Blackburn College - Beaver Tales Yearbook (Carlinville, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1983 volume:

DEDICATION We would like to dedicate the 1982-1983 edition of the Blackburn College Beaver Tales to Lydia Forbes for all her years of devoted service to the Blackburn College Community. We all know what a tremendous force Mrs. Forbes is in the library where she has officially served as librarian since 1965. She specializes in reference material, archives, and audio-visual circulation. But as we all know if we have any questions about where to find something Mrs. Forbes can usually quickly give us an answer. In the twenty years before Mrs. Forbes was Officially hired by the college she served as the unofficial faculty director of the theatre department. Mrs. Forbes was the moving force behind the theatre from 1950-4970, during which time she directed almost 90 productions. These shows included Oedious Rex, Taming of the Shrew, Candide Rhinoceros, Waltz of the Toreadors, No Exit, Matchmaker, and The Philadelphia Story. Even after the Theatre department was begun as a formal discipline Mrs. Forbes continued to direct. Her last production was Le Bourgeous Gentillehomme in 1979. Thank you Mrs. Forbes for your quiet but strong influence on all of us. pe ox 3 Cc Ww) 2 Ae] 2 je} O sso | TOTES 1 Bescon Wee ee CAs fa Ss 6 Candids 3 me] c je] O 8 Candids a) re ha, Candids 9 VVGRwwisew ew eer Funny Farm 10 Candids oneness (Ave Ae tains COE Bi, % q eiep Oe ec to ig, a MO Ce ee ay ae Candids 14 42 Candids Sti aot aa WY RSee..- ok 44 Candids een Candids 15 46 Candids ne x me ] c S , F ; vi einstein Ws ai rie Lkimaud sah ¥ £ “ue dace ee get eon eae 5 ce RR 2 enw . ; 3 3 SA gh ae Z Somer ie t ‘ GRIT TE : sc eeasetibeyergeaeeee STE ES AG Lhe ease ™ ST teh dency Sy NG pp) ah annie i z £ k Beto oo oh RHA does it all for you, B.U. students! 48 Dom Lite basic counseling techniques (i.e. effective listening skills, etc.). The e 2 The Peer Group Counseling program was developed to assist students within the dorms. Peer Group Counselors are trainedto use ‘82-83 Peer Group Counselors are: Row One: Sally Guemmer, Patti _ Drainer, Anna Resnik, Melody Ippolito, Peggy Hosier and Jan Dvorak _ . Row Two: Colleen Knueven, Cindy McDonald, Gina Miner, Jim Taylor and Ellen Brotzman. Row Three: Scott Dillard, Dale eee Foul _ Reynolds, Lee Humphrey and John ea Get Psyched RHA provided many activities on campus to strengthen dorm morale this year. Members are: Row One: Frank Gerdts, Cindy McDonald; Pres. and Ann Varley. Row Two: Sally Guemmer, Leig Opferman, Ris6 Davis, and Kathy Kasper. Row One: Robin Alcala. Row Two: Brenda Graham, Carmen Arce and Kim Law. Row Three: Kathy Lott, Laura Briney, Diane Dargert, Margie Oberkfell and Peggy Hosier; PGC. Row Four: Beth DeWitt, Maria Mueth, Linda Horn and Julia Keller, stoddard House Council The members of the ‘82-83 Stoddard House Council are: On Piano: Sue DeWispeleare; Pre- sident. Left to Right: Maria Mueth, Shelly Rokowski, Sue Patschull, Cindy McDonald, Kathy Kasper: RD, Carole Carle, Kathy Connors, Jan Dvorak, and Peggy Hosier. ral QQnls pa yaa ear Creators. of the ‘asual Sex List! Stoddard. 2nd: Bottom to Top: Cindy McDonald: PGC, Kay Dowdall, Lisa Will, Jeanne Mansch, Jeanne Bruno, Jody Comeno, Connie Schaer, Audrey Wehking, Laura Cunningham, Tracey Goodmen, Chris Black, __ Cathy Lewis, Vicki Wyke, Linda Smith, Sue Ayars, Kelly Cunningham, Mary Begley, Shelly Rokowski, = _ Jennifer Goss, Gayle Taylor, Sue DeWispeleare, _ Leanne Sloman, Sue Patschull, ay Se — _ and Kelly ye Pe S0SPITAL Ba. cat “Only coffee gives you a great feeling like we have.’’ “Since you're so persistent, I'll pose for a picturel’” Working 9 to 5, what a way to make a living. Dormiife 24 Council The ‘82-83 Butler House Council members are: Row One: Cindy Donaldson, Tim Falat, Tip Winters and Ann Varley; RD. Row Two: Melinda Chambers and Anna Resnik. Row Three: Scott Dillard, John Imig; | President, Rise Davis, Artie Havighorst, Ken Chauvin and Wick Krohn. soe ive wie @ Ay, 2 ale @ 2) = a BD -Vuwnrience Ve Best | Rather CO w Row One: Tina €Egler, Coleen McLaughlin, Sue Wil- liams, Melinda Chambers and Theresa Rausch. Row Two: Stephanie Aumann, Sue Hewitt, Ris6 Davis, Anna Resnik: PGC, Adetomi Omidiora and Lisa Moore. Row Three: Patty Brown, Sue Thill, Mindy Peel, Tina Phipps and Cathi Nichols. ‘eul _ but begging just won't do it this time! ! Dormitte 23 Tim has always been known to keep a well-stocked room. Butler 3rd Left to Right: Matt Ma- son, Paul Jirous, Boyd Hess, Dale Boyer; PGC, Brian Hess and Artie Havighorst. sometimes we study so hard that we end up sleeping. “Hey, even we playboys have to devote time to studies.’” : Jones House Council The ‘82-83 Jones House Council members are: Row One: Cynthia Peterson, Gini Kohler, Lisa Miller and Kathy Acker. Row Two: Sherry Meftter- nick, Sally Guemmer, Jenny Ford, Mary ‘O'Dell; RD, and Melody Ippolito. Row Three: Bridget Batson, Lisa Peart, Sue Kooi, Vikki Schuckel, Kathy Conrad, Geraldine Handbrough; President, Colleen Knueven, and Donna Al- tevoct. _Row One: Beth McNutt and Cynthia Phegley. Row Two: Colleen Knueven; PGC, Mary Ryan, Marilyn Blackburn, Marita Raymond, Sue _ Dell’Aringa, Kathy Claussen, Julie Stebbins and sonia Anderson. Row Three: Vicki Schuckel, Jenny Ford, Lisa Peart and Kathy Vasconez. Beth McNutt. attracts guys of different sizes. eer Dormiife 25 i | Hf You're An Officer Or A Gentleman .. Week We Va dongs VA Left to Right: Sue Kooi, Sherry Metternick, Gini Kohler, Kim Leyden, Ellen Hershelman, Laurie Parlette, Vanetta Kunsch, Kathy Conrad, Denise Peterson, Sally Guemmer; PGC, Brooke Rose, Donna Altevogt. Pres. Denman, and Martha Atherton. Jones girls are known to be camera shy. Happiness Is oe Jones 3rd Anita Gurske. Row Two: Linda Harding, Lisa Miller and Melody |lppolito; PGC. Now tell us, do we look bored or what?’’ “Why do | always end up with the dirty... _ “then Katie began to shout at Keith ... (Be Ge ee OS eo es oe ee ee Wey CO fae moe mower anew a EB? I } i {HE i | Gayden knows how to captivate the hearts of these Jones girls! “That's right! I'm putting up the bull.’’ Grab A Srahamite: Graham Lowers Row One: Katie Martin and Kathy Mottus. Row Two: Mary Kocis, Allison Downing and Mary Jane Hoefert. Row Three: Gina Miner; PGC, Erma Sievers, Gina Ferrari and Teresa Clatts. Row Four: Patti Smith, Dena Hutton and Lisa Jurek, “@ craham Uopers Left to Right: Carl Childs, Bill Yancey, Mack Gayden, Rob Missavage, Jamie Knowlden, Tom Brozich, Steve Satter- lee, Lee Humphrey; PGC, Brian Mullikin, _ John Spalding, Jeff Schionning, Gavin Patton, Don Loew, Gene Watson, Jeff Spears, Jim Mathias, Lou Widmar, Glen Greenwood, Barry Burgard, Ray Mun- oz, Oladele Ajenifuja, Ade Adeniji, Frank Speziale and ke Dodd. And assorted friends. n't have to tell you what toothpaste | use.” “Are you talking fo us, boy?” “put Sally, that’s no reason to end our friendship.” Dormite 29 gua North’s Here! North Lowers Right to Left: Ed Wilson, Lewis Miller, Terry Levan, Jim. faylor; PGC, Jim McCorkle, Ed Chicardy, Derrick Ayers, Patrick Let- terer, John Harvey, Scott Levan, Mark Rouland, Chuka Modebelu, Foluso Ogunlana, Scott Johnson, Brett Radecki, Jim Best and Mike Cimaglio. “vem _ Uppers Row One: Mike Schurer, — Mark Caveny, Lem. _ Clement, Jeff Ware, Dave ‘Carter and John Johnson. Row Two: Frank Gerats, _ Dave Hofmann, Bill Ash- craft, Haakon Moen and _Mike DeSollar. — ee, ae hl erry eagerly moves into his room?! Musicians can be found practicing in the strangest places! ttewea ! (98 thet 8 toe “Can you believe this was a room?” Dormite 34 ee t | We survived the , €epe Jewell search and = � rescue squad Left to Right: Kathy Relaz, Teresa Oliszewicz, Harriet Engle, Dorothy Moore, Patti Drainer; PGC, Tammy Roettgers, Joan Fanning. Trisha Williamson, Julie Gorman, Mary Kramer, Mel Groezinger, Sherry Gwillim, Rachel Yepsen, Ann Hunt, Julie DeGroot, Melissa Cottingham, Bronwyn Campbell, Tammy Yates, Cathy Coleman, Theresa —e ole Brenda Witt. _ ‘Lett io Right: Denise St. Peters, Brenda Sichon. Betsie Thielman, Karen Cook, Patti Faulkner, Ellen Brotzman: PGC, Julie Reid, Pam Heraty, ee Miller, Letha Brady, Sao ee and oa Marshall. “Yes, I'm working don’t be surprised.” Made SU REAUVPEStile BZN OIMMEINS8 WIRES Mouseketeer auditions will be held on... Jewell Men's Uppers _ Row One: Bob Tucker, Rob Harms, John Morris, Bill Mansfield and Paul Reynolds Row Two: Dave Gallon, Bruce Gorman, Luches Chatman, Tim Lewandowski and Barry Liles Row Three: Tim Krohn, Chris Tucker, Herve Boissonnault, Wayne Goodwin, Silver Trout, Jerome Borchert and Ken Tupper. a Conia 63 cuca “Tearing down after a production can be hard work.” O-—D ondipionetlle Mi Saige 35 Special services Left: Ludlem Workers. Mindy Peel. 4st. Patti Brov), Sue Ayers, Meg Egan, Connie Schaer, Jennifer Gc. 2nd Andrea Folozak, Gina Ferrari, Kim Marks, Marg) Oberkfell, Angela Dunlap, Kathy Lott. 3rd. Chris Zolle),” Sue Kooi, Rise Davis, Brenda Graham, Donna Ray. 4) Marianne Mack, Mike Muller, Shelly Swank, Vanet Kunsch, Peggy Hosier, Ruth Walker, Dorothy Moore Right: Theatre Workers. 14st Cindy Folan, Doris Blackburn, Bob Hoffman. 2nd Tony Masinelli, Doris Hunter, Maggie Killmar. 3rd Erma Sievers, Brian Oakey. Below: Nurses Assistants and Laundry Workers. 4st Valerie Shipley, Martin Folan, Katie Martin. 2nd Christine Black, Melody Ippolito, Teresa Clatts. Above: ‘st Denise St Peters, Gina Miner, Coleen McLaughlin, Sarah Marshall, Cathy Mizzi, Nancy Adams. 2nd Evan Enrietta, Sue DeWispeleare, Bob Tucker, Glen Greenwood, Lauri Ely, Mary Jane Hoefert. 36 Work og Above: Public Relations: 4st Marita Raymond, Kimm Law, Kathy) |) Conrad. 2nd Frank Speziale, Brian “Squawk” Mullikin, Todd Alexander. Olin and Renner Workers. 1st. Annette Batson, Greg Remaley, Jim Connor, Vicki Martin. 2nd. Lee Humphrey, Paul Heyer, Ken Chauvin, Laura Cunningham. | Faculty Assistants. 4st. ke Dodd, Audrey Wehking, Tina Egeler, Ken Chauvin, 1 Varia Mueth. 2nd. Paul Reynolds, Kelly Cunningham, Colleen Knueven, Brad Rushton, Matt Costello. (amar Pe. « _ Sports Complex Workers. Left. Rob Harms, . |'Gmmy Roettgers, Joey East, Boyd Hess. Right. Jeff Ware, Kathy Acker, Kelly Cunningham. Ac ‘ade! Ic ; Library Workers. 1st. Ann Dooley, Mary Kocis, Kim Leyden, Donna Altevogt. 2nd. Dale Boyer, Kevin Rease, Vicki Martin, Sheri Allen, Kim Rease, Kathy Tanner, Jeff Allen, Martha Atherton, Sherry Gwillim, Matt Mason, Lu Ann Schmidt. services Kitchen Maintenance Ast. Serafin Chavez, Cathy Indermitte, Don , Holzum, Tracy Goodman, Mary Ryan, Julie Stebbins, Vicki Wyke, Michelle Rogers, Wick Krohn. 2nd. Cynthia Phegley, Melissa Cottingham, Sonia Ander- son, Kim Lowry, Cathy Lewis, Matt Nelson, Brian Bacigalupo. 3rd. Tom Goodell, Maria Kren, Julie Gorman, Chon Wherry, Steve Berg, Vince Lawrence, Tosin Foluso Ogunlana, Gordon Hartnett. Kitchen BELOW: 4st. Sharon Parkinson, Patty Faulkner, Sue Dell’Aringa, Pam Basler, George Young, Jackie Stroot, Lisa Peart, Katie Power. 2nd. Melissa Murphy, Therese 4} §=Nadup, Bob Decker, Cynthia Peterson, Debra Barber, Jody Comeno, Kathy Conners, Paul Wilm, Sjonya Presley. 3rd. Ken Brown, Julia DeGroot, Lori Cates, Gayle Diggs, Sue Williams, Theresa Rausch, Kathy Claussen, Mary Kramer, Melody Groezinger, Michael Montford, Walter Chatman, John Kolaser. ABOVE: Tim Lewandowski. 4st. Kathy Relaz, Trisha Williamson, Dena Hutton, Ann Hunt, Kay Robinson, Sue Thill, Patty Cembrowicz. 2nd. Keith Maddy, Sarah Machiorletti, Betsy Thielman, Terry Bohmer, Beth McNutt, Cathy Nichols, John Harvey, Jeanine Smith, Leanne Sloman. 3rd. Ed Chicardy, Dave Hofmann, Ken Tupper, Jim Best, Lisa Will, Lewis Miller, Harriet Engle, Mike Parsons, Letha Brady, Cindy McDonald. g Janitorial Academics Maurine Strickland, John Ganter. 2nd. Diane Dargert, Joe O'Donnell, Larry Blevins, Julia Keller, Denise Peterson, Sue Beaulieu, Joey East, Ed Clement, Lee Winston (adviser). 3rd. Lou Widmar, Steve Berg, Chuck Atherton, James Dobson, Brian Hess, Dave Carter, Jim Mathias, Steve Gibson, Rob Harms, Frank Gerdts. ‘ ‘st. Rich Billger, Sue Bartow, Ellen Willis, Artie Havighorst, | Janirorial Dorms 4st. Deneen Robinson, Wanda Peter- son, Barb Johannes, Vera Sangster, Alivia Kessler, Robin Alcala, James McCorkle, Bruce Brown. 2nd. Ade Adeniji, Geraldine Handbrough, William Mansfield, Gavin Patton, James Simon, Kathy Conners, Robert Brooke, Mark Haggard, Don Roesch, Mark Rouland, James Roesch. Reena ine aN Work 44 4st. Chris Horn, Sue Patschull, Derrick Ayers, Scott Miller, Vicki Schuckel, Jane Pavitt, Brenda Witt, Mike Nelson,.Jeff Schionning. 2nd. Ken Ryckman, Jerry Borchert, Missy Campbell, Pam Heraty, John Leonard, Mark Caveny, Ellen Knight, Faith Winston, Paul Tepikian, Bruce Parrish. 3rd. Scott Booker, Lisa Washington, Bruce Truitt, Nat Martell, Chuck Imbergamo, Laura Fair, Ellen Hershelman, Tim Krohn, Mike Stevenson, Bruce Lee. ‘Campus Maintenence Ast. Terry Levan, Rachel Yepson, Gini Kohler, Jan Bostwick, Anita Gurske. 