MacMurray College - Tartan / Illiwoco Yearbook (Jacksonville, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1982 volume:

The Daily Other. my head --Linda Conme nt TO A MAGNIFICENT COLLEGE Sports It ' s a Jungle out there. — Deb Robinson I ' m u{ lv from to mv toes. Wilson unclassified ads BETH: I can ' t thank, you enough. You ' re a real sweetheart! ! Love ya, Gina COLLEGE NOW HAS WATEKriGHT ALIBI IN CAMfOB CEBTEl CASl By Phyllis Kellogg The problem of leaking water in the Capus Center has finally ended, accordiag to Business Manager Wolfgang Hertweck. Hertweck said the previous insulation on ' the Campus Center roof has been replaced with black rubber sheet log. The sheeting was first installed and laid flat on the roof to preTanc water fro« leaking into the building. To install the insulation, workers tore off any of the old roofing that they felt could be replaced in a day. After the insulation is completed, the roof will resemble a big sheet of rubber, Hertweck said. The roof repair will cost $92,644, including masonry work. Hertweck said $48,000 has been paid, but is BIG MAC BLAST! SAT 14, 4-H Building Morgan County Fairgrounds Band and Beverages $3 Girls $4 Guys. 6 p.m.-? MAC HOSTS lAIAW TOURNAMENT; FACES ADGDSTANA TODAY uncertain if the remainder of the money will camm out of this year ' s budget. Hertweck said the workers will return in the spring and put gravel on the CaaqMS Center roof. o — m o CO - f— m o -o m J TO C ( I 5= Sunday MAC ON TV Dean Muriel Cooper will be interviewed by Charles Griffith on WGEM-TV, Channel 10, Quincy, in a l5-minute broadcast at LO : 1 5 a.m. Sunday . o o 3 m ss b o M O w f Cfl Z M O H PI H X H o 3 § o Z G PC DRUG QUIZ by Curt Scfboroui , Ph.O. QUESTION Which occupa- tional group in the United States has the highest per- centage of problems with alcoholism and drug abuse? a) Doctors and nurses b) Professional athletes c) Law enforcement of- ficers d) Bartenders ANSWER Just as black lung disease is the coal miner ' s major occupational hazard, so is alcoholism artd drug abuse th%. scourge of physicians, nurses, and phar- macists, says Dr. G. Douglas Talbott, director of Georgia ' s Disabled Doctor ' s Program. Talbott told the Palm Beach Institute conference that one out of seven physicians in any hospital group in the United States is in trouble with drugs. Besides alcohol — the drug of choice of most physicians — darvon, tylenol, talwin, and demerol are all causing a lot of trouble, and cocaine and THC (marijuana) are showing up with more frequency as the causes of problems among physicians. Correct answer - a. CHICAGO ' S LATIN CONNECTION FLAVORS MAC SOCCER TEAM Hector Arias is from Sergio Flores is a blue Guatemala via Chicago ' s P soccer player from Schurz High School. He Farragut High Schodl in recalls that one of his most Chicago and was bom in memorable experiences In Mexico. Sergio was Mr, high school came during his Everything for his high sophomore year when he school team; not only was played against Bowen and had t:he star player, he was cover Jose Andrade. o coach. Sergio promises to do all that he can to help Mac ' s soccer team this year. His prediction: MacMurray will be Division III national to Hilton Hall is from Honduras and Chicago Wells. He was a teammate of Rudy ' s and another all star. He echoes Rudy ' s hopes for champs this year. Mac ' s success in league aiul post-aeaaon play. Another group of wonderful people is the housing people. It is rather an ignorant policy to force two people to be roommates — they presently have singles because their respective former roommates left — especially if by doing this it leaves empty dormitory rooms. This policy might make sense if the College could save money on the deal; however, this is not the case. They (this college) are simply leaving rooms empty because they are hoping to get that extra one hundred dollars from some poor dumb sucker who is willing to pay to keep a single. This college is very very very greedy!!! SEASON OF TRIUMPH FOR CLAN Highlander fans saw something these past few months they hadn ' t seen in over a decade — a winning men ' s basketball team. And if coach Bob Gay has anything to say about it, they won ' t have to wait longer than than the 1982-83 season to see the happy sight again. UNCLASSIFIED Owdlln 2 p m. ol ttm I rvg lay bafor puWicMion. 