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

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1989 volume:

.n-ww- - Contents Homecoming Greek Week Senior Week Graduation Extracurriculars Greeks Sports Freshmen Sophomores J uniors Seniors Closing 4 14 22 '50 54 48 68 . Laura Ihlenfeld and Peggy Granger . Jeff Wiese . Dan Jordan. Kurt Glasman. Steve Palmer, and Jeff Jungknecht The theme or Homecoming '88. was Get Carried Away . This year the Student Activities Board tSABjI was responsible for every event within the th ree-day program with the exception of the game on Saturday against North Central College and related alumni pro- grams. On Thursday October 20, the Homecoming Olympics were held before the Pep Rally. Fallawing the Pep Rally,r was a torchlight parade to the bont'lre behind South Hall. On Friday a Video Dance Hightwas held in the College Centert During the event ajello snarf contest and balloon sit added to the evenings activities Preceding the game was a taiI-gate party in the PEC parking lot. The final events of the olympics took place and the overall chamv pion was named. Following the. game was a Buffet Dinner and Ball at the Holiday Inn. Both events were semi-formal and everyone was invited. The music for the Ball was provided by The Cheaters. The members of SAB worked very hard and everyone had a good time HOMECOMIHG 5 1. Mike Packard, Shel- ley Morgan, Kari Schmitt, Sara Ander- son Steve Palmer. Carri Albright. Joe DeVito, Dawn Doug- lass, Dave Maaske. Julie Rhodes. Noel Clausen, Sara Bus? ack. . F.0regonCampbell .Hm11ecoming King and Queen, Steve Palmer and Carri Al- bright 6 HOMECOMIHCI . Kent Bishop, Bran- don Antoniewicz. Pat Gain. Chris Bunt rock, Patti Fallen? beck, Becky Gibson. Shelli Haugeberg .Christy LeBlanc. Nancy Marti, Joelle Mortenson, Cynthia Verrette 3. Larry McGee 4. Carthage Eedmen iOMECOMlNG 7 . Eric Biersack and Mike McKOwen . Stacey Casmere Get Carried Away 3 8 HOMECOMIHQ 1. Homecoming Tailgate Party 2. Tim Simmons 3. Amy Grithh and Robin Streckert . Munnnuouu- - '- h Hmmvugm M ' HIHJ-w C snmuue; r W'? . Todd Downard and Liesl Timmerwilke . Jim Hilgendorf . Kim Strube, Amy Lux, and Sara Busack K Player 317, Dan'n Ackiin 10 HOMECOMIHG . Carthage Redmen -. Darin Acklin . Eric Eckrose and Kristen Meier Dennis E. HOMECOMIHG 11 1. Coreyr Jeferson 2. Get Carried Away 5. Carthage Redmen 4. Bob Bentz 12 HOMECOMIHCI . Jammin the tunes. . Where are the marshmallows? . Susan Vogl '. Football Follies LScott Trotlierl HOMECOMIHG 15 . Stacey Casmere an Melanie Skinner . Stacey Casmere, Jean Vance. Judy Tomelczak. Sandi Johnson; Mike Austin, Robyn Streckert, Todd Downard, Chris Berger, Todd Phillips, and Dan Hargroves. . Mel Gilfillan, Deb Bereza, Noel Clausen, and Kurt Glasman . Cynthia Verrette. Amy Dillard. Mike Malaker, Eric Heumann, Amy Lux, and Jeff Mares . Garyr Onorati. Chris Barger, Mike Malaker . Eric Leeborg . Mel Oilfillan, Deb Bereza. Andy Tully 14 GREEK WEEK HU' f-lOUI-FPUT-J . Natalie Agenlian. Mollyr Branstrom. Lynne Vojtko. Laura Jelfers, Steve Berger- 0n. Lisa Ken'ns. Marty Vick, Roger Gundersonj Noel Clausen. . Deb Bereza, Joyce Slempinski. iioel Clausen . Pi Theta cheering crowd , Brian Maxwell, Mike Saelens. Eric Heumann . Pyramid races . Pi T'hetas. Turtles and Buffs Eric Trainer GREEK WEEK 15 . Major canoe upset; Pi Thetas, Buffs. and Turtles v5. Kappa Chis and Phi Kaps. . Paula Miller Greg Sosin, Sam Hacker Jackie Fischer . Rhonda Olson . Joe Funk, Erica Bakker, and Kevin Rohlwing . Kissing rock, a pledging hardache. 16 GREEK WEEK 4- m mu 8 1. '2. 54 4. 5. 6 .9 8 Kirk Robertson, Mark Miller Hora Wedge. Jenna Saunoris, Sue Becker Ellen OhISOn. Paula Miller, Julie Cavalier Jeff Mares. En'c Heumann Brian Maxwell, Jeff Mares . Alphs Chis and Squires lose their grip. . Todd Downarcl . Chris Barger. Jack Walker and Mike Malaker GREEK WEEK 17 . Claudine Deluca, Bob Tracy . Mike Austin, Mike Malaker EllenOhlson, Joyce Slempinski, and Aaron Howat . Kellie Wiggins, Kristen Nelson . Prof. Hun Piepenburg. Duane Voigt, Pastor Roger Timm A Michelle Wandersee, Jenna Senorius, Lorri N- bright. Rhonda Ritlman, Kristen White, and Mark Kimmerl ing 18 GREEK WEEK . Kristen Kidera. Backy Tohm. Marci Groezinger, Laurie Bubelis. Katie Darula. and Nancy Adcoak . Mark Kimmen'ng. Vladimir Bajic. Earl Dutko. JelTLinclel, and Jerry Smith. . Natalie Agenlian, Jim Chmelik . Dee Dee Shanta . Jim Casey . Jay Gullickson . Squires and Alpha Chfs doing a 180 a little early. GREEK WEEK 19 . Dan Jordan. Pritpal Somac, Chris Rossing, Noel Clausen, and Win halfans. . P'I'IChaCl and Anna Rein. . Jay Freyer, Jill OSHL Melissa P'lilanmich. and Dan Fclton Morgan, Joe DcVito, Laura Hemec. Rick . Kevin Rohlw'ing, Chris Bargcr, and Brian An- , Debbie Heine, Kirsten Koch. and Chris Marlin. . Cam Albright . Melanie Skinner. Julir: Rhndch and Carrie Holt. Kim Fenendael, Missy 15913;, and Nicole Hauk . Dean Landry. Ann-marie Face. and Richard Mach . Jeff Mares, Mike Saelens. Julie Rhodes and Carrie Holt Terra Buffet at its best. . Jay, sewing it up right. . Tim Kielley, Lisa Strehlow. and Dudley Riggle . Brian Schalk, Polly Gall. Debbie Heine, Steve Palmer. Carri m- bright. and Deb Hayes 1 2 3 4. 5 I5 7 SENIOR WEEK 21 . Thc forever decked Celebration ' cruise ship. . Cnvyn Zalokar, and Jeff Cook. . Noel Clausen. Sara Anderson, and .Amy Bess. . Joyce Stampinski. and Laura Jeffers. . Laura Hemec, Sandra Goldstein. Karl Schmilt..5l1c-E1cy Morgan, Joe DcV'ito, Mike Packard, and Sara Anderson. . Hike Mchillip . Kar-ISclnnitt.5andraGoldstein,.$hel1 1organ. Laura Jeffers. Om'n Zankar. Tracy Brockm ,. and Joanna Mohnen. 22 SENIOR WEEK '$J...-Lg--.. '- ECGJJBWILWM I ;- ' '-uI Pi ; Mill W !!! , . gag! .. . Mark Guskey. Mike Saelens. and Brad Armagost. . Michelle Ilenriksen, and Jay Freyer. . Mike Packard . Molly Branstrom. Nikki Haggeny, Gwyn Zalokar, Julie: Cavalier, and Michelle Henriksen. Dave Meyer, Gwyn Zalokar. and h n Brueggeman. SENIOR WEEK 25 . Jae. DeVito and Laura Hemec . Sandra Goldstein and Jeff Mares . Nikki flaggemr and Julie Cavalier . Kim Fenendael, Dave Meyer, Ron Snapp, Missy Isely, and Mwangi Malina . Julie Cavalier. Kevin Rohlwing, Mullg.r Branstrom, Michelle Henriksen. Gwyn Zalokar. and Hikki Haggeny 24 SENIOR WEEK .1- . h'arl Schmitt, Dawn Douglass. and JeffCook. . Classroom buddies. . Mike Saelens and Melanie Skin- ner . firian Andes, and Ed McQuillan . Mike Packard and Jeff Siemers '. Krista Ciaussner and Paul To- dino r. Kim Fenendael and Missy lsely SENIOR WEEK 2 5 . Folly Gall and Dudley Riggle . Farewell Dance . Caught by surprise. . Fun at PT's Amy Bess . Steve Palmer and Sara Anderson . HOT AT CARTHACIE! 1 2 5 4 5. 6 7 26 SENIOR WEEK mwpuguwm I Gwyn Zalokar and Laura Hemec PT'S Gwyn Zalokar, Kevin Rohlwing. and Julie Cavalier Joanna Mohnen and Shelley Morgan Shelley Morgan. Joe DeVito. Laura Hemec. and rraq,r Brockmeier. Kevin Rohlwing. Gwyn Zankar. Laura Nemec. Laura Jeffers. and Brad Armagost. SENIOR WEEK 2 7 . Calthagc Choir . Joyce Stempinski . The 1989 graduates and their families. . Dan Fetton, Krista Claussner, and Kim Fenendael. . President F. Cutgm- Campbell . Jcn' Bergstmm GRADUATION B 1 '2. 