McKendree University - McKendrean Yearbook (Lebanon, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1980 volume:

w . 5r- t, xM • «■■■ J • -:: ' : '    . % 5s; -i. i-- - Js SS ' -, mckendree college NV x K mm- V- ' % candid camera Hofman Library McKsndree College Lebanon. IIL 62254 ' 1 ? w Ladies and Gentlemen -MCK presents the season 1980! Somebody once said that the world was a stage, and all people were actors on that stage. That ' s why I chose to arrange this yearbook in the format of a TV season. The maority of students here have grown up with television, and it ' s been a good-or bad- part of their lives. Television seems to reflect life in a lot of eerie ways. As you look through this book you ' ll see the resemblance. The students, of course, are the cast -the actors and actresses that play the lives and experience the many facets of college life which are portrayed in this book. Every television show has a group of people working with and for the cast -the Executives, our Administra- tion, and the crew members, our Faculty and Staff. The whole iVlcKendree College situation is similar to a TV channel - we even have our own call letters - MCK. We have vanous TV shows here on campus, for example, The Wide World of Sports (or is that Wild?), Animal Kingdom, (guess!). The Big Event, lots of Candid Camera shows, a few Real People shows, Mod Squad, Masterpiece Theater, Dragnet, Get Smart, even Award Shows!! We have had a great season here at McKendree (maybe I should say channel MCK.) We tned to get a little bit of everything crunched into this book which took an Incredible amount of work. We seemed to have quite a lot of trouble on the network which resulted in a lot of events and organizations not being pictured. We had snags In communica- tions with professional photographers who were supposed to capture the Big Event -Homecoming -which was then held hostage by said photographer for many months, before being released harmed and severely weakened (see pages 81-96). This yearbook is one of the more expensive books In recent years. Each added detail or decoration on each page ADDS UP QUICKLY, but we felt that since your tuition money would be used in SOME way, it might as well be in a book that you would get to keep free of charge. So we tried to make it an enjoyable book at least, if not a great TV Guide. This is the first year for Advertisements in the McKendrean, and it was a real thnll walking up and down Lebanon ' s street begging antique-store owners to buy a 25-dollar ad. As you can see, not many did (ask Gwen Frederking how she feels about yearbook ads). We had planned on ten pages, raking in a cool $1,000, but $150 is better than $0. As you may or may not have known, an amount equal to tuition for 32 credits was divided among the four co-editors of the REVIEW and the MC- KENDREAN, around $705 for each person, which may or may not have been earned. I feel like this was a heck of a lot of money for doing something I like, so while I eagerly accepted this pay, I also tried to listen to everyone ' s ideas and suggestions for the kxjok. A yearbook may not be a great literary effort, but it is still planned as such and must follow a basic theme, so it was impossible to use all the ideas. I tried to sound ideas out on people (especially Barnett First since they were handy) and I did drop some of my most stupid ideas (although you may not believe that after reading this t)ook). I wanted everyone to be In on the progress all along, and many people were interested In helping, but it ' s very hard to keep a person working in the same direction as the rest of the book without some sort of supervision, and it was kind of hard for me to ask someone to help at 3:30 am, which was best the tjest time for me to create. The main help from others came in the form of sympathy and encouragement, ( Hey, I APPRECIATE IT!! ) So the book is finally here, we worked hard, I hope you enjoy and like it, and don ' t mention the word yearbook to me for the next twenty years. (!). ■ pr r ( 1 v HM - J,; 1 riSil gH 1. Michael Carl Acton Steelevllle, II Political Science, BA 2. Annette Adams Collinsville, II Humanities (English), BA 3. Nann Adams Collinsville, II Elementary Ed., BSE 4. Jennifer Lee Aitken Mascoutah, II Ace. Bus. Ad., BBA 5. Neil Patrick Baker Mascoutah, II Mktg. Math, BBA seniors 1 . Pamela Balsano Centralia, II Public Ad., BA 2. Jennifer Jane Barnett Decatur, II Human Service, BS P A 3. Beverly Ann Beck Mascoutah, II Bus. Ad. Mktg. Mgmt., BBA K 4. Daniel Alan Bosslet St. Louis, Mo Humanities (Psy. Geron.), BA L 5. Katherine Boyle g ll li Oollinsville, II Accounting, BBA seniors 1 . Larry Bryant East St. Louis, II Physical Education, Bb 2. Lynn Bujnak Belleville, II Ctiristian Ed Speech Comm., BA 3. Ellen Lisa Cameron Centralia, II Chemistry, BS 4. Jeff Colclasure Xenia, II Criminal Justice, BS 5. Michael Cramer Bogota, Columbia Pre-Law, BS 5 t seniors 1 . Alayna Davies Belleville, II Psychology, BA 2. Susan Renee DeHart Belleville, II Music Education, BME 3. Camilla Demaree Rushville, II English, BA 4 Mike Dinga Belleville, II Mkt. Mgmt., BBA 5. Lloyd Douglas Elmore Belleville, II Bus. Ad , BBA 1 . Karen L. Evanko Collinsville, II Bus. Ad. Mkt. Mgmt., BBA 2. Linda Sue Farthing Carrier Mills, II Math Education, BA 3. Norb Feltrop Breese, II Bus. Ad., BBA Ans., BA 4. Kyle D. Fink Belleville, II Ed. Biology, BS 5. James Ellis Ford Lebanon, II Pol. Sci., BA Parks Rec, BS seniors 1. Donald Joseph Frolker Belleville, Bus. Ad Accounting, BBA 2. Lance Gardner Centralia, II Parks Rec, BS 3. Kimbara L. Graham Teutopolls Criminal Justice, BS 4. Mary Kaye Griffith luka, II Corrections, BS 5. Paula K. Gross Lebanon, II Elementary Ed., BSE seniors 1. Don Haida Belleville Bus. Ad. Mktg., BBA 2. Kathy Hardesty St. Jacobs, II Physical Education, BS 3. Judith Harlow Harrisburg, II Medical Tech., BS 4. Jonathon Harry Belleville, II Education 5. Shirley Mines Belleville, II Nursing seniors 1 . Beth Ann Howard Lebanon, II Psychology, BA 2. Richard Howard St. Ann, Mo Business Ad., BBA 3. Rosa Ivonne Isern Greenville, II Business Ad., BBA 4. Betty E. Isringhaus Okawville, II Elementary Ed., BSE 5. Janet H. Johnson Hillsboro, II Elementary Ed., BSE seniors 1. Madonna J. Knowles Mascoutah, II El. Ed., BSE Soc. Sci., BA 2. John Joseph Kowalis, Jr. Fairmont City, II Bus. Ad. Accounting, BBA 3 Larry Lechner Trenton, II Bus. Ad. Mktg., BBA 4. Raymond J. Leslie Collinsville, II Bus. Ad , BBA Sec. Ed. 5. Margie Lynn Lipe Belleville, II Elementary Ed., BSE seniors 1. Cindy Luedeman j B ■jjj H H| Cahokia, II P ■i? - : ' i ' WS ' ' ' 1 Physical Education, BS m m m 2. Neda A. Luster K ■ East St. Louis, II Hi ff J Pre-Physical Therapy, BA V H 3. Kent Allan Marty East St. Louis, II pn c 1 Bus. Ad. Mktg., BBA B r 4. Ronald Raymond Martz Lakewood, II Religion, BA 5. Susan Anne McCarthy g m ■ -, •r,. ' ,.v Belleville, II Political Science, BA seniors 1. Anne E. Meyer Fairview Heights, II English Speech Comm., BA 2. Bonnie Sue Mill Ashley, II Elementary Ed., BSE 3. Kevin James Miller Belleville. II Biology, BS 4. Thomas Milliner Peoria, II Pol. Sci. Criminal Jus., BA 5. Karen Sue Missey St. Jacob, II Physical Education, BS 1. Cheryl A. Morley Collinsville, II Accounting Mktg., BBA 2. Felicia G. Mueth Mascoutah, II Psy., BA Equest., BS 3. Norton Newcomb III Lebanon. II Pol. Sci. Pre-Law, BA 4. Gloria DeHaven Pearson Chicago, II Political Science, BA 5. Kevin Lee Quaid Okawville, II Bus. Ad. Mgmt., BBA seniors 1. Nancy Marie Rothschild OTallon, II Crim. Jus Police Ad., BA 2. Tere Cramer Runyon Bogota, Columbia Psychology, BA 3. Robert Louis Savio St. Louis, Mo Mktg. Mgmt., BBA 4. John Bernard Schatte Chicago, II Business Ad., BBA 5. John B. Schomaker New Baden, II Accounting, BBA 1. Patty Kay Swearingin Cottage Hills, II Physical Education, BS 2. Sherry Lynn Surber Belleville, II Chemistry, BS 3. Kevin W. Tate Centralia, II Psychology, BA 4. Candace Rae Thuerkoff Fairview Heights, II Bus. Ad. Mktg., BBA 5. James Whilt Timper Belleville, II Chemistry, BS seniors 1 . Robin Williams Lebanon, II Criminal Justice, BA 2. Kevin Leroy Zeeb Trenton, II Biology Chem. minor, BS 3. Teresa Ann Zimmerman Fairtield, II Elementary Ed,, BSE seniors « (evin Albertin -A CLlf iarrjie Balsdnb |Robert C. Delaney H l Randy Baltz s P5 i ( p v f 4 y A xa. r - w j||hk N ' ■t i e rnre r: U .1 ir J P 1 |i Dorencamper juniors TTa Stan Elfrinki J fi i m 1 k Lanette Eriirtg - . -. L iisH iarol M. Haf Gary H . auftRe F MRod Herrin juniors pi| ■ a ' isF Janet Klein ,. Ri(5harcl Kurtz a STif « j isalawson J Brian Lindsey juniors linny Lov Alicia Madison Kathy Mecord Marchelle Mueller ■ ' Af h ' Meyef ' Jul Mize Cheryl Pottha t juniors Cindy Ptacek W ' Bonds Robinson, Jr JohnScheneN Marietta J. Smith 1 P Stephanie Willyard £ Patricia VIsintine Charles Younger juniors -, - : . Brenda BaHer Charlie Caciano KerireWWfl Joefie Davison V ' ; alizanne DeLaurenti Mike Dunnigan sophomores Gwen Frederkir Marilyn Halstead xElaine Lavis sophomores ,. g[ H jj , ' IB y| a s! BPfv: fli K ., J If w|| ifti 4 f ul Ob|: - « % P Y- : ' fij|| i. - 1 k Jim Rafferty ' Kathy ManionI hitehead n sophomores f- 3ra Bowermaster Steve Buzzari Victoria Capriles Lisa Clutter IVlelinda Condonjitti Brad Barton Lisa Breidenbach Susana Cardenas sophomore freshmen freshmen 1= ' ' il Vicky Lindsey m it Scott Lacy freshmen f Dave Newcum Bill Parkin Donna Pedtke Lynda Ross freshmen freshmen Dairii Queen E. R. WEBER HARDWARE Lebanon, Illinois It ' s a real treat. 