2nd. Jenny Ford, Bret Radecki, Linda Harding, Mike Cimaglio, Carolyn Schneider, Lisa Miller, Wendy Carter, Pat Lettrer, Haakon Moen, Don Komora, Ray Whitlock, Dan Stake, Sheri Metter- nick, Steve Satterlee, Eric Andrews. 3rd, Bruce Gorman, Jeff Wilson, Jeff Satterlee, Steve Kuchta, Barry Burgard, Herve Boissonnault, James Williams, Don Loew, Corb Modene, Karen Cook, 4st. Sue Hewitt, Scott Dillard, Mike Paul, Patty Jo Swiderski, Dr. Koch. 2nd. Ellen Brotzman, Joan Fanning, Paul Jirous, Jim Taylor. | Den 1st. Kim O'Kane, Carolyn Daniels, Bridget Batson, Kathy Mottus. 2nd. Laurie Parlette, Brendon O’Brien, Kathy Acker, Tom Brozich. 3rd. Greg Remaley, Ray Munoz, Sue Schuler, we | } TOP RIGHT: Bookkeeper Jeanne Bruno, Secretary Laurie Yunker,. MIDDLE: Advisers. Pete Slavish, Paul Tepikian, Sam Meredith. RIGHT: Work Committee. ‘st.’ Tim Lewandowski, John Leonard, Tom Goodell, Bruce Gorman, Kevin Coughlin, 2nd. Maurine Strickland, Susan Hewitt, Laurie Parlette, Kay Dowdall, Lisa Jurek, Gayle Taylor, Geraldine Handbrough. The Young And The Restless Kathleen Acker ER Alton, IL Eric Andrews FR Springfield, IL Charles Atherton FR Centralia, IL Suzanne Ayars FR LaPorte, IN NSS Seon er Nancy Adams FR Wood River, IL Brian Bacigalupo FR Bay City, Ml Robin Alcala FR Burbank, IL is Michael Bartsch JR Collinsville, IL Jeffrey Allen JR Collinsville, IL Pam Basler FR Gilman, IL Sonia Anderson FR Salem, IL Shawn Andrews FR Belleville, IL Ohuwatosin Awotungase Lagos, Nigeria FR Derrick Ayers FR Bloomfield, NE Underciassmen 47 Annette Batson FR Wood River, IL Herve Boissonnault JR New York, NY 48 Underclassmen Timothy Bazzell JR Godfrey, IL Scott Booker FR Pesotum, IL = a Le 2 Suzanne Beaulieu JR Lewiston, ME Jerry Borchert JR Algonquin, IL Mary Begley SO Ferguson, MO Christine Black FR Jerseyville, IL Marilyn Blackburn FR Chicago, IL Steve Berg JR Good Hope, IL Doris Blackburn JR Pincher Creek, Al, CA Larry Blevins FR Hillsboro, IL eee Jan Bostwick SO Alantic Beach, FL Letha Brady JR Chicago, IL Kathy Bray JR Shipman, IL Ellen Brotzman JR Galena, IL Dennis Bredel JR Carlinville, IL Kenneth Brown JR Harrison, IL Tom Brozich FR Mt. Olive, IL Barry Burgard JR lpava, IL Eric Brooks FR Springfield, IL Patti Blown SO Petersburg, IL Jeannie Bruno FR Normal, IL Carole Carle JR Columbia, IL Linda Carter FR Rockbridge, IL Edward Chicardy FR Red Lion, PA Katheryn Claussen FR Wood River, IL Wendy Carter JR Carbondale, IL Michael Cimaglio FR Buffalo Grove, IL Kathy Coleman FR Peoria, IL Lori Cates FR Tallula, IL Melissa Cottingham FR Plainview, IL Patricia Cembrowicz FR Romeoville, IL Theresa Coughlin FR McHenry, IL Serafin Chavez JR Chicago, IL Teresa Clatts SO Mililani Town, HI Jody Comeno FR LaPorte, IN Juanita Cope FR Carlinville, IL Kelly Cunningham SO Easton, IL Carolyn Daniels SO Carrollton, IL Sue DeWispeleare SO Wa shington, IL Allison Downing SO Lincolnshire, IL Brian Dana FR Stevens Point, WI Lanny Darr FR Godfry, IL Beth DeWitt FR Chapin, IL Patty Drainer JR Wood River, IL Ris6 Davis SO Rockford, IL Gayle Diggs SO Chicago, IL Robert Decker FR Middletown, NJ Cindy Donaldson JR E. Alton, IL Susan Dell’Aringa FR Elk Grove Village, IL Ann Dooley SO Alton, IL Underclassmen 51 Angela Dunlap FR Princeton, IL Evan Enrietta SO Virden, IL Andrea Flozak FR Chicago, IL Jenny Ford JR Atlanta, IL ' 52 Underclassmen Margaret Egan FR Evanston, IL Laura Fair SO Chicago Heights, IL Martin Folan FR Hoffman Estates, IL Danny French FR Mt. Carmel, IL Tina Egler SO Jacksonville, FL Joan Fanning FR Edwardsville, IL Lauri Ely JR Mazon, IL Patti Faulkner JR Shelbyville, IL Harriet Engle FR Jonesville, MI Kathy Felberg SO Mundelein, IL Frank Gerdts JR Miami, FL Edward Frierson FR” Thomas Goodell SO Mahomeft, IL , Tracy Goodman FR Roodhouse, IL Wayne Goodwin SO 2 - Henry, IL Bruce Gorman JR Y : : ; ; j Jeanice. Garbin FR Carlinville, IL Julie Gorman FR Girard, IL f Carlinville, IL : Brenda Graham FR Jenny “Gaber FR David Gallion' SO Mee ae maaan FR Jerseyville, IL Chicago, IL Lockport, IL - Underclassmen 53 = Paul Heyer JR Winfield, IL Ellen lisley SO Athens, IL 54 underclassmen Donald Holzum FR Belleville, IL Charles Imbergamo FR Huntington, NY Linda Harding FR Addison, IL Jeffrey Harlan SO Orland Park, IL Arthur Havighorst SO Richmond Hill, NY Mary Jane Hoefert SO Alton, IL Robert Harms SO Mendow, IL Ellen Herschelmann Galesburg, IL FR Doris Hunter JR Roscoe, IL John Harvey FR Danville, IL Boyd Hess JR Collinsville, IL Dena Hutton FR LaBelle, FL Scott Johnson FR Racine, WI Mary Kocis JR Gillespie, IL John Kolaiser FR Indianapolis, IN John Imig SO LeRoy, IL Alivia Kes sler JR Marengo, IL Catherine Indermitte FR Paul Jirous SO Marengo, IL Stevens Point, WI Paul Kirby FR Colleen Knueven JR Williamsville, IL Wood River, IL Julia Keller FR Alton, IL Gini Kohler JR East Alton, IL Donald Komora FR Palatine, IL Susan Kooi JR Geneseo, IL Timothy Krohn JR Lansing, IL Kimm Law FR Girard, IL Vincent Lawrence FR Chicago, IL Deann Koster FR Carlinville, IL Mary Kramer FR Chicago, IL 56 Underclassmen Maria Kren’ FR Downers Grove, IL Scott Levan SO Wood River, IL Duane Krohn SO Lansing, IL Vanetta Kunsch SO Gilman, IL Sharon Lawrence FR Staunton, IL Patrick Letterer FR Beecher, IL Terry Levan FR - Wood River, IL James McCorkle FR Rockford, IL . Marianne Mack JR LaGrange, IL Jeanne Mansch FR Orland Park, IL NS Donald Loew JR Globe, AZ Curt McDonald SO Carlinville, IL - Keith Maddy FR Pembroke, MA William Mansfield JR Bloomington, IN Kathy Lott FR Downers Grove, IL Coleen McLaughlin SO Carlinville, IL Timothy Lewandowski Chicago, IL JR Beth McNutt FR Pleasant Plains, IL Kimberly Lowery JR Bel Air, MO Sarah Machiorletti Ottawa, IL FR Undercilassmen 57 Kimberly Marks FR Chicago, IL Katie Martin FR Florissant, MO Tony Massinelli FR Sheri Metternick FR Nina Mezencev SO Becky Miller FR Staunton, IL Coal Valley, IL Chicago, IL Carlinville, IL Lewis Miller FR Scott Miller FR Regina Miner JR _ Rob Missavage SO Logansport, IN Edwardsville, IL Champaign, IL ’ Florissant, MO 58 Underciassmen Sarah Marshall JR Georgetown, NY Matthew Mason SO Pound Ridge, NY James Mathias JR Virden, IL Lisa Miller SO East Alton, IL Brian Mullikin SO Kankakee, IL . Melissa Murphy FR Tower Hill, IL Michael Nelson FR Huntington, IN Ray Munoz JR Stickney, IL Therese Narup FR Granite City, IL Catherine Nichols FR West Yarmouth, MA “Dorothy Moore FR North Port, FL Keith Northway JR Godfrey, IL — Lisa Moore F R Carlinville, IL Margy Oberkfell Alton, IL FR Kathleen Mottus JR Baldwin, MO Foluso Ogunlana SO Lagos State, Nigeria Underclassmen 59 