Adrian College - Mound Yearbook (Adrian, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1988 volume:

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Think back . . . perhaps as far back as four years ago, or as recent as last year . . . Remember the struggle and debat- ing you went through, trying to choose a college suited just for you. Maybe you knew from the start that Adrian College was the place for you. But why Adrian College? Was it the school spirit you saw dur- ing your campus visit? Or maybe it was the positive first impression you got from a faculty member? Top: iiulldog spiritushines . . . and not only in cheering Adriaii College fairs. C Middle Left: Charlie Dickerson Qfar rightj, and his wife, Rosemary ffar leftj, and lean MacNaughton share con- cerns with the Dickerson children during lunch at RushHUnion. g1,, V , c Middle Right: D15 Dan Scully enjoys both the Christ- mas spirit and a hearty appetite during an open house at the Stantorfs. Bottom: Patti McNaughton and Brian Semos seem to have a "take that" attitude toward having their picture takeng ' fig , Q J rf' . W ,, ,aa u ,...,.-.-dnf iff. i ' is 'sf .1 sa. A- ,..,t-id 51' College doubffyou were considering a place where you could get the most from the college experience - a quality education, chal- lenging courses, professors who were willing to spend time helping yoigplgrow end achieve, ll0liiff5-10 mention all the crazy people you expect to meet. It's possible that you just wanted to try living far away from horrre, andthe planetgAdrian is as far as you wanted to go. 'IFF ,Fr 1 Q K QQA EY K px! in -I e e saQ,gl1i3,' v? y ff, . ix X- ' ., 'lb ' i 39" -,7 n ,.f"'y, .hwy ' ..- X- . w . -flak N . I, , CNY LIMIT pp l HOME OF nf . 3 -1 V' T EW, I , ADRIAN HE A p COLLEGE A ,BULLDQGS is i n si .... . Top Left: The latest line in winter fashions? Veronica Pierce and Stephanie Karniotis . . . simply gaw-jus! Topi'Right: Notiexpecting this picture, huh, Bill Carter? Middle: The A.C. Bulldogs welcome everyone into Bulldog country. , Lower Right: Marie Morelli, you sure do love teddy bears, don't you? ' Lower Left: Adrian College's Marching Band members aren't really that bad. mm ew . , - l R l -v if x H To x X .,,.....x - f . "" Q , I l xx... I4 M if wi A 1-1 .1 'pwgzal-qv . ,f -A I 51 -V " , 4v...' . i - N ws..p,Q ' -wx 21 QE , -'Vs 'A :fmt 'div g N-. 1 3 5 .f"""'N . -Lu? 'f ' ,af -3 . 4 Aix. , J M V ywwwxy M V f - 4 W MM K1 -"81'f'4?7 Aw' , I M 1"'KL,Q+x . f-Mas' rg f ., .tw 1'-4' M, -'f.t5V,n,Mj, ma.. jf.- Agf :,s.' m' Af-ww FK W., E 7 as if V J' UW' ll .fl me-a xw A' , f 2,1 kwa., ww 4 x fi 'fu -., r:.,'+sH ,',- 1 9 L Q ,H1 .x yi' 4 '44, ,, ,gr 'Q i Top: Dr. and Mrs. Stanton continue to be active support- ers for A,C. events. Middle Left: Adrian, College rli ,V alumnus Scott Faust gets a sur- L prise smooch from senior Kord Kozma. Middle Right: Kristine Nelson restrains Bill Carter from in- flicting pain on the photogra- pher during set construction of "Pippin," sli, gg Bottom: Joe Piersante, Pete Welter, and Tony Krenselew- ski catch the Bulldogs' action from the sidelines. 'si' x gin Une!" For Just A O K , so ma be ou just wanted to get awaysfrom Mom and Dad,,,,,,,,c ' - . y y A K . In . V5,:5z, jifl. 5' but still, why choose Adrian College? What could you possibly gain here that you couldn't anywhere else? Consider your personal life . . . For some, a small college like Adrian offers closer?relationshipsqf,h between friends and faculty, sorority and fraternity activities, clubs and organizations that help develop leadership skills, various var- sity and intramural sportsp music, theater, andsart presentations . . lsre 5 endless possibilities, all available for your enjoyment. u!,Q""x l K' l 'Y ? l -1 1 rw 1 3 . l ' 5 1 r A I vi 9' l 41 4 3 5 V fl L! pimiilsse Consider the Memories . . . After four years at Adrian College you'll think back to all the mem- ories youghave to treasure from the college experience. Surely you will remember the happy moments - your 4.0 G.P.A. the first semester of your Freshman year 01, the meaningful relationships you've maintained, the knowledge you gained while writing papers the night before they were due, the fun you had staying up till early morning cramming for finals, trips to the bar with friends . . . Top: l"What can I get for you?" asks Michelle Foster during the Festival of Lights reception. Middle Left: Senior Patti Brisse was chosen and crowned as the 1987 Home- s C0miTt8iiQueen- sleei r srien a an M in Middle Right: "Unbuttoned," 'Adrian Collee's non-alcoholic bar, opened for the first time on December l0. Lower Left: Director of Adrian College's production of "Pippin," Mr. Michael -, Allen, discusses makeup with Kelley Goemer. fi ia Lower, Right: Picnics are so mueh fun, arenft. they? What do you suppose R. J. Liva and Myndi Malicki think? L L HRX. i i . I C is 1 A ON Oiisw' p CAMPUS? mx if 2. 4 if iv HK. -un!" , A A Xxx W as 2 QW ' , .iris W fgf WI nfs. X lrylww 442 7' I Qf Da s Gone B But how about your career? Of course, you want to be successful, and the best way to achieve this goal is to challenge yourself. Adrian Col1ege's faculty can certainly help you here. If professors don't help, you can always rely on your academic advisor, the counseling staff, the tutoring staff, or the chaplain and Catholic ministers. Top: Children seem to capture T.C. Bulldogs special attention. Far Left: For A.C.'s chaplain, Reverend Ion Powers, preparing for Christmas worship services is an ex- citing, yet reflective, experience. p Middle: Forget concentrating on homeworkg Says Rod Lambert, "This is what I do best." Bottom: Bryan Thomas watches for his cue during practice for a wind ensemble concert. I ......,p ff 4 , Home of se . ' 1. - ,' if - - :N ' 1 , -.ff -.7 VM . QP . 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M11-fm -My fr ', e. -.f - wmv" meek:-A .trwg-.-W V ' Mig' ' 'G 1. if M' ffl' 'igfff-siggftpfstfe-25'f7Z5'fD"" M ' i ' - M-fir.' 1 - ,-M4111-JMU'-tw K .: :wif Mgiizir-'-:.--1emt:'i ' ' 1.11. 5 - ,, F, 1 -, ti i A, P-, J -wr' f ff Good Friends and Great Times But, alas, all good things must come to an end. With your degree in hand, you're ready to face the world. Yes, it's a crazy place out there beyond the planet Adrian, but you somehow managed to survive this far. Now it's time for you to blaze new trails. Search beyond the horizon.1Make what you've only dreamt of before a reality . . . Top Left: The Senior Class of 1988 decided to update the A.C. billboard Qseen from U.S. 2231 as its gift to the college. Pictured here is the original billboard. Top Right: Good friends, Cathy jones and Eddie Costrini, share good memories. Middle: The pompon squad danced up a storm during the half-time show of Homecoming. Lower Left: Paul Anike, an International student from Nigeria, takes just a moment to relax away from his desk. Notice his textbook moves with him. Lower Right: Hey, Scott Tarzwell and Kris Ho- lappa! Take a break! 4 A 'X 41..- f 'SV 5 . I "N i as N NQNX is , A 5 Q X 0 i X X . rw ,x ,V I gn .I mum, ,, 'Tx XX :iff 5' 'iff fli and Consider . . eei "real world" for awhile, come' back visit- 5 Flmifillateffla See hoiv it, lille yoiiffhas cliangedfg and Fitness Genterl begin you b6?iAreflyou a fiiitiousifiiithletif' or a professional actor? Or maybe No maiter where you be af lethal time, or , what horizons yogi your years at Adrian College ef ooe Perhaps the million dollar Sportp Maybe Rush Union will have been ??5Pa"d?9' Anfl,Whe'?F'1S17F ' far only building remaining from Adrian's original campus. North 19 ioei but beeffienova r l i iiiii or in he ' Middle Left: Chaplain intem, Rev. Reginald Early, always has a i smile ready fozgpethe camera. a of dn ' Hoving'S expre5sion. ' ' n Bottom: Ben Weathers puts in many hours preparing the silk- l 14? 3 3 Your Possible ,V O Horizons No matter where your career may lead you, never stop challenging yourself. You'll con- tinue to meet new faces and travel to exciting places, just as Adrian College continues to experience these same changes. People come, and people go, but the memories of an Adrian College education never fade. Lv, milf it Q Top: Will this view be the same five years from now? Middle Left: Don't act so surprised, Scott Gout! You knew someone was watching you! Middle Right: Could these 1'Pippin" actors be movie stars in the making? Bottom: Matt Rausch Qleftj and Tim Mucha promise to be future Chuck Mangiones. Practice makes perfect guys! , ...gf x I JR l AN U JLLEGE 4.-.:'i'X Pink 1 J S Rcurcaxxxn finality CDN THE HGRIZON Sf M 1- f 1 ' K fu. f - 'N sp.. 2 SENIORS SEN IDRS SE IDRS if X x Iulie A. Alger Broderick L. Allshouse Kimberly S. Anderson Maribeth T. Archambeau Business Admin. f Marketing Business Admin. f Marketing Business Administration Accountancy Muskegon, Michigan Brooklyn, Michigan Newaygo, Michigan Avon, Ohio Susan M. Arena-Elardo Robin S. Austin Carole M. Bach Stephen D. Beebe Family Studies Elementar Education Business Business Administration Adrian, Michigan Mason, iflichigan Admin. f Management Charlotte, Michigan Dearborn Heights, Michigan We A BM., W., ' Mark A. Bowden Robin S. Boyse Angela B. Bredemeier Lori L. Brefka Religion Elementary Education Interior Design Sociology Essexville, Michigan Adrian, Michigan Celina, Ohio Saginaw, Michigan Y Patricia L. Brisse Craig A Brooks Lori K Brown Michael P Burger Computer Science Business Political Science Computer Science Sterling Heights, Michigan Admin fManagement River Rouge Michigan Maybee Michigan -Qlfksvfxa, Ronda Thornton campaigns for Adrian College Y 3' -L 3 is :lk I Lisa M. Caron Interior Design Manitou Beach, Michigan B if B tx, .1 Sit Lynne T. Castle Tracy A. Collar Daniel I. Collins Caroline K. Conlogue Business Admin. f Marketing International Business Business Administration Health, Physical Ed. and Rec. Union Lake, Michigan Milan, Michigan Plymouth, Michigan Adrian, Michigan jennifer S. Cook Sean C. Cotter Fashion Merchandising Business Admin. f Marketing Adrian, Michigan Manistee, Michigan y,. t 1, -aww ., ,, , .f If ' U D I K.. 1 A Lisa M. Crane Stephen M. Craw Karla Flaim molds her favorite pot. Psychology Mathematics Davison, Michigan Woodhaven, Michigan sf" f f - MMM . ,f M A Mira? x r.,,. 3, ,,,, i sa., X M stst Vincent J. Crawford Timothy R. Creech Sandra S. Cron Bruce D. Crosthwaite Business Business Biology Business Admin.fManag.ement Admin.fManagement Dayton, hio Admin.fManagement Munson, O io Onsted, Michigan Rochester, Michigan 'B fic Q Robert Czapla Ir. Roy L. Dangel Ir. . M Business Admin. f Marketing International Business Dearborn, Michigan Grand Blanc, Michigan 3 WW f. 75 fi: ,hi .M . ii'i K Vwf Y M Q 1' ,..- ts , . john A. DeLeon Letitia M. Delgado Scott Price works hard at the worst Films Festival sponsored by Business Administration Biology the Psychology Club. Rockwood, Michigan Lansing, Michigan as ,,,.....4uv-uw' Vflfff Don "caveman" Hester whips Lisa Crane over his back as jim Parshall toasts him. '- T I ' ff. D 'i-' james G. Dell Health, Ph sical Ed. and Rec. Laingslzlurg, Michigan julie A, Donn International Business Redford, Michigan ...-' 4' 'Q "q Q qi' -1' l 1 ' I 'ai to . or Q., 1: it ,to- gxa , of- ,ff ,Q '90 as . ..w 1 P If 1 4' I 4- 4- an-'d,',e-K -or um' iiii ' 1 SPI ,. I 1 Ai Atcci. ii,..., is-A 'f Michele D. Dickelman Biology Saginaw, Michigan 1 1 1 1 Z Z Q f jonathan P. Dorow Mathematics Livonia, Michigan f 1 . Patricia M. Dupuis john S. Dusseau Gerald P. Duvall Craig S. Emery Earth Science Business Admin. f Marketing Business Admin. f Marketing Elementary Education Sterling Heights, Michigan Erie, Michigan Monroe, Michigan Adrian, Michigan Cynthia A. Enyart Music Ludington, Michigan Kevin B. Fry Business Admin. fManag1ement Owosso, Mic igan Robert I. Gustas Mathematics Dyer, Indiana Karla I. Flaim Michelle R. Foster William L. Francisco English fjournalism Elementary Education Political Science Granger, Indiana Grand Rapids, Michigan Smiths Creek, Michigan Todd W. Gentner Lisa M. Gilmore Paul L. Gogan Business German Accountancy Admin. fManagement Brighton, Michigan Solon, Ohio Brooklyn, Michigan W Vfi i ..,,... 3, I rflt .. ' 'rf .xxx Nm Mariam E. Haddad Surprise, surprise! Martha Gonzalez isn't in her favorite place International Business the library. Adrian, Michigan Kevin Fry takes a study break. Lori M. Hale ' Karl I. I-lamilton Elementary Education Business Admin. f Marketing Gladwin, Michigan Tecumseh, Michigan Stacy E. Hardy Michelle A. Harris Carl I. Harsh Pamela L. Harvitt Elementary Education English f Writing Secondary Business Administration Rochester, Michigan Smith Creek, Michigan Education f Biology Charlotte, Michigan Tecumseh, Michigan Donald E. Hester, Ir. Michele Hext-Koch Kevin S. Hile Susan A. Hobe Business Biololggz English Speech f Communication Admin. f Management Ellsworth, ichigan Adrian, Michigan Strongsville, Ohio Tawas City, Michigan lf l ,435 Christopher M. Hogg Kristin K. Holappa Mike Kuzniar makes plans for the weekend. Business Earth Science Admin. f Management Plymouth, Michigan Dearborn, Michigan Alton A. Hollingsworth Rachelle L. Hollister David W. Holt Brian P. jones Political Science Biology Computer Science English Ann Arbor, Michigan Springfield, ichigan Clinton, Michigan Armada, Michigan Yvonne L. Kelley Business Admin. fManaglement Hanover, Mic igan Lora L. Koster English fWriting Holland, Michigan Dawn C. Kowalski Michelle A. Kruse Biology English f Writing Milford, Michigan St. joseph, Michigan a - . 1 ttra if 1 wav" if 1 I, , ala I Z Michael P. Kuzniar William D. LaGore Kelly S. Lange Richard S. Leicht Business Administration Accountancy Elementary Education Accountancy Detroit, Michigan Adrian, Michigan Lapeer, Michigan Maumee, Ohio Tracy L. MacDonald Michelle L. Maxwell Darlene S. McCoy Frank I. McKevitt Elementary Education Elementary Education Fashion Mer. f Business Political Science Adrian, Michigan Milford, Michigan Tipton, Michigan Houston, Texas M .X 1 , ,W Eric Hanson sings The National Anthem for the A.C. crowd. I. Gerald McLean, III Colette A. Mendel Speech f Broadcasting Accountancy Romeo, Michigan Adrian, Michigan Dawn R. Mikulak Cathy A. Miller Tim Cassidy studies hard for hardly studies?J in Shipman Mathematics Art Library. Toledo, Ohio Adrian, Michigan 1 Nt A QFQ1- - - V .4 A p W I 'zgfgi 'R rf si. Charlotte A. Miller Catherine N. Montague Carol M. Morisy Iennifer L. Musser Fashion Merchandising International Business Biology English f German Ann Arbor, Michigan Defiance, Ohio Paulding, Ohio Grass Lake, Michigan Morton O. Nace, III Stacey M. Nagy Scott A. Nichols Molly A. O'Neill Art Chemistry Elementary Education Mathematics Rochester, New York Flat Rock, Michigan Erie, Michigan Blissfield, Michigan Charles A. Otlewski Health, Physical Ed. and Rec. Cheboygan, Michigan Edward B. Oliver Speech f Broadcasting New Stanton, Pennsylvania 1-1 J 1 .K llfrf f I. 3 jf rl fi A A fc A J J if 2 X R if f If H' x e f P A C 1 f x is 9 ,F Scott K. Price Elizabeth M. Ramirez Mathematics Business Administration St. Johns, Michigan Canton, Michigan Lisa Caron and Kim Anderson patiently wait for their grad- uation tickets. Christine L. Painter Scott A. Plzak Psychology Business Admin. f Marketing Rose City, Mic igan Bay Village, Ohio Karen S. Riggz Dawn M. Riske International Bus. f erman Business Admin. f Marketing Trenton, Michigan Hanover, Michigan S Cheryl L. Robertson Sharon L. Robinson Mathematics Mathematics Morenci, Michigan Lincoln Park, Michigan Kristine C. Rogers Barbara A. Rumbold English jlourna ism Art Farmington, Michigan Montrose, Michigan Shanna K. Sadowitz Matthew I. Santilli Ann Gulliver and Brian Iones are dressed for success Business Administration Business Admin. f Marketing Adrian, Michigan Canton, Michigan Todd A. Schryer Amy C. Schumaker Melody E. Seebeck Elizabeth L. Seidler Biology Biolo y Elementary Education Biology Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Monroe, Ngchigan Gladwin, Michigan Capac, Michigan 3 Ns.. , S encer N. Sellas Kathleen D. Shaw Heather A. Shields julie A. Spies Ejnglish f Writing English f Writing Elementary Education Accountancy Northville, Michigan Grand Blanc, Michigan Imlay City, Michigan Imlay City, Mic igan Richard W. Stafford Kenneth B. Stark Business Admin. f Marketing Earth Science Troy, Michigan Adrian, l "You can't figure out what this is?" Gerald T. Stewart Laura I. Stribbell Computer Science f Math Psycholog Armada, Michigan Farmington Hills, Kflichigan Kelly4A. Stutz Gina L. Tambornini Iohn White receives the President's Leadership Award at the Fashion erchandising Biollslgy Student Life Awards Banquet. Lyndhurst, Ohio Livonia, ichigan f .V if M LLEE I ' , gills Christine Painter studies her lines. K .,. Z T. LQQ L , Q Va. , ' vm: Steve I. Thallman Ronda S. Thornton Business Admin. f Marketing Business Admin. f Marketing jackson, Michigan St. johns, Michigan . , Q.