Judson University - Lantern Yearbook (Elgin, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1977 volume:

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Student partisans attempted to sway the votes of their undecided fellow classmates. The focus was on the Democratic and Republican candidates. Ford displayed his abilities to many as a stable leader as President. To others he appeared monotonous. Carter's 'down home, breath of fresh air' style attracted much of America, but by some he was ridiculed as a backwoods nobody. The pre-convention campaign kept both men seeking verse, votes and victory. After nomination, the virtual two man fight captured attention via television debates, handshakes, volunteers, Walter Cronkite, pamphlets, and practically every other source of Americana offered. The election and its surroundings may have appeared as folksy as apple pie, but its effects penetrated to all the world. And when it was all over, they called Jimmy Carter Mister President. ' r Q , XX X x I x R N 4 . Y ff f 1 f xx. ' , A V1 f f Al Y i lk . Q. ..-hiv U l an .'-47, . :W .Jw ,I f 'p 1, ,f ,,W l 1- fs E X4 ,f f ffl' ,M I A i,f.,..M am'-E' af if X 1' Va. , ' fV sf I I Q 9 p 1 l itft During the summer, students celebrated 200 years of freedom in the United States at fireworks displays while younger brothers and sisters marched in drum and fife corps The freedom train traveled to maior cities across the nation. Smaller cities participated in the birthday celebration by painting their fireplugs red, white, and blue. N On August 3, 1976, Beniamin P. Browne died. On August 6, Judson held memorial services for its 83 year old founder. In memory of what this man had done for all of us, a Beniamin P. Browne Memorial Scholarship Fund was started. Yet life goes on. We sought to grow closer to Christ through prayer study of God's word, loving eoch other until the doy we too would loin Christ for eternity. QQ-ff J I 5 5' in . J .blk-..4L.f ..-.... X xx k I 8 ln the fall of i976 we converged here, over 422 students. We came from Ethiopia, Greece, Mexico, El Salvador, California, Minnesota, Arizona, New York, Iowa, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Ohio, Michigan, South Dakota, Wisconsin, Maine, Kansas, Colorado, Arkansas, New Jersey, and Alabama. Within this broad geographical representation there was a further breakdown between large families and small families, urban, small town, and farm, American Baptists, General Baptists, Southern Baptists, Catholics, and several other Protestant denominations. Even with all of this diversity most came as Christians seeking a liberal arts degree in a Christian atmosphere. After arriving on campus, the overall impression seemed to be that everybody was alike. However, it took only a few weeks for a discerning observer to realize that there truly were differences among us, not drastic crippling differences, but healthy ones which allowed room for new ideas and growth. We were disciplined but still free to grow, to be an individual, to express ourselves, and hopefully to improve. This did not take place without some tension as a result of the diversity and occasional conflict over rules. Jesus said in John 8:31-32, lf you abide in My word, then you are truly disciples of mine, and you shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free. Verse 36 continues the thought, If therefore the Son shall make you free, you shall be free indeed. For most, the Judson experience resulted in a greater knowledge of Christ and the discipline and demands Christianity places upon us. Discipline did not style our individuality and growth but gave it a direction and purpose. We could say, ln Christ I am feelin' free indeed. in the best way I can. Z J! F51 . 'z' . 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S in I ,f MMMU Z Q i Q. jo is . . . all those happenings which made life real . . . epidemics of all kinds: measles, mon throat, extra poundage, engagements, Volkman water fights, broken limbs, logging, babies lHsiehs, Angells, Bierkes, and Hammondsl . . . two Canadian geese on o, strep the lagoon . . . new mailboxes in the CPO . . . a day off school when the wind chill factor fell to 63 below zero . . . walking across a frozen lagoon . . . a salad bar in the cafeteria . . . slang phrases like, in your eye, . . . a new speed bump . . . new ID7s which could be used as official identification and for checking out library books . . . being able to cash checks for S15 instead of only 510 . . . getting swine flue shots . . . shaving beards for the India Fund . . . I Found It stickers . . . and Sunday night singing and sharing in the Chapel. REGISTRATIQN g ':'.'2 Remember the long lines and the heat. . . and iust when you're finally done only to hear . . . sorry that class is closed. l . Student Senate Welcomes You - a record of 422 bodies. 2. I know that I.D. is here somewhere. 3. Freshmen discuss the possiblility of living through registration. 4. Time to fork out the cash. 5. Another student beginning winter registration. wi- if . v L. D fi 1 1, .. 31 'Nu I V -f 'f I8 . in E' X .i as 41 V? 'if 'vnvda 49165 .,f, sf! X Z S ORIENTATICDN I 2 3 4 5 6 7 ... x , ?Ax -'Z-'V .11 'aff' !L 'gun Lmngy 'Y' ,- 'flmgfbff ' ar H ww. ., ,N QAM -,--V ,-,... , In K I rv: H, 14 25?- gL',g55fi': .Q J ggi-gi tn, ya. - 'WM-f A0 n. A , 'H ' f, ,f ., .4 4 Y Fx if fs ' ' 4 , , ' f' Gfs,a,j.f i ' V .1 , .5 ut: I w 4 w ORIENTATICDN llnitiationl 5' Wi' 'vm.,,,.W,,mwm A ' if 1.9 A. . 22 ,nw 2 Jimmy teaches the school song. Now . . . who can blow the biggest bubble? Where were you on Sept. 5, at 9:O0?! Get your nose to the ground -stone. A spoonful of sugar helps the medicine go down. l've heard ofa mud facial, but this is ridiculous. E15 - w- ' ,,a ! ,, Y Iv 41 sf 52' UPPERCLASSMAN TALENT SHOW VC' c., f A , W I 2 3 4 5 6 7. 24 Joel Fairley. The freshmen were introduced to the respective talents ofthe upperclassmen in the beginning weeks of school. Cindci and Mike Wood. Rick Crompton. Steve Alcantara. Kurt Smith and Jay Walden. Janel Edelen. Jimmy Schaefer. L . i i 3 -5. ? ii 6, ,fh' L, . z ' N 4 K., Y 1 L 4 1 25 w N N Y FRESHMAN TALENT SHOW 26 Upperclassmen introduced to Freshman talent? l . Ken Latchford. 2. Jacqui Larimore. 3. Doug Fleming. 4. Wesley Oliver. 5. Rob Switzer. 6. Pam Martin. 7. Betty Scott, Melinda Burbeck. ff I' P I M . -if f ' V' , in-,Tig 4-an dun V' ' if ww I Z f -is ,, if 'f ra F! - A,-2g:.g ,A V , if - .f 'R-N, if HOMECCDMING Renaissance, meaning new beginning was the theme of Homecoming. The funfilled activities began September 18 and ended the 25th. The week started off with the raising of the arch at the main entrance. Friday there was a concert featuring Randy Stonehill. T On Saturday morning came the boat race and an , auction of lagoon water. That afternoon was the i exciting soccer game in extremely brisk weather. Finally the week was topped off by the Banquet with a record attendance of 300 at the Embers. T539 XB' . T I V 'Sm f 'ffv' ' Pig 2 K' gf l 28 lk ,!'