McKendree University - McKendrean Yearbook (Lebanon, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1976 volume:

For Reference Not to be taken from this room Moiman Library McKendree College Lebanon. IL 6225 1 t -y, Holman Library McKendree College Lebanon, III. 62254 I 1 w B ffiJI M 1 ' A Si l .irw A ! B W Tfi- W J ' J 1 Lt 1 , 1 8i9 1. Leslie Strickland and Annette Simpson 2. Patty Douglas, Trina Lyons, and Heddy Komara 3. FUionda Ford and Robin Rhoads 4. Trina Lyons shows a prospective student the campus. 5. Jane Kosydor, Karen Sikora, and Lisa Lindsay 6. Mike Krause mans the Ferox drum that booms at Bear- cat home games. 7. Gary Tedford and Frank Sharp 8. Gary and Carol Funkhouser 9. Mr. Baber and Gary Webster 3 fe 7T 1. Dave Harrison, Greg Grinter, and Gary Vandeloo seem to be restrain- ing Phil Souders for some reason. 2. Trina and Roger Lyons, Dr. Hoist, Matt Hanna, Greg Manning, Mike Lewis, and John Vidakovich watch an intramural football game. 3. Paul Cermak waits to see if Ken Meddow ' s backhand can be returned. 4. Tom Weber 5. Greg Jones 6. Kurt Klein and Jerome Brooks in Upper Deneen 7. Cindy Powell, Donna Boisseau, and Ginger Daniels ndship. rhood and sisterh IS were conc eived 1 mutual and unsel ' co-operation tasks were « pleted. This year hands j ed hands. Activities were plentiful, spirits high, imagination flowered and I campus community perservered. ,;; ii «£l 1. Janet Bowenn aster, Shirley Baugh, Mindy Memick, Terry Salsa, and Barb Koebel 2. Jo Bauwens, Pat Kieh- na, and Sherry Hamp ' - ton 3. Kathy Feder and Bill Hogue 4. Alan Pulliam = i= z=i = =i¥. Motlicr nature could not have cooperated more than she did on Saturday, November 15, for tlie annual homecoming parade. The parade featured a record number of units and entries consisting of Ixmds, bagpipes, and floats. Alplia Omega Sorority ' s Wish We May, Wish We Might won the first place trophy and prize of $100. The sec- ond place tropliy was awarded to Gamma Sigma Sigma, and Clio won the tliird place trophy. Homecoming Parade = =K= = =k Game and Bonfire eQ I I I I I 1. A bonfire-pep rally kicked homecoming weekend off. 3. Bill Douglas out reaches the opposition in McK. ' s 94- 62 victory 4. Douglas recieving the Vesley Award. 5. Gary Vandeloo puts in two for McK. U. 6. Maurice Williams drives by Missouri Baptist. Homecoming court: Val Thaxton, Kay Hazelwonder, Mary Beans, Melanie Feazel, Claudia Cook, Ellen Fis- cher, and Laura Zeugin. 7. CORONATION ' S ' S ' VSi- - -VW At 8:00 Saturday night the Homecoming tempo slowed down for a dinner dance and coronation at Fischer ' s Res- taurant in Belleville. (Kcture 2) Senior Kay Hazel- wonder was selected from three candidates as queen, and was escorted by Tom Helfrich. TTie other two candidates were (3) Mary Beans, escort Amie Sch- male, and (4) Valerie Thaxton and her escort Jim Norrenberns. Two women, (5) Claudia Cook, escort Bruce Winterrowd and (6) Melanie Feazel, escort Brad Weathers, were the junior maids. (7) Ellen Fischer, es- cort C. B. Jackson, was soph- omore maid, and (8) Laura Zeugin, escort Eric Stevenson was selected freshman maid. (9) Georgia Martin was tlie retiring queen and was accom- panied by Tom Drsulak. «« ; «S=5««i««««««« ««««5«i«5 s« « ©©© © «««««««©«©©©«S®®«««««i ,:««« ' S«SS«S «« ««  « ««®««««««««- « « It 1 i f 5 u 7 f 2L iT n UlwIsoKiMflliil ivjii- Ti 10. — 11. 13. Randy Hopwood Terry Hanold Larry Harper Shelby Nagel Joe Grimaldi £• Donna Dreaner John Holcomb Debbie Dover 14. Randy Smith G Cindy Schmitz 15. Hossein Mogodam C Marti Bradbu. 16. Cathy Hutson Dan Harry 17. Harold Hoppe C Sue Klingelhopher 18. Joe Caciano Jeanne Forhon 19. Randy McAllister Reata Reibold 20. Jim Roth Robin Crinter 21. Ed Strief G Peggy Cole 22. Tracey Snyder G Dave Schwoebel 23. Joe Lanius G Janet Bowermaster 24. Jeff Thomas G Cindy Hoover 25. John Kazee G Dianne Doom « S5«««««««S5«« ©«®«S=S S« ««««= ©©«=S=©««.««««««« B:f . « f ' Jr- , V ■inr jMijfflwBB Pmc ' j ' - HH yl 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 32. Karen G Bob Burke Nancy Russell G John Potthast Renee Dugger Rob Ricl Gary Moser G Donna Boisseau Dee Dee Derusse G Tom Burleyson Dixie Giger G Mike Pittenger Dee Ann Dillow G Jon Johnson Joyce Gobin G Tim Triggs Student Government STUDENT GOVERNMENT: Front Dean Tom Darrah, Bruce Winterrowd, Randy Smith, Claudia Cook, Gina Harlan, Val Thaxton, Ellen Fischer Back Ran- dy Hopwood, Bob Rhoads, Tom Helf- rich, Patty Douglas, Sheila Baugh, Pat Kiehna CAMPUS PROGRAMS BOARD: Sitting Tom Moser, Robin Rhoads, Standing Joe Caciano, Nancy Atkinson, Randy Smith, Janet Bowermaster Student government at McKendree is actually the incorporation of two bodies into one, the Student Congress and Campus Prograjn Board. Student Con- gress, of course, consists of representatives from all the classes. Campus Program Board is respon- sible for student activities and sponsors all the films, speakers, dances, concerts, and other social events of the year. Perhaps the greatest challenge to the student government came about when it decided to cancel interdorm for two weeks. The students were vehem- ently opposed to this decision and reacted with initiative and referendum. Although students are generally apathetic toward student government, this was one area where strong feelings lay. $m H ' fi ' S: APOGEE ' S RTAimENTTT S tf nH« ttheiaces artgallerv! ' (va ,, 11 May 7 Student Gov. Represents Every Kind Of Person IV.: A z y PROGRAMS joe Caciano Greg Nold Kathy Feder Rhonda Ford Chris Caciano Karen Burgess Janet Bowermaster Melanie Feasel Jo Ann Bauwens Val Thaxton Dana Ard FILMS Bruce Winterrowd Gary Moser Bob Rhoads HOSPITALITY Kay Hazelwonder SPEAKERS Bud Taseff Kathy Feder Ross Brewer - 7 1. Bob Rhoads and Cathy Smith as gos- pel singers in fine arts review spon- sored by student government 2. Halloween dance featured Effic 3. Deneen All-Nighter held first week of the fall semester 4. Kathy Jones and Mary Beans at PEiMM Club booth for organizations fair 5. Bob Rhoads was MC at All-Nighter 6. Comedian-singer Dick Feller en- tertained on Sept. 10. 