Judson University - Lantern Yearbook (Elgin, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1970 volume:

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It is magnified by those who help us help ourselves, thereby allowing us to discover it. w w 4 4 V 1 A T 3 1 4 It is there as the ground is awakened by the call of new life in an old world already filled with archaic idealism and rigid conformity. Sometimes it is best exemplified by one person who shows concern for another. Although often hard to find, it has begun to grow in the freshmen who find it hard to adjust to college tradition. Beginning as a friendly fellowship, it snowballs into lasting relationships which will never be forgotten, even after college days are over. :IW 7 Just when it seems to be slipping away through cruel gestures and words, it reappears in a fresh form of communicative spirit A simple faith, a helping hand, and a sympathetic heart are the results of its influence on all, for none can escape it. Through it comes the molding of independent spirits into one being, searching for a deeper meaning to education, spirituality, and life in its entirety. 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A-2' 4: , ...X ., . f, 1' 1' F .f 'far' i 1' 'AQ 4 li f. --n., 1 2 I His Love Encircles Us All Combining efficient leadership with a warm, amiable personality, Dr. Amos Barton helped Judson College from its very beginning. As one ofits founders, he strove to pro- vide a Christian liberal arts college for dedicated men and women with an effective, inspired faculty, and every year Judson College moves closer to this ultimate goal. Under his direct guidance since 1967, the school has grown from a small, ob- scure private college into a thriving progressive institution, a new dormi- tory, new offices, new instructors, and a new curriculum have been added to the college's already bust- ing campus, and his influence on future expansion is immeasurable. Already well known and admired for his keen business sense, he brought to the school sound ideas and new policies designed to mold Judson into an integral, flexible in- stitution of education. Those who know Dr. Barton know Judson Col- lege, for he is Judson. He has always supported its principles, whether cheering from the sidelines ofa sports event or discussing school policies at a trustee meeting. Only his physical presence will be gone, for his ideas, hopes, and Christian example will linger to be enjoyed and admired by all who remain. vw' W-mga ,ff zf f 'X 'Y Nw ' fa. ' M , , 'L 1 :1 5 Q 4 X4 M Z if rf ' ff X f A- , f f LAL, ,, 15 ou aan xyllrev ent Huimn Fall Winter Spring Activities an Senior Underclassmen Qljaeulty I 17 .. 18 H34 H48 ..60 ..80 ..98 ....l20 Lantern Judson College Elgin, Illinois 'X I - V - ..,- if I, Qws . M Q Wy if Q is X .:., . , , B A ,K Q if , 1 f F H? A r , ':A fL ' ..' f mg .1..f1E i V' f f 7:1 ' . f - Q M' 'A Cross LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Kimery, Mike Schier, Ron Rhea, Dick 20 Countr 1 f , i s . i Kraus, jerryVandiVer, Todd Schave, Bill Hudson. 21 .,,,s,.. .M ,-W, M, ...,l.4q,n-nausea-v,.W.rY,,,.,,, ighlights The Judson cross-country squad finished the season with a sixth place tie in conference. Todd Schave and Ron Rhea gained All-Con- ference laurals as they placed third and ninth in the conference. Five of the six Eagle run- ners Were Freshmen, thus the core of the team will be returning next year. ...,,,,.w , ..y wWM'ev'4 ws ,W my -s Q ...,.-.411 .. .,,..... . LEFT TO RIGHT--A. Warner, F. Smith, S. Skaggs, G. Koglin, C. Marshall, R. Wemer, R. Devenport, B. Pemperton, E. Allen, T. Kimble, P. Shields, D. Kraus, K. Babcock, T. Dohrman, B. Neumann, and D. Gunter. KNEELING--Coach Jerry Smith 'Q is Judson O Judson 7 Judson 3 Judson 2 Judson 2 Judson 1 Judson 2 Judson 2 Judson 2 Judson 10 Soccer 1960 SOCCER SCORES Western Ill. U. 11 Shimer 5 Trinity Christian 1 U. of Chicago 2 George Williams 1 Rockford 2 Trinity 6 Lewis 2 Aurora 3 Bethel 3 During the soccer season of 1969, Woody Smith was selected as Judson's Most Valu- able Player and Ed Allen was selected as the Most improved with his swift footed ability. This years soccer team ended the season with a record of 4-4-2 and was considered one of the best years ever played by the Eagles. .lp 1 , A 3 Q g'24g3,' Q Y' 'gmt 5 3+ ' It If X 5. P' . I 5 , ,. N , Poetry in Motion. MQ. S b 'Q x V , N 'S 5. ' .3 '-1 ' 5 Ji 5 4 'V 5: :V .,,. if A Eagle 13 coming in fo landing. . . ll 3' It's a small plastic brown thing. . . 494, Queen Kathy Keller and King Ted Shank Beautiful Kathy Keller and handsome Ted Shank were chosen by the students to reign as 1969 Homecoming Queen and King. Skill was displayed as well as beauty that day for the Judson Eagles captured their first homecoming victory, defeating George Williams 2-1. Although the day began gloomily, buoyant enthusi- asm spre ad through the crowd of students as they participat- ed in the day's activities, which were finalized by the Fly Me to the Moon ban- quet, Saturday evening. Queen of 1968 Terry fNof- singerj Ferrell, Court of 1969 Ron Devenport, Kathy Ream, King, Ted Shank, Queen, Kathy Keller, Ed Allen, Blanche McKee, Linda Lawson, Judy Michael- son, jim Carter, Laurel Cairns, Dan Crispin. S 44 .AW W 'av Blanche McKee Middler Representative Laurel Cairns Freshman Representative Kathy Ream Senior Candidate Marti Shay Senior Candidate Linda Lawson Middler Representative Judy Michaeltsen Freshman Representative Q 1' fi CQ if af X M 5 . 