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

Text from Pages 1 - 212 of the 1983 volume:

-7 '-;--w-W 13-w- - - FOOTSTEPS ' Driftwood.1983 Carthage, C0116 g6 'uv L'- 2: 141-. :. K'encjsha, W Isconsin' k; .145. Orientation Orientation 1982 began with the ar- rival of new students Saturday September 4th. Members of the Car- thage staff met with parents while Students checked into their rooms. The Opening Cenvocation was followed by the orientation program and small group meetings of students with their faculty advisers. The band 'tXerox played for the ice-breaker dance Saturday night. The administer- ing of various tests Sunday morning in- troduced the new students to the academic aspect of Carthage. Things lightened up in the afternoon with gamefest, a non-competitive game series that provides opportunities to meet people. Sunday night the Old- Timers and the Community Advisers demonstrated their abilities at the Talent Show. Monday faculty members met with I Students to present their respective ' - . I I. departments. In the afternoon represen- ' ' tatives of many student organizations I .gt' were available at the Activity Fair to - Illlllilltllll't tell students about their Organization. I . II- , . ' . '. - Mu-mmm The band 'tFree Hot Lunch provided I ' ' I. '. .':', ,:1;':; the entertainment Monday night. Tues- -' I :- ' '. I day Orientation wrapped up with the I ' I '3 g . - students registering for classes. . 1 ' .- ' i ' '. Homecoming 1982 e a Week of 6Good Vibrationstt L:- I Good Vibrationst' were felt September 27-October 3 as students participated in Homecoming 1982. Monday it was uCome Go With Me to the BrotherXSister Olympics and the movie HBeach Ball. The movie Beach Blanket Bingo added to Tuesday's Fun. Fun Fun BrothertSister Talent Show. Everyone was saying ttl Gotta Dance Wednesday when the band Balloons played at the all school keg- gar. Thursday the pep rally leaders showed us how to Be True To Your School. The movie Bikini Beach. the bonfire and the Kinthueen Corona- tion rounded out the day of school spirit. I Get Aroundu was the thought of students Friday as they danced to the music of ttCtass of '62 during the Beach Party All-Nighter. Saturday was a day of ttGood Vibrations as fans cheered the Redmen against North Central. The 14'10 loss didntt stop students from dancing to the sounds of uAnmsement Park?1 The week of Homecoming activities uShut Down Sunday with a brunch with the King and Queen. the Court, and the Homecoming Chairpersons. ' c HOMECOMING COURT Left lo Right. Back Raw: Dan Symer. Kcnl Eliason. Chuck Tyler, Jim Alrich. Front Row: Kris Dielrich. Vartan,Liz Brandt.chbie VanOvermeircn.Nol Valerie Pictured: Tracey Carson. Marl: Norwich. Parenfs x 11d h... ?'5 . I ltnnuuv . . a .- -L'l ll- 129:1. 11 Production Staff Director ... .............. .ShandyH0lIand Assistant Director .......... Michael Anderson Set and Lighting Designer ...... Ken Sloffcrahn Costume Designer .............. Denise Haupt Slagc Manager .................. Alan Duffy Shop Foreman .......... ..Tadd Kammueller Lighting .Todd Kammueiler. Dav: Hansen. Kelli Bliss Propertics ......... Randy Says. Chris Bergman House Manager ............... Barb Schubert Box Office ....... Mark Norwich. Lori Minneti Sound ......................... Joe Jacobson Sci and Prop Construction ..Ron Fry-.Kc1li Bliss. Craig Luebkc. Karla lsely. Aian Duffy. Keith Wenchowski. Mall Lanlz. Jill Rucfcr. Dave Hansen, Liz Rude. 11m Powell. Muriel Humer, Pal chdricks, Fred Tissot, Elska Nicmcndal. Harley Schreiber. Jenni Britt Costume Shop Supervisor 777777 Heather Strong Costume Conslruction . . . Heather Strong. Becky Karlcm Kaihy Gray. Karla lseiy. Jill Ruefcr, Caroline Glaess Dresser .......................... Jenni Briu Deathtrap Cast Sidney Bruhl .k... 9 . . . . . . . ...R0bcrl Andrescn Myra Bruhl ................... Tracey Carson Clifford Anderson ................ Ronald Fry,r Helga Ten Dcrp ............. 9 Elizabeth Rude Porier Milgrim ................. Jamw Powell Hi Carthage College Theatre Staff Artistic Director ............. Shandy Holland Designer and Technical Director .Ken Stofferahn Costume Designer .............. Denise Haupl Childrenk Theane ......... Mariclair: Holland Chomographcr .................. Marcia Olep Secretary ................. Patti J0 Wendricks 15 The Shadow Box Cast The Interviewers . . , Karla lstaly Christa Schmid Joe ....................... Michael Anderson Stew: ........................... Alan Duffy Maggie ....................... Lori Minncli Brian ........................... Ronald Fry Bevcrly ....................... Jennifer Briu Agnes ...................... Claudia Sladius Felicity ...................... Tracey Carson Mark ........................ David Hanson Production Staff Director .................... Shandy Holland Assmanl Director ............. Elizabeth Rude 8:1 and Lighling Dircclor ...... Ken Stofferahn Costume Designer ......... 7 7 Denise Haupt Slagc Manager ............1....MimiHumcr Poster and Program Cover ... . . . . .Eric Peterson Pictures ................. 7H Karl Lcscclius Shop Foreman ............. Todd Kammucllcr Lighting ......................... KeHi Bliss Sound ......................... Joe Jacobson j Properties . .. . . . . . JeffSchael'er. Barb Hastic House Manager ............... Chris Bergman Box Omee .. . . Eiske Niernendat. Mark Norwich Usher .......................... Cindy Cobb Makeup KelIiBliss Dresser ..................... Nanny Hillman Set and Prop Construction . . . . Karla Iscly. Todd Kammucllcr. Ron Fry. Alan Duffy, Tom Estka. Kelli Bliss. Craig Lucbke. Jenni Britl. Liz Rude. Malt Lanlz. Kcilh chckowski. Cindy Cobb. Mimi Humer, Leslie Siordia. Jeff Schacfcr. Kari King. Jim Reulcr. Sue Knight. Hailey Schrabcr. Torn Schneider, Fred Tissot. Scott Kivimaki Costume Construction .. . Hcaiher Strong. Becky Karlen,JillRucfer.Ka1hy Gray Carthage College Theatre Staff Anislic Director ..... . ...1.Shandy Holland Designer and Technical Director . Ken Slofferahn Costume Designer .............. Denis: Haupl Childrcrfs Theatre ........Marcic1airc Holland Choreographer .................. Marica Olep Secretary .................... Pal chdricks r :1 M;.'-' .. I.- I II Night Must Fall Production Staf f Dmrector .................. M ichael Anderson Set and Lighling Designer ..... Ronald Scot Fry;r Costume Designer ....... ......Dcnise Haupl SlageManager ............... .MimiHumcr Poster and Program Cover ........ Eric Peterson Pictures... ........... . . ..Karchscclius Shop Foreman ............. Todd Kammuellcr Lighting ......................Karchutler Seund ...................... Christa. Schmid Properties . . .. Tammy Karabas. Katy Fallucca House Manager .............. Jenny Hamilton Box Office ................... Mark Norwich Ticket Sales . .Chrisla Schmid. Debbie Schulstad Makeup.... . . .....Mi.miHumer Set and Prop Construction ...Todd Kammucller, Ron Fry. Kelli Bliss. Craig Lucbkc. Tom Schrcibcl, Karla Isely. Keith Wenchowski. Matt Lan12,Jil1 Rucfer CosiumcConslruclion . . . Heather Strong, Becky Katlen. Kathy Gray Cast The Lord Chief Jmlicc . . . Todd Kammucllcr Mrs. Bramson ............. Claudia Sladius OliviaGrayne......nv. 77A..Karlalsely Huherl Laurie .............. Eric Peterson Nurse Libby .................. Kim Nagcl Mrs, Terence .............. Chris Bergman Dora Parkoe .................. Beth Simen Inspector Bclsize ............. Joe Jacobson Dan ....................... Dave Hanson Carthage College Theatre Staff Artistic Dirccmr .......... Shandy Holland Designer and Technical Director ,,,,,,, Ken Stafferahn Costume Designer .. . . . .. . . Denise Haupt Children's Theatre .. . . . . Mariclaire Holland Choreographer ............,.Marcia Olcp Secretary ................. Pat. chdricks Carthage College Theatre Staff Director ..................... Ken Stufferahn Set and Lighting Direclor ...... Ken Sloffcrahn Custom Designer ............... Denise Haupi Choreography by ................ Marcia Olep Stachanagcr .MimiHumer Poster and Program Cover . . . . . . . Eric Peterson Pictures ...................... Karl Lescilius Shop Foreman ............. Todd Kammuellcr Lighting . . . Karen Cutler, Katy Fatlucca. Sherri Maede. Dave Hanson Properties . . .. . . .Claudia Sladius. Elaine Dafnis Ticket Sales ................ Debbie Schulstad Dresser ...................... Helen Bcnsing BoxOfFIce MarkNorwich Leslie Siordia House Manager ................ Elaine Dafnis Ushers . .Lynn Kiltlcson, Jerry Jensen, Catherine Mauney. Julie Nagode. Becks Wuitke. Laurie Fries, Betsy Barton. Laura Johanning. Ada Ellcman. Trudyr Kollcr. Laura Bennett. Michelle Peterson. Laura Bass, Karen Barksdale, Julie Meier Sci and Prop Construction ...Todd Kammuchcr. Ron Fry Kelli Bliss. Craig Luebke. Karla lsely, Torn Schreibcl. Keith Wenchowski, Matt. Lantz.Jil1Ruefcr.Shcrri Macde Scene Painting by the students 0! Scene Painting 25? Costume Construction .. . Becky Karlcn, Hcalher Strong, Kathy Gray Mummans Jeanne Mearke --- Musical Director .... ..Accompanist JimReulcr Drummer Jeanne Glcitsman ....... Keyboard Synthesizer Jon Vanbeekum ..... Saxophone. Flute, Clarinel JeanneMerriFLcld ........ ........A.Clarinel David Graves ...................... Trumpet Michael Belrand ............. ..EIectric Bass Cast Pmiugux' . . . . Michael Andaman. Evie B. Pclcrsnn Scncx .................... Michuul Andcrmn Domina .............. ... EIimbcLhJ Rudt: Hyblerium .................. Rnnuld Scot Fry Pseudolus ................... Eric H Peterson Errrmim .................. Todd Kummucllcr Miles Uluriows .......... Dan hskalm Symcr Lycus ...... .............. ..DuvidHanson Tintinabula ................. Tummy Karubas Panacea ..................... Christa Schmjd Thu Eicminue . Karla J. Iacly. Annette Eichmann Vibrulu ....................... JUNE Dipp-Oid Gymnasia .................... BelhA.Simcn Phwlia .. ...................... Colleen Harp The Proleans ....Icnni BrilL Patrick Kavanaugh. Hcalhur T Strong 19 I y'N' - ma vhw' Student Sermof Presented With Extended Offering Lnuln n , . .41 : r ' 1M Ii.u'1j,!,. w H '!!Iilo'lh 21 - - ' V WW- -- '-.-....- .. ...----r' wg..w. ' mfg ' - - .- lift .33 emf .f ' TR M If A GL8 .. -,..L. 25 1.. .6. .- Sgimrggsw..- 28 29 auu.4.- 30 31 A XII .-.u.l. L; L -.-...-.--- .. -H .2'. J.- 'n-L. 32 Iwwgmhmsa. . dying It i. Jill.....4: 33 114mg . ucmgr 'H llw .... I$J 35 ' 3.5.3! Community Advisors 6Tarbl9. . 3 . j-lall . '3. jDenhan Johnson 3? Freshmen Vicky Akehurst Timothyr Aguirre Andrew Bacchi Brian Baker Betsy Barton Laura Bass Julie Bcngslon Helen Bcnsing Christine Bergman Kathleen Bislew Jill Blasicr Kelli Bliss Laura Blum Beth Boyd JiEl Brinkman Cindy L. Buchholz Anne Bulka Lisa Bnnge Susan Byal Henry Carstens Lisa Carter Mike Castelli Esther Chejoni James Clesen Ruth Cleven Lauren A. Cook Cynthia Damenl Gerry Danzcr Jill D'Asoenzo Bruce Dickerson Lisa Deming Julie Dokmo Pamela Downic Mike Dunn Brian Eckblad Annette Eichmann Chris Elsncr Thomas Eslka Nancy Etter Stacie Ewing Patricia Fa ber Laurie Fries Deidre Gacrlncr William Galbraith Lcslic Oarnetl Anne Green Garry Gustafson Linda Halstenrud Joanne Hardin Barbara Haslic Torn Henderson Nancy Hillman Wendy Hinze Denise Hofer Mark Hoffman Kristin Holst Peggy Hubmann Mari Jacobson Corrine Jeacoma Jerri Jensen Douglas Johnson Gregory Jones Craig D. Jorgensen Stanton Kapka Douglas Karncs Marcia Kasdorf Pamela Kaulz Kristen Keierleber Joan Kindwald Kari King Lynn Kittlcson Paul Klees Jean Klefstad Suzanne Knight Paul J. Koch Paula Kruger Robert Lane Gary Lento Sandra Leuth John. Lief'frig Andy Logemann Monica Maestranzi Robin Majewski Verlenccr Mason Catherine Mauncy Mari Jean Merrick Dave Miller Pam Millet! Andrea Mark Mary Myer Donald Myers Kimberly Nagle Neal Neybert Dale Nicha us Elske Niemendal Gayle Nowak Doug Orcutt Richard Paeth Tim Palmer Jennifer Paullin Julie Peace J Ody Pfeifer Kristy Phillips Kim Pollich Tom Porter Nancy Radtkc Ruth Rasmussen Jon Raymond Terri Read Caryl Reichenbach Steve Rem Cheryl Ruble Jill Ruefcr 40 Nicholas Scarpelli Michael Schcpcrs Heather Schmidt Polly Schmidt Jamcs Schouscn Debbie Schulstad Vicki Sell Laurie Scrpe Karen Smiley Steve Somerville Diane Speece Dawn Stein Timmhyr Svendsen Karen Swanbom Tcr ry Swanson Edward J. Talles Annette Toscano Katie Twohill Debbie Tybor Julie Van Matrc Tate Van Overmciren David Vrablic Jon Warnke Kellyr Weaver Dan chzel Amy Wycoff Daniel Zimmerman Nancy Zimmermann 41 sophomores Dana D. Anderson J ulic Anderson IJeri Anderson Patrick Anderson Pa! Allin Carol BajCzyk waync 53km- Kamn Barksdale Wendy Barnes Karla Barth Joyce Bartholomew Debora Beau Carole Bakken Linda Bellis Jennifer Berger Dale Beyer; KcVin Blank Joseph Breuer J ulie Carlsm Sally Cartford Tammy Caul Anthony Cavalier Kevin Christpherson Mary Collins Micah Corriere Steve Dams Sue Dahl 42 $1M. i'dmn'ni EEW ; , I vl::-':Fuii'1ihnh7w.lmih -. mwnwu ; J H'I Iw Allegra Devereaux Evie Ellenbergcr Jane Easingcr M. J. Fanning Sarah Frugard Jana Fruland Mary.l Gau Susan Gibson Jeanne Marie Gleitsman Lari Gordon L5H: Green Tara Hamilton Shelly Heatbooat Dennis Hein Linda Horvath Karen Howery Muriel Humcr Mike Jerikian Becky Johnson Dawn Renee Johnson Nanci Johnson Becky Karlen Lisa chenig Karen ijsling Scott Kivimaki Kris Kloppstcin Julia Kuelpcr Rulh Koepke Philip Kolehmaincn Trudy Keller I. 1-..- htdl-H u. . mm '-a. .....- h.-....--.- -.... .- '. '1.- r-I.... 3.. .dr tff I. Paul Kotthaus Kathy Krpan Rebecca J. Landrebe Gina Lieferi Bill Licven Sharon Lipscomb Gary Lofgren Anthony Logcmann Laura Luedke Susan Maas Sherri Maede Janet L. McCarthy Suzanne Mclndoc Julia Meier John Mclis Jeanne Merrifleld Claude Mcrtzenich Kristine Moore Julie Nagodc Nannette Never John Nikchevich Ellen O'Connor Penelope A. Pahios Lori Peterson Ayla Phillips Wallace Piroyan Renee Plizga Deborah Pouloa Debbie Rakow Barb Regimhal Jim Reuter Kris Rothert Sam Scalzilti Jeff Schaefer Diane Schlesinger Christa Schmid 44 Harlin.r Schrcibcr Lauri Schwartz Dana Seal Carol Shoop Connie SibiIsky Leslie Siordia Ronda Sjoerdsma Daniel Sorcnsan Andrea Stoutenborough Kevin Suchsland Kim bcriy Teskey Debbie Twietmeyer Troy Tymcscn Jon Van Beckum Laura Van Puymbrouck Marianne. I. Vartan Kathy Vavrek Denise Vollmer Steven Walker Cur! Wciskjrch Kira Wendi Catherine K. Westfahl Frank Whalcn Stephen Wolf Becky Wutlke Nicholas Zagorski Burt Zak Anne ZillgrI 45 u' J uniors Mary Ellen Anichini Dayna Aslan Kristine Bachmann Terri Bavaro Sham' Lynne Berg Jennifer Bodzioch Linnea Brammer Jill Brehm Diane Calhoun Latina Campbcli Lisa Carlisle Janet Cooke Eric Corneilson Karen Cutler Dcsirec Dament Lynn Derfus Bill Diskerud Mary Dorjath David Dummer Ada Elleman Sandra Englebrocht inm- HE? Iau-r CHRISTMHS Kristin Everson NanCy Fagcrstrom Kimberly Fraase Jane Freebcrg Kathy Gall Steven Garnezt Mike Hackbarth Bruce Hartmann Hope chschel Dee Hibbs Eric Hurst Steven L. Ihm Laura Johanning Jamie R. Johnson Jamie Jolly Ruth Ann Kalcmba Cindy Karunnen Andy Keil Laura King Cheryl Kleve Gwen Kriewaldt Mary Larson Daniel Lee Rose Lindstrom Steve Lindstrom Mark J . Linsc Ethel Lofton Patrick Logue 4? ....nl- 5 hand. $immnih'hm HI. u..- . 'L-'- +. .... i. .L. ' 'aunquhuu um... 48 Kim Luna burg Michael Maaske Amy Malicdcm Michael Mantuano Janice May Byron McCrary David Merrick Thomas G. Mezzano Anna Miller Susan Miller Doug Morris Paula Newcom Richard Nikchevich John O'Connor Sue Olson Scott Pederscn Peter Piotrowski John Poole James Powell Norcnc Rolenilus Stcvcn Rose Peter Rucks Elizabeth Rude Barbara Schubert Lynnette Schwachel Louis Schl Brian P. Smith Craig Smith Claudia Stadius Sharyl Stiehr Denise Stood Steve Strecker Carol Thompson Timothyr Thorns Vicki Lynn Thomson Don Tinkoff Erich Uebersohn Tim Warnkc Shirley Waschcr Heidi Wells Roy Welsch Lynn: chhurg Catherine Wolfe Ann Wyeoff Karen Zeman 49 Seniors Karla Affeldt Elementary Education Learning Disabilities Ellen Anderson Psychology Calvin Andre History Alan Andrea Accounting Business Administration Kerry Antoniewicz History Dave Aschbacher Business Administration Marketing J ames Baker Business Administration Marketing Sheryl Bakkcr Psychology Matthew Barton Criminal Justice Sociology Laurie Beardsley Geography Daniel Bell Religion 50 Christine Bilak Business Administration Marketing Heather Biles Elementary Education Sandra Bjork Business Administration Fredrick Booker Business Administration Marketing Susan Bodzioch Elementary Education Mental Retardation Learning Disabilities Kurt Bohl Biology Lorilynn Bowie Physical Education Health Elizabeth Brandt Physical Education Health Geoff Butler Business Administration Marketin g James Butler Business Administration Marketing Leslie Chilcoxt Music Paul Christianson English Religion Eric Clausen Business Administration Marketing Melanie Cobble Business Administration Marketing Christine Cook Accountin g Business Administration 51 .- - -;I :s .- s... -.$ -f-.H-lnH--h-L:-Ii -.-- Tam. .Ih-I-w-l Doug Crawford Elementary Education Mental Retardation Learning Disabilities James Davis Business Administration Commercial Art Claire Dent Physical Education Health Mary Derfus ! Accounting Kristine Dietrich Elementary Education Learning Disabilities Sociology : J ulie Dippold Elementary Education Learning Disabilities Lynn Draeger Accounting Music Holly Easton Psychology Kent Eliason Biology Natural Science 52 Bryan Engfer History Linda Evarrs Elementary Education Mental Retardation Robert Fagan Art Marketing Carolyn Feldt Psychology Christine Franks Psychology Susan F redrickson Biology Natural Science Jeff Garrard Biology Tryna Gaubatz-Mcyer Elementary Education Learning Disabilities Kathryn Gray Business Administration Marketing Beverly Hansby Biology Medical Technology J udith Hanson Accounting Business Administration Economics Karen chn Business Administration Marketing 53 Tammy Hodgson Elementary Education Special Education Todd Hodgson Religion Dawn Hoffman English Sue Hunkeler International Business Business Administration MaryJane Iovine Spanish Hispanic Literature and Civilization Sherry Irwin Business Administration Marketing Gary J ackson Accounting Business Administration Mary Jaeger Elementary Education Mental Retardation Lyn Jennings Business Administration Accounting Dduglas Jensen Geography Diana J ohnson Elementary Education Mental Retardation Learning Disabilities Susan Jorgensen Accounting Psychology Todd Kammueller Natural Science Conservation Donna Kante Marketing Business Administration Frederick Krull Economics Accounting Beth Kumbicr Elementary Education Kindergarten Jerry Kupper Physical Education Health Even Leach Business Administration Marketing Karl Lescelius Business Administration Patricia Liethen Music 55 .. ......m...-... In. .. B-An;h:u.-.-.Hu . . 