McKendree University - McKendrean Yearbook (Lebanon, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1987 volume:

McKENDREAN McKENDREE COLLEGE 1987 vol. 73 Cover Design by Theresa Eschman rV. -. '  , .  -■ McKendree volunteers help the incoming students check in during NSO. NSO Last fall, lower campus bustled with the activities of NSO or New Student Orien- tation. Student Affairs and Admissions combined to provide new students with an opportunity to meet oth- er students and get ac- quainted with McKendree. A team of McKendree up- per-classmen was chosen to plan activities and to help and guide the new students through their first week. This year ' s motto was Together As One . Many games were played to help everyone to get acquaint- ed. After reaching McKendree at the beginning of the semester, the first priority is to unload the car. ■■■ ■•ISaaiL A Security officer, Stacia Swisher, helps direct traffic behind Baker Hall. STUDENT LIFE The camera got many different looks. Some people even posed when the camera appeared. Paul Wesselman poses with Bogie Bearcat during the Home- coming festivities. Trevor Gutherie and Steve Wright have different ideas about getting their picture taken. Brent Dudeck Homecoming Homecoming 1986 festivities were held the week of October 13-18 in beautiful weather. Ac- tivities during the week included entertainer Mi- chael John performing in Ames Hall, a caricature artist named Goot, an unusual Brown Bag featur- ing LaRouche candidates Mark Fairchild and Ja- nice Hart. On Thursday and Friday, the Riverside Theater performed the play Clarence Dorrow in Eisenmeyer Auditorium. The week concluded with Homecoming Day on Saturday. That morning the parade was held, led by Parade Marshal Phil Rodri- guez. That afternoon, the Bearcat soccer team defeated Rockhurst 2-1. H Cheerleaders Sherrie Mor- ™ gan, Jacki Bugg, and Carol I Friedland enjoy their ride along the parade route. The Homecoming court and their es- corts were introduced during halt- time ot the soccer game. The Ainad Temple Shriners entertoin the crowd as they do every year. The week of Homecom- ing ended Saturday even- ing with they traditional dance. 1985 ' s retiring Queen, Sonnie Botwinski, crowned Jill Kelling as the Queen of 1986. The theme for the dance was That Was Then . . . This Is Now, and was held at the Collinsville Hilton Hotel. The 1986 Homecoming Court and their escorts: left to right; Freshman attendant — Sandra Garmon, Junior attendant — Ellen Conner, Senior Queen Candidate — Angle Bean, Retiring Queen — Sonnie Botwinski, Queen — Jill Kelling, Senior Queen Candidates — JoAnn Diehl, Michelle Borr, Junior atten- dant — Patti Manion, and Sophomore attendant — Robin Moloney. The Homecoming Queen and her court open the first dance Retiring Queen Sonnie Botwinski and the 1986 Queen Candidates in the Pa- rade. Left to right; Angle Bean, 1985 Queen Sonnie Botwinski, and JoAnn Diehl. When the sun comes out, students head out side for a break from classes. GREEKS ORGANIZATIONS ALPHA OMEGA Alpha Omega was founded on No- vember 23, 1 954, and re-chartered in November of 1970. This year, AO was involved with the Meals on Wheels for the city of Lebanon. On campus, they built a homecoming float and were active in the Muck U Challenge . In the future, AO hopes to continue to promote sisterhood, friendship, and service. Row 1, left to right; Jill Kelling, Michelle Borr, Carol OhI, Brendo Kelling. Row 2; Annette Bochantin, Donette Wheatley — Treasurer, Jill Weil — Advisor, Lisa Da- meron — Secretary. Row 3; Carol Roscow, Ellen Conner — Pledge Mistress, Tracy Rouch, Teresa Dunn, Julie Cratch, Mary Ann Fahey. Row 4; Angle Bean — Vice- President, Jennifer Williams — Director of Alumni Relations, Linda Jaworski, Christy Elve — President- Row 1 , left to right; Laune Kolar, Shah Hasentab, Laura Le Sar, Jane Conley. Row 2; Jane Renner, Carlo Maxwell, Gayno Turnipseed, Becky Zimmerman. Row 3; April Faulk, Sue Gilmer, Elizabeth Douglas, Kelly Thuenemann, Lynn Mallrich, Lori Wright. ALPHA PHI OMEGA Pll IPB H H Mfli l H j V i V ' . 1 V Row 1 , left to right; Cindy Folly, Cothy Croig, Debbie Muskopf . Row 2, Ginger Cox, Carlo Hommersley, Rob Staudenmaier, Kevin Koeller. Missing; Tracy Worgo, Alpha Phi Omega has been in existence on the McKendree College campus since 1972. APO is the only national fraternity on campus and has an emphasis on both service and social activities. The fraternity enjoys being able to serve both the campus and the community. Each year Alpha Phi Omega sponsors a blood drive as well as a number of social activities, both of which are designed to invite interest in the fraternity. Geek Alphabet iarybeth Horres, Tina Ferrario, Jeff Compbell — Pledge Master, Yvonne Spegol, Bob Luetkenhous. DELTA PHI SIGMA A S Delta Phi Sigma was founded in 1966 to fill what its charter members felt was a social gap on McKen- dree ' s campus. Adelphi strives to promote an in- volvement in social activities and unity throughout the campus and the local com- munity. While the society isn ' t a service organization, it does assist the college in striving to round out the so- cial life of the students. EPSILON GAMMA (GAMMA SIGMA SIGMA) Row 1, left to right: Carol Friedland, Jacki Bugg, Brenda Sandhindrich. Row 2; Yong-Jing Zhao, Kim Miller, Becca Ferguson, Patti Ott, Mary Kelemetc. Row 3: Jody Maroney, Debbie Krause, Shauna Souders, Debbie Mantos, Julie Purcell, Therese Suorez. Row 4: Lisa Borrenpohl, Linda Carriker, Deb Avery, Ram Goes- tenkors, and Sharon Bodi. Gamma Sigma Sigma is a chapter of the national service sorority of Ep- silon Gamma. Sigma ' s purpose is to promote sisterhood, scholarship, ser- vice and social advancement of McKendree College. Sigma ' s advi- sors are Mrs. Phyllis TenBrink, Mrs. MaryAnn Pettit, and Mrs. Lynn Jones. The three ideals of Gamma Sigma Sigma are friendship, service, and equality. KAPPA LAMBDA IOTA The Clionian Literary Soci- ety, or Clio as it is known, is a women ' s society open by invitation to any woman who has a 2.00 or better cu- mulative G.P.A. Clio was founded in 1 869 as the first society for women on McKendree ' s campus. McKendree has developed and grown through the years, and Clio with it; the Clionians have strived for learning, as well as college and self-betterment through the literary service and social endeavors of its members. The women of Clio believe in friendship, sisterhood, and loyalty. Row 1 , left fo right: Jacki Gili, Cathy Rea — President, Sister Rowe — Advisor, Donna Snyder — Vice-President. Row 2; Yang Yi, Theresa Kentch — Secretary Treasurer, Lisa White — Pledge Mistress, and Paula Sutton. New members: Judy Johnson and Joy Chua. PHI LAMBDA SIGMA Row 1, left to right: Dove LeSar, Perry Harms, Ken Taylor, Scott Lampnch. Row 2: Trevor Guthrie, Jim Wright, Chris Sable, Keven Decker, Ken Crist, Greg Frederick, Dan Moore, Wayne Sinnock, Shawn Holmes. Dave LeSar, Perry Harms, Ken Taylor — President, and Scott Lampnch, The Philosophian Literary Soci- ety, founded in 1837, has the dis- tinction of being the oldest literary society west of the Alleghenies and the third oldest in the nation. The organization was founded to promote literary advancement and poise among students. Membership in the organization is open to all male students who meet and maintain the academic requirements of the College and are returning or transfer students. Philo celebrated their 150th anni- versary this year. Philo has an ac- tive social program including the Philo Formal. 