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

Text from Pages 1 - 266 of the 1985 volume:

Rodqyy419844985 karne 75 AugugonoClwege Rocklgond,WmoB In 3715 ngiaaiag Augustaaafs sellsallmass Stands Ja 61mm? Angaslaaa 6011596 ltaa' its beginnings in the frontier days of tits late 78003: E71: salsaal was a pmdast of tits efforts of ma deeply saassmsd about the future sf tlte faraway sllarslt and III: fatars of ltigltsr education Ukroaglmal the changes of tits sarly years. the purpose of tks school rs- ataiml sisadfas: . , . to educate yaatlt far Ilsa office of flit sacral ministry , . . as wall as to sdasals teachers for tire magmas:- tiana! ssltaal. 311: less. ,Cars Paal 5sbjora, Ilse pasts: of a $atlmau songrcgaliaa sf Swadisk ita- migraafs. was instrumental in tile organi- zation of Aagasfana 6011416. 0a jam: 5, 1860 Ills acwly famed Aagastaaa Gallsgs 511an laid a sonfsrtisss usar Gliataa, Wisw taasia. Clay adapmi a caaslitalioa wltisll sapparlsa 6'slrjarfs desire fa sat up a sal- lsye. ,As a massqasass sf Ssbjarsfs efforts. . . . 0W Ssplmlrer I, 1860, Jayastaaa lwaaa its iadspmdmt lrisiaryf' 3'11: first presidsat am! aaly prafsssar of Che km L'ars Paal Estrjom was III: first Prtsidsat sf Aagasfana college aad was instmmsafal fa ills argaaizatioa of tin: college. asasidsriag Ills size of tits Angst campus ma, tits first ssltaal traiia'iag in 611mg ltsassa' all its sladsats amt all'tlts diffsrsat sabjssts. tits aswly farmed Aagasfaaa Kalisgs was a man will! aasp religious sawistisas and a genuine mama far Ills fatare of Amman lfatheraas. 31M kw. .Cars Paul 5sbjara, a Swedish imm'grant. spent many ysars and 11ml! sasrgy rawards securing firs future of Isis slsarslt, am! Ilse fatare sf Aagasiaaa 6011mm Esra October 16, 7807 in Helsiaglaad, Sweaty, Ssajam attended grammar sslml - at age twelve. At age 77 Ire spent time years in college in 6am, aftsrwards attmdiaa tlss : uniasrsity sf Ilsala far twa years. differ Isis ordination in 1832, Is: ssrasd as pasts! sf several smail sharcltcs fa tits uppsala diva sessr fsbjara was first of ail a tlsesbgiaa, bat Its was also a grsat scholar ia mathematics. 1!: lsad studied geometry aaw'gafim. m:- Isralaggj, music, and maism. fie could speak gaylislt, Warwsgiaa, and German in additiaa to Swedish. Jiis interest is: ssisass was svidsassa by Isis sasssssfal sapsrimsats i. , . 3i, . uh- rhytm- ' 4 m l; J 7-;1. Ex ? 1i ll lllllmmmm Illlllmlll! Mill ih photography, am! by his proposal fer the establishment of 1m ohsereatarg ia the Ga- lapagas Jslahds. J! was America. however, which eaptared his greatest interest. gaatatts with church A leaders abroad had interested Eshjarh 1'11 1 America, aha' 1'11 1349 he travelled to the States with his family. 1!: served as pasta. for eaagregatiahs 1'11 Andean and Prime- toa, Jlliaais before his appointment as Swedish professor at the llhiuersity af Jili- hais in 1858. this sehaal was a ,Catheraa - ehareh iastitatiah fa Sprihgfield. Jilihais. Eshjara was a member of the Northerh Jlliaais synod, hat he grew saspieiaas of the meterisahizatiaw h of the ,Catheraa eharsh, am! he was displeased with the sitaatiaa 1'11 Spriagfiela. fie eehseahehtly restarted 1h frata his daties 111 1860, m jaihea the effarts ef the 11:wa famed Aagastaha .9111:- ad to mate a new ealleae. Jshjam assumed the presidency of Au- After the college heaved ta Paztah the seam! gallege baifdehy was really hot mach larger that the preview aae but it still served its parpese for edaeatihg. the serum! 1'11 line of the eallegds presidehts was CW. ftasselqaist. fie sewed from 1863-1891. gastaha college: as well as teeming its aaly prafessar. 111's salary in arrears, the Kev. aaaetheless warhea' aaeeasihgly ta adminis- ter to the educational aaa' ematiahal heea's af the sehaal's stadeats gshjara worked at Aagastasea aatil 1863, whea he resigaed to take a positiaa at Oster Wahals, Swedeh. Hie eautrihatiah ta Aagastaha allege is evidenced by the fact that without his ef- forts, the sehael would act be here today. the Kev. .C. P. 8shjarh passed away in 1870, but Aayastaaa Galleye remains as a tribute to his memory Chase MM wha saeeeeded Kev. a'sbjam as presideat af Aagastatta gallege were: CW. Jtasselqaist 1863-1391, Olaf Olssah 1891-1901, Gustav ,4. Andrew 1901- 1935, geared Eergeadaff1935-1962, 61a- reaee W. Soreasaa 1962-1975, am! them- as E'redway 1975 -preseht. Che sehoafs first year 1'11 6hieaga saw tconrinued on page 61 presidmt, mam! from 7597 - 7935. Jagastaaa students of tile past looked liltr: fltis Will! waadm rabies am! chairs cconnnued from page 53 just 511th: dollars received as 71177707: from the twenty-om studwts curallta'. Zita da- aafiaas of food and money obtained from the churches ii! III: synod war: inadequate to department. wifll language, history, mall!- matics, am! trataral science divisions; and a theological department, mmistikg of a theoretical section and a practical 55:77am 7863 was a year af change for Ila: 3611001. sustain the sclloal 3713 kw. mm: of .7; saw 711: restynatim of kw. gsbjora fa Malia: was 5th to Sweaty 714 7860 to look far finamial help, and kw. 55mm fol- low! in 7862. Caattltar M611 rectimi am 70000 dollars from callacliaas in Sweden amt a donation by King eltarlts x V. 3115 king also daaated 5000 books from 771: royal library kw. 8sbjam, in a mating with lid! ii! 3057M, received 7,500 dollars from 771: Swrdislt siagrzr Jam; .0744 as a contribution to 7b: calleaa 50:71 so, 711: ecoamic situation in 6117m- ga was pom: gsbjam was III: only prafcssar at 711: school, and sawed a: college president as well. 311: only collage baiia'iug 77: Ekim- aa was an Jamatml church salami house. take an appaiatmal fa ltis lime diocese of llppsala, Sweden. 1!: was replaced by CW. ffassthaisn tlzm pmidmt of tile Aaaasfaaa .Catlteran Synod. am: 711'; di- rection, 7716 6011159: mam! to a small school- lm'sa fa Paxton, Jllimis. 549117 of flit rm students, and frftwa Mm 17m! in 17715- sttyaist's farmhousc until the firs! MW building was finished in Namaben Sir buildings were wcataally traded in Paxton. . .771 1716:: wars, flassclqaist continued with the riyaraa: mm; fsbjom ltad begun. rcauiriag stridmts to rise at 5.00 71.51.. am! altmd classes anti! 500 p.171. Hassalqaist 717171556 taught a total of 76 different sab- Z'lte curricular: 6071575751 of a preparatory facts. x... Wt? Olaf 0158077, Aagustaan third A typical Science classroom for equipped With Microscrapas 071 Ill: tables. wit awatller celebratiwt far Augustam gallege, people yatltered along 7:11 Avenue and at iubilee flat! for Augie: 50:1: Anniversary 6:115de Akdreew, Aygustawds fear!!! preeidenl. served from 7901 7935 Mter 6kieago Ami Payton the Move Z70 kaek island gepanded Z'lze Gollege Jr! a move that reflected bail! wrfawmlrle tawditiom in Paxton and a separating of tilt Nerwegian members away from the V411- guetana mind. the college board of directors decided to move flee school in Rack mm in 7875'. 61455:; tregtm there am September 22, 7875 ii! the get unfinished tlaserem building. E1115 first km? Jslaird structure: erected by Peter 601ml: of Malian was a embimtim classroom bedding. dormitory, , prafessofe residence, and dining hall. AI! additional set of professor's residences fal- , lower! in tbe late 187025: med jubilee i141! was bail! in 1883. ,4 brick gymnasium was built in 1900, fallowea' by a larger one . 1917. Clint purpose of flit? school in Rock Island was still education in its most rigor- ores sense. ,4 cede ef calmed was ewforced which included mandatory clmrel: and morning prayer. and w noise whatsoever after 9.00 p.512, limitations we autdeer sports, and an all inclusive . . . students must conduct themselves as genrlemtt at all times. As the 19th century drew to a dose, Augustanfs enrollment climbed past five kundred. Che etltwfs leaders were begin- ning to see flee fruits of their labors. E'lte early years It! Rock island were financially difficult but saw the cellege expand am! change. Scientific Mme: were added, and women were gaining standing. 3nglislt was displaeing Swedish; elassies were gwing way to social science WM Msirrees courses. these changes reflected the changing elm:- aefer of tile sellea! as it moved forward into tlee 20th texture $w. Present Old Main ffolds Spot 114 371? Watimal kcyister 0f ffistoric Places Wm: Jagusftwa's fowders built 01d buildiay are New World and local.- fire Maia a century ago, Mtg; wanted a struc- lmilding material am! the dam. Ur: galdm tune that would symbolize flit aspiration; of dolomite Hacks were quarritd 1'11 .Ctd'lairz. flit collages something bmwgftd am! im- Jam. Ami flit dam so rial! a part of posing . . . wmlmxtat Jr mat tar yam . u - - , , . from first plans fa fiml building 55mm money km! ranging Mt. Among several donations that rescued flit fourtdm'ag pm- jwt was a major gift of $25,000 from Rock Island railroad magnate P. 13. 64171:. Kb: baildiuy Mat cast and simficd so mad: was modelled after flit new main lmilding that had just 11m: armed at upp- slea university in Sweden. this clinic: was appropriate because some of Augwtaltis founders 1144 mm frail: llppmla, and W- atts: Amman? curriculum rtflccfcd tit: rmsiml scholarship tradition of tire untidy! furapmu miwrsilim 0147 Old Main its Swadislt comferpart are similar if! architec- ture! stylt Womauasqud and overall de- sign, and it: til: ampl: proportions of fate- rior space. Hat two important Illiifgs' alwt flit! Cite Eel! C'om' whirl: currently stands M the Augustam campus was built from the wood hams of Mr: 01 Old Maia 5kilding afftr it was low down 1!ch 3 look at 7!!! A 11ml: Mm boil: Old Mains stand right next ta malt other. Caddy flit 601169: 6611th stands Where III: first Old M41?! :13: la. :4. ':I , .... -. .. gum w, 7 -- t K Before the third floor of thc prmht Old mm was built flit bhildihg mrric'd within ii: a sham! which was roumtat amt ctcgtmf in its style. Augustam tone that sum students of th: litidr-fiftfef cltmhzd up amt atmhed a hug: handle and spout to mate a Crawl Dam - the dam was Augustahis addition. prsala didrft haw aha. Eat a 130m! member whmmd his colleagues that Americans would 5110ch a dam h like those on top of state capitals - on a build- ing of chdurihg siyhihcahce. 31'th th: bc- gthhihg that. Ahghstaha was to he, as its second presidtht 3'. JV. HHSSKMIIISI put it. a 'Whtplzte Amman valleys. 1!! Old Math, for many years. that completi' college experience went on. Stil- dmts practised urge . went to class and chapel and .Cyc'eum program, did lab at- pmhts. painted pictures, and studied in the library. Old Main was Augustaha. Amt though college activities hm moved across an ever-widmihy campus. and the hm building of 7384 1'5 now listed ah the National Register of Jtistaric Places - stilt haldihg past and prmht togethtr, Old Matt: at too is Augmtmm. by AM 750445;! J -.. Huh 0.. H H 71,5 Chi: ,Cihrary af Aaaastaaa 6011415 is a symbol of tits asasrasity of the frisads af Aagasfaha. 27h: original sallsstiah of haahs dates hash ta ths a'aaatiaa af 5000 aalalass ta ths collage try kitty 6harlss x V of Swe- a'ea. Che .Cihrary aataberea' 6000 aalaiass whsa it was mm! to kash Jshzad fma Pariah ia 1875. Z'hc collation was hoased aa th: third floor of the hrs! callsae hailda fay aatil it was atom! to Old Maia its 1839. fish: the library rmaihed ahti! ths arsctiaa of the Dsahhiaaa Memorial .51 - hrary. Mr. Frederick 6. A. Qsahtaaaa faaha- ed his hasiasss partaarship with ?rsasrish Weysrhacassr in 7860, the same year as the sollsya's tactptiaa. Mr. Dsahlaaaa acted as prasidsat of this calamity for 45 years, gaining satcsss as ths malt of his aacsasw iag sasrgy aaa' sarsfal attsatiaa to details. Hath Dtahlaaah ma Weysrhasassr hacaws haawa as captaias af iadastry ma mama- aity leadsrs lipaa ths passing of Mr. Daahmaaa ia 1905, Mrs. Dsahmaaa am! her children dissasssd the idea of . s . doing sawsthiaa substaatial far a 95mm! caassf' 0a Jaa- aray 28, 1909 fhs family laid th: hm! the wishes phzas far the daaatiaa of a library to sha- aastaaa galley: ih armory af thsir parents. ihiara 55m a4 Am! A Deeply Appraciatsa' gift 5 email Mrs. Dsahataaa haaiag passta' away its 1907. the gift would awsoaat to wet! am 5200.000 dollars. that aiabt, a tarthlt'aht pratsssiaa of stadaats aisitsd ths harass of the donors to capress their gratitude. 37:: building itsslf was 4651371154 5;; ar- chitects Patton 4- ,Millsr of 6hisaaa, aha hailt by 306st a Salt of Peoria. Graaad was broken ah Ssptsmhtr 16, I909 am! the layiag of the soraststaas took place an iaa- , aary 21, I9 70. the arshitwtaal style is a atadsraiztd form of Jtaliaa rsaaissaasa the haildiaa has a granite base aad walls of Missouri limestoas. With a main section of 120 ha 96 fast am! this: main floors, the library was dssigasd ta sqaal tits size and aaality of any athsr mamr library in sasstsacs at that that. 011 May 79 th, I910, the students aad facility farmed a hasaaa chain ta transfer the asarly 20,000 haahs fMM Old Maia to the asw tihrary. the gift of the Dsahmaaa tihrary reflects ths saastttatiaa of those it mmoriatizss. Che sallsgs dssperately amid a haw h; hrary, am! therefore this gift was aratsfally apprssiatsa'. Uh: Dsahtaaaa Memorial .Cibrary rsataias as . , . a carryiag vat of of the parents at the same time that it is a wahamat ta fhsir memory and their stable asasroasitit two views of tin: Amman Dmkmarm Me- morial .Cibmry: At the left tine first lit'rary building as if was but?! in I910, am! at III: right lit: library from the back aid: as W6 36: today. F ' --' Jnsidt flit! library for til: first many yam tlmt it stood, the sludmts could work at light tables Wllitl! cantinml for rows and ram. Kafar: tlm floors Hild m'linys wart cram! in the library SMCB. tltis is the View an: mild m: with! he thousands of boats filling Virtually all Ill! shelves. After several periods ' ' ' ' of changes, additiaas, aaa' restorations. ths fiaase ah the flill ' still staads today as as: important landmark am! a part of the Aagastaha 6alleae Gamma Jiaase 0a the 11111 Aeaaired Malay. 6hahaes 3mm ?oarI-Kaem 57am J10ase Che Jtaase an the 11111 hegah as a small faar-raam farm haase. As it grew, so 1111! Aagastaat eaiiege, its aeiahhar is the Northeast. 'Che iifeiim af aae seemed ta be a reflectiaa of the othefs. the farmer owner of the firm: was ?rea'erieh Weyerhaeaser, an immigrant to this eaaatry is: 1856. f1e rose from milk ham! to yard maaager ia a local sawmill before beginning his career its the lumber hasihess. fie joined his brotherwih-iaw 3.644. Deahmaah 111 1860 in Che Weyerhaeaser 11 Dehhmahh .Caaiher Goat- ,aahy. As the formats of his empathy grew. so did the 110m! 011 ths 11111 Weyerhaeaser first acquired the fleas: 1a 1869, after moving from 60111 Valley in order to avoid a Starlet 3am epidemie. J-le parehasea' 20 aeres of property at 3062 1011! Awhile haawa as the em: Phase. formerlya fmit aha truth farm. the thist- iag halts: was expanded dramatically darn tag the Wegsrhasaser years. the first alter- atioa same in 1877 when two small rooms were enlarged 1111:: am: liaiag roam. the house was almost completely rebuilt ia 1882-83 with the additiaa of the west ehtrahce hall and two adjoining reams, amt their a third flaar added to the whale straw- tare. the house eaehtaally eahtaihed nearly 30 rooms. perhaps the most significant of which was the dihiha moat. Still today this team has walls and eeilihg af gherry, alaba- rately carved with apple hlassams. Mahog- aay woodwork Walnut hoahshelees, aha elegaat ariehtal rags highlight the rest of the haase. Although ?rea'erieh tamed the hsase ever to his suit joha it: 1891, the hoase was always a eeater for family gatherings. faith. in tam, gave the place to Sam amt Appaiahia Davis Weaerhaehser, wha eam- pletely rebuilt aha' refihishea' it ia 1907 for ?rederieh amt Mrs: Weyerhaeassfs geldeh weddiag anniversary. ?rea'eriehs grandson, 511117111 W. Davis, was heir to the Jtaase ea the Hill and active director af Weyerhaeaser ihterests 1a 1954. 11: that year he deeidea' to give the jtaase ta Augustaha Gallege. the grounds of the es- tate ihereased the campus sizs by 50h. am! preuidsd space far the haila'ihg af hew aar- mitaries. the hyper floors of the itaase have heea eahaarted ihta stream! and fatal- ly apartmats, Kallege entertaihiha aha eaafereaees take place ah the lower fleet. which has treea maiataiaed as it was when the Jiaase was reesiaea'. .711 this way. the Jfaase ah the 11111 has beeh ihesrparatea' into life as: the Aagastasra eampas; the two paths have eaavergea' iata aha Che fifth prcsidmf 0f Augustam Gollcgc, 8mm! Kcrgmdoffl mm! III! valley: from 1935 - 1962. Hz hclptd cclcbmtc Mam 125:1: Amiversary tltis year by mttmg a Mk: 4! III: Anniversary party. Ii 619mm: Sammy, Augmmm's sixth presidmt. Aitlmtglt this old plqugmpli of Me of Agus- carried 111's responsibilities la the school from tam? pas! bands mutqms 0ng twelve rfwsmam I962 - 7975. and w females, mm: was 1115! as Important I flit!!! it is now. 11 This Year Ar Augie Holds Mony Reasons To Celebrore The Theme T'Celebrore Augusrono was come friends, 0nd ofren rlmes rhey helped one chosen for mahy reasons Indeed Firsriy, eoch orher our rhe school was celebron'ng rrs 125m onnrverso- The combrnonon of ocrive 0nd creorrve srur ry Secondly, everyone was hoping for 0 re denrs, fine foculry 0nd udminrsrrolion, end on peer performance of the Augusrono Foorboll exrensrve course nerworlr mode up rhe hecrrr Team, and by George rhe 1084 prayers come of Augusrono College However, rhe outer rhrough once ogorn wrrh 0 second notional shell, or rhe campus Irself, wos yer onorher chompionshrp' Bur mosrly, rhe rheme was cho reason r0 ceTebrare As nored in rhe previous sen because Augusrono College was 0 school pages, Augusrono College burlr irself up r0 rhe In whrch everyone involved wirh ir had some campus rr r5 rodoy from 0 one room schoor- reoson r0 ceTebrore Wherher ir wos rhe frne house In Chrcogo Today we are prrvrleged ro academic opporrunmes, rhe anense schooT sprrr have on enormous Srudenr Cenrer, on elobo rr, or rhe quolrry of rhe schooT rrseTf, rhe 1084785 rare Lr'brory, and o nosrofgic OTd Morn to house school year broughr our rhe besr Th peopTe, our leornrng fociliries, 05 well 05 oil The orhers 0nd rhor was reason enough ro celebrore. And rhe besr pan of GIT, Cexcepr for the wrnr In oddrrron ro rhe Jorge number of ocrrvrries, rersT i5 rhe beautiful Jocarron of rhe College lecrures, and servrces whrch rook ploce rn hone or of rhe schooT's125rh anmversory, Augre wos obundonr wrrh lrvelrness School spirrr peeked rhrs year Arhlerrc evenrs, concerrs, recrrols, plays. guesr speakers, and rolenr shows mode up only a smell porr of rhe ocrrvrries specrrum For rhe rumour or mosr rhese funcrrons was even greorer' A ryprmT day or Augie was uneventful onTy rf you stayed rn your room 0T! day For each new day broughr new Ideas, new Information, and new insrghrs, BuTIerrn boards In every bude mg were covered wrrh prnned-up norices for rhrhgs ro orrend Even rf you were in your eighr o'clock class srruggling ro keep your head off rhe desk, you srrlT had your nrne-rhrrry coffee and denur 1n rhe Snocls Bor ro look forward ro Sure, everyone had borh The fun and excrre menr 0nd rhe difficult rimes or Augre, which Is norurol or any college Yer Augre held such high occdemrc srondords rhcrr srudenrs coqun'r help groduonng wirh o greor deoT of sorisfoc non, 0nd 0 sense of occomplrshrnenr. The en rrre realm of course possibrTiries offered by Au- gusrono wos JUST one more reason ro CeTe- brore Augusrono The Foculry did more rhon Just merely reach 0 subjecr, rhey ocruoliy mode rhemselves overlobre r0 help srudenrs our on u onero-one bosrs Srudenrs and Teachers bee Shem Sobog and Doug Sena lead rhe Augie Cross COUNTY runners rn 0 race of many frne orhletes from drfferenr coTreges dz aw? w J! b' I' - $35 .- kn: A crowd filled Wm sTudems rhew rammes, foculvy i x l 35y. wk and ozhev woyol Augusrono fans. srond up omd cheer :LX'J-A rhe Vllmgs on or 0 home Foorball game EM'Ttl'u'T! ,v- 5 1M Uri 5131?; This Homecoming Hoot re-Hs exactly whor The Vans dxd re the Opposmg ream In rhe Homecoming game The Autumn sun ISJUSI roo much r0 pass up for Ihls Augxe srudenr who lakes full advantage of the wew from o n WLDdOW' m Ofd Mann Theme 13 The Derroir Tigers beer The San Diego Padres in the World Series four games to one. The Chicago Cubs come dose r0 gerring into the series bur no such Xudt Here, Kirk Gibson of Derroir jumps forjoy nexr r0 Darrell Evans. Photo Courtesy of AWWide World Photos IPrinces Dione gave bin'h ro Prince Harry in lore 1984. In 0 family ponroiT Princess Dione holds rhe newborn infonr wirh Prince Chorles 0nd rheir Mo-yeor old son Prince William. Photo Courresy of APIWide World Phoros The iirsl of 57 Miss Wrens, Vanessa WMIarm, Wm faced lo wrrender her Me at the request of pogecnl omdals because she had posed nude for sexually explicit prams. Photo Counesy of APthde Wodd Pholosh Srbwn here on rhe- bckance beam, Marv low Renon won the dloromd gold medal 'n women's gymnusncs 0nd led the Iecm re a saver medal Pholo Counesy of AFlMde World Phorcsh Even mough Lebanon was sriJ 01 wow wim most of irs ren'n'ory occuwed by foreign rroups and lls governmenr mnemg, Prea'denl Reogonhs cmmilrnenr was loo hlgh and the White Muse pmled me Marines our of Deimr afler more rhan 260 Marines had led! their Eves, Pholo Counesy 6 APle World Pheros Ah Evenrful 1984 Brings AbouT BOTh Changes And Celebrations The year was 1964. IT was 0 year TTIIed wiTh many hisToryemokihg evenrs. A year which gave Americans 0 ior of good feelings, unlike The imagined nighTmures which George Orweii hod predicred Tn hb book obouT The fUTure year. The 1084 Oiympics held in Los Angeies provided our US, orhEeTes such 05 Mary Lou Rerron, Greg Lougonis, and Carl Lewis, along wirh many orhers wiTh The oppor- Tuniry To win 0 record 83 goid medals. The Rusicns may have been obsenT, buT The comperirion and exciremenr of The Olympic games carried on anyway. A ToTaI of over 160 deaThs resuired from The DeiTUT mission beginning in 1052, bur iuchily The Whire House wirhdrew Marines from Beirur in February making 0 lor of worried families happy again Good news for Ameri- can: did nor mean The same for The resr of The world, howmaer. NorionolisT Terrorism in The name of hunch, reiigion, language. and communiry mused o IOT of Turmoii in orher nolions. iron and Iraq conrinued Their war for The fiTTh year. The SovieT Union deair wirh elderiy, sidle presidehls. An Irish Repubiicion Army bomb was seT off in on OTTempr To murder Prime Minisrer Morgarer Thardwer. The Lebanese poliricions conrinued wiTh liTrIe success in restoring peace. And many orher counrries suffered On The brighrer side, people saw 0 Tower inHurion ievei, higher employmenr, a rise in The dollon and Oil prices which fell Tremendously. An efforT To resrore The olmighry STuTue of Liberry broughr donations in from OH over OI heip make The Eody beouriful again Women of The U S, sow The fTTsT woman oh 0 mojOT- pony Tickerwirh WoiTeTMondule, bur Republican Ronald . T Reagan won 54M: of The voTes and 49 sroTes To become presideTTT for a second Term. Decors ond scienn'sls conTinued research on possible cures for cancer. Aids become an even larger Three! wirh ofmosr all coses being forol, YeT hope for heorl porienrs increased 05 Wiliiom Schroeder received on oni- ficci New To replace his own diseased heorr. The opera- Tion was 0 success and led To orher operorions in The furure. . As expecred. 1984 come and went wirh boTh in good 7 0er bad Times, bur ir was deHhiTely one of The most evenrifui years of The eighTies so for. ; Robe Duvaii received an Oscar Tor his rude in The mm Tender Memes. and Shuiey MacLoine won for best actress in The mm hTetms of Endeovmean' Phoro Counesy of APlWide World Phoros. The STaTue of Liberty celebrated her 93m binhdoy in 1964 and began a rwo-yeoT Tesmrarinn of her beauty which indudes a new gold plated Term. Photo Courtesy of APlWond Wide thos. AUGUSTANA FOBOTALL 1;, ngg Bow CHAMPIONS ONCE AGAIN! Srogg Bowl 1 , 18 1984 Elections See A First; Area Companies Reach An The ourlook for women in politics got brighter 05 Geraldine Ferraro become rhe first women vice presidential running more of Democratic presidential candidate Welter Mon- dale. Quod-Cirions and people all over Illinois and iowo got excited over the sensational Chi- cago Cubs' comeback. Yet the democratic porn ry voters, and the Cubs' fonsjoined in disap- pointment with area International Harvester workers 05 all three subjects ended in foiiures in 1984. Republican Ronald Reagan bear Mondale by a landslide in rhe 1984 elections. And how about those Cubs? They played such 0 won- derful season, yet even otter opening with four homeruns in the first inning of the playoffs, the Cubs lost to the San Diego Padres. After years of being a major part of the Quod-Cities, International Harvester Company sold its. agricultural equipment operation TO Ten- neco Inc. The announcement left over 2,000 workers without jobs. In addition to this sad affair, other erect companies including John Deere and Caterpillar were forced to layoff more workers. And McCobes, 0 Rock Island Department srore for years, had to close its doors also. Not everyone had it so tough though. The lucky combination 2071072030413 brought Chi- cogoon Michael Wirrkowski 540 million doiiors in the weekly Illinois Lotto game. He become the biggest lottery winner in history. In 0 case that encEfed up receiving notionoi coverage, Davenport chiropoctor James Kiindt was sentenced to serve 50 years in prison for A major business in downtown Rock Island, McCobes become one of 200 downtown Rodi island firms to close down since 1940. The department store closed its doors otter reducing oil its merchandise in mid De- cember, News End the murder and dismemberment of his wife Joyce. He was first accused of kiiling his wife by curring her body up with Cl chainsaw in 1963 05 0 women's rorso was found in the Mississippi River and believed by experts to be that of Joyce Kiindr's. Other deaths in 1984 inciuded Count Basie, Ethel Mermon, Marvin Gaye, Truman Capote, Richard Burton, Francois Truffaut, and Janet Goynor. For most QuadrCitions, 1984 was not 0 year they were sorry to see p055. Yet through it oll people still kept Up the pride in their communi- ties which remain Joined by a River. International Horvesrer, which is pictured here from on Old Main window and across me overpass, shut down in 1984 Xeoving thousands jobXess 0nd wirh nowhere ro rum The ogncuirurd equfpmenr plum was 0 mcgor Quod-Cmes business. On January 21, 1985 President Ronald Reagan repeared rhe ocrh of office of the presidenr os hlS wwfe Nancy holds the Bible Phoro Courtesy of APlWide Worm Phoros. Democratic presidenncnl condwdore WoWrer Mon- dale and his female running more Gerddfne Ferraro celebrate in the 1984 DEMOCYOTiC Vicror ry Golo Photo Courtesy of APlWide WoHd Photos. n n.:h , Illnu. 