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

Text from Pages 1 - 204 of the 1984 volume:

QIONTENTS Events, TermnI Events, Term II Hnderdassmen Freshmen Sophomores Juniors , geniors agrganizations gpbrts EH aculty Advertisements Pi Sigma Epsilon Ads Driftwood Ads indexes Orientation Chapel Series ' Parents Weekend Homecoming SAB Macfs Place Silver Cord Ladies in Retirement Christmas Concert The crisp fall air blowing off Lake Michigan signals the start of another fall semester at Carthage. Winter soon follows. The academic year ends as spring reigns. Then summer is here and most of it is spent preparing for the upcoming year. The students here also pass through the seasons in academic ways. Freshmen enter college cold. ready to embark on a new academic ex- perience. They will soon adjust to life at Carthage and begin to realize their dreams for the future. During their sophomore year they will begin to pursue a field of study. Their minds. opening like the world after winter. blossom in the academic world. The summer blazes hot after the awaken- ing of spring. much as the juniors fac- ing their third year of college. Finally, autumn comes as the seniors prepare to leave the world of academics and enter the real'l world. beginning again in the winter season. Old Timers Doug Morris. Tim Gens. Jay Koenitzer. Eric Cornielson, Katie Twohill. Dana Anderson. Kevin Zibolski, Doug Stein. Mark Jones. Lee Samuelson. Mary Dorjath, Evie Ellenberger, Kelly Weaver. Paul Kocht Sandy Vanderstopper. Dana Sealt Rosie Lindstrom, and Kathy Vavrekl . i 1 The Old Timers Convocation Speakers I.I.I.l Upon arrival on campus, students unloaded cars and load- ed rooms. Parents tied up financial areas to make registra- tion go along smoother for their child while students bought supplies for classes or picked up a few items forgotten at home. Opening convocation acquainted new students and parents with the Chapel. Carthagchs President. Dr. Erno Dahl, the student leaders, Mary Dorjalh and Doug Morris, and the faculty members. .kmw -' . h' ' Ii . Students On top of the world. Old Timers ac- quainted new students with each other . . . by playing games. It all began with a picnic supper. After that the Garnefest commenced. Activities included volleyball and frisbce contests. charadcs, making human letters, playing with a medicine ball, and a talent show. The talent show consisted of small skits performed by Old Timers and CNS. At the conclu- sion of the talent show. everyone returned to their room to either meet and socialize with floor members or to finish unpacking. D Morris and K. Twohill do a duet. - . N0, Steve Knar is not picking his nose! I f . h- I 1hr A F .3 . - Butting heads, guys? 3.7 K This 15 called Pass The Social Disease. After a tiring day of moving in and getting situated, spirits were lifted by nightfall with a band party by SAB with Americahs Heartbeat as the group performing. Standing room only was the situation as one and all relaxed and Celebrated a new beginning here a t C a r t h a g e College. I r r I Chapel Schedule - Term I September 7 Opening ali-colicge Service of worship Rev. Dr. Erna Dahl September 14 After 500 Years: The continuing significance of Luther Dr. Walter Bouman September 21 Martin Luther: An Eye On Augsburg w Rev. Robert Clausen September 28 Service ofworship Rev. Steven Samuelson October 5 Service ofworship Rev. Dudley Riggle October 12 Luther and Politics - Dr. Charles Bergstrom October 19 Service ofworship -w Fathers William Whelan and Larry Chapman October 26 Service ofworship w Rev. Steven Samuelson November 2 Church State, and Human Rights: Bleeding Heart Pipedream 0r Practical Politics? m Gerhard Elston November 9 Music from the Black Church Exptricncc and more! November 16 The Extended Offering November 30 The Atomic Cafe December 7 Service ofworship - Rev. Dudiey Riggle r Extended Offering F? i. I i J. Frccbnrg. Jx Dockmo,and B. Johnson. -- Hr-zairwrm - Rabin Schmidt. Jcl'f Schlesinger, Lari chdrickson. Joanne Walker. and Tara Koltes. Denise Hofer. Theresa Voyce, Tammy Grahow, and ROI Roath. Extended Offering Draws A Crowd. um Tern,r Swanson and Nancyr Ettcr. On November 16, 1983, the students at Carthage College pulled their artistic resources and created a magnificent presentation as an extended offering. The offering was of music, readings, drama, and dance which spiritually lifted all of the members in the audience. The acts ranged from 3010 performers to fairly large groups. Each segment inter- preted the teachings, writings, or ways of Jesus. It was well performed and well worth the hour of time passed watching in Siebert Chapel. 412:. . Prodigal Son feeds the pigs. R01. Joanne. and Tara. X 11 ,x 12 Parenfs Day Sepiember 24. 1983 9 am. Women's Tennis I0 am. Invitational 11 3111.4 pm. Sooner vs.Nu11h Ceniral 1:30 pm. Registration 8 pm. Football vs. Eimhursl Tom Ogden. Coffechuusr. Lots of family members arrived Saturday morning for a day filled of Carthagian activities. Sporting events were the most important of these activities. The audience for these activitim were proud parems of students who were participating. If students and parents werenH sports enthusiasts, touring the Racinchenosha area and shop- ping were on the list of possible things to do during the day. A plc- nic lunch was furnished for a small charge underneath The Blg Top. Dr. Dahl introduces the organizers. --:,g.-.J Q y .. E The. band performs before lunch. Carthage Versus Elmhurst Proud parents of their football sons. 4.9: - H..- , - w kmsw mtvw-ngg 23; :- .i 13 ln concluding the Parent's Day events. Student Activities Board hSABh presented Torn Ogden. a hypnotist, magi- cian, comedian. For a capacity crowd. he performed his feats of magic with a very humorous flair. He did ring tricks. made items disappear and reappear, created balloon animals. performed card tricks and money tricks and to top all that. he embarassed members of the audience by using them as 'hvolunteers. One of the more entertaining volunteers was Pastor Samuelson as Tom Ogden bombarded him with jokes and puns while burning a hole in his suit coat. Everything, including the weather. was perfect for a fun-f'llled Saturday. He's all tied up now. - HUtThroat L 34H- Alex Beblis counted lo l0wilh cards. - I FYI. .- 15 .W-r... : WMH' Qua H..- Everyone took a Magical Mystery Tour during the week of October 3 threugh 9 as Carthage celebrated its 1983 Homoeoming. This ycafs festivities ware marked with enthusiasm. fun. and involvement. This year Carthage decided to shorten the week to increase student involvement and to do so they started the week on Weds. with me tradit tional Olympics as the first event. Events included the chugu ging contest, the ring pass. the spoon pass, and building pyramids. The Olympics generated a Spirit of friendiy com- petition and togetherness among the students. A magic show was presented that night to continue the weeks spirit 16 ???T?- -: r-w .. t Tim Berry and Julie Anderson - Chairpersons Oct. 5 BrotherXsister floor activities 031.5 Olympics - Terri William and Tim Guns Picnic supper Oct. 7 Pep rallyjbonfirc Registration at Holiday Inn Keggar with Synod Oct. 8 Dance contest . . . Registration at Carthage Q1: . . I Float and banner judging Mascots and all enjoy, HEW . ; , ,, Department receptions ?gigi,35;:i:.j, Reunion champagne brunch - ' Hears: 38. 63, 138373, 120 - Decorated car judging Redmen vs. Augustana Homecoming Dance Oct. 9 Worship service 10th Annual Alumni Music Recital . 'AKA: . . 1.. a. -. :i' u i 'x - 'IK'E'WhQ ,' . y... . v'... . . 3 kr law 9:.3' 'y- 'VJ . PomPun time. Y A human pyramid. '- i E 1 .. h ram Q1 JIM r 6 L '.w-.L.1... -w -t .. m3. . rt On Thursday. a bonfire and pep rally took place behind South Hall. drawing a large crowd of rowdy people. Larry Hamilton opened the assembly by in- troducing Augie Schmidt. the retiring football coach Short tributes were given by Jeff Karls and Scott Sutton. At the end of the evening Doug Morris and Mary Dorjath were coronated King and Queen by Dr. Erno Dahl. Coach Wagner applauds a good play. .. ' I ' I I-. I' hand off From Adam Walker. Friday started with a TrG.I.F. party for students and faculty. In the evening. a keggar and dance contest were hosted by the band Synod. The contest featured man fine dancers but K Phi Muphuggers were the overall winners. Floats, cars, and banners were judged before the football game on Saturday. The winners of this contest were Johnson Country ClubXBioy- ettes. Plenty of fans cheered Car- thage on against Augustana; however, the 28-7 loss did not sto the students from partying an dancing in the Vinland and Marina rooms at the Kenosha Holiday Inn. The bands Magic and uSymod played for a fairly large crowd of alum- ni, students. faculty, and parents. Ending the week of celebration was a Sunday brunch with the King and Queen and their court, the alumni and the Chairpersons of Homecoming. . Synod atthekeggar. '1 '35. ' . . . 7 H , -...-.e....W.-ymT m c' -un 'rrm war - MMHH-zn -- .- t ti in: n II. . g At the Holiday Inn with Synod. 19 a 4:0 45 GV Kriewaldt and J. Borgesan F... ..-.'I -.. .. - Deluxury's lead sax player k i t. l Septembcrd American Heartbeat September ID ............. Deluxury October S ................... Synod October 8 ................... Magic October 21 ............ The Balloons December 1 .................. Burst To break up the monotony 0fthc Fall semester, the Student Activity Board 6243 presented several bands for kcggar parties on weekends. Every band had a flavor and style of its very own. It made each kcggar a unique party scene. Everyone will a grec that the anticipation of a kcggar helps the waek before fly by and that that excitement carries on through the folkowing week. Whether a student dances or not and drinks or not, the atmosphere is still one of total rciaxation and ceiebration. The Balloons Sept. 16 ; James Lee Stanley Sept. 24 J Tom Ogden Sept. 30 -- Bosco and Hines Oct. 15 - 0. J. Anderson Nov. 4 Ryan Pctermann Nov. 19 Brown and Brown Dec. 9 Tim and Reggy Harris James La: Stanley t! i Mads Place 305ch and Hines i 'X' 22 w i; .-F '. , w $- . : Sept. 9 ................... Tootsie Sept. 17 ............ Road Warrior Sept. 23 ...... Conan the Barbarian Oct. 1 .................... Stripes Oct. 14 ........... Chariots of Fire Oct. 21 ..... The Song Remains the Same Oct. 28 ............... Cat People Nov. 5 . . . World According to Garp Nov. 12 .................. Gandhi Nov. 18 .................... Tron Dec. 3 ...... Jesus Christ Superstar 23 Silver Cord Oct. 205 21, 22, and 23 E Mrs. Phelps looks at photos and talks about her sons. 1.2; Am i H CH 24 Bruce Baylor - Director Shandy Holland e Artistic Director Al Sheffield 7 Setting and Lighting Designer 1 . . i i 'I Denise Haupt - Costume Designer Dawd and Chrlstina argue over his mothert Marcia Olep -- IChoreographer Elizabeth Rude e Mrs. Phelps Michael Wynhoffe David David Hansen e Robert Lynda Minklcy - Christina Susan Ellingson - Hester Colleen Rapp e the maid The Silver Cordf by Sidney Howard, was first produced at the John Golden Theatre in New York on December 201 1926, and proved to be Howardis sec- ond most successful play of the year. At this time Howard had a series of successful plays, having won the Pulitzer Prize in 1925 with tiThcy Knew What They Wanted? ttThe Silver Cord was a realistic drama that clear- ly showed the problems that can be created in a home when love is carried to excess by Mrst Phelps. As a result of the excessive love she holds for her sons. the audience saw the extremes the mother went to in order to keep her sons near her. Hester and Robert talk about their past. ' efw f - h 3:373? fin QV 26 Emily. Ellen. and Louisa Creed share a secret. ,I' 1-!- y Albert and Lucy's flirting goes a step farther. w Albert and Lucy flirt with each 0mm $311K .t. ' thLadies in Retirement, by Edward Percy and Reginald ' Denham. offers a unique blend and mix of characters: a young, innocent maid in Lucy; a former actress with questionable background in Leonora Fiskc; a domineering housekeeper in Ellen; an ambitious smoothtalker con-artist in Albert; two flighty senile aunts in Emily and Louisa; and finally some stability in a talkative Nun, Sister Theresa. The setting was rural England around 1885. Costuming and setting was in the Victorian Period. Accents were not used to keep continuity in the production. As the story unwinds. the audience sees the needs and wants of each character exposed and developed and Iinally resolved over a six month period of time. Bruce Baylor - Director Shandy Holland - Artistic Director Al Sheffield a Setting and Lighting Designer Denise Haupt e Costumer Marcia Olep w Choreographer Susan Ellingson - Lucy Gilham Chris Bergman 7 Leonora Fiske Elizabeth Rude - Ellen Creed David Hanson e Albert Feather Colleen Rapp e Louisa Creed Pamela Moorshead e Emily Creed Christa Schmid - Sister Theresa 27 Holiday Cheer The Christmas spirit was brought in this year , 1 with lots of snow, cold temperatures, and song. The - -' choirs and bands presented an emotionally stirring ' , perfurrnance in DeCemher. Traditional and i ' familiar songs such as Carol of the Bells were sung along with those not so popular as Thou Gracious and Most Holy Lord. Instrumental music also ad- ded to the spiritually uplifting ceremonies through woodwinds. brass. organs and piano. For a finale, hlights in Siebert Chapel were dimmed. Severai choir members came out from the risers and took lit candles out to the audience. Beginning with the lower levels, the lit candles were passed so that au- dience members could light theirs. After a majority of the audience had Sit their candles, a sing-along was started with songs such as Hark the Herald Angels Sing and Silent Night. A prayer for a safe, warm, and loving hoiiday season concluded the concert. II. L'lr EKY'WE A VERY . F'- Lha! '. u aims Floor holidav cheer. : During Labor Day weekend, we as Car- thage College students began a life together with friends and strangers around us. We have foilowed peopie. and also guided people. We have joined in common causes such as the battle of the bulge, per- forming for grades, and surviving injuries whether serious or not. WeWe studied together in study groups and aione in our room. We've also enjoyed good times such as keggars and Eoor activities. All in ail, Carthage has meshed a lot of us together in many ways. mostly as friends. But no matter what we do, how we do it. or why. we do it. everyone curls up in bed and sleeps e resting up for the upcoming day, week, month or even semester. Brad Kolstad sings out. 30 James Johnson leads the Open Forum. -. .ee Aerobics class. Denise Hofcr and Amy McLaughlin. . -- y - rm M W - I Study hard, Ray. gram I A All tucked in Mn Wichus? - Tom Estkasludies through osmosis. '7 ' q . . 