North Central College - Spectrum Yearbook (Naperville, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1966 volume:

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At North Central College we have students - - - - r who play different roles in relation to parents, teachers, deans, chaplains, house mothers, husbands, fr1er1ds, and roommates. We have teachers whose roles vary 1n 5 SJ, ZS ' yi, wi' I ,. X relation to colleagues, the dean, students, wives, and children. And we have ad- miriistrators whose roles differ as they come in contact with the faculty, students, town people, alumni, parentsjoundation representatives, and their p The problem isithat mostof us are acquainted with each other to which we egtfiiisedg-Thus, we know Dr. Schilling as a as a dean, MissiAEastwood Vasy.alibrarian, Dr. Giere as a dents as gfootballfg playersgia actors, CCCers, men. Paul Toumiergfai psychiatrist, and t M tfit,, ' if 7-0. .JH I 45 xs, 'fire tw: -Zffrfr. 45',0f -0 ff.':, 1 N545 -ff' friff . . . f-ff-ff? 125 sv -nr 8' . L WPS of fe1ati0nShiP,21S i3?fF?k1ZQfhCf OHIY as Hpefsonagesihii - sfts il But an exciting thing North Central. There are able to Smash hold VP .sem fo reach wal , to US as more fhaefiligf fiaffieifsi 111lEPYefSf5 Of hiSf01'Y- In 'TOU?ifi9F'S tf6fmS3QiPC0P3e5i55s3h,,fOakH0i5V 1' is the .ability of ,these peoplesto dildo thi? thatmrriakes-T V.- a dispenser of knowledge, Btutlinstead aniiirstitution s-tt To be sure the remaining pagiesiof' we all play here. But we hope the pages also reveal some' Q had as persons',. It is for these that we are, thankful ta J We sing this praise. s' E y fx .. . . 19 21 .' Y ls z +G f K I I rl s ' 4 4 f 1 fi' 3 asrn, . X ft -v 53,4 ' ,s 4. A ,. f' S f , wivfsipw . Q ' ' M Y iii s l : 1 I H , K jf f 4 2 E 7' 'fi 3 ii ri - CCDNTENTS North Central ls the School We Love,. . . ffacultyl To Her We Sing This Praise, ....... lcampus Iifel And From the East, and from the West,. . . Corganizationsl You Hear Our Voices Raise, . . . Hail! Hail! North Central Hail! Our Alma Mater True. We'll Always, Always Loyal Be To You, to You, to You. 5 lsportsl Cseniorsl , O O Q lunder classmenl Dedication The Senior class of North Central College respectfully dedicates its 1966 Spectrum to Dr. Harvey F. Siemsen, retired vice-president for estate planning. Rev. Siemsen graduated from North Central in 1920, and two years later completed his study at the Evangelical Theological Semi- nary. Following his graduation from the Seminary in 1922, Dr. Siem- sen served in the pastorates of churches in Forreston, Illinois, High- land Park, Illinois, and Freeport, Illinois, and served as a conference superintendent on the former Freeport district. During these periods he also served as a trustee of the Illinois Con- ference of the Evangelical Church, of the Flat Rock Childrenis Home, and on the board of Deaconess Hospital. He was ordained into the ministry of the Evangelical Church in 1922. In addition to his degrees from North Central and ETS, Dr. Siemsen received an honorary doctor of divinity degree from North Central in 1958 and did additional work at Garrett Biblical Institute in Evanston He 1S married to the former Ruth Beyler and the couple have two children Mary Lee QMrs ames Wolf of Cuyahoga Falls Ohio and Donna Mrs Walter Larson of Elmhurst In his 16 years of service to North Central College Rev Siemsen has seen more than S2 million in gifts come to the college He was personally responsible for directing the fund raising campaign for the College Seminary Library the College United Crusade and organized and directed the Centennial Program in 1960 62 In addition to his work in fund raising Dr Siemsen organized the Associates group at the college a friend raising organization and has traveled many thousands of miles covering all but four states speaking before church groups community organizations alumni and friends of the college about North Central and its program When hearing of his retirement the Board of Trustees of NCC ex pressed Its sincere appreciation to Harvey F Siemsen for his faithful ded icated and excellent service making full use of his unique and creative abilities pioneering in fund raising and estate planning traveling throughout the United States and bounds as an ambassa dor of good will on behalf of North Central College attracting many fine potential students for the College while counseling with persons in all walks of life concerning the making of wills of which North Central will be beneficiary in terms of substantial future gifts which perpetuate this record of distinguished service For all that he has done in the past and for in hat he has left to the future we of the present dedicate this book to HARVEY F SIEMP SEN 6 7 D 7 7 , . ' 7 Y . . . . . cc . ,, , . cc . .. ,, . . 7 - 7 7 7 . 7 , - n 7 - , . 7 7 I I 7 7 7 7 ' ' x X '4 +5 u ' 1 5 LL 3 ia '11 A, 4: is I 11. .lg ' WI I! I, 'A L NORTH CENl12AL IQ THE SCHOOL WE LOVE ADMINISTRATION DDESIDEM' A. L. scum , V fy ARLO L. SCHILLING I President A ,L 'iw my I I, I jk , as M . 9 3 gl ' f +2 if ,W , 4- Q. A A :W 4 3 Q. 8 M, 5 gxpf' ,f-my ' HARVEY F. SIEMSEN Vice-President VICTCR C. ARNOLD Dean of the College J RUTH THGRSGN Assoc. Dean of Students , f A W , , 3 i ip MARIQN C. CHASE J W8 M4 fneswe fveek Dean of Students GEORGE ST. ANGELO College Chaplain l I JOHN K. A. BCBBITT Treasurer-Business Manager .,s F, ffl' DONALD MANNING FLGRENCE KOEDER Comptroller Financial Aid O A-,B 1 Reber! Goulet. l DAVID F. FORD Director of Publicity and Publications rs ANITA BALES Director College Union ALYCE MAECHTLE Assit Director 6 DAVID R. STUART Director of Alumni Relations ff GEORGE W. YENERICH Director of Public Affairs and Development LAWRENCE BOULDIN Director of Admissions HOUSEMGTHERS Mrs. Edwina Ritsema Kroehler North Mrs. Ethel Dalton Seager Hall Mrs. Ruth Steckel Geiger Hall Mrs. Hettie Domm Rall Hall FACULTY DIANE DUVIGNEAUD B S M F A Dept Chairman Art ROBERT SMITH A.B., M.B.A. Economics and Business Administration GUS CONSTANTINE B.A., M.A., Ed.D. Dept. Chairman Education H.W. HECKMAN A.B., M.S., Ph.D. Dept. Chairman Economics and Business Administration LESTER J. SCHLOERB B.A., Ed.D. Visiting Lecturer Education ERLING W. PETERSON B.A., B.D., M.A. Assistant Professor English RICHARD M. EASTMAN B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Dept. Chairman English ELLA S. DUTE B.A., M.A. Associate Professor English WX RENATE WOLF B.A., M.A., Ph.D., M.Ed. Associate Professor English w V ri r, E rl l il ,I e 5 l l i l l ,ei 9 ? V - CAROLYN E. BERRY A.B., M.A. Assistant Professor English JOHN CEROVSKI B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Assistant Professor 77 English MARTIN ZWART B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Professor German CHARLES C. HOWER BA., M.A., Ph.D. Professor Classics CLARENCE N. ROBERTS B.S., M.A., Ph.D. Professor History ROBERT SHOEMAKER B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Assoc. Professor History JANE ELDON BLANCHE HAWLAND B.A., M.A. B.A., M.A. Asst. Professor Instructor T. B. IRVING EVELYN IRVING B.A., Ph.D. B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Chairman of Dept. Professor Modern Foreign Languages I8 L CATHERINE KAY B.A., MA. Asst. Professor Mathematics f Q f fi 4. .u A Q. 3 i 5 s GORDON NIPP B.A., M.A. Instructor Mathematics MARY SEYBOLD B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Professor Mathematics RAYMOND POLIVKA B.A., M.S., Ph.D. Assoc. Professor Mathematics I9 PAUL ALLEN B.M., M.M. Dept. Chairman Music ROBERT STRUM B.Mus. Ed. Part-time Instructor Brass - BERNARD IZZO BM., M.M. Artist-in-Residence MUSIC GORDON FARNDELL Mus.B., Mus.M. Professor Music CLARENCE SHOEMAKER B.A., Part-time Instructor Band RUSSELL HANSON BS., Ph.D. Professor Biology WESLEY STIEG BA., M.S. Assistant Professor Biology MARIE TUCKER B.A., Ms., Ph.D. Professor Biology 21 Physics VERNE DIETRICH P Bs., Ms., Ph.D. P Professor y PAUL AIJIAN BA., BD., S.T.M., Php Dept. Chairman Philosophy PAUL SUTTON B.A., Ph.D. Dept. Chairman Physics GIL KRUEGER B.A., M.A. Professor, Coach Physical Education M. WILBERT BURGER BS., M.S. Assoc. Professor, Coach Physical Education BARBARA ROBY Instructor Physical Education FRANK TROSSEN JOHN MOLITOR B.A. B.S. Coach, Instructor Instructor Physical Education 23 is F 1 l l 1 1 I RALPH MCALISTER BS., M.A. Director of Athletics CLEO TANNER BS., M.A. Associate Professor Physical Educ-ation DARRELL LATHAM B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Associate Professor Psychology MARC KARSON B.A., M.A., Ph.D. 'Professor BARBARA DOTY B.A., Ph.D. Assistant Professor Psychology --.. RICHARD THURSTON B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Professor Sociology, Anthropology GLORIA VAN MANEN B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Assistant Professor Sociology, Anthropology EGGERT GIERE B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Dept. Chairman Political Science Political Science WU JACOB SACKMANN B.A., B.D., Ph.D. Dept. Chairman Religion WILLIAM NAUMANN B.A., M.A., B.D. Assistant Professor Religion DONALD SHANOWER A.B., Ph.D. Dept. Chairman Speech GLENN REDDICK BA MA. Ph.D. DIVISIOH Chairman Creative Arts RICHARD OBERMEYER B.S., M.A. Instructor Speech 1 1 5 TO I-IEE WE SING TK-UIQ PRAISE i, .M Teaching the Frosh fm : 2 26 ki fe at fly' W ei le MA Y Y A fe , tt Qui A 2 1 4 ' Q: ia 'rt ff . lm,-l.?Jx , aw. 9' fi, 4 f .4,.re,, . ,. ,M ....,. wh' If I say you can do it, you KNOW you canll' WW ! Show me a Slater meal that tastes good and I'll eat my beanie. for Bow, as the case may be.l S' We KNOW we can do 1t, Cause Al sa1d we couldf, ,ffl I , Q-:: nn Oh sHELL! It cracked! Q, fi? 