206 W. St. Louis Lebanon, II ph. 537-2645 THE LYNN ANN SHOP Downtown Lebanon Mon.-Sat. 10-5 Sportswear Jeans Lingerie Dresses Coats Jewelry sizes 3-13 6-18 537-6664 rzE GAMMA SIGMA SIGMA National Service Sorority The ELI program began in 1978 at McKendree and has taught the English language to many students from several countnes. The ELI students spend a semester learning vocabulary, grammer, etc. before they graduate. Many of the ELI students matriculated at McKendree. This last the last year for the program at McKendree. FIRST ROW: Zoraida Diaz, Mana Eugenia CarDenas. SECOND ROW: Jorge Gago, Aldo Olivien, Franklin Salas. english language institute students V ) Faculty Administration O. Sue Davis, Secretary (1) Judith W Maserang. M.S.N (2) Instaictor in Nursing Linda Robinson, M.S.N. (3) Instructor in Nursing Garnett A. Stiorb, M.A. (4) Assistant Professor of Nursing Dorottiy Stratman-Lucey, MSN. Instructor in Nursing (5) Students Kathryn Albert, Salem, II (6) DelDorati Barger, Frestiman Rtionda Bennett, Junior Cfinstine Carver, Sophomore Judith Chaney, Highland, IL Cheryl Clement, Freshman Brenda Cole, Freshman Sue Coonrod, Junior Ramona Cornish, Lebanon, II Marilyn De Groote, Junior Staria Eller, Collinsville, II Mary Elliston, Junior Esther Elmendort. Freshman Lanette Erlinger, Junior Theresa Eversgerd, Junior Lorenda Fever, Junior Margaret Frazier, Freshman Ethel Fnedench, Freshman Margaret Gebhart, Junior Janet Gensch, Sophomore Grace Gnder. Freshman Kathleen Heimann, Germantown, II (7) Elise Herrmann, Junior Shirley Hines, Junior Susan Holmes, Freshman Elva Johnson, Junior Georgia Jones, Cathenne Kain, Freshman Monica Kaltenbaeck, Freshman Julie Karr, Junior Martha Kibler, Lebanon, II (8) Kathie Knuf, Junior Kathy Kneg, Junior Dons Lackey, Freshman Susan Maschhoff, Sophomore Donna McCann, Mascoutah, II Eldonia Merriweather, East St Louis, 11(9) Helen Mitchom, Sophomore Jeanette Moore, Junior Lola Needham, Centralia, II Shirley O ' Connell, Freshman Merribeth Oerther, Freshman Sarah Patton, East St. Louis, II (10) Alberta Peters, Millstadt, II (11) Bruce Pomeroy, Freshman Irene RaHerty, Belleville, IL (12) Lucille Rakers, Freshman Andrea Rheinhardt, Lebanon, II (13) Beverly Riley, Freshman Karen Rubio, Freshman Denise Saksa, Freshman Carolyn Sitzes, Freshman Dianna Smith, Freshman Chnstie Stephens, Junior Rose Stephenson, Granite City, II (14) Cheryl Stroot, Freshman Jane Strubhart, Lebanon, II (15) Ruth Taylor, Freshman Jan Tegmeyer, Freshman Virginia Telford, Junior Kathleen Thiem, Scott AFB, II (16) Kathleen Timmerman, Junior Manlyn Von Bokel, Junior (17) Nona Warren, Freshman Joann Weber, Junior Manlyn Weintz, Junior Carol Wing, Freshman Lisa Wolf, Freshman Nancy Yockey, Freshman Jo Anna Young. Freshman seniors are in boldface type nursing students and graduates Lebanon KWICK STOP IGA 403 W. St. Louis Str. cr i: ., Lebanon, IL Foodliner 537-4246 Fresh Bakery Highway 50 South qqH Lebanon, IL (except Mondays) Hrs. M-F 8:30-8:00 Decorated Cakes Sat. 8:30-6:00 Por 11 Occasions closed Sundays Open 7am-1 0pm daily soapbox If you would like to present an opposing viewpoint to the above editorial, feel free to vent any frustrations above. Tfie opinion of said person is not necessarily those of McK. on location 1 . The Cross-Country balloon that flew by in the fall was one of the unusual types of transportation seen at McK . . 2. Help!! Giant spiders are invading Stevenson House!! 3. Barnett 2nd ' s view of McK life. 4. A daily reminder of the Iranian crisis. 5. Scott Air Force Base is spying on us. Ted Anderson, Ph.D. (1) Assistant Professor of Biology Robert Arneson, M A Instructor in Criminal Justice Chairman of Criminal Justice Department Richard W Bass. Jr . M M Instructor in Music Ronald Black, Ph D Assistant Professor of English Stanley E. Bochtler, Ph.D. (2) Associate Professor of Education Chairman of Education Department Murella Bosse, Ph D Associate Professor of Psychology Robert Brown, MA Professor of Sociology Chairman of Social Sciences Department James Drake, M F A Assistant Professor of Art Roma D Eidson. MA Instructor in Criminal Justice Patrick Folk, Ph D (3) Assistant Professor of History Glenn H. Freiner, M M (4) Professor of Music Chairman of Fine Arts Department Paul S Funkhouser, Ph D. (5) Assistant Professor of Chemistry and Mathematics George Hickenlooper, D.F A (6) Associate Professor of Theater Don Hoist, Ed D Professor of Physical Education Marilyn Huxford, MA Instructor in Criminal Justice Mary Anne Idoux, MA (7) Assistant Professor of Business RE Jones, Ph D Professor of Mathematics M. Jean Kirts, MS Assistant Professor of Physical Education Director of Women ' s Athletics John Kovac, Ph.D. (8) Professor of Political Science faculty I L r: ' J L i iM. AV v- ' ' f3 K;si fm . BHiH ' ' W m mmm ViVJsk .vj !r:i IP m f wt m .j - M 17 ik i iA Norman Paul Madsen, Ph D Assistant Professor of Religious Studies and College Chaplain Frederick A, [ leyer, Pfi D (9) Assistant Professor of Education Cfiarlen tvlitchell, Pfi D Assistant Professor of Education Phihp W Neale. Pfi D (10) Assistant Professor of Philosopfiy David L Oftinger, M F A Instructor in Art Emerial L Owen. Jr , Pfi D Professor of Education James Rafferty. IWB A (11) Assistant Professor of IWanagement fylyron C Reese. Pfi D (12) Professor of Cfiemistry Gtiairman Of Science and Mattiematics Department Orville H Sctianz. tVI M Ed (13) Professor of tylusic fylargaret Lee Starr, Pfi D Assistant Professor of Englisfi Cfiairman of Humanities Department Harry Statfiam, lyi S (14) Assistant Professor of Ptiysical Education Director of IVIens Atfiletics Edward E. Streif. MBA Assistant Professor of Business Cfiairman of Business Department Steptianie Teer Instructor in Criminal Justice Ronald Tremmel. IVI B A (15) Instructor in t flarketing David Van Aken. M A Instructor in Englisfi William Walther, Pfi D (16) Assistant Professor of Biology Elizabetti C Zelman. Pfi D (17) Assistant Professor of Anttiropology— Sociology Almeda Lafir-Well. Pti.D Director of Englisfi Language Institute Leopoldo Killingbeck, fVI A Director of Admissions— ELI Wallace Hopkins (18) Instructor— ELI faculty network executives Gerrit J. TenBrink, Ed D. (1) President of the College and Professor of Education Dwigfit Leroy Ling, PhD (2) Vice-President for Academic Affairs and Professor of History Bernard H. Velzen, Ph.D. (3) Vice-President for Financial Affairs and Senior Vice-President Thomas L. Darrah, Ed.D. (4) Vice-President for Student Affairs and Instructor in Education Gary W. Smith, B.S. (5) Vice-President for Development Helen E. Gilbert, M.S.L.S. Librarian and Associate Professor Larry W. Yeater. Ph.D. (6) Registrar, Director of Institutional Planning and Research, and Assistant Professor of Education Joann B. Montague, Ph.D. Academic Dean - Kentucky Centers Daniel B. Baker, M.S. Director of Admissions Barbara Raymond, MP. A. (7) Advanced Institutional Development Program Coordinator executive producer executive staff ACADEMIC AFFAIRS Annette Dickerstieid Coordinator of Veterans Affairs (1) Janet Evans Acting Secretary (2) Patricia Moll Secretary (3) ADMISSIONS Lynn Beck Admissions Counselor (4) Robert Burk Assistant Director of Admissions Betty Cornell Secretary (5) Janet Mallricti Secretary (6) Howard Martin Assistant Director of Admissions A J Woods Assistant Director of Admissions A.I.D.P. COORDINATOR OFFICE Patricia Paradis Secretary ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT Debra Corlett Secretary (7) Luanne Lucy Director of Intramurals BOOKSTORE David Munoz Manager CAREER, INTERNSHIP, PLACEMENT Elva Hines Director (8) JoAnn Davis Secretary (9) COMMUNICATIONS CENTER Tina Federer Printer (10) Gladys Hess Records Assistant (11) Donna Meininger Volunteer Ruttiellen Pegg Director Barbara Scfimitt Records Assistant (12) COMPUTER CENTER Howard Porter Director Jill Weil Assistant to tfie Director CRIMINAL JUSTICE Leslie Missey Secretary DEVELOPMENT Brenda Maine Director of Public Relations and Alumni Relations (13) Alma Weik Assistant for Gifts and Alumni Arctiives (14) Dons Wolfslau Secretary (15) FINANCIAL AFFAIRS Sharon Brownfield Accounts Payable Clerk (16) Millicent Collins Switcfiboard Operator (17) Marty Cox Accounts Receivable Clerk (18) Judith Morgan Accountant (19) Deborah Neider Payroll Clerk Robert Neider Assistant Business Manager Mary Ann Newcomb Secretary (20) FINANCIAL AIDS A J Woods Director LaDoris Weber Secretary (21) executive staff HEALTH SERVICES Mary Daylor, R N Nurse (22) INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH PLANNING Jill Weil Secretary KENTUCKY CENTERS Hershel Finney Director of Admissions Vivian Knott Secretary Louisville Jo-Een Rider Secretary Ellzabethtown LIBRARY Patricia Burger Secretary (23) Doris Jefferson Library Assistant (24) Antonia Snee Library Assistant (25) NURSING O Sue Davis Secretary PERSONAL AND STAFF DEVELOPMENT Margaret Collins Director Juanita Washington Secretary (26) PHYSICAL PLANT Cfiristine Becker Secretary (27) Boyd Davis Chief of Security (28) Tom Dorencamper Maintenance Mary Eisel Custodian Richard Eisel Custodian John Fischer Locksmith Nannette Manner Security Guard David Harpstreit Custodian William Harris Groundsman Adam Landry Electrical Plumber Appliance Donald Lougeay Carpenter (29) George Lyons Air Conditionlng Heatmg (30) Michael McDuffy Custodian Calvin Mandley Custodial Supervisor David Mog Security Guard Carletus Nailing Custodian Glenn Podesva Custodian Norbert Rapp Director Joannie Schroeder Custodian Linda Smith Custodian Walter Smith Custodian Becky Thomas Custodian Stewart Webster Custodian Harold Zeeb Custodian PRESIDENT Ann Zimmerlee Secretary (31) REGISTRAR Maria Dorencamper Assistant to Registrar and Office Manager (32) Kathy Page Secretary Ingrld Rosenbaum Secretary (33) SNACK BAR Verena Frerking Manager (34) Fran Lautenschloger Manager (35) SOCIAL SCIENCES DIVISION Nancy Ferguson Secretary STUDENT ACTIVITIES Phyllis Kuhl Director (36) STUDENT AFFAIRS Don Austin Head Resident Karen Austin Secretary (37) JoAnn Davis Secretary (9) Ann RIsdon Assistant to Thaxton Hines (38) Valene Thaxton Director for Peer Counseling and Student Development Head Resident (39) 25 34 l g)•ffl « g)« ff smir ' sm ty j«roi«r «s«)«sr% OT r ?MOWN OT ?HOWN OT ?HOWN We « S  w(i)«€Ml WStxSS-wtiJWSJfcJf |Mt8l 3V vrtJ Si JI 26 27 40. C. David Pota, Librarian 41 . President TenBrink shows the plaque attach- ed to the Stevenson House. It commemorates the St. Clair County Histoncal Society making the ji -- 40 President ' s home a Landmark House. 41 Administration and Staff JoAnn Montague, PH.D., Academic Dean (1) Hershel Finney, Director of Admissions (2) Vera Curts (3) Vivian Knott, Secretary Louisville (4) Jo-Een Schubie-Rider, Secretary Elizabethtown (5) Faculty Paul Berrier (6) Helen Davis (7) Millard Dunn (8) Cha ' -les R. Leake (9) Hal Montague (10) Larry Perkins (11) Dr. Ralph Royster (12) Jeremiah Smith (13) Students Rick Beaver, Senior (14) Lawrence Breed, Junior (15) Pege Bailey, Senior (16) Philip Carpenter, Senior (17) Charles Cameron, Junior (18) Rex Chase, Senior (19) Garry Collins, Senior (20) Donald Crawford, Junior (21) LeRoy Dix, Senior (22) Gayle Dodd, Senior (23) Carol Gravatte, Junior (24) Marvin Harris, Senior (25) Robert Hess, Senior (26) Ronald Hess, Senior (27) Conrade Holloway, Junior (28) Aaron Houston, Senior (29) David Jackson, Freshman (30) Jacob Lo Bue, Senior (31) Rodger Morrow, Senior (32) Joe Smith, Senior (33) Ronald James Smith, Senior (34) John David Stacey, Junior (35) Alvin Stanley, Freshman (36) Frank Ulery, Sophomore (37) John Williams, Sophomore (38) kentucky centers v. greeks wild kingdom . . . pages 52, 53, 54, 55, 56. the young restless . . . pages 57, 58, 59, 60 sesame street . . . page 61 bs ' ers FIRST ROW: Sam Mclntyre, Chicago Smith SECOND ROW: Alumnus Rick Serena, Neil Baker, Kip Pabst, Jay Sabo, Mike Hogan, John Schene, Roger Sch- allom THIRD ROW: Ty Guericke, Alumnus Joe Gnmoldi, Alumnus Dave Warn- ecke, Dennis Bosslet, Alumnus Dave Harnson, Tom Piatchek, Alumnus Keith Mess, Alumnus Bob deRoode FOURTH ROW: Jeff Lanter, Mark Riti, Larry Beer- man, Matt Chrum (below), Bill Erwin (above), Chns Sirtak, Dan Dobbins, Rob Savio. The Platonian Social Society was founded in 1849 and is chartered by the State of Illinois. The BS ' ers are well known on campus for their athlet- ics. They also sponsored a Spaghetti supper, a St. Patrick ' s Day Blast (and lots of little explos- ions), the weekly meetings of the Geology Club for REAL ROCK hounds, and many Walton 2nd and Baker 3rd activities. They had a car in the Homecoming Parade and an open house after Commencement exercises. The Philosophian Literary Society is the oldest literary society west of the Alle- ghenies and the third oldest in the nation Philo had a teann of members and fnends playing in the Intramural contests. FIRST ROW: Bonds Robinson, Dirk Reynolds SECOND ROW: Tom Milliner, Rich Tillman, Norb Feltrop, Mike Delia, Ray Clyde. philo F ■ ' ■ ' % W ISJV . r . T B Bfll Jfe i r M Wh% _ i JP ,iS8S ..:..- - I : 1 adelphi FIRST ROW: Mike Cramer, Dave Newcum SECOND ROW: Tim Adams, Norton Newcombe, Steve Landon, Bill Cramer, John Kennedy Jr. THIRD ROW: Jeff Brasel, Jim Johnson, Mike Reddy, Bill Parkin FOURTH ROW: Dave Bayler. The men of Delta Phi Sigma do their best to sponsor fun campus-wide activities. Their yearly pig roast this year was so good the pig had photos and interviews in the local paper (why does it wear that strange cap?) for several weeks. Adelphi ' s pledges show their enthus- iasm for Adelphi by running through the campus mall during a full moon. The actives make sure everyone can see this great act by calling every dorm floor and announcing the bare facts. This year Adelphi won the Men ' s Volleyball in Intramurals. Their pledges were Bill Parkin, John Kennedy Jr., Dave Newcum, and Ricardo. Alpha Phi Omega is the only national ser- vice fraternity on campus. APO is the sole sponsor of the Red Cross Blo odmobile, which produced Ron Martz s outstanding performance as Dracula. APO runs the concession stand, along with Sigma, at all basketball games. FIRST ROW: Greg Thomure, Bnan Kay, Chns Smith, Terry Davmroy SECOND ROW: Doug Willyard, Jim Rafferty, Kevin Zeeb, Richard Howard, Ron Martz, Craig Gardner. apo OPX ferox MEMBERS: Kevin Meiss, Dave Essner, Scott Reitman, Lewis Toms, Boyd Davis, Advisor, Dr. Kovac, Advisor. The Phi Rho Chi Social Service Society was founded in the spring of 1963. The society sponsors var- ious social events and service pro- jects for the betterment of the college. Alpha Omega was chartered on Nov- ember 23, 1954 and rechartered in Nov- ember 1970. AO sponsored bake-sales and a float in the Homecoming Parade, which took first place. They won the In- tramural Women ' s Soccer contest. All three of this years Homecoming Queen candidates were from AO, as was one of the three attendants. FIRST ROW: Nann Adams, Katie Manion, Debbie Erwin, Debbie Burger SECOND ROW: Cheryl Potthast, Tracy Zimmerman, Julie Mize, (Martha Schilling THIRD ROW: Linda Eckert, Mary Kaye Griffith, Janet Klein, Anne Meyer FOURTH ROW: Karen Missey, Tnsh Visintine, Mary Ann Fry, Kathy Smithe FIFTH ROW: Jenny Aitken, Ann Adams, Cindy Leudeman, Candy Thuerkoft, Beverly Beck. ao Clio FIRST ROW: Nancy Popcorn Nolan, Ginny Peaches Lowe, Jenny Barnett, Mary Kay Micky Gavin SECOND ROW: Ann Meyer, Lisa Lawson, Glo Pearson, Cindy Ptacek. The Clionian Literary Society was founded in 1869 as the first society for women on this campus. Clio was very active In the Intramural contests. They held an Anniversary Party for Alumni of Clio. Gamma Sigma Sigma is a national service sorority. They helped with APO ' s Bloodmobile, worked with Meal on Wheels, built a Homecoming float, and sponsored a Talent Show. They attended a Regional Convention of Sigma. They held an Alumni Reunion and party and a Farewell picnic for their Seniors. FIRST ROW: Karen Kelemetc, Vicky Lindsey SECOND