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For Reference Not to be taken from this room fable m Contents introduction faculty 8c Administration (U lass (AcittJtttcs (Organizations 8c (Irccfes dedication 1 IB 38 58 15D 166 I I, McKEN- DREAN74 Holman Library McKendree College Lebanon, III, 62254 § 51 1 = •S - £ l si £ § - £ $T Si I 1 I c 5 •? . S 8 $ K. oC § 2 it i S£ 5 S 5 Q O O o Q z jpii cn : If ' Ld 7s o i U| ■ j f 4 ti -1 £ — « -.• thnmfotratum Jfatultjj FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION Eric N. Rackham President of the College B.A., Mt. Allison University M.A., Ph.D., University of Michigan Raymond F. Devery Vice President for Development B.A., Illinois Wesleyan M.A., Montclair State College Emerial Owen Jr. Dean of the College B.A., McKendree Ed.M., Ph.D., St. Louis University Thomas Darrah; Dean of Students B.S., M.Ed., Kent State University Frederic Robinson; Director of Institutional Research A.B., McKendree M.B.A., Southern Illinois University Doris Weber; Financial Aids Off ii Jo Ann Montague; Registrar B.S., Florida State University M.S. Ed., Southern Illinois Universi ' David Wilkey; Director of Admissions B.A., McKendree Vernon Snead; V.P. for Financial Affairs B.S.. SIU M.S., Indiana University Phyllis Kuhl; Director of Student Acti Hal Montague; Director of Special Instructional Programs B.S., Florida State University M.S., Florida State University Rich Vandegraft; Asst. Dean of Students B.S., Eastern Illinois University M.S., Eastern Illinois University Ruben Yelvington; Directo r of Information A.B., University of Missouri L Lyn White; Jr. College Transfer Counselor B.A., McKendree Karen Stanfield; Asst. Librar B.A., University of Hawaii M.L.S. University of Hawaii Lynn Grove; Librarian A.B., McKendree College M.A., University of Denver David Munoz; Bookstore Manager Fred Fleming; Biology B.S., Indiana Central Normal M.S., University of Wyoming Sci. D., McKendree Ted Anderson; Biology B.A., U of Kansas Ph.D. St. Louis U. FACULTY Dwayne Cole; History Political Science B.A., Northwestern College M.A., U of Minm Ph.D., St. Louis U Orville Schanz; Music A.B., McKendree M.M.Ed., Drake University Douglas Jones; Mathematics A.B., University of Oklahoma M.A., University of Oklahoma Ph.D. Iowa State ai 1 Frank Stiers; History B.A., Yale M.A., Ph.D., Washington U. Harry Ststham; P.E. V ' lr  r Athletic Director Basketball Coach B.A., McKendree IfiH P ' - - M.S.. U of He Ed Streif ; Business Economics A.B., McKendree M.B.S., St. Louis U T. Dean Thomlison; Speech B.A., Oklahoma Baptist U. M.A.,Ph.D.SIU Yvon Baber; Spanish French A.B., M.A., University of Oxford M.A.,St. Louis U. Evelyn Best; English B.A., Barnard College M.A. U of Massachusetts George Tuerck; Music A. A., Belleville Area College Howard Porter; Physics Soccer Coach B.S., M.S., Arizona State s p -L r m ' Bf ' A p K.Jean Kirts.P.E. B.S., Lindenwood College M.S., Indiana University Janet McReynolds; Education B.A., Iowa Wesleyan M.S., Ed., Sp., Central Missouri State Ph.D., SIU Myron Reese; Chemistry B.S., California State Ph.D., University of Notre Dame ' ■-. Roy Sturm; Sociology A.B., DePauw University S.T.B. Boston University M.A.,Ph.D. U of Wisconsin L.L.D. Evansville College Lawerence Bryan; Religion Chaplain B.A. Musingum College M.S., Garrett Seminary Ph.D. Northwestern University i i i John Kovac; Political Science «■ B.A., M.A., Western Michigan University Ph.D. University of Utah Marianne Poston; Literature B.A. Western Maryland M.A. Boston U. Ph.D. U of I Rich Kamm B.S.SIU M.S.SIU Curtis Trainer; Education B.S.SIU M.S. U of I Ed.D. Washington U. Cormett Helms B.S. McKendree M.S., SIU Wanda Bickell; Educatior A.B. Washington U. M.Ed. Uof Hawaii Ph.D. St. Louis U. I , Glenn Freiner; Music A.B., McKendree M.A., Drake University Phillip Kennedy; Philosophy A.B., M.A., U of Redlands Gary O ' Conn B.A. Rutgers University M.S., Ph.D., Texas A M William Hodge; Art B.S. SIU M.F.A. U of Iowa ' Cas Mendez-Vigo A., M.S. Uof Florida Daisy Moser; Switchboard Operator Loraine Brownfield; Secretary to President 1 2 Marjorie Olds; Food Services Jill Weil; Sec. to Institutional Research Virginia Pepper: Cashii T LJ i n k if Dorothy Bennett; Secretary to Librarian Jack Mark; Asst. Director of Special Programs Audrey Schiefer; Clerk Janet Peach; Stenographer Doris Wolfslau; Sec. to VP of Development 3 : Jim Gammerman; Chicago Area Counselor p05o Theresa Berutti; Asst. of Communications, Secretary of Financial Aids i p X r q ft %cs Alma Weik; Gifts Secretary Charlotte Smith; Seer Admissions 1 rf 5 Emma Murphy; Bookkeeper Dori Amari; Transcript Secretary Kathy Fuhrman; Asst. Director of Public Information Nobert Rapp; Director of Physical Plant Chris Beckker; Sec. to Dir. of the Plant I I Kay Gaut; Sec. to VP of Academic Affairs Geoffrey Dubson; Library Assistant Robert Neider; Assist. Business Manager = z Just Between You And Me G.O.C. We the writers wish to estab- lish our purpose in this first edition of Mck-Raker 1973. Our purpose is to search out and expose publicly real or apparent misconduct or outstanding achievement of prominent in- dividuals (you the students, faculty, and staff) of McKendree College. Congratulations Queen Laura Easley! Does Huck really change clothes in a phone booth? Dr. O ' Connor, where did yoi