Augustana College - Rockety I Yearbook (Rock Island, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 310 of the 1981 volume:

Ronald Reagan 1, EIeCTed 40Th PresidenT Campaign '80, The year of he unhhero in politics, come to on end A on November 4. And with it. a new beginning 05 Ronald Regan was . 53$ elected President of 1he Unhed States wi'rh an overwheiming mojorify of 9 he elec'roml vo1e over Jimmy Corfer and John Ahdemon: 483, 49, Oh . . ; There was a dehnite swing 10 o Time-for-u-chunge conservatism in 1he counfry. Besides President Reagan and ViceuPresidenT George Bush, the Republicans gained 0 net 33 seats in fhe House, four governorships, and all seats in Jrhe Senate, puffing them in the majority for the first Jrir'ne in a generation. The reason for the change e mos1 Americans were simply tired of the presenT-duy si'ruahons, especiouy ?he economic state of 1he country And They hoped That some of Reagan's proposds, such as a freeze on federal hiring, cufs in income-mxes. and an effort 1o resTore military 5+reng1h. would give Amedco the boost if needed, As for Carter. he vowed 10 make +he passage of power We smoo'rhesf fronsihon in history. He planned to reiurn to his home shire 0f Georgia ofter Pegan's incugurafion and fake a res? from poXi'rics for 0 while Anderson. on the ofher hand, was happy to receive 796 of me popular vote, giv'xng him enough votes to qualify for Federal moTching funds against his campaign debfs, He was also safisfied wi1h sfirring up enough disconfem in The country, causing Americans i0 queshon the major-purfy candidates. In 1he furiure, Anderson may 1le steps 10 form a permanenT Thirdeforce movement. 4 World Events America Welcomes New President ii And Freed Hostages January 20 proved to be on emotion-lilled day for all Americans - a day which witnessed the beginning of an era of national revival with the inauguration of a new president and the end of 0 AM-dey long captivity for the 52 American hostages. It Was 0 day when every citizen's patriotism pumped through his veins and made him once again proud to be an American. At the same time Ronald Wilson Reagan was placing his hand on on old W family Bible and being sworn in 05 the 40th President of the United States, the -' M 52 hostages were enduring their lost Iranian ordeal before boarding the Air . Algeria 727 bound for freedom as they were marched through c: gontlet of i cursing and kicking militants. As Reagan re-ignited hope in every American's heart and made him once ,: again believe in this country and its capacity for great deeds, the oIr-bound hostages crossed into freedom, heading for the Houori Boumedienne Airport in e Algiers, '3 From his stor-spangled sermon on the Hill. Reagan and First Lady Nancy headed for a day of parades. fireworks. and incu'ural bolls. And the ex- - hostages flew on to a military hospital in Wiesbaden. West Germany for doctoring 0nd decompressing. At Wiesbaden, they were greeted with chants of U.S,A.l U.S.A.! and the like. They were visited by Jimmy Carter, Reagan's citizen envoy. Carter was horrified to learn of the Iranians' cruel and inhumane treatment, including physical and mental abuse. mock firing squads. death threats. and wormy food. Upon hearing this some Americans wanted revenge by failing to unfreeze oil of the Iranian assets. But they soon realized that this would only serve to worsen matters. The ex-hostages celebrated their East night together in Wiesbaden with free-tlowing beer, champagne and lobsterl The next day. they were flown aboard Freedom One to New York to be reunited with their families. After spending two days in seclusion with their families at the West Point Militarty Academy. the 52 were flown to Washington for 0 public homecoming. They were greeted with c ticker-tope parade, thousands of cheering Americans waving flags in their honor, and a formal ceremony on the White House iuwn. President and Nancy Reagan paid speciot tribute to the 52 and their families. inviting and encouraging our American heroes to begin :1 new life in peace. --.-:a, FREE AT LAST! Jun.20-1981 World Events 5 I i; F f. i '11 ?WiDE WORLD PHOT i is World Events Assassinations Attempted On Reagan And Pope r They were American nighmares rerun: the assassination attempts of President Rancid Reagan and then of Pope John Paul II. It was a rainy day in March, President Reagan was speaking l to a banquet room of 3,500 AFLsCIO union delegates at the Washington Hilton Hotei. At the same time, John Hinckley. Jr. was composing a love letter to actress Jodie Foster, whom he had never met, In the letter. he explained that he was going to kili Reagan to gain her respect and love, He then headed for the Hilton, at which he was going to stand among the press waiting for Reagan. One hour later. Reagan emerged from the WP entrance. He raised his arm to wave at the press. and Hinckley opened fire. Reagan was struck by a builet which ricocheted off his limousine. It then puntured his left lung and came to rest only three inches from his heart. Press Secretary Jim Brady, Police t Officer Thomas Delahanty and Secret Service Agent Timothy McCarthy were all hit directly. The country became chaotic Reports fiashed on that Reagan was not shot. then he was; that Brady had died, but then he was holding his awn. Reagan's cabinet men rushed to the White House to make sure that the government continued to function fully and effectively. But through it all. President Reagan manged to keep his sense of humor intact. While being wheeled into the operating room, he told Nancy he tiforgot to duck, asked his aides who's minding the store, and auipped to his surgeons, I hope you're ail Republicans The morning after the surgery. Reagan was propped up in bed and ready to go on with business as usuai. He met with aides and signed bills from his hospital room. His main goal was to remain positive for the countryls sake. He repeated many times during his recovery, t'Winston Churchill said there i ,F mu is no more exhilarating feeling than being shot without result, 1 But then it happened again. only this time to Pope John Paul II. It was a warm May afternoon in St. Peter's Square. t1 Vatican City. The man who had become known as the people's Pope was waving and smiling to the crowd of 10,000. Four shots rang out. and blood stained his white vestments. The assailant: Mehmet Ali Agca, a 23-year oid Turkish hit man. John Paui feil to the floor at his jeep. He was wounded in the lower abdomen, the right forearm. and the index finger of his left hand. Two American women were also wounded in r the attacks The Pope was rushed to a hospital, given his iast rites, and then wheeled into surgery. He survived the operation, though. and remained in intensive care for the next few weeks. The prayers of millions were answered as Pope John Paul Ii recovered, And he has pubiiciv said that he is not afraid - it's what you might call one of the risks of the job. We are all in God's hands. and love is stronger than hate. Space ShuTTle Columbia's Ee-EnTry lnTo KTTTESphereE q A Success In mid-April, The space shuTTle Columbia wenT inTo orbiT and succeeded T0 land in The Mojave DeserT Tw 0nd one-hclf days laTer. Thusly opening a new door To space explorcITion. - The maiden fllghT of The Colombia had 0T firsT been posT-poned due To The malfunTionlng of The computers. BuT Twedays IoTer. amidsT The cheers of a holf-million SpecToTors, The shuTTle roared off The launch pad 0T 0 sTorTing speed of 75 miles per hours. , ExcepT for Commander John W. Young and PiIoT RoberT L. Crippen, The Columbia was run olmosT enTirer by goureguidance compuTers. These blonaced The ThrusT of The 44 rockeTs on The fronT and back of The shuTTle's use age. Once in orbiT, The Columbia circled The earlh 36 Times. Then. 54 hours ofTer iTs launching, The space shuTTle re-enTered The aTmosphere GT 27 Times The speed of sound and disappeared into c1 shroud of ionized gas. This successful voyage marked a brighT future for space-uge Technology. GianT relay sToTlons can be consTrucTed in space, and soTelIiTe communicoTions will Thrive. Such Things as orbiTing Telescopes and space cameras are also closer To reoliTy Thanks To Columbia's smooTh flighT. As PiloT Crlppen puT iT cher his firsT Trip inTo orbit. lee are really in The space business To sToy. WolTer CronkiTe ReTires On March 43. WolTer CronkiTe, probably The mosT respecTed 0nd TrusTed newsman in America, retired from his Television anchor posT on The CBS Evening News. CronkiTe hos sTood by The noTion for Two decades, helping iTs peo- ple Through rioTs, ossessinaTions. wars. and national discsTers. WhaT- ever kind of news he had To report ThoT evening. we always knew he genuinely cared obouT The entire world. And as CronkiTe lefT, he Took wiTh him an excellence in prinT end brocdcosT journalism That no oTher man or women may ever achieve. World Evenls 7 In Memoriam . . . John Lennon 4940 - 4980 John Lennon, poet, songwriter, and former member of the Beatles. was shot and killed by Mark David Chapman on De- cember 8. 1950. Lennon had been an enormous influence on Americans e especially the radical teens e and their culture during the '60's and 703 As a Beetle member. he encouraged teens to stand up and show their elders that they, too, were people with talents and abilities. Among the many songs he has given the world are Come Together. tiYesterdoy, and Imag- um . u nman- me. 1 nun um But Lennon had always supported peace throughout the ......,...,.n..., , worid. too. As he told many, it someone thinks that love and 1 MD SW um mum I saw, m m mm 0, m mm peace is a cliche that shouid have been left behind in the m, m m or m mm m Emzmn m 51mm . 1 M 5m '60'5, that's his problem; love and peace ore eternal. In recent years. Lennon had become somewhat of a re cluse. retreating from the music business for five years. In this , time, he heiped raise his son Sean and discovered what his mm ' A comm MSW 5 SM a 5mm 9 m n '3 ' W 11:: SPOT WERE JDIDI LAY N HE HAS SHOT. SEAN ANTED 10 W in TIE FERSDN SHOT JOHN 1? HI LIKED JOHN. I EJCFLAIEED m1 HE HAS 0an life was recily about. This year. marked by his 40m birthi comm R 3 mm m m W m 10 - t 5m mt'i'ts i day, Lennon was once again at peace with himself. more seif- 1 m mm- '5 mm m WW ' ' mm COURT OR 5 mm confident, more in love with his family and life than everi COURT? mT'S W SW m TO TALK timi 15 TAMIL Tm m mm! His creative juices were again flowing, too. As the song says. mm wum um um Pawn or 5w 1? H: m m ms. sm man he was Starting Over with his wife Yoko Ono on their new urea in: ALSO sun wow DAEDY :3 min or com. I GUESS um! You or: oibum tiDoubie FODTGSV. His record pi'OdUCGL David Geffen, you 55cm: nucu mu: amaze. amuse YOU'RE PAM or mmmc . felt that nthe last day of John's life was the happiest he'd ever seen him- 1 non'r 'IMVE. mini Mn: 10 AM To sun's STATEMENT. 'm: Slum vmu. 1' On Sunday afternoon, December '14. Yoko invited all mourners to shore in a 10-minute silent vigil for Lennon. John loved and prayed for the human race, she said Please pray the same for him. WILL TAKE ?MCE DECEI'BER IATH AT 2 ?.PL FOR 1'!!! HIMSV OUR NOUG'WIS ILL BE Him YOU. 8 World Events The Children Of Atlanta This year, over 20 btock children were killed in the city of Atlanta. Minions of donors and months of investigations have not turned up any clues as to the identity of the murdererhst. Amongst those dead or missing are 9wyeor otd Yusef Belt, 13-year old Curtis Walker and 15-year otd Joseph Belt. The tragedy affected the entire nation. People across the country sent in money and comforting words to aid the victims' families and the investiga tion. Sammy Davis, Jr. and Frank Sinatra entertained at Atlanta's Civic Center. raising $263,000 for the cause. Green ribbons, symbolizing life. were worn notion-wide and candlelit memorial services held in tribute to the children. One sympathy cord, signed by 300 people. was received by Atlanta's City Hall. tt read. the killing of Atlanta's black children have affected us greatly Each of us has shed tears for the children who have died, The senders: inmates at the Folsom Prison in California, May these children and their fomities find peace. World Events 9 10 AUQTG EvenTs Reverend Gwen King IhsTolled As Campus PosTor The Rev. GwendoTyn S, KTng was TnsTailed as AssociaTe PasTor of The Augustono Campus Church in OcTober, 1980. The insTcIIoTTon was held in Ascension Chapel wiTh The Rev. Dr. Paul E. Erickson. bishop of The Illinois Synod of The LCA. cs insToTling ofcher. Rev. King, who was The fourTh black woman ordained by The LuThern Church in America, serves as AsaocioTe PosTor Tor boTh The College as weTI as The campus congregoTion. PasTor King orginolly planned To be 0 veTerEnqricn, buT her plans changed durTng her sophomore year QT GeTTysburg College, when she began To Toke more religion classes and was urged by her campus pusTor To enTer The minisTryT As she became more inTeresTed Tn campus minisTry she discov- ered more possibiIiTies available in The fleld To The ordained raTher Than The lay person. and made her decision To be ordained, Gwen comes To AugusTuno fulT of zesT 0er ready To help oThers reach The god TheT she hopes To achieve. To be- come whole. Unique Organ Adorns Campus Church A new oddiTion adorned The AugusTono Campus Church laTe This year, 05 0 TbTh cenTUry-sTyle pipe organ was in- sTolIed in The recur of The scncTucary. The renaissance organ, thch was builT by Gene BedienT is one of onTy Three of TTs kind. The wooden case encloses 407 pipes which make The organ much more of o TradiTionol musical insTTumenT Than iTs preceeding elecTric coTlegue. WVIK - Pubiic Radio Becomes ReoIiTy AT AugusTanG Co A new WV1K. A public ragio station, as opposed 10 o To1ally studem-run organizofion. with the help of on HEW grant, signed on The air in August, 1980. A Team of Ten fuII-fime professionals manage me opera Tion of The sTuTion and students play an essemiol role by assisting in all aspects of sToTion operations, ege VIK's programming is designed as cm cxl'rerncnive for The Quod-Ci'ries region General Manager Don Woofen ex- plained. We don'1 expecf To get a mass cudience-fhof's not The funcTion of public radio. Insfead. programming will be aimed of mm group of people of all ages who are looking for things not ovoilabie on a commercial s1afionX' Augie Evems 1 '1 Reverend Gwen King Installed As Campus Pastor The Rev. Gwendolyn S, King was installed as Associate Poster of the Augustono Campus Church in October, 1080. The installation was held in Ascenston Chapel with the Rev. Dr. Paul E. Erickson, bishop of the Iltinois Synod of the LCA, as installing officery Rev. King, who was the fourth black woman ordained by the Luthern Church in America, serves CIS Associate Pastor for both the College as we!l as the campus congregation. Pastor King orgiholly planned to be a veterinarian. but her plans changed during her sophomore year at Gettysburg College. when she began to take more religion classes and was urged by her campus pastor to enter the ministry. As she became more intetested in campus ministry she discov- ered more possibilities available in the field to the ordained rather than the lay person, and made her decision to be ordained. Gwen comes to Augustonc full of zest and ready to help others reach the goal that she hopes to achieve, to be- come whole Unique Organ Adorns Campus Church A new addition adorned the Augustono Campus Church late this year, as a 46th century-style pipe organ was 1n- stalled in the rear of the sanctuary. The renaissance organ, which was built by Gene Bedient is one of only three of its kind. The wooden case encloses 407 pipes which make the organ much more of a traditional muslcol instrument than its preceeding electric collegue. 10 Augie Events WVIK - Public Radio Becomes Reality At Augustono Co A new WVIK. A public mqlio station, as opposed to CI totally student-run organization, with the help of an HEW grant, signed on the air in August, 1980. A team of ten fUII-tirne professionals manage the opera- tion of the station and students play on essential role by assisting in all aspects of station operations. ege VIK's programming is designed as on alternative for the Quodeities region. General Manager Don Wooten ex- plained. We don't expect to get a mass cudience-that's not the function of public radio. Instead, programming will be aimed at that group of people of all ages who are looking for things not ovoitoble on a commercial station. Augie Events '11 Augie Life . 12 Augie Life 1A ACWIheE. F 9 + EVENTSJm Wednesday. September 3 was ttOnIy The Begin- ning for the 750 new Augustono students. com- prised of both freshmen and transfers, The five day orientation period, under the direction of Dr. Nancy Huse and assistant Doug Nelson. included a variety of events designed to acquaint the newcomers to campus life both academically and socictly. This year, the program attempted to pay per ticulur attention to minority and non-troditionol stu- dents who returned to college after work or mor- riuge. A pre-ortentotion for the minorities, coordi- nated by Assistant Director of Admissions James Lee, was held on September 2. A formal convocation kicked off the orientation activities. Following good-byes, there was 0 tea and reception for the parents on the College Cen- ter patio while the new students met with their foc- ulty adviser, orientation leaders and peers Once the traditional blue and gold becnies were distribut- ed to the new students, their first days of college tife began. Above Rtght: Augustonu comes otive fur another academic year as freshmen ar- rive on campus September 3 Rluht: Orientatxon Coichuitmen Kathy Koski and Kevin Dempsey greet freshmen and new students at convocation. 16 Onentotuon LeH: Ptesideni Thomas Tredwoy weLcomes students and porenfs f0 Augusrona Colle'e. Above: A walk up the slough path pro, vides 0 chance To enjoy the natural beauty of the campus. Abova: Th5 Freshmen meet new ltiends a! an oufdoor picnic the day they unive To their new home. OlfeniaHon 17 Augie Welcomes Largest Freshman Class Orientation a to 0 new roommate. new friends, and a new way 01 its, Every activity included in the orientation program was com- mitted to serving this purpose. After meeting for introductions and to discuss the orientation process. each group participated in an outdoor picnic on Westeriih Lawn The students then had some spare time to finish moving into their rooms and to get acquainted with their roommates and neigh- bors, Later that evening the groups met in Centennial Holl for a lecture by Dr. Norm Moline about the Quud-Cities area, and then many went out to nearby spots such as Alpine Village or Whiteyls The second day began bright and eoriy with iunguoge piece- ment tests. music auditions 0nd scheduiing. The groups were then ctbie to relax at a picnic at each faculty odviser's home. That evening was spent in the residence holi meetings with the Deans of Housing, the directors of the halls and the community advisers. otter which the members of each floor participated in various tioor activin ties. Friday was devoted to registering for classes and taking a histori- col tour of the entire campus and library. That night the groups were involved in c. bonanza style dinner and on activity with at least one or two other groups to give the freshmen 0 chance to meet their peers. The week-end included outdoor education, on experience using the natural campus enviroment to build group cohesiveness and seif-coniidence through such activities as o trust toii and a titrust walk , while blindfolded. and 0 series of tifctculty specialities in which 16 professors gave presentations in their academic fields Among the Specialties were Cl sociologicst's proiiie oi the Quud-Cities and u geologist's oni-r through Blackhowk State Park. There were also old time movies and cartoons shown in the afternoon. Saturday night included the traditional President's dinner. Howev- er. due to rain, the picnic was held in the Coiiege Center rather then at President Tredwny's heme There was 0 showing 0! tiThe Eiectric Horsemen later that night Sunday evening the orientation groups met far dinner and then went to the talent show presented by their orientation leaders. Aithough the new student orientation technically came to a close with their own talent show the next week. the members of each orientation group continued to meet throughout the year to discuss new piobiems and relive fond memories with their very first Augus- tona friends. llght: Outdoor Education provides an initial ieurning experience for freshmen to work and cooperate with each other. Below: Orientation leader John Glimco heips freshmen Tommy Nihon and Diane Garrison organize their class scheduies and studying time. Below nght: Patti Sokelis and Christy Puis rind a spot on campus to take a breather from their busy orientation week. 46 Orientation -w. L9H: Outdoor educafion leader Fran Nizi nik prevents This student from dropping nitroigycerin on Cln imaginary troop of gin scams lo : Checking Their post omce boxes for mail from home is a daily routine for lreshmen Lynne Dom and Mike MeHoH Above: Chuck Weigand naps in the coliege cenier before seeing nThe Eleciric Horseman with his oriemcmon group Olien1 mien 19 lolow: MuHHaXemed musician Jon Morrison displays one of his many musical Tolenis and emermins the new Augustcnu sfudenis. Right: Ann Young, ussis'red by Ruth Udecko, wins the freshmen over with her warmth and musical styte whHe singing Vincent, Above: Ruth Lidecko and Randy Cooper lend their Augustanu choir Vuices To harmonious mebdie5 20 Leader's Tolenf Show ngm: An original composition by singer i 5' Nadine Hexman captivates her peers. Ielow Len: Transfer s1udenf Ann Fionigan i ! sings The Rolnbow Connection from The Muppet Movie of The new siudents' folem show. Iolow: Tom TeEIeen domes the audience . with his juggling ability, I New Sfudents' Tolen? Show 21 22 Potents' Weekend Family And Friends VisiT Campus October 4 and 5 Se? fhe scene for our sevenfh annuai Paren'rs, Weekend. AbouT 900 family members and friends were welcomed Saturday morning in Cenfenntal HON. Participating in the welcoming ceremony were President Tredwcy, Mr, Lauri Koski. The chairman of Poren'rs' Weekend, and sTudem hosts Kan Campbell and Jim Barnes. LoTer thcn morning, There were several faculty presentations on various Topics. including geology, compufers, music, religion. and astronomy. Parents could also visit individual deparfmenfs and fee- ul1y members. Following lunch, family and friends were able to cheer The Viking's football Team To an exciting victory over Carthage. Following The game, there was on indoor supper held in Wesferlin, An already specioi day was concluded mm The s'ruden'r talent show in Carver Physical EducuTion Center. Sunday was spent in chopeX services or brunches before purenfs, friends and families had To say good-bye to a memorable week- end. Fur Abovo: The Hemy family discuss me first few weeks of Noreenhs hechc schsdwe. About: Furniw and fliends are able To admire The natural beauty of the autumn season during Poren15' Weekend. Lon: Parent's weekend reunites generofions of post and fu- ture Augie students. Lon: Lynn Johannes pauses with he! mum and dad before meir enjoyable weekend Together cumss Ta 0 close. Abe : Bill Heniades and his porenis head +0 the football game to cheer Augie to a victory over Corihoga. Porents' Weekend 23 Harry Chopin Enferrains Full House P.S. Harry h IT Doesn't S . . k! Oh Sepfember 28, Harry Cho- pin, reknowned slnger-song- wriTer. heid c benefh concer'r in Centennial Holi for 'rwo charity or- gonizufions. World Hunger Year and The Food Policy Center whlch work toward The elimina- fion of world hungei. The concert was sponsored by Alpha Phi Omega and Cubom in conjunc- fion wiih c: workofhon co-spon- sored by Awphq Phi Omega and The college's World Hunger Task Force, Volunteers pointed 1he un- dercarrioges of bleachers 01 Douglas Park in Rock Island the weekend of September 27 and 28. Chopin. who doncHed his en- Tire fee 10 The cause. is a founder and active member of both or- ganizations. giving about 60 benefit concer1s a year. Hurry Chopin lends warrmh and personal- ily f0 his performance with ms humemus onecdofes. A sincele sensitivity smnes through in many of Chopin's ariginoT works including W Wanna Learn A Love Song. 24 Poll Concert Barrew. Above: Oktoberfest pfovides a relaxing olmosphere for students to spend some time with heir lriends. OkToberfesT: Augie PorTies German STyle L9H: Nancy Kuchtc: and Iim Johnson polka 1'0 The ever popumr ROM out the Above: These Augie coeds cheer to an evening of drink and dance. Oktoberfest on annual foH even? 01 Augusfono. was held again This year of The Col Boll- room. Davenport. Trodttional pol- ko music. along with pretzels and brcfwurst gave The evening the True German flair. Herr Weber ap- peared in his German garb. and music was provided by fhe Deutschmeisfers Oktoberfest 25 Homecoming Premieres . . . Augustonu Premiere was the theme that set the mood for Homecoming '80 October M14911 five day week of fun-filled activities, was officially kicked off Tuesday with the first annual Powder Puff championship football game, In the totem show held Wednesday night, many students per- formed songs made famous in Broadway musi- cals and movies. Viking enthusiasm htt on olJ-time htgh Thursday night at the yell and rope-pull competitions Amidst stiff competition, the 020's and KE's won the yell contest and the PUG's and Delta Cht's proved the strongest rope Faulting teamst After- words, the senior football ptoyers, carrying flam- ing torches, led the procession to the pep rally at the bonfire. quht: tthws invades the Augie Campus on the winning COG-OZO tiout Iolow: The KE's present their winning yell It's a Heartache Tonight at the bonfire. lclow llght: The Homecoming parade included everythtng om marching kczoo bands to clowns in Mt attire. 26 Homecoming .111 I try. On Augie Campus Left: The Dena Chi Them's prove mm there's no business like show business in The sing compeTTTionT nalow L9H: These freshmen odd 0 coumry-wesTem llair to Wednesday nighi's talent show Below: The 0205 yell, Far Iclaw: The PUG; patriofxc suture to America created an emohonal impoc1 on The audwence. The convocatJon, held Friday morning fea- 1urad commedian-musicion Mike Cross. Later That evening. crowds gathered +0 owaif The Tro- difionol Coronation ceremony The Augustano Choir provided c: romantic musical over1one us VirGueen Julie WinferroTh and Vining Mike Cer- one were crowned. Sophomore ot'rendenn Kc:- ren Pipul and Don Eli and Junior Princess and Prince Barb Messinger and Bill Martin were also presented. Following The Coronation, many campus orga- nizations pariicipmed in The sing confes'r. per- forming 1heir original melodies of various show tunes. The KE's and GAB'S won this compefifion. Homecoming fast, a joint concert by the COI- 28 Homecomtng Football Game Saturday's activities included on Alumni Tribe of Viktngs breokh Iege band, choir and symphony orchestra. and a parade down 7th Avenue. Winning the float competition was the 006-020 float with a theme related to the movie Jaws. Saturday afternoon the Viking football team hosted the North Central Cardinals but lost with a score of 244d That night the ttAugustano Pre- miere come successfully to a close when the dance was held at the Holidome in Muscatine, Iowa. The formal and romantic setting provided an atmosphere of class. and style true of on Broadway ptemieres, Abov- Ilght: Senior Gregg Johnson raises his arm Victoriously as the referee signals hls teammota's touchdown. Above: The first annual Powder Puff football tournament proved successful as many enthusiastic girts povticipcted. RIgM: Sophomore Todd Miller splits the uprights to add an extra point to the Viking score La : The Viking defense holds tough and DIBVSPITS 0 Norm Central Touch- down Ietow: An enfhuslosiic crowd bears the coLd weather To supper? their 190m. toll: Senior quarterback Mark Schick receives The snap and makes a psrlec? hand-ort. Homecoming FootDoH Game 20 Vi-RoyOITy Make Their DebuT llghi: Vi-Qusen Jwie Winferroih and Vi-King Mike Carone preside over Augusfcno's Plemisre. Below: Senior royony mclude Urorn L to Ry Mark Schick. Cindy Amonik, Mark Gibson. Margaret An- dtewsl Bob Nybergl Nancy Wolberg, Gregg John- son, and Debbie Wesion. 30 Homecoming Cour? L fl: Homecoming co-chuirmen Mark beson and Sam Erownowell were in charge of orgcnl ng and overseeing 0H Homecoming CICWitieas Inlow: Junior roycHy include Urom L to Ry George Richter, Dione Lynch. Biil Madin. Princel Barb Messnngei, Princess. Bill Schneider, and Kathy McCobe. Len: Vi-Queen Julie Winterrom receives me ircdiiionol kiss from Presi- dent Tredway wmle oTher Vi-Roycmv members look on. Above: Sophomore rovoHy include 0mm L to Ry Michene Spickler. Ch Franz, sophomote attendants Karen Plpol and Don EH. Cindy Johnsion, and Lambert Bomes. Homecoming Courf 3-1 COST Dr. Sfockmon ......................... Alon Gill Mayor Peter Stockmon .......... Dan Wiersemc: Ka1her1ne Stockmon ........... Koren Newman Pete Stockmon ................. Maren Dokmo Elis S'rockmon ................. Jonofhon Tweet Morfon Sfockmon ................... Don Rowe I Hovstczd .......................... Joe Blodgeff 4 Aslcksen ........................ Barry Carver Billing ............................. Tom Zimmon Marion Keel ...................... James Wade Captain Hoersfer .............. John Decrdeuff Townspeople ....................... Greg Braid Brion Lekander Jeff Baker Lisa Weus , Sherolee Vech Drunk ........................... Brett Roberts Direcfor ........................... Don Spaugh Above: Dr. Stockmon Oklan Gill; and brother Peter tDon Wiersamaj. argue about The state at the Baths Above: Dr Stockman Mlon GiID discusses his pmlosophfes with interested communify f V ,..4. -- members. ngm: Peiro Moren Dokmcg, DI. S1ockman's daughter. marvels at her famers ingenu- Sty. .32 Fall Produchon La : The 'rownsfolks' ideas seem to be 0 bit $00 per- verse for Sfockman's wife maren Newrncmj loll: A showdown beTween me two broihsrs man Wialsemu and Alan GilD seems inevimble. Abuva: DIV Siockmon Won GiID nnds omjusthow1wo-fccad nloyd friends can I somefimes be. Fall Production 33 Foreign Quarter Students Experience Asian Culture Above nght: On Sunday afternoon of the Asckoso Shrine in Tokyo. Japan, the Japanese wove incense over the head tor knowledge and over the face for beauty, Dlght: Chns Storenko entertains some junior high gins new Yoyogi onko; Above: On Sunday ctternoons cat HOleUkU tneur YoyogD. Japanese teenagers dress in evetythtng from '50; styles ta punk and dance to the music of the Beatles and Blondie. Itght: A typical scene in a Japanese garden at the tmpetiot palace in Kyoto. Asian Quarter On Sep1ember 5. seventy sTudenTs departed for fen weeks of study and Travel on Augusfono's ninth annual foreign siudy quarter. This year 1he sfudents frcveled to Asia which provided Them with o differem perspedive of how people live. Among the countries visifed were Kyofo, Japan; Seoul. Korea: Taipei. Taiwan; Manila, Phipippines: Los Banos, Phir pippines: Hong Kong: and Honotulue Wi1h classes in 1he mornings, s1udems were allowed many opporfunifies +0 ex- perience Asian Iife in the ohernoons. The s'rudents were offered four courses toughT by mem- bers of the Augusfono foculfy. Professors teaching courses included: ML A. Benjamin Jasper. Oriental Drawing and Japanese Printmaking ML John W. Hulleh, hSociczl Psychol- ogy of Japan; Dr. Norm Moline. Geography of East Asian and Dr. Van Symons, hHistory of 49m Century China. In addition, Dr. Harold Sjursen conducted a Seminar in Asian Cultures for the duration of the Ten weeks. Fur Ahuvo: Shirley Tappendorf. Craig Jones, Cleve Charles and Behy Lynn Giezie pose wETh 1he Japanese: International Students am In Nora. Abovs: Seventy Augie sfudents spenf folk quurfer in Asia, hovelling m varfous counfrias and axpetiencing thail cusfoms. Asian Quarter 35 m nghl: The Green Buddha d1 Kamokuto. Japan, is the largest in fhe ond. F If .- IIIaW:Evenmduy1he wmer buffob remains the major tool for plowing 5 fhe communes in the People's Republic of China. 343 Asian Quarter L9 : The streets are always busy in Wis commune near quongzhou Uhe Peoples Republic of China; Below: The memotial and eternal Home in Peace Park oveHook me A?Bornb dome in Hiroshxmo, Japan. Len: A Typical beck sheaf in Toyko is Hned with many shops and places of business. Above: The Daibolsu in Nara, Japan. is the largest wooden buildmg in me world. Asian Quarter 37 38 Greek Week Greeks Unite In Common Cause: Brotherhood Greek Week 1980 was 0 multi-foceted celebration of Greek life. Everyone was invited to participate so that one could become acquainted with the various fraternities and sororities on campus. It also gave the fraternities and sororities a chance to work with each other as o singie team. Greeks are usually highiy visible on campus, but Greek Week was designed to help increase understanding of the groups behind the sweatshirts. Greek Week had 0 full schedule of activities ranging from on oIi-school dance to a fun free-for-oll ot the Greek Olympics. in addition to the taste of Greek life. Greek food pleased the palate ot the Greek dinner. A three-mile marathon was run: and for the other mar- uthoners, mistletoe was soid earlier in the week. As the diverse groups come together to present Greek Week, each one was sharing their own percep- tion of Greek life. As Doug Troutmon, Greek adviser, said: Greek Week is a rare opportunity to see what being Greek means to each of the students that are involved in such on organization. Above light: Torn Mokrv end his pick-up exhibit some friendiy togetherness cut the Greek Olympics. nght: Another teom ubites the dust in the tug-ot-wcr competition. HTI l'illl WV! 3 IN I-D term- Fr A u-r-i-m-am mt Ami 21-1,! . ,u o A139. Ii w?al'i -4 Aqmznuhwlf Above: The DON's. in the spirit of Greek Week, cars more concerned wiTh being good sports and cheering far on of the gtoups ihan with winn'xng 0 I01 of events Greek Week 39 In April of 4879, Olof Olsson. on Augustono College Pro- fessor, witnessed what he felt was The most glorious musi- cal expression. He was offending Handel's Messiah in London. The fotlowing summer, he Took 1he inifiol steps to make the magic of this orotorio come alive on The Augus- fonc: Campus. as it finally did in April of 4881 This year, Augusmnu College and the Handel Oratorio Society presented The Centennial performance of The Messiah? Participants included The Augusmno Choir, The Symphony Orchestra and a quartet of professional soloists. Members of neighboring IIIinois-Iowc communities were also invited 'ro sing Tn The chorus, The 100m anniversary performance was a truly beautifui experience, one such as Olof Olsson probably dreamed of creating over a century ago Abovo: Chanss Wuon'nan, Daniel Culver and Denald Morri- son make the linal prepuruiions in oniTchotion of the Ceni tennioi performance 01 The Messiah Ilghi: Members of me Augusfona Commumfy. after three months of preparation. Tom Tn song to cerebrafe The Messiah, 40 Messiah Annliversclry Season E E s EEEE ' ' Far Above: A record number of peopEe pcrticipcned. vocch 0nd insirumen- tally, In the anniversary penormance of Handel's oralonoE E i .54 La : Friends from neighboring communities, Eike Fled Trulson. pm aside ihair raluxufiun Hme to poriicipoTe in the orotonu Above: DonoEd Morrison demands quaEify perlorrnunces lrom all of his singersE Messiah 41 Sonkto Lucio ttQueen Of Light The annual Lucio Festival, 0 traditional Scandinavian celebration dating back to the middle ages, was held Tuesday. December 91h. Festivtties began with o smorgasbord in Westertin Hall dining room. followed by the Lucio program in the lounge. The festival was sponsored by the Scandinae vicn Club with the cooperation of the Augustcncl chapter of the American- Scandinavian Foundation: Koren Newman retgned as Lucia, the queen of light. 1the program included folk dancing by members of the Scandinavian Ctub, the singing of troditionat songs. and the Lucio procession. Gesta Bergman. the 1980-84 Maurttzson schotor from Borldnge. Sweden, ex- tended greetings from his homeland. Mistress of ceremonies was Dean Betsey Brodahl. The Lucio Festival is a celebration of light which has its roots in early Christian and Pagan history; it has become an annual household ceremony in modern Sweden as well 05 at Augustono. Above: A tradittonal Swedish Folk Dance celebrating the Scnkta Lucia Festival is periormed by the Scandinavian Ctub. Above light: Karen Newman, reigning as Sankio Lucio, leads the procession into the Westerltn Lounge. ngm: The candleiit ceremony of the Lu- cm Festtvct htghtights the eventng's fes- tivitiest 42 Sonkta Lucia STudenTs Celebrofe An Old Fashioned ChrisTmos Christmas is 0 very special time on The Augustcno Campus. The True spfrH of me season is celebrated by sTudents and foculw alike, wim door decorcTing con- tes'rs in he residence halls and a special Chrisfmus Service 01 The Jenny Lind Che; reel in Andover, Illinois. But with The passing of the Christmas Season. winfer still provided Augie sfu- dents with plenty of cctivEfies. Troy slid- ing, ice sching of Lincoln Park, and weekend ski Trips kepf The sporfs-mfnded indwiduols busy. Heavy snow and below freezing Temperatures well in1o February were not always welcomed by students, though. 