1. H II 'HL ! u... Chapel Mads Place Summertrec Rimers 0f Eldritch Student Theatre SAB May Madness ths Who Graduation '. Chapel Series S pring T erm February 1 SERVICE OF WORSHIP Preacher: Rev. Steve Samuelson February 8 CONCERT THE SPECTRUM 0F SACRED MUSIC Performed by Lee Daugherty Soprano February 15 SERVICE OF WORSHIP Preacher: Rev. Travis DuPriest February 22 SERVICE OF WORSHIP She performed. with help from her pumisl Barbara Richards. songs from Negro Preacher: Rev. Steve Samuelson Spirituals as; well as leading composers such as Bernstein and Bacharach. February 29 CONCERT THE DREAMER. SOULSINGER. AND RPT 2 THATS ME Performed by Richard Paul Thomas Composer. Producer, and Performer March 7 SERVICE OF WORSHIP JAZZ LITURGY Performed by Sam Chell, Prof. Preacher: Father Larry Chapman March 14 MUSICAL PAINTINGS Performed by John Moisman Artist March 2l ' . Richard Paul Tbomas 4 Fcb.29.1984 VISUAL PROGRAM 5, J , is . ART, FAITHKAND FOOLISHNESSn Perfumed by Richard Caemmcrcr, JL He performed songs on electric guitar that he himself wrote and produced as well Artist, Professor, and Lecturer as songs that others have sung as works wilh James Taylor and Jim Croce. April 4 DRAMA THE KINGDOM OF GOD IS WITHIN Performed by the Fountain Square Fools Theatre group April 11 SERVICE OF WORSHIP Preacher. Aaron Milavcc. Prof. h: April 18 ADDRESS WFHE ROLE OF THE ARTS IN THE STRUGGLE FOR LIBERATION Performed by Dr; Paul A. Wee General Secretary for the Lutheran World Ministries April 25 DRAMA bUNCOMMON CLAY Performed by Norman Diet: Author With the help of talents. from Canhagc students. Sam Chcll performed modern versions. of tradilional church hymns and psalms as well as his version of The May Lord's Prayer THE EXTENDED OFFERING May 9 34 SERVICE OF WORSH lP Preacher: Rev. Steve Samuelson John Mosiman- March 14,1984 - He performed with the use of black lights and lapes ofreligiOus music. He has performed for 26 years through drawing religious works to religious music. Fountain Square FooISwApril 14.1984 I m' ?I-l'lh The Fountain Square Fools: Marybeth Burst. Chris Murphy, J. Michael Sparough. and Tria Thompson. Dr. Paul W664April 18.1984 7-,:emuJaa-F? '3, .7 -- . Hcdiscusscd his views on the arts and libcmtion and faith. He has traveled and seen various ideas on what Faith has mcanlh He is a learned man with very mteresling ideash He lectured on his faith through slides ofanwork. He is internationally known for his expertise in an both designing and creating. YE: The Fountain Square Fools performed little skits and songs which were done by the group itselfor with students participation as seen here. Hcdramaticafly discussed his original parables :15 he had cnrlicr written lhcm in a novel he had published A unique attitude was presented by him, 35 36 Extended Offering S pring T erm Rollin Roalh Catherine Lambert Chip McCrary Claudia Stadius Eric Ebb. David Graves. Greg Jones, and Brad Kolstad Liturgical Dancers Kathy Gaul The extended offering is a chance for Carthage students to perform and give of themselves in a manner comfortable for the performertsl and for a way to express their thoughts and feelings for others to see, hear and possibly interpret and understand. .. Chip McCray.r performs a ballali with t accompanist. Rollin Ronth was the First on lhc agenda and bcautifulty sang a solo lenor ballad. Claudia Stadius presented a dramatic reading for the chapel audience. hc hglp of Carol Shoop. KW- .m.-- :.--.:.-:.-;.. .Wawm Mm I Ebb. Jones. Kolslad. and Graves pcrfmmed a barbershopquartct. A posed photograph ofthe Liturgical Dancers . I An action 5h0l ofthe Liturgical Dancers. l Kathy Gaul. soprano. pcrformcd a song with the help of M57 Foster, MM: - IL? :w' l --:-- -'1.-:-r'--... -:-r.;: .-. ,4. . v-r-I- ---.-.1a-v 'Al- F: Macas Place Spring Term Mats Piace's Mascol 38 FREE HOT LUNCH Summertree March 8, 9, 10, and 11 ttSummertree, a three act play. was written by Ron Cowen ' ' - t. in 1967. when he was only twenty-two years old: therefore he . . - -. ,- t ' writes intimately from first hand experience about the prob- ' -; ' lems the conscientious student faces while struggling towards adulthood. This play won the Vernon Prize Award for the best play of 1968. . Summertree caused the audience to examine their values about the significance of life and their relationships in the family unit. Even thOugh the theme is a serious one, Mr. C0wen treats it with wit and charm. The characters are easy to emphatize with because they recognize their own vulnerability. They want so much and there is so little time. We see them at- tempting to do what they think is best in a chaotic world where war is a destructive forCe. DIRECTOR e Shandy Holland TECHNICAL DIRECTOR e A! Sheffield COSTUME e Denise Haupt CHOREOG RAPHER q Marcia Olep Young Man e Michael Wynhoff Mother e Leslie Siordia Father e Mac McBride Girl e Cindy Cobb Soldier e David Hanson Little Boy e Erin Haller ta 6th grader from Kenoshai Young man discusses the past and war with the little boy. P UT Molher and Father discuss troubles concerning the little boy. mi WI ff A family fight over playing softbail or baseball.- 41 Butterflies Are Free April 26, 27, 28, and 29 Buttcrflies Are Free is a very simple story about a young blind man who leaves his home in Scarsdale against the opinion of his domineering mother. He got an apartment at Greenwich Villaga met a young actress and fell in love. His mother tries throughout the play to separate them and bring him home. DIRECTOR h Shandy Holland ASSISTANT DIRECTOR David Hanson TECHNICAL DIRECTOR Al Sheffield COSTUMES - Denise Haupt STAGE MANAGERS Trista Holland and Claudia Stadius Don Bakcr Michael Wynhoff Mrs. Baker -n Elizabeth Rude Jill Tanner Colleen Rapp Ralph Austin David Hanson Don refuses 10 sec what Ralph looks Like even though all are insisting. 42 .. I Ralph unknowingly insulls Mrs. Baker in front of Dun. . u if - I a 2 11!.6'41; 44 Student C ' S 'th Senior Craig Smith, writer, producer, ralg m1 and star of the Broadway variety show the Audition,n performed his show an the nights of May 4th and 5th. The two hour production featured musical and dance acts, comedy, dramatic scenes about actors and the plite of audition- ing. The idea for the show came from his past experiences as a professional actor. The show satisfied his desire to write a screenplay about an actorts struggle in order to make it to the top. It was quite successful. Here are a few of the songs done in the performance: A Chorus Line e hl hope I get it Audition fer the Metropolitan Opera Porgy 8c Bess - ttSummertimeh Annie e- Tomorrow Rehearsal for thriller Flash Dance 7 uHets A Dream, hThriller Oliver -- Reviewing the Situation Funny Girl e ttDonht Let It Rain On My Parade Theatre Senior Elizabeth Rude directed lwo one act plays for her fellowship in theatre which was her major. The shows were seen on March 21 22, and April 7. and 8. Both of her one acts dealt with the transforming power of love but in very different tones. Hello Out There was written by William Saryan as a serious drama. The students in this part of the show were: Karen Thygcson Mitch Spencer David Hansen Sue Ellingson Scott Geller thc Phoenix Too Frcqucm was written by Christopher Fry as a comedy and very much so. The students par; ticipating in this one are: Karen Thygcson held lead roles in both as did Mitch Spencer. Elizabeth Rude 45 Fuhruul'y 3'3 tSnlurdu-Vl Lm'u Inc. March IT iSqurLkIH Do You Vlind lfl filnukc SAB Keggars April l3 t;l-'riduy1 Rockirf Robins - Love Inc. ., a 1r ' f . 1 Ha. ; -I.'uin---I-A--------.- .--.---.. -- .. a' -. l; - ' - -z-w ' .. ' 4 - I .2. ' Trying to Icarn 33331.2: slcp?? '-.; i - Casualty 11H .0 4- Dean chusha - Casualty H ' I . ;. Win? :.. -' ' . -- ' 31-9- .. -, . fig; - -' J -: '-' l- J I 46 ninr. 4...!1 . 5V6? ..gxx9. 4T I May Madness . This May Madness was full of lots of unique ideas and events. I ! Mother Nature was not quite sure whether or not she approved of 'l the outdoor activity. One moment she gave Uh sunshine and very ! little wind and 1 IBT'I she turned off the sun and gave us drizzle and i windy eonditio.is. Java played reggae music in the courtyard, Besides the mingling erowdt there were crowds of people selling and buying goods such as the Turtle Brats and the balloons 301d 1 by another group. Crowds also gathered around the Don's Dunk i Tank which got rid ofa lot of the participant's agressioris. The i indoor Michigan Room keggar had a real festive atmosphere. i Caruso was playing for the dancers in the group. Beer and pop l were constantly Flowing out of the taps. The annual lip contortions . Contest went off welt with lots ofyehis and beds fmm both doers and watchers. The first annual cup sucking contest was held with : much success also. Lots of enjoyment for the entire weekend both i public and private. r MM, I$ I Q: J 39-- 12:. I . ! Itiaiii lama .II; III. , E , o 49 'l huh. mmmmf-lag, H II..- Putrick N. Anderson James R. Johnson Jamie L. Jolly Jason C. Kocnitzer . RhondaJ Sjocdsmn Graduation Ceremonies p 52 ' x -- Above: Our fellow graduatcs preparing for baccalaurcate ceremonies. Below: Our graduates filing in and sitling for the ceremonies, Above: Spca kcrs during the baccalaureate ccrcomies 53 55 56 F rcshmen Sophomores H e m S S a l C r e d H H Juniors 5? in... CARTHAGE COLLEGE WMZ-.,H. -. FOUIDED II 5857 Scott Anderson Cynthia Bea rdnley Andrew Bcnbow Debbie Brand Mary Cardinali Nancy Clause. MJChael Ashman Alex Bebfis Wendy Bcnziger Barbara Brilton Todd Casell Lina Clcr GraceAnn Bachmann Slacic Becker Terrence Checks Cindy,r Czubakowski Tim Bzulnlcr Kitthlccn Bcckmunn Gina Chinpcllu Jennie Duvix Trim: Bankford Michud Bcckmunn Rcbcccu Blink Jim Brouks Sarah fhizm Kathy Dicklbss Pam Burubas Jennifer Bchrcndt Karon Bond Louise Bultunschmn Lynn Clark Donna lmmmnn James Domn J.Scou Finch Fcrdinandu Ualvuz Kathy Gracf Heidi Hakc Paula Hcidc Jeffrey Drcher Lorene Fishcr Suzanne Ganzcr Lillian Grccn David Hale Lori chdrickson Bunnie Dumkc Debbie Florck Dana Hansen Heidi chschcl Susan Iidwnnh Dale Ford Jumc: Hansnn Debi liuslurd Susan lillingson Curcmeh Foster Laurie Gusscn Llndu Grlgg Ilulli liarbuck Jcnniltr Hucbncr Pamclu Erickson Lorene Fox Tamara G rubow Shurun i-luhcck Jill Harris Jennifer .Iunwalk 59 60 Pam Janczak Diane Kane Mark Kopcnski Phillip Lce Dcura McNulty Kim Meyer Pernillc Jensen Chrisiinc Kalukc Sue Lane John Leon Pam Munchld Slcvcn Miller Chrislinc Jerikian Maria: Kissinger Anthony Marchcuc Runuld Miller Emily .luhnmm-Drunc Sicvcn Knul l,iyzu Marlin Lauri: Minion Lisa .Iuhnson Kurun Knucppcl Marilyn Landmann qunciu McCann qunninc Munch Jenny Mirru Linda Kanninski Tum Kollch Frank LuVura Anthony McLean Cynthia Mcnlink Cindy Muurc Patrick Moore Michael Okango Mary Pclkcvich April Porrctlo Dan Riggs Robin Schmoldt Pamela Moors head Chris Orbcscn Paul Phillips Cara Pucrncr Rollin Roath Ken Scolaro Christa Nass chzday Paimcr Ursula Rojina Tami Silmr Tami Ncisun Georgia Pappudcmlriuu Knlic RuHcr Barbara Singer Donna Nicholls Timothy Farris Thomas Pokkcn Margaret Rndlke Lisa Ruslnncycr Michael Sin: Jnnc101ufs Laura Pcccarclli Karen Purmlatin Cullccn Rapp Anne Schuringcr Julanm: Slama 61 62 Earl Smith Lisa Slelmack Arica Swartz Theresa Voyce Brian Wulf Dean Zimmerman Laura Smylhe Susan Snead Pat Snyder Eric Stevens Wendy Stevenson Tim Slrcckcrt Lori Tellcfscn Jcnni Walz Stephanie Zietlow Jeanne Zuelkc Sonja Solbcrg Devin Strong Francia Velasquez Lisa Wilkc Jane Slcinberg Kristen Swanson Esther VonBunau Brenda Winlberg Both are beginning to bloom: Spring and SOPHOMORES Victoria Akehurst Brian Baker Betsy Barton Kathleen Bislcw Jill Blasier Sheila Blogg Laura Blurn Jill Brinkman Cindyr Bucholz Susan Byzl Henry Carstens Mike Castelli Ruth Cleven Matthew Cline Lauren Cooke Elaine Dafnis Gerald Danzer Bruce Dickerson 63 Donna Dielz Lisa Ducting Julic Dokmo Annette Eichmann Mike Eislc Thomas Estka Chris Elsner Nancy Etter Trish Fabcr Laurie Fries Deidre Gaertner Candy Garland Karla Glover Anne Greene Garry.r Gustafson Linda Halstenrud Michael Heilmann Christopher Hopp Peggy Hubmann Mari Jacobson Ala nd ra J o hnson Douglas J ohnson Kitty Joh nson Kimberly Kallemeyn Stan Kapka Marcia Kondolf Pamela Kautz Pat Kavanaugh Krislen Keietlcber Joan Kindwald Jean chfslad Paul Koch Brad Koistad Karen Kovach Pauta Kruger Kathryn Lambert Bill Lang Sandra Leuth Andy Logemann Julie Lundin Calhy LupI0w Robin Majewski Verlencct Mason Ann Masscy Calhcrinc Mauney Marivcan Merrick Palrick Moore Mark Murdini 55 56 Mary Myer Kimberly Nagcl Neal Neybert Jane O'Neal Richard Paeth Tim Palmer John Parkhurst Julie Peace Willi: Perez Kristy Phillips Kim Pollich Krista Puerncr Nancy Radtkc Caryl Reichenbach Steven Rem Fred Santelli Nick Sca rpelli Polly Schmidt Laura Schultz Vicki Sell Laurie Serpe Dennis Sheffield Ginnyr Ship: Philip Smith GeorfSparks Steve Somerville Cindy,r Splayt Dawn Stein Leeann Stcnzel Timothy Svcndsen Karon Swanbom Terry.r Swenson Roger Syvias Laurie Titzkowski Annette Toscano Kati: Twohill Debbie Tyber Roberl Vineyard Dan chzel Marty Wcssels Ray Wichus Amy Wycoff Roger Yule Dan Zimmerman 6? 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S n O 1 lzat' GBrgan. ..H.+ht-4wtw.....h.. -...... ?.i-w Alpha Lambda Delta Alpha Lambda Delta is the national honorary society established to honor studcnts who achieved a 3.5 grade point average or better during their first year of college. This past year, the Carthage College chapter successfuliy raised money enough to support its first chapter on its 60th anniversary as well as the fact that it established a schoolwide tutorial program aimed especially at the freshman courses in an effort to promote impro'ved academic achievement throughout the college. Front Row: Chris Eisner. Amy Wycoff, Laurie Fries, Sue Hornsbostel. Karon Barksdalc, Sandy Lcuth, and Annette Eichmann. Middle Row: Victoria Akehurst, Diane Steinlein. LcAnnc Bcvcrsdorf. and AI Zahn. Back Row: Dan Zimmerman. J. Paul Koch, Mari Jacobson. Terry Swanson. and Randy Scys. Missing: Laura Bass. Bruce Dickerson. Trudy Koller. Andrew I..ogcmann, Catherine Mauney. Ayla Phillips. Steve Somerville. Victoria Wright and Roger Yule. James Bishop and Margaret Roberts are the advisers. J. Paul Koch, President: Mari Jacobson, Vice President; Terry Swanson. Secretary: and Laura Bass. Treasurer. - A! h Alpha Lambda Epsilon is the p a American Criminal Justice Association on campus founded in September of L I982. Its members are strictly criminal ambda justice enthusiastsl This fraternity's purpose is to aid and encourage the ex- ' pansion of higher education especially EPSIIOH in the field of criminal justice. They sponsor field trips and guest speakers to Craig Smithh President learn more about their field and to en- joy learning while outside of the Professor Clayton Dtskerud t Adwsor classroom cxperiencct 92 Arrow The Arrow is produced weekly except lhrough brea ks and interim. naturally. It is a combination of informative issues and relaxation articles along with cartoons and photograph; Writers research and write their articlctsi and pass it on to their representative. That person along with all the other reps decide which is good and going in, good and saved and not so good and forgotten. From there the paper is created. Typesetting. pasting together, proofread and delivered to the printer who in return gives them the finished product for mailbox distribution. ii Pram Row: Marilyn Landmann. Chris Bergman. Julie Van Martrci and Pam Mourchcud. Swami Ron's Annctc Toscano. Denise Hofcr, Julie Slamat Mark Rauschcr, Byron McCrury and Ruth Koepke. Back Row: Slew: Knar. Dean Dcrushn. Peter Dcnrtcc. Put Anderson. Brian Smith and Eric Ebb. Adviser h David Johnson Execulivc Ed h Mark Ruuscher Managing Ed ---- Eric Ebb Brian Baker Assignment Mgr. w Crane Hcarn Circulating Mgr. -- Copy Editor -h Peter Dcnncc Design Editor h Heidi Wells Features Editor h Li? Snyder Financial Editor h Annette Eichmann News Editor h Pat Anderson Advertising Mgr. Tim Thums Production Coordinator h Kira chdt Sports Editor 7 Jill Brehm Story Editor h Brian Smith Michelle Baumann Sarah Chizzo Janet Cooke Dean Derusha Kathy Dickfoss Lynnette Esch Sarah Frcegard Torn Georges Denise Hofer Daniel Holt Sue Jansky Emily Johnson Mark Jones Tim Kent Laura King Steve Knar Mare Landmann :2 4;?- 1' Byron McCrary Suzanne McIndoc Jeanne Merrifield Anna Miller Pam Moorehead Scott Pcderson Jeff Schaeffcr Carol Shoop Nancy Shubart Julie Slams. Jane Steinweg Robert Stilligross Devon Strong Julie Van Martrc Lisa Wilke Brenda Winberg John Zilligan H 93 Front Row: Latina Campbell. J. Paul Koch. Caroline Glaess. Desi Daman Jeff Karls. and Mark Jenks. Back Row: Dan Beyers. Kevin Frcdrickson. AI Zahn. Randy Scys. Joe Jacobson. Sharyl Stichr. Troy Tymeson. Diane Steinlein. Paul Capclli, and Wall Sutver Missing: Jon Cooley. Paul Copps, Evelyn Crump. Randy Duckert. Dave Graziano. Ron Kirsch, Vincents Linarcs, Dave Merrick. Caroline Savaglio. Dan Sorenson. Karen Thygeson. and Mike Ziclinski. Walt Suter - Adviser Mark Jenks President Troy Tymcson Vice President Sharyl Stiehr Secretary Dan Beyers- Historian Evelyn Crump Honorary Joe Jacobson Associate Dave Merrick -Associatc E I .-. F'sdEEIi-EEEFE ck..- U-l 55.35,: 3:: 1,1,3 ..Lib ESE LUEEE': nan r-gr-ug :19 3 E191: gcuggagg;; Diphg -Egn':-4i CDLI-ggu; :55; 5258,5538.2 .o sggh4h13m5'ge - M -- o .. ' - mg:d35E;a E t... .. 41 :--- u :n . . . a 3 30 u go: o- a g g 3 .1 Mark Jenkstakmg h1s lab rabblt for a walk. 50533329132: w .