Illinois College of Optometry - Annual Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1982 volume:

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You can have the Northside with its fancy bars, ex- pensive food, and two parking spacesg but, who else can brag about the prices in Chinatown, the service at Bill 8: Betty's, or a hometown boy like BAD BAD LEROY BROWN . xw-.dust .Lui esss.taH'5-'! NiTl-M.,?3x-53 Qi' i. ','- P 1 I TUDE wif, .,,. . -4- , Je.-f , ' - ' ,, ' WQAQ '-xzzaz, V - . ,ff ' - ' J ,Y L 3 -If 'f f'fs..,, NM M '1 V AV -' N 41 ., - .-. ,4' 1' .SJ V fav' + :i ,V 1 .?' , ,,3' . f 55 -'ff .J - .uv new ig- if g . Y? sfhgi, ' ,. xr., 3Pl1'?1'i6':' ,. lik? ' ,J A ,- a as is i. ICO is more than just a building and a parking lot. It can be a walk along the lake, catching rays, having a picnic, a liquid transfusion, or just plain sitting with your friends. fm' .fs-gf ii 2 2 After being admitted to ICO it only takes a short while before you find yourself rushing to the mailboxes looking for that letter from home. Once school gets going it doesn't take long to decide which lecture is worth waking up for. Then, when you get to clinic, new questions arise such as: Why is my patient a half hour late? or Does V.T. really work? All of this describes a students life here at ICO. WA .JJVUSSIONS REGISTRAR I 1. J 6 K 1- Mt.v 1-H - V- an f . ,ia nm 'D+ . o 0 mi 11 , . . 2 , f !,'mff4l: Y, vw 1 4 A ff1- .- A Q ' ww. H 1, . I ' r lr. AFS 4 ,W ' Qmf', . A,w' ,, W . ' wh ,iq I H 4,322 , ' be 'f ' 'j QR 1 ' ' Wsfxv Y P -b , 5. 9' ga, Q ' ' V sf .,,'-ffjk 1 ,Y ,M 5 ' - ,G T 4 L, X ffl X 5 .. ,Qin- , Q me' Nr-wa X .CS 590 f 'f X 'gi 1. ' f 1 1 . Lwgig ,A-gui. 1 Rid. ALFRED A. RGSENBLGGM, JR., 0.11, 13.0.5 DEDICATIO Dr. Rosenbloom has faithfully served the ICO community since 1948. His desire and willingness to help the advancement of optometric education over the years has been of unparalleled magnitude in the history of ICO. During his tenure at the college, he has risen from a role of instructor to President of the college. 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Providence College De Paul University Ohio State University Steven Abrams, B.A. -- Bayside, NY: CL Society Bill Ahders, B.S. -- Westbrookville, NY: CL Society Michele O. Albanese, B.S. - Elmwood Park, ILr A CSIOA, Notetaking Service, Omega Delta ,Q V Walter C. Atkensomjr., B.S. -- Chicago, II.: CSIQA, CL Society, COVDfOEP, Omega Delta, Chairman of 81-82 Golf tourney L Gregory A. Atkins, B.S. -- Marlette, MI: ,A Douglas E. Atkinson, B.S., B.S.V.S.-- Grand Rapids, MI: CL Society, Council on Ethics, Michigan A L Optom. Assoc. f A A 5, i A Larry Baitch,-- Baltimore, MD:, SoCiety,i tg N COVDXOEP, Student Association, Notetaking Service, Phi Theta Upsilon, t y f Fred Banser, BS., M.S. --Chicago, IL: CSIOA, CL in Society, COVDfOEP, SVOSH, Phi Theta Upsilon, lntra. Basketball, Softball, Arizona Optom. Assoc., EDC Robert C. Barnette II, - St. Albans, WV: CL Society, Notetal-:ing Service, Council on Ethics, lntra. Football David P, Barrels, B.S.V.S. -- Irving NY: CL Society jerry Beauchamp, B.A., B.S.V.S, -- Chicago, ILf CL Society, Tomb and Key y Gary 1. Bekritsky, Bs., MA. M New Yafk, NY: API-1A,AoA,cL society, iwsoa, NJSOA, Eoc jon A. Bickoff, B.A., B.S.V.S, - Oak Park, IL: CSIOA, CL Society, N otetaking Service Mary Ann Bielenberg, - Dolton, IL: CSIOA, CL Society, Omega Delta, EDC, INSIGHTS '82 jerry Blaschke, B.S. -'- La Crosse, WI: Beta Sigma L Kappa, CL Society, Student Association, Phi Theta Upsilon, WOSA, Sr. Class V.P., EDC, Intra. A Football, Basketball, Softball Alfreclj. Bliss III, BS. - Hopedale, MA: CL Society, COVDIOEP, SVOSH, Phi Theta Upsilon, WOSA Thomas Bobka, - Chicago, IL: CSIOA Thomas M. Bobst, B.S. -- Portsmouth, OH: CSIOA, CL Society, SVOSH, Council on Ethics, Omega Delta, Intra. Football, Softball ' 'Y 's V! 'dz 1 jay W. Bosco, B.S. - Chicago, IL: CL Society, Council on Ethics, SVOSH, Phi Theta Upsilon, EDC David Boyer, B.S. -- Chicago, IL: CL Society, Notetaking Service, Intra. Football Michael Brodslfy, B.S. - Harrisburg, PA: CL Society, COVDXOEP, NOSA, Pennsylvania Club, lntra. Basketball Danielj. Brown, B.S. - Olney, IL: CL Society, Intra. Football, Basketball Robert M. Burley, B.A., B.S.V.S., M.A. - Vermilion, OH: CL Society, Omega Delta Eric R. Carson, B.S. - Scotia, NY: Beta Sigma Kappa, CL Society, Omega Delta, N.Y.O.A. - student member, Intra. Football, Basketball. Softball Carmen F. Castellano, B.A., B.S.V.S. - St. Louis, MO CL Society, Student Association, Notetaking Service, Intra. Softball David Cheng, B.S. - El Centro, CA: SVOSH Diane M. Conness, - Ottawa, IL: CSIOA, CL Society COVDXOEP, Council on Ethics, SVOSH, Phi Theta Upsilon, Omega Delta, WOSA, EDC Tom Connon, - Mishawaka, IN: Student Association, Notetaking Service, WOSA, EDC, Intra. Football, Basketball, Alumni Rep. james P. Cornetet, B.S. - Birmingham, Ml: Intra. Football Frank A. D'Apolito, B.S., B.S.V.S. - Youngstown, OH: CSIOA, CL Society, SVOSH, Intra. Softball, Football, AOSA liason to AOA Sports Vision Benna K. Daugherty, B.S.V.S. - Chicago, IL: Beta Sigma Kappa, CSIOA, CL Society, Tomb and Key joseph S. DiGiorgio, B.S. -- Chicago Ridge, IL: CSIOA, CL Society, Council on Ethics, Omega Delta, Metroptic, EDC Don Dlouhy, B.S., B.S.V.S. - CL Society, WOSA Stevenj. Dorn, B.S. -- Cedathurst, NY: CL Society, Intra. Football, Softball L. David Duff, -- Pleasantville, IA, Iowa Club, SVOSH, CL Society, Omega Delta, Intra. Basketball Garold L. Edwards, B.S.V.S. - Rock Island. lL: CSIOA, CL Society, COVDXOEP, SVOSH, Phi Theta Upsilon, WOSA, EDC v QW 7. v ff' 1 if , XM -Q . ff mf 4 'E P my D ,A mxm SY? P' ff Vincent Facchiano, B.S. - West Dundee, IL: CSIOA, CL Society, COVDXOEP, Student Association, Dir. Notetaking Service, Council on Ethics, SVOSH, Omega Delta, AOA CL Section Mark Fisher, B.S., B.S.V.S. - Euclid, OH: CSIOA, CL Society, COVDIOEP Edward Flynn, B.S. - Honolulu, HI: CL Society, COVDXOEP, Omega Delta Diane G. Forecki, B.S.V.S. -- Hinsdale, IL: CSIOA, CL Society, WOSA, EDC David W. Fox, B.S., B.S.V.S. - Belmont, NY: CL Society, Tomb and Key, Class Treasurer Paul Geller, B.S. - Kalamazoo, MI: CL Society, Phi Theta Upsilon, EDC, DFC jeannie Gennaro, - Coon Rapids, MN: CL Society, N otetaking Service Dave Gildner, B.A., B.S.V.S. - Mason City, IA: Beta Sigma Kappa, CSIOA, CL Society, COVDIOEP, Tomb and Key, Iowa Club, WOSA, Intra. Basketball Merry C. Gindorf, B.A. -- Western Springs, IL: Beta Sigma Kappa, CSIOA, CL Society, COVDfOLl', Phi Theta Upsilon, WOSA, EDC George N. Glosik, B.A., B.S.V.S. - Seven Hills, OH: CL Society, Student Association, Intra. Basketball, Class President Bob Grazian, B.S. - Morton Grove, IL: CSIOA, CL Society, Omega Delta Richard B. Hamm, B.A., B.S.V.S. -- O'Fallon, IL: CSIOA, CL Society, Intra. Softball, Basketball Mark A. Hassinger, B.S., B.S.V.S. - Parma, OH: CSIOA, CL Society, COVDXOEP, Council on Ethics, Phi Theta Upsilon, WOSA, Intra. Football, Basketball, Softball, EDC, DFC Steven Heap, B.A., B.S.V.S. - Stulohns, AZ james A. Helmets - Kenmore, ND: CL Society, Omega Delta, Intra. Football, Softball David G. Helsing, B.S. - Odessa, FL: CSIOA, CL Society, Pennsylvania Club Paul Henriksen, B.A., B.S.V.S. - Armstrong, IA: CL Society, Iowa Club Frank Hettiger, B.A., B.S.V.S. - Flora, IL: CSIOA, CL Society, COVDXOEP, Student Association, Council on Ethics, Gold Key, Omega Delta, Chairman GolfTourney 0 S I Y? 35, JV' va fy ' 7 Z 1-. -v Q Y a ff 5 , fm Mx WP. ' f 1' S Q ,Q 3i,f4f3s? 4 1274 1' f' 5'q 'W xg 4' in i . 1 1-,,., P' -I' f aw-.1 e ra I- qy-r a N4 fctvx i'- -.rx jan L. Hirakawa, B.S., B.S.V.S. - Honolulu, HI: CL Society, COVDXOEP, Notetaking Service, SVDSH Randall Hock, - Redfield, SD: CL Society Larry A. Hookway. B.S. - East Canton, OH: Beta Sigma Kappa, CL Society, COVDXOEP, Student Association, Notetaking Service, Tomb and Key, AOA Sports Vision Section Colleen A. Howe, e- Charles City, IA: CSIOA, CL Society, COVDXOEP, Student Association, Gold Key, SVOSH, Omega Delta, Iowa Club, WOSA, AOSA trustee Rodney L. Imrnerman, B.S. -- Larchmont, NY: Council on Ethics Lawrence M. Irene, B.S. - Rochester, NY: CSIOA, CL Society, COVDXOEP Paul L. Isaacs, B.S. - Brooklyn, NY: CL Society, Intra. Basketball Richard A.-lablonski, B.S. - Brookfield, IL: CL Society, COVDXOEP, Phi Theta Upsilon, WOSA, Intra. Football, Basketball, EDC Scott A.jamieson, - Chicago, IL: CL Society, Intra. Basketball Peter L.-Jamison, B.A. - Fresh Meadows, NY: CL Society, Notetaking Service, SVOSH, Cmega Delta, AGA Multidisciplinary Practice Section jeffrey L.,Iarett, B.A., B.S.V.S. - Hudson, NY: Beta Sigma Kappa, CL Society, COVDXGEP, Phi Theta Upsilon, lntra. Football, Basketball, EDC . Ronald D.