05 They frudged on f0 classes. Len: Posmr Swanson newps dismbute Communion during me Christmas service 01 Jenny Lind Chapel, Inlow: The Jenny Lind Chapel in Andover. Hlinois. comes alive with The spirit of Christmas. Chrisimas On Campus 43 TheoTre DeporTmenT Dork Of John ...................... Alon Gill Conjur Mon ............. Jim Wade Dark Witch ............... Erin AIIes Fair Witch ............ Lisa Maegdlin Conjur Women ...... Ann Flonigon Honk Gudger .......... Tom Zillmon Edna Summey Suzanne Starkey Mr. Summey .......... Barry Carver Mm Summey .......... Laurie Gross Miss Me'rcolf ........ Sherolee Vech Mr. A1kins ............. Richard Holl MI. Jenkins ........ Craig Hitchcock Uncle Smelicue ......... Greg Braid Floyd Allen ......... Broin Lekander Mr. Bergen ........... Joe Blodgeff Above Elam: Barbara Allen Wcmi VHberQ is a tragic: choruc'rer who Molly mas her Xove and fidelify in John only to have R wrenched away. Abovo: At ma peak of a ridge in 1ha Smokey Mountains, John tAEan GiID begs 1or anather chance To remain human before belng Turned back inio o wifcn. Elam: At the marriage ceremony John produces a sirange green ring which he had cu? horn The finger of a corpse, 44 Waner Praduciion PresenTs The Moon Mrs Bergen ......... Pcmy Johnson Burt Dinwi'rfy ........... Roger Prom Greeny German Rondo Donoho Miss Leafy ........... Linda Shipman HoHie Heffner ........... Lisa WeLls Marvin Hudgens ........ John Wylie Barbara Allen ......... Pow Wilberg Mrs. Allen ................ Liz Ready Mr. Allen ........... Steve Johnson Ella Bergen ......... Carolyn Kubolo Preacher Hoggler Don Wlersemo Witches ................. Jeff Baker Ellie Coder Musicians ........... Wayne Slcbon Kirk Chilton Left: In a biHer irony 01 fhe church Ievival, Barbara AHen 63am Vilberm refuses to feeI guilty about her love for John her husband. Lorer, the congregation and her ex-bovfriend. Momn Hudgens Uahn Wvlm agree Thor she must be purged of me ewl. She is roped on me eve of the annivelsary of her faithfumess f0 John, mus securing her own damn and John's return 10 The me of a witch lelow: The sudden anrcchcn be1ween me stronger John Mlon GiID and Barbara 00m Vilberg at The dance is witnessed by the townspeopde. 335 x La : John Mlon 6H0 ponrcvs a wifch-mmed-humon in order to marry a mov ml woman with whom he falls in love. Above: Affer giving birfh +0 a Witch er creature, Barbara 03cm Vilberm learns from her momer mm he baby was burned by Me midwife. Wmter Production 45 Fall And WinTer This year, the College Union Board of Managers, known 03 CUBOM, was responsi- ble for providing top-grcde entertainmem in 1he fotm of concerts, current movies, student inferes? octivifies and services for fhe Augie Communiw. In Full and Winter of 1980-84. CUBOM presenfed c: vcrie1y of moviesh including m the fem: hthe ELecfric Horseman, Texas Chainsaw Massacre. Whe Muppet Movie, Hazing Saddles, 'hThe Rose, The Houming, 40, and Warner vs. Kramer, and En The winter: Jungle Book, 1.1fe of Brain. and hFdeler on The Roof. CUBOM's concens commmee brought Harry Chopin, The Pack, The Henrv-Pow Bond, Roy Buchanan, The Knighi-Henley Bond and Pure Praire League 10 Augus- Tcnc. Other performances were given by the Second City Players, cm upbeat comedy group, and fhe Kind 0 new- wove band. Aside from enTerfainment, CUBOM 0150 provided its annual ac1ivi'ries and servLces In October. CUBOM sponsored both on Ok- ioberfes? celebration of the COL BaHroom and a Halloween Dance of the Stonight BoHroom, in January, CUBOM held 0 Snow- ball Dance in me Bmckhowk Hotelh For par- ents weekend mums were sob and a bake sale was hekd to raise money. CUBOM was also largely responsible fol sponsoring fun busses f0 football games off-compus, as well as hddmg a reception for commufar siudenfs. Above: The Puve Pro'xrie League coumry-rock band had ifs Augie fans siompin' and clappin' To such ms as Aimie and I'm AXmost Ready. Elam: The Knigh'riHentey Band. comprised of 1th weed singer and four omer musi- cians. opened the Pure Prairie League Concert. 4a FOH a Winfer CUBOM : BLAKE EDWARDS 5 II I! Len: Solo penormer Roy Buchanan plays a mean guitar. Below: The Henry Poul Bond traveled fmm New Vork To emeltuin Augie rock enthusiasm .r O 9 ,...J Folk Winter Cubom 47 NCAA Division Iil: Aggie Vikings The annual NCAA Division ill TournamehT heid March 2OTh end 245T was an especially exciTing one for Au- gusTonu e To say The IeosT! The 69-67 win ugainsT Califomids WhiTTier Coliege senT The Vikings inTo Their semiefinoi game ogcinsT OT- Terbein College. WiTh The combinoTion of The Augie fans, led by Super-Fon himself, and a Team of Tel- ehTed onci deTermined players, Augie beoT OTTerbein. 93-81. This win senT The Vikings ihTo The haTionol final game. opposed by PoTsdam SToTe UniversiTy of New York. The IasT precious seconds of This game will probably go down in Augustono baskeTbuli hisTory. The score was Tied, 55-55. With five seconds lefT on The ciock. Max ArTis was fouled and awarded Two free Throws, He sunk boTh. puTTing The Vikings ahead 57-55, PoTsdom Took The boil and swished c: holf-courT shoT as The buzzer sounded. in overTime. blue and gold poinTed fans screamed AU-GUS-TA-NA, Coach Borcherding paced. and The Vikings played Their hearTa OUT. As The final buzzer sounded. The PoTsdom Bears were on Top. 67-65, The silenced AugusTana CommuniTy onched wiTh pride as Their Team accepTed The second place Trophy, knowing mm. in Their hearTs, The Vikings wouid oiwoys be number one. 1. In a moroIe-buiiding display of power, Shane Price gleelully slams a dunk. 2. Craig BIiTThum, famous Tor hIs sixTeen footers. prepares To add cnoTher Two points To The score. 3. PoTsdum displays firm conTrol of The boTl in Their semi-fInoi moTch against Ursinus. seTTing The sTage for The exciTing AugielPoTsdom final. 4, C07CopToin Biii Rapier sTIengThens The squad's dhve 0nd deTerminCITion. 5. The Talem 0nd dedichTiOh of Max ArTis earned him The TiTie of Most Valuabie Player in The Tournament OTher members named To The AII-Teumamem Team were: Augieis Biii Rapier: OTTerbein's Ron STeworT; ond PoTsdam STaTeis Ed Jochim and Derrick Rowland. 6. Augustuno pieces second in The naTion, iosing TirsT by a slender Two-poim margin. 7, The PoTsdom SToTe Bears Take The notional TiTie, ofTer placing second To North Polk Two years ago. 8. Coach Jim Borcherdihg couches and Cajoles him Team into doing Their besT. 9, Bill Schneider. piuymoker for The Team, shares an emotional moment wiTh senior TeammuTe Shane Price. 40. UIsihus and OTTerbein bUTiie for Third place in The ConsoIoTion game. H Massive crowds, which packed The Carver PE. Cehier during The Tournament Thunder Their supporT for The Vikings. 12, Timeouts in The fIncI few minuTes were inTense and nervewrocking. 48 NCAA Buskeibcli Tournament 2nd in chrion! Students HGo-Pher IT To Fight Muscular Dystrophy On March 27th and ZBth, over 300 students crowded the floor of Carver P,E. Center to help fight Muscular Dystrophy tn the third annual Dance Marathon. CUBOM. with some help from Black Hawk College, sponsored several activities in which the dancers could participate. These included tush and tag contests and the entertainment of D.J.'s and three bonds. Jim King. the Master of Ceremonies, cheered the dancers on to raise over $14,000 for the cause, Mike Kline and Cathy Wethington were awarded prizes for raising the most money in pledges. Above nghi: Lisa Muegdiin flashes c1 smite in an effort to muintoxn the dance morothoners' enthusiasm. Above L9H: Dancers mummy wrap each other to ease theil tired tensions. Rtght: Jeff Gmsshauser and friends have tots of styte in helping to fight muscular dystrophy. I Mr ML 0. p33 Dvgmvwi Ti! 50 Dance Marathon Far Above: Bea Giommcrese leads 0 bunny hop near the end of the mcrofhon, L9H: Diane Bimngslev cheers on her partner Bob DiChrismlcno as he dances like a Rubber-Bond Mun. Abava: The vUnknown Cowboy boogiss as the pledge money rolls in. Dance Marathon 5'1 Business Day: iiPreparaiion Leads To Performance On April 23, siudenfs participating in ihe fifih an- nual Business Day were able i0 spend The day visit- ing and working for Various businesses, professional firms and government offices in ihe Quad-Ciiies. Thai night all of The pariicipanis attended a prime-rib dinner of Westerlin. Mr. Steven Duerr wachter, a Sales Manager for The Genercii Eieciric Company in Iowa, was me guesi speaker for The eveni. TwenTy-one siudenis in +he Accouming. Business Adminisiroiion and Economics Depen- men'rs received various awards and scholarships. Mr. Karl Hunfoon, visiting assistant professor of Busi- ness, was honored as The Teacher of he Year from the three deporTmentsi Above Eight: Mr. Steven Duerwachter speaks in anemive Iisieners about various aspecis of 'th business worid. Above: Business Day pariicipanis await ihe awafds presenfahons foliowing The dinner. nlghi: Misiress 01 Ceremonies Nancy Hennenfeni iniroduces ins nexi speaker 52 Business Day Len: ML Richard Reed presents both the Oufsianding Senior Accouang Student and the Wau Sheet Journal Student Achievemem awards 10 Timothy Schmidt. lolow Lon: Ml. F. Neil Baker congratulates Diana Uddsnbsrg for being named +he outsiunding senior mcjov 1n Business Administration; Ielow: Business Department Teacher of The Year. Mr. Kari Huntoon, 0nd Deon Douglas Nelson enjoy the ceremony. lefl: Laura Stimple proudw accepts the Wall Skeet Journal award in Business Adminiskation from Mrs. Rufhann Bloom Business Day 53 APO Sponsors 25th 't Annual UMOC 3 Talent Show And 3 Auction Alpha. Phi Omega tAPm presented the 25m Annual Ugly Man on Campus auction. talent show and beauty and beast contest on May ch. Over $1.835 was raised this year to benefit Juvenile Diabetes Association and the Easter Seals Foundation for Crippted Children and Adults. Mr. J. Albert Stenzel of Stenzel Brother's Auctton Service auctioned off merchandise donated by area merchants and Augustano faculty and staff members. The beauties and beasts were sponsored by various organiza- tions on campus, and voting took place the week prior to the beauty contest. The talent show emcees, Drs. Richard Turnquist and Robert Icl- Iitsch, announced the winners of the beauty and beast competition: Linda Body. sponsored by the BSU, was selected as the beauty, and Tom Mokry, sponsored by the Delta Chi Theta Sorority. was the 4981 beast. Right: Voting fot the becuttes cnd beasts took ptuce in the College Center and in Centen- nicl's lobby dun'ng the competition. lolow: The beauttes and beasts are presented to the audience one test time before the hnal vote is tabulated. 54 Ugty Man On Campus L9H: Aucfioneel J Albert Stsnzel and his brother not only run me uuciion, but 0530 PUVChDSEd over 550 worm of merchum dise. Iolow Lott: Emcees Drs. Bob Talmsch and Rick Turnquisf rehearse some of hair mar Teriul before the talenf show. Below: The 6505, alias Preparofion H and The Hemmorrhoidsl performed a variew of 50's 1unes. Far Below: The Bellmwer Sweethearts. Dxune Carpenter, Laura Stephenson. Stephanie Johnston, and Mary Wag, genet, harmonize AHer Dork Ugly Man On Campus 55 The Handel Oratorio Society Celebrates 4OOTh The ceIeSTlOl Anniversary With . . . The Handel Orofor'xo Society celebrated is 100m Anniversary Season This year whh a spe- cid performance. wThe Celes1iol Sphere. a contemporary work, was wriHen by Charles Wuorinen especiolw for this occasion. Some Three hundred members of the Augusfono community and Quod-Cify oreo combined Their talents To presenf the debuf of Wuorin- en's composi'rion 56 Spring Oratorio Far Ialow Lott: Mrr Donatd Morrison dH'eC15 the Hondet Ootorio SoCIety's special cetebrotion of The Cetesttal Sphere. Far Ielow Center: Augie ChOil membets mtensely deltvet the 20th Century music. Canton Musicians and vocalists trom both the Quod-City urea and the Augustoho Community combine their tol- ents to present the debut of Chortes Wuorinen's The Celeshul Sphere Below: Brian Alm inspires choir membels duting the many hours of rehearsal. Fur Below: Percussianist Craig Weich perfects his piece to be performed tn the urotorio. Spring thtorio 57 Spring HA Threepenny Opera U-l nEIiiN MUN ABMREIJ CELL Mac Heofh Woo The Knivey . Alan Bob ................ Greg Braid em Smith ............ Mark Johnson Polly Peochum ...... Paige Alien Consfubwe .......... Greg Broid Mr. Pecchum Don Weisermc BeHy ................ Liz Ready Mrs Peochum . . .. Ruth Lidecko Dolly ................. Lisa Wells Jenny ........... Koren Wheeler Vixen ............ Cindy Bridges Lucy Brown . . . Miriam Anderson Beggars ......... Sherdee Yech Tiger Brown ..... Randy Cooper Danette Seward Fwich ............. Joe Blodgen Jone? Love WoH ............. Note LcFrenz Koren Johnson M011 ............... Brion Baker Laurie Gross Jake .......... David Griesemer Mum: 2' Rpuunh' . Megan nu Fmaie : A '31th l:- Above: A Threepenny Opera, set in Vicfotion England. revoWas around a bond of 1hsives and whores and the lava affair between PoHy Peochum 0nd MacHeuTh, alias Muck-the Knife, Far Above: MacHecnh Mlon GHD is betrayed by the women who love him, Polly Qaige Allen; and Lucy Miriam Andersony and ends up in Newgcte Prism 55 Spring Production Musical Staged In PoTTer Hall i911: Mr. and Mrs Pacchum man WierSema and Ruth Lxdeckcn are shocked 10 learn cl Their dougmer Poilyls cPcw'ge Allem love for MacHeom Below: Brechf's A Threepemy Opera is not only CI parody of conventional opera, but 15 also an assault direcied fowcrd the middle class ca- pitciist society of 4920 Beriin. Far lerow: Jeremiah Peochum $on Wiersemoy and the townspeople convince the policeman mondv CooDeO Thcl Mcckvihexnife should be arrested and hanged. Spnng Producfion 59 CUBOIVI Sponsors Continuous g EnTerfoinmenT Spring Quarter ; CUBOM provided even more programs To entertain h the Augie communify Spring Quarter. Mowes included h Fame, Young Fronkensiein. and Andy Warhol's i BAD. But movies were n01 The only form of enfenoin- menf: HypnoTisT Tom Deluca. a New York native, hypno- fised severoh members of The audience. often Times re- vecling hilarious and hidden ospecfs of their personalities. The concert commiTTee sponsored the return of Ambror sic which emerTcined Augie fans for 1hree hows, as well as concerts featuring Quad 0nd Raven. llghl: Hypnotist Tom DeLuco entertained The Augie crowd by hvpnohs- ing severoL members of The audience. ,9 Caddyshack i 60 Spfing CUBOM MEL BROOKS' COMIC MASTERPIECE - o1il slpA LSATURDAYREVIEW YOUNG ffAKKEK aim Spring CUBOM o1 W? :7 rm .--.R' . - -.D Baccalaurecfre Adds 6W Reverence To A Memorable Groduofion ngh': Cindy Johnston and Ken BrHl lead The processionul into Cen1enniol Hall for the Boccoloumem Semes- Ielow: FumHy and lriends gamer with graduates as me Augustono Choir pays Hibuie to me class cl 1951. 62 Baccalaureate LOH: Campus Pastor Rev. Richard Swanson gives an inspiring baccalaureate sermon 10 4981 grads, 1heir lriands. 0nd tomilies. lelow: Jim Wheeler pauses with fellow graduates befure the processfonm begins Fur Below: 3019mm gloduoies gather to give thanks for their many achievemems Baccalaureoie b3 Grodudres Honored AT One Hundred And TwenTy-FirsT Convocdrion Sunday. May 3'1, marked The one hundred and twenfyifirst annur ol convoccnion and commencement for Auguswno graduates. President Thomas Tredwoy and Dean Harold Sundellus conferred the baccalaureate degrees, and Campus Pastor, Rev. Richard Swanson. delivered both fhe invocation ond Benediction. The Commencemem Address Beyond Skepticism was given by PresL dam Emerifus of Augusfonc, Dr Conrad Bergendoff. -w,lwv -4 Fan Above: Dr. Conrad Betgendoff, Presldsm Emeritus of Augusmnc. delivers The commencement address. Beyond Skeptii cism. Above: A copocifv crowd packs Carver P.E. Center for the one hundred twentyrfirst convocmion , 64 Groduo'rion loft: Old Main looms before a pensive graduate as she comfemplofes he! fu1ure. Ialow Left: Summer grad Julie Tonkin grins toHowing The commencemenf exercises. lolow: The 50th Anniversary Augustono Choir, under the direction of Dr. Donlen Culver, performs hay the Mlgmv Mississippi. Gmduanon 65 SPORTskw Women's Cross Country ViQueens Do tt Again The 1950 season brought Augustona ViQueens their second consecutive unofficial State title. The title was unofficial because the amount of teams competing fell below the official limit for conduct- ing 0 sanctioned State championship. Junior Cindi Nelson, competing in cross country for her first time at Augie, ted the VtQueens in all meets. Jolnrng Nelson in the rank of Top Five runners were Cathy Kries. Nancy Koenttzer, Ellen Jones. and captain Nancy Gelsingr This year's squad did well all season, tosing no meets. One highlight of the season was taking first place at Principio's first Invitationctr Another was placing second in Augustona's own tnvitationcrl, A fifth place finish in Regionais was something the ViQueens were also proud of. Abovl: Couch Fisher and Cathy Kries discuss the times of Augie runners nght: Cindi Nelson makes good time during a home meet. Fur Illghl: Fresh: man EUen Peterson ewes the tlnish tlne as she comes closer to It. 68 Womenis Cross Country r mw stutetcmmptonmrp; m u; .' Augie, Opp . knew 19 2 ' '54 Augwtanulnvttatlbnalind ' Knox Invitational: 59h ' 1 Lutherhvltmtonalzath : :-Northem llln'oix'lnvrtottonul: arr - ' PMCiplI In'vttgtlonut: 151 i 7x AIAWrRegIohul Championship: 5m ' leH: Freshman EHen Jones finishes o wsII-deserved gloss ol wcfel offer 0 held race Ialow: Teommotes Cindi Nebon 0nd Colhv Kfiss beor similar expressions as may compleie their run UD The onugh pom. Ftnnl Row: B. Hinrichs, S. Friesm. C Kn'es, C, Nelson. new 2: E. Pe1ersqn, E. Jonas. 4 Jensen, C Seobwoom, L Dollmun Back Row: 5. Kuchm. A Armsfrang, Coach D Fisher, N. Koemtzer, N7 Geslmg. Women's Cross Country 69 Abovt: Deierrninmion is par! of Steve Gromsch's philosophy of running in ?he Nafionul meet Abav- Gunter: Junior Brion Elom concenrrafes on his goal of a gnod Mish to a hard race. Abovo Right: Brod Fryer woxks his way mough the puck, 70 Men's Cross Country , 314.1; From mm: D. Pqpineau, B. Elam. BA Fryer, R. Jensen, M. Erickson, T. Hurd, D. Jones. Row 2: S. Pugsrey, 5. Gromsch. C, Hayden, M. Subway, T. Lawrence, C. anefordnsr. J. Jornpt. R. Thiel. Back Row: Coach P. Olsen, B. Anderson. J. fucci, D. Harlan, M. Parks. A Strum, T. Shipp, T. Heinze, J Tomsic. Runners Finish Strong: Second In Notion It was a slow start for the 1980 cross country team, but the Vikings seemed to be preparing themselves for a grand finale. The Augustcna Harriers finished second in the Conference race behind defending champions North Central. Another second place finish was won by the Vikings in the NCAA Midwest Regionols, again behind North Central. The highlight of the season was definitely the squod's participation in the National meet which earned the team honors as second in the Nation. This was the highest achievement of any team in any sport in the history of Augustono. excluding the 4975 track team which also placed second in Nationals. Senior Rob Jensen's performance, finishing eighth in the Nation individually, earned him the title of AIl-Americont Teammates Tony Hurd. Brad Fryer, Steve Pugsley, Karl Huff. and Brian Elam collectively broke the school's record of total time for top five runnerst The most talented team in Coach Olsen's career at Augustanc showed that meet results during the regular season don't necessarity reveal the capacity of 0 team. These Vikings proved their ability when it counted e at Nationals. Augle Opp. Northeast Missouri State 39 t 20 Bradley 23 2.5 - ' f? Luther l-Mtational; gm Motto Dane Invitational: 'l th lltneis Intercollegiate: ?th CCiW Championship: 2nd NCAA Division III Midwest Regionot: 2nd NCAA Dlvtsion IH Championship: 2nd Far Abovo: Teammates Craig Have den. Mohton Erickson, Bled Fryer. and Karl Huff coax each other on. Far Lon: Senior Tony Hurd sets the pace for teammates Brad Fryer and Steve Pugsley. lam AlI-American Rob Jensen is on his way to hls eighth prance tinish tn Nationals. Men's Cross Country 7t 1.14. .4 160$. g... vamp, ov .V a an .. Quay 1 V1 Juniar Jenny Jimenez roILows Through wi+h her back hand, '0pp nond return from The cor, From Row: A. Rudicevic. K. ReHig. K. Horsqunn. 8 Davidson, J. JimSnSL Row 2: B. Johnson. C. Keogwe. Augie L. Whitfield, L Swansun, J Reed, Coach 5. Krismanits. 1361 JUNIOR VARSITY. Illinois Wedeyan E. Illinois Univ St. Francis Western lllmois 31. 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Momma ggnFTLN53?L the buli About. L0H: Gail Wrcnski keeps her eye on the ball as she introduces it to her racket Women's Tennis 73 Ester, C Youngblood, D. Davis, Head Coach B. Reade. whecmm Ninois Wesleyan Carthage MiHikin Nocin Cemrul St. Ambrose Elmhursi Senior Gregg Johnson does his best for the blue and gold EZELEHPU 7A Mews Focibou Augie 20 1? 16 25 22 23 12 From Row: J. Glasshousev. J1 Shirley, M. Barber. 6. Johnson, J. Innis! M. Viehweg. M. Jessup. A, Kalembo. M. Schick, .L Barnes. Raw 2: P. Vonka. P. LewiL G. Bednur. M. O'Rourke. A. kulemba. T. Losbv, H. Walker, R. cwark. R. Ericsonl F. Waller, PA Vernon, B1 Grossr, Row 3: J. Flynn, J. Bradford, J. Kuperus, B. O'Shea. T. MiHer, D1 Damven, M. Smekar, M. Pehdergast. J. Drizis, P, Duffy, R. Ncgel, T. Grinon. G. Cimera. Row 3. Tuyior. C. Allison. C. Ford, E. Lesner. M. Walker. J. Gayle. D. Weber. D1 Eli, J. McPherson, D1 McCoy, 5. R-id, B. Pa1has+,P.Kosap,J,Roche1 Row 5: .L Penney. T. Seledo, 3. Powers, L. Bode. J. Zinkulo. M. Hemline, T1 Call, M. Slovish, R. Szumlus, M. Wilson. C. Erlckson, D. Storenko, D. Irvine Row 5;; Molcke, G. Leach, D. Morrison. K. GIGdISh, J. Meisch, R. Livlngsfon, G Pnehl. M. Code. C. KGhISl, P1 Sirenk, 5. Barton, J. Nlcklas. Row 1: T. Jackson, G. Corcoron, K. Thompson, K. Kopisehka, W. Pierce, R. Barnes, J. Robertson. T, Johnson. D. Yunas. Back Row: Assistant Coaches J1 Farwell, M Hallway, D. Riccio, M. Opp. 15 15 14 12 24 14 10 Ialow: The Vikings dispioy reomwork as they iuckre their opponent Fur Iolow: Ron Nogel searches for a path to gain yardage for u1irsr down. Right The Viking squad is ready or me line. Inlow Elam: The Augusmno defense comes through again as anomer iackle is made. J -. ,5. r Vikings Upset Ranked Elmhursr i The Vikings finished therr 4980 campaign wirh , I on overoIL record of 6-3 and a CClW Conference I record of 5-3. 7, L I Among The squad's accomplishments was me 2244 upser of leagueeleoder Elmhursr. The Viv kings dominated bo1h offensivery and defensive- iy. Augie's defense was Ignrred by junior middle guard Tom Losby, who performed like a one man wrecking crew. Losby racked up four qucher- back socks, jarred loose one fumble. and had eighf solo Tackles and three assists on fhcd afrer- - noon. J Injuries pldgued The Vikingsj but able reserves - were There. Rookie Craig Allison, shifting posi'rions f0 replace the injured Ron Nogel, played 0 grecrr role in That upser of Elmhurst. Allison gained 157 d I yards rushing which was The second highest single game 1010! by any CCIW player during the sec:- sonr Freshman Joy Penney managed Augusrono as quarrerbcrck afrer Mark Schick was injured in mid-seoson. l r Several Augie players were rewarded for hair 1' seasonal performance by being elected 10 All- ; Conference Teams. Those elected to firs? team I AIr-Conference were middle guard Tom Losby E and defensive back Jim Barnes. Leff back John E Kuperus and defensive end Chris Ford were cho- sen for second team AWI-Conference. Earning honorabie mention were wrng back AI Kalembo. defensive Tail Mark Viehweg. 0nd cenrer Harlan Walkerr Men's Football 75 76: Men's Soccer Soccer Team Disappointed The 1980 soccer Team. in jus1 its second season as an organized intercollegiate sport, suffered many disuppoinfmenfs. The Vikings finished their tirs? season in affiliation wiTh WCAA wiih a 3-?-2 record of wins-Iosses-Ties. From the second game of the season to the last key siorters were injured and unable 10 play on The average of Three 0 game. The lack of being able To fieid a regukar group caused players to 9:91L used To someone new each week. This irregw lar 1eamwork was a contribuTing factor to the Team's low 900! produciionA The outlook is bright for The soccer fue fure of Augustona, Though, wifh experr ience gained and most sTorfers ramming. Above: Peie Palmer and Steve Walter fight severaw Menmeulh players for possession o! the ball. Abeve Right: Sophomowe Pete Harvey periorms a balancw ing ac! while passing the ball llghl: Teommotes Joy Schugg and Steve Odenkirk lack on as Chris Borough blocks 0 pass wiTh his body. Soccer Siavle Odenkirk 0nd 5?eve Wolfe: work togemer 10 gsi me boll T0 The goo. I'D 34;. 9 1:0; Marvcrem 4 0 Iowa ,1 h 1 Knox JV y; l; Coe -, : Grimm? , 3 i ' 1 K 4 , . 1 . o . 6 Front Row: K. DuNgtsn, B. Bowman. R. SpioHo, J Schugg, C. Botough. S, Walterr Row 1: R Harvey, C. Garrard. S Odenkvk, P. Rlley. P PoXmer, J, Gaylon. luck Row: Coach K. Anderson. l'e. Wright R. Sziemp. T. Coder. A Llndquist R. Gullfnrd. D Stevens. J. Singn Men's Soccer 77 Volleyball ViQueens Rebuilding The 4980 volleyball season was long and tiring. Hard work and determination turned what seemed to be a losing season into c: final winning streak. The ViQueen's overall record was 6-13 with 4 of those wtns coming in the last 5 matches. The team was a young one, boosting 0 single senior. Julie Erickson. and was continuulty buitding and be- coming stronger under the coaching abilities of Adolfo Alejo. Fr. Above: Coach Atejo explains a way to ttghten the team's defense, Above: Lucy Hessling concentrates on bumping the bolt white List: Otssen observes. Loll: Jenny Heermans jumps high to spike the ball around the opposing blocker. Far ten: Borb Smtth is the center of attention 05 she sets the boll. 76 Woments Votteyboll loll: Sonya Cowser is no? intimidated by St Ambrose's douwe block; lolow: The ViQuaens anticipate me effec'ts of Jenny Haermans' dink Iowa Wesleyom-G Mnikin ' a Knox Eureka , SI Ambrose Lures MiHikin lIUnois Cenlrd Monmomh Marycrest Illinois Wesleyan Knox Monmouth Eureka Lorcs mJAmmmthfhtgie Aucpuca-nmwrva Mcrycresf Invi'ralionak 5th III Benedictine lnv: 41h Front Row: K. Douglass, DA BiUingslsy, L. Olsson. L Hessling. R. Perched. S. Cuwser, B. Smirh. J. Peterson. Row 2: J. Wurst K. Tesiik, J. Heermuns. T Chrisfoffersen, P Mannon, K. Dorsey, L. Wainwright. L Adrer. Back Row: S. Foumain, J. Fields. J. Erickson, Asst Coach A. Vossoughi, R. Colderons. E, Schrock. Head Coach A. Alejo. Women's Volleyball 79 Below: Co-cuptoin Ken Brings uses alt his sirengfh to outtmuscle his opponent. Team Second in CCIW; Sends One To Nationals The 1980-84 wrestling squad included three defending CCIW champions, Senior Dan Martin. Junior Paul Evans. and Sophomore Dale 2 Schmacht. The groppters could not maintain their t CCIW title and finished a strong second in the t tourney only 5.75 points behind first place finisher Wheaten and 45.25 points ahead of third place winner North Central. Augustana wrestters that took first place finishes in CCIW were Don Martin. t Paul Evans. Dale Schmacht, and Chris Casey. Ju- nior Ken Brings earned his second straight runner- up titte. Schmocht went on to place fourth in the NCAA Division III Notional Tournament earning All- Americon honors. Schmocht was also named MVP for the Vikings' season. Co-coptoins Don Martin and Ken Brtnge led the team to a 445 dual meet record and placement in the top three in several large tournaments. Row 1: Jt Meisch, Pt McMahon, It Rivera. J, McKendry, E. Griese, M, VonAnroom Tt Jackson. Row 2: M Schultz, 3. Burton, C. Casey. P. Evans. G. Bee, M. DeBel. M. Long Row 3: Head Coach Dt Riccio. Pt Lomos, D. Schmucht, E Lesher, Dt Madin, K. Brings, J. Legg, Tt Hartwell. 80 Men's wrestltng Augle Opp. U. of Wise. - Plonevllle 12 35 NE stsouri Sfcte Univ. 36 3 Cornell College '17 21 Whecion College 27 16 Bowling Green Univ. 40 38 Kent State Univ. 42 37 Waifburg COHege 24 15 Elmhurst College 35 42 UV of Wise. - Whnewmer 14 26 Lorcs College 19 21 Cornell Tournament: 2nd An-Lutheron Tournament: 2nd Wheofon Tournament: 3rd Fur Above: Chris Casey maintains control in his match. Mauve Right: Paul Evans sTrqules to flip his opponent for a Tokedown. mm: The opponent Tries 10 escape lrorn Dan Martinis grasp. WresTling Men's WresHing 84 Womehfs Boskequll - , i . I . x, .A ' T i J ,. FlonT Row: D Garrison, J. Dcmmer. S. Wiesbroek, P. Reese, T. Folk, KT Lund. Row 2: G. Kale, KT Liljeglen, J. Tomquist. LT Morris. 3. Cowserl L. WclEin. Row 3: S. SmiTh, D. Closby. L. Johnson, D. Rogiers, KT Nelson, L. Hassling, Asst Coach C. Jacks, Head Coach P. STein. ViQueens Reign In SToTe WiTh seven reTurning IeTTer winners, The 1980 ViQueens seemed To have The inspiroTion necessary To copTure The firsT StoTe TiTIe for Women's BoskeTboIT in Augustonols hisTow ry. The ViQueens beaT MJITikin by '18 and Greenville by 49 To play NorTh CenTroT in The finals. Hard work broughT a nine poinT vicTory for AugusTuno end The SToTe Championship. Down Crosby, Lucy Hessling, 0nd Sharon Wiesbrook were named To The AlI-STaTe Championship Team. IT was Then on To Regioncls where The women Took o one-poimT loss in Their firsT game against hosT Spring Arbor College CopToins JuTie Erickson and Dawn Crosby aided Their squad To an overel! season record of 49-42. The women placed second in Their own Augusfona inviTcTionol. Deb Rogers was named To The AIIATourney Team Team award winners included Dawn Crosby, mosT valuable pkoyer for her second sTroighT year; Lucy Hessling. best defensive player; and Sonya Cowser, mos'r dedicoTed player. The 49804981 season was The fiTsT year for AssT. Couch CheT Jackal who was 0 former ston- douT coger for Augie's men's bcskeTboll Team. Coach STein commenTed ThoT TTby far This has been The mosT successful Twomenla baskeTboll Team Tth AugusTono has ever had. Deb Rogers and Sharon Wiesbrook closeTy guard Their opponents; 32 Women's Basketball Far Above Lon: Junior Lucv Hessling makes a jumpshot. Far Above ngm: Lestie WoHin doesn'f let her opponent interrupt her drive. Above: Most Volucbwe Player Down Crosby is about To add two poims +0 fhe ViQueen's score S1. Ambrose Cos Morycresr Rockford U. W150 01 Superior Wilriom Penn Northern Illinois St Ambrose S,J.U. E William Penn Norfhecsfem Keniucky Sfote III. Wesleyan III, Central Murycrest CIgl of St. Francis Knox Marquette Monmoum Quincy MiHIkin Eastern Xllinois Northern Iowa Eureka Bradley North Central whemon Oppv 65 63 60 49 50 80 66 65 62 74 ' 75 68 42 77 70 79 30 6b 50 65 54 ?6 55 44 62 am 77 5:3 Women's BcskeibcH 83 Augustono Vikings-Number Two In Nation The Augustanc: Vikings finished the season with an impressive 15-1 CCIW record, earning them the conference title for the 61h time in Augustono base ketboll history. The cogers then went on to take the Midwest Regtonol. Quarterfinals. 0nd Semifinals. There they were stopped only by 2 points in overtime by Potsdam State in the championship game. thus earning the titte of number two in the notion in the NCAA Division III. Out of nine returning lettermen this year, the Vikings boosted four out- standing seniors: Maxwell Artts 0:0- captotm. Jay Friestod, thtiom Rapier hco-coptofnt. 0nd Luther Rivers. This year's aII-conference squad in- cluded Rapier and junior Craig Brittnum on 1st team; junior Shane Price on 2nd team; and Artis received an honorable mention. Other honors for Rapier included election to the Midwest News All- Americon 3rd team by Basketball Weekly Magazine. as well as a place 1 on the Division Itl Nationals AtI-Tourno- ment team Btittnum was named to the AlI-Midwest Regional team, as was junior Bill Schneider, and the NCAA Divii i sion III AII-Midwest 2nd team. Artis was ' named the Most Outstanding NCAA Division III notional player. Team awards went to Rapier MVP and best defensive player for the 2nd straight year; Artis hmost dedicated ployeo, Rivers tmost inspirottonoD, 0nd Sophomore Dave Anderson GVIVP on the junior varsity squad for the second straight yeco. LRTIc Fur Above Left: Maxwell Artts takes the shot and throws c: tricky pass. Far Above nght: Craig Brittnum goes in close for the dunk. ten: BtH Schnetder ptuys an intense defense, Above: Co- coptoins Artts and Rapier relate the strategy during 0 time out. 84 Men's Bosketbcu Cue . ., 81 Weatamrlltlnow's ' - Bi mualunu Invlluilonal -. Marycresf 8'1 Luther 91 St. Ambrose 88 Norfhem Iowa 53 Nonh Cenfral 403 - Quincy 69 aqlncv Holiday 'loumamom - Midwestern Stufe 63 ,Centrow State 33 South CcrolinoAiken 7'3 North Central 107 ' North Park 90 JIHnois Wesleyan 79 Elmhursf 74 Wheomn 92 Carfhuge 93 Elmhwsf - 83 Illlnois Wesleyan 62 MiHikln 89 Carthage 05 Wheaten 100 Norfh Pork 58 Millikin 70 Comm 85 Mldwu? Iaglund North Park B1 EeXol? 56 Quarlarflnals Whihier 69 NCAA Dlvislon I'll Samillnals Ottetbein 93 NCAA Dlvlllon Ili Championship Potsdam srare mm 625 Men's Baskefboll 67 B1 .67 BHI Rapist goes baseline tor the dunk. Front Row: Iroinsr G, Bone, D Andelson. G. Wenzel. S Price. C. Bmmum. J Freisfud, B. Rapier. Mgr R Schueme. Raw 2: Head Coach J. Borcherding, Mgt. W. ream. B Schneider, B. Vincent M Anis. T. Novok, L Ribers. O. Peden. and Asst. Coach D. Longrock. Men's Boskeiboll 85 Women's Swimming The Viqueens key ve'rerons, dong wiTh me help of Transfe! Deb Hesse and several freshmen. copfured a third place finish in the state This season. Co-ccptoins Deb Hesse and Julie Johns'ron led the 190m to am place in The George Williams Invifmional 0nd firs'r place in 'rhe Viking Olympics. Fur Above Len: Sophomore Laurie Kieffer Dteastsfrokes her way in one lag of the individud medwey, Far Abon nght: Freshman Cofhy Phillis concemrotes on her backstroke as she comes in with 0 strong finish. Abova - From Row: M. Bailey, C. Phile, T Runfaldt, D H0559, and D Klindwcirm low 2: M. Poona, J. Johnston, 5. Lierzau, D. McCarthy, C, Wethfngton, K Johnson. K. Sundelius. and Head Coach D. Fisher. 86 Women's Swimming ViQueens Place Third In SToTe Lon: Co-ccpmin Deb Hosse gets a 1051 start in The buHerfly. Abova L9H: Tern Runieidt dispEuys her strong freesiyie shake in The IM medley. ' . wu- 2 3rd George WiIHoms V lnvhationm 8th Vking Olympics 15? Above loll: JuWie Johnston strives for the finish in me breasistroke. loH: Karen Johnson rebxes after winning in the backstroke for the Augie Olympics Women? Swimmwng a? 88 Men's Swimming Vikings Set New Record After preseason training in Texas, Coach Hollwoy's Vikings were ready for fost-poced competition. breaking nine school records. Losing several Top swimmers of the previous season, the 1980-81 team worked herd and obtained a duolemeet record of 4-1. The swimmefs, headed by co-coptcins Kevin Dempsey and Chris Guest, placed first in their own Viking Olympics. Aug'xe placed fourth in the CCIW Championship. The sea- son ended with six Augie swimmers - Kevin Dempsey. Steve Eckberg, Chris Guest, Bob Sorussi. Mark Sotberg, and Mike Syzmonski e traveling to Nationals. Freshman Bob Sor- ussi was chosen the Vikings' most valuable swimmer for the '80-'84 season. Above nghl: John Jevitz glides through the water on his way to the finish line Right: Craig Spooner and Chris Hammerberg congwtutote each other on theil fine fin- ishing times. Abnva: Co-ccptoin Kevin Dempsey and ChIis Hommerberg applaud onother Viking victory. Rockford tnv. IILmois tntarcou Milliktn Lake Forest Grinnelt Relays W. Illinois Univ. Viking Otvmptcs Monmouth Knox dlh 03 60 2nd 22 tat 86 32 48 38 33 13 Men's Swimming The Vikings have their own way of cheering their teammcies an. Fronl Row: J. Ghmco, P. Caunihun. B. Surussi, K, DemDSEV. J. Jevifz. low 2: G. Prim, C. Spooner, M Szymonski. M Soberg, T. Heard. C. Guest S. Eckbefg, Row 3: Sr Henry, R Fier- monn. C. Hommerberg. 6. Oison. B Higgins. Head Coach M. Hollwoy Men's Swimming 59 Women's Track Four Qualify For Nationals Hlinois Wesleyan Invitahonol 151' Knox Invitaiioncl 6Th Viking Olymplcs 2nd XAIAW Stoie Championship 2nd The Viqueens had another suci cessful season in 1984 as They placed second In The state and sent four To the national tournai mehf in California. The 400 relay Team. consisting of Karen Pipul, Shelii Smith. Jean, raehe Hodgkinson. and Cindi Nel- son, qualitied for the nofioncls. Shelli Smith also qualified in The 400 yard high hurdles and Jean; netfe Hodgklnson qualified in The 100 yard dosh, Fur Abe : Flashmoh Shem Smllh hurdles her wcw to another victory, Above: From Row: J. Kubolo, S. Shumcn. Ch Carlson, C. Nelson. K. Sundelius. K. Johnson Row 2: K. Konior, K. Kumman. S. Zelenko. P. Ressa, A. Ausfrheim. M. Younlren. Row 3: Ch Enion, K. Pipol, N. Geang. N. Koenirzer, E. Peterson, C. Kries. Row 4: Head Coach D. Fisher. K. Brzezlnski, v1 Thrope, L. Johnson, L. Mwller, Kh Tempre and J. Peierson. 