'Wi Frosh g1rls nose thelr way through Green QL 4--by f'.4'E i Week. I dxdnt know you Well, we - HE could roll your own. thought we could the Proper Perspective l What's up Frosh? Why the Statue of Liberty bit? Where's the cross kids? Remember, this is a Christian college. Would you believe . brim .L K , K xwx- ,, of ff ,s if J X My autograph? Why I'd be delighted! Sold! To the lowest bidderf' The wet Frosh--getting wetter. saw asian We, the Upperclassmen, take pride in pre- senting the cream of the Freshman class. 'Tm gonna make the gir1's swim team even if I have to wallow in mudli' North Central is the school we love .. EEEEYUKV .....L-.---M HUMECUM N 196 AooRoNAT1o , V , .,, 5 I I . ml N xwwvwfw 1' Q ' XWWWW ly we , Fifa 3.2 y H' f s g f, I ,, ' ii xlgff ight' ? l f. ,Q f?'2v 2' ,,,. , i , -W A, N g W LWMZQLM--:I 1 . ivy ..,. as a r ' Nancy Mustard, freshman court attendant and Penny Puhl, sophomore court att usually pretty attraction at th game. endant, an un- e homecoming N.C.C. proudly pre- sents Queen Ca- mille during half- time at the home- coming game. Qu . Ps Queen is een IS crown e annouvced' d' AW l???'?f?5Wff x I l , V ' My 30.51. 5 Z 9 M, ,mg A 'f?z'3,ay 3 i A4 rs if , V 1- ,-.N,.f,, g - -V, Z 4 Z 522225-r-:2,f::Zt2-1gf' M, f ' si, ' ' ea. ,,. as - 1 ' -kg! ' vrwsggffm 5' 'V ' 4?-mfg! . bf sp. is ,, . , ,Q Karen Moss, junior court attendant , and Jeannine Johnson, senior court attendan t, prove that there's more to watch than football at the homecoming game. 'Q I if 1 I 'I l u if Z I BONFIRE ,yi f- , ,f W -Lf.- Q F 'Wx X f 1 ,f X, fy! ff' if 4 I Q5 ' fwfffflz fy PRDE, 'mh- The Senior Sweethearts, Barbara Lehr and Mary Lou Puttkowa throw out kisses fcandy ones, darn itll to the crowd. tendants. Rembrandt J a c k s o n creates another master- 4 piece. fs, ' . 14.3 3 ,H ' fa Jw? 1 Gif '31 ' a.-4, ,. -- vm ,, -, Seager Hall took first prize for dorm decorations with this little UD bit of creative genius. 5'-nr-7-7-t-L.1 , 3 5 l-iii HEMMSYKS CARB Now Slater knows what to do with their left-over napkins. fe The Queen's Float carrying the 1965 Homecoming Queen and her four at- Camille Conforti, Homecoming Queen, smiles as she passes in review. AND A QUEEN Carnzlle Conjortz Ieannine johnson Karen Moss Senior Court 3 1 5 Homecoming Queen 1965 Penny Puhl Junior Court .Q W7 N my 4.0.42 nu Nancy Alustard S0Ph0m01'e Court Freshman Court -qv?-,F Student Body President Peter Rickel ET. Dr. Daniel Posin CO VUCATIO ERIE Mark Gayn, The Toronto Star AL. Charles Siragusa Ill. Crime Commission X Nel Oosthout Diseuse 34 -ii' 7 an . ,-,lj 'SM 1 W NN3 itll, .'3a ,bx fi-99 .5 H of W , .. -. - A QE x ...f K .f- . g X SL i .3-c, 5 Q N SPECIAL EVENTS M A O it DANCERS Don Shirley National Band of New Zealand h givin Fjeldstad Conductor of Norwegian Festival Orchestra N'-5, Salzburg Marionette Theatre DE LOS Chet Huntley is via ff H dexed Marv mo Kent, h r te . M FOI' Sihat She made quafy F01-kner dome een Of 1966 IS Cr0Wned MARY FORKNER-WUS Queen 1966 mc. ,UU P2 the 1965 WUS DOHC. WUS 1 'A ,J H Sandy Cox Bert Khlern-1st runner-up Bert's talent for WUS was acrobatics and Jeannine Johnson I N stunts on the uneven bars. 1 i , u I i . 1 56? LM 5. 1? - 1 .6 .4. Cmdy , , f ' Judy Chisholm Aqlz Kennedy resenting like CC Theatre Guild in QcLife with Fatherw 2 J- ,yi X P , ew r , i ' 'W ' Q V aa ' X My l ' 3 ' f, gf? r 5, .5 , 9 Z: f A E gg 1 6 f ga V ' ,, 1 ,M sos? 1 ff 'D f ' ' -. 5 f -2 rv J X ' ' ' f M3 gf 1 ' 5 1 Kay I-Iunsinger and Ken Knoespel John Harris ,lohn Harris .. . . Father David Wade . Rev. Dr. Lloyd Kay Hunsinger .. Vinnie Barbara Bevin .... Margaret Ken Knoespel ..... Clarence Nancy Graham ...... Annie Larry Adkinson ....... John Nina Borens .... Delia Gene Thomas ...... Wfhitney Penny Parish . . . .... Nora Tim Peterson ....... Harlan Judy Freedlund ..... Maggie Sandy Schaefer . Cousin Cora Gene Nancy Arnould .. Dr Humphreys Ml1St3I'Cl Maisy' Skinner David Wade Charles Mann Dr. Somers Q, 2 5 2 Plays Directed BY Dr. Donald T. Shanower and hir. Richard Obermeyer Ken Knoespel and Nancy Mustard. Sandy SCl1216fC1' and Dennis Doverspike uTHE RED NHUf V Spring 1965 Paul Gutknecht and Jean Schoeller. I ,gf T ','-, if Paul Gutknecht . . Jean Schoeller .. Sandy Schaefer . Dennis Doverspike Harold Temple . . Bob Nelson .... Fred Knoehe . .. Nancy Henninger Keith Becker ........ La Verne Norman Doug Wilkie .... Gary Mattin .... Wayne Doverspike . . . . Capt. Hendrik ....... Gretchen Tina . . . . Gon Kid-der , . . . Kid Conner Willem . . . . Burgomaster ..........Juliana Govenor Madam de le Fleur Franz Joshua Pennyfeather . Town Grier Fred Knoche and Bob Nelson C H OR U S Sherry Henderson Priscilla Holcombe Joan Severance Kay Unke DAN CERS Sherrie Todd Ma1'y Senn Doreen Dunham Gwen Slater Donna Emberson Janet Matz Ginny Peld il WN ua, W. N23 4, X ., i lj u I ay-Fete Happiness is . . . 3 King Rex and Queen Jeannine as they intently watch the tradi- tional skits put on in their behalf. A scene from the awarding winning skit Cput on by last year's juniors who happen to be thix year's seniorsj depicting a satire on Snow White. Please note the dwarfs UD on the right. Commencement: 1965 Ira Giese gets crowned as King Rex. The traditional Senior march to freedom lead by the faculty and the president of the x hr 1' ' . ,,, 44 qv X Junior class. Judge Edith S. Sampson was the feature speaker at the 100th annual commence- ment. it r nada' ,., ,,. W ,AALW r - V f f : f Q fu H V fi X S 1 ', , Ky? Dr. and Mrs. E. E. Rall dedicate the New Dorm. 7 AND MOOOooooo. PIECES Say, does anyone have a good idea on how we can raise 35800.00 more to sf 1,-. -W, I W V J 1,53-V ,,,,f ff. Ni. as 0 ' V ff' .- ' .1 1 'J . W , help pay for this new basketball H0or??? ..,,N-M 1 -ffll ,V , xx -fl In lmfxl' X' K H., 3 ,, E ' 4 'BW U' -Lk wfwfmif FWS ' Q '7f.Q.z: THQ? 'S f fgljfftdm. .. , 4, Ways , fs f Jw if ,.,,, N74 Nw, gn- ' t ,ff This sure heats working for a living. 'M ,Q ' . . ' t W? 7' fn ff? ' f 2 fliil 42' I 2 i WARNING: Wednesday night biology tests may be hazardous to your health. Do you really like flowers ?', ig' , N A --if , ,,.wv '! ' But I AAI open-minded. Will the real dummy please stand up? But I have two meal tickl fm-X if .....,,,.-Y IL ZAP' You re germless! fv ff J 1 , .f X, ' ,S ZZZZZzzzzzzzzzzzz . May the Bird of Paradise . . . all over the rock. x l HI wonder if anyone saw me picket? Odashitlw in-G I' fs sf' .45- yi Would you believe Q 1' 131 an Pttttl Meanwhile, back at the youth center. . . . laying a finger aside of his nose And giving a nod. Up the chimney he rose if Let's see, where can we hide the hamster tonight?', f ' Mary had a little lamb Its fleece WUS white as snow. .2 H QW. we KY ea I If I had a hammer . . . Someday son this will all be yours Well . .. MAYBE? 1 YZ ia fi -'X ff' ,fm v up -w A 1 if 5 Z is MARINE OFFICER VIETNAM: PRO AND CON THE DYNAMIC DUO-Regular visitors in NCC Batrooms. Beethoven was lucky-HE NEVER HAD TO TEACH CREATIVE ARTS. I AND F-IZOMTK-IEEAQT AND FIZOMTI-IEWEQT STUDENT SENATE PETER RICKEL, President Q Wf,,,..,..,, fits 15 DEAN THCRSON, Faculty Advisor JUDY FREEDLUND, Secretary MARY LOU PUTTKOWA Women,s Rep. at Large f' KERMIT KOLSTAD CHUCK NEUENSCHWANDER Men,s Rep. at Large Trafiic Commissioner K 5 Af 1 .- f W 1' - TJ., :V wtf gnzzl-:rg ,V gffyligg 'TG' ' ' Q- fifffjfx 3.1913-A W RICHARD MILLS, Student Publications Board, KEN KOTIZA, CAROL SYDOW and RANDY CUE, Junior C.U.B.g JEANNINE JOHNSON, Senior Class Women's Rep. Class Representatives. DON BASTIAN, Election Commissioner. JILL SMEJA and DON CLASSEY, Sophomore Class Representa- NANCY GROTJAHN and EDWARD JACK- tiVCS. SON, Freshman Class Representatives. CUAB STANDING CL-RJ: Dave Stuart, Tom Eimmerman, Tim Taylor. SITTING CL-Rl: Sheila Seefeldt, Carol Westergard, Mrs. Bales, Dean Thorson, Carl Schaefer, Mrs. Mechtle, Sandy Cox, Karen Kleppner. The Campus Union Activities Board is a new group on campus which was formed by a merger between the College Activities Board and the College Union Board. The new Programming Board will be responsible for the entire social rec- reational, and cultural activities of the student body in addition to other organiza- tional activities. The expanded responsibilities will include such activities as the opera series, theatre trips, films, etc., which up to this time have been handled by the College Activities Board. Executive Committee The Executive Committee of CUAB deals with functions to be included on the Master Calendar. It can also approve all dates not originally includ- ed on the Master Calendar by the deadline date. In addition to the Calendar, the Committee will have a limited budget which it may allocate, upon petition, to organizations sponsoring new activi- ties not included in the original budget allocated to the organizations. ,ge I, 54 Student Development . ,-.f.,, 2 i 1 , rj' at g. , gf ' X i ' gl lid' if-D ,1 . 7 . Q f 4 : 5 ' M .M 2 I ' 5 2 ' , - X r ' ' . ,. ' 5 5 f , -P if M ' 52 ti ff? P ,,e f ,.., P 4 xeXe-2 V - l amish if , 2 -, r 1 V q l P ii l , it X l - it W M - r ,.,, ,,,,t, .,t, , i ,,- A , , , , 5 .