-Iewart, B.S. - Mt. Propsect, IL: CSIOA, CL Society, Tomb and Key, Pennsylvania Club David W.joel, B.A. - Freeport, NY: Gregoryjones, B.S. - Lake Mills, WI: CL Society, WOSA Curtis K, Kan, B.S., B.S.V.S. - Sunnyvale, CA: Beta Sigma Kappa, CSIOA, CL Society, Council on Ethics, Tomb and Key, EDC Sandy Katims, B.A. - Sands Point, NY: COVDXOEP, Notetaking Service, Liason to the AOSA PAC Kenneth M. Kirschner, B.S.V.S. --Midlothian, IL: CSIOA, CL Society, Omega Delta Mark L. Klugrnan, B.A. - Chicago, IL: CL Society, Tomb and Key, Phi Theta Upsilon, Iowa Club, WOSA Ron Knox, O.D. , . . State University College at Oneonta Augustana College LaCrosse State Universit David M. Kruse, O.D. Steve LaLiberte O D Y Yue-Yen Lai, O.D. East Stroudsburg State College University of Illinois De Paul University, Michael William Lamb, O.D. Dominic Williamj Lanza O.D Alan Grant Larson, O.D. Ken Leadingham, O.D. jim Lee, O.D. Moorhead State University Eastern New Mexico University University of California A 4 1 2f'-Lf 1 1, , M2 5 ax, 4 , 5 af fi. 2 I WA I , in X w. Ron Knox, B.S. -- Watertown, NY: CSIOA, CL Society, COVDfOEP, SVOSH, Omega Delta, WOSA, EDC David M. Kruse, B.S. - Emmetsburg, IA: Beta Sigma Kappa, CL Society, Student Association, Iowa Club Steve LaLiberte, B.S. -- Arcadia, WI: Beta Sigma Kappa, CL Society, Phi Theta Upsilon, Iowa Club, WOSA, Intra. Basketball, Softball Yue-Yen Lai, B.S.V.S. - Chicago, IL: CL Society, COVDfOEP Michael W. Lamb, B.S., BLS.V,S. -- South Holland, IL: CSIOA, CL Society, COVDXOEP, Phi Theta Upsilon, WOSA, Intra. Basketball, DPC Dominic Williamj. Lanza, B.S., B.S.V.S. - Chicago, IL: Alan G. Larson, B.S. -- Park Rapids, MN: CL Society, Notetaking Service, Phi Theta Upsilon, WOSA, NCSOC Student Coordinator Ken Leadingham, -- Roswell, NM: CL Society, Omega Delta jim Lee, B.S. - Los Angeles, CA: CL Society, Notetaking Service Paul Levinson, - Flushing, NY: CL Society Dale B. Lilly, BS, - Huntington, WV: Beta Sigma Kappa, Tomb and Key, Omega Delta Glenn Londos, B.A. -- Burbank, IL: Beta Sigma Kappa, CSIOA, CL Society, Notetaking Service, Tomb and Key, WOSA, EDC Kurt Lotspeich, B.S. -- Rancho Palos, CA: CL Society, Noretaking Service, Intra. Football, Softball, EDC Thomas Lubelczyk, BA. - Manchester, NH: Beta Sigma Kappa, CL Society, COVDXOEP, N otetaking Service, SVOSH, Intra. Basketball Thomas A. Lutz, B.S. -- Racine, WI: CL Society, SVOSH, Phi Theta Upsilon, WOSA Bob Lype, B.A. - Troy, IL: CSIOA, Cl Society, Student Association, Student Mem. Missouri Opt. Assoc., CL Section of AOA Paul Marnul, B.S. - Chicago, IL: CSIOA, CL Society, COVDXOEP, EDC Carl F. Maschauer, B.S. - Roanoke, VA: CL Society, Past Student Association Pres., Gold Key, SVOSH Phi Theta Upsilon, lntra. Football, Basketball, Softball, Yearbook-Editor, DPC ' v 'haf-1 Wy!! X Peter Mlcc Nlagara Um LL ,, ri? A K Q' . T . x F uw xty 0 gsm Stanley Nebel, O.D. Philip Ong, O.D. Bruce E. Onofrey, O.D. West Virginia University University of Southern California University of Illinois 1- Martin W. Parod, O.D. I Eric Paulsen, O.D. josephjohn Pirman, O.D. Northern Illinois University Carroll College Bowling Green State University I In -A Benjamin C. Poole, O.D. Anthonyj. Prasnikar, O.D. Melanie Reimer, O.D. Brigham Young University Western Illinois University University of Wisconsin Timothy McAuliffe, B.S. -jackson, MI: CL Society, COVDXOEP, Phi Theta Upsilon, WOSA, Intra. Basketball, DPC Robert T. McCamy, - Albert Lea, MN: CL Society, COVDIOEP, Tomb and Key, SVOSH, WOSA, Intra. Football, Basketball, Softball Mary T. Meernik, B.S. - Ann Arbor, MI: Beta Sigma Kappa, CSIOA, CL Society, COVDXOEP, Notetaking Service, Tomb and Key, SVOSH, WOSA, Intra. Basketball Peterj. Micca, BS, - Rochester, NY: CL Society, COVDIOEP, Intra. Softball, Basketball Patricia A. Micheil, B.S. - Des Plains, IL: CL Society, COVDXOEP, SVOSH Marc Mishan, B.S., B.S.V.S. -- Bayside, NY: CL Society, Council on Ethics Roger A. Moore, B.S. - Chicago, IL: Beta Sigma Kappa, CSIOA, CL Society, EDC Michael A. Morris - Chicago, IL: CL Society, Intra. Softball Tom Motisi, B.A. -- Milwaukee, Wlz Cl Society. covnfoizp, wosa Stanley Nebel - Butler, PA: CL Society, Tomb and Key, Pennsylvania Club, Intra. Softball, Basketball Philip Ong, B.S., B.S.V.S. - Concord. CA: CSIOA. CL Society, COVDXOEP, Notetaking Service. Council on Ethics, SVOSH, Phi Theta Upsilon Bruce E. Onofrey, B.S., R.Ph. - Brookfield, IL: Beta Sigma Kappa, CL Society, Tomb and Key, Omega Delta Martin W. Parod, B.S., B.S.V.S. - Naperville, IL: CSIOA, WOSA j. Eric Paulsen, B.S., B.S.V.S. - Sturgeon Bay, WI: CL Society. COVDXOEP, SVOSH, Phi Theta Upsilon, WOSA joseph Pitman, B.S., B.S.V.S. -- Painesville, OH: Omega Delta, Beta Sigma Kappa, Intra. Softball Benjamin C. Poole - Caffney, S.C.: Beta Sigma Kappa, CL Society, Student Association, Tomb and Key, Gold Key Anthonyj. Prasnikar, B.S., B.S.V.S. -- Arlington Hts., II.: CSIOA, CL Society Melanie Reimer, B.S.V.S. - Green Bay, WI: CL Society, WOSA Marietta D. Richardson, O.D. Ric Rios, O.D. Dale L. Rodrique, O.D. Purdue University Western Illinois University University of Southern Florida Rod Roebuek, O.D. Ruth Andrea Salkin, O.D. Joyce Riva Salomon, O.D. Indiana University New York University University of Michigan Paul Gregory Sampson, O.D. james M. Saul, O.D. Davidj. Schanes, O.D. University of South Dakota Northern Illinois University Wayne State University Paul Schroeder, O.D. Loras College Charles Schulte, O.D. jeffreyj. Schultz, O.D. University of San Diego St.john's University Steven H. Schwitzman, O.D. Patricia Helen Shroba Leonid Skorin,jr., O.D. Boston University University of Illinois Depaul University X -J' frm Steven D. Sloan, O.D. Lowell R. Smith, O.D. Linda Sokol, O.D. Loras College University of Illinois Purdue University AM ,fini Marietta D. Richardson, BA., M.S. - NOSA, Omega Delta Ric Rios, - Good Hope, IL: Beta Sigma Kappa, CSIOA, COVDXOEP, Tomb and Key, SVOSH, EDC, lntra. Basketball, Football Dale L. Rodrigue. B.A., B.S.V.S. -- St. Petersburg, FL: Beta Sigma Kappa, CL Society, Council on Ethics, Tomb and Key, EDC Rod Roebuck, AB. -justice, IL: CSIOA, EDC, CL Society, COVDIOEP, Omega Delta Ruth Andrea Salkin, B.S. -- Spring Valley, NY: CL Society, SVOSH, Phi Theta Upsilon, INSIGHTS '82 joyce Riva Salomon, B.S.V.S. - West Bloomfield, MI: CL Society Paul Gregory Sampson, - Flanclreau, S,D.: CL Society, WOSA, Phi Theta Upsilon, Intra. Football, Basketball, Softball james M. Saul, B.S., B.S.V.S, - Westchester, IL: CSIOA, CL Society, Omega Delta Davidj. Schanes, B.S. - West Bloomfield, Ml: EDC, CL Society, Notetaking Service, Phi Theta Upsilon, Omega Delta, WOSA, Intramurals Football, Softball, Basketball Paul Schroeder, B.S. - Mason City, IA: Beta Sigma Kappa, CL Society, Notetaking Service, Tomb and Key, Iowa Club, WOSA, EDC Charles Schulte, B,A. - Imperial Beach, CA: Beta Sigma Kappa, CL Society, COVDXOEP, Omega Delta jeffreyj. Schultz, B.S, -- Estherville, IA: CL Society, Notetaking Service, Tomb and Key, SVOSH, Phi Theta Upsilon, Iowa Club, WOSA, Intra. Basketball Steven H. Schwitzman, BA., M.A. - North Miami Beach, FL: CL Society, Notetaking Service Patricia Helen Shroba, B.S. -joliet, IL: Beta Sigma Kappa, CL Society, Tomb and Key, CSIOA, INSIGHTS '82 Leonid Skorinjr.. B.S., B.S.V.S. - Chicago, IL: CSIOA, CL Society, Notetaking Service, Omega Delta Steven D. Sloan, B.S. - Dubuque, IA: Beta Sigma Kappa. CSIOA, CL Society, COVDXOEP, Tomb and Key, Phi Theta Upsilon, Iowa Club, WOSA, EDC Lowell R. Smith. B.S., B.S.V.S. - Lombard, IL: CSIOA. CL Society, COVDXOEP, Omega Delta Linda Sokol, B.S. - Chicago, IL: CL Society fa: i 4 in ,h, .- 5, My-,, Alf' 1 fi' 3 A Anil' - Henry E. Staniek, - Rockford, IL: Beta Sigma Kappa i CSIOA, CL Society, COVDIOEP, Phi Theta Upsilon, EDC Peggy Stein, B.S., B.S.V.S. -- Tamaroa, IL: Beta Sigma Kappa, CSIOA, CL Society, Tomb and Key, Gold Key, SVOSH Martha Stern, B.S., M.S.W. - Evanston, IL: Beta Sigma Kappa, CSIOA, COVDXOEP, Tomb and Key Christopher M. Snot, B.A. - Butler, PA: Beta Sigma Kappa, CL Society, Tomb and Key, Omega Delta, Pennsylvania Club, Intta. Football. Softball Donald Szabo, Bs. - Highiand, IN, ct society, rco Golf Tournament ' Mark L, Tappan - Chicago, IL: CL Society, SVOSH, i Iowa Club, Intra. Basketball Ron Taub, B.A. - Valley Stream, NY: CL Society, COVDXOEP, Notetaking Service Brian M. Teruya, B.A. - Kaneohe, HI: CSIOA, CL Society, COVDXOEP, Omega Delta, EDC Rick D. Tjaden, B.S. - Lake View, IA: Beta Sigma Kappa, CL Society, COVDXOEP, Tomb and Key, Iowa Club Roger Trudell -- Oconto Falls, WI: CL Society, COVDIOEP, Student Association, Notetaking Service, SVOSH, WOSA, Intra. Football, Basketball, Focus Staff Ronald W. Vanden Berg, B.S., B.S.V.S. - Knoxville, IA: CL Society, Notetaking Service, Iowa Club Dirk Vandermeer, B.S. - Pittsburgh, PA: Beta Sigma Kappa, CL Society, CSIOA, Pennsylvania Club, Intra. Basketball, Softball Van P. Vinciguerra, B.S. - Chicago, IL: CSIOA, CL Society, Notetaking Service, SVOSH, Intra. Basketball, Football Paul Wagner -- Pulaski, WI: Beta Sigma Kappa, CL Society, Tomb and Key, SVOSH, Omega Delta, WOSA Brendal Waiss, B.A., B.S.V.S. - Brooklyn, NY: COVDXOEP, EDC, NYOSA Lori Wassrnan -- Waterman, IL: Beta Sigma Kappa, CSIOA, CL Society, COVDXOEP, Student Association, Notetaking Service, Council on Ethics Tomb and Key, Gold Key, SVOSH, NOSA, WOSA Q I , ittmaid R. Watson -V Troy, MI: csioa, ci, Society, Svosia , Briaiij. weaver, 13.5.4 Mtmroeviiie, PA: csioa, cr. Society, Notetaking Service, Council on Ethics, Phi Thetallpsilon, Pennsylvania Club, WOSA N. r iv Mark Welter, O.D. Robert Wheatall, O.D. Steven Wigdor, O.D. University of Iowa Indiana University of Penn. Florida International University K 5 Don A. Wilhelmus, O.D. David B. Woehll-te, O,D. julie Wright, O.D. Western Michigan University Frostburg State College Iowa State University Bl, rl. ' 19 Richard R. Zimmerman, O.D. Northern Illinois University Hey, will you guys quit monl-ceying around! Mark Weltet, B.S.V.S. - Peosta, IL: Beta Sigma Kappa, CL Society, Tomb and Key, Iowa Club, WOSA, lntra. Football, EDC Robert Wheatall - Indiana, PA: Beta Sigma Kappa, CL Society, COVDXOEP, Pennsylvania Club Steven Wigdor, B.S. -- North Miami Beach, FL: Beta Sigma Kappa, CL Society, Tomb and Key, lntra. Football Don A. Wilhelmus, B,A., M.A, - Boonville, IN: Beta Sigma Kappa, CL Society, Student Association, Notetaking Service, Tomb and Key, SVGSH David B. Woehlke, B.S., B.S,V.S. - Baltimore, MD: All .rg 9 n , 'M 1 , ,im ,M '39 H Ji! 1 I, ' - CL Society, Council on Ethics, Pennsylvania Club U- 3, n. .,, .,. , 'T' . Q, if 1 -f It t' , , julie Wright, Bs. -West Des Moines, IA: ci society Fw' 1 ...Kula 5 .Y I N h 1 4 Q, 'T' Q 1 , . l 'ff I, -. I Q- f H I L had ' t W Richard R. Zimmerman, B.S.V.S. - Chicago, IL: CL F- L if A if 4 'B jf ., ,. 