7. A demonstration on Hypnosis and Human Potential S. The Spring Formal was held April 10 at Dohack ' s Restaurant. PS w ' 5 fe?«Ci r- .. Christmas ' Concert and Reception 1. Keith Worley, bell, Tom Cunningham, tamborine, Mrs. Seiber and Mr. Schanz at the piano. 2. Sue Ferrier and Ms. Starr 3. Grace Welch 4. Glenn Freiner 5. Doris Wolfslau and Alma VVeik are served by Nancy At- kinson. 6. Nancy Atkinson and Mindy Memick 7. College Choir 8. Tom Helfrich and Kay Hazelwonder 9. Terry Heintz, Carol Tillman, and Ellen Fischer 10. Orville Schanz and Phil Neale Sigma-Egalite Alpha Omega i Sitting Sandy Harmon, Debbie Marian, Cathy Pedigo, Mindy Mer- nick, Kay Hazehvonder, Maurie pass, Janet Bowermaster, Glenda De Bourge Standing Sheila Baugh, Barb Koebel, Terr ' Saksa, Shirley Baugh, Becky Whewell, Nancy Russell, Cathy Smith, Joyce Go- bin, Dana Ard, Jo Bauwens, Linda .Michels Barb and Mauri constructing the float. 3. Homecoming Parade 4. Bubbles and T. S. at Organizations ' Fair 5. Our winning float 6. Our winning Bearcat 7. Have you been a good girl, Kay? Sandy receives a gift from her pledge mother, Linda. 9. Car Wash, one of the work projects 10. Number 1, once again Alpha Phi Omega • v i i Alpha Phi Omega is a na- tional service fraternity with chapters at more than 550 colleges and universities across the nation. The chap- ter at iMcKendree is the Chi Omega chapter. It was origin- ally founded as Alpha Kappa Tau in the spring of 1967, an organization dedicated to ser- vice. After years of hard work, the fraternity was chartered by the national fra- teriTity on February 12, 1972. Chi Omega chapter exists to serve the needs of the college, the community, and the mem- bers of the fraternity, and is the only national fraternity on campus. 1. Chi Omega ' s annual service project is the Bloodmobile, a project which takes place every spring. 2. John Potthast, Mark Kramer, Wayne Dillender, Mark Riebold spending a weekend at Mark Kramer ' s lodge. 3. John Pepper, Tom Kupferer, John Read, and Bill James collecting money for UNICEF, an annual project. 4. Service project: car wash; Randy McAllister, Brad Flinders, Wayne Dillender, Bill James. 5. Service project: cutting down a tree 6. Mark Riebold at APO barbecue in Horner Park. 7. Front: John Read, John Pepper, Tom Kupferer, Hossein .Mogadam, Dave Potthast. Back: Mike Kempfer, Mark Riebold, Brad Flinders, Steve Harris, John Potthast, Randy McAllister. •{2 Ji Delta Phi Sigma The men of Delta Phi Sigma (Adelphi) are a group of individuals, diversified in their interests, yet unified in their goal to set an example of strong moral fiber, dignity, decency, temperance, and chastity to the college com- munity ' , through such activi- ties as pledging (or, as we lovingly call it, atrocities), we become a closeknit core of individuals who sponsor spon- taneous cross campus races, moon watching, and the tradi- tional pig roast, to offer to the mckendree students a healthy, well-rounded college life. 1. Todd Reigle, Gar) Abbott, Dr. Murphy (guest appearance), George Lightcap, Bill Belz, Roger Jones, Mike Pittenger George Lightcap acts as an inter- preter at the Model UN. 3. Roger Jones 4. Ross Brewer mans Adelphi ' s table at Las Vegas Night. 5. Bill Belz sets an example of temperance. Gamma Sigma Sigma Q f ( Row 1 Anna Wolfslau, Laura Zeugin, Tracy Snyder, Angle Chrisos, Reata Riebold, JoAnn Mumaw, Pam Boden Row 2 Cindy Weiss, Kathy Jones, Jean Cygan, Cindy Schmitz, Angie Moore, Melanie Feazel, Pat Kiehna Row 3 Gina Harlan, Ellen Fischer, Pam Jones, Melissa Bivens, Delia Crawford, Nancy Atkinson, Claudia Cook, Brenda Maine, Pat Culbertson, Mary Beans, Debra McNelly Organizations Fair: Cindy Schmitz, Sherry Hampton 3. Sorority enjoys Mother- Daughter Banquet 4. Advisors: Jean Kirts and JoAnn Mumaw enjoying the Motli- er-Daughter Banquet 5. Pledging brings out the kid in everyone! Pam Jones, Patti Culbertson, Laura Zeugin, Missy Bivens, Nancy Atkinson, Debbie McNelly, Angie Moore 6. Sigma Ser ice: Halloween Party for children; Mary- Bean ' ' vitching abilities holds childrens ' attention 7. Sigma is active in intramurals: Sherry Hampton, Kathy Jones, Cindy Schmitz, Pat Kiehna, Claudia Cook, Pam Boden, Jeanne Cygan, Ellen Fischer. 8. Organizations Fair: Melanie Feazel, Cindy Schmitz, Sherry Hampton, Angie Moore I Kappa Lambda lota fe U. 2. 1. Clio ' s get-together at Streif ' s 2. Serena and Dee Dee talk it over. 3. Clio displays Greek unity. 4. Dixie held speechless. 5. Work project at Dave ' s Lounge. 6. Dee Dee at Dave ' s. 7. Vickie and Dee Dee paint the town GREEN! 8. Row 1 Pam Skinner, Toby John- ston, LaNell Bayler, .Marsha Brasel, ' ickie Wallace Row 2 Nancy .Mar- tin, Shirley Ferry, Serena Foley, Dixie Giger, Dee Dee Walker, Di- ane Halloran Phi Lambda Sigma if ' f - DETUR DIGNIORI F i ' 1 , M ■i ii iSi iMBi iRjtoi 11 m TTie men of Phi Lambda Sigma (Philo) are a closeknit group of individ- uals interested in sharpening their lit- erary- skills as well as enjoying the social aspect of fraternity life. Being the third oldest literary society- in the nation (founded in 1S37) and the oldest society ' west of the AUeghenies, Philo has a colorful and impressive history ' which includes a number of men of historical significance. Philo is proud of its past and strives to carr - on its tradition with preservation of old rec- ords, work on the hall, an emphasis on its literary tradition, and recently re- newed contacts v, ith many past mem- bers. While Philo places great emphasis on the brotherhood which grows in a close group, they see this brotherhood not as the groupness of a closed group but as the closeness of an open group. Clyde Brown, Charley Headley, Conrad Scranton, Don Austin, Mark Brown, Dr. Phil Neale, Gar - Cox, Keith Worley, Randy .McGuire, Charley .McDonald, Dan Bryan Dr. Neale making one of is rare appearances Philo Hall Gar - Cox, .Mary Voegele, Paula Weiss, and Charley Headley in the spring production of Harvey. Dixie Giger tells Randy .McGuire off in the play. Philo Formal was held at .Augustine ' s in Belleville. Clyde Brown and Gar - Cox in Harvey Phi Rho Chi fKf f?