Carthage College - Driftwood / Crimson Rambler Yearbook (Kenosha, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 244 of the 1979 volume:

Driftwood 1979 Carthage College Kenosha, Wisconsin Volume XIV Events 8 Athletics 54 Organizations 94 Academe 140 Students 180 Advertisements 21 2 4.a-.r------ lug; iilu.tt. , .iir'rligiihliinliti Bil 'mrv 1w ..I.!.i1n.l . b..- It. u , .. .. ...Il-G!!d ' : II. hills! .3 c '-ill. . .gnegqim .g; irc...n a Everyone notices the passage of time; those good times that are always too short, and the times that drag on forever. But long or short, good or bad, the times march on. Carthage holds many memories for all of us. The Drfnwood this year wants to share those memories: trips to Gettysburg and to the Lake , flings on roofs and jounts underground, late night deadlines and early morning rendevouzs. Because no matter how far away you are, . . . some things always remain nearby. . two I. A .2. Ea...,.u luty .. .l .i .1! E VENTS 10 11 ttHollywood-A Salute To Tinseltown was this year's theme. Under the direction of Karen Barker and John Nelson. Carthage really sparkled with new ideas. BrotherlSister floor competitions were initiated along with electing 3. Homecoming King as well as Queen and having a pre-game bonfire on the beachtwhich was lit by none other than our esteemed Pres. Erno J. DahlJ Although a few events such as the Pike Olympics were catastrophes 0f disorganization, they were more than made up for with programs like Las Vegas night. the UFO. concert, and an all school dance at the Racine Motor Inn. 'Nk ..- - t '- q. .. x MM 9.3 Registration It ail lies quiet now, the long day of chaos frustration and perspiration is past, near forgotten. The cattle have all been branded. put in their respective pens and silenced by the 4:00 whistle. It is that common experience. that twice a year plague. Registration; standing in long lines, contemplating futures and sometimes regretting pasts. Hoping that this iinal effort will produce the desired results. The system has changed. Now those with seventy-six credits or more can sign-up earlier than the other poor innocents. This, another effort to make Lentz Hall a less hectic place On Registration Day. BWtUBY 1B The last weekend in October was the date for this years Parents' Day bash-the day the older generation gets permission to wonder our hallowed halls. The day brought nice weather. hot brats and polka music by Dr. Chell and his cohorts. The Swing Choir also performed with its usual charm and warmth. Overall the weekend was a big success. 20 tram .- . 57-3 3K t Kn. rm Spoon River Anthology Feeling that this year's students wen: best at oral interpretation, and also had musical talent, Director T. Shandy Holland chose Spoon River Anthology for the fall performance at Wartburg Auditorium. Featuring nine Carthage actors and actresses and two guitarists, the musical developed characterization techniques because each player had more than one role. The play opened November 9, and was a great succesa. John Jensen showed great promise as did the other cast members including; Pam Crone, Ronald Heinz. Kathleen Hill, Denise Langlois, Brian Mierow, Jon Stansfield. Carthage- Thc place; home to many. institution to some, Carthage to all. A place composed of little things that often go unnoticed in the big picture. A place . . . wk! - 3 HE?! - 'iyllHEI'JI-I. -- -.-. ,r... mug : I133. ' '1... . ilad.1;l.tglll J'wl: nu; .rv. e'l' TIA; J 24 ya:- - . ,,.nw AWa-I-g-q-Iol! . .I. u. , 25 Carthage- A college, an institution of higher learning. Knowledge. wisdom understanding; in and out of the classroom. A college . . . 28 Chapel The themes of this year's Chapel programs were Personal Expressions of Faith and the Celebration of the Year of the Child. Programs included appearances by a black female vocalist, a local high school group, and a band of utittle: people from a nearby nurseryjkindergarten. The program, designed to include both Worship services and special services, also included a service with Jazz Liturgy and an extended offering by members of the Carthage Community. 30 k...-..:- . . - ' - - ' ' Ht . F :'.n K! ' 3 M. n. .'1 .' .- - - ' .I ' x x 1 I iiiiiwr: 5: . 'r '- hr 4119' p 1: 493a 1? -. p -. ,, '1: '. 4- .: mm??? 5.2 Rick Engen After serving a period of eight years as Associate Campus Pastor, the Reverend Richard Eugen has accepted a call to Christ the Servant Lutheran Church in Waukesha, Wisconsin. Renecting on his career at Carthage, Pastor Engen feels the years Ithave been enriching and rewarding They have been years of personal growth and a good deal of changefa Pastor Engen arrived at Carthage in the fall of 1971 and was ordained in the fall of the following year. ItMy ordination is a great memory for me because it took place on Campus, in Wartburg Auditorium. at our Sunday service. Pastor Riggle was the preacher and many students and faculty members participated. I was over- whelmed by the love and the support of the community? While serving as Associate Campus Pastor, Rick Engen was also an in- structor in the Religion Department. Of this posistien, he says, ttI really enjoy working with students. He feels his greatest qualifica- tion for his work here is that he nenjoys listening to and communi- cating with people and that his ttbest memories will be of people, significant relationships with both students and staff. I consider it a privilege to have served as one of the campus pastors to Carthage students. It has been a joy to celebrate and attempt to live out the faith with these people. I am particularly grateful that I have had this eight year working relationship with Pastor Riggle. Concerning his new parish, Pastor Engen has mixed emotions. ttWhile I will miss Carthage very much, at the same time I am excited about this new challenge. Since I came to Carthage right out of seminary. this will be my First full-time parish experience. The congregation I will be serving is quite small and seems to have a lot of vitality and creativity. We at Carthage. wish to thank Pastor Engen for all the work he has done here over the years. We wiil miss him. but we wish him well as he goes to Waukesha. We know that his faith and energy will enrich any work that he accepts. 33 Cafeteria Food fights aren't very common but even Carthage had its day. Cutlets and potatoes flew overhead as students took cover or made quick exit. But the cafeteria should be noted for all its contributions to the community. Besides going out of their way to provide meals for floor cals'X which promote floor unity and student participation. the cafeteria also holds banquets for many different interest groups. Ted Nicholson and his staff have tried hard to give us their best and should be congratulated. Carthage- Pcoplc: students, administration, faculty, . . .. .l staff, alumni. People , 5' . '-'-2' sharing, caring, giving, ' ' ' living. People learning in a place called Carthage. a; - PI: ax- x 5 .,s-- N ' m L J V, f -5 o' .' 5 :1 -. L aOHN 1'54 V 1 F4 4o 41 Special Olympics Winners At Carthage 45 46 From Freshmen Orientation to Spring Fling and Residence Hall Week; it all happened this year; talent shows and coffeehouses, visits by parents and Brothchister floor dinners. All the events designed to keep us controlled until the days of May Madness. Thanks to SAB. SG, AWS and MDC for a full year. 75 Graduation E ! On May 20, 1979 the one-hundred and fifth annual Commencement exercises were held in the Physical Education Center at Carthage College. Three-hundred and five Bachelor degrees and sixteen Masters degrees were i ' awarded, along with four Honorary Doctorates. Seventeen 0f the graduates i I were of Gamma Kappa Alpha standing. ' t Graduation exercises included the Commencement Address by Dr. Martin ' 1 E. Marty of the University of Chicago. and the Charge from the Church by 1 Rev. Dr. Robert Wilch President of the WisconsinAUpper Michigan Synod . of the Lutheran Church in America. The Carthage Wind Symphony and i Choir added music to the ceremonious event. 48 49 50 Going Home What fits in one carload in September often : necessitates two or three in May. The hectic 2 ' ' : . . CONDEINITIDN days of final exams are also the actwe days , . ?.?.rlasl: !- of packing. and the tear-filled days of eeSee l! . you in September.n S3 . . , u . ..... ....... .....-........... in... . r. .+-...-....- ..........-.-. -...--.... J A THLETICS 56 . m The 1978 football season proved a disappointing one for the Redmen. The young team. with only four seniors on the roster, faced many tough foes. But despite a season record of 1-8, the squad showed promises of future talent. Both the coaches and the returning lettermen are looking forward to an improved season in 1979. 1938 Roster: Tom Andersen Brice Arndt Dan Ausloos Jim Barks Dave Blakeski Art Borowic Todd Brigman Dennis Busscn Tim Casper Dave Dobbcck Mike Dorman Tony Edmonds Jeff Elverman Matt Feslar Fred Fosterling J im Fox Steve Ganzel Mike Gentile Phil Green Paul Groskiewicz Jim lncndino Larry Ivy Cecil Jennings Curt Karas Rick Kehr Patrick Koepp Scott Krajniak Chuck Krey Jack Larson Mitch Lucie James Marten Steve McCracken Marlin Molinaro ...... g' g I Mike Monaco Mark 01Connor Joel Petersen Ray Pettcnuzzo Paul Petty Jeff Postlewaite Tim Potter Brigg Redcnius John Robinson Ross Robinson Tim Roets Scott Sabres Roger Scott Rob Shook Rich Simonovich Tim Suminski John Svendsen Tom Taylor Ray Thrclkcld Bob Tirkoff Bob Tuszynski Rick Vandcherf Tony Weber Vince Webster Ken Winans OTHERS: Mark Conforti Lucben Davis Bob Johnson Kevin Slamann Dave Contorno Brian Durr Bill Donclson Scott Sylvester Len Yuknis Ken Banicke Bill Anderson Pepe Barge Torn Jankovich Pele Appleton Steve Roberts a $62.55, '2 - :1 . . L59. HMS 2? 'r9: , Cross Country Team Members: Seniors: Scott Weber, David Kroll Juniors: John Prieve. Doug Rector, Mark Mcilum, Jim Lawton, Randy Niesc, Don Schumachcr. Sophomores: Chuck Miller, Jim Morgan. Freshmen: George Tuthill, Mark Gutierrez, Jim Orstad. Cross Country The Carthage College Cross Country Team had a decent year finishing fourth in the CCIW. Although that's a drop of one place from last yeafs standings, Carthage looks like a strong contender for next year's title because there are only two graduating seniors: Scott Weber and David Kroll, With a few good prospects in this yearhs freshman crop, Carthage will have the attitude of a winner. Some outstanding meets this past year were run at Purdue and Olivet. The Purdue Invitational found Carthage in fifth place but ahead of Northwestern, Iowa, Louisville, Detroit and Valpraiso, all in the Big 10. Probably the best event of the year was at the Olivet Invitational where Carthage finished men in first, second, third. fourth, and fifth places-a perfect score of fifteen. 59 60 Soccer Team Members: Peter Nylen. John Rose, Mike Staegcr, Tom Janikian, Paul Spcidel. Bill Wendel. Kurt Chroust, Steve Ebcrsoic, Tom Welty. Steve Wcrnlund, Sherman Wicgcl. Gino Mantuano, Chuck Olson. Bob Reich. E! l. '.l w... , m...- .. BZJL'B i3A-a-n---v-A.I-uaq- . g: u I i Soccer Soccer is a coming storm on the athletic forecast for next year. Coach Harvey Glaess, who has personally supported the team in the past. says that without monetary support from Carthage College. there probably will not be a soccer team next year. Hopefully, someone will realize the potential of this organization and help fund their activities. 61 Volleyball Spikers were as impressive as ever this year as they reached the Midwest Tournament, held in Ohio November 17-18. Coach Mizerka, who has never had a team reach the championship match, was confident, as were the players. The Redwomen made it their first opponent, Northern, but were then beat by George Williams and then Lewis University. Lewis eventually ended up in second place, behind Dayton. With an overall record of 32-21-5, however, the Redwomen showed what theytrc made of. The loss of Seniors Sue Lynn, Cindy Schopper. and Val Ireland will hurt the team, but not t enough to make them any less of a threat next year. Carthage can look forward to t another successful year of Woments Volleyball. Team Members: Cheryl Layden, Val 1 Ireland. Sandy Burkhardt. Sally Konajeski, Judy Westerman. Vicki Jardine, Mary Kay t Tithof, Cindy Schopper, Sue Lynn. 62 63 Swimming Womefs Swim Team Members: Frankie Biscigiia, Mary Boynton, Marla Braner, Susie Bullcn, Laura Carpenter, Barb Evans. Betsy Hanisch, Chris Kile, Beth Kincr. Julie Meidl. Debra Minkowski, Arm Shaughncssy, Linda True, Ruth Von chgcrm Mary Ann Zellman. 65 Basketball The Carthage Redmen had a disappointing season cornpared to last yeart They placed sixth in the conference with an 8-8 record. The high point of the season was the performance of Mast Valuable Player Mike Gardncrt unfortunately Mike and senior Rick Rank played their last season. Carthage has some new recruits but the future is still a blur. Crowd support was the big difference in this year's performance. Good cheerleaders, a great pep band. and support from students like the ttHumpers kept team spirits boosted and the mood excited. Members: Rick Rank, Steve Scott, Jim Nader, Dave Nelson. Dave Wensel. Rich Cary. Steve Frett, Tim Smith, Gordy Zastrowt Mike Gardner. -- $3134? LEQHQ' 5451 351:3 1 11110, , . 1' Q 01.5 $311! 44 1. '1 1i 1 F111 1 331 H442; 3 .115 M? 1 431336' 99 67 68 Basketball This yearis Womcnis Basketball Team. with leaders Sandy Burkhardt, Barb chig, and Joan Jenscnmant was exciting and successful. The regular season brought first places in both the Green Bay and Carthage Invitatianals. and a season total of 16-5. The championships were disappointing as the Redwomen fin- ished second behind a tough Platcville team, however they chalked-up three wins bringing their overall record to 19-5. Next yearis team will be strong with the return of Most Valu- able Player Sandy Burkhardt and three other starters. Team Members: Barb Butcher, Julie Starks. Cindy Schopper, Cindy Jule, Cindy Joiner, Deb Erickson. Sandy Burkhardt, Joan Jensenman, Barb Henig. ks Sports: As The Fans See Them 69 The Athletes z .: 3.. ...:..z.:. 1.2.5.5. t .- Ft . .. :- ?4 The wrestling team once again gave Carthage reason to boast with an outstanding tournament record. aiong with three remarkable senior men. Joe Mordini, Dennis Keip and David Lciting. Mordini's career record was 78-37-3. Kcip 96-16-3 and Leiting had a record of 38-6-1. Coach Zalokar felt it was a satisfying year. Wrestling Wrestling Team Members: Joe Mordini, Brian Thiele. Terry Dietrich, Mike Manika, Bob Dalton, Tim Casper. Chuck Ferre, Chuck Krey, John Robinson, Dennis Kcip, Dave Leiting, Phil Adams. Dave Peterson. ?S Badminton ?6 F? Swim T9 B1 Track Track Team Members: Bruce Billings, Mike Colbert, Ken Kohler, Dave Kroll, Mark Mcllum Chuck Miller, John Prieve, Doug Rector, Don Schumachcr. Rick Versen, Scott Weber, Coach Flanagan. D g F-u n-u-r-d . E : P vmz.hMM-- 'x magi. 3mmi E? +-..v..b- .......-.-n.-.-..........M.......... ....... ..... . . L.. p x . . n t kfn '33 .l . . 