learn to shake your tail feath- er? When you ' re hot you ' re hot! --Right Bunge?! Homer, quit clowning around. McKendree ' s entry in the St. Clair County tractor pull-- Mary Beans. Roommates of The Month Award goes to Polly and Debbie. You ' ve earned it! Randy Hopwood, have you gone golfing lately? Susie and Linda, glad to see you made it back from Princess Anne ' s wedding in time for Homecoming. Bill Choat, glad to see you off your crutches! Linda Michaels, have you seen any UFO ' s lately? Debbie Lanius, who ' s the mystery man? What are those little pink things you ' ve been knitting, Candy? Why the sparkle in your eye Carol Bopp? What do squirrels have that other animals don ' t have? What does McK have that other schools don ' t have? (little squirrels) Barnett Hall now has its own Avon Lady, LaRene Anderson. Thanks to the Miller repre- sentative, Christmas came early at Vic ' s. The Morning After dedi- cated to Rollie. Will anyone ever really know why Adelphi moved out of Old Science Hall?? Cheers to Lady and Mrs. Kuhl. Good luck with your Pep Band, Joe! Hey Ed, a penny for your thoughts. Gina, where did you get your walk? What ails you Randie? Does APO get special inter- est rates at the Lebanon Bank? Take care of that ankle, Dan! What do you do with a sus- pended cheerleader? Does 3rd floor Baker -have spooks? -- or are aU the spooks on first? Good luck, Deb! B. W. is getting to be quite the lady ' s man. Greaser of the month award goes to Mark Reibold. Chondus and Larry, you guys really know how to get it to- gether! Is it true that David Krause is involved in the Watergate scandal? King of the Road dedicated to Greg Ramsey. Smokey The Bear Award goes to Leonard Starling for his quick action at Homecoming. Stand up Roy! Excuse me, you are! Mice in January. Rats in February. What ' s next Barnett? Gimme five Nelson. Hey film committee. How about Deep Throat? Barnett Hall Olympic team. Keep up the running and sweat- ing- Driver of the week award goes to John Fenton. Glad to see you can walk this semester, Rollie. Patty Chapman -- We ' re watching you. Coffee House Feb. 20. What ' s happened to the freak of the week committee? Twins of the month. Randy and Linda Hopwood. Conserve more energy--eat more beans E Who ' s the birdman of Baker? Congrats, to King Cox and his Harem. Good luck with Royal Gambit. Second floor Baker is where it ' s at. Who ' s winning the security ' s pool tournament? Welcome back to campus Joe Jackson. Mindy-Stay out of FeroxHall. 3791 McK - Raker Janitor of the month goes to Al, alias Chief. Dave P. -I ' d like to say this in three parts. Larene - Do you know what they call a dead avon lady? A dead ringer!!!!!! Where is Vice President Anderson when you need him!?!?!?!?!?!?! Sweethearts of the month- - Den and Karen. Congrats Archie for winning Student Government Scholar- ship. Rich - Give us your job definition. Barnett - Have you heard about the toilet paper shortage? Definition - Constipation: When you ' re at a pay toilet with a bent dime!!!!!! Mr. Freiner - We ' re glad you liked the Spurlows concert! Is there an oreo cookie in Baker lounge? Crazy Horse - Are the fire alarms out of order? My mother thanks you, my father thanks you, and my grandma and grand- pa thank you!! Where are Pat and Cherl? BEWARE WE ' LL BE WATCHING YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!! If you are at all curious about the purpose of this article, Just do something Stupid, wild, wierd, or otherwise, and you will find out and so will the rest of the campus. Kian - Your yearbook was great, but who ever taught you how to spell our name. Congratulations to Leonard Starling on being made Com- mander General of McKendree and Belleville J.C. Hi! Mrs. Jefferson. Dave Ellis - We hope you ' re over your bronchitis. Brad Flinders - We like your haircut. Be sure to see Jericho Harp Sunday, Oct. 14 in Upper Deneen. Larry Shubach - How can you see to kick a soccer ball with all that hair? Jerry Thomas - Where is your brother Larry? Or is it Larry, where is Jerry? Vote for Who ' s Who can- didates on Oct. 24 and 25. Tom Hamilton - We thought you graduated, Question? What is a sure handled Doug Rose? Ans. What is a Doug Rose? Leonard Starling - We like your newspaper, it is just you we can ' t stand. Referee of the Week Award- It goes to Dave Krause and Ed Bergen for the fine job of officiating the BS ' er and Ferox game. But next time guys, wear your glasses so you can see what is going on. Kay Hazelwonder - We are watching you. Mark Kramer - Happy Yom Kippur Day. For you sports fans we have a partial score for you. Israel 5 - Egypt 1. Syria still running. Sign up for Homecoming Decorations. Leonard needs a lot of help. It looks great so far. Homecoming schedules are available in Lower Deneen. L.G. Clark - Is that your real name or do those letters stand for something. John Wayne Anderson - We will get you next time. Claudia Kerens - Sorry you weren ' t chosen to write this article. Join in the fun at Coffee House. Congratulations Harold Howie and Terry Minard on your recent engagement. Has anyone noticed the action taking place on front campus recently? It is hard to tell who the squirrels really are. Attend Chapel on Thursday mornings. It is painless and free. Randy Hopwood - Why do they call you magic