ROW: Barb Lynn, Sherry Surber, Elaine Laws, Camille Dunn, Cheryl Moore THIRD ROW: Michele Bird Wiley, Alayna Davies, Lynda Ross FOURTH ROW: Paula Gross, Jan Pelley, Jodie Davison, Ronnell Huie. Sigma indy ' s FIRST ROW: Carolyn Holloway SECOND ROW: SusI Whitehead, Beth Francis, Sherry Cusick, Kathy Smith THIRD ROW: Betty Isringhaus, Ellen Cameron, Stephanie Crouch, Barb Schwemmer FOURTH ROW: Lynn Bujnak, Mahlyn Hal- stead, Camilla Demaree, Michele Gilmore, Donna Pedtke, Sandy McGeehee, Patti Huber FIFTH ROW: Gwennie Frederking, Toni Edwards, Verna Jones, Tena Edwards. The Independents exist so that those people that don ' t belong to a frat or sor- ority can play in the Intramural Sports games. The Indys are very active in the sports, winning this year ' s Women ' s Volleyball. The Inter-Soclety Council is made up of representatives from each sorority and fraternity on campus. They work for the betterment of the Greeks. FIRST ROW: Ron Martz, APO; Debbie Burger AO; Neil Baker, BSers; SECOND ROW: Chns Smith, APO; Terry Davinroy, APO; Ronnell Huie, SIGMA; Larry Beerman, BSers; Dirk Reynolds, PHILO; Cindy Ptacek, CLIO THIRD ROW: Karen Beck, AO; Debbie Erwin, AO; Jenny Barnett, CLIO; Jan Pelley, SIGMA. ISC issues answers FIRST ROW: Brenda Baker, Lisa Lawson, Mary Ann Fry, Camilla Demaree SECOND ROW: Vice-President Mary Kaye Griffith, Janet Klein, Tracy Zimmer- man, Gail Killion THIRD ROW: Secretary-Treasurer Roger Schallom, Jim Rogers, Stan Elfrink, President Craig Gardner, Lindy Backues. The members of the Student Govern- ment are elected by the student body each spring and represents students on six committees; Student Affairs, Student Conduct, Academic Affairs, Financial Budgetary Affairs, the Board of Trustees, and Convocations. This year the group was instrumental in planning several forums between Administration and the Student Body. The Programs Board made up of the Student Government Vice-President, who appomts a Program Chairman, and all students who wish to help plan the campus activities. This year Pro- grams sponsored several speakers, bands, etc. They worked very hard on the Homecoming, of which Tracy Zimmerman was Chairperson. The members attended conventions throughout the year to talent scout. FIRST ROW: Verna Jones, Chairperson Elaine Laws, Beth Gollmger SECOND ROW: Betty Isringhaus, Judy Harlow, Gail Killion THIRD ROW: Terry Davinroy, Mary Kaye Griffith, Lindy Backues. that ' s entertainment!! eye-witness news Editor-in-Chief Mike Cramer, Associate Editor Marilyn Halstead, Ginny Lowe Jan Pelley, Photographer Bill Parkins. The McKendree Review got off to a shaky start with Anne Meyer giving up the job as Editor after a few weeks. The following issues were very controversial on campus, being accused of having a narrow scope of focus and being biased. Whether or not these charges were true, the 1980 Review will be remembered for being a good conversation piece. In the Spring of 1979, two people, Mike Acton Susi Whitehead, applied as Editor of the McKen- drean so they were chosen co-editors. Susi at- tended a Workshop in August at Silver Dollar City, Mo. Due to internal staff conflicts, the book progressed slowly and was published late in the 1980-81 school year. Editor in Chief Susi Whitehead, Photography Editor Mike Acton, Advisor Ron Tremmel, Herff-Jones Representative Gayle Cordes. in search of .... a yearbook dragnet FIRST ROW: Nancy Jones, Bamett 3rd: Susi Whitehead, Barnett 1st SECOND ROW: Jim Rogers, Walton 2nd; Mary Kay Griffith, Walton 3rd; Mike Delia, Baker 2nd 3rd THIRD ROW: Val Thaxton, Director; Don Austin, Head Resident FOURTH ROW: Jim Hefner, Walton 1st: John Boswell, Baker 2nd; Lynn Bujnak, Barnett 2nd; Tom Milliner, Baker 2nd; Missing: Scot Rietman, Baker 3rd. The Resident Counselors came back to campus a week early to learn about counseling, assisting, STAFFING. Part of their preparation included climbing 13-foot walls (ask Susi), crossing canyons by grapevine (ask Lynn), and falling off of telephone posts (ask Val). They continued their year with weekly staff meetings (yawn), fire drills (aughl!!), and two Pancake Break- fasts. They spent most of their opening doors at 4:30 am and doing paperwork (!). McKendree students serve as Campus Security Guards under the supervision of Boyd Davis. Nanette Manner and Dave Mog were full time Security Guards, along withi Boyd, but their positions were dropped, leav- ing the students to work those shifts. FIRST ROW: Marilyn Elder, Jeanne Renneker, Nancy Rothchild SECOND ROW: Scott Lacy, Matt Chrum, John Schene, Chief of Secunty Boyd Davis, THIRD ROW: Lewis Toms, Chicago Smith, John Kennedy, Jr., Dave Essner. the blue knights meet the press FRONT ROW: Carol Fairfield, Ginger Ogden BACK ROW: Greg Thomure, Mike Acton. McKendree students work in Com- munications Office sorting mail, and printing the tons of paperwork found throughout campus. They help print the College catalogues and books. The fraternity on campus known as Adelphi picks a few McKendree girls to be members of a group called Little Sisters. These girls have usu- ally helped the frat with their vari- ous activities throughout the year, and are considered special friends. FIRST ROW: Debbie Ford, Tere Runyon, Alayna Davies SECOND ROW: Adel- phian Jim Ford, Adelphian Tracy Miller, Ginny Peaches Lowe, Cindy Ptacek THIRD ROW: Nancy Popcorn Nolan. little sisters another world FIRST ROW: Marilyn Halstead, Kim Graham SECOND ROW: Cookie Potthast, Elaine Laws, Marilyn Elder THIRD ROW: Kathy Moreland, Sherry Cusick, Linda Bailey, FOURTH ROW: Terry Davinroy, Joe Nail, Scott Lacy, Ronnie McCaskill FIFTH ROW: David Andrew, Mike Delia, Kevin Heiss. The Model United Nations holds meetings in the Fall and Spring, inviting high school students from all over the area to participate as delegates of foreign coun- tries. The students meet for three or four days on campus and act out mock UN sessions. The McK students are responsible for organizing this political event. McSife, which stands for McKendree Students in Free Enterpnse, is exactly that. They are responsible for the man- agement of the Used-Book Store at McKendree. This club, under the leader- ship of Ms. Idoux, studies business and the free enterprise system. FRONT ROW: Linda Eckert, Advisor Mary Ann Idoux BACK ROW: Thsh Visintine, Tom Schmidt, Don Bartle wall street week masterpiece theatre Three one-act plays were held on November 8 9. The first play (pictures 1 3) was called NEXT and starred Suzanne DeLaurenti and Mark Fenton. The second play (picture 2) was THE LOVELIEST AFTER- NOON OF THE YEAR, and it starred Elaine Laws and Fred Analla. Fred and April Gray starred in the third play called THE TYPISTS. There were no Spring plays due to Mr. Hickenlooper ' s injury. the love doctor The Love Doctor, Dr. Leo Buscaglia, who teaches at UCLA and often ap- pears on Channel 9 locally, spoke in the Bearcat Gym to hundreds of peo- ple, most of them non-students. He has set records for hugging more people than anyone else, and added to his number by hugging Stan Elfnnk. residence hall Olympics real people 1 . ABC and FCA get together for a year-end picnic. 2. Bev Beck stands up for her opin- ions during a Open Forum on tuition policies. 3. Barnett gets a head start on their suntans in December!! Some of Lower Deneen ' s activities included Dave Harrison playing for new students (1 ) AO having bake sales (2); tfie New Image Disco (Sherry Surber 3, Jan Pelley Dan Dobbins 4, and Nann Adams 6); the Fun Night (Bonnie Mill Mike Acton 7); and the Ice Cream Social (Tracy Zimmennan, Katy Manion, Candy Thuerkoff, and Kathy Smithe 5). i( Rod Herrin and Jim Hefner show what can happen to you when you eat in Ames Hall (1). Double trouble -is this Dr. Hickenlooper, or just another bass player? (2). Kevin Heiss and band give a great concert on the patio (3). Michele Wiley has a very nutritious lunch in Ames (4). Elaine Laws M.C. ' s the Sigma Clio pledge show (5). John Zook Kowalis thinks Ames Hall tacos are pretty good (6). Val Mosley, Debbie Smith and Alicia Madison seem to be having a good time -maybe the food isn ' t so bad (7). Barb Lynn sings at Sigma ' s Talent show (8). Nancy, ? , Tena and Debbie enjoy the patio (9). December 7th, 1979 . . . Bamett Gets Blasted . . . almost. During a windstorm, a powerline pole fell behind Barnett, breaking a gaspipe and causing a lot of commotion. Barnett girls spent some time outside in the cold due to the possibility of the gas exploding (1 2). Interior shot of the chapel (3). Exterior shot of Holmes Library, home of many term papers (4). on location 1 . Holman library, home of one of McK ' s fa- mous ghiosts. (BOO!) 2. Wide-angle sfiot of McKendree mall, look- ing from tfie nortfi to [he south. stages, sets, - and scenery 1. McKendree 1963, minus a few dorms, a library, a science building, a student center, and a cafeteria. Upon closer inspection, those concerned will unravel the origins of the mysterious tiles to be found in the north parking lot. 2. Old Main, home of the BS ' ers, Philo, and Academic Records. The building may be a century and a half old, but it come alive when grades are issued. 