..iisA..-L. . 4' if 2 O T' -. for' rw ward? Am ill Randy Stonehill taking it easy after the concert. Pep Band keeping Up the spirit. Dana Eddy and Mark Fox assist in raising the arch above the main entrance. Participating in the Huckleberry Finn holiday were Doug, Kircher, Randy Hughell, Greg McPheter, Margie Cole, Greg Sexton, Linda Anderson, Carol Lary, Jeff Stratton, and Carole Raker. Joel Fairley, assisted by Sheryl Seiple, sold jars of lagoon water. The highest bid was to Dr. Weber for S3O.47. 'J HCJMECOMING BANQUET 'I . Sharon Stoop receives the Alumni of the Year award. 2. Homecoming entertainment - Marty Olsen. ,ww 3- .l'g '4'---1-.....L La f... 1 I :F ky., mmm UQ 3. Homecoming Court - Queen Roxane Bagnall, King Brent Atkinson, Senior attendants, Jay Walden, Brenda Atkinson, Dana Larimore, Jim Fay, Joel Fairley, Sheryl Seiple, Jody Lovett, and Kevin Lyons, Middler attendants, Kevin Bercaw and Mary Ann Clossman, Freshman attendants, Portia Baird and Ernie Noe. 'J ia 4 't X, ahdlhaf 5 K . Y ,- X F S , , Q3 52512 R 'I I 1 P Q J 5 I 0 ' JA sf as X . -49 Aff' , S - -4 Xi 5 I . - 5 fhwgngm I ' A I Sr 1 I V ,Many 3 ul 'Q 353 A 1 .'ff1I ' iii! 5' ,- A I .- iiidvdlw., , , i f' , -4 s ,O i' 9 N: ,, 41:, f V' Q. -K ,JJ , gg 19,223 H 5, +15 1 , 1 bi I, i15if Chapel: a simple word that coniures up much for Judson students and alumni - memories of ioy, chapel slips, sharing, sleeping, studying, learning and love, a life style that is shared together with friends, including faculty and administration, and especially Jesus, a spirit that is felt. l . Time to grab a seat and chat with your neighbor until Chapel begins. 2. Chapels are always so meaningful. Right, Stu? 32 l,..-Q' fi W N 'I' if l CHAPEL Manga., ,.x, HW , ,- -r 0 3 A ff' SX. .f xif' 5 k 3. Dr. A. E. Prince, a beautiful man with a beautiful heart, shared it with us. Here he asks for the remaining Judson students who hadn't signed his 90th birthday card to do so. 4. Brent Atkinson, Student Chaplain, is proof chapels are good for a smile or a laugh. 5. Chapel sometimes is a great time to cram for that test next hour, as Jim Schumacher depicts. 33 THE APOLLO OF BELLAC The fall play, The Apollo of Bellac, under the direction of Miss Maggie Naidl, was her first attempt to direct at Judson. Through the leading role of Apollo, Joel Fairley instructed Agnes Uanie Petersl to relate to men by telling them, How beautiful you are! Other cast members were Phil Lowe, Brian Smith, Dave Rollins, Kim Webb, Dave Bowman, Dana McKee, Joel Ferreira, Mel Stout, Ken Atterholt, and Jill Roberts. 34 v , 1 .5 H -.. . . YT. - ' Mari-'sff'.. . , T -vi . 'QW' .gen-aewmwmm J 2 2 it Q , ll , z , 'A ., J! Q I f 731 f i SEZ ,,, W--.f,.. Joel Fairley passes along words of wisdom to Janie Peters Brian Smith played the role ofthe clerk. Janie Peters, Joel Fairley, Phil Lowe. Maggie Naidl, director ofthe production. . Jill Roberts, Diana Shipman, Julane Bower. -. 35 x im A' '55- .49-J' . f f'2 4,, MN EYRIE-STU DY BREAKS Linnea Johnson, as a member of the Social Activities Committee, was in charge of arranging various Wednesday night Study Breaks. Joel Fairley assisted as Co-Chairman. 7...-N .1-'iff' yi' 36 Hector Cortez, a karate student, demonstrated the amazing strength of the kick. A Study Break with Dannie Bell. Lynn Kintzler and Randy Creath enioying Christmas on a festive afternoon. Jay Walden and Portia Baird. Sunshine and Snowflakes, a peppy Christmas performance. Steve Belville teaching Mel Stout, Don Long and Dave Vaught how to make the proper sundae at the ice cream party for new students spring trimester. EYRIE STUDENT COMMONS q- I. Tom Pals and Betty Scott. 2. Jimmy Schaefer and Don Long. 3. Ruth Rosio, Mary Bowman, and Deb Walker. , e,..f,, ,A 38 i tx x 4. Dave Vaught and Phil Lowe. 5. Deb Wildridge. 6. Ken Baney and Jim Weaver participated in one of the favorite pastimes at Judson. i 39 CHAMBER OPERA ,Iii -A . in . Y, wif? 'K AMAHL As part ofthe annual Christmas program, a chamber opera, Amahl and the Night Visitors, was presented on Friday, December lO. The story was about a crippled boy, Amahl lChris Sundermanl, who was visited by three wisemen lKurt Smith, Rick Crompton, and Larry Moorel and their page lPat Hargisl. Amahl's mother was played by Valerie Rice. Other cast members were the shepherds, Denise Williams, Jean Kirkpatrick, Betty Scott, Paula Kinney, Sue Fleshman, Vickie Hansen, Pam Martin, Ruth Bagwell, Bruce Jones, Jon Kobel, Barry Parsell, Jay Walden, Randy Cooper, Scott Huddle, Kevin Lindberg, and Bill Schultz. The three wise men as they made their dramatic entrance onto the stage. The shepherds as they looked with amazement on the wise men. The three wise men, Rick Crompton, Kurt Smith, Larry Moorel and their page lPat Horgisi. Rick Crompton. Chris Sunderman and Valerie Rice. SPIRITUAL EN RICHMENT WEEK I Corinthians 13:13 - But now abide faith, hope, love, these three, but the greatest of these as love 4 42 J. Honeyfree. Spiriiual Enrichment Week commillee prepared The college forthe days ahead. Dr. Eugene Williams, the guest speaker for the week. Jack Beebe at the burning and communion service. Carole Tyson af The burning. WINTER BANQUET The pageantry and excitement of a Winter Carnival enveloped the Blue Moon restaurant on February l l, I977. Under Carol Gerdes' direction, the reign of Janis Cowley and Steven Banks' mime entertainment, Judsonites enioyed in an evening what occurs only Once in a Blue Moon. 44 -J L , X mf ' -sniff l. Banquet Court - Le Ann Pauley, Jody Lovett, Queen Janis Cowley, Penny Bredemeier, and Zannette Lovett. 2. Carol Gerdes, director of the winter banquet and Jody Lovett. 3. Steven Banks as Groucho Marx in mime. 4. Steven Banks miming Charlie Chaplain. f-Qi. 4 12.6, -'Q SPRING BANQUET April 22, 1977 was the date of a Spring Adventure' is for Judson students. The adventure began at the Chateau Louise in Dundee, where Judsonites strolled among the lavishly decorated fountains and indoor European-styled gardens. After a delicious meal, the evening ended with a puppet play, The Hobbit. Members of the cast of The Hobbit. lHutsah Puppet Theatrel King Bill Schultz and Becky Rathbun with seniors Randy Cooper, Maryann Clossman, Joel Fairley, and Janie Peters, middlers Jimmy Schaefer and Don Long, freshmen Cindy Martinez and Kevin Noe. Daryl Crothers and Deb Wildridge. Jimmy Schaefer, Spring Banquet Chairman, and her escort, Don Long. THE BEST OF ALL The Best of All was an abbreviated version ofthe original, directed by Mrs. Charlotte Cramer. l. The agony of it all. 2. A touching scene. 