McKendree University - McKendrean Yearbook (Lebanon, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1985 volume:

' ENCE noiman Libraiy McKendree College Lfcbanon, 1L .62254 MCfendiee Colleg PtlBL c l- l TiOM Zcw Small Colleges Can Help you Make it Big The McKendrean 1985 Student Life Dee Dir for oppc tleman sits in front of Bake to knock r Hall wa ting Fall BS ' er pledges left to right John Junker. Charlie Jarvis, Dan Netemey Smith after the Homecoming parade Wahhg.J r. and Ra ff y Dean A game as the cro d Ron Lyons battle wd anxiously wait f at the ho ckey Dean A riosto s rows his winning t echniques MB The cheerleaders cheer on the soccer team during the rainv homecoming game. The Baker third band left to right Todd McN mara. Andv Watt. Tunc Kilic, Steve Walker (top Chris Bockler. Adam Emling, and John Bo You ' re Inspiration McKendree College Homecoming October 15-20, 1984 Home coming 1984 r 1 f m ! W « r B! Wr ilM IpB f En j H Nfii H Vil Hjgy Sonya Vanderkerhove clowns around during homecoming week. The Blues Brothers — Kevin McFarland, Sean Hays, Eric Schif- terdecker and David McFarland entertain before the parade. Deb Bethard posing with Bogie and parade marshal, Fred Bird. The 1984 Soccer Team after the Homecoming ' mudball ' game. The rain did not seem to hamper the spirits of the Sigma sororitv as they participate in the Homecom- | iny parade. Our Parade Marshal, Fred Bird, with special security escort, Diane Schroeder. The Pom Pon girls keep dry during the rain striken parade. Alpha Phi Omega shows their Home- coming spirit by walking in the parade. Members are left to right, Terry Neff, Jeff Campbell, Kevin Koeller, Tony Stau- denmaier, Jeff Edwards, and Jerry Ellis. The Queen ' s Candidates seem cheery de- spite the soggy float. In front retiring queen Jo-Ann Summers, queen ' s candi- dates left to right are Bonnie Droste, Lisa Crumley and Janis Welsch. You ' re the Inspiration Terry Neff, Jeff Campbell and Jill Kell- ing waiting for the coronation. Paul Conrad escorting Retiring Queen Jo-Ann Summers to her throne. Mistress and Master ot ceremonies Dawn Meisner and Ken Coplen getting ready for the coronation. Michelle Barr and Vivian Kloke await the announcement of the new Home- coming Queen. H JJJtA JL r ?fr Sj J J f?- JK ■■ . R 1 MLV-IthW UP $ Bfl Bin Freshman attendant Meghan Reisa with escort David McFar- land. Sophomore attendant Jennifer Gammage with escort Dave Mordhorst. Junior attendant Becky Branson with escort Fred Goudey. The Queen ' s Court Junior attendant Barb Klingelhoefer and es- cort Jim Adams. Queen ' s candidate Janis Welsch with es- cort Jack Unruth. Queen ' s candidate Bonnie Droste with escort Jeff Edwards. Queen ' s candidate Lisa Crumley with es- cort Allen May. Retiring Queen Jo- Ann Summers crowns the new Queen Bon- nie Droste. The 1984 Homecom- ing Queen Bonnie Droste. 8 •a Dorm Life Fall Sports VOLLEY BALL Members of the 1984 McKendree w men ' s volleyball team: (bottom Kim Mueller, Linda Parker, Debbie Krause, Lesley Kramper, Patty Monroe, Lori Junker (top) Sharon Bodi, Lori Lehr, Barb Klingelhoefer, Pam Goesten kors, Shelly Lappe. Right: Linda Parker and Lori Junker demonstrate their blocking sk Bottom left: Debbie Krause, Shelly Lappe, Lindi Parker, and Patty Monroe all intently watch the volley ball. £j fci ' S Last year ' s District 20 Championship team fell short of making it three years in a row for the 1984 season, as they defeat- ed Chicago State, Eureka College, and St. Francis College, but lost to Quincy Col- lege to finish 3rd in the state. Before they had begun post-season play, they had been ranked 11th in the state. Three members of the squad, juniors Lori Junker, Barb Klingelhoefer, and Linda Parker were named to the NAIA District 20 (State of Illinois) Team, and were also voted All-American. Bottom Right: Lesley Kramper spikes the ball past the blockers. Lett: Returning players from last years squad. Shelly Lappe, Lesley Kramper, Lori Lehr, Barb Klingelhoefer, Pam Goestenkors, Linda Parker, Lori Junker, and Patty