56 Renee Lindley Elementary Education Learning Disabilities Deborah Litzow International Business Carrie Louthan Psychology Brian Luebke Social Science Diane Lull Business Administration Recreational Management J ohn Mancusi Business Administration Marketing Jon Marschall Psychology Music Beverly Marsh Physical Education Health Pamela Massniek Marketing International Business Business Administration I can Moerke Music Karen Moldenhauer English Robert Moore Physical Education Health Thomas Morish Business Administration Accounting Bill Morris Business Administration Michelle Murphy Business Administration Accounting Mark Norwich Economics Timothy Park English Melissa Payer Chemistry Linda Peel Accounting Marketing Eric Peterson Business Administration Art Robert Peterson History Political Science Kathy Polzin German Accountin g J ames Postlcwaite Health Education Jill Postlewaite Elementary Education Learning Disabilities 5? Marvyn Powell Business Administration Marketing Jack Rauwcrdink Elementary Education Learning Disabilities Michelle Redman Social Work Robin Rodriguez Accountin g Business Administration International Business Steve Romano Special Education Elementary Education Peter Salamoun Business Administration Marketing Signe Schaefer Physical Education Health James Schelling J 1'. Business Administration Marketing Steve Schoonc Art History Lisa Schubert Accounting Business Administration Mary Schultz Accountin g Business Administration 58 Gayle Schulz Psychology Jeffrey Seper Criminal Justice Kenneth Shellberg Business Administration Accounting Linda Simko Psychology Marketin g Robert Sorcnscn Religion Annette Spallino Psychology Russell Stamcr Criminal Justice Stuart Stardy Elementary Education Special Education Craig Stern Business Administration Accounting 59 William Stewart Business Administration Dave Stocke Art Cynthia Suchcr English Michelle Summers Social Work Dave Swift Business Administration Marketing Daniel Symer International Business French Karen Tanel Criminal Justice Michele Trute Elementary Education Learning Disabilities Pamela Tsuchiya Elementary Education Learning Disabilities Scott Tyler Criminal Justice Debbie VanOvermeiren Elementary Education Learning Disabilities Mental Retardation Valerie Vartan Business Administration Marketing 60 W V. N w i- x wwkx ?hfbii' Tom Vignieri Music Wendy Vinci Business Administration History Gary Vogt Business Administration Marketing Laura Voth Conservation Beth Warnkc Business Administration Debbie Welch Accounting Business Administration Jill Weston Art Education Brooke Wilson Psychology Jane Wolf Psychology Social Work Julie Wrubbel Social Work Religion David Zimmerman Chemistry Kurt Zimmerman Business Administration Church Management 61 ife L t n e d u t S .. iii... ...w!Ft.f.i...E?ma1...iAawEw.a. . .. .i .. .HHMFAnJPHJrhn .. f... . 51:12:11. I ..n u 65 v-iII 3:51: N1 11 ka ad.ra.'a'F?- s!d,1 ' .931 MW .. -- -x.;;.JL-sm :11' 'ld'Jv-y'WIIII 'IJ'IV' . l', 115a 4.;ka 'AII'I'IHI 3 : - - a fIIgigr I ? i y . ... gpdm.gf .I'fjflu- 33,1 . 1J1???C 5 1 n . 51R x w:hi'i un..vt hAwdeIsII'Itx V', 04 Mau.,x1v .1 3. x x: . 1! 1'ii' I IHCI. ' 'I1I-hiIu-i RQI i SIN '-'-. .. .. ., ufr'wi ' x 2'wa xIIx'IIIIIIIrII'Ix x 'EIIIa . n 4', m -.,.f31',;i A: KW, x; . 35 Is at 'WMF 1 ? M 1 k 1 I11 ' ' 171:. un- t- 73 75 A Day in the Life of a Commuter ,, HWUth. .111 I. ....l.un I lulldluljulluqh.ii31.sl.l.i $3.. .. ?9 80 Fashion. as always, was a mirror for changing lifestyles and ideals. both here and in the real world. Carthage did not go untouched by the latest fashion trends. Punk was a popular theme, associated with shorter, spiky hair and more non-conformist attire than the usual Carthage College prep look. Even though it was a mild winter, leg warmers, in all kinds of colors and sizes became quite the rage. A critic of this style was Pastor Steve Samuelson who said uIt looks like theylre wearing their socks on the outside of their pants. The saying goes as the economy rises. so do the hemlines. This was evidenced by multi-color minitskirts and dresses seen on campus. Slowly but surely the na- tional economy under President Reagan plodded its way out of its doldrums so too did fashion at Carthage College become a little more exciting. The Many Styles . . . 81 - ut'LILIl vgc..-Wi' .' ' B2 of Fashion at Carthage 33 Views of Life . . . Rig KWIEI H .... OUT OF .' bah; V . 19-5 USUA l. Living Away From Home l. 1 ??LE' I i 9; Ira! ' Carthage College . . . In the fall of 1962, three-hundred pioneering freshmen arrived at Car- thagels brand-new - and still very muddy -- Kenosha campusv They were the entire student body here that year, while the mother school in the more rural Carthage. Illinois, continued with a full four-year program. A majority of the approximately thirty faculty and administrators on the Wisconsin cam- pus that year had moved up from the II- linois campus. though the remaining students and faculty didnlt move up urt- til 1964. .1 - a '1- trains... During that first school year of 1962-63, the campus was notably clifw ferent from the Carthage we see today. Nearly everything was centered in The Library-AuditoriumeScience building. with not only all classrooms and the Library there. but also twice-weekly chapel in the Wartburg Auditorium, faculty offices, administrative offices 0n the Library's second floor. music. art. and theater rooms, and even some run- ning and PE classes in the wide base- ment hallway. 1n the Student Center, v ytg I only one cafeteria was used for dining, the other was reserved for all social ac- tivities and many Physical Education events. Housing was limited to one wing of Denhart tdormitory project Al and one wing of Johnson tthen called Cen- tral Hall - Dormitory project Bl. Pastor Dudley Riggle, who was full- time campus pastor at that time, recalls that llthere was a strong sense of com- munity Faculty and students were all together much more for both academic and social activities? 20 Years of Growth in Kenosha Clearly. the size and appearance of Carthage has changed significantly in the past twenty years. FulI-time enroll- ment has over tripled, for example, in the 1982-33 enrollment of 950. The ad- dition of two more residence halls, Lentz Hall. the Johnson Art Center, the Natatorium, and Finally Siebert Chapel dedicated in 1976, has notably expand- ed the facilities available to students. Assistant to the President. Alan Ander- son. who was Director of Admissions in 1962-63, notes that the school has also advanced Financially. It is now valued at over $40 million. with a debt of only about $3 million. In addition, the en- dowment has increased from $600,000 in the early 1960's to over $10 million. The move was a tremendous adven- ture, Anderson summarized, tta less than a life-time experience. 91 Food Service Makes Changes g 32W To keep our daily routine from get- ting too tedious, Ted Nicholson impor- tuned some changes in cafeteria eating. Getting the day off to a good start was the supply of cereals to choose from, in- cluding that all-time favorite, Captain Crunch. At the next meal. the most drastic change of cafeteria style eating was implemented a that of self-serve. No longer did the men automatically get a hearty helping. while the women suffered with microscopic servings. Everyone could tand ditD take as much as they wanted. This also helped cut down on those embarrassing uback for seconds't trips. The ali-new hamburger bar was another welcome change in the lunch-tirne menu. Dinner, again, was self-serve style, with a choice of two en- trees. Our undying gratitude is extend- ed to Ted for his innovation and never ending struggie to keep our palates stimulated. 93 94 Whether one chooses Greek life or not, participating in rush is a great way to meet new people, make new friends, and possibly join a sisterhood or brotherhood which brings fun, friend- ship, and good times. Every fall and spring semester each sorority and fraternity has a rush week where rushees attend the parties given by the various organizations and then decide whether or not to pledge one of the organizations. After rush, is over, individuals who decide to join one of the sororities or fraternities must sue- cessfully complete a pledging period where he or she learns about the organization and proves his 01' her trustworthiness to the group. Pledges have been known to: carry folders, hats, brown purses. and yellow roses with them wherever they go; par- ticipate in line-ups or questioning. where they are tested on their knowledge of the organization; sing songs and do kick-lines late at night: at- tend or give parties with the other pledges and actives; wear tpledge bibs at meals; and greet active members. Carthage currently has four active social sororities and five social frater- nities on campus entitled: Kappa Chi Omega, Pi Theta, Sigma Alpha Chi, Kappa Phi Eta, Tau Sigma Chi, Delta Omega Nu, Beta Phi Epsilon, Tau Sigma Phi, and Tau Delta Psi. Students Learn About Greek Life .. . .K...4J A - Si! 11 ..' v.1: g -J .- ii - - L- 1'V1l.t- . ' I '- i- i; t .s .I . ' I? . Faculty and Administration Dr. Erno Dahl President of the College Mary Ann Kosin Director, Continuing Education Office Andy Marein Kathy Chalekian Director, Public Relations Office News Information Office y Arthur Villup William Awlwes Business Manager Assistant Business Manager Business Office Secretaries 99 Bill Hoare Director of Student Activities Student Person ncl Office Left to Right, Back Row: Margaret Roberts. Assistant Dean of Students; Diania Sharp, Direc- tor of Residential Life; Secretary to Dean Landry; Arthur Landry, Dean of Students. Front Row: Shelly Mauerer, Placement Secretary; Dorothy Rath, Office of Career Planning and Placement. Not Pictured: Jane Swanson, Director of Counseling and Testing. 