1 M , V 4 Q fe f 5? 4? a 1 1 1 f fum' - , Q ,, ...A 1 , -5 L , ' M cf ,,.. 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RICHARD NASH Tell It Llke It Is Lively music and swinging choreography was amply portrayed in the Judson Choir as it presented the new Christian musical Tell lt Like It ls The choir traveled to many churches in Illinois with its message of challenge and good news A unique experience for approximately 40 choir members was the good will tour to Haiti and Puerto Rico during the spring bre ak, where they found that friendship and God's love surpasses all barriers of language and culture i ffW14'?i f5i sf N'f:S 2wei it 5155 ,Af af 'I .1 1' ,, 1 f N -ar-wa 1 rf-f f gal-ff, 5 yy: .S - cj 2-:,p3gf'f,::v? ,, , f M ' A 4 if 'rtt , - : 'f ri' '-'X .. 1 Q7 ,g b og X , f ev' r -V ' : ip,.1, , 1 f .V Z 3 T 'f fy .V nj -, f f fu ff , fi , -W ws si ' If cr. 4 4 wa x fi ,fw wwf N , 95, ff, Q fswf vv sf '56 V ,f 4 gp if ., r f X X .F fe ag, H 2 f, 'J ' X M Ms ...., es,, T W ' 7? if ' 4 ' 3 f ,, ' ' f .,.. 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A :V f ,Mg W Y 1 ' sw 3 1- W, Q , A VU' fx 4 W ,www Y - 'YA , Jw in y ji 3508 .. 2 ,x,i,. 14,4 If W Winter X 4 'L Varsity Basketball Team Y 3 I 5? -J 7 R.: -9 LEFT TO RIGHT: Ed Allen, Rick Bowser, Ron Hunter, Joe Jackson, Mike Harland, Paul Beyer, Tom Kimball Brent Weber, and Coach Kirnery. VARSITY BASKETBALL COACH Steve Kimery 1969-70 BASKETBALL SEASON SUMMARY Judson Ju dso n Judson Judson Judson Judson Judson Judson Judson Judson Judson Judson Judson Judson Ju dso n Judson Judson Judson Judson Judson Judson Judson Judson Judson Judson Judson 36 McKendree Trinity Christian Grand Valley Olivet Lakeland North Eastern Trinity Calvary Mercy 'fDetroitJ Spring Arbor LeTourneau St. Proco Rockford Concordia Trinity Christian Purdue fCalumetJ William Penn. Aurora Trinity Concordia George Williams North Eastern Rockford St. Proco Aurora George Williams Years Record 16 Wins--10 Loses hank e Ll C i C 0 C I' S S S :IW ,M Junior Varsity LEFT TO RIGHT: Ron Rhea, Craig Marshall, Maurice Akins, Todd Schave, Tom Kimball, Paul Beyer, Coach Dan Holland, Bruce Pemperton, Rick Bowser, Bob Mavis, Chuck jones, Dennis Cade, Frank Butler. .,f X X . tx ww Qfkf: FXZH .v 2 'K 71 as-n .H- A 5 W?'W, f -f ' x L ,, f v 'fm if J , I W wr ' 2 5 . X , ,, 5 , V ' - fb! A and W 39 96Af' NAME Gary Montgomery Dan Gunter Rich Warner Steve Smith Rich Crain Doug Bell joe Seese Bill Hutchins Lou Whisenant Chuck Quillman WRESTLING COACH Wrestling Squad WT. 118 125 142 150 158 168 177 190 Hvt 1969- 70 WRESTLERS Manager HT. 5' 8 5' 8 6' 0 5'11 5'11 5'11 5'1O 6' 1 6' 1 I-IOMETOWN Alexandria, Indiana Batavia, Illinois Lansing, Michigan McMurray, Penn. Anderson, Indiana Nokornis, Illinois McHenry, Illinois Roseville, Illinois Ypsilanti, Michigan Quincy, Illinois Tom Chase . oe my f ' . ., , ,gy C cf W . is A mite any, fx Q 2 x Winter .i m A .4 5, 5 r X, .,,. , is ,Q A'x 1 ,xy Q? ' 4 ' - ka- ,I rj? ,Cf Q f Q. 0,91- K' f .J x N 'JS T-1-. 's ,ooo X ooo 9 O 0 09.0.9 9.0.0i O O 0' 0 Q P Q 0 0 Q O 5 Q O Ov 0 Q 9 9 Q O' Q 9 O D O 0 O O F O O 4.0.0 0 O 0 s5Q'9,.,. X M' 1 Fx f i I L ff SU! Q J 5 2? if IOS I E 11 'Zi Icra? 22' min 'E T i UUSQY 13 k ' 'WWW X cy K ? 1 ' , 0 2 m Uh O 4 'X Snow Queen Banquet wa- -V.. ? .elm f 'ef '-I D fb CD ID I3 SD ZS Sl DJ P-' I-I 23 fb v-1 UQ l-I 9, N4 E SD V1 'U v-x O CI E N4 +1 CD O 2. 4 fb Il- Cf' N4 3. E FD U 0 23 CD O N fb fb FD VJ VJ D' CD 2 SD V3 0 f-1 O E ti fD CL m h..,,.. I m , , . 4 ..,:, , , O 'twwmq-we,-MM AW N H-. KD H Qi .qt 5, 1969-70 Winter Carnival. Her attendants were Miss Pam Nohrem and sister to the Queen, Miss Beth McKee. The Winter Carnival festivities were ended in the lovely atmosphere of Floyds Restaurant in West Dundee. 45 , ,,,. W. .f fx . M M 1 1 'IV inf'-'X X 'Q 'J un ltkffx Q Nix FW' I Y lhgw -in Q:- , ...W W. 1 4 - . N av 1- ...f ,tin , A ,Q thi-nuff 5 ,lj xg! Q Q' 4 ,. . J' s Y' 1 s EMI., Ym?'4 Z' wi 44311 Q If , W, X 9 Q ,, ,, VVin1er 47 Judson fb ' Spring . ., F 2' E 4 ' L :ff bf if 4 ,f ' M' , if ,fx ff Q me AMEX f J Q flwwfie ,M ,Ely J f W ' X 5 ff sf . f A 5? sf JW 2 3 1 X ,M siq fe: -V' If 3 Z K 5 , v 'Q f f A nmari 3 K 4 f 2 6 Q X J Z fi ff my X114 aykz z m? I m vw- wwf mm 3 My 5 ' 'ill' if ' 5' ' 4 4 ,, f l W! ,Q ,.. f-,mfg 4 - 1 'I I Q -s ! 5 , , Q 5 4 . 1 W . . 4 1 A w -WMV r- m w LEFT TO RIGHT--ROW ONE: Bob Dilliard, Robert I-Iadix, Gary Montgomery, Fred Harm, ROW TWO: jim Lo- gen, Coach Smith, Daniel Jeffers, Pete Logan. Baseball Coach: Jerry Smith In ' V' .351 I l l f f T M' 5' Q 9 L 49 ., ,, , , , f V : ' .. , gf-r-'f,, mm, 5 f 1 r W 1.-.. 4 , 5 , , , , 1 1 f ,f if I ' f 44 r' , ,f Q f we ,.-I Q N 5 'W .5 'I 1 I , X A! if.. LEFT TO RIGHT--TOP ROW: Bruce Contina, Chuck Quillman, Dick Kraus, Dale Ward, Don Kraus, jerry Vandiver, Craig Marshall, and Ed Allen. l 's..---5. w 1.ww V-vfv M .. ,.,,.,,,w - .1 , - X ,, Q , A .5 -Nhfkgz-g,f11' ,. ,.'-:'.