3 23 R p L ' w snn. .. u. 3!. C 1' Track Track Team Members: Ruth Vonchgern, Wanda Meyers, Cheryl Laydcn, Karen Stromquist. Cindy Winans, Deb Dougherty. Softball 87 .1 u W h Baseball l-- mM-:-l -1,...33515, m;- Golf Golf Team Members: David Patricoski, Don Huff, Bob Reich, Mark Herder, Jim Taylor, Richard Lynam :15 hf- 91 Rugby Club Members: Jeff Schenning, advison Randy Nehls, Mike Haney, Scott Janaky, Bob Johnson. Ed Kajor, Mark Spaeth, Steve Svendson, Dan Baisden. Chuck Ferre, Bruce Evenstad, John Krpan, Alan Grailer, Woody Wilch, Larry Gibour. Kerry Dietrich, Tim Behm, Bruce Keating, Steve Mueller, Jim Chakour, Mark Werner, Greg Miller. Mark Carpenter, Mike Adams, Graig Schepp, Chip Morton. Rugby hGive Blood-Play Rugby is the theme for Carthagets Rugby Club. The squad. consisting of twenty-Eive men with highly developed ttkiller instincts. had two good seasons this year. They play both in the fall and in the spring. Self-funcling as the team is. they seem to manage quite well. By selling t-shirts this year they made enough to cover the expenses of driving to away games, paying referees, and printing bulletin and team schedules. The money also helped pay for the traditional post game ubrawl. It seems that the home teams sponsor parties for the visitors after every match. This could be the reason for an increased interest in Rugby on Campus. It could very well be the sport, so sign up early! 93 ORGA NIZA TIONS Led by enthusiastic senators and executive board members Student Government was able to achieve a number of goals during the year. Improvement to the Carthage Campus was reflected by the Student Fund Drive that raised nearly $10,000 for the P.E.C., significant renovation to the College Center and Residence Halls. and the establishment of an Outdoor Wilderness Program. Other activities included Senate Committee Reforms, sponsorship of a Student Leadership Workshop, New Student Orientation Revision. and the rc-establishment of a firm foundation with the Administration. Student Government Officers: Jeff Hamar, President; Mike Day tch Willq, Vice President; Jill Cisar, Secretary; Bob Boer, Treasurer; John Hoekstra, Chairman. Student Government Senators: Vickie Shepard. Patti Olson LeeAnn Pedersen, Roxanne Vaitkus, Barb Carlson. Mike Day. Dave Lepak, Todd Gaertner, Vanessa Triplett, Jill Cisar, Peg Wilk, Andra Pagels, Bob Boor. Jeff Hamar, Donna Harvey, Tim Peterson, Greg Miller, John Hoekstra, Ken Skarie, Roger M Meslar. s Student Activities Board The 1978-19 Student Activities Board worked hard to provide the Carthage community with more entertainment than ever before. SAB sought new ways to finance their projects, and spent much time coordinating their efforts with those of other campus organizations such as AWS 01' Student Government. This yearts activities included special appearances by poet B.F. Maiz, Jean Cousteau, musical juggler Chris Bliss. hypnotist Mike Mendel. a lecture on rape by Freida Klein. In addition there were films. keggers, concerts. and the Homecoming festivities. SAB Executive Board: Jackie Block. Gary Anderson, Chere Gemignani. Marc Smathers, Nancy Ries. Tim Behm. Greg Miller, Sandy Pederson. Jeff Anderson. Peg Wilk, and Dave Lepak. 97 R.A.s The Resident Assistants, otherwise known as R.A.s. provide an unlimited number of services to the students iiving in the dorms. They perform duties ranging from organizing floor meetings and Hour dinners, to helping with personal problems, and roommate troubles. They are also sources of unlimited knowledge concerning campus facilities and activities. RAs: Dave Wenscl, Jon Rieberg, Jim Eisfeller, Bonnie Schenk, Betsy Bond, Mark Smathers, Marla Brauer, Jody Ruegg, Tina Brodell, Cassandra Reynolds, Bill Murray. Robin Anders. Phil Swasko. Lisa Genthe, Deb Erickson. Judy Ploetz. Rick Versen. Jill Johnson. Commuters Probably the largest minority on campus, the cOmmutcrs are striving to keep themselves in touch with activities on the Carthage Campus. In its second year of existence, the Commuter Club has made progress-but the rest of the student bodyr is lagging behind. Commuters instituted their own IM teams and tried to invoivc memb'crs in various campus events. Go out and say uLet's. Party to a cOmmuter. AWS, the Associated Women Students. was formed in order to broaden the Cultural and educational awareness of women students on campus. The program was supervised 5 through work-study and all women ! students of Carthage are members. i AWS operated a lounge in the basement of Denhart providing a quiet place on campus for women to study. The organization's activities throughout the year included a funde raiser for the Thanksgiving Support A Family Project, and a Christmas Shopping Trip to Chicago. The group also sponsored Womenhs Awareness Week during the month of March. Members; Kathy Schneider. Sandy Bali. Karen Shallow, Carla Olson, Suzi McElwec. Christy Bridges. Donna Field, Linda Schneider, Dawn Littlef'leld. Mel Manson, Rhonda ' Wiltshire. Julie Shepard. Deb ASSOClated women Students Wozniak. Jody Congdon, Ramona Fullmer, Kathy Bloemke, Diane Schluter, Peg Wilk, Joyce Ress. Menhs Dorm Council Emphasis this year was on improvement of upkeep of existing facilities provided by M.D.C. The kitchens were cleaned my one of the women members of courseh and uNeed Help? : signs were placed in the l laundry rooms and over pop machines. Gee. thanks folks! Executive Board: Phil Swasko. President; Gary B. Anderson, Vice President; Suzi McElwee, Secretary; Bill Murray, Treasurer; Jeff Schenning, Adviser. Members: Marshall Dixon. Tim Block. Mike Fanslaue Steve-Ganzel. Terry Owense Jeff Postlewaite. Joel Ruechel, Pam Shellberg. John Hallager, Brian Lauer. Bill Lehman. Ted Schultz, Bill Petty. Kevin Ralston. Dave Wegner. Mark Vieth. Centrique Centrr'que is the annual literary publication put out by a number of students at Carthage. The staff consists of about twelve people who work with poetry, prose. and artwork Sent in by students who wish to contribute. The staff then selects the most outstanding works and puts them together in a book that is distributed throughout the campus. Members: Editor Sue Bullen, Laura Saari, Anita Pancscu, Dawn Littleficld, Penelope LeFew, Art Editor Robyn Anderson. Larry Lange, Adviser Dr. T. DuPriest Arrow In its role as the school newspaper the ARROW keeps the Carthage community informed about the events on campus. In addition, the staff this year sought to reaffirm the role of the ARROWas a student newspaper by raising questions and stimulating discussion about issues and policies which concern the students. Members: Steve Reidcl. Anita Pancscu, Sue Leslie. Karen Hansel, Laura Saari, Chris Roth, Carole Jensen, Tim Craft. Roger Meslar, Craig Rorek, Joel Ruechel, Steve Rucchcl, Jon Stansficld, Betty Babcock. Lena Steele, Joanne Richmond. Jackie Block, Cindy Czarnik. Driftwood This past year's Driftwood staff, much larger than the previous staff. provided a wide variety of ideas and suggestions. The staff strived for more artistic creativity, with the increased use of special effects. The 1979 Driftwood added coverage of Intramurals, and a new Independent section to counterbalance the traditional Greek section. Executive Staff: Barb Kaniewski Editor-in-chief Darcy Fruland Associate Editor Kathy Rogers Copy Editor Leslie Keliy Layout Editor Marcus Brynell Photo Editor Dave Contorno Business Manager General Staff: Pam Bartz, Lynda Brown. Karen Caeser, Karen Ekstrand, Donna Field, Debbie Galstad, Jill Harling, Karen Herrmann, Kristi High, Dave Hunstad, Tracy Irwin. Barb Karlquist, LeeAnne Lori. Pam Peter- son, Keely Reeves. Glenda Schilling, Kathy Schneider. Julie Shepard. Natalie Stoczaynyn. Barb Twiton. 101 Shalom Shalom is an organization designed for believers and seekers who want an opportunity for Christian community at Carthage. They gathered weekly to celebrate Godts gift of peace and their fellowship with each other. This celebration took form as song. prayer, service or the sharing of a busy day. Members: Dianna Cox, Sue Redman, Lauren Johnson, Frank Kauzlarich, Cindy Czarnik, Erik Nielsen. Joanne Richmond, Ramona Fullmer, John Nelson. Larry Lange, Lucy Bcthkc, June Schwaninger, Barb Redman, Cindy Steffan, JOn Stansfield, Ginnyr Vebel, Tim HDlter, Ted Schulz, Beth Thiel, Dave Hunstad, Doug Pauls, Kathy LaSure. Intervarsity The purpose of Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship is to establish, assist, and encourage Evangelism: to lead others to personal faith in Christ; Discipleship: to hcip Christians grow toward maturity as disciples of Christ, by study of the Bible, by prayer and by Fellowship; Missions: to present the call of God to the World Mission of the church: to help students to discover Godts role for them. Intervarsity rc-organized last year to provide Floor Bible Studies, Prayer and Praise, and the lmperials Concert on campus. Members: Rodney Kenner. Dave Hunstad, Steve Reuchel, Cycl Koenig. Len Yuknis, Leslie Kelly, Suzie Moore, Amy Quale. and Craig Wolfgram. t . a.- a . I. '. E E7 ' i 7:. .. Philocristos Philocristos' main purpose is to present possible modes of ministry to those who plan a full-time career in church work. Members: Kathy Bachausen, Lucille Bethke, Cristy Schoob, Dianna Cox. Cindy Czarnik, Brad Edent Jan Emersou, Steve Farwig, Lowell Greteback, Bob Hetico, Dave Hunstad. Dennis Keip, Leslie Kelly, Ruth Kocha, Cyd Koenig, Keith Kolstad. David Krueger, Larry Lange, Stephanie Larson, Susan Redman, Joanne Richmond, Steve Riedcl, David Schuob, June Schwaninger, Jon Stansfield. Cynthia Steffan, Scott Villup, Craig Wolfgramt Black Student Union The B.S.U. kept up the tradition of giving everyone an opportunity to keep busy during Black Awareness Month in February. They held raffles at halftime of home basketball games, invited speakers, showed the films hMalcolm X and hWhich Way is Up and sponsored a post-Valcntinehs Day Disco Dance with extended invitation to UW-Parkside students. Circle K The students in this service organization work closely with the community Kiwanis Club in helping other members of our community. They added their efforts to both the Special Olympics and the Pancake Breakfasts this year. Members: Eunice Drummer: Christy Bridges, Tim Holter, Barb Redman, Jerry Jaeko. Sue Bolyard, Deb Zimmerman, Lynette Standi'leld, Barb Twiton. Dawn Mazanetz, Larry Lange, Lucy Bethke. Members: Rodney Kenner. Chery! Cook, Pamela Lewis. Charlene Arnold. Alexander Barge, Theresa Brown, Lena Steele. Bruce Billings, Larry Beatty, Ronnie Butler, Karen Caesar. Roger Calvin, Gailyn Cobb, Larry Ivy, Lorenzo Cobb. Geraldine Collins, John Danley, Leubcn Davis, Annette Delaney, Marshall Dixon, Vincent Frazer. Claudette Farrington, Steven Frett, Cheryl Harris, Michael Gardner, Shelley Heard, Felicia Hughes, Cecil Jennings. Cynthia. Maxwell, Clinton McSwain, Cora Saunders, Allen Mills, Astrid Moorehead, Cassandra Reynolds. Andre Parker. Florida Perry. Sheila Pride, Thomas Taylor. Raymond Threlkeld, Clifton Walker, Vanessa Triplett, Warren Wanzo. Night Managers The Carthage Night Managers are responsible students who take care of all emergencies on campus after four in the afternoon. They work the college switchboard, sell pool 1 passes, reserve meeting rooms. sell tickets to most campus activities. Whether one needs to contact . security, or just wants to fmd a I good pizza place. the managers are ' ready and willing to lend a hand, . h The Managers are: Chuck Olson. n Rhonda Wiltshire, Donna Harvey, Gary Anderson. Marc Smathers, Ken Affeldt, Steve Wernlund, Jeff Anderson. Ski Club The Ski Club provides access to the slopes for the many snow lovers at Carthage. They sponsor ski trips throughout the winter season. including the big Powderhorn trip. Members: Doug Brandt, Becky Bruhn, Sue Bolyard, Betsy Hanisch, Tim Behm. Tracy McNeely, Marilyn Meyer. Deb Daugherty, Keith Dougcrty. Jeff Fleshner, Greg Miller. 104. German Club The German Club is an organization of students interested in expanding their knowledge of German language and culture. Annual activities include dinner meetings, a trip to Milwaukee, and a visit to a German restaurant in Illinois. Members: Patty Boll. Rick Werner, Mike Mayer, Chris Krodel, Torn Schulz, Lorri Reinke, Ted Schulz, Sue Redman, Jane Frye. Peggy Hedberg, Rick Fojut, Mary Johnsen. Donna Field, Linda Axen. Stina Hokenson, Ruth Petersen. Jennifer Thomas, Cheryl Zimmerman Los Cartagineses Los Cartagineses is a social group open to all students possessing an interest in the Spanish language or culture. At bi-monthly dinner meetings. they plan activities such as attending icctures. touring museums, or dining out. Members: Lena Steele, Karen Ekstrand, Eunice Drummer, Brenda Nordmeyer. Mary Jane Irving, Barb Redman, Natalie Stoczanyn, Barb Kanicwski. and Dr. Egan adviser. ' V1 Les Gaulois Les Gaulois is a social organization that provides a taste of French culture to all students with an interest in France. This year's activities included their annual Wine and Cheese Tasting Party. and attending an Edith Piaf concert. Members: Mary Lori. Wanda Meyer. Sue Schilling Sue Ellen Mather, JoDee Benson. Ann Curry, Yvette Pilgen Beth Thiel. Rich Green. Rick Fojut, Larry Magnesen. Nancy Marshall. Jim Sullivan. Ruma SinghR and Mrs. Kraemer. adviser. 106 Oliver Wendall Holmes Society is an organization working to familiarize the students interested in a legal profession with the field of law. The group learned about entrance exams, expenses for law schools. and the courses that were involved, during a trip to the University of Wiscortsin in Madison. for a law-workshop. Representatives from law schools all over the country were present. History was examined by Carthagc's Burkhardt Society, the History departmentts fraternity on campus. The advisor, Dr. Bailey, worked with the Society, sponsoring various book review sessions on contemporary bestsellers such as Theodore White's In Search of History. and Dr. Noerhs presentation on Bobby Kennedy. Many other speakers also came from visiting colleges to discuss issues. The Society is open to anyone majoring 0r minoring in History, or just generally interested.