3. Dorothy Kuhn takes a deserved accompanist break to smile for the yearbook photographer 46 rv 2. it 1 X 2 . FAMILY ALBUM A A HANDS ACROSS THE SEA On May 12, 13, and 14, the Fine Arts Department presented Noel Coward's two one-act plays entitled, Family Album and Hands Across the Sea. Direction was done by Margaret Naidl Rogers. The members of the cast included Julane Bower, Janie Peters, Joel Ferreira, Kim Webb, Marc Jauhiainen, Randy Cooper, Rick Kane, Bill Schultz, Jill Roberts, and Joel Fairley. 1. Mark Juahiainen, Bill Schultz, and Julane Bower. . Randy Cooper and Janie Peters. 3. Janie Peters, Kim Webb, and Joel Ferreira. 4. Julane Bower. ' 2 cf, if I , ,,.,. ww .A ig, . fiqzjf' 2 ,Ml ' . .W ', . ff 11 fe ,gf , ? rw. tw. fi - N semi DQRM JLIFE - VQLKMAN HALL vl,.? . .,,, '5'+1F'J 1 Q j , . Ki ,374 ss... I. Tanya Cramer. 2. Volkman RA's - Kevin Lyons, Brenda Atkinson, and Dana Larimore. 3. Volkman officers - Margo Amos lPresidentj, Janie Peters fDorm Rep.l, Anne Davies QSecretary-Treasurerl, Bernie Jackson Nice Presidentj, and Joel Fairley iSociaI Activitiesj. 4. Volkman houseparents - Jim, Charlotte, Tod, and Tanya Cramer. 5. Cathy Dogan doing laundry. 6. The fondue party held winter trimester. il 4 f O . A Ni :.. ff I4 5- xi 5 Q' fx ff' . , 1-Pg - ,fy A talk' MJ' .- iq. g i Y'Tj?'i!f 5 'mf qswsvr- 5 , , ' .dj - .l A SQ 1 H1 P ' .:ff'j -if as '. x V71 lf..- . .5 si df'-X.--.1'g?Qr,7. 'j 1 v la ' 'S . '-1'...'lwf i' ' ll ZH ' 1, -'15 3 , 21, .Q -- ,. .K ,,, fn '1' - 1. 4.1 I 7 1'-JS!! 2 - .'-- Atiir' .0 9 -ilu..-if f .IA if 9' ......4 1' ' ' A... W.,-., '. -.. 4 V J, -.il Y If 3 '. A , g Xb.- -' , QQEWQ. Q Y 4 ' '74 X3 -3 Q., .Www . e f :1: '- lx wa ' I X, .NEQZALALQAI 1 N .1 112734, . X W NN I .iff Q.. 'ii' w - - A ' 'l -.fr- fm V . 3f.3Q,N . --, 'i 3- . ffx3ff79r fr.. -f wa-,.,f.w,ff-M-.. .1 .yew ,, ..,,4,..., .C I? , , fr .7 4 if -I+ 'ff .1 .1 e ff ,Mimi-f In Volkman Hall students found life a little different than DR and Ohio Hall. Members of the opposite sex were only one floor away instead of across the parking lot. Now four people had to sleep in a bedroom made for two. After this it became necessary to adiust to little kids running around and college students who still indulged in water fights. Winter trimester brought the ever imminent risk of slipping on the icy stairs. Spring trimester the only danger to one's life was drowning in the lagoon as a result of being thrown in. Organized activities throughout the year sponsored by the dorm officers and RA's were a watermelon feast fall trimester, a fondue party winter tri, and various eating study breaks in the dorm lounge. ,. .,,L ' ' Q ,, ,, ,. ' --vld 5. - l v l f' 1 'J WX' 4 .V -, ' 41 4 1 V V 11-L. A '-Maj 55.3 . X ,Lg . . , Agrg . A .Ai A - .. 1 ,fy J lfivl f ,' f , 'Y . 3 .0 an 2 i Q. -f ' ' Lf 1 .zlgxxt X!! li' ith b -x .ibm fri? ' TV! X , '.' L ' . '4' i' ' J 1 5? 5.-gfxpdzlav 1951, A' f.f?'-::'- 1. --v 'f.f'.7-f-.?- 4 .fA,f-:M-v '-,A A gs' -.' r,.1rq,f19'gr fffffftsffi'-'-'fva..F'f fi 9' 'K' A ' I J., ,U-, K J.. . ,, . . fs. 5 JA M fn' fr at .2 DORM LIFE - D.R. Dining-Residence Hall was the dorm that changed the most this year. The Eyrie and D-R lounges were redecorated, they looked quite plush as the year began. Professor Ted Hsieh's parents came for a visit, too. Mr. Andrew Hsieh and his wife, Susie, were welcome visitors who gave Judsonites a new look at Christianity. But, Hsiehs did not stop there, for two whole months the campus-wide question was: is she or isn't she? Only her gynecologist knew, then, for sure. On May 15, 1977, Benjamin Hsieh answered all possible questions. I. Cynthia Martinez, one of Judson's telephone operators, busy at work. Jim Bowling holds up the desk. 2. Houseparents for D-R Hall are Mr. Theodore Hsieh and his wife, Jeanette. Their family consists of Matthew Hsieh, pictured, and Beniamin Hsieh, semi-pictured. 3. Yes, folks. People really do study here. Dorm Officers - Willie Martin, Secretary- Treasurer, Steve Belleville, Vice President, and Joel Shuflin, President. One ofthe biggest accomplishments at Judson College is moving into the dorm. R.A.'s Paul McKenzie, Brent Atkinson, and Kevin Kelly explaining the rules and regulations of DR Hall to a prospective student. An example of one of the intellectual pursuits found at Judson. f 49 we NZ DORM LIFE CHIO HALL Living in Ohio Hall provided experience of late hours spent studying and talking girl talk and being dormed. At Christmas there were Secret Santas and in spring when an apparent fever hit engagements and rung downs infected the campus I l Mom and Dad R Ferrell and their son Brent A s Roxane Bagnall Mary Ann Clossman and Bev Smith 3 Dorm Officers Sheryl Seiple President Jeannine Wilson Vice President and Cleo Frutsch Secretary Treasurer V417 ff .r U? 4? 2 X. -R, , 4. Baccalaureate begins as the senior class of 1977 processes in. 5. Rev. Lowell Fairley, speaker, as he addresses the graduates. 6. Jeff Rosenburg, Student Marshall. NOT PICTURED - Student Marshall Kathy Klein. 7. As one united body, Graduates, Faculty, Trustees, President Weber, guests, parents and choir, singing praises to the Lord. BACCALAUREATE GRADUA- TICJN In Move On Over Jordan, the theme of Dr. Ted Cole's graduation address, the graduates were encouraged to take the initiative in life, trusting in God and in all things praising His Name. But graduation was more than a one day service. It culminated three or four years of work, study, and fun. The end of a step in growth and life style. Yet, it signified a beginning, a new challenge to be met. . . To this end we toil and strive, because we have our hope set on the living God, who is the Savior of all men . . . ITimothy 4:10. lClass Mottol 0 1. The last time united together as a group the graduating class of 1977 waited anxiously apprehensively, and eagerly for that final service in Hemmens. 2. Kevin Lyons, Student Senate President presenting Dr. Edgar Boss with the First Annual Student Senate Community Award 3. Dr. Didier presenting Kevin Kelly with the Student Senate Service Award. 54 W f Q .. Q,,,,,, , 1- ,-4 F1 Q u Mwfqwwww -,U bww' gwgf nf ,www-1 www' ,M im s 2' ' . E' 5 Q K2 ,.,..., -I Jw.. Q ax. M- w, -P M Naam mb giwmwigfwwwv ww gale My G v.B1l242'-Q ' :ee- v x-z 'ff , Q WWW Rx Q M x mf' H SWS? Q Ac U49 Av, J nv-uN,,-.Q-'-.QQ ,,..f-- f V Q, F ,. .4 , Invuunv ' .WQCB . . . what we did with ourselves when we didn't want to study . . . some played with children . . . others went skiing . . . still others expressed themselves artistically . . . new clubs were formed: College rm, ,ff Republicans, Ski Club, and Student Missions Q Fellowship . . . sometimes there seemed to be too Ng many clubs to choose between. CHRISTIAN ACTION PACK Saturday Morning Club, led by Cyndi Faur, opened a world of love to children of low-income proiect housing in Elgin. A roller-skating party was held for preschoolers to sixth graders after lunch in the Judson College cafeteria. A trip to the zoo broadened the youngsters' knowledge of God and His world. I. Jim Bowling with one ofthe children. 