36i tm 2ft«haracw lln«; •pkM nu- dmytffmaMttlmh omt rw. 25 -lin«. THIRSTY? Come to House of 111 Repute tomorrow night, L24 Diamond Court. FOR AN EASY PIECE Norrls 321. Must have I.D. B.J. special. Ask for Candy. The purpose of •ducatlon is not happiness. — Allsn Tste letter To the editor. FREEDOM OF SPEECH NON-POLICY By Debbie Willard Biology 103, RA freedom of speech, and the driveway behind Jane Hall were the chief topics of discussion at Tuesday night ' s MSA meeting . MSA President Linn Baker ' 82 reported on the steps taken towards the students ' concern over low test grades in Biology 103. Students had believed that test scores were lower than in past years. But, according to Prof. Richard Freiburg ' s records, the grades are basically the same as in the past. Freiburg is now handing out study guides; thus the students are finding it easier to study for the tests. The study sessions that have been held have been beneficial also. Freiburg emphasized that if there are amy problems, he Is willing to help. Baker then reported on the RA freedom of speech NcOeUand Menu We would like to express our appreciation to CAB for the nice Valentine ' s Day dance held Friday night. The turnout was excellent, and it is too bad that more ;AB activities aren ' t as ell attended. Lynette Shaw inotices 1 ' Lori Shaw SPANISH TABLE — Small ining room by doors at icClelland, noon to 1:15 •m today. YEARBOOK 1982 — Make lappolntmeats for Individual class pictures for the lyearbook In the Campus Center between 10 a.m. and 3 Ip.m. today . SLAVERY LEGALIZED AT flAC -BUY A GUT LYNN — I want to thank you for being that special friend that I was only able to once dream about. You have made that dream become reality, and have shown me the true meaning of friendship. May this friendship last a lifetime, and I know It will because a true friendship never ends. Thanks again, and many thanks and love to Tony too. Love, Poo-Poo Nasty DISCUSSED IN SENATE issue. MSA had asked the RAs if they were for trying to win some sort of freedom of speech in criticizing the administration. The RAs decided to let MSA pursue the issue, and thus Baker met with President Stephens. He suggested that there be a non-policy on the issue. His view. Baker explained, is that it is unfair to totally censor the words of anyone, but it is not right to let them say anything they please either. Non-policy means not total censoring or total freedom, but rather that each case be dealt with individually, and that moderation should be used . calendar HOMECOMING 1981 Monday, Oct. 5 — Final king and qua en elections. Tuesday, Oct. 6 — Soccer slave auction, 8 p.m. Wadnesday, Oct. 7 Bonfire, 8:30 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 8 John Morgan ' s Blie Grass Band and dinner, Mlchalson lawn, 5: 30 p.m. Friday, Oct. 9 Ice cream social featuring Ted Ed, 9:30 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 10 Founders ' Day celebration: Dorm contest 10 a.m., JV soccer 11 a.m., pre-game show 1 p.m., varsity soccer L : 30 p.m., formal dance 9:30 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 11 Qu-en ' s formal dinner, buffat style at McClelland, 4:30 to 6 p.m. TOGETHER IN SIGN Meeting in Education Complex Media Center, 6 to 7 p.m. today . ■ 2 Underclassmen 33 Sports 57 Activities 81 Seniors 127 Faculty 143 May Day 1982 In Memorium Louise Gates Eddy 1890-1982 Class Of 1912 Each generation chooses the way it will do its thing, and each generation finds it easy to forget that rebels preced- ed it. L.G.E. in Gentle On My Mind Mrs. Eddy was a student, friend, trustee, and benefactor to MacMurray College. Her contributions and steadfast concern will be missed in many areas. In her autobiography she says she feels confident that the essence of the personality contin- ues and will be recognized after physical death. Her unique essence continues to grow through the lives of the students she helped. For all you have done and all you continue to do Thank you Mrs. Eddy. Special Olympics 12 15 Homecoming 1982 This year ' s theme for Homecoming was Cele- brate and that ' s exactly what everyone did. The excitement began with the making of the banners and continued through to the game and dance, both held on the tenth of Oc- tober . . . (Right) Homecoming King and Queen Kurt Knoedelseder and Beth Shatto. (Below Left) Freshman representa- tives Sergio Flores and Mary Meagher. (Below Right) Tammy Niemeyer. ■.Hi- ' • II (Left) Sophomore representatives David Bolger and Cindy Bass. (Middle Left) Senior representa- tives Don Lipka and Eileen Dren- nan. (M iddle Right) Kurt and Beth hav- ing