3 Walton Hall, Ames Cafeteria, and Baker Hall, home for many McKendreans. The dorms are only a little over a decade old, but they have accumulated their share of memories— for instance, there has never been a fire in the dorms, but there ' s been thousands of fire drills and alarms. 1 Baker Hall and the Bearcat Gym. The unique structure of the gym adds to the unique qualities of the whole campus. The gym is the home of the Bearcats and Lady Bearcats. 2. The clock that keeps our time— it ' s always fast as we head to class and slow when we ' re sitting In class. 3 Benson Wood Art Building. This used to be the campus library The structure in- cludes wooden beam rafters and a metal spiral staircase. 1. An interesting view of the McKendree Bearcats. pc SW 2 Beverly Beck, Jan Pelley, Marchelle Mueller, Barb Lynn, Kim Helig, Beth Plaschke Yes. Beverly, everyone ' s together pc SW 3. Candy Thuerkoff C-C-Candy s ch-ch-cheering away pc SW 4 Beverly Beck, Jan Pelley, Marchelle Mueller, Barb Lynn, Kim Helig, Beth Plaschke Every- body SMILE!! pc SW 5. Mike Woods Woodie ' s into disco pc SW 6. Tracy Zimmerman, Barry Har- ris, Mary Kaye Griffith, Stan Elfr- ink, Beverly Beck, Ty Guericke, Cookie Potthast, Larry Beerman, Verna Jones, Mike Dunnigan, Ka- ren Kelemetc, John Bevenue, Sherry Rich King, Betty Tom Dorencamper I now pronounce you . . . pc SW soccer game 7. Ginger Ogden Exasperation, or a cheer? pc SW 8. Jim Hefner, Tom Milliner, Roger Schallom, Matt Chrum, Larry Beerman, Blackburn play- ers Matt ' s in charge pc SW 9. Blackburn player, Jim Hefner Is Hef really that aggressive when he ' s not playing soccer? pc SW 10 Blackburn players, Danny Bosslet, Jim Hefner Nice legs, Hef. pc SW 1 1 . Mike Delia, Chris Sirtak, Hef Real excited, huh?! pc SW •h 12. President Gerritt TenBrink, McK ' s Paul Funkhouser hey, the Pres. rides in styiell pc MA 13. Lynn Beck (pie eating con- test) Does she always fall asleep in her pie? Lynn, wake up! pc SW 14 Betty Tom Dorencamper Being Parade Marshalls must be fun— look at the smiles. pc MA 15. Phi Beta Haida ' s hard work shows in their homecoming pa- rade float. I think it should have won the most meaningful float ' award. pc MA 16 Ao float, Ann Adams, Karen Beck Hey, just what are you clowns doing??!! pc MA homecoming parade 1979 17. Beverly Beck, Queen Candi- date when you ' re only 5 ' 2 , you walk softly and carry a big stick, even in a parade. pc MA 18. Karen Kelemetc, Freshman Attendant. So, where are you from? . . . and what are you studying? . . . well, I like the place . . . pc MA 19. Sigma ' float I see she got herself together in time for the parade. pc MA 20. Verna Jones, Sophomore At- tendant I know she ' s in there somewhere— I saw her get in the car. 21 . Cheryl Potthast, Junior Atten- dant Hey Cookie, over here!! pc MA 1. A prime example of 1 McKendree ' s faculty. pc SW 2 Lindy Backues, Janet Klein, Gail Killion, Mary Ann Fry, Lisa Lawson, Brenda Baker Student Govern- ment Representatives representing McKendree— Oh no! pc MA 3. Elaine Laws, Stephanie Willyard Steph, I knew you liked to bum around, but isn ' t this a bit too much? And the beard too ' ' ! pc SW 4. Diane, Genes songbird You ' re a part of me . . . (we won ' t go into that) that I can ' t live without . . . pc MA 5 Jan Pelley, Beth Plashke, Barb Lynn Yes Barb, we see you holding on for dear life— or is that a rou- tine? pc SW Young kids attacked candy thrown by old kids as the Muck U. Home- coming Parade whizzed through Lebanon The 27th day of October was a little cold and windy but no one minded— except a few band members frozen to their music. Our Director of Student Development was caught getting her revenge by throwing hedge-apples but some said she was just clowning around. Everyone seemed to have a lot of fun, except Mother Sigma, who lost her head over the whole deal. From the Parade we went to the Soccer game where the Bearcats tied the Blackburn Beavers 0-0 in double overtime. It wasn ' t the thrill of victory, and Roger Schallom felt the agony of defeat when he was red-carded, leaving the Bearcats a man short. 6. Phi Beta Haida Hey you guys, the masks look really great! I mean you guys look weird! ... I mean you . . Oh sorry Stan, I didn ' t mean . . . Oh Well. pc MA 7. Looks like Cotton and bass player are in a real jam. pc MA homecoming parade 2 1 Tracy Zimmerman Queen Candi- date I ' d smile too, if I was sitting on top of such a good looking car that ' s being driven by such a good looking hunk pc MA 2. Mary Kaye Griffith Queen Candi- date ' Hey Mary Kaye, why do all the queen candidates get the good looking drivers? pc MA 3 Betfy Tom Dorencam- per Tom must be making the money— looks like he traded McK ' s red pickup for a sleek Cutlass convertible— chauffered by no less than Student President Craig Gardner! pc MA 4 4. Karen Beck Why be a sad clown? This is a happy parade— isn ' t it? pc SW 5. BS ' ers and Soccer play- ers— ooo, baby!! pc MA 6. Even the Alpha Qmega Bearcat ' s face shows excite- ment! pc MA 1 Daniel Bosslet Ann Adams 2. Don Austin Valerie Thaxton 3 Don Karen Austin 4 Roger Joann Davis 5 Dennis Phyllis Kutil 6 Stan Elfrink Mary Kaye Griffith 7 Keith Schopp Anne Meyer 8 Andy Kassebaum f larchelle Mueller 9 Jamie Shear Micky Macaluso 10 Dave Warnecke Raka Chau- han 1 1 Mark Starwalt Julie Mize 12 Brian Lindsey Mary Ann Fry 13 Jeff Lanter Donna Zeugin 14 Dale Schickendanz Cindy Leudeman 11 15 Jim Rogers Janet Klein 16 Larry Beerman Cookie Pot- thast 17 Ty Leder Katy Manion 18. Rich Sherry King 19, Candy Thuerkoff Jim Harlan 20 Tracy Zimmerman Barry Har- ris 21 Butch Lewis Beth Plaschkeie 22, Matt Chrum Brenda Baker 23. Don Haida Patti 24. Rick Serena Teresa Ang- enend 25 Mark Riti Nann Adams 26, Chicago Smith Jennifer Alves 27 John Kowalis Tammy Palmer 28. Jim Hefner Dianne Schade 29 Mike Hogan Kim Helig 30 Keith Mess Karen Evanko ' 31 , Bob deRoode Kathy Feder 32 Larry Lechner Kathy Page 33 Kent Marty 34 Mike Reddy Sherry Surber 35. Thumper Smith Alayna Davies 36 Jim Debbie Ford 37 Dave Newcum Susan Snyder 38 Kenny Tere Runyon 39 Janet Johnson Neal Best 26 40. Jeff Brasel Ginny Lowe 41 Mike Cramer Cindy Ptacek 42 Norton Newcombe Ann Meyer 43 John Bevenue Karen Kele- metc 44 Paul Harris Elaine Laws 45 Mike Dunnigan Verna Jones 59 60 60 61 62 46 Steve Hausmann Beth Golli- nger 47 Mike Reinoehl Jan Pelley 48 Scott Gwaltney Barb Lynn 49 Chns Sirtak Bonnie Mill 50 Mike Acton Susi Whitehead 51 Chris Smith Karen Poell 52 Craig Gardner Gail Killion 53 Terry Davinroy Sandy Rhein 54 Kerry Baugher 55 Bill Manion Luan Gardner 56 57 Felicia Mueth 58. Don Rockman Laura Rick Scott Lepere Karen Hamilton Kevin Heiss Dianna Beckette Lindy Backues Sherry Grain Mike Davison Betty Isringhaus Dan Margaret Frolker 65 Mr Mrs Richard Howard 66 Susana Cardenas Leo Diaz 67 Mila Baptiste Dean 68 Hector Diaz Victoria Capriles 69 65 70 Rob Rick Pattie Huber 71 Rod Herrm 72. Ron Martz Sherry Baker 73 Rick Klinglehoetfer Lisa Gov- erdale 74 Mike Delia Karen Krainok 75 Susana Cardenas THE BIG EVENT special guest stars 1. Barry Harris, Queen Tracy Zimmerman Tracy ' s first official portrait as Miss McKendrean . Trace is an Elementary Edu- cation major from Fairfield, II. Her escort is Barry Harris, a 1978 McKendree graduate from Alhambra, II. 2. Tracy and Barry show off their dancing for the crowd. (This was the only picture we had of Tracy without a wet face!) 3. See what we mean? Sherry Pennock King, 1978 Homecoming Queen, turns it over to Tracy. 4. Running the gauntlet, Tracy and Barry take the traditional walk through her court. 