2. Cyndi Faur, 3. Rick Kane, Marti Losey, Jim Bowling, Kathy Klein, Cyndi Faur, Barb Meyer, Dennis Rabb, Steve Swank, Keith Berry, Jeff Rosenberg. NOT PICTURED: Annette Maloy, Dan Loomer, Barb Rokosz, John Randolf and Dave Bowman. 58 Student Missions Fellowship, a newly formed club by Jan Whitlock, gave members an opportunity to learn from experience shared by speakers and other members concerning mission work. 4. Jan Whitlock, Willy Martin, Dr. Blatt, and Dave Stratton. 5. Jan Whitlock. 6. Ellen Urban and Jean Feely, sharing experiences from their summer together as missionaries. fQu L.-,Mis uf, . .10 QC 0 , il ' - C1111 'Q I.'Q'. 'f1'I4G l:4 oA 1 l ? I ' if fn , -. ..V 4 P '. ' ff., X V. nlrvfv .T V , 2 ' if' V 1'-gjffu... - . , -' ..,.. sl .f i 1 ff 21- J ' ll' 5 . r .I .,s,, ,,.. A , .J , y r S L .,,VVA . ,, , 3 swf f .K T.. ZZ '2.. map' ..-W Y K ,W mn' ,,, Uvn4.mf!1i:hhv-- ' f . ,wa ff- .M-cfs 6 Another Division of Christian Action Pack consisted of volunteers at the Elgin Mental Health Center. This group participated in various activities such as games and arts and crafts with the patients. 7. Greg Sexton, co-ordinator, Kathy McCarrell, Rita Wilson, Fran Bethune, Barb Rokosz, Phyliss ,U Pendleton, and Annette Maloy. e...- One of the more active organizations on campus, Circle K started off the year by working in the Elgin Kiwanis peanut sale, having a hayride for the entire campus, painting the Communication Arts rooms in the downstairs library, and sponsoring a pancake supper in the cafeteria. Winter trimester, before Christmas vacation, members decorated several trees on campus with popcorn for the birds and enlisted the aid of the campus in ringing bells for the Salvation Army. After Christmas the club donated money to the India Fund and organized one of their main proiects, a volleyball marathon for MS. In Spring trimester some meeting times were changed from Tuesday at 10:15 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. This was done in order to have dinner meetings with guest speakers. Also during this tri, Circle K planted lilac bushes which had been donated to the campus in Dr. Browne's honor, and solicited donations for Cystic Fibrosis on their Lollipop Day. l. Kathy Klein, Dana Larimore, and Greg Sexton 2. Dana Larimore soliciting for Cystic Fibrosis. CIRCLE K 3. Jim Fay flipping the pancakes at the pancake supper. im-mm,,mm,,,. .,, I ...A K I I 4. Kathy Klein and Anne Davies attempt to pull Curt Elmore to his feet after the ff-v.....,.fL,i marathon. Curt, along with Tom Johnson, managed to last the entire 28- hour marathon. 1... My ' fwfrf 2:3 5. Members of Circle K - Joyce Rice, Cathey O'Quin, Dana Larimore, Rob Switzer, Dr. Ryder lAdvisorJ, Kathy Klein lSecretaryl, Marc Jauhiainen, Mark Fox lTreasurerl, Jim Fay lVice Presidentl, and Vandora Lebegue lPresidentl. NOT PICTURED - Prof. Erickson lAdvisorl, Dorette Kuhn, Sue Cole, Jeff Sexton, Dan Bartz, and Laurie Love. 'C 'f 4 4 2 61 SKI CLUB HR CLUB CRP CLUB Directed by John Hanchett the Ski Club enioyed two trips to the slopes with only one trip to the hospital Imade by Cindy Hulbertl, Devil's Head, Merrimac, WI, Powder Horn, A , Ironwood, Ml, and Sherman 1 5 Hospital. ,fr I I . Mark Reeves and Dan Loomer on the slopes at Devil's Head. 2. Members of the Ski Club - Jim Dalrymple, Mark Reeves, Steve Sherbondy, Kurt Smith, Sandy Blatt, Cynthia Hulbert, Rob Switzer, Sue Blatt, Cheri Bieber, Dan Loomer, Jon Hanchett, Tim Gibbons, Mel Stout, and Dana Sherbondy. 3. Members of the HR Club and the CRP Club at a ioint meeting. fx .5 J if L 4. Members of the CRP Club - ROW 'I - Don Martin, Doug Anderson - President, Greg Merrill, Paul VanRyn, Bob Anderson, Dennis Robb, Jeff Sexton ISergeant of Armsl. ROW 2 - Jeannine Wilson, Pam Anderson ITreasurerl, Estelle Dubois, Dan Castillo, Joan Reiff, Margie Cole ISecretdryl. ROW 3 - D. Ray Wilson Iguest speakerl, Dr. Besancon IAdvisorl, Rick Crompton, and Prof. Erickson. NOT PICTURED: Carol Latina IVice Presidentl. 62 I Pete Borzeka 2 Carol Latina COLLEGE REPUBLICANS 3 Members of CR Dana Lanmore Pete Borzeka Vandora Lebegue Carol Latina lPresidentl Terri Tower Ureasurerl Mark Fox Jacqui Lanmore Nrel The el6Cl'l0n YSCII' l 976 ll'lffOdUC6d to JUClSOf'l Dawson l5eC ef0fYl NOT WCTURED V'Ck' College this newly formed club. Its varied activities Wnson lvme Prwdenll Steve Swank T'm Maclean included surveys of the surrounding area, Valentine's Joel Ferreira and Jim Weaver Day sucker sales, peanut sales on inauguration day, and a visit to Woodfield to hear former president, Xi Gerald Ford, speak. AQ 45.07 ia . .t,.., f is ,,-. J, f YEARBOOK LANTERN Dividing the book into sections, assigning certain people to work on sections, and then having a weekly meeting time with each group, were the new approaches used by l Brenda Stives and Annette Maloy work on layouts for their Clubs and Activities section. ditor Vandora Lebegue watches as Wendy Hoff types copy and Dana Larimore proofreads and indexes pages. 3 Carol Latina, photographer Mark Fox, and Jacqui Larimore complete their section, Student Life and Activities. 4. Head photographer Bruce Jones spent endless hours taking the requested pictures, making proof sheets, and printing the final pictures. 5. Duane Young was business manager. 6. Sally Stafford and Launa Correll worked on the Curricular section while Joel Ferreira helped with Sports. i ml J! ' , A 5 at uf -vs.,,.. f 2 J N inf. , VMJQZQE' NEWSPAPER LAMPLIGHTER 1. Cathy O'Quin, Layout. 2. Greg Sexton, Circulation Manager, Layout. 3. Dana Larimore, News Editor, writer, Marcia Lawrence, Feature Editor, writer. 4. Leah Oswald, Layout, writer. 5. Kevin Bercaw, writer, Spring Business Manager. 6. Chris French, Editor, Steve Belville, Sports editor, Writer. 21 IZ Vdciio ,,,,VQm4 3 A' -f Chris French, editor, revamped the Lamplighter by using three new regular columnists and encouraging editorials. As a result of financial difficulties issues were cut from weekly to every two weeks. Staff writers: Steve Swank, Phil Lowe, Cynthia Martinez, Tim MacLean, Annette Maloy, Don Long, Brent Atkinson, inspirational columnist, Dana Thompson, comedy columnist, and Kevin Kelly, Christian book review columnist. RADIO STATICN WJUD WJUD, after fixing their transmitter, had a good year, until their transmitter went out again. WJUD broadcast during Fall and Winter trimesters and underwent changes during Spring trimester: switching from AM to FM and becoming part of the C.A. Division. .ll ny DJ's: Randy Creath, Roy Mercer and Dale Slaton. DJ's: Bob Gallamore, Dave Stratton, Mike Purvis, and Jim Bowling. Equipment. Lynn Kintzler, program director. Tim Hodges, technical engineer. 