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Executive Vice-President ,lr me John Cromer M-S, Hyuman Wodis O.D., D,O.S., F.A,A.O Vice-President of Academic Affairs - Dean ASSI4 D620 ofthe Cfbllfgff Director of Admissions 1.- Y, K Mg! ,. J W, ,J Morris Berman M.S., O.D. Greg Perry M.B.A., M. Ed. Asst. Dean of Education Dean of Student Affairs DIVI IO OF BASIC SCIENCES Part-time Faculty Not Pictured: E. Arana, M.D. V. Bychkov, M.D. R. Campinini, M.D. H. Gelbard, M.D. K. Hajek, M.D. R. Multack, O.D., D.O. B. Perry, M.D. .12 G. Porter, O.D., M.A., F.A.A.O. l.C,O.g Chairman, Division of Basic Sciences Airlie V .4 'if , D. Spindel, MD, F.A.A.O. Chgo. Med. School , l 1 4 41.2 ' ,g 'kn it 5 ' 5 2 fx . , elven Y. Chino, PhD Univ. of Syracuse db E. Kharasch, MD Northwestern j. LaMotte, O.D. Phd New England T. Stelmack, o.D.,F-A-A-0 Rc., I.C.O. -I. Day, O.D. I.C.O. ' S. Kelly, PhD Syracuse D. Lee, O.D., Phd S.C.O. ! 1. vearh, o.D. I.C.O. DIVI IO OF OPTOMETRIC B. Caden, O.D. M.A., F.A.A.O. A. Fontana, O.D. I.C.O. I.C.O. I E mv j.jurkus, O.D., M.B.A., D. Kirscher, O.D. F.A.A.O. I.C.O, I.C.O. i ,x , Y L . ,ax C, - V.gr,x.j.3,5gtX.QQ,gg L'-- ,aviator fS '.j,f ff 'Y C . A , -'- x Q N f52'9f3,i-lrxgrisgas,,1:f,3X:-5.4. - ' ' i SQfi5ii:iE1L:7Zj33z5'7f'3j'3?S5iff5? lvl' 5 flfffifli 5 1'5f'-Ttgf51?Gf- F1 3412211 . :-'91 all .A 1 i-'-fl7 1' ffifi W. Mcfklisrer, O-D-, M-A-, P. Nelson, O.D., P.A.A.o. R. Teshima, O.D., D.O.S., P.A,A.o. M.P.H. I.C.O. I.C.O., Acting Chairman Div. of Ohio State Optometric Sciences K, 4 :ja 1 r P . 4 A. Nizza, O.D., R.C,, F.A.A,O. S, Sanders, O.D., R.C., F.A.A.O. -I. Scharre, O.D, D. Schlange, O.D., F.A.A.O. S.Cal. C.O. I.C.O. I.C.O. I.C.O. B. Teitelbaum, O.D., D.O.S., E.R. Tennant, O.D., D.O.S. P.C.O. I.C.O. 1. v SCIENCES D. Stewart, O.D., R.C Ohio State ..- DIVI I0 OF it lf, PATI E T CARE X D. Taylor, O.D. l.C.O. Chairman, Division of Patient Care R-J' DYk5tm- OD- D- C- Ellis, O-D- D, Fontana O.D. l-C-O, I,C.O. I.C.O. N. Gailmard. OD. S. Goldberg. O.D. j, Goldman, O.D., M.B.A. I CO, l.C.O. Newenco X 5 - Xml 1 N M, Bloch, O.D. I.C.O. S. Block, O.D. I.C.O. T, Carmine, I.C.O. ,fs OD, W. Cygan, O.D. I.C,O. ia! r- V ,r 'Ax U. J' I I S. Greenspan, O.D., PhD R. Grohe, O.D. I.C,O. I.C.O. . L. C ' w i . L. , .... ,., . T- ff- X . wa. 'f 'sxiE5?W '.i:i7'B KL ' ' D. Guilbault, O.D. Gullotta, O.D. I.C.O. I.C.O. G, Gunderson, O.D., M.S. D. Haas, O.D. I.C.O. I.C.O. D. Hettler, O.D. Ohio State Piciurs Noi' ' Avaiie ble R. Herskowitz, O.D. I.C.O. N. Hodur, O.D., F.A.A O I.C.O. D. Ireland, O.D I.C.O. P. Kirschner, OD, I.C,O. F. Lazovick, O.D. I,C.O. j. McCray. O.D. ICO, 419 va C. Lannin, U.D, Umv. oflndiana D. Maino, O.D. I,C.O. :Q gn A. Pass, OD, MS. ICO. -- R. Rademacher, O.D. I.C,O, ,Q L 1 sk le www 1 A J. Polcar, O.D. R. L. Polister, O.D. Quade, O.D. I.C.O. l.C.O. Indiana i Q J. Riley, O.D. 1.c:.o. I K. Robertson, O.D. I.C.O. D. Teshima, O.D. R. D. Toney, O.D. I.C.O. I.C.O. O. Weisz, O.D. R. T. Williams, O.D. I.C.O. I.C.O. T. Wingert, O.D. W. Yasko, O.D., D.O.S. I,C.O. l.C.O. i H. Rosenthal, O.D, B, Schmidt, O.D. B, Shorr, OD, l.C.O. l.C.O. l.C.O. D. Siemsen, O.D. J, Silverman, OD, R. Suarez, O.D I.C.O. I.C.O. I.C.O, 11' ,Ma- ' '- Pat Helm Exec. Vice Presidents Sec. Linda R. DeLuca Exec. Sec. to the office ofthe president i S Lee Hertrich Dean Cromer's Sec. Rita Szymanski Dr. A. A. Rosenbloomjr. Sec 19 '- C? Dolores Lglinski Dr. Berman Sec. Carol Realmo phone operator Chuck Smith Dir, of Finance 'fear Business Ofhce Staffi IL-Rl Betty Kellerg Cynthia Dunbargjohn Conradg Richard Schepler, Chief Accngjoeann Mackg Bettye lsay .fl 1 41 Dolores King, Pat Stomp, registrar, Corrine Biella Q... sk EFF? gg, 41' Maureen Dalton john Duncan Admissions Secretary Recruiting Officer X Sharon Uher Secretary to Dean of Students 1 A Robert Neale Financial Aide Officer P N-was is i 'Q l 57 ALUM I ASSOCIATIO Ralph Hough V 1 , 'W Dir. of Public Affairs C7 Xl. isa Lisa Braun Public Relations Coordinator The alumni association, continuing education, the placement service, and public relations all are housed in the office of public affairs, which acts as an umbrella over various activities serving the college, students, alumni, and the public. In addition to sponsoring the annual Fall and Spring cider and doughnuts receptions, the alumni association subsidizes student activities such as The FOCUS, SVOSH, Intramural activities, and the American Op- tometric Student Association. It also provides financial assistance for travel to students participating in the ICO externship program. The office produces most of the colleges publications, including clinic and continuing education brochures, and the alumni newsletter, IMAGE. ,fe Barbara Buglio, Sec of Public Affairs, Luveninjames, Sec. of Alumni, Betsy Harper, Supervisor of Alumni '81-'82 ALUMNI BOARD Please pick up extension . . ... .... 1 f ia 1 f jim Mullen, Lynn Petrica Office Mgr. Patient Care Secretarv Barbara Luster julie Harder Asst. Secretary IPA Secretary of Patient Care Front Desk Staff: Beatrice Murrell, Brinda Bryant, Mary Vaughn, Denise Williams, Helen Trojanowski. Not Pictured: Marge Hama mersmith, Nanette Gordon, Ann Gregory, Nadine Taylor, Beth Wharton. Dispensing Staff: IL-Rj Sulpicia Limg Toni Petzuzzinig and Tony Rozum, Mgr. ' Q' ..',' -' M10 39 ' Michelle Levin Low Vision Coord Contact Lens Staff: KL-Rl Delores Pasinski and Vilma Arguilles. Amelia Arguilles Vision Therapy Coord. Gerard Bastrfnfal Stan Washington judy Dargis Optician Staff Optician Staff Optician Staff Shirley Arrington, Bookstore Ernie Fitzhugh, Counselor Concepcion V. Gilliana, Asst. Librariang Peter E. Weil, Librariang Not Pictured: johnetta Coleman, Circulation Asst.g Amada Araullo, Technical Services Asst, v Q, S N..- Kevin Wah Al Pouch, Wayne jankowski Dir. of Learning Learning Resources Resources Staff 62 iw: ,IQ 111 I if Jfklf. 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Clark, Andrew Springfield, ll, 99 49 Colgain,james Costello,james Rockville, MD -lamestown, NY 6 Cotter-Friedmann, Cunningham, Dan Dahlby, Thomas Susan Waverly, lA LaCrosse, W1 Chicago, ll. Piclure Nol Available Davilli, Martin Decltert, Brian Derubeis, Michael Feeding Hills, MA Indianapolis, IN Milford, Ml f .KX Devore, Douglas Docherty, Gloria Donovan, Leo Normal, ll. Orland Park, ll, SCituate, MA Feinberg, Debra Bloomfield Hills. Ml Fong. Rodney Honolulu, lll 5 1 Edwards, Randall Plankinton, SD Feldman, Scott Los Gatos, CA Foon, Kenneth Bloomfield Hills, MI Egan, Elizabeth Manchester, CT T Felker, Robert Chaffee, MO Galper, Diane W, Bloomfield, Ml -,f Garratt, Richard Burlington, WI QF: Gardner, Edmond P5 I N.MiamiBeach,FL 'fe Gauerke, Daniel Waupaca, WI Gaynes, Bruce Gemoules, Greg Giuseffi, Vito Mark Skokie, IL Des Plaines, Il. Brookfield, IL bi l Greteman, Frank Gutwein, Mitchell Haas, Deborah Hahn, Paul Haitz, David Carroll, IA Medaryville, IN Mt, Prospect, IL Rockford, IL Bloomfield Hills. MI Hennen, Mark Hilovsky,jeffrey Hodovanic, Michael River Forest, IL Butler, PA Toronto. OH Hughes,-James Hurd, Frank ' Kahn, Robert Chicago, IL Chicago, IL Annapolis, MD X .af ,ifh 69 xx., 972 f 1 wf?i 5 Q: Kistner. William Kline, Michael Koch,james Kornblatt, Martin Korneisel, Kent Hazel Crest, IL Chicago, IL Waverly, IA Flushing, NY Britt, IA 9' v-, Korpi, Peter Kurtz, Peter Kvsela, Milena Leach, Robert Lee, Loren Montreal, WI West Bend, MI Broadview, IL Stevens Pt., WI Los Angeles. CA Lefller, William Lekas, Mark Lestrange. Brian Liberman, Michael Lietz,jerome Lake Park, FL Dearhorn Hts., MI Binghamton, NY Southfield, MI Elmhurst, IL VU 'CKEQ s OF MS I ,fl qu if-1. I 4, K- W'-SL: Q-,f Z Le A ,WM ...Q- ,w ,,. fy . A l.1m.'I'homas Lua Angeles. CA Lui, Teresa Morgan Hill, CA QV Martin, Don Ardmore. OK McCann, Ronald Bensenville, ll. Maynard, Kirk Hampshire, IL McDaniel, Timothy Mckineanev, Cheryl McGrarh, Thomas McMurry, Steven Levittown, PA Melville, NY Ch1CagO.lL Chicago, IL Meltlcr, Daniel Mewhorne, Mark Lawrence, NY Lancaster, CA l Mirabile, Thomas jamaica, NY ff- lxfllXl1Nlil,lVlIlllJCl Mnnlieim, l,arrx l5rruvlxl1clil.ll, Urrawa, II, Montgomery. Michael Canton, II, ,aw -I If f i' ' I . :fl . is I f 'Ili he gf I r' l . V1 i 1 Naberhaus, Terry Nierman, David North, Michael Nottleson, Steven Indialantic, FL Chicago, IL Greenville, MI Scandinavia, WI Osnes, Russell Elmhurst, IL Pastucha, Herbert Springdale, PA Peters,-Ieffrey Stickney, SD .l HN if ,s 5 . 