5. McKendree watches from afar. 6. The 1979 Homecoming Court right before the Big Moment. Sophomore Attendants Mike Dunnigan Verna Jones; Queen Candidate Beverly Beck escort Ty Guericke; Queen Candidate Tracy Zimmerman escort Barry Harris; Queen Sherry Pennock King escort Rich King; Queen Candidate Mary Kaye Griff- ith escort Stan Elfrink; Junior Attendants Cheryi Potthast Larry Beerman; and Fresh- man Attendants Karen Keiemetc John Be- venue. MCK presents THE BIG EVENT candid ' camera 1. Fade in. As the Twilight Zone hits McKendree, north campus slides into the fog of a Fall morn- ing, leaving McK students to find their way around by sonar, pc SW 2. Dave Harrison Student Orien- tation June 79. Dave ' s come back for one more song, pc SW 3 Cindy Blaclcmer Pretty nice entertainment for an intramural soccer game. pc MA 4. Chris Sirtak Looks like he ' s got enough to drink. Gonna be a great Homecoming, huh? pc SW 5. Bonnie Mill Alumni Soccer Game Alright, Bonnie, what are you thinking of? pc MA ¥ A. 1 Dr. Madsen and daughter Well, Dad, I can ' t decide if I want to go to McKendree or Radcliffe. pc JC 2. Sandy Rhein Ttie Mad Pho- tographer hits Barnett First at 3:30 am. pc SW 3. Larry Beerman, Tom Milliner Yeah, the Blues played pretty good last night The Steamers are back in town tomorrow night. You gonna go? pc SW 4 Dave Bayler, Verna Jones Verna ' s Hair Cutting Salon— Barnett Hall 125. pc SW 5 Barb Lynn, Alayna Davies Sis- terhood is so beautiful. Isn ' t that right? 6. Jim Rogers These R.C. meet- ings are just Micky Mouse affairs anyway. pc SW 7. Roberta Verges Hey Bobbie, look over here!! Aha, caught you!! pc SW 1. Barb Lynn Hey, no fair sleeping 1 at the Soccer gamesi pc SW 2. Elaine Laws, Greg Nold New Programs Cliairman discusses ideas with the Old Programs Chair- man pc MA 3 ?, Mike Davidson, Jackie David- son Looks like they ' re at it again — was that a football? pc MA 4 IVIartha Schilling, Kathy Smithe AO ' s Formal Tea must be fun! 5 Dennis Bosslet, Roger Schallom You guys really like Homecoming Parades, don ' t you? pc MA 6 Ronnell Huie, Jack Fairfield, Stephanie Willyard, Bonnie Mill, Jodie Davidson That ' s what I like to see— team spirit!! pc EL 7. Fade Out Carol Fairfield, Elaine Laws Signing off for MCK Channel 1 is Jack E. Thank you, and good night ladies gentlemen. pc SW wide world of sports women ' s basketball 98-99-100 baseball 1 01 Softball 102-103-104 soccer 1 05-1 06-1 07 volleyball 108-109-110 men ' s basketball 111-112-113-114 cheerleaders 115-116 pom pon girls 117-118 stories by Brenda Maine Jim Pehle women ' s basketball Cindy Blackmer, Tena Bernruter, Melinda Hopper, Kathy Smithe, Kathy Clayton, Michele Wiley, Vicky Lindsey, Kathy Hardesty, Barb Welle, Gwen Frederking, Coach Luanne Lucy. The McKendree College Women ' s Basketball team concluded the 1979-80 stint with a su ccessful 12-6 mark and a spot in the AIAW playoffs. The Bearcat cagers started the season defeating almost every foe that stood in their way, then a few injuries plagued the team and they faltered in a few late season contests. We ' ve improved, coach Luanne Lucy said. It just seems like this year we had people who could use their heads in practice to learn. The young members picked up the plays easier. They worked hard together. The women ' s basketball team graduates only one member, Kathy Hardesty, and looks to the 1980-81 season with optimism. baseball FIRST ROW: Mike Dinga, Steve Lee, Dennis Kreher, Brian Lindsey, Jeff Eschen- felder, Kevin Vandiver SECOND ROW: Ty Gericke, Kyle Fink, Kerry Baugher, Jay Sabo, Brad Barton, Rich King THIRD R OW: Assistant Coach Don Barton, Ron Martz, Steve Hauseman, Mike Dunnigan, Jeff Kinnigan, Scott Hilmes, Coach Van Smith. Coach Van Smith ' s Bearcat baseball team had several big moments this year on the way to an 18-16 record and a berth in the Distnct 20 playoffs. The Cats lost their opener 5-4 but Jeff Kinnikin pitched a two-hitter in the second game to lead the Bearcats to their first win, against St. Louis U. In a double-header at Blackburn, a 5-0 win in the first game was highlighted by Dunnigan ' s three-hit pitching and three hits (including a home run) by first baseman Scott Hilmes; and then came a 15-0 shellacking of Blackburn in the second game, as Ty Gericke pitched a one-hitter. Two wins against rival Greenville brought the Cats to 9 wins and 8 losses going into the Chicago Catholic Tournament. The Bearcats finished the month of Apnl with a 10-11 record. Four wins, two over Lincoln Christian and two over Illinois College, put them at 15 wins and 12 losses. Winning 3-2 in the first game against Lincoln Christian, the Cats bats exploded in the second game for an 8-1 victory. Mike Dinga, the Bearcat second baseman, nipped two doubles in pacing his team to victory. Four home njns by the Cats, two by Brad Barton and one each by Jay Sabo and Kevin Vandiver, led McKendree to a 19-8 romp in the first game (against Illinois College). In the second game, Scott Hilmes pounded a three-run homer in a nine-run sixth inning to lead the Bearcats to a 16-15 slugfest victory. The results of this hitting binge left the Bearcats with a good shot at the District 20 toumey at season ' s end. The Cats finished regular season play at 16-4. After losing to Lewis U., The Bearcats tripped Aurora from the tourney with a 6-2 victory. Andy Kassebaum ' s two thples helped ignite the Bearcats. The Bearcats lost to St. Francis 10-3 on May 14, ending the baseball season at McKendree. Softball FRONT ROW: Melinda Hopper, Kathy Hardesty, Debbie Blackburn, Vicky Lindsey, Rhonda Hatridged, Karen Missey BACK ROW: Coach Carmen Edwards, Tina Bernruter, Marchelle Mueller, Cindy Luedeman, Nancy Jones, Barb Welle, Verna Jones, Patty Swearingin. Jt a a •wio 1. Cindy Luedeman Is that what you call Intimidating the ball? pc MA 2. Vicky Lindsey, Melinda Hopper Will you two stop chatting and get back to play?! ' pc MA 3. Barb Welle, Bradley U. players Barb gets all the dirty jobs around here. pc MA 1 . Rhonda Hatridge Whatever she hit is long gone pc MA 2. Now players, two and two make four pc MA 3. Cindy Luedeman, player, Rhonda Hatridge Does she really catch the Softball with her eyes closed? pc MA 4. Tammy Bemruter Is hauling gear part of your work- outs? pc MA soccer FIRST ROW: Matt Chrum, Larry Beeman, John Zook Kowalis, Danny Bosslet (above), John Schene (below) SECOND ROW: Roger Schallom, Tom Piatcek, Dennis Bosslet (above), Scott Lacy (below), Mike Delia, Jim Hefner, Mike Woods, Tom Milliner, Chns Sirtak, Rob Savio THIRD ROW: Mike Hogan, Dave Essner, Mark Riti. 1 . Official, Roger Schallom, Tom Piatcek, Mark Riti, Mike Woods, Danny Bosslet pc MA 2. Coach John Casey Looks like he ' s involved in a rather serious discussion . . . pc MA 3. Dennis Bosslet Bosslet ' s great at kicking balls. pc BL 4 Roger Schallom, McKendree Alumnus, Danny Bosslet 5 Jim Hefner, John Schene, player Hey Jorinny, over here . . . Hey, over here . . . Hey!! pc MA 6. The Champs with their trophy. pc BL volleyball Patty Swearingin, Karen Missey, Kathy Clayton, Susan Gross, Vicky Lindsey, Coach Carmen Edwards, Melinda Hopper, Rhonda Hatridge, Kathy Smithe, Rosa Iscern. cheerleaders FIRST SEMESTER BOTTOM ROW: Ronnell Huie, Ginger Ogden, Luan Gardner MIDDLE ROW: Lisa Ruetershan, Candy Thuerkoff TOP: Verna Jones. SECOND SEMESTER BOTTOM: Ronnell Huie MIDDLE ROW: Gail Killion, Ron Martz, Ginger Ogden TOP: Luan Gardner. Ronnell Huie Verna Jones pom pon squad FRONT ROW: Marchelle Mueller, Jan Pelley, Co-Captain Beverly Beck BACK ROW: Kim Heilig, Beth Plaschke, Co-Captain Barb Lynn. 1. Barb Lynn, Co-Captain. 2. Kim Heilig. 3. Marchelle Mueller. photos of Bev E3eck, Co-Captain, Jan Pelley. and Beth Plaschke were not available. intramurals women ' s soccer 120-121 men ' s football 122-123 women ' s volleyball 124-125 men ' s volleyball 126-127 women ' s basketball 128 men ' s basketball 129 women ' s Softball 130 men ' s Softball 131 soccer football women ' s volleyball I men ' s volleyball women ' s basketball men ' s basketball women ' s softball men ' s softball HRI K l K ii . jT Tm m •- . u Ik ' ,-« .-- - j :i5? . real people candid camera iigX A tr f 7 Gail Killion, Beth Plaschke Tammy (Bernruter) husband Kent Marty, Terty, Bonnie Mill Gwen Frederking, Melinda Mindy Hopper. Debbie Blackburn, Patty Swearingin, Jessie Hall. Tom Milliner, Scott Urban 7. Brenda Baker, Susan Hines, Julie Mize, Ann Adams, Trish Visintine Gary Haverman, Kent Cornell, Keith Zeeb, Craig Gardner 1 . Unknown person frying herself. 2. Roger Schallom, elected 1980-81 Student President 3. Cindy Blackmer ' Caught up in the TWILIGHT ZONE . 4. Beth Gollinger New AO active (Smile, Beth). 