fingers? Student Government - You get to be kidding. Got something to sell or trade? The McKendree Review will lend a helping hand. J f Patrick Uoyle burg. II V am afraid to tell if I tell you who I who I am, and it ' Vv V - 1 oa who I am, Because, m, you may not like all that I have. Mm M . . b  mm s I I- I . S T- Christine Ki 44 f «S f ) J k 4 HI N 1 N II ' t I IejIh it L Mft J ' « 1 9% m ■ w of human life, as certain fllESt V : To live fully, we must learn lings and LOVE people. . . . y rap i E things and USE people. w W mr . ... v ' M K ] tr $ NAME Abby, Ruth Adamson, Cynthia Agles, Wayne Allen, Patricia Kay Allen, Ronald Mark Allford, Raymond Amarh, Archibald Amari, William Ambers, Charles Anderson, John C. Auclair, Richard Augustine, Danny Baer, Rodney Baker, Eugene Baker, Dean Baldwin, Robert Barnett, Charles Bayler, LaNell Beck, Randall Becker, Fred Benton, Sarah Berutti, Anthony Bivens, Jimmy Blackwell, Clester Bohle, Terry Brammer, Gerd Brooks, Robert Browder, Bessie Brown, Donald Brown, Ruth Bryant, Kathleen Bryson, Wilfred Bunge, James Burn ' s, Don Butera, James Butzinger, Ramon Bynum, Jane Cato, Kenneth Chiaramonte, John Clark, Thomas Collins, Peter Cromeans, Michael Culbert, Patricia Cutbert, Robert Dant, Francis Davidson, Edward Davis, Mary Dawson, Thomas Deckard, Steve Decker, Leonard DeGroff, Arlia Delker, Warren Docekal, Charles Douglas, Diana Douglas, William Dziuban, Kathleen Eckert, Elinor Evans, Pat Faist, Anne Fenton, John Fleming, Robert Foppe, Thomas Forbes, Juanita Friedric Furtkan Garcia, Gauntz, Friedrich, Jane tkamp, James Esther tz, Karen Gay, William H Giger, Dale Giger, Donna Gisondi, James Godwin, John Goforth, Laura Gregory, Thomas Gross, Stanley Grumley, Richard Haberman, Milton Hagist, Edna Hahs, Susan Hammond, Linda Harris, Roger Harris, Ruth Headburg, Robin Heberer, Earl Hedrick, Margaret Heer, Linda Henman, Mary Henning, Donald Herrin, James Hoerner, Dennis Hoover, Donna Huff, William Hummert, David Jackson, Joseph Johnson, Daniel Johnson, Timothy Kapelski, Donald Keene, Marsha Kelley, Sydne Kenney, Kenneth Klingelhoefer, Susan Knewitz, Gloria Knox, Gary Koebel, Mike Koertge, Rosalyn Kozera, Gregory Kramer, Ellen Kramer, Mark Kube, Alice Kuebel, John Kurt, Jerome Laesser, Joyce Lange, Jeffrey La Russa, Randie Lasich, Bill Lee, Charles Lemke, Clyde Looney, Judy Loos, Kimball Lyons, Deborah McAllister, Randal McAtee, William McCarty, Ruth McDonald, James McDuffy, Michael McFall, Doris ,7 NA if J ,ME McFall, James McGrew, Rebecca McGrew, Rodney McPherson, Duncan Mahony, Philip Makarewicz, Michael Manning, Joanne Markarian, Kathy Marlin, Peggy Mathes, Stephen Meek, Carey Meek, John Meentemeyer, Dean Melton, Kathy Mernick, Dennis Meyer, Brenda Miller, Linda Miller, Richard Miller, Romulus Mudd, Beth Munden, William Murray, Mary Louise Myhre, Carol Nettemeier, James Niemeier, Barbara Noland, Robert Nunn, Terry O ' Donnell, Mary Pat O ' Keefe, Barbara Ord, James Otten, Donald Otten, Shirley Ovrebo, Eva Panfil, Sharman Parker, Al Parsons, Fred Pass, Leila-Anne Peacock, Roger Penny, Rickie Perrin, Richard Peterson, Paul Planitz, Theresa Poore, Rodger Porter, John Porter, Lowell Pylypiw, John Radosevich, Dennis Reed, Colleen Reindl, Robert Reiter, Richard Rich, Don Richardson, Avis Rieckenberg, Rick Robles-Mercado, Modesta Rohlfing, Barbara Rooney, David Rueter, Marjorie Sadler, Shari Sanders, Monroe Sawicki, Raymond Schmale, Arnold mley MB Schmidt, Margaret Schuchardt, Thomas Schutzenhofer, Dan Sciarra, Loretta Severns, William Shaw, James Simms, David Simpson, Dean 3ims, Robert Smith, Doug Smith, Hattie Smith, Rita Snyder, David Spencer, Peggy Springmeier, Anita Stevenson, Abigail Stewart, Stanley Stiers, Virg Stone, Robe Strobbe, Joh Studnicke, Delores Sullivan, Mary Svoboda, Robert Sykes, Assie Szewczyk, Karen Tabaka, Kelly Taylor, Jerome Thompson, Jeffrey Thompson, Philip Tiller. Lillie Trujillo, Rachel Upchurch, Pamela Vance, Carley Vandeloo, Gary Vitse, Martha Vollmer, Michael Vollmer, Patrick VonBokel, Nancy Vonnahme, Marianne Wagner, Betty Wagner, Pamela Ware, Marvin Warner, Donna Washington, Frank Waters, Brenda Watkins, Purley Watt, James Weathers, Bradley Webb, Robert Weber, Thomas Welter, Edward Wetzel, Randy Whelan, James White, James Whitehouse, Lennie Wicks, Suzanne Wilke, Charles Willett, Edward Williams, James Wolf, Wade Yunker, John ♦• Rfr- JUNIORS Becky Carson Oakdale, III. Bobbie Coleman E. St. Louis, III. Ernestine Conyers E.St. Louis, III. Wayne Dillender Trenton, III. Connie Horman Metropolis, III. Kathy Julian West Frankfort, III. Paula Oestreich Centralia, III. Dorothea Peters Trenton, III. Constance Rockingha E. St. Louis, III Donnielesky Wallace Lebanon, III. Nancy Weible Huntsville, Ala. Sandy Wernsman Centralia, III Toni Whittaker Belleville, III. SOPHOMORES Phu Black Clyde Brown Paul Cermak Brad Flinders Gasaway Randy Hopwood Roger Lyons Greg Manning Gail Nave Frank Sharp ■ Becky Thomas Tim Triggs Albert Tylka FRESHMEN Roger Abe 1 1 David Adams Butler Campbell Patty Chapman Rick Creasey Tom Julia Joyce Jay Sherry Susan Garrett Geolat Gobin Greer Hampton Haney Beth Hermsmeyer Don Huckaby M$£ Penny Kirby Sara Manley -:; = = = -:=== Rick H{« H l W m Sarctv 3c -.-.z=: • ;e::e- IMBrxvJWMH Susan Kurt ' .