-sal str "Broom hockey anyone?" K ..-VA vi' Charles P. Till, Ir. Carmen C. Velasquez Gloria A. Vierling james L. Wagner Business Adrnin. f Marketing Chemistry Sociology German Adrian, Michigan Bay City, Mic igan Adrian, Michigan Laingsburg, Michigan K i f M 'Vt Gayle F. Weaver Clay R. Wells C English f Writing Business Cleveland Heights, Ohio Admin. f Management Detroit, Michigan a aass Geoffrey K. Westphal John G. White jennifer Musser and niece, jessica, share a hug of love. Business Psychology Admin. fManag'ement Warren, Mic igan Carleton, Mic igan :li 33 x Keith A- Williams Irving B. Williamson Cecilia R. Wyse Sumbath P. Xavier Secondary ' - - - - B - EdtfspeechfBroadcastingnheater Business Administration Elementary Education usiness Montrose, Michigan Ripley, Tennessee Wauseon, Ohio Administration f Marketing Adrian, Michigan jill V. Yaroch Lisa B. Young Tracy L. Young Scott D. Zuckerberg Elementary Education Fashion Merchandising Elementary Education Sociology Sterling Heights, Michigan Clarkston, Michigan Clinton, Michigan Oak Park, Michigan Martha A. Gonzalez Susan L. Higgins Lesia A. Riley Steven T. Troszak Psychology Business Administration Health, Physical Ed. f Rec. Sociology f Criminal justice Detroit, Michigan Sterling Heights, Michigan Canton, Ohio Utica, Michigan Kay Miller awaits her five graduation tickets. Lisa Young and Iennifer Cook were FAS award recipients at the Honors Banquet. Pam Harvitt accepts an award at the Student Life Awards Banquet while Tina Hubbard congratulates her. 3 -'Le A QQ What do you suppose these seniors are up to? x THE HURIZO . . . 'as ., wa. V K 'lf VVL7 2 I ii ,m1.. 255 .5 K S Ek 5511, 5 . 24 6 ! 'sie .T if f .5 'Y 'z-if-iffQ "FF .VWK31 Y " . 1 Q 'fufwevw if 6 Q X Egg E gg 1 2 2 ww.. 1 5 1 2 L WS? A- L f X ,,-- -' L P S 'X 3, , 5 Q22 CA Us EV TS CAM US EVE TS Homecoming 1987 Homecoming 1987 got off to an ex- citing start on Monday with the opening ceremony. Bill Carter as "Mr. Rogers" was emcee for the big event. Karla Flaim carried the ceremonial torch for Tri- Sigma to officially open Homecoming week. A tough panel of judges was there to choose the best banner in the com- petition. Then came the games on the mall, events such as blowing bubble gum, hula hooping, dress-undress and tug-of-war. On Saturday the football game kicked off with a win against Al- ma, and the band performed an exciting half time show. After the game, old friends got together and had a good time at the block party, where the winners of the homecoming events QASA, TKEJ were announced. Top Right: King, Paul Fletcher and Queen, Patti Brisse smile for the camera. Bottom Left: Bob Gustas hoops his way to victory. Middle Right: The 1987 Homecoming Court. Bottom Right: Sophomore representatives Brent Kelley and Michelle Perkins. n 4 " A 1 ...-1-ov' v -,ny gf ., .s HK 'J pf p xx, if ', lf w1'g5iQ,?fl I 'Qu .lv .lp 3555. .hi fiat?-5 ' lEQ'3NQ,i-iff ,rf A-,V , . asia? I nhfliffuz: KA in ,-,,f . ff' K , a Top Left: Adrian Pompon squad begins their per- formance at half time. Middle Left: Tom Bruce crosses the finish line in the dress-undress contest. Middle Right: Iill Bums competes in the dress and undress competition. Bottom: The Alpha Sigma Alpha's show their ar- tistic talent during the banner contest. , , PIPPIN A D O EXIT I-IIGI-ILIGHT FALL PRODUCTIO S The musical, "Pippin," drew large au- diences and took the Adrian College campus by storm. Students showed that they could carry a tune as well as act in this excellent musical. It was wonder- fully directed and even more wonder- fully performed. "No Exit" was a dramatic play de- picting Hell. Students found themselves locked in during this fine performance as Adrian College students displayed their talent. Top Right: During her song, "It's Time to Start Living," Pippin's grandmother advised Pippin to get out and enjoy life. Middle Left: Scott Tarzwell emerges from Hell mouth. Middle Right: Actors prepare to put their make-up on during the opening night of Pippin. Bottom Right: Eric Stone, director of No Exit, and lim Wagner, bellboy, watch carefully during the final dress rehearsal. Bottom Left: If looks could kill, Kristine Nelson's glare would bum through Christine Painter and Bill Carter. ...f LFu...p-v D yall' f , Ii- 'aww' V Qu Q 7 E W -IARWELL AND FUTRELL SPEAK AT CONVOCATIO 5. ., -Wf- Top: Mary Hatwood Futrell, Dr. Hank Cetola, Dean Behring, and Emie Harwell prepare for Convocation. Middle Left: Emie Harwell socializes with A.C. students and faculty. Middle Right: Mary Hatwood Futrell elaborates on an important issue. Bottom Left: Chaplain intem Reginald Early delivers a powerful message during Fall Convocation. BOB GARNER PRESENTS MAGIC AT A.C. This year the Student Activities Com- mittee sponsored well-known magician Bob Garner for an entertaining evening of magical wonders to the amazement of Adrian College students. As in the past, Mr. Garner began by entertaining stu- dents during both lunch and dinner mealtimes, piquing the curiosity of many students. One question he left in their minds was most likely, "How do you do that?" Only the magician knows. PHONORAMAS HELP RAISE FUNDS Students, faculty, administrators, and alumni participated in two Phonorama campaigns this year in an attempt to raise funds for the Excellence Campaign, the Adrian Advancement Campaign which is a five-year, 515,000,000 fund raising project currently underway at Adrian College. Donations from the Phonoramas were to be used to help fund the future Sport and Fitness Center. Top Right: Bob Gamer amazes Adrian students with a card trick. Middle Right: A dazzled Karen Addington assists Magician Garner. Middle Left: Bruce Landis and Anne johnson su- pervise Phonorama. Bottom Left: Adrian students assist in raising funds for the college. Bottom Right: Debra Spann and Ion Dorow vol- unteer their time to call possible donors. it ,sl , M lm gp X O .F 4 Sak A-1 I 3 'Y K4 3, D H !'2:w x 0 t Q 'mfwuu C Xmwskrfr. , we -gt I. 1 1. 00 '-'t . 0:':is'-s-' M , C, G nv gfiieflfgw K x 'I W-'-- .Q J ":. . . I . .yt ,. K ,-:- . I . .. ..., :.--sg :,:: :' HNMN Top Left: Stephen Burns and Bev- erly Hoch charmed Adrian's cam- pus with their musical talent and humor. Top Right: Actor Gene McFall brought the memory of Will Rogers to Adrian College campus as he made fun of American culture in Rogers' tradition. Middle: Roger Wagner delighted his audience with the music from Broadway. Bottom: The Mantovani Orchestra brought a touch of class to Adrian College with their "A Night in Vi- enna" performance. 'y-A Y BLACK HISTORY MONTH, LITTLE SIBS WEEKEND HIGHLIGHT FEB. AND MARCH Top: Gwen Patrick, Monique Savage, Michele Al- ston, Debra Spann, and Chaplain intem Reginald Early pause during the Martin Luther King me- morial service. Middle Left: james Meredith delivers a lecture dur- ing a series of lectures in February. Middle Right: Carmen Velasquez and her nephew share a fun moment. Bottom Left: Lester the Clown shows off his bal- loon wizardry during Little Sibs Weekend. Bottom Middle: Chris Broski and little sib, Melissa, ' h l 4 h enjoyt e open poo mg t. Bottom Right: Annette Iennings and her little sib pause after a refreshing swim in the pool. I -as I k,Q N ' rl I Q A A 4 A Nall' A5 A X , 0-US. g ','?g? PM t ' . , ," ' . 1, 4' ' - Q, . ' E 'A v fi H 2 w f 1 , ,.., ' ff - I K " ., t , ' 1 . IX . 0 fb K . K Q i' 4 E il 1 i 'E ' Q' .M S fi Q 5 3 ':-A' 2 -,A K Q f ,M ft Maw ' "7 :A I f 'K M' , A KJYA K ., ,wfwh .MQ ' - W-M f Mi 3 mf .-4 OUTSTANDING STUDENTS HONORED AT BAN QUET Top: Mr. Guy Iocius awards Marilyn Labadie the Achievement Award in Accounting. Middle Left: President Stanton con- gratulates Kym Hambleton for receiv- ing the Outstanding Freshman Award in Sociology. Middle Right: Dr. Rock Haines presents Patricia Dupuis with the Outstanding IuniorfSenior Award in Earth Science. Lower Left: Dr. Weeks shows great pride in giving honors to jennifer O'Brien. Lower Right: Alice Iewell shows joy while she accepts her award in Chem- istry. L4 fi ADRIAN N- 1 ' 3 K X QU , Q , M xv kr ,.. t 1 1 , li, 'ig tg if ' x Y 'Q t-45, iriginf it if rf' 'P fS,f'Hs1f'4 A Psy . 1 9 i . Xxx -.4 v ' . - " 'i ,agigg 'if l 59,1 , ,Nw jg i ' 5 .e in il 4 'lb LIL N Q E X' xi , ' - . 5 A f W ' Wi 'xi .Six f Iii Tbx,i.'. ,, . mae,-efs, -me pai-- fx. , Q. MVT. 1 ' 'N - .QNX ,V Q.. 1 . Y N.-.J ,K Q y . A -+ - t r Q .W ,r 'fag-ci-49?1m M . ,A -.' ' A . -1. A A -. ' i new u 1- V. ' iv ' ' '13 "WW f-My 'Q' fr- xv "L'. .. .. XQQQ "A i il" ' ',-. ' Q3 JN: f ,- i Mig S f A g-- 2 -. f B . -3. J K . 1 "gui ,1.x3,,gw.5.. -1. im- " 2 ff . f3'Zi?" . T Q 51 .Ji GREEKS SAY, "UH, YEAH!" Top Left: Debbie Cheyne takes a hurdle for the Tri Sigma - TKE Greek week team. Top Right: Tom Davis does the Dizzy Izzy for the SAE-ASA Greek week team. Middle Left: Dee-Dee Herd gives Kendall White advice for the chariot race. Middle Right: Amy Liebler, Lisa Hath- away, Brenda Mair, and Beth Betcke pa- tiently await the chariot race. Bottom Left: Rick Connolly runs the ob- stacle course for the SAE-ASA team. Bottom Right: The Phi Kaps push their winning chariot to the Bell Tower. ,jx FRACASING E JQYED Top Left: The Chi Omegas take a fall during the ski race. Top Right: Amy Liebler concentrates on her spoon as she competes in the ice cube relay. Middle Left: The Phi Kappa Sigma team strides across the finish line during the three legged race. Middle Right: The TKE's approach the finish line in the inner tube race. Bottom Left: Bob Turek watches as Wesley Member, Dana Glei, puts on her winter clothes in the clothes relay. Bottom Right: Paul Anike and Chan Ong make a team effort in the three legged race. .tt Q' t 1 x S . .X , M m- xg F Q -. V I 4' l Q id . fr 21 "5 'Qu"'Z:",:.. gh' , ' 3. 8 tis.. . :ri V. g " A. -'.' . ii! Z! MV' i THEATER PRESENTS TWO CAPTIVATING PLAYS Upper Left: In Table Manners, Norman, played by Scott Tarzwell, argues continuously with his wife, Ruth played by Sabra Schlimgen. Middle Left: Annie, Lisa Shaffer, solemnly sets the breakfast table during Table Manners. Middle Right: Laurie Chapkin, as Evelyn Landis in Muzeeku, bares almost all in a racy scene with Bill Carter as Iack Argue. Bottom: During Muzeeku, stagehands ffrom lefty Cindy Enyart, Kelley Goemer, and Iim Webb battle in the background, as Sally Iane Argue, played by Sue Hobe, awakens. -l , N- V, .-'- -5-- stavgi, A A ifixa r . ,JL 1, he F L L .1 5 "S-.a A-alan. A.C. "BASHERS" RGCK THE NIGHT AWAY During the 1987-88 school year, dances on campus provided Adrian College Students with lively social en- tertainment. The Greeks provided the campus with the annual Beach Bash. Once again A.C. students had the op- portunity to act out their summertime fantasies in mid-january, and it was a great success. S.A.C. sponsored a romantic Val- entine's Day dance which provided campus couples with a multitude of tender moments which will live in their hearts forever. Music for this dance was provided by the Rock band, Caruso, whose sound only en- hanced the mood. Top: Beach Basher, Kelly Macik, doesn't need a reason to celebrate the summer season. Middle Left: Steve Taormina in rare form in the '88 Beach Bash. Middle Right: Geoff Westphal and his lovely date, Robin Roosa, exchange corsages at the Valentine's Dance. Lower Left: The rock band, Caruso, sizzled on stage during the Lover's Luau. Lower Right: These girls just wanted to have fun at the Lover's Luau. 'Ye .." ' L.... 1 N HARD WGRK REWARDED TO A.C. ACHIEVERS e I BQ 'Qi Y .als , , , fi N , ft ' g K K .F 5 ff-,S Q :f': - ' A If- szg- i I au x.. ,gk .1 T R Ti 21' ff' 'Iii - N .. . N ,vi -L K. in ya The Student Life Awards honors the abilities of the students and those who work closely with them. The Banquet was held on March 30, 1988 in the Adri- anf Tobias Room. This year's seniors showed off their art work with pride in the Senior Art show in the Stubnitz Gallery. The exhibits made evident the students' creative abil- ities. Top Left: Barb Rumbold seems happy to be at the senior art show. Top Right: Kathy Gladych-Machniak stands guard over her art exhibit. Middle Left: Mort Nace is having a great time at the art exhibit. Middle Right: john White awards Iudy Hunt the advisor of the year award. Bottom: For contributing the most to the commuters and non-traditional organi- zations, Kay Miller was awarded the De- an's award by Dean Turek. STUDENTS E TERTAI A D ARE E TERTAI ED The Student Activities Committee pro- vided entertainment for the campus with the Variety Show and Casino Night dur- ing second semester. In the Variety Show, Chris Broski provided the laugh- ter with his comedy routine while Brent Billock performed some of his own songs. Casino night provided students with a night of gambling and fun. X z E 2 Ni? ,gt f f, Q . -- .si1'-- 4- .- 1- .. - 1 my f Mw Top: Mike Pyorala Qcenterj enjoys his food while Glenn Weatherly and Fred Wilkinson watch as Sue Sidebottom shoots craps. Middle Left: Lisa Lee offers bids at the roulette wheel to Johnny Tureaud and Tim Yaroch. Middle Right: Mike Pyorala shoots his luck at the craps table. Lower Left: Iolene Victor enjoys the variety show. Lower Center: Brent Billock sings one of his own songs at the variety show. Lower Right: Chris Broski attempts to humor A.C. students. W .V kia' , rmgzww I5 ,fir ,gl WIQP W1 QM. T R if ' iz- 553 E ' ' aim? ' i gin 5: ,. gfiilifi fl s i 1.- Efim ' W5 -T ,... .. " tgp - -s .1 ' - fi-Z5 R .X .MQY P yr RY- X . , . , A .. .. Q at -azsr 15,.,- Ski Y.. 3 .gss.-Qs :f2i::f" ' f S h s. . 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Brian Stolle Ronald Swanson Randall Talarek Steven Taormina Debra Techentien Liesl Thompson Barbara Thorne Matthew Tipton Robert Trimpe johnny Tureaud Ieanine Updike Ieffery Upton Thomas Valko Karen Vanderpool Rex Vernier Iolene Victor john Wade Sandra Wagner Nancy Warburton Suzanne Warkoczeski Gregory Wasmer Glenn Weatherly Cynthia Weeks Susan Weeks Peter Welter Michael Williams Scott Wolfrum Amy Wright It's not Kim. if 445. Jeff Upton takes a snooze between classes. 5 ,Ee , .. N x 2 S f F that Cold, Kristine Hooper, Gretchen Anderson, and An intense game of I.M. basketball, it seems to be. Randy Talarek taking a Breath-Alyzer?! Oops! GPHUMURES id ii .. -,ef,"?' t Q - fn- L W ,SJ r ,Q X W get ws es S 'Q X' . Q mv., sgiiz,-,. 4 W . . X ai B M 5 M614 bi 'Q ' Q H ' Ni ta-rrvfifs , 9, 71 , , , ins . ' fl if 5, 4. w I KA . ,Egf r J .f we I R' 15 1 W at ,f Z 1 JS, 1,5695 Adrian's Cheerleaders encourage a winning team. .-'wk' wa. 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WWE-W if x, rl. 5 R iiil an 'L Q jj: li, Tk L ., 5 W,, ., My I v-,., k"L ' is M , Vccll W. 4 P 8 ?Ff2, ,l 5: , v,,7,a, l W Denise Russette Michael Saxton Tamara Schenck Rebecca Schnabele Kenneth Schultz Sheila Scott Brian Semos lrvin Sigler Crystal Smith Farrand Smith Terria Stevenson Deana Stones Mark Sundermann Lisa Tamburino Scott Tarzwell Valencia Tellis Timothy Tilton Elizabeth Titus Theresa Torres Scott Turner Marc Tyler Dionne Walker Gregory Wallace Lorna Walthall Elizabeth Walton Laura Ward Kathleen Warner Amy Webster Robert Welton Angela Whitaker Kendall White Gloria Williams Jennifer Williams David Willson Scott Wilson Teresa Wilson Eric Woodall Bryan Wright john Yaroch Timothy Yaroch John Zaliskiewicz Nicolas Zambeck ' -. 1 Q V rm I .khyi gi as A -ffl: . ' ii tfly 2 " x is 'F ., r ..,..,.., , M N , jr I , X if it , . 