90 Women's Track Astrid Ausimeim checks the spikes on her shoes beiore running the 1500 Lori Miller prepares to hurl the iaveline. Nancy Koenilzsr spins, and throws the she? pm. rarer! Kuhlmon sprinis herwuy toward me cups Women's Track 01 Dav I u u GILL 01' 5' !;,.,e....'73:l uthT... '11: if'tg gt 1 1'1 ' A ,P m. nan. - nr-tt Vikings Nob Second tn Nation The Vikings track team re- mained strong again this year, as they captured the CCIW confer- ence championship for the sec- ond consecutive year. Most valuable team member. Socrates Cotovctis. won the conference individual title in both the long jump and decathalon, Other conference winners were Lonnie Hewitt, high jump Terry McMillan, Norm Ross. Tom Spark- mctn and Kofi Osei. 400 meter re, toy; 0591. 100 meter dash. Rob Jensen. steeple chose: Dove Lingner, discus, Steve Gromsch, 4.500; Tony Hurd. 5000: Greg Colberg, Triple jump! And Bret Anderson, pole vault. At the NCAA Division III notional meet. Kofi Osei won the 100, Steve Gromsch placed second in the 1500. Dove Lingner was run- nerup in the discus, Tony Hurd took third in the 40,000. Socrates Cotovutis placed third in the de- colthon. and Rob Jensen took fourth in the 3,000 steeplechose. i; :u. Far Above: Barry Clayton and Rollie Shater race over the hurdtes. Abov- nghl: Att-Americon Rob Jensen hits the wotet hazard in the stasplechcse. Abova lan: AII-Amertcun Sncrutes Cutovatis watches the discus after its release. 02 Men's Track Men's Track outstanding jump Fronl Raw: J. Wimrnerstedt, R. Jensen, B Fryer, A. Wind, M. Schwck. T. McMiHon, T. Hurd. M. Ncrdsfrorn. E. WoeHie, D Garner. D. Lingner Row 2: 5 Cotovotis, K Borden. E Isarrnun, T. Sparkrnan, D, Jones, M. Erickson, B, Elam, S. Grumsch. B. Anderson. Row 3: 8. Farm, 3 Bobicz. D Popinecu, K Redenbo. T Sporkrnon. J Kirkpatrick. K. Osei. L. Hewitt 5. Pugstey. Row 4: T. Heinz. B. Anderson, G, Elmer, M. SoXawoy. J Wylie. K, Knourek. B. Clark. D. Momple. law 5: R, Sharer. T Gilbert D Fountain, M. Melloft L. Bode. B. Clayfon. Row 6: J. Kompf, T. EHenberger, D. Day. T. Kline. D Roegner. D Afkinson. J Elke, J. Roche. now 7: T. McKenzie E. Poihosf, G. Corcoron, T. Lawrence, J. Tucci. M Dzik. B. Spanner Row B: J. Tomzick, K. Thompson. G. COXberg, 3 Beck. T, Strom. D Harlan. M. Parks. D. Jackson, Row 9: Trainer S Mayo. AssL Coach F. Whitesidel Mgr. B. Polansky, Head Coach P OLsanl Mgr. L WigIH, Asst. Coach J. Forwall. loll: Teammate: Terry McMillan and Kori Osei run sids-by-side 10 the fmish Hne. Below: Lonnie Hewitt has Hfile Trouble clear? the bar in onorher Men's Track Ga Softball Illghl: Front Row: K. Rodwoff, J. Dommer, L Min. Kr KeHy. J1 Schoiren Row 2: S. Wiesbrook. M. Moran, K. Lund, L. Huniley. M. McCowin Row 3: D. Garrison, L. WolHn. C. Kale. P. Wil- son. C. Pufnam. and Coach P. Stain. Ielnw: MVP Crystm Putnam hurls onmher fastball. lake Forest Inv. Anglo Opp. N, Centre! 2 Lake Forest 5 Aurom 2 Aurora g 3 6 St. Ambtose Monmou1h III. Wesleyan 14 IN. Wesleyan 14 Eureka 12 Eureka 12 Knox 9 Augmiunu luv. IIL Eanedkrrine , 13 N. Caanl 3 McKendrie 14 Aurora 3 IAMW state Tourney Concorido Elmhurst N. Cenhol Greenvilte N. Cen1ral NAIAW Raglan V laglnnul Hope College Taylor Universiiy N. CenTraI Graenville N. Central N1 Canirql AIAW Naihnull Trenfon 5!, NJ San Fransico 81. CA Pacific Univ. Oregon AW-Ib-hoo;;p.m nooow 4 A40 DMNLDA g. DON DOIUNCDN I i : J 94 Women's Soifball Below: Third baseman Janet Dommer readies f0! a hunt. Illghl: Kathy KeHy tags out the runner ct sec- ond. Below Illght: Kathy l?cdloff lays down a per- lect bunt. Fur Below: Shown Wiesbmok hnlds the lunher at second before making the out. Viqueens Travel To Nationals The Augustcna Softboil team finished the season with an impressive overall record of W41 The team finished second in both the state and regional tournaments and finished among the top tweive in the nation. The Viqueens were c: strong aII-around team this year. Pitcher Crystal Putnam fired a no-hitter against Mounmouth, and was named to the oII-stote team along with Kathy Radloff, Kathi Lund and Sharon Wiesbrook. Putnam, Rodloff. and Lund were also named to the cII-regionol teom. Women's Softball 95 A STGbolized Defense- 5- The Key To The Season Viking Coach Dove Langrock took the field This season in hopes of making amends for last year's disappointing season, Coach Longrock's goal for x ' the season was f0 sTubolize The defense He 5101- h ed that. hWe hiT 1he ball well 01 times lost year - h but mode a 101 of misfokes on The defensive 1 end. Eight of km year's nine starters rammed h This season. wifh several freshmen rounding ouf h the squad. Fur Abov- nghl: Second baseman Bill MorTin just misses the 109 05 Jeff Deeis looks on Above: Ron Piorowski warms up me pitcher befole the stcr1 of The inning. Illghl: An Augie Viking shides be1ore 10k h ing a powerlul swing, Far Right: Bill Eraser heads in alter a successfull one-two-three xnning. 06 Men's Bosebd-I Doug Sundlof races iowurd me ball as it qu5 Don EH keeps his eye on the ball before making the Russ Melton tiles in a fosrbuH f0! 0 sirike. down The first base Hne grab, QX'H 5'; Q1136; Fran! Row: Coach D. Lcngrock, J. Dee1s, B. Lundine, R, Melton. J. Neubower. B, Schneider. I Portee, M Menich, E.'Willioms.lM. Hulefeps. B. Grown Row 2: D, Doymen, J. Jurich, K. Mchughon, S. Henze. M. Ariis. C. Unger, R. MHbourne. 6. Bee. C. Roms, D. 'EII. B Morhn, Row 3: D Sundlof. J. JGVden. T. Neylon. T. Johnson, R. Piorowski, D Astling. T MHIer. L. Johnson, 8. Taylor. M. Dtu. Men's Baseball 97 Men's Tennis The Tennis Team under coach Bill AIA lee scored a perfect 10ml of 27 poinTs in the CCIW conference championship to for oufdisfonce The field AH six Au- gle singles players won titles and 0H mree doubles teams won. John JeviTz 4M, Steve Miller A92, DenA ny Korjenek jifB, Kent Horsfmann 3M, Fri1x Gerding 1:5. and Gary Guenfher m5, all won single Tmea In The doubles compe111ion JeviTz and Miiler teamed of w while Korjenek and HorsTmcmn 'recmed at $2. wifh Guenfher 0nd Sieve Moe handling ;?3. Winning oLI of The Titles has never been done before in The hisTory of The conference. Au- gus1onc's Steve Miller was named The mos? ou'rstcznding player of fhe entire 1ournomenf. Row 1: K. Connick. B. Abolt, K. Horsfmonn, J. Jeviio. D. Korjenek Row 2: C. Mercy. 8, Eys1er, G. Guenther, F Gerding. A. Komorynskv Row 3: S. Oberhellmon, T. Christensen P Reinerfsen, P. Palmer. 0 DiHer. low 4: Coach B. Aliee, Mgr. T. HosteHeL 3. M09. 3 MiLIer, Above Lon: Sfeve MHIer, nomad mosi outsiandmg ployet of The CCIW confer'ence Tournament hiis the court. rucque' in hand. Above nghf: Senior iri-camoin Kent HorsTmonn wofches The effects of a successful Iorehcnd. 9E Men's Tennis Above LeH: Freshman Craig Mumy concentmfes 0n ramming c: fough shot Above: Tim Chlisfensen and Admin Kumarynskv work Together to improve then doubles game. Far Luff: Number One John JsviTz pre- pores in serve another oca Loll: Gory Guenfhef refurns with his powerful forehand shot. Vikings Take CCIW W'rrh Unprecedented Win. Men's Tenms 99 Golfers 'IsT In CCIW For Fourth I Consecutive Year Below: Sophomore Put Kellner follows fhlough after placing the bolL Fa! Below Elghl: Bob Wagner watches the bail on its way 1'0 me hole, Fur Ialow La : Copioln Keith Rezin 1965 Off while his Teammofes bok on. Augie Opp. St. AmbroselLoras 260 260f272 ST. Ambrose 331 310 N. IowajWortburg 5+h Knox 23 A MonmouThILorus 336 338f352 IIL WnslsyuanHlikin 314 325f338 : r CCIW 1st ; Nmionqis ' 17th 7 The golf team copfured 1ha CCIW tiile for The fourth consecw five year, despite 1he loss of four of The Teams five best golfers Buf The team relied on fhe experience of MVP Keith Rezin, and the obiliiles of refurning Ieffermen and new fresh- men Team members to cop me rifle as well as place 17th in the National Tournament 400 Men's Golf .4- lVIen's Golf Le : Coach Borcherding and Pat Keilner discuss the team's performance Below: John Murrens meoi sures lhe dismnce for his pun. Wk 1 $IFI. N. VAST . Murrens, P. Kelmer, K, Rezin, S. Nebon, C. TabeXman, T. Anderson, A. Raskie, B. Wognel. Men's Golf 101 . 402 Clubs Provides Spiritual Strength 1 The acodemic study of religion at Augustond Cotlege ts recognized to be of equal importance with other fields of education. Augustono Com- - pus Church is on authentic congregation of the t I I Lutheran Church tn America. providing 0 ministry t t of worshlp cnd teachtngt Along with Chapel and nggvigg:ee;gg$5:2r:?rgicgi'dagceo:i:1l;:efgfilgi Eggs? units with worshtppels to join in Holy celebration at An- dent worshtpt k .' Sister Mary McLaughlin. Fustol Gwen King. and Reverend Richard Swanson otter pastoriot and II- counsetting setvtces to the Augustunu community. 104 Retlgious Organizations Dr. Me Norton leads the Chops! Choir m sang: of worsmp 01 Me weemy Children of all cages share their musiccH gifts in praise 10 the service. Luld. Lulhalun Vouih Encouniar 0-3-50 - Flo! Row: Susan PHiengsr, Luke WigTiL-Jeoneits Hodgkinson, Bob Pobnsky, Row 2: Dave Mumpel, Denise Bowron. Row 3: Scuff M'xzsur, Drew Fountain. Mono Azer, Chuck Evans. Fred Schubkegal. and Miriom Andelson. Reugious Organizuiions 105 Concert Choir And Bond . . . nght: Dtrector Donotd Morrison sets the mood for the Concert Chotr's performance at the Homecoming Convocation laluw: Attos Koran Swanson and Lisa Dieterte concentrate on the Twentieth Centuw tyrics for The Celestial Sphere? Since its founding in 1934. the Concert Choir has attained on internationat reputation as one of America's most noted chorot groups, building a tradition of outstanding performances and contributing to the standard or musical excel- lence ct Augustonu College Under the direction of Mr. Donald Morrison, the choir participated in several concerts this year. Their most notable were The Messiah and ttThe Celestial Spheref' During spring break. the group travelled through Illinois. Iowa, Indiana and Wis- consin. giving concerts in various Churches and schools. Cancun Chnlr - Front Row: Cindy Bridges, Miriam Anderson. Sue Dslt. Tabitha Bachmann. Janet Love. Lynn Anderson, Lisa Pitch. Ann Voung, Cindy Hughs. Rose Van Evera, Gail Curw, Meg Ware, Mow Ekstom, Suzanne Fountain, Sue Hauser. SoHv Winquist, Stephanie Ctevetond, Beth Housel. Judy Pocsket Row 2: Mary Waggener. Koren Newman, Lori Weiler. Cindy Fuchs. Kathy Halter. Thetese VandarVennet, Stephanie Johnstan. Ctndy Bell, Penny Andaman, Deanne Swanson. Koren Swanson. Beth Lundean, Dorothy MiHBI. Laura Stephenson, Ruth Lidacka, Annette Jusioto. Lisa Dieterte. Jutie Humann, Cindy Wolltht Row 3: Arnie Hetbi', Joet Louth. Jim Larrabee. Brett Anderson, Jon Morrison, Tum Bmdley, Hollis Monroe. Mark Johnson. Phtl Storm, Joe Buck, Cari Boyens, Dana Belkhotm. Don Wiersemo, Jeff Wilson, Dave Douglas, Don Quintin, Randy Butkemo. Tony Stoutenburg. Row 4: Todd Atkinson. Gteg Braid. Tedd Brown, Scott McRoa, Kevin Pierce, Gary Bttter. Eric Smith. Tom Kudort, Randy Cooper. Nathan LaFrenz. Dove Griesemar. Scott Domets, Brion Baker, AI Otsen, Kawn Nelson, Ross Campbell. Jett Pearson, Erlc Etioson, and Dave Steensont 106 Concert Chow Exemplify Fine Musicianship lo : Gary Aiken's tuba produces 57'015 in The Cerestim Spheie. Iolow: Julie Stensirom and Dave Moccabee fend their corneis to Gingery's Feelih' Fine. The Concert Band. founded in 4874. has been The oldest musical organizafion on campus H, too, has given Augusfcna The reputation of have mg a rich heritage in music The bond has performed in Twemy sTcrres over fhe years. L051 spring, The group toured various Wilinois communihes. The Conceri Band porficiput ed in both oroTorios, foo. ther memorabie per- formances included the annual Homecoming and Prism Concerfs. Both 1he Concer1 Choir and Concert Band concluded Their year wiTh Cl performance CIT The groducdion ceremony. w Mm lib M M W Concert Band - Front Row: Patty Adams. Susan LuRue, Paige Allen, Jennifer Eaklm. Pom Krcgness, Claire Moki, Susan Fritfs. Julie Hendricks, Brenda h McMosfers, Chlisfine Memo. Row 2: Tracy Pe1erson, Koren Johnson. Molk Lolson, Juhe Gunmen Sully Peierson. Barb McGee. Renee Orson. Mark HosTeHer, Katen Samuelson. Brad Lumps. Nancy Auklund, Koren Doughenbough. low 3: Julie Woetke, Sue Schipper. Darcy Fosfer. Betsy Bendick, Susan Trulson. Gran? Koellen Roger PmH. Robin Bonnah. BiH McConhy. Robeh Holman. Lavsrn Bulk. Tom Schluerer, Mike Monte. Todd Slothower. Row 4: Jon French, Amy Sampson Ron Oren, Valerie Herrmann. Ross ReiHng. Greg Peterson. Julie Stenstrom. Krisly Johnson. Rick Anderson. Dave Moccabee, Todd Gustufson. Row 5: Vicky Reichardf. Donna Plebun, Porn DeBoer, Lise Kaufman. Loune Panzer. Lori Lehman, Jon Kippl Loxi Devore. Poul Stoutenburg, Dave Moller, Craig Welch. Kmhy Keliv, Michelle Johnson. Laurel DaBaiIiia. JuHo Remmers. Craig chtke and Gary Aiken I Concert Band 107 Kipp and Joel Wimpkin, jazz up The VOISHV Band's proc- I F Members 0! me trombone secfion. Tom ScthTer, Jon tice session a. .. . 1 ' rafscn can be found cmec'ring me Pep Band of the I F . when not performing with the Jazz Band. Todd Gus- l football and boskeTbQH games. 508 Sfcge And Jozz Bonds Music Comes Alive WiTh SToge, J-qznz Bonds Shoe land - Front Row: Pager Pratt. Julie Gaumar. Lori Kopustko, Sue LORue, Anionio Anderson. Julie WueTke. low 2: Mickey Beck, Pom DeBoer. Dave Mallet Brion Baker, En'c Johnson. Tam Scnluerer, Jon Kipp, Jed Wiemken, Gary Aiken, Row 3: Bmd Irwin. Mike Dzik. Gory Wilherm. Kristy Johnson. Jim Rokoifis, Amy Sampson. and ScoTtLorson. Jun land - Front Row: Rooseven Hayes, Tom Artwick, Tim Moore, Bill McCorihv. Robin Bennett, Eric Johnson. Row 2: Mike Moots, Todd Slofhower. Jon French, Laverne Balk, Michelle Johnson. Row 3: Rick Scott Craig Welch, Gregg Peterson. Dave Maccabee, Rxck Anderson, Todd Gustafsnn, JuHe Sienstrom, and Scon Jackson AT Augusfono And Chapel Choir Chapel Cholr - Front Row: Dr. Nile Nemon Row 2: Kelvin Kraemer, Dwe Seaholm. John Murrens, Don Jensen, Henry EHing, Ken Ricci. John Deordeuff, Jon France. Row 3: John Brom- maerr, Jlrn Wade. Dave Nord, Bin Sumerfield. Brion Lekander, John Skew, Done Skow. Pow Vernier. Jerome Bekker, Wayne Slabon, and Larry Peferson. Chapel Cholr - Front Row: Koren Hudson, Robin Peterson, Julie Bay, Peggy Raising, Caryl Tovlol. Lynn Johannes, Sue Noble. Jone Peterson, Carol Edenlield, Linda Ficlc. Donne Wolfer. Row 2: Molly Rsidv, Asfrid Auslreim, Marilyn Jackson, Nancy Rubin, Judy Belleville. Lisa Moegdlin, Leine Pyper. Beih Ellmon. Ann Flcnigan. Karen Wheeler. AmeHo KurTh, Connie Swanson. Row 3: Linda Shipmcn. Stef Stowey, Dorothy Richfer. Laurie Wood. Maren Dokmo. Cheryl Newfon. Fofricio Lindholm, Lama Pefropulns. Raw 4: Judy Guehler. Lois Kaltenbachl Debbie Somyn. KrisTin Andelson. Leslie Porrio11, Kmie Turner, Muriel Lippedl Gwen Boje, Tetry Engler. Nancy Kuchia. and Pam Schmid. Chapel Choir a0? AugusTono Symphony OrchesTroTes BeouTiful Music Engr0555d m her music, Vol Amman muys her violin with ' l : exper'rise i a 1 g . E 1 The bassoon adds a disiincmv clossicd flavor to me Sym- phony Orchesfro. A Dun Culver intensely directs the Augusmna Symphony OIchesTro during the E periormonce of Handel's Messxah. 1 10 Symphony Orchestra Debbie Hufsndick and Nathan LaFrenz perform wi'rh feehng and concenmmon during a successfw concert. By holding evening rehearsds. me Augusmno Symphony Orchestra has been obre To increase its ocTivihes and expand its reperfoire. and now numbers approximmely 85 pbyers. Symphony Orchestra 111 Alpha Phi Omega f This eor was an especially important one for the Alpha Phi - 1 Omega Fraternity as the group celebrated its 25th Anniverso- SerVIng The : In the spirit of leadership! fr'xendship Ohd servLce. the Lamda AUgle commUnITy : Rho Chapter of APO participated in O variety of service pro- t jects. The 25th annual Ugly Mon on Campus Pageant was ' ' presented with the proceeds benefitting the Juvenile Dicubew tes Association and the Easter Seals Foundation for Crippled Children and Adultst Earlier in the year. the group co-spon- sored the Harry Chopin concert and work-o-thon. Additionui programs inducted campus book sales, parking for Tri-Cities concerts and work with the Opportunity Center and the Bethany Boyst Home. Above: The 25th annuol Ugw Mon on Campus auction raised over $4,835 fot the Juvenile Dtabetes Association and the Easter Seals Foundation Abov. ngm: Co-chmr- persons Caryl Taylor and Laura Mink: spent weeks collecting items to be auctioned at UMOC The members of the 1981 spring pledge class are 7 Front Row: Bob Morescht. Brando Form. Dorothy Richter, . Vivian Tufel, Gina Lee, Cynthia Jones. Jenny Nev, Desiree Robb, Lise Herrling, Lynn Johannes, Donna Lundt Row 2: Lynn VondeWuIIe, Kelly Asperheim. Julie Bay, Michelte Johnson. Jim Ohl, Linnea Stenson, Lori Althuis, Joe Sprott, Lon Bryant, Beth Hoovel, Arnie Helbigt Row 3: Linda Shtpmon, Heidi Peterson. Anita Coldwelt. Kelli Elder, Sybil Brown, Nancy ttetund and Evian O'Neil. i H2 Alpha Phi Omega Alpha Phl Omega - anI now: Alisa Gold. Cindy Millet Dee Miller, Carol Peterson. Julie Wuetke. Leslie Pyper, Nancy Kucmo. Row 2: Cowl Parsons. Koren Burchtield, Laura FoH. Barb Rutherford. Lisa Rueckei. Jmie Tuch. Laura Minksl Mike Evans. Deb Volkenoor, Carol Schefner. Irow 3: Nancy Hooker. Carw 'laylor, Bem McLuughhn. Lori MiHer, Deb Horringtnn, Tinc Thul, Brenda Pierson. Dione: Mules, Deb Wise, Mary Lynch. Peggy 205?. Anna MueHer. Shwley Park. DL Michael Kim. Row 4: Karl Levin, Tom Chose, Janeen Kaufman, Chris Mueller, Steve Gaeriineer, Wayne Rahlf, Roy chser, Koren Schaefer, Tfm Pronge, Crysfm Putman, EiH McCarthy. Lisc Hml. Sam Jeffers. Row 5: Deb Burkholder, Julie Mothiesen, Daria Hornsirc, Mary Sue Zeich. Lorri Engsrrond, Mari Solberg. Marcia Harrison, Debbie Vosko, Pom MiHer. Row 6: Carol Fugel Dwane chey, Joann Kronowski. Terry Kohl. Myra Funkhouser, Louise Lombardo, Deb Farmer and Dave Fisher La : Members of APO pedorm their winning yell, Augie Vikings Turmn' 5H ! Above: APO officers are k Membership Vice-Prssiden? Sara Jeffers, Presxdem Mow Lynch and Service Vice- Presideni Beth McLougNin. Alpha Phi Omega 143 Gwendolyn Brooks presented a reading of her own works in abservcnce of Black History Week. The mock Studenf Union is on organi- zation 1hut promotes various octivifies e both cul'rurol and social - in which The en1ire studenf body is able 1'0 por- ficipote. Some of the evenfs recenfly spensored included Gospel Fest '60, feafuring Chicago celebrities in The field of Gospel music; Kwanzo. on Afri- can celebroiion of The family; and cm alleschool dance and picnic. Block His- Tory Week opened wi1h an appear- ance by The p091 Icureofe of Illinois, Gwendolyn Brooks. Many oetivifies and programs were sponsored To dis- courage insensiTiviTy and promote an awareness of ihe Block Experience. The year ended with The annual fash- ion show. ISU Freshman and Sonlcr Reed. Dwayne Abbott To 114 Black Student Union Adrienne Powell, Deborah Akons, 6cm Wil Yvonne Sonders. Elaine Weaver, Regin Grubbs, wsooc Gaston. William Rapwer, A BSU PromoTes STudenT Awareness BSU Officers i Secretory Sybil Brown, Presi and ViceePlesidenf Deberah Morales. dent Howard Henry, Members - From Row: Terry McMHlun, Paulette Sfcvrou, Denise ' yes Sangsfer, Lincown Nixon. Irene Lewis Row 2: Henry McDoweH. JiamS. Mow Newman, Debnroh Jackson, Theresa Burks. old King. Susan Harvey. Row 3: Luther Rivers. Jeffew Ian Keo1on, and Maxwell Ams. Leine Maynetd. Tony Zelron, Jackie Taylor and Henry Hawkins display some of the various styles modded m the BSU fashion show, including swimweal. oriental siyles 0nd buslness attire. BSU Sophomoro and Junlor members - Fran! Row: Cynthia Jones. Rosette Slgvrou. MIHI Knight. lsecno McDonaldl Jerome PhHIips, Mchelle Taylor, Jacquslwne Fields, Senna Dullnghom. Ilow 2: Wiuie Brown. Valerie Brown. Wendy Jackson, Lumber? Barnes, leovc Doyle. Dernus Cowwn. Deborah Morales. Pouwa Duke. Janis Tumor, Row 3: Sybil Brown. LesHe Muyfield, Kelh Elder. Votans Sims, Angelo Philhps, Vicki Choppeu. Anita ColdweH Jackie Tower. Jessica Housley. Row 4: Howard Henfv, Ruben Clark. Shane Price. Craig BriHnum, Greg McCoy. and Odell Peden. mock Studen? Union 115 The Observer OBS Achieves SToTus Of Qualify Paper Taking time off from Jrheir hec1ic schedule, The Oh- server staff members gather for 0 quick moment of relax- ofion. Frunl row: Tony Stoutenburg, Laura Foduch. MoH Benson. now 2: Liz Ready, Karen Epps, Kathy Kmdschuh, Connie Baffin. Shawn Drummond. Row 3: Howard Henly, Thom Neylon, Bob CraggS. and Teny Mmon. ! Executive staff members . get together for another , ' . . , f serious edifing session. - ' J -' W X Fran! row: Kathy Aikins. Berh LeKandet. Row 2: Tony Hurd, Wayne Rah , Chris Bettin. BiH ArlofT, Chris Warning. and rim McCarthy. 1 16 Oblorvor thogropher Tony Hurd examines confacf sheets belore print, ing phofographs tor next week's issue 01 1h. oblorvor. While cumng piciures for he! news stow, Kathy Atkins confempmtes a catchy headline, Em Arloff assists edHoriin-chisi Chris 5911111 in making linol Iny-our plans tor the Fine Arfs page. Above the R'u-n columnls' Tony Moron proolreods same excmng SporTs copy. Oblgrvor 117 WASP AM-57: On The Air Elgmz Bill Madin, Production DJ! reefer; Sfeve Johnson, Sales Manager; Jerw Hodge. Business Manager; Wayne Ruhlf. Spons Direcior; Don Sfmmonsl WASH ConsuHont: Randy Knipe, Pro- gram Director: Bob Birkeneden General Manager; and Brian Elam. News Director, 1H3: Abuvo: The WASR Staff Jncludes. From Row: Laura Nelson. Marlin Judd, Lund, Bob Bh'keneder, Wayne Rohlf, Bill Marfin, Steve Johnson, Brion Barr. Mike Reed, Kaie-Melisso Ague, Michael Durlv. Row Two: Chris Musuer, Row Four: Dan Simmons, Randy Knipe, Tim GHberf. Scot? McConn, John Sybil Brown, Chns Borough. Dave Jess, Mike Shin. Kan DoNgren. Raw KoToli. Bryon Robertson, Thom Nevlon, Terri Bright Gory Kuzal. Bob Hunk- Thru: John Vonderpool, Tom DuBow's, Eric VoXkerl Brent McRna, John ford Todd F. McKey. and Jew Hodge. Disc Jockey Don Poncini highiighis his weekly show by reading PSA'S whHe womng for an album f0 cue up Ln The ouier sfudwo, Dun Sxmmons thumbs through me album life to Xook for a requested song WASR's General Monoger. Bob Birkeneder. has h'ws hands M of executive responsibilities. WASR 1W RockeTy-l Augusfono College Yearbook - Co-editors Sue Edwards and Julie Twer clown around in me Andreen basement VOlUme 7 4 offer compleTing u deadHne nocKETV-l dull members - Front Row: Julie Tyrer. George Kfng. Comv Borvigl Sara Hawk. Dornel Powless, Jenn France. Row 1: Sue Edwards. Renee Porchen. Mary Zurawski, Ann McGovern, Chris Schusfer, Sheralee Vech, and Laura Minks, 120 Racklty-i Before drawing her loy-out section editor Cathy Borvig checks what Greek pictures she sfili needs. Whne prin' through pages, section editors Ann McGovern and Sara Hawk choose some interesiing copy and layout designs Sporfs editor Renee Perched and stem membet Mary Zurowski discuss ideas betore Their nex1 deadline lockelyd 121 STU Ju and RA STrive To MoinToin Order Nathan LoFIonz listens Tenfoiwely 10 me facts of on im7 pendlng case. h The function of Studem Judiciary is 10 uphold and enforce fhe Augusfuno Code of SociaL Conduct. The members of the group decide what sor'r of ociion should be 1oken if 0 sTudenT is found guilty h of o violn'rlon of the code. The members of Stu Ju also act wn an advisory copocfiy. h helping Their peers realize the ser'xousness h ' of fheir offenses 1 Representative Assembly. Augustands 1 i' S1udenT Government fulfills academic h h and social needs of sfudems. RA ads as 1 h 1 i o lioson between faculty or administra- 1 then and students. RA. also sponsored +he PUNCH cord, which entiTIes students To discounTs of area businesses. h i Sludonf Judlciury - Frunl Row: Mrs. Linda Anderson, Dr. Elisabeth Nailons, Gregg Bresnohon. Ken Brill. Row 2: Nick Finon, Mr. Tim Dodge. Mn HOW h Smiling, Nate LoFrenzl ML Sieve Bcckmeyer, Leanne Blegenh 122 Siudenl Judlcory f $ A John Murrens discusses the allocation of funds to various Execullva loard 7 John Cox, President Sam Jackson. Secrefow: BiH Morhn, Treasurer; organizmions on campus wiih his feHow represeniofives, Joy Vock. Vice President and Andrei Nelson, Purlw'rnenmrion. Representcmve Assnmbly - Front Row: Angelo Fuoco. Brian O'Neil, Dione Mitts. Sam Jackson, Dione MCIIIOTT. John Murrens. BHI Mama Row 2: Andrei NeXson. Debbie Coroni, Julie Mating, Sue Polmet, Lori Soelle, Joy Vock. Liso Swanson. Tom Higgins. Mark Aumunn. Row 3: Dionne Lynch. John Cox, Blian ervbelg, Bob Cruggs, John JeviTs, Bob Schneider. Raw 4: Dave Nord, Sandy Sandstrom, Greg Bone Represemative Assembw 123 Groups Sponsor STudenT ACTivi es w' CUBOM Exocmlvo Sta - Front Row: Naialie Hughes, Sherri Pielsalh Teri Hojb, Chairperson. John Murrens. Assisfcnf. Barb Messinger and Karen Lassen. Row 2: Puffy Appelquisf. Cindi Birkhead, me Barnes. Bill Wiechmann. George Richfar, Trevor Clements, Darryl Johnson. Cindy Fuchs and AX Lewis. CUIDM - Ham low: John Murrens, Teri Hquo: Raw 2: Shelby Ingram, Nafoua Hughes, Kofhv Naughfin, Sandy RussalL Jone Bidch, Gino Lee, Maren Dokmo, Koren Pipol, Kristi Gusmfson, MHIicanT Knight, Sherri PierscH, Jone Sherrard, Lori Komornicki, Denise Bowman, Ann NODDB. ADQS'O PWIIiDS- CGHW Wafhingmn, Debra Former, Cindy Fuchs, Kari Campbell. Row 3: Chlisiis Ratch, Barb Messinger, Kandl Bredberg, Kathy Kuzelko. Sally Johnson, Jan Marsden, Mlchalle Rice. KHs Johnson, Craig Vogel, Cindi Birkhead. Jlmmy Bomes. Joy Honord, Torn Losby, Chns Urgo. Row A: Lisa Swanson. Beth Pollock. Deb Valkenacr, Sue Meier, Terri Paterson. Dave Rudd, Karen Lotsen. BaTh Alex. Mark Morinko. Gregg Johnson, Kris Hobernicht, Mark Morarelli. Darrene Foul: Vicki Chappell, Gerard Molnar. Jacki Taylor, Valerie Brown. Samba Kqus, Micheile Elsburyl Laura Minks. Diana MorlofT. Susan Davidson. Liz Ready. Raw 5: Clim Triebes, Suzanne Bradbeer, Nancy Aukland. Lise 51ickler. Suzanne Voss. Jennifer Heerrnons. Sara Hawk, Down Lumphere, DeWovna Shack. Mike Carone. Trev Clemonfs. X Dortyl Johnson. Kevin McCloughon. Mark Joricoeur, Gregg Kling. Raw 6: Ann Honigon, Lisa Kaufman, Pmiv Appelquisi, Debomh Morales. : Mary Jo Harmon. Stephonle Cleveland. Dione McCarthy. Terri Bright Julie Poduch, Gigi Phelps, Tad Blchunko, Betsy Walthers, Teresa Burtard. low 1: Chris Warning, Nick Fincn. Scot? Durrnon. Kent Frisbie. George Richter, Randy Densberger, Keily Jonas. Bill Weichmnnn, Dove Turner, Anim Caldwell, Beth Lekander, Julie Murhg, Debbie Smith and Sandy Shumun. i211 CUBOM Collaga Center Board - Front law: Mr. Sidney Giovenco, Ruthcnn Bloom. Teri Hajlo. John Munens. Liz Ready, Dr. Nancy Huse. Row 2: Dr. Norm Molina, Mary Jo Harmon, Mr. Doug Troufmcn, Sonya Swanson, Mr, Ben Newcomb. Party Applequ'wst. and Diana MurloH. Resldonl Halls' Innovuilva Programmers - Front Row: Sandy Shumon, Nancy Kuchm, Lisa Adler. Lori Novuk. Jana Peterson, Marv Frozell, Dione Lillie. 29w 2: Ken BriH. Ann Noppe. Denise Bowman. Laum Anderson. Peggy O'Connor. Gina Lee. Rick Jacobs. Row 3: John GHmco, Gregg Bresnohun. Robert Sarussi, Gregg Kling. Jane Anderson, Sue Sullivan. Cheryl Buesking. Sue Meler. Stephanie Obersioettar 0nd Sandon Bate. CCB and RH? 125 Androon Dorm Councll - Front Row: Gwen Bole. Vdene Ahlmon. Amanda Nelson. Cindy Johnston. Raw 2: Ann Neppe, Sandy Scndstrom, Cristy Callson. Julie Hicks. Louunne Morley. Row 3.- Debbie McCuHough, 0' I ' I '3 Cheryl HiH, Marion Youngren, Resident Directcr Marty Knepper. Karen Erickson. Helena Csoke, Fran STeveni . . a son. and Jo Schcu'rer Andrean cw: - Front Row: Julie Peterson. Dona Agliafq Row 2: Peggy Washer, Brenda Johnson, Residem Director Many Kneppsnr Raw 3: Patricia Lindholm and John Kneppel. 426 C,A.'s And Dorm CouncHs Curlsson Dnrm Gouncll - Len lo Right Brion Heitz, DoH Vondevender. Sandy acne. Tom Zillmonl Ted Schaler. Dove Nerd, Alan Gill, Steve Wharton, Bill Momn. and Resident Direcior kae Cox. Semlnury OA's - Frcnl law: Kevin McCEOughon. Raw 2: Resident Carlssun CA's - Front Row: Resident Director Mike Cox. Brian DwrecTor Rich Ebbens, Andy Varnev, and Mike Doyle Heifz. Row 2: Steve Babes and Dorl Vondevendew. Seminary Dorm Councll -. From Row: Residem Dweclor Rxch Ebbens. Tad Eichunka. Chip Tebelmon. Mfke Dully. Row 2: John Jevlfz, Bob Schneiderl and Rod Nurd. C.A.'s And Dorm Councils 127 Looking Up-Compus . . . l W .I . '1' , ' Wallerlln ON: - Front Row: Linnea Sfenson, Resujem Direcmr Chem Gous. Loti ' ' ! ' v , ; Bwont, Ten Hujlo. Barb Messingermuro Poduch. Row 2: Lorri Engsfrand. Siephanie 0; . . , 1- , ' ., -: ' .' Cleveland, Marie Moran. Joy Vuck. Laura Dolwmon. Joni Bogott Lori Almuis. and Kari . .K .,7- ' 4.. Campbeu. 'r. Wasiorlln Dorm Count - Front Row: Pom McKinnon. Koren Pipul. Dione Logan, Lori Devore, Cafhy Wohrley. Jone Sherrord. Diane Mitts. Row 2: Sandy Shuman, Kristi Gusmfscn. Son Kurrle, Vanessa Schoeffer, Breia Lindberg, Sue l Bergman, Nancy Rubin, Row 3: Theresa Tume, STephonie ObersToetTer, Cindy Swanson, SOHV Johnson. Regina Williams. ; thy Bednurik. Patty Hill, Dawn Lamphere, Mary Kelly. Lisa Fotd. Sue Pdmer. Row 4: Leeonn Winkelhoka Carat Curry. 1 Deb Smith, Kate Clo , Lisa Johnson, Jill Badman, me TesHk, Maria Moran, Debbie Comm, Renee Patchen, Kufhy Sheehan. and Residem Dwreclor Cheryl Gaus. 12B C.A.'$ And Dorm Councils Erlskson and Anderson C.A.'s - Front Row: Bob DiChnsfafono, Brod Hubbard, Assistant ResWdenT Direc'ror Steve Tyriver. Resident Director Phil . Winger Row 2: BiIX Henicdes, Kur Sundberg, Chris Franz. Raw 3: Kevin EK'CkSOH C-A-'5 MOW JOIiCOBUl- 31 Hemcdes and KUIT SUUdDBTQ MCCIoughon. Pat Lamas. MuH Benson. Mark Jnlicoeur, and BreH GISCUSS plans for 0 UPCOWHQ join? WOV DUFTV Gt the F-O-E Escker Erlcksan Donn chncll - Fronl Row: Chris Hennesey Row 2: Grant Mcrkson. Bob Mugnus, Tom Teueen, Wally Verdcoren, Tim Weber, Row 3: Jim Jensen, Head Residenf PhH Winger. Slave Tyriver, Doug Savage, Rub Lugerlof low 4: John kofoll, Rick Conway. Tom Espen. Jim Rokaiiis, and Dean Peterson. C.A.'s And Dorm Counclls 129 L, ... There are four honorary organizations on campus That are not affiliated wi'rh any one deporfmemL Arfsfeio. Omicron Delta Kappa. Mormr Board. and Who's Who Among Sfudents in American Colleges and Universifies. Aris'reic: is an honor society for GI! freshmen who ochn 0 ' minimum grade point of 35 ODK and Mortar Board are both U en 3 O In honor socie+ias for seniors. Members are judged on The basis of Their academic excellence and leadership obHHFes. These two I groups are ocTive organizciions as well as honorary. This year MemberShlp lnTO they sponsored such cciivi1ies as a wine Tosfing party for seniors, a Progressive Dlnner of Christmas, and on aH-school Taco dinner. Who's Who is purely an honor awarded To fhose I I Honor SOCIeTIeS seniors msuolly about 4096 of The closg who displayed superior leadership throughou'r their college career. '4 , , Who's Who - Front Row: Laura Minks, Cindy Antonfk. Julie Pesavento, John Cox, Joy Vock, Lori Bryonf, Steve Tyrivar. Dlonc: Mcmotf, Connie Logan, Sara Jackson, Dione Uddenberg. Row 2: Mark Gibson, Elizabeth Rankin, Kathy Koski, Ron Spiofio. Cleve Charles, Mike Cerona. Dwayne Abbott Mary Ann Marik, Bath Brownowelll Julie Winferrorh. Row 3: Kevln Dempsey. Dan Simmons, Bob Birkenedar. Kevin McCXoughan, Luther Rwars. and Brad Hubbard. 130 Honor Societies . - k: l ! . -31 Mom Board - Front Row: Pcmi Doud, Elizabem Renken, Corw Taylor. Nc1oHe HugheS. Carol Armsfrong. Mary Ann Morik, Debbie Weston, Mow Kosfelic low 2: Cwndy An1onik, Ron Spioffc, Cindy Miller, Lori Bryant, Connie Logan. Randy Cooper. Holly Bordner, Diana MorXoH. Row 3: Dan Simmons, Bub Birksnederl Kevin McCloughon, and Cleve Charles. Omicron Delta Kappa - Front Row: Pam Doud. Sara Jackson. Cindy Miller, Cindy Antonxk. Kevin McClougnon. Drone Mit'rs, Caryl Taylor, Mary Ann Morik, Debbie Wesfon. Raw 2: Judy Deordeuff. Steve Tyriver. Kevin Dempsey. CGHHIE Logan, Diana Monott, Cindy Bridges. Kathy Koski, Joy Vock. Lori Btvonf, Sonya Swanson, Dee Why, Dione Uddenberg. Julie Waefke, Row 3: Brad Hubbard, Randy Cooper. Rich Szlemp. Laura Poduch, Jim Barnes. Randy BUWkemo Raw 1: Dan Simmons. Bob DiChrisialono, Bob Birkeneder. Cleve Charles. Garry Pinter, Greg Blix. and Larry Pinter, Honor Sociefias 131 Freshmen lnducTed Info ArisTeic: Abcve Am'ola Members - Front Row: KeHi EldeL Theresa Bwkhardf. Patricia Cufrer, JuHe Gage. Mary Jo Harmon, Cathy Wefhingion, Valerie Brown Row 2: Bob Wagner, and Brian V1ferberg Above nglll Arlmlq Members - Fronl Row: Sfaffi Groiigny. Sue Glaser, KoThy Dimes, Cheryl Lind. Sue Schilringer. Vivian l1 Tofel. now 2: Tom Leach and Pat Lewis. q lllght Arlnoia Members - From low: Treasurer Cindy Johnston, Vice-Presidem Tracy Flynn. Secrefory Jenny Nev. Row 2: Represenmlives Henry EIJing and Tim Gilbert and President Andy Vomey. 1132 Honor Societies LS. And LF. Encourage Greek CommuniTy InTerocTion Intar-Solnrlly - From now: Diana MoHoH. Susan Davidson, Mebnie Johnsun. Row 1: Mia Heberer, Joan Nichmson, Linda Leonem, Julie Winferrom, Lvneffe Bridgestock. Jone Johnson. Row 3: Lori Comni. Porn Swanson. Emily Long, Julie Pesavenfo, Nancy Hennenfenf. Linda Parker, Pom Vilberg. and Lisa Erocher. Inter-qurnliv - From Row: Steve Tyrivar. Torn Hartwell, Dove Rude. Kelly Jones. Row 2: Chris Warning. Bill Aboll. John Henrung. Shun Bobicz. I Clint Triebes, and Mark Pedersen. i LS. and LF. '133 Pl Kappa Dalia, in. national honorary lonnslcs lruiernlfy. earn: I15 mombeuhlp by eempatlng m a number 0! Intercolleglule debuiu. anl Row: Leslie Whited. Jill BoHy, Carol PeTersen, L0H Kapusfka. Vclens Brown. Sandy ShumcrL Row 2: Dave Jess, Ann Honi'on, Gwen Boje. Bob Moreschi, James Wade, Charlas Schlenker. Donelle Millet and Ms. Cindy Carbone. Tho VlrlI-r'l Club urvu al a lorum lot the prounlutlnn and dlscuufon o! crlglnul pron. pastry. and drama. Front Row: Karen Lassen, Pony McKinnon. Pal Ncughlin. Joy Gohsch. Row 2: Peg Rohe, MicheHe Johnson, Dione Miles, Kathy Afklns. Row 3: Linnea Sienson, Heidi Peisrsen, Junei Kcrdelis, Mia Johnston, Don Fry. Tony Sfoutenburg, Dr, John Lung. Bryan Robertson. Row t Drew 1 Storenko, Ross Heath. Sieve Bobosl and Brad Anderson, I Professional Organichions mu '4 m. 9M2 Phi Mu Nphc Sinioniu, esfoblished c1 Augusiano in 1970, is the national plofesswoncn fraiemny for men in fhe field of music Front Row: Gary Axken. Jerome Bekksr, Robert Holmen. Eric Johnson. Row 2: Jxm Wade. Greg Braid, Bret Roberts. and Rick Scott Sigma Alpha low is on Xmernononcl Musncuw Fraternity for Women based upon scholarship. musicianship, pegsoncmv and character. Front Row: Julie chfke. 50le Peterson, Lisa Kaufman, Chris Memo, Rose Von Evera, Carol Almsirong, Sue Bergman Row 1: Sue Trulson. Vderie Herrmcnn, JuHe Goumer, Shirwey Park. Muriel Lipperf. Mary chgnar, Pom Schmid. Char Uliman, Julie Hendricks, Connie Swanson. Raw 3: Dawn Green, Lynne Anderson, Laura Stephenson. Dione Corpemer. Pom DeBoer, Sue LcRue, Cheryl Newton, Poxge AHen, LGUIO NEHson, Donna Wolfer, cmd Cord Edentisld, Prolassional Organzzohons 135 Friends WiTh Similar Likes . . . Tho Scundlnavlun Club In composed ol sludenh and faculty membun whu have an Interest In tho Scandlnavlan cullure. From Raw: Jean i I Bmgmrn. Dee MHler. AsTrid Auslrhe'm Row 2: Denise anron. Chris Carbon. Vicki Olivel. Koren Shippy. Kathy Ekelin, Karen Zifzewifz, Cindy Michaelw's. Row 3: Dane Skow. Deon Poms. Sonya Swanson. Rob cherlof, and Bryan Le Club Frontal: pruvldns sludanls lha opporlunliy 10 speak French and to learn more about the French culture. From now.- Ms. Sonja Knudsen, Leslie ParrioH. Chcmes Evans. Vivian Total. Karen Zinewiiz. Ann McGovern. Raw 2: Down Miles. Bob Morschi. Mary Weder'rz, and Brenda Roberkon. McMcsfers. Tho Auguslunu Infernallnnql Club promo. undorslandlng and eullural oxchunga among Inlalgn and Amorlcan Iiudonis. From Row: Astrid Aush'heim, Gail Kunle. Kathy Ekelin. Koihv Atkins, Ellen Tsugaris. Row 2: Karen Shippy, Julie : Moringl Kristi Gusmfson, Kori Osei. JoAms Walker Row 3: Jane Sherrord, Kofhy Dougwoss, Polyuno Noordenbos, Chris : Borough, Josbir Smghl Tione Eurondo. Gosio Bergman, S1eve Bockmayar mdwsorj. Row 4: Karim Thomas, Karen Newman, Kevin Bailey, and Thomas Mendoza. 