Bradley University - Anaga Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1987 volume:

, iq A I. , ,Ay7,,v'i,,., .,,,'.,. A Q. ' '- - I ' 4 .' '..r Jfxf'f1 3'f'.fg'-' '. In I ,X f fu ' , 5' , 1 ' a 'A I 'o . ' '-'4'.13' -'us-ILE, J. v ,'-.u ,. , V... ,n ' ' -4',..-'f',' . . il.. ,4'.i.n l,,'1, -1 ', .n',ln'.,,-if A Ti' I-il .kr --1',4fi'N.,':,'u. . I ,'..r,', T' Yo, A 1 unix.,-+14 ' -v -. V N ' v V jj' gl . ,H-7 - fllkfz' 1 . 'f4 .,5'f 'I' 1 N, 1. ' , Lip- ',','1'Q'k-.Yrf.,:JfTrn-fp I W :.'.: 4, my. .urn it .R A 1 f -- - . W- 4-ew 43 V. 3 4 4 x 'V --1 U' l.s,.?',fLf?,.-'5:9s,A'f', 'p' . 1 r ' I AJ,-,J ', ..xu',u F! 4- M .-f :4..e:- .uv 'Jil Af' 5.5. I . J- A, a . 1- -, s. 4 H Fr' ANAGA 1987 Bradley Umverslty 61625 Vol XXXVI 0 Wm uf. in Hj'f 'U! 'ffQ '1lunf M M- Vwymul N1 N ,vang ff, ','mp,l 5 m ' ' I2 fb g. , , , r 'W 1 Aiysgx-Wa,! M 444. l H V, 4 Y vis if 5 i . Q 4 1 I 2 .... 10 ronjp 86 eniors 98 1 26 5' an , . 1 s 'i JUN 2 0 1988 Bradley's campus remained in step with the changing world in 1986-1987. The school year began as usual. Students ar- rived in late August from all over the U.S. and other nations, settling into Harper, Wyckoff, Williams, and other dorms for the next two semesters. However, all dorms are not created equal. During the summer, Geisert was transformed into the Dorm of the Future. .JI lfx 1 4!MODEFiN TIMES 3- 1... if f.. . ..i,. ,A . . Tu. 1. Left: Visitors find good times at Bradley. Top right: A bird's eye view of Olin Quad. Bottom: The Hartmann Center for the Performing Arts. Photos by Frank Mehlig and Chris Kowalczyk Almost all the rooms had been sup- plied with AT8tT microcomputers com- plete with graphics and word-processing programs. Such modernization was not limited to the dorm rooms alone. The redecora- tion of Geisert and University Hall cafe- terias greatly enhanced the dining atmo- sphere. All cafeterias also underwent a switchover in management. MODERN TIMESXS A less noticeable but, perhaps, a more so- cially relevant change also occurred. University Hall, or U-Hall, lost its reputation as Fortress of the Maidens lbeing an all female dormj when it housed male residents for the first time in many years. They were placed on a renovated ground floor. Lovelace dorm, previously a freshman male dorm, was leased as an incuba- tor facility for small businesses. X, GXMODERN TIMES lf- F-. 14 .. 'I i .xA1 I , . xp Dx 'fl ,. , fi ' 1 x ' , , '. 1 '. ,- f' ,,' ' ' S -r' sf'-.-v-,'.'c 'g l' .X D :I fr 'f.1:- 'XA' ' X ,' N' '. 4 .' 3 a -' - ' - flfia' ' 'fil - fr Q , - f I yi :- , L I f . 1 I .gi It in .K 5 ,ff ffyyf If ,,I'! v . . . f ,fu , . I. n fy' mi.. N. ' l n -ig A.: Io: I ,!'l:'r J . I 'ii 1 'I Q, ll, II r--, I , Igiliil 1 ,' -. .,'fff,', I' I v ,Q I, , , , ..: J-. Photos by Frank Mehlig and David Bard gig il S2144 af! 'vff if 3 I 7 ' . :I u calf: 4 Z ,Z G r . MODERN TIMESX7 Sisson Hall, vacant last year, became the headquarters of student organizations and other various offices. This may have been the last year that Duryea Hall stood as the art class building. Construction of the Heuser Art Center be- gan in back of Duryea, which is destined for demolition. It is one of the oldest buildings on campus, once used for the manufacture of Duryea automobiles in the 193O's. .4 i l 6 ,I SXMODEFRN TIMES l ,, xx ,, K y ll' x 'x l Left:4A Homecoming couple strikes a sweet pose. Top right: Baker Hall, College of Business Administration. Bottom: Cullom-Davis Library. Photos by Frank Mehlig and Dan Sasveld x., af' 1-i. u In the midst of all these changes, Brad- ley University maintained traditional stan- dards of quality in education and residential living. The pace of the '8O's was met with undaunted spirit as Bradley entered Mod- ern Times. X3 Top left: Daily traffic between classes. Bottom: Construction for the new Heuser Art Center be- hind Duryea Hall. Right: A fungus finds a home on a willow in Olin Quad. Photos by Frank Mehlig and Chris Kowalczyk MODERN TIMESXQ w bi .. . 'fr Q 5, A 1 YZ ,7- iw. Q Lf' r, ' W R 43 ,N ix 5, ' x . 4 ' n - AXv ' lf wr s'4lTs-ff M, L fat pl V' . . Q 3 i s.-. if if f -x 6 , N 'TIIMZL J . Q 55 X ' W?1W?f L. . - IULUL4 EU E IS: ' 4-. in., 'if xi x .7 .J 1 ff. an. .- v ' ' I F -3 L 3 I . -' jd ',- ' .C 'X ..' , A .nv -v - - r Ur 9' '5 9' rs Q I X' '51 'sh ' . l?ll.x ' X 7 'Y' I Y . 7-'1',. Q ' C-. Q s Lau, :lvl '.- ', ' ll -- 'Q' ig: ,wp T , 1 -Q ,:'f we an -- '- R' fir y -gk 5 1 U ' -'Q I' - . Jr' 1 :: , F ,gg g I f - 'wt X-lx Ei A ,gl Q f , . . J sh QQ' f ' N A r 1- . ff fn , A . -,- 5: , X U - - . g , A. ,r T rf ' A, X X., - ' f'- 44 . . vi if Q . 4- ep- 'k.li- I 4. -ri za- ,, Klf l 4 , YA V 9,.. 3'-ft X' W' f'?f 4' 1 if 3 x x K 8 .ph Xa' ' YH QX P Gamesfest was held this year on February 12th at Haussler Hall. Each team, consisting of six members, competed in a vari- ety of games which required skill, technique, and a fun loving nature. Included on the agenda were the traditional wheel barrel walk, egg carry, and orange carry and pass contests. One of the more unique games was the shoe pile. The team which found their shoes and put them on first was the winner. The over-all winner of Garnesfest was Sigma Chi. X kivtin Us 1 , lvl is 195 I Q. ar' ' , ,, 19 , 5 If-A 'rs Immediately after the All-Campus Picture, ap- The annual pep rally was held February 13th at the Robertson Memorial Fieldhouse proximately ten teams participated in the Home- Among the special guests introduced atthe rally coming Scavenger Hunt. The teams were each giv- were the Bradley Braves basketball team, the en clues which related to romance and Bradley. Merri-N-ettes and cheerleaders. the Homecom- Each clue led to another location on campus. The ing court, and all-school president, Karen Be' 1st place super-sleuths were Williams Dorm Coun- kowski. By the end of the pep rally, students had their spirits primed and ready for the Big Gamer Zfo l ll V757 l fqs 1 l - K Y- , X S -,ff-txik i . XJ - ... - if 'x,1-VQGN f . -M- WNI HAIHU 1 f l t 1 Photos by Frank Mehlig and Simon Gee HOMECOMINGX1 5 N js A 1,-1:54 f 4 1' 1 al li 5' at ive: I' g ...NM . -T' x lu- N A wx ,,,. A P ,.: .f,f?s::Q, Q.r f5:gsw1v '.e, , -': sw,g,3.g- brgxfm :. .'--'J'w,v I'W'.' ,45 ' , W N F f- -, f9.v'1n:'xv-5 x, 'yn- S'25Q , 51 . we, M25 -J? 53-4 f 'Wigigzig xl 1 5, rf., A, 4 sf: :K X' 'U' - ' 'Rh' F55-4 . 1 N. fax-V-K1 .x,.,, ,-5, QS? -5 , , N QM ' I 53' rr ' R ' 4 X 6 Vx L- ...X 1 ,X N' v . -dx .1. .J 'x l l R ,,... R44 R-v 'il' , i , Qlllll :QW '7 W 'X 7 Q 7 ff fn-5: To complete Homecoming, the Romancing Bradley Dance was held at the Peoria Civic Center. On the evening of VaIentine's Day, following an exciting Bradley Braves victory over Wichita State, 86-85, couples danced the evening away, This event closed the 1987 Spirit Week and thus, another Brad- Iey Homecoming went down in the Bradley history book. All in all, S-P-I-Ft-I-T was the homework for the week and students completed this assignment with great results. Photos by Frank Mehlig and Simon Gee HOMECOMINGX17 AUGUST, 1986 Well, you see, It started like this E WELCOM BACK STUDENTS i ,lk- TSXAUGUST 1986 Photos by David I Common Meal Amidst the chaos of moving into the dorms and the transition into a more aca- demic frame of mind, the all-school picnic drew students together for a final farewell to summer. Grilled steak in one hand, chips and pop in the other, students made friends or got reacquainted as they milled around the field- house. D IIA K -T ,ff i A . Y f i r ox ff . bids: F Ya. wi . than-v-:nan f ffm , b A '1 Aw rf' ' '1'i'l!hl - !l .w. Photos DY Dave Hamemik ALL-scHooL PICNICH9 fi, c Une Foot in the Door We are all here in the hope and con- fidence that Bradley University will arm us with the most powerful weapon one can use in conquering the world - knowl- edge. On September 23rd, a wide array of company representatives gathered on campus to attract potential employees and exhibit the opportunities available to those who know that knowledge is an important asset. Students at Bradley acquire exper- tise in a variety of different fields. They may, as a result, find employment with a variety of institutions. ti- To Closer It follows that the potential em- ployers represented at Career Day were as diverse as AT8tT Network Systems and Pizza Hut, or the K-Mart Corpora- tion and the U.S. Peace Corps. This vari- ety reinforces the attitude of the career counseling center that there is a suitable career field for every individual. Judging from the high turnout of representatives, business and educa- tional leaders have taken note of the quality of BradIey's graduates. 4 ' v A i sy' i shake says it all. 'Q . his ffl ill- ' , f , 125.342 ',.' ny, , . A r , 1.3. 32,341 . .1 , . .1',q! f .' ,f .., , f fi. f-. , , f . :LQ t' 0 fluff. . l- I i ' 7. . , , I . ' ' 4 ' -I . ..o . ' 1 ' ' 'Q - f f A satan,-va -Y ,qv-nu-an-.owen-naman-so-svn-,.. W v . z Top Center: A future businessman talks to the representatives of the Timken V gf 4 Company. Above Left: Taking a closer look. Left: Student had the opportunity ' 3 to get straight answers about the different companies. Above: A firm hand 0 .as- A, v ' Ii aldlf' Ninn.. ,, I do-gl'-' H 4' t 4 I' -Q f VA , - - - .4 1.1 'hr-',,. I 3:92-s I . gg, , '7 Q , A ' .' .ii f' X ' W-W A 'ft 11, N I ' ef-f Filling in the Spaces Classes may take up most of the day but those with too much spare time might get bored. The Activities Fair gave students, especially freshmen and transfer students, a chance to learn about the extra-curricular activities of- fered on campus. Most of BradIey's clubs and organi- zations took advantage of the Fair to re- cruit new members. A few area busi- nesses also had booths set up to wel- come the students back. Food, pencils and pens, id. wallets, and other items were given away. Photos by Frank Mehlig and Dave Hamernik Top Right: Warm, sunny weather put students in the mood to join in the fun. Bottom Left: A caricature art- ist revealed true personalities, Bottom Right: An anachronism society showed off the best of the Mid- dle Ages to entertain the crowds, ACTIVITIES FAIFU21 Celebrating Greek Spirit Bradley University is host to a large variety of Greek organizations, believing that they are as much a forum for the fos- tering of leadership, scholarship, and phi- lanthropy as any other campus groups. With over twenty-five different sororities and fraternities an inevitable, yet good- hearted, competition exists. Competitive energies are released during Greek Week, seven days of con- tests, races, and parties reminiscent of the old Olympic Games festivities. Greek houses vie against each other in chariot races, tug-o-war, pyramid building, comi- cal skit presentations, and mud volleyball fto name just a few of the gamesl. Greek presidents participate in a special contest, the Presidents Race. The object is to dig a penny out of a pot of flour . . . using only the face. And for all those oatmeal lov- ers out there, there was also a contest to see who could eat the most oatmeal. Greek houses were dressed in banners in- corporating this year's theme, The Choice of a New Generation. Those who came to view the competi- tions included both Greek and non-Greek students. Sigma Nu emerged as the win- ner ofthe most games. Delta Upsilon pro- vided stiff competition but came in second. . JF 22fGFlEEK WEEK 'ig- f' Far Top Left: Block! Hit! . . . But not at the same time! Top Center: Water goes on, mud comes off, Far Top Right: Catch or hit and wheres the D3lI'7' Bottom Center Right: TEP lands their spaceship if S i ' 3, ,l ,Q in 'A I ,N i t-'Hit' A ,ii ii , 0 I ' 9 , iv L -3 'Ez Center: Are these Phi Taus trying to hide some- thing? Far Bottom Left: Sig Delts display their spir- it. Bottom Center Left: Smiles through the mud. gs. for Greek Week. Far Bottom Lett: Sigma Nos ban- ner focuses OD purity. Photos by David Bard -rn- E F! -!':'7ff'- 'P ' sa -it 11.5 ' :I . ,9y ', X. '!b'vii'- 4 'Zfff-. i I I l ' I i - ' .1-: :- x If ' I 'J . , X' YV fo' t, 'Qu x x, 1 0 J ,nf A i i W. 1 J? -v ' M --. -. ffwit' sfo, A W V1r'x Y' it LW I li -14 GREEK WEEK!23 This Page, Top Left: Sig Delts can hold their own in a tug-O-war. Top Right: Getting dressed in the dark . . . see what can happen? Bottom: Greeks charge down Institute Street in the big race. Opposite Page, Top Left: The AEPi pyramid. Top Right: Gamma Phi Beta runners give their all. Bottom Left: Sigma Nu prepares the chariot. Bottom Right: No slack here! Photos by David Bard i if fi it 25 -,,fF 24!GFtEEK WEEK P061 qi IT C 'UT- tx .asf xr fs-........:x f xl, ' A . 5 f , r . I I' s fl' u .ii K GREEK WEEK!25 Every year, the Mainstage Committee of ACBU offers Bradley students a chance in the limelight, at least for a few minutes. Talent Night was held at the Student Cen- ter Ballroom again this year and a total of eight different acts performed. The judg- ing was tough but with the help of selected students and staff members, the three top acts were chosen. In third place was Tom Richmond, who won with a comedy act. A lip sync group, Bobby and the Stingersf' who in real life are Martha Simeone, Kristie Ma- sen, Frank Flay, Karen Mueller, and Travitt Hamilton, came in second. First place winners were Diana Bonham and Simon, her dummy. They had a fantastic ventriloquist act called Football that obviously won the judges over. Prizes received were dinner certificates, t- shirts, and mugs. 26fTALENT NIGHT Stars Come out At 'cNight 39 Q .H gf 'n 5 CD ' E . F u S 2 .. TALENT NIGHT!27 -1 .14 jribufe 0 graclky ,A geai Bradley University sets aside a day in October every year to honor its founders and its roots. There is no doubt that Lydia Moss Bradley and those who assisted her in opening the Polytechnic Institute in 1897 would be impressed by its growth into a major comprehensive university. Ever since that first class of seniors graduated in 1901, Bradley students have been walking away with a quality education. This is one reason why outstanding teachers are honored on this day. The Putnam Award for Excellence in Teaching went to Dr. Gerald Elseth, a biology professor. Dr. Robert Baer, a marketing instructor, received the Burlington Northern Foundation Award for Teaching, and the Burlington Northern Foundation Award for Scholarship went to Dr. Harold Rosenberg, a psychology teacher. Dr. Kalman Goldberg, economics professor, received the Illinois Outstanding Professor award from the Council for Advancement and Support of Education. Awards were also given out for excellence in alumni involvement. Top: Dr. John Hitt presented awards to Bradley pro- fessors. Middle: Dr. Harold Rosenberg certainly looks pleased with his award, as well as the rest of Bradley was. Bottom: A musical intermission by the Chorale at Dingledlne. Among the speakers were Karen Rekowski, all-school president, Rex Linder, the Alumni Association president, and Dr. Martin G. Abegg, B.U. president. In honor of these outstanding individuals, student attendance was encouraged by the cancellation of classes that met during the ceremonies. 28!FOUNDER'S DAY Q 'V fl' . T' if ' H r A J-1 1 QIIX - - Yvx N'0'Q9 1 H A 1- . o I u'. ..n 744 -, . .4. 5 . f f a - W J ul' fig? F R'-A 3 1 2 arg? YQ 9 K 4 I ' r BACK to BRADLEY Perhaps they came back to Bradley out of nostalgic feelings for their old Alma Mater, or perhaps they came out of curios- ity iour campus has changed drastically in the past five decadesl. But whatever the motivation, on October 23, 1986, approxi- mately fifty members of the Class of '36 came to Peoria from as far away as Cali- fornia to attend a fifty-year class reunion. The reunion was a combined activity with the extensive Founder's Day celebra- tion. Brunch was held at Wildlife Prarie Park and a debut reception was held for the Fifty-Plus club. Some forty alumni who received their degrees fifty or more years ago participated in the first meeting of this club. Left: Looking for familiar faces in old photographs. Bottom: Catching up with college friends. tk ' . 