-1 - ,,,, ..,N,s,,,:,z9p ! -x i 3 I 0 f . CL-RJ: Dave Stuart, Jeanette Miller, Ann Classen, Corrine Corbin, Pete Rickel, Ron Keller, Ken Kotiza, Sue Heinhorst, Linda Leuptow, Chris Sheaffer, John Sheaffer. The purpose of the Student Development Committee is to increase the under- standing on the part of students of the aims and role of non-tax supported higher education in general and North Central in particular. The committee helps the college obtain outstanding students by making individual contacts of prospective freshmen, helps create a better understanding of NC within the student body and with all the publics of the college, and co-ordinates the participation of the senior class in the alumni fund. Publications Board The Publications Board, made up of edit- ors of student publications and faculty, determines and carries out the policies for campus publications. Members are: Prof. Peterson, Dr. Eastman, Dick Mills, Dr. Rife, Ken Lightell, Eric Haerting, and Dr. Wolf. l 55 W KROEHLER SOUTH OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Bill Riser, treasurer, Dave Peterson, presi- dent: Steve Henderson, vice-president. INTER-DORM COUNCIL FRONT ROW CL-RJ: Dennis Williams, Karla Knautz, Mary Forkner, Penny Parish, Carol Leigh, Cherie Zimmer- schied. SECOND ROW: Rodney Mack, Marge Bubla, Mary Ellen Pletcher, Judy Brown, Jan Schmitt, Ann Mor- lan. THIRD ROW: Jim Ferdinant, Brian Kundinger, Chuck Ziller, John Hancock, George Pierce. FOURTH ROW: Ken Stacey, Cory McLaughlin, Rich Jackson, Rich Oman. RALL OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Carol Sydow, treasurer, Corrine Corbin, recording secretary, Sheila Petersen, corresponding secretary 3 Judy Kennedy, vice-presi- dentg Jeanette Miller, president. KROEHLER SOUTH COUNSELORS Fred Coffey, Pat Collier, Bill Soper, Rich Ploch. LEFT TO RIGHT: John Sheaffer, Dave Peterson, SEAGER OFFICERS FRONT ROW CL-RJ: Charles Wendt, Terry Downs, Ira Ciese. BACK ROW.' Don Pratt, Bill Martin, Dennis Risany, Bill Ucherek, john Hancock CI doubt itll. KROEHLER NORTH OFFICERS AND COUNSELORS GEICER OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Brian Kundinger, presidentg Rich Oman, secretaryg Tom Kleing vice-presidentg Gary Zeiglerg treasurer. KW FRONT ROW CL-RJ: Judy Brown, presidentg Pam Corsuch, treasurer: Madeline Snelling, vice-president: Cindy Hartley, secretary. SECOND ROW: Laurie Bishop, Sue Heinhorst, Penny Puhl, Paula Knautz, Marcia Miller, Nancy Zeumer. BACK ROW: Alice Beetz, Lois Frahm, Sheila See- feldt, Pam Klass. Resident Counselors: Sheila Seefeldt and Nancy Zeurner. -Z anti? SITTING CL-RJ Arlene Staffeldt, Historiang Dr. Ira Giese, Presidentg Paul Freedlund, Phil Eiching, Tucker, Advisor. STANDING Dr. Keck, Advisorg Jack Hubbard. Wesley Steig, Advisorg Dick Janzaruk, Ron Shaw, The Gamma Nu chapter of Beta Beta Beta is an honorary biological fraternity. Its purpose is to stimulate sound scholarship, to promote the dissemination of scientific truth, and to encourage investigation in the life sciences. PI GANHAA TWU BETA BETA BETA QL-Rl Dr. Constantine, Dave Catlin, Dr. Karson, Tom Marean, Janis Harkness, Barry Bryan, Tom Eimermann, Dr. Shoemaker, Charles Litweiler, David Harr, Dr. Thurston, Dr. Giere, Dr. Heckman. Pi Gamma Mu is a national social science honorary society. Members are chosen from juniors and seniors who have high general scholarship in addition to having performed well in the social sciences. SIGMA ALPHA IOTA Sigma Alpha Iota is an international professional fraternity for women in the field of music. It seeks to raise the standard of productive musical work among the women students of college, further the development of music in America, and pro- mote a stronger bond of international musical understanding. President: Camile Conforti. Advisor: Mrs. Maria H. Schap. The purpose of Phi Alpha Sigma is to recognize and encourage excellence of scholarship among North Central freshmen men and women. President: Jack Parker. Advisor: Mrs. Piech and Mrs. Sutton. 59 PHI ALPHA SIGMA WHC'S WHO This is a nationwide organiza- tion giving recognition to students who have contributed significant- ly to their campus community while maintaining a high level of scholastic achievement. QL-Rl: Jack Hubbard, Ron Keller, Dave Harr, Ron Shaw, Kent Schneider, Jan Van Den Berg, Dave Catlin, Carol Campanella, Carol Rinehart, Chris Sheaffer, Jeanette Miller, Ira Ciese, Dave Heitke, Al George, Bob Nelson. CL-Rl: Sharon Reecher, president: Kay Unke, vice-president, Nancy Bridgeman, secretary, Dorcas Freshley, treasurer, Dorothy Mietke, Advisor. claire? 60 MENC The purpose of the Music Ed- ucators' National Conference is to stimulate the studentls interest in music education and to offer op- portunity for professional growth. The group is open to all music students and is strongly recom- mended for those in music ed- ucation. fL-Rlg Mike Wehrli, Ann Miller, Kathie Reed, Dr. Eastman. WRITERS' CLUB The purpose of this club is to encourage the original writing of fiction, poetry, drama, and essay. Its meetings usually center on the reading aloud of original works and on constructive discussion. CARDINAL The Cardinal is the campus literary magazine, issued twice a year. All members of the student body are eligible to contribute. Prizes are awarded for the best fiction and the best poetry pub- lished during the year. SEATED CL-RJ: Carol Campanella, Terry Schenk, Dr. Eastman, Jane Owen. STANDING: Terry Heller, Dick Mills, Kathie Reed, Joe Agne. 61 vwoffn' 4 ,... mf. V ,4GT,A.,.gL FRONT ROW CL-RD: Eric Haerting, Gil Neumann, Dr. Giere, Ed Jackson, Dennis Risany. BACK ROW: Jill Smeja, Karen Kleppner, Sharon Grenz, Judith Bach- Hlaflfl. EDUCATION CLUB The purpose of the Education Club is to l. create interest in teaching as a profession, 2. dis- cuss current problems related to classroom teaching, and 3. meet those people who can relate classroom experiences. The of- Hcers are: President, Judi Bach- man, Vice-President, Sheila See- feldtg Secretary, Pam Dover- spike, and Advisor, Dr. Constan- tine. FRONT ROW CL-RD: Karen Bahm, Dr. Roberts, Barry Bryan, Emily Goodrich, BACK ROW: Ron Koelling, Tom Graham, Phil Jamison, Dick Durand, Bruce Kampert. YOUNG REPUBLICANS The Young Republicans is designed to en- lighten the students about the world and its politics. Education and entertainment are pre- sented as both the Conservative and Liberal views are heard. Club members participated in the Illinois and Midwest Young Republican Conventions. The officers are: President, Eric I-Iaertingg Vice-President, Gil Neumann, Sec- retary, Jan Nounnang Treasurer, Penny Puhlg and Advisor, Dr. E. W. Giere. Dr. Constantine, Sheila Seefeldt, Pamela Doverspike, Judith Bachmann. HISTORY CLUB The History Club sponsors activities that continue the teaching of History outside the classroom, builds interest in the founding of North Central, and leads excursions to libraries, museums, and historical shrines. The officers are, President, Barry Bryan, Vice-President, Gil Neumann, Secretary, Karen Bahm, and Advisor, Dr. C. N. Robert. VARSITY CLUB The purpose of the Varsity Club is to in- terest good athletes in coming to North Cen- tral and in general to keep athletics on a high plane. Membership is limited to those who have earned a major letter in a major sport. The oihcers are: President, William Peterson, Vice-President, Pete Jonsson, Treasurer, Dick Janzerukg Secretary, Ed Tallachg Sergeant-at-Arms, Dave Hendrix, and Advisors, Mr. Peterson and Mr. Krueger. FRONT ROW QL-Rl: Fred Coffey, Bill Feind, Pete Jonsson, Ron Goodin, Dave Hendrix, Ed Tallach. BACK ROW.' Dick Janzaruk, Willie Hoover, Bill Peterson, Stan Grushka. --.. FRONT ROW CL-RQ: Shirley Copeland, Louise Ahrens. BACK ROW: Marsha Norris, Mary Burnham. C.A.L.S. G.A.L.S., formerly called the 4'Damsels, is a reorganized club this year. Its purpose is to enrich the fellowship of all NCC women by providing opportunities for participation in all areas of campus life, It sponsors a tea for freshmen women, the Sadie Hawkins Dance, and a Heart-Sis Week. The ofhcers are: President, Mary Burnham, Vice-President, Marsha Norris, Secretary, Louise Ahrensg Treasurer, Shir- ley Copeland, and Advisors, Mrs. Marian Chase and Mrs. George St. Angelo. FRONT ROW CL-RD: Ruth DeVeny, Sandy Schroeder, Bert Klehm. MIDDLE ROW: Mrs. Roby, Dee Denny, Sherry Finzer, Sharon Deibner. BACK ROW: Pat Dalman, Gail Shaffer, Peggy Marquarclt. W.R.A. The purpose of W.R.A. is to promote physical efficiency, to stimulate an interest in athletic accomplishment, to create a spirit of good sportsmanship, and to co- operate with other campus organizations in promoting and maintaining the highest standards of college life. The ofHcers are: President, Ruth DeVeny5 Vice-President, Louise Ahrens, Secretary, Sandy Schroeder, Treasurer, and Advisor, Mrs. Roby. iz! M f,,,,l,l.l .x,. I I l..l.1. ,Q A 1,1 Xt., .. , A , K. fu . , K I ' . 52,5 7 I' ,,,..,.,--1 MU Sllutllil' vs-.1-0-in-4.1 -.wk -an at CL-Rl: John Harris, Gene Arnold, Gary Johnson, John Bauernfeind, Jeff Kehoe, Liz Stacy. WNOG WNOG is a student oriented campus limited station which functions as a co curricular activ ity of the Speech Department The promotion of all phases of radio worl. is the primary purpose of the station THEATRE GUILD This organization is coniposecl of everyone who has had anything to do with the Theatre Guild productions at North Central, on the stage and behind the scenes. SEATED: Jan Van Den Berg, Dave Heitke. STANDING: Wesley Gor- bin, Tom Johnson, Don Zaininger, Dr. Reddick. 