100 Carol Wright Marianne Goergen Nurse Secretary Student Activities Office Admissions Office Left 10 Right: Bucky Harris Associate Director; Peg Wilk, Representative: Kent Dusing, Director of Admissions; Dave Melis, Assistant Director; John Hollingsworth. Assistant Director. 101 102 Betty Kendall Public Services Librarian Library Staff J ames Bishop Library Director Maintenance Personnel Marion Zanski Student Center Mailroom Operator Sandra Matrise O3 1 Faculty Secretaries Pat Wendricks Dorothy Beardsley Bev Falduto Lili Sorokin Foreign Language Irene Kraemer Foreign Language Bummnmnk nlanJD Mary Katherine Kent Foreign Language Ernestine Eger Foreign Language 105 Paul J ohnson English Samuel Chell English -.' u '.,- I . ' I I .' xii ..-': w... ' . - . p '- J. Vail Foy English Philip Powell Art Donald Michie English 106 Mabel DuPriest English Dennis Strommen Chemistry : lf'I'Mr-If Kenneth Hamm . Chemistry Robert J eanmalre Physics 107 Robert Hade Chemistry Paul Hansen Chemistry E! Thomas LoGuidice Education Lloyd Melis ii Education 108 J ames Kennedy Psychology 109 Harold Kruger Religion Eunice Boyer Sociology Ls William Gunderson Daniel J urkovic I Political Science Political Science 110 Allan Hauck Dudley Riggle Religion Religion i - - a- 9-mrq-..-....-...-. --9 Mary J ane Dey Steve Samuelson Secretary Campus pastor Campus pastofs Office Woodrow Hodges J ohn Windh Music Music William Roth Richard Sjoerdsma Music Music 112 J ohn Neuenshwander History Charlotte Chell Mathematics Thomas Noer History John Bailey History 113 J on Swift Dianne Mizerka Physical Education Physical Education Cathy Lirgg Physical Education ' I. Arthur Keller Physical Education 114 m George Rudebusch Richard Miller Philosophy Geography H Ronald Zalokar August Schmidt Physical Education Physical Education 115 Thomas Van Dahm Robert Schlack Economics Economics I . . .1! dfbilllclliu .rr . I ..l . .uo... . 10.0. .....H Iwiiaaglli... a tit... ,lal -.uul r . .l rli .1... sf'. ... 9. uh ht. lilH-rm nan; . r . 15:99:36.... .. Richard Wilcox Donald Dalka Business Business William J anovich Business Richard Snyder Business ,3 3 3 $3131: Don J ohnson Victor LaBelle Business Business 117 .- L -.-.- . .. -....-.-.....V....m-u-uuw-- ' +AI-.-w1......g. ....M . IA : I 3' ' Ju'cy . . . n '- 3': u '3' . K H -n otball Team Places Second in Conference t FX Woy .. $- Wh .16.- O. .. .:- s.smasggmum -- 1535 . r't; Honored, the Carthage football team placed second in conference for overall team defense. Leading the team were ; g the tricaptains: Karl Hipchen, Tim Rucks and Jim Aldrich. Disappoint- ment was felt by the team and the I coaches when certain expectations were : i not met. The Redmen had hoped to pull : through and beat their more challeng- ing opponents. Yet coach Keller reports, ttthe team was a good cohesive group that bounced back when they lost. Al the close of their season, the football , ! team held a 4-5 record. Special honors i went to defensive players: Darrel ' Palmer and Karl Hipchen for First Team All Conference; and Chuck Por- tillia and John Robinson for Second Team All Conference. Offensive Players w- Bob Alsan. Tom Aldrich, John Poole and Tim Rucks w were voted to Second Team All Cenference. 122 JUHHHHM l kill .. .. 30 015.: 1.1.54.4.- g .'!L.. ll JI j 'I ll. DEFENSIVE LINE - Left to Right, Back Row: Tony Savaglio, Chuck Portilia, D. J. Lee, Chris DePalmer, and Karl Hipchen. Fourth Row: John Villae, Curtis Hopkins. Derrick McIntire. Dave Schmidt. Walker White. Tim Gavin. Third Row: Gary Lento, Ray Wichus. Jon Daliman, Jim Holan. John Robinsion. Joe Cole, Micheal Heilman. Second Row: Curt Witynski. Gary Lofgrcn, Randyl Bukantis. Burt Zak. Frank Whalen. Jon Loomis. First Row: Scott Sutton. Tom Schink. Jim Schelling, Geerge Schwamberger, Darrell Palmer. Ted Moms. and John O'Connor. OFFENSE LINEi Left to Righ1.Back Row: Lloyd Griffin. John Zadcr. Paul Peterson. Kirk Jacobson, Tim Rucks. Jeff Karls. Dean Matthews. Third Row; Steve Somerville, Joe Aldrich, Bob Wood. Bob Asian. Tom Aldrich. Keith Wenchowski. Second Row: Brain Eckblai Nick Scarpelli. John Poole, Dominick V050. Don Clary, Tim Svcndsen. First Row: Mike Jerikian, Torn Schrcibel. Joe Ackerman. Adam Walken David Dummcr. Mark Minik. Anthony Council. Not Pic- tured: Jim Davis. COACHES Left to Right. Back Row: An Keller. Augie Schmidt. Bob Tuszynski. Dick Laba From Row11im Aldrich. Dick Kosinski. Lee Hiavka, 123 124 SENIOR STARS I Left to Right. Back Row: Tim Rucks, Karl Hipchcn, Bob Aslan, Don Clary. Front Row: John Robinson. Torn Aldrich, Jim Schelling. III gIII IIIIIIIII I I ----n-u- -......--.. 125 I II Young Volleyball Team Plays Competitively p . 9' 1 ' V f .. wrung ,5, J h i Emanur; . yummy Ii; gunman; ID . 1-1! a ' '73:- 3 'Ewlgh .F .. 4V5; 495' IX ' V cARIHAcr - mum , JAREAEEM : x mmnnm m .. 5 3'1' .. --. '- ' nv- ' 1 ... 4!!u.$5. .-,..w..-, - .... ..t. - g r'L'B. U L. m mmem The Carthage volleyball record 12- 36, gives little indication of the effort put forth by its members. The team started their season with many new players; and thust the young team had to learn to work together and gain ex- perience. Because the team was small, having only eight members instead of the usual twelve, substitutions during the matches were minimal. Consequent- ly, the players battled on the courts con- tinuously with no relief from additional players. In spite of all these difficulties, the Carthage volleyball team was very competitive. Although they may have lost many games, these games were close with many long volleys. Coach Mizerka comments, The team members worked hard. never com- plained. always went into their games with the idea of giving their best effort and were a team on and off the court? She further commented, llthe season was successful in that the players built a solid learn. Accordingly, the team has high potential for a successful season. at least in terms of a good season record, nextyear. 4N: . . Ill! ft .4. a .53: .;...,.... . 128 129 .1. Left 10 Right. Back Row. Doug Orcutt, Bobby Middle Row: Coach Glaess,Sharri Berg. Viicente Gary Vogn Karl Lescelius. Andy Bacchi, Paul Moore. George Tillet. Andy Logemann, Tim Linares. Lori Bowie. First Row: Mark Jones Copps Michasch1i. Moran, Craig Stcrm Jim Renter. Jeff Schaefer. 130 Two Women J oin Soccer Team Facing rough competition. the Car- thage Soccer team tried its best to outscore its division one opponents. Coach Glaess Comments, Ml'he team would always start the game with the idea of doing its best. Disappointedly. the team hnished their season with a 2- 1 1 record and two ties. Composing the team were six seniors, two juniors. five sophomores, and five freshmen. Unusually, the team wel- eomed two new women members, Lori tVogU Bowie and Sherri Berg. AlthOugh there have been a few women members on the team in the past, the majority of the soccer teams have been composed of all male members. Bicap- tains for the team were Bob Moore and Jim Moore with the latter also being voted most valuable player. 0 l. Ia. x 131 132 Highlighting the womenhs tennis season was the Chicago-Metro Con- ference tournament held at Car- thage. Champions were Hope Henschel and Julie Peace placing second in doubles. Karen Cutter and Sue Spences placing third in doubles, and Sue Spencer placing sixth in singles. Carthage women finished the tournament successfully in second plaCe. uOverall the team impmved their game through better techniques and experience. comments Coach Zolakar. The Carthage womenhs team ended their season with a 10-9 dual season record. Honors went to Hope Henschel for most valuable player and captain, as well as Nanette Never as captain. Women Place Second in Tournament. WaH-u- -1...- .L ..... ...:.- anus...- s.....; .' ha...- u. 133 134 By working out together. the ments and wnments swim teams became a close-knit group. Throughout the season spirits were high as each team cheered the other on for upcoming meets. With many incoming freshmen, the woments swim team faced a season of rebuilding. With the added experience of these new members, the swim team hopes to have a head-start for their season next year. Special honors went to Lisa Carter for most valuable swimmer and t0 Dana Anderson for most im- proved swimmer. Left to Right. Back Row: Mary Lisa Carter. Jill Brehm. Jill Brinkman. Dana Anderson. Front Row: Coach Linda Wcincr, Robin Majewski, An- nette Eichmann, Diedre Gaertner. Swim Teams Work Together Y .z V .r J 8. , . . Leading the menhs swim team were Fred Krul and Bob Peterson, the duo- captains for the team. The two seniors have been swim team members for four years at Carthage. Overall the menhs team faced many close events which made their season exciting. 