Judson University - Lantern Yearbook (Elgin, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1974 volume:

4' 'J -I 1 115 Bbrrringgg! A blast of unwilling awareness shatters your sleep as you grope to turn off that dumb clock. Too late - you're awake. Your roommate, whom the alarm has also slapped awake, begins to pull you out of bed, or even worse, turns on the lights and makes all kinds of vain attempts to be quiet. Next door, some incons iderate being isn't answering his alarm. With a sigh, you let your legs fall over the side of the bed, and gather all the energy you have left to pull yourself together and stand up. You did itl You really did it! You've started a new day at juds on. 1974 Lantern Judson College Elgin, Illinois Volume X TABLE OF CONTENTS Activities. . . 10- 25 Sports. . . 28- 41 Organizations . , . 44- 55 Administration - - - 53- 61 Staff. . . 62- 67 Faculty. . . 70- 79 Freshmen. . . 84- 95 Middlers. . . 98- 107 Seniors. . . 110- 123 Ads. . . 126-139 Index. . . 140- 141 At 7:55 a. m. the campus comes alive. From beginning to end, the day is crowded with much to do. Classes start and you become filled with knowledge which suddenly departs just before the next test. Worries take over: my paper's due tomorrow , how many cuts HAVE I taken? , What lS the negative logarithm of the hydrogen ion concentration anyway? You go to the library seeking answers and leave with more questions. That is, if you can make it out that day. 2 .J-D651 QiqQHQJJ,a M We 1' Q M1 QQ V 1 X1 ' 1 f N, .- 1 ,V ' .iw 'iff 'wyx-fe-:.,Q5kTigaf -5 ww wk X, rx L f 1 e A FN we , , A An 4-.W A 'v :1.x.x . ' A ' TRESWEWP1' 7 , A M- mc: -wwf 1, ,QQ f X' M 1 v ek X ' ' 1'-213 53 klllilw , 1 k Q - ,. B If . K 1 ' N n.'.'N ' X9 K a v ' '-Q,--5-?1---v '.4 X -'. . ? L A-f 1- N ,J A,- -4- x ,, .,,..-,fi-e.. Q, ' Fil' . Q AA 'i'f 5f-f. ' -.... Friends are important, too. We find them ev- erywhere. . . by the post office,-on the sidewalk, going our way. . . They're busy, too, with their own worries about not enough time, but they're always willing to lend an ear and listen. 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' '- .V 'mW5'5M:g,,.' .ywfw i V- U MW ,t 'QW I V 9 pw 4 , 'w'Z,y,T.'j' Y 'www wx-fig' 'N' fa . Y 155-Wfaem -' ' f vrfwdfv 3' +4 W - gp, ww 'ww Qq,, 'l- A U q -I ., ,. I N . ,,. ' www W -, .-A, ' A' I activities Time and I have a book to fill I must act now before he's gone. The Heart ofthe Campus Chapel Ever since the gymnasium was built, memories of chapel consist of crunchy sheets of plastic on the floor, broken metal chairs, hastily put up curtains and a see-through stage. But the chapel curriculum boasted something extra this year - a new building. With a Spire tower- ing above the trees, the chapel was given as a gift by Mr. Ray Herrick of Tecumseh, Michigan before he died last year. We remain ever grateful to Mr. Herrick, and the gratitude is felt over and over again as we worship amid the beauty of the new building. Dr. Ryder and Dave Brown were the Faculty! Student Chapel Co- ordinators. 'bw ?, F Homecoming 1973 - A Songfor You Mus ic appeared all over campus on October 12 and 13 as A Song For You set the theme for homecoming weekend. Alumni returned and helped spread the sense of excitement for judson's llth homecoming. Classes and dorm residents decorated the campus which Queen Bev Calendar was soon to reign over. The highlight of the weekend was judson's 3-2 soccer victory over Trinity and the first annual Judson Invi- e tational for cross country, which Judson took third place against six opponents. The internationally famous Dundee Scots band, from nearby Dundee High School, led the halftime Q show during the soccer game before a overflowing audience. E 1973 graduate Steve Smith joins returning alumni by registering in the lobby. Seniors Nancy Anderson and Susan Chatlos lend their talents to make the Administration Building a musical place to be . 1 1 Queen Bev is all smiles for her new subjects. 1 i A 1' The 1973 Homecoming Court, L. TO R.: Carol Cornell, Sue Neely, Queen Bev Calendar, Joni Abel and Karen Allen. , ,.,. 'Pg' I pf' if 'Vlluusuluv L g 5 X Q ini IF S to 49: 'Mft' f Duane Young sparks Judson's talent on the cross country team as he came in fourth out of over 35 contestants in the Invitational. Girls in Ohio Hall took first place in the building decorating contest among classes and dorm residents with their develop- ment of the song My Favorite Things. iq' ' A pan-.....,, I , V ivw There was lots of excitement at the soccer game as Middlers took honorable mention for Judson set the Pace to Win' their decoration of the Science Building. Here the tin man adorns a pillar to the tune of Somewhere Over the Rainbow. The Dundee Scots band captured attention and held it during We Want a Victory! And their whole performance. we got it! -1 n.l1A11f A-,m..f.L-,. - .- we J1.-....1,.1.usi nv-Lv,-..-.nr . 1- ,.. A A Playfor Fa!! - A Man for All Seasons f '.1g:1? -.' I ' 1 f-2: ifff'ff,, A an , ' ,, ,, 5, 1,4-,. A 'A m ' ,? ' I 1' ,257 , vm' V. , 4. , -V, .4 My 3' W. 'wc eg., z if Y , 1, ,,ir.,.,.,,4.-V,-,W A JMR, UiWN,t,,. t V. af., Y-?,!l.2 v Mag' V, 1 Az' JL 37 ffv: vt , ff-.,, , V '---1-W 'tw I W.w,5f Q.5 -,gg fr at ,- 'W 'A ifiglygg 1 M ' - tiff '. A 4 .5 'fa gs- :w - M '-'f-11.-f..a.,-J r L 'Y nz ' , . ' 1 King Henry greets the Lady Margaret, Sir Thomas' daughter, and finds favor with the whole family. October 24 -27 hosted the fall play: Robert Bolt's A Man For All Seasons, a. play in which Bolt sought to find a man who represented the universal ideal of what man should or could become. He found this ideal in Sir Thomas More, who sought to be God's man, no matter what the storm or season. The play was excellently produced. The college community was proud of the talents of the cast. Steve johnson designed the set for his senior project and deserves recog- nition. Paul Beyer, too, deserves Worthy mention for his superb portrayal of Sir Thomas More. Cast: The Common Man . . Ron Gray Sir Thomas More ...... Paul Beyer Master Richard Rich . . . john Deakyne Duke of Norfolk ...... Barry Davis Lady Alice More . . . Mary Lynn Ewing Cardinal Wolsey ...... Fred Norris Thomas Cromwell ..... Doug Loomer Signor Chapuys ....... Steve Perry Chapuy's Attendant . . Dave Heintzelman William Roper ..... Steve Wamberg . . Fred Norris . .Maggie Naidl . . Duane Young King Henry VIII . . Catherine Anger . Thomas Cranmer . Fred Norris played a double role as Henry and as Cardinal Wolsey, pictured here. Young Roper strives hard for the hand of the Lady Margaret. The Duke of Norfolk warns Sir Thomas of the dangers of fighting the Icing. 14 Cromwell surprises Master Richard Rich when Rich thinks too much of his advancing success. The Duke strives to bring the court to justice during Sir. Thomas' trial, but finally More loses his head for daring to oppose the King. Steve Perry played the Signor Chapuys, who was always trying to get Sir Thomas on HIS side. A 1 Even in the changing seasons and the awareness of the passing time, we need to remember who We are and what We are. We need to remember that We are somebody's friend. s .ix 5 . I ,. .,- fu! .KM v A-1, W v ' we . ,duff ni ,. :YW ,Kr , ,hw Ly, 6 ,ss Y X , 18 is ' ...ff ' I 7 Mgt I -.z,,, 'X ' uv 47 -v ,V ,yi Q , ., M A , ,Q .,,. N ' I ,N A 9 , X , 'N Q9 -A MN A , ' ' , 'i-,,,,,f14fysv4 4 M V, , , f.g.f3,z ,gj..ff,- , V W f , vf 'Y ' -1 yn-1. 'fp 1- .V A 1, in ffizig , V '.f:,.,Ag,-.wif W M,-,?,. , er, j , ,V ' - V fi gr ,, V , 4g,,m, 'V , ' -my M'-ff. , f W ,jfwM+uwQ, V Wm M I Q V- MA fu I' A A ' F 'VA' ,-gm! V I, - ,. V 5 -'1 , . 1 Y 4.5, 5 ,v ,.5?,Ir ., .f:z.35-5: 7,51 2f.,,. 1-,. Q R V , N . - Q, .Q ,- V1 - gwgdzx f-:-? ':.I'f- :se Q P f, X- fa. ., T sf ,.4. x ,, ' I ' A ' ' Q , - jf lg V--a,I53g3.'3... : .-:-- V xi A. v,,g,555 ,gm 5 .,, ,,, ,l s N Ai? 1 fam, f---a ,, N x ,kk X 'X 19 S pirilual Enriehm ent Week - A Challenge to Faith Dan Behm le ads the singing while worship leader, Lance Williams joins in. i Faith was the theme of the 1974 Spiri- tual Enrichment Week as the Reverend William Meyers came to Judson from the North Shore Baptist Church in Chicago. Each day involved a different perspective of faith, as Faith's Commitmentg Faith's Con- fidenceg Faith's Callg Faith's Courageg Faith's Character. The Week started with a Steve and Maria concert in the new chapel and ended with the Truth returning to sing for the first time in Herrick Chapel. Small prayer groups were held throughout the Week along with other special events. Denny Adams shares his testimony. 