1' Pool, William Western Spring, IL Portman, Dodd Evanston, IL Pruett, Stephen Kenosha, WI Pulliam, Allen Belleville, IL J. - ' I 1 O'Daniel, Kenneth Dayton, OH , 4 Ovitsky. Charles Chicago, IL Patrick, Ralph Kansas City, MO i Plamondon, David Traverse City, Ml Reekers. Pamela Palm Beach Gardens. FL Richter, Bradley Robinson, Roxann Chicago, IL Colliers, WV Rowan, Robert Roy, Phillip Rubsamulohn Sadofsky. Howard Saul, Michael Chicago, IL Brookheld, WI Bayside, NY Allentown, PA Pocatello, ID ve' Savoy. Richard Shily, Bahram Shulkin, Michael Skotowski, Richard Slothouber, Wayne San Diego, CA Los Angeles, CA San Diego, CA Rockford, IL Tinley Park. IL F' -Q Smith,-Jeffery Smith,jeffrey Smith, Keith Orland Park, IL Rac1ne,WI Forest Park, II. Stamp:-r, Patricia Stauff, Kurt Steinmetz. Chet Harrisburg, II, Skokie, IL Wantagh, NY Szorc, Paul Chicago, IL 1 ..-,-.- I if .ill Toompas, Stanley Bridgeport, WV Trinka, Terence L8 'Vi Riverside, IL Vidulich, Spencer Tribes Hill, NY Walserulanice Oak Park, IL ea 'l'.1hak, David Dul1uque,IA 'l'mgerwr1, Mark Duluth, MN av- Vmlwcl, Keith Vcriiru, PA VH7t'ILll,.I.llIlC'S Mcrrillxille, IN W.lfNll, Ihvid SiiL1tlil1t'ltl,MI I 75 4 ,4..-4 -W Weinberger, Mark Pittsburgh, PA iff Whitmer, Lee Chicago, IL 3 . 78. X Q X Wright, Glenn Chicago, IL Youngulacque Glenwood, IA if X , , R. ' Williams,joe Witt, Irene Woods, Larry Leon, IA Chicago, IL Livingston, WI 6:1 v. , i fr, ty-' X v xx CLASS UF 198 Alexander, Richard Anderson, Alan Schaumburg, IL Chicago, IL Andolina, Patricia Antonie, David Wellsville, NY Two Rivers, WI Arbet, Timothy Banton, Thomas Ottawa, Il. P1ttsford,NY Bartlett,-Iohn Glen Ellyn, II. Baumgardner, David Beecher, David Wheat Ridge, CO Northville, MI T' 'if Qs. gr- ! Y, Birch, Dawn Blanks, Gilbert Brtva, Dennis Buckley, David Burkhardt, Gary Park Ridge, Il, Pittsford, MI Peotone, II, Somers, CT Plymouth, WI Iinrstein, David Iiussian, Todd WilIiariisy'illc, NY I,e'na, II. Nils fx of. gyf' gl cgnff Carolan, Mark Kenosha, WI Chrrsrenson, Garth Berrendorf, IA Clodfclrcr, Bradley Grand Blanc, Ml Conmck Izrrc Damm Karl Davrs Brran Davrs Gregory Dawson, Rnchard Downers Grove IL Nrles MI Monanfwo ND Anahc-rm CA Waterford, WI f 1 Dickey, Robert Hmsdale, II, R xx -T A Iidson, Mark ISarr4rr1,Wl Eskin, Shelley Fahy, Tim Pembroke Pines, FL Chicago, IL Foreman, Paul Friedman, Stephen Fort Dodge, IA Brooklyn, NY if gtg 2 Q fi. 1 W' 4 Gandolfii, Brent Gaterbaum, Carl Ogleshy, Il. Brooklyn, NY Flandro, Michael Pocatello, ID Fuldauer, Scott Cleveland Hts., OII Gelb, Kerry Gibbonsjoseph Gindi, Nora Chicago, IL Cambridge, MN Ardsley, NY Goldberg, Bradley Gorz,john Goulartulonathan W. Bloomfield, MI Algoma, WI Freeport, IL sl Grider, Danny Grossman, Eliot Gunnarson, Lamar Decatur. II, Skokie, II, Karlstad. MN Hagemo, Brad Haines, Michael Hanson, Douglass Lansing, IL Oak Hill, WV Rigby, ID Hechrman, Mark Heesch, David Heeter, Thomas Chicago, IL Chamberlain, SD Sligo, PA Heimdahl, Dennis Helmers,j0hn Bolingbrook, IL Kenmare, ND Henlinexjeffrey Lyons, lL Hess,james T. Willmar, MN E ' -Jarka, Edward Wrmrndridge, ll. X - xx Hersch,joel Hersh, Cathy Miami, FL Southfield, MI A Hjerpe, Frederick Hoey, Michael S, San Francisco, CA Hacienda Hrs., CA johnson, Carol johnson, Gene Cheshire, CT Hamilton, Ml ,wx Q5 xanqfa fl L ,, Kipp, Martin Ballston Lake, NY Kuchenreurher, George Chicago, IL Landulerry LaGrange, IL A jordahl janyce Sim A MQ, .Yuan n , 'Z Alb'- . . -...Q L 871 K 131' .P f 1?-Wi. , r' IV' 1 it 2 , . - . 2 Lebovitz, Lowell Lee, Tommie Leland, Barnet Pittsburg, PA University Park, MD Southfield, Ml 4 ,V ,.'4 ., :QI . H .. Lorand, Andrew Louie, Edward Maduzia, Donald Van Nuys, CA San Francisco, CA Chicago, IL Malinowski, Dale Marienau, Suzanne Mason,-john McCord, Ronald McEwan, Robert Mt, Clemens, Ml Lemoore, CA Chicago, IL Bloomington, IN Park Forest, IL McLoughlin, Mark Meltzer, Philip Miller,jameS Chicago, ll. Bellmore, NY Delphos, OH f ' . B1 6 , 'QQ nb fgf Q'-Pi Mlsna, Mark Moen, Bruce Mohr, Terry cigrfNNff9l??' whfiiwn, ii, Minor, ND sr. Cloud, MN RU. ILM-- 1480 .wi I , 1 -L' i ' 0 , .A ' 4' 'W' ' A., ,, Monson, Brett Montana,joseph Morgan,Todd W ,. I 4, Manning, IA St. Clair Shores, MI Marlette, MI A X J Q-W1 I if 1 Moy, Paula Myers, Gary Newcomb, Richard West St. Paul, MN Downey, CA Rockford, II, I A if Norell, Thomas Noworytauloseph Okada, Gregg Partainjel-lirey Perreault, Catherine Palatine, IL Cheektowaga, NY Gardena, CA Flint, MI Oak Lawn, II, Piciure Noi Aveda ble Peterson, Warren Plass,jane Polisson, Alan L Howard West Chicago, Il, New York, NY Ackworth, IA JUFJ ' Ridder, William Roberts, Roger Roberts, shim Alton, ll. Lockport, IL Plymouth, WI Rosenbaum, Daniel San Dlego, CA Q . Schmidr,Terry Schornack ulre Schulz Robert Semenrrlln ames Shafner Susan Mandan, ND Chrcabo IL Beaver Dam WI Palmyra NY Denver CO ,ll' ., V Q-' X iff, Q 'Az' v 4' ,:. , ,AJR ff , . 5,5 5 r' f l - 4 , s 3 ' 9 . . 5 ,f -. -P, 4 ,.' L -4 ,'A .NL - fy ,,' : ,l ' ,x , 1 1 5 . fa z ,A 'fit If 5....li'Q.Q3 fi ' 'WW ai fl 'iiiifu , ,f 5, Spencer, Stephen Stack, Catherine Tooele, UT Chicago, IL Switala, Sylvia Arlington Hts., IL Morton, Grove, IL Teraji,-james E Stadelman, Dan Stockton, II, Tesla, Nicholas Coraopolis, PA Tom,-Jerry Trevino, Richard Vorperian, Richard Il. Montebello, CA Reisterstown, MID Chicago, II. l Stephey, Douglas Lexington, II, 'Wasp Thurn, Michael Wrightwn1cmd,CA Wagnerulames Chicago, ll. Sulewski, Barham S Milwaukee, WI fi' , . X I 1 F' 43? Tohiasxlosepli Trenton, Nj Weiheujoliri low.: f IU, IA Weinsrein,Ne.1l Wilscvn,VIames Oak Park, Ml Ferndale, Ml 529, W Wind, Theodore Little Falls, NY 8 Winkelstc-in, Alan Marc Parsippany, Nj Zahorsl-ce, Lynne Brookfield, WI Zwzojoseph Klldccr, lL Lumwalt. busan Peoria, IL Wojciechowski, Scott LaSalle, IL Ziegjohn Canby, OR '7 P 71 1.1 U Zlevor, Michael Racine, WI Zwier, Phillip Lansing, Ml 5 4 ' . I 5 .1 1' I x, in -35.44B I S. -xii, in CLASS OF 1985 1. .V e. Akers, Thomas l f eb 2 ZH, El, .21 7, , Alderson, WV fd I Khin 'I' ': 1 Z - f,g.jEa1f P T , irigiflf Alland, Cindy West Salem, WI Aschenhrennepjoseph Azzaro, Douglas Bauer, Dean Began, Chris Lockport, II, Oak Lawn, IL Sebewaing, MI Livonia, Ml Blom, Thomas Bordwell, William Brand, Ronald Brown, Vernelis Sarasota, l'l, Washington, lA Peoria, IL Detroit, MI ...L l5ytoinslx1,Iiarlwara Calisterio, fordell l-'iiw.1y,f A Wfarren, Ml Alfafara, Victoria Chicago, IL Amedeo,james Rockville, MD Bernstorf, Steven Nashville, TN Budge,james Greenville, MD Cankar, Paul joliet, IL De Haan, Ralph Grand Rapids, MI Fenwick, David Kalamazoo, MI Forzley, Sam Lemont, IL X , . . ., .V:i,v,:,, , gi., ,-.-. 9 ,. N -1 xx xl k , :Xie .- X x-. Q N :-QD - .X :-. N. E N x 'fs ks, N I Q ' + we I x 8 I .4T 'q.Q.1.j1.-gf'l I Clinehjohn Summersville, MD Crocker, Robin Lacon, IL 135. Congdon, Kevin Crapanzano, Linda Wisconsin Rapids, WI Akron, OH I X 'SIR 5' .fa-I 'i222?i88-W 4 - ?iiQff . . , . Czulinski, Craig Davisulames Warren, MI Moses Lake, WA Dean, William Grayling, MI L 5 , I Deboer. Edward Syracuse, NY ,,, i Ely,john Feldman, Robert Darien, IL Oak Park, MI jf I I Findley, Cheri Sr. Cloud, MN Garofalo, Renee Palos Hrs., IL Fischerro, Robert Massapeque, NY 1 . .5 , A N. o 55 's'SX +' .rl lbs: , 5 , 1 .ff , ,fs ff' ii ,wil f Q. ,fa .. f i' 5 ' -- Q , , M ey ,K L' I it W +i,fI,v,i,i,?fit,a,g-4 ,z , , rigca-?-1,1 - ,' . if I , .a:- , P xv- u Y gr Iuka. X .Q N. . 5 ii. if i'l 1.:fw-fa N, effx g k . I GH fy 'Q 'FXR Ax W N L, -awww a.,,f. I 1 Iii .13 '-,Yami I 195.3 ' Giese, Michael Dickinson, MD y 4 -he 'Dx 'i -W' ' ' , Y Q i, 1 ' . I ' A -. 1 .l', Gilbert, Mark Gordon, Anthony Greenfield, Eric Gres, Stephen Groman, Darrell Appleton, WI E. Hartford, CT N. Miami Beach, Fl, Tampa, FL Bluffton, OH Sub Aft'- Halverson, Kyle Wanamingo, MN Heinisch, Edward Kenosha, Wl 'QM' Henry. Ralph RaC1ne,Wl T 'aa' Hines, Thomas Chicago, ll, 'ef Hanson, Douglas M1lw.iukee,Wl 23. I ,i i .4 S, 7 f ,fy Hasler, Philip Reedsburg, WI Hendley, Donald Painesville, OH Hickman, Timothy Sheldon, IA 'QS 'A 2:21 xv,. X- Hochalter, Robert Hoffmann, Vicki Huseman, Terry Stillwater, MN Sheboygan, Wl Fort Dodge, lA 'X X, 'A X iw Q, ,S x E X X Ns kt X X K i jacobson, Kevin johnson, Curtis jonassen, Michael Kaskinen, Vicki Rice Lake, WI Rantoul, IL Hart, Ml Minneapolis, MN Keating, Michael Knight, Eric Kochno, Natalie Koepmck, Lance janesville, WI Fox Point, WI Downers Grove, ll, Nortlihroiik. ll, 1 c ' f Oi:-xx Komasinski, Michael Michigan City, IN ax . fr ' f '1 i Kowalske, Keith East Peoria. ll, Kawakami, Cary Kailua, lll Kolling, Carol Chicago, ll. Kklllllliasn, .,...c.. Key Biscayne, lil. , WW :Zu ,ll L rug.: :A with f i12:,',f?,.,A ,jf Kreiripimslxy, William Smithliieltl, PA S Ps I , ' - .'.4.r. - we Q F' as-.. V 4. , ix -Q, Lisses, Lewis Kingston, PA .s-0285... . 935 '72 .1 ' . 5. -t-Ny.-.. -. . Rf If fx- X ' .N Q v' '. In : 'I .-..r: s I 'is'- 'i .fab 9,- Mayo, Walter Indian Head Park, IA Melcherr, Elizabeth Seymour, WI s ,X Q is i 3'- 2 X-. -. It Lowe, Stanley MCKinney,j0n Peru, IN I 'VI' f . ' 'A,,...,-, U ' A ' Meurenjohn Chicago, II. Kvitle, Kirk Lincoln, IL . rfzre -' ,650 Qu V' , A , 'T fix, ,E I, , ,wt . . X - Lees, Thomas Port Huron, MI I is .Ax Maciejewski,john Mendota, IL lk ..,. ' l illill , ...L 'f'f:lg. Meifert, Michael Downers Grove, II, Meus, Daniel Chicago, II. + x Lahmayer, Bruce Black River Falls, WI Db 'of Lerdvoratavee, Chula Moline. IL Martorano, Robert Monroe, MI T ,L L Y. lf' f f X v -Q x N ' .-.- t- az? 2 , ge 3.-.-5' 6. A x E P N Q I i N it .+I 'J ' Lalonde, Raymond Standish, MI Lincoln, Timothy W. Bloomfield, MI Maxwell, Steven Iowa City, IA r. I -f- ' gl 1 V 0' Q W 4 gx v. .