Bradley University - Anaga Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1979 volume:

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The weekend began with a Homecoming pep rally held in the Fieldhouse on Thursday. Teams from dorm floors, fra- ternities and sororities participated in various games, such as a scooter race. The Homecoming Dance, attended by both Bradley stu- dents and alumni, was held on Friday night at the Conti- nental Regency Hotel. The Braves won the Homecoming basketball game against New Mexico State, which was played in front of a sellout crowd. 4 E55 7 at Q Q 20 l 1 1 1 I I I l 1l I CAMPUS CA IVAL April 14, 15 and 16 were the dates of the 1978 Campus Carnival. This year, Campus Carnival was moved from the Fieldhouse to Northwoods Shopping Mall in order to get people in the Peoria community more involved in the carnival. The theme of the 1978 Campus Carnival, sponsored by ACBU, was Fun Encounters of the Charitable Kind . Sororities, fraternities, dorm councils and other organi- zations constructed booths relating to the theme. A King and Queen Charity contest was also held. En- trants wore costumes having to do with the outer spacel' theme. Alpha Phi Omega service fraternity started the week- end by sponsoring a Casino Night at the Student Cen- ter. This was the single most-moneymaking event of Campus Carnival Weekend. Many of the participants in this year's Campus Carni- val attempted to break world records, for example the number of miles that a man was carried on a stretcher. They raise money for charity by getting pledges of so much money per hour from other Bradley students. Moving the carnival from Bradley's campus to the mall proved to be a successful idea. A .agsknii ifffif' -Q44 ., 5 X 1 vm 555 BNSM9 NX X S T '...-,LN bf' Xml' 51 we l ? s ,, 2 1978 was the first year that Siblings' Week- end was held. The idea of setting aside a special weekend in honor of brothers and sisters of Bradley students came from the Campus Affairs and Activities Committee of the Student Senate. The weekend consisted of cartoons, sports activities and demonstrations at Haussler Hall, a movie, free ice cream party, an all- campus barbecue, and events sponsored by individual dorm councils. The Merri-n-Ettes performed between games at the doubleheader against Western Illinois University. They were aided by some mem- bers of the Inter-Fraternity Council. Combining Siblings' Weekend with Campus Carnival Weekend provided Bradley stu- dents and their brothers and sisters with a fun-filled, organized weekend. IBLINGS' WEEKE D 25 Mixed emotions filled the air as students filed into their assigned dorms, frats or sorority houses. Friends and relatives carrying suit- cases, boxes, and stereos from the cars to the empty rooms. Crowded elevators, musty smell- ing rooms and some tearful good- byes. For the freshmen it was the first realization that Bradley Uni- versity would become a home rather than a mailing address for endless forms. For returning stu- dents, it was the first chance to see and talk to old friends. The campus began to come alive once again as students decorated their rooms, making them seem a little more like home. MOVING I TIN X x if N 1 l ...L vy- 'if r i MMM abVf7 1 4, .f-, .,,.,'f:1. . ,' Wifi' 1,4 ,.f, f' '5!?fW GREEK WEEK September 24-31 was Greek Week, a week in which members of sororities and fraternities participated in vari- ous competitions. Each sorority and fraternity displayed a banner and per- formed a skit relating to the theme Greek is the Word. Other events included: Greek T-shirt day, a block party and Greek Night at the Poison Apple. The chugging contest was held at the Apple on Thursday night. The annual Greek games were held on the Lovelace quad on Saturday. The games included: a relay race, egg toss, ping-pong blow, tug of war, milk shake chugging, and pyramid building. k ' guy. I- 5. ' all ' . 'T gf 1 5 - fn 05 Q25 GUY' is v-use Sigma Nu Won the first place trophy for fraternities, while Delta Upsilon came in second and Tau Kappa Ep- silon was third. In the sorority division, Chi Omega was first, Pi Beta Phi came in second and Alpha Epsilon Phi Won the third place crown. October 15 was a day set aside in honor of the Dads of Bradley students. For many students it was the first time they saw their Dads since leaving for school in late August. A banquet honoring Bradley Dads was held at the student center, after which Dad's Day ceremonies were held in the Fieldhouse. Parents of Bradley students also enjoyed the music of the jazz band at their Dad's Day concert. Many students also took their par- ents to see a performance of A Phoenix Too Frequentv at the Carousel Playhouse. The day was topped off with a midnight basketball scrimmage in the Fieldhouse. The scrimmage was preceded by a dance in the Fieldhouse foyer and followed by a breakfast. 