20 Dr. Clossman represents the faculty in reading the Scriptures. Rev. Meyers really reached his audience with his impact nw 'f W 0 ' h ..f',.o I .1 The 1974 Snow Queen Court: Sue Neely, Lorna Phelps, Debbie Copeland, Donna Perry, and Karen Allen. A nd It Snowedfor the Snow Queen Banquet! ,..,..Mf g A fx ff if if This year's Snow Queen Banquet was held at the Pheasent Run Lodge in St. Charles and was Well attended by stu- dents and faculty alike. John Heinz was the master of ceremonies and enter- tainment Was provided by jay Oliver, an illusionist who performed mental tricks. Highlights of the evening were when Dr. Ryder Won the campus Best Legs contest and the crowning of the 1974 Snow Queen, Sue Neely, shown here with her escort, Steve Sherhondy. After the Banquet, ChiRho returned to Judson to host a popular concert. 23 1 4 N0ye's Fludde - A Community Effort Noah and his family receive orders to build an ark. When Mrs. Noye didn't want to go, they just picked her up and carried her on. The winter opera was indeed a community effort as several neighboring churches lent their Voices and their children to tell the amusing Version of Noah and the Flood. Written by Ben- jamin Britten and taken from the Chester My- stery Cycle Cwritten about 17455 the opera puts the story to music. Children of the staff and faculty and the surrounding area became the birds and animals and Elgin musicians lent their talent for the Orchestra. And then the animals came on and on. . . 24 if t. And the rains c Dire l CAST: Voice of Cod Noye . . . Mrs. Noye Sem .... Ham . . . jaffet . . . Mrs. Sem . Mrs Ham Mrs: jaffet Mrs. Noye' s ClIOI' . ame down and the waters tossed. . . gossips . . Musical Director . Chorus Director . . . Larry jones . . . Barry Davis . . Libby Wilson . Doug Loomer . . Scott Hetrick . . . Dan Behm . . Jody Stuart . Kathy Cornell . . . Blythe Hitch . . Karen Coyle Mary Lynn Ewing jean Kirkpatrick Margaret Naidl Beth Weiss . .james Cramer . Ed Thompson Alice Thompson NX-- And the animals came off and the congregation joined them in singing Alleluia! 25 sports I'm so tired from running such a non-stop race. FRONT ROW: Claude Berrout, Ernie Musikiwamba, Gashaw Abebe, Mark Gregory, Rich Ludwigson, Fareed Youkhanna, Reggie Smith. BACK ROW: Tim Rapson, Steve LeFevre, Fekade Zewde, Jon Winans, Bob Hoffmire, Steve Sherbondy, Bill Maffy, Dave Thompson, Steve Herington, Mike Glickert, Hapte Kassaye, Dave Martens, John Heinz. Many firsts took place in soccer this year as Coach Woody Smith led the mighty Eagles to the Co-championship of the NHC. Finishing with a 7-3-2 record C3-l-2 in NIICJ, the Eagles Went to the district playoffs for the first time ever to face Quincy College, a tough team who went on become NAIA National champs. It was the first time any Judson players have made All-District as Mike Glickert made the first team and Gashaw Abebe made the second team. Not only were Glickert and Abebe co-captains, but both re- ceived the co-Most Valuable Player award. Rich Ludwigson became the Most Improved Player, and Glickert was nominated to All-Conference. This year, Abehe also set Judson records for most goals per game 465, most goals per season Q75 and most points per season 1303. Experience helped this year as Heinz, I-Ierington, I-Ioffmire, Kassaye, Maffy, Thompson, and Winans, be- side Glickert and Abebe, were all in their last season. We were all proud of this great team as it was the first time in any sport that the Eagles have won the championship. 28 Soccer . . the Time Is Now Coach Woody Smith made a splendid debut as soccer coach as he took over the team this fall. A 1973 Judson graduate, Woody played soccer for four years at Judson, being All- Conference three times and Most Valuable Player three times. Coach Smith also holds Judson's record for leading scorer with 49 goals and 74 over- all points. A Year of Victory 444 From the top are Tom Laxton, Larry Crane, Tim Etter- nick, Duane Young, Jim Fay, Randy Moore and Coach Kraus. Setting the Pace 1974 Cross Country .ff 1973 was a good year for Cross Country as they won seven out of ten dual meets, and placed fourth in the conference. Coached by Don Kraus and led by Captain Randy Moore, the Judson run- ners raced to the second straight winning season in Cross Country at Judson. All of the men received letters in the sport and fortunately none of them are graduating and all will be able to participate next year. This was also the first time ever that a Judson student has participated in national competition as Duane Young Went to Kansas to place 277th out of over 400 in the N.A. I.A. national meet. Duane also received the Most Valuable Player award for the team. 292524 In his fourth season as Cross Country coach, Don Kruas believes in victory. He was a cross country rimner at Judson before he graduated. He and his wife Maureen live in Elgin. Jim and Randy strive to Win. g 30 Dr. Stuart Ryder was the faculty ad- visor for the team. What is a manager? A Tim Etternick who is willing to nm 5 miles in a race just so his team can get a team standing and not have to forfeit. A team must have five men run to be able to count the meet. So who do we get who is will- ing to go out and run his guts out? The manager. H532 33 1 1 i 1 FRONT ROW: Mark Wiseman, Gary Shelley, Corky May, Scott Silver, Bernie Jackson, Tyrone Perkins, Wayne Jones, and Arthur Byrd BACK ROW: Coach Helm, Tim Hodges, Eldridge Brown, David Monk, Emmett Green, Clay Camp- bell, Don Hopper, Tom Randall, Larry Edwards and Coach Allen 1974 Basketball: Tall Men ana' Tall Spirits Striving to win was the big spark for the Eagles this season as the final record was ll wins and 16 losses. Basically a young team, the Eagles grew to appreciate the strength the newer members could give them. T om Randall and Gary Shelley fcaptainb both became part of the l, 000 point club and Tom received the MVP award as well as being elected All-Conference. Mark Wiseman achieved the Isaac Strain Sportsmanship Award and Scott Silver was the Most Improved Player. 34 i. if Q I used to think Coach Helm was unusually calm until I noticed his ears got beet red every time we goofed. -QQ n. 5 -'92 1 ,if ,, Q i gl xffia ... Qian' e 5' . , 1 B ix . -J 'Q ',- , Z 5 -i 9 if , ,.,.! .,.. ,,, ... A Q. .. P' .QSVY-e MW , 'I . -W ,v 421 qua: 'pm 31 X i 1 55 sul' LAQ4-i.....n:,, .. .aff ,f' W ll 'llg 'X 19 4 Baseball - A Young Team Co-Captains Mike Glickert and Reggie Smith with Coach Woody Smith qcmwmn Baseball promises to be exciting this year as many new members make their debut. John Heinz, Jack Mathias, Mike Glickert, Bill Maffy, Reggie Smith, Mark Wiseman and Mike Turner are the only returning players. Wiseman, Mathias and Dennis DePriest are not pictLu'ed here, neither is Mark Gregory, team manager. ,. ,, , , g ,Q ,j M 1. Q ga x , af. . , I V V i, w N i - Q' M , 1 Q- nyg Q -gwfgaggg ,,,i,f faaaa Bill Maffy 36 Shkf john Heinz 4g 32332 e EQEEE . Gp, Mike Turner Dave Thompson Steve Sherbondy A Cal Lyons Jack Dobbins Jim Harris Scott Hetrick Bill Schultz me M en's Intramurals 38 ,A H. ., . 1: ai .1 .Q Iii iz K ' me Lf ilit- 'Q 353:52 - 5? . Aw. W0men's I ntereollegiate Sports v l 40 Wom en's Intramurals fwf-ewwmwf, wif -,gQii!-Qzffiibt , .,u.,::. av' , ,Z- ff 2 -Cf' , . U If , W, w M, '59 ,Y sf M. , M, , I 4, 6, .4 sm U wg: 1 1 -3: ' ' , 41 organizations Can't we Sit down awhile and enjoy a simpler pace? ' 5 kk ,W ff 'iff fulfil 4-M1 fa.. , at Q Lamplighter: Issues and Ideas Ron Wynn A6 Chris Pickett -41 Sports Editor Sue Neely Susan Chatlos Editor Associ ate Editor Chri sAn.n Anderson Lenora Arkin Roger Carpenter Program Director Ms. Wirz Advisor to Larnplighter and WJUD Ron Pearson General Manager Dana Thompson Val Raddle Wes Barnes Mike Turner Dr. Ryder Advisor 44 joy Tennyson Steve Wamberg Janet Augsburger . i f Mike Turner M Val DeWeese Dave Chasteen Camera Shy : Don Hopper, Tim Hodges, Dan Rappaport, Sue Neely. WJU15 Voice ofthe Campus Lantern Highlights the Year Trish McConnaughay Barb Augsburger Torn Laxton Rick Gibbons Susan Lust Nancy Wells Ron Bowen Mag Long wits jackie Crandall Connie Baatz Vicky Wilson Editor The yearbook staff tried hard to put out an excellent book. We initiated several new ideas and did our best to make things easier for next year's staff. Staff of next year - it's all yours! - if Carol Latina Jill Hovorka Robert Sherbondy ' A . dvlsor Dana Thompson Kathy Malehorn , ,Ka , M 1 4 X - I - 'S' X' 1 . -, I I A is ,f . 5, A 4. 9 3 f , 1 ' ' , N . Steve Whiteside June Ellis Marketta Bedell Business Manager 45 ,f ,J FRONT ROW: Steve Perry, Mike Guerra. SECOND ROW: Steve Sherbondy, Volkman President, Dave Chasteen, Vice- President, Steve Wamberg, Chris Pickett, Barry Davis. MIDDLE: jon Winans, President. BACK ROW: Sue Neely, Trea- surer, Linda Weaver, Judi McConnell, Karen Harding, Secretary, Betty Sharp, Ohio Hall President. J udsorfs Lyfeblooa' - Student Senate naw mais pun., The Senate sponsored a seminar in the early fall trimester concerning basic hu- man rights and freedom. I-Iere, Mr. Ar- thur I. Melvin, Executive Director of Century III Foundation, Dave Chasteen and Dr. Didier, advisor to the Senate, dis- cuss their participation in Seminar '76 . 'PP' Winter brought a blood drive, sponsored by the Senate, in which 74 students and faculty participated. Christian Religion and Philosph y Club 4 7. ' 7 9 ' ..,., , ...