13 PHI Row 1 , left to right: Matt Graham. Row 2: Matt MacLoughlin. Row 3: Brian Thouvenout. Row 4: Sean Hayes. Row 5; Mil e Kirpatricl , Chris Bee, Brent Dudeck, John Bat- son, Dave McFarland. Row 6: Keith Ward. Row 7: Larry Mueller. Row 8: Jim Sloan. Row 9: Doug Kassing, Mike Engel, Nick Adams, Jeff Thornton, Dimitri Joe, Ken Coplen. Phi Rho Chi, (Ferox) was found- ed in 1963 by Leon Cammon and Don Scarpa to expand the social and intellectual environment of McKendree College. Ferox ' s ac- tivities this year consisted of in- volvement in the Homecoming pa- rade, campus social functions for commuters and residents, and the Help-Your-Neighbor program in Lebanon. Their slogan is; Ferox: Where heroes are made and suc- cess is a tradition. RHO Front Row, left to right; Dave McFarland, Brent Du- deck; Back Row; Ken Coplen, Chris Bee, John Bat- son, and Larry Mueller. CHI PI Row 1 , left to right: Darren Hopp, Fred Scholl, Jeff Junker, Randy Blakely, Dave Merz. Row 2: Mark Rerveer, Darren Wilkinson, Dan Schaller, Mark Parker, Dan Netemeyer, Chris Bockier, and John Wunderlich, Not Pictured are the Pledges: Mike Frey, Brian Reinhardt, Colin Krichensky, Felix Ruiz, Greg Kidd, Steve Ebbs, Bill Cooper, Chris Price, Tom O ' Connor, and Jeff Brandmeyer. Little Sisters: Julie Cratch, Melissa Wombacher, Mary Ann Fa- hey, Sharon Bodi, Ellen Conner, and Kady Zelsset. LAMBDA The Platonian Social Society, founded April 20, 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 men of Plato are the traditional sponsors of the Geology Club and its weekly meetings. This year Plato won first place for their Homecoming float, won first and sec- ond place in intramural volleyball, decorated the Christmas tree on Upper campus, and helped with the phonathon. Their motto is Via Sapientiae — The way of wisdom . TAU MU CHI LAMBDA M X A Mu Chi Lambda, (Criminal Jus- tice Club), was organized in the winter of 1 985 and is o chapter of Lambda Alpha Epsilon, a national criminal justice association. They were the organizers of the volun- teer drive for a dance at Pere Marquette Youth Center. ow 1 , left to right; Susan Hill — Secretary, Sonyo Rhoda, Paige Mettler, Dr. Lyn Huxford — Advisor. Row 2; Blake Totum — Treasurer, ackie Kemp, John Batson, Stacia Swisher, Andrea Mason, Gary Hendricks — Vice-President. Row 3, Darrell Cook, Phil Churchill — resident, Keith Ward. Missing; Fred Scholl, Carol Roscow, Rob Talley, Dave Clark, Cathy Rea, Audra Young, Venus Lane, and Julie riend. MUCKU HAWAIIAN Row 1 , left to right: Dr. McGuIre, Kevin Koeller, Sherry Barnash, Pom Knobeloch, Sheila Nelson, Beth Haberer, Jana Reeves, Ted St. Clair. Row 2; Mary Schilling, George Wolff, Donna Schilling, Melissa Koegel, Ann Schroeder, JoAnn Diehl, Frederik Cosse, Donna Snyder. Not pictured: Lisa Borrenpohl, Mark Eichenlaub, Scott Harres, Mary Mordhorst, Holly Mullink, Richard Rogier, and Tracy Wargo. SIGMA ZETA On June 9, 1926, Sigma Zeta created a Beta chapter on the McKendree College cam- pus, making it the second chapter nationally. The chap- ter hod been lax for many years but was reborn in the fall of 1985 with the help of advi- sor Dr. Richard McGuire. Sigma Zeta is an organiza- tion for science majors with iary Schilling, President; Ann Schroeder, Vice-President; Donna Schilling, Secretary; Dr. Rich- ■d McGuire, Advisor; Ted St, Clair, Treasurer; Not pictured: Dr. Gary O ' Connor, Advisor. high grade point averages. Be- sides the traditional biology and chemistry majors, mem- bers may also major in com- puter science or mathematics. On campus this past year, Sigma Zeta prepared the greenhouse for the plant sale in the spring, hosted speaker Dr. Nevin Aspinwoll, composed a formula book to sell to stu- dents, converted a science lab into a science study room, and planned a Spring Picnic. For community projects, they set up and judged science fairs at a local grade school, formed a slide presentation of the sci- ence and computer depart- ments, and organized a raffle for Alan Droste. Nationally, the Beta chapter wrote a grant proposa l for $2500 from the Pittsburgh Conference. In April, they plan on attending the national conference in Eu- reka, IL. Students ' papers will be presented. 19 s 2 Row 1, left to right; Carol Rickert, Mary Beth Harris, Mike Crow — President. Row 2; Jo Ann Lett Secretary, Cloy Beaver, John Yociss, Todd Derickson, Donna Brauer, Mark Lucido. Members not pictured: Chip Cas- sidy. Curt Reno, Lori Cummins, Stephanie Fisher, Mark Parson — Treasurer, Phil Martiszus, Jim Russel, Ron Hassomon, David Rich, Scott Harper — Vice Presi- dent, Kim Cartwright, John Wun- derlich, Linda Rickard, Sue Land- man, Loyal Martin, Tami Ahlers, and Laura May. John Parnell — Advisor 20 Row 1 , left to right, Tina Ferrano — Associate Editor, Betsy Sutton — Edito r. Row 2; Kevin Decker, Laura Kelemetc — Staff Typist, A. Wayne Sinnock, Jackie Bugg — Feature Editor, Brian Frederk- ing — Sports Editor. Row 3, Ken Crist, Tom O ' Connor — Photographer, Teresa Whitworth — News Editor, Dr. Michele Stacey-Doyle — Advisor. Not Pictured; Jo Ann Lett — Advertising Manager, Kevin McFarland — Staff Artist, Tracy Rouch, and Patty Monion. The McKendree Review Staff has been responsible for creating The McKendree Re- view , This year they have at- tempted to give the school newspaper a new look. In the future, the newspaper staff hopes to create more in-depth articles and a better structure year after year, and they hope to become more involved in other school activities. The Editor (Betsy Sutton) hard at work. CHOIR Row 1 , left to right; Joy Chua, Theresa Kentch, Jeff Bowen. Row 2; Charles Rann, Gerald Mack, Melissa Roethemeyer, and Scott Larsen. Not Pictured; Bob Leutkenhaus, Jeff Noblin, Lynn Mallrich, Debra Avery, Jeff Campbell, Linda Carriker, end Jessica Joiner. 22 STUDENT GOVERNMENT ow 1, left to right; Jacqueline Kemp, Bobby Summers, Rita Scheibel, Mary Beth Horns, Cindy Dreyer, Anne Stcllings. Row 2; Artie ' ongampler, Tom Forsythe, Paul Wesselmonn, Jeff Thornton, and Sheila Kehrer, 23 PROGRAMMING BOARD Row ], left to right; Rita Scheibel, Paul Wesselmann, Cindy Dreyer, Mary Beth Harris. Row 2; Artie Vangampler, Kelly Kolshor, and Bob Luetkenhaus. Not Pictured, Tina L. Ferrarlo. Programming Board was organized four years ago when the Student Gov- ernment Constitution was ratified. The officers are: Chair — Paul Wessel- mann, Vice-Chair — Kelly Koisher, Secretary — Tina Ferrario, Publicity — Bob Luetkenhaus. Activities that the Programming Board planned were: New Student Ori- entation (NSO), Homecoming, Christ- mas dinner, Surfin ' Safari, Dancin ' in the Sheets, Sweetheart Dance, lec- tures, Muck U Challenge, School Pic- nic, and the Sock Hop. They also ar- ranged for comedians, singers, a clown, a Victorian photographer, Rick Kelley, Regency, and Michael Bird to come to McKendree to entertain the students. Their goal for the future is to have weekly dances and more cultural events. surfin ' safari ,1111 I 24 Many students were involved in the Surfin ' Safari fashion show that was held at noon in Ames Hall. WL i a ■ Wj J rijt t 9Lm H President and Mrs, TenBrink made an appearance at the Surfin ' Safari Dance. Students enioyed dressing up and posing for the Victorian photogra- pher. Was there c costume mix up? mckendree invitational MODEL UNITED NATIONS La-Shell Ebersohl ' s commit- tee takes a break to pose for