- ':.o'-;f.o';-a5-AE$ 94 Beta Phi Epsilon ' x x' Beta Phi Epsilon was founded in l958undcr1hc mullu To be God roaring. to promalc good chotvship. :md msupporl the school at all times. Thusc brothers. Lhal are known belter us the Squires. have had a hectic year wi1h panics such as the Paddy M urphy Party. organizing a blood drive. parucipating in Derby Day. and being Big Brothers with a group from town called the Kimhipol' Kcnoshu. Paul chvcl , President Jim Jolly Vice President Bill Anderson - Sccrcmry Pclc Schumuchcr , Treasurer Front Row: Tim P:11n1cr.Pcchndcrson. Mike Ziclinski. Mike Slrohm. Tom Henderson. and Brian Hcllbcrg. Middle Row: John Tate. Mike Bulka. Dan chzcl. Mark Minik. Dave Cueurx Bill Anderson. and Paul WenzeL Back Row: Rick l1aaldnd.Jin1Jolly Tim Berry. Tim Gcns. and Gary Mundl. Missing: George Kcmcck and Peter Schumakcr. Advisers: P. Powell and J. Holingsworth. m i 3 I - Enigma!!! Pclc .Mr. Vegas Anderson gels ready to run. 95 Black Student Union Latina Campbell - President Crane Hearn - Vice President Clayton Diskcrud Adviser Missing: Thcdious BraggsH Mark Carlen Cynthia Cobb. Darren Ford. Priscilla Joiner. Leon Korncgay Glynis Payne. Michael Smith and Daryll Tyree. Present: Keith Pope. Carl Jacobson. Mike Okanga. Lillian Cream Karon Barksdalc Crane Hearn. and Latina Campbell. The Black Student Union is an organization formed at Carthage College 10 give the black students a chance to interact with one another as well as with other black organizations from local collcgcs universities. and the community. This year BSU was involved in manyactivities:Annua1 Winter FormaL Gospel Jubilee, Campus Talent and Fashion Show. Silent Day Fund Raiser and Christmas Party for less fortunate community children. I1- Smith and Lawrence in swim .A.- I ---;A I attire. Parr, Sm nd La '6 are WJyE' ' mar ihc- bcuuh. KI 95 A Front Row: Ruth Clcvcn, Kimberly Fraasc, Mike Maaske. David Graves. and Scott Lungrcn. Second Row: Dale Nichaus. David Hall. Peter Dcncc. Karen Howery. and Brad Kolstad. Back Row: Professor Roth and Dr. Winkle. y '- 1. a-l - i i. I . 1 See Dave. you did play the wrong note! Now stop arguing. L14 w ' . 'f' w ' .11 m2... . A f- 7: ..... .-. a . After many hours of rehearsals. the: Brass Choir performs brilliantly for audience after audience. Among the long list of performances comes our church services. area church services. baccalaureate and comment:- ment services. Their major tour was a January trip to Florida which included lots of stops for shows plus lots 0f practicing and of course. a little fun in the sun and silcseeing. They have no definite plans for their im- mediate future except more fine performances; 9T 93 'FTITTI'....-I' C Linc is the campus information and resource ccnlcr of things lu do and sec in this area operated by only students volunteers and located in the basement of Tarble Hall. Nearly any information pertaining to Lti 211 Carthage is available through C Linc. Formed in October of 1979, C Linc has expanded both in services and membership in hopes of keeping lhc campus informed. 1n the past years they have aided in lhc campus cvcms calendar. ncw3papcrs and its listing of campus hours and cx- tensions. In the future. C Linc plans on expanding its services by having pccr counselors and adult support leaders. Front Row: JcIT Dcnard, Nancy Kluuea. Suc Olson. Becky Wultkc and Karla Barth Second Row: Lynn Dcrfus. Todd Caselt. Jamie Jolly. Kathy Bisicw. Laura Bcnncu, Sally Cartlbrd. Jancl McCarthy and Karon Burksdulc. Back Row: Rich I'Qi1u2hcvio2h Dennis Hcin. Laura Johan- ning. Heidi chschcl, leryJu Fanning. Julie Meier. Mary Larson and Chris Kuukc. Missing: Ilnpc llcnschcl. Karen Kicssling. Trudy Kollcr. Chrihlil Schmid Dave Sloycr. and Wayne Stung. campus Ministry council Front Row: Devin Strung. Mary Gnu. Claudia Sladiura. Lori Hundrickson, Linda Minkicy. Cuthcrinc Maunuy und l,ih'it Drukcnmillcr. Back Row: Pastor Slcvc Samuelson, Laura Balsa. Sally Field. Amy McLaughlin. .IcrliSChlchgcr. Steve Wulkcr and DaVid Hullt The campus ministry council came into being this year to serve as a church council for religious life at Carthage College. Some of the council's primary tasks will be: planning in- tegrated religious events which combine the talents of two or more religious groups such as Living Hope or the Liturgical Dancers; to give advice and council to the campus pastor and priest: and to serve as a unified religious body for the discussion of rcligicms issues at Carthage. There are twenty people from various areas on interest designated as voting members yet any person is welcome and encouraged to pariticpate in the meetings and voice his or her opinion With lots of goals and hope in mind and body, thc campus ministry council looks forward l0 an ex- citing and very productive beginning year. cartilage chair The Carthage College Choir is the second oldest touring choir in the United States. They have vocally performed both on and off campus. While at Carthage, the choir performed at church services, honors convocation, the Christmas concert, and graduation. They have also toured during the month of Jan. Their trip began in Ill. and went through Ml, OH, PA, NJ. with a free night in NYC and ending in Windsor, Ontario, Canada. They sang in various locations on their way there and back. Dr. Sjoerdsrna replaced Dr. Windh while he was on sabatical. Members of the choir said they were well received and that all went very well. The only item mentioned concerning their future plans was an interim trip to Europe for a tourt 100 mi. .. e .7 ?..WF-mau... Front Row: Jan Steinbergt Rollin Roath. Julie VanMarlre. Greg Jones. Karen Devonat Steve Rem. Chris Bcrgmann. Bruce Dickerson, Caroline Jones, and Paula Kruger. Second Row: Carol Shoop. Bill Lievcn. Carole Bekken. Jon Von Beekunx Elimbcth Rude. David Graves. Susan Ellingson, and Sue Olson. Third Row: Becky Johnson. Pcler Denney. Denise l-lofer. Jim Doran. Byron McCrary, Nancy Etlur, Dale Niehaus. Terry Swanson. and David Slayer. Back Row: Mike Bekman. Julie Dokomo, Brad Kulstud. Kathy Gall. Pat Anderson. Jeanna Murril'icld. FJiC Ebb. Tirsh Faber. and Dan Zimmerman. Garthage college community People Adviser e Jeff Denard President e Mary Ellen Anichini Seated: Laurie Minlon. Mary Ellem Anichini. and Sandy Aiello. Back Row: Ken Scolaro. Marty Fluhrer. Cara Puerner. Steve Carreno. Sandy Watch and Kitty Johnson. Lots of events happen on campus with on campus students and faculty but the Carthage College Commuting People are trying to create lots of off campus activities. Their members have an annual commuter new student orientation day. They also have a weekly llOut to Lunch Bunch Business Group Union meeting to keep their members up to date with the real world. On top of all this. they have an annual uEdmund Fitzgerald Memorial Road Rally, a car race around the Kenosha area. The Carthage College Commuting People are trying to improve their commuter lounge through small projects and fund raisers. Their sole purpose is to unite commuterst sponsor activities for commuters and represent commuters in school projects such as the student government. 101 102 ........-0 . Front Row: Janet Cooke. Phil Kohlcmaincn. Kris Rabc. Dennis Hein, J. S. Anderson. Kevin Suchsland. Dave Sloycr. and Slave Rose. Second Row: Liz Snyder. Troy Tymeson. Amy Wycoff. Vicki Akehursl. Karen KieSSIing. Deb Rakow. Cindy Karttunen. and Becky Wuttkc. Back Row: Andy Logcmann, Mary Jo Meyer. Al Zahn, Julie Meier. Claude Mcrtzcnich. Cheryl Stiert Randy.r Seyst and Lynnette Schwcchel. The Carthage College Honors Coun- cil has approximatey 250 members with the average active membership hover- ing around 30 people. The large number of members is due to the fact that this organization invites anyone and everyone who is currently a member of any honorary organization or who ex- cells during their freshman year in grade point average or whose name is mentioned on the Dcants List. Through their members, the Honors Council wants to carry on the principles of ex- cellence in higher education for years to come. President: Claude Mcrtzcnich Adviser: Dr. Travis DuPriest Front Row: Jim Valentine, tgucat speakerl, Calherinc Mauncy. chfSchlcsmgcr. Steve Walker and Devin Strung. Back Row: Tara Kollcsh Wendy Barnes, Karen Norman. Kris Kcicrlcbcr. Lisa Clcr. Pastor S1cvc Samuelson Harold Kruger and Sally Fields, The Church Vocations Group is open to ail students considering lay Harold Krugerh Adviser or ordained services in church work. The church vocations group pro- vides speakers from many different vocations within the church. It C0-ordinators:Catherinc Mauncy serves as a support group for students interested in dcchoping skills for Steve Walker . full-time church work. The group also aliuws for the sharing of ideas ! concerning religious life. . 1-. if 00mm unity Advisors What can you say about what your CA tCom- munily AdvisoH does ? Your CA is very busy and occasionally around. Your CA is usually sit- ting post if not walking his duty. Your CA is also a walking and breathing information booth. Your CA is a security guard for your Floor and the whole dorm. Your CA is creative in Hoor ac- tivities. Your CA is sensitive and understanding of your needs as well as the floor as a whole. Of course your CA is a lot more than what is men- tioned here including your friend. DOUDSUOH Fronl Row: Karon Kiculing and Eric Ebb. Second Row: Jamie Jolly. Debbie Rakow. Karla Bathy and Denim: Stood. Back Row: .Iohn Mclis. Sandy Burkhardt. and Mitch Spencer. Front ROW: Jeff Dunurd. Andy Kcil. John Vilulu.;1nd Mike Maaskc. Back Row: Gary Lofgrcn, Troyr Tymoraon. Milo: Michio Mac McBridcand Scot: Geller. Kevin Parkcr' Trudy Kollcr. Deb Pouluus...1irn Rcutcr. Mary Ricch Phil Groom. Barb Oruvct. and Louis: Butlenschon. From Raw: Becky Johnson. and Becky Willkcy Second Run! Sheryl Ruble. Sui: 0150 . and Laura Bcnnctl. Hark Raw: Diana Shurpund Kmhy Gull. 0'-'O ' !93 :re-rcom CASS are human beings they eat. sleep and breathe. they are no different from you or me. Thcy laugh. they sing. 1hcyparty.thcy cry they're not superior people. thcyWI eventually die They love. and they need love. they're not that secure. their feelings can be hurt. but they'll still endure. They have mothers, Fathers. sislcrsy and brothers. they weren't round undcr manhole covers. They correct you. they serve you. they try not to be rude. thcy'rc normal people. they hate institutional Food. Thcytrc a spcciai typcy :1 gift to your life. Thcy'n: underslanding and sympathetic. they will intervene during attire So the nexl limit: you see one. say howdy y good day. and you might meet the person. not thc CA. 105 106 Delta Omega Nu 5.? ' Q 232' 30 W A fr..k 3 I ;;: wumm x lime Front Row: Mike Fabrc, John Raymond Todd Kipcr. Murk Burlinnlxi. and Tim Lamwil. Second Row: Scull Daniel. Tom Johnson. and Scull Jensen Third Row: Erich Uchcrsohn. Kevin Steward. 51cm: I:UHCF.CUI'1 :6inurch.su01tKivimuki. Darrell Erdmann, and Scull Lurscn. Back Row: Eric Slcphcn. Mike Pawllk. zmd Chuck Tylcr. President: Steve: Fuller Adviser: Jon Swift C. Opcnhcim and J. Kucnichr in their Sunday best. Delta Omega Nu is concerned with providing their members with all that school and its affiliated organizations cannot. For instance, a cooperative and peaceful residence. a formal whcrc pcolc are sun: to attend. and in general an atmosphere that will pro- mote brotherhood and achievement especially in the scholastic and athletic areas. They have had a beach cleanup project, a Thanksgiving Food Drive, and have helped set up the American Cancer Society Auction among 1015 of other projects and panics. All of this started in September of I95? when the DONS were originally chartered under the purpose of buiIding character and striding for athletic excellence. Driftwood 2: w. it'- Front Row: Knrcn Biil'kiiddic. Mary Pclkcviuh. and Latina Cumpbclii Second Raw: Monica Milchlraniit Jennic Davis. l.aur:iSmy1hc.und Sharon Fcil. Third Row: Sue Uunzur, Mun.r Larson and Cindy Kurtuncn. Back Row: Juncl Cunket Annctlc Toucanu and Mary .10 Mayor. Missing: l,iz Snyder. Sum Cltizzu. Trudy Kollcr. Duug Merrimund SandyCarlisi. -' Schultz tEditorJ mcctinga deadline. . ,J 5.4....Wr , . This year the Driftwood is totally new except for the publica- tion company. Under the i t A. j 5. -. . - - guidance of Alana Boltcn,a first I i Toscunound Pclkcvich working! r Sharon Fell lAsst. Ed.i uruuing her $lurl . year art professor and our adviser. the 512th tried their best to create a more traditionaL complete and i537 '4'me i J I A special thanks goes to Matthew Cline. my co-cdiior. Although his time for input was limited due to his withdrawal. his cnthnsialic efforts and Creative ideas have helped me throughout the year. His strength and sup- port for the Driftwood and for my abilities has given me the courage to go against all that has and did come up 31.521 bur- rier towards the rumple- lion of an cxccilcnt yearbook. accurate account of the academic school year of 198N814. Future aspirations are for a bigger and better yearbook. EDITOR h Laura Schultz ADVISOR-Alanc Bolton CO-EDITOR h Matthew Cline ASSISTANT EDITOR - Sharon Fall 10? 105 Interiraternity council Beta Phi Epsi'ion Dem: Omega Nu Tim Gcns Eric Ebcrson Tim Berry Kevin Spclski John Tate Bob Vineyard Phi Kappa Sigma Tau 00M: PM' Sleve Dccls Date Buyers Greg Polacheck Doug Morrk Doug Johnson SuniSc:1lizilIi - F... e-mm-. Tm: Sigma Chi Tau Sigma PM Scott Sutlon Rick Simpson Vincentc l,inurcs Angelo Dominano Bruce Davis uDenver The lnterfraternity Council is lhe governing body over the six fraternities on campus. They work in conjunction with the Panhellenic Council to create a fun-Fille and safe Greek life; Their biggest activities are duringGreek Week with the Olympics. We apologize for the lack ofa photo forthis council but we took the 198485 council and not the one for Ibis past year, The Driftwood staff. Interna tional Friendship Association Front Row: Sue Gibson, Sandy Lculh. Chris Elsncr and Karla Barth. Back Row: Annette Eichmann. Greg Nichols. Paula Newcom. Esther Von Bunau. Lynnette Schweckel and Jamie Jolly. President e Chris Elsner Adviser w M. Kent- Rohan The International Friendship Association was formed by a group of interested students who had a strong desire to study, learn about, and understand other nations and their cultures. They have not had much support due to their size and ideas yet they are active in their search for knowledge on others. They listen to music and watch films and discuss readings in other tongues than English. They have had many activities including a wine and cheese tasting party and an international Christmas party. M muoeuuu Louise Butlcnshon studying hard. . f r . . NI eggtreeinthe-hanguagelab.v Kappa 0111' Omega Front Row: Patti Snyder, Jenny Bowycr. Debbie Brand, Arica Swartz. Jennifer Badzioch, Trina Bankford. Kathy Vavrck. and Sheila Blogg. Second Row: Linda Brett. Rose McCormickt Monica Maestronzi.8uzi Wolfarth. Sue Maas, Kris Swanson. and Nancy Radtkc. Third Row: Pam Downie, Janice May, Vicki Thoresont Laura Van Puymbrouch, Kris Burman. Karen Swambom, Mary Dorjath. Sonja Kopp. Denise Stood, and Sue Byai. Back Row: Susi Edwards. Lisa DDering. Jennifer . Paultint Laurie Pomahac. Linda Halstenrud. Dicdrc Oacrtner.1.aurie Scrpie. Jeanne Hughes, Erica White. Lori Peterson. and Peggy Jo Fcchtelkotter. Missing: Kathi Hansen, Rosie Lindstrom and Lynn chburgt Since May 1961 the sisters of Kappa Chi have shared their love, friendship and under- standing through their own in- dividuality. Their hectic schedule includes Kappa Kapers with the K-Phi,s,a Christmas formaL and various dive parties. In the spring they have a wine and cheese party. All these are worked arcund several fund raisers and service projects such as the sale of pretzels and working in the Soup Kitchen in Kenosha. Rosie Lindstrom h President Erica White h Vice President Vicki Thoreson h Secretary Sonja Kopp -- Treasurer 109 Kappa Phi Eta Squire's Haaiand strips. Chuck Tyler. 