Chris Oyobio JR Washington, DC Gavin Patton JR Naperville, IL Melinda Peel JR East Alton, IL Teresa Oliszewicz FR Chicago, IL Susan Patschull JR Alton, IL } ; Lisa Peart FR Denise Peterson FR Patricia Peterson SO Chee IL Avon, IL Carlinville, IL ‘ Wanda Peterson JR Cynthia Phegley FR Kaydee Power FR Chicago, IL Alton, IL Elmhurst, IL : 60 underclassmen Laurie Parlette JR Bloomington, IL Michael Paul SO Reading, PA Cynthia Peterson JR Chicago, IL Donna Ray FR Marita Raymond FR Cary, IL Kankakee, IL Tom Robben FR Tammy Roettgers SO Carlyle, IL Brighton, IL Kevin Rease JR Somerdale, NJ Shelly Rokowski JR Cicero, IL Julia Reid SO Greenfield, IL Kelly Rucker FR Carlinville, IL Ken Ryckman SO Stickney, IL Pamela Rivers FR Rouses Point, NY Mary Ryan FR Waverly, IL “Maria Sahazar SO Humacao, P.R. Underclassmen 64 Denise St. Peters JR Alton, IL Steve Satterlee FR Champaign, IL Valerie Shipley FR Emington, IL Carolyn Schneider FR Jerseyville, IL 62 Underciassmen Suzanne Schuler SO George Shanks FR Leona Shanks FR Cornell, IL Taylorville, IL Carlinville, IL Jeffrey Satterlee FR Champaign, IL Constance Schaer FR Ingleside, IL oe: Jeff Schionning JR Orlando, FL Victoria Schuckel FR Duncan, British Columbia yl Julie Stebbins FR Marseilles, IL Maurine Strickland JR Dixon, IL Shelley Swank FR Harlan, IA tiie Denise Shumaker FR Marshall, IL Janine Smith FR Athens, IL Jeff Spears SO Annawan, IL Patricia Swiderski JR Cicero, IL Leanne Sloman SO Lemont, IL Patty Smith SO White Hall, IL Dan Stake FR Union, IL Jim Taylor JR Gillespie, IL Underclassmen 63 Jeff Ware SO LaPorte, IN Lisa Will FR Elgin, IL 64: Underclassmen Lisa Washington FR Lockport, IL James Williams FR Jamaica Plain, MA Kelly Taylor FR -East Moline, IL Bob Tucker JR } Girard, IL Kathy Vasconez FR Mt. Prospect, IL Ray Whitlock FR Livingston, IL Elizabeth Thlelman Rockford, IL FR Kenneth Tupper FR Elmont, NY Katherine Vaughn FR Alton, IL Reh egee®, Se pay ua ¥ 3 Sue Thill, FR Chicago, IL Chris Van Buren SO Carlinville, IL Ruth Walker SO Industry, IL “4 Susan Williams JR” Fairview Heights, IL Jeff Wilson JR William Yancey FR Chicago, IL Laurie Yunker FR Lagrange, IN Trisha Williamson FR Cisne, IL Faith Winston FR Chatham, IL Ellen Willis SO Jerseyville, IL Robert Winters JR Chicago, IL Paul Wilm FR Morton Grove, IL Louis Witmar SO Benald, IL Edward Wilson FR Bethalto, IL Brenda Witt FR Fosterburg, IL ‘George Young SO Enfield, CT Christine Zollers FR North Aurora, IL Underclassmen 65 ife To Live One L i ahi apart aceon : ‘ % ize ieiagste a oe ES i 4 eee. er SO ceit Noapmiags SSS Members participating in Model UN include; Mark Rouland, Dave Carter, Dave Galion, Wayne Goodwin, Ken Tupper, Pam Rivers, Jim Rawlins, Dr. Langell, Becky M O del UN Miller. students For Peace Harriet Engle, William Mansfield, Wendy Carter, Kim Johnson, Jane Pavitt, Dr. Koch, Dawn DeWispeleare, Lou Widmar, Valerie Shipley, Maria Kren, Jim Best, Katie Power, Robert Brooke, Dave Hofmann, Margarita Barbosa, Dr. Bailey, Matt Yetter, LuAnn Schmidt. Some of the activities this group was involved with were a program for the high school concerning the Arms Race and a Peace Education Week. Mexico STudents Some of the students who spent a semester in Mexico this year were; Carmen Arce, Diane Pavitt, Jim Rawlins, and Barry Liles. eee Activitios 67 Activities 69 student senate The Senate handled various issues this year focusing on the social and academic as- pects of the college. Some of these issues included electing a student representative for the CAP commit- tee, the abolishment of Saturday classes, and tuition increases for increased aca- demic loads. They were also part of the college planning pro- cess and worked clo- sely with President Denman. Ast President Corb Modene and President Denman. 2nd David Hofmann, Gene Watson, Jan Dvorak, Bridget Batson, Carole Carle, Pat Peterson, Dr. White. 3rd Ray Munoz, Jim Connor, Paul Reynolds, Dr. Walker, Herve Bois- sonnault, John Morris. 70 Activities Class Officers Senior Beth Velloff, Peggy Hosier, Laura Cunningham and Sheri Allen (not pictured), Ast Dr. White - adviser, Jody Comeno, Kelly Taylor. 2nd Julia Keller, Kathy Lott, Melissa Murphy. Freshman | Activites 74 —————_—— | | Aloha Chi sah enn = ae De sie wag BOR, baka , Key incluc} , Susan Greener. 2nd Frank Speziale Greg Remaley. Previously inducted members Sue Koo Jim Connor, 4st Kathy-Tanner, Chauvin LJ 4 0 i N Jurek, IsQ Judy Allen, and Li , H Dale Boyer, Laurie Talent Show The 1983 Talent Show was held on March ‘1st. Some of the acts included a One Act play, Kevin Rease and Darryl Hill as the Dynamic Duo, and George’s Girls with Gina Miner, Patty Drainer, Peggy Hosier, Ginny Kohler, Sally Guemmer and Mary Kocis. Activities 73 a Pane asase. || Coach Carlson, Tammy Roettgers, Colleen Knueven, Letha Brady, Laura Cunningham, Maria Kren, Tina E geler, Kelly Rucker, Laura Fair. ane ‘5 PU bsg ty ys od SUR e eee: goey Hilibaiigg tial 4st Chuck Imbergamo, Jeff Satterlee, Nathan Martell, Don Holzum. 2nd John Casey, Frank Gerdts, Duane (Wick) Krohn, William Mansfield, Dan Waber, Coach Parker. Ast Mike Rikas, Alonzo Nelson, Walter Chatman, Luches Chat- | man, Frank Speziale, Rob’ Harms. 2nd Coach Parker, Rob” Missavage, James Simon, lke) Dodd, Chris Tucker, Tom Rob- ben, Mike Pauline. | Students featured in the Real People segment on Blackburn. Top; Jan Bostwick, Ellen Knight, Wayne Goodwin, Cindy McDonald, Barry Burgard, Herve Boissonault, Letha Brady, Mike Paul, Kevin Coughlin, Peggy Hosier. cE Valentine King, Dan Stake, and Queen, Betsy Thielman. Solf Team Dr. White - Coach, Dennis Bredel, Lee Humphrey, Bob Tucker, 78 Activities John Morris, Rob Missavage, Lem Clement, Dr. Lotven - coach, the editors discuss a layout. Lisa Jurek, Dena Hutton, Sue Williams, Colleen Knueven, Tip Winters, Dr. Sterling. Many thanks to William Mansfield, not pic- tured. Beaver Tales Staff © Activities 79 f { | ag ae —— | BLAC | BURN Lia Ast Janine Smith, Sue Schuler, Gayle Taylor, Audrey Wehking, Trisha Williamson, Mary Begley, Laura McNeely, Denise Shumaker. 2nd Paul Blair - coach, Dorothy Moore, Melody Groezinger, Sonia Anderson, Ruth Walker, Kelly Cunningham, Sue DeWispeleare, Kathy Fehlberg. 80 Activities s . Activities Woman's snes Wes AVA OS W © é Mm, VY 4st row Kathy Coleman, Tammy Roettgers, Dorothy Moore, Sue Schuler 2nd row Sonia Anderson, Tracy Goodman, Jan Dvorak, Tammy Yates, Coach Jim Sexton. ba . 