1;;f Even Though Ihe Punk and New Wave srwes didn't take over rhe fashion woer, rhe Cogs fill the bleach, ers om'red m the forour sTyXes. which emcouroge indi- viduohry 0nd definirer cremiviry. This Cabbage Patch lookrorUke is o pocketbook server or Chr'srmos time, yer most children srm 05k for the red rhing. Photo cowesy o! Kuy-Oee Toys. Scum Pork MaH Guys us well 05 girFs keep up with the fashions by wearing rhe new rrends. Here 0 suede and Xeorher vesr, leather lie, reverse cobredjeans, and o fashionr oble belr make up a display or Chess King in Sourh Pork Moll ginw' wry; Every year rhor goes by seems To increase rhe number of new fads and fashions, Losr year we sow rorn swearshirrs 0nd mini-skirrs, while rhis year the fashion marker swirched r0 Ieorher ourfirs and wild accessories. Bur how could This be helped when the country's rop performers were headed by Michael Jackson, Sheila Es, Madonna, and Prince? Losr yeor Mi- chael Jackson woiked away with olmosr every musical oword there was, bur rhis yeor Prince plunged inro rhe movie world wirh his box office smash Purpfe Rom. His music and sryie affected nearly everyone wherher posirively or nor. Anorher musicoi performer, Madonna, olso wenr over big rhis year 05 well as Bruce Springsreen end his rop of rhe charts hir Born In The U.S.A. Meonwhiie, beds in rhe fashion scene, Punk and preppie were Terms Thor jusr seemed to fade away in 1984. No exocr rirle was given to The new rrends, bur rhe big hiTs were jean These oversized sweolers come in on army of coiors, and could be worn wirh rhe Veneckline either in from or buds. Photo courresy of Ups And Downs, Soulh Pork Mail. Another dispioy from Chess King shows rhe rwo mos! common coiors available in leorher wirh This. ourfir consist- ing of 0 leather hur. tie, ondjociser. Prince rocked the music worid with his movie and sound- rrock of Purple Rain wirh such songs as When Doves Cry, iiLer's Go Crazy, and iiEroric Ciry. Feds And Fashions World Sees Leather And Musical Masters jockers, oversized shins 0nd sweorers, reverse coloredjeans, and pumps. Leather ourfirs done up wirh accessories such 05 handcuffs, open- iingered gloves, boors. bracelets, and bangles wenr over quire well also The eoring craze emerged even forrher rhis year wirh wild sryles 0nd of course, one hole in each ear srill wosn'r enough. Chrisrmos time flared up rhe demand for Cabbage Porch Dolls and ourhenric odoprion papers and birrh cerrificores. The Toy manufac- rurers rook grear odvonroge of creoring similar copies of rhe dolls, however most peaple srili srood in lines, entered contests, and lireroliy foughr over gerring rhe rrue Cabbage Porch. Ir was amazing how imporronr being in style was for mosr peopie in 1984, and it was equolv iy astonishing how many people feil prey TO rhe new feds. Don'r forger, rhis is 0 world of socieries srriving r0 express rheir individualiries. Fods And Fashions 21 New Trivia Croze Takes Over While Breekdoncing Hangs On America hod r0 become or leosr 0 rod bir were equally Top ticker seilersi broinier ofrer 1984 when rhe rrivio games hir The television scene finally deserved some rhe marker in full force. The original Trivial Pur- credir rhis year for its oddirions of such shows us suir game along wirh irs various edirions, bee Cagney and Lacey, Simon and Simon, and Sr come the victim of endiess numbers of orher Elsewhere ro rhe uireody running Cheers, Hill rrivio game copies. Even rhe almost forgorren Srreer Blues, and Dynasty. The Soap Operas Rubik's Cube can't compare ro rhese games held most college srudenrs' orrenrions while which resr people's knowledge. coming up with even more bizarre srorylines Another new irem which swept The norion Ihon iosr yeore Days of Our Lives gave Ali My was Nurrosweeri Ir srorred appearing in foods Children 0 very close run, especially during rhe some time ago beginning yer onorher borrle Srephono DiMeoro episodes, while General for rhe soft drinks. Now, insreod of producrs Hospirol somehow lost irs old pizozz ofier rhe containing only a blend of nurrosweer, we loss of Luke and Laura. hove producrs conroining 10cm, hurrosweer. The combination of new clothing feds, hew Breckdoncing movies come or us like waves gome fads, 0nd exciring movies and musicoi over rhe summer, bur rhe two big block-busr- orrisrs oli wrapped up wirh oil the other new ers were Ghosrbusrers ond Gremlins. Depend- fods and fashions, added 0 Iirrie brighrness r0 ing on which one you sow firsr, one may have the overoge person's world. been a iirrle berrer rhon rhe other, bur borh 'mwwwmgmmemgomw The new Trivia game craze even i Mm m, mm. MW . Wlmeng-ngmmmg rook II'S affect on Augusrono srudenrs mm. who formed 0 group and met on Sundays ro resr their knowledge 0nd have some fun. The big video game phase which had a ior of young people forking our quorrers and had a Ior of parents Upr ser still hangs in with new and Did games, bur basically has died our 05 a fad. 22 Fads C1 Fashions Along wirh me Xeorher ourfirs. chem belrs, and banged eonings, gfoves for borh guys and gals become rhe fashion craze in 1984 ofTer Michael Jackson stoned the rrend of wearing one glove. Here The women's sryle glove wirh cur rangers is shown. Jean Jackets were big in the ffmes, stayed around through rhe sixties and seventies, and now in 1984 have come back in more splashing sryles, designs, colors, and more ways r0 dress Them up. I-I-L The classic Jam Box and rhe Walkman re- main imporront ports in the music wond us well as The Xoresr type of dancing ccHed Breaking' in which people moon walk, spin Ground on Their heads, and perform unusml arm movements. Fads t3 Fashions 23 E Acrive Srudenrs Fill Augie Wirh Lors Of School Spirit Dressed and ready l0 run, this Augie srudenr prepares himseif for 0 good run by doing some stretching exerA uses. Dursng rheir free nme after classes, Andre Thompson and Leicnd Sronford shoot 0 lune pool In the College Cenrer 24 Srudenr Lure The greOEesr porr of any scnool 5 vs grudenrs. and me smcier-rs or Augusronc Colwege MI me campus mm spmr They mrerocr wnh one on omer m ways whch ore lwde xnreresnr'g Earn mg expenences as well 05 eryoyobie fur crlons Augie has so many offerings for me srudenr; one mey moHe rhe oesr of everyrmng they do Qubs orgomzcznons soronnes 0nd frorerrn hes, dances. corcerrs oloys 0nd orhlenc events on shune wnrh spmr once me srudems ger Involved m rhem Ir :5 mce r0 MOW rhor peopie core enOugh TO do mew best or keeping every one else sonsfled wwh whor rhelr roienrs howc! 60mg r0 cowlege mowing Owoy from home and choosmg o fumre career pom IS nor 0 54mph; rhmg r0 roclxle Yer swdenrs 0r Angus Iona show fme odJusrmenr and mommy They relate :0 each orher 05 well as re the fetulry 0nd OdmIWSTfOHOn They rake fOIIures m smde, 0nd srrwe ro meer CCOdemlC srcnoords. cwd Ihey hondte rheir successes wwh fmesse When groduanng coy comes 01mg, Augle srudems con be proud of rhe progress They Ochieved wsr Through rewonng warh each Orher 05 weil cs rhew schobrw accomphshmenrs Through funcnons Dom mswce end ourszde of rhe Augusrono campus. srudems reollze NhOI' 0 big world mere 15 oursude of schoox life They rolse me proper sreps TO prepare rhemsewes for We ofrer school They devebp commumco- non slxnls, busmess recncs. 0nd recnnques TO ber- Ier their furure Wm rhe help from all who rhey meer 0nd relore ro dong wwh rhelr own sewaudgemenr, AUgle srudemrs show greor per ,rennol end highlighr the schooX The AugusTono ngs are ready on me me 05 me quorrerboch recewes rhe football The- ngs had on orher undefeored season and become Nononol Charnw- ans 0 second nme m 1034 The C095 emonore o Ior of spmr dumg mew enrry In me Homecomang Yen mmesr Smdenr wae 25 26 Aclivilies - BBBBBIBQ'UB QE'UUWWUIEB Ooe of ma severm srudenrAbuJJr fbors Iers everyone know rhar me Augus'rono Vikings ore reigm'ng notional champions, and rhor me Besr Is Yer To Come. The ?lomes from rhe bonfire COSTS o preny golden hue over rhe Xorge number of srudenrs who showed Up for rhe nighr nme ocriviries of homecoming. 28 Homecoming Augie Homecoming Theme Tells No Lies, For . . . Brenda Gillerre, Todd Abel, Karla Swomson, Porrice Noel. and Amy Johnson help lead the Fans cheer during the game These cheerleaders of a different kind, defi- nireXy have fun doing their cheers and en couroging schoo1 spirir. Homecoming '29 30 Homecoming These srudenrs see more of rhe slough than they core r0 during the Canoe races. The annual homer coming event enrrced a Jet more srudenrs rhun usual because of The worm weorher. These Sing Conresr porricipoms take the: ucr sen- cusly 0nd palform their number wearing sm'a block ries 0nd sungtosses After a grew week and o homecoming game vinory, these srudenrs Hve fr up or The dance and wind up the festivities. These gm seem ro be having more trouble paddling through the foWlen leaves then Ihey do bearing my opponenrs. b I. The Besr Is Yer To Come Proves Tradition Lives On, And . . . Homecoming 01 i ! 32 Homecoming Homecomxng Queen, Vol Boyd and Homecoming King, Jonathon Johnson make their appearance or The Saturday afternoon game. The Augie foorboll players kick off me boH ro rheir oppo- nenrs ordy to bear rhe Redmen 0nd round 0H 0 perfecr homecoming. Displaying 0 beouliqu collection of colorful bollooms, the Pom Pom gxrls ride in Ihe homecoming parade The Augusrono Homecoming rrodirion lived on once agar: in 1084. A complere week's worTh of ochviTies were prepared and porTici- pared by rhe srudehrs for homecoming. Co- choirpersons Ramona Schobel and Ken Srrom- ' berg Ted over forry sTudenTs in rhe planning of This year's fESTiVTTiES. They provided The Theme The Besr ls Yer To Come, and everything eise just fell ihTo pToce. The week was enhanced by gorgeous Foll weorher ond worm sunshine, However, srui dehrs invoTved in rhe canoe races, who were unfortunore enough To Toke a dip in The slough, did ger o chiiT. Bur everyone could worm Up oT The bon fire or work up 0 Tirrle sweoT in The rope pull contesr, Other evenrs included 0 yell and sing conresr, and o rolem show, Spirir wos excepnonolly high This year and increased por- riciporion mode for lors of greor fun and excire- The mTTd AuTumn weorher along with one huge Augie bon fTre makes for a lot of fun and 0 great . sTudenT Tumour ro cheer along wiTh The TViang. Royal Court Jonathan Johnson Valerie Boyd Dudley DuPuy Brenda Gillette Tracey Ann Boehler Adelina Dimas Beverly Harris Kari Stromberg Merv Anderson Daniel Botka Michael Hershberger Aaron Kennedy Patrice Noel Michael Morkln menr in oil The evenTs. Ar The evening coronorion ceremony held or CenrenniOT HCIH, Augie sow rhe crowning of ViiQueen VoTerie Boyd, and VTKing Jonathon Johnson, The Choir and c3 brass quintet pro- vided The music as well 05 all The on and off Tuned singers who enrered The Sing ConresrA Afterwards The highT was sTiTI young, and pre game porries could be found almost ony- where. Homecoming doy gave everyone rhe op- porruniry ro eirher porricipore in or watch The coiorfuT parade. BUT rhe Besr Is Yet To Come, couldn'r have been more True after The Augie Vikings defeated The Corrhoge Redmen ond gave everyone The righTTro celebrore Tn sTyTe. The fun and echremehT of The enrire week exposed a loT of TrodiTionol homecoming spirir. Homecom'ng 33 34 Chrisrmos Messiah And Sr. Lucio Fest Enhance Augusrono Christmas Christmas rime T5 0 Time for joy. Ar Augusi rono Christmas brings about red and green ornomehrorion, Midwesrem snow, end the Iro- dirionol Messiah and St. Lucia Festival. With this being an anniversary year for Au- gie, the Sr. Lucio Fesrivol celebrated Swedw'sh heriroge in peaking rrodirfon. The ceremony rook place on rhe eve of December 18, in Centennial HON. Swedish folk dances begun the fesrivol, foTIowed by Lucio walking down rhe aisle. This year's Ludo was Freshman JTII Seoholm. Carrying a crown of candies symboTizing rhe deoTh of the real Sr, Lucio, Jill was followed by 0 group of srudenrs singing Sonro Ludo. The dimmedrlighr ormosphere, beouriful cosrumes, and sweet singing voices mode the fesrivol one of gear pieosuree The planning of rhe event was under rhe direcrion of Dr, Lors Scone Just a few days before rhe Sr, Lucio Fesr, rhe Handel Orororio Sociery put forth irs onnuoT Messiah concerts, also in Cenrenniol HoIT. In its 104th season, rhe sociery feurured 0 ?SDrvoice Chorus composed Of singers from rhe QUOdVCTTy Area and rhe Augusronca srudenr body end foculry The Augusrona Choir irself was heard in several selecrions. Donald Morrison served 05 conducror of The mighry event for The 19m year, and Daniel Culver prepared and conducred rhe Augus- rono Symphony Orchesrro, The beourifuT music performed in rhe Messiah wos indescribable, and gave more meaning to Christmas. The Messiah was pure, rmdw'rionol, 0nd 0 means of gerring away from a commercialized Chrisr- mose Dorh the Messiah end the Sr. Lucio Fest high- Iighred rhe numerous Chrisrmos activities which rook place around The Augusrono campus. They enhanced and enriched rhe fine roEenr which can be found or Augusrono College. Christmas . f IEEEEBLBCD'EE BEEWUB The 1934 Augustono Football team made it to their third straight NCAA Division III Championship game and their second win there. Headed by Coach Reade and a crop of 16 seniors, the team coasted to 0 12-0 record overall and on 8-0 CCNJ conference record. Coach Reade commented that the on'i- tude of the players was a major part of their success and they went into each game play- ing it 05 it was the most important one of the season. Senior Ron Nelson was named Most Volu- oble Offensive Player and senior Joe Wheel- er was named Most Valuable Defensive Player of the Augustono team. Nelson was the team's leading scorer with 96 points 110 touchdownsD, second leading rusher C1001 yordsl and was named Most Valuable Player for the Amos Alonzo Srogg Bowl. He was also named to the titst team ollconfetence for the Illinois and Wisconsin Conferences. Wheeler, the team's leading tackler, had one interception and recovered two fumbles for the yeort e Mike McGhee was named Most Out- standing Freshmen and senior Jeff Scotpinuto received the Jerry Freck Inspiration Award after waiting three years before receiving 0 stoning position this year. Coach Reade is planning on the same goals for next years team 05 he did for the 1934 season. He Ls optimistic that the 1955 season will be as successful as the '88 end '84 seasons. In case you didn'r happen To make ir our To Credir island in The fan, you missed something big. The Vi- king horriers, led by Shemi Shobog, Tinished 9Th in The National meer held in November Coach Paul Oisen, in reflecTing on The season, said he couldn'r Think of any real disoppoinrmenrs. He was impressed by 0 strong Freshmen doss led by Jim Sundeou, a Top sev- en runner, and Wilke STUdeTer. John Pommier and Tony Vondewolle re- presented The sophomores in The Top seven. Junior Tom Krieger, also 0 member of The Top seven, run one of his besr seasons, However, The base of The Top seven wos bUiTT in Shobog and seniors Eric Voiken, Doug Sand, and Mike Soboch. Whor really makes The Vikings' accomplishment 50 remarkable is That of The Top seven only Shobog 0nd Sundeou were Truly distance runners. Volkerr 0nd Vondewolle were ALI-Americons in The 1500, 30nd and Krieger were poTenTiol Alle Americans in The 800, 0nd Sokoch was 0 porenrioi AlIAAmericon in The Srieple Chose. Highlighrs of The year included Two invitational vicTories, a blow-OUT of Division I Bradley, and 0 3rd place finish in The CCIW conference meet The 1984 Wkings, left 10 right, front row: Don Larson. Tony VonDeWolle, Shemi Sobag, Tom Krieger. Doug 50nd, Mike Sokoch, Tim Carbon, Eric Volkerr, Chorhe Segmves, 0nd Sreve Clorkr Second row: Rich Vignes, IKevin Rice, Mike Rice, Mcrr Pommx'er, Wer Stodeker, Lincoln Smirh Bowen Depke, me Sundeen, Mike Dinges, 0nd Ed Rink. Burk row: John Pommier, Greg Dody, Rich Spring. Tim Bochmunn, Paul Huleonn, Jeff Corringham Kevin Soeken, Charles Dorr, Chris Rink, and Head Coach PouL Olsen. The 1984 Women's Cross Country ream faced a successful season with first place Wishes in the Cornell lnvirorionol, the Washington Invi- rorionol 6r. Louis3, ond rhe Store Meet CMon- mourhl The women also finished rhe season wirh a respectable fif'rh place finish or The NCAA Division III Regionols. The ream was lead by sophomore Beth Quinrenz, who finished firsr in the Srore Meet, and by cocoproins Lynne Robertson and loner Eight returning Ienermen and seven fresh? men provided rhe depth needed to lead rhe ream r0 0 winning season. Team spirit, dedicov rion, and the loss of only two seniors will be rhe basis for 0 fine season in 1Q85. Lori Cushmqn. ? .3 g. g '25 ususmu. ' l - - nuEIJETN hf . 5: mmm- Je WEBSTAZV The 1964 Augusrunc Womeer VoHeyboll Team, Iefr ro righr, from: Denner Swanson, Robin NuTzHe, Jenny Larson, Codene MiHer, Koren Ducy, Koren Jensen, and Tonya Berry. Dock: Lori Coleman, Kim Cullen. Jeanine Lehrmon, Kirsten Bum, MicheHe Miller, Lisa Anderson. Heather Swanson, and Head Coach Adolfo Alejo. Alrhough The 1984 Women's Volleyball season was not successful on the scoreboard, ir did well in individual improvements. Ceiopmins junior Lisa Anderson and sophomore Robin Nerzke agreed ir was a disappointing season. A season of 10 wins, 28 losses, and 2 ries does nor foir well, bur the ream did pun rogerher to win over a rough Illinois WesEeyon rhe Two times they faced each orher. Sophomore Micheile Miller was The mosr improved. Freshmen Karen Jensen, Jeanine Lehrmon, and Kirsten Buck will prove to be srrong ossers ro rhe ream in 1985. With hard work and ream uniry, The women should go into the season nexr yeor bener prepared. The Augustono Men's Soccer team headed into the 1984 campaign under head coach Kurt Anderson with two goals in mind; to gain the respect of traditional Division III soccer powers such 05 Wheaten, Washington U., and St. John's 'CMinnJ 0nd to secure a playoff spot in the NCAA Division Ill Great Lakes Region. With eleven returning, the kicker: entered the season contident of accomplishing both goolse At the halfway point, the team held 0 7- 3 record and seemed well on their way to gaining a playoff bettht But key injuries and 0 schedule that included both Division I C: II schools p1ogued the Vikings and they lost three games straight and ended their hopes of reaching post-seoson ploy. Though they foiled to receive a playoff bid, the soccer team did earn the respect they sought by defeating strong teams from North Park, Grinnell, 0nd UW-Plotteville. The team finished with on overall record of 1278, 5 of the 8 losses were by c lone goal. Other brightspots in the season included 0 3-2 decision over 3456 ranked Aurora College. 0 2-0 shutout of ??5 ranked St. John's 0nd 0 heartbreaking 2-1 loss to Wheaton College, the eventual Division III champions. But probably the highiight of the year come durtng the last home match of the year against lltinois Store, 0 Division I team, when the squad held for o hordAfought 2-1 victory in overtime. Individually, the Vikings were led offensively by senior Andy Kopaor 055 career goelst, soph- omore Brion Noyes, 0ndjuniors Paul Anderson and Gory Long. The midfield wos anchored by hord-nosed David Kettle and co-coptoin Dudley DuPuy. They were helped by the talents of Tom Mascari, Ken Bomobee, 0nd freshmen Kelly Kirchof'f and Russ. Borrt. The defense was held dawn by freshmen standouts Mike Duorte 0nd Bucky McPherson in the middle. Senior rrii captain John Stelzer, Jeff Tomplin, oncljunior tri- coptoin Mike Stelzer worked the wings defene sively. Senior keeper Todd Larson compliment- ed the talented defense by setting 0 single season record for the most shutouts with five. With the graduation of only four seniors, the return of seven starters, and several other let- ter-winners, the squad can look fonvord to tremendous depth in 1935 and once again will be in the hunt for 0 Division III playoff bid. Gmnell North Park Aurora Sangamon Srare Marycresr ,, Wesrern IL , U.W.-Honm Ckxke Sr. m3 Wastwhgrm U. IL Store nop-kyoh:deOtJKWbMJOMCA'f-tzAJ-XO AL2DOCJaMPs3$10M-AhD Db-OOixJI3,C! After facing a challenging schedule rhor included several Division I schools, The Augusrono Viking Wrestling Team went on ro win irs fourth srroighr CCIW Title and qualified five for rhe NCAA Division Ill Notionoi Tournemenr. Coached once again by Dennis Ric- cio, rhe Augie wrestlers gained a Ior of experience as rhey placed a relorively young ream up oguinsr some rough Division 1 competition. Augie's schedule Induded such schools as Minnesoro, Inf diono Store, and Norrhwesreme Most Valuable Wresrler ond rhe holder of a 27-104 record 07150 pounds, Roy Trive- line, said of rhe season, We knew we would have some good comperirion, bur we welcomed ir. It's 0 greor feeling ro bear Those guys. Ar the beginning of rhe year, Riccio fe!r Thor he had 0 weII-bolonced ream wirh some great porenriole They lived Up r0 rheir porenriol by winning several tournaments including the Ali-Lurheron end rhe CCIW Championships. In rhe NCAA Division III Non'onol Tournamenr, he!d or Augusronq's Carver Cenrer, rhe reom foired well. The highlighr wos heOVy-weighr All-American Tim Hess- ing's fifrh place finish There was 0 gear deal of pride and togetherness In rhis year's ream. Sophi omore Nicls Posegoy said: hWe were like 0 family. Even rhough we were young, we fought rhrough our injuries and mode The best of whor we had; we finished srrong. Wresrling is 0 demanding sport rhor requires 0 greor deal of dedicorion. Ex? houerng procnces, careful weight con- rroi, 0nd consronr effon ore essenriol for o successfui year. This year's Vikings showed us once again rhor it's well worth the efforr. The srrong Tradmon conrinuede The 198465 Vikings, bf! 10 righr, fronr row: Dennis VonderVinne, Andy Micheli, Toby Caselo Tum Kelly, Brian Davis, Por Marsh, Kory Keller, Nick Posegoy, and Marty Mahieu. Middle row- I'3rion Malone. Carlos GoHego, Craig Levenske, Geoff Dennis, Mort Holcomb, John Bums Anrhongl Dz'xk and Doug Ely. Back row: Scorr McWiHIoms, Lorry Brosfleld, John Innis, Trm Jouch, Mike Smirh Tin; Hessing, Dove Wellen, Jim Mzhidxreno, Dove Arndr, Scott Grubisich, Roy Triveline, 0nd Flieod Coach Dennis Riccio. 4Q Men's Basketball 1984585 BASKETBALL First year head coach Jim Leix spent mosr of rhe 1984-85 boskerboll season reaching 0 new system ro his team and rhe Vikings responded wirh 0 15-11 overall record and o 9-7 mark in the College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin, which was good enough for third place, Le'Ix and new ossismnrs Barry Bilkey and Jack Corbee srressed o rough, pressure mon to man defense and 11 Times during the year rhe Vikings held opponenrs under 65 points. Two juniors did most of the damage offensiveLy giving Augusrono reason to oprimistic for 1955-86. Guard Ricky Keys led rhe reom in scoring with o 14.2 average and forward Ken Harris was second wirh o 122 average. Harris was named to rhe second ream oH-conference team while Keys mode honorable mention. During the year Harris tied a store of Illinois record and jusr missed the NCAA Division III noriond mark, when he hir 20 straighr field goals over 0 period of rhree games. Senior cocopmins Roy Dame GOD and Don Borko 19.21 were among the team's scoring leaders and Dome led rhe ream in rebounding with o 6.3 average. Junior guard Rick Economos was also in double figures wirh o 10.0 average. The Vikings won or Illinois Wesleyan for only rhe second rime in 10 years when sophomore Kevin Norman ripped in a missed shor or the buzzer for o rhrilling 62-61 victory. Harris won rhe reom's Mosr Valuable Offensive Player award and also captured rhe Torol Performance Award. Borrle was named Bear Defensive Player and freshman Thomas Price won The Mosr 1n5pirorionol Award. Sophomore Lovene Marshall was rhe MVP of the junior vorsiry, The 195485 Augusrano Vikings varsiry boskerbolt ream, left to right, from row: AssLsronr Coach Ralph Schueme, Ken Harris, Ritk Economo , yce Banks, John Donnell, Tom Price, Rim Reyes, Mike Clucas, and Andre Thompson, Back row: Assisron'r Coach Jack Corbee, Head Coodw 3 Jim Leix, Roy Bunle, Brod Srorm, Don DOIHO, Darryl Taylor, Kevin Norman, Craig Cmiel, Craig Sharp, Loverre MorshaH, 0nd Assistanr Couch Barry Bilkey. The 1984-65 Women's Boslserboll Team fine ished rhe season under rhe firsr year couch Dione Schumocher wir'n c: 159 record The big highlighr for rhe season was their firsr time win in rhe Augusrono Invirorionol over Dubuque College. Orher highlights were 0 doubleroverrime win over Morycresr, 0 win over rhe Universiry of Chicago, and win over rive! North Central. Team awards wenr ro Sophomore Jill Red, nour, Besr Offensive Player; Senior Laurie Jock- son, Best Defensive Player; Sophomore Mary Kay Hermon, Most Improved; Freshman Tiffa- ny King, Most Promising Freshman: Senior Rob- in Reode, Ployers Award; and Senior Pom Motrson received rhe Coach's Aword. Tommy DollenbocI-zer and Pam Mormon were co-coproins for The year. Losing only Three seniors, the ream looks forward to a promising season nexr yeurV They plan on ber- rer defensive playing and o rougher offense as well. The 1984-55 Lady Vx'kings, Xeh r0 righr, row 1: Bersy Brown, Gloria Muller, Biro Jen, Linda Weiss. and Ann Oswoid, Row 2: Laurie Jackson, TerW Srorm, Cathy Path, Sally Gombocorro, Tommy Dollenbucher, Robm Reade, 0nd Trainer V01 Boyd. Row G: Assisront Couch Cher Jams, Man- ager Eilen Pogocnik, Head Coach Dione Schu- modwer, Porn Manson, Tiffani King, jill Rednour, Mary Kay Herman, Lois Pererson, Barb Smirh, Kim Sorrels, Arhleric Direcror Nan Efflond. Monoger Lin- dc: Poe, 0nd Assislunr Coach Rose Peeres. FOUNDED raso C O L L E G E ROCK ISLAND lLLHVOIS tastes caguams nreJop m hollow Scan Powen Jo n Tuner. and Turn Hancuck Me VIKING: 1984-85 SWIMMING GUIDE ' x 198d-85 Augusronc Vorsiry Swim Team, Ieh ro righr Erik Swanson, John Russo, Scott Power, Tom Hancock, Don Larson, and Mark 5cocypec. Back row: Head Coach Tom Sharpe, Mark TerhorSI, Eorl Dudley, Mike Murin, Dove Rasmussen, John Triner. 0nd Par Jordon Men's Swimming The 1984435 Men's Swim Team began rhe season wirh rheir third new coach in rhree years. Torn Sharpe rook over rhe posirion vo- cored by Chris Hommerberg Josr spring. Despite rhe loss of four Narionol Qualifiers from Iosr year's squad, the reom Tosr only one meer T0 WIU in dual meer comperirion. Experience and deprh were the major con- cerns in preseason training. Wirh only rwo Upperclossmen on a squad of twelve men rhere was reason ro be concerned. The ream did ger some exceptional performances our of Freshman Jon Rusco 0nd Sophomores Dan Lor- son and Tom Hancock which helped rhe ream go undefeored in Division III duol meer comperi- non. The lock of members and deprh fincliy coughr up to rhe Vikings or rhe CCIW meer where they finished fourth behind Wheoron, Millikin, and Norrh Cenrrol. Despire rhe founh place finish, Augie members quolih'ed rhree men for rhe Norionol Meer: Larson and Hon: cock in The 200 yd breasrsrrcke, Hancock also in rhe 100 yd breaststroke, 0nd Scot? Power in rhe 100 0nd 200 yd backstroke; Power and Hancock come away with four AII-Americon owords berween them and ted Augusrono ro irs besr showing ever or the Notional Meet. Four records fell or rhe CCIW meet and many personal records were 0150 ser. The Augusrono Women's Swim Team went through 0 year of rebuilding after big loss of six seniors. A crop of young swimmers pulled Together in order to end the season on 0 very successful more, A bright spor on the reom wos freshman Sonchio Horst who broke rhe school record in rhe 50 yd freesryree Many persond ref cords were broken rhroughour the season by numerous persons on rhe squad olso. Highlights of the season were 0 'Tsr proce finish or the Viking Olympics and or George Williams as well. The women otso pulled rogerher r0 rake 3rd or Rockford and 4Th in the Srore Swim Championships, Co-Coproins of the 84-85 squad were sen- ior Par Molir'n and sophomore Claire WON. Freshmen, Amy Henderson and Melissa Herw rick joined by junior Jeannie Kirrleson were named rhe mosr improved swimmers. Head Coach Bonnie Lewis is looking for- word r0 0 very successful 1QB5766 season 05 rhe ream will conn'nue r0 build 0 srrong ream wirh the uddirion of incoming freshmen. The1964w65 Augusrono Lady Vikings Swim Team, Xefr ro righrl fronr row: Assisrom Couch Mary Doerder. Cathy Cooper. Sue Erickson, Melissa Herrick, Reno Humberr, Amy Henderson, and Head Coach Donnie Lewx'sl Back Row; Sohor Dorwish, Denise Lego, Sonchio Horst, Kris Ryan, Claire Wall, Kim Sine, and Deb Sheriff. Men's Golf A young Augusrono Goff Team bottled irs way m a successful season and a second dune finish m Ihe COW In Sron Kimeson's debur as coach The Iecm relurns an at lheir lop seven chfers new year. The Vikings used a bdonce SCOflng anew Io arrain second piece or Conference. NI live af irs gmfers placed individuaw in the top 20. Olher rop team performances included 0 dud meer win against a srrong Knox Team, and a fourth mace finish or me 17-Tecm Quincy Invirononol. The squad was led by Freshman DIM Been and learn captain. Mike Nelson. Doen won Ihe Quincy Meer by firing a T2, and winning a pbynff Nekom a lumen finished sixth in the Sr. Ambrose Invitational wilh a 75. The Vikings also had orher key performances Junim Jim Perkins Wed :1 76! lo Enish sixVh or Quincy and dossmore Sreve Jess was elevenrh or Confexence and had a 75 vs. 5r Ambrose in o duair Freshman Bob Whne corded o 77 ogninsr Who's Weslynn '0 odd m the other fine performances Sophomores Kekrh Shortog and Paul Cooney and Senior J'm Mzdnicklem also conmbured and won Vorsiry Leners. Other mmbers of the ream were John Leighron. Don WinMemon. Tracy Barr. Mke Dinges and WM Hersdwbelger. Mosi vduoble Golfer for the season was Mke Nelson. Nexr year's mpruin wHI be Jim Perkins. . plating 2-3:; - WM 1f Vr- e' .. 