the camera. Students from Southern Illi- nois high schools gathered on the McKendree campus for the 15th McKendree Model United Nations sessions which were held in November and March. The sessions are the only high school Model UN gathering in Southern Illinois, and are one of the largest Model UN conferences in the nation. The Model United Nations sessions ore conducted in the same manner as an official UN session with committees writing and voting on resolutions and forwarding them to the General Assembly for passage. The McKendree MUN program is run by McKendree students under the supervision of Dr. David Ahola, Dr. Pat Folk, and Dr. Bill Haskins. This year Den- ise Tabor was the Secretary- General and made sure that ev- erything ran smoothly. Dan Kasten shows a serious side session of Model UN. vhile chairing Economic and Social Council during the fall 26 The BS ' er pledges got involved in this year ' s session by staging a kidnapping of the delegates from China. Secretary-General, Denise Tabor, consults with advisors Dr. David Ahola and Dr. Bill Haskins. A Secretory-General ' s job is never done. Dan Kasten presents an award to a deserving delegate. 27 EISENMEYER PRESENTS: The cast of Antigone : Row 1 , left to right; Tre- vor Guthrie, Beth Olmstecd, Renee Korves, Jeff Bowen, Ellen Connor, Down Ducree. Row 2; Steve Wright, Christine Jones, Jeff Thornton, Dovid Broi- low — Director, Betsy Sutton, Don Kasten, Jeff Wright, Randy Blakely, Not pictured; Jeff Noblin. Ismene {Ellen Connor) and Antigone (Chris Jones) dis- cuss their situation. Creon (Randy Blakely) gives a speech while Haimon (Steve Wright) looks on. mck T 28 This year, Eisenmeyer Theatre presented three productions. The first play was the one-man show Clarence Darrow , brought to McKendree by the Riverside The- atre. This drama was written by Da- vid W. Rintels. Ron Clark played Dar- row and Jody Hovland directed the show. McKendree ' s fall play was An- tigone , the Greek tragedy by Soph- ocles of one woman ' s fight to save her dead brother ' s soul and the ef- fects this battle had on her king. Christine Jones played Antigone and Randy Blakely portrayed Creon. Other members of the cast includ- ed: Ellen Connor, Jeff Noblin, Jeff Winget, Betsy Sutton, Jeff Thorn- ton, Renee Korves, Steve Wright, Beth Olmstead, Trevor Guthrie, Dawne Ducree, Dan Kasten, and Jeff Bowen. The stage managers and set constructors were Donna Snyder and Bob Luetkenhaus. The lighting director was Bob Luetken- haus. The Curate Shakespeare As You Like It was the spring production at McKendree. This Shakespeare-com- edy play provided a night of inter- esting interaction between actors of a traveling theatre troupe. The cast consisted of Suzanne Hacking, Me- lissa Kaegel, Steve Wright, Jeff Nob- lin, Dan Kasten, Randy Blakely, and Christine Jones. The set and lights were directed by Bob Luetkenhaus. Part of the cast prepares themselves for o performance. Ganymede (Suzanne Hacking), Touchtone (Don Kasten), and Aliena (Melissa Kaegel) arrive in the Forest of Arden. Bob Luetkenhaus watches the action on stage from the lighting booth. 29 STUDENT LIFE Students are involved in various activities from . . . a? !jj tj throwing horseshoes to 30 the fun of pledging to chatting with friends to . . . showing school spirit to . . just having a good time. McKendree Continues to Grow McKendree showed evidence of growth this past year. A new greenhouse extension and tennis courts were opened in the fall, and plans for the Convocation Center got off the ground. A ribbon cutting ceremony was performed on Friday, October 3, to officially open the new green- house. Students and faculty had begun work by raising funds and finalizing plans during the spring of 1986. Students managed to raise most of the money needed for this project. Volunteers dug the foundation and begun build- ing the greenhouse during the summer of ' 86. Dr. McGuire plans to use the greenhouse for seed banking. Endangered species of plants will be grown in this pre- serve along with a wide variety of other plants for botany students. The greenhouse is also designed to act as a passive solar heating system for Voigt Science Hall. The new greenhouse is open to every- one in the campus community. V Dr. Richard McGuire watches as Mrs. TenBrink cuts the ribbon marking the official opening of the greenhouse. Students are now able to play tennis on campus. The long awaited courts were built across from the Suites during the sum- mer of 1986. Plans for the new Convocation Center began to take shape this year. Fund raisers were held to help pay for this large project. It is estimated that about a third of the $5 million bill has been raised. The Center will include a new gym, complete with swimming pool and weight room. The build- ing will also house an auditorium and a theater. The tennis courts and Softball diamond are already in place. Plans also include a soc- cer field. I_ Tl« 5, c...ns, ii zz 1 ' 1 1 1 5 En i ' - ) bf- Seniors The Friends We Met Along The Way, And Times We Shared Are Memories Forever author unknown 33 David Bargetzi Steven Bushong Jeff Campbell Linda Carriker Ellen Conner La-Shell Ebersohl inkors j H. Fel: 1 • •.- ■ Felicia Gray Maureen Hartnagel Brent Haukapp 35 Luther Adams Major: Business Louisville, KY Leroy Adomson Major: Business Ft. Knox, KY James Agnes Major: Computer Science Scott A.F.B. Randall Akins Major: Nursing Scott A.F.B. Ardell Albers Major: Computer Science Mascoutah, IL Mark Albert Major: Business Pittsburgh, PA Tina Marie Al bert Major: Business Pittsburgh, PA Carol Anderson Major: English St. Louis, MO Thomas Andres Major: Criminal Justice Valmeyer, IL Gloria Arado Major: Nursing Herrin, IL Pamela Bailey Major: English Mascoutah, IL David Bargetzi Major: Accounting Highland, IL Activities; Men ' s Basketball- JV 86-Commencement Junior Marshal Intra- mural Bcsketboll ' 87-lnternship at Anders, Minkler, and Diehl CPA ' s James Barnett Major: Criminal Justice Fairview Heights, IL Michelle Barr Major: Public Relations Highland, IL George Bates Mascoutah, IL Angela Bean Major: Accounting T ' lC7 fc fii ' ti La-Shell Ebersohl takes a break to pose during NSO while Jill Kelling works nearby. Minor: Management Belleville, IL Activities; Active member of Alpha Ome- ga, Phi Rho Chi little sister 86-Homecoming Queen condidate Sheila Beckmann Major: Accounting Germantown, IL Mary Agnes Berndsen Major; Elementary Education Breese, IL Lois Jean Bevirt Major; Speech Communication Belleville, IL Mortimer Bickerstaff Mojor: Business Belleville, IL Jay Blair Major: Biology, Secondary Education Trenton, IL William Russell Blight Major: Business Radcliff, KY Ronald Blissett Major: Business Louisville, KY Joseph Bobarsky Major: Computer Science Scott A.F.B. Christopher Boyd Major: Management Lebanon, IL Helen Bradfute Major: History Scott A.F.B. Richard Branding Major: Public Relations Granite City, IL Gory Brown Major: Computer Science Scott A.F.B. Judith Brown Major: Nursing Alton, IL Janet Buechler Major: Computer Science O ' Fallon, IL Steven Bushong Major; Business Belleville, IL Jeff Campbell Major: Speech Communication Minor: Sociology New Baden, IL Activities: Alpha Phi Omega, College Choir; Circuit Rider Singers ' 83- ' 84 Wrestling 84- ' 85 Cheerleading 85- ' 86 Sports Information Director 36 ' 86- ' 87 P.R. Intern for St. Louis Football Cardinals, Student Manager ARA Ser- Linda Carriker Major: Psychology