- Az-W-.ag-wa -ei' s '- ffawvfmwwmwfefwifn f , T . ,Ag 5, . W 5 - X xy , ,x y Eff, FRONT: Kevin Inglehart, Nick Cokkinias, Carol Latina, Mary Baumgartner. BAC K: Phil Augsburger, Larry Baldridge, Steve Maul, Kathy Hendricks, Dr. Besancon, Tony Black, Robbie Coles, Jon Win- ans, Vicky Wilson, Vanessa Anderson. Black Student Union FRONT ROW: Tyrone Benefield, Dannie Bell, Arthur Byrd, Bob Burnside. MIDDLE ROW: Debbie Copeland, Vanessa Hill, Terry Walker, Irvina Watson, LaWanda Brown. BACK ROW: Eldridge Brown, Larry Edwards, Bev Calendar, Dennis Hill. 47 Where Good Sportsmanship Begins The Fellowship of Christian Athletes, FRONT ROW: Eldridge Brown, Dennis DePriest, Mike Turner, Coach Smith, Coach Helm, Duane Young. BACK ROW: Larry Edwards, jon Winans, Mike Glickert, Bill Maffy, Tom Randall. iiziisima-..: W. .,, - J Club Ana' FCA J Club, FRONT ROW: John Heinz, Mike Turner, Tom Laxton, Randy Moore. BACK ROW: Coach Kraus, Tim Eternick, Larry Crane, Duane Young, Bill Maffy, Jim Fay. 48 BOTTOM ROW QL, TO RJ Robbie Coles, secretary: Larry Crane, treasurer, Cedric Gowler, president. SECOND ROW: Dave Brown, Nancy Wells, Vicky Wilson. THIRD ROW: Tim Etternick, Sandy Barouski, Carol Cornell. TOP ROW: Mr. Erickson, ad- visor, Jim Fay, Dr, Ryder, advisor, Ron Pierson, Kathy Snow. Not pictured: Barry Davis, vice-president. Circle K The Baptist Student Union, sponsored by the Larkin Ave- nue Baptist Church, consists of students from both Judson and Elgin Community College. Di- rected and advised by Rev. Howie, Pastor of the Larkin Avenue church, the students engage in many serious studies of the Bible. Baptist Student Union In its second year at jud- son, the Circle K club worked hard to be of service to the campus community. A college subsidiary of Kiwanis Inter- national, Circle K seeks first to help people. One of their biggest fund raising events is their annual pancake supper, with Dr. Ryder's famous pan- cake flipping act. SITTING: QL, TO RQ Kathy Hendricks, Sandy Hazelwood, Cindy Wascher and Linda Figgins. STANDING: Rev. Howie, Ken Howie, Dan Figgins, Lance Williams, and Professor Averill. 49 The 1973-74 Pom Pom squad provided entertainment for spectators at halftime of the home basketball games. Routines were done to var- ious songs including: Hawaii Five-O , Save the Country , and Papa was a Rolling Stone. Porn Porns Provide H abf Time Entertainment FRONT ROW: QL. to R. J Trish McConnaughay, Linda Jones, Debbie Copeland, Linda Seiple, Ioan Umbreit. BACK ROW: Leslie Keyt, Cindy Lindberg, Jane Finnegan, La- Wanda Brown, Kathy Malehorn and Carol jenkins, advisor Stirring Up the Spirit - Pep Club 50 The Pep Club is made up of members of the cheerleading squad, Pom Pom squad and other interested students. Ad- the club helped in manning the concession stands during the home basketball and soccer games. They also did their best to drum up the Spirit. vised by Ms. Barbara Myhrman, Cheerleaders Promote Spirit 45 'anni-gv The 1973-74 cheerleading squad put in long hours of hard work preparing cheers and routines for soccer and basketball games. The squad was advised by Ms. Andrea Helm, and coached by Ms. Cindy Shelley. Winter trimester replacements were Becky Baney and Hannah Aren. Above, BOTTOM ROW: fl. to r.J Barb Hunter, Mary Baumgartner, Rose Toliver. TOP: Nancy Olsen, Andrea Helm, Jill Hovorka Ccap- tainj, Cindy Shelley, Gusta Chamberlain. Pep Band M arches the Team n Scott Hetrick joins the band to spur the crowd to cheer A Joyful Noise : Phil Wallace, Blythe Hitch, Steve Estle, Elizabeth Weiss, Dan Hone, jean Kirkpatrick. 'mitmw 353 Sweet Spirit : Dave Hatcher, Brenda Egolf, Pat Pelham, Terri Rush, Rick Gibbons, Phil Carter. The Disciples : FRONT ROW: Ron Washington, Dannie Bell. BACK ROW: Irvina Watson, Debbie Farrell, Terry Walker. 52 The Reach Out Team program ex- panded this year as more teams were added and diversified. The teams Went farther and did more this year too. Soloists were added to the program. The Drama teams grew, too, and spent more time on the road this year. These students all spent a lot of time . traveling the countryside and using their talents to tell others not only of Judson, but of Christ. Soloist Kathy Richter . Debbie Farrell, Mary Lynn Ewing, Fred Norris, Scott Hetrick, Christy Morrison, Dave Chapman. Not Pictured: Brenda Atkinson. Reach- at Teams: Reaching Outfor Christ Ana' Judson Girls Duet: jan Burkey and Pat Mahon. john Deakyne, Maggie N aidl, Kim Rasmussen. Girl's Team: Myra Gibbons, Bev Carver, Karen Coyle, Dennis Zill. 53 Choir - AyMeasure of Harmony The choir had a very good year which climaxed in their trip to Germany to sing during spring break. Led by Mr. Ed Cleftj the choir also enjoyed being on television from Chicago early in the fall semester. And their Christmas concert was the first one ever to be performed in the new Her- rick Chapel. . ca F ,,,,, ' Q ,Q X. 5' 9- nv. . 1. , N.. SM 35 .arf Q 5- Y ff' ' S523 W, vs. . NF -MW s S63 f ff 'Alf 8 ,G ,,..X5, if Pff li :MQ IMMWJ ' ' M . administration But you cou1dn't stay for as I turned I found you'd rushed away. '11, Nu! p ,J -Q. 0' , I M... N x ,J xx 1 ,g, JW , , df, , If 1 photo - Daily Courier News of Elgin A ltainmenl ofa Goal - Accrea'ilali0n 1973 saw many good things, with the best be- ing accreditation. Above, Dr. Boss reads letters of congratulation to the crowded gymnasium as the Judson community celebrates. And celebrate we did! The Admissions office celebrated, too, as enrollment for the Winter trimester exceeded that of the fall trimester for the first time in jud- son's history. Many people helped us attain ac- creditation, and many people need to be thanked. Among these are the Trustees. The Executive Board of the Trustees: QL. to R. Q Dr. joseph I. Chapman, Executive Minister of the Ohio Baptist Convention, H. David Root, Dr. Harm A. Weber, Dr. james H. Smith, Executive Sec- retary of the Illinois Baptist State Association, Dr. john A. Dawson, Chairman of the Board of Trust- ees, Dr. Willis A. Reed, Mrs. Verna johnson, Dr. Arthur L. Farrell, Executive Director of the Amer- ican Baptist Churches of Michigan. 58 s 1 Dr. Harm Weber is completing his fourth year as President here at Judson and has seen it grow and grow. He has been honored with a Doctorate of Divinity degree from Judson and this past year he was the chairman of the Elgin Area Good News Crusade sponsored by the Billy Graham Association. T The Vice President for Development, Rev. Harold Blatt, has been at Judson since 1965, with time out between 1968 and 1971. He is also the secretary of the Public Re- lations Association of American Baptists. The Dean of Student Affairs, Dr. James Didier, not only directs the Student Affairs Office, but he teaches Man and Society and Social Psychology, advises the Student Senate and Works with the architects and the builders of the new chapel and Fine Arts buildings. He has been at Judson six years and is also the President of the Altunni Association of Northern Baptist Theological Seminary. Dr. Edgar Boss, Dean of the College, has been at Judson ten years and leads all the academic committees, along with the whole academic atmosphere. Dr. Boss is also treasurer of the Executive Committee of the Board of Directors of the Associated Colleges of the Chicago Area. Mr. H. David Root is completing his first year as Business Manager of Judson. Prior to coming to Judson, he was a Business Administrator for the Baptist General Conference. Lois R. Warner, right, is head of Reg- istrar and has held this position since 1963. She owns a B.A. from Wheaton College and M.R ,E, from New York Theological Seminary and is a member of the Curriculum Coordinating Group and secretary of the Academic Affairs Committee. Danford A. Schar, below, became the first to hold the office of Director of Student Development at Judson. With an A ,B, from Taylor University and an M,S , from Northern Illinois University, he also teaches Man and Science. Dan has been at Judson four years, during which he and his wife were houseparents of Ohio Hall up to last year. He is a member of the Student Affairs Commit- tee, and advises the Student Senate and other student organizations. Donald G. Peterson also is new at Judson this year and holds the position of head Librarian. Before coming to Judson he was the Head of Cataloging and Process- ing Services at Wheaton College. He is also a member of the Board of Directors of the Geneva Township Public Library. He has a B,A. from Bethany College, and M,D, from Bethel Theological Seminary and an M.S, Northern Illinois University. 