136 Professwonal Orgomzalions The Augus1ano Speech-Longuoge-Heanng Associaiion is a student organization for becoming befiar c:c- quointed wnh peers who share the some professional goals end 10 strengihen the Augusrano Speech Pathology events. Front Row: Dr. Davis. Carol Scheffner, Carol Petersen. Debbie Johnson. Cindy MiHer. Beth Nelson. Kofhy Koski, Mary Ann Morik. Kim Palmel. Chris Jasper. Sarah Jeffers. Nancy Kuchfor Row 2: Lynn Johannes, Angie Fuoco, Alisa Gold. Sandy Scndsfrom. Jone1 Dore. Nancy Snyderj Cindy Graver. Mary Koy Johnson. Kcihy Wohrley. and Teresa McMeekon ' H The Spanish CXub, organized in 1965. encourages inferest in and enjoyment of The Hispanic culture From low: Kathie Sormane, Ellen Tscgoris. Row 2: Jane Sherrcrd. Lisa Swanson. Gail Kume, Denise Eowron Row 3: Ann Noppe. Lynne Robusej and Dr. Louis Belby mdvisoq n1..- .. Sigma Delta Pi, me na1ionul honorow Spanish sociefyl recognizes inferr es! and excellence in Spanish studies and involves members in cultural activities. Flam low: Lynne Robuse. Row 1: EHen Tsngcris, Deb Valken- car. Dr. L0uis Bebe mdvisorl Kafhie Sormunl, and Debbie Horringfon. Profassiond Organizofions $37 Fun And InTeresTing Work . . . Beta Bum Batu, fha nutlnna! blologlcul honor soclofy. wan founded In 1922 and promotes scholarshlp In the blalngl- Tho Socleiy cl PhyIlcs Sludenls sponsors locluros by outstandlng . physlclsls, dlscunlons, lleld Irlps. and projects. From now: Scott cal I'mos' me Row. 30b DwChmstafano, Brod HUbba'd' . Henze. Ellen Engelhcrdt. Row 2: Gram Mcrkuson, Done Skow, and Row 2: m Turnqusi. Conme Logon. Ann Voung. Raw 3: RiCh Bob Wheeler, HCIH. Sue Bergman. Pom Swanson, Bart: Coats. Row 4: Greg Blix. Bmsy BeoHie, 0nd HOHy Bordner Tho Maihomuflu Club um : and uctlva Interest In malhamailcn ihrnugh dllmlssluns and programs prelonlad by students, iuuulfy and nulsldc speakers. Frnnl Raw: Patricio Doud, Teresa Burturd. Row 2: Murcia Harrison, Bob Moreschi, Sfeve Mmer. Chuck Koelbsl, Amy Hagedorn, Dale Ssaholm. EHzabeth Renken, Chuck Schmedel. Raw 3: Kevin Bailey. 438 onfessiond Organizofions The Augunana chapter ol Psl Ghl ll 1- naIIonnI honor moiety ior high scholarmip psychology majors. Fran! Row: Don Fry, Deb Volkencur. Cindy Antonik, STsve Tyriver, Craig Jones. Joy Hoiford, Row 2: Kenny Errion. Sue DiPosquo. AHce Etheridga. Pom MiHer. Diana Morloii. Dionne Lynch. Karen Schuefer, EIizc Hersemunn. Down Green. Chris?ine MHIeI. CQIDI Berry. law 3: Lori Komomicki, Mary Kay Johnson. Scoft McRoe. Emily Long, Shown Drummond, Janet Dore. and Linda DeDoncker. Tho Augus'ano Social Work Club wan algunlzod In ma lull 0! 197710 promote luloron In the meld! work prolesslon. Front Row: Debbie Harrington, Befh McLaughUn. Rhea Frank, Row 2: Lynn Van De Walla. Vicki Krvimoki. Suzanne Voss. Row 3: Cathy Wafhington, Lisa Prcm, Lisa Ridinger, Vicki Sommer. Koren Doughenbaugh. Wendy Palmer. Tricia Cufrer, Desiree Robb, Brenda Form, Fred Oaks. Down Green. Raw 4: Sandy Bemof, Ccueen Kane, Tom Pmnge. Karl Levin, Sara Trantsr, Dove Garner: and Heofher Pollner. T v 0!; 4 Psychology Club Is an organizallon open In all Psych. majors. From Row: Becky Schweniger. POW MHlet. Kristi Gusfofson, Chrisiine Miller, Adviser Shulee Fenwick. Row 2: Sue DIPosquo. Janet Dare. Alisa Gold, Laura Molzohn, Donna Lengefeld, L0H Komornickw. Row 1: KOThy Ernnn. Ahce Etheridge, Ralph Dudziok. Joni Bogon. Row 4: Brad Andelson, Luny Horpsier, Josbxr Singh, Sarah Jeners, Mow Kay Johnson, Joy Holfold, and Laura Dcumon. Protessionc:Organizofions 13? And A Sense Of Pride And Accomplishmganf The purposes of SEA are to encourago linden! Interest In oducatlon and lo dlscuss Inlounailon ccncamlng 1 iauching trends. praiaulonalu upporiunllles, and prolesslonal siondords. Sludenl Educuiion Auccluilan - 1 . Front Row: Adviser Margery Ruchff. Carol Schneider, Koren Jones. Lynne Robuse. Cindy Hoglund, Donene MiHer, Kym Merbiiz. Row 2: Mary Kostelic, EEzabelh Renken. Cindy BeH. Diana MoHoft, LesHe Pyper. Kathy Naughfin, Ann Baydslun. Lori Goughnoul, Noreen Henry. Susan Davidson. Cord Almsirong. Row 3: Alice ETheridge, Patti Doud. Mama Hamson, Conie Logan Jon Runsz. and Lori Bryant. 1h. Iuslnan Club I: an urganlzoilon formed In uulll In davolaplng lnfarui In buslnosuelaiad acnmlu among sludgnh In the molar Ilalds nl accuumlng, business admlnlnmilon, and economlcs. Fronl Row: Kofhy Wucme, Nancy Hennentem, Liso Conson. Undo Amenen, David Rude. 51cm We . now 2: Shirley Pork, Fran mevanson. Angela PhiHipS. Peggy Scmmon, Ann McGovern, Dione Dierking, Karin Simpson, Carol Parson. Penny Foy. Row 3: Teresa Burrord, Sue SuHivan. Susan SchiHingar, Jane Sherrcrd. Debra Burkholder. Tom Mendoza. Denise Zurbuck, Tom Chase, Nancy Auktqnd. Jukie Lundf. Bill Swanson now A: Doug Irwne. Ed McGrath. Tom Hartwell, Cheryl Lind, Kathy Peterson, Julie Nelson, Gay Erickson Row 5: Kevin Swanson, Craig Skieml Tom Leach. Mike Mclikowski. Dove Mchzio. Jerry Dean, Janeen Kuuffrnan, Dione McCormv, Jean Hogber. Laura Minks, Karen Burchfield, Mary Kelly. and Tom DuBois - 140 Professional Organizations tell.- The Uddsn Geoiogy CXub is on ctgcnionion comprised of students and faculty interested in studying all aspects of geobgy. Franl low: Eric Johnson: Row 2: MurySue Zekich, Joann Klanowski. Raw 3: Kafhy Kulas, Kim Nelson, KiIk Cannick. law 1: Jeff Clyde, Dr. Anderson. Dr. Behnksn. Dr. Twer. Tina Thul, and Mike Helper. Ielow: The Augustona Siudeni Theatre is an organization of s'udenfs who direcf and produce theatricol productions. From Row: Don Wwersema. Row 2: Greg Bro'wd. Pcmi Vilbelg, Roger Prcm, Lisa Wells. Al Gill, Sneralee Yech. Joe Blodgeft Row 3: Erxn Alles, Motk Wilson, and Scuff Dorman. Above L011: Alpha Psi Omega is 0 national honorary dramoiics fraternity. From Row: Roger ?roh. Torn Zilwmon, Joe Blodgett. Row 2: Pam Vilberg, AI GHI. Greg BlQid. Malk leson and Don errsema. lofl: Ihe Coklege Repubhccns is on orgonuzmion for siudents intelesied in potficipcfing in local and noliond poiiticm activities. From Raw: Deon Hummer, Chuck Evans. Kevin Bailey. Keith Dawes. Lindsay Rhodsnbough. Row 1: Card Schneffer, Bob Morescm. Suzanne Voss, Koren Erickson. Deb RogieIs. Row 3: Dave Novd and John K010H. Professional Organizations M1 Cheerleaders, PQm- . Working To Promote School SpiriT X X Judy Jordan and Mary Newman get down To 'XAnoThel Cheerleaders - Clockwise From 10p: KeXXy Orr. Liso Ridinger. MicheXXe Rice. Torn X One Bifes the Dust. Mokiy, Jenny Garland, Sue SchilXinger. X X Ihylhm Squad - L9H 'o nghl: Judy Jordan, Brenda DooXev, Toyee SongsTer, Denise Reeves. Carlotta Doyle. Xrene Lewis. Yvonne Sanders, DuShon Brown, Milricem knight. Theresa BurksJ Mary Newman, SCIIOh Connun, Deborah Akons, and VXcXtX ChoppeIIX 1:12 Athletic, Organizcmons X Pon Girls, RhyThm Squad . . . Xn an especioHy tense moment, cheerleader Kelry On The porn pen squad enfenox'ns the boskeiban audience wiTh a special gWonces quickly at Me scoreboard. punk rock performance. x Pom Pen Squad - From Row: Suzanne Michonski. Dycnne Oak. Koihy Pefelson, Sue Glaserl Undo Tropp. law 2: Emma Ricoune. quhl Newcomb, Leeann Winkelhuke, Theteso Tums, Cindi Peosley. Laurel DeBmlne. Row 3: Co-Capfoin Chane Henderson. Co-Ccptuin Mow Ann Morik. Pam Crouch. Laura Boone. Come Read. Joni Bogon. 0nd Maw Kay Ronchaffo. Amlaiic Organimflons 443 Club Members Pursue Compefifion And Fun The Femm Club I: an organlzallnn comprlaod n! physlcal aducailon majors. From law: Cindy Seachom, Sue PeTerson. Lucy Hessling. Dr, Stan Bowling Club Omcers. John Weus, CrysTcL Puimon. Karen Schaefer. and KiHleson, Row 2: Lynn Hultquist, Koren PFDOL LeAme Fronsen. Lorri Him. Marv Sfeve Miller. pause before s1riking out their opponents Koslelic, Loum Johnson. and Mark Jonkowski. R M Av Iha Auguslana Woman's Mhletlc Assocla'lon encourages cooparuilan among ulhlaus and pro- vldos u lorum lar :nmmunlcuflon. mm now: Brenda Johnson, Crystd Pulmcn, Lorri Hm, Connie Jones. Jo Schoirer. Nancy Gesling, Ewen Jones. Row 2: Anna Rad'wcevit, Laura HunHey, Nancy Koeniizer, Dione McCarthy, Cindy Seubluum, Lori MHIer, Kathi Lund, Chris Brzezinski, and Joan Jensen. 144 Amlem: Organizations 2' lnl-ml i 4.1... , The Bowling Club members are Front Raw: Bob Lunkford, Nancy Kucmu, Susie Johnson. Leslie PurriofT. Gwen Boje. Row 2: Donna Penkcvc, Suzanne Founfcm'n, Jon France, Bill McCorThy. Kim Obenhous. Lisa Adler. Lauren Bush, Chris Londhen. Raw 3: Sue Bergman. Brenda Pierson, Lori, Jim Fitzpairick. Ron Tyrer, Julms DeFauw. JHI chy. Lon Kapuroko, Row 4: Lon Wexell, Ann McGovern. Scott McConn, Jeff Juergensen, John Gofh. Rich Edwards, and Don Knowles. . - Illnll -.W , u . The Bowling Club members are Front Row: Rick Tumquist Joe Anderson. Dove Jess, Cathy wens, Txm Mooxe. Dave Miller. Row 2: Gregg Hodge, Chuck Weigard, Laura FuH, Pam Miller, Lisa WaHs, Tracy Keieher. Chip Tebelmon, Karen Jonkowskx, Vicki Johnson. Non Emand Row 3: Rollie Sharer, Kathy Kuzelku. Card Besemqn. Teri Arman. Bruce Lundeen. Mike Kline, Kevin McCloughan, Cheiyl Hm. Mark Jankowski. Doug McCoy. Row 4: Bob Bitkeneder, Geno Povinuto. Debbie Vasku. Km Sundberg, John Heow. Dave Elliot, Jerry Nickkns, and Drew Stursnko Athletic Organizmions M5 Interest Groups Fulfill Student Needs L.OtV.E. - or the Ladies of Vital Es- t sence, the Majestic Gents and the Stigmos were three gtoups which or- ganized in an attempt to tnvotve stu- dents who were not satisfied with the - - other campus organizations. These in; ! terest groups provided even more so- . . . L.O.V.E. Dtllcsrs: President Deborah Jackscn, ViceLPresident M'chelte T l , ctul opportunities for students, sponsor- Treower Lem Maylield. I 0v or and i ' ing such octivittes os p!cw5 and parties. L.o.V.E. - Front Row: Toyee Sangster, Jocque Fields, Paulette Stovrou, Denise Reed, Theresa Burks, Yvonne Sanders, Puma Duke. Row 2: Votevie Brown. Iseono McDonald. Kelti Elder. Vicki Choppetl, Jackie Toytor, Anita ColdweH. Row 3: Linda Body, Mtllicent Knight, Rosette Stavrou, Cartotto Doyle, Janice Tcytor. Benita Dillinghcm, Elaine Weaver. Deborah Akcns, Mow Newman, Deborah Jackson. Row 4: MicheHe Taylor. Wendy Jackson, Voterie Sims, Cynthia Jones, LesHe Maylield, Jessica Housley. Deborah Morales. Gail Willtoms. Sybil Brown. and Susan Harvey. 146 Specioi tnterest Organizations Mujesfle Genis - Fronf Row: Dwayne Abbott. Luther Rivers. Row 2: Gregow Cma lelxe Brown, S1even WhiHIer, Reginald King. Row 3: Andrew Nekon, Anmnio Anderson. Lumber? Homes. Bin Crone, James Rainer, Vernon SmHh. Row 4: WiIHcm Rapier. Jeffery Grubbs, Roberf Clark, Fssoc Gcsion. and Henry Hawkins. Sllgmas - Front Row: Pete, Peie, Repate, OJ. Wilson. low 2: The Con. No Neck, LeSh. Jon Whe Hcmmeru Kupe. Nick. Big 0, We Lit Wags Row 3: L02 , Louie, Pledge Master, CodevKidd, Bobby Barnes, Reider. Row 4: Mr. Bed, Bone, 6999. Londs.K. Erlnge. Cork. Rifer, Jerry Kirkpairick, Leosher. and Pud. Spedol Interesl Organizations 147 148 Greeks 150 Beta Omega Stgmo Beta Omega Sigma Beta Omega Sigma was founded 54 years ago by a few Augustcna students who felt themsetves to be just a Itttle different. At that time, students were required to attend chcpet. Although it was socially acceptable to wear shirts and ties. the founding fathers of the BOS Fraternity dressed casually when attending chapel. Outside of any disciplinary action, they were colted hobos by the administration This name was soon shortened to 303 The original 808 members were not afraid to take a stand on the issues and were not concerned with what others thought. The fraternity today continues to take pride in their individuality and distinction from other groups. Every year the fraternity takes part in parties, pledge exchanges, their annual BOS Homecoming Parade and St, Valentine's Day Massacre. As t5 the tradition, the 308 also participated in the yell and sing contests Gt Homecoming time. The BOS are truly a fraternity that knows how to have fun, and, through their campus involvement have helped to provide fun for the entire campus. t Kolemba, Brett Antoniettt, Dove chktnson, Tom Longletlow. Doug Sundquist. Tom GiH. Scott Toriurni. now 1: Tony Zefron. Don Beecher, Steve f t The pictured members of the Beta Omega Sigma Froterntty are Front Row: Eric lsermann, Jim Robertson. Scott Cumpbetl. Run Stevens, AI t t Majkowski, Poul Newman, Art Kolernbc. and Phil Strenkr Above: Thorn Neylon couldn't make if for The BOS group picture because he was so busy siudying. Above mm: The Spring officers Ior 1981 were Tom Longfellow, Sergeam a1 Aims. Tom GHI, President and Tony Zefron, Vice President The Fall President was Dale Mortenson. Right: Scott Toriumi takes a break from classes m the coHege centsn Lon: 303 members show meir spim by poriicipcting in Me Homecaming Sing competition. Batu Omega Sigma 151 Chi Alpha Pi The Chi Alpha Pi Sorority was established in The Spring of 4976, making it one of The youngest Greek groups on campus. Alfhough 1he sorority has expanded since 4076, its members have strived to keep the original ideas and gods of individual freedom mm a group of eternal friendship. The CAP's are 0 social organizofion involved in Homecoming octiviiies, in1ramurc11 sports. pledge exchanges. parties, dances. and communify service projecfs. Through these activities, the Chi Alpha Pi Sorority seeks To encourage The develop- ment of friendship. high academic achievement, coopemfion. and loyalty 10 he group and the entire AugListano communiTy, Above all, he CAP's stress core and pride for themselves, Their sisters, and Their groups as a whole. h The members of the Chi Alpha Px Sororiry are Fronl Row: Lvnn Leismcn. Jane Leonardson, Noreen Henry. Marv Keuy, Debbie Corani, Nadine Herman. h Linda Troop, Pam HiH. Connie Troeger. Mary Ruhkle, Denise Chioles. Linda Eggsrt, Row 2: Kathy 0905. Lori Carcni, JcAnn Cappizzano, Lori Russell. Lauri Gross, Laura Mortenson. Cindy Johnston, Ann Young, Leslie Eamon, Mary KosTeXic, Koren Jones. Grace Hermanek, Terionne Goeldi, CoHsen NoIon. Lori Novok, Sue Sulecm, Janis Chioles. Kofhy Dimes. Marv Jo Harmon. Row 3: Diane Lynch, Vol Amman. Kmhy Radloff, Jwia Tonkin, Cindy Bridges, Becky Granger. Cheryl Parsons, Sally Winquwst, Cindy Keugwe, Lori Guughnour. Lcum Finn, Laura Kolcr, Jamie Kener. Erin Altes. Becky Schwenfger Row 4-. Caryn Haas. Connie Logan. Cindy Anderson. Jean Borgmm, Lynn Hanks. Kns Johhscn, Sally Michno, Raw 5-. L015 KoHenboch. Susan Davidson, Marie Moron. Mary FrozeH. Kim Bieze, Suzy Herr. Vcd STemhquser, Ann Boydstun, Ncncv Rail. Dwana Mcrblt, Angie Suydam. Janice Welch. Claudio Hruby, Jean Hegber. and Cindy Graver. Nol Plcmred: Cindy Swanson. 0nd June? Love. 152 Chi Alpha Pi Far Above L5 : The Chl Alpha Pi Sorority use columes and ex, pression to make thew entry in me Homecoming ang comps , tion a success. For Above nghl: Spring wedge, Jone Leonard- son wears a 'ccp, and carries her book, paddle, and animal crackers, to signify me? she is in Hell Week. Above Len: Deb Ccroni lakes a striking pose, Abova ngm: Folk President Diana Manon and Spring President Lori Coronl Chi Alpha Pi 153 Chi Omega Gamma The Chi Omega Gamma SororiTy has been 0 porT of The AugusToho community j since 4925 Through The years, The symbol of The TTCOG wheel has symbolized o nevereending circle of frTendshipT The wheel COhTinues To Turn wiTh The individuality and involvement of HS members in Homecoming ochviTTes, inTramurGl sporTs. UMOC, and Greek Week fesfivifiese This year, The C005 and 020's won firsT place in The Homecoang FlooT compeTTTion. The sorority has also been busy wiTh communiTy service projecTs, The COG'S porTicipoTed in The EcsTer LTIy Sale and Their onnuol TolenT show wiTh The POP's 01' ST. AnThony's. Many COG members also devoTed Their Time To helping ouT UT The 4 Special Olympics. Though The COG wheel is bound Together Through friendsth, each girT is a unique ! individual. This is evidenT in each Chi Omega Gamma member's dlverse TolenTs and ' TnTeresTs. f. ??Tit' 1' , h' 3' , 1 .. 1. u : T l ; m; tartar m:- ar nu a V .' '- I e g as, ?w I?! T s .. I ' g. I V $I'r' T i 'T T'T a .1. 3 am on The members of The Chi Omega Gamma Sammy are Front Row: CuThy Krias, LTSG Dietarla, Cathy PrasTan, Donna Prebon, Suzanne chhonski, Laura Forney, Kim Hood, Lori Peterson. Row 2: Kaien Magae, Demse Bowman, Barb Bolley, Jana SmiTh, Carolyn OTiouvke, Debbre Glossl Tern Tums, Terr? Runfeidt. Linda WesTon, Jenny GorTond, Cheryl lelrurns, Lori Cerona, CuThv WeThing'ron. Row 3: Sharon Allison. Laurie KieHer, Ellen Barber, Emma Picourte. SoHy Johnson, COIOI Berry, Terry Hajlo, Barb MessTnger, Mary Kay HoncheTto. Linda Binder. KoThy McCobe, Cherie Hendarmn low 4: Beth , Davis. Corrie VeVeo, DTone Neumann. Chris BcTIev. Lori Komomiki. Row 5: KITS Sundelius. Joanne Speors. Tammy Bissmon. Michelle Rica. Joan Nicholson JaneT Morsden, Joy HonorcL Cindy Hoglund. Sue DTPosquo, Lourho Czcjko, Janice NeTson. PoTTy Johnson. Brett: LindbergT Row 6: Pam Carison. Lisa Swanson. Pom Grams Row 7: BeTTy Lynn GiezTe. Rita Duff, Murgaref Andrews, Barb Coma. Diane Uddenberg. Nancy Wolberg, Debbie Weston, Cindy AnTonik. Laura STirineT Row 8: Susan Levey. Bobbie Levey, KoThv Kuzelka, Mary Ann Morik. JuTre Heberer. Megan HotTord. Jone CrowelT. Joni 3090 , Julie LauTh. Eilen Engelhardl, and Cindy Zoroone. No, Plciured: me CQmpbalT, BeTh Lundeen. and MargareT Miichell McLeTnT 154 Chi Omega Gamma L0 : The C095 sing fhefr medfey of Broadway runes. loft Abovo: Fall President. Mary Ann Morik and Spring Presu'jeni. Julie Heberer, Abova cenlar: Janet Morsden takes her eyes off her work 10 see what's going on around her, nghi Abova: Enjoying a break from classes Michelle Rice and Chris Bailey relax in The CaHsgs Center. L0H: COG ociive, Cheryl WilHomsl puts up a tight as she is dragged off by Spnng pledges. Chi Omega Gamma 155 DeITG Chi TheTo Founded in March of T965, the Delta Chi Them Sorority is on active social organizcrrion. Each year they sponsor a fall and spring informal, on infer; sororify dinnerfdonce, doTe parties. and a spring formoT. Alfhough its mem- bers are busy, the Dem: Chi's find time for intramural sports. sponsoring Cl UMOC candidate, panicipa'ring in bTood drives, and selling Eosfer Imes Tn fhe Spring. The Delm Chi's also take pen in The Homecoming acTiviTies cs 0 groupT This fall. 1hey placed second Tn the yell compefifion. The Delta Chi's sing en1ry. Razzle Dazzle 'Em'd was oTso a success. They took second in the sing competmon and won me rope pun. AlThough The members of The Delft: Chi Them Sororify ore individuds wifh unique qualities. They work well together. The girls ohribu're fheir achievement to The enthusiasm and personati'ry of Delta Chi Then: as a whole. The members of me Delta Chi Them Sammy ore Front Row: Nancy Hennenfem. Judy Deordeuft lion 2: Sue Espel. MicheHe DroTet, Jennifer Carlin. Lisa Moegdeiin. Ann FTonigon, Mary Haydan, LTz Mcrkwuld, Bern Ellmon. Lon Devore, Judy BeTlvills, Colleen Kocher, Lyhn Prgsslay, DurheI-Powless. Kathy Bednorik. low 3: Kmhy Wucme, Susan Hoffman, Sharon Wroha, Julie Nelson, Cheyl LTnd. Shelby Ingram, Shari Fobxon. Fran NTanki LuAnn Schieferdecker, Lynn Whilrietd. Sharon VonNesr. Sue SchiHingsr, Sue Palmer, Suzanhe Blcdbeer, Koren Kosher Row 4: thhy Refhg, annena Chapman, Leanne Blegen, Beth Fisher, Linda DBDoanar, Grace Finloyson. Diane Mitts, Tracy Peterson, Joanne Johns. Ellmbeth Repken, Sue BuehTel. Lrndc Antenen. Sam Jackson. Karin Simpson, Natalie Hughs, Sonya Swanson. Row 5: Jane Sherrord, Mary Eksmm. Deb Moller, Diana 00k. Komy Peterson. Laura McTzahn. Be1h STrunc, Margaret Nxznxk, Cmdi Birkheod. MeTonTe Johnson. Cindy Nor, Dione LiHie, Carol Basemon. Jane Johnson. sta Brocher, Pam Crouch. Cindy Miller. Jaime Hill, L150 Carlson, Sue Smenr. Sue Molberg, Kathy Hitchcock, and Paula Kafsekes. Nut Pchurud: JiTI Cox, Lynn Hulfquisf, 0nd VTckT Reichordt 156 Delfcl Chi Theta loH: Spring President Nancy Hennenfem, 0nd Fall President. June Johnson. Ielaw: KaThy Pe7ersnn chefs with U50 Mcegdlin about the ersf day of Hell Week. Abova: Fran Niznik, Cindi Birkheod, Cindy Nor. 0nd Kofhy Peterson smile proudly after winning the rope pull and placing second in ma yell compeTiNon during Homecoming eclivmes. ngM: Spring pledge, Beth EIJman. sTops 10 make sure she has enough candy in her bag so she can keep the ocfives hoppy Delta Chi Them 157 DelTo Omega Nu DeITo Omega Nu, The youngesf frofernify on campus. was founded in 1047. DON 1 members hold great pride in Their organization, beiievin' thof their brotherhood develops character. leadership. and sfrength. This year, The DON's ccfively particii . pofed in sororHy goodies, pledge exchanges, date porfies. informcls, 0nd formms. The DON's also Took pcm in service-orienfed projecfsh DON members worked mm 0 Boy Scout Troop from Davenport in on oll-highf activity 0T 0 local YMCA. Even fhough The Dow spent a lot of 1ime of social functions and thh service projects, the fraternity strived for academic achievement. The DON's won me FrmernHy Scholar- ship Cup This Fall, 05 well 05 The Spring before. The involvemenT and individualiw of each member helped To make this year one to remember for Dena Omega Nu. I ' v. The members of The Dana Omega Nu Frolsmilv cue From Row: Don Fry. Alumnus STeve STirls, Joe Evans. Grover, Bob Rubino. Terri Kohl. Row 2: Greg Blix. Sieve Whonon, Mike Leon. Phil Roz, Ron Mu1ko. Dan Joseph, Rich OrTiz. Bill Gombert. Dove Norct Row 3: Mke Tropp, Bill Modinl Sandy 8006. Ken Manley. 5cof+ WhiTmore, Jeff Pheips, Jeff Martin. Calvin Krcmmer. Joy Schugg. Row 4: Chm Trfebes. Pol Murphy. Craig Bionci, Bren! MiHer, John momrnceri, Deon Park, Mall: Pedersen. Lindsey Meaghan Gary Johnston, Tim Pressly, Tom ZiHmon. AXumnus Tom Ribbeck, and Kevin Freelancer, Net Plciured: Bob Birkeneder. Jim Fiizpamck, AI lel. Jerry Hodge, Shave Johnson, Kevin Knourek, Gary Peiersonj AI Raskie, Dove r Rudol and Jim SIeferh 158 Delta Omega Nu Fur ll : Spring pledge Dave Nomi proudly displays the Gleek letters. Delta Omega Nu. Len: The DON's perfomw their rendmon of uSuicide is Painless 01 me Homecom- ing Sing confest Above La : Social members Bob BirkenedSI and Steve Jahnson Take part m Me 1981 UMOC beosi contest to raise money for c choriioble cause. Above: F01 President Clint Triebes, and DON dog, Grover. Not picfutecl is Spring President. Dove Rude. loft: John Blommoert. Brent Miller. Lindsey Meoghsr, BIII areinig. 0nd ScoH Whitmors show how diversified the DON FrafernHy reauy is Dana Omega Nu 159 Gamma Alpha Beta ' Gamma Alpha Beta was established at Augustono in NW. The GAB's hoped to promote brotherhood among the students of Augustcmcr and foster the true Augie spirit through the formation of their group. The GAB's continue to promote brotherhood through their service projects, This winter GAB members put on a Christmas show with the Phi Rho's for the children in the Head Start program The true GAB spirit is still alive today, too. At the Homecoming Sing contest, the GAB's won first place for their performance of Momma, 00th Let Vour Babies Grow Up to be Frat Boys. A close look at the GAB's occdemic and tntromurat sports records over the past few years are proof of their excellence in both of these areas Despite the GAB'S other interests, they have remained a sociat organization, holding sorority parties, pledge exchanges, two informal parties. and a Spring Format. The group contributes its success to the individuality of its members and their ability to work together. t t The members of the Gamma Alpha Beta Fraternity are Front Row: Bob Sorussi, Don Pearson, Doug Stevens, Wes Skow, John Goyton. Tony Moody, t Put Counthan. Joel Louth, Craig Hitchcock, Todd Irwin, Steve Datlman, Dave Marsden, Tom Telleen. Brett Warning, Jim Rokottis. Jeff Anderson, Ron e T I Knuth. Rich Jacobs, Scott Larson. Raw 2: Rick Mormon, Louis Ponos, Vince Volk, Chris Warning, Fritz Gerding. Brian O'Neit, Brod Bowman, Brian Heitz, I t t 80b Corning, Steve Odenkirk, Darryl Jahnsnn, Ted Schofer, Rob Gollberg. Marty Judd. Scott Olsen. Ross Campbell, Jim Anderson. Kerry Kohte. Brad 1 Arndt, Pete Harvey, Rick Conway, Raw 3: Chrts Franz, Crctg Vogel, Bob Craggs. Craig Russetl, Chris Bettin, Jeff Wesson, John Heltrung, Jeff Souer, 1 Greg Kloiber, Andy Nyberg. Kurt Sundberg, Bob Schultz, Ken Muster, Dove Rodloff, BIII Abott, John Cox. Rick Guttford, Dove Hamilton. Row 4: Tom e Mokry, 0nd alumnus Steve Fischer. Underwaler Swlmman: Jetf Downs, John Dreixler, Jon French, Kevin McCloughon. John Morrison. Torn t Ollenberger, and Bill Wtechamonn, w.-.--.--.-n- numud-mTu-Mmt T60 Gamma Atpho Beta top Lon: Spring pIedge. Pct Counihun, surveys the campus for actives as he wcks to mass. Top Righl: After 0 Wm in The onugh, the GABls decide To head for shore. Above: Dressed for the port Me GAB's sing Their winning Momma, Don't Let Vow Babies Grow Up to be Fro? Boys. Above Right: Senior GAB member, Dave Rodloff, proudw wears his frafemity shtrf. BlgM: FoH Presxdenf, Eill Abolt. and Spring President, Chms Warning. Gamma Alpha Bem 161 Kappa Epsilon Kappa Epsiion is The oldesT Greek group on campus, and This year The members ceiebreTed Their 67Th year. The year sTchTed ouT To be on eveanul one AT Home- coming. The KE's Took firsT piece in both The yell and Sing compeTiTion. The year conTinued To be a success wiTh many planned social evenTs and service projecTs. The KEis held Their annual freTemiTy and sororiTy pchies. pledge exchanges, infore mui and formal dances. In displaying Their service To The communiTy. The sororiTy was involved in The EosTer Lily sales for The Crippled Children's FoundaTion, The Greek Week biood drive. and working uT Friendship Manor for The aged However. There is much more To being a KE Than This. While The goal of pledHin is closeness and uniTy, one of The mosT imporTonT Traits of The KE's is The individualiTy and diversiTy wiThin The group. Each member's individual inTeresTs pioy on imporTonT pdrT in The sororiTy; so even Though The group's sTrengTh is of value To The girls. iT's The unique personoIiTies ThoT make Kappa Epsilon exTre special To iTs members, The picTured members oi The Kappa Epsilon Sorority 'ore Fronl Raw: Sandy Lietzou, Jenny Arnoid. BaTh ShowaiTer. HeoTher Timms, Susan BanTin, Choriry DiLiberTi, Jenni OsTh. Tina Compoieso. Marie Meyer, Peggy Elwood. JuTie Reed. Row 2: Kris HobenichT, Meg Ware, BeThAnhe Ryan, Cheryl Larson, Stsfni Schriefar, Tinu Zarcone, Bonnie Lebre, Jili Hanna, KaienEpps,LindaLeoneT1i. Linda Parker. Kim SchwaiTz, Sandy Russell. Lisa Ford, Deb Hufendick, Brenda White, Joy Thorbjomsen. Koiy Cialk. now 3: Chris Nelson, Darlene Poui. Scily Molina, PaTTi Viiberg, Jane Doiion, Lisa Prcm, LyneTTe BlidgesTock, KaThy Reader, Nancy Hoiiond, Kcihie Sormene, Kellie Orr. Sue Grunbock. Jennifei Jackson Itow 4: Bee Giommoresa, Jenni Balm, Leanne Coupe. Cindy Kuehn. Sharon Hechier. KaThy Chapman, Jill Heiden. Michele MenagheTTi. and Susan Bueikiini 462 Kappa Epsilon Loft: The KE's won fxrst place for Their medkey penormed OT me sing contest Below Lon: FON Presudem, Linda LeoneTfi, and Spring President Linda Parker. lelow llghl: KE sis- ters, Bem-Anne Ryan and Sfefni Schrieferl herp one another during a chemisiry rub. Above: Deb Hurendick flushes a pretty smile as she enjoys reading ouldoors Right: Affer winn'wng hrst place in The yell competifion. me KE's show their spiriT by the bonfire. Kappa Epsilon 163 PhiRho The Phi Rho Sorority was founded in 4919 end has been on active organization ever since. Their motto, In Friendship There Is Strength has proven to be true as their never-ending chain of golden friendship continues to grow. One belief shared by the Phi Rho's is the importance of strengthening and maintain- ing their faith in God. A feilowship hour is held weekly to: those members who wish to gain strength through devotions and sharing with sisters. Also important to the Phi Pho's are academic achievement, community service projects. and school involvement. This year, the Phi Rho's won the schoicrship award for Spring 1980 and Winter quarter. The group has been busy helping with the Easter Lily soie, blood drives, and Cl canned food drive with the entire school. They put on C! Christmas show with the GAB's for the chiidren at Head Start, and spent an afternoon entertaining the residents at Friendship Manor Retirement Home. Involved in campus activities and sports, the Phi Rho's won first place in intromurot basketboilt The Phi Rho's participate in a wide variety of social activities. too. These included wine and cheese parties, teas with other sororities, pledge exchanges. parties with fraternities, date parties, informal and formal dances, 0 parents' luncheon. senior picnic, and annual Spring retreat. The members 01 the Phi Rho Sorority are From how: Nancy Albrecht. Kcuen Horstmonn, Glory Borgeson, Joy Vock, Trudy Poliord, KHSN Gustafson. Cynthia Coordes. Wendy Strickland. Violet Stomenkovich, Laura Anderson, Lisa Swanson. Cindi Peuslay. Carrie Reed. Beth Pollock, Jilt Fosteri Row 2: Sue Rusnak, Cindy Fuchs, Linda Corison, Amv Schorfsnbetg, Jeannie Shenoutl Natuile Nelsen. Row 3: Sandy Shuman. Julie Wintelroth. Cheryl i ; Sodarqutst. Annette Lang. Elaine Schrock, Julie Tyrer. Carat Botesl Emlly Long, Juiie Pesoventa, Cami Armstrong, Cindi Hiit, Lisa Johnson. Nancy F t ' Benzies, Kathy Kindschuh, Lisa Pidinger. Row 4: Beth Stevenson, Diane Biilingsiey, Koren Pipai. Helena Csoke, Goii Kurrle, Angie Fuoco. Beth i I I Browncuwell, Kristin Anderson. Maren Dokmo, JUITB Foster, Teresa Ruggles. Meg Pesevento, Connie Bettin. Pom Swanson. now 5: Kathy Koski, Beth t Hoser, Lorri Hilt, Kori Compbeli. Lori Soelie, Koriu Anderson. Janet Dare, Debbie Somyn. Row 6: Cindy Beii, Tabitha Bachmann, Cathy Borvig. Julie Moring, Sue Giuser Row 1: Vci Procht. Sara Trcnter. Miliie Knight, Alice Etherridge, and Jean Misner. Not pictured: Kim Jensen, and Vera Stamenkevich. 164 Phi Rho Top: The Phi Rho's Ned for third pmce wi1h1he CAPE in Me sing compefi- Hon. Above: Sophomore Dione Bwllwhgsley enjoys working the score board 01 o game: Above nghi: Fall President Juiie Winterrofh. 0nd Spnng President, Porn Swanson. Ilghl: Spring pledge, Laura Andelson. smiles as she gets a weekly swgnoiure from Julie Maringl 165 mo Phi Omega Phi Phi Omega Phi The Phi Omega Phi FrcTerhiTy was founded on February '14 1945. Friendship. leadership, 4:3 service, growTh, and 0 sense of personal worTh, based on cheracTer and achievement were The ideas upon which The froTemiTy was founded. Phi Omega Phi members are ecTive in many areas oTher Then Their social TuncTions. The POP's have won The inTromureI cup for The T051 Three years They also are involved in communTTy service projecTs. This year The POP's had Their unnuol vcheTy show WiTh The 8:3 COSTS, given for The residenTs of ST. AnThony's Core CenTerT POP members have been ocTive parTTchonTs in The EosTer Lily soTe for The CrippTed Children's FoundaTlon Too. The POP's belxeve Their sTrehgTh lies in Their dlversiTy and bonds of friendship beTween The ocTive members. Each member, wTTh his unique TcTenTs, forms on inTegrol parT of The CD a organizaTion. WiTh Poobch. The Indian spirTT of goodwill and broTherhood as Their guide. The POP's believe ThuT Thear unifying force will guoronTee many more years for Phi Omega Phi. The members of The Phi Omega PhT FraTemiTy ore Front Row: Eric Seyfodh, Greg Colberg. KenT Giadish, Mike HeferTepe, Mike Mellon, Mark Menich, Mike VanAnray. Jew Zinkula Row 2.- Mike Wood. Tim Eagle, Mark Schick, Don Eli, Tom Novok. Bill Schneider. Dove Devore. Kurt Redenbo. Jim McPherson. now 3: Mark Meyer, Jeff Legg, Tom Curran. Jeff DeigT, Mjke Carlson, Honk Cesorone, Al Munson. Mon Bensun, BiIT Bock. Bob vaerg. low 4: Chris Guest, George Richter, JJrn WimmersTedT, John Runkle, Jay Johnson, Tom Higgins, Tom GriTTon. John Murrens. Mark Jessup, Row 5: Bob Rosen, MenTe Debel, Tom OTscn, Tim Fleming. Gene Olson, KsnT Frisbee, BiIT Groser. and Dan WeberT No! Plcfurod: John Burns, Mark Long. Mark Marihko. Jeff McuTinson, STeve MCCOTI and Tim Sporkmcn Top: POP members humme themselves in their sing performance fhoi was awarded second place. Above Loft: John Burns finds me empty cafeteria a quiet pmce To sfudy Above Illghl: Spring President Chris Guest. and Fan Presdsnf, Jim Wimmersfedi. L9H: Tim Flaming looks at 0 display in he CoHege Center as he passes lhrough on his way 10 class. Phi Orne go Phi 167 168 Pi Upswon Gamma Pi Upsilon Gamma Founded in 4916 by nine charter members, The Pi Upsilon Gamma Frciernify considers i'rself bonded by on Gccepiihg, reicxed, 0nd eruoyoble ofmosphere of broiherhoodi To ochieve This oimosphere, the PUG calender is filled with Cl vcrieiy of poriies and festivities. This includes cciiviiies wi'rh sororities, a wine and cheese porfy, costume party. Christmas party. Greaser, and Roman orgy parfyi Every Spring, TIKI picnic draws not only current members but PUG alumni from years post. The PUG's also enjoy this inircmurczi program. This foil They finished firsf in oii of the five sports offered: singles pingepong, doubles ping-pong, bowling, golf, and foot- bcili Other PUG members were involved in service projects and in forming an alumni scholarship fund for The froterni'ry. PUGls believe ihai Their pledgeship is an oppor'runiiy To develop self-confidence, and ihoi PUG pledgeship is c: challenge and noi a burden. As a result of this belief, the Pi Upsilon Gamma Frofernity plans 10 moiniain Their individual tradition and ideniiiy for many more years 10 come. The members of the Pi Upsiton Gamma Frotemiiy care From Row: Randy Densberger, Tony Gremo. Tedd Jackson, isrual Rivera John Drizis, David Tebo, John Roache. Jim Meischi Row 2: Chris Cassy. Steve Morgan, Ron Fielmunh. Dole Schmochil Dove Longs, Rob McCioin, Tony Heard. Row 3: Daniel Binkowski. Richard Keheli, Bill Flynn. Dave Heydenberki Mike Moiikowski. Tom Hortweil. Row 4: Eori Wnaifia. Fred Oaks. Jeff Grosshouser, Poi Lomas. Mark Jones, Ed Ferguson, Bili Haniades, Row 5: Don Mariin, Gory Hynes, Brad Ludina Rob Morisnsen, Dove Molizic. Nick Finch, Al Lewis. Row 6: SCOH Henze, Kelly Jones, Horion Walker, Keiih Rezin, John Deiugcl. Jeff Smiley. Row 1: Russ Melfon, Ed McGrcfh, Mark Peierson, Jim Innis, and Jerrv Dean. No? Plcsared: Mott Farrell, Craig Skiem. Mark Solberg, George Tamvakis, and Brad Wicks. Top: In uniform. The PUG's song a moving medrsy of pofriotic and wor-time songs for 1his year's sing contest. Above Lem John Roche and Isrqu Rivera s11 in the couege center listening ?0 ochve members Tell them who? the pledges will be expecfed to do. Above nghl: PUG's Jump and shout for joy after a good play in an Fnhamuwl game leu: Fan Presxdent. Don Martin, and Sprfnl Ptesidenl. Kelly Jones. Pi Upsilon Gamma M39 Rho Nu DeITo The Rho Nu Delta Fra'rernify has a proud hisTory dcning back +0 its founding in 1925. Rho Nu DeHo consisTs of men big in spirif and for-rcmging in backgrounds. Under the leadership of FOH President, Stan Bobicz, and Spring President Troy Benson. the Roundels believe 1hdf accepting individuality and genujne friend- ships are what keep Them such a unified group. Social life is a big part of Rounder life. This year, The fro'rerniTy has sponsored porTies with sorori1ies, date parties, pledge exchanges, and The yeUr-end formal. As always. the Roundels en'rhusicstfcolly participated in Homecoming 100. To be 0 Rounds! member is to be ocfive, involved, and proud. The members of the Rho Nu Delta Frulemity are Fran! Row: Ken Johnson, Tim Anderson, Dave Moellar, Kevln Esese, Mike Ornduhl, Jim Eiks, Doug F Roegner. Dave Johnson. Raw 2: Steve Tyliver, Rich Castle, Greg Anderson, Donch Soizmon, Mike Reed, Paul Evans, Kan Dclgran, Eric Smifh, John ' Flynn low 3: STGn Bobicz, Chris Pedro Johnson. Rob Lindgren, Jeff Moike. Wilw Swanson. Clay Baker. Randy Knipe, Rich Jeffery. low 1: Andy Vorney. Reid Gardnel, Chris Meigan, Jay Beaver, Mark Jonkowski. Row 5: Marc Jones. Shown Jones. Terry Fold. Jeff 'hBokes Baker. Nol Pictured: I Troy Benson, Mark Chelson, Dove Toz Damyen. Sfeve Moe. Btuce Weldy. and Bob Wheeler. 