'J as K Q , X P- an af Bret Franzen and Cindy Carpenter show off WVAC's new look. i f ' if x -. Y .irri ., Q. . .1 w, ws x N - 15 -sr .5101 we ,, 1. . ., Q .. 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Steven Adamczyk Karen Addington julie Agosti Gary Altman Paul Anike Scott Aughney Ryan Bajlo Iaime Balboa Sonya Barker Valerie Barnes Daniel Barron Meaghan Battle Becky Bauer Dionne Bell Renee Bergeron Elizabeth Betcke Gerald Bingle jennifer Board Ieffrey Bolla Dana Bork Tony Borton Anthony Boucher Kathleen Bourcier Terri Bowers Iacqueline Bowles Lori Bowling Galena Bradley Wendy Brinker Sondra Ruhle and Meaghan Battle enyoy dorm life Iackie Bowles writes home to Mom ,vm N , -,as 'TQ ' Z ,Q - 'E 7 ,fr 3 "v- , , ..,,,,,, , , QV f s 1 I uf. ww M var f ima? gi, 'F af l V 1 f'A at f is 'L fa' if, 1 ' 'I 1 . V war YQ' j H ' QJ' if Iulie Schneider has a big smile for the camera. vi 4-V' L Paul Bristol Monique Brosamer Paul Buckingham Rebecca Butler Darlene Butterfield Charles Carrick Richelle Carson joseph Cassar Anne Cattane Rhonda Chamberlin Theron Chaplin Michelle Chmielewski Cheryl Clark Brian Clements Jodi Condron Kimberly Conrad Eric Cooper Lars Covintree Bradley Crosier Timothy Dameron Mary Der-Stepanian Amber Dick Carol Diefenbach Sherrie Dolby Tricia Downey Patrick Drobek Iennifer DuQuette Anthony Edmonds Deanne Edwards Edith Eing Lynn Ellis Eric Farmer Kristine Famsworth Mark Felty Debra Fischer james Fontaine Mary Ford joseph Frasier Aaron Frierson Todd Gailhouse Tina Gale Maximo Garcia Frederick Garner Randolph Gates Elizabeth Gendhar Scott Gentner Iamie Gibbons Daniel Gill Dana Glei Kelley Goerner Kari Goodman Rodger Goodrow Beth Grandis jill Green Crystal Grundy Garrison Guth Glenis Guzman Beth Hadden Allen Haff Erin Whltaker opens the door cautiously Tony Borton takes time to V1S1t ln the lobby '37 Y ' 1. Q82 f' gk. V A V 'QU NF " x 5 1' P 5299 - ,WI itil' x I , A Wifili. if s ' 9 J -t. Sfiffiffwtt is . y ,. :ax ff ' -.g,.j,:, I, U N ..,.i -. S , ,NJ .K .5 ff. L ES ,,A- - :Q-e lif: K is " -W , ag an Us T N K9 ., V.. ,, -v ,F ' Q' ' ' A " ,fig W gp- , W f L it . ,- - X .t , gl in. K fy ,f kg? f A+ Q .M-...,, ex i Q D l S ii 5 Iulie Schneider and Anne Cattane enjoy the winter air. Q... M: ,M if CL fs X ML ,.., -tt. . -fv '57 if PM' 'J' A " .. , r A ig? , f . iw., 'Y 4' Y is PM e A 1 t F? F wi X it Douglas Hagewood Kymberly Hambleton Lisa Harris Pamela Hart Gail Hartel Suzanne Hartley David Hedding Robert Held Patrick Hiller Lori Hodge Robert Hollosy Melissa Holten Bruce Howard Charlene Howard Alice Hulit Sharon Hummer Kerri Hurford Patrick Hyland Karena Ilardi Sherry Jacobsen Annette Iennings Sherri Jessup Amy Iohnson Roderick jones Harold Iudd joseph Kaczanowski Ieana Kane Stephanie Karniotis Mark Kerpet Maureen Knapp Michelle Kopas john Koshan Christine Kovacs Karla Kowalski john Krimmel Edward Krzeminski Susan Kuhlman Steven Lajiness Keith Lane Patricia Lange Kenneth Lee Lisa Lee K 1-' 4 fa.. Q' wr. I. '17 6 X" tr-H-1 . f -.- r yt , , ff M z 1 gf-' l at V V ' l""" I ' ' "H, f ' - , , .4 V , Z Q . ' I , A f nr A tttae , L W l X 7' Jr! Ja J. ,ag -Q L,f'NgfA . . Sara House takes a study break. Christine Luomala and Mike Hoving enjoy an exciting 5 5 k , .S in 3 ff gr r C afiti 5 Cindy West - Should I sleep or should I study? t7.1.,,j Y 4 5 W www - A ' ...Sl QXQP ,Q -X X . ll N 3? 1 H . ...fx ! , . -is 'D it 155 n Y.: A 1 l s , l 6 ., W w C.. 7 ,If ri xx- 1---v X XR Wir tv., Q56 wut..- iv., X .- X Nfl s' W 1 r X 5 -Nh XE N QF 'x , .N . 11.5 X nf Nb K S Q t f' v J if ,N End' N-X W 3 4 i N 1 it 4 N is 'ex QF .Q 'Y 3 y 1.1 2, 'FE rin-...L x ,sw " 'Q Q fd? ?"'f E Tracy Lee Renee LeGrand Kelly Leicht Tammy Locke Christine Luomala Heather Lutes Ianelle Lutzke Brenda Mair Ioneen Malcolm Peter Mazzoni Tamara McCarty Matthew McCrory Sylvester McDonald Kristen McLaughlin Terri McMahon Molly Minard Katrina Mitchell Laura Mood Darren Moore Kelly Moore David Morgan julie Morton Stanley Mosley Timothy Mucha Katherine Munson Owen Neill Linda Nelson Laura Newberry Carey Nichols William Nixon Leslie Norback Mary Nowak Iennlfer O Brien Jeffery Olson jennifer Palmer f -5 -sg. . rg ' fs- - - ear Q. -egg . These Greek sisters are prowling the campus at night. joseph Paquette April Paratchek April Parker Kelly Paul Laura Pederson Traci Peel Teresa Perez john Peters Karen Petersen Victoria Peterson Darren Petis Veronica Pierce Tara Piper Judith Poniatowski jennifer Pouttu james Preston Josephine Quaye Toby Quinton Ronald Rapa Glenn Rehberg Aimee Reiffers jackson Rennie Jennifer Rice Kimberly Richmond Cindy Rohn Kimberly Rose Miriam Ross Sondra Ruhle Q, L. if 4 5 i t,,. t Q is 33' t K A ! a, , kwa T' 'Q ig! 38 f if X f as L',.rx E vi, ii f ,ff 5 he r N' K ex 4 A , n ,N -nf Another satisfied customer at Ritchie. 1' 6. .. N. N... Qs in f- , It L -N X T T , sc j' f .Q attt ,.. ' Q-VT Nr s at A ,,, Q MSX X W3 f T U 3 is if gl ' -f A- . ,. f 51' ' Y , 1 .Q N l Ex , .K . x Sk -..N . .ani Becky B., Cindy W., and Matt M. pay "close" at- tention. Angie Lumley doesn't like interruptions. af' ll I Matt McCrory knocks, but no one is home. Tammy Rzepka Michelle Sandor Lisa Scheid Collene Schmid Julie Schneider Shelley Schultz Karen Scott Kevin Scott Randy Sehy Lisa Shaffer Gloria Shannon Marcy Shearer Siobhan Sheeran Stephanie Sheid julia Shoudy Susan Sidebottom Kirsten Slater Heather Sliter Melissa Smith Jacqueline Snellenberger Eric Spahr Bryant Stalworth Curtis Steele Rebekkah Stewart julie Stolowski Nardo Suarez Robert Suffredini l S Andrew Surowiec Shelly Taylor Tabitha Taylor Manuel Tejeda Bryan Thomas Dawn Thorne x - -51' 4 ' M 1 W M 'R' 1 Terry Thorp Matthew Troy jeffery Van Lue , T Robert VanNieuwenhze Tamara VanNieuwenhze f ,V ' 1 N , , , Mr- Paul Vamer E 6-N 'gffxf 4 V l ' V 5 V W Seolito Velasquez W' ' ' V V T f Shad Wade f ' ' 4-0, Q it dw, 4. 51 ta f of r a r f t1 1 5 Cindy West - Aren't we talented? rw 5 , , J A, ,, iz i ,..-A ll Tara Piper climbs the stairs with a smile. Test tomorrow?? -A M if?" " "' wma-:mrs-1fw' :rim ri. X QNX KES pka E., g p R, -Q ---- ---- ..,. 1.1.e-1re-- is .,.B r Ml if li! A ni 31 1,1 f 1. , .,,.. S ' e e a we iw i V V 2 fr rsvmiwl' .3 ,. .. ,Q lfx. awww .L111 .L,x ., 1Q,1. ti 3 2 , , sam . ,,1W, .1., r V ,kfv,11,1-,,. .M ,,21g1LlL.1g1 , A , , . Til , ,, . ' : . ,s!'::::1,--ff .. ., K Wk Y 5 5 g s . rig ..., -K -111. " " "" 5 ssfffssz X, H x April and Rob pause in a grueling study session. ,V E1 Q' .T1.,, ' 'V' il? ,", 7, V 44' 2' ff, H N , V,,n X www n "" g l uuss f f ""b. do Zsssi w..+f1f .W , , I .V 'wana f , ,, , 'wwf juan Carlos lounges in front of the T.V. Beth Hadden finds her book stimulating. 5 Sarah Warren . V Susan Warren r,rAr i n - M A iii" 1 Erin Whitaker Q ffflr i Paulwhite ' Frederick Wilkinson lf g J ' 'f e , ,V p -f ' Thomas Windels I 7 4 V X r 1 Pamela Wolfe ., lim Wonneu ' Timothy Woods 'yr kl , 1 ,- -1 az' VLIV i ,lik 11- Robert Sandra Yielding " fii ' N' - 'L ' g i f' Andrea Young , .au KW, f ,,' Debra Y'-USO , p 1 , ' , i f lri i 'iii'l' Stephanie Zaludek Iacque and Becky inspect the loft. a ,e fe 1 ' s 'iii s . n ,,, , so x Q 3 A x A - :sw . X- a eee Time out for Darlene at the snack bar. . eee. Q s annee .L eena l eea.e i eef, a, 5 e ..5 ..1a L , .hi e ' effig- ' H mf lae eeee 1 eaaa i R e ae . X 2 iwxwkzwia x .. ..e. K K 5? X 4 5 xx? Ee . 2 2 E. asm 451 . L ,A as ! Q K W ,E Q. 3. A in s No, the sky is not falling. Matt McCrory, where are you going with that ladder? UN THE HCDRIZUN SI V W ..f, Q k,,,. . ..:. 1 .W,. L-,, Q ,M A. k"bL5?i12 YY if? :S Wifi: Q59 f' H. fi: -. - 1 is SPORTS SPGRTS B LLDCJGS CUNTI UE WINNING STREAK Front row - john DeLeon, Tim Doty, Robert Urban, Paul Fletcher, Bruce Crosthwaite, Kevin Fry, Tony Krenselewski, Matt Santilli, Marty Mosson, jim Dell, Rob Liva, Steve Thallman, Charlie Otlewski, Wayne Roedel, Mike Scott, Second row - Kevin Martin, jim Deere, Tom Valko, Ieff Gallagher, Chris Davis, Tim Baechler, Pete Welter, Bryan Merillat, Keith Bluhm, jeff Goodes, Alan Iakubowski, jeff Upton, Third row - Rick Grapp, lim Grissinger, Norman Potter, james Hopewell, Todd Bone, Ioe Ienio, Brad Boyle, Brad Gross, Rob Hanson, Chris Patton, Paul Pomorski, Dave Durbin, Iohn Lee, Chad Anschuetz, Brian Flint, Greg Wasmerp Fourth row - Terry Mannes, Robert Smith, Rob Klotz, Bruce Pickens, Bob Welton, Ricci Woodall, Aaron Hunt, Pierre Larche, Nick Zambeck, jerry Bingle, Michael Hoving, Bill Alessandrini, Kevin Scott, Eric Cooper, Matt Flower, Chris Antonellip Fifth row - Randy Sehy, Iason McSweyn, Frank Young, Tony Boucher, Mark Kerpet, john Krimmel, Tony Edmonds, Tom Windels, Irvin Sigler, jamie Spray, Neal Armstrong, Ioe Kaczanowski, Ioe Frasier, Curtis Steele, Eric Farmer, Sixth row -- Bob Gibson, David Pratt, Tim Valko, Matt Troy, Ioe Piersante, David Morgan, jamie Fontaine, Richard Benson, Rusty Plato, Todd Lamiman, Joe Burke, John Peters, Marco Liolli, manager Tom Benner, manager Frank Holderp Seventh row -- Owen Neill, Gil Toth, Thad Chalfant, Dan Finn, lack Rennie, Daniel Gill, john Koshan, Matt McCrory, Pete Mazzoni, Kevin Messner, Chris Bordyn, Paul Bristol, Paul White, manager Terry Taylor, manager Rob LaRoy, Eighth row - assistant coach jim Lyall, assistant coach Craig Coleman, assistant coach Scott Pethtel, assistant coach Mark Turnbull, head coach Ron Labadie, assistant coach Henry Mensing, assistant coach Harry Marok, assistant coach Mike Duffy, assistant coach Ron Pontious. X. As 1 r,, , v- . ' -1 -A I 1 ' 1: , W 31: 3 M Q , ' h K . Eiwfrsm, .nt . M .-. . The Bulldog defense puts the clamps on Dayton. Chris Davis looks for yardage against Ohio Northem Uni- versity. Tim Baechler looks to gain those extra yards. The tough 1987 Adrian College Football team finished the year with a strong record of 7-2. The "Dawgs" finished 4-1 in the league for second place. The Bulldogs started the season in strong fashion with three consecutive victories over non- league opponents. The fourth game featured two of the top ranked teams in the nation. The Bulldogs tangled with the Flyers from Dayton at a jam packed Maple Stadium. Un- fortunately, the good guys lost, 42-22. League action started with Olivet the following week. The defense played tough in a 22-3 victory. Homecoming and Alma were next. This game proved to be the most exciting game of the season with the Bulldogs gaining a last minute victory 21-14. A victory over Albion set the stage for a cham- pionship showdown with defending champion Hope College. A National Play-off Berth was at stake for the Bulldogs. Once again the roof caved in on Coach Labadie's warriors as the Bulldogs came up flat. A victory over hopeless Kalamazoo was the last saving grace for the 14 Bulldog seniors. This was the third consecutive year the Bulldogs finished second in the tough M.I.A.A. With a strong nucleus of retumers, the future of the Bulldog football team appears to be solid. The Bulldog defense was led by two first team all-league selectionsp Bob Urban fdefensive line, and Keith Bluhm Qdefensive backj. The offense had three first team all-league players. Mike Scott foffensive linej, Wayne Roedel ffullbackj, and Bruce Crosthwaite Qquarterbackj were honored. X ,V X ,U ,.., "1" Q, Jeff Goodes gets off a booming punt in the face of an opponent's rush. Crosthwaite breaks to the open field. ...-Q... ..,.,..,....... Qi, as , 1 K, is si as Y Q if X Coach Labadie offers advice as quarterback Crosthwaite pon- ders the situation. Chris Davis breaks off a big gainer in the season opener. . , -M5 1.2 3.13 if K K X ' 5 E J are iw-as 1? t " " is 'bs ."' ,:-, - f D' ' ' ', 4 -. JL! sg Q X Q 1 --se - ' 11. f,.-- I 4' - . i I - - 1 K I ff-. It .r-, K h ka if r ccccc 'osss s 5 C s - The Bulldog defense stuffs the opponent to bring a smile to Bob Urban and John DeLeon combine to squash the ball Coach Pethel. carrier. The field goal block team crashes through the enemy. fe - ,, ' s Q f W ., 'isnt' X' ff . r 'if KKWYJA W . xiii, ui, x i X K M s 57 s 5. 1 M -wx, -Q Q ew. V K 1. Fullback Wayne Roedel sets his eye on an enemy defender. "' Ya, ,, Q, W , ,.,' , -A , W4 All-League performers Keith Bluhm and Bob Urban pursue the ball. H' , K -X it, Y f . s's1A1.,3X f sts-wine 4 W' Tim Doty fills the hole in a tough non-league game versus Dayton. Tailback Chris Davis squares off against a Dayton Flyer. , l r. ' TW' gl 1 A -- I 'W In Wayne Roedel finds the hole and gets set to run over the enemy. A Dayton flyer fails to pry the ball away from receiver Ieff Upton. Wayne Roedel leads Bruce Crosthwaite through a huge gap against Hope. l Y Tim Baechler hauls one in for big yards. Iim Dell searches for a loose ball, but Dayton recovered the fumble. Q, - ' . Q" ,. .. , , , - W K . ,f ' ,R ,,, 324 , . . A great effort by Kevin Fry ended in failure as the pass fell short. 1 nw K --New y J r he y f Q R J J t it i Q i f M up I N 4 Q Q- 1 AS. 35.5 Y 0 x I ' L' M' LL11-fL' ZWE ...W. ' ' I l fi. i r ' e Y-I rlyrry lQ M Qs, Qili 1.,, A .:.- 9 A ls A V F Q 2 lf" f if r 1 rf r r if i W M I. Q Q 7,31 P , ' ' Y. "' . . 1 Y kL,L ty. Nm 4 Q 5' K. Jw I an ' , K. -1'k K - K K V5 . 1 ' or r rtar i Q . mAx its , V i . A , . Q1 Qi? f,, YKN r. gi 2' , is silty: ,gikatqe kt f H - Q X Ss.. - V- qs at as Sophomore Irv Sigler is about to go airborne and try to Ieff Goodes 418, Brian Flint 345, and Norm Potter 4198 watch block a Dayton punt. intently as the Bulldogs drive down the field to score. , Aiti ' A l Xi? rw, 1 g M Q Avll.-of 3-J" A , W fl lml l x l' I x 'A lg' The ONU defensive unit stops the Bulldogs just shy of a touchdown. SOCCER TEAM HANGS TOUGH wa' grit 1 if ' xr.: First row - Terry jackson, jim Preston, Chip Carrick, lim Griffin, Frank McKevitt, Pat Hyland, Rob Suffredini, Second row - Coach Hans Berkhof, Chris Thornton, Dave Pietrzak, Paul Anike, John Connolly, Brad Restum, Tom Davis, Rick Connolly xv' .Y . :Sax Tom "The Rat" Davis slices through the defense. Paul Anike dribbles the ball downfield. fi 2 - ., .. . , X.. , T ' 7.5 . ' 112' . v'.wf.ftf-.,-s'w.kb--- U- ' s K - "V .. A ' 2 - A-' ' X . - t - - f .fri ,-Hs, ,. 