3. 4. 5. 6 T. 8 . Congratulations! Faculty and Administration Band Dean Michie Prilpal Soorae . Paul Todino Sandra Goldstein and Richard Wilcox . Melanie Skinner GRADUATION 219 . Kim Fenendael. Nicole Hauk, and Missy 15er . The 1989 Graduates . Sheila Briggs . Its Finally over. . Larryr Hamilton. Charlotte Chen, and Samual Chell. . Joe DeVilo. Rick HLchelsJ Karl Schmitt. Mike Packard, and Dave Maaske. GIUIvDUM-d 50 GRADUATION ' J ... 5$ 5 . Diane Connell. Wendi Rose, Anne Reese, and Patti Fallenbeck. . Paul Todino, Dave Maryann. and Joel Zimmer- man. . Margaret Hagel and Jodi Hucksdorf . Dan Frank and Laura Heme: . . Scott Muschewske and Mark Lamp . Paul MacDurT . Amy McCarthy CANDIDS 51 Laura Hemec and Shelley Morgan . Scott Decker and Dave Thomas . William Jankovich, Jeff Cook. Carrie Holt and Dan Frank . Dan Hargroves, Nancy AdCOCk, and Becky Randow . Missy Isely and Kevin Rohlwing . Tom Nelsen. Shellene Henkel- mann, and Linda Visser . Dons Brewer game. 52 CANDIDS 5 5 S m D H A C . : . ..., Cu... .. wxwuaar . .... . . . ., . .. .. 1 . . 4 i Beyond The Classroom 54' ORGAN ZATIOHS Sigma Tau Delta Sigma Tau Delta is the Intemational English Honor Seeiety. Its purpose is to brevet distinc- tion upon undergraduates. graduates and scholars in academics, as well as upon profes- sional writers who have recognized accomplish- ments in linguistic or literary realms of the E11- glish language. Through the chartering of chapters on the campuses of almost four hundred colleges and universities throughout the United States. Sigma Tau Delta affords exceptional students in the field of English an opportunity for furthering culture, for formulating ethical principles, for developing skills in creative and en'tical uniting and for fostering a spirit of fellowship. Student members of Sigma Tau Delta may gain prestige through publication in The Rect- angle and may achieve international recogni- tion through annual awards and scholarships. Association with eminent persons in the profes- sion ofEnglish is accorded to students at the re- gional conventions and at the biennial intema- tional convention. Sigma Tau Delta isaiso open to any student attending Carthage College who is interested in literature or the arts. national membership is re- served for those students who have fuifilled the academic requirements as stated by the na' tionai chapter. Row 1: Christine Fedruk, Elizabeth Strand, Erica Bakker iPresidentJ, Liesl Timmerwilke. Row 2: Missy lsely, him Fenendael. Charlene Girard. Row .3: Sue Cutlen, Corie Palmer, Charlie Som- mers. Lynn Slifka, Majd Hussian Centrique Centtique, the Carthage College Creative Arts Magazine. is one of Carthage's three stu- dent publications. The Centrique Editors and Staff accept contributions of poetry. short prose. black-and-white photographs. and artwork from creative Carthage students during the fall and winter, then choose the best contributions fer publication in the spring. Five pieces of writing and artwork are also chosen for the Centrique Literature and Art Awards - the recipients of these awards are given special recognition in the magazine. as well as a cash prize. The Cen- tn'que is produced Entirely by the student smrf members: everything from the selection of en- tries to the layout is done by student volunteers. Producing the Centn'que takes a lot of long hours and hard work, butwe are more than will- ing to meet the challenge e so the creative Carthage students get the recognition they cle- serve! Row 1: Editors Christine Fedmh and Lynn Slifka. Rowz: Missy lselyt Marci Groezinger, Kim Fenen- dael, Dawn Payne. En'ca Bakker. Rowii: Sue Cul- len. Carolyn Kovac, Becky Borrenson. Corie Palmer. Charlene Qirard. Majd nussain SIGMA TAU DELTAXCEHTRIQUE 55 Arrow 1. Todd l'laefner. Michael Ancevic, Kevin Rohlwing. Chris Rossing, Carrie Holt. Shelley Morgan 2 Shells;r Morgan 5. Todd Haefner and Carrie Holt Friendship Society The International Friendship Soclery Is a newly formed group on campus. The initiative came from lorclgn studcnts at Carthage who were interested in knowlng aha ut olh er cultures. but this 911: up Is open to anyone sharing our interests. To celebrate our fomallon and meal all of our members. a party was held at Our advisor's house. Dr. lrcne Creamar. where each of us brought our national dish. These kind of acnvltles MI! be open l0 all students next year. Apart from our social interests. we have some goals to pursue as a group. We are trying to avald some of the problems as faced here 51 Carthage as to reign students. One way we are doing this Is by wrltlng to the lnmmlng loreign stud ems whlle they are 5LlJl at home. to arra nge housing fer them aver breaks and other Important things. In an at- tempt to Introduce our group as one that cares. : 1. Flow 1: M150 Mlloslavlc Nice PresidenuPeruJ. Gonzalo Gonzalez tPanamal. Row'z: Komsu Mamuya lSecretaryfTreasumrTanzanlal, Hagan: Molsan lFIanchl Halal Hussian lSyTiaJ. Moses dearakana lr'lamlblal. Monique Sprauve :Vlrgin Islandsl. Michael Nsung mamlblal. Row :5: Valarie Dmuol lFrancel. Solenne LBFranc lfrancel. Shalabh Tandon llndial. Vladlmlr Bajlc tYugoslaVial. Katalin Has: iHurIgaryl, Redouan Sabbar ll'lomccol 2. Kumsu Harnuya. Hagan: Muisonl Majd C. Hussaln. Solenne be- franc, Monique Sprauwa, Valerie Drauot, Michael Klstjng, Katalin Haas. Misc Hlloslavic Beta Beta Beta Beta Bela Beta. 1'10 Imnor SDCifL! i m hiOTDQiCJI sciences. was l'OumIed in 1922 by Dr. Frank 0. Brooks. The chapter hereal Carthage is one of many chapters located Bl colleges and universities throughout the United Slalcs and PUEHO Rico. The ncy ol' Isua Beta Etta. a symbol of academic excellence, contains three greck letters 13cm neua Betal and a coiled serpent. The Flfst Beta stands For the greek ward KMLLAHDS which means acorn; il represents life in and on the ground. The second Beta stands tor the grceh word BOUDETASE, which means lime bird; it represents me in um air. The third Beta stands for the grcck word BOAX. which means I'Ish: It represents life in the water. All three words may be summed up in the om: word mosh meaning Me. The coiled serpent in the center of lhr: hey is an ancient symbol of wisdom. beta Bela 6cm has three purposes: to promote Scholarship in the biological sciences. to promolc the disseminatinn ofbiological knowledge, and to encourage researth. rnc colors oi the SOCiCly 0V0 rcrl 0an green: thOd er For zoology and leaf green for botany. The flower is the red rose. symhol of beauty and strengm. The motto is ampcin Isasin Blou which means l0 set: the foundallon ol life 1. Front Raw: Stacey hruse. Eva Hulrolo. Ingndllclgeson. Lisa Holrrnan. Back Row: Nicolettcllaggcny, Sharon Haase, Prilpal Soorac, Dr. waaterSutcHadvlson. Pint pictured are Bob Falcon. Stacey Brickson. Sharon Budler. Sara Busack. Lorraine Welche. Theta Chi Delta I Theta Chi Delta and The American Chemical Soziety are hcurlcnrary,r