135 136 Womenk Basketball Team Develops Experience. With the loss of four starters. the womcrfs basketball team began their season as a relatively new team. Due 10 a difficult schedule and several injuries. the team disappoinlcdly ended their season with a 6-20 recordA However. through the season. the basketball team as a whole, has developed plenty of talent and experience for ncxt year. Special honors went to Ellen O'Connor as leading scorer and reboundcr. She was also voted to second team all conference. MeIfs Track Team 138 Placing seventh in conference. the Cut - thagc men's track team had a rewarding season. Key injuries at the wrong times were perhaps the team's only misfortune. Disregarding these injuries. the track team would most likely have achieved a very high standing. Highlighting the track season was the win in the private school state meet. Disappointedly. the team ' ' regrets the loss of seven talented mcmbers -' who will be graduating. h Facing tough competition. the team if placed fourth in the invitational mcct ' ' hosted by Carthage. h 139 . :19 'int'a. --.I;l: Women,s Track Team Places Third in Conference Deserving praise, the women's track team placed third in the conference. Their hard work paid off as the team ran their best times during the con- ference meet. Graduating seniors are Mary Jaeger and Lori Bowie. With many recruits, the track team should re- main as a strong team for next year. Facing tough competition, the team placed fourth in the invitational meet hosted by Carthage. 140 141 1,' 0 .,. 1;,1 Ithg$aei K . 3w . .1 pJIJrlan I 142 Cross Country Teams Have Similar Workouts 8 Characteristics of the ments cross country team included high team spirit, self-motivation and fun. In preparation for their five mile meets. the cross coun- try members participated in hill workouts, interval training as well as distance training. The light members ttworked well as a team? reports Coach Linda Weinner. Meanwhile, excitement spread . Hf; . N. x-u. C : h in, .. .... X '. u. . M .-St throughout the woments cross country team when the team brought home a trophy from the Beloit Invitational. Workouts for the women were similar to the men's. however, the women generally prepare for a three mile run. Composing the team were one junior, one sophomore, and three freshmen. Understandably, there are high hopes for many returning members. m. . n . Q .4 .. m . :nithnhphhx . . ...... 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JV. . . n .1 , o. .. .x r. x .. . .. ? ... . RN 34.8. 4a. .11... mt... 1W tuna... ., l .. in w .1I 153 hi 156 'IA' . 7. 5 158 159 u. 'I ,.'- .. 1.'..Jl II 3'3? bl... r'N f I, 160 Lu f . A . .m . ,. m w w. x. .. 161 162 .0 .0 ., . . k .1. ...5.nll..l.onP LlernllhlrIFn?l l Student Activities Board 165 Residence Hall Council Residence Hall Council 5RHC5 is an organization composed of elected dorm representatives designed to benefit the student body by providing programs and services. Services include floor I ' :1 m; Q . -..: m vacuum cicaners, washers and dryera and television antennaes. RHC is known for Brotheerister Programs include Little weekeni Christmas A w ..- i; 5 -- umtl'x Formal! May Madness planned with SAB. and various other activities. RHC is also the sponsor of the Dorm Enrich1 menl Program during Interim. 169 1T0 s 1 , F J :T'lu' , :1 Left to Right. Back Row: Andrea Stouten- borough. James Johnson, Matthew Barton, Presi- dent. Paul Peterson. Thomas Schrcibel Fronl Row: Karen Tanel, Kaihlccn Blslcw, Russ Stam- mer. ln-service Representative. Eileen Foreman, ln- 4 -J Dana Anderson. Sandy Engelbrecht. Vice- Prcsidcnt, Scott Siaven, Jim Kohl. Secretaly. Fred Tissot. Not Pielured: Craig Stern. Treasurer, Gary Vogi. Craig Smith. Paul Kelly. Sergeant at Arms, Gary Stotler. Alpha Lambda Epsilon is the local group of the national organization Lambda Alpha Epsilon. It is a criminal justice professional group for those who have an interest in any aspect of criminal justice. E .n-T! Left to Right. Back Row: Dennis Hcin. Sally Carlford. M. J. Fanning, Karla Barth. Front Row: Lynn Dcrfus. Jamie Jolly. Sue Olson. Mary Larson, Laura Johanning. Christa Schmid. Hope chschel. N01 Picturcd: Julia: Meir. Rich Nichcvich. Mary Callins Nancy Hahn. Karen Kicssiing, Lynne Weyburg. Mary Derfus. Kathy Gall. 1T1 172 The Carthage College Honors Coun- cil seeks to promote the principles of ex- chlence in higher education. Members of any campus honerary organization, freshman studies. or those who have been named to the Denis List are in- Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia vitcd to join. The organization par, ticipates in regional and national Upper Midwest Honurs Conferences. special Honors Seminars. the Honors Convoca- tion, and sets up special Honors ac tivities for the interest of all students. 1982-83 officers are: Janet Cooke, President; Jay Ansari. Vice-Presidem; Kurt Zimmerman. SecretaryfTrea- surer; and Bill Gunderson. Adviser. Beta Beta Beta -! --.. m .. M.W Left 10 Right. Back Row1David Graziano,J.Fau1 Second Row: Diane Stainlein, Cathy White. Todd Beverly Hansby. Kent Eliason. Mark Jenks. Koch. Allan Zahn, Jon Cooley, Walt Suter,Troy Kammucllcr. Caroline Savaglio, Desi Damem. David Zimmerman. Tymesen, Mark Linsc, Jeffrey Karls, Dan Beyers. Marcia Wildman. Shawl Stiehrr Front Row: Beta Beta Beta is the honorary organization and this is the Epsilon 1y and sponsors several programs for its biology fraternity. It is a national chapter.Theorganizationmeetsmonlh memberscachyear. American Chemical Society wnwm -......-..-. . . .- 174 Left to Right: Ruth Matter, Vice-President. Debi :- 999.39,; $1.2 FRO. l The Si Chi's. celebrating the beginning of their first 100 years of ex- istence, are the only social fraternity at Carthage planning to associate with a national social fraternity in the coming year. The fraternity was formed because its members believe that the r u 1. Stadius. Diane Calhoun. President. Michelle Sigma Chi Omega sxa mo benefits of going national are overwhelm- ing. Sigma Chi Omega Sweetheartst numerous eventst and aid to other Greek organizations have been developed. Membership includes: Stephen L. lhm, President: Steven Su mmers. Thersa Leuch. $30 .0 . Student Social Work Organ- ' 4 ization ; gs .- :1: en; Deets. Vice-President; John Parkhurst. Treasurer; Doug Johnson. Secretary: Jay Ansari, Wally Piroyant Tony Cavaliert Mark Hoffmant Greg Polacheck. Steve Gervase, Dan Leet Brad Buckuwich. 175 ca; .6? 1'! Soccer Basketball Cheerleaders um nuwuun Mimi. 3:5.9: 176 The Inter Fraternity Council exists as an organization to strengthen relations between fraternities and tackle any problems that may confront the Greek system. It is the objective of the IFC to make the Greeks a better people. p3? Panhellenic ' f Council Left to Right. Back Row: Tam Steinich, Debt: Mary Dorjorih. chbic VanOvermcircn. Julie Beau. From Row: Suzy Harris. Renee Lindley. Dlppold. 1T? 178 Left to Right. Back: Renee Lindley, Karen Henn, Lisa Schubert, Val Varian. Fourth Row: Diana Cairo, Marrianne Vartan, Donna Kante, Sue Jorgenscn, Chris Franks, Kelley Weaver. Jill Rieferl. Tracy Carson. Third Row: Sharri Berg. Kappa Phi Eta, founded in 1965 is a sociavservice sorority. Some of the many service projects that we par- ticipated in this year included hosting a Kappi Phi Eta Heidi Welis. Sandy Vandcrstoppen. Lisa Fan- nelli. Leslie Garnett. Debbi Spickhourt. Lori Anderson, Kari King. Lee Samuelson, Julie Anderson. Second Row: Jill Poslelwaite. Suzy Harris. Sue Dahl, Tammy,r Cahl, Kris Bachman, Halloween party for mentally retarded adults, visiting various nursing homes, and our annual food and clothing drive for the people in Appalachia. The social a Ark Terri Williams. Kim Lunaberg, Terri Bavaro. Julie Rasmussen. Front Row: Cindy,r Neubauer, Nan Never. Gina Licferi. Evie Ellcnbcrgcr. Sarah Duffy. events include Kappa Kapers. Christmas party. Valentinchs party. our annual Spring formal. and fraternity parties. Left to Righl. Back Row: Janie: May. Lauren Clements. Suzanne McIndoe, Monnie Black. Debbie VanOvermieren. Dicdre Gaertner. Chris Jacks. Brooke Wilscm. Susan Maas. Karen Krzywazinskj, Jill Weston, Pam Downie. Second Kappa Chi Omega is a social sorority that was founded in 1965. The sisters of Kappa Chi are brought together by their friendship, love and uniqueness. Kappa Chi Omega Row: Lori Peterson. Mary Dorjalh. Karen Swam- hom, Vicki Thoreson. Mary Carol Jonaus, Kathy Hansen. Rosie Lindslrom, Peggy Jo Fechtelkol- ter, Denise Slood, Liz Brandt. Front Row: Jen- nifer Bodzioch. Lama VanPrcynhrou-zk. Diane The Kappa Chis work as a group to suc- cessfully complete activities such as ser- vice projects. pawderpuff football game, Schlesinger. LiSa Caywood, Sheryl Bakker. Dana Seal, Laurie Serpe. Kathy Vavrek. Not Pictured: Lynne Weyberg. Bev Marsh. Erica White, Sonja Kocpp. Jeanie Hughes. Mary Jaeger, Cheryl Kleve. the proceeds of which go to a local charity, Kappa Kapers. a winter formal and fund raising throughout the year. 1T9 Tau Sigma Phi n ' ? x E . : L '5 . .......q..d .....-..--. ..- . 7 :E - -. v H Left 10 Right. Back Row: John Lovell. Jim Bcn- Angeio Damiano, Jim Keller. Second Row: Tim Sechler. Front Row: Mike Raysakis. Ron Huber. nett, Rick Simpson. Fred Krull. Geary Axcn. Moran. Dave Connell. Bill ArchambaulLGeorge BillSIewart. 180 chl 10 Right. Back Row: Craig Mansfleld, Bruce Davish Roy Welch. Pete Piotrowski, Pete Tau Sigma Chi was founded in 1953 as a social service fraternity. We are the oldest fraternity at Carthage. The turtles is a group of individuals who enjoy working together as a unit and are proud of our alumni who contribute Tau Sigma Chi 1 g: X Salaman. Wayne Baker. Front Row: Bill Morris, Scott Sutton. Bill chevre. Bob Mondron. considerably to the network and foun- dation of our fraternity. Our activities for the 1982-83 school year include: Beginning of the year Keggar, Homecoming h gathering of alumni and advisers at Paradise in Vincents Linares. Paul Copps. Not Pictured: BrianSmiIh. 