McKendree University - McKendrean Yearbook (Lebanon, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1981 volume:

REFERENCE oiman Library McKendree CoMega Lebanon. IL 622541 McKendree College Yearbook Staff Look back on these years, for these years, and these years alone are life. In the brief course of these years lies all the varieties and realities of your existence: the joy of growth, the splendor of beauty, the glory of action. - ■ 1 I VT iHl P HHhBH ' Hmm m m m Yesterday is but a memory, and tomorrow is but a vision. But today well lived, makes each yesterday a memorial of happiness, and each tomorrow a dream of hope. K H ll ■ ( i H ImI Hj V - ' JS I HH -. -♦. - : ' ' v ■;. ' • ' ■ -- : ; sa :. 0 Look forward to many years, for years, and years alone, are life. Homecoming a HOMECOMING WEEK y II III w V II ll§ -aS T ' ? ' 111 lift 8 Parade and Soccer Events j t HjHttVES. YOUR rwt 15 mMiiKiun A win for AO and the soccer team ' xrf .:K- is9mm Marchelle Mueller ' 80 Homecoming Queen If I could save time in a bottle, the first thing that I ' d like to do, Is to save everyday till eternity passes away, just to spend them with you . . . Jim Croce ' 80 HOMECOMING COURT; Terry Davinroy, Beth Gollinger, Jim Rogers, Janet Klein, Larry Beerman, Che- ryl Potthast, Andy Kassebaum, Queen Marchelle Mueller, Stan Elfrink, Retiring Queen Tracy Zimmerman, Katie Manion, Ty Leder, Marcia Morgan, Charlie Caciano THOSE WHO ATTENDED . . . Mary Ann Fry Vera Jones Robin Lee Ann IVIeyer Kim Heilig Brian Lindsay IVIike Dunnigan Don Austin Mike Reddy Jim Johnson Kim McCaw Cindy Ptacek Lesi le Walthers Linda Horras Karen Kelemetc Butch Lewis Jeff Brasel Neil Burgard Frank Evans John Revenue Tammy Botwinski Lisa Demaree John Marbinkowski Kenny Runkle 1 f 1 w V ' iB } A H 1 Kathy Smithe Shern Holley Kevin Woody Scott Hilmes Leesa Ruetershan Rod Herrin Beth Wingate Kerry Baugher Dorothy Richardson Brian Barton Elaine Laws Kirk Arbogast Anita Gaska Chas Younger Janet Orrell Bill McHale Tanya Russell Jay Sabo Cindy Palazzollo Jim Hefner Marcy Tierney Jeff Lanter Kathleen Pensoneau Richard Kurtz Rosa Isern Tony Di-Tucci Margie Lipe Luis Yevara Donna Hobson Norton Newcomb Donna Austin Dale Hurster Theresa Henkin Keith Zeeb Isabel Perez Leonando Diaz Sherry Surber Kay Thielen Susan Cardenas Luis Olivores Mary Haake Rick Sotiropoulos Chisto Fares Zoraida Diaz Larie Hoock Kevin Elbe Maria Cardenas Aaron Toro Maria Aquino Guillermo Aquino SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN ADMINISTRATION FACULTY STAFF KY CENTER 0) SENIORS 1. Betty Ahlers Nashville, IL English, BA 2. Kevin Craig Albertina Collinsville, IL Business Adm., BBA l 3. Kerry Baugher, Jr. Tamms, IL Physical Ed., BS 4. Debbie Blackburn Belleville, IL Political Science, BA 3 5. Michael Joseph Delia St. Louis, MO Management, BBA 6. Deborah K. Brooks Belleville, IL Business Adm., BBA 5 1. Daniel C. Dobbins Pittsfield, IL Accounting Bus. Adm., BBA 2. Linda Eckert Belleville, IL Accounting Bus. Adm., BBA 3. Marilyn Louise Elder Chicago, IL Political Science, BA 4. Stanley Elfrink Cahokia, IL Marketing Bus. Adm., BBA 5. Debra A. Erwin O ' Fallon, IL Elementary Ed., BS 6. Carolyn Fairfield Jacksonville, IL English, BA 1. Ke nneth M. Featherling Freeburg, IL Criminal Justice, BA 2. Margaret Fitzpatrick Trenton, IL Elementary Ed., BS 3. Tammy Bernreuter Frey Collinsville, IL Physical Ed., BS 4. Mary Ann Fry Belleville, IL Elementary Ed., BS 5. P. Craig Gardner OIney, IL Management ' Bus. Adm., BBA 6. Eddie L Hall St. Louis, MO Criminal Justice, BA 1. Gary Haverman Fairview Heights, IL Business Adm., BBA 2. Rodney Jay Herrin Benton, IL Chemistry, BS 3. Linda Leigh Hester Waltonville, IL 4. Carol Edelmann Hill Belleville, IL Business Adm., BBA 5. Scott Jerome Hilmes Belleville, IL IVlarketing Bus. Adm., 3BA 6. Francis IVI. Hogg Aviston, IL Marketing Bus. Adm., BBA 1. James M. Johnson Belleville, IL Accounting Bus. Adm., BBA 2. Nancy K. Jones Cahokia, IL Math, BS 3. Andrew Jon Kassebaum Belleville, IL Physical Ed. -BS Math-Minor 4. Gail Sue Killion Maryville, IL Marketing, BBA 5. Janet Kay Klein Trenton, IL Marketing ' Bus. Adm., BBA 6. Richard C. Kurtz Waterloo, IL Accounting Bus. Adm., BBA 1. Steven Lanter Belleville, IL Education, BS 2. Lisa Ann Lawson Villa Grove, IL Business Adm., BBA 3. Brian Lindsay Fairview Heights, IL IVIarketing Bus. Adm., BBA 4. Alicia Francine Madison Alton, IL Marketing Management, BBA 5. William Thomas Manion Marine, IL Marketing Bus. Adm., BBA 6. Jennifer S. Maserang Troy, IL Marketing, BBA 1. Kathryn Lenore Mecord Marion, IL Pshchology, BA 2. Ann Marie Meyer Collinsville, IL Accounting Bus. Adm., BBA 1 3. Marchelle L. Mueller Belleville, IL Parks Recreation Phy. Ed. BS 4. Janet Orrell Mascoutah, IL Elementary Ed., BS 5. Tom Piatchek St. Louis, MO Marketing, BBA 6. Cheryl Potthast Pierron, IL Marketing Bus. Adm., BBA 1. Shirley Grab Saia Belleville, IL Accounting Bus. Adm., BBA 2. Roger David Schallom St. Louis, MO Marketing Management, BBA 3. John D. Schene, Jr. St. Louis, MO Marl eting, BBA 4. Martha Mary Schilling New Athens, IL Hist. Pol. Sci.-BS- Bus. -Minor 5. Marietta J. Smith Breese, IL Elementary Ed., BS 6. Kathleen A. Scott O ' Fallon, IL Elementary Ed., BS 1. Gregory H. Thomure Belleville, IL Business Adm., BBA 2. Patricia Ellen Visintine Fairview Heights, IL Accounting Bus. Adm., BBA 3. Cynthia L. Voegele Highland, IL Management Bus. Adm., BBA 4. Rebecca Lynn Wiley Macoutah, IL Chemistry— BS Biology— Minor 3 5. Vicki Lynn Williams Belleville, IL Chemistry Bus. Adm., Mkt., BS 6. Chas Younger Belleville, IL Criminal Just. Pol. Sci., BS JUNIORS 1. Bart Allen 2. Brenda Baker 3. Karen Beck 4. Anita Bochantin 5. Charlie Caciano 6. Mark Canada 7. Kent Cornell 8. Jim Compton 9. Judy Cox 10. Becky Kuchta 11. Jodie Davidson 12. Mike Dunnigan 1. Tina Edwards 2. Toni Edwards 3. Gene Risk 4. Gwen Fre ' derking 5. Gwen Catling 6. Cole Gaebe 7. Janey Haentzler 8. Elaine Heidenreich 9. Susan Mines 10. Patty Huber 11. Lori Joellenbeck 12. Verna Jones ' WIT 1. Elaine Laws 2. David Lepper 3. IVlicl ey Macaluso 4. Katie Manion 5. Toni Martin 6. Pat Meyer 7. Nancy Nolan 8. Dudley Pace 9. Jim RafFerty 10. Mike Reddy 11. Vincent Rhodes 12. Sharon Schmidt 1. Kathy Smithe 2. Judy Streb 3. Lewis Toms 4. Greg Wallace 5. Barb Welle 6. Keith Zeeb SOPHOMORES 2. Linda Bailey HHI 3. Cindy Blackmer m K F 4. Matt Chrum pK 1. Sherry Cusick 2. Terry Davinroy 3. John Dozier 4. Jeff Eschenfelder 5. Laura Eckert 6. Micheal Fore 7. Beth Gollinger 8. Tom Hadia 9. Rhonda Hatridge 10. Kim Heilig 11. Lorena Incer 12. Gwen Jones 1. Brian Kay 2. Karen Kelemetc 3. Jeff Lanter 4. Craig Lasl e 5. icl i Lindsey 6. David Long 7. Sandy McGehee 8. Cherryl IVloore 9. Kip Pabst 10. Donna Pedtke 11. Linda Ross 12. Jay Sabo 1. Barb Schwemmer 2. Chris Sirtak 3. Chris Smith FRESHMEN 1. Joyce Ahner 2. Donna Austin 3. Jenny Bailor 4. Neal Burgard 5. Tracy Bridges 6. Tammy Bolwinski 1. David Boxmeyer 2. Charlie Brown 3. Cheryl Bruehl 4. Tom Burkemper 5. Lisa Curten 6. Diane Davis 7. Lisa Demaree 8. Charlie Diersen 9. Tony Di-Tucci 10. Pat Donahue 11. Frank Evans 12. Craig Franklin J n 1 m: m 1 Ivv. ML „L„.