'm :1' ' ivy... 9E1: t3 - .. ufv-fi I!!! yAAAaAL. 3, 0 0.? 0w 0.... 4.x 2g... 0 .. 0 0 1 0 0 0 .00 0 0 0 30M. 0000000000000000000000 0 0 0 0 000 0 0 0 0 000000000 0000000 00000000000000... 00? .0W mun: ,,, I. I I W0 : l000 ,. 0 Ta 0000000 x.,?000 0 0 . .0!di?i!;!?l? ,$$0000000000000 0000 000000400. :iiixgiil???l? .000000.000000m 00000000000000 0 0 00 0000. 00000000 3., 0 ,. ainta. 5.3.0.9....3 ?kff??????i?frh Women's Track hr; ' I ' Vx 1 ' 2$ Wuemn'll l EIJGI'SWJ :usmu 5-28 F 3 llEl'STP . 17 .l WK m The 1985 Augusrono Women's Track Team ogoin had a successful year, cupping ir off wirh rhelr fourth consecurive Small School Srore Meet win. Consider- ing rhe Team only hod four groduoring seniors rhis year, ir makes rhe fumre look brighr and full of possibilinlesl Sharon Smlrh and Val Boyd, both seniors, heeded rhe squad os co-coprolns. The ream had many srrong freshmen such 05 NCAA Divlsion Ill Norionul Qualifier Lynn Schenk, ln The dlscus, Michelle Brown and Korie Ohlendorf. Orher qualifiers included Junior Holly O'Donnell and Sophomore Rim Jerr whojoined Brown and Olendorf in rhe Mlle Relay. Val Boyd also had another srrong year ln Ihe Heprurholon. Alrhough there weren'r many qualifiers, mainly due T0 rhe rougher qualifying standards, rhe ream still had much porenriol. Next year The ream will be more experienced and better prepared ro rake more individuals TO rhe Notional Meer. Team award winners were Val Boyd, MOST Imi proved; Corey Borrz, Most Valuable Freshman; Rim Jerr, Mosr Valuable Player; and Sophomore Amy Johnson, Most Improved Men's Tennis Women's Tennis The 1964 Women's Tennis Team, returning oll bur rhree players, showed much improvement over last year because of greater srrengrh and depth. The ream had on 8-4 season losing one march re the powerhouse Norrhern Iowa. In rhe Qeo-Tonner Tournamenr, hosted by North CenrroL Augie advanced ro rhe semi-finoh; Dawn Larson won rhe division for No. 2 Singles, and No. 1 Doubles division was won by Jenny Urne and Karen Wiedenmon. Freshmen Jenny Lirrle wos vored cs mosr improved player. Peorl Md.eod, o sophomore, had on oursronding season erh on 11-1 record. Down Larson and Debbie Goborik, both seniors, were chosen 05. co, coproins. The team kooks forward r0 onorher challenging season nexr year. They hope ro increase their srrengrh 0nd sromino even more nexr year and work on evening up rhe competition in borh singles and doubles1 JJ 'ki-Ju . - . I a ' 1984 deEN' l 7 ' . enWi cm, I 4Me-L . nson, n n L n, Any Li , or- uyior. BACK: ' Head Coach '.- nie Lewis, Pom iley, Deb monk, P-. ouren B nq Ju-- 'oslwon. - Men's Baseball x J;LA x ? r : 0W ' : mtu- 1. ; v Vi $1; 6. IA-Il . . xhiji! Women's Sofrboll The 1985 Women: Sofrbou Team didn'r end rhe season on rhe nore rhey hod wonred 09-113, but when ir come down to shurring our rhe number one seeded reom of Norionols rhey had nothing to be ashamed of. In the Whitewater Tournament rhe ream shUT our, or rhor rime, 7th ranked Aurora CoHege 40. Other highlighrs were 0 3rd place finish in rhe Quincy Tourna- ment, 0 2nd place finish or rhe Aurora Tourney, and Senior Coproin, Mordo Beckmon's perfecr pirching game against Mon: mourh. Borh Beckmon 0nd Freshman Jennifer Heinze pitched a number of no-hirrers during rhe season, Team Awards wenr r0: Jeanne Klein, Best Offensive Player; Junim Barb Smirh, Best Defensive Player; Hefnze, Most Improved; Bedzmon, Besr Pitcher; Freshmen Corhy Peck, Mosr Promising Freshman, Sophomore Linda Poc received Ehe Players Award, and Junior Tommy Dollenbocker received rhe Coach's Award. Next year looks promising for Augie. They have their eyes set on Non'onols. The ream win be more experienced bur needs r0 work on pirching ofrer iosing one pircher, Marcie Beckmon ro groduorion. wt. .1 i lili '72 BBEBBIHWE x-f . ; 1 g g .r . H-..u..... Lv;;.:.k;, w. .1 ,. in X ! ' Y ? 4:. jat $ll :3 'i'hll 'M'l WI, n 0. 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Row 5: Suave S'chwller, Doug Haynes, KenhShorlog, Kevin Dohlsrrond, Mark Brooks.-Mne Donnenberg,. Todd .Obmosa'ls. ' 100 Academks . . L, E: 1L H L r . L.EE. . ?.b ,x .11; .2. : $4 :11?un , . Jilw TLW.EB'0-1LMWHKQ ii.,w.r...1 ,. egmmcm i mmmmmg l Presidenr Thomas Tredwoy Srudying E 0 large porr of every smdenr's life. . . 1. , . V ' The Presidenr ION In Acr DR. Thomas Tredwoy Augusrono has a ior TO offer 0 studenr. The library offers excellenr fudliries. 103 AVEH-n-tw-mrr- - n --V' ' 'H runw- - ESS-TRWK - , . V r 7.13;,- Administration 1 Academic Affairs: Deon Herald Sun- Acodemic Affairs a ; -.- v WueAwd Srudenr Services Srudenl Services. Cord Drown, Srephen Duckmeyen and Betsey Brodohl. Dean Hulferr : , 1,.vl ..xc.ilouisllu.ymlk.wha r. 107 Classics Departmenr: Banks and Vicki Wine. English Reading and writing is 0 pow of our every day life. And it's somerhing Thor we 05 a group rake for gronred. Augusrono has 0 excellenr English, Classics, and JournoHsm Deporrmenrs. The English Department offers 0 variety of courses which look or lirerorure from differenr perspecrives For exompb, o srudemimoy choose to srudy such subjects as English Romonric poers, or modern drama. All classes ore concerned wirh rhe power of words ro shape meaning and shore experience. Criricol and analytical skills are developed rhrough c1055 discussions and srudenr writing. Classic offers rhe srudenr o combinoiion in rhe srudy of Iirerorure wirh courses in exposirory wmfng, fiction writing, and poetry The Engwish Major provides for me srudy of literary Works and Irodirions which have enduring value 0nd conrihue r0 hove impormnce in rhe Conremporory world. Ethsh majors hove opporruniries for employment in flelds such as electronic and primjournolism, editing, public reiorions, personnek advertising and reaching. Many Enghsh majors porridpore in rhe Augusrono Internship Program which places rhem, during The Junior or senior year, wirh business hrrns and ogencwes wn rhe Quod-Qries or in major urban areas, borh ncrionol 0nd inrernurionolh 109 110 Educorion Educorion ploy: on imporrunr p00 in everyone's lives. Momy srudems ore majoring in educorlon. Two thirds of rhese smdenrs will be placed in o fullIime reaching 905E- rion. The program ls o combinorion of a liberal ans educorion wirh wirh proffesionol rroining rho! can begin during rhe sophomore year. Education can also be porr of any crher major. One other major rho! ls closely related is speech porhology. The Educorion Deparrmenr: Deny Hover- komp, Donald Senne, Donald Pererson, Margery Rordiff, 0nd Loryonn Eis. Speech porhology works wirh chlldren who have communication disorders, Eeornlmg i5 difficulr. Alrhough some groduules do go in re odulrs, Speech porhologisrs majors ore able r0 have many hours of clinlccl work, Pan of rhis program is The experience that srudenrs are able ro hove, Going our and working wlrh rhe children glves rhem somerhing a classroom never can, The ex- perience also gives The srudenr Cl chance :0 see if he's ; reoHy suired for rhe job. Social Work also deals wxrh people, and working WiTh rhem. lnsreod of using a classroom or building, social workers get our righr wkh rhe people. Some do work our of on office, bur the best effecr is righr our in rhe homes. Here or Augusrono, srudenrs. learn how ro work with these people firsr hand. Students in this field musr know us much as possible obour people in general and rheir basic thinking process. If G person is inreresred in working wirh people any three of these occuporions would be very enjoyable. The practice a person would recieve wowd be on osser with any employeerr wwwxmmmxg $ $ tag x. gt? Viant$K ,Q sin Q 333m; N. m ERMA. . Social Work The Social Work Deporrmenr: Vicki Somner. I11 Fine Ans or Augusrono is norjus o grudumion require menrv Speech communicnrions 0nd Thenrre work with borh voccn and visual ospecrs. Music works mainly wnh rhe auditory sense, of the audience. Speech Communications is on ever growing freld. Jobs old and new are always increasing. Many fiekds need a background of speech. There are 0 Variety of speedw dosses offered or Auguslona. They range from learning ro speak in from of 0 large group to communicoring between lwo people, Theatre is ofren d'uosen :0 go along wirh rhis major 05 wewi as Psychdogy end or Sociology. The Theolre Department or Augusrono has the facili- ries for all rhe areas; bocksmge, direcringi and ocHng. Speech Communications Speech Pathology And Theatre Department Majors in Theatre and people who's hubby is rheorre has a chance to work on rhree plays 0 year. Two straight plays and one musical. Experience can by gorren from rhese plays from OH areas Augusrono has 0 wonderful Music Deporrmem, The major feorure being, the Augusrono choir. in oddirion Augusrono hos rwo other choirs There are four bonds, one of which goes on rour each and every year. A large porr of rhe Augusrono srudenr body is invoived in the Music Deporrmenr Any one rho: IS Involved in many purl of rhe deponmenr is gerrfng 0 wonderful exper- Ience. Music Deponmenr 113 Augusrono hos exceHenr focilm'es for sroying In good shape. The Carver P.E. Cenrer contains, a swimming pool, dance room, ruquer boil couns, wieghr lifting rooms, gymnastic room, bosMrboH court, 0nd class rooms. Abe, rhere ore ourside rennis cows, and o fool'- boll field wirh on outside rrocl-i. There are many P.E, classes offered or Augusrono. In order r0 groduore o Auguslono srudenr musr have four credirs in RE The variety of courses offered gives 0 srudenr a break from rhe usual dussroom ormosphere. The Art Department The Heolih Service Ar Augusronol rhe Arr Depurrmenr provides instrucr Hon in srudio arr, arr history, and orr educorion. We offer on exciting enviromenr for srudenls who are commirred m rhe siudy of visual language and expression Small dosses, 05 weli 05 well equlpped doss rooms and srudios add to rhis envlrenmenr. Frequenr visirs TO Xocol galleries and To Change for special exhibirs provide vuluobie learning experiences. Also students examine many areas of humon endeavor, and Augusronds program helps srudenrs daveiop writing speaking. and unalyncd reasoning skills. Mm a breader understanding of the world. Arr Deportmenr groduores have made rnsighrful conrriburions r0 human understanding and T0 creative rrodirion Physical Education 115 u... 116 With such comperin'on in Business, Accounring, 0nd Economirs fields, Augusrono's deporrmenrs are designed ro give a student rhe besr edUCOTiOH possibJe to ochieve rheir pcrriculor career 900:1 Each deportmenr is staffed to benem rhe srudenr. Each deporrmenr has a Inrernship :hor Is on exceHenr Chane for experience in rhe working wand. This inremr ship L5 usually done in rhe winrer of rhe Senior year. All of rhese subjecrs also allow the srudenr r0 gar very special- ized. The deparrmenrs ser Up a cerroin set of require mean for each major in rhe department. However, by choice classes rhol interesr the person. one can ger rroining in one porrfculor career. Accounling majors musr be prepared ro rake moth course: also. They musr like To work wirh numbers and enjoy business 05 a whole. Ar the end of four years 0 The Economics Department person majoring in occounring will be able TO pass the CPA. resr. Economics comblne quire u bir wirh pohlfcef wence. Majors in rhis held must keep up wirh current evenls. Some Business F5 olso requred for W: department Eco- nomic may be spelcffed in general or specific career choices, Business is really a combinorlon of a voriery of rhings depending on which area of inreresr one woms, Eco- nost end Accounn'ng con borh inrerchonge wilh busi- ness and usuoHy do. All of rhese areas have excellent programs. The fucr rhor there is a demand for rhese rypes ofjobs help. Wirh such demand for rhese rypes ofjobs help. With such demand and on excellenr program rhere wiH be no problemjfor srudems r0 gerjobs. The Accounring Deponmenr: James Goiley, Jean Johnson, and Richard Reed. The Business Deporrmenr: John Hommermeisrer, Janis Lonergon, and Thomas Donneliy. 117 113 Jim Winship has 0 desk full of paper work for his poliricol sdence courses, Augusruno has on oursronding Morh ond Compurer Department. Any Augusrona srudenr is obwe TO use the compurers on campus, The main compurer rermind is located in Sorenson. In fncT many of the Classes offered or Augusrona Use the computers in one way or unorher. The Morh And Compurer Science Deporrmenr 119 120 Geography Depunment Geologyr Department Field sciences 05 Geography and Geology are called, involve rhe ourdoors. Borh of rhem include going our re the held and working omd experimenring. Dorh are 0350 fob sciences, where rocks, maps, and orher things are learned obour. Since borh ore lob sciences, rhey both are used for gruduurion requiremenrsh Geography pertains ro rhe environmehr and how xr works. Borh weather and land forms are studied. The weorher sron'om rhe school owns helps in the weather area. Geology dew: with rocks, fossHsl and how they hefp learn about the land and life. The deporrmenr has a museum in which is kept many Types of plant and animal fossils. Both these sciences help people re learn about the earth and how ir has developed Berween rhe rwo there are enough different dosses r0 odd voriery ro Ihe subject. Going back in rlme ls nor only a graduorion require- menr, bur also an lateresring aspect of life. Hisrory is sTudfed Throughout life in many different areas. Here my Augusmna there are many different areas to choose from A person can go back as early 05 when rhe earth was formed or 05 late as he wants in any country. Almost any dass gives you your requiremenr. For hlsrory majors, the program is great, The Teacher: keep well informed, ofren going on mp5 and r0 seminars to learn all they can. The History Department -H mm 121 An Explosion . . . In This modem era, man is faced by 0 world rhar has been. Ls being. and will be shaped by The growrh of scienrific rhoughr. Augusrono helps a srudenr deveT- op on undersmnding of the basis from which porenriol benefits derive from sdence. Augustcnds Biology department provides 0 foun- dorion in basic biological concepr: and principles for srudenrs. The deporrmenr conrofns excellenr Faciliries. There are rwo zodogy iobororohea on ecology, rm'a'obiology, physiology, and borony lobororories, okso a greenhouse Special opororus Tndudes 0 high speedcenifuge, phase conrrosr microscopes and pho- A Chemistry srudenr couriousTy mixes two rhemrcoTs Iogerhel', The Chemisrry Department, :ighr T0 Terr: De WW, Burr- neson, Norske, Wonmon, and EITcson. romicrogrophic. Research '5 0 mm! bur essenriol pm of Augusr fonds chemistry deporrment. The deportmenr has many major pieces of equipmenr. These ihclude En- frcred. visible, and ulrrovioler specrrophoromerers, and o hcgh speed preparative cenrifuge. These pyoe vide hundson experience with many of rhe rools used by present day chemisrse Wirhour rhe research many smdenrs would not be getting such on in-deprh educorion. The Physics deportmenr trains srudenrs to develop their onolyr'm obih'ry. This prepares the srudenrs for gruduure school and indusrriol or governmental posie tions. Faculty in Ihe Phys'wd. deporlmenr are on usser r0 rhe college. Currently one focuhy member is working on liquid crysrois and the orher rwo ore workihg on prq'ecrs whor involve The new compurer. This com- purer wosjusr bought this year Jr is color and con pn'nr In coior. The science deponmenr or Augusrona has long been 0 srrong and viral parr of rhe college The Biology Department. Iefr r0 righr: Turnquksr, Larson, Smirh, Dziodyia Tollirsch, Tth and Smolensky, A Augusrono Chemistry srudenr hard or work. The Physm Deporimenr, right to left; Frank, Mc Carr, and Remake. l 120 124 Sociology starts from the premise rhor we are bosicoHy social onTmols, because orherwise- people could nor sur- vive. Humans Five our rheir lives for berrer or worse, in o socieiy rhor exbred long before they were born and Wm exisr long ofrer rhey ore gone The basic insight of sodofogy is rhar human behavior is XorgeXy shaped by the groups ro which people bebng 0nd by the 50ml inlerocrion rhor rakes place wirhin those groups. Augusrono has on oursronding Sociology Deporrmenn And dmosr every srudenr before groduon'ng rakes a course deoHng wirh Sociology. The courses offered are foscinoring 05 well 05 0 lot of fun. The Sociobgy Deportmenr: Den Nefzger, Morsho Yoggie Smith, and Perer Kivw'sro. Marilyn Hoover heads up the Medical Technology courses offered or Augusrono. A N,-.... u.--M The Psychology Department Almost every major ihGT is offered or Augusrono requires Psychoiogy 101. This Course includes working in the Ror Lobi This ofien rurns our To be quire on exper- ience, DUI ii's a very valuable lesson in learning nbour polience. The Psychoiogy Sroff or Augusrono i5 oursronding They make learning fun and enjoyable. Also, they are very helpful. The fieid of Psychoiogy offers many career opportuni- n'es. Aiso srudying Psychology is very fascinating and fun. A person can ieorn o Ior obour themselves and the people around them by smdying Psychoiogy, The huv mun brain is consranriy changing and rhere is consronriy new dam findings. dealing with Psychology. if 0 person wonrs IO get into 0 held ihoi i5 consionrly changing, ' Psychology would be a good fieid for ihem. 125 The Swedish Department ..',-7 , 7 The Religion Deportmenr: Myron Fodge. Arnold Levin, DanIeX Lee, Roberr Hook, Ralph Rodbff, 0nd Perer Beckmcn. In order to groduore from Augusrono, 0 student is required to rake some courses in Reh'gion 0nd Phiios- ophy. Bur the variety of courses offered are numerous so that 0 student has no problem finding one rhor interests him or her. Religion courses range from lnrroducrion r0 Diincui Thought Io World Wide Reh'gion. These courses help build a broader undersronding or the world around us. Philosophy clso heXps in understanding the wortd around us. Swedish is roken by many srudenrs their Freshman Year. Auguorono has on outstanding Stuff. 127 126 Many srudenrs rake 0 foreign Vonguoge In High School, rherefore each summer 0 resr '5 given in order ro place our of any given tonguoge. In order ro groduore from Augusrano o srudenr must have one yew of foreign language. There are 0 voriery of languages offered, bur rhree popufor ones are Spanish, French, and German. Spon'mh is 0 very procricul language rhor is used by some in The Quad Gries. Also The Spanish Deporrmenr or Augusmno f5 excaltent. rf 0 person is really inreresred in the Spanish culrure, Augusrono has a Sponlsh club, The language of love, or French, is a fun language ro learn. The French Sroff make learning a fun and inreresr- Jng ocTivify, Also, there 5 0 French Club m Augusrono. Castles and beer is only 0 few rhwngs rho: o srudenr Tolsx'ng German woukf learn about German tends to be a harder language r0 Ieom. Also each summer there is o semesrer offered abroad m Germany. This B 0 very enriching experience for many Augusrono srudenrs. For rhe srudenrs rhor remain or Augusrono, rhere is the German Club. Learning a language can be borh fun and o chol- Lenge. The French Deporrmenr: Sonja Knudsen, Roger Crassleyi and Arie Zuurdeey. 129 BEEBBIELWE BEBECEEUUBCWUIEEUB 16:? R AJSrudenrs Judxciory The RA Execurive Board Row 1: Mike Sokoch. Kerstin Smirh. Row 2: Chrisrine Seoberg, Mark Wesrmon, Teresa Grorelueschen. The Represenrorive Assembly - Row 1: Anne Page, Mark Westmon, Craig me'el, Nerd Verbeck, Missy Barker, Alon Arps, Heidi Morlock, Amy Piper, Kerstin Kn'ppner, Teresa Grorelueschen. Row 2: Mike Solsoch, Amy Lomphere, Chrisrine Seoberg, Deon Jone; Dove Dorojos, Phisir Suchorirsopir, Kori Smirh, Tom Heimon, KerSIin Smirh, Philip erkop. Depend On Srudenr Participation As every year, the srudenr government 0ch 05 0 means ro provlde a channel berween rhe srudenrs 0nd rhe administration and foculry. Ir musr fulfill srudenr needs borh academically omd socially. Srudenrs from each class are elecr- ed rhrough o schoolwide voting process and serve 05 Represenrorlve Assembly members. Members of the Srudenr Judiciary consisr of seven srudenrs, rwo odminisrrorors, and four foculry members. Participation ln Augusrono's Srudem Govern- menr depends upon The members rhemselves. There are always opportuniries r0 gel lnvolved. This year rhere was quite on Uproar when the SChool was considering switching re the semesr rer sysrem lnsreod of rhe presenr quorrer sysr rem The RA rook a lor of ocrion rhrough public quores, Ierrers lo the Observer, school proresrs, and various orher methods. Along wirh rhe regular posirions, srudenr members also beionged ro endless commlr- rees, boards, and advisory groups. Srudenr Governmenr strives ro benefir in creoring great- er communicorlon 0nd connecrion berween the sludenrs 0nd rhe odminisrronon. Open meerlngs were always available ro The resr of The srudem body. All ln all rhe Srudenr Government, Represenv Torlve Assembly and rhe Judiciary Board, gave srudenrs 0 channel ro voice rhelr opinions and become more involved wirh rhe school's orga- nizorion. Srudenr Judlclory - Row 1: Serge Knudsen, Chris James, Thomas Choffee. Tirn Dodge, Shoron Irwin, Grerdnen Luomo. Flow 2: Marilyn Hoover, Jack Hullerr, Jean Johnson, John Duric, Chris Sloub. Korrino Srierholz, Jill Sron- dordl RAJSrudent Judlclory 183 college union board of managers Members of Cubom 7 Row 1- York Taenzer, Roe Lyn PhIHips, Katie Fosser, Laurie Runnersrrom, Darcy SiHmon, Dorboro Spudlch, Koren Anderson. Row 2: Sue Hopley, Sum Cunningham, Louro Rupoy, Laura Dom, Sheryl Meyen Susi Ross, Midnelle Morrissey, Anthony Frino, Trevor Sunderloge, Gregg Warren, Koren Winz, Chrisry James, Suzanne MiHer, Jennifer Joskowok. Row 3: Ron Frier, Jone Klug, Steve Lund, Gen Brown, Koren Swanson, Derh Hornes, Chris Mehlhousen. Row 4: John Hayes. Mehsso Hawkins, Korhy Williams, Garland Burge, Don F055, Lon' BoneHs, Chris Melhuusen, Janna Oerring, Kim 1 Sine, Ann Eberhurr, Anne Perle. Kristen Deckmon. Kurt SteHing, Buffy Morson Korhee Brown, Cindi Spawn, Bonnie Scheuermora. Row 5: Mike Bosler, Dove Wienz, Steve Moron, Jon Rusco, Bill Hochmurh, Poul Rekword, William Roderick, David Kinder, Grunt Ernyre, Craig Bowron, Doom Dox', Croig Honz, Eric Hoppe, Pole Beard, Mark Jingo, Scott Ahlman, Nancy Nelson. CUBOM Makes 84-85 Another Greer School Year As rhe biggest evenr sponsorer or Augie, CUBOM prides Trself in offering srUdenTs as well as fncuiry with an abundance of activities. The College Union Board of Menagers programs evenrs Which provide opporruniries r0 deveiop inrelleconHy, culrurolly, erhicolly, vocationdly, and socially. The club consists of seven commit rees: Concerrs, culrurol evenrs, dances and par? ties, lectures, movies, special events, and rrovi el. The 1084-85 school year was unorher fun- filfed busy year monks T0 CUBOM. Den Newcomb, College Center Direcror, spends Time in his office moinroim'ng rhe student union and scheduled events. Members of BACCHUS lnrer-Soron'ry Council - Row 1: Paul Rirrof, Karhy Muleney, Lori Danes, Kenna Knipe, Laurie Sourhwick, Laura Cumer, Lisa Hansen, Sharon Pederson, Koren Pederson. Row 2: Judy Poskvon, Joan Herrmonn, Barbara Bengslen, Carlo Besemon, Dione Duffy, Lynne Joy, Nancy Campbell, Jone Womecke, Lori Corh'ne, Joann UHrich, 136 Docd'vuleSjlnrernorionolClub lnrernorionul Club , Row 1: Chrisrlne Minjo, Hnnh Tron, Missy Decker, Kon' Smith, Dhuyon Sum, Row 2; Roger Mijler, Anne Pane. Kwobeno Ansu, Bonnie Scheuermun, Xian Min Zhu. JiH Seoholm, Phisir Suchorlrsupir. Row 3: Fori Chikomo, Boon Ooi, Charles Don, Du De Hang, Sunder Sbboroyuiy. Three Organizations Strive To Berrer Srudenrs' Lives With so much emphasis on olchohol aware- ness rhis Year, several srudenrs pooXed rhelr ideas together and formulored rhe firsr BAG CHUS moosr Alcohol Aworness Concerning the Health of Universiry Studenm choprer on Au- gie's campus. This new consrirurion was furrher recognized by The norionol chapter 05 rhe 200m chapter in rhe norion. The group sponi sored rhe BACCHUS Aworness Week, Iowo Ciry Alcohd Awareness Seminar, and rhe sponsor ship of free sandwiches and cookies or rhe Greek Week Col party. The Werisoron'ry Council consis'red of 19 members, 1r wos ser up ro govern rhe six sororities, work rogerherl and make rhe enIire Greek sysrern or Augusrono 0 berrer one The council, under presidenr Lori Benes, sponsored ollrschool ponies, service projecrs, end on inrerr sororiry dance. The council also pbyed 0 large part in Greek Rush. The Inrernorionol Club consisred of115 mem- bers from several foreign countries. Their 90015 were to promore muruol undersronding 0nd culrurol exchange berween rhe foreign sru- denrs 0nd rhe orher srudenrs on campus. The club ponicipored In the Inrernorionol Club Exhibi- rion, a dinner, and 0 canoe trip. Ir provided 0 base for exchange srudenrs to become 0c- quoinred wirh rhe orher srudenrs or Augie, us well 05 rhe communiry. Bocchusflj.jlnremoriond Club 137 The Yearbook After last year's Yearbook staff which struggled through the year, the whois editors worked into the next fall. The 98485 yearbook stuff mode the book less of a rhullenge and more of a good time. As last year, the staff met on Wednesday nights to work on the book, yet most of members worked on their pages during their own time The staff had 0 few returning members, Darlene Borrell, os editor-in-chief. Todd Abel us Business Monoger, Phil Hodgkinson returned 05 Sports Editor, and Ed Spitzet come back to handle photogra- phy. BUT otherwise. the new stoff consisted of eager Young Freshmen 0nd Sophomores who really put in on all our effort to learn the ropes of putting together 0 college yearbook As usual, not everything went the way they wished things to go, but no matter what the circumstances, the staff managed to overcome any problems. New 0;; preaches were tried in the Academic section and de tailed assigned duties were given to the Sports staff. As predicted, the Organizations section, which is the Iorgesti lost most of its staff quite early so the Section Editor and Darlene Bottell united their efforts and split the Job equal- Iyt The Senior Section and the Underclossmen section breezed through their jobs with ease. Both sections monoged without a stuff and only the section editors themselves completed the work. And the Greek Section editors also were on their own, However, their section was near completion long before anyone else had even gotten 0 good start. Yearbook wcrk takes a great deal of one's time and Even Through Chaotic Times Staff Strives On this year's. stuff proved they had enough energy to put one together. Through all of the red rope and chaos. and oil of the times when thingsjust seemed impossible to handle, the staff worked around them and come out on top with on exceptionolly well put together year- book for their school. The theme alone tells how they felt when theirjobs were done and the book was on its way to the Publishers. Celebrate Augustono become Celebrate the Yearbook Staff because THEY DID IT!!! And they did it Good! :t til. i... , :fJ The Female mojoriry of the yearbook staff happily assemble around the ployvthings in Andreen to escape from their work. in front are Anh Dorrow, Lynn Schenk. in back are Susi Ross. Chris Zuehlke, Darlene Darrell, Down Linnert, and Lori Cushmon. Yearbook Photographer, Ed Spitzet focusses his Eumero during a meeting in preparation for some lore night organizations pictures. Todd Abel conducts some yearbook busxness over the phone as he Tries ro keep up with the budger and the biHsr Senior Section Editor Pom chholson heips our n the dismburing of Eosr year's books while she owuirs rhe rerurn of senior picrures so she can ger ro work on her job. Sue FuHer 0nd BiLI Hochmulh are up ro rhex'r necks in Underclussmen pictures and compurer lists as they rry and assemble their pages. Never hovxng enough rime for hersve, Ediror Darlene Barre sheds over everyone's work and helps our wherever needed. Rockery-l 130 ....