470 reho Nu Del1o Tap: The Rounders placeddhird in the 5mg compemion wnh Naomi; Iron. Above: Steve Moe sTops on me Tredwcy to get Eric Smith's signature dumg Hall Week. Above nghf: Reid Gardner, BiH Swanson. and Rich Castle watch on iniramurcr game outdoor; ngm: Don Salzman. Jeff Bokerl Bruce Weldy. and Steve Martin wmk with the Roundel MobHe in1he Homew coming Parade Rho Nu Dena 171 Omicmn Sigma Omlcmn Omicron Singi Omicron In December. the Omicron Sigma Omicron Fraternity disbanded after a sixty year existence at Augustona. The fraternity reiinquished its charter following a sentencing by the Student Personnei Committee The 0205 were sentenced to a one year suspension due to violations of their probation and the hazing policy. The Fall Presi7 dent, Mike Kraft, stated, Since the one year suspension virtuuily signs our death certificate as a fraternity. we see no other alternative than to tum in our charter, This is definiteiy not a decision that we made overnight. However. the 020's were on active Greek fraternity for port of the yeort In the fail. they took pledges and won first place in both the Homecoming veil and float compe- titions. Although no longer offiiioted with the Greek system, the 020's continued to preserve their ioyolty end brotherhood by participating in social functions. These included 020 Island. Ke Quota, two formats and open parties at the F.O.E. - i ii x34; The members of the Omicron Sigma Omicron Fraternity ore - Front Row: Bob O-Monger Oison, Cleve Charles, Mike Krott. Chris Urgo Dewayne Shock, Don St. Hilaire, Bluse Viteilor Row 2: Ron Spiottu, Shown Dmmmond. John 'tSwoon Tofuno, Kevin Hoffman. Bob i'Squid Widmayet. Foui Rudy. Brent Nelson. Mike Ryan, Mark Wutka, Ed Ryan. Mark Gibson. Brod Blick. lohlnd True: Chris Hennessey, and Dean Oiti Camouilugad: Brad Anderson, Mike Baker. Edwin LoForiUhe. Lee Neer, Brian Nelson, Garry Pinter, Larry Pinter, Glenn Rubin, Kevin Disco Smith and Bob Stephanites. Above: Ron Spintta enthusiasticoiiy leads the 0205 in the sing competition as they chant, Rollin'. Roltin', Roilin', the 0203 Keep on Roilin'. nght: Faii President. Mike Kraft, 0nd Spiing President. Mark Gibson. Sigma Pi Delta Starting out as a tennis ctub. the Speeds were the first Greek organization at Augustano tn 1908. tn two, the sorority turned in their charter due to dectining membership and the cnti-war influence Now, ten years tater, the Sigma PJ's are again making their presence known. tn their short existence, they have taken part in the Easter Lily drive, helped the GAB's with underprivi- ledged children, and had a few parties and teas The Speed's symbol, the snowflake, represents each of its twenty-five member's individuotityt The sorority hopes to hold on to their origtnol values of frtendship, service, and leadership, as they become an integral part of the Augustano community. The members of the Sigma Pi Detto Sorority are Front Row: Michelle Etsbury, Karen Wheelet. Row 2: Lori Petropulos, Gigi Phelps, Tina Brieschke. Julte Lundt. Pom Schmtd, Kim Manchester, Kerri Larson, Donna Ford, Roxanne Calderone, Linda Nelson. Debbie McCullough. Row 3: Down Hernandez: Dione Carpenter, Molly Reidv, Sue Kuchto, Chris Mysticki, Jonts Pettttli. Laura Stephenson, Sheroiee Yech. Jane Anderson, Undo Watson, and Tern Peterson. Not Pictured: Ketty Hasset. Above.- Sigma Pt Delta members, Linda Nelson and Janis Petrilli, smite as they go over their memory work. Ilght: The Speed's officers ore: Michelle Elsbury, Social Chetrmon. Down Hernandez, Corresponding Secretary and Vice President: and Karen Wheelel. President. Sigma Pi Delta 173 174 Peopie E L P 0 E P FACULTY 3 -. Wages H Sludenl Affalrs -- From Raw: Ms. Row 2: DL James Ribbeck, Mr. Douglas Troufmun, Mr, Stephen Eockmeyer. Mr. Philip Winger. Acudemlc Alfalrs - Dr ;; AdminisTroTion And STaff p ah re Combine Talents To Effect A Smooth Running Befsey Brodoht, Ms, Cherw Guns. Dr. Gram Henry, ML RandoH Zorn Harold SundeliUS, Dr. Douglas Newson, Dr. Timothy Schermer. Adminis'rution And 81cm '17? Plunnlng and Develnpmeni -Fronl Row: ML Perry Mason. ML Charles Aifer. Ml. James PoXincsar. Row 2: Mr. Terry Hudson. ML John Kindschuh. Flnunclul Anal - Mr Gen BroXondeI. Mr. Jeff Pearson. Mr. John Olson, Mr. Frank TeHeen, 47B Adminmrclion And Staff Admlsslons anl Row: Andy thng, Ms. Karen Harder, Mr. l Ingelson. Mrs. Jane? 5812. Mr Don Copper, Mrs. CoHelts Schr Mrs Judy Schenck. Mrs. Jeanne Jurgens, Mr. Ranh Siarenko. Mr. Tim Dodge, Ms. Mary Milton, Mrs. Joan Guzzo. Cullurul Evann- Dennis Loffin end his secretary Mrs. Gloria Skfnner. Dove Myun. Mrs. Donna Wanbske. Mr. John Voss, Ms. Shelby Olson. Ms. Jeannine oederl Mr. Bob WHson. Ms. Wendy Chwistek. Ms. Chris Porsch. Mr. James Lee. Raw 2: Presidenf Thomas Tredwoy, in The cosuoX atmosphere of hls office. Hsiens To me sugges- tions of a siudem. AdmiNstloiion And 5101f 179 LIbraly-fronf Row: Mrs, KoThy Jocksom Mr. John Cufdwelh Mrs Ruth Burgess. M5 Rose Byers, Mr. Thames Sims, Mrs Rim Czupko, Mrs. Judy Belch, MIS. Mary Joyce Picken low 2: Mrs Corrie Farm. Miss Marjorie MiUer, Mrs. Marjorie Mason Mlsslng lmm phofo: Mrs, Doroihy Liljegron, Ms. Eileen PetsIson. Mr Mark Therans. Ms. Sandra Schmxdt Reverend Swanson takes hme out from his busy schedi ule to spend c1 few moments done in the ChopeL Hualfh Sorvlce- Mrs Doro Rose, R.N., Dr, Richotd PhiHis. 180 Administration And 5101'! luslneu omco- Mrs. Fh yIHs Burnhom. Mts. Marilyn Frost, Mrs, Mary Bonis, Ms Mary Ann Costens Ms Ruth Barber, Mrs. Koren Sfoes. Mrs Joyce Cars1ens, Mrs. Nancy Fischerl l: Campus Mlnfury- Rev. Richard Swo nsun, Sister Mary Frances McLaughlin and Rev Gwen King. t Spom- Mr. Dove Wrafn. Mr Vincenf Lundsen. Adminlslrafiun And STOH 1E1 182 Focqu FoculTy Credre ATmosphere Conducive To Learning llolugy :- Mr John Ekblod, Dr. Richard Tumquist, Mn Bohdon Dziodyk, Dr. Larson, Robert Tallw'fsch. Ms. Nancy Wmiomson, Dr. lngemor chemmrv - Dr Robetf Bermsen. Dr. Anna Wunman, Dr. Monon Eliuson, Dr. David Dewif, Dr. Meibert Peterson. Physlcl - Dr. David Renneke. Dr Robert Frank. Dr. Bruce Mchrf Faculty 463 X . :14! ..IIE Geography Dr Norm Molina. D: Charles Mahuffey Missing from phoio: Mr. Andy Bruzewicz. Drs Moline- und Mahcmey make the mos: of 0 field mp 10 Chicago with a trip 10 Lu1fs bakery. 184 Facmty J '1 Phllniphy - Mr. Bruce chhfer- hauserl Dn Patrice Loose. Dr Duwd HiH. Faculty 185 Dr. Roold Tweet 1akes a breather in ?he Coilegs Cents: before heading off to class. Poul Olsen not oniy coaches Iha Track team. bur also shines in the mossroom. 186 Foculfy Engllsh - Dr. John Long. Dr. Nancy Huse, M57 Marty Knepper. Dr. Jeffery Shoop, Dr. Rodd Tweet. Mrr Harry Stellfng, Ms Vicki Wine. Clunlcs - Ms ViCkl Wine. Dr. Thomas Banks Focuhy 187 Muslc-Front Row: Mrs. Judim Hersh, Mrs. Louise Nathunson, MFS. Dorthc: Dert Ms. Kom Momson, Row 2: Dr. Nile Norton. Dr. Daniel Culver. ML Murray Osborne. Mr. David AI An-me low: Mrs. Mary Kim Raw 2: Mrs. Jomne Dusek. Ms. Megan Owinn. Mn Cloyton Gorder, Mr Steven Met calf. Mrs. Eigne Anderson. 188 Focunv y Fochf, Dr. Ronald Moore. Ms. gunino Ehriich, Mr, Donmd 1, Dr. Alan Hersh. Education - Mrs Margery Rmcliff. Dr, Donald Senna, Dr. Donald Petsrsan. Mrs Hazer Couch Borcherding smuglv grins us The Vikings Femon. Dr. Edwards Louhon, Mrs. Bemt Havercarnp. onw North Park off the court g. $ '1 ' .1; 9,' . nuxfu'n ' ' . lane Siein Row 2: DL run; P lEducuflon - Front law: Mr. Denms Rlccm. Mr. Dove Wrath, Mr. Frederic thfesnde, Dr. Stan KWeson, Ms Pou . Olliszasrrgk. Robert Readej Mn John Fcrwell, Mr Vincen? Lindeen. Ml. James Borcherdmg. Mr. chhua HoHoway, Mr. Dowd Longrock. Ms, Jonah Emond. Fqctu 189 490 Foculw German - Dr. John Sirevcog, Dr. Elisabe'rh Notions. Herr Weber, of an afternoon football game. envisions possibiIiTies for another four. i F W ma: .- m-y4 u. Scandanavlan - Mr. Dog Blanck, Dr. Alan Swanson. French - Dr Roger Crossley, Dr. Aiie Zuurdeeg Faculty KM 192 FGCUITV Psychology - Dr. Charles Dobson, Mrs. Sharon Doiley, Ms. Shirlee Fenwick. Mr. John HUNETT. DI. McCallum. . Kennem Johnson. Dr. Lowrance Political Selina. - Front Row: Dr. James Winship, Dr. Michael Klrn. Row 2: Dr. Leon Holmes. DI. Harold BeH. Hlltorv - Dr. Thomas Brown. Dr. Von Symons, Dr Merry Wood, Faculty 193 Dr. Richard Bulwmon contemplates an economic meory to present in mass ! Economics - Dr. Richard Bnllman. Mr. Arnon Cowon, Drl WilHom Conway. WA Focully a I - i ! T. r - ' 7 , - . I Math and Computer Sclence - Dr Ccnol! Morrow. UL Curtis Hsrink, DI. Robert Johnson, Dr, Douglas Nelson, Dr. Donald McLauthn. 1! '31 i a F Mn Amold Cowon gives a final lec'rure to his economic cEass before the test. I . 1 I Accounting - Mr. Richard Reed. Mrs. Ruthonn Bloom. Mr. 5. James GaHey i Faculty 195 Dlsfracied by an Interesting convarsu'rion. Terry Kohl momsniorily forgets his homework assignment. Dwayne Abbe Will 10m ADOI? Julia Akers Cindy Anderson Douglas Anderson James Anderson John Anderson KorFu Anderson Margaret Andrews Linda Antenen Cymhiu Antonik Fafricia Appelquist Carol Armstrong Malwell Ania Nancy Aukland Linda Body Seniors 19? . . . Fm -..4 : WT w Michael Baker Jeffrey Bammcn Julio Barber Mike Barber James Barnes Karen Bartenfelder Joan Bossing Ruth Buumann Amy Baur Betsy Beanie Cynthia BeH Susan Bergman Sondra Berna? Cowl Besamcn During the Orientagion Leudars' Talent Show. Kfrk Chilton moves the J audience with a becutifuf viorin piece. Christopher BeHin Roben Birkeneder Tam Bishop Gregor Blix Merediih BJoomberg 198 Seniors William Bock Holly Bordner William Bcwden Ann Boydstun Lise: Erccher Kondi Bredberg Cymhic Blidgss Forrest Brown Lori Ewan? Chriane Brzezinski Suzanne Bushrer Rondm Buikemu Koren Burchtield Joann Cupizzano Lorraine Coroni Chris1opher Carlson Linda Carlson Lisa Carlson Lydia Ccialon Koihleen Ceus Michael Cerona Katherine Chapman Cleveland Chuvles Catherine Chignoli Michael Christie Senlors 190 200 Seniors Barbara Cums Tad Coder Kirk Connick James Coops! RondoH Cooper Leanne Coupe Jill Cox Pamela Crouch Goil Curry David Cums David Dchl Jone Dalton John Dcluga George Danilovich Monte De BEN Undo De Doncker Jenmfer Jackson browses through her siuck of mail in ontfcwpchon of a lener from horns Judith Deordeuff Kevin Dempsey Todd Depoorfer Nado Diob Robert Dichristofqno Dione Donovan Pocho Doud Thomas Du Bois Sondra Dulonev Kofhovfne Ekelin Lorri Engsfrond Juwie Erickson Kathy Errion Debra Former Senior Bob Rosan linds that one can effecfively combine studying and relaxafion! Grace Flnlcyson David Fxsher Timmhy Homing Terance Ford Jay Frissfod Seniors 201 Beairice Gicmmorese Mork Gibson Beftyivnn Giezie Pcmeb Grams Rebecca Granger Donon Gfoves Dawn Green Chrisiopher Guest Todd Gustofscn Lisa Hull Michael Helper Cheryl Hommerberg Christine Hansen Debra Haninglon l : ., . , During the busy Olieniafion Week. Don Ho- . - gun fakes c momem 10 ca1ch his breofh and watch his Outdoor Ed. group in c:ch'on Morcio Harrison 1 EHzobeTh Hcser ! James Hosken Raymond chser James Hayden 202 Seniors .Mia Heberel Sharon Hechler JIH Heiden MorquHa Henderson Nancy Hennenfen? Scoff Henze Eliza Hersemann Jamie HiH Cynthia HilT Lorri Hil'r DovEd Hintermeisier Gerald Hodge Kevin Hoffman Daniel Hogan Dario Hornsfrc Ken? Horstmunn Bradley Hubbard NaTmie Hughes Lynn Hulfquisn David Hun? Anthony Hurd Patrice Husmcn Gory Hynes Jim Innis Deborah Jackson Seniors 203 I Jennifel Jackson Mutilyn Jackson Sara Jackson Christine Jasper Kimberly Jensen RoberT Jensen Mark Jessup Joanna Johns Debra Johnson Eric T. Johnson Glegg Johnson Jone Johnson Mark W. Johnson S'raphen P Johnson Timo1hy G Johnson Gory Johnston Cannie Jones Craig Jones Kofhy Kelly Alice Kemer Lynne Knoblock Louru Koiar KathXeen Koski Marv KosieHc Daniel KoHebo 204 Seniors Kenn Kowclske Kelvin Kraemer Michael Kraft Cynthia Kuehn Kafhy KuzeXkO Nafhcn Lafrenz Jeffrey Legg Margaret Andrews and Mark Gibson enjov a Thoughtful moment, reflecting on fheir senior year wi'rh Junior Louma Claim. Linda Leonem Susan Levay Rum Lideckc Diane Lime Connie Logan Emily Long Marv Lynch 'Ecm Mokry Kenneth Manley Annefte Mcnick Seniors 205 I MK Rick Mcnnon Mary Ann Marik Dione: Marlow Bruce Marries Kevnn McCIoughun Susan McGowan Todd McKay Dim Mermnger Thomas Mendoza chhele Mensghetli Sally Michnc: Beth MiHer Cynthia MiUer DonsHe Miller Dormhy Miller Steven MiHer Kevin anch Laura Minks Morgurei Miichen Mike Cerone and his wlneskln ate .. 10 class? 206 Semars Dione Mitts Soon Mizeur Sauy Malina Patrick Murphy 'vva . .155??? Pu! Tanube and Cindi HIIT manage T0 shale u cheelful smHe. despite the brisk November ow. while keeping score of an intramural game. Judi1h Musselman Elam Nelson Chrisiine Nelson Ellzobeth Nelson Nufowle Nelson William NeIson Koren Newman Mary Newman Gerald Nickles Roberi Nyberg James Ohl Ruben Orson Scott OXson Tom Olson Poul Osman Seniors 207 208 Seniors Judy Poaske Kimberly Palmer Mary Pubs Louis Panos George Poppus Shmev Potk Linda Parke! Kenneth Pculus Jamey Pearson Julio Pesavento Sue Peferson Gregg Peterson Tracy Peletson Jeffrey Phillips Sherri Piersall Gany Pinlel Lcny Pinlel James Posoteri William Potfer Adrienne PoweXl Lisa Prutf James Puls Daniel Quiniin David RadXoff Wayne Rath William Rapier Denise Reed Elizabeih Rsnken Timofhy Way Lufher Rivals Robelf Rosen Linda Ross David Rude Jon Runlde Susan Rusnck Cm'xg RusseH Lorc'm Russell Edward Rvon Kent Sohlstrom Kerry Senders Douglas Schoefar Mark Schoter Senlors 209 Ameiic Scharfenberg Mom Schick TimoThy SchmidT Sob Schneider Sibvl Schriefer Amhony Schumann Rebecca Schweninger I Cymhia Seabloom Dole Seohoim I -, i Sophomore AI Munsan fries 10 caich senior Bill Buck's u+1entinn. bu? ' BHI is intent on Omar Things. Tara Shattuck Jeannie Shenout Daniel Simmons Karin Simpson x 1 Mark Secholrn Josbir Singh Todd Sbfhower Koren Smith Kevin Smith Rebecca Smith J I J 210 Seniors Sharon Smith Cheryi Soderquist Marl Solbealg Rondd Spimto Vera Stamenkovich PauXewe Siavrou David Sfeanson Ronald Stevens Jon Stewed Tony Stoufsnbulg Kristina Strayer Ronnie Summers Brenda chim Cynfhia Swanson Karen Swanson Pamela Swanson Sonya Swanson Lisa Swanson Cindy Svkoro Richard Szlsmp Gory Tueger Pufricia Tanobe Caryl Taylor Joy Thorbiomsen Julie Tonkwn Seniors 211 Michael Trupp Clinton Triebes Michael Tron Steven Tyriver Dione Uddenberg Chr'wstopher Urge Emesi Vallorz Rosalyn Von Evero Therese Vander Vennet Anne Vslfmon Mark Viehweg Joy Vock Julie Woetke Nancy mearg Jeffrey Wcher Jeffrey Wesson Carolyn Webber Kristin Week John Wells Randy Wslser James West Debbie Weston James Wheeler Blendu WhiTe Bradley Wicks 212 Seniors tr William Wiechmcnn Carol Wiemken Robert Wildermufh Terry Wilkens Gail Williams Lori Williams Soccer Cup'rdn Ron SpioHo dlibblas the ball down-fleld, in hopes of scoring another Viking goal. Jeffrey Wilson Mark Wilson James Wimmersiedf Julie Winfarroih Earl Wo-ltja Jerri Wolfenberger Michael Wood Anene Woodward Ann Voung Sandro Voungblood Seniors 213 Senior Activi'ries A DWAYNE ABBOTT Harvey. Illinois Political Science Who's Who: CUBOM: Orientation Leader: Judo Club. Pres: Black Student Union. Vices Pres; Academic Committee Chairman: Pres Low Club: Human RelaNons Commi'rfee: Mujes'ric Gems. VicesPres. GREGORY ABBOTT Badlaff, lllfnais Business Adminis1rcnion WILLIAM ABOLT Oak Lawn. Illinois Political Science JULIA AKERS Molina, Hlinois Accounimg BRADLEY ANDERSON Preemption. Illinois Engineering Physics, Mmhemcmcs CINDY ANDERSON Gulesburg, lHinois Accouniing, Business Administrmlon DOUGLAS ANDERSON Spnnglield. Illinois Business Adminlsfrotlon JAMES ANDERSON Molina, Xllinois Accounting. Business Adminishmion JOHN ANDERSON Maine, IIDnois English KARLA ANDERSON Geneva. IIIinoWs Economics. Ma'ihemmics LINDA ANTENEN Elginl Illinois Business Admmishmion, Psychotogy Rockatv-l: Hall Council; Delta Chi Them. Pledge Mom,- Businass Club, Sec; Psycholo- gy Club; Homecoming CVNTHIA ANTONIK Elk Grove Village, IHinols Business Adminis1rarion. Psychology Ansteiu: Omicron Delta Kappa, Pres; Monar Board; Who's Who; Psi Chi. Vlce-Fres. PATRICIA APPELQUIST Rock island. Illinois Biology. Geographv Environmemal Siudies CUB; CUBOM. Campus Involvement Com- mmea CosChairperson: Udden Geology Club:Ci1izens To Preserve Black Hawk Park 214 Senior Aciiviiies Foundmion. Board of Dlrectors: Quad CiTy ArcheoWogicol 50ci91y. CAROL ARMSTRONG Rockford. Hlinols Elementary Educuiion ArEteia: Morfar Board; MENC; Sigma AXpho rota, Chaplain: Student Educmion Assoc. Secs THOMAS ARTWICK Norridge, IHinois Music NANCY AUKLAND Oriun. IHinois Business Adminisfrmion Augustunu Concert Band: Augustuno Vori 5W Bond: Business Club; Homecoming. - B LINDA BADY East Chicago Heights. Illinois BWoXogy. FresMedicine CUBOM. Spec'xcl Events Committee; Au- gustanc Campus Church,- Black Student Union; Andreen HcH Fire MurshaH: WrestHng Score Keeper; eramurals. MICHAEL BAKER CrowfordsviHe. lndXono Accoumingl Buslness Adminishotion Orienfmion Leader: Omicron Sigma Omi- cron: lmramurcls, Trans. I.M. Director! Histo- rian; Homecdming Button Commi'rfee. Co- Chairman. JEFFREY BAMMAN Rock bland, Ilhnois Accounfing JULIA BARBER Alexis, Illmois Art Educcmon SpsCiOWiST MICHAEL BARBER Wheufon, IIHnois Geology Arisieiu; Sigma Gamma Epsilon: Augusiuno Campus Church; Footbcu: Track: Intramur- ols; Fsuowship o1 Cmisiion Athlefes; Udden Geology Club. ESTHER BAREN BaHendurf, Iowa Elementary Education JAMES BARNES, JR. Lombard, lHinols Accouang. PoXiTlcol Science, Pre-Low Aris- TeWG: CUBOM, Party 8c Dance CumrrMee, Co-Chairmon; Fooibull. Cn-Cop'dn; S1u- dent Co-Hosf Parent's Weekend: MC Penw eni's Weekend Talent Show, 4950 Dance Marolhon, Publicity Chairman. KAREN BARTENFELDER Bclfimore, Maryland Psychology, Reiigion JOAN BASSING Sycamore, Hlinois Physical Education Student Education Assoc: VoHeybcll; Truck,- Fellowship 01 Chrismn mhleies: Women's Athletic Assoc. Trees: PEMM Club: Scuba CXub. RUTH BAUMANN Riveldcle. Illinois Religion AMY BAUR Chesterton, Indiana Englishl HumunHies BETSY BEATTIE Davenport. Iowa Biology. PresMedicins Arisfeio; Beta Elem Batu; Augusfonc Sym- phony Olchesirn; Biology CXub. WILLIAM BECK Molina. Hlinois Elementary Education DANIEL BEECHER Monmouth. Illinois Accounting, Business Administration Bcclarg Omega Sjgmo. Vice-Fres.. Business u . CYNTHIA BELL 59. Charles, llhnois Elementary Education. French Aristeiu. Sec; Omicron Deita Kappa: Monur Board: Student Education Assoc, Sec. Pres: Hall Council, Sec. Augustonu Campus Church; Chapel Choir Madrlgm: Augusfono Choir: Handel Oratmin Socia1y: Phi Rho, Correspondmg Sea. IS Rep, Homecoming 5an Director; French Chm: Women's Pro- gramming Committee, Nucleus Member; French Tufor: Alumni Deponmenml Assis- mniship for French. SUSAN BERGMAN Oak Lawn. rIIinois Biowogyl Pre-Physwcal Therapy SANDRA BERNAT Oak Park. Illinois Social Work CAROL BESEMAN Lockport lllmois Engllsh Aris1ela: Campus Chain, Advertising Man- ager: Augusfo S1udenr Thecnre: Delta Chi Them. CHRISTOPHER BETTIN Glen Ellyn, Hlinois EngWish Who's Who: Observet. EdiTor: Saga: Base- ball: Bowling Club; Writer's Club; Frame on me Wall CXub, ROBERT BIRKENEDER Bainvia. Iiiinois Compufar Science, Speech Communica- iions AiiSTe'iCi: Omicron Deiiu Kappa: Manor Board: Who's Who; Aipho Psi Omega; WViK. General Manager: Oriemcfion Leader; Fioys Ba Musicals; Augusianc Siu- dent Theohe. Delia Omega Nu; intramur- ols; College Republicans; Scuba Club; Bowling Club; Television Board; Dance Mur- aihon: Frame on the Wall Ciubi TERRI BISHOP Hazelcresi. illlnois Madicoi Tachnology BRADLEY BLICK Sherrord, Illinois Business Administration, Poliiicol Science. Public Adminis'rmiion WVIK: Orieniaion Laad-r: Omicron Sigma Omicron, Vice-Pres., Alumni Sec; Business Ciub. GREGOR BLIX Skokis, iilinois Chemisiry, Pre-Medicine Arisieia: Omicron Deiio Kappa: Befc Beio Beta: American Chemical Society. Pres: Orieniuiion Leader; Deiio Omega Nu. Alumni Chalrmcin. Iniramurais Chairman: Soccel Club: Swedish Ciub; Ski Ciub; Chemistry Lab Proctor: Chemistry Tutor. MEREDITH BLOOMBERG Woodhull. liiinois Ari. Elementary Education Siudeni Educofion Assoc; Rockeiy-i; CUB: CUBOM. Special Evsnis; Ski Club; Foreign Siudies: Homecoming. WiLLIAM BOCK Country Club Hiiis, illinois Business Adminisiro'rion MICHAEL BOGUS Roselle. New Jersey Psychology LORAN BOi-IMAN Nonh Huntington. Pennsylvania Biology. Medical Technology JENNIFER BOLM Joiiei, liiinois Hisiorv HOLLY BORDNER Eosi Molina. iilinois Bioiogv, Pre-Veierinary Medicine Arisieic; Mortar Board: Beta Beta Beta, Sac, Treos: Augusiona Conceri Band. Hisr foriun, Sec; Augustuna Symphony Orches- tra; Biotogy Club, Tleus: Homecoming WILLIAM BOWDEN Chicago. Illinois Physical Education ANN BOYDSTUN Gciesburgl Illinois Eiemaniary Educoiion Siudeni Educoiion Assoc: CUBOM: Chi Ai- pno Pi. Sec: Ski Ciub: Homecoming: Oui- door Educuiion. LISA BRACHER Houston, Texas Engiish Aris'raia: Who's Who: Rockeiy-l; CUBOM; Delia Chi Them, Socioi Chairman, IS Rep: SFARC infer-Sororiiy Councii. Press KANDI BREDBERG ROCK Foils, lliinois Public Adminisiroiinn, Socioiogy CUBOM: Oriemoion Leader; Handel Orato- rio Socie'ry; Phi Rho. Rush Chairman, Vice- Pres; Social Work Club. Sec: Ski Club: Busi- ness Clan. Women's Programming Commit- iee; Homecoming, Mum Commifiee Co- Choiiman; Muscular Dysirophy Dance Mor- othon; March of Dimes Easier Lily Drives CYNTHIA BRIDGES Puik Ridge, Illinois Accouniing, Business Adminlsiraiion, Eco- HOmiCSi FORREST BROWN Needhum. MossachuseHs Public Adminisiroiion. Religicn BETH BROWNAWELL Arlington. Hieghis, Illinois Humonlfiesi Speech Communicuiions Who's Who: WVIK: CUBOM; Huii Council; Orienmiion Leader; Phi Rho; Homecoming Co-Choirman: Food Service Rep. LORI BRYANT w-sisrn Springs, illinois French, German Arisiaiu: Omicron Dalia Kappa; Who's Who; Mortar Board, Trans; Siudenf Educa- tion Assoc: Corridor Advisor. Assi. Rasiden? Director: Augustona Symphony Orchestra: Handel Oratorio Society: French Club, Pres: German Club. Trees: Core Committee ior Humanities Festivci. CHRISTINE BRZEZINSKI Des Plaines, illinois Medical Technology American Chemical Society: Biology Club: TIGCk; Womsnjs Athletic Assoc KAREN BUCKROP Taylor Ridge, Iiiinois Undecided BARBARA BUDDIN Davenport, Iowa Music SUZANNE BUEHLER Franklin Pong Illinois Germans Speech Communicuiians. SUSAN BUERKLIN Williamsviile, New York Speech Communications RANDAL BUIKEMA Morrison, Illinois Muslc Education EMILIANO BURBON New York, New York Political Science KAREN BURCHFIELD Des Plaines, Iliinois Accouniing, Business Adminisiiuiion. Preu Pharmacy Holi Councii: Alpha Phi Omega; Ski Club: Business Club: lniramurals; Nciional Assoc. of Accountants. C JOANN CAPIZZANO Chicago. Illinois Psychoiogy LORRAINE CARANI Highland Park, Iliinois Accounting. Business Administraiion FLVCKA CARLSEN East Moline. Lilinois Elementary Education CHRISTOPHER CARLSON Jamestown. New Vork Accounting LINDA CARLSON Chicago, Illinois Engiisn, Secundury Education, Speech STudsni Educafion Assoc: Stage Produc- tion and Cosiurnes for Plays and Musicals: Handel Oratorio Socieiy; Phi Rho. Record- ing Sec. Pledge Morn. LISA CARLSON Geneva, lliinois Accounfing, Business Adminisircninn Delia Chi Theta, Pledge Morn. Treas. Chopiain: Business Club; 6610 Upsilon Sig- ma. VicaiPres Sac; Ski Club: Life Options Days Chairperson: Business Day. Banquet CommlHee Chairperson: Outdoor Educa- tion Leaders LYDIA CATALON Winfield. Iiiinois Speech Poihology Arisi-lu; Augusianu Siudanf Speech and Hearing Assnc: Orieniui'lon Leader: Block Siudani Union. Acodernlc Commmee: Homecoming Dance Committee KATHLEEN CEAS wood Daia. Ilnnois Accouniing, Business Administration, Math- amoiics. MICHAEL CERONE Lombard. iillnols Biology, Pre-Daniisiry Arisieia: Whois Who; CUBOM; Orientation Lauder: Fooiboil; Fellowship of Chrisilun Aihleies: Biology Club: Homecoming. PCI- rade Co-Chuin-nun: Siigmo Social Group: Biology Lab Proctor and Tuior. Senior Activities 215 44-w I ; CLEVELAND CHARLES Rockford, iilinois Geography wha's Who: Swimming. CATHERINE CHIGNOLI Juliet. lliinois Accomfing. Business Adminisiroiion MICHAEL CHRISTIE Molina. lilinois Speech Communicaiion Alpha Psi Omega; CUBOM; Plays and Musi- Handel Oratorio Socieiy: Alpha Phi Omega: Wriier's Club: Scandinavian Club: Home- coming Toleni Show Committee. BARBARA COATS Mi, Carroll. lilinois Biology, Pve-Physicel Therapy CYNTHIA COBB Rock Island. iilinois Business Adminisirorion TAD CODER Hampton, iilinois History KIRK CONN1CK Downers Glove, illinois Biology. Geology MICKI CONWAY Reynolds. Illinois PolHicol Science. Fsychoiogv JAMES COOPER Rock Island, Illinois Accounting. Business Administruilon RANDALL COOPER Aledo. Illinois History, Political Science Arisieio; Omicron Deiia Kappa; Mono! Board. Historian; Olieniotion Leader: Auv gusiane Choir. Pres; Handel Oro'rorio So- ciuiy. mmh Anniversoiy Commifiee: Au- gustena Chamber Singers: Siudenf Personv nel Committee: Cuiiural Afiulis: Qualify Wand Affaiis Councii; Poliiicoi Science Tu- tor. ROBERT CORNING LOI'I'Ibde. Illinois Business Administration LEANNE COUPE Fraepod. New York Undecided JILL COX Rockford, lliinDis Biology. Psychology Beta Beta Beta: Residence Halls Innovative Programmers: Hall Council. Vice-Pres; Delta Chi Theta, Chaplain. JOHN COX Stillman Voiley. lliinois Accouniing. Business Administraiion, Soci- ology Who's Who: Phi Mu Alpha Sinfoniu; Rock- eiy-I, Aciiviiies Editor; Represamarive As- 216 Senior Acfivifias cois. Ligh'ring Designes. Siege Manager,- sembly, Pres: Hall Council; Gamma Alpha Beta: Business Club, SFARC: Campus Pork- ing Committee; Siudeni Appeois Board. Chairman; Budget Commmea: Hummeien Emergency Loan Fund. PAMELA CROUCH Molina. Illinois Speech Communicoiion JANE CROWELL Norihbrook. iiiinois Psychology GAIL CURRY Oak Park. Illinois Religion. Sociology Rockeiy-l: Campus Crusade fol Christ: Lu- ierqn Vouth Enceunier; Chopei Choir: Au, gusrono Chair; Handel Omiorlo Society: Wmer's Club. DAVID DAHL Rockiord. Illinois Biology, Pre-Medicine JANE DALTON East Moline. Illinois Spanish JOHN DALUGA Pomioc. Illinois Accouniing, Business Administration GEORGE DANILOViCH Chicago. Illinois Accouniing. Business Administraiion JUDITH DEARDEUFF Ferguson. Missouri Acccumlng. Business Adminisrrailon. Ger- man Adsfeic: Omicron Delia Kappa; CUBOM: Hcil Council, Trees; Orienmtion Leader; Dei- tci Chi Theta, Trees; Aiumni Chuiimon; Beta Upsilon Sigma; German Club: Class Honors: ArThur Andeisen Accouniing Award MONTE DeBEL Geneseo. Iliinois Political Science Outdoor Education Leader: Phi Omega Phi, Vice-Pres: Wresiiing: Centrci Budgeting Agency; European Quarter; P.E. Cenier Advisory Board. KEViN DEMPSEV Peoria. Illinois Economics, English Arisieic; Omicron Delta Kappa: Who's Who: Sega: Orientation Leader, Student Co-Cnairrnun: Swimming. TODD DEPOORTER Molina, Illinois UhdeCidEd CHRIS DEVONA Ariington Heighis. Illinois Undecided NADA DIAB Rock Isiand. Ililnois Psycnoiogy ROBERT DICHRISTOFANO Norridge. Iliinois Pre-Deniisiiy Beio Beio Beta; WASR: Student Judiciow Board; Corridor Advisor: Orlenfoiion Lead- el. Biology Club: Intramurols, KRiSTINE DOLEJS Riverside. iilinois Business Adminisimiion. Geography DIANE DONOVAN Rock lsiond, liiinois Business Adminisiruiion Ski Club PATRICIA DOUD Aurora. Illinois Computer Science, Mufhemmics, Secon- dary Educuiion Arisieie; Omicron Deiia Kappa; Mono! Board. Pres: Student Education Assoc. Trees; Hall Council, Vice-Pres.; Voileyball: Women's Athleiic Association; Moinemms ics Ciub: Spanish Club. Womenis Programs ming Commiifee; Liiurgy Picnning Commii- fee. MICHAEL DOYLE Moilne, illinois Biology. Pre-Deniisiry Aiisieia: Omiclron Deiiq Kappa: Manor Boeid: Who's Who: Obsewer: Corridor Ad- visor; Hall Council; Olieni'aiion Leader; Au- gusiane Campus Church; Cross Couniry: Tennis; Indoor Track; Track: Fellowship of Chrisiion Aihlaies. ConCaptaln, Special Evenis Chairman: Writer's Club: Biology Ciub, THOMAS DUBOIS Kickapoo, Iiiinois Accouniing, Business Administraiion, Eco- nomics Arist-iu: Baseball. RITA DUFF Bioomingdoiel Illinois Accouniing. Business Adminisiiotion SANDRA DULANEY Molina. illinois Biology. Medicoi Technnlngy E KATHARINE EKELIN Miicheii. Nebraska Business Adminlsirciion Business Club: Scandinavian Ciub LORRI ENGSTRAND Siegei, Iiiinois English. Secondary Education Student Educailon Associorian; Corridor Adviser: Augusiuno Campus Church. Music Minisiry Msmbel; Alpha Phi Omega. Mem- bership Rules Cornrnmee Chailman. Mem- bership Vice-Presi, Piedge Mosier, Pres; Women's Programming Commiites. JON ERIKSON Blue Grass, iowu Ari, Spegch Communication F DEBRA FARMER Lincoln. Illinois Business Administration Rockeiyil. Acfiviiies Ediior: WVIK: CUBOM; Orieniaiion Asst; Ploy Ii Again, Sam AI- pho Phi Omega. Pledge Captain. Sector: Rep: Business Club: Pra-Low Club; College Republicans: Homecoming: Madhoiiers, Inci GRACE FlNLAVSON Rochesfar, Minnesota Undecidad DAVID FISHER Cciumei City. Illinois Accouniing, Business Administration, PoHii- coi Science National Assoc of Accounfonis: Augus- tuna Campus Church: Campus Crusade for Chrst; Alpha Phi Omega: Business Club; Pre- Luw Club: Mofhemaiics Club; College Re- publicans: UMOC Taleni Show; BSU Fashion Show: Foreign Quarter iniarnship. JOHN FISHERKELLER Itasca. Illinois Accouniingl Business Administraiicn Omicron Sigma Omicron; Nafionoi Assoc. of Accounionis. TIMOTHY FLOMING 0500. Illinois Accounting, Business Administration TERENCE FORD Bellavlils. Iiiinois Accounting. Business Administration, Com- puter Science WVIK: Baskeibolli JAY FRIESTAD Rochelle! illinois Computer Science. Mathematics Baskefball. MICHAEL GALVIN Rock island. Illinois Economics DONALD GIBERTINI Souk Village. Hlinois Medical Technoiogy MARK GIBSON Park Ridge. iilincis Business. Psychology Who's Who: Observer; CUBOM, Travei 8s Recreaiion Chairman, Deiegme io Assoc. of Coliege Unions Int; Repressniafive Asv sembly, Radio Eccrd Cnrnrniiiee, Campus Parking Committee, Pap Commiitee Chair- man: Corlidnr Adviser; Hall Council. Vice- Presw Pvas; Orreniuiion Leader. Beanie Raid Chairman: Cafholic Mass Eucharistic Minis- 1er: BBobes In Arms: Omicron Sigma Omi- cron. IiF. Pep; Varsity Trainer; Viking Mus- cof: Business Club. Housing Asvisory Com, mines: Homecoming, Freshman Commit fee Chciimun, Chairman: InteriFrotsrni'iy Council. Vice-Prss. BETTVLYNN GIEZIE Chicago, iIIEnois Elemenicry Education MARK GOUGHNOUR Palatine. illinois Psycholog y PAMELA GRAFFIS Ofiowo, liiinois Accounting, Business Adminismion Arisieio: CUBOM: Orientcnion Lauder: Chi Omega Gamma. Trees: Business Club. REBECCA GRANGER LG Grunge, Illinois Biology. Psychology Augustqnc Campus Church,- Campus Cru- sade for Christ Chi Alpha Pi; Business Club: Biology Club: Psychoiogy Club. DONALD GRAVES Rock Island, illinois Bioiogy. Health Education DAWN GREEN Beitendod. Iowa Psychology, Social Work CHRISTOPHER GUEST Dekalb. iilinois Chemisiry Swimming MARTIN GUSTAFSON Monmouth. illinois Accounting, Business Adminisiroiion TODD GUSTAFSON Rockford. Illinois Music Education CRAIG HADLER Quincy, Iliinois Undecided LISA HALL Rock Island, Hlinois Accouniing. Business Administration CUBOM: Aiphc Phi Omega: Busincss Club. MICHAEL HALL Rock Island. IIIinois Business Admhisrroiion, Psychology RICHARD HALL Mariunehe Park, Illinois Biotogv. Fia-Medicine MICHAEL HALPER Orland Pom, Iilinois Geoiogy Sigma Gamma Epsilon, Pres: Residence Hams Ennovciive Progremm- : Football; Ud- den Geology Club. CHERYL HAMMERBERG Molina. Iiiinois Political Science CHRISTINE HANSEN Cami Stream. Hlinois Sociology DEBRA HARRINGTON Franklin Park, Illinois Social Walk. Spanish MARCIA HARRISON Eik Grove Village. Ililnois Computer Science. Mathematics. Secon- dary Education Studeni Education Assoc, Vica-Pres: Alpha Phi Omega, Sec; Muihernotics Club: Horne- coming, Beckie? Committee. ELIZABETH HASER Homawood. Iliinois Humanities JAMES HASKEN Galena, Hlinois Biology, Pre-Deniisiry BETH HAUSER La Grange, Illinois Music MENC; Augusiczna Choir: Handel Oratorio Society RAYMOND HAUSER Orland Park. Illinois Poiiiical Science, Ple-Law Arisiaio: Alpha Phi Omega. Trans... Vica- Pres. of Service: Pre-Low Club; Sigma Iota Lambda. JAMES HAYDEN Rockford, Illinois Biology JUL1E HEBERER Muscoufoh. Iliinols Accouming. Business Administration gisgaia: Chi Omega Gamma: Business u . Senior Aciiviiies 217 . .u. .- -A- n 21B SHARON HECHLER Roanor, Pennsylvania Accounting, Business Adminisfrmion SARA HEDBERG Molina. illinois Undecided ANNA HEDiN Sweden Humanities JILL HEIDEN Des Plaines, Illinois Accounting. Business Administration MARQUITA HENDERSON Chicago. Iliinois Political Science NANCY HENNENFENT Smiihshire. Illinois Business Adminisirafion Olientcrfion Landau Delia Chi Theta. Rs- craailonal Sec Social Chairperson, Pledge Morn: Business Club, Social Comdinmui. SCOTT HENZE Shaman, Illinois Engineering Physics. Methamufics Alisteiu: Suciaiy of Physics S1uden15: Pi Upsi- Ion Gamma. Iniramurois Director; Baseboii; Physics Club. ELIZA HERSEMANN E051 Paoric. Illinois Music. Psychology Arisieia: Omicron Delta Kappa: Mortar Board: Psi Chi. Sec. Trees. PAUL HETZLER Geneva, llinois Political Science BETH HILL Rocheiie. Illinois Medical Technology Arisreio: Phi Beta Kappa: Beta Beja Beta: Chi Omega Gamma: Pom-Pon Squad. RICHARD HILL Valparaiso, Indiana Undecided LORRI HILT Downers Glove. Illinois Coaching, Hscith Educcmon, Physical Edu- cation Siudent Educmlon Assoc; CUBOM. Cam- pus Crusade 10! Christ; Phi Rho; Swimming; Women's Athletic Assoc; Fellowshlp of Christian Amietes; PEMM Club; Scuba Club: Homecomlng Parade Commihe: Synchroi rized Swimming, Coach; Saturday Morning Swim Program. Swim Insiruciol. Sac. DAVID HINTERME1STER Preemption, Jilinols Pre-Dsmistrv GERALD HODGE Botavia, Ilinois Accounting. Business Adminlsfrmion, Eco- nornlcs Senior Activmes Arisieio: WVIK: Orien'rufion Leader, Acc- demic Commiiiee Chairman: Dalia Ome- ga Nu: Intromurals: Aipho Phi Omega: Col- lege Republicans; Bowling Club KEVIN HOFFMAN Rockfold, lilinois Business Administroiion. Psychology Residence Hails Innovative Programmers: Hull Councii. Social Chairman; Orientoiion Leader: Omicron Sigma Omicron: Intramuri ais: Homacnming Dance Commmee. Coronation Committee. Powdelpul'f Com- miriae, Chairman; Tolsni Showi DANIEL HOGAN Rock Island. Illlnois Biology. Pre-Dsniis1ry Aristaiu; Beta Beta Beta, Vics-Pres: WViK; CUBOM: Orientation Lauder: Scuba Club; Biology Club, Vice-Pras: Homecoming Commii'ree: Outdoor Education Leader NANCY HOLLAND Springfield, iilinois Elememorv Edu'caiion. Psychology DARIA HORNSTRA St Charles. Illinois Geography KENT HORSTMANN Sheboygon. Wisconsin Geology Arisiaiu; Mortar Board: Sigma Gamma Epsi- lon; CUBOM; Tennis: Udden Geology Club: Ski Club. BRADLEY HUBBARD Orion. Illinois Chemistry, Pre-Medicine Arisieic: Omicron Dena Kappa: Who's Who,- SOCIGTY of Physics S1udan1s: Ameri- can Chemical Somety; Beta Bah: Sam: Observer: CUBOM; Corridor Adviser; Intro- murqls; College Republicans: Biology Ciub: Freshman Chemisiry Awardi NATALIE HUGHES Annawan. Illinois Ari Hisfory. English Aristeia; Mortar Board; S1udani Education Assoc; CUBOM. Expressive Arts Chaiiman; Orisnia'rion Lauder; Deita Chi Them. Hon, orory Member; Eumpean Quarter. LYNN HULTQUIST M1. Pleasant. town Hearth Educoiion, Physical Educcnlon Arishaio; Delta Chi Them: Boskefboil. Co- Capruln: SquaII; women's Athletic Assoc; PEMM Club, Pres. DAVID HUNT Munster. Indiana Pollficul Science ANTHONY HURD Aurora. Iillnois Accounting. Business Admlnisnmlon. Eco- nomics Observer: Cross Country, Captain: Indoor Ttack, Cap'rain; Track. Capfain. PATRICE HUSMAN Siivis. Illinois English GARY HYNES Burbank, Illinois Business Administraiion TIMOTHY INGLES Roselle, Illinois Polhicol Scienc- JIM INNIS Pekln, Illinois Health Education, Physica! Educcilon JOHNNY ISBELL Hanna Ciiy, Iilinois Eanh Science Tauchlng. Health Educoiion J DEBORAH JACKSON Chicagol Illinois Accouniing, Business Adminisiroiion JENNIFER JACKSON Springfield. Illinois Psychology. Secondary Education MARILYN JACKSON Easi Molina. lilinois Religion SARA JACKSON Glen Ellyn, illinois Accounting, Business Adminis1ration Arisieic; Omicron Delta Kappa; Who's Who; Observsl: Representative Assembiy, Sec. Eleciion Comminee; Hall Council, Vice-Pras; Delia Chi Theta, Corresponding Sec Historian: Business Club: Educational PoLicies Bi Curriculum Commiifee: intramur- aisi CHRISTINE JASPER Davenport. Iowa Speech Pa1hology KIMBERLV JENSEN Oak Park, illinois Accouming, Business Administrcnion ROBERT JENSEN Lansing, Illinois Heciih Educmion, Physical Educmion MARK JESSUP Homewood. Illinois Accouniing, Business Admlnisirotion Arlsteio; Football; Business Club; Phi Omega Phi, Heat, Imromurols Dliector. JOANNE JOHNS Arlington Heighis, Illinois Compuier Science, Mathematics CUBOM; Delia Chi Theta, Sporfsheod; Moinemaiics Club. DEBRA JOHNSON Moiine, lliinois Speech Pcthoiogy ERIC JOHNSON Park Ridge, Illinois Business Administration, Music Arisieio. Phi Mu Aipho, Pledgemasier, Vice- Pres., Pres: Augustano Concert Band; Or- chestra: Augustuna Jazz Band. GREGG JOHNSON Bemidii, Minnesota Bioiogy. Pre-Physicai Therapy JANE JOHNSON Cambridge. Ililnois Accouniing, Business Adminisiraiion Aristaio: Holl Councii: Orieniciion Leader: Delta Chi Them, Pres; Business Club: Scon- dinovion Club. MARK JOHNSON Rockiord, lli'inois Business Administration STEPHEN JOHNSON Eusf Moline, Illinois Business Adminisiro'rion. Speech Communi- coiion Alpho Psi Omega; WViK; Twelfih Nighi; Woii Un1ii Dork, Mounchiidlenr Prime of Miss Jean Brodie, Stage Mgr; One Flew Over ihe Cuckoojs Nest, Stage Mgr: iiCundide. Siege Mgr: Augusiana Stu- dent Theuire; Delta Omega Nu: Business Club; Ski Club: Generaiions: Tour Guide: In- tromurqls. TAMELA JOHNSON Rock island. Illinois Musm TIMOTHY JOHNSON Gciesbulg. Illinois Biology CUBOM; Biology Club. GARY JOHNSTON Marshoil. Michigan Computer Science, Maiharnuiics JULIE JOHNSTON Davenpon, Iowa EnglEsh CONN!E JONES Wiimingion, Illinois Accouniing. Business Adminisimiion Aristaic: Softball; Women's Ainieiic Assoc. Head of Publicdy: inirqmurois; Business Club: Spanish Club: Accounting Tutor: Desk Assis- fonts CRAiG JONES Homewcod. Illinois Business Adminisiroiion, Psycnoiogy BARBARA JURGS Beiiendorf, icwc Undec ided TERRY KAHL North Canion. Onio Biology COLLEEN KALE Rock island. Illinois Social Work JOHN KAY Molina. Illinois Poliiicci Science KATHY KELLY