- Sociely Members: Karen Hansel. John Thomsen. Karen Gray, Lori Lee Herrmannt Eunice Drummer. Ernie Klapmeier, Roger Meslar, Dr. Neuenschwander, Tim Peterson, Eric Nielsen, Jane Frye, Dr. Bailey. Burkhardt Society Student Education Association The Student Education Association is a professional organization designed for education majors pursuing teaching careers. Some of the benefits of S.E.A. membership include trips to an educational teacher's store, guest speakers. and an introduction of what to expect as a student teacher. Members: Linda Anderson, Sandi Allen Cindy Wedner, Deb Osterlund. Amy Allen. Karen Ekstrand, Patty Boli, Linda Schneider, Sue Kelly. Sally Johnson, Kris Pfennig, Lisa Burow. Sue Nicolai, Lucy Bethke, Gay Occhler. Linda Levin. Nancy Wienkc, Mickey Gervase, Karen Herrmann. Jan Skillrud. Julie Knodle, Louise Tomasek. Lynn l Aikens, Carol A. Anderson. Janet ; Morison, Margo Voss. i- Psychology Club ! Students interested in Psychology use this organization to share and discuss W different ideas and views. This group . also participates in various academic W and social activities such as annual ' retreats and forums. WW Irving, Kaye Eide, Natalie Stoczanyn. Tim Behm, Dr. Maleske. Barb Redman. Kathy Bachhausen. Jonathon Stansf'lcld. Karen Peterka, Roxanne Vaitkus. John Spangler, Tom Olson, Larry Magnescn. Cindy Czarnik, Tim Hotter. W Members: Jackie Block. Mary Jam: W 10? Athletes C-Club Successes and failures are an everyday part of an athletes life. This year Carthage's group of Varsity Ictterwinners, C-Club, has had some big successes. They've supported the initiation of programs for a new look for the PEC. Painting the weight room and adding equipment was a necessary project and C-Clubhs support was valued. Members: Jeff Abens. Brice Arndt, Jeff Beam, Art Borowiac. Mike Bowersox, Julie Brattebo, Todd Brigman. Dennis BuSSen, Tom Clayton, Dave Dobbeck, Keith Doughtery, Jim Fox, Chere Gemignani, Phil Green, Bill Gonwa, Mark Herder, Jeff Hogan, Jim Inendino, Steve Kirkegaard, Steve Kleber, John Kozak, Chuck Krey, David Kroll, Jim Lawton, Dave Lepak. Mitch Lucie, Mike Manikowski, Steve McCracken. Mark Mellum, Debbie Mueller, Bill Murray, Randy Niese, Terry Owens, Joel Peterson, Ray Pettenuzzo, Jim Pindras, Linda Pizza, John Prieve, Jeff Postlewaite, Kevin Ralston, Doug Rector, Steve Scott, Don Schumacher. Gary Tabor, Bob Tuszinski, Rick Versen. Scott Weber. Fellowship 01' Christian By gathering for discussions. the FCA hopes to inspire its members to allow Chris; to play an important role in their lives, not only as athletes, but as whole people. Members: Mark Herder, Neil Schultz. Steve Kirkegaard. John Prieve, Scott Weber, Roger Scott. Rick Verscn. Mark Mellum, Chuck Miller. l Young Republicans :1 I Using political, social. and humanitarian means, the Wisconsin College Republicans hope to service the Carthage community by making us aware of special events, and opponunities connected with the Republican party. I Members: Karen Hermann. Jeff Ninnemann. 1 Lowell Gretebeck, Debbie Mueller, Penny . LcFew, Tim Halter, Rick Werner. I l Members: Kathy Jarosz. Meredith Brown, Jane 1 Frye, Dr. Neuenschwander, Scott Villup. Democratic Youth Caucus 109 . . M ....- ..h .h-.. .. W ble tries to encourage student appreciations ufjazz. . ' J 322 Ensemble j : Members: Dan Mackey, Chris Thumwh Tim Snodgrass, Jeff I Armstrong. Joan Gruel, Stuart Rogers, Peter Bell, Bill Leh- man, Lori Knewling, Ron Larson, Julie Grasham. Nancy Hess. Brad Eden, Roger Calvin, Paul Amlan, Lorenzo Cobbh : I By staging concerts in the Student Union and the Michigan Room. Jazz Band previdcs exciting musical entertainment on campus. In addition to improvising their own style. the ensem- American Guild of Organists The American Guild of Organists made themselves known this past year as they took on quite an extensive project. The Guiid constructed a small organ here at Carthage for a church in Kalamazoo, Michigan. The group also took several trips to Milwaukee including one to a pipe- organ pizza parlor. Members: Nathan Mattsou, Dr. Roth. Ron Larson, Ruth Kocha. Ted Schulz. Mike Burkhardt. Steve Jensen. 110 Sunday Singers The Sunday Singers are a group of musically talented people who enjoy singing. They lead the congregation in singing the hymns every Sunday. and spread their songs and carols to Southern Colony and other area nursing homes and churches. Members: Jody Ruegg. Barb Redman. Jan Stansfield. Ramona Fullmer, Kaye Eide. June Schwaninger. Sandy Johnscm. Linda Levine. Jane Telshow. Lucy Bethke. Larry Langee Sue Redman, Joanne Hardtke, Andy Prescher, Mike Burkhardt. Doug Pauls, Cindy Steffans, Tim Petersort, Craig Wolfgram. Kim Tryggestad, Barry Lindstrom. Karen Jamieson. MENC is a national organization of teachers and future teachers in the field of music education. I To start off the year theyr sponsored a music majors picnic. In October they attended the State Music Convention held in Madison. Each month the group brought in a guest speaker to help develop ideas in discipline, encouragement. and first year teaching. The 1978 school year was a ! MENC good one for MENC. with many good ideas held over for future years. Members: Jeff Armstrong. Jeneen Banker, Janine Bennett, Mary Bertrand. Mike Burkhardt. Karl Dietmeyer. Deb Dinelli. Brad Eden. Jim Garbrecht, Lisa Genthe. Julie Grasham. Joan Gruel, Nancy Hess, Vicki Jardine. Shari Kluth, Ruth Kocha. Kari Kuamme. Karen Lundberg, Dan Mackey, Sue Ellen Mather. Judy Meyer, Julie Pfaster. Dana Runestad, Kim Tryggestad. Cheryl Wiedenback. W WVUW K'. N.H'HH... e ..u-I'!JI-t. ,1 .. u-in-IIIHItlliHllllil WI I I 3-4 1- 313: r l : Chamber Singers The size of this choir gives its members the opportunity to be exposed to many different types of oral literature. They per- form on campus and at outside community functions. Members: Alison Pekarek. Deb Brown. Mary Jane Irving, This year, Acapella Choir had an exciting schedule. Over January the group toured Europe, starting in Heidelberg and moving through Austria. Switzerland, Czechoslovakia, and Itaiy. Lucerne caught the fancy of one member who decided to stay for awhile longer than planned . . . Spring break found the group treading through the flooded and snow-covered Midwest, stopping in Minnesota, Illinois, and Iowa. Members: Jeneen Banker. Sharon Brickner. Christy Bridges. Acapella Choir Karen Lundberg, Amy Haines, Shelley Heard, Dana Runstad, Keith Kolstad, Phil Adams, DOug Zietlow, Ernie Klapmeier, Mike Burkhardt. Todd McPherson. Karl Dietmeyer. Eunice Drummer. Lori Egloff, Kathy Hill, Kris Hokenson, Lauren Johnson. Jeanee Wheeler. Robyn Anderson, Deb Brown, Pam Crone. Elissa Genlhe, Karen Jameison. Leslie Kelly, Paula Larson, Karen Lundberg, Kim Tryggestad, Barb Twiton, Phil Adams. Dave Hunstad. John Jensen, Ernie Klap- meier, Tom Kowalczyk, Andy Linss, Lohn Schneider, Keith Sterrenberg, Doug Zietlow, Ken Affelclt, Doug Becker. Mike Burkhardt. Eric Carlson. Karl Dietmeyer, Dave Domine. Ron Heinz, Keith Kolstad, Dennis Larson, Ron Larson, Barry Lindstrom. Dan Mackey. Steve Ruegg. Under the leadership of Dr. Windh, the Chapel Choir adds its musical touch to Wednesday Chapel worship services. and the annual Christmas concert. Members: Laura Baughman. Inger Boyens. Christy Bridges. Karl Dietmcyer. Brad Eden, Kay Eide. Jeff Engel, Barb Evans, Linda Guintini, Julie Grasham. Shelley Heard. Nancy Hess, Kristi High, Vicki Jardine. Sandy Johnsou. Steve Jones. Shari Kluth, Dave Knudsen. Bill Lehman. Gaye Leonard, Todd McPhersonl Kathy Moore, Connie Paulson. Alison Pekarik. Amy Qualle. Steve Rausch. Scott Redding. Stu Rogersl Steve Ruechel. Lori Schneider. Diane Schurk, Kathy Stebbingl Keith Sterrenberg, Beth Thiel, Cheryl Wiedenbeck. Deb Winkler. Swing Choir Swing Chair is one of Carthagels very successful student run organizations. Funded only through donations received at performances. this year's Choir has managed to schedule more appearances than last year. Hopefully, increased publicity will spark even more interest by the general community as to what Carthage has to offer. Members: Carol Anderson, Lois Thompson, Amy Allen. Mary Pangborn, Janine Bennett, Lori Egloff. Alison Pekarek. Paula Larson, Bill Lehman. Scott Redding. Steve J ones. Tom Kowalczk. Jim Hcsselman, Brad Eden. Keith Sterrenberg. Shari Kluth-pianist. 113 quh ---..-..wh H Lutheran Youth Encounter Although 1973 was the first year for Lutheran Youth Encounter hLYEh at Carthage. LYE has been in operation since 1965. Based out of Minnesota LYE has provided opportunities for collegc-age students to share their faith in Jesus Chrisi with youth of all ages, through international, regional, summer and campus teams. Carthage's LYE team, Canticle, has organized and lead week-end retreats and worship services as well as facilitated the availability of Hosanna and Spiritborne concerts. LYE Members: Kersti Boleman, Becky Bruhn, Brad Eden, Darcy Fruland, Dave Hunstad, Beth James, Leslie Kelly, Tom Kowalczyk, Suzie Moore, Barb Redman, Jonathon Stansfield, Janie Swasko. : . i346 ,tx ! 114 Sociology Club Members: Suzie Moore, James Pindras, Carol Anderson, Craig Wolfgram. Barb Redman. Jon Stansfield. Amy Qualle. f. ME !!! 1 ' 9 uquiu'. 1'33! .A A1. .. Members: Suzie Moore, James Pindras, Carol Anderson. Sociology Advisory Board Pool Patrol Interested in getting away from the books and enjoying a refreshing evening swim at the pool? One can do so with an assurance of safety; for the wclI-trained and carefully chosen lifeguards are always alert and close-at- hand should an emergency arise. Members: Mike Adams, Brian Birkholz. Susie Bullen. Sandy Carnahan, Mike Dorman, Keith Daugherty, Mike Gieschen, Murray Holmstrom, Chris Kile, Dawn Littleflcld, Fred Petersen. Nancy Pihl, Kris Sawtell, Arm Shauhncssy, Kim Tryggestad, Tom Wclty. 116 Pep Band Under the direction of Woodrow Hodges the Pep Band helped spirit the crowd at home Football and Baskeiball games. besides supplying the halftime entertainment. Members: Deb Dinelli, Amy Huffman, Jodi Hammel, Carol Morgan. Jeff Armstrong. Lori Larson, Kari Kvarnme, Joan Gruel, Kelly Waltke, Sandy Ball, Dawn Littlefield, Dan Mackey, Chris Thurow, Lynn Shaw. Mary Bertrand. Debi Winkler, Jeanne Wheeler, Jim Garbrecht. Stu Rogers. Peter Bell, Bill Lehman, Lori Knowling, Ron Larson, Tom Kordus, Mike Jennings, Nate Manson. Lohn Schneider, John Thompsen, Karen Herrmann. 117 :1 118 Cheerleaders Bob Dalton and Julie Brattebo A1 Karraker and Linda Pizza Marc Smathers and Chen: Gemignani Jeff Wallis and Jo Dee Benson Brian Mares and Deborah Mueller WAA Members: Cindy Schopper. Linda Lavinc, Cindy Winans, Julie Hamar, Barb Butcher, Cheryl Layden, Kelly Waltke. Deb Erickson. Wanda Meyer. ! Wind H Symphony i1 119 120 Panhellenic Board The Panhellenic Board is the governing body of the four social sororities. They work closely with the Interfraternity Council to create greater Greek unity. They are responsible for all Sorority Rush rules and. procedures. This year the Council revised their Constitution over Interim. Their most successful service project was the Christmas collection of toys for the children at Southern colony. Members: Stephanee Peliotes, Ruth Freiny, Chris Kile, Dena Schorsch. Angela Ress, Laura Blachowicz, Marguerite Strubing. Interfraternity Council IFC is the governing body of social fraternities; Squires, Dons, Buffs, Tau Sigs, and Turtles. It organizes the annual Greek Olympics. and oversees rush procedures. Members: George Zimmerman. Jeff Postlewaite, Kerry Dietrich, Scott Weber, Pete Nylen. John Prieve. Geoff DeLucca, Chuck Olson, Bill Anderson, Torn Bosworth, Mike Bowersox, Brian Mares, Jim Eisfeller, Mark Mellum, Jim Branthaver. I iii..- '- ' 5.1515! um --- - ' .- 2 Q i5? 0-. . e A 'gr' J Pi Theta The sisters of Pi Theta strive to construct their sorority from love, respect, ideas and faith in each other. Among their many activities in 1979 were a formal, a Christmas Party, a boat party, car washes. and other service projects. Members: Sandi Allen, Debbie Bessler, Deebie Bohl. Jane Budish. Carin Christensen, Annette Delaney, Deb Dineili, Cathy Duckett, Nancy Freitag, Denise Gillespie, Ellen Grimsby, Nadeen Hansen, Lori Lee Herrmann. Sue Heyne, Kathy Jensen, Ellen Johansen, COCO Luer, Irene Merelos, Karen Meyer, Debbie Mueller, Wendy Partridge, Anita Panescu, LeArm Pedersen, Steph Peliotes, Kathy Piayman, Angela Ress, Joyce Ress, Cassandra Reynolds, Jody Ruegg, Sue Scalzo, Sandy Schick, Pam Sievert, Jan Skillrud, Marguerite Strubing, Roxanne Vaitkus, Bobbi Vinci, Lynn Von Bergen. Kris Weiss, Nancy Wienke. Beta Phi Epsilon The Squires were founded as a socialjservice organizatiOn in 1958. They pledged God-fearing, good fellowship and support of the school. Good fellowship is very characteristic of the Squires of 1979. Members: Al Karraken Bill Anderson, Bill Donclson, Bill Thompson, Mallory Mangrum, Chris Spaeth, Ric Rubeo, Scou Thompson, Steve Arand, Dave Fancinclli. Brian Mares, Jim Taylor. Scott Paulan, Dave Contmno, Jim Branthaver, Marty Haugan. Kappa Phi Eta The K Phi's are a fun-loving, spirited group that finds time for many service projects in addition 10 their campus activities. These activities include their Spring Formal, Rose Banquet. a Screw-Your-Roommate Party. Kappa Kapers, Halloween Party, Powder Puff football game against Kappa Chi Omega. In the meantime they are busy re-doing their floor. Members: Lori Hagglund, Carol Bressman, Jan Ramsey, Cheryl Gemignani, Nancy Ries, Julie Brattcbo, Linda Walsh. Mary Jane Irving, Judy Friese. Ann Wegener. Charlene Arnold, Agnes Slowik. Betsy Bond. Lisa Foster, Cheryl Cook, Jo Dee Benson. Nancy Pihl, Lisa Burow, Laura Blachowicz, Barb Carlson, Lorrie Ocehler, Barb Briebach, Diana Jones. Andrea Rinne. Karen Covalt, Paula Cerzynski. Tammy McKenzie. Chris Kile. Karen Ekstrand, Heidi Heinrichs, Mel Manson, Shelley Bremer, Diane Schlueter, Kathy Bloemke, Chris Eckert. - - '. -r In- .THE$ a-a-thi-r ' -. ! 33+..E-2'3J -- F . '. - .I-u 7: 125 Since Kappa Chi Omega began in 1965 almost 400 girls have joined this bond of sisterhood. which works toward love. friendship. and understanding. Their yearly schedule includes parties, a wintcr formal, banquets. and an annual Powder Puff football game, from which the proceeds go to a local charity. Members: Chris Andersen Vickie Anderson. Julie Bakkcr, Tammy Blodgctt, Sharon Brickner, Christy Docren, Mary Kay Dorrancc. Deb Ericksonh Val Faber, Mcri Flcglcr, Ruth Freiny. Renae Frost. Deb Galstad, Shcrrill Guchlcr Kay Hermann. Dee Dee Hohenstcin, Cindy Joiner, Cindy Jolc. Kalen Kalfahs, Lee Anne Kingsley. Julie Kintzler. Sharal Koenigseder. Mary Lu Lolii, Mary Lori, Kathy Madrigano. Catherine Nunnellcy, Lu Ann Ohm. Carla Olson, Wendy Paulson. Ruth Retcrson, Linda Pizza. Judy Ploctz. Cindy Rammelt. Karen Rasmussen, Sheri Reed. Lorri Reinke, Dena Schorsch, Karen Schultz, Karen Stromquist, Kathy Wagner. Cheryl Westra, Rhonda Wiltshirc, Sue Worley, Karen Wrage, Kathy Yoder. Kappa Chi Omega II-n til 1.. . Jlit'i'rii Tau Sigma Phi, founded in 1964, is now the largest fraternity on campus. Among the groupts projects are hogting the htSadie Hawkins Dance , setting-up the school Christmas Tree, sponsoring an auto show on Parentts Weekend, and presenting their foster child with a shopping spree. One special accomplishment of the Tau Sigs of 1979 was being the Intramural football champs. Members: Ken Affeldt, Pepe Barge. Russ Bernthal, Tom Bosworth, Rich Cary, Tom Clayton. Bob Dalton, Mife Fanslau, Dan Gaverke, Mike Gieschen. Torn Hitchcock, Tom Kook, Paul Knowles. Lee Kozie. Dave Krueger. Don Lange, Christoph Leibrecht. Chris Marsh, Randy Niese. Chuck Olson. Dan Pechauer. Scott Plier. Steve Ruegg, Tom Ruzicka. Jon Ryberg, Scott Schmidtke, Steve Schneider. Marc Smathers. Tommy Taytor. Dave Wensel, Steve Wernlund, Jay Witte. 12? 