9 Racine, Shows a Pcppinh' service project to raise funds for St. Mark's Church education facilities, Turtle Brats sold at home football gamesh Muscular Dystrophy Dance Marathon. End ofthe Year Keggar. 131 182 Left to Right. Back Row: Steve Lindslrom. Doug Crawford. Mark Carney, Scott Tyler, J eff Seper. The brothers of this social fraternity are individuals with diverse interests uniting for common goals in a strong brotherhood. The fraternity sponsors an annual auction to benefit the school's Left to Right: Paul Wenzel. Pete Shumachcr, Tim Palmer. George Nemcek. Jay Schafer, Tom Henderson. Paul Gohr. Jim Clesen. Andy Keil, Tau Delta Psi r! Steve Strecker, Eric Corneitson. Front Row: Dave Dummer. Marklones, Dale Beyers. Doug Morris, foreign student scholarship fund. In the past years they have taken many frater- nity league titles in intramural sports and have been a leader in academics by having one of the highest G.P.A.'s Beta Phi Epsilon Tim Berry, Mike Bulka, Brian Hellberg. Jeff Coeur. Mike Mantuanot Kevin Kadamian. Chris Knutson, Jim Jolly. Tim Gens. Chip Anderson. I writ Sam Scalzitti, Todd Hodgson. Bili Diskerud. among fraternities. They have a good alumni program which has been com- mended by Carthage College administration. Dan Wenzel, Dan Voltz. Bill Anderson, John Tate. Mark Minnik. Mike Zielinski. Left to Right. Back Row: Shari Lipscomb. Karen Huwery, Karla Aff'ledt. Lisa Bungc, Kris chrlcbcr. Lyn Jennings, Nancy Elten Karen Norman. Second Row: Cinch.r Darwit. Ayla As a social-scrvice sorority. Sigma Alpha Chi consists of unique in- dividuals coming together with their own special talents and interests to work Sigma Alpha Chi O '- 1'53; .- -..r. Phillips, Paui Liethen. Tracy Korth. Sally Cart- ford. Jane O'Neil. Julie Dippold, Elske Niemeni dal. Mary Derfus. Front Row: Laura Bennett. cooperatively. Founded in 1966. Alpha Chi's participate in many social-service events including the Moonlight and 1.9.,- 'o '-' -:-VII . Janet McCarthy. Tammy Steinich. Kathy Bislew. AElcgra Devereau. Karen Devona. Leanne Beversdorf. Mistletoe Forman, SeniorIAlumnae Banquet, Monopoly TournamenL and Boat Party 183 1 . - r.-'J.I-'-5f' - Q WW 'rfz 184 Left to Right. Back Raw: Linda Eakins, Karin Alpers. Karen Reed. Donna Hildebrandt. Kristin Everson, Leah Armagost. Andrea Stamen- boraugh. Jane Essingcr, Kim Teskey, Mary,I Jo Fanning, Karen Kiessling. Middle Row: Ginny The Pi Theta sorority is a close-knit group of girls that offers a bond of sisterhood and unity to its members. Their goals are to help members retain their individuality, to develop a leader- Pi Theta Ships, Wendy Barnes. Joanne Riess, Debbie Rakow. Becky Johnson, Tanya Panel. Ann Pfarr, Jane Freeburg. Linda Evarrs, Jean Klefslad. Front Row: Mary Hyczewski. Beth Warnke, ship potential and to develop communi- ty relations. Throughout the school year we participate in Homecoming, selling carnations for Sweetest Day, various Danya Aslam Eilocn Foreman. Karen Griffin. Chris Farrelly. Debbie Twietmeyer, Vicky Akehurst. Vicki Sell. Barb Schubert. Ruth Kalemba. fraternity parties, Sweetheart Formal, Christmas Party, service projects, several theme parties, Derby Day, and Senior Farewell. Left to Right. Back Row: John Mancusi, Karcn Cutler. Annette Eichmann. Steve Deeis, Tammy Caul. Mary Larson. Fourth Row: Kathy.r Gray. Sue Hunkclcr. Sue Jorgenscn. Chris Franks, Melanie Cobble, Janet Cooke, Karen Zcman. Jamie Jolly. Third Row: Jim Keller. Eric Clausenh Eric HursL Brian Baken Doug Orcuttx John Pi Sigma Epsilon is a national profes- sional fraternity in marketing, sales management. and selling, founded in 1952. There are 91 chapters nation- wide. At Carthage, the Alpha Omega Chapter received its charter May 14. 1968. and has grown to a strong .4. - Wikchevich. JeffSchaeFer. Kevin Suchland. Mike Dunnh Jim Reuten Tony mgemann, .loe Breuer. Second Row: Cheryl Kleve. Pam Massnick. Judy Hanson, Joanne Ricss, Paula Ncwcom. Laura Richards. Vicki Thomson, Kris Bachman. Leslie Green. Vicki Akehurst. Julie Peace. Amy Wycoffh Laurie Titzkowski. Front Row: Chuck Tyler tht. membership of sixty-five. Our goals and objectives are to provide practical business experience, create oppor- tunities to apply classroom disciplines, develop leadership ability and provide professional contacts for our members. This yearhs activities included running : :1th 'Eg ' .a'l'; 'L. .15:- al Armsl Laura Johanning hCorrcsponding SecJ, Lynnette Schwechel tV.P. Marketing. Karla Glover LRecording SecJ. Jane Freeberg tVP. AdministrationL Carole Bckkcn HEP. Pcr- sonnen, Gwen Kriewaldt hPresJ. Pete Piotrowski tTreasurerL the birthday cake sale, Valentine's Day Carnation Sale, selling advertising for campus publications. attending the regional convention at Northern Il- linois, attending National Pi Sigma Ep- silon Convention in New Orieans. and the Annual Founderhs Day Picnic. 135 Pi Delta Chi liaif1..1a tutu. Jaw i395, 156 Left to Riglu. Back Row: Andy Logemann. Malt Lantz. Brad Kolsted Craig Lucbke. Fifth Row: Bruce Becwar. Fourth Raw: Bob Hanson. Greg Polachcck. Slew: Kling. Rick Gosschey. Third Raw: Kurt Zimmermann, Mike Mordinl. John Mooners Borgeson. Brian Cooper. Second Row; John Tobin, Stew: Garnett. Mark MordinL Front Row: Craig Smilh Slave OnoralL Kevin Ward. Mike Wilson. 137' 'F' ; i .w '1? Left to Righ1.Back Row: Ken Shcllburg, Darrell McKeown. Dave Swift, John Karabas, Don Jerry Kupper. Front Raw: Kirk Jacobson. Vim Erdman. Robert Peterson. Mike Pavlik, Gary Clary.Chuck TylenJon Cclinski.DaveCasy.Ted Vitalc, Curt Weisekirol, Scot! Larsen, Craig Jackson, Graig Ophien, Ericlt Ucbersohn. Jay Polous.Second Row Bob Vineyard, Doug Swift. Jorgensonjievc Fuller.Tom James. Kocnitzer, Doug Stein. Third Row: Bob 188 Carthage J! E; l i The Carthage College Commuting People have weekly meetings in order to try to unite commuters. In addition, the CCCP takes charge of, and helps im- prove the COmmuter Lounge in the basement of LAS and sponsors ac- tivities for commumrs. College Commuting People '15-91? 1- .E Left to Right. Back Row: Paul Czpelli. Dan Cur- Hubman. Front Row: Debbie Welch, Treasurer. cio. Randall Duckert. Richard Richter. Second Mary Schultz, Vice-Prcsident. Mary Ellen Row: Kitty Johnson. Ruma Singh, Roger Yule, Anichini.Prcsidcm. David John Merrick, Natasha Krikorian. Peggy 189 a 190 Left to Right. Back Row: Mary.r Meyer. Karon Barksdalc. Mary Gau, Annette Eichmann, Karen HBl'll'l. Front Row: Mike Hackbarth, Karl Lcsoelius, Latina Campbellt Not Pictured: Trudy Keller, Paul Klm, Trish Faber. Deb: Beau. Kevin Blank, Matthew Barton. Driftwood . i '6 Vat ibh' Entitled the uDriftwood, the year- book of Carthage College is an annual student publication designed to capture the events and peopic of Carthage. The cornpilation of the 208-page book in- volves months of work by photo- 3 . d. t. ' ' - h x. t KawxmacxtlMa? I. . graphers, writers, typists, and layout personnel. Through this yearts theme 'tFootstepsh the Driftwood recognizes the 20111 year Carthage College has been in Kenosha, Wisconsin. The Student Education Association is By working in coordination with the I a co-ed group of future educators con- education department and the educa- l cerned with service in the educational tional segment of the community, our ' field as well as getting together and par- goal is to enhance and enrich our own I ticipating in social events and activities. education through experience and par- Student Education Association . x ' .II c ' O C; I If I . I. ah . .- F J 11-5. ,- ,, 5.! ticipatiOn. 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Dam 42. 134.110 Anderson. Ellcn 50, 2.00 Anderson. Julie 4-2. 1'18 Anderson. Lori 1'18 Anderson. Michael 12. 14,19 Anderson. PaIrick 42 Andn.Calvin 50. 200 Andra. Alan 50. mo Andrmn. Robert 13 Andrews, John 192 Anichini. Mary Ellen 46. 189 Ansan'. Jay 1'12. 125 Antmiewicz. Kern; 50. 200 Archambault.3i11 180 Armagmt. 1:31. 184 Aschbachel. Dawn 50. 200 Asian. 3013121121125 Asian. 03311346. 184 Awlvns. William 99 Ann. Gary 180 Blochi. Andch 38. 130 Rachmann. Kristin: 46. 1'18. 185 Eachnnn. Pele I92 Bnilchohn 113 Bajczyk. Cam142 Baker. Brian 38-. 185 Baker. James 50. 200 Baker. Waync 42. 181 Bauer. Sheryl 50. 1'19. 200 Barkidalc. Karon 18.42. 190. 2118 Barnes. Wendy 42. 184 Barth. Karl: 42.121 Barlhoknncw. Jaye: 42 Barton. Busy 18, 38 Barton. Matthcw 50. 110. 190. 200. 208 Bmhall 144-145 Bukatba Cheerleaders 1'16 Buketboll. Men's 146-141 BuketbalLWmnen'I 1315 Bass. Laura 18. 38 Bluru.'l':rri 46. 1'18 Beardsley. Dorothy 104 Ikardxlcy. Laurie $0. 200 Beau. Debora 19. 42. '12. I90. 208 Banner. Bruce 1111 Bekken. Carole 42. 185 8:11. Danie150. 200 Bellis. Linda 42 Sengnm. Julie 38 BennetlJim 1811 Mall. Laura18.183 Sensing. Helen 18. 38 8:13. Shani Lynn: 4-6. 130. 131. 1'13 Ecrsn. Jennifer 42 Mrgman.Chrislme I2. 15, 1'1. 38 11cm. Tim 1112 8:12: Bela Beta I23 Beta Phi Epsilon 94. 182 Mind. Michael l8 Marsdnrf. Leanne 183 chtrs. Dal: 4-2. 182 15mm. Dan 1'13 Bibi. Chrislirm S1. 200 Bins, Hulher 51.200 IishapJames 102 Bislew. Kathleen 38, 1'10. 183 Bjork. Sandra $1. 200 Blick. Mannie 1'19 Blasier. Jill 33 Blank. Kevin42. 