60 . t F ,wits Mrs. Gloria Clossman opened her first year at Judson as Coordinator of Financial Aids. She, too, has a B.A. from Wheaton College and an M,A, from Ball State Universityg and before Judson, she was a nursery school and kinder- garten teacher. The Development Office grew and grew this year as many changes in personnel was made. Enrollment leaped under ster, Director of Admissions. Having been at Judson for four years, this was his first year as Director of Admissions. And enrollment statistics prove his good Work. Outside public re- lations abounded under the cap- able hand of Rev. Robert E. Sherbondy, the Director of Communications. This is Bob's second year on the staff, and he is also the advisor of the Lan- tern staff and of the Alumni Association. Area directors were added this year to stimulate interest in Judson among the outlaying regions and the Admissions Counselors, too, Worked hard to tell others of Judson. CLOCKWISE FROM UPPER LEFT: Robert Sherbondy, Wendell Webster, Rick Bowser, Admissions Counselor, Jon Hanchett, Admissions Counselorg Lynne Williams, Admissions Counselor, Verna Johnson, Area Director and Admissions Counselor, Gorden Danielson, Area Director, Ray Carter, Area Director, Peter Borzeka, Area Director. 61 the guidance of Wendell P. Web- I ,I i ,fu 5 Y A . Q ? A if Vi Q I 'iii ff? 1 T? 'fi QQ ' ' Gerry Craddock, Secretary to the President judy Hamilton, Secretary to the Dean of Student Affairs Joyce Anderson, Secretary to the Dean of the College Virginia Carmony, Secretary to the Vice President of Development li z 5 K, Edwina Calvert, Supervisor of Accounting, and Secretary to the Business Manager. Edna Bell, Cataloger of the Library ur Staff' A Variety of People With a Variety Ofskitzs me judie Shields, Switchboard Cheryl Dobbins, Registrar Susan Crowfoot, Acquisition's Librarian Elsie Smith, Circulation-Periodicals Librarian Hazel Collins, Registiar Ml f , fu' 4,5 Fr Qt 'li X-. Laura Irvine, Accounting Sally Ackemann, Communications X Bertha Reynolds, Accounting Ruth Bieber , Accounting k ffm! -1-.... Mary Beyer, Campaign Secretary fDevelopmentj r w J' K 'Q Danita Determan fleftj and Marge Curran, Admissions .. .LoLiiAvi.'.akr it -,, I -+3W -- ll' DW :LW . A-.-,, 575 V ,-L ,,, , N, 3 aj 'Q 3-, 'Ai 1 7 V .1 s 4 Peggy Webster, Manager of the Bookstore Rhonwyn Nabors, Supervisor of the Addressing Department Patricia Adams, Supervisor, Campus Post Office oan Didier, R.N. Director of Health Center Ladonna Sunderman, R.N. Health Center -- -ez,,:.-... f- I '11 Ai. 'i- 3 Barbara and Rolf Myhrman, Houseparents Ohio Hall Charlotte, Tonya and jim Cramer, House family Volkman Hall jeannetts Matthew, and Ted Hsieh, House family Dining Residence Hall 1973 saw many changes as Loretta Hallman QABOVEQ left and Judson welcomed David Monroe as its new Food Service Manager. Dave used to be a Master Sergeant in the Army, but he couldn't do a better job in our kitchen. Home - Where You Lay Your Head and Eat Your Bread ll-' Grace Ann Gatzmeyer dishes it out. FRONT: fl. to r. J Mary Ann, Florence, Dorothy. BACK: Lucille and Susie. Not pictured: Elvira. Albert H. 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Q1V k:gQ,2-.f.:fs5eg-as - -in i' -UE,-.::aizif,.V:e :fm uw....Jx.-f.:-.,,5.-L 1:-V 1.:V:,::.VgH3551-gfV,.7'.-.1.V-aw? r' C'9g?1'fbEI'?' saiisaxizalifisgsa Va. .f .g,QfV:?,.5.Vxj?-V: V .S,,'.-Sw-V..-.. .- . .- , V .V?.a4z2e'if'Qiibfziw-':V'2z'V2,:S':,:V-,- - . -V ' . WW Q , A ,vw WW' f . 5545 WML, gzzf 'fj- xgff- W :M fb 5 yy , nv was I 7V ' 94, ' . Y tw, if f ,, 'af 4 If gif, V' if ' 7,- ,JSA wwf WW x And you think you're going to pass my class. . . , ' . . 1 f X Hoooo, boy! That was funny. just wait till this next test. . . . In the Minds of Professors If only these kids would learn to orally interpret. . . 70 A wh, What! Let you out of class! No, never. . . 1 if On the Art 0fC0mmunicaling . Dr. Stuart A. Ryder, Associate Professor of English, has been at Judson five years. In add- ition to teaching Archetypes of Western Literature Faith and Doubt, Man and Arts, Prophetic Comedy and History and Structure of the English Language, he is Senior Class advisor, an advisor to and performer on the WIUD staff, Faculty Chapel Co- ordinator, and Faculty Moderator. He received his B.A. from Yale College, his B.D. from Yale Divinity School and his Ph. D. from Yale Graduate School. Ms. Delores Wirz, Assistant Professor in English, is completing her second year of full time teaching at Judson. With a B.S. from the University of Wisconsin, and an M.S. from the University of Illinois, she teaches Man and Soc- iety, a seminar in Radio, Analytical Prose, Free- dom of the Press and American History, English Language, and Mass Media in Contemporary America. Not only is she the Chairperson of the CA department, she is also the chairperson of the Curriculum Coordinating Committee, Middler Class Advisor and advisor to the newspaper and radio staffs. Q , ,!W?m,,,w,,a.,. -A Ms. jane Hamlin, has been an Instructor in English at Judson for three years, teaching Hero and Anti-Hero, The Short Story and Shakespeares Romantic Plays. Her B.A. comes from Univer- sity of Illinois and her M.A. from Northern Il- linois University Where she is doing further grad- uate studies. 71 Mrs. Janet Heinicl-ce, Assistant Professor of Art, is in her fourth year at Judson and teaches Color and Design, Seminar in Mod- ern Art, Art History, Renaissance Seminar, Painting, Graphics, and Advanced Visual Arts. Her B. S. was earned at Wittenberg University, and her M.S. at the University of Wisconsin. Not only is she the Chairperson of the Professional Affairs Commit- tee, but she is the 1st Vice-President of the Illinois State Divi- sion of the American Association of University Women. The Sight And Sound 0fFine Art Mr. Paul Sitz, Instructor in Art, came to Judson two years ago, and now teaches Ceramics, Sculpture, and Drawing. He has a A.B. from Dartmouth College, an M.F.A. from the University of Chicago and a Dip. Ed. from Makerere University College in Kampala, Uganda. Summer of 1973 found him designing sets from the Elgin Summer Youth Theatre Production of Li'1 Abner. 72 Dr. Ed Thompson has been teaching at Judson for 11 years, along with being the choir director not only of our choir, but that of the lst Baptist Church of Elgin, where he is also Minister of Music. With a B.A, from Wheaton College, and Th. M. from Northern Baptist Seminary, a Mus. M. and a D,M.A, from the American Conserv- atory of Music, he also directs the Elgin Com- munity Chorus. Mr. Ed teaches Music History, Conducting, Sight Singing, Ear Training and Voice. Mr. David Scwaegler, Instructor in Music, teaches Brass Instru- ment Technique. He owns a B. Mus. Ed. and a Mus. M. from Northwestern University. Not only is Mr. James Cramer the Assistant Professor of Drama, but he is also the houseparent of Volkman Hall. In his fourth year at Judson, he teaches Theatre History, Acting, Oral In- terpretation of Literature, Theatre Production, Play Directing, Man and Arts, and The English Language: Its Uses and Re- sources. He has a B.A, from Wheaton College, and an M.F.A. from University of Georgia. He directs all the student pro- duced plays at Judson and also serves as Chairperson of the Stu- dent Affairs Committee and the Fine Arts Division. He also advises the Religious Drama Teams. Mrs. Eloise Leftrook, Instructor in Music, teaches Piano for Judson Students. Her B. Music comes from Chicago Musical College and her M.Music from Temple University. She pre- viously taught at the Blue Mountain Academy in Hamburg, Pennsylvania. Mrs. Alice Thompson, also an Instructor of Music, has been teaching Private Voice and Vocal Literature at Judson for eight years along with Opera, French Vocal Literature and Sacred Solo Literature. She owns a B.A, and a B,M.E. from Wheaton College, a Mus. M. from the American Conservatory of Music and is doing graduate studies at Northern Illinois University. She directs five choirs at the lst Baptist Church of Elgin: two handbell choirs and three children choirs. She also teaches Private Voice at the Elgin Commrmity College. Mr. Roger W. Wischmeier, Assistant Professor of Music, comes to us this year from Philadelphia College of Bible. He owns his B.M.E. and Mus. M. from University of Nebraska and teaches Harmony, Advanced Harmony, Organ Technique and Literature, Form and Analysis of Music, Counterpoint, and Composition. He has been listed in Who's Who in American Education and is now a Reach-Out team advisor and member of the Professional Affairs Committee. 73 Dr. Nicholas Siplock fleftj The Descent of Man - But Where Is He Going? Dr. Frank Averill Crightj is new at Judson this year, and he teaches Pre-Calculus Math, Cal- culus, General Physics and Com- puter Science. He hails from the University of Florida where he received both his B. B. and Ph. D. degree. 3? 