£j 1. Doug Gool 2. Mary Grabner 3. Jennifer Gross 4. Karen Harper 5. Ken Mines 6. Linda Horras 7. Troy Jeffries 8. JoAnn Jenner 9. Robin Lee 10. Larry Lipe 11. Mary Manion 12. Julio Marquezo 1. Grant Mathews 2. Kim McCaw 3. William McEntee 4. Dave Meddows 5. Karen IVleder 6. Dan Meyer 7. Marcia Morgan 8. Steve Mounts 9. Linda Murphy 10. Walter Pagan 11. Bernadette Przygoda 12. Curt Scherck 1. Curt Schuchardt 2. Caren Schwerdtfeger 3. Lena Serbenuik 4. Tim Stewart 5 Mike Streb 6. Kevin Thomas 7. Andrea Turner Anna Turner 9. Leslie Walters 10. Johnna Wells 11. Ellen Wright 12. Mary Ann Wunderlich ADMINISTRATION Gerrit J. TenBrink, Ed.D. (1) President of the College and Professor of Education Glenn R. Wiesner, A.Mus.D. (2) Vice-President for Academic Affairs and Professor of Music Charles L. Berry, M.S. in C. Vice-President for Financial Affairs Thomas L. Darrah, Ed.D. (3) Vice-President for Student Affairs and Assistant Professor of Education Gary W. Smith, B.S. (4) Vice-President for Development Helen E. Gilbert, M.S.L.S. Librarian and Associate Professor Larry W. Yeater, Ph.D. (5) Registrar, Director of Institutional Research and Assistant Professor of Education JoAnn B. Montague, Ph.D. Dean of Kentucky Center Daniel B. Baker, M.S. (6) Director of Admissions Elva Mines, (7) Advanced Institutional Development Coordinator and Director of Academic Internship and Placement FACULTY Ted R. Anderson, Ph.D. (1) Associate Dean Assistant Professor of Biology Robert Arneson, IVl.A. Coordinator of Criminal Justice Studies Instructor in Criminal Justice Ronald Black, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of English Murella Bosse, Ph.D. Associate Professor Psychology Robert Brown, M.S. Professor of Sociology Myra Coggeshall, M.T. Professor of Medical Technology Donald M. Cornell, Jr., M.B.A. (2) Instructor in Accounting James Drake, M.F.A. Assistant Professor of Art Diane M. Ellenberger, R.N., M.S. Instructor in Nursing Patrick Folk, Ph.D. (3) Assistant Professor of History Occupant: The Samuel Hedding Deneen and Charles Samuel Deneen Memorial Professorship of Early American History Glenn H. Freiner, M.M. (4) Professor of Music Paul S. Funkhouser, Ph.D. (5) Associate Professor of Chemistry and IVlathematics George Hickenlooper, D.F.A. (6) Associate Professor of Theatre Don Hoist, Ed.D Professor of Physical Education Marilyn Huxford, M.S. Instructor in Criminal Justice Mary Anne Idoux, M.A. (7) Assistant Professor of Business R.E. Douglas Jones, Ph.D. Professor of Mathematics M. Jean Kirts, M.S. (8) Assistant Professor of Physical Education Nancy Koleson, R.N, M.S.N. Instructor in Nursing John Kovac, Ph.D. (9) Professor of Political Science Mary Lenny, R.N. Ph.D. (10) Chairman, Division of Nursing Associate Professor in Nursing Dorothy Stratman-Lucey, R.N., M.S.N. (11) Instructor in Nursing Norman Paul Madsen, Ph.D. Assistant Professor Religious Studies and College Chaplain Judith W. Maserand, R.N. (12) Instructor in Nursing .S.N. Frederick A. Meyer, Ph.D. (13) Chairman, Division of Education Associate Professor Education Charlen Mitchell, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Education Philip W. Neale, Ph.D. (14) Associate Professor of Philosophy David L. Ottinger, M.F.A. Instructor in Art Emerial L. Owen, Jr., Ph.D. Chairman, Division of Social Sciences Professor of Education Howard L. Porter, M.S. Assistant Professor of Mathematics and Physics James Rafferty, M.B.A. (15) Assistant Professor of Management Myron C. Reese, Ph.D. (16) Chairman, Division of Science and Mathematics Professor of Chemistry Linda Robinson, R.l l., M.S.N. (17) Instructor in Nursing Orville H. Schanz, M.M.Ed. (18) Professor of Music Peter J. Soto, M.D. Professor of Medicine and Medical Technology Margaret Lee Starr, Ph.D. Chairman, Division of Humanities Associate Professor of English Harry Statham, M.S. (19) Assistant Professor of Physical Education Director of Athletics Men ' s Basketball Coach Ronald Tremmel, M.B.A. (20) Chairman, Division of Business Instructor in Marketing Director of Small Business Institute David Van Aken, M.A. Instructor in English Director of E.D.C. William G. Walther, Ph.D. (21) Assistant Professor Biology STAFF ACADEMIC AFFAIRS Patricia Moll Secretary (1) ADMISSIONS Lynn Beck Associate Director of Admissions (2) Phil Boyd Admissions Counselor Betty Cornell Secretary (3) Janet Mallrich Secretary (4) Kent Marty Admissions Counselor Dorothy Norwood Secretary A.I.D.P. Patricia Paradis Secretary Accounting Assistant ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT Debra Corlett Secretary (5) Tammy Frey Secretary Carmen Edwards Director of Intramurals; Head Coach for Women ' s Volleyball, Basketball and Softball BOOKSTORE David Munoz Manager (6) CAREER, INTERNSHIP, PLACEMENT Cindy Hemmel Secretary COMMUNICATIONS, CENTER Mike Action Printer Gladys Hess Records Assistant (7) Rutheiien Pegg Director COMPUTER CENTER Joe Delsignore Assistant Programmer Howard Porter Director Jill Weil Secretary Assistant to Director DEVELOPMENT Roxanne Bynum Secretary to Director of Special Fund Drive Anne Meyer Director of Public Relations (8) Brenda Pehle Director of Alumni Relations (9) Jim Pehle Sports Information Director Alma Weik Assistant for Gifts and Alumni Archives (10) Doris Wolfslaw Secretary (11) EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Elaine Lindsey Secretary EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT CENTER Paula Wyss Technical Assistant ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE Terry Brownell Director Rosa Isern Instructor FINANCIAL AFFAIRS Sharon Brownfield Accounts Payable Clerk (12) Mary Cox Accounts Receivable Clerk (13) Judith Morgan Accountant (14) Deborah Neider Payroll Clerk Mary Ann Newcomb Secretary (15) Daniel O ' Hara Accountant Linda Woolery Switchboard Opperator FINANCIAL AIDS A.J. Woods Director LaDoris Weber Secretary (16) HEALTH SERVICES Mary Francis Dalor R.N. Nurse (17) LIBRARY Patricia Burger Secretary (18) Malanie Schoenborn Library Assistant (19) C. David Rota Public Services Librarian (20) NURSING Sue Davis Secretary (21) ¥ m ' «KV H w KJU Kk ;,.. - , Ss M PHYSICAL PLANT Chris Becker Secretary (22) Boyd Davis Chief of Security (23) Jeanne Davis Custodian Tom Dorencamper iVlaintenance Mary Eisel Custodian Rick Eisel Custodian John Fisher Locksmith David Harpstreit Custodian William Harris Groundsman Adam Laundry Plumber Electrician Donald Lougeay Carpentar (24) George Lyons Air Conditioning Heating (25) Michael McDuffy Custodian Calvin Mandley Custodial Supervisor Gllenn Podesva Custodian Norbert Rapp Director Joan Schroeder Custodian Paulette Scott Custodian Becky Thomas Custodian Stewart Webster Custodian Harold Zeeb Custodian