30 -L ' Mx: ,. - ,- f-ff - Q' 9 5- A- .G ' +..,.N x 4 'Q 1 ? xx x- :Ei X K P x ,..-Q N 1 X X 'X Z f . 4 Q, 1, , , ...A + VN! Pi' zu . 9 .. ,gr x 1' - 4 2 Z' J 4 . up Q- W 5 , , gap' 3.-fy 77,1 VH. bfi , I ' rx ur s, ' 1.0 '71 '- x V..,M- X 31 Dr. Martin G. Abegg has served as president of Bradley University since june, 1971. From November 1970 until this time he served as acting president. Prior to this he held the position of Dean of the College of Engineering and Technology. Dr. Abegg is a graduate of Bradley University. He received his bachelor in engineering here before doing his graduate work at the University of Colorado. He then received his doctorate in Civil Engineering from Rensselear Polytechnic Institute. Martin . Abegg President FU? .AK Q ,nw ,,-fr N, if al? -1: H james H. Erickson Assistant to the President Dean of Student Services ll f V' , 2 J, '11- L .- EX-ffff 'L-., Q ,. 1 .. E II, ' 1 I , T77 34 'GU' :QA Y! '-'U-'IP' ' Mr..- ' STUDE T DE S. .5- 'S , ,,. TIM J'-., Clorkwiye from lop lejifx Ed King, Dean of Meng Camille Primm, Dean of Womcng Tim Wendle, Asst. Dean of Meng jean Miller, Asst. Dean of Womeng Dean Kin g. 35 4 x '- ,Q . QA 5 f-my gn, . A ieawheaf of the bighefi mnk in az college mf zmiffemify. . Sr 'Yr ' One wnofe offnpniion if to give instruction to otlfemg to tenan .4 . Q M 2 4 w 1 X 1 ,. -- n 1 .. -4 , 1. h .N Eff. N1 X w 40 I I K, L4 2 iz I1 N 1 I i 1 1 1 1 ll Foundefs Day Ceremonies Hail, Rea', ana' Wloile LW np your nearly ana' sing! LW aio thy lzlglot! Le! all yonr ooieef ring! Hail, Rea' ana' White! Rea' jor Courage, Jtrengtlf ana' rzgln. Winn pr pnnzy Shining as a beacon light, For the Unioeryityf Go onward, ever onwaraf' Let courage ana' trzalo prevail' To Bradley Unioeryily All loail, bail, loail! Professors john McNabb, Claire Etaugh and Philip Wein- berg were honored at this year's Founder's Day ceremony. Dr. McNabb, professor of civil engineering and engineering mechanics was the recipient of the Putnam Award for ex- cellence in teaching. Dr. Claire Etaugh was presented the Award for Professional Excellence, which goes to the faculty member who has made outstanding contributions in to research and creative productions. The Francis G. Mergen Memorial Award, which is given annually to a member of the Bradley faculty or professional staff who excels in the field of public service was awarded to Dr. Philip Weinberg. Weinberg is the founding dean of the College of Communications and Fine Arts. About 200 people attended the ceremony, At which the Bradley Chorale performed. Recipients of service pins were also announced at the ceremony. William Clarey, Arthur Dini, Ruth jass, Wayne McCvaughey, and Chet Zebell were awarded thirty-year pins, while Lyle Bishop, Orville Noth- durft, and Virginia Segale received twenty-five year pins. 43 Worldng Towards Grganization A n l The Campus Activities Coordinating Committee CCACCJ was originally established by Deans King and Primm at the suggestion of President Abegg. The committee has met occasionally to develop leadership workshops, an all-school calendar, and a list of campus facilities. CACC was re- formed in April of 1978 to alleviate the overlapping of activities scheduled. The main function of CACC is to fos- ter communications and interaction among the Bradley community. The subgoals include a resource center for leadership, coordination of campus activities, an infor- mation center for publicity of events, and to initiate Brad- ley community cooperation. , WW - ' 45 There is a term that Bradley students use which is unique to people on this campus. This Word, facetime, refers to time spent by students being seen around campus and in places frequented by students. There are many methods of achieving facetime. One Way is by spending time in between classes in front of Bradley Hall. It seems that some students don't go to class at all-they just spend their day putting in facetime. CX ' 4' I' 14' r Another good location to get facetime is the library. This can be done in a group or on your own. Either way, the rules are the same. A student comes to the library, bringing books, supposedly to study. After walking around the whole library surveying the scene and making his presence known, he chooses a table to sit at which is highly visible to any one entering. Then, opening a book, his eyes dart around and a smile comes to his face each time he sees a familiar face. M Congmmlafiomf College qf Bmineyf Dqbmftmem' qf Naming . K XJ' N15-1' . ,x ' -X' '45 'R J f n . rf -1 XL .