-:Egg 54553: f 12,,' Track Team Coach Jerry Smlth IK m f 'WW ,gin if 9 9 1? ,1 if I, Q V,,, an if ,f .X W W 5, . Z jk 7,2 f, X x ' ff wg , X mf , f 'Q 1 4 QQ wif .ans ., I 44: 1,4 ' 1 nf 2 .f Jr s W 'hw .wx . Z SZ 4 W-W., 'mv-fy. 1 -'Wim if q . Q' ' Wil ,'.,1e' f. .mmf -'. E, :ggi X- '-1 W: ,,,A rn ,ff , -... .M '51, , aj ,Q mf, 'iff'-..,'f:ff .5 , .W .5-,,g,,.,. is rg' ' f.5,fgQ33, nk' ,-...sm ,J ,ff f W , W. .W ix F w W Ny 1 M L 5 Q ' X ,um .Mun X.. 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SEATED: Myron Mattocks fchaplainj, Dan McCoy Qpresidentj, jill Blatchley fsecretaryj, Pat Shields ffirst vice- presidentj, and Harold Willmott ftreasurerj. etivities Counsel 4 STANDING: Roger Anderson, Mike Harland, Ted Weidman, Mr. Feher fadvisory, Dan McCoy, and Pat Shields SEATED: Diane Brammell, Ray Weber, Debbie Hastings, jan Miller, Sandy Wolf, and Pam Nohren. lack Student Association f 4 ,af 4 lf! STANDING: Frank Butler, Dave Anderson, Rich Shuck, Charlie jones, and jubal McKee. SEATED: Pam May, joe jackson, Sandy Gibbs, jim Lasenby, Laverne jordan, Margaret Guyton, and Fran Davis. Photography Club ff' wlx r5,?Q Mr. Feher fadvisorj, Rich Crain, Louis McMahon, Ray Weber, Fred Moulton, and Lloyd Miller Drama Club STANDING: Pat Shields, Laurel Cairns, jenny Smith, Marge Wiley, Diane Brammell, Bettye Pearsall, Debbie Langland, and Claudia Hilliard. SEATED: Ray Weber, Debbie Hastings, and Marty Reed. Tor TO BOTTOM: Kathy Brawley, Mark Johnson, Steve Hau- joy Booko, Dan Noble, Connie Williamson, and Dan McCoy. Gospel Teams SEATED: Debbie Hastings. STANDING: jim Carter, Judy Michaelson, Norm Smith, Charlotte Russell, and LEFT TO RIGHT: Roger Hazel, Marty Reed, and Doug Bell, Debbie Langland, Sue Elson, and Diane Brammell. iv the , Y 1 ,K V THE LAMPLIGI-ITER, j'udson's campus newspaper is print- Q Sv ed bi-weekly. Produced solely by the students, it gives an opportunity for those with journalistic talents and ' o '72 , Q-, , ,A y 355 interests to put them to use. Since it is distributed to the 1 1 entire campus community, it is an effective means of Q keeping up on all school activities. Even more important X , . through this newspaper students can voice their opinions 1 4 on any subject which they think would be of interest to new ' A others on campus. Since the faculty and administration A 5 can also express oninion through the newspaper, it is an ' important link tying the campus community together. , 1. e Q t ,, a re i Bi' SEATED: Glenn Schicker, jim Sanders feditorj, and Skip Tirone. STANDING: jerry Vandiver, Dan McCoy, Kay Brewer, and Myron Mattocks. 5.5 e M. Photographer: Dennis Graf Each year the yearbook staff strives to produce a book which is better than the one before. This year's staff was no exception. Under the leadership of Editor Diane McRoberts the work was planned, trying to correct the weak- nesses of previous yearbooks. Many staff members contributed knowledge they had gained Working on high school yearbooks. Although some members had had no previous experience, their enthusiasm and hard work contributed to the production of the book. The staff hopes that the book they have compiled will bring back memories for many years to come of the 1969-70 school year at Judson. Skip Tirone, Barry Kishpaugh fbusiness managerj, jose Prudencio, Connie Williamson, jim Carter, Alice Lorton, Gail Gill, Kathy Brawley, Kathy Ream, Diane Brammell Ccopy editorj, Becky Walton Qlay-out editorj, and Diane McRoberts feditorj. Intramural Council: Ed A llen, Brude Pemberton, Ted Shank, Sandy Wolf, Laurel Cairns, and Joy Hunt 3 Pom- om Squad , E , W nil' in 'H ,Q S 'Nbr 'thaw Vicki Anderson, Charlotte Taft, Bettye Pearsall, Lyn Moore, Gail Gill, Pam Knapp, Phyllis Gantz, Debbie h an Miller, and jorja Coulter. Not present: janett Langland, jane Faulkner, Beth McKee, Pam Nor en, J Sherman. 75 K, l ROW tainj, A, X I fl 9 V fi? .-. wi- 4 'N u n i 0 r 3 I' S i 1: Kay Brewer, Debra Lee. ROW 2: Diane Brammell U70 cap- Connie Williamson, Mary Riewerts C69 Captainj. Q The jumping Junior Varsity cheerleaders backed the JV basketball team in its efforts throughout a busy sea- son. Cheering at all the home games and at many away from Judson, the squad worked together to present its cheers with overwhelming Judson enthusiasm. The vivacious Varsi squad supported our Eagles by W rooting at every soccer and basketball game this year Under the leadership of veteran Maureen Wright, the girls presented many new and different cheers as part of their efforts to urge the team to victory JJ 'Y fri' fad' .1 f -s. 1 4 iv J.. ,- gall' -.,n,,gf N nv , . -lu I Judson 1 i , ., 5. ROW 1: Laurel Cairns, Pam Nohren, Marty Reed, Bob Billeisen, Connie Williamson, Roger Hazel, Claudia Hilliard, Mathew Williamson, Sue Elson, Alice Lorton, Jose Prudencio, Nancy Abner, Dan McCoy, Judy Michaelson, Joy Bo oko. ROW 2: Bruce Pemberton, Jorja Coulter, Debby Langland, Sharon Rudy, Mark Johnson, Judy Bennett, Ray Bal linger, Janet Cox, Lucille Tripp, Myron Mattocks, Mary Elliott, Sally Kinney, Jim Carter, Mary Ann Shorter, B111 This has been a busy and exciting year for the Judson College choir under the direction of Professor Ed Thompson. During the spring break forty members