128 The men of Tau Delta Psi fraternity stress brotherhood and unity, while maintaining individuality. The Buffs annual service project is the auction. Member: Chuck Ferre, Mark Werner, Steve Ebersole. Tom Welty, Kerry Dietrich, Jerry Jacko, Lowell Grelebeck, Dave Domine, Steve Farwig, Dennis UBrien, Fred Peterson, Todd Gaertner, Dave Goetz. Todd Colt, Dave Gross, Jim Eisfeller, Dave Grosenick. Dave Krueger, Brian Lauer, Larry Gibour. Dale Brinker. I .. u. . The Alpha Chfs stress the goals of sisterhood, yet individualism. From thirteen girls in 1966 the sorority has almost tripled in size in 1979. Members: Di Bambrough, Colleen Steenhagen, Diane Bunge, Dawn Johnson, Kris Shawl, Ann Curry. Jane Tclschow. Karen Jamieson. Claudia Mullen, Lori Jensen, Karen Herrmann, Ramona Fullmcr, Tina Brodell. Sue Redman, Becky Anderson, Mary Feely. Karen Gray. Lauren Johnson. Dch Elliot. Chris Claus, Val Hahm Andra Pagels. Pam Buskc, Cindy Cochran. Kaye Eide. 129 13D Delta Omega Nu In 1956 the Dons formed a fraternity based on a common interest in athletics. Since then they have had the distinction of being the fraternity with the highest gradepoint average Members: Michael Day, Chuck Miller, Steve Kirkegaard. Dave Kroll, Mark Herder, John Meyers, Kevin Ralston, Scott Weber. Mark Solberg. Steve Scott. Rick Rank, Dave Nelson, Rick Versen. Jeff Abcns, Gordy Zastrow, Doug Rector, Mark Mcllum. John Prieve. Tau Sigma Chi Tau Sigma Chi, or the better known brotherhood of Turtle, continued in the tradition of their fraternity by sponsoring the annual all-school keggars at the beginning and the end of the year, along with their fourth annual Dance Marathon for Muscular Dystrophy. Tau Sigma Chi. the oldest fraternity on campus, felt it was not an organization run by few, but one that maintains leadership by many. 131 Pi Sigma Epsilon The Pi Sigma Epsilon business fraternity celebrated their tenth anniversary by initiating their largest pledge class in history, and hosting the Midwest regional convention. Pi Sig concentrates on the Sales and Marketing aspects of business, but the fraternity is open to students of all majors. Much of the groupts time was spent preparing for the National Pi Sigma Epsilon convention that was held in New Orleans in the Spring. Members: Sue Kelley. Beth Duel. Lorri Reinke, Al Karraker, Bill Doneison, Dave Contorno. Carin Christensen. Sue Scalzo. Donna Harvey, Sue DelPizzo. Jeff DeLacey. Chris Doeren. Judy Ploetz. Keely Reeves. Pam Bartz. Pamela Lewis, Lynda Brown. Deb Wozniak, Kris Krodel, Alan Morgan. Rhonda Wiltshirc, Dena Schorsch, Mary Lori. Valerie Faber, Janice Jones. Vanessa Triplett. Cindy Joiner, Kelly Waltke, Lisa Gingles, Joe Desris, Peggy Hedberg. Agnes Slowick, Karen Shallow, Nancy Marshall, Monica Marweg, Dave Wolbert. Mark Kurth, Jeff Ninneman. Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Fraternity of America is a national, professional. menhs music fraterily. It is dedicated to the promotion, performance, and enjoyment of music. Lambda Kappa was chartered here at Carthage last spring. In its first full year of operation. it has been involved in various fund raisers, recitals. social functicms, and the very popular serenades. This spring the chapter initiated its first pledge class, and sponsored a faculty chamber music concert to raise funds for music scholarships. Phi Mu Alpha is open to all men involved in a music class or activity at Carthage. Members: Dennis Larson, Dan Maekey. Andy Prescher, Brad Eden. Chris Thurow, John Thompson, Jeff Armstrong, Karl Dietmeyer, Jim Garbrecht, Keith Sterrenberg, Scott Redding, Keith Kolstad, Nate Mattsun, Peter Bell, Mike Burkhardt. Steve Jensen, Ernie Klapmeier, Ron Larsone Doug Zietlow, Lohn Schneider. Doug Becker. 133 Psi Chi Psi Chi is the honorary Psychology fraternity. The members of Psi Chi arc: Christy Schoob. John Spangler, Dena Schorsch, Cyd Koenig, and Larry Magnesen. Greek Organizations Not Pictured Alpha Psi Omega Honorary Theater Fraternity Beta Beta Beta Biology Fraternity Phi Alpha Theta History Fraternity Sigma Alpha Iota Women's Music Fraternity Members: Mary Bertrand, Lisa Gcnthc, Julie Grasham, Joan Gruel, Nancy Hess, Sandra Johnson, Karen Lundberg, Kim Tryggestad, Jeanne Wheeler, Deb Winklcr. Sigma Tau Delta National English Fraternity Theta Chi Delta National Chemistry Fraternity Alpha Lambda Delta Freshmen Honor Fraternity Blue Key Sigma Lambda Senior Womcnk Honor Society Members; Kathryn Bachauscn, Elizabeth Bond, Marla Braucr, Susan Bulicn. Elissa Gcnthe, Michele Gcrvasc, Denise Gillespie, Valerie Ireland, Cynthia Joiner, Judith Meyer. Rebecca Miller. Sandra Schick, Bcverly Wiersum. 135 Independents And Intramurals Intramurals sports are organized for amateur athletes who don't need the fierce competition and responsibility of being on a school team. Both men's and womenk sports are included in the season that runs all year long. Students can choose from; football. volleyball. basketball. softball, tennis. swimming, track, . . . the list is endless. The system used now divides the Greeks and Independents into separate uleagues. and the winners of each compete for the all school championship. This year the Independents, although earning only one all-school award, were led by the strong htHumper and uAB. Itch teams who won two titles eacht Next year the Greeks had better beware! Independents did not only sh0w their strength in Intramurals. but also organized all-school kcggars and Hour parties. 133 139 u x': h-e .,.-...-.' , . Music In the Music Department. one of the most involved on campus, students can achieve four different majors; Music Education, Church Music, Music Merchandise. and Performance. The facilities provided in the Johnson Arts Center. such as a two-hundred seat recital hali. music library. and electric piano laboratory, allow for the many performances and campus recitals offered by the Department. The talented staff are Chairperson Richard Sjocrdsma. Woodrow Hodges. William Roth. Stephen Smith, John Windh. and Kenneth Winkle. The staff are assisted by part-time faculty members Fred Frey. Margaret Kcmper, Richard Matta. David Schripsema. and Carol Smith. Art The concepts of design and the material and tools of fine arts and crafts are explored by the Art Department. Interim field placements also allow students to become aware of the commercial art and design areas. This year's Department is chaired by Philip Powell, and includes Edwin Kalke and Zimeri Cox. 143 144 SpeeCh The Speech and Theater Department acquaints students with the heritage of rhetoric and the art forms of the theater. The Department encourages student participation through four major theater productions and two hosted Forensics And tournaments, annually. With the retirement of T. Shandy Hollandt the Theater Department will be losing its chairperson However. that will not hinder the performance of the other distinguished faculty: Bruce Baylor. Monica Ehlke and William Ruyle. Theater 145 Religion At a critical time, when young people question their beliefs and look with faith to religious cults, the ReIigion Department provides guidance through counseling and academics. Pastors Riggle and Eugen; along with Ross Aden, Allan Hauck, Harold Kruger and David Rhoads; instruct students in the understanding and appreciation of Christianity; its origin, history, and ethics. Philosophy To gain a liberal arts orientation, students are encouraged h to enroll in Introduction to Philosophy or Art of Thinking, . - . . h; h where the goals are cultural expansion and unification of g 1 . 1:.- -: ' knowledge. The Departmcnfs overall goal is to help 11 J ' individuals clarify their view of life. Merle Boyer heads the Department, with Kathy Jurkovic as a part-time instructor. 14? 143 English The English Department, due to lack of student interest. has taken steps to revitalize its program. Along with basic communication and literature coursese classes in films. music and literature and religion in literature are offered. The continued expansion of the Freshman Studies program is a good sign of growing interest. Perhaps the most enjoyable Departmental activity is the annual trip to the Shakespeare Festival in Stratford. The distinguished faculty are J. Vail Fay. Samuel Chell, Donald Michie, Travis DuPriest, and Chairpersor: Floyd Tollcson. Foreign Language The world is a smaller place in the Foreign Language Department whcrc students learn to understand, speak and write French, German, and Spanish; while developing an understanding of foreign people through studies of culture and literature. Courses in Greek, Latin and Russian are offered dependent on student interest. The Department stresses travel as a learning experience. Acting Chairman Donald Koch highlighted this year with trips to Mexico and Spain. Other wcll-travclcd faculty members are Tina Egcr, Irene Kraemcr. Lili Sorokin; and on Sabattical Mary Katherine Kent and Jane Byers. 149 150 Political Science An understanding of the political strategy behind hRed- Vested Governors and relations with China is available from the Political Science Department. The resident authorities in the political arena; William Gunderson. Daniel Jnrkovic, and Eric Olsen, offer courses in National, State and Local Government, Political Thought. and International Affairs. $e Maw..- Psychology An inter-campus heHELPh line is the latest undertaking of the insightful Psychology Department. To gain a better understanding of self and others the Department considers fleld programs an important experience. Larry Hamilton is the Mastermind, along with Charles Gracssle, Jim Kennedy and Robert Maleske. hMichael Dwyer 0n leaveJ i . 75 ! rnhho . 151 152 Geography The two distinct and unifying characteristics of the Geography Department are its method of organizing data in spatial relationships, and its two persuasive faculty members eager far prospective majors. The astute faculty are Richard Miller and Paul Stoelting. History Current events in the History Department this past year took form as a book written by faculty member John Bailey, and the tenure issue of Jonathon Zophy. Other faculty members which contribute to the comprehension of the wholeness and complexity of our nation and world are Thomas Noer, John Neunschwander. and Earl Spangler. . .. I1- 153 Sociology Anthropology And Social Work 15d In a society that is said to be impersonal the SociologyIAnthropology and Social Work Departments strive to understand the human relationships within groups. Social Work is a new professional major which stresses a minimum of three-hundred hours of field work as part of the curriculum. The faculty are Eunice Boyer, David Rhoads. Leonard Scharmack. Clayton Diskerud and new member Robert Jones. 155 .1 ..- - . -.h - u-....-mmmw.hhg.thFh-d As interest in medical professions increases the Biology Department's enrollment increases. The Department offers prc-professional training in many medical fields, along with courses designed to develop basic background for those BiOlO interested in the sciences as part of Liberal Arts enrichment. The knowledgablc gy faculty are Evelyn Crump, Herman Ogren, Walter Suler, and Ralph Ticfel. - . - . P1 r . .Lif; -- . v r J n we ' r .. . . .. . . . - 4 .E-g-. Mathematics From basic algebra to computer science the Mathematics Department teaches logical reasoning and mathematics processes. Concern for current mathematics-related issues cause faculty members like Mary Ann Konsin to research the area of mathematics apprehension. Other faculty members are Howard Dean, and Harvey Glaess. Physics Vincent Hart and Robert Jeanmaire instruct in the physical phenomena in a mathematical context through the Physics Department. There is a Physics course available for a person of any ability level, with one as basic as Fundamental Physics: Origins, Ideas, and Directions. 157 158 Chemistry Pre-professional and graduate school preparatory programs of the Chemistry Department are certified by the American Chemistry Society. The qualified instructors of majors and non-majors Chemistry are Robert Hade, Paul Hansen, Kenneth Hamm, Waller Suter, and Kermit Way. Business The Business Department offers majors in Public Management, Accounting, and International Business, and has become one of the most important departments on campus concerning enrollment. Department Professors arc Robert Snyder, Richard Wilcox, Victor LchlIc, Donald Dalka, William Jankovich and Chairperson Don Johnson. 160 Economics The Economics Department has undergone a change. Besides the regular course load, Professor Robert Schlack is offering a learner-centered, case study course which allows students to activefy participate in their h'education. Thomas VanDahm is Chairperson of this innovative Department that emphasises not only career preparedness but also methodology. 161 162 Physical Education With an emphasis on good health and fitness habits, the Physical Education Department combines academic courses and service programs with intramurals and recreation. Students of this discipline support their major with courses in zoology, sociology, psychology, and physics. Members of the staff are Jay Flanagan. Carol Huettig, Thomas Kilian, Cathy Lirgg. Dianne Mizerka. Mickey Olson, Augie Schmidt, Jon Swift, Ronald Zalokar, and Chairperson Arthur Kclicr. Education Besides regular Elementary and Secondary Teacher Education Programs, the Education Department offers Special Education majors in Mental Retardation and Learning Disabilities. This program includes, aside from regular course loads. a semester of student teaching in local schools. The Department head is Lloyd Melis and other professors are Sue Hart, James Duffy, Chris Northrup, and Thomas LoGuidice. 163 164 Presidenfs Office Carthage Presdient, Dr. Erno J. Dahl, is responsible for overseeing the inactment of the policies set forth by the Board of Trustees and the Governance Committee. Office Of The Academic Dean Dr. Daniel Keck, Academic Dean, assists Dr. Dahl by overseeing the inactment of Academic policies. 165 Student Personnel The members of the Student Personnel Office help students to solve problems from housing and employment to vehicle registration. Dean of Students: Arthur Landry, Margaret Roberts Student Employment-Roscoe Chambers. Business Office The Business 011ch has a three-fold responsibility: to oversee the payment of student fees. to be responsible for payment of charges incurred by student organizations, and to manage the college budget. Business Managcr-Arthur Villup. William Aulwes. Gary Larson, Mark Tobin. W jFW F -qv .-. r- hn-dh...? ... .w..-.- - 157 . Office Of Continuing Education The Office of Continuing Education. also known as the Special Schools Office, is responsible for the scheduling and registration of all night school and summer sessions classes. Director-Dr. Walt Wheeler. Alumni Office The Alumni Office is responsible for maintaining contact with all Carthage graduates, and organizing reunions. Through the newsletter Alumni keep informed of the martial and occupational status of other graduates. Director-Bob Kiser. Bob Peterson. 169 170 Registrafs Office Along with his three-mcmbcr staff, Dr. Casey schedules all classes, decides on changes in department sequence, and evaluates student transcripts. - . 1 .-- . . -.$- anlyb ' L . HE. - 3-: Admissions Office Admissions recruits students by visiting high schools and hosting uStmior days and student tours. This year's Senior Open Heuse included tours by student guides, discussions with faculty and introduction to organizations. Director Burdcttc Harris. James Thompson, Hoyt Harper, and Cristal FaubeL 171 Faculty Secretaries The faculty secretaries keep each department running smoothly by preparing materials. scheduling appointments and spcakers. and proctoring tests. Mailroom The Lentz Hall Mailroorn handles all postal correspondance for the college. They sort all incoming mail, and send student mail to the College Center mailr00m, while furthur sorting Administrative correspondance. Muriel Stielow and Betty Hein. Phone Operator The Operator handles all incoming and outgoing calls. She also provides information in the form of appropriate extensions. Lois Peterson. 