Activities: Gamma Sigma Sigma Connie Causey Major: Nursing Centralia, IL William Champeau Major: Business Radcliff, KY Albert Davis Cheeks Major: Computer Science Belleville, IL Carolyn Commins-McGhee Major; Business Ft. Knox, KY Darreil Cook Major: Criminal Justice Belleville, IL Kenneth Coplen Major: Accounting Management Belleville, IL Activities: Dean ' s List ' 85- ' 86 Who ' s Who in Colleges ' 86- ' 87 Co-Captain of Men ' s Basketball ' 84- ' 85 member of NSO 85- ' 87 Treasurer of Phi Rho Chi (Ferox) Frederik Cosse Major: Computer Science Belleville, IL Michael John Crowe Major: Marketing, Business Belleville, IL Barry Lay Davis Major: Business Ft. Knox, KY Kimberly Davis Major; Computer Science Collinsville, IL Philip Jerome Deering Major: Business Chorlestown, IN Dennis Pout Donahoe Major; Business Crestwood, KY Jeffrey Dosier Wynnette Downing Major: Nursing Red Bud, IL Carol Durham Major: Nursing O ' Follon, IL La-Shell Ebersohl Major: Social Science Steeleville, IL Activities: Pom Pon squad Model U.N. (Committee Chairman) Gamma Sigma Sigma Student Senate (Sen- ator) Residence Hall Government (President of Barnett Hall) Student rep. on Academic Dean of the College Search Committee Karyn Hunsinger finds that laundry is one of those chores that have to be done. McKendree Review-writer, managing edi- tor Yearbook staff Kenric Darreil Echols Major; Business Radcliff, KY Delores Edmiston Major: Nursing Alton, IL Activities: McKendree Writers Associ- ation, McKendree Nurses Honor Society Charlene Edmonson Major: Elementary Education Sparta, IL Michael Edwards Major: Business Ft. Knox, KY Kathleen Filers Major: Nursing Trenton, IL Christina Elbe Major: Accounting, Management Belleville, IL Activities: Alpha Omega Sorority Intermurals Internship at J.W. Boyle and Co., CPA ' s Jeannette Elbe Millstodt, IL Cotherine Evans Major: Elementary Education Belleville, IL Frank Evans Major; Physical Education Lebanon, IL Kathleen Fahey Major: Nursing Red Bud, IL Robert Fairchild Major: Business O ' Fallon, IL Warren Fehrenz Major; Physical Education Lebanon, IL Vernon Ferry Major: Physical Education E. Carondelet, IL Howard Fisher Major Business Ft. Knox, KY Leonard Fizer Mojor: Business Rodcliff, KY 37 Susan Hausmann Becky Huard Jeffrey Junker Daniel Kasten Sheila Kehrer v Jill Kelling Patricia Klein 38 Jody Maroney Dave McFarland Kevin McFarland 39 Carlos Everett Major; Business Louisville, KY Brendo Floyd Major; Nursing Belleville, IL Michael Franke Major: Computer Science New Baden, IL Kathleen Fried Major: Business Newton, NJ Catherine L. Fritsch Major: Business Management, Business Administration Activities: Internship with Bankers Trust Mark Twain E. St. Louis, IL Pom Goestenkors Major: Accounting, Business Aviston, IL Lisa M. Gonzales Major; Computer Science Belleville, IL Neol F. Gottsacker Major: Computer Science Scott A.F.B. Virginia Fritz Grahm Major: Nursing Jerseyville, IL Eve Marie Grawitch Major: Nursing Fairview Heights, IL Dan Kasten waits bockstage for his cue during Antigone Jeonette Frost Major; Elementary Education E. St. Louis, IL Sandra Gabriel Major: Nursing Granite City, IL William Amos Gilley Mojor: Business Ft. Knox, KY Peggy E, Gilliam Major: Psychology O ' Follon, IL Flora M. Glodney Major: Business Felicia Jackson Groy Major: Business Administration Minor: Management E. St. Louis, IL Alton A, Greenough Jr. Major: Computer Science, Mathematics Eustis, FL Terri L. Greschel Major: Business Management Louisville, KY Edward L. Griffin Major: Business Karen Grimming Major: Nursing Belleville, IL David Haines Major; Management Lebanon, IL Thomas Lewis Hall Major: Business Vine Grove, KY Jill L. Hamm Major; Nursing Tunnel Hill, IL Scott Harper Major: Business Clara Harrison Major: Criminal Justice Freeburg, IL Maureen Hartnagel Major: Elementary Education Edwardsville, IL Brent R. Haukapp Major: Accounting, Business Administra- tion Susan L, Hausmann Major: Computer Science Belleville, IL Sister Michelle Hellrung Major: Nursing Alton, IL Deborah Hendricks Major; Nursing Wood River, IL Gary Hendricks Major: Criminal Justice Mascoutah, IL Activities: Mu Chi Lambda (V.P.), Criminal Justice Organization Organization, Vol- unteer at Pere Marquette; III. Youth Cen- ter, Member of Criminal Justice Club, In- tramural Basketball 85-Phi Rho Chi (Ferox) Edwin James Herman Major: Business Louisville, KY Rodney D. Hidey Major: Business Radctiff, KY Tyrome E. Higgins Major: Business Rodcliff, KY Deborah Hill Major: Business Ft. Knox, KY Kurt Hoerz Major: Business Belleville, IL Eleanor B. Holland Major: Biology 40 E. St. Louis, IL Ronald W. Holloman Major: Marketing Collinsville, IL Richard M. Holt Major: Nursing Scott A.F.B. Mary Meyer Holtgrewe Major; Computer Science Belleville, IL Steven K. Holtgrewe Major: Business Belleville, IL Doris J. Hooper Major: Business Louisville, KY Jaclynn K. Houghton Major: Business Ft. Knox, KY Elizabeth D, House Major: Business Louisville, KY Becky F. Huard Major: Accounting Iowa City, lA Mark Hubbs Major: IDM Millstadt, IL Barbara A. Hughes Major: Nursing Teaneck, NJ Karyn Hunsinger Major: Accounting Florence Jeffreys Major; Nursing O ' Fallon, IL Nancy Jo Johnson Major; Nursing West Frankfort, IL Hilda J. Jones Major; Nursing O ' Fallon, IL Michelle Joseph Major; Nursing Alton, IL Carmen W. Josey Major; Business Radcliff, KY Clarence Quinzy Judge Major; Business Muldraugh, KY Jayne Jun Major; Nursing Collinsville, IL Jeffrey Junker Major; Physical Education Minor: Coaching Belleville, IL Activities: Baseball (2 yrs.). Captain of Baseball team (t yr.), Platonian Social So- ciety (3 yrs.). President {1 yr.)-{Pi Lambda Tau), Intramurals (3 yrs.) Douglas N. Kassing Major: Computer Science Freeburg, IL Mary Louise Kingston Major; Nursing Waterloo, IL Daniel Kasten Major; International Relations Minor: History O ' Fallon, IL Activities; Model U.N. Participant (Secre- tory General- 1 yr.). Student Government member. Judicial Board member. Veteran of 6 McKendree Theatre performances. Who ' s Who in Colleges, MCKENDREE RE- VIEW-writer, Public Affairs Forum mem- ber, Deneen Law Society Internship at Scott, HQ Military Airlift Command (MAC); in their History Office Diane Keirn Major: Business Catherine A. Keller Major: Business Belleville, IL Jill M. Kelling Major: Public Relations East Carondelet, IL Activities: NSO (3 yrs.), Student Activities Staff, Alpha Omega Service Sorority, Di- rector of Special Events (Campus Dining Service) ' 85-Junior Homecoming Attendant 86-Homecoming Queen Community Relations Internship at Memo- rial Hospital John H. Kerns Major: Business Clarksville, IN Julie Ann King Major: Business Rineyvitle, KY Roger Kingston Major: Criminal Justice Patricia Klein Major: Accounting, Business Administration Mascoutah, IL Mark McKeown Teresa McNeal Julie Muskopf Christy Neff Rebecca Newcomb Deborah Ozier Robyn Rakers Sonja Rhodo Rob Stcudenmoier Deborah Struebig Therese Suarez ly Kea and Sue Haus- mann take o drive on a sun- ny afternoon. Activities: Gamma Sigma Sig- ma Sorority Internship with Binsbocher and Borkou, P.C. Attorneys at Law; (accountant and le- gal assistant) Pamela A. Knobeloch Major: Biology Mascoutah, IL Activities: Sigma Zeta mem- ber (Science Honor Society) Kevin Koeller Major: Chemistry, Biology Minor: Business Administra- tion Marissa, IL Activities: Sigma Zeta mem- ber (Science Honor Society) Alpha Phi Omega Service Society Mark R. Kraus Major: Business