of the choir, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Thompson and Dr. and Mrs. Didier, toured Puerto Rico and Haiti. Besides singing many concerts in the churches of Puerto Rico and Haiti, the tour also included sightseeing and visits to the American Baptist missionaries there. In order to raise funds for the trip, the choir traveled to many churches in northern Illinois and gave Sunday evening concerts. In addition to the usual classical sacred music, the choir repertoire was extended to include the gospel folk musical Tell It Like It Is . Concerts including such a wide variety of music brought the choir success with audiences wherever they appeared. Helping Mr. Ed with the business of the choir this year were the following officers: Dan McCoy, President, Ruth Platz, Vice President, Sue Elson, Secretary, Roger Hazel, Business Manager, and Becky Walton, Librarian. 78 Choir Q Calhoun. ROW 3: Myrna McClintock, joan McGregor, Ruth Platz, Kathy Brawley, Debbie Hastings, Don Pummell, Charlotte Taft, joe Poynter, Bettye Pearsall, joe Seese, Becky Walton, Charlotte Russell. ROW 4: Tim Burkett, Ma sha Coyle, Randy Wilke, Diane Brammell, Rich Link, jan Warner, jean Michaelson, Doug Bell, Dave I-Iofbauer, ja Miller, Paul Mumford, Cathy Rosario, john Whitehead, Steve Hall. ? I'- I1 ,R A ' 9 is O ix? ' V, 9 f e ' I' ,swf .,., Cf 7 7 , f N1 1 4. Y No man can reveal For the vision of one man lends wings to another man. fi 5 in his know- ledge of God and in his understanding of the earth. not its -sw-,N ' flaws- :fa Wa 2 2 Egg you au ght v but f P 'MTE that which already lies half asleep in the dawning of your knowledge . :Eg-Iggfggpf 51 ' L 5- 1 A ,, N i- 452 45 Q S And even as one of you stands alone in God's knowledge, so must each one of you be alone Kahlil Gibran haw fr: Senior Class fficers L fmniig wif 5 3 f LEFT TO RIGHT: Barb Hodges, Ron Devenport, Larry Paterson, Kathy Ream PHEBE BELL S oci ology Port Huron, Michigan Choir- Human Relations Club. ! Music Elgin Illinois Christian Service Ufnio Pianist and Organistg Western Choir Tour. BARBARA CHA SEY O ng Choir, rganist for -, N-'M ' CHARLES BARTON Human Relations Elgin, Illinois WK? Skim' xi' 83 fyfsffz sf . LARRY CI-LASEY Christian Religion Elgin, Illinois Tennis Team, Christian Serv- ice Uniong First Vice-President Christian Service Uniong Intra- mural Basketball, Philosophy and Religion Club, Lamplighter Sports Editor. Most Valuable Tennis Player. RON DEVENPORT Biology Fairbary, Illinois V, :'wx,Y.,,., ff 717 if ,cm ff 1 KM Q 2 1 P I , f 1 if ff 1 as 4.4 ,if?,,'.ak9fh rn 'I .. pr :::-:- Y t f g H T ' W? af f W .aw , ,,,v We KE? ' -M - - f .. W. ' ...rf :ff-:. :, :Z 77- , , , I? ,Q gf, 71 ' fs: 6 e ,A ORRIN DUNCAN Economics Elgin, Illinois 1969 Championship Softball Team. JEAN GAVERLUK Commercial and Fine Arts Birmingham, Michigan Girls Trio The Reasons Why , Souls Anonymous . l f I fi X 6 J , 7,,,,,g ,f fy Mg if Q .1 Ju - 'W ROBERT DILLARD Human Relations Chicago, Illinois Basketball N.A.I.A. District 20 All Star Team for Judson College, Northern Illinois jr. College Conference 1st team 1964-65, Honorable mention all-American Crane jr. College 1965. MICHAEL DUDASH Human Relations Carpentersville, Illinois ,,,,,,,, c,,,,,, Mui? V330 , I 1 f fi' DENNIS GRAF English Cleveland, Ohio Intramural Basketball, Folkways , Philosophy Club, Election Com- mittee, Yearbook Staff Photographer Chapel Committee. Dean's List, All American College Talent Show--Folkways 3rd Place. MICHAEL HARLAND Commercial Art Grayling, Michigan Varsity Basketball, Varsity Tennis- J-Club--Secretary and President, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Young Republicans, PHI SIGMA TAU, Curriculum Committee, Ac- ademic Affairs Committee. Homecoming Court, Vollcrnan Dorm. President, Most Improved Player Award--Basketball, Basket- ball 1000 Point Award, Co-Captain of Basketball Team. 7 , u. NANCY HELTON Human Relations Southgate, Michigan BARBARA HODGES Biology Limbe , Haiti Choir. . Jw'-W'-f RALPH HUNT f Butch J Biology Rensselaer, Indiana Varsity Basketball, j-Club-- Vice-President of Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Vice-President and President of Middler Class, judicary Committee, Student Sen- ateg Homecoming Court, Summer Gospel Team, Biology Lab. Assis- tant. Recipient of Kingdom Extension Award for Evangelism. LOIS M. JOHNSON History Michigan City, Indiana Gospel Team, Christian Service Un- ion, Fine Arts Building Fund Raising Drive. av' fCb I w,,.' DREW HUDSON journalism Barrington, Illinois Soccer Team, Spanish Club, I-Iouseparent--Larkin Home for Children. JOY HUNT Psychology Fenton, Michigan Cheerleader, Snow Queen, Homecoming Court, Sum- mer Gospel Teamg Intramural Council, Girls Trio. 85 KATHY KELLER Human Relations Streamwood, Illinois Choir5 Gospel Team. ELLEN KIDWELL Mathematics Newcomerstown, Ohio Dean's List MYRNA MCCLINTOCK Human Relations Charlotte, Michigan Choir. DAN MCCOY History Belvidere, Illinois Ministerial Fellowshipg Christian Service Uniong Gospel Team--Chaptaing Choir--Presidentg Student Senate--Treasurer and Presidentg Bookstore Caf- eteria Workg Summer Cleaning Team. Graduate with Honors. fn.