their special dance. (Bottom Left) Junior representa- tives Andy Wisdom and Denise McKibben. (Bottom Right) Happiness at just scoring a goal. Q EARSWITH YOU I (Top; First place Jane Hall ' s banner. (Middle) Several of the colorful banners made for Homecoming. (Bottom) Rich Laren on the dunk- ing booth, one of several booths for Homecoming. Passion, Poison, And Petrifaction Senior Workshop By Kurt Knoedelseder The Real Inspector Hound Senior Workshop By Aris Tompulis Marat Sade By Peter Weiss Director — Richard A. Kendrick Costumer — D. Polly Kendrick Marquis de Sade Richard French Coulmier Douglas Blines Jean Paul Marat Aris Tompulis Simone Evrard Kay Pitman Charlotte Corday Donna Adams Duperret Paul Riegei Herald Lori Robinson Rossignol .Karen Ten Eyck Cucurucu John DaCosse Kokol Pat Pendleton Polpoch David Stephenson Jacques Roux Al Lewis 24 25 i She Stoops To Conquer By Oliver Goldsmith Ik Director — Philip Decker Scenery and Lighting — Richard Kendrick Costumes — D. Polly Kendrick Squire Hardcastle Aris Tompulis Mrs. Hardcastle • • . • • • ■ - • • Fran L. McClain Ruby, ma.d to Mrs. Hardcastle Mary Meagher Garnet, maid to Mrs. Hardcastle Laura Laughlin Tony Lumpkm Kurt Knoedelseder Kate Hardcastle Shirley Pratt Constance Neville Lori Robinson •t ' fS Richard French Dick Muggins JohnCassels ' . Saivatore Rossolille J? !, ' PaulRiegel . ■ g Pat Pendleton ru,KV i Karen Fitzgerald Charles Marlow JohnBoIte George Hastings p , . 29 Madrigal Dinners This year ' s Madrigal Dinners were held in McClelland Hall on the fourth, fifth, eleventh, and twelth of December, Following the dinner the Madrigals performed sev- eral old tunes and Christ- mas Carols. (Top) Jesters Charles Bolinger and Mike Piatchek. (Above) Monk Richard Hanson. (Middle Left) Pamela Laurent. (Middle Right) Beth Shatto. (Bottom) Abby Gable, Jim Smith, and Annette Bickel. (Left) Trumpeters Gene Yetter and Susan Willard. (Middle Left) David Stephenson and Pamela Laurent. (Middle Right) Jim Smith and Annette Bickel. (Bottom Left) Narrator Ronald Winter. (Bottom Right) Kent Babbs. (Top Left) David Stephenson. (Top Right) Rich Laren and Abby Gable. (Middle Left) Kent Babbs and Beth Shatto. (Middle Right) ]ohn Bolte and Col- leen Kelly. (Right) Andy Wisdom and April Bennington. Susan Adams Jay Ahne Miyuke Akiyama Hisaya Arimura Jeff Barnes Carol Beal Leslie Beal Tammy Beeler Jill Blanchard Charles Bolinger Beth Bowyer Donna Boyer ' 85 ' 85 ' 85 ' 85 ' 85 ' 85 ' 85 ' 85 ' 85 ' 85 Stephen Brune Julie Bye Bonnie Campbell Roberta Christensen 34 Stephanie Dantzler Virginia Dillingham Matthew Dillion Jeannine Downey Vicki Eidridge John Erkert Rodney Farmer Stephanie Fortman Barbara Gaitens Karen Card Nancy George Allison Gibson ' 85 ' 85 ' 85 ' 85 ' 85 ' 85 ' 85 ' 85 ' 85 ' 85 Genarose Goetten Debra Goodrich Diane Grove Jennifer Haffner 35 Dawn Hanley Gail Hannah Leslie Harris Pamela Heine Kelly Heldt Bernadette J. Henriott Romy M. Henriott Eugene Hinckley Cathy Humphries Beth Jackson Vicki Johnson James Judge ' 85 ' 85 ' 85 ' 85 ' 85 ' 85 ' 85 ' 85 ' 85 ' 85 Ann Kabbes Tracy Kelly Cheryl Kimble Elizabeth Knapp Kathy Knodle Roland Kramer Joseph A. Kren Julie Kyrouc William Lane Laura Larson Monica Layden Nancy Lewis ' 85 ' 85 ' 85 ' 85 ' 85 ' 85 ' 85 ' 85 ' 85 ' 85 Lea Malaker Linda Mason Rosalina Mayo Lisa McCormick 37 Melanie Mifflin Judy Miller Patrice Murdock John Myers Catherine Nash Ute Neidhardt Todd Neighbors Pam NIgro Yvonne Olszewski Patricia Petty Laura Ponziano Crystal Probst ' 85 ' 85 ' 85 ' 85 ' 85 ' 85 ' 85 ' 85 ' 85 ' 85 Christine Pryor Brenda Rademacker Gina Ralston Beverly Richard 38 Carter Ricks Denise Ross Lori Schieber Judith Schmitz Lori Shaw Kara Simms Tina Sims James Smith Julie Smith Matthew Smith Linda Steichen Jana Steinmann ' 85 ' 85 ' 85 ' 85 ' 85 ' 85 ' 85 ' 85 ' 85 ' 85 Amy Stevens Lisa Thoennes Janice Tsuji Barbara Uchtman 39 Beth Utter Ann Weaver Michelle Whitlow Deborah Wile Susan Willard Kimberlyn Williams Kay Wilson Mary Withem ' 85 ' 85 ' 85 ' 85 ' 85 ' 85 ' 85 ' 85 ' 85 ' 85 Brenda Wolfley Andrea Zellmann 40 Freshman Not Pictured Alfred Adams Sam Allen John Ambrosius Lynn Annis Hector Arias Mark Bair Pete Balis David Barbknecht Margaret Barry Judith Bayer David Beck John Benevolent Beverly Beucher Annette Brown Patrick Cain Felipe Casillas Sheila Castleman Patricia Cochran Jon Cody Silvana Corsetti Rodoifa Cortes Janice Dalton Jeff Davidsmeyer Mark Devor John Domalewski Curtis Dow Diane Dreier Randall Edwards Susan