PLANNING, MANAGEMENT AND EVALUATION Frank Granfield Director PRESIDENT Ann Zimmerlee Secretary (26) PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT FOR ADMINISTRATION STAFF Doris Jefferson Director (27) Diane Ginder Secretary Associate Dean REGISTRAR Betty Dorencamper Assistant to Registrar Office Manager (28) Ingrid Rosenbawn Secretary (29) SCOTT AFB Ted Schroyer Program Coordinator (30) SNACK BAR Verena Frerl ing Manager (31) Fran Lautenschloger Manager (32) SOCIAL SCIENCES DIVISION Nancy Ferguson Secretary STUDENT ACTIVITIES Phyllis Kuhl Director (33) STUDENT AFFAIRS Leslie Missey Secretary Ann Risdon Assistant to Director of Academic Internship Placement Director of Student Development (34) Valerie Thaxton Director of Student Development (35) 1. Lou Antone Junior 2. Ida Beard Sophomore KY CENTER STUDENTS Bill Beaty Junior Thomas A. Beeson Sophomore Donald L. Brack Senior 6. Woodrow Bradley, Jr. Junior 7. Ralph Brewer Junior 8. James Burney Junior 9. John F. Charboneau Senior 10. Hal Chase Senior 11. Randolph J. Chavis Senior Phil Clark Senior Victorino Felix Concepcion Senior Randy Cook Senior 4. James C. Coppage Senior 5. Ron Covington Senior 6. Donald L. Crawford Senior 7. Zane Crosby Senior 8. Tommy Currie Senior 9. Charles S. Danila, Jr. Junior 10. 11. 12. Willie Mae Davis Senior A.D. Denson, Jr. Junior Eloise F. Denson Sophomore Richard L. Eastman Senior Susan R. Farrington Sophomore William R. Francis Junior 4. Johnnie W. Fred Senior 5. Louis A. Fuentes Senior 6. Jerry D. Glass Sophomore Larry Graham Senior Carol R. Gravatte Senior Dino Haggard Sophomore 10. Terry Hall Senior 11. Bruce Harris Sophomore 12. Holly Hix Sophomore David A. Jackson, Jr. Junior Bob Johnson Sophomore John R. Jones Freshman Irvin Lyons, Jr. Sophomore Doug Mamele Senior William R. Martin Sophomore 7. James W. May Senior 8. Patrick McDonald Senior 9. Robert T. McKnight Sophomore ▼V L k flMk S 10. 11. 12. Ivan Wayne Meaux Senior Terry Montgomery Senior Candace Moore Senior Ronnie Moore Sophomore Garry W. Mullins Junior Roger IVlurphy Junior 4. G.L. Oglesby Sophomore 5. Kenneth Ray Otto Senior 6. Larale Hope Robinson Junior 7. David W. Smith Junior 8. Kate Soergel Senior 9. John David Stacey Senior 10. Deanna C. Stewart Sophomore 11. Jean Strub Senior 12. James L. Toscano Freshman 1. Frank Ulery Senior 2. Al Ward Sophomor Sophomore 3. Michael J. Watts Sophomore Wheelocl 4. Thomas Senior 5. Carol Willdeboer Senior 6. John D. Williams Senior 7. Michael Williams Sophomore 8. Dale E. Wilson Senior KY CENTER STAFF 10. 11. JoAnn Montague, Ph.D. Dean, KY Centers Hershel Finney, M.A. Director of Admissions Vivian Knott, Secretary Louisville Center 1. Jo-En Scheible-Rider, Secretary Radcliff Center KY CENTER FACULTY Kendal L. Baughman Public Administration Paul Berrier Business Adm. Acct. Helen Davis Business Administration 5. Millard C. Dunn, Ph.D. English Speech 6. Robert D. Hess Mgt. Public Adm. 7. Glen E. Hooker, Jr. Management 8. Mohammad Moghadamian Mathematics 9. H. Montague Mathematics 10. Ralph Royster, Ph.D. Science 1. Jeremiah Smith, Ph.D. Philosophy History 2. Inbum Song, Ph.D. Business Adm. 3. Roger Warnshuis Managemant SPORTS SOCCER McKENDREE SOCCER TEAM 1980-81 (L to R) Tom Piatchek, John Schene, Charlie Diersen, Roger Schallom, Mike Streb, Dave Essner, Steve Mounts, Tim Adams, Chris Sirtak, Mike Delia, Doug Leavell, Coach John Casey, Dan Meyer, Mark Riti, Bill McEntee, Mike Hogan, Craig Franklin, Michael Berberich, Jim Hefner, Ron Laudel, Tom Burkemper, Matt Chrum, Thomas Maddox, Curt Schuchardt. OUTSTANDING PLAYERS - % ' :i (top) McEntee up for a head ball (left) Mike Hogan in command BEARCATS ON THE MOVE . ; f -. ' -4, ' • ■ •1 . ._ 4 (above) Steve Mounts (below) Roger Schallom, Matt Chrum (right) Curt Schuchardt, Jim Hefner A C T I O N ■ h VOLLEYBALL McKENDREE VOLLEYBALL TEAM 1980-81 (bottom row I to r) Barb Welle, Johnna Wells, Tina Bernreuter, Judy Streb, Cindy Blackmer (manager) (top row I ro r) Kathy Smithe, Rhonda Hatridge, Susan Gross, Jennifer Gross, Vicky Lindsey, Coach Carmen Edwards. Co-captain Kathy Smithe and Coach Carmen Edwards 1 Pi H B « .-B H H ■ Mj 4 B t- j M ■ Pv V i V vM P F Xa m r JH E UHfll OUTSTANDING PLAYERS Johnna Wells: MOST IMPROVED PLAYER Susan Gross: MOST VALUABLE PLAYER Tina Bernreuter: BEST SERVICE RECEPTION Nice dink Vicky Bump, Set, SPIKE! A good routine shown by the Lady Bearcats A powerful spike by Jennifer Gross ( 18) with Susan Gross ( 13) and Vicky Lindsey ( 17) ready for the possible return. Tina Bernreuter A C T I O N A happy Bearcat team after a long, tough match. BASKETBALL VARSITY TEAM 1980-81 (!i|r|f f if f |ir i 1st row: Rod Herrin, Rick Klingelhoefer, Steve Lanter, Kip Pabst, Jeff Lanter, Andy Kassem- baum, and Doug Gool, IVIanager. 2nd row: Head Coach Statham, Gary Haverman, Bill Erwin, Dan Dobbins, Dave Lepper, Stan Elfrink, John Jankowski, Mike Broadway, and Coach Funkhouser. JUNIOR VARSITY 1980-81 Row 1: Andy Kassembaum, Jeff Lanter, Kip Pabst, Tim Stewart, Doug Gool, Man- ager. Row 2: Assistant Coach Funkhouser, Chris Ellis, Dave Lepper, Bill Erwin, Mike Broadway, and Head Coach Statham. Pictured are trophy winners Dan Dobbins, IVlost Rebounds; and Gary Haverman, Best Free-Throw Shooter, and IVlost Valuable Player. They did it! Rick Klingelhoefer and Gary Haverman accept the trophy for winning the McKendree Classic. Top right; Stan Elfrink and Kim Pabst welcome a new Bearcat recruit? named Debbie Corlett???? Byj VJ ' ' - J ;fe m ' vTr lOlc J L • i % MI Bearcat John Jankowski finds room to shoot when surrounded by Marycrest defenders. Steve Lanter looks for help. Upper left: Kip Pabst shoots over a Parks College Defender. Lower left; Rod Herrin (24) drives In as Stan Elfrink stands ready to assist. Above: Gary Haverman prepares to sink one against Chicago State. BASKETBALL WOMEN ' S BASKETBALL TEAM 1980-81 Front row: Carolyn Holloway, Michele Wiley, Susan Gross, Karen Harper, Tina Bernreuter, and Vicky Lindsey. Back row: Coach Edwards, Barb Welle, Johnna Wells, Gwen Frederking, Angela Cosner, Toni Martin, Judy Streb, and Cindy Blackmer. For the Bearcats, at guard; 12, Barb Welle playing cen- ter; 13, Susan Gross at for- ward; 3, Judy Streb also at forward; 32, Michele Wiley and at guard; 14, Tina Bern- reuter and the rest of the Lady Bearcats. Trophy Winners Top: Tina Bernreuter tries to anticipate the moves of her opponent. Above: Vicky Lindsey maintains control of the basketball even during a spill. Right: Judy Streb puts one up for the Lady Bearcats. BASEBALL Men ' s Baseball Team 1980-81 1st row (left to right) Kerry Baugher, Brian Lindsay, David Baxmeyer, Jeff Eschenfelder, Tim Stewart, Jay Sabo, Gary Al- berter; 2nd row (left to riglit) Greg Wallace, Frank Evans, Brad Barton, Andy Kassebaum, Mike Dunnigan, Marty Martz, Steve Hausman, Scott Hilmes; 3rd row (left to right) Coach Van Smith, Chris Sirtak, Greg Bergman, Kevin Elbe, Dave Med- dows, Brian Barton, Dennis Kreher, John Dosier, Assistant Coach Don Barton. 