- . .1 in ,-....,-4.4m Q xi X ff ,XL , 'X sf wa x x ix Qff Accreditation Comes To Two Disciplines ml' 4 V ,, , 3 .- x . .f N - we ' , N . '1 ix 4 M . 'K ,W . Nwmqw it Y a+ v fi M if , , -. , 4 V, W., ,, ,V-M, 1 - 'fha m,,:,mU , Mwdmmgw v 1 N ii is , , I ii A 1 1 x . -- 1 i ' x + 49 6 1, ,ual S Q v 1-H A 'S-if sports 5. 5 Ma Ron Ferguson just one of the many new faces in the athletic depart- ment, Ron Ferguson comes to BU regarded as the most influential person in Illinois basketball circles. Ferguson, who last year was an assistant in basketball and the athletic department at ISU, replaced Chuck Grsborn as Director of Athletics. , ,N oe Stowell After 15 years as Bradley's head basketball coach. Joe Stowell was dismissed at the end of last season then appointed administrative asst. to Ron Ferguson. This move ended 27 years of more-than-successful coaching, in which the former BU player compiled an overall 446-218 mark, inclusive of grade school, high school and college. Stowell teams were invited to three post-season tour- naments, including the only Commisioner's Classic in 1974 in which the upset-minded Braves Hnished sec- ond. That year Stowell was tabbed the Missouri Valley Conference coach-of-the-year. , ' QS: 'N rw M wssller W U ., ,--W., gm 1, . 343 , ng-.5 X 5' gf? iff' -:fa 54' K 1 ' 2 A, Y' Y U 45 , 5715 . it ff' W' ' . ' I , t. '22, lx, . , annum. V . 4, - .'f 'ci gli , M A- ' '-if ' 'Aviv f A Q ,I K if , if f- ' is F 'V Y is eZ,g LQ':g'i1-'-. If S, A '., . w?s:,:'i:g:-r:,i1Q4 ' . 1, 3f,gy1g,gq,,5N,,m::gg,.m.,gggwj:z 'oy A u.f'f?'Y:l x ' ,115 a -fsfffi wk igiik . f f xN-:'xYi4.- . , fa ' N'-.4 U fx: ,- . Y A' V-faq .Swe.5, .., ' -, QW? 'ff-'Z 'M -- + ,sr -Q is - fig, 45:15, X 1 3 Q. . r'5'l.Q1 - I--vs.. ' 1 .-.aw :X 5 w-:af . -. 1, , xr'-si: mf - 1- gg. 5-S. f 1: -1. 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His senior 8 year at Metro, he led the nation in scoring with a 43.5 point per game average while twice scoring over sixty points in one game. As a forerunner of his success this year, he was also named the MVP in a two-game series between prep basketball stars from Indiana and Illinois. Coming out of high school, I just wanted to play. My first year it wouldn't really matter, it would come along, Anderson said. Come along it has. 1 qw-gm: - 'H xfk :ix IV' 1 if. r N, - ,. ze- 'ff A basikefbecmw ,. .,.rv,,I .g. Q.: ,ga use 'lm-MP 'ic ,HQNL . ,. L .x-v,f.41.ff,.6fw-rf:eaur,S'v!-ff' QW? fo Y His head rested on his crossed hands, his eyes were closed and his pause was pre- meditated. Leaning back he half-smiled and began talking about his favorite subject. I don't have to tell you I am a good coachg I don't need you to tell me I am a good coachg I know I am a good coach. And that cannot be construed as arrogance, it's confidence. 'Q' I L...- cox intl 1-A T f 'llum-will W 4. L Q 5, .,, , ff., 'w '-11 ' f i Aiivnr' lr V S syn!!! CO4 RNS The speaker was Dick Versace, Bradley's basketball coach of one season. His style is mellifluous, sophisticated, and egotistical. And, with the season almost completed, Ver- sace had placed a target on his back. Versace is a proven winner. He was head coach at jack- son, Michigan for two seasons where he compiled a 47-13 record. His second team was rated as high as 14th among the nation's junior colleges. He served as an assistant at Michigan State and St. Louis Univ. prior to the jackson job. Versace started his basketball coaching career at St. Joseph's High School in Kenosha, Wise., where he was 65-29. He then moved to Gordon Tech HS in Chicago, winning 102 of 121 games and back-to-back Catholic League titles. 1 61 Nu--w It's somehow hard to imagine that a basketball team which only wins nine of its 26 games could be called promising. But Bradley is. The Braves, which only won three games in the Missouri Valley Conference. dropped eight games by three points or less. With the likes of Anderson the second leading scoring freshman in the nation return- ing along with Harold McMath and Ken Gar- rett. the Braves front line looks tough. z'1- ,- sul 'Wu basfkefbcd ll i I 4, xaxf W, '- 'Qtr' v I vt!- .. V ki .1 if I' . x K- Q .x xix '- ' 1, Xb f W . fav-W, V .,.': v..4n-in Q X Af 4 ,2- n 'K Xq nf A s 1 4:0 in gdo-fi I ' I+! r , 4 1 KI Tiff Q 7 A XY' ' -H- it ll , M XAX pf. 'I ,pg ftgf X fa? fhl xgalsam 'x Q S 'A A '4- -:I , -, g 55- xx H, , fff, ,V W, 157.22527 Y 1 w 69 wap. tb J V ! i g,- tg-, .Q 1 nw ' ,-K-1' . Y .r Il5c'Z' , J' ' Q4 . Ji' I 1 A 415, M' v 5-is 'JSA 511 . 