7' ' ' PEP BAND WOODWIND ENSEMBLE Jay Walden organized the pep band in playing at all home basketball games. Craig Johnson led the woodwind ensemble for its first year in various functionsg namely, choir tours and concerts, plus a study break. in 'K , H, , - r ' 4 -' 3.2-V, 3,1 is e AY Z if 5. iii Z 70 6 5 F :lui 'Sri 411115. --f 'Z,A 1 I W i ' f . Betty Jean Scoff and Steve Belville. . Dan Loomer. . Jon Beilsfein, Jay Walden. . Rorke Warne, Patsy Allison. . Niel Dawson, Russ Mowen, Randy Marshall, Tim Gibbons, Alan Ford Tam Caldwell. Prof. Craig Johnson. X I ,n If .1 I . 1 5 , if 4 J . 5331 W 2 mf, M Z 'T V U. . M Y. '1,,i ,,,, - 1 f' 7 The fall tour took the choir east to Indiana, Ohio, the American Baptist Convention of New York at Olean, and to Niagara Falls. Downstate Illinois and Keokuck, Iowa were the destinations for winter tour. The choir set out with high hopes for spring tour toward the western United States. Many concerts were given in Kansas and Colorado Springs without any mishaps. But unfortunately at Denver the climate changed and they were snowed in for a day. Yet time was taken for a short visit to Dr. Amos Barton, ex- president of Judson. The rest of the tour wound back through Nebraska, Iowa, and home to Illinois. Another tour was taken during spring tri to Iowa and Wisconsin with a stop for fun at the Wisconsin Dells. NOT PICTURED: D. Shipman, M. Cowley, L. Pauley J. Schaeffer, K. Atterholt, P. Hargis, B. Jones, J. Walden, D. Bell, J. Fairley, K. Lindbergh, B. Schultz T. Caldwell, D. Vaught, G. Rouse, T. Winters, T. Pals, B. Ritter, D. Copelin, D. Copelin, and M. Kurtley. . l. I CHOIR 1. John Trask, Chris Riplow, Jody Lovett, and Rick Crompton. 2. Cynda Wood, Pat Hargis, and Rene Floyd. 3. Jeannine Wilson and Dave Bowman. 4. Officers ofthe Choir - Randy Cooper lBusiness Managerl, Jimmy Schaefer lVice- Presidentj, Heather Hood lLibrarianl, Tena Graf lSecretaryl, and Brent Atkinson lPresidentl, pose beside the new choir robe boxes which were painted by Joel Fairley. ROW l - B. Atkinson, J. Boswell, K. Smith, D. Rabb, D. Rissler, B. Shanks, B. Parsell, G. Rice, J. Weaver, J. Kobel, D. Shipman, N. Dawson, M. Aeilts, L. Moore, W. Oliver, D. Stratton, S. Huddle, O. Abney. ROW 2 - B. Atkinson, B. Huffstuttler, C. Kissinger, J. Beilstein, J. Cowley, P. McKenzie, K. Lyons, K. Johnson, J. Bower, R. Bagwell, R. Switzer, M. Stout, L. Johnson, V. Bach, D. Kuhn. ROW 3 - C. Riplow, R. Rosio, K. Leidig, P. Martin, W. Emerson, R. Marshall, R. Mowen, J. Edelen, R. Floyd, D. Bowman, P. McClasky, L. Correll, J. Peters, R. Bagnall, R. Crompton, D. Wildridge, J. Ferreira, S. Seiple. ROW 4 - K. Tinkham, C. Whitt, D. Zunich, D. Williams, B. J. Scott, L. Snow, P. Allison, R. Cooper, J. Lovett, H. Hood, V. Hansen, T. Smith. ROW 5 - K. Webb, M. Chambers, L. Johnson, P. Kinney, C. Martinez, C. Wood, G. Moore, T. Graf, S. Swank, S. Cole, S. Belville, L. Correll, J. McNeil, M. Baker. STUDENT SENATE The l 976-77 Student Senate made many changes in Judson's policies, problems, and even publications. They took action toward many common problems such as dorm fines and traffic fines. Also the food committee was activated and the total atmosphere of student forums changed. The fountain which was installed in the lagoon was also part of Student Senate's activities. WJUD was removed from the iurisdiction of the Senate and given to the CA department along with a revised system for publications which, will go into effect in the I977-78 school year. Along with this list of accomplishments goes a revised Constitution. Also, a new issue arose with a tie vote in the elections for 1977-78 Senate president. A re-vote had to be taken a week later. I . Members of Student Senate - ROW l - Kevin Noe lDR Rep.l, Marcia Aeilts QSocial Activitiesl, Carol Gerdes lPublicationsl, LeAnn Pauley fMiddler Rep.l, Brent Atkinson, Margo Amos. ROW 2 - Eileen Gammell lFreshman Rep.l, Jan Paul lOhio Hall Rep.l, Janie Peters lVolkman Rep.l, Jacqui Larimore, lParliamentarianl, Dana Larimore, Steve Swank, Cyndi Faur, Kevin Lyons, and Chris Rfplow. NOT PICTURED: Sheryl Seiple, Joel Shuflin, Jim Fay fSenior Rep.l, and Chester Shelabarger lCommuter Rep.l. U' :ff Kevin Lyons - President. Roxane Bagnall - Election Chairman. Student Senate in session, with advisors Dr. Didier and Sally Ackemann. Officers of Student Senate - Cyndi Faur iCorresponding Secretaryi, Steve Swank iVice Presidenti, Kevin Lyons iPresidenti, Dana Larimore iTreasureri, and Chris Riplow iRecording Secretaryj. Z .J BASIC BASIC lBrothers and Sisters in Christl was an active club with a Spiritual Journey Notebook Retreat, led by Jules Soule: a revival team, and a weekly Bible study. They raised money for summer missionaries by sponsoring an open gym and having a car wash. if F I. Sheila Laxton and Sandy Hazelwood at the Friday night Bible study. 2. Spiritual Journey Notebook Retreat - S. Hazelwood, K. Cooper, J. Frost, B. Meyer, Dr. Averill, K. Berry, W. Martin, B. Rokosz, Jules Soule, A. Maloy, G. Sexton. 3. Summer Missionaries - Willie Martin lCalifornial, Jean Feely lAlaskal. NOT PICTURED: Greg Sexton lMissouril. 4. D. Fleming, S. Hazelwood, J. Feely, Dr. Averill, W. Martin, K. Cooper, G. Sexton, and J. 76 Frost. if i BASIC FCA 5. Sandy Hazelwood, Director, Willy Martin, president, Jean Feely, Christian Outreach Chairman, Dr. Averill, Faculty Advisor, and Karen Cooper, Christian Growth Chairman. 6. Revival Team - Willie Martin, Keith Berry, Annette Maloy, and Jean Feely. 41 7. Members of FCA lFellowship of Christian Athletesl - Greg Rouse, Scott Silver, Mark Gregory, Cary Young, Bernie Jackson, Steve Bryson, Mark Reeves, Bill Schultz, Captain, Joni Boswell, Marcia Aeilts, Steve Cassells, Janel Edelen, and Dana Eddy. NOT PICTURED: Stan Brown and Jack Dobbins. , Q '-if 'X Q 'ki- fx' ffl. sw U1 lg!! Ji, E ,.-Q,-ii + fi ' , a,,.kg,rf,,-,Z wif. shy Faced to the Son : Anne Davies, Chris Riplow, Tammy Benne and Karen Cooper. SonKist : Mike Snow, Don Long, Vicky Hansen Diana Shipman, Pam Martin, and Melanie Baker. Windsong : Charlie Walker, Don Rissler, Jon Kobel, Ellen Urban, Paula Kinney and Sally Stafford. Knewlight : Drama Team - Rick Kane, Jan Whitlock, Glenn Moore, Cyndi Faur, Dave Bowman and Randy Peterkort. Sonset Free Summer ROT - Pat Hargis, Sue Fleshman, Randy Creath, Brent Atkinson, Jeannie Kirkpatrick and John Trask. REACH OUT TEAMS ,-B al ' 'f 1 w 4 wwf' 0 'V , 1 , ,, ,. 2 -H' ei'af,,' Q ' ' I . ' yv, . - 1, 'L' 5. Y. v QM1, . A, - In , ' . 4, V lf, f:,.f1',V, , f'k,1 '. -i ,uw .4 r I 4' A V' , if Q V' 3, V, 4 i i -V f 5, 'TW 1 ' 1 was' V I ' , , gi' f :N ' L ' 5, wifi' H W , P74 A, Es, . av? , ,,g,. b A wiv, Av I , 4 , YA K ,. wal A V 5 , 2' p 4 5' M 9' i A i M. 