« ' ' « 16 ' 1 I i ■ 5 —I- ■ 1. J Tim Triggs, Dr. John Kovac, Mike Krause, Joe Lanius, Tim Zantow, Mark Allen, Eric Stevenson, David Wilke 2. Dale Haverman talks to Joe Lanius about Ferox during the Organizations Fair held the first week of the fall semester. 3. Joe Lanius defglagged during a game with the BSer ' s. 4. Tim Zantow and Eric Stevenson man Ferox ' s table at ISC ' s Las Vegas Night. 5. Ferox in heavy traffic during Bser game Pi Lambda Tau A,.. --- ' % 5 The Platonian Social Society (Plato) was founded in 1849 by 16 members. Originally a lit- erary society, Plato is now a social society, chartered by the State of Illinois, Plato aims to instill a spirit of brotherhood in its members, the acquisition of the social graces, and the pro- motion of social functions on the campus. m 1. Sitting Gary Vandeloo Kneeling Dave Harrison, Chuck Renner, Bill Dickerson, Tim Boehne Standing Row 1 Joe Grimoldi, Jim Norren- berns, Dave Warnecke, Mike Lewis, Plato, Bob Rhoads, Bill Douglas, Bruce Thomas, Bill Muel- ler Row 2 Nelson McAtee, Jim Roth, Bruce Winterrowd, Larry Harper, Brad Weathers, Phil Souders 2. A BSer toast at Fall ' 75 pledge class induction 3. Hell night party at the Douglas ' home 4. Nelson McAtee, the showman 5. Another bucket, Larry? 6. Informal attire was encouraged for the first part of the hell night activities. More celebration at induction Bottoms up ! Gary Vandeloo, Princess, Greg Grinter, Dave Harrison Patty and Bill Douglas, Phil Souders Vandeloo, Souders, Renner 7. ' ' Y V. ' S c EI 3) lO X 1. Mark Riebold, Randy McAllister, and Bill James 2. Jane White and Larry Harper 3. Front Marsha Brasel, Joe Grimoldi Back Bob Rhoads, Diane Halloran, Nancy Martin, Serena Foley, and Dee Walker 4. Cathy Smith, Joe Grimoldi, and Serena Foley 5. Dee Walker and Eric Stevenson shakin ' their biomper pads 6. Chugging contestants in action. Diane Halloran of Clio, Cathy Smith of AO, and winner Mary Beans of Sigma. 7. Row 1, Janet Bowermaster, Sherry Hampton Row 2 Marsha Brasel, Todd Riegel, Linda Michaels, Shir- ley Baugh, Pat Kiehna Row 3 Dixie Giger, George Lightcap, fead Wea- thers, Joe Lanius, Bob Rhoads, Con- rad Scranton Row 4 Jerry Evans, Mark Riebold, Tom Kupferer, Eric Ste venson, Tim Zantow, Roger Jones, Brad Flinders 8. Nancy displays displeasure, but Joe Grimoldi and Val Hill don ' t seem bothered 9. Bruce Winterrowd and Brad Flinders hold a summit conference regarding the all important next beer run 10. Dee Walker, Serena Foldy, Cathy Smith m ' Spring Forma ■j 1 ■ ■ pi WM 1 K It l 1 Hb 9| JH L J H ir i ' i 1 •,T7v ' f- 7JU fjm ■ :-A i 1 1 di Wi 1 Oh say can you see, by the candles ' dim light. . . The spirit of ' 76 and the romantic atmosphere of a candle lit room pervaded McKendree ' s Spring Formal held at Do- hack ' s Restaurant in Fairview Heights on Sat. , April 10. The dance was the consuma- tion of a bicentennial week which had begun the previous Sunday with a firework display and the movie 1776. The lower campus was patriotical- ly decorated in honor of our nation ' s 200th birthday. Pemm Club Standing: Mary Beans, Kathy Jones Kneeling: Adviser Jean Kirts, Patty Douglas Sitting; Kim Gillespie, Melanie Feazel, Dee Walker, Trina Lyons, Lynn Beck Row 1 Allan Pulliam, Greg Manning, Tom Gregory Row 2 Clyde Brown, Tom Kup- ferer, Sue Schneider, Jo Bauwens Row 3 Matt Hanna, Frank Sharp, Mike Schaulat, Conrad Scranton Row 1 Rether Johnson, Mike Schaulat, Rod Karcher, Charlie Kamper, Rich Crum- ley Row 2 Ken Meddows, Mark Schmidt, Paul Cermak, Don Barton, Row 3 Ed Gas- away, Hossein Mogadam, Tom Weber 4. Grace Welch, Mary Scott, Steve Bott, Penny Kirby, Mary Voegele, George Lightcap, Sue Klein 3. Lettermen ' s Club Sigma Zeta Alpha Psi Public Affairs Forum Pep Club 0. Religious Life Association 1 1 r 1 • ' .If hU-U 1. Front: Mar ' Porter, Sue Shane, Mary Milazzo, Kathy Feder, Bobbie Jo Mellulis, Robin FUiodes, Brenda Maine, Mary Scott Back: Mark Allen, Kim Loos, Kevin Barutta, Joe Schmitt, Joe Lanius, Greg Nold, Rether Johnson, Tom Moser, Art Cortner 2 3. Fall Model UN 4, S, G 6. McK students at Model UN 7 Front: Marva Sheilds, Val Hill, Tegest Abebe, Lydia Abebe Back Linda Nelson, Delia Crawford, Ter- ry Anderson, Theresa Moore 8. Dr. Larr ' Br -an, John Vidakovich, Kirk Galloway, Sue Schneider, John Kazee, Bob Koch 1 Deneen Workers Resident ' s Assistants Deneen Workers: Tom Helfrich, Larry Harper, Kay Hazelwinder, Phyllis Kuhl, Greg Jones, Dee Walker, Patty Douglas Joe Caciano R. A. ' s: Standing; Jerry Evans, Bruce Winterrowd, Jo Bauwens, Val Thaxton, Steve Harris, John Potthast, Kneeling; Lynn White, Bob Rhoads, Terry Anderson McKendree Review Ross Brewer Joe Lanius Greg No Id The Review editorship was held by Ross Brewer until the spring semester when he had to give it up due to student teaching. Joe Lanius and Greg No Id took over the newspaper as co-editors in the spring to fill the vacancy left by Brewer ' s resignation. STAFF Fall Kirk Galloway Roger Lyons George Taseff Stephen Kirchgraber George Lightcap Spring Charles Headley Rether Johnson George Lightcap Janet Bowermaster  ,y- 1 The yearbook wishes to express ■ iVi C Ix G n Q r G3 n thanks to Bill Mueller for many of ■ the photographs presented in this 1 Adviser Ed Streif book. Our thanks also goes to the 1 Editor Rob Rick people in the Registrar ' s office who | Photographer Joe Schmitt su pplied the staff with information ■ Activities Editor Kay Hazelwonder wl len it was needed. Finally, to any- H Organizations Editor Jo Bauwens one who helped in anyway, THANKS. | Student Editor Tom McHugh ■ Faculty Staff Editor John Holcumb Copy Editor Keith Worley Contributors Terry Anderson Kirk Galloway Sheila Baugh Joyce Gobin Shirley Baugh Diane Hollo ran Randy Beck Sue Haney Kevin Butler Gina Harlan Claudia Cook Tom Helfrich Karen Diecker Bill Hogue Shirley Ferry Bobbiejo Mellulis Serena Foley Greg Nold Paul Fox John Vidakovich Cafeteria Workers Communication Wori ers 3 .ibrary Workers ii= Security Guards All School Picni What do a sunny afternoon, three bands, all the refresh- ment your cooler can hold, your best friends, and a free and easy spirit add up to? A helluva of a good time? You are right! On Friday, May 7, these factors combined at Hoemer Park for the all school picnic. 