Epilogue: UNLV Yearbook, 1977

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University of Nevada, Las Vegas U-N-V Copyright ® 1977
by
Fred Albrecht and Kevin Flaherty
on behalf of the
Alumni Association,
University of Nevada, Las Vegas

UNLV ALUMNI BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Front Row (Left to Right): Bryan Metcalf, Bill Terry—Parliamentarian, Alberta Stern—Secretary, Angela
Brooker—1st Vice President, Nancy Galyean—President, Robert Brinton—2nd Vice President, Brad
Boman—Treasurer. Second Row: Rex Lundberg—Past President, Jim Cook, Linda Leavitt, Jill Lawn,
Bruce Layne, Rossi Ralenkotter, Joe King, Vicki Alper, Seymore Brown, and Fred Albrecht. Not Present
for Picture: Rene Arceneaux, Mary Hall, Ralph Piercy, and Bill Wortman.
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Dear Graduate:
It is my pleasure to extend to you my sincere congratulations as you
graduate from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas and become
members of our alumni organization. We wish you the best of success in
your individual endeavors and hope that you will retain a close affiliation
with your University and help it to grow in size and in quality in the years
ahead. Your degree will mean more to you as the institution achieves
greater regional and national prominence, and we earnestly solicit your
help in our efforts to obtain this prominence.
Nancy Galyean
President
UNLV Alumni Association
Sincerely,
It is with great pleasure that I offer my sincerest congratulations on
behalf of the Alumni Association on achieving the status of alumnus.
I hope that you will continue to support the University of Nevada, Las
Vegas through the Alumni Association, and if we can be of any service to
you, please do not hesitate to call upon us.
Once again, best wishes and good luck in the pursuit of your chosen
career.
Sincerely,
Dear Graduate:
As a student that has been attending the University of Nevada, Las
Vegas for the past seven years, I can appreciate the honor and sense of
achievement that comes with receiving the diploma.
We can look back with a sense of pride at our accomplishments; not only
in the academic field, but in the area of personal contacts and
friendships that we have made during our years at this University.
We have seen UNLV take tremendous strides forward in growth and
character. We have witnessed a University become nationaly visable and
a Las Vegas community that is proud and stands with us through all our
endeavors.
Those of us involved with student government would like to thank you for
your continuous support during your years at UNLV, and wish you a
most rewarding and happy future.
Dear Graduate:
Donald H. Baepler
President
Daniel L. Russell
President, Consolidated Students
1976-1977
University of Nevada, Las Vegas
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Dan Russel, CSUN President
CSUN
Senate
MEMBERS CSUN SENATE: Left to Right, standing, Parlimentarian Dr. Stevens, Joe Mann, Ron McCormick, Evan
Fishman, Jace Mills, Marshall Willick, Joe Warpinski, Brad Peterson, Bill Van Anda and Scott Lorenz. Seated, Sharon
Baker, Debi Fields, Pam Phinney and Mike Navarro.
Pam Beury—Vice President
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Pam Hysell, Treasurer
(Left to Right—Top Row): Marie Shugart, Debi Fields, Eva Honsa, Susan
Grabowski, Sandy Palmieri, Susan Hager. (Middle Row): Cindy Vannucci, Leslie
Harris, Ingrid Hegedus, Lynn Ryckman, Carlene Star. (Bottom Row): Shirley
Lindsey, Debbie Lloyd, Jainy Pickard, Linda Williams. Not Pictured: Pam Hysell,
DeAnn Turpen, Martha Butler, Donna Milcarek, Sue Mitchell, Sherri Angle.
SIGMA NU PSI CHI SIGMA CHI
The UNLV Chapter has 30 active members dedicated to the enrichment and support
of the field of Psychology. Officers for 1976-77 are: Jean Coe, President, Mike
O'Boyle, Vice President, Christie Phillips, Secretary, Alice Gooch, Treasurer, Dr.
Diane Turnbough, Faculty Advisor. Active members for the current year are: Lisa
Abel, Margaret Bukacek, Linda Burdick, Jean Coe, Herbert Crosby, Jeanette de
Jong, Vicki Evans, Ron Fisher, Alice Gooch, Vicki Gyger, Elaine Haire, Milton
Kassin, Charles Scott Kramer, Colleen Leavens, Carolyn Logsdon, Annette Marcus,
Buddy Marshall, Kay Medrano, Alberto Mesa, Mike O'Boyle, Steve Oster,
Julie Parolini, Christie
Phillips, Paul Richards, Monika Steinborn, Alyson Stern, Bruce
Stubbs, Patty Van Mehr, Harvey Waxman, Bob Weaver. y—|
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ALPHA KAPPA PSI
Professional Business
Fraternity
Founded October 5, 1904
President
Nathaniel S. Reddicks
Vice-President Pledge Activities
Michael J. Bonner
Vice-President Professional
Russell A. Kost
Secretary
Bernice DeLorme
Gary L. Mynatt
Richard P. Johnson
Todd Clifton
John Hunt
Tom Moreo
Chris Saltzman
Iris Tolley
Cindi Watts
Treasurer
Phyllis Fuhriman
Members
Master of Rituals
Jimmy G. McFadden
Chapter Advisor
Prof. Richard W. Hoyt
Mark A. Wittek
Levant Carey
Scott Gonzalez
Gary Meckler
Jon Pencikowski
Frank Rosaschi III
Max Ward
Ken Rick
Faculty Alumni
Dr. George W. Hardbeck-Dean of the College of Business and Economics.
Dr. Monroe C. Fischer Prof. Richard w Hoyt
n; u®rry A cd.9MWay Prof. Ronald Anderson
DDrr . wWtilnliaifmlrr fTj W\A/hh iit°e PPrrooff". CRaicrh, aEr dW Ea- dSet rahlem
nDr .' RRefuhbe n NMeaulma amna d P r o f . , r a R N i s s e n Prof. Robert C. Rieke
Michael Maher
Robert Marshall
Darrell Cavanaugh
Bradley Watts
Sheri Hunt
Larry Dungey
Jerry Klein
Steve Stocker
Lee Bernhart
John Wanderer
Art Francis
Wes Williams
Ed Kueas
Alumni
Gerone Free
Nelson Italiano
Charles Johnson
Ronnie Lewis
Vianora T. Stephenson
Lyle Hammitter
Rex Lundberg
Leroy White
Dick Kostelac
Dugg Watkin
Rick Huntington
Roger Zamora
Fred Houghland
Hal Elks
John Fjorn
Dale Hensen
Rex Jerrett
Ray Tram
Ron Fulton
Jack Morgan
Dick Ronnow
Jerry Lockhard
Mike Ryan
John Higley
Claude Gouch
Rod Connent
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ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA
SORORITY, INC.
KAPPA XI CHAPTER—UNLV—1976
Above are the Twelve Sorors of AKA—Kappa Xi Chapter—UNLV.
These young ladies went over April 10, 1976. Seated: Monica Lopes
and Patricia Bailey. Second Row: Vickie Turner; Debra Epps; Sheri
Hunt and Debra Wieker. Last Row: Barbara Kirkland (Undergraduate
Advisor); Vickie Barnett; Swayzine Fields; Yvonne Atkinson; Mildred
Robinson (Regional Director); Shirley Harper; Waynette James,
Wannetta Hewlett and Jeannie Crawford (Undergraduate Advisor).
Decorating the Fireside Lounge for one of their
popular get-down Disco Dances of 1976. Enjoying
the before effects are Sorors Shirley Harper;
Waynette James; Monica Lopes; Deborah Wicker
and Vickie Turner.
AKA's posing before strutting in UNLV's 1976
Greek Week. An enjoyable errand that left smiles
on all of their faces. From left to right: Shirley
Harper; Wannetta Hewlett; Yvonne Atkinson;
Vickie Barnett; Waynette James; Vickie Turner;
Sheri Hunt; Swayzine Fields and Patricia Bailey.
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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 SPEAKER
FROM THE INDUSTRY.
DEAN VALLEN'S POOL PARTY"
September 11, 1976—THE ANNUAL PARTY AT THE BEGINNING OF THE SCHOOL YEAR WHERE OLD MEMBERS
WELCOME NEW ONES.
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MT. CHARLESTON PARTY—NOVEMBER 3, 1976
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LJNLV CHEERLEADERS: Left to right, Nancy Oesterle, Kelly
O'Quinn, Kim DiVicino, Shana Turner, and Heidi Neal.
Photo by John Goad
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MASQUERADE DANCE
JUDGING THE COSTUMES
OCTOBER 31, 1976
MR. SPOCK VISITS OUR DANCE
MONTHLY MEETINGS AT VARIOUS HOTELS
ST. JUDE'S
PICNIC
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REBELS
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SPIRIT
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Bill Ireland
Athletic Director
University of Nevada, Las Vegas
Completing his fourth year as the Director of Intercollegiate
Athletics for UNLV, Bill Ireland's progressive planning
and aggressive work has brought tremendous national
prominence to not only the 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 help keep
UNLV's athletic program on a continued spiral to the top.
All American Quarterback, Glenn Carano
1976 U. OF NEVADA, LAS VEGAS REBELS
Cason, John Dannenfelser, Welsey Austin, Adrian Hill, Steve Griffin, Jack
Concannon, Ed Bradley, Hugh Cunningham, Bruce Ezor, George Zaro,
Rodney Poindexter, and Student Assistant Trainer Greg Hayes.
U. NEVADA, LAS VEGAS FOOTBALL
1976 SCHOOL RECORDS SET
INDIVIDUAL OFFENSIVE RECORDS
TOTAL OFFENSE
MOST PLAYS
Game: 52 by Glenn Carano, U. of South
Dakota, 1976
Season: 367 by Glenn Carano, 1976
Career: 913 by Glenn Carano, 1973-74-75-
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MOST YARDS GAINED
Game: 351 by Glenn Carano, Weber State
1976
Career: 5,234 by Glenn Carano, 1973-74-
75-76
MOST YARDS GAINED PER GAME
Season: 202.0 by Glenn Carano, 1976
Career: 163.6 by Glenn Carano, 1973-74-
75-76
RUSHING
HIGHEST AVERAGE GAIN PER RUSH
Game: 20.4 by Raymond Strong, U. of
Nevada, Reno, 1976
Season: 7.3 by Raymond Strong, 1976
PASSING
MOST PASSES ATTEMPTED
Game: 43 by Glenn Carano, U. of South
Dakota, 1976
Season: 277 by Glenn Carano, 1976
Career: 636 by Glenn Carano, 1973-74-75-
76
MOST PASSES COMPLETED
Game: 24 by Glenn Carano, Weber State.
Season: 148 by Glenn Carano, 1976
Career: 337 by Glenn Carano, 1973-74-75-
76
MOST PASSES COMPLETED PER GAME
Season: 14.8 by Glenn Carano, 1976
MOST PASSES HAD INTERCEPTED
"Game: 4 by Glenn Carano, Idaho State
1974, 1976
Season: 13 by Glenn Carano, 1976
Career: 38 by Glenn Carano, 1973-74-75-76
MOST YARDS GAINED
Game: 359 by Glenn Carano, Weber State
1976
Career: 5,095 by Glenn Carano, 1973-74-
75-76
MOST YARDS GAINED PER GAME
Season: 202.4 by Glenn Carano, 1976
Career: 159.2 by Glenn Carano, 1973-74-
75-76
MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES THROWN
•"Season: 13 by Glenn Carano, 1975, 1976
Career: 37 by Glenn Carano, 1973-74-75-76
RECEIVING
INTERCEPTIONS
MOST PASSES INTERCEPTED
"Game: 2 by Marlon Beavers, Missouri
Southern, 1976
Season: 6 by Marlon Beavers, 1976
Career: 17 by Marlon Beavers, 1973-74-75-
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KICKOFF RETURNS
MOST PASSES CAUGHT
Game: 10 by Mike Haverty, U. of Nevada
Reno, 1976
Season: 51 by Mike Haverty, 1976
MOST CATCHES PER GAME
Season: 4.5 by Mike Haverty, 1976
MOST YARDS ON KICKOFF RETURNS
Career: 1,452 by Henry Vereen, 1975-76-
HIGHEST AVERAGE PER KICKOFF RETURN
Season: 31.4 by Henry Vereen, 1976
Career: 25.9 by Henry Vereen, 1975-76-
SCORING
MOST CONSECUTIVE PAT KICKS MADE:
39 by Sonny LeJeune, 1976-
LONGEST PLAYS
KICKOFF RETURN:
99 by Ken Bowles, Cal Poly SLO, 1976
TEAM SINGLE GAME OFFENSE
PASSING
MOST PASSES ATTEMPTED:
45 vs Idaho State, 1976 (Completed 22)
MOST PASSES COMPLETED:
25 vs Weber State, 1976, (Attempted 44)
TEAM SEASON OFFENSIVE RECORDS
TOTAL OFFENSE
MOST YARDS GAINED PER GAME: 405.0, 1976
PASSING
MOST YARDS GAINED PER GAME:
250.5, 1976
M 3 4 0 P 1 A 9 7 6 E S A T T E M P T E D P E R G A M E :
MOST PASSES COMPLETED PER GAME:
17.7, 1976
"MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES PER GAME'
1.8, 1968, 1976
MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS
M 5599 (lUlu N?Ro N19?7o1^-UPIrIeVsEe GntA) MES WITHOUT A TIE:
"INDICATES TIED RECORD
LAS VEGAS, NEV.—Based significantly on
the great output against the University of
Nevada, Reno, the playoff-bound UNLV Rebel
football team has finished the 1976 regular
season with a fine 9-2 record and 40 new team
and individual school records to their credit.
