McKendree University - McKendrean Yearbook (Lebanon, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 174 of the 1973 volume:

For us like any ot And all the beasts that need not reme TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION ACTIVITIES CLASSES GREEKS ORGANIZATIONS MC KENDREE COLLEGE LEBANON, ILLINOIS ££ : rG 7 - - :— ff - g m BH Igg jm H MC KENDREAN ' 73 EDITOR-IN-CHIEF KIANBINCHUA J v-?-; a? i i ' 1r_ ' ' 1 ' Good morning Life- . % iisil mil 85 ' Wort ' s -. ' A- r Wa m .£ % m L 1 i5 ■ SO msnm - m gm Try ;•;: ; (. --• tf • ' ■£■£ ! . doming togethe f m% i i ;•;■ (is • ACTIVITIES S jflpm ft v I32L p NATIONAL ASSOCIATIO of INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS ' ' 1972-73 OFFICUl CUMULATIVE BASKETBALL STATISTICS «« FO ' . ' , , ' . I ° , !70 ..-, 85 W _  _ 103 .in; SI 131 98 ■-. . i . 13 tT 12.3 D«nt, Butch 6 . .313 , 7 1(1 ! , g , .D 10 13 .Ml l nor 2 n ,„, 1,, ll l lohnsoir, Dan . ■■ ,-,,- 10) 10 1 i . Lloyd 131 26 98 „ ,., 177 4.5 ,-„. S.6 Stone. Bob ? „ 200 tin ■ 91 796 9(1 , 178 16.5 Vollmor, Mike 20 mn 17 , .Miitthou- ■■ 17 .5M ,3 ,53d 27 2.. ' 7 :.r;. ' ::i ' .v: ™ H hi,.. 2121 .-,li 414 1 612 13SS , 6 . 2 S2 89.0 «  « «  B 948 2004 Lfl « 39.; 224 77.3 .473 .692 ,.,, .,.,..,.,. i „.. „ SIU Edwa rd svllle n snj Ddwatdsyille „.„ 2 14 73 ST4ThTIC L BLREA1 H r The annual Homecoming has long held a special place in the hearts of both McKendree stu- dents and alumni. It is tradi- tionally a time of gathering with old and new friends and rediscovering all the good things McKendree has to offer. From the parade in the morning to the dance which lasts late into the night there is an unmistak- able feeling of excitement. In fact, the air of anticipation begins weeks before, as people build floats, watch the progress of the basketball team, and dis- cuss who will be crowned Queen. This year ' s Homecoming was a grand combination of color, nostalgia, merriment and beauty, with the theme being The World of Disney. The parade boasted a huge assort- ment of Disney characters, lively bands, pretty girls, and high-stepping drill teams. The success of the day continued as McKendree fans watched the Bearcats soundly defeat the Missouri Baptist trojans. The perfect finale to the day was the Queen ' s Coronation at Augustine ' s Restaurant. Even now, the 1972-73 Homecoming is a vivid memory to be cherished in years to come. ELM Alumni =Friends wm 1 j -■ ' ■ J ' .. ■-, |S ijp l- J 0 0 1 mam p- m m ... . ' •.■ ' . '  i ' - ' !■■ ■ 5f ■ - W 1 ■ -ji ; .♦ 1- k fl ' r £Rt • i F ! 3 Retiring Queen, Cheryl Nail, holds the place of honor on the Queen ' s float. £2 i IS: J - .- « ..! ,_.,•• J H ■ Kb 91 1 fl It w n . m u m w ; %1 1 3- Mrs. Welch and Prof. Fleming are obviously enjoying their duties as parade Marshals. s m s? HOMECOMING DANCE The climax of the weekend Homecoming activities came on Saturday, November 18, with the formal dinner-dance and Queen ' s Coronation at Augustine ' s Restaurant in Belleville. The ballroom was brightly decorated to carry over the Disney theme. Of course, the main point of interest was the naming of the new Homecoming Queen. Prior to this was the presentation of the 1972-73 court: Colleen Karrick, Freshman; Kathleen Bryant and Nancy Weible, Sophomores; Marguerite Comissiong, Junior; Queen candidates Marna Kettwich, Luanne Lucy; and the new Homecoming Queen, Sue Carmell. W7 s ' a k Mm ' 4 1 H V 1 1 tw  3p mm The Miser MipilP MEN ' S INTRAMURAL FOOTRALL First down Ferox ■ • HC y.;,. p My contact is here somewhere - Watchful observers @s The Rush is on M o -re ?  What did he say No - Come this way Randy gets big yardage Ratzy round end WOMEN ' S INTRAMURAL FOOTRALL Women ' s Basketball Come on, let ' s go to Vic ' s Merry I It s mine, give it to me Grab it quick Where did that ball go now? I give up! I give up! I ' m taking my ball and going home H H Hit it, don ' t punt Good shot Mike Here take it I don t want it Ooops! missed that one Men ' s Volleyball Happiness is resting EVENT WINNER Football Ferox Leading Scorer Bauer Leading Tackier Anderson Pass, Punt, Kick Kettwich Cross Country Shaw Soccer Ferox Leading Scorer Smoot (tie) Table Tennis Adams Hockey Ferox-A Leading Scorer Wesselman Free Throws Markwell NBA Basketball Ferox ABA Basketball Plato NBA Leading Scorer Baldwin ABA Leading Scorer M. Krause NBA Free Throw % Kettwich ABA Free Throw % Krause Pool Mixon Bowling Mark V High Game Eickoff High Series Stone High Average Stone Volleyball A Plato Volleyball B Plato (B) One on One (Under 6) Baldwin One on One (Over 6) Washington Softball Ferox Golf Wesselman Washers M. Krause Badminton Kian B. Chua Horseshoes Eickoff Home Run Derby Flinders Tennis I.M. Athlete of Year Kettwich All Sports Ferox 1972-1973 MEN INTRAMURAL SECOND Plato Smoot Schleyer Dreisbach Penzotti Plato Bauer (tie) Smoot Adelphi Adams (tie) Watt Baldwin Bu. Gutsies Murphy J.Williams Flinders Foppe Fohne Ferox Stone Eickoff Eickoff Ferox Gutsies (b) Smoot D. Krause Gutsies Washington Baldwin Eickoff Flinders Kettwich Rose Adams Plato Bauer Gutsies Wolfslau Harper Wesselman Philo 1972-1973 WOMEN INTRAMURAL Tennis Ellen Olds Stambaugh Mary Beans Powder-Puff Football Sigma Independent A.O. Soccer Independent Sigma A.O. Horseshoes K. Large S. Ford D.Ohl M. Beans C. Miller B. Thomas C. Ward M. Moeller K. Jones D. Schwartz Volleyball Sigma A A.O. A Clio Bowling Sherry Ratz Kathy Jones Ann Darin Pool Kathy Jones Mary Beans Mary Moeller Ping-Pong Carol Bopp B. Stambaugh Cathy Ward Basketball Sigma A.O. Clio Softball Sigma A.O. Clio 1972-73 BEARCAT GOLF is. Michael Krause, Jim 8 Opponent Washing- on University S.I.U. Ed ware Isville, Lak •i u- _. . S fig z -3 do  G.O.C. 2791 « § o S § 2 m = s = 5 I g I I § ° E . C ■ ' 3 _ g  01 P ' ■= rt S! £ S , c 5 .