--w-I Experienced Ediror And Eager New Sroff Tackle The Yearbook . Organizarions Editor Lynn Schenk and Ediror Darlene Borrell spengljime 0h The phones Vsc'heduiing group picrures. As Edirors-in-Chief of The 1964135 Augusrono Yearbook I would like To use these two pages To Tell of how This year's staff shined rhroughour rhe year. After thT I personally wenr Through iosr year with The ' yearbook it was surprising Thor I should wunr ro rake it on again; Bur I enjoy being pan of Augusrciho Hisrory making and Thor is exocrly what a yearbook is - 0 hisrory book fuli of picrures, STONES, end many memories of 0 school year. This year's staff heiped me pur rogerher The book wirhour very many loose ends or incomplered pages. They worked hard on gening Their jobs done on Time, r001 yer 0T Times Things jusr couldn'r be heiped Lack of cooperation on The pen of The resr of The student body was probably the hordesr obsrode. Bur Through my experience and The dererminonon of my new and innovative staff, we got rough and rockied oil of The obstacles, including picture scheduling. Our photographers this year ocruoliy come back from events wirh more picrures Then we needed; layouts were done in advance, and copy was wriiren ahead of 140 Rockeryvl Various members of The yearbuok stuff help our The Underclossmen Section by stumping pictures during one of Their regular meerihgs. The- weH botonced 0nd hxgh urhieving Yearbook Phorogrophy sroff: Unnerrl Ann Dorrow, Pony Pekms, Ed Spirzer, and Ron George, Down Academic Secnon Edirors Susn Ross and Brenda Miller, rime roo We look every precourion in our power r0 make sure the book was completed in time X enjoyed working wirh everyone on rhe sroff and am proud of rhe work rhey occompIished. Thxs book means a lor ro rhe schod 0nd ir meonr even more re myseW and my sroff because we were me ones who :reored ir and developed it Into 0 fine coHecHon of campus Me The rheme Celebrate Augusrono was a meme Thor we dwoys kept with us in our minds while we pur rogerher rhe pages rhor fiH up rhe space inbewveen The hardback covers. And X wonr r0 rhonls my sraf'f for Their hard work and roleronce, 0nd I am dso rhonhing the people who make Up Augusrono CoHege, both srudems and staff, for making rhis year one- ro celebrate over so our meme really meunr something Dressed To fir rhexr ports, The Greek Section Edirors Barb Spudich and Chris Zuehlke rake time our r0 p059 for rheir own picrure instead of Cropping Their SECn'on pictures Rockery-l 141 APO. And Campus Crusaders Thrive I In Acriviries T Members of APO 142 Members of Campus Crusaders These Campus Crusaders perform on enlighrening song. During the UMOC roienr show and oucrion sponsored by A.P,O., rhis studenr gives rhe audience whor he's got. 143 .m 0 G .W .0. S d O h C S d n A DI e DI Cheerleaders And Pom Pom Squad 14:: Dance Company Dance Company's Second Year As Successful And Exciting After 0 successful first year in 1984, the Dance Company come back with more mem- bers and more rolenr this year. The group's mo'tn 900T was to promote dance awareness in the Augustono community, however they also gave their audiences fine performances and pleasurable enrerrotnmenr. Bonnie HirtlemonvLewis was the faculty sponsor once again this year and Ramona Schobel returned to take the job of Captain, The group enlarged this year having 0 four teen-member squad. The Augustono Dance Company performed in the Homecoming 0nd UMOC talent shows, and held their second annual Spring Dance Recital in March. Their Spring Recital included boller, jazz, modern and chorocter dances, Each number also had exciting costumes to enhance the performances. The group also performed or various other small funcrions rhroughout the year such 05 0t Westerlin Hall during the Christmas Season And practice was a must for these girls in order to memorize and master the different dance rou- tine moves, and work on precision timing with all the members. The Dance Company really worked hard or making their second yeorjust as successful, if not more successful than rhetr first. Their fine performances and exciting rou- n'nes provided for 0 lot of good entertainment or Augustono, and definitely mode the com- munity aware of what goes into a dance recire ol. The Augustono Dance Company proved to be 0 good idea. Members of The Augusrono Dance- Compony an no orderk Ramona Schobel, Kirsren Lindberg. Melissa Ringberg, Koren Siomxony, Lynda Barr, Elizaberh Eds, Tiffany Benningfield, Allison Shefrs, Krisru Ridesel, Terri Eisenoch, Mary Shown Surer, Lyn Korbuugh, Angelo Losocco, Wendy Well. Dance Company 147 The Augusrono Symphony Or, 148 Musical Groups The tradition of musical exceITence conrihued rhis year or Augusrono 05 all rhe musical groups rook porr in rhe celebron'om of rhe school's 125th Anniversary. Highlighting rheir yeor wirh o memorable rour of Sweden, Norway, 0nd Denmark, rhe Augusrono Choir once again proved rheir no- rionol recognition for versoriliry 0nd exceITenceT The 72 voice choir, acring os ambassadors For Augusmno College and rhe Unired Srores, worked unusuoHy herd and pur in many hours in order to perfecr rheir rour music. This perfec- rion wos quire evidenr as Donold Morrison die recred the Choir in 0 special performance for rhe King and Queen of Sweden! The Symphony Orchesrm afso had 0 re- mesrro The Augusrcno Vorsiry Bond Excellence Seen In Musical Groups For Augie's 125rh wordfng year as They had several concerts and conrinued ro play for rhe Orororio Sociely. The Concert Band rook parr in rhe school's celebre- rion by rouring Illinois rowns where Augie once srood. The Vorsiry Bond held a concerr each quorrer 0nd oIso played in the pep bond for boslserboll 0nd foorboll games, 7 Several ensemble groups also were active or Augie rhis yeor. Jazz Combos, rhe Smge Bond, Chamber Singers, and the Jazz Band oll . provided vorieries of enrerrox'hing music for rhe campus. In celebroring Augie's 125m, 0 special excirer menr wos felr by all rhe groups 05 rhey per- formed rheir musical exceiTence. Members of the Choir concenlroFe on the music and The direcror during 0 performance I An orchestra member ploy: or the I Messiah. - Musical Groups 149 Augusrono I 1 Inf ere gil. ST .ij Music Educorors Norionol Conference A Members - Brenda Hehns. Anne Mon'e Drown, RocheX Sweeter, Midnoel LeDocq. Thomas Schwuerer. Sigma Alpha loro Members ' . i. 1 ' ' 150 Music Organizations Phi Mu Afpho Sinfonio Members , Row 1A Don Londbo Row 2- J0me . . i , . s Dorr. Nathan SroHr Murry Kinsley, Sreve Petersen, Eric Srohlquisr, Tom Schiuerer. Mike Pegrom, Brod Smllh agar: LeDocq. Furmull Plant In Music Through Organizorions The Three Music Organizorions, MENC. Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonio, end SAI oil provide rheir members wirh extra ociiviries in rhe Field of music. Augie's chaprer of MENC provides any one wirh on interest in music wirh services of guest speakers, and o rrip to the iliinois Music Educators Association Convention. The guesr speakers reiore to rhe group rheir musical ex- periences and update rhe members on various ospecrs of ihe music field. The trip consists of rehearsals and workshops. Phi Mu Alpho Sinfonio is 0 unique organize? rion which does not srress conformiry. ii oliows each individuoi member ro grow and deveiop in their own way rhrough inreresr in music. The Augusrono Chapter, Zero-Bero, was chartered in 1070 and continues r0 encourage inreresr in music. Sigma Alpha lore is o norional professional frorerniry for women in rhe field of music Here, too, members conrinue rheir interests on var- ious focusses of music The group has eighr ocher posirions and gives every member op- porruniries r0 express rhernselves ond furrher their interests in music. Phi Mu Officers Don Londbo 0nd Sieve Perersen. Music Organizoiions 151 Biology Club - Row 1; Chris Mehle houser, Melanie Bones, Berh Hoines, Sonya Eiben, Anna Loi, Laurie Run- neIstrom, Ron George. Row 2; Sieve Merouse, Candi Coffin, Lois Mor- quordr, Laurie Hill, Kr'sro Durron, Bob Chlong, Tracey Meyer, Julie Long, Dave Rypkemo. Row 3: Jamie Bear- rie, Gronr Ernyre, Neii Homer, Eric Ko- pusrko, Susan Tegrmeyer, Jeanne Reddy, Komy Schmin, Rick Neohring, Eiien Kuhimunn, Robin Gronewold, Lorenzo Bocmzzi. Row 4: Don Schel- lenberg, Kristo Riedesei, Vicky Oul- mon, Rob Elliorr, Alimon Gard, Petey Schilke, Ellwood Blues, Nmy Ander- son, Don Winkieimon, Ed Drarme, Cathy Cooper. 152 Chemisrry And Biology Clubs Hold Fine Programs For Students Augusranca is known for irs fine programs in Biology and Chemistry. This year the Lindohl Bioiogy Club and the American Chemical Soci- ery kepr olive this inreresr for Augie srudenrs and helped Them further rheir knowledge in borh of rhese iields. The Biology Club supports obour fifry mem- bers ih 0 socioi and academic group by srimu- lon'ng inreresrs in biology research and orher heoiih reiored fields. The Biology Club provided for diversified inreresrs in many of The courses offered such 05 zoology, onoromy, physiology, and microbiology among others. Biology also inrerrelores wirh other fields iike biochemisrry, erhnology, 0nd biomerricse The club holds lecv rures, films, fieldrrips, 0nd orher acriviries for srudenrs such 05 iuroringe With Bob Chiong os presidenr, the club presents Ton inreresring and Ben: Bero Bero is o honory biology ciub whose sole purpose is recognizing srudenis wirh acquired skills and Imowiedge in biology. The club has sponsored four members in 0 rrip ro Tempe, Arizona for The National Conven- rion, This year Tri-Bero is merging wirh rhe biology club. They are rrying to encourage more ocrive porriciporion 0nd inrroduce Tri- Bero To more biology srudenrs. The- Americon Chemical Society provided 0 source of practice and informurion in rhe field of Chemisrry. The fifteen members were pro- vided wirh films, discussions, and speakers i0 help promote on ihreresi in chemesrryT Student members were fomiiiorized wirh rhe subject and rook pride in their work. often intriguing perspeciive in response re the i quesrion, Whor is life? This year's Bioiogy Club officers are Bob Chiong, Laurie Runnersrrom, 0nd Lorenzo Boccuzzi. American Chemical Sociery - Row 1: Cheryl Brirron, Max Addai, Lorenzo Docuzzi. Chris ldornor, Joner Coope. Row 2: Wilrxom Lewis, Neil Homen, LonCE Sofford, Allison Gard. Row C3; Dob Chiong, Sreve Freed, Norman Bares, Scorr 6min, Kwobenu Amsu, Charles Barr TrF Dero Biowogy Honor Society , Row 1: Steve Merouse, Sonya Eiben, Anna Law', Laurie Runnersrrom Row 2: Candi Comm, Lois Morquordr, Laurie HHI. Krista Dunon. Dob Chiong, Tracey Meyer, Julie Long, Dove Rypkemo. Row 3: Allison Gard, Berh Hoines, Neii Hurnen, Rob EHiorr, Korhy Schmirn EI- ren Kuthonn, Robin Groneond, Lor- enzo Boccuzzi. Row 4; Dan Schellen- berg, Jamie Beorrie, U90 Baxter, Vicky Omrnun, Reid Schroeder, Ed Eromw, Wdi Neohrfng, Corhy C007 per. TrirBero Officers; Krisro Durron, Laurie Runnersrrorn. Rids Neohring. 0nd Korhy Schmirr. Biolognyero Dero Berqu.C.S, 153 Ar Lefr - Members of Spanish Cmb' Ike Brannon. Lira Dime; Roben Woolridge, Mike Monin Below - Members of German Out: Row 1: Dove Kindler, EiJeen Nogo, Jim Remlinger, Charles Don, Russel Fujo, Corinna Boehm, Jenny Galina, Lori Whiningron, Kim Reed, Km Swanson Row 2; Doreen Genin. Allison Gard Teresa Grotelueschen, Beth Homes, Michael Danenberg, Anne Pobje, Wilhelm Von Roderick, pow Knoerr, Koren Swanson. Roger Miller. f ,4 French, German, And Spanish Clubs Sponsor Cultural Evenrs Foreign Language Clubs provided 0 voriery of interesting and cuTrurol evenrs for rheir mem- bers this year. The German Club provided on opporruniry for srudenrs sharing on inreresr in German culture and customs r0 get rogerher and develop a better undersronding of the German way of Tife through field mp5, discus? sions, and guesr speakers The club also rook cu field rrip r0 rhe Amono Colonies and her their onnuoT Oktoberfest, Chrisrmos Corolling, and enjoyed themselves or 0 Spring picnic. The French Club also led a voriery of ocrivi- ties involving French culrure, Their annual evenr was 0 wire and cheese rosring parry or rhe beginning of rhe year m welcome new members. The club also VISTTed rhe Arr Insrirure in Chicago r0 see rhe French Impressiomsrs on. Members of French club were able r0 share rheir experiences in French culture and increase rheir learning of the language. The Spanish club or Augusrono consisred of rwenry-seven members The group empha- sized The language and Huency by way of ucriviries such 05 dinners, and orher gatherings r0 discover rhe cuTrurol complexities invoived. Each of Ihe rhree clubs promored greorer interest in rheir perspecrive Ionouges and en- courage rheir members r0 learn more obour rhe differenr culrures and customs which are so very different, yer so much alike of our own. Members of French Club , Row 1 Laura Dom, Melissa Hawkins. Teri Polo Row 2: CheryT Hurling, Michael LeDocq, Arie Zuurdeeg. Roger Crossley, Alison Krischke, 155 156 BSU Kim Somalis conducrs a weekFy Black Srudenr Union meemg in 06 Main. A guest speaker shares her views on x'mporronr issues with rhe B.SU. members. Members of rhe Black Student Union BlockSthenr Union Celebrores Heritage Through Fesrivol The Block Srudenr Union was 0 Club desfgned ro ossisr minoriry srudenrs m Augie in adjusring r0 coHege life. Members were given on opporruniry r0 become berrer ocquoinred wirh each other and shore rheir ideas on currenr issues weeldy. The club sponsored ocriviries for members and eLso held the Orh Annual Kwanzaa Fesrivol r0 celebrore rheir African heritage and reaffirm rheir belief In many of rhe African rrodirions, This fesrivol helped develop and greorer sense of unity, idenriry, and purpose for block Amerir COOS. AM in all ir was a very productive ant! suc- cessful year for The Block Srudenr Union. DSU 157 Vmw. 4, A44.. 158 Democrorsmepublicons Borh Campus Politico! Parties Engage In Campaign Efforrs Borh PoTirTcol Ponies were weIT represenred rhTs year on rhe Augie campus. College Repub- Ticons and Young Democrors allowed srudenrs T0 voice rheir views on imporronr Jssues of the day, The Young Democrcns led by John Lirrig guided rhe organizcm'on rhrough o producrive year. The club gove srudems 0 forum r0 exv press and expand rheir vafues. Ir also devel- oped rhe prThciples of The Democron'c Perry and involved rhe members and leads rhem ro undersrond rhe views of rhe Democrors. The club debored rhe College Republicans rwice, They campaigned for local, srore, and norionol Democratic condidores, end 0150 herd College Repubchon officers this year are Nora Verbecla, Jim Porter, and Randy Steele Two members of rhe Young Democrats shore and discuss rheir views on elecn'on nighr perry. The mom goals of rhe CoTlege Republicans were re Ier rhe srudenrs know of rhe basic ideals of rhe Republican perry, and the condir dares running for office or 0H rhe levels. Meme bers gor rheir feer wer in campaigning by working wirh ocruol condidarese Twenry members under The guidance of Jim Porter helped with rhe Yourh For Reagan Campaign, rhe Yourh for McMilTon Campaign, and assisted orher oreo candidates in Their pur- suit of public office. The club held on elecrfon nTghr victory party and had guesr speakers OI venous rimes during rhe year. College Republicans - Row 1: Nora Ver- beda Randy Steele, Aaron Kennedy. William Howey, Roger Miller. Row '2: Tim Schmidn Ike Gronnon Young Democrors , Row 1; John Linig, . D.K. Willa, Min Allen, Kersrin SmWh. Tim Young, Louro Winton, Row 2: Bob Chiong, Andy Kraemer, Gretch- en Loumo. Democrurszepumens 15G TOO JUDO ClubfP.O.P.,T.S. Judo Club And PORTS. Deal Wirh Sporrs On Augie Campus Two organizonons rhor were ocrive on com, pus rhis year were rhe Judo C!ub 0nd PORTS Each allowed members ro develop physicole 0nd or professionally Judo club provided on opporrunity ro ream rhe on of Judo, o morriol on and o sporr. Ir is rhe mosrering of rord body discipline. Ir regards maximum efficiency wirh minimum effort and on rnregrorion of rhe efforrs of rhe hand, rhe soul, and rhe mind. PORTS. was 0 professional organizorion reJored ro sporrs. The club was jusr srorred rhz yeorA Jr was organized in hopes r0 increase rhe omounr of interest in rhe field. Their main goal in rhe furure is re ocr 05 c: conrocr berween srudenrs and rheir perspecrlve careers Borh organizations were headed by sru- denrs and ocrive wirh' numerous scheduled meerings, funcrions, 0nd ocriviries r0 enrich rheir members in rhe area of sporrs wherher one or more. Judo Oub , Row 1: Terry Doner, Rich Johnson, Gory Dom, Bob Chiangl Row 2: Dod Milk, Sreve Bergren, Gory Neol, Rob Schob. Bob Chiong practices 0 judo move on Terry DonerA PO R TS , Row 1: Kim Seover. Dove Rosmussom, Holly O'DonneH, Jone Sumerfrew, Dick Sumemeld, Ed Rink. Row 2: Karen Druck, BO! b Demon, Krisren Durkel BIII Morrinez, Stacey Lyzniok, Denner Swanson, Ann Oswdd, Ginerre Struck, Doug Sandi Lynn Thomsem Mike flickers, Junior Jordon, Tim Hancock, Doreen Genin, Jennifer Jugera Julie Anderzon. Andy Kerwin Judo CIUbfP.O.R.T,S. 1m The Mojesric Gents perform for rhe- Home- coming Sing Comperirion 0nd recered rhe . wfnning honors. Ladies of ViroX Essence - Row 1; Cindy Penx'ds, Nancy Toppst Amber Brown, Melonie Morgan, Elizaberh Conely, CoroXyn Johnson, Vonessa Mure. Row 2: Angelo Journey, Brenda Morgan, Kym 3.6. Payne. Poulene Nopper, SheXerheia Rogers, Doris Bailey, Terese Dukes. Shelly Porrer, Jolando Watkins, Maureen DeBois. Row 3: Robin Ferguson, Joy Prowell, Sharon Brown, Towonio Parker, Sharon Richardson, Chorlerro Young, Moria Telberr, Marylin Combs, Troy Tuclxen Koren Momon, Rebekah Grider, Jouroun Hoymes, Yulondo Clark, LoTonyo Brooks, Tonya Whitaker. 162 LovelMoje-sric Genrs Majestic Gents And L.O.V.E. Highlighr Uniry And Identify Two organizorions on campus cenrered rheir purpose on uniry. The mojesrlc Gems and Lo- dies of Viral Essence provided 0 base to esrob- iish idenriry and purpose for each group. LO.V.E. was 0 social service group designed to promore o posirive image of black women Under rhe guidance of Sheterhew'o Rogers, rhe group sponsored The annual Halloween and Volenrine Grams. The members Believe in L.O.V.E. end are proud of who rhey are. The Mojesric Gems, had by Jonathon John- son, had 0 very productive year. Their main goal was re build Uniry among black students on campus. This group was otso involved in other ochievemenrs also. Borh groups provided brorherhood 0nd sisremood among rheir members. Mojesric Gems Row 1: Nonis Johnson, Garland Burge, Jonathon Johnson, Keith Squalls. Row 2: Bradley Price, Richard Whorley, Reggie King, Tony Podgerr, Michael Wilder, Dovid Guilford, Roberr Woolridge. Row Or Lamont Groyned, Edward Dronignn, Tyrone Singleton, Leland SrcnforcL Fidule Crawford, Non King, Give Phinn. Row 4: Patrick Humphrey, Cleve Maloon, Joseph DuHer, Andre Thompson, Ezekiel Ross, Craig McLendon LOVEXMojesTic Genrs 163 Business And Accounting Clubs Promore Furrher' lnreresr Bero Upsilon Sigma, Augusronds Business Frorerniry, was on organizorion designed ro ossisr in deveioping inreresr in business related fields, Business srudenis, 05 well as srudenrs wirh orher majors, were weicome ro join This club. This year Bern Upsilon Sigmo sponsored iTS ninth annual Business Day. The rheme was Preparing for Tomorrow's Challenge, and rhe evenr provided srudenrs on opporruniry r0 spend 0 day with iocol businessmen in various professional fields. The Augusrono Accounting Associorion Was jusr newly formed in 1983. This club was devei- oped r0 promore fellowship, inregriry, and en- rhusiosm among undergraduate accounring srudenrs. Ir also was open to srudenrs of orher majors. Ir was on organizorion which increased awareness of accounring profession opporrunie Hes, Accounring Ciub - Row 1: Reyna Grlsovs Anne Duncan, Doiores Rubei, Kimberly Gieyevich. Row 2- Miriam Walker, Biil Andersen, David Schmirr, Drenr Miller, James Galley, Suzerre Ewers, 104 Dero Upsilon SigmolAccounring Club Bero Upsilon Sigma Officers were Ron Norgle, Deon Jones, John Dunc, and Dave Olsen Bero Upsiion Sigma - Row 1; Sheri Hoines, Dorores Rubel, Morihm Fronke, Lynneo Mugnuson, Sandy Samuelson. Row ?- Dem Quinrez, Jim Cronfel, Jamie Bedwell, Liso Ledvmo, Dem Haines, Rod Dole. Sharon Richardson, Debbie Knapp, Tim Temperley. Row 3: Tom Conway, Don Loyng, Ray Bjorserh, Chris James, Tom Moscori. Row 4; Mike Wilmer, Deon Jones, Sron Scrorich Dovicl Olsen, Ron Marge. Bern Upsilon SigmofAccounting Gm 165 Augusrono Studenr Speech and Hearing Associ- orion - Row 1: Cathy Corry, Lynda Schweinberger, Jill Lowler, Undo Kuchro, Pony Leohy, Koren Luum- zen. Row 2: June Witey, Lisa Dererding, Jone Milner, Berh Jones, Nancy Campbell, Lori Schulrz, Porn Hadley, Kim Cullen, Amy Hurchinson, JFH Koll- meyer, Janine Nelson. Row 3: Karol Olson, Koren ijbeck, DJonn Purz, Karhy Molinusky, Kurhy An- derson, Jonnu Oerring. Members of rhe Social Work Oub 10.5 ASSHAISOCIGI Worleocfology Clubs T ages. ' Specific Inferesr Groups Sociology Club v Raw 1; Kersnin Smirhi Michele Henderson, Perer Kirisro, Marsha Smirh, Naomi Sondquisr. Row 2: Daniel Gilliison, John Tobaka. Ben Nefzger, ; Socially Active In Communiry The Sociology-club provided srudems wirh on opporruniry ro explore and to gain 0 more complele undersronding of rhe field. The club promOTed on inreresr in sociology by discussing research done on social problems. Members porricipored in ocrivires leading to human wel- fore including o rrip ro rhe annual Midwesr Soaologicoi Sociery meeting in rhe Spring. The club also rook part in 0 career nlghr, occasional i dinners, and orher social gorherings which helped broaden rheir perspectives of sociology. Augiels Social Work Club provided members with on active year rhis year. Service projecrs like a Halloween pony, bowling nighi with the x. 4 Association for Retarded Persons, and o rolenr show were some of their ocrlviries. Also, edu- corionol programs like films and speakers kepr the members busy. The main purpose of rhe club was To promote inreresr in social worls and provide fellowship for srudenrs and faculty in- reresred in rhe profession, The Augusrono Srudenr SpeechiLcnguuge Hearing Association offered irs members rhe opporruniry ro enhance Their knowledge in rheir chosen fieldsi The club held OCTiVirleS ro provide berrer chances TO shore ideas rogerher 0nd srrengrhen ocodemic progress in rhe field of Speech porhologyi ASSHAlSociol Workaociology Clubs More Knowledge lh Field Keys The Goals Of Three Clubs The MothCompurer Science Club was 0 group of 25 students. The club was under The leadership of presidenr Linda Nelson. Ir srimuTari ed inrerocn'on berweeh faculty and srudenrs. Their goals were to encourage interest in morhernorics 0nd compurer science. Members participated in sponsoring many Iecrures, 0nd honing 0 Morh Bowl of Quod-Ciry area high school studenrs. The physics and Engineering Club provided informorion 0nd ocriviries for rhose inreresred in a career involving rhose fields, The club heEd movies, Iecrures, demonsrrorions, ond porries. The members become berrer ocquoinred wirh rheir fiers and each orher. The Augusrono STUdenr EducorTon Associ- ation, A.S.E.Av, was a club open to smdenrs who shared on interest Tn the educorionol field The group emphosted Tnsrrucrion os welT 05 service. Members porridpored in various workshops and ITsrened to guest speakers. The club also made Chrisrmos presenrs for Tocol hospirols. All rhree organizations offered Their mem- bers wonderful ocn'viries ro porricipoze in. Members of me Morthompurer Saence Club 168 ASEAfMoIh CTublPhysTcs And Engineering Physics and Engineering Gub , Row 1: Phisir Sumorfrsopir, Eric Watson, David Remake, Jon Thomas, Steve Senders. Auguslono Srudenl Educorion Assodurion - Row 1; Shari Hosley, Amy HeHer, Ms. Rarcliff, Roger MiHer, Tery Emma, Suzanne MiHer, now 2: Vol Weber, Barb Spudxch, Carlo Desemun, Kris Mekon. Row 0; Kim Hendesr, Tim Schmxdr. Lisa R0014. ASEAfMorh ClubfPhysiG and Engineemg 109 T70 Honors Augie Honorary Groups Recognize Many Qualifies The several honorary organizorlons on com- pus oclmowTedge ocodemic excelTence, Teodr ership quoliries, 0nd servTce qualiries. This year's Arisreio was sponsored by Dean Dersy Brodohl. This honorary orgonrzon'on rec ognizes high scholarship among college fresh, men. Membes ore inducted in rhe Spring and musr hold or leasr o 3.75 grade poinr average durTng any of rheir rhree quorrers 05 0 fresh- mon. An'sreio wos oTso responsible for publish? mg rhe pTcrure book of incoming Freshmen enrirled, T'Who's Fresh. This year 29 srudenrs or Augie wos initiored into the Agloio Choprer of Morror Board. Mor- ror Board was 0 norionoT honor sociery for college seniors ranked in rhe rop 33?: of rheir class The society had over 200 choprers on college campuses norionwide. Omicron Delta Kappa was an honor society which looked rowords leadership among up- percloss men and women. These srudenrs who heJd Teodership posirions in vorTous groups quali- fied ro become members of this organization. Arisreao - Row 1; Kim Mm Zhu, Rachel Streeter, Sure Lepisro, Undo Gordon, Jil! Srondord. Pom Hadley, Lori Does, Melanie Done: Row 2: Lon Dorrells, Pot Sheeron, Kn's Axelson, Erfc Kopusrku, Craig Dowron, Darrin Good, ETng Warson, Juner Holmsrrom. Row 3: Amy Heller, Dmcz Ferguson, Russell Fujo, Rod Dole, Eric Weems, Sharon Way, Lynneo Mognuson. Row 4: Tom Hexmon, Phil Wirkop, Mike Morkin, LIED Hansen, Km Edwards. Srephonie Pererson, Korhy Werlsheiser Row 5: Birgir Gorrelr, Gwen Kroghess. Morror Board , Row 1: Sharon Zinkub, Donna Lynn Hryn, Sarah Medendorp, Lorenzo Boccuzzi, Alan Arps. Row 2: Bob Chiang, Suzerre Ewers, Teresa Grorelueschen, Tina Kuesrer, John Bunk; Erhon Ernysa Mark Westmon. MichoeX Payne, Row '2: Lori lessen, Korhy Schmirr, Sonya Eiben, Bob Chiong, Laura Dom. Row 3 Colleen Horpsrer, Vicki Oulmon, Lisa Rook, Omicron Delro Kappa - Row 1: Lorenzo Doccuzzi. Down Andrews, Joquw Foerrsch, Lisa Siukenberg, Sreve Merouse, . . Kim Henbesr, Bin Gehring Row 4; Suzene Ewers, Marilyn Fronlie, Cwndy Horbech, Chm Smub, Jonno Oemng. Korhy Calms, Mllse Nelson . Honors 171 Andreen Holl Explores Andreen HoIJ wos a home place for resi- denrs and vIsirors during rhe 198471985 schod year. The Andreen Hall Council was responsibb for rhis by exploring and inirioring o voriery of in house programming ideas, and iooking inro several physical improvemenrs for The hall. The half council consisted of sevenreen members. Two individuals from each floor, on upperclossmen 0nd 0 freshmen, provided 0 Andreen Community Advisers 172 Andreen wide array of viewpoinrs and ideas ro help improve the comforroble and enjoyable armor sphere 0r Andreen. Resident Direcror, Carmen Hoppenjon could always be counred on re provide guidance and supporr To anyone who needed ir. Andreen Hall Council was formed years 090 ro promore academic, cultural, and social op- porruniries. Ir srimulored fnreresr in campus 00 ln-House Programming Ideos n'viries. and residence horl affairs which encourr aged 0 sense of communfry among irs resx? denrs. Some of rhe acriviries sponsored for rhor sense of communiry were 0 FocuXrnyroff Hdr Ioween parry, 0 Chrisrmos decororion conresr, ponies with Seminary and Corbson Halls, and numerous floor octiviw'es including inrromurds. This year's officers included Kyro Payne, presidenr, Jo Schoirer, vice-presidenr; Linda Ber- roJozzi, secretary; and Heidi Morlocls, treasurer, Andreen Hall Councii: Row 1: Linda Derroonzi, Heidi Morlock, Kyro S G. Payne. Jo SchoVrer, Sue Dorrogrio, Amy Piper. Row 2: Carmen Hoppenjon, Liso Borrh, Lorene Johnson, Corhy Cooperl Chrisrine Seoberg, Row 3: Cheryl Websrer, Korhy Schully, Yulondo Clark Andreen 178 Westerlin Hall Improves Qualiry Of Dorm Life The 1984-85 year was a producrive one for merous onor parries. Wesrerlin Hall Counal The group's mcu'n dunes were of social and educarional programming, whiJe ir also concerned irserf wirh The quaHry of life m rhe building Many dormrsponsored acrivm'es rook place. Among rhem were rhe Sweeresr Day Sale, 0 Lime Sis Pizza Parry, aerobic sessions, and nu- Hall impravernenrs mode Wesrerlin a more pleasanr place ro Hve. New T.V.s and cable were added, along wirh new pap machines, tuned pianos, and magazines or rhe fronr desk. Westerlin Hall Council consisred of about 40 members. Each Hoar was represenred by one freshman and one upperclassman Westerlln Community Advisnrs 174 Westerh'n Weslellin Hall Council Wesreriin Hall Council Executive Board Wesrerhn 175 Seminary Hall Council Keeps Smiles On Resident 'Foces Semlnory Holl Council Sreve Bensen, EriII. Swanson, Eric Kopusrko, Joson Pophom, Dorm Good. Mohammad Ali Hussein, Craig Slump, John Hayes. 