Monroe. Bottom Left: New additions to the team, freshmen Debbie Krause, Kim Mueller, and Sharon Bodi. The 1985 McKendree Bearcats soccer team started off the season with high expectations, and they fulfilled those expactations easily. New head coach Bob Cordes brought 18 new players to McKendree this year, among them the best talent in this area. Three of those new players were All-State in high school. With only three re- turning players from last years squad, Cordes was able to shape almost an entirely new team, one noted for its goal-tending and the explosiveness of its offense. LEFT: Two opposing defenders watch Bearcat Rich Reiniger closely. BOTTOM: The McKendree soccer team. Top Row (L to R): Ass ' t. Coach Tracy Hickam. Andy Watt, Dave Sahuri, Etan Litsey, Rich Reiniger. Randy Ratay, Brent Hartman, Jeff Tram mel, Coach Bob Cordes. 2nd Row: Paul Lindner, Tom Boeckmann, Andy Smith, Jeff Durzo. Steve Allison, Dave Merz, Jeff Seuss, Bryan Majka. Rob Staudenmeier, Marc Mahat. Bottom Row: Fred Scholl, Bob Barker, Tim Paz, Jerome Munie, Mike Engel. TOP LEFT: Jeff Doc Seuss maneuvers the ball downfield. OP RIGHT: Rich Reiniger demonstrates his skills in a game against Roosevelt University. BOTTOM LEFT: Mud, McKen- dree style, as demonstrated by Marc Mahat. BOTTOM RIGHT: Jeff Seuss keeps his eye on the ball. APO members left to right Jerry Ellis, Ke- vin Koeller, Terry Neff, Jeff Edwards, Jeff Campbell and Tony Staudenmaier singing in the rain. The soccer teams float for the Homecoming Parade. Jeff Campbell and Mickey Dobbins talk over recruitment of students. fiir President of Student Body, Fred Brown, gives a meek wave during the rainy Homecoming Parade. KiL. ' . dJBI HfcS % 2 . _ „ m ssKfeagi 9 % r , WJB y 4 Bz 0 McKendree Campus The Bothwell Chapel A view from the front campus. Old Main is to the left and Wildy is to the right. Eisenmayer Auditorium, home of the McKendree Theatre Productions. A view from Wildy Hall. The buildings include Voight Science, Holman Li- brary. Deneen Student Center, and Bar- nett Hall. The Suites Dawn Miesner 1st floor R.A. Terry Neff 2nd floor R.A. Resident Assistants Walton Hall Ron Lyons 2nd floor R.A. Jeff Edwards 3rd floor R.A. Burnett Hall Mary Mordhorst 1st floor R.A. Nanette Paris 2nd floor R.A. Becky Branson 2nd floor R.A. Sheila Kehrer 3rd floor R.A. Baker Hall Shelly Lappe, 1st floor R.A. Chris Wigant. 2nd floor R.A. Janice Riggins, 2nd floor R.A. Craig Short, 3rd floor R.A. Steve York, 3rd floor R.A. Resident Directors Barnett Hall R.D. Helen Arter Walton Hall R.D. Dave Long (not pictured) McKendree Suites R.D. Terry Heern, 1st semester (not pictured) ? k ■ 1 Baker Hall R.D. Ron McCaskill McKendree Suites R.D. Carl Bauer. 2nd semester The New McKendree Suites Winter Sports Qfkiw ;J C ' B 1 ; 1 MffSW II ' ' Pi 1 1 1 T s 1 j ItMl w i ?r i i %pg§ 1 Front Row: Jeff Thornton, John Batson. Roger Kingston, Morrie Frazer, Walt Rogers, Chnck Brueggeman. Back Row: Coach Harry Statham, Mike Baldridge Rick Stumpe. Dave Mordhorst, Ken Coplen, Paul Seiberlich, and Coach Paul Funkhouser. The men ' s basketball team ended its sea- son with a semi-final playoff game loss to St. Xaviet, 53-52. They reached that game by defeating Rosary in a first round playoff game held here at McKendree. The loss to St. Xavier was a disappointing way to end a season, but it was one of accomplishment and success. During the season, the team ex- perienced many highs and a few low points. The team finished with a record ot 22-11 and saw their coach reach a well-deserved milestone in his career. Many players contributed to this successful season. Rick Stumpe is the only loss to graduation. Rick is an aggres- sive player that has a never say die attitude. He can rip the net faster than most and his constant hustle earned him re- spect around the district. He averaged 18.8 points per game and will be a hard player to re- place. Roger Kingston is the defen- sive specialist on the team. He never scores a lot but contrib- utes far more than what is no- ticeable. He is the