3 DON.jams out. The K-Phi'st 0r Kappa Phi Eta in proper Greek. are a scrvicefsocial sorority organized in i965. The K-Phiis offer their assistance at the Retirement Home and at the Retarded Achievement Center. They also have money maker projects such as the $1.98 Beauty Contest tpicturcd abovet. On the social side they enjoy each other'5 company :11 various theme parties such a5 the Christmas party the Spring Formal. the Polyester Party and the co-sponsoring orthe Kappa Kapcrs Halloween Party with the Kappa Chi Omegas. Living Hope Front Row: Cindy Moore and Denim: Hufcr. Second Row: Suzi Steinbreehcr and Robin Schmoidt. Third Row: Theresa Voycc. Fourth Row: Tara Kol1e5.Jounne Walker. Tami Grabowt and Tami Neluun Fifth Row: Jeannine Maueh. Sue Hornsboslel, Kim Nugei. and Lori chdricksun. Back Row: Jeff SCthbngCl. Coordinator - Jeff Schlesinger Adviser -- Pastor Stcvc Samuelson Living Hope is an outreach group within the chapel. They try to enlighten area witnesses and churches through song, skit and clown worship with the latter being predominant. The original group was made up of two or three active members with a light schedule. Todayis group currently has fourteen members who lead a hectic schedule. They have participated in everything from Carthage Colleges Extended Offering to clowning For a senior citizen group in town. This organizationis Future aspirations are to continue clown worshipping and to increase their assignments in their schedule for both fail and spring term. 110 Mooners Another social Organization arc the Mooncrs. Sincc being organized in I982, they have started a fine tradition of funding the Ted Nicholson scholarship. They also enjoy their brothcrk companionship through participation in gulfoutings, softball games and Hungry Head Rum. Nu Rick Goschcy1 President specific activities for their future were mentioned because they are still in lhc idea stage. Members are looking forward to another fun-fillcd academic year. Bill Hoarc --- Adviser . The oliver Wendell Holmes Society .'m 1.1. I. Front Row; Professor Zephy. Second Row: Craig Smith and .Iunclrtfuukc. Third Row: Rich Vichkcvich. Curlis Wilinski. Phil Kohlcmaincn. BrianSmithund.IumicJnhnson.l a1issing: Dunn Andcrsun. Put Andor- son. Jim Kohl. Miriam Solo and Lisa Zcmblich, , President -- Rich Nichkcvich The Oliver Wendell Holmes Society is am . . ogranization for students sharing a 'prc- V'CC Pres1dent1 Dana Anderson law interest. Their activities include hav- ing guest speakers, trips to law schools and a bi-annual visit to the Law School Caravan in Madison. Wise. 111 Margaret Roberts A Adviser Tammy Steinich President Mary Dorjath m Vice President Gina Liefert m Secretary Kim Teskey - Treasurer Panhell, meaning llall Greek, is an organization composed of all Carothagc Sorority Women. It provides a sense of unity among individual members. The Panhellenic council formulates rush procedures, in the fall sis well as in the spring, and strives toward the improve- ment of the entire Greek system here at Carthage. Panhell also organizes Greek Week, where all fraternity and sorority get together and honor the Greek system. Front Row: Kathy Vavrek. Janet McCarthy and Karen Howcry. Back Row: K1m Tcnkeyl Mary Dorjath. Tammy Steinich and Gina Liefcrt. Missing: Julic Andcrson and Karen Kicssiing. Seated: Devin Strong. and Julie Slarna. Back Row: Jeannine Mauch. Pastor Slew: Samuelson Mary Gun. and Kelly Waterman. Coordinator e Mary Gau Adviser e Pastor Steve Samuelson The purpose of the Peace and Justice Group is four fold. It pro- vides education of issues of in- terest to the group members, the college community, and the Kenosha area through speakers, films, and the media. It is a sup- p0rt group for Peace and Justice members. the college community and all others working on peace and justice issues. Action is taken 0n campus and in the community by the group to fulfill its objec- tives. The group also coordinates activities with local and national groups and within the campus community. During the year the Peace and Justice Group sponsored many guest speakers, including: Sr. Anna ofBeJ'fasr. Ireland. spoke about the conflicts in Ireland between Catholics and Protestants: Gerhard Elston, former Director of Amnesty International; Professor Allan Hauch. Lebanon e Its past and its future; Professor Ronald Roberson, Nuclear War e Moral and technological consequences; Dean Daniel Keck, American Foreign Policy in the Third World: Sister Patricia Chaffee. Experiences in a Nicaragian Work Brigade. Other activities include: organizing the Carthage community and participating in the Crop Walk to fight world hunger; collecting signatures for Amnesty International calling for the release of political prisoners; serving in the Kenosha SOup Kitchen; sponsoring a trip to The Peace Museum in Chicago: organizing Carthagels participation in the prayer vigil for Lent. sponsored by the Kenosha County Interfaith Human Concerns Network; and organizing a Peace Week on campus. ltTo think globally and to act lucully is the mound the Peace and Juaticc Group. !. Fronl Row: Mark Jonem Ncal Ncybun. Rugcr Sicvcrt, Jim Doran. Tony Cavalier. Steve lhnL Slew: Gcmmc, Andy W:1ngcrin.;1nd David Vrublic. Back Raw: Rick Paetl Mark Hoffman, Mitch Spencer, Dan Riggs. Paul Koch, Brian Baker. Torn Meier, Slaw: 13cc15 l3ri4n Wulf. Mike .Icriki;1n.und Greg Poluchcck. Missing: Kevin Frcdric' and Doug Johnson. Phi Kappa Sigma was founded as a national social fraternity in 1350. The iocal formed here at Carthage was founded in February 1983 and officially chartered as the Gamma Gamma Chapter of Phi Kappa Sigma in April 1984. The Phi Kaps pride themselves in their brotherhood, service projects. parties! little sister organiza- tion, scholarships. leadership opportunities and the academic help provided to its members. Other chapters in the area in- clude Narihwestern, Illinois, 111. Institute: of Technology, Purdue, Michigan, Iowa, Ohio State. Kenyon. Northern Ill., and Adrian. 114 President 7 Steve Deets Vice President 7 7 Greg Polachcck Secretary i Brian Baker Adviser Dean Landry aw. K I n och during lhc G rcck Olym Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia 4 ' .... P. 5F Front Row: Dale Nichnus. Chris Bcrgnmn. Greg Jones. and Karen Bond. Second Raw: Wendy Pclcrsun, Kiru chdt. Kdrcn Dcvonu. W'cndy Slcvcnaun. and Marcia Kasdarr. Third Row: Biil Uevcn. Rollin Roulh. Brad Kulslud. Jon Von Bcckum and Dana Hansen. Back Row: Dave Graves. Pctcr Dcnncc. Pill Andersnne Eric Ebb. Cathy Westfahl. and Jeanne McrrifieEd. Missing: Bruce Dirkursum James Duran. Kathy Gall. Karen Howery. Liz Rude. Karen Thygcaon. :Ind Denim.- Vollmcr. Dave Graves e President Eric Ebb e First Vice President Jeanne Merrifield e Second Vice President Jon Von Beekum e Secretary Pat Anderson e Treasurer Cathy Westfahl -- Alumni Secretary Chris Bergman -- Historian BiIl Lieven - Warden 1. ksc Dr. Stephan Smith e Adviser Mo .. . . . . . . . .. herd. Mr. Jones. Once a smfonla. always a Sinfunul. long ln-u mnromufl .A awr'w it, 1' 1N 1F Uh :IN nil LA 0 Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia is a national professional music -, - H- . ,3 h h .- fraternity. The Lambda Kappa Chapter is unique in that is it I MULGAU, IKDEVAM QEADF! 0 one of a minority group of co-ed chapters among a majority of IBSI'dS'; O menhs chapters. The chapter has twenty to twenty-five ' 0 members, Their primary purpose is to encourage and actively ' promote the highest standards of creativity, performance. . educatione and research in music in America Some of the .---V ways they promote music annually is by giving a Formal Recital. an American Music ConccrL sponsor a Messiah Sing-Along at Christmas time. and usher for many of the music events held on the Carthage campus. ; x. 115 116 Photo Agency The Photo Agency has the responsibility of taking all the pictures for the publications here at Carthage The agency takes photographs for the Driftwood. the Arrow, and all the theatre productions along with any special assignments from other areas. The group is headed by Annette Eichmann. Photo Agency managcn supported by a staff of photographers. and advised by Phil Powell. The agency would like to use this space to thank Kathy Chelekian from the News and Information Office as well as the following students: Cathy Cameron. Adam Olson, and Mark Jones for their contribution. A special thanks goes to Phil Powell, their adviser, For all his help. A very special thanks goes to Jeff Erdmann, a friend ofthe manager, who helped the agency when he came cm campus for visits. Front Row: Sharon Fall. and Annette Eichmann. Back Row: Annette Toscanu, Tom Estka. and Mary Meyer. After a hard day of shooting pictures. Tom Eslka relaxes wilh a friend. :52; I F.. turm- V Pi Delta I i 0111' Pi Delta Chi is the women's service sorority at Carthage College. The goals of Pi Delta Chi are to promote friendship and provide service to Carthage and the surrounding community. The purpose of this organization is Hto assemble the women of Carthage College in the spirit of service to humanity. A few ofthcir projects include yearbook distribution. survival kits for students during finals week. helping with chapel such as passing bulletins and slips and keeping records ofattendance. Uniccf plant salct bake sales for Appalachia. and Christmas decorations for nursing homes. Jamie Joily 7 President Barbara Graves 7 Adviser Front Row:Kar1a Giover. Paula Newcom. Karon Barksdalc.Sandy Lculh. and Janet McCarthy. Second Row: Sherri Macdc, Karla BarthtTrudy Keller. Katen Norman. and Julie Meier. Back Row: Ada Elleman. Michelle Pclcrson. Betsy Barton. Laura Johanning. Cheryl Ruble. Lcslic Grccn and Jill Blasicr. Front Row: Lynn Dcrrus. Laura Bennett. Jamie Jolly. Sally Cartford. Becky W'ultkc, and Kim Mayer Somnd Row: Kathy Blslew. Nancy Clauss. Kalle Twohitl. Laura Lucdkc. and Shari Lipscomb. Back Row: Chris Kauke. Laurie Fires. Trish Faber. Lisa Stelmack. Cathy Westfahl. Sharon Habeck. Tami Nelson. and Gwen Kriewaldl. Women's Service Sorority 11? Front Row: Trudy Knllcrh Deb Grcnicr and Kay chl'ricsr Second Rom: Laurie Fires. Becky Johnson. Sue Hornbostel, Cindy Kartlunen. and Vicki While. Back Row: Dennis Hein, Laura Cucdkc. Shari Lipscomb. and Lynn Weyburg. Missing: Lori Adnerson, Karon Barksdale. Karla Barth. Amy Ccrmuk. Sue Dahl. Mary Jane Lovine.Krisl:1 Puerner, Debbie Rakow. Thomas Mezznno. Kathy Samuelson. Claudia Studxush Dawn Slain. Catherine Wcstfuhl. and Rebecca Wultkc. Dr. Ellen Stern h Adviser Pi Lambda Theta is an education honor and professional associatiou. Members must be pursuing a career in any field of education. have obtained an overall GPA of 3.5 or higher, and must demonstrate potential for professional leadership. The goal of the organization is to promote academic excellence at all educational levels and to provide profes- sional growth and opportunities for leadership for its members. Their motto is hEducation Enlightening Humanity. This yeafs activities have incuded: D Fall and Spring Initiation with speakers on the following topics: Al W1. Task Force on Education Report; Bh In- novative Techniques for Teaching Reading; CD Summary of the National Education Reports. 2h Bake sales and other fund raisers. 3J Open discussions over the teaching field with small parties and guests. 118 From Ron: Joyce Barlholmcw, Kerri Pulco. Ursula Rojina. Tami Grubmx. and Thufuhu Vuy cc. Second Rum Cunnic Sibiblq. Andrca Mark. Lisa Wilke' Greg Zjlinsky, and Jamie Jolly. Third Row: Debbie 1301.110le Vicki Akchursl and Jana Ctmku. Back Row: Karon Zcman. Prof. Junkovich. Suc Maas Karen Swanbom. Mary Larson. and Laura Schultz. Missing: Tammy Caul. Mary Collins. Eric I IursL Dun Lee. Tony Logcmunn. Doug Morris. Julie Peace, Jeff Schaefer, Chuck Tyler, Troy Ty'mcson. and Prof. Wiicox. E Baord: Jim Rculcr. Karla Glovcr. Laura .Tohanning. Tum Buyiu, Lynnelte SChwechel. Pele Piolruwski. and Gwen Kricwaldt..-1 Board: Brian Baken Annette Eichmann. Vicki Thorcson. Laurie Titzkowski. Karen Cutler. Joe Brcucr, and Paula Ncwcom Advisers: Prof. Wilcox and Prof. Jankovich. Pi Sigma Epsilon is a national business fraternity open to anyone to warm: tojoin rcgardlcss of their major. Though the Alpha Omega Chapter is one of the smallest. it is also one of the more powcrfui ones. Spooky Tuck-lns ... :- ff I 119 Pi Theta On Left Side, Front RomTanya Pannell, Wendy Barneg and Vicki Akehursl. Back: Karin Alpcrs. Andrea Mark. Jane Essinger. Jean chfslad. Lisa Martim Vickj Scll. Pam McCann and Lorene Fox. 0n Kissing Rock: Elaine Dernis, Debi MacArthur. .lulic Dokmo, Deb Rakow, Wendy Hanc. Jili D'Asccnzo and Mary Hyczewski. On Right Side. Front Row: Karen Kiessling Kirn Teskcy. and Joanne Ricss. Second Row: Amy Malicdcm. Barbara Schubert. Rulh G Kalcmba, Donna Hildebrand: and Chris Farrellyr Back Row: Lynn Clark. Beeky Johnson. Debbie Twletmeyer. Leah Armngosl. Andrea Sloulcnborough and I ' Mary Jo Fanning. Missing: Kristin Everson. Jane Frecburg Karen Griffin. Georgia Mcrclos. and Ginny Shipck . .v ' 'h . ' When you use Arid Extra Dry, you can I' l t ' PesidentuChriS Farrelly Pi Theta, a socialiservice sorority 1 ll Vice President -Janc Freeburg founded in 1965, is a closer knit group of ' S'. 'i31'E3t2 ll 3I' Karen Kiesslinger girls that offers a bond of sisterhood and Treasurer- Donna Hildebrandt unity to its members. Their goals are to . H help members retain their individuality. t0 -i m develop a leadership potential and to 1: il develop community relations. Throughout ' the school year, they have participated in ; Homecoming, selling carnations for Sweetest Day, various fraternity parties, .I' Sweetheart Formal. Christmas Party, ' service projects, several theme parties. Derby Day, Senior Farewell, and Founders Day Anniversary celebration. 12D Residence Hall Council Residence Hall Council of RHC was originally designed to unify and promote the efficiency of the dorm system. Througout the years, they have been in charge of the washers and dryers, vacuum cleaners and antennaes for each dorm. This year they have helped support the arrangements for Big Twist and the Mellow Fellows, the Valentines Day Formal and the little brotherXtittle sister weekend, Shalom EXAMPLE OF: S tudents oping A cting L earning 0 ffering M aturing in Faith m Front Row: Mary Can and Ada Elleman. Back Row: Pastor Samuelson. Dave HaH. Chris Elsner. and Julie Slama, Missing: Karla Barth. Evie Ellenbcrger.Sal1y Fields. Laurie Fires. Denis Hoffcr. Susan Hombostcl. Tara Koltes. Amy McLaughlin. Sonja Solbcrg and Claudia Stadius. Activities Coordinator e Chris Elsner Adviser e Pastor Steve Samuelson Shalom is designed for believers and seekers of Christian Community and fellowship. Members meet weekly to share and celebrate God's gifts of joy and peace. This celebration might take place in the form of song. prayer, serv- ice or sharing Ufa busy day. Sigma Alpha am From Run: A; ll! Phillipn .Lnd Rubin Mujmwki Second Row: Karen E-Imkcry. Allegra Dcs'crcaux. Nancy liner. Debbie Fiurek. Karen Devoru, and him Nugul. Third Row: Cindy Dnru-iL JL Bluaicrh Kim Kullcmcyn. Sully Curlmrd. June: McCarthy. Km Kuicrlcbcr. hurcn Norman Dub: Hoslbrd and Brundu Winbcrg. Fourth Ron: Kulhy Bislcu. Leanne Bct'crsdurr. Laura BcIJnctl.1bri Vcalcy. and Laura Pcccurclli. Back Row: Jane Othill. and Leslie Green. President h Ayla Phillips Vice President- - Tam Sleinich Secretary h Janet McCarthy Treasurer h Karen Howery Parliamentarian h Laura Bennett 122 Sigma Alpha Chi L5 :1 sumulfscwicc sorority founded in 1906. Thcy 2m: :1 group of unique individuulx coming together with their own special lalcnls and interests to work coopcrmivcly The purpose 0f their sisterhood is lg cm- bracc one another in a spirit of warmth and joy with understanding and sinceri- tyx They have received the highest GPA award among all the sororities for the past several years. They have par- ticipated in several service projects such as tho TEX danccathon and others for the Cystic Fibrosis Society. m... wski Iau .$, . - - ghs at other Greeks. . 'w'yixuaa .. w: Sigma Alpha Iota Established 21L Carthage Colv lcge in 1935 Sigma Alpha Iota is a national music honor sorority. Women with certain academic qualifications are invited 10 join. The sorority supports American music composers and funds pro- jects for the handicapped such as a program to enlarge music for the visually impaired. Seated: Carol Shoop. Standing: Ann Wyrgofl', Amy McLaughIin. Angic Pctcnun. and Denise Hoffa. President -- - Carol Shoop Advisers M. Jcanmaire, C. McCiain. and C. Smith. 123 Sigma Tau Delta Sigma Tau Dela is lhc honorary English society which sucks to develop. maintain. and promote literary. educational. and charitable activilics on thc Carthage campus. This group sponsors trips 10 conferencm and activities in cooperation with the English department at Carthage. Mcmbm guthcr to discuss lituralurc. movim dramas and other forms ofcmcrlainmcm which us: the English language or Iransalutcd into English. President h Kristen Rub: Advisor - Dr. Mabel DuPricst E Social Work Organize tion '51' I Front Row: Lori chdricksunk Ruth Muller and Lisa Rushmcycr. Back Row: Dianne Calhoun. 