McKendree University - McKendrean Yearbook (Lebanon, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1969 volume:

m O! ' -. ' i!: ?,i 1969 McKendrean McKendree College Lebanon, Illinois wi ' ki m ■ c ' ' U, MEMORIES FOUNDED FOUNDED 1814 mREE Autumn s immigrants . . . Here ' s a general invitation to the people of the world. Jesse Hutchinson, Jr. (1813-1853). . . . settle down. Lines and more lines . . Court of laughs Society happenings . . . ' The Unknown ' rock out for Philo ' s Fall Dance. Cook-out follows Clio hayride. B •-v H E [ Plato sponsored a car rally. ' Pledge ' Mueller chows down. speakers troni near and tar 4v - ' ki i ' f ' ' - JK I A 1 1 W M ,Z Assemblies this fall featured Pres. Rackham and ABC- TV ' s news commentator Peter Jennings. Four-legged basketball There is no glory ii outstripping donkeys. Martial (A.D. 40-102) C.P.B. sponsors Halloween dance Dancing is wonderful training for girls, it ' s the first way you learn to guess what a man is going to do be- fore he does it. Christopher Morley ( 1 890- ) Greek weekend rained out ii |K ? ■ ' ■- T-r-.?! I Wt Philo-Ferx weekend, 1968, promised to be a highpoint of the semester. Heav ' rain, a fact of life here at McK, resulted in the cancellation of the annual football tilt and the post-game picnic. The pre- game dance was held in Deneen Center however and was enjoyed by all present. M ' f% ■ 1 M i i 1 B1 r L Relaxation . . . CT j ' mL- vL 1 r ' ' ' S l s v ■ H 1 1 H 1 K I Kf ' jl H H 1 ; y 1 k y H :t . J, k i c s f i •V 1 1 V - Jackson wins pool tourney . . . Whoso neglects learning in his youth, loses the past and is dead for the future. Euripides 484-406 B.C.) I I Campus life features diversification . . . i Homecoming ' 68 Cafe nite features relaxed atmosphere Dennis Korte receives the Lou Vesely Scholarship Award. Left: Bearcat board action Right: Al Fisher receives prize for Plato. Below: The Queen candidates, the reign- ing Queen and the 1968 Queen ' s court. Coronation ceremonies . . . On November 23, 1968, Miss Vicki Coleman was crowned as the McKendree Homecoming Queen. Miss Coleman is from Percy, 111. and was escorted for the evening by Mr. Phil Schwab. The Queen ' s court and escorts are as follows: Far left: Freshman Maid Linda Everett and escort Bruce Roper. Far Lower left: Senior Queen Candidate Patti Knop and escort Glenn Oliphant. Lower left: Sophomore Maid Margo Rutledge and escort Greg Snyder. Below: Ju- nior Maid Maureen Rawley and escort Terry Florek. Below right: Senior Queen Candidate Betsy Doer- wald and escort Peter Saineghi. Right: 1967 Home- coming Queen Simone Daesch and escort Dave Killan. McKendreans dine and dance Other Homecoming activities . . 1 i ; l J 1 ■1 9 • H 1 1 llll ' ' 1 •77 BL. A tea was provided for parents and friends of the college. Students caught in the act . . . The DMZ adds a new dimension to campus life Plato presents Walter Scott . Plato was credited with a first when it presented, ex- clusive of the Campus Program Board, a concert with Walter Scott and the Kommotions. ' . K Ml tS and the beat goes on . . . The president hosts faculty and students Christmas at McKendree il ' .ift ii .3 j F W KKmmwB . 1 ..- pk @ ' B ■ir I ' .a P ' 1 J. i llw .iKM ' mi:; s si .6Si :-:: Stu-Co sponsors party for underprivileged Snow . . . Junior class auction for fun and profit Right: Col. Chas. Alcorn auctions off goodies for the Junior Class. Be- low: Derek Hill receives his culinary prize. Finals bring varied reactions mtmw Gabriel appears at McK Alexander Gabriel of the U.N. press corps speaks at Mc- Kendree. Mr. Gabriel is known for his knowledge of foreign affairs and policy. Bearcats on NAIA trail to K.C. McKendree begins 141st year r OUCATION • OUTICS Lt. Governor Paul Simon, member of McKendree ' s Board of Trustees, gave the Foimder ' s Day address. Lt. Gov. Simon spoke on the role of the small, liberal arts college in Illinois. Founder ' s Day 1969 was well attended by students, faculty, administrators and friends of the college. Rest and relaxation Odd Couple is a smash at McK! TWT iff The other side of McKendree . . . Springtime at McKendree Actor Conreid appears at McK Hans Conreid, one of the most distinguished and versatile actors on the American theatrical scene spoke at McKendree dviring Fine Arts month. His presentation included readings from the Bible, Shakespeare, Wolfe, Lincoln and Heine. April — Fine Arts Month Left: Scenes from A WILDE EVENING WITH SHAW featuring Mayo Loiseau and Richard Gray. The program was comprised of the plays, essays and speeches of Oscar Wilde and Bernard Shaw. Below: Ron Bottcher, a leading baritone of the Metropolitan Opera, was also a featured performer diaring April. Right: Twenty-two year old Michael Lorimer, a classical guitarist, captivates a McKendree audience. Lorimer, a student of Andres Segovia, displayed his musical skill with a program of music spanning four centuries. Spring Formal 1969 — The Luau The expressions of John Streb and Judy Herrin are indicative of all who attended The Luau sponsored by the Juniors. 4j .? 1; Student Congress campaign trail Above: Presidential candidate Jay Hodges stresses a point during the Forum. Above right: A large crowd turned out for the meet-your- candidates Forum sponsored by Student Congress. Right: Pres. Elect Bob Greene shakes hands with Pres. Jerry Boner while Vice Pres. Elect Phil Schwab and Reps.-at-Large Smoltz, Herrin, Howie and Moore look on. Below: Junior class Reps. Westlund and Hogan and Senior John Streb discuss plans fo r the coming year. McKendree hosts parents McKendree College Parents Weekend 1969 was very well attended this spring. The parents were treated to shows of McKendree student abilities as well as to a concert by the Time Square Two. PHI LAMBDA SIGMA WINS . . . Above: The marathon runners about to keck off Greek Week 1969. Below left: Philo ' s Derek Hill poses before running his leg of the marathon. Below right: Ferox ' s Dave Rose hands off to Dean Schmalenberger who ran the final leg of the relay. Friday evening independents as well as Greeks were treated to a grecian banquet and a skit show. Above right: Clio ' s fantastic half-dozen charge up the aisle. Below: Scene s from the party at the Ferox Laugh-In. W Philo men Owens, Keene and McKenzie bathe some poor soul in the waters of Homer Park. Ferox ' s Dave