22' fv S :J ' f lv' i O 1936 nEuNioNf31 N. it f -1 va 'ff In the spirit of charity and good fun, Delta Tau Delta and Pi Beta Phi hosted a dance marathonffund-raiser. The event kicked-off at six o'clock on the evening of November 6th and lasted a grueling eigh- teen hours. Only four couples were left on the floor of the Fieldhouse, even though fifteen couples started the marathon. First place winners Rich Steele and Rainy Crichlow received a S350 gift certifi- cate to the River Station. Second place winners Rob Dauer and Jill Lubovitz won a S25 gift certificate to Jumer's. A S10 gift certificate to Vonachen's Old Place was awarded to David Julien and Cindy Lu- bawy. The dance was only part of the fund- raiser. Raffle tickets were sold for Miller and Meisterbrau beer signs, Corona beer t-shirts, and assorted posters. Co-spon- sors of the marathon were Miller Light, the Italian Kitchen and Deli, and lnterdorm Council. Approximately S2400 was raised for the American Cancer Society. 32foANcE 'riL'You onop r E l l i l ll l 4 'TL 'll-KICANWAY all wn-opnpl IQ . T 5 A 1 3g G 2 6 5 ' 4, .M J, Top Left: Did he step on your toes again? Top Right: The hand jive is quicker than the eye. Bottom: Real winners just don't know when to quit! Photos by Simon Gee I BGG' A night of fun and horror a night never to be forgotten' Halloween weekend represents Bradley s tradi tion of serious partying at its zenith Hardly an organization on campus failed to host some sort of event be it a standard bash or happy hour with out the spirit of ghosts and goblins at its core Costumes were required at many but not all ofthe Greek parties most of which were open to the entire campus Ferret Face Comes to Town Larry Linville visited Bradley's cam- pus on November 4th, attracting a mas- sive audience and much excitement. Most know him as ferret face or Major Frank Burns from the movie and television series M.A.S.H. Mr. Linville came to campus as part of the ACBU Lecture Committees Fall Se- ries. He opened his show with a small dance and some very frank remarks. His vibrance was evident from the begin- ning and contagious throughout the eve- ning. First came a description of Larry Lin- ville himself, the man and his career. Sur- prisingly, his first ambition was to become a pilot, even through his tenure in college. When he was accepted to the London Academy for the Performing Arts, howev- er, that all changed. He promptly decided that acting was his Iife's passion. Mr. Linville then describes his many experiences with the M.A.S.H. series and those who were involved in its production. The night was topped off with the presen- tation of a forty minute uncut episode of M.A.S.H. After the lecture, Mr. Linville re- mained behind to meet those bold enough to ask for autographs, photos, and hand- shakes. Lppf .. ,.-snr f ' -'- BIZ LINVILLE, HALLOWEEN!33 Y' 4 3 9 A 3- Q 1111 8 4 5 5: Y ', If 1 1 f' ' I I l 0 UMXF :WVU 4 , 1-37,335 iig fir' , 3 i fi 1. ,, 4. ,W K+--5 Q1 , uf I Y Q1 'VI . ,, l , i , This Page, Below: Bikers turn a tight corner to pass opponents. Bottom: Getting a look at the competition ' . lining up on Elmwood. Top Center: After a few laps, the best riders pull ahead. Opposite Page, Top Right: Rounding the bend for the finish. Bottom Left: The race won't be getting any easier. Bottom Right: Time to take a long drink of water, although this biker looks as if he needs something stronger. xi Photos by Dave Hamernik . ' . - X 'N r- ' xff ' ' 'F wg. ' 4... 4 . .,, . -MPM' if 'A ' 5' paws..- if ,. t ?' I N' 'Y N PM :TAM I Wa.. . 5. i?Z7iixW Sim ' .5 ' 24960 I 1 M- ui .fmf ,.agnisd' A f 36!PHI TAU 500 1 ...... w 3, ,,. iw ., .,, L. X4- ..4.4A..4-.., A.- A i 1 'When For the second year in a row, Phi Kappa Tau held its Phi- Tau 500 bike race in an effort to raise funds for the American Cancer Society. The fraternity has a special interest in this or- ganization because an alumnus member of Phi Tau, Michael Winston, died from cancer. Volunteers rode in two-member teams along a course of fifty laps around a campus route. Twenty-five dollar entrance fees plus contributions from sponsors were donated to the so- ' 'sans-qv l' ' 4 f4I'7:.: -1-'1'v-'-kiwi fills, -' M ' 'ES' 9 , , ' girl Wm. 4 ' g , , f...-. , sgw. 'T .-2' C 1 9 . ua- EI'- ln 'xx 7 '5'k:'Ag'r'.v' ,,-. 1-2,0-,s. My-Ff V . nl 5 - I f 7 of X X . J P .,A.1fW,, .xx -- , fy -ff - . 1. , . , 9-. N - 'if -4- .J if la V' - 'i ,f i '.f 4 V ,,,,, . in 1 .1 , FAAX ' 1,7 .1-Qi' . 1 'P' - V 'N.,, 'LB-iff-.. lkfrgkr- - Q--.' U x F 4 Q ' 1 , ciety. The sponsor pledging the most money was the Italian Kitchen and Deli restaurant. Troy Gross and Joel Sauer of Sigma Alpha Epsilon crossed the finish line in first place. Don Hartdegen, philanthropy chairman of Phi Kappa Tau, was responsible for planning the race and obtaining sponsors. Although a total of four hundred dollars was raised for the American Cancer Society, Phi Tau would like to see even more community and Bradley involvement in the future. PHI TAU 500!37 UJE CHN MFIHE VCU Lf-IUGH Earl Burks, Joe Dunkel, Howie Kir- sten, and Winston the Wonder Dog chal- lenged Bradley students to a straight face contest. Sponsored by ACBU Mainstage committee, We Can Make You Laugh was held in the Student Cen- ter Ballroom. Contestants, selected pri- or to the performance, could have won twenty-five dollars if they survived two minutes of comedy without cracking a smile. Out of a total of five brave souls who attempted not to see the humor in the act, only two managed to walk away with the prize. All contestants received T-shirts for being such good sports. wx 38fWE CAN MAKE YOU LAUGH Three judges decided what consti- tuted a straight face. They were Jim Kappel, IDC president, Karen Rekowski. all-school president, and Father Jim Meyers of St. Marks parish. The contestants lasted anywhere from five seconds to a minute and fifty- five seconds before cracking up texcept for the winnersj, but the audience hadn't ' f om the moment the stopped laughing r show began. K.: 7 Going Opposite Page, Top: The most boring part of the show over the rules. Bottom Left: Mr. Plumber never looked like this before! Bottom Right: lt's a canine caper. This Page, Top: You just had to be there to believe it. Bottom Left: Now we know what happened to the Gerber baby. Right: A winner lets go of the laughter, Photos by Beth Cassidy WE CAN MAKE YOU LAUGHK39 llllll The Bradley Feud, a take-off on the game show Family Feud, kicked-off this year's All-Campus Carnival. The Feud fi- nals were held on November 12th. The Wil- liams Dorm Council was victorious over the other sixteen teams that entered and received the fifty dollar first prize for their efforts. The Bradley Feud was designed to raise awareness and student interest in the annual Campus Carnival. The Feud also helped to raise money to fund the up- coming event. This year the Campus Car- nival was held March 7th and 8th at the Robertson Memorial Fieldhouse. 4OfBFiADLEY FEUD . . . ls it a tie? Where's Richard Dawson when you need him? ii x RCCK FIJI I f T1 , vi - I 1 , a..-,I The Alpha Chi Omega!Phi Gamma Delta Rock-A-Thon was one of the more unusual fundraising events of the year. In an effort to generate donations for the Multiple Sclerosis Society, pledges from both houses collected money from spon- sors, the amount depending on how many hours were spent in a rocking chair, active- ly rocking of course. Opposite Page, Top Left: No one said you had to be awake to rock, Center Lett: Good times to catch up on homework. This Page, Top Left: Better record the moment for posterity. Top Right: Anybody know any good jokes? Bottom: The ultra-comfort, custom- made rocker. Photo of Bradley Feud by Frank Mehlig Photos by Simon Gee ROCK-A-THONX41 UZLLIEE ff ZW ' IUZW ' HJ 'Ulf L4lljL4L'l7ZW UMLZ7 From Bob Marley and the Whalers to Safari, reggae bands have come a long way. One reggae band has made numer- ous trips to our campus. Safari, the popu- lar band that the Black Student Alliance and the West Indies Students Association co-sponsored for the last two years. made its annual appearance first semester. They were eagerly awaited by students and the students weren't disappointed. Safari played to a somewhat less than expected crowd inthe Student Center Ballroom and they danced the night away. This Page, Top: The beat of the drums has put him to sleep. Right: Jam session! Opposite Page, Top Left: Yea, man! Top right: A guitarist smiles for the camera. Bottom: Let's get down and boogie! 42fSAFARI BAND 'ix wifi fbi I .fy H if rn ILS: Q1 g ? ' il ,-ft. 'v SAFARI BANDf43 TI-IE F CDREIG ER lin order of appearancel S!Sgt. Froggy LeSueur ..... ........ S teve Sturm Charlie Baker ..............,....... ...... B rooks Cooper Betty Meeks ....................... ..... L auri O'Connor Rev. David Marshall Lee ...... ...... E ddie Urish Catherine Simms ................ ..... S usan Bass Owen Musser ..... .................................... D aniel Allar Ellard Simms ...... .................................. R ichard Smith Townspeople ...... .......... J ames McCaffree, Sean McCarthy Chris Aubry, James Drago, Eva Loseth The Place: Betty Meeks' Fishing Lodge Resort, Tilghman County, Georgia, U.S.A. The Time: The Recent Past 44!THE FOFIEIGNEH Englishman Charlie Baker accompanies his pal Froggy LeSeuer to stay at a resort in Georgia, hoping to escape his troubles. However, Charlie has a fear of speaking with stran- gers so Froggy introduces him as a foreigner who knows no English. People at the resort speak freely around Charlie be- cause they think he doesn't understand. This makes Charlie privy to some very interesting conversation. The hysterical plot builds up to the climax when Charlie ends up saving the resort from the Ku Klux Klan! PRODUCTION STAFF Producer ............................................... ............ J ames Ludwig Director .................................................... .......... J effrey Huberman Scenic Designer Technical Director ......... ....... W illiam J. Langley, Jr. Stage Manager ....................................... .............. D ouglas Becker Assistant Stage Manager ................... .................. S heryl Taylor Lighting Designer ................... ....... J .C. Andrew Jordan Costume Designer .............. .................. D orothy Johnson Properties Mistress ......... ............................ L eigh Barrett Property Crew ........... .......... A ndrea Herson, Nancy Kelly Sound Designer ........ ............................. C aroline Gonzales Sound Crew .............. .............. C aroline Gonzales, Nancy Kelly Make-Up Designer ....... ................................................. H olly Givens Make-Up Crew .......... ....... S usan Bass, Chuck Egner, Holly Givens Master Electrician ........ .............................................................. J oe Proehl Lighting Crew ........... ..... L eigh Barrett, Lynda LeGrand, Becky Wilson, Joe Proehl, Rich Smith Scenic Carpenters ............. Paul Bates, Toyia Davis, Mark Graves, Deanna Johnson, Dan O'Connell, Ron Overholser, Byron Rivers, Eric Scott, Garrett Stearns Set Construction .................. Brooks Cooper, John Jordan, Jim McCaffree, Sean McCarthy, Lauri O'Connor, Dave Ottenfield, Joe Proehl, Mike Schafer, Rich Smith, Eddie Urish, Becky Wilson Box Office Manager ..................................,..................... Mary Beth McAvoy Box Office Staff ................. Miladys Caraballo, Robyn Conner, Diane Diker, Alice Elliott, Sylvia Franklin, Sonja Hardy, Jeff Headtke, Karen Johnson, Lisa Johnson, Barbara Kraeger, Peggy O'Brien, Sara Rayner, Maritere Rodriguez, Timothy Ryan, Joanne Severn, Anita Tucker, Kathy Welter Ushers ........................................................................ APO Service Fraternity Program ....................................................... . .................... Margaret Steenrod INSPIRING through SUNG The Bradley University Gospel Choir performed their Annual Fall Concert this December at Neumiller Chapel. They state their purpose is to inspire prayer in glorify- ing God. With its thirty active members, the choir shows no difficulty in reaching audi- ences every time they join their voices. This year the Gospel Choir had the oppor- tunity to reach even more hearts when they performed on cable television. Con- temporary and original Gospel music is their specialty. The Gospel Choir is independently funded but has performed in Springfield, Chicago, and St. Louis in addition to the Peoria area. Next year, the Choir hopes to receive university funding to defray the cost of travel expenses. Top Left: A Key note from last year's director. Top Right: Gospel hymns were conducted by 1986-87 di- rector, Rev. Derek Triplett. Center: A soloist shines. Bottom: The night was fired by Biblical scripture. Photos by Dave Kowalski GOSPEL CHOIR!45 FIDDLER ON THE RCCJF Tevye, the Dairyman ..... Golde, his wife .................. Tzeitel, his daughter ...... Hodel, his daughter ....... Chava, his daughter ...... order of appearancel William Rhodes Shprintze, his daughter ....... Bielke, his daughter ...... Yente, the Matchmaker ........ Motel, the Tailor ................ Perchik, the Student ............ Lazar Wolf, the Butcher Mordcha, the Innkeeper Rabbi .................................. Mendel, his son ............. Avrahm, the Bookseller ....... Nachum, the Beggar ......... Grandma Tzeitel ............ Fruma-Sarah ...... Constable ....................... Fyedka ............................... Shandel, MoteI's Mother The Fiddler ..................... Sasha .....,..................... Russian Soloist .............. Jane Sleder Julie Carlson Ann Pape Diane Basler .. Andrea Herson Jennifer Todd Ethel Cohen Ed O'NeiIl . Kevin McQuade Daniel Allar . Andrew Morgan Steve Sturm James Chelgren Mike Fieams James McCaffree Andrea Herson Sarah Braun John Johnson Joe Boehle Susan Bass Allen Cannon .. Sean McCarthy . James H. Glenn Understudy for Tevye ................ ...... ............................................ D a niel Allar Susan Bass Understudy for Golde .......................................................... Villagers . Mary Aldrich, David Awl, Marchia Forber, Andrea Graber, Carol Flask, Dawn Thompson, Gail Anderson, John M. Foutch, Todd Harris, Joe Suau, David Windsor, Angie Cramer, Janice V. Goldie, Lynda LeGrand, J8m6S Tl'1OmaS Children .... Johanna Couri, Jeremy Frank, Lindsey Morgan, Patrick Couri, Zachary Frank, Tammy Newburger, Christopher Frank, Kevin Lock, Janie Stenger Ballet Dancers iPeoria Civic Ballet, Alfonso Figueroa, directorl ..... William Alstrom, Nancy Lueders, Fienee Smith, Steven Bell, Chelsea Rasmussen, Kristina Bradshsaw, Matt Gullet, Colleen Smith I, i I I This spectacular performance of the Broadway musical was a collaboration between Bradley's Theatre and the Peoria Civic Opera. Students became part of the professional produc- tion and experienced the real world of theatre. The story of poverty stricken Jews in early twentieth century Russia was expertly translated into a superb dramatic performance by all those involved. PRODUCTION STAFF Mary Beth McAvoy .................................................... Box Office Manager Joanne Severn .....................................................,....................... Assistant Robert A. Chapman, Jr. .... ....... G eneral Manager, Peoria Civic Opera Catherine Lewis .............. ............,.........,..,........ B ox Office Manager Denise Ritschel ..... .................................... T icket Chairman Diane Basler ............. ........................... A ssistant to Dr. Marriott W. J. Langley, Jr. ..... ...... T echnical Director!Lighting Designer James Glenn ......... ....................,................... C horusmaster Cynde Hartman ........... ................ S tage Manager Lynda LeGrand ............... .,...,. P roduction Secretary Carla LeFevre-Milholin ....... ........,............ V ocal Coach Edward Kaizer ................ ........ O rchestra Coordinator Jeffrey Huberman ........ ................ P roduction Advisor Doug Becker ..............................,...,.................. Assistant Stage Manager Dorothy Johnson ..........,.......................................,...... Wardrobe Mistress Elizabeth Best, Frances Pilon, Margaret Jones Mabel Schadt ........................................................... ...... A ssistants Jeanette Finney ..........................,............................. .............. M ake-Up Michel Dwyer, Holly Givens ........ ............... A ssistants Margaret Claussen ...................... ..... P roperty Mistress Leigh Barrett ...... .................... A ssistant Leigh Barrett ............................................,...... ..... M aster Electrician John Jordan ...................................................................... Sound Operator Leigh Barrett, Ed O'Neill, James McCaffree, Lynda LeGrand, Doug Becker, Eileen Donovan, Joe Proehl ..... Set Crew Dan Russell, Molly McCullough .......................... Rehearsal Accompanist Elizabeth Belke ...................,,. Peoria Civic Opera Fundraising Chairman Robert A. Chapman, Jr., George Beres, Lewis Burger, Esther Cohen, Sally Givens Cloyd, Greg King, John Norris. Betty Parker, Mary Sharp ......................................,.. Program Advertising Peter Getz ................................................. Poster, Program Cover Design Barb Durst ..........................,............................ Program Design 81 Keyline Robert A. Chapman Jr., Sally Givens Cloyd, Jeanette Hughes, Marvin Hult, Mark Polzin, Phillip Weinberg .................................. Publicity Oskar Schaefer ....................... Official Peoria Civic Opera Photographer Jim Brey ............,.........................,.............. Official Bradley Photographer FIDDLER ON THE ROOFX47 FIELDS Cn Terrorism Illinois is a state tucked away in the heartland of America. International terror- ism has never struck here and few of its citizens have been directly affected by it. Bradley's students, however, have taken an interest in terrorism and the search for solutions to it. Bradley University welcomed Ambas- sador Louis G. Fields, a distinguished State Department official under Presi- dents Ford, Carter, and Reagan. Fields ad- dressed such topics as the causes and re- precussions of terrorism and possible so- lutions to it. His tone was notably conser- vative. Fields also discussed the possibility of terrorism reaching the United States mainland. A question-and-answer session was held afterwards with many students par- ticipating. Photo by Kemper Kirkpatrick 48fFlELDS 81 HOFIFIOW .www fgrivr- HORROW - Sports Violence Violence in sports is gaining more public exposure as media coverage focus- es on this problem. Richard Horrow, a sports lawyer, spoke about the topic on campus as a guest lecturer sponsored by the Activities Council and the Pre-Law Club. Horrow is responsible for the Sports Violence Act, now still a bill before Con- gress. The purpose of the Act is to draw a line between normal aggression in sports and criminal behavior. Horrow's presentation included film clips of sports violence and discussion on how violence hurts both players and spectators. Photo by Dave Hamernik Cf- xii! 31.14 K7 HS' Q x 4 xi, Mm xx- x 'NL '- I U .ii ,-3 gi iii: si nf'f D I ......,..p-nttli PO To Barnum and Generali Tom Thumb A-fi the Careoii American Museum This true story centers around the Great American Mus- seum where three midgets were found and forced to meet the demands of P. T. Barnum. The midgets, Thumb, Warren, and Commodore Nutt were valuable to Barnum as side-show attrac- tions. Barnum even resorts to kidnapping the unwilling three- some. The play ends happily and, although intended for youngst- ers was enjoyed by all ages. Several performances were held specifically for Peoria school children. 12,9 , 50fTOM THUMB K PRODUCTION STAFF Producer ....................... ............. J ames Ludwig Technical Director ....... ....... W . J. Langley, Jr. Stage Manager ......... ........... L eigh Barrett Sound Engineer ........... ....... B rooks Cooper Make-up Designer ....... ........ J ulie Carlson Properties Mistress ............................ Sue Hoover Master Electrician ............................... Nancy Kelly Lighting Crew . Douglas Becker, Brooks Cooper, John Jordan, Nancy Kelly, Joe Proehl, Sheryl Tay- lor Follow Spot Operator ........................... Lynn Cawi Make-up Crew ....... Julie Carlson, Sue Sievertson Scenic Carpenters ........ Paul Bates, Toyia Davis, Mark Graves, Deanna Johnson, Brad Lock, Dan O'Connell, Ron Overholser, Byron Rivers Set Construction ............... Holly Givens, Caroline Gonzales, John Jordan, Jim McCaffree, Laurie O'Connor, David Ottenfield, Joe Proehl, Mike Schaefer, Rich Smith, Sarah Walton, Rebecca Wil- son Box Office Manager ............... Mary Beth McAvoy Box Office Staff ............ Miladys Caraballo, Diane Diker, Alice Elliott, Sylvia Franklin, Sonja Hardy, Sara Rayner, Joanne Severn, Anita Tucker Ushers ............................... APO Service Fraternity Program ................................... Margaret Steenrod Photos by Kemper Kirkpatrick N-rf ,b - ,., ls-, ,. il, 'C Wx-YN .5 ::.- Iv, I 1 Ax,. ll a', , ' I . ll ,I ' ,QQ-I X5 X 1 KM xx.. l 'Mn ,,aD I il , 'i rin S np- H 1.55 fig? O 7' I if In-V X f av N B I . ga! i z is 'K , Pi'-'Nw-M N. Id. vs 1 V 5 .-.g 3 ,Q 1, 2, xl ff if L ,QQ , o 3 - X HAY Q .2 , 9 ,1 -,uv 1 x X f ,s K. Q 1 f 21 L .4- ' . P W. wr, 1: ,Qty bb X 'al 4f' U , 5 f r 9 ,' fu! . ' +A ,M 1 . f' 5 , Q13 A94 xx: . 'film- 1 MC X ,,,,,.......r I 'X 'U Top Left: Fighting for the lady the old-fashioned way. Top Right: The Madrigals spread ranks, bringing the stereo effect to their performance in the Student Center Ballroom. Bottom Left: As it might have beeng lords and ladies dancing inthe entry hall. Bottom Right: The madrigals wore au- thentic-looking garb. Photos by Chris Kowalczyk The Madrigals are an Elizabethan- style singing group that throws a ban- quet every year around Chrlstmastime. This group of sixteen members is direct- ed by Dr. Harry Spell of the music and theatre arts department. Dressed in old- English costumes, each singer played a sixteenth-century character. Singing, music, and drama helped the audience to step back into time. After completion of the dinner, the performers returned after a short break in modern day attire to sing pieces by Benjamin Britten in both medieval and contemporary style. As the festivities came to a close, the house in attendance had to admit that this was an unusual Christmas meal. 1 MADRIGAL DINNERJS3 l DUU EU l.VIJI.ij 'L3Lf'51,f Ultimately, inthe course ofdiligently edible goods is available for consump- good as that, it'd be worth getting up studying for finals, it becomes neces- tion at each midnight breakfast lhosted early every morning! sary to eat. The Midnight Breakfast, pre- every semesterj and many fatigued stu- pared and served by the cafeteria staff dents continue to indulge in this tradi- of Williams Hall, is Bradley's way of say- tion. In fact, many midnight breakfast- ing Good Luck! A variety of surprisingly goers say, If every breakfast was as If 'gil' .l .ic N' gf: .p g XA ' .N 2 5 X X If , ,A .sf i L - . pf , W 2' Q 5 if if -1 i 3 2 W ,, L .,,. A 2, jg I V A f ., j aj' .fn 1 ' 2 - f vw' . -mx , fu. r Ai -'UE N.X-I, -ff ' i'-rf 3 Q ' ,gg v ' v -6ff,V,.. . ,-,A 1' ' ff ly' -1 ,, If YI, ., Q 1, ,J 4'f'.'.' ',, Q1 ,Q 1, , 0.11 L ki W.. azvaannw- ... ..4....e 'x 54!MIDNlGHT BREAKFAST 5, vel Photos by Dave Hamernik Opposite Page, Top: All toast , . . to the end of finals! Bottom Right: Midnight Breakfast is better with a study buddy for twoj. Bottom Center: Three out of four still awake. Not bad. This Page, Top Left: Breakfast is good and good for you! Top Right: A natural high in the middle of the night? No, caffeine! Bottom Right: Taste-testing the toast? Q 1117 . v 5' V 1 . 5 , 4 o X-D9 11 .fo 84.58 Y' VV 1 ia L- 1, r'iq'f,4K ,.'t'i'iQ --fm. T15 Q X-C-. 1 si i MIDNIGHT BREAKFASW55 HH T LUH TH N, THIS IS NOU! That was then, this is now and Go back in time at Bradley were the connecting themes of Siblings' Week- end and Campus Carnival this year. Held in March, these two events are combined to help show off our campus tothe community and to our siblings. For the first time in several years, Campus Carnival was held in the Fieldhouse. Sponsors included Pepsi and KZ-93 FM. Fraternities and sororities set up game booths for the hundreds of people who flocked to campus. The Gospel Choir performed and a dance marathon was held. Other activities planned to help sib- lings enjoy their weekend at Bradley in- cluded a party, a scavenger hunt, and a special lunch. vit' wi' T' T wc. W 5,,v ms ls Crystal Hemmerly was voted Cam- pus Carnival Queen. Photos by Dave Bard and Frank Mehlig mlm if fr A' 5 'fn 1 . YQ 56!SlBLINGS' WEEKEND is I . .fans v, Q is 5 i- 5 Ii A -4 ' 1 T xiii:-rf: f. Q 0 . ' 1' , . I rf 1 ,- 0 .-' ' r 4, Q' ,. .. 5 f 5fxS aff' to 31. 5,1 G0 BH h' IN TIME HT BHHDL EV - ' i Q, ff 4 58!S BLINGS WEEKEND ' -'-- 5' , f -51,-A Cam Cara i va Photos by Dave Bard and Frank Mehlig CAMPUS CARNlVALl59 MIDSUMMER NIGHT' DREAM One of Shakespeare's more intricate plots, it can be best summed up in the line the course of true love never did run smooth. Helena loves Demetrius who loves Hermia who loves Lysander. Duke Theseus has conquered Hippolyta, queen of the Amazons, and wants her to marry him. Meanwhile, in the woods a feud goes on between the King and Queen of the Fairies over a little Changeling boy. Back at the Duke's, a group of amateur actors set out to provide entertainment for the wedding and get caught in the crossfire of the fair- ies' feuding. i PRODUCTION STAFF Producer ............... ........... J ames Ludwig Director .................... ........ J effrey Huberman Technical Director ...... ..... W illiam J. Langley, Jr. Assistant Director ...... .................... J oe Boehle Stage Manager .......................... , ...................... Leigh Barrett Master Electrician ............................................ Sheryl Taylor Lighting Crew . John Angelys, Leigh Barrett, Doug Becker, Jim Dorethy, Ron Hallbick, Brian Lindley, Sean McCarthy, Joe Proehl, Don Pinkston, Rich Smith, Sheryl Taylor Special Effects ...................................................... Ed O Neill Property Mistress ...... .......................... H olly Sodaro Props Crew ................. ....... J eff Helfand, Lisa Zanardo Make-Up Designer ........ ........................... S teven Fl. Sturm Make-Up Crew ............... ....... B ecky Wilson, Lisa Zanardo Follow Spot Operator ........................................... Lynn Cawi Sound Run .......................................................... Jeff Helfand Scenic Carpenters ........ Paul Bates, Mark Graves, Deanna Johnson, Brad Lock, Flon Overholser, Byron Rivers, Vince Viverito, Jr. Set Construction ........ Tracy Betterman, Michael Schaefer, Becky Wilson Box Office Manager ............................... Mary Beth McAvoy Box Office Staff . Miladys Caraballo, Sylvia Franklin, Sonja Hardy, Sara Rayner, Joanne Severn, Anita Tucker Ushers ............................................... APO Service Fraternity Program ................ ...... M argaret Steenrod Program Cover ........ ........ K rista Sorensen order of appearancej Hippolyta .................... ......... . .. Philostrate ..... Theseus ...... Egeus ............. Demetrius ...... Lysander ....... Hermia ........... Peter Quince ....... Nick Bottom ...... Francis Flute ....... Starveling ......... Tom Snout ..... Snug .................. Changeling ....... Puck- ............... Titania ............... Eva Loseth James Ludwig Sean McCarthy James McCaffree Ed McKay Richard Smith Andrea Herson Sarah Braun Helena .................. ........,...... James McCaffree Steven R. Sturm John Johnson David Ottenfeld Mark Lerner Brian Lindley Amanda Lontai!Jon Lontai Oberon .................... .... Peaseblossom Cobweb ................ Moth .................. Mustardseed ....... Apricock ........... . Don Pinkston Susan Bass Brooks Cooper Sue Hoover Lauri O'Connor Sue Lucas Andrea Fumbanks Holly Givens Twig ........................................................ Michael Lilly Oat ............................................................. Joe Lontai Scene: Athens, and a wood near it. Photos by Jim Brey A MIDSUMMEH NIGHT S DFIEAMXG1 l3radley's Parents' Weekends Back to School For IVlom and Photos by Frank Memig Bradley Dads were honored during a weekend in October while Moms were the center of attention in April. Parents' Weekends are sponsored by Bradley's Parents' Association, the Undergradu- ate Association, and the Activities Coun- cil. The Dad's Weekend was highlight- ed by the Run For Excellence, a distance of 2.6 miles for students and parents alike, a program called Qualities for Successful Careers, an Octoberfest luncheon, performances by the Sym- phonic Winds, the Bradley Chorale, and a special showing of The Foreigner. P-5 l 62fPARENTS' WEEKEN DS .,. av, 'L R 4 in X 4. I-li ...A---- , -, .HI 5 , . A-. - va.:-nnlk. W? Q43 - A. Q , N H Mom's Weekend featured an Apollo Night, in reference to the Apollo Theatre in New York, an Arts Extravaganza, and a Steak Cookout. Both weekends finished with the tra- ditional Farewell Brunch at the Continental Regency Hotel. This fall, the Dad-of-the-Year Award went to Ralph Grandle of Downer's Grove, IL, who was nominated by his daughter, Sue. This spring's Mom-of-the-Year was Marion Easterbrook of Libertyville, IL. 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I ' WAIQIQICIY AVEIQ A temporary delay only roused the audience's excitement even more as it awaited the arrival of Ruth Warrick, bet- ter known as Phoebe Tyler of All My Children. She entered wearing a daz- zling evening gown, a white fur stole, and diamonds. Playing her part to the hilt, Warrick delighted the audience with anecdotes of her meeting with Jimmy Carter, her nearly getting fired, and her opinions of soap operas as a healthy re- lease. Margaret Avery is best known for her portrayal of blues singer Shug Avery in The Color Purple. At Bradley, she spoke about her rise to stardom and struggle against segregation in radio and the movies. She also discussed the topic of black women working in the act- ing profession. Avery's spare time activities include horseback riding, motorcycle riding, and tennis. This Chicago Brass Quintet came to Bradley as part of the Dingledine Music Se Q 'J I N I E I ries this September. Floss Beacraft and Bradley Boehm itrumpetl Jonathan Boen lhornl, James Mattern ltrombonei, and Robert Bauchens itubal played selections from Vivaldi, Bach, Gershwin, Mattern, and Stravinsky SSXWARFIICK AVERY QUINTET Photo by Edna McGoldrick I I ELUUL4 The Ftave blasted Bradleys Student Center Ballroom with popular hits from the Talking Heads, Billy ldol, and The Hooters as vvell as their own original songs. Their sound is dance music, not hard rock. Aaron Albright, Jay Bae, Greg Webb, and Jeff Webb first introduced themselves in 1984. Besides appearing at Bradley, the Bave has also played at over sixty clubs and high schools. They have also opened for such acts as The Elvis Brothers, Bed Booker, and The Greg Kihn Band. The Raves members are all from the Peoria area. Photos by Kemper Kirkpatrick .J if -W I, , N-. ' . Q .Rx ff N ' ' xv . , 5 . 'i J 1 tl THE FZAVEXSQ -Q, 5 -wnn 44? 