chemicalsodeties. Row 1: Shelly Treffert, Dr. K. 113mm. Shalabh Tendon Nice presidentL Row 2: Kathy Hall. hdsy Willms tSecretaryftreasurerL Lorrie Welche. Laura Smith, Dr. D. Strommen, Prof. R. Hade. Row 3: l'xomsu Mamuya, Shellene Henkelman, Annie Behnke, Dr. Hansen, Scott Calron tpresidenn. - BETA VTHETA Cl'll DELTA 57 Circle K Clrtle K International is the largcslcollegiateser- vlce organization in theworld, Circle K is sponsnrtd Dy Kiwanis International. The Krst Circle K club was chartered at Carthage College In Carthage. Illinois in 1947. The Carthage College chapter lost its char- ter and was inactive until Detembcrol1987, when it was mcbartered. Cirele K has three major purposes: service, lead- ership development. and fellowship Circle K strives to achieve these goals lhlough three dillar- ent organizalional levels. The Flrst level is the indi1 vidual club. The second level is the dlsmrt. Carth- age Circle K belongs to ll : Wiscons'In-UDDE! Michi- gan district. A dlslrict wide convention ls held in March. This year It was held at U.w. Lacrosse. The thirdlevel is the lntemational level. An lnlemation- al comention l5 held annually in August. Thls year it will be held in Clnclnnati. The convention. called Rockln' to the 90's with WCKI in Cincinnati. will be attended by lour Carthage CKI members. It will be both fun and a learning experience. On the club level. our club has been quite busy with both social and service activities. Our service activities Included yard clean ups. the Kenosha Soup Kitchen. and the Special Olympics. we have also helped plepare lhe Easter Seals Camp in the wisconsin Dells for its busy summer season Our social activities included a trip to the Kenosha Twins game. a trip to me Golden Rondelle Theatre. and our GrafhttifDance Party. 1. Back Row: David vlenba. Annie Behnke, Lois Plulf. Lorrie Welche. Leanne Fischer. Front Row: Himclle Radke. Kathy Sebastian. Stacey Krust, Shellene Henkelmann. Amy Lux. Pi Delta Chi Pi Delta Chi is a women's sem'ce 50- rorily.Ourthirty-memberorganization goes outside the Carthage communityr to visit nursing homes, work in soup kitchens. and we also donate money to charitable organizations. Each se- mester Pi Delta Chi delivers l'Sunrival Kitsl'to all the studentswhose parents have ordered one before linal exams. Our commitment and devotion to the community is greatly appreciated by many. Row 1: June Eschbach, Kathy Sebas- tian. Mary Mather. Tracy Lamb, Pam Haker. Row 2: Tammy Hoyt, Nicolle Sommerfield, Nadine McIntyre, Martha Loven, Sheila Briggs, Rebecca Westphal, Lynn Keiels. Kari Chevalier. Shelley Mlhevic. Janet Fischer ladvi- sorl. Tammy Usher. ROw 3: Jessica Levine, Sarah Wetzel. Marilyn Strzyz, Susi Stanga, Kathy Roycrolt Carri AI- bn'ght. not pictured are Sharon Haase. Kathy Kemohan, Amy Krejcarek, Mare garet Hagel, Jennifer Pischke. Suzi Bartels, Robin Mueller. Lame Welche, Kristy Willms. 58 CIRCLE KIPI DELTA CI'Il 1 . Athletic . ' Association The motto ofthis organization shall be: Students in acti0n. To serve on the campus and the community. To cooperate with the administra- tion of the educational institution of which CAR. is a part To encourage participaticm in group activities through dances and sports events on and off campus. To develop school athletic spirit; To promote an Athletic-Aid Scholar: ship program and good fetlowship. 1. Ernest Downing Black Student Union To provide leadership opportunities to black students. To create involvement activities that cause enrichment both sodally and academically for black students. To strengthen the image, impact, and numbers ofblack students in the Carthage Community. To work toward respect and understanding between all races on campus, and to serve as a catalyst for other minority group formations. To build a unified bond between all students on campus that creates mutual concern and col- Iaboration in implementing the progress of the Black Student Union. ATHLETIC Assocmnowtssu 59 f Honors Council The Carthage College Honors Council 15 a group that promotes academic excellence both in and out ofthe c1355room.Activities or the group include regular meet- ings, a fall and spring fundraiser. trips to conferences and sympo- siums. and organizing and run Hing the annual AIIICoHege Con- vocation each May. Officers for the 1988-89 school year were Laurie Bubelis, Presi- dent: Tricia Moore, Vice Presi- dent,- and Susi Stanga, Secretary. all working under the excenent leadership of Our adviser, Dr. Charlotte Chell. Row 1: Michelle Mortenson. Tricia Moore. Laurie Bubelis, Susi Stanga. Cheryl Meyer. RowZ: Marv ion Horn, Catherine Burnette. Stacey Brickson, Jodi Kucksdorf, Dan Pagni. Angie Bruce, Becky Randow, Lora Dow. Hot pictured are Rhonda Olson and Jim Mcal- ister Alpha Psi Omega Alpha Psi Omega was orga: nized as an honorary,r dramatic fraternity for the purpose of pro- ducing an honorsociety for those doing a high standard ofwork in dramatics. The expansion of Al- pha Psi Omega among the :01- Ieges and universities provide a wider fellowship for those inter- ested in the theatre. The fratemi- ty is not intended to take the place ofthe regulardramatic cIub or other producing groups.buta5 students qualihv, they are rewar- ded by election to membership in this society. The Eta Omicron chapter on the Carthage campus is active in the Speechfrheatre Department and works together to host a reception for each ofthe play productions. Michelle Radke. Carla Pawlowski tvice presidentl. ?oliy Gall tprest dentt. Dr. .Shandy Holland iadvi- sort. Doug Magnussen. Robert D. Russell ttreasurerj. Linda Visser, Catherine Burnette, Ann-Marie Pace tsecretaryl. 40 HONORS COUNCILIALPI'IA PSI OMEGA Pi Sigma Epsilon Pi Sigma Epsilon is a national professional Fraternity in marketing. sales management, and selling. The group was founded in 1952 and there are 96 chapters nationwide. Here at Carthage the Alpha Omega chapter received its charter on May 14, 1968, and has grown to a strong thirty ihrge members? The goals and objectives of the lralemityr art; to prowde practical business experience, bring in speakers to give them helpful lnlormalion CODCBTHIHQ the? busmess wgrld. and to prepare members fora busmess amliatcd careers. This years activities include running the. cake and cookie sales. Valentines Day carnation sale. can Insulator and coffee mug sales. selling advertising, for the Arrow, and attending a regional convention in Milwaukee and a national convention in New Orleans. Row 1: Lauren Lee, Lynn Slilka, Dan Frank lsgt. al Armsl, Steve Torosian WP. Markcllngl, Cheryl I1agnerW.?. Administrationl, Keith Piscitello tPublic Relations Director!, hairanne hundert lRecmding Secretaryl. Jeff hlahunde iTreasurerl, Betsy Piper WP, Personnen, Lari Krug lPresidentJ, Angie Bruce ICOrrcsponding Secretary, Marion Horn. Row 2. Michele Birkenstock, Jay Branstrom, Craig Frommelt, John Thompson, Vladimir Bajic, Fat Gain, Mike wunder, win Kallus. Lois Fluff. How 3: Kim Abraham. Dick Wilcox, William Jankovich. Ruth Hickethier, Lisa