• = -. C=— . Phil Scott Schneider Schoenborn Scon s- — So Jden Patty --- - ) ------ Mary Voegele Vi Ws8  . ' l : ' ' : ' ' -r f ' ? ?: : ' rj ■ ' .■:• X : : ' ■ ' fefe ' ' life ' ' m ■■ ' • ' • Reflexions Expressions $ si$ ? ! THE BEARCATS 1973-74 V s 5 ' | m w i L 30 r 52 U i 1 i 44 so ' iliK ' I «$ l ll „f [MKKCOI I. FLUTE ATHLETICS 197 3 74 OFFICIAL CUMULATIVE SASKETBt.i. STATISTICS ■ .... •■■■ i ' ■— fc fc« J ;• ■•  :. ' .■. ' . c ; ,....„ 37 170 : 5 3 514 ■ 16 : 270 8.7 . -_ I4f 304 Uij . 496 15 5 ft=iie 69 | 4.3 £?M4 fV ., , |„ H 4 9 lobSMi ify„ i y ,, SB ' 58 6 „ -- 4 , , . 3 5 2 .7 V :. l ;. ' ::r;;.::;: ' - ' ' ,, ,, nl j,. 3 1 B | 37.S 5.4 H .17 637 65 88.7 — H ,, 5 | , r - ■■ 35. 4 78.7 ;: ■ r« Go ffoth h felled Bearcats Cast A Stone ' McKendree grabbed a A ?- No Gob Story halhime lead, then held on econd D.8TK.CT 20 the team; exploded for is 13 McKE DRrE 109, muxiktn m poinls in th.- second Bob Slone. M1IJJRL,( M l — , M kin drew -Aithin a ] 1973-74 SOCCER ROSTER  « McK M McK , Kk Front row, from left: Dojg Rose, John Potthast, Fred Brauer, Chris Karsteter, Jim McFall, Tom Hamilton, Steve Harris, Marty Roustio, Rich Kotras. Back row, from left: Brion Gallagher, Bob Blackwell, Larry Schupbach, Tom Wolfslau, Don Huckaby, Jim Williams, Bill James, Mark Crayton, Roger Abell, Brad Flinders, Coach Howard Porter, Jose Pereira (not pictured). Successful Soccer Season This year ' s soccer team played to a fine 4-4-1 record. At a glance one would proba- bly think, Big deal! it ' s just a 500 season. You are partly right, because it is a big deal. Last year at this time this team had a 1-7 record, with no idea of what to expect this year. During spring workout last year Coach Howard Porter was very optimistic, because nobody was really sure of what this year ' s team would look like. From the very first game the team showed good judgement in playing the defense and the of- fense. They showed an over- whelming desire to score goals. This desire and aggressive- ness payed off as can be seen in the team ' s final statistics. This year the team doubled its goal output from 10 last year to 21 this year. They also scored the highest number of goals they have ever scored in a game, 7 against Lindenwood College. On defense a big change could be seen, not only did the Bearcats score goals but they proved that they could stop them as well. Last year the opposition scored an average of 5.4 more goals per game than the Bearcats. This year that figure dropped as the opposi- tion outscored McKendree by only 1.6 goals, almost four less goals per game. Two of the main factors for this were the ever steady play of Doug Rose in goal, and the maturing of Bill James at his sweeper fullback position. This year also, the Bearcats and Doug Rose re- corded their first shutout in the soccer program ' s history, when the kickers defeated Westmin- ster 2-0. Not all of the credit goes to the guys on the team. Much of it goes to Coach Porter in ,his ability to hold this team together despite two previous seasons when the team had only one victory. Through his determination, understanding, and patience, Coach Porter has started to build a strong soccer program for the coming years here at Bearcat U. This year ' s leading scorer was Chris Carstetter with 6 goals and 3 assists. Behind him was Jim McFall with 7 goals and one assist for a total of 8 points. Next season, Coach Porter hopes to schedule 12 varsity games and possibly 4 scrim- mage games. Next year, there will be 17 returning players, including 11 lettermen. Mr. Porter felt that the team had a very good season and will have an even better season next year. With the mixture of the old and the new the McKendree College soccer team will have an excellent season that will hopefully see them on their way to N.A.I. A. playoffs. 3% «« ,1 McK - ?• fc Va • m we toi w AcwKAKiy ANiy wo c i-cna li ttlc - vim knzvlqce: Homecoming Homecoming Homecoming. RETIRING QUEEN Sue Carme] 107:i QUEEN CANDIDATES Laura Easlev Paula Gillespe Dixie Robert-. JUNIOR MAJD Nancy Weihk SOPHOMORE MAID Rav Hazelwonder FRESHMAN MAID Joyce Gobin ' )7M HOMECOMING OUF.FN HOMECOMING 1973-74 McKendree ' s 1973-74 Home- coming took place over the week- end of November 16th, 17th, and 18th. This year ' s theme was Days of Future Past. Last minute preparations for the activities of homecoming weekend were made late on Friday. Early registration for returning alumni was held at 7:00 pm in Lower Deneen. At 8:00 pm, an evening performance of Barefoot in the Park , directed by Mrs. Grace Welch, was given by several stu- dents in Eisenmeyer Hall. During the typical last-minute rush to finish the floats, a three-hour moratorium on the construction of floats was respected by all the Greek organizations. In honor of Fifties Day , Bill Anderson ' s Rock and Roll Revival offered laughs and lively entertainment to all who attended the nostalgic hop. Alumni registration continued in- to Saturday. Open-house of residence halls was held until three o ' clock and guided campus tours for the alumni were staged during this time. The annual Homecoming Parade left Hypes Field at 10:00 am and travelled the traditional route through the heart of Lebanon. Objective judgement of the floats, based on neatness, originality, and overall appearance took place during the parade. At 12:30 in the afternoon Barefoot in the Park was again presented in Eisenmeyer Auditorium. Immediately preceeding the basketball game, a one-hour reception was held in the Bearcat Booster Den in the gymn forstudents, alumni, and the entire campus community. m ■5 ; eMA d ? m r-.?