17b Seminary f 177 Semxnory 17B Erideon Erickson Hall Council 7 Row 1: Dave Uvinssron, Mark Pfisrer, Poul Teske, Dove Buchholz. Row 2: Steve Merouse, Bernie Ducrow, Andy Schwenls, Merv Andersen. Tim Schmirz Erickson 179 180 Corisson Corlsson Holl Sroys Busy To Encourage Dorm Acriviries w. . 3' V $332 I. 1.; ' - Corlsson Hall Council , Row 1: Dave Nerd, Joe- seph Butler. Row 2; Pere- Rosmussen, Michael Payne, Tom Kekehk, William Henley, Dluvon Surf, Paul Rekword, Jeff Coanhom, Mike Nel- son. Corlsson 181 BQEUIDUEJB . . . .-A-A:r1- - - W..-.. - 1- EEEISBLELWU BEEUUIEEB Cynthia A; Abruhomson Gregory D. Actipes Kate M. Ague Jayne C. Amundsen William F. Andersen. 11. Kathryn Anderson Mark 5A Anderson Merv K. Anderson Kelly A. Andreasen Michael P. Arbuckle Patricia KA Axfolls Tracey A. Boehler Richard A. Donnas Joanne C. Bonnon Daniel J. Burke Bradley C. Buwmnnn Lisa J. Baxter James R. Bennie Morclo J. Beckmunn Lori Dene: BOIbOfO Dengsion Calla A. Desemon Cynthia D, Dienlak Richald D. Biesferfeld Susan I3. Birkeneder Carol J. Dmel Kathryn J. Blomqulst Lorenzo Boccuzzi Debra J. Dcdrner John J. Bogdanske Wendy J. Balchan Valerie L. Boyd Edwuld C. Blnlzke Bruce Blocks Anne Marie C. Brown John A. Bum: Duaalio Burner! Mark J. Burselh Brod A. Bussard Deanna M. Call Nancy J. Campbell John E. leson Catherlne H. Cany' Ruben Chiong Forlmyi Chikomo Greg Chodoro izabellu L. Chadnrowsku Manna Choi Kelly A. Christinnsen Shell Chrlstle Timothy A. Clmk Janet L. Coupe Cathryn A. Coopel Bruce K. Countrymnn Debomh .l. Cram Scan Av Craven: Nancy 5. mefotd Jonathan R. Curtis Kevin P. Dahlstrond David M. Dangelo Deanna Sue Davis Kay R. Denney Christopher D. Downs Helen Duvhle Krista L. Duncan Anne L. Eberhan Goergerlne K. Eben Scott R. Eckdahl Slephanie L. Ehlers Sonya R. Elben Joseph E. Elder Mark A. Erickson Madeloeno Evangelism Suzette L. Ewen Donald K. Faust One of rhe renscns Bob Chiong came ro Augusrono was because Augie's o lLberol ans college. He warned ro groduore 05 o weIi-rounded person. He said, If I had rhe rime, I'd major In everyrhx'ngf' Bob said he . . learned so many things from drfferenr clubs and differenl peo- ple,H Bob majored in pre-med omd biology. However, he said, . .. a donor needs more then sdence. Dob rhinks a doctor musr have good communicoricn 5km; ro be SEnsEtive Io his patients, Bob said hels omb'xrfous. He aiwuys n'ies to do lhlngs rhur choHenge him. Bob wonrs to errand med smool ofrer groduorion and be a docror. James W. Fecht Robin L. Ferguson Robyn A. Flokne Daniel R, Foss Debra R. Goborik Mary E. Gmrlson Mary J. Gaul Willlom J. Gehling Jenn A. Gilllom Chelyl Glogovsky Pauline M. Goeldi Judlfh A. Gray Tamale D. Greene Gull A. Grossmnnn Teieso R. Grotelueschen Seniors 189 Dale A. Gueberl Philip M. Hagen Christina M. Humor Cynrhfn S. Hurbeck Nell F. Human Colleen S. Hamster Beverly E. Harris Panes! L. Hartwell Regina Marie Hartwell Bridgei A. Haugh Maureen A. Heim Thomas P. Heneghnn William H. Hemlcks Joan M. Herrmann Laura E. Hess Timothy L. Hessing Daniel G. Hill Richard J. Hinfz Jennene Hadgklnson Marsha L. Holllngswonh Larry K. Holsreln Pamela J. Hosler Donna L. Hryn David W. Hunnlcun Dlonn L Hunslngm xf - .7- w - Anne IIIi Jeffrey S. Inwood Kimberely Jackson Laurle J Jackson Jon M. Jacnby Christopher P. Junnes Lari .I. lessen George R. Johnson Jonathan L. Johnson Kenneth A. Johnson Melissa C. Johnson Winifred 0. Johnson Koren Jones Lynne T. Joy Jody L. Jurgens Judy .Iurgens Chrisanne Kelley Nicholas G. Kosap Aaron 5. Kennedy Kenneih D. Reyes Joseph Kiesewener Deborah J. Klndler Glegory H, King Julie K. King Denise L. Kllndwanh Kenna S. Knipe Prasunnu R. Kolulkar Laura L Kopulos Cynthia V. Koulis Carlo K. Kruklow Laura L. Krokavec TEnaTlna M. Kuesrer Ellen E. Kuhimunn Laura 5. Kuzel Anna L. Lal Sarah J. Laros Daniel J. Larson Down E. Larson R. Andrew Larson Todd E. Larson 192 Seniors Susan M. 1.05qu9 Holly T. Lawfar Lori A. Lear Jelly J. Lebeda Bethany K. Lenschow Michael A. leonowilz Sheryl A. Levin Ilene T. Lewis Linda M. Lincoln Richard E Luedike Steven P. Lund Philip P. Lundth Patricia J. Mockin Barbara Manecke Susan A. Morgis Kimberly D. Muquuldf Pomeia A. Manson John W. McCree Shawn P. McMonus Sarah B. Medendorp Ire A. Merfeld Carolyn Mesick Susan 1.. Meyer Robert F. Mlliajr. Jr. Nancy D. Millage Seniors 108 Brent C. Miller Dnvld V. Miller Rlchard L. Miller Suzanne K. Miller Luann: .l. Mln quld G. Mircheil Ted J. Mitchell David A. Muller Paul J. Moraskn Brenda E. Morgan Tammy L. Morris Elizabeth A. Murphy Molra G. Murphy Julie 1. Nekson Linda G. Nelson Paul E. Nelson Steve J. Ney Sarah S. Oaks A. Kendal Okon Nancy Olson Anthony G. Padgett John Penny Marlo T. Pesavemo Jennifer A. Peterson Kenneth C. Peierson 194 Seniors Janis Petrilll Kay M. Plrsrlck Jean L. Pohlharnmel John R. Pollock Jeffery M. Porter Caro! Pressly Lynn M. Price Joan M. Primrose Donald J. Prodehl Jay D. Prawell Timothy R. Quinllvan Charlene D. Quint Christian P. Ramsey Robin L. Reade Klmberly A. Reed Poul Olaf Pkwnrd Mark D. Reynolds Kellen 5. P.IbbECK Brent Roblnson William J. Roderick Laurle A. Eunnelslrom Bradley R, lyden Michael E. Sokach Pamela L Salsmqn Naoml Sandqulst Seniors 195 JeHrey A. Scorpinam Ramona Kay Schuber Jo Anne Schnirer Llsa M. Schlenker Thomas M. Schlueter Timothy P. Schmidt Katherine A. Schmln Held M. Schroeder Roxlcmne E. Scan Charles E. Sagloves. Jr. Ellmbeth A. Shlrk Pamela J. Sigier Laura A. Slgmund Jae Sitar Scott A. Sinlth Bradley 6. Smith Kerssln D. Smlrh Shawn C. Smith Kim L. Snrlells Edward W. Splrzer Amy H Staples Mary C. Steele Randall Price Steele Nathan W. Sraffregen Karl A. Strombelg 196 Seniors A Surprising Senior Dove Otsen i5 nor the rypicol srereoryped senior. He is only 5'5 and weighs a mere 134 lbs. He may be 22 years. old, but he certainly doesn'r look it. Some of his PUG brorhers joke obour his size. bur kidding around Ls purr of the PUGs 51mm; brotherhood. Mike Sykes, Dove's pledgebrorher, 50Ed,, 0ne thing obour Dave is our presidential throne skts very low to rhe ground and Dave's heighr, being whor iT is, makes ir perfect Dave wants to Week or his opn'ons before he decides whor he wwll do in rhe furure. He said maybe a career in Marker Researdw end 0 nine l0 five job Iorer. Sue E. Stuun Scott C. Tady Julie E. Tegtmeyel Joan K. Temnda Marjorie G. Talhune David 6. Thompson Gary P. Tafano Ryan Tone Joann M. Ullrlch Nora Verbeck Peter P. Vlenne KlmbeIEy E. Vlnlo Chris Vullmon lulle A. Wagner erlnm L. Walker Michael C. Wall Valerie A. Weber Mary R. Weldllch Thomas F. Welgnnd Davld Went: Mark D. Westmon Jane M. White Karen Wiedenmann Cynthia L. Wllllams Mary S. Wlsdum June C. ered1 Douglas T. Wynn Sharon A. Zlnkulu David M. Zum Bonnie K. Bnlsnn Jennifer Crlswell Kimberly K. Henbesl Mlehuel Horshbergar Laurie A. Hill Lynn Marlo Larson Dave Mnchehree Ron Nnrgle David W. Olsen Vldorla Oulman Dunn L. Owen 198 Seniors Shown Smirh was a senior who cared more obourjusr gening good grades and finding 0 job. PUP people h'rsr, then grades, said Shown, uPemple' make life happy. Shown encourages people r0 do well and sm've for goaLs :hor may seem immible. Her truck coach, John Hommermeisrer, said, Shown is concerned for rhe welfare of all orhleies. She cores for everyone as indivi- duels. Shown said she likes doing things that are different. if I wanr to do ir, I'm going ro Ham- mermeisrer seems to agree. Shawn's 0 free spirit. She does whar she rhinks is right. Daniel Schellenberg David M. Schmm lune Sumerfleld .. Nchard A. Sumeriield !'i Seniors W9 What's Next? 200 Seniors Seniors 201 AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA Jayne C. Amundsen . E1emenlory Edui corlon Homerown - Cory, 1L Augustuno Studenr EdUEOIIOn Assoc, 2,3,4; CA 2,3,4,- Chi Omega Gommo 1honorory1 4; Track 1. William F. Andersen, Jr, 1 . Accounting Homerown , Cord Stream, IL Arisre1o 1; Augusrono Accounnng Assoc, 3.4. Pres; Holl Counol 2; Orienron'on 4,- Fridoy N1ghr Fellowsh1p 3;Co11ege Repub- I1cons 123,4 Korhryn Anderson . Speech Pathology Homerown - Muscon'ne, 1A Augusrana Srudenr Speech E1 Heonng As- soc. 2,3,4, Sec 3. VP 4; CUDOM 2; RHIP 2,3; Chi Alpha Pi 2,3,4; Bond 1,- Rep. Teachers Educunon COmmirree G. Merv K, Anderson ....... Chemsrry Homerown - Rockford, IL American Chemical Society 2,3; CUBOM 4; CA 2; Assr Residenr D1recror 3,4; Peer Advisor 2; Omicron Sigma Omicron 4; Biock Srudenl Umon 1,2,3,4, Trees 2, Pres O; SFARC 4,- Humon Relorions 4; Support- ive Services 2 Alan Arps . . . . Pre-Med1c1'ne, 31010951 Homerown - Elgin, IL Arisreio 1; Omicron Delro Kappa 3,4, Morror Board 3.4. Pres 4; Beta Bero Dela 3,4; German Club 3,4,- WASR 1,2,3; RA 3,4, Dorm Rep 3,4, Secrion Head 4; CA 4; Hull Council 3, Pres 3,- Peer Advisor 4,- Housing Advisory Commirree 3, Patricia K. Axioris ........... English Hometown - Silvis, IL Arisreio 1: Observer 4; Handel Oratorio Society 1. 00000133013BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB Tracy A. DoeNer . . . Bushes Admin, Speech Commumconons Homaown - Rockford, IL Augusrono- Communicorion Organizar rich: 4, Trees 4; Beta Upsilon Sigma 2,3,4; WASH 3; CUDOM 4; OUIdOor Ed, 3,4, De1ro 011' There 2,3,4; Homecoming Courr 4, Richard A. Demos . Accounting, Comp. SdenceVMorh Homerown - Milan, IL Moth Club 3; CUDOM 1; Theorerlpbys 1; Bowling Club 2; Homecoming Commir- ree 4 Joanne C. Demon , , Speech Comm, Psychorogy, Asian Studies Homerown - Peoria, IL CUDOM 3,4; Or1enrorion 4; De1ro Chi The- re 2,3,4; Augusronc: Communicorions As- soc. 4, Donnie K. Dorson , Accounting, Dus1ness Admin, Homerown - Abingdon, IL Dem UpsHon Sigma 4; Scondonovbn Club 3; Augusrono Accounr1ng Assoc. 3,4,- CU; DOM 4; CA 4. JomesR Beonie . Pre-Medic1ne,13iology Homerown , Davenport, IA Arisreio 1,- Bero Dem Bern 4; Augusrono Symphony Orchestra 1,2; Handel Oraror r10 Sociery 1,2. CynrhioD.B1'e-niok . Accounring, Busmess Admin. Hometown , Sr. Charles, IL Ar1sreio 1; Bern Upsilon Sugmo 3,4. Treos 4; Bowling Club 2,3,4,- Homecoming 1,2,3. Richard D, Diesrerfeld . Morthomp. 5dr ence Hemerown - Gronr Pork, IL Morh Club 2,3,4, VP, Trees 3; Peer Adv;- sor 4; A1pho Phl Omega 3,4, 50:101 Choir 3, Pres 4. Susan B. B1rl4eneder , Speech Porhology Homerown , Borovio, IL Auguslono Student Speech E7 Hearing A5- 50: 2,0,4; WASH :3; Phi Rho 1.23.4, Pledge Mom 4; 15 Rep 2; Pom Pom 1,2; Dowfmg Ciub 1; Homecoming Commirree 1. Cord J. Diner . Business Adminisrrorion Homerown - Worermon, IL Ansreio 1; 51'ng P1 De1ro 123,4, Corr Sec 2, Hell Mom 3, Trees 4, Rush Choir 2,4; Augusrono Choir 1,2,3,4; Handel Ororor r10 50:1er 1,234,- Chomber Singers 2,3,4; Homecoming Courr 2, Kmhryn J, DJomqw'sr ..... Chem1'srry Homerown , Woukegczn, IL Arier-io 1,- American Chemlcd Society 2,3,4; Augusrcno Symphony Orchesrro 1,234; Augusrono Smhg Quorrer 2,3,4. Lorenzo Boccuzzi ..... PrerMedicine, 81010951, Chemlsrry Hom9mwn - Westmon'r, IL Arlsreio 1; Omicron Deho Kappa 4; Mar- ror Board 4, VP 4,- 3910 Beta Dem 3,4; Lindoh1 Didogy C1ub 2,3,4, VP 4; Ameri- can Chemical Sociery 1.2,3; H011 Counc111; Peer Advisor 4; Chupe1 Choir 3; 1nrromurr ols 3,4; Alpha Phi Omega 3,4; Com- mencemenr Commilree 4; Big Drorher 3. Wendy J. Borchorr ........ Theorer Homerown - Mr. Prospecr, IL Aristelo 1; Ourdoor Ed. 2; Theorerlploys 1,2,3,4; Delrc: Ch; There 1honororw 4; Augusrumo Chow 1,2; Handel Orororio So- ciery 1,2,3; Augusrono Dance Company 1; Asian Srudies O. Ame Marie C. Brown , Music Educorion Homerown - Derrendorf, IA Arisreio 1; Omicron Delta Kappa 3,4; French C1ub 1, Music Educorors Nar'l Conf, 12,34. Corr Sec, VP, Pres, Sigma A1pho Fore 123,4, Trees; CUBOM 4; Orienmrion 2,3; Campus Minisrry 4; Augusmno Con- cerr Bond 123,4, VP, Pres; Vorsiry Bond 2,3,4,- Jazz Ensemble 3,4; Symphony Or- chestra 3; Doang Club 3, John A. Burr: ..... Business, Pre-Low Homerown - Ar1ingron Heighrs, IL Arisreiu 1; Om1cron Delro Kappa 3,4, Morror Board 3,4; Dem Upsi1on 3ng 3,4, VP; WASP. 1,2,3; Srudenr Judiciary Board 2,3,4, Cho1r; Alcohol Po1icy T0514 Force 3.- Srage Crew 1; Gamma Alpho Dew 1.2.3.4; Concert Domd 1,2.- Jazz Band 1.2.5.4; Handel Orororio Sociery 2.3; Pep Band 1.2.- Legd Inrem 3. CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC Deanna M. Coil . Public Admin. Speech Comm. Homerowm - Geneseo, 1L RA 1.2.3, Sec 3; CA 2.3; H01 Council 1,2.3; Transfer Advfsor 3; Voileybou 1; Srudenr Housing Committee 3; Augus- rono's 125m Anniversary Commirree 3,4; Inreranomdon Quarter 4. Nancy J. Campbell . . Speech Pathology Hometown - Rockford. IL Augusronu Srudenr Speech 6 Hearing As; soc. 2.3.4; WASR 2; HOH Council 2; RHIP 6; Chi Alpha Pi 1.2.3.4. Chaplain 3. Pres 4. Corherine H. Corry . Speech Pathology Homemwn - Oak Lawn, IL Augusrono Studenr Speech 6 Hearing As- soc. 2.3.4; Sigma Pi Delra 1.2.3.4. Pledge Mom 4. Roberr Chiang . PreMedxcjne. 310109;! Homerown - Palos Heights. 1L Arisreiu 1; Omicron Delro Kappa 3.4. VP 4: Morror Board 4; Dem Bela Beta 3.4; Lindoh! Biology Club 13.4. Pres 4; Ameri can Chemical Sociery 2.3.4; French Club 1; WASR 1,- CUDOM 1.2; Peer Advisor 4; Campus Minisrry 3.4; Augusrano Jazz Env semb1e 1; Soccer 1.2-, Alpha Phi Omega 2.3.4. Pledge Pres 2. Sectional Rep 2. Pledge Parent 3.4; College Democrats 3,4; International Club 3.4-, Judo C1ub 2.3.4. Sec 3, VP C1. Pres 4; Educorionol PoHcies Commmee 1; Edener Curricu- lum 1.2; Planning 6 Devebpmenr 0; Li- bmry Commirree S; 1nrromurols 1.2.3.4; MBA Dance Murorhon 3; Who's Who. Farirayi Chikomo . Biology. Med Tech- nology Homerown - Harare. Zimbabwe Med Tech Club 4; Block Srudenr Union; Augusrono lmerncmond Club; American Sociery for Med Tech. Timothy A. Clark . . PolirlcalScie-nce, Pre- Low Homerown A Jolier. IL Observer 4; WASP. 1.2.3.4, Prod Dir 0. Gen Mngr 4; CUDOM 1.2.3.4. Publiciry Choir 2; Hall Council 2; Campus Minisrry 3; Deiro Omega NU 2.3.4; CoHege Democrors 3.4, VP 4; SFARC 4; Com- mencement Commmee 4. Janet L. Coope ......... Chemistry Homerown 7 Jolier, IL Aristeio 1; Morror Board 4. Ed 4; Ameri- can Chemical Society 0.4. Sec 4; German Club 3; Hall Council 2,-RH1P 2.- Cross Counv rry 2.3.4, Cpr 4: Track 6 Field 1.2.3.4: Fellowship of Chrisrion Arh1ere5 2.0. Corhryn A. Cooper . B10Iogy,Pre-Nursing Hometown - Monmourh. 1L Arisrelo 1; Omicron Delra Kappa 4; Dela Dem Beta 3.4; Lindohl Bfo1ogy Club 3.4; Augusronu Srudenr Speech E: Hearing As; 50:. 2; Hnl1 Coumcil 3.4; RHIP 3; Swim- mmg 4; Alpha Phi Omega 3,4. Jean Croft . . Speech Communicorions Hometown - SrerEing. 1L Arisreio 1; Monor Board 4; WVIK 1.3; CUDOM 3; RA 2,3. Comm. Section Head 3; CA 2; H011 Council 2; Peer Advisor 3; Chi ALDho Pi thonororyD 4; Augusrono Comm. 6peech CommJ 4; Commirre on Gender Equiry E1 Awareness 3; Cen- rrol Budgering Agency 4. ScorrA. Craven: . Geography, Business Admm. Hometown - Sourh E1gin, IL Dem Upsilon Sigma 0.4; Ho1l Council 2, Trees 2; Outdoor Ed 0.4, Co-Chuir 4; lnrern 4. Nancy 5. Crawford ......... Enghsh Homerown - Aledo. IL Jenni Criswe1l .......... Social Work Homerown - Demanded, IA Arisreia 1; Augusrona Social Work Club 3.4; Concerr Band 2; lnrromurols 2.3. Jonathan R. Curtis ......... Hisrory Hometown - Silvls. IL Adsreio 1; Phi Alpha Them 3.4; Scondon- avian C1Ub1.2.3.4; CUBOM 4; Summer in Sweden 2. DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD Kay R. Denney . .English. Secondary Ed. Hometown - Peoria. IL Arisreiu 12; Omicron Delta Kappa 3.4; Morror Board 3,4,- Who's Who 4; French Ciub 4, Observer 4, Fine Arts Ed 4; Saga 2, Ed Board 2; CUBOM 3; CA 3.- Peer Advrsor 2,3, Sigma Pi Delro monorory? 4; Writer's Club 2,3. Aoeiiio Dimes ..... Spanish, Business Homerown . Meromoro. 1L Spanish Club1,4,- Germori Ciub 2; CUBOM 4; CA 3; Hali Council 1.2; Campus Minisrry 2,3,4; Delro Chi There 1,2,3,4, Chaplain; Feiiowship of Chrisrion Arhleres 2,3,4, VP. Krism L Dunon . Pre-Veremarion, 3101- 09y Homerown - Dunlap, IL Ansreio 1,- Bero Dem Bern 3,4, Pres; Lin; dohl Biology Ciub 4; Hall Council 1; Sofrboil 1; Alpha Phi Omega 3,4, Piedge Class VP, Service VP, UMOC Choir,- Ver. lnrern 4. EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE Georgerine i1. Eberr . . . . Socioi Work Homerown - Sreeiviiie, 1L Augusrono Social Work Club 4; Hull Coun- cii 3; Campus Minisiry 2,3,4; Chapel Choir 2,3; Handei Oratorio Society 2,3,4; AI- pho Phi Omega 3,4, Alumni Corr Sec 3. Stephanie L. Ehlers .Accounring, Business Admin, Homerown - Compbeil Hill, IL Rockeryrl 3, Index Ed 3; Alpha Phi Orne; 90 3,4, Time Lords 4. Sonya R, Eiben Homerowm ; Normal, IL Arisreio 1; Omicron Delro Kappa 4; Dem Dem Dero 3,4,- Americcin Chemical Soci; ery 2,3,4; Concert Dond1,2,3,4; Hiii Erick- son Research Gram 3. ......... Chemistry Suzeire L. Ewers . Accounring, Business Admin, Comp. Sci, Philosophy Homerown - Miliedgeville, IL Ansreio 1,2,; Omicmn Delia Kappa 3,4; Morrur Board 3,4,- Augusrona Accounr- ing Assoc. 3,4, Sec 4; Rockery-l 3,- WVIK 1,2,; Phi Rho 123,4, Hisr 2, Trees 3; Au- gusrono Concerr Bond 3; Varsity Bond 1,2,3; Augusronu Jazz Ensemble 1,2; Col; iege Democrors of Augusrono 3, Sec 3; Accounring intern 4 FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF Donoid K, Fous: . . History, Scandinavian Homerown - Chicago, IL Smndinovnon Club 1,3,4, Pres 4,- Racisery- I 3; Transfer Advisor 4; Deiro Omega Nu 1,2,3,4, Sorgeom-orrArms 2, Hisr 3, Sec 4; Augusrono Choir 1; Handel Orororio Soci; ery 1,234; Internorionoi Club 3,4; Bowi- ing Ciub 1,2; Anochronisis 3,4, Pres 4, James W. Fechr .......... Biology, Pre-Veremorion Medicine Hometown - Carthage. IL Arisreio 1; Bern Bero Bern 3,4; Linduhl Dioiogy Club 3,4; Peer Advisor 4: Aipho Phi Omega 2,3,4 Domei R, Foss ......... Psychology Homerown . Rockford, iL Arisieio 1,2, Trees 2; Omicron Delta 110pr 4; Psi Chi 3,4; Dero Upsiion Sigma 4; Psychology Ctub 3,4; CUDOM 3,4, Co; Choir Concerrs 4; Ourdoor Ed 2; Peer Advisor 4; RHlp 3; Campus Minisrry 4; Friday Night Fellowship 3,- Fellowship of Chrisrion Athletes 123,4, Trees '2, Group Leader 3; Augusrono Ski Ciub 2; Home- coming Co-Choir 4; SFARC 4. GGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG Debra PL Gaboriis . Accounting, Business Admin, Comp. Science Homerown . Burbank, IL Arisreio 1,2,- Bero Upsilon Sigma 123,4; Morhemurics Ciub 1,2,34- Augusrono Accounting Assoc. 2,3,4, Observer 1,4,- Tennis 1,2,3,4, Co-Copr 4; Augusrono Womi5n's Arhierics Assoc 123,4, Mary E.60rrison . Biology, Med Tech. Homerown - Wyoming, IL Arisreio 1,- Bero Bern Dem 3,4; Linduhl Biology Club 2,3,4; American Chemical Somery 3,4; Med Tech Club 4,- TheOTE'T 1; Augusrono Concen Band 1; Vorairy Bond 1, William J, Gehring ...... Psychology Hometown - Rochelle, IL Omicron Deiro Kappa 4; P51 Chi 4,- Psy; chology Club 3,4, Pres 4; Augusrono Siege Bond 2,3; Augusrono Concen Bond 2; Educuiicmoi Policies 3. Jean A, Gilliam , Accounring, Business Admin, Homerown . Rock island, IL Augusruno Accounting Assoc. 3,4, Pauline M. Goeldi . PoiiiicoiScience, Pub- lic Admin Homerown ; Dloomingron. 1L Arisreio 1; RHIP 1; Campus Ministry 1; Chi Alpha Pi 1,2,3,4, Rush Chair 3; Rho Chi Rush Counselor 3, Tomalo D. Greene- ; . 1nremorionul Mon; ogemenr Bero Upsilon 31'ng 0,- Holl CouncH 2,0, Fund Chair; Peer Adviser 0,4, Pom Pom Squad 0,4; LOVE 1,204; College Demov crnrs 0f Amer. 3,4,- Block SfUdEnl Union 2,3; Homecoming Co- Choir Freshman Acriviries 4,- Augusronu Rhythm Squad 1,2, 6011A. Grossmonn . Psychoiogy, 500010; 9V Hometown ; Winfield, IL Psychology Ciub 2,3,4: WASH 1,2,0, Hun Councn 2, Andreen Sec, Pres. Teresa R, Groremeschen , Economics, Marbemcris Homerown ; Oakland, IL Arisrem 1,2, Co-VP 2; Omicron Delta Kappa 0,4; Morror Board 0,4, Who's Who 4,- Germon Club 0,4; WASR 4,- CU; DOM Pub1iciry 2; RA VP 4; Delro Chi Them 2,0,4, Scholarship Choir; Dudger Comminee 4; Srudenr Personnel Com- mirree 4,- Teacher Education Commirree 4; IS Councii 4, Trees 4; Summer Sched- Germony 0, Dale A. Gueberr ...... Social Work Hometown - Sree1ev1lle, IL Augusrono Socim Work Club 4; Transfer Advisor 0,- Peer Advisor 4; Campus Minis; rry 1,213.4, Asst Mimsrer 0,4, Service 5; Action Commirree 120,4, Convener 4: Chapel Choir 120,4,- Honde1 Ororon'o So- ciery 1,204; Inrromurds 1.2,0,4, 110m- reach Christian Group 12,- Genero- rions 2,0, Coordinorcr 0. HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH Philip M, Hagen . Mass Communications Homerown - Roselle, IL Observer 2,0,4, Sporrs Ediror 4; Rho Nu Delro monororw 4,- Foorbnll 1,2,4, Fel- lowship of Chn'sn'on Arhleres 3,4, Chrisrino M Homor ...... Chemistry Hometown - Droolmeid, IL Amencon Chemicd Sodery 2,0,4, VP 0, Pres 4; CUDOM 2; Kappa Epsilon 0,4, Hisr, Corr Sec; Npho Phi Omega 2,3,4, Social Choir Auction Choir Cynrhio S, Horbeck ..... Psychotogy Homerown - Sharewood, IL Arisreio 1,2; Omicron Deiro Kappa 3,4; P51 Chi 0,4, VP 4; Rockeryrl 0; P111 Rho 123,4, Corr Sec 2, His? 0; Homecoming 0; Cu1mro1 Arrs Committee 4. Neil F. Hornen . ,, Chemistry, Biology Hometown - Lockporr, IL 0910 Beta Beta 0,4,- 010109y Club 0,4; American Chemical Society 2,0,4,- CU; DOM 1,2,3, Specid Events Co-Chair: Peer Adwsor 0,4; Outdoor Ed 2; Wm Lords 2,0,4; lnrromurds 12.3.4, Colleen 5. Harpsrer . Psychology, Spanish Hometown - MiHingron. lL Arlsreiu 1, Omicron De1ro Kappa 0,4, Trees 4; Spanish Club 120,4; Holl Counci! 3; Campus Minisrry 1; LuTheron Srudem Movement 3, Chapel Choir 1,2,0; Augus- runa Women's Chow 4; Honde1 Oratorio Soaery 120,4; Alpha Ph1 Omega 1,2,3,4; Augusrono Enremorioncl Club 4. Forrest L. Horrwell . Business, Polirico! Sci- ence, Public Admin. Homerown , Sourh Holland, IL Ourdoor Ed 0; Wresrlrng 1,2,0; Spedui OJymp1c5 2; Inrromurms 1,204, Direcror, Pres Regina Marie Horrwell . Bio1ogy,$econ- clury Ed, Pre-Phys1col Therapy Hometown , Peoria, 1L CUBOM 3; Outdoor Ed 0; Dena cm There 1,2,0,4, Rush Chm'r 0; Pom Pon Squad 2; Speaal Olympic. Volunreer 1. Bridget A. Hough . Geobgy; Environ- menrol Sludies Homerown - Evergreen Park, IL Udden Geology C1ub 12.0.4; Sigma Gamma Epsi1on 2,0,4, Sec 0, Pres 4; WASP. 0,- Owdoor Ed 0; PM Rho monor- oryJ 4. Moureem A. Heim .......... Comp. Sciencel Moth, Secondary Ed. Homemwn , Eosr Dubuque. 1L Kimberly Henbesr . Elemenrory Edr, Psy- chology Hometown - Rockford, IL Arisreio 1, Omnton Delta Kappa 4, Mar- rar Board 3,4; Psi Chi 0,4; Augusronu Srudenr Educorbn Assoc, 4, VP 4; Rock- ery-l 3; Siudenr Judiciary Board 0; Am. Residenr Direcror 4; Hall Council 2,0,4, VP 2,0. Advisor 4; Campus Minisrry 0; Chi A1pho Pi 4, Homecoming Parade Com- mmee 3; Parking Appeals Board 2; Hous- ing Adwsory Commirree 4; Who! Who 4 Scan Hernstreer ........... Geology Homerown , Des. Moines, IA Rho Nu Delro 2,3,4, Hisr. William H. Henricks ..... Psychology Hcmerown - Arlingron Heighrs, IL Psi C111 4, Pres 4; WASH 1,- CUBOM Con- certs 12.3.4; Srudenr Judicfory Board 2; Culrurol Activities Commirree 3; Europe- an Quarter 4. Joan M, Herrmonn . Accounting, Busi- ness Admin Homerown - Buffalo Grove, 1L Ansreio 2; Rockeryrl 3; RA 4; Hall Council 4; Peer Advisor 4; Kappa Epsilon 2.3.4, Hisr., PIedge Mom, Pres. Michoe1 D. Hershberger .. Accounring, Business Admin, Homerown - Freeporr, IL Arisleio 1; Mortar Board 4-, Augusono Ac- counting Assoc. 2,3,4, VP; Bero UpsHon Sigma 3,4; CUDOM 3.4; Ourdoor Ed 2; Peer Adviser 3,4; Phi Omega Phi 2,3,4, Pres; Foorboll 1; Fellowship of Christian Arhleres 12.3.4. Pres; Homecoming Comm1nee 4, Trees. Timorhy L. Hessing .Physics, Chemistry Homerown - Glen Ellyn, IL Arisreio 2; Sodery of Physic I: Engineer- ing STudenrs 2,3,4; FoorboH 123,4; Wres- Hing 123,4. Daniel G. HFH English, Accounmg, Comp Science Homerown . Wheoron, IL Arisreio 1; Observer 1,2,3,4; 5090 3,4; CUDOM Concerrs Co-Chair 2,3; RA 3,4; H011 Councir 2, Transfer Adviser 2,3; Phi Omega Phi 2,3,4, Rush Choir, Trees; Au- gusrono SH Club 2,4; Dudger Commirree 3,- PJmning f; Developmenr Comminee 4; Cultural AcrivFrEes 3,4; European Quorr rer 4. Jeanerre L. Hodgkinson . Physicd Ed, Health Homerown - De1videre, 1L Friday Nighr Fellowship 1,2; Track 1,234, Co-Copr 4, Trainer 3,4; FeHowsmp of Chrisn'on Armeres 2; PEMM Club 2,3,4, Augusrono Womenk Athlerirj Assoc. 1,234. Pomefcuj. Hosler . Pre-Physicol Therapy, Secondary Ed. Homercwn - Aurora, IL Psycho1ogy Ciub 4; Kappa Epsilon 2,3,4, Hisn 2, Rec Sec 3, Rush Counselor 3, Trees 4; Boang Cum 4. Donna L. Hryn , . Business, Psychology Hometown - Do1ron, 1L Arisre1o1; Mortar Board 4. Sec 4; Psychol- ogy Club 3,4; Rockelw 3; CUDOM 3; CA 2,3,4; Hall CouncH 2,3, Peer Advisor 4; Orientation Activities Fair Chair 4: Corn- pus Mianrry 1,3; Ph1 Rho monororw 4; Augusrono Inrernorionol Club 4. IflllllffillllllltWilliMW!IIIIIIJIHIIIIIIIIIHIIIIHIIIIIJ Jeffrey S. hwood . Geobgy, Bushess Admin Hometown - RoHing Meadows, IL An'sreio 1; Udden Geobgy Gub 2,3,4; S1gmo Gamma Epsilon 4; Dem Upsilon Srgmo 4; Observer 4; CA 2,3,- HoIJ Council 2,3; Campus Minisrry 1,234,- Gamma Alpha Beta 1.2.3.4, P1edgemosler; Soc- cer 1,2,34- Bowling Club 3; Toeinon- Do 2,3; lnrromurols 1,2,3,4; Alcohol Task Force Policy Commirree 2. JJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJ Lour1e J. Jackson . Physical Educorion Hometown , Toulon, IL Doskerboll 3,4, PEMM Club 3,4. Jon Jacoby .......... Pre-Medlcine Homelown - Decatur, IL Arisreio 1, VP 1, Manor Board 3,4, Tree: 1; Handel Oratorio Society 3,4; FootboH 1,2; Truck 3,4; Homecoming Comm1rree 3. Chris James . Polirx'cm Scxence, Psycholo- QY Hcmerowm - Eosr MoHne, 1L Psychology Oub 3,4; WASR 1,2,3; Sru- denr Judicxory Board 3,4; Gamma Alpha Dem 1,2,3,4, Pledgemaster, Pres 4; SFARC 3 David Jefferson ...... Arr Education Homerown , Dundee, IL Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Track 123,4 Lon Jo Jessen ........ Pr97Med1ane x-f- - 47-7 7 774. 4+7 .. v Homerown - Cedar Rapids. IA Arisreio 1; Om1cron Delro Kappa 3.4; Bern Bert: Dem 3,4.- Phi Rho 2.3.4. Alum; n1 Choir 3; Augusrona Choir 1.2.3.4. Sec- rion Leader 3.- Chomber Singers, 2,3,4; Hande1 Orororic Sociery 1.2.3.4; Europe- on Quorrer 4,- Whols Who 4. Jonorhon L, Johnson . Poiiricol Science Homerown - Peoria. IL Phi Mu A1pho Sinfonk: 2,3,4; RA 2,3. Trees; Corlsson IM Direcror 2, Peer Advir sor 2.3.4; Chair Token! Show 4; Theater 1,2,3; Delta Omega Nu 1honorory1 2,3,4.- Augusrono Chow 1.2.3.4. Pres 4; B1aclq STude-nr Umon 1,2,4; Moqesric Gems 1.2,0,4, Pres 4,- Bludx Rebrions 3.- Home- coming 14mg 4; Who's Who Kenneth A, Johnson . Business Admin Homerown - Woshingron. 1L Arisleio 1. Metisso C. Johnson . Business, ACCOUN- ing Homerown - Woukegon. 1L Arisreio 1; Dem Ups11on Sigma 4; Augus- runo Accounn'ng Assoc. 4; Delta Chi The- re 1.2.3.4, Trees 4; Tennis 1.2.3.4. Winifred 0, Johnson . Moss Communica- rions Hometown - Logos. NigerLo Block STUdenI Union 3.4; lnrernorionol Ciub 3.4.- Augusrono Communications Organizorion 4. Judy Jurgens . Hemenrory Education Homerown - Dovenporr. IA Augusrono Srudenr Educorion Assoc. 