1 • ' I ' M. 5  - jHpr - - r OUTSTANDING PLAYERS Above (left to right) Greg Wallace, BEST DEFENSIVE OUTFIELDER; Scott Hllmes, BEST DEFENSIVE INFIELDER; Steve Hausman, HIGHEST BAT- TING AVERAGE and MOST VALUABLE PLAYER; Dennis Kreher, BEST ERA; and Frank Evans, HUSTLE AWARD. ■ ' :-. 4 fi iifMlim 1l ' ' illlirriiir fnM SOFTBALL McKendree Softball Team 1980-81 Front rowdeftto right) Robin Lee, Nancy Jones, Johnna Wells, Barb Welle, and Toni Martin; Back rowdeftto right) Caria Redden, Rhonda Hatridge, Janey Haentzler, Diane Davis, Karen Harper, Tina Bernreuter, and Vicky Lindsey. f ' W f,JE Abovedeftto right) Diane Davis, Karen Harper, Nancy Jones, Toni Martin, Tina Bernreuter. T R O P H Y W I N N E R S A C T I O N GOLF McKendree Golf Team 1980-81 Front row (left to right) Butch Lewis holding MOST VALUABLE PLAYER TROPHY; Dale Jacobs holding MOST IMPROVED PLAYER TROPHY: Jim Rogers holding NAIA DISTRICT 20 TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP TROPHY; John Randall, COACH; Back row (left to right) Eric Hall, Vince Bulter, and Cole Gaebe. Jim Rogers chips it on the green NAIA DISTRICT 20 CHAMPS Above: District 20 COACH OF THE YEAR; John Randall Top Right: Cole Gaebe hoping to avoid a three-putt Right: Butch Lewis hitting a tee-ball ACTION I GARY HAVERMAN-ALL AMERICAN 1 Gary came to McKendree after his graduation from Belleville East. Throughout his collegiate basketball career, Gary has been a four-year starter for Coach Statham ' s Bearcats, played 120 games at McKendree, notched 2362 career points, and pulled down 1057 career rebounds. During his senior year, he was named to the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletic All American First team. He was the first McKendree player to re- ceive this honor. He was also chosen unanimously to the NAIA All-District 20 team. Gary averaged 22.8 points and 8.5 rebounds per game. Haverman was also named to the Southwest Baptist All-tournament team. The Louis F. Vesely scholarship was also given to Gary. His versatility, ability, desire, and sportsmanship will be missed. SPIRIT SEEKERS Cheerleaders Jennifer Maserang Caren Schwerdtfeger, Leesa Rueteshan, Mary Manion Ginger Ogden Pom-Pon Bottom Row: Karen Beck, Nadine Nuzzo, Leslie Walters, Ronda Mitchell. Top Row: Jo Ann Jenner, Debbie Erwin, Cheryl Cookie Potthast, Lisha Crawford. SPORTS WRAP-UP SOCCER Bearcats had a tough ladder to climb . It_ iding year and the ' Cats finish 3-15 record. Despite their rel however, they received a NAIA District 20 post-season playoff berth. GOLF VOLLEYBALL The bearcat volleyball team had- its ups and downs dur ing the 1980 season, but they learned a great deal and gained experience for the 1981 stint. The road came to an end on Parents ' Night at the Bear- cat gym, when Washington University of St. Louis was the opponent. The ' Cats continued to play well and appeared to have gained momentum to beat the strong visitors, but Washington University came bacl and took the Bearcats in four games, finalizing their record .at 7-16 The IVlcKendree College golf team advanced to the Na- tional Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) na- tional championship tournament in June, by capturing the IMAIA District 20 title May 4 iii Jacl sonville, Illinois. Dale Jacobs, a senior member of the McKendree College golf team from St. Louis, Missouri was the overall District 20 medalist, shooting a 78. McKendree College golf coach, John Randall was named District 20 Coach-of-the-Year. WA BASEBALL BASKETBALL Coach Harry Statham ' s Bearcats had an outstanding 1980-81 season, a stint that may be the best ever at Mc- Kendree. Finishing the season 1 in District 20, the ' Cats won their way to the District finals, but fell one point short in their bid to the Kansas City tournament. McKendree College basketball mentor, Harry Statham was named the National Association of Intercollegiate Ath- letics (NAIA) District 20 Coach-of-the-Year for 1980-81. WOMEN ' S BASKETBALL McKendree College ' s women ' s basketball team started the season with two tough losses to Lewis and Clark Com unity College and then to Kaskaskia Community College. But their future began to look brighter and they finished the season posting a 11-9 record. Coach Van Smith ' s baseball Bearcats completed the most successful season of his 10-year coaching reign, fin- ishing the 1981 stint with a 26-16 record. Timely clutch hitting, combined with great pitching from one of the best hurling staffs in the St. Louis area, helped the ' Cats roll to several doubleheader sweeps during the season. An at-large berth in the NAIA District 20 playoffs saw the Bearcats seeded fourth. The ' Cats finished the tourna- ment fourth, posting two wins and two losses. mr SOFTBALL The Bearcats Softball team had a busy schedule last sea- son. The ' Cats faced a rebuilding year and closed the sea- son with a respectable 18-14 record. (written by Anne Meyer) PEOPLE The Pride of McKendree is in its People McKendree is a place where students appre- ciate the l nowledge being passed on to them FACULTY It is here that students build relationships which re- sult in life long friendships with . . . PEOPLE Students learn the satisfaction of hard fought victory and to accept defeat with pride and sportsmanship from . . . ATHLETIC COMPETITION Working together to creat cern that will better the cornr is the goal of . . . re of con- Be world ORGANIZATIONS Students who strive for continuous improvement are recog- nized as leaders in . . . WHO ' S WHO Learning the meaning of maturity by accepting the respon- sibility of being adults is the outcome of attending . . . McKENDREE COLLEGE Baker Hall Here at Baker the men spend most of their time at the windows; making faces at by- passers, drinking a cool one, or looking for someone to throw water on. Of course, there ' s also Tom Piatchek who stands outside the doors of Baker because he can ' t find a window. Barnett Hall The women of Bamett show you what you can do when you hve in a dorm; organize the first motorcycle sorority, learn to talk on the phone while taking a shower, show others that you can spell, sit with a good friend, plan strategy for your next game of backgammon, and invent a quicker way to get to the men of Walton Hall. Walton Hall In Walton live some of the most famous people you ' ll find on campus; pledge brothers who learned never blame it on yourself, blame it on your brother; the champaign sisters, the famous table surfer-Jerome; All American Gary; the famous Arab sheik and his family; and the three stooges. Inside Holman Library Johnna Wells helps Gwen Frederking to her thrown. Right: Now, now! What would your mother say? (Jo Ann, Jennifer, Gloria) Bottom: Hi ya ' ll! Care to join us? Left: Gary Haverman and Brian Kay de- scribe their year-PERFECT!!! Hey Buc, What ' s happenin ' ? Bottom: Cindy and Linda can ' t resist a . MBjgl man