type of play- er that takes an assist over pos- sible points. When there is a pressure situation you can bet that Coach Statham will have him in the lineup. Kingston is a junior this year and so will also be back next year. Dave Mordhorst is the ju- nior center that had a sub-par year because of a late injury. Dave is a fine outside shooter and is quick on his feet. He is looked upon to play many roles on the team. He also plays an enforcer role in the middle. He is the team captain and is one of only two two-year start- ers. Walter Rogers is a freshman guard that is a pleasant surprise for the team. When John Bat- son became ineligible, Walter had the task of running the team. This was a difficult situa- tion for the freshman. He han- dled the pressure very well and supplied a scoring output that wasn ' t expected. Walter is a good player in all aspects of the game and is expected to de- velop into a force to be dealt with. Rick Ross is a seasoned vet- eran that brought stability to a young team. He is primarily a rebounder but has had some good scoring games. He took Coach Stathem and Ken Cople another win. over the starting position vacated by Mord- horst ' s injury. Rick is also a fine ballhandler for a big man and is a versatile player. He averaged 7.3 points per game and 7.5 re- bounds. Morrie Fraser has proven to be an excel- lent shooter and a good defensive player. His playing time increased as the season pro- gressed. Fraser came into games and took up some of the scoring load as he had a good offensive output late in the se ason. He will be looked towards next year to replace Stumpe as an outside shooting threat. Larry Mueller, Brent Dudeck and Dave McFarland all played reserve roles on the team. These three players worked hard in practice despite getting little playing time and showed their dedication to the team. Another valuable member of the team is Jeff Krat Thornton, the manager. He played an important role by keeping the team ready for each game and was responsible for keep- ing the team laughing. RCATS: (Front) Dis Bullock. Dearyle R Keirn.Janis Welsch. Donettc Wheatley, iintl, Terri Gentry. ck) Mary Ann Fahey, Tracv Wargo, Karvn Hunsinger Lady Bearcats The Lady Bearcats had quite a successful season and made it to the playoffs, only to be beat in the opening round in Chica- go. They were led by scoring sensation Diane Keirn, with strong defense support coming from Karyn Hunsinger. Carol Bremer, and Janis Welsh. The Team over all had a fun year and they can ' t wait for the new season to begin. ther fast break for the high flying Lady Bearcats. Back Row: Coach Statham. Morrie Frazer, Jeff Thornton. Brent Dudeck, and Craig Ka dge, Walter Roger. |erf Demond, Coac J.V. Basketball Oh, SO CLOSE Front row: Dave McFarland, Larry Mueller, Manager In the past few years the McKendree J.V. team was considered a pushover and an easy win for a visit- ing team. This past year it was changed. The team came out hot and won their first game of the season at Rend Lake College. The game was an overtime affair with just four players playing for McKendree at the end of regular play and overtime. This win sent a warning shot around the league, that McKendree would not be just another easy win. After midseason, disaster struck when four Varsity players were cut from the squad due to bad grades. The J.V. season was immediately canceled and five players from J.V. joined up with the Varsity and helped complete a winning season for the team. Walter, Morri, Larry, Brent, and Dave helped the team during practice and kept the team spirit high. Walter and Morri later went on to start a few games for the Varsity Team. Cheerleading Squad Members of the 1984-85 Cheerleading Squad are, front row, left to right: Teresa Eschman, Lori Seiberlich, and Patty Tourville. Second Row: Shelli Gonzalez. Lisa Buehne. Patty Manion. Connie Maxfield. Back Row: Jeff Campbell, J. T. Atwood, Terry Neff, and Tim Stanberry. Pom Pon Squad Members of the 1984-85 Pom Pon Squad are, front row. left to right: Cindy Wessels and Lisa Dameron. Second Row: Lisa Ma rich, Jennifer Schumaker, and Lori Goldey. Third Row: Jo-Ann Diehl, Robin Vander, and Jodi Mayer. LA N M d rn ..