1?3 Library Staff The Library Staff acquaint students with the Library of Congress System, help them to locate research materials, order periodicals and volumes, and oversee the Carthage Archieves. Staff: James Bishop, Mary Van Lone, Olga Schindler, Elizabeth Hartwell, Ruth DcSeife. Blanche Norris. Sue Vcdder. and Betty Kendall. Dennis Unterholtzncr. Bookstore Aside from handling the textbook rush, the bookstore provides campus wear. and emergency items like cards, gifts, and toothpaste. Charles Solberg, Pat Senger. Collette Nolan, and Nick Schmitz. 175 .- Fa... - . 176 Maintenance The maintenance staff keeps the campus facilities clean and in good working order. College Center Office The College Center Office coordinates all activities of student organizations. They design the calendar of activities, and contract usage of college center facilities. Director of Student Activities-Bill Hoare. ' p i;.m..huw h-WWh-- Food Service Under the direction of Ted Nicholson, food service employees prepare all meals; including sack lunches. Roor dinners and banquets. Snack Bar personnel feed the students with study-break munchies 1T7 . .. -....W.. .,-- Offices Not Pictured Career Planning and Placement Financial Aid Ofiice Health Center Publicity Office Mitch Rukavina Public Relations Office Don Mouldcnhauer Resident Hall Directors Roscoe Chambers Barb Graves Celeste Zickcrt Student Life Jeff Schenning .WWW +W n ,r. ..-...-.--........--r w 180 ? WWW , .. - w-- .m.m Seniors J ef f Aibens Lynn Aikens Sandy Allen '. Paul Anderson i - Carol Anderson Kathy Bachausen Diane Bambrough Janeen Banker Karen Barker Sandy Barkley Joel Berndtson Russ Bernthal Bob 3001' Tom Booth 1E2 Tom Bosworth Mike Bowersox Jim Branthaver Marla Braucr Barb Breibach Tina Brodcll Meredith Brown Jane Budish Susie Bullen Mike Burkhardt John anacker Dennis Busscn Tim Carey 183 Amy Ccrmak Tony Chan Geraldine Collins 1' Cheryl Cook Karen Covalt Beth Cutts Bob Dalton William Davis Jeff DcLacey Joe Dcsris Marshall Dixon Dara Doolittle Keith Daugherty Mark Driscoll J Cathy Duckelt F John Ecklardt . Steve Erickson Dave Enncs Steve Farwig Maryr Fcely Liz Fcnske Mike Flynn Lisa Foster Nancy Freitag Craig Gaitan Debbie Galstad Jim Garbrccht Daniel Gauerke Jean Gavac Lynn Gellings Elissa Gcnthe Mickey Gervase Lawrence Gibour Denise Gillespie Vickie Glade Dave Goctz 135 +.ur Sue Grifflth Ellen Grimsby John Hallanger ' I Mike Haney Marty Haugen 5 Kay Hermann ' Bob Hetico Sue Heyne Kathy Hill Tom Hitchcock Murry Holmstrom Jody Hoof Claude Humlie Dave Hunstad Val Ireland Steve Jensen Ellen Johansen Jill Johnson Sally Johnson 136 Cindy Joiner Diana Jones Kalcn Kalfahs Tom Kaye Dennis Keip Sue Kelley Judy Kcmpke Rodney Kenncr Ernest Klapmeier Steve Klebcr Christina Knutson Cathy Kobs Ruth Kocha Cindy Koenig Sharal Koenigseder Michael Konow Torn Kook Debbie Krause David Kroll 137 188 David Krueger Dennis Larson Rand Lee Penelope LcFew Dawn Littleflcld Sue Lynn Susan Macht Larry Magncsen Nancy Malburg Chris Marsh Jim Maninson Nathan Mattson Cynthia Maxwell Dennis Meier Irene Merclos Roger Meslar Karen Michajlak Joe Mordini n :r. -.... Debbie Mueller Steve Mueller Bill Murray Sue Myhre Randy Nchls Sue Nicolai Catherine Nunncllcy Pete Nylen Dennis O Brien Lorrie Occhler Torn Olson Debbie Osterland Terry Owens Anita Pancscu Dan Pecaro LeAnn Pedersen Stephanec Peliotes Wendy Partridge 159 190 Karen Petcrka Bill Petty Kris Pfennig Gus Pipenhagcn Judy Ploelz Sheila Pride Barry Rabe Kevin Ralston Rick Rank Sheri Reed Joyce Ress Cassandra Reynolds Andrea Rinnc Steve Roberts Bruce Roscnfeldcr Jan Ruggiero Diana Sahagian Donna Sahagian Sandy Schick Lisa Schmidt Scott Schmidtke Chris Schoob Karen Schultz Neil Schultz Tom Schulz Craig Schussler Scott Schwandt Roger Scott Grant Seaholm Karen Shallow Kris Shawl Jan Skilirud Judy Smuckcr Karen Snyder Mark Solbcrg Chris Spaeth 191 John Spengler Lynette StansFlcld Marguerite Strubing Thomas Taylor Lois Thompson Chris Thurow Vanessa Triplett Linda True Sue Vidt Mark Vieth Scott Villup Bobbie Vinci Cindyr Wachholz Jeff Wallis 192 Scott Weber Mark Werner Steve Wernlund Mike Westcotl Scott White Nancy Wienkc Patsy Wilson Cindy Winans Jay Witte Dave Wolberg Sue Worlcy Gail Zalokar Frank Zenzola George Zimmermen 193 Undergraduates Chris Ahlman 1 ' Linda Aken l I - Amy Allen Paul Amland . . Becky Anderson 1: ' Bill Anderson I 1! Kathy Aitmann Gary Anderson Jeff Anderson Chris Anderson Jodi Anderson Juiie Anderson Linda Anderson I Luann Anderson Robyn Anderson Vickie Anderson Peter Appleton Steve Arand Brice Arndt Charlene Arnold l Tanya Aulwes Betty Babcock . Kathy Bachausen l Julie Bakker Sandy Ball ll James Barks Pam Bartz Laura Baughman Jeff Beam il Tim Behm Janine Bennett Beth Bcrrong 194 Lucy Bethke Roger Beyer Keith Birkholz Tim Bishop Dave Blajeski John Blazier Jackie Block Tammy Blodgctt Kathy Bloemke Jolec Bobusch Debbie Bohl Patty Boll Susan Bolyard Inger Boycns Sharon Brickner Christy Bridges Dale Brinker Debbie Brown Lynda Brown Theresa Brown Rebecca Bruhn Jody Buckle Monica Buckminster Elizabeth Bullen Diane Bunge Sandra Burkhardl Lisa Burrow Barb Butcher HS 196 Karen Caesar Roxanne Camus Vince Carbonard Brenda Carey Elisabeth Carey Eric Carlson John P. Carlson Randy Carlson Sandy Carnahan Chris Carnes Richard Cary Tim Casper John Chapman Ron Charon Andy Christensen Carin Christensen Kurt Chroust Jill Cisar Cindy Cochran Jody Congdon Dave Contorno Dianna Cox Tim Craft Ann Curry Cindy Czarnik Wiiliam Darby Lueben Davis Mike Day Drew Deichmann Scott Derhammcr Garrett DeLucca Geoff DeLucca Karl Dietmcyer Kerry Dietrich Terry Dietrich Deborah Dinclli David Dobbeck David Domine Bill Donelson Mary Kay Dorrancc Debra Daugherty Eunice Drummer Beth Duel Rosemary Duvall Dana Echelberger Lynn Eckcrt Brad Eden Tony Edmonds Lori Egloff Debbie Ehlen Kaye Eide Karen Ekstrand Jan Emerson Mary Endres Jeff Engel Laurie Engh David Ennes Karen Ennes Brad Erickson Mary Bssinger Debbi Evoy Valerie Faber Mike Fanslou Amy Fantcr Claudette Farrington Brian Faulds Charles Fcrrc Matt chlar Donna Field Dawn Fisher Alison Fleck Jane Fleming Jeff Flesner Mark Flexsenhar Mike Flexsenhar Michael Flynn Kirby Foehner Vincent Frazer Kim Freyer An Frocmming Darcy Fruland Jane Frye Tom Gaertner Steve Gauzel Julie Garard Torn Geb Chere Gcmignani Dan Gesch Mike Gieschen Lisa Gingles Mary Golding 197 198 Karen Gray Philip Green Rich Green Robin Green Laurie Gretebeck Lowell Gretebeck Deborah Grissom Kristi Grosc David Groscnick Dave Gross Joan Gruel Sherrill Guchlcr Kent Guclig Mark Gutierrez Lori Hagglund Valerie Hahn Jeff Hamar Julie Hamar Barbara Hamilton Jodi Hammcl Lana Handle Betsy Hanisch Joanne Hardtke Cheryl Harris Scott Harris Jill Hartling Hal Hartwig Jack Hayward ' - . -. .....- w, .. .............. .... ..-.-..-..-4 Shelley Heard Peggy Hcdbcrg Barb Heinig Tom Hcmling Mark Herder Karen Herrmann Lori Lee Herrmann Nancy Hess Kristi High Cathy Hines John Hoekstra Cheryl Hoexter Paul Hoff Kim Hoffmann Mark Hoffmann Jeff Hogan Diann Hohcnsec Donna Hohcnsce Elizabeth Hohcnstcin Sham Holland Martha Holst Curtis Hubman Donald Huff Amy Huffman Robert Hughes Lori Hunt Jim lnendino Tracy Irwin Jerry Jacko Karen Jamieson Beth James Keith Jamieson Tom Janikian Cecil Jennings Joan Jensema John Jensen Kathie Jensen Kathy M. 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DAILY LUNCHEON AT 11 AM FEATURING O PRIME STEHKS O BANQUET FACILITIES O IIMIHN ' HMERICAN FOOD 0 CDCKIRILS HOME OF FAMOUS CARL'S PIZZA FREE HOME DELIVERY 654-3932- 657- 9843 5ND 6TH AVE. BardenAs Department Store is where to go when fashions are on your mind. annul- $ WM WJWJM 2105 Roosevelt Road. Kenosha, Wis: 53140, USA. Bun Ph. HIM 654-91 I6 Convenient F 00d Store Elmers Ben Franklin Villa Capri 226 ABENS. JEFFREY J.-1Aurora.11y Accounting and Business Administration- Track 1-2: Delta Omega Nu; Social Director 2, Treasurer 3; Intramural Football 1-4. Basketball 1-4, Softball 1-4. Volleyball 1-4. AIKENS, LYNN M.-1Kenosha, WD- Elementary Education and Learning Disabilities- Wind Symphony; Brass Choir; Student Education Association; Alpha Lambda Delta; National Dean1s List: Freshman Orientation; Campaign Secretary. ALLEN. SANDRA L.-1Western Springs. ID-Elcmcntary Education and Early Childhood Education- Pi Theta, Social Chairman; Dean1s List; Student Education Association. ANDERSON, CAROL A.- 1Hoopeston, ID-Elemcntary Education and Special Education- Swing Choir 1-4, Director 4; Pi Delta Chi, Alumni Corresponding Secretary, Recording Secretary; Deank List; Intramural Volleyball, Football, Basketball; Student Education Association, Program Chairman; Special Olympics. BAMBROUGH, DIANE L-1Bristol, WU-Criminal Justice and Sociology- Sigma Alpha Chi, Chaplain 1, President 2, Vice President 3. Pledge Trainer 4; Criminal Justice Department Representative 3; Dcan15 List 14; Intramural Basketball 3, Volleyball. 1,4; SAB representative 1; AWS representative; Student Government alternate representative 4: Sociology Club 3-4; Oliver Wendall Holmes 3-4; Tau Sigma Phi Little Sisters 1-4; Alpha Lambda Epsilon. BANKER, JENEEN-1GillinghamJU- Music Education-Choir 1-4; Chamber Singers 3; Band 1-3; MENC 3-4, Corresponding Secretary 4; American Choral Director's Association; LYE l; Inter-Varsity 4; Resident Aasistanl 2; Phi Theta Kappa 1-2. BARKER. KAREN-1Lake Hills,ID- Sociology-Theater House Manager; Intramural Billiards; Homecoming Chairperson; Cheerleader 1; Night Senior Activities Manager; Greens Manager. BARKLEY; SANDRA M.- Uanesville. Wi1-Bi010gy and Natural Science- Beta. Beta. Beta; Wisconsin Senior Classical League. BERNDTSON, JOEL R.- 1Rhinelandcr,Wi1-Biology. Censervation and Natural Science- Inter-varsity 1-2; Shalom 3-4; Beta, Beta, Beta 4; Theta Chi Delta 2-4. BERNTHAL, RUSSELL-1Glen EllynJU-Psychology and Business- Tennis, Captain 2, MVP 1.3; Pep Band 1-2; Wind Symphony 1-2; Tau Sigma Phi 1-4; Interim Resident Assistant 2-4: ths Who; GodspeH 1; Intramural Football. Basketball. Volleyball; Cheerleader 3; Psychology Club 1-4; Psychology Student Advisory Board 2-4. BOND, ELIZABETH J.-1Hartland, WD-Physical Education and Health- Tennis 1-4; Badminton; Kappa Phi Eta; Resident Assistant; Alpha Lambda Delta; Beta. Beta. Beta; Sigma Lambda; Intramural Basketball, Volleyball. Softball; SAB representative; Lifeguard. BOOR, ROBERT A.-1Berwyn. ID- Accounting and Business Administration-Intramural representative 2-4; Student Government alternate representative 2. alternate Senator 3, Treasurer 4, Co-Chairperson Student Life Committee, Co-Chairperson Finance Committee. BOSWORTH, THOMAS J.- 1ElmhurstJIJ-Business Administration and Public Management- Tau Sigma Phi 1-4, Vice President, Corresponding Secretary; Interim Resident Assistant; Intramural Football 1-4, Wrestling 1-4. Basketball 1-4; SAB representative; Inter-Fraternity Council 1-3, Treasurer. BOWERSOX. MICHAEL T.- tDesPlaines, ID-Biology- Football 1-3; Tau Sigma Chi 1-4, Secretary, Chaplain. Social Committee Chairman; Inter-Fraternity Council 2- 4; Beta, Beta, Beta 2-4; Theta Chi Delta 2-4. Treasurer; Dean's List 3-4; ths Who 4; Intramural Wrestling 1-4, Volleyball 1-4. Softball 1-4, Golf 1-4; SAB representative 2; Freshman Orientation 4; Student Health Committee Chairman 4; Student Judicial Board 4. BRAUER. MARLA B.-1Wcst SalemWU-Physical Education and Adapted Physical Education- Swimming and Diving 2-4; Track; Swing Choir; Chapel Choir; Pi Delta Chi 1-4; Resident Assistant 4; Sigma Lambda; Wh01s Who 4; Intramural Volleyball. Basketball; Lifeguard; WAA 1-4: Special Oiympics. BRODELL. BETINA S.- 4N0rthbrook,ll1- Special Education and Elementary Education- Pi Delta Chi 1; Sigma Alpha Chi 2-4, Rush Chairman. Vice President, President; Interim Resident Assistant 3; Resident Assistant 3-4; Intramurals; Student Government representative 1: AWS representative 4; Student Education Association 3-4; BROWN, MEREDITH D.- 1Greenwich, CtySociology and Social Work- Inter-varsity 1-2; Shalom 3; Spanish Club 3; Student Governemnt Senator 3; Sociology Advisory Board 3-4. BUDISI-l, JANE J.-1Milwaukcc, WD- Biology- Kcnosha Symphony 1; Pi Delta Chi 2-4; Pi Theta 1-4, Vice President 4; Arrow Reporter 1. BURKHARDT, MICHAEL A.- 1H0wards Grove, WD-Music Education and Performance-Wind Symphony 2-4; Chamber Singers 2-4; Carthage Choir 2-4, President, Accompanist; Chapel Organist 3-4; Director of Chapel Music 4; Dean's List 4; Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, Alumni Secretary. BUSACKER. JOHN M.- 1Milwaukec, WiJ-Social Studies and Secondary Education- Swimming, Captain; Phi Alpha Theta; Gamma Theta Upsilon; Dean1s List 1-4; Intramural Football. BUSSEN, DENNIS L.- 1Waukcsha.WD-Natural Science- Football; '1C Club; Fellowship of Christian Athletes; Intramural Volleyball. Softball, Basketball. CAREY, TIMOTHY P.-1Napcrville, Wi1-Speech and Theater Education- Pi Kappa Delta, President; Forensics; Suppressed Desires - One Acts; Intramural Bowling, Sofiball, Volleyball, BasketbaH. CERMAK, AMY C.-1Kcnosha,Wi1- E1emcntary Education and Learning Disabilities- Student Education Association 3-4. COOK, CHERYL A.- 1North ChicagoJU-Accounting and Business Administration- Chapel Choir 1; Pi Delta Chi 1-3; Kappa Phi Eta 34; Student Government Senator 3, Finance Committee; Black Student Union 1-4; Pi Sigma Epsi1on 1-4. COVALT, KAREN Es'iMchnry, ID-Art, History and Education- Kappa Phi Eta 2-4, Historian 4; Spanish Club 1. CUTTS, ELIZABETH M.-1Stillman Valley. ID-Lcarning Disabilitics- Pi Delta Chi; Dean's List; Student Education Association, Treasurer. DAVIS, WILLIAM G.-1DcsP1aines, ID-Biology- Beta, Beta, Bcta 3-4; Theta Chi Delta 4; Dean1s List 2: Driftwood Photo Editor 4: SAB Films Committee 3-4. DESRIS, JOSEPH J.-1Kenosha. WD- Accounting, Art, Advertising, and Business AdministratiOU- Pi Sigma Epsilon 1-4, Treasurer 2-4, photographer 3-4; Arrow photographer 3; Video Lab Assistant 23; Commuter Club 1-4. DIXON, MARSHALL B.- 1Milwaukee, WU-Business Administration- Intramural Ping Pong 1-4, Tennis 1-4. Baseball 1-4. Football 1-4, Basketball 1-4, Wrestling 1-4, Badminton 1-4, VoileybaH 1-4, Track 1-4; Video Lab Assistant 1; M51115 Dorm Council 4. DOOLITTLE, DARA L-1Uni0n Grove, WD-Art History- Theater Assistant 2-3; Ccntriquc Staff 4; French Club 1-2; Student Government Senator 4. DOUGHERTY. C. KEITH- 1White1ish Bay, Wij- Criminal Justice and Sociology- Swimming; Tennis, Captain 3-4; 11: Club, Vice President; Oliver Wendall Holmes; Ski Club, President; Intramural Football, Basketball, Volleyball; Cheerleader 3; Lifeguard 2-4; Assistant Coach Womelfs Tennis 2. ECKHARDT, JOAN M.-1M0rton Grove, ID-Business Administration- Badmintnn 2-4; Fellowship of Christian Ath1etcs 3-4; lnter-Varsity 2; Special Olympics 3-4; Summer Resident Assistant 3; lntramurals, representative. FARWIG, STEPHEN E.-1Mcqu0n, WD-Religion and Psychology- Tau Delta Psi 2-4, President; Intramural Basketball 1-4, Football 1-4, Volleyball 1-4; Arrow Sportswriter; Psychology Club. ENNES, DAVID W.-1Mt. Prospect, IU-Busincss Administration- Basketball 1-2: Tau Sigma Chi 3-4: Muscular Dystrophy Dance Marathon Coordinator 4. FEELY, MARY C.-1Wauwamsa, WD-Business Administration- Sigma Alpha Chi 3-4, Corresponding Secretary 3; Intramural Volleyball 4; Student Government Representative 3. Publicity Chairman 3. FENSKE, ELIZABETH M.- 1McHenry, ID-Business Administration and International Business- AWS representative 1-3: Kappa Chi Omega 1-4; Alpha Mu Gamma 3-4; Freshman Orientation 2; Pi Sigma Epsilon 2-4. FLYNN, MICHAEL W.