3 E ' i PI KAPPA DELTA A national collegiate speech honorary society, Pi Kappa Delta is represented by students who have participated in intercollegiate debate and public speaking events. The purpose of the or- ganization is to stimulate and develop the stu- dent,s ability in oratory and debate. SEAGER ASSOC. Seager Association, which celebrated its 50th year this year, invites all students who are preparing for or have a Genuine interest in church vocations D to 'oin. Promotinv cam us-wide fellowshi stud J 0 P P: Y: service, and deepening devotion are the goals of the association. Kent Schneider is the president of the group. M SEATED QL-RJ Terre Schott, Chuck Wendt, Joy Staller, Kent Schnei- der, STANDING Arlene Batty, Dave Knapp, Rich Lochner, Jim White, Tom Babler, Gary Lueck, Dr. Sackmann, Donna Allison, Pam Dover- spike. CCC is a community of students who seek to express their Christian commitment through a fellowship on the campus bearing many of the characteristics of their church at home. Campus Church Community seeks to offer dyna- mic experiences of worship, opportunities for Christian service, a deeper understanding of the Christian faith, training for churchmanship, and experiences of Christian fellowship. The officers and Co-chairmen of the program councils are as follows: Chairman, Bill Scholerg vice-chair- man, Carol Rinehart, secretary, Barb Reynolds, treasurer, Bob Payne, Christian Education, Mary Williams and Bill Soperg Christian Ventures, Stuart Allen and Jim Whiteg Evangelism, Cory McLaughlin and John Sheaffer, Fellow- ship, Gary Ziegler and Ron Shawg Stewardship, Alice Beetz and Dave Catling W'orship, Chris Sheaffer and Phil Eichling. C.C.C. F ,,. ..,..,. ,. , ., ,, 4 K CL-RJ Marje Williams, Carol Rinehart, Phil Eichling, Judy Brown, Gary Ziegler, Bill Scholer, Bill Soper, John Sheaffer, Rev. St. Angelo, Alice Beetz, Jim White, Stuart Allen, Joe Agne. CCNCERT BAND Concert hand functions throughout the year as a concert organization, and appears at the football games to lend color and musical entertainment although it does not perform as a marching band. Any student may audition for this organiza- tion regardless of major. President: Stanley Harr. BACK ROW: QL-RD Sherlyn Todd, Keith Becker, Sherry Henderson, Robert Stevens, Jean Schoeller, Dan Berger and Paul Frey, SEATED: Stanley Harr, Laurene Bishop, Dorcas Freshley, Paul Gutknecht and Kay Unke. 66 MADRIGAL SINGERS The Madrigal Singers are a small group of highly selected singers who present programs of madrigals, gle- canzonets, and other songs, dressed in 16th century English costtunes made especially for them. CONCERT CHOIR Concert choir is open to all students, regardless of ma- jor but selection is by audition held at the beginning of each semester. All members of concert choir are required to sing in the Oratorio choir. Credit toward a college de- gree is given for this organization. This year the choir made their extended tour through New York Pennsyl vania, Ohio, Ontario, Michigan, and Indiana They spent seventeen days of the January interum touring in a bis stopping for their concerts at various schools and churches Their repertoire included both sacred music and secular X 'AQZQAQ 67 Professor Paul Warren Allen Conductor, Concert Choir Serving as assistant editor and associate editor, respec- tively, Gene Arnould and Craig Evans have played a major part in producing a newspaper each week. Al- though only a freshman, Gene has been very active on the staff. Craig has been respon- sible for the information and insight on the N.C.C. sport- ing world. 2 or-1Ro ICLE Things seem to be looking up for Dick Mills during his second year as editor-in- chief of the college Chronicle. Many are amazed that he can turn out a dilferent and complete newspaper every week. If they realized the amount of time he spends on the Chronicle, they might understand. . I f Mfg, tr 4' frffv f Rarely is thereian event on campus which Stu Allen does not attend-with his camera. A y His pictures have been a tremendous asset to the Chronicle. ...Y-f' Every newspaper needs reporters and typists. The Chronicle is no ex- ception. People who served in these positions include: Linda Morstadt, Marilyn Holinger, Mary Limberg, Elaine Rahn, Sheryl Hammer, and Pam Meglin. yu . in , y Q 555 lf T5 W 1-fx Two invaluable members of the Chronicle staff, Karen Bahm and Terry Schenk both have worked on the Chronicle for four years. Karen has served as editors' assistant for the past three years. Terry, who served as assistant editor last year, is now the secretary of the Chronicle. Both are diligent workers, and their absence will be felt next year. Q M one year recorded in pictures Spectrum Editor Kenneth Lightell Qincidently-the pic- ture he's holding is of the 1965 golf team D . The girl with a drawer-full of Ass't. Editor Chris Sheafler. ideas, Yearbook photographer Donald Horn, who was al- ways hanging around the campus waiting for a good picture. CTaken with a Honeywell Pentax Hla-, U60 sec. Tri X Pan film, ASA 12005. f I' 'CQ I ,N 4 0 mf 1, M , f ,-M, M'-W X 2 f V' , , 7. 3 1 f With her usual 'LBIGH smile-it's super-skier Wendy CSch1nedlapj Schmidt. Tl-IE STAFF Campus Life Editor, chauHier, chief bottlewasher, recep- tionist, slave driver, assistant photographer, janitor and Carol Westergard-She never laid down on the job! advisor to the boys in the of'Hce, Jan Paver. EDITCR ' ' ' ' Kenneth Lightell ASS,T EDITOR ...... . . Christena Sheaffer PI-IOTOGRAPHER . . . .... Donald Horn ARTIST ............. . . . R. Gordon Wise SECTION EDITORS ........ Jan Payer Louraine Eckert Mary Streid Wendy Schmidt Carol Westergard Karen Hussak AD MANAGER . . . ...... Robert Becker ADVISOR ...... . . Dr. Renate Wolf Eager uvolunteersw Karen Hussak and Mary Streid. lt...-,fx ,N nn! ' . Zx.,----'f J-af' .E 'liidifg'-7?:as- Rails-'f ,f Y I 1 1 r J ol '51 ng ' f aw 5 'vf 1 24' X ,ff YOU HEAR OUIZJ VOICES RAISE FOCTBALL '6 OPPONENT NCC Olivet O 35 Carroll 3 19 Ill. Wesleyan 21 7 Anderson 19 20 Augustana 33 20 Carthage 14 7 Millikin 0 21 North Park 0 48 C.C.I.: Third Place 1965 CCI All-Star Football players from North Central College: Wally Zook Dick Janzaruk Richard Morris Pat Collier Fred Coffey lim. FRONT ROW QL to Rl: Dennis Sargent, Luther Selbo, Mike Wehrli, Tom Schultz, Ron Goodin, John Billing, Don Goodin, Steve Bergstrom, Bill Feind, Barry Doyle. SECOND ROW: Torn Carlson, Richard Nickel, Dave Jackson, Dennis Willson, Jim Miller, Pat Collier, 'lv f ., ' M 'Kvwww---m.,u,, 'A' mmf ' ' Nh. A .f W, w.40.M..,,, f- 5 -M .MMM 'QP'- .,.,m:i-f'a fr t.. ,i'?:fvl'n:4-,vxx 3 tw. .cap -- ' ,fggviw-tv P' Quarterback Lute Selbo prepares to pass for another NCC touchdown. Coach McAlister contem- plates his next maneuver. wi Bill Robinson, Dave Hendrix, Jim Ferdinandt, Mike Rumple. THIRD BACK ROW: Coach Ralph McAlister, Randy Manion, Roger Rollins, ROW: Assistant Coach Frank Trossen, Dan Bertram, Stan Gruszka, Mike Martin, Dick Janzaruk, Bob Corra, Fred Coffey, Harold Collier, Bruce Carlson, John Geyer, Don Moravec, Robert Stebbings, Andy Bruce Fulton, Cory McLaughlin, Peter Travis, Assistant Coach Gil Stepelton, Wally Zook, Peter Waddell, Jim Zilligen, Mark Krueger. Krueger, Equipment Manager Stanley Bomberger. 75 W Y Y V- Y, V V W ,g.....,,............, .ar ---T Y, ,Y fr ,.,-Y,-,- af- ---QM--.g----- - - 1 Un Qlfense -V1 1 . : , . 4 . ' i -ggi -4 , ,A w K, ua Q , ' X it it A X . 5133? -- fi-4'1u'? 5 - ae af, -, '- maj 1 ,ag 5?3 When in doubt-RUN! 'gThay-Let's be fwiendsf, B-1 . il! 1 1-f-1-s--A I ea 3 ' f fNf 'lf 4, ' 1 3 . .3 if .D we -122' It takes three men to pull ' Bruce Fulton down as he carries the ball for another NCC gain. 4 n ti, if , ,Q .,,.v 'g:5mt'd'f 5 E I X sf' ez 1 3:22. . A-.g ga., :jg v if-5.f53fi4Qi The offense digs in as Quarterback Mike Wehrli barks out the signals. NCC bites the dust as Big Mike Martin yells encouraging words. 1' John Billing tries to turn the corner while Roger Rollins hustles to catch up. 'iii' . '. A as , . Q I r yi, in U g 2 u 4 , ji x -in fuk r H ' na. YN . ,x P: . 4 1 . ' . 4 tif' , ' y - fu' ,Q :Q t is 4 sei. ,gk K, S ,4,:...VgX,m in ' gig!! 0 g Qi: sr ri . , ,. if . vt . x rig, x Q, g g V ,K M ., few . 3, H VN 2 , 1 ,,. , X ,.,y..AQv,5 it . :ggi V 'L , ,J A i. '9'i-W J - , rv gififigqg 7' - 1 H. '51 ' V- ' 4-:ish X1 And Defense Q Ron Goodin and other defensive players block a punt. Dave c'PuH'-Puff Hendrix and Don Goodin go in for the Kill. Cory McLaughlin evades blockers to get his manf' , l w we ' ' - y 5 l ff? 4 1 . .. s . ' 'i I ' J-1 .131 V , 'K - Q. ' , un- . K- V-N - , ,- 1 - '. u 5 4 . , ' ry ' M5511 ' -3, fr.. f fix, :.,KF' b 123, WW, y I 76, 1 . c . . gb 1, f k ..-- au- , .sq wt ge, ,V , -g e ' . ,,.,.,.,.w-' Z' ,' y ,:f ,.....- :- LIZ - vjw, 3 . ' VZ! .vw K' N ' 'A' I .i 1- .imwf'sl m , 1 , ll- +52 E' I ...H with Il, 1 5 X 1 l : -wp 3 A 51 if ,ft 1:-A WE if 4,51 Q mv ' vi? , 'M E ' ' ' -. : fn: fav ' -W :em -- ,- I! 1' . ':Z,f,Qg.I.,,1txf,:u3- vs ' 1, ' 'V ' ,ff .,,4i,4M,-?lfgv:,.W--1 ,fmt , ,nf-f'h79.s,,f.g . uv!-,5h,, 2 . '- 'f . ,Z .4 WHMV .wya s2..,'??f-if . , f f 4, Wm ,V mwwam -W X 4 yd I All-Conference End Dick Janzaruk snags one of 23 completed passes thrown to him. Walter Zook, co-captain and all-conference tackle, at- tempts to block a punt. CARD Were Toughest 'CMAC7' Sums Up Season In looking back at out 1965 Football Season I can see many high spots and several low spots. We had a very good football team. There were two factors which plagued us throughout the season. First of all, we could not seem to hang onto the ball. In one stretch of four games, of which we lost 3, North Central gave up the football to the oppo- sition 19 times by either fumble or interception. Of these, six times were within our own 25-yard line. I must attri- bute our three losses to this factor because in each game we had at least 125 yards total offense more than our opposition. In one game, Augustana, we gained 326 yards to Augustana's 152 and were beaten 33 to 20. In this game, we fumbled four times and had two interceptions. The fumbles occurred on our 7, our 12 and our 30 and one interception was made on our 28-yard line. All led directly to Augustana touchdowns. We were a comparatively young football team this year in that we had only one Junior back and the rest were Sophomores and Freshmen. That lack of experience may have been part of our ball handling problem. The second factor which hurt us all season was injuries. By the end of the season we had 11 members of the team out for the year with injuries. When you figure that we started with 45 men, this is approximately 25? of our boys on the sidelines. In spite of these two factors, we were the number one team in the conference in total offense and the number one team in total defense. Our defensive team also ranked 9th in the nation CNAIAQ with an average of only 147.6 yards per game gained against them. In looking to next season, I believe we have the nucleus of a very fine football team with 24 returning lettermen. We must come up with replacements for graduating sen- iors, specifically at the tackles and our defensive secondary. Coach McAlister takes the traditional bath,' after an NCC Homecoming victory. All in all, Next year looks like a great one for NCC foot- ball. up iw? M.. ,wap riff! 1 I' ll 1 1' 1? 