Luke Viiic, Illinois Physical Education Student Education Assoc; Volleyboli: Soft- boii: Women's Aihlaiic Assoc: PEMM Ciub: French Club. ALICE KERKER Rock lsiond. iilinois Accounting. Business Administration Business Club; lniromumis SHARON KILARSKI Roselle, illinois Biology. Psychology LAURA KILMER Easi Molina Iilinois History GEORGE KING Auroto, lliinois Accounting. Business Adminisiraiion. Ge, cgrapny Arisiaiu: Rockeiy-L Direciur oi Phoiogta- phy; Business Club: Campus Minisiry. JOHN KITSON Roselle, IiIinois Biology, Business Administroiion LYNNE KNOBLOCK Skokis. illinois Speech Paihology LAURA KOLAR Poles Heights. Illinois Binlngy KATHLEEN KOSKI Dekalb. illinois Speech Pothologv Who's Who: Augusiuna Speech and Hear, ing Assoc. Pres. Hall Council, Social Chair- man. Pres; Oliemoiion Leader, Tmnsfer Leader. Co-Cnuirmon: Phi Rho: Women's Programming Committee; Homecoming Burion Commmea. Coanolrman: Housing Advisory Commiifee: Oriemcnion Planning Commiiiee; Cuiholic Liturgy Commmee. MARY KOSTELIC Dyersville, Iowa Health Educcwion, Physical Educaiion Arisieia: Mortal Board; Student Education Assoc; CUBOM; Orisnmiion Leader; Augus- ianu Campus Chulch; Chi Alpha Pi. LM. Rep.. Pledge Mom. Service Projects Direc- tor; Intramural Baard: PEMM Club: Ski Club; Homecoming Parade Committee. DANIEL KOTLEBA Schaumburg, Iiiinois Medical Techmology KEITH KOWALSKE East Peoria, Illinois Biology. Pre-Medicine American Chemical Socisiy; Publications Board; Biology Ciub: Spanish Club: Educa- tionui Policies and Curriculum Committee: Admissions and Financial Aid Committee; Homecoming Toieni Snow Committee: UMOC Talent Show: Commencsmani Ad- visory Commmeei MICHAEL KRAFT Chicago, Illinois Accounting, Business Administration Ouidoor Educaiion Leader: Omicron Sig- ma Omicmn. IF Council, Sec. Pres, Hums- coming. Mug Comminee Chairman. Coro- nmion Committee Chairman CYNTHIA KUEHN Rockford, Illinois Biology, Pte-thsicol Therapy Kappa Epsnon, Vice-Prasi, Social Chuilman: GymnasiiCS: Biology Club. KATHY KUZELKA Itasca, Iliinois Accouniing, Business Adminlsiimion L NATHAN LAFRENZ Davenport. Iowa Hisiory. Religion Arisieia: Omicron Delta Kappa: Who's Who; Student Judiciary Booid: Olianicnion Leader, Freshman Talent Show Lauder: AuA gustonu Choir; Augustcnu Symphony Or- chesh'o. Monogar; Handel Oratorio Soci- eiy: Omicron Sigma Omicron. AUDREY LATTZ Dalton. Iiiinois Speech Pathology JEFFREY LEGG Pontiac. Illinois Psychology. Religion Ouidaor Education. CoaChuirmcn: Phi Omega Phi: Feilowship of Christian Arhzeies; Social Work Club: Psychology Ciub; Psy- chology Lab A551. LINDA LEONETTI Buffalo Grove, illinois Senior Aciiviiies 219 -v--a Poliiicul Science, Public Adminisiroiion Orientation Leader: Kappa Epsilon. i3 Rem Hisforian. Pies: Homecoming Sing. Co- Chairrnan: Greek Week Coordinoior. SUSAN LEVEY Champaign, Illinois Accounting. Business Adminisiro'rion Beta Upsilon Sigma: Homecoming Elections Co-Chairmcn: Chi Omega Gamma. RUTH LiDECKA North Aurora. Illinois Engish Aristeia; Moria: Board Secs: Orientation Leader; Three Penny Opera; Augusiono Choir; Handel Oruiolio Society; Augusiunu Chambel Singers. DIANE LILLIE Chicago Heighis. Illinois Speech Communicuiion WVIK; Residence Haii Innovui'rve Program- mers. VicezPrss: Orienfuiion Leader; Intro- muruis: WHBF Coliege T.V. Series, Siudeni Producer: Wresiling Meets Announcer. CONNIE LOGAN Canhuge. lilhois Biology. EdUCafion Aristaic. Rep. of Large: Omicron Delta Kappa: Manor Board: Whols Who: Beta Beic: Beta; CUBOM: Representative Asseme biy; Hall Council. RA Ran. Pres: Orientation Leader Asst; Augusiano Campus Church: Augusiuna Varsity Bond: Biology Club, See: Homecoming Comminee; Dance Maru- thon: Coordinating Comminee. EMILV LONG Florigmf, Missouri Bushess Administrufion, Psvchoiogy Nisleia: Psi Chi: Rockeiysl; Ascension Chapel Choli: Handei Oratorio Society; Phi Rho. Rush Chairman: is Council. Secs MARY LYNCH Mun Iiinois Accoun'ring. Business Adm'nisfrution Abho Phi Omega. Secfionai Rep: Business Ciub: National Assoc. oi Accountants. M SUSAN MALBERG Minneapolis. Minnesota Undecided ANNETTE MANICK Chicago. iiiinais Ari. Ari History, Eng1ish Arisieia: Rockeiy-i: Sago. Ediiorial Board: CUBOM; Business Club; French Club: Wriier's Club, Trees: Foreign Siudy Committee, Special Sub-Commmee. KENNETH MANLEY Loravene. New Jersey Commie! Science. Mathematics RICK MANNON Monmouth. Iiinois 223 Senior AciNiiies Business Administroiion. Computer Science CUBOM: Siudem Judiciary Board: Gamma Ainho Beta: Ski Club: Biology Club; inimv mumisi MARY ANN MARIK Berwyn. Iiiinois Speech Pathology Arisieia; Mortar Board: Who's Who: Speech 3:. Hearing Assoc; Orienioilon Leader; Chi Omega Gamma, Hisioriun. Pres, Pom Pun Squad, Captain; Scuba Club; Spanish Club; Saturday Morning Speech Pathology Ciinic; Tour Guide. DIANA MARLOTT Peoria, Iliinois Elementary Education, Psychology Arisieic: Omicron Delia Kappa; Moriar Board, Vice-Pres: Ps1 Chi: Student Educa- tion Assoc: CUBOM: Represeniciive As- sembly; Corridor Advisor: Hall Councii: The Prime oi Miss Jean Brodie: Chi Alpha Pi. Alumni Chairperson, Pledge Mom, Pres: Women's Programming Commiiiee; Teacher Education Cummiiiee, Inhomur- uis. DANIEL MARTIN LuGrongs. Iliinois Business Adminisiruiion, Humanities Pi Upsilon Gamma, Social Chairman, Vice- Pres., Pres: Wresiting, Captain GRANT MARTIN Bei'iendorf, Iowa Business Administration JEFFREY MARTINSON Mundelein. illinois Undecided BRUCE MATHES Wyoming. iiiinels Chemistry. Pre-Medfcine American Chemical Society, CUBOM; Hcii Counci: Alpha Phi Omega: Bowling Club. KEVIN MCCLOUGHAN Em Grove Village, iilinois Pre-Medcine Who's Who: Boseboil: Bowling Ciubi SUSAN MCGOWAN Duvenpon, Iowa Hume niiies TODD MCKEV Woodhull, Illinois Accounting, Business Administration. Politi- cui Science Arisisio; Business Club: College Republi- cans: Bowling Club: Naiionci Assoc. of Ac- counianis. TERRY McMILLAN Dixmaor, Iiiinois Speech Communication CUBOM; Football: Indoor 'Frcck. Track: in- humuruis. DIRK MEMINGER Nada. Illinois Accouniing. Business Adminisiroiion Arisreio: Business Ciub. THOMAS MENDOZA Rock island, Illinois Business Adminisiroiion MiCHELE MENEGHETTI Dalton. iiiinols Biology, Pre-Physicoi Therapy Kappa Epsilon. Historian, Sporishead: Gym- nastics: iniiumurols Board: Biology Ciubi SALLY MlCi-INA Dolion. Illinois Medical Technology BETH MILLER Muscatine, Iowa Business Adminisimiion, Geography Arisieio: Sigma Gamma Epsilon. CVNTHiA MILLER Eusi Peoria, Illinois Speech Pathology. Psychoiogy Aristeio: Omicron Delia Kappa. Sec Trees: Mortar Boald: Speech Bi Hearing Assoc, Vice-Pres.. Trees; Psi Chi,- CUBOM; Hall Council, Trees. Orienioiion Leader; Carn- pus Cmsude for Christ; Luiherun Vouih En- counter; Alpha Phi Omega. Service Vice- F133,, Hurry Chopin Workmhon for Wom Hunger Chairman: Homecoming Eleciiens Commiiiee: Ouideor Educuiion Leader. DONELLE MILLER Wotenown. Wisconsin Scondinqvian. Secondary Educuiion, Speech Communication Debuie: individuai Evenis Asst to Coach: Ski Ciub: Nordic Studem Assoc: Generae tionsi DOROTHY MILLER Walnut. iiiinois Music Educaiion MENC: Carnival: Augusiana Choir: Chapel Choir: Handel Oratorio Socieiy: Judo Club; Freshman Toienf Show; UMOC Teieni Show: Chamber Singetsi RICHARD MILLER Milan, iliinois Business Adminmration STEVEN MILLER Rock Island. lilinois Business Adminisiraiion, Computer Sci- ence, Maihemuiics Bowling Club, Publicity. Sec: Moihemuiics Ciub. KEViN MINCH Miiunl illlnols Coaching, Heolih Educniion, Psychology LAURA MINKS Elgin. Illinois Accouming, Business Adminlsirciion Who's Who: Rockeiysl. Secfion Chairman! Asst. Ediiorl Ediiorl Advertising Manager, Business Manager: Publlcoiions Board; CU- BOM; Alpha Phi Omega, UMOC Auc'ricn Co-Cnairmun; Hero Upsilon Sigma: SFARC: Homecoming Coronation Committee: Health and Safety: Campus Tour Guide: Dance Mormhon: Media Bocld: Junior Achievement Adviser. MARGARET MITCHELL Notmal. Ililnois Engiish. Pubiic Administrailon Arisieio: Moriar Board: Who's Who: CU- BOM, Expressive Arts Co-Chcirman. Choir- mon, Executive Board: Corridor Adviser; Siudeni Judiciary Board: Represeniaiive Assefnbly. Hall Council; Orlenicnion Leader: Chi Omega Gamma, Pledge Captain. His- iorion. IS Rep: Homecoming, Yell Commit- tee Chairman: Library Commiiiee; Campus Parking Commifiee; Student Parking Com, miireei DIANE MITTS Homewood, illinols English Arisieie; CUBOM; Represenioiive Assem- bly; Han Council; Orienimicn leader: Delta Chi Theta. Hisiorion. Rush Chairman. corre- sponding Rep. SCOTT MlZEUR Davenpon. lowa Psychology THOMAS MOKRY South Hoiiond, Iiiinois Business Adminisiroiion, CompuTer Sci- ence. Environmenial Siudies. Geography. Augustonc Varsity Band: Gamma Alpha Beio, Sgt. of Arms. Piedgernqsier: Cheer- leader: Scuba Ciub: Ski Club: Business Club; Parking Appeals Comminee. JONATHAN MORRISON Rock Islond. iillnois Physics! Psychology DALE MORTENSON Itasca, Iliinois Pre-Medicine KAREN MUIR Peoria. Illinois Bioiogy, Chemishy American Chernlcol Socie1y. Biology Club: German Ciub; Chapel Choir: Wriier's Club, PATRICK MURPHY East Peoria. Illlnnls Biology. Secondary Educu1ion American Chemical Society; CUBOM. Mov- ies CoeChuirmon: Varsliy Bond: Delia Ome- ga Nu; Business Ciub: Bioiogy Club. THOMAS MURRENS Rock Island. Illinois Poiiiicol Science JUDITH MUSSELMAN Moiine, lliinols Accouniing. Business Administraiion N RICHARD NEEDHAM Geneseo. lillnois Business Adminisiruiion BRENT NELSON Rockford. illinois Accounting. Business Administraiion Arisieio; Omicron Sigma Omicron; Business Club: Homecoming Committees; Corridor lnircmuruis Director. ELIZABETH NELSON Goiesburgs illinois Speech Pathology NATALIE NELSON Cunion. Iliinois Accounting, Business Adminisiration, Ger man WILLIAM NELSON Molina, illinois Bioiogy KAREN NEWMAN Roselle. Illinois Religion, Scandinavian Arisfeia; Orieniuiion Leader; Augusiana Oompus Church; Augusfcna Choir: Handel Orohrio Society; Nordic Studenf Assoc, Pres; Iniemuiicnai Ciub; Church Council Sea; Head of Freshman Talent Show: Sun- day Schooi Teacher; Swedish Tuior; Stu- dent A51. for Religion Dept; Siudent Assi. in Libroryis Special Colieciions. MARY NEWMAN Chicago, Illinois Eiememqry Education GERALD NICKLAS Addison, Illinois Business Adminisircrlon MARK NORDSTROM' Geneseo, Illinois English. Mass Communications ?nsieiu; WVIK: Cross Country: indoor Track: rack. JANE NORMAN Rockford, lliinois Humanities FRED OAKS Springfield, lliinois Social Work CAROL ODMAN Normui. Iilinuls Poliilcui Science JAMES OHL Davenpod. Iowa Business Adminisimiion. Psychulngy Augusianu Campus Church, Wliness Com- minee; College Republicans: Buslness Club; Psychology Club. ROBERT OLSON Hanover Park, Illinois Accounting, Business Adminisirqiion, Psy- choiogy SCOTT OLSON Arlingion Heights, Iiiinois Business Adminisimiion. Psychology TOM OLSON Rockford. lliinois Accouniing, Business Adminisiration DENISE ORMSBY Davenport. Iowa Accounting, Business Adminisiicnion PAUL OSBORN Rock Island, Illinois Religion PAUL OSMAN Normal, illinois 5309'?th GREGORY OWCARZ Westchesfer. Illinois Eiernentary Educaiion, Psychology. Reli- gicn JUDY PAASKE Rock lsfand, Iliinois Accounting. Business Adminisiratlon Augusiono Choir: Handel Oratorio Society. KIMBERLY PALMER Chicago. Iiiinois Speech Pufhologv Speech Bx Hearing Assoc: Udden Geology Club: European Quarter. MARY PALOS Eusi Mollne. Iillnois Speech Communicafion GEORGE PAPPAS Rock Island. Illinois Public Adminisnotion SHIRLEV PARK Galesbutg. Illinois Accounting. Business Adminisirmion LINDA PARKER Jotiet, illinois Engilsh, Hisiorv Kappa Epsilon. Historian. Alumni Coordina- for. MARY PASSINI Ens? Molina, Illinois Elememurv Education KENNETH PAULUS wheeling, Ililnols Biology Arlsielu: Ben: Beta Beta: Hail Coundl: Orl- eniqtion Leader: Intrornuron: Toe-Kwun-Do Club: Oudoor Eaucailon Leader. Seninr Aciivlfies 221 JEFFREY PEARSON Chicago, illinois English, Rsiigion JULIA PESAVENTO Rockford, iilinois Biology, Fre-Demisirv wna's Who; Hoii Councii: Orisnmiion Lead- er: Phi Rho, i5 Rep; Biology Club; Homecom- ing, Alumni Commifiee, Co-Chuirperson: Tour Guides GREGG PETERSON Bioomingdole. illinois Business Administraiion, Sociology. European Quarter. SUE PETERSON Molina. Iiiinois Accounting, Business Administroiion, Pysicai Educoiion Buskeibali, Co-Ccptoin; Softball: Women's Athletic Assoc. Vice-Pres: PEMM Ciub. Hi5? iorion. Trees; Business Club. TRACY PETERSON Normal, iillnnis Compmer Science. Mathematics Pi Mu Epsilon, Pres; Augustana Conceri Bond: Delia Chi Theta, Rush Chairman, JOHN PHANCO Rockford. Illinois Business Adminisiroiion, Political Science JEFFREY PHILLIPS Prupheisiown. Iiiinois Business Administration. Psychology SHERRI. PIERSALL East Moiine, Illinois Biology. Medical Technology GARRY PINTER Princeton, iilinois Chemistry Arisrsio: Omicmn Delta Kappa; American Chemical Society; Residence Halls Innova- Tive Programmers; Hall Council; Orieniaiion Lauder: Ornicton Sigma Omicron; Truck; Homecoming Commii'iees. LARRV PINTER Piinceiun, Illinois Chemisiw Aristeio: American Chemical Society; Oui- dcor Education Leader; Omicron Sigma Omicron: Truck; Homecoming Commiiu tees. MICHAEL POELVOORDE Si1vis. lliinois Biology GARY POLIC Oak Lawn, Illinois Coaching, Physical Education RICHARD POPLE Penna. iilinois Business Adminis1roiion JAMES POSATERI Molina, Illinois Accouniing, Business Adminisimiion 222 Senior Aciiviiies Arisieia, Iniramurols. WILLIAM POTTER Rock island. Illinois Sociology Arisieia, Omicron Delta Kappa; Who's Who: CUB. Sec; CUBOM, Commuters Assi. Chairman, Asst Chairman, Specici Imeresis Commiiiee Chairman: Handel Oratorio Sos cieiy: French Ciub, Cc-Choirmon. ADRIENNE POWELL Chicago. Illinois Poiiilcol Science DONALD PSZCZOLA Chicago. illinois English JAMES PULS East Dubuque, lliinOis Coaching, Education. Mathematics Maihemuiics Club: Floor lniromutois Direc- tor. DANIEL QUJNLiN Maiine, Iiiinois Accouniing. German. Humaniiies Arisieio: Augusiano Choir; Augusfano Chamber Singers; Handel Oratorio Socieiy: German Club. WAVNE RAHLF Dubuque. Iowa Humanities. Speech Communicaiion DAVID RADLOFF Rock lsiond, Iiiinois Accounting. Economics Mona! Board: Who's Who; Orieniaiion Leadei, Movie Chailmcn; Gamma Afpho Beic. ViceiPres; IF Councii. DONNA REDMOND Norih Tonawandol New York Elemenicuy Educaiion BONNIE REICHELT Hoffman Estates, Iiiinois Biology, Madicci Technology ELIZABETH RENKEN Alton, Iliinois Computer Science, Mainemciics, Secon- dary Educciion Arisielo; Mortar Board; Pi Mu Epsilon, Ireas: Hoil Council, Ways 8g Means Chairman; Dels 'ra Chi Theta. Historian. Corresponding Sec., Vice-Prus: Maihemafics Club. SCOTT RESSEGUIE Gclvc. illlnois Muihemcnics, Physics JO RHODENBAUGH Sherrord. lliinois Speech Fuihnlogy TIMOTHY RILEY ' Geneva. lliinois Business Adminisiraiion LUTHER RIVERS Chicago! iliinois Socioiogy, Speech Who's Who: WVIK;CUEOM, Concerts Com- miiiee Co-Choiimon: Boskeibail: Track; Biock Siudeni Union: Majestic Gents. Pres. STEVEN ROMANS Rock isiund. lilincis An ROBERT ROSEN Cormei, Indiana Public Administraiion JOHN ROSENBERRY Mineral, lliinois Coaching, Healih Educoiiun. Physical EdUA cuiion LINDA ROSS Davenport, Iowa Business Administruiion GLENN RUBIN . Chicago, Illinois Business Adminisiroiion Omicron Sigma Omicron: Truck: Tue- Kwon-Do Clubi DAVID RUDA Chicago, illinois Accounting, Business Adminisirufion JON RUNKLE North Aurora, liiinois Elementary Education, Psychology Student Education Assam Vics-Pres: Orii eniciicn Leader: Phi Omega Phi, SUSAN RUSNAK Madison, Wisconsin Eternentcry Education. Spanish CRAIG RUSSELL Cordova. IHinois Biology LORAIN RUSSELL Burbank, Illinois Accouniing, Business Adminisiroiion S KENT SAHLSTROM Rockford, Iiiinois Biology. PreiMedicins Arisieio: Bem Beta Beta; WVIK. KERRY SANDERS Dcnviile. llilnois Business Adminlsirdiion lnirornurals. RICHARD SAWYERS Aledo. illinois Medical Technology DOUGLAS SCHAEFER Winsion-Salem, North Carolina Accounting, Business Adminisirotion AMELIA SCHARFENBERG Maquon. iilinuls Psychology, Speech Communication MARK SCHICK Geneva, Iiiinois Physics Phi Omega Phi, Rush CoChoirman, iF Coun- cii: Fooibali. Co-Copiain; Indooi Track; Tiack: Fellowship of Christian Aihlefes. MARTHA SCHMIDT Oshkosh. Wisconsin English, Speech Communication TIMOTHY SCHMIDT Molina. Illinois Accounring, Business Administration. Eco- nomics. BOB SCHNEIDER Rockford, Iliinois Biology Basketball, Phi Omega Phi. CAROL SCHNEIDER Chicago. Ililnois Elementary Educcnlun, English SIBYL SCHRIEFER Moiine. Illinois Business Administration ANTHONY SCHUMANN Galesbuig, Illinois Political Science REBECCA SCHWENINGEI? Geneseo. Illinois Accounting. Business Administiation. Psy- chology CYNTHIA SEABLOOM Lynn Censor. lliinOis Physicci Education Cross Counsrv; Volleyball: Basketball; Truck; Softball; women's Ainleiic Assoc: PEMM Ciub, Sac, Vice-Pres. DALE SEAHOLM Molina, iilinols Compuiar Science. Mainemaiics CUBOM; Ascension Chapel Choir; Augus- iuna Voisiiy Band; Handel Ormorio Soci- eiy: Mufhemaiics Club. MARK SEAHOLM Molina. Iillnois Ari TARA SHATTUCK Coal Valley. Hlinois Art Education Specialist JEFF SHIRLEY Buffalo Grove, Hlinois Undecided DANIEL SIMMONS Easi Peoria. illinois Mass Communication, Political Science. Speech Communication Aristeici: Omicron Deiio Kappa; Moriar Board: Wha's Who: Observei; WVIK, Pro- duciion Direcfor. Program Director: Oui- door Education Leader; Orientation Lead- er; One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest An Enemy of 1119 People, Crew: FreeLaw Club: Ski Club. KARIN SIMPSON Yorkiown Heights, New York Elementary Educaiion Delta Chi Theta. Chaplain, Pledge Mom: Siudeni Education Assoc; Nnrdic Siudenf Assoc: Homecoming CommiHses, JASBIR SINGH Molina, Iiiinois Business Administration TODD SLOTHOWER Sterling. Iilinois Music Augusiona Concert Band; Augustana Symphony Orchesira; Jazz Band. KAREN SMITH Viilu Park. Illinois Geography KEVIN SMITH Rockford, illino'is Biology. ChemisTry, Pre-Deniisiry LYNN SMITH Freepuri. illinois Elementary Education Sigma Alpha loin. REBECCA SMITH Coal Valiev. Illinois Sociology Augusmna Campus Church. SHARON SMITH Toulon. Illinois English CHERYL SODERQUIST Lakewood, New York Chemism. Medical Technology MARI SOLBERG Zion. Illinois Psychology TERESE SPAETH Molina. Illinois Biology. Pre-Medtclne DANIEL SPENCER Murselilas, Illinois Bioiogy. Pre-Dentisiry RONALD SPIOTTA Wheaton, Illinois Accouniing. Business Administration: Eco- aniCS Arisieia, VicerPres: Mortar Board: Who's Who: Orientation Leader: Omicron Sigma Omicron. Alumni Director; Soccer. 00- Captain; Augusrcna Soccer Ciub; Business Club: Homecoming, Trees: Talent Show; Music for Campus Cathoiic Church. VERA STAMENKOVICH Chicago. Illinois Business Adminisfroiion PAULETTE STAVROU Chicago, Iliinois General Studies DAVID STEENSON West Des Moines. Iowa Music Educaiion ROBERT STEPHANITES Chicago. Illinois Undecided RONALD STEVENS Springfleld, Illinois Accounting, Business Administrailan Ortenio'rion Leader; Beta Omega Sigma. Trees, Hision'cn. Social Chahnun: Business Club: Human Relations Sub-ComrnH-iee; Hu- mun Relations Retreat: IF Council. Treos. JAN STEWART Easi Peoria, Ililnois Biology. Medical Technaiogv LAURA STIMPLE Cedar Rapids. Iowa Accounting. Business Adminisfruflon. Eco- nomics DAVID STONE Ruck isiand, Iiiinois Business Administafion, Physical Education TONY STOUTENBURG Hanover Park. iilinois History. Political Science KRISTINE STRAVER Milan. lli'inois Business Adminisirmion. Psychology Arisieiu: Business Club: Homecoming. Pu- ruda Commii'iea: Psychology Clubs RON SUMMERS Rock island, Illinois Business Adminisirmion German Club. Pres. DOUGLAS SUNDQUIST Brookfield, Wisconsin Accounting. Bminess AdminisTrcrrion BRENDA SWAIM St. Charles. Illinois Business AdminIsTration, Psychology Hall Council: Business Club; Scubd Club: Women's Programming Committees KAREN SWANSON Mount Morris. iillnols Accounting. Business Adminisiraiion Senior Activi'ries 22.3 PAMELA SWANSON Rockford. Iiiincis Biology Beta Bare Beia; Ascension Chapel Choir: Handel Ormorio Society; Phi Rho. SCOTT SWANSON Rock Island, iilinois Business Administraiion SONYA SWANSON Bettendori, Iowa Geography. Roiigion Sigma Gamma Epsllon; CUB: CUBOM. Spe- cial Events Committee CoBChoirmqn. Trov- el 8k Recreation Commiifee Co-Chuirrncin: Orientoiion Leader: Augusiana Campus Church, Sunday School Teacher: Handel Oraiorio Society: Delta Chi Theta, Pledge Captain: Scandinavian Ciub, Elecied Sunkia Lucia; Homecoming, Fieshman Float Commihea Co-Chaiiman. Humans 8K Balloon Committee Co-Chairman, Pro- giums Committee Co-Chairmun. LISA SWENSON Fergus Falls. Minnesoio French Rspraseniarive Assembly: Hall Council; Handel Oratorio Society; Augusfuno Stu- dent Theoire: Ski Ciubi CINDY SYKORA Oak Brook, Illinois Accounting. Business Administraiion, Spqnv ish Business Club; Spanish Club. RICHARD SZLEMP Chicago. Illinois Bioiogy Alistaiu: Omicron Delia Kappa: RepresenB iailva Assembly: Hall Council; Oriemmion Leader: Soccer; Soccer Club; Ski Club: Biol- ogy Club: Fnimmumls. T PATRICIA TANABE Mount Prospect lilinois Biology. Medical Technology Arisfeia; Omicron Deiio Kappa,- Manor Board; Beta Beta 8610; Rapiesanioiiva As- sembiy, Human Reluiions Commiiin; Holi Council: Orientation Leader; Ouidoor Edu- ca'rion Leader; Augusiono Concert Band; Kappa Epslion, Corresponding Sec: Biology Club; Homecoming Publicity Commiiiaa. Co-Cnoirmon: American Society for Medi- cal Technology: American Society of Clini- col Paihologisis: Biology and Chemistry iui tor and Lab Proctor SHIRLEY TAFPENDORF smngrield, Illinois Bioiogy, Msdicai Technology CARYL TAYLOR Arlingion Heights. illinois Business Adminisnation, Hisiory 224 Seniot Activities Aristeio; Omicron Delia Kappa: Sigma Ai- pho iota. Vice-Pras.. Pledls Mom: Rock- sty-l: Orientation Leader, Ascension Chop- al Chair: Chopsi Choir Singers; Handel Oro- 1orio Society; Vorsiiy Bond: UMOC Auction. CoAChoiiperson; Business Club; Hisiory Depi. A551: Library Aid. USA TEEL Miiun, Iilinois Bioiogy, PrerMedicine Beta Beta 5910: Corridor Adviser; Hall Council; Biology Club: Outdoor Educmian Leaderi MARK THRUN Rolling Meadows, Iliinois Business Administration CHRISTINE THUL Rock island. lllinoLs Geoiogy JULIE TONKiN Galesburg, lliinois Psychology CUBOM; Chi Alpha Pi, IS Rep: Ski Club. MICHAEL TRAPP Lincoln. Hlinois Psychology MARK TRAYNOR Hometown, Illinois Geography MICHAEL TROLL Rock lsiund. lilinois Biology STEVEN TYRIVEI? Woudridga. Illinois Business Adminisiiofion. Psychoiogy Aristeio: Omicron Delia Kappa: Who's Who; Psi Chi. Pres; Rocketv-F: CUBOM: Corri- dor Adviser. Asst. Head Resident Hall Coun- cil: Orientation Leader; Rho Nu Delia, Pres: IF Councii. Vice-Pres; Fooiball: Swimming; PEMM Club; Weighilining Club: Business Fro- Tamliy, Pubiicify Chairman: Psychology Club: Homecoming Decorations Commlf- tee, Chairman: Muscular Dvsirophy Dance Moraihon: Psychoiogy TA. U DIANE UDDENBERG Mouni Prospect. Illinois Accounting, Business Administraiion CHRISTOPHER URGO Gian Eilyn. Iiiinois Accoumingl Business Adminisiroiton CUBOM. Concens Commmee: Omicron Sigma Omicron, Vica-Prssi, Iniramurci Sporis Director: Homecoming Committee; Nafionoi Assoc. oi Accountants. V ERNEST VALLORZ. JR. Chafhnm, Jilinois Accouniing, Poiiiicoi Science National Assoc. of Accounionis; Corridor Adviser: Hali Council: Indoor Track,- Truck,- Siudeni Direcior Men's intramural ngram: Augustona Business Fioterniiy, Coiiege Re- publicans; Pre-Low Club; Intramuralsl ROSELYN VAN EVERA Davenport. iowo Music Education Sigma Aipho Iota. Corresponding Sec; Aur gusiana Choir; Ascension Chapel Choir; Augusiono Symphony Orchestra: Handei Oratorio Society: Music Educators' Notionci Conference ANDREW VAN VLIET Wesism Spiings, Iilinois PieiLuw, Psychology Psi Chi: WViK. Production Director: Tennis; Chess and Wargame's Ciub; Psychology Club: FrewLaw Club. See. THERESE VANDEI? VENNET Molina Illinois English, French, Humanities Aris'rela: Suga:.Augusfano Summer Theafra B The Piicnfcud Players: Augusiunc: Choir, Formal CoBChairmon: Handel Oratorio So- ciew: Wri'rer's Club: Sacred Heari Church Choir. Molina: Benendor: international Foik Festival: Rotary ini-rnoiionoi Vouih Ex- change; An Ounce of Civei. ANNE VELTMAN Orland Park, liiinois Psychology, Speech Pathology Amsteiu: Speech and Hearing Association: CUBOM, Pubilcity Commiitea Chairman: Ar- pha Phi Omega, Pres.. Pledgemasier. UMOC Covcnairmun: Soccei Grub: Psy- chology Lab Assisiani, Head Assistant In- Trumurols. MARK VIEHWEG Anchor, Iillnois Business Administrufion JOY VOCK Pofo. illlnois Sociology Who's Who; Represenioiiva Assembly. Por- Iiumeniariun, Sac Vice-Pres: Coriidor Ad'- visor: HaH Council: Orientation Leader; Campus Crusade for Christ,- Luiheran Vouih Encounfer: Hundal Oratorio Socieiy: As- cension Chup-I Choir; Phi Rho. Honorary Member; Fellowship of Chrisfian Afhietss: Social Work Club, Trees; Homecoming, Publicity Commifiee. Parade Commi'riee. On-Cumpus Decorations Commifiee: Housing Advisory Commitisa; Budget Commiffee: Student Fee Budget Commit- tee: Haeeiman Emergency Loon Commii- tee; STudsni Personnel Comml'riee: Library Commiiiee. GARV VON HOCH Eosi Molina. Illinois Accounting, Business Administroi'ion Augusiano Campus Church: Augusiono Varsity Band: Deito Omega NL. Beio Upsi- lon Sigma, SHELLY V035 Rock Island. iilinois An Sago. Ari Ediior: Plays and Musicals, Graph- ic Designs: Homecoming, Eooklei Commif- tee. ' J JULIE WAETKE DOVQFIDOFI, Iowa Music Education Arisieic; Omicron Delta Kappa: Sigma Al- pha iota, Pres: MENC. Pres, Elect, Pres, Hise ioriun; Augusfona Concen Bcndl Historian. Librarian; Augusicna Varsity Band, Librar- ian, Secs. Vice-Pres: Augusfana Symphony Orchesiro: Handel Oratorio Society; Stage I Band: Chamber Prayers: Alpha Phi Omega, i Rep. Social Chairman: College Repubii- cans: Associaie instructot in Communi'ry Music Program. NANCY WALBERG Mount Prospect, Illinois Accounfing, Business. Administroiion Orientation Leader: Outdoor Education Leader: Chi Omega Gamma. Trees: Busi- - ness Club; Nordic Siudeni Club. JEFFREY WALTER . . Nopewille, Iiiinois . ' '- Accouming. Business Adminisirufion JEFFREY WASSON Eosi Motine. illinois Buslnass Adminisnaiion. Chemisiry American Chemical Society; Haii Councii. Trans: Orientaiion Leader: Gamma Alpha Beio, Pledgemastei; Lab Assistant CAROLYN WEBBEP chordon. Ohio Accounting, Business Administration. Eco- nomics Ari51ei0: Nuiional Assoc of Accountants: Hall Councll, Food Service Rep: Business Club; Food Service Commiiiee; Episcopal Church Choir. I KRiSTIN WECK Algonquin, Iliinois Business Adminisiroficn Innomuruls: Beio Upsilon Sigma i g I s ELIZABETH WEGSCHEID ' Milan, Iliinois History JOHN WELLS Rock island. lilincis Accounting. Business Adminlsiraiion, Eco- nomics Beta Upsilon Sigma: CUBOM: Arisieicl: Bowi- ing Ciub, Pres. RANDY WELSER Rock Island. iliinois Pre-Demisfrv JAMES WEST Chicago. Illinois Undenidad DEBBIE WESTON Washington. illinois Biology. Pre-Physicoi Therapy Arisieio: Manor Boaid: Hal! Council: Orien- tation Leader; Outdoor Education Leader: Chi Omega Gamma, Sociai Chairman, ViceAPrss: Biology Club; Homecoming, Rope Pull Co-Cnairman: Inirornurols: Phys- icot Therapy Deparimeni Volunteer at Crippled Childrens' Homes JAMES WHEELER Chicago, illinnis Biology, Heoiih Educofion i BRENDA WHITE Ainsworih, Iowa Business Adminisfrcnion, Economics BRADLEY WICKS New Lenox, Iiiinois Business Adminishafion, Psychology Arisieicl: Psi Chi; Pi Upsiion Gamma: Business Club: In'rrcrnuruls. WILLIAM WIECHMANN Elgln. lilinois His'rorv CUBOM. Movies Commiifee Co-Chairmcn: Residence Halls innovoiive Programmers; Gamma Alpha Beta, Sec: Business Club: Soccer Ciub: Scandinavian Club: Home- coming, Parade Committee: Central Bud- geting Agency. CAROL WIEMKEN Loves Park. Illinois Elemaniory Educoiion ROBERT WILDERMUTH Ens? Molina, Hlinais Compute! Science. Maihemcnics TERRY WILKENS Morrison. Iilinois Accoumlng, Business Adminisiroilon Arisiaio: Footbail; Business Club; Junior Achievemen? Adviser. STEVEN WILLE Rock Isiond, Illinois English Mortar Board. Editori GAIL WILLIAMS Davenport, Iowa Business Adminisfroiion LORI WILLIAMS Freepon. Iliinois Biology, Pra-Msdicine JEFFREY WILSON Siiiiman Voliev, Illinois Music MARK WILSON Knoxviiie, lliinois Engiish. Speech Communication Piays and Musicals: Augusfono Sfoge Bond. JAMES WIMMERSTEDT Andover. iilinois Accouniing, Business Administration Corridor Adviser: Phi Omega Phi, Pres, Ine fer-Frmernify Council, JULIE WINTERROTH Beivldere, Iiiinois Business Administration, Political Science Aristeio; Who's Who; Hall Council. Sec: Oli- entcition Leudel; Hondei Oraforio Society; Phi Rho, Pres. Activities Chairman: Business Ciub; Ski Ciub: Women's Programming Committee; Homecoming, Publicity Com- minee. Pictures Comminae. Elecfion Com- mittee. CoeChcirman: Muscular Dysiraphy Dance Mcraihon: March of Dimes Easier Liiy Drive. EARL WOELTJE. JR. Elmwood Park, Illinois Biology. Chemistry, Pre-Demisrry Arisieia: American Chemical Socfefy: Soci- ety of Physics Siudsnis: Orisnfotiun Lead- er: Pi Upsiion Gamma, Scholastic Chairman; Feltowsnip of Christian Athiefes: Ski Club; Outdoor Education Leader: Lab Proctor. JERRI WOLFENBERGER Auwra. iilinois Chemisiry, Physics LAURIE WOOD Hoffman Estates. lilinois Music Education, Psychology ARLENE WOODWARD Morrison, Iliinois Accounting, Business Administration Arisieicu; Alpha Phi Omega, Bethany Horne Cn-Choilmon: Business Ciub; Biology Club: Spanish Club. ANN YOUNG Long Grove. Iliinois Biology, French. Music Senior Activities 225 . JUNIORS In. Enterfmning studen'rs over the Augustanu airwaves is Andy Dnuglos' speciumy. Elwzubefh Adams Wiley Adams Vdene Ahlman Joe Nuppc Jeff AHen Erin Alias Greg C. Anderson Miriam Anderson Maxwell Adis Cymhia A10r Stan Babicz Steven Babes ChHs BcHey Luvern Balk Michele Bossler Cord Bmes Yim Bsoffie John Beaver chhelie Beck Brett Becker Greg Bednar Lorilee Behringev Karla Bennett Troy Benson Carol Barry Clcig Bianchi : Brion Bngins Linda Binder L Bailey Bloiz Leanne Blegen Lnrea Blomme Joni Bogotf Greg Bone Robin Bonnet? GIory Borgeson Jean BorgXurn Chrisfopner Borough Gregory Braid Gregg Bresnahcm Lynene Bridgestock Juniors 227 Ken Brill Ken Brings Sybil Brown Ronald Brusu Kev'xn Budden Debra Burkhalder Kari CumpbeH Porn Corwson Kate Carper Socroies Cafavufis Kimber Cemy Linneffe Chapman Thomas Chase Mark Chelsen Kelly Christofferson Trevor Clemems Sfephonie Cleveland William Coleman David Compton Rim Cote Thomas Curran Laurno Czaiko Donna Dchlgren Kan Dahlgren Liz Dohmer Janet Dore Susan Davidson Julius De Fauw Janet D6 JOhDViCh Jay De Wane Jerry Dean Suzanna Dall Rondv Densberger David Devore Don Dlller Dean Dlngman Scot? Dcrman Andy Douglas Kathryn Douglass Callmm Doyle Shawn Drummond Peter Dtu Mark Dugo Jone? Eddy 223 Juniors Cindy Fuchs smiLes warmly of her audfence offer her per- formance in ma Orientcmon Leaders' Talent Show Todd Ellenbelger Brion Eium Dnvtd Ellie EHan Engslhurdf Clay Erlckson Kirk Erickson Teri Hailo. Chairman of CUBOM, coordinmes one of Me many CUBOM sponsored social evenis, Muhlon Erickson Susanna Esser AILce Etheridge Michael Evans Paul Evans Joyce Everding Shari Fablan Diane Foriey Angeb Ferconio Ed Fstguson Nick Finun Beih Fisher Darcy Fosfar Rhea Frank Sue Friesth Kent Frisble White womlng m the Runs Sfone Bookstore, Crysfal Pufman wonders where some books belong. Clndy Fuchs Carol Fuge Myra Funkhouset Nancy Gesung Alan Gill Johnnle Glenn Mike German Lon Gou'hnour Juniors 229 Ruth Graham Koihy Groudin Cindy Graver David Gnasemer Betty Grover Kurt Gtuber Kn's Habanichf Dab Huerfjens Teri Hojlo Julie Hamann T'xm Harding Larry Hurpsfer Thomas Hartwell Debra Hcsse Kofhy HeHer Cheryl Henderson Julie Hendticks Chris Hennessy Howard Henry Grace Helmanek Lucy Hessling Dave Heydenbelk Tom Higgins James HHI Susan Hoffman Cindy Hoglund Joy Holtord Robert Holman Nancy Hooker Barb Howell Claudio Hruby HoHy Hus: Velma Hurrolde Claudio Jackson Scott A. Jackson Scott D. Jackson Tracey Jacobson Anneffe Josiofo Adorn Jowoisz Sarah Jeffers 230 Juniors Porn Jennings Dennis Jensen David J-ss Juhn Jevitz Anne Johnson Christopher Johnson Eric K. Johnson Joy Johnson Laura Johnson Melanie Johnson Mxrium Johnson Party Johnson 1' Janice Nelson gets some hash ck while she waits to: the footbaH game to begin, David Jones Koran Jones Kelly Jones JudHn Jordan Kalry Kuhle AH Kolembc Tim Kane Kmhy Kongos Porn Marshau rebxes in the Couege Cen'rer snack bar bevween dosses. Junlors 231 232 Juniors STeve chlun Lourine Kapus1ko Janeen Kouffmon lisu Kaufman Cindy KeogXe LiTo Kery Jerry Keim Jamie KeHer Henry Kennedy Jonathon Kipp Vicki Kivimcki Poul Kling Caron Kungnar Joanna Klonnwskl Milhcem Knight Rcmdd KnEpe Mark Koenig Lori Komcrnicki Dennis Korjenek Kathy Kowalke Augie-O Speedwogon lead singer. BHI Momn, psyches up The uudlance at me Leoders' Talent Show during Orienfotlon Week Pam Krugness Nancy Kuchfc Tom Kudcm David Larsnn Jon Lcu'm Julle Lauth Conn La Blll Lemon During chapel hour, Louome Morley manages to find a isolated spot in me cafaferla ro- revfew her assignment. ' Anne1re Lang Tracey Leoni Alan Lewis Pufrlcia Lindholm 52,7 Rich Linebcck Muriel Upped Barbara Lafgrsn Louisa Lambordo Mark Lancer Richlvn Lon: Tom Lusby Linda Lueck Kmhi Lund Dianne Lynch David Muccubee Bob Magnus As spring onoms on me Augie campus. rhrs siudenf passes up her sTudving to enjoy the beauty. Junior: 233 Mike Mulikowski Dave Mulizio Pam Marshall Jeff Martin JuWie Marmasen Penny Monix Leslie Maytier Kathy McCabs Sfevan McCall Dione McCunhy . l Mary McCowin I i . '7 Junlor Even Engelhardt and Senior Jamie H'iwl head for c . -, meeting offer a day of classes. - Ann McGovern I 5 Ed Mcermh . 5 Bs'ih McLaughnn ' ; . 5 Brenda McMastels : ' i TBIBSO McMeekan While taking a break from studying, Suzanne Voss wonders about the 1016 of The social work major on campus; w Jim McPherson ' - Sco'n McRae l Themso McVoy Russ Mehon Christine Memo Barb Messinger Mark Meyer x ; Lorrie Mezgel 1 Diana Miles Pom Millei Steve Miller Vicki Millet Jean Mlsner Debbie Moller Tim M0013 Deborah Morales 234 Juniors Braving me cold is no pioblern lor Kathy McCube us she snuggles under a blanksi and cowgwrl hcn Louanne MorXey Sheila Mulder John Murrens Ken Muster Kim Nuffzger Kathy Naughfin Amanda Nelson Cynthia Nelson Janice Nelson Kim Nelson Dione Neumann Paul Newman Thomas Neylon Joan Nichokson Margaret Niznik Colleen Nolan Lori Novok Torn Novok Andy Nybelg Peg O'Connor Brian O'Nei1 Michael O'Rourke: Dyonne 00k Stephanie Oberstoefter Allan Olsen Erlk Olson Ron Oren Anne Osborne Nancy Oswald Deon 011 Dan Popineou Deon Pork Dawn Parker Carol Parsons Chewl Parsons Tyrone Panes Darlene Paul Joe Paulsen Jill Pedersen Mark Pedersen Juniors 235 Donna Psnkova Cowl Peterson Deon Paterson Gory Peferson Jana Pefelson Joel Petelson Jon Pemrson Jmie Pafsrson Kofhy Peferson Lorry Peterson Sow Peterson AngeIa thips Laura Poduch Bob Polansky Trudy Pdlufd An Augle coed carefuliy descends The suppery sfairs Info fhe wimer wonderland of me campus Hamhar Polher Vderle Prach? Lisa Pram Shane Price Crysml Pmman Lynne Robuse Kathy Radlorf CMstle Rcrtch Liz Ready Kurt Redenbo AnneHe Regus Ross Rellmg Kathleen Renig Keith Rezln Llso Ridingar Viollnisi SoHy Winquls? concentraies on re- memberlng a drfffcun composftwon during a practice sessmn 236 Juniors Junior Bin Schneider rakes a breather in between his final exams. Cindy WoHin and Bren Anderson hii The books h the comfodable atmosphere 6f the College Cen1er. Porn Ried John Pia Bryan Robemon Mary Kay Ronnhama Martha Rousay Crdg Roxus Paul Rudy Lisa Ruackai Sandy Sundstrom Karen Schaefer Carol Scheme! Bill Schneider Ann Schoiko Judy Schotf Jay Schugg Bob Schuhz Peggy Scmnfon Karen Shannon: Lisa Sherman Michael Shh Lori 5mm: leg Skiem David Siningal Eric SmHh Vernon Smith Turn Spatkman Tom Spamman Terry Spawn Andrew Storenko Chris Starenku Juniors 23? Joel Sfeals . Julie Stensimm Sue Stoehr Wendy Strickland Ken Sirumberg Elizabeth STlunc Deanne Siuart BHI SumerfieXd I Lisc SUSS Connie Swanson Kevin Swanson WiHiom Swanson BHI Sumerlield memorizes imponom points while cmmming tor the maxi period's test. ; i KrisTin TeHekson ! John Tofuno I Scot? Torium'x EHen Tscgaris David Turner Julie Tyrer Debra VoWkencor Darl Vondevender Corrie VeVecI 1 Kim Vellangc Bluse Vi'rello Vince Volk MiIH Knight works intently on re-copying her lob tenorf. 