Weipen. Haveed Ghaffar, Tami Jo Nelson, Haney Rdcock, Darcy Comstock. Rhonda Kittman, Pam Michas, Tina Nelson Living Hope Living Hope '13 a clown ministry group. It was started in 1985 and at one time had thirty members. Itcurrently has thirteen members. We go to church as all over Illinois and Wisconsin serving God with Our clown ministry. We also have taken Spring Break trips to Texas and to Florida. We are silent clowns . every- thing is done through mime and props. Our white faces symbolize death and the colors on them repre sent our llnew life in Christ. And each color also has meaning: red stands for love, blue represents water, and purple represents Kingshipl Back Row: John Jennings, Sharon Haase. Michael McKillip, Jennifer Davis. Judy Marquardt. Middle Row: Jackie Fischer, Charlene Christopherson, Vicki Jacob. Front Row: Andrea Kun5chke. Katherine 5e- bastian. Pl SIGfLIVIHCI HOPE 41 Campus Ministry Council The Campus Ministry Council at Carthage College senses as the umbrella group overseeing all to the religious organizations on campus. Its membgff ship consists of four executive positions, four elected members and one representative from each interest group. In addition. any student wtshingk get invoived in the religious life on campus is welcome to attend the meetings and join the Campus Ministry Council. The fecal purpose on CMC istt unite the various interest groups in an attempt to unite the ministry on campus. Each meeting consists oftwo executive reports which discusses businesg that pertains to every group. After that. a representative from each group reports the current activities of their group. This practice allows each Smut to understand and support the other interests groups. in their activities. The current interest groups are: Carthage Christian Fellowship, Sunday SingeIs Worship Committee. Living Hope. Peace and Justice, and Church Vocations Group. Two new groups have formed this year: Lutheran Student Movemen and the Fellowship ot'Chn'stian Athletes, The goal of cm: for the year was to unite the two new groups with the estabtished ones to create one ministr. tn sewe the students at Caithage through service to God. ' Pastor Roger Timm, Bonnie Ftesner, Lynn Reiels, Jennifer Davis, Mr. Crlaess tadvisori, Sharon Haase, Katherine Sebastien the-PresidentLJune Esehbaci iSeeretam. anna Armatrout iTteasureri, Laura Hombustel. -....-'..-----I- Carthage Christian F 11 h' CanhageChn'stian fellowshipisaninterdenominationalreligiousorganization itisopenloanymemberoftheCartha eColle estudentbod wh ' ' . . . . . . . I o t Ste In our actlvmes. This year CCF hat; been veryr busy. We had a bake sale and a candyr sale. We had several of our membgrs go togregional and gtate clgrlikerlerzicti CCFggsfplhad their own retreat this year. We went to the soup kitchen and to the nursing home to help out 135 three different meetings. which anyone can attend. There is a lar e rou meelin eve week ' ' t group that meets once a week. 9, g p 9 try with a speaker, five dilferent bible studies and a prait The 1988-89 Executive Board: Lynn Reieis- President Tammy.r Hoyt- Smali Group Coordinator Suzi Bartels L rg ' ' w' m m' . . . ' . - a e . , tratwe Coordinator, Kurt Handnch - Outreach and Prayer Coordinator. Dan Yeh . Treasurer. GroupCoordInator, Krlsly l 3 Ad ml How 1: Dan Yeh. Kurt Handheh Dave vierzba Row 2- Woodyhnderson iadvisori Tamm ' ' . . . . : . . y Hoyt. Kathy Sebastlar 42 CMCXCCF Betsy Urey, nhrrsty Willms, Tracy Lamb, Sum Barrels. Angie Bruce, Laura Horbostel, Lynn Reiels. Row 32 Ji-r WynstraA Hells Bergstrom. Brett Anderson. Dave Cumpton. Bill Strube. Lambda Kappa Lambda Kappa is a eo-ed, professional music fraternity which is very active in the Carthage Music Department. The members of Lamb- da Kappa contribute their time by ushering for departmental concerts and recitals. and by performing in one recital per semester. There are many soeial activities that the fraternity sponsors and participates in as well. This organization has been an important part of the music department since 1978. Row 1: Rebecca Westphal, Debrah Hayes. Carn' Albright. Lisa Streh- low. Row 2: Kathy Munks, Tammy Usher, Krissi Caniglia, Polly Gall, Bob Tracy. Brian Schalk. Row :5: Linda Visser, Chris Auehtung. Jon Buslar. Debbie Ellison. Karla Rasmussen. Steve Palmer. S.A.D.D. This year was the beginning of the first collegiate StADlD. chapter in the state of Wisconsin. It was a year of introduction and building that will lead to much suc- cess in the future. This years focus was on organizing a group. Even though we were without am,r money. we were still able to have some activities such as a greased pig chase. inter-group party. and two fundraisers. Future plans will entail involvement in a Ride Share program, a designated driver program, a guest speaker, and a scav- enger hunt. You can expect big and exciting things from our group in the near future. LAMBDA KAPPAjSADD. 4'5 LilerINI-l-h- . Carissa Peterson, Sue Gustafson. and Kelly Lipke . Carissa Peterson . Kelly Liphe, Slacey Casmere. and Sue Gustafson . Stacey Casmere . Dawn Douglass 44 CHEERLEADERS Poanon Squad The Carthage College Pom-Pon Squad consists of 16 members and two alternates. They performed during halftime for both football and basketball games. The routines were choreographed by the members of the squad. The Co-captains this year were Tracy Lamb and Kristin White. Row 1: Chris Mann, Tracyr Patch, him Giesel. Kristen white, Lisa Humphrey,Jenna Samor- is, Tracy Lamb. Row 2: Alicia Hankins, Amy Pepper, Sue Femandes, Becky Randow, Shelly Haugeberg, Susan Vagt,JodyAune. ni- colle Summerfield. Sue Thunstedtt . Jenna Saunoris, Tracyr Lamb, Kristin White, and Nicolle Sommerlield. . Shelly Haugeberg, and Becky Randow . Kristin White, and Tracy Lamb . Jenna Saunoris. Tracy Lamb, Kristin White, Nicene Sommerlield, and Sue Thunstedt PO M-POH SQUAD 45 Student Government Ifthe school had a voice, it would be the Student Govern- ment. MI school issues go through the governing body which represents the student body. This year President Dan Jordan. Vice President Lisa Strehlow. Treasurer Lisa Holfman. and Sec- retary Glenna Brown led a determined and dedicated group of student leaders. The group aspired to ensure that each aspect 01' student life, whether it be academic, social, or religious, was worthwhile and enhanced the overall college experience. This was not an easy task, and therefore required long, heurs and endless meetings. The members of Student Government ig- nored these burdens and immersed themselves in their never ending quest to ensure that the students of Carthage have some say in what happens to them. Thejob of being a liaison between students and adminis- trators had its difficulties. Student Government has worked to calm emotions and establish communication and understand- ing between the two sides. They did all they could to enSure that Carthage College remained a place where students and the administration could peacefully coexist. 