Coach Tony Knap's first-year at UNLV also
produced four ties of existing records, giving the
1976 Rebel team the most productivity of any in
the nine-year history of the sport at the school.
Senior All-America quarterback candidate
Glenn Carano led the individual assault on the
record books as he complied 21 new Rebel
marks and tied two existing standards. Among
the marks the 6-3, 197 pound signal caller established
are in total offense for MOST
PLAYS—Game (52), Season (367) and Career
(913), MOST YARDS GAINED—Game (351), and
Career (5,234), MOST YARDS GAINED PER
GAME—Season (202.0) and Career (163.6).
Among his new passing marks are for MOST
PASSES ATTEMPTED-Game (43), Season
(277), Career (636), MOST PASSES
COMPLETED —Game (24), Season (148),
Career (337), MOST PASSES COMPLETED PEFI
GAME —Season (14.8), MOST YARDS
GAINED—Season (202.4), Career (159.2) and
MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES
THROWN—Career (37).
Junior running back Raymond Strong also
broke two records held by former UNLV All-
America runningback Mike Thomas. Strong has
marks for HIGHEST GAIN PER RUSH—Game
(20.4) and Season (7.3 yards per carry). Strong
gained 907 net yards for the regular season.
Senior wide receiver Mike Haverty also set
three receiving marks for UNLV —MOST
PASSES CAUGHT—Game (10), and Season
(51), and MOST CATCHES PER GAME—Season
(4.5).
Senior free safety Marlon Beavers kept his
name in the record annals as he set marks for
MOST PASSES INTERCEPTED-Season (6).
and Career (17).
Sophomore speedster Henry Vereen set three
kickoff return marks—MOST YARDS ON
KICKOFF RETURNS—Career (1,452) and
H I G H E S T A V E R A G E P E R K I C K O F F
RETURN—Season (31.4) and Career (25.9)
Vereen still has two years to add on to his marks
too.
While Vereen was Division It's leading kickoff
return man this season, freshman Ken Bowles
set a Rebel record with a 99-yard kickoff return
against Cal Poly.
Junior walk-on placekicker Sonny LeJeune
set the other individual Rebel record as he has
now made 39 consecutive extra point kicks going
into the 1977 season.
In college football, post season competition
does not count in season statistics, so the final
Rebel stats for the 1976 season will not change.
Among the team records set by UNLV were
seven all totaled. This year's Rebels averaged
405 yards per game in total offense, a new mark,
as were the passing marks of MOST YARDS
GAINED PER GAME (250.5), MOST PASSES
ATTEMPTED PER GAME (34), and MOST
PASSES COMPLETED PER GAME (17.7).
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u. NEVADA, LAS VEGAS FINAL 1976
FOOTBALL STATS
REGULAR SEASON W9 L 2
TEAM STATISTICS UNLV OPP
First Downs Rushing 88 98
First Downs Passing 121 91
First Downs Penalty 25 16
TOTAL FIRST DOWNS 234 205
Times Carried Ball 426 514
Yards Gained Rushing 2188 2191
Yards Lost Rushing 488 445
TD's Rushing 28 17
NET YARDS GAINED
RUSHING 1700 1746
RUSHING AVERAGE 154.5 158.7
Passes Attempted 374 308
Passes Completed 195 146
Passes Had Intercepted 18 10
Completion Percentage .521 .474
TD's Passing 20 15
NET YARDS PASSING 2755 2161
PASSING AVERAGE 250.5 196.5
Total Plays 800 822
TOTAL OFFENSE 4455 3907
TOTAL OFFENSE AVERAGE 405.0 355.2
Times Punted 56 61
Yards Punted 1991 2386
Punts Had Blocked 0 0
Punting Average 35.5 39.1
Fumbles 39 31
Fumbles Lost 23 17
Penalties 87 82
Yards Penalized 824 764
TD's By Fumble Recovery 1 1
TD's By Pass Interception 0 0
Safety 0 0
TOTAL TOUCHDOWNS 50 34
PAT Rushing 0/1 0/3
PAT Passing 0/1 0/1
PAT Kicked 47/48 27/30
Field Goals 2/7 10/17
TOTAL POINTS 353 261
SCORING AVERAGE 32.1 23.7
SCORE BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 T
UNLV 55 114 100 84 353
OPPONENTS 65 101 44 51 261
SCORING TD PAT:K R P FG T 1
Strong 10 60 1
LeJeune 0 47/48 2/7 53 1
Carano 8 48
Moore 6 36 :
Haverty 5 30 1
Harris 4 24 1
Vereen 4 24
Bowles 3 18
Spinks 3 18
Davenport 2 12
Van Houten 2 12
Rodriguez 1 6
Davis 1 6
Cobb 1 6
PUNTING NO YDS AVE LONG
Gortz 33 1132 34.3 50
J. Harris 21 812 38.7 52
Carano 1 33 33.0 33
TEAM 1 14 14.0 14
PUNT RETURNS NO YDS AVE TD LONG
M. Beavers 15 122 8.1 0 21
Bowles 1 31 31.0 0 31
Haynes 3 27 9.0 0 21
Kelly 5 22 4.5 0 14
RECEIVING NO YDS AVE TD LONG
Haverty 51 738 14.5 5 47
B. Harris 37 566 15.3 4 41
Vereen 19 357 18.9 3 60
Strong 17 282 16.6 1 64
Haynes 13 164 12.6 0 24
Bowles 11 161 14.6 2 21
Davenport 11 119 10.8 2 35
Moore 10 111 11.1 0 23
Spinks 8 79 9.9 2 20
Rodriguez 7 85 12.1 0 15
Austin 6 30 5.0 0 9
Melton 2 24 12.0 0 15
Starbird 1 25 25.0 0 25
Schnabel 1 10 I0.0 0 10
Cobb 1 4 4.0 1 4
KICKOFF RET. NO YDS AVE TD LONG
Vereen 20 628 31.4 0 64
Bowles 7 216 30.9 1 99
Strong 7 200 28.6 0 47
Cobb 3 68 22.7 0 26
Rodriguez 2 36 18.0 0 24
Spinks 1 17 17.0 0 17
Austin 2 15 7.5 0 10
INTERCEPTIONS NO YDS AVE TD LONG
M. Beavers 6 79 13.2 0 33
C. Jones 3 129 43.0 0 53
D. Beavers 1 2 2.0 0 2
RUSHING TCB NYG AVE TD LONG
Strong 125 907 7.3 9 74
Moore 72 281 3.9 6 21
Spinks 41 253 6.2 1 37 UNLV THE RECORD (9-2) OPP ATT.
Rodriguez 37 136 3.8 1 20
Melton 13 65 5.0 0 21 21 University of Montana 19 13,848
Van Houten 15 52 3.5 2 22 28 University of South Dakota 26 13,031
Cobb 13 37 2.8 0 13 33 AT Weber State College 16 13,602
Vereen 1 22 22.0 1 22 31 Idaho State University 17 13,702
Ellis 2 7 3.5 0 4 13 AT Univ. of the Pacific 38 9,327
Caldwell 2 2 1.0 0 4 63 Univ. of Nebraska, Omaha 42 13,213
Carano 90 -4 ... 8 22 28 AT Northern Arizona Univ. 31 6,860
B. Harris 1 -9 ... 0 28 Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo 10 11,138
Austin 1 -11 0 __ 31 Boise State University 26 14,066
Cahill 11 -22 0 10 28 Missouri Southern 3 11,320
TEAM
2 -16 0 __ 49 U. of Nevada, Reno 33 14,270
353 261 134,377
PASSING PA PC PI PCT YDS TD LONG HOME ATTENDANCE: 104,588
HOME AVERAGE: 13,074
Carano 277 148 13 .534 2024 13 64
Cahill 51 24 3 .471 383 4 47
Van Houten 46 23 2 .500 348 3 39
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1976-77 UNLV
UNLV OPPONENTS OPP
49 CAL LUTHERN 0
29 STANFORD 13
26 UTAH STATE 17
44 SOUTHERN UTAH STATE 5
52 Claremont College 0
26 Cal State, Fullerton 18
13 Long Beach State 27
40 Southern Utah State 3
22 UCLA 12
25 CAL STATE, STANISLAUS 14
40 COLORADO SCHOOL/MINES 4
37 FRESNO STATE UNIVERSITY 5
44 Northern Arizona Univ. 0
38 Ft. Lewis College 7
43 CAL POLY, POMONA 0
53 CAL STATE, LOS ANGELES 0
33 SACRAMENTO STATE UNIV. 8
20 Cal State, Fullerton 23
30 Univ of Cal, Santa Barbara 13
32 Biola College 6
36 Northern Arizona Univ. 9
732 TOTALS 184
34.85 AVERAGE PER MATCH 8.76
UNLV 209-95-5 392 232 124 167 44
OPPONENTS 95-209-5 221 285 89 89 16
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Wrestling Season Ends
The UNLV wrestlers ended the 1976-77 season with a
19-2 dual meet record which included a ten match winning
streak and three key victories over major opponents
(UCLA, Utah State and Stanford). The Rebels decisioned
UCLA by a score of 22-12 in January, then the Bruins lost
to fourth ranked U. of Oklahoma by the same tally. Utah
State suffered its first loss in 14 duals at the hands of
UNLV 27-16 and then came back to beat nearly all the
teams in the WAC conference.
In their first season of competition, the Rebel wrestlers
outscored their dual meet opponents 732 to 184, with a
match average of 35 points and 8.7 for the opponents.
Several marks set this season could stand for many
season, notably the fastest takedown by Jeff Wilton (2
seconds), the fastest escape held by Bob Northridge and
Craig Foster (also 2 second), and the most riding time by
Carl Blalark (7:11).
BEST MARKS: Fastest takedown: Jeff Wilton (2 sec)
Fastest escape: Bob Northridge and
Craig Foster (2 sec)
Fastest Fall: Ed Veatch (29 sec)
Most Riding Time: Carl Blalark (7:11)
Most Points Scored: Jeff Wilton
(25 vs Claremont College)
Most Team Points Scored in one season:
Jeff Wilton (95V2)
Most Season Wins: Jeff Wilton (25)
Most Takedowns in a season:
Craig Foster (69)
Most Escapes and Reversals in a season:
Craig Foster & Bob Northridge (47)
Most Nearfalls in a season:
Mike Springer (30)
Most Pins in a season: Ed Veatch (11)
From left ro right—BOTTOM ROW— Mike McGuire, Carl Blalark, Charles Blar, Ruben Lopez, and Pete
Durazo. SECOND ROW—Jeff Wilton, Bob Clements, Russell Lee, Tom Leno, Bob Northridge, Dale
Fitch, and John Padilla. THIRD ROW—Cornelius James, Bob Stewart, Manny Suarez, Tom Salazar.
Don Barrios, Mike Jameson, Bob Onedecker, and Louis Pringle. TOP ROW—HEAD COACH Dennis
Finfrock, Ed Veatch, Jerry Blanchette, Rich Blanton, Craig Foster, Terry Robertson, Ed Johnson, and
Steve Hart.