- it O 3 11  -§1eS 005 515 Q. S E a 1 E C « o„ I 2 IS Ed Si Tom Wolfslau - Next time you clean the bank, do not forget to turn down the radio intercom before turning it off. The bank president would appreciate it. Mark Riebolt - What are those little clay pots you made during the interim? Bill Choate was involved in an automobile accident. Hope to see him back on campus soon. Baseball season is coming up this year. The big bad bruising batters are Chondus Smoot, Dale Calvert, Dave Markwell and Craig Votrain. Will Paris ever be the same since McKendree students visited there? Anybody wishing to talk to Dean Darrah, please do so before next week, because it takes him a year to recover from intramural basketball season. Does Mr. Wheeler really give final grades on the first day of class? For all you Women Lib at Mc- Kendree, the FBI has just re- leased the ten most wanted wom- en list. Most even-tempered person at McKendree is Nelson McAtee. Dave Crazy Horse Dreis- bach, my mama thanks you, my papa thanks you. Congratulations and best wishes to Brant Harper and Judy Thompson who will be married June 9. We miss you Paula Gillespey now that you are not on campus anymore. What city and state does this zip code belong 57706? Perhaps no action is better than the wrong action. Kathy Large is Chairman of the newly formed Religious Life Committee. Best of luck to you and your committee. Kirby Mansker, can you real- ly press 800 pounds with one hand? Mr. Devery, are you really going to move New York City ne xt to McKendree to recruit more students? If so, can we keep the Empire State Building off front campus? We commend the McK stu- dents who go out of their way to make some instructors feel MORE wanted. Mike Vollinger, is skydiving just flying high or is it a quick downer? The only way to entertain some people is just to listen -- period. Has Dr. Rackham been rac- ing that golf cart again? Is it true Dear Abby is the mother of one of the people who writes this column. CO. says forget R.C. be- cause CO. likes K.E. and things To whom it may concern, I think the column is great. Keep up the good work. C.R.S. P.G. Writers of G.O.C, It has been going around that you will reveal yourselves in the last issue of the McKendree Review. This may be the wrong thing to do. Instead of having half the campus kill you, why do go better with CO. K.E. Hot Dog of the month goes to Oscar Meyer. Nanvy Von Bokel, who is Mickey Mouse and Bertus? The world cannot be built on dreams about the past... only dreams about the future... what you will do is more im- portant than what you could have done. Are the freshman getting younger or are the rest of us just getting older? Is it true Doug Book can be rented out for weekends? President Rackham, did you really have to walk over stu- dents at Kent State? Since Dean Darrah is also from Kent State, we may have found the reason why Dean is always walking with his head down. We knew you were looking for something. REWARD: $5.00 to anyone who has it signed J.L.K. FOR RENT: My backseat on Tues. and Thurs.... signed T.M. SWAP: One Illinois History Book for 5 fifths of pepper- mint schnaps.... signed the whole class. R.A. of the Month - Bob Black- well, who did such a fine job during the month of January. Bob, maybe next January there will be students on your floor. Is it true the men of Baker Hall are going to buy a dorm pic- ture for John Sanders, so he can remember the best years of his life? Rodney Baer-You have your pillow, do you want your blanky, too? Mr. Kennedy - Everybody loves your moustache. Steven Piotrowski - I can see right through your clothes. Paul Bickel - That is really stupid. You do not have to brush your hair before you go to bed. Joe Jackson - Does cham- pagne improve your shimmy? Gail Schnepper -Didyouever find out if J. P. caught the flu from you? Cindy Wuebbels - Do French guys make you sick? George Lightcapand John An- thony did a great job at coffee house. Keep up the good work. Dave Koelling - We like your new bright clothes, but don ' t wear them again. There is a limit. Do we get any snow at Mc- Kendree? Now, now, Bruce and Mary- Ann Moeller, no more fights in the cafeteria. Writers of G.O.C, I think that you guys are censored and that censored the censored at censored is cen- sored. Signed, censored Comment - What kind of English courses do we have at McKendree. Santa Claus came early this year to many of McKendree stu- dents and we think it is only appropriate that we inform the student body of some of the gifts received. Janet Simmons gets a Barbie doll that can ' t talk back. David Dreisbach gets a Crazy Horse. Cindy Lentz gets a fish tank and a 1957 record of Mighty Might and the Mighty Roes. John Fenton gets a train set. Terry Minard gets a pair of roller skates. Dr. Kovac gets a lesson plan for Christmas. (Hint) Roy Seiber gets a swing set. John W. Anderson gets a lit- tle red wagon. Sorry John, no wheels. Richard Sharp gets a round trip ticket to Patoka. Barb Sommer gets a pair of sewer caps from the city of Lebanon. Skip Rezba gets a Christ- mas tree. John Satch Sanders gets R. A. of the month award from Santa. Jim Rizzi gets a little play kitchen. You do have the prac- tice don ' t you Jim? No, Frank Washington, you ' re not as great as you think you are and for Christmas you get a doll house. Hal Gray gets a rest from Santa. Roger Birlew gets a haircut from Santa. Santa gave Clyde Brown noth- ing. Clyde, behave. Sally Ford gets a baby hip- pie doll. Don Burris gets a big, blonde, French kitten. Fred Brauer gets a screen door off a submarine. Good luck, Fred. Dave Krause gets a year in Sing Sing Prison. Mike Schleyer gets a pair of pants that can fit him. He also gets a year ' s pass to the Gran- arj and a list of the most commonly misspelled words. Jerome Taylor gets a basket- ball. Roger Lyons gets a robot that walks, talks, and — . Cathy Ward, no, this isn ' t Rich writing, gets a year in Student Government for writing good things about it. Rudy Williams gets a big, black, hunk of coal. Luanne Lucy gets another rocking chair. Pam Zutter gets Bruce Brock for X- mas. Bill Wesselman gets a Cloud No. 9 from Santa. Bill? Bill? Jim White gets a year of Judo lessons. Lennie