-H„ -■ ' ---- s_ £ The 1985 McKendree Bearcat wrestling squad suffered through a disappointing season that found them plagued by a series of injuries. In only its second year of existence, the team returned two lettermen, Ben Lines and Barry Surber. The rest of the team was made up of seven freshmen and four others who had no previous wrestling exper- ience. Team members are: Tom Boeckmann, Kirk Graham. Tom Johnston. Ben Lines, Jason Simmons, Allen Snyder, Barry Surber, and Scott Woods. TOP LEFT: Coach Pat Folk watches from the sidelines. MIDDLE LEFT: The fans watch intently from their seats as the struggle goes on. MIDDLE RIGHT: Sophomore Barry Surber and his opponent literally go at it head-to-head. BOTTOM: Tom Boeckmann success- fully pins his opponent. Greek Life Pi Lambda Tau (BSers) Pi Lambda Tau or Platonian Social Society was founded April 20, 1949 and is the oldest social society west of the Alleghenies. Because of its state charter, Plato is a recognized corporation by the State of Illinois. BSers are the sole sponsors of the Geology Club. Members are 1 to r: Dave Merz, Ray Smith, John Wahlig, Dan Netemeyer, Paul Seiberlich, Tim Stanberry, J.T. Atwood, and Jeff Junker. Phi Rho Chi (Ferrox) Phi Rho Chi Social Service Society was founded in the Spring of 1963. The men of Ferrox stress brotherhood and strenth through unity. The society sponsors various social events and service pro- jects for the betterment of the college. Membership is acquired by invitation, election, and orien- tation. Members of Ferrox include: Rick Stumpe, Barry Wesselman, Dave Mordhorst, Ken Co- plen, Doug Kassing.John Batson. Sean Hayes, Mike Engel, Brent Dudeck. Jeff Thornton. Dave McFarland. Jack Frazer, Larry Mueller, and Ron McGee. Delta Phi Sigma (Adelphi) Delta Phil Sigma was founded in 1966 to fill what its charter members felt was a social gap on the McKendree campus. Adelphi strives to promote involvement in social activities and unity throughout the McKendree campus and the local community. While the society is not a service organization, it does assist the college in one important area. Members strive to round out the so- cial life of the students. Members include Mike Tockstein, Pat McDermott, Eric Wiegers, Mark Hubbs, Bill Murphy, and Jim Thomas. Phi Lambda Sigma (Philo) Philosophian Literary Society, was founded in 1837 and has the distinction of being the oldest Literary society west of the Alleghenies and the third oldest in the nation. Membership in the orga- nization is open to all male students who meet and maintain the academic requirements of the college and are of returning or transfer student. Philo has an active social program including the annual Philo Formal. Philo is active in the McKendree Intramural Program and also sponsors a number of parties. Members include: John Glenn, Allan May, Chuck Ford, Jeff Wilkens, Brian Wuertz, Craig Short, and Paul Conrad. Epsilon Gamma (Gamma Sigma Sigma) Sigmas purpose is to promote sisterhood, scholarship, service and so- cial advancement of the college. Members of Sigma pictured ara left to right. Connie Maxfield, Linda Parker, Lisa Kohrmann. Lori Seiberlich, Connie Holzinger, Nancy Travis, Mary Mordhorst, La-Shell Ebersohl, Patty Tourville, Peggy Rawlings, Lori Lowry, Peggy Richard, Jo-Ann Diehl, Dee Dintlemann, Jody Maroney. Noel Goss. Sonja Rhoda, Rhonda Sigman, Linda Carriker, Rebecca Newcomb, Samantha New- comb, and Suzy Daily. Spring Pledges werejodi Mayer. Lisa Buhne, Me- lissa Roethemayer, Julie Lewis, Janet Whaley. Theresa Eschman, and Tammy Marks. Clionian Literary Society (Clio) Founded in 1869, Clio is McKendree College ' s oldest sorority on campus. Clio is involved in the Big Brother Big Sister program, spon- sored children ' s programs, and has worked in behalf of the March ot Dimes. Members pictured are: front left to right: Kathy Bullock. Jamie Lautz, Paula