with a beer. (I mean beard.) Below: Jon Harry, what a stud, (or dud?) Right: Head for the mountains. Will the real Barton Wesley Allen please stand up? Verna Jones and Mary Ann Fry, what a pair Right: Kathy Smith gets potted on DEVO day. Above: Stan Elfrink. Right: Tammy Botwinsl i Below: Bernie Pzygoda presents Verna Jones with the award for being on the most pages in the yearbook. Right: It ' s always good to see a smiling face. « ■ Right: When you see three people smiling at McKendree, you know that something is up. Janet Orrell, George Held, Marcia Morgan, and Terry Davinroy. Above: Rodney Poindexter Herrin on his way to his second home— the late study room in the Hbrary. Left: Walton One. THE RUGGERS Front: Kathy Smith, Sandy McGehee, and Pattie Huber. Back: Carolyn Holloway, Jodie Davison, Donna Pedtl e, Michele Wiley, and Karen Kelemetc. Jon Harry gives Rod Herrin a friendly little hug. The best of buddies, Bill McEntee and Dan Meyer. Hug O ' War by Shel Silverstein I will not play at tug ' o ' war I ' d rather play at hug ' o ' war Where everyone hugs Instead of tugs Where everyone giggles And rolls on the rug Where everyone kisses And everyone grins And everyone cuddles And everyone wins. Below: Jerry Weidauer. Right: Steve Mounts and Carol Fairfield Bottom: Diane, Kerry, and Kathy. Upper Left: Karen Beck (top) Brenda Baker (middle) and Katie IVIanion have a good time at the all school picnic. Upper Right: Boxy is taking his turn in the baseball team ' s laundry pool. Lower Left: Karen Kelemetc and Michele Burd Wiley are real close friends. Below: Chris Smith and Lynda Ross worl ing in the APO-Sigma Concession Stand. Right: Bill blows a berry berry big bubble. Bottom: Johnna Wells, Karen Harper, and Barb Welle pose for a picture before they go to the sports banquet. Verna ' s best assets? Below: Doug ' s Steve Mounts impersonation. Bottom: Larry Lipe, Brian Kay, and Terry Davinroy. TAKE A DOUBLE LOOK .i TAKE A DOUBLE LOOK niOM a Inter-Society Council First row: Craig Franklin, Tom Piatchel , George Held, She Nancy Nolan, Terry Davinroy; Second row: Karen Kelemetc, Beth Gollinger, Katie Manion, Vicky Lindsey, Brian Kay; Third row: Rich Tillman, Grant Mathews, Mike Reddy, Tim Adams. The Inter-Society Council is composed of two representatives from each sorority and fraternity. They help sponsor Greek activities, and they work to imporve the organizations. Alpha Phi Omega Left to right: Brian Kay, Bart Allen, Chris Smith, and Terry Davinroy. Not pictured Greg Thomure. Alpha Phi Omega has been in existence on McKendree College campus since 1972. APO is the only national service frat on campus. The main event for APO is the only national service frat on campus. The main event for APO is the Red Cross Bloodmobile vi hich they sponsor every year. Alpha Omega Sitting: (left to right) Mary Ann Fry, Beth Golhnger, Karen Beck, Leshe Walthers, Nadine Nuzzo, Cheryl Bruehl; Standing: (left to right) Linda Eckert, Janet Klein, Debbie Erwi n, Linda Bailey, Irish Visintine, Cheryl Potthast, Brenda Baker, Katie Manion, Kathy Smithe. Alpha Omega was installed on the McKendree campus Nov. 23, 1954, and rechartered in Nov. 1970. This year the v omen of AO sold popcporn and stationary, sponsored a float in the Homecoming parade, which won first place, celebrated their ten year birthday, and held an Alumni party. Pi Lambda Tau First row: Tom Piatcheck, Walter Pagan, Tom Burkemper, Matt Chrum; Second Row: Mike Hogan, Paul Smith, Roger Schallom, Dave Lepper, Jeff Lanter, George Held, Kip Pabst; Third row: Bill Erwin, Dan Dobbins, Mark Riti, Mike Streb. The Platonian Social Society, founded in 1849, is the oldest Social Society west of the Alleghenies. Because of its state charter, Plato is a recognized corporation by the state of Illinois. The BS ' ers sponsored their annual Spaghetti Supper, and weekly gatherings at the rock pile for those interested in geology. Clionian Literary Society (left to right) Lisa Lawson, Sheila Whittier, Nancy Nolan, Kim Helig, Ann Meyer. The Clionian Literary Society, or Clio as it is known, is a women ' s society open by invitation to any girl with a 2.00 or better cumulative grade point average. Clio was founded in 1869, and was the first society for women at IVlcKendree. Adelphi First row: (left to right) Gary Alberter, Ron Henry, IVlil e Reddy, IVIarl Baylor, Tracy IVIiller, Dave Baylor, Jim Johnson, Dr. Foll , Ed Streif, Second row: Mike Cramer, Norton Newcum, Brian Tranband, Tim Adams, Jeff Brasel, Third row: Todd Reigle, Dave IMewcum, Bill Parkin, and Steve Landon. Delta Phi Sigma was founded in 1966 to fill what its charter members felt was a social gap on the McKendree campus. Adelphi strives to pro- mote throughout the campus and the local community an involvement in social activities. The men of Adelphi held a pig roast, played in intra- mural sports, and sponsored a full moon run for their pledges, in which the campus community was called to witness the bare facts. Gamma Sigma Sigma Front row (left to right) Mrs. TenBrink, Advisor; Lena Serbenuik, Elaine Laws, Karen Keiemetc, Jodie Davison, Vicky Lindsey; Back row; Brenda Pehl, Advisor; Michele Wiley. Gamma Sigma Sigma is a national service sorority. They worked with Meals on Wheels, visited the nursing home during the holidays, held a Halloween party for handicapped children, sponsored a Talent Show with proceeds going to Big Brothers Big Sisters program, and were intramural champs in soccer and volleyball. This year the women of Sigma took third place honors in the national service project. Ferox Front row: (left to right) Frank Evans, Craig Franklin, Dave Baxmeyer; Back row: (left to right) Tony DiTucci, Doug Gool. IMot Pictured: Dave Essner, Curt Scherck, and Boyd Davis. Phi Rho Chi Social Service Society was founded in the Spring of 1963. The men of Ferox stress brotherhood and strength through unity. The society sponsors various social events and service projects for the better- ment of the college. Philo Left to right; Mike Delia, Ray Clyde. Members not pictured: Rich Tillman, Dirk Reynolds, Grant Mathews The Philosophian Literary Society, has the distinction of being the old- est literary society west of the Alleghenies and the third oldest in the nation. Philo has an active social program including the annual Philo Formal . Philo is active in playing intramural sports and also sponsors a number of parties. Resident Counselors Jon Harry Baker 2nd Student Government Sitting: Stan Elfrink, Vice President; 1st row: Matt Chrum, Mary Ann Fry, Janet Klein, Betii Gollinger, Verna Jones, 2nd row: Roger Scliailom, President; Terry Davinroy, Jim Rogers. Not pictured: Barb Lynn, Secretary Treasurer; Karen Beck, Luan Gardner, Dan Dobbins, Marciielle Mueller, Chris Smith. The members of Student Government are elected by the student body each spring. The main purpose of the Student Government is to help students recognize the fact that it is