Hampleman takes a breather after the sprints. Below: Adelphi ' s Dennis Swick wins the hundred yard dash. Greek God, Steve Keene and Goddess, Cindy Upchurch were crowned at the dance Saturday evening. Below: Ferox ' s Jay Hodges as Dean Schmalenberger. w . . . GREEK WEEK 1969 4 I V:,- .it J.ri -i:v . Above: Adelphi ' s Chip Murray spashes down during the Mud Jump competition. Below: A broken rope meant sprawling bodies Saturday morning at the Ferox-Philo tug-of-war : i: Dr. Rackham becomes McKendree ' s 28th President Left: Dr. Rackham receives the presidential medallion from Board President Milburn Akers. Top: Burnell Heinecke receives the Akers Alumni award from Leon Church. Marcella Mom Keck (above) and Ivy Votrain (below) retired after many years of service to McKen- dree. They are seen here receiving gifts from Mr. Snead. Commencement 1969 Above: Educator Lindley Joseph Stiles, the Inaugural speaker. Below: The class of 1969 advances and is recognized. Right: Dr. Robert I. White, the commencement speaker, President of Kent State University, Kent, Ohio. Dr. lindley Stiles and Dr. Robert White both received Honorary Doctor of Laws degrees, (above) Dr. Uniuh is shown placing the hood on Dr. Stiles, (left) Mr. Akers placed the hood on Dr. White, shown here receiving his degree from President Rackham. (right) Below left: Dr. Rice places the hood on Dr. David Trueblood, the Baccalaureate speaker. Dr. Trueblood received the honor- ary degree of Doctor of Letters. Below right: Miss Barb North receives her degree from E)r. Rackham. W l MUSCLES Sj A asketball 68-69 Record: 19--6 McK OPP 96 Westminster 73 112 Midwestern 92 88 S.I.U. — Edw ' ville 71 75 S.E. Mo. State 71 114 Olivet 89 100 Mrris 62 89 E%eka 84 L90 K K. Tournament 55 f83 Ji on 74 F93 Harris 66 101 Sti Benedict ' s 64 88 Ulof Mo. (St. Louis) 93 78 S. .U.— Edw ' ville 80 74 an lo ra Wesleyan 93 74 ! ! ! ! 79 55 38 S5 35 W shington U. St Benedict ' s Nc thwood Qi ncy Lii :oln 89 83 84 75 74 KNEELING: (left to right) Wayne Loehring, Max Hook, Terry Florek, Steve McFall, Dean Jackson. STANDING: Dave VVilliar Steve Laur, Paul Funkhouser, Mike Finley, Dennis Korte, Steve Keene, Ed Belva. 68-69 Bearcats Steve Keene B V ' d B fli IjAV H «s v V S B ■H ■ iy o? ?fifsi n 1 1 1 ' 1 Mike Finley Paul Funkhouser i3 fM 1 ' 1 fcf 1 t? i m 1 H J. 1 NAIA Tournament 1969 McKendree College, long overlooked as a candidate forthe NAIA District 20 tour- nament, upset tradition this year by bagging the No. 2 berth in this post-season event. The Bearcats ' inclusion in the tournament marlcs its first invitation since becoming an independent team in 1963. The first game of the tournament saw Chicago State fall to McKendree, a game played in Lebanon. A spirited team then traveled to Millikan University for the deciding game of who was to represent District 20 in the Kansas City finals. Losing the game at Millikan was not an easy one, but everyone at McKendree is proud of their Bearcats and Coach for hav- ing such a fine season. Next year--it will be all the way to K.C. Bearcats Win McKendree Invitational r «tSi Mgr. Bob Drews, left; Head Coach Dave Dutler, right. 69 ' Bearcats Baseball Team (SWW Mvmm nf W KNEELING: (left to right) Robert Drews, Mgr., John Mule, Nick Passomato, Dennis Korte, Jerry Boner, Bill Foster, Tony Mrisso. STANDING: Dave Dutler, Coach, Howard Thomas, Mike Fenton, George Fuiten, Terry Florek, Jim Nail, Dennis Swick, Terry Etling, David Musso. p I T C H E R S Left to right; Nick ' Iropiano, Tony Musso, IJon l ording, Bill Foster, Nick Passomato, John Mule. Catchers Mike Fenton Infielders Left to right: Chris Farrell, Dennis Swick, Jim Nail, Terry Etling, Mike Fenton, Dave Musso. Left to right: Terry Florek, Howard Thomas, Dennis Korte, Jerry Boner. o u T F I E L D E R S «ljg : !f ' ' f!3 ' ; ■jgK y- ' •[iillMrn Peggy Garrett Jackie Svanda Vara Best ■ I 1 1 1 w Bf- ' -S tJ M H J IE n 1 H IW l r ■ r K l . H y J J - k jrfH JL L ipi f |p I ki ■ [?J 1 ' vC ' - U ■ J r ' |£ | i iK ' i ' • Bkflffi m y HHUP fe } l rJISii . f ' .f ■ -•:,:P ' - ' 1 ■PP 1 ' . 1 1 1 Adelphi-Ferox Share Football Crown Adelphi: ROW ONE; (left to right) Mike Kinney, Bill Forbes, John Streb. ROW TWO: Nick Passomato, Mike Tribuzzi, Dan Stewart, Stu Mills. ROW THREE: Jack Farrow, Brian Finn, Dennis Swick, Gene Keck, Mike Hampton. Ferox: ROW ONE: (left to right) Brad Hoyt, Mike Howie, Dave Rose, Mike Fenton, Grey Geminn, Glen Sudol. ROW TWO: Jerry Boner, George Fuiten, Greg Snyder, Steve Romack, Nick Tropiano, Lee Wright, Perry Martz. ROW THREE: Jerry Zimmerman, Steve Carlson, Chris Farrell, Marty Dial, Ken Alepra, Bob Bridges, Bruce Hogan, Mike Przybyl. Ferox Captures I.M. Basketball Championship KNEELING: (left to right) Bruce Hogan, Nick Tropiano, Steve Carlson, Dave Hamplemon, Mike Fenton, Mike Howie. STANDING: Jay Hodges, Greg Snyder, Chris Farrell, Grey Gemmin, Mike Przybyl, George Fuiten, Dave Rose, Brad Hoyt. I Ferox-Walton Co-Champs I.M. Soccer IM Baseball Title Goes to Ferox for the Third Year in a Row Jl SITTING (left to right): Bill Truty, Dave Hampleman, Grey Geminn, Mike Przybyl. STANDING: Mike Howie, Steve Romack, Lee Wright, S teve Carlson, Jay Wittlich, Dave Rose, Brad Hoyt, Bruce Hogan, Greg Snyder. MEMBERSHIPS Student Congress 1st ROW: Left to Right; Wieland Roeschman, David Rose, Rick Newbury, Bill Lirely, Jerry Boner, Martha Scully, Craig Moore, John Fen- oli, Larry A. Schmalenberger. 2nd ROW: Anna McNeely, Linda Walton, Billye Parker, Vara Best, John McCormack, Mike Howie, Gary Gehrs, Valeria Burton, Judy Herrin, Robert Drews, Wesley Berg, Lauren Fowler, Allison Taylor. 3rd ROW: Gary DoUinger, Bruce Hogan, Brad Hoyt, Fred Hawker, Tom Sanders, Nick Passomato, Karen Nottrott. Executive Council Executive Committee 1st ROW: Left to Right; Bill Lirely, Jerry Boner, Martha Skinner. 2nd ROW: Rick Newbury, Craig Moore, John Fenoli, Dave Rose. r i H I 1st ROW: Left to Right; Linda Walton, Robert Drews, Valeria Burton. 2nd ROW: John Fenoli, Mary Cox, Dave Cornelius, Judy Herrin, Jerry Zimmerman. Student Welfare Academic Council 1st ROW: Left to Right; Karen Nottrott, John McCormack. 