1' . ' - gi f-f 'Q,.i'fi' 'Tala 'gg -xg: A Q ,, . R 1, .N , 5. I ,- 1 rw-az. r .xv lim Preston up for the shot on goal. The 1987 Adrian College soccer season could best be termed as a leaming experience. A good crop of freshmen combined with up- perclass leadership provided for some very exciting games. Close defeats at home by Calvin College and nationally ranked Dennison University demonstrated that the future is bright for Bulldog Soccer. On the road, A.C. continued to show a tenacious effort, falling just short of a win against Albion College Q3-2, and against tough Hope College Q2-17. The team was well motivated by First year coach Hans Berkhof. This former native of the Netherlands brought years of personal experience to the feisty Bulldog squad, and it showed as they continued to put forth a strong effort. The cream of this year's crop was Chris Thornton. This Troy resident came into the attack often from his defensive position to earn second team all-league honors, the first freshman from Adrian to achieve such recognition. Other freshmen making a strong contribution were Rob Suffredini and Chip Carrick. These two gritty young players improved tre- mendously as the season progressed to the point where both were starting at the close of the season. Next year, the Bulldogs will need the leadership of two time team MVP Iohn Connolly. Along with his brother, Rick, Iohn did a commendable job of keeping opponents at bay. With all the playing time that the younger players received, the future looks very good for the Adrian College soccer team. V :,,, Z .I W v Z: , . f . -f In . M .M L , 5 , vw gr f I 'Q A agg g junior Terry jackson battles for the ball. , ' ' , 1 , W,,w ini Q. Yi zvffj' ,gr Q 14 X 9 Q n t i , W ,,,qV figA , . ,1,.w.1W, lff, , , I , ,, t a S gg b g ft , P gg Tom Davis gets off a good shot against rival Hope. g s,, i i I 4 i 5- Q f ..f it , , Qi H A g g K 5 ,gg g all xi 8 fi 'ifi L' --" ' , , , 'fa , ' . ' af ' f il sf"a 1 his ,Qi ,im 'Q za fi g I if a kg MQ -w Q, -,,. I Zire n t M ,. Q , A x gg. ' J? f ' f- 5 H- . V . f , B, fi G I , - . ' 3 my , W - AM 1 .,,r ,Q X Chris Thomton looks on intensely in a home contest. Tom Davis gets set to steal the ball versus Hope TGUGH SEASON FUR FIELD HOCKEY TEAM it t Z2 N 'K' if A., X Q2 rmumz ,E.E First row - Ketha Kerby, Sue Higgins, Melissa Smith, Laura Mood, Brenda Mair, Leti Delgado, Second row - Lisa Gilmore, Martha Gonzalez, Carey Redding, Ann Gulliver, jill Green, Edye Parker, Coach Faust. The Bulldog Field Hockey team had a disappointing season which ended with a 2-11 record. The ladies ve- hemently kept their chins up each time they lost. All games were close, but competition was stiff. Sue Higgins, the MVP, led the team in scoring. Higgins, Ketha Kerby, and Edith Parker were selected to play in a national tournament held in California. I I I I 1 I X , ' "9 A . T ' l FDR X vs ' X Q Martha Gonzalez shoots for a goal against Edye Parker in practice. BULLDGG GOLF RISING .K S5-Q aw, ,N as fini Rick Nieme Brian Clements Bryan Wright Tim Crouch I Horst, Robert Ruiz. The young Adrian College Golf Team struggled throughout the season finishing last in the league. They had strong performances by the Most Valuable Player lay Horst. Brian Clements chipped in with several strong performances throughout the campaign. The team is young and is expected to contend for the championship next year as a strong nucleus returns. CME PIKE I T0 THE SEASO Front - Pam Harvitt, Olga Hemandez, Second row - Sheila Scott, Penny Hamden, Maureen Hemmeter, Iodie McLean, Glenis Guzman, Third row - Kelly Baker, Mandy Arbour, Shelly Armbruster, Lisa Madis, Susan Weeks, Michelle Young. Fourth row - Coach Norma Gladu, Rikki Carson, jennifer Valdez, Dana Bork, Shelly Pigg, Shelly Schultz, Lisa Tamburino, Iulie Agosti, Coach Tammy Holloway. Kelly Baker goes up for a spike. The 1987 Adrian College volleyball team had an up and down season as they played tough against some very serious competition. Led by co-captains Pam Harvitt and Olga Her- nandez, the Bulldogs struggled through some hard games, coming out on the losing end only after battling valiantly. The season itself was highlighted by strong wins over Al- bion, Alma, and Siena Heights. Although the shorter Bulldogs consistently competed against much taller opposition, they never quit or gave up on themselves, In addition to the lack of height, the Bulldogs were a very youthful squad. There are only two seniors leaving from the team that saw twelve un- derclassmen receive varsity letters. Among those lettering were four freshmen whose contribution was very valuable. With all the youth on the team, the future looks bright for the spikers as they prepare for the 1988 campaign. RUNNING THE MILES - CROSS CCJUNTRY First row - Mark Diebold, Patrick O'Neill, Lou Ann Iessup, Iennifer Shroat, Kerry Erickson, Brian Stolle, Second row Stephen Craw, Randy Gates, Clem Beckman, Dave Holt, Dave Emsweller, Bob Turek, Glenn Judd, Mort Nace, Surowiec, Allan Schwartz. The 1987 Cross-Country season promised to be one of the best the Dawgs have had in years. Due to miscellaneous injuries, the team was never at full strength and managed to compile only a 2-4 dual meet record, but the Dawgs still captured first place at the Olivet Invitational. The league meet, held at Albion, was the highlight of the Bulldogs' season. Finishing fourth and edging out Kalamazoo, Adrian ended on an up note tied for fourth place. The team was led by junior, co-captain Mark Diebold. He placed 7th at the league meet and earned ALL-MIAA honors. In addition, Mark placed 15th at the regional meet and was voted Most Valuable Runner by the team. The team loses four graduating seniors, Stephen Craw, Kerry Erickson, Dave Holt and Mort Nace, The returning team will be led by co-captains Mark Diebold and Brian Stolle along with returning lettermen Randy Gates, Glenn Iudd and Pat O'Neill. The team looks to a good recruiting class and a bright future. Kerry Erickson and Mort Nace stretch before practice. WCMEN G0 T0 THE HGOPS if First row - Shelly Taylor, Annie Falor, Iody Condron, Second row - Dana Bork, julie Stolowski, Coach Falor, Kathy Munson, Iulie Schneider, Third row - Susan Kuhlman, Molly Minard, Dena Smith, Sherry Iacobsen, Annette Iennings, Vicki Fourth row - Mary Kramer, Susan Warren, Dana Glei, Dionne Walker, Heidi Olsen, Karla Kowalski, Darcy Gifford, Hull, jennifer Pouttu, Tammy Rzepka. julie Stolowski looks for an outlet. Karla Kowalski puts up a left handed shot. 151 . -sushi ' XY L g .. s" .. iz . wi , W, .," .- 1 ' W - . s Marcia Hull shoots past Dionne Walker in practice. The very young Adrian College Women's basketball team came into the season with optimism and excitement. Coach Falor had only two returning players from last year's team. Eighteen freshmen were brought in to fill in the rest of the team. With such inexperience, the team struggled through a 5-17 season. The team played each game with great emo- tion. Team MVP Dionne Walker led the team in scoring and was named first team all-league for her efforts. Karla Kowal- ski was named most improved player. With the exception of senior Marcia Hull, the entire team returns next year, which should lead to a promising year. Kg ,Al Iulie Stowolski, 450, shoots over Calvin's 450. -1--.-....,.,, """---..,,, if ,Q Iodie Condron, 831, edges past a Calvin opponent. 'ww r1QeN-naq- sw ,, gnu!!! Karla Kowalski scores with the sky hook. Iodie Condron shoots around Albion defenders. :fl + J r 1 GQ - ora gg 565 N3 A 2 T2 Molly Minard shows her perfect form. Dionne Walker goes for the 3-pointer. YCDUNC. BULLDDGS EXPERIENCE WINNING SEASON First row - Mark Wagner, Mark Bareis, Tom Valko, Brent Kelley, co-captain Mark White, Chad VanSick1e, Iohn Hartley, co-captain Dave Kryz, Second row - Roderick Iones, Torn Barron, Charles Dixon, Assistant coach Forrest Haines, Daryl Dittmer, Coach Buck Riley, Steve Buchanan, Assistant coach Steve Prange, Tony Hoskins, Ioby Iunker, Matt Faust. - .t I S , K fr M . '1 . .kt . K as-sv km? 5 ul ,,, Q, ,,, at ,ii , t ' ' LY r:i s Y .. , Q.. at sq. -Q. Q- R, W ,e,,, I D - X -MSN X Q , fx Wulf, ' john Hartley drives for an easy two against Daryl Dittmer readies himself at the line. Alma defenders. Dave Kryz and Brent Kelley scramble for a loose ball versus Hope. 4' , TN 0' X . pau nav rw Charles Dixon powers his way for two points against a Calvin defender. The 1987-88 basketball team managed a 13-11 overall record and a third place 7-5 league record, including two impressive victories over second place Calvin College. It was a team effort led by senior Co-Captains Mark White and David Kryz. White wrapped up a fine career with an outstanding season. He became the second all-time leading scorer C1454 points, and set a career assist mark C5151 as he led the Dogs in scoring, assists, and steals. White also became only the third Adrian cager to win the MIAA Scoring Championship 124.31 The three-time Most Val- uable Player gained first team All-MIAA honors. Senior David Kryz earned his third varsity letter and was an in- spirational leader throughout the year. Super sophomore Brent Kelley was also instrumental in the Bulldog attack as he led the team in three pointers and was second in scoring. Kelley's effort earned him second- team All-MIAA honors. Other starters included: sophomore Daryl Dittmer who led the team in rebounds, sophomore Tyrone Jeter, and outstanding freshman Charles Dixon who was named honorable-mention ALL-MIAA. Coming off the bench with great determination were sophomores Tom Valko and Chad VanSickle. The Bulldogs return 12 lettermen for the 1988-89 season as they aim for the league championship. W' , . , , 1 sssfsasia ark st k,fk. ' itg Q ssas .. t 5 .,. .,.. 1 W ii T ,Q Q , K 9 is 5. tiii 11 1:t..-t' ' 31 ' -1 5? 5 it is s tits' Q J ' t 1 . f ktkg If 5 l .1 fp: C 5 Dave Kryz gets a Hope defender in the air as he goes for two. 'Wit 34 -'Wim M .,,.,, ,. fl! r .A-k1:' ws Zzi eh john Hartley drives in for two in a victory over Alma. All-Leaguer Mark White gets ready to shoot down Alma. ff nf f av f y up , v ,fl 'ly W yryyl ar at ,,,,,,.,., f f fxvfg W .av---un.-1,3 4 'l ' fa We ,X-1. I , ff' . , mgwzef f'-ws f rf, V " y . 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I .eee 1 eeee 1 .K , ..., ri X K, K ,. .,:- zrflf A 9 K - ., 4,k- ' , . . e .. , .eee f ,, X . 9 . - ,- - :.ZQr3'fq. -1- .- , ei S? N' ' ..-- ig. -- e',e f A ,ar Tyrone Ieter tries to break-up a Brent Kelley lay-up in practice. Steve Buchanan shoots over Hope. MEN 'S SWIM TEAM FACES TOUGH SEASON V'ir QW 'UIQ 4? 4' EEKW ,L " 1 I UK 1 T' inf fd IQ First row - Rich Brenneman, Terry jackson, Aaron Friersong Second row - Coach Weeks, Stew Nixon, Tim Woods, Brent Billock. Though the 1988 Men's Swimming Season was a bit disappointing with the Bulldogs posting a 2-8 dual meet record and finishing a not-so-satisfying 6th place at the conference meet, things look good for next year. The Men Bulldogs will be losing only one swimmer, senior co-captain Terry jackson, and will be returning 5 lettermen. if x - 1v'gs.,+r-. fi, , +1 l J elif' ' ' , ' x we Ni 1 c J Tim Woods shows excellent form Stew Nixon springs quickly into during a high dive. the lead. 5' ' .a. S T' .n il 1" f 'JV7 Nt A f fmggq S ' ' D was W E Q ' 2 ' i - :XE ?,:T' EE X E4 'S if-as -. - . K T, ' 3A W UM ' ADRIAN RECGRDS SET BY WUMEN SWIMMERS .Qi 4593 50 1glll.IL'4: gi ilt V x . .. ek , g wh , Q Q First row - Sharon Robinson, Lisa Collins, Amy Sparkman, Laura Church, Heidi Kruse, Second row - Coach Weeks, Dawn Thorne, Alice Iewell, Liz Walton, Terri Bowers. F Sim' 'K . 4. - 5 I " 1 5 ,,--- t - , , 9 . A A AY'- Alice Iewell shows record breaking Laura Church looks toward the fin- form. ish. The Women's Swim Team had their best finish this year ending with a 5-5 record. The season was also highlighted when the ladies beat Alma and Olivet giving them two league victories. The ladies also had a strong showing at the conference meet finishing fifth overall. Records were broken in the 200 I.M. by Lisa Collins, the 1650 freestyle by Alice Iewell, and the 400 freestyle relay was broken by Laura Church, Iewell, Amy Sparkman and Collins. Lisa Collins was also named to the ALL-MIAA team for her third year in a row. Soccer AC 1 Otterbein AC 0 Siena Heights Football AC 0 C3lV1I'l Cross Country Golf AC 3 Olivet R d 1 412 6th AC 35 Ohio Northern 7 AC 1 Albion 49 calvin A 16 Rouud 2 433 ' 7 AC 34 Defiance 6 AC 0 Kalamazoo 19 Olivet 41 Round 3 440 ' 7 AC 52 Tiffin 10 AC 1 Alma 32 Kalamazoo 23 Rouud 4 439 " 5 AC 22 Dayton 42 AC 0 Hope 37 Alnia 22 Rgugd 5 460 i 6 AC 21 Alma 14 AC 1 Calvin 22 Albion 33 AC 24 Albion 16 AC 2 Olivet 41 Hope 20 gouugo 438 ' 7 AC 14 Hope 48 AC 2 Albion ouu 7 455 o' 7 AC 42 Kalamazoo 15 AC 0 Kalamazoo 4111 place AC 10 Alina 7 li l t P ace 7 2 2nd place AC 1 Hope AC 0 Siena Heights 3-10-2 lied for 5th Swimming - Men Volleyball 72 Windsor 62 AC W john Carroll 15-2, 14-16, 15-5 43 calvin 124 AC W Ml. Union 11-15, 15-9, 15-10 52 G. Rapids 109.5 AC L Walsh 8-15, 13-15 30 Hope 140 AC L Wooster 15-3, 7-15, 13-15 66 Olivet 47 Basketball AC W Defiance 15-5, 10-15, 15-13, 15-8 63 Findlay 35 AC 55 Marietta 72 AC L Mi. 51. loeepn 15-1, 15-3 48 Alma 120 . AC L Aquinas 15-8, 17-15 45 G. Valley sf. 98 is ig Eoufinuozlgto S1 AC L Findlay 15-13, 1-15, 8-15 37 Kalamazoo 146 AC 63 wuz PSM 7 6 AC L sl. Francis 12-15, 11-15, 15-6 44 Alb' ' - - - - -C 63 gp-1 - 83 QE 1 111::g,a,,1 1112111 11 6th lace ,,,, P AC 66 Aquinas 87 AC W Alnia 15 5, 10 15, 15 12, Q2 gg Q1ffrQ3YArb0r ZS AC L Calvin 16-14, 10-15, 5-15, 8-15 AC 65 Houscile 88 AC L 8. Wallace 9-15, 5-15 AC 56 Alma 89 AC L Kenyon 9-15, 11-15 AC 58 Olivet 77 AC L Wheaton 7-15, 7-15 . . AC L Olivet 10-15, 15-10, 13-15, 9-15 AC 77 Slena Heights 84 AC L Hope 7,15 3-15 10-15 QE gg Ezigfnazoo 73 AC L Kalamazoo 7-15, 8-15, 2-15 AC 87 Albion 70 AC L Spring Arbor 12-15, 13-15, 16-15 . AC W Albion 15-11, 9-15, 15-13,12-15, . 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AC L Hope 6-15, 6-15, 3-15 58 Kalamazoo AC L Kalamazoo 10-15, 8-15, 15-11, 17-15, 70 Albion 14-16 5th place 8-22 Tied for 5th place BASEBALL TEAM FACES TOUGH SEASO M' Au lFront row - Edward Mosson, Ion Dorow, Keith Williams, Paul Varner, Rob Schmit, Bob Czapla, Craig Rainey, Dennis Walczak, Glen Rehberg, Mike tWilliamsp Middle row - jamie Fontaine, Steve Masters, Steve Thallman, john Moss, Iohn DeLeon, john Bishop, Bob Brzustewicz, Ieffrey Mazur, Rob Held, lBack row - Steve Costanzo, joel Daas, Brian Brace, Rob Liva, Kevin Fry, Bryan Wright, john Lee, john Tomaselli, Michael Scott, Coach Mike Duffy. r'D- The Adrian College baseball team was led by nine seni- ors. These seniors blended well with the younger members of the team to produce a well-balanced group. The Bulldogs traveled to Alabama for Spring ball and layed five tough teams. They returned with a 2-5 overall ecord. After splitting with Defiance College, the Bulldogs tarted MIAA play with a split with Alma. Adrian ended the eason with a double header loss to Albion in a close contest. Coach Mike Duffy is looking forward to next year and a lot of success for both the players and the team. T f s e,e2r fl .Q ,vi Z, gk-N, W K, H gf S-fe ,Q gr 1 , f s, 5 Y gtpagtlri, 4 f Af-Fvgis .,3Kf3Ni Ly :gy .y.m .i . ' C MSA. wg NK A xyggqyi, , M, to , -x sa New-ti We :ft ,,,,., "f.as'fi,2'g.f3Qs .t ,fi ais- tg- . ax 'fuer QQ W at , K.. , S B X r if-653 .lt 'PI' X ASV' C Egafg C it ' A Wt A Stal The Bulldogs loosen up before a league double header, and it seems that some get more loose than others. ADRIAN BIDS SENIORS FAREWELL Ion Dorow - Second Base Keith Williams - Second Base Bob Czapla - Centerfield Four year letter winner Four year letter winner Four year letter winner, MIAA lst team iy L 1 wr' X 4 lint ' I D A ' J Craig Rainey - Catcher Steve Thallman - Left Field Rob Liva - Third Base Three year letter winner, MIAA lst Three year letter winner Four year letter winner, MIAA lst team team rt-.. , ff" Kevin Fry - Pitcher Coach Mike Duffy Dennis Walczak - Two year letter winner Second year as Head Coach Pitcher ,s I 4 s Sophomore K . Ln. ,, . . -.,,, lm K ,, .... . ,,,,,., f ,wav ... . W . W - A ,.,,,,, , , I ,. ,,,. M., M n , f , A W' "W - , I ' Q Vow , ' 'V in 2gQg,Qg f4 ,fl . r M H L N' A ,, ,.-.Pu-M.-,-Q-jim: ' A , 4 , . , . ' I 'n V4 . ..,., ' V. Y ,,.s I ' V'-' f., ., '44 --.-.,. , " "fzf1f'ff VVVV 4:Vff-W-led? M t A 11, 'VJ , 4 , ,MA ,A A-v wm, A ',,, ' r' , ws , ,e'3gf,gf ' W 1 ' 5,f'5- J, . Q V V liar. pf: . ,, ,ig , . ,L ,M , ,,,,g K H . 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S 'fd and t X x , X i NN, , s i ' ' 'i -A -az ' ss 1 3 A F 5 K I K ZZ.. 1 t i 1 "'V 'i 'M A,VVV t ,,.Vt f , , .is, V,V f ,, f - -., 'f V .Q AA1k Q i " I N t K at K H , A K if , ,. kgs . -am sf If sf' ,, f if ' as 1- v , atcher Craig Rainey holds on to the third strike as Kal- Third baseman Rob Liva waits to load his cannon and gun azoo's coach looks on in disgust. down a once hopeful opposing runner. W MEN 'S SCDFTBALL SHOWS PRGMISE Front row - Molly Minard, lodie McLean, Kelly Baker, Kathleen Warner, Sheila Scott, Middle row - Lisa Scheid, Marcy Shearer, Shelly Taylor, Vikki Peterson, Tracie Blanton, Sue Kuhlman, Dena Smith. Back row - Sherry Iacobsen, Shelley Schultz, jennifer Pouttu, Mort Nace - Coach, julie Stolowski, Mary Kramer -- Coach, Darcy Gifford, Sharon Falor - Head Coach. The women's softball team began the year with a very young squad, consisting of six sophomores, 12 freshmen, and a lot of questions. The young lady Dawgs responded beyond anyone's expectations with an impressive 6-6 record in the always tough MIAA. The team was led by sophomore Kelly Baker who led the league in batting, runs batted in, stolen bases, and tied for homerun leader. Coach Falor also noted Shelley Schultz, freshman pitcher, Lisa Scheid, freshman pitcher, Vikki Peterson, freshman outfielder, and Dena Smith, freshman outfielder, as other top performers. Coach Falor listed Hope, Calvin, Alma, and Adrian as this year's top teams. As for next year, she added, "Last year we ,. graduated six seniors. This year's freshmen took over, picked up the slack well, and leave a fine nucleus for next year's team with a legitimate shot for the league title." W ,W .Y ' , ' ' -' - .- ' ,. -N ' ,. . --...fi-2' V 'wg , .111 A 1 A Af! f .Wit 4 ' 4 wg... 2, J g - ,f 1 'iQ"r'?'Ff?' f-f. - f fr-1 w.'4'm-, any , 'gf' I .If w :1,LL,',y,,' .1 Q.