2 ry | ; : | 82 Activities ! | m ae i) | Cheerleaders (left) top Gini Kohler, Denise Shumaker, Ellen Hershelman, Cathy Indermitte, Jeanne Bruno, Brenda Graham. PomPons (below) from the top Nancy Adams, Beth McNutt, Mary Ryan, Jody Comeno, Kelly Taylor, Jeanne Marsh, Laurie Yunker, Annette Batson. POMPONS m7AmOoYmMme—-AmMmm_Z’—) i i i at uy ft 1 I i Our Cheerleading and Pompon squads- are dedicated young women who spend numerous hours practicing techniques to motivate support from the crowds at the games. They enjoy their work and it shows. Our Beaverettes (on the previous page) have shown great improvement this year and although they did not win many games, their skill improved all season. This team is a young one so there is much promise for next year. ne 0 [peer are: Activites 83 ————————_ Homecoming Court Teresa Clatts and escort Mike Paul, and escort Kevin Coughlin, Gini Kohler and escort Rob Alivia Kessler and escort Pete Thompson, Cindy McDonald Missavage, Patti Drainer and escort Dave Stake. HOMECOMING Alumni and students gathered on October 8th and 9th for the Homecoming Festivities. Activities included a Homecoming dance in Allison, a dorm decorating contest, two and five mile races, the crowning of this year’s queen Patti Drainer, a volleyball match and a soccer match. It was a fun weekend which everyone will look back on with fond memories. Activites 85 Soccer Se fe Activities 1st row Steve Satterlee, Ade ‘Tokes’ Ogunmokun, Bill Yancy, Rich Billger, Serefin Chavez, Joe O'Donnell, Jamie Knowlden, Kurt Pundt, 2nd row Coach Audette, Oladele Ajenifuja, Mike Nelson, Rob Missavage, Mike Bartsch, Boyd Hess, Brian Hess, Mark Haggard, Hammer, Ken Tupper. Activities 87 THEA TIRE Our Theatre department has been its usual busy self this year. The four Mainstage productions, directed by Kristen Marshall and Dr. Bob Wilcox, were Shakespeare’s Much To Do About Nothing, The Miracle Worker, School for Wives by Moliere, and Guys and Dolls as the musical. In addition to these fine performances, the. department has put on several student directed shows and the Mime Troope has been kept busy. 88 Activities i cule cuneate Activities 89 90 Activities o g = ° ie ale oe ibs s = SI emer tinninsiamnees enc wi eases Oe wt Sites MADRIGALS The Blackburn College Madrigals, a group of 16 talented students under the direction of Dr. Roger Hatles- tad, performed at their annual Medieval Madrigal Dinner on December 3rd and 4th. The highly acclaimed singers gave many performances in the Macoupin County area and also appeared on the PM Magazine television show. Activites 93 SES Staats pean 4st row Sue Ayars, Kathy Claussen, Maria Kren, Laurie Par- lette, Ellen lisley, Cindy M¢Donald, Becky Miller, Cindy Folan, Lisa Moore, Coleen McLaughlin, Lisa Peart, Kathy Lott, Jenny Ford. 2nd Erma Siever s, Harriet Engle, LuAnn Schmidt, Sue Williams, Ken Brown, Scott Dillard, Brenda Graham, Kathy Conrad, Gina Miner, Sue Thill, Peggy Hosier, Doris Hunter, Meg Egan. 3rd Jim Mathias, Jim McCorkle, Paul Volkert, Jim Rawlins, Paul Kirby, Chon Wherry, Brad Rushton, Tip Winters, Charles Hershey, Jeff Har- lan, John Kolaiser, Bob Decker, Bruce Brown, Gavin Patton. The band this year consists of; Karen Rushton, Kathy Claussen, Jill Darken, Geraldine Handbrough, Ellen llsley, Kathy Lott, Joy Sorden, Cathy Craine, Becky Hatlestad, Arthur Clark, Cynthia Phegley, Richard Sies, Sue McGartland, Laurence Buxbaum, Harriet Engle, Sherry Kalicak, John Klimut, Kathy Klimut, Steve McGartland, Richard McLaughlin, Maurice Riva, Patti Urbonas, Jim Henderson, Julia Reid, Ray Alderson, Lyle Griffith, Darwin C. Rosenthal, Paul Kirby, Susanne Trexler, Jerry Elliott, Tom Hartley, Linda Nahl, Jeanne Mansch, Jeff Parphun, Brad Rushton, Arthur Beyer, Carl Childs, Matt Costello, Jim Dobson, Pete Hatlestad, Sandy Hobkirk, Bruce Hoffman, Peggy Hosier, Donald Mancell, Marsha Miles, Louvine Sies, Deb Welte —L— ll ti (i‘;CO Activities = nS - 96 Activities 4 Midnight Breakfast The new Work Committee, the Zuccine Brothers, and Butler Third men (Wick Krohn, Brian Hess, Artie Havighorst, Boyd Hess, and Mike Bartsch) all worked to make the night a memorable one. Activities 97 Guys and Dols The “Dolls’’, or chorus girls, include Betsy Thielman, Becky Miller, Kelly Taylor, Jan Bostwick, and Dena Hutton. The Couples Above: Kelly Taylor and Darren Hansen. Left: Bob Hoffman and Cindy Folan. “ 98 Activities ‘ LY 4 Clown Ministry The clowns are; Dawn Miller, Peggy Hosier, Lisa ,eart, Brendan O’Brien, Jonna Altevogt, Larry 3levins, Patti Brown, Kim ’Kane. John Leonard, Chris Horn, Paul Jirous, Mike Muller, Jeff Ware. 2nd Kathy Mottus, Doris Hunter, Cindy Folan. 3rd Bob Hoffman, Joan Fanning. pcivmes 7 Ast Mike Kirk, Mike Rikas, Brian Bacagalupo, Joey East, Barry Burgard. 2nd JJ DeSollar, Gene Watson, Chuck Atherton, Tony Masinelli, Scott Levan, Don Roesch. 3rd Baseball Tom Robben, Jim Roesch, Mike Nelson, Wayne Goodwin, George Young, Larry Blevins - manager, Dr. Audette - coach. | Ast Patti Brown, Tammy Roettgers, Jennifer Goss, |p Hershelman, Trisha Williamson. 2nd Greg Meyer - coach, Mei fi Groezinger, Connie Schaer, Dorothy Moore, Cathi Nic! Brenda Witt, Terri Clatts. _ 400 Activities X . 4 Tim Krohn, Don Loew, Greg Remaley, Jeff Schionning, Scott Booker, Brian Bacagalupo, Darren Hansen. yy Wrestling Club 101 Activities BLO) SAL: Some of the activities sponsored by the Board of Student Activities this year were the magician, John Fabjance; the professional fool, Paul Zimmerman; and the Roommate Game. 4st Sue Williams, Julia Keller, Darryl Hill, Jeff Spears. 2nd Sarah Machioretti, Mary Kramer, Kathy Lott, Ann Varley, Maria Mueth. 402 Activities AN Fe - | MLE” eget Activities 103 INESS Bus Club Ast Denise St. Peters, Jennifer Goss, Scott Miller. 2nd Sarah ; I, Laura Cunningham dersk Taylor, John Leonard Patti Jo Swi Machioretfti, Gayle Mr. Ruby Wray. ‘ ’ j i F q 3 SES i i HH lil i Lies Lid aunt HH A Wyle oe s, % Used Car Loy Cathy Mizzi Sue Maureen Strickland. 2nd Melissa , 4st Sue Ayars, Beaulieu , Dr. Don , , Brooke Thomas Jeff Allen Julie Gorman y IBY , Robin Alcala Rose, 3rd Kelly Rucker Goedecke Loew. ‘ Murphy , , Lisa Jurek ‘ Psychology Club Activities 404 Alumni Senior Dinner Each spring the Alumni Board hosts a dinner for the seniors. This is a fine chance for the two groups to meet and get to know one another. This year’s dinner was held at the Joline House and, as expected, was a great success. a Pg: i 2 le) 3 fe) = fe) 3S a “0 “Congratulations on a job well done . 