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WRESTLING TEAM
UNLV WRESTLING 21 MATCH STATISTICS
RECORD: W 19 L 2
WRESTLER WGT W-L-D TDS ESC REV NF PINS TEAM POINTS
CAR! BLALARK 118 17-5-0 20-9 9-15 18-5 17-10 4-1 561/2
CHARLES BLALARK 118 7-2-0 11-9 8-9 6-5 5-7 3-0 22
MIS.E SPRINGER 126 22-8-0 26-18 15-8 11-8 30-10 3-0 931/4
RUBEN LOPEZ 126 3-2-1 4-8 3-0 2-1 4-1 2-1 191/2
PETE DURAZO 134 23-6-2 46-11 23-42 6-1 17-7 1-1 87
BOB NORTHRIDGE 142 19-9-1 48-31 35-44 12-12 14-11 1-1 653/4
DALE FITCH 142 3-0-0 3-1 0-1 3-0 7-0 13
DON BARRIOS 150 19-7-0 32-15 18-18 12-7 15-4 2-1 701/4
JEFF WILTON 158 25-8-1 58-15 32-46 2-7 12-4 4.0 951/2
LOUIS PRINGLE 158 3-2-0 8-2 3-7 3-3 3-0 -|_Q 16
BOB STEWART 167 7-3-0 14-6 3-3 10-7 2-3 I_I 35
CRAIG FOSTER 177 24-9-0 69-22 36-48 11-6 21-1 3.9 901/2
CHRIS FAIRCLOTH 190 11-7-0 9-18 4-9 11-8 11-3 4.1 56
MANNY SUAREZ 19O 2-2-0 2-3 1-2 1-1 2-3 0-2 12
TOM LENO -MR. 1-3-0 N-2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-2 9
ED VEATCH HVY 13"7"0 2°-22 12"19 9-6 3-6 11'4 85
DOUG DARLINGTON HVY 1-2-0 1.7 5-3 1-0 0-2 O-0 8
MARK NOVOSEL HVY 4-2-0 G-6 5-1 1-4 2-1 -J. 17
OTHERS 5-11-0 13.21 20-10 5_8 2-16 1-1 25
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UNLV BASKETBALL 1976-77 NCAA,
SCHOOL RECORDS SET
NCAA RECORDS
POINTS
"Season: 3,426—UNLV, 1976-77 (32 games)
MOST 100-POINT GAMES
"Season: 23—UNLV, 1976-77 (in 32)
MOST CONSECUTIVE 110 POINT GAMES
Season: 12—UNLV, 1976-77.
NCAA TOURNAMENT RECORDS
MOST POINTS
Five-Game Series: 505—UNLV, 1977, 101.0 per game. (121-95 v.s U. San Francisco,
88-83 vs. Utah, 107-90 vs. Idaho State, 83-84 vs. North Carolina, 106-94
vs. North Carolina-Charlotte).
MOST FIELD GOALS
Five-Game Series: 218—UNLV, 1977. (49 vs. USF, 37 vs. Utah, 44 vs. Idaho State,
41 vs. North Carolina, 47 vs. North Carolina-Charlotte).
MOST POINTS
One Game: 121—UNLV vs. U. San Francisco (95), regional first round, 3-12-77
NCAA CONSOLATION GAME RECORDS
MOST POINTS, TWO TEAMS—200, UNLV (106) vs. UNCC (94), Atlanta, 1977
MOST FIELD GOALS MADE, TWO TEAMS—83, UNLV (47) vs. UNCC (36), Atlanta, 1977
"MOST POINTS, ONE TEAM—106, UNLV vs. UNCC (94), Atlanta, 1977
SCHOOL RECORDS
TEAM: Season
"Points: 3,426
Best Field Goal Percentage: .496 (1408 of 2840)
Best Free Throw Percentage: .769 (610 of 793)
"Most Victories: 29
Most Consecutive Wins on Home Floor: 59 and still going
Most Assists: 712
"Most 100 point games: 23
Most Consecutive 100 point games: 12
TEAM: Single Game
Most Free Throws Made: 42 vs. San Diego State (42 of 44), 12-11-76
Best Free Throw Percentage: .956 vs. San Diego State (42 of 44), 12-11-76
"Most Assists: 40 vs. Northern Arizona University, 1-11-77
INDIVIDUAL: Career
Most Field Goals Made: 913, Eddie Owens, 1973-77
Most Points: 2221, Eddie Owens, 1973-77
Best Free Throw Percentage: .878, Robert Smith (216 of 246), 1974-77
Most Games Played: 118, Eddie Owens, 1973-77
Most Consecutive Games Played: 118, Eddie Owens, 1973-77
Most Assists: 444, Robert Smith, 1974-77
Most Steals: 113, Sam Smith, 1975-77
Most Rebounds: 831, Glen Gondrezick, 1973-77
INDIVIDUAL: Season
Best Free Throw Percentage: .925, Robert Smith (98 of 106)
Most Consecutive Free Throws Made: 27, Robert Smith, Oregon (12-1-76)
through Oklahoma (12-22-76)
Most Assists: 195, Robert Smith
INDIVIDUAL: Game
Most Consecutive Free Throws Made: 15, Eddie Owens vs. San Diego State, 12-11-76
ALL-TIME REBEL SCORING PACESETTERS
No. 1 Eddie Owens
No. 5 Glen Gondrezick
No. 6 Lewis Brown
No. 10 Robert Smith
No. 11 Sam Smith
ALSO
No. 23 Reggie Theus
"INDICATES TIED RECORD
(The Five seniors)
2,221 career points
1,311 career points
1,289 career points
954 career points
943 career points
648 Two-year total points
1976-77 ATTENDANCE SHATTERS ALL-TIME UNLV MARK
Home: 118,737 (19 games)
Overall: 242,755 (32 games)
Overall average: 7,586 (32 games)
MOST SELLOUTS: 26 (32 games)
RUNNIN' REBELS: CHAMPIONS OF THE WEST
LAS VEGAS, NEV.—It happens every year. The season
ends, but never before in the history of UNLV basketball
has the season ended more dramatically, more excitingly,
or more emotionally. This just wasn't the end of another
basketball season for the winningest active major college
coach in America—Jerry Tarkanian. Rather, it was the
culmination of THE season in Runnin' Rebel basketball
and the final performance for five talented UNLV seniors.
UNLV's record-setting team climaxed it's greatest
season ever with a 29-3 record and a third-place finish in
the NCAA Championships at the Omni in Atlanta, Georgia.
The Runnin' Rebels, who now have an NCAA three-year
playoff record 7-3, won the Western Regional championship
and during the course of the season set six
NCAA records, tied three more and also broke 19 school
records while tying an additional four.
Coach Jerry Tarkanian upped his nine-year major
college coaching record to 224-36 for a brilliant .862 winning
percentage. In four years at UNLV, his teams have
compiled a 102-16 record for an even more impressive
.864 winning percentage. While marching through the
season with only three losses, winning the championships
of the Rebel Roundup, Las Vegas Holiday Classic and the
NCAA Western Regionals, the Runnin' Rebels clearly
etched themselves in the annals of basketball history.
No team in history holds more NCAA scoring records
(14), and no team may ever equal some of the feats of the
Runnin' Rebels. Besides winning 59 consecutive games in
the Las Vegas Convention Center, UNLV's five seniors
have eternally placed themselves in the hearts of all Las
Vegas.
Senior All-America Eddie Owens, who led the Rebels in
scoring once again with a 21.8 per game average, led the
assault on the record books as he set five individual
marks this season. Owens became the all-time leading
scorer in UNLV history this season with 2,221 points and
also set marks for the most field goals made in a career
(913), most games played (118) and most consecutive
games played (118) and most consecutive free throws
made in a single game (15).
Senior captain Robert Smith, the little general with a big
heart, set five records also as he led the nation in free
throw percentage (.925 with 98 of 106 made). Robert also
set standards for best free throw percentage in a career at
.878 (216 of 246), most assists in a career (444) and in a
season (195), and most consecutive free throws made in
one season (27).
Senior Glen Gondrezick grabbed the most rebounds in
a career (831) and Sudden Sam Smith made the most
steals in acareer(H3in two years). While Owens is the top
scorer in UNLV history with 2,221 points, Gondrezick is
5th (1,311). Lewis Brown is 6th (1,289). Robert Smith is
10th (954) and Sam Smith is 11th (943). After just two
seasons, talented sophomore Reggie Theus is no. 23 in
all-time scoring (648).
The unsung hero of the legendary Rebels was 6-9
center Larry Moffett who was Mr. Defense for UNLV while
scoring 8.0 and getting 9.2 rebounds per game as a junior.
"Lady Rebels
1976-77 LADY REBELS
Front Row (I to r): Anita Carter, Rhonda
Penquite, Co-Captain Donna Wick, Diane
Tillman, Sheila Powell. Second Row: Pam
Parham, Debra Waddy, Co-Captain Liz
Galloway, Sherry Hudlow. Back Row: Head
Coach Dan Ayala, Belinda Candler,
Janice Fuller, Cindy Perkins, Assistant
Coach Matti Smith.
UNLV Lady Rebel Debra Waddy (no. 25)
shoots over Lady Husker Kathy Hawkins
(no. 22). UNLV defeated the University of
Nebraska 96-72.
LAS VEGAS, NEV.—With a 23-game winning streak at home and several new school records to
their credit, the UNLV Lady Rebels ended the 1976-77 regular season with an easy victory over
Arizona State 88-57 last weekend in Tempe.
Belinda Candler led the Rebel effort in Arizona with 20 points and 13 rebounds; also in double
scoring figures were Debra Waddy with 18 and Cindy Perkins and Diane Tillman with 10.
Under second year Head Coach Dan Ayala, the women compiled a 14-4 record, giving him a
total of 41-9 in the women's program. The Lady Rebels now have a 23-game winning streak at
home which started in 1974 with a 70-45 win over Palomar College in the last home game of that
season and continued through 14 home victories in 1975-76 and eight home triumphs in 1976-77.
One of the key factors in those successful seasons has been Debra Waddy, the 5-10 senior
from Angleton, Texas who has led the team in scoring during her two years at UNLV and is the
first woman to score more than 1,000 points in her career at UNLV. Waddy amassed 1,105 points
in just two years, a feat unequalled by the eight men who have earned the same honor with the
runnin' Rebels. Playing in 49 games, Waddy averaged 23 points per game and 8 rebounds,
averaging 48.6 percent from the floor and 69.5 from the charity stripe.
Also graduating is Janice Fuller, a 6-1 center, who led the squad with 13.9 rebounds last
season, then was forced to leave this year after topping the rebound totals for the first ten games.
She ends her career with a 12.5 rebounding average and 11.7 average in scoring.
This year's co-captains, Donna Wick and Liz Galloway, are also after starting for two consecutive
season for the Lady Rebels. Galloway averaged 10.6 ppg and 8.1 rebounds, while Wick
had a 8.7 ppg average and 6.7 boards per game.
The 1976-77 squad broke most of the school records set last season, despite the fact that they
played a much shorter schedule. The overall team field goal percentage of 42.5 topped last year's
mark, in addition to making the best free throw percentage of 63.1. Individually, Waddy's 78.8 free
throw percentage will go down in the record books, as well as Belinda Candler's 55.2 field goal
percentage.
The Lady Rebs end the regular season as one of the highest scoring teams in the nation,
averaging 91.2 ppg and allowing their opponents only 65.3, making more than 100 points in five
games.
Three women were in double scoring figures for the season, Waddy with 18.8 ppg, Candler
close behind with 18.4 and Diane Tillman with 10.3. Candler clearly dominated the rebounding
totals with 9.2 board per game.
UNLV is hoping for possible tournament offers, including a repeat performance at the National
Women's Invitational in Amarillo, Texas on March 17-19. The Lady Rebels placed third in last
year's tournament. Also in the wings is the selection of teams to participate in the AIAW regionals
to be held in Fullerton, Cal. March 10-12.