-...Ji tj, W.,-xiii .,.. K -.minds va ,, , Q K .. 1 'M' - ' Q--4pfgt2:g-sin h ' '-,,fay-sa. ff- Q fre r L , ' .1 l2,23SE'rgrW'5- 'L1"',l 'X swam ., , Q 1- L , ..,,. 4 .:,,.,.,,, 1 eifnwf, V t ,W-',,,':f:. ..,,v' ,lsjg ' Q Sf," -f'- ' . . W Avxwgf, NIH. Ay -. Shelley Shultz swings for the fence. f I .RY we The lady Bulldogs huddle up before taking the field. Shelley Schultz foils a pick off attempt. ,.......--1- ' ""' . -- Y' " l .f it f 1 , , sf' I yu 1 .,, L1 ' M vw ' gg ' -ff' Mug, 4 A it if flel s as A M mi , , W' ' " f ,W ' , ,fy M, ,f ff' fy! , fa W Why- 'ww .,, ,M I W 'IIQQY Ml ww we W, 4 , 4 A ml W M rw ".-- V u g ,,, A., W ' 1 "3Q,:fgv--v'?' Q --e""' ," ,,.1.' . 4 9,6 ff:,,9:,.'. V ,. ,fn .vs , .',? 4 H In A V 7 J L , "4 , " ' f'vW4'4i fp' ,, ' ' W' U r V .' -1. ""' , 5,5 'f V, V nr , GW! ,, Y 3.3-.,'5e1' , s.v5i1 ,.i,iiLt.5 12. . . A 1 'Q Image. .. , ,r 4 , M: , h.s'?i':'l55.u...a.f.. , -.' . .. is .t . rr.. .4t,'. r , - s ' Jodie McLean strokes a base hit against Hillsdale. Kelly Baker prepares for the start of the game TRACK TEAM PUTS FORTH SOLID EFFORT FOR A.C. w""' l-in -16314511 1 f Y. x ..- Front row - Aaron Frierson, Randy Gates, Tim Luch, Brad Gross, Paul Bristol, Pat O'Neill, Matt McCrory, Second row - joe Burke, Andy Surowiec, irw Sigler, jack Rennie, Stew Nixon, Glenn Judd, Third row - Rob Hanson, Don Treadwell, Rob Trimpe, Mark Diebold, Brian Stollep Back row - Craig Coleman-Coach, David Morgan, Richard Benson, Scott Pethel-Coach, Not pictured - Curtis Steele, Coach Rocky Haines. The 1988 men's track team seemed to have strengths in almost all the field events. Ac- cording to Coach Scott Pethel, two members, Rob Hanson and Rob Trimpe, were both fi- Q nalists in the MIAA league, although unfor- tunately, neither one placed. In the field events, senior Tim Luch placed first or second consistently in the discus event, placing second in the conference meet. Coach Pethel cites javelin throwers Matt McCrory and David Morgan as members who improved tremendously throughout the season. "The distance runners were also a solid point for us," he adds, namin Mark Diebold, Pat O'Neill, and Brian StolTe as top distance run- ners. In the middle distance runs, Coach fi Pethel comments, "There is a solid future for this event. The times were consistently com- ing down through the season." , M Glenn Iudd, Andy Surowiec and Randy ' Gates were strongest in this event. "We were .I strongest in Sprints with a good group of run- r'1f ners," Coach Pethel adds. Sprinters included ' Brad Gross, Curtis Steele, Irv Sigler, Paul Bris- . tol, jack Rennie, Stew Nixon, Aaron Frierson, and Ioe Burke. Other team members er- formed well in the following events: Rob Pljan- gr Y gr son and Richard Benson - hurdles, Tim Valko - pole vault, and Don Treadwell - high jump. As for next year's team, Coach Pethel says, "We're only losing seniors Tim Luch and Don Treadwell, and everyone else is either Qnowj a sophmore or a freshman." With that many returning runners, the men's track team ,gy .y should be able to count on that experience as R an advantage for future meets. g4...gZ's.., Pat O'Neill attempts to put some distance between him and his Albion competitors. EXCEPTIONAL EFFORT PUT FORTH BY WOMEN aig Coleman -- Coach, Sue Higgins, LouAnn Jessup, Coach Scott Pethel. I Jodie Condron looks toward the finish. Rikki Carson warms up for the meet. 3 4 I - 3 WP row - Teresa Perez, Shari Lee, Jenny Shroat, Rikki Carson, Alice Jewell, Middle row -- Lynn Miotke, Jodi Condron, Jill Green, Heidi Olsen, Back row This year's women's track team put forth a super effort considering the size of the team. "Almost everyone was contributing," commented Coach Scott Pethel. Senior Sue Higgins set a new school re- cord in the 800 m. run with a time of 2:21.5, and Heidi Olsen was an NCAA qualifier in the high jump, her best performance being 5'61A". Both LouAnn Jessup, a two-time All-American, and Rikki Carson attempted to qualify. "LouAnn, Heidi, and Rikki consistently placed first, second, and third in the dual meets," commented Coach Pethel. Other team members performed well in the fol- lowing events: Jennifer Valdez - 200 and 400 m. dash, Jenny Shroat - 5000 m. run fbest performance of 19:46.1J, Alice Jewell and Sue Higgins - 3000 m. run, Lynn Miotke - shotput Qbest performance of 33'9"J and discus f82'4"J, Shari Lee - jave- lin fbest throw of 92'8"J, Rikki Carson - 400 m. hurdles fbest performance of 1:06.95J, and Heidi Olsen and Jill Green - 100 m. hurdles. MEN'S TENNIS TEAM REMAI S HOPEFUL K 3 3 Front row - Steve Russell, Pat Lawrence, Brien Baker, Back row - Rob Hollosy, Ieff Klingler, Matt Rausch, Marc Maguran, Coach Amy Gilmarting No pictured - Wayne Pickett. This year's men's tennis team faced a difficult season, but the team players didn't allow their tough competitors to discourage them. According to coach Amy Gilmartin, Adrian's win over Siena Heights was a "big win" for the team. "We had lost to Siena in a scrimmage, so the win over them was a big one." While all eight team members were letter winners, Ieff Klingler was chosen as the team's most valuable player. "He won the most matches," commented coach Gilmartin. In the doubles cate- gory, Klingler and Pat Lawrence proved to be the best players. As for next year's season, coach Gilmartin says, "We'll have a stronger 'G team because we aren't losing anybody." She hopes that all the members of this year's team will be back along with some fy!-ss promising newcomers. W9 Brien Baker uses his backhand to retum a point. Marc Maguran is on the retum. WGME IMPROVE GREATLY THROUGH SEASO S-J' .1 Y 1 Left to Right: Heidi Sponseller, Beth Felske, Wendy Brinker, Crystal Smith, Jacqueline Hockin, Coach Amy Gilmartin. Heidi Sponseller takes a leap in hopes of mak- Beth Felske makes use of her limbemess to ing a return. and retum the ball. stretch Despite the 0-6 overall record for the women's tennis team, the players' efforts improved tremendously throughout the season. According to tennis coach Amy Gilmartin, many of the women lacked experience in competitive matches, "and they played some tough competitors." Wendy Brinker was chosen as the team's most valuable player, and coach Gilmartin commented "Wendy and Heidi fSponsellerj both won tough sin- gles matches over Albion." She also add- ed that Beth Felske played well until she had to retire from a match with Siena as a result of a foot injury. 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Z A, V Hi ,, 1 " fm Chris johnson takes off on a break-away during some intense IM soccer action. ff'-V'-9-fr ' -L a Dan Collins sets up to pass against a brutal rush by Ieff Antcliff. -sl Beth Ramirez, our beautiful IM secretary, retires this year after four years of fantastic work. Bob Brzustewicz and Tommy Stacho battle for position in IM volleyball action. V In H ,,. , ,,., n Q ,i,i., f m? Rick Connolly drills the volleyball as his brother, Iohn, watch- es in amazement. Shari Lee stretches to set the ball to an anxiously awaiting Kelly Lange. Tom Mack sets up the spike for a wide-eyed Marc Maguran. 4 ' I ' L ,,,.,,,.,Ww"" Shari Lee bites her tongue as she gets set to serve the vi leyball. WI TER SPCJRTS i Ken Hypes and Bruce Crosthwaite battle in broom hockey The Mystery Bowler! action. fgffa' ,, ir -yn Matt Troy takes one off the shin as Kevin Martin happily looks on. WWW A Dave Fazekas falls in amazement as Bill lim Griffin walks away as jamie Fontaine jumps to watch the action behind Kralovec shows perfect lay-up form. him. L,k::: Ea, -1-. I Q A .... Tim Doty Qfuture Wayne Gretzky?J shows perfect broom hock- ey form. -. Mft.-R. M.. zzw,, IV' ,- ,,,l,,v,fv-ww, . ,4r,LfQ, ,,.. WM2 V J , XI' " ,, ,:., 3 A That's Dan Hubbard amidst broom hockey action, but who's that goalie in the background? an I ,S t s is ,., Larry Brown puts up a jumper over an amazed Steve Small. X at J 1 .e """ Q ,, S . U Q! . . wa ' 1 I in K " N -in ,We S Rob Ruiz and Lonnie Bristol fight for position in IM broom hockey action. SPRI G SPORTS Iohn Connolly shows his unbeatable form in some tough IM handball action. Tammy Schenck prepares to serve during IM volleyball. Chad Anschuetz is stuffed by Ieff Upton. Paul Fletcher and Bruce Crosthwaite battle for position with John DeLeon. l ll t is iv J i s 'iw ii 5 'Q 1 .ll Iohn Connolly shows off his lightning quick reflexes. Bob Urban points the way to victory. Chris Zachary shows us his perfect bowling form. ON THE HCRIZON . . . 5 S 55 fk I f , "1 'E ' ffl K i f .L fi 35 A A ' f- , ' S' 'K '55 i 5 55 45' ' if A5 :kj 75 5 75 Www CLUBsfoRcAN1zAT1oNs CLUBS XGRGANIZATIONS THE MOUN D First row - Rob Cogswell, Yvonne Kel- ley, Desi Dolph, Allison Peregord, Beth Betcke, Renee Legrand, Holly Brown, and Amber Dick, Second row - Dan Collins, Rob Liva, Frank McKevitt, Steve Troszak, Iohn Dusseau, Tracy Collar, and Tammy Schenck, Third row - Cheryl Robertson, Tim Doty, Kevin Mar- tin, Tony K., Mark White, Kevin Fry, Bruce Crosthwaite, lim Parshall, Sean Cotter, Don Hester, Steve Thallman, jeff Goodes, and Fred Eaton. AMERICAN MARKETING ASSN. First row - john Dusseau, Bob Czapla, Shanna Sadowitz, Sean Cotter, Vince Crawford, Jeanne Conley, Second row - Susie Warkocyeski, Lynne Castle, Iohn Mogk, Dan Caywood, Beth Ramirez, julie Alger, Colleen Lewis, Vicki Sharpe, julie Spies, Third row - Richard Stafford, Sam Xavier, Iohn Papas, Scott Plzak, Iill Shadrick, Tim Cassidy. C,?"V"" TRI BETA First row - Terri Keegstra, Barbara Mill- er, Steve Taormina, Chuck Klettner, Ed- die Costrinip Second row - Dr. Leslie, Beth Seidler, jeff Olson, Amber Dick, Bonnie Johnston, Valencia Tellisp Back row - Bill Lucas, Gary Altman, Karen Addington, Lisa Lee, Addie Adeyemi, jeff Van Lue. IN TERVARSITY CHRISTIAN FELLCDWSHIP Front row - Terry Thorpe, Shannon Tiller, Nicole McDonald, Heidi Sponsel- ler, Jeanine Updike, Kent, Sandy jones, Back row - jim Wagner, Tim Kruez, Wendy Brinker, Becky Butler, Rev. Ion Powers. RELIGIOUS LIFE COUNCIL Front row - Rev. Ion Powers, Iim Wag- ner, Iulie Schneider, Fred Garner, Eric Stone, Back row - Scott Pethel, Reginald Early, Mark Bowden, Jeff Van Lue, jennifer Rice, Debbie Cheyne, Andy Surowiec, Al Schwartz, Dick Dahl. Q. P, LIN CS Front row - Thomas Mack, Dan Col- lins, Laura Atkinson, Gretchen Ander- son, Laurie Stribbell, Lucinda Moser, Lori Brown, Paula Hunt, Tammi Herdon, Back row - Rob Ruiz, Stan Masters, Iill Holthus, Dawn Kowalski, Amy Sparkman, Cheryl McGuire, Diana Herd, Carole Bach. FRENCH CLUB Left to right - Debbie Schmidt, Kym Hambleton, Paul Buckingham, Kim War- sicki, Steve Hedge, Mariam Haddad. STUDENT ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE First row - Renee Gilleran, Denise Caruso, Tom Potts, Katie Poniatowski, Laurie Hopton, Alice Hulit, Barb Thorne, Second row - Iudy Pontiatowski, Kathy Maki, Amy Hedden, Mr. Don Klein- smith, johnny Tureaud, Back row - Lisa Lee, Joe Paquette, Glenn Weatherly. PSYCHOLDC-Y CLUB Left to right - Lisa Crane, Scott Price, Martha Gonzalez, Rick Stafford. Ng. 3. 4 fkkx-fE'A,igfii Q - "ff 5 1 xr .. A l X 3 ,, ' f '-iff: N t,,. ,A in Q I . Qx KAPPA DELTA PI Left to right - Miss Arndt, Brian jones, Molly O'Neill, Michelle Foster, Bob Gus- tas, Patty Piniewski, Kathy Maki, Dr. Skillman. POM PGN SQUAD Bottom row - Iody Sharrow, Tina Hub- bard, Catherine Leszcynski, Second row - Michelle Perkins, jill Yaroch, Nicole Montague, Iennifer Palmer, Third row - Mikki Alston, Deana Stones, Laurie Chapkin, jill Iohnson, Sabra Schlimgen, Top row - Lucinda Moser, jennifer Shroat, Leslie Norback, Laura Church, Kristy Pauley. STUDENT GOVERNMENT Bottom row - Alton Hollingsworth, Kirk Raymond, Mark Rickard, Paul Till, Iill Geddes, Second row - Charlie Dick- erson, Marie Haddad, Tracy Peel, Iaime Balboa, Iennifer O'Brien, Meaghan Bat- tle, Michelle Perkins, Heidi Sponseller, Lisa Collins, Third row - Dr. Klein- smith, Ronna Rubin, Dean Turek, Ken Holliday, jim Hayden, Frank Holder, Paul Fletcher. FAMILY ARTS AND SCIENCE CLUB Front row - Kirsten Slater, Alice Hulit, Becky Bauer, Laurie Hopton, Back row - Andrea Burleigh, Elaine Chiroi, Lisa Madis, Veronica Sluschewski, Iulie Gerber, Lucinda Moser. KAPPA DMICRON PHI Front row -- Iulie Gerber, jill Merithew, Nicole McDonald, Laurie Hoptonp Sec- ond row - Gerri Chmiel, Elaine Chiroi, Lisa Madis, Holly Brown, jennifer Cook, Back row - Andrea Burleigh, Kelly Lange, Nancy Warburton, Lucinda Moser, Liz Walton, Lisa Young. GOLDEN GAVEL Front row - Tina Hubbard, Dan Collins, Carole Bach, Maribeth Archambeau, Back row - Deana Suciu, john White, Bob Gustas, Lisa Young, Michelle Foster, Brian jones, Bob Turek, Not pictured - Ketha Kerby, Kathy Shaw, Jerry Stewart, Tom Bear, Cathy Iones. WET! GRDER OF UMEGA Front row - Dr. Don Kleinsmith, Lisa Young, Tim Kruez, Patti Brisse, Tim Bills, Iohn White, Second row - Rob Trimpe, Rick Leicht, Kevin Cassidy, Vince Crawford, Rick Stafford, Back row - Karla Flaim, Bob Gustas, jennifer Musser, Dawn Riske, Kim Anderson, Di- ana Herd. IN TERFRATERN ITY CGUNCIL Front row - james Paulson, Rich Bren- neman, Matt Drake, Ieff Gallagher, Back row - Vince Crawford, Kevin Cassidy, Rick Faust, Brett Lapanowski, Ed Koenigsknecht, Dave Willson. PAN HELLENIC COUNCIL Front row - Cheryl Carter, Kristy Pawl- ey, jill Geddes, Nadine Leffel, Second row - Tim Bills, Laura Atkinson, Deb- bie Allen, Carrie Soja, Tracy Franklin, jill Burns, Back row - Beth Betcke, Brenda Kessler, Jennifer Musser, Ketha Kerby, Diana Herd, Bridget Cheeseman. ALPHA KAPPA PSI First row - Becky Mann, Kelly Macek, Rhonda Thornton, Karen Rigg, Carole Bach, Dan Hobson, joe Fettig, Clay Wells, Karen Vanderpool, Second row - Colette Mendel, len- nifer Musser, Paul Gogan, Richard Gagnon, john Dusseau, Amy Brad- burn, Charlie Ericson, Mark Good- man, Irv Williamson, Iill Haines, Veronica Sluschewski, Geoff West- phal, Lisa Young, Ierry Duvall, Michelle Harris, Scott Wolfrum, Brian Rohrer, Rob Cogswell, Third row - Tim Doty, Gwen Patrick, Suzanne Gray, Pam Henry, Tina Hubbard, Angie Dennis, Maribeth Archambeau, Kathy Lowe, Karena lllardi, Erica Hall, Steve Craw. COMMUTER ASSOCIATIGN Front row - Wes Rickard, Kay Miller, Leslie Nail, Hope Shaw, Bret Fuller, Second row - Ida Krill, Kevin Stone, Yvonne Benham, Cheryl Clark, Iulie Keezer, Dan Caywood, CharlGer- erson, Back row - Becky Welsh, Con- nie Wilbur, Tim Creech, Marie Had- dad, Becky Garland, Andrea Young, Tracy Young. NGN-TRADITIGNAL STUDENTS Front row - Marie Haddad, Kevin Stone, Cheryl Clark, Leslie Nail, Charlie Dickerson, Kay Miller, Bret Fuller, Back row - Iulie Keezer, Ida Krill, Dan Caywood, Hope Shaw, Wes Rickard. Q if Til-c USHER CORP. First row - Kirsten Slater, Cindy West, Iill Merithew, Renee Bergeron, Gretchen Anderson, Ibironke Adeyemi, Jacque Snellenberger, Sec- ond row - Iohn Bruncez, Mort Nace, Andy Surowiec, Ryan Bajlo, Kiersten Knudstrup, Crystal Grundy. COLLEGE WORLD First row - Dr. Carol Duane, Mike Driehorst, jim Hayden, Kathy Shaw, Second row - Iudy Poniatowski, Ry- an Bajlo, Melissa Emery, Valerie Barnes, Brenda Mair, Alan Haff, lim Wagner, Third row - Mike Burger, Brent Billock, Maureen Lapa, Karla Flaim, Roxann Stec, Myndi Malicki. ACTV First row - Lonnie Bristol, Dondi Marfori, Second row - Terri Bowers, Lisa Scheid, Danny Moore, Ioe Cas- sar, Deborah Mowery, Ann Tambornini, Third row - Masayuki Kamata, Kristine Nelson, Bruce Pick- ens, Latrelle Ross, Gregg Lamse, Beth Betcke, Victoria Whetset, Don Treadwell. CHEERLEADERS Left to right - Tim Dameron, Lori Hodge, Leigh Iameson, Kerri Hurford, Tammy Schenck, Sandra Wagner, Mark Felty. INTERNATIONAL CLUB Front row - Dr. George Somers, Se- olito Velasquez, Mary Burns, Tina Hubbard, Leon Ashg Second row - Dominga Arvelo, Steve Hedge, Nardo Suarez, Glenis Guzman, Iuan Geron- imo, Amy Sparkman, Maximo Garciap Back row -- Patti McNaughton, Brian Semos, Cheryl Robertson, Nazarena Alcantara, Chan Ong, Juan Carlos Namis, Paul Anike. BACCHUS Front row - Ann Gulliver, Kathy Shaw, Lori Brown, Fred Gamer, Beth Felskyp Back row - Brian Jones, Ierry Stewart, Stacey Nagy, jerry Duvall, Becky Kuehne. -...