-y ( Sunday involved in The basketball game was the major athletic event of the weekend and McKendree Bearcats pounced Arkansas Baptist with a score of 89-60. At half time, Mrs. Lyn White introduced the queen ' s court. The three candidates for homecoming queen were Dixie Roberts, Laura Easley, and Paula Gillespie. Junior maid was Nancy Weible, Sophomore maid was Kay Hazelwonder, and Freshman maid was Joyce G obin. Lyn also presented trophies and cash prizes to the winners of the parade floats. Alpha Omega received first place trophy which was accompanied by $100. Ferrox accepted second place and $50, and Gamma Sigma Sigma placed third. Bob Stone was the recipient of the Vesely Scholarship Award for 1973-1974 which is presented annually to a McKendree senior with outstanding athletic ability. The most anticipated event of the week- end took place on Saturday evening. From 8:00 pm till 1:00 am, couples composed of students, alumni and staff danced in the romantic atmosphere of Catholic Knights and Ladies of Illinois Hall in Belleville. The night began with a quiet social hour followed by a buffet dinner. At 10:30, the Queen ' s Court was once again presented and Laura Easley received a standing ovation as she was crowned 1973 Homecoming Queen. As the excitement calmed, the couples drifted happily in the mellow mood of the evening, evening ushered out the final event of homecoming weekend. A movie whose title summarized the mental state of all those homecoming was shown in Upper Deneen. The film was FRENZY. W A •u3ua HOMECOMIN G CO-C H AIRMEN Leonard Starling Richard Kotras COMMITTEE [udy Fries Dixie Robert? Pam Boden Donna Perkins Debbie Knsturin Luann Lucy Laura Easley Randy Hopwood Ka Hazelwonder Sharon Jones [anet Simmons Ron Manning Ruslv Lucy Nancy Weible Paula Gillespey Paula Oestricli Ma roe Berkel [anet Bowermaster [ohn Wayne Anderson Lynn White Rich Vandegrab OUR SINCERE 1 1LWKS In MRS. KUHL ' Day ' s of future Vast :£ U $fc$S ' Breathe deep the gathering gloom. Watch lights fade from every room Bedsitter people look back and lament, Another day ' s useless energy spent Impassioned lovers wrestle as one, Lonely man cries for love and has none. New mother picks up and suckles her son, Senior citizens wish they were young, Cold hearted orb that rules the night. Removes the colours from our sight Red is grey and yellow white, But we decide which one is right. And which is an illusion???. Holman Library McKendree College Lebanon, III. 62254 Cold hearted orb that rules the night. Removes the colours from our sight Red is grey and yellow white, But we decide which is right. And which is an illusion? Pinprick holes in a colourless sky, Let insipid figures of light pass by The mighty light of ten thousand suns, Challenges infinity and is soon gone, Night time, to some a brief interlude, To others the fear of solitude. Brave Helios wake up your steeds, Bring the warmth the countryside needs. WHO ' S WHO IN THE CAST: CHARLIE BROWN • is played by Roger Lyons. This is Roger ' s first appear- ance on the stage. Roger hails from Centralia, Illinois. He is a sophomore majoring in Psychology. SNOOPY • Played by John Jamison, Beardstown, Illinois. John is a Senior majoring in English and Speech. This is John ' s debut on the stage but he has participated in all the previous productions in the backstage depart- ment. John ' s role as Snoopy will entitle him to enter Alpha Psi Omega this semester. LUCY - Played by Karen Szewezyk. Karen is from Belleville, Illinois. Karen is a junior majoring in Nurse ' s Ed. and minoring in Sociology. She is presently a P.N. at Centerville Hospital. This is her debut on the stage. She has various experience stemming from High School. LUCY (understudy) - Mary Davis hails from Collinsville, Illinois. She is a sophomore majoring in piano. She has a wide variety of musical abilities and has also been co-director of the musical portion of this production. LINUS - Gary Cox hails from Carmi, Illinois. He is a sophomore majoring in Elem. Ed. Gary first appeared on the stage as ' Jacque ' in the ' Miser ' . The part as Linus will enable him to become a member of Alpha Psi Omega. SCHROEDER • Tom Cunningham is from Wood River, Illinois. Tom has previous experience from high school. He is a sophomore majoring in Mathematics. This is his debut on the stage. PATTY - Played by Susan Haney, O ' Fallon, III. Sue is a freshman majoring in Speech. She has previous experience from high school. This is her debut on the stage. ' george lightcap, jr ' . - george is a sophomore majoringiin Speech-Theatre. He hails from Belvidere, New Jersey, making his debut last year as ' Harpagon ' , THE MISER , then ' Brian ' , A DAY IN THE DEATH OF JOE EGG . PROPS Mary Scott and Mary Voegele PUBLICITY Terry Minard, Harold Howie and Janet Simmons MAKE-UP Randie LaRussa and Claudia Kerens SET CONSTRUCTION Dan Lepp, Tom Cunningham, Roy Seiber, John Jamison, Sue Haney, Doug Book; George Lightcap Jr., JohnWayne Anderson, Karen Szewczyk, Gary Cox, Sigma Kappa Tau and Pat Allen. LIGHTING John