Farmer Donald Fitzsimmons Sergio Flores Renee Fox Jose Garcia Colleen Geoghegan Emily Graig Marcella Graig Amy Hackman Hilton Hall William Hardin Micheal Hertweck Eugene Hinckley Jeffery Hubert Veronica Jacobus Peggy Johnson Amy Keller Julie Knupp Michael Ladwig Laura Laughlin Polly Leith Melvin Lindsey Sam Matuszak Mary Meagher Jeff Menz Lisa Method Marian Meyers Jacqueline Miner Raymond Mitchell Karia Persels Jane Phillips Mike Piatchek Gregory Pike Kenneth Plahn Suzanne Pogue David Porter Audust Rekar Elizabeth Renfro Christine Robson Salvatore Rossolillr William Roth Stephen Roustio Linda Sailer David Sandercock John Schaaf James Schafer Tamra Schmaljohn Tamara Scott Donald Sennott Roger Smith Todd Smith Kent Spencer Lisa Stapleton Ruth Stowe Debra Sweesy Michael Thomas Timothy Thurston Michael Tooley Maxwell Twum Bartlett Van Vliet Andrea Weiss Harrold Yoder Cindy Bass Nathan Bassete Aria Bernard Mary Bingert 1 1 % J David Bolger Teresa Brawner Kelly Briney John Burg Martha Cadet Suzie Coaty Grayling Coleman Cathy Cramer •I ' 84 ' 84 ' 84 ' 84 ' 84 ' 84 ' 84 ' 84 ' 84 ' 84 Joletta Dean Lisa Demaree Alice Devlin Karen Dollahon 42 T| y ' - Marisela Dominguez Katherine Ellis Lori Ervin Marty Evak Brenda Farmer Kelly Fehrenbach Cynthia Fernstaedt Karen Filliettaz Linda Flanary Sandra Flewellen Amy Garcia Michael Gittens ' 84 ' 84 ' 84 ' 84 ' 84 ' 84 ' 84 ' 84 ' 84 ' 84 43 Rhonda Gladney Melissa Goluba Guy Haynie Briget Hays David Hepburn Vicky Holland Tim Hutson Sara Imthurn Melissa Ives Chris Jacobson Lynne Jeckel Sheila Ann Joslin ' 84 ' 84 ' 84 ' 84 ' 84 ' 84 ' 84 ' 84 ' 84 ' 84 Stephen Kelly Cindy Knax Nancy Kuhlmey Ferdinand Lamar 44 ' 84 ' 84 ' 84 ' 84 ' 84 ' 84 ' 84 ' 84 ' 84 ' 84 45 Dave McDermeit Marcy Ann Miclow Scott Murphy Lisa Neubauer Nancy Norfleet Kathy Ohara Patricia Oloffson Hillary Otero Susan Park Calista Peebles Camilla Pierce Kevin Pollmann 84 ' 84 ' 84 ' 84 ' 84 ' 84 ' 84 ' 84 ' 84 84 Jonnie Ray Deborah Reed Bill Rhoads Barbara Richardson 46 Robert Shaffer Elizabeth Simons Sue Slaninka Shirley Smith Norma Staley Kim Stankus Becky Steckel Cheryl Steidley ' 84 ' 84 ' 84 ' 84 ' 84 ' 84 ' 84 ' 84 ' 84 ' 84 Ellen Sweeney J. Bruce Synnott IV Karen TenEyck Kathi Tolasko 47 Cheryl Trusler Judy Truchi Beth Unger Mami Urano 84 84 84 84 84 ' 84 ' 84 ' 84 ' 84 ' 84 Richard Virnig Christine Warner Cindy Weils Beth Weity 48 ,1 Cinda Wheeler Sally Woods Shirley Wilk Debbie Wiliard ' 84 ' 84 ' 84 ' 84 ' 84 ' 84 ' 84 ' 84 ' 84 ' 84 Jeri Zornow 49 Sophomores Not Pictured Curtis Allen Kent Babbs S. Linn Baker Richard Barclay Holly Bartholomew Linda Batterfield Robin Biermann Brenda Blimling Doug Blines Alan Brainerd Robert Breeding Raymond Bryan Barbara Burnett Joe Charlton Catherine Critz Holly Cully Karen Dean Mark Dudko Donna Ferry Pamela Flynn Bonnie Forgy Kayla Frankfother John Franklin Alberto Garcia Robert Gerhardt Wilbur German Susan Gusse Roland Hahn Cindy Harvey Sheryl Holding Michael Houser Debra Hunter Janet inslee Kabirr Jallow Robert Johnson Rickey Jones Phyllis Kellogg Hope Kelly Michelle Kern Steve Kirchhofer Kathleen Krueger Gregory Lovekamp Cheryl Macklin Frances McClain Lisa Meinhold Craig Mendola Catherine Mizzi Pat Morgan Gary Mucklow Harry Nevlin Mark Perry Mary Pitte Scott Reed Tracy Richards Suzanne Rider Kevin Rieck Leslie Riegel Diana Roark Wesley Robertson Gerald Robinson Constance Roewe Orville Rudd Mary Schieler Thomas Sellers Suzan Settles Ronald Smith Rene Schmittgens Steve Staley Jack Tague Kevin Taylor Glenn Thomas Niels Vanden Bergh Sharon Vesely Tina Wilcox Catherine Acevedo Shawn Aiello Jose Andrade Cris Ardis Tom Atkins Karen Balich Lina Bell Tim Berry Cheryl Boock Robin Bosomworth Ruya Cangor Pattie Cawley ' 83 ' 83 ' 83 ' 83 ' 83 ' 83 ' 83 ' 83 ' 83 ' 83 Lemont Clark Katie Cornwall Lynn Crocker Angeleada Crowell 51 in III Dawn Engess Cyndi Fehrmann Michael Fender Denise Giguere Sandie Henson Danny Himes Crissy Mines Marilee House ' 83 ' 83 ' 83 ' 83 ' 83 ' 83 ' 83 ' 83 ' 83 ' 83 Karen Jackson Carroll Jacobus Chris Johansen Christopher Johnson 52 83 ' 83 ' 83 ' 83 ' 83 ' 83 ' 83 ' 83 ' 83 ' 83 ' 83 Mike Kelly Angie Kessel Denise Koska Rich Laren Gail Lawler Mark Leach Greg Lewis Lori Lewis Kathleen Mack Jacqueline Maher Sue Marti Kevin McCarkel David McRoberts Jon Minton Beth Ann Myers Laura Obal ' 83 ' 83 ' 83 ' 83 ' 83 ' 83 ' 83 ' 83 83 ' 83 ' 8 Susan O ' Rorke Ann Ortery Kay Pitman Beth Potter 54 I Steen Poulsen Shirley Pratt Merry Rhoades Stanley Rives Rose Rupple