-tAurora, ID-Accounting and Political Science- Arrow Associate News Editor and Sports Editor; Intramural Basketball 1-2; SAB representative 1, Arts and Lectures Cammittec. Concert Committee 2-3; Faculty Life Committee 4; Chess Club, President 1-3. FOSTER. LISA L.-1:Nasholah.Wi3- Eiementary Education, Learning Disabilities, and Mental Retardation- Ski Club; Circle K; Kappa Phi Eta 1- 4. Secretary. Social Chairman, Quartermaster; Tau Sigma Phi Little Sister; Campus Improvement Committee, Chairman; AWS Dorm Coordinator; May Madness Chairman; Student Education Association. GAITAN, CRAIG A.-1Libcrlyvillc. ID-Business Administration and Public Management-Rugby; Tau Sigma Chi; Wingspread Fellerw; Intramural Volleyball, Basketball, Football; Student Government Senator, Arts and Lectures Committee. GARBRECHT, JAMES R.- 1Evansville, WD-Music Education- Brass Choir 1-4; Wind Symphony l- 4, Manager; Jazz Ensemble; Pep Band 1-4; Chamber Singers; Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia. GELLINGS, LYNN M.-1Franksville, WD-Sociology and Social Work- Shalom 3-4; Psychology Club 2-4; Sociology Club, President 4; Interim Curriculum Committee 2; Alpha Lambda Delta; Wingspread Fellow; Womcrfs Club Scholarship 4; ths Who 4; Theater Wardrobe Manager 1; Forensics l; Intramural Badminton 1; Spanish Club 4; Student Government Senator 4; Student Life. Committee 4; Video Lab; Sociology Advisory Board 4. GENTHE. ELISSA D.-1Menom0nec Falls, WD- Vocal and General Music Education- Wind Ensemble 1-2.4; Pep Band 1-3; Chapel Choir 1-2; Chamber Choir 1-2; Carthage Choir 2-4; Sigma Alpha Iota 2-4; President 3. Editor 4; MENC 2-4; American Choral Directors Association 2-4; Interim Resident Assistant 3; Resident Assistant 4; Alpha Lambda Delta, President 3; Sigma Lambda 3- 4; Dean1s List 1-2; Intramural Volleyball 4. GLADE. VICKIE L-tRolling Meadows. 111-Accounting and Business- Sigma Alpha Chi. Historian; Intramural Basketball, Volleyball. Softball. GONWA. WILLIAM G1-1West Bend, WD-Physical Education- Basketball 1-2; Baseball 1-4; 11C Club; Dean's List; Intramura1s. Assistant Director 4. GRIMSBY. ELLEN C.-1Edina, Mn3- 22? 228 Criminal Justice and Social Science- Pi Theta 1-4, Social Chairperson 3; Spanish Club 1-2; Alpha Lambda Epsilon; American Criminal Justice Association. GRIFFITH, SUSAN L.-1Mt. Prospect. ID-Elementary Education, Learning Disabilities, and Mental Retardation-AWS; Circle K; Student Education Association: Kappa Phi Eta. HALLANGER, JOHN F.- 1Brookficld, WD-Psychology and Religion- Psi Chi; Intramural Volleyball, Football; Merfs Dorm Council. HANEY, MICHAEL J.-1Rockford. lD-Accounting and International aniness- Rugby 2-4, Treasurer, Social Secretary, Co-Coach, Co- Captain; The Matchmaker l; The C3112; Intramural Basketball 1,3-4, Volleyball 3, Bowling 4; German Club 2; SAB Films Committee 4; Night Manager 4. HAUGEN, MARTIN PruiBlack Earth, WD-Business Administration and Psychology- Chapel Choir 1; Carthage Choir 2-4; Beta Phi Epsilon 2-4, President 4; Resident Assistant 4; Intramurals 1-4; Men,s Dorm Council 3. KEMPKE, JUDITH A.-tDcsPlaincs, Ill-Busincss Administration and Public Management- Sigma Alpha Chi, Alumni Relations, Publicity; Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Softball. KLAPMEIER, ERNEST W.- 4DeKalb. 111-History and Music- Soccer 1; Chamber Choir 4; College Choir 4; Chapel Choir 1; Band 2; Kcnosha Symphony 2; Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, Lambda Kappa Chapter 2; German Club 1; Burkhardt Society 3. KOBS, CATHY L.-1Burlington, WD- Thcatcr and Business Administration- Alpha Psi Omega 2-4, Vice President, Treasurer; Theater Assistanship 1,2,4; Night Manager 4; Fine Arts Division Representative. KOCHA. RUTH M.-1Wes: Bend, WD-Religion and Music- American Guild of Organists 2-4, Treasurer, Secretary; Chapel Choir 1-2: Chamber Choir 2; Honors Choir 4: MENC 2-4; Philocrisots 2-4; Alpha Lambda Delta 1; Dean1s List. KOENIG, CYNTHIA A.-1Mcquon, Wi1-Psychology and Religion- Chapel Choir 1; Inter-Varsity 1,4, Secretary; Pi Delta Chi 2-4; Dean's List; Psi Chi 2-4; intramural Voilcyball 1-4, Softball 1-3. KOENIGSEDER, SHARAL A.- 1McHenry, ID-Physical Education- Basketball 1-3; Tennis 3-4; Volleyball LManager; Badminton 4: Pi Delta Chi 14; Kappa Chi Omega 2-4; Intramural Volleyball, Basketball, Softball, Badminton; WAA 1-4, Concessions Manager 2, Secretary 3. President 4. KNUTSON, KRISTINA G.- 1Kenosha, WD-Chemistry- Kenosha Symphony 1; University of Wisconsin-Parkside Symphony 1: Sunday Singers 1; Inter-Varsity 1-2; Pi Delta Chi 2-4. Chapel Chairman 2-3; Theta Chi Delta 2-4; Alpha Lambda Delta 1-2; Deank List 2-4; National Denzfs List 3; American Motors Corporation Merit Scholarship 1-4; Outstanding Freshman General Chemistry Student; Outstanding Junior in Analytical Chemistry; Undergraduate Research Participant at Argonne National Laboratory; AWS representative 1,4; American Chemical Society Student Affiliate Chapter 2-4; German Club 1. KONOW. MICHAEL 1,-1Neenah, WU-Religion and Sociology- Carthage Choir 2-4; Chamber Singers 1-3; Swing Choir 1-2; Chapel Choir 1; Inter-Varsily 1; Student Government Senator 1-2; Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia; ths Who 3-4; Sociology Club, Executive Board 2-4; Philocristos l. HITCHCOCK, THOMAS R.- 4Western Springs, ID-Tan Sigma Phi 2-4; Alpha Psi Omega 2-4; Intramurals 1-4; Menis Dorm Council. HOOF, JODY AARockford ID- Learning Disabilities- Sunday Singers; Pi Delta Chi 1-4; Student Education Association. HUNSTAD, DAVID N.-1Chetck, WD-Youth Ministry- Choir 1-4; Chamber Choir 4; Inler-Varsily 4, Vice President 4: Philocrisms 3-4; LYE 1-4; Sha10m 4; Chess Club 3; Theater Lighting Manager 1-2; Intramural Softball 1,2,4, Volleyball 4; Driftwood photographer 4. IRELAND, VALERIE K.4West Allis, WD-Physical Educaiion and Philosophy-Volleyban 1-4; Basketball 1; Badminton 2-3; Softball 1-3; WAA; Resident Assistant 4; Alpha Lambda Delta; Sigma Lambda; Dean's List 1-4; National Dean's List 4; thfs Who 4; Arrow staff; Ccntriquc, critic; Special Olympics. JOHANSEN, ELLEN A.- 1DeKalb,ll1-Learning Disabilities and Elementary Education-Chapcl Choir 1; Sunday Singers 1-2; Pi Delta Chi 1-4; Pi Theta 3-4, Alumni Corresponding Secretary 3-4; Alpha Lambda Delta 1; Intramural Volleyball 2, Basketball 3; Porn P011 3. JOHNSON, SALLY A.-1Kenosha, Wi1-E1ementary Education. Learning Disabilities and Mental Retardation- Tennis 1-2; Badminton 2-3; Sunday Singers 1-2; Inter-Varsity 11AWS 1- 4; WAA 1-4; Student Education Association 1-4; Resident Assistant. JOINER, CINDY-Vollcyball 1; Basketball 1-4; Track 1-4; Kappa Chi Omega 2-4, Money-Making Chairman, Assistant Pledge Trainer; Interim Resident Assistant 3; Sigma Lambda 3-4; Alpha Lambda Delta 1- 2; thfs Who 4; Dcan4s List 1-2,4; Intramural Volleyball 1-4, Softball 1- 4, Manager 2-4; WAA 1-4, Vice President, Parlimentarian, Sportsday Chairman; Pi Sigma Epsilon 1-4. KELLEY, SUSAN L.-1Litchfield, lD-Elementary Education and Learning Disabilities- Circle K; Alpha Lambda Delta 1-4, Treasurer, Junior and Senior Advisor; Dcank List; Arrow Reporter; Driftwood Copy Editor; French Ciub; Student Education Association; Pi Sigma Epsilon 1-4, Recording Secretary, CorreSponding Secretary, Vice President of Administration. KOOK. THOMAS Emrecnfield. Wil-Business Administration- Swimming 1; Tan Sigma Phi 1-4; Intramural Volleyball, Tennis, Basketball, Ping Pong. LARSON. DENNIS W.-1Elton, Wi1- Music-Jazz Band 1; Swing Choir 2-3; Carthage Choir 3-4; American Guild of Organists 1-4; Dean's List; National Dcan1s List; Driftwood photographer 1-3; Arrow Photographer 1-2; Phi Mu Alpha 4. LEE, RAND A.-1New Lisbon, WU- Natural Sciencc-Wrcstling 1; Chapel Choir 1; Shalom 1-2; Circle K 2-4, Trcasurer; Theta Chi Delta 3-4; Men's Dorm Council 2; Intramural Basketball 2-4, Wrestling 2-4, Volleyball 24, Football 1-4, F100r Director 4; Chemistry Lab Assistant 4. LEFEW, PENELOPE A.-1Harvard, lD-Secondary Education and English- AWS Representative 1; Young Republicans 4; Alpha Lambda Delta 1-4; Sigma Tau Delta 4; Dean's List 1,2,4; Intramural Volleyball 1; Arrow Feature Editor 4; Cenm'que Staff 4; Contributcr 2; English Department Advisory Board 3; Literary Discussion Group, Co-Chairperson 4; Student Life Committee Member 4; English Department Tutor 1-4. LEITING, DAVID-1Racine, W11- Accounting- Wrestling, Captain; Alpha Lambda Epsilon, Treasurer; Oliver Wendall Holmes, Secretary; Dearfs List. LITTLEFIELD, DAWN E.-1Nccnah, WD-Elemcntary Education and French- Wind Symphony 1-4; Pi Deita Chi, First Vice President, President; Alpha Mu Gamma; Dean's List; ths Who; Intramura1 Basketball 1-4, Football, Volleyball, Softball; Ccntn'quc 1-4; Driftwood 1- 2; Arrow 1-2; French Club 1-4, Secretary 4; SAB Representative 2, Social Committee; Student Government Senator 2; Lifeguard 2- 4; AWS Dorm Coordinator 3; Student Education Association 2-4. LYNN, SUSAN C.-1DesPlaines. ID- Physical Education- Volleyball 1-4; Badminton 1-4; Softball 1-4; WAA 1- 4. MACHT, SUSAN J.-1Kenosha, WU- Business Administration and Public Management- Pi Sigma Epsilon; AWS; Kappa Phi Eta 1-4. MADSEN, NANCY A.-1Gurncc, 111- Commercial ArI-Pi Theta. MATTSON, NATHAN C.- 1Muskcgan, MiyAccounting and Business Administration- American Guild of Organists; Wind Symphony; Brass Choir; Phi Mu Alpha; Tau Sigma Chi. MICHAJLAK, KAREN H.-t:Si1vcr Lake, WD- Eiementary Education- Alpha Lambda Delta 1; Alpha Psi Omega 2-4, Secretary 4, Concessions Manager 3; Theater Technical Productions 1-4. MORDINI, JOSEPH M.-1Norridge, IU-Learning Disabilities- Wrestiing 1- 4, Captain 3-4; David J. Dorack Memorial Scholarship; Intramural Softball 1-4, Volleyball 1-4, Basketball, Track. Football; Student Government Senator; Merfs Dorm Council; Tour Guide. MUELLER, DEBORAH J.- 1Knoxville, Tny Business- Concert Band; 11C Club; Young Republicans, Secretary, Treasurer; Pi Theta. Parlimentarian; Cheerleader; SAB Films Committee. MUELLER, STEVEN W.-1Williams Bay, WD- Psychology and Social Science- Football 1; Rugby 2-4; Men's Dorn Council 1; Intramural FootbalL Softball, Basketball, Volleyball, Tennis, Ping Pong. Track; SAB Representative; Student Government Senator 2; Psycho10gy Club 2-4. MURRAY, WILLIAM A.-1Neenah, WD- Business Administration and Public Management Cross Country 1; Baseball 1-4, Captain 4; Men's Dorm Council; Resident Assistant 2. Head Resident Assistant 3-4; Who1s Who; Intramural Ping Pong, Badminton. NEHLS, RANDY A.-1W00dstock, 10- History- Rugby Club 3-4; Phi Alpha Theta 3-4; Intramurals 1-4; Student Government Senator 2, Dorm Improvement Committee 1, Student- Faculty Judicial Board 3. NUNNELLEY, CATHERINE L.- 1Louisville, Ky1- Elementary Education and Special Education- Kappa Chi Omega 1-4; Homecoming Court 4; SAB Student Union Committee. OSTERLAN D, DEBORAH A.- 1LaGrange, 10- Elementary Education and Learning Disabilities- Sunday Singers 1-2; Pi Delta Chi 1-3; Student Education Association 1-3; Intramural Volleyball 1-3, Softball 1- 3. OWENS, TERRY G.-1Belvidere, 111- Business Administration and Accounting- Baseball 1-4; Pi Sigma Epsilon; nC Club; Men's Dorm Council; Intramural Football 1-4; Basketball 1-4. PARTRIDGE, WENDY B.- 1Williams Bay, WD- Pi Theta 1-4, Pledge Trainer 4. PANESCU, ANITA L.-1Spooner, WD- International Business and French- Wind Symphony; Pi Delta Chi 1-4, Treasurer; Pi Theta; Alpha Lambda Delta 1-4; Alpha Mu Gamma, President; ths Who; Dean4s List; Service Fellowship; Wingspread Fellowship; Representative to Board of Trustees; Humanities Division Representative; Intramural Softball 1-4, Volleyball 1- 4; Arrow Business Manager; French Club 1-4; Spanish Club: Pom Pon; Pi Sigma Epsilon. PECARO. DANIEL D.-1Chicago. ID- Geography and Social Science- Basketbali 1; Gamma Theta Epsilon, President; Dean1s List; Intramural Basketball, Softball, Volleyball; SAB Regrescntative 2. PELIOTES, STEPHAN EE S.- 1Ncenah, WD- Social Science and Secondary Education- Kcnosha Symphony 1-3; Pi Theta 1-4. Panhellenic Representative; Interim Resident Assistant 4; Service Fe1lowship 2; Student Government Senator 1. PETERKA, KAREN L.-1Whitefish Bay, WD- Art and Psychology- Inter- Varsity 2; Psi Chi 3-4, President 4; Dean1s List 3; Intramural Floor Manager; Psychology Club. Secretary 229 230 and Treasurer 3, Vice President 4: Homecoming Float Committee Co- Chairperson. PFENNIG, KRISTIN L.- 1L3Crosse, Wi1- Elementary Education and Mental Retardatian- Track 1-3; Pi Delta Chi 2-3; Intramural Softball 1-4, Basketball 1- 4, Tennis 1-4, Volleyball 1-4; Arrow staff 1; WAA 2-4; Student Education Association 2-4. PLOETZ. JUDITH R.-1Western Springs, 111- Business Administration and Public Management- Baseball Statistician 1-4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 1-3; Sunday Singers 1-2; Kappa Chi Omega 2-4, President 4; Head Resident Assistant 3-4; Pi Sigma Epsilon 1-4, Sgt. at Arms, Vice President of Marketing; Intramural Volleyball 2-4; Cheerleader 1-2; 11C Ciub 1-2. RALSTON, KEVIN S.- 1Caledonia,Wi1-Accounting and Business Administration- Baseball 1- 4; M61115 Dorm Council, Vice President; Delta Omega Nu, President, Social Director; Intramural Football 1-4, Basketball 1-4, Volleyball 1-4. RANK, RICK-1Ncenah, Wi1- Accounting and Business Administration- Basketball 1-4, Captain 4; Delta Omega Nu 1-4, Pledge Trainer 4, Quarter Master 4; Intramural Baseball 1-4, Tennis 1-4, Volleyball 1-4, Swimming 1-4, Football 1-4. SCHICK, SANDRA L-1Gcneva, 111- Elcmentary Education and Learning Disabilities- Pi Theta 1-4. Secretary 3; Sigma Lambda 3-4; ths Who; Dcarfs List 1-4; SAB Representative 1; Student Government Senator 1-4, Secretary 3; Student Education Association 3. SCHMIDT, LISA R.-1Kenosha, Wi1- Conservation- Softball 1-3; Track 4. SCHMIDTKE, SCOTT H.-1Western Springs, 111- Business Administration and Public Management- Tau Sigma Phi 1-4, Activities Coordinator 2, Historian 4, Committee Chairman 2,4, Little Sister Adviser 2,3; Intramurals 1-4; Cheerleader 4; SAB Social Committee 1-4. Homecoming Committee Chairman 2; Night Manager 4: Orientation Committee 2- 3, Chairman 4. SCHOOB, CRISTY-Tcnnis 2-3: Shalom 1-3; Philocrisots 2-4; Sigma Alpha Chi 2-4; Psych Club 1-3; Psi Chi 4; Everyman 1; One Act. stagecrew 1. SCHOPPER, CYNTHIA A.- 1Muskego, Wi1-Physica1 Education and Health- Basketba11 3-4; Volleyball 3-4; Softball 3-4; WAA. Intercollegiate Manager. SCHULTZ. KAREN L.-1Winficld, 111- Social Work- Kappa Chi Omega 1-4, President; SAB. SCHULZ, THOMAS J.-1Miiwaukec. Wi1- Geography and Conservation- Shalom 1-3; Sunday Singers 1-4; Circle K 1; Gamma Theta Epsilon 3- 4, Vice President, Secretary; Beta, Beta, Beta 4; Intramural Football, Basketball, Volleyball, Track. Cross Country. Baseball, Tennis, Badminton; Driftwood Staff 1-2, Associate Editor 2; German Club 4. SCHUSSLER, CRAIG A.- tMundelein, Il1-Biology- Train Wreck 3-4; Tau Sigma Chi 3-4; Beta, Beta, Beta 2-4; Intramural Basketball 1-3, Volleyball 1-4, Softball 2-3; Centrique, Contributor 3; SAB Concert Committee 1; Student Government Senator 1-4, Student Life Committee 4, Ecology Committee Chairperson 1; Muscular Dystrophy Dance Marathon Emcee 3, Programming Chairman 3-4. SCHWANDT, SCOTT P.