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End Season"
1976-77 STATISTICS
RECORD: W 14 L 4 (HOME 8-0; AWAY 3-1; NEUTRAL 3-31
PLAYER G FGM-FGA PCT FTM-FTA PCT REB AVE PF-FO TP AVE A
WADDY 18 136-321 .436 67-85 .788 112 6.2 55-2 339 18.8 14
CANDLER 18 123-223 .552 85-120 .708 165 9.2 36-0 331 18.4 11
TILLMAN 13 50-104 .481 34-54 .629 55 4.2 29-2 134 10.3 13
GALLOWAY 18 70-173 .405 14-34 .412 102 5.7 56-6 154 8.6 26
PERKINS 18 58-129 .450 19-40 .475 101 5.6 48-0 135 7.5 10
PENQUITE 14 47-121 .388 10-14 .714 59 4.2 26-0 104 7.4 18
WICK 18 43-130 .331 30-52 .577 75 4.2 27-1 116 6.4 53
HUDLOW 16 31-79 .392 15-25 .600 54 3.4 33-0 77 4.8 17
CARTER 18 28-64 .438 10-17 .588 34 1.9 32-1 66 3.7 38
FULLER 10 39-102 .382 10-22 .455 82 8.2 28-1 88 8.8 5
POWELL 10 33-81 .407 9-17 .529 22 2.2 32-1 75 7.5 52
PARHAM 5 11-28 .393 1-2 .500 *14 2.8 8-0 23 4.6 10
(TEAM REBOUNDS) 134
UNLV 18 669-1546 .433 304-482 .631 1009 56.1 401-12 1642 91.2 267
OPPONENTS 18 454-1150 .395 268-429 .625 903 50.2 436-14 1176 65.3 207
TURNOVERS: TEAM (363)—Perkins (51), Waddy (47), Wick (39), Candler (35), Carter (29),
Galloway (23), Hudlow (22), Penquite (18), Tillman (17), Powell (52), Fuller (18), Parham (12).
OPPONENTS (655). STEALS: TEAM (166)—Galloway (24), Carter (12), Waddy (10), Perkins (9),
Hudlow (9), Tillman (9), Wick (8), Candler (6), Penquite (6), Powell (39), Fuller (7), Parham (4).
UNLV OPPONENT OPP LEADING SCORER TOP REBOUNDER
92 'IMMACULATA COLLEGE 85 Waddy-23 Fuller-8
82 'DELTA STATE UNIVERSITY 76 Waddy-22 Fuller-9
110 UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY 49 Waddy-20 Fuller-10
92 U.C., SANTA BARBARA 38 Candler-27 Candler-12
71 Kansas State University 73 Waddy-18 Wick-10
108 PEPPERDINE UNIVERSITY 53 Waddy-24 Perkins-12
89 #University of Utah 44 Waddy-24 Fuller-13
68 #Cal State, Fullerton 70 Waddy, Candler-16 Perkins, Galloway-6
96 U. OF NEBRASKA, LINCOLN 72 Waddy-17 Candler-12
105 UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY 75 Waddy, Candler-20 Candler-13
116 WEBER STATE COLLEGE 74 Tillman-30 Candler-18
80 @Texas Southern U. 64 Tillman-19 Candler-10
108 @Texas A& M 92 Waddy-27 Candler-13
91 @Louisiana State U. 92 Waddy-26 Perkins-11
81 @University of Texas 87 Candler-24 Candler-10
72 U. of New Mexico 53 Waddy-19 Galloway-12
93 U. of New Mexico 54 Candler-25 Candler, Waddy-7
88 Arizona State U. 57 Candler-20 Candler-13
HOME GAMES IN CAPS 'Tournament of Champions #Cougar Classic @Houston Classic
THE 1977 UNLV
WOMEN'S TENNIS
TEAM
Bottom row: Alexandria Brandwynne, Terri
Corrado, Debby Dickinson, Liz Foley. Middle row:
Coach Marilyn Worcott, Tina Teodora, Alison
Carter, Sandie Tsumas, Roene Abrums. Top row:
Ann Hellder, Sharon MacDonald.
39
Robert Smith, Jr, Glen Gondrezlck
UNLV RUNNIN' REBELS—The 1976-77 basketball team—front row (left coach Al Menendez, Reggie Theus, Jackie Robinson, Eddie Owei
to right): Mike Milke, Matt Porter, Tom Schuberth, Tony Smith, Robert Lewis Brown, Larry Moffett, Glen Gondrezick, Dale Thompson, assists
Smith, Sam Smith, John Rodriguez, Gary Wagner, Larry Chin and assis- coach John Q. Trapp, assistant coach George McQuarn, and assists
tant coach Odis Allison. Standing: head coach Jerry Tarkanian, assistant Coach Ralph Readout.
UNLV BASKETBALL 1976-77 FINAL STATISTICS
RECORD: W 29 L 3 (HOME: 19-0; AWAY: 5-2; NEUTRAL: 5-1)
THIRD PLACE - - - NCAA FINALS, THE OMNI, Atlanta, Georgia
toggle Theus Tony Smith
PLAYER G FGM-FGA PCT FTM-FTA PCT REB AVE PF-FO TP AVE A
EDDIE OWENS 32 284-546 .520 131-158.829 178 5.6 94-5 699 21.8 67
SAM SMITH 29 185-359 .515 60-73 .822 88 3.0 71-3 430 14.8 71
GLEN GONDREZICK 32 188-374 .503 91-124.734 347 10.8 116-5 467 14.6 74
REGGIE THEUS 32 178-358 .497 108-132.818 145 4.5 106-3 464 14.5 136
ROBERT SMITH 32 155-318 .487 98-106.925 79 2.5 87-1 408 12.8 195
LEWIS BROWN 31 134-292 .459 49-69 .710 253 8.2 96-4 317 10.2 13
TONY SMITH 31 123-276 .446 33-45 .733 42 1.4 74-2 279 9.0* 94
LARRY MOFFETT 32 116-214 .542 25-54 .463 293 9.2 111-10 257 8.0 22
MIKE MILKE 2Q 15-36 .417 2-8 .250 15 .8 14-0 32 1.6 27
JOHN RODRIGUEZ 14 10-1$ .769 3-5 .600 16 1.1 8-0 23 . 1.6. '1
GARY WAGNER 16 11-22 .500 2-8 .250 14 .9 5-0 24 1.5 2
MATT PORTER 18 5-27 .185 8-11 .727 17 .9 9-0 18 1.0 3
DALE THOMPSON 2 2-2 1.000 0-0 .000 2 1.0 0-0 4 *2.0 U
TOM SCHUBERTH 8 1-2 .500 0-0 .000 3 .4 5-0 2 .3 6
PEPPER BARTLETT 1 1-1 1.000 0-0 .000 0 1-0 2 2.0 1
(TEAM REBOUNDS) 152
UNLV 32 1408-2840.496 610-793.769 1644 51.4 797-33 i426 107.1 712
OPPONENTS 32 1105-2301.480 596-869.686 1440 45.0 697-35 2806 87.7 578
OPP LEADING SCORER TOP REBOUNDER ATTENDANCE
87 Owens-20 Gondo, Moffett-8 6,274 SELLOUT •
67 Gondrezick-21 Gondrezick-11 6,257 SELLOUT;,
80 Theus-24 Moffett-11 6,257 SELLOUT
100Owens-31 Gondo, Brown-8 12,230
113 S. Smith-34 Brown-18 5,221
81 Owens-39 Owens-14 6,257 SELLOUT •'
78 Gondrezick-23 Brown-12 6,257 SELLOUT'
77 Brown-17 Brown-12 6,005 Wt
89 Owens-34 Gondrezick-15 6,257 SELLOUT
85 T. Smith, Brown-21 Gondrezick-14 6,103
81 Theus-22 Gondrezick-14 6,257 SELLOUT,.
91 Owens-24 Moffett-14 6,257 SELLOUT
96 Gondo, S. Smith-20Gondrezick-20 6,257 SELLOUT
72 Gondrezick-23 Gondrezick-12 6,257 SELLOUT
90 Gondrezick-25 Brown-16 6,257 SELLOUT
69 Gondrezick-26 Moffett-9 6,257 SELLOUT-;
80 Owens-20 Moffett-13 6,257 SELLOUT '
106 Owens-31 Gondrezick-13 7,300 SELLOUT
88 S. Smith-24 Gondrezick-13 8,000 SELLOUT
88 Owens-20 Moffett-9 7,506
84 Owens-28 Gondo, Mcffett-11 6,257 SELLOUf
96 Owens-21 Moffett-15 6,467 SELLOUT
106Owens-26 Gondrezick-18 6,257 SELLOUT
96 Owens-22 Gondrezick-12 6,257 SELLOUT
82 S. Smith-30 Gondrezick-16 2,316
84 Owens-25 Gondrezick-12 6,307 SELLOUT
94 Owens-29 Brown-12 3,500 SELLOUT
95 Theus-27 Theus-8 14,438 SELLOUT
83 R. Smith-21 Moffett-17 22,783 SELLOUT
90 Owens-24 Moffett-16 22,783 SELLOUT
84 S. Smith-20 Moffett-9 16,086 SELLOUT
94 Owens-34 Owens-8 16,086 SELLOUT
UNLV OPPONENT
102 U. of Nevada, Reno
78 UNIVERSITY OF OREGON
115 IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY
96 University of Utah
118 San Diego State
112 NORTH DAKOTA STATE
135 UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO
104 'MURRAY STATE
100 'UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA
109 #EASTERN MICHIGAN
104 #ST. MARY'S COLLEGE
113 UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO
121 UNIV. OF NEW MEXICO
112 CAL STATE, NORTHRIDGE
132 NORTHERN ARIZONA UNIV.
113 U.C. SANTA BARBARA
85 PEPPERDINE UNIVERSITY
107 Bradley University
84 Illinois State Univ.
89 Rutgers University
106 UNIV. OF DENVER
99 UNIV. OF LOUISVILLE
135 PAN AMERICAN UNIV.
112 PORTLAND STATE UNIV.
99 Univ. of Denver
124 UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII
117 Pepperdine University
121 @Univ. of San Francisco
88 @University of Utah
107 @ldaho State University
83 @Univ. of North Carolina
106 @U. No. Carolina-Charlotte
MINUTES PLAYED: TEAM (6400)-Gondrezick (927), Owens (897), R. Smith (896). Theus (814),
Moffett (750), S. Smith (731), Brown (561), T. Smith (536), Milke (96), Porter (74), Wagner
(47), Rodriguez (39), Schuberth (22), Thompson (6), Bartlett (4).
TURNOVERS: TEAM (539)—Theus (82), Brown (78), Owens (71), Gondrezick (66), R. Smith (56),
T. Smith (53), Moffett (48), S. Smith (43), Milke (18), Wagner (9), Rodriguez (6), Porter (4),
Schuberth (4), Thompson (1). OPPONENTS (849).
STEALS: TEAM (293)-Gondrezick (62), R. Smith (42), Theus (42), S. Smith (40), T. Smith (32),
Owens (27), Moffett (27), Brown (15), Porter (2), Milke (2), Wagner (1), Schuberth (1).
HOME GAMES IN ALL CAPS 'Rebel Roundup #Las Vegas Holiday Classic @NCAA PLAYOFFS
Sam
Smith
Eddie
Owens
Won-13 Lost-4 Tled-1
UNLV OPPONENT OPPONENT SCORE
1 WESTMONT COLLEGE 2
*0 UCLA 1
1 SEATTLE PACIFIC 3
5 CAL STATE, L. A. 1
1 COLORADO COLLEGE 3
2 CAL STATE, FULLERTON 0
7 CAL BAPTIST COLLEGE 0
3 LOYOLA MARYMOUNT U. 0
6 BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY 1
3 CHAPMAN COLLEGE 0
2 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA COLLEGE 0
6 Cal State, Northridge 1
6 CAL LUTHERAN 0
3 Fresno Pacific 1
1 Cal Poly, SLO 0
8 U.C., RIVERSIDE 2
2 U. NEVADA, RENO 2
7 ARIZONA STATE a
HOME GAMES IN CAPS
*Two overtimes
THE 1977 UNLV
MEN'S TENNIS TEAM
Bottom row: Wayne Pickard, George Morrissey, Bruce Stubbs. Middle row:
Murray Peterson, Leon Barker, Dan Knight, Jerry Berg. Top row: Coach
Fred Albrecht, Kris Nord, Robert Raizk, Dru Gilbert. Not pictured: Jim Scott. Wayne
Pickard
1977
UNLV
TENNIS
MVP
TEAM
1976 REBEL SOCCER SQUAD
Members of the 1976 University of Nevada, Las Vegas Soccer Team are,
from left to right, front row: Kelly Forget, Kent Turner, Mark Handleman,
Don Holley, Ron Smith, and Bleda Atilla; second row: Manager Mike
Sierra, Wayne Pederson, Ron Lyerly, Roy Sparks, Dan Etzel, Bill Briare,
Steve Moore, Robert Boehmer, and Roger Tabor; back row: Head Coach
Vince Hart, Joe Salomone, Howard Agster, David Montoya, Charlie
Bloom, Paul Parrish, Barry Forget, Richard.lnghram, Chuck Martinez,
and John Romero.