- .f 4 ,H If' fy Michaud, Matthew Mihaly, Keith Miller, Michael Indianapolis, IN Glenview, II, Mt. Prospect, Il. L,- fx 'V- 'A avv-ef--M Nagle, Steven Nemser, Geoffrey Nickel, Gail Elmhurst, IL Yonkers, NY Nekoosa, WI Okamura, Iprile Olson, Robert Osborne, Donna Wuhlaw'a, III Little Falla, MN Alma, II. Minardi,john Des Plains, IL 'f ld' Morduchowitz, Steven Monsey, NY Az' ,TEV , , , ay: - .gg- Id 40 Q 4 qu . A 9 ? i x ,fu J. A I I, A O'Brien, Richard Obregon, Michael Racine, WI Notthville, Ml Q Q 'ft L . ' . Owen,james Schiller Pk., IL Pavletic, Kirk Chicago, IL 5' Y., at 3: Pensak, Marc Kingston, PA Popovici, Luminita Chicago, IL Pratt, Thomas Cherokee, IA K Quivey,julie Arcola, IL Perez, Edgar Miami, FL Peterson, Steven Arlington Hts., IL in X f S f ! 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Stelmaclis quiz question 542: Name the lesionlsj. 1 .nun ad A fi X1 Finalists in the Dean Cromer Look-alike Contest The early birds get the chow at the ICO pncmcs ,ar ,vs ,Q gi if may Above Have you noticed how alcohol displaces your center ofgravrtyf Below: Looks like a Srroh Lite night. .0 4 rw ,. nv' Peer group support 6 -, Meet Zieg's date! 'W , fv',,., Hmm rndny Sflws for .an Iflf-JDICXBIT1' It's been a long sleighride! 3 +1 1 ETTYLHR 394 -aw err 'ME A, j ' 2 nf, 'ni ff' -'uf' Sometimes you'll do anything to Hgh: cabin fever in the dorm, You'd look like char roo if you are Sharon's cooking! Nurse Malinowski looking for her virginity To Dr. Goldman and Public Health! 5 i 1-' Y' i 1 i Sorry ma am we re out of K Y jelly. ' 1' 5 If Gary can do nt so can I all z QI . u llil' 4 Ql- qv ,,, .Q 1.-:l,, 1 iQ -1-' J .,,...,,pwuwP1! No Ron, you take a P.D. horizontally. MQ . 9 ,Nw Would you tell Zieg to shut up. 'P- A ill? i - J 'Q A WINTER DANCE Vefenting the Adzjbofe Zzytbm Dzzkef B N nv- M ' . ,A QJSMM-,..f .ww my f-u-.wvf,f:,f1-W--M-,v,.-W, f A f j fczwfz-,2wv1yi,,.. ff , 3 92 1 ,V 76 'AE I '7f U G-QNMF3 ' NIH' SONE AR HWY' Rank 1 R041 fRHM7 . F: M N ll Y ' ' 1 gg LHTJ tf QVPIF , YOU , W 5 IOURM k ' vER:xnfM- ' HND Tiff 5X4 FRDsFOxF M ' 5 H55 f LXVNL ff' m,fw-ww:-, ,w.4.',,l5'f ma, :L N. Q: f , . 5 , . Q.. 'K -, xraffh uf , . K W. Q1 vf-9521235034-iff? , ':9:5f.!,Q 5 ,,,,A,k .L ,QV pK,.,,4., X, ,A .ww ,Q A , , .. ,. I couldnt flnd any Ophrhaine, so , . fl Uiis. 2 f ff 112 Could thus be perceptual-motor therapy! 1 G A Hi ho, hi ho, its off to G.O. we go . . The waterkdrink test Playin' those old NBEO blues Sure, they can play, but can these guys refract? Wun-wun-wunaway Getting away rom it all... 1 v .- pu, fra' W , ,V A W , 2.10, gi 1 J , Y ,,,.,AAJ .Q wr T 5 ' 1 f -,, Q ' . i f ..,,,- A4 . ,-,.. , , . 5 J f' -'r' ,,,,, U-z.M,1 ,. v emember wben J .g A .lk i E 1 'f 1 . ..,,,,-.A ii-36 4 uf .3 , , 4 -M! U -35? We need women? h Af' O xx 7 ,1' 1 , - Gt. Let me out - l can't move! W ich is better, one or two? ' Does this picture really need a caption? -'1 I Look! There's a hole where the nose should be! fQ'ff? We d0n'r mind sharing the men's bathroom for awhile. K4 , Come onjeff, Borish isn'r ffldl funny. With those feet, maybe you could get into Podiatry school Let's test stereo acuity? ' .JHL Xin., ' ,X Hey big fellas! Why d0n't you come up and see us sometime. Hindsight is better than foresight. I I. 3' 'I Qi. ti ,, Q ,gr I .- if is 15 , 1 ' X ,. .. 2 4 Y Wm 51, K' Lf Q er. . Qi x fife- ,JT ,. 3 , . 2, fir . Y ,wi 1 3 di fa as WL' Q J' :gg f9 Y. . V ff? Q11 N .Mn 'I wg , 1 ia? if , g -. 'A' f' f .I E1 if , 'A .NMMA . , ,Iwi ,. 45 'ibn Q ,' jf U' is tv. .lf : -- ' I ,M sl 1 , f n lv G ,- u '.L.' 610: 'QQ A Q :Kiwi , I I I .iv I . A 6 -L 7: 43, 1 4.- 01 , lf'- Yr yt u f ff u fi' A2 T .' 5' X ' . 2 , .- J .ef J -at? 'Q w 1 iv . I fc .. We sf A, if 'f , . ' fs, ., V. 1 ff f 44' ' .,1' 1 1 ' 1 .7 AQ5 ', ., ,W 'n . ,f Q? es ' if , Hn, I A A? fxfdvhzffl ' 42 if ,I fn ., 15' 'ff ' uf 'Z 'R . 4 4? -V ? if M if gw ff K 'Lf ' Q , 6, V, J Q , 4 P' X if f The smooth and efficient running of one of the largest oprometry schools in the world is not an easy task. One organization that receives little accolade, but is. however. greatly responsible for attempting to instill some efficien- cy into the ICO bureaucracy is the Student Association. It serves a variety of functions as requested by the ICO ad- ministration, while also attempting to meet the far rang ing academic and extracurricular needs of the student community. The Student Association is a ubiquitous organization that most students take for granted and few realize the multitude of functions and services it provides. Enjoyed by most students are the spring and fall picnics, the winter dance. the equipment fair, and the school publica- tions, the FOCUS and the INSIGHTS. TUDE T ASSOCIATIO 1981-82 STUDENT ASSOCIATION gl. Young President I? Hurd Exec. Vice-President B Poole Snr Vice'Pres. of Academic Affairs M, Davilli Assoc, Vice-Pres. of Academic Affairs IA i 1 ' git? SecretaryfTreasurer xr., JI? y air Interproffessional Liasons - K ' Y l,, Sable A 1 gl 4 I C. Maschauer Past President i , i 3 1 1, S Shafner Community Health ' ' I . ' Cylohnson Education 4 vg- V A R. Trevino f r f i 1 T Connon Alumni Rep. N 3 l D. Wilhelmus Extracurricular Activities , T ' Z' i V. Giuseffi t Q ' Mg ' s IJ, Warsh Intramural Sports I i . . I I R Harm , 5 'H E V ' I We ' V. Fatthiann Notetaking Service 5 4 I ' ff, - fr 334 , . o s gf: 5 1 K Andrus Student Affairs 15 E I W. Leffler Student Services r V 1 . M. Kornblatt Publications If 2 ,V ' f L. Baitch f . 7 , 7 ff 3 - ' 122 6 ' v mal O0 A we 44 411 The AOSA benefrts to students are also numerous and nnclude board revrews practrce management gurdes Optometrnc Monthly subscrrptrons the AOSAXAOA placement servxce Insurance pro grams and polrtrcal representatron through the AOSA PAC Women rn Optometry was orgamzed and became an actnve group at ICO Speakers from the AOA offrce were sponsored as well as practrce management lectures presented by the Tucker Assoc In tramurals wrth fmancxal help from the Alumnr Assocratron ex panded the offered actxvntxes and sports A conventron fund helped to defray transportatron costs of students to the vanous natronal and regronal conventrons Vrsron Screemngs rn conjunctxon wrth Save Your Vrsron Week recerved the support of the IOA Academrcally the two student members on the Academnc Com mrttee represented student vnews and concerns to the admrnrstra tron Class representatrves worked throughout the year to keep the mformatron flowrng between the students and the faculty and ad mrmstratron And of course ICO would probably cease to exnst wrthout the Student Notetakrng Servrce The 29 members of the Student Assocratron rnclude 10 drrector shrps the class representatrves and the Academnc Commnttee representatxves Gurdance and drrectron are grven by the Presrdent Executrve Vrce Pres the SecretaryfTreasurer and the Immedrate Past Pres Dean Petty as Dean of Students ad vrses the SA throughout the year and keeps rn touch wnth the admrmstratlon The academlc y r of 81 82 wrll be remembered as a year of transrtron wrth resultmg confusron as the new admrnrstratrve structure was rnstrtuted New specrflc channels had to be followed rn attemptrng to resolve the varrous student concerns and problems All thmgs consrdered the Student Assocratron ard the-rr utmost rn promotmg the students con cerns whrle hopefully rmprovrng the at mosphere and attrtude of the ICO communrty Nui H Class Reps: Back-Row:j. Blaschke, G. Glosik,-I. Peters, R. Robinson. Front-Row: B. Clodfelter, A. Winkelstein, C. Findley, M. Zost. x G . . . . . . , , ww-mw , , - 9 ' ' s v ' K ,,fn'f ' . . ' 4 - s . ' - s v y s .. ' , ,ft F.: . . . It ' '9 s ' 1 v ' . , . ea - y 4 a 9 . . y 7 - 5 Q 2-1 STUDE T AUXILIARY 'l he Illrnols College of Uptometry Stu dent Auxrlrary acts as 1 SOLldl and educa tronal organwatron for the spouses of ICO students some of therr goals are to help educate the public about the role of the optometnc professron rn vrsron care and to prepare themselves for therr futures as spouses of optometrrsts Ihere are a number of actrvrtres whrch the Auxlllary sponsors on a recurrrng basis lnhese rnclude a COClxfdll party for marrred students rn the begrnnrng of the year at the presrdents home a vrsron screenrng at Natrvrtyf of our Lord School rn Brudgeport a Chrrstmas dance and a senror luncheon to honor Auxrlrary members who 1re spouses of graduatrng senrors l'h1s year the Auxlllary also spon sored a przza and beer party to welcome new members an aerobrc dancrng class and a Chrlstmas cooloe and ornament ex change lo fund these events the Aux rlxary has an annual tshlrt sale and thus year they also sold mugs wrth eye charts rmprmted on them Student Auxlllary membershrp rs open to spouses and frances of students atten dung ICO Members are actlvely lnvolved rn plannrng ictrvrtres for the students at ICO and promotrng the rmportance of Optometrrc care rn order to obtam good VISION lhelr efforts are greatly ap precrated by everyone at ICC 'Y l l .1 l UH-wg. la The H187 Student Auxrlrary Includes C Wrrght Pres K Kuttl lst Vrce Pres C oel 7nd Vrce Pres B Secretary D Qchulte Treasurer M Flandro and T Sampson Hrstorrans W Burley and D Rlchter Fund Ransrng women M Bosco B Boyer S fonnon Halvorson D Paulson C0 TACT LE S SQCIETY In 1981-82. the Contact Lens Society en- joyed its largest and most productive year at ICO. Membership included a large number of the 3rd and 4th year students, who were able to enjoy a wide variety of evening and noon hour educational presentations. Throuph the generosity of the contact lens fTliiHUf3CfL1I'll'l5 Hfld Sllpplylllg COITIPHUICS HS well as various laboratories and solution distributors an evening, presentation was scheduled for each school week not oc cupied by exams or vacation A generous supply of refreshments followed the educa tional seminars consisting, of pizza beer and pop The sponsoring companies brought in numerous O D s and experts in the field to speak about contact lens products and prac attending, with some current knowledge a pood time and tl full belly Our thanks to all 44 our most eventful year 7 .y . 