-1Racine, Wi1- Chemistry and Business Administration- Commuter Club 3-4, President 3-4; Student Affiliate Chapter of American Chemical Society 3-4, President 3-4; Theta Chi Delta 3-4, President 3-4; Honor Scholarship; Chemistry Department Fellowship; Dcan1s List 4; Intramural Tennis, Ping Pong, Softball. Basketball; Lab Assistant. SCOTT, ROGER D.-1Normal, 111- Natural Science- Football 1-4, Captain; Baseball 1-4, Captain; Basketball; 2C Club, Student Education Association; Fellowship of Christian Athletes, President; Della Omega Nu; ths Who; Art Keller Scholarship; Intramural Bowling, Swimming, Volleyball, Basketbail, Badminton. SHALLOW. KAREN E.-tPruspecl Heights, 111- Business Administration- Pi Delta Chi 4; Intramural Bowling 4, Volleyball 4; AWS Representative 4; Pi Sigma Epsilon 3-4. SHAWL, KRISTINE-1W00dsmck, 111- Psychology- Pi Delta Chi 2-3; Sigma Alpha Chi 3-4; Psychology Club. SKILRUD, JANET C.- 1B1oominglon, 111-Mcntal Retardation and Elementary Education- Pi Theta 1-4; Student Education Association; Dean's List. SMUCKER, JUDITH S.- 1Napervi11e, 111- Physical Education and Health- Swimming 1-2; Track 1; Fellowship of Christian Athletes; Kappa Phi Eta 1-4, Secretary 3, Vice President 4; Resident Assistant; Intramurai Basketball 1-3, Volleyball 1-4; Lifeguard. SOLBERG. MARK A.-1Aurora, 111- Business and Criminal Justicc- Men's Dorm Council; Delta Omega Nu, Social Chairman; Intramural Softball, Basketball, Pool, Ping Pong, Volleyball; Student Publications Board. SPAETH, CHRISTOPHER P.- 1Elmhurst, 111- Business Administration- Football 1-2: Wrestling 3; Golf 4; Beta Phi Epsilon; 1ntramural Pool 2-4, Football 3, Bowling 3-4, Golf 4, Wrestling 2-4. SPANGLER, JOHN R.-1R0ckfnrd, 111- Psychology and Religion- Honors Committee 1-3; Arrow Editorial Editor; Psychology Department Representative 4; Religious Life Committee 2; Long Range Goals and Visions Committee; Board of Trustees 2-4. STANSFIELD, LYNETTE M.- 1Holiandale. Wi1- Elementary Education and Learning Disabilities- Shalom; Pi Delta Chi 1-4, Parlimentarian; Circle K, Treasurer, President; Intramural Basketball 1-4; Volleyball 1-4: SAB Representative; Student Government Senator; AWS Representative l-4; Student Education Association, President; WAA 1-4. STRUBING, MARGUERITE E.- IHighland Park 111- Political Science- Pi Theta 1-4. Rush Chairman 4; Panhellenic Council 4; Student Government Senator, Chairman of Cafeteria Committee; Oliver Wendall Holmes; Burkhardt Society. THUROW, CHRISTOPHER L.- tFox River Grove, 10- ReIigion and Business Administration- Wind Symphony 2-4; Pep Band 2-4; Jazz Band 2-4; Dean's List 3-4; National Deans List 3; Intramural Volleyball 2: Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia 3-4; Historian 4. TRIPLETT, VANESSA M.- 1Chicago, In- Business Administration, Public Management and Political Science- Pi Delta Chi 1- 4; Black Student Union 1-4, Secretary; Arrow Secretary; SAB Films Chairperson, Projectionist; Student Government Senator. Student Life Committee, Cafeteria Committee; Pi Sigma Epsilon 1-4; Oliver Wendall Holmes. TRUE, LINDA M.-1GlenEllyn, 111- Physical Education and Adaptive Physical Education- Track 1; Manager 2-4; Swimming, Captian. Most Valuable Player; WAA; Intramural Basketball, Volleyball; Special Olympics. TRYGGESTAD, KIMBERLY A.- 1South Milwaukee, Wi1- Vocal Music Education- Chamber Choir 2; Chapel Choir 1; Carthage Choir 3; Celebrate Life; Sunday Singers 1; Sigma Alpha Iota; Lifeguard: MENC. VIDT, SUSAN E.-fE1mhurst; 111- Business Administration- Badminton 1-3; Porn Pon. VIETH, MARK W.-1Lake Bluff, 111- Business AdministratiOn- Inter- Varsity l; Specia1 Olympics 3; Resident Assistant 2; Pi Sigma Epsilon 1-3; Deans List; Intramura1s 1-2; Mans Dorm Ceuncil. VINCI. ROBERTA L4Mnrton Grove, 111- Elementary Education- Pi Delta Chi 1-2; Pi Theta 2-4. WACHHOLZ, CINDY J.-1Wcst Allis; WU- Psychology and Physical Education- Tennis 1-4, Most Valuable Player 1,2,4, Captain 4; Badminton 1- 4, Most Valuable Player 2, Captain 3-4; Track 1; SoftbaH 3; Pi Delta Chi 1-2; WAA 1-4, Concessions Manager 3; Psych Club 1-2; ths Who; Intramural Volleyball, Basketball 1. WALLIS, JEFFREY J.-1New Berlin. WD- Geography and Social Science- Track 1; Cross Country 1; Gamma Theta Epsilon, Secretary; International Geographical Honor Society 4; Intramural Bewling, Football; Cheerleader 4; SAB Representative 2. WEBER, SCOTT DACedarburg. WU- Geography and Mathematics- Cross Country 1-4, Captain 4; Track 1-4, Captain 4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 2-4, Secretary. Treasurer; 14C Club 1-4; Delta Omega Nu 2-4, Secretary 4; Phi Mu Epsilon 3-4, President 4; ths Who; Intramural Tennis 4, Badminton 4; Swimming 3. Basketball 1-4. Volleyball 2-4, Wrestling 2-4; Geography Cluh 3-4; Math and Science Representative 4; Curriculum Committee 4; Inter-Fraternity Council 4. WESTCOTT, MICHAEL J.- Ulockford, lD- Criminal Justice and Political Science- Tau Sigma Chi 1-4; Lambda Alpha Epsilon, American Criminal Justice Association 2-4; Men's Dorm Council 1; Political Science Fellowship. WERNER, MARK SAWest Bend, WD- Business Administration and Public Management- Basketball 1; Rugby 2-4, Vice President; Tau Delta Psi 1-4, Secretary, Pledge Master; Executive Board; Intramural Football. Basketban, Track; Baseball; Student Government Senator; New Student Orientation; lnter-Fraternity Council. WERNLUND, STEVEN R.-tDccr Park. New York1-Biology- Soccer 1- 4; Captain 4; Inter-Varsity; Tau Sigma Phi 2-4; Bela; Beta. Beta 2-4. President 4; Night Manager 4; Head Greens Manager. WHITE, SCOTT A.-1Chicago, 111- Busincss Administration- Swimming 1-4, Captain 4; Night Manager 4. WIENKE, NANCY JAEIgin. ID- Elcmcntary EducatiOn and Mental Retardation- Chapel Choir 1; Pi Theta 1-4, Pledge Trainer; Student Education Association 2-4. WINANS; CINDY M.-1Kcnosha, WU- Physical Education- Track 1-4; Tennis 1-3; WAA 1-4. Concessions Manager 4; Intramural Volleyball 2- 4. WITTE. JAY S.-1Frccport. 111- Business Administratiou and Public Management- Tau Sigma Phi 1-4, Treasurer 2; Intramurals 1-4; Cheerleader 4; Night Manager 4. WOLBER, DAVID M.-tRock Falls. 111- Accounting and Business Administration- Pi Sigma Epsilon l- 4; Deank List, National Deans List; Intramurals 3-4. WORLEY, SUSAN L4Buffalo Grove, 111- Learning Disabilities- Pi Delta Chi; AWS; Kappa Chi Omega; Rush Co-Chairman. Corresponding Secretary; Intramural Bowling. ZENZOLA. FRANK C. JR.- 4Deerfield, 1D- Business Administration and Public Management- Video Productions 3. ZIMMERMANN, GEORGE R.- 4Barrington, ID- Business Administration and International Business- Pi Sigma Epsilon; Tau Sigma Chi 1-4, Vice President. President; Inter-Fraternity Council. Vice President; Intramural Footbail, Softball, Basketball, Swimming. Bawling, Volleyball: SAB Representative 1: Freshman Orientation Coordinator 4; Muscular Dystrophy Dance Marathon Coordinator 4. 232 Abens, Jeffrey 108, 130, 182 ACADEME 138 Academic Dean 165 Acapella Choir 112 Adams, Michael 92, 116 Adams, Philip 75, 112 Administration 171 ADVERTISEMENTS 212 Affeldt, Kenneth 104, 112, 123' Ahlman, Christine 194 Aikens, Lynn 10?, 182, 194 Allen, Amy 10?, 113, 194 Allen, Sandra 107, 122, 182 Altman, Kathy 194 Alumni Office 169 American Guild of Organists 110 Amlan, Paul 110, 194 Andersen, Tom 56 Anderson, Carol A. 107, 113 Anderson, Carol J. 112, 182 Anderson, Christine 126, 194 Anderson, Gary 97, 99, 104, 194 Anderson, ch19'1, 104, 121 Anderson, Jodi 194 Anderson, Julie 194 Anderson. Linda 107, 194 Anderson, Luann 194 Anderson, Paul 182 Anderson, Rebecca 129, 194 Anderson, Robyn 98, 100, 112 Anderson, Victoria 126, 194 Anderson, William 56, 123, 194 Appleton, Peter 56, 194 Arand, Steven 123, 194 Armstrong, Jeff 110, 111, 11?, 133 Arndt, Brice 56, 108, 194 Arnold. Charlene 103, 124, 194 Arrow 100 Art 143 ATHLETICS 54 Aulwes. Tanya 194 Ausloos. Dan 56 AWS 99 Axcn, Linda 105 Babcock. Betty 100, 194 Bachausen, Kathryn 102, 107, 182, 194 Badminton 76 Baisdcn, Dan 92 Baker, Julie 194, 126 Ball, Sandra 99, 117, 194 Bambrough, Diane 129, 182 Banike, Ken 56 Banker, Janeen 111, 112, 182 Barge, Alex 56, 103, 1271 Barker, Karen 182 Barkley. Sandra 182 Barks, Jim 56, 194 Barlz, Pamela 101, 132, 194 Baseball 88 Basketball 66, 68 Baughman, Laura 113. 194 Beam, Jeff 108. 194 Beatty, Larry 103 Becker, Doug 112, 133 Behm. Tim 92, 97, 104. 107. 194 Bell, Peter 110, 117, 133 Bennett, Janine 111, 113, 194 Benson. JoDee 105, 118, 124 Berndtson, Joel 182 Bcrnthal, Russ 127', 182 Berrang, Elizabeth 194 Bertrand, Mary 111, 1171 Bcssler, Debra 122 Bethke, Lucille 102, 103, 107, 111, 195 Beyer, Roger 195 Beta Phi Epsilon 123 Billings, Bruce 82, 103 Biology 156 Birkh01z, Brian 116 Birkho1z, Keith 195 Bisciglia, Frankie 65 Bishop, Tim 195 Blachowicz, Laura 120, 124 Blajeski, David 56, 195 Blazier, John 195 Biock, Jacquelyn 9?, 100, 107, 195 Block, Tim 99 Blodgett, Tammy 126, 195 Bloemkc, Kathy 99, 124, 195 Bobusch, Jolee 195 Bohl, Deborah 122, 195 Boleman, Kerstinc 114 Boll, Patricia 105, 107 Bolyard, Susan 103, 104, 195 Bond, Elizabeth 98, 124, 183, 210 Bookstore 175 3001', Robert 96, 182 Booth, Torn 182 Borowicz, Art 56, 108 Bosworth, Thomas 121, 12?, 183 Bowersox, Mike 108, 121, 183, 208 Boycns, Inger 113, 195 Boynton, Mary 65 Brandt, Doug 104 Branthaver, Jim 121, 123, 183 Brattebo, Julie 108, 118, 124 Braucr, Marla 65, 98, 183, 209 Brcmcr, Michelle 124 Bressman, Carol 124 Brickncr, Sharon 112, 126, 195 Bridges, Christy 99, 103, 112, 113, 195 Briebach, Barbara 124, 183 Brigman, Todd 56, 108 Brinker, Dale 128, 195 Brodcll, Tina 98, 129, 183 Brown, Debbi 112, 195 Brown, Lynda 101, 132. 195 Brown, Meredith 109, 183 Brown, Theresa 103, 195 Bruhn, Rebecca 104, 114, 195 Brynell, Mark 101, 240 BSU 103 Buckle, Jody 195 Buckminster, Monica 195 Budish. Jane 122, 183 Bu1len, Elizabeth 116, 195 Bullcn, Susan 65, 100, 183 Bunge, Diane 129, 195 Burbrink, Dale 128, 195 Burkhardt Society 106 Burkhardt, Mike 110, 111, 112, 133. 183 Burkhardt, Sandra 62. 68, 195 Burow, Lisa 10?, 124, 195 Busacker, John 183 Buske, Pamela 129, 205 Business 160 Business Office 166 Bussen, Dennis 56, 108, 183 Butcher, Barbara 68, 118, 195 Butler, Ronnie 103 Caesar, Karen 101, 103, 198 Cafeteria 36 Calvin, Roger 103, 110 Camus, Roxanne 196 Carbonard, Vincent 196 Carey, Brenda 196 Carey, Tim 183 Carlson, Barbara 96. 124 Carlson, Eric 112, 196 Car1son, John P. 196 Carlson, Randall 196 Carnahan, Sandra 116, 196 Carnes, Christina 196 Carpenter, Laura 65 Carpenter, Mark 92 Carlagincscs 105 Cary, Richard 66, 12?, 196 Casper, Tim 75. 196 C Club 108 Centrique 100 Ccrrnak, Amy 184 Chakour, James 92 Chamber Singers 112 Chan, Tony 184 Chapels 30 Chapel Choir 113 Chapman, John 196 Charon, Ron 196 Cheerleaders 118 Chemistry 158 Christensen, Andrew 196 Christensen, Carin 122, 132, 196 Chroust, Kurt 60, 196 Circle K 103 Cisar, .Iill 96, 196 Clayton, Thomas 108, 127 Cobb, Gailyn 103 Cobb, Lorenzo 103, 110 Cochran. Cindy 129, 196 Culberl, Mike 82 College Center 176 Collins, Geraldine 103. 184 Colt, Todd 128 Commuters 98 Conforli, Mark 56 Congdon, Jody 99, 196 Continuing Education 168 Contomo, Dave 56. 101, 123, 132, 196. 240 Cook, Cheryl 103, 124. 184 Covalt, Karen 124, 184 Cox, Dianna 102, 196 Craft, Tim 100, 196 Crane. Pam 21, 112 Cross Country 58 Curry. Ann 105, 129. 196 Cutts. Beth 184 Czarnik, Cindy 100. 102, 107, 196 Dalton. Bob 75, 118, 127, 196 Danley. John 103 Davis, William 184, 240 Day, Mike 96, 130, 196 Deichman, Drew 196 DeLacey, Jeff 132, 184 Delaney, Annette 103, 122 DclPizza, Susanne 132 Delta Omega Nu 130 Delucca, Garrett 196 Delucca, Gcofrcy 121. 196 Derhammer. Scott 196 Desris, Joe 132, 134 Dietmeyer, Karl 111. 112. 113, 128. 133, 196 Dietrich, Kerry 92, 121, 196 Dietrich, Terry 75. 196 Dinelli, Deborah 111, 117, 122, 132, 196 Dixon, Marshall 99, 103, 184 Dobbeck, Dave 56, 108. 195 Docrcn, Christy 126 Domine, Dave 56, 108, I96 Donnelson, Dave 56, 108, 195 Doolittle. Dara 184 Dorman, Mike 56, 116 Dorrancc, Mary 126, 196 Dougherty, Debra 84, 104, 112, 196 Dougherty, Keith 103, 108, 116, 184 Driftwood 101 Driscoll, Mark 184 Drummer, Eunice 103, 105, 106. I96 Duckctt. Cathy 122, 184 Due1, Beth 132, 196 Durr, Brian 56 Duvall, Rosemary 196 DYC 109 Ebcrsole, Stephen 60, 128 Echelbargcr, Dana 196 EckcrL. Christine 124 Eckhardt, John 184 Economics 161 Eden.Brad102. 110.113.114.133, 196 Edmonds, Tony 56, 196 Education 163 Egloff, Lori 112, 113, 196 Ehlen, Debra 197 Eide, Kaye107,111,113,129,197 Eisfcllcr. Jim 98. 121, 128 Ekstrand, Karen 101, 106, 107, I24, 197 Eliot, Diane 129 Elvcrman, Jeff 56 Emerson, Jan 102, 197 Endres. Mary 197 Engei. Jeff 113, 197 Engcn, Rick 32 Engh, Laurie 197 English 148 Emacs. Dave 184, 197 Enncs, Karen 197 Erickson. Brad 197 Erickson. Debra 68, 98, 118. 126 Erickson, Stephen 184 Essinger, Mary 109. 185 Evans. Barbara 65, 1 13 Evanstad, Bruce 92 Evoy, Deborah 197 EVENTS 8 Faber, Valerie 126, I32, 197 Facinclii, Dav: 123 Faculty Secretaries 172 Fans1au. Mike 99. 127, 197 Fanler. Amy 197 Farrington. Claudette 103. 197 Farwig, Stephen 102. 128. 185 Faulds. Brian 197 FCA 108 Fecly, Mary 129, 185 Fenske, Liz 185 Ferre, Char1es 75, 92, 128, 197 Fes'lar. Matt 56. 197 Field, Donna 99, 101. 105. 197 Fisher. Dawn 197 Fleck, Alison 197 Flagler, Mary 126 Fleming, Jane 197 Flesncr, Jeff 104, 197 Flexsenhar, Mark 197 Flexsenhar. Mike 197 Flynn, Mike 185, 197 Foehner, Kirby 197 Fojut, Dick 105 Food Service 177 Football 56 Ford, Mikc Foreign Language 139 Forestcrling. Frcd 56 Foster, Lisa 124, 185 Fox, James 56. 108 Frazier, Vinccm 103, 197 Frciny, Ruth 120, 126 Frcitag, Nancy 122, 185 Frell, Stcvcn 66, 103 Fricsc, Judith 124 Froemming, Art 197 Frost, Ranac 126 Fruland, Darcy 101, 114. I97, 240 Frye, Janc 105. 106, 109, 197 Fullmcr, Ramona 99, 102, 111, 129 Gacrtncr, Todd 96, 197 Galslad, Debbie 101, 126, 185 Gaitan, Craig 185 Ganzcl. Steven 56, 99. 197 Garard, Julie 197 Garbrcchi, Jim 111. 117, 133. 183 Gardner, Mike 66, 103 Gaucrkc, Dan 127. 185 Gavac. Jean 185 Gaulois 105 Geb, Tom 19? Gcllings, Lynn 185, 211 Gemignani, Cheryl 97, 108. 118, 124. 197 Gcnlhe. Elissa 98, 111, 112. 185 Genliie, Mike 56 Geography 152 Gcrvasc, Micheic 107, 185 German 105 Gcsch, Dan 197 Gibour, Lawrence 92, 128, 185 Gieschcn. Mike 116, 127, 197 Giliespic. Dcnisc 122, 185 Gingles, Lisa 132, 197 Giutini, Linda 113 Glade, Vickie 185 Goetz, Dave 128. 185 Going Home 52 Golding, Mary 197 601190 Gonwa, William 108 Graduation 48 Grailer, Alan 92 Grasham, Julie 110,111, 113 Gray, Karen 98, 106, 129 Green, Phil 56. 108, 198 Green, Richard 105, 198 Green, Robyn 198 Grclcbcck, Laura 198 Gretebeck, Lowell 102, 109, 128. 198 Griffith. Susan 186 233 234 Grimsby. Ellen 122. 186 Grissom. chroah 198 Grosc. Kristi 198 Groscnick. Dave 128. 198 Gross. Dave 128. 198 Groszkicwicz. Paul 56 Grue1.Joan110.111.117.198 Guehler. Shcrrill 126. 198 Guelig. Kent 198 Gutierrez. Mark 58. 198 Hagglund. Lori 124. 198 Hahn. Valerie 129, 198 Haines. Amy 112 Hallanger. John 99. 186. 210 Hamar. Jeff 96. 186. 198. 210 Hamar. Julie 118. 198 Hamilton. Barbara 198 Hammcl. Jodi 117. 198 Handle. Lana 198 Haney. Mike 92. 186 Hanisch. Betsy 65. 104. 198 Hansen, Nadeem 122 Hardtke. Joanne 111. 198 Harris. Cheryl 103. 198 Harris. Scott 198 Hartling..1i11 101. 198 Hartwig. Harold 198 Harvey. Donna 96. 104. 132 Haugen. Marty 123. 186 Hayward. Jack 198 Heard. Shelley 103. 112. 113. 199 Hedberg. Peggy 105, 132. 199 Heinig. Barbara 68. 199 Heinz. Ronald 21. 112 Hemling, Thomas 199 Hansel, Karen Ann 100. 106 Herder. Mark. 90. 108. 130. 199 Hermann. Kay 126. 