2nd ROW: Rick Newbury, Tom Sanders, Wes Berg. =: - Student Congress is the b6dy charged witli the responsibility of being, not only the voice of tlie students, but the liaison between the Student Body and faculty and administra- tion. As prescribed by his Constitution, the President of Student Congress is to act as spokesman for the Congress and the Student Body to the Faculty and Administration. - ' ' Campus Program Board Executive Committee Speaker ' s Committee Top to Bottom: Vicki Coleman, Diane George, Margo Rut- ledge, Rose Harris, David Wilkey, Lauren Fowler, Sheri Smith, Ralph Miller, Cletus Davis. 1st ROW: Left to Right; Criag Moore, Margaret Lorentzen, Phil Mar- cell. 2nd ROW: Chip Murray, Ruth Anderson, John McCormack. Films Committee Publicity Committee Left to Right: John McCormack, Ruth Anderson, Rick Carper ter, Rose Harris, David Wilkey. SEATED Left to Right: Debbie Upchurch, Peggy Garrett, Margaret Lorentzen. STANDING: Cindy Upchurch, Rose Harris, Margo Rutledge, Susan Towers. Names start bottom center and go toward the left: Wesley Decker, Jane Templeton, Brain Finn, Melissa Loy, Ken West- lund, Steve McFall, Diane George. Hospitality Committee Recreation Committee FRONT: Left to Right; Byron Calvert, Lee Wright, Karen Nottrott. 2nd ROW: Beverly Terry, Tom Sanders, Ralph Miller. Coffee House Committee 1st ROW: Left to Right; Bob Barron, Neil Caplin, Rick Carpenter. 2nd ROW: John McCormack, Don Bogue, Ruth Anderson, Cindy Upchurch, Kathy Kenyon, Hayden Davis, Lynn Grove, Richard Sternberg. 3rd ROW: Al D ' Hautecourt, Paul Hirsch. Religious Life Committee 1st ROW (Kneeling) Left to Right: Margo Rutledge, Diane George, Melissa Ley, Anna McNeely, Sally Verton, Peg Kuttin. 2nd ROW (Standing) Grey Ge- minn, Cindy DeHart, Jane Templeton, Linda Elvers, Cindy Upchurch. LADDER (Bottom Left to Top and Down Right): Keith Wiig, Wesley Decker, Wieland. Roeschmann, Perry Martz, David Wilkey, Jack Hark- ins, Al d ' Hautecourt. The Campus Program Association, a student organization, performs several functions at Mc- Kendree. The association provides films, rec- reation, fine arts, social life, hospitality, re- ligious life, public relations, and speaker pro- grams throughout the school year for the cam- pus community to enjoy. All students have the opportunity to be put on one or more of the eight committees and have a voice in the na- ture of the programs and services provided by the association. All matters concerning the as- sociation are ruled on by one or more of the committees, getting a cross-section of campus opinion before any action is taken. The Associa- tion is headed by our president who is elected in an all campus election by the students. Along with the president we have eight committee chairman and a staff adviser. The Campus Program associa- tion is a student organization using student funds for activities to ben- efit the students. This year at Mc- Kendree has been a most success- ful one for the association. 1st ROW: Left to Right; Don Bogue, Allison Taylor, Linda Meredith, Kathy Kenyon, Paul Meffert, David Durham. 2nd ROW: Linda Shawver, Sandra Ward. 3rd ROW: John Roth- well, Cletus Davis, Rick Newbury, Mark Baldwin, Richard Sternberg. w J M U E D N C O A A L R D Left to Right: Denise Morlan, Jane Templeton, Sandra Ward, Pat Knop, Dean Husted, Mary Cox, Karen Nottrott. Investment Club Left to Right: Jim Etherton, Thomas Bailey, Ralph Miller, Peggy Amett, Vincent Drexelius, Howard Rogers, John White. 1st ROW: Left to Right (Bottom); Martha Scully, Susan Dalton, Gary Dol- linger. 2nd ROW: Charlotte Ballance, Rosemarie Maloney, Denise Mor- lan, Elizabeth Powell. 3rd ROW: Rita Brutto, Linda Shawver, Linda Mere- dith, Delores Hayer. 4th ROW: Teri Kennedy, Betsy Doerwald, Ed Weg- ner, Vicki Wegner. 5th ROW: James Drechen, Judy Herrin, Blanche Tib- bet ts. Dr. Marty. 5th ROW: Phil Marcell, John Streb. This organization was established by students pre- paring to be teachers. Its aims are to develop pro- fessional attitudes, to give access to professional publications, to acquaint the students with problems and techniques in teaching and provide an opportun- ity for socialization among those who expect to be- come teachers. SEA Officers Left to Right: Elizabeth Powell, Susan Dalton, Phil Marcell, Martha Scully, Judy Herrin. s T U D E N T E D U C A T I O N A S S o c I A T I O N Sigma Zeta Officers (Sigma Zeta) Left ro Right: Dave Cornelius, Charles Antonelli. SITTING, Left to Right: Miss Tusov, Dave Cornelius, Carolyn Dodds. STAND- ING: Charles Antonelli, Tom Mottershaw, Dean Siefferman, Jim Vest, Mark Helitbrand, Keith Wiig. Association of Black Collegiates ABC 1st ROW: Left to Right; Martie Gumm, Teresa Murphy, Al Johnson, Le- Roy Haynes. 2nd ROW: Eric Jenkins, Derek Hill, Gary Tydus, John Owens, Elmer McPherson, Clif- ton Wells. Psychology Club 1st ROW: Left to Right; Sally Short, Margaret Lorentzen, Nancy Goh- mert, Dan Williams, Kay Buehne, Elizabeth Powell, Susan Knecht. 2nd ROW: Mike Selby, Alan Fisher, Robert Clark, Mike Howie, George Taylor, Jerry Boner, Ed Wegner, Russ Smitli, Anthony Musso, Charles L. Alcorn. Psychology Club Officers: Left to Right: Kay Buehne, Dan Williams, Nancy Gohmert. History Club Left to Right STANDING: Gary Moergen, Don Klienerd, Dan Friz, Blanche Laff, Rick Newbury, Rosemarie Maloney, Dave Rose, Gary Gehrs, Martha Sciilly, Mark Reich, Tom Mottershaw, Jim Hogeveen, Mr. Cole. KNEELING: John Kraner, Jerry Meyer. Officers Left to Right: Rick Newbury, Rosemarie Maloney, Dave Rose, Gary Gehrs. Women ' s Society of stian rvice ROW 1: Left to Right; Linda Rezba, Linda Meredith, Sandy Ward, Linda Shawver, Susan Towers, Mrs. Gray. ROW 2: Marion Zeisset, Charlotte Ballance, Denise Morlan, Peggy Amett, Dorothy DeVor. Members of the Women ' s Society of Chris- tian Service on the campus work with the local Methodist Church to further the Christian spirit and to help needy persons in the United States and foreign missions. Officers: Top to Bottom: Linda Shawver, Denise Morlan, Marion Zeisset, Peggy Arnett. Lettermen 1st ROW: Left to Right; Jim Nail, Bob Wenderoth, Mike Finley, Terry Florek, Steve McFall. 2nd ROW: Anthony Musso, Max Hook, Mike Fenton, Chris Farrel, Dean Jackson. 