1976 UNLV
SOCCER RESULTS
Members of the 1977 UNLV Rebel baseball team are pictured from left to right: bottom
rc""- L,ntz Lagergren, Vance McHenry, Mike Slavenski, Ray Perry, Dan Farano Bob Your"
H n M i^Second Row: Colon Gilchrist, Mike Randolph, Bill Robison, Rush
McDonald, Mike Guerra, and Jonn Freitas. Third Row: head coach Fred Dallimore, Mik"
McLellan, Gary White, Paul Carter, Wymon Smith, Manny Abeyta, and Monte
Mendenhall. Top Row: assistant coach Ken Reed, Gene Roberts, Val Mayden, Joe Gemma,
Dan Fischer, Kirk Jones, statistician Dave Foreman, assistant coach Rich Meily and
assistant coach Jerry Goyeneche.
1977 UNLV
BASEBALL TEAM:
JONN
FREITAS
Catcher
UNLV
CRAIG
| [ FOSTER W 1 UNLV
WRESTLING
177 lbs.
PETE DURAZO, UNLV WRESTLING, 134 lbs.
UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA,
LAS VEGAS 1977 TRACK
TEAM
Pictured here from left to right: BOTTOM
ROW—Jim Moore, Levant Carey, Alfred
McClure, Daryl Harris, John Galza.
SECOND ROW—Joerg Herbrechtsmeier,
Eric Eckert, James Deakin, Paul Lenae,
Karl Saxton. THIRD ROW—HEAD COACH
AL MC DANIELS, Tom Monroe, Michael
Grein, Greg Oliver, Dave Roberts. TOP
ROW —Thurbin Warwick, Robert
Duckworth, James Mba, Carl Jarrett, and
ASSISTANT COACH LYLE HERST.
1977 UNLV WOMEN'S
TRACK TEAM
LEFT TO RIGHT—Front Row: Coach Al
McDaniels, Cecilia Branch, Ann Crump, Tuti Lee,
Vaune Kadiubek, and assistant Coach Bonnie
Rennald, BACK ROW: Emma Jean Major, Nedra
Washington, and Robin Tanner.
TUTI LEE, CECILIA BRANCH,
AND ANN CRUMP. UNIVERSITY
OF NEVADA, AT LAS VEGAS
UNLV 1976 CROSS
COUNTRY TEAM
Pictured here from left to right—BOTTOM ROW:
Sue Sapper, Sue Munday, John Galza, Brad Cruz
and Richard Clark. MIDDLE ROW: Head Coach
Al McDaniels, Carl Saxton, Mark Rivero, John
Payne, Eric Eckert, and Assistant Coach Dave
Roberts. TOP ROW: Greg Williams, Joerg Herbrechtsmeier,
Randy Guyll, James Deakin, and
Ray Temple. (Not Pictured, Frank Boucher)
1976 WOMEN'S
SWIMMING TEAM
UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, LAS VEGAS
Pictured here from left to right—BOTTOM ROW
Debbie Trzynka, Beryl Betts, Elke Herbrechtsmeier,
and Patti Hertzel. TOP ROW: Coach Wesley Mock,
Vaune Kadlubek, Sue KeFalas, Pam Publow, and
Coach Bonnie Rannald.
UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, LAS VEGAS
1976-77 GOLF ROSTER
NAME AGE HGT WGT CL HOMETOWN
George Bowler 25 5-9 185 JR N. Las Vegas (Rancho)
Art Fiola 18 6-1 190 FR Gladstone, Calif.
Terry Haynie 20 5-4 139 SO Alamosa, Colorado
William Holm 18 5-8 142 FR Green Bay, Wisconsin
David Kenyon 19 6-0 165 SO Missoula, Montana
James Kepler 22 5-8 145 SR Pleasant Hill, Calif.
Bruce McKnee 20 6-0 150 JR Twin Falls, Idaho
Fran Mrva 21 6-0 160 JR Endicott, New York
Ronald Sanchez 23 6-0 175 SO Las Vegas (Clark)
Jay Wright 19 5-11 150 SO Hamilton, Ontario
HEAD COACH : Mike Drakullch (739-3291)
1976-77
GOLF TEAM
1976 MEN'S
SWIMMING TEAM
UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, LAS VEGAS
Pictured from left to right—BOTTOM ROW: Jeff
Shipe, Jim Doohan, and Bob Reed. SECOND ROW:
Greg Souch, Tim Quill, Jack Saich, and Sparr Wilox.
TOP ROW: Coach Wesley Mock, Eric Newton, Craig
Russell, Peter Zsoldus, and Assistant Coach Larry
Miller.
COLLEGES
ALLIED HEALTH BIOLOGY
ANTHROPOLOGY ENGINEERING

GARY S. ABBOTT
Las Vegas, Nevada
JOSE A. ABBOTT
Las Vegas, Nevada
ROBERT G. ABEL
Las Vegas, Nevada
MARLENE KATE ADOOR
Ely, Nevada
ROLANDO L. AGUILA
Las Vegas, Nevada
GARY WAYNE AMUNDSON
Las Vegas, Nevada
JOHN D. AMUNDSON
Las Vegas, Nevada
NEAL ANDERSON
Las Vegas, Nevada
DAVIS J. AYERS
Las Vegas, Nevada
PATRICIA A. BAILEY
Las Vegas, Nevada
SHARON J. BAKER
N. Las Vegas, Nevada
JEFFREY SAMUEL BARASH
Denver, Colorado
ROBERT LEE BARQUIST
Henderson, Nevada
LISA LOUISE BECKER
Las Vegas, Nevada
RICHARD PAUL BERG
Las Vegas, Nevada
DIANE E. BERNSTEIN
Las Vegas, Nevada
JORGE E. BERROA
Volcan, Chiriqui, Panama
PAMELA P. BEURY
Las Vegas, Nevada
ANN K. BICE
Las Vegas, Nevada
NIKI N. BLACK
Las Vegas, Nevada
CONSTANCE M. BOICH
Las Vegas, Nevada
BARTON REEVES BOULTON
Las Vegas, Nevada
JEFFERY DAVID BRADSHAW
Las Vegas, Nevada
BESSIE M. BRAGGS
Las Vegas, Nevada
CRAIG L. BROMLEY
Las Vegas, Nevada
NANCY C. BROOKS
Las Vegas, Nevada
LARRY F. BROWN
Las Vegas, Nevada
RICHARD L. BUCHANAN
Las Vegas, Nevada
ANITA M. BUSCH
Henderson, Nevada
JUDITH ANN CARLISI
Las Vegas, Nevada
JON P. CARRES
Las Vegas, Nevada
WINIFRED HIN-KWAN CHAK
N. Point, Hong Kong
FRANCES M. CHANDLER
Las Vegas, Nevada
SAMARNG CHITIRUENGROJ
Las Vegas, Nevada
SAM D. CLARK
Las Vegas, Nevada
CHRISTOPHER C. COCHRAN
Nevada
JOHN M. COE
Las Vegas, Nevada
HUBERT E. COLEMAN
Las Vegas, Nevada
CHARLES GAVIN COLLINS
Las Vegas, Nevada
SONIA CONDE
Las Vegas, Nevada
EUNICE V.COOK
Las Vegas, Nevada
EDWARD G. COOPER
Las Vegas, Nevada
PATRICIA J. COYNE
Las Vegas, Nevada
CHERYL L. CRANDALL
Las Vegas, Nevada
DAVID CRAWFORD III
Las Vegas, Nevada
BARBARA A. CRENSHAW
Las Vegas, Nevada
BRADLEY KEVIN CRUZ
North Las Vegas, Nevada
BERTREN ROZELL CURRY
Indian Springs, Nevada
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JUDY L. CURTIS
Las Vegas, Nevada
LARRY W. DAVIS
Las Vegas, Nevada
DANIEL CARL DEITCHMAN
Nevada
JEANETTE PIKE DE JONG
Las Vegas, Nevada
BERNICE C. DELORME
North Las Vegas, Nevada
GEORGE C. DELULLO
Las Vegas, Nevada
MUSTAFA DEMIR KAYA
Las Vegas, Nevada
JOHN DIGIULLO
Las Vegas, Nevada
JEANETTE M. Dl PIETRO
Las Vegas, Nevada
VINCE R. Dl RENZO
Las Vegas, Nevada
YOUSSEF DIVSALAR
DANIEL J. DONNELLY
Las Vegas, Nevada
VICKI L. DORTCH
Longview, Texas
CHARLES L. DOUGHTY
Las Vegas, Nevada
WILLIAM D. DRURY
Las Vegas, Nevada
JOHNNIE M. DUKE
Las Vegas, Nevada
DEBORAH DUNCAN
Las Vegas, Nevada
CAROL J. DUNKLE
KENNETH E. DUPONT
Henderson, Nevada
JEANINE M. ELLIOTT
Las Vegas, Nevada
DAMAR FARIDI
Las Vegas, Nevada
DAVID FEATHERS
Oakland, California
REBECCA SUE FERGUSON
Las Vegas, Nevada
JANE ELIZABETH FERRIS
Las Vegas, Nevada
JAMES S. FLEMING
Las Vegas, Nevada
JACQUES C. FLORES
Las Vegas, Nevada
MARTIN T. FOOSANER
Las Vegas, Nevada
PAT FOY
N. Las Vegas, Nevada
ELIZABETH ANN FRANCIS
Las Vegas, Nevada
ALAN W. FRAZIER
Las Vegas, Nevada
RAYMOND E. FREY
Las Vegas, Nevada
RUDEAN GATSON
Las Vegas, Nevada
MICHAEL F. GARVIN
Las Vegas, Nevada
LAUREN L. GATCH
Las Vegas, Nevada
ROGER L. GHORMLEY
Las Vegas, Nevada
FRANK F. GIANNATTASIO
Chicago Heights, Illinois
NEIL J. GLAZMAN
Las Vegas, Nevada
JOHN E. GLODFELTER JR.
Las Vegas, Nevada
LINDA E. GONZALEZ
Las Vegas, Nevada
BRIAN MARC GOODWIN
N. Las Vegas, Nevada
STEVEN D. GORDON
Salt Lake City, Utah
JOHN R. GRAHAM
Las Vegas, Nevada
ALFONSO GREER
Las Vegas, Nevada
ROBERT E. GRIFFY
Las Vegas, Nevada
JOHN M. GROSSO
Las Vegas, Nevada
VICTORIA I. GYGER
Las Vegas, Nevada
ELAINE T.HAIRE
Las Vegas, Nevada
CHARLES P. HALL
Las Vegas, Nevada
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TULI P. HAROMY
Las Vegas, Nevada
BILLY C. HARRELL
Las Vegas, Nevada
DARYL N. HAYNES
Las Vegas, Nevada
FRANCIS J. HEILER JR.