406 Activities Sraduation =O @ wn g sE = 38 25 3 ES Ga one) Oc SE 2] t6) Og ® ee fo) Be es Ae Lee pres im XA) (@)) O 1938 graduate of Blackburn. He currently serves as a consultant to the chairman of Activities 107 Gideon's Chilaren ) “he! ay a eee ¥ Fi : ; 3 Seniors 109 Pada. i leander VWigeiha W Athertan Elementary Education 110: Seniors a co Carlinville, IL Biology Centralia, IL Donne Mae Altevogt Witt, IL Elementary Education Blackburn Teachers Education As- sociation, Jones House Council, Orien- tation Committee, Senior Class Rep. Sif A). Syosset, NY Elementary Education ee Margari ta P. Barbosa Chicago, IL Sociology English Students for Peace, Stoddard House Council, Arting League, Sociology Club, PGC, IM Sports, Burnian Staff Morton, IL Speech Theatre Blackburn Teachers Education As- sociation, Work Committee, Orienta- tion Committee, Student Senate, Status Committee, Jones House Coun- cil, Speech Activities CO-OP, RLC, Work Violation Appeals Board, Dean’s List SDariamarter it Esq. LaFayette, IN History Political Science Model U.N., Politory Club, IM Sports, House Council, P.U.M.P., Honor Worker Dale Boyer Moline, IL English Choir, Madrigals, Dean’s List, PGC, Who’s Who, Washington Semester, Alpha Chi, Burnian, Honor Worker, Woodrow Wilson Fellowship Commit- tee Chicago, IL Psychology Business Administration BOSA, SOUL Mark Caveny Gillespie, IL Economics eXenneth Ghancn Linwood, MA History Art History ee, eDiane Dargert Lockport, IL Elementary Education Pom pons, Junior Class Rep., Senior Class Rep., Honor Worker —————— 112 Seniors Bl cura Cunningham Woodstock, IL Biology Chemistry minor Varsity Tennis Team, Track Team, Senior Class Secretary, House Council, AIBS, IM Sports, Mexico Semester Jim Goines Mt. Prospect, IL Biology Men’s Volleyball Club, Burnian, Student Senate, AIBS, All College Budget Committee, Who’s Who, IM Sports ee Or Dawn Deuts éhaee p Washington, IL Biology Psychology Kay eowdarl Pekin, IL History Art History Work Committee art mM. erat N. Riverside, IL Elementary Education Varsity Volleyball, Varsity Basketball, Freshman Class Vice President, Valen- tine Queen, Sophomore Class Pre- sident, Homecoming Court, Junior Class Secretary, Honor Worker, Track, PGC, Student Senate, House Council Cynthia Sheltas Hoffman Estates, IL Theatre Music Choir, Madrigals, Theatre Unlimited Series |, Box Office Manager, Publicist F George Zbl eal Jennifer 4. Goss London East Alton, IL Political Science Business Economics Psychology Club, Business Club President, Cheerleading, Pom pon Squad Captain, Homecoming Court, Woodrow Wilson Associates, House Council, Honor Worker, RLC, Blackburn Lincoln Academy Award, Sophomore Vice President | Set | peter! | 4414 Seniors Glen Greenwood Coffeen, IL Psychology Sis a tt Western Springs, IL Biology IG Tampa, FL History Choir, RHA, PGC, House Council Geraldine Ligdlh cont! Chicago, IL Mathematics Music Of ies Sill Springfield, IL Elementary Education Pom pon Squad, Blackburn Teachers Education Association, Class Rep., Woodrow Wilson Visiting Fellowship Committee i 4 Robert Hoffman Elgin, IL Theatre ie Margaret woane Dosier Flanagan, IL Music Varsity Sports, House Council, Cheer- leader, Choir, Honor Worker, Valentine Court, Music Honor Award, Dean’s List, Homecoming Court, Junior Class Pre- sident, Madrigals, Talent Show Coordinator, SCAP, Band, IM Sports, Senior Class President, Yearbook Staff, PGC, Who’s Who, Clown Ministry, PGC Selection Committee Bliada ithe Godfrey, IL Business Administration Junior Class President, Business Club Secretary, Senior Class Dorm Rep., Appeals Board Rep., Temporary Work Manager David P. Hofmann Libertyville, IL Economics Business Student Senate, House Council Pre- sident, Business Club, Students for Peace, Men’‘s Volleyball Club, Baseball Club, Varsity Sports, IM Sports, IM Rep., SCAP, Administrative Board of Judicial System, Board of Judicial Review, Dean’s List, Who’s Who, Candidate for Hundtcoming Queen, Work School Piice Humphrey Virden, IL Chemistry House Council, PGC, Varsity Sports, Orientation Committee, Chemistry Com- mittee, SCAP, IM Sports, AIBS, PGC Selection Committee ee emanate ieneenircncne rs rceseern it nen ————_— seniors 115 Melody Snpotito Mechanicsburg, IL Business IM Sports, Class Rep., Band, Honor Worker, Dean’s List, International Relations Club, Pom pon Squad, Business Award, House Council, Homecoming Queen, Orientation Committee, PGC, Business Club Maggie Jigiliees Staunton, IL Speech Theatre 446 Seniors Se li sa Jurek Dolton, IL Psychology Mimes, Theatre, PGC, Work Committee-General Manager, Alpha Chi, Who’s Who, Dean’s List, Beaver Tales Editor, Psychology Club, Academic Achievement Award Kimbertie Johnson Kalamazoo, MI Art English Clin Knight Hamburg, IL Art Arting League, Varsity Sports, tion Committee, IM Sports ‘Sleven LK, chin Naperville, IL Psychology Sociology IM Sports, Psychology Club, House Council, Honor Worker Mimes, IM Wigs Marti n Wilsonville, IL Art History English House Council, Advisory Board, PGC, Arting League, Burnian Queen ¥ Le Elica Me Neely Modesto, IL Elementary Education John tbegene! Alton, IL Business Administration Sports, Work Committee, PGC, House Council, Stoddard 1982 Casual Sex List inte Cathy Wizz Chicago, IL Psychology Seniors 117 Kichara Gorlet Modene Palatine, IL History Business Administration Student Senate President, Work Com- mittee, Who's Who, Politory, Honor Worker, IM Sports, Track Team, Soccer Team, Orientation Committee, Class Rep. John Ss: Vocers Paris, IL Political Science 418 Seniors Sara dane Moore Good Hope, IL Business Administration Economics Business Club, Choir, Madrigals, Dean‘s List, House Council Vice President, Varsity Sports, Who's Who, Work committee Sdakon Moen Elmhurst, IL Psychology VWiktia Mueth Mascoutah, IL Elementary Education Bi Lonze Velcon East St. Louis, IL Mathematics Leigh Opferman Chicago, IL History House Council, Student Senate, RHA, Student Committee on Academic Policy, Varsity Sports, Student for Peace Tim P. anjkovich Roscoe, IL Mathematics Mary O'Dell Washburn, IL Sociology Honor Worker, Sociology Club, PGC Greg Remaley Springfield, IL Biology PGC, Varsity Sports, Appeals Board Chairman, Class Rep., AIBS, Grievance Board, Chemistry Award, Who’s Who, Honor Worker, IM Sports Seniors 149 Mebssa B. Rose Danville, IL Psychology Mimes, Choir, Photography, Theatre, i Honor Worker, Psychology Club Vice i President, C.H.C. Anderson Work i! Award, Psychology Club President | Paul Reynolds Kane, IL Mathematics Work Committee - General Manager, PGC, Student Senate, Who’s Who, House Council enemas es Mark dsntan Reuland Jacksonville, IL History Art History Dolores