1 . y H 1 1. 2. 3. 4. Sheila Baugh, Dean Dairah, Presi- dent Murphy, and Phyllis Kvihl Joe Lanius and Janet Bowermaster Nelson McAtee, Serena Foley, Todd Reigel C. Mac, Co-chairman McK Tem- 5. perance League Gary Moser replenishing his spirits 2 I i; ;;! - Dorm Life s - r- 31 b 7 « 1 T M With a smile like that, how could Kay resist? Right Whitey? SMILE WTioops. Sorry Jim. I didn ' t realize you ' re in your BVD ' s. Calling Dr. Hydro , alias Mallet Head, alias Hydro Monster, alias h ' lr. Strube. Strubeydoo, where are you? Maintenance, Spider here. You ' re sure no lunatics are crawling around my telescope. Aren ' t you? Cauglit in the act. Shame on you Sue. Interdorm violation, tsk, tsk. Captain of second floor Baker ' s swirly squad, Hossein Sabbohi Mo- gadam, F.P., swings into action. Sorry John Read. Scrub a dub-dub Greg! Why are you studying? Let ' s go to Ron ' s. Fish makes final calculations for his next moon shot. Bob and Sue, interdorm any time of the day or night. Where will you sleep, Keith? McK ' s contribution to the space program. A two man moon shot from Baker Hall. m i Deneen Life 1 X 3 s 6. t 7 V 1 . Professional card players, Mike Lewis and Ed Bergen. 2. The Foos is fine for Mark Star- wait, Jim Harlan, Tim Boehne, and John Read. 3. Serena Foley, Dee Dee Walker, Cat hy Smith, Penny Kirby, and Valerie Hill are the girls gathered on the steps outside Deneen. 4. Snacks and small talk; Penny Kirby, Toby Johnston, friend of students pictured, Liz Moser, and Pam Skinner. 5. Tom Cunningham displays his cham- pionship style. 6. Tom Weber, Don Barton, Shirley Baugh, Dave Warnecke take a break. 7. The card players in Upper Deneen are: Shirley Ferry, Toby Johnston, Don Austin, Charley McDonald, and Clyde Brown. 8. Bill Bierman grits and takes aim. Cafeteria and the Campus jJie Commencemeni oMc ses 1976 McK iidrec UWt t FOUNDED 1828 LEBANON, ILLINOIS TEN-THIRTY IN THE MORNING MAY TWENTY-SECOND Commencement Marshal Dr. Myron C. Reese, Professor of Chemistry Student Marshals Terry Anderson Robert Rick Ushers Dana Ard Gina Harlan Joe Lanius Catherine Cummins Stephen Harris Michael Schaulat m. (k IMlLldliiiitAMt 1. Kay Hazelwonder 2. Rether Johnson and Mike Vollmer 3. Pam Tyler 4. Conferral of degrees 5. Brad Flinders commissioned 2nd Lieutenant 6. Procession of graduates 7. Greg Manning, Bachelor of Science Pat Malone 9. Mary Beans receives her diploma from Dr. Murphy 10. Gabe Komora assists Ester Jenckes before commencement Louisville Center Honors Hon Who ' s Who Three juniors, Val Thaxton, Bob Rhoads and Claudia Cook, were named to the Who ' s Who Among Students in American Univer- sities and Colleges for the 1975-76 aca- demic year. TTiis honor is conferred on the basis of grade level, extracurricu2ar campus involvement, citizenship within the McKendree com- munity and overall excellence of contribu- tion to McKendree. )rs Honors Fred Fleming Prof. Emeritus Grace Welch Prof Emeritus Eric H. Rackham Award 1st Place Kirk Galloway, a junior art major won the Best in the Show award at the Regional Council on Interinstitutional Cooperation (CIC) Travelling Art Exhibit. Galloway ' s oil painting, untitled, was se- lected from over 70 works of art, including weaving, sculpture and photograph. The CIC is a consortium of junior colleges and four-year institutions in the St. Louis Metro East area, formed in 1974 to foster cooperation among member schools. The first award, $300, is named in honor of the CIC ' s founding president, Eric Rackham. This was Prof. Fleming ' s last year at McKendree as a full time staff member and Chairman of the Division of Science and Mathematics. After nearly 30 years of teaching at McKendree, we will always have fond memories of Prof. Anyone who has ever had a class in Voigt Science Hall will remember him; in fact, there aren ' t many people who have graduated from McKendree without having a class with him ! Remem- ber Botany class field trips, thousands of question sheets, a shaking finger and falling by the wayside , long hours of lab over a smelly cat, water the plants please , the saga of the tropical fish, busy secretaries with question sheets, slides of ascospores to jellyfish to be examined, understand? , hot summers in Voigt, sorting out slides, clean-up sprees, lectures with re- membered experiences, a lot of caring about what happens to the students, don ' t fall by the wayside now--keep up, understand? , more question sheets, a twinkling eye and grin, someone who ' s always there, lights off and shades up ' cause it ' s time to lock up Voigt-- are the John lights off now? , working hard in Friday afternoon labs, bet you can ' t tell me. . . , collecting moss, what kind of a tree is that? , a pat on the back, dedication. Prof was a teacher that really cared; truly dedicated to teaching and knowledge for its own sake. Who could forget? Understand, now? Grace Welch--professor emeritus. That is the title McKendree College is bestowing upon her, as she re- tires at the end of spring semester, 1976. This title represents fine and outstanding service to the college, and the love of those whom she is leaving. Grace Welch teaches Speech, Theatre, and English with great enthusiasm. She always enjoys her classes, and looks forward to them. Her main love, however, is the theatre at McKendree. In the past years, she has directed many plays, from 16th century comedy (Moliere ' s THE MISER), to contemporary comedy (Simon ' s BAREFOOT EN THE PARKl, to heavy drama (Lawrence and Lee ' s THE NIGHT THOREAU SPENT DM JAIL). It has always been her goal to provide the col- lege community with a well-rounded theatre program, exemplifying the various ages and styles in which theatre has evolved. 