Las Vegas, Nevada
OSCAR A. HEINLEIN III
Boulder City, Nevada
NORMA ANN HELLER
Las Vegas, Nevada
JOHN P. HERNANDEZ
CHERYL M. HITECHEW
Las Vegas, Nevada
NEIL DOUGLAS HITTER
Baldwinsville, New York
MELISSA J. HODY
Las Vegas, Nevada
PATRICIA L. HOPKINS
Las Vegas, Nevada
JILLS. HORNER
Nevada
AHMAD HOUSHMAND SHAFII
Tehran, Iran
STEVEN B. HOWARD
Las Vegas, Nevada
ANN K. HSU
Las Vegas, Nevada
TOBY A. HUNT
Las Vegas, Nevada
CAROL R. HUNTER
Boulder City, Nevada
RODERICK D. HUNTER
N. Las Vegas, Nevada
FRANK LEE HUNTSMAN
Las Vegas, Nevada
MILO C. HURST
Blue Diamond, Nevada
PAMELA D. HYSELL
Las Vegas, Nevada
JOHN IONIDES
Las Vegas, Nevada
THOMAS KURT JOECKEL
Las Vegas, Nevada
RICHARD P. JOHNSON
Chicago, Illinois
TOMMY J. JOHNSON
Las Vegas, Nevada
DOUGLAS A. JOHNSTON
Las Vegas, Nevada
RICHARD DANIEL JUILLERAT
Las Vegas, Nevada
TIM KANELLOPOULOS
Las Vegas, Nevada
MILTON P. KASSIN
Las Vegas, Nevada
ROBERT A. KELLEY
Las Vegas, Nevada
FREDERICK W. KELLNER
Las Vegas, Nevada
FONVILLE N. KELLY
Las Vegas, Nevada
ASIFK. KHAN
Las Vegas, Nevada
RONALD W. KOZAK
Las Vegas, Nevada
DENNIS P. KRAFT
Las Vegas, Nevada
YOLANDA "LINDA" LACOMBE
Las Vegas, Nevada
ALICE MONA LANE
VIVIAN LEE
Las Vegas, Nevada
DOLORES ANN LERNER
Las Vegas, Nevada
RON A. LEWIS
Las Vegas, Nevada
SHIRLEY DENISE LINDSEY
Las Vegas, Nevada
MICHAEL J. LIPPOLD
Las Vegas, Nevada
DEBBIE A. LITTLE
Las Vegas, Nevada
DEBORAH JANE LLOYD
Las Vegas, Nevada
RANDAL JOSEPH LUKAS
Las Vegas, Nevada
RITCHEY C. LYMAN
Las Vegas, Nevada
NANCY JOANNE LYNN
Las Vegas, Nevada
MICHAEL W. MAHER
^as Vegas, Nevada
STEPHEN M. MARGOLIN
Las Vegas, Nevada
WILLIAM E. MARION
Las Vegas, Nevada
PHYLLIS E. MARIANO
Las Vegas, Nevada
JERRY D. MASINI
Las Vegas, Nevada
LUTHER BENJAMIN MAURA
Las Vegas, Nevada
EDWARD W. MAY
Las Vegas, Nevada
JEFFREY A. MC ELROY
Denver, Colorado
CATHERINE A. MC LAURIN
Las Vegas, Nevada
TOMMIE WOODEN MEDLOCK
No. Las Vegas, Nevada
KAY F. MEDRANO
Las Vegas, Nevada
CHARLES J. MEYER
Las Vegas, Nevada
ROBERT KARL MEYER
Las Vegas, Nevada
JOHN P. MIHAL
Nevada
LARRY A. MILLER
Las Vegas, Nevada
LISA J. MILLER
Las Vegas, Nevada
J. MICHAEL MOGAR
Las Vegas, Nevada
GRADY E. MOORE
Las Vegas, Nevada
ALAN J. NELSON
Las Vegas, Nevada
DARRELLA. NORTON
Las Vegas, Nevada
THOMAS J. MOREO
Las Vegas, Nevada
BONNIE V. MORTON
Las Vegas, Nevada
JOHN M. MORTON
Las Vegas, Nevada
ELIZABETH S. MUNOZ
Las Vegas, Nevada
SUSAN ODEA
Las Vegas, Nevada
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TAKASHI OGIMURA
Hayama, Kanagawa, Japan
GERRY A. OKUDA
Las Vegas, Nevada
MARK C. OLM
N. Las Vegas, Nevada
NORMA P. ORTIZ
McAllen, Texas
GARY E. PACHECO
Las Vegas, Nevada
GEORGE J. PARD
Nevada
BRADLEY EUGENE PETERSON
Las Vegas, Nevada
BRIAN G. PHILLIPS
Las Vegas, Nevada
CHRISTIE LYNN PHILLIPS
Las Vegas, Nevada
WAYNE M. PICKARD
Medford, Oregon
STEVEN H. POLLAK
Las Vegas, Nevada
JAY M. POWELL
Las Vegas, Nevada
CHRISTOPHE B. QUILTER
New York
JOSEPH JR. J. RABASCO
Las Vegas, Nevada
GREGORY GEORGE RADIG
Las Vegas, Nevada
BASIL J. RAFFA
Las Vegas, Nevada
WILLIAM E. RANDALL
Las Vegas, Nevada
ERLINE A. RASMUSSEN
Las Vegas, Nevada
WALTER EDWARD RAYWOOD
Las Vegas, Nevada
NATHANIELS. REDDICKS
Las Vegas, Nevada
JUDITH JANYCEREID
Las Vegas, Nevada
DICK B. RENACIA
Las Vegas, Nevada
RICHARD W. RICKER
Las Vegas, Nevada
SUZANNE V. RODGERS
^lassau, Bahamas ^
ROBERT W. ROTH
Las Vegas, Nevada
DREW C. ROUNDS
Las Vegas, Nevada
VICKIE ROWLAND
Las Vegas, Nevada
JOHN J. RUMMEL
Piscataway, New Jersey
DANIEL L. RUSSELL
Las Vegas, Nevada
SHERRI R. SALAZ
Las Vegas, Nevada
LOUIS P. SANCHEZ
Las Vegas, Nevada
ROBERT (KURT) SCHERER
Las Vegas, Nevada
WILLIAM R. SEAGO
Las Vegas, Nevada
JAMES D. SELLIMANN
Las Vegas, Nevada
JOYCE G. SHAFFNER
Las Vegas, Nevada
JANET E. SHINES
Las Vegas, Nevada
MARILYN R. SIMONE
Las Vegas, Nevada
JOHN PHILLIP SKALAK
Las Vegas, Nevada
TILLMAN C. SLAYDEN
Las Vegas, Nevada
CASS SMITH
Las Vegas, Nevada
FRANK KENNETH SMITH
Las Vegas, Nevada
MILDRED JEAN SMITH
Las Vegas, Nevada
ROBERT L. SMITH
Las Vegas, Nevada
STEVEN L. SMITH
Las Vegas, Nevada
JOHN O. SORENSEN
Boulder, Nevada
DEBRA A. SORRENTINO
Las Vegas, Nevada
FRANCIS J. SORRENTINO
Las Vegas, Nevada
TRUBY L. SPENCER
^as Vegas, Nevada
JACK E. SPICER
Las Vegas, Nevada
GEORGE STAMOS JR.
Las Vegas, Nevada
MRS. KSENYA S. STEFANOVIC
Las Vegas, Nevada
CHARLES EDWIN STETTS
Las Vegas, Nevada
REBECCA A. STEWART
EDWARD M. STONE
Las Vegas, Nevada
MICHAELLA F. STRACHAN
Nassau, Bahamas
ELISSA STUTZ
Las Vegas, Nevada
DIANE M. SYZDEK
Las Vegas, Nevada
ROBERT H. TALLEY
Las Vegas, Nevada
JAMES K. TAYLOR
Las Vegas, Nevada
JEFFREY E. TAYLOR
Las Vegas, Nevada
KATHLEEN G. TAYLOR
Las Vegas, Nevada
ANDRE D. THORNTON
N. Las Vegas, Nevada
JOAN D. THORP
Las Vegas, Nevada
JO ANNE C. THORWORTH
Las Vegas, Nevada
FREDERICK SHING YIU TO
Las Vegas, Nevada
DONALD J. TODD
N. Las Vegas, Nevada
IRIS D. TOLLEY
Las Vegas, Nevada
GRANT M. TULLIS
Las Vegas, Nevada
ROGER DALE TYNDALL
Las Vegas, Nevada
JOONG HWAN UHM
Las Vegas, Nevada
STUART A. ULSAMER
Las Vegas, Nevada
MARIA E. VAZQUEZ
^Las Vegas, Nevada J
RICH WALLSHEIN
Las Vegas, Nevada
JAY MAXWELL WARD
Las Vegas, Nevada
TOMMIE J. WARD
Las Vegas, Nevada
JOSEPH G. WARPINSKI
Las Vegas, Nevada
CYNTHIA D. WATTS
Las Vegas, Nevada
REBECCA JO WEHLE
Las Vegas, Nevada
DAVID W. WHEELER
Las Vegas, Nevada
DEBORAH D. WICKER
Las Vegas, Nevada
STEVEN T. WILLIAMSON
Las Vegas, Nevada
CHRISTOPHER T-C WONG
Las Vegas, Nevada
TERRENCE L. WOGAN
Las Vegas, Nevada
RON T. YAELI
Ramat-Gan, Israel
DERREK A. YELTON
Abqaiq, Saudi Arabia
GREGORY VINCENT YOUNG
Las Vegas, Nevada
ROBERT E. YOUNT
MARK ZOHOVETZ
Las Vegas, Nevada J
f \ | ABBOTT, G. Criminal Justice, Bachelor of Arts;
jj Delta Sigma Phi Fraternity, Student Senate.
ABBOTT, J. Political Science, Bachelor of Arts.
ABEL, R. Hotel, Bachelor; Member: Hotel
Association, Food Service Executives Association.
ADOOR, M. :inance, Bachelor.
AGUILA, R. Accounting, B.A.; Concern in Helping
People, Interest in Sports, Music, USAF Ex-
Serviceman.
AMUNDSON, G. Accounting, B.A.; Kappa
Sigma F r a t e r n i t y , M . S . Systems
Management— U . S . C . , B. S .
: Chemistry — U.N.L.V.
AMUNDSON, J. Business Administration, Accounting,
BA; Tennis, Outdoor, Basketball.
ANDERSON, N. Hotel Administration, Bach, of
Sci., Hotel Association, Ski Club.
AYERS, D. Political Science, BA; Sigma Chi
| Fraternity, Student Govt. (Appropriations Committee),
Student Body Vice-President — Chapter
| E d i t o r — A l u m n i C o - o r d i n a t o r — House
* Manager — Ski Club.
- BAILEY, P. Social Science, B.A.; Alpha Kappa
jf Alpha Sorority, Phi Kappa Phi National Honor
\ Society, Staff Writer for YELL Newspaper, Vice-
| President Black Students Assoc.
BAKER, S. Political Science, B.A.; CSUN Election
Board Member 74-75, Chairman 76-77, CSUN
' Senior Class Senator 76-77.
I BARASH, J. Music, B.A.; European Tour with
1 UNLV Jazz Ensemble in Summer of 76', Treasurer
r of Jazz Band, Music, B.A., Univ. Orchestra, Band,
' Jazz Ensemble, Chamber Players, Collegium
Musicum, Pep Band.
BARQUIST, R. A n t h r o p o l o g y , B A ;
Publisher — Editor of THINK, a Troglodyte
| Production. 13ECKER, L. Hotel Administration, B.A.
BERG, R. Economics, B.S.; Commercial-
Instrument Pilot, Snow Skiing, Traveling, Hotel
Association.
BERNSTEIN, D. Social Services, B.A.
BERROA, J. Hotel Administration, BS; Politics,
People, Travel, Bilingual (Spanish, English),
\ Sports. I3EURY, P. Zoology, Bachelor of Science; V-Pres.,
CSUN, Little Sister, ATO Fraternity, Chairman,
Student Evaluation of Faculty Legal Services Committee,
Senator, College of Math & Science, Executive
Board USUNS.
BICE, A. Education, BA; Kappa Delta Pi Education
Honor Society.
BLACK, N. English, BA; Phi Kappa Phi Honor
Society.
BOICH, C. Hotel Adm., B.S.; Hotel Association.
BOULTON, B. Elementary Education, B.A.;
University Chorus, Chamber Singers, University
Orchestra, Who's Who in American College
Students 77.
BRADSHAW, J. Business Administration, BA; Personnel
Management Association.
BRAGGS, B. American Studies, B.A.; Currently
\ Grad Ass't Dept of English.
BROMLEY, C. Anthropology, B.A.; Avid Skiier,
Professional Archaeologist.
BROOKS, N. Special Education, B.A.; Member of
5 Alpha Delta Pi Sorority.
BROWN, L. Hotel Administration, B.A.; MENSA,
| Sigma Xi, Tau Beta Pi, Sigma Tau, B.S. in
Chemistry, B.S. in Chemical Engineering, Mba in
I'* Engineering Management, Systems Analyst, Pilot,
Retired Lt. Col. USAF.
BUCHANAN, R. CRJ, BA; Fraternal Order of
Police, LVMPD, Nev. Peace Off. Assn.
BUSCH, A. Spanish, Bachelor of Arts.
