MacMurray College - Tartan / Illiwoco Yearbook (Jacksonville, IL)

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DELTA SIGMA CHI Founded in March, 1977, the fra- ternity is dedicated to serving MacMurray and also to the bonds of lifetime friendship, loyalty, and brotherhood. It holds an annual formal dance in the spring, an an- nual Delta Sigma Chi week, and is high ly devoted to MacMurray athletics. Far top left: Presidents Mike Matozzi and George Woodcock meet to discuss busi- ness. Far left center: Pledges D. Sandoval, T. Lupo, S. Pape, B. Zellman, L. Restrepo and J. Dzik. Not pictured: T. Shea and J. Randall. Center top: Kevin Jacobsen caught by our cameras. Left: Rich Zofkie attempts to restore order to the frat apart- ment. Row 1: Jay Yosenick LaVaughn Jones Mike Lindauer Jim (Oscar) Mauck Row 2: Chuck Wuensch Eric Kendall Bob Stokes Tim Burch Row 3: Craig Klatzco Marty Casey Phil Toal Rich Zofkie Bob Pippin Row 4: Jay Walhaus Bill Hembree George Woodcock Not Pictured: Kevin Jacobson Mike Matozzi Andy Applebee (advisor) 101

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GERMAN CLUB The purpose of the German Club is to promote student interest in Germany and German people. Activities in- clude helping with a weekend camp for high school Ger- man students, the third annual German Saturday, Christmas caroling and a weekend trip to the Amana Colonies. President: Joy Schlegel Vice President: Willie Perry Sec Treas.: Jane Freiburg Publicity Chair: Kathy Dalton Activities Chair: Burnell Hackman Pedro, J. Freiburg, W. Perry, B. Parr, J. Schlegel, C. Pedersen FCA 100 The Fellowship of Christian Athletes is a group open to people who want Christian fellowship and sharing. The officers this year are Clark Zedric, president; Ron Bede, vice president; Tammy Adams, secretary; and Chuck Wuensch, trea- surer. Pictured at right, row 1: C. Wuensch, J. Sagorsky, R. Bede, C. Zed ric. Row 2: S. Cowser, C. Wan- less, T. Adams, G. Williams. K. Dalton, J. Schlegel, C. Pedersen, B. Parr, W. Perry, J. Freiburg. Not pictured: B. Hackman

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The Daily Other. The only small-college daily newspaper east of the Mississippi The Daily Other is something else. It is the only small- college daily newspaper east of the Mississippi, and the only college newspaper that knows how to spell mostaccioli. Published five days a week, rain or shine, by the Journalism program, edited and managed by a staff of 30 students, the Other reports on and reflects the concerns of the campus, from soccer to safaris, freshman experience to food fights, boycotts to basketball. Its pages present protests, praises, puns, menus, casts, sales, resignations of deans and student government presidents, mesmerizing editorials, intermina- ble letters, tantalizing typographical errors, occasional weather reports, IM logos, hub cups, lowbrow cartoons, highbrow illustrations. It sponsored, and then postponed, Bow Tie Day in honor of President Wittich ' s tenth anniver- sary as president. Staff members dressed up, down and sideways for the semiannual parties at the Metcalfs. Top left: L. Jones and D. Blanchette working to meet a press deadline. Top right: D. Blanchette also known as Chip Shots preparing another witty article for his column. Right: Even the Daily Other staff had their own Toga party. We think that Dr. Metcalf looks the best. 102