'liz 1. Dr. Elizabeth Juergens meyer, Caboveb Associate Professor of Biology, entered her fifth year at Judson last fall. Listed in the American Men and Women of Science, she has a B.S. from Oregon State University and an M.S. and Ph. D. from the Univ- ersity of Illinois. As chair- person of the Science and Math division, she teaches Principles of Biology, Principles of Zoo- logy, Principles of Botany, The Biology of Tetrahymena, Here- dity and Evolution, Ecology and Environmental Science and Ani- mal Physiology. Dr. Rolf Myhrman, below, is also a new addition at Judson as the Assistant Professor of General Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, Man and Science, and Physical Chemistry. He holds an A. B. degree from Columbia University, and an M.S. and a Ph. D. from North- western University. Before coming to Judson, where he and his wife are houseparents of Ohio Hall, he served as a re- search fellow at the Rush Med- ical College in Chicago. began his third year at Judson this year and teaches Develop- mental Anatomy I and II. He ea- rned a B. S. at the University of Toronto and a Doctor of Veter- inary Medicine degree at Ontar- io Veterinary College. He has been listed in the Who's Who in Ohio and presently serves as a Reach-Out Team advisor and a member of Judson's Ath- letic Committee. 3 1 The Associate Professor of History, Marc Cleworth has been teaching at Judson four years. Teaching Evolution of Eu- rope, he has a B,A. from Morningside College and an M.A. in History from University of Chicago. He has done graduate studies here and at Northern Illinois University and the University of Minnesota. A Study ofthe Workings of Time Dr. Richard Clossman, Assistant Profes- sor of History, started his second year at Judson this year. He teaches Rise of the U.S. as a World Power, Institutional Christianity, European Colonialism, Colonial America and Man and Society, he is also the chairperson of the Human Institutions Division. He owns a B.A. from Bob Jones University, a B,D. from Northern Baptist Seminary, an M.A . and a Ph. D. from Ohio State University. 74,1 7 if 5' v7 5 '4 .'4f', ,,., , ,Q3,,.,Yf L, Lif'fg,gpqi?' 14111 . . , ,1, ' ,I 'Gig V .-ff22.zL.1Jf,fh ,g'..ng?z Z5gz1:fy. .- .1y,,,.3j-vwfvg .0 fz,ff'f2.kZ ff - 4 ,3-1 4122, We .f4:f?6'2y,f3i I ,. I , 1 jifrfffl f . ' Tl ...na gifgjb , iff? 'fi ' maya' 14 , ,sf I 1 ff f w. QQ L' ' ' ?.2f, J - f, 'M ' f-2' '. WYE' , rr.: is Mr. Ron Richards, Associate Professor of Economics, was new at Judson this year. With a B,S. from Wheaton University and an M,B.A. from Northwestern Uni- versity, he teaches International Trade and Finance, Theories of Marketing, Basic Economicsg Management Theory, Labor Economics and Comparative Eco- nomic Systems. He also serves on the Student Affairs and Athletic Committees. Dr. John Juergensmyer, Associate Professor of Political Science, has been at Judson since 1963, teaching Comparative Government and The Ameri- can Consitution and the Supreme Court. He has received his B.A. and J.D. degrees at the University of Illinois, his M.A, and Ph.D. from Princeton University and is now a prominent Elgin lawyer. He has been listed in Who's Who in the Mid West and has written several publications. , 75 O MiceAnd Men. Mr. Theodore T .Y. Hsieh, the Chairperson of the Human Re- lations Division, is also the Chairperson of the Academic Af- fairs Committee, the Director of Student Housing, and house- parent of the men's dorm. I-le teaches Foundations of Behav- ioral Sciences, Statistics and Research Designs, Experimental Psychology, Man and the Arts, a seminar on Contemporary China, and team teaches Marriage and the Family with his wife, Jeanette. He has a B.A . from Trinity College and an M.A. from both Trinity Divinity School and Northern Illinois University, he is doing Ph.D. studies at the latter school. Ted has been at Judson since 1969. Dr. Robert Rediehs also comes to us for the first time this year after teaching at the University of Minnesota. He teaches Foun- dations of Behavioral Sciences, Social Psychology, Psycholoy of Personality, Psychology of Abnormal Behavior, and Psychology of Religion. He received his B.A., M.Div. , and S.I.M, from Concordia Seminary and his Ph.D. from the University of Edin- burgh in Scotland. Dr. Rediehs is also a member of the Student Affairs Committee. Although this was her first year here, Miss Carol Jenkins, Pro- fessor of Sociology, was kept busy being advisor to the PomPom squad and coach of the women's basketball team. She teaches Social Institutions, Social Theories, Social Problems, Commun- ity, Man and Science, Social Science Research Method. She owns a B.A. from Malone College, an M. S. in Religious Edu- cation from Chicago Graduate School of Theology, and one in Sociology from Western Michigan University. Carol, who is talented in music and writing as well as teaching, comes to us from Henry Ford Community College in Dearborn, Mich. Mr. Robert Westlund, Instructor in Sociology, owns a B.A, from Judson and an M.A. from Loyola University. He teaches Social Welfare, and two Practicums in Social Welfare. Teaching Future Teachers Mrs. Jeanette Hsieh, the Director of Teacher Education, han- dles the Judson side of teacher education, teaching Educational Psychology, Developmental Psychology, supervising student teaching and team teaching Marriage and the Family with her husband Ted. With a B.A. from Westmont College and an M,A, from Wheaton College, Mrs. Hsieh is not only freshman class advisor, but the housemother of the men's dorm. She has been at Judson five years. Dr. Leona Mirza, a Professor of Education at North Park, also teaches Methods of Teaching, and Curriculiun and Instruction. She earned her B.A. from North Park and a M,A, and an Ed. D. at Western Michigan University. She has been teaching at North Park since 1969. Dr. Paul Mars, teaches Methods of Teaching and Curriculum and Instruction along with Develop- ment of Educational Thought. I-Ie earned an A,A. from North Park and a B.S. from University of Minnesota, and M,S, from Uni- versity of Omaha and an Ed. D. from University of Nebraska. He has been teaching at North Park for two years. 77 C hrislian Religion A na' Philosophy T ranslales Here A na' Now Mr. Robert Erickson is the Associate Professor of Chris - tian Religion and has also been at juds on since it was started. He received his B. S. from the University of Minnesota, his B. D. from Bethel Seminary and is currently a Ph. D. candidate at the University of Chicago. He is the instructor of Paul and His Interpreters, New Testa- ment in Contemporary Study, Distinctive Ideas in the Old Testament, Life and Meaning of jesus, Interpreting the Bible, and Philosophers and Theologians in Dialogue. Last year, Mr. Erickson helped organize and sponsor Circle K, a college group subsidized by the Kiwanis Club. 78 This year, Dr. Richard Besancon, Professor of Philo- sophy, will teach Human Val- ues, Primary Philosophical Issues and Ideas, Political Philosophy, History of World Philosophy, Effective Reason- ing, and Philosophers and T heologians in Dialogue. He boasts a B. A. from Wheaton College and an M. A. from Baylor University. His B. D. was received at Northwestern University and his Th. D. at Northern Baptist Theological Seminary. Dr. Besancon is presently a Ph. D. candidate at Loyola University. He has been teaching at juds on for ll years and is currently Chairman of the Campus Judiciary. Each year, Dr. Besancon hosts a tour of Greece and Palestine. P. E. Builds S lrong Bodies 12 Ways Teaching wo1'nen's P,E. in the fall Mrs. Sherry Brazeau had been an instructor for a year at Judson. With a B , S. from the University of Wisconsin, Sherry was a member of the American Association of Health, P.E, and Recreation. In his second year at Judson, Richard Helm will be teaching the Organization and Administration of Physical Education and Athletics, Coaching of Basketball, Soccer and Track, and Personal and Community Health. He has a B,S. from Wheaton College and an M.S, from Michigan State. Coach Helm is Judson's Athletic Director and is the basketball and golf coach. He is the President of the Northern Illinois Intercollegiate Con- ference of Athletic Directors and has written for LETTERMAN magazine. 1 Mrs. Angela Jakes took over the wo- men's P.E. classes in the winter tri, coming to Judson from a local high school. She owns a B.S, from Northern Illinois University and has also done post-graduate work there. Besides Phy- sical Education, she also supervises swimming for Judson girls at the YWCA. 1 Mr. F. Woody Smith also joined the faculty staff this year as the instructor of the men's P.E, classes. With a B.A. from Judson, he also made a splendid debut as soccer coach. Woody was also a professional baseball player for the Florida State League the summer before he joined the faculty. Everybody likes to watch people. Wheth- er you're at the airport or just sitting on a park bench, it's fun to watch people and figure out who they are and what they are thinking. And judson's one of the best peo- ple -watching areas there are. Allen Funt's old Candid Camera T. V. series exposed many comical faces as it secretly filmed unknowing participants. Here too, at Judson people are caught in the act of being them- selves. 1 v 80 'T' I Su. xx! 4 A-.,, rn, W .fm 40,5 , 'Www - , '.40v , V , ' ..kf...af' VJ' 'f , . , M . 