46 S.G.fSAB SAB The. Student Activities Board is made up of 8 main committees overseen by an Executive Council of 8 committee chairs and 4 Executive Board officers. SAB is re- sponsible for providing a wide range of so- cial and entertainment-related activities for the entire Carthage College student body, and receives funding from the Student Ac tivity Fees. SAB is responsible for the plan! ning and production of dances and con- certs featuring the very best of a wide range of contemporary music, special events such as Homecoming and May Madness, trips off campus such as Grand Ave. shop- ping, Mac's Place music stage performers. Jesters comedy performancesj and all the publicity for the events. The entire program is run by students who volunteer a lot of time to make Carthage a fun place to be. Squating: Greg Bat Sosin, 5am Hacker, Jay Gullickson. Chuck Cornell. Standing: Eric Peach Leeborg, Eric E. C.H Neumann. Dymon Farrer. Jeff Troj Mares, Mike Killer Spaulding Saelens. Brian Maxwell, Mark Guskey. 48 SQUIRES Phi Kap Little Sisters The Phi Kappa Sigma Little Sisters is a group of girls who have been rec- ognized by giving the fraternity special devotion. The girls support and work with the guys as well as participate in their activities.Each1ittle sister is recog- nized as a special part ofthe fraternity and show loyalty and support to their brothers. Row 1: Lisa Blowney, Katie Russell. Deborah Bereza, Claudine Deluca. ROM: 2: Patti Fallenbeck. Carrie Albright. Niki Haggeny, Michelle Henriksen. Molly Branstrom. Kristen Nelson. Row 3: Michele Price, Keiley Brickwood, Michelle Wandersee. Eva Ruffoio, Julie Rhodes, Amy Gilbertson. Row 4: Jennifer Fischke, Tracy Lopas. Channell Harden. Kim Levinson. Carissa Peterson, Elaine Meier, Gwen Fuga. Karianne Kundertt Row 5: Rhonda Rittman, Joyce Stempinski, Tami Jo Nelson. Kris Wemer, Bill Kiser. PHI KAP SISTERS 49 Delta Omega Nu The Fraternity known as Delta Omega Nu was born in Carthage Illinois, in 1956. The club was organized by a group of college men with a common interest: athletics. 1n the fall of 1964- the e'Dons round a new home in Kenosha, WI and are since growing. This group ofindividuals enjoy working as a unit to contribute lo the college and the community. Their service projects include: the Football Chain Gang. Food Drive for hencsha Soup Kitchen. painting the PEC weightroom, Track and Field Crew. and sponsored a Taga Party which gave away a VCR. Delta Omega Flu offers Brotherhood. Scholarship. Spiritual Growth. Social Activi- ties. Fellowship, Truth, Juskice. lnterrnural Athletics and Character. Dan Swim Dave Maaske, Kevin Rohlwing. Scott Trottier. Andy Hoxthrup, Chris Barger. Mike Ancevic. Gany Braunrelter, Rich Nickels, Ran Kaczynski. Dan Hargroves, Dan Frank. Jack Walker. Mike Malaker. Doug Blazes, Bill hohnke, Chad Spaulding. Brett Alfors, Shawn McCammond, Eric Trainor,Jay Francis. Dave Stankiewicz. Joe Funk, Jeff Cesan'o, Bill Haithmck. Gary Onorati, Tony Olson, John Mehnert. John ?on'or, Mike Simon. Dave Klings. T im Danzer. and Mike Austin. 50 DELTA OMEGA HU n40! U'i-P'UM Don Darlings . Shelli Haugeberg, Katie Karow. Susi Schleis. Chn's Buntrock, Becky Gibson. Patsy Turner. Lom' Ab bright, Dave Klings. Sandi Johnson, Lynne Vojtko. Vicki Jacob, Judy Schlicht, Alexis Siegel. Mike Si- mon. Jeff Cesan'o, Bill Haithcock. and Garry Braun- reiter. . Sandi Johnson and Erica Bakker . Judy Schlicht . Teri Pannell, Jean Vanko. Kim Kirchwehm. . John Menhert, Missy Hanson, Laura Hemec, and Scott Trottier. . Laura Hemec and Shelley Morgan . Ann White. Dan Frank. and Chris Euntrock. DON DARLIHGS 51 .......t.... .- ,qm..- mmhmw 52 BUFFALOS Tau Delta Psi The Brothers ofTau Delta Psi are individuals with diverse interests unitin: for common goals in a strong brotherhood. The fraternity sponsors ah annuah auction to benefit the school's foreign student scholarship fund. The BulTalos' have been invoived a lot this year. They held a Homecoming party at the hView't. had several family parties with their little sisters, won greets weekwilh the Pi Thetas and the Turtles, and are holdinga bible picnic over the summe. Front Row: Kirk Robertson, Mark Kimmering, Gregory Hikolich. Mwangi Maina Middle Row: Ken Brueggeman. Jam,r Smith, Mark Miller. Earl Dutko. Back Rom. Vipui Pandit. Jim Poltrock, Dave Meyer. Bob Tracy,josh Ehrendreich. Hissy icAMPUS HERO! Isely.Ju1ie Bridgeman, Nicoie Hauk, Paula Miller. Kim 0101' . I C THING Fenendagl, Sarah Gerhardt, Cathy Demrow, Lmda Mase. Kay Buser, Amy Mc- B ff L ttl S t Canny. Beth Wlntehaus. Michelle Mortenson. Tricia Moore u l e ls ers I a We are the little sisters of Tau Delta Psi fraternity. We sell Cinnabons, support the Buffs. plan activities with them, th row wake-ups, and at- tend Buff Homecaming. We love the men of Tau Delta Psi?! BUFF LITTLE SISTERS 55 Turtles Row 1: Gonzalo 00nzalez. Eddy;r Chong. Dan Felton. Joe Trosdair. Row 2-. Brad Ar- magost, Jeff Menter. John Kane, Jack Ruseh, Kevin Kilgalien. Row .5: Jeff Ela- bunde. Jay Fryer. Row 4: Brad Mateja. Tau Sigma Chi was founded in 1953 as a social service fraternity. The iiTurtles are a group of individuals who enjoy wom- ing as a unit and are proud of their alumni who contribute considerably to the net- work and foundation of the fraternity. The men of Tau Sigma Chi promote and en- courage good feliowship, strive to strength en the intramural programs. and instill School spirit through participating in many Carthage events. The Turtles believe in maintaining high academic standards and currently have the highest social fraternity grade point on campus. They have served the Carthage campus and the community in many ways this year, by sponsoring the Muscular Dyatrophyr Associations Fund raiser, helping with valet parking, and end joyed working with Sister Rosey tof the D07 minican Orderi. 54 TAU SIGMA CH1 Turtle Doves Turtle Doves is a little sister organization to the men ufTau Sigma Chi 1Turllesl.0ur purpose is to supportand help with the different events that Tau Sigma Chi sponsors. Row 1; Fatty Mihm, Julie Rave, Judy Tometczah, Michele Davis, Becky Ran- dounJulie Hartgen'nk, Lori Krug. Row 2: Wendy Bernhardt, Kim Stark, Char Flickinger; Kelly SLachnik, Penny Papa, Spange Bruce. BeckyTohm. Marion HDm. TURTLE DOVES 55 56 TAU SIGMA PHI EM :1 .WX t i'uumllmm n; X, t gtw . ' t- Sig Little Sisters The Tau Sigma Phi Little Sisters is a restricted honorary organization. It was started by the men ofTau Sigma Phi in order to recognize girls who have given the tratemin,r special recognition. The main purpose of the Tau Sig little sisters is to show loyalty and support to their brothers in Tau Sigma PhL Each Little Sister is recognized as an integral part ofthe fraternity. Throughout the year, the Little Sisters hold a spe cial place in the Hatemity's heart. Row 1: Bonnie Flasher, Lisa Humphrey. Kim Knesting Nice Presidentj, Cynthia Venette tPresidentJ, Katie Oraf, Hayley Mensch el tSecretaryl, Carla Polowski. Row 2: Robyn Strech- ert, Ann Pickart, Betsy Gray, Gail Mahoney. Kelly