1.12.11 Bailey and Prof. Linda Nocr, l' . Missing: 'll! gaYEZAS'E I I Pegal-ugblachi Thc Carthage College Socual Work Orgamzatlon lS . ul nn rcllwmscr m1 3 mur f I , . . . r :H Barbara Brmon Wendy Palmer a new Iy fundL-d grog? havhmg their blrthddle as Nov. ' I . chcc Czihill Rollin Ruulh 17. 1981. Thelr actwmes anciuded a M1lwaukee ', . ElfendUP'TICunadu ChewiRUb'L' Urban RetrcaL an ethnic Christmas dinner, many i h amn e Eiluun Cch'mdl . - . . . . . . ' , ' . Sally Hem Bcthimun ?OClal evchlh and 112guc5tbptmkcrs. wnh ll all cohcludlng 1 Canadumc Grimm Mike 5mm m May wuh a soc1al work luncheon. Thc Socual Work P1513 Hifllagd T h Myra Smilh Organization providc5 an opportunity for interested ! cannc Hg ca inwl yThompkins . H . H. .. I . I . Lyncltu Jvhnsun chbic Twwumcr students. to mul and dlhtUbb Issues. rclatgd to thIT area of study including field placement opportunities. - I Lori Hendrickson --- President Lisa Rushmcycr h Vice President h Dr. Robert Jones and Dr. Linda Nocr - Advisors 124 1:5 1 Front Row: Lcslic Green. Elaine Dafmst lksi Dumcnt.LauratKing.;1nd Ann Miller. Second Row: Mike Michic. BiH IIUEH'C. Vlatrk Rauschur..lenny Janczakt Jenny Bchrcndt. Jiil Brinkmun. Kris Bushman. and Scott Kivhnaki. Third Row: Ruth Kuupkc. Lori Peterson. Kathy Bistcw. .Iuch Meier. Priscilla Joincr and Julie Pcuco. Back Row: John Zilligan. John King. EricSlcphan and Crane Hmrn President h David Gardner Advisor - Bil! Heart: The Student Activities Board tSABt is on: of the most highly visible campus organizations largely because it is responsible for the schoolhs entertainment. SAB is funded through the Student activity fee via the student government. SAB oversees the film series. Mac's Place. chgarqD-dnccs. May Madness and special events. They haw: brought us acts such as Big Twist and thc Mellow Fellows. Fret: 1101 Lunch and Java. SAB is headed by an elected Executive Board with assistance from student representatives and their adviser. Bill Home. 033' the way: the glasses are representativc 0f the grouphs emphasis on cheap sunglasseSETTy . t . ' . ' . h r . l i r .4 i I -h .h' Would you be atblc to handle meeting these guys :n u dark atlcy'??? ' Iltam .I 3.. t. .3. 125 126 To promote educational opportunities to those in the education field is the purpose 0fthc Student Education Association or SEA. This co-cd group has many social group activities throughout the yearh They also sponsor assemblies at local elementary schools. Educational speakers for their membership and guests are on their list of activities. Through working jointly with the Carthage College education department and community educators and educational facilities the Student Education Association Lrics very hard to enhance and enrich their mcmberas educational background through experience and participation. Front Row: Sherri Macdc. Vicki Wright. Jenni Berger. Diane Karczcwski. and Karon Barksdmc. Second Row: Pam McCann, Laura Pcccarclli. Kim Kallcmeyn. Leanne Bcversdorl' and Susan Malhison. Back Row: Todd Casell. Laurie Fries, Laura lruedkeh and Cathy Wcslfahl. Front Row:Susan Hornebostel. Robin Schmoldt and Jeannine Mauch. Second Row: Karla Barth,Shari Lipscomb,Saliy Cartford and Becky Wuttke. Back Row: Shirley Wascher, Susan Miller. and Jim Powell. Missing: Jeff Schlesingcrh Trish Faber. Caroline Glaexm Sandy Aicllo, and Kim Nach. Sally Cartford h President Karla Barth h Vice President Shari Lipscomb h Secretary Becky Wuttkc h Treasurer Student Government Carthage Collegek Student Government is the organization respbnsiblc for Ihc distribution of funds to campus groups as well as acting as a liaison between students and faculty. This year they have worked on chapel policy, helped with food service improvements and discussed and recommended projects such as the college center reconstruction and organizational budgets. During the coming years. Student Government hopes to accomplish a variety of projects incuding the installation of telephones in individual room and an increase in activities available to students. Front Row: Kim Lunabcrg. Julie Anderson.TcrriWil1iams. Phil Kolchnmincn and Jamie Johnson. Second Row: Karon Burksdalc.3hei1a Blogg. Susan Snead. Kris Kloppmein, and Lisa Clcr. Third Row: Chris Furrclly. Kathy Bisicm Run Miller Sundru CurIisi, chncyday Palmer. Patty Lang. .Icnnifcr Berger. and Timothy Thompkins. Back Row: Claudia Sludiux. Richard Richlcr. Phil Smith Jim Kth Jill Brchm. Julie Van Mam: and Evie Ellcnbcrgcr. Jamie Johnson President Terri Williams - Vice President Kim Lunabcrg - Secretary Julie Anderson -- Treasurer Phil Kolchmainen Chairman 127 Adviwr Mr, Von Solbcrg Tau Delta Psi This sociak I'ratcrnily. commonly known as the Buffs. has been aetivc since Feb. I3. 1964. They are unified through the motto 0f giving value to mind. body. and soul. These individualm with varied interests. have successfully completed several activities of which helping with Homecmning. their Spring Formal. and the BuffAuclion to raise funds for a foreign student scholarship are incudecL t'3illin1::Duu-LI Murrin. Frunl Ron: Andy lrruhm. Ulcg Couwingcr. Andy Bcnbuw. Pun: Rum and Dale Buyers. Second Row: Slcvc Lindslrom. Sum Sculzilli. Mark Mcr chry Curslcns. and Eric Corncilmn. Back Row: Slcvc Slrcckur. Bill Dirakcrud. Duvu Dummcr. and Craig Schnuidcr, I' 'PEric Corneilson carries a heavy load. 128 Franl Row: Roy Wclsh Pclcr Piulrumki, Biil Morris, Phil Smith. Scull Sulmn and Vincuntc Linurcs. Back Row: Mac. Wayne Baker. Bruce Davis. John Fclton. Steve Dicmcr. Scotl Lungrcn. Brian Smith. Michael Sink. John Pcicrmn und .3qu Sticnfuldl Nlisdng: Greg Zilinaky. , av, Husllcfs getting funky at a TEX party. I E 3 s - . 5'. f. f I . 'i As the oldest fraternity . - g . . L Sigma Chi's or the turtles . 1' have a hard job of following in their trcndsetters footsteps but they do a step crazier than them. Scott Sutton President Bl Hade, E. Olsom B. Kiscr Advisers 129 Tau Sigma PM Rick Simpson President With the m0l10. Wilh God :13 our guide and brolhcrhoud our strength. we sirivc i. for knowledge. the brothers of Tau Sigma Phi continue to be one orthc AdViSUFS Michael MiChClli fraternities on campus. They received their charter on November 5, 1962. This . Walter Sutcr year the Tau Sigh participated in many service projects ufwhich the spring ii: Faster Lcc cleaning oflhe grounds surrounding Grace Lutheran Chm ch in Kcnosha and l. ushering at the Honors Assembly were included. Front Row: John l,iefrig, J, Scott Finch, John Lowell. Rick Simpsom und chry Ann. Secund Roszim Slrcckcrl.1'im chdcntml. Kevin Kcrkcring, Pal Moore. Ron Huber, Dave Connctl. Angelo Damiano. James chnclL John King, Jim KCIICL and Mike Hydcn. Back Row: Mike Crablrcc. Pele Bcckmunn. Robert Clanlon. Chris Orbcnun. Scum Bishurf. Jim Uwuzlris Kurt Brudwhuw, Run Billmanm EII'Id Kelly.r Cavil1.Missing:Tnm Porter. 130 Theta 0111' Delta hum 7' ...,.Il Frant Row: Lou Schl. Julia Kuclphcr. Shuryl Slichr, Prof, Slrummcnt Caroline Szwuglio. Randy Says and Claude Mcrlmnich. Second Row: Kevin Christopherson. Paul Koch. Mari Jacobson. Randy Duekurt. Dun Buyers. Mr. Robcrl Il:tdu. me. Puul Humen. Prul'. Kurt Hamnm Diane Steintcin and Bruce Dickerson. Back Row: Wayne Baku. Dave Ruuschcr. Kirk Jacobson. and AI Kuhn. Missing: Puut fupps. President e Caroline Savaglio Vice President e Dan Beyers Treasurer e Lou Schl Secretary - Wayne Baker Adviser --- Ken Hamm Organized on March 27. l926. were the members of the Theta Chi Deltat the honorary chemistry fraternity. It is one ofthe few remaining chapters in the society today. This fraternity was formed to promote the interest of the chemical department at Carthage Col- lege and has continued to do so through the years. Among the various parties and lectures they have, the fraternity also funds scholarships for members in the field ofchemistry. American Guild Ol' Organism Carthage College Gamers Group Centrique Chamber Singers Liturgical Dancers Sunday Singers Women's Athletic Association The above groups were not included due to oversights on their parts but we lhought they should at lcusl gct mentioned Al 1' 1' 33-7. . Look at Carthage College h Jamie Johnson Is telling us where to 3am i --I E Bil .lll. pm.-. :. - Dcrby- -1ess 305' s wondering where their hats; are Immhf Pk S. Diemer doing what he docs best: chugging fluids. gsz a $7; 132 c. I ' . K Aren't yam wondering what this lrio is up to ? ! Team Players: Dave Arnold, Randy Aulwcs. Tim Aulwcs. Mark Berlinski. Scott Bischofl , Bill Boldwyn, Chm Ccrnck, Mike Crabtrcc, Angcld Damiano, Bob Galvin. James Gwcaris. Frank Gullo. Garry Gustafson. Jim Jolly. Tim Lanlvlt.Scoll1.arscn.6nry Lofgrcn. Paul Miller, Randy Monkman. Tom Nachtigal, Mike Pavlik, Peter Rucks. Larry Schliem. Kevin Steward, and Bub Thurber. 136 Team Players: Pat Allin Carol Bajczyk Michelle Baumann Sarah Chizzo MiCah Corricre Cindy CzubakOwski Lisa Hell: Suc Jansky Pam Junczak Womenas Softball Team Hrij'wx' Kuthy Krucgcr Diane Kane Tanya. Panncll Jennifer P21u1lin Laurie Ross Cheryl Ruble Kris Turn Linda Vcnablc 13? Menas Basketball W 4. 1'13 ' JMV 11am 1 1. 31 EEG, Tm ma-Pljer :6ra1TdB .133. Marka nu-THyCthMTmDmLhJG ccaH1-1.21CrlJ'1611tsqun.Sl.1prk.J11'm:3K rDanLcc.Ph1lMoslcy.Crai3 OpthimKeithPottmpJ Rie1'ltCrai3SirhnuiderTmSmnE ISmthmehP Sou :EmSlczphm ar1ridBaqu.lf 133 Team Pfayers: Michelin Baumann, Louise Bultcnschon. Julie Criratanle. Cindy Czubakowski. Vuomi Dolxclh. Lauri Gusscn. Heidi Hake: Kale Humann Lisa Hellc. Pam Janczuk, A1andraJ0hnson.Mnrthu Kohn.Tur:1 Koilcs. Kay LaThrop. Diana L0H Mary Jo Mcycr. L'ch O'Connor. Gylnis Payne. Brenda Winhcrg, and Jeanne Zuclkc. Highlighting the season for the team was their Carthage Tournament in which Carlhugc took first. The success For the Lady Rcdmcn began with 1hcir79-72 dcfeal over Lewis University. Carthage wenl on to beat Northern Michigan 88-85 wi1h a double overtime cluxing lhc tournnmcnl. Curlhagc battled Valparaiso wilhoul success. In lhe Chmago Mclro area. CC took third out ofscvcn teams. The mum cndcd Lhcir Stuion with an overall H-H record. .Icunnc Zuclkc was voted most improved player while Cindy Czubakowski was vulcd most valuable player, In addition. Cindy W115 voted 10 First Team All-Confercnce and Freshman AlliAmerican while Ellen 0'C0nnor was voted to Second Team All-Confcrcncc. 139 .v. .-. I L'Ifi,.. ' , i I. of ??v578'Pfjff 9: SI 4.. Fm .. .. II . . X . . .. II 0; . :I OfSp p :1? E; B? :21 Q2 IQ? cs SIP mi; 1 AI 3R 4! I i'- .I' I . ., .- dz: 5 n. I II .II - I a'. I, ' .. - I.' .. 2fl?0,7a , E: 2- ES? 16 w ill?! :3 w H ' '2' - ' ' . I . ' . - ' gb 1 '0 1- .aqr -. I L- .- - - $WJQ$I q ' ' a 'h '3- .I . ' Iain n .13- .A-'- T'- -. - ' I- . Team PlayerSJTim Aussc. Pete Baranck. Jim Bennett, Brad BcsL Randy Bukantis. Mike Botkn. Joe Calm Tony Council. .Ion Dallman. Jim Davis. Chris DcPal Kip DesArmo. Chris Driscoli. David Dummcn Brian Eckland. Kevin Frederickson. Frcdinnndu Gall'm'. Bub Galvin. Mike Grahan1.Llayd Griffin. Jon Gutzma Tick Haafand. Jim Hanson, Tim Harris. Bruce Harlmann. Scott Heathcoat. Cornelius Herring. Mike qucn. Jim Hulun. Kirk Jacobson. Aubmy chfcrs. Paul Jeffries. Mike Jcrikian. Jeff Karls. Andy Kcil. Tim Kcn1.Kevin Kirby. Ron Kirslin, Jch Komay. Marcus Kopcnski. Mike Kotiiwski. Mark Larsen,.lin1LcClairc. Dan Lee. Mark Lichtc. Gary Lofgrcm Jim Mansfield. Tony Marchcsc. Detrick Mclntirc. Todd Viillcr. Tom Nachtigal. John O'Connor. Scott Parris,Tracy Pellet, Paul Peterson. John Poole. Chuck Portila. Bill Rapp. Gonzalo Rodriguez. Dan Rooney. Frcd Suniclli. Sam Sculzilti. Nick Scarpclli. George Schwambergcr, Fallon Singleton. Steve Sommervillc. Scott Sutton. Tim Svendsen. Tim Thompkina Robert Turner, Richard Vulez .lohn Vicring, John Vitals. Dominick VosoI Adam Walker, Keith Wenckuwski. Frank Whalcn. Walker While. Ray Wichus, Curl Wilynskl. Bob Wood. and Greg Ziiinsky. ma. n. 140 .... .... . ...... . .. nu. . I..I..n ... . ,. . . N r. . :2 .. v k ... I .? ,0 L 141 MenIs Tennis i I: l 142 Women,s Tennis Ending the season with a l2-4 record, the women,s tennis team held a successful season. At conference. Carthage placed second to Wheaten. Single players were ranked as follows: Hope chsccl, Heidi Hake. Nan Never. Heidi chscel. Julie Peace, and Trish Devries. Meanwhile, the rank for doubles were: Hope and Heidi Hensccl, Nan Never and Julie Peace. and Karen Cutler and Mary Jo Meyer. Coach Zaiokar reports that the Lady Redmen played with intensity all the time. Congratulations Lady Redmen. Team Pfayerx: Debbie Brand. Lynn Clark. Karen Cutler. Desi Damcnl. Trish Dcvrics, Lorene Fox. Anne Green, Heidi Hake, Heidi chschcl, Hope chschcl. Paula Krueger. Sue Lane: Mary Jo Meyer, Nancltc Never. Donna Nicholls. Julie Pcacn, Anne Sharingcr. and Stephanie Zicllow. 143 nhljr ,...... . m. MeIfs and Womenas Track, F ield and Cross Country O I ' I. . I. .3 - ' I b I I k I - ' v - . .. - g 2hr ' g... J I -HQLIZL rim Team Players for Men's Track: Pclc Baranck. Jim Beaumicr. Ron Blaine. Dennis Brinkcr. Todd Casscll. Terry Checks. chl' Drchcr. Kikc Eisle. George Elliot Richard Frank.R1ck Haaland. T1m Hams. Mark lsard. Aubrey Jeffers. Paul .Ieffrilzs Scan Jensen. Tim Kent. Ron Kirslcin. Leon Korncgay. Slcvc Lampada.Mar1 LcmkqAndyLogcmann.3cot1Lundgranohn Poole. Kcilh Pope. John Rooney. Roger Silvius Ear1Smilh.Gcorgc Tillcl. Adam Walker. Mark Wilson. and Deal Zimmerman. 14 Mn... - Team Pfayersfor Women's Cross Coumry: Mary Cardinali. Elaine Dafnis, Nancy Hi1ln1un.SusanJansky Diane Kane. and Kelly Walcrman. 144 .- $ -- and Tim Thorns. Team PMyers-for Wrmren's Track: .Iiil Brchm. Susy Byal. Cindy Cobb, Suzi Edwzlrgs. Jcnnifcr Eisclc. Candy Garland. Tami Grubow. Lillian Green. Debbie Grcnicr. Debra Hawkins. Diane Kane, Kim Knapp. Mary Jo Meyer. Ellen ICTConnur. Glynis. F'aync Robin Schmuldt. Kelly Walcrman. and Susi Wuhlfuth. 145 146 With many underclassmen, the womcnis track team was a relatively young team. Consequently. the team holds a lot of promise in the coming years. Overall. the team showed a lot of im- provement with numerous records broken. Special honors went to Glynis Payne as she qualified for nationals. Not only did her 5 8 high jump qualify her over old 5'6 record. In addition. Glynis took first place in the Chicago over Metro Conference. Team Pfayum: Jay Ansari, Bill Chase, Paul Copps. Bruce Davis. Jim Finche Mark Jones. Andy Logemann. Mark Maegaarde Pal Moore. Gary Mundt. Mike Okanga. Chris Orbcson, Kevin Parker, Pctcr Rem. Jim Router. Oiuwolc Shaban- jo. Phil Smilh, George Titlclt. and l,inares Vicente. Along with the new uniforms. new equipment. and a new coach, the Carthage soccer team held a newly founded motivation for a successful season. Accordingly. Coach John Bocwimski reports. nthe team members took their games seriously this season and worked very hard for e t Their 3:11:3 record was an improvement over last yearhs record. The Carthage Redmen. with its seventeen members, placed second at the conference. Special hcmors went to Jim Renter. Bill Chase and Mark Maegaard as they were voted to All Conference. In addition, Jim Renter was voted Captain and Most Valuable Player while Bill received the highest goal score in the conference. iv LL: t t' u h - Him: eidiir 14? Menas Swimming . J 1- wssm , 4. ,. '2'! . '.:.- .I-il 6; Team Pfayers: Andy Bcnbow' Dennis Brinkcr. Henr y Carsten, Eric Corncilson. Greg Creuzigcr. Jeff Drchcr. Ron Juber. Mark Larsen, Mark Mordini. Doug Mor- ris. Brad Newberryt and Rollin Roath. . f Highlighting the season for the Men's Swim Team was the Wisconsin Small College Championship. While Carthage took seccmd, the team swam competitively. making its opponents work hard for their win. Records were broken during the season as Greg Creuziger completed the 100 fly in 55.23 seconds and the 200 fly in 210.69 seconds. Coach Weiner reports. nthe quality of swime ming increased; however, not having any divers hurt the team as far as for the record.n Doug Morris was voted Most Valuable Player while Greg Creuziger was voted Most Improved Player and Captain. u r b t f 148 Womenas Swimming Tram Pfayers: Dana Anderson. Kathy Bcckmunn. Jill Brchm, Jill Brinkmannm. Sandy Carlisi. Lisa Carter. Jenny Davis, Cathryn Epplc.D::1drc Gacrlncr. Kim Kallcmcym. Marla Kiss- inger. Patti Lang. Rubin Majcwski, EIDISG Ncsllcr. chdy Palmer, Katie Roller, Carol Runde. JuHc Sluma. Lisa Slelmach. and Kris Swanson. As a relatively young team. the Carthage women's swim team saw much improvement as the season progressed. The addition of six freshmen contributed to the newness of the team. Freshman. Eloise Ncstlcr, broke three records dur- ing the season: the 500 free at 5:52.24; the 1000 free at 110958; and the 1650 free at 2020035. Upon graduation, the swim team will regretfully lose its senior member. Jill Brehm. Special honors went to Jill Brchrn as Captain and Most Valuable Player and to Kathy Bcckmann as Most Improved Player. Team Mayan: Chris Murphy Dan Rigg5 Pclc Schumachcr. Andy Wangcrim Dan chzcl, and Paul chzcl. Perseverance and courage were shown by Carthage Collegelc; wrestiing team. Although the team began its season with six players, only three players: Pele Schumachcr. Dan chzcl, and Paul chzel, lasted through the season. Because the wrestling team was not a full team, a majority of weight positicms were fortified during the matches. Consequently, the players worked as individuals, not as a team. The wrestling team played twcnly-onc matches and four tournaments during their season. Special honors went to Paul Wenzel as Most Valuable Player and Captain and to Dan Wenzel for receiving the most team points. 