3rd ROW: Paul Funk- houser, Chris Farrel. Lettermen Officers: Left to Right: Dennis Korte, Mike Finley, Paul Funkhouser, Chris Farrel. The purpose of the Letterman ' s Club is to set goals which varsity letter winners may attain through club activities. The goals for which the club shall work are: (1 ) to establish an honor ' s club; (2) to recognize academic achievement of var- sity athletes; (3) to promote a good image of the college through good sportsmanship and good appearance at all times; (4) to provide a means for varsity athletes to assist in the Mc- Kendree sports program and general institutional quality to the college and public; (5) to promote the good health habits inherent in an efficient sports program; (6) to emphasize the moral responsibilities of McKendree athletes by setting an example for youth on and off campus. McKendree Choir 1st ROW: Left to Right; Dorothy Devor, Diane George, Melinda Hicks, Sandra Elliott, Peg Garrett, Margaret Lorentzen, Anna McNeely, Pat Georg. 2nd ROW: Joy Fauss, Kathy Kenyon, Barbara North, Pat North, Peg Kuttin, Teri Kennedy, Con- nie King, Marion Zeisset, Lauren Fowler. 3rd ROW: Michael Tribuzzi, Gary Dollinger, Larry Hauschild, Dave Schreier, Steve Hamilton, Allison Taylor, Dave Sherbondy, Fred Habermehl, r)avid McKenzie. 4th ROW: Bruce Roper, Rick New- bury, John Rothwell, Derek Hill, Mark Heltibrand, John McCormack, William Smoltz, Ernest Lowery, Jim Kirchner. 44 fi: Chapel Choir 1st ROW: Left to Right; Dave Sherbondy, Allison Taylor, Peg Garrett, Joy Fauss. 2nd ROW: Cletus Davis, Ernest Lowery, Sandra Elliott, Dorothy Devor. 3rd ROW: Rick Newbury, Derek I4ill, Gary Dollinger, Anna McNeely, Connie King. 4th ROW: Lauren Fowler, Pat Georg. Officers: 1st ROW: Left to Right; Cletus Davis, Pat North. 2nd ROW: Sandra Elliott, Kathy Kenyon, Connie King, Pat Georg. McKendree Review Left to Right SITTING: Joe Kyle, Greg Snyder, Dave Rose. STANDING: Rich Aubuchon, Jerry Zimmerman, Marge Rutledge, Sharman Hehn, Jim Etherton, Rick Newbury. Left to Right: Joe Kyle, Greg Snyder, Dave Rose. Speech Reader ' s Theater Left to Right: Will Roeschmann, Pat North, John McCormack, Rick Carpenter, Bill Smoltz, Craig Moore, Kathi Meggs, Barbara North, Joy Fauss, Mr. Thomlison. Pi Kappa Delta Kathi Meggs, Treasurer; Craig Moore, Secretary; Bill Smoltz, Vice President; John McCormack, Presi- dent. mi ' mar . - y .-cr t... j. IIHIIIIIgM n BPMi p iM y ' fS m, ■tl Hk . l l ft ' WE m H ttk VpF ji p ' « F H 1 Pat North, Vice President; Bill Smoltz, President; Kathi Meggs, Secretary-Treasurer. STANDING, Left to Right: Mr. Thomlison, Rick Carpenter, Bill Smoltz, Dave Gross. SEATED: Kathi Meggs, Pat North. Organizations Debate Club FIRST ROW: Mr. Thomlison, David Gross, Helen Stroup, Barbara North, Mel Roberts, Will Roeschmaixn. SECOND ROW: Craig Moore, John McCormack, Rick Carpenter, Kathi Meggs. FIRST ROW: John McCormack, Vice President; Kathi Meggs, Secretary. SEC- OND ROW: Rick Carpenter, President; Craig Moore, Treasurer. FIRST ROW: Kathi Meggs, Lauren Fowler, Mrs. Welch. SECOND ROW: Will Roeschmann, Rick Carpenter, Jim Etherton, John McCor- mack, Bill Smoltz, Mr. Thomlison. Alpha Psi Omega %v Kathi Meggs, Vice President; Lauren Fowler, President; John McCormack, Secretary- Treasurer. McKendrean Staff TOP TO BOTTOM: Clete Davis, Robert Bridges, Dave Cor- nelius, Mr. Carl Stockton, Rich Au- buchon, Cindy De- Hart, Jane Temple- ton, Linda Goetz, Mary Cox, Sonja Funkliouser, Sandra Ward, Diane George. Photographers; Cliff Dawson and Rich Aubuchon. Memories Editors; Linda Goetz, Sue Sobol, Jay Hodges. Organizations Editors; Diane George and Cindy DeHart. Class ixlitors: Sonja Funkhouser, Fresh.; Sandra Ward, Soph.; Clete Davis, Jr.; Dave Cornelius, Sr. and Who ' s Who. Typists; Peggy Garrett, Kathie Watson, Margaret Lorent zen, LaVerne McCoy. J-- ? m. GREEKS Delta Phi Sigma FIRST ROW: Mr. Zamrazil, Gene Keck, Angelo Rizzo, John Pappageorge, Brian DeWoK, Dennis Swick. SECOND ROW: Mike Hampton, Dan Stewart, Roger Hodgson, Rick Schutta, Bob Hunter, John Stanton, Keith Wiig. THIRD ROW: Mike Johnson, John Streb, Nick Passomato, Brian Finn. Adelphi Social- Service Society, commonly known as Delta Hii Sigma, is a relatively new organization on the McKendree campxis. Founded in March of 1966 and chartered in May of 1969, Adelphi has worked to become what is now one of McKendree ' s leading fraternal or- ganizations. The 1968-69 school year has been an excit- ing one for the men of Adelphi. Having a widely diverse group of able yotmg men, several have sought and achieve d prominent positions on campus. This same group has contributed much to all areas of oiu ' college life through its donations of time and energy. John Streb, Roger Hodgson, Gene Keck, Rick Schutta, Brian Finn. Alpha Kappa Tau KNEELING: Joseph Zalar, Fred Hawker. FIRST ROW: Harry Lilli, James Hogeveen, Dr. Sturm, Tom Mottershaw, Randy Schempp. SECOND ROW: Richard Monitto, Marc Reich, James Schulz, Ronald Copeland, Tom Roach, Carl Arkema, Bill Marlin, Terry Etling, Richard Eichkorn. THIRD ROW: Richard Nicholas, Dave Schreier, Mark Gentry, Jack Hamlin, Pat Myers, Chuck Rudiger, Tom Packard, Michael Cour. Alpha Kappa Tau, a recently chartered organization on Mc- Kendree ' s campus, strives to serve the college in every aspect possible and to promote a social environment for all. Jim Hogeveen, Vice President; Tom Mottershaw, President; Bill Mar- lin, Pledge Trainer; Marc Reich, Treasurer. Kappa Lambda Iota FIRST ROW: Terri Kennedy, Betsy Doerwald, Mary Cox, Joy Fauss, Peggy Gar- rett, Bemice Svada. SECOND ROW: Pat Deloney, Carol Craley, Maggie Lorentzen, Jackie Svanda, Debbie Upchurch, Barb Bowyer. THIRD ROW: Iris Houston, Gaylan Rosenberger, Maureen Rawley, Diane George, Vicki Kennedy. FOURTH ROW: Lissa Loy, Sue Sobol, Linda Elvers, Cindy Upchurch, Jane Templeton. FIFTH ROW: Anna McNeely, Sally Verton, Ruth Anderson, Virginia Brown, Ellen McWard, Margo Rutledge, Vicki Coleman. SIXTH ROW: Linda Goetz, Pat North, Peg Kuttin, Margie Tebbe, Sandra Elliott. SEVENTH ROW: Jane Misgades, Valerie Moore, Janet Brand, Pat Knop, Barb Neimier. The Clionian Literary Society, or Clio as it is known, is a women ' s society open by invitation to any girl with a 2.00 or better cumulative grade point average. Clio was founded in 1869 as the first society for women on McKendree ' s campus. As McKendree has developed and grown through the years, and Clio with it, the Clionians have strived for learning as well as college and self-betterment. Through the literary, service, and social endeavors of its members, Clio has successfully remained one of the leading societies on campus. ■••SSSaf. im iia«ltir4 mVi JlT.- V ' . SiS ' ?