3,4. KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK Chrisonne Holley Geography Hometown - NDrTh Aurora, 1L Chi Alpha P1 1.2.3.4. Rush Concmr. Scam Choir, Pledge Mom. Rush Counselor, In- rromurols; Homecoming Ropepull Co- Choir 3. N1cho1os 6. 140509 ......... Business Hometown - Dorronv111e, IL WASR 1,2; FoorboN 1.2.3.4;Trock1.2.3.4. Capt 4; Srigmos 123.4, Aaron S. Kennedy . . Speech, English. Moss Comm. Hometown - Mounr Corrol1, IL Augusrono Speech Orgomizcrion 3.4; Phi Omega Phi 1.2.3.4, Rush Counseler, IF Coundl; Foorbo1l 123.4; Track 2.3.4; Bu;- kerbou Cheer1eoder 1,2,3. Deborah J. Kindler ..... Morhemorics Homerown - Muscatine, IA Arisleio 1; Mowhemorit: Club 2,3.4; Sigma Alpha 10m 2.3,4,VP4;HOIiComc1I 2,3,4.- Compus Ministry 1.2.3.4,- Kappa Epsilon 1honorory1 4; Augusrono Comer? Bond 1.2.3.4; Augusronu Symphony Orchesrro 1,2,3. ProsonnoR.Ko1orkur . Pre-Med1cnne. Bi; 0109;. Chemistry Homerown - Coal Valley, IL Dem Dem Dera 3.4; Americom Chemical Sauery 3.4; lnremononol Club 4. Cynrhio V. KouUs ........ Chemisrry Hometown - Poles Hi1ls, IL American Chemical Sooeiy 123,4, Kappa Epsilon 2,3,4; Handel Oratorio So- ciery 1; IM Council 2.3.4; Bowling Club 3,4; Homecoming Co-Choir 2,3,4. El19n E. Huhlmonn ......... D101ogy Hometown ; Des Plomes, IL Armreio 1,2. L1ndoh1 Biology Out: 3.4; Beta Bero Bero 3.4; CUBOM 3,4; RA 3; Compus Minisrry 0,4; Chapel Chonr 1; Hondel Oratorio Society 1.2,0,4; Worn- en's Choir 4. Lourc S. Kuzel ........... Geology Homerown . B1ue blond. IL Arisreia 1,2; Sigma Gamma EpsMon 3.4, VP 4; Udden Geology Club 1.2.34- Koppu Epsi1on monororyi 4; Track 1,3,4. LLU.LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL Anna L1-fo L01 . Pre-Medicine. Chemistry Homerown - Elk Grove, IL Ansreio 1; Dero Dem Berra 4,- American Chemicd Somery 2,3,4; LinduN Biology C1ub 3,4; CUBOM 3,4; RA 4; Campus Mmrw 4, H01! Council 3; Honde10rororio Society 4; AUgUSIGnO lnrernorionol C1ub 4; Alpha Phi Omega 2.3.4; Who's Who Sarah J, Loros .. BioLogy, PrerPhysicol A... 3.33.44.4wmm--- ........-. .. . Therapy Homerown ; Lubbock, TX WASH 1; Outdoor Ed 4; Chi Omega Gamma 1,234, Pres, IS Rep; Swimming 1,2. R. Andrew Larson .. , Geobgy, Mom Homerown - East MoHne, IL Math 6 Comp Science Crub 1,234; A1- pho Phi Omega 3,4, Sorgeonr-orrArms 4, Augusrano Bowling Ctub 123,4. Todd E. Larson - Poiorine, JL Aszreio 1,- CA 3; Peer Advisor 3; Gamma Alpha Beta 1,234, Pres 4; Augusronu Choir 1,2, Soccer 4; Homecoming Talent Show Co-Choir 4. Susan M. LoSolle . Spanish. Polmcd Sc; ence, Pre-Low, Secondary Ed. Hometown - C001 Vu1ley, IL Music Educorors Jazz Ensembles 1,- Augus- zono Bond 1, ' Lori Ann Lear . .Elemenrury Educurion Hometown ; Rock Is1omd, 1L Augusrano Srudenr Educorfon Assoc. 3,4,- Sigmo Alpha lore 4; Chi Abbe Pi 2,3,4, Augusrono Concerr Domd 2,3,4, Home- coming Bond 6 Choir Commxrree CO- Chon' 4. Bethany K. Lenschow . . Business, Psy- chslogy Homerown - Burlingron, IL Arisrelu 1,2; 951 Ch: 3,4; Chi A1pho Pi 12,34, Rush Counselor 3 M1Ch0e1 A. Leonowirz . , . . Chemisrry Hometown - Waukegan, IL Delro Omega Nu 3,4, Surgeonr-orrArms 3, JF Rep 4, Sreven P Lund .. Spanish, Humoniries Homerown ; Herscher, 1L Arisreio 1,2; Omicron Delro Kappa 3,4, Morror Board 3,4; Spanish C1ub 123,4; Scondinow'on Club 123,4; French C1ub 1,2,34- CUB 4; CUDOM 3,4; Peer Advisor 4; Who's Who. Philip D. Lundohi .......... Religion Homerown ; Seams, WA Scondmovion Oub 2,3,4, Pres 4, CUBOM 3,4; Campus Ministry 2,3,4; Trock 2,3,4, Augusrono Inremorionol Club 2,3,4; Lucio Commirree 2,3. Karl Lurh . Chemisrry, Comp; ScEence, Moth Homerowm - Aangron Heighrs, IL Ansrex'o 1,2; Omicron Delro Hoppo 3,4; Morror Board 3,4; Phi Mu Epsilon 3,4, Pres 4,- Americon Chemical Society 2,3,4 Trees 4, Moth 6 Comp, Smence Clut 2,3,4; Peer Adviser 2,3,4; Augusron: Bowling Crub 1,2,3,4, Sec 2,3,4, MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM Pomcio J. Mockrn .......... Religion Homerown ; Deerfteld, IL Arisrem 1, WASH 3; Ouldoor Ed 3; RHIP 2,3; Friday Nighr Fellowship 1; Chi Npho Pi 2,3,4;Sw1mming 1,2,3,4, Co-Copr 3,4; Homecoming Decororion Commirree 2. Dave Mohon ...... Business Adm1n , Accounring, Comp Science Hometown ; Arlingrom Heighrs, IL Augusrcno Accounting Assoc; 3,4; Bero UpsHon 51'ng 4, WASR 4; CUBOM 3,4, CoCholr Domces t3 Ponies; Pm Omega Phr 1,234; IM Direcror 2; Aswan Quarter 3; Dorm CouncH 1,2, Pres, Susan A, Morgis . . . ; Business Admin, Spamsh Homerown - Chicago, 1L Beta Upsilon Sigma 2,3; WASR 3; CUDOM 4, Ourdoor Ed 2,3,4; Chi Omega Gamma 1,2,3,4, Sporrsheod, Assr. Pledge Mom, Augusrono Communfcorions Organizorion 4, Hfsr 4; Augusrone Ski Club 4; Homecommg Commirree 2,3,4, CoChoir Burrons 2, Co; Choir Freshmen 4; Dance Mororhon 2. Klmberly D, Morquurdr . Psychobgy, Spanish Homerown ; Kory, TX Arisleio 1,2; Spanish Gub 3,4, Psychalogy Club 3,4, Sec; P51 Chi 3,4,- CUDOM 4; Delro Chi There 2,3,4, Rec Sec, Hisr; Cheerfeoder 1,2,3,4, Capt, FeHowship of Christian Arhleres 2, Homecommg Hmmme CQ-Chuir 4; IBM College C009 4; Psych TA 4, Pamela Ann Morrson , , . Elemenrory Educonon Homerown - Lancaster, PA Ansreio 1; Augusrono Srudenr Educorion Assoc, 2,3,4,- DoskerbuN 1,234, Co-Copr 4; PEMM Club 2,3,4, Sec 3. .......... Music Thomas John May Hometown 7 Harvard, IL Rho Nu Delia 3,4; Augusrona Symphony Orcheslro 1,234; Augusiono Jazz Ensemble 1,2. Shawn P. McMonus . Physics, Chemisiry Homerown 7 Preemprion, IL AriSIeio 1,2; Manor Board 3,4; Alpha Psi Omega 1,2,3, Pres 2,3; Socieiy of Physics E; Engineering Siudenrs 2,3,4,- Theorerlpbys 1,2,3; Varsity Bond 1; Augusiono Jozz Ensembles 1; Physic. Club 1,2,3,4, Pres 4. Carolyn Mesick . English, Hemenrory Ed. Homerown 7 Port Byron, 1L Susan L. Meyer . .. Business Admin, Comp. Science Hcmerown 7 Po1orine, 1L Arisreiu 1,- Bero Upsilon Sigma 2; Chi Omega Gamma 2,3,4, VP; Generations 3. Brenr C. Miller . . Accounring, Business Admin. Hometown 7 Orion, 1L Arisreio 1,2, Augusmno Accouniing Assoc. 4; Augusrono Jazz Band 2,3; Augusrono Siege Bond 1. Richard L. MiHer . . Chemisny, Business Admin. Homerown 7 Marion, IL Beio Upsilon Sigma 4; Outdoor Ed 2,3; Swimming 1,2,3. TedJ Mitchell ......... Philosophy Homerown 7 Geneseo, 1L Studeni Posior CIT Groce- Unired Merhodisr Church 3,4 PoulJ. Morosko . . Public Admin. Comp, Science Hometown - Rockford, IL Bero Upsilon Sigma 3,4; WASR 2; Outdoor Ed 4; Bern Omega Sigma 1,234, Trees 2, Pres 3; Alpha Phi Omega :3; Augusrono lniernoiionol Club 4; Augusrono Ski Out: 2; Sega Ed Board 4; Planning 6 Deveiopmenr Commirree 4; Cenrrol Budgeting Agency 4,- CoHege Center 6 CUBOM Admin Board 4; Hometoming Elecrions Committee 4; 1F Counci1 3,4, VP 4. Tommy L. Morris ...... Bio1ogy. Pre- Optometry Homerown - Monee, IL Arisreio 1; American Chemicm Sociery 1,2; Sigma Pi DeJro 1socio1 C1 honororw 3,4; Alpha Phi Omega 1.2.3.4: Augusmno lnrernorionol Club 2,- Time Lords 2,3,4, Founder E: Overbrd 2, Pres 3. Elizabeth A. Murphy , Speech Comm, Humoniriesl'Moss Comm. Hometown 7 Aangron Heights, IL Delro Chi There 1,234, Rush Counsebr 3, Fundraiser 2,- Augusrono Communicorions Oigonizorion 4,- Porn Pon Squad 2,3; Ourdoor Ed 3. Moira G. Murphy . . Business Admin, Speech Comm. Homerown 7 Lisle, IL Augusrono Communicorions Organizcmon 4; Phi Rho 2,3,4; Truck 1; Fellowship of Chrisrion Arhleres 1,2; Pom Pom Squad 12,- Srudenr Personnel Commirree 3. NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN Rick Neohring ,,,,,,,, PreMedidne Hometown - Sterling, IL Arisieb 1,2; Morior Board 3,4; Dero Dero Dem 3,4, Hisr; Biology Club 4; WViK 2,3; CUBOM 3; CA 2; Hall CouncH 1, Corlsson VP 1; Peer Advisor 3,- Orienrorion 3,4, C07 Leader 3,4,- Orieniorion Advisory Corn7 mirree 3,4. Linda C. Nelson . Chemisrry, Secondary Ed. Hometown - Sycamore, 1L Augusrono Srudenr Education Assoc. 2,7 Morh 5: Comp. Science Club 1,234, Sec 1, VP, Trees 2, Pres 3,4; Vorsiry Bond 1; Chapel Choir 1; Handel Orororio Society 1,2; Alpha Phi Omega 2,3,4, Alumni jCorr Sec 2,3,4; Academic Compuring Commirree 3; Augusrano Comp. Pro- gmmming Team 4, Capt 4; Augusrono Problem Solving Group 4. Paul EmsiNelson . . Physical Ed., Heolrh, Secondary Ed Hometown - Park Ridge, IL D9110 Omega Nu 3,4; Track 3,- PEMM Club 3; Homecoming Comminee 3; Spe- cial Olympics Volunteer 3. Renard Nelson ..... Bushes; Admin. Hometown - Annowon, IL Foorbdi 1,234; 5119mm. Cindy Newfeldr ,. Biology, Chemlsrry Homerown - Oak Park, IL American Chemical Society 3,4; Chi Omega Gamma 1,234, Alumni Chair 2, Scholarship Choir 3, Pledge Mom 3; Cheer1euder 1. Ron Charles Norgle .Busrness, Accounr- ing Homerown - E1mhursr, IL Bero UpsHon Sigma 3,4, Treos 4, Observ- er 3,4; WASP. 123,4; Srudenr Judiciary Board 2.3; Peer Adviser 3,4; Phi Omega Phi 1,234; Track 1; Dorm Rep 1; Studenr Personnel Commirree 4. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO A. Kendal Okon .......... Business Homerown - Des Pioines, IL H011 Council 1; Ourdoor Ed 2, Dem: Chi Them 234 David W, Olson , . . Business Admin. Homerown A Mount Prospecr, IL Dero Upsilon Sigma 4, CUBOM 3,4, Pi Upsiion Gamma 1.2.34, IF Rep, VP, Pres; BuseboH 1; Wresrling 1; 1F Sec; WI Counci1 3,4, IM Direcror; Lenny Kolis Memorio! Award 3, V1crorio Ou1mm . Biology, Environmen; ml Srudies Homerown ; Burnsville, MN Arisreio 1; Omicron De1ro Kappa 3,4; Bero Dem Dero 3,4; Lindohl Biology Club 4; Hall Council 2.3, Se: 3,- Augusrano Orchesrro 1,2; Track 3. Dane Lesh'e Owen . . Speech Comm, Humomiriesanss Comm Homerown - Memmoro, 1L Omicron Delta Kappa 3,4; Observer 1, Rockeryrl 1; WVIK 1; CUDOM 1,2, CA 2; Hall Council 3, Adw'sor; Asst Resident Di; recror 3; 15 Council 3; Campus Ministry 2,3,4, Delta Chi Them 123,4, Choriry, HJSr, Rush Choxr; Augusrono Communica- rions Organizarion 3,4; CoHege Republi; cons 2,3, Housing Advisory Commirree 3; Housing Supervisory Commirlee 3; Eur- poeon Quorrer 4, ppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppp Anthony G, Pudgerr . . Pubhc Admin. Homerown ; Chicago, IL P1 Kappa Delro 2,3,4, Pres 4; German Club 0,4; Peer Advisor 4; TheorerlPloys 2,3,4; Chope1 Choir 3; DJQCH Srudenr Union 1,234, Trees. VP; Srudems Untred 1. Key M. Mrchlf. . . Psychology, Speech Comm. Homerown - LuberryviHe, 1L Arisrem 1; Social Work Club 3,4; Scandina- vian Club 1,2; Friday Nighr FeHowship 1, Chapel Chow 1,2. Jean L PoNhommer . . . . Social Work Homerown - Park Forest, IL Arisrewo 1, Sued Work Club 3,4; Scandina- vian C1ub 1,2; Friday Night Fellowship 1; Chopei Choir 1,2. John R. Pollock .. DJo1ogy, Chemisrry Homerown - V1010, 1L Jeffrey M. Porrer ......... Bushess Homerown - DononviJle, IL Football 2,3,4; Stigma; 2,3,4. Lynn M. Price . English, Speech, Human- mes Homerown A JolieT, IL Observer 2; WVIK 1; WASR 1,234; Holl CouncH Andreen 2,3; inrromumls 2; A1- pho Phi Omega 3,4, Surgeom-m-Arms 3; Wn'rer's Club 4; Homecoming Bonfire Commirree Co-Chair 2; Housfng Adv1sory Comminee 3, Joan Marie Primrose . EngHsh, Psycholo; QY Hometown - Rochelle, IL CUDOM 3,4; RA 3,4; Campus Ministry 12,34; Delta Chi There momomrw 4; Chapel Choir 1,2; Handel Orororio Sociery 1,2,3, Homecoming Commirree 2; SFARC 3; Cu1lure Acrivilies 4; Generon'ons' 3, Joy B. Prowell , Pre-Medicne, Biology Homerown ; Chicago, IL An'sreio 1,2; Omicron Delta Koppu O; Morror Board 3; Ben: Dero Bero 3,4; Wrirer's Club 1; Saga 2, CUDOM 2; Peer Adviser 2,3; Sludenr Advisory Commir; ree 2,3; LOVE 12.3.4; Block Srudenr Union 123,4; SDpporrive Services 2,3, RRKRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR Chrisrion P, Ramsey . . Moth, Comp. Sci- ence, Physics Homerown - V1110 Pork, 1L CUDOM 123,4; Soccer 1; European Quarrer 4, Kimberiy A. Reed . Business Admrn, German Hometown - Waucondo, 1L Ansreio 1; Dem Ups11onS1'gma 2,3,4; Ger; man Gub 3,4, Pres 4, Friday Nfghr Fel- lowsmp 1,- Augusrcno Symphony Orches; rro 1; Sigma Pi De1ru 3,4, VP 4. Poul O1of Rekword . Speech Communir corions Homelown , Dovenporr. IA Scandinavian dub 4; WASR 3,4; CUDOM 3,4, Ho1l Council 3.4; Campus Minisrry 3,4,- Fn'doy Nighr Fellowship 3,4; Theorerr Nays 3; Summer In Sweden 3. Mark D. Reynolds ......... Biology Homerown - Monmourh, IL Dem Bero Beru 4; Augusrono Concert Band 2,3, Koren S. Rubbeck . . Speech Pathology Homerown - Rock Island. 1L Arisreio 1; Morror Board 4; Augusrano Smdenr Speech E: Hearing Assoc 2,3,4, Trees 8, Pres. 4; French Club 1,2; Augus; rune Symphony Orchesrro 1.2.3.4; Bowlv ing Club 1; Generorions 3. William J. Roderick . Pol1ricol5cience. HU- monmes Hometown - HincHley. lL Arisreiu 1; Omicron Delro Koppo 3,4; Morror Board 3,4; German Out: 2.3.4; Observer 4; WVIK 4; WASR 1.2.3; CU- DOM 3.4.- Peer Advisor 4; Homecoming Commirree 2.3. Dance CoChoir 2. Gen- eru1 Co-Choir 3. Laurie A. Runnersirom . 01010931. Pre; Medicine Homerown ; Rockford, IL Arisrelo 1.2; Morror Board 3.4; Beta Bero Dero 3,4, Trees 4; Lmdohl Biology Club 3.4. Sec 4; CUDOM 2,3,4; RA 3; Themer- fp1oys 2,3; Kappa Epsi1on 2,3,4. Corr Sec 3, Academic Advisor 4, Rush Counselor 4; Whols Who, Brad Runyon ....... Theorer. Muswc Hometown - Denendorf. 1A Arisrelo 1; Omicron Delta Kappa 4, WWK 2,3, TheorerlPloys 3,4; Rho Nu Delru tihonororyD 4; Augustunu Choir 2; Augus- ronu Jazz Band 3; Handel Oratorio Soci- eTy 2 555S555555555555555555555555555555555 Michael E, Sokuch . Bushes Admin, Economics Homerown , Gen EHyn, IL Arisreio 1; RA 4. Trees, Exec Board; Com; pus Ministry 2.3.4; Phi Omega Phi 1.2.3.4. Trees 4; Cross Country 1.2.34. Cap: 4; Track 1.2.3.4, Com 4; Budger Commirree 3,4. Porricio Lyn Soismon . Psychmogy, Sod; obgv Hometown - Berrendorf, 1A Arisreio 1, Psychdogy Club 2.3.4; Sociolo; gy CM; 2,3,4, Psi Chi 3.4; Friday Night FeHowship 1,2. Doug Sand Humanities, Journalsm Hometown . Moline. IL Cross Counrry 3.4; Trocll. 3,4. Ramona Kay Schobe1 . Biology. Speech Communicorions Homerown - Grand Blanc. MI Dero Dero Dem 3.4; Phi Rho 2,3,4, Sociol Chow 3, Pres 4,- Pom Pom Squad 2; Au; gusrono Communicon'os Orgonizurion 4,- Augusmno Dance Company 3.4, Sec 3. Copr 4; College Republicans 4; Home; commg Commirree 2.3.4, Dance Co- Choir 3, Genera1 Chow 4. Jo Ann Schmrer ........ Physicd Ed. Homerown ; Fox River Grove. IL WASH 2; HoH Councn 1,2,4, Sec 2. VP 4; Kappa Epsi1on monomrw 4; Chapel Choir 1,3,4; Women's Choir 4; SofrbuH 1; PEMM Qub 1.2; Augusruno Women's Arhleric Assoc. 1; Bowling Club 2; Srudem Arh1er1c Tramer 2.3.4. Dan ScheHenberg . Pre-Medime, Chem; isrry Homerown - Peono. IL An'sreio 1; Bare Dem Den: 4; Peer Advisor 4; Friday Nighr Fellowship 1,2,3; Campus Crusade for ChrLsr 4; Wresthng 1. Thomas M. Sch1uerer . . Music Education Homerown - Lemonr, IL Phi MU Alpha Symphonic 2,3,4; 5090 1; CUDOM 3; Concerr Band 1.2.3,4: Augus- rono Symphony Orchesrro 1,234; Vorsi; ry Bond 1.234; Augusronu Jazz Ensem- ble 1,2,3. Timothy P. Schmidr . E1emenrory Educo; rion Homerown - Angola. NY Scandinavian Club 3; Social Work 1.2; WASR 1; Phi Omega Phi 2.3.4; IM Council 4. David M. Schmirr Accounring, Business Homerown - Rockford, IL Arisreio 1,2; Augusrono Accounring A57 soc. 3,4, Pres, Rockery-l 3; Hail Councii 1,2,3, Social Chair,- Peer Adviser 3,4, Co; Choir Special Events, Advisory Commir- ree. Korherine A. Schmilr . Pre-Medicme, Biol- 091' Homerown - Rockford, IL Arisreio 1; Omicron Deiro Kappa 3,4; Dem Bern Bero 2,3,4, Sec 4; CUBOM 4; Half Council 2,3, Service Choir 2,- Peer Advisor 3; Phi Rho thonororw 4; Augus- mna Concerr Bond 123,4,- Augusrono Pep Band 1.234; Homecoming Commit- tee 1,3. Laura A Si'gmund H Business Admin. Homerown 7 Crysml Lake, IL Bero Upsilon Sigma 4; Rockery-l 3; WVIK 4,- WASR 2,3; RHIP 3; Sofrboll 2; 1M Coun- cil 2,3, IM Director 2,3,- PEMM Club 2,3,- Aipho Phi Omega 3,4. Bradley Galen Smith . Psychology, Phys- 1C5 Hometown - Montgomery, IL Ansreio 1; Psi Chi 3,- Phi Mu Alpha Sym- phonic: 1,2,3,4, VP 4; Augusrano Concerr and1,2,3; Srudenrs United 1,- Homecom- ing Commirree 4, CoChoir 4. Kersrin D. Smirh . Speed'1 Comm, Sod; oiogy Homerown - Rockford, IL WASR 1,2,4, Publiciry Direcror 2; Rock ery-I 3, Soles Direcror 3; Scandinavian Club 1; CUDOM 2; RA 123,4, Central Budgering Agency 1,- lnrernorionol Club 1; Chapel Choir 2; Outdoor Ed 2; Handel Orororio Socier 2,3; Asian Quarter 3; Augusronc: Communicorions Organizer Hon 4; Sociology Club 4,- 1251h Anniversa- ry Commirre 4. Shown Colleen Smirh . Pre-Verernorion, Chemisrry, Biology Hometown - Washington, 1L Arisreiu 1; Dem Dem Bero 2,3,4; Ameri- can Chemical Sociery 2,3,4; Ourdoor Ed 2,3,4; Chi Omega Gamma monorcryD 4; Trock1,2,3,4, Copr 4; Women's IM Coun- ... .2 .2... -.u cil 2 Kim L Sorrelis . . Pubiic Adminisrrorion Homerown 7 Chicago, IL Peer Advisor 4; Campus Minisrry 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,4; LOVE 123,4,- Dlock Sru7 dent Union 123,4, VP 3, P195 4; Who's Who 4; Big Sis 2. Edward W. Spitzer ........ Business Administrationmomp. Science Sequence Homerown - Hozel Cresr, 1L Roclxery7l 2,3,4, Photo Section Head; Au- gusrono Slxi Club 2,3,4. Pres 4. Mary Claire Steele . . . . Spanish, Pubiic Admin. Homerown 7 Feeporr, lL Spanish Club 2,4, VP 4; WASR 1; Hall Council 2,- Augustono Inrernorionul Club 1; lnrern 3. Randell Price Sreele . . Poiirical Science Homerown 7 Glen Carbon, IL Phi Kappa Delta 2,3; Observer 4; WASR 1,- RA 3,4, Elecrion Choir 4, Secrion Head 4; Transfer Advisor 4; Debnre 2,- Delm Omega Nu 1,2,3,4, Treos 2, Alumni Sec 3; Augusronu Jazz Band 1,2; College Re- publicans 123,4, VP 4; Supporrive Ser- vices Commirree 4; Who's Who 3. Gary Sreinger . . .. Chemistry, Physics, Secondary Education Homerown - Elk Grove ViHOge, IL American Chem1c01 Socnery 3,4; Augus- rcno Studenr Education Assoc. 3,4, CU7 DOM 2,3,4; Ourdoor Ed 3; Phi Omega Phi 1,2,3,4, Pledgemosrer 4, IF Rep 2. Rush C07Choir 3,- Dosebali 1,234,- Foor7 boli 1; Homecoming Commirree Co7Choir 3,4; IF Trees 3; 1F Pres 4. Hun D. Sreliing . PrePhysicoi Therapy, Classics Homelown - Rock Isiond, 1L CUBOM 4,- Peer Advisor 4; Augusrono Inremcm'onol Ciub 4; Commurer Srudenrs Comminee 4; Srudenrs Unired 2. John A. Srelze: , . . . Business Admin. Homerown - Sr. Louis, MO Arisreio 1; Dero Upsilon Sigma 4; Sega 3,4; CA 3; Hail Council 2,3,- Summer Asst Resi- denr Direcror 3; TheorerXPioys 1,4,- Gom- mo Alpha Dem 1,234, Pres, Sec, Rush Coir,- Soccer 1,2,3,4, Cup! 3,4; Homecom- ing Parade C07Choir 4; lnrromurois 123,4; 1F Council 3,4, Trees. quhon W. Sroffregen .. Psychology, Biology, Secondary Educorion Homerown - Elk Grove ViHege, IL Lindohl Bioiogy Club 3,4; Psychology Club, Phi Mu Aiphu Symphonia1,2,3,4,5; Scandinavion Club 4,5; German Club 4,5,- Observer 4; WASH 3.4: Augusrcno Sym- phony Orchesrro 1,234.5; C9110 Choir 3,4,5; Chamber Group 1,234.5; Sru7 dents Unired 2,3,- Augusmno's Climber's League. Kori A. Srromberg . Psychology, Physical Ed. Homerown 7 Palatine, IL Hall Council 1,3; Peer Advisor 3,- Delro Chi Them 1,2,3,4, Social Chair 2, Re: Sec 2, Scholarship Commirree 3; Piedge Mom 3; Pres 4; Pom Pom Squad 1,2,3,4, Copi 4; Homecoming Commirree 123,4, Haif- rime C07Choir 2, YeH Co-Choir 3, General Co-Chair 4. Sue Ellen Srucrr . Elemenrory Education Hometown - Nopeiviiie, 1L Arisreio 1,- Augusrono Srudenr Education Assoc. 3,4,- Ourdoor Ed 2,3; Chi Omega Gamma 123,4, Aiumni Coordinoror, Corr Sec,- Cheer1eoder 1,2, Pom Pen Squad 3,4; Homecoming Courr 3. Scon C. Tody . . . Accounring, Business Admin. Hcmerown - Rock Island, 1L Augusrano Accounring Asgoc. 3,4; Rho Nu Della 1,234; IM Councii 1,2,3,4; Inrro- murals 123,4. Tom Tollmon ...... Music Educorion Homerown - Arisreio 1,2, Omicron Delro Kappa 4; Music Educators National Con7 ference 1,2,3,4; WVIK 2,3,4; Augusrono Symphony Orchesrro 1,234; Augusrono Concert Band 1,234,- Augusrono Jazz Band 123,4. Jam 14. Terondo . . Business Admin, Psychofogy Homemwn , MarseiHes, 1L Arisrem 1; P51 Chi 3,4, Trees 4; Bero'Upsi- Ion Sig Dero UpsilonSigmo 4; Psychology Club 4; CUBOM 4; Delro Chi There 2,3,4, Pledge Mom 3, VP 4; 1nrr0murols 2,3,4, David 6. Thompson ...... Chemisrry Homerown ; Silvis, IL French Club 2; Math Club 3; Peer Adviser 3,4; Philosophy Gub 3; Time Lords 3,4. Todd Tincher .. Accounting, Business Admin. Homerown - Konlsokee, IL Spanish Club 1.23.4.- Augusrono Ac- counting 0550:. 3,4; Dela Upsi1on 51'ng 3,4; CUBOM 2,3,4, CA 4; H011 Councn 2,3, Pres 3; Peer Adv1sor 3; RHIP 2,3, Trees 3; Rho Nu Deiro Chonomryi 4; F91; lowship of Christian Arhleres 3,4; A1pho Phi Omega 1,2,3,4, UMOC Choir 2; Au- gusrono Ski Club 4; Homecoming Cum- mrrree 4; SFARC 4. Roy Triveline . . . . Biology, Educorion Homerown - Scum Hcllund, IL Biology Gub 4; Dem Bero Dela 3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4. UUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU Joann M, Ullrich , PsyChoJugy, Sociology Hometown ; Worenown, W1 Arisrelo 1; Bare Upsilon Sigma 2; Psycholo- gy Club 4; Sodo1ogy Oub 4, VP 4-, Friday Nighr FeHowship 1; Chi Alpha Pi 2,3,4, IS Rep; Augusrono Concert Band 1; Vursiry Bond 1, Augusrcno Jazz Band 1,2; Dress Quinrer 1; Augusrona Symphony Orchesv rro 1,2. VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV Perer P. Vienna, Jr. . Diology,Chem1'srry, Pre-Medwcine Homerown ; Minooko, IL Arisrek: 1; Transfer Advisor 4, Campus Tour Commxrree 4. David Von Milter ..... Arr EdUCOlIOn Homerown A Keirhsburg, IL P1 Kappa Delta 2, TheorerfPloys 1; Alpha Phi Omega 2,3,4, UMOC To1enr Show Choir; Bow1ing 4. WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW Mincrn L. Walker . Business, Accounting, Spanish Homelown - Meromoro, IL Arisreio 1; Omicron Delro Kappa 4; Spun- ish Gab 1,234; Bela Upsilon Sigma 4; Augusrono Accounring Assoc. 4; DUI- door Ed 3; Delta Chi Them 1,2,3,4, Trans 3, Cheer1eoder 1,2,3, Capt 3; Homecom; ing Coronorion Co-Chuir 4; Accounring Intern 4. Mary R Weidh'ch ........ Sociology, Scandinavian Arisreio 1; Scandinavian Club 1,234, VP 3; Sociology. Gub 2,3,4, Pres 3; CUDOM 2.3.4; Peer Advisor 4; Bowling Ciub 3; Feminisr Forum 3,4,- inrernmiond Club 2; Homecoming Comminee 1,2,3; CSAD 4. Mark D. Wesrmon . . . . Accounting, Business Admin, Economics Homerown - Rockford, IL Arisreio 1; Omicron Delta Kappa 3,4; Morror Board 3,4; Dero Upsilon 519mm 3,4; hi Mu Alpha Sinfonia 2,3; Augusrano Accounring Asscc. 3,4; Scandinavian Club 4; WASH 1,2,4; CUBOM 3; RA 123,4, Pres 4; Hall Cauncil 1,2,3, Pres 3; Peer Advisor 2,- Compus Minisrry 4,- De; bore 2; DeEro Omega Nu1,2,3,4; AugusA rona Choir1.2.0; Handel Oratorio Society 1,2,3; CoHege Republicans 1,234, Trees 3; SFARC 4; Budget Commirree 4; Sm; denr Publiconons Board 4. Krlsry Sue Werhingron . . . Elemenrary Education Homerown v Geneseo, 1L Augusrano Srudenr Educorfon Assoc. 2,3,4; CUDOM 3,4; College Democrors 3,4; Feminisr Forum 3,4; Wrirer's Gub 3,4. Jane M. White . ............... Arr Homerown - Eosr Moline, IL Cynrhiu L. Williams ...... Psychology Homerown - Rods Island, IL Psychology Club 3.4; Big Sister 4. Laura Winlon .......... Humaniries Hometown - ChHIicorhe, IL Pi Kappa Derro 3; Campus Ministry 4; Debate 1,2,3; College Democrars 4, Sec 4; Wnrer's Club 3,- Dreod for the World 4, Peace Group Founder 4; lnrern in Europe 4. Mary S. Wisdom . Morthomp. Science. Business Homerown . Erie, IL Aristefc 1;. Omicron Deiro Koppo 3,4; Morror Board 3,4; Chi Omega Gamma 1.2.34, Trees; Vo1leyboll 1; FeHowship of Christian Athletes 2; lnrercollegiore Coun- c112; Homecoming Committee 2,4; Ad- vance Srond1ng 6 Degrees 1,2. June C. Wriedr ........... Speech Commumcotions Homerown - West Babylon, NY CUBOM 4; H011 Council 2, Sec '2; 0910 Chl Them 2,3,4, Big Sisler; Augusrono Com- municorions Organizanon 4; Human Res 1orions Commirree 4; Homecoming Mum Ca-Choir 4. ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZIZZZIZZZ Sharon A. Zinkub .......... English Homerown . Mount Vernon, IA Morror Board 3.4; Rockeryrl 3,- 5090 2; Peer Advisor 3; Phl Rho 1,234; Europe; on Quorrer 4. BEEBBWIE IEEUBIEIBIBECUBBWEGJ Amy Andlemen Down Andrews Dun Ammush Ken Armsrrmg Jamie Arndr Mike Atkins Richard Duumgorrner Marrm Degermon 21b JUNIORS ,.V . .g i A -- Srudenr Query M- Whor x s rhe bear thing obour living in Seminary? Greg Warren UrJ: We get rwo rooms. Also, there is lots of freedom, women can room. Ir's rht;i nexr besr rhing to living offcompus. Brenda Bani Dorbcro Benson Linda Benobzz Tom Dillups John Bth loner Edda L DlosEeld them Bnnnn Brodey Blower M Brooks Glen Drown Barbara Durhcp Humeen Coin Emmy Carlson K Carson John Chumon KY Cunne Cruwg Cmiel Jeffrey Coninghum Calherkne Cox LOH C Ashmon Maryann Czemiewsw 217' 21B Owris Czuprynski Lynne Dawson Lisa Deterde Lisa Dezulei Tm Dickens JUNE Donahue Mamyn Frunke leftiey Frick Ahon Gard Lynne Gonen Karen Gensknw Ronald George Dan Ginson Dob Gordon Robin Gronewold Beth H0505 Clorg Howl Srudenr Query R4: How good are Augusrono's exrro-curricumr ocnvirfes? Lori Cushmcn UrJ: I rhink They're greor. Everyone does a good JOU ins William Hunhay Michelle Hams Mehssu Hawkins Sracy Hedrm Laurie Heimohn Michele Henderson W. Hmerson Susan Hippie! Julie Hoffman Tush Hofmann Susan Howey Sharon Irwin Rosanne Iotkson Jesy'cu Jacobs Andrew Johnson Gleg Johnson Jone! Johnson Rmnnrd Johnsan Terrence Johnsm Dean lanes Eizobelh lanes Cheryl Jordon 219 Mke Krismke Corina Kvarnemark Me Lung Dine Lulsson Don Lundbo Dan Luyng 0mm Lear Lisa Ledvino WiHia'n Lewis Make Undhoirn Smdem Query RVI: Whor is the besr thing about h'ving in Carlson? Jeff Coninghum UU: 1r's dose ro everyrhing. Unfonunorely people in Cortsson ore rreured unfairw, There is no moinrencnce. Ruben Lund MM I Luse Stacy Lymwok David Maugham: Kamoleen Mulinosky Korhleen Maloney Luis Mutquurdr James McConhy s. Mccuuough Jeffrey McGinn Richard McGwnan Lonn McGuire Shown McKay Noreen Md'me GeraWd Meier Steven Meruuse Msrin Meyer Tracey Meyer Roxanne Mier June Milner Susan Modder Heidi Morlod4 221 222 Michod Murin C. erechedc Janine Nekon Mx'd'lcef Nelson Richard Nelson Thomas Nekon Tm Newwmb JwU Nfcalay 0mg Nieten Ruben Noe Holly O'Donnell Kevin O'Rourke Janna Oerling Eanye Ohver Karol Okon Dante Osbourn Larva Oak Eszoberh POlICN Gregg Palmer Cedric Punerson imn Panerwn Lori Powledq Michael Fayne Scan Fayne Koren Pedelson Sharon Pederson Pony Pekrus Dole Pemenr me Pemns Scon Pemle Randolph Perersen Sreve Perersen Drodhey Pelerson Klisrino Peterson Lois Pererson Mchoel Picho Luke Psormwgq' Mimael Hichm EJXen Pugucnm Pomda Polwllo Noub Paulo: Undo Prinz Jerry Prodoehl Dionn Purz 223 Candy ngie Douglas Qumn Anlhony RmoHo Perer Rasmussen Srephunx'e Florz Jeanne Raddy Lori deuuef Mary Roedl Bradley Roegnef Lisa Hook Daniel Rum David Ross Cynthia Rom Sarah Rnrhzen DororEs Rubel Donna Rurherlord Dove Rypkemu Mx'd'bom 500d Sharon $0642 Lance Sufford Kathy Selby Sondra Samuelson Damn Sondevcom Steven Sanders Bonnie deeuelmon Lori Schulrz Cnrkrhe SeabeIg Jeanine Same David Shonahon Craig Sham Roxanne Sharp Pamela 5mm Kimberly Sme MAcheI' e Slpolr Studenr Query R-l: Where is rhe best place ro study? SheryX Levin Gm,- On a nice day ourside in me open spaces On o bad day, in my own room Mf- x compusl Andrea Smlh Andrea L. Smirh Pom S'mrh Scorr Sclbewg Dawn Smmwlck Richard Spnng Wane Saoggins James 5rudelmun Mt had Smrshok Chris Sroub Michael Srelzer Koren Slendson 2'25 Perry Srewarr Sondra Srewnn Bren Smeder L'm Srukenberg leg Slump Trevor Sunderlage John Swanson KuQ Swanson Karla Swanson John Toboko Thomas Tebo Susan Tegrmeyer G'Irwine meter Mario Talbert Hunh My Tmn Mark Von Anrooy John Vunsamen Carolyn Wohlmork 5rudenr Query RA: How good-boking ore Augie's women? Rob E!Iiorr 00:, Joel Rem- mersUr l I'd rather be hunting sec: lions in Alaska mom a girlfriend on this campus. Liwbelh WaWbridge C Wu! Donald Wanner MJChoel Wows Gregory Warren Eric Wurson Sara Weididl Koren Wiedenmnn Nchord Wiehes Midnel Wilder Chem Wies Chnsn'ne Wmicms Tom Whom: Midwoel Warner Susan erers Marcus Wolf Dana Worden Barbara Wumle Francis Yonkson Gan ernry Todd Abel 227 Michelle Abbon James Abemorhy MaxweXl Addui Phiip Ardibo Daniel Alien Karen Anderson E Alon Lorownn Boer Mon 80wa David Darajos STEWnWe Dcmjos Elimbelh Barnes Lynda Barr skizzgxgzggmimgm; 7- ; Tracy Barr ,7 W 777 , , , r r M - Lori Donelg r : z- 1 June Beanie .' ., ' 'qu Jevome Den COHEN? Dengsron Mari Bergh Pele! Dergquisr Nancy Derndr Richard