Lipke, tTreasurert, Kari Campagna. Lisa Ken'ns. Amy Bess. Row 5: Chn'sty LeBlanc, Nancy Marti, Jill Pacey. SIG LITTLE SISTERS Sigma Alpha Iota Panhellenic Council Panhellenic. meaning AlI-Greek, is the organization composed of all Carthage sororityr women. It provides a sense of unity among the individual members. The Panhellenic Council formulates rush procedures and strives to- wards the improvement of the entire Greek system here at Carthage. Sororities exist because they provide a good sodal experience, offer a chance to develop a dose group of Friends, and create bonds of sisterhood. In addition to soda! events. the sororities have given their time and energy to contribute gifts and participate in service projects both on and off campus. Sororitylife is an important part ofourcollege life. Each sorority on campus olfers a chance for lasting friendships. the opportunity to work towa rd common goals and ideals. and the chance to develop leadership abilities. Sigma Alpha Iota is an intemational Music fraternity for Women. There are over 74,000 women in various alumni and coilege chapters across the United States in the organi- zation. Sigma Alpha Iota has manyr National Projects such as: Bold Note or Braille Transmptions; People to People - the donation of stands. music. and instruments to different countries; McDowell Colony - SN sponsors American composers' music: Community Action - the donation of money to various organizations for musical youth groups. This year the chapter has sponsored a car pool to the University ofwisconsin Parkside where the opera The Mar- riage of Figaro was playing, Sponsored a Province Day in which women from all over the state came for a dayr of lec- tures and workshops, and sold records at an antique and record sale. SAUPAHl'IELL 59 Kappa Phi Eta In the spring ot1965. Kappa Phi Eta received its charleras one orthc fir'sl three sociaUscnrice sororities on the Carthage campus. Since thal time. the sorority has successfully established itself at Carthage College with the help of a strong bond of sisterhood among the members and alumni that continues through the years. It is also with the guidance urits advisers that the members of Kappa Phi Ela work to develop intellectually. socially. and spiritually. The K-Phi's work together in participating in many service projects and money makers, such as aIIrOrcek cleanvups, helping Kenosha's Girl Scouts. participating in Carthage's annual open house and visiting a local senior citizen's center. Kappa Phi Eta also sponsors the annual $1.98 Beauty Pageal'tt which involves all male ilocrs on campus who wish to participate in the male contest. The winner is chosen by audience response and votes by fnurjudges who include our advisor JDDonna Harbour, Mrs. F. Gregury Campbell. Mary rMice Schmidt. and Mary from the cafeteria. The winning floor wins a pizza party with the KdPhi's. We also sell talfy apples and h-Phi tries in the fall and sold Greek Week tanks and linal week balloons 'm the spring. Social events are also important as activities ofhappa Phi Eta. Although spring formal is the highlight ofthe social season, there are a variety ofother parties. such as the annual Christmas Party, Valentine's Party, Rose Banquet honoring seniors and alumni, and ofthe year picnic and summer retreat. Kappa Phi Eta also has par ties with other sororities and fraternities including Kappa Kapers Halloween Partv with Kappa Chi Omega and exchange parties with Tau Sigma Chi and Beta Phi Epsi- ion. Kappa Phi Eta offers an organization to those who are interested in developing leadership qualities, communication skills and experiences in cooperation for the future. It also becomes an important tie for alumni to life at Carthage College. KathyDemrow, Julie Rhodes. Melanie Skinner, Krista Claussner,l'1rica Bakker tpres- identl. Cynthia Verrette, Ann Pickart, Susan Piper. Eva Ruffolo, Carrie Holt, Dawn Douglass, Haney Marti, Judy Tometczak, Lisa Humphrey, Joelle Mortenson, Betsy Piperttreasurerl, Amy McCarthy. Sandi Johnson, Mari Bergman, Kelly Lipke tsecre- taryl. Jean Vaneo, Andrea Ferriaolo. Kim Knesting. Christy LeBlanc. Robyn Streak- ertl Kim Kirchwehm, Betsy Helander. Katie Graf, Amy Dillard, Stacey Casmere.0ai1 Mahoney. Sheila Griinke tvice presidentl. Hot pictured are Chris Auchtung. Risa Christy, Missy Hanson, JoDonna Harbor tadvisori. Justine Insel, Jamie Rosinshi, Mary Ruffoio. Laurie Schlembacht 60 KAPPA PHI ETA 1 Alpa Chi's Sigma Alpha Chi had designated November 22. 1956 as our Foun- der's Day. We had no pin. crest, mot- to, or even a name. But we did have a dream orbecoming a true sorority. Tempcmary.r olficers were elected and a name, colors, newer, crest, and motto were chosen During the spring of1967, we held open rush because we were notyet a chartered sorority. From this rush we added seven members, bringing our char- ter membership to twenty. Although we were not yet a html- fledged sorority , we were an active organization on campus. We per- formed several service projects for the school, we participated in inter- Clreek activities. we held social events, and ended the semester with the highest grade point aver- age. In May of1967, Sigma Alpha Chi received its charter as a social sarority. While continuallyr striving for the ideals of unity and sisterhood. the women ofSigma Alpha Chi have Tee alized their dream of becoming a true sorority at Carthage College. Sigma Alpha Chi sorority is still striving to maintain its ideals, and yet manage to have a lot of Fun while we are at it This year our activities included: Hayride lwith the theme Roll in the hay with an Alpha Chiiii, bowling iwith the infa- mous Squiresi, Christmas earoling at the nursing homes in henosha. ushering at services, formal at the Americana in Lake Geneva and coming up we wili be helping with Special Olympirjt We have founda lot afather ways to have fun this year, but still managed to maintain the highest Greek grade- point. We hope to continue the tradition ofSigma Atpha Chi for manyr years to come. Row 1: Sarah Wetzel, Angie Bruce, Lois Piuff, Sara Busack, Amy Lux. Kris Philipp. Charlene Girard. ROw 2: Yvonne Johnson. Kati Darula, Mary Teetzen, Marci Groezinger. BeckyTohm. Laurie Bubelis. Rows: Maricm Horn, Chris Bun- troch, Carthrine Bumette. Becky Randow, Kristen hidera, Kathy Munhs, Lori Groshek. Judy Marquardt. Row 4: Jodi Kucksdorf. Kelly Mclntrye. Andrea Kuschke, Beth Bajoreh. Kim Strube. Lorrie Welehe, Jennifer Parker, Nancy Adcock. SIGMA ALPHA CHI 61 Kappa Chi's May 25, 1965 brought with it a new sodal organiza- tion - Kappa Chi Omega, a local sorority Since that day. Kappa Chi Omega hasjoined over 400 women in the uni- fying bond ofsisterhood, Our women have found their col- lege days enhanced because of this membership. We are proud of our emphasis on academic excel- Ience. but we realize that everyone has a need for more than t'book learning, therefore, we have incorporated a va riety ofsocial and service activities into our busy,r sched- ulesl Several ofour functions have become annual affairs. Our semi-formal. called Wine and Cheese, is held in the fall. In the spring is our formal, held this year at Woodfielcl Hilton in Arlington Heights Also in the spring, we hold our annual Spring Alunni Bash to honor our alumni. Each se- mester Kappa Chi Omega does a service project In the past, we have taken part in the Kenosha Soup Kitchen as 62 KAPPA CHI OMEGA well as visiting and entertaining at nearby nursing homes. In the fall of198?. wees did all the other sororities,assist- ed in the Presidential Inauguration. Even during the surn- mer, we find time to get together for our weekend retreat. Awareness olothers both outside and within our sis- terhood is vital. We try to support all other Greek. organi- zation by donating to their fundraisers and service pro- jects. Our sorority is. composed of sisters with various backgrounds, interests. and talents; sharing common ideals, standards. purposes, and goals as well as under- standing. 