• T - f ! ' '  u •- -  FIRST ROW: Pat Knop, Jackie Svanda, Diane George. SECOND ROW: Betsy Doerwald, Cindy Up- church, Jane Templeton. THIRD ROW: Jane Misegades, Mary Cox, Peggy Garrett. Phi Lambda Sigma FRONT ROW: Steve McFall, John Watson, Neil Kaplan, Mike Rutledge, John Fenoli. SECOND ROW: Scott McKenzie, Al Johnson, Larry Norvell, Jim Etherton, Mark McKenna. THIRD ROW: Cletus Davis, John Owen, Steve Keene, Derek Hill. The Philosophian Literary Society, the oldest literary society west of the Alleghenies, offers opportunity for literary, social, and service ad- vancement to its members. Philo members have excelled in many on and off-campus activities. Continuing to grow and improve Philo prepares its members for future involve- ment in society by participating fully in many campus opportunities. SEATED: Duane Livingston, Dan Strobo, John McCormack. STANDING: Larry Norvell, Cletus Davis, Glen Oliphant, John Fenoli. Pi Lambda Tau FRONT ROW: Dale Berry, John White, Dave Sherbondy, A Fisher, Haydn Davis, George Taylor, Skip Merrit, Bill Mel- ton. SECOND ROW: Jerry Clark, John Yoon, Dan Esders, Eui Park, Don Burke, Gary Dollinger, Tom Montgomery, Bob Smith, Perry Grieme, Dave Hassenflug, Chris Fox, Mr. Pence. THIRD ROW: Glen Coates, Ken Koste. FOURTH ROW: Roger Deterding, Tim Smith, Nick Hasakas, Gary Weintz, Jim Drechen, Ed Wegner, Les Scenna, Robert DeAngelis, Doug Grimm, Fred Rudy, Bill Donaldson, Terry Schmidt, Mark Davis. The Platonian Literary Society which was founded in 1849 is one of the oldest societies west of the AUeghenies. R Lambda Tau was changed to a social soci- ety in 1962, and tries to be a progressive element in the social and academic life of McKendree. Dave Sherbondy, Bob Smith, Jerry Clark, Gary Dollinger. Phi Rho Chi FIRST ROW Left to Right ; Bruce Hoggan, Steve Carlson, Dave Rose, Greg Snyder, Marty Dail, Brad Hoyt, George Fuite n. SECOND ROW: Perry Martz, Jerry Zimmerman, Glen Sudol, Steve Romack, Nick Tropiano, Mike Howie, Mike Fenton, Craig Alexy, Lee Wright. THIRD ROW: Robert Bridges, Jay Hodges, Mike Prysbyl, Grey Geminn, Jerry Boner, Chris Farrel. Left to Right ; Greg Snyder, president; Dave Rose, vice president; Marty Dial, sec- retary; Steve Carlson, Treas- urer. Ferox was organized on the Mc- Kendree Campus in 1963 with the spirit of the organization emphasizing unity in strength. The members have, through co- operative efforts, provided many activ- ities which benefit the campus and fulfill their purpose in promoting so- cial, athletic, andservice activities. Sigma Kappa Tau FIRST ROW: Karen Nottrott, Kay Buehne, Barbara North, Peggy Arnett. SECOND ROW: (bottom to top) Delores Hayer, Susan Towers, Marianna Davis, Nancy Svanda, Pat Callo- way, Melva Kloth, Linda Resba. THIRD ROW: Marian Zeissett, Denise Morlan, Barb Broeckling, Beverly Terry. The Sigma Kappa Tau Society was organized as a new dimension on the McKendree campus in January of 1967. Its purpose is to promote sisterhood, service to the college and community, and scholastic achievement of its members. Through these goals the Society strives for a better relationship between the college and the community. Karen Nottrott, Vice President; Marianna Davis, President; Bev Terry, Secretary- Treasurer. Inter Society Council FIRST ROW: Dean Schmalenberger, Mr. Garcia, Mrs. Snead, Mrs. Husted, Mrs. Smith, Mr. Pence, Dr. Sturm. SECOND ROW: Tom Mottershaw, Dan Strobo, Larry Norvell, Betsy Doerwald, Pat Knop, Marianna Davis, Liz Powell, Keith Wiig, Dave Rose, Greg Snyder, Bob DeAngelis, Dave Sherbondy. The Inter Society Council, with representatives from each campus so- ciety, coordinates and assists the societies in their activities. This year the ISC successfully sponsored a Battle of the Bands and a Greek week and through many other efforts has effec- tively achieved a respected position on campus. Dave Rose, Pat Knop, Dean Schmalenberger, Greg Snyder, Dan Strobo. ■Ali ' irniii A rg p MOTIVATION PRESIDENT ERIC RACKHAM ERIC RACKHAM, M. A., Ph.D. President J. STUART MILIRON, M.S., Ed.D. Vice President, Development EMERIAL OWEN, Ed.M., Ph.D. Academic Dean LARRY SCHMALENBERGER, M.S. Dean of Students GRACE HUSTED, M.A. Dean of Women DAVID DURHAM , Th.M. Chaplain DONALD BOGUE, B.A. Assistant Chaplain IT RIDERS HALL VERNON SNEAD, M.S. (Ed.) Business Manager FRED ROBINSON, B.A. Assistant Business Manager WARREN BARTY, B.A. Admissions Officer GEORGE PENCE, M.A. Director of Admissions JAMES MANEKE, B.A. Admissions Officer VICTOR KAPETONOVIC, B.A. Admissions Officer mMN GROVE, B.A., M.A. Head Librarian ■ i ■ i lONE PENCE, B.A. Rc:;istrar i fc m A BOBBIE BRYANT, R.N. School Nurse JOE BONER Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds RUTHELLEN PEGG Director Communications Center MAINTENANCE: E. Schill, J. Fischer, T. Dawson, B. Harmon, C. Kline, B. Stewart ■k t ! 1 1 i DONELDA JACOLICK, M.S. Director of Food Services SNACK BAR STAFF: T. Vorus, O. Haeuber, M. Mandely . COOKS: G. Nailing I. Trame R. Brown, D. Nunn, F. Burns, M. Webster, E. Boone, M. Iberg.. LIBRARY CLERKS: Margaret Packard, Mary Berguist, Evelyn Cummins. OFFICE PERSONNEL: Erma Murphy, Doris Weber, Gail Reno, Virginia Pepper, Lena Graham, Audrey Schiefer. SECRETARIES: FRONT ROW: Cheryl MacMinn, Alma Weik, Nancy Snead. MIDDLE ROW: Chris Becker, Doris Wolfslau, Bonnie Robinson. BACK ROW: Mary Booth, Betty White, Lorraine Brownfield. Men ' s Residence Staff FRONT ROW: Bob Stankus, HR Walton; Bob Wenderoth, HR Walton; Ralph Miller, RA Walton; Dave Cornelius, RA Walton. BACK ROW: Tom Sanders, HR Baker; Dave Bailey, HR Carnegie; Mike Howie, RA Baker; Bruce Hogan, RA Carnegie; Steve Carlson, RA Baker. Women ' s Residence Staff Karen Nottrott, HR Clark; Lauren Fowler, RA Clark; Cindy Upchurch, RA Barnett; Liz Powell, RA Barnett; Dee Hayer, RA Barnett. The Division of SOCIAL STUDIES ROLAND RICE, S.T.B., Ph.D. Division Chairman Professor, Philosophy of Religion OTHA CLARK, B.D., Ph.D. Professor, History DWAYNE COLE, M.A. Assistant Professor, History ' J.S5?,iut •, ROBERT BROWN, M.A. Assistant Professor, Sociology CARL STOCKTON, B.S., S.T. Instructor, History RALPH SCHARNAU, M.A. Assistant Professor, History CARROL LEAS, M.B.A. Assistant Professor, Business Administration HOWARD L. ROGERS, M.A. Assistant Professor, Economics and Political Science ELDON DITTEMORE, M.S. Assistant Professor, Economics and Business •-- ' ' sssfis