1 President Murphy A new president isn ' t an everyday occurrence On May 22, Dr. Julian Murphy officially became the 29th president of McKendree College through The Presen- tation of the Charge by Mr. Edward Bott. The year has undoubtedly presented Dr. Murphy with many challenges. Perhaps two of the more salient dealt with the Madalyn Murray O ' Hair issue, and the dis- missal of Dr. Owen as Dean of Academic Affairs. Cries for Murphy ' s resig- nation came from the school ' s Methodist affiliates for letting a confirmed atheist speak on campus. He stood firm in his conviction that college is a place for all points of view to be heard. The dismissal of Dr. Owen by Murphy caused a great deal of concern on campus. Students and faculty felt that his grounds for the dismissal were unjusti- fied. He stuck by his decision. Murphy has been damned and exalted. This is a sign of his presence, and that he is taking definite stands. Stands that are popular, unpopular, and those that are met with mixed emotion. But let it be known. Murph is here. r luck U! luckU! lads come up, ebrows raised, sitors wonder. cKendree sports nng fans en masse 3 give their war-c Dud and fast, i uck U! -k O ' Brien t rty head ba ..elanie Feazel devastating her opp . tion ive Peeps Pottha Is off the bomb juSi Rich Cheeks tunley gets to his g. Mark Kramer d ■ding i ' :y Douglas I :ball y f i mamamsi Ifigjg Intramural Football WOMEN ' S W L INDEPENDENTS SIGMA CLIO mmms K ' 1 fll MEN ' S W L POINTS BELLEVILLE BUNCH 6 163 FEROX 3 3 118 BS ' ers 3 3 95 APO 6 32 PASS-PUNT -KICK TOTAL Mike Krause Tim Triggs Brad Flinders Bruce Winterrowd Charles Lyne Gary Vandeloo Mark Allen watches Heddy Komora, Patty Douglas, and Val Thaxton follow Keren Diecker as Trina Ly- ons blocks Clio ' s Pam Skinner. Karen Diecker outreaches Shirley Ferry and Trina Lyons in the Clio-Independents game. Bs ' ers Mike Lewis, Jim Norrenbems, and Larry Har- per line up against Ferox ' s offense of Rob Rick, Eric Stevenson (snapping the ball), Tim Triggs (Q. B. ), Tim Miller (H.B. ), and Mike Krause. 4 4. Patty Douglas tries to block Trina Lyons ' pass while Serena Foley comes out of the backfield. 5. Mark Kramer and Tom Wolfslau rush Gary Mauser. 6. Trina Lyons snatches Patty Douglas ' flag. Val Thax- ton, Mark Allen and Pam Skinner 7. Bill James protects Dave Potthast from Tom Weber. 8. Paula Weiss pu nts. Patty Douglas watches. 9. Tim Triggs puts pressure on Bruce Winterrowd while Jim Roth and Roger Lyons come to his rescue. 10. John Vidakovich runs for APO. Intramural Volleyball BOl Beltz with Rick Penny blocking, Tim Triggs spiking, Mike Schaulat, Mike Krause, Joe Lanius, Tim Zan- tow, Rob Rick, and Mike Kempfer refereeing. Dana Ard returns a volley, Kay Ha- zelwonder on her left. Becky Whe- well, Dixie Giger, and Mary Beans refereeing Joe Lanius tried to block Bill Beltz ' s spike. Becky Whewell volleying, Kay Hazel- wonder (Left), Janet Bowermaster (Right), and Serena Foley waits across the net. Mike Smith spiking, Mike Krause watches, Mike Schaulat spikes, teammates, Frank Sharp, Tom Burle-yson, and Mike Smith. Accross the net, Tim Zantow, Joe Laniiis, and Tim Triggs. Cathy Smith makes an illegal return, Maurie Fass. Bruce Winterrowd goes up against Bill James. Hossein Mogadam. Basketball MEN A League BSer ' s A Gutsies Neves Baker ' s o o Fac Staff 8 B League Belleville Bunch ' Ferox ! APO phiio ; BSer ' s B 17 One-on-One under 6 feet Bruce Thomas over 6 feet Tod Reigle pro ' s Brad Weathers Free Throws amateur Bud Taseff pro Dave Wamecke WOMEN Free throws Dee Walker One-on-One Dee Walker Due to the rugged, overly aggressive play of the women, their season was ■ called off before completion to pre- vent injury. I V  Softball Men W L Forfeit Gutsies 4 BSers 3 1 Philo 1 1 2 Ferox 2 2 Baker 2 2 Women W L Sigma 3 1 AO 2 2 Clio 1 3 Home Run Derby Vandeloo 14 Black 9 FUnders 9 . Intermurals Soccer and Bowling 1. Jerry Casey 2. Lynn Beck Lynn Beck, Toby Johnston, Val Thax- ton, Shirley Ferry Mike Lewis, Phil Saunders, Tim Boehne Sheila Moore, Angie Moore Steve Lirely Shirley Ferry, Paula Weiss Rich Crumley Chris Vincent, Sheila Moore, Dee Walker SOCCER 1) Sigma 3-1 2) Mixed- Nuts 2-2 3) Clio Ao 1-2 BOWLING W L Kuhls Kats 24 12 Philo 23 13 Grumleys 22 14 Gutsies 21 15 APO 1 18 18 Ferox 17 1 2 18 1 2 Plato 15 1 2 20 1 2 APO 11 3 33 Spring Productions The Night The Stars Came Out Street Car Named Desire What ' s entertainment doing in the sport section? Well, due to the break- down in the intramural system this year, there were two pages left in this sec- tion. So, on with the show. 1. John Vidakovitch, Dave Dickens, John Reed, and Steve Bott at their weekly poker game 2. John Read in Street Car 3. The contestants: Paul Erwin, Jerry Casey, Patty Douglas, Mark Gifford, Vicki Wallace, John Vidakovitch, Patty Culbertson, Roger Lyons. MC ' s Bob Rhoads and Cathy Smith 4. John Vidakovitch singing Rocky Raccoon 5. Vicki Wallace performing her cut from My Fair Lady 6. Diane Wallace and Dixie Giger 7. Patty Culbertson singing her take off from Cabaret 8. Diane Wallace and Dave Dickens Soccer ,:. ' Sr, ' :iiit-- ' rfcJit (fc!Srtlte JL I H .