Lynette Shaw Cinda Stewart Randy Sunderland Gary Teicher Jennifer Tompulis Joy Tsujimoto Elizabeth Zander ■ ' 83 ' 83 ' 83 ' 83 ' 83 ' 83 ' 83 ' 83 ' 83 ' 83 55 Juniors Not Pictured Jeanie Aiken Barbie Anderson Ismaill Bakhit Norman Bensel Chuck Biese Laurie Bliven John Bolte Mary Burba Daria Chambers Dawn Chambers Beth Chilman Roy Chrisop Barbara Coe Louis Cortina Lisa Cowsert John Da Cosse Vickie Davis Larry Deal Steven Dude Dawn Durbin John Dzik Mary Kay Ebkin Fernando Estrada Robin Gee John Hardcastle Gary Hassall Elizabeth Heid Lee Ann Hutson Norman Johnson Michael R. Jones Orville Jones Bonnie Ketner Katherine Krall Judith Kus Jenny LaMont Carol Lemon Mary Lengermann Kirk Lentz Denise McKibben Paula McPherson Douglas Morris Linda Morris Cheryl Morrison William Morrow Tom Newland Dennis Pivin Diane Reside Paul Riegel Sherri Roberts Darryl Robinson Brian Ruch Kenny Runkle Lynn Schaper Linda Schmittgens Vicki Schroeder John Sepesy Robert Smith Wayne Soehnlin Denise Toeike Aris Tompulis Brad Trowbridge Donn Vecchie Karen Welch David White Andrew Wisdom Terri Woolaridge Valarie Zeilmann Volleyball Back Row: Linda Steichen, Linda Wilson, Kathy Lojas, Lori Dyer, Deb Robinson, Karen Dollahon, Rhonda Gladney, Coach Carol Wilson; Front Row: Lisa Demaree, Lisa McCormick, Leslie Beal, Valarie Zeilmann, Linda Morris, Barb Gaitens, Susan Parks. Back Row: Connie Roewe, Mary Pitte, Coach Renny Linstromberg, Marilee House, and Abby Gable; Front Row: Janice Tsuji, Ann Kabbes, and Crystal Probst. Cross Country Back Row: Asst. Coach John LeBreton, Nate Bassett, Ferd Lamar, Wayne Soehnlin, Charles Bolinger, Coach Bob Gay; Front Row: Kara Simms, Louis Cortina, Colleen Geoghegan. Soccer Back Row: Assl. Coach Jim McMclean, Todd Neighbors, Rudey Cortes, Mike Ladwig, Roland Kramer, Dave Hepburn, Nick Stavrojohn, O.J. Rudd, John Ambrosius, Roland Hahn, Greg Pike, John Domalaski, Felipe Cassillas (F.W.), Coach Pete Glon; Middle Row: Dave Sandercock, Jose Garcia, Kabirr Jallow, Joe Charleton, Dave White, Dennis Parsons, Mike Jones, Celio Young, Chuck Biese, Dennis Pivin, Louis Restrepo, Jon Codey, Mike Piatchek, Bill Lane; Front Row: Hilton Hall, Alberto Garcia, Todd Smith, Rich Barkley, Don Lipka, Kevin Duff, Jose Andretti, Mark Dudko, Sergio Flores, Hector Arias. 62 Back Row: Coach Carol Wilson, Daria Chambers, Karen Dollahon, Marcy Craig, Kathy Agans, Jenny Tompoulis, Shawn Aiello, Linda Wilson; Front Row: Barb Gaitens, Lisa McCormick, Carol McCormick, Tammy Beeler, Becky Steckel, Bev Beucher, Pam Thies. Not Pictured: Mary Meagher and Dawn Durbin. Women ' s Basketball Back Row: Linda Wilson, Deb Robinson, Lisa McCormick, Linda Thomas, LeeAnn Huston, Marilee House, Coach Rose Evans; Front Row: Mary Kay Ebkin, Tammy Beeler, Linda Morris, Valarie Zeilmann, Lynn Schaper, Carolyn McCormick. 68 Baseball Back Row: Coach Bill Gross, Randy Sanderland, Mike Campbell, Matt Smith, Pete Balis, Dan Himes, Marty Evak, Ken Runkle, Bill Sampen, Jack Tague, Hilton Hall, Coach Jack Garrett; Front Row: Scott R ed, Norm Johnson, Wayne Soehnlin, Ferd Lamar, Jay Ahne, Jeff Hubert, Dave Barbknecht, Kevin Duff. 70 Men ' s Basketball Back Row: Coach Bob Gay, Theresa, Asst. Coach Steve Sherril, Jay Ahne, Tim O ' Brien, Mike Pudela, Mike Kelly, Mark Mayer, Jim Horsefield, Jeff Hubert, Gary Tripp; Middle Row: Darrly Robinson, Chris Jacobuson, Danny Mines, Ferd Lamar, Mark Sanders, Steve Roustio, Curt Allen, Bob Gerhardt; Front Row:Don Fitsimmons, John Hardcastle, Rodney Farmer, Dave Porter, Pete Ballis, Mel Lindsey, Ray Bryan, Scott Sennatt. Men ' s Tennis Back Row: Roy Chrisop, Tony Stevens, Dave Bolger, Coach Bob Gay; Front Row: Rob Shaffer, Guy Haynie, Tim Hutson. Swimming Back ?oiv; Debbie Wile, Dean Kirby, Kevin Duff, Eugene Hinckley, Rich Laren, John Schaaf, Coach John Schuster; Front Row: Dawn Chambers, Kim Williams, Jenny Tompulis, Karen Lando, Chrissy Mines, Pam Staples (manager). Golf Back Row; Kevin McCarkel, Robert Mines, Harold Yoder, Jeff Randall, Dr. Michael Biloz; Front Row:B l Rhoads, Tom Winkowski, Pete Ruch, John Schaaf. I Wrestling Back Row: Coach Jack Garrett, Kevin Rieck, Mark Robinson, Gary Hassall, Joe Kren, Ron Smith, Asst. Coach Jon leBreton- Middle Row: Steve Kelly, Jon Ray, Matt Smith, Mark Perry, Greg Lewis; Front Row: Alfred Adams Mike Thomas, Jim Judge, Tom Lupo, Curt Dow. Dorms: Blackstock L 82 Blackstock Second Blackstock Third 84 Sorry — No Picture For Jane 1st. 86 Jane Third Kendall Kendall Basement 88 Kendall Second