CARLISI, J. Sec. Art Education, Minor
Psychology, B.S.; Delta Zeta Sorority, Sigma Chi
Little Sister, UNLV Ski Club, UNLV Art Club, Greek
Goddess 1976.
CARRES, J. Hotel Administration, B.S.
CHAK, W. Hotel Administration, BS; I'm Glad It's
All Over!
CHANDLER, F. Secondary Education, B.S.
CHITIRUENGROJ, S. Hotel Administration, B.S.;
Travel.
CLARK, S. Social Science, Elementary Education,
BS; Reading, Bowling, Sports, Children Groups,
Horse Riding, Vacationing.
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Highlights
Of the
Graduates
Of 1977
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COCHRAN, C. Business: Personnel Management,
B.S.; CSUN Election Board, Secretary of the Personnel
Management Association.
COE, J. History, BA; Phi Kappa Phi National
Honor Society.
COLEMAN, H. Hotel Administration, B.S.;
Retired 30 Years U.S. Army.
COLLINS, C. Hotel Management, B.S.; Vice-
President Hotel Association 1976-77, Member:
HSMA, FSEA, AH & MA Jr. Chapters, Finalist
Arthur J. Packard Award for Hotel Students.
CONDE, S. Spanish, BA; Elementary School
Certificate — Inter-American University.
COOK, E. H o t e l A d m i n i s t r a t i o n , B . S . ;
Sports — Football — Drama — Music.
COOPER, E. Criminal Justice, Law Enforcement,
BA, AS; Lieutenant, Las Vegas Metropolitan
Police.
COYNE, P. Sociology, Social Services, B.A.; Student
Rep. for Social Services Club, Member Phi
Lamba Alpha, Member Delta Tau Kappa.
CRANDALL, C. Theatre Arts, Bachelor of Arts;
G r a d u a t e December 1 9 7 6 , Awarded a
Meritorious Achievement Award from the
American College Theatre Festival — West Coast
Region II — for Assistant Directing & Stage
Managing "Where HAS Tammy Flowers Gone?"
Feb. 1976.
CRAWFORD III, D. Political Science, B.A.
CRENSHAW, B. Elementary Education, B.A.;
Drama C l a s s — Lead R o l e i n P l a y a t
S.D.S. — Calexico Campus, Dean's Honor List 3
Years.
CRUZ, B. Chemistry, B.S.; Phi Kappa Phi
National Honor Society, Four Year Letterman in
Varsity Cross Country and Track. .
CURRY, B. Mathematics, BA; Cross Country,
Track.
CURTIS, J. Biology, B.S.; Phi Lambda Alpha Vice
President, Phi Kappa Phi.
DAVIS, L. Business Administration, Economics,
BS; Tennis, Camping.
DEITCHMAN, D. History, Secondary Education,
Bachelor of Science; Southern Nevada Historical
Society, History Representative, Sports, Coin &
Stamp Collecting, Reading Books.
DE JONG, J. Psychology, BA; Phi Kappa Phi, Psi
Chi.
DELORME, B. Personnel Management, B.S.;
Alpha Kappa Psi, UNLV Pre-Law Student Association,
Southern Nevada Student Personnel Association.
DELULLO, G. Chemistry, Bach, of Science.
KAYA, M. Hotel Ass.
DIGIULLO, J. Special Education, Master of
Education.
Dl PIETRO, J. Secondary Education — Engineering,
B.S.
Dl RENZO, V. Hotel, BS; Hotel Association, Intramural
Sports.
DIVSALAR, Y. Management, Systems, B.S.
DONNELLY, D. Secondary Educ., BS.
DORTCH, V. Art, BFA; Alpha Phi Sorority, Alpha
Tau Omega Little Sister, Baptist Student Union,
UNLV Timette.
DOUGHTY, C. Engineering, Bachelor of Science,-
Motorcycling Is My Main Interest, I Am Working
Toward a Mechanical Engineer Career, I Have
Passed the Nevada E.l.T.
Passed the Nevada E.l.T.
DRURY, W. Chemistry, BA; Sigma Nu Treasurer.
DUKE, J. Elementary Education, B.S. J
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DUNCAN, D. Theatre Arts, B.A.; Alpha Delta Pi,
Student Government, Pickette, Board of Activities.
DUNKLE, C. Secondary Education, BS; CPS, Phi
Lambda Alpha, Phi Kappa Phi.
DUPONT, K. Criminal Justice, B.A.
ELLIOTT, J. Social Services, Bachelors.
FARIDI, D. Hotel Management, B.S.; Hotel
Association.
FEATHERS, D. Elementary Education, BA.
FERGUSON, R. Medical Assistant, Associate,- I
Am Interested in Music, I Enjoy Playing Tennis, I'm
Also Interested in Health Care.
FERRIS, J. Nursing, Baccalaureate.
FLEMING, J. Social Services, BA,- VFW Post
1753, DAV Post 11, Western Gerontology Association.
FLORES, J. Hotel Administration, Bachelor of
Science; Hobbies — Golf, Tennis, Photography,
Interest — Food Service Management.
FOOSANER, M . P s y c h o l o g y , B . A . ;
Photography — Shooting — Business.
FOY, P. Criminal Justice, Bachelor.
FRANCIS, E. Nursing, Bachelor of Science.
FRAZIER, A. History, BA; YELL Bus. Mgr. 1974-
76, Hist. Dept. Student Rep, Interests Include
Collecting Chinese Art, Etchings, Books, Intend To
Be Fabulously Wealthy.
FREY, R. Management, B.S.; AKE.
GATSON, R. Art, BFA; Drawing, Painting, Sculpture.
GARVIN, M. Accounting, BS; Member Accounting
Association, Tennis Team 1974.
GATCH, L. Accounting, B. Business Adm., President
of UNLV Accounting Association, 1975-76.
GHORMLEY, R. Music, BA; Was Involved in the
Music Department, Went on a European Tour with
the UNLV Jazz Ensemble in the Summer of 76'.
GIANNATTASIO, F. Hotel Administration, B.S.;
Hotel Association.
GLAZMAN, N. Hotel, B.S.,- Pres. UNLV Hotel
Assoc., Pres. Jr. Chapter, H.S.M.A., Pres. Jr.
Chapter F.S.E.A., Pres. Jr. Chapter A.H. & M.A.,
UNLV Jaycees, UNLV Student Assoc.
GLODFELTER JR., J. Hotel Management, BS;
Delta Sigma Phi.
GONZALEZ, L. Political Science, Bachelor of
Arts; Goal • Law School, Tennis, Skiing.
GOODWIN, B. Political Science, BA.
GORDON, S. Hotel Administration, BS; Hotel
Association Publicist, Yell Staff, Dean's Honor Roll.
GRAHAM, J. Chemistry, B.S.; Class II Rated
Powerlifter in the Southern Pacific Association of
the A.A.U.
GREER, A. :inance, Bachelor of Science,- Kappa
Alpha Psi, Personnel Management Association.
, GRIFFY, R. Social Work, B.A.
GROSSO, J. Accounting, BA.
| GYGER, V. Psychology, Bachelor of Arts,- Psi Chi
Psychological Honorary.
HAIRE, E. Psychology, B.A.; Psi Chi.
HALL, C. History, BA.
HAROMY, T. Chemistry, B.A.; Outstanding
Student in General Chemistry Award, 1975, Who
Is Who Among Students in American Colleges and
Universities, 1976, Computer Program Research
and Development for Univ. of Nevada, Las Vegas.
HARRELL, B. Personnel Mgmt., B.A.
HAYNES, D. Personnel Management, Bachelors
Science; Int. Graphoanalysis Society, Nevadans
for E.R.A., Int. Fund for Animals, American
Management Assn., American Business Women's
Assn.
HEILER JR., F. Elementary Education, B.S.
HEINLEIN III, O. Engineering, Bachelor of
Science; I Was in the Service, Went to Jump
School, Am in UNLV Engineering Club, Was an
Eagle Scout, Am Interested in Fishing, Traveling.
HELLER, N. Recreation, B.A.; Alpha Delta Pi,
Secretary Greek Council, Student Rep for Nevada
Recreation Park Society Ex. Council, Women's
Varsity Tennis.
HERNANDEZ, J. Sociology, Social Science, BA;
Associate Member RLO.
HITECHEW, C. English, BA.
HITTER, N. Hotel, B.S.,- Hotel Association.
HODY, M. Engineering, B.S.; Vice President Student
Chapter NSPE.
HOPKINS, P. Anthropology, Bachelor of Arts.
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HORNER, J. Special Education, B.S.
HOUSHMAND SHAFII, A. Business Management,
B.S.
HOWARD, S. Pol. Sci., Comm. Studies, B.A.,- YELL
Sports Editor, Student Assistant Sports Information
Director.
HSU, A. Hotel Adm.; Travel, Dancing, Bowling,
Reading.
HUNT, T. Sociology, BA.
HUNTER, C. Sociology & Soc. Services, B.A.;
Delta Tau Kappa Honor Soc., Soc. Club, Student
Rep. Soc. & Soc. Serv., Nat'l. Assn. of Soc. Wkrs.,
A.C.L.U., Common Cause, League of Women
Voters, Dean's List — 5 Semesters.
HUNTER, R. Business Administration, BS; President,
University Personnel Association.
HUNTSMAN, F. Art, B.F.A.
HURST, M. Economics, B.S.; Good Times.
HYSELL, P. Marketing, B.S.; CSUN Treasurer,
1976-1977, Delta Zeta Sorority, 4-Year Active
Member, Little Sister to Sigma Chi Fraternity.
IONIDES, J. Criminal Justice, B.A.
JOECKEL, T. Geology, B.S.; President of Sigma
Gamma Epsilon (Honorary Geological Society)
— Member Phi Lamda Alpha, Member Phi Kappa
Phi, Twice a Recipient of National Vending
Machine Sch'ship.
JOHNSON, R. Business Administration, Personnel
Mgt., BS; Omega Psi Phi, Alpha Kappa Psi,
Intramural Basketball.
JOHNSON, T. Psychology, Bachelor of Science,-
Vice Polemarch of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity.
JOHNSTON, D. Accounting, B.A.
JUILLERAT, R. Comm. Studies, B.A.; Sunrise
Jaycees, Boy Scout Troop §777 — Scout Leader,
S.N.A.F.T.H.
KANELLOPOULOS, T. Pol. Sciences, MA.
KASSIN, M. Psychology, B.A.; Tennis, Boating,
Interest = Psychological Counseling.
KELLEY, R. English, B.A.
KELLNER, F. Bus. & Econ., BS; U.S. Army, Lt. Col.
(Retired) Silver Star, Army Commendation Medal.
KELLY, F. Hotel Admin., BS; Golf, Swimming,
Motorcycle Racing.
KHAN, A. Radiologic Technology, B.S.; Tennis,
Skiing (Water & Snow), Golf, Car Racing, Badminton,
Member ASRT (American Society of
Radiologic Technology).
KOZAK, R. Criminal Justice, B.A.; Alpha Tau
Omega Fraternity, Phi Kappa Phi.
KRAFT, D. Hotel Administration, B.S.; Tennis,
Water Skiing.
LACOMBE, Y. Sociology, Bachelor of Arts; People.
LANE, A. Soc., BA.
LEE, V. Social Services & Criminal Justice, B.A.
LERNER, D. Psy., B.A.; Worked As a Psychology
Lab Asst. Under Dr. Avis.
LEWIS, R. Marketing, B.A.; Honor Society
(Business).
LINDSEY, S. Elementary Education, B.A.; Delta
Zeta Sorority, CSUN — Education Senator.
LIPPOLD, M. Management (Systems), BA; Computer
Science, Chess, Swimming, Hunting.
LITTLE, D. Social Services, B.A.; Bowling, Dancing,
I Enjoy Working with People in the Community,
Enjoying Life.
LLOYD, D. Personnel Management, BS; Delta
Zeta Sorority, Panhellenic President.
LUKAS, R. Economics, Bachelor of Science; Planning
a Trip to Europe, Continuing School for
Masters Degree.
LYMAN, R. Accounting, MBA; UNLV Accounting
Association.
LYNN, N. History, Bachelors Arts; Alpha Tau
Omega Little Sister President, Sugarbabes.
MAHER, M. Management, BS BA; Secretary
Alpha Kappa Psi.