7 Y, V , . . . Y . , Y . Y ' l Y A Y . I tice management. Each meeting left those . Y . K Y y I y ' s 1 yn . f who attended and assisted in making this 'o 4' QQ l ..- 4 1. I H5659 I q l ,. ff' S 5- .4-ff' 3.25 Z ' TNI i ini fi. Y Officers: S. LaLiberte, Pres.g D. Gildner, VPQ R. Knox, Sec-'I'reas.g F. D'Apolito, Program Director. .v.o.s.H. .W SVOQH lStudent Volunteer Optometric Services to llumanityl has been .1 student Ol'2,5dDlZ2iIlOfl at the Illinois revolye around domestic .ind foreign visual screening pro f jects ln 1981 198' clomestit trips were taken to Wistonsin and Minnesota Indian Reservations while foreign trips found interns venturing to Bogota Columbia Merida Mex :to Dominittan Republic Ihailand and Nicarapua All members spend many hours sorting, Cleaninp straightening, and neutralizing, glasses to prepare them for the trips taken by third and fourth year interns Everyone who is able to go on a SVOSII trip aprees that Clinically as well as personally the trips are one of the best experiences of their lives. College of Optometry' for six years. The activities ol' the club f f r ' 1 A A 7 ' . ' - A A Y 4 - y . A, . 4 f . .Al Q . Y. x' L - r ' ' V' 1 I rw f I r I v , . YV' y , . , A ' . . V . . 7 719 s J '81-'82 SVG H MEMBERS INCOG ITO lth Yl,AR A lilisspl liosto, D Cilninyg, l. Dull, C. lftlwurtls, V. lxacthiano, 'lf Gobst, G, Howe, l'..lam1son, R. Knox, T. Lubelcvylc, T. I,ut7, H. Mcfiamyy C. Maschauer, M. Meernik, P Mitliiiel. P Ong, lp Putilserwtj Stliultf, lf' Stein, R Trutlell, P Wagner. l,. Wdssman, D Wilhelmus. Std YEAR Arnundson, G. Bleeker. M. Block, S. Brownmiller, C. Carroll- lleiges,-I ClmrlieItl,'l folIg.iir'i. il' llililby, ll lzxuim, R lelker. D ll.iit7, W Kistner. M Kline, K Koniesel, P. Kurtz. T. McGrath,-I. Peters, W. Slothouber, K. Smith, P. Szorc, T. 'l'rinlt.i, K l'nibcl,,l W.ilser, l, Whitman, l Witt Jnd Yl'.AR 'lf Arhct, T Bussi.1n,lD. Brtva,M.C.irol.1n,S.Chiana,M Iidson,-Iulordahlul. Montana, P. Moyyvl. Noworyta,j. Plass, B. Ridder, S Roberts, I1 Stli.irll I Stliierrneyer, A Winkelstein. lst YEAR -I Aschenhrenner, I.. Koepnick, M. Komasinski, R. Martrerame, M. Michaudul. Pirro. D. Springer, S. 'l1urri.ixiriir,K XX'.ilters. R4 first is N 'Wham .- P A ,, A ,af ' mv' 00 Q - x D M I 4, ' -Q. .453 , H, 1 . 4 Ng-A A X' vig- 'Th R41 'Y . '41 sm' l PHI THETA UP ILC Phi Theta I'psilon, a national optometric fraternity has tradi- tionally been 'i friendly mix of all types of students from every class. There are no specific requirements for membership other than a desire to make friends and an awareness that there is more to optometry than checking, chaining and plus lenses. Throughout the year, PTI' has offered a variety of activities from a canoe trip frisbee-golf ice skating cross-country skiing and City. There have been the attempts at sophistication such as A Christmas Carol at the Goodman 'Theater or even Hayden's Messiah sung and performed by the Apollo Chorus and the Chicago symphony But ofcourse there have been plenty of other times when sophistication has absolutely no part in the plans of PTII, as in the liquidation party and the wine and cheese party. PTII is starting a new tradition this year by sponsoring a hospitality room at the North Central Conference in Minnesota and another it the Kentucky Derby. Finally each year the members of PTI' give an award to the non-faculty' staff member who has worked to help the students the most at ICO. This award has tradi- tionally been presented at the Spring Honors Assembly. i v rv 7 V tobogganing, to sampling Chicago's nightlife at Zanies or Second 7 n l 7, Y ZH Y rrfvs' mga , 2. x . . V, M Mia ' I A-qi wge- . As . if 9 ., i.,,, QM . ala. '-' 5 1-'N . . ,xg ' 5. 4' N 3 1 g9s '.e' ,441 'Hh- 3' 4 ' '- 'X , .e, ,, .T ' Ctr, 'z .seo .. X af PTU Officers: Pres. ,..s.gr A. Larson, Sec.g M. Lamb, Treas.g M. Hassinger, Vice-Pres.g and M, Gindorf, l Q 1? PTU Members Include: 4th Year: L. Baitch, P. Banser,j. Blaschke, A. Bllss,j. Bosco, D. Conness, G. Edwards, P. Geller, M. Gindorf, M. Hassinger, R.jablonski,j.jaretr, M. Klugman, S. LaLiberte, M. Lamb, A. Larson, T. Lutz, C. Maschauer, T. McAuliffe, P. Ong, E. Paulsen, R. Salkin, P. Sampson,j. Schultz, S. Sloan, H. Sraniek, and B. Weaver. 3rd Year: B. Gaynes. 2nd Year: P. Andolina, D. Brtva, M. Carolan, M. Edson, M. Hainesul. Hersch, C. Hersh, C.johnson,j.jordahl, I., Lebov1rz,j. Semenr1lli,j. Schornack, D. Stephey,j. Wagneruj. Wilson, and A. Winkelstein. lst Year: D. Hendley. 12 'Iv W 1 5 .Lf Al. 81-82 Officers: M. Burley, Pres,g Digiorgio, Vice- Bobsr, Socral Direcrorg V. Giuseffl Sargent-at-Arms. 3 c Iklrr rnuuhcrwumlmla M Allwm XX Atkcnwn M Iirclcnbertr, I Bobst M Burley I Carson G fhrrsrenson, B. Deckerpj. DiGi0rgi0,V. FaCChianO,G.GemOules Ii K I K ll H L I ll rt L C Howe P IJIUISK 1 R Iuakett lx Ixrrsrhner R lxnnx lx leddrngham, B. Leffler. D, Lilly,B.On0frey,VI, Peters, R. Roebuc f I Q 4 1' , We I ff' 9 i ! 1 I 5 'Y gc' -7-gy, X .1 - f V Q iv-+kiiS., 3 X' di' 9 ,, f A . J-, X Mn! ff Q Y- A-w. 'IP fl! J: 0 ,, 4 -of Q. in B TOMB A D KEY FRATER ITY Tomb and Key is an honor fraternity unique to ICO, celebrating its 50th year with the 1982 class. Members are ac- cepted on the basis of academic achieve- ment and leadership. Tomb and Key's main school function is to provide a tutoring service for any students requir- ing scholastic assistance. Each spring a formal banquet is held to induct new members into the organization. Objectives of Tomb and Key are pro- lg motion of learning in the field of Op- It tometry and recognition of professional conduct. The fraternity's unusual name stems from these objectives: the Tomb represents the death of commercial prac- tice and the Key symbolizes the open doors of Professional Optometry. Tomb and Key alumni include such noteworthy people as Carl Shepherd, Irvin Borish, and jack Copeland. The 8182 Offifffs include: PM Shfoba' igiflifzrxmdZlidiffiCieiTffZL1Qf.flf'i5'HI?,g,i3fJfQelCliQvlg.If',eZ'gf'ifffiigaiflelfil'isSiifalliii2525221211 ill PYCS-1 Paul Schroeder- ViCff-PWS-1 Mark Maynard, s. Nebel, B. onoisfey, B. Poole, R. Rios. D. Rodrique. P. Schroeder, 1. sehuiiz, P. Shroba, s. Sloan. P. stein, Welter, SeCf,fTfea5,3 Bruce Qngffey, M. Stern, C. Suor, R. Tjaden, P. Wagner. L. Wassman, M. Welter, S. Wigdor. and D. Wilhelmus. Sargent-at-Armsg and Peggy Stein, Keeper of the Archives. FOCUS The FOCUS is the Illinois College of Op- tometry's school newspaper. It keeps the students and faculty aware of current events that have been xg? 'S occuring at school and around the country in the ' optometric field. The FOCUS contains a variety of articles so there is something for everyone. It con- ' tains such sections as: Editorials and Opinions, Stu- dent Association News, Letters, and even Dear Iris. All students are encouraged to contribute their talents, The FOCUS is a publication of the Student Association of the Illinois College of Optometry. No one hears, sees, or speaks about bad articles written in the FOCUS by staff members: Front: W. Lefflerg Co-editors M. Kornblatt, and L. Baitch. Back: R. Trudell, L. Wassrnan, C. Carroll-Heigis, and D. Schanes. Z OTETAKIN G SERVICE on +9 WU .-y Student Notetaking Service: V. Facchiano, Directorg-J. Schultz, Asst. Director, Class Coordinators: C. Alland, lst, P. An- dolina, 2nd, K. Andrus, 3rd, G. Londos, 4th. Printers: R. Brand, T. Bauer, D. Boyer, S. Brownmiller, G. Kuchenruther,-I. Tobias, R. Vandenburg. 3 COVD and OEP Members Include: T. Arbet, L. Baitch, F. Banser, D. Bartels,-J. Bartlett, D. Batchelder,j. Becker, G Bekritsky, B. Berliner, D. Birch, A. Bliss, M. Brodsky, S. Brownmiller, D, Conness, S. Cotter, B. Daugherty, R. David son, G. Edwards, B. Egan, E. Flynn, R. Fong, C. Gaterbaum, D. Gildner, M. Gindorf, M. Gutwien, M. Hassinger, F I-Iettiger, L. H0okway,j. Hirakawa, L. Irene, R.jablonski,j.jarrett, S. Katims, P. Kehoe, M. Kline, R. Knox, M. Korn blatt, Y. Lai, M. Lamb, D. Maduzia, T. McAuliffe, B. McCamy, S. McMurry, M. Meernik, P. Micca, T. Mirabile, Montana, D. Meltzer, T. Motisi, P. Ong, E. Paulsen, R. Rios, R. Robertson, R. Roebuck, -I. Rubsam, D. Schanes, E Schariffe, C. Schulte,-I. Schermeyer, S. Sloan, L. Sokol, H. Stanick, M. Stern, L. Smith, R. Taub, B. Teruya, R. Tjaden,j. Tom, R. Trevino, R. Trudell, P. Wagner, B. Waiss, L. Wassman, R. Wheatall. Officers: D. Conness, Pres., T. Mirabile V.P.g M. Gindorf, Sec.fTreas.g H. Staniek, OEP liaison. The Student Notetaking Service 's definitely an organization of the students by the students and for the students. This organization which is run entirely by fellow classmates have a permanent record of all the lectures given in each class. This is extremely helpful when studying for national or state boards. It takes a lot of hard working notetakers typists printers and coordinators to get these notes out. The service done by the Students Notetaking Service is greatly ap- preciated by all students. 