3 r I! nv H1 Il W I' I F! ii li rl ? 'wwf W WI gn IS' 1 ttf lie 2 W W if :az nz 9 1 film MP8 w M... :SA M .4-2 1 W, fi Q 4, -4:-I ff nmtm 'ai SJ . 2 vi f Q 7 MIB 2 ' 4', ' ' , . -- A- ' CROSS COUNTRY OPPONENT N C C U. of Wis. CMil.j 31 24 Elmhurst 40 16 Carroll 36 20 Wright jr. 34 22 Wheaton 20 36 Carthage 32 23 C.C.I.: First Place Coach Storrner-Dressed for a WIN ter. . ..,.,.-.-manual E 2 S 'axv , I CCI CHAMPS-FRONT ROW CL-Rb: Eric Thorton, Jim Barber, Robert Lewis. BACK ROW: Coach jerry Stormer, Tony Kaleth, Merrill Litchfield, Peter Jonsson. 80 1965 TEAM BEST YET AS RUNNERS WIN FOURTH C.C.I. CRGWN Consistent Tony Kaleth Captain Merrill Litchfield Record Breaker Jim Barber Speedy Pete Jonsson 81 fn I vi ,Eiga 'l FRONT ROW CL Rl Mlke Harrrson Larry Parks Steve Ha1r Rrchard Howard, Paul Mitchell Dave Klussendorf Larry Gard SECOND ROW Rlck Shaffer manager Rxch Smlth Jack ner Dxck Hobbs, Dave Murphy Rlch Schaeffer Bob Mrlam McPherson Jrm Holland W1ll1e Hoover Bill Edson erry ASSISIHHI Coach Jack Stickel and Coach W E lBudj Burger SEASON RESULTS OPPONENT Augustana Carroll U of I CChi.j Aurora Elmhurst Upper Iowa Millikin North Park Carthage Wheaton Ill. Wesleyan U of I CChij George Williams North Park Elmhurst Carroll Augustana Carthage Ill. Wesleyan Wheaton Loyola Millikin -6. .:M--w- A--.-Y -, H- - ,, - ff J fi-W 46. A 4 X' ... NM A 4 3,4 4 3 xx .wu- Y J gif f Ha., -ZZ' F -1 ,1 fn ..-f' ,-4... 'Vw -.wif N S ,.Z,,. xx - - A XS.. x ,,--ff' v--.. ,,. X -,Mfg ig' 7 iz- an-L, fy xxx gl c R, if f 8 My , A- g 1 M-4 mn. x Fung. 1 Q The 'if-.Qixl A ,ii-JI Ag. WIMMING LIL LEE! Umm E we Hmm rn mm, lf 'C UE5 stat WW 1015 S Eli LESE-f' EBHEEE, FRONT ROW QL-Rl: Ken Lightell, Jim Saloga, Jim Manager Tom Johnson, John Tallitsch, Lance Thompson, Johnson, Bill Soper, Steve Henderson, Mark Michelson, Tom Mastny, Greg Schmidt, Ric Darlington, Manager Eric Thornton. BACK ROW: Head coach John Molitor, Terry Horne. W . OPPONENT Wilson C. Bowling Green Loyola Hamline Macalester North Park Detroit Tech Oshkosh Augustana West. Michigan Albion Ill. Wesleyan Ill. State The key to any great team-Ass't. coach Frank Trossen and Head coach John Molitor. 86 jr' SEASON RESULTS NCC 55 29 21 50 25 58 66 45 58 15 42 77 58 Captain Ken Lightell looking bored as he exe cutes one of his many difficult dives. noun stain! ,..,:.v-J s 1 Q A ., - ' U : , ,, 3 ' . . ...g n 0. ,Luk Qs- N ,Q ,. ' .W , , , - . U, 8 M. X ff,,gg,,.. , 1.5 .. ,.,. h , .V 'P N - - 1' . vw ,, . ..r-gf, r.,aE,wg. , , ,A 6 ,MQ A , nooano-n-quo-o goo-0-Q can - ,- , - - -- Q w- . - 1 ' 1 . . G -, X , , -f: '?. AE'-3-' .. A Y ! 1' S TART M 4 Bill Soper jiri 'A 135321 In., Mark Michelson , Steve Henderson Tom Mastny Greg Schmidt John Tallitsch . fig, Ric Darlington Y f 'R K ,SW X ' , ., X- N X S Q ,, N - 'V , , , ego-2,2 fggm,,,.vAx 2 j 4 V Q 5 Q Q 3 9 A , if gh' fi 9, x kt Aggie. fn . '- J, X ' aa! -'ll M QV -iv W Akyqx' l' QQ, Jim Saloga ' , l,'E5, .wil 'x t as , 'K ,Af ' ,Q . nf' . . EQUAL 17th C.c.1 CHAMPIQNSHIP 2 A A A an G Q .VW 'Z u,,rz,h. 0 . , P as fgffaf 89 RE TLI FRONT ROW QL-Rl: Harold Collier, Keith Strauss, Martin Grunzke, Bill Robinson, Wallace Zook, Don Moravec, Jay Slagle, Middlewood, Loren Kittel, Dean Fauber, Ecl Jackson, Paul Will Grimes, Tom Peterson. Kurth. BACK ROW.' Coach John Novak, Russel Pitch, Jim SEASON RESULTS OPPONENT NCC Elmhurst 38 Macalester 17 l Hamline 43 U of I CChi.j 19 Lewis 21 North Park 19 MacMurray 3 NCC Invitational lst Co-captains Keith Strauss fabovel an Loren Kittel. '-5, CC READY RE TLE! 79 .A , J . ,1,5,:. 'Z w .qv M,,,,.,,..Q-an -wild WN ' Y 'l' -gl :,.ff,:'c.v,,,.4Qmg-,-:, L, 7 .nf ff ' ff f , f A , ' 7 f 4 -K f ifffrwx ww.. vnfkf w '1. . -.X HRescue Mew 4-.NN . X ...w CC ' 7 Twlst and Shout 7 1 I evil' CC 77 It Hurts Me Too A R CC 7 77 It s Gonna Take a Miracle ini .f !- CCOVC-zr and Over f, ff CC 77 Eve of Destruction mibxvkixo CC Hang on Sloopyn 'aff M--aug 9 'R CCWC Can 'W' Work It Qutn i,. V ,J Z hmwtqdv V .,-,,,.,..-- -'f M XX SX INDQOR TRACK AND FIELD -'-1 --.W lg, Q ... A Th if Af' H-,- ,ww ,N 9, 'ANAW-Q M-nv -,..,,,.-- A-,fl ,,.4-f0 4- Y,,..n-..o ' ,..,- -- ...-- ' :1-1 1:.,.f:- -game.. ,e .... SPRI C196 . MEN'S L to R: Bill Ucherek, Ken Kotiza, Terry Downs, Don Dexheimer, Steve Barnes, TENNIS Steve Beese, John Stefek. OPPONENT Ill. State North Park DePaul Bradley Wheaton Ill. Wesleyan V NC OPPONENT 6 3 Carthage 4 5 Aurora 8 1 Carroll 8 1 Millikin 8 1 Augustana 5 4- MacMurray C.C.I.: Fifth Place WCMEN'S TENNIS L to R: Coach Tanner, Judy Kostal, Sue Trapp Betty Veenhoven, Mary Williams, Ruth DeVeny l EBALL S 412. ,I YZ! FRONT ROW QL to Rl: Bill Peterson, Kendall Lewis, Gary Jim Schields, O'dell McFarland, Bert Thompson, Cory McLaughlin, Haag, Chuck Wagner, Ron Koelling, Pat Aiken, Bob Corra, Paul Torn Mastny, Paul Mitchell, Mike Werhli, Jim Holland, Denny Keaster, Randy Cue. BACK ROW: Head Coach W. E. Burger, Holsinger, Bruce Carlson, Ass't. Coach Eural McLaughlin. OPPONENT V NC C Carroll 4 5 0 Season: 1-12 Wheaton 6 1 C.C..I.: 2-10, seventh Augustana 2 1 1 Millikin 6 2 5 Carthage 6 O O Ill. Wesleyan 2 3 0 Wheaton 8 l North Park 4 1 2 97 CHEERLEADER The Spirit Gf ,, .c. . , N Carol Sydow reflects on the games played this year Front to Back: Sheryl Hurban, Sylvia Nietz, Ann Classey, Sue Anderson, Carol Sydow, Carol Campanella. y y . . . and one and two and Kick . . . Here's a new judo trick Mrs. Roby taught me. 98 iT 14 z if 1 it my G0 CARDS GO CARD 2 if Wi Wm-Q 'P' vm QWIQLN 'www f si M-wk-1' ,Q 9. i. if 4 lx r ilfllglj www ,rj P-za il G wma if M' 'X .g..:fw:s ' ,, . gn: '- -,M ,gffrv , - ,. .--' 1-. , ,.f'-., ...V , , , . .mY1 7, - , -.,,,'N.L:,,g,?.,,. .ff - .. A1,,g,,s,,'g...., ,,,,:, - . V, W - M, ,. T3 69,5 1,174 , 5, . . I ..- Umm ' , rv A s, C- wt . A at -.-, Lt HAIL HAIL NOEII-I CENTRAL HAIL OUIZALMA MATEQTIQUE ,,. 5652+ i - 4 Seniors: Class of 1966 :,, at X ffl I I 1 se i in .. V ...,. A fd' Aww P .e ffl 9 'gf Q i 5' A s W N 31 ,fig , ,af , f ,v I P. be .C sf 3, if is Mfg? ff 45552 I slxggjix Q 1 . M- i 'WE I TY' Sl i f -L 5 ,num my AA.. 1 A AA ii i The Senior class oflicers, are from left to right: Paul tary, Louise Ahrens, Treasurer, Ronald Shaw Pres Gutknecht, Men's Representative, Jeannine John- ident,Terry Aasen, Vice-President. son, Woman's Representative, Karen Bahm, Secre- The students whose pictures you see on the next few pages, have been around North Central for four years-give or take one or two. W' hen we arrived at NCC there was a strange sense that history would stop, or at least not involve us, until June, 1966. However, history has gone on and somehow we have experienced, ob- served, and have been actively involved in it. In our four years we have witnessed the deaths of John F. Kennedy, Jawaharlal Nehru, Adlai Stevenson, Paul Tillich, Dag Hammarskjold, Pope John XXIII, Dr. Schellhase, Mr. Belding, Mrs. Liuzzo, and Kaufman Hall. We have also seen the rise and fall of Barry Goldwater, Ford's comeback with the Mustang, war in Viet- nam, the demise of Krushchev, Luciis engagement, a friend's marriage, and Mrs. Eigenbrodt's departure from NCC. We were ready for the arrival of the topless bathing suit, Batman, the Civil Rights Bill, the trip to Selma, the Cuban Crisis, Medicare, the Emergence of new nations, increased interest in humanity, and the birth of Rall Hall. North Central would not let us float around waiting for that magic date-June, 1966. Instead the college has constantly encouraged us to grasp life seriously, to live intentionally as those people who will be shaping history, and to feel a need to respond to the wants of the world. For this we are thankful. Joe Agne 102 TERRY AASEN, Bensenville, Ill. History and Political Science Class Vice-President 45 Seager Hall Rep. 25 WNOC 25 Ski Club l,2,3,45 Young Republicans 2,3,45 Track 35 Cross Country 253. JOE AGNE, Oak Park, Ill. Humanities and Speech Class President 15 WNOC 35 Oratorio 15 CCC 2, General Chairman 35 Seager Ass. 15 Publications Board 25 Theatre Guild 3,45 Chronicle Ass. Ed. 1, Co-Editor 25 Student Devel. 35 Counselor 35 Writers' Club 45 Prom Co-Chairman 3, Homecoming Committee 35 Speech Dept. Intern 4. LOUISE AHRENS, Warrenville, Ill. Physical Education Education Club 2,35 Class Treasurer 45 Damsels 2, President 3, Sec. 45 WRA 2, Board 3,45 Kroehler Rep. 25 Homecoming 4. ,fi . M752 f , V. f 5, 1455. f' ff... D . ff I if f n , 293 f f 4 S if 1 4 437 f fo , ,P f 'QX X f gf, 2 M f ' 5, , .5 , Z A If , 1 wfjt lf Niyfjgf vim ' M ' f fax af f 7 Z f W! ' 'W '14' Y: f 4,3 M yfsf f ff ,I as, 3 JUDITH BACHMANN, Elm Grove, Wis. Psychology Education Club 253, Pres. 45 Damsels 15 Rall Rep. 45 Young Republicans 2,35 Dolphin Club 2. KAREN BAHM, Benton Harbor, Mich. History History Club Sec. 45 Damsels l,2, Vice-Pres. 3,45 Chronicle 2, 3,45 Kroehler North Vice-Pres. 35 Kroehler South Treas. 