W. Anderson, Rusty Sanders, Roy Seiber, Tom Gingles and Pledges of Philo. COSTUMES Kathe Bryant A CHAPEL CHAPLAIN DEVELOPMENT ADMISSIONS CARNEGIE HALL EISEN AUDITORS COMMUNIC FINE ART. 1 BENSON ART DEPT CLARK My happiness wilts as the dying summer flowers fade into autumn. Rooms of emptiness surround my being, my life seems so distant. I am existing merely in form. We could not help what happened, my friend, for fate lies in someone else ' s hands. But we tried i did — did YOU ? Rosalie Phillips Together today for a good time Thinking of yesterday and days gone by Dreaming of tomorrow with a touch of hope 3ut always living for each moment M Happiness is having A soul full of peace, A mind full of knowledge A body full of life. And, a heart full of love. Nancy Travelstead m h£,HD; M First Row, from I. to r.: Ed Gasaway, Mark Schmidt, Paul Cermak, Jay Greer, Craig Votrian, John Fenton, Robert Eickhoff, Tom Weber. Second Row I. to r.: Bnon Gallagher, Chris Strobbe, Tim Johnson, Ro bert Webb, John Roth, Chuck Wilke, Scot Sternburg, Terry IMunn and Coach Van Smith. ■ ■ « i ■ ii r t M H || k '  Si 3n ■7 ft _ 4 WALTON HALl  1 II II II II II LI Together we are but so apart Trying to mend our life ' s broken cart Putting it back together with love so we never part Linda Hopwood I ' ' 1 ' A P ; i h U1M11J jifHfl i 1 i , i 1 t mm m.±im i S P Something new I have gained. A new love for people. Having someone to talk with- A new friend. Someone to understand- And someone to help me understand myself. With this new joy I have gained confidence Not only in myself— but in others as well. The loneliness I first experienced has diminished. I now feel I am needed and I also have a true need- A need for others. ss ssga gpg e— Sitting here, looking around And wondering just what this is It has taken hold of my heart It is tugging, pulling me down ■ Now it has me standing. The throbbing pain is so strong. The misery that dwells within Is constantly demanding. The pain must be eased. I need to be rescued from the misery. But how can I? For loneliness cannot conquer itself by Terry INTERCOLLEGIATE GOLF 1973-74 From left to right: Bill Wesselman, Jim Watt, Rodney McGrew, Keith Wieneke, Mike Krause, Phil Souders, Tom Wolfslau, Rich Grumley and Don Burris (not pictured). GOLF SCHEDULE 1973-74 Medal Blackburn (L) vs. McKendree (W) Home Match-Medal Greenville (L) vs. McKendree (W) Away Medal Washington U. (W) vs. McKendree (L) Away Medal Blackburn (L) vs. McKendree (W) Away Medal II College (L) vs. McKendree (W) Away Medal Washington (L) vs. McKendree (W) Home Medal Greenville (L) vs. McKendree (W) Home Medal SIU McKendree 6 Wins (W) 2 Losses vs. McKendree (U Away Played in NAIA Tournament - Cr icago Played in SLACCA Tournament St. Louis McKendree Louisville Center Students Chuck Burroughs David 0. Thomas Paul G. Bandy 9 Richard J. Webb Bobby A. Hudson Dick Norman Lynn E. Elsing Sherman C. Lockard Paul Mac.Farland Raymond M. Heflin John C. Raney Bobby E. Hatfield Robert Pinkel Larry G. Alexander Larry Hampton John Grass Hershel L. Finney Patricia D. Aldridge James L. Aldrich George E. Anderson - ' QUESTIONS?? gaze on the books on the shelf, ng the peace of being by myself. I ponder what makes the world go round, As time goes on with leap and bound. What does life really consist of ? Are there devils below and a God above? Are there ever answers to these questions, Or must one keep on wondering till extinction ? —Ed Davidson ■ if LEOAUZE wmwm ITS i a ' ■ Wfr- ' . K A 1973 1974 «8ffl£ McKENDREAN BAREFOOT IN THE PARK pis Barefoot In The Park 1 ' ' Barefoot in the Park ? ;enmayer Auditorium on 16 and 17 of November te of obvious limitat ghtful comedy by The cast of six gh the first w you th a young couples marriage una their first big argument!) Sparkling performances by Jan- et Simmons and Jim White car- ries the show through aided by the old (but young at heart) portrayal of Mr. Valesco by George Lightcap and the pe- rennial smile of Mary Voegle in the part of Mrs. Banks. Rusty Sanders and Bill James added laughs as the telephon Between Jim White ' s lmita tions of W. C. Fields and, yes even a parakeet, come the lm agination, wit, and charm of a up and coming actor. Look ou Robert Redford, here he comes Jane Fonda might have to mak a little room too as Janet Sim mons is quite convincing in he love, affection, and fits her new, near perfec band in the play. Congratulations are for the Director, Grac and her entire product for a job well done. !■!.- tw 4r% , 4- ■: ' %4v ( ' '  • ' . ' r ? . ■ •• „ - L 4 - ' vs- ■ - .