-iv 7, ,,, BARRY KISHPAUGH Fine Arts Bridgeton, New jersey Soccerg Basketball Managerg Bas ketball Trainerg I-Clubg Lantern Business Managerg Art Assistant. GEOFFREY KOGLIN Christian Religion Ossineke, Michigan Soccer Teamg Intramural Basket ball Team. 86 ' 'uf MYRON IVIATTOCKS Christian Religion Momence, Illinois Ministerial Fellowshipg Wrestling Tearng Track Teamg Choirg Choir Tourg Senate Chaplin. Dean's List GENO MISTRETTA English Elgin, Illinois Lamplighter- -Feature and Layout Editorg Chapel Committeeg Christ ian Service Uniong Drama Clubg Homecoming Committee. Dean's List JOAN MARIE MCGREGOR Music Elmhurst, Illinois JUBAL McKEE Music Cleveland, Ohio Wrestling Teamg Cross Coun try Teamg Track Teamg J- Clubg Intramural Footballg Intramural Basketball, by f ,K K Q f .-fy .Of? 'I M fi 'Z JEANNE MORROW Psychology Robinson, Illinois Choirg Christian Service Union. BRUCE MULI-IOLLAND Math Hinsdale, Illinois Baseball Teamg Intramurals Basketballg Intramural Foot- ball. Baseball Lettersg Intramural Basketballg Intramural Foot- ball Awards. 90- inf .. LOUIS PRICE Economics Elgin, Illinois Wrestling Team, I-Club, In- tramural Champion Baseball Teamg Intramural Champion Football Team, Wrestling Co- Captain. Dean's List KATHY SUE REAM Commercial and Fine Arts Dundee, Illinois Candlelight Players, Student Affairs Committee, Yearbook Lantern --Activity and Re- ligious life Editor, Lay-out Staff, Spanish Club, Drama Club--Vice-President, Senior Class Treasurer, Senior Home- coming attendantg Editor of CO-PE Magazine, Art Tour to Washington D. C. 5 European Art and Culture Tour, Art Tour to Niagara Falls. f' 'TQ-O , .7 DAVID NOVAK Psychology Mt. Morris, Michigan Spanish Clubg Human Relations Club--Treasurer, Photography Club, Pep Band, Gospel Team. LARRY PATTERSON Math I Alpena, Michigan Secretary-Treasurer of Vollxman Hall, Vice-President Senior Class. is-v wranl 'ff'aY M... 88 I '-av' 6 I l I LYNN RICE History East Moline, Illinois 1 CATHERINE ROSARIO Human Relations Brentwood, New York Choir I I 1 I I L RANDY ROSS Psychology Lombard, Illinois News Editor--Lamplighter MARTHA SHAY Human Relations Delavan, Illinois Gospel Team, Spanish Club, Hu- man Relations Clubg Senior Resident Assistant, Homecoming Court. KAREN SMITH English Davidson, Michigan RICHARD STILTNER Music Huntington, West Virginia Fo1kways Ye., .t,, ,. .-Nl lim RICHARD SHUCK History Chicago, Illinois Basketballg Student Affairs Commit-teeg Resident As- sistantg Spanish Club, Intra mural Football, Intramural Basketball. JENNIFER SMITH English Elgin, Illinois 89 iq'-. , ,shi 'J ' KENNETH STROHSON Human Relations Barrington, Illinois Soccer Team, Human Re- lations Club--Vice-Pres- identg Student Affairs Committee, Spiritual En- richment Weekg Spanish Clubg State HospitalVol- unteer Program, Youth Supervisor Valley View Special Education School. STEPHEN A. TIRONE VIII Fine Arts Crystal Lake, Illinois Social Director of Volk- man Hall, Vice-President of Student Council, Bus- iness Manager of Lamp- lighterg Vice-President Spanish Club. Dean's List ffl!-Q, V f -Q ELDON WEBER English Chenoa, Illinois Student Senate, Ministeral Fellowship-Treasurer, Photography Club- -Presi- dent, Drama Club--Vice- President. TED WEIDMAN History Charlevoix, Michigan Intramural Sports, Choir was-Mig 5 .gui ..,, atff: W-' V I 1 1 f V l Q I I I xwl ww.- ,Ag 9-gr' 414 JANICE WARNER Human Relations Saginaw, Michigan Gospel Team, Choir BRENT WEBER Economics Huntley, Illinois Varsity Basketball, Baseball, Stu dent Senate, Spanish Club, Intra- mural baseball Championship Team, Intramural Football Championship Team. www 90 'in-ff 0 ANITA WISER y .,.,, , f Human Relations A IADQVV 1 Marshall, Michigan , A spanish Club L M y DAVID WYLIE Q ffW'5 History I ' Wilmette, 111111015 A... :,1 y si M ,L Il, s 4, HAROLD WILLMOTT History Elgin, Illinois Pep Club Co-Publicity Man- agerg judiciary Committeeg Trackg Softball Intramuralsg Basketball Intramuralsg Book- storeg Spanish Clubg General Chairman Homecomingg Vollonan Hall Dorm Pres- identg Secretary of Letter- men's Clubg Honors Programg Assistant History Dept. 3 Audio visualg Student Senate Treas- urerg Maintenance Crewg Homecoming Chairmang Sp- ring Art Tourg Judson Writers Conference. IUDITH WILLMOTT Art, English Elgin, Illinois Literary Circleg Middler Class Secretaryg Academic Affairs Committeeg Lantern Co-Ed- itorg Lamplighter. Dean's Listg Homecoming Queen Candidate. ,nd f I-. A X 2 ,f 'Q if .Af in 5 x wiv? X gs L, j KiX2' A Q I3 yo-54 .,,-- A Mg may-. rj ff shfiiflbf , I .. i if Mex xk.. ,.. , IYYXICQ I if vw' S '15 r. Q U .. , vm.. ,wr W' N U fl' I' t, I Mrs. Mercedes Clement Mrs. jean Downs DOH Kraus Cap Haitien, Haiti Elgin, Illinois Elgin, Illinois W Deborah Langland Marshalltown, Iowa .I.,, lfffff. s Q15 Pete Logan Myron Mattocks Hampshire, Illinois Momence, Illinois 94 I james Sanders Ted Shank Stillwater, Minnesota Akron, Ohio Donald Sheets Sueamwood, Illinois Aim Lucille Tripp Mrs. Mary Vick jim Wade Dundee, Illinois Elgin, Illinois Washington C.I-I., Ohio 95 1 A, qw' . x Q s 1 ln ,af . 