190. 208 Blixs. Kelli 12. 15. 18. 38 Blum. Laura 33 Booker. Fredrick 51. 200 Bodzioch. Jennifer 46. 1'19 Bodziocb. Susan 51 Bohl. Kurt 51. 200 Eorgason. John 18'! Bowih Lorilynn 51.110.131.140. 202 Boyd. Bell: 38 Buyer. Eunice 110 Bummer. Linnea 46 Brandl. Elizabeth 9. 51. 129. 200 Brauer. Ken 208 Brehm. .1111 4-6. 134. 208 Breuer. Joseph 42. 135 Brinkman. Jill 38. 134 arm. Jenni 12. I4. 15, 19 Buchhoiz. Cindy 38 Buckmaich. Brad 1'15 Buhnlis, Randy 123 Bulb. Ann: 38 Bulka. Mik3182 Bunga. L133 35.183 BulIm'. Geoff $1 Butlu. James 51 . 203 311'. Sum 31 Cahl. Tammy 1'18 Cairo. Diana 1'18 Calhoun. Diane 46. 115 Campbell. Lalina 40. 190.101; Carlinle. Lisa 45 Carhan. .1 uJie 42 Cam:y.Mar11 182 CarsonTracy 0. 13, 14. 1'18 Canllns. Henry 38 Carla. Lisa 38. 134 Cartford.8ally 42. 111.183.1111 Carthage Cnllege Commuting Penp1e 189 Carlluage Col 18;: Honors Council 112 Castell'l. Mike 38. 130 Guy. Dave 188 C3111. Tammy 42. 185 Cavalier. Anlhony 42. 1'15 Caywoud. L15. m Celinski. Jun 188 Chulakinn. Kalhy 98. 1011 ChapelChnir 193 Chcjoni. Eslhcr 38 Chall. Charlotte 1 13 Chall. Samuel 106 Chiioou. L511: 51. 200 Chrisl'lansun. Paul 51 . 200 Christopherson. Kevin 42 Ctary. Don 123. 125.138 Ciausen. Er1c51. 185. 200 Clcmcnls. Lauren 1'19 Clmn. James 38. 182 Glenn. Ruth 38 C-Linc 171 Cobb. Cindy 15 Cohhk. Melanie 511.183.2120 Coeur. 1:11 182 Colt. Joe 123- Canins. Mary 42. 111 DBL Chrisline 5 I . 1.00 Index Cook. Lauren A. 38 CookeJanll 46. 1'12. 185 Cooley, Inn 113 Cooper. Brian 13'1 Cupps. Paul 130. 181 Comcikan. Eric 46. 182 Corrine. Minn 42 Council. Anthony 123 Crawford. Doug 52. 132. 200 Cross Country 142 Curcio. Dan 189 CulIm'. Karen 18.445. 132.185 Czpelli. Paul 189 Dal'nis.EIan1ne IS Dahl. Erno 98 Dahl. Sue 42. 1'18 Dam. Donald 116 Dallman. .1011 I23 Damcm. Cynthia 18 Damcnl. DuimJ-G. 1'13 Damiano. Angelo 180 Danni. GerryI 38 Dan. Gladys 104 Darwit. Cindy183 D'Amnm. J in 38 Davis. Brno: 181 Davis. lama 52. 123. 200 Dummp 12.13 Dali. 51m 42. 115 Delta Omega Nu 94. 188 Dtm. Clair: 52. 200 D:P81mer.Chris I23 Dcr1u5.Lyr1n 46. 121 Derl'us, Mary 52. 1'11. 183. 200 Dcvcruux.Allegra 4-3. 183 Dmna.Kn1-en 183 Dcy. MaryJanc 11 I Dickcrson. Bruce 38 Dietrich. Kristine 9, 52. 200 Dippold..1ulie 19.52. 111'. 183. 200 Diskcrud. 311146. 182 During. Lisa as Dokmc. 11.111: 38 Dorjath. Mary 46. 11?. 1'19 Downig. Pamela 38. 1'19 Dagger. Lynn 52. 200 Driftwood I90 Ducks . Randall 189 Dul'l'y. Alanl2. 14.15 Dul'fy. Sarah 1'18 Dummer. David 46. 12.1. 182 Dunn. Mike 38. 185 DuPricsl. Mabel 107 Busing. Kent 101 Eakins. Linda 184 Easton. Holly S2. 191. 201:- Bckbhd. Brian 38. 123 Eger. Ermlinc 105 Eiig?nn.MM112 19,33,114, I35, 190, Ellm. Ken 9. 52. 1'13. 200 Ellcman. Ada 18. 46 Ellc'nlxrger. Evie 43. 1'18 Ekner.Chris 33 Engl'er. Bryan 53. 200 Englebrecht. Sandra 46. 1'10 Erdman. Darrell 188 Easing . Jane 4.1. 184 E31111. Thomas 1.3. 38. 192 liner. Nancy 18. 18.1 Evans. Linda 5.1. 134. 201 Ewnts 2- 25 Ewncm. Kristin 41. 184 Ewing. Stacie 39 Extended OfTerl'ns 20-21 Faber. Patricia 19. 190. 208 Pagan. Robert 51. 201 Fagerslmm. Nancy 4'1 Faiduto. Bcv 104 Falluoca. Katy 18 Fan nclli. Lisa 1'18 Fanning. 114.3. 42. 1'11. 184 Farrelly.ChrB 184 Fechtelkmm. Peggy Jo 1'19 Feldl. Carolyn 53. 201 FellonJohn 192 Footban 122-125 Foomcps 148-165 Forrunan. Eileen 1'10. 184 Fay. J. Vail 106 Frans: Kimberly 4'1 Franks. Christine 53. 128. 185. 201 Frodricksnn. Susan 53,200 Freaking. Jan: 4'1. 184. 185 Froegald.Sarah 43. 208 Freshmen 38-41 Friee.1..aurie.18.39 Frnhnd. Jan: 43 Fry. Ronald 12.13. 14.15. 18. 19 Fuller. Steve 188 Funn Thin Ha end On The W: to tha'IForung. A 11:61.19 3! Gaerlncr.De1drc .19. 1.14. 1'19 Galbraith. William 39 Call. Kathy 4'1. 1'11 Garland. Lou I92 Gamcu. luli: 39. 1'18 Garnell. Steven 4'1. 181' Garrard. 1:553. 201 0:11. Mary 43-. 190. 203 Gaubatz-Mcycr. Trynl 53.201 Carin. Tim I23 Gm. Tim 1112 Gavan. 81m 115 Gibson. Susan 43 Glass. Camlinc I 2 Glass. Hamy iCaachl 130 GlcitsmanJeanM Marie 18. 43 Glmr. Karla I85 Goergcn. Marianne 101. 208 Gohr.Pau1 182 Gordon. Lori 42- Gosschcy.Ric1: 181 Gram. David 18 Gray. Kalhryn 12.15.18.53.I85. 201 aniano. David 1'13 Gram. Ann: 39 Green, L511: 43. 1.85 Griffin. Karen 134 Grimm Lloyd 123- Gundersun, Bill 110. 112 Gustafson.G-am 39 Hackbarlh. M111: 4?. 190. 20.1 Hade. Robert 108 Hahn. Nancy 111 Halslcnrud. Linda 39 Hamilton. 1:11qu 208 Hamilton. Tam 43 Hamm. Kenneth 102 Hansby. Bemly 53. 1'12. 201 Hlnscn.11a1hy 119 Hansen, Paul 108 Hanson. Bah I81 Hanan. Dave12.14.1'1. 111.19 HansonJudilh 52. 185. 201 Hardin. Joanne .19 Harp.COl1een 19 Harris. Bucky 101 Harris. 8:123.I 117. 118 Hermann. Bruce 4'1 Haslic. Barbara IS. 39 Hanoi, Allan 1 1 I Haupt.DenLu 12.13. 15. 12.18 Hulhoml. Shelly 4-3 He1n.13enn15 43. 11 I Hdlman. Michael 123 He1lberg. Brian 182 Henderson. Tom 39. 182 chn. Karen 53. 1'18. 190. 2011203 Henschei. Hope 4'1. 132. 1'11 Hibbs. Dec 42 Hildcbrandl, Danna 184 Hi1d:hrandl..11m I92 11111111311. Nancy 15. 39 Hinze. Wandy 39 Hipchcn. Karl 122. 123. 125 Hlavka. Lee 123 Heart. Bill 100. 208 Hodges. Woodmw I 12 Hcdgson. Tammy 54. 201 Hcdgson. Todd 54. 182. 201 Hofcr. Denise 39 Hoffman. Dawn 54-. 200. 201 Hoffman. Mark 39. 125. 208 1101311. Jim I23 Holland. Mariclairl: 13. IS. 1'1 Holland. Shandy 12. 13. 15. 1'1 Hollingswmh. John 101 Holst. Knstin 39 Hopkins. Cur1'15123 Hmlh. Linda 4-3 Hwery. Karm 43. 183 Huber. Ron 180 Huhtman. Peggy 29. 189 Hughes. Junie 1'19 Humer. Muriel 12. 15, 18. 43 Hunkeler. Sue S4. 185. 201 Hurst. Eric 42. 135 Hynmski. Mary 184 lhrn. Steven L. 4'1 Inter Fraternity Council 121 1011. Pet: 192 10111118. Marylin: 54. 201 11111111, Sherry 54. 201 Ise1y.KnrlalZ.14.15.11.18.I9 Jacks. Chris 1'19 Jackson. Gary 54. 188. 201 JnmhwnJoe I2. 15. 1'1 330015011. Kirk 12.1. 180 Jacobson. Mari 39 Jncgcr.Mary 54, 140. 119.201 Jnmli. Torn 188 .Inncwich. William 111 Jnmma. Corrine .19 .Iumnmire. Robert 10'1 Jenks, Mark 1'13 Jennings. Lyn 54. 183. 201 Jensen. Douqu S4. 201 . 208 JensenJer-ri 18. 39 Jerikian. Mike 4-3. 123 Juhanning. Lama 18. 4'1. 1'11. 185 iuhnson. Bucky 43. 184 Johnson. Dawn Renee 43 Johnson. Diana 54. 201 Jannson. Dan 1 1? Johnson. M31339. 125 Johnson. Jamie 4'1. 110 Johnson. Kiln- 139 Johnson. Nanci 43 Johnson. Paul 106 Jolly. Jami: 41. 1'11. 185 Jolly. Jim 182 Jonaus. Mary Camle 208 10:15.0regory 39 Jenn. Mark 130. 132 ' 203 2021 Jorgmn. Craig D. 39. 138 Jorgmsen. Susan 55. 118.185. 201 Juniors 46-89 lurkovic.Daniel 110 Kadlmiln. Kevin 182 Kalembn. Ruth Ann 41. 184 Kammudler. Todd 12. 15. 1'1. 18. 19. 55. 1'13. 201 Kanle. Donna 55. 118. 201 Kapkl. Suntan 39 Kappa Chi Omega 94. 119 Kappa 3,111 Eta 94. I28 Karabas.3011l'l 188 Karabns. Tammy I9 Karlen. Becky 12. 15. 18.43 Katls. Jeff 123. 113 Kama, Douglas 39 K: muncn. Cindy 41 Kasdurl'. Marcia 39 Kama. Pamela 59 Kavanlugll. Panick 19 KeiuIeber.Kristen 39 11.11. Andy 11.1112 K011013183: tCoraclIJ 114. 122. 123 KellerJirn 180. 185 Kelly, Paul 110 Kantian. Betty 102 Kennedy, James 109 Kenl. Mary Kalharine 105 meis. Lisa 43 Kizrlehel. Kris 183 Kimlins. Karen 43.111. 184 Kindwald. loan 39 King. Kari 15.39. 118 King. Lam 4'1 Xian. Bab 208 Kiulmn. Lynn 18. 39 Kivimald. $0011 15. 43 Klee. P111139. 190. 208 kastadJcan 39.184 Kleve.Chcryl 41'. 1'19. 185 Kang.Sm'e 181 Kloppetein. Kris 43 Knight. Suzanna 15, 39 Koch.Paul 39. 123 Koalpcr. Julia 43 Koenilzeray 188 Koegbc. Ruth 43 Kapp.Snnja 119 K0111. Jim 1111 chhmincn. Philip 43 Kollcr.Trudy I8. 43. I90. 208 Kilsled. Brad 181' Kath. Tracy I83 Kain. Mary Ann 98 Kminsh'. Dick 123 Kollhaus. Paul 44 Kraemm'. Iran: 105 Kriewnldt. MW 4?. 185 Kn'kon'ln. Natasha 189 Knur. Kallly 44 Krugu. Harold I 10 ngu. Pauli 4-0 K1111. Fredrick 55. 135. 180. 201 Knywlzinsklhrm 119 Kumbier. Bath 55. 201 Kupper. Jerry $5. 188. 201 Laba. Dick 123 1.8139119. Victor 11? Landnlz. Ram J. 44 Landry.mthur 100 Lane. Robert 40. 192 Lama. 11411111215. 18.181 Lamn.Scun 188 Lama, Mary 41.111.185 Lush. Evan 55.2131 m.mniel41.123. 135 Lefmc. Bill 181 11:11:11. Gim 118 Lento. Gary 4-0. 123 1.523311IJSJQH15.18.53.130.190,201. Lwoh. Them 115 1.51111. Sandra 411 Library Staff 102 Liden. Gina 44 1.141113. Juhn 40. 192 11mm. Patricia SS. 183. 101 Lieven. Bill 14 Linus, Vincznl: 130. 181 Lindlcy. 111102.01 Lindlzy. Rene: 56.111. 1111 Ling. Mark 3.41. 1'13 Lmlslrom. R06: 41. 1'39 Lindslmm. Sm: 4-1. 182 Lipscomb.Shamn 44. 183. I91 1.153.121.1111 114 1.11m. Dchumh 515, 101 Lofgren. Gary 44.123 Lofton. Elhel 4'1 Logmnn. Andy 40. 181' 133211131111. Anlhony 44. 183 Logue. Patrick 41 1116111111013. Thom 108 Lmdnc. 61:13 192 meis. 3011 123 1.410131311.Curi: 56. 201 Lovell. John 180 Luebke. Brian 56. 201 Luehkc.Craig 12. IS. 18. 181' Ludkc. Laura 44 L011. Diane $6. 201 Lunlburg. Kim 48. 128 Mus. Susan 44. 11 ? M33513. Michael 45 Made. Sherri 18. 44. Maeihallzi. Monica 40 Mainlcnancc I02 Majewski. Robin 40. 134 Mllioden. Amy 48 Mancusi. John 50. 185. 201 Mansl'u:1d.Crmg 181 Ma ntua :10. Michael 48. I 82 Marcia. Andy 98. 208 Mamhall. 301-1 56. 201 Marsh. Bevetly 56. 129. 201 Mason. Verlenoer 4-0 Massn1ck. Pamtia 56. 185. 2111 Matrix. Sandra 10.1 Mallel. Rulh 1'15 Mallhews. Dean 12!. Mancunsmlly 100 Mauney.Cath:n'nz 18. 40 May. Janice 48. 12 ! May Madmen 22-25 McCarthyJancl. L44. 183 MCCrary. Byron 48 Mclndne. Suzanne 4-4. 119 Mclnlire. Derrick I23 McKuuwn. Bob 188 MeierJulie IE. 44. 111 Melis. Dav: 101 Hell's. John 414 Malia. Lloyd 1013 Memck. David 48.189 Merrick. Mari Jean 40 Mmil'leld. Janna 18. 44 Mmun 1:11. Claude 44 Meyer. Mary I 90. 