Whitehouse gets a baseball from Santa. But don ' t you play basketball with it Len- nie. Dave Markwell gets a big, bent, broken, befriended, bank- rupt, broadminded, bug bear. But Dave, what will you do with it; feed it toyourbrontosaurus? Steve Deckard gets a pair of glasses and a referee shirt, for floor hockey. Larry Kuntz gets a pair of elevator shoes. Tim Frazier gets building blocks. Greg Ramsey gets a brand new chicken house, without chickens. Tom McKee gets the chick- package from Santa to open ev- ery day of the upcoming year. Claudia Kerens gets a big scarf for Christmas to wear around her head to conceal her mouth. Francis Dant gets his broth- er ' s van but it is what ' s inside • that counts, right Butch? Harold Howie gets coal. What did you do now, Harold? Don Huffman gets his 15th try at McKendree. Mike Koebel gets lessons on how to play hockey. Cary Rose gets a round trip ticket to Flora, which can be used within the next two sec- onds. Mahmood Ammadi, Santa gives you a magic carpet. Mrs. White, Santa can ' t give anything, after hours in the dorm. Gary Clark gets a pair of white shoes. First-floor Barnett gets When will it snow at McKen- dree? Send answers to the Mc- Kendree Review. First prize is a tour of St. Louis Sewer System and if you win, and you are over 4 ft. tall, you get a free pass to Donald Huffman ' s graduation. Do you know there are seven Jones at McKendree? All girls; they are Connie, Katherine, Linda, Pat, Pauline, Sharon and Willie. Bruce Winterwood, you have a nice smile, but what is under that smile Bruce? Pam Zutter and Mindy Hicks - How do you like your new place? Dean Darrah, we like your new glasses. Is this the beginning of a new image? Register for the pie-eating contest, March 4 at Ames Hall. See Mrs. Wiser. Congratulations to Mary Ann Moeller who was recently elected President of I.S.C Next great ping-pong player, Carol Bopp. Kathleen Bryant - Do some- thing, we can ' t find anything on you to write about. Chris Miller - How is Sigma doing? P.J. says R.G. don ' t mess with P.C, OKS.M.? G.O.C Weekly Riddle - What is the quickest way of spreading news? Telegraph, telephone, and tell a girl at McKendree. Frank Washington likes exams so much that for fun he took the Air Force Officers Test. What is even funnier, he passed it. Bib Eichoff, Lennie White- house, John Brownfield, how was Las Vegas? Dave Wilkey says there is a place called Nashville and he will give tours. Bill Wesselman is headed back to 2nd floor Baker for his R.A. job. Good luck. Roy Seiber - Does your V.W. really fly? Anything over 120 m.p.h. has to take off. Peggy Marlin - We are keep- ing an eye on you. Marjorie Mollett - Is Green- Mike Raeber gets a best pledge award (B ' Sers) from Santa. Chris Miller gets a smile. Cindy Neumann gets an audi- tion from Playboy Club in St. Louis. Dean Darrah gets surprise Santa ' s Award for the peace to be, anytime. Marguerite Commissiong, Santa gives you a brand new car to give to Dave. Santa gives Gary Cox the Tough Guy Award. Second-floor Walton gets Santa ' s Award for the peace most likely not to be on Christ- mas. We all hope that Dave Munoz gets his daughter home for Christmas. The two authors of this column want to send their sin- cerest Holiday Greetings to one and all. We leave you with this thought. With the Christmas spirit in the air, the worldover seems to be enclosed in an atmosphere of peace and good- will. Isn ' t it too bad the broth- erhood of Christmas cannot be everyday of the year. We will see you next semester. ville really as great as you say it is?. - Frank Washington - How do you like Paris? Rich Kotras - We like your cute bow tie you wear while working at Venture. Claudia Kerens - Is it true you want to help write this column? Maybe next year. Did you know that in 1926 Mc- Kendree ' s football team beat Ewing 88-0? It also beat Car- bondale that year 42-6. Paul Kettwich is going into the film industry. But what kind of films Paul? Cathy Ward - Will we catch you next issue? Sorry, we can ' t wait. Is it true you will be hired as a critic for the Academy Awards this year? Dave Ellis - Is it true you are going to quit basketball next year and take over D.J. for Soul Train? Ron Manning - Did the grad- uate exam really take 28 hours? Mike Cromeans - Did you bring a deer to your room last year? That is why they call it the animal floor. We would like to welcome all the new students to McKendree and introduce them to you. They are Gregory Kozera, St. Louis; Pamela Boden, Belleville; Stephen Mathis, Belleville; Mrs. Wilma Schaack, Mascoutah; John Schneider, Belleville; Mrs. Alice Kube, O ' Fallon; Hollis Schaefer, Belleville; Steven Bonner, Decatur; Jennifer James, East Alton; Susan Summerville, Walnut Hill; Eric Furiithouser, Belleville; Linda Hammond, Belleville; David Hummert, Breese; David Ren- fro, Lebanon; Edward David- son, O ' Fallon; John Yonker, Shipman; David Fokerts, Mt. Olive; Ann Manby; Sandra Weinsman; Jonathan Pappa- george, Robinson; and Loretta Sciarra. Watch out for the B League Faculty Team. Is it true there will be a doctor at all your games just in case? Comment - Sorry, we accept no bribes. We only put you in if you do something dumb, (hint) Dear Sirs, Can I write G.O.C. next year? P.S. Roger Penzotti -Are you still tired from that cross-country race? Behave yourself, Shirley Steinkamp. Julie Jahn - Your sister and you look alike. Gay Liberation Meeting, 7:00 p.m., 3rd floor Walton. Winter is almost gonei Watch out guys. Spring is almost here. Watch out girls. Watch for future summer jobs. Summer Job- -(males only) Hairdress er. Don ' t all you guys jump at once. Deborah Lanius - Are you going to take anymore cheer- leading lessons after basketball games? If so tell us. Mitch Silverstein - Do you really live on Sleepy Hollow Road? Ever see the Headless Horseman? Jim Rizzi - The phantom class go-er. Susan Fette - Are you having a good time? Kunz twins - We know you are not identical twins. Jeri