150 .--.....-. .. ., . . r -- ;-3-.---a-. u... .. --;-:: ' :ZE'1::-: .1- R 5-. , Qualt. 1r-1'-r . . .--.-'- 1- - -- - - ... . 19-..1.-., ri. by and Golf LK-r Team Piayvrs: David melic, Curt Bradshaw, Jim Brnuksjcon Dcni1.5mvc Fuller. Stove Gurncu, Slam Kalpku. Jim Keller. Mark Mordkni. John O'Connor. Peter Rem. Chris Rubino. JeffSchaeffer, Don TinkolT, Troy Tymcson, Kuilh chckuwski, und Allan Kuhn. 151 152 Team Pfql'en: Pal Allin. Carol Bajezyk. Liam Beck, Sarah Chlzm. Cindy Ciubakowski, Naomi Dotcxlh. Pamela Erickmn, Lillian G Hucbncr. Alandra Johnson. Marti Kohn. Kathy Krucgcr. Kay LaThrop. Diane Loll. Tami Nelsom G Aricn Swartz. Linda Vcnablc, Ester Von Bunau. Brenda Winbcrg. Susan Woifurlh and Kurcn Zcmun. rcen. Debra Hawkins. Jennifer Iynin Payne Lauric Russ. Juan Schumachcr. Laurie Schwartz. Leading the Carthage Volleyball team throughout their season were co-captains, Karen Zcman and Glynis Payne. Carthage held a heavy schedule. playing a total of 41 games in their season. The team ended their season with an overall 13-28 record. Carthage took fifth out of eight teams in the Chicago Metro Conference. Named to the All Conference Team was Glynis Payne. Marti Kohn received an honorable mention As Most Improved PIayer was Sarah Chizzo, 153 154 Cheerleaders - L... n-oun' gm-gngJ;.. -. ...15.- 155 Can You Name These Sports Enthusiasts?? i Can You Name Their F avorite Sport?? 156 15? 158 159 160 151 162 Page 156 P Jim Bennett P Football Jon Dallman P Football Nick Scarpelli P FootbaH Mike Jerikian P Football Andy Keil P Football Page 157 P Derrick Mclmirc P Football Frank Whalen P Football Jim Nolan ... Football Chris DePalma P Footbal1 Page 158 P Jill Brchm P Swimming, Track Diedre Gaenncr P Swimming Robin Majewski P Swimming Dana Anderson P Swirhming Jill Brinkman P Swimming Page 159 P Ron Huerber P Swimming Henry Carstcns P Swimming Doug Morris P Swimming Page 159 P Pete Schumaker P Wrestling Mike Strohm P Wrestling Dan chzel P Wrestling Page 160 P Alandra Johnson P Basketball Linda Venable P Softball. Volleyball Glynis Payne P Track, Volleyball Laurie Ross P SoftbalL Valieyball - Mark lsard P Track John Poole P Football, Track Rick Baumlcr P Track Adam Walker P Football. Track Page 161 Page 162 P Andy Logemann P Track Soccer Mike Eisele P Track, Cross Country Sue Jansky P Softball, Cross Country Glynis Payne P Basketball Page 163 P Kevin Suchs1and P Tennis Rick Goschey P Tennis Kevin Parker P Tennis. Soccer 163 .. Mum. ........ These students spent anywhere from a semester to a full year studying abroad. They were given the Benjamin Franklin Award which aided them in the chance of studying in such a way. Places to go and study are Wales, France, England. Germany, Spain, and Greece. Carthage realizes the importance of understanding other peoples and customs in this mobile world and allows those responsible students to have this opportunity to follow such studies. Claudia Stadius h semester Wales; Karla Iscly h year France; Peggy J0 Fcchtelkottcr h semester Germany; Norcne Rolenitus h year Germany: Dan Sorenson - - year Germany. .v t 45. ., .9 L1: 4: 165 166 ' ' ' .34 Alan-An-dersor-I --.Vicc Presidant :72K 3 'r M I ? . L... ' . Danie! Kech - Dean of the College f if I A... ct 2': l : Arthur Landry L Dean of Students I ' :;. Margaret Roberts f ASSiStam Dean 'q 168 Student Personal Office Jeff Denard Director of Cuunscl'mg Diana Sharp Residential Life Director Dorothy Ruth Director ofC-Jrccr Planning Shelly Maurcr Secrclary ofStudL-nl Personnel William Aulwes - Assistant Business Manager - 1.2-??- - awn Registrar's Office WINNIE! I a Bmincss Office Summaries Junicc Builq Jounnc Durulu Connic Dmmunlc Helen Gall Janct Kmmlu Carol Renmni Carol chauuh Admissions Office .33! a J Burden: Harris John Hollingswurth David Malia Dana Stefanovic Susan Summers Mary Vlasak Kathryn Woods mun...- 4...... Ruth Johnson .' . . Registrar ii i Rosemary Dingcs. .10 chm. Kalhy Hansen. and Mnraiyn Stet. L 169 Peg Witk Gregorski Alumni Director Bob Kisser Director of Dcvclopmenl Kathi Chulckiun Director of News and Information Rcv. Gordon Folk: GLEE Director Rick Cochran Dirucmr ofPublic RelatiOns Dcvelopmen Office Donald Moldehaucr -- Dlrcclor of Development and Public Relations hcl p C. Nolen. N. Schnilz, P. Singer . - Bookstore A Murj Quunn Shawn Rumbcrg Marian Aikcns I Karen Sukuluwski Elhcl B01321 ra Marianne Gocrgen Sec of the Sludcnl Center I 'xl Carol Wright Director of Health Scrviceu F. Bercitcn B. Hcin. and B. Pribyl. X-jfxfidain Mailroom: Scl'wvartz M Theme. and T.Villu1::l , .111 Immw Hr. , .x MariOn Zanski - Student Mailmom u Ted Nicholson Dircclor. Helen Pflugrad - A531... Edith Accrbi. Naomi Anderson. Lois Aulwes. Eva Burca. Colleen Black, Mary Couabllc. Elsic Han. Eva HaycmFl, Luis Hermann. Hclcn lluguinim Robert .lcmun. Sandra Jensen. Jeff KIeCS. Dolores Krammr. Fume Krebs. l,indu Krcbs. Mary LuncloLTillic McKen- na. Mary i'lulosh, Richard Olson. Mary Pawlnk. Ruby Peck. Donna Peterson. Edith Plum. Bernice Rulkowski. Ncllic Sclmbuwaky. Florence Schlusch. Carol SChWJrlZ. Shani Suroncn. Chustcr Such.lrdul. Betsy Utlcch. Jean Werner. Marie Windns. Dorothy Ziesemcr. and Anna Zumulis. Pat Wendricks Speecthhcalre Sec. Bev Falduto Sciencchalh Sec. Gladys Dart EnglishfBusinesstconomics Sec. Dorothy Bcardslcy Education Sec. Mary Alyce Schmitt PhiIJPsychJRclJI-br. Lang. I Sec. N01 photografahcd were Larainc Huxhold. Fay Lineham, and Sue Wilkauskis. .K ' . II- Mr. James Bishflp -- Director of Llhraryr Scrviceu 'As - E Jane Dorf. Richard Millcrlll, Blanche Norris. Carolyn Papa. Olga Schindler. and Lois Topping. Those not photographed were Ann Piehl. Dennis Unterholznen and Judith Ashley Thosc not photographed: Amanda Becker Secrclary to the President Computer Ccntcr Staff and Omar Prcwell Director Joyce Duesing 7 Asst. to DcanXKs Office Financial Aid Office and Kent Ducsing Barb Graves Assl. of Residential Life Housekeeping Katy Jerome --01lclt -- Secretary toContinuing Ed. Office Maintenance Sandra Maljsc Switchboard Operator Mark Starker - PhySiCul Educa- ljon Informant Faculty Secretaries .J . The F aculty -gp;,-W John Bailey: Prof. History W .4: h '3' T. 55$ -.-.-. ' is-wiiisrw? ' jaw. MI .I X - . Charolctlc Chell: Comp. Assoc. Prof. Math and Travis DuPricst: Prof.Eng1ish 1?.3 174 Kenneth Hamm: Profl Chemistry II J 1 Hugh Hart: Assoc. Prof. Bus. Adm. '-,- Woodrow Hodges: Asst. Prof. Music E? W! K 3 . I.' Robert Jeanmarie: Assoc. Prof. Physics . X Robert Jones: Asst. Prof. Soc. Shandy Holland: Prof. Sp. and Th7 A Dan Jurkovic: Prof. Poll. Sci. Ar'l' ' William Ja Donald Johnson: Assoc. Prof. BusJA Edwin Kalke: Asst. Prof. Art dm.l 1T5 E x .L-rl Lloyd Melis- Prof Educanon 4 Donald Michie: Pror. English Ash? 176 Richard Miller: Assoc Prof Social - Sciences . . L n . : :.. 'TLPhilip Powell: Assoc. Prof. Art Ronald Roberson: Instructor Phil. : . v ' a x -. Linda No-er: Instructor Soc and Anthro. Dudley Riggle: Assoc. Prof. Ministry and Rel. Leonard Scharmach: Asst. Prof. Soc. and Anlhro. 1T? 1TB Ellen Stern: Assoc . of. Education I ' 1' Al Sheffield: Asst. Prof. Sp. and Th. . L- .. . :L Richard Snyder: Assoc Prof. Bus. Adm. F ? - . ,$ i- . Dennis Strommcn; Prof. Chemistry I Richard Sjoerdsma: Prof. Mums Lili Sorokin: Asst. Profl bernian Walter Suter: Prof. Biology -.--.- Thomas Van Dahm: Prof. Economics ?- DC I. r l!- d; Jon Swift: Prof. Physical Ed aticm . ---. Kenneth Winldc: Assoc. Prof. Music L.'. .7 Ron Zaiokar: Prof. thsicaI Edugation John Windh: Prof. Music : ' Those. not photographed who deserve recognition: Larry Bcrgcr Bus. Adm. Brian Bliese - PE, Andrea Brazer - Educ. Sandra Burkhardt PE. Jean Casanova English.Pa1Chaffee English. Marguerite Conrad For. Lang. Delores Daggcu Social Work. Donald Dalka Assoc. Prof. Bus. Adm. Clayton Diskemd -- Assoc. Prof. Soc. Martha Dods - Music. Pat Dolan English, David Doll English. James Duffy Asst. Prof. Math. Gregg Gierkc - PE. Michael Gogola Compmcr. Richard Guuormscn Educ.. Audrey Huins- Educ, Annette Hart Educ, Vincent Har1 Prof. Physics. Allan Hauck- - Prof. Rel.. Dcnisc Haupt 7 Sp. and Th.. Oliver Hayward History, Carol Hinlzschc For. Lang. Marielalr Holland Educ. and Sr... Edgar Jessee - - Psych. John Kulig AssL Prof. Psych. Henry Kunsrnann Math. Marcia Mcraclc- - English. Aaron Milavcc REL. Dianne Mizerka 7 Prat PE. Sharon OTIrien Social Work. Eric Olsen Prof.. Poli. Sci.. Peter Pappaademetriou Rcl.. Patricia Richter SUCH August Schmidt Prof. PE Carolyn Scaly English and Ar1.CarolSmi1h Asst. Prof. Music. Paul Smelling Assoc. Prof. Geu. i Ralph Ticfel Prof. Bio., Ken Wagner- - PE. and Linda Wcimcr - PE. 179 I Jonathan Zophy: Assoc. Prof. History 180 . . I. .- PiSigma Epsilon Ads ' ,I-Lja Driftwood Ads 181 - -.:-z-u:.-n-n. ...where qualily, knowledge and service are first. 3-: ...THE LEADER Camera Wmld has me stall and inventory Io meet me mosldwscriminaling requirements kw serwce and equipment 31 compelltwe prices NIKON CANON MINOLTA PENTAX VIDEO DEPARTMENT ascmr 3212 Washingion 0 Phone 63T-7423 mong-s TUESWEDTHunss-e FRIM SATH Congratulations Class of ,84 FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Kenosha Member F.D.I.c. 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Box 457 I Gift Shop Restaurant 'Wlsmln'a Fina! Chou: 'Opcn 24 Hours :Domsflc IIIII lllplll'lld III a . Mil. Ill . m. 0' um Plus I Soups Maple Syrup . am ... Cellpkh Mom! 'l'lrry Tum '9' ! $0M 'mmmm hill. US W00? FINN . Cocktails .86 - 4292 36 - 4293 MR. AND MRS. RONALD AHNELL Wendy Barnes uSTAY OFF THE PHONE? DR. AND MRS. I. BEBLIS uBest wishes to the students and the faculty at Carthage College? MR. AND MRS. EARL T. BECKMANN G00d Luck Class of ,84, MR. AND MRS. G. BEHRENDT Jenny. . . thanks for being your, MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM BL YTHIN c BvE:st wishes, Dav? MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH BREUER SR. C0ngratu1ati0ns to our son, Joe Jr. 9843? MR. AND MRS. DONALD B. CALHOUN C0ngratulations, Graduates?a LARR YAND DEONE CARTFORD nMcmeries are treasuresa, VIRGIL AND LOUISE CASTELLI THOMAS P. AND ANN CERNEK ROBER T AND ELIZABE TH CLANTON uOur best to both students and faculty, MR. AND MRS. ROBERT CLAUSS THE COOKE FAMILY C1ass 0f 84 ED AND LINNEA CORNEILSON uCongratulations Class of $843 LARRYAND BONNIE CRABTREE THE CRISTANTE FAMILY WA great season Lady Redmen Basketball MR. AND MRS. GERALD DANZER AND FAMILY MR. AND MRS. HENRYE. DARWIT ROGER AND CARLA DENIL THE DEMITH FAMILY THE DERFUS FAMILY MR. AND MRS. RICHARD C. DOKMO RICHARD, BARBARA AND JAMES DORAN MR. AND MRS. NICHOLAS DORJA TH The BEST of LUCK t0 the Class of 198? THE DOTSETH FAMILY MR. AND MRS. NILES C. DUMKE chsus IS Lorcfa 135 136 REV. AND MRS. KENNETH EBB H1984 Leap Year Olympics Election and Graduation for the Class of a84 - CONGRATULATIONS JAMES AND MARIE ELLINGSON SIGMUND AND CAMILLE ESTKA Sincere: Best Wishes KA THLEEN FALLUCCA Little sisteerove 0f the T EX Fraternity, an active member in the theater: properties, lights, asst. stage manager for the spring andfall 0f 83 JIM AND MARLYS FARRELLY FRED AND SHIRLEY FINCH MR. AND MRS. ALBERT FREDOCH MR. AND MRS. ORVFRULAND MR. AND MRS. ROBERT GALL uCongratulations 1984 Graduat633 BERNARD, MYRNA AND CANDY GARLAND MR. AND MRS. RICHARD J. GELLER Best Wishes MR. AND MRS. JAMES GEOCARIS uWish you continued success MR. AND MRS. CHARLES L. GREEN T0 the Class of 1985 $ MR. AND MRS. DA VID HABECK Best Wishe? KARIN HANSON MR. AND MRS. JOHN A. HARPER MR. AND MRS. L. A. HILDEBRANDT DR. AND MRS. PHILLIP HOFFMAN MR. AND MRS. FRANK C. HOLAN uGo RedmenV, GEORGE AND DELORES HUBMANN Best wishes for your success? MR. AND MRS. PETER LORI MR. AND MRS. CHARLES JACOBSON AND MARI llGodls Blessings to Allll DR. AND MRS. DONALD JEFFRIES MR. AND MRS. ALBERTN. JENKS RE V. AND MRS. DONALD A. JOHNSON DR. AND MRS. SIDNEYJOHNSON MR. AND MRS. JAMES K. JONES uCongratulations Carthage Graduates! NORBERT AND MITZI KALEMBA llWelre proud of you Ruthal THE KALLEMEYNS: SCOTT, LYNN, JEFF, LANCE, AND SHANNON JIM AND NOVA KANE llThe future is in your hands e mold it welll? JOHN AND LILLIAN KARTTUNEN uBest wishes in the future to all 1984 Carthage Graduates', H. W. KAUKE BILL AND ANN KENT llCongratulations Class of ,84 MR. AND MRS. ALEX R. KING, JR. llWhatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord . . . It is the Lord Christ you are serving. Colossians 3:23-24 NIV ALLAN AND CHELLYKING MR. AND MRS. DELBERT KOELPER MR. AND MRS. JOHN KOENITZER uGood Luck 1984 Graduatesll THE KOLTES FAMILYAND TARA llGreat season e Lady Redmen Basketballla FRANK KOPENSKI BERTAND MARION KUHN 137 155 MR. AND MRS. JOHN A. KUNATH AND M. LAWRENCE KUNATH WA better life through a good Christian educatiow MR. AND MRS. J. F. LANDMANN MR. AND MRS. HENRYLANG uBest wishes to all Carthage students? MR. AND MRS. DON LARSEN uIn memory of our son Mark 78 MR. AND MRS. FRANK LAVORA SR. MR. AND MRS. CHARLES LEUTH MR. AND MRS. CHAD LINDNER uIn appreciation of the excellent education afforded to J anet Christiansen and David Gardner? DON AND LEE MAASKE G00d1uck Class of 18.4V ARGENTINA MCCANN Congratulations to 84 grads and my daughter Pamela ,86 THE MCNEALY FAMILYAND BRIAN WILLIAM AND JUDY MEIER MR. AND MRS. KEITH A. MENTINK G. KEITH AND CAROL MERRIFIELD Best wishes Class of 84!! THE MERTZENICH FAMILYAND CLAUDE L. Wh0 cares, wins? LOREN AND GINNYMILLER MR. AND MRS. KENNETH MILLER MR. AND MRS. SYLVESTER MILLER uBest wishes? MR. AND MRS. WALTER NAGEL WILLARD AND 1M0 JEAN NEWCOM C0ngratulati0ns Carthage Graduates! MR. AND MRS. MEL NIELSEN ROBERT AND JEANNETTE NIKCHEVICH ROBERT AND MARIL YN OLUFS DA VID OPHEIM MR. AND MRS. GEORGE PEDERSEN EDWARD L. PHILLIPS FAMILY ttGood Luck Class of a84h MR. AND MRS. PETER PIOTROWSKI ttSoar as high as the eagle? MR. AND MRS. DONALD PORRE TTO MR. AND MRS. GERALD L. PORTER AND TOM MR. AND MRS. T. CLIFFORD POWELL ttCongratulations t0 the Class of 1984. THE NEAL RABE FAMILY uRichest blessings to the Class of 1984!? GEORGE AND BA RBARA SCHWAMBERGER wBest Wishes? MARTIN AND ARLENE SCOLARO REV. AND MRS. ROBERTSIMEN MR. AND MRS. D. M. SIMPSON stGO. CC? FRANK L. AND EDDA SINZ SEAN AND BARBARA SMYTHE REV. AND MRS. LYLE STEINFELDT ttIn honor of Joel? MR. AND MRS. FRED STEINLEIN MARILYN AND GEORGE STEPHAN ttWe wish luck to the Class of 1986 and our son Eric? MR. AND MRS. DUANE STIEHR BOB AND MARIE THURBER ttDiligence Delivers Dreams. 189 MR. AND MRS. P. TINKOFF JR. Best Wishes from THE TOSCANO FAMILY MR. AND MRS. JERRYR. TURN MR. AND MRS. C. VALENTI MR. AND MRS. MICHAEL VAN ANROOY NANCY VAN ARSDALE MR. AND MRS. JOHN VAVREK MR. AND MRS. PAUL VESELY L..-..-m . MR. AND MRS. JOHN WATSON MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM H. WEAVER JAMES A. WENZEL Skeetcr, Wee, and all W663n LOU AND DOLORES WYNHOFF uGod B16331? MR. AND MRS. F. ZANSKI C0ngratu1ations JANET? REV. AND MRS. EARL P. ZIMMERMAN M- . An aerial view of J. Doran as he prepares for brass choirk Dreher UrJ combats Adam Olson ter. LaurieTitzowski doean ever miss her soaps .3 4r ' 5; ' 2::5 x- .15 Monica Macslranz i is Andrea Mark . only'suppomue friend. . . Three drunk mice: L. Schultz. M. Pclkcvich. and S. Ganzcr.' .1 J 191 192 Ll Mr. Sheba njo cleaB-s up his mess. .I Kim Fraasc, Melina Mansfurd. and Debbie Brand share a hug. fh KIEA TIMOTHY W. AU1,WF.S 1872171h Ava, Kcnusha, WI BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Carthage 0111ch Football U1; Carthage College Baseball U, 2and 31 TERRI BAVARO M 12201.651ie Lane. Des Plaines. IL ELEM ENTARY EDUCATION Kappa Phi Eta 12. 