New Albany, IN Richard A. Krypciok Major: Computer Science Collinsville, IL William C. Kuchenbrod Jr. Major: Business Louisville, KY Lori Kuhl Major: Nursing Corlyle, IL Randy Earl Lake Major: BBA Minor: Management Montague, MN Gory M. Lang Major: Nursing Gerald B. Langley Major: Business Louisville, KY Leisha Lanz Major; Elementary Education Belleville, IL Patricia Lavelle Major: Nursing Godfrey, IL Cheryl A. Lawson Major: Business Belleville, IL David K. Lee Major: Computer Science E. St. Louis, IL Lori Lehr Major; Psychology New Athens, IL Activities; Volleyball 87-Captain ' 87-All-State Team Internship at Scott Air Force Base Social Actions Depart- ment Bryan Lee Lewis Major; Computer Science Scott A.F.B. Patricia L. Lindauer Major: Nursing Belleville, IL Ethan Litsey Major: Chemistry, Math- Tony C. Little Major: IDM Carol Ann Longwell Major; Nursing O ' Fallon, IL Ruben Lopez Major: Business Ft. Knox, KY Leslie Butler Lorenz Major: Nursing Mascoutah, IL Janet B. Lovett Major: Psychology Belleville, IL Mark Lucido Major: Business Lebanon, IL Denise L. Lynch Major; Business New Albany, IN Deborah Lynn Molone Major: Nursing Alma, IL Lewis Manuel Jr. Major: Religious Studies E. St. Louis, IL Donald Eugene Marcum Major; Business Hodgenville, KY Jody Maroney Major; Elementary Education Salem, IL Activities; Gamma Sigma Sig- ma Sorority Wayne Marschel Major: Business O ' Falion, IL Allen May Major: Management Valmeyer, IL Jerald R. Mays Major: Business Belleville, IL Marsha McClain Major: Elementary Education E. St. Louis, IL Sharon L. McClellan Major: Nursing Anna, IL Mary Ann McCloskey Major: Business Albers, IL Dave McFarland Major: GLA Kevin M. McFarland Major: Art Mark McKeown Major: Computer Science O ' Falion, IL Teresa McNeal Major; Computer Science Moscoutoh, IL Michael E, Meogher Major: IDM ITR Centralia, IL David Merz Major; Mathematics, Sociolo- gy Columbia, IL James D. Milhollen Major: Nursing Scott A.F.B. Pearlie Mims Major: English E. St. Louis, IL Jeffery W. Moore Major; Nursing Scott A.F.B. Mary Mordhorst Major: Biology Activities: Sigma Zeta mem- ber (Science Honor Society) Cindy Lea Morgan Major: Nursing Godfrey, IL Patti L. Mountain Major: Business Administra- tion E. St. Louis, IL Lorry Mueller Major: Computer Science New Athens, IL Activities: Men ' s Basketball, Phi Rho Chi Fraternity (Ferox) Julie Ann Muskopf Major: Elementary Education Millstadt, IL Activities; Alpha Phi Omega Service Society, Kappa Gamma Epsilon {Education Honor Society), Teacher Preparation Council, Chal- lenge Program Joseph L. Nalley Sr. Major: Business Louisville, KY Timothy E. Neighbors Major: Accounting, Business Belleville, IL Candy Jean Nistler Major: Nursing Belleville, IL Jeffrey Noblin Major: Public Relations Activities; McKendree The- atre Kenneth E. Nowlan Jr. Major; Computer Science Scott A.F.B. Patncia K. Ott Major: Elementary Education Carbondale, IL Activities: Gamma Sigma Sig- ma Sorority, B.A.S.I.C. ' s (Brothers and Sisters in Christ), Resident Assisant Moria Often Major: Accounting Minor: Management Evansville, IL Elizabeth Owen Major; Biology, Psychology Minor: Chemistry Lebanon, IL Deborah Ozier Major; AED Maroa, IL Cathy Palmer Major: Nursing Bethalto, IL Mark E. Parson Major: Accounting, Market- ing Belleville, IL Eric L. Patrick Major: Business Administra- tion Louisville, KY Jana K. Phoenix Major: Nursing Centralia, IL Opie B. Pierson Major: Public Relations Freeburg, IL Anthony J. Pinto Major: Nursing Belleville, IL Kelly Ann Fruend Price Major: Elementary Education Carlyle, IL Elizabeth Prince Major; Elementary Education E. St. Louis, IL Terry Prosser Major; Computer Science Scott A.F.B. Barbara L. Rachford Major: Business Mascoutah, IL Robyn C. Rakers Major: Accounting, Business Administration Lebanon, IL Marion-Krista Ramirez Major; Marketing Centralia, IL Cathy Rea Major: Psychology, Criminal Justice Alton, IL Activities: Softball Team, Basketball Team Manager, Intramural sports. Kappa Lombda Iota {86- ' 87 Presi- dent) (Clionian Literary So- ciety) ' 84-President of Baker Hall, Resident Hall Government Jerry Reed Major; Nursing O ' Falion, IL Janice Riggins Major: Marketing Washington Park, IL Connie Robben Major: Nursing Breese, IL Donna Robinson Major: Nursing Belleville, IL James R. Russell Major: Management 45 Paula Sutton Denise Tabor Johnny Tang Steven York Yong-Jing Zhao 46 Seniors were involved in many different activities; from Homecoming Court and dorm life to Biological field tri ps. Dr. Anderson ' s Ecology class bundles up while they search for bald eagles. Homecoming Queen, Jill Kelling, enjoys a dance with her dote. Angela Bean, a Senior Homecoming Attendant, and her date at the Homecoming dance. Sue Housmann expresses her thoughts about spending time in a dorm room. 47 Lebanon, IL Dorothy Sollman Major: Nursing Red Bud, IL Edward Sanderlin Major: Computer Science Mascoutah, IL Mary Schilling Major: Biology Minor: English, Chemistry New Athens, IL Activities: Sigma Zeta (President), (Science Honor Society) Internships: Missouri Botanical Garden (Herbarium) St. Joseph ' s Hospital, MO Kathryn Schlofer Major: Nursing Belleville, IL Carolyn Schmidt Major: Nursing Godfrey, IL Kathleen Schmidt Major; Nursing Evansville, IL Jennifer Schumaker Major: Computer Science Cahokia, IL Constance G. Seneczyn Major: Elementary Education Belleville, IL Sharon K, Sigwerth Major: Accounting Mt. Vernon, IL Carolyn Smith Major: Management Belleville, IL Jay Sodini Major: Criminal Justice Lebanon, IL Dan Spickard Major: Business Belleville, IL Danelle A. St. Peters Major: Nursing Alton, IL Robert Stoudenmaier Major: Business Administration Minor: Management O ' Fallon, IL Activities: Student Government, Alpha Phi Omega Service Society, Sigma Big Broth- er, Soccer Team, Model U.N., Indepen- dent Study with the Business Administra- tion Joyce Steiger Major: Business Millstodt, IL Leslie James Stewart Major: Business Mascoutah, IL Deborah Struebig Major: Elementary Education Staunton, IL Activities: Homecoming Parade, Student Teaching-grade 1 Therese Suarez Major; Psychology Barry Surber Major: Computer Science O ' Fallon, IL Paula Sutton Major: Biology Nashville, IL Denise Tabor Major: Elementary Education Activities; Resident Assistant, Model U.N. ( ' 86- ' 87 Secretary General) ' 86- ' 87 Kappa Lambda Iota member (Clionian Literary Society) Johnny S. Tang Major: Business O ' Fallon, IL Carol Thomas Major: Nursing, Business Belleville, IL David M. Thompson Major: Computer Science Scott A.F.B. Julie B. Tiemann Major: Business Belleville, IL Audrey R. Todaro Major: Nursing Granite City, IL Rodney Tozer Major: Computer Science Scott A.F.B. Carol E. Trame Major: History Breese, IL Jacqueline Trebilcock Major: Accounting Belleville, IL Brenda F. Tucker Major: Nursing Buncombe, IL Royce M. Tyre Major: Computing and Information Sci- ences Minor: Management Jesup, GA Doris L. Utke Major: Elementary Education Addieville, IL Kathleen Vanderburg Major; Nursing O ' Fallon, IL James Vineyard Major; Computer Science Scott A.F.B. Mark A. Wade Major: Computer Science E. St. Louis, IL Denese E. Ward Major: Nursing Lebanon, IL Tracy Wargo Major: Physical Educotion Minor: Coaching, Biology Activities: Basketball (2 yrs.), Softball (4 yrs.), Alpha Phi Omega Service Society, Sigma Zeta (Science Honor Society), Dean ' s List, Kappa Gammo Epsilon (Edu- cation Honor Society), Intramural Direc- tor, Student member of the Teacher