Kendall Third 91 Michalson Michalson Basement Michalson First o 93 r Michalson Third Hi 95 Norris Norris Basement % Norris First 97 Norris Second 98 Rutledge Rutledge First 100 Rutledge Second Rutledge Third 102 Alpha .ambda Delta 103 Alpha Phi Omega 105 Biological Society 107 T Campus Activity Board 108 109 German Club Intramural Staff 112 Library 113 Montage 114 115 116 117 III! Senate 118 Student Council For Exceptional Children 120 121 Holy Fools 122 Women ' s Choir Men ' s Choir Concert Choir Paul Arcand Debbie Aumann Glenda Balentine East Hartford, Ct. Downers Grove, II. New Berlin, II. B S. _ Conservation B.A. — Hearing Imp. B.S. — EMH 128 Laria Barringer Edwardsville, II. B.S. — L.D. SED April Bennington Minonk, II. B.S. — Mathematics David Blanchette Jacksonville, II. B.A. — Journalism Connie Borton West Frankfort, II. B.S. — Hearing Imp. Donna Brazen Evergreen Park, II. B.S. — LD Nina Burleigh Chicago, II. B.A. — English Econ. 129 T30 Kathryn Doubet Ellisville, II. B.A. — Hearing Imp. Cecilia Fisher Pittsfield, II. B.S. — Business Ad. Kevin Duff Chesterfield, Mo. B.S. — Ad. of Justice Kathleen Flores Peoria, II. B.S. — Hi El. Ed. Carol Engquist Oak Lawn, II. B.S. — Soc. Work Soc. Frances Gould Canton, II. B.S. — Elementary Ed. Sharon Hazelton Elmhurst, II. B.S. — Elementary Ed. Colleen Kelly Dolton, II. B.A. — Music Journalism Robert Mines Grand Ridge, II. B.S. — Accounting Bus. Ad. Dean Kirby Jr. Green Bank, NJ. B.S. — LD SED Kris Johnson Dundee, II. B.S. — Accounting Kurt Knoedelseder St. Louis, Mo. B.S. — Theatre Arts Journ. Judith Kus Chicago, II. B.S. — Elementary Ed. Sarah Lambert Altamont, II. B.S. — Elementary Ed. Donald Lipka St. Louis, MO. B.S. — Business Ad. Kevin Monaghan Hillside, II. B.S. — Urb. Stud. Pol. Sci. Theresa Mooney Harristown, II. B.S. — Psychology Camille Msall Oak Park, II. B.S. — El. Ed. LD SED Tammy Niemeyer Huntley, II. B.S. — Hearing Imp. Martha Noble Godfrey, II. B.S. — Social Work Deborah Osterhoff Champaign, II. B.S. — Business Ad. Beth Parr East Alton, II. B.A. — Elementary Ed. Dennis Parsons Ames, Iowa B.A. — Elementary Ed. Clifford Pederson Norridge, II. B.A. — El. Ed. Bio. Paul Piltz Noblesville, In. B.S. — Business Ad. Ronald Quick Collinsville, II. B.S. — Psychology Jeffrey Randall Palatine, II. B.S. — Conservation Cheryl Ray Trenton, II. B.S. — Hearing Imp. Mark Robinson Pullman, Ml. B.S. — Art Sherri Roberts Chicago, IL B.S. — Business Cassandra Rogers Chicago, II. B.S. — Soc. Work Soc. Lori Robinson Waukegan, II. B.A. — Psych. English Linda Schmittgens Park Forest, II. B.A. — Public Rel. T36 Vicki Schroeder Crystal Lake, II. B.A. — Art Ed. Beth Ann Shatto Peoria, II. B.S. — Elementary Ed. Timothy Shea Belleville, II. B.S. — Ad. of Justice Poly. Sci. Robin Smith Chapin, II. B.S. — Social Work Patrick Staples Winchester, II. B.S. — Poly. Sci. Ad. of Justice Arlene Stark Worth, II. B.S. — Hearing Imp. 137 Nicholas Stavrojohn Westchester, II. B.S. — LD SED Patricia Stawicki Berwyn, II. B.S. — Hearing Imp. Linda Thomas Chicago, II. B.A. — Journalism Linda Lucy Thomas Peoria, II. B.S. — Psychology Patricia Visnesky Springfield, II. B.A. — Chem. Bio. Math. Steven Walker Mazon, II. B.A. — Art Wendy Ward Dearborn, Ml. B.S. — Ad. of Justice Soc. Cheryl Washington Chicago, II. B.S. — Soc. Work Soc. Elizabeth Weiner Springfield, II. B.S. — Elementary Ed. 140 Bachelor of Arts Lee Craghead Richard French Montgomery Mahon Patricia Pendleton Johnny Ray Thorns Cecilio Young Bachelor of Music Dawn Banovitz Annette Bickel Bachelor of Science Kathleen Agans Oliver Baysinger Donald Booker Mary Kay Briddle Kimberly Bullard Suzanne Caldwell Doreen Cripps Kitty Cross Kathleen Cunningham John DeVauIt Audrey Englehardt Carol Fehrmann Linda Friend Dwayne Gavin Carol Helbig James Horsfield Patrick House Molly Hullinger Clisby Jackson Laura Klement Beverly Kondritz Patricia Langdon Charles Lockenour Mary Elizabeth Mansfield Jaclin McArtor Timothy John O ' Brien Michael Pudela Louis Restrepo Deborah Robinson Mary Lynn Rourke Mark Sanders Kathleen Schnettgoecke Callie Sellars Jennifer Shevchenko Wayne Soehnlin Anthony Stevens Darryl Swanier Aris Tompulis President B.C. Stephens 144 Frances Briggs Assoc. Professor of Nursing 145 147 Guy Crumley Dr. Philip Decker Professor of Theatre Dr. Bruce Domazlicky Professor of Economics With son Eric 148 Dr. Edwin Ecker Professor of Mathematics Anne-Marie Fuhrig Asst. Professor of German Wolf Fuhrig Professor of Political Science Sue Grigsby Instructor of Nursing Dr. James Goulding Professor of Philosophy and Religion 153 Dr. Eugene Laurent Dr. Mary Lenny Professor of Theatre Arts Assoc. Professor of Nursing 154 Dr. Edward Mitchell Dean of MacMurray 156 Dr. Richard Palmer Professor of Philosophy James Petty Dean of Students Sue Rentle Asst. Professor of Social Work 158 Howard Sidman Professor of Art William Slowinski Forensic Science r Marti Templin Nursing 160 161 Mrs. June Meece Alumni Office James Garrett Education of H.I. 162 163 Graduation 1982 Congratulations Graduates! 