Petri - Let us hear more from you. Mary Davis - Is your fingers really worn to the bone? Linda Lauchli - Applications are now in for brown ' s secra- tariel skool of teknikeal buzz- ness. Donna Simmons - How is your poopy-dog? Gillette Company - How about some LEFT GUARD --because people only stand on my RIGHT. The zip code this week is 62901. . Claudia Kerens - How is Muck Monopoly? We heard you tried to sell the Brooklyn Bridge to the committee. THINKER: Where were you this time last year? Mike Schleyer - Is Baker Hall your winter White House- - As we promised last week, we are going to run a few letters that we have received via the editor. If you wish to comment on G.O.C, letters may be given to the editor. We hope to be able to publish a few more before the year is up but the way the editor is getting to be with space available, we may not be able to do it. Here are some of the letters. Dear writers of G.O.C, How discourteous, impolite, and rude can you be? How daTe you say such statements about me. What I hate most about G.O.C. is that they are all true. C.P. Writers of G.O.C, I hate your column, especi- ally when I ' m in it. C.W. To G.O.C, Keep up the good work guys or gals. It helps me pass the day with a smile atMcKendree. J.P. Writers of G.O.C, I do not wish to play Mc- Kendree at U.C.L.A. or Mc- Kendree. Thank you for the offer. Sincerely, John Wooden Coach, U.C.L.A. Brick House??? John Anthony - Congrats on good job done on Teacher Evaluations. Terry Planitz - Are you spaced out? All the time? Or are you normal and we are spaced out? SUMMER JOB: (females only) Truck driver must also play some college football. Remember - 3rd floor Baker swirling squad is ready this year again. First victim is Lenny Moore. SUMMER JOB: Happiest job in town. Drive an air-condi- tion cab. Bullet proof parti- tion. Hunger March - April 14. SUMMER JOB: Putting prizes and nuts in boxes of Cracker- Jacks. $.50 an hour and all you can eat. C.J. I love you R.S. But please get rid of that other hand. Congrats to Ferox who took first place in A league. Gary Cox - You are super bad or that is what they tell us. Congrats to Plato who took first place in the B league. SUMMER JOB: Testing Vicks inhalers. Do you have a nose for it? Road Rally - March 22. SUMMER JOB: Lifeguard at a water bed factory. SUMMER JOB: Hot dog vendor for Horner Park. Mike Cromeans - Do you really break bricks with your head? SUMMER JOB: Birdbrain needed to feed birds on chapel. SUMMER JOB: Working with Mike Schleyer driving a bus in Chicago. Gun permits included. Phil Egan - Do you really work 70 hours a week at Venture? Steve Deckard - We like your new cap. Dixie Roberts - Beware, G.O.C. is watching you. Mike Schleyer and Rich Kotras - Have both of you been at Mck since 1964 or did Richie start in 1963? Mary Pijut - What is going on at your table in the lunch- room? Jim Rizzi - Did we really see you in the Godfather ? Jennifer James and Donna Simmons - Congrats to your recent marriage of your two turtles. Fred Brauer - Heard you don ' t like to be in this column. Tough. Daryl Murphy - Do you really shoot those 40 footers with your eyes closed? We do have our troubles, don ' t we 2nd floor Baker. To the compilers of G.O.C, Nice work writers. Boy could I tell you things about 2nd floor Barnett. If you would only let me. Signed, S.M.A. Writers of G.O.C, If you write one more thing in your column about me, I will be more popular than any- one on campus. (I will also give you $25). Sincerely, T.H. Back by popular demand, the column to end all columns, is here to insult you, and inform you of certain events on campus. We hope you enjoy it and if we missed you this time, remember, there will always be another copy of the Review. Plato - Ferox got it together to defeat Logan College in flag football. Nice going men. Is Paul Kettwich really 1st round draft choice of the New York Jets? Were we seeing things or was Tony Taggert really here for a Friday night meal a few weeks ago? This week ' s Best Pledge Award goes to Dennis Shaw of Philo. Student Government ' s Fall Festival was alot of fun. But is it true Warren (Rocket Man) Simmons came back to ride the Rocket Plane? Rumor has it Mike has his own hot line to the White House. Too bad ydu don ' t know how to dial yet Mike. AO - You have a heck of a scream team. Horn and all. To Leonard Starling - Is there really a place called Nashville? The R.A. of the Week Award goes to Randie LaRussa. Cindy Wuebbels - Do you really play the piano 33 hours a day? Is there really someone in Baker Hall called Handy Andy? Barb Sommer - That ' s a nice new wardrobe your wearing. But does it have anything to do with being Student Govern- ment treasurer? Terry Minard - Are you really going to direct off-broadway next year? Best Dressed Award at the recent Halloween Party went to Rhonda McGrew. Hope your sister enjoyed the visit here Pam Zutter. Hope you get your voice back soon Harold Howie. Two of a pair look alike contest winners; Ron and Greg Manning David and Mike Krause Gerry and Larry Thomas Dennis Barker and John Crobitt Best SmUe on Campus Award goes to Laura Easley. We didn ' t forget about you Paula Gillespey. Wait until next issue. David Cooper plays six football games a day or so he tells Gail that. Best ping pong player award goes to Carol Bopp. Now that Gale Sayers, Chicago Bears Running Back has retired, McKendree ' s own Chondus Smoot should fill in for Gale. Good luck, Chondus. Happy Birthday Dean Darrah, Novem- ber 22. Wondering who writes this junk, keep guessing. (Ha, Ha) Something of a change, Student Govern- ment is moving this year. Nicest Freshman on Campus Award this week goes to Colleen Karrick. Nut Award goes to Adelphi who froze at their dunking booth at the Fall Festi- val. Larry Kunz, Freshman basketball star, you ' re so . . . big. Question - What does Dean Darrah look for on the ground when he walks along? Roommate of the Week Award goes to Terry Planitz and Kathy Markarain. Jim