Division of LANGUAGES AND LITERATURE GRACE WELCH, M.S. Instructor, English HAROLD HUGH, M.S. (Ed. Lecturer, Spanish .MARINO GARCIA, M.A. Instructor, Spanish JAMES ZAMRAZIL, JR., M.A. Instructor, German FT ' .ANCE DIXON ' I ' l ' tor, French .mJ German The Division of FINE ARTS GLENN FREINER, M.M. Division Chairman Associate Professor, Music WILLIAM HODGE, M.F.A. Associate Professor, Art STEPHANIE OWEN, M.M. Assistant Professor, Music and Piano Division ot SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS MYRON REESE, Ph.D. Assistant Professor, Chemistry ROBERT VAN DAN ELZEN, M.S. Instructor, Mathematics DIRECTOR OF SPECIAL STUDENTS ROY STURM, St.B., M.A. , Ph.D. Professor The Division of TEACHER PREPARATION RALPH MARTY, M.S., Ed.D. Division Chairman Professor, Education CURTIS L. TRAINER, M.S., Ed.D. Associate Professor, Education BLANCHE TIBBETTS, M.S. Assistant Professor, Education CHARLES ALCORN, M.A. Associate Professor, Psychology HARRY M. STATHAM, M.S. Coach, Physical Education KATHERINE KIRTS, M.A. ' J Instructor, Physical Education DAVID DUTLER, M.A. Instructor, Physical Education BOARD OF TRUSTEES FIRST ROW: Paul Sims, Rayburn Fox, Eric Rackham, Milbum Akers, Charles Daily, W. P. Mautz, Harold Hanser, George Hand, Jack Travelstead. SECOND ROW: Robert Krause, Bill Hahs, Mrs. Ralph Hill, David Hardy, Robert Wliite, Mrs. Homer Luttrell, Ernest Britton, Donald Lowe. THIRD ROW: Adolph Unruh, Robert Woodward, Donald Wilson, Ernest Kar- andjeff, Max Goldenberg, Walt Ackermann, Charles Richards, Joseph Lowery, Ed Bott, Ira Thetford. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Paul Sims, Charles Daily, Milburn Akers (Chra. ), W. P. Mautz, Eric Rackham, George Hand, Jack Travelstead, Rayburn Fox. Milburn Akers, Eric Rackham. Who ' s Who Each year certain students meeting certain requirei are nominated for the Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. This is to explain how these students, on our campus, become part of this publica- tion. Senior students who meet the criteria for nomination are screened by the Registrar and the faculty. A student advis- ory ballot is taken and the Faculty Committee on Student Life makes the final decision. The qualities considered in prospective nominees are those suggested by the editors of Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities: the student ' s excel- lence and sincerity in scholarship; his leadership and partici- pation in extracurricular and academic activities; his citi- zenship and service to the school; and his promise of future usefulness to business and society. Senior Class Officers Karen Nottrott, Secretary; Marianna Davis, Treasurer: Robert Bridges, Vice-Pres.; Sam Habermehl, Presi- dent. Charles Antonelli Christopher, Illinois Major: Biology Minor: Philosophy Peggy Arnett Texico, Illinois Major: Business Minor; Economics Vicki Coleman Percy, Illinois Clio Student Conduct Committee President ' s Advisory Committee Campus Program Board President Cheerleader Inter-Society Council Judy Bcasley Caseyville, Illinois Major: Elementary Education Minor: Psychology Robert Bridges Chicago, Illinois Major: Sociology Minor: Physical Education Sandra Brock West Frankfort, Illinois Major: Psychology Minor: Sociology Neil Caplin N. Valley Stream, L.I., New York Major: Fine Arts Minor: Education Vicki Lynn Coleman Percy, Illinois Major: Elementary Education Minor: Physical Education Patti Knop Clio President 1968 Homecoming Queen Candidate Inter-Society Council Films Committee Women ' s Judicial Board David Wayne Cornelius Cleveland, Ohio Major: Biology Minor; Chemistry- -Psychology Mary Cox East Alton, Illinois Major; Sociology Minor: Art Steven Crews Fairfield, Illinois Major: Business Minor: History Susan Dalton CoUinsville, Illinois Major: Elementary Education Minor: History David Homer Wilkey Student Congress McKendree Crown Investment League Phi Beta Lambda Business Fraternity Calendar Committee Campus Program Board Homecoming Parade Chairman 1968 Carolyn Dodds St. Louis, Missouri Major: Mathematics Minor: Sociology Betsy Doerwald Newton, New Jersey Major: Elementary Education Minor: Sociology Gary Dollinger Troy, Illinois Major: Piano Minor: Voice --Education Jerry Boner Student Congress President Psychology Club Varsity Baseball Lettermen ' s Club President Resident Assistant Ferox 1966 Louis E. Vesley Memorial Scholar Dean ' s List Vincent Drexelius Edwardsville, Illinois Major: Business Minor: Psychology Daniel Truman Esders Olney, Illinois Major: Elementary Education Minor: History James William Etherton Carbondale, Illinois Major: Business Minor: Speech Robert Michael Finley Peru, Indiana Major: Physical Education Minor: English Alan Fisher Springfield, Illinois Major: Psychology Minor: Biology Terry Lee Florek East St. Louis, Illinois Major: Business Minor: Economics George Fuiten Virden, Illinois Major: English Minor: Physical Education Charles Fulkerson Belleville, Illinois Major: Social Studies Minor: Sociology David Killam Adelphi Vice-President and Treasurer Student Congress Varsity Baseball Intermurals Car} ' Lee Gehrs Carlyle. Illinois Major: History Minor: Sociology % i w m Grey Geminn Belleville, Illinois Major: Business Minor: Sociology Elizabeth Doerwald Clio Dean ' s List 1968 Homecoming Queen Candidate Barnett Hall (Vice-President) Inter-Society Council Student Education Association Cheerleader Women ' s Intermurals Gerald Gaa Belleville, Illinois Major: Business Minor: Economics Ronald Gregory Sauget, Illinois Major: Chemistry Minor: Psychology Douglas Philip Grimm Collinsville, Illinois Major: History Minor: Psychology Fred Robert Habermehl Dupo, Illinois Major: Business Minor: Sociology Barbara North Stage Grafters Alphi Psi Omega Debate Glub Grandy Scholar Charter President, Sigma Kappa Tau Student Gongress Spanish Glub Mark Heltibrand Sullivan, Missouri Major: Chemistry Minor: Math Jay Edward Hodges Girard, Illinois Major: Social Studies Divisional Minor: History Gore Richard Houghland Pinckneyville, Illinois Major: Chemistry Minor: Mathematics Wendell Johnson Lebanon, Illinois Major: Physical Education Minor: Business John Fenoli Philo Corresponding Secretary Student Congress Welfare Committee Chairman Campus Program Board Planning Committee Ad Hoc Faculty-Student Chapel Committee Student Congress Church-School Relationship Committee