166 167 168 I 170 172 173 175 I Advisor — Dr. Richard McGuire Editor — Cheryl Kimble Head Photographer — Kathy Lojas Treasurer — Beverly Richards Others Who Helped Make This Book Possible Tammy Beeler Ann Kabbes Janice Tsuji Lori Dyer Crystal Probst Donn Vecchie Veronica Scaccia Special Thanks To Jim Pinney And Curt Dusek 1 The only small -college dally newspaper east of the Mississippi PCC CHAMPS! a PPY BIRTUEHkT - Today: HIGHLANDERS TROUNCE PANTHERS WIN SHARE OF PCC TITLE 99-86 Teresa Bravoer. Toaorrow : Jaaea Hiaes. Sunday: Ann Kabbes. FOCLo IN r.lE N ' KWS TEN DAYS WITHOUT SEEING YOU President Reagan warned again today that immediate results cannoc be expected from his austerity budget which LOOK erfect Thursday, several mom ns of m is t a Ke s . MAC BLAST II Sat. 13, 4-H Building Don ' t miss this one! Band and Beverages Girls, $4 Guys; 6 p.m. $3 -? CHRISTMAS CAROLS — Join Holy Fools in caroling at homes in Jacksonville tonight. No makeup. Meet at the Chapel at 7:30 p.m. PHONATHON RESULTS! Wednesday ' s Total: $7,840 Three Day Total : $21 .450 Top three teams are Rut! edge Hall ' $4730. Jane Hall $3620  arid Kendall basement $2575. Soccer Coach Pete Glon naaes senior co-captain Don Llpka as the recipient in hla sport. The 6 foot, one inch goal keeper posted three shutouts in September and played a brilliant game when Mac tied Qulncy 1-1 in double overtime. Additionally, Llpka was Player of the Game in a hard-fought 1-0 win over Wheaton College in a match billed as the Midwest Gane of the Week September 26. MacMurray College and that it will take o overcome the effects of four decades Every victory came in straight sees for Coach Rerny Lins tromberg ' s girls Monday, Mac ' s winning singles players were Abby Gable, Lori Schieber, Connie Roewe, Liz Simons, Marilee House and Janice Tsujl, playing in her first collegiate match. A bit over a minute later. White got a head ball score as constant Mac pressure bored holes In the Earlham defBnsa. Andrade sat the -t . ;e with a cross from the r. t side. Monk battled r SC goalie and got the -i- of the situation a the fans watched the ball bound slowly over the chalk. Inside, printed In block letters, was the following message : DEAN PETTIGREW — I KNOW WHERE YOU GOT THE MONEY TO PAY OFF THOSE GAMBLING DEBTS OF YOURS. IF YOU DON ' T WANT THE PRESIDENT TO KNOW, BRING $10,000 TO THE CAMPUS CENTER PARKING LOT AT MIDNIGHT MONDAY. — ONE WHO KNOWS Seniors Linda Wilson, Deb Robinson, Linda Morris and Kathy Lojas were honored for their years of service and fine play at Mac in a brief ceremony before the match with Maryville. Lojas could not attend; she was out with a case of bronchitis. COWS MEET AND INVITE ALL TO JOIN This group is my life. I live and breathe for it. m I feel that COWs has a lot of unrealized potential, but I feel that, with dedicated people like Fernando elected, much of this potential will be § realized, Steen Poulsen ' 83 q exclaimed about the Citizens of the World Organization (commonly known as COWs). Citizens of the World 5o Organization met for the first time this semester at noon Feb. 21 and elected president Michael Gittens ' 84, vice president Jose Andrade ' 83, treasurer z Hillary Otero ' 84, and z secretary Fernando Estrada •83. 55 BEFORE YOU LEAVE Student Affairs asks you to: 1. Close and lock all windows . 2. Turn off the lights and unplug everything except aquariums . 