- ,,.. t,,..,... .... W ,. c..t ...tw .,.. A .,..,,,,,.,,,, ,,A,.,,Wm, RQ :Aus C, fl ,fi-5' I '- h.iiUdi'l , ' 5 'Q Y f 'S A.C. SIN GERS Front row - Dr. Art jones, Cindy Rohn, Stephanie Sheid, Melanie Tipton, Linda Boyle-Smith, Chris Garno, Iill Geddes, Second row - Karen Addington, Kris McLaughlin, Brian Semos, Mary Garno, Brad Cro- sier, Cindy Enyart, Lisa Frazzini, Back row -- Lucy Garno, Fred Wilkinson, Eric Hanson, Jerry Stewart, Peter Bleam, David Courter, Eric Stone, Kym Hambleton. EBUN Y CON N ECTION Front row - Clay Wells, Sandy jones, Michele Alston, Darnella McDaniel, Erica Hall, Katrina Mitchell, Second row - Tabitha Taylor, Ioneen Malcolm, Jacqueline Greene, Gloria Williams, Sonya Barker, Lisa Harris, Back row - Rev. Reginald Early, Le- on Ash, Stanley Mosley Ir., Paul White, Antenita McKinney. A.C. GIRL'S CLUB SGCCER TEAM Front row - Liz Gendhar, Suzanne Gray, Mary Malpass, Mine Karabey, Ann Tambornini, Karla Hasse, Amy Montgomery, Second row - Ieanine Updike, Melissa Emery, Heidi Spon- seller, Diana Herd, Wendy Brinker, Kelly Macek, Paula Moceri, Amy Wright, Not pictured - Michele Dickleman. WESLEY FELLOWSHIP Front row - Fred Garner, Debbie Cheyne, Randy Gates, Second row - Iill Holthus, Iulie Schneider, jennifer Rice, Deb Allen, Back row - Iuanita Best, Kym Hambleton, Bryan Thomas, Jerry Stewart, Susan Spear-Powers, Sherri jes- sup. SIGMA ALPHA IOTA M Q, gi l , igas' six xx - Left to right- Cindy Enyart, Linda Boyle-Smith, Stephanie Sheid, Tina Smith, Kris McLaughlin,1uanita Best, Melanie Tipton, Debbie Cheyne, Paula Hunt. PI DELTA PHI -...,Q"f X iii 2 3 tr. My , ,V Q ff' X73 ,vr u vv 5 - gg Q lV A Q' 533 V xslt fa Left to right - Dr. Marianna Staples, Marikate Leavens, Kim Warsicki, Steve Hedge, Lisa Young, Linda Boyle-Smith, Maribeth Archambeau. ALPHA KAPPA DELTA C2 Qi Left to right - Dr. Akbar Mahdi, Marikate Leavens, Linda Frazier, Debra Slatick, Tom Stacho, Robert Ruiz, Gloria Vierling, Michele Madama. LAMBDA IGTA TAU 01' is 1' fd' "N-. Front row - Margo Hurlbut, Amy Io Wright, Roxanne Stec, Kay Miller, Iody Sharrow, Kathy Maki, Marilyn Anderson, Back row - Betty Strawcutter, Myndi Malicki, Juanita Best, jerry Montague, Melody Seebeck, Lynn Sadowski. AMERICAN SOCIETY GF INTERIOR DESIGNERS .tv-r l Front row - Lisa Madis, Nicole McDonald, Nancy Warburton, Michelle Perkins, Suzanne Hartley, Back row - Kristine Cooper, Lisa Caron, Angie Bredemeier, Kimberly Rose, Gerri Chmiel. CHI ALPHA First row - Sue Higgins, Chris Garno, Tina McKinneyp Second row - Nancy McClure, Angie Dockter, Bruce Howard, Rich PI KAPPA DELTA l l! - - Clay. ff fri? Left to right - Susan Hobe, Dr. Sherri Bleam, Scott Tarzwell, Lonnie Bristol. PHI ALPHA THETA Front row - Pete Welter, Stan Masters, Charlie Otlewskip Back row - Bruce Crosthwaite, Amy Sparkman, Mark Bowden. CIRCLE K Front row - Deb Allen, Bill Schol- lenberger, Addie Adeyemi, Back row - Sherri Jessup, Anne Cattane, Kym Ham- bleton. AHORA Front row - Theresa Torres, Leti Del- gado, Carmen Velasquez, Back row - Eddie Costrini, Seolito Velasquez, Eu- gene Nowak, Paul Anike. 136 6 WVAC Front row - Andy Surowiec, Chris Broski, Cynthia Carpenter, Back row - Brett Franzen, Ed Oliver, Terri Bowers, Tim Dameron. ALPHA CHI Front row - Amy Sparkman, Kris Ho- lappa, Martha Gonzalez, Molly O'Neill, Hope Shaw, Back row - Ann Gulliver, jerry Stewart, lim Hayden, Gloria Vierling, Maria Haddad, Linda Boyle- Smith. MIME TROUPE Front row - Ieff Van Lue, Iennifer Rice, Rev. john Powers, jim Wagner, Back row - Terry Thorp, Fred Garner, Eric Stone, Sherry Rokita, Juanita Best. N EWMAN ASSOCIATES QI "' 2 Front row - Dan Collins, Carole Bach, Second row - Lisa Lee, Tammy Mc- Carty, Fred Garner, Iohn White, Back row - Andy Surowiec, Tracy Collar, Brother Bob jackson, Ierry Duvall, Terry Thorp. SCDUND EFFECTS Front row - Tina Hubbard, jennifer Cook, Chris Garno, Melissa Holten, Iill Iohnson, Sabra Schlimgen, jill Geddes, Laurie Chapkinp Back row - Steve Cook, Eric Hanson, lim Carlson, Ierry Stewart, Steve Craw, Bill Lucas, N. Alan Lown. SIGMA DELTA PI Front row - Professor Beverly Smith, Stacy Hardy, Beth Ramirez, Silma Irizar- ry, Back row - Cheryl Carter, Iill Gore, Debbie Sherman, Steve Hedge, Robert Ruiz, Daniel Hobson, Cora McKay, Mrs. Shirley Pipes. De ON THE HGRIZGN . . . E GREEKSHNDEPENDENTS GREEKSXINDEPENDENTS The Delta Eta chapter of Alpha Phi has been at Adrian College for 26 years. Our colors are silver and bordeaux and our mas- cot is the Phi-Bear. Alpha Phis are active in a variety of campus organizations, such as LINCS, SAC, and the A-Care program. Along with these, the Phis also participate in IMs. Alpha Phis also participated in the Theta Chi's Run for Alzheimers Alpha Phis also had their own philanthropy proj- ect, the cardiology fund at Bixby Hospital which they support by selling heart shaped lollipops during the Valentine season. LPHA PHI in Url? Q 1 vu as . ACD 1 'D Front row - Ieni Lecy, Tracy Franklin, Lauri Hopton, Ann Grebeck, Catherine Leszczynski, Michelle Maxwell, Lauri Stribbell, jill Geddes, Michelle Perkins, Second row - jill johnson, Iennifer Palmer, Cricket Pederson, Terri McMahon, Katie Knapp, jackie Hockin, Iill Yaroch, Third row - Dawn Riske, Desi Dolph, Carol Morisy, Cherie Blevins, Lucinda Moser, Debbie Yurgo, Karen Peterson, Iulie Gerber, Charlene Howardg Back row - Christine Painter, Iill Burns, Yvonne Kelley, Christine Halloran, Iennifer Ackerson, Dee Dee Herd, Heather Sliter, Lisa Shaffer, Colleen Schmid, Iudy Hunt. SIGMA IGMA SIGMA In 1961, symbolized by the sailboat, pearl and violet, Sigma Sigma Sigma became the first national sorority on the Adrian College campus. Tri Sigma is proud to fund chil- dren's wings of hospitals as their philan- thropy. The bonds of Sisterhood grow through campus and community activities, education, and social activities. Front row - Debbie Cheyne, Tina Gale, Back row - Amber Dick, Karen Scott, Lisa Hathaway, Deb Allen, Paula Hunt, Cheryl Carter, Holly Brown, Amy Liebler, Sherri Samuels, Traci Peel. Angie Dennis, Bonnie Johnston, Karla Flaim, Ionnel Briggs, ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA T . is :fa 'xisf azz if , Front row -- Deanne Edwards, Lori Bowling, Bekka Stewart, Kelly Leicht, Sabra Schlimgen, Iill Holthus, Second row - Carrie Soja, Nancy Warburton, Ann Mays, Iennifer Cummings, Barb Miller, Penni Allen, Brenda Kesslerp Third row - Kathy Lowe, Beth Hommell, Dawn Stasakg Fourth row - Kelly Stutz, Kim Braun, Amy Schumaker, Laura Atkinson, Lisa Young, Karen Kramer, Back row - Allison Peregord, Cynders DiSalvo, Lisa Crane, Leti Delgado, Stacy Hardy, Maribeth Archambeau, Kim Anderson, Patti Brisse, Heidi Klein. The sisters of Alpha Sigma Alpha live by their four aims: spiritual, intellectual, phys- ical, and social development. They take part in activities like CROP walk, the Theta Chi Alzheimers Run, and their own phi- lanthropy, the Special Olympics. Every week the pledges and actives get together for Study Buddies. Many of the sisters are involved in field hockey, softball, and IMS. Socially, the sisters like to gather in their basement for movie night or at Rush Union for ice cream socials with their big brothers. The sisters participate in Greek Week, homecoming, and other campus activities. CHI OMEGA Front row - Dawn Iones, Lenore Roach, Amy Poissant, jennifer Musser, Kristy Pawley, Michelle Kruse, Second row - Melissa Misner, Gretchen Anderson, lennifer Abessinio, Iodi Sharrow, Melissa Emery, Michelle Foster, Chris Chervo, Back row - Bridget Cheeseman, Kim Bruce, jenny Shroat, Iulie Donn, Kristine Hooper, Ketha Kerby, Heidi Kruse, Bernadette Gossner. Chi Omega was founded nationally on April 5, 1895. Locally, we were founded on April 16, 1961, from a local chapter, Delta Pi Theta. Our colors are cardinal and straw. Our sorority flower is the white carnation. Each year we participate in many philan- thropies, ranging from the CROP walk to a canned food drive for the needy of Adrian. IGMA ALPHA EPSILO In the 100+ years the Sigma Alpha Ep- silon fraternity has been at Adrian College, the SAE's have excelled in academics and athletics. SAE's can be found on almost all of Adrian's male varsity teams and can boast an impressive 18 out of 22 IM cham- pionships. SAE has produced and en- hanced a quality social life at Adrian Col- lege and will continue to for the next 100 years. Front row - jeff Goodes, Rick Stafford, Second row - Dave Pietrzak, Riclf Connolly, Tom Davis, Mike Kuzniar, jeff Upton, Al Iakubowski, Third row - Eric Hanson, Sean Cotter, Tim Baechler, Brett Lapanowski, Joe Ienio, Marl- Maguran, Fourth row - Steve Cady, Dick Strong, Ieff Gallagher, Brad Restum Spencer Sellas, Iohn Connolly, Back row - Scott Plzak, Karl Hamilton. THETA CHI Theta Chi fraternity has been on Adrian College campus for twenty-three years. The fraternity was first known as the American Commons Club in 1936. Then, in October of 1964, they became the Zeta Beta chapter of Theta Chi. Many of the members are involved in activities such as Student gov- ernment, WVAC, IMS, and A.C. athletics. Theta Chi also serves the community with philanthropy projects such as the Alzhei- mers Run. They have received the out- standing Fraternity Award for two years running. Their GPA lives up to their motto, "Alma Mater first, Theta Chi for Alma Ma- ter," by beating the All Men's average eight of the last ten semesters. Front row - Steven Doolan, Warren Mayer, Maxwell Smith, David Gavalij Peter Lund, Kevin Russ, Greg Wallace, Mike Serra, Donald Kleinsmith, Steve Troszak, Ken Carson, Eric Sullivan, Scott Cheslie, Second row - Lincolr Brown, Tim Cassidy, Scott Wilson, Gary Urban, Tim Kreuz, Paul Gogan, Chri: Tully, Back row - Vince Crawford, Kevin Cassidy, Doug Miller, jim Carlson Rob Defenderfer, Al Copeland, Mark Sundermann, Bob Duke, Iohn Mogk, Boll Gustas. PHI KAPPA , . 3 ii 5 Q ' si A. .. F ,::' s :X M: - I it 3 -1 A f I' Si Front row - lim Preston, Second row - Scott Hogenkamp, Brian Rohrer, Marc Merucci, lay Horst, Mike Detzler, Third row - Ken Hypes, Terry Jackson, Allen Ingle, Chris Hogg, Brian Hoyson, Fourth row - Tony deMelo, Brian Stolle, Paul Hofmann, Dave Willson, jeff Phillips, lim Paulson, Mike Howe, John Spinosi, Ed Koenigsknecht, Top row - Dave Courter, Dave Fazekas. IGMA Here at Adrian College, Phi Kappa Sigma has defined for itself an all-encompassing goal: the growth of our fraternity combined with the meaningful growth of its people. It is through a wide range of activities that we are challenged and enriched in nearly every facet of college life. We encourage the building of each other's individual char- acter and take great pride in our diversity. Our purpose is not to mold you into what we consider acceptable, but rather enable you to reach your potential for becoming a well-rounded individual. We are a good fraternity because good people belong. TA KAPPA EPSILO IKE I Front row - Ed Oliver, Chris Howard, Chris Broski, Scott Zuckerberg, lim Maxwell, Second row - Iim Webb, Scott Spohler, Mike Keys, Marc Bosco, Rob Trimpe, Third row - Andy Surowiec, Rick Faust, Sean Williams, Norb Don- nersbach, Scott Nichols, Rich Brenneman, Terry Snider, Top row - Bret Franzen, Travis Estep, Frank Holder, Matt Drake, Rob LaRoy, Bob Vrbensky, Iohn Wade. Tau Kappa Epsilon is located at 1215 Michigan Avenue across from Feeman Hall. They sponsor many philanthropies includ- ing St. Iude's Children's Research Hospital. They are also very active in I.M. sports, winning the I.M. volleyball championship and making the playoffs in most of the other IM sports. The members of the fra- ternity are individuals that come to form a very strong group that has fun, participates in community services, and provides friendships for its members. BETA LAMBDA SIGMA A new social organization has been formed this year. The name of the group is Beta Lambda Sigma, a local fraternity em- phasizing the ideals of brotherhood, lead- ership, service, scholarship, and spiritual- ity. The group is currently seeking affiliation with the international Sigma Chi fraternity. There are currently 22 members of the newly formed group. Bottom row - Dave Darke, Clem Beckman, Mike Pyorala, joe Cassarp Second row - Lonnie Bristol, Chip Baily, Charles Miller, Stan Masters, Robert Ruiz, john Tureaud, Top row - Brian Clements, john Yaroch, Tim Yaroch, Brian Chatterly, Randy Gates, joe Paquette, Todd Gailhousep Not pictured - David Dixon, Dan Caywood, PaulYTill. CARGO HALL The 1987-1988 year was a transition for the staff and residents of Cargo Hall. For the first time, the predominantly upperclass had been occupied with a large number of freshmen. Cargo had a pre-football game picnic before the Dayton game that was enjoyed by those who attended. This early activity helped to build the strong com- munity that maintained throughout the ac- ademic year. Both the freshmen and the upperclassmen enjoyed many community programs, and made Cargo Hall a year to remember for all its residents and staff. Bottom row - Amy Webster, Mark Rickard, Brenda Mair, Crystal Smith Damella McDaniel, Maureen Lapa, Katie Poniatowski, Carey Nichols, Sand Cron, Iacqueline Green, Ieana Kane, Ketha Kerby, Elena Velasquez, Antonit McKinney, Terry McMahon, Iayne Roseboom, Iim Hayden, Second row Brian Semos, Patti McNaughton, Brent Billock, Cora McKay, Iacquie Hockin Sherry Iacobsen, Deana Smith, jennifer O'Brien, Karla Kowalski, Tracie Blanton, Anne Gulliver, Deana Stones, Darlene Butterfield, Debra Techentien Greg Lamse, Barb Thorne, Cheryl Robertson, Top row - Dan Backes, Pau Anike, Alton Hollingsworth, Pat Hiller, Paul Buckingham, Mike Driehorstm Terry Snider, Charles Hoeft, Don Treadwell, Tony Borton, Rhonda Chamber lin, April Parker, Rev. Reginald Early, Seolito Velasquez, Brian jones. JARVIS HALL Bottom row - Becky Schnabele, Michelle Foster, Traci Peel, Lisa Scheid, Jennifer Rice, Dave Hedding, Clem Beckman, Second row - Tom Doty, Tim Doty, Jackie Cooper, Susan Weeks, Shelly Schultz, Vikki Peterson, Alena Degenaro, Amy Montgomery, Mike Hoving, Suzanne Gray, Matt Tipton, Brian Clements, Leon Ash, Top row - Rich Benson, Scott Turner, John Hartley, Tony Hoskins, Tony Edmonds, Bonnie Johnston, Amber Dick, Eric Spahr, Rob Defenderfer, Jim Clark, Steve Beebe, Scott Wilson. Jarvis Hall received some major improve- ments over the summer of 1987. A redec- orated lobby, study rooms, bathrooms, and hallways enhanced the unique structure of the hall. Jarvis housed 120 residents both male and female. Programs included shop- ping trips, movie nights, Alcohol Aware- ness Week, and other social and educa- tional activities. The future looks bright for Jarvis with possibilities for further reno- vations. Overall, it is a fun place to live and learn. After all, "It's a lot like home." Thanks to all the Jarvis residents of 1987- 1988 for a terrific year! P0 ELL HALL Bottom row - Michelle Perkins, Pam Harvitt, Beth Felske, Amy Jo Wright, Teresa Wilson, Second row - Deborah Allen, Beth Hadden, Gwen Patrick, Kelly Paul, Tara Piper, Suzanne Hartley, Angela Lumley, Sara Warren, Becky Butler, Meaghan Battle, Nicole Massamari, Renee LeGrand, Sondra Ruhle, Cindy West, Third row - Tonia King, Lori Hodge, Jackie Bowles, Kelly Leicht, Heather Lutes, Emily Barr, Colleen Ford, Sabra Schlimgen, Julie Schneider, Fourth row - Julie Morton, Karena Ilardi, April Paratchek, Fifth row - Heidi Sponseller, Liz Gendhar, Rebecca Holden, Betsy Herron, Sara House, Carol Wakefield, Dawn Thorne, Mary Nowak, Denise Caruso, Leslie Norback, Marcy Shearer, Kerri Hurford, Sixth row - Maureen Hemmeter, Shelly Girard, Josephine Quaye, Renee Bergeron, Sherrie Dolby, Jennifer Williams, Collene Schmid, Mandy Arbour, Karen Vanderpool, Carol Diefenbach, Kirsten Slater, Monique Brosamer, Sarah Prochaska, Top row - Tammy Schenck, Lisa Tamburino, Becky Bauer, Christine Luomala, Tammy Locke, Tammy Rzepka, Susan Warren, Maria Smith, Jacquie Snellenberger, Crystal Grundy, Erin Whitaker, Linda Nelson. Powell Hall houses approximately 95 students, most of whom are involved in a variety of activities including sororities, pom pons, cheerleading, clubs and sports - both IMs and varsity. Many of the pro- grams in Powell are socials like movie nights, Pictionary, aerobics, and mixers. The residents attend programs on alcohol, stress, good nutrition, time management, and others. ln March, we were very in- volved in Men's and Women's Gender Is- sues Week and hoped to involve the ma- jority of other residents in the activities. ESTES HALL Estes Hall is a coeducational residence living environment, providing housing and programming for over 100 residents. 