208 Manna Thomas G. 48 Michic. Donald 106 Miikr. Anna 48 Milly. Dave 40 Milk. Richard 115 Millgr. Susan 08 Milieu. Pam 40 Minneli. Lori I2. I4 Minnik. Mall 123. 182 Mimka. Dianne 114.. 1271 Marks. Jun 18. $6. 201 Moldcnhauar. Karen 56. 201 Monimn. Bob 181 Moonch 181 Moore. Jim 131 Moore. Klislille 44- Maorc. Ruben 56. 130. 131. 201 Moorc.Tod 123 Momm'fim 1110 Mardini. Marl: 181 Mardini. Mike 181 Mariah. Thomas 56. 201 Mark. Andrea 40 Morris. Bill 51. 181.201 Manis.DDug 148.182 Murphy. Michelle 5'1, 201 Myer. Mary 40 Mym. Donald 40 ngle. Kimberly 17. 4'0 Nasoda. Ju11e18.44 Neml. George 182 Neubaucr. Cindy 118 Neuenahwandcr. John 1 13 Never. Nannelte 44-. 132. 118 Newcom. Paula 48. 185 Nrytzn. N531 40 Nichwich.Ric11 I11 Nicholson. Ted 9! Nidllus, Dale 410 Nim:ndn1.Eishcl2.15.$0.183 Night Must Fall 16-11' Nikchevich. John 44 Nikchurich. Richmd 411 Nocr.1'hun1as I 13 Norman. Karen 132 Norwich. M31119. 12.15.18.51.202 anak. Girl: 40 O'Connor. Ellen 44. 136 O'Connor. 301m 48. 123 01:11. Marcia 13.15.11, 18 Olson. Sue 4B. 111 O'Neil. Ja n: 183 0mmLSm: 181 Ophien.Craig 188 01:11:00.1; 40.310. 1115 Organization 166-193 Un'cnlation 4-5 Paclh. Richard 40 Palm. remap: Al 34 Palmer.Darrc1 122. 123 Palmm. Tim 40. 182 Panel.Ta.ny1l 184 Panhzllanic Council 11'? Parcnl's Wakmd 10 Park. TumoIhy 515. 202 Parkhum. John I15 Pau1irl. 3:11 nifer 40 Pav11k. Mike 188 Payer. Melissa 51. 2112 Peace. Julie 40, 132. 185 Podclscn.5mll 4-8 Fed. Linda 5?. 202 PCI:1800.EIIC 15. 11. I8. 19. 51'. 202 Peterson, Lori 84, 119 Peterson. Michcnc I8 Peterson. Paul 123. 110 Pelerson.Rober151.135.188.202 Pfarr. Ann 184 Heifer. Jody 40 17111 Mu Alpha Sinfunia 112 Phillips.Ayla 44.183 Phillips. Kristy 40 Pi Della Chi I80 Pi Sigma Epsiion185 Pi Thela 94. 184 Piolmwski. P610148. 181.185 Firoyan. Wallace 44. 115 Plizge. Renee 44 Polachock. Grcs 175. 18? P010911. Kim 40 Polous.Tod 188 P0111111. Kathy 51'. 202 Pam Pon Squad I16 Poole. John 48.122.123 Porter. Tom 40 Portilia. Chuck I23 PastlewaiteJams 51. 202 Pusllwaitc. .1111 51'. 118. 202 Puulos. Deborah 44 Powell. Jamcs12. I3. 88 P13111911. Marvyn 58. 202 Powcll. Phillip 106. 208 Radlke. Nancy 40 Ralow. Debbie 44. 184 Rasmussen. Julie 1'18 Rasmussen. 11111.11 40 Ram. Dorothy 100 Raubc, Kris 208 Rauvu'udink. Jack 58. 202 Raymund. Jon 4-0 Raysakis. Mike 180 Reaga r1. Ronald tPrcsidcntJ 80 Rodman. Michcllc 58. 202 Reed. Karen 184 Reed.Terri 40 Regimbal. Barb 44 Reichen bach. Caryl 40 Ram. Steve 40 Residence Hall Council 169 Renter. Jim 15. 18. 4-4. 130. 135. 208 Richards. Lama 185 Richlu. Richard 189 RigimJilI 118 R155. Joanne 182. 185 111351;. Dudley 39. 111 Roberts. Margarel 100 Rnbinannhn 122. 123, 125 Rodriguez. Robin 58. 202 Ralenitus. Norm: 48 Romano. 5m: 58. 202 Rosa. Stcvtn 48 R0111. William 112 Rothm. Kris 4-4 Ruble.Chcry1 40 Rucks. Peter 48 Rucks.Tim 122. 123. 125 Rude. Elizabeth 12. 13. 15. 19. 48 Rudcbusch. Georg: 115 Ruel'erJiIl I2. 15. 18. 40 Rugby C1u13192 5.313.511:an I I Salamuun. Peter 38. I81. I92. 202 Samuelson. Lee 178 Samuelson. Steve 015101;- 80. 111 SavagJia. Catalina 113 Savaglio. Tony I23 Says. Randy 12 Scalzilti. Sam 4-4. 182 Scarpelli.N1cholas 11.123 Schaefar. Jeff 15.44. 130. 185 54139131. Sign: 58. 202 Schafcr. 3:131I 182 Smelling Jr.. lama: 58. I23. 125. 202 Schepen. Michael 41 Schlack. Rnlxrt 116 Schlesingcx. Diana 44. 119 Schmid.CI:rista 14.19.44. 111 31:1111'11111.Au31c 115. 123 Schmidt. Dave 123 Schmidt. Hcatlm' 41 Schmidl. Pally 41 Schmidl. 11101131. 41 Schneider.Tom IS Schmnc.Slevc 58. 202 Schmn. Jame: 41 Schrcilxl.Tom 18. I23. 110 Schreibcr. Marla;l 12. 15.45 Schubert. Balbara 48. 184 Schubert. Lisa 58. 1'18. 202 Schumad. Dehhie 18.41 Schultz. Gayl: 59. 202 Schultz. Mary 59. 189. 202 Schwamherger.Gecrge 12.1 Schwartz. La uri 45 Sehwochel. Lynnetle 49. 185 Seal. Dana 45.119 Sechlcr.Genrgc 180 Sehl. Louis 39 Sell. Vicki 41. 184 Senior Activities 200-203 Seniors 50-61 Scper. Jeffrey 59, 182. 202 Scrpe. Lauri: 41. 119 Shadow 301.111: 14-15 Sharp. Diania 100 Shellberg. Kenneth 59.188. 202 Shink. Torn 123 Shipe.01nny 182 Snoop. Carol 45 Shuber1.8arbl2 Shumachcr. Pele 182 81131151: y. Conni: 45 Sigma Alpha Ch1'94. 183 Sigma Alpha 1018 I10 Sigma Chi Omega 115 Simeu. Bella 11'. 19 Simkc. Linda 59. 202 Simpson. Rick 180 Sinsh. Rum: I89 Siordia. Leslie 15. 18. 45 Sjoenisma. Rhonda 45 Sjoerusma. Richard 112 Smiley. Karen 41 Smith. Brian 49. I81 Smith. Craig 49. 1'10. 181 Smilh. Sltphcn 112 Synder. Richard 11': Soccer 130-131 Smr Cheerlaadcrs 126 Somenr'llile. Slew, 41. I23 Sophammas 42415 Sorenson. Dan1c145 Somnson. Roberl 59. 202 Somkin. L111 105 Spallino. Ann : 59. 202 Space. Diana 111 Spencer. Sue 132 Spicklmun. Debbi I18 Stadius. Claudia 14. I3. 18. 49 Stadius. Debi 1'15 Slamcr. Russclt 59. 110. 202 Slaplcton. Tim 192 Sturdy. Stuarl 59. 202 Slavcn. Scum I10 Stein. Dawn 41 Stein. Doug 188 Steinich.Tam 111.183 Sleinlcin. Dian: 11'3 Stem. Craig 59. 110. 202 Slewarl. William 60. ISO. 202 Sliehr. 8114131149. 113 Slwkc. Dave 60. 202. 208 Slol'ferahn.Ken12.13.15.11.18 Slcni. Denise 49. 1'19 51mm. Gary 120 Stuulmbcrougll. Andrea 45. 110. I84 Stlecker. Steve 49. 182 Strnmmen. Dennis 101r Strong. Hnthcr 12. 15. 18. 19 Student Activiliu Board 168 Sludunl Educalion Association 191 Sludznl Life 62-95 Student Social Wnrk Organization 115 511111an 26-61 Suchcr. Cynthia 60. 202 Suchsland. Kevin 45. 185 Sudlow Holography 208 Summcrs. Michclle 60, 115. 202 Sula. Wall 1'1'3 Sullon. Soon 123. 181 Svendsen. Timothy 41. 123 Swanbom. Karen 41. 11'9 Swanson. Jan: 100 511':anch 41 Swift. Dav: 60. 188, 202 Swift. Doug 188 SwiftJun 114 Swim Team. Man's 135 Swim Team. Women's 134 Symer. Daniel 9. 19.150. 202 Talks. Edward .1. 41 Ta M1. Karen 60. J 10. 202 Tau Della Psi 94. 182 Tau Sigma Chi 94. I81 Tau Sigma P111 94. I80 Taylor Publishing Company 208 Tennis. Women's 132 Tukey. Kimbcriy 45. 184 Thompson. Carol 49 Thom.T1m01hy 49 Thurelon. Vicki 49. 119. 185 Tinkofl. Don 4-9 T135011. Fred 12. 15. 1'10 Tilzkuwski. Laurie 185 Tubin. John 181' Tmm. Annclla 41 Track. Men's 138-1 39 Track. Women's 140-141 Trutc. Michele 60. 202 Tsuclliya. Pamela 60. 202 Tuszyndki. Bob 121 Twiclmcycr. chbic 45. 184 Twohill. Kali: 41 Tybat. Dchhi: 41 Tylcr. Chuck 9. 185. 188 Tyler.Soo1:60. 182. 202 Tymcscn. Troy 45. 1.13 Ucbcrsahn. Erich 49. 1811 Untcrhclznel. Dennis 208 Van Bockum. Jun 18. 45 Van Dahm.ThuImas 116 Van Malta. Julie 41 Van Owrmcilcn. Debbie 9. 60. 11'?. 1'19 Van Overmcircn. Tale 41. 192. 202 Van Preynbmuck. Laura 119 Van Puymbmuck. Laura 45 Vandcrsloppcn. Sandy 118 Yartan. Mntianne 1. 45. 118 Varlan. Valeria 9. 60. 118. 202 Vavrek. Kathy 45. 1'19 Vignicr1.Tom 61. 202 Villu p. Arlur 99 Vinci. Wendy 61. 202 Vineyard. Bob 188 Vitalc. Vito I88 Vil1ac..lohn 123 V051.Gary61.130.120. 202 Vullcyball 126-12? Vollmcr. Dcnisc 4S 0011:. Dan I82 V000. Dominick 123 V0111. Laura 61. 202 Vrabllc. David 4-1 Walker.Adam 123 Walkcl.stcvtn 45 Ward. Kevin 18? Warnke. Bclh 61.184.202 Warnke. Jon 4! Warnkc. Tim 49 Waxher. Shirley 49 Weaver. Kclly 41. 118 Weiner. Linda 1Coac111 134. 142 Wciskirch. Curt 45. 188 Wclch. Deh'bieGl. 189.202 Wells. He1d149. 178 Welsch. Roy 49. I81 Wanchcwslll'. Kcilll 12. 15. 18. 123 Wendricks. Pal I2. 13. 15. 104. 116 chdt. Kira 45 Wenzel. Dal! 41. 182 Wmul. Paul. 182 Wulfahl. Calherine K. 45 Wcslon.Jill 61, 129 Weyburs. Lynne 43. 1'11. 1'1'9 Whllcn. Frank 45. 123 White.Cthy 111 White. Erica 1'19 Whitc. Walker 123 Wichus. Ray123 WikchcvichJuhn 195 Wilcox. Richard. 116 Wildman. Malcia 173 Will. R; 101 Williams. Terri 118 wilson. 31001::61. 1'19 Windh. 301m 112 witkauskis. Sue 104 Witynski. Curl 123 Wolf. 13 n: 61 Wolf. Stephen 45 wmrc. Catherine 49 Wmd.Bob123 1111-13111. Caroa 101 Wruhbcl. Julie. 61 Wudlke. Becky I91 Wullkc. Bucky 13.45 Wycoff. Amy 41.185 Wycoff. Ann 49 Yule. Row 139 Lida. John 123 2.3313755. Nicholas 45 2.81111. Allan 1111 205 .-.....v- 207 Driftwood Staff Mary Gau, Editor-I'n-Chief Karen Henn, Photo Manager Trudy Koiler, Sports Copy, Layout Kevin Blazek, Layout Debe Beau, Layout Latina CampbeN, Layout Paul Klees, Cover Design Trish Faber, Layout Karon Barksdaie, Layout Matthew Barton, Layout Phi! PoweN, Advisor Special Thanks to. . . Ken Brauer. Taylor Publishing Representative Sudlow Photography, Portrait Photographer Taylor Publishing Company, Publishing Bob Kiser, Alumni Office Bill Hoare and Marianne Gcorgcn of the Student Activities Office Dennis Unterholzner, Library Archives Jennifer Hamilton, Guest Feature Writer, tCafeteria and Fashion Featuresh Mary Carole Jonas. Guest Feature Writer, wreck Pledging Featurch Credits Photographers M ary M eyer Annette Eichmann M ark Hoffman Dave Stocke J ill Brehm Doug Jensen M the H ackbarth Kari Lescelious Sarah Freegard Jim Renter Kris Raube, Guest Feature Writer hCarthage History Featureh Kathy Chalekian, News Information Office Andy Marcin, Public Relations Office Apologies go to the people, events, and groups not re; in this book. At the close of Carthage? second decade in Kenosha, it is time 1 again to recognize the end of another academic year and the begim of a new chapter afour lives. Whether we have graduated, are tram ring to another scho'ol, or returning to Carthage, the end of the 81 year also marks the beginning of a new year. As we each continue on individual path in life we need to take time to reflect and remen times past. This book is meant to be treasured i n the future 1 reminder of the yearjust past. Very Sinceret M ary Gau Driftwood Ed. Jresentec Y; itor