Bayle Bradley WA. ashton Carlinville, IL Jerseyville, IL Music Education Social Science Band, Choir, Golf 420’ Seniors WAS Sangster Michael BS churee Osceala, IL Art Oak Park, IL Psychology Pom pon Co-Captain, Homecoming Queen, Grievance Board, IM Sports, Varsity Sports, Mexico Semester, Psychology Club Coma BS acer, Staunton, IL Theatre Music minor Choir, Madrigals, Theatre Dery Speziale Marilyn Stark Selkirk, NY Gillespie, IL Political Science Business Administration | J Seniors 124 ——____——. Kathy Sheep Escondido, CA Psychology Psychology Club, Dean’s List, Mexico Semester Gayle Taylor Bethalto, IL Business Administration Pom pon Squad, Varsity Sports, IM Sports, Admissions Representative Search Committee, Work Committee j dSsruce Shen tt Flagstaff, AZ Biology Elzabeth Velloff | Oak Park, IL Alton, IL Political Science Social Science BOS A, Model UN, Varsity Sports, IM Orientation Committee, IM Sports, PGC, | Sports House Council, Class Officer 422 Seniors 5) | SEE Ue Grafton, IL Psychology Work Committee - General Manager, Mimes, Mexico Semester, President Search Committee, Who's Who, Dean’s List, Citizenship Prize, Student Marshall Bye Welte Carlinville, IL Music Education Audrey Wehking Bethalto, IL Mathematics Varsity Sports, Woodrow Wilson Com- mittee, BU Bar Association, IM Sports Gene Watton Carlinville, IL Biology Seniors 123 Siete Ubed ll Chosen for Student Marshal for 1982-83 was Sally Warnhoff, a senior Psychology major from Grafton. The Student Marshal is selected on the basis of good citizenship, participation in extra- curricular activities and academic compe- tence. The Student Marshal represents the entire student body at all official college functions and leads the senior class at graduation. The Student Marshal is select- ed by the faculty. CA.P. Representative The student body chose Lee Humph- rey, a senior Chemistry major from Virden, as their representative on the C.A.P. (Committee on Academic Policy) Commit- tee. This is the first time a student has served on the committee. The C.A-P. Representative is selected from the Student Marshal candidate list. The Repre- sentative considers all issues concerning the academic policies of the college. This position is one of honor and respect. We congratulate Lee as its first member. 1983 C.A.P. Representative 424 ‘Seniors is Z % y , . ’ f F ‘% ‘ j ‘ 4 Ri JF Ni ‘ Fi as : ; | Xe % Sep cannot ‘ 4 Wncetassiniesintiteg % ' : oa Se } eae 4 ¢ St W 1 Pr 4 nt 125 Blackburn Welcomes New President Dr. Wiliam Denman, former Provost for the University of Santa Fe, became the 13th President of Blackburn College this year. Dr. Denman has shown great concern toward the students and the college. He formed a Planning Committee that helped to outline the purpose and goals for the college. He has expanded student representation on committees that once consisted of administration and faculty only. He has instituted six new sports into our athletic program. Dr. Denman would be a fine example for promoting physical fitness. He’s frequently seen jogging around campus and he wrestles with the students during the wrestling season. The President’s Inauguration was held on February 13, 1983 in Bothwell. This ceremony Officially installed fj) Dr. William Denman as President of the College. His §) wife, Nancy and 2 of their 3 children attended. President's Message - To a Senior from a Freshman You are envied - you have had an unusual opportunity to attend a first-rate college where people taught with their hearts. You are loved - this is a small place where | hope you have found a genuine sense of family and rewarding relationships. You will be missed - in my own short time here | have already found that, in a very specific way, everyone counts and is valued for his or her unique contribution. Remember us, for we will remember you. W. F. Denman 426 Administration ——— | a | President’ oe es 4 wel et - By S_Inaugurarion President, Marshals, Trustees, and other dignitaries that participated in the Inauguration. President Denman and his wife, Nancy. Guest speaker, Dr. Harold Bowen receives honorary degree. Administration 127 The Deans These three people face the task of keeping ial aspects of the college INANC land fi der. The Deans are academic, socia . , IN OF Provost and Dean of the College Darken Arthur H. tchell - Dean of Students M Carothers Frances C Ion trati inis Dean of Adm Roger L 428 Administration Nate Rush Director of Alumni Relations a ee James West Director of Financial Aid The Department of Admissions and Records plays a vital role in the overall success of the college. Recruiting incoming freshmen, and handling student records and transcripts are areas handled within this department. The group that helps to make these areas successful consists of: Donald J. Gix - Director of Admissions and Records Mary C. Cosner - Associate Director of Admissions and Records Paul Blair - Athletic Recruiter John C. Malin - Admissions Representa- tive Dan Smith - Admissions Representative Teri Turner - Admissions Representative Arthur G. Wasserman Associate Director of Development John A. Perry Vice President for Development Upper Left: Paul D. Worley - Comptroller and Assistant Treasurer. Upper Right: Jeffrey Van Buren - Director of Career Development. Middle Left: Barbara M. Hershey - Research Assistant. Middle Right: Darren J. Hansen - Intern in Institutional Advancement. Lower Right: Secretaries Row one: Rebecca P. Thompson, Doris B. Carey, Kathy Anderson, Jamel Lippold and Marella Viasich. Row two: Mary S. Gerosky, Beatrice A. Watson, Edith F. Barlett, Kathy Jones, Norma B. Dunn, Barbara Horn and Wanda B. Caselli. 430 Administration Staff EERE LE ee ae ee Andy Sconzo, Food Service Director ARA Professional Staff The Library Staff Robert L. Underbrink, Head Librarian Vivian L. Chandler, Catalog Librarian Lydia B. Forbes, Reference Librarian Linda Pruitt, Circulation Librarian ‘82-83 Resident Directors Kathy Kasper, Stoddard Hall Dawn Miller, Graham Hall Mary O'Dell, Jones Hall Bruce Truitt, Jewell Hall Ann Varley, Butler Hall Sally Warnhoff, Challacombe Hall statt 134 Left: Rev. Gregory Meyer; College Chaplin Right: E. Ann Varley; Coordinator of Student Activities Lower Left: Physical Plant: Steve Kolsto, Mark Kaiser, Marvin Jubelt, Rich Bowman and Gena McFarland. Not pictured: Paul Tepikian Lower Right: Margaret Bloomfield; College Nurse ee Lee Boblitt Director of Counseling Services Kathy Kasper Housing Director er 432 Sheath meme SSSCS«S mn “At last, a chance to finish my ice cream cone.” Tra Sacra ae Administrative Candids 133 uw “The envelope please, the new Miss Blackburn is ... “How about a little wrestling match sometime today?’ x “Can we have a party contract please?”’ “Oh, how | love to work!’’ 434 Administrative Candids f gh | Gu lQING 135 mums 1360 Faculty This year found two of Blackburn's faculty members successfully completing their doctoral studies. Dr. Mark Armstrong received his Ph.D. in Chemistry from Michigan State University, while Dr. Jeanne Thomas, a newcomer to the Psychology Department, received her doctorate from West Virginia University. Several faculty members have reported outside activities in which they are involved. The University of California at Berkeley has accepted Dr. Steven Leibo’s book entitled A French Advisor to Imperial China: The Dilemna of Prosper Giquel for publication. Dr. Jim Schiffer and his wife, Susan, completed a novel entitled Borrowed Robes and are currently seeking a publisher for it. Dr. and Mrs. Schiffer presented excerpts from the novel in a Faculty Forum presentation. Dr. Schiffer describes their novel as an ‘academic mystery novel,’’ and he revealed that murders occurring in the novel are committed in a Shakespearian fashion. Dr. Richard Walker also sought a publisher for his 600 page manuscript entitled A Hierarchy of Love, a five-year project which he feels reflects his interest in both the stages and the quality of life, while it also serves as a critique of culture. An Ohio journal, Occasional Papers in Muskingum Valley Archeology, devoted an entire volume to three of Dr. Walker's papers about Shawnee Indians of the eighteenth century. Dr. Dilbagh Singh spent the fall semester of 1982 in India on sabbatical leave. In the four and one-half months he spent in India, he visited four universities. He attended and gave seminars concerning the problems of American and Indian education, and also spoke with many educators and scholars who are delving into the future of the liberal arts. Dr. Singh was also elected to the Physiology section of the editorial board of the Botanical Society of America. Mr. Sid Rawlins soent much of his time preparing for a two-year sabbatical and leave of absence in order to enter the Peace Corps. He will be doing work in Ecuador, South America. The Speech and Theatre Department entered the academic year with a completely new faculty line-up. Dr. Robert Wilcox and Dr. Kristen Marshall aspired to expand department options to include internships in forensics, debate, broadcasting and cable television. Their experimentation in ““education- al theatre’ led to mainstage productions of Much Ado About Nothing, The Miracle Worker, The School for Wives, and Guys and Dolls. These productions provided an exceptional challenge for theatre students with work assignments in the theatre department, as they worked long hours fo polish acting techniques in rehearsal and worked astound- ing overtime hours in set construction while still keeping up with their academic work. Some departments reported new special-topic course offerings. Dr. Roland Zimany introduced a special-topic course on Self-Identity, a highly specific philosophic question. The Philosophy and Religion Department offered two other new course offerings: ‘Judaism, Christianity and Islam,’ and “The Philosophy — of Science.” Dr. Jeanne Thomas suggested a new course offering for the 1983-1984 school year dealing with industrial and organizational psychology. The Physical Education Department has planned | extensive expansion for the 1983-1984 school year. The introduction of six new collegiate sports to | Blackburn has been instituted to involve more current students in athletics, as well as to draw more prospective Blackburn students. Dr. Jonn Legge Mathematics PhD University of Oklahoma Mrs. Marsha Meredith Computer Science MA University of Indiana Dr. Karl Rehmer Mathematics PhD SlU-Carbondale Mr. Sidney Rawlins Spanish MA University of Delaware Dr. Melba Buxbaum Spanish PhD St. Louis University Dr. David J. Sullivan German PhD University of Maryland Dr. Elizabeth Sterling French PhD University of Kansas Mr. J. Mitchell Clark Art M.F.A. Texas Christian University 138 Faculty Mr. Peter Slavish Art M.F.A. Indiana State University Dr. Jeanne Thomas Psychology PhD West Virginia University Dr. Dennis Goedecke Psychology PhD SIU Carbondale Dr. John Koch Economics PhD University of Arkansas Dr. M. Iqbal Akhtar Economics PhD Texas A M University Aa TS IS STD TEN TPG RE SMITE RE OE EE ty 139 I Dr. Roger Hadlestad Ms. Hazen Folse Mr. Mark Camphouse Music DMA Music MM Music MM University of lowa Peabody Conservatory of Music Northwestern University Dr. Robert Wilcox Speech Theatre PhD University of Wisconsin Not Picturéd Ms. Barbara Kramer Music MME Penn State University Dr. Kristen Marshall Speech Theatre PhD Syracuse University | eum 140 Faculty Sn A AE CTT! | : Dr. Daniel Audette Physical Education EdD West Virginia University Mr. Paul Blair Physical Education MS Eastern Illinois University Ms. Marion Carlson Physical Education MA Northwestern Mr. James Parker Physical Education MA Central Michigan University 4 Faculty 144 —— Ms. Carol Lotven English MA SIU Edwardsville Dr. James Schiffer English PhD University of Chicago Mr. Roy Graham English MA SIU Edwardsville Dr. Ann Barnard English PhD University of Kansas wus 142 Faculty Dr. Janet Sitter Education PhD Michigan State University Dr. Brian Lotven Education Oklahoma State University PhD Mr. Ruby Wray Business Administration BS Southeast Missouri State University i Dr. Richard G. Walker Sociology PhD Purdue University Mr. Leon C. Bailey Sociology MS Purdue University Dr. Steven Leibo History PhD Washington State University Dr. Samuel Meredith Political Science PhD Indiana University Dr. Richard Langill Political Science PhD American University Dr. William White History PhD Northwestern University Dr. Roland Zimany Phil. and Rel. PhD Duke University Dr. Bruce A. Hoffman Dr. Mark Armstrong Dr. Ivan Liss 4 Physics PhD Chem. Physics PhD Chem. Physics PhD Stanford University Michigan State University University of Louisville Ms. Dianne Vermillion Dr. Dilbagh Singh Dr. William Werner Biology MS Biology PhD Biology PhD . University of Kansas University of Wisconsin Cornell University f pues 146 Facuity “ a5 aiden ga OLE a aI es RAISE REA NES — Sgt ee SNARE gaia aaa i de 4 , st) CARE Rear Neill AER en RE Sa enema tet ness cucncgineinnons on Bea. 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