Demler Marsha wggar Tommie Doggy Michale- Doyle Srudenr Query R-I: Who? is me besr pizza in the Quad Ciries? Scorr Anderson 603: Alfono's, because I always give people cmnks on ir. Kemelh Bromdem James Brunmon Chrisropher Green Hebi Blown Kathleen Brawn Krisl'En Burke Diane Bmmetsrer mph Surler Julena Carizy Karen Carney Jone Canard Angeline Canwnghl Kenneth Casebury Whom Chem Dtud Churd'i Krisropher Conley KeHy Connolry Sarah Conroy Thomas Conway Edwin Cook Nancy Copen David CnrdeH John Curneilsm Joy Covey Amy C0220 Kimbedy Cullen Hm Czupku 229 Gregory Body Mchoew Donenberg Wiliurn Deangelb Geoff Dennis E! g 3 Dione Els Edward Elsbury Gram Emyre Bruce Faguson Jean Ferguson J Kimberly Edwards . ! Kmhlem Fosser . I Liane Flank Nancy Fronke Russel Fuja ! Doreen Gemn Bmce Genny l ; Todd Golle ' Michan Genny c I Jeffery Geode Gmupher GHigun Studenr Query PM; What is the best thing obour living In Wesrerlin? Jone Corrford 6m, ' Kris Scheibly GU: There is more ocnvity uprcompus 0nd 0 berrer sodol l 3 life, I 230 Brent Gilgn Mr Todd Gmirro Laura Golden Undo Gordon Birgh- GoneXr Theodore Gm! Mary Gram Michael Grey James Gleen Ruben Guerriefi RUrhonn Guzzo Pamela Hadley Undo Pbggeny Cheryl Hal! Thomas Hunco$ Knmben Honky U50 Hansen Kedy Hammon Dorm Honingron Peler HoMey Robert Hanrmn SreVen Hurrwich Perm Hcrlesmd Thomas Heimun Rebeca: Hese Amy Heme: Mary Herman 2131 232 Jodw Heyen Thomas mdebrund Andrew Hm Cory Hinze Dbne Hulk! Steven Mm loner Hobrmm Cynthia Holler James Howell Todd Hudson Pom Huhmnn Reno Humberr Marjorie Hummel HoHy Huner Curl lannucci Dove kelond David Johnhe Gurisline James Chrb Jemen Amy Johnson Earhany Johnson Deborah Johnson Eric Johnson Me Johmm Lot'ene Johnson Mark Johnson Oscar Johnson Thoulen Jchnson Srudenr Query er: What is rhe best rhing obour living in Andreen? Denise Osbourn UrJ: it has nicer rooms and il is doser to campus. James Jordon Debra Joseph Consmnce Juerfensen Colhenne Konkerr Roberr Kelby Rebecm Kin SunJin Kim David Kinda! Jeanne Kieln Dch Kerwor-rh Cardee KnEss Anund Kobrkar En'c Kolb Pam Kupf Ann Koskiewfa Gwen Kragness Jute Kramer Heoth Krons Porrido Knder Kersnn Krippner Susan Kruse Linda Kumra Sandro Kure 233 Gregory Larsen Elan Larson Jennifer Larson Pomeio Larson Loro Louer Jerome Loulh John LoveXle JII Lowret Puma Leohy SJzome Leonordson Sum Lepisro Stephen Lie Kilsren Lindberg Karyn Linn Down Linnen John Lin'ig Radney Llnon Dawn Lofgren Jone Lopiccnlo Kristine Lord Anna Lowe Dowd Lundborg Parrlcio Lupinek Lynneo Mognuson Bram Morone Cleve Mdoon Marmew Momer WMiom Marsh 234 IL Studenf Query er; How good mr mm is rhe food in The cofereno? Pom Hadley C503: Ir's roo srcrchy and not very Exdling, lr15 always inreresring r0 see how yesrerdoys vegetables end Up in rodnyi main courses. Thomas Mascon Luberh Maison Terrente McAllisrer Jeffrey McCauqhy Shane MICormidx Kimbedy McCree Ronntd McKay Kewn McKee Kathryn erenze Glrisrine Melhausen Mary Menefee Anrhony Memo Corby Meyer Andy Mime Muchele MHIer Roger Miner Sara MEUer Brenda Mohjewski Scan Moore Mnoe Mofkin Danmd Mnsely Gloria MuWIer . Female Mule ' 1 Vnnem Muse He'dw Myers Thomas Myknnder PuuWen'e Nopper 235 Robm Nouzhe Nancy Nelson Pamela NIeLsen Wchord Nielsen Pomce Noel Kevnn Norman Lynn Ncrrhwp Tamara Nowiems Todd Obmosak Monin Olsen Phylius 0mm IUIJAnn Oren Shari Fob Tun Palm Jewry Park T. Parker Judy Poskvon Kym Payne Jennifer 99150.7 Jeffrey PelE-vscm Stephanie Perevson Susan Pemlh Mum Phsrer Roe Phins CINE Phlnn Undo Poe John Pommier James Porter Sheuy Power 3 Nichom Posegoy Anne Page Bradley Price Wilhom Quon James Quinlivcn Elizabeth Oulnrenz Stephen Radar Lisa Honcho SrUdenr Query m; Where is The fTFST ploce you would rake 0 friend v'wsiring Augie? JoAnne Bonnon 60: Lee's, because OH groups of Augusrcno ore repre- sented There, Ir's o pbce where everyone can be rhemseres and still maintain rhor Augie spirir lel Rednour Dwighr Reed Erik Rehms Elizabelh Repay Sham Richardson Melissa Ringberg Robe Roche Kevin Bossier Judy Rolmim Alon nos; Cynrhio Rurgens Rebekah Rygh x Perer delke Sreven Schilier 237 Tracey Schmdr Kimberley demwboch Perm Schroeder Lynda Schweinberger Kimberty Seover SreVen Seeber Shari-Ann Sebnder 5rud9nr Query R-l: How would you rare CUDOM enrerroinmenr? Cori Krippner 60: Abour o I ir's prerry good, They need more Publicity and alternative Things. H Shoeffer Jenn mmey Alison Shells Porrido Shelton Deborah Sherrif Scorr Shler Hoynmd Siwfrki Lynene Skow Ann Slum Soon 510909 Dione Smer Pomdu Smaby Aaron Smith Chnsropher Sorermn tynrhio Spawn Janene Speck Barbara Spudw'm MI Srondord Leiond Standard Laura Simpleran Judy Srorcewich En'n Stephens En: Svahfquisr Bradley Srorm Cord Srreer Hamel Streeter James SummemeOd Dhuvon Suri Denner Swanson Gary Swanson Marc Terhorsr Adam hampson Lynn Tmmson Gregory Thaw Durzy THlmon Mary Timmons Bruce 'nms John Triner Hm Turnet Tony Vonderwolle chhoeX Verumclc Brion Vonderhcur Judllh V055 Turn Waeynen Sharon Wow Elgwn Women 239 240 Bic Weerm H, Welgesholi Karen Weldon Nancy Welly Kathy Werltheiser Tloy Weslermon James Wherry Tonya Whimker Vwcky Wndermurh Jodie William Jcrhe wmsey Annette Wilson Dame! Winkelman 5fUde'N Query R-E: Where do you mosr often go offtompus? Lovorre Morshdl 60.x Southporls, f do 0 lor of shopping. Sharon Mnrerrorh PhNip erkop Wm Wollschloger Michael York Wmomy Young Chrisropher Zoyner Xian Min Zhu Rimord Zimmer Chrmine Zuehike Ron Austin Owupeke Damion Richard Kikon 241 242 Nomhe Adolphi Michael Akiyoshi Brooke Allen Mary Allison Winn Anderson me Anderzon Komleen Aplelboch David Afndr ChrB mm Nicole Dom Lise Bochmon Suzanne Dolek Pamela Demos John Barnes Janer Barecki I L50 Dorm Russel Born Caryl Benz derd Dosale Bn'un Daremon Ricky Beard Eamon Beasley Meissa Dedxer James Beebe Amy Dehcd Dione Denpmin Tlflany Bennigmd Andrew Dmriglon Norolie Bernordi Jeneene Berry Raymond morselh Barbara Blair Cindy Blue FRESHMEN Srudenr Query R-l: Why did you my Augusrono? Jen Cosey $0: Mainly for me internships, foreign quorrer, 0nd ocademfc exceHence. Josepthlond nobeerdek 'IhuddeuaDond Bridger Donne Terry Donnene Charles Don Kerry Boudre-W Angelo Bouie Angelo Brand Steven Brandi Mary Unmet Kimberfy Briggs Mary Brooks Amber Blown Cary Brown MicheXe Blown Rodney Brown David Drozovidw Karen 0W David Buchhoh Kmen Buck SL501 Ducktey Mrchell Bugm Brenda Buikema Andrew DUHIEII Johnny Bums Felicia Bursa Tummy Buller Kane Coke! Evan Cm Scorr Carlson Chnsrina tuna 243 244 Jerome Caner Poulerre Caner Toby CoseHo Jennifer Casey Gndl Chance Mark Osesney C Ingrid Chmry Donid GbuMo Use Gmone' Brer Clark Bryce Gem Lori Coleman Gerofyn Coigon JJI Combs Mark Conley Aisling Canmn Wm Conway Chmlopher Cook David Corneu1son Koren Commoq Nancy Cosgrove Shem Core Sarah CromXen James CrorWe-I Sort: Cunningham Scan Boiling Sarah Dorwish Bryan DOVE Donn Dovb Koren Dovs Erodenr Query Prl: How good-loolsx'ng are Augie's men? Mome's withheld Upon re- quesrl I'm prelry surisfied, John Decero mm Dennislon Mary Deursd: Thuru Devlesdwword Jn Ann Dickinson Craig Didxmon Roderick DITker Eiscbem Donahue Laura Donahue Ann Dorcw Ginger Doss Shawn Douber Robert Douglas Jll Dram David Dreamer Meal Duane Koren Duty Teresa Dukes Midwel Dulin Paula Dunn Shame Dye Bizoberh de Thames Edshcrdr Debra Edson James Edwards Pornoo Ehr1H David Eiben Jennifer Elder Dordd Elelson David Bmker Dougbs Ely Dowel Empen Rabin England 245 24b Srephode Eagle Lesie Engnond Susan Eridmn 1on2 Eche Kmba'iy Bop Enema Blcbrook Sreven Ethetidge Valerie Everhnn Helm Fnlco Rick redenghi Sandro Ferguson Donna Ferre Ronald Fper James Fsherkemer New Fnzgerdd Apr! thne Lcuse Fan Denan Fruits Melissa Franks Rhmdo Frsbee Tracy FryburgH Susan FuWer Jennifer Gmlus Cudos Gallego 50W Gombaconu Arny 60mm WXiom Gedwml John Gems Robin Goldfn Midwoe! Gonzalez Degree Grace Lommr Grayned T1. . . 'z E l -I SIudenr Gum: RAI: Who! benems does having 0 cor give 0 student? Koren Jensen iFrJ; We can ger m the bars and ponies fosr. Also, you don'l hove ro wok dowmmmpus on rainy days. Rebekah Grider Linda Gigsby Michele Grinon Dcnid Guzegolek David Guifford Lori Gunlher David Gusrofson noberr Guy Christina Hoen Shem Heine: Thea Hansen Cord Hargis Conni Harms Jun Harris Joy Hatch Ann Haverhals Maureen Hayes Thom Hayes Jaumun Haynes Gam'n H999 Jennifer Heinze Amy Henderson Kristo Henderson R0350 Henilf Anne Henry Mam Hemck Midmei Herru lel Hersmbelgel John Hinrerme'sier ken Hinton 11mm Hinrz WHEom Hod'Imum Jane! Horhsmdrer 247 246 Manhew Holcomb Susan Hooyer Angeh Hoppes Sanchic: Horst Jennifer Honon Shown Hosrerler Kimberly Howeu Jeny Howlond Kenya Hudxobe Mcdns Huerro Judi Hughes David Hunr Steve Hurdle Cynthia lnmcken How my Jennifer Jogers Lisa Jusnvch Kaen Jensen Dem Juhnson 0115mm: Jehnson Deborah Johnson Julie Jolmson Kimbedy Johnson Louu Johnson Paul Johnson Woodley Johnson Krisrie Jones Laura Jordon Peggy Josr Teresa Juh'us Vendy Kuhn Suryay Kopaor Sieven Koppler 5rudenr Query R-l: Whar is rhe besr rhing obour living in Erickson? Dill GedviH GO. Dorrd Tolken Fm, Tom Eckhcm 070: M's up campus, close re The girl's dorm, and close Io rhe cafeteria. Leo Kurds Suzanne Kean Kotheen Keun'ng Slephen Kedqonen Dougbs Heuh Jchn Keuer Michael Kennedy Andrew Kerwin Wbm KimmeI Dee King Wfrmi King Michele Kfngery Carol waoman Kely Kird'noff men Hay Jonomon Klimsrro Mimeol Klouao James Kned'ir Poul Kmart Dorm Knurek Chem Hum Chrisrfne Kopatich Koren Knpmon Jonme Kosuadd Carol anor Dowel Kroxse Anion Kr'schke Marko Kipan Jennifer Kme Tom Rub Kora Kurek 249 Mimene Loberge Christine Lobicmco Cynthia Lokickos my Lomphele EIiche-lh Landnhl Gregory Lunsm Sandra Laroza James Lourerboch Dean Lovulle Michel Ledocu Kn : Lee Deborah Legalme Dense Lego Jeanine Lehrmon Vcrorio Leonard Crdg Levemke Anders Lillienau Dunn Undslrom Derh Unney JennNer Lune Jom Lwingsron Arlene Lock Lynene Logan Angelo Lomcm Chnsrine Lnulu Deborah Lubeck Celene Ludwerm Nmrd Lundeen Rumord LundeXl Eric Lurvdgren Gory Madden Leanne Mognuson Kelly Mahuney Jeff Mm: John Molm James Marcelok Anlhcny Marrow Pamdi Marsh MI Marlin Tmorhy Morrin James Moss Sheryl Morlhiae Paul McAdam Srephen McAree 01mm McAque John McCooley Michael McGrcw L... Deeonn Mdnrire 5rudenr Query R-I: Where is rhe bear place ro ear in Ihe Quod-Cuies? Kore Paisley Gm, John Triner UrJ: The Dock, W has 0 nice atmosphere with good food and a nice name. Craig Mdendon Tm Master Ehubelh McMeelmn Keilh Mmmn Scar! McWHHoms Mark Meersmun Domlle Mendez David Mevls Sheryl Meyer Brenda Mnler Conene Miner JOHEY Ming! Susan Miler David Modder Karen Momon Kel'y Monnhun mm Morales 251 252 Kenth Moreen Malorne- Motgan Chrisnne Mullody Bret N099 Diane Neahring Todd Neese Maureen Net'ghbors Ann Nelson mobe'rh Nebon Patrice Nicholson Ekzobelh Nlemi Domld Nmmoyle HOMO! NOE Lori Ogurek Kolhie Ohlendori James Olson Boon 006 Dougtos Oosrerhuxs Julie Oren Ann Oswald Midwoel Owens Knrhryn Paisley Douqus Fonmer Kimberiy Porenn Rome! Panerson Wchard Punerson Jean Puuweli Com Pads MIchoeX Pegrom Cindy Perm EHen Pelmson Mom Planning 0115mm Pignuraro ILL .. p n v! . W. Srudenr Query R-l: How would you rare the schooVs. sports fnciHnes? Craig Hall UrJ, Adequore except for soccer and bosebolL Amy Pipe! Dcv'd Plemons Mm: Podsd-lwear Carlos POM: Manhew Pomrnier Lawrence Prabhoker Chmvopher Heziozc Thomas Price Kimberty Pyle Pamela Radar Srozey Radli-in Steven Reed Charfes Reese Chrisnne neichensperge: Sneven Reiss James Remhnger Philip Remmels Undo Remake Amy WCE' Woe! Fuckers Kr'uru medesel Jennifer Ringberg Chr'smpher Rink Robin Roehrig DrudXey Rnelundr Angelo Rogers Jodi Rolland Kr'uine Rose Swan Ross Jen Rusm Robe Russeti Eric Ryden 253 254 Kimberly Rymur Juyce Samel Cory Sanders Kirk Sanders Tamara Sorrino Midwua Sarruniu Michael Sovely Jennifer Sbenoli James Schaethler Midwael Schaeffer Rebecm Schoeliel Krishna Schelbly Lynn Schenk Lows Schllckrnun Anya Schlolrrnunn Susan Schmewze! Timothy Schmdrz Donnie Schroeder James Schroeder Krisren Schroeder Andrew Schwenk Dow'd Scan Paw Scozzofove KurNeen Sctu Frank Sealbabd W 590me Dawn Secresr Duane Sengfreid Jamse Shannon Scorn Shea Domd Shronlz Sheri Shes Tyrone Smglelon Srudenr Query . IH How good is rhe school library? Mory Deutsch CFr l kae Donenperg 60E: Ir needs more re choose from and o berrer reference semen. 33mm ea.- Jeffery Saar Marc Skocypec Jonarhon Slerren David Smwrh Had Smllh Uncufn Srnirh Terry Smith Koren Spoide MIKE Sradeker Gary Smnmmb Sara Srees Victoria Srevenmn Teri Slorm Cynthia Srrandberg Chr'mine Strong Ginene Snuck Hznberh Smart Christine Suzhocki James Sundeen Hemmer Swanson Mulrhew Szulkiewicz Vida Tomvolus Valerie Tollock Apnl TOWOI Karen Toyw Srepham'e Taylor erhy Tempeny Michelle Therry Mkhod Thomas Lisa Todd Pow Togneri Regan Tone 255 256 Renee Tune Nancy TOPPS David Tam Ann Townsend Chrigopher Townsend Lmhon Troywick Rosemary Tn'nldnd Troy Tamer Eric Tumbelson Kimberiy Ulonski Denn's Vandemnne Veda Vickers 09nd: Vidwveg Rmd Vigsnes Kurhryn Weber Maryann Waggoner Wendy Won Gregory WQVOCE Julie dece Debomh Walsh Elizaberh Walsh JOCqUEWne Worm Gregory Wmhen Johndo Workins Cheryl Websrel Deborah Weeks Krism Weeks anon Weglevy nonddl Weidner Linda WEB; Eric Wegur Em: Weber Studenr Query Fri: Whor is the best way :0 relax on campus? Ken Moreen m3, Dob Russell Girl Drink been sir Ground, playing fn'sbee, and sockin, Leslie WendeX Jodi Wesemonn Richard Wear Pnrridu Westergoard Koren Wenermon Robert While John Wreheod Susan Wiersema Eiznbelh Wight Tumorhy anhlman Ivor Wik Debra Widermurh Jeffrey WiHhire Bren Wilhms Janice WiHorns Kerhey Wham: LEO Williams James Windsor homes Mn?! Andrea Vse Kemerh W51 Lori Wozniak Down Wudxi Renee Wynn Brian Wydojewski Thomas Yacdno Knrhenne Yode: Deanna Zeal Mark Zinrok Donna Grenke Darrel Taken 257 258 USA ANDERSOM Geneseo, Hiinuis' Eiemenfaiy Eduv cation Chi Abba Fig.4: Valieyuaii-I,2,.i4; Track-I DAVID G. ANDEESUM h'insdaie, iiiinom Accounting MatnXCumputer Science Aristeia-I: Pi Mu Epsuun-irt Society of Physics and Engineering Studenfs-1,Z' Scandaua vian Club- I,2,3,' Campus Crusade for Giuist-l,2,3,4; 3;? Brother, Big Sister Heudsiari Program-3,4 DAWN ANDREWS Pickneyviiie, iiiinuis; Psychaiogy Business Administration AristeiarPsi ChiASA; Beta Upsiiun Sigma-itt French CiubJZEI. Treasurer-i' Psychology Club- 3,4,' CUBGM-i Tra val Committee; Cnmmuniiy Ad- visar-ZEA; Campus Ministry-I, Generations; Chapel Chairv1,2,.3'; Women's Chairsit Handel Oratorio SucieW-IJJ; Aipha Phi 0mega-I,2,3,4, Secubnai Rep-J, National Rep-J; international Clubsl RICH BAUMGARTNEE Napervti'le, iiiinais; Business Computer Science Campus Ministryii 4; Beta Omega Sigma-J, 4, Han- arary; Faatbaii-1,2,3, 4; 1M. Softball Cailege Cen- ter Supervisor mums M. BAUWENS: Malina, iliinois: Accounting Business Administration KRISIIN BECKMAM Piuinfieia', iiiinais; Btbiogy, Prev Medicine Au'steia-I; Amen'can Chemical Sociefy-t Scanni- navian Ciub-I,2; Observer-E, Arts Editor, WASR 2,3; Feminist forum-ZiAt Bread for Me Won'd- 3,4 JAMIE R. BEDWELL, Peoria, Hiinois, Accounting Busi- ness Adminisflation Arrsieia-I, Augusiana Accounting Association- 2,3,4; Business CIub-3,4.' Grader, Accounting De- partmentai BRENDA UNIV REEL, St, Charles iiiinais; Physical Education Hail Cauncri-I, intramural Representative; Phi Pna-1,2,3,4; PEMM CIub-Zi- Parent's Weekend and Freshman Talent Shaws-J; Homecoming iai- enf Shaw-Z BARBARA C. BENSDM Ruck istana tiiinais; Biology Community Advisor-is Sigma Pi Deita, Social Mem- ber: Track and Heidvlzpiti: Homecamnrg Mums and Parade ca-cuairpeisan-ZM BMW 30mm Bargingiun, iiiinuis; Biology PreA Medicine Aristeiasi; Beta Beta 3913-34; Biology CIub-ZEJ JANET MARIE BOtDEN, Chicago, u'iinois: Business Management Peer Adw'sar-3; Black Student Unfun-1,2,3',J Sec- retary-i Ladies 0f Vital Essence-1,2,3,4 CHERYL AWN BRITDN, Griffiih, indiana; Chemistry Artsieia-I; American Chemical snnier-214; Au- gusiana Student Education Association-ii; Hail Cuuncii-L' Outdoor Educair'on-E; Campus Ministry- SEIVIOR ACHWTIES 2,3,4; Delia Chi Theta-l,2,i4, Schoiarsmu Chair personal, Chaplin-J, Service Chairpaisan-Z GLEN BROMW Ariiugtan Heights, iuinnis; Speech Communication Music Education National Conierenceulj; Phi Mu Aiuha Siniuniaii 4: CUBUM-Zili, Ca-Chauper- sun Leciures-B, Cn-Chairperson CUBDM-4; Peer Advisor-J; Campus Ministrydgi; Musicai-Z; Chair- 1,2,3; Varsity Band-1,2;Augustann S ymphnn y 0r- ciiestra-i,2,3,4; Handel Oratonb somu-izs; Augustana Communications Organization-i' C3ABi 3; Quad City Advertising CiubAJA LAUREN BUCCWO, wneainn, .Winois, Elementary Edu- cation Mortar Boards: Chi Omega Gamma-2,3,4,' Tennis- 1, 2, .i', 4 DIANA i. BUINEVICIUS Pains Park, i'iinais, Pre-Medi- cine, Biuiag Aristeia-I; Omicron Delta Kaupa-3,4; Beta Beta Eeta-3,4,' Lindahi Biology CiulrI.2,3,4; American Chemical SocieQI-Ij; Cammunity Advisor-J; HaH Councii-I,Z' Wamenk intramurai Cnunui-i,2,' Ai- pira Phi Omega-Zizi GARLAND As SURGE, Chicago, Minors, Psychology Pni Mu Ainha-i 4'; Psychology Ciub-3.4; 0030M- Z,3,4; Cn-Chairpeisnn Cancerrs-4; Peer Adwsnr-4; fuzz fnsembie-IJJA' Augusfana Symphony 0r- ciiesira-LZ; Concert Band-i,2,3; Black Student Uniun-I,2,3,4' Majestic Genrs-1,2,3,4, Secretary- 2, WeerPresident-J: MC. 0! Parents Weekend Tai- ent Snow BARBARA BURHOR Mount Prospect. iiiinois, Econom- ics, Business Administration Sigma Pi Duiia-Ii, Honorary ifA THLEEN M CAIN, Rockford iliinois, Pre-Medicine, Biology Linden! Biniugy Ciub-3,4,' German Ciuir24; Chi Alanna Pi-4, Honorary; Eurrinean QuarterJ KATHRYN A. CAIRNS, Dundee, iu'inuis, Phiiusopny, English Aristeia-J: Omicron Deita ifapr-ltk Mortar Buerd-xd; ObserverrIZJ Enifar-in-Uhiet Saga-Z, Editorial Baum WASR-I,2.3; CUEOM-ZSJ, Cun- cenfs Committee; Representative Assembiy-4, Sec- retary; Cuiiege Democrais-lt Fenunisi Forum- 14; Writers cum Chairpersnnxargauizeu Phi- losophy CiuM; Pubu'saiions Board-E 4; Educa- tional Fniicies-d'; Amnesly Internationai-M; Bread for tire Warid-3,4 JULIE ANN CARIUS, Rock island, iiiinuis: Fubu'c Ad- ministration Political Science An'steia-l; Chi Mafia Pi-2,3,4 TONY CARF, Miiside, Minors, Business Adminisrra- lion, Pnu'fical Science, Pre-Law Arisieia-l; Hail Cuuncu-E; Peer Adw'sars3; Campus Ministryvm; Phi Omega Phi-ZJ.4; Baseuuii- 11.3.4 THOMAS ALLEN CHAFFEE 1R, Barrtugton, niiinais, Psychology Speech Cnmmumbaiinn Psychology Ciub-2,3,4; Representaiiue Assembnj 2: Student Judiciary Baard-ZM, Chairman; Ha Council-J; TneafmfPiayvaZJA' Augustan Cnnir-I.?.3,4; Jazz E nsembles-IJJ'A' Handel Ora iaria Sacieiy71,2,3,4: Opera Wurkshap-LZ: Chem ieader-Zi4' Feiiawsnip of Christian Athletes-1,2 Ski Club-Zit Augusiana Cummunicutiuns Urge nizatian-M, Pregnant; Educutinnai Faucies Com miiiee-tt Student Representative to 125m Anni versary Committed, 4; Central Budgeting Agency 4; BACCHUS-M: M Psychology KAREN CHRISTENSEM Crystal Lake, iiiinuis Psycho! agy, Elementary Education Aristeihrl; Psi Cni-l 4', Secretaryiireasuren Stu dent Education Associafian-ili, 2nd ViceLPresi dent; Phi Rnn-I,2,3,4, Hfsiarian, Corresponding Secretary, Piedgemam: Homecoming DanceDecn- rations s Pubu'cini-Z M Psychology ANNE F. CHRISTIANSUM Good Hope, Mum's, Mass Cammunicaiinn, Speech Communication WVn'if-Zii-t Outdoor Educaubn-4; Delta L'ili Thetav 12,14; Handel Oratorio Sncieiy-Z, 3, Correspond- ing SECIEFEUPZ' Augusfana Communication Orga- nization-Zlet Homecoming Elections Chairper- snn-4 ANDREW i. CLAEYS, AFRIhSUII, iliinais, Business Ad- ministration Business Club-4; Fella usurp of Christian Afnieres- 4 CRIME M CMIEL, Barringran, iiiinnis, Pouiisai Sci- ence, Pubiic Administration CUBGM-lxt Representative Assemuy-M Presi- dent-st Unidaor Educaiibn-ti: Campus munya- Phi Omega Pbi-2,3,4; Baskufbii-I,Z,.Z' SFARCr-i; Budget Cummiiiee4; Student PersonneM DANIEL CUNWAK Davenport iuwa. Computer Scien- cefMatnemaiics Arisieia-J; Omicron Delia Kappa-3,4; Mortar Board-M; Jazz Ensemuie-l, Band-I; Orchestra- 1,Z; Track-Z-M' Cmss Cauntry-2,3,4 JEFF CUTHNGHAM Yoruwue. iiunois, Geoiogy Aristeia-I: Omicron Della Kappa-4; Mortar Board- .?,4,' Sigma Gamma Epsilon-iti, Vice Presideutvt Wu'en Geology Ciub-i 4'; Observers; Rackeiey-M' Saga-ZM, Ari Baard-J; C3AB-2,3, Chairman-E' Community Adw'snr-i' Hail Cnuncii-i; Peer Advi snr-Z, 3; Orientation Cu-Leader-IL' Campus Minis try-ZJA; Chapel Chau-3A; Handel Oratorio SaarL eiysit Crass Country-1,2.14'; TraCk-1,2',3,4; Fei- iawsnrp of Christian Athletes-IJJ' Tribe of bikes- I,2,3, 4'; Lutheran Student Mo vement-Z; infernship Prngram-ilt Easier Seal Vniunteer-J CATHERINE COX, Baiavia, uumi's, Biology Arisieia-J; Beta Beta Beiarldf; Liudaiii Biology Ciub: Recueiey-i-z- CUBDM-z' Hail CaunciiZ; Peer Adwlsar-d'; Ouidour Educnu'nn-Z Phi Rnnv1,2,3,4, Rust: Chuirperson-Ili4' Handel Oratorio Soci- ety-4: Hamecunuug-Ii, Cnairmen u! bnukiats and- pamuhieis' European Quarter-J LORI ELLEN CUSHMAM Bainb'srg iiunuis, Engiisn Rucueieyix Saga-ii; Track and HeId-LZJ 4. Bus- iethaII-I: LM72,3 MAUREEN J, DEBOIS, Mfiwaukee, WI, Speech Commas momma, Business Marketing Pi Kappa Delfa-1,2,4. Treasurer-z CUBOM-2,3, Cuttural Arts Committee; Hall Caunch-4; Peer Ad- monu- Speecb Forensics Team-I,2,4,- Pam Pun Squadrij; Alpha Phi 0mega-I,2,J; Ladies of Vital Essencerl,2,3,4; Black Student Unian-I,2,3,4, Secretary, Miss B.Sll-Z; European Quarterd USA DEZUTEL, West Chicagq Illinois, Elementary Education Augustana Student Education AssociatioanA; cm Alpha P1214 Soda! Chairperson, Pfedgeman MICHAEL S. DISHES Monigamery, IIImais, Business Administralian, Accounting WASR-J; Hall Cauncfi-1,2,3,' Track-1,2,3; Golf-M; Crass Country-ZE; Augustana Ski Clubrll; Homer coming-4 FRANK J. DJSFENSA. Geneva, lilinots, Bdsiness Ad- ministration, Psychology AIISIEiE-I, Business CIub-ZJA; Phi Omega Phi- 2,3,4; Library Committed TAMMARA DULLENBACHER, Paiatme, Illinois, Ac- counting, Business, Computer Science Aristaia-I; Basketball-1,Z3; SoftbaIl-1,2, 3,4 JULIE DONAHUE, West Lafayette, Indiana, Pnlitica! Science, Business Administration, Fre-Law Chi Atoms Pi-2,3,4; Concert Band-1,2 LAURA L 30th Waakegan, Mhais; English French Ansteia-Z; Omicron Delta Kappa-.?, 4; Mortar Board-id; French Club-I,2,.ZJ, ch-PresidentAZ, Presidenr-i Saga-ill; CUBOMZJJ, Co-Chairper- son Lecturesr4; Campus anislry-3; Varsity Hand 1; Alpha Phi 0mega-I,2,3,4, Sargeant at Arms-Z, ch-Presidenr Membershtp-j'; Amnesty Interna- tfanafrill; Outreach Augustana Teams-1,2. KRlSTIK. DRUMM Davenport Iowa, Business Admin- istration, Computer Science Augustana Concert Band-Z CARLOS GOMEZ DUANE, Daibmair, Illinois, Pre- Medicfne, Biology Austeia-L' Beta Beta Betaltt; WASH; Gamma Afpha Befav1,2,3,4; Saccerljjxl; European Quarter-S' DA W0 H. DUNN, Davenport, Iowa, Music, Voice Pi Kappa Lambda-itk Augustana ChoierM; Au- gustana Chamber Singersvzitt Draforia Society- 2314; Jazz Ensembles-ZJI! GAHRICK ECUNOMUS, Bensenville, Miner's, Business Administration, Public Administration Pi Upstfan Gamma-I,Z.354; BasketbatI-1,2,3,4 ROBERT E. ELLIOT, Morris, Illinois, Biology, Fre- Medicine 3933 Beta Bera-M; Lindahl Biology Cfub-3,4;Hal1 Caancrl-LZ; Peer Advisar-tf: Outdoor Education-J: Gamma Mane Bera-I,2,3.4 MARK ERDMAM Geneseo, Illinois, EnngIJ Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia-I,Z.3,4,' WASR-Zi4' Chap- el ChoiI-Z; Writers 01:10-12; Iime tords-2,3,4 THEEESE EMMA, Geneva, Illinois, Elementary Educa- Nan Arisleia-I; Mortar 802mm; Auguslana Student Education Rssociatian-l 4, Ireasurer-4; CUBUM-Z; Community Advfsar-2,3: Peer Advisohi', 4: Campus Ministry-ZM; PIM' RIPM, Honorary Mtcr-fEAL FAVIA, Oakbrook, Itfinois, Business: Eca- namlcs Business Ciub-d'; CUEOMZSA, Concerts; Gamma Alpha Betav1,2,3,4; Homecoming Parade Commit- fee-4;1nter-Fra!emigl CDBHEiI-l'f; European Quar- ter-j' CYNFHM A. FISHER Tinley Park, Mimi's, Social Wank Augustana Social Work Club-Zi4; Peer Advised, Campus Ministry-LZ. 3.4: Chi Abba Pi-4': Basket- gaH-J; BRCCHUS-id, ch-Presfdenm, President- IACQUEUNE M. FOERTSCH, Castfe Rack, Colorado Business Administration, English Arisfeia-I: Omicron Delta Happa-itt, President-Jl: Mortar Baard-3,4, Editar74; UbserveriAf, News Edjfarvili; Sagav3,4, Prose Baard-3, EditoM; Hall CaunciI-1,2, President-Z' Peer Advisar-Zinf; Camv gar; Ministry-I,Z,3,4; Handel Oratorio Society- . .314 MARILYN FRANKIE, Quincn Illinois, Business, Psy- chafagy Arisfeia-J; Omicron Delta Kappa-3,4.' Mortar Board-J. 4, ch-Preside-nb' Psi 01213.4, President; Beta Upsilon St'gma-BM, Secretary Psychology Clubld: Hall Caurrci!-I,Z Service Chairperson: Food Service CammifteerZiIi' Campus Crusade for Christ-I,2,3,4, Care Planning; Augustana Can- cer! Band-I,2,.5',4, Secretary, Treasurer,- Angus, rana Symphony 0r:hestra-I,2,.14; Augustana Brass Ensemble-3,4,' SFARC-tt' Hamecamfng-I, Flower Committee; IA. Psycholagy JEFFREYA. FMCK, Downers Grove, Wnuis, Pre-Medi- cine, Chemistry Aristeia-I: American Chemical Socier-ili; 0mi- cmn Sigma Umicran-Z, 3,4, Spring Inter-Fratemmt Representativerz Fall Secretaryri Spring Presi- dents, Fall HistorianAd ALLISON ff. GARD, lyons. Illinois, Pre-Medicine. Chemsrry Arisreia-I; Omicron Dena Kappa4' Beta Beta BeIa-EA; American Chemical Sociely-ZM. StemL taryr4; German Cfub-J..i',4, Secretarwt Hall Coun- cil-Z; Peer Advisori: Chi Aisha Pf-Z, 3,4 KAREN GENSKUW, Springfiam Illinois, English Hista- ry Arjsreia-I; Omicron Dem Happa-4; Phi Befa Kappa-4; Scandinavian cmm; 0bserver-3,4, Edi- tor Campustammunity Page-4: 533-234. Edi- torial anrd-tt; CUEBM-4; Chapel Choir-Z,3,' Handel Oratorio 30619074; Alpha Phi Omega-IJJA HIS- fariaH' International 01012-1; Time L0rd5A1,2,3,4, o!!icer-3,4.' Phi Alpha Theta-3,4 RONALD GEORGE Evergreen Park, Illinais, Pre-Denr fishy, Biology, Hearth Beta Beta Beta-M, Historian-J; Undah! Biology CIubZJA: Rocketey-I-3,4, Head Photographer- 3.4; Pi Upsifan Gamma-1,Z,3, 4, Historian-Zid DANIEL S. GFLKISDM Danwlle, Cafifomia. Business Socfnfagy Beta Upsifan Sigma-3,4; Sociology Ufub-M: WASR-I,2; Hall EauncifAZ; Gamma Afpha Bela- 1,2,3,4, chAPresident-i' f.M.-1,2,3,4; Homecomv ingVZJ, Publicify-Zj BRENDA GJUEITE, Bloomingdale: lflinais, Speech French CIUM; Spanish Club-1,2; German Cfub-4; Representative Assemny-4' Community Advisar-H; Halt Councfl-3; Chi Omega Gamma-2,3.4; 1M. counciI-i' BACCHUSJ; Cultural Arts Committee-4 SUSAN GOMBERT, Simsbum Connecticut Elemen- tary Education, Business Augustana Student Education Association-M; Chi Alpha Pi-I,2,3,4, Alumni; Corresponding Retard- ing Secretary,- GenerationstM RAYNA GRKGV, Arlington Heights: Irfinm's, Accounting Business, French Aristeiasl; Marta! BoaId-4, TreasureM' French Club-l,2,3,4; Peer Advisor-3,4; Phi Rho-Z, 3,4; Au- gusfana Accauntmg Associatian-lrf, Secretary ROBIN ANNEITE GRUNE W010, Carthage, Illinois, 31'- afogy PrevPhysicat' Therapy Aristeia-I, Secretary-Z; Omicron Delta Kappa-3,4, Treasurer-4; Mortar Baard-S, 4, PIesident-4; Hera Beta Beta-ial, Treasurer-k Lindah! Biology Club- 314, Treasurerwd; American Chemical Society-I; Psychology Clusz; Peer Advisnr-2,4; Varsity Band-I; Augustana Concert BandeSA: Handel Oratorio Sacfety-1,2,3,4; LM-I; Homecoming-Z, Decarations Cammiffe-Z; Admissions and Finan- cial Aid CummiHee-1,2, Reacmdiatian of the Cal- iege-3,4 THOMAS N. GUSTAFSOM Rockford, lflinofs, Math, Computer Science Mathematics Club-4: Omicron Sigma ammon- 2,3,4 MAITHE W E. HAW Dixun, Illinois, Geafagx Environ, mental Studies Aristeia-I; ridden Biology Cbe-3,4,' Time Lords- 1,2,3,4.' tM-2,3,4 BETH ANN HAINES, Freeport, Iilinois, Biology AristeAa-l; Augustana Business FraternityJA; Beta Bela Befa-HA; Lindah! Biofagy Ctub-I,2,3,4; German ClubA1,2,4; CUBOM-3,4, Iran?! and Lec- tures' Hall Councfl-l,2,3: Peer Advisarv3, 4; Sigma Pi DeJIa-Il: Fellowship 0! Christian Athfefes-i AI- pha Phi 0mega-Z,3,4; Hare Lards-1,2; P504 JULIE HARGER, Burlington, Iowa, Accounting, Busiv ness Scandinavian Cfub-IZ; Phi Rho-Z, 3,4, Rush chair- persan-E; Handel Oratorio Society! MICHELLE SUE HARRIS, Matherville, Illinois, BiaIagy Pre-thsicaf Therapy AristeiaAI: Beta Beta Beta-3,4,' Biafagy Cfub-23,4; Outdoor Educatian-2,3,' TIack-1,2,3',4, Captainal; Hamecaming-2,.5', Decoratl'ans Committee Chair- person-ZS MICHELLE HARTMAM Mount Carrol, minois, Account- ing, Business, Computer Science French CJub-Z, 3; CUBGMrd, Travel and Lectures: Alpha Phi 0mega-2,3,4 259 260 SUE HASKINS, Lombard. Iln'lhafs, Speech BUBUM-Zi Dances and Parties; Chi Omega Gam- ma-J,2,3,4,' Cheerleader-lel; Homecaming-3,4, Co-Chairpersan YeU-3, EIechbns-nf R033! UNIV HEDGE, Chicago, Minds, History, French Arisreia-l; French Club-IA- Phi Anbha ThatHJ: Anachronists-J; Sagaad, faitorjal Baarrt Hall Counail4 President-t Orientation Assistant? STABYH. HEDRICK, Park Ridge, Wat's, English, Hu- manities, Speech Aristeia-I; Stgm Alpha 1013-34; Scandmwa club- 1,2,' Chapel Choir-l,2,3,4,' Womenis Chorus-J: Handel Oratorio Society-I,4,' European Quartera LAURIE B. HEWSDHM lake Zurich, Wnois, Biology, Psyrfmlogy, Secondary Education Arisleia-I; Beta Beta Eeta-M; Psi cm, 4; Lindah! Biology Cfutri, 4; Fsychafngy 011113-14, Treasurer- 3; Peer Adw'sorrid; SaffbaH-l,2,3; BasketbaII-J; Feflowshrb a! Christian Athletes-Z, 3,4; 1M. 4,2, 3,4 SCOTT ALEXANDER HEMSTREEJZ Des Moines, Iowa, Geology, Political Science, Public Administration Rho Nu Delta-2,3,4,5, Historian; ATl-3 SUSAN HIPPLER Eetfendalf, Iowa, Geology, Environ- mental Studies Udden Geaiagy Club-2,3,4; Sigma Gamma Epsll'anr 3,4, SecretaryXTreasuren Crass commizs, 4,- Track71,2,3,4,' College Republicans-Zj4 PHILIP C. HODGKWSDM Chicago, Illinois, Accounting Business Administration Scandinawhn Cfub-I.2; Rockeleny-Zi Sports E dii tar; CUBOMVZ, Dances and Parties; Commumhr Advfsur-Z' Hall Cauncil-I,2,3: Outdoor Education- 2; RHIF-Z' Campus Mnfstry-Zi 4: Omicron Sigma Ummmzixl; Track and Hefd-ZM; Tribe 0! Wkes-Z, 3,4; Fellowsm of Christian AthleleSSA: Ski CIub-3,4' Hamecaming-4, Ca-Cban'persan Sling JULIE HOFFAMM Elgr'n, Illinois, Accounting CUEUM-ZM, Cultural Events; Outdoor Educa- tion-t Campus Mnfstry-ZM; Jacques Bref, Cabaret, Opera Warkskap-Zl 4; Sigma Pi Delrad'; Augustana Chafrvzilt, Secrelam Handel Oratorio Sacr'ety-ZJA- Auguslana Chamber Singerm TRISH U'MV HOFMAIVM Afa'ea, Mani; E'emenfary Education Staden! Educatmn Assoc.