5 1, 11 ' A . ,gk 'SA af'- 343 55' . - 2 ,. 1 , , 1 Q' ii, 4 1 '.- L 'Q N-rs: rp. '-if ff - n , 1- b-.H -. 1 . , .f. ,-1 Hug- a-I . .., X,-. 1 . 'Q' yu it 1- H 1 ' P' 1,1 2 if 5, . .,.' N sw ' . 7 , I , J j 1, - ggi, . I , 1 Q I , 4 Y . 4'- ' Q 5 v ,I 7 J ?i 1ud+.,,.. -.n....,,. ., uv nf --- ..- .gv . s Q s is ...l .sv ,J-ff ,..-- .a' 0- For anyone who thinks volleyball is a la-de-da sport that requires little work or energy, there's something you should know: you're wrong. Take the case of Bradley. One Saturday their day began at 8:15 a.m. It didnit end until 2:30 Sunday morning. Belleville College arrived to play the women, and play they did. Bradley played the perfect host, as Belleville won in five games. Coach Annelle Griffin didnlt think her team should have been so hospitable. Later, the team traveled to joliet for three matches, losing to St. Francis C10-150, C7-155. Bradley went onto defeat North Central College and Loyola to up their record to 4-3. Despite the slow start, Griffin is very pleased with her team. Fresh- man julie Navarre and Sandy Incaudo are growing confident and developing into fine players. Kathy Svoboda is consistant, while Lynn Held and Kim Goodwin are beginning to hit the ball harder. 71 Ou --nv CQ . 1 K , .xy 4 1 WL,- a.' A A GTK 4 'm Last year, swimming coach jim Spink had to replace five se- niors. He did. This year's swim team has won nine out of 11 dual meets as well as winning the prestigious Illinois Private School Championship in February. The Braves broke seven meet or school marks at that competition. They also set five school records at the Midwest Independent Swimming Championship. New records were set last season by freshmen Kurt Hahn, George Vanderheyden, Eric Peteson and team co-captains Bryce Unruh and jeff Bowers. '1 Beirut. g..f '11 J-ldv rqxy f ?f: L n' A P . ! 3: 14-5.523221-x . 1 .av -nil-Q -Q 34 1 1 . S 'Z' T 3 . '4 9- Mi, H n'J' ' da '. 1' , - 1.---6' '- Q . I I I I I I I I i I 'I I. II II II In II II I I 'I I I 'I I gn ,I I I I 'I I I i I I I I I mm Q . -v E E.. 00- s l W ls J, A mediocre tennis season was, in the eyes of coaeh Tom Coker, produced by last springs squad. They finished their 1978 tour with a 14-10 record. I would say it was a very ordinary season, said Coker. Although the record was better than those Compiled over the past three seasons, and though over a 20 year span their winning percentage is 71, Coker was not satisfied. Junior Tom Skowronek finished the year with a 18-12 record as Bradley's number one singles player. The other members on the ladder from two to eight respectively are Bill Metzger, XYfill Davis, Dan McCarthey, Mike Vogelsing, Erik Jensen, Glen Borowski and Bob Abbott. 76 Winning only one of the first five matches, the womens tennis team then won five straight before going to the state tournament. And although none of the players ad- vanced beyond the second round, Coach Winkler was pleased with the results. In singles competition, freshmen Karen Miller and Deb Braswell were the only players to advance to the second round. But that was the end of the line for womens ten- nis in 1978. The doubles teams were all eliminated in the first round. HWY XV ki!!! ,L ,igxyragg wwanvvwfwwhi-Wffd 5 Q 'P 'R . .ar M, Il, Y-1- ' M x V 4-'41,-'x,,-'- 's 1'-,wr I 1 A ' s 5 I '. 4 41 : . fi Hun? nu'- X T11 1 u- 5 X. 4 'L nf' E -2 I, Q i.g 1 f I ? 1 E in , u I' 4 . 'Bmw . ' i A41 ybvvvx w x I tennis 1 1: -Til IL. filing - -mv-on. 1 ,Q Q QM-.?9rV 1 ,va Q-8-g?'Se1A'i??Nf ef!L x. Q' A , 'Nd' -. 's , X hx-JN , ,, BN My voaiwswwx. Th U, wth . -f.f,,,,,, wma- 'wg-gm 4 mm, -. -was .1 I 7, 'kg 4' Af,-fi' ' 4-. F 41 ' ,ix .Q wuz. .4 . . , 2 -1 Y , 3- 4 4 f 4 3 2 5 1 1 F ww ff, , 00, ,M , V 1 1 L P L 1 J w -in. - . 1.9. 1 IX U sf . 'SW' Auf a , EW 5 4. t , 7.2140 -, , 1 , y ' WM? .Y 1' ,vi 2 , mia, -.1 nu .f ,1.'8 Y ff - '2'fw'f1g'r4q5P9f 1'f 'h1-ixg' 4 I A .1 - ,A VVQSN ' 'V ' 5,1 04,5414 . fdjipk . Al- Av. 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Inter-Dorm Council yn' nun XL ffll f .ff .F if 0' 5 'i W Raw 1, L-R: Lee Ludeman, Nancy Dean, AI Schiewe. Row 2: Rodney Washington, Steve McCarthy, Diane Doepgen, Mary Duhig, Lisa Capranica, Linda Diettrich, Joann Malstrom, Valerie Roberson. R010 3: Tim Wendle, Dave Cox, Dan Sido, Rich Pfeltz, Eddie Smaistrla. ft' ,W 1 3 7f , 35 'A -6 1 LJ' 'vii'-'U 5444 '-uppnvf' -, f y gi? ' -' 5? asv, ---nd International Affairs Organization. Row 1, L-R: Marie Amendola, Jeanne Ulrich, Ma. Aurora Arciga-Rios, julie Paluszek, Linda Hen- sley, Shirlene Daniels, -Iandy Hartman, Leslie Pinney. Row 2: Edward McElroy, Frank Conklin, Larry Korona, Andy Heaton, Tony Vfikrent, Dan Glazer. Row 3: Harry Kessel, Darryl Kurnmerow, Kelly Sager, Philip Potasiak, Dr. Bengt Sundelius, Dr. Patrick Bel- legarde- Smith. ASCE U-5-Av.