truly the students alone who can make McKendree succeed. This year the Student Government was instru- mental in planning teacher evaluations, and improving student apathy on campus. McSife Sitting: Chris Luecking, Pat Kruta, Juanita Wuebbels, Collen Huebner, Janey Haentzler, Standing: Jodie Davison, Karen Kelemetc, Donna Pedtke, Sandy IVlcGehee. McSife, which stands for McKendree Students in Free Enterprise, Study business and the free enterprise system. They also help out on campus by managing the Used-Book Store, which is located in Carnegie Hall. Model Illinois Government Front row (left to right) Chas Younger, Tom Piatchek, Dr. Kovac, Linda Horras, iVlariiyn Elder; Back row (left to right) Mike Beuttner, Bob Delaney, Ken Sharkey, Ron McKasil. We ' re lovers We ' re fighters We ' re wild bull riders was the slogan McKendree ' s Model Illinois Government members used to carry MIG ' s smallest participating stu- dents to its best year ever and it keeps getting better. ACCOMPLISHMENTS AT MIG: Ron McKasil-Best Delegation Chairman for MIG ' 81 and also was picked for parlimentarian for MIG ' 82 Linda Horras- Secretary of State for MIG ' 82 Chas Younger- Majority Whip Bob Delaney-fell asleep on Governor (written by Linda Horras) Phi Beta Haida Front row: Jerry Weidauer, Tom Haida, Rod Herrin, Rick Klingelhoefer; Bacl row: Jim Rogers, John Jankowski, Stan Elfrink, Don Gulley, Gary Haverman, and Chas Younger. Funkadelics Front row: E.S.L. student, Henry Menese, Troy Jefferies, Back row: John Boswell, Reggie Amison, Darrell Booker, Juan Ferguson. Ej.S.L. ACTIVITIES a RESIDENCE HALLS OLYMPICS ■ P jf sS -nRf Wm Jh f 1 1 jlB 1. Rod Herrin gives Carolyn Holloway ' s spirits a lift. 2. Kathy Smithe entertains the crowd with her Superman impersonation. 3. Dean Darrah can ' t believe he ' s missing Leave It To Beaver reruns for this. 4. Rick Klingelhoefer waits with great anticipation to see the teams diving across the gymnasium floor. This year ' s winning team: Ron Laudell, Kathy Smithe, Katie IVIanion, Frank Evans, Dave Baxmeyer, and Barb Welle. Left: Judy Streb skips the jump rope race. Right: Kip Pabst and Verna Jones have the sack race in the bag. OR, THE BATTLE OF THE BRUISED A Muck Mud Slike who Says McKendree Students Aren ' t Down To Earth? S Bk m KkS ' .j ' -V Mf ' Kfp k 1 M Ihh k L ' mm ,rV- Jt B S -- ' ■ 1 - ' llpi, 1 ' :--X ■ wm ' ' ' ; • ' Above: David Baxmeyer Top Right: Mary IVIanion and Ann Rafferty Bottom Right: George Held McKendree Enjoys Loco Motion Vaudeville 4 Cheryl Bruehl assists Loco Motion MODEL UNITED NATIONS Those who worked to make it possible: Terry Davinroy- Secretary General Sherry Cusick- Security Council Leo Diaz-Social, Cultural and Humanitarian Chris Smith-Ad Hoc Chas Younger- Political Elaine Laws- Economic and Social Joe Nail-General Assembly Linda Ross- Secretary Ron McKasil- Legal Advisor Dean Darrah and Dr. Folk-Advisors Terry Davinroy I W s ALL SCHOOL PICNIC 5 ° - Women ' s Soccer «v Men ' s Basketball M E N ' S S o F T B A L L PHI BETA HAIDA: (front row, left to right) Jerry Weidauer, Tom Haida, Rod Herrin, Rick Klingelhoefer; (back row, left to right) Jim Rogers, John Jankowski, Stan Elfrink, Don Gulley, Gary Haverman, Chas Younger. ALPHA PHI OMEGA: (front row, left to right) Bart Allen, Kent Cornell, Larry Lipe, Charlie Caciano, Joe Delsignore, (back row, left to right) Brian Kay, Kevin Meder, Jim Rafferty, Terry Davinroy. FIRST PLACE VEAm Women ' s Ii The Commencement Exercises i Founded McKendree College LEBANON, ILLINOIS 1828 TEN-THIRTY IN THE MORNING | MAY TWENTY-THIRD 1981 GRADUATION VtfiiUiK 0X m - • ■ . • r ' ( B% ' . ' f ( ,  ■ r ' . J W W- I IF YOU HAVE BUILT CASTLES IN THE AIR, YOUR WORK NEED NOT BE LOST; THAT IS WHERE THEY SHOULD BE. NOW PUT THE FOUNDATIONS UNDER THEM. Henry David Thoreau Bishop William M. Cosgrove gives commencement address to the graduating class of ' 81. Order of Service President Cerrit J TenBrink, Presiding PRELUDE Fanfare and Processional Professor Glenn H Freiner, Organist ■PROCESSIONAL Trumpet Tune NATIONAL ANTHEM INVOCATION Douglas E Wagner Jean Joseph Mouret Dr Norman P Madsen Chaplain of the College HYMN Our Cod, Our Help In Ages Past Our Cod, our help in ages past. Our hope for years to come. Our shelter from the stormy blast. And our eternal home Under the shadow of Thy throne. Thy saints have dwelt secure. Sufficient IS Thine arm alone. And our defense is sure Before the hills in order stood. Or earth received her frame. From everlasting Thou art Cod, To endless years the same A thousand ages in Thy sight Are like an evening gone. Short as the watch that ends the night Before the rising sun Time, like an ever-rolling stream. Bears all its sons away, They fly forgotten, as a dream Dies at the opening of day Our Cod, our help in ages past, Our hope for years to come, Be Thou our guard while troubles last. And our eternal home Amen William Croft SCRIPTURE READING Evelyn Crimmett-Boyd MUSIC David Schwoebel BeThouMy Vision ■ David Schwoebel Audience |0in in on last verse (see insert) David Schwoebel, Conductor Onward, Ye Peoples Jean Sibelius McKendree College Choir-McKendree College Alumni Choir INTRODUCTION OF COMMENCEMENT SPEAKER COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS VOCAL SOLO The Ninety-First Psalm Ann Lilly, soprano Dr Gerrit I TenBrink President of the College Bishop William M Cosgrove Diocese of Belleville JamesC MacDermid SPECIAL PRESENTATION Dr Gerrit J TenBrink Mr Edward Bott Chairman, McKendree College Board of Trustees 1975-1981 PRESENTATION OF CANDIDATES FOR DECREES CONFERRING OF DEGREES COMMISSIONING Presentation Oath of Enlistment Pinning of the Bars Dr Glenn R Wiesner Dean of the College Dr Gerrit J TenBrink Lt Colonel Laurence D Bachman, USAF Maior William J Blackman, USAF Ma|or William J Blackman Deborah S Blackburn Dr Gerrit J TenBrink HONORARY DEGREES Presentation of Candidates Bishop William M Cosgrove Rev Thomas E Harper Conferrmgof Honorary Degrees Alien A Kaisor Chairman, McKendree College Board of Trustees INDUCTION OF THE CLASS OF 1981 SINGING OF McKendree ' Michael F Gauble President McKendree College Alumni Association arr by Professor Glenn H Freiner text by Kaywynne Weiler Adarrs BENEDICTION Rev Thomas E Harper RECESSIONAL March No III •The audience will please rise during the Proces and remain seated during the Recessional , stand throughout the Invocatu Debbie Blackburn takes oath of enlistment. Candidates for Degrees in Course January and May 1981 Graduates BACHELOR OF ARTS DEGREE Betty L Ahlers Nashville, Illinois English Sandra M Arter Breese, Illinois Biology Judith C Beasenburg Highland, Illinois Psychology Deborah Sue Blackburn Belleville, Illinois Political Science Roy W Bouse Edvvardsville, Illinois Criminal Justice Studies Sandra Boyne Belleville. Illinois Criminal Justice Studies M Ruth Brooks Alton Illinois Criminal Justice Studies Francis E Cullen, Jr Collinsville, Illinois Criminal