Herbert Alan Kaiserman Springfield, Illinois Major: Physical Education Minor: Psychology Terl Kennedy Cahokia, Illinois Major: Elementary Education Minor: Sociology David Wendell Killan Hartford, Illinois Major: Mathematics Minor: Business Susan VjnDanElzen Knecht Collinsville , Illinois Major: Psychology Minor: Biology Patricia Knop Campbell Hill, Illinois Major: Elementary Education Minor: Physical Education Joseph Kyle Decatur, Illinois Major: Social Studies Divisional Minor: History Core Rosemarie Maloney Dahlgren, Illinois Major: History Minor: Mathematics Frances Layfield Troy, Illinois Major: Elementary Education Minor: English Sandra Kay Hampton Student Congress Dean ' s List Homecoming Attendant Clio, Past Secretary Steve McFall Collinsville, Illinois Major: Physical Education Minor: Speech Kathi Meggs Freeburg, Illinois Major: Speech Minor: Business Mary Ann Miller Centralia, Illinois Major: Sociology Minor: Psychology Ralph Miller Normal. Illinois Major: Business. Minor: Economics Gary Moergen Belleville, Illinois Major: Social Studies Divisional Minor: History Core 157 Denise Elizabeth Morlan Mt. Vernon, Illinois Major: Social Studies Divisional Minor: History Core George Morris Belleville, Illinois Major: Biology Minor: History James Nail O ' Fallon, Illinois Major: Physical Education Minor: Biology Mohamad Nazem Nishabour, Meshed, Iran Major: Chemistry Minor: Mathematics George Fuiten Ferox Past President and Vice-President Inter-Society Council Chairman Lettermen ' s Club Vice-President Baseball Intramurals Student Conduct Committee Sigma Tau Delta Ad Hoc Committee on Student Rights Dean ' s List Best Dressed Man on Campus Barbara Niemeier Tallula, Illinois Major: Elementary Education Minor: Psychology Gerald Nixon Divernon, Illinois Major: Business Minor: Psychology Barbara Ellen North Lebanon, Illinois Major: Speech Minor: Psychology Karen Nottrott Dupe. Illinois Major: Physical Education Minor: Psychology Glenn Roland Oliphant West Caldwell, New Jersey Major: Business Minor: Economics Gary Gehrs History Club Historian Reporter Student Congress Faculty Committee on Student Life George Hugh Poston Wood River, Illinois Major: Science Divisional Minor: Chemistry Core Elizabeth Ann Powell Springfield, Illinois Major: Elementary Education Minor: Psychology Stephen Romack Decatur, Illinois Major: Mathematics Minor: Economics David Joseph Rose Canton, Ohio Major: History Minor: Sociology Roger Warren Russell Granite City, Illinois Major: Social Studies Divisional Minor: Sociology Core Thomas Sanders Toledo, Illinois Major: Social Studies Divisional Minor: Sociology Core Martha Inez Scully Springfield, Ohio Major: Speech Minor: History Barbara Smith Danville, Illinois Major: Social Studies Divisional Minor: Sociology Core Robert Smith St. Louis, Missouri Major: Business Minor: Speech Russell Duane Smith Ashland. Illinois Major; Philosophy Minor: Psychology William James Smoltz Colorado Spring, Colorado Major: Speech Minor: Art Gregory Snyder Calumet City, Illinois Major: Business Minor: Economics Robert Peter Stankus St. Louis, Missouri Major: Business Minor: Economics Susan Towers Belleville, Illinois Major: Elementary Education Minor: Art Joyce Tracy Granite City, Illinois Major: Elementary Education Minor: Psychology Nicholas Tropiano Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Major: Business Minor: Psychology Roberta O ' Hear Trotter Charleston, South Carolina Major: Art Minor: Psychology Marianna Davis Tucci New Baden, Illinois Major: Physical Education Minor: History James Vest O ' Fallon, Illinois Major: Chemistry Minor: Biology Edward William Wegner Lombard, Illinois Major: Psychology Minor: Biology Keith Wiig Lincolnwood, Illinois Major: Mathematics Minor: Business David Homer Wilkey Nashville. Illinois Major: Business Minor: Economics Dan Williams Venice , Illinois Major: Philosophy Minor: Psychology Marion Zeisset Edwardsville, Illinois Major: Elementary Education Minor: Music Jerry Zimmerman Schenectady, New ' ork Major: Sociology Minor: Economics , kkk vvvv Class of 1970 Lou Anders Richard Aubuchon Wesley Berg David Bergin Robert Bower Dutah, 111. East St. Louis. 111. Chicago, 111. Decatur, 111. llliopolis, 111. Cletus Davis Okawville, 111. Mark Davis Robinson, 111. William Forbes Alexander, 111. Lauren Fowler St. Louis, Mo. Paul Funkhouser Mt. Vernon, 111. Sonja Funkhouser Lawrence Geng Belleville, III. Chicago, 111. Linda Gohmert Lebanon, 111. David Gross St. Jacob, III. James Hagemann Thomas Halloran Lebanon, 111. Wood River, 111. Stephen Hamilton Lebanon, 111. Paul Havenar Lisle, 111. Larry Hopkins Patoka. 111. Lester Jackson Lebanon. 111. Stephen Keene Lewistown, 111. Dennis Korte Lebanon, 111. Lee Ladinsky Creve Coeur, Mo. William Lirely Marion, 111. Duane Livingston Decatur, 111. Stephen McClure Flat Rock, 111. John McCormack St. Louis, Mo. Robert McKinley Bridgeport, 111. Larry Mooney Dix, 111. Anthony Musso Belleville, 111. Maureen Rawley East St. Louis, 111. Linda Rezba Sparta, 111. Dereatha Rhoades Sullivan, 111. James Richardson Pontiac, 111. Wieland Roeschmann Middleville, N.J. Michael Rutledge Arthur, 111. Peter Saineghi Christopher, 111. Floyd Schutta Orchard Park, N.Y, Philip Schwab Litchfield, 111. Linda Shawver Lewistown, 111. l i David Sherbondy Robert Shook Robert Siefferman Cleveland Heights, O. Mascoutah, 111. Troy, 111. Rick Stahl Smithton, 111. Audrey Steinkamp Okawville, 111. David Stepp John Streb East Carondelet, 111. Dobbs Ferry, N.Y. Helen Stroup Carbondale, 111. Jacqueline Svanda Steele ville, 111. Nancy Svanda Sparta, 111. George Taylor Alton, 111. Marjorie Tebbe Highland, 111. Jane Templeton Pinckneyville, 111. Beverly Terry Venice, 111. William Truty Ottawa, 111. Vicki Wegner Lebanon, 111. Robert Wenderoth Milford, Ohio John White Decatur, 111. David Williams Mt. Olive, 111. Lee Wright Girard, 111. Class of 1971 Thomas Bailey Knoxville, 111. Mark Baldwin Pana, 111. George Baver PennsbuTg, Pa. Robert Bennett Birmingham, Mich. R. Dale Berry Albion, 111. Vara L. Best Livingston, 111. Barbara Bowyer West Frankfort, 111. Stephen Carlson Galesburg, 111. Don Clinard Butler, 111. Carol Craley Brookhaven, Pa. Deborah Dodds Clayton, Mo. Linda Elvers Gillespie, 111. Donna Emerick Wood River, HI. Terry Etling Mascoutah, 111. Joy Fauss S. Michael Fenton Peggy Garrett S. Diane George