-C-gn 2573. -if -100,1 'Q Ameman Soczety of Cwzl Engzneerf R014 1 L R George Merkle Steve Andras Charleen Eyster Estelle Peters Margaret Dosprl Wrllre Santrago Ed Srkora R0w2 Randall Doctor Steve Rrvard Steve Olson Lvnn ester Len Vetrone Chuck Rames R0lL 3 Rrchard Roe Dan Kalser Paul Beyer ohn Kusek Greg Lercht Randy Sxemon ohn P Busel ASME Amerzcan Society of Merbamral Engmeerf Row 1, L R jonel Scanlon, Crarg McG1rr, Cmdy Hardle, Mrchael Darrow Row 2 Lrnda Hol loway, john Sawa, Ahce janssens, Karen Pedersen, Clarence F Ames, Loren Doppelt, Gary Mlnter, -Ieannre Barr, Kevm Rrggenbach, Don Harr, sectlon advrsor, Don Shaner 4 Q ' ' ff MPP-Agi'fP1 W Q'f F e 2 ' , l ' ' fit Y J Tiff-9 5, f . Q V, W A , :amy L . A . - 1? 'PW' V' I ' 'E ' 'F V ' E -li as 'fs . I I 9 I . .114 ,qc a 'P ' .. - 4 V 5 . I x' , . -VI, , X ' Qs' ' , ., 1 . L h 3 V n Ai V J . j ' . J Q .. . g V ' ' , ' ' A I -.,,,, 5 4 0 , f A ,4 2 h ' ' ,- . 6 - B ' P x 5 --P ' ' A -9' 1 x ' l rl - J I - l v ' -' 1 1 9 1 . 9 . . 9 ' - s 1 1 I y a - ' 7 A a 1 J 1 I s 'l I s J - - . . Q' P g 11 - , 'xl - - , 1 . , V . I I Q- - A 1 J - ' :X , V . ' 0 ' , , s f 1 'N' ' I . ' H 5 f 4-1' 'i J . ' l I I . ' K , ' ' . f Am fit' ' National Technica! Association. Row 1, L-R: james S. Madden, Harold L. Hill, Ime Okon, Monique Tabb, Nica Etienne, Catherine Fischer, Ira R. Scott, Renee Benson, Edwin O. Ukpaby. Row 2: Glennard L. Swilley, Tonette F. Austin, Louis H. Redmond, Martin E. Bankhead, Barbara R. jackson, Donald Brimmer, Vincent Cole, Vincent Brown. Row 3: Keith Anderson, Don Wicks. Phi Kappa Phi Row 1, L-R: Dan Wieric, Charleen Eyster, Estelle Peters, Janis Montavon, john Deushane, Stan Ogden, Bruce Kimbrell, jean Prim- mer. Row 2: Karen Hollerich, Cindy Seeker, Mary Beth Long, Felicia Geeter, Renee Kozimor, Larry Sinchak. Row 3: Robert Brewer, Pat Arentsen, Charlene Besjak, Paul Harland, john Pfeiffer, Lisa Schneider, Rick jobus, R. Harris Cummings, Sue Wiedenmann, Mark Gardner, Gary Krusenoski, joe Simonson, james Dion, Gregg Wells, jim Van Eaton. American Marketing Ayfoeiation. Raw 1, L-R: Marsha La Tessa, Lisa Niemcyzk, Patricia Arentsen, Steve Luther, Rosanne Bachman, Richard Bishir, Roberta Niedermayer. Rau' 2: Diane Kubaitis, Linda Burchill, Mary Ellen Mikenis, Cathy Boris, Ann Lichtenberger, julie Joslyn. Row 3: Gary Hoadley, Beth Wellenraiter, Gail Miller, Diana Abouchar, Deborah Henry, Karen Postlewait, Susan Wa- silas. Row 4: Tim Nanfeldt, Brad Schumacher, Dave Karlin, Tim Barlow, Eve Miluslci, Steve Blake,-Ieff Porter, Larry Grogan, Laurel Herkes. BSBC If 'ssxux V Q ...- -ni - Bradley Student Businerr Comufzantr. Row 1, L-R: Kym Bowman, Sharen johnson, Duane jenkins, Deborah Tripp. Row 2: Phillip Doyle, Karen Robinson, Keith Alexander, Martin Bankhead, Crystal Morrissette, Pam Stewart. Row 3: jimmy Alexander, Ron Brimmer, Tom jones, sponsor. -Q. rv- I -4 Phi Chi Theta . .J if-N-. Q E nw- . , MA 5.36 4- -V ,-- , 7 A .. . f, -.a..a,..,,,.....4,. , 4 , ' N -..-1a....,4 Fmt Row: Beth Hoelter, Carol Messenbrink, Georganna Kovanda, Cheryl Grate. Second Row: Julie Joslyn, Ellen Trzaska, Karen Miller, RoseAnn Stoia, Judy Friedman. Third Row: Laurel Herkes, Mary Ellen Waszak, Pam Junkerman, April Steedman, Sue Hedr- icks, Donna Gabriel, Mary Lynn Schmitt, Cheryl Burritt, Ainsley Stathert. S.A.M. Sociegf hr the Advancement of Management. Row 1, L-R: Sandra Donelson, Debbie Babcock, William Eisler, Sue Stermer, Mary Duhig, Judy Friedman, Susan Brazes. Row 2: Tim Nanfeldt, Ted King, Glen Ross, Jim Wendt, Barb Gehrs, Roberta Blackwell, Denise Hojnacki, Anne Borgatell. 16 Student Ardes ,ri -gf Front LR Laura Herlovrch Patty Warchol Ed Mrller Mane Amendola Back Rob Schwartz uds Rxbxckr Pat Nrcholson Brran Mrller Mark Bradley Tour u1des il B3 nu IIN' S-I I 11' I B. Seated Lrsa Musollno, Scott Gerberdrng Standing Ed Mrller, Lrsa Hanschu, Mehnda French, Ann Frngerhood, Scott Prose, Paula Conrad, Brran Fletcher, jonr Hudson, Greg Trusner, Chrrs Drew, Thomas Glauner O il A ' ' ' t gf-fs r S t s . 5 . -fy. Q A -sf g , 1, f I f- -. :.- H X, 3 -A X - X . r '. X 1 N I Y . V .' lv ,VL V A . X . ', ., J 1 ff I .U R J .- 4. --1 , g ff .'y'.Qs ' --I'-VU:-, . fi ' '-wi' . yn .fl .44 . NH 1'2'h' 5 If k .9 L I . I Q. -vt ' - Jig V ' x. , . - 1 , , . ' ' J I V . . . . 7 ' 1 1 w ' - 1 I 4 w 1 , . C u , . - .. i v' s -4- -S.- ., p - '4 ' ' - 1 ' ! . 3- 49 , 1 v ' I ' V. -:', A ' h . lt 'L .