Justice Studies Robert C Delaney Washington Park, Illinois Political Science Patricia Ann Dickerson Fallon, Illinois Biology Gary Edward Eberle Coraopolis, Pennsylvania Psychology Kenneth Marshall Featherling Freeburg, Illinois Criminal Justice Studies Kyle D Fink Belleville, Illinois Biology Darrell Lee Floyd Edwardsville, Illinois Criminal Justice Studies Kermit Fort 11 East St Louis, Illinois Anthropology-Sociology Eddie L Hall 5t Louis, Missouri Criminal Justice Studies Judith Harlow Belleville, Illinois Biology Linda Leigh Simmons Hester Waltonville, Illinois English Shirley Ann Hmes Centralia, Illinois Psychology Phyllis V Hostmeyer Breese, Illinois English Dale Dayid Jacobs Creve Coeur, Missouri Anthropology-Sociology Brenda Barton Johnson Carlyle, Illinois English and Psychology Timothy A Jones OIney, Illinois Criminal Justice Studies Richard J Kitsmiller Alton, Illinois Criminal Justice Studies Douglas Alan Kolb O ' Fallon, Illinois Criminal Justice Studies Bonnie S Koyac Lebanon, Illinois Psychology Ann Lilly OFallon, Illinois Music, Voice and Piano Patricia A McDonald Lebanon, Illinois English Kathryn L .Mecord Marion, Illinois Psychology with honors Carl S Posey Radclift, Kentucky Business Administration Louis F Reddo Bunker Hill, Illinois Criminal Justice Studies Susan Rogers Regele Belleville, Illinois Management of Human Resources Martha Mary Schilling New Athens, Illinois History and Pol Sci with honors Gilbert E Seagrayes Moro, Illinois Criminal Justice Studies Stephen M Springer ( airview Heights, Illinois Criminal J ustice Studies Jane Ellen Stock Belleville, Illinois Social Science Ollie R Tate East St Louis, Illinois Human Services Dale Alan Timmons Centralia, Illinois Psych ology William P Warner Fairview Heights, Illinois Criminal Justice Studies Jeanette Weatherail East St Louis, Illinois Anthropology- Sociology Dennis Bradley Weslbrook Centralia, Illinois Criminal Justice Studies lanice Irene White Loveioy, Illinois Criminal Justice Studies Charles Robert Younger Belleville, Illinois BACHELOR OF SCIENCE DEGREE Criminal Justice Studies and Pol Sci Kerry Lee ' Baugher, Jr Tamms, Illinois Physical Education Kathryn lo Clayton Fairfield, Illinois Physical Education and Elemt Educ James Ellis Ford Salem, Illinois Parks and Recreation and Pol Sci Rodney Jay Herrin Benton, Illinois Chemistry Becky Ann Hustedde Belleville, Illinois Biology Nancy Kay Jones Cahokia, Illinois Mathematics Lois Ann Meyer St Louis, Missouri Biology Renee Ann Rockwell Belleville, Illinois Medical Technology Rebecca Lynn Wiley Bunker Hill, Illinois Chemistry Vicki Lynn Williams Belleville, Illinois Chemistry, Business and Marketing BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION DECREE f Margaret (Peggy) J Fitzpatric k Trenton, Illinois Elementary Education Mary Ann Fry Belleville, Illinois Elementary Education Lauri Lee Heckert Venedy, Illinois Elementary Education with honors Janet Deann Orrell Mascoutah, Illinois Elementary Education Sandra K Schreier Belleville, Illinois Elementary Education Kathleen Ann Scott Lebanon, Illinois Elementary Education Marietta lean Smith Breese, Illinois Elementary Education BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSING DECREE 1 Lanette Edith Eriinger Belleville, Illinois Nursing Lorenda Sue Fever Granite City, Illinois Nursing t lise Ann Hernandez Lebanon, Illinois Nursing Shirley Ann Hmes Centralia, Illinois Nursing (is also receiving a BA with a Psychology majorj Elva Mae Johnson Collinsville, lllmcis Nursing Susan Johnston Gillespie, Illinois Nursing Kathie Knul Carlyle, Illinois Nursing Ian Louise Pahl Salem Illinois Nursing Bruce Marcel Pomeroy Okawville, Illinois Nursing lane Ferguson Strubhart Lebanon, Illinois Nursing lane Hamilton Ross Belleville Illinois Nursing Christie A Stephens Collinsville, Illinois Nursing Lisa Mane Wolf Belleville, Illinois BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS Nursing MarRarel Ann Cischer Impennachio O 1 alien, Illinois Art Mm I lien KuKiTs SiotI Al H Illinois Art BACHELOR OF BUSINbSb ADMINISTRATION DECKLE | John Edward Acosta Lexington, North Carolina Business Administration Louis Fuentes Aguilar Fort Knox, Kentucky Business Administration Kevin Craig Albertina Collinsvilie, Illinois Business Administration and Accounting Donald Scotl Bartle Neptune Beach, Florida Business Administration and Management Brenda Jung Bickel Freeburg. Illinois Accounting and Business Administration Jeffrv Lynn Brasel Effingham, Illinois Accounting and Business Administration Reginal Leon Broils Cincmatti, Ohio Business Administration Deborah Kaye Brooks Belleville Illinois Business Administration Earl S Brown Collinsvilie, Illinois Accounting Mar)orie Ann Bussing Belleville, Illinois Accounting and Business Administration McNeill V Butler Belleville, Illinois Business Administration Carry N Collins Athens, Georgia Business Administration Victonno Felix Concepcion Radcliff, Kentucky Business Administration James Carroll Coppage Charlestown, Indiana Business Administration Donald Lee Crawford Louisville, Kentucky Business Administration with honors and Management with honors Wilhe Mae Davis Fort Knox, Kentucky Business Administration Michael Joseph Delia St Louis, Missouri Management and Business Administration Daniel C Dobbins Pittslield, Illinois Accounting and Business Administration lames Micheal Dove Simi Valley, California Accounting and Business Administration Mary Linda Eckerl Belleville, Illinois Accounting and Business Administration Dennis L fov Louisville, Kentucky Business Administration Call Sue Killion Gardner Maryville, Illinois Marketing P Craig Gardner OIney, Illinois Business Administration and Management Gary Dean Haverman Fairview Heights, Illinois Business Administration Carol Edelmann Hill Belleville, Illinois Business Administration Scolt Jerome Hilmes Belleville, Illinois Business Administration and Marketing Marsha L Jenkins Vandalia, Illinois Business Administration and Management lames Maurice Johnson Belleville, Illinois Business Administration and Accounting Ray Johnson, Jr Scott AFB, Illinois Management and Business Administration Judy Kaye Kempfer Belleville, Illinois Accounting and Business Administration Paul Alan Killpack Fort Benning, Georgia Business Administration Richard Michael King Cahokia, Illinois Management and Business Administration Jeffrey L Kinnikm Belleville, Illinois Marketing and Management Janet Kay Klein Trenton, Illinois Business Administration and Marketing Diane Robin Kostelac Belleville, Illinois Accounting and Business Administration Richard Lee Kurtz Waterloo, Illinois Accounting with honors and Business Administration with honors Lisa Ann Lawson Villa Grove, Illinois Business Administration Brian Gerard Lindsay Fairview Heights, Illinois Marketing and Business Administration lames Wesley May Fort Knox, Kentucky Business Administration John Dwight McGrew Lebanon, Illinois