15 Coun- selor 25 Pi Gamma Mu 3,45 Class Secretary 3,45 Homecoming Com- mittee 3,45 May Fete Committee 2. SHARRON BARKDOLL Naperville Ill Classics Prom Committee 3 Librarian 2 3 4 KEITH BECKER Bellwood Ill Music Education MENC 2 3 4 Theatre Guild 2 3 4 Concert Choir 1 2 3 Pres 4 Madrxgal Singers 12 3 Student Director 4 Oratorio Chorus 1 2 3 4 Spec1al Events Committee 2 STEPHEN BEESE Naperville Ill Psychology and Education Cornmuters Club 2 34 Prom Committee 3 Homecoming Com Asst 4 WILLIAM BLX THE Ottawa Ill Psychology Young Republicans 12 Seager Rep 4 Gel ger Kaufman Rep l Psych Lab 3 4 ROBERT BOR'l MAN Westchester Ill Business Lyons Township unlor College AIESEC Pres1dent4 BARBARA BROEDPRDORF El in Ill Elementary Education Luther College Concert Choir 3 Oratorio Chorus3 ' 7 ' 7 ' 5 3 7 ' 7 I 7 I 9 ' l 3 F- 5 . 7 7 :' - y 7 7 ' S ' 3 9 7 l 5 3 I 7 2 ' . 5 I ' . l I 1 1 - I ' mittee 25 Tennis 1,2,3,45 Young Republicans 2,35 Departmental 5 7 - . 5 . ,. I . J . h - . BARRY BRYAN, Naperville, Ill. Political Science History Club 3, Pres. 43 Young Republicans 3,43 Phi Sigma Iota 3,43 Pi Gamma Mu 43 Washington Semes- ter 3. RUTH ANN BURNS, Naperville, Ill. Biology Oratorio Chorus l,Q,33 Beta Beta Beta 2,3,43 Honors Society 43 Chemistry Departmental Ass't. CAROL CAMPANELLA, Hillside, Ill. English and French Education Club 43 Cheerleaders l,2,3,4g Rall Council 43 Phi Sigma Iota 2,3, Secretary 43 Big-Lil Sis Co-chair- man 2. ANNE CARPENTER, Vicksburg, Mich. Sociology, and Religion DAVID CATLIN, Galesburg, Ill. Religion 1 occ 1,23 1,2. WILLIAM CLARKE, Park Ridge, 111. Business and Music CAMILLE CONFCRTI, Warrenville, Ill. Music MENC 3,43 Concert Choir 2,343 Oratorio Chorus 23,43 Sigma Alpha Iota Vice-Pres. 3, Pres, 43 Homecoming Queen 4: WUS Queen Candidate 2.3: I-lomeconiing Attendant 33 Or- chestra 4. RUTH DEVENY, Lakewood, Ohio English and Physical Ed. SUB 3,43 WRA l,2,fi, Pres. 41 Cheerleaders 12,33 Girl's Tennis 3,41 Oratorio Chorus lg House Council lg May Fete Court 3, DAVID CHEMLER, Naperville, Ill. Psychology atorio Chorus 1. KAREN CI-IRISTENSON, Geneva, Ill. Art Education Club 43 Damsels l3 Oratorio Chorus St. Procopius3 Theatre Guild 1,33 Or- l 11i PAMELA PAYNE DOVERSPIKE, Naperville, Ill. English CCC l,2,3g Seager Assoc. 3,41 IDC lg Education Club Secretary 4, Chronicle 1, Co-editor 2g Oratorio Chorus lg WNOC 1, May Fete 3, Homecoming Committee 2, English Dept. Ass't. 3,4g Piano Intern Teacher 3,4. PHILIP EICHLING, Yorkville, Ill. Biology WILLIAM ENGLER, Topeka, Kans. Biology PAUL FREEDLUND, Batavia, Ill. Biology CAB 45 Young Republicans 3,45 Geiger-Kauf- man Vice-Pres. 1g Concert Choir 2,3,4g Ora- torio Chorus 2,3,4g Beta Beta Beta 3,4g Tum- or Research 3,4g Ski Club 2,3g Homecoming Committee 2,35 May Fete 2, Chapel Commit- tee 2. ALBERT GEORGE, Upper Sandusky, Ohio Political Science TOM GIBBS, Naperville, Ill. English Basketball 1,2,3. DENNIS ERNE, Cleveland, Ohio Business KEITH FEILER, Hinsdale, Ill. English CCC 1,2, Treasurer 3,43 Chronicle 1,2,3g Basketball 1,23 Masters, Program, Homecoming Committee 3, WUS Week Committee 3, Counselor 2,33 Geiger-Kaufman judiciary Committee. IRA GIESE, Fond du Lac, Wis. Biology Seager Assoc. 4g CCC 1,25 CAB 1, May Fete King 3, Homecoming Committee 43 Counselor 3,43 Chapel Monitor 3,43 Presidents List 21 Geiger-Kaufman Constitution Committee 1. GERALD GORSKI, Naperville, lll. Political Science TOM GRAHAM, Geneva, Ill. Political Science Baseball 1,2. 'Kinky , PAUL GUTKNECHT, Clintonville, Wis. Music Seager Assoc. 45 MENC 152,35 Young Republicans 35 Theatre Guild 2,3,45 Concert Choir 1,2,3,45 Concert Band 2,45 Madrigal Singers l,2,3,45 Oratorio Chorus 1,2,35 Alpha Si Omega 45 Mens Rep. 45 Student Coun- cil Vice-Pres. 4. ROBERT HANKE, Hinsdale, Ill. Business History Club 2,35 Commuters Club 1,25 WNOC 2,35 AIESEC 3,4. JANET HARKESS, Naperville, Ill. Sociology DAVID HARR, Naperville, Ill. Political Science CCC 45 SUB 45 Young Republicans 25 Seager Rep. 25 Concert Band 2,35 WNOC 25 Pi Gam- ma Mu 2,3,45 Who's Who 4, STANLEY HARR, Naperville, Ill. Music Education MENC l,3,45 CCC Treasurer 25 Theatre Guild 1,25 Concert Band l,2,3,45 Concert Choir l, 253,45 Madrigal Singers 45 Ora- torio Chorus l,2,3,4. KENNETH HERRMANN, Lockport, Ill. Business Young Republicans 1,25 Commuters Club 1, 25 Golf l,2,3, Captain 45 Commerce Club 1, 2 3 -KATHERINE HOGAN, chicago Hgts., 111. Sociology Publications Board 35 Spectrum 3,41 Dolphins l,2. PRISCILLA HOLCOMBE, Forest Park, Ill. Elementary Education DAVID HEITKE, Waseca, Minn. Mathematics Concert Band 1,25 Orchestra 25 Ora- torio Chorus 45 Debate 2,35 Homecom- ing Committee 35 May Fete Commit- tee 25 Honors Society 3, Pres. 45 Pi Kappa Delta 3,45 National Merit Scholarship5 Math Dept. Ass't. 3, In- tern 45 Mission to Minors 2. SUSAN HERBERT, Naperville, Ill. Elementary Education Education Club 45 Commuters Club l,2,3,4. 1 W ROGER HOLDEMAN, Naperville, Ill. Humanities BARBARA HOUK, Glen Ellyn, Ill. Sociology JACK HUBBARD, Elkhart, Indiana German and Biology International Relations Club 2,4, SUB 2, Theatre Guild 15 Who's Who 4, Beta Beta Beta 2,3,4, Geiger- Kaufrnan 1, treasurer 2, Biology Ass't. 2,45 Junior Year in Munich. M Q92 ,AW W W X X PHILIP JAMISON, Naperville, Ill. English Young Republicans 2,31 History Club 3,43 MENC 11 Education Club 2,3,4g Commuters Club 1,2,3,4, Theatre Guild 1.2: Concert Choir 1,2,3g Concert Band 1,25 Oratorio Chorus 1,2,3, Mr. and Mrs. Club 3,4, Tennis 1,25 Homecoming Committee 2, May Fete 2. JEANNINE JOHNSON, St. Charles, Ill. Elementary Education LINDA JOHNSON, Wheaton, Ill. Elementary Education NEAL JONES, Plainfield, Ill. Education MARCIA KALLAL, DeKalb, 111. Elementary Education Young Republicans 1,25 Education Club 3,45 Thea tre Guild 2,3. KATHERINE KASSON, Downers Grove, Ill. Elementary Education Lyons Township Junior College, Commuters Club 3.4. RONALD KELLER, Villa Park, Ill. Classics CCC 35 Chronicle Co-Editor 2, Counselor 2, 3, Who's Who 4, Oratorio Chorus 33 Student Development 3,4g Class Treasurer 2, Pres. 33 Homecoming Committee 3. RONALD KOELLING, Naperville, Ill. Psychology Baseball l,3,4q Commuters Club l,2, Vice- Pres. 3,41 Varsity Club 2,3,41 Prom Commit- tee 3, Senior Fund Committee 4. 5.5 . , 1 aw H 'auf 032 LAT' ., fy 3 , . f ,sr 5 .vi i A , Zifw .5 5 MQ f. ix, elf -f 4 l Qfyfs ff V Q 3 f 2 . as af W 4 EUGENE LAMBERT, Naperville, Ill. Chemistry KERM IT KOLSTAD, Green Bay, Wis. English JUDY KOSTAL, Lombard, Ill. Physical Education Education Club 45 Damsels 15 WRA 1,2,3,45 Kroehler North Council 35 Class Treasurer 35 Homecoming Com- mittee 35 May Fete 35 Girl's Tennis Team 25354. ROBERT LADD, Naperville, Ill. Business BARBARA LEHR, Cedar Rapids, Iowa Elementary Education Education Club 45 Student De- velopment l.25 WUS Queen Finalist 35 May Fete Attendant 35 Homecoming Queen Candi- date 4. DAVID LITCHFIELD, Naperville, Ill Music Education CHARLES LITWEILER, South Bend, Indiana Political Science Washington Semester 35 Mission to Minors 254. ELAINE LONGENBAUGH, Chicago, Ill. Seager Assoc. 45 CCC 35 Education Club 4 . 5 7 Concert Choir 1,2535 Oratorio 152,35 Home- coming Committee 35 Prom Co-Chairman 3 Children's Play 3. JEANNE LUCHT. West Chicago, Ill. Spanish and German Phi Sigma Iota 45 Language Dept. Ass't. DAVID LYNCH. Whiting, Indiana Religion 5 5 5 MARY JANE MACKIE, Naperville, Ill. Mathematics Oratorio Chorus 13 Counselor 2,33 CCC 2,43 Beta Beta Beta 2,33 Homecoming Committee 23 Conference Com- mittee 33 Mathematics Dept. Ass't. 2,3,4. KENNETH MARSHALL, Eldena, Ill. Sociology LYNNE MARTINSON, Hinsdale, Ill. French JEANETTE MILLER, Cleveland, Ohio Elementary Education Seager Assoc. 43 CCC 1,2,33 Education Club 43 Theatre Guild 13 Rall Hall President 43 Counselor 23 Oratorio 13 Phi Sigma Iota 2, Pres. 3,43 Class Secretary 1,23 Homecoming Co-Chairman3 May Fete 3. PAUL MILLER, Aurora, Ill. Business ROBERT NELSON, Naperville, 111. Music Education Seageir Assoc. 43 MENC 1, treasurer 2, Vice-Pres. 33 Education Club 3,43 Theatre Guild 1,2,3,43 Concert Choir 1,2,3,43 Band 1, 2,3343 Oratorio 1,23 Who's Who 43 Alpha Psi Omega 3, Pres. 43 Orchestra 1,2,3,43 Special Events Committee 43 Speech Dept. Ass't. 3,43 Music Dept. Ass't. 4. JAMES MCCABE, Naperville, Ill. Mathematics FRANCIS McLANIS, Chicago, Ill. Biology Upper Iowa University3 Counselor 3,43 Football 2,33 Wrestling 2, 33 Ski Club Vice-Pres. 2. CHARLES NEUENSCHWANDER, Chicago, Ill. Mathematics ate TraHic Commissioner 4. KAREN NORDQUIST, Clarendon Hills, Ill. Chemistry Central Methodist College. TAKAO OTA, Tokyo, Japan Education and Mathematics Education Club 2,33 Oratorio 2,33 Writers' 33 Sun Award 3,43 Harold E. White Memorial Award 5. Education Club 43 AIESEC 3,43 Student Sen- Club 2,3,43 International Relations Club 1.2, English leaders l 5 Student Development 2. LINDA PETERSON, Skokie, Ill. Theatre Guild 15 Education Club 45 Cheer- JANICE PAVER, Joliet, Ill. Biology SUB 25 Education Club 45 Cheerleaders 1,25 Kroehler South Council 15 WNOC 25 Student Development 25 Theatre Guild 1,25 IDC 35 Spectrum 1, Publisher 2, Editor 3,4. ROBERT PAYNE, Hampshire, Ill. Religion Seager Assoc. 1,25 CCC 253, Treasurer 45 Chronicle 25 Homecoming committee 2,35 Counselor 25 WUS week 1,25 May Fete 15 Prom Committee 3. HAROLD PEPIOT, Naperville, Ill. Sociology ROY POLTROCK, Brookfield, Ill. Business and Political Science W v r 1 1 DONALD PRATT, Riverside, Ill. Political Science Young Republicans 2,35 Washington Semester 3. KENNETH PRIBAN, Berwyn, Ill. Concert Band 1,2,3,4. GREG PRITCHARD, Aurora, Ill. English MARY LOU PUTTKOWA, Oak Park, Ill. Biology BARBARA REYNOLDS, Glen Ellyn, Ill. Elementary Education Seagcr Assoc, 1,41 CCC 1.2, Sec. 3,45 Publica- tions Board 25 Theatre Guild 15 Damsels 15 Concert Band 12,35 Homecoming Committee 2,45 May Fete Committee Chairman 2. Biology i . CAROL RICE, Stevensville, Mich. Elementary Education CCC 3,41 Concert Choir 3,43 Oratorio 33 Sigma Alpha Iota 3,43 Prom Committee. PETER RICKEL, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Political Science IDC 1,23 Class Representative 33 Seager Rep. 23 Geiger- Kaufman Rep. 13 NSA 33 Student Senate Chairman 4. CAROL RINEHART, Richland Center, Wis. English CCC 1,2,3, Vice-Pres. 43 CAB 43 Theatre Guild 33 Counsellor 43 Who's Who 43 Phi Sigma Iota 2,3, Vice Pres. 43 Ebinger Award 43 Homecoming Committee 2, 33 Mission to Minors 1. PATSY ROBB, Lockport, Ill. English SHIRLEY ROBERTSON, Joliet, Ill. Elementary Education Education Club 4. THERESA SCI-IENK, Elkhart, Indiana English Seager Assoc. 