•5 ( 1. (Kneeling) Charlie Brown, John Mess, Mike Lo- candro, Mark O ' Brien, Joe Morgan, Bruce Hart- zell, Joe Grimaldi, Bob Polka, Hossein Maga- dam. (Standing) Bill Dixon, Keith Mess, Jay Al- bertina, Kent Burroughs, Steve Harris, John Pott- hast, Tom Clark, Norm Seim, Brad Flinders, Messiah Kolokolo, Jim McFall, Don McFall, and Coach Howard Porter. 2. Brad Flinders beats two Greenville players to a head ball. 3. Norm Seim traps the ball during overtime against Principia. 4. Mark O ' Brien goes up for a headshot against Greenville. 5. John Mess shoots on goal against Harris Teacher ' s College. 6. Joe Grimaldi aggressively attacks Principia play- ers at midfield. The McKendree Bearcats finished tiieir fourth season of varsity soccer with their best record ever: 10 wins, 3 losses, and 1 tie. At the end of the season, McKendree ranked third in N. A. I. A. District 20, behind Quincy College and Lewis University. McKendree scored a total of thirty -seven goals this season, averaging 2. 6 goals each game. Only seventeen goals were scored against the Bearcats with an average of 1. 6 goals each game. McKendree went unde- feated the last six games of the season. Greenville was defeated for the second year in a row. Also defeated by McKendree was Illinois State University, an N. C. A. A. school. Leading scorers for the season were Norm Seim with 7 goals and 5 assists, Kent Burroughs with 5 goals and 4 assists and Charlie Brown with 5 goals and 2 assists. The McKendree soccer team boasted eighteen lettermen with only three graduating Basketball 1. Dave Wamecke, Bob Haida, Bill Douglas, Bud Taseff, Mike Schau- lat, Bill Belu, Chuck Renner. Standing: Ass ' t Coach Wendell John- son, Tom Burleyson, Maurice Williams, Gary Vandeloo, Phil Sen- ders, Dale Haverman, Brad Weathers, Greg Jones, Kurt Klein, Coach Harry Statham 2. Gary Vandeloo 3. K ' like Schaulat 4. Bill Beltz 5. Greg Jones 6. Dale Haverman 7. Chuck Renner 8. Phil Souders McK. Opp. 1 Mo. Baptist 94 62 St. Ambrose 91 85 Loras 76 93 Marion 119 86 Eureka 109 84 Columbia 107 84 Lewis 93 82 Lewis 91 98 Eureka 66 87 Greenville 81 78 Harris 107 74 UMSL 74 76 Chicago State 88 105 Judson 91 90 Quincy 81 86 Blackburn 91 64 SIU-E 95 86 Mo. Baptist 70 69 Ky. Wesleyan ■ 90 99 Principia 77 53 Harris 94 68 Loras 83 77 St. Ambrose 73 78 Blackburn 97 83 Quincy 92 97 Eureka 96 91 Season 17-9 9i ' ' l Vandeloo retains control against Cougars of SIU Bearcats at the Kiel Auditorium against UMSL Wamecke drives past Blackburn Schaulat drives in victory over Edwardsville Douglas exhibits his fancy shooting style Coach Statham at a sideline talk Haverman pumps in two against St. Ambrose Statham reshapes strategy during a time out Souders shoots in 91-64 victory over Blackburn Renner drives the lane through the Cougars Wamecke contemplates a shot Haida powering past the D Vandeloo fires against UMSL Jones bums Blackburn Schaulat sneaks past St. Ambrose Jones breaks through the lane i I 1 jH T J 1 Km kl basel}all76 r|r r: II n« 1 3 ■ 1. Rod Karcher 2. Front Charlie Kamper, Kim Loos, Ken Meddows, Paul Cermak, Tom Weber, Greg Jones, Mark Schmidt, Jim Heberer, Don Barton, Bill Dick- erson Back Wendel Pruitt, Chuck Lynn, Rod Karcher, Gary Mauser, Dave Wamecke, Kurt Klein, Bruce Thomas, Ronda Horton, Dale Krause, Bob Rieger, Coach Van Smith 3. Wamecke takes a stroll around the bases 4. Webb makes the play at second 5. Horton slides hard M r: Belmont McK 4 Opp 6 Greenville SIU Carbondale Quincy 7 4 11 n y 4 2 13 4 1 UMSL Washington U St. Francis College Mo, Baptist 9 8 1 10 3 11 8 9 11 5 2 6 4 12 2 o Harris Teachers ' SLU Greenville 11 3 8 12 11 5 4 1 2 SIU Edwardsville D 5 2 3 5 1 ■ ■ m ■ H| l 2 1 f V L 1 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Play at second H Mauser maiiled one H Weber wacked it H Mighty Tom at bat M Warnecke tkrvists toward third H Cheerleaders CATHY PEDIGO MINDY MRNICK KIM GILLESPIE DEBBY tlAxlLAI NANCY ATKINSON Golf Team Row 1 Angle Chrisos, Pat Kiehna, Melanie Feazel, Lyirn Beck, Reata Riebold, Row 2 Kim Gillespie, Kathy Jones, Claudia Cook, Melissa vens, Heddy Komora, Patty Douglas 2. Kim Gillespie drives home a spike. 3. MCK battling Blackburn 4. Pat Kiehna digs deep to make a spectacular save. 5. Claudia Cook putting away a spike 6. Pat Kiehna and Kathy Jones block while Patty Douglas, Claudia Cook, and Heddy Komora back them up. « f ; Basketball Lewis Clark L 41-35 Lindenwood W 70-45 Greenville L 73-28 Blackburn L 45-30 John Logan W 49-36 Flo. Valley W 72- 6 Blackburn w 32-25 SIU-E L 72-23 Prin. L 45-30 Lindenwood L 35-38 Record 4-6 N 1 1. A Kim Gillespie jump shot 2. Val Star Hill encounters heavy traffic 3. Dee Walker strains for the basket 4. Melanie Feazel on the drive 5. Row 1 Mary Beans, Joy Sample, Kathy Jones, Melanie Feazel, Row 2 Dee Walker, Val Hill, Kim Gil- lespie, Barb Clayton, Coach Brenda Hedges 6. Barb Clayton goes up for the stuff. 1 H Softball ■«i !?! fP --Wlw ' ■- McK Opp Lindenwood College 12 2 Principia College 16 7 John Logan College 11 5 John Logan College 14 15 Kaskaskia College 5 6 Maryville College 21 3 Principia College 3 5 1 -jfvri ' - ijr : r ; ' - - ■ ' ■ .• ■ . ■♦ ' vtTi , I ' ■• ' ,  ?;. 1 ' - •: :- ' ' - £ .JiiBLi- ' t IfoKENDRt ' - A L - : S,v « EL 1. Angie angles it over the plate. 2. Karen concentrates intently on cross- ing that plate and scoring. 3. Front Coach Brenda Hedges, Pat Kiehna, Debby Marian, Debby Mc- Nelly, Karen Diecker, Patty Doug- las, Angie Moore, Kathy Jones Back Coach Jean Kirts, Melanie Feazel, Dee Walker, Claudia Cook, Barb Clayton, Diane Halloran, Trina Lyons, Mary Beans 4. All right pitch baby, let ' s watch those walks. 5. Clobbering Cookin ' Claudia readies herself to sizzle one. ■ 1 T . - m. —W T T m. —i- 1—,- ■ . ._ . T. ;h out and touch ,the soul of a friei the light of a life bhe heart of the wii ch out and take ? the hand of a f rienj ithat part of him Which he will extei Hend with a heart,? Iriend with a soul, ; piend to care for, 1 lo e, and to hold. =Yr 5  7 1. Mr. Hodge and Art Browiilie work in the art building. 