Rizzi, we will leave you alone this week. Steve D ' Amico - Did you really referee our game at Eastern last year? No wonder we lost. Mitch Silverstein - What are you going to do in grad school? Cook? Nice hair cut Pat Doyle. Is 2nd floor Walton really painted yellow or is it all those pledges? Luanne Lucy - Does Rusty really sleep with all those snakes? Dude Award - Anybody who doesn ' t-go to homecoming. Hope vasj evt vol I u . That way, Tom, that way £bt «i ' e4 - Fans, watching intently  :-■ Happiness is a blanket, on a cold day VARSITY SOCCER Stand up and cheer 1972 SOCCER ROSTER ofw 4 :M WrK j $ McK T( !. : - • ftJr ' mp i McK Sx ¥ r iT ' - , STUDENT GOVERNMENT 1. Claudia Kerens, Rep. at Large 2. Luanne Lucy, Environmental Committee 3. Leonard Starling, Rep. at Large 4. Barbara Thomlinson, Senior Representative 5. Margie Mollet, Soph. Representative 6. John Anthony, Academic Committee 7. Greg Manning, Freshman Representative 8. Dean Darrah, Advisor 9. Janet Simmons, Rep. at Large 10. Linda Lauchli, Secretary 11. MikeSchleyer, President 12. Hal Gray, Vice-President 13. Barbara Sommer, Treasurer 14. Jerry Mueller, Rep. at Large During the first year of change from the old Student Congress, McKendree ' s Student Government proved very successful. Through the year they were able to sponsor such events as: Homecoming Fall Festival Auction Talent Review Student Recruitment Student Evaluation Student-Faculty Auction Coffee House Speaker George Plimpton Films Special Dinners All School Picnic Road Rallys Dances Social Events at Horner Park Ecology Day Hunger March Book Fair BOARD OF TRUSTEES The McKendree Board of Trustees have for years done great services for the college community. This picture in the yearbook can be only a small token of appreciation to them for their interest and enthusiasm for McKendree over the years. Michael Schleyer President of the Student Government 1 . Dr. Jack Travelstead 2. Mike Schleyer 3. Mrs. Grace Welch 4. Mr. LeRoy Kruse 5. Mrs. Vernon Piper 6. Mr. Robert Woodward 7. Rev. Donald Lowe 8. Mrs. Wyvona James 9. Mr. Rayburn Fox 10. Rev. Robert Kraus 1 1 . Mr. Wyatt Rawlings 12. Mr. W.P. Mautz 13. Mr. BJ.Holt 14. Mr. Charles Daily 15. Dr. Eric Rackham 16. Dr. John Henderson 17. Dr. Adolph Unruh 18. Bishop Lance Webb 19. Mr. Elvis Rosenberger 20. Dr. E.W. Cannady 21. Dr. Max Goldenberg DR. DEAN, HYPNOTIST SSSSfS att iBfci m apMwi David Koelling: Sing me a song daddy! is the funniest movie you ' ve ever seen. The world ' s most exotic striptease dancers! ' 1 r Dr. Dean: What ' s wrong? Bill Choat: I don ' t have any pants on! WHO ' S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES THE ANNUAL DIRECTORY OF DISTINGUISHED STUDENTS AT AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES Leonard W. Starling Managing editor Review Editor Review Student Government Vice-President Alpha Phi Omega Development Committee Air Force ROTC A. Sue Carmell Student Congress Secretary Student Life Committee Resident Assistant Head Resident Work Chairman Alpha Omega President Alpha Omega Governance Committee I.S.C. Homecoming Queen Michael R. Schleyer President Baker Hall Welfare Chairman Vice-President Senior Class Vice-President Plato-BS ' ers Chaplain Plato-BS ' ers Review Staff Dean ' s List Governance Committee President Student Governmer Kian Bin Chua Editor McKendrean Photographer Review Vice-President Sigma Zeta McKendree choir Allocations Review Board Mary A. Moeller President Sigma Kappa Tau Secretary Sigma Kappa Tau Secretary I.S.C. Treasurer PEMM Resident Assistant SEA Dean ' s List John W. Anderson Vice-President Philo Student Life Student Government Treasurer Alpha Psi Omega Resident Assistant Social Life Committee Chairman Film Committee President McKendree Crown Investment League Secretary-Treasurer Philo President Philo Student Government Student Life Committee Treasurer Walton Hall Luanne B. Lucy Student Government Vice-President Alpha Omega Work Chairman Alpha Omega Treasurer Junior Class Treasurer PEMM ChairmanStudent Environment Homecoming Queen Candidate Student Conduct Films Committee Programs Committee MC KENDREE COLLEGE CARNIVAL FESTIVAI CAMPUS GROUNDS r Fall Festiva On October 27, 28, and 29, the campus was transformed into a world of smiling faces, cotton candy, calliope music and merry-go-rounds as Student Government sponsored its Fall Festival. Students and townspeople alike were treated to a good, old-fashioned carnival which featured such attractions as a reptile house, a 150-pound pumpkin, a swami, and a chance to dunk a real, live, human target into a vat of cold water! Halloween Party ► m Halloween is traditionally a favorite holiday of children, and the little people who at- tended McKendree ' s Halloween party in Upper Deneen were certainty no exception. Be- sides the usual candy and pumpkins, the children were treated to games, stories, and a costume contest. Later in the evening, McKendree students had a party of their own, but its only similarity to the children ' s party was the decorations, refreshments, and costume contest. All Star Frog, a very popular group at McK, provided music for the evening. 