'Y 1-X' .. ' w A-H 1 1 ' ,l '5,.. O fi H uf Uh.. -1 ? ' ' Lggasnxange-. ., U E, lx. P k, iii! V5 ik-. lx 3 z 1 1 .L P' 3 1, f 1 I I REACH OUT TEAMS Fragrance - Patsy Allison, Melanie Baker, Leah Oswald, and Chris Riplow. Joel Fairley presenting one of his puppet shows. Crosswalk - Dave Vaught, Wendy Emerson, Bill Boscalion, Kristen Leidig, and Rob Fisher. Kristen Leidig and Wendy Emerson during one of their many practices. Patsy Allison. A familiar experience for all the Reach Out teams, loading and unloading the vans. 1 3 X-an '- il I I . 1. .Ib 1 N- 'I 5. NU' I C 44 'o 22 E: 3 1 'a it 2'- 6 to 1 ,V if Rafi if' V VV .i..,,.,.,,,,, v ik A 2 H a W I riff 1 A .JY M 7 Z , ' 4- Q us'- '1' s...-nn.. . , whlvun-ofa. S 4'-nl , . . a .. 1 ' f ,. , . JW -f 44 Q, 2 H Writ -03.11. 4-1-- f -Q . ,N ' an 'f'i ' f' V f 1 . ,.A V 59,42 ' ' .pw fggqw' ug , W ,A . ,H-gl ' .1 1, 4 , 6 - if Q 7 5, L ' ' of Q , , 'I 1 Munn. , q,,.. 15.1 ., yy. W M., .att ,A ,, ' ,, ' , ' .C wiv- ' K- f- . 'A' 'L' f M1lwv-,, ,Aw-'man-dow swf.. ., ..,,, V , . ., r , 1 'rv SW . . . It's how you play the game, not whether you win or lose. . . . Coach Sziksai got his own office . . . lrwin, a new coach for soccer and baseball . . an expanded women's program with an increased budget with more intercollegiate competition . . . Dr Ryder coaching Cross Country . . . conflicts over practices in the gym . . . new uniforms and sweats for the basketball team . . . open gyms every night during spring trimester . . . new uniforms for the baseball and softball teams . . . tennis courts resurfaced . . . new intramural sports: soccer, slo- pitch softball, and tennis and golf tournaments . . . and the tennis team went intercollegiate for the first time. SOCCER Under the direction of Coach Irwin the soccer team finished their season with a 5- 9 record. Abebe Aychelouhem was named All- Conference player and placed on the all-district NAIA team. Colin Novack and Paul Lamb were on the conference 2nd team. I. Greg Rouse. 2. Serawite Tadesse. 3. Dana Eddy. 4. Abebe Aychelouhem. 5. Serawite Tadesse, Greg Rouse, and Jim Dalrymple. 1m ?'3 of V , J, ,..- ' I Q ' ,A .ya lea. ww ' Mn, .:. .wi ,,,' R 1 '41 Y. ,, G if 5, . Y M X V . I in-4 fm if - v.,.:v .TSW 9 ., ,VM ,, . . 84 j.gr1H,,'f ,Amy :G ' A f,W,:..,,1: .-.. 1-A fl r - Wy .qis T . Ky ..,,,, 'V .. .qv W , , ,,..,,, mmf, , 7 QQ? A 3 A, V . M, ,-brim , , .... Q pam, .,,, ,,,,, ,,,,,, q 5 it N511 lllllkl ROW l - Manager Bill Boscalion, Abebe Aychelouhem, Dana Eddy, Jon Beilstein, Dave Hatcher. ROW 2 - Dave Harring- ton, Mark Reeves, Serawite Tadesse, Rob Switzer, Rodger Fiorito, Bob Lakatos. ROW 3 - Coach Irwin, Bill Schultz, Paul Lamb, Jack Dobbins, Colin Novack, Greg Rouse, Scott Deiong, Jim Dalrymple. NOT PICTURED - Kelly Wallace, Ron Lane. Mi! CROSS COUNTRY Wearing unusual hats and practicing outfits, the cross country team created a reputation of individuality. As an individual achievement, Duane Young set a new four mile course record of 20:54. Collectively, the team brought home fourth place in the Northeastern Invitational and tenth place in the Nationals. 4 gf 5? ff lg f 'VK q. .-ff W. fw.--O M - ,, 5 4 ' 'ff ,NK , , D D MU.. f I' ga, ,khgfl-, J . .em , - , 3, .V , i 4 ' 2 D' .' -1 I , , 9 f L I 23: , ' :I ' 1 .' , L , 'V , W ,1 - H 'V-gb' V V J A . ,t 4 K r Q 17. All J: , V :L , ll , A WV I ? ,. 1 ,V I L: Vf,,1,'7rwK.,..: ffl 1, , , ,, V , ' -. j' IQ, 4, I K r . I ,,i'?,,f' 1 V' '-A - ,v A ? 1' f r? may A 4 's 1. wb , :: ' 11' f -1 '- 'KW -v ::' ' 5 ,f M314 ' , gl W V, fi-ai I fffbti'-ffl f ', 1 ., RW-1 fwm ,W are ff f we Q :sail . V . Y. . , ol , 3 1 . J-:::: -' 1 5 X, ' :V-:ff 1'f'1t?:,1 hi J 'E I 129 , it Q ' . Q 'wi 3 .34 2 IM Yi 9 fy' of A i ' In 'iii' , L -, ' ,,,.,al.,fg-ji Q , ,. ,,41f3n,g 3, 1,-, Ql3L,1?,:,,v 11,3 ., f Lvwvhif' , is ,audi N , .V M , , ,. 7, . ' 5:2559 ff v t y L , ,M fy, ,+I 0. , . W ,L 33:11 wb J 'E fy - ililifq t , E Q Q1 Z A yy fl Q nz, i i 1.44 J-ffl X XX S Duane Young. Steve Westlund. Cross Country Team - ON TOP - Steve Westlund. ROW 2 - Coach Stuart Ryder, Ernie Noe, Stan Brown, and Dan Castillo. ROW 3 - Jim Fay, Mike Neisler, Stuart Martin, and Duane Young. Coach Stuart Ryder. . Stan Brown. . Jim Fay. Mike Neisler. VCDLLEYBALL The women's volleyball team came back with one member from last year's team, Joni Boswell, and five new players. Against such odds, they put together a 2-I 4 record. L I gl , l .Joni Boswell, Cheri Bieber, and Cleo Fritsch. 2. Candy Hansen, Cheri Bieber. 3. RCW 1 - Lori Smith, Candy Hansen, Cheri Bieber. ROW 2 - Cleo Frifsch, Coach Moulton, Deb Walker. ROW 3 - Joni Boswell. 4. Team members fake a break during a match. 5. Candy Hansen lifts the ball for a set- up. 1 A 1 1 1 1 1 uw' , - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 A . 1 ,V . 1: f 'LN' V. 9 1 1 1 1-, 1 1 1 1 1 -. 1 in 1 l 90 l. Marsha Chambers. 2. Jay Walden and Joel Fairley back up the girl cheerleaders in their little routine. 3. BACK ROW - Joel Fairley, Geri Moats and Jay Walden. MIDDLE ROW - MaryAnn Clossman lCaptainl, Dana McKee, and Connie Steindorf. FRONT ROW - Marsha Chambers, Becky Rathburn, and Martha Fields. 4. Sometimes the megaphones became useful for shutting out the unfortunate basketball scores. 5. The girl cheerleaders perform a cheer during a time-out. CHEERLEADERS BASKETBALL - MEN'S As a result of iniuries, mistakes, and various other problems, the basketball team, coached by Jim Sziksai, ended with only six of the original members and a final record of 4-22. Assisting Coach Sziksai were Steve Irwin and Steve Cassells. Scott DeJong was named to the 2nd team All Conference and led the conference in rebounding. On the All-Conference 3rd team was Ed Gelasi. I . Don Long, Mike Neisler, Bill 92 , wr., i , tc, T ,,, ,,., li '-at-,A ' Ll Schultz, Bill Boscalion, and Cary Young. 2. Tim Healy, Scott DeJong, Roy Mercer, Everett Bell, Ed Gelasi, Steve Fitzwilliam, Bill Boscalion, Tim Hodges, Bill VonLanken, Greg Boswell, Thomas Spann, Scott Silver, Bernie Jackson, and Andy Kaptain. J i i l l l F T , ' ,,. ,gil 9-U3 1 R Q l 1' .. 'X B ,... ' x. 35 , , ,,, A s QQ S 2 V lima. ,, ,NVQ -M. , H ,. ,cimgxg , ,,l.,,,, A , .4 , in ,l.',,ggHj 4 . 3. Scott Deiong and Bill Boscalion against five members of the Olivet team. 4. Stan Brown hesitates before passing the ball 5. Kelly Wallace. it i f -45 BASKETBALL - WOMEN'S Finishing with a final record of 5-l l, the women's basketball team, like the men's had difficulty as a result of iniuries. l . Marsha Aeilts. 2. Deb Sweers. 3. Cleo Fritsch. 4. Coach Moulton. 94 C , il , fini?-5:3 -M -n-.,. .V I I ::' ,. ,v,., ' 1.75 5. Members of the Women's Basketball Team - Mary Bowman, Candy Hansen, Patsy Allison, Janel Edelen, Wendy Hoff, Ruth Rosio, Deb Sweers, Cleo Fritsch, Stan Brown, Joni Boswell, Eileen Gammel, Marsha Aeilts, Brenda Cole, Glynda Rice, and Coach Moulton. V-Y.: .. - 'I Y, 4 -. -3 II I , ' ,W , .. sy-' ' , . ' . A-A , ' -, . - sr .1 , 2 . . -. V ' V3 W ' Q 5 '- . - ' ' ' 4 up -f at f' ' ,,, at faq, ,, , . f -1 -Qi , A Q .Q .. .1 .4 , .. - ff 1 , 1 d , . 