1987 marks the 30th anniversary of the construc- tion of Estes Hall. Activities include the annual festival with Iarvis Hall, the annual Estes Thanksgiving, and intramurals. Spe- cial groups that represent Estes Hall are the Gators and the Brickers. Qffl as, , islsii . ' ' 4 it .. f - , , .. . --.. M .E i ,F A . . ' I -. Q. 1 ' ' 1 ' -I x K, ,, G. c N... i . el'i'e A J sash ass A f st H ' " F 1- . F , 2 i':33-as G2 'L ,fr C, -4 i.5,a .. - . Bottom row - Dan Collins, Beth Ramirez, Al Schwartz, Second row - Curt Bizovi, Dana Bork, Molly Minard, Third row -- Pat Drobek, Marikate Leavens, Shelly Armbruster, Lisa Collins, Karen Baese, lack Rennie, Top row - Scott Price, Pat O'Neill, john Weaks, Chris Koch, Stan Masters, Cindy Hampton, Pete Welter. DEA S HALL Deans Hall has gone through many changes during the past year. Much needed carpeting was laid throughout the study rooms and basement. New furniture can now be found in the lobby and study rooms. The atmosphere in the hall is quite energetic this year with programs such as Steak Night, movie nights, and sporting events. Much of the credit goes to the hard work and performance of this year's Res- idence Hall Staff. It was a great year for everyone at Deans Hall. Bottom row - Sharon Robinson, Bob Gustas, Roy Dangel, Marie Morelli, Randy Talarek, Second row - Heidi Olsen, Iodi Condron, Glenis Guzman, Jeff VanLue, Third row - Gayle Weaver, Shelly Taylor, Iodie McLean, Anne Cattane, Fourth row - Kim Richmond, Michelle Sandor, Kris Holoppa, Scott Tarzwell, Ieff Lefebvre, Lori Brown, Cindy Enyart, Fifth row - Kristie Kovacs, Ginni Lamphere, Tim Dameron, Theron Chaplin, jerry Rogers, Gilbert Toth, joe Burke, Kim Rose, Doug Hagewood, Stan Mosley, Sixth row - Karen Peterson, Beth Grandis, jennifer Board, Kelly Moore, Margaret McFarland, Bekka Stewart, Iohn Peters, Veronica Sluschewski, Steve Taormina, joe Waes- chle, Seventh row - Amy johnson, jamie Gibbons, lim Webb, Kris Farn- sworth, Iohn Brunecz, Ioe Frasier, john Hartley, Brian Clements, Kathleen Warner, Terry Thorp, Top row - Irv Williamson, Sherry Jessup, Matt Mazurek, Sean Williams, Phil Wittkowski, Neal Armstrong, Todd Lamiman, Tim Mucha, Eann Glover, Scott Spohler, Chip Bailey. DAVIS HALL QJ. w-36 4 Bottom row - Dave Lee, Becky Kuehne, Mike Pyorala, Melissa Holten, Iennifer Cummings, julie Agosti, Mary DerStepanion, Michelle Kopas, Renee Gilleran, Second row - Brad Boyle, Chad Anschuetz, Laura Mood, Melissa Smith, Sarah Peterham, Laura Pederson, Laura Church, Stephanie Zaludek, Third row - Scott Zuckerburg, Thad Chalfant, Iohn Bishop, Glen Rehberg, Wayne Pickett, john Papas, Ken Schultz, Tony Boucher, Tony Kerpet, Ioe Kaczanowski, Bob Welton, Chris Zachary, Gerald Bingle, Stephanie Karniotis, Paul Fletcher, Randy Gates, Ioe Paquette, Brad Gross, Rikki Carson, Laurie Chapkin, Michelle Young, Lori Bowling, Lisa Lee, Jody Malcolm, Tabitha Taylor, Katrina Mitchell, Kristen McLaughlin, Siobhan Sheerang Fourth row - jay Horst, Steve Buchanan, Ianelle Lutzke, Gail Hartel, Valencia Tellis, Tammy McCarty, Pete Welter, Keith Bluhm, Norm Potter, Matt Hug, Scott Wolfrum, Top row - Brian Stolle, Marc Tyler, Chris Antonelli, Iobi Iunker, Larry Brown, Scott Nichols, Iohn Krimmel, Brian Flint, Iennifer Arquette, Laura Newberry, Stephen Craw, Dennis Walczak. Davis has had a tradition of being an exciting place to live and this year is no exception. Throughout the year, the res- idents of Davis have been having fun. Some of the hall activities included: Movie Mania, Parents' Weekend, and Euchre 'til the sun rises. As the Davis tradition continues, we as alumni won't remember the hall itself, but we will remember the people and fun times we all had together. STEVE S HALL fri? Bottom row - Eric Kuhn, Gary Davis, Brad Elder, Iohn Dorow, Charlie Brown, Second row - Rob Klotz, Iohn White R.D., Dave Dixon, Ieff Wall, Todd Gailhouse, Iames Hopewell, Pierre Larche, Third row - Dave Darke, Brian Sexton, Shad Wade, Brian Klump, Frank Young, Bryan Merillat, Iohnny Tureaud, Aaron Frierson, Bill Alvey, Fourth row - john Yaroch, Toby Quinton, Tim Yaroch, Stewart Nixon, john Moss, Chris Patton, Matt Rausch, Vinod Sharma, Top row - Steve Allen, Edgar Clinton, Todd Bone, Charles Miller, Ron Holliday, Scott Aughney, Paul Varner, Mark Wagner, John Tomaselli, Irv Sigler, Iason McSweyn, Lars Covintree. Stevens Hall provided a home for 91 men this year. The Residence Staff helped to create a learning environment outside of the classroom. With the largest number of freshmen, the staff tried to make the move to college a smoother one. Educational pro- grams stressed decision of major, career planning and alcohol awareness. Steven's, along with Powell Hall, sponsored Men's and Women's Week, educational issues for the whole campus on the genders. The pool table was constantly in use. Some of the social programs were a hayride, Halloween movie festival, spaghetti dinner and a pool tournament. GG... GREEKS Leti Delgado takes time out from work. K' . Steve Lajiness is taken by surprise while on Glenn Burgess gives "thumbs up" for fraternity living at the SAE house. patrol fhf0Ugh Powell Hall. 05 WI, g , ,,,,,,,t . U nun-.1 The Chi Omegas show their spirit by displaying their banner at the basketball game during Winter Homecoming. MM W W , Q ' - ,fc 4 ' H it 1.5 . F E 4' ,, . L. ' K Q 1 B4 W - - f. " '. ' I ' I ,, , T 3 3 '- ' , gf. Q -8' o ' if , 'y Ira' . 'f -f t 'ch it , an it B is r if M 1 Sify isss . Q-f W H B 6' , H V ,ey ""'T g - V , ,.L, ,, M , syay A, B L r ' :Huw ff 'R v P - 'E " fr I V, ' ., tw , .,,, ',,,, 5 a 1 we opyy it arrr W Q . ' . I :sf A ' NM f va L K V - V r'a1 " - ."z',,' --wb- i3wael22b:2r:1,,' Q fir ,:,.,,,..:,, , ' L"- ,a 1 , r r r V V' 1 H: . ,Q.L y B ltia B B r f - 1 , ,K I fd b g, , pp, Becky Butler takes a study break to chat with friends and display her limberness. a Todd Horner laughs with residents. Lori Koster shows off her cousins at the pool during Siblings Weekend Brenda Mair fmiddlej tours Adrian College Campus during Siblings Weekend. i 19 6' Ad' Ann Gulliver and Tammi Herdon show us what being good friends is all about. X:-'zz Am wffxwffwf' N W 6, fn' M33 Amy McKinney studies hard while giving her feet a break in the Peelle lounge. ev he-' it 'T' dpi? Kelly Leicht and Angela Lumley are caught before class preparing for that hour's work. juan Namis and Chan Ong concentrate on passing the ice cube in the ice cube relay during Bacchus Fracas. Nardo Suarez and Glenis Guzman watch the fun. 'N I Lisa Madis poses for the camera while eating at Ritchie dining hall Christine Luomala and Beth I-Iadden en- joy a game. if all wwf Q Sabra Schlimgen and Nicole Massanari greet their visitors with a fun smile. f X ar S ' . f WSW t . ' ' u kLL,. 1.1511-f':'i! ' Vince Crawford and Rob Czapla discuss their assignment. Ioneen Malcolm takes time out of her day to smile. Reggie Ball and Tom Wigglesworth "strut their stuff" and show off their new clothes for the Ebony Connection Fashion ON THE HQRIZGN . . . Sf ky , gn 1 .V Vzi. .. ., 7. L- J : i is fm f gf 7 uf 1' f , 1. 1 31 f Q, .. Q. ff X Q f fl SA , :Q if A , wk, :gk Q, i If .V fr -gg K , pk ze f, n f gf V+ N 'gy .Q ef , , Q3 LL 1., V - ,gf ,W A p, -- , ,,, ,g K f ,. K ., A ,gf fa f ,. gym fy g. FACULTY f ADMINISTRATION FACULTY fADMINISTRATION .. - 1 ibldgg. V 0. -.,. ?'1"'-fm 'N l 1 ws., -N-':::.,,,, s , A Dr. Donald Stanton President of Adrian College ' Alllllll i t,,, , aaru. 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Anderson, Kimberly S. 18, 28, 137, 141 Anderson, Marilyn 56, 134 Anike, Paul 11, 46, 70, 88, 130, 136, 144 Anschuetz, Chad 82, 147 Antcliff, jeffrey 115 Antonelli, Christopher 63, 82, 147 Aown, Camille 63 Arbour, Amanda 63, 93, 145 Archambeau, Maribeth 18, 126, 128, 133, 141 Arena-Elardo, Susan 18, 53 Armbruster, Shelly 93, 146 Armstrong, Neal 82, 146 Arquette, jennifer 147 Arvelo-Restituya, Dominga 8, 130 Ash, Leon 130, 131, 145 Atkeson, Virginia Atkinson, Laura 56, 123, 127, 141 Aughney, Scott 70, 147 Austin, Robin 18 Ayers, Mark Bach, Carole 18, 126, 128, 138 Backes, Daniel 144 Badour, William 56 Baechler, Timothy 82, 83, 86, 142 Baer, Mark Baese, Karen 63, 146 Bailey ll, Wendell 144, 146 Bajlo, Ryan 70, 129 Baker, Brien 63, 112 Baker, Kelly 63, 93, 108, 109 Balboa, jaime 70, 125 Ball, Reginald 152 Bareis, Mark 98 Barker, Mike 54 Barker, Sonya 70, 131 Barnard, Patrick Barnes, Valerie 70, 129 Barnette, Faye Barr, Emily 145 Barrett, Robert Barron, Daniel 70 Barron, Edward 56 Bartkus, Mike Battle, Meaghan 70, 125, 145 Baty, Robert Bauer, Becky 70, 80, 126, 145 Beauchamp, Anne Beckman, Clement 63, 94, 144, 145 Beebe, Stephen 18, 36, 145, 168 Behring, Nancy Bell, Dionne 70 Benes, Kristin Benham, Yvonne 128 Benson, Richard 82, 110, 145 Bergeron, Renee 70, 129, 145 Bergmooser, Brian 56 Bernero, Terri 51 Best, juanita 63, 132, 134, 137 Betcke, Elizabeth 45, 70, 122, 127, 129 Billock, Brent 63, 102, 129, 144 Bily, Cynthia Bingle, Gerald 70, 82, 147 Bishop, john 63, 105, 147 Bizovi, Curt 146 Blanton, Tracie 108, 144 Bleam, Peter 131 Bleving, Cherie 63, 140 Bluhm, Keith 56, 82, 85, 147 Board, jennifer 70, 146 Bock, Matthew Bolla, jeffrey 70 Bollinger, Steven Bone, Todd 82, 147 Borck ll, james Bork, Dana 70, 93, 95, 146 Borton, Tony 70, 72, 144 Bosco, Mark 143 Boucher, Anthony 70, 82, 147 Bourcier, Kathleen 70 Bowden, Mark 18, 123, 136, 170 Bowers, Terri, 70, 103, 129, 137 Bowles, jacqueline 70, 145 Bowling, Lori 70, 141, 147 Boyle, Bradley 63, 82, 147 Boyle-smith, Linda 131, 132, 133, 137 Boyse, Robin 18, 54 Brace, Brian 105 Bradburn, Amy 63, 128 Bradley, Galena 70 Brail, jacqueline Braun, Kimberly 141 Bredemeier, Angela 18, 134 Brefka, Lori 18 Brenneman, Richard 56, 102, 127, 143 Briggs, Cynthia 63, 140 Brighton, Margaret 63 Brinker, Wen y 70, 113, 123, 131 Brisse, Patricia 7, 19, 36, 127, 141 Bristol, Lonnie 63, 129, 135, 144 Bristol ll, Paul 71, 82, 110 Brooks, Craig Brooks, William 19, 56 Brosamer, Monique 71, 145 Broski, Christopher 42, 56, 137, 143 Brown, Charles 147 Brown, Holly 63, 122, 126, 140 Brown, Kelly Brown, Laurence 63, 147 Brown, Brown, Lincoln 142 Lori 19, 53, 123, 130, 146 Bruce, Kimberly 63, 141 Bruce, Thomas 37 Brunecz, john 129, 146 Br er, David 64 Y Brzustewicz jr., Robert 56, 105 Buchanan, Robert 98, 101, 147 Buchler, Scott Buckingham, Paul 71, 124, 144 Bunce, Sandra 56 Burger, Michael 19, 129 Burgess, Glenn 148 Bur e, joseph 82, 110, 146 Burleigh, Andrea 19, 126 Burns, jill 37, 127, 140 Burns, Mary 56, 130 Burrows, james Butler, Rebecca 71, 123, 145, 148 Butterfield, Darlene 71, 80, 144 Caetta, Mark 5, 19, 53 Caplon, Mary Carlson, james 56, 138, 142 Caron, Lisa 19, 28, 134 Carpenter, Cynthia 64, 68, 137 Carpenter, Shirley Carrick, Charles 71, 88 Carson, Richelle 71, 93, 111, 147 Carter, Cheryl 64, 127, 138, 140 Carter, William 3, 6, 38, 47, 56 Caruso, Denise 64, 124, 145 Case, jennifer Cassar, joseph 71, 129, 144 Cassidy, Kevin 56, 82, 127, 142 Cassidy, Timothy 27, 122, 142 Cassino, jonathan Castina, David 56 Castina, Vicky 19 Castle, Lynne 20, 122 Cates, Terry 64 Cattane, Anne 71, 73, 136, 146 Caywood, Danny 64, 122, 128 Chalfant, Thad 82, 147 Chamberlin, Rhonda,71, 80, 144 Chapkin, Laurie 47, 64, 125, 138, 147 Chaplin, Theron 71, 146 Chase, Traci Chatterley, Brian 144 Cheeseman, Bridget 127, 141 Chervo, Christine 56, 141 Cheyne, Deborah 45, 64, 123, 132, 140 Chiroi, Elaine 64, 126 Chmiel, Geraldine 126, 134 Chmielewski, Michelle 71 Choubey, Bandana Church, Laura 64, 103, 125, 147 Clark, Cheryl 71, 128 Clark, james 145 Clements, Brian 71, 92, 144, 145, 146 Clinton, Edgar 64, 147 Cogswell, Robert 56, 122, 128 Cole, Angela Collar Trac 20 122 138 1 Y 1 1 Collins, Daniel 20, 34, 115, 122, 123, 126, Collins, Lisa 103, 125, 146 Condron, jodi 71, 95, 96, 97, 111, 146 Conley, jeanne 122 Conlogue, Caroline 20 Connolly, john 60, 88, 120, 142 Connoll r Richard 45, 88, 142 I -, ' Conrad, ,Kimberly 71 Contreras, Manuel Cook, jennifer 20, 34, 38, 126, 138 Cook, Morline 64 Cooper, Eric 71, 82 Cooper, jacqueline 56, 134, 145 Copeland, Alan 142 Costanzo, Stephen 56, 105 Costrini, Edward 11, 122, 136 Cotter, Sean 20, 122, 142 Courter, David 64, 131, 143 Covintree, Lars 71, 147 Crane, Lisa 13, 20, 22, 124, 141 Craw, Stephen 20, 94, 128, 138, 147 Crawford, Vincent 21, 122, 127, 142, 152 Creech, Timothy 21, 128 138, 146, 168 Cron, Sandra 21, 144 Crosier, Bradley 71, 131 Crosthwaite, Bruce 21, 82, 83, 84, 86, 122, 136 Crouch, Tim 92 Cubberly, David Cummings, jennifer 64, 141, 147 Cummings, Karen Czapla jr., Robert 21, 105, 106, 107, 122, 152 D'Alfonso, Vincent 56, 82 Daas, joel 105, 107 Dameron, Timothy 71, 130, 137, 146 Dana, Martha Dangel jr., Roy 21, 146, 168 Darke jr., David 56, 144, 147 Damell, Elizabeth Davis, Christopher 56, 82, 84, 85 Davis, Gary 147 Davis, Gayle 56 Davis, Margaret Davis, Thomas 45, 66, 88, 89, 90, 142 Davis, William 56 Dayfield, Sue Deere, james 56, 82 Defenderfer, Robert 142, 145 DeGennaro, Alana 64, 145 DeLeon, john 21, 82, 84, 105 Delfine, Robert Del ado, Letitia 21, 91, 136, 141, 148 Deli james 22, 82, 86 Delles, Athena deMelo, Tony 143 Dennis, Angela 64, 128, 140 Dennis, Margaret Der-Stepanian, Mary 71, 147 Dermyer, Stephanie Detzler, Michael 143 Dick, Amber 71, 122, 140, 145 Dickelman, Michele 22 Dickerson, Charles 2, 125, 128 Diebold, Mark 56, 94, 110 Diefenbach, Carol 71, 145 DiSalvo, Cynthia 13, 141 Dittmer, D l 64, 98, 100 Dixon, Dav?3'57, 147 Dixon jr., Charles 98, 99, 100 Doan, Hong Dolby, Sherrie 71, 145 Dolph, Desiree 57, 122, 140 Donn, Julie 22, ss, 141 Donnelly, Kevin 64 Donnersbach, Norbert 57, 143 Dorow, jonathan 22, 40, 105, 106, 147, 168 Doty, Thomas 64, 145 Doty II, Timothy 82, 85, 122, 128, 145 Douglas, Melissa 57 Downey, Tricia 72 Drake, Matthew 127, 143 Driehorst, Michael 64, 129, 144, 170 Drobek, Patrick 72, 146 Drobek, William 64 Duffy, Rachelle Duke, Robert 142, 170 Duke, Vicki 30, 57 Dukes, Emanuel 57 Dunford, Charles Dupuis, Patricia 22, 44 DuQuette, jennifer 72, 125 Durbin, Dave 82 Dusseau, john 22, 122, 128 DuVa11, Gerald 22, 34, 128, 130, 138, 168 Echelbarger, Wayland Edmonds, Anthony 72, 82, 145 Edwards, Deanne 72, 141 Eggleston, Elizabeth 57 Ehinger, Karen Eing Edith 72 Elder, Bradley 64, 147 Ellis, Lynn 72 Emery, Craig 22, 170 Emery, Melissa 57, 129, 131, 141 Enyart, Cynthia 23, 47, 131, 132, 146 Ericson, Charles 128 Erickson, Kerry 94 Estep, Travis 143, 170 Falor, DuAnne 64 Farmer, Eric 72, 82 Farnsworth, Kristine 72, 146 Faust, Matthew 98 Faust, Rick 127, 143, 170 Fazekas, David 57, 143 Felice, Mary jane Felske, Elizabeth 64, 113, 130, 145, 168 Felty, Mark 72, 130 Ferry, Charles 64 Fettxg joseph 128 Finn, Daniel 82 Fischer, Andrea Fischer, Debra 72 Flaim, Karla 20, 23, 36, 127, 129, 140 Fletcher, Paul 36, 82, 125, 147 Flint, Brian 64, 82, 87, 147 Flower, Matthew 82 Fontaine, james 72, 82, 105 Ford, Colleen 145 Ford, Mary 72 Forgiel, Katherine Foster, Craig 64 Foster, Michelle 7, 23, 125, 126, 141, 145 Fouch, jeffrey Fralick, Thomas 57 Francisco, William 23 Frania, Stephanie Franklin, Tracy 64, 127, 140 Franzen, Matthew 65, 68, 137, 143 Frasier, joseph 72, 82, 146 Frazier, Linda 133 Frazzini, Lisa 65, 67, 131 Frierson, Aaron 72, 102, 110, 147 Fry, Kevin 23, 24, 82, 86, 105, 106, 122 Fuller, Bret 128 Gailhouse, Todd 72, 144, 147 Gale,-Tina 72, 140 L Gallagher, jeff 82, 127, 142 Garcia, Maximo 72, 130 Garland, Rebecca 128 Gamer jr., Frederick 13, 72, 123, 130, 132, 137, 138 Garno, Christine 57, 131, 135, 138 Garno, Lucy 57, 131 Garno, Mary 131 . Garwood, Melissa Gates, Randolph 72, 94, 110, 132, 144, 147 Gavalis, David 142 Geddes, jill 8, 65, 127, 131, 138, 140 Gendhar, Elizabeth 72, 131, 145 Gentner, Scott 72 Gentner, Todd 23 , Gephart, Denise 65 Gerber, julie 65, 126, 1410 Geronimo, juan 130 Gibbons, jamie 72, 146 Gibson, Robert 82 Gifford, Darcy 95, 108 Gill, Daniel 72, 