3. 41: Floor Representative for Homecoming 141; Secretary Kappa Phi Eta 13, 41 LAURA J. BENN ETT M 4614 Sloncbrigdge qu Racine. WI HISTORY AND PSYCHOLOGY Carthage Choir 12. 3, 41: Swing Choir U. 21;Chapc1ChoirU1; Pi Delta Chi12.3. 41; Sigma Alpha Chi 13, 41: 013111211 3. 41; Psychology Club141; Community Adviser 13, 41; Social Chairperson Pi Delta 43111.13 .41; Parliamentarian Sigma Alpha Chi 141; President Psychology Club141 SHARRI L. BERG M 229 S. Buell Aveq Aurora, IL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND MARKETING Kappa Phi Eta 12, 3, 41:81udentGovcrnmc-m13, 41; Intramurals U. 2. 3, 41;Varsi1y Basketball U1; Varsity Softball U. 21; Varsity Socccr131;Phi Kappa Sigma Little Sistcr141; Residence Hall Council 13, 41; College Board of Trustees StudentRepresentative13.41;Specia101ympics Volunteer11.21: Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges 141; Homecoming Court 1:41; Senior Class Representativc141; Vice President Kappa Phi Eta i3, 41; Student Like Community I--Icad141;Campus Life Community 141; Greek Week Court 141 DANIEL BEYERS M Reute 3, Box 99. Fontana, WI BIOLOGY, NATURAL SCIENCE. CHEMISTRY Theta Chi Delta12. 3. 41; Tri Beta 13. 41; Honors Council U, 2. 3, 41; Tri Bcta Historian. Theta Chi Delta Vice President J.A.BALL1JR.M 930 Lakeshore Dr., Grosse Pointe Shores. M1 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION,PUBL1C MANAGEMENT Tour Guide 441 JOHN BORGESON M 1475 Parksidc Drive, Kcnosha, W1 ACCOUNTING Mooner Organization Committee13, 41 BVIIANE J. CALHOUN M 17330 Pcnbrook Dr.. Brookfiald, SOCIAL WORK, SOCIOLOGY Social Work Organization 13. 41. President of the Social Work Organization 00; Carthage Honors Council 13, 41; Carthage Christian Fellowship 0. 2. 3. 41; Lutheran Youth Encounter U, 2J; Chapel Choir 01; Honofs List. Dean's List LATINA M. CAMPBELL M Soldier Road West. Nassam Bahamas CHEMISTRY. BIOLOGY Inicrnutional Friendship Organization GB; Black Student Union 121,Treasurer 131. President I141; Chapel Choir 131; Tri Beta Honorary Society 13, 41; Intramural Volleyball, Basketball, Football 13, 41; Black Affairs13,41;Student Government Senator t2, 31; Yearbook Staff 13, 41;Spccia1 Olympics 12, 31;Chcmistry1.,ab Assistant12,3. 41; American Chemical Society 13, 41; Sports Score Reporter121; News Information Office hISA LYNN CARLISLEM 1745 Rand Road, Des Plaines. PSYCHOLOGY Pi Delta Chi 141; Honors List13, 41; Dcarfs List13,41 TAMMY CAUL M 9 Green Ridge, Elgin, IL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. MARKETING. PSYCHOLOGY Kappa Phi Sorority 42, 3, 43; Pi Sigma Epsilon Marketing Fraternity 43, 43; Kappa Phi Eta Treasurer 443: Dean's L15t 443 JON M.CIEL1NSKI31010Chcrokee Dr.. Darien, IL BUSINESS ADM INISTRATION Varsity Baseball 433; American Cancer Society 433; Delta Omega Nu 43, 43; Social Chairman 443; Intramural Representative 443; Lcttcrman1s Club 433; lntramurals 43, 43; Junior Achievement Advisor 443 JANET COOKE - 405 Prospect Ave, Beaver Dam, W1 HISTORY, PUBLIC MANAGEMENT . Alpha Lambda Delta 423; Pi Sigma Epsilon 41, 2; 3, 43; P111, Alpha Theta 42, 3, 43; Pi Delta Chi 42, 3, 43; Peace and Jusncc Group 423: Burckhardl Society 41. 2, 3, 43; Ollver Wendell Holmes Society 42, 33; Arrow 81211143, 43; Driftwood Staff 443: Carthage Honori'i Council 41, 2, 3, 43; Intramura1s 41, 23; Spcciu101ympics Volunteer 413; Nelson Peter Ross Award 433; Carthage Honor Scholarship 41, 2, 3, 43; Dean1s List 41 , 2, 3, 43; Honofs List 41, 2, 3, 43; Alpha Lambda Delta Secretary 423; Pi Sigma Epsilon 3 VP Marketing 433; Phi Alpha Thc-ta, SecretarWTrcasurer 433, VP 443; Carthage Honofs Counml, President 433; Mousketccr Club Branch President DESIREE DAMENT 31830 Cranston Road, Beloit, WI BIOLOGY, CHEMISTRY Student Activities Board 3 Social Co-Chairperson 42, 3, 43: Tennis Team 42, 3,- 43; Student Government Faculty Life Committee 443; Intramural Sports 41, 2, 3, 43; Beta Beta Bcta Honorary Biology Fraternity 43, 43 NADINE MARIE DANZER 3 200 S.Wa1nu1,ltasca. IL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION, MARKETING Yearbook Staff- Photographer 413; Special Olympics 413; lntramurals 41, 23 LYNN A. DERFUS 3138310561311 81.. Appleton, WI BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION, MARKETING Pi Delta Chi 41, 2, 3, 43; Arrow 42, 33; C-Line 42, 3, 43; Phi Kappa Sigma 11Litt1c Sister 43, 43; Honorary Academic Advisor for Business Dept. Dearfs l,ist WI LLIAM DISKERUD 3 2136 24th Ave., Kenosha, WI GEOGRAPHY Tau Delta Psi 41, 2, 3, 43, Secretary 433 MARY K. DORJATH 3 8310 Monroe 31., Niles. IL INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS, GERMAN, BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Pom Pon Squad 41, 2, 3, 43; Kappa Chi Omega 42, 3, 43; Student Activities Board 413; Residence Hall Council 423; Orientation Committee 42, 3, 43: Panhellenic Counci142. 3, 43: Greek Rush Committee Chairperson 443; Kappa Chi Omega Pledge Trainer 43, 43; Orientation Chairperson 443; Panhcllcnic Vice President 43. 43; Homecoming Queen 443; Dcanis List 443: Member of Court for Greek Queen 443; Selected as Member For Outstanding Teachefs Award 443 DAVID DUMMER 1665 19111 Ava, Kenosha, WI PHYSICAL EDUCATION, HEALTH Tau Delta Psi 41. 2, 3, 43; Football Team 41, 2, 3, 43; 3 Year Football Letter Winner. Sergeant at Arms fm- Tau Delta Psi ERIC L. EBB 3 407 High Street, Waupun, WI MUSIC Carthage Choir 41, 2, 33; Arrow 41, 2, 33; Phi Mu A1pha41, 2, 33; Wind Symphony 413; Phi Mu Alpha 3 First Vice President, Collegiate Province Representative, Arrow Managing Ediior, Community Adviser; Phi Mu Alpha Scholarship Award; Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges SANDRA ENGELBRECHT 3 3413 Dutch Road. Manitowoc, WI CRIMINAL JUSTICE, POLITICALSCIENCE Criminal Justice Association 42. 3, 43; Dean's List 42, 3, 43; HonorB List 42. 3, 43; Vice President Criminal Justice Assistant 433 NANCY 1 AGERSTROM - 1190 Woodview Drive, l,ibcrtyviilC. IL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION, MARKETING Homecoming Committee 423; Community Adviser 433; Academic Advising 443; Intramural Sports 41 , 2. 3, 43; Student Government 423; Pi Sigma Epsilon 42, 33 EILEEN SUSAN FOREMAN 3 835 College Ave, Winthrop Harbor,1L CRIMINAL JUSTICE Tennis Team 413; Pi Theta Sorority 42, 33; Alpha Lambda Epsilon 43, 43 K I MBERLY B. FRAASE 3 460 W. Jackson, Woodstock, IL ELEMENTARY EDUCATION, LEARNING DISABILITIES Carthage Wind Sympaony 41, 2, 3, 43; Brass Choir 41, 2, 3.43: Student Education Association 413;Counci1 for Exceptional Chi1dren 413; Chapel Choir 4 l, 23:1nternational Friendship Association 43. 43: Carthage Christian FelIowship 4 l, 23 CURTIS STEVEN FRAHM 3 1247 Fox Point Drive, Waukesha, WI BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION JANE ANNE FREEBERG 3 Route 4, Box 35 A, Watertown, WI BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION, MARKETING Pi Sigma Epsilon 41, 2, 3, 43; Pi Theta 43. 43: Chapel Choir 41. 23: Student Government Senator 423; Junior Achievement Advisor443;Specia10lympics Volunteer 413; Sunday Singers 41, 23; Vice President of Personnel 41, 23 and Vice President of Administration 42, 3, 43 for Pi Sigma Epsilon; Vice President Pi Theta 43. 43: Honorary Academic Advisor 443; President Phi Kappa Sigma Little Sisters 43, 43; Dean3s List 43. 43: Honors Convention 443 STEVEN B. GARN ETT 3 241 Holmes, Clarendon Hills. 11. ACCOUNTING. MARKETING Mooner Organization 42, 3, 43; Homecoming Committee 413: Student Activities Board 41. 2, 33: Yeli Leading 41 , 23: Inlramurals 41, 2, 3, 43: Special Olympics 433: Student Government Rep. 41 , 33; Tropical Fish Club 42. 3, 43: Mooner Organization 3 Treasurer 423, President 433, Vice President 443: Student Activities Board 3 ConCerthoffcc House 42, 33: Homecoming Committee 3 Co-Chairperson 413: Rebecca Landgrcbe's Hand in Marriage DEBORAH J. GREENIER 3 Rt. 1, Box 126. LeClaire,1A ELEMENTARY EDUCATION, LEARNING DISABIIJTIES W0mcn1s Track 41. 2. 3, 43; Student Education Assoc. 41, 23; Council for Exceptional Children 413:5pecia101ympic Swim V01unteer41, 2. 3. 43, Coached 443: Pi Lambda Theta 443; Sha10m41, 23: Intramurals 41. 2. 3, 431Acadcmic Honor Scholarship 41. 2, 3, 43; Women's Track Co-Captain 42, 43: Student Representation for Education Dept. of Faculty. Curriculum Cammittee MIKE HACKBARTH 3 2756 Rusty, Des Plaines. IL MARKETING, BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Pi Sigma Epsilon 43. 431Yearb00k Photographer 433'. Alpha Lambda Delta 413; Rugby 41, 23; Residential Life Rep. 413'. SAB 41, 23 Student Government Rep. 41.23; lntramurals 41, 2. 3. 431Dcan's List 41. 2. 3. 43: Carthage Honors Council JOHN G. HARPER 3 3916 Garden Ave... Western Springs. IL NATURALSCIENCE M1N0R3COMPUTER 193 .. 3...... --...-..-......... 194 STUDIES Carthage Rugby11. 31; lntramuruls11. 2. 3. 41; American Chemical Socie1y12. 3. 41; Carthage Lifesaving Staff 111; NOIB141zChapcl Ushcr141; American Chemical Society Trensurer12. 31 BRUCE HARTMANN 4 23550 Hcaton Dr.. Balavia.1L ACCOUNTING. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Carthage F001bal111. 2. 3. 41 CRANE L. HEARN 4 7012 Wren1.ane. Fort Wayne. IN ENG LISH Men1s Basketban Team 13. 41; Campus Life Committcc141; Black Student Union President141: SAB Black Affairs Committee Chairpcrson141:Arrow Board Editor 141 HOPE HENSCHEL -- 504 W. Maple Ave.. Beaver Dam. W1 ELEMENTARY EDUCATION. LEARNING DISABILITIES. MENTAL RETARDATION Inlramurals 11. 2. 3. 41;Specia101ympics1l. 2. 3, 41; Pi Delta Chi 12. 3. 41; C-I.inc 13. 41; Carthage Womenk Tennis Team 11. 2. 3. 41; Student Education Assoc.11. 21; Council of Exception Children 111; Carthage Tennis Team 4 Captain. MVP ERIC HURST 4 52 Bunting Lane. Naperville. IL ACCOUNTING. BUSINESSADMINISTRATION lntramurals 11.2. 3. 41: Pi Sigma Epsilon13.41; Dean1s List 141 STEPHEN L. 111M 7666 Rt. 84 No..Galena.1L ACCOUNTING. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. ECONOMICS Phi Kappa Sigma 13. 41; Jazz Band11. 2. 31; Wind Symphony 11. 2. 31:5pirilBand11. 21; Brass Choir 11. 21; Curriculum Committcc141; Pi Sigma Epsilon 13.41; Freshman Honors Program111;Centrique Staff141; Honor Council 11. 2. 3, 41; Inlramurals 11.2. 3. 41; Founding President of Phi Kappa Sigma: Dcan1s List. Who's Who in American Colleges and Univ.: Economics Fellowship; Greek Senior Cour: ANN GIRMAN JAC KSON 7 PO. Box 152. Pleasant Prairie. WI ACCOUNTING SUZANNE C. JANSKY 4 3545 Clinton Ava. Berwyn. IL CRIMINAL JUSTICE Women's Volleyball Team 111; Women1s Softball Team 11. 2. 3. 41; Women's Cross Country Team 141;Women1s Athletic Assoc. 11, 2. 3, 41; Honofs Council 141; Alpha Lambda Epsilon13. 41; Wing Spread Fellow141;StudcntGovernmcnt Senator 11, 2, 31:1ntramurals1l, 2, 3. 41; Sunday Singers12. 31:Dean1s List11. 2, 3. 41; Captain 4301113211112, 41; Captain - Cross Country141; Rep. Criminailustice Dept. for Wingspread MARK W. JENKS 71914 Grant, Beloit. WI BIOLOGY. CONSERVATION MINOR 4 GEOGRAPHY Beta Bela Beta 12. 3. 41: Gamma Theta Upsilon 13. 41; Honors Council 11.2. 3. 41: Student Activities Board 141; Academic Life Committcc141;NOIB141: Rugby Cub111; lntramurals 11, 2. 3. 41; Beta Beta Beta President141. Vice President 131; Academic Life Committee Chairperson141;Dean's List; Honor's List; NOIB President 141; Biology Fellowship 13. 41 MICHELLE M. JENSEN 4 3508 Kcnsington Sq. Rd,, Sturtcvant. WI CHEMISTRY SpccialOlympics1l1;Track11. 21; C-Line1l. 21; Theta Chi Delta 13. 41 LAURA JOHANNING - 403 E. Riverside Ava, Merrill. WI ACCOUNTING. INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MINOR GERMAN Pi Sigma Epsilun 1l. 2. 3. 41; Pi Della Chi12. 3. 41; Wind Symphony11. 2. 3. 41; Pep Band 11. 2. 3. 41: C-Linc 13. 41; IM Volleyball 141;.1azz Band12. 31:Assislan1Acadcmic Advisor Business Dept.141;Dc:1n's List 13. 41; Pi Sigma Epsilon Recording Secrelary 131. Corresponding Secretary 141 JAMIE JOHNSON - - Rt. 2. Box ISI.Bcllcvi11c. W1 POLITICAL SCIENCE. CRIM INAL JUSTICE Student Government 11. 2. 3. 41:01ivcr Wendell Holmes Pre- Luw Socic1y12. 3. 41; Alpha Lambda Epsilon 12. 3. 41;Chapc1 Ushcr11. 2. 3. 41; Peace and Justice 13. 41; Arrows 111; 1ntramurals11. 2. 3. 41; Honors Counci112. 3.41:81udcn1 Government Treasurer 131. President 141; Sludcm Rep. 10 Social Science Division from Political Science 131. Criminal Justice 141: ths Who Among Students in American Colleges and Univ. 141. JAM IE JOLLY 41803 Tana Lane. Mount Prospect. IL ACCOUNTING. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION, MINOR - FRENCH Carthage Wind Symphony11. 2. 3. 41;Carthagc Pcp Band11. 21;Car1hage ChapelChoir141; Community Adviser 13, 41; Asst. Hall Direc10r141: Pi Delia Ch111. 2. 3. 41; Pi Sigma Epsilon12. 3. 411C-Linc12. 3. 41; Residence Life Committee 12. 31:1nternat1l Friendship Assoc.13. 41; Carthage Christian Fcllowship11. 21;Carthage Honors C0uncil11. 2. 3. 41: StudentGovcrnment121;Sunday Singers11, 21; Academic Life Committee 131. President141, Treasurer 131; Pi Delta Chi.Sccrctary;C-Line12. 31. Historian111:Alpha Lambda Delta; Who's Who in American Colleges and Univ. 13. 41; Dean's and Honors Lists 11. 2. 3. 41; Business Academic Advisor CYNTHIA KAY KARTTUNEN 4 338 May 81.. Elmhursl. 1L ELEMENTARY EDUCATION. LEARNING DISABILITIES Student Education Assoc. 11. 2. 31: Student Activities Assoc. 111; Homecoming Committee 111; Council for Exceptional Children 11. 2. 31: Pi Lambda Theta141; Driftwood Staff 141; Dcan1s and Honors List; Pi Lambda Theta 141; Driftwood 812111141; Dean's and Honors l,ist13. 41; P1 Lambda Theta141; Carthage Honors Council 141; TO I F President JAMES D. KELLER -- 1930 Wayland Lanc.Schaumburg. 1L BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. MARKETING Pi Sigma Epsilon 13. 41; Senator Student Government 131; Academic Advisor 141; Special Olympics 131; Tau Sigma Phi 13.41; Dean's and Honor's Lists141;Group Sales Manager Pi Sigma Epsilon 13. 41 CHERYL KLEVE 41414 Linder, Park Ridge,1L ART MINOR BUSINESS. FRENCH Pi Sigma Epsilon11. 2. 3. 41: Kappa ChiOmega12. 3. 41: Chapel Choir 121 JAY KOENITZER - 4105 Stonewood CL. Brookfield. WI BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. MARKETING, INTERNATIONAL BUSIN ESS. GERMAN JV Basketball111;Varsily Basketball12. 3, 41; Co-Captain Basketball 141: Delta Omega Nu 11.2, 3. 41; Treasurer Delta Omega Nu12. 3. 41; Alpha Lambda Deltu11. 2. 3. 41; Honors Council 11. 2, 3. 41: German C1ub11, 21: OrientatiOn C0mmittec141;Homecoming Committee131: Who3s Who in American Colleges and Univ.141;Dean1s and Honors Lisls11. 2. 3. 41: AII-Conf. Honorable Mention 141 TRACY KORTH - 920 N. 115th St. Wauwatosa. WI ELEMENTARY EDUCATION. LEARNING DlSABlLlTlES, MENTALLY RETARDED SEA1CEC1I. 21; Sigma Alpha Chi13. 41; Turtlc D0vcs11. 2. 3. 41;Spccia101ympics11. 31; Social Chairman 111; SEAXCEC Hirstorian14315igma Alpha Chi Secretary 123: Turtle Duvcs Vice Prcsidcn113. 43 Turl1c Doves GWEN M. KRIEWALDT4 R1. 45, Box 228. Mundelein. IL ACCOUNTING, BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Pi Sigma Epsilon 121 3, 43; Carthage Christian Fellowship 11, 2, 3. 43: Pi Dc1111Chi 11, 2, 3, 43; Special Olympics 11, 2, 3, 43; Intrumuruls 11, 2, 3, 43; Alpha Lambda Delta 11, 2, 3, 43; Carthage H0nursC0unci113,43; Liturgical Dancc143; Treasurer 113. Alpha Lambda Della; Honors and Dearfs List; Dwight W. Byram Scholarship; ths Who Among American Colleges and Univ.: President 143, Treasurer133 Pi Sigma Epsilon LARRY KUNATH 41061160111 81., Kenosha, WI PSYCHOLOGY MARY LARSON 4385 Continental Dr., Brookfield, W1 ELEMENTARY EDUCATION Student Government Senator 113; Homecoming Rep.123; Studcnt Education Assoc.11. 43; C-l.ine 13, 43: Peace and Justice 123; lnlramurals 11, 23; Pi Delta 01112, 3, 43: Pi Sigma Epsilon11, 2. 3, 43;Driftwood143;Sha10m123;Ca1-1hage Christian 1 ellowship1l, 23;Specia101ympics1l3; Corresponding Secretary133 Pi Sigma Epsilon ROSEMARY LINDSTROM 4 21 W 144, Hcmstead, Lombard, IL ELEMENTARY EDUCATION, LEARNING DISABILITIES Kappa Chi Omega 12, 3. 