238 Juniors Sara Jettars and Cindy Graver head 10 the College Center for a breather offer gym class. The big city? ' .1349. - Just who1 ore Gre gg Peterson. Jay DeWona. and Mark Dugo finding so inferesilng tram Suzanne Voss Daniel Wagner Harlan Walker Cindy WqIIFn Patricio Walton Chris Warning Peggy Washer Gregory Washingfon Mark Wafkc Dun Weber Robert Wheeler Linda Whltskar Robert Widmayer Joel Wismken Luka Wigtit Eileen Wilson Andy Wind Cathy Wohrley Judy Wong USO Woollay Kathy Wuchte Denise Zomuck Cindy Zarcona Anfhony Zsfron Mary Susan Zekich Juniors 239 Joe Adkins Lisu Adler Nancy Albrech1 Renee Alexander Mary Allain Paula Aller Sharon Allison Lori AHhuis Brad Anderson 0019 Anderson David Anderson Lynne Anderson Rick Anderson Brion Anfhony Bill Arloff Kathy Atkins Tobitho Bcchmonn Todd Bogarehs Jeff Baker Ellen Barker In be1ween he'r guiies as on Andreen desk worker. Wendy Partner Hnds time to compleTe c: lime homework Lombed Barnes Dianne Barr Candy Eelcmger Dona Belkholrn LesEle Bellon Betsy Bsndick M011 Banning Kore Benson Muff Benson Despite waifing in line for hours to buy her books, Lori Soelle manages to rudiuTe a cheerlul smite. Sophomores 241 Nancy Benzies Connie Bettin Kim Bieze Dione Bwllingslay Dan Binkowski Gory Bitter Ted Blohunku Jeff Blaine Gory BobleH Phil Eogord Gwen Baja Cathy Bowig Mark BoscheHi Denise Bowman I Suzanne Brodbeer John Bradford w Thomas Brodey Janef Breidigom Dushon Brawn Valarie Brown Nancy Brusu Joseph Buck X Chris Budalier i am auesing Cheryle Buasking John Burns Teresa Burfurd Lauren Bush Karen Cain Anita Caldwell Micnoei Carlson Linda Cartwright Richard Castle I Lori Cerene I 1 Frank Cesorone ! ' 1 Vicki Chuppeli w Janis ChLoLes Jeane Chllsisnsen Daniel Chnstoph Molly Cmrk 242 Sophomores Sharon Allison, and Beth Davis anticipate having a fun weekend fogethsn Lorl Kieffer. Kns Sundanus, Dabble Newcomb. Reberf Clark Barry Clayton Dnnius Calvin mck Conway Sonya Cowser Jeffrey Coyle Cufhy Cloig Kevin Crovens Gregory Crite Michelle Cloegosrt Down Crosby Helena Csoke Patricia Cuiret David Damyen Scott Daniels Carol Davis Dun DuvH'f Deanne De Fauw Ron De Johnerte Lucinda De Witt Mary DeGrouwe Jeff Delgl Diane Dierkx'ng Benito Dillinghom CGIOI Dillon Kathy Dimes Hon Do Ronda Donoho Dave Douglas Jeff Downs Manna Drehsr John Dleixlsr Danni: DloleT RoLDh Dudiiak Mike Duffy Paulo Duke Eric Eben Susan Edwards Linda Egger'r Mary Eksfcn Kalli Eldir Henry Elling Michelle Elsbury Julie Engal Sophomores 243 244 Rick Ericsnn Susan Espel Scott Erharidge Tori Fondsrcloi Brenda Form Barret Ferm Jackie Fiulds Laura Finn Ann Flomgan Tracy FEvnn Chris Ford Lisa Ford Jill Foster Drew Founiain Penny Fov Chris Franz Mary Frozen Kevin Fralunder Susan Fri1ts Angie Fuoco Reid Gmdnar Fritz Gsrding Margars1 Gsrs'xtz Tim GHbert Lori GHlen Sue Glaser John Glimco chtclnna Goaldi Nisa Gold Naman Goldstein Jeanne Graffy Rita Gmham Sophomores Mark PeTerson wonders what crazy things Those froternify pledges will do next. During their bbbgy lab. Sharon WJesbrook records Jenny Heerrncn's microscopic observaiions, .4 Susan Gronbcck William Graser 5mm Grofigny Sarah Gray Yvonne Grays Tom Gli'don Jeff Grosshauser Kufhleen Grove Gary Guaniher Rick Gurlford Kristi Gustafson Scott Gusfufson Caryn Haas Amy Hagedorn Dave Homirrcn Lynn Hunks Sophomore Dove Domyan linds amusement in woiching his fellow ROUNDEL bro1hers. JIM Hanna Wally Hanson Mary Jo Harmon Catherine Hanmcnn Pete Harvey Suzy Hesse Sally Hathaway John Haoiy Jennifer Heermcns Brion Hen: Kirk Henderson Blll Henicxdes Jim Harback Gary Herr Suzanna Herr Lonnia Hewitt 'BIH Schnau ravens to woichlnl posselsbv instead of study- ing whiLe sitting in The College Center Snack Em Sophomores 245 Julie Hicks Judy HiN Patricia Hill Glegg Hodge Mcxk Hostefler Jessica Houslay Deborah Hufendick Shelby wngrom Brad Irwin Vivian kfurralde James Jacewicz Duwayne Jackson L150 Joaquin Cymhio Jahnke Mark Jonkowsm DonieL Jensen Trevor Jensen Lynn Johannes Brenda Johnson Darryl Johnson Dove Johnson Greg Johnson Jefl Johnson Koren Johnson Kris Johnson Mark Johnscn Sony Johnson Siephen Johnson Cindy Johnston Mont Jolicoeul 246 Sophomores Carafuuy reading The instrucNonm Chlis Fronz examines c: spectivs purchase in the Rune 510ne Bookstore. While standing In the CoHege Center, Cathy Weihing'ron's ottenflon is drawn away from reodhg her Observer. CynThio Jones Marcus Jones Shown Jones Martin Judd Gerolyn Kale Lois Kalfenboch Jeff Kompf Janet Kordelis Tracy Kehalal Mary Kelly Keelo Kemmann Kafhi Kessler Lori Kieffer Kathy Kindschuh Greg Kinrnun Catherine Klarkowski Darcy Klindworfh Mike Kline Gregg Kling Laura Knees Karen Kocher Chane: Koslbel David Kopperud Co1hy Krias Carl Kubojok Julie Kubolo Kathleen Kulas JuXie Kunzie Jon Kuperus Gail Kurrle Gary Kuzel mnce Lockers Rob Lugerlof Mark Lung Heidi Longhamrner Thomas Leach 6an Lee Beth Lakonder David Lekowskl Eric Leshar Karl Levln Patrick Lewls Kaila Lxljegren Cheryl Lind Sophomores 247 AH Lindqum Pct Lamas Janet Love Beth Lundeen Ko?ny Lydxng Poul Lyfhberg HoHy Mac Donald Koren Mugee Jeff Moicke Gerard Molnar David Mampel Kimberly Manchester JuHe Mating Mark Marinko Jan Marsden Steve Martin Ken Mourer Timothy McCarthy WiHium McCarrhy EHk McCorkindale Doug McCoy Debbie McCuiIcugh Darrel McDade Iseono McDonald Balbaro McGee John McGehee Mark McGuire Pom! McKinnon Carolynn McMeekon Lindsay Meoghel Susan Meier Bryan Milk Sophomores Despife having fa spend The enfile afternoon studying, Pollyanna Noordenbos manages a cheerqu smile. The annual jeweW exhibit held in the College Center 6 thrcHs Sophomore Mark BoschslH und Junlor Jon Peierson. m deep concentration. Nancy Albrecm prepalas for on upcoming test. Bram Miller David Miller Lori MiHSl kae Miller Thomas Mills: Todd MiHe! Arlen Molin Anthony Moody Mike Moore Marie Moran Ruben Moreschi Vcleno Morris Robalf Monensan Michele Maser Alon Munson James Neanring Andrei Nelson Blian Nelson June Nelson Kathy Nelson Lorene NeIson Jeff Naubauer Debbie Newcomb Jennifer Nev Fran Niznik Susan Noble Polyona Naotdenbos Ann Noppe Birgmc Norberg Rodney Nord Brad Nordsnon Carla O'Nenl John ORourka Kimberly Obanhous Steve Odenkilk Victoria Oliver Tom Ollanburger Lisa Olsson Jenniier Oath Sue Palmer Renee Porcherf LesHe Purrio'rt Andrea Pecuson Cindi PeusXey Sophomores 249 Odell Peden Mike Pendergast Anthony Pescvemo Undo Peters Koiny Peielson Mark Peielson Brenda Pievson Kan Pierson Koren Pipcl BBTh Pollock Carolyn Porstmann Tom Prange AI Prejecn Gary Prim Steve Pugsley Peg Rene CavoHne Reed Mike Reed Lindsay Rhodenbough Emma Ricourie Michelle Rica S19v9 Rigdun Dona Riley Greg Ritz Desiree Robb Debra Regrets Ezekier Ross Cindy Rummy Berh-Anne Ryan Mark Solcwuv 250 Sophomores Who: would Dr Dewm think if he knew what we're really moklng today in lab? wonders Jslf Blaine, r n; On the way up from classes, Brian Heifz s1ops To onch an exciting soccer moich. 4 Polictical Science professor Jim Wlnship oifers assistance 10 Craig Vogal with a class schedul- lng pyoblem. Don Salzmunn Lisa Sandoval Ted Schofer Luonn Schieferdecker Susan Schwinger Dole Schmochi William Schneu Stelni Schrisier Chuck Schroeder Mirch Schulz Kimberly Schwartz Jerri-Lynn Scan Rome Shcuer Undo Shipmon Koren Shippy DeWuyns Shock Dona Shugur Dane Skow Barbara 5mi1h Jane Smith Kelly Smlth Sophomores 25H Nancy Snyder Lori Soelle Joanne Spears Michele Spickler Sharon Sples Craig Spoonel Joe sown Suzanne Starkey Jim Stefelv Kurt stalling Unnea Stenson Beth Stevenson Fran Stevenson Jon Sfoffregen Deeonno Sharron Michael aneker While thumbing Thmugh ihe library's card combg, WolLy Ver- doomn searches for sources for an English report. Susan SulUvan Kud Sundberg Klis Sundelx'us Angelo Suydam Craig Swanson mu Swanson Tem Jo Swanson Cafrina Sykes Junn Tudlock Gail Taylor Janice Toyro; Michelle Taylor Richard Thlel Sara Tran1er Karen Truckenmiller Jul'no Tuch Charlof1e UHman Tommy Uriah Shaton Von Nest Jm V0 we'vem'm Jumo Tuch manages to block out the husne and bustle of the College Center En order to -complete her daily asngnment 252 Sophomores Debra Vcsko David Vaughn David Van Horst Walter Verdooren Tom Ve'del Bob Vincem Craig Vogel Craig Wuefke Bob Wagner Fred Waller Leslie Wailin Margaret Ware Steven Webb Nancy Weimon Janice w-Ich Lori Weller Ran Walser George Wenzel Jill Wes1wofer Cathy Wetmngton Lori Wexen Theresa Wheeler Lynne Whimeld Scott Whirmora S19v9 WhiHIer Shanon Wiesbmok Cheryl WIIIEams Regina Williams Call Wine1ordnar Chris Wise Donna Welter Dion Woods Sharon WanO Peter Yanks Gram Voungquist Brian Ytterberg Tina Zurcone Kalsn thzawirz Peggy 2051 Mary Zurowski Drew FounTain enjoys the peacefur and scenic atmosphere of the Augie campus while sfudying outdoors. Sophomres 253 . - K J .' .. . - f...- . .- --- I,' ;-- 1 IF 4.! l, ;x '. . : 3- . '4': A 'r '. ' ' . Patricia Adams Trondo Adams Kme Ague Deborah Akons Befh Alex Paige Allan Craig AHisOD Antonio Anderson David A, Anderson Jeff Anderson Jane Anderson Kristin Anderson Laura Andelson Richard Anderson Robert Anderson Tim Anderson Duvld Anthony Bret? AnfonieHi Tarilsa Arman Amy Almshong Jenmfar Arnold Kelly Asparheim Duane As1ling Doug Nkinson Todd Atkinson Asmd Aus'rrhaim Mono Azer Kevin Bailey Michele Bailey Christina Baker Clayton Baker Lisa Baker Susan Banfz Robert Barnes Christine Eorfun Steve Burton Cindy Bauer Brad Bcwrnann Julie Boy Kafhleen Bednurik Gregory Bee Kevin Beese Jelome Bekker Susan Belisle Judy Bervllls Poui Bennett Freshman 255 Steve Bensen Karl Belgmon Jennifer Bevangton Melissa Biggs June Bincn Patricia Blommel Lincoln Bode Laura Boone Denise Bowron Con Boyens Tommy Brand? Rosemary Brass Nancy Bray . Jeanine Brewer Tina Brieschke I Theresa Bright Julio Brown Randal Brumrn Tiona Burundo Theresa Burks ' ' . . Paui Goolsby lends a hewping hand 10 Sarah Cannon by explaining a I 5 '. ' diHicun point from a lecture. . . Roxanne Ccldsrone Todd Col! 1 Sarah Cannon i Deborah Corani I Jennifer Carlin - 1 Amy Carison I ChnsTy Carlson : Dione Carpemer . Chef Cuncra 5 . Linda Cartwright Barry Carver Chris Cassy . Connie Casssns . Mala Chance I Denise Chiules Tim Christensen Steve Cfurk Roxanne Cluussen Loum Clemens Cindy Clement: . Mike Code ' Elizabem Coder ' Greg Colberg , ' Tina Compareso 256 Freshmen Cvnmu Coordes Greg Corcoron Pctrlck Counihan Kimberly Cromm Suzanne Cuncn Carol Curry Mary Cushing S19v9 DaHmon Nguoi Dong Jeff Daniels Karen Daughenbough Kenn Davies Richard Davis Richard Day Loutel De Bailtie Pamela De Boer Paulo De Ment John Deordeufi Lori Devore Annette Di Pino Enrique Dioz Michael Diddio Raymond Dieter Melissa Dietarie Charm! Dillberti Donna Ford and JeuneHs Hodgkinson watch an uneffecfive Viking play during the footboh game Binh Do Susan Doerfer Maren Dokmc JaneT Dommer Brenda Dooley Lynne Dom Koren Dorsey George Dremonos John Drizis Michele Drole1 Kofhryn Dude Jodi Dye Michael Dzik Steve Eckbarg Scoft Eckdum Carol Edanflsld Laurie Edge Jennifer Eibsn James Eike Jeanne EHiott Beih Ellman Marlene EXwood Teresa Engler Karen Epps Freshmen Karen Enckson Frank Espusito ChuCk Evans Wofvne Evans Scoh Eysfer Mark Fagerberg Tumie de Laura Full Laura Forney Kim FelWeson Lisa FeHows Undo Fido Ronald Fwekmonn Jim Fitzpofrick Shem Fleming Delia Ford Donna Ford Julie Foster Suzanne Fuuniuin Jean France Jon France Jonathon French Teresa Frifz Torn Gannon Thalesa Gonsemel Jennifer Gum Diane Garrison Issac Gosmn Jahn Gayton Brion Giiwilcnd KrmbeHy Gnaon Kent Glodxsh Debra Glass Lisa Glmzhofet Sandro Glenn Thomas 6551: Julio Gollberg BiH Gomben Paul Goolsby John Goih Heather Gramsch Glen Greenlee Thomas Greiier Amhony Gremo Edward GliBSS Rabat? Gronewold Sharon Grossich Tracey Groves Freshmen Displaying her musicm TcLenT. Marie Maya: entertains the New Studems' Talent Show audience. Jeff Grubbs Judy Guehler Karin Gustafson Alice Gufierrez Brant Gwolfney Elizabeth Hugeboeck Krisfofer Hcggmnd Michael Hoinline Ted Howiberg Dan Harlan Sharon Harmon Tsd Hartwell Susan Harvey KeHy Hosaef? Sue Houaer Sore: Hawk Marv Hayden Tony Heard Ken? Ha'xden Tim Heinze Mark Hemph'nl Noreen Henry Scott Henry Nadine Hermon Valerie Herrmonn Dawn Hernandez David Hersemonn Lonnie Hicks Bill Higgins Nancy Hilgendorf Cheryl HiH Don HHI Nancy Hinde Rebecco Hinrichs Craig Hitchcock Linda Hook Jeanette Hodgkinson Lloyd Hoff Jon Hoffmonn Andels Holgersson Kimberly Hood Wiwom Hoover Koren Horsfmonn Jody Huber Karen Hudson Kml Huff Cynthia Hughes Diane Hughes : Freshmen 250 Laura Hurmey Pmrick Hyde Todd Wm Scott lwarnoto Carolyn lzbicky Richard Jacobs Jacqueline Jaeka Karen Jonkowski . Joan Jensen . ; Freshman schnurf down :11 me Orienhmon Bonanza Dlnnar had on the lawn :' of House on the Hill. Gtegg Joesfen Brion Johnson Caroline Johnson Cynthia Johnson Koren Johnson Kristy Johnson Lisa Johnson Mark D. Johnson Michelle Johnson Tim W. Johnson Vicki Johnson Lance Johnston Stephanie Johnston Torn Johnston Kevin Jokisch Euen Jones Don Joseph Wendy Jost Jeff Juergenssn John Junch Cheryl Julkccek Christine chel John Kahler Kurt Kopischke Susan Koply Peter Kosop Alon Keaton Raymond Kappa! Reginald King Tim 14an Dan Kloe'lsch An'lonlo Klein James Klein RonoLd Knum Colleen Kocher Glun'r Koeller Nancy Koenifzer Adrlan Komcrynskyi Karen Konior Julie KsXazek 260 Freshman , LAAM .. Carolyn Kubala Susan Kucmc David Kuecnenberg Mary Kuenning Koren Kuhlrnon AmeLia KurTh Susan La Rue Jull Luge Susan Ldrd Brod Lamps Down Lamphere Ccnherine Lanahan Chris Landherr David Longs Shirley Lcnkfard Kerri Larson Mark H. Larson Mark R. Larson Michoe1 Larson Scot? Larson Shari Larson Joe1 Luuth Kerry Lawrence Marc Lawrence Thomas Lawrence Lisa Lawson George Leach Lor'w Llhmon Bnhn Lekcnder Michaei Leon Jone Leonardson Vane Lewis Michael Liedfke Lynette Liesmcxn Sondra Lletzou D'wcme Li1tarsf Robert Livings'ron Pamela LleweUyn Debra Logan Dione Logan John Lund Ju1i9 Lundi Llsa Moagdun Claire Mold Saliy Malysa Poisy Mannon Freshman 261 Craig Marcy Gram MGIkUSOn Elizabeth Morkwuld David Morsden Janniler Marsh Judy Martin Joy Marzinzik Mark Mmorelli Marsha Mathew Chris Ma1hiesen June May Sieve Mayo James McConn Robert McClain Wendy Mchmb WiHiom McDowell Maw McGray John McKendry Tim McKenzie Brent Menus Doug Meeker Glenn Meeden Jim Meisch Mchusl MeHoH Mark Menich Melanie Memoir Linda Mezger Suzanne Michonski Steve Mihailovich Anna Miholopowos Yvonne Mihmopoubs Franco Milani chhord Milbourn Nancy Millage Luonne Mirr Sieve Moe David Moller Steve Morgan Lisa Morris Michael Modhbnd Chlisfine Mueller Grunt Muller John Mullins Dorsey Murphy Kathryn Murphy Ronald MuTka Mark Myers Chris MysWicki wuliorn Nakushimu 262 Freshman Suzanne Nash Pairick Naughtin Kevin Nelson Laura J. Nelson Lowe L. NeLson Linda Nelson Catherine Newcomb Cheryl Nawkjn Tamara Nihon Vickie Nitsos Lincoln Nixon Pamekzl Nabbe David Nord Elaine Nodhsfrum Carolyn ORourke Mary Oakev Freshman Cynfhia Johnson combines business and pleasure while swdying outside of Andreen HoU. 5c011 Oberheuman Kofhryn Oddsen EHen Odom Ka1ly Ohrbarg Chris OXson Mikoei owson Renee Olson Mike Orndahl Richard Orfiz Judy Owens Peter Palmer MorshoH Forks Edwh Purmenfer Linda Paarsoll Donmd Pearson Goty Fem Lawrence PeHegrini Heidi Pe1ersan Cymhia Peferson Ellen Peierson Lori Peterson Robin PeTerson Terri Peterson Janis PeTriIH Laura Petropmos Georgi Phelps Catherine PhiUis Ronald Piarowski Gregoly Piem Kevin Pierce WHliom Pierce Nicholas Pinto Freshman 263 Susan PHtenger JuHo Poduch Bernard Pothosi David Powell Steve Powers Dumel Powiess Roger Prcm Donna Prebcn Sfeven Prentice Lynn Plesslev Cathleen Preston Christine Puls Anna Rudicev'xc James Raine: Lisa Raufeisen Phial Roz Julie Read Joseph Raid Scot? Reid MoHy Reidy Fever Reinensen Peggy Raising Julio Remmers Dorothy Richter Lor'x Rickabough Fofrick Riley lsmel Rivera Marv Roane h L: '2:- v Kennem Roberts AIKSE-aa . . James Robenson J h Roche . Doug 303mm Barb Bailey pauses to watch and enjoy the Wotesf armcs other orientation gloup during Outdoor Educa'rion. William Roessler Pamela Rogers James Rokuifis Lori Rosana David Ross Norman Ross Nancy Rubin lFerri Runfaldt Mcny RunkLe Scott Russo Koren Samuelson Debbie Samyn Vvonne Sanders Toyee Scngsfer Robert Scrussi Martin Saver 264 He shme n Tommy TroHon James Tucci Leslie Turner Theresa Tuitle Micmd Von Anrooy John Vonderpool John Venengc Beth Venn Poul Verne: Bill Vervoort Tamera VicTor Em: Volker Cathy V055 James Wode Mary chgener Richard Wogle David deer Peggy Walker Steve Waher E!izc1beth Walthers David Warner Brett WornEng Linda Watson Elaine Weaver Mary Wedenz Charles Weigond James Weir Craig Welch Barry Carver. os Aonksen in the fan production of An Enemy of the People. refuses to print Dr. Stockmannk amde chow The mineral Dams. Catherine WeHs Lisa Wells Linda Wesion Lesley Wsmerin Stephen Whanon Karen Wheebr Poben Whif'f Kristin Wiederin Coueen Wiens Ed Williams Pawn WiLscn Leeann Winkslhake John Wifkop SoHy Woodyuti Vonesso Wright GoiL Wronski JHI Wurst Snarolee Vech Jeff Young Dental Yuhus Terese Zablouchl Sandro liegler Mark Zimo Jeny Zinkulo Freshman 257 When you go, take a Hobo. Q anuany 3 H030 270 Advemsaments Hilltop Home of Henny-Penny 3800 14th Avenue, Rock Island 785-1441 Chicken, Barbeque Ribs, Fish, Shrimp Complete Dining Menu -0pen many a A.M. till 11 P.M. Our Carry-out is Open Sunday 11:00 AM. to 7:00 P.M., First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Moiine 1616 Sixth Avenue, Moline, llfinois dollars + sense life insurance . . . and that about sums it up. 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Craig re, 74. 225 AHison. Sharon L 154, 241, 242 mm, Bliun 57 A11. Mr. Kurt 77 Althuis. Lori 508 110. 125. 241 Alter. Mr. Chanes 178 Anderson. Antonio B, 109. 147, 255 Anderson, Bmdley 93. 134, 139. 172. 241 Anderson, Brett 106. 193. 237 Anderson, Cindy 5. 152. 197 Anderson. Dale E, 241 Anderson, Duv1d A. 241. 255 Anderson. David M. 84, BS Anderson. E. Douglas 197 Anderson, Greg C. 170. 227 Anderson. James P. 160. 197 Anderson, Jane E. 125, 173. 255 Andelson. Jeffrey r2. 160. 255 Anderson. John W. 197 Anderson. Joseph T, 145 Anderson. Karla M, 164. 197 Anderson. KHsten E. 109, 164, 255 Anderson, Mr. Kurf 77 Anderson. Laura L. 125, 164. 155, 255 Anderson. Mrs. Linda 122, 190 Anderson, Lynne Ann 106. 135. 241 Anderson. Miriam J. 55, 105. 106, 227 Index Anderson, Penelope C, 106 Anderson. Richard A, 109. 241 Anderson. Richard L. 255 Anderson, Dr. Richard 141, 184 Anderson. Robed C. 255 Anderson, Timo1hy 101, 170. 255 Andrews. Margaret 30, 154. 197. 205 Antenen. Linda J. 138, 156. 197 Anthony. Brian J. 241 Anthony. David 255 Aofoniem. Bre'H W. 150. 255 Antonik, Cynthia L. 30. 130. 131. 139. 154. 197 Appelquist Patricia A, 124. 125. 197 Aria . Wilhelm J. 116. 117'. 241 Armon. Terhee 145, 255 Armstrong. Carol L. 131, 135. 138. 164. 197 Arnd1. Brod A. 160 Arnold. Jennifer R. 162. 255 Artis. Maxweli G. 46, 84, 55. 97. 114. 197. 227 Arfwick. Inomas B. 109 Asparhaim. Kelly Lynn 110. 255 Asfling. Duane K, 97. 255 Atkins. Kofherine 116. 117. 134. 136, 241 Atkinson, Douglas M. 93. 255 Atkinson. Todd B, 106. 255 Ator, Cynthia L. 156, 157. 227 Auklund. Nancy .J. 109, 124. 137, 197 Aumonn. Mum J. 123 Ausfrheim, Astrid I. 90. 91. 109. 136. 255 Azer. Mona N. 105, 255 B Boolmon. Jill A. 128 Bobicz. Stanley M. 9-3. 141. 170. 227 Bobos, Steven R. 93. 127, 227 Bochmonn, Tabi'rhc: Ann 106, 164. 241 Backmeyer. ML S15v6 122. 136 Body. Linda 146. 197 Bagafelus. Todd T. 241 Bailey. Barbara L. 154, 264 Bailey. Chris Ann 154. 155. 227 Bailey. Kevin L, 136. 141. 255 Bailey. Michele L. 86, 255 Baker, Etion D. 58, 106, 109 Baker. Chlis1ino L. 255 Baker. Clayton S, 170. 255 Baker. Mrs. June 194 Baker. Jeffrey R. 32. 170. 241 Baker. Lisa M. 255 Baker. Michoe1 1.. 172. 198 Balk. Lovern L. 109, 227 Bullmun. Mr. Richard J,. Jr. 194 Bomonn. Jeffrey A. 198 Banks. Dr. Thomas R. 187 Bontin. Susan 162 Buntz. Su son A, 255 Bowel. Julia K, 198 89mm, Mike K. 74. 198 Barker. Ellen J. 54. 241 Barnes. James K. 74, 124, 131, 198 Emnes, Lambert W. 31, 115. 147. 241 Barnes. Robert F, 74, 147, 255 Barr. Dionne Lynne 241 Bartenfelden Karen M. 195 Barton, Christine L 255 Barton, Steve J. 74. 50. 255 Bass'xng. Joan E. 198 Boss1er, Michele Ann 227 Bore. Sandon D. 125. 127, 158 Boles, Carol L. 164. 227 Baify. JUI l, 129, 145 Bauer. Cindy Sue 255 Baumar, Julie 132 Boumonn. Ruth L. 195 Bour;Amy J. 198 Bawmunn. Elodley 255 Buy, Julie L. 255 Beanie. Betsy A. 138. 198 3901119, Timothy R, 227 Beavel. John T, 170, 227 Back. Michelle M. 109. 227 Becker. Breh C. 93, 129. 227 Beckmcn. Dr. Petal. 85 Bedncr. Greg 5, 74. 227 Bednorik. KGThleen F. 125. 255 Bee. Gregory Cam 90, 97, 255 Beecher, Daniel G. 150 Hesse. Kevin J. 170. 255 Eehnken. Dr. Fred H 141. 184 Behringer. Lorilee H. 227 Bekker, Jerome E. 109. 135. 255 Baian. Mls. Judy 180 Belcnger. Candy 3 241 Belby. Dr. Harold L. 193 Belisle, Susan Ann 255 Belkholm. Dona J 106, 241 Bell. CynThic J 106. 138. 164, 198 Bell. Dr. HaroLd 193 Balkan. LesHe Sue 152, 241 lelville, Judith G. 109. 156. 255 Bendick, Betsy J, 109, 241 Bennait, Karla 227 Bennett, Pam 255 Bennlng, Monhew M. 241 Benson. S1sphsn w. 256 Benson. Kate 5. 241 Benson. Matthew E. 116. 129. 166. 241 Benson. Troy A. 170. 227 Benzies, Nancy L. 242, 164 Bergendoff, Dr, Conrad 64 Bergman, Korl G. H. 136, 256 Bergman. Susan J. 128, 135. 138, 145, 198 Bemcn. Sondra 139. 195 Bentsen, Dr. Robert 183 Eerry. Carol H. 139, 154. 227 Bssesman. Carol A. 145. 156, 198 Bozlk Baffin, Chrisiapher J. 116. 117, 160. 198 BeHin. Connie Ann 115. 164. 242 Bevingfon. Jenniier M. 256 Bicmchi. Craig A. 153. 227 Bieza. Kimbeney Ann 152, 242 Biggins. Brian B 227 Biggs, Melissa Ann 256 BHIingsley. Diane E. 51. 79. 164. 165. 242 Binder. Linda I. 154. 227 Bimkowski, Dcn'wel G. 168. 242 Birkender. Roben A. 118, 119, 130. 131. 145. 158. 159, 196 Birkheud. Cymhio Ann 124, 156. 157 Birfch. Jone H, 124. 256 Bishop, Terri D. 198 Eissmun. Tammy Jo 154 Biffer. Gary E. 93. 106, 242 Blohunka. Theodore 124. 127. 242 BLoine, Jeffrey 242. 250 B1anck. Mr. Dog 191 5101:. Bailey 227 Blegen. Leanne 122, 156, 227 BVick, Brodby 172 Elix, Gregot W. 131. 138, 158, 198 Blodgeft, Joseph A. 32. 5B. 141 Blommuerr. John A. 109. 153. 159 Blomme. Lureo C, 227 Blommel. Pofriciq 256 Bloom, Mls. Ru1honn 125. 195 Bloombefg. Merednh 195 ' Bobleif. Gory 242 Bock. William 166, 199, 210 Bode. Lincoln 74, 93. 256 Bogcrd, Ph'wlip 242 809011. Joni Leo 128. 139. 143. 154, 227. 232 Boje. Gwen 109, 126, 139. 145. 242 ' Boling. Mr, Andy 179 Bolm. Jennifer 162 Bone. Gregory A. 55, 123. 227 Bonneit. Rubin 109. 227 Boone. Laura Kay 143. 256 Borden. K 93 Bordener. Holly J. 131, 138. 195 Borcherding. Mr. James 46, 85. 89, 101 Eorgeson. Gbry 164. 227 BotgLum, Jean 136. 152. 227 Borough, Chrismpher 77', 118, 136. 227 Bowig, Cathy Anne 120. 121, 164. 242 Boschalli. Mark 242. 243 Eowden. William 199 Bowman. Bradford 77, 160 Bowman, Denise 124. 125, 154, 242 Bowron. Denise 105. 135, 137, 256 Boydsfun, Ann 138. 152, 199 Sevens. Curl 106. 256. 265 Bozik, Dr. Dunie1 136 Brucher Brasher, Lisa 141. 156. 199 Brodbeer, Suzume 124, 156. 242 Bradford. John 74., 242 Brad1ev, Thomas 106. 242 Braid. Gregory 32, 58. 106, 135, 141, 227 Brandt Tommy Lynn 256 B1055, Rosemary 256 Bredberg, Kandi 124, 199 Breidigam. Janen 242 Bresnohon, Gregg 122. 125. 227 Brewer, Jeanine 256 Bridges, Cynfhia 58, 106. 131, 152, 199 Bridgesfock. LvneHe 141. 162. 227 Brieschke, Tino 173. 256 Bright Theresa 11B. 124, 256 BriU. Kenne1h 122, 125. 162, 228 Brings, Kennem 60, 147. 223 Brodohl. Ms. Be1sy 177 Brolonder, Mr. Glen 178 Brown, Dushon 142, 242 Brown, Forrest 199 Brown, Julia 256 Brown, Sybil 110, 113, 115. 113, 146, 228 Brown, Theodore 106 Brown, Dr, Thomas 193 Brown, Valerie 115, 124. 132, 134. 146. 242 Brown, WiHie 115. 147 BrownoweH. Beth 31. 130. 164 Erumm. Randal 256 Bruso. Nancy Lee 242 Brusu, RonaLd 22B Bruzewicz, Mr, Andrew J, 154 Bryant Lon A. 110, 123. 130, 131. 199 Brzezinski, Chr'xstxna M. 90. 144, 199 Buck. Joseph F. 106, 242 Budden, Kevin J. 228 BudeHer, Chrismpner J, 242 BuehIer, Suzanne J. 156. 199 Buelklin. Susan J. 162 Buasing. William R. 138. 242 Buesking. Cheryle Lee 125, 242 Bu1kernu. Randal A 106. 131. 199 Burunda. Tione 136. 256 Burcmield, Karen E. 113, 199. 138 Buckhurdt. Theresa 132 Burrhuldsr. Debra L. 113. 138. 228 Burks, Theresa 114. 142. 146, 256 Burns. John 116. 167. 242 Budord, Teresa Ann 124. 133, 242 Bush, Lauren 242 Byers. Ms. Rose 180 C Cain, Koren 242 Caldemne, Roxanne 79, 173, 256 Cc1dwell, AniTCI 110, 115, 124, 146. 242 Cddwell, Mr. John 160 COH. Todd 74. 256 Campbeu. Barb 154 Compbe1l. K64 124, 128, 164, 225 Campbeu. Ross 106, 160 CampbeEI. Scott 150 Cannon, Saroh 142. 256 Capizzuno, Joann 152. 199 Ccrcni, Deborah Ann 123. 126. 152, 153, 256 Carbone, Mls. Cindy 134 Carlm. Jenmfar 154. 256 Carlson, Amy 256 Carlson. ChIisfopher L. 136. 199 Carlson, Cristy Sue 90. 126. 256, 261 Carlson, Linda J 156, 164. 199 Carlson, Lisa 138, 199 Carlson. Michael 166, 242 Carlson, Pamela 154. 228 Corpemer, Diana 55, 135, 173, 256 Carper, Kathryn 223 Can. Mr, John F.. In 186 Corroro, Chef 77. 256 Canwngm. Undo Jo 242, 256 Carver. N, Barry 32. 256 Casey, Christopher 80, B1, 168, 256 Cossens, Connie 256 Casile, Richard 170. 171. 242 Cafolon, Lydlo 199 Cofovcnis. Soctufes 92, 93, 225 Ceas. Koihleen 152, 199 Cemy. Kimber Lee 225 Cemne. Lori Ann 154. 242. 243 CSIOne. M1choel30. 124. 126. 199. 206 Cascrone. Frank 166. 242 Chance. Mala 256 Chapman. Kuiherine 162, 199 Chapman. Linnens 156, 228 Choppeh, Vicki 115. 134, 142. 146. 242 Charles. Cleveland 35, 130. 131. 172, 199 Chase. Thomas 113. 138. 228 Chelssn, Mark 170, 225 Chignmi, Catherine T 199 Chilton, Kirk S. 198 Chioles. Denise 152, 256 Chioles, Janis 152, 242 Christensen. Jeane: K. 242 Christensen. Timothy 99. 256 Christie. Michael A. 199 Christonersen. Theresa L. 79 Christofferson. Kelly J. 228 Christoph. Daniel 242 Chwisfek, Ms. Wendy 179 Cimero, Glenn 74 QOIK. Ko1hiaen L. 162 Chm. Robert T, 74., 93, 115. 147, 243 C1urk. STephen C. 256 Gaussen. Roxanne 256 C1cny1on. Barry E. 92, 93, 243 C1emens, Laura 256 C1emen1s. John T, 124, 228 C1emen11, Cynthia Ann 256 develand, Stephome Leo 106, 124, 126. 228 Clyde. Jeff C. 141 00015. Barbara 138, 154, 200 Code. Micheal A. 74, 256 Code, Elizabeth E. 256 Coder. Tod W. 97, 200 Colberg, Glegory A. 93. 166, 256 Coleman. Winiom L, 228 Calvin. Deuius M. 243, 115 Compateso. Tima M. 162. 256 Compton. David M. 228 Connick, Kirk L. 141. 200 Conway, Richard L. 129. 160, 243 Conway, Dr. Wi1liom 194 Cooper. James R. 200 Cooper. RundoH E 20, 106. 131. 200 Coordes. Cynthia Ann 164. 257 Corcoran, Greg J. 74, 93. 257 Core. R116 5, 228 Corning, Ruben W, 160 Coumhon. Pomck J. 160. 161. 89. 257 Coupe, Leanne 162, 200 Cowun. MI. Arncld 195 Cowser. Sonya K. 79, S2, 243 Cox, Jill S. 156. 200 Cox. John Richard 123. 130. 160 Cox. Micheal 127 Covle, Jeffrey J, 74, 243 Croft. Catherine A 128 Croggs. Roben w. 116, 123, 160 Craig, thy E1243 Cramm. Kimberiy J. 257 Crane. WiHicm F. 147 Cravens. Kevin B 243 Crife. Gregory R. 147. 243 Croegoen. Micheile M. 243 Crosby. Down 5'82. 53. 243 Crossley, Dr Roger 191 Crouch. Pamela 143. 156. 200 CroweH. Jane M. 154 Csake. He1eno Ann 126. 164. 243 Culver, Dr. Daniel 40. 65. 110 Cunof, Suzanne M 257 Curran, Thomas P, 166. 228 Curry, Carol D. 123. 257 Curry. Gail A. 106. 200 Cushing, Mmy C. 257 Cuher. Polricio Ann 132. 139. 243 Czcjkcl. Lourno J. 154, 205. 228 Czupkc, Mrs. Rim 180 D Dieferis Dohl, David C. 200 Dolgren, Donna Key 228 DCIhIgren, Kenneth A 77, 115, 170. 228 Dohmei, Lizabe1h .Iu 228 Oallmun. Laura L 69, 128, 139 Dcllmcn, Sfephen M. 257 Dulfon, Jane E, 200 Deluge, John M, 160. 162 Damyen. David J, 70, 74, 243. 245 Dang. Nguoi Von 257 Daniels, Jeffrey E. 257 Daniels. Robert S 243 Danie1s. Scott 106 Doniluvich, Gemge P 200 Dare. JaneT L, 137, 139, 164, 228 Daughenbough, Karen A 109. 139, 257 7 Davidson, Susan L. 72, 124, 141. 228 Davies, Keith L. 141. 257 D6145, BeTh 154 Davis, Coroi B. 242, 243 Davis. Dr. Donmd 7a, 1.37, 156 Davis. Richard G. Jr. 257 Dcvm, Donie1 G. 243 Day, Richard L. 93. 257 Dcymen, Dave 97 De BaHlie, Laurel L. 109. 143. 257 De Bel. Monte P. 80, 166. 200 De Boer. Pamela Joy 257 De Doncker. Linda Ann 139. 156. 200 De Fauw. Deanne D, 243 De Fouw. Ju1ius W, Jr 145. 228 De Janovich, Jcnei M. 228 De Johnette, Ronald 243 De Mani. Paulo J 257 De Wane. Jay W 228, 239 De WiH. Dr, David Glenn 183 De Witt Lucinda A 243 , Deon, Jerry L. 133, 168, 228 Decidsuff. John C. 32. 109. 257 Deurdeuff. Judith A. 131. 154. 201 D9315, Jamey 97 Degruuwe. Mary A. 243 Delgl. Jeffrey 166. 243 D311. Suzanne 106. 228 Dempsey, Kevin 16, BB, 89, 130. 131, 201 Dansbergsr. Randolph R. 124. 166. 228 Depoorter, Todd R. 201 Devore, Lori Ann 109. 123, 156. 257 DeWiL Dr. Dovid 183 Di Posquo, Susan 139, 154 Di Pirro, Annene M. 257 Diob, Nada 201 Dioz. Enrique C, 257 Dichristomno, Robert 51, 129. 131. 138. 201 Diddia. Michael E. 257 Dierking, Dione. D. 138. 243 Dimer. Raymond 257 Dimerie. M61350 106. 154, 257 Index 299 Di'liberfi Dilberti. Charify Anna 162. 257 Diner. Daniel 226 Dimngnom, Benita 115. 146. 243 Dillon. Carol E. 243 : Dimes, Kathy 132. 152. 243 ' 1 Din'ar. D. 9.3 ' : Dingman, Dean 17.225 Do. Binh T. 257 Do. H00 243 Dobson. DI. Charles 192 1 Dodge. Mr. Tim 122. 179 Doerfer. Susan M, 257 Dokmo. Maren N. 32. 109. 124. 164. 257 Dommer. .klnet M. B2. 94. 95. 257 .. Donnew. Dr. John 194 ' Donoho, Ronda 243 Donovan. Diane L. 201 1 D001ev. Brenda 142. 257 1 1 Damon. Scot! E. 124. 141. 225 Dom. Lynne E. 19. 257 Dorsey. Karen Ann 79. 257 Doug. Pa1ricia L. 131. 138. 201 Douglas. Andrew Jay 227. 225 Douglas. David W. 106. 243 Douglas, Kafhrvn 79. 136. 228 Downs. James J. 160. 243 Doyle. Carlotta K. 115. 142. 146. 225 Doyle. Michael J. 12? Dreher. Martha J. 243 Dre'uder. Jnhn C. 160. 243 Dremonus. George A. 257 Drizis. John D, 74. 168. 257 Drolef. Denis P. 243 Dro1et, Michele M. 154. 257 Drummond. Shawn A. 116. 139. 172. 228 Du 8015. Thomas 113. 133. 201 Dude. Kathryn Joan 257 Dudziuk. Ralph P. 139. 243 Duff. Rim 39. 154 Duffy. MichueIP. 97. 118. 127. 243 Duffy. Pefar T. 74, 223 Dugo, Mum J. 226. 239 Duke. Paula R. 115. 146. 243 Dulanay. Snndlo 201 Dye. Jod1 T. 257 Diadyk. MI. 3011an 182 D35. Michail J. 93. 109. 257 E Ebbens. Rich 127 Eben. Eric W. 2:13 Eckberg, S1ephen 88. B9, 257 Eckdahl. ScoH 257 Eddy. Janet 228 Edenfield, Carol 109. 135. 257 Edge. Laurie L. 257 Edwards, Richard 145 Edwards, Susan M. 120. 243 EHIond, Ms. Jonan B9, 145 Eggarf. Linda 152. 243 Eiben. Jennifer 257 Bike. James 12.93. 170. 257 Eiklor, Jennifer Sue 109 Ekblod, Mr. John 182 Ekelin. Ka1her1ne R. 136. 201 Eks1um. Mary H. 106. 156. 243 Elam. Blion 70. 93. 11B. 229 Elder. Kalli Linn 110, 115, 132. 2413 Eli. Donald 31. 74. 97. 166 Eliusun. Eric J. 106 Eliason. Dr. Morton 183 Ellenbarger. Todd F. 93. 229 Ellig. Dr. Nicholas 192 EIHng. Harm;I 109. 132, 243 E11011. David 145. 229 EIUOH. Jeanne Ann 257 E11I'nan. Be'lh L. 109. 156. 157. 257 Elsbury. Michele 124. 162. 243 Elwood. Marjorie J. 162. 257 Engel. Julie M. 154. 243 Engelhold'r. Ellen 133. 229. 234 Engier. Teresa 109. 257 Engs1'rund. Lorri A, 113. 128, 201 Epps, Koren Jean 116. 141, 257 Erickson. Cloyion 74, 138. 229 Edckson, Julie M. 79. B2. 201 Elickson. Karen L. 126. 141. 258 Erickson, Kirk W. 229 Erickson. Mahlon 70. 71. 93. 229 Ericson. Rick Lee 74. 244 Eaion. Kathy Sue 90. 139. 201 Espel. Susan E. 154. 244 Espen. Tom 129 Esposifn. Frank 258 Esser, Susanne 225 Ester, M. 74. Eiheridge. Alelc M. 13B. 139. 164. 228 Eiheridge. David 244 Evans. Charles E. 105. 156. 141. 256 Enams. Joseph A. 158 Evans. Michael E. 113. 228 Evans. Paul J. 80. 81. 170. 228 Evans. Watyne. D. 258 Everding. Joyce K. 228 Eyshar, Sco1'1 K. 256 F Fabian, Shari Lynn 156, 228 Fagerberg. Mark D. 258 Folk. Tcmie Sue B2. 258 Fall. Laura M. 113. 145. 255 Funderclci. Tori Lin 244 Farley, Diane M, 113. 223 Farm. Blends Kuy 110. 144 Former. Debra Ann 113. 124. 130. 201 Forney. Laura Ann 154 Farrell. Mathew J. 168 Falwell. Mr. John 74, B7, 93 Fellsson. Kim R, 258 Fellows. Lisa Ann 258 Fenfon. Mrs. H0261 89 Fenwick, Dr. Shirlee 139. 192 Ferconio. Angelo M. 229 Ferguson. Edward A. 65. 229 Farm. Borre1 A. 193, 244 Penn. Mrs, Connie 180 Fiola. Linda Ann 110. 258 Fields. Jacqueline D. 79. 115. 244. 146 Fielmann. Ronald C. 89. 168. 25-5 Pinon. Nicholas J. 122. 124. 16-5. 229 Finloyson, Grace M. 155. 201 Finn, LOUIU Lee 152, 244 Fisher. Beth Ann 156, 229 Fishlr. David A. 113, 201 Fisher. Ms. Dolly 68, 69. 86. 90 Fifzpchick. James G. 145. 155. 258 Flanigon. Ann M. 21. 169, 124. 134. 154. 244 Fleming. She1ic Kay 258 FIoming.Tim01hv D, 166. 167, 201 Fiynn. John F. 74, 170 ann. Tracy M. 132. 244 FLynn, William R. 168 Fogde. Dr. Myron 185 FDld, Chris A. 74. 244 FDld. Deiio R. 258 Fotd. Donna L. 173, 257. 253 Fatal. Lisa 128, 162. 244 Ford, Terrance A. 179. 201 Foster. Darcy L. 109. 229 Fosier. JiH A. 164. 244 Fosien Julle Ann 164. 253 Fountain. Drew A. 93. 105. 244. 253 Fountain. Suzanne E. 79. 106. 14.5. 258 Foy. Penny K. 135, 244 France, Jean C. 120. 255 France, Jon M. 109. 145. 255 Frank. Rhea C, 139. 229 Frank, Dr. Robert 183 Frcnsen, Leanne M. 144 Franz. Chris W. 31. 129. 160. 244, 246 Frozell. Mary L. 125, 152, 244 Fralonder. Kevin 244 French.Jona1hon C. 109. 160. 258 FrtssTod. Jay A. 54. 85. 201 Friesth. Sue E. 69, 229 Fr1sbie. Kent W. 124, 166. 229 F1115. Susan K. 109. 244 Fr'11z. Teresa May 258 Frv. Dondold K. 134. 139. 158 Frval. Bradley E. 70, ?1. 93 Fuchs. Cymh'xu J. 106. 124. 164, 223. 229 Fuga, Carol D, 113. 229 Funknouser. Myra J. 113, 229 Fuoco. Angelo 123, 164. 2:14 Granef G Gaerfineer, Steve 113 Gage. Julia Ann 132 Guliey. Mr. James 195 Gannon. Torn M. 258 Gunsemer. Theresa M. 258 Gard, Jenniler Lynn 258 Gardner. Raid A. 170. 171. 244 Garland. Jennifer. S. 142. 154 Garner. David L. 93. 129 Garrison. Diane M. 18. 82. 94, 258 Gaston. ISSOC J. 114, 147. 258 Gaumer. Julie L. 109 Gous. Ms. Cheryl 128, 177 Goyton. John F, 77. 160. 258 Gerding. Frederick R. 160, 244 Gersirz. Margaret E. 244 Gesling. Nancy Lee 69, 90. 144. 229 Giommarese, Beatrice 51. 162. 202 Gibson. Mark P, 30. 31, 130. 172. 202. 205 Giezie. BaHylynn 35, 154. 202 Gilben. Timothy S. 93. 115. 132. 244 Gill, Alan, W. 32, 33. 44. 45, 53. 127. 141. 158, 229 Gill. Thomas. P: 150. 151 Gillan. Lori L 244 G1llllonc1. Brian S. 258 GNson. Kimbereiy Ann 258 Giovenco. Mr. Sidney 125 Gladish. Ken? 0. 74. 166. 258 Glaser. Susan C. 132. 143. 164. 244 Glass. Debra Jean 154. 258 Gia'tzhofer. Lisa M, 255 Gbnn, Johnnie W. 229 G1enn. Sandro E. 258 Glimco. John A. 15. B9. 125. 244 Go-Idi. Toricnne 152. 244 60912. Thomas 253 Gold. Alisa M. 113. 137. 139. 244 Goldsiein, Nathan 244 GolLsch. Julie 135 Gpoerg. A. Roben 160 Gollberg. Jul'm R. 258 Gomberf. Willard E. 158. 256 Goolsbv, P611 1?. 256. 253 Gormcn. Michael 229 Goth. John 145. 258 Goughnout. Lori A. 138. 152, 229 Grams. Pamela 154. 202 Gmlfy. Jeonn 244 Graham. R116 244 Graham. Ruth 2:10 Gramsch. Heather 258 Gramsch, S1sphan 70, 93 Granbuck. Susan 162. 254 Gronet. Mi. Sid 192 Grongar Granger, Rebecco 152, 202 Graser. WilHam 74. 97. 166, 245 Groilgny. Steffi Roe 132, 245 Groudin. Kathy 230 Graves. Donald 202 Gray. Saran 245 Grays, Yvonne 245 Green. Down 135. 139. 202 Greenlee, G1en 258 Greiter. Thomas 255 Gremo. Anmony 168. 25a Graver.Cvn1hio Sue 137. 152. 230. 239 Gdese, Edwards Roy 80. 258 Griesemar. David A. 58. 106. 230 Griifon, Tom E. 79. 166. 245 Gronewold, Roberl M. 245 Gross, Laulie 58, 152 Grosshouser. Jeffrey G. 50, 74. 16B. 245 Grossich. Sharon 258 Grove. KothLeen Ann 245 Grovet. 391157 230 Groves, Tracey 258 Grubbs, Jeffery 114. 147. 259 Gruber. Kur1 230 Guemer. Judy 109. 259 Guemher, Gary L, 99. 245 Guest. Christophe: 88, 89. 166. 167. 202 Guilford. Richard ?7. 160, 245 Gusiufson. Kotin 259 Gusmfson. K151100001 124. 128, 136. 139. 164. 245 Gusmfson. 56011 245 Gusmfson. Todd 109. 202 Gutierrez. ALice 259 Gwolmey. Elem 259 H Haas. Caryn 245 Hobenicht Kris1en 124. 162. 230 Huartjsns, Deborah 230 Hofenepe. Michael 97. 160 Hcgber. Jean 138 Hogeboeck. Elizabeth 259 Hogsdom, Amv Jo 138, 245 Hogglund. Krismfsr 259 Hemline. Michael 74, 259 chID. Therese 124, 125. 128. 154. 229, 230 H011. L150 113, 202 Hall. Richatd 135 Hallver. Theodore 259 Holpar. Michael 141. 202 Humann. JUHe 106. 230 Hamilfon. Dave 160, 245 Hammer, Dean 141 Hommsrberg, Cheryl 202 Hummerber, Chris 88. 69 Hunks. Lynn 152. 245 Hanna, JiH 162. 245 Hansen, Christine 202 Hanson, Wuhel 245 Hordine, Timmhy Lee 230 Horfmd. Megan M, 154 HoHon, Domel 70, 93. 259 Hermon. Mary Jo 124. 125, 182, 152, 245 Harmon. Sharon 259 Horoster. Lorry 139, 230 Hawington. Debra 113, 137. 139. 202 Humson, Marcia 113, 138. 202 Horlmcnn, Cufherins 245 Hartwell. Theodore 259 Hartwell, Thomas 138, 141. 168. 230 Howey, Pa1er 77, 160, 245 Harvey, Susan 114. 146. 259 Husel, Elizab51h 202 Husse, Debra Ann 56. E7. 152. 230 Hussett, Kelly Ann 173. 259 HOThowcv. 501w Jo 245 Houser. Beth Ann 106. 164 Houser, Sue 106, 259 Havercomp. Mrs. 136le 39 Hawk. Euro 120, 121. 124, 259 Hawkins. Henry 115. 147 Howkinson, David 150 Hayden. Cra1g 70. 71 Hayden. James 202 Hayden. Mary 156. 259 Hayes. Roosevelt 109 Heolv, John 145. 245 Heard, An1hony B9. 168. 259 Heath. R055 134 Heberel, Ju1io 141, 154. 155. 203 Hechler. Sharon 162. 203 Heermons, Jennifer 78, 79. 124, 244. 245 Hegbar. Jean 152, 155 Heiden, Ji1! 162. 203 Heiden, Kem 259 Heinze. Timothy 70, 93. 259 H6112. Brion 127. 260. 245. 251 He1big. Arnold 106, 110 HeHer. Kmhryn 106. 230 HeHrung, John 141. 160 HemphiH, Mark 259 Henderson. C. KW 245 Henderson. Cheryl 143. 154. 230 Henderson. Marqunq 203 Hendricks, Julia 109. 135. 230 HenLades. Wihoim 23. 129, 168. 245 Hennafent Nancy 52. 138. 141. 156. 157. 203 Hennessy. Cmstopher 129, 172, 230 Henry. Dr. Gram 177 Henry, Howard 114. 115. 116, 230 Henry. Noreen 22. 138. 