Sutton, Abbey Miller, back: Lisa White. Laurel Milligan. Daw n Meisner. Lisa Crumley. Deb Bethard. and Cathy Rea. Those not pictued Alice Lauderdale, Denise Moore, and Donna Snyder. Alpha Phi Omega APO is a service iraternin and is the only National Fraternity on campus. Mem- bership is not limited to males. Members include: front row: Randy Courtright, Deb- bie Ozier, Giner Cox, Susan Hill, Shelley Lappe, Tanya Wright, and Chuck Sturgis. Second Row: Kevin Koeller. Vivian Kloke. Keith Sharinghausen, Terry Neff, Rob Staudenmaier. Michelle LePere, Diane Schroeder, and Cindy Wessels. Third Row: Dr. Emeral Owen (advisor), Lisa Malrich, Sandy Meeks. Melisa Atkinson, Julie Muskopf. Michelle Shurtz, Betsey Hankla, Linda Struense. Paige Mettler, and Cindy Porter. Last Row: Jerf Campell, Tom Boeckman, Jeff Edwards, Craig Kassing. Bill Farmer, Chuck Adams, Tony Staudenmaier, Don Meeks, Jerry Ellis, and Dave Long (advisor). Alpha Omega Alpha Omega is a social service and work society that promotes sisterhood, friendship, and service. Members pictured: Front Row: Jennifer Gammage, Barb Parker, Dearyle Reising, Terry Blecha, Lisa Higgins and Jennifer Schu- maker. Second Row: Angie Heaton, Mary Ann Fahey, Lisa Dameron, Angie Bean, Mary Beth Moody, and Ellen Conner. Last Row: Michelle Barr, Becky Branson, Leslie Kramper, Jennifer Williams. Shelley Lappe, Sonnie Botwinski, and Donette Wheatley. Student Association Student Government began their year with a new constitution and a new name. Members of this reorganized association are left to right: Cindy YX ' essels. Lori Goldey (secretary), Todd McNamara (Treasurer), Bill Farmer. Back Row: Lisa Dameron, Carol Guth, Chuck Sturgis, Theresa Dunn, and Tracy Rouch. Not pictured were: Fred Brown (president). Paige Mettler (vice-president), Bonnie Droste. Mike Tock- stein, Linda Struense, Janice Riggins. Diane Schroeder, Jeanine Robbs. Nancy Simon. Dan Seeper, Jeff Bowen. Scott Harper, and Ron Lyons. Safety and Security Members of the safety and security force for 84-85 were: Phil Rodriguez (director). Andrew Cooperman. Cathy Rea. Angie Cosner, Kim Davis. Jeff Bowen. Second Row: Janice Guebert, Tim Paz. Becky Branson, Mary Ann Fahey, Cindy Porter. Back Row: Ginger Cox, Carl Shreeve. Carol Bemer, Keith Ward, and Patt) Manion. Those not pictured were: Diane Schroeder. Linda Jaworski, Chuck Woosley, and Jason Simmons. The Cooking Club The newly formed cooking club of 8-4-85 included left to right: Teena Skaggs, Tammy Walker, Sharon Jackson (Advisor). Peggy Rawlings, and Lisa Higgins. New Student Orientation NSO Advisors aided in the orientation of the freshmen and transfer students who were adjusting to McKendree lifestyle. Those participating as advisors were Lori Seiberlich, Bonnie Droste, Christy Neff, Jill Kelling, Fred Brown, Nanette Parns, Jo-Ann Diehl, Linda Jaworski. Lori Goldey, Mary Grabner, Paige Mettler, Jeff Trammel, Jeff Campbell, Lisa Higgins, Tony Staudenmaier, Terry Neff, Leslie Kramper, Sonnie Botwinski, Carol Guth and Dave Mord- horst. The Senior Class I if - • ; 1 f 1 1 % The Junior Class VBBDBUUBM fTl  | MM 1 1 V ' i 1 ■■||H| l The Sophomore Class Vivian Kloke Kevin Koeiler Debbie Ozier Cathy Rea Tracy War The Freshman Class Chuck Adams Steve Allison Danie Berkemann Sharon Bodi v Sk ' i i C ?S1 Lisa Borrenpohl John Bovinette j Jeff Bowen LeAnn Bowers Stephen Brown Lisa Buehne Ginger Cox Lisa Dameron Brent Dudeck Teresa Dunn Mark Eichenlaub Susan Enos Mike Engel Theresa Eschman Martha Ferrell Jack Frazer Nancy Frerker Craig Fritchley Teresa Gibbert Shelli Gonzalez Kirk Graham Melanie Green Beth Hargus Sean Hayes Susan Hill Diane Hume Cathy Iaconi v • i ft f f ff n | CT. ■ V , ft rl £ ft £L 7 1 Chris Jones Craig Junge Melissa Kaegel Craig Kassing Mary Kelemetc Debbie Krause Debbie Krauskopf Laura Kuelbrick Sue Landmann Julie Lewis Leann Lugge Ron McGee Brian Majka Lisa Mallrich Patty Manion Tammy Marks Laura May Jodi Mayer Melissa Mehrtens Monica Mitchell Holly Mullink Angela Nelson Mark Parker Marquerite Pitts (!) 