-4,' Feminist Farum-3,4 BABE HUNG, ShanghaL China, Math, Computer Sci- ence, Economics Arisfefa-I: Martar Baard-J; International Club- 1.23.4 ERIC W. HUFFE, Cary, What's, Economics, Business Anbteia-I: Business 01:1wa CUBOMI,Z.1 Con- certs; Gamma Adobe Beta-1,2,3, 4: Infer-Frarerm'ty Council, Treasurer AMY L. HUMIEY, St, Charles, Illinois, Social Work Soct'ai Work CJUD-M: SoftbatI-1,2,3; Bowing CluD-1,2,3 LYNNE J, HURDLE, Downers Grave, lh'inais Efamen- tary Education Arisreia'l; Sigma Mm 10:33.4,- Augusrana Choir 1,213.4; Chamber 3ingers-4' Hands! Oratorio Soci- ery-1,2,.3',4,' Statishbfan, BasebaH-J,2,3, 4, Foot- ball-Z 3,4, Bastefhall-i-d; AME Phi 0mega-I,2.3,' Bowling Club-1,2,.i 4 FANG HYA, Shanghai; China, Campufer Science, Math Math Club-i' International Club-j' SHARON IRWIM W13 Park, IMhois, Engrish, Business, Pre-Law ArI'steia-l; Omicron Delta Kappar3, 4; German Cbe-4; Observer-IJ; SagaZi-t Representative Assemny-J: Student Judicllary Haard-Z, 3; Phi Rha- I.2.3,4, Service Chalfpersan-ZJ; Augustana Sym- phony 0rches!ra-I,Z.5'; Handel Oratorio Sociefyi 1,2,3; Writer's Cfub-ZJ JESSICA LEE JACOBS, Arlington Heights, Iltfnoig Bial- ngy Chapel 01mm.- Handel Dratonb Socieryrle: Augusfana Chart European 0aarter-3 STEPHEN I JESS, UberUle'fe, Illinois; Polibbal Sci- ence Representatiw Committee-S; Hay Council Secrer taryXTreasurer-Z; Delia Omega Nu-1,2,3,4, W. Representativerz ch-Presklenkzx' Golf Team- 3,4 NORRIS STEVEN IUHNSDM Chicago, Wnais, PaMc Admfmktratian Half Cauncif-Z 4: Outdoor Educafian-Zi4, Co: Chafrpersan-4; Tenn13 I,Z.3',1.',' 1M-J,2,3,4; Black Student Union-1,2, 3,4, Presrdent-4: Ba Wag Club 1; Judo Claw; Majestic Gents-1,2,3,4, President- 4 RICHARD CHARLES JGHNSUM Morris, Illinois, Pre- Medicine ArisfeiaJ; Tennis-I,Z.?.4; Fellowship of Chribtian Athlefes-i' 1191-123, 4' ELIZABETH .4. JONES: Orland Park, Illfnallc, Speech Pathofagy Anisteia-I; Augustana Student Speech and Hearing Associaffan-Z3,4,' CUEOM- 1,2,3; Community Adw- sar-J; Peer AdvisaM , RODNEY L. JONES, Rock Island, Minais,Accauntfng AristetH-I NANCYJGSHM Glen Eh'yn, Ji'ffmyk, Bfnfogy, Pre-Phys- ical Therapy Arisreiarl; Mortar Boardv3,4,' Beta Beta Beta-3,4; French CIub-J; GUEGM-Z, 3; Orientation Assistant, Outdoor Educafianiz 3; fraclr-l,2.3.4: Cross Countryrzati, CDACaptaer' Internationaf Club-3 DAWD KESSLER, Gibson City, IWII'DfS, Geology Sigma Gamma Epsilon-i 4; Jim Nu DeIfa-I,Z,3,4,' TrackAI; Udden Geology Club-1,2.3,4 REBECCA KESSLER Alma Phi 0mega-I,2,3,4, Social Co-Chafrperson-3, Sectional Representative-Z' Generationsvzux So- cial Work 013M MARTY DOUGLAS KINSLEK Princefon, Illinois; Ac- counfing Business, Computer Science Beta Upsilon Sigma-1,.?, Finance Cbafrpersam' PM My Ataha-xt Bowtfng C!ub-1,2,3: iM-1,2,3,4 IEANINE R WTLESUN, Davenport Iowa, ijlug Chemistry Varsity Sports-J,3,4 ANDREW KRAEMER Stockton, Mum's, Psycholog; Pre-Law Psychoingy Club-cL' Campus Mm'srrydtt Chaps Chair-3,4; College Democrats International Club TOM KRIEGEK Canfun, tlfmois, Relgmn, Psychnfagj Irack-1,2,3,4,' Crass Country-MJA', Gaptain-4 JOHN MICHAEL KRJSCHKE, Park Ridge, Wows, Pre Dentistry, Bmlogy Baseball-I,Z,14 JILL C. KDLLMEYER, Fem, Illinois, Speech Path Arbteia-J; Omicron Delta Kappa-IL' Mortar Board- 4, Secretarn'Augusfana Speech and Hearing Asso- ciatjan-i 4: WASR-I,2, News leeclar-Z' CUBDM- 2,4; Hail CounciI-I; Peer Advisor-Z Campus MM? rry-ZJA; Phi Rho-Zitf, Scholarship Chairperson- 3, Corresponding Secretagud: Hamecnmthg Com- mittee-tl JULIE ANN LANG, Kewanee, What's. Biology Beta Beta 39:33.4; lmdaM Bfofogy 61010-14 DAME! M YNG, Rockford, Hlinatk, Business Bela Upsilon Sr'gma-j', WASR-IJJA' Umfcron Sig- ma 0micron-3,4; Augusfana Varsfar Banci-LZ; Jazz Ensembfesijj'j USA LEDVINA, Summit, Itlinois, Accounting, Business Beta UpSIi'an Stggma-itt Augusfaaa Accounling Club-2,3,' Chi Aama PI-4; Rhythm Squad AMY EMS, Jaffer, Wat's, Engtmr, Ibeatre AristeiaAI; German Cfub-I; Observer-Z' Saga-Z, 4; rhearerfPlays-1,Z,3,4, Director-id, Stage Man- agerAZZ' Handel 0ra10ria Saciety-IA' Writeriv CIHMJ; PMasaphy CIub-Z JANE LUPICCALD, Pontiac; Illinois, Psychulagy Psychafagy Club-4; Business Cfub-J STACEY LYZNMK, Chicago, Ih'inais, PbysicaL Health, Elementary and Secandary Education Volmbalf-I; PEMM 6105.14; 1M-I,3,4,' Foreign Quarter? K14 IHLEHV A, MALONEK Chicagq Illinois, Mass 0an municatiuns, Speech 33573-4 Em'tm'af Baard' Peer Advisor-j? Delta Chi Thefa-I,2,3,4; Homecoming-3,4, Co-Chairperson 1985, Cafhairperson Sing lnter-Samrity-H, Rush Chatkpersan-J, President-tt Ad H06 Commit- tee; Police Uasan Cammmee JAMES MCCARIHK Park Forest. llfinais, Psychalngy Psychology 010114 Cancer! Band-l' Vania: Band- .5'; Bowling CIub-i' Judo Cfub-4' SHARON MCEUHDUGH Rock Island, Illinois, Pufftica! Science Black Student Unian-1,Z,3,4; Lewes of Wei Es- sence-1,2,3 RICH MCGWNIS Reddick, Illinajs, Mam, Comparer Science, Secundm Education AristeiaAI: Omicron Deira Kappa-4; Augustana Stu- dent Education AssaclbtfanJA; Math Club- 1.2.3.4; Peer AJVL'iOI-J.4.' BasebaIJ-1,Z.i4 SHAWN E. MCKAK Wauconda, Illinois, Accounting Business AristeiaJZ; Omicron Delta Happa-IL' Augustana Business Club-S, 4; Accounting Associatian-ti: CU- BUMAIJ, 3, 4, Special E vents, Tra vef and Concerts; Halt Council-1,2,' Phi Rha-J, Honorary Varsify Ten- nis-1,2,' Felfowsmp 01' Christian Athletesvl; Abba Phi Omegarzxti; SFARM NDREEN MCKEE, Glen Elm, Maais, Business, Ac- counh'ng CMPUS anistry-4; Outdoor Educalfun-d; Pam Pan SquadJ STEVEN L MERGUSE, Naperville, llfinor's, Biology Arislerarl; Omicron Defra Happarm; Mortar Board-3,4; Lindahl Biology CIub-Z-M President- 4; Beta Beta Befa-itf, President-af; Sagavllt CU- EDM-3,4,' Representative Assembly-i, Peer Advi- snr-3; Campus anistryi-i; Omicron Sigma Umr crwr-4, Honorary; Chapel Chair-I; Hands! Oratoria Sacfely-I; Tenm's-Ziri JEFFERYR. MEYER, Rockford Illinars, Geology, Envi- ronmentaf Studies ArfstIa-I; Udden Geology CIub-4; Omicron Sigma 0micron-Zi4' Augusfana Symphony Orchestra- 1,2 TRACEH MEYER Caa! Valley, Illinois, Fre-Medicme. Biology Beta Beta Eefa-3,4.' Eiology CluD-S, 4: American Chemical Sacfety-Z; Volleyball? JANE ELLEN MINER, Western Springs, .Winois, Speech Pathology Augustana Student Speech and Hearing Associ- atian-3,4: Hail Council-I; Chi Omega Gamma- Z,3,4, Social Chairpersonri MceiFreswdenM STEVEN MMAM Rock Island, flifnais, Business Beta Upsilon SJ'gmaAz 4; German 61011-2 GUBUM- 2,3,4, Cancerls; TennfsJHZiJ; anZSA: Sin Cfub-2,3 HEIDI L MORLOCK, Napervifle, llffnms Accounting Business Arisfeiavl': Mortar Baard-3,4,' Augustana Account- ing AssociaIion-Z' CUBOM-i Lectures; Represen- tative Assembty-i Hall Counch-J.2,3,tl; Peer Advir sonid; Handel Oratorio Society-I; CUBDM and College Center Advisory Board! MICHELLE MARIE MORRISSEK North Chicago, Illinois, Art History Arisfetavl; CUEUM-3,4; Peer AdvisaM; Campus Mimlstry-ZJJ; Chi Omega Gamma-1,2,3,4,' Femi- nist Forum-4; Homecoming-J; Generafians-Z; Amr nasty Internationals: Bread for the Wurrd-S IANINE NELSON Hana ver Park, Illinois, Speech Pa- Malay Augustana SIuden! Speech and Hearing Associ- atian-S, 4'; Ieacher Education Committee-i Reprev sentah've; Hal! CounuH, Andrew; Alpha Phi Ome- ga-I,2,3,4, Sech'anal Representative-4' Genera- tions-ZE RICHARD W. NELSUM Marine, Illinois, Business. MU- sic Campus Crusade for Christ-l,2,3,4: Theater- XPlays-S, 19403 Music Hour; Conrail Sand- I,2,3,4, chPresident, President Jazz Ensemble- 3,4; Stage Band-I.2: Sax Quarter-M THOMAS R. NEESUM Cherry Valley Illinnis, Computer Science, Math, Physics Artster'a-M, ch-President' Sigma Pi Sr'gmav3,4,' Society of Pbystcs and Engineering StudenIs-3,4.' WASR-I; Half Comma; Dmlcmn Sigma Omicron 2.3.4, ch-Presidenf, Histurfan, Charger Member TANDYL MEMANM Rock Island Wnofs, Efemenfary Education Arjsreiarl; Mortar 803411-34; Augustana Student Education AssocMHonZM, President-4; Peer Ad- w'sar-3: Pm' Rbo-Zi-t Swimming! SWON Y. .4000 06.100, Accra. Ghana, Accounting HHSIMSS Augusrana Accounrmg Associatian-S'. 4; Soccer-l; Black Student Unionij; International Ciubr 1,2314 JANNA GETTING, Charlestan, Iilinms, Speech Pathofv 02f Arisleia-I; Omicron Delta Kappa-3,4; Augustana Student Speech and Hearing Associafian-2,3,4, Secretary, ch-President CUBDM-MJ; Outdoor EducafiM-4, Co-Chairperson; Dena Cir: Theta- I,2,3,4, InferASamrity Comm,- ValleybalI-1,2,4,' Ham Time Co-Chairpelmn-t! DA W? P. OFFUTT, Geneva, lllfnms, Psychology, Busrl mess WASRJ; Hall CounciHZ; Rho NH 09133-1134. Fall Secretary, Spring President-l' Varsity Band-l; Swimming and Diving-1,2,3, Conference Champi- on-3 KARO! LYN 0150M Indianapolis, Indiana, Speech Therapy Aristeia-Z; Augustana Student Speech and Hearing Associationszitl, Treasurers, Presidenfal; R37 prEsentatfve AssemnyZ' Outdoor Educatmn-Z,3,' Campus Ministry-Z, Generations; Augustana Sym- phony 0rchesfra-I,2; Human Refan'ons Commit- :ee-Z HIZABETH FALECKI, Rock island Illinois, 30513! Work Aristefa-I; Augustana Social Work Club-IZJM, Secretaryd CEDRIC E. PA TTERSGM Rock Island, film's, 300mm! Business Clubli' Sociology Clubritk Augusfana Accounting Assaubliun-ilt Black Student Union- .14' NAACP Humanitanan Award-S; Community Work SUSM M. PA HERSUN, Efmwood, tlifnais, Speech Aristeiavl; WWKVJ; Guidaar Education-ixi; Cami pus Minisfry-tl' Uhi Omega Gamma-I,2,3,4', Histav rian-4'; Cheerleader-IJ' Augustana Communica- tion 0rganizarfon-4; HomecomingAZJ, AtIenda-nr- 2, Pablicfar Co-Chafmerson-S LORI ANN PAWLECKL Pymauth, Michigan, Arf, Speech Observer-ZZJ, Assistant Ads Manager-Z, Ads Marr- ager-J: Phi Rho Sorority-l,2,3,4; Augustana Com- munications Orgamzah'an-l 4; Homewming-Z, 3, 4, Publfcmt Cammt'tfee-Z, Dance Cu-Chairperson-j', Publmry Coichairpersan-J MICHAEL JOSEPH PA YMF, Chicago, Ilffnois, Business, Sociofogy Arfsreia-I; Omicron Delta Kappa-M: Mortar 8061414; Sacfolagy CIub-i 4; Representative Ass semny-Z; Community Advisorrz, 3, 4; Hal! Council- 1,2,3,4,' Delta Omega Mr-J ,2, 3, 4; Caliege Repubfr canst' Inler-Fralemify Council-Z,3.' M11015 Srafe Resident Assisfanf AssociaffmJ KAREN PEDEHSUM Bafavia, Illinois, Accounting: Busmess Aristeia-I; Augustana' Accounfmg Club-3.4,' CM Omega Gamma-2.3,4, Treasurer, Historian, Big Sis; Inter-Sarorify CouncH-3,4, Secrelary SHARON L. PEDERSDN, Batavfa, Minors, Psychology Business Psi Shirl; Delta Chi Theta71,2,3,4; Inferisorority Cauncif-Z, Sada! Service Chairperson; Psychafagy IA. DALE PEMENT, Murine, llffnois, Economics, Urban Studies Debare-LZ, Jamar Varst; Delta Omega Mr 1.2.314, Alumni Chairpersan-2,3, Sing Chairper- sun-ilf; Augustana Efroh-Ijjllf; Handel Oratorio 30019071231; Augustana Chamber Singers- 2,3,4; Internship Committee-i 4: SFAHC-i4: Bud- ge! Committee-3,4 JIM PERKINS Knoxville, Iowa, Accounting Economics Augustana Accounfing Associatiomt Observer, 3,4, Business Manager, Sports and Features Edi- tor: Phi Omega Fhi-I.2.3.4, Treasurer and Secre- tary; Golfiitt, Captain; Perla wshlb of Christian Athletes-1,2,3,4 President,- 1015 PETERSON Saskatoon, Canada, Ecanamics, Public Administrahbn, international Management Arisfetaif; CUBUMVZJJ, Special E vents and M0 vs fes; BasietbaIr-IJJA: Track and fl'eldrl,2,14: Amnesty fnternafional-3,4 THERESA t. PETERSON DeKan, Illinois, Speech Outdoor Educatfun-Zi' Chi Omega Gamma- 1,2.3,4: Pom Pan Squadvlzw. CaptainvE MARK A. PFJSTER Rockford lffinois, Biology, Psy- chalngy Lindahl Biology CIub-4- Psychology CIub-d: Com- munity Advised: Hall Councils; Feer Advisar-Z; Omicron Sigma 0micran-2,3,4, Presidenri' Slu' Club-ZE MIKE PICHA, Rockford, Illinois, Psychology, Classics Arjsteiarl; Omicron Della KappM; Eta Sigma Phi, 2,3,4,- Psi Chis: 4; cusamiz. Lecfures: Peer Advi- sarv4: Campus Mhiskyd: Campus Crusade far Chn'st-LZM: Handel Oratorio Snciely-3,4: Ten- nis-I; Afpha Phi 0mega-I,Z,3,4, Social Chairper- sonVZ, Sectional Represenfatfve-S, UMOC Auction- 3, ch-Presidenr Service; GeneraHans-J.2,3.4 ELLEN POGACMK, Chicago, Mum's, Biolugy. Environ- menraf Smdies Aristeiad; Lindahl Biology Clubii' French Cfub' 1,2; Hat! Cauncfl-1,Z,' Campus M'rristry-P: Softball- 1.2,3,4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes-ZJ; 262 PEMM CIub-I.2.' Augustana Women's Afnletic A57 saciatian-Z PATRICM P011110, Galesburg, Illinois. Speech Soci- ology CUBOM-Z: Peer Advisor-3: Chi Alpha FA?! HNDA E. PRWZ, Oak Park, Illinois, Accounting Busi- ness Aristeia-I; Beta Upsilon Sigma-S, 4, Business Day Carthannersun-i. CUBOM-3,4: Peer Advisar-3,4: Phi Rno-I,2,3,4, Treasurer-i' Homecomingii 4, Elections Chairperson-S, On-Carnpus Decorations Chanpersonaf STEPHANIE N. RA Tl, Heftendarf, Iowa, Accounting Business Augusrana Accounting CIuD-2,4,' Beta Upsilon Sig ma-2,4.' Delta Chi Thefa-J; Homecomingatf, Com- mittee Chairperson MARY RUEDL, Beaver Dam, Wisconsin. Business, Speech Arisreia-I: Beta Upsilon nga-M: Outdoor Edu- caliansZS'; Chi Omega Gamma-J,2,3. 4; Homecnmi ing-3,4. CuACnajrperson USA M. ROM, Oaklawn, Illinois, Math, Secondary, and Elementary Education Arisreia-I; Umman Delta Kappa-3,4; Augustana Student Education Associatfunij: CUBUMrZi 4, Dances and Parties Ca-Cnanpersun-it Communi- ty Advisor-3,4; Hail CounciI-I; Pear Advisar-3; Campus MnistryJA; Pom Pan Sqnad-i' Hume- cuming-Z, Ca-L'hairpersun Uanampus Decaratinns NICHOLAS WILLIAM RDSCEITL Rfvertan, Hlinuis, Business, Purifical Science WASR-itk FootbaII-I; Traci-J; Stigma Social GmupJJJA; lM-I.Z-Z4 DULURE5 RUBEL, Mount Prospect, In'lr'nals Account- ing, Business Arisfeia-1;Bera Upsr'FDn 5fgrna-3,4; Augustana Ac, counting Club-3,4: CUBOM-Zi 4; Phi Rba-ZM; Augustana Cancer! HandvIJ; Augustana Sympho- ny Orchestra-1,2 DIANE RUKSTALES, ArIJngtnn Herybts. lilinars. Psy- unalogy Psychology CIub-4; Social Won't Clnb-3; Angusfana Symphony Orchestra-IJJ: Handel Oratorio Sac!- ety-I,2,3,4; String Quartetsrli; European Quar- terr3 THOMAS A. RUIZ, Flussnmur, Illinnfs, Political Sci- ence, Histnry Beta Upsilon ngma-Z; CUBOM-4, Concerts and Movies; Peer AdvisanA; Campus Ministry-i 4; Rho Nu Delta-2,3,4, ch-Presiden!-3,' Tae-Kwnn-Du- 2,3; Homecaming-d DAN ROPA, take We, Illinois, Speech, Business Arisfeia-l: 0bserver-Z,3. Conrrfbutor-Z. Spring Sports Edilar-j'; WASR-Ijji' Pi Upsrlon Gammar 112.324, LM. Dfrec!ar-3. Treasurer-i Social Chair- persan-II, President-d; Radio Board-4 DONNA RUTHERFORD, Molina, Wnofs, Mam, Comput- er Science, Secandary Education Arisfer'a-I; Mortar Baard-3,4: Math Cfub-ZJA'; Pf Mu Epsifan-E. 4: Hal! Cuuncn-Z' Chf Omega Gum, ma-ZJJ; AM-I.2,3,4' DAVID RYPKEMA, Harrington. Iflinais. Pre-Medicfne, Biofogy Hera Beta Beta-3,4,' Linden! Biology CIub-ilf; CU- BDM-l; Representative Assemth-Z; Hall Council- 1,2,' Peer Advisur-Z; Alpha Phi 0mega-Z,3,4 MICHAEt SAAD, Erie, Illinuis. Business, Computer Science Augustana Business Club-j', 4; Representative Asv sembfy-If; Community Adwsnrd; Outdnnr Educa- tinnZi Campus Ministrysl,2,3,4; Varsity Band- 1,2; Augustann Jazz Eusembles-J,Z; International CInh-tl; Centrar Budgeting Agency-Z,3.' Genera ffuns-I,2,.i4; Food KitchenJA MNCE SAFFORD, Sycamore, Illinms Chemistry, Math Arrsteiarl; Amen'can Cbemiuaf Society-I,2',.14, WcuPresident' P! Mu Epsilon-JA; Mathematics Club-I,Zi',4: Crass CountryJJ: Track-I: Adana Phi Gmega-2,3,4; Time Lards-J,2,3,4, Treasurer STEVEN C. SANDERS Canton, tlrfnms, Physics: Math Artsteia-I: Omicron Delta Kappa-M; Mortar Board-3,4; Physics Club-Zijil; Vice-Fresrdent Re presentative Assembyvz- PM Omega Phi-LZJA, Inteerralemiry Representative; FantbaIt-I,2,3',4, Cu-Captain; Tfack-IZJ; Fellowsnlb 01' Christian Athletes-Jz; Sigma Pi Sigma-ZJA DA WD 1 SANDERCOCIL Burnngton, Iowa, Bfalugx Pre-Medfcine Aristelarl; Biology Cfau3.4,' Beta Beta Betar3,4,' Beta Omega Sigma-ZJA; Faotbafl-1,Z,i4,' Track- 1,3,' Feliawsmp of Christian Athletesiatl BONNIE E. SCHEUERMAM Des Plaines Winch; Busi- ness Arisleia-I; Mortar Board-j', 4; CUBDM-3,4, Cuftural Arts Enmmnlae; Peer Advfsar-let International Curardinafnn Campus Ministry-2,3,4: Friday Night Feliawsntp-1,Z,'Handel Olatoriu Sauiunrvzlaf; Al- pha Phi 0m9g2-3,4; International Cfubi 4'; Educa- tianal Funnies Cummittee-S; Internafianaf Student Host Famify ngram-3,4 CHRISHNE SEABERG, Loves Park, Illinois, Business, Accounting and Scandinavian Scanmnavfan CIub-3,4, ch-Fresidenr-i Presi- denM; Representative Assembly-JA, Secretary,- cm Adobe FHA: 5.903; Advanced Standings and DegreesS JEAMNE SEALS, Tinley Park, Itlinois, Medical Technol- ogy Aristeia-I; Kappa Epsilan-tt, Sadat Homecoming Dance CommitteeZJA DAVE SHANAHAM Narthbmok, Wnuis, Accounting, Business WASH; Outdoor Educatfunij: Peer Advisar-J; Campus Ministry-HA; Beta Omega Sigma-LLM, Treasurer-Z President-j'; FootbalI-I; Ad-Hock Cnmmmeu an Pledging-d; Inter-Fraternity Connor! 2,3,4, PresidenI-ef CRAIG SHARP, Rack Island tfffnais, Campuler Sci- ence, Business BasketbaIt-M, Caprain-4 PAMELA SUE SHORE WALLACE. Milan, Illinois. Ac- counting Business Arisleia-I: KWBERLY a SINE, Waukegan, Mum's, Elementary Edutatfnn CUBGMJJJ Ma Vie Cummitreg' Community .4va- sarx'it Assistant Residual Dfrector-II; Outdoor Ednuafion-J; Kappa EpsilonJJJA, Historian, Alumni Cuordinatur and Service Cu-Ghairpersan, Pledge Mom, President; Swimming-1,2,3,4' Hume- comingri Alumni Co-L'hairpersnn MICHELE M. SIFOLT, Chicago, Iffinnis, Speech Corn- pul'er Science Augustana Communications Organization-ZM, Secretary-Z, ch-President-i' Police Liasan Cum- mfrtee-3,4.' WWK-R; Peer Adw'saI-M; Campus Mnistrst; Debate-J; Kappa Eszan-M, instan- an-J, Secretamd; 1M. Council-Z, 3; college Demos crars-i' Quad Cities Advertising-ZM ANDREA 6'. SMITH Peoria Heights, tllinais, Business, Accounfing Beta Upsnan SI'gma-Zitl; CUBOM-J'M Dances and Parties,- Della Chi Thera-1,2,3,4; Augustana Bowling Club-1,Z3 ANDREA .0. SMITH Rock Isiand, Illinois, Mstory Phi Anana Theta. Amna Pi Charter-l-f, Treasurer- 4: Anachronists Clnb-3,4. Secretary-j, ch-Fresir denM SCOTT C. SOEBERG, Rockford Illinois, Pounce! Sci- enze ArisfeiaAIJ, Presidenf-Z' Communiry Advisar-Z' Omicrnn Sigma Omicrun-ZJA, Presidenl-d PAUL SPEIDEL, Oak Park, Illinois, Oak Park. Illinois, German, Music Arisfeia-Jf German CIub-3,4; Phi Mu Alpha Sinfo- nia-3,4; Observer-xl' Snga-I,2,4; WASR-1,2,' CU- 30114-3, 4; Guncerfs Committee: Jazz Band-1,2,3,4: Urcnestra-1,2,3,4; JUDY STARCEWCH Marine, minws, BioIngy Scandfna Wan CfuM: CHRISTOPHER F. STAUB. Rachtan, Hlinais, Business, Music Aristefa-J,Z, Representative: OMICIOH Delta KappnsS, 4, ViceAPresident Mortar Boardv3. 4, Son VjcefSacfnf Cummfltee; Represenfatfve Assembly- 1; Student Judiciary Baard-i 4: Campus Ministry- 4; Augusfana Choir-Z, 3,4: Augustana Cancer! Band-I; Varsity BandeIage Sandi; Ehamber Singersrd; Handel Oratorio Society-I,Z,3,4; Arjuna Phi 0mega-LZ,3; Humecurning-l, Ca-Cnairpnrsnn Bands, Choir; SFARC-S; Financier Aid and Admis sions-4 USA MARIE STUKENBERG, Forresron, Ih'fnais, Prat Medicine, Bfofagy Arfsreja-J; Omicron Delta Kappa-j, 4; Mortar Board-JA: Beta Beta Betn-3,4,' Biology C!ub-3,4,' Community Advfsar-2.3.' Peer Advisor-J; Campus anisfry-1,2,3,4; Chapel Chair-I; Hands! Oratorio Sact'eUr-M CRAIG STUMP, Redonda Beach, California, Psycholo- gy, Physical Education Psyunafngy CIub-4; SUBDMJ; Hal! Cauncitvzml' lM. Cwnch-4 MI SUNDELWS SWANSOM Rack Istand, Ififnuis, Gom- purer Math, Science Pi Kappa Deita-L HIstorian-I; German CIub-I,2,3,' WWKAZE' WASR-1,'Speech Team-I: Gamma Aipha Be!a-1,2,3,4,' Mascai-Foarbaii Teamvxi; iniema- tianai CiUb-4: A.5.AA4,' inter-Fraternity Councii-2,3 TREVOR D. SUNDEELAGE, Burlingion, iiiinnis, Basis ness Music Arisleia-i; Phi Mu Alpha smiamzs, 4, Treasurer 4; CUBOMVZM, Lectures and Cultural Events; Peer Adw'sar-zl; Spring Musicais-ZS; Augustana Choir-Z, 3,4; Handel Oratorio Saciefy-1,2,3,4,' Chapel Choiri; Jazz Ensembfe-l; Homecoming-d, Talent Show Ca-Ciiairperson; European Quarter-J: Talent Shuws-LZEIJ' BRAD SWANSON, Thousand Oaks, California, English, Ari Mortar Baard-4; Scandinavian Ciuh-I; Observer- 2,334, Features Editor-J, Contribnion Peer Adviv sar-J; Phi Omega Pni-1,Z,3,4, chhPresident-4 Faii-Mnien Fenowship of Christian Athletes-I: iM.-1,2,3,4,' European Quarter-3 J'DHN 0. SWANSOM Bettendorii iowa, Elementary Education Augusiana Sludent Education Association-M; Re- presentaiive Assembiy-4; Hal! Gouncii-Z: Delta Omega Nu-1,2,3,4; Advanced Standing and Des greasiti; Student Appeals Baard-i' leI,2',3,4 KAREN SWANSOM Mantciair, New Jersey, Music, Business Arisieia-l; Omicron Dena Kapparlk Mortar Board-3,4, Historian: German Ciub-2,3,4; Sigma Alpha iataizu. Corresponding Secretary-l FresidenM; CUBOM-thi, Cuiturai Arts Ca-Chafr- persan-3,4; Peer Advisor-4; Campus Ministry- 1,2,3, 4'; Chapel Choir-Z; Cancer! Bandij; Jazz Lani 1,2,.1'Augusiana Symphony Orchestra-i 4; Aipha' Phi Omegarij; iniernatinnai Ciubi-i KARLA SWANSDM Crystai Lake, iiiinais; Geography. Math ArBfeia-I; Mortar Boardltt French Cintilj; cur BOM-3,4' Peer Advisardxi; Phi Rha-1,2,3,4, Car- respanding Secretary-Z, Aiumni Chairpersan-l President-d; Hainemming-Z; Gender Equity Con:- mittee-d JOHN J. MBAHA 1R1, Liichfieia', iiiinais, Socioiogy Sociology Ciub-i 4, President-3.4; Representative Assembiy-tf; Peer Advisor-J; Campus Ministry- 2.3.4; Delta Omega Nn-1,2,3,4, Piedgemaster-4: Varsity Sand-I; Central Budgeting AnthorityJ PAUL J! TESKE, Hamewaod, iiiinais, Biology Beta Beta Beia-4. Secretaiy; Lindahi Biology Citib- 4, Secretary; Hail Coundi-S; Omicron Sigma; 0mi- cron-2.3.4, President; Hisiorian-3 ANDRE MARKEM THOMPSOM Chicago, iinnuis. Politi- cai Science; Previaw Cnmmuniiy Advtsor-E; Basketball Manager, 12.3.4; Magnesiic Genis-i,2,M, Sargent af Arms-Zr', 3; Black Simian! Union-I,Z,j',4 CHRIS TWCHER, Kankakee, iiiinois, Business Spanish CiuD-i' Hail Councii-4; Kappa Epsiion-zi; Tutoring internationai Cfub-J 4'; Phi Kappa Theta MY-HANH THi TEAM Malina, ii'inais, Saciai Worir Society of Physics and Engineering Siudenis-I; Mathematics Ciub-1,2.' Sadat Worii Ciub-JJ; Cam- pus Crusade for Chrisi-Z, 3,4; Augusiana Kata En- sembieVSA; Augusrana internarionais 01:11:42,141 PATRICK L VANDEVELDE, Kewanee, Iiiinnis, Busi- ness, Computer Scrence Business Cinb-ai' Footbaii-ZHA APRIL 5. VANDYKE, Springiieid, iiiinais, Business, Ancaunfing CUBOM-i, Speciai Events; Outdoor Educatinnd; Chi Omega Gamma-l,2,3,4; Track-Z; Homecoming- 3, Publicity Chaikpersan JOHN MUAM VANSANTEM Bafavia, Wnois, Busi- ness, Economics Omicron Sigma Omicron-irt Varsity Band-M; Augusrana Concert Band-S MARIA J. WAGNER Wheaten. iiiinais, Speech Theater- XPiays-I; Sigma Pi Deliarl,2,3,4, Fledgemom-j', Heil- morn-4;Augnsrana Choii-de; Handel Oratorio So- ciefy71,2,3,4 USABETH CATHERINE WALBRIDGE, Bri'dgeion, Mrs souri, BME Arisieia-I; Music Educaiars National Conference- 3.4; CUBGM-Zi Publicity Outdoor E ducaiion-Z, 3; RHIPJJ; Campus MinistIy-ZSM; Gin Alpha Pi- 1,2,3,4, Rush Chairperson-Z, Float Chairpersonri Social Chairperson-4: Varsity Band-I; Canceri Band-2,3,4; Pep Band71,2.3.4; Sindent Directorvzi; Homecoming-l DON J. WALLNER, JR, Genera, iiiinais, Psychology, English Dbserver-J; WASRAI; Peer Adw'snrd: Phi Omega Pfii-I,2,3,4: Basketbaiirl; Feilowshin 0! Christian Affilefesl; InterFraiemity Cauncii, Vice-Presi- dent; Quad Cities Advertistng iEANETTE W41 THEE, Decatur, Illinois, Speech, Cum- nurer Science Peer Advisor-Iig Chi Omega Gammainri, Presi- dent; ChoirJJJA; Handel Oratorio Society- 1,2,3,4; Angustana Communications Omanizaiion- JANE M. WARNECKE. Chicago, iliinais, Accounting Business Outdoor Educaiion Leader-Z' Chi Omega Gamma- 2,3,4; inter-Sorority Caunciivj; Tennis-i,2,' Tracks 3; Mil Cauncii-Z' Business 01032-14; Augusiana Accounting Association-EJ ERIC I WA TSDM Preemption, Iiiinuis, Compute! Sui ence Aristaia-I; Soaety of Physics and Engineering sm- dents-thi iDRi WHIWNGTGW, Crete, iiiinais, Geiman, Senor; dary Education Arisieia-l; German 01354.23. Secreiary-23. President-IL' Scandinavian CiubAZJ; international 010M: Tuioring; Student Teaching HEIDI MARIE WEIGESHUFE Highland Lakes, New Jen sey, Speech CUBGM-i Cuirurai Evenfs; Community Advisorrj: Hail Cauncii-I; Outdoor E ducaiian-ti'; Student Fer- sonai Cnmmitfee-tl; Piedgemam-l Rush Counsel- oHi; Homecoming; ti; Freshman Fiaat-J, Baniira 4; Asian Quarter? UNIVEA CHRISTINE WICKUNE Roch island, Iiiinais, Biology, Medical Technaiogy Chi Alpha Pi-1,2,3.4 MiCHAEi WAYNE MLDER, Chicago Hsigiits, iiiinois. Psychaiugjq Ari Educaimn Peer Advisar-Z; Delia Omega MM; Augustana Chairli; Chamber Singers-i; Handel Oratorio Soci- ety4; Black Sinden! Unionr4; Magesfic GentS-Ii, Chapirn-Z' Talent showsrti; 1M4 CHERYL MES, Springfield i'iinois, Psycnoingy, Pre- thsicai Therapy Arisfeia-J': Psi Chi-3,4; Beia Bela Befa-Z, 3,4,- Biol- ogy Club-2,3,4; CUBOMVM; Hail Cauncii-I: Dub door Education-i' Delta Chi Thefa-Zili, Presi dent. Piedgemnm, Social Chairperson; Homecom- ing-3. 4: M. Psychology VALDA mums, Chicago, iiiinais, Music Music Educarars Nationai ConferenceLZj, 4, Vice-Presidenf-3;31gma Alpha 0pia-2.3.' TheaterX Fiays-B, Musician-1940's Radio Hour: Augusiana Cancer: Band-1.2,3.4. Librarianiijwiri; Angus- iana Jazz Ensembiev1,2,3,4: Black Student Union 1.2.34, VimPrestdent-ti: Ladies of Vital Essence- I,2,3,4, Secretary? MARCUS RAY WOLF. Paxton, Minors, Computer Sci- ence, Business Outdoor Educationri' Rho Nu Deliaii,2,3,ri; Fani- baiiii; Animated liiiiing-4 ROBERU WOOLRIDGE Evansian, iiiinais, Political Science, Spanish Spanish Ciubr3; Caliege Center Supervisor: Foo!- baii-1,2,3,4; Malesiic Genis-3.4 DANA LYNNE WORDEM Rockford iiiinois, Music Sigma .4th iota-Ii; CU50M73; TheaterfFiays- 1,2,3; Augustana Choi'r-2,3,4.' Chamber SingEH'j'I Handel Oratorio Sociery-I,2,3,4; Chapel Chain: Opera Workshop-1214; Angusrana Dance Cam- pany-Z: Talenr Shows-I,2,3,4 BARBARA WUCHIE, Piano, iifinais, Psychology, Cam- puter Science Aristeia-i: Psychology Ciub-3,4: Delta Chi Theta- 12.3.4 GAIL ZIENTK Northbraaii, Iiiinois, Business, Comput- er Science Arisleia-l; CUBUM-J,2,4: Community Advisar-3: Hail Councii-1.Z. 3; Peer Advisar-Z, 3: Student Un'- entarian and Advising-Z; Campus Ministryil: Delta Chi Tireia-ZJA; Service Chair-i, Secretaryd. 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