1 as f -' W 'Uv 'N Q. Q 4. mgfnsf Nancy Abner Morenci, Michigan Roger J. Anderson Cambridge Springs, Pennsylvania 7. S 1 f 41-JWY, 15771 7,45-:Wa wwy wifi.,- X f c , iw' fc. win , . fi :f,Sff2KmQi'2'3fit 1 Douglas Bell Nokomis, Illinois iddlers Ed Allen Kankakee, Illinois Bonnie Alexander Goodfield, Illinois Bob Atwater a Ronald Ault Sturgis, Michigan Elgin, Illinois ap. Judy Bennett Paul J. Beyer III Plymouth, Michigan Tawas City, Michigan 97 Q9 RICHARD BURCHAM Elgin, Illinois TIMOTHY BURKETT Pontiac, Illinois WILLIAM CALHOUN Rantoul, Illinois JILL BLATCHLEY Detroit, Michigan LEE BLOOMF IELD Elgin, Illinois RIC K BOWS ER C olumbus, Ohio JAMES CARTER East M oline, Illinois JOHN D. CAVENY Algonquin, Illinois JACK D . CI-IASTEEN Dayton, Ohio A-' I-IAZEL CROY Cary, Illinois KAY CULP I Freeport, Illinois JAN CUNNINC-I-IAM Niles, Michigan ROBERT COTE Lincoln Park, Michigan 1 JoRjA coULTER Batavia, Illinois JAMES CRAIG Chicago, Illinois 0933 if 'T ' ' , , , 1osEPH DAcc1T 'Q oakbfc-Ok, Iliinois x , MIRLAM DAVIS L Paris, Ohio DANIEL DuBOIS Elgin, Illinois Q? F- W juli 4 I 4. SUSAN ELSON Chenoa, Illinois CHARLENE FLEMING Marseilles, Illinois SANDRA GIBBS Evanston, Illinois 'Wwvnw X 1 A' 1 xy I ii I i l KX 'af LIN HANSEN Elgin, Illinois FRED HARM I-Iuntley, Illinois DON HARRINGTON Carpentersvi Ile, Illinois P' M1 V , I Aww.--..a4-flxyquss-'Jw' GAIL GILL St. Charles, Illinois I-IANS E. I-IAASE Elgin, Illinois STEVE HALL Robinson, Illinois .7 I I I I I I I sf F ,Judi 100 W-W-Wm BRUCE B. HARRIS C'ville, Illinois ROGER HA ZEL Washington, Indiana CLARENCE HEINE Elgin, Illinois , f a , ,f 1 . I ag ? , gy f A -0 A , QL '11 ,Fw f Z ' f -'fiffi 3-niilqm ' 57 l 3 af 5 4 fx fi sv gy G iw! , 0 'f Q I 1 I is M . , , . , ff. . 'V 'I ,, DAVID HOFBAUER Elgin, Illinois MRS. JANICE HOLM Elgin, Illinois RON HUNTER Terre Haute, Indiana ! 1' BRUCE HENDON Elgin, Illinois GAYLA A. HENDON Elgin, Illinois MARY HINCHMAN I-Iigashi Nada-Ku Kobe japan 101 K-.9 I' Ins ' .pin 16' 3 , vwlww, 97'yW7' PAMELA KNAPP Lebannon, Oregon DICK KRAUS Elgin, Illinois DARLA LARIMORE Delavan, Illinois 4,,f,,,,?w'W' ff! 'W ,fy V2 ,ffm f W, fy , yy M W 4 ff f A y ff gi 7 X I ff W If ,,w..,,....,-.,...,,Y ig IA .. .f 4 J Af'-4.-,. -4 . wo ,,'r . Q.: ,Ab -' ru--, 'Yung r 1 . .n.-n GLEN KAFER Normal, Illinois TOM KIMBALL Detroit, Michigan SALLY KINNEY Temperance, Michigan LINDA LAWSON DeKalb, Illinois RICHARD LINK Elgin, Illinois JOSEPH JACKSON Elgin, Illinois I ve' 'I-SS -52' X 2 I . I , , .. I ' P Z, 5 , H . sw new ,ff A W. Y , X, -X V 1 ,- L' ' y , syn -1- ' 2 ,, -45 W -I -, 3, X .. M W' I Q3-ZIYe.'w?'2ig 2 'fiizvfx .-V' ' I if gi. iff f ' ' Nr M fy A - Aw, ' . 23:41 1 aggr ' .Qtr 2 .f VW, f.w7Q5 ,. Q L? -2 'gf Jaw '71 S AUDREY MA TTESON Elgin, Illinois CANDY MCCREADY Mentor , Ohio BLA NCI-IE MCKEE Cincinnati, Ohio f f , , , f If 'Sn w vgl '3 'r'I .1 ,G- VJ? KAY JONES jacksonville, Illinois ALICE LORTON Greenfield, Illinois CRAIG MARSHALL Marenge, Illinois Y I 'S sf LOUIS MCMAI-ION Waukegan, Illinois LINDA MCNEIL Allen Park, Michigan CAROL MCROBERTS Elgin, Illinois Ali Q -B 5' ' ,1 i f 1 I A DIANE J. MCROBERTS Elgin, Illinois TERRY D . M CROBERTS Elgin, Illinois JAMES MEYER Carry, Illinois SANDY WOLF Temperance, Michigan I Z W X x K SHIRLEY WILLIAMS Philadelphia , Perm. , . Z .,,. I www ,W I, ',.f-MQW JOI-IN WI-II TEHEAD Gregory, Mississippi qgppm-ann-nun--W W. ' -- , , yi 1 L, !f2'72 ' -- 2 i fj -12 :6 g 44 1 8' f' 'I' - H- A5 - ' I :fu 7' - ,fr v , 'Kg' Q':JOQ,':. . W- L- Q, W fi I JI, i.':fi:f+ff-paw-' fy 4-, w f,,,.3-3' ae, Q t Q T 'lb we MICHAEL J. MORRISSY C'ville, iiiinois JAN MOWREY Marshalltown, Iowa ROLAND NOE Philadelphia, Pennsylvina 'WW H MARK WILLIAMS Lake Geneva, Wisc al JANICE MILLER Toulon, Illinois WAYNE D. MILLER Kenosha, Wisconsin REGINA MIYAUCI-II Chicago, Illinois 4 LEE OHM Kewanee, Illinois DAVID PALS Cadillac, Michigan FRANCINE PARISI Dundee, Illinois DONNA I. PRICE Columbus, Ohio JOSE PRUDENCIO South Elgin, Illinois BRYCE C. PRUETT Indianapolis, Indiana N 1. !. 4, ig X 2 IAN RANDOLPH Reynolds, Illinois DEBBIE RAY Ballwin, Missouri L f nf jANET RHODES Sullivan, Illinois MARY KAY RIEWERTS Hillsdale , Illinois .I Y M . A ' I Jia 'f P' CHARLOTTE RUSSELL Indianapolis, Indiana LEWIS T. SAMPSON Elgin, Illinois GLENN SCHICKER Roscommon, Michigan WANDA SUSAN SI-IELTON Elgin, Illinois STEVEN B. SMITH McMurray, Pennsylvania MRS. SHARON SOPER Schaiunburg, Illinois DAVE SPENCER MICHAEL S. STEPHENSON TERRY STROUP MRS. GAYLE M. TOLLER Carpentersville, Illinois Farmington, Michigan Mogadore, Ohio Elgin, Illinois ..f-' 2 ---' 4:1521-,v.,, ' f . M 1 --f-TW . 5 V , 'M Lag W f .plz '5 ,1f i -:Tbsp 56,46 ,I ,.'4,,. fs - ' ff an BECKY WALTON RONNIE WASHINGTON III LILA WATT CRAIG WELLS Grand Rapids, Michigan Chicago, Illinois Valparaiso, Indiana I-Iuntly, Illinois 107 ,.Ku f MW ,, ,f , Freshmen 108 AW. l .Mx I yr ,dsx 5' a xx .. Q DEN NY ADAMS Marion , Indiana MARY E. AEILTS Carthage, Illinois MAURICE M. AKINS DAVID ANDERSON, Jr. Chicago, Illinois ' ff , ,,a a-, KKKUWU ' 'M ufsnwfic-1352 Milli-KKK 'U ' l1a..:wae:'iif+:2'faie una sian 'W' gg- , g :thi LW Vw f, ,. 4' H Sz if ' .1 , f f 2,4 W 1 r K ,Wi 1 f Q . . 