3. Lock the door. After the residence halls close today, the staff will make a final room check. HIGHLANDERS Li. u .w, . « To the editor: I was thrilled to see that The Daily Other refered to the girls ' soccer team as a Mac team. Apparently the school does not extend the same courtesy to our female soccer players. The girls were not sponsored by MacMurray; therefore they were not able to use MacMurray as their team name. The girls also had to purchase uniforms with their own money. Maybe, since the ladies did so well, the College will recognize them as a Mac team and extend certain courtesies to them. Thank you. Daily Other, you made my day. — Nick Stavrojohn MAC KNOTS ICS NETS FOR 3RD STRAIGHT T The greatest torture for most people Is to think. — Luther Burbank The Victorians Patty Petty Liz Simons Barb Gaitens Kathy Lojas Rene Schmittgens Marci Graig Brigit Hays Cyndi Fehrmann Julie Smith T - Lewis TRUSTEES DISCUSS CAPITAL CAffPAICV, TUI ' TOK INCPFASF, FINAJxTTAL ATP In other action at the meeting, the Trustees adopted a budget for the 1982-83 school year that contains a 12 percent hike in tuition, fees, and room and board. Tuition and fees will go from $3,990 this year to $4,470 next year. Room and board will jump from $1,800 to $2,200, meaning comprehensive costs will be upped from $5,790 this year to $6,490 next year . January Term fees will also go up. FALL PRACTICE FOR GOLFERS: BILOZ APPRAISES HIS LINRSMEN GIVE BLOOD AND SAVE A LIFE conduct its drive here The Olympics Dawn Durbln Dawn Engess Laura Klement Janet Inslee Ruth St owe Judy Miller Laura Larson Kathy Flores Judy Wysong Suzie Goaty Leah Malaker Dear Mac Students: The surprise birthday party Monday was great, and it really was a surprise! Thank you for the very thoughtful gesture. I wish for each of you a happy and productive spring. E.G. Stephens At Eureka Friday night, it was a Beeler rebound of a missed free throw with 11 WOMENS ' TENNIS TEAM, seconds left in the game COVER YOURSELVESi that spelled the difference. With MacMurray trailing by If Nature is two and less than half a against us, we shall minute to go, Val Zeilmann jflght Nature. scored two of her game high — Simon Bolivar 24 points to set the stage for Beeler ' s final tally. •Toa vender why I ' m J ' ' ' 20 not paranoid? performer; Mary - Brad Trowbridge °«ts ' balanced scoring attack with 12. For acid indigestion and heartburn a lot of people spell relief R-O-L-A-I-D-S. But at MacMurray College, if you ' re an injured athlete, relief is spelled M-O-MI Yes, you read it correctly — Mom — the nickname of Yvonne Thies, MacMurray ' s athletic trainer and nurse. Mom does everything for hurt athletes, from taping, bandaging and icing to whlrlpooling, medicating and dv lne Phi Nu will annual blood tomorrow. Kathy Lojas, president of Phi Nu, explained that Phi Mu and several nurses from the Central Illinois Blood Bank in Springfield have coordinated a drive aimed at collecting 125 pints. Last year the drive brought in LOO pints. Tomorrow ' s drive will be held upstairs in the Campus Center. Donations will be welcome between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. The total time involved in Siving blood is approximately one-half hour. For all donors, there will be cookies and juice. The ad to give blood is not just advertising hype, said Lojas. When you donate blood, you are saving a person ' s life. Presently there is a shortage of blood in the central Illinois area. 1 J C o 4 H Uj CD r ■ 0 ru (D a fjt rf o fD o Cv y o (D lJ n rt O rr ZT 1 — ' (D H i-ti 0 o EE r M (D ow hi p CD H CI. i3 r 3 p. o O c (D B 1 (0 rt (0 CO 3 z o n na o -3 - 00 cu rr C I- u rr O O (U (0 UJ — 3 O T3 O (D rr n i-n cfl n n O rt 1 3 (b t— ' CI. 3 fD O 1-1 (U 2: n- (T) I rr cn 1 O O w Z • i-l o o M 03300 o fc 03 a: •o CO I-. - O rr c I 3 ftJ 00 I CO H- H-- n O rr 3 O - o i, ' ° 3 (0 3 rr B (T) (D CW rr rr c O- cn _ 3 O 00 CT fD 3 M o p n 3 rt, 00 t (1) Qj rr H- j • g 3 fD I— 3 • -a CO g tD fc C rr (0 05 • 05    „ In season closing action, the Lady Highlanders won a 63-61 thriller at Eureka Friday night, then bowed out of the lAIAW Division III Women ' s Basketball Tournament with a loss to North Park Saturday, 65-61. The Ladies finish the L981-82 season with a 9-16 slate ■ The Daily Other. An Independent newspaper for MacMurray College. Published Monday through Friday during the college year by the Journalism program. Printed by MacMurray OfTlce Services. Box 1140, MacMurray College. Jacksonville, m. 62650. Office, RuUedge Basement 1. Phone 245-6151, ext. 284. EDITOR IN CHIEF: David Blanchette MANAGING EDITOR: Ken Runkle ASSOCIATE EDI TOR: Lorl Robinson ASSISTANT MANAGING EDITOR: Linda Thomcis STAFF: Nina Burleigh. Cathy Crltz. Colleen Gtoghegan. Al Lewis, Pat Morgen. Debbie WlUard SPORTS EnnX)R: Rick Vlmlg SPORTS SIAFF: Mike Pudela. Linda Wilson ARTIST: Dave McDermelt PRINTER: Rodney Scogglns CmCULATICN MANAGER: Denlse Gir uere CIRCULATION ASSISTANT: Sally Woods O fBUDSBIAN: Philip Decker ADVISER: A!lan Metcalf NIGHT EDHOR; Cathy Critz