2. Jerry Casey, a freshman music major. 3. Linda Michaels practicing in Circuit Riders Hall. 4. .An elementary ' education major student teaching. 5. Robin Seiber works with Steve Kirchgraber. 6. Pam Skinner in clay class. 7. Toby Johnston and Pam Skin- ner in beginning painting. 8. Gina Harlan observes at Leb- anon Grade School. 9. Kirk Galloway works in advan- ced painting. 10. Shirley Ferry in pottery class. 11. Wade Wolf chisels his way through class i J 1 u --) H ' $ s h IC 1. Mr. Baber conducts French class 2. Parliament was one of the places seen by students during the European interim trip 3. Fred Freeman and Sandy Kerr on trust walk for Sp. 100 4. Kim Loos in discussion group 5. LaNell Bayler and Donna Lamm on speech class activity 6. Harry Bracey in Social Deviants class 7. Eiffel Tower, Europe trip Dean Thomlison in Lab in interpersonal comm. class Another sight seen by European trip French class George Lightcap during his senior speech recital S. - Wl. J 1. Tegest Abebe, Pat Gagen, and Jim Harlan 2. Kevin Pritchett talks to Dr. Reese 3. Dr. Jones conducts a Calculus class 4. Nancy VVidicus in Chem lab 5. A unit circle, got it? 6. General Chem class 7. Astronomy Lab 8. MattHanna, Frank Sharp, and Rick Penny 9. Dr. Hoist answers after class questions 10. Mike Schaulat sets up an ex- periment 11. Mr. Porter shows Sue Shane how- to shoot the sun a 3 H i to 1 ro 1. Randy McGuire, Tracy Wiecking and Mike McE uffy 2. Sally Franklin and Kathy Hud- son check harmful drugs 3. Dr. Neale conducting a philo- sophy class 4. George Gruber conducts a business class 5. Mr. Brown leads discussion 6. Basic Accoimting class 7. Ed Streif, head of the business department 8. A guest lecturer speaks about narcotics 9. Streif teaching his principles of accounting class 10. Mr. Gruber in marketing 11. Neale lectures in social ethics y SENms JOHN BAILEY MARY BEANS Mascoutah, IL Joppa, IL Business Mathematics Physical Ed, RUTH BARNARD RANDY BECK O ' Fallon, IL Caseyville, IL Elementary Education History English JO BALTWENS FREDERICK J. BECKER Peoria, IL Breese, IL Biology Accounting PHILLIP EUGENE BLACK St. Elmo, IL Business Ad. G Psychology PAMELA MARIE BODEN Belleville, IL History English CLYDE R. BROWN CaJiokia, IL Biology LINDA CHRISTINE BURCHYETT Grand Tower, IL Music JANE BYNUM Belleville, IL Elementary Education CLAUDIA COOK Sciota, IL English Psychology GARY WAYNE COX Lebanon, IL Elementary Education THOMAS N. CUNNINGHAM East Alton, IL Mathematics 1 .1 Ig -i: ' ' f Ji | d« ' M ♦i i ■- ' -jMCJgj ' . ' Vtn. ' . ::?- ' ! V - ' wmfr Zj ' ' J itiTl ' ' . ' ' ' • ■ m W ijr5 Ail. S ► r .. .„ l ' r ' : -- ' ' ' ' . toi, -,-:rm r: s.. JUUE ESTHER FORD Lebanon, IL Elementary Education 1 P 1 • ' .J mm i 10 W A fw FRED WILLIAM FREEMAN New Baden, IL Business Ad. Psychology COLEEN GRISWOLD Mascoutah, IL Music JOAN MARIE GUETTERMAN Belle%dlle, IL Elementary Education REBECCA ANN HAMMOND Lebanon, IL Elementary Education MATTOEW HARVEY HANNA Kinmundy, IL Biology RENNARD LEE MAR HARRIS Centralia, IL Psychology Political Sci. KAY HAZELWONDER Godfrey, IL English G History LINDA HEER Lebanon, IL Elementary Education PAUL BRIEN HINSON Effingham, IL History RANDAL M. HOPWOOD Fillmore, IL Speech Communication MARY JOHNSON East St. Louis, IL Elementary ' Education KATHERINE LEE JONES Salem, IL Physical Education BARBARA ELLEN KING Belleville, IL Elementary Education SUSAN KLEIN Lebanon, IL Psychology G Speech Comm. SUSAN K. ' S.Y KUNGELHOEFER O ' Fallon, IL Ph-ysical Education CATHY JEAN KN.APP Belleville, IL Elementary Education MICHAEL R. KRAUSE Belleville, IL Social Sciences LARRY EDWARD KUNZ Lebanon, IL Mathematics G Psychology W:-j :M THOMAS WILLIAM KUPFERER Murphysboro, IL Biology DONNA lAMM Bethalto, IL Psychology Sociology GEORGE ALLEN LIGHTCAP JR. Phillipsburg, NJ Speech Comm. — Performirg Arts ROGER K. LYONS East Alton, IL Human Behavior TRINA LYONS East Alton, IL Physical Education RANDALL MCGUIRE Worden, IL Sociology Psychology BRUCE WILUAM MCKINNEY Newburg, IN Business Administration SARA MANLEY Belleville, IL Elementary Education GREGORY R. 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Maurice 1 Wolf, Wade 3 Wood, Charles 3 Woodiest, Yvonne 4 Woods, Jon 4 Woods, Patti 3 Woods, Veda 3 Woolery, Stephen 4 Worley, David 1 Zanfes, Rick 4 Zubrzycki, Patricia 1 Faculty, Staff and Administration VERNON SNEAD V.P. Financial Affairs, B.S., SIU, M.S. Ind. U. THOMAS DARRAH V.P. Student Affairs, B.S., M. Ed. Kent State JULIAN MURPHY PRESIDENT A. B., M.A. SteUon U. , A.M. Hetcher, Ed. D. , U. of Mass. EMERLAL OWEN V.P. A cadenic Affairs, A.B. McK., Ed.M, Ph.D. St. Louis U. Faculty TED ANDERSON Asst. Prof. Biology, BA U. of Kansas, PHD St. Louis U. STANLEY BOCHTLER Prof, of Ed., BS, MS, PhD, SIU YYON BABER LOWELL BURGER Prof. Spanish French, AB, MA U. of Business Ad. , LLB Vanderbilt ■ Oxford, MA St. Louis U. MURELLA BOSSE ROBERT BROWN Prof, of Psychology, BS Ind. U. MS, SIU Prof, of Sociology, AB McKendree, MA George Peabody LAWRENCE BRYAN Prof, of Religion, BA Muskingum Col- lege, PhD Northwestern U. FRED FLEMING Prof of Biology, BS Ind. 