33 Education Club 23 Chron- icle 132,33 Ass't. Editor 43 Mission to Minors 1,23 Homecoming Committee 33 Prom Com- mittee 33 Dunning State Hospital Program 3, 4. KENT SCHNEIDER, Chicago, Ill. Religion Seager Assoc. 1,2, Treas. 3, Pres. 43 Concert Band 1,2,3,43 Seager Hall Vice-Pres. 33 Orchestra 3,43 Special Events Committee 43 Religious Life Committee 43 Pullman Scholarship 1. CAROLYN GOFF SENTY, Albuquerque, New Mexico. English Damsels 1,2,33 Student Council 33 Oratorio 23 Honors Program 2,33 International Relations Club 2,33 Theatre Guild 23 Contact 3. , RoNALD SHAW, Plymouth, Wis. V . V, .V At.. Biology 3 j , A 3 Class President 4. - CHRISTINA SHEAFFER, Sterling, 111. iff 2' I ff ,, Elementary Education , ' f ,f 3 W ! Oratorio 13 Who's Who 43 Phi Sigma Iota 2,3, is 3 ,..-, ,,,, ',i 3 Sec. 43 Counselor 23 Homecoming Commit- I tee 33 Spectrum Ass't. Editor 43 Education V 3 3 W Club 43 Kroehler South Pres. 13 Spanish Dept. i I Asslt. 23 Student Development 3,4. SYLVIA SHERMAN, Fairfield, Iowa English CAROL SKUPSKI Milwaukee Wis English MENC 1 2 3 Theatre Guild 2 Oratorio 1 2 3 Concert Band 1 2 Concert Choir 1 2 3 Sigma Alpha Iota Sec JOY STALLER Des Plaines Ill Mathematics and Religion Seager Assoc 1 2 3 Sec 4 Rall Hall Council 4 Senior Alumni Fund 4 a 2 ' 1 1 3 J 7: 7 34 9 ' v J3 ' , . 5 9 ' H ' J 7 J ' 9 7 . 1 y .444 4 KAREN STANEK, Brookfield, Ill Elementary Education Lyons Township Junior College, Education Club 4, Commuters Club 3,41 Librarian 2. LINDA STUTZMAN, Naperville, Ill. English and Art SUB 4, Damsels 1,25 Publications Board 3, Cardinal Editor 2, Assoc. Editor 3, Poetry Award 3g Homecoming Committee Chairman 3. LANA THOMPSON SUTTON, Naperville, Ill. Music Education MENC 1,2,3,4g Seager Assoc. 1,2,3g CCC 1,2,3g Student Council 1,23 Con- cert Choir 1,2,3, Vice-Pres. 4, Concert Band 1,2, Sec. 3,45 Class Rep. 1,25 Oratorio 1,2,3,4g Sigma Alpha Iota 45 Orchestra 1,2,3,4. JUDITH SWIECH, Aurora, Ill. Biology ELIZABETH HON LANG TAN, Singapore ' Mathematics and French Damsels l,2g International Relations Club 1,2,3,4g French Dept. Ass't. 3. LANCE THOMPSON, Denver, Colorado Business IDC 3g Ad Agency 31 Spectrum 3g Swimming 31 Seager Hall Pres. 35 Special Events Committee 3, May Fete 3, Dolphin Club 3. DAVID TRURAN. Detroit, Mich. Religion and Sociology Seager Assoc. 12.3.41 CCC 1,23 Counselor 3, 43 Parents Weekend 2. - JEAN TUZIK. Chicago. Ill. Sociology KAY UNKE, Arlington. Wis. Mtlsic Education CCC 1,21 MENC 2,3, Vice-Pres, 41 Theatre Guild 3,41 Damscls 21 Education Club 33 Con- ft-rt Choir l,2.3,4q Concert Band 31 Oratorio l,!,3.4: Madrigal Singers 3,45 Nlusic Dept. :Xt-.s't. 2.3. JAN VAN DEN BERG, Lisle, Ill. English CCC 45 Chronicle 1525 Debate 25 Forensics 23 Who's Who 45 Finkbeiner Award 45 Pi Kappa Delta 2,3545 Librarian 15253. PATRICIA WALKER, South Bend, Indiana English SHARON WALKER, Cicero, Ill. English and Psychology llglorthern Ill.5 Education Club 3,45 Commuters Club 3,45 Basket- all 3. JAMES WHITE, Aurora, Ill. Religion and Sociology Seager Assoc. 15253545 CCC 2,3543 May Fete Committee 25 Oratorio Chorus 45 Homecom- ing Committee 3. DONALD ZAININGER5 Naperville, Ill. Mathematics Education Club 35 Forensics 35 Young Republicans 3545 Pi Kappa Delta 152, Pres. 354. JUANITA ZIEGLER, Kalamazoo5 Mich. Psychology and Sociology Seager Assoc. 1, Sec. 2,3545 IDC 1,25 Damsels 2,45 Counselor 25 Kroehler North Rep. 35 Oratorio 45 Librarian 15253545 Mission to Minors 152 5 Geneva Girls School 152. DONALD WEBER, Lemont, Ill. Physical Education CHARLES WENDT, Bonduel5 Wis. Religion Seager Assoc. 15253545 Vice-Pres. 55 CCC 4. RACHEL ZIMMERMAN5 Plainfield, Ill. History KAREN ZMRHAL, Naperville, Ill. Music WALLACE ZOOK, Elburn, Ill. Physical Education Seager Hall Sec. 25 Football 152,35 Co-Captain 45 Wrestling 25354. wg' LL ALWAYS A'-WAYS LOYAL BE TO YOU TO YOU TO YOU l uniors: Class of 196 dll! The Junior class ofHcers are from left to right: FRONT ROW: Carol Sydow, Women's Rep- resentative, Virginia Peld, Treasurerg Mary Williams, Secretary, BACK ROW.' Randy Cue, Men's Representative, Lynn Pries, Vice-President, and Kent Koshko, President. The Junior Class is Tough!,' This mighty class returned to campus in September via Hondas, skate boards, bicycles, and Triumphs to attempt another nine months endurance of pain, agony, and depression enroute to receiving a diploma! fOur motto is Forward ? -YES!j The girls, dressed in Courreges styles, and patterned stockings fand don't forget the white boots!!! hurried to keep dates in the U with levi and skuzzy sweatshirt clad guys for cherry Seven-ups. After attending a Junior-Class-sponsored Homecom- ing Meeting, where they blew up balloons for a chapel program, they checked out the Rec Room-Card Den area, and danced to 'gln Crowdl' and Hang On, Sloopy while licking peppermint ice cream cones. To prove their enthusiasm, they sponsored a Hootensocky Choot while you are in your socks!! and a variety show, in which a certain large gray animal made the scene, to help defray the cost of the prom which was the best ever presented! In between class, activity dates, and planning for the Christmas Dance, the cool cats of '67 rushed back to Rall and Seager Halls, exchanged a few words fvia the windows and loud voicesj, and headed to their rooms to do some booking before they sacked out for a good night of rack action! by Sheila Seefeldt ll6 Stu Allen 'Quay-ff' Nancy Bridgeman S 'lx , flies. Q gf Q -. elm? Km! . X ,. we Q me 1 n L I We Pat Collier X - cy Terry Downs Mary Forkner if Y. 035' if ...Q-fra!! .ill Y John Geyer i , ylc f , N t ,4 l NX Gif l ' ll , il kk Al 1' . l sf if w ..,, -. kyf. ,- ..a. ' Dan Ankerberg Mary Burnham Randy Cue W A M Doreen Dunham Don Goodin 4 i,-R' 4tf 'TU' 7-32' Steve Arnold U' r in-mx I cy f if nfil X Janene Christensen . Z' . ,4'42z,, , . f , .515 , -TT: - 1 L I . ,M f y vb I 4 , M B Gerald Davis O G V f i i f l lr i Q 1 Ron Goodin Don Bastian ,W ii y., V: AVA? 7 2 ' ' ' - x J ., ff 6 if , E 3, .. 1-r, .H qv- Y 4 M 101' C Elizabeth Christianson Pat Dexheimer Linda Gross V , f v ff f X, M f f X , ,lf 1 rg A ,i A A , mfr' -...M.49w . , Timothy Beck We . Vg X ve 51 f f X'-'Rx N 2:35 M, 'f Z-fz 5' 4' , HV 3' , f . , 5 5 Ann Classen , gag.. Ls:i,1Vuf':l:. , Q I ,..1,f, 1 Louise Dietrich Rich Duran IA ' , f z, av X i f Arlene Gruder , , , I. H, 'JMWS . ffl ' I i ' - '-rf-'-f 2 A, ,M If fy fi, 1 -' WAV I rl ff-,f uf gx af' :zulu 1l ' I !,,n',,,fu ,n:y'.,,' , Mary Ann Born Jerry Cole ,M Sig -' f ' . .I - , -W e ' Isa' ai 'V f 'ff . 'wf-mm, --f 47, W5 9' Barb Dixon Sue Engelter ,Q Dorcas Freshley .K I AX xii r ,m f Stan Gruszka fl L :I Tv. w -,,,?3w.N' .,z.' X 1-Y' Eric Haerting fl V! A uw P' f X-ff x N 52 , 'f'fe', Dick Janzaruk Kent Koshko Tom Marean gang , ,w.'? l.'9+'P'q 949 ' nw 'A ' y ,QQ-3 I- x L 5 jim Miller ' 'F fs fully' x 1 1 Dick Mills A John Hancock ,V f.,: 195 ,, 95, .94 7 5 ,ww V, sm - M is 4 h , 44, A ,. , ffm ,gr .UW Qf - 'xrm N If Y: Jerry Hill Willie Hoover 2 X WJ.-Q . as sh ,rv is XZ Tom Hubin WH HL.. '4 .' as f, , as X fi if , , iv? X . A 43 35 , .2-af, 430525, 1 1'-if-3. i1-- in Jim Jelinek .lUdY KC1'mCdY . Q -Q W Ellie Jugovic Ed Karanja X, M 'MWF lf '--,li y .M l . -2'-' 1 X .gi 6 iff - 'flffff f ' Ken Kotiza F ffffi Jeanette Loeppert f af-3 K, i 7 ' 5 ' i v iqunw R254 V W -V f -1 ,i W. A, J at . Jeff Krempec Judy Little M A N ..,,, ff ' f- :1- . ,, A-. Af M iie 4 X 1 '.-' V we . iff A i A Sue McDonald Wally Melichar 'L fp, . A . vi K .1 l ' , as-'fx A 'di 76? '95 I N, 2 A A H? -Q f X., Q A fx, N 45 'Q . Q el tl I Q, Q Q3 55, vkt. ,xii ,. ' : lf ! ' W r , s 40 s- Q4 .. V Pl ' 4 f fbias' Paul Mitchell Bill Neal Karel Nelson Jon Noe f is , ll' , , 9 59 5 lf ly I il ' Jgr ji lv, Q f , If Sheryl Hurban ' f f 'Qi X lv Bert Klehm Linda Lueptow - Ron Merten V? Ruth Miller Q? is ,gi as X ..: gs.: I-.5 .-Q- 1 K I Marsha Norris .zvu .1 5:21914 , qgncxf f:m I a J 1 l , li fu-1-X V W Kazuko Ota Q 'T-V Sheila Petersen IUNWWH V -who ln.. ...-..... -uni jean Schoeller : ,J-f f 5 ,r ' Y, uv 1 ,ww-is Q , ,5 Tim Sobol my ' I ixxzvg Sherrie Todd 4405 bwx -lr' 7 Judy Wagner sr-as Jack Parker Jan Peterson w 5 'S vu' P age, q Bill Scholer , I X J , faq riff' Y 'S V' lm' ,W A, A, Y ,w-'N i ,' X 5 1' ' , , ,,- an .M 4 Q ,.,.,, Wy i I ,54'W k 1 I , cf Y lf r 'A-. 5 A , 6 - 55.22, 1 1 'J Larry Parks Cathy Payne , Q55-' 'Z',. Q gn ,. A -,W ,K ,rggiwfag B if A ' Al f ' ln' gr' f y ' H., , gi Mc- f ' 1' R George Pierce Lynn Pries l 'Af 'W' e A ' f if Q 1 Sandy Schroeder Bill Shields U , A - iff: gif? --.Ji iff-gil 14 1 , 5 S :Z V QQ .., r . , ,Q ,A lk I WK Paul Soper ,W .MW T jg, Carol Sydow 4 Zvi , , Vg vi - M fF'WX ' V F ,f ' , ,f ' ' ' ,.-Wy K 1 P k f W sr, 1.0. H -vid I f 'f . 11 - i. 2- an V V ' . I tl tk ,IN 5 , X' 'W 35 - Q 1. 3-5 Frs., ' ' 1 ' af. QW. S.:ii,1fiz'if' Curt Williams Mary Williams Phyllis Yenerich M I f-, f ha f aff if lf., N 4 K I P '.:'sL , 4 wma, ' ,,', ff' x 1 f .. 7 . Ginny Peld lg- on Sharon Reecher .ci,1:7Z,ZEJ,a . lf? 'M fu , qv' H'- . Q ,Q ,eff sz if Dennis Sikula 2 if , , f 1, A ff f Ed Tallach me 47 01 'W -, I Y I Ql lu. M- N q 4'Q,'5 i , Wes Penn ... Y hx F. Q2 I X4 9,5 I gfff .Mfmww t ' X W. , --p-all X x Q...-f, M-ro Dennis Risany I, 7 V WWA 'll S ' , M A 4A-Sz W7 Gwen Slater 1 ow' Marilyn Theuer ft-...aw-4 , ...f 5,- fi, Ib N' , , X 1 ' Yi 3, 'J' . M9 f Ed Viktor 75 Y X' TX?