Belleville, 111. Gillespie, 111. St. Louis, Mo. Carbondale, 111. Sally Gillespey Collinsville, III. Linda Goetz Fairview Park, O. Robert Greene Mt. Vernon. III. David Hassenflug St. Georges, Bermuda LeRoy Haynes Bronx, N.Y. R. Bruce Hogan Pleasant Plains, 111. Michael Howie Chester, 111. Bradley Hoyt Mt. Prospect, 111. Laura Jensen Granite City, 111. Kathleen Kenyon El Paso, 111. James Kirchner Springfield, 111. Blanche Laff Yonkers, N.Y. Leslie Lieberstein Palos Park, 111. Kimberly Littell Park Ridge, 111. (.iloria Mannz Troy. 111. Warren McCollom White Hall. 111. Scott Mc Kenzie Decatur, 111. Ellen McWard Taylorville, 111. Paul Meffert Highland, 111. Julia Misegades East St. Louis, 111. Thomas Montgomery Rosemont, Pa. Valerie Moore St. Louis, Mo. David Mueller Chester, 111. Karen Mueller Wilmette, 111. George Myers Wolf Lake, 111. Lester Nalevac Bellwood, 111. Deborah Nevois Collinsville , 111. Margaret Osterhage Waterloo, 111. Billye Parker Fairfield, 111. Michaeline Ricchiardi Gaylan Rosenberger Gillespie, 111. Jacksonville, 111. John Rothwell Galveston, Ind. James Schulz New Athens, 111. Sally Short Salem, 111. Suzanne Sobol Lebanon, 111. Dan Stewart Robinson, 111. Bernice Svanda Steeleville. 111. Mary Beth Tompkins Leroy, 111. Cynthia Upchurch Dupo, III. Debbie Upchiuch Cahokia, 111. Sally Verton Gillespie, 111. Sandra Ward Newton, 111. John Watson Pensacola, Fla. Kenneth Westlund Rockford, 111. Phil Ambers Collinsville, 111. Ruth Anderson St. Louis, Mo. Robert Barron Cinnamlnson, N.J. Edward Belva McLeansboro, 111. Kathleen Berg Newport, N.Y. Janet Brand Piscataway, N.J. Margaret Branson Mattoon, 111. Donald Burke Kankakee, 111. Valeria Burton Philadelphia, Pa. Jack Clark Paula Covey Smith Cruit Hayden Davis Linda Everett Columbia, 111. Springfield, 111. Dalton City, 111. Springfield, 111. Jacksonville, 111, Ruth Finney Virden, 111. Chris Fox Godfrey, 111. Rita Fryman Mattoon, 111. James German Cottage Hills, 111. Perry Grieme Elkhart, 111. John Harkins Brooklyn, N.Y. Richard Hartnett Lackawanna, N.Y, Larry Hauschild Gillespie, 111. Milinda Hicks Pinckneyville, 111. Derek Hill Cairo, 111. John Hinman Mound City, 111. Loren Hoffman Sparta, 111. Iris Houston Cleveland, O. Connie King Lebanon, 111. Melva Kloth Sparta, 111. Peggy Kuttin New Douglas, 111. Steven Lam- Bridgeport, 111. Alice Lingafelter Hutsonville. III. Wayne Loehring Summerfield, 111. Rhonda Lurtz O ' Fallon, 111. Mark McKenna G. David McKenzie Anna McNeely Bill Melton Joyce Mille Mystic, Conn. Vienna, 111. Tower Hill, 111. West York, 111. Anna, 111. David Moe Dacca, Pakistan Phil Morgan Metropolis, 111. Thomas Mueller Highwood, III. John Mule Trenton, N.J. Theresa Murphy Chicago, 111. David Musso Belleville, 111. Pat North Lebanon, 111. Gary Norvich Madison, 111. Jerrold Olmstead Toledo, 111. Juvata Orr Jonesboro, 111. Suzanne Phillips Collinsville, 111. Gary Plum St. Elmo, 111. Michael Przybyl Syracuse, N.Y. Bruce Roper Girard, 111. James Sanders Toledo, 111. Les Scenna Bridgeville, Pa. Cheryl Shaw Bondville, 111. Martha Skinner Ina, 111. Tim Smith St. Louis, Mo. Gary Stanko Staunton, 111. Robert Steinman Decatur, 111. Glen Sudol Paasaic, N.J. Allison Taylor Marion, 111. Michael Tribuzzi Buffao, N.Y. Junichi Tsuji Akita City, Japan Linda Walton Vandalia, 111. Gary Weintz Christopher, 111. Clifton Wells Sharon annotti East St. Louis, 111. Lebanon, 111. f Mcj COl Dedication Kenneth Charles Frazer , son of Mr. Mrs. Hubert Frazer, was born September 16, 1945 in Chester, Illinois. In his elementary and secondary years of schooling. Ken participated in cross country. Little League and as a class officer. Within his community, Ken was active in Church league and Boy Scouts where he achieved one of scouting ' s most admirable awards, that of Eagle Scout. Upon coming to McKendree, Ken, known to many as The Fraz , made of himself a student, a diplomat, a brother, a participant in many organ- izations and most of all a man; a man who shaU remain in the hearts of those who knew and loved him. Ken was a sociology major and a psychology minor. He served as President and Treasurer of Phi Rho Chi, was a member of the Student Conduct Committee for two years, and was President of his sophomore class. As an athlete, Ken was a master at the game of tennis which he loved to play. He was also a member of The Letterman ' s Club. In service to his school, Ken represented McKendree College at two model United Nations As- semblies. Mr. Robert Brown, Professor of Sociology, spoke of Ken as a man of fairness and integrity whose zest and enthusiasm were an inspiration to us all . Ken gave his life for God and Country in Viet Nam, Sept. 19, 1968. It is with this thought in mind that we, the staff of the 1969 McKendrean, dedicate this book of memories to Kenneth Charles Frazer whose memory will dwell within the hearts of many forever. Kenneth C. Frazer The 1968-69 school year went by fast, but many things happened and many things will be remembered New friends were made old acquaintances renewed and all of us added another year to our lives within a community which will come to ' ' It ifh P Art ma°n; irh:v: ' fo d a turning point in their lives while at McKendree this year in many or maybe just one a ect of his or her life. If this be the case then let us be grateful for we are all very fortunate to be part of such a won- deraU country that provides us with the opportunities such as we have. u i, ;,.,, ,„.i,=H c One day soon everyone will reach the year of commencement and will be ready to go out and use what he has worked so ' cornf ou; nt Jhero°w ' f:d using all the knowledge acquired in school will be of no use at all if one cannot enjoy hi. society Ld its people. Living together and enjoying life will be the blessing of anyone ' s life that will warm his heart and fulfill his emptiness when he senses defeat or struggle. ,, . • u i,- i, 1,=,, M f ,- In closing the year, I would like to personally thank every member of my staff for the excellent job which they did for their fine cooperation and patience through two semesters. You were all extremely helpful and I enjoyed working with each and ever ' one o f . . j . best of luck for your success in the years to come. May you always hold fond memories of your years at McKendree. Robert Bridges Editor ' Success depends upon backbone, not wishbone ' ' rary