'iv ' A X ' 1 , 33, '22 J ' as C' If f , all-1 ? A x A x AMX V5 X 2 X X 94 .V xv! 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Come on, freshman, quack! And up the hill . . . Qand UP and DOWNQ and into the mudhole And across the creek and then to be made pretty. . . 33 'Q Sli? gif ,Iii Q :Q .SF 'U J , z 'ffvfi f g.u152' P ' gs ,Q . .' . mg. fs? iauqiir 532257 'Sams--1-, 4hv4 M 'sv 1. if Q 5. .V , 1 5. 5-3: , I H, 2 ww.. . K ,:-ew., 1 f V ' V 4 w 'Wiki' wav-Q., Liz gg 0 :M :v.:xf3g. -' VW. V 759, 5 5 , ,Q 4- 4 s v 5, sf , -ua f Ana' Then . . . Kangaroo Court That's your own opinion, sir YOU thought it was funny. w'n?f?i--- - - - just doing my duty, ma'am Never a Hung Jury . Arising From IIA!! . . . A Stronger Class . Freshmen class officers, BACK ROW: QL. TO RJ Karen Miller, Trcasurerg Mary Baumgartner, Secretary FRONT ROW: Doug Loomer, Vice-Presidentg Bernie jackson, Senatorg Roger Carpenter, President. And that's what initiation is all about - building a togetherness among the new members of the freshman class. It is to help the new students to learn to laugh at themselvesg for, unless they can laugh at themselves, no one else can laugh with them. And without laughter, there is no friendship. 3 . In 8 , jx ., f 121 a is-J as- ,J .M .2 'R is 2 2 J, 'W . I ' -ffl' ,lt : TW ,,. Yszvlv A I - I C V-V 5 . A ,V it f llx' : I ' A,:. . 't h -X X, . 1 : :2, sj:: ' s - V 51? 'xg 'ml f' ' ,azz ' llama , .., 'My is L Q5 I I if is .5 62-i p W li '- M-mv' - ,,., I A ,gf . . , s 1 X ,-if 1 - . ' fsi -N h ,X es at ,512 90 em ' .. , ,1 13 ,iid ' X- ., Z 1- sei: 5 ' 'lie -r . gsggggg- ,E - -- -: 1: 'r I .R : 2, . A W A. 1f'nf,.L +'f-' ' ::.3:'?. :: .1:' , .V ravi ' , .e?'.Q '5f': ,- , f ffww ,, , - .lu-N424-,, : if-fx .awe ,Sf gKw'P, ' -L igtsii. '- 'S,f'?f,,f-:gb-ff'.' f'f iw, LQQL' .sg Y . Vw. - Q- A gf- I 1' 'Q J .: '11 i'lg't vit' 'K-Mb ,A if 1' i I Bruce Adams, Defiance, Ohio Salvador Alcantara, San Salvador El Salvador Margo Amos, Dekalb, Ill. Leslie Anderson, Richmond, In. 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'.' . 1r. 41.11. ,, 1 1.1, ,b -4141 STEVE JoHNsoN Ns. Q, .... DAVE KANE DAN KAP ITY PAULA KARSJEN S F S s HAPTE KASSAYE SANDY KIMBLE STEVE LCFEVRE 117 vi YW? AL LYNCH KEN MATTOCKS JUDI MCC ONNELL DENISE MCNUTT .gwwv STEPHANIE MELING MAGGIE NAIDL SUE NEELY 21 W iff LINDA PELLMAN BRUCE PEM.BERTON DEBBIE PERRY CAROLE PHILLIPS STEVE POWELL ,al I K E' KIM RASMUSSEN BECKY REIF CHERYL REISER BECKY REKO KATHEE RICHTER JANE RICKETTS quviwsww CAROLE SCOTT MARY LOU SHAY MARTIN SI-IEIL GARY SHIELLEY MARSHA THOIVIPSON LINDA WEAVER CHUCK WILLIAMS Never say goodbye to a friend Goodbye fills the heart with emptiness and drains the mind of summer thoughts. Never say goodbye to a friend, rather smile and part slowly certain of a future reunion. Never say goodbye to a friend for the bitter finality of goodbye shatters the billowy sunshine of dreams. Never say goodbye to a friend, true friends part only for a time and then meet again in some new dream. Never say goodbye to a friend, Goodbye lingers far from the smiles of hello, painfully near to misty eyes of memory. - -author unknown gk 4 , -:fag MARK WISEMAN RON WYNN dxfhi egg,--V o Senior A ctivilies GASHAW ABEBE, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, Human Institutions, Soccer Co-captain 1973, All-Conference 1972, All-District 1973, Student Affairs Committee member. DENNY ADAMS, Marion, In., Human Relations, Reach-Out Team, freshman. KAREN FAYE ALLEN, Farmington, Ill., Human Relations, Reach-Out Teams, freshman, middler, Lamplighter, senior, Senior Class Vice-President, Student judiciary member. NANCY ANDERSON, Springfield, Ill., Science! Math, Dean's List. BARBARA ELLEN MCCONNAUGHAY AUGSBURGER, Dixon, Ill., Human Relations, Choir, freshman, middler, Pep Club, middler, Lantern, senior, Student Senate, senior, President Ohio Hall, senior, R.A. , senior, Christian Service Award recipient. RICK BAGNALL, Marshalltown, Iowa, Human Relations, Dean's List. LARRY GALE BALDRIDGE, Ironton, Ohio, Christian Religion and Philosophy, Christian Religion and Philosophy Club, senior, Reach-Out Team, middler, WJUD, senior, dorm judiciary Chairperson, senior, Chapel Advisory Committee, senior. SHARON MARIE BELL, Chicago, Ill., Human Relations, Choir, Pep Club, middler, Pom Pom squad, secretary, middler, Black Stu- dent Union, freshman, middler, senior. JOHN I-IANSON BOOKO, Three Rivers, Mich., Fine Arts, Choir, freshman, President, middler, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, middler, senior, Reach- Out Team, freshman, middler, senior, Track, Wrestling, Played Devil in The Devil and Daniel Web- ster Opera. JUANITA FAYE BORDERS, jasonville, In. , Communication Arts. GARY BOTTINGER, Crystal La.ke, Ill., Human Institutions, transfer. MARTIN WHITE BOVEE, Carthage, New York, Fine Arts, Choir, freshman, middler, senior. CLAIRE RUTH BROWN, Lombard, Ill., Fine Arts, Choir, freshman, middler, senior, Campus judiciary, Homecoming Committee Chairman, middler. . DAVID BROWN, FondDuLac, Wisc., Fine Arts, Circle K, middler, senior, Choir, freshman, middler, President, senior, Chi Rho, middler, Student Senate Vice-President, middler, R.A. middler, senior, Student Chapel Co-ordinator, senior, Pep Band Director, senior. NANCY FAY BROWN, Imlay City, Mich., Human Relations, Choir, freshman, middler, senior. DAVID RALPH CHASTEEN, Springfield, Ohio, Human Relations, Circle K, middler, Choir, middler, Fellowship of Christian Ath- letes, middler, Reach-Out Team, freshman, middler, WJUD, middler, senior, Student Senate Vice-President, senior, Track, middler, Student Chaplain, middler. SUSAN ALANA CHATLOS, Chicago, Ill., Communication Arts, Lamplighter, editor, middler, senior, Lantern, middler, editor, Student Senate, Publications Council Chairperson, middler, Senior Class President, Election Committee, freshman, middler, senior. MICHELLE CHAVIS, Bloomington, Ill., Human Relations, Black Student Union, freshman, middler, senior, treasurer, Girl's Basket- ball, freshman, middler. TRUDY LYNN CLARK, Huntley, Ill., Human Relations. CAROL JEAN CORNELL, Saginaw, Mich., Human Relations, Circle K, middler, senior, Choir, middler, senior officer, Reach-Out Team, freshman, middler, R.A. , middler, senior, Campus Life, middler. JACQUELINE DAWN CRANDALL, Trenton, Mich., Communication Arts, Lamplighter, freshman, Associate Editor, middler, Lantern middler, Editor, senior, Student Senate Secretary, middler, Freshman Class Treasurer, Co-ed Baseball, freshman, Co-ed Volley- ball, middler Qcaptainy, Girl's Intramurals, middler, senior. MARTHA CROFT, Barrington, Ill., Commtmication Arts, Dean's List, BEVERLY CUNNINGHAM, Niles, Mich., Human Relations, Choir, freshman, senior, Middler Class Treasurer. BARRY GENE DAVIS, Frankfort, In., Fine Arts, Circle K, middler, Vice-President, senior, Choir, freshman, middler, senior, Reach-Out Team, freshman, middler, summer team, senior, Student Senate Senior Class Senator, Antigone , freshman, Devil and Daniel Webster , middler, A Man for All Seasons , senior. DAVID A. EDDY, Webster City, Iowa, Christian Religion and Philosophy, Student Affairs Committee. MARY LYNN EWING, Carthage, Ill., Fine Arts, Choir, freshman, middler, senior, Pep Band, middler, senior, Reach-Out Team, freshman, senior, all drama productions, freshman, middler, senior. CHARLES EPPERLY, Chicago, Ill., Christian Religion and Philosophy, SHARON KAY FALK, Salem, Ohio, Communication Arts!Elementary Education, Reach-Out Team, freshman, middler, Haiti team, middler, Student Senate Treasurer, middler, Snow Queen, middler. LINDA SUE HAZELWOOD FIGGINS, Girard, Ill., Human Relations!Teacher Education, Choir, middler, Reach-Out Team, middler, Baptist Student Union, middler, senior, Student judiciary representative, Dean's List. CHARLES LEE GILSON, Akron, Ohio, Science! Math, Dining-Residence Secretary!Treasurer, middler, Soccer, freshman, middler, senior, Baseball, freshman, middler. LEO MICHAEL GLICKERT, St. Louis, Missouri, Human Relations! Teacher Education, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, middler, Huddle President, senior, Pep Club, freshman, middler, senior, Chi Rho, middler, senior, Dining-Residence President, middler, Athletic Co-ordinating Committee, middler, Chapel Co-ordinating Committee, senior, Soccer captain, middler, senior, MVP, All-Conference team, three years, Baseball, freshman, middler, senior, All-Conference team, three years, PAULA GOODMAN, Canton, Ohio, Human Relations, Choir, middler, senior, Reach-Out Team, freshman, middler, Freshman Class Senator, Ohio Hall Secretary!Treasurer, freshman, Girl's Basketball, freshman, senior, Volleyball, freshman, middler, Student Affairs Committee, Dean's List, R.A. senior. CEDRIC MAYNARD GOWLER, Centralia, Ill., Circle K, President, middler and senior, Choir, middler, senior, Reach-Out Team, middler, R. A., middler and senior. MICHAEL ERNEST GOUGE, Amarillo, Texas, Science! Math. AUDREY HARDT, Woodstock, Ill., Fine A.rts. RANDY HEADEN, jacksonville, Ill., Communication Arts. DAVID MARK I-IEINTZLEMAN, Alpena, Mich., Christian Religion and Philosphy, Dean's List. JOHN 57 HEINZ, Dundee, Ill., Human Institutions, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, J Club, President, senior, Soccer, four years, Baseball, four years. TYRONE HENDERSON, Canton, Ill., Human Relations, Student Senate Married Students Representative, middler. STEVEN FRED HERINGTON, Rock Island, Ill., Fellowship of Christian Athletes, middler QSecretaryj, senior, Basketball, middler, Soccer, middler, senior, Golf, freshman, middler QMVPJ, senior, Track. MARK WILLIAM HETRICK, Monroe, Mich., Human Institutions, Christian Religion and Philosophy Club, senior, Choir, middler, senior, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, WJUD, Freshman Class Vice-President, Student judiciary Representative, senior. DENNIS HILL, Belzoni, Missi., Human Relations, Black Student Union, freshman, vice-president, middler, president, senior, vice- president. 