MARGOLIN, S. Finance, B.S.; Delta Sigma Phi
Fraternity — President, Treasurer, Dean's List,
Paul McDermott Scholarship Award.
MARION, W. American Studies, Bachelor's Arts;
Minister of Propaganda — RLO, Representative
of College of Arts & Letters.
MARIANO, P. Elem. Ed., Bachelor's; Phi Kappa
Phi, Alpha Kappa Beta Phi.
MASINI, J. History, B.A.
MAURA, L. American Studies, B.A.; Minor, Ethnic
V
Studies.
MAY, E. Criminal Justice, Social Work, BA;
Member of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, 2 Yrs. in
University Year for Action, Hobbies — Hunting,
Fishing, Billiards, Boating.
MC ELROY, J. Hotel Administration, BS;
Interested in the Tourism and Hospitality Industries,
Also Photography and Music.
MC LAURIN, C. Special Education, Bachelor of
Science; Sigma Nu Little Sister, Alpha Delta Pi
Sorority — President — College Panhellenic
Treasurer, College of Education Senator, Kappa
Delta Pi.
MEDLOCK, T. Elementary Education, B.S.; I Enjoy
Working with Pre-School Children, I Plan to
Continue Working in Head-Start Trying to
Motivate Them (the Children) on to a Higher Learning.
MEDRANO, K. Psychology, BA.
MEYER, C. Accounting & Hotel, B.S. Bus. Adm.,
B.S. Hotel Adm.; Skiing — Tennis.
MEYER, R. Mathematics, Bachelor of Science,-
Poetry Published in Calliope, Spring 1976, Mardi
Gras 1977.
MIHAL, J. Mgt. Production, B.S.; Boating, Snow
& Water Skiing, Camping.
MILLER, L. Physical Education, B.S.; Member of
UNLV Swimming & Water Polo Team, Assistant
Coach UNLV Swim Team.
MILLER, L. Criminal Justice, Bachelor of Arts;
Criminal Justice Student Representative.
MOGAR, J. Management, B.S.
MOORE, G. Social Science, B.A.; Vice-President
Black Students Assoc., Treasurer Black Students
Assoc., President Black Students Assoc.
MOREO, T. Economics & Finance, B.S.; Member
Alpha Kappa Psi Fraternity, CSUN
Senator — College of Business & Economics
Junior & Senior Year, Vice Chairman Student
Union Board Senior Year, Dean's Honor List.
MORTON, B. Nursing, BS.
MORTON, J. Hotel Administration, Bachelor in
Science; Former U.S. Air Force Thunderbird,
U.NA..V. Hotel Association.
MUNOZ, E. Engineering, Bachelor of Science;
Vice President, Phi Kappa Phi, 1976, Student
Member, Academic Standards Subcommittee,
College of Science, Math & Engineering.
NELSON, A. Criminal Justice, B.A.; Football,
Karate, Detective North Las Vegas Police Dept.,
Veteran U.S. Air Force.
NORTON, D. Chemistry, B.A.; Interests:
Chemistry.
ODEA, S. El ementary Education, B.S.;
Chairwoman on Activities Board.
OGIMURA, T. Management, Bachelor; Delta Epsilon
Phi Fraternity.
OKUDA, G. Marketing, BS; Played 2 Yrs. Varsity
Baseball, UNLV, Captain 1975-1976.
OLM, M. Geology, Physics, Bachelor of Science
and Bachelor of Science.
ORTIZ, N. POS, BA.
PACHECO, G. Political Science, B. of Arts.
PARD, G. History, BA; Reading, Sightseeing,
Study of People, Hunting.
PETERSON, B. Communication Studies, Bachelor
of Arts; CSUN Student Government Senator, Staff
Writer for the YELL.
PHILLIPS, B. Acc., BS.
PHILLIPS, C. Psychology, BA; I.D. Photo Girl,
Secretary of Psi Chi, Student Representative for
Psychology Dept., Member Phi Kappa Phi.
PICKARD, W. Criminal Justice, B.A.; Delta Tau
Kappa International Honor Society, Varsity Tennis
Team.
POLLAK, S. Hotel, B.S.; Hotel Assoc.
POWELL, J. History, Undergraduate;
Photography, Rockhound, Coin Collector.
QUILTER, C. Hotel Adm., B.S.
RABASCO, J. Hotel Admin., BS; Member: Karate
DO Academy, Unsuccessful Candidate,
Assemblyman, District 12, House Committee,
Italian American Club of Southern Nevada.
RADIG, G. Chemistry, B.S.
RAFFA, B. Finance, B.S.; Judo, Bowling.
RANDALL, W. Hotel, B.S.
RASMUSSEN, E. Education, Education (B.S.);
Learning Disabilities Association.
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RAYWOOD, W. Geology, B.S.,- Sigma Gamma
Epsilon Member, High Fidelity Interest, Air Force
Veteran (Ret.).
REDDICKS, N. Management (Personnel),
Business Adm.; Alpha Kappa Psi, President.
REID, J. French, BA; Diplom Superieur de la
langue Francaise a la Sorbonne.
RENACIA, D. Social Science, B.S.; Retired 30
Years — U.S. Army.
RICKER, R. Hotel Admin., BS; Interested in
Sports, Weight Lifting, Jogging.
RODGERS, S. Radiology, BSC.
ROTH, R. History, Education — BA; Air Force
(Ret.).
ROUNDS, D. Hotel Admin., Hotel Admin.; Hotel
Association, Accounting Association, Alpha Kappa
Psi Business Fraternity.
ROWLAND, V. Sociology, Sociology.
RUMMEL, J. Psychology, Psychology B.A.
RUSSELL, D. Accounting, B.A.; President UNLV
Student Body, President of the Alpha Tau Omega
Fraternity — 3 Yrs., Who's Who in America,
Homecoming Chairman.
SALAZ, S. Theory & Composition — Music, BA;
Female Vocalist, Composer, Piano Instructor,
Drawing, Woodcarving, Bookkeeping.
SANCHEZ, L. Accounting, BS.
SCHERER, R. Hotel Admin., BS.
SEAGO, W. Communications Studies, BA.
SELLIMANN, J. Psychology and Philosophy,
A.B.; Philosophical Psychology, Member of the
R.L.B.
SHAFFNER, J. Hotel, B.S. Hotel; Hotel Association,
Accepted Harvard Law School, Lawn Tennis
Association.
SHINES, J. Geology, Bachelor of Science; Phi
Kappa Phi, Sigma Gamma Epsilon, A.I.M.E.,
B.F.A. Degree.
SIMONE, M. Nursing, B.S.; Member Phi Kappa
Phi Honor Society, Graduated with High Distinction.
SKALAK, J. Hotel Administration, BS; Sigma Phi
Epsilon Fraternity, Photography, Swimming.
SLAYDEN, T. Social Services, B.A.; Retired from
U.S. Army.
SMITH, C. Social Work, BS; Skiing, Yoga,
Meditation, Sports, Counselor at Rocus.
SMITH, F. Elem. Educ., BS.
SMITH, M. Secondary Education, BA; Secondary
Education BA; B.S.U.
SMITH, R. P.E., None; Basketball.
SMITH, S. Aerospace Ed., B.S. Sec./Voc. Ed.;
Initiating Flight Training Program on a
Professional Level, Flight Training Techniques and
Procedures Are in Conjunction and Cooperation
with Nehis Air Force Base and United Air Lines.
SORENSEN, J. Geology, B.S.
SORRENTINO, D. COS, Bachelor of Arts;
Photography, Journalism.
SORRENTINO, F. Criminal Justice, B.A.
SPENCER, T. Elementary Education, B.S.; Kappa
Delta Pi.
SPICER, J. English, BA; Phi Kappa Phi.
STAMOS JR., G. History, B.A.; "YELL"
Newspaper Staff, News Editor 2 Years, CSUN
Press Secretary, Who's Who in American Colleges
& Univ. — 2 Yrs.
STEFANOVIC, K. Accounting, B.S.; A Little
Yugoslav Made It!
STETTS, C. Math, Secondary Education, B.S.
STEWART, R. Mgt., BS.
STONE, E. Theatre Arts, B.A.; School for Scandal,
Cole Porter, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's
Nest, Don't Drink the Water, J.C. Superstar, the
House of Bernarda Alba, Auction Tomorrow.
STRACHAN, M. Radiologic Technology, BSc.
STUTZ, E. Music (Piano), B.A.
SYZDEK, D. Psychology, BA; Phi Kappa Phi, Phi
Lambda Alpha, Psi Chi, Board for United Campus
Ministry.
TALLEY, R. Zoology, Bach of Science; Academic
Standards Committee, Alpha Epsilon
Delta — Vice President.
TAYLOR, J. Political Science, BA; Phi Kappa Phi,
Pre-Law Association.
TAYLOR, J. Bus. Mgt., BS; Member RLO.
TAYLOR, K. Psychology — English, B.A.;
Member of R.L.O.
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THORNTON, A. Zoology, BS; Kappa Alpha Psi
Fraternity.
THORP, J. Accounting, Bachelor.
fHORWORTH, J. Art, B.A.; Drawing, Painting,
Billiards, Softball.
t O, F. Hotel, Hotel Mgt., Hotel Association.
TODD, D. Psychology, Social Work, BA; Member
Psy-Chi.
TOLLEY, I. Accounting, B.S.; Phi Gamma Nu
Sorority, Alpha Kappa Psi Fraternity, Univ. Accounting
Ass'n., Tennis, Skiing.
TULLIS, G. Anthropology, B.A.; Student
Representative for the Anthropology Dept.
I! YNDALL, R. History, B.A.; Associate Degree in
Electronic Tech.
UHM, J. Hotel Administration, B.S.
ULSAMER, S. Management, BS/BA.
VAZQUEZ, M. Romance Languages, Spanish &
French, BA; Chess.
WALLSHEIN, R. Hotel Administration, Hotel
Adm. B.S.; Ski Club Board Member, Hillel
Club Accountant, Tennis Team, Skiing, Tennis,
Golf, Hiking.
WARD, J. Economics & Finance, Bachelor of
Science; Alpha Kappa Psi, International Students
Association.
WARD, T. Business Admin., BS.
WARPINSKI, J. History, Bio Med, BA/BS; Chairman
— Union Board, Yell — Editor, Alpha Epsilon
Delta, Student Senator — Pres. Protemp., University
Senate Member, Biology Club.
WATTS, C. Finance, B.S.; Phi Kappa Phi, Phi
Lambda Alpha, Alpha Kappa Psi, UNLV Drill
Team (1973).
WEHLE, R. Art, B.S.; Riding, Oil Painting, Travel,
Skiing.
WHEELER, D. Physical Education, B.S.; Sports,
Hunting, Fishing.
WICKER, D. Special Education, B.S. Degree;
President of TIAKA Interest Group — AKA Sorority,
President of Kappa Xi Chapter — AKA Sorority,
Representative in Homer's Student Display,
Member of the Black Student Union, Member in
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Sec., Special Education Council.
WILLIAMSON, S. History, Bachelor of Arts;
Music, Sports, Travel, Travels — Canada, Mexico,
England, Scotland, Ireland, Member — Nevada
Indian Youth Council.
WONG, C. Radiologic Technology (NM), B.S.
WOGAN, T. Busi ness Administration, Masters;
B.A. S.F. State 1964.
YAELI, R. Hotel, Hotel Adm.; World Wide Travel,
Tri-Lingual, Honorable Discharge, Israeli Army,
Dean's Honor List, Hotel Management, Sales and
Marketing.
YELTON, D. Criminal Justice, BA; 1974-
1 9 7 7 — U N L V C h e e r l e a d e r , 1 9 7 6 -
1977 — Student Representative for Criminal
Justice, Soc. Sci. Honor Soc.
YOUNG, G. Elementary Education, B.S.
YOUNT, R. Business,- Baseball, Four Year Letterman.
ZOHOVETZ, M. Personnel Management, BSBA;
Sports, Toastmaster, Camping.
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Alaskan pipeline was approved, Kissinger's negotiations
in the Middle East finally resulted in an accord
while the Republican Administration was increasingly
under fire in the Watergate investigations. Americans
were horrified at the kidnapping of Patty
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top
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fly-by of Mercury, Hank Aaron's 715th home
run, and Russia's deporting of Solzhenitsyn.
In July, the American political crisis came to
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his resignation in August, and
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