1 I.C.O. students, makes sure that their C o Q 0 0 o O.E.P. The purpose of COVD and ICO is to promote the philosophy and practice of functional optometry among the students Students may visit functionally oriented OD s at their office through the in office study groups to observe and therapy techniques To supplement the classroom background bimonthly lectures are given on topics such as OEP case analysis practice management con siderations for a VT specialty treatment methods and therapy techniques for anomalies most commonly seen in private practice A different modes of testing, case analysis, .O.S.A. National Optometric Student Association is a student organization affiliated with the National Optometric Association. The NOSA was established in 1968 for the pur- pose of increasing minority man-power in the field of optometry. The NOSA has a chapter at most schools of optometry throughout the country and has been in existence at Illinois College of Optometry since 1977. The NOSA is involved in a variety of activities which enhance the field of optometry. Such ac- tivities include vision screenings in area schools and senior citizen facilities hosting and a newly formed plan in which students may visit ICO and spend a day with NOSA members in class labs or clinic. Y an annual minority optometry career day, BETA SIGMA KAPPA Beta Sigma Kappa is an International Honorary Fraternity whose membership is based on academic excellence BSK spon sors vision screening prolects and promotes healthy functional vision care and communi ty awareness through our organizational ac tivities The 1981 82 officers of Beta Sigma Kappa are Peggy Stein Pres Chris Suor Vice Pres Gregg Bleeker Treas and Rodney Fong Sec ' a 'Q 1 ' -x V a 'v , . s2 TFQS? '- sw-.-., X , .WW i at 'Kira A a ul l l NOSA Members Include: M. Bradshaw-johnson, Pres. Treas., V. Brown, A. Gordon, Hist.g M. Richardson, R. Trevino Vice-Pres., L. Wassmang Dr. C. Ellis and Dr.j. McCray, Faculty Advisors. BSK Members Include: 4th Year: S. LaLiberte, M. Meernik, P. Shroba, B. Daugherty, P. Wagner, S. Sloan, D. Rodrique. S. Wigdor, E. Carson, D. Gildner, R. Rios, D. Wilhelmus, D. Vandermeer, R. Wheatall,-j.jarett, D. Kruse, M. Stern, D Lilly, H. Staniek, C. Schulte, R. Moore,j. Blaschke, P. Schroeder, T. Labelczyk,j. Pirman, and M. Welter. 3rd Year: K. Blair, G. Gemoules, V. Giuseffi, K. Maynard, D. Batchelder, S. Brownmiller, and W. Kistner. 2nd Year:-1. Plass, C. Per- reault, P. Andolina, G. Christiansen, A. Winkelstein, T. Banton, and R. Davison. CSIOA encourages all residents of Illinois as well as any other state L was QC ll! ui C.S.I.O. . The Collegiate Society of Illinois Optometric Association is one of the twenty three state societies that makes up the Illinois Op tometric Association The club is involved in both state and school activities Several CSIOA members are active in the lobbying effort to enact a diagnostic pharmaceutical agent law in Illinois and many tion held in Decatur IL this year Some of the various school and social activities the club has been involved with include inviting various speakers to give talks to students taking a ski trip to Wisconsin and sponsoring a party to ioin the club CSIOA Officers: B. Grazian, Pres., D. Portman, President-Elect, C, Kan, Vice-Pres. Org., L. Whitmer, Vice-Pres. Educgj. DiGiorgio, Vice-Pres. Public Info.gj. Saul, Vice-Pres, Civic and Legal Affairs, T. Dahlby, Vice-Pres. Public Health, P. Ong, Sec., V. Fac- members attended the Illinois Optometric Associations Conven- chiano, Treasurer. ,G CSIOA Members: 4th Year: M. Albanese, W. Atkenson, F. Banserhj. DiGiorgio,j. Bickoff, B. Daugherty, V, Facchiano, R. Gra' zian, F. Hettiger, R.-Iewart, C. Kan, R, Knox, M. Lamb, G. Londos, P. Marnul, R. Moore, M. Meernik, L. Irene, P. Ong, M. Parod, R. Roebuck, L. Skorin, L. Smith, H. Staniek, M. Stern, L. Wassmann, R. Watson, M. Hassinger, M. Bielenbergj. Saul, S. Sloan, D. Helsing, P. Shroba. 3rd Year: D. Batchelder, B. Benz, D. Birch, C. Carroll-Heiges, T. Dahlby, B. Gaynes, D. Hairz, M, johnson, W. Kistner, M. Kline, M. Kysela,j. Lietz, C. Ovitsky, D. Portman, P. Stamper, L. Whitmer,j. Walser. 2nd Year: T. Bussian, S. Chiana, E. Grossman,j. Montana, G. Myers,j. Noworyta,-I. Plass,-I. Schornack,j. Zizzo, S. Zumwalt, D. Brtva. lst Year: V. Alfafara, R. Brand, K. Congdon, S. Forzley, L. Koepnick, K. Kowalske, V. Kaskineu, M. Komasinski, M. Michand, K. Mihaly, Minardi, Quivey, Subak, K. Stauff, D. Tanouye, Tal-tahasi, D. Welch, T. Blom, S. Nagle, Dr, D. Siemson, Advisor. ' Dr. Sorkin gives a talk to I.C.O. students on Hard CL's. He is just one ofthe numerous speakers spon- sored by CSIOA. WISCO N CLUB The Wisconsin Optometric Student Association is the largest state association at ICO. The club tends to be more social than academic, but the activities are both fun and educational. Some ofthe events WOSA sponsors are a beer and brat fry ski trips a fall spring and Christmas party vision screen ings and speakers on various topics WOSA is affiliated with the Wisconsin Optometric Association This keeps the members aware of the op tometric events happening in Wisconsin and gives them a chance to get involved in state activities Members of the club come from all areas ofthe United States but they all share common interests These include just taking time to have fun Y . . . . . gaining experience through club activities, learning more about the state of Wisconsin optometrically, and most of all WOSA Officers: President R. Trudell, Vice President E. Paulson Secretary P Moy Treasurer Zieg ,. 5. lf' Q2 o 7 WOSA Members 4th Year A. Bliss, D. Gildner, M. Hassinger, M. Klugman, S. LaLiberte, M. Lamb, A. Larson, T. McAullit'fe, M. Meernik , E Paulson, M Reimer, D Shaynessj. Schultz, R. Taub, R. Trudell, P. Wagner, B. Weaver. 5rd Year: T. Dahlby, R. Garratt, D. Gauerke. 2nd Year: D Anronie, M Carolan, R Davison, M. lidson, L. Gunnarson, C, Hersh, B.jorgenson, 'Iordahl,j. Krenz, P. Moy,j. Plass, S, Roberts, L. Roy, L Sable, IH Stliarlif, B Sulewsknj. Teraji, A. Winkelstein,j. Zieg. lst Year: C. Alland, K. Congdon, B. Lahmayer, E. Melchert, G. Nickel, R. Obrien Salvat, D Springer , R IDWA CLUB The Iowa Club is composed of both those from and those with an interest in practicinp in the state of Iowa. The pur- pose is to keep the students informed on what is happeninp with the Iowa Optometric Association and be of any asssistance to that organization. Several parties are planned each year. The bippest event tion which is held in Des Moines at the same time the state convention meets. The half day meeting allows the student to hear from recent praduates and leaders ofthe IOA, Y Y Y Y Y planned for the year, however, is the mini student conven- Y Iowa Club Members. B Bardwell, T. Hickman, S. Maxwell, Ii. Monson, S. Brownmrller, j. Koch, K. Korneisel, Young, D. Duff, D. Gildner, P. Henriksen, C. Howe, M. Klugman, D. Kruse, S. I.al.iberte, P. Schroedenj. Schultz, S Sloan, R. Vanderberg, M Welter. 157 RESIDE TASSISTA TS The Resident Assistants are in charge of making sure that everything runs smoothly in ICO s dormitory Brady Hall. ing and counseling to policing the halls and repairing room fixtures. Since most of the residents of Brady Hall are first year students the Resident Assistants also play an important role in helping them adjust to life at ICO. With the Resi- dent Assistants on guard you always know there is someone in the dormitory if you need them. This is nice to know especially when your roommate locks you out. Their job includes anything from advis- GOLD KEY The ICO Chapter of Gold Key began in 1975 The purpose of this honorary society is to recognize upperclassmen who have demonstrated outstanding pro fessional and ethical attitudes through leadership in their class college and pro fession Five percent of the third year class and ten percent of the fourth year class may hold membership All of these candidates are chosen for this lifetime membership by nominations and secret ballot Major projects include orientation of first year students preparation of a booklet of guidelines to affiliated clinics for third year students etc - 1 , . Brady Hall Resident Assistants: S. Wigdor, Sr. Resident Ass't.g-I. Montana,j. Partain,j. Gennaro. 35 . 1' 1 X Gold Key Members Include: C. Maschauer, Pres,g F. Hettiger, Vice-Pres.g D. Fox, Treas.g C. Howe, Sec.g P. Stein, L Wassman, and B. Poole, IN SIGHTS STAFF K I ad' tif' -9: ' ...Qai- S X, 0 Q- fi Dennis Brtva Carl Maschauer EditorfAdvisor Editor UT-, I X Gar Christensen Patty Andolina Business Manager Layout Editor If I , yi, H. qv gii7ti3'Cf' fi , ff' - ,,.,,.-M-Ax. . .y.lwJQfs..- fri! rp .Nr 'V-big Pdf' L- Xaw9iXESfMfL .. I 5.+ff3.S ' Jw hg ..: 4, lj , .. . , 'Mika 5416 fr il Z? 2- ,I 6- wmv' y in!! '5 ,Q li l ,sun 'L'-flu' 0 0.1-1,1 ' ' o 'X- h.,'.,,:,,'1'f, 'md .rn .,.,,,,..g,- ' f, -4 if fn The 1982 INSIGHTS Staff mcludes P. Andolma, G. Christensen, C Hersh, T. Bussian, P. Shroba, C. Maschauer, D. Brtva, Schomack W Leffler ordahl Semenulll C Kollmg Bxelenherg, Cjohnson, D Buckley, and M. flames. 1-W The 1982 INSIGHTS began as a dream of a few students and has finally become a reality Starting a yearbook at ICO after many years of absence Cthe last book on record is 19595 was a tough and challenging job, Although at times it seemed like it would never get done, through the hard work of several dedicated students the job was finally finished. Now that the inaugural volume has been published, I hope everyone likes what we have done with the book and I also hope that everyone who supported the yearbook this year will continue to show their support in the years to come. -Dennis Brtva, EditorfAdvisor 7 Q . dfffh. ' f A N 1. P ,gl .gg f-Q l E f Q ' A 613 F -gg, V Ci ,-,w 1 1, 0.5 4754 'i , Y ,gl P 1, J ,. 