1. Back Row: Lynne Vojtko. Shelly Mihevic. Missy Bailey, Amy Pepper. Michelle Davis, Kari Champagna, Debbie BeA reza. Mary Ann Streff, liikki llaggcrty. Amy Gilbertson. Robinlea Pradt. Julie Cavalier. Middle Row: Molly Branv strom, Ellen Ohlson. Gwyn Zalokar. Laura Jeffers, Joyce Stempinski, Kris Werner. Joanna Mohnen, Susan Vogt, Carissa Peterson. Kirstin Powell. Gwen Fuja. Susan Van Puymbrouck. Natalie Agenlian. Katie Russell. Front Row: Tracy Brockmeier, Tammy Fowler, Kerry Schick, Paula Miller, Sara Schultz, Tina McGarry, Lisa herins. Pi Th eta's Row 1: Lisa I'Iruska, Kristin White, Kim Levinson, Kim Coke. Jeanne Jolly, Karen Dunn, Jenny Hoening, Lori Albright. Row 2.- Jennifer Pischke. Peggy Granger. Laura Ihv lenfeld, Kristen Maison, Kellie Wiggins, Linda Kieckhafer. Melissa Milanovich, Jiii Pacey, Sue Becker. Rows: Tracy Patch. Amy Meier, Mar- ia Markusen. Rhonda Olson. Rhonda Plachetka, Claudine De- Iuca, Amy Bess. Diane Walters, Sue Thunstedt. Row 4: Sara Anderson, Kathy Patton, Tina Nelson, Mary Mice Schmidt mdvison, Kim Brown, Tracy Lopas, Ronda Ritt- man. Jenna Saunoris. AmyTamms. Robin Mueller, Kim Rakow, Carla Fawlowski. Joni Degener, Liesl Tim- merwilke. Susie Schleis, Michelle Wandersee, Jody Anderson, Hora Wedge. Pl THETA'S 65 'm-IYJI --.... .. ulll H tLEII NI 1. Mr. Tau Sig, Scott Mu5chewske 2. Mr. DON. Dan Swift. 5. Mr. Squire, Jay Gullickson. 4. Mr. Walden, Alex Peterson. 66 $1.98 CONTEST . Alex, winner of the swimsuit competi- tion. . Scott, What grace. what elegance, what talent? . King Swifty. Winner of the $1.98 Beauty Contest!!! . Kappa Phi Eta pledges $1 .98 CONTEST The Winning Edge 68 SPORTS . Lee Hlavka, Mike Larry, Jack Synold, John K Coursey. X . Scott Trotlier . Practice Drills . John HenleyI Larry McGhee . Garry Braunreiter mun-h-UN 7 O ' FOOTBALL .. um . ..,......-. -- -- . :ln alphabetical order: Darin Acklirl. David Albrecht. Tim Andrcsck. Antonin Arroyo. Herbert Baudin, Bob Benn. Kevin Blake. Pete Bolonls, Greg Boyd. Garry Braunreitcr, Keith CagionalauL Jim Chmetik. Bob Chause. Rob Chiapelta. Bil! Chamulak. Heel Clausen. Mt Coilias, Tony Cokeh Brandon Cue, Dave Cumplon, Jerry DeSimone. Jim Dom. Jay Douglas, Joseph EIenz, Tim Falrbanks, Shawn Feuker. Jon Floyd. Jay Francls, Dave Frandsen, Pat Fullerton. Nathan Gauerke, Mel Qimllan. Kurt Glasman. Dougias Cole. Steve Greifell. Tony Quinn. Roger Qunaemon. Bill rlaEthcch Kurt Handrich. .Juhn Hanlcy. David Hatchett. Tim Hinkel. Brian Harensky, Arron llowal. Chris Huerta. Bill Jar; obs, Carey Jefferson, Run Kaczynski. mak Ketionen. Arthur Knight, Mike Lannnica. Carlso Leiva. Dave Mah- ler, Tom Martin. James Mathusek, Brian MaxwelL Tony Mazzali. Andrew Mates. Shawn McCammond. Larry MLGhee. John Mehnen. Eric Nicklaus. John Nielsen, Bryan Hovolny. Robert Parr. Marlon Parks Todd Phil- Hps. Kevin Pruett. Shawn Ramsey. Scott Reilf. Tad Rt: zek. Victor Roberts. Hike Rock. Scull Rogalsky. Mal- colm Rogers, Joe Rupslauk, Scott Rutam, Mike Sae- lens. .JelfSchorle, SCOtlSEhrOEdBr, Dave Schnabel. M1- chael Sea. Robert Siebert, Tim Slmmons, Doug Slates. Patrick Smith. Jeffrey Tavs. Clayton Timm. Derek Tjelle. Duane Trieb. Scott Trollier. Andy Tully. Many Vick. Dan Voss. .Jim Voutirilsas. Todd Waddy. EIic Washington. Alan Wcstendorf. Jeffery winst. Josh While. . Mike Saelens 7 Row 1: Dick Kosinski. John Coursey. Pele Baranek. Doug Hinkel. Row'z: JeffTracy, Mike Larry, Lee Hlavka. Jaw 5mitigOTBALL 7 1 Aerobics Volleyball Row 1: Coach Kathy Romme, Wendy Rose, Bonnie Flesner, Jennifer Bebej. Marcee Har- mon. Dawn Payne, Kathyalbright, Katie Rus- sell, Connie nali, Manager Beth Bajorek. Tilfa- ny Tyler. Row 2: Michelle Price, Lynne Valen- tine. Chris Felton. Ann Pichart, Maria Bleak. y .. . . Beth Hienhuis, Diane ConneIl. Becky White- y ---- -. .4... haus, Tammy Jo Nelson. ...-A - m. VOLLEYBALL 75 M :RHTHlGE x Coach Jag.r Labecki, Noel Clausen, Bob Bean. Tom Carden, Chuck Cornell, Coach Ron Zalo- kar. Row 2-. Art Anderson, Matt Davis. Arron Howat, Dave Frandsen. Greg Sosin. ROW 5: Mike Saelens, Kirk Willian1s,Rich Tiella. Steve Greifelt, Larry Augello, John Rice. 74 WRESTLING - ...-......-...,,. .. . .- .. .. . 7 omen's Basketball .iwvw .1 ah! Row 1: Ann Marie Whim. Julie Hartgerink, Fiancee Mayer. Desi- ree Hamnann, Stacy Erickson. Rhonda Plachetka. Coach Kim Woodward. Row 2: Dejan Stojadi- novic, Beth Wojawoda. Melissa Knauf, Jennifer Pishke. Brenda DeWeese, Gwen York, Georgette Beck, JoEllen Dickert. WOMEN'S BASKETBALL 75 . Back Row: Coach Jackson. Dan Anhold. Matt Linger:- felser. Mike Simon, Kari Lewis. Coach Schmitt. Middle Row: Coach K. McCarthy, Levon Brown, Tom Grudd ' zielanek. Mario Miller, JefrCesario, Coach J. McCarthy. Front Row: Ty Horhen. Dave Maaske, Dave Schlict, John Hautzinger. ' . John Hautzinger . Dave Maaske . Mario Millert51J.JeHCesarioQM, harlLewistZZJ. Jim Hilgendorf 05L . Thanks for the win Fella's 7 6 VARSITY BASKETBALL 4 . Back Row: Brett Alfurs, En'c Carlson, Jim Hilgeudorf. Jon Ristau. Middle Row: Pat Gain, Charles Lusch. Dave Nolan. Stoy DinivinchA Mike Mcliowen. Front Row: John Forior, Vince Croston, Garen Gilhey, Bob Tiani, Bill Kohnke . Matt Lingenfelser . Tom Grudzielanek . Jim Hilgendon' J.V. BASKETBALL 7 7 : Kurt Handn'ch, Bn'an Schalk, Jackie Fischer 2: Michele Price 3: Wendi Rose 4: Pat Gain. Charles Lu5ch. Chad Spaulding. Jamie Behrens : Beth Wojewoda : Mike Wunder : Cathy Demrow x1010 78 TRACK 63: FIELD 4 Cross Country ,n: A; -a, .1 ; If . Coach Joe McCarthy. Kent Bishop. Keith Piscitello. Brandon Antoniewicz. Paqthctain, Chad Spaul- ding, Jamie Behrens. Mike Wunder. Row 2: Ann Reese. Ch ris Buntruck. Becky Ulbsun. Patty Fallen- back. Erica Bakker, Betsy Piper. CROSS COUNTRY 79 . John Hautzinger and Dan Powers . Scott Trottier . Coaches . Rick Behof, Brad Armagost, and DonThomp- sen . Fans are thrilled. 80 BASEBALL Row 1: Coach Kim Woodward, Judy Schlicht, Geor- gette Beck. Desiree Herrmann. Eatie Karow, JodyAn- derson, Becky Whitehaus, Amy McCarthy, Assistant Coach Fiancee Mayer. Row 2: Deborah Schroeder, Jennifer Sandahl, Lisa Clazmer, Melissa Knauf, JoEI- Ien Dickert, Heather McDonald. Angela Wahoski, Coach Diane Sturterant. SOFTBALL 81 mW;..