-Q sl ',f3. I, L '?,l if KWH Q' 355 all f ' M 7' ff af -,V hi A, ' Ltfgg .4113 'f kg A X f LA . 12, ,hrh, rv , 2,55 is . Nancy Zeumer Gherie Zimmerschied Sophomores: lass of 1968 'GM .fr-1 U lf' A ' The Sophomore Class officers are from left to right: Dr. Smeja, Women's Representative, Jim Jorgensen, President Thurston, Advisor, Jan Schmitt, Secretary, Alice Beetz, and Don Classey, Men's Representative. Vice-President, Ollie Taylor, Commuter Representative, Jill 256 4SC+E+C-l-A:1968! -l- 2 Formula for success? What does it mean? Can it be fulfilled? It sure can! And it means plenty to our class-all two hundred and fifty-six of us. Although four is generally thought of as a relatively small number, it seems huge when it refers to years, and especially when one thinks of the years in terms of study- ing and having fun. Now, having completed two years, we look forward to the next two with great expectations. When a group has enthusiasm, it vibrates from the first moment until the last that it is together. A certain vibration is felt when the class with a capital Ev marches in. Since we have so much enthusiasm, it's not a wonder that our class breaks the thermometer with its class spirit. Now we come to HA . What can it mean? Well, it's the thing we all need to make our booking, playing, enthusiasm, and class spirit worthwhile. It is a-m-b-i-t-i-o-n, and it is imperative. Although our personal ambitions may differ, we all desire to learn, to get an education. - Two hundred and fifty-six members + two completed years of studying mixed with fun Qwith another two years to goj -1- enthusiasm + class spirit + ambition, of course, equals the Class of ,68. 120 Sue Anderson ,ff , x R f N N l f X I afavx U ? , an .-A Barb Bradley X r ,iam sw, npr' Sharon Deibner Lee Eichrnann nun f' 5' ,u 'Eff I l Alice Beetz 'abd' XI Carol Cina rt J,-xg? in ffm gym iw-W. 1 ff If 4 Carol Cronkhxte Dee Denny . xx fh- '-K 3 no-,. ,x , fbi. lf.ff'L I if J E, A if Gary ,Batha Arlene Batty ,rf . 1 if ,-, W, .fu V, fi 542 'Zi , X . 2, iN' N , Cathy Ciolac WWI '59- xlibs X A Pat Dalmon .-,bf t f Laurie Bishop a- A may ' f jj l 4 u g ' fffi tw 'LF ff il? V:-1. 3, 3 . MQ V .I'5:, x t'vQ f, i 4 e-e -, V gg, -f V , ,K -v,,. B' NA ,s 1 '1 '--- x 'Q '4 H, Kathy Cook Ken Damon 45 Q '1 wg! Donna Ebelmg mp' 'RV ful 'Q' a-d 9'i Lourame Eckert ia aryl, Anita Bohnsak wif? Pat Covey mvfhx If Wy QQ 'cgi Q Cheryl Ehlert CRKK W Carol Engvalson Craig Evans Bob Femd J1m Ferdmandt VD' Sharon Fmzer . , , .-,, ' V' Agn ' .m f'f fifvt ',VA 'JEEA if ' as ff ,1 , 1 if K Aj 1 D tw 1' f -ra ,J y, i y Q-fgT,'S'rWlfl'w-'I 'N 1 'A IUL F -M., , Ng ' Lois Frahin Judy Freedlund JBUC F1'96'1'Y13H Dave Flessner ,ffm 7 L 3 , . ',': , f iv X Xb 'X W 4' f 2, af X K -,nu N NW- 2 Q' X uv' . f .dr X 'VJ M me i .,.....A Newry Nancy Graham jim Gortner 'f , famuww Bob Hauri 4, Y X ik! ' -My , fe, - . , T . . fy W M ni kwa? I 'A , Y W f i 5 A 1 W A V V ' yMWa f fx , W, QA A V-1:11 .1 new Ev , , Xt , 5 3, 3 xx r E Marilyn Hollinger QI' Denny Holsinger Q2 Al as-'E V - adv Torn johnson jim Jorgenson Dorthy Hanke -' Qu, 0,-av Q-ff'-ff, 1 LA.. , Aga. f QJW 3 we Rich Hill H- jvk , W fy , Q, 'MH 4 , EQWYAQM pf , ' 1231.4 'J-. All Q .-2' 4 3Cf,LAJfa,,.xXY,.,? gm 3: Margaret Hood - R If-M. an L. 'uw ' Q WW. -5 eat -C , ' f f'wwy ,r ,1' am-: Grace Frejlach Bob Hartman :Z X K ,wggwyg , 1 '55, , Q 'r.. W' X ' f a f., r'Q?Qg f. aaa fii L for Ramon Hirsig fglulh 'J L, 1 l '74 i' YMQQ Yakgikm X' Q l 7 Vgfgi Terry Horne a'5f:,,',.gR X IFR 1.1- ferrttv' Margaret Gardner Jerry Hatton .ai 914. qr '9- Louann Hurska Shirley Kamin Jane Karninski Sandy Kell Nancy Keyster wfig 1---r Linda Klyman Y A 4 'H ll B -B .Q ,, rf, Barbara Lah :QQ f Peggy Marquardt 'Nuemalb Siva? Q f Q 41? w..,.., ff m..h ,4': ,.f f 1 Qu Odell McFarland 3 I 1 Dave Knapp A nv .1 ,, A J ,vm X ww! N iw-uw JM Mx. un-.. -..A.-Je xXx Paula Knautz vw' 1' - 1 , m ,.' Q ay-qw gm, C2185 J J, , 'P '- . ji ' i F , Gi , Xb ' W! , , :cm 'wat of . f 5 5 Brian Kundinger qgl 0 'M 7b , V uv? 'Q-:nA - N Karen Kneio Sheldon Knoespel re? ,, .Q- t K' fi? ,ii J Ken Lewis ,van 1 Carol Leich Al Liebrenz Sw en..- ,,.v-'nw Ted Longworth George Lubovich 169 l r 9 221 Bill Martin r .V fr-an f ,. 1: me B , rw H 42' 4 zz:-Ihr , ' i 0 ' , X 4' +- A, ,lm W .,,ww..,,-,J X ,J ffzrgf, ,gig Sip Zyl ,iq ,.j,:...3-A',x 'lmivivezfik-rg Nancy McGuire 2 J ., ' Q ag I nf Carol Martin '1'fC? -ff Jim Lurvey 1 Q . fy S if c W S A f is rx XV Jan Matz x VW x -f N ny Rich Lochner . fr , M , ,sv -i r- if ff! nf' , 'H Ke' . ' M' , S, i Eloise Maurer 5 fv---'af -Q dm ll A24 '-'H .Nr M ' r x f Bill Mellien Bill Merle Bill Metros Mary Miles r 'Ji AW A 'D . l 'W' M nf' ' ,P I A W -A , WAP , V. R lf Ann Miller gwxwmuifga Dave Olson ,f .wi . 4 .uf F' I r w iigh- Neil Piepenburgh nfs ...yur ii I Russ Rinehart .. I Marcia Miller Donna Newell Sylvia Nietz jan Nounnan I f' w, fr 'N-Aint' . -sw V f +1 f 2,- . 9 .fill 1 yith fx- 7 ,I-N, at 1 5.44 M. 1 fm., ' cl . , ,QQ Jane Owen Rich Oman Allan Parker , .,.yf,' wr, Q A 'A ,rx ,..'. A I .. .. 93 if M K I ilfffyiksf 2, ,K QS Linz? ,W ti, Ly 1. wx, , . k 1' fi yi f f QS gi L if qv craig W P f s 5 .9 l 1 Georgeann Pasilis Susan Pell Dave Plilippe J f Mar ' ,W N , -W Z 57H43'M' W 4 X Wigs A X X nl '1 . -X w ear Q' i Rich Ploch -f , egg Penny Publ Mike Prahl ff- 'X Q .., lea'-H if 1 Wm. H' ' 3 ,fy Bill Riser Fred Roesti Roger Rollins Barb Saholt , I , .: .r-' ' ,- .,' .,, .1 ,jiri i , 'W if J ' A4 ' f PM ,, 33. ' P lx fe 'F ' --ff: I I' 5 Nick 'O'C1ock .ia Penny Parrish I .. W , N . Q K ,I . XX, KM Q 3 4 NW Barb Reglein A, mn A-M Sue Schmidt , fur' li N? x i l - ' ff jig A at Q 2 Terre Schott 1 'fi few' Q'- YV T 1 x4-x 4? JSF. .B , Kathy Smith A1 A 4uv 's 'FN' Gail Shaffer Rick Shaffer john Sheaffer 9455, Ron Smith Neal Smith 5' , 'I x 'ff ' vw . ' 3? wi-Q in if-if , I V j it V ,J it S fl 'wmv 'K ' '-'- was 4 14' , h A X X . .. . , 14 ,L I . ,,,,,.,?, , , L .i,V , ' f , .,., Xe .T mfs? fix:-1 4 ffm Wgzkslbfa' qztfiiit , W-. If-X .,fffff'?? fffivQ Bill Stebbings Gayle Steinwart if ,'f'QVLs '1f - E? t ,f 1 lx ff jus, r e 1 ff 451' K, D1 Stoltz I I , ff' if , f J, , Lynn Swan-son Ollie Taylor f f .,.. wef1Q, A A fy, M Q ,s V , V ' W- ,Q . f K- e 'f w V Q X ' f , V ,X , Q Q W M W is A i t. 'T 1 ,W . f -127' S' ' M y Q ' 4 ' 4 I Q , n ,, UQ gs, , ., 4 f- ff ,gif Ewqy' ,M ' ..- S, 5 -1 we We x-ff, . mt f 'V - W- -f I, wb ,aft ., ,V '-- y - I ,' E 'ft 'Y ' f 7 '. all t .f, ' -'X 3 2. -' 2 , , f if 'V M x ..,.,.t Pete Travis John Watson Doug Wilkie Bob Wilson fwa-'M Hank Siewert ,fix W 4 1 H r aver- A gn ,fx .. 3? .M -1---. 4 f Bill Soper V 3221739 ki vi YE: f f gf! 2 f J X , ,, W? - ff ' K' YZ f ff ,A ' f 5 2 'Zz Bob Stevens 3 ve' ' 'fi M , , ' r . f mv it ' f hw ,f,,.-.-.- Q , N5 I f f- :fat fl . Tim Taylor A3 if ' ' ' ' N we., L 4'1'1':1i Dorie Wooledge f. if fl '2 ,WV lim Smith 'ci 1 , , ' 2 ' ,t 4 '- Z , 12 Vw , ,..,a.,.. swf! til David Sperry John Tildon , Ll r, A -7 ff 1 ,,,..-'s ' .cr Marv Zadnichek Freshmen: Class of 1969 The Freshman class oflicers are from left to right: Len Dick Jackson, Presidentg and Ed Jackson, Men's Represent Schoenherr, Treasurerg Don Schultz, Vice-President: Karen ative. Feiler. Secretary: Nancy Grotjahn, Women's Representativeg '6Are you kiddin' me? . .. boys ironing? . .. peanut butter and shaving cream? . . . Ere drills at 2 A.M.? . . . painting a rock at 4 P.M.? . . . calisthenics at 6 A.M.? . . . what is this? . . . beanies and bows? . . . mud pits? . . . S5 Fines during quiet hours? . .. a twenty-ton bonfire? . . . impromptu room inspections? . . . twenty late minutes? thirteen and one-half minute endurance victory? 'Care you for real? . . . SLATER FOOD! . . . a 6'5 , 238-pound house mother? . . . sit-downs in front of the fieldhouse? . . . empty couches? . . . a Viet Nam list? . . . heenie heiny ho? . . . change for a quarter? . . . beards? . . . our alma mater to L'Yankee Doodle? . . . Mrs. Schilling's antique chair? . . . These are the first trademarks of the Class of 1969. The college asked, Are you for real? Pretend, they advised. 5'Act nonchalant. Look wise. Walk with a purpose. Hide your 'green '.,, Pretending was not necessary, however. In fact, the remainder of the school wondered if they were the ones being kiddcd. With the influence of '69 working on them, they saw a seemingly innocent orange rock hatch a tissue paper cardinal and the business of the carry-out pizza joints quadruple. They witnessed a Kroehler complex that fairly vibrated with imagination and certainly shook with enthusiasm. No, the Freshmen are not kidding you. N69 IS for real! 126 ' saw ff- ' ,, 135455 . V 'F J X J , J is xxflri-as W-Q, QW S I M3 five f, .l -, V ., K if st' Ry , 9 .-- -B5 1 .,,- vw w ' a . 'Vw'-. ,x ,,,.-H, 42 Ll 'P XX LAR' Q . Q- 1'-fs ts 'uw , ' i I ' f , f iff Wig-A 75 Q4'1',1, J f ' X 11 ' Larry Adkison Karen Allison Gene Arnould Sharon Adams I 3425 'fmifffi il' mf i l 1 1 - . 5-ff. 1' , V Lf 5' '. ,J 4 51 5. 1 ' 2 32 f'1-Gy' in ,Fig -3. ,,. ..--. S N'f, Qu 5.x i N A 'fl 7 1 f,,s,,,- . C L Josie Bass T' Gerry Bartel . sl Q ' ' J Kathy Balenovich A ,qqliiv NLS' T' '7 Tom Babler Elaine Backlund 1 f 1: gg . X me-,, . ' qi 3' , Eli ' y g ,ft, U5 sw 1 o' sv 1 sm UU VD an E. : Y . Sharon Beese ri. , - 'B , JFS, 'ka ,- -M J if fi g. ,Q 'P' 15 , w 'Rf '-. J , Lg ' ' 'J' ,fl .N ..-- : 1 -!fgQQ+5, r. J r 'N 1 f' 'A X .,,, - use-f-v ll ik -..'T.7 Fyzxlgfej igwia - ,Q .. ,c mags i I P mf Mary Beith Dan Berger J-,N Roger Boone Nina Borens Judy Brown km mo, 'W' J' '7v'v'w- f ' Jan Cervenka wi Cindy Chisholm Victoria Christie John Clegg v Steve Bergstrom W , 7' fn gf . 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