122 ROBERT ALAN HOFFMIRE, Bloomfield, New Jersey, Human Relations, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, senior, President Dining- Residence, senior, Soccer, senior. I JACK HORNER, Greeneville, Ill., Fine Arts, Choir, freshman, middler, senior, Reach-Out Team, freshman, Senior Class Treasurer. FAITH CAROL HUMBERT, Elgin, Ill., Human Relations, Woman's Football. KEVIN BRADISH INGLEHART, Monroe, Mich., Christian Religion and Philosophy, Christian Religion and Philosophy Club, fresh- man, middler, senior. JAMES STEVE JOHNSON, Orlando, Florida, Fine Arts, Choir, President, middler, Reach-Out Team, freshman, middler. DAVID CORNELL KANE, Jacksonville, Ill., Human Relations, Choir, freshman, middler, Reach-Out Team, freshman, middler, Homecoming Committee, freshman. DANIEL ALLAN KAPITY, Mogadore, Ohio, Communication Arts, Reach-Out Team, middler. PAULA KARSJENS, Marshalltown, Iowa, Human Relations, Pep Club, President, middler, Pom Pom Squad, captain, freshman and middler, Girl's Intramural director, middler, Freshman Class Secretary, Ohio Hall Social Activities Chairman, middler, Girl's Football, Basketball, Softball, Volleyball, freshman, middler. HAPTE MICHAEL KASSAYE, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, Science! Math, Soccer, freshman, middler, senior. SANDRA WOLF KIM.BLE, Ida, Mich., Science! Math, Choir, freshman, Pep Club, freshman, middler, Cheerleader, freshman, middler, Girl's Basketball, middler, senior, Girl's Football, senior, Student Senate Intramural Representative, middler, Snow Queen, freshman, DramaClub, Secretary, freshman. STEVE LeFEVRE, Oregon, Ill., Human Relations, Circle K, senior, Choir, freshman, middler, Pep Club, freshman, Reach-Out Team, freshman, middler, Dining-Residence Secretary!Treasurer, freshman, Soccer, middler, senior. ALFONSO LYNCH, Pensacola, Florida, Human Institutions. BILL MAFFY, Rolling Meadows, Ill., Human Relations, Student Judiciary Representative, senior, Baseball, freshman, middler, senior, Soccer, senior. KENNETH ELWYN MATTOCKS, Rensselaer, In., Human Relations and Fine Arts, Circle K, middler, senior, Choir, freshman, Busi- ness Manager, middler, senior, Reach-Out Team, freshman, middler QHaiti teamj, Chairperson Student Judiciary, middler. JUDITH JEAN MCCONNELL, Clinton, Ill., Communication Arts, Curriculum Committee, middler, Publications Council Chairperson senior, Dean's List. DENISE SUE MCNUTT, Elgin, Ill., Human Institutions, Choir, freshman, middler, Librarian, senior, Pep Club, senior, Girl's Vol- leyball, Basketball, Football, freshman, middler, senior. STEPHANIE ALISON MELING, Ottawa, Ill., Human Relations!Elementary Education, Reach-Out Team, freshman, middler, Lan- tern, middler, Girl's Football, middler, Co-ed volleyball, freshman, middler. MARGARET LAURA NAIDL, Manitowoc, Wis., Fine Arts, Choir, freshman, middler, senior, Reach-Out Team, middler, senior, ,Drama teamj. SUSAN LYNN NEELY, Barberton, Ohio, Human Relations, Circle K, middler, senior, Choir, freshman, Reach-Out Team, freshman, middler, Lamplighter, Associate Editor, senior, Lantern, middler, WJUD, middler, senior, Student Senate Treasurer, senior, Middler Class Senator, R.A. senior, Girl's Football, Basketball, freshman, middler, senior,'VolleybalI, freshman, middler, co-ed Softball, middler, recipient of Four Way Test Award. RONALD E. PEARSON, Galesburg, Ill., Human Relations, Circle K, senior, WJUD, Chief Engineer, middler, General Manager, senior. LINDA CAROL PELLMAN, Dundee, Ill., Human Relations, Pom Pom Squad, freshman, middler. BRUCE DAVID PEMBERTON, Chicago, Ill., Human Institutions, Choir, freshman, Pep Club, freshman, Reach-Out Team, middler, Basketball, freshman, middler, Soccer, freshman, middler, Intramural Council, freshman, Intramural Director, middler. DEBORAH LYNN PERRY, Quincy, Ill., Human Relations!Elementary Education, Choir, freshman, middler, senior, Reach- Out Team, freshman, middler, Ohio Hall Judiciary, middler, senior, Homecoming Queen, middler. CAROLE ANN PHILLIPS, Cincinnati, Ohio, Fine Arts, Choir, freshman, middler, senior, Reach- Out Team, middler. CARL POHRTE, JR., Geneva, Ill., Human Relations. STEPHEN LYLE POWELL, Liverpool, Ohio, Christian Religion and Philosophy, Choir, freshman, Freshman Class President, Baptist Student Union, middler, Track, middler, Campus Judiciary, senior. KIM ROGER RASMUSSEN, Chicago, Ill., Fine Arts, Choir, freshman, middler, senior, Reach-Out Team, middler, senior ,Drama Teamy. BECKY ALIECE REIF, Bethalto, Ill., Fine Arts! Elementary Education, Choir, freshman, middler, senior, Pep Club, freshman, middler, senior, Reach-Out Team, freshman, middler, Middler Class Secretary, Senior Class Secretary, Brass Quintet, middler. CHERYL ANN REISER, Hampshire, Ill., Fine Arts, Choir, freshman, middler, senior. REBECCA RUTH REKO, Dundee, Ill., Human Relations. KATHLEEN SUE RICHTER, Muncie, Ill., Fine Arts, Choir, freshman, Secretary, middler, senior, Reach-Out Team, freshman, middler, Senior Class Treasurer, Girl's Football, senior. JANE ANN RICKETTS, Elgin, Ill., Fine Arts, Choir, middler, Reach-Out Team, middler. CAROLE VIVETTE SCOTT, Chicago, Ill., Human Relations. IVIARTIN J. SHEIL, JR., Schaumburg, Ill. , Human Institutions. GARY LEO SI-IELLEY, Gosport, In., Human Relations! Secondary Education, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, middler, senior, Bas- ketball, freshman, middler, Captain, senior, Tennis, freshman. DAN SWACINA, Berwyn, Ill., Human Relations, Middler Class Vice-President, Volkman President, middler. SUSAN CHERI TERRIL, Lake Geneva, Wis., Human Relations, Choir, freshman, senior. DAVID BRUCE THOMPSON, Knoxville, Ill., Human Relations!Elementary Education, Choir, freshman, middler, Business Man- ager, senior, Chi Rho, middler, senior, Dining-Residence Treasurer, freshman, Vice-President, middler, Tennis, freshman, Basketball, freshman, Soccer, senior. MARSHA LOU THOMPSON, Carpentersville, Ill., Fine Arts, Choir, freshman. BYRON RICHARD TRIMBLE, St. Joseph, Missouri, Human Institutions. LINDA JEAN WEAVER, Gosport, In., Human Relations, Choir, freshman, middler, senior, Reach- Out Team, freshman, middler, fHaiti teamj, Student Senate Social Activities Chairman, middler, senior, Ohio Hall President,-middler, Girl's Football, Basket- ball, middler, senior. STEPHEN WILLIAM WHITESIDE, Indianapolis, In., Human Institutions, Lantern, Associate Editor, senior, Baseball, middler, Bas- ketball Manager, senior. TED WHITTINGTON, Elgin, Ill., Fine Arts, Choir, middler, Commuter Representative, senior. CHARLES MARTIN WILLIAMS, JR., Belleville, Ill., Human Relations. MARK D. WISEMAN, Conrad, Iowa, Human Relations, Freshman Class Vice-President, Dining- Residence Treasurer, middler, Cross-Country, freshman, middler, Basketball, freshman, middler, senior, Baseball, freshman, middler, senior. RONALD WYNN, Rockford, Ill., Human Institutions, Choir, freshman, Reach-Out Team, middler, Lamplighter, senior, Middler Class Senator, Cross-Country, freshman, middler, Baseball, freshman, Basketball, freshman, Track, freshman, middler. 123 4, Q 29 , ff ' '3 ,A ff- Y- G+: ,+ . .. A ., s ZWSSE'-SZ! EIS ,Z E: L t ' . W i In .,.. 