-.-...,.............. .... .. Row 1: Joni Degener. Kara Barker, Lisa Oberlin, Gail Mahoney. Coach Zalokar. Row 2: Hayley Henschel. Justine Insel. Linda Kieckhafer, Judy Schlicht, Kim Ra- kow. Row 5: Alexis Siegel, Kari Camv pagna, Kelly Stachnik. Kim Levinson. Dori Ensel. 82 WOMEN'S TENNIS . cc ' I I I - .' . . . n x 1' i:::xC1xssx-Lxu$- v max I. 3 I t a .- 'l I - . .. .- . . TEN mew ea-HM -N R .. . . . y w km$3$njwwf$mgm$$ m Mum ' - . CR XWKWX MW x W ' ' MAJ: -. k . u. 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' ' '. ?.E-fff'. .7- ' - Kim Brown Kay Buser Kari Campagna Sharon Chlapelka FRESHMEN 91 Norman Christian Charlene Christopherson Todd Clauer Ron Clayton Diane Carmen Carolyn Cummings Broman Cumpton Paul Czamowski ;' Jenna Daniels ' Missy Danielson Joni Degener Cathy Demrow Lora Dow Eric Eckrose Mindyf Edwards Carrie Espenscheid Chris Fclton Bonnie Flesner Craig Frommelt Pat Fullerton 92 FRESHMEH Halhan Qauerke Sarah Gerhardt Haveed Ghafrar Kimberly Giesel Amy Gilbertson Marcee Harmon Shelli Haugeberg Kathy Hazlett Melissa Henkelmann Bill Herbst Desiree Herrmann Jim Hilgendon' ., FRESHWE; 93'2-2- Katie Hines Kimberly lgou Clay Johnson Yvonne JohnSOn Susan Jenkins : Michael Kisting ' Carolyn Kovac Karianne Kundert ' L Mark Lamp Lauren Lee Matt Lingenfelser ! ' JeH Lindell I i I Tracy Lopas Leslye Love Doug Magnussen Michael Malaker Christian Mann James Mathusek Heather McDonald Kristin Meier . 94 FRESHMEH WHW-ww ................ Cheryl Meyer Pam Michas Mario Miller Jim Mills Magalie Molsan Scott Muschewske Tina Nelson Beth Hienhuis . u-JLLIM Rhonda Olson Pam Olufs Con'e Palmer Jodi Pannell FRESHMEH 95 Teri Pannell x Jennifer Parker Kathi Patton P. Bab Pedone Alexander Peterson Amy Peterson i . Keith Piscitello Rhonda Plachetka ' Dan Powers I Michele Price Kim Rakow Julie Rave l l I Scott Rogalsky Chris Romero Wendi Rose I Scott Ruta Jennifer Sandahl Jenna Saundris Claudine Scott Katherine Sebastian 96 FRESHMEH Kim Smith Nicolle Sommerfield Charles Sommers Chad Spaulding Kelly Stachnik Robyn Streckert Cindy Stuckel't David Tisinai .1: ' 13' IMWW. Scott Bergman and Matt Lingenfelser ' 'L'. '7? 11 F? quwm Sue Thunsledt David Trella Rich Trella Lynne Valentine ....1:B.I::.$.rmr:.m . 97- ': David Vierzba Rob Wailhulis Dianne Walters Michelle Wandersec Alan Westendorf Michael Wunder 98 FRESHMEH '? FRE-SHMEH 99 Sophomores 100,4?9fl10 MO RES m Nancy AdcoCk Beth Bajorek Annette Behnke Stacey Erickson Glenna Brawn Levon Brown Catherine Eumette Jon Buslaff Andrea Bailey. Hayley Henschel. Beth Bajorek Art Coliias Kalthnm Darula Jennifer Davis Kevin DeBoer W..?a9.f3.r39m;sw.. 1.1 WW +s ., . h r335. 7 W----........ Linda Bees Robert Downer Emilie Draginis Christine Fedruk Dan Frank - : Charlene Girard I ! Katherine Graf Marci Groezinger Pam Haker Kurt Handrich I l i F Todd Haefner Monica Heifner Shellene Henkelmann I Kevin I'Ierick Hayley Henschel Lisa Hruska Jeanne Jolly Katherine Kerins Melissa rinauf Lauren Kwasniewski 102 SOFHOMORES Kim Levinsorl Candance Lewis Amy Lux Komsu Mamuya Judy Marquardt Hancee Mayer Jim Hmlister Amy I'Vlciiiarthg,r Martha Loven Paula Miller Trish Moore Kathleen Munks Craig Hiebler SOPHOMORES 105 Anthony Olson Dan ?agni Carissa Peterson Douglas Petrovitch Lana Pierson Jennifer Pisch Re Kevin Piscatello Lois Piuff Michelle Radhe Cassandra Reed Ronda Rittman David Schuebel Dave Schultz Lynn Slifka Greg Sosin Kimberly Strube Amy Tamms Dawn Vandekolk Susan Vogt Gloria Zdanowicz ' il'dl'! H 'bCIl PJTHH. PERIODIC CHAR I ' I ' Fill '5 :1! Cr Mn Fc- Co NI Ch Zn 'Ag Cd SOPHOMORES 105 Juniors 106 JJJJJJJ Kathy Albright Mike Ancevic David Antilla Anna Armatrot Michael Austin Erica Bakker Susanne Bartels Susan Becker Missy Steinberg Debbie Bereza Steve Bergeron Molly Branstrom Niels Bregstrom JUNIORS 107 Angela Bruce Kn'ssi Caniglia Susan Cullen Claudia DeLuca Andre Dotseth Karen Dunne Charlotte Flickinger Gme Fuja Kurt Glasman Peggy Granger James Grimes William Harris Dawn Hegeman Tammy Hoyt Majd Hussmian Laura ihlenfeld Carl Joh nson Linda Kielkhafer Donald Kreutzer Tracy Lamb 108 JUNIORS WW. --u......... -. Sollene Lefranc Amy Meier Kristen Nelson Colleeen Nienhaus Ann'Marie Pace Dawn Payne Becky Randow Robert Russell Susi Schleis Lies! Timmerwilke Lynne Vojtko Kristin White Kellie Wiggins Kristy willms Daniel Yeh Dave Zuelke JUNIORS 109 Seniors 110 sssssss 1mm... ..- ....4-.- ....1-r....- Carri Albright Sara Anderson Todd Anderson Brian Andes Brad An'nagost Chris Barger Sheila Briggs Ken Brueggeman Sharon Budler Sara Busak Jim Casey Scott Catron SENIORS 111 Julie Cavalier Noel Clausen Krista Claussner Jeff Cook Joseph Devito Dawn Dougiass Kim Fenendael Jay Freyer Polly Gail Sandra Goldstein Kristi Griffis Lori Groshek 112 SENIORS Sharon Haase Nicolette Haggerty David Hall Cynthia Hamel Nicole Hauk Deborah Hayes Debbie Heine Michelle Henriksen Jenny Hoening Lisa Hoffman Cam'e Holt Marion 110m SENIORS 115 Missy Iseiy Dan Jordan Win Kalrahs Kirsten Koch Andrew Krebs Scott Kreiter David Maaske Richard Mach Mwangi Maina Lisa Mannenbach Christine Martin Linda Mase 114' SENIO-FAKS Gina Mastellari HongKam Matmanivong Mike McKillip Ed MCQuillan David Meyer Melissa Milanovich Joanna Mohnen Michelle Morgan Kathleen Mass Gregory Hikolich Jill 05th Jill Pacey smoas 115 Steve Palmer Carla Pawlowski Amy Pepper Mike Rein Julie Rhodes Karon Richter Kirk Robertson Mary Robinson Kevin Rohlwing Chn's Rossing Maryr RuffoIo Brian Schalk 116 SENIORS E Jeff Siemers Monique Sprauve Elizabeth Strand Lisa Strehlow Dawn Sturma Shalabh Tandon Mary Teetzen Pual Todino Rebecca Tohm Pam Turreh Susan Van Puymbrouck Heidi Wallmark SENIORS 11 7 Rebecca Westphal Own Zalokar The 1989 senior class touched many of our lives. For many of us they were people we looked up to. But for many more, they were our friends. Friends we laughed with Friends we cried with. Friends we can't possibly and won't ever forget. But the time has come, friend, that I must now say goodbye. You were the best, and you will truly be missed. As you move towards your new and exciting future, never forget the good times we shared, and always remember that you've got a friend. GOOD LUCK SENIORS! WE WILL MISS YOU. 118 saguoas We laughed until we had to cry ' .- to our last goodbye We were theiest I think we'll eve ye We'll never lo ' .. g like we did the .' Y Some dc: .. en we be ' e inisce We'll bot . F? . Ther 1! 5111 too m ch w '1 issed And thro - :L 3,; .31... 7 ' ' WeW We a e rec We had 1 a for just a mo - St. EZmoWs Fire . - 9'6 forever grateful. . . '-graduated;rtransferred or returning Carthage, this book .15 a collection of memories. Memories whi carry special meaning of our college years. Looking back, the fa - of our favorite professors, the site of our dorm rooms, and t infamous cafete11'a,-come into focus. Let us not forget the time have spent together here. at Carthage, as we cherish this book years to come. Very Sincerely, Dan Frank'