4i «  . ma  tVf '  We plow the fields and ft I I. rftlf fr W • Hft Y. The 1973 January interim course, FINE ARTS IN PARIS, pro- vided an exciting opportunity for twelve McKendree students to broaden their experiences. For Rod Baer, Paul Bickel, Linda Ham- mond, Joe Jackson, Walker McCreary, Linda Michels, Stephen Piotrowski, Ruth Raeber, Gail Schnipper, Frank Washington, Cindy Wuebbles, Mr. and Mrs. P.G. Kennedy and their daughter Annette, the streets of Paris, France, became the most unique classroom available. Leaving St. Louis on the afternoon of January 4th, these students began three weeks of discovering a new world. By viewing historical areas, touring some of the world ' s greatest museums, and mainly by just experiencing the French people and their country, these students became more vitally aware of what is happening outside of the United States. MSkji i ji JOE EGG On March 2 and 3, Alpha I annual production, A Da This hard-hitting and somi j heartbr 1972-73 BEARCAT BASEBALL HH R« I IWi l ¥«i«W McKendree Colleo i GO «t 9 V 0 d AT LAST! (continued on page 166) !!ll !l!l! I|T HUH Bw  « i 4gp te iiig iiii i totim mmmmiM Uv i 1 College of Liberal Arts ! | K lology 9 1 ; ii V Jl ' if ■X 1 V i Wt 1 1 iv - r « 1 s — — Slv IV ' j ujM|1 ' 1 i! Lll it ' • f . ' m. ' 7 g ft x f ■ ■■ : L If2r v 4 3 - r ' Chemistry Lab McKendrean 73 STAFF WB!iII:: iV «Ai mam bUIbMSssse Editor-in-Chief: Kian Bin Chua Assistant Editor: Janet Simmons Claudia Kerens Business Manager: Barbara Sommer Introduction: Pam Wagner Sports Editor: Bill Donahower Rich Kotras Class Editor: Melody Brawley Yearbook Staff: Roy Seiber Greg Manning Dixie Roberts Mary Pijut George Lightcap Harelyn Johnson Linda Wright (Jones) Clyde Brown Lyn White Bill Surman Rodney B3er Photographers: David Dreisbach Kian Bin Chua Language Laboratory | 1 r gf CLASSES ■ I ] ia ' Department of Music Mm , j i JTS ._ ' ■■ ■ II I ■ 4P 1 v w ■ S ) w H Department of Arts W ' l i ' .S.S.I tfV I mm IP I iHff 1 iJll ' ¥ I £ ! I I I P 7 1 • ' ■ 1 1 mWf mm ■ si ,1 1 1 ■ « swift ' ;,i ' ■ . Administration anc i-acu ■ ■ EMERALD OWEN JR. Jp_ Jr jSCW ' ' JB if F i Vl i • r 1 pi BR. WALTER A. SMITH B B.Ed.,S.I.U. ji«.A., University of Illinois sminary f ■ O.B., McKendree College Faculty fFRANCINE MORRIS I Psychology A.A., Boston University B.A., University of New Hampshire M.S..S.I.U. B r(5fLUState lead L M.A.. Washington University ' ' r v ROY STURM piplogy and_§pfii A.B., DePauw University S.T.B., Boston University m — M.A., Ph.D., University ' crf Wisconsin L.L.D.,EvansvilleColl LANCHE TIBBETTS ducation S. (Ed.) Western Illinois University I A., University of Chicago i HARRY STATHAM Physical Education Director of Athletics Basketball Coachi B.A., McKendreelCollege M.S., University of lllini 1 DORIS CLAYTON Clerical Assistant, Library BS.. New York State U RDWfct Secretary fo Business Manager jJJORIS WQ.LFSLAU Secretary ; Director of Development CLASSES Underclassmen Nancy Adams Mary Beans Paul Bickel Clyde Brown Kay Brown John Brownfield Bill Choat Connie Cole Gary Cox Julie Craghead Jeanne Cygan Mary Davis BobEickhoff Susan Fette Brad Flinders Tim Frazier Danny Gift Laurie Goulterman Kay Hazelwonder Randy Hopwood Julie Jahn Bill James Kathy Jones Colleen Karrick Chris Kilman Debby Kirk Sue Klingelhoefer Mike Krause mm Sherrie Kroener George Lightcap Roger Lyons Rhonda McGrew Randy McGuire Greg Manning Debbie Martin Linda Michels Linda Miller Jeri Petri Mary Pijut Stephen Piotrowski Margo Potthast Deborah Price Katy Putnam Mike Raeber Nancy Sailor Larry Schupbach Conrad Scranton Susan Seymour Sue Shaffer Frank Sharp Steve Shaw Mike Smith Becky Thomas Jerry Thomas Larry Thomas Albert Tylka Pat Williams Bruce Winterrowd Tom Wolfslau Robert Black well Wayne Dillender Laura Easley Judy Gass Debbii Laniu: Linda Lauchli Cindy Lentz Randie LaRussa Bruce Moeller Margie Mollett Daryl Murphy Terry Nunn Terry Planitz Dan Schutvenhofei Donna Simmons Byung Son BillSurman Marlene Trader Cynthia Adamson John C. Anderson John W. Anderson Larry Baldwin Dennis Barker Sarah Benton Kathe Bryant Fred Brauer May Brown Kathy Carson Marguerite Comissiong David Cooper Ann Counselman Dave Dow Brion Gallagher Hal Gray Fred P. Harms Christopher Hodge Harold Howie John Jamison Dan Johnson Josh Kendrick ; : im Mariane Kennedy Claudia Kerens Dwain Knollman David Krause Kathy Large Lynda Lawrence Marian Leftwich Dan Lepp Joanne Manning Nelson McAtee Mildred McClain Marvin Meder Danny Miller Lenny Moore Judith Morgan Cindy Naumann Ellen Olds David Peach John Ratcliff Sherry Ratz Dixie Roberts Gail Snhnipper Brian Schwarz Janet Simmons Pamela Sitter Chondus Smoot Barbara Sommer Leonard Starling Lynn Strieker Candace Switzer Ken Suzuki Jude Thompson Bill Wesselman Cindy Wuebbels Sharon Zurliene Mahmood Ammad,  f S « Henry Anderson Tehran. Iran l JML. V . C-i « East St. Lours, III Business-Administration V MJ hfcT ' 1 Art Education B.A. Myra J. Augustine leville, Illinois Business-Economics  .-. A J . V« W Psychology-Sociologv John Justin Anthony Roodhouse, Illinois Charles H. Back tiF ' ff H Robert J. Baer O ' Fallon, Illinois % L r l K Of Lebanon, Illinois Business-Economics - JHtkjT X -T T Science Divisional B.A. B.S. Michael R. Barbe Fairview Heights, Illinois Business-Economics 1 - ■ iflH ■ . Business-Economics Jeffrey Ira Bentman ChesteV, Mlinois 1 «, V Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Political Science V «■ « i ' . « Political Science William B. Biggerstaff Mounds, I llinois Physical Education B.A. Nancy Von Bokel New Baden, Illinois Psychology -Sociology B.A. Melody Dawn Brawley St. Louis, Missouri Elementary Education Aileen Sue Carmell Great Falls, Montana Elementary Education B.A. Nathan Bryan Carson Lombard, Illinois Biology Roger Keith Birlew Cahokia, Illinois Business Douglas Keith Book Mt. Vernon, Illinois English-Secondary Education Jacob P. Burkhart Dwight, Illinois Business B.A. Ruth Carr East St. Louis, Illinois Elementary Education Robert G.Caste llani Paramus, New Jersey Mohammed Y. Choudr Gutranwala, Pakistan Business B.A. Gary Lee Clark Eldorado, I llinois Speech Steve J. Clendenny O ' Fallon, Illinois Physical Education B.A. Gail E. Cooper Granite City, Illinois Elementary Education Carolyn Ann Darin Centralia, Illinois Physical, Education Robert Joseph De Boer Belleville, Illinois William Clark Douglas East St. Louis, Illinois History -Psychology lleville, Illinois Elementary Edu Anthony J. Finchen Jr. Philadelphia, Pennsylvani. Dwain Lee Ford Kinmundy, Illinois Business-Economics Sally Jane Ford Salem, I llinois Physical Education B.A. John H. Francisco East St. Louis, Illinois Sociology Thomas H. Gaddy Olney, Illinois Psychology B.A. Rich Gray St. Louis, Missouri Philosophy Darlene Gross Olney, Illinois Speech Donna Grote Nashville, Illinois Elementary Education Thomas H. Hamilton