41 S) f) v ■ A f r Cindy Porter Connie Queer jO (ft 1 - 1 f) Meghan Reisa I Jeanine Robb Melissa Roethemeyer | Carol Roscow Tracy Rouch David Sahuri fi 1 Yvonne Spegel Tracy Speights Audra Stallings Chuck Sturgis Keith Taylor Jim Thompson Jeff Thornton Robin Vander Jim Vest Steve Walker Keith Ward Donette Wheatley Lisa White Bryan Wilson Jeff Winget Tanya Wright Audra Young Ad ministration Faculty and Staff Gerrit TenBrink, Ed.D. President of the College Scott Lawrence, III, M.Div, Th.M. Campus Pastor, Assistant to the President Ted Anderson, Ph.D. Dean of the College Elva Hines. MS Director of Student Services and Reg.strar Robert Ariosto, Ed.D. Dean of Student Affairs Debra Jackson, BS Associate Dean of Student Affairs Mary Frances Daylor, RN Director of Health Services Jane Weingartner Director of Alumni Relations Bonnie Farrington Director of Public Relations Steve Jackson, BA Dean of Admission Frank Grandfield, BS Coordinator of Financial Aid Faculty David Ahola. Ph.D. Associate Professor of Political Science David Barker. MBS Director of Computer Center Ronald Black. Ph.D. Associate Professor of English Murella Bosse. Ph.D. Professor of Psychology David Brailow, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of English Mary Anne Brotherton-Pettit Assistant Professor of Business Administration Robert Brown, MA Professor of Sociology Kenneth Craw Instructor in Computer Science Charles Davis, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Biology James Drake. M.F.A. Associate Professor of Art John Elfrink, M.B.A. Assistant Professor of Accounting Gerald Ellis, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Education Patrick Folk, Ph.D. Associate Professor of History Paul Funkhouser, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Chemistry and Mathematics Greg Gardner, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Speech John Greenfield, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of English Don Hoist, Ed.D. Professor of Physical Education Marilyn Huxford, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice Studies Douglas Jones, Ph.D. Professor ot Mathematics Claire Kersting, MS Instructor in Computer Science K. Jean Kirts. MS Assistant Professor of Physical Education Nancy Koleson, MSN Instructor in Nursing Richard McGuire, Jr.. Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Biology Norman Madsen. Ph.D. Associate Professor of Religious Studies Judie Maserang, MSN Assistant Professor of Nursing Will Mulvaney. MBA Assistant Professor of Management and Marketing Philip Neale, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Philosophy David Ottinger, MFA Associate Professor in Art Emerial Owen, Jr., Ph.D. Professor of Education Marcia Popp, Ed.D. Assistant Professor ot Education Myron Reese, Ph.D. Professor of Chemistry Sister Gabrielle Rowe, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of English Orville Schanz, M.M.Ed. Professor of Music Harry Statham, M.S. Assistant Professor of Physical Education Faculty Administration not pictured: Ormond Smythe, Ed.D. — Associate Academic Dean Thomas Darrah, Ed.D. — Academic Dean, Kentucky Center Stanley Osterhage. B.S., CPA — Director of Financial Affairs Leonard Branson, MBA — Instructor in Accounting and Management Bob Prins — Development Director Charles Rann — Choir Director Linda Steele — Associate Professor of Nursing Leslie Missey — Assistant to the Dean for Student Activities Phil Rodriguez — Director of Security Mickey Dobbins — Associate Director of Admissions Student Life On Stage It was an exceptional year for the McKendree The- ater Program ' s third season as it featured two profession- al and two all-student productions. It was an especially good year for lovers of Shakespeare as Riverside Theater crafted two character scenes from some of his best loved plays; and the Chicago Shakespeare Festival brought its delightful and hilarious TWELFTH NIGHT to campus. The first full season in years of all-McKendree pro- ductions started off with Jim Leonard Jr ' s moving and funny THE DIVINERS. Randy