85' 1 1: iff . . ' 1 f 5 ,WI ,K . I A' ' up V ' ' Q whit? , , W - W- QQ . 'aiu' , - - I . AI . V- ,f,, g Ip 1, .. r , ,I ,W , .V-,ia-M .-if so . 1 . 0 , . v ., , ' A , , 6 'Q , I II -fr 53911, fyjyga' ',.-KN' 'PJ . -' 9 'M ' 4 fx 1: ' ,M 1. ' ' 1 vm ' M . 1 f ' II II WIEKII. . L., ,fin I I I3 932.4 ,,., . 2. I I I f I -,w ,Q I I V Y ' I III 0 , . ,P IQIII ahh II I QM, .G I, 6 'QM' ' w A 45?QI'f'v1',? .lx - - I ' 2 cvs, Q.. xl ' f, I y V II ,I , . 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W M W. M' '1 ,, ,-I ' All .1 Q ' U' W ffm M .....,w ' ' A ' 1 M . .V --A 4 'X V M91 1 Q. 'ah ws. Q, QQ' ' It 2 J .ha . ' - v ' Nr 'F' uv 'YP are t 'X 'gg mr- l NT RAMU RALS Intramurals were greatly expanded this xl j ,. n. ,gl 9 year under the direction of Coach Irwin and included football, basketball, indoor ' A if soccer, co-ed volleyball, slo-pitch softball, and golf and tennis tournaments. -l H-v-l'- , S ' . , ffl A fi it -1- - . WA ,,, t QX 42 mi' f' 3' f .. 3 6, ,s . 4 5 Z I . Marty Baker, Daryl Crothers, Phil 3 1 Lowe, Gary Swink, Brian Smith, :tu -as VJ' ,.4qQ.,.,, ,-,, : I g W V s, ff and Mike Cole. 2 4' rig i' v Tim Winters. . 5 . if ' 3. Tom Johnson. 4. Mike Neisler, checking out the opposition while speeding down the courts. .ntl INTRAMURALS i f A459 hi 5 ,R isbn scum A-SUR f ,5- ,nf f 1, .J-w.,1 ak , u Q fi- f ' 'Q . i , q , - 5? 98 3 I 'n ,NNN 1 , ,fe 0 S v '- 'F' 1? 1' 1: , , 1? , FY. 9 ,fm eggs: T21 'Y71 Y' 1 . ,Ml -3 A' 'li A A ? M ,, . V. ,A- , . ' ,J -. 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Releasing his pitch is Barry Parsell, with Jim Fay ready in the outfield. 3 99 -..., ff l BASEBALL Finishing off the season with a 7-12 record, the baseball team was able to enjoy full use of the new baseball diamond under the direction of Coach Irwin. l. Kevin Kelly. 2. Kelly Wallace. 3. Number eight, Catcher Mark Reeves. 4. Colin Novack. f.. AF 'Q , i. - ' V, my 4 L fs 'f-3fl - -Ti l' JV KX .,, V if f t' 1, ' l ' 5 5 Y ,, . VM-- -V . 9. . ,,'. r 55.5, ,'-. 4 4 1. ff 5.2 .ee ., N6 's fav V V.. f-15 -fi l V' , , ,:., Q x .A ,, i ,. ,V 4 V ' '6' '. -fr-3 ' ' ' 5 w '15 ' -. A Z' . I ?x4-jf..g:,,,V',- lu ' 1 ex,-4 - Y 1 P 1 gfflf 1 ' li' s wi af ff ,-- V. .-Wy'-'V-Jim Mr' -V ', ll , -' ,W.,..'. -' V-.--wwe--w . t V . -V V..ef'g '. - . 4-.QA - WVQAQWVW. ,,,.f5.-ipw,..'siM...g1Va.e1e. fl ' -I V . ,,..e rVV nf. 'Lge V. ,,.. v -A M.: .,, V M A V,.., . 444, .. A .N .- gp.. -,....fV. .1-f -mg, ' ....-V . .. .. , V , V .. 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Members ofthe Baseball Team - Mark Reeves, Ken Baney, Ross Hatcher, Colin Novack, Jeff Stratton, Daryl Crothers, Coach Irwin, Kevin Kelly, Bill Schultz, Rorke Warne, Jon Lambert, Jack Dobbins, Keith Trimble, and Kelly Wallace. NOT PICTURED - Stan Brown, Steve Bryson, Dana Eddy, and Bob Lakatos. 6. Coach lrwin. 7. Viewing from the sidelines are Rorke Warne, Shannon Ost, Lea Anne Johnson, Don Long, Jon Lambert, Daryl Crothers, Jeff Stratton, Kelly Wallace, and Ken Baney. s ,1:::::,., Ag r' Z -'i'r.a f '-',3g:g 1 iai- Ti +'ff,g-1-'T-1':,'5 ? i'1 I'-gulf I-E-'E be rrt r T B .... ,, ,r fz..- r T .-eu 'F F 11 -it 44-A i x t, --W.. ,151 v,vV .f - uf -12-is - H , , , ,, in 'M . 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' .4.:24s.wf ww F1 - if T , -eff XJ 'L .,, 'lg 'M ' . Q 5 rf.-A ,,4.wif,i'9g WH' ' 1 . 4 , f. Q is Y - t I i . Q ?,' ,, w'e VL' 'vu ' Q? X ','5 4 .. 'l x klzxxgt-F Nmgzsnu: f .5 .,p..yfr',g it f , , 8312 1- 'i g1Qt.-ff 5 fig , 4V ,Z 7, yw, l . ff, 1' 1' A b, :f4y,4 ,.,,,, , 4+ . l V, if , M. 4 U 9 l . 'W A ,g,.,....1 4 1. Martha Fields. 2. Becky Rathbun. 3. Members of the Softball Team - Deb Sweers, Martha Fields, Candy Hansen, Portia Baird, Becky Rathbun, Brenda Cole, Mary Ann Hulbert, Pam Martin, Marie Bellinger, Sally Stafford, Coach Moulton, Fran Bethune lManagerl, Patsy Allison, Eileen Gammel, Debbie Walker, and Cheri Bieber. NOT PICTURED - Teresa Smith and Jeanie Borger. W 4 .M V ,I A LN' .I ,X .Al xx. Ilbv I .Tx - 1 F ' , TEN , . IV- , , Ji: if 4 4: R 'vi4l-,-1-sa-.4 - 5 5 . ' A . ,Q 5. l 'z pf fi-flkrlm-yi 1,g'aiQ , ' . ,N , -f.' , V' K ' f R 4 3 , . 1, , wc, - .A , . A . - 1, .. .gm ' in I Q: .,,,. 1 V D ...,. . I vi fS'i. ic hwwgi' M T 'f?'W 'f'l Q + ' .- U if 'ww'-uae Yi- ,M M Jw, - F , ,iw . , , ..- . ri.. 1 , . 1 . - . W .l -A,-.1-y,,,r, xjv. ,ml .f'f ? if J g. .pn ., . f'-. ,n,...W A I ..,- - f :Pa Q Ending their season with a final record of 9-0, the tennis team did not have much to show for their hours of hard practice . . except, perhaps, experience for the next year. 1. Randy Marshall. 2. Dave Logsdon. 3. Don Rissler. 4. Jeff Sexton. 5, my. .Q 5. Members of the Tennis Team - Coach Cassells, Greg Rouse, Dave Logsdon, Mark Crone, Randy Marshall, Jeff Sexton, AI Holder, Barry Parsell, and Don Rissler. S -ff ,., TENNIS ... -.,-ffm...-A .W ,.- -,v,..-...- v- - 4. 'kf.1,.i' 5, 9 X,-!,,m -in , xg: 1 , . rw., KVM Q , gf .J ' E! I L...J 106 4. ROW l - Tena Graf, Rene Floyd, Ruth Young, Mary Ann Hulbert, Terri Tower, Kristen Leidig. ROW 2 - Vicky Wilson, Jeanie Borger, Carole N S Raker. ROW 3 -Jimmy Schaefer, Linda Webber, Dale Hennix lAdvisorj, Dena Good. ROW 4 - Sandy Blatt. ROW 5 - Sue Aspinall The maior innovation on the Pom Pon Squad this year was Lori Smith, Janice 5,898,5- enlarging the group from nine girls to fifteen. l. Sandy Blatt, Janice Segers, Kristen Leidig, and Dena Good. 2. Jimmy Schaefer, Tena Graf, and Mary Ann Hulbert. 3. Members of the Poms performing during half time. , V5 Q V. I .Sf 4 l HIHWWII Y wfwwfl- 1' -w 4.I iv V LLu.r'1- H- I SOCCER Us Them MacMurray 3 6 McKendree 1 3 Greenville 3 1 Monmouth 5 0 Beloit Rockford Aurora Aurora Trinity Platteville Rockford Trinity Aurora Moody CROSS COUNTRY Us Them 4th of 9 teams at N.E.I. ln Olivet Nazarene 2 7th of 15 teams at Spartan In. Aurora 2 3 2nd of 7 teams at Judson In. 9th in NAIA District 20 Meet 4th in NIIC Meet 10th in NCCAA National Meet Them ECC St. Xavier Morton Highland North Central Rockford Aurora Lewis Trinity Olivet Elmhurst DePaul Rockford Trinity Olivet VOLLEYBALL Kishwaukee Highland North Central Trinity Bradley Eureka Wesleyan Lewis Concordia B Rockford Aurora Elmhurst Northwestern BASKETBALL Trinity Christian Milton North Park St Xavier Beloit George Williams Concordia McKendree Roosevelt N E I St Francis McKendree Aurora Rockford Franklin Trinity Aurora Rockford St Francis Concordia Trinity Olivet Olivet Roosevelt Us 4 7 10 7 9 MEN S Them 15 15 15 15 15 Them 2 1 2 15 ur 3 4 2 15 Q 4 4 15 0 2 7 15 0 2 4 15 7 4 6 15 1 0 4 15 0 2 15 12 1 2 16 14 0 2 7 15 2 3 8 15 17 15 15 1 1 2 15 9 15 IBC 10 15 15 5 12 14 2 15 IBC 51 19 5 15 - 10 15 8 27 6 I5 2 15 2 3 6 15 Us ' ' ' ' 104 97 ' 66 96 61 80 . ' 65 88 ' 56 81 BASKETBALL-woMEN's IBC 76 109 US ' ' 60 64 30 45 ' 62 60 2 0 76 118 2 0 90 89 44 59 . .. 