13' , fi -2116! , .4-, , : 3' is , 'L x W .frat ' it 1' Y 4 ? .9 A il if , , .V Y 5 ff' , . I' fl ' ff Ax,Ll'- ,r ' 1 if KZ . MK? 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I, vw, af- A -xv f 4 , , . 1 '1 .xg 5' Q J, Af 17 . A' ,rx , , ,, ,n , A ,, V ,. ', A . 1,5 i . . A' Q 'fb A 'Q' 'f ,V sig fl fs'-nf, , 'P'h'fwf 5, , H Q CO GRATULATIONS A DBE T WI HES to the CLASS OHF 198 I ASSOCIATIO be ,dar yi' ,gg .uw ' Alumni Board Members Include: Tom Connongjoyce Miller, O.D.g Betsy Harperg Howard I. Woolf, O.D.g Ralph G. Houghg Brian Caden, O D Wendell D. Waldie, O,D.g Ted Depukat, O.D.gjanice Scharre, O.D.gjames B. Hasler, O.D.g Laveniajamesg Louis B. Katz, O.D.g Kenneth P. Martin O D4 Al N. Eschen, O.D.g and Ward R. Ransdell, O.D. The INSIGHTS staff is very grateful to the Alumni Association for its financial and technical support. We hope that you will help support the Association upon graduation, so that it too will be able to continue to help students in the future. Remember, the Alumni also gave money to the FOCUS, SVOSH, Donut and Cider days, Senior Banquet, Alumni Achievement Awards, Intramural Sports, transportation costs for extetnships, a stereo in the student lounge and much, much more. Also don't forget their list of practice opportunities fplace- ment servicel available. joining the Century Club costs only 325 for the first 18 months after graduation. This includes a free in- surance policy, ability to use the ICO library services, use of the Hot Line and Big Brother practice tips in- formation, the opportunity to selectively decide on how you want your money spent, and other services. Please continue to help this worthwhile organization. Contact your regional representative or write to the Alumni Association at school ,... now! EQEBS 9 Rdchbster. MY. 14692 KQWQ O 9595 '55 ,xx , 1 I . - s X -X Q 'Qi gb Ls A Y ,Q , 4, uv 5 . . lj . KX N jffllj ., I A im- LG 5 1 5 5 ij, Q Q-A '1 1 K. M 'w fs 5 'X 1,93 if Q' J Q., .. 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White-Haines offers you total prescription capabili- ties in glass and polymer, contact lenses, and ophthalmic equipment ...available in 26 local laborator- ies in 9 states. Consider our services for your next prescription...we stake our time-honored reputations on your satisfaction. The Craftsmanship O! ' of Olga I f T T isif ?0da?yf'gy WHITE- Optieal Company An Independent Laboratory 82 North High Street Columbus, Ohio 43215 614!228-6181 0 C O O CANAL STREET LIQUORS 420 31st Street La keslde B a n k D rexel 2268 Martin Luther Ban k King Drive I I Chicago, Illinois 60616 3401 Swth Kms Drlve 312-225-2399 Chicagu, IIIin0iS 60616 Member F.D.I.C. Allergun extends goool wishes unol continuing support to the Illinois College of Optometry It is our hope thot this support will in some meusure enhance the consioleruhle eontrihution the school is making to the field ot eye cure - now und in the future. FQEIZGCIN Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Hard lenses DMV ll lVentedJ Hard lenses S . L . R. Soft lens Remover! lnserter EUROPEAN OUTLET Mr W1ll1On. Kontaktlinsen Josefstrasse 513 Postfach 279 CH 8031 Zunih, Switzerland DMV CORPORATION Quality Contact Lens Accessories Box 2829 - Zanesville, Ohio 43701 614 452-4787 f'w. TJMU iota? Co h DMV CORPORATION 1980 'N' The Insights Staff Would Like To Thank The Following TAVERN Chicago and Rush Every: Tuesday Thursday Saturday S1 Pitchers 9-10 P.M. Also Try Our New Bar BCOTLEGGERS TAVERN 11 W. Division Open Til 4 A.M. Benefactors Dr. Paul Schulman Ronald and Nancy Regan the Chicago White Sox George Halas Jayne Byrne Doug and Bob McKenzie Rudolph Valentino Mike and Ken The D.F.C. Would Like to Thank All ol Those People Who Helped to Make the Last Four Years of Our Lives and For Those of You Who Are Remaining at ICO, Check Out Those Planetarium Sunrises Best Wishes to the ICO Class of from PAUL'S STUDIO The House of Modern Photography 3213 South Morgan St. Chicago, IL 60608 YArds 7-5858 Congratulations to the Class of '82 From the Old Visual Science Division Mike, Yuzo, Ken, and Sue THE PETER WEIL FAN CLUB Would Like to Take This Opportunity to Wish the Class of '82 Good Luck and Best Wishes Don't Forget The Annual Reunions at the KENTUCKY DERBY INFIELD Turn Two on the Backstretch First Saturday in May Be There! Aloha n o Sponsored byt e riginal 7 Co, Hass, D.C., Dad, One-Eyed Pyth n, Jonesy, and Shameles Good Luck in the Future from the ALUMNI ASSCCIATIQN contact the regional representative in your area please write or call the appropriate person below: The following map breaks up the United States into those regional areas that the alumni office uses to classify its members. If you want to Q rf? L A r 5 I a '14 X .IQ A J ylll Dr. Albert H. Eschen 2821 Avenue U Brooklyn,PJY'11229 2127648-0964 542 Dr. Howard I. Woolf 2446 Mountain Rd. Pasadena, MD 21122 301f255-8056 fa Dr. Ward R. Ransdell 156 Burt Road Lexington, KY 40503 6067 276-4856 54 Dr.janice E. Scharre 3241 S. Michigan Chicago, IL 60616 3127255-1700 is Dr.james B. Hasler 211 Second St. Reedsburg, WI 55959 6087524-4303 56 Dr. Wendell D. Waldie 3111 Aloma Wichita, KS 67211 316f682-9326 7'f7 Dr. Kenneth P. Martin P.O. Box 1427 Ardmore, OK 73401 405f223-6780 7ll8 Dr. Louisj. Katz 4009 Governor Dr. San Diego, CA 92122 7147453-0444 Ralph G. Hough Dir. of Public Affairs 3241 S. Michigan Chicago, IL 60616 312f225-1724 AUTGGRAPHS Since this is our last page of our first edition of INSIGHTS, the editorisl are supposed to write something with feeling and possibly even a little philosophy. Well since I've never had a philosophy class, I guess I'll just have to fake my way through this, so here goes: Optometry is the word used to describe our choosen profession and a word which has come to mean different things to different people. During the past year we have all encountered our ups and downs, but in the long run, we have not lost sight of our general goal. The goal that I am referring to of course is to become a topnotch optometrist. Of course, along our way to reach this goal we have all encountered many obstacles which we have hurdled with no problem. But, are all our hurdles going to be as easy to jump in the future this is the question of many and one which should be thought about. Well, now that I have bored your socks off, I would like to thank everyone involved with making the 1982 INSIGHTS a possibility. It's taken a lot of hard work and many long hours but everyone involved would agree it was well worth the effort. I would also like to thank everyone who bought our initial edition and I would also like to wish everyone, expecially the graduating 4th years, the best of luck in the future. - See ya next year, Dennis M. Brtva, EditorfAdvisor v: U - k 1981, was a year of many attempts. There was the attempt to have the world's first reusable spaceship fthe Space Shuttlej, attempts were made on the lives of a President and a Pope, an attempt was made to balance the U.S. budget and there also was an attempt to have a year- book at ICO. Although the results of the others are known, it may well be years before it is known if this yearbook was successful. What started out as a dream, soon became a nightmare for the staff of the INSIGHTS. Having to get pictures, information, and laying out the student, staff, and faculty sections, became an ordeal that no one anticipated. But now that it is done, I feel a certain amount of pride that is shared with the rest of the staff. Of course, this yearbook couldn't have been done without the dedication of the INSIGHTS staff which included: janice j., Carol K., Cathy H., Patty A., Dave B., Bill L., Caroljqjulie S., and Carla Brtva. I would also like to give special thanks to those seniors who helped, Pat Shroba, Mary Ann Bielenberg 8: Co., and Ruth Salkin. Last but certainly not least, I couldn't have my dream come true without the tremen- dous help and support of Gar Christensen and Dennis Brtva. My last request is that as you look through this yearbook, you too will become motivated to help on future editions. That way, your dreams may also become a reality. Thanks for the fun of meeting deadlines, making new friends, and learning a lot about myself. Carl Maschauer, Editor RE 956.5 .I5 Y4 1982 Illinois College of Optometry. Insights ILLINOIS COLLEGE OF OPTOIVIETRY LIBRARY 3241 S. MICHIGAN AVE. CHICAGO, IL 60616 aggif, ,.-vs, r , I A 7, uf V , 0 .,-Aww 'Wi g O 0 ' 9jIl'lllll!-Ill Y :AIA l0!l'U...e hQ.u.h'uu O . . 0 I . M.. RW N!q.n::: U 0 U cl A ' -an . :jill .. V Ulu Q' Q' 'FTP' ll vw.- all: ops 'V f, .I ' I 0 0 ' . I, ' : I nl .8 j I 1 ' '- ss' I , ' ' u n . . '. .. . , ,.0 0 ' f 0 .1. . W- 2 , 5. . . - giillev u . ulqi'lp'i.' L ' , 'O' o 0 4 o ' ' . ., . 1 M . H . ' i , 5 4 n . ' 1. a , s.-as-. '. i .,-ii U .qv . X 5 .55 h I 's . . ' .2 A P' t 09' --'O Cv- --wi . Q 1 H ii ' ' V ' A ii-'Iiv ' - , '. - ffl' no . A' u .4-gggk v---C:-Q ,Pfam i 'V 12' V-'eau' .. M-A '--Y---.-, - i --.yr 1 ' :icy n:.. . '. .u ln ' ' Qu ' : fda- . 0 . f 0 .lf . ' J . . .E ' 7. ug. -q. -I .um n if C.. I! 0 0 ft., 1... .. .- af' s. 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