Ad- visory Committee, Academic All Ameri- can Susan J. Watkins Major: Nursing Sorento, IL Joann M. Weber Major: Nursing St. Louis, MO Karen Welborn Major; Nursing Brighton, IL Marsha West Major: Nursing Sesser, IL Scott A. White Major; Psychology, Philosophy Fairview Heights, IL Activities; Student Association ' s Judicial Board ( ' 85- ' 86) ' 85- ' 86 Dean ' s List 85- ' 87 Deneen Law Society member Brad A. Williams Major: Nursing Zeigter, IL Wayne J. Williams Major: Business Belleville, IL Melody Wilson Major; Nursing O ' Fallon, IL Robin Winiecke Major; Business Belleville, IL Activities: ' 86 Dean ' s List Josephine Wittenauer Major: Business Waterloo, IL 48 Nancy Wollenweber Major: Nursing Carrollton, IL Melissa K. Wombacher Major: Psychology, Physical Education (Special) Minor: Coaching Moscoutah, IL Activities: Softball Team, Intramural Vol- leyball, Basketball, Pi Lambda Tau Little Sister (BSers) Steven York Major: Elementary Education Centralia, IL Activities: Resident Life Staff (Resident Di- rector), Honors in Elementary Education Yong-Jing Zhao Major: Business Administration Beijing, People ' s Republic of China Activities: Gamma Sigma Sigma Sorority, McKendree Choir, Model U.N. Cedric Charles Dickens — great-grandson of English author Charles Dickens, illustrates a point while talking with Yong-Jing Zhao during his visit to McKendree in October. 49 John Batson Frederik Cosse Catherine Craig 50 JUNIORS There Are No Strangers Here, Only Friends Who Haven ' t Met Author Unknown Ahlers, Tami Becherer, Sharon Berkemann, Daniel Blakely, Randy Bockler, Christopher Bodi, Sharon Borrenpohl, Lisa Bovinette, John Bowen, Jeffrey Jl Collins, Jayel Cox, Ginger Dameron, Lisa Dreyer, Cynthia Dudeck, Brent Dunn, Teresa Eschman, Theresa Frerker, Nancy Gili, Jackie Cinder, Brian Conzalez, Shelli Crohmann, Diane Hargis, Bethany Jones, Christine Junge, Cregory 53 Kaegel, Melissa Kelemete, Mary Kidd, Carol Knight, Tonyia Landmann, Susan May, Laura Mullink, Holly Nelson, Sheila Ohiendorf Jr., Philip Parker, Mark Porter, Cindy Rouch, Tracy 54 Ruiz, Felix Sahuri, David Schilling, Donna Shurtz, Michele Snyder, Donna Stallard, Leon Thompson, Jim Thornton, Jeffrey Vander, Robin Ward, Keith Warnecke, Teresa Wheatley, Donette 55 White, Lisa Williams, Jennifer Winget, Jeffery 5r The BS ' ers take a look ot McKendree sports in the past during Homecoming week. fj. rtv 56 SOPHOMORES io u t - 3 pizzn Avery, Debra Beal, Joni Bochantin, Annette Churchill, Phil Courtright, Kimberly Cratch, Julie Fally, Cindy Fisher, Stephanie Forsyth, Thomas Frey, Michael Garmon, Sandra Gregory, Emily 58 Hacking, Suzanne Hommersley, Carlo Katich, Amber Kelling, Brenda Kentch, Theresa Kirkpotrick, Michael Koishor, Kelly Kunz, Sandra Larsen, Scott Lett, JoAnn Moloney, Robin Muskopf, Deborah 59 Pickering, Amy Renner, Tone Rickard, Linda Rickert, Candi Rickert, Carol Stallings, Anne Summers, Bobby Turnipseed, Gayna Vangampler, Artie Von Hatten, Vicki Wesselmann, Paul Wharton, Brooke 60 yn g Zeisset, Kady You see Brian, it ' s not your atti- tude, I think it has something to do with the way you are dressed. Wilkinson, Darren Williams Jr., Ernest Wright, Lori 61 FRESHMEN [ E nq 1 i sV I O-n: [0 00-:3: - 1 J ] L 62 Allen, Mary Jo Arnold, Kimberly Bayer, Stephen Bochantin, Patrick Brendel, Mark Bugg, Jacki Bush, Lisa Cich, Elizabeth Conley, Charles Conley, Jane Cook, Becky Crist, Kenneth 63 Daly, Susan Davis, Tonja Douglas, Elizabeth Ebbs, Stephen Euchner, Dawn Ferguson, Rebecca - ' ' Ferrario, Tina Floyd, Lisa Frederking, Brian Freidland, Carol Gibson, Willie Giebe, Diane I I H Ulll ll Glaze, Cindy Goins, James Harres, Mary Beth Hasenstab, Shari Holcomb, C. Kathleen Jiner, Michael Joiner, Jessica Kelemetc, Laura Kidd, Greg Kolar, Laurie Korves, Renee Kricensky, Colin 65 Leckrone, Patrick ■ H LePere, Nicole 1 Le Sar, Laura 1 ' ' ' l P H Luetkenhaus, Robert HI H Mack, Gerald HIB I I Maloney, Timothy InL af l 4 n l Mantos, Maria Maxwell, Caria May, Jennifer McPherson, Melissa Merideth, Lee Ann Miller, Kim Morgan, Sherrie O ' Connor, Thomas Olmstead, Dorena Beth Pates, Julie Price, Chris Rigdon, Michelle Sabol, Christopher Sanders, Neda Scaturro, Patricia Scott, Kelly Shryock, Rebekah Sinnock, Anthony Wayne 67 Sloan, James Sloan, Paul Spraggins, Mallory Souders, Shauna Stewart, Jim Tebbe, Scott Wagner, Debbie Whitworth, Teresa Wright, James Wright, Stephen Yurkovich, Marleen Yurkovich, Sharleen Zimmerman, Becky Steve Ebbs and Colin Kricensky show the true meaning of being freshmen. 69 FACULTY STAFF ADMINISTRATION 70 FACULTY iM Mi MUlHi David Ahola, Ph.D. Professor of Political Science; Chair, Division of Social Sciences David Brailow, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of English Charles Davis, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Biology; Choir, Division of Sciences and Mathematics; Interim Dean of Students Martha Eggers Instructor in Education Patrick Folk, Ph.D. Associate Professor of History John Greenfield, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of English; Director of Writing Ted Anderson, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Biology; intenm Choir, Division of Sciences and Mathematics Dr. Anderson explains the nitrogen cycle to his Ecology class. William Haskins, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Speech Communication Lyn Huxford, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Criminal Justice Studies Bonnie Moe, M.S. Assistant Professor of Accounting Philip Neale, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Philosophy Gary O ' Connor, M.S. Assistant Professor of Computer Science John Parnell, M.B.A. Instructor in Marketing Michele Stccey-Doyie, M.A. Assistant Professor of English; Advisor for the McKENDREE REVIEW Fred Underwood Instructor in Computer Science NOT PICTURED: David Barker, M.B.S. Instructor in Computer Science; Director of the Computer Center Ronald Block, Ph.D. Associate Professor of English; Chair, Division of Humanities Murella Bosse, Ph.D. Professor of Psychology Robert Brown, MA. Professor of Sociology James Drake, M.F.A. Associate Professor of Art Edward Glowatski Associate Professor of Education and Social Science; Director of Special Academic Programs Douglas Jones, Ph.D. Professor of Mathematics Jean Kirts, M.S. Assistant Professor of Physical Education Norman Modsen, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Religious Studies Leonard Branson, M.B.A. Instructor in Accounting and Management Donald Hoist, Ed.D. Professor of Education Richard McGuire, Ph D. Assistant Professor of Biology Karen Muench, M.S.N. Instructor in Nursing David Ottinger, M.F.A. Assistant Professor of Art Emerial Owen, Ph.D. Professor of Psychology Mary Anne Pettit, MA. Assistant Professor of Business Administration Marcio Popp, Ed.D. Assistant Professor of Education; Chair, Division of Education Myron Reese, Ph.d. Professor of Chemistry Sister Gabrielle Rowe, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of English; Associate Academic Dean Orville Schanz, M.M.Ed. Professor of Music Harry Statham, M.S. Assistant Professor of Physical Education; Director of Athletics Linda Steele, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Nursing; Chair, Division of Nursing Edward Ward, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Management; Chair, Division of Business Catherine White, M.S.N, Assistant Professor of Nursing Janice Wiegmann, M.S.N. Instructor in