•: ' .. V : • ' -- I H ; . ■• Che UJ Interim Photo by Lynn Grove In January, fifteen McKendree students, Dr. and Mrs. Stiers, and Librarian Grove winged away to London, England. The course was An Introduction to English Civilization, and what better way is there to learn about a people than to live among them for a month. Association with the English in day- to-day living introduced the students to their present mode of life, and numerous tours and visits introduced them to the rich English heritage. The initial tour was a survey of London. Tours then extended out to many other important and historical sites throughout England. The students saw Oxford, Winchester, and Canterbury. In Canterbury the archbishop, who is the head of the church, resides near the Cathedral. Windsor Castle, Eton College, and Salisbury, near which the Stonehenge is located, were also on the agenda. Finally, the students visited Hampton Court, a Tudor palace that Henry VIII lived in. In London itself, many interesting sections were observed during walking tours. One day, the seats of government at Westminister (House of Parliament), and Whitehall were on the itinerary. The Tower of London, The National Gallery, the Inns of Court and the Royal Courts of Justice were also explored. A Mozart opera, ballet, drama, and art heightened the student ' s appreciation of the fine arts. The background provided by classroom lectures, countryside tours, and observations of, and conversations with, the English people expanded everyone ' s conception of English civilization and history, and broadened an understanding of new social values, ideas, and behavior. ffllEPi Miinii Rochester Cathedral A quadrangle at Oxford The Tower of London in the background - :P - S BMBU On top of Rochester Castle Photo by Lynn Grove In the Cathedral at Salisbury The Sheldonian Theatre at Oxford A suit of armor worn by Henry VI Annual Christmas Concert c Appointment to the Who ' s Who is a prestigious and envious honor. This exclusive honor is conferred upon a select few who have exhibited outstanding leadership and scholastic achievement. The program has earned the overwhelming respect of college faculities and administrations throughout the country. In addition to recognition for outstanding achievement, students are entitled to several special benefits: - Lifetime use of the Reference Placement Services - Personal certification attesting to the student ' s membership in the program Who ' s Who A.M(). ;srui)i;. rsi. American Universities Colleges - Local and national publicity regarding selection to the program - An invitation to participate in national student polls We wish all the McKendree students who have been accepted to Who ' s Who our hearty congratulations and the best of luck in all future endeavors. Paula Gillespey Vice President Alpha Omega Secretary Publications Review Board Student Congress Treasurer I.S.C. Homecoming Committee Film Committee Laura Easley 1974-Homecoming Queen Student Government Treasurer 1973-74 President of Sigma Zeta 1973-74 Student Conduct Committee Program Committee Speaker Committee Biology Scholarship 1971-74 David Krause Student Government President- 1973-1974 (Fall Semester) mm Leonard Starling Representative-at-large Managing Editor McKendree Review Vice President Alpha Phi Omega Development Committee President ' s Committee on Goverance Spring Festival Chairman Homecoming Chairman APO Bloodmobile Terry Minard Vice Pres. of Alpha Psi Omega Secretary of Alpha Omega Comm. of the Board of Trustees Freshman Rep. 1970-71 Rep. at Large 1971-72 Women ' s Judicial Board 1970-71-72 Director of Talent Show ' 71 Director of Fine Arts Revue 1973 Harold Howie Kathy Carson President Alpha Omega Cheerleader I.S.C. Alpha Omega Vice President I.S.C. Homecoming Committee Who ' s Who Among Students In American Universities Col lenes Kian Chua Editor McKendrean 1972-73, 1973-74 Vice President Sigma Zeta 1972-73 Sigma Zeta Member McKendree Choir 1970-72 Rotary Club Award Winner 1971-72, 1973-74 Rotary Club Speaker Hal Gray Vice President Student Government 1972-73 hairman Social Life hairman Programs Committee Secretary Pi Lambda Tau Lambda Tau Member Sigma Zeta Dan Lepp McKendrean Staff President McKendree Choii Alpha Psi Omega s m -4pK w x -_- k fit 1 ' v 1 £ i 1 ■v- . ' -« If ' ' ; i M tea fesrr ' : a I AI ,-- Streak! f ' : U I. J [ m ri jv r I SM ' AM ' «w The Year of Streaking v t i ' . « ££ ill £ + ...p ! T - -. n i T I k PHI LAMBDA SIGMA The Philosophian Literary Society has the distinction of being the oldest fraternity on campus. Founded in 1837, it has served McKendree College very adequately for 137 years in the field of literature. Philo is active in the Intramural Athletic Program. However, within its own meetings and fraternal interaction, a great deal of emphasis is placed on personal literary and rhetorical achievement. Philo deems itself in nurturing fraternal brother- hood as do most organizations. However, Philo considers broth- erhood to be thegroupnessof a closed organization, but the closeness of an open group. Bruce Moeller Ed Bergen Jerry Thomas Tom McHugh Nelson McAtee Gary Cox John Wayne Andersor Randy McGuire Clyde Brown Byung Son James White Delbert Scranton PHI RHD CHI David Wilkey (Advisor) Ed Davidson Dennis Toberman Scott Sterrenberg Tim Triggs John Fenton Dr. John Kovac (Advisor Joe Lanius Harold Howie Mike Krause Mark Allen Bill Wesselmen Pat Doyle Dan Johnson John Russell Daniel Miller Roland Campbell Edward Streif (Advisor) David Krause Timothy McDonald Keith Wieneke Roger Jones (not pictured) Robert Reindle (not pictured) Robert Young (not pictured) Rodney McGrew (not pictured) PI LAMBDA TAU ••-assTv. £ J r DELTA PHI SIGMA 1. Craig Votrian 14. Bruce Winterrowd 2. Dennis Thomas 15. David Ellis 3. Ken Suzuki 16. Hal Gray 4. Fred Brauer 17. Frank Washington 5. Rudy Williams 18. Dennis Radosevich 6. Jay Greer 19. Lloyd Steinkamp 7. Robert Eickhoff 20. John Roth 8. Landon Moore 21. Brad Weathers 9. Brian Gallagher 22. Ronald Christ 10. Bruce Brock 23. David Adams 11. Jon