Illinois College - Rig Yearbook (Jacksonville, IL)

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ATHLETIC CCDNVO 5. L 4 2 .,. 6 1. Sheri Schramm receives her let- ter blanket. 2. Phil Pohlman receives the Con- rad Noll 3rd award for rushing. 3. Bruce Higgins, baseball batting title - .441. 4. Dave Pierson, Mike Mann, Kevin McClelland - Al Miller GPA award. 5. Phil Maton and Milt Briney re- ceive certificates for track. 6. Kathleen Treis - most im- proved basketball, Devi McCurley - MVP volleyball, Lynn Haase - basketball hustle award. 7. Jerome Taylor and John Middle- ton - letter blanket for football. 8. Brad Losch - Kevin Ford Award for basketball. 9. Joe Lee - wrestling hustle and letter blanket. 10. Carla Peterson - rookie award for volleyball. em-.X K, T' New V 7 . was ' The academic students are not .'.' -- W. ..-,. 4-N the only ones to be honored. The Q --. 'is-.11r::1.rt' athletes finally take a bow at the ...Q .'-- Q ---- Lflziizi. , Athletic Awards Convocation. Hon- ored are all of the people who have taken time out of their schedule to be involved in any sport from base- ball, basketball, and wrestling to cheerleading and pom-pons. Seniors who have lettered three years in a row in the same sport receive an IC letter blanket, and a most valuable player award is also given for each sport. Athletes are also given awards for their aca- demic scholarship. The Al Miller Academic Athletic awards are giv- en for the highest cumulative grade point average to the highest ranking lettermen in each sport. V M, N. X vi it viii ' X A s it 'YE ' -.w c : ' R' we -xi at -pq gk'-'gfsf K x X .xc X W Q XX - .m,Q,:. l 8 9 ,A ZNJ S, T' i r 'af gli

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ACADEMIC CONVO . The 1984-85 Academic Year was brought to a close with the Annual l-lonors Convocation. The established honors were given, plus several new honors. Congratulations goes to all of those who received honors from art to writing and from history to Spanish. Special Congratulations go to the new 1985-86 Student Mar- shalls. Cathy Underwood and Geoff l-lorton. Passing on the honors were Brooke Losch and Mike Graner, Dr. Rudolph Auiderveld won the Malcolm Stewart Award for Intercultural Education. New honors that were estab- lished this year: The Faculty Men's Challenge Trophy, which was won by Sigma Pi. In honor of alum Nancy Givens, a literary award for the best literary works during the year. The award went to Linda Kaufman. 1, Karen Propes was the 3rd, place winner of the Paul E, Watkins Journalism Prize. 2 Jim Veenstra received the Elizabeth Caine Art Award and the John Goldsbour- ough Award. 3 Cathy Underwood receives congratula- tions from past Student Marshalls Mike Graner and Brooke Losch, 4 Mike Bauersachs received the Faculty Men's Challenge Trophy in Debate for Sig- ma Pi. 5 The 4 new Phi Beta Kappa members are A. Brooke Losch, Mike Graner, Bonnie Mon- son, and Gwynn Sheppard. Dr. Horton is standing with them. 6 Linda Kaufman was the first recipient of the Nancy Givens Literary Award. 7, Dr. Fry, Trish Reynolds, and Dean Eldred. 4 F'-A T! l5l g' .U-, tr. if, i ' , 1 NEIL 3 C' l I I 0 I 8 i l ' l i r s r y . ' i Q Q :J 5.27: Q x A

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