50 82 39 32 . ' 86 88 32 35 84 124 IBC 39 38 72 Q0 51 57 67 76 26 40 ' 45 106 39 50 ' ' 84 95 45 57 IBC 65 86 64 19 61 76 43 59 74 96 35 47 . ' 79 65 33 57 ' 68 76 29 70 ' ' 71 90 ' 72 116 ' 74 98 94 101 SOFTBALL Us Them Highland 5 21 St. Xavier 38 1 8 Lewis 4 1 8 North Central 1 12 Olivet 1 3 25 3 24 Morton 16 21 Lake Country 14 18 IBC 12 21 North Park 5 20 DePaul 9 1 1 Aurora 2 16 Elmhurst 16 19 TENNIS Us Them ECC 2 7 IIT 0 9 IBC 0 9 Trinity 0 9 Aurora 3 6 Rockford 0 9 Concordia 1 8 Olivet 0 9 Wheaton JV 3 6 BASEBALL Us Them Wheaton 2 4 1 1 3 IBC 12 22 0 7 Aurora 0 3 3 14 Trinity 5 14 8 7 ' Rockford 2 6 0 10 Olivet 1 4 3 2 Concordia 2 4 0 8 George Williams 1 4 8 5 Lake Forest 2 1 Niles 8 3 1 1 2 7 SPORTS BANQUET Y ' 3.45 'fzwfii iii? 'fkrg I M N . l 7' 'V ' X' 2 .ld ex 'QJF' 436 'H .io x 1. An 1- . O8 fx, f'-.1 ' -. t f- . . w ,. . ,., . l. Guest Speaker - Tom Randall. 2. Soccer - Coach Irwin, Abebe Aychelouhem, M.V.P., Bill Schultz, C.A., and Paul Lamb, M.I.P. 3. Volleyball - Coach Moulton, Candy Hansen, C.A., Deb Walker, M.V.P., and Cleo Frifsch, M.l.P. 1 yff' x, On May 2l st, the outstanding athletes were honored at the annual Sports Banquet held in the cafeteria. Those attending were able to hear Tom Randall, a former Judson athlete, speak. Letters and participation certificates were given along with special awards for Most Most Improved Player lM.l.P.l, and Coach's Award lC.A.l. Other special awards given were to the male and female athletes and scholar athletes of the year. 4 Q15 Q IU 1-4 fb, ,In ' 1 K ' Q wa!-Q?T9fQ-35,2 3 ,..,l. ' 4. Basketball - Coach Sziksai, Cary Young, Isaac Strain, Sportsmanship Award, Ed Gelasi, M.I.P., NOT PICTURED - Scott De.long, M.V.P. 5. Cross Country -- Dr. Ryder, Mike Neisler, M.I.P., Duane Young, M.V.P., and Jim Fay, C.A. 6. Women's Basketball - Coach Moulton, Eileen Gammel, C.A., Cleo Fritsch, M.l.P., and Glynda Rice, M.V.P. Valuable Player lM.V.P.l, SPORTS BANQUET 1. Softball - Cheri Bieber, M.l.P.p Deb Walker, M.V.P.p Mary Ann Hulbert, C.A.g and Coach Moulton. 2. Baseball - Coach Irwing Colin Novack, M.V.P., Kelly Wallace, C.A.5 and NOT PICTURED - Bob Lakatos, M.I.P. 3. Tennis - Dave Logsdon, C.A.5 Allan Holder, M.l.P.p and Greg Rouse, M.V.P. H0 1347 Male Athlete of the Year -- Duane Young. Female Athlete of the Year - Eileen Gammel. Male Scholar Athlete of the Year - Kevin Kelly. Female Scholar Athlete of the Year - Marie Bellinger. is 'Ke A- Q I, X Af In- ' 1 , 1 112 ITWN34 'ir 51.35 , 1 . Ziff. Ax -- -' 4 'saf- ,:' , iw. X s . , gm. t gf' Q , jeg.-1 f K, 1 - 4 . .W . 1 X ' 1 in ll 1 010' yidngunu ,viii sqnuzlsas gl , V iQ A f ','n tnaunu 5 9 'u - iss in I U I3 A f X ittxtt Y Eiiiistiii hx 115, 4 .4 tif ll I liiffu-I Q x un , , . N P ul l . . , , 1 Q -'I' 'fftwfsi-,Qf'.,mfs:a1 194, givin ,,g! J, - ,'fV'w-2,14-45, 121504. Q Af 'fb .Q .V s I -J, .,.1, ',... V Y . A n-4 Q 2 ,v-1 ,gg T , 5 .g:'ff':f?Af xi an-41 if . 04,4 4' uf v i vngg,-ill!! U .--f,,,.t.ffzuu x, Y' ' A' ,,-5sL'g,'gHX3' q 1 .. , .,,ufL . . . classes and people who gave everyday life a feeling of security even though changes took place . . . new teachers: Schennum, Fackler, C. Sziksai, lrwin, Hammond, and Rigor . . . a more organized English Lab . . . four professors on sabbaticals: E. Juergensmeyer, Hsieh, Ryder, and Cramer . . . Paula Sarver as the new bookstore manager . . . music books moved to the upstairs of the library and other music materials moved out of the Periodicals room into the upstairs entryway . . . the library faculty lounge became a music listening room . . . downstairs Administration building was remodeled . . . Accounting seemed to be more confused than ever . . . Issues and Ideas became Cognizance and Awareness . . . a new high for spring trimester enrollment . . . North Park teacher education classes held on Judson campus . . . the Health Center moved from Volkman to Faculty Apartment if 7. X 113 ADMINIS TRATION H4 Dean Edgar Boss. Business Manager - John Fitzwilliam. Registrar, Lois Warner, and her assistants, Hazel Collins and Cheryl Wood. President Harm Weber. Dr. Harold Blatt - Vice President of Development. , tm ,D g ' Q9 ' 57 ,F my 15 hy' u Me- , -4 r X -,' .f 4-'li f , PS X Nxinfk STAFF I. Director of Communications - Rev. Robert Sherbondy. 2. Coordinator of Alumni Affairs and Admissions Counselor, Scott Johnston, Director of Admissions, Press Webster, President Weber's secretary, Gerry Craddock, Admissions Counselor, Jon Hanchett, Admissions secretary Gloria Muirhead, secretary, Non Urshel, secretory to Development, Deb Hennix, Dr. Blatt's secretary, Virginia Carmony, Admissions secretary, Deb Seese. 3. Accounting Department - Ruth Young, Polly Larsen, Evelyn Homer, Marge Thiesen. f M,-...,,,f,., 'flfml' t ki A 5? . fivw kj-Z,,,fg f1'.ffev's ft :L , .-an ig:-J ---' Q .1 , fm i- ,' ' - 'FLT . . . . P -Q- iur ,whim 'gf .J-. fr I9 fs 'lf .rv at ,,.g,,,,Q.',T4Q'f ,- .A wtf' i 'IP 'M L. '44s BN. fq-f' rf w 'F -. W f ,jx ur , , W I , if - , ,gm - .,-.' Hb.. .-1, z, .. 74,4 . A. ,- V , . . - , , ,A ,Q Q ,, A T., lf. , Y. ,, C ,,,, N 6157.1 ANP, , , F. V V Q 4 , ,. V A . avg ' - Mr, - -bv ' .ff ,A --- , , . -.if is , -,.. - f- .- -,Q 5 M I J 1 .,1,,x,N.s., ,n , fe ,W M - iw ,.,. ,A-K egg 4,4-cs-,vt -A . ,,.4,, '-.f ,fu s.. . m- .fsfi V. , .. - 'sv 1:1 , nw 1 . , , ,,,, ,. ,V ., . ., , . , .Y A, .. ' ,, ,ef 1.1 - ,, v .. W., .- , QM -,.. . ,515 A . , s iw, ' , , , Q K 'P'f3 'f-ff 'J 5 '2 ' Y ff '3' +A 1 ' J Q v I . e 4 l.1. sq I ' x ff tl -1- f r ,..d -97. ' ' P - ,.-...N ., - - 'gfjf Q. yr ' , ,. ,Q ,-, -, 1 A -f , 1 . A . 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I I E: 5, v, -if' S1 , X- .ii - ,.., , , iffifiililllllllllllll I l l l l ' ,:..:a'..,. 5. lndoor Maintenance workers - Rod Moore, Bob Gallamore, Doug Fleming, Shawn Burdette, Willie Nolte, Joyce Rice, Dorette Kuhn, Bev Wilson, Ernie Noe, Debbie Hampton, and Bev Gibbons. 6. Outdoor Maintenance - Dave Hill, Joe Perosa, Darrell Spurlock, Clarence Radloff, and Bill Nabors. 7. Dave Hill. II7 Receptlonlst Jean Kirkpatrick Bookstore Karen Derheim, Manager Paula Sarver Jlmmy Schaefer, and Manlynn Rea Nurse Ladonna Sunderman. CPO Barry Lovett Jody Lovett and Maryann x KY -6 I J 'Ullrs 5. Cafeteria - Phil Bell, Manager Marion Hall, Steve Swank, Jon Lambert, Rick Kane, Marti Losey, Ken Davy, Brian Smith, Carole Raker, Deb Wildridge, Marlene Burkholder, Rorke Warne, Jacqui Larimore, Patsy Allison, Carol Lary, Kathy Klein, Vicki Cullen, Ron Colson, Maryann Hulbert, Jayne Frost, Cheryl Raker, Cindy Brunner, Launa Correll, Randy Creath, Shawn Burdette, Cathy Dogan, and Vicki Wilson. 6. Nurse Joan Didier. 7. Library - Kay Wilson, Jim Weaver, Vicki Hansen, Jim Fay, Ellen Reyes, Head Librarian: Donald