Blakely played the re- tarded boy with remarkable powers, and Jeff Noblin. also the theater ' s tech director, played the preacher who tries to help him. The cast included Je(( Edwards, Lori Lowry, Deb Pullin, Jeff Bowen, Martha Ferrell, Melissa Kaegel, Dan Kasten, Christine Jones, and Jeff Thornton. Stage manager was Tanya Wright. Springtime brought George Bernard Shaw ' s bestloved comedy ARMS AND THE MAN to McKendree in a breezy and colorful production that featured Christine Jones as the proud Sergius, and Melissa Kaegel as the ambitious servant girl, Lauka. Dan Kasten, Diane Zielke, Ron Lyons, Jefftdwards, and Jeff Thornton rounded out the cast. Carol Guth was stage manager. Both student productions set attendance records and were superbly directed by David Brailow. « McKendree Invitational Students from thir- teen Southern Illinois area high schools gath- ered on the McKendree campus for the 13th McKendree Model Unit- ed Nations sessions in November and March. The sessions are the only- high school Model UN gathering in Southern Il- linois, and are one of the largest Model UN con- ferences in the nation. Approximately 500 students from area high schools including Belle- ville Township High Schools East and West, Cahokia, Collinsville, Dupo, Edwardsville, Freeburg, Gibault Catho- lic High School. High- land. Lebanon. O ' Fallon. Steeleville, and Triad. Model United Nations Randv Blakely (left) and Jim Thompson supervising Left to right SIU-C student Brian Catalfamo and McKendree students Denise Ta and Chuck Adams supervise the disarmament committee. The Model United Nations sessions are con- ducted in the same man- ner as an offical UN ses- sion with committees writing and voting on resolutions and voting on resolutions and for- warding them to the General Assembly for passage. The McKen- dree UN program is run by McKendree students under the supervision of Dr. David Ahola, and Dr. Pat Folk. Those stu- dents who conducted the 1984-85 sessions were Dan Kasten, Paige Mettler. Denise Tabor, Jim Thompson, Mike Tockstein, Chuck Woos- ley, Jean Lindsey, Diane Schroeder, Barb Parker, Michelle Barr, Ginger Cox, Carol Guth, Craig Kassing, Chuck Adams, Becky Branson. Janice Riggins, Craig Fntchley, Bob Barker, Tom Boek- man, Kim Wilhelm, and Chris Jones. Spring Sports ' -live Baskerville The 1984-85 McKendree Bearcats baseball team had a successful fall and spring season this year. Al- though their official schedule didn ' t start until early March, the team played several games in the fall to gain experience and to get used to working together as a team. A new addition to this year ' s squad: J. R. Potthast became a part of the coaching staff along with last year ' s assistant coach Keith Sanders. Team captains of this year ' s squad were seniors Tim Stan- berry and John Schultz. TOP: Ben Lines makes the play at first. BOTTOM: All that hard work tor a foul tip! The Billiken ' s steal one player Jeff Junker. Another base hit for Tim Stanberry. Outfielder Kevin McFarland is a study in concen The- 1985 McKendree women ' s Softball team had one of their most successful seasons ever this year. They won both the SIU-E and Millikin tournaments. They were ranked 26th in the nation, the first time the team has been ranked nationally in McKendree ' s history. Head Coach Nancy Kassebaum and Assistant Coach Kathy Lanter expect to lose only the two seniors, Bonnie Droste and Janis Welch, from the team. LEFT: Women ' s Softball Head Coach Nancy Kassebaum. BOTTOM: The 1985 Women ' s Softball Team. Front Row (L to R): Janis Juice ' ' Welch, Mary Ann Fahey, Sonya Rhoda, Sue Hausmann, Beth Hill, Tere- sa Gibert. Back Row (L to R): Bonnie Droste, Kim Davis, Kathy Bull- ock, Melissa Wombachet, Donette Wheatley, Tracy Wargo, Cindy Por- ter. (Not pictured: Assistant Coach Kathy Lanter and Cathy Iaconi) The 1985 McKendree golf team was in the awkward position of rebuilding almost an entire new team along with a new head coach. Athletic Director Harry Statham hired Fred Paskvan of the Locust Hills Country