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State Col lege, PhD U of Notre Dame MARGARET STARR English, BA McMurray College, PhD U of I MA, HARRY STATHAM Athletic Director, AB McKendree, MA U of I FRANK STIERS History, AB Yale U, MA, PhD Washington U EDWARD STREIF Business Ad, AB McKendree, MBA St. Louis U TOM BURK Consultant CAROLYN CARSTANGE Office Manager DEAN THOMLISON Speech Communication, BA Oklahoma Baptist, MA, PhD SIU CURTIS TRAINER Prof of Education, BS SIU, MS U of I Ed D Washington U GRACE WELCH Prof of English Speech, AB McKendree, MA Northwestern U RAY GRINTER Director GEORGE TUERCK Music, A A BAC ELIZABETH ZELMAN Anthropology Scoiology, BA , ' lA U of Mo. PhD U of Michigan SANDY SCHMULBACH Consultant DAVID -AN A KEN English, BA, MA SIU Staff ' ■ ' JOE ALFORD SHARON ARBOGAST Dir. of Deferred Giving, BA McKendree Swithboard CHRIS BECKER Secretary of Director of Physical Plant DOROTHY BENNET Secretary to Librarian LORAINE BROWNFIE LD Secretary to President ROBERT BURK Asso. Dir. of Admissions BETTY DORENCAjvIPER Transcript Secretary ROBERT ESKRIDGE Dir. of Grants G Foundations JANET EVANS Secretary to Financial Aids JERRY E -ANS Asst. to VP Student Affairs. BS, Eastern 11 U MA SUE FERRIER Secretary to Registrar RAYMOND FRISBY Security KAREN FRY Secretary to Athletic Director KAY GAUT Secretary to VP, Academic Affairs GARY GOETTER Security NANCY GROOVER Asst. Librarian JILL HASELHORST Secretary to Institutional Research DORIS JEFFERSON Asst. Librarian MARY HEN MAN Nurse, AB McKendree PHYLLIS KUHL Dir. Deneen Center GLADYS HESS Communications Clerk FRAN LAUTENSCHLAEGER Snack Bar JOHN MARKS Asst. Dir. of Special, Instructional Programs HAL MONTAGUE Director of Admissions BS, MS Florida State U JO ANN MONTAGUE Registrar, BS Florida, MS SIU JUDITH MOORE Cashier JUDY MORGAN Accountant, BA McKendree DAISY MOSER Accounts Payable Clerk WILLIAM MUELLER Dir. of Information, BA SIU JOANN MUMAW Secretary to VP Student Affairs DAVID MUNOZ Bookstore EMMA MURPHY Bookkeeper ROBERT NIEDER Business Manager MARY ANN NEW CO MB Secretary to VP, Financial Affairs MARJORIE OLDS Dir. Food Services, AB McKendree JANET PEACH Secretary to Dir. Public Relations RUTHELLEN PECO Dir. Communications VIRGINIA PEPPER Cashier NORBERT RAPP Dir. Physical Plant FRED ROBINSON Dean of Administration, AB McKendree MBA SIU CHARLOTTE SlvQTH KAREN STANFIELD ANETTE TIPPIN Secretary to Dir. , of Admissions Asst. Librarian, BA, MLS U of Hawaii Secretary DORIS WEBER ALMA WEIK Financial Aids Officer Gifts Secretary LYNN WHITE IX3RIS WOLFSLAU A.J. WOODS Director of Housing, BA McKendree Secretary to VP for Development Asso. Dir. of Admission, BA, MA SIU 163 Maintenance and Cafeteria ULr ' H ELVA BOONE ROSIE BROWN FRANCES BURNS BOYD DAVIS ED DENNIS Cafeteria Cafeteria Cafeteria Security Custodian JOHN FISCHER MARGARET GIGER ONITA HAEUBER LOUISE HALL Maintenance Cafeteria Snack Bar Cafeteria BILL HARMON BILL HARRIS MARCELLA IBERG CHUCK KLEIN GEORGE LYONS Maintenance Maintenance Cafeteria Custodian Maintenance CALVIN MANDLEY VIRGINL MAACK MIKE MC DUFFY ' BILL MONKEN Custodian Snack Bar Custodian Groundskeeper WALTER MUELLER GERALDINE NAILING GLENN PODESVA WALTER SMITH BECKY THOMAS Cafeteria Cafeteria Custodian Custodian Custodian JIM WARD ROY WARD MARGARET WEBSTER PAT ZEEB Custodian Maintenance Custodian Custodian Hands reached out to help. They helped under all circumstances. When the tragic death of Sue Schneider occurred this spring, hands and hearts went out to those who were closest to her in an effort to help them in some way through their grief. The sororities and fraternities on campus lend helping hands through their many service projects that serve the college community. Not only do they help others, but the sisterhood and brotherhood promoted by these organizations among their members let them know that there is someone concerned and willing to lend a helping hand. For those who need a hand, help is waiting in the offices on the hill, student affairs, the student union, and by all those running and maintaining the campus. Lf help is truly needed and sincerely sought, it will be found. Many things of this year will fade away in our memory. Yet there will always be memories that linger, that stand out. Those that will be most remembered are probably those we have of someone reaching out to us, lending a helping hand. d Susan Schneider, a senior student at McKendree College, was fatally injured in an auto- mobile accident on the night of April 22. Susan, who was very active here on campus, was a math and music major. Her other interests included the McKendree College Choir, Sigma Zeta, and the Religious Life Association, of which she was the secretary. She had already been accepted for an assistantship at Eastern Illinois University for the coming fall. Her death leaves a great emptiness in the lives and hearts of her family and friends. J Our country has grown and prospered now for 200 years. There have been the good and the bad times, the rough and the pleasant times. Through it all we have grown and ma- tured both as individuals and a nation. McKendree has been around for 148 of our nation ' s 200 years. It too has faced the good and the bad, the rough and the pleas- ant. It has grown and developed, and sent grown and developed men and women as ma- ture individuals to the challenge of society and the nation. Many rose to and above the challenge strengthening our nation and pro- ving the value of small private colleges to the nation. The theme this year may have been Hands helping hands , but to McKendree, that is a timeless theme. The faith and confidence in oneself and others that is instilled in a person in an atmosphere of concern and helpfulness becomes a per- vading spirit in that person ' s life. That spirit is carried over into life long endea- vors and the spirit is felt by those who come into contact with it. In this manner it pro- liferates among the people of a community. A hand offered in friendship and concern may seem insignificant at the time. How- ever, knowing there is concern present, and a hand waiting to help can make all the difference in a time of personal turmoil. As long as the spirit of concern and willingness to extend a helping hand exists, we will ma- ture, grow, and become strong as individ- uals, a college, a community, and a nation. For Reference Not to be taken from this room ' 5 J ' X J ' ' « - - i- yi '