43; Student Government 123; Orientation 143; President, Sociai Chairman, Historian, Rush Chairman, Pledge Trainer Kappa Chi Omega PATRICK LOGUE 4 97 Old Harrington Rd., Barrington. IL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. MARKETING Student Adviser 113; Old Timer 123; Floor Rep. 12, 33 KIM LUNABURG 4 1355 Newcastle Lane, Hoffman Estates, IL ELEMENTARY EDUCATION Student Government 13, 43; Kappa Phi E12113, 43: Tau Sigma Phi 1Litllc Sistcr313, 43; PDm-POm's 13, 43; Student GovernmentSccretary143;StudentGovernmcntPublicity133; Dcarfs List 12, 3, 43; Honors List 13, 43 M1CHAEL J. MAASKE 4 28W480 Woodland RC1. Warrenville, IL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. MARKETING MINOR MUSIC lnlmmurals 11, 2, 3, 43;Car1hage Wind Symphony 11, 2. 3. 43: Carthage Brass Choir 11 . 2. 3. 43; Carthage Pep Band11, 2, 3. 43: Community Advisor13,43; Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges 143; Business Dept. Honorarium 143 AMY MALICDEM --- 401 Grecnvicw Dr., Park City, IL ACCOUNTING, BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Pi Theta 143; Turtle Doves12, 3, 43; Pi Sigma EpsiIOn 12, 3, 43 CYNTHIA ANN MARTING 3N105 Crest CL. West Chicago. IL GEOGRAPHY, GERMAN LANGUAGE AND LITERATUREGERMAN LANGUAGE AND CIVILIZATION DEAN ALAN MATTHEWS4 1253 Manor SL. Frccport. IL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. MARKETING Varsity Football 11, 2, 3, 43; Secretary of C-Club; Residence Hall Council; Floor Representative Student Government BYRON McCRARY 4 26221111n0i5 St. ACCOUNTING, BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Carthage College Chapel Choir113:Car111agc Chamber Singers12, 43;Car1hagc College Choir 11-43: Campus Newspaper. Arr0w143 MARY .10 MEYER 4 908 College Avcl, Howards Grove. W153081 ACCOUNTING AND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION WAA11.2.31:VullcybaIl 113: Basketball11-43;C0-Caplain OF Basketball143zTcnnis12, 33; Track 123; lntramurals 1 I 3; Driftwood 143; Deans List 12-43; WAA Sccrctary123: WAA Parliamentarian133;AIl-Confercnce Tennis143; All- Confcrcrcnce Honorable Mention Basketball 143 THOMAS G. MEZZANO 41703 West Ninth Avenue. Oshkosh, WI ELEMENTARY EDUCATION AND MENTAL RETARDATION Carthage College Choir 123; Chamber Singers 12, 33:A1p11a Lambda Della 113; Education Honorary 133: Pi Lambda Theta 13. 43: Pi Lambda Theta Membership Committee143: Dean's List 11-43;Studcn1Tcachcr of the Year Award143 SUSAN L. MILLER -- 12724 S, 74th Avenue. Palos Hcighm, IL60463 ELEMENTARY EDUCATION, MENTAL RETARDATION Badminton Team 113; Pi Delta Chi 12-43; Student Education Assoc.13. 43 ROBERT R. MONDRON 1143681 NW. 114 Ave.. Coral Springs, FL 33065 ACCOUNTING Foolball113:Tau Sigma Chi11-43;IFC12-33;Tau Sigma ih Vice President; Secretary and Delegate at Large MICHAEL M. MORDINI 4 7'11? Windsor. Norridge. 11.. CRIMINAL JUSTICE SOCIOLOGY Sociology Department Representative 143; Criminal Justice Society 13. 43: Special Olympic Volunteer 113; Honor Society 12, 3, 43: Dcan1s List 12-43; Mooner Organization Treasurer 123, Vice President 133. President 143 DOUG LAS MORRIS 4 9380 N.W. 42nd CL, Sunrise, FL 33321 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND MARKETING Pi Sigma Epsilon 13, 43: Studenlf Faculty Judicial Board13, 43; Tau Delta Psi 11-43; Tau Delta Psi President 143; Inter- Fratcrnity Council 1243: Inter-Fraternity Council Treasurer 143; 1983-4 Freshman Orientation Co-Chairman 143: Homecoming Floor Representative12-43;SpecialOlympics Volunteer 113: Swim Team 11-43; Swim Team Captain 143: Driftwood 143: Most Vatuablc Swimmer 13. 43. KAREN J. MURPHY 4175918111 Ava, Kcnosha, W1 53140 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Honorary Assistant Academic Advisor 143: Member Student Curriculum C0mmillee143:Cathage Honors Counci1143: I-1onurs List143: Dean's List 143 GEORGE NEMCEK -- 919 Hirsch SL. Melrose Pk., IL 60160 NATURAL SCIENCE. BIOLOGY Jazz Band 11 , 23: Wind Ensemble 11. 23: Brass Choir11. 23: Beta Phi Epsilon Fraternily1l-43:Studcn1 Government 133 PAULA ANNE NEWCOM --- Portage. IN ACCOUNTING. RELIGION Pi Sigma Epsi10n1I-43: Director of Advertising 143: Accountant133:Arrow. FinancialManagcr133:1FA143:Pi Delta Chi 143: Theater Usher 11-43: InlerimCA133 GREGORY SCOTT NICHOLS 4 Racine, WI INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS.GERMAN. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 195 Imernational Friendship Associaiion 13. 43; 1ntramura151l-43: Basketball Manager143:Dcan1s List133: Honors inIGerman 143 SUSAN NICHOLS 4 4617 23rd Ave.. Kcnosha. W153140 FRENCHjSECONDARY EDUCATION Kenosha Symphony Orcheslra 113 RICHARD NIKCHEVICH 4 6769 N. Iona Ave... Chicago. IL 06046 HISTORY AND POLITICAL SCIENCE Oliver Wendell Holmes Society12-43zC-Linc13. 43: Burckhardt Society 12-43; 1ntramurals11-43; Peace and Justice123:31udcanovcrnmc-nt 143; Nelson Peter Ross Award; Dean1s List; Hanors L1311PhiAlpha Theta: Alpha Lambda Delta: President 01 Oliver W. Holmes Society; Who's Who in American Universities and Co1leges: Truman Scholar Nominee JENNIFER RUTH NOLTING 4 8544 32nd Awe... Kenosha, WI 53142 CHEMISTRY Theta Chi Theta 13. 43;Car1hagc College Chapel Choir113; Carthage Choir 12. 43; Dearfs List 143 KAREN E. NORMAN 4 831 W. New York. Aurora. IL 60506 RELIGION Carthage Wind Symphony 11-43; Sigma Alpha Chi 12-43; P1 Delta Chi 12443;C-Linc11. 23; Shalom 11, 23; Church Vocations Group143; Sigma Alpha ChiChaplain143;Sigma Alpha Chi Pledge Trainer 133 JOHN O'CONNOR4 33540 Royal Oak Ln., Gages Lake. IL 60030 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. MARKETING Carthage Varsity Footba1111-431Carthage Varsity Baseball 11, 23; Carthage Varsity 601113. 43;A11-Conference Football 11, 33: Captain Varsity Golf 143 SUSAN A. OLSON 4 R.R.2. Box 17?. Dodgeville, WI 55533 ELEMENTARY EDUCATION. LEARNING DISABILITIES Carthage Coilege Chapel Choir 113; Carthage College Choir 12. 3.43; C-Line 11-43; Pi Delta Chi 11-43; Sunday Singers11- 43: Carthage Wind Symphony 11, 23; Carthage Christian Fellowship 11. 23; ths Who in American Colleges and Universities 13, 43; Pi Delta Chi 2nd Vice President13, 43; C- Linc Coordinator 133; Carthage Dearfs List13.43; Community Adviser 13. 43; Assistant Hall Director 143; Pi Delta Chi Sister of the Year Award 143 CRAIG DAVID OPHEIM 4 5828 Oldmill Stone Rd.. Rockford. IL 61111 BUSINESS ADMIN ISTRATION AND MARKETING Delta Omega Nu12-43:Carthage Varsity Basketball 11-43; Homecoming Representative 123; iFC 133 SCOTT LAWRENCE PEDERSEN 4 Arlington Heights. IL RECREATIONAL MANAGEMENT Football Statistician 11-43; Basketball Statistician 11-43; Arr0w12-43; Intramurals 11-43; Thomas R. Beau Memorial Scholarship 143 MICHELLE PETERSON 4116 N. 51h 81., W. Dundee,1L PSYCHOLOGY Sha10rn113;Psychologyr C1ub143; Pi Delta Chi 13. 43 PETER W.P10TROWSK14 1823 W. Mangold Ave,. Milwaukee BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. MARKETING Arrow 113; Pi Sigma Epsilon 11 , 2. 3. 43; Tau Sigma Chi 11. 2. 196 3. 43; lntramurals 11. 2. 3, 43; Sergeant at Arms and Treasurer Pi Sigma Epsilon; Delegate at Large and Treasurer Tau Sigma Chi; Bonosc Award JIM POWELL 41216 N. Cross 81.. Wheaton, IL ELEMENTARY EDUCATION. LEARNING DISABILITIES Student Education Assoc. 13. 43; Volunteer Special Olympics 13. 43; lnlramumls 11. 2. 3. 43 KRISTEN RABE4 27W 140 Carrel. Winfield. IL ENGLISH. RELIGION Sigma Tau Delta 13, 43; Carthage Wind Symphony 11. 2. 33; Carihage Honors Council 12. 3. 43; Ccntriquc 143: Arrow 133; Student Government 113; A1pha Lambda Delta: Student Rep. 10 College Humanities Divisi0n13. 43;Curricu1um Committee 13.43;C011ege Board of Trustees 133; English Dept. Service Fellowship: Editor Ccntriquc; Vice President Carthage Honors C0unci1;PrcsidentSigma Tau Delta JOANNE D. RIESS4 1608 Concord Lane. West Bend. WI INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS. MARKETING MINOR 4 SPANISH Pi Theta Sororily13. 43; Pi Sigma Epsilon 13. 43 PETER A. RUCKS 4 12281 W. Warner. Waukegan. IL ACCOUNTING. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Carthage College Baseball Team 11. 2, 3. 43;Car1hage Coilege Football Manager11, 2, 3. 43; MVP-3 Baseball Team; Captain 13. 43 Baseball Team ELIZABETH JANE RUDE 41435 Sunset Ridge Rd.. Northbrook, IL SPEECH COMMUNlCATIONS. THEATRE Carthage Choir13. 43;A1pha Psi Omega 12. 3, 43; Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia13. 43; Carthage Theatre Production 11. 2, 3, 43; Dean's List11.2.3. 43; Treasurer Alpha Psi Omega 13. 43; Acting Achievemcm Awards12, 43; Theatre Fellowship 143; Acting C0ach143; Makc-Up Designer 143 DIANESCHLESINGER 4 5346 Alpine Dr., Cedarburg. WI 53012 SOCIAL SCIENCE Kappa Chi Omega 13. 43 LYNNETTE C. SCHWECHEL 4 40218.57th 51.. Milwaukee, WI MARKETING. INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS. MINOR 4 FRENCH Carthage Christian Fellowship 11. 23; Pi Sigma Epsilon 11 . 2, 3. 43; Student Government 133; International Friendship Assoc. 13.43; Alpha Lambda Delta 11, 23;Curricu1um Committee 133; Business Student Adviser 143; Dean's and Honofs List 11. 2. 3. 43; Byram Business Scholarship13. 43; Who,s Who in American Colleges and Univ.143;Cha11cnger Award 4 Most Outstanding National Student in Phi Sigma Epsilon 143; Pi Sigma Epsilon; National Collegiate Vice Presiden1143. Vice President of Marketing 143. Advertising Group Sales Mgr. 133, Pledge Traincr-Coordinator 12, 33; International Friendship Assoc; Vice President 133. Fund Raising Chairman13. 43; A1pha Lambda Delta. Vice President 121 OLUWOLE OLUSOLA SHOBANJO 4 No. l.Shobanjo Closc.1d1-lshin. Jericho, Ibadan. Nigeria ACCOUNTING MINOR 4 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. MUSIC. PHILOSOPHY Black Student Union 13. 43; Soccer Team 143;B1ack Affairs President; President of Shobcslic Republic; President of Regaestic and African Music Organization DAVID B, SLOYER 4 South Haven, MI GEOGRAPHY Carthage Choir12. 3. 43; Chamber Singers 11. 2. 3. 43; Chapel Choir 11. 23; Swimming1l. 2. 33; Peace and Juslice 11.43; C- Line 0U; Homecoming Committee 050; Service Fellowship Geography 8, 4k Honors Council Ml; DcanE List 8, 40 CRAIG P. SMITH 29258 S. Merrill, Chicago. IL CRI M INAL JUSTICE. SPEECH COMMUN ICATION, AND THEATER Carthage College Choir 01: Intervarsity Christian Fellowship U, 2k Black Student Union t1, 2h Student Government UM Oliver Wendell Holmes Society Mk Psychology Club U, 2h C-Club U, 2h Alpha Psi Omega II4J; Carthage Track Team U. 2L Carthage College Honor Scholarship; thfs Who Among Student in American Universities and Colleges; President of Lambda Alpha Epsilon NJ; Dcan2s List f3. 40 MARTIN SOKOL 2 1458 16th Ave. $208, Kenosha, WI PSYCHOLOGY Graduated Cum Laudc CLAUDIA M lCHAl. STADIUS -- 602 N. Lincoln D12, Hancock, Ml ELEMENTARY EDUCATION Carthage Chapel Choir Bk Sunday Singers 0, 4k Carthage Wind Symphony m; Shalom 0, 4h Pi Delta Chi 011; Student Governmcnt 00; Special Olympic Swimming 00; Carthage Theatre Production Participant O, 40 TAMMY LYNN STEINICH 2 RR. $2, Pardeeville, WI ELEMENTARY EDUCATION, LEARNING DISABILITIES Sigma Alpha Chi t2, 3, 1U; Panhellcnic Council 0, 4k Student Education Assoc. U, 2, 32; Council for Exceptional Children U, 2, 3h Pi Delta Chi 0. 3J; Tau Sigma Chi Doves U, 2. 3, 43; Outstanding SeniorvSigma Alpha Chi; Vice President 1:3, 41 Corresponding Sec. t3 Sigma Alpha Chi, President 0, dd Panhcllcnic Council; President 02 Council for Exccp1.Child.; Secretary CD; Dove Mistress Q2 Tau Sigma Chi Doves SHARYL JEANETTE STIEHR 2 20811 Wilmot Rd., Bristol, WI BIOLOGY MINOR 2 CHEMISTRY Shore Groups 0h Carthage Honors Council t1, 3, 4k Beta Beta Beta 0. 4k American Chemical Society 0, 4k Intramurals GU; Secretary HJ Beta Beta Beta; Alpha Lambda Delta U . 2. 3, 4h Elizabeth Mancuso Memorial Scholarship CD; Carthage College Women's Scholarship 0, 4h Dcarfs List Cl, 3, 1-0: Honors List 8, 43! SCOTT WESLEY SUTTON - 2208 Kingsbury Circle. Tampa, FL ACCOUNTING MINOR 2 HISTORY Football U, 2, 3, :0; Tau Sigma Chi U, 2, 3, 4k IFC Q, 3, 4L Student Government Q, 3h Studcnl-Faculty Judicial Board Ml: Secretary, Vice President. President, Man 0fthc Year '83 Tau Sigma Chi; President IFC DOUG SWIFT 2 2! 26 mm Avenue, Kenosha, WI BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION, MARKETING Delta Omega Nu fl, 2. 3L lntramurals t l. 2, 3. KB: Historian Delta Omega Nu CZ, 3L Floor Rep. TI MOTHY THOMS 2 824 Augusta, Malwood, IL MARKETING, BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Cross Country U, 2, 3, 43;. Captain 0. r0 Cums Country: Track U. 2i; Arrow Circulation Manager My Dean's List VICKI THORESON 2 910 Carey St., Lake Geneva, WI INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS, MARKETING MINOR 2 FRENCH, BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Pl Sigma Epsilon U, 2, 3. 4L Kappa Chi Omega Q, 3. 1-0; Student Government U h Rep. for Board of Trustees U k Dean2s List m; Secretary Kappa Chi Omega; Alumni Ehajlrman Kappa Chi Omega; Advertising Secretary Pi Sigma 1331 on DONALD A. TINKOFF 21610 Birch Lane, Park Ridge, IL ACCOUNTING. BUSINESSADMINISTRATION Varsity Football Uh Varsity GoIH4J; Dcank List 8, 4U: Academic Advisor iM ERICH W. UEBERSOHN 2 N6882 Stoncbank Rd., OconOmowoc, W1 CRIMINAL JUSTICE, SOCIOLOGY Delta Omega Nu U, 2. 3, 4J; Student Government Rep. U, 2, 3J; Orientatinon-Old Timer Mk Varsity Football 0. 22 and Baseball U, 2. 3h Lambda Alpha Epsilon CE, 30; Homecoming Committee CD; Finance Committc 00'. Student Life Committee CD; IFC U, 2, 3, 4h ths Who Among Students at American Colleges; IFC Vice President 0, 4k Vice President 6, 4U Delta Omega Nu HEIDI WELLS2 28436 Arrowhead Dr., Wheaton, IL COMMERCIAL DESIGN Student Paper Murrow U. 3, 4h Kappa Phi Eta t3, 40; Board of Trustees, Student Affairs on; Centrique Magazine 60 CURTIS WITYNSKI 2 289 Concord Dr. POLITICAL SCIENCE MINOR 2 HISTORY Varsity Football U, 2, 3, 4h Varsity Track 0, 2k Phi Alpha Theta; Oliver Wendell Holmes Society; Beads List: Honors List; Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Univ.; Carthage College Faculty Honor Scholarship; Dave Dorak Memorial Scholarship; Wingsprcad Fellow; Co-Captain 0f1984 Football Team; Jim Barnhill Hustle Award; Student Rep. from the Political Science Dept. to the Social Science Division: Curriculum Cammittec, Faculty Life Committee CATHERINE WOLFE w- 950 Lonsdaic, Elk Grove, IL ELEMENTARY EDUCATION Student Education Association 0. 42 ANN WYCOFF2 314 N. Pearl. Box 306, Forrest, IL MUSIC, ELEMENTARY EDUCATION Carthage College Chapel Choir Uh Sigma Alpha Iota Chaplain U. 2L President UL Vice P1135442. Sec. I42: Music Educators National Conference 0. 2, 3k Sunday Singers OJ and Director on: Carthage Christian Fellowship 2 I y Jazz Band U . 2. 3, 4J: Corresponding Secretary; Music Educators Nat. C0nf.; College Honor Award Sigma Alpha Iota CH; Dean's and Honors List CH JANET MARION ZANSKI 2 4829 44m Court, Kenosha. WI PUBLIC RELATIONS MINOR 2 BUSINESS, SOCIOLOGY KAREN M, ZEMAN 2 4722 W. Spring Lane. Brown Deer. WI ACCOUNTING, BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Volleyball U , 2. 3, 4h Pi Sigma Epsilon t3, 4k Womerfs Athletic Association U. 22 $iIZABETH M. ZEMLICK 2 2600 5.515tSL. Miiwaukee. POLITICAL SCI ENCE MINOR 2 CRIMINAL JUSTICE $EVIN ZIBOLSKI 2 5682 S. Kirkwood Avenue. Cudahy. ACCOUNTING. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Delta Omega Nu U . 2. 3. 4L Secretary Gk Assistant Academic Advisor t3, 4k lnlerfralernity Council L32: Homecoming Committee Oi; Orientation - Old Timer Mk lnlramurals U. 2, 3, 4hSAB U1; Dean's List 6, 42 19? -2 222-..Mr Laura A. Schultz - Editor Matthew D. Cline 7 Asst. Editor Alanc Bolten 7 Adviser Kenneth Brauer e Taylor Rep. l'lmagine individuals not as people but as suitcases, compact beings in a transit society; spending their lifetime packing into themselves facts, knowledge, experiences; taking time to plan today for the trips they will make tomorrow. In the mind of a suitcase a possible destination is set; semewhere to go, something to plan for, someday a dream to come true. They place a label on themselves to get them where they want to go. Their goal set, their destination finalized, they begin. However, memories remain. Looking back, the faces of favorite professors come into focus again. They were the ones that could be tricked into postponing a test, those who gave us a little inspiration, those who understood the problems we faced. Very dimly we recall the ones that put us to sleep. The graduating class, as well as the undergraduates who leave us to pursue other goals, are scattered in all directions. So many more friends will be lost over the years, in com- parison. to the few that will remain. But they will all be remembered as invaluable parts of college memories. Anonymous