- - ' ' ' .. ' 1 .',, , . ' ' If 4 '-x 111.41 - , , , ,V 1 I f A ig. 5. ' - . V s ., -. - V . , , .- X . . is , YJ! v ' ' ' -' , 01 1 . ' . - , 5 - ,C 1- 3f,' 5' 7 ' ' - '15, ts' . I 1' 168 1 v Scout BME E l l I i v ll ,l rl i l l Q Top, feared, L-R: Mark Sweerwood, -Ioan Be- , cker, K. Randolph, Linda Hildebrand, Nancy l l Bill jurevich, George Sloan, Kevin Bronson, l Mike Miller, Chris Faulkner, Keith Kelly, Guarise, Terri Long, Ross Peterson. Stezmiing: Mike Fancher. Center: Terri Long, George gr Sloan, Nancy Guarise. Bottom: Nancy Guarise, l Mike Miller, George Sloan, Linda Hildebrand, 5 Bill jurevich, Kevin Bronson, Terri Long. w L 1 5 l . 3 l s ! 1 l I ll 1 I l 1 l l C.W.A. i has l A Council jbr uy07lZ?7Z'J' Awareneyr. Sitting, L-R: Louise Schlindler, Cindy Laughlin, Dede Dickstein, Laurie Gallo, Mary Ann Schreiber, Ellen Schmiege, Mickela Moore. Standing: Teri Steinback, Sue Swesnik, Diane Levine, Mindy Langer, Sharon -Io Welter, Angela Mennella, jean W. Miller fAsst. Dean of Womenj, julie Ehret, Debra Jeffries, Sherry Foss, Diane Greeley, Linda Hildebrand. BNSA Bradley Nursing Studenf Arsorialion, Rim' 1, L-R: Linda Mikulan, Charmaine McFarlaine, Nancy Buzan, Maureen McMillin, Vicki Sa- torius, Karen Krancic, julia Blonski, Nancy Gondzur. Rau' 2: Diane Miller, Joyce Stech, Kathy Brinkman, Terri Keithley, Dana Martin, Lori Waterkotte, janet Hurst, Rhonda Wolfe, Sue Lockhart. Row 3: Joni Forbes, jill Carlson, Mary Kay Meyer, Karen Sue Woollen, Diane Conradi, Nancy Walker, julie Lawrence, Kathy Doherty, Michelle Hanson, -Ian Steinert. Row 4: Barb Shirk Qadvi- sorj, Sue Pavel, Ruth Wiedenman, Sheila Hunyady, Kim Holme, jan Salinger, Carolyn Wynn, Teresa Dorethy, Barb White, Wanda Swanson. Hillel 'xv ff' 5'-'N Row 1, L-R: Roselle Michou, Micky Kantor, Judy Friedman, Myra Wohl, Steve Deutsch. Row 2: Harry Kessel, Debbie Wohl, Gary Shayne, Dave Colen, Sue Wohl. Row 3: Shelly Favus, Phil Koek, Al Wohl, Steve Levine, Dr. Alan,Galsky. Pan Hellenic Council l s M Q ,. 3 , . if ,Q . ,ij . Qing. ,Z Z 5 g ' v, llll v hilg.,-V 2 : 1 1 ii ru.. . A 2 1544 'J ' , ' ' r' 5 f ff V 'fig it W-W 'li A ,,,, gf. ff , T ,, ig, si, as W., , gj gt.,, , M Q S -we , M 3' L all or L' '13-a, R rd ri, Q f ' .1 a 2 if ll f , ' - I - EC? if -, , I 'Lf ' 1 Q J I 'rw di Row 1, L-R: Sharon jo Welter, Mary Carol Sanko, Tanya Walker, Tammy Friedman. Row 2: janet Hurst, Susan Levin, Laura Wil- son. Row 3:10211 Schimanski, Mary Beth Long, Laurie Turton, Peggy Yull. 4.hN 172 U 'fi 9 I E v I g 1 fi I I7 T 4 l E 1 -J 5396! INS sd N Y N 2 Jw -if w 0 Y flaga SL vig YS xi vxbfk 'QX N -wx aw- 4' Clockwife from top lah: joan Schimanski, Arr Graff, john Hayes, Marta Keever, Mary Ellen Waszak, Nancy Gondzur. wf' ffm y Aff ,ff 175 wap, ...W QQ Ks' v- ' v X, ' , I W.. . 1 W' ' 5'fff. ,,- , I.. V , N, 4-,, 1 ' ,',f,'f 4 - L Z ' V. 3 if -f R . , ' ' , ' 5 fn , ,l f 'V ' W f ' ,-1 as-+ -1' Bi.. . ' ' ' f-1, yn 5 '- W4 I , Ei-.si iv, . 'H y A -i kwvjkx- 'W 1 XR A 'I 1 4 K . ,.-w'Q2?2:f,'t . H... I , .- Hospitality Corps Front. L fo R: Julie Raufeisen, Mary Ellen Eaglston, Marilina Riggs, Janet Lyon, Wendy HalOerin, Julie Wein, Tammy Friedman. Angela Kalamaras, Kathy Brinkman, Terri Arney, Jerrie Maines. Rou' 2. L fo R: Marisol Niever, Dena McGregor, Barb White, Wanda Swanson, Margaret Myers, Margaret Locker, Ellen Spargo, Valentine, Patricia Taylor, Caren Robertee, Dana Martin, Janet Hurst, Patti Spillar, Barb Dunsheath, Terry Kauthe. Razz' 3: Linda McCown, JoAnn Pearson, Lisa Hanschu, Rene Such, Beth Ko- cmond, Maribeth Brenenk, Cindy Niemeyer, Karin Kurp, Jayne Christensen, Maryelene Stone, Tami Morande, Kay Mitchell. Bey- erly Morton, Demetrice Worley, Glenn Fox, Jayne Baldwin. Rau' 4: Courtney Slomer, Denise Renty, Elizabeth Matthews, Mike Harper, Cindy Raskin, Tracey Pool, Nancy Sigmund, Chris Skibinski, JoEllyn Moore, Peg Berghahu, Ellen Michaels, Terri Carlock. Phylis Shoopak. Rout 5: Roger Hall, La Eonzo Palmer, Ted King, Carol Rarers, Scott Eotre, Rau' 6: Debra Ludwig, Vince Smith, Larry Belohon, Ron Doris, Danielle Sabarese, Patty O'Malley, Gregg Wells, Jean Standard, Rich Katzenberger, Penny Baley, Phil Kaek, Dave Colen, Steve Heidler, Gary Shayne. Rau' T' Brian Hali, Steve Boileau, Greg Sykes, Palmyria Ratdiff, Jerome Morris, Harry Morris, Thomas Barany, Mark Elslager, Joan Boyle, Mark Schapiro, Gerald Pentsil, Shane Hart, Don Klecher, Steve Schlafman. 3 Admission Aides i i i The Ad111i,r,vi011,r Aidef Board in vbfzzge of Hoybitfzfiqyf C0505 mmjm gf Icy? to rzgfazi' Roger Dusing, Lisa Gordey, Leslie Pinney, Steve Dawson. Gamma Sigma Phi Gamma Szlgma Phi is a service sorority for qualified women. Lgfi In rrglvl: Peggy Anderson. Sue Duffield. Nancy Dean. Tamara Chism. micron Delta Kappa 3 U 1.7 X7 gf if -4 Ol72fH'0lI Defra Kfgbpa is .1 national honorary fraternity. From. fqfl to l'ILQZ7f.' Heidi Sanlco. Bark. lqfi In riglvfx Ed Miller, Ellis Moseley, Judy Rybicki, Brian Miller. xt' Rotbart, Tammy Friedman, .Ian Salinger, Mary Carol Chimes Cbimey is a national honorary organization to which qualified junior women are elected. Front. IM fo rigbf: Diane Miller, Margaret Dospil, Lisa Schneider, Heidi Rothart, Michelle Hanson, Mari Hackett, julie Laurence, Barb Bals. Bark: Kathy Anderson, Kathy Wimmer, Mary Long, Laura Herlovich, Sharon jo Welter, Mary Ellen Waszak, Betty Berry, Lori Hughett, Judy Duncan, Vicki Muller, Nancy Nicholson, Rosemarie Stabile. Sigma Alpha Iota Szgma A402241 Iam is a music honorary. LQ? to right ir: Kathy Steck, Tammy Rudolph, Nancy Bogusch, Judy Rybicki, Mary Beth Witry, Marilyn McGuire, Michelle Smith, joan Hardin, Linda Schott, Amy Wilcoxon, Christa Glassman. ACBU The Artiz'2z'ie5 Comic!! ofBr4z:l!ey Unizferrity is an organization responsible for many campus activities. The pur- pose of this organization is to provide programs of cultural, educational, social, and recreational enrichment for the entire student body, faculty, and staff. Among other things, each year this group organizes such events as Campus Carnival, the Spring Festival of the Arts, and Homecoming, as well as films, lectures, talent nights, and major and mini-concerts throughout the year. The Council is committee oriented, and includes an Executive Board and an Activities Board, both of which meet weekly. ID 'N-v'4'q'A 1 If IJ!! T x u 'nu f I' , Q5 , , ff p I lf' I 0 5, W , I an Q i -:l .s- i 1 1 A v rt-. .,ALQ l fd- Fronf. L fo R: Bob Hall, Austin Lynch, Katrina Royar, Virginia Tervola. Sffzndilzg, L to R: Keith Kelly, Robert Lillibridge, jim Klamut, Mary Duhig, john Harry, Candy Kelsey, jim Didier, Barb Dunsheath, Judy Duncan, Steve Sandofer, Lisa Strahan, Elaine Bottari. Bark, L I0 R: joe Nash, Scott Gerberding, Kevin Lyngaas, Marty Zippert. 1 179 Geisert Hall Staff ffiixx lT VC f' Shi' Ch ' N1 Farlane, .lack Silver, Cathy' Morrow, Mike jones, From. ZW fo Hgbff Mark Lundviek, Renate Barton, Peola Alleyne, Armaine i c ' d h B m.1n, Mari Hackett. Bark. fqfl lo wglvl: Rich Mitnik, John Williams, Judi' Derocher, Greg Wittland, Mary Kay XY al smit ,hlon .lu Dennis Brown, Linda Tungett, Edwin Ukpaby. Keith Nykiel. Dave XY illinms, Geisert Dorm Council Hg. I 'sl llll 77 'U U7 3 fb 4 '7 P9 FH 2. II N fx, 73' fb 7 F' O 'J' C3 fi F' U1 F7 fl 4 fb D y. 27 S 'E fu P' -. Q PU g- -41' , i 4- .A Fran! mir. fqfl fo wlglvr: Howard Burns, Stephanie Lovloek, Meg e is, au 21 to V d lk Q hanie Holly, Kathy' Springman, Katie Nicholson. Rau' 3. L to R: Dave Eileen Attenberg, Anne Anderson, 'lean an ewa 'er, -rep Neel, jim Fox, Rich Pteltz, Dan Sido, Wfgiyne Mauthe, Russ Binder, Mike Kovanda, Ed Golob, Wfojtysiak. WCBU WCBU is the campus based radio station. Front. lg? to right: Howie B, Meiseles, Laura G, Garfinkel, Roger Dohrick, I-I. Wfayne Wilson. Sfanding, XM to right: Rich Kulawiec, Bob Crowe, Paul Feinman, janet Munro jesse, Frank Thomas, Andy Heaton, Michael Stern, Dave Grebner, Kevin Teale. Newman Foundation The Newman Fozmdalion is a Catholic sponsored organization named in honor ofjohn Henry Newman, a Car- dinal of the Church who felt that college students have questions and needs concerning their faith that are unique to them. The Newman staff consists of Father Ted Wolgamot, Sr. Rachel Bergschneider, and Mr. Tom Krieshok. L 181 From. I. fn R: Kevin Westhurg. Bob Hall, Mark Berry. Frm' 171111 I. In Rf Joann Malstrom, Cindy Goldman, Sue Cloutier, Margaret Currie, 'Ian Larxon. Pat lNleXWilliams, Lee Ludeman, Kerry Koeher, Kathy Gildea, Deanna Peters, Amy Sparz, Joann Wfolski, lfddie Melflroy, jean Vandeyyalker, Marx Weirsmgl, Namy Ciomllur. ,Xkmmf ruin. I- to R: slim Parker, Mike Poxdal, Donna Fox, Darla Hamburg, Steve Cary, Loren Doppelt, Dan johnson, Kim Holmes, Kathy Boehm, Larry Grogan, hlim Berg, Kathy Buhmann. 'lfvinf l'flIl'. I. lo R: Dave Ness, Mary 'lo Miller, Stephanie Broom, Ellen Voegeli, ligon Meneker. Helen Sadler, Natalie Meyer, Peggy Sax- sorossi, Karen Vanni, Rhonda XY olfe, ,lane Dambowy, ,lim Coolidge, Brian Paschal, Lane Norton. Fwzrlfw mu: 1- fn R: Stan Melfaslin, Roh Zapinski, Chueli Eckert. Dean Hof-fer, Sharon Robson, -Ioe Zid, Leo Oherto, hlohn Busel. B.1ri.' Bob Stalzer on Bruce Foulie. f Gb y . f 1 1 1 f f I, 1 1 185 Publications Council Sefllerf. L In Rf Jan Larson, Jan Michclson, Ray Figlcwicz, Rod Rubcrg. Sf.111tI'i11g. L in R: Dave Karlin. Mike Miller Arbitration Board Seated. L. fn R..' Ray Zarvcll, Hager Bach. Sfrllldfllg. L fa R: Paul Alvcy, Allyn Moore, Mike Ellis. CACC Cafzqbur Arfiz'ifie.t Coordifzatifzg Commiffee. Seated, L. to R: Joni Hudson, jennifer jones, Anita Craig. Standing, L. to R: Glen Ross, Diane Greeley, Ed Miller, Barb Dunsheath. Cb! Rho Home . . . is a mutually supportive trans-generational fellowship for personal Christian growth, for dialogue, for service. Open to students, faculty, people from the local churches and from the world community. Front, L to R: Tommy McAlister, Nancy Dean, Martha Lammers. Back, L to R: Ed Burks, Rev. Carl Bollinger, Ann Bollinger, Richard Lammers, Mrs. Burks, Mike Winn, Gary Benner. Campus Carnival The Steering Committee consists of, L to R1 Denise Quinn. Kathy Buck. jenny Fritsch, Danielle Sabarese, Marty Zippert, Carol Hann, Nancy Gondzur, Kerry Kocher, Darla Hamberg. Pam Miller. 'left' Cvehrig, ,Ioan Boyle, Chorale Sopranos: Elizabeth Batnabe, .Iudv Durocher, Debra Fraker, Meredith Gilchrist, 'Ioan Hardin, Gina Inguagiato, Monica Lulav, Erin Mur hv, Sharon Robson, Tammv Wfessler. Altos: Marcia Berg, Theresa Hughes, Marv Io Kee an, Marilvn McGuire, Vicki Muller, P . . t t . , ET , judv Rvbicki, Betsv Schertz, Linda Shutler, Michele Smith, Beth Tavlor, -Ioan XViff, Carol Wfooten, Tenors: john Abner, Pat Ale- sandrini, Wfavne Badger, Tom Hester, Dave Lovett, Bill Nash, David Nelson, Tim Staats, .lohnnie Turner. Basses: jay Chapman. -Iohn Cross, Russ Hammond, Robert Heitzman, Dennis Ingram, David Lloyd, Bernie Marklev, 'Ieffrev Mondlock, jack Nelson, Donald Sidlowski, Robert Susman, Bill Wellemey'er, Peter Wfessler, David Zietlosv, 41- -..f4L,qp' . 't4W ,,' f '- , 19 -V J I' f., 4 9' .,.. cf f, , ff, Q I X fff ' 1 I I 5 mud! 1 an-M845 'if -f. ,A , ff,-f ff' 2 L ff ... www, 44 Q. Y S: A re requeylf falling on deaf ea rs? Hockey Club Struggles For Survival 1- L' ak 3 1 who BU o Elmhurst College 9 S NIU 9 IO Daley College H 2 U of Illinois 10 ll Indiana Univ. Ai 8 ISU 1 2, 6 Purdue University 7 5 Purdue University 7 5 Marquette Univ. 11 6 Univ, of Wfisconsin 2 8 Springfield Randers 5 15 Knox College 4 9 Drake University 5 3 Marquette 5 IO jolietjr. College 0 2 College of DuPage 12 1 Univ. of Missouri 5 2 Univ. of Missouri 8 The hockey club concluded its 78-79 campaign with a lackluster 7-11 record. Internal problems plagued the squad throughout the season. Shortages of personnel, operating funds, fan support and organized lead- ership could all be traced to one familiar source, the administrations per- renial failure to recognize them as a varsity team. Standouts on this year's club included Mike Bleck, Mark Christensen, Glen Borowski, and four- year veteran Frank Herout. 189 On February 28, 1970, 40 theatre majors, faculty and friends chris- tened the new Carousel Playhouse with a bottle of cheap champagne. Together they described their move from the stage in Neumiller Chapel of Bradley Hall to the playhouse in four simple words, A dream come true. The Bradley Theatre Dept. began their performances in the Carousel on Oct. 2, 1970, with the produc- tion of three Theatre of the Absurd plays, and according to Dr, Collins J. Bell who has been with the de- partment since 1964, it was only fit- ting that they end their stay with the same type of performance. A Farewell to Carousel -Q6 xi cet S rust! 190 O' Bell explained what prompted their move to the Carousel in 1970. There were a lot of problems in availability of Neumil- ler to us and we just did not have much time to get a show together. So, we found a place, this old place, and moved in. At the time it was our dream, he said. Bell said there are a lot of good things about the Carousel but very few of them have to do with a good place to put on plays. For a person who loves the theatre and cloesnlt care where he sees it, its like way off broadway in some little church base- ment. It's great, but for the average theatre patron who likes a little comfort it's terrible, Bell explained. Farewell Carousel . . . Hello dreams, memories and bigger challenges. It's a dream come true. 191 S P . ac adam IC S 195 -' ,ol-3. 'Nw 39.1, s College qf Bzzsineys -- V : ',. in ,L si-I frifgx 1-9 - i Nr 'Wi ,yin ri. :iff T' CFSPVZQ yr . 99596 QE. Mil' Commzmimtion and Fine A My 'mf-4 Jn Nail!! null- ' --uw YZ? ! nf X ,Q 'F i xi ,we WL: -0' ,am- my an 0 V 'M-fa., 4 i ,f i 75. 2 197 'ur , .,,.. ..,.-nw iwn-.ew-an 4-sara College qf Edzzcation SHOW bfi 'ss mg: Wk., -.xv .N if zw College qf Engineering onel Technology , 4' 7 -, I f I , Wx. 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