Rantoul, Illinois Sociology-Political Science B.A. Darlene Haynes Belleville, Illinois Elementary Education B.A. Terry Henry Trenton, Illinois Elementary Education Jeffrey Jahn Lebanon, Illinois Music Education Harelyn Johnson Madison, Illinois Sociology Gregory Alan Jung Belleville, Illinois Elementary Education B.A. Marna Kettwich Arthur, Illinois History-English Paul Duane Kettwich Minouk, Illinois Physical Education B.A. Robert J. Killion Venice, Illinois Psychology B.S. Ed F. Kloustermeyer O.Fallon, Illinois Elementary Education B.A. Ronald W. Manning Virden, Illinois Political Science-Sociology B.A. Thomas M. McKee Rome, New York Business B.A. Randy H. Lahr Metropolis, Illinois Elementary Education John B. Leonard III California, Pennsylvania Sociology-Theology B.A. Leonard Lee Lucey Mascoutah, Illinois Sociology B.A. Junior Lund O ' Fallon, Illinois Elementary Education B.A. David Lee Markwell Greenup, Illinois Physical Education Richard Anthony Miller Lebanon, Illinois Biology John Lubenkov Berwyn, Illinois Business-Economics B.A. Kirby Mansker Rockwood, Illinois Physical Education 3 i 1 1 Mixon Belleville, Illinois Business-Economics B.A. Luanne B. Lucy Lebanon, Illinois Physical Edu B.A. Thomas E. Mauck Trenton, Illinois Business-Economic B.A. P Dianne Moeller Venedy, Illinois Sociology-Psychology B.A. Jerry Harold Mueller Freeburg, Illinois Sociology-Business B.A. Juvata Orr Jonesboro, Illinois Sociology B.A. William A. Perry Star City, Indiana Business Economics-Accounting Dennis D. Price Worden, Illinois English Mary Ann Moeller Nashville, Illinois Physical Education B.A. Dianne Patricia Ohl Mascoutah, Illinois Physical Education Chongre, Seoul, Korea Political Science Richard Joseph Poettke New Baden, Illinois History B.A. Brian L. Ransom O ' Fallon, Illinois Social Sciences Terry Carl Rehling Millstadt, Illinois Sociology Philosophy B.A. Carol Ann Rennhoff Belleville, Illinois Psychology B.A. Alan Ray Rhein Carmi, Illinois Sociology George W. Rohlfing Oakdale, Illinois Elementary Educatic Orin L. Sampson Energy, Illinois Religious Studies Jack Reibert Gardner, Illinois Business E B.A. Willis E. Rezba Sparta, Illinois Speech B.A. Barbara Rohlfing Hettick, Illinois Elementary Education John William Russell Collinsville, Illinois Mathematics John H.Sanders III Hammond, Indiana Business Michael Schleyer Chicago, Illinois Sociology Monica G.Schneider Lenzburg, Illinois Elementary Education B.A. Deborah Ann Schwartz Bethany, Illinois Elementary Education Vivian Yvonne Scott East St. Louis, Illinois Elementary Education Hugh Richard Sharp Patoka, Illinois Business Economics B.A. Mitchell F.Silverstein St. Louis, Missouri Political Science Business Eugene Anthony Soper St. Jacob, Illinois Sociology Bernice D. Stambaugh Norwood, New Jersey Physical Education i Shirley E. Steinkamp Nashville, Illinois Elementary Education B.A. Mary Lou Stotz New Baden, Illinois Elementary Education B.A. Tony A. Taggart Barbara Ann Tomlinson Toledo, Illinois Lakeland, Florida Physical Education Sociology Art B.A. HA Danett Sarah Utz Tonawanda, New York Biology Robert John Weakly Minonk, Illinois History Political Science B.S. Scott AFB, Illinois Business Economics Michael R. Voellinger Belleville, Illinois Business Administration B.A. William Howard Walker Catherine C. Ward Nashville, Tennessee llliopolis, 1 llinois Business Philosophy English B.A. B.A. Evelyn Weathers White Litchfield, Illinois Speech Drama B.A. Pamela Zutter Lima, Peru English B.A. -■: ' •.. j REEKS AND ORGANIZATIONS Alpha Omega 1. Peggy Spencer 2. Kathleen Johnson 3. Cynthia Wuebblels 4. Donna Perkins 5. Paula Gillespey 6. Deborah Lanius 7. Rosalyn Koertge 8. Susan Klingelhoefer SueCarmell 10. Judy Thompson 1 1 . Kathy Markarian 12. Mama Kettwich 13. Janet Simmons 14. Kathy Carson 15. Nancy Weible 16. Luanne Lucy nder 8. Terry! In the three years that Alpha Omega had been actiyly re-in organization. Alpha Omega is based upon the bel f that and that through finding your own individuality ou the campus and community. Alpha Omega has adbpted ai SIGMA KA GAMMA Sli 1. Donna Simmons 2. Katherine Jones 3. Sherry Ratz 4. Catherine Ward 5. Dianne Moeller 6. Linda Lawrence 7. Dr. Carroll (Advisor) 8. Mary Moeller 9. Christine Miller 10. Dianne Ohl 11. Linda Wright Jean Kirt (Advisor) Jean Cygan Peggy Marlin Deborah Price Shirley Steinkamp Donna Grote Deborah Schwartz Nancy Von Bokel Carolyn Darin Barbara Komi YojUjuaZiy Ja Hiyjua Tau, founded in 1967, has concentrated its ef- year on service projects that would allow ac- the National Sorority of Gamma Sigma Sigma, throughout the year included hours spent with the n of St. John ' s Orphanage, community affairs, as well as us school services. Sigma Kappa Tau received notification colonization under Gamma Sigma Sigma on February 28, 973, and a fegf a y eaift probation, will become a charter mem- bat, Kappa Lambda lota The Clionian Literary Soc 1 the McKendree campus foi the first society for women the first woman to graduat social and literary society, C library and worked with varioi our campus. Presently we haj most every campus activity, loyalty, many years of sister to be Clionians. Inter-Society Counci 1. Judy Thompson 2. Mary Moeller 3. Cathy Ward 4. Kathryn Carson 5. Mark Kramer 6. MikeSchleyer 7. John Lubenkov 8. David Koelling 9. Galen Lapka 10. John W.Anderson 11. Roger Lyons 12. Robert Young 13. John Sanders Phi Lambda Sigma phian Literary Society has the distinction of Idest fraternity on campus. Founded in 1837, McKendree College very adequately for 136 field of literature. Philo is active in the Athletic Program. However, within its own fraternal interaction, a great deal of emphasis personal literary and rhetorical achievement, itself active in nurturing fraternal brother- most organizations. However, Philo considers to be not the groupness of a closed organ i- closeness of an open group. Alpha Phi Omega w m V lpha Phi Omega is one of the largest fraternities in our country today. There are over 500 chapters with a mem- bership of over 150,000 men. A.P.O. ' s main objectives are omote leadership, provide friendships, and service to ity, school, and nation. Chi Omega, formally Tau, was founded in 1967 with the ideals of leadership, friendship, and service to all intents ses for the Campus. The society is active in ce projects throughout the school year creating Brotherhood between members and benefiting and surrounding communities. In the spring T became a charter member of the national ty Alpha Phi Omega. The chapter name is is the only national service fraternity on Campus. itself on providing service whenever ity between brothers. 