152. 259 Henry. Scott 69. 259 Henze. 5:011 97, 133. 168. 203 Herbeck, James 245 Herink. Dr. CurTis 195 Hermon, Nadine 152. 259 Hermoneck, Grace 152. 230 Hernandez. Down 259 Herr, Gary S. 245 Herr, Suzanne L. 152. 245 Herrling. Liso Key 110 Hartmann. yo1erie E. 109. 135, 259 Harsemann, David 259 Hersemann. Eliza 139. 203 Hesslfng. Lucille H. 78. 79, 82, 83, 230 Hewitt. Lonnie G. 93. 245 Heydenbelk. David D. 168. 230 Hicks. Ju1ie Ann 126. 246 Hicks. Lonnie 259 Higgins. 1homos L, 123. 165. 230 Higgins. Wi1liam E. 89, 259 Hilgendorf. Nancy 259 Hill, Cheryl Key 126. 145 Hill, Cherylunn 259 Hill, Dcmel 259 Hill, DI. David 185 Hill, James H. 230 Hill. Jamie D. 156. 203, 234 HiU. Judy L. 246 Hi1. Patricia J. 123. 152. 246. 247 H111, Cyntmo R. 164. 203, 207 H111. Lorri S. 144. 164. 203 Hinds, Nancy 259 Hinrichs, Rebeccc 69. 259 Hintermemer. David 203 anhcock. Craig 160, 259 Hitchcock. Ka1her1ne 156 Honk. Undo Sue 259 Hodge. Gerald K. 113. 203. 158 Hodge. Gregg S, 145. 246 Hodgkinson. Jeanens L. 90, 105. 257, 259 Hoff. Lloyd J.. Jr. 259 Hoffman. Kevin 172. 203 Hoffman. Susan L. 156, 230 Hoffman. Jan 259 Hogan. Daniel J. 202, 203 Hoglund, Cymhiu Kay 135. 154, 230 H01ford. Joy Anna 124, 139. 154. 230 Ho1gerson. Anders MK. 259 Holland, Nancy 162 Houowoy. Mr. Michael 74, 58. B9 Holman. Ruben 109. 135. 230 Holmes, Dr. Leon 193 Hood. Kimberly A. 155. 259 Hooker. Nancy 113. 230 Hoover, Beth 110 Hoover, Dr. Marilyn 152 Hoover. WiUiam 259 Hornan. Dctio 113. 205 Horstmann, Karen 72. 73. 164. 259 Horstmunn. Ken1 203 HosteHer. Mark Alan 109. 246 Housley, Jessica 115. 146. 246 Howell. Barbara J. 230 Hruby, Ctaudic J. 230 Hubbuld, Bradley 129, 130. 131, 203 Jonkowski Huber, Jody 259 Hudson. Karen 109, 259 Hudson. Mr. Teny 178 Hutendick, Deborah 111. 162. 163, 246 Huff, Karl 1'1. 259 Hughes, Cynthia Ann 106. 259 Hughes. Diane Sue 259 Hughes, Natalie A. 124. 131. 156, 203 Hu1lert, Mr. John 35. 192 Huhquisf. Lynn 144, 156. 203 Hunt, David 203 Huntoon, Mr. Karl 52, 194 Hun1ley. Laura 94. 144. 260 Hurd, Amhony 70, 71, 93. 116. 117. 203 Huse. Dr. Nancy 125. 187 Husrncxn. P0171129 203 Huss. HoHv JEH 230 Hyde. Patrick 260 Hynes. Gary 168. 203 lngelson. Ms. Jeannine 1? ? Ingram. Shalby 124. 156. 246 Innis. Jim 74. 168. 203 Ireland. Nancy M, 110 lwine, Douglas 74. 134 Irwin. Bradley 109. 246. 260 lfw1n, Todd 160 lselmann. Eric 93. 150 hurrolde, Velma 230 Hurralde. Vivlon 246 Iwamoto. Scott 260 Izblcky. Carolyn 260 J Jacewicz. James 246 Jocks. Chat 82 Jackson. Claudio 230 Jackson. Deborah 114, 146. 203 Jackson. Duwayne 93, 246 Jackson. Jennifer 162. 203. 204 Jackson. Marilyn 109. 204 Jackson.-Scro 123. 130. 131. 156, 204 Jackson. Sco1t 230 Jackson, Scott D. 109. 230 Jackson. Todd 74. 80. 168 Jackson, Wendy 115. 146 Jacobs. Richard 125, 160. 250 Jacobson, Tracey 230 Jocquin. Lisa Ann 246 Joeke. Jacqueline 250 Johnke. Cynfhio L. 246 Jonkowski, Koren 145. 260 Jonkowski. Malk 144. 145. 170. 246 Index 301 a 1 n 302 Index Jas'xom Jusloto. Anne'He 106. 230 Jasper. Mr. Ben 35 Jasper. Christine 137. 204 Jawoisz. Adam J. 230 Jovden. J. 97 Jeffers. Sarah 113. 137. 139, 230. 239 Jeffery. RiChOld P. IH 170 Jennings. Pamela Ann 231 Jensen, Daniel 109. 246 Jensen, Dennis 231 Jensen, James 129 Jensen, Jean 69, 114, 2150 Jensen. Kimberly 164. 204 Jensen, Ruben 70. 71. 92. 93. 204 Jensen. Trevor 246 Jess, David 115. 139, 145. 231 Jessup. Mark 74. 166, 204 Jevi12. John D. as. 59. 90. 123.' 127. 2.31 Jimenez. Jennifel 72 Joesfen. Gregg 260 Johannes. Lynn 23. 109. 110. 137. 246 Johns, Joanne 156. 204 Johnson. Anne 231 Johnson. Brenda Sue 72. 126. 144. 145. 246 Johnson, Brian Lee 260 Johnson. Carolina 260 Johnson. Christopher 170. 231 Johnson, Cvmhio Ann 260. 263 Johnson. Darryl 124. 160. 246 Johnson. David 170. 246 Johnson. Debra 137. 204 Johnson. Eric K. 231 Johnson. Elic T. 109. 135. 204 Johnson. Gregg 28. 30. 74. 124. 204 Johnson. Gregory 246 Johnson. June 141, 156. 157. 204 Johnson. Joy 166. 231 Johnson. Jeffrey 246 Johnson, Karen Lee 86. B7. 90 Johnson. Karen M. 58. 246, 260 Johnson. Ken 170 Johnson. Dr. Kenna?! 192 Johnson. Klian L. 152, 246 Johnson. Krisiy Lynn 109. 124, 162. 260 Johnson. L. 97 Johnson. Laura Moe 90. 144. 231 Johnson. Lise Kay 12B, 164. 260 Johnson. Mark D. 260 Johnson. Mark S. 58 Johnson. Mark W. 204. 246 Johnson. Mary Kay 137, 13? Johnson. Melanie Roe 141, 156, 231 Johnson, Michelle 109. 110. 134. 210 Johnson, Miriam V. 231 Johnson, Patricia Ann 154. 231 Johnson. Dr. Robert 195 Johnson, Sally Ann 124, 126. 154, 246 Johnson. Stephen 246 Johnson, Stephen P. 118, 158. 204 Johnson, Timmhy 74. 204 Johnson. Timothy W. 260 Johnson, Vicki Lee 145, 260 Johnsrun. Cynfhio M. 62. 125. 132. 152. 246 Johnsfun. Gory 15l. 204 Johnston. Julie Ann 86, 87, 134 Johnston. Lance 260 Johnston. Stephcme 55. 106, 260 JohnsTon. Thomas 260 Jokisch. Kevm 260 JoHcoeur. Mark 124. 129, 245 Jones. Connie 144. 204 Jones. Craig 35. 139. 204 Jones. Cynihio 110, 115, 146. 247 Jones. David 79. 93, 231 Jones, EEen 69. 144. 260 Jones, Karen 138. 152, 231 Jones. Kelkv 124. 141, 1GB, 169. 231 Jones. Marcus 168, 170, 247 Jones. Shawn 170. 247 Jordan, Judifh 142. 231 Joseph. Daniel 158. 260 Just. Wendy Lou 260 Judd. Martin 118. 160. 247 Juergensen. Jeff 145. 260 Jurich. John 97. 260 Jurchek. Chem Ann 260 K Kagel, Chrisme 260 Kohl, 58. 113. 197 Kohle. Kerry 161, 231 Kohler. John 74. 260 Kale. Colleen 94. 139 Kale. Galmyn 82, 247 Kalembo. Alion 74. 150 Kolernbo. Art 74, 150. 231 Kulfsnbuch. L015 109. 152. 231 Kompl. Jeffrey 70. 93, 247 Kane. Timmhy 231 Kangos, Komy 231 Kopischke, Km 74. 260 Kaplan. Sieven 232 Koply. Susan 260 Kopustko. Lourine 109. 134. 145, 232 Kurdelis. Jone! 134, 247 Kosap. Peter 74. 260 Katoll, John 118. 129. 141 Kotsekes. Pawn 156 Kcufmonn. Janeen 113. 138, 232 Kaufman. L150 109. 124. 135. 232 Keogla. Cynthia 72, 73. 152. 232 Keaton. Alon Ray 114. 260 Keim, Jerry 232 Keleher. Tracy Sue 145, 247 KeHeL Jamie 152. 232 Ke11ner, Patrick 100, 101 Ke1ly. Kcmv 94. 95, 109. 204 Kelly, Liia 232 Kelly, Mary Lee 128. 133, 152. 247 Kemmann. Kaela Kay 247 Kennedy. Henry 232 Kerker. Ahce 204 Kess1e:. Koihi 247 Kindschuh, Melly K. 116. 164. 247 K1ng, Geoxge 120 K1ng. Reginald 114. 147. 260 King, Timothy 260 Kinman. Gregory 247 Kipp. Jonmhcn 109. 232 Kirkpatrick. Jerry 93. 147 Km. Dr. Michael 113. 193 Kimeson. Dr, Stan 59, 144 Kivimaki. Vicki 139. 232 Kluefsch. Kunlel 260 Klutkowski. Catherine 247 Klein. Antonin 93, 260 Klein, James 260 lendwouh, Darcy Ann 86, 247 Kline, MichoH L. 50, 145. 247 Klmg. Gregg Man 124. 127. 247 Kling, Paul 232 Klingner. Caron 232 Kloiber, Gregory 160 Klonowskh Joanne 113, 141, 232 Knees. Laura 247 Knepper. John 126 Knight. Millicem 115. 124, 142, 146, 164, 232. 238 Knips. Randal Ken 11B. 170. 232 Knoblock, Lynne 204 Knourek. Kevin 95, 15B Knowles. Donald Lee 145 Knupson. LssHe 136 Knth. Ronald 160. 260 Kocher. Colleen 156. 260 Kocher. Karen 155. 247 Koelbel. Charles 138. 247 Koeller. Gram 109. 250 Koenig. Mark 232 KosniTzer, Nancy Kay 69. 90, 91. 144. 260 Kolar, Law: 152. 204 Komotynskyj, Adrian 99, 260. 261 Komornicki, Lori Ann 124, 189, 154, 232 Konlor, Karen 90. 260 Kopperud, David 247 Korienek. Dennis E., Jr. 232 Koski, Korhleen 16, 131. 137. 164. 204 Kos1el1c, Mary 131, 138. 144. 152. 204 Kotlebo, Donie1 204 Kowdke, Kofhv Joy 130. 232 Kowdske. KeHh 205 Kroarner. KeLvin 109. 205 Kraft. Michue1 172. 205 Kragnass. Pamela Kay 109. 232 Lawson Krommer. Calvin 138 Kries. Catherine 68, 69, 90. 154. 247 Ksiazek, Julie 260 Krismaniis. Mrs. Susan 72 Kubqiak. Carl 247 Kubola, Carolyn 261 Kubalo. J01ie 509 '70. 247 Kuchm. Nancy 25. 109. 113. 125. 137'. 145, 233 Kuctha, Susan 69, 173. 261 Kuduri, Thomas 106. 233 Kuschenbarg. Davld 261 Kuehn. Cynthia 162. 205 Kuenning. Mary K. 261 Kuhlman. Karen Due 90. 91. 261 K0105, Ku1hlesn E. 141, 247 Kunzie, June 247 Kuperus. Jon 74. 147, 247 Kurrle. Gail 128. 136. 137. 164. 247 Kur1h. AmeHo A, 109. 261 Kuzel. Gary J. 118. 247 Kuzelko. Kmhy L. 124, 145. 154. L LcForfune. Edwin 172 La Rue, Susan 109. 135, 261 Lockore. Lance 247 LaFrenz, Nathan 58. 106, 111. 122. 205 Luge. Jill Mans 2451 Lageriof. Roberf 129. 136. 247 Laird, Susan J. 261 Lampe, Bradtey 109. 261 Lomphsre. Down 124. 128. 261 Lcnohun. Catherine Ann 261 Lcndherr, Chnstopher D. 261 Long, Dr. John 157 Long, Mark 80. 134, 166. 247 Longs. David 168, 261 Longhcrnmer. Haike 247 Longrock. Mr, David 85, 89. 97 Lonkford. Shimay G. 145. 261 Lunklord. WiHicm 118 Larrobee. James 106 Larson. Chem L. 162 Larson. Docid A. 233 Lolson. Dr. Ingemor 182 Larson. Kerri 173. 261 Larson. Mark 109. 261 Larson, Mark R. 261 Larson. Michael P, 261 Larson. Scott 109, 160. 261 Larson, Shari Lynn 261 Lassen. Karen 124, 134 Lawhon, DI. Edward 59 Louih. Joel 106. 160. 261 Lauih. Julie 154, 233 Lawrence, Kerry 261 Lawrence. MCHC 261 Lawrence, Thomas 70, 93. 261 Lawson. Lisa 261 Le Le. Cohn Von 233 Leach, George 261 Leach, homes 132. 133. 24? Lame, Bunnie Anne 162 Lee, Gnu Movie 110, 124, 125. 247 Lee, M, James 179 Legg, Jamey 80, 166, 205 Lehman. Lori Ann 109. 261 Lekonder, Bem Ann 116, 124. 247 Lekander, Brian J. 32. 109. 261 Lekowski, David 247' Lemon, WHliam 233 Leng. Annette T, 164, 233 Lengefeld. Donna 139 Leon. Michael 138. 361 Leonordson. Jone 152. 153. 261 Leonem. Linda 141. 162. 163. 205 Leoni. Tracey 233 Lesher. Ertc 74. 50. 247 Levey. Bobbie 154 Levsy, 565cm 154, 205 Lawn, Dr. Arnold 185 Levin, Kcrl 113. 139. 247 Lewis. Alan 124, 168. 233 Laws, Irene 114. 142. 261 Lew1s, Pofrick 74, 132, 247 Lidecku, Rufh 20. 58. 59. 106, 205 Liedtke. Michael 261 Liesmun. Lyneite 152, 261 Lieizau, Sdndm Kay B6, 162, 261 Li1jegren. Mrs. Dmothy 180 Li1jegren. Kmhryn A. 82, 247 Li1lie. Dione 125, 156. 205 Lind. Chem Ann 132, 138, 156. 24? Lindberg, Bteta H. 128, 154 Lindglem. Roberf 170 Lindholm. Pofrlcio 109, 126, 233 LindquisT, Ar'rhur 77. 248 Linabuck. Richard 233 LipperT, Muriel J. 109, 135, 233 LIHersf. Diane 261 Uvingsfon, Robert 74. 261 LLoweHyn. Pamela Ann 261 Lofgren, Barbara J. 233 LOHin, Mr. Dennis 1?9 Logan, Connie J. 130, 151. 138. 152, 205 Logan. Debra 261 Logan. Dlane 125, 261 Lomos. Pofrick 80, 129. 168, 248 Lombardo, Louise 113, 253 Lancor. Mark 233 Long. Emlh; 139, 141, 164. 205 Langfenow, Thomas 150, 151 Loos, Richlyn M. 233 Loose, Dr Patrice 185 Losbv. Roben 74. 233 Losby, Rhomos D. 124 Love, Janet Kay 58, 106. 152. 248 Lueck, Linda J, 233 Lund. Donna 110 Lund. John 118. 261 Lund, K6111 Jo 82. 94. 95, 144, 233 Lundeen, Bruce 145 Lundeen. ELisabeTh A. 106. 134. 248 Lundeen. Mr, Vincent 89, 181 Lundina. Brad 9?, 168 Lundt Julie Ann 136, 173, 261 Lvding, Kmherine 248 Lynch, Dionne 31. 123. 139. 152, 233 Lynch. Mary 113, 205 Lvmberg. Paul 248 M Mac Donutd, Holly J. 248 Mcccobee, David 109, 233 Maegdlin. Lisa 50, 109. 156, 15?, 261 Mcegdlin. Lisa 50, 109. 156, 157, 261 Mugee. Karen 154. 248 Mcgnus. Robert 129, 233 Muhcffey, Dr. Charles 184 Muicke, Jeffrey 74. 170. 243 Mujkowsm. Steven 150 Maki, C1airs 104. 261 Molberg, Susan 156 Mullkowskw, Michael J. 136, 165. 234 Muliziu, David H. 138. 163. 234 Maincr, Gerard J. 124, 248 Mclyso, SoHy Anne 261 Mdzom. Laura 139. 154 Mompel. David 93. 105. 248 Manchester. Kimberly Ann 173. 248 Manick. Annaife 205 Manley. Kenneth 158. 250 Mannon. Pa1sy Sue 79. 261 Mormon, Rick 160. 206 Marcy, Craig 29, 262 Mcrik, Mary Ann 45. 130. 131. 15?. 143, 154, 155. 206 Muring. Julie 123. 124. 136. 165. 169, 248 Morinko. Mark 124. 166, 248 Markuson, Gmnf 129, 135. 262 Mcrkwdd. ElwzubeTh L, 156, 262 Murloif, Diana 123, 124, 125, 130. 131. 138, 139. 141.152. 153, 206 Mursdsn. David 160, 262 Mcrsden. Jonei 124, 154, 155, 248 Marsh. Jenniler 262 MorshaH. Pamela 231. 234 quenos, Dr, Shorlean 185 MorTin. Daniel 80. 81. 16B, 16'? Madin. JeHrey 155, 234 MorTin. Judith Ann 262 Martin. Steve 171, 248 Martin. William 31. 97. 118, 123. 127, 158. 232 Muninson, Jeffrey 166. 208. 234 Madmen. Laura Ann 152 Morzinzik. Joy 262 Mason, Mrs. Murjolie 180 Mason, Mr. Perry 178 MamreHi, Mark 124. 262 Memes, Bruce 206 Mmhew, Marsha Sue 262 Mathiesen, Chris 262 Mmlix, Penny 234 Maurer. Kennem 248 May. Jane 262 Mayfield, Leslie 115, 146. 234 Mayo. Stephen 93. 262 Mc Cobe. Kofhy 31. 154, 234, 235 Mc Con. Steven 166, 234 McCollum, Dr, Lawrence 192 Me Conn. James 115. 145, 262 McCorL Dr. Bruce 185 Mc Canhy. Diane B6. 124, 138. 144. 234 Mc Carfhy. Timothy J. 116, 248 Mc Ccmhy. Winidm J., HI. 109. 113. 145. 245 Mc Cloin. Robert 163, 262 MC Cloughan. kevin 97, 124. 12?. 129. 130, 131. 145, 160. 206 MC Comb, Wendy 262 Mc Corkmdole, Enk 248 MC Cowin, Maw Ann 94, 234 Mc Coy, Douglas K. 74, 115, 145. 248 MC Coy. Douglas K. 74, 115, 145. 248 Mc Cu1lough, Debra 126, 173, 248 Mc David. Derrel 248 MC Donald. 1seano 115, 146, 245 MC DowelL Henry 114 MC Dowell, WHIiom 262 MC Gee, Barbara 109. 246 Mc Genes. John 245 Mc Govern, Arm Lee 120. 121, 136, 135. 145.234 MC Gowan, Susan 206 MC GruTh. Edward J. 138, 168. 234 Mc Gray. Mary 262 Mc Guire. Mark 248 Mc Kendry, John Alan 80. 262 Mc Kenzie. Timothy 93. 262 MC Key. Todd 11B. 206 MC Kinnon, Patricia 128, 134. 248 MC Loughlln, Beth 113. 139, 234 Mr: Loughlin, Dr, Donmd 195 McLaughlin. Sisfer Mary 181 Mr. Mahon, Pcmick 50 Mc MQsTels, Brenda 109. 136. 234 Mc Meekon. Carolynn 248 MC Meekcn. Teresa 137. 284 MC Mil1an. Terry 93, 114 Me Pherson, James 74. 166. 234 M09 Mc ROS. Brent 115 MC Rae. $6011 106. 139, 234, 262 MC Vuy. Theresa 234 Meogher, Lindsay 156, 159. 245 Meokel, Douglas 262 Meeden, Glenn 262 Meiey, Susan 124, 125. 258 Meisch, James 74, ED, 168. 262 Mellon, Michael 19, 93, 166, 262 Melton. Russell 9?, 168, 234 Meminger. Dirk 206 Mendoza, Thomas 136, 138, 206 Meneghem, Michele 162, 206 Men1ch. Mark 9?, 166, 262 Manic. Chris'rine 109, 135. 234 Melbifz, Kyfi E. 138 Messinger. Barbara 31, 124, 128, 154, 234 Mefcolf. Melanie 262 Meyer, Mr. Clarence 186 Meyer, Marie 162, 258 Meyer. Mark 166, 234 Mezger, Linda Sue 262 Mezger, Lorrie Ann 234 Michaelis. Lucinda 136 Michna. Sally T. 152. 206 Michonski, Suzanne 143, 154, 262 Mihailovich, Steven 262 Mihalopoulos. Anne 262 Mihalopoulos. Yvonne 262 MiIoni. Franco X. 262 Milbourn. Richard H. 97. 262 Miles. Down 136 Miles. Kiono Gov 113, 134, 234 Mi1k, Bryan 248 Millage, Nancy 262 Miller, Beth 206 Miller, Eleni 153. 159, 249 Mxller, Chrisfwns M. 139 Miller, Cyn1hia A. 90. 110. 131, 1.37. 156. 206 Mlller, David 145. 249 Mxller, Donalle J. 134. 135. 206 M1ller, Dorothy 106, 206 M1ller, Lori 90. 91, 113, 144, 249 Miller, Ms. Mojorie 180 Miller. Michael T. 249 Miller, Patricia Ann 113. 139. 145. 234 Miller. Steve 234 Miller, Steven 138. 206 MiLler. Thomas 249 Miller, Todd 28. 74. 9?. 249 Mi1ler, Vicki 234 Minch. Kevin 206 Minks. Laura 110. 113, 120. 124. 130, 135, 206 Mirr, Luonne 94, 262 Misner. Jean 164. 234 Mitchen. Mc Lain, Margaret A. 154. 206 Mi11s. Diana 123. 128. 131, 156. 207 1 Mizeur. Scott 105, 207 M09. S1even Joy 170. 171. 262 index 303 24...,r-u- Moeller Moel1er. Denn1s 170 Mokry. Thomas 38. 142. 160. 205 Mohne, DI. Norm 35, 125. 184 Moline, Sally A. 162. 207 MoHer. David 109, 262 Moller. Davoron Ann 156. 234 Moltn. Arlen 249 Monroe. Hollis 106 Moody, Anthony 160. 249 Moore. Michael 109. 249 Moore. Timofhv 109. 145, 234 Morales. Deborah 114. 115. 124. 146. 234 Moron. Marie 94, 128. 152. 249 Moreschi. Roberf 110, 134. 135, 138, 141 Morgan. Chrksfophar 170 Morgan, S'ieven 165. 262 Money. Louunne 126, 233. 235 Morris. Lia Ann 152. 262 Morris. Vc1eno 249 Morrison, Daniel 74 Morrison, Mr. Donc1d 40. 41. 57. 106 Morrison, Jona'rhun 20, 106. 160 Morros, Dr. Carroll 195 Monensen. Robar1 168, 249 Mortenson. Dole 151 Mormund. Michael Lee 262 Mossy, Michele Rae 262 Mo1on, Anthony 116. 117 Mueller, Anna 113 Mulder, Sheila 2-35 Muller. Glam 109. 262 Mullins, John 262 Munson, Alan J. 166. 210, 249 Murphy, C. Pamck 158. 207 Murphy. Dorsey E. 262 Murphy. Kathryn L 262 Murrens, John 101. 109, 125, 166. 235 Murrens. Thomas R. 124 Musselmon, Judith H. 207 Mus1er. Kenneth 160. 235 Mmko. Ronald 158, 262 Myers. Mark 262 Myslicki, Christine M. 173. 262 N Naffzger, Kimberly Ann 235 Nagel, Ronald 74, 75 Nukasnima, Wiliiam 262 Nash. Suzanne 263 Nofions, Dr, EIisobeih 122, 190 Nuughiin. Kathleen 124. 136. 235, 263 Naughtin. Pcmick 134l Nechring. James 249 Neat. Lee 172 Nefzg-r. Dr. Bsn 192 Netson. Amanda 126, 235 Nelson, Audrsi 123. 147, 249 Nelson, Bram 172. 207 31 304 Index Nelson. Brian 172. 249 Ne1son. Chrisfwne 162, 207 Nelson. Cynthia 68. 69, 90, 235 Neison, Dr. Douglas 53, 177, 195 Nelson. EHzabem Ann 137. 207 Nelson, DE. Hurry 184 Nelsen. Janice 154, 231. 235 Nelson. Julie 138, 156. 249 Nelson. Kmhryn 82. 249 Ne1son, Kevin 106. 263 Ne1son. Kim 141. 235 NeLson. Laura J. 118, 135. 263 Nelson, Laura L. 263 Nelson, Linda 173. 263 Nelson, Lorene 249 Nelson, Natalie 164, 207 Nelson, S, 101 Nelson, WilLiClm J. 207 Neubuuer, JeHrey 97, 249 Neumann. Dione Joy 154, 235 Newcomb, Ban 125 Newccmb, Comerine 143. 263 Newcomb. Debra 242. 249 Newman, Karen 32. 33, 42. 106, 136, 207 Newman, Marv 114, 142, 146, 207 Newman. Paul 150. 235 Newton, Chem 109. 135. 263 Nay. Jennifet 110. 132. 249 Neybn, Thomas 97, 116. 118, 151, 235 Nicholson. Joan 141. 154. 235 Nickles. Gerald 207 Nickles, Jefirey' 74. 145 Nihon, Tamara Ann 18. 263 Nltsos, Vickie 263 Nixon. Lincoln X, 263 Niznik, Frances 19, 157. 249 Niznik. Margaret 156. 235 Nobbe, Pamela 263 Nome, Susan 109, 249 No1on. Colleen 152, 235 Nornielia, Dr. Disnaldo 190 Noordenbos, Polvanu M. 136. 248, 249 Nopps. Ann Marie 124, 125, 126. 137. 249 Norberg. Birg'nfa 249 Nord. David 109, 123. 127. 141. 158. 159, 263 Nerd. Rodney Lee 127. 249 Nords1rom, Bradley J, 249 Nordsirorn, Mdlk 93 Norfon. Dr. N1Ie F. 105, 109 Nor1hs1rum, E1oine 263 Novok, L011 125. 152. 235 Novak, Thomas 85, 166, 235 Nybelg. Andy E. 160. 235 Nyberg. RDDEH K. 30, 166. 207 O O'Neil, Brian 110, 160, 235 O'Rourke. Carolyn 154, 263 , O'Rourke. John 74. 249 051166. Brian R. 74 Oak. Dycnne 139, 143, 156. 235 Ookey. Mary T. 263 Oaks. 168 Obenhaus, Kimberly Ann 145, 241 Oberheumon. Scoti 263 Oberstoefiel. Sfephonie 125, 128. 235 Oddsen, Kathryn 262 Odendim. Steven 77. 160. 249 Odom. Ellen 263 ON. James 110, 207 Ohrberg. Kelly Jay 263 Oliver, VicToyia Ann 136. 249 Ollsnburgel. Tim 160. 249 Olsen, Men 106, 235 O1sen. Paul 70, 89. 93, 186 O1son, Christopher J. 263 Olson, Erik A, 235 Olson. Gene 89, 166 Olson, Mikael Jon 2613 Olson. Renee 109. 263 Olson. Robert 172, 207 O1son. Scott 160. 207 O1son, Tom 166, 207 OLsson, L150 Lee 78. 79, 249 Oren. Ron Mark 109. 235 Ornduhl, Michael Lee 170, 263 Orr. Ke1lie J, 142, 143. 162 Orfwz. Richold 158, 263 Osborne, Anne E. 235 Osel, Kofi 123. 136 Osman, Paul 207 Osth. Jennifer 162, 249 Oswald. Nuncv 235 011. Deon P, 172, 255 Owens. Judith 263 P Fo1incsur,Mr James 178 Palmer. Kimberly 137. 208 Palmal. Peter 77, 263 Pulmel, Susan L. 123, 128, 156. 249 Poles, Mary 203 Ponici, Dem 119 Pcnos. Louls 160. 208 Panzer, Laurel 109 Papinecu, Danie1 70, 93. 235 Puppos, George 208 Porchert. Renee 79. 120, 121. 128, 249 Pork, Deon 136, 158, 235 Park, Shirley 113. 135. 138, 203 Parker, Down 235 Parker. Undo 141, 162, 163, 208 Parks. Marshau J. 70, 93, 263 Pormenter. Edwin A. 263 Parrion, Leslxe 109, 136, 145, 249 Parsons. Carol Ann 113. 138, Pierson 235 Parson. Chervl Ann 152. 235 Panes. Twone 97. 235 PauL Darlene 124, 162. 235 P0015911, Joseph W. 235 Paulus, Kennem H. 205 Puvinuhs, Gene 145 PeorsouL. Undo Sue 263 Penman. Andrea 249 Pearson. Donold 160, 263 Pearson. Jeffrey 106, 208 Peoslev. Cindi L, 143, 164, 249 Peden. Ode11 85, 115, 250 Pedersen, Jill 235 Pedersen, Mark 141, 158, 235 P961. Gary 263 Pellagrknl, Lawrence 263 Pendergcm, M16hae1 74, 250 Penkovo, Donne 145, 236 Penney, Jay 74 Pesavenfo, Anihony 250 Pssuvsnto, JuILa 130, 131, 164, 200 Peters. Linda 250 Petersen, Linda 250 Petelsen. Carol J. 236 Peiersen. Carol 137 Peterson. Dr, Donald 89 Peietson. He1di E, 210, 134, 263 Peterson, Cyn'rhia Ann 263 Peterson, Dean J. 129, 236 Pe1erson, Gary T. 158. 236 Peierson, Gregg J, 199. 208, 239 ' FeTerson, Juno Lvnnjo. 90. 109. 125. 236 Peferson, Joe1 B 236 Pe1srson, Jun W. 236. 248 Peterson. Julie Kay 125, 236 Peterson, Kathy E 138. 236 Pefarson, K01hy E. 143, 143. 156. 250 P9151500. L El1en 68. 69, 263 Pe1erson. Lonv B. 109. 236 Petetson. Lon K 154, 236 Petelson. Mark T 163. 244. 251 Peierson. Dr, Me1ber1 153 Petetson, Robin 109. 263 Peterson, 5me 109, 135. 236 Peterson, Bus 144. 173, 208 Petersnn. Terri Ann 124, 173. 263 Pe1erson. Tracy L 109. 156. 205 Petmli. Janis 173. 263 PheLps. G-orgi 124, 158, 102. 261 Phillips. Angela 115. 124. 134. 236 Phillips, J9me? 208 Ph1llips. Jerome 115 this, Calherlne B6. 263 PhiHis, DI. Richard 180 Piorowski, Ronald Leo 97, 263 P1Cke11, Mrs. Mary 180 Plehl, Gregory S. 74, 263 Pierce. Kevin 106. 263 Pierce. Wil1iom 74. 263 Piersoll, Sherri 124. 208 Pierson. Brenda Lee 113. 250 Pierson Piefson, Kan 250 Pin1er. Garry 131, 172, 205 Pimer. Larry 131. 172. 205 Pimo, Nicholas 263 Pipcl. Karen 31, 90. 124. 128. 144. 164. 250 Plrch, L156 106 PLHenget. Susan 105. 264 Poduch. Julia 264 Poduch. Laura 116. 124. 128. 131. 236 Potonsky, Robert 95. 105. 236 FoHard, Trudy 72, 124, 164, 236 PoHner. Heather L, 139. 236 Pouock, Elizabeth Ann 164. 250 Pors'rmonn. Carolyn A. 250 Former. Wendy Jo 139, 241 Posotari. James J, 209 Pohost. Bernard J. 74, 93, 2154 Potter. Wllllam B. ll 209 Powell, Aerenne V. 114. 209 Powers, S1evan 74. 264 Powell. Jeffrey 264 PowLess. Dome! 120, 156. 264 Pruchf, Valeria 154. 236 Prunge, Thomas Lee 113. 139. 250 Fran. List: 139. 156. 209. 236 Watt, Roger S. 109. 141. 264 Prebcn, Donna Jo 109. 154, 264 Prejeon. Alvin J. 250 FrenTice, STeven E, 264 Fress1ey. Lynn M 156. 264 Pressiy. Tim E. 158 FresTon. Cofnleen 154. 264 Price, Shane D. 48, B4. 85. 115, 236 Pri'H's. Gary 5, 89. 250 Pugs1ey. STeven 70. 71. 93. 250 Puls, Chrisfine Ann 16, 264 Puls, James 209 Pu1mun. Crys1al Day 94, 113. 144. 229, 236 Pyper, Lesne Zoe 109. 113. 133 Q Quinlin, Daniel P. 106. 209 R Pobuse, Lynne 137. 138. 236 Rudicevic. Anna 72, 144. 264 ROdIoff, David 160. 161. 209 Rodloff. Kafhryn 94. 95. 162. 236 RodloH. Dr. Robh 185 Rohe, Margaret 134. 250 Ruhlf. Wayne 85. 113. 116. 118, 209 Rainer, James 147. 264 Rapier. wllliom 45. 84, 85. 114. 147. 209 Raskle, Alan F. 101, 158 Ratch. Chris'rino Ann 124. 236 901C111. Ms. Margery 59, 136 Ruufeisen. L130 264 Roz. PhHIip W. 158. 264 Reade. Mr. Roberi 74. 59 Ready. Marv E. 58. 116, 124, 125. 236 Redenbo. Kurt 93. 166, 236 Reed. Catalina Key 143. 164. 250 Reed. Julie L. 72. 162. 264 Reed. Michue1 R. 115. 170. 250 Reed. Mr, Richard 195 Reese. Polly Sue 90. 1B2 Rages. Anner1e J. 235 Reichardf, Victoria Ann 109, 156 Reid. Joseph A. 2154 Reid. Scot? 74, 264 Reidy. MoHy 109, 173, 164 Reif. Nancy 152 Railing. Ross R. 109, 236 Reinehsen, Peier J. 264 Raising. Peggy E. 109. 156 Remmers. .1010 Ann 109, 264 Renken. Elizabeth A. 130. 131, 138. 156. 209 Remake. Dr. David 183 Remg. Susan Daihleen 72, 156. 236 Rezin. Keiih 100. 101. 108, 236 Ricaude. Emma 143. 154. 250 Ricci. Ksnnefh 10?. 265 Rice, MicheHe L. 124. 142. 154. 155. 250 Ricmer. Dovofhy 109. 110. 264 R1ch1er, George C. 31. 124. 166 Rickcbougn. Lori Ann 264 Ridinger, Lisa Amy 139, 142. 164. 236 Reid. Pame11a E. 237 Riccio. Mr. Dennis 74. 80. 89 Rife, John L, 237 Rigdon. S19v9 250 Rlley. Dona E, 250 Riley. Pclrick 77. 264 Riley. Timofhy 209 Rm. 6169 250 Rivalu. Isrcal BO. 168. 169. 264 Rivets, Luiher 84. 85, 114. 130. 147', 209 Roune. Mary Q. So. 264 Robb, Desilae A. 110. 139. 250 Rubens. Bret M. 32, 135 Roberts. Kenneth 264 Robertson, Bryan Lee 118, 134, 136, 237. 264 Roche. John F. 74. 93. 168, 160, 264 Reader. Kathy J 162 Roegner, Douglas 93. 170. 264 Rcess1er, William A,. Jr, 264 Rogers. Pomem Sue 264 Regiers. Debra Ann 82, 141. 250 Rokoiiis. James V. 109. 129. 160. 254 Ronehetfo. Mary Key 143, 154, 237 Rose. M15. Dora 180 Roselle, Lori Joan 264 Rosen. Robert A. 166, 201, 209 Ross. Dacid J. 264 Ross, Ezekiel, 250 Ross. Linda 209 2055, Norman J. 264 Rousey. Martha 237 Roms. F. Craig 97. 237 Rubin. Glenn 172 Rubino. Robed 158 Ruda. David 124. 138, 141. 158. 159, 209 Rudy. Paul 172. 237 Rueckei. Lisa May 113, 237 Rugmes, Telesc 164 Rumsey. Cindy Kay 250 Runfe1s. Terri R09 56. 87. 154. 264 Runkle. Jon F. 138. 166. 209 Runkka. Mary 152. 264 Ruoco. AngWa 137 120560. Scot? 264 Rusnok. Susan 164. 201 RusselL. Craig 160. 209 RusseH. Lorain 152. 209 Russeu, Sandra Key 124. 162 Rmherford. Barbara Ann 115 Ryan. Beth-Anne 162. 163. 250 Ryan. Edward 172. 209 Ryan. Mike 172 S Sahlstrom, K-n'r 209 Scbwcy. Mark 70. 93. 250 szmann. Donmd 170, 171, 251 Sampson. Amy Jo 109 Somuetson. Karen 109. 264 Somyn, Debbie Anne 109. 164. 264 Sanders, Kerry A. 209 Sanders. Yvonne 114. 142. 146. 264 Sandoval. Lisa Jo 251 Sandstmm. Sandro 123. 126. 137. 237 Sangster. Toyee L. 114. 142. 146. 264 Suuer. Jamey L. 160 Savage. Douglas A. 129. 265 Schoefer. Dougias J. 209 Schufer, Karen S. 113. 139. 237 Schoefer. Vanessa Anne 128. 265 Schufar. Theodore W 127, 144, 160, 261 Schoirar. Jo Anne 94. 126. 144. 265 SchonenbeHQ. Amend A. 164. 210 Shirley Scheffner, Carol J. 113. 137. 237 Schermen, Dr. Timothy 177 Schick, Mark R, 29, 30. 74. 93. 166. 210 Schieierdecker, Lu Ann 156. 251 Scmllinger. Susan M. 132, 135. 142. 150. 251 Schippel, Suson 109. 264 Schlenker, Charles E. 134. 265 Schlesinger. Koren 265 Schlul'rer. mamas M, 109. 265 Schlue1er, Debra 265 Schmuchf. Kale C. 80. 163. 251 Schmid. Pamela J. 109. 135. 173. 2645 Schmidt. Timmhy 53. 210 Schneider, Bob 123. 127. 210 Schneider, Cowl L. 136 Schneider. Gail 265 Schneider. Wiliiam J 31. 50. 84. 85. 166. 237 Schnell. William J. 245, 251 SchoVko. Ann L. 237 Schoh. Judith H. 237 Schriefer. Sibyl 210. 257 Schriefer. Stefn'x K. 162, 163 Schrock. Elaine Ann 79. 164 Schroeder. Charles 138. 251 Schrieder. FoTrick J, 265 Schubkegel, Alfred Jr.. 105 Schumzle. Ralph 85. 265 Schugg. Jay 77, 138. 237 Schul1z. Robert 160. 237 Schulz, Mifc'nel D. 80. 251 Schumann. Amhony L. 134. 210 Schuster. Chistine M. 120. 265 Schwartz. Kimberly Sue 251 Schweninger, Rebeccc L. 139, 152. 210 Schwepp. Julie E 265 Scott. Jerri L. 251 ScoH, Richard 102. 135. 265 Scromon. Peggy Ann 138. 237 Ssoberg. Marita 265 Seoblcom. Cynthia M. 69. 144. 210 Sachem Dale 109. 138. 210 Seoholm. Mark 210 Seuword. Danette 58 Sebastiani, Jacquelyn Ann 265 Senne, Dr. Donald 89 Seradc. Timothy 74. 265 Sevform. Eric 166. 265 Shofur, Mark 209 Sharer. Rollie 92. 93. 145. 251 Shattuck. T610 210 Sheehcn, Ka1hlean M. 128, 2455 Shenauf. Jeannie 164. 210 Sheppard, June 23? Sherman. Llndo L, 265 Shelmon. Lisa Sue 237 sherrard. Jane E. 124. 128. 136.137. 135. 156 Shin. Mixhosl 116. 237 SNmen. Linda 109, 110. 251 SNppy. Kalen 136. 251 Shirley. Jeff 74. 168 Index 305 Sheep Shuup. Dr. Jeffrey 187 Shock. Dewayne E. 124, 172. 251 Shomz. Lori 237 Showoltel. Beih Ann 162. 265 Shryack. Elizabem 265 Shugar, Dona 251 Shuman. Sondra Ann 90. 124. 125. 128. 164, 265 Sievers. Mark 265 Simmons. Daniel 118. 11?. 130. 131, 210 Simpson. Karin 138. 156. 210 Sims, leen'a 115 Singh. Jusblr 77. 136. 139. 210 Skiem. Craig 13B, 168, 237 Skow, Dana 109, 136. 155, 251 Skow. John 109, 180, 265 Slawbow, Wayne 109 Slack. Maw Alice 265 Slovish. Michael 74. 265 Slingbv. Susan 265 Slinlnger. David 237 Slofhtower. Todd 109. 210 Sm11h,Bcrboru 78. 79, 251 Sm'rln. Debomh Jo 124. 128. 265 Sm11h. Eric 170. 171. 106. 237 Smith, June 158. 251 Sm11h, Karen 210 Smm-I, Kelly 251 Smith. Kevin 172, 210 Smith, Kimberly 210 SmHh. Lisa 265 Smith, Malinda 265 SmHh. Rebeccu 218 SmHh. Sharon 211 Smith, Shelli Anne 82. 90, 265 SmHh. Vernon 147. 237 Snead. Christopher 265 Snyder. Jeffrey 265 Snyder. Nancy 137, 252 Soderquist Cheryl 164. 211 Scene, Lon' Ann 123. 164. 241. 252 Sokolis. Pairlclu 18. 265 Sokolowski. Steven 265 So1bsrg. Lori 265 501berg. Man 113. 211 VSolberg. Mark 83, 89. 168 Summer. Mrs. Vicki 189. 192 Sorrnone. Kathleen 137. 162 Spulus. Ivars 265 Sparkmon. Timothy 93. 166, 237 Sparkman. Tom 93. 237 Spuugh, Mr. Dan 32 Spawn. Terrence 237 Spear. Polly Sue 265 Spears. Joanne 154. 252 Sptckler. 31, 252 Spies. Sharon 252 51310110. Ronald 77. 130. 131. 172. 211, 213 Spooner. Crc1g BB. 89. 93. 252 Spanner, Roban 265 Sarah. Joseph 110. 252 Smil. James 265 Srebro, Diane 265 St Hilaire, Daniel 172 306 Index Sfulav. Sfaphanle 109. 265 Stamenkovich. Vera 164. 211 Stomankovlch. Violet 164 Stummer. Michael 266 Storenko, Andrew 74, 134. 145. 237 Storenko, Chrisfopher 34. 237 Siarenko. Mr. Ralph 179 Starkey. Suzanne 252 Stovrou,Poule1ie 114. 115, 146. 211 Steele, Joel 238 Stsenson. David 106. 211 stfe1y. James 158, 252 Stein. Ms. Pouleffe 82. 89. 94 Sfainhausar, Vo1erye 152 Stelling, Mr. Harry 122. 187 Stell1ng, Kurt 252 Stanson. Linnea 110. 128. 134. 252 Sfensfrom. Ju1ie 109, 238 Stephanites, Robert 172 Stephenson, Laur Ann 55, 106. 135. 173. 266 Stevenson, Douglas 77. 160. 266 Stevens. Ronald 150, 211 Stevenson. Elizabeth 164. 252 Stevenson, Fran 126. 138. 252 Stewart. Jun 211 Sfickler, Lisa 124 Stllls. Kimbew 266 Siimple, Laura 53. 154 Stoehr. Susan Kay 156. 238 S'roffregen. Jonathan 252 Sfoffregen. Na1han 266 Stone. Mari Lynn 266 Storm. Philip 106, 266 SfouTenburg. K.S. 106. 116. 134, 211 Stou1enburg. Paul 109. 266 Strong. Kewn 266 Strm'ron. Deeonno 252 Sfrayer. Krisfme 211 Strenk. Phillip 74. 150 Strickland, Wendy 164. 235 Stricken M1ch09l 74. 252 Strom. Amhony 70. 93, 266 Sfrombalg. Kendall 238 Strunc, EIizcbeTh 156. 238 Stuart. Deanna 238 Struztman. Nancy 266 SullLvon. Susan 125. 133. 152, 252 Sumarfield, William 109. 238 Summers, Ronnie 211. 265 Sundberg. Kurt 129. 145. 160. 252 Sundelius, Dr. Harotd 6d. 177 Sundelius. Kristine 154. 242. 252 Sundloff, Douglas 97 Sundquist. Doubles 150 Suss. L510 238 Suffer. Kenne1h 266 Suydom. Angek: 152. 252 chder. Kinc 266 Swain. Brenda 211 Swonsan. Dr. Alan 180, 191 Swanson, Constance 109. 135. 233 Swanson, Craig 252 Swanson. Cynthia 12B. 152. 211 Swanson, Deanna 106 Swanson, Ji1l Ann 266 Swanson, Karen 106. 211 Swanson. Kevin 133. 235 Swanson. Lisa 72. 123, 124, 137. 164. 252 Swanson. PameLu 141, 16:1. 165. 211 Swanson, Rev. R1chord 41, 65. 64. 104. 181 Swanson. Sonya 125, 131. 135. 156. 211 Swansnn. 15m Jo 252 Swanson. William 170. 171. 233 Swanson. Lisa 154. 211 Swip. Margaret 266 Sykes. Comma 252 Svkora. Cindy Ann 211 Symons. Dr. Von 35. 103 Szlamp. Richard 77. 131. 211 Szurnbs, Rick 74. 266 Szymonski. Michael 86. 89 T Tadlock, Jenn 252. 266 Tuegar, Gary 211, 266 Tufel, Vivian 110. 131. 136 Talmsch. Dr. Rober1 55. 182 Tomvukis. George 168 Tanabe, Patricia 207. 211 Tappendorf, Shirley 35 Tauber. Nancy 266 Taylor. Caryl 109. 110. 112. 130. 131. 211 Taylor. Gail 252 Taylor. Jacki Ann 115. 124. 146 Tumor. Janice 115. 146. 252 Tuybr. Michelle 115. 146. 252 Taybr. Sfonely 97, 266, 74 Tabelman. Kenneth 101. 127. 145 Tebo. David 158 T691. Susan 266 Telleen. THomas 21. 129. 160. 266 Tellekson. Kristin 233 , Tomby. Kenn 266 Temple, Chrisiine 90. 266 Tsslik, Kimberly 79. 128. 266 ThieI. Richard 70. 252 Thomas. Karin 136 Thompson, Km 74. 93. 266 Thompson, Teresa 266 Thorbiomse. Joy 162, 211 Tharp, Vlrg1nia 90. 266 TM. Chmstine 113. 141 Tims. Heather 162 Ti'rlow. James 266 Tofono. John 172. 238 Tollenaer. JuHa 266 Tomsic, James 70. 93, 266 Tonkin. JUII 65. 152. 211 Vandevender Tuppari. Jeanne 266 Tonumi. 30011 51. 150. 238 Tomqunst. Cynthia 266 Imnquisf. Ju1le Ann 62 Tmh, Rezso 266 Townsell. Flank 266 Tramer. Sore 139, 164. 252 Trupp. Lida 143. 152, 158 Trapp. R, Michael 212. 266 Tredwoy. Dr, Thomas 17. 31, 64. 177. 179 Triebes. R. CHn1on 124. 155, 141. 212 Troeger, Cons1once 152. 266 Troll, Kuten 266 Troll, Michael 212 Trollon. Tommy 267 Troufmon. Mr. Doug 125. 177 Truckenmkller. Kalen 252 Tru1son. Susan 109. 135 Tscgaris. EHen 136. 137. 238 Tucci. James 70, 93, 267 Tush. Julifa 113. 252 Turner, David 124. 238 Tumer. Kotheline 109 Tumer, Leslle 267 Turnquist. Dr. Richard 135. 145. 155. 182 Tu?1le,Thereso 128. 143, 154, 267 Tweet. Dr. Roold 136. 157 Tylal. Dr. Ronmd 141. 145. 184 ITyrar. Ju1ie 120. 164. 238 Tyliver. Stevsn 129. 130, 131. 139.141. 170. 212 U Uddenberg. Dione 53. 130. 131. 212 Ullmcn, Charloife 135. 252 Ulvich, Tummy 252 Unget. Charles 97 Urgo. Chrisiopher 124, 172. 212 V Valkenaur. Debra 113. 124. 137. 139. 238 Vcllorz. Ern951 212 Van Anroov. Michael 80, 166, 267 Van De Walls, Lynn 110. 139 Van Evero. Rosalyn 106. 135, 212 Van Nest, Sharon 156. 252 Van Wo1velo-re, Jill 252 Vondar Vennet, Therese 106. 212 Vonderpook John 115. 267 Vcndevendet. Dor1 127. 238 7,... Varne y Varney, Andrew 127. 132. 238 Vasko. Debra 11a, 1115, 253 Vaughn. Dovld 253 Va Vec. Carrie 154. 238 Vellengo, John 267 Vellenga, Kimbsney 238 Vehman. Ann 212 Van H0151. David 253 Venn, Beth Ann 237 Verdooran, Woner 129. 252, 253 Vsrner, Paul 109, 267 Vernan. Peter 74 Vervuori. Wi1licm 267 Vener. Thomas 253 Victor. tumors 267 Viehweg. Mark 74. 212 Vilberg. Pofricic 44, 45. 141. 162 Vincent Robert 55. 253 Vi1e1l0, Blase 172, 238 Vock. Joy 123, 128, 130. 131. 164. 212 VogeL Cruin 124, 160, 251, 253 Vo1k. Vincam 160, 238 Vo1kef. Eric 118, 267 Voss. Cathy 267 Voss. Susan 141, 234, 237 Voss. Suzanne 124, 139. 239 W Wnchtslhouser. Dr. Brice 185 Wade, James 32, 109, 134, 135. 267 Wae1ke, Craig 109. 253 Waetke, Julie 109, 113, 151, 135, 212 waggenal, Mary 55, 106. 135. 267 Wagle, Richard 267 Wagner, Dunxek 239 Wagner, Roban Jan 100, 101. 132 Woinerght, Lori 79 Wolberg, Nancy 30. 154. 212 Walker. David 267 Walker. 74 Walker. Harlan 74. 168. 239 WcIker, Peggy Sue 267 Wc1ker, Joanne 136 WcHer. Fred 74. 253 WOWn. Cynthia 106. 239 WclLin. Leslle B2. 33, ad, 253 WGITer. Jeffrey 212 Walter, Jeffrey 212 Wuner. Sfeven 77, 267 Wohhers, Elizobem 124. 167 Walton, Pomcla 239 Word, Dr. Wimam 192 Wore,Murgur91 106. 162, 253 Women David 267 Warning. BreH 160. 267 Waming, Chris 116. 124. 141. 160, 161. 239 War1man. Dr. Anna 183 Washer, PSQQV 126. 239 Woshingion. Gregow 23? Wesson, Jeffrey 160, 212 Walko, Mark 172. 239 Watson. Undo 173, 267 Weaver, Emine 114. 146. 267 Webb. STeven 258 Webber. Carolyn 212 Weber, Donlel 74. 166. 239 Weber. Mr. Erwin 190 Weber, Timofhy 129 Week. mm 212 Wedel'rz. Mary 136. 267 Weigand. Charles 19. 145, 267 Weiman, Nancy 253 Weir. James 267 Walch, Craig 57. 109. 267 Welch, Janice 152. 253 Waldy, Bruce 170, 171 WsILer, Lon 106, 25.3 W915, Catherine 145. 267 W915. John 1411. 212 WBILS, Lisa 32, 141, 145. 267. 58 Walser, Randy 212 Welser. Ronda 253 Wanlel, 690199 85, 253 W951. James 212 Wesfon. Debbie 30. 131. 154. 212, 243 Wesfon. Linda 154, 267 WesTwcner. Jill 253 Wefheriit, Les1ey 267 Wefhington. Cathy 86. 124. 132. 13?. 154. 246, 253 Wexell, Lori 145. 253 Whadon, STephen 127. 158. 267 Whae1el. James 163. 212 Whee1el. Karen 58. 109, 162. 267 Wheeler. Robed 13B. 170. 239 Wheeler, Theresa 253 Whiiaker, Linda 239 wmte, Brenda 162, 212 Whifes'1de. Fred 59, 93 Whitfield, Lynne 72. 156, l253 Whitmore. SCOT? 155. 159. 253 Whi11. Roben 267 Whiftler. Steven 147. 253 Wicks, Brodslv 172, 2.39 Wldmoyar. Roland 172. 239 Wiederini Krisfwn 267 Wiederm, Kristin 267 Wiemken, Carol 213. 239 Wiemken, Joel 109 Wiens. Colleen 267 Wiersemc. Danie1 32. 33. 58. 50, 106. 141 Wnesbrook. Sharon 94. 95, 82. 244. 253 WigM, Luke 93. 105, 230 Wildermuih, Roben 213 Wilhelm. Gory 109 Wilkens. Terry 213 Wil1icms. Cheryl 154. 155, 253 Wiuicms. Edwards 07, 267 WilHoms. GoHl 114, 146. 215 Willtums. Lori 213 W1lllums. Regine 123. 253 WiLIiamson, Ms. Nancy 182 Wiison, E1Ialn 239 Wilson. Jeffrey 106, 213 Wilson, Malk 141, 213 Wilson, M1chae1 74 Wilson, Pau'k: 94, 267 Wimmerstedi. James 93, 166, 167, 213 Wind. Andrew 93, 239 Wine, Mrs. Vicki 187 Windfordner, Can 70. 253 Winger, Phil 129. 177 Winkelhake, Leeann 128, 143. 267 Winquisf. 501137 106, 152, 236 Winship, DI, James 193, 251 Winterroih, JuHe 30. 31, 130. 141, 164. 165. 213 Wise, ChrisTopher 253 Wise, Devro 113 Wi1kop 267 W1e1fje. Eall 93. 163. 213 Wohr1ey, CGThenne 128, 137. 239 Wall, Stormy 136 Wolfenberger. Jam 213 Wang, Judy 239 Wood. Laurie 109 Wood, Dr Merry 193 Wood. Michael 166, 213 woods, Dion 253 Woodward. Arlene 213 Woodycm, Sony Ann 267 Wrath. Dave 89. 181 Wright Randy 77 Wright Vanessa 267 Wrono. Sharon 156. 253 Wronski. 601 73. 257 WuchTe. Kathryn 135. 156. 239 Wurst Jill 79. 262 W519, John 44. 93 Y Vech. Sheralee 32. 58. 120, 141. 173. 267 Yonke. Peier 74. 253 Young, Ann 20. 106. 138. 152. 213 Young, Jeffrey 267 Voungblcod. Sandra 74. 213 Youngquist, Grunt 253 Youngran, Manan 90, 126 V11erberg. Br1un 123. 132. 253 Yuhos, Daniel 74, 267 Z Zarbuck. Denise 133. 239 Zarcona. Cymhlu 154, 239 Zorcone. Tlno 162. 263 Zuuldee' Zorn. Mr. Randall 177 Zefron. Amhony 115. 150. 151. 239 Zekich, Murysusan 113. 141, 239 Zelenkc. Sylvia 90 Zieg1er. Sandra 267 Zillmon. Thomas 32. 127, 141, 158 Zimo. Mark 167 Zlnkulu, Jam! 74. 166, 267 Z'rtzewitz. Koren 156. 253 2651, Peggy Anne 113. 253 Zurowski. Marv 120. 121. 253 Zuurdeeg, Dr. A1ie 191 1ndex 307 ROCKETY I 1981 PRODUCTION STAFF Sue Edwards and Julie Tyter Co-EdiIors George King PhoIogropher Laura Minks Business Manager Todd quo'relos Adverfising Salesman Jean France EvenIs SecIion EdiIor Renae PorcherI - SporIs SecIion EdiIor Sara Hawk II Clubs SecIIon EdiIor Cthy Borvig ' Greeks SecIion EdiIor Tracy Flynn - ' . Faculty SecIion EdiIor Ann McGovern - Senior and Undercloss SecIion EdiIor ASSISTANTS TO. 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