Nursing Dr. Marcia Popp mixes soap paints for children at McKendree ' s Kid ' s College Day. 73 STAFF ADMINISTRATION Vicki Bohnenstiehl Campus Operator Brian Cullon Custodian Doug Dennison Director of Public Nancy Ferguson Faculty Secretary Rita Hepp Director of Coreer Development Elva Mines Assistant Dean of Registrar l gj Annette Hug Faculty Secretary Nor ma Randant Accounts Receivable Kim Rutherford Athletics Secretary 74 Donna Wood Student Affairs Secretary Julie Tweten Assistant Manager- ARA Services LaDoris Weber Financial Aide Secretary Jane Weingartner, M.A. Director of Alumni Relations NOT PICTURED: Martin Cavanaugh Assistant Librarian Mark Ingram Chief Security Officer Evita Siebert Public Service Librarian William Day Director of Maintenance Stephen Jackson Director of Development Ormond Smythe Dean of the College Mary Frances Daylor Director of Health Service Kenneth Dean Assistant to the President Michaelene Dobbins Director of Admissions Helen Gilbert Head Librarian Francis Grandfield Coordinator Financial Aide Elaine Henderson Adm. Assistant to the President Janet Henry JTPA Training Director Leslie Howard Accountant Scott Lawrence, III Director of Church Relations Campus Pastor Wayne Loehring Student Activities; Resident Life Julie Meyer Assistant Director of Admissions David Munoz Bookstore Manager Stanley Osterhage Director of Financial Affairs Ruthellen Pegg Coordinator of Communications Katherine Philp Todd Reynolds Dean of Students Patricia Ringering Admissions Counselor Douglas Stotler Admissions Counselor Gerrit Tenbrink President of the College David Adams Maintenance Debra Bohnenstiehl Academic Records Secretary Johnny Bownes Custodian Sharon Brownfield Accounts Payable Gary Childress Maintenance Norma Craney Custodian Olleen Davis Academic Records Secretary 75 NOT PICTURED (cont.): Louise Domingos Library Secretary Maria Dorencamper Assistant to Registrar Susan Froding Custodian Patricia Goodwin Custodian Toni Heimers Student Activities Secretary Doris Herbert Development Secretary Gladys Hess Lithograph Assistant Carol Leonard Custodian Janet Mallrich Admissions Coordinator Sandra Mathews Academic Aftairs Secretary Debbie Miller A R Collections Mary Ann Newcomb Financial Affairs Secretary Susan Rasco Special Academic Programs Secretary Earl Scharf Maintenance Adolph Schlich Groundskeeper Grant Schlich Custodian Eddie Starkey Groundskeeping Mark Swofford Maintenance Marilyn Von Hatten Custodian Alma Weik Gifts Secretary in Development Jill Weil Computer Coordinator Judy Willgerd Custodian Gary Carstens Manoger-ARA Services Monte Peterson Assistant Monager- ARA Services Rether Johnson Women ' s Basketball and Softball Coach Vivienne Mazzotta Associate Director LCC Charles Rann Director of McKendree Choir David Brede Assistant Basketball Coach Frederick Paskvan Golf Coach Van Smith Baseball Coach Harry Statham receives a plaque for NAIA District 20 Coach of the Year at Founder ' s Day. Dr. Todd Reynolds, D ean of Student Affairs, and President TenBrink have a discussion outside of the computer center. SPORTS 77 VOLLEYBALL MLlM rM- r ' t : -V ' - Row 1 , left to right; Mendy Shoemaker, Eloine Albrecht, Debbie Mantos, Becky Shryock, Cindy Glaze, Kim Miller. Row 2; Sharon Bodi, Jane Renner, Laurie Kolar, Deb Avery, Lori Lehr, Pam Goestenkors, and Coach Jean Scheller. A young McKendree College Lady Bearcats volleyball team finished the 1986 season with a 21-13 record after a 3-6 start. The Lady Cats placed third in the district finals, losing to the even- tual champion St. Francis 15-7, 15-5. Coach Jean Scheller attributed youth, a rugged schedule and the pre- vious year ' s success as the reasons for their slow start. The Lady Cats lost only one regular season game in October, defeating schools such as St. Louis Uni- versity and Washington University. McKendree won their own tournament to end the season, raising their record to 19-11. The Lady Bearcats won two match- es during pool play at the district play- offs, over National College of Educa- tion and St. Xavier. Senior Lori Lehr and junior Sharon Bodi were selected to the All-District team. Lori Lehr and Pam Goestenkors were the squad ' s only seniors. Jean Scheller and her Netters look for very successful seasons ahead. 78 1986VolUyL aU Bearcats OPPONEWr RECORD SEPT 5-6 ST. FRANCIS INVITATIC 1AL 1-3 10 UNIV. MISSOURI -ST. LOUIS LOST 1-4 13 raSSOURI BAPTIST WON 2-4 15 PMnK WE C0LLEX3E WON 3-4 17 SOUIHEAST MISSOURI UNTV. LOST 3-5 24 QUINCY CQLLEO: LOffT 3-6 26-7 CTiEENVILLE COLLO: TOURNEY 1ST 6-6 OCT 1 WASHINCJIWI UNIVERSITY VOI 7-6 3-4 UMSL TtXJRNAMENT 9-8 6 PRINCIPIA C0LLE(3: VJON 10-8 10 ST. LOUIS UNIVERSITY WON 11-8 15 MILLIKEN UNIVERSITY WON 12-8 17-8 QUINCY TDURNAMENT 14-10 20 O EENVILLE CCfLLEO; AWRY 7:00PM 25 SOimffiAST MISSOURI UNIV. AWAY 2:00PM 29 O EENVTLLE COLLECX HGME 7 : 00PM NOV 1 MC3CENDREE TOURNAMENT HGME TBA 79 SOCCER ; .—  1 f..t 9 y j i Row I , left to right, Dan Gowdy, Todd Loretto, Dan Moore, Richard Branding, Mike ENgel, Pat Barry, Ethan Litsey, Marc Mahat. Row 2; Andy Arterburn, Jim Coins, Rich Reiniger, Steve Bayer, Chris Bee, Jeff Suess, Brian Reinhardt, Brian Thouvenot, Jeff Durzo, Chris Braxmeier, Tony Ellis, Matt MacLaughlin, Mark Reinholz, David Sahuri, Paul Lindner, and Coach Bob Cordes. The McKendree College Bearcats soccer team had an extremely sucessful 14-4 sea- son, falling one game shy of winning the play- offs. A 2-1 loss to rival Sangamon State in the district finals ended a superb campaign for the Bearcats. McKendree outscored their op- ponents 62-24 during the season. The Bearcats opened the season with an emotional 4-3 victory over Missouri-St. Louis. The McKendree squad could not find the net in the next two gomes against Park College (0-2) and Sangamon (0-4). The Bearcats then broke loose and won eleven straight games, including a remarkable eight shutouts. They won memorable overtime victories against St. Francis and Lindenwood, and also won the exciting Homecoming game against Rock- hurst 2-1. 80 Due to the district point system, the Bearcats were ranked second in the play- offs behind Sangamon even though they had a better winning percentage. After McKendree disposed of National College of Education 3-0 in the first round of the playoffs, they had to travel to Springfield for the district finals. Four players were named to the All-District first team: senior goalie Rick Branding, junior forward Rich Reineger, junior forward Marc Ma- hat, and sophomore Chris Bee. Branding was one of the top goalies in the country with 1 shutouts and a 1.3 GA average. Reineger led the Bearcats in goals (22) and total points (52) for the third year in a row. Mahat led McKendree in as- sists (9) and scored 10 goals. Bee impressed the coaches around the state with his defensive play and ball handling. 