1. Edward Kloustermeyer 2. John Anthony 3. Roger Birlew 4. Mark Reibold 5. Bradley Flinders 6. Bill Walker 7. John Lubenkou 8. Galen Lapka 9. Mark Kramer 10. Mike Voellinger 11. Charles Back 12. Bill James 13. Richard Dillender 19. Drl 20. Wi1 21. 22. 23. Robert Your 1 24. Robert Eickr 25. DwightSmH 26. Fred Brauer Alpha f ijt (§mm Phi Rho Ch The 1972-73 school year existence at McKendree. And quest for their fourth conse went on to garner awards in of activity, they are still goirtu I.Paul Kettwich 2. Kirby Mansker 3. John Fenton 4. Harold Howie 5. Steve D ' Amico 6. Pat Doyle 7. Dan Johnson 8. Dennis Adams 9. Mike Krause 10. Bill Wesselman 11.TimTriggs 12. Mark Allen 13. Jack Weakly 14. Brant Harper 15. Jerry Bauer 16. Brian Carson 17. John Kovac (Advisor) Pi Lambda Tau PLATO was founded in 1849 by 16 merTwhd fdund the Philosophian Literary Society unabTeNtol fblfill their needs, and is the oldest social socje United States west of the Alleghe Because of its state charter, PLATO corporation by the state of Illinois Only persons with an interest in therfis lv brothers can become members, strengthened through the bettermen on an individual basis. Platonians str leadership, and moral character througl hood and honor are aquired. 14. Hal Gray 15. Brian Gallager 16. David Cooper 17. Landon Moore Bruce Brock 19. Craig Votrain 20. Dennis Thomas 21. Ron Manning 22. Gary Willia.ns 23. Ken Suzuki 24. Francis Dant 25. Plato Delta Phi Sigma Delta Phi Sigma, a social fraternity, strives to promote those qualities which are essential for a well-balanced scholastic program. Brotherhood, Individuality, Sportsmanship, Integrity, and an active participation in student affairs are just a few of the qualities created through membership in the organization. Adelphi, realizes that a college life consisting solely of academic routines fails to complete an individual ' s total education. Therefore, the organization provides an opportunity for its members to enjoy other activities associated with college life. This is achieved through such activities as intramural programs, parties, and our succulent pig roasts. 1. Jake Burhart 2. Tom Weil 3. Rich Miller 4. Dave Krause 5. Rodney McGrew 6. Tom Fohne 7. James McDonald 8. Ed Streif (Advisor) 9. Thomas Mauck 10. Robert Young 11. John Sanders Investment Club And Phi Betta Lambda Left to right: Dennis Seipp, Phil Ambers, Dwain Ford, May Brown, Barbara Sommer, Jack Reibert, Heny Reater, Brian Ransom, Brant Harper, Richard Sharp, Ed Streif (Advisor), Thomas Mauck, John Sanders, Alexa Jane McDonald, Myra Augustine. Public Affair Forum 1st row. I. to r.: Jeff Bentman, Mitch Silverstein, Chris Hodge, John Kovac (Advisor), Ron Manning 2nd row, I. to r, Harold hcwie, Douc Bock. David Krause, Greg Manning, Sharon Jones, Bonnie Frost. Women ' s Pemm Club 1 . Mary Beans 2. Luanne Lucy 3. Rhonda McGrew 4. Nancy Weible 5. Katheleen Jones 6. Mary Moeller 7. Judy Thompson 8. Ellen Olds 9. Sherry Ratz 10. Ann Darin 11. Sally Ford 12. MissKirts (Advisor) Alpha Psi Omega ? mr. 1. Mrs. Grace Welch (Advisor) 2. Claudia Kerens 3. Linda Lauchli 4. Dan Lepp 5. David Krause 6. John W. Anderson 7. Dr. Dean Thomlison (Advisor) 8. Janet Simmons 9. Skip Rezba Volumn Lll September 1972 ■ May 1973 McKendree eview Lebanon, III. tf Hungry ... G ' ' -er vaca j( ! -.nation periods .-r allon Progress for endree Students Asso- Leonard Starling £j| ; Editor Barbara Tomlinson Manager. Chuck Back ditor . . . Rich Kotras REPORTERS romlinson Lynn White leyer Bob Castellani sy Pam Boden hower Brian Ransom amer Cathy Ward imons Judy Fries ' gan • • - . Cathy Ward Barb Tomlinson Evelyn Best 5 expressed in signed letters, and articles of the writers and do sarily represent e McKendree Rev 1. Pam Boden t Association, or 2 - Barbara Tomlinson 3. Leonard Starling 4. Bill Donahower 5. Pat Hursey 6. Chuck Back 7. Rich Kotras 8. Mrs. Evelyn Best (Advisor) 9. Rich Gray (not pictured) 10. Judy Gass (not pictured) McKendree . . Here To Stay J SORRy, NO PHOTO Jeanne Cygan tboBus ollege. EL b «a A W m wl i ft JNS A it m P NP. 2£s£M JM f, • pjf O ' ' Sra MJg| jRa.- j J Sigma Zeta 1. Mrs. Mandolini (Advisor) 2. Marianne Kennedy 3. Carol Rennhoff 4. Patricia Bost 5. John Yunker 6. Patricia Hursey 7. Nancy VonBokel 8. David Folkerts 9. Rich Kotras 10. Jerry Mueller Psychology Club McKendree College Choir McKendree Chapel Choir 1. Paul Bickel 2. Walker McCrerry 3. Claudia Kerens 4. Carl Heberer 5. Pauline Jones 6. Mary Davis 7. Larry Schupbach 8. Bill Choat 9. Judith Gass 10. Dee Ann Melliere 1 1 . Linda Michels 12. Gail Schnipper 13. Kathleen Large 14. Roy Seiber 15. Gary Cox 16. Bruce Moeller 17. Joe Jackson 18. Becky Thomas 19. Kay Brown 20. Debbie Martin 21. Melody Brawley 22. Lynn Strieker 23. Cathy Shipley 24. Franklin Cook 25. Robert Noland 26. Daniel Lepp 27. Stephen Piotrowski 28. Julie Jahn 1. Joe Jackson 2. David Wiser 3. Bruce Moeller 4. Randall McGuire 5. Stephen Piotrowski 6. Mary Davis 7. Gary Cox 8. Christine Kilman 9. Linda Michels 10. Gail Schnipper 1 1 . Linda Hammond 12. Daniel Lepp 13. Prof. Freiner (Conductor) Dedication hW ' 4 Ta n ' does lid Kee| pace with his coTnp moT 5 5 perhaps it is because he hears d , cf efferent dnmimer. J§t him step to the music which he, hedrs owever measured or i i far away : . J K lhQTC U-f E X L I B R I S ■