Johnson 24. Phillip Souders 12. Christopher Karsteter 25. David Dutler (Advisor) 13. Francis Dant (Bu tch) 26. Jim Bunge ALPHA PHI OMEGA Alpha Phi Omega is one of the largest fraternities in our country today. There are over 500 chapters with a membership of over 150,000 men. A.P.O. ' s main objectives are to promote leadership, provide friendships, and service to the community, school, and nation. Chi Omega, formally Alpha Kappa Tau, was founded in 1967 with the ideals of promoting leadership, friendship, and service to all intents and purposes for the Campus. The society is active in many service projects throughout the school year, creating a unity of Brotherhood between members and benefiting the Campus and surrounding communities. In the spring of 1972, AKT became a charter member of the national service fraternity Alpha Phi Omega. The chapter name is Chi Omega and is the only national fraternity of the McKendree Campus. Chi Omega Chapter prides itself on providing service whenever needed and great unity between brothers. 1. Tom Wolfslau 2. Don Kelpelski 3. Mark Reibold 4. Phil Egan 5. Bill Best 6. John Potthast 7. Leonard Starling 8. Steve Harris Don Huckaby David Koelling Gregory Kozera MikeCromeans Bradley Flinders Bill Wesselman Craig Votrian Robert Eickhoff Thomas Weber Terry Nunn Bill James Brian Gallagher Robert Blackwell Dan Johnson Lloyd Steinkamp Doug Rose 1. Connie Hormon 2. Melanie Feazel 3. Kathleen Jones 4. Linda Marick 5. Nancy Weible 6. Trina Schaefer 7. Jean Kirts (Advisor) 8. Sherry Ratz 9. Mary Beans ALPHA OMEGA In the three years that Alpha Omega had been actively re-instated on campus, it has proven itself to be a strong, active, and worthwhile organization. Alpha Omega is based upon the belief that the college years should be a rich mixtureof learning, service, and friendship, and that through finding your own individuality you can find real happiness with those around you. In addition to service projects for the campus and community, Alpha Omega has adopted an American Indian girl, to be supported with funds raised by the organization. Dana Ard Lynn Strieker Joyce Gobin Terry Minard Peggy Spencer Kay Hazelwonder Donna Perkins Kathy Markarian Lanell Bayler Cindy Weubbles Mary Sullivan Ellen Olds Kathy Smith Paula Gillespie Donna Geiger Mrs. Welch (Advisor) Barb Koeble Judy Harper Debbie Lanius Kathy Carson Nancy Weible 22. Janet Simmons 23. Mindy Mernick Not Pictured: Susie Klingelhoefer Rose Kerche SIGMA KAPPA TAU, Colony of GAMMA SIGMA SIGMA Sigma Kappa Tau, founded in 1967, has concentrated its efforts this past year on service projects that would allow acceptance in the National Sorority of Gamma Sigma Sigma. Activities throughout the year included hours spent with community affairs, as well as school services. Sigma Kappa Tau received notification of colonization under Gamma Sigma Sigma on February 28, 1973, and after a years probation-they will soon become a charter member. Gina Harlin Claudia Cook Chris Miller Melanie Feazel Robin Headberg Karen Rankin Mary Beans Jeanne Cygan Becky Carson Pam Boden Kathy Jones Pat Jamison Pat Keihna Sherry Hampton Susan Fette Not Pictured: Sherry Ratz KAPPA LAMBDA IOTA from McKendree. Being a Clio has contributed to th activity. We ha. years of sis L a m i Slit r w « ■ ;i !■ 1 r I B 1 1 ,J J J ' I 111 pfl St - ;S: : ft ■ -v. L JU ' - v B idyL .y - ■ ? II STUDENT GOVERNMENT mifr W§ i INTER-SOCIETY COUNCIL . • 8 -jit fsA Wt i 1 - : ' VKl. a n y 1 1 ft dMlfe Jl ■ J „v jr - S 1 N l?S2? ( B 1 McKENDREE COLLEGE CHOIR 1. Tom Cunninghan r V $©, 1St-2 IB w WrUy A ;4. HONORARY SCIENCE SOCIETY 1. Phil Eagan 6. Kathy Markarian 2. Wayne Dillinder 7. Laura Easley 3. Dianne Widicus 8. Hal Gray ALPHA PSI OMEGA 4. Dianne Douglas 5. Terry Planitz 9. Kian Bin Chu From Left to Right: Mrs. Grace Welch (Advisor), ' george lightcap ' , Candace Switzer, John Wayne Anderson, Gary Cox, Claudia Keren, Dr. Dean Thomlison (Advisor). The McKendree Review Volumn LIU No. 10 March 15, 1974 B Lebanon, III Rich Grumley Pam Boden Judy Fries Mary Beans Claudia Cook Jeanne Cygan Marge Berkel Paul Cermak Leonard Starlit Mrs. Best (Advil McKendree Review Printed every other week of the school year except during the holiday and semester vacations and examination periods by the O ' Fallon Progress for the Mc- Kendree Students Assoeiation. Editor Leonard Starling Sports Editor . . Mark Kramer REPORTERS Judy Fries. . . .Pam Boden Claudia Cook. . .Jeanne Cygan Marge Berkel. . .Mary Beans Bill Lasich Paul Cermak Janet Bowermaster Rich Grumley . . Nelson McAtee Photographer .... Bill Best and Dave Dow Advisor Evelyn Best Opinions expressed in signed editorials, letters, and articles are those of the writers and do not necessarily represent the views of the McKendree Re- view, the Student Association, or McKendree College. Not Pictured: Bill Lasich Mark Kramer Dave Dow Robert Rick Nelson McAtee is a matter of fact, this book of 1 974 is dedicated y memb students, faculty and ould par- ly dedicate it to Dr. Emerial Owen, who has shown great interest in people, ation know this man if you haven t, find out how tru The McKendrean 9 PISCHeL YeaRBOOKS For Reference Not to be taken from this room ,ti  ' ' .MS . SB ' ; rrp  YB .: M ' jSP 1 jS ' •::


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