4 R , ,R !.., team 1 . n - A 4,1 - aavg, T ' s'v2uu,,Lgf!v, ff iw, I x xy ., W ' gg ,Whx ' ' Q It kfviuh D2 'X M Li' PS r 9 s ' ' ffl alt t it , ,w tigwyiiy 1 1 iygw VzsfE'i'f'214'Vg'E Chicago, Illinois M -si? VICKI LEE ANDERSON CURT BABCOCK RAYMOND BALLINGER JOY BOOKO West Chicago, Illinois LaGrange Park, Illinois Chicago, Illinois Three Rivers, Michigan Wg . , ii? W-J, IUANITA BORDERS DIANE BRAMMELL KATHY BRAWLEY jasonville, Indiana Frankfort, Indiana New Paris, Ohio IO KAYE BREWER Villa Grove, Illinois .avant BRIAN CARPENTER Bellevue, Michigan Af. j.Lx1,.. ' 7' ,A 5--' ' ,,. 1 KAYE BUCKNER KATHY BURKETT Crystal Lake, Illinois Crystal Lake, Illinols VICTORIA BURRIS Oak Lawn, Illinois LAUREL CAIRNS Tipp City, ohio ROBERT CASE STEVEN CASE MRS. BARBARA COBB Cadillac, Michigan Cadillac, Michigan Elgin, Illinois I L r iciis f a I if-Q I 0 ' JEANNE CORBETT JANET COX MARSI-IA COYLE RICHARD CRAIN jefferson, Ohio Port Huron, Michigan Akron, Ohio. Anderson, Indiana I I DAN CRISPIN JOE DALTON Chrisrnan, Illinois Chillicothe, Illinois MARC EVERSON Chicago, Illinois JANE EAULKNER Barrington, Illinois PI-IYLLIS GANTZ LARRY GRAHAM Orient, Ohio Chicago, Illinois , ' W -,, Wx DANIEL GUNTER Batavia, Illinois MARGARET J. GUYTON Chicago, Illinois III K I ' I 3 , . , ' , 3 , ,l Q ' . ' ' Y x fi I 3' I Y g 'f' ti 3? tk? 3 - '. 1 I ,.:xf,.' q - ' X . ,gf 4- L?-1' 1 I 3 ,- I .. 37 9' -' ,A I- 61 'I ji'-J? MAURICE WILLIAM DEAN MARY ELLIOTT Chicago, Illinois Evansville, Indiana 2 iyfx 9449, Vil' WILL FRANCOIS DENNIS CADE FTS-1.I1l-CIII1 Park, Illinois Dundee, Illinois 19,61 1 DIANE HILL CLAUDIA HILLIARD Huntley, Illinois Canal Fulton, Ohio .A 9Hn. -W 5 fl A I J Ii Ii DEBRA HASTINGS Muncie , Indiana ROY w. I-LERON Elgin, IllZl1'1OIIS MICHELE Y. HOWE WILLIAM D. HUDSON Morristown, New Jersey Carpentersville, Illinois WF' WILLIAM HUTCHINS KEN JANCY DAVID A. JENKINSON CHERRIE JOHNSON Roseville, Illinois Chicago, Illinois Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Elgin, Illinois 1-mwwww he MARK JOHNSON SUE JOHNSON Marseilles, Illinois Elgin, Illinois II2 7 CHARLES E. JONES Indianapolis, Indiana X, KAREN JOUETT Vtfhite Hall, Illinois ,ig ,I K ,WS v,,, Q Qu i ' I RON KADLECIK KATHY KEENEY MARK KEYSER JAMES C. 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ILL 60118 PATRONS Ackernann's Department Store Elgin, Illinois Carlson's Paint 8a Art Store ll Douglas Avenue Elgin, Illinois Elgin Federal Savings 8: Loan Association 176 East Chicago Elgin, Illinois Home Savings 8a Loan Association of Elgin Elgin, Illinois Kenney's Sporting Goods 19 Douglas Ave. Elgin, Illinois Joseph Spiess Company Elgin, Illinois McDonald's 1480 Larkin 481 Gifford Elgin, Illinois Index Abner, Nancy 78,97 Adams, Denny 109 Aeilts, Mary 109,112, 116 Aguila, Prof Maria 121 Akins, Maurice 8, 37, 109 Alexander, Bonnie 97 Allen, Edward 16, 23, 25, 44, 52, 64, 72, 74, 97 Allen, Mr. John 121,125 Anderson, David 67, 109 Anderson, Roger 42, 66, 74, 96, 97 Anderson, Stanley E. 125 Anderson, Vicki 75, 109 Arthur, Linda 74 Atwater, Robert 56, 97 Ault, Ronald 97 Babcock, Curtis 23, 109 Ballinger, Ray 7, 68, 78, 109 Bartlett, Prof Doris 121 Barton, Dr. Amos 15, 16 Bear, Mr. 124 Bell, Douglas 8, 56, 69, 74, 79, 97 Bell, Phebe 65, 83 Bennett, Judy 7, 68, 78, 97 Besancon, Dr. Richard 120 Beyer, Paul 37, 56, 97 Billeisen, Robert 78 Blatchley, Jill 66, 98 Bloomfield, Lee 98 Booko, Joy 5, 69, 78, 109 Borders, Juanita 6, 109 Bowser, Richard 37, 98 Brammell, Diane 66, 67, 68, 69, 71, 74, 76, 79, 109 Brawley, Kathy 6, 44, 69, 71, 79, 109 Brewer, Kaye 16, 56, 70, 76, 109 Buckner, Kay 110 Burcham, Richard 4, 98 Burkette, Katherine 110 Burkett, Tim 79, 98 Burris, Victoria 110 Butler, Frank 37, 67 Cairns, Laurel 25, 26, 67, 72, 74, 78, 110 Calhoun, William 78, 98 Carpenter, Brian 5, 110 Carter, James 11, 25, 64, 68, 69, 70, 78, 98 Case, Robert 110 Case, Steve 110 Caveny, John 98 Chase, Coach Tom 40 Chasey, Mrs. Barbara 68, 83 Chasey, Larry 68, 83 Chasteen, Jack 62, 98 Clement, Mrs. Mercedes 65, 92, 94 Cleworth, Prof Marc. 123 Cobb, Mrs. Barbara 110 Cobb, Prof Stephen 68, 123, 124 Contini, Bruce 52 Corbett, Jeanne 110 Cote, Robert 99, 110 Coulter, Jorja 44, 75, 78, 99 Cox, Janet 78, 110 Coyle, Marsha 79 Craig, James 7, 99 Crain, Richard 40, 67, 74, 110 Crispin, Dan 25,108,111 Croy, Mrs. Hazel 99 Crum, Dr. Ferris 122 Culp, Katy 2, 99 Cunningham, Janet 99 Daggit, Joseph 99 Dalton, Joseph 111 Davis, Farenceer 67, 74 Davis, Mariam 99, 101 Dean, John 111 Devenport, Ronald 23, 25, 42, 74, 82, 83 Didier, Dr. James 5, 12, 64, 66, 125 Dillard, Robert 5, 51, 84, 92 DiPietro, Valerie 77 Dohrman, Thomas 23 Downs, Mrs. Jeannine 94 Drexler, Prof Zoura 121 DuBois, Daniel 99 DuDash, Michael 62,84 Duncan, Orrin 68, 84 Durrant, Mrs. Pat 124 Elliott, Mary 78, 111 Elson, Susan 56, 69, 78, 100 EI'iCkSO1'1, Prof Robert 68, 120, 124 Essex, Prof Allen 42, 65, 120 Eternick, Kathleen 12, 56, 98 Everson, Marc 111 Faulkner, Jane 75, 111 Feher, Mrs. Bela 4 Feher, Dr. Bela 56, 66, 67, 122, 124 Fleming, Charlene 100 Francois, William 111 Gade, Dennis 5,18,19, 37, 111 Gantz, Phyllis 73, 75, 111 Gaverluk, Jean 84 Gibbs, Sandra 56, 67, 74, 100 Gill, Gail 12,18,19, 63, 71, 75, 100, 110 Graf, Dennis 54, 64, 84, 100, 138 Graham, Larry 111 Gronow, William 50, 73 Gunter, Daniel 23, 40, 111 Guyton, Margaret 67, 74, 111 Haase, Hans 100 Haddix, Robert 51 Hall, Steve 16, 69, 79, 100 Hansen, Linda 100 Harland, Michael 66, 74, 84, 95 Harm, Fred 50, 51, 74, 100 Harrington, Donald 1, 100 Harris, Bruce 