82 Gilleran, Renee 65, 124, 147 Gilmore, Lisa 23, 91 Girard, Shelly 65, 145 Gladych-Machniak, Kathryn 49 Glei, Dana 46, 72, 95 Glover, Eann 65, 146 Godette, Robert Godfrey, Cynthia Goerner, Kelley 7, 47, 72 Goetz, Dawn 65 Gogan, Paul 23, 128, 142 Gomez, Richard 57 Gonzalez, Martha 23, 33, 91, 124, 137 Goodes, jeffery 57, 82, 83, 87, 122, 142 Goodman, Kari 72 Goodman, Mark 65, 128 Goodrow, Rodger 72 Gore, jill 138 Gossner, Bernadette 141 Gout, Scott 15, 58 Gove, jill Grammatico, Gina Grandis, Beth 72, 146 Grapp, Richard 82 Gray, Suzanne 58, 128, 131, 145 Grebeck, Ann 58, 140 Green, jill 72, 91, 111 Greene, Ann Greene, jacqueline 13, 65, 131, 144 Griffin, james 88 Griffin, Letitia 58 Grissinger, james 65, 82 Gritzmaker, Maxine Gross, Bradley 65, 82, 110, 147 Gruber, Elizabeth Grundy, Crystal 72, 129, 145 Gulliver, Ann 4, 29, 58, 91, 130, 137, 144, 150, 168 Gustas, Robert 23, 36, 125, 126, 127, 142, 146, 168 Guth, Garrison 72 Guzman, Glenis 5, 72, 93, 130, 146, 151 Guzman, Lisa Hackney, Stuart 58 Haddad, Mariam 23, 124, 125, 128, 137 Hadden, Beth 72, 79, 145, 151 5 5 l-laff jr., Allen 72, 129, 170 Hagewood, Douglas 73, 146 Haines, jill 128 Hale, Lisa Hale, Lori 24 Hall, Erica 65, 128, 131 Halloran, Christine 58, 140 Hambleton, Kymberly 44, 73, 124, 131, 132, 136 Hamden, Prentiss 93 Hamilton, joAnn Hamilton, Karl 24, 142 Hampton, Cynthia 58, 146 Hamrlik, Scott Handy, Amy Hanges, Bill 65 Hannan, Cheryl Hanson, Eric 26, 131, 138, 142 Hanson jr., Robert 65, 82, 110 Hansz, Sharon Hardy, Stacy 24, 138, 141 Hayden, james 125, 129, 137, 144 I-Iayford, Mark 58 Hedden, Amy 58, 64, 124 Hedding, David 73, 145 Hedge, Stephen 16, 130, 133, 138, 144 Held, Robert 73, 105 Hemmeter, Maureen 65, 93, 145 Henry, Pamela 65, 128 Herd, Diana 45, 58, 123, 127, 131, 140 Herdon, Tammi 58, 123, 150, 168 Hernandez, Olga 93 Herron, Betsy 145 Hester jr,, Donald 22, 24, 122 Hicks, Claudia 65 Hicks, Kimberly Higgins, Susan 33, 91, 111, 135 Hilderley, Richard Hile, Kevin 24 Hiller, Patrick 73, 144 Hines, Lora 58 Hines, Vincent Hobart, Christie Hobe, Susan 24, 47, 135 Hobson, Daniel 65, 128, 138 Hockin, jacqueline 113, 140, 144 Hodge, Lori 73, 130, 145 Hodson,john Hoeft, Charles 65, 144 Hofmann, Paul 143 Hofmann, Richard Hogenkamp, Scott 143 Hogg, Christopher 25, 143 H fgton, Brian Hqggggt ,tsiiti E it Kris 11, 25, 137, 146 Rebecca 145 Holder, Frank 82, 125, 143 Holliday, Ronald 125, 147 Hollingsworth, Alton 5, 25, 125, 144 Hollister, Rachelle Hollosy, Robert 73,5112 Holi, David 12, Holten, Melissa Holthus, jill 65, 123,fl32, 141 Holyfield jr., johnny Hommell, Beth 141 Hooper, Kristine 62, 65, 141 Hopejjlfell, james 58, 82, 147, 168 Dawn 58 Hoptiiii,'Lauri 58, 124, 126, 140 Horner, Todd 36, 148, 168 Horst, jay 92, 143, 147 Hoskins, Tony 98, 145 Hoult, Kyle 115 House, Sara 74, 145 Hoving, Michael 14, 58, 74, 82, 145 Howard, Bruce 73, 135 Howard, Charlene 73, 140 Howard, Christian 58, 143 Howe, Michael 65, 143 Howell, Mary Hoyson, Brian 65, 143 Hubbard, Daniel Hubbard, Tina 12, 34, 58, 125, 126, 128, 130, 138, 168 Huffaker, Lynda 58 Hug, Matthew 65, 147 Hulit, Alice 73, 124, 126 Hull, Marcia 95, 96, 168 Hummer, Sharon 73 Humphrey, Sunday - Hunt, Aaron 65, 82 ' Hunt, Alfred Hunt, Cheryl Hunt, Paula 65, 123, 132, 140 Harford, Kerri 73, 130,,-145 Hutchinson, Melanie Hyland, Patrick 73, 88 Hypes, Kenneth 143 Idrees, Zeba 65 Iffland, Connie Ilardi, Karena 73, 128, 145 Ingle, Allen 65, 143 Irizarry, Silma 65, 138 Irvine, Debra Isaacson, Brian Israel, joanne 9, 58 jackson, Terrell 88, 89, 90, 102, 143 jacobsen, Sherry 73, 95, 108, 144 jakubowski, Alan 58, 82, 142 james, Eugene or ,et. I A A jamw 'ii,'gZi'l in, eigh 58, 135 jenio jr., joseph 82, 142 Jennings, Annette 42, 73, 95 jessup, LouAnn 94, 111 jessup, Sherri 73, 132, 136, 146 jeter, Tyrone 65, 101 jewell, Alice 44, 65, 103, 111 Harrington, Anne Harris, Lisa 73, 131 Harris, Michelle 24, 128 Harsh, Carl 24 Hart, Pamela 73 Hartel, Gail 73, 147 Hartley, Suzanne 73, 134, 145 Hartley Jr., john 98, 100, 101, 145, 146 Hartung, janice Harvitt, Pamela 24, 34, 36, 93, 145, 168 Hasse, Karla 131 Hatch, Cynthia Hathaway, Lisa 45, 58, 140 johnson, Amy 73, 146 johnson, Christopher 115 johnson, jill 125, 138, 140 johnston, Bonnie 122, 140, 145 jones, jones, jones, 0112! Brian 4, 25, 29, 125, 126, 130, 144, 168 Dawn 58, 141 Roderick 73, 98 Sand 123 131 I , f judd, Harold 73, 94, 110 junker, joel 98, 147 Kaczanowski, joseph 73, 82, 147 Kamata, Masayuki 129 Kane, jeana 73, 76, 144 Karabey, Mine 131 Karniotis, Stephanie 3, 73, 147 Keegstra, Terri 58, 122 Keezer, julie 66, 128 Kehoe, Terence Kelley, Brent 36, 66, 98, 99, 101 Kelley, Yvonne 25, 122, 140 Kelly, judy Kepos, Michael Kerby, Ketha 91, 127, 141, 144, 168 Kerpet, MArk 74, 82, 147 Kessler, Brenda 58, 127, 141 Keys, Michael 143 Kim, Chi Suon Kimball, Ross 58 King, Kevin King, Tonia 145 Klein, Heidi 4, 58, 141 Klettner, Charles 58, 122 Klingler, jeffrey 112 'z Klotz, Robert 82, 147 Klump, Bryan 147 Knapp, Katherine 140 Knapp, Maureen 74 Knox, Lois Knudstrup, Kiersten 129, Koch, Brian Koch, Chris 146 Koch, Michele 24 ' Koenigsknecht, Edward 58, 127, 143 Kopas, Michelle 74, 147 Koshan, john 74, 82 Koster, Lora 25, 148 Kovacs, Christine 74, 146 Kowalski, Dawn 25, 123 Kowalski, Karla 74, 95, 97, 144 Kozma, Kord 6, 170 Kralovec, William 58 Kramer, Karen 141 Krensklewski, Tony 6, 82, 122 123, 127, 142 128 Krimntel IV, john 74, 82, 147 Krouse, Cheryl 58 Heidi 103, 141 Michelle 25, 141 95, 99 Il, Edward 13, 74 james Kuelnx, Nils Kuehne, Rebekah 58, 130, 147, 168 Susan 74, 95, 108 147 Michael 25, 26, 142 Marilyn 44 Denise La ore, William 26 Laiiness, Steven 74, 148, 170 Lambert, Rodney 10 Lamiman, Todd 82, 146 Lamphere, Virginia 66, 146 Lane, Keith 74, 170 Lange, Kelly 26, 126 Lange, Patricia 74 Lapa, Maureen 66, 129, 144 Lapanowski, Brett 59, 69, 127, 142 Larche, Pierre 66, 82, 147 I-11197, Rvbeff 14-3 3 Lan iiiil fence, Patrick 11221 ' A Leary, jean Leavens, Marikate 59, 133, 146, 168 Lecy, jennifer 140 Lee, Andrea 61, 66 Lee, David 59, 147, 168 66, 82, 105 Lee, 14, 122, 124, iss, 147 Lee, Sheryl 59, 111 Lee, Tracy 75 Lefebvre, jeffrey 146 Leffel, Nadine 127 LeGrii21d, Renee 75, 122, 145 Leiclit, Kelly 26, 75, 141, 145, 150 Leicht, Richard 127 Leszczynski, Catherine 59, 125, 140 Lewis, Colleen 122 Q . Liebler, Am 9, 140 umm, William as 82 9 Livmz. 1.77 Liva, Robert 82, 105, 106, 107, 122 Locke, Tammy 75, 145 Lockwood, jerry Loehr, Mark Lowe, Kathy 56, 59, 128, 141 Lucas, Will am 59, 122, 138 Luch, Timothy 110 Luettke, Thomas Lumley, Angela 77, 145, 150 Luomala, Christine 74, 75, 145, 151 Lutes, Heather 75, 145 Lutzke, janelle 36, 75, 147 MacDonald, Tracy 26 Macek, Kelly 59, 128, 131 Mack, Thomas 59, 123, 168 Madama, Michele 133 Madis, Lisa 61, 66, 93, 126, 134, 151 Maguran, Marc 59, 112, 142 Mair, Brenda 45, 75, 91, 129, 144, 148 Maki, Kathleen 59, 124, 125, 134 Malcolm, joneen 75, 131, 147, 152 Malicki, Melinda 7, 59, 129, 134 Malpass, Mary 131 Mancini, David Manders, Mark Mann, Rebecca 128 Mannes, Terry 66, 82 Marfori, Norberto 66, 129 Martin, Kevin 82, 122 Martine, Noelle Marvin, Melissa Massanari, Nicole 145, 152 Massimino, Tia Masters, Stanley 123, 136, 144, 146, 168 Masters, Steven 105 Mattson, Teresa Maxwell, james 143 Maxwell, Michele 26, 140 Mays, Anianette 141 Mazur, jeffrey 105 Mazurek, Matt 146 Mazzoni, Peter 75, 82 McCarty, Tamara 75, 138, 147 McCombs, jeffrey McCoy, Darlene 26 McCrory, Matthew 75, 77, 80, 82, 110 McDaniel, Darnella 131, 144 McDonald, Nicole 66, 123, 126, 134 McDonald, Sylvester 75 McFarland, Margaret 146 McGhee, Mario 59, 82 McGuire, Cheryl 123 McKay, Cora 66, 138, 144 McKevitt, Frank 26, 88, 122 McKinney, Amy 66, 150 McKinney, Antenita 131, 144 McLaughlin, Kristen 75, 131, 132, 147 McLean, james Gerlad 26 McLean, jodie 66, 93, 108, 109, 146 McMahon, Terri 75, 140, 144 McMullen, Kimberly McNabb, Darin 57, 59 McNaughton, Patti 2, 59, 130, 144 McNeil, ChrisArine McNeil jr., Richard McSwe n, jason 82, 147 Mendel? Colette 26, 128 Merillat, Bryan 59, 82, 147, 168 Merithew, jill 59, 126, 129 Merucci, Marc 143 Messner, Kevin 82 Michelson, Kristin 65 Midds, jason 59 Mikulak, Dawn 27 Miller, Barbara 59, 122, 141 Miller, Cathy 27 Miller, Charles 144, 147 Miller, Charlotte 27 Miller, Cynthia Miller, Douglas 66, 142 Miller, Laraine Kay 34, 49, 128, 134 Miller, Mary Minard, Molly 75, 95, 97, 108, 146 Miotke, Lynn 66, 111 Misner, Melissa 58, 59, 141 Mitchell, Katrina 75, 131, 147 Moceri, Paula 59, 131 Mogk, john 122, 142 Monagin, jennifer Montague, Catherine 27, 125 Montague, jerry 134 Montgomery, Amy 131, 145 Montgomery, Sue Mood, Laura 75, 91, 147 Moore, Danny 66, 129 Moore, Darren 75 Moore, Kelly 75, 146 Morehouse, Ronald Morelli, Marie 3, 66, 146, 168 Morgan, David 75, 82, 110 Morgret, Wendle Mo sy, Carol 27, 140 Morton, julie 75, 145 Moser, Lucinda 66, 69, 123, 125, 126, 140 Mosley, Lisa Mosley, Patricia 66 Mosley jr., Stanley 75, 131, 146 Moss, john 105, 147 Mosson, Edward 105 Mosson, Martin 82 Mowery, Deborah 129 Mowry, Melanie 59 Mucha, Timothy 15, 75, 146 Munson, Katherine 75, 95 Murray, Nancy 66 Musser, jennifer 27, 32, 127, 128, 141 Nace III, Morton 27, 49, 94, 108, 129 N , Stacey 27 130 Nm? Leslie 128' Namis, juan 79, 130, 151 Near, Robin Neill, Owen 75, 82 Nelson, Kristine 6, 38, 59, 129 Nelson, Linda 75, 145 Newberry, Laura 75, 147 Nichols, Carey 75, 76, 144 Nichols, Scott 27, 143, 147 Niemi, Richard 59, 92 Niner, Marian Nixon, William 75, 102, 110, 147 Norback, Leslie 75, 125, 145 Nortley, Lora 59 Nowak, Eugene 136 Nowak, Mary 75, 145 O'Brien, jennifer 44, 75, 125, 144 O'Neill, Molly 27, 54, 125, 137 O'Neill, Patrick 66, 94, 110, 146 Olin, Ronald 66 Oliver, Edward 28, 137, 143 Olsen, Heidi 95, 111, 146 Olson, jeffery 75, 122 Ong, Chan 46, 66, 130, 151 Oram, Benjamin Oram, Mary Otlewski, Charles 28, 82, 136 Painter, Christine 28, 31, 38, 140 Palmer, jennifer 75, 125, 140 Papas jr., john 122, 147 Paquette, joseph 76, 124, 144, 147 Paquin, jeffrey Paratchek, April 76, 145 Parker, April 76, 80, 144 Parker, Edith 91 Parker, jane Parshall, james 22, 122 Parshall, Michelle Patrick, Gwendolyn 42, 66, 128, 145 Patton, Christopher 82, 147 Paul, Kelly 76, 145 Paulson, james 66, 127, 143 Paulson, Wendy 67 Pawley, Kristina 59, 125, 127, 141 Pearcy, Kathy 67 Pederson, Laura 76, 140, 147 Peel, Traci 76, 125, 140, 145 Peregord, Allison 122, 141 Perez, Michael 59 Perez, Teresa 76, 111 Perkins, Michelle 36, 67, 125, 134, 140, 145, 168 Peruski, Lyla 67 Peterham, Sarah 67, 147 Peters, john 76, 82, 146 Petersen, Karen 76, 140, 146 Peterson, Victoria 76, 95, 108, 145 Pettis, Darren 76 Phillips, jeffrey 59, 143 Phillips, Marty Phillips, Paula 59 Pickens, Bruce 67, 82, 129 Pickett, Wayne 147 Pierce, Veronica 3, 76 Piersante, joseph 6, 82 Pietrzak, David 88, 142 Pigg, Shelly 93 Piniewski, Patricia 59, 125 Pinkerton, Lisa 59 Piper, Tara 76, 78, 145 Piszker, john Plante, Maria Plato III, Ralph 82 Ploegstra, Michael Plzak, Scott 28, 122, 142 Poggiali, Carrie 67 Poissant, Aimee 59, 141 Pomorski, Paul 82 Poniatowski, judith 76, 124, 129 Poniatowski, Kathleen 57, 59, 60, 12 Potter jr., Norman 67, 82, 87, 147 Potts, Thomas 59, 124 Pouttu, jennifer 76, 95, 108 Powell, Sonya 67 Power, Charles Powers, Lisa Prajzner, Larry Pratt, David 82 Preston, james 76, 88, 89, 143 Price, Scott 21, 28, 124, 146 Prochaska, Sarah 145 Pugh jr., William Pyorala, Michael 59, 144, 147, 168 Quaye, josephine 76, 145 Quinton, Toby 76, 147 Rainey, Ivan 60, 105, 106, 107 Raleigh, David 4,144 Ramirez, Elizabeth zs, ss, 115, 122, iss, 146 Rapa jr., Ronald 76 Rausch, Matthew 15, 112, 147 Raymond, Kirk 60, 125 Redding, Carey 67, 91 Reed, Karin Rehberg, Glenn 76, 105, 147 Reiffers, Aimee 76 Rendel, David 67 Rennie, jackson 76, 82, 110, 146 Restum, Brad 88, 142 Rice, Jennifer 76, 123, 132, 137, 145 Richmond, Kimberly 76, 146 Richmond, Stacey Rickard, Mark 60, 125, 144 Rickard, Wesley 128 Riffe, Christina Rigg, Karen 28, 128 Riley, Lesia 33 Rincon, Helio Riske, Dawn 28, 54, 127, 140 Roach, Lenore 60, 141 Roberts, Debra Robertson, Cheryl 28, 52, 54, 122, 130, 144 Robinson, Laurie 61, 67 Robinson, Sharon 28, 103, 146, 168 Rodlund, Mary 67 Rogers, jerry 146 Rogers, Kristine 29 Rohn, Cindy 76, 131 Rohrer, Brian 128, 143 Rokita, Sherry 137 Roosa, Robin 48 Rose, Kimberly 76, 134, 146 Roseboom, jayne 52, 53, 144 Ross, Miriam 76, 129 Rubin, Ronna 60, 125 Ruhle, Sondra 70, 76, 145 Ruiz, Robert 92, 123, 133, 138, 144 Rumbold, Barbara 29, 49 Russell, Steven 112 Russette, Denise 67 Rzepka, Tammy 77, 95, 145 Sadowitz, Shanna 29, 122 Sadowski, Arlynn 134 Samuels, Sherri 140 Sandor, Michelle 77, 146 Santilli, Matt 29, 82 Saxton, Michael 67 Scheid, Lisa 77, 108, 129, 145 Schenck, Tamara 67, 122, 130, 145 Schlimgen, Sabra 47, 125, 138, 141, 145, 152 Schmid, Collene 77, 140, 145 Schmidt, Deborah Schmit, Robert 105 Schnabele, Rebecca 67, 145 Schneider, David Schneider, julie 71, 73, 77, 95, 123, 132, 145 Schott, Susan Schreck, Sharon Schryer, Todd 29 Schultz, Kenneth 67, 147 Schultz, Shelley 77, 93, 108, 109, 145 Schumaker, Amy 29, 141 Schwarz, Alan 60, 94, 123, 146 Scott, Karen 77, 140 Scott, Kevin 77, 82 Scott, Michael 60, 82, 105 Scott, Sheila 67, 93, 108 Seebeck, Melody 29, 134 Sehy, Randy 77, 82 Seidler, Elizabeth 29, 122 Sellas, Spencer 30, 142 Semos, Brian 2, 67, 130, 131, 144, 168 Serra, Michael 142 Sexton, Brian 147 Shadrick, jill 122 Shaffer, Lisa 47, 77, 140 Shambarger, Frances 60 Shannon, Gloria 77 Sharma, Vinod 60, 147 Sharpe, Sondra Sharpe, Victoria 60, 122 Sharrow, jody 60, 125, 134, 141 Shaw, Coleen 54, 128, 137 Shaw, Kathleen 30, 52, 54, 129, 130 Shearer, Marcy 77, 108, 145 Sheeran, Siobhan 77, 147 Sheid, Stephanie 77, 131, 132 Sherman, Debra 138 Shields, Christopher Shields, Heather 30 Shoudy, julia 77 Shroat, jennifer 60, 94, 111, 125, 141 Shubnell, Terry Sidebottom, Susan 77 Sigler III, Irvin 67, 82, 87, 110, 147 Simonsen, Ronda Simpson, Charles Sims, Margaret Skocelas, jodi Slater, Kirsten 77, 126, 129, 145 Slatick, Deborah 60, 133 Sliter, Heather 77, 140 Sluschewski, Veronica 56, 126, 128, 146 Slusher, julia Small, Stephen Smith, Crystal 67, 113, 144 Smith, Dena 95, 108, 144 Smith, Farrand 67 Smith, Maria 145 Smith, Maxwell 142 Smith, Melissa 77, 91, 147 Smith, Michael 60 Smith, Robert 82 Smith, Tina 60, 132 Snellenberger, jacqueline 77, 80, 129, 145 Snider, Terry 60, 143, 144 Soja, Carrie 60, 127, 141 spam, Eric 77, 145 Sparkman, Amy 103, 123, 130, 136, 137 Spies, julie 30, 122 Spinosi, john 143 Spohler, Scott 143, 146 Sponseller, Heidi 113, 123, 125, 131, 145 Spray, james 82 Stacho, Thomas 60, 115, 133 Stafford, Richard 30, 36, 122, 124, 127, 142 Stalworth, Bryant 77 Stark, Kenneth 30 Stasak, Dawn 60, 141 Stec, Roxann 60, 129, 134 Steele, Kathy Steele III, Curtis 77, 82 Stevenson, Terria 67 Stewart, Gerald 30, 130, 131, 132, Stewart, Rebekkah 77, 141, 146 Stites, Nancy Stolle, Brian 61, 94, 110, 143, 147 Stolowski, julie 77, 95, 96, 108 Stone, Eric 38, 123, 131, 137, 168 Stone, Kevin 128 Stones, Deana 67, 125, 14-4 Strawcutter, Betty 134 Stribbell, Laura 30, 123, 140 Strong, Richard 142 Stutz, Kelly 31, 141 Suarez, Nardo 5, 77, 130, 151 Suffredini, Robert 77, B8 Sundermann, Mark 67, 142 137, 138 Wagner, Mark 98, 147 Wagner, Sandra 61, 130 wigefield, Carol 5s, 145 Walczak, Dennis 105, 106, 147 Walker, Dionne 68, 95, 96, 97 Wall, jeff 147 Wallace, Gregory 68, 142 Wallace, Mamie Walters, Sheila 168 Walthall, Lorna 68 ' Walton, Elizabeth 68, 103, 125 Warburton, Nancy 61, 126, 134, 141 Ward, Laura 68 Warkoczeski, Suzanne 61, 122 Warner, Kathleen 68, 108, 146 Zarate, Deborah Zuckerberg, Scott 33, 143, 147 Zurcher, Sandra Surowiec, Andrew 78, 94, 110, 123, 129, 137, 138, 143 S mmm, R dd 61 Warren, Sarah 79, 145 W 011 Warren Susan 79 95 145 'ralarele Randall 61, 62, 146, 168 waning, Ricnnni' ' T'111'1'01111111' A1111 129' 131 warsielei, Kimberly 124, 133 Tambomini, Gina 31 W G 61 82 Tamburine Lisa 67 69 93 145 asmu' 'egmy ' , ' ' ' f Weaks, john 146 Taormlna, Steven 48, 61, 67, 122, 146 wenmenly Glenn 59 61 124 I I I Tar?weg:lScot:l11, 33, 47, 68, 135, 146 wentnml Beninnnn 14 Tay 01" 11119 e Weave Ga le 32 146 Taylor, Shelly 73, 95, 1os, 146 " 1' 7 ' 46 Webb, james 4 , 143, 1 Taylor, Tlbifhl 78, 131, 147 Webster 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