186 Hermann. Karen 101. 107. 109. 117 129. 199 Herman. Lori 106. 122. 199 Hess, Nancy110.111.113.199 Hcssclman. Jim 113 Hetico, Bob 102. 186 Hcyne, Susan 122. 186 High. Kristi 101. 113, 199 Hitchcock. Thomas 127. 186 Hill. Kathleen 21. 112 Hines, Cathy 199 Hinrichs. Heidi 124 History 152 Hoekstra, John 96. 199 Hoff, Paul 199 Hoffman, Kimberly 199 Hogan, Jeff 108, 199 Hohcnsee. Diana I99 Hohensec, Donna 199 Hohenstein, Elizabeth 126. 199 Hokenson. Kristin 105. 112 Holland, M. Shan 199 Holmstrom. Murray 116. 186 Halter. Tim 102. 103. 107. 109 H0151. Martha 199 Homecoming 12 H001..10dy 186 Huff. D011 90. 199 Huffman. Amy 117, 199 Hughes, Bob 199 Hughes, Felicia 103 Humlic. Claude 186 Hunstad, Dave 101. 102. 112. 114. 186, 240 Hunt. Lori 199 IFC 121 Inendino, Jim 56. 108, 199 Inter-Varsity 102 Intramurals 136 Ireland. Valerie 62. 186. 210 Irving, Mary Jane 105. 107. 112. 124 Irwin. Tracy 101. 199 Ivy. Larry 56. 103 Jacko, Jerry 103. 128. 199 James. Elizabeth 114. 199 Jamieson. Karen 111. 112. 129. 199 Jamieson. Keith 199 Janaky. Scott 92 Janikian. Thomas 60. 199 Jankovich. Thomas 56 Jansen. Carole 100 Jardine. Vicki 62. 111. 113 Jarosz. Kathleen 109, 122 Jazz Ensemble 110 Jennings. Cecil 56. 103, 199 Jennings. Mike 117 Jensema. Joan 88. 199 Jensen. John 21, 112. 199 Jensen, Lori 129 Jensen. Steven 110. 123. 186 Johanscn. Ellen 122. 186 Johnson, Dawn 129, 199 Johnson. Jill 98. 186 Johnson. Lauren 102. 112. 129 Johnson, Lisa 199 Johnson. Maridee 199 Johnson. Mary 105. 199 Johnson, Robert 56, 92. 199 Johnson,Sa11y 107, 186 Johnson. Sandra 111. 113. 199 Joiner. Cynthia 68, 126. 132. 187 Jones, Diana 124. 187. 199 Jones..1anice 132. 199 James. Steven 113 Jucrgcnscn. Judy 199 Kajor. Ed 92. 199 Kalfahs. Kalcn 126. 187. 211 Kaniewski. Barbara 101. 105. 199. 240 Kapitzke. Karen 199 Kappa Chi Omega 126 Kappa Phi Eta 124 Karas. Curt 56. 199 Kar1ik. Carol 199 Kar1quist. Barbara 101. 199, 240 Karrakcr. Alan 110. 123. 132. 199 Kauzlarich. Frank 102. 199 Kaye. Thomas 187 Kcating. Bruce 92. 200 Kchr. Rick 56. 200 Keip. Dennis 75. 102. 187 Keip. Diane 200 Kelley. Susan 107. 132. 187 Kc11y. Leslie 101. 102. 112. 114. 200. 240 Kempke. Judith 187 Kcnner. Radney 102. 103. 187. 200 Kies. Marcia 200 Kile. Chris 65. 116. 120, 124. 200 Kiner. Bath 65. 200 King. Jeff 200 Kingsley. Lee 126, 200 Kintzler. Julie 126. 200 Kirkegaard. Steven 108. 130. 200 Klapmcier. Ernie 106. 112. 133. 187 Kleber. Steven 108. 187 Kluth, Shari 111. 113 Knodle. Julie 126. 200 Knowles. Paul 127. 200 Knowles, Paul 127. 200 Knowling, Lorraine 110. 117. 200 Knudsen. Dave 113, 200 Knulson. Christine 187 Kobs. Cathy 187 Kocha. Ruth 102. 110, 111, 187 Koenig. Cynthia 102. 187 Koenigseder. Sharal 126, 187 Kocpp. Patrick 56. 200 Kohlcr. Ken 82 Kolstad. Keith 102, 112. 133. 200 Konajcski. Sally 62, 200 Konow. Mike 187. 200 Kook. Thomas 127. 187 Kordus. Tom 11'! Kowalczk. Thomas 112. 113. 114. 200 Kozak. John 108. 200 Krajniak. Scott 56 Krause. Debbie 187 Krcy. Charles 56. 75. 108 ' Krodel, Christine 105. 132. 200 Kroll. Dave 58. 82. 108. 130. 187 Krpan. John 92. 200 Krueger. Dave A. 102, 128. 200 Kruegcr. Dave H. 127. 188 Kruskopf. Sharon 200 Kunz. Theresa 200 Kupsky. Barbara 200 Kurth. Mark 132. 200 Kvamme. Kari 111, 117 Lake. Thomas 200 Laird. Caroline 200 Lange, Chris 200 Lange, Don 127' Langc, Lawrence 100, 102, 103, 111, 200 Langlois, Denise 21 Larson, Dennis 112, 133, 188, 200 Larson, Jack 56 Larson, Lori 117, 200 Larson, Pamels 200 Larson, Paula 112, 113 Larson, Ron 110, 112, 117, 133 Larson. Stephanie 102, 200 LaSurc, Kathryn 102, 200 Laucr, Brian 99, 128, 200 Lawton, James 58, 68, 200 Laydcn, Cheryl 62, 84, 118, 200 Lee, Lori 11?, 200 Lee, Rand 188 LcFew, Pcnc10pe 100, 109, 188 chf'ler, Cathy 200 Lehman, William 99, 110, 113, 117 Leibrecht, Christopher 12? Leiting, Dave ?5 Leonard, Gaye 113, 200 Lepak, Dave 96, 9?, 108, 200, 240 Leslie, Susan 100, 200 Levin, Linda 107, 111, 118, 200 Lewis, Pamela 103, 132, 201 Leyva, Hermes 201 Library 174 Lindner, Marian 201 Lindstrom, Barry 111, 112, 201 Linss, Andrew 112, 201 Lipinski, Anne 210 Littleficld, Dawn 99, 100, 116, I 17. 188, 211 Lolli, Mary 126 Lori, Lee Anne 101. 201 Lori, Mary 105, 126, 132, 201 Lowe, Stephen 201 Lucie, Mitch S6, 108 Luer, Colette 122, 201 Lundbcrg, Karen 1 11, 112, 201 LYE 114 Lynn, Susan 62, 188 Lynam, Richard 90 McAllister, William 201 McCracken, Steven 56, 108 McElwce, Suzi 99, 201 McKenzie, Tammy 124, 201 McNeely, Tracy 104, 202 McPherson, Todd 112, 113 McSwain, Clinton 103 Maas, Sally 188, 201 Macht, Susan 188 Mackcy, Dan110,111.112.117. 133, 201 Madrigano, Katherine 126, 201 Magnesen, Larry 105, 107, 188 Mailroom 173 Main, Juliette 201 Maintenance 126 Malburg, Nancy 188 Manika, Mike 75 Mangrum, Mallory 123 Manikowski, Mike 108, 201 Mantay, Diane 201 Mantuano, Gino 60, 201 Mares, Brian 118, 121, 123 Marsh, Chris 127', 188 Marshall, Nancy 105, 132, 201 Marten, Jim 56 Martinson, Jim 188, 240 Marweg, Monica 132 Mason, John 201 Mathematics 15? Mather, Sue 105, 111, 201 Mattson, Melisandc 99, 124 Manson, Nathan 110, 117, 133, 188, 201 Mavcr, Kathryn 201 Maxwell, Cynthia 103, 188 Mazanctz, Dawn 103 Meidl, Julie 65, 202 Meier, Dennis 188 Mcllum, Mark 58, 82. 108. 121, 130. 202 Men's Dorm Council 99 MENC 111 Merelos, Irene 122, 188 Meskc, Paul 202 Mcslar, Roger 96, 100, 106, 188 Meyer, Judith 111 Meyer, Karen 122, 202 Meyer, Marilyn 104, 202 Meyer, Wanda 84, 105, 118 Michajlak, Karin 188 Michelli, Mike 202 Microw, Brian 21 MilIer, Charles 58, 82, 108, 130, 202 Miller, Greg 92, 96, 97, 104 Mills, Alan 103 Minkowski, Debra 65, 202 Mohr, Jeff 202 Molinaro, Marlin 56, 202 Monaco, Mike 56, 202 Moore, Kathleen 113 Moore, Susan 102, 114, 115, 202 Moorhead, Astrid 103, 202 Mordini, Joe 75, 188 Morgan, Alan 132 Morgan, Carol 11?, 202 Morgan, James 58. 202 Morison, Janet 107, 202 Moritz, Todd 202 Morton, Howard 92 Meyer, Mike 105, 202 Meyers, John 130, 202 Mueller, Deborah 108, 109, 118, 122, 189 Mueller, Steven 92, 189 MuTIcn, Claudia 129, 202 Multerer, Robert 202 Murray, William 98, 99, 108, 189 Music 142 Myhre, Sue 189 Nader, Jim 66 Nchls, Randy 92, 189 Nelson, David 66, 130, 202 Nelson, John 102, 203 Ncwquisl, Sherri, 203 Nicolai, Susan 10?, 189, 211 Niese, Randall 58, 108, 127, 203 Night Managers 104 Ninnemann, Jeff 109, 132 Nordmeycr, Brenda 105. 203 Nunnelly, Catherine 126, 189 Nylen, Pete 60. 121, 189 O'Brien, Dennis 128, 189 O'Connor, Mark 56, 203 Oechler, Gay 107', 203 Oechler, Jody 203 Oechler, Lorrie 124, 189 Ohm, Luann 126, 203 Oliver chdall Holmes 106 Olson, Carla 99, 126, 203 Olson, Charles 60, 103, 121, 127' Olson, Patti 96, 203 Olson, Thomas 101', 189 Onkcn, Laurel 203 ORGANIZATIONS 94 Orstad, Jim 58 Ostcrland, Deborah 107, 189 One, Gail 203 Owens, Terry 99, 108, 189 Pagels, Andra 96, 129, 203 Pangborn, Mary 113 Paneral, Stephen 203 Panhellenic Board 120 Panescu, Anita 100, 122, 189 Pappademetrious, Nick 203 Parents' Day 18 Parker, Andre 103 Parkonnen, Julie 203 Partridge, Melanie 203 Partridge, Wendy 122, 189, 203 Patricoski, David 90, 203 Paulan, Scott 123, 203 Pauliukaitis, Algis 203 Pauls, Doug 102, 111, 203 Paulsen, Wendy 126, 203 Paulson, Connie 113, 203 Pccaro, Dan 189 Pechauer, Dan 12?, 203 Pedersen, LeAnn 96, 122, 189 Pederscn, Sandy 9'1, 203 Pekarek, Alison 112, 113, 203 Pclioics, Stephanie 120, 122, 189 Pep Band 117 Perry, Florida 103, 203 235 236 Peterka, Karen 10?. 190 Petersen, Fred 116, 138, 203 Petersen. Joe1 56. 108 Petersen, Ruth 105, 126 Petersen, Tim 96, 106, 111 Peterson, Dave 75 Peterson, Pamela 101, 203 Pcttcnuzzo, Ray 56, 108 Petty, Paul 56 Petty, William 99, 190 Pfennig, Kristin 107. 190 Pfister, Julie 111, 203 Philocristos 102 Philosophy 14? Phi Mu Epsilon 133 Physical Education 162 Physics 15';' Pihl, Nancy 116, 124, 203 Pilger. Yvette 105, 203 Pindras, Jim 108, 115, 204 Pipenhagen, Gus 190 Pi Sigma Epsilon 132 Pi Theta 122 Pizza, Linda 108, 118, 126, 204 Playman, Kathryn 122 Plier, Scott 127 Ploetz, Judith 98, 126, 132, 190 Political Science 150 P001 Patrol 116 Postlewaite, Jeff 56, 99, 108, 121, 204 Potter, Tim 56, 204 Prescher, Andrew 111, 133, 204 Pride. Sheila 103, 190 Prieve, John 58, 82, 108, 121, 130, 204, 210 Psychology 110 Psychology Club 107 Qualle, Amy 102, 113, 115, 204 RNs 98 Rabe, Barry 190 Ralston, Kevin 99, 108, 130, 190 Rammelt, Cindy 126 Ramsey, Jan 124, 204 Rank, Rick 66, 130, 190 Rasmussen, Karen 126 Rasmussen, Kristina 204 Rausch, Steven 113 Rector, Doug 58, 82, 108, 204 Redding, Scott 113, 130, 133, 204 Redenius, Brian 56 Redman, Barbara 102, 103, 105, 10?, 111, 115, 204 Redman, Susan 102, 105, 111, 114, 129, 204 Reed, Lori 190 Reed, Sheryl 126 Reeves, Kelly 101, 132, 204 Registration 16 Registrar 1'10 Rchfcldt, Kimberly 204 Reich, Bob 60, 90, 204 Reinke, Lorri 105, 126, 132, 204 Rehgion 146 Rentschler, Jill 204 R655, Angela 120, 122, 204 R555, Joyce 99, 122, 190 Reynolds, Cassandra 98, 103, 122, 190 Rezin, Brian 204 Richmond, Joanne 100, 102, 204 Riddle, Suzanne 204 Rieckmann, Dave 204 Riedel, Stephen 100, 102, 204 Ricmcr, Kathy 204 Ries, Nancy 97, 124, 204 Rinne, Andrea 124, 190 Risen, Carrie 204 Rivest, Lynda 204 Rivituso, Patricia 204 Roberts, Stephen 56, 190 Robinson, John 56, 75 Robinson, Ross 56, 204 Roets, Tim 56, 204 Rogers, Kathy 101, 204, 240 Rogers, Stuart 110, 113, 117 Rorek, Craig 100 Rose, John 60, 204 Rosenfeider, Bruce 190 Rosenheimer, Lay 204 Roth, Chris 100 Rubco, Richard 123 RuecheL Joel 99, 100, 204 Ruechel, Steven 100, 102, 113, 204 Rucgg, JaDenne 98, 111, 122, 204 Ruegg, Stephen 112, 123', 204 Rugby 92 Ruggiero, Janice 190 Runge, Dawn 205 Runstad, Dana 111, 112, 205 Ruzicka, Tom 12?, 205 Ryberg, Jon 98, 127 Rybcrg, Karen 205 Saari, Laura 100 SAB 97 Sabres, Scott 56 Sahagian, Diana 190 Sahagian, Donna 190 Samuelson. Sarah 205 Saunders. Cora 103, 205 Sawtell, Kristine 116 Scalzo, Susan 122, 132. 205 Schenk, Bonnell 98 Schepp, Craig 92 Schick, Sandra 122, 191, 209 Schilling, Glenda 101, 205 Schilling, Sue 105, 205 Schluctter, Diane 99, 124, 205 Schmidt, Lisa 191 Schmidtkc, Scott 127, 191 Schneider, Kathleen 99, 101, 205 Schneider, Linda 99, 107, 205 Schneider, Lori 113 Schneider, Lohn l12, 117, 133, 209 Schneider, Steven 127, 205 Schoob, Christy 102, 129, 191 Schoob, David 102, 205 Schopper, Cynthia 62, 68, 118 Schorsch, Dena 120, 126, 132, 205 Schultz, Karen L. 126, 191 Schuitz, Neil 108 Schultz, Steven 205 Schulz, Kathleen A. 205 Schulz, Kathleen L. 205 Schulz, Ted 99, 102, 105, 110, 205 Schulz, Thomas 105, 191 Schumacher, Don 58, 82, 108, 205 Schurk, Diane 113 Schussler 191 Schwaninger, June 102, 111, 205 Scott, Roger 108, 191, 208 Scott. Stephen 66, 108, 130, 205 SEA 107 Seaholm, Grant 191 SeefeIdt, Don 205 Seleb, Jane 205 Serzynski, Paula 124, 205 Shalom 102 Shallow, Karen 99, 132, 191 Shaughnessy, Ann 65, 116, 205 Shaw, Lynn 117 Shawl, Kristine 129, 191 Shellbcrg, Pamela 99, 205 Shepard, Julie 99, 101, 205 Shepard, Vickie 96 Shook, Bob 56 Sievert, Pamela 122, 205 Sigma Alpha Chi 129 Simonovich, Richard 56 Singh, Ruma 105 Skarie, Ken 96 Ski Club 104 Skillrud, Janet 107, 122, 191 Slamann, Kevin 56, 205 Slowik, Agnes 124, 132 Smathers, Marc 9?, 98, 104, 118, 12'! Smith. Tirn 66, 205 Smuckcr, Judith 191 Snodgrass, Tim 110 Snyder, Karen 191 Soccer 60 SociologyfAnthropology and Social Work 154 Sociology ClubfAdvisory Board 115 Softball 86 Solbcrg, Mark 130, 191 Spaeth, Chris 123, 191 Spaith, Mark 92 Spangler, John 107, 192 Special Olympics 44 Speech and Theater 145 Speidel, Paul 60, 205 Spoon River Anthology 20 Stansfield, Jon 21, 100, 102, 107, 111.114.115, 205 Stansfield, Lynette 103, 192 Starks, Julie 68, 205 Stebbins, Bruce 205 Stebbins, Kathleen 113 Steele. Lena 100, 103, 105, 205 Steenhagen, Colleen 111, 129, 205 Steffen, Cynthia 102 Sterrenberg, Keith 112, 113, 133. 205 Stoczanyn, Natalie 101, 105, 107, 205 Stowell, Kimbcr1y 205 Stromquist, Karen 84, 126, 205 Strubing, Marguerite 120, 122, 192 STUDENTS 178 Student Government 96 Student PerSOnnel 166 Sullivan, Jim 105 Suminski, Tim 56 Sunday Singers 111 Svendsen, John 56, 205 Svendsen, Steven 92, 205 Svcnsson. Matthew 205 Swasko, Jane 114, 205 Swasko, Phil 98, 99, 205 Swimming 64, 79 Swing Choir 113 Sylwestcr, Scott 56 Tabor, Gary 108 Tau Delta Psi 68 TaySigma Chi 131 Tau Sigma Phi 127 Taylor, Jim 90, 123 Taylor. Thomas 56, 103, 127, 192 Telschow, Jane 111. 129, 205 Tennis 80 Termunde, Todd 206 Thiel, Elizabeth 102, 105 Thiclc. Brian 75, 206 Thomas, Jennifer 105, 206 Thompscm, Kerry 206 Thompson, Lois 113, 192 Thompson, Scott 123 Thompson, William 123 Thonsen, John 106, 117, 133 Threlkeld, Raymond 56. 103 Thurow, Christopher 110. 117. 133, 192 Tinkoff, Robert 56 Tisma. Bonnie 206 Tithof, Mary 62 Tomasck, Louise 107 Track 82, 84 Triplett, Vanessa 96, 103, 132, 192 True, Linda 65, 192, 240 Tryggestad, Kimberly 111, 112, 116 Tuft, Tim 206 Tuszynski, Bob 56, 108, 206 ,Tuthill. George 58, 206 Tweed, David 206 Twiion, Barbara 101, 103, 112, 206 Vailkus, Roxanne 96, 107, 132, 206 Vanderwcrf, Richard 56 Vcbcl. Ginny 102 Versen, Richard 82, 98, 108, 130, 206 Vidt, Susan 192 Vieth, Mark 99, 192, 206 ViIlup, Scott 102, 109, 192 Vinci, Roberta 122, 192 Volleyball 62 VonBergen, Becky 122 Vonchgern, Ruth 65, 84 Voss, Margo 107, 206 WAA 118 Wachholz, Cindy 192 Wade, Torin 206 Wagner. Kathy 126, 206 Walker, Clifton 103 Wallenslager, Larry 206 Wallis, Jeff 192 Walsh, Linda 124, 206 Waltke, Kelly 117, 118, 132, 206 Wanzo, Warren 103 Wardman, Judith 206 Weber, Anthony 56, 206 Weber, Scott 58, 82, 108, 121, 130, 193, 209 Webster, Vincent 56 Wedncr, Cynthia 107. 206 Wegener, Ann 124, 206 Wegner, Dave 99, 206 Weiss, Kristine 122, 207 We1ty, Tom 60, 116, 128 Wendel, William 60, 206 chscl, David 66, 98. 127 Werner, Mark 92, 128, 193 Werner. Rick 105, 109 Wernlund, Steven 60, 104, 127, 193 Westcott, Mike 193 Westermann, Judith 62. 206 Wcstra, Cheryl 126, 206 Wheeler, Jeanne 112, 117, 206 White, Frank 207 White, Scott 193 Wiech Sherman 60, 207 Wienke, Nancy 107, 122, 193 Wilch, Woodrow 92, 207 Wiik, Peg 96, 97. 99, 207 Williams, Kathleen 207 Wilson, Patricia 193 WiItshire, Rhonda 99, 104, 126, 132. 207 Winans, Cindy 84, 118, 193 Winans, Kenneth 56, 207 Wind Symphony 119 Winklcr, Deborah 113, 1 17, 207 Witte, Jay 127, 193 Wolbcr, David 132, 193, 207 Wolfgram, Craig 102, 111, 115, 207 Worley, Susan 126, 193 Wozniak, Deborah 99, 132, 207 Wrage, Karen 126, 207 Wrestling 75 Wright, Doug 207 Yahr, James 207 Yoder, Kathryn 126 York, Kevin 207 Young, Bernard 207 Young Republicans 109 Yuknis, Leonard 56, 102 Zalokar, Gail 193 Zastrow, Gordy 66, 130 Zeit. Ralph 207 26116, Janine 207 Zellman, Mary Ann 65. 207 Zenzola, Frank 193 Ziegler. Gerald 207 Zietlow, Deug 112, 133, 207 Zimmermann, Cheryl 105, 207 Zimmermann, Deborah 103 Zimmermann, George 121, 193 23? Or you could leave it there for ten or twenty years until it becomes funny, as it eventually wiil, . . . There are those things that none of us need to remember. If you doni like a page. tear it out. Enjoy. and ihcn remember all the times Editor Associate Editor Business Manager Layout Editor Copy Editor Photo Editors Barb Kaniewski Darcy Fruland Dave Contorno Leslie Keily Kathy Rogers William Davis Marcus Bryncll PHOTO CREDITS: Root Photographers, Mitch Rukavina. Don Moldcnhauer, Jim Martinson. Barb Karlquist, Dave Hunstad, Linda True. Dave Lepak. Special thanks to those who gave their time and efforts to create this book. Special apology for athletics and events not represented due to turnover in photographers.