1986 Soccer Bearcats oepoKm SCORE SEPT 6 «nv. WSSCWU-ST. LOUIS NCK 4-3 7 PARK CniFOB UOST 0-2 10 SANcaMCN snas WBT 0-4 12 HOOSEvmr wiwaein WOJ 5-0 14 BEICDILTlNi COUJOE NCM 2-0 20 MIUJKH) UOVEBSIW WW 2-0 23 KSSaURI BAPTIST UOV. tat 3-0 27 ST. FRMCis unvHBrrr wcw 3-1 (2OT) 28 NRTICNHi ax. of EDUC. MON 1-0 OCT 3 hOtBtOOD fCM 6-2(0T) 5 HVSHQOICN unvERsm CMTRTH) 1 7 SOUIHEftSr MISSOURI SDmi VOJ 3-0 14 cnwwiL MEmajisT WCN 6-0 16 PCMBowE mifir. AT OCKXRDIA FIELD WCN 3-0 18 ROCKHURSr 0CLUX2 (HCWEOCMDC) WON 2-1 RBODRD TO DATE: 12- 2 22 IU.INOIS STME iKtvERsrry AHMf 7:00PM ?5 UNTV. of MD-RCUA AWRY 7:00PM MEN ' S BASKETBALL Row ], left to right; Larry Mueller, Dave McFarland, John Batson, Fred Taylor, Leon Stallard. Row 2; Assistant Coach David Brede, Manager Burt Stover, Walter Rogers, Dmitri Joe, Ted Longust, Ken Coplen, Mike Ogden, John Nunley, Paul Funkhouser, and Coach Harry Stotham. The 1986-87 McKendree College Bearcats basketball team finished the season as the most successful basket- ball team in school history with a 30-5 record. The club set regular season records in wins (28), fewest losses (4), total points scored (3,357), average points (104.9), and NAIA ranking (8th). The Bearcats led the nation ' s four-year col- leges in offense. The squad was also second in the nation in scoring margin with a 21 .0 mark. The season also saw head coach Harry Statham win his 400th career win against Greenville College 1 1 1-69 on November 14. He is the Winningest active coach in Illinois, and second only to legendary coach Ray Meyer of De- Paul. His current career record is 427- 188. The Bearcats were ranked number one in the district all year, were in the NAIA ' s top twenty poll throughout the second half of the season, and had one of the highest Dunkel ratings in the country. Fred Taylor and Walter Rog- ers were named honorable mention All- America and All-District. NCKENDREE MEN ' S BASKETTBALL 1986-87 BRESCIA cxamz WCN 125-71 Hanibal-LaGrange College WON 127-95 VCrSitXSS. CLASSIC 1ST GREEENVILLE COLlfCE VOJ 111-68 SANFORD BROWN WON 120-70 MARYCREST UNIVERSITY WON 136-101 ST. FRANCIS WW 110-106(OT) Northwest Mo Classic 1ST Wayne State College WON 81-76 Northwest Missouri WON 80-78 Evangel ' RjurnaiiEn t 4™ Evangel College WON 106-88 Southwest Baptist lOET 96-100 Oklahcma Christian LOST 81-98 ST. XAVIER WON 113-91 ROSARY aXUXI WON 125-124 (OT) Greenville College WON 89-52 PRINCIPIA CQU£GE WON 111-80 CULVER-STOCKTCN CCIL1K2 WON 107-67 Northeastern Illinois WON 125-99 St. Francis WGM 89-72 Principia College WCN 123-82 HacMirray College WON 108-91 NORTOEASreRN IliDOIS WON 146-109 SIU-Mwanteville LOST 118-121 Oakland City College WON 75-73 Brescia College wen 85-73 EUREKA OOXEGE 111. Inst, of Tech. Judson College St. Xavier Washington University HAMJIBAL-I OWNGE QAKUu© CITY coiaa: SIU-EDWARDSVIU£ CSNCELUD WON WON WON WON WON WCW LOST 118-94 78-54 74-58 66-56 120-77 134-107 91-100 RBCOBD: 27-4 83 PEP CLUB A pep cl ub was formed this year to cheer on the sport teams from the stands. Tom Forsythe and Tina Fer- rario paint posters to hang in the gym. 84 WOMEN ' S BASKETBALL Row 1 , left to right; Suzy Stone, Sue Gilmer, Julie Stern. Row 2; Manager Cathy Rea, Cindy Porter, Donette Wheatley, Mary Ann Fahey, and Coach Rether Johnson. Not Pictured; Deb Avery, Karyn Hunsinger, Ptosha Rockingham. The 1986-87 McKendree College Lady Bearcats basketball team en- dured a disappointing 6-21 season. That was not enough to get the Lady Cats into the playoffs. District 20 only allowed four teams to en- ter, and McKendree finished fifth. Mary Ann Fahey and Karyn Hun- singer were both named All-District. Fahey, Hunsinger, Donette Wheat- ley, and Sue Gilmer all scored dou- ble figures for the season. After popular coach Nancy Kas- sebaum resigned on opening day due to personal reasons, the players met Rether Johnson, who took over the coaching duties. McKENMtEE TOURNAMEWT NOBTOEASTERN ILLINOIS LOST 56-62 WILLIAM WOCOS COLLEGE LOST 58-68 MISSOURI SOmiERN LOST 63-75 SIU-EDWARDSVILLE LOST 56-87 QUINCY C0LLK3; WON 65-63 St. Louis University LOST 65-75 Southeast Missouri State LOST 46-89 McKendree CULVER-STOCKTCN CCai£GE LOST 70-82 Univ. of Missouri-Rolla LOST 53-94 UNIV. of MISSOURI-ST. LOUIS WON 83-82 Women ' s Missouri Southern Itoumainent Missouri Southern LOST 42-75 Basketball Missouri-Kansas City LOST 56-90 Millikin University LOST 73-91 1985-86 Nat. College of Education LOST 79-86 St. Francis LOST 43-75 Results jiashington University LOST 66-73 SIU-Edwardsville LOST 44-84 Icwa Wesleyan WON 74-70 NorUieast Missouri State LOOT 49-97 William Woods TtJumanent William Woods LOST 60-78 School of the Ozarks WSI 67-86 tMSENVILU: COLLfXa; WON 76-64 ST. IpUIS UNIVERSITY LOOT 57-79 NORIHEAST MISSOURI STAIE LOST 59-69 Blackburn College WON 76-71 Greenville College WCW 76-72 CURRENT RECORD: 6-20 85 BASEBALL Row I , left to right; Coach Keith Sanders, Dale Siebenberger, Tom Draper, Chris Landgraph, Chris Price, Kevin Hagarty, Jeff Dosier, John Bouvinette, Mike Frey. Back row, left to right; Manager Van Smith, Roy Hughes, Tad Milburn, Steve Draper, Mark Parker, Joe Houk, Dan Schaller, Jim Stewart, Roger Kingston, Ron Feher, Dan Netemeyer, Jeff Junker. The Baseball Bearcats gather around home plate for high-fives after a McKendree home run. 86 ' m--vi :it, : ' r ' ' ' - s y McKendree ' s Jim Stewart hurls a fast- McKendree College Baseball Bearcats AC 87 SOFTBALL Row 1 , left to right; Melissa Wombacher, Sandy Kunz, Brenda Sandheinrich, Cathy Reo, Laurie Kolar. Row 2; Joni Beal, Susan Hausmann, Cindy Porter, Sonja Rhoda, Donette Wheotley, Shari Hasenstab, and Coach Rether Johnson. Not pictured; Tracy Worgo. After a slow 1-7 start, the Lady Bearcats softball team won sixteen of their last twenty-five games. The trio of Sandy Kunz, Sonja Rhoda and Shah Hasenstab carried the pitching load for the Lady Cats this year. They have combined for seven shu- touts. Rhoda and Hasenstab both threw a no-hitters this year. Tracy Wargo, Sue Hausmann, and Cindy Porter led the offensive threat. Coach Rether Johnson said team play was the big plus for the Lady Bearcats. Tracy Wargo up to bat. 88 89 YEAR IN REVIEW 90 c ommencement C xerciAe6 1987 MtHmixxtt Olalkge LEBANON, ILLINOIS TEN-THIRTY IN THE MORNING MAY SIXTEENTH  ' ; ;V , y. i.ji l-. . ,. . ■::. i-fi- ' ' Greg Junge and Paul Lindner lead the processional. Dr. Marcia Popp receives the William Norman Grandy Fac- ulty Award from Brenda Pehle, a member of the Ex- ecutive Committee of the McKendree College Alumni Association. Dr. Folk looks at his program, wondering how much longer the ceremony would last. Lieutenant General Spence M. Armstrong, the Vice Com- mander in Chief Military Air- lift Command at Scott Air Force Base, is introduced for the Commencement Ad- dress. 92 Dan Kasten came prepared for the bright sun. Dave McFarland is glad to be graduating. Betsy Sutton and Robin Vander served as ushers dur- ing the graduation ceremo- ny. 93 EDITOR ' S PAGE The 1986-87 school year began with high hopes and many plans for the yearbook. Despite major setbacks such as lack of student participation and finding the yearbook office twice emp- tied into the stairwell to Upper Pearson Hall (to make room for an orchestra for banquets), the book was finished by the final deadline. A lot of time and effort were spent on producing the book, often at the expense of homework and sleep. This is a publication for the students written by students. It would be a shame to lose it. One person cannot put together an entire yearbook. Hopefully, an Editor is found for next year to carry on and continue to improve this publication. I would like to thank my entire staff — Melissa McPherson. She stuck with the yearbook through to the end of the school year. Special Thanks go to Michelle Stacey-Doyle, Doug Denni- son, and Deb Bethard. They kept me going with their support when this task seemed impossible. Last year ' s Editor, Deb Bethard, traveled back to McKendree to help when deadlines began to get too close for comfort. 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