5. Mike Cramer What does he see? 6. Scott Lacy With a nose like that, who wouldn ' t lock him up? 7. Susana Cardenas, Victoria Capriles People Watchers 1. Barb Lynn There ' s something about Bar- nett First that people like. pc SW 2. Don Austin What! In the bushes again? Nice Head Resident!! pc SW 3. Debbie Enwin You mean people actually study in this place? pc SW 4. Tony the Cat, Brian Kay I ' d rather be sleeping. pc MA F ' T w m i I F ■ ' I 5. Glo Pearson There ' s no need to get that worked up over a picture, Glo. pc MA 6. Sherry Surber Man, this class is really boring pc SW 7. Bonnie Mill Should I do my exercises, or another lesson plan? pc SW 8. Verna Jones Is this Verna ' s view of Crim- inal Corrections? pc SW 1 . Barb Lynn Is she pretending to be an ele- phant, or does she like to eat sleeves off her jacket? pc SW 2. Cindy Blackmer USA Olympics? What 1980 Olympics? pc MA 3. Chas Younger, Brian Lindsey. 4. Beth Gollinger Did you win all those tro- phies yourself? pc MA iif 5. Mike Acton Is this a tree urchin, or just another shutterbug? 6. Beverly Beck, Karen Beck You would think that when sisters were college age, they wouldn ' t still be fighting over toys pc SW 7. Vicky Lindsey A long, long way from Hawaii, huh? 1. Anne Meyer, Craig Virgin Sports, sports, sports. 2. Sandy Rhein All that came out of one room? pc SW 3. Tom Milliner, Bonds Robinson Hello. This is your friendly neighborhood cops here to bust you. 4. Beth Gollinger, Scott Lacy Caught with the evidence! 5. 6. Dennis Bosslet, Rob Savio Great dip, Rob. pc MA 7. Kathy Morand, Joe Nail Do they kiss like this at the real United Nations? ' pc MA 8. Verna Jones, Wiley Coyote Like owner, like coyote. pc SW 9. Joe Grimoldi, Dave Warnecke, Paul Smith A real social gathering of BSers. pc MA 1 . Is this a Close Encounter of the 3rd Kind, or just the Roller Bandit? pc SW 2. Beverly Beck, Drooper Does he eat AO M MS? pcSW 3. Alright, who wears weird socks? Is this a typical McKendrean? 4. Elaine Laws, ? , Peaches Lowe Oh, the weather outside is frightfu 5. Mary Ann Fry, Gary Haverman, Marchelle Muel- ler, Verna Jones He ' s in seventh heaven. 6. Lynn Bujnak Hey, Reverend Mother! pc MA 7. Tom Milliner, Barb Lynn. 1. Don Austin •$25,000 REWARD ' pcSW 2. Indys show they are 1. pc SW 3. Really exciting Government meet- ing. pc SW 4. The Tennis Shoe Sorority Sigma puts its foot down. pc SW 1 1 ' 1 I- ■ 1 1 i r iff s M 1 1 1 ' T 5. Planning strategy for the Residence Halls Olym- I pics. pc MA 6. Debbie Burger, Cindy Biacltmer Working hard in Development? pc MA y 7. Mil e Acton ' Where ' s the Happy Feet? 1. Verna Jones Sit still tor just a minute-just one picture, Verna! pc SW 2. Senator William Proxmire No, he did not give us a Golden Fleece Award pc MA 3. Rod Herrin You deserve a pat on the head pc MA 4. Madonna Knowles, Glo Pearson, Terry Davinroy, Joe Nail, Elaine Laws, Mike Cramer, Cindy Racek 5. Boyd Davis, J.D., Mike Acton, Alayna Davies 6. Gail Killion, Tracy Zimmerman My roomie! pc SW 7. Julie Mize It must be Mark again!! pc SW 8. Barnett First pumpkin wrap party The All-School Picnic was held at the park on May 9th, under sunny skies. The three bands were g ood, the food was great, the ball games were fun, but everyone seemed to be concern- ed about the liquid in their cups. 1 . Beth Gollinger, Lynda Ross 2. The Loch Ness Monster? 3. Craig Gardner What, no Gail? 1 . Jodie Davison, Donna Pedtke and Ronnell s car. 2. Dean Tom Darrah jumping the fence. 3. Hey, who fell in? 4. ?, Ginger Ogden, Val Thaxton 5. Susan Mines, Larry Beer- man, Brenda Baker. 6. Tim, Jenny Aitken 1 . Barb Lynn, Jeff Davis 2. Rod Herrin, Tim Boehne, Jim Harlan 3. Val Thaxton 4. Jay Sabo 5. Alayna Davies, Tere Runyon, Marie Mer- kel i 6. Jeff Davis, Barb Lynn 7. Jeff Davis, Sherry Cusick (!) 8. Jodie Davison, Donna Pedtlce, Barb Schwemmer, Terry Davinroy, Ronnell l-luie 9. Milte Acton, Sherry Cusiclt (Boy, do these kids get around!) senior honors The Honors Convocation featured these seniors: Camilla Dem- aree, Kevin Quaid, Marianne Zacour-Who s Who Among Stu- dents In American Colleges; HONORS in Divisions- Business: Jenny Aitken, John Schomaker, Gary Koshiniski, Neil Baker; Criminal Justice: Robert Schnieder. Jr.; Education: Kathy Hall, Madonna Knowles, Kathy Hardesty, Felicia Mueth; Fine Arts: Susan DeHart; Humanities: Roberta Smith, Judith Chaney, Lynn Bujnak; Science Mathematics: Terry Winterrowd, Linda Farth- ing; Nursing: Kathleen Thiem; Social Sciences: Debbie Burger, Jane Fitzpatrick, Beth Howard. that ' s incredible! Cemmencemcni Cxeficim 1980 t kit yk t FOUNDED 1B28 LEBANON, ILLINOIS TEN-THIRTY IN THE MORNING MAY TWENTY-FOURTH Order o eruice Prcsulcnl t.LTril J. I enHrink, Prcs iding I ' Kl 1 L!DI ■•AllcjroaiKl Air Iroi.i liulcr „n,l Music Professor Cilcnn H 1 reiner, Orutiiiisi , George F. Handel •PROC 1 SSIONAl ■■Ininipci luiicsin D ..Purcell Johnson TUF NATION M XN IHIM I HI INVOCAIION rHl in 1 •■No v riiank c All Our Clod . ,Dr Norman [ ' . Madseu h,irljin lllKlnlloj-, lohann Crueer (Audience uill hctiin sineiiig wiih lirsi si iii a.l Now ihaiik we all our God With hearl and hands and W ho wondrous ihings halh done. In whom his world r S ho, Irom our molhers ' arms, Halh blessed us on our W ilh counlless iiilis ol lo e. And siill is ours ioda oices. eioices; ) ma ' . Ihis bounieous Ciod Through all oui hie be nea W iih ever jo lul hearts . nd blessed peace lo cheer us; nd keep us in his grace. And guide us when perplcsei And tree us from all ills In Ihis woild and ihe ne t. , All pr.iiseand lliaiiks to ( ,od The lather TheSiui, and liim who iciens W nh then I he one eternal Cod. W horn eaith and 1 lor ihus 11 was, is now . And sh.ill bre e now hegueii 111 hi ' jhcsi he, L oenadoie; more Amen en. SC kIPI I Kl Kl I)IN . ,. 1 Mill 1 Biiinak (. IIOK l SI 1 1 ( IKINS OC kip ' loiii Hands Battle Hmiiii Ol The Kepiihlic , , . R Vaugh,iii W ilhams StellcKinewald McKendtee College t ' lioir-Mc Chailes Rai Susan C.issniann, Susan PiolessorClcnn H kendiee Colic n, Huiiiunc DeHail. let lieiiier. Dm imiHinisI iC hi l 1 koni C HON Ol t OM ll C 1 U NI SPl AkI R , , . ,.Dr , Cerrit J. Tenliiink ( 0 I 1I C 1 I1 M 1)I)RI SS Pit- . Dr. John R. Silbci VOC Al l)L 1 1 How Sweel Tin Dwellings, P, Susan Dell.ut, Kii rd ibciK killing leck .Christum 1 atrohc PRI SI NI AIION Ol ( Nnil) ll S 1 OK 1)1 CRI 1 s IN I (It RSI ,.,D r Cilenn R W lesnci IXJII..I iIk ( ..Iko C ONI 1 RRINCOI 1)1 CRI 1 S IN tOlRSL- . ,.Dr Cierril J. Tenlitiiik PRI SI NTAITON f)l C ANDIDATE f OR HONORARY DPCRPh . John R. Silber Doctor ol 1 aws ..D , Gerril J. TenBrink CONI 1 RRINC Ol HONORARY DtCiRl E. . Mr. Edwards. Boti ■ ( otlcee Board ol Trusn-ts c iaitn)an,Mi. Cendrc INDUCTION Ol THP: CLASS OF 1980 Pr Mjonl,McK ndrcc Mr. David R.Philip ollcpc Alumni Associaiioii SINCINC, Ol McKendrce arr. by Professor Glenn H, Freiner 1 ie i by Kaywvnnc Weiler Adams 1 HI Nl Die HON Dr. Donald L. Lowe iiisIiislnoSnpcrmlcndcni LlnilcdMclhodlslChurOi !ia iSl L Rt-CESSIONAL Recessional ... William Mathias •riiciiiJifncc will pk-asL-nscitiirmt! i1k ' PtoccsMnnal, M,ind lliro igliiiul Ihc Ini.ita ion, and rcii cd c .and dates for Decrees in Course l.iiUkii .inU M,i l ' )M)(.i,ulii.ilL ' s ll. l III 1 IIHIII K IMII (.KM 1 k,. li,icU ,11 1 , 1,111 ill Smluii. til ,lil 11.1111111 ,111 SU ' i ' lulk ' . Illinoii P. ' liiiialSni ' iii,. ( ohiniulk, 111.11011 1 iiL ' l.ih 1 ,imM I ou.i, III111...1 I iiniinal liiilni ' Siiid.1 ' 1 Dallai, Ii ' iaS I riniiii,il liiili,.i, Sl.idii ' i I ' M ulCI 1.1111 ' 11,11111 ' 1 lliiiiii.iiiii 11.11 ■11 1X1,11111, llliiioii HiinianSi ' iiut,! Ik ' lk ' iilk ' , Illinoii l lnl,.i..plu. 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Nnrsine he e Bladi-I Rallern Bell ille, illiiiois Nursing n Jiea 1 Reinhardi Bell ville, Illinois Nursing ka hlccn A ThK-ni Sto All horec Base, lllm.iis Nursins! mlh honors K. iiUi 1 ce .lken BM.HI 1 OR I ' eii (Il HI SINl SS MIMINSIRATION DECiREF aeola. I k-rija Aseounnng Business Adnnnisiralion isiih honors Ml J ' CJ kiibiMr liailcv liil kno . keiiluskv Business Adminisiralion  ilh honors Nj I ' ama llalei Mas sonlah, Illinois Markriuie, Malhenialks K, Iv Man IkaM-i M.I o n. Indiana Hu.ines, Adniinisiraiion He ciK . nn Ikvk Mas eoulah, Illinois Markelinf . Business Adminisiralion I)j an R HL-llinfci OIn s, Illinois Business Adminisiralion 1 n ,is,.nl HonesKcl III m. kenlusks Business Adminislialion K,! ■i.rmi- A lii.vie C ..1 nssille, Illinois Aeeo.inlmi!. Business Admini.iralion I.ii U-. Mai..usl)..,cnia.i I els 11,111, Illinois Business Admnusiral.on K.i 1 MiLhad liraJsliaxi li. n, lll.noi. Managemenl S.1 luelll Br, mil I..I knos, KenliKks Business Adminisiralion I ' h lip arpcnu-r jl es Si.iii.ui, keiiiueki Business Adminisiralion 1 .1 uai, i-Ro l. iJ( liasell 1 ... ssille kenlu.ki Busm.