101 Hastings, Debra 66, 67, 69, 74, 79, 112 Hazel, Roger 69, 96, 101 Heine, Clarence 101 Helton, Nancy 85 Hendon, Bruce 101 Hendon, Mrs. Gayla 101 Heron, Roy 112 Hill, Diane 112 Hilliard, ciaudia 12, 43, 67, 74, 112 Hinchman, Mary 16, 101 Hodges, Barbara 82,85 139 Hofbauer, David 79, 101 Holland, Coach Dan 37 Holm, Mrs. Janice 101 Howe, Michele 112 Hseih, Theodore 123, 124 Hudson, Drew 85, 92 Hudson, William 20, 112 Hunt, Mrs. Joy 5, 72, 74,85 Hunt, Ralph 85 Hunter, Ron 56, 101 Hutchins, William 5, 40, 112 Jackson, Joseph 67, 74, 102 Jancy, Kenneth 112 Jenkinson, David 112 Johnson, Cheryl 112 Johnson, Lois 85 Johnson, Mark 56, 69, 78, 112 Johnson, Susan 112 Jones, Charles 37, 67, 113 Jones, Kay 43, 103 Jordan, Frances 67, 74 Jouett, Karen 113 Juergensmeyer, Dr. Elizabeth 121 124 Juergensmeyer, Dr. John 123 Kadlecik, Ronald 113 Kafer, Glenn 102 Keeney, Kathy 113 Keller, Kathryn 25, 86, 93 Keyser, Mark 113 Kidwell, Mrs. Ellen 86 Kimble, Thomas 23, 37, 74, 102 Kimery, Coach Steve 3 King, Katherine 133 Kinney, Sally 56, 78, 102 Kishpaugh, Barry 71, 86 Knapp, Pam 75, 102 Koglin, Geoffrey 23, 86 Kraus, Donald 23, 52, 68, 74, 94 Kraus, Richard 1, 20, 52, 102 Langland, Deborah 56, 67, 69, 74, 75, 78, 94 Larimore, Darla 102 Lasenby, James 67, 113 Lawson, Linda 25, 26, 102 Lee, Debra 76,113 Lilly, Diane 113 Link, Richard 79, 102 Lockhart, Dawn 113 Logan, James 51,63 Logan, Pete 51, 93, 94 Lorton, Alice 70, 78, 103 Malmgren, Carl 94 Marquardt, Judy 18, 19 Marshall, Craig 11, 23, 37, 44, 52 74, 103 Marshall, Mrs. Mary 11,44 Massmann, Mary 74, 113 Matteson, Mrs. Audrey 103 Mattocks, Myron 56, 66, 68, 70, 78, 87, 94 Mavis, Robert 37, 113 May, Pam 67, 74, 113 McClintock, Myrna 79,86 McCoy, Dan 56, 66, 69, 70, 78, 86 McCready, Candy 103 McGregor, Joan 79, 87 McKee, Beth 6, 44, 75,114 McKee, Blanche 16, 25, 26,44, 45, 64, 96, 103 McKee, Jubal 63, 67, 80, 87,103 McMahon, Louis 67, 103 McNeil, Linda 99, 101, 103 McRoberts, Mrs. Carol 4,103 McRoberts, Mrs. Diane 56, 71, 104 McRoberts, Terry 56, 104 Meadows, Howard 50 Meyer, Jim 104 Michaelson, Jean 6, 79,108,114 Michaelson, Judy 6, 11, 25, 26, 42, 69, 77, 78, 114 Nliller, Jan 56, 66, 74, 75, 79, 96, 104 Miller, Lloyd 67, 114 Miller, Wayne 104 Mistretta, Geno 87 Miyauchi, Regi 104 Montgomery, Gary 40, 51 Moore, Lyn 75, 114 Morrissy, Mike 104 Morrow, Jeanne 87 Moulton, Fred 7, 67, 114 Mowtey, Jan 4, 104 Mulholland, Bruce 74, 87 Mumford, Paul 79, 114 Mutter, Sandy 114 Nelson, Mrs. Jeanne 34 Nelson, Prof Richard 7, 34, 120, 125 Neumann, Bob 23 Noble, Dan 69,114 Noe, Roland 104 Nohren, Pam 66, 74, 75, 78, 114 Novak 88 Ohm, Lee 1,105 Pals, Dave 44, 105 Parisi, Fran 105 Pasko, Kurt 100 Patterson, Larry 82, 88 Pauley, Dandy 114 Persall, Bettye 67, 73, 74, 75, 79, 101, 105 Pemberton, Bruce 23, 37, 72, 74, 78, 114 Petersen, William 105 Platz, Ruth 79,105,112,133 Pgynter, JOB 79, Pressnall, Dave 115 Price, Donna 105 Price, Louis 56, 88 Prudencio, Carolina 109,115 Prudencio, Jose 71, 78, 105 Pruet, Bryce, 105 Pummell, Donn 79, 115 Quillman, Chuck 52 Randolph, Jan 62, 68, 106 Ray, Debby 68, 106 Ream, Kathy 18,19, 25, 26, 62, 71, 82, 88, 92 Reed, Jeff 115 Reed, Marty 67, 68, 74, 78, 108, 115 Reppenhagen, Walt 115 Rhea, Ron 20, 37, 44, 74,115 Rhodes, Jan 106 Rice, Lynn 88 Riewerts, Mary 76, 106 Ring, Jim 115 Robinson, Harvey 115 Rosario, Cathy 79, 88 Ross, Randy 89 Rountree, Belinda 108, 116 Rudy, Sharon 78, 116 Russell, Charlotte 16, 43, 69, 79, 107 Ryder, Dr. Stuart 122 Salmon, Prof Clarence 122 Sampson, Lewis 107 Sanders, Jim 70, 95 Schave, Todd 20, 37, 74, 116 Scheffert, Cathy 74 Schicker, Glenn 70, 107 Schier, Mike 20, 44, 74, 116 Seese, Joe 79,116 Shank, Ted 25, 66, 72, 74, 73, 93, 96 Shaw, Mrs. Jean 116 Shay, Marty 26,89 Sheets, Don 95 Shelton, Sue 107 Sherman, Janett 116 Shields, Pat 23, 42, 56, 66, 67, 74, 134 Shorter, Mary Ann 42, 44, 78, 116 Shuck, 'Richard 8, 12, 62, 67, 89, 93 Siano, Charlene 109,116 Skaggs, Steve 23 Smith, Coach 50, 51, 125 Smith, Dave 116 Smith, Mrs. Jennifer 67,89 Smith, Karen 89 Smith, Norm 69 140 Smith, Paul 116 Smith, Steve 107 Smith, Woody 23, 116 Soper, Mrs. Sharon 107 Spencer, Dave 107 Stellick, Wendy 116 Stephenson, Mike 107 Stiltner, Richard 89, 100 Storzbach, Karen 68, 117 Strohson, Ken 90, 92 Stroup, Terry 107 Sunier, Dr.-Arther 122 Taft, Charlotte 75, 79, 117 Taylor, John 11 Thompson, Dr. Orrin 123 Thompson, Ed 56, 105 Tirone, Skip 12, 62, 66, 70, 71, 90, 92, 110 Toller, Mrs. Gayle 107 Tripp, Lucille 78,94 Vandiver, Jerry 20, 52, 70 Vick, Mrs. Mary 95 Wade, Jim 16, 80,95 Walton, Becky 4, 12, 43, 56, 71, 79, 107 Warner, Jan 79, 90 Warner, Dick 23, 42 Washington, Ron 107 Waugaman, Prof. Charles 120,124 Weber, Brent 90, 92 Weber, Ray 56, 66, 67, 90 Weber, Dr. Harm 126 Weidman, Lorelei fMrs. J 56 Weidman, Ted 44, 66, 68, 90, 93 Werner, Allan 23, 117 Whisenant, Louis 34, 108, 117 Whitehead, John 68, 74, 79, 104 Wiley, Marjorie 67, 117 Wilke, Randy 79, 113, 117 Williams, Mark 104 Williams, Shirley 103, 104 Williamson, Connie 8, 12, 69, 71, 76, 78,110,117 Williamson, Mat 78, 117 Willmott, Harold 5, 64, 66, 91 Willmott, Ivlrs. Judy 5, 64, 91 Wilson, Linda 117 Wiser, Anita 91 Wolf, Sandy 66, 72, 74, 77, 104 Wright, Maureen 43, 77 Wylie, Dave 91 Youle, Mrs. Jeanne 3