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Dave, 1,1,49,55,112 Brown, Doug, 90 Brown, Eldridge, 34,47,48, 99 Brown, La Wanda, 47,50, 90 Brown, Nancy, 113 Brown, Rhonda, 90 Brown, Sharon, 99 Burkey, Jan, 53,90 Burkholder, Marlene, 90 Burnside, Bob, 47,90 Byrd, Arthur, 47,90 Calender, Bev, 12,47,99 Campbell, Clay, 34,99 Cannon, Tony, 90 Carlsen, Flycka, 90 Carmony, Kevin, 91 Carpenter, Roger, 44,89, 91 Carter, Paul, 55,99 Carter, Phil, 52,91 136 Carver, Bev, 53,91 Chamberlain, Gusta, 51,100 Chambers, Mary, 100 Chapman, Dave, 53,91 Chasteen, Dave, 44,46,118 Chasteen, Mark, 91 Chatlos, Susan, 44, 110, 113 Chavis, Micki, 113 Clark, Debbie, 91 Clark, Trudy, 113 Cokkinias, Nick, 47,91 Colberg, Denise, 91 Cole, Chuck, 91 Cole, Mike, 91 Coles, Robbie, 47,49,100 Conrod, Dave, 100 Copeland, Debbie, 22,47,50,1O0 Cornell, Carol, 12,49,113 Cornell, Kathy, 91 Cortez, Hector, 91 Coyle, Karen, 53,91 Crandall, Jackie, 45,113 Crane, Larry, 30,48,49,100 Croft, Martha, 114 Cruz, Eddie, 91 Cunningham, Bev, 114 Ciutis, Marilyn, 91 Cutler, John, 100 Cutsinger, Jim, 100 Davis, Barry, 46, 110, 114 Day, Tom, 100 Dayhuff, Cindy, 91 Deakyne, John 53, 100 Deem, Lisa, 91 Deere, Mark, 95 DePriest, Dennis, 36,48,91 Derheim, Karen, 91 DeWeese, Val, 44,91 Dillon, Pat, 91 Dillon, Phil, 100 Dobbins, Jack, 36,91 Donnelly, Lorelei, 91 Duff, Peggy, 100 Eddy, Dave, 114 Edwards, Larry, 34,47,48,91 Egolf, Brenda, 52,101 Ellis, June, 45,91 Epperly, Charles Estle, Steve, 52,101 Eternick, Tim, 30,31,48,49,91 Ewing, Mary Lynn, 53, 114 Falk, Sharon, 114 Farrell, Debbie, 52,53,101 Fay, Jim, 03,48,49,91 Feldman, Ruth, 91 Figgins, 49, 114 Finnegan, Jane, 50,91 Fisher, Debbie, 98, 101 Fisher, Drinda, 92 Fleshman, Sue, 92 Floyd, Paul, 92 Fortner, Terri, 92 Francois, Florence, 92 Fraser, Donna, 92 Fryer, Bruce, 92 Gates, Dan, 101 Gates, Dan, 101 Gates, Terry, 92 Gatzemeyer, Dick, 107 Gehrke, Cheryl, 101 Geren, Kathy, 101 Gibbons, Myra, 53,92 Gibbons, Rick, 45,52,98,100 Gillies, Terry, 101 Gilson, Chuck, 115 Glickert, Mike, 28,36,48,115 Goodman, Paula, 115 Gouge, Mike Gould, Judy, 92 Gowler, Cedric, 49,115 Gowler, Gary, 101 Gray, Ron, 101 Green, Emmett, 36, 101 Gregory, Mark, 28,36,92 Griffith, Christy, 92 Griswold, Bill, 92 Grupp, Jim, 92 Guerra, Kathy, 102 Hall, Denise, 102 Harding, Karen, 46,55,102 Hardt, Audrey, 115 Harris, Jim, 36,92 Hatcher, Dave, 52,92 Hazelwood, Sandy, 49,98, 102 Headen, Randy Heintzleman, Dave, 115 Heinz, John, 28,36,48, 115 Henderson, Tyrone, 116 Hendricks, Kathy, 47,49, 102 Hennix, Dale, 102 Herington, Steve, 28 Henzick, Mark, 116 Hetrick, Scott, 36,51, 53, 92 I-lill, Dennis, 47, 116 Hill, Vanessa, 47,92 Hitch, Blythe, 52, 100 Hoch, Jaclyn, 102 Hodges, Allen, 92 Hodges, Tim, 34,92 Hoffmire, Bob, 28,116 Holtz, Carl, 102 Hones, Dan, 52,92 Hopper, Don, 34,92 Horacek, John, 102 Horner, Jack, 116 Hovorka, Jill, 45,51,102 Huffman, Bill, 92 Hughes, Kathy, 92 Humbert, Faith, 116 Hunter, Barb, 51,92 Inglehart, Kevin, 47, 116 Jackson, Bernie, 34,89,92 Johnson, Stan, 92 Johnson, Steve, 117 Jones, Diane, 102 Jones, Linda, 50,92 Jones, Wayne, 102 Jouett, Linda, 102 Kaehler, Frank, 102 Kane, Dave, 117 Kapity, Dan, 117 Karsjens, Paula, 117 Kassaye, Hapte, 28, 117 Kaufman, Gary, 102 Keyt, Leslie, 50, 92 Kimble, Sandy, 117 Kirby, Mary, 92 Kirkpatrick, Jean, 52,103 Krupp, Paul, 103 Lamb, Debbie, 103 Lance, JoAnn, 103 Langland, Becky, 103 LaRoche, John, 103 Larsen, Loren, 93 Latina, Carol, 45,47,93 Laxton, Tom, 30,45,48,103 LeFevre, Steve, 28,117 Lewis, Rosetta, 103 Lindberg, Cindy, 50,93 Loescher, Martha, 87,93 Long, Mag, 45,103 Loomer, Doug, 87,89, 93 Losey, Marti, 93 Lucas, June 103 Ludwigson, Rich, 28,93 Lung, Sandy, 93 Lust, Susan, 45,103 Lynch, Al, 118 Lyons, Calvin, 36,98, 103 Machler, Linda, 104 Maffy, Bill, 28,36,48 Mahan, Pat, 53,104 Malehorn, Kathy, 45,50,93 Marshall, Chuck, 104 Martens, Dave, 28,93 Matteson, Faith, 93 Mattocks, Ken, 118 Maul, Steve, 47,104 May, Corky, 104 McConnaughay, Trish, 45,50,93 McConnell, Judi, 46, 118 Rapson, Tim, 28,94 Rasmussen, Kim, 53,119 Reif, Becky, 110,119 Reiser, Cheryl, 120 Reko, Becky, 120 Richter, Janet, 105 Richter, Kathy, 53, 110,120 Ricketts, Jane, 120 Ricketts, Mike, 105 Rigney, Steve, 105 Rosenberg, Jeff, 94 Ross, Jane, 94 Rush, Terri, 52,94 Rusnok, Dave, 94 Santi, Gino, 105 Sarver, Paula, 105 Savage, Don, 94 Schultz, Bill, 36,44,94 Scott, Bruce, 105 Scott, Carole, 120 Seiple, Linda, 50,94 Sharp, Betty, 46, 105 Shay, Mary Lou, 120 Sheil, Martin, 120 Shelley, Gary, 34,121 McKean, Barb, 104 McKinney, Jimmy, 104 McNutt, Denise, 55,118 Meling, Stephanie, 118 Menotti, Dave, 93 Millard, Kathy, 104 Miller, Karen, 89,93 Miller, Wayne, 104 Mitchell, Lois, 93 Monke, Dave, 34,104 Montrose, Gale, 93 Moore, Randy, 30,48, 104 Morales, Daisy, 104 Morgan, Jean, 93 Morris, Sylvester, 93 Morrison, Carol, 104 Sherbondy, Steve, 28,36,46,94 Shields, Cheri, 105 Silver, Scott, 34,94 Smith, Anna, 94 Smith, Joy Lee, 94 Smith, Joy Lee, 105 Smith, Reggie, 28,36,94 Snow, Kathy, 49,94 Spangard, 105 Spolar, Alex, 94 Stewart, Cheryl, 105 Stewart, Sue, 94 Stuart, Jo Ellyn, 94 Sullivan, Judy, 94 Sutton, Dennis, 95 Swacina, Dan Williams, Beth, 95 Williams, Charles, 121 Williams, Lance, 49,107 Wilson, Libby, 107 Wilson, Vicky, 45,47,49, 95 Winans, Jon, 28,46,47,48, Winsley, Barb, 107 Wiseman, Mark, 34,121 Woodard, Cliff, 107 Wright, Richard, 95 Wynn, Ron, 44,121 Yeend, Robin, 95 Youkhanna, Fareed, 28,95 107 Young, Duane, 15,30,48,95 Young, Ottis, 95 Zewde, Fekade, 28, 107 Zill, Denise, 55,107 Zimbeck, Dan, 95 Faculty Averill, Frank, 49,74 Besancon, Richard, 47,78 Blatt, Harold, 59 Borzeka, Peter, 61 Boss, Edgar, 59 Bowser, Rick, 61 Brazeau, Sherry, 79 Carter, Ray, 61 Cleworth, Marc, 75 Clossman, Richard, 21,75 Clossman, Gloria, 60 Cramer, James, 66,72 Danielson, Gordon, 61 Didier, James, 59,46 Erickson, Robert, 49,78 Hamlin, Jane, 71 Hanchett, Jon, 61 Heinicke, Janet, 72 Helm, Richard, 34,94,78 Morrison, Christy, 53,93 Morrissy, Mike, 104 Musikiwamba, Ernie, 28,104 Naidl, Margaret, 53,118 Nast, Laurie, 93 Neely, Sue, 12,22,44,46,118 Norris, 48,52, 104 Olson, Nancy, 51,93 Overton, Ralph, 93 Owsley, Kathy, 93 Pantle, Brian, 93 Pate, Steve, 105 Patterson, Cheryl, 105 Pearson, Ron, 44,49 Pelham, Pat, 53,94 Pellman, Linda, 119 Pemberton, Bruce, 119 Perkins, Tyrone, 94 Perry, Debbie, 119 Perry, Donna, 22,94 Perry, Steve, 46, 105 Phelphs, Lorna, 22, 105 Phillips, Carole, 119 Pickett, Chris, 44,46, 105 Poggensee, Deanne, 94 Quillman, Diane, 107 Pohrte, Carl Powell, Steve, 119 Rabek, Kathy, 105 Raddle, Val, 44,94 Randall, Tom, 34,48, 105 Rappaport, Dan, 94 Sweet, Gordon, 106 Taylor, Bonnie, 95 Tennyson, Joy, 44,95 Terril, Susan Theis, Tim, 95 Thomas, Dorothy, 106 Thompson, Dana, 44,45,95 Thompson, Dave, 28,36, 55 Thompson, Marsha, 121 Tilfoid, Mary, 106 Tischman, Sandy 95 Toliver, Rose, 51,95 Trebes, Robert, 106 Trimble, Byron, 106 Turner, Mike, 36,44,48,106 Umbreit, Joan, 50,95 Walker, Terry, 47,52,95 Wallace, Phil, 52,106 Wamberg, Steve, 44,46,87,95 Washington, Ron, 52, 106 Watson, lrvina, 47,52,95 Weary, O'Dean, 106 Weaver, Carol, 106 Weaver, Bruce, 106 Weaver, Linda, 55,121 Weber, Buddy, 106 Weigum, Mondrae, 106 Weiss, Elizabeth, 52,95 Weisz, Helene, 106 Wells, Nancy, 45,49,98,107 Whiteside, Steve, 45 Whittington, Ted Hsieh, Jeanette, 66,77 Hsieh, Theodore, 66,76 Jakes, Angela, 79 Jenkins, Carol, 76 Johnson, Verna, 61 Juergensmeyer, Elizabeth, 74 Juergensmeyer, John, 75 Kraus, Don, 30,48 Leftrook, Eloise, 73 Mars, Paul, 77 Mirza, Leona, 77 Myhrman, Rolf, 66,74 Peterson, Donald, 60 Rediehs, Robert, 76 Richards, Ronald, 75 Root, David, 59 Ryder, Stuart, 11,31,44,49,71 Schar, Dan, 60 Schwaegler, David, 73 Sherbondy, Robert, 61 Siplock, Nicholas, 74 Sitz, Paul, 72 Smith, Woody, 28,36,48,79 Thompson, Alice, 73 Thompson, Ed, 54,72 Warner, Lois, 60 Weber, Harm, 59 Webster, Pres, 61 Westlund, Robert, 76 Williams, Lynne, 61 Wirz, Delores, 44,71 Wischmeier, Roger, 73 1974 Lantern Staff Editor: Jackie Crandall Business Manager: Steve Whites ide Advisor: Rev. Robert Sherbondy Section staffs: Activities: Carol Latina, jill Hovorka Sports: Vicky Wilson Intramurals: Mag Long Organizations: Barb Augsburger, Trish McConnaughy Administration: Marketta Bedell Staff: Susan Lust, Nancy Wells Faculty: Marketta Bedell Freshmen: Kathy Malehorn, Dana Thompson Middlersz Rick Gibbons, Tom Laxton Seniors: Connie Baatz Photographers: Ron Bowen, jackie Crandall, Susan Lust Bob Sherbondy, Mondrae Weigum Late in the fall semester, my room- mate and I attended a lecture on the Middle East conflict. Afterwards, she asked me how I enjoyed it g and I re- plied: I really wasn't paying attention: the yearbook kept going through my mind. And did it ever! Hardly an hour ever passed without thoughts of the plans in- terfering with those of classes, friends, work, and especially sleep. Putting out this book was kind of like expecting a baby. The first three months we planned and planned and the second three months were spent preparing those plans and getting things ready. And then in the last months, all we could do was wait and wait and wait for that blessed event to arrive when we could show off our finished product. It was hard and took lots of work, and made me so nervous that on those rare occasions when I found myself with nothing to do, Iwas frustrated. But my relationship with God, the Supreme Editor, grew as I had to learn to depend on Him to meet the next deadline, make the right decision, or just to find the time to do the endless things that needed to be done. I stumbled on Philippians 4:13 early in the fall and I repeated it countless times before our final dead- line: I can do everything with the help of Christ who gives me strength and power. 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