Club at the start of 1985. The team is expected to return all of the present team members for next year, except for Pat McDermott. One milestone accomplished by the team this year was their winning their head-to-head competition in three years. Members of the 1985 McKendree golf team (L to R): Jeff Edwards, Greg Junge, Coach Fred Paskvan, Ron Lyons. Pat McDer- mott, Dave Sahuri. Not pictured: Mike Clark and Mike Engel. McKendree College McKEWREE COUFCjE CHOIR PERSOWEL SlKECrCft CCMJUCTOR: Charles R. R ACCOMPANIST: Betsy Hank I a M55 5UlrAR: Michael Clarfe DRIMS; Craia Kossing CHCKECGRAPHy: Karen Keller fianiels, ttfendj, farrell, Martha Kaebel , Mel issa LePere, Michelle Meeks, Sandra Mehrtens, Melissa Dawn Nordhaus, Kr ' istine Carrifeer, Linda Hank la, Betsy Keller, Karen Miller, Abby Oner, fiebbie TEWR Brown, Steve Campbell, Jeff Clark, Michael Ellis, Jerry Carnker, Ken Meeks, Donald NobUn, Jeff Ord, Robert Sturgis, CKarle-s Weatherall, Syl c h o  i r Circuit Rider Singers Circuit Rider Singers are left to right, Sandy Meeks, Abby Miller, Betsy Hankla, Jerry El- lis. Jeff Campbell, Jeff Noblin, and Randy Courtright. The McKendree Review Published Bi-Weekly, September through April. as a student newspaper of the McKendree College campus community First Semester Publisher McKendree College Editor-in-Chief Don Parker News Editor Donna Snyder Features Editor Becky Branson Sports Editor Deb Bethard Photography Editor Jim Brock Cartoons, Graphics Dave McFarland Kevin McFarland Advertising Managers Julie Lewis Janet Whaley Second Semester Publisher McKendree College Editor-in-Chief Jeff R. Jones Sports Editor Deb Bethard Features Editor Becky Branson McKendrean Staff Editor Denise Tabor Business Manager Peggy Rawlings Staff Deb Bethard Carol Guth Craig Kassing Kentucky Center ? Jerry Broaddus Laurence Chapman Ken Daniels Robert Dotson John Hildreth Sang Lee Regina Lloyd typing away at her de: Stephen Lenger } P i t Howard Rosenbaum Elmer Doyle Susan Dyer George Filyaw - J o s i y Gmnr ff Cg YW Y ilium Martin Abell Williai Roy Black Janice Landi DSiTald Wrigh Rhonda Wright si - i uk WASJl f M . Nancy Cobett, faculty Jerry Evans, faculty « -Regtfta Iklui, facult y Uj ' d r Henry Jehan. faculty o Kentucky Center _ _ James Lillie, faculty Regina Lloyd, facukf EveTynToppeTC faculty Jo-Een Sd bels-Ryder. John Seldomridge, faculty Jeff Vaughn, faculty Sandra Conners Michael Longest Linda SchneidfSi N Jim Boklage Roger Clark Jane Droste vl JIEE Kentucky students hard at work in class. Melvin Kimmons Michael Martin Kentucky Center Joanie Broadbeck David Jones Shawn McGill Jan Menzie Bob Pachini Paul Rice Steve Shott Craig Thompson Frank Whitehouse Patrick Wimsatt Teresa Amsler Othello Brim ' Michael Finley Terri Greschel Vivian fewn— K 0V y (LMAk John Mattingly Editor ' s Note In the course of production of the McKendrean, we, the staff, have run in to our share of set backs. Even so ... we feel that this book is a true representation of the 1984-85 school year. As editor my path has crossed many individuals who have made my job a pleasurable experience. Among the many are Dr. Rob Ariosto, who assumed the position of advisor during our darkest hour, the staff, Deb Bethard, Craig Kassing, Peggy Rawlings, and Carol Guth, who helped in bringing this book to you. I wish to extend an extra special thanks to the following. Bill Krueger, who after serving as his manag- ing editor of the Review, taught me how to deal with the administra- tion. Paige Mettler, my roommate, who helped me cope with a great many problems and put up with my many ROTTEN moods. Last but certainly not least, I wish to thank Jim Thompson who has been my rock through out my editorship. He not only gave me tremendous support but also helped me through the trials and tribulation. I Love You JCT! You are one in a million. I hope that in 10 years you, the student body, can look back at this book and remember the special year you spent at McKendree. God Bless You! Denise M. 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