Management Marica Lee McKechan Gillespie, Illinois Marketing Ivan Wayne Meaux Louisville, Kentucky Business Administration Michael Charles Meder Belleville, Illinois Accounting with honors and Business Administration with honors Ann Mane Meyer Collinsvilie, Illinois Accouriting and Business Administration Roger L Moore Louisville, Kentucky Business Administration Joseph H Nail OFallon, Illinois Marketing Cheryl S Potthast Pierron, Illinois Marketing and Business Administration Johnnie Mae Puckett Pensacola, Florida Business Administration Donna Mane Roewe O Fallon, Illinois Business Administration and Marketing Shirley Grab Saia Belleville, Illinois Accounting and Business Administration Roger David Schallom St Louis, Missouri Marketing, Management and Bus Adm Thomas John Schmidt Belleville, Illinois Accounting and Business Administration Nancy J Schmitt OFallon, Illinois Marketing and Business Administration David B Sewell Jetfersonville, Indiana Business Administration Lloyd N Soeters OFallon, Illinois Management and Business Administration lohn D Stacey III Louisville, Kentucky Business Administration Lynn R Taylor Enterprise, Alabama Business Administration Becky Ann Thomas Lebanon, Illinois Accounting and Business Administration Gregory Howard Thomure Belleville, Illinois Business Administration F ranklin Ray Ulery Louisville, Kentucky Business Administration Patricia Ellen Visintine Fairview Heights, Illinois Accounting and Business Administration Carolyn B Willdeboer Louisville, Kentucky Business Administration Ivan Lee Woods Belleville, Illinois August 1981 Graduates BACHELOR OF ARTS Management lerry B Blaine Shiloh, Illinois Criminal Justice Studies Mae Alberta Drew Kinmundy, Illinois Psychology Carolyn Elizabeth Fairfield Jacksonville, Illinois English Evelyn Crimmett-Boyd East St Louis, Illinois Social Science Jonathan M Harry Belleville, Illinois Social Science Thomas Edward Hunter Belleville, Illinois Criminal Justice Studies Randall L Rushing Bunker Hill, Illinois Criminal Justice Studies Kenneth Gerard Sharkey Fairview Heights, Illinois Political Science Virginia Lynn Telford Salem, Illinois Psychology Dale Eldred Wilson Fort Knox, Kentucky BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Business Administration Annette Feldmann Aviston, Illinois Parks and Recreation Tammy Lynn Bernreuter Frey Lebanon, Illinois Physical Education BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION | Bettiann Redden (BurgeJ Belleville, Illinois Elementary Education 1 BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSING | Virginia Lynn Telford Salem, Illinois Nursing (is also receiving a BA 1 with a Psychology maior) 1 BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Randv D Ballz Millstadt, Illinois Management and Busin = ' SS Administratio John Walter Boswell Lebanon. Illinois Management Business Administration and Political Science Manse! Llewellyn Brown. ]r Huntsville. Alabama Business Adn nmistration Raymond Eugene Clyde Belleville. Illinois Management and Busin =ss Administratio Zane W Crosby Rddchtf, Kentucky Business Adi nmistration Robert L Cushman Wahiawa. Hawaii Business Adn nmistration Stanley Marcus Eltrink i:ahokia, Illinois Business Adn nmistration Catherine Ann Ciess Belleville, Illinois Business Adn nmistration and Marketing Carol Kubarts Cravatte Louisville. Kentucky Business Adn Tinistration and Managemen Lawson Lerui Hardrick. Jr Radclili Kentucky Business Adn nmistration Dennis Dean Helton C atoosa, Oklahoma Business Adn nmistration Ronald William Henry University City. Missouri Business Adr nmistration Francis M Hogg Avislon. Illinois Marketing Linda D Kolokolo Aurora, Illinois Business Adr nmistration Michaclene Elizabeth Mataiuso Lebanon. Illinois Marketing an d Business Administration Micia Francine Madison Alton, Illinois Management and Marketing William Thomas Manion IV Marine Illinois Business Adr nmistration and Marketing lenniler Smith Maserang Troy, Illinois Marketing an d Business Administration Ceorge Miller. |r 1 ort Knov Kentucky Business Adr ninistratior Terry Wayne Montgomery Louisville, Illinois Business Adr nmistration D Eugene Newby Louisville, Illinois Business Adr ninistratior Kenneth Ray Otto Louisville. Kentucky Managemenl and Busin ess Administratio Patricia Neider Paradis Lallon, Illinois Business Adr ninistratior and Marketing Thomas Joseph Piatchek St Louis. Missouri Marketing John D Schene, Jr St Louis. Missouri Marketing Jamie Paul Smith Warrenville. Illinois Marketing an d Business Administration Helen K Soergel New Albany, Indiana Business Adr ninistratior Julie A Starwalt Effingham, Illinois Accounting a nd Business Administration lean Theresa Strub Ehzabethtown. Kentucky Business Adr ninistratior Cynthia Lou Maurer Voegele Highland. Illinois Business Adr ninistratior and Managemer Dayid James Walker Alton. Illinois Accounting John David Williams Utica, Ohio Business Ad ninistratior COMMENCEMENT MARSHAL Dr Donald Hoist, Professor of Physical Education STUDENT MARSHALS Charlie Caciano Lisha Crawford Kent Cornell Kevin Meder USHERS Tina Edwards Tom Edwards FLAG BEARERS Gwen Frederking Mike Dunnlgan David Sweet Bret Tobalske RECEPTION The Hospitality sub-committee of the Student Government will hold a reception for Commencement participants in upper Deneen Center immediately after the Commencement exercises Families, friends, faculty, staff and alumni are cordially invited to attend ALUMNI BANQUET Front Lawn, 12 45 p m today ART EXHIBIT By McKendree students of Professors Drake and Ottinger now in Holman Library STAGE DESIGN By Orville Schanz Behind every success . . . endeavor. Behind endeavor . . . abiHty, Behind abiHty . . . knowledge. Behind knowledge ... a seeker. This is the VERY LAST page of the 1980-81 Yearbook! Hurrah!! It was a lot of worl , and it would not have been possible without the help of: Cindy Blacl mer-Assistant and photographer Kathy Smith -who was considered my good Samaritan Mike Acton -who took over developing in a time of need Anne Meyer-for her assistance in the area of sports Ron Tremmel- Advisor, who listened to me gripe and com- plain, and who was sure 1 was going to spend the rest of my life working on the yearbook Student Affair Staff-for helping me in every way possible Linda Techner- Herff-Jones Representative, for all her help and understanding Sudlow Photography-for class portraits Arch Montgomery-for the spectacular Homecoming pictures A special thanks to my roommates, Trish and Mary Ann, who put up with me and allowed me to turn our room into the Yearbook Quarters , and a special thanks to Jim who gave me a lot of strength and encouragement when I need- ed it most. I hope this book helps you remember the good times we shared during this past year at McKendree, and as the famous Porky Pig always says, Tha-tha-tha-that ' s all folks! Janet Klein 1981 Editor REFERENCE Holman Library McKendree College Lebanon. IL 6225