-ss Adminisiralion Milh honors Ml 1 . 1 ' 1 iiaill 1 Diiva i.n ll, Ja(.a lcl . Jd o-l Dal ' . 11. Hell 1 ... 1 Ol 1 .11 Mile. Illinois Markeliiis. Managemenl I ' ssehologs, Minor knos. kenlii.ks Business Ailminislralion .iille. KeiiUkks Business Adnl.nis.ralion ssilh hon.irs ' iillc, kenlueki Business Adminisiralu.n 1 h Ml Doiiwla- 1 iMi.ue Hell ■■ ille. Illiiioi. Business AdniinisiralKHi K,. eii I I winkii C (.1 nsiille. Illui. ' is Markenne. Business Adm.nisiraiMii N, K-il R Klli. ' n. It lire se. Illm.ii. Business . dniinisiialiin. Sosioloes K Lil.l 1 1 rnlkec Bell lah ■Mil, ' , lllmoi. Hu.ines. ■ dmir..si,ali.,n. ALsouniiue iki.l. Hi, 11,.,. ss,,uniine, Husiiies. Adminisiralion 1), il ll.iuli Bel ■sille. Ill.no.s Markei.ng, Ba.ine.. Adm.n.sirali.m i i iiiisllden Haipc. ( II. ile-i„ n, Indiana Business Adminisiralion M, I.I1I Ham., h Am .ia,Colorad„ Business AJmnusiralion K, lalil l.i.ipli Me-. 1 al •ssille Indiana Aesounl.ne ssilli honors Business Adminisiralion mi hhonois H. i.U ' H Tert Ht ' ele 1 1.. sidle, keniueki Business . dmims|ralioii Kk hai.l 1 H,.v,aiJ Si iin. Miss.,!,., Managemenl. Business Admmi-lraiion U. a U le l.eilliaiu (lie ■null. ' , Illi.i,... HiLiie.-ss Admiiiisiialioii I ' j ti.iaM la.i.h. Bel ■idle. 111 A e,. ,1111, ne. Business Adniinisiialion 1 Mail ko-li n.ki I ..1 UMille, 111, 111.1. Business Adminisiralion mih honor- Managemciii mih honors 1 .1 n lii.erl. 1 i.hlKi K 1 ' 1 el.iniii iiHinJ In-enli 1 L-lie r|,|; l Ma.kiii ,1 Ml.inMai ' x ik U iJe Ma .e laiiK Man.A lal Tie M.i ( ,.l 1 .11 Ma 1 as 1 111 iiu.iil ( 111, Illinois Aee..ulinu. Business Ad nlinislialiori mill, Illinois Business Adminisiralion. Markelini; i.sa. Illm.iis Markeling. Managemenl. Minoi msiille. Illinois Business Adminisiralion siille. kemueli Bu-ine.. Adminisiralion iland lleifiliis. Missoiui Markeling. Business .Adminisiralion Si 1 ...lis. lllm,..s Business Adminisiralion, Marlelinc sidle, keiilu.ki Business Adminisiralion mill Illinois .1, III111...S Business , dminisiralioniiilhhonois 1 , ui ll.i.nia. M.Maiinev. Ii kas elill. kemiiek, Business dniinisirali. i K 1, lli.iina. V .. SI ou-s. Mis,..iiii llusines. Adminisiralion 1 ' il iiueiii Mio a 1 1,1 isulle. keniueki Business Adminisiralion iiilh h.in..rs k .i l . SU.ile. lee. WaMieM..M..« m ' . ' i msiille. Ill.no.s Aee.iiinling. Markeliin; mllilionors ...11. Noiilit.iroMiia Busiiies,. Adminisiralion lv 1..IJ 1 Ran 1 K la.Olii.i Business Adminisiralion 1 . 1 ilinel..n R,ibin...n. Ii All iii.i l.e.ugia BusinessAdminisiralii.il K. i.i.eHlaliie R.nie 1 .11 isiille. keiilneki Business Adminisiralion 1 ei M.niSaineehi 1. In siophei . Illinois Uiisniess Adminislralnui ), ' 11 H SilialK Ma eoiiMh, III111...S Business Adniinisiii.l...u. Mauaeemcni I ik lli.iina.s, hiiiiJi ler iison. M.SS..U.. Business Adminisiralion In n 11 s,l„.niake. ei Baden, llliiioi. Aeeoiinline mih honors Bu.ines . Adminisiralion iiiih honors M Iiael 1 SeMii.i.ii 11,11 iha.i. liss,.ui. A.e.mnlingiiill. hon.irs ' li ' ei ' i skM ' 7™ ' ' ' 1 ,M 1 ... isi.lk ke.iiu.li Business Adminisiralion isulle. keniusli Business Adminisiralion K lal.l lanu.Sn„il,,S, • k s.ui.liia. Indiana Business Adminisiralion iinh honor. 1 1 .1,1 ' lev Sinval 1 in isulle, keniuski Business Adminisiralion 1 II nil haile. 1 la.ina. ana. 1 .l«aul 1 lu.ma- Hel eulli, Illinois Aeeonnling. Business Adminislralioii knos. keniueki Business Adminisiralion ( . i.laieRae lhiierk,.M 1.. i.eii lle.cln. Illinois M ikeiine. Hii..iie- .WiiiiinMia i.in 1- man 11 U .lliain- 1 a. I it 1 ...ee H.ise, lllin...s Busines ' , AJniinisiralion. Managemenl SI I....IS lllm.iis Aeeounlmg. Business Adminisiralion 1 .nael Ili,.ina. ..ikA siuoo.l keniueki Husincss Adminisiralion 19Sn AutiiiM C ' iradiiaies llAl HE 1 OR 01 . RIS 1)1 l.Rl 1 1 ' , iiela l. ' anne HaUaia. Ce Iralia. Illinois I ' lihlie Adminisiralion l mJ 111 em llaUe. He rill. Illinois I ' siehologi I ' . .he. me Ma.ie 1 eM..U v ' ! 1 All 1 one Base. Illinois Publie Adminisiralion K, i.al.l RaMiii.nJ Mail 1 a 1 a eiio.id. Illinois Religion. Parks and Reerealion SI 1 ...us, lll.nois Iiin ( r,i[IK ' l Kciinoii 1 .iii 11 SLiiu 1 .isl SI 1 OUIs, II - 1 . ' K,,io,i. Illinois llllk-llk. Ill.iiois (lIlRS. Illinois (.KTIUlIk ' . llllllOI. I ' sS.llok.lO ( nniinal InsIKi SiikIic- PssJn.loi ' s (. niinnal liisin, Siudies ( oniMions, Miniii H.iiiiil Uilli.inv. lilriulj lean llo J.Mlu l.inKs 1 Ihv 1 ,nJ 1 asl Si 1 oiiis, lllnuiis dlalloii. Illinois IIM Ml 1 UK III SI 11 s.ik ' iii, Illinois SI 1 I ' .ssholoLO t ininnal IiisIkc Siu.lics. ( oiissii I ' olilisal Ssiensc 111 (ikl 1 SkdKjl Usliiiolot ' s I ' .iiks.inJ RcsKMIion. l ' ,.lnK.ilSs ns. Minoi . nMUK ' ll..i.kSi,l.p oM (11 alloii. Illinois 1 iKinon. Ill.nois Hioloes, Medis.il Ks Iiui.I.ilo Mtdlsjl Kshnolots K,.,t MJrK■SK■plK■n ,lll 1 M III 1 UK III S( II 1 IS M l.i.iiiiis I IIS, llkno,. KSIS(, l)l(,KI 1 ll 111,1,1 If.in Hoiv wu Kilk IIM III 1 Ilk (11 1 ISI Ik-llcsilk, lllllliH. k 1 S 111 (,RI 1 IM.ijS HraJI,.,J 1 .1,1 la.mu B,,iU. s, UurK-sl C.i„UT,.i, llurk-sl t,i,m,o,i Damn R C hnv traujdt Hullimai. J, Aaron M HouMiin Marc Richard Johnson D t-ugerie Newhv Kevin 1 cc Quaid Donna Mane Rocnc Rohcrl Louis Savio Virginia Eh ahi-lh Shores locv D Smilh 1, harlcneP Bo cman Siamps B ( II 1 (Ik 111 HI SIM ss l) ii Kiu.s, kc as 1 oniss,lk, kcmilsks 1 oinssille, kenlusks Ion Knos, Kcniikkv Radslill. kcnluilss loinssillc. kcniiisks Radslill.kcnlusks I ouissilk-. Kenlutks Asision. Illinois (I ' lallon. Illinois SI 1 ouis, Missouri II kno , ks-nliis-ks Milliinsn, Insluna (. fulleMllc. Illinois ISI si K IKIS 1)1 l,Kl 1 BiisiiKss . diuinisl on. Manjue Business . diuinisitalion Business AJiuinisnalion Business AJiniiiislralion Business Adinmisiralion Business • dnl1nlslrallo Business Adnliiuslialion Business Adminisiraiion Markelini!. Business Adnlinislrali Markedni! Business Adiuinisii.il ion Business Adniinisiralion Business Adiuinislialion .n Miuhcll R Mev.arl Mishacl Anihons Woods Radslill. ktmiiiks Si 1 OUIS. Missoun Business . diuinislr.ilion l.irkeliiie Dr («)MMKN( KMKN Myron C Reese. Pro 1 MARSH A I essor olC hemisirs K;i h VII [ sn DKM MARSIIAIS Mecord Rodnev .1 Herrin Deborah S. Blac Brian G Lind kbu s.av I SHKR rn ramiiuL.Be Rebeeea 1 Vi rnreuier Mar .Ann 1 r ev [ ' allies Huber H So the season is finally over. And, hopefully, this book chronicles that season. This yearbool took a lot of work, and here are the credits for all that work: Susi Whitehead, Editor-in-Chief Mike Acton, Photography Editor Photographers: (Photo Credits) Mike Acton (MA) Susi Whitehead (SW) Barb Lynn (BL) Brenda Maine Jim Pehle (BM) Elaine Laws (EL) Jeff Colclasure (JC) Marilyn Elder (ME) Gwen Frederking, Advertisement Manager Verna Jones, Research Help Pat Visintine, Typing Cindy Blackmer, Darkroom Help Bonnie Mill, Class Portrait Organizer Stories by: Ronnell Huie, Sigma Brenda Maine Jim Pehle, Sports Elaine Laws, Plays Graduation Pictures by BM JP Thanks very much to McK Staff and Administration (Boy, did they get sick of me bugging them for info!) Thanks very much to Mai1 Gabrenya (where-ever he is) for a good start. Thanks to Gayle Cordes, Herff-Jones Representative, for HELP and sympathy. Thanks to Ron Tremmel, Business Advisor, and growler at Editors. Thanks to all of McK for ideas, encouragement, etc. Some Homecoming photos were by Luttrell Photography (boo!) Class portraits by Sudlow ' s of Danville, II. Well, that ' s the credlts-if I left anyone out, I ' m sorry. This book wasn ' t exactly what I wanted it to be. A lot of events and people aren ' t pictured. For instance, the Golf team. And there were absolutely no shots taken of the Baseball team in action, and I regret that. A lot of Organizations that I wanted photos of simply weren ' t taken, and I found that out too late to do anything about it. I had lots of neat ideas -like a photo of each floor group, or individual photos of the Pom Pon girls, but Jan and Beth ' s photo negatives were missing. I realize a lot of the photos are from Bamett 1st and Walton 1st, but that was inadvertent. (If you want to be a star, get your next-door neighbor to apply as Editor.) I tried to put Photo Credits (pc _) because a good photograph means a lot to the person who took it, and I thought they shoukJ get credit for it. 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