'ling 'hu-..., 'lD1,,,, i rowth in orm nteraction 7OfGDI WEEK AN Photos by Frank Mehlig Where a student lives during the school year can range from an off-cam- pus apartment to a Greek house to a dorm room. In an effort to unify students living in the dorms, Interdorm Council co-sponsors Growth in Dorm Interaction Week along with the individual dorm councils. All activities are, however, open to off-campus students. Some of this year's activities includ- ed University HaII's Blizzard Bash, Geis- ert's Doughnut Study Break, Heitz HaII's Massage Demonstration, and Harper- Wyckoff's Beach party. At the end of GDI Week, Tom De- Iuca performed his popular comedy! hypnosis act in the Fieldhouse. Awards were given out to the best dorm council of the year and to outstanding dorm re- presentatives. Harper-Wyckoff won the Dorm Council of the Year award for the third consecutive year. GDI WEEKX71 Photos by Kemper Kirkpatrick The Roaring Twenties came alive again at Dingledine Music Hall during the performance of the black vaudeville show, One Mo' Time. The New Orleans famed Lyric Theatre was the scene of the show which centered around the fictional vaude- ville act. Big Bertha and Company. The four member troupe consists of Jeff Reid, Julia Breanetta Simpson, Natalie English, and Jannis Warner. A five-piece blues band provided Dixieland-style music and accompanied the performers as they sang ballads, and danced the Charleston. Also included in the act were skits and black-faced comedy routines. The show il- lustrated the Twenties' fun-loving music and segregated variety shows. The audi- ence saw the onstage performances as well as the backstage iealousies and atti- tudes of the members of Big Bertha's troupe. The award-winning musical is a Dae- delus Production that has been praised in London, Paris, and New York City. 72!ONE MO' TIME him N d' s I 31 X 4.4-of I G U93 UJJIUIEE 5 HI never had a drug problem, depending, of course, on what you call a problem. If smoking a joint some night is a prob- lem . . Ron Reagan, Jr. I think there is a point, like with newspapers, where you start to want to censor stuff. Paul McCartney, on offensive rock lyrics If we want to exist, we must avoid criticism of such a subject. Hungarian environmentalist Ivan Baba on the Soviet Union's handling of Chernobyl There is blood on the hands of every member of Congress who decides to do that. Joan Claybrook, former head of National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, on efforts to repeal the 55mph speed limit ln a very Christian way, as far as l'm concerned, he can go to hell. Jimmy Carter, on the Rev. Jerry Falwell Talk in a normal voice. Terrorists are suspicious of whisper- ing. FBI terrorism expert Stanley Klein, with a tip for travelers who may be taken hostage Reagan: 'I order you to tell me what I knew and when I knew it. North and Poindexter: 'Sir, you were deeply involved in every stage! Nancy: 'At least that's cleaned up.' Larry Speakes: 'l'lI put out a statement immediateIy.' Columnist Michael Kinsley, imagining how the truth about the Iran arms scandal might come to light Help my government find out where the millions of dollars from the Iran arms deal went. Letter from a Texan, addressed to Sherlock Holmes, 221 B Baker St. London The real question is not what does Ronald Reagan know and when did he know it, or what did he do and when he did it. The question is what does he know and does he know that he knows it. Political Satirist, Mark Russell I have headaches. l cry. I have bad dreams. I go into a hypno- tic trance almost every day. Morton Thiokol engineer R. V. Ebeling who tried to stop the fatal Challenger shuttle launch I firmly believe we shouldn't negotiate with any terrorist on any level. Arlo Guthrie, on Oral Roberts' campaign to raise S8 million to keep God from calling lhimj home I mean, jeez, if you want all that realism, if you want to be depressed, you can just watch the news at night. Martial Artist Chuck Norris on Platoon lt is mightily degrading to the cowboy profession. Montana Democratic Senator John Melcher on references to Oliver North and his associates as cowboys With Star Wars, 5 percent of the missiles can get through. Well, that will be enough to break up lunch. Actor, and antinuclear activist Dudley Moore All quotes reprinted from Newsweek - September 1986 to May 1987. Students Against Apartheid Mysterious posters depicting a white man stepping on a black man's head in- side of a circle with a crossbar on it ap- peared on campus. That was the dramatic announcement of Student Against Apart- heid Day. Sponsored by the Black Student Alli- ance, the day was meant to express Brad- ley Students' opposition to Apartheid. Stu- dents wore armbands with S.A.A. printed on them. A prayer vigil was also held. Even though media coverage of Apartheid had started to wane, this day helped to remind students that the injustices to human rights still existed. AR' I , 'I 1 I ,,-........, Ag' -Lfarrlg Photos by Kemper Krrkparrrcir sTuDENTs AeAiNsT APARTHEIDN5 What do John Belushi, Dan Ack- royd, Bill Murray, and Gilda Radner all have in common besides being funny? They each perfected their comedic ta- lents by studying and performing with the Second City Touring Company. Hav- ing gone on to bigger and better things, they nonetheless helped build Second City's reputation. The whole theory behind Second City is improvisation. The actors use a simple framework for their skits and build on it while performing, often incor- porating suggestions from the audience. The result is zany and hilarious enter- tainment. l ww, 9 .. bv --IGN Q'-i 'f 76!SECOND CITY I, s x Q ,- 2-if A , 1 s . - Ai + Q. 4 . ,,,x. ,.7 J: , V-UQ' 5' ref' , VI , . -. , . Q P ' 1 f.h. H -v.?Q Second City toured Bradley in March and expertly drew howls of laughter from the audience. The show began with a heckler in the audience, actually a member of the company. From then on, the unex- pected was to be expected. Photos by Mark Anthos L SECOND CITYX77 ,g s.. Derby Days filled a whole week with parties and activities this spring. The event is organized by the Sigma Chi fra- ternity to raise money for various chari- ties. The '87 Derby Days proceeds went to the Cleo Wallace Village for Children. Also participating in Derby Days were Delta Zeta, Chi Omega, Sigma Kappa, Delta Gamma, Alpha Chi Ome- ga, Sigma Delta Tau, Gamma Phi Beta, and Pi Beta Phi. Sponsoring the event were Old Style and Pepsi. 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N vi NIE FCR CCJLCRED GIRLS WHC HAVE CCNSIDERED SUICIDE WHEN THE RAINBCW IS ENUF This unusual play consists of the monologues of nine nameless characters which center around the struggles and hardships of black women in the 1960s. With no specific set- ting or plot, the play depends on a narrative style while incorpo- rating poetry, music, and dance. The play is very emotionally charged: the women express bitterness and resentment against black males who oppress them. Such topics as rape, incest, and child abuse emerge with the added impact of strong language. CAST Lady in Yellow ..... ....... D elaine Bolton Lady in Blue ......... ............ L ori Clarke Lady in Orange ....... .... M elissa Charles Lady in Brown ..... .......... A ngella Ferrell Lady in Green ...... ...... A udrea Fumbanks Lady in Purple ......... ........ T racy Listenbee Lady in Turquoise ...... .... D awn Newton Lady in Red ............. .... H ope Newton Lady in Magenta ..... ..... S heryl Taylor PRODUCTION STAFF Producer ............... ............ J ames Ludwig Director .......,............ ....,........i...., J oan McCarty Technical Director ....... ...... VV illiam J. Langley, Jr. Stage Manager .............................................. Lauri O'Connor Master Electrician .........,..........,......................... Brian Lindley Lighting Crew Doug Becker, Leigh Barrett, James Dorethy. Brian Lindley, Don Pinkston, Joe Proehl, Rich Smith, Sheryl Taylor Sound Operator .........................................,............. Mike Lilly Scene Carpenters .......... Paul Bates, Mark Graves, Deanna Johnson, Brad Lock, Ron Overholser, Byron Rivers. Vince Viverito. Jr. Publicity ................................................................... Tim Ryan Box Office Manager ................................ Mary Beth McAvoy Box Office Staff ....... Beth Bates, Miladys Carabello, Sylvia Franklin, Sonja Hardy, Sara Rayner, Anita Tucker Ushers ............................................... APO Service Fraternity Program ........ ....... M argaret Steenrod Photos by Kemper Kirkpatrick ----l1- 1,4 A if FOR COLORED GIRLSXS1 Photos by Frank Mehllg 1 I 4 . 5 x gix BRADLEY BOUT S What better way to relieve the ten- sion and pressure of daily life than a few good rounds of boxing? Or maybe just watching others take a few swings? The guys in the ring in the Field house may have been releasing tension, but they were also helping to raise money for the National Arthritis Foundation. The Bradley Bouts were sponsored by the lnterfraternity Council, Busch Beer, and Lucky Lady Saloon. The Bouts were open to anyone wishing to participate, and pay the one dollar entry fee. The idea of a boxing tournament to raise donations for charity is not a new one, and has been used successfully on other campuses such as Illinois State and the University of Illinois. The Bouts at Bradley started two years ago. 82!BFiADLEY BOUTS Q-Q. . . A'-v N'S.4 ' .J- QS Tab J' Q9 NJN if ' .I . 6-5 la- '11 wg:-. : 4 'P f .f.32.'f'-5' 'K l f k'aA -21' 0-LQ, i .' F' ' Nath-is.: 'I N' 5 ' --'Q f tfs191 .. , . Ia... ,-ij. 1.4 A,-.Q 'HL .J n. A-'f ' 1-! ,, -.Kr-Q , M -fL.1 'hiv . - . 2 - if 5 i Q. . - , X , ., :fgupv RN Lb , 4 ., 1, ' ' 5-.1 'TFf45,'. .. ,,, 4,5 4. f . Q . x ..-I . - Q' ' 10 2 ' 'Q 1 ,. A, .ng v 'Z -A Q.. -Sai 44' .Ng I .-..p.., - . 'Q ..1A V, if 'ig .- ,' .ss , . fi - ' s 4 n 1 . i A' 'ii -Y 1 . . -Qi 3... . -'q -q xl- ,, , p. -In V' of 4' - ' ' ,.'-,N .' if-. -1. I Annette and Frankie knew a good thing when they saw it. This year the Activities Council brought a little bit of the summer to come to Olin Quad as a farewell before the semester ended in May. Food, drink, volleyball, and live bands all for free. But no beach party would be complete without a little sand, so ACBU shipped it in by the ton! Naturally, there was a sandcastle-buiId- ing contest, a wildest beach party outfit contest, and a competition for the whitest body as well as the tannest. Prizes awarded were provided by Avanti's, the Bradley Bookstore, the College Inn, Regal Drug Distributors, and Walgreens. Photos by Frank Mehlig BEACH PAFiTY!85 G'-3' ,. , E. fd!-sf Q-if y1!!'!'!??37! If fx ,N Q g11!g!!f!U . I' ,.,Q ,Q AQ,,, C H I by 'MMS 1 Z s 2 ' V ,,...--4 4 S my l ,, :..,-fagggw ,, , I . in xx n -1 A 5 . I- gr ',,. . N ., is gs , as Qi 11- - rr M ' ,F r 53 -Q if . f!! N QXM QE, ' :Seek . tis 'Human ln teres ts Come A live lf classes don't keep you busy enough at Bradley, there's always a club or special-interest group that's looking for new members. There are over a hundred clubs and orga- nizations registered with the Student Activities Officeg they range from the Chemistry Club to the Medieval College Soci- ety to the Latino Students' Association. Ali of the activities taking place on campus are sponsored by one or more stu- dent organizations. 3.50 .. NE555!' .Z Q, K 88!OFtGANlZATlONS ' 1 x nf ' gf -, .4 ' ' . 1 af A 'Y Q -'P -Q 7 Qwt K desi. eeia iitwefrtqgfgs. we ' ? f ,A+ 'S . Q . ' wi 0 ' K ' X is ,f - axilixfkh '1 5 Q! sf' ' f N I D X 1 L. Sy, -' 'WO .JNQQ 29' wp, ii 55 , .ggi gr X i c K ' ,T . ni, ai, ,An . . +I af 'tr ,Q f.. Q,-1343 xi, 4 v-Wi' QEEQAEQ? 'M-22.1 1 ' -,-..- x f Kneeling, L to R: Kurt Akerman, Ron Sathoff, Frank Vance, Walt Becker First Row: Paui Rice, Brian Hynes, Frank Rice, Steve Haynes, Mike McKinney, Jeff Luebker, Joe Laken Second Row: Greg Jetton, John Petrarca, Scott Detweiier, Tom Suarez, Wayne Hohl, John Maiina, Frank Viiiano, Mark Bohntinsky Third Row: Rich Hasseiberger, Curt Harrison, Tim Bali, Marc Hipsky, Chris Bakeweil, Chris Quatrochi, Scott Paimeri, Dan Wargo, Dan Klepec, Bob Downing, Mike Thomas, Steve Grzelak, Dave Wortman, Chris Kornberger, Jim Petrarca, Mike Kazma, John Kijowski On Roof: Greg Locknar, Craig Hasslberger, Todd Doyle, Jim Sikora, Tony Laquet, Jeff Hedin, Keith Llorens, Rich Daley Not Pictured: Frank Covelli, Joe Solimini, Ken Sianinka, Rick Severson, Eric Goff, Curt Rosenwinkel, Ken Jones, Eric Minder, Arthur Cioe, Jr., Joe Pisano, Paul Navin, Scott Morgan 9O!PI KAPPA PHI 7764444 22 IZ? 7 T 1 Fi vb 75 at 31' 1 3 C7 ws 7- 7: ic- 3C g J Y Front row, L to R: Stephen Vock, Rick Miller, Tony Stephan, Randy Welsh, Rich Steele Second Row: Steve Doyle, Jeff Johnson, Walt Silver, Joe Kiss, Brian Blythe, Steve Miller, Erik Vandermey Third Row: Lou Melone, Dave Julien, Bob Mueller, Bob Baumann, Bill Durr, Eric Agunod, Mike Schmid, John Bass, Brian Cox, Jim Kappel Fourth Row: Steve Meier, Mike Podeszwa, Wade Helm, Jorge Morales, Jeff Hunt, Randall Collins, Brian Smith, Bob Ripley Fifth Row: John Featherston, Scott Vogel, Bob Szewczyk, Gregg Linkskoog, Lenz Counsel, John Murphy, Vern Pattersosn, Scott Carpenter Not Pictured: J. Michael Murphy, Henny Vicary DELTA TAU DELTAXQ1 from f bln 5-Z4 - A Lui an 49 is. , U ' ' J- ' L W' ' 13 . ' .. Ir- : I' ', - Q . P ' ,H -xg 5 13 F J 1 ' ar ' ,L .f r L ce he 4' 'I . ,. ff , VI A 'lxi -Q A ! r .X , 'lv 1 Q is ,,. '3 ' YN? 4 49 ry f 'M fp, AL . X,,! L lv A-ff V K ':,-gf Sitting, L to Fl: Dominice LaPorte, Tami Baum, Laurie Cooker, Beth Cohen Second Row: Sheila Oman, Vicki Metzger, Deb Shaddon, Jill Seibert, Diane Jensen Cathy Schmalzer Third Row: Amy Neseimier, Tricia Harris, Barb Kraeger, Vicky Wood, Dorothy Lazuk, Chris Mulvhill, Sue Federico Fourth Row: Deb Flassi Jeanne Barbieur, Donna Zawila, Chris Forrester, Laura Giallanza, Vicky Blunt, Margie Swatek, Kathleen Stevenson 92!DELTA GAMMA X X s 1,5 xx' . 'TX . at 325 Nts' I K , I 1 Top: Practice, practice, practice! Pi Phis have fun while getting ready for Flush. Bottom: Pi Phi pledge Moms are all smiles after getting their daughters! lBottom, L to RJ The Kids - Mickie Cottrell, Stacie Cramer, Kim Connell. lTopl The Moms - Mary Floridis, Sue Vollmer, Lauren Donohue. Left: Pi Phi Big Sister Michaela Ristich shares a hug with her Little Sister, Stacie Cramer. In 1987, Pi Beta Phi celebrated its fortieth year at Bradley and what a year it was. The lllinois Theta Chapter at Bradley was awarded the Balfour Cup, which is given to the Pi Phi Chapter with the best overall performance for meet- ing chapter goals. The sorority itself has been in existence for 120 years promot- ing scholarship, establishing lifetime goals, and cultivating sincere friend- ships which will never be forgotten, 95' X11 is J i Pl BETA PHU93 B ought to you By... Anaga. In one of the American Indian languages it means on a hilltop, a phrase which describes Bradley both literally, with regard to its location, and symboically, with regard to educa- tion. The name was chosen decades ago as an expression of school pride. Although the yearbook records many events it also tries to capture the prevailing spirit of the students during the yean Most people don't think about yearbooks until they gradu- ate, but the Anaga staff works year round preparing the final product Photos by Frank Mehlig dll . . g ., , ,. . r r -W QW. Ngmq mwlhf m ,: , QNTN xkxx -..AI-5 ..-0' N322 1 mi K J' in 'T'f f F1 94!ANAGA I I 1,4 D I' 1 QNX, . w Q. 1. I-X 'Qf L V xkt fxff , ' X-WW ' ,f IX f - l N4 , Qxffj.s ,,,X 02000 K ':1- -'-'-4-9Hus- 1 I .4 5 ANAGA195 IA - 'wld'- ff 4-1, v Q-. 4 1 .31 no-vfvw- v,.qoo-Q' ,.,.noovo 4 9 . , 1 , v Q y o Iv o U O C Q 0 O ,I Al nw4t . Q nn 459' ,puff 09410 A o 154,41 D 4' D W Q' .f o go o O Q O 0- 9 Q Q 00- ' ana 4.sos0s0OO .a.g0O ...ae V Aw 4 I I GREAT ..W.-M--' f, ,,,.WMff+e .wN Q Y QMMWQE I S In-. X Q-X ,f .Z '-ev. rf- ar 1 . ff if 4 ' -1 '...,,-- .A in i Mk J - W A 6' , 1 x wa in-'A,, Q V P x . 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ABEL, STANLEY, METAMORA, IL , BS Chemistry Chemistry Club Sec retary President Alpha Lambda Del- ta Phi Eta Sigma Phi Kappa Phi CLAS Student Advisory Board Amencan Chemical Society Undergraduate Fel- lowship in Nuclear Chemistry Meyer and Anna Block Scholarship ABOOKHEIR JAMAL IVORY COAST B S E E ADAMANY NADA ROCKFORD IL B S C S Intramurals Volleyball Softball Bradley Connection Dorm Council Tau Epsilon Phi Little Sister ALBRECHT DAVID DUNDEE IL B S M E Pi Tau Sigma Tau Beta P1 Phi Kappa Phi Intramurals ALLEN CATHERINE HUNTLEY IL B S Biology Delta Zeta BiologyCIub ACBU Campus Camival Committee ALTHOFF JERRY SOUTH BELOIT IL BS M E Intramural Basketball Phi Kappa Phi PI Tau Sigma A S M E ALVAREZ SOPHIA BURBANK IL BS BMAB Sigma Alpha Epsilon Lit tle Sister Intramurals Symphonic Winds Pep Band ALVAREZ VICTOR BURBANK IL B S ACJ ANDERSEN BJORN SANDEFJORD NORWAY B S Economics Swimming Team ANDERSON CHRISTINE NILES IL BS MathematIcsfEducatIon Mathe matics Tutor ANTHES DAVID MANASSAS VA BS Marketing Delta Upsilon Intra murals StudentAdv1sory Council Wil hams Hall Head Resident Campaign for Bradley ANTRIM, RODNEY, PEORIA, IL , B S , C E BSCE Chi Epsilon Tau Beta P1 APPEL MARK ST LOUIS MO BS ARCHIBALD DAWN CHICAGO IL BS Fashion Merchandising Delta Sigma Theta FMA - President BSA AUER ANTHONY SOUTH HOLLAND IL BS Marketing Amencan Market- lng Assoc BACHA REHAB KUWAIT BS Inten- or Design Intramural Basketball BARBIERI GINA MANCHESTER CT B S Marketing Amencan Marketing Assoc Fashion Merchandising Assoc BAUM TAMI BELLEVILLE IL BS MCCAfPR Delta Gamma Alpha Phi Omega Dorm Council PRSSA BECK MARGARET DECATUR IL B S Marketing Chi Omega Amencan Comm BECKER DOUGLAS OSWEGO IL B S E E Alpha Psi Omega BELAVICH JAMES TINLEY PARK IL BS MCJB Alpha Kappa Psi Sigma Delta Chi BERNARD BRIAN BARTLETT IL BA Marketing PI Kappa Alpha IFC Exec Student Advisory Comm Stu dent Senate Order of Omega BERNARDI JEANNINE PEORIA IL B S E E Tau Beta PI Vice Pres Eta Kappa Nu BERNARDI ST ACY ROCKFORD IL BS Fashion Merchandising Wom en s Tennis Team Co captain Fash Ion Merchandising Assoc BEUTEL JEAN JOLIET IL BS Nurs Ing Gamma Phi Beta Pi Kappa Alpha Little Sister Bradley Connection Bradley Student Nursing Assoc. BIELAWA JEFFREY CICERO IL B.S I E BSIE Institute of Industnal Engi- neers Amencan Society for Quality Control BITTERMANN JOHN JOLIET IL B S. BMAM Student Senate - Parliamentar- ian Dorm Council IDC - Senate Food Committee BLAZIS JOHN SPRINGFIELD IL B S M E. Tau Epsilon Phi BONITAS CARLA WINTER PARK FL BA Joumalism Sigma Delta Chi Ex- ecutive Vice Pres Communications Assoc Bradley Scout Assistant Sports Editor ACBU BONIFAS ELIZABETH PEORIA IL B S Elementary Ed Intramurals Basketball Football Soltball BOONPARLIT PAISIT BANGKOK ies Intramurals BORK BRIAN PEORIA IL BS BMAF Alpha Epsilon P1 President IFC Treasurer Intramurals Football Basketball Softball Order of Omega BOSTWICK KELLEY NASSAU BAHA MAS B S MCCA Westlndies Student Assoc Broadside Graphics Layout Editor BOYD ANITA CHICAGO IL S Speech Communication Intramurals Volleyball Basketball PRSSA Black Student Alliance Bradley Gospel Choir BRANDENBURG JUDY OAK LAWN IL BS MCRT Sigma Alpha Epsilon Little Sister Division of Commumca tions Mini mentor BROW RICHARD SKOKIE IL BS Criminal Justice Phi Kappa Phi . ' 'I I C ' 'I I I I I I I 'I 'I , . 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' . 1 1 1 1 1 , I I I , Dean s List Sociology Club BROWN ANNA PEORIA IL B S KGP BRUNDAGE THOMAS ELK GROVE VILLAGE IL BS Sociology Deans Lis BRUSHABER VERONICA OAK FOR EST IL BS Chemrstry Chemistry Club Intramurals Sigma Alpha Epsi lon Little Sister BUCKHOLD BETSY RIVERTON IL BS Mus1cfBus1ness Womens Vol Ieyball Team Bradley Chorale Madn gal Singers Community Chorus Al pha Lambda Delta Phi Eta Sigma Mortar Board Phi Kappa Phi BURGESON MICHELE PEORIA IL B S Accounting BURKE PHILLIP DES MOINES BURROWS EFFIE NASSAU BAHA MAS B S Accounting Resident Advl sor Donn Council Student Secunty Dean s List Publications Council Ac counting Students Assoc West Indies Student Assoc Intramurals Anaga Business Manager Scholarships Roy West 8: PAFIS BURSOTT ERIC METAMORA IL B S Constuction Management Intra murals Softball Basketball AGC Sigma Lambda Chi BURY DEBORAH GURNEE IL BS Computer Science Bradley Bands AI pha Kappa Psi Little Sister CANTRELL DONNA ROSELLE IL BS EE Alpha Chl Omega Resi dence Hall Staff Tau Beta Pi CARLSON CONNIE PEORIA HEIGHTS IL BS Psychology CARPENTER LARRY PEORIA IL B S MFE Society of Manufactunng Englneers Beta Tau Epsilon Tau Beta P1 Phi Kappa Phi CARR ANDREW DEKALB IL BS M E Amencan Society of Mechanical Engineers Bradley Connection Sigma Nu Bradley Swim Team Intra murals Football Basketball Swim ming Wrestling CARTER WARREN CARPENTERS VILLE IL B S E E Alpha Phi Ome CASEY LAURA LIVINGSTON B S MFE T Alpha Phi Omega Intra murals Basketball Volleyball Soft ba CASHMAN ELIZABETH PEORIA IL B A English P1 Beta Phi Sigma Tau CASILLAS EDUARD SYCAMORE IL BA Chemistry Chemistry Club In tramurals Racquetball Volleyball Young Democrats CAWI STEVEN LOCKPORT IL B S E E BSEE CHAN THOMAS JR ARLINGTON HEIGHTS IL BS MFET CHRISTOFANELLI ANNAMARIE CHI CAGO HEIGHTS IL BS MCJB Sigma Kappa Alumni Relations Brad ley Scout Dorm Council Student Sen ate Society of Professlonal Journal lsts CLARK SUE ELMWOOD IL BS Ac counting Accounting Student Assoc Beta Alpha Psi COLLINS JAMES JR DAVENPORT IA B S Accounting Track Team COLLIS BYRON NORTHBROOK IL B S M E BSME Intramural Basket ba COLLISTER LANA SUE CAMBRIDGE IL B S Nursmg Res1dent1alL1fe Staff Student Advlsory Council Secretary Nursmg Class Mortar Board Sigma Theta Tau COOKER LAURINDA ANN CARY IL B S Biology Delta Gamma COOPER SUZANNE BETTENDORF IA B A Social WorkjSpan1sh COPELAND WENDY PALATINE IL B S Upper Elementary Ed Alpha Phi Omega Mortar Board Omicron Delta Kappa Treasurer ACBU Dean s List National Dean s List CORDOBA EDGAR CALI COLOMBIA B S Business Computer Systems CORNWELL BRENT MORTON IL COSTELLO DEAN PEORIA IL B S BMAM COSTIN SEAN EVERGREEN PARK IL B S MCCA Intramural Football IDC Dorm Council Bradley Scout Residence Hall Staff COURTNEY TIMOTHY PALATINE IL B S E E P1 Kappa Phi Cross Coun tryfTrack, Wms Dorm Council Pres CRAMER CHRIS PETERSBURG IL B A Engl1shfPre Law Delta Upsllon Undergraduate Assoc Pres Council of Presldents Bradley Connection Student to Student DAGNOLO LOUIS JR ROCKFORD IL B S CON AGC Lambda Sigma Chi DANFORTH TERESA GALESBURG IL B S C S Alpha Phi Omega Intra murals , 1 1 I ' 1 1 1 -1 1 1, 1 1, I 9 l 11 1 1 -1 ' 'I I I1 I ll1 1 1 Ed - - ' 1 1 , I I '. ' ' o I 1 1 1 1 1 I ' -1 f v1 1 , I I 9 I , 1, 1 1, , I 1 1 1 'I v ll I . 1 1 1 , . 1 t- ' 'I I I 1 1 - 1 1 , , 1 1 1 I O ' ' 1 1 , I II I II I I I I I I .I I I U I 1 1 - - 11 , , 1 1 1 1, , . I I . ' ' ' I ' 1 1 I 1 1 . 1 1 I -1 I I 'I 1 'I 1 I I 1 ' - 11 - -1 I I 'I ' 'I ' 'I I 1 I 1, ' I 1 .1 I I ga' ' 'I -1 1 1 .. 1 1 ' ' TX ' 1 1 I I I 'I I I I I ' ' I l . U I I ' I , , I 01 1 1 ' , , , 1 1 1 , 1 , - 1 , 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 'I ll' I I I 1 1 1 1 1, 1 1 I I 'I 1 1, .1 1 1 1 1 1 IA ' 1 1 1 -1 ' 'I I I I 1 I -1 B.S., EET, National Techmcal Assoc. e . . ,, , e . ' ' D Ita BS BIVIAB Th taXi 1 1 1 - I I I 'I I I 1 1, 1 1, I I I ' 5 ,, 1 .1 , , ,, , I v1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 I 1 I 1 I I I I I , 1 ' 1 1 1 I I . 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X F1 ,L 1 . xx Cv I A in J 1 1.11 U YL 59 '49 1 W ,I u if Andrew Carr Warren Carter Laura Casey Elizabeth Cashman Beth Cassidy Eduard Cassillas Steven Cawi Thomas Chan Annamarie Christofanelli Sue Clark James Collins Jr. Byron Collins Lana Sue Collister Laurinda Ann Cooker Suzanne Cooper Wendy Copeland Edgar Cordoba Brent Cornwell Dean Costelli Sean Costin Timothy Courtney Chris Cramer Louis Dagnolo Jr. Teresa Danforth John Derbas Thomas Derengowski Sharon Desmoulin Roger Dieker Karen Di Vincent Brenda Dombrowski SENIOFRSX1 03 Joseph Dorman Rick Downing John Doyle Richard Draeger Karen Dyer Alice Ann Eagelston Juliann Earl Shari Eggers Susanne Eisenberg Thomas Ekstrand Diane Engels Charles Erml Carolina Estrada Thomas Evert Jenny Faford 'i ? , K. 7 ,. 1. .. , xg ,7 K.. '1' a Q, 'TS Lisa Fahrenkrog Kelly Faltin Beth Fjelland Patricia Ford Susan Fox . DERBAS JOHN ORLAND PARK IL BS Cnmrnal Justice Phi Gamma Delta Student Senate Resident Advl sor Soccer Club Donn Council Om :cron Delta Kappa Intramurals DERENGOWSKI THOMAS PARK RIDGE IL BS ME ASME SAE DESMOULIN SHARON ST CROIX VIRGIN ISLANDS BS History West DIEKER ROGER QUINCY IL B S MFE T Track Team Beta Tau Epsilon Society of Manufactunng Engineers SAE Co op Program DI VINCENT KAREN WEST MILFORD NJ B S MCJR PRSSA ACBU Public Relations Co ordmator Sigma Alpha Epsilon Little Sister Alpha Lambda Delta Phi Eta Sigma Phi Kappa Phi alt . DORMAN JOSEPH OAK LAWN IL B S Accounting Accounting Student Assoc Accounting Student Advisory Board Student Advisory Comm Beta Alpha Psi Phi Chi Theta Dorm Coun Cll DOWNING RICH CAMBRIDGE IL B S C S Intramurals Soccer Soft ball Basketball Wrestling B S Engineering Technology DRAEGER RICHARD MOORTON IL BS MCJB Basketball Team Manag er Alpha Epsilon Rho Sigma Delta Chl DYER KAREN DANVILLE IL B S Nursmg Alpha Chl Omega Tau Epsl lon Phi Little Sister Bradley Student Nursmg Assoc Mem n ettes EAGELSTON ALICEANN WYOMING IL B S Accounting Alpha Chl Ome ga Pan Hel Rep Rush Councellor In tramural Softball EARL JULIANN DOWNERS GROVE IL B S Nursmg Bradley Student Nursmg Assoc Nurses Christian Fel Iowshrp Intervarsrty Chnstlan Fellow ship Intramural Volleyball B S Cnmrnal Justice FII-Gamma Phi Beta Pre Law Club Bradley Connec tion Hospitality Corps EISENBERG SUZANNE OAK FOREST IL BS IE P1 Beta Phi Order of Omega Mortar Board Tau Beta P1 Al pha P1 Mu EKSTRAND THOMAS WAUKEGAN IL B S MBS Sigma Alpha Epsilon 1 1 I '1 , , , ., , , , I I ' .J ' ' 5 - .5 5 - : : 1 - : ' .: . 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I I I I : : . .: - - . ., . ., , ' : Is 97 Sylvia Franklin Shawn Gagg Joanne Gall Brandie Gash Matthew Gaughan NJ Symphonic and Jazz Bands ENGELS DIANE MENDOTA IL BS CS Alpha Chi Omega Intramurals ERML CHARLES ROCKY RIVER OH B S E E Sigma Nu Tau Beta PI Eta Kappa Nu PhI Eta Sigma IEEE ESTRADA CAROLINA BOGATA CO LOMBIA BS CS Sigma Alpha EPSI lon Little Sister Intramurals PhI EVERT THOMAS HANOVER PARK IL BS MCCA Phi Gamma Delta PhI Mu Alpha FAFORD JENNY KANKAKEE IL B S Nursmg Sigma Delta Tau FALTIN KELLY CHICAGO IL B S IE Sigma Kappa FJELLAND BETH WEST DES MOINES IA B S Nursmg PI Beta Phi Slgma I A NI X Theta Tau Bradley Student Nursmg Assoc FORD PATRICIA CHICAGO IL BS Elementary Ed FOX SUSAN BUFFALO GROVE IL B S Special Ed PI Kappa Phi Little SIster Intramural Volleyball Councnl for Exceptional ChIldren Pres Stu dent Advisory Council BS MCRTJMCJB Women In Com munlcatlons Dom1 Council BSA PublIcIty Comm Anaga Layouts GAGG SHAWN JANESVILLE WI BS BMAB PhI Kappa PhI lntramu rals GALL JOANNE CHICAGO IL BS Nursmg Bradley Student Nursmg As soc Daniel Georgen Timothy Gerig Laura Giallanza , ' . Doug Giadrone I Katie Gibson Q9- Antonia Gillie 1- Mary Giltz Eric Gist Holly Givens John Goeke 6. is I Gregory Goett Molly Goldin . . Mitch Goldman Stefan Gorecki LV Jacqueline Gorman GASH BRANDIE FT MYERS FL B S MCCAfPR Gamma Phi Beta GAUGHAN MATTHEW MUNDELEIN IL B S Accounting Accountlng Stu dents Assoc Beta Alpha PsI lntramu rals Basketball Softball GEORGIAN DANIEL MT PROSPECT IL B S Accountmg Beta Alpha PSI GERIG TIMOTHY CHILLICOTHE IL Tau Delta PhI Kappa PhI GIALLANZA LAURA DEER PARK N Y B S Psychology Delta Gamma RCSI dent Advisor GIAUDRONE DOUG CREST HILL IL B S C S PI Kappa Alpha GIBSON KATIE NAVASOTA TX B S Poly ScI fEcon ACBU Pre Law Club GILLIE ANTONIA CHICAGO Kappa Phi: Latino student Assoc. FRANKLIN, SYLVIA, CHICAGO, IL., B.A., EnglishfElementary fad., Sigma Peggy Graf Edward Gralak Lisa Greenbaum Denise Greene I Bob Greenwald I John Grizzle Pamela Grizzle K. ...V Andrew Groharing ,f Steven Gubser . 2 Habib Habib ., HEIGHTS, IL., B.S., Accounting, Sigma Bradley Connection: Council fgr Ex- HARGIS, KEITH, ST. LOUIS, MO., B.S., Kappa. Ceptional Children, E.E., BSEE: Men's Tennis Team. GILTZ, MARY, PEORIA, IL., B.S., Nurs- GREENE, DENISE, PECATONICA, IL., HARPGLE, PHILIP, MOLINE, IL., B.S., ing, Sigma Theta Tau: Bradley Student B.S., Nursing, Bradley Student Nursing C-5- Nursing Assoc. Assoc. HARRIS, PATRICIA, WAUKECIAN, IL., GIST, ERIC, MUNDELEIN, IL., B.S., GREENWALD, BOB, OALBSBURG, IL., B.S., Ac.I., Control Operaler fer BCS, Tau Epsilon Phi. l5,5,, C,5,, lntramuralg, - Sgffball, Rag- McLean County Sheriff Dept. GIVENS, HOLLY, KOKOMO, IN., B.A., quetball: Assoc. for Computing Ma- HART, STEVEN, NORTON, IL-, B-5-. SPCfJRN,Alpha PhiOmega: Alpha Psi chinery - Pres.: Student Advisory E-E-I Eta KHDPH Nui Tau Bela Pl! Phi Omega: Bradley Christian Fellowship: Council for the Dean of LAS College. KHDDH Phi- Bradley Symphonic winds. ORIZZLB, JOHN, PEORIA, IL., B.S., HARTMAN, CYNDE, ROCKFORD, IL., GOEKEJOHN, DES PLAIMBS, IL., B.S., BB., Phi Gamma Delta: BsI:Iv:, ACBU. B-S., MCJBXMCRT, Theatre: Cherale: c.s., Theta chi. ORIZZLB, PAMELA, PEORIA, IL., B.S., Mafliisals: Alpha PSi0h1eQe- OOBTT, GREGORY, PEORIA, IL., B.S., BMAM, Delta Zeta: AcBU: Mortar HARVATH, ROBERT, FERGUSGN, MO.. MFE.-T, PC0113 Rugby Club, Bgardi Qfdef of Qmgga. B.S., BMAF, II'ltI'3lTlI.1l'3lS'SOffball, Bas- OOLDIM, MOLLY, PEORIA, IL., B.S., El- GROHARING, ANDREW, MORRISON, kelh-all, Velleyball: WCBU- ementary Ed., Gamma Phi Beta: Brad- IL., B.S., BMAF, Financial Management HAWK, ALICE' MONMCUTH, IL-1 B-5-I ley Connection: Student Senate. ASSOC., mtramurels- Basketball, Feet. KGP, Intramural Volleyball: Publica- GOLDMAN, MITCHELL, ST. LOUIS, ball: Residence Hall Staff. tions Council: Anaga Editor 1985-6: MO., B.S., Biology, Alpha Epsilon Pi: GUBSERI STEVE, JERSEYVILLE, IL., Residence Hall Staff: Student Security: Intramurals-Soccer, Softball: Orderof M-EU BSMEI ASME, Intramurals- Foot- Student Advisory Board for Ed. and Omega: Mortar Board: Biology Club: ball, Basketball: Dorm Council, Health Sci. College. T86 KWOI1 Do Club. HABIBI HABIBI PEORIA, IL-1 B-S., I-3.5. HEADTKE, JEFFREY, CHICAGO, IL., FL., uh, B.A', International Studies. B.S., C.S., Intramurals - Softball, Bas- B.S., E.E., IEEE. HEDIENI LAURA, LAKE ZURICHI IL., keibell, Weightlifting- HALL, NICHELLE, PEORIA, IL., B.S., B-A-, HMSIBIO-f Bielesy Club: Tee GORMANI JACQUEUl'lEf BRISTOL' AcJ, Lady Braves Basketball: Bradley hweh D0 Club: Intramurals - Track. CT., B.A., AccountingjB.S., C.S., Delta Gospel Choir- Baskgtball. Zeta: Order of Omega: Beta Alpha Psi. HALLBICKI PATRICIA, ABINGDONI IL., HEINE, JAMES, OAK FOREST, IL., B.S., GRAF, PEGGY, MORTON GROVE, IL., lvl,5,, QS, Marketing, Sigma Phi Epsilon: College B.S.,Accounting, PhiChiTheta-Histo- l-IAMPSQN, ANNA, WAUKEQAN, IL., Republicans. rian: Accounting Student Assoc. - Sec- 5,5,, BMAM, HEINSMAN, TODD, PEORIA, IL., B.S., retary. HANLON, MARY, HOFMAN ESTATES, M-5 CIRALAK, EDWARD, ROANOKE, IL., IL., 55 lvlCJBfMQRT, Gamma Phi HEISER, KATHLEEN, PEORIA, IL., B.S., B.S., MFE-T. Beta: Anaga - Copy Editor, Environmental Science. GREENBAUM, LISA, GLENCOE, IL., HARDY, ROBERT, MARSEILLE, IL., HELD, PAM, CRYSTAL LAKE, IL., B.A., B.S., Elementary Ed., Sigma Kappa: B.S., QQN., Intramurals, Sigma Lamb- Art History, Intramurals - Swimming, Hillel: Alpha Epsilon Pi - Little Sister: da Chi. RaCCIUefb3Uf Volleyball- 106 T E Donald Hacke Nichelle Hall Patricia Hallbick Anna Hampson Mary Hanlon Robert Hardy Keith Hargis Philip Harpole Karen Harris Steven Hart Cynde Hartman Robert Harvath Alice Hawk Jeffrey Headtke Laura Hedien Charles Hehrick James Heine Todd Heinsman Kathleen Heiser Pam Held Shari Hemesath Crystal Hemmer John Henderson Craig Hepner Alfredo Hernand Deborah Heyn Tarek Himmo Hieo Ho Eric Hoerr Sean Holden 'Y CZ SENIORSX1 O7 Diane Horbach Brian Hughes Greg Hunziker Lance Jacobsen Uming Jeng Twana Jenkins Ralph Johnson Gregory Jones Russell Joyce Susan Kadlec Claire Kaizer Steven Kastel Patricia Katzman Caryn Kaufman Gwenda Kelly Tricia Kelly Jim Kenar Michael Kennedy Rick Kennedy Mary Khoury Howard Killian Michelle King Theresa King Shireen Kinsey Al Kirwan Brian Kleemanm Anne Marie Knaust Michael Koch Ken'i Koenig Melanie Koh 108!SENIOFlS x Ls sei Y xl 7 Y HEMESATH SHARI NORTHBROOK IL B S MCJB Women In Communl cations V P Pres Theta Chl Little Sister Communications Assoc Dean s List HEMMERLY CRYSTAL ELLISVILLE MO B S Nursing Alpha Phi Omega Pres Bradley Student Nursing As soc Hospitality Corps Bradley Con nectlon Nursing Class Treasurer HENDERSON JOHN SCHAUMBURG IL BS MBS The Navlgators HEPNER CRAIG MARSEILLES IL B S Accountmg Intramurals Soft ball Football Bowling BetaAlpha Psi Accountmg Student Assoc Bradley Connection Student Advisory Comm for the College of Business Cumcular Planning Comm for the College of Business HERNANDEZ ALFREDO TUCUPITA VENEZUELA B S EET Latino Student Assoc Pres HEYN DEBORAH OAK BROOK IL B S KGP Council for Exceptional Children Sigma Alpha Epsilon Little Sister HIMMO TAREK KUWAIT B S CE BSCE Alpha Lambda Delta Phi Eta Sigma Tau Beta P1 Phi Kappa Phi HO HIEU PEORIA IL BS EE HOERR ERIC PEORIA IL B S BMAM Dean s List HOLDEN, SEAN, SHOREHAM, NY, B S , Biology, Phi Kappa Tau, Alpha Phi Omega, Intramurals, Soccer Club HORBACH, DIANE, OAK LAWN, IL, B.S., CON., Intramurals Volleyball, Racquetball: Construction Club: AGC: AIC, Sigma Lambda Chi. HUGHES, BRIAN, PEORIA, IL., B.A., MCRT HUNZIKER GREGORY PEORIA lL BS BMAM Pre Law Club Young Re publlcans JACOBSEN LANCE CALUMET PARK IL BS ME Intramurals Softball Volleyball Basketball Racquetball JENG UMING PEORIA IL BS JENKINS TWANA DIXMOOR IL B S B1ologyfBS Psychology JOHNSON RALPH CHICAGO IL B S Accountmg Alpha PhlAlpha Ac counting Students Assoc National Technical Assoc JONES GREG JERSEYVILLE IL B S CS Golf Team JOYCE RUSSELL ORLAND PARK IL Resident Advisor Intramurals Bas ketball Softball Mortar Board Domi Council Cumculum Comm IFC Public Relations Rush Councellor KADLEC SUSAN CHICAGO IL BS BMAM Intramurals Sigma Alpha Epsi lon Little Sister KAIZER CLAIRE SCOTTSDALE AZ B S C S Lambda Chl Alpha Little Sister Intramurals Football Basket ball Racquetball Soltball Water Polo Newman Council Co op Advisory Board Phi Kappa Phi KASTEL STEVEN MT PROSPECT IL B S CON MGT AGC V P Sigma Lambda Chi KATZMAN, PATRICIA, FARMINGHAM, MA , B S , ME, BSME, Intramurals Vol leyball, Softball, Basketball, ASME, Society of Women Engineers KELLY, GWENDA, CHICAGO, IL., B.S., SPC, Gospel Choir, Track Team. KELLY, TRICIA, ITASCA, IL., B.S., BMAF, Sigma Kappa, Dean's List, Mernnettes Financial Management Assoc KENAR JIM SCHAUMBURG IL BS Chemistry Chemistry Club lntramu rals Volleyball Racquetball KENNEDY MICHAEL HOFFMAN ES TATES IL BA BMAM Theta Chl In tramurals Racquetball Football KENNEDY RICK ADDISON IL BS BMAM All School Treasurer SABRC Tour Guide ACBU Pres KHOURY MARY PEORIA IL B S Pre Med Chl Omega Biology Club Phi Kappa Phi Mortar Board Secretary KILLIAN HOWARD ROLLING MEA DOWS IL B S CE Tau Kappa Epsl lon Amencan Society of Civil Engl KING MICHELLE PALATINE IL BS Elementary Ed Gamma Phi Beta KING THERESA PEORIA IL B S Psychology Gamma Phi Beta Tour Guide Council for Exceptional Chnl dren KINSEY SHIREEN PEKIN IL B S Fashion Merchandising Gamma Phi Beta Delta Upsllon Little Sister Brad ley Cheerleader Community Chorus Fashion Merchandising Assoc KIRWAN AL PEORIA IL BS ENSB Intramural Basketball KLEEMAN BRIAN METAMORA IL B S Joumallsm Bradley Scout KNAUST ANNE-MARIE WATERLOO IL , B S, Nursing, Gamma Phi Beta, Pan Hel V P , Hospitality Corps, Brad ley Connection, Bradley Student Nurs mg Assoc KOCH, MICHAEL, PEORIA, IL., B.S., Economics, Intramural Basketball. KOENIG, KERRI, LONG VALLEY, N.J., B.S., MCCAfPR. 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 ,I , ,I I ' 1 1 1 01 ' 0 ' ' - 1 - s ' .I .: - 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 '1 - -1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 , , 1 -1 , 1 - 1 1 1 1 - 1 1, 1 1, 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 , 1 - 0 . I I ' I 'I ' 'I I I 01 v -1 1 - I - - , , , ., . ., EE. - , . -1 1 1 v 1 - 1 1 1 1, 1 1, 1 1 1 11 1 -1 -1 1 . O I 1 ' ' I n ' 'I ' I I I 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 ' 1 1 1 , , 1 ' - , . .I ' I I I I 'I ' 'I 1, 1 1, , 1 - . 1 1 .' 1 ' 1 1 f 11 1 1 1 1 1 -1 1 . 1 , 1 - - - 1 ' 1 '1 1 ' . 'I I 1 1 'I 0 '1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 O I I, I '- J 1 -1 1 -1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -1 1 ' ' ' ' '- ' 1 ' ' B S M k I' P'K Al h -P . , . 1, af C Ing, I appa D a TCS., . , , neers. 1 P - - ' 1 1 1 -1 1 -1 ' 1 I I ' . 1 1 ' 1 1 1 - I 'I , , 1 1 1 -1 - 11 1 1 1 I . 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' -1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -1 0 -1 2 ' .- . . I D- 1 1 1 1 1 1 '1 , ' ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 -1 1 -1 , ,, I 1 1 1 1 1 o 1 1 I I I 'l I I - ' . 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EET. ME. Alpha Chl Omega: IIE - v.P.: intra- LA PGRTE, DoMlNlcE, WHEATON, IL., Lll'lDAA5- hELLl- DELWDEAE- lL-- 5-5-- murals: ASQC: APICS: Community B.S., Poly-ScifMass Com., Delta Gam. Nur, Chi Omega. Chpws: Dorm Council - Treasurer: ma: Student Senate: Council farwpm- LlNDSEY-LEAh-CARl lEL-'Pl--B-S--A0 l'lOSPlLalltY COFPS- en's Awareness: Political Science As- COLllll?lVlQ- Sigma Delia Tau! Bela Alpha KORN, ERIC, PARK RIDGE, IL., B.S., E, SOC, Psi: SABRC: Phi Kappa Phi IEEE: Tau Beta Pi: Intramurals - Bas- LARSOHI GREQQ, WE51-CHESTER, IL., LINDSTROM, LAURA, PALATINE, IL., ketball, Softball, Racquetball. 5.5.1 MFI-3.1, B.A., BMAM, Gamma Phi Beta: Under- KRAEGER, BARBARA, CHICAGO, IL., LATTANzlo, PI-IILLIP, NORRIDGE, ILM graduate Assoc.: Student Senate. B-S--Jpumalism Delia Gamma: Dorm B.S.,BMAF, Sigma Nu-v.P.,Treasurer: Lll'lOEVlTCh- JOE- WOOD DALE- lL-- Council: Alpha Psi Omega: Bradley Financial Management ASSOC. - Pres., B.S., Physics. scour. v.P. 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B-SH EE- EEE' KRUSE, ROBERT, BERWYN, IL., B.S., LEINER,ELlzABETrI,GALEsBuRG,IL., NACE- l'llChELLE- l EORlA- lL-- 5-5-- EE, IEEE: Eta Kappa Nu. B.S., IE, Institute of Industrial Engi- lll5LOfY- KUHLMAN, DEBRA, I-ll-:BRoN. IL.,B.A., neers: Tau Beta Pl: Alpha Pi Mu. MACK- hARhl'lEl'l- PEORIA- lL-- 5-5-- Accounting, Delta Zeta: cross Country LEONARD, DOUGLAS, PEORIA, IL., Jowhallsfh- Team: Accounting Students Assoc.: B.S., BMAM, Phi Kappa Tau. MAGEE- hARl-OAK PARK- lL-- 5-5--GO' Intramurals - Softball, Volleyball, wa- LERNER, MICHAEL, cnlcAGo, IL., 0l0Qy- Phi Kappa Phi- ter Polo. B.S.,BMAM,Alpha Pnlomega: Society l lAhOl'llAlElAl- SOLOMON- ADDl5 AB' KUNKEL. PAULA, LOCKPORT, IL., for the Advancement of Management. ADA- EThlOPlA- 5-SH MFG- B.S., BMAM, Society for the Advance- LESCI1, JANE, NORMAL, IL., B.S., Nur. MALINA, JCHN, CLARENDON HILLS. ment of Management: Phi Chi Theta: LIEWEHR, DIANE, ELK GROVE, IL., IL., B.S, ME. Pi Kappa Phi - Historian: Dean's List. B.S., MTG, Gamma Phi Beta: Dorm Swim Team. LANGTON, CHRISTINE, HOFFMAN ES- Council: American Marketing Assoc. MALLO, TAMMY, CARPENTERSVILLE, TATES, IL., B.S., Upper Elementafy LIIVI, HANS, ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, IL., IL., B.S., BMAF, Financial Management Edu Sigma AlPl'la l5PSllOl'l ' Little SISLCY B.S., MTG, Alpha Phi Omega, Ameri- Assoc.: Doml Council. IPres.l: Student Advisory Council for can Marketing Assoc.: lntramurals - MARCH, DARRELL, ROCKFORD, IL., the College of Education: Student Ad- Softball, Volleyball, Water Polo. B.S., ACJ, Director of Security for the visory Council: IDC: Donn Council: ln- LIMBURG, DEBRA, CHICAGO, IL., B.S., Music and Theatre Dept. SENIOFISH11 MARKWELL TAMMY NORTHBROOK IL. 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' i iQ rv .', ., ws, 5 , 2, xt 'vu gf Y 1 W we Connection ACBU Intramurals Om :cron Delta Epsilon Cumculum Board ROTZ TANYA GENESEO IL B S BMAM Society for the Advancement of Management RUETTEN TIMOTHY CARPENTERS VILLE IL BS B10 fChem RYAN TIMOTHY HOFFMAN ESTATES IL BA Mc.1RfcAfspamsh Bradley Cheerleader American Marketing As ley Connection RYMEK ROBERT DOWNERS GROVE IL B S PLS Intramurals Pre Law Club Dorm Council Dean s List SALTZMAN AMY SKOKIE IL BS PSY Mem n ettes SANDLIN DENISE CANTON IL BS Fashion Merchandising Home Ec Club Pres V P Albert Rollins Angela Rosati Gan'y Roscetti Christopher Rosso Tanya Rotz Timothy Ruetten Timothy Ryan Robert Rymek Amy Saltzman Denise Sandlin Jaun Santiago Robert Santucci Edward Sassi Julie Sattler Jackie Sawiris Kenneth Schaer Dawn Schaible Craig Schamel Robert Schiermann Steven Schreiner SANTIAGO JAUN ISLA VERDE PR BS EE Bradley Cheerleader IEEE SANTUCCI ROBERT ELMHURST IL B S EGT Con Intramurals Bradley Bands SASSI EDWARD CHICAGO IL B S PSY Alpha Kappa Psi Intramurals B1 ology Club SATTLER JULIE HARVEY IL BA MCRT Phi Kappa Phi Sigma Alpha Ep sllon Little Sister MCCA Bradley Scout Graphic Des SCHAER KEN EAST PEORIA IL B S ME SCHAIBLE DAWN NAPERVILLE IL B S ME Navlgators Bradley Connec tion Dorm Council SCHAMEL CRAIG ST LOUIS MO BA lSfEFF Sigma Nu Dorm Council Pres ACBU Hospitality Co ordlna I n I 1 ' I I 'u I .I I. ME' 1 1 1 , I , , -, 0 .1 ROLF, JOIE, ROCKFORD, IL., B.S., I SOC.: Tour Guide: ACBU: PRSSA: Brad- SAWIRIS, JACKIE, DECATUR, IL., B.S., I I 1 O1 . . . r . I ,I I I . I E I :I 'I I '1 Lora Schubert Mark Schuler David Schumacher Jennifer Schuster . Brad Schweigert A I I' Margaret Sears Richard Severson Deborah Shaddon John Sheridan Jr. Barbra Sigmon tor: IFC: Undergraduate Assoc.: Intra- Board: Bradley Cheerleader: Phi P113 ' Pres.: DOYH1 Staff- , I murals: Dean's List. Kappa Phi: Alpha Psi Omega: lntramu- STEELE, SANDRA, PALOS HEIGHTS, I SCHIERMANN, ROBERT, WEBSTER rals. IL-. B-S-. CS. Phi Chi Theta: Ihiramu- , GROVES, MO., B.S., CS, Soccer Club SIMPSON, TIMOTHY, CHENOA, IL., rals: Dean's List: Domi Staff. . - Pres.: Dorm Council - V.P., Social B.S., BCS, Intramurals. STEIN,TOM, PEORIA, IL., B.S., CHEM, I chain Intramurals. SKOPAL, PATRICIA, METAMORA, IL., Chemishv Club- 3 ScHREINER, STEVE, oRLAND PARK, B.S., Elementary Ed., Phi Kappa Phi. STEPAHEK. GREGORY. SHORE- 1. IL., B.S., ME, ASME: Intramurals- Foot- SMITH, AMY, PARK FOREST, IL., B.S., WOOD, IL., B.S., ME. I ball, Volleyball, Softball, Basketball. MTG. Chi Omega: Pan-Hel - Pres.: Or- STONE, MICHAEL, NOLMSTED, OH., - SCHUBERT, LORA, ELMWOOD PARK, der of Omega: Amencan Marketing B-5-, MTG, Phi Gamma Delia- I I IL., B.S., ATG, Phi Chi Theta: Account- Assn. STOVALL. CHA5 JK- GLENWOODI IL-I I ing Students Assoc. SMITH, ARJONETTA, ST. LOUIS, MO., B.S., BMAM, Intramurals: Dorm Staff: 1 SCHULER, MARK, STERLING, IL., B.S., B.S., BCS, Gospel Choir: Bradley Con- IDC: DOITII Council. y BMAM, Sigma Nu: Swim Team: Intra- nection: Hospitality Corps: BSA: IDC: STRATTON, TOM, PEORIA, IL., B-S-, murals: Student Aide: Domi Staff: National Technical Assoc.: Alpha MFE' Beta THU Epsilon: SAE: SME. Dean's List. Lambda Delta: Phi Eta Sigma. STUDTNANN. MARK. DES PLAINES. SCHUMACHER, DAVID, EUREKA, IL., SMITH, GREGORY, PLEASANT HILL, IL., B.S., CON- E.S., ME, Pi Tau sigma-v.P.: Tau Beta IL., B.S., EET. Intramurals. SULIMINI. JOSEPH. EAST BRONS, I Pi: Phi Kappa Phi: ASME. SMITH, JENNIE, ANDERSON, IN., B.S., H-J-I 5-S-I NE, Pi Kappa Phi: lhifamu' pf ScHuSTER, JENNIFER, ARLINGTON History, Alpha Phi Omega. I ra1S:D0rm Staff- lg HEIGHTS, IL., B.S., Nur., Sigma Theta SMITH, KENT, PLEASANT I-IILL, IL., SULLIVAN, NICHELS EAST PEORIA-. -, Tau: Phi Kapa Phi: Dean's List: Intra- B.S., ATG, Intramurals. IL., B.S., BMAM. I murals: Bowling Team: ROTC - Exec. SMITH, KIMBERLY, BELLEVILLE, IL., SWADA, JEFF, PEORIA HEIGHTS, IL., officer. B.S., MTG, chi Omega: Admissions B.S., Tau Kappa EDSHOH: Beta Tau EP- Q SCHWEIGERT, BRAD, TREMONT, IL., Aide: American Marketing Assoc.: Siloh- I B.S., MFE, ASM: SME. Tour Guide: Greek Week Co-Chair. SWAKDENSKI, KURT, PEORIA, IL., E SEARS, MARGARET, CHICAGO, IL., SoIN, RAJIV, NEW DELHI, INDIA, B.S., B-S-1 BNANI Bradley HOCKEY: Intramu- Ig B.A., English. BMAM, India Forum of B.U. - V.P. rals. ' SEvERSoN, RICHARD, ELGIN, IL., SPAHN, CHERYL, wESTMoNT, IL., SWAKTZI WENDYY GLEN ELLYNI IL-I I B.S., BMAM, Pi Kappa Phi - Pres., B.S., MATH, Sigma Kappa: Chorale: 5.S.,.MCRT!French, Women in Corn- I Treas.: Intramurals: Society for theAd- Order of Omega: Mathematics Tutor. mUmC3ti0flS ' SCCYGISHYYJ Bradley vaneemeni of Management: Dorm SPARKS, LYNN, ROCKFORD, IL., B.S., Scout ' Ad- RCP-fPh0l10SIfHPhGh Staff. ' PSY., Phi Kappa Phi: Mortar Board: SWEDS MARK' MT- P505P 2CTg IL-f I SHADDON, DEBORAH, NEW LENOX, Student Advisory Bgard, B.S., BMAF, Alpha Epsilon PI: Finan- IL., B.S., BMAE, Delta Gamma: Wom- SPILLMAN, JUDY, GODFREY, IL., B.S., cial Management ASSOC- I en's Cross Country Sr Track Team: BMAF, Chi Omega: Order of Omega: TEITELBAUM. KARYN, GLENVIEWI IL., I BACCHUS: Pi Kappa Alpha - Little Sis- Financial Management Assoc.: Phi Chi B.S., MTG, Sigma Delta Tau - Exec. I ter: Domi Council:APICS:OSCA:SAM. Theta: Student Senate. V.P.: A119113 EPSIIOU Pi ' Lime Sister? I SHERIDAN, JOHN, BALLWIN, MO., SPIRES, ALLEN, WASHINGTON, IL., Student Senate - Food Service Chair! B.S., BMAM, Tau Epsilon Phi: Jazz B.S., EET, IEEE: Phi Kappa Phi. Student Assistant: Hillel: Intramurals: Band. STEELE, RICHARD, MANCHESTER, Dorm Council: Amefkafl Marketing SIGMON, BARBRA, DECATUR, IL., MO., B.A., PLS, Delta Tau Delta: Dorm ASSOC- . B.S., MCRTfMCJB, Student Advisory Council: Student Senate: Pi Sigma Al- TENNANT, JAMES, SCHAUMBURG, IL., Timothy Simpson Patricia Skopal Amy Smith Aijonetta Smith Gregory Smith Jennie Smith Kent Smith Kimberly Smith Rajiv Soin Cheryl Spahn Lynn Sparks Judy Spillman Allen Spires Richard Steele Sandra Steele Thomas Stein Gregory Stepanek Michael Stone Chas J. Stovall Jr. Tom Stratton Mark Studtmann Joseph Sulimini Michele Sullivan Jeff Swada Kurt Swardenski Wendy Swartz Mark Swede Karyn Teitelbaum James Tennant David Ternberg SENIORSX117 Scott Thoms Henry To Timothy Toennies Julie Travis Kimberly Trumpe Dagfinn Tveiten Ivan Vania Anil Vaswani Brandon Velde Jammie Virden Vincent Viverito Michelle Wagner Ronald Walker Patty Walls Leigh Ann Walters William Ward Margaret Welch Craig Wells Peter Whalen Jennifer Wheeler Bradford White Karen Wick Brian Wiedle Ed Wiemeler Toni Wilke Carl Williams Jr. Alan Willadsen Cherie Noel Wiltse David Witek Derek Woods 118!SENlOFlS my fm Lt., M KJ BS EET Sigma Phi Epsilon Swim Team TERNBERG DAVID PALATINE IL BS EET Delta Upsllon Little Sister Chairman IFC Asst Rush Chairman THOMS SCOTT CLINTON IA BS PSY Dorm Council TrackTeam Cap tam Dean s List TO HENRY DUNLAP IL BA ATG TOENNIES TIMOTHY NEW BADEN IL BS EE IEEE Inter Varsity Chns tlan Fellowship TRAVIS JULIE TALLULA IL BS ATG Alpha Phi Omega TRUMPE KIMBERLY EDWARDS IL BS EMH Council For Exceptional Children Phi Kappa Phi B S EE VANIA IVAN SPRINGFIELD IL BS PSY Alpha Phi Omega Bradley Bands VASWANI ANIL SANTURCE PR BS BMAM Dorm Council Pres Stu dent Aide IDC Amencan Marketmg Assoc Students for the Advancement of Management VELDE BRANDON PEORIA IL BS BMAM Swim Team VIRDEN JAMMIE HINSDALE IL B S MCCA Student Senate Bradley Con nectlon VIVERITO VINCENT CHICAGO IL BA MCCA Sigma Chi Bradley The atre Alpha Psi Omega Donn Staff Bradley Scout Newman Council WAGNER MICHELLE BELLEVILLE IL BS BMAM Dorm Council Phi Kappa Phi Co op Student WALKER RONALD STREAMWOOD IL BS BCS Deans List Intramu ras WALLS PATTY ASHLAND OH BA German WALTERS LEIGH ANN CANTON IL BS HME Kappa Omlcron P1 Phi Kappa Phi Dean s List Fashion Mer chandising Assoc WARD WILLIAM EVERGREEN PARK IL BS EE Sigma Phi Epsilon WELCH MARAGRET PLAINFIELD IL BS MATH WELLS CRAIG CAMBRIDGE lL BS CS Tae Kwon Do Club MCRT Delta Upsilon Intramurals IFC Greek Week Comm WHEELER JENNIFER WARRENVILLE IL BS BIO Sigma PhiEpsiIon Little Sister Intramurals WHITE BRADFORD NEW LENOX IL BS EE IEEE College Republicans WICK KAREN AURORA IL BA IS Sigma Iota Rho IAO WIEDLE BRIAN OAK FOREST IL B S BIO Swim Team WIEMELER EDWARD WESTCHEST ER IL BS BMAM ACBU Pres VP Council of Presidents Student Advlso ryComm Dorm Council WILKE TONI ST JACOB IL BS MCCAfMCJR Dorm Staff WILLIAMS CARL PEORIA IL BS BMAF WILLADSEN ALAN PEORIA IL BS ATG Beta Alpha Psi Accountmg Stu dents Assoc WILTSE CHERIE NOEL ANTIOCH IL B S BCS Phi Kappa Phi Alpha Lamb da Delta Phi Eta Sigma Phi ChlTheta Society for the Advancement of Man agement WITEK DAVID ANTIOCH IL B S ME Bradley Golf Team WOODS DEREK MOLINE IL B S ME Phi Gamma Delta WOODSON ELIZABETH BELLEVILLE IL BS MTG Gospel Choir Student Advisory Comm Amencan Marketmg Assoc Black Student Alliance WOOLAM KIMBERLY MACOMB IL WRONSKI WENDY PALATINE IL BS CS Delta Zeta YOSHIMURA JANA DES PLAINES IL BS ART YOUNGREN LES WOODHULL IL BS MFG Phi Gamma Delta Intramu rals Mortar Board Beta Tau Epsilon Co op YUAN WEI PEORIA IL BS EE Dean s List Phi Kappa Phi ZAJAC DIANE BURBANK IL BS ATG Alpha Chi Omega Dorm Staff ZGONENA TIM RIVERWOODS IL B S EET Disc Jockey for WCBU ZIMMERMAN LYNN WENTZ MO BA ART 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I1 1 1 1, 1 1, 1 1 , , , 1, 1 1, I 1 . 1 - . , I 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 I1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 , 1 . 1 - - I I1 1 -1 I -1 1 1 , , , ., . 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I . 1 ' ' ' 1 1, , 1 1 1 I 1 1 I1 'I ' , , , 1, 1 1 - - 1 1, , , 1 1 ' 1 I1 I U , ,I , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I ' 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 I1 I I1 I 1 1 ' S f I I .J x 5, ' x 1 I 1 Elizabeth Woodson Kimberly Woolam Wendy Wronski I Jana Yoshimura Les Youngren - Wei Yuan 1 ' . Diane Zajac fvajvh-Q Timothy Zgonena 51 .1-5.3-L' :fs Lynn Zimmerman SENIOFISH 19 200 I2 251 F110 -ez:-112 1' 435' r,, After spreading among a select group of students, Bradley University has been purged of the dreaded disease senioritis, at least for another year. This disease was cured the day Bradley's 1987 Senior Class received its diplomas. These proud students are now faced with a great challenge, to face a new world and find success. The past four lor morei years began with Freshmen Orientation for most of the graduates. It is undoubtedly only one of the many college experiences that this class shares. Friendships formed through club and organizational activi- ties, through fraternities and sororities, through being confined in a small room with someone for two semesters. A great deal of self-realization was also a part of the past four years. Who would ever guess that a human being was capable of surviving a combination of all-night cram sessions, beer parties, formals, and cafeteria food? Some stu- dents knew exactly where they were headed and finished with the same ma- jor they started with. Others needed alit- tle bit of soul-searching. Now it all begins again. New rules, new challenges, new discoveries, but the same old quirky feeling of strange- ness that came with being freshmen. They have succeeded in graduating col- lege, they won't stop now. GOOD LUCK!! 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Zak Khayat, who was voted Most Valuable Player by his team- mates, led the team with ten goals. The Leadership Award was pre- sented to Mike Kenny. Mike led the team's defense, along with Stefan Hlpskind. I The tri-captains, Curt Magnu- son, Stefan Hipskind, and Mike Ken- ny will hand over 'the reins to next year's captains: Lou Streeker, Jim Tait, and Scott Becker, as the team begins to prepare for its first Divi- sion l season. The players will be ready -they already began practic- ing this spring. Although the club finished with a 6-4 record, everyone is optimistic about next year and the future of soccer as a varsity sport. Top: Mike Kenny dribbles the ball up field. Bottom: Zak Khayat tries to fake out an oppo- nent. 1 1 INA - s 51 i 9 V-M..- ,.-.ie Sept. Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. 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Dan Reilly, Curt Magnuson, Mike Looney, Scott Chees- man, Mike Kenny, Scott Becker, Stefan Hipskino. Jim Tait, Jeff Angress, Mike Waldron. Middle Left: Jim Derengowski controls the ball. Right: Fighting off a defender for the ball is Paul Kenny, Bottom: Curt Magnuson splits between the two opponents, 'ini G HWS w 4, wean 1 iv Ol 1 a 'fi 155111 ,M W' u 4 Nw 12 ff? aw rms QW. 4 3 Wg ,. Q14 'fn V x VJ , '5 ff-9, , 'Y if ,Q Q 6 f . wggfg fr, Q Qs k f 6 Y K ' . :,.,f ' K V ai, x Q -'If has iff 'A vw- - gl 44' lg-el, 1 ' x Q , . Q X , L Q fx-Wm' ,ik 2.1 f , fsgf' 1 A .5 .1 Jil L 592141, qu Q1 , q 1, .UN if M fi in . 3, 4 J , Fin V A S , gp v 3 Y -1? Q 'fc fsfpii. ' fx!! x JB .,,.v. Qufkvii' Shooting for the Best This was certainly not a story- book season like the 32-3 season last year. The NCAA put BU on two years of probation and one year of sanctions. Dick Versace left to the NBA's Detroit Pistons, and a new head coach wasn't named until the first day of classes. That new head coach was Stan Albeck, who came back to coach his alma mater after spending the last sixteen years in the pro ranks. Al- beck eventually guided the team to a 17-12 season, second to the Tulsa Hurricanes for the MVC regular sea- son title. The Braves had a 10-4 league record but were edged out by Tulsa's 11-3 mark. While the Hurricanes and the Braves battled for the regular sea- son title, Hersey Hawkins made him- self a national name by finishing fifth in the nation by scoring with a 27.2 points per game average. The Braves boasted a 12-2 re- cord at home. They had a 24 game home winning streak snapped by Memphis State in a nationally tele- vised game on ESPN. Sophomore Paul Wilson re- ceived MVC Player-of-the-Week honors once while Hersey Hawkins won or tied for the same award four times -the most for any Valley play- er. In the MVC, Hawkins ran away with the Player-of-the-Year voting, taking the award with a unanimous vote by both the media and the coaches. Anthony Manuel made second team MVC by both panels. The Braves, with eight seniors due to return next season, will again be favored to win the league, and will be eligible once again for post-sea- son play. M 4' 11 I .ff f 5 Q4 at., wg I .105 I 'YL Q, Q Nm X ,bv 12 'r 1 77553 ,J f 4. 4 C A. fl' 4 1' rf' fd I 5 A, -rr H5 is 1 Q-f f,fu m f! i A ' R Xu U V A , . 'l I ,br ,01- 1 yy C 01 . :IFN qagl .u'! P' 'fx -is 'ITV' ' , 4 in ,,,..W1r ' fy af -'fat 5 X' 1 I 'VE 9 Nl ,ans ! 41?- G94 Sw. xr 'W' 4 1 1,1 Kit 1 Q Nag, 5 1 Q. Q. Q 1 f.6N ' s NW ii M 'Q F' nr- sh v ,K Q Ds 4 1 Sw 'Mi .i if , me -..gl 1 X Photos by Dave Bard and Frank Mehlug 1 1 1 iw Nx ix A 3 1.9325 T ,. I' if 9 F9 5.8 Q Fvgi' ' 1 if ' ' .r eb .A IL n. uv' 1' , 1 lk . 4 'Qt .1 ' a5 , f 5 1, s Q 'dnb- f i . ITC' V' K , 4 I xm.. Q 4, 'vy' 1 A -. NJC , r . 5 , 4.2 iq 1,9 Q is -.ii-i 2 , , 4 V . . s Q-'FF 'f' Ma., ,-- ' 'a A XC 3 if 'vfl U I 1 ' ' 1 vii? ' 1' wi 4 Tennis Team and Lady Braves Hang in There Not a spectacular year for either tennis or women's basketball, both teams demonstrated undaunted spirit. Men's tennis final record was 17 wins to 15 losses, while the womenls team did much better with a final record of 14-7. The new Lady Braves basketball coach Lisa Boyer started her first year with a team of four freshmen and nine returning letter winners. The Lady Braves Basketball team finished with 15 wins and 13 losses. Photos by Frank Mehlig F4:2f'l.,-,-T3 ' 4 Arr:-Wx 'J at +'.F'Q?,, ,Z x i 1rf-f.i- .,wug.4k...g, ,gg A Wisconsin Green Bay Central Michigan Marquette Wisconsin Northwestern Missouri St. Louis Illinois State Indiana State Western Illinois Southwestern Missouri Wichita State Drake Northern Iowa Chicago State Southern Illinois Eastern Illinois Illinois - Chicago Western Illinois Wichita State Southwest Missouri Northern Iowa Drake Eastern Illinois Southern Illinois Indiana State Illinois State Photos by Frank Mehlig 's I Gil 9 tw 'fl O6 BRADLEYOPPONENT 67 88 85 63 78 64 52 82 68 82 68 66 66 86 74 59 67 94 79 64 64 90 64 98 65 70 80 106 '-qv' 9 flu I 4 as VK, Sn-Q' .3 J 0' g. P 5 Y ,fi kt, all E? N-of Nw tw 5 X N . x fs. Y . 8 Hot Season Cn the Ice The Hockey Club had a great year. The team finished the regu- lar season with nine wins, seven losses, and four ties, and then came alive to win the lllinois-Wis- consin Collegiate Hockey Associ- ation QIWCHAi Championship. Bradley defeated Wheaton Col- lege in the first round by a score of 7-4. The club then went on to defeat Triton College 6-2 in the fi- nals. Kurt Swardenski led the team in goals with twenty-two, while Ron Williams dished out eighteen assists for the club high. Scott Da- vis was the leading goaltender with a 3.19 Goals Against Average and a team record of 6-1-3 with him in the net. Scott Morgan came up big in goals for the Braves. His record was 5-3-1. Dr. Edwin Griffith coached the team to victory in his first year with the Braves. Dr. Griffith has been coaching hockey in Peoria for thir- teen years. IWCHA Playoffs - Round 1 Peoria, lL Bradley vs. Wheaton College Bradiey 7 - Wheaton 4 Triton College vs. Northern illinois Triton 6 - Northern 3 . IWCHA Playoffs - Finals Peoria, iL Consolation Finals Wheaton 7 - Northern 1 Championship Finals Bradley 6 - Triton 2 0 l I I Photos by Frank Mehlig Pekin Stars Pekin Stars UW-Platteville Northern Illinois Illinois State Wheaton College Drake University Pekin Stars Triton College Wheaton College Univ. of Illinois Northern Illinois Illinois State Pekin Stars Triton College College of DuPage Purdue University UW-Platteville Drake University Drake University Peoria, IL Pekin, IL Dubuque, IA Rockford, IL Peoria, IL Carol Stream, IL Peoria, IL Peoria, IL Peoria, IL Peoria, IL Peoria, IL Peoria, IL Peoria, IL Pekin, IL Crestwood, IL Carol Stream, IL Peoria, IL Peoria, IL Des Moines, IA Des Moines, IA W 3-2 L 4-3 W 7-2 T 4-4 T 6-6 T 3-3 L 3-8 W 5-4 T 2-2 L 7-6 L 12-4 W 2-1 W 6-1 L 5-3 W 6-2 L 11-3 W 9-5 W 8-4 W 5-4 L 6-O Ss 1 I 1 . 3 .44 ' 1. tif s.. Q Front Row, L to R: Scott Morgan, Kurt Swardenski, John Lebak, Jon Cohen, Don Evans, Scott Davis, Tom Bittner, Mark Goldman, Geoff Smith, Chris Boivin. Middle! Row: Coach Ed Griffith, Tom Ward, Matt O'Sullivan, Mike Nelson, Captain Jim Banovitz, Captain Ron Williams, Dave Drake, Rob Wikstrom, Mark Smith, John Gusellal Gen. Mgr. Rob Stermer. Top Row: John Remias, Brian Smith, Tim Stephens, Kevin Mason, Will Ruona, Tom Wolcott, Andy Yaktman, Kevin Schmaltz, Stuart Zeilstra,i Bob Fee. Not Pictured: Bob Mata, Miro Kojic 3 l a 2.-:sg f 1 'A J f- J 'A ,S Q 25 l40fH0CKEY Photos by Jana Yoshimura and Frank Mehlig Holding Cn Until the Finish Photos by Frank Mehlig The Cross-Country team may not have won a lot this year, but they had a lot of heart. One of the main problems for the team was injuries. In the Regional Championships, hosted by Bradley, both the men's and women's teams started their races without their team captains. Bad luck plagued the team in the Conference Championships as well, when the Lady Braves' team captain and number one runner, Melinda fSwank, was forced to drop out of the race because of knee problems. There were also some amazing individual performances. The Wom- en's Performance-of-the-Year was turned in by Karol Kuehn, who fin- ished in eighteenth place in the Gateway Conference meet. This was the best finish ever for a lady Brave. The men's Performance-of- the-Year was by Matt McCormick, whose nineteenth place NCAA Dis- trict 5 finish avenged his losses to all but one who defeated him at the MVC. The Most Valuable Runner - Woman Award went to Melinda Swank, and the Strider's Trophy Winner - Men went to Matt McCor- mick. The men finished the season 1- 2 in dual meets and the women were 0-6 in dual meets. ln the Conference Champion- ships, the men finished in fifth place and the women in tenth place. 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' .. .- 'vi 1-5 -' 55'-' ' 'G 5.1 -1.15 i-, fogxo- .Alfa .. -Q10 , ?ff.-..'-:- ' ' A-, .rel iv'-1-' .1 Q.. 4' Jar. ' n... .-s E .S ..'S.Q-nm41!'f- '. 'Le -', ,L Q 1 1 4, uv 4. rf r,fL - ,ff Q Q a Q I lztrx ex L5 ' Xilii . -api The fall baseball season for the Braves started slowly and didn't fin- ish much better. The season ended with a 3 to 6 record, which coach Dewey Kalmer generally credited to poor hitting and the high number of freshman and seniors on the team. Freshmen tend to be less relaxed as do seniors who have many distrac- tions associated with graduation. However, spring brought new life into the team. The '86-'87 Brad- ley Braves Baseball team set an all- sports school record in total number of wins, 41 to 21 losses. Coach Kal- mer stated that the strongest point responsible for the great season was the high number of super pitch- ers the team had this year. No other Bradley sports team has ever won so many games in one season. This should come as no sur- prise: Bradley has a reputation for producing outstanding baseball players. Three former Braves are now in the big leagues, the Minneso- ta Twins' Kirby Puckett, Chicago Cubs' Guy Hoffman, and St. Louis' Jim Lindeman. More players from Bradley than any other Missouri Val- ley Conference team are signed by pro-ball scouts. 4 Photos by Frank Mehlig 's I f - 9 1 in V22 .13 fu' 'Q .l'1QQ4jfQw, F005 'W 'M 'TC I Q1 5 lik QU 'VT' ' 1 tg 'fl wmuv-cwfqvuw Hilllwillliilllg imfww .WIWW 'g'- Ill' 111m UW1lIV ' .- - .Q- 4 . ,gf 5' . 2 . 41534: ...4 5 A 1' . -.. t . 3 4 . , , 0- . - Y V , . . X. - .A f 1' -or. , 'Q' -- 'f.. N -- 1 4- ' ' ' ' 401 ' u 'K' v- x - -, .14 all V . .,, '5, . V 6.9.12-av! .- A ,g af, ' - Q. ,.. , X- 4 A A, . va, - - -- I - , ' , ' V P , w ' ' -fx, . A, k ,.. , 1-.- W 0. . ,- A 4 1 . - C. 'V ,' 1' -I' ' it - ' -1- 'V' ' . ' r -V.-M-........,... f 1 s . gy S .r v 1 a f . Q ., ' -v nhl iVl'7 A f N and 1 Af W ,Lim W 'mf' ova -v 5 :ill -3 I.. I CU' NA Hgh ' ova 'Q f ' P 1 ,bi-5 1, f ' W, H 2-.3,1m x4l1lP x V 1,4 94.-1? I Y 2 ' I.: ,Q I ,: ,' . 4.4 A '- ' .Ti ,ff47 , M' .xJ'.Aff,'l??21,:?41a Pdf, Lkswg M ' .. ai iam J wp' f V ' . u 14WBASEBALL . Uipmf. . V uv' L- .. . .,. . lL-.4 'w-...., , . 551- Q ravi-wi ' - Bun LIGHT ff'?3'v--f.3a-n '-- AQ , it v ..,, . , 1 '86 - 87 SEASON HIGHLIGHTS gm .,,.1, .r --Q.. ..- St. Louis University fDHy 5-2 W 7-3 W Lewis University QDHQ 7-6 L 16-5 W Eastern Illinois QDHJ 4-2 W 11-5 W St. Francis College QDHJ 8-2 L 7-6 W Quincy College QDHJ 11-7 W 5-1 W Western Illinois 14-9 W i ilfilifi 5 ' i A X 'oe,1Ssl.,.f, ,I-.1 A ' 'T 813 Y - . I I -LQHIYJ-P ifisirf Th vi :T si '1z z1'u rua- ., 'T' 'U fr-vw tn? luv-,rsau .. yf' 'rar vm 1. 'il U 11 wi 1 i' 1' ' 1 i .4 E Qt ,LW-gr 1 ' . I ,Q' bl, :qs X: X 156 'v?gik'. 'M' -u 4 . , 6 'is gs., Team Spirit Survives Tough Season The Lady Braves softball 'team did their best to spark a slow season but had no luck in the face of compli- cations such as a high amount of in- juries. ,Coach Clint 'Wilson stated that because of this, many freshmen played in keygames. This was good experience for them, -however, it was not enoughfto pull the team out of its slump. L The final record for the season was 25 to 27. Brenda Nelson was awarded Player of the -Week. i HIGHLIGHTS '86 - 87 SEASON Wichita State lDHJ , 5-2 W 9-6 L Southwestern Missouri QDHJ 2-1lW -2-O W Western illinois lDHl 4-2 L I 3-1 W illinois Central QDHQ 3-2 W 2-1 L Western illinois 8-0 L Eastern Michigan 1-0 W illinois State QDHJ 2-1 W 2-O W ,,L,,,, 'M 2?2kfT'i -that ,. bm.. ..,,..u' H r . ' I 'A Photos by Frank Mehlig i 1 4 i i V l ' ' 'WIQQ I l r .f :- -...K J? lfmfkx x , . f ' l 1' if fu 1' 1 in X As, n tiny 4 i. an -Q..-- SOFTBALU149 Swim Team Not Sunk Yet The Bradley swimming team was beset with many problems this '86-87 season. Although the fresh- men members lended much sup- port, problems arose within the team that could not be reconciled. As a result, some members left. A major blow to the team occurred in mid-season when Coach Joe Spink suffered a stroke and was unable to head the team. Assistant coach Dave Hanas stepped in to hold the team together but the bad luck con- tinued as several top swimmers also suffered injuries that prevented them from competing. '86 - 87 SWIMMING ROSTER Anderson, Bjorn Freestyle!FIy Auton, Greg Freestyle!Back!lM Bonham, Joe Breastroke Dorey, Jeff Freestyle!lM Green, Steve Freestyle Dist.!lM Martin, Tim Backstroke Milligan, Robert Dist.fFreestyle Phillips, Rodney Back!Free Pratt, Ordreldro Diving Pratt, Pierce FlylFree Roy, Sean Fly!lM Schoengart, Erik BreastllM Shafer, Greg Dist.!Free Velde, Brandon Breast!Free -Q - Nw, Q. 44 'S 531 fi., Y , Y ,- Q. 'f ' , ,J - .. .. ' . 1 -vu QJ, v Q1 n I Pl. , T' ,7-1 - u gl a - -A. pp.-.,, .,. Xfgfk, A-.L - Zami: ,-.qyfff Q at .1139 - r.. , ' ' ' V f -' 3-1 LTR Wi- 9 ., R -HL --' , 'L '0 . .- -,7 - ' Q' 7-s 'Q. ,f ' -. - -., lk: nt. .- Y . 4,5544 ,F .ll 4, W' wfvw ..-b' L -4. ,,, , .Hb no , ,-51 A - my , ' k . 'QQ- - - I' ,. Af ' 41, 1 2 A. 2 fe .' -IQ1 r 5 'L 'A Cx A .. 1 v v-----v-vs-rv' 4LlLLl,,..a4 '54-4A-0,4 '4 A- - Good Show on Volleyball Court by Lady Braves Volleyball ball season started out slowly, picked up speed in the middle and then sort of petered out until the last game in which Bradley deftly defeated Drake's team. Out of a not-so-great season shine the performances of several Lady Braves Volleyball team players. Betsy Buckhold set a new school record of 31 kills in a match, beating Stacy Besjak's 1985 record of 25 kills. Kelly O'Neill and Buck- hold tied the old school record of 5 block solos. Coach Pam Stanek moved Karla Huebner from outside hitter to setter in mid-season, a switch Karla used to the team's ad- vantage. The Lady Braves Volleyball team final record was . '86 - 87 HlGHL.lGHTS St. Francis W 15-12 15-6 Eastern Michigan L 15-3 15-9 Notre Dame L 15-13 13-15 DePaul W 6-15 15-10 16-14 Northern illinois W 7-15 15-6 Western L 16-14 10-15 15-10 Southern L 15-9 15-10 Drake W 15-6 15-6 152 15-11 15-2 15-7 15-8 15-7 7-15 18-16 15-13 9-15 15-4 15-11 10-15 15-6 W2 167 H Yi 1 'T i 51! ls. Qi Q9 'F 43, 3,5 J' I Intramurals VOLLEYBALL Men's A TEP B Fiji C Death From Above Women's A-B Pi Phi C Delta Zeta CoRec A-B Dickie Do and The Don'ts C Raiders and Roses SWIMMING Medley Relay Sigma Nu 200 Freestyle Andy Carr, Sigma Nu 100 Freestyle Jim Tennant, Sig Ep 50 Freestyle Jim Tennant 200 Freestyle Relay Sigma Nu 50 Butterfly Dave Vocke, Sig Ep 100 IM Craig Consigny, DU 50 Butterfly Dave Vocke, Sig Ep 50 Backstroke Craig Consigny 50 Breaststroke Eric Heggelom, Sigma Nu Diving Bryan Ogle, Sig Ep BASKETBALL Fraternity I Phi Kappa Tau ll Sigma Nu Men's A Force VI B1 Pike B C1 Supreme Court C2 Horse Farm C3 Last Rites C4 BFD's C5 Tri Phi's C6 World Be Free C7 Brown Trout, Squid Women's Schnapp Shots Sorority Pi Beta Phi FOOTBALL ' Men's A-B White Lightning Fraternity Sigma Nu Women's Senioritis SOFTBALL Men's DU Women's Senioritis INTFIANIURALSXI 55 gl-fi, 'Q' 1-If ,ff -9 K X 'iid -+i X -an S-xx -mfs -,wx v 3 N' sr? fx 'f X Ji qx NF'-f' v ng fx U' -1 'Pvc X M.,-I' 156!INTRAMUFiALS K 'J N Photos by Frank Mehlig pidqwywma-..,. ..f . - lag K 5. 1 I 's 'I . L A - 1 1 I v 1 J' r . P Q lv INTRAMURALSX1 57 .Q ULULJL? if ,L E- r f 'W-1 Abel, Stanley ............ ..... Abookheir, Jamal ........ Adamany, Nada ..... Agunod, Eric ......... Akerman, Kurt ....... Alabach, David ...... Albrecht, David ...... Allen, Catherine ...., Alroth, Dawn ......... Althoff, Jerry ...... Alvarez, Sofia ........ Alvarez, Victor ,...... Ames, Tiffany ..,........ ...... Andersen, Bjorn .......... ..... Anderson, Christine Anthes, David .............. Antrim, Flod .............. ..... Appel, Mark .............. .... Archibald, Dawn ....... ..... Aubry, Chris .......... Aver, Anthony ....... Awl, Dave ........... Babetch, Leslie ...... Bacha, Rehab ........ Bakewell, Chris ...... Ball, Tim .............. Barbieri, Gina ......... Barbieur, Jeanne ...... ...... Bard, David ............ Bass, John ......... Bauer, Rob ............ Baumann, Bob ....... Baum, Tami ........ Becker, Walt ..,....... Becker, Douglas ....... ....... Beck, Margaret ......... ....... Belavich, James ..... Bernardi, Jeannine . Bernardi, Stacy ......... ....... Bernard, Brian ........ Betterman, Tracy ...... ......... Beutel, Jean ........... Bielawa, Jeffrey ........ ....... Bitterman, John ...,.. Bivens, Pat ......... -if 3x ,K v I 1 Y g fl fl . 1 .sr 1 W ,Z 6 Blaine, Carol .......... ...... Blasser, George ....... Blazis, John ......,... Blunt, Vicki ............... ....... Blythe, Brian .... Bohmmsky, iviafiZ'fffI.'.'ff Bonatis, Carla .......... ..... Bonham, Diana ........ ....... Bonifas, Elizabeth ....... ..... Boonparlit, Paisit ...... .... Bork, Brian ............ ..... Bossaers, Phil ....... ....... 1 9 Bostwick, Kelly ...... Bowman, David ......,. ..... Boyd, Anita ,................. .... Brandenberg, Judy Brey, Terry .,............. .......... Brown, Hal ...... V. .. ...li H Q. Brown, Anna .......... Brow, Richard ........... Brundage, Thomas ...... Brushaber, Veronica ....... Buckhold, Betsy ........... Burgeson, Michele ....... Burke, Phillip ............. Burrows, Effie ........ Bursott, Eric ........... Bury, Deborah ....... Cantrell, Donna ...... Caplan, Jeff ........ Cargill, Yvonne ...... Carlsen, Connie ........ Carpenter, Larry ....... Carpenter, Scott ....... Carr, Andrew ......... Carter, Warren ......i... Casey, Laura .................. Cashman, Elizabeth ....... Casillas, Eduard ........... Cassidy, Beth ............ Cawi, Steve ............... Chan, Thomas ................ Christianson, Cheryl ....... Christofanelli, Annamarie Clark, Sue ....................... Cohen, Beth .................... Colburn, Curtis ...... Collins, Byron ............ Collins, James Jr. .... . Collins, Randall ......... Collister, Lana Sue ....... Connell, Kim .............. Consigny, Cathy ........ Cooker, Laurie ....... Cook, Lisa .............. Cooper, Brooks ......... Cooper, Suzanne ...... Copeland, Wendy ...... Cordoba, Edgar ..... 9-'T nr l Q' QQ -1 Cornwell, Brent ....... Costelli, Dean ...... Costin, Sean ............ Cottrell, Mickie ........ Counsel, Lenz ......... 91 Courtney, Timothy ...... ...... Cox, Brian ............... Cramer, Angie ...... Cramer, Chris ...... Cramer, Stacie ........ Daley, Rich .............. Danforth, Theresa ...... ....... DeClue, Audrey ....... DeJovine, Kevin ...... 103 103 103 93 103 91 26 103 93 90 103 137 95 DeLoach, Andre ......... ........ 1 4 103 Derbas, John ................. ....,. Derengowski, Thomas ..... ....... Desmoulin, Sharon ........ ...... Detweiler, Scott .......... ........ 103 103 90 Di Vincent, Karen ....... ...... 1 03 Dieker, Roger ............. ....... 1 03 Dollinger, Cathy ............. ...... 1 49 Dombrowski, Brenda 103 Donohue, Lauren .......... ........ 9 3 Dorman, Joseph ........ ...... 1 O4 Downing, Bob ......... ..... 9 0 Downing, Rick ........ 104 Doyle, John ......... 104 Doyle, Steve .......,... . 91 Doyle, Todd ................ ........ 9 0 Draeger, Richard ........ ...... Durr, Bill .................. Dyer, Karen ................... ...... D'Agnolo, Louis Jr. ....... ...... . 104 91 104 103 i Z 1 L , ii' i' fs Eagelston, Alice Ann Earl, Juliann ............. Easily, Craig ............ E8S'lel'bl'O0k, Jim ..... Eggers, Shari .......... Eisenberg, Susanne Ekstrand, Thomas Elias, Amy ............. Engels, Diane ....... Erml, Charles .......... Estrada, Carolina .... Evert, Thomas ......... Faford, Jenny .......... Fanrenkrog, Lisa .... Faltin, Kelly ............. Fandre, Scott .......... Featherston, John .. Federico, Sue ......l... Fielding, Lisa ........ Fjelland, Beth ....... Floridis, Mary ....... Ford, Patricia ....... Forrester, Chris ....... Fox, Susan ........... Franklin, Sylvia ........ Fritz, Cheryl .......... 7 Gagg, Shawn ....... Gall, Joanne ............ Gash, Brandle ............... Gaughan, Matthew ........ Gee, Simon ..... ........... Georgen, Daniel ...... Gerig, Timothy ........ Giadrone, Doug ....., Giallanza, Laura ...... Gibson, Katie ....... Gillie, Antonia ....... Glltz, Mary ......,. Gist, Eric ........... Givens, Holly ....... Glass, Darren ...... Goeke, John ........... Goett, Gregory ........ Goldin, Molly ........... Goldman, Mitch .......... Gonzales, Caroline ........ Gordey, Michelle ........ Gorecki, Stefan .......... Gorman, Jacqueline Graf, Peggy ................ Gralak, Edward ....... Greenbaum, Lisa ....... Greene, Denise ....... Greenwald, Bob ...... Grizzle, John ........... Grizzle, Pamela .......... Groharing, Andrew ........ Grzelak, Steve ........ Gubser, Steven ....... Habib, Habib ........ Hacke, Donald ..... 7 , , 1 at 13- ' ,fl , f 51475 p -'x 105 105 105 105 71 105 105 105 92, 105 105 I , 105 1 105 105 57, 105 ' 24 N 105 105 ' 105 In 105 f ' - 54 i f my .......153 J ', 105 , l , 105 ' 1 1 ' 106 106 Harvath, Robert Hasselberger, Craig . 1111111 toe 106 Hawkins, Hersey ...... 106 Hawk, Alice ........... Haynes, Steve .......... Headtke, Jeffrey ...... 106 Hedien, Laura ....... 106 90 Hedin, Jeff ............... Hehrick, Charles ...... Heine, James ........ Heinsman, Todd ...... Heiser, Kathleen ...... Held, Pam ............. Helm, Wade .......... 107 Hemesath, Shari 106 Q ,tag W ,t ,. GY- .Qt -2- -V. 14- '.-,132 ,ja wg, w ,I f-P u nbffk- 'Cure .111 ,, ,I ' '-at . 5' 'Z' sim, fx S4-e -1- if 4 ' f- , . ,,yf:-w,- . ,ff - ,, ,444 , . .J aw, , 1 Qi , Hadrys, Becky ...,. Haebich, Donna ...... Rf. att, , y yyyy B ,, Hallbick, Patricia ,....... Hall, Nlchelle ........... Hamernik, Dave .... . Hamilton, Travitt ..... Hampson, Anna ...... Hanlon, Mary ....... Hardy, Robert ...... Hargis, Keith ........ Harper, Lynn .....,.. . Harpole, Philip ........ Harrison, Curt ...... Harris, Karen ....... Harris, Todd ..... Harris, Tricia ........... Hartman, Cynde ..... Hart, Steven ........ we 4' Wf',,:'1-iff? ,J4 , , af l J, 49, , ,mf 0 Q .f I Vp fff 214 2 19 K 21 Hemmerly, Crystal Henderson, John ...... Hepner, Craig ..,........ 79 107 107,137 157 26 Heubner, Karla ......... Heyn, Deborah ....,. Himmo, Tarek ......., Hipsky, Mark ...... Hoefer, Carol ..... 107 107 107 107 57 Hoerr, Eric Hohl, Wayne ....... Holden, Sean ..... Horbach, Diane ..,.. 52 Howard, Kevin 92 107 90 107 Ho, Hieo Hughes, Brian ....... 107 107 Hunt, Jeff Hasselberger, Rich Heppert, Mark ............. Hernandez, Alfredo ..... 'L 107 131,134-5 My 1 f Wifi? f ,, 7Vf3'?5Zff?i,f4,, , ,,.. L., 107 90 107 107 90 107 107 107 107 107 91 107 107 107 107 21 107 152 107 107 90 40 107 90 107 108 22 107 108 32, 91 Hunziker, Greg ...... Hynes, Brian ....... Jackson, Luke ........ 108 90 134 Jacobsen, Lance ....... ..... 1 08 108 Jeng, Umlng ........... Jenkins, Twana ....., Jensen, Diane ........ Jetton, Greg ........ Johnson, Jeff ......... Johnson, Ralph ...... Jones, Gregory ...... Jones, Susan ........, Joyce, Russell ........ Julien, David ....... Kadlec, Susan ........ Kaizer, Claire ...... Kappel, Jim ......... Kastel, Steven ........ ........ 108 92 90 91 108 108 33 108 32, 91 108 108 38, 91 108 Katzman, Patricia ...... ..... 1 08 Kaufman, Caryn ........ ..... 1 08 ' 90 Kazma, Mike .......... Kelly, Gwenda ........ 108 Kenar, Jim ................. ..... 1 08 108 Kennedy, Michael .. Kennedy, Rick ........ ..... 1 08 108 Khoury, Mary ...... Kijowski, John ........ ....... 9 0 Killian, Howard ....... ..... 1 08 King, Michelle ..... .... 1 08 King, Theresa ........ .... 1 08 Kinsey, Shireen ......... ..... 1 08 Kirkpatrick, Kemper ..... ....... 3 4 Kirwan, Al .................. ..... 1 08 Kiss, Joe ................ Kleeman, Brian ...... 91 108 90 Klepec, Dan .................. ...... Knaust, Anna Marie Koch, Michael ........ Koenig, Kerri .......... Koh, Melanie ........,. Kornberger, Chris .. Korn, Eric ............... 108 .... . 108 108 .... . 108 ..... .. 90 109 Kowalczyk, Chris ...... ...... 8 , 94 Kowalski, Dave ..... 8, 19 Kraeger, Barbara ...... ..... 9 2, 109 Kramer, Marcel ...... ........ 1 09 Krause, Diane ....... 109 Kreisman, Brian .... , 161 Krist, Karen ............ ........ 1 09 Krueger, James ..... .... 1 O9 Kruse, Robert ........ .... 1 09 Kuhlman, Debra ........ ..... 1 09 Kunkel, Paula ......... ..... 1 09 Kuscsik, Steve ....... ....... 2 2 La Porte, Dominice Laken, Joe ............ Langton, Christine LaPorte, Dominice 110 90 109 Laquet, Tony ............. ....... 9 0 1 10 Larson, Gregg ........ ..... Lasson, John ........ Lattanzio, Phillip Lazenby, Kathy ..... Lazuk, Dorothy ..... Lebovitz, Jill .......... Lee, Ellen .............. LeGrand, Lynda .... Leiner, Elizabeth Leonard, Douglas . Lerner, Michael ..... Lesch, Jane ........ 23 110 . ..... 110 . ....... 92 . ....... 32 110 110 110 110 . ..... 110 110 Le, Be Em Van ....... ..... 1 10 Le, Chan ............. Liewehr, Diane ...... Limburg, Debra ..... Lim, Hans ............ 110 . ..... 110 . ..... 110 110 Lindaas, Kelli ...... 110 Lindsey, Leah ............ .... 1 10 Lindstrom, Laura .,..... .... 1 10 Lingevitch, Joe ....... ..... 1 10 Linkskoog, Gregg . 91 90 Llorens, Keith .................. ....... Lochbaum, Cindy Lee ..... .... 1 10 Lockenbill, Beth ............ ,......... 1 9 Locknar, Greg ........... ..... 9 O, 110 Lubawy, Cindy ....... .......... 3 2 Luebker, Jeff ....... 90 Luecht, James ....... .... 1 10 Lumm, James ..... 110 Lynch, Gregory ...... ..... 1 10 Macabboby, Pete ....... Mace, Michelle ........ Machi, Ed ............. Mack, Kahrmen ....... Magee, Kari ...,......... Makonnen, Solomon Malina, John ........,.., Mallo, Tammy .......... Manuel, Anthony ........ March, Darrel .......... Markwell, Tammy .... Martinez, Dania .......... Martinez, Hector ........ Martin, Tim .............. Masen, Kristie ...... Mason, Julia ........ McCann, Alice ............ McDowell, Jason ..... McGrogan, Elizabeth McGuire, Vince ........ McKenna, Deborah .... McGoldrick, Edna .... McKinney, Mike ...... Meginnis, Susan ..... Meier, Stephen ....... Melone, Lou ......... Merritt, Greg ........ Metzger, Paul ...... Metzger, Vicki ......... Meyer, Jennifer ....... Miller, Denise ....... Miller, Mark ...... Miller, Rick ........ Miller, Steve ......... Miller, Suzette ......... Millner, Elizabeth ..... Missel, Kari ............. Monahan, Kevin ...... Morales, Jorge ....... Mueller, Bob ........ Mueller, Karen ........ Muggli, Pauline ....... Mulvihill, Chris ........ Murphy, John ...... Murray, Michael ......... Muskin, Angelina ....... Myers, Karen .......... Nasr, George ....... IJ, kt' iv 3.3, 5, F f' . f' Nelson, Leroy .,,.... Nelson, Lisa .......... 113 ., ....., 113 Nesemeier, Amy ....., ...... 9 2, 113 Nichting, Patrick ....... ..,,....., 1 13 Niemeier, Janelle ..... ...... 1 13 Nohelty, Kery ........ .,..,, 1 13 Nootbarr, David ....... ,..... 1 13 Norbut, Julia ..,...... Oberholtzer, Jamel 113 113 Olson, James ..,........ ...... 1 13 Oman, Sheila ....,...... ..... 9 2 Ostrowski, Norrine ..... ..... 1 9 Outzen, Phil ............. .,...... 4 0 O'Connor, Dan ............ ....... 1 13 O'Connor, Laurie ........ ...,. 4 4 O'Hara, Jay .............. ...... 1 13 O'Reilly, Lawrence ...... ....... 1 13 O'Sadnick, Eileen ....... ...... 1 13 Palmeri, Scott ....... ..... 9 0 Panwell, James ........ .....,. 1 13 Parks, Laurie ........... ....... 1 13 Pattelli, Michelle ....... ,...... 1 13 Patterson, Vern ........ ..... 9 1 Pearce, Tamra ...... Perardi, Terry ....... Petrarca, Jim ........ Petrarca, John ...... Plozay, David ........ 113 113 90 90 113 Podeszwa, Mike ...... ...,.... 9 1 Pond, Michael ....... Pontillo, Mike ,....... 113 113 Potter, Vic .......... ...... 1 13 Powell, Donald .................. ....... 1 35 Proctor, Pamela ................... ...... 1 13 Punyaratabandhu, Pakta ...... ..... 3 3 Purcell, Ana ....................... ....... 1 13 Quatrochi, Chris .... .. 90 Rafilson, Ari ...... 13, 59 Ralle, Angelo ........ ........... 1 14 Rassi, Deborah ....... ....... 9 2, 114 Ray, Frank ........... Rees, Steven ....... Reeves, Trish ....... 26 114 ...... . 114 RBKOWSKI, Kafefl ........ ....... 1 14 Rice, Frank ........... Rice, Kevin ........... Rice, Paul ............. Richardson, Lyneir 90 ...... . 114 90 114 Richa, Richard ........ ....... 1 14 Ricklefs, Patricia .. Riekert, Larry ....... Riordan, Tim ..... Ripley, Bob ....... ...... . 114 114 114 91 1 r u gi. U : . fi 'E' if 1 -'V N. cb 3.4 , lx.. . 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Rymek, Robert ...... 115 115 115 Saltzman, Amy ...... ........ 1 15 Sandlin, Denise ..... ........ 1 15 Santiago, Juan ...... ........ 1 15 Santucci, Robert ....... ........ 1 15 Sassi, Edward ....... ........ 1 15 Sathoff, Ron ....... .......... 9 0 ,SattIer, Julie ....... ........ 1 15 Sawiris, Jackie ...... ........ 1 15 Schaer, Kenneth ....... ........ 1 15 Schaible, Dawn ............ ........ 1 15 Schamel, Craig ................ ....... 1 15 Schiermann, Robert ........ ........... 1 15 Schmalzer, Cathy ........ ....... 3 2, 92 Schmid, Mike ............ ...,.,.... 9 1 Schreiner, Steven ........ ....... 1 15 Schubert, Lora .......... ........... 1 16 Schuler, Mark .............. ..... 1 2, 116 Schumacher, David ..... ....... 1 16 Schuster, Jennifer ....... ....... 1 16 Schweigerl, Brad ...... ........ 1 16 Scott, Brian ........... .......... 7 1 Scwartz, David ...... ............. 3 4 Sears, Margaret ........ ...... 1 16, 125 nl- XX , ES. 1 21.14 --I I its it 2 ax Seibert, Jill ............. Serak, Randy .......... Severson, Richard .. Shaddon, Deborah ....... Em' ,fitts 92 92,116 Sheridan, John Jr. .... ......... . Sidaro, Holly .......... Sigmon, Barbra ....., Slkora, Jim .......... Silver, Walt ............. 116 51, 66 50,116 90 91 Simeone, Martha ....... ..... 7 , 26 Simpson, Timothy ........ ........ 1 17 Sjostedt, Scott .......... ......... 2 3 Skopal, Patricia ...... ........ 1 17 117 Smith, Amy ......... Smith, Anita ........... Smith, Arjonetta ...... Smith, Brian ........... Smith, Gregory ...... Smith, Jennie ...... Smith, Kent ......... Smith, Kimberly ..... Soin, Rajiv .......... Solovy, Rick ........... Spahn, Cheryl ........ Sparks, Lynn ...... 56 .. ....... 117 91 117 117 117 117 117 24 117 117,125 Spillman, Judy .............. ............. 1 17 Spires, Allen .................... ................. 1 17 Statton, Leigh Anne Steele, Richard ............. ........ 3 2, 91, 117 Steele, Sandra .......,.. ................. 1 17 Stein, Thomas .............. ........ 1 17 Stepanek, Gregory ....... ....... 1 17 Stephan, Tony .............. ..... 9 1 Stevenson, Kathleen Stone, Michael ........ Stovall, Chas J. Jr. . 117 117 Stratton, Tom ............ ....... 1 17 Studtmann, Mark .... Sturm, Steve ........,. .. ....... 117 44 90 Suarez, Tom .............. . ...... . Sulimini, Joseph ........ ....... Sullivan, Michele ..... Swada, Jeff ............ Swardenski, Kurt .... Swartz, Wendy ....... Swatek, Margie ...... Swede, Mark .......... Szewczyk, Bob ...... 117 .. ....... 117 117 .. ....... 117 117 92 117 91 Tarnowski, Jeff .... Teitelbaum, Karyn Tennant, James Tenuta, Ralph ...... Ternberg, David Thomas, Mike ...... Thoms, Scott ....... Toennies, Timothy Tomlin, Michelle To, Henry ............. Travis, Julie ......... Trimpe, Trevor ..... Triplett, Derek ...... Trotter, Lynn ........ Trumpe, Kimberly Tryner, Jennifer Turek, Scott ......... Tveiten, Dagfin ..... Valdes, Danny ..... Vance, Frank ...,... Vandermey, Erik .. Vanla, Ivan ......... .. Vaswani, Anil ...... Velde, Brandon Villano, Frank ...... Virden, Jammie .... Viverito, Vince ...... Vock, Stephen ..... Vogel, Scott ........ Vollmer, Sue ....... 11' 5' Wagner, Michelle ...... Walden, Rawls ...... Walker, Ronald ..... Walls, Patty ............... Walters, Leigh Ann Ward, William ........ Wargo, Dan .............. Welch, Margaret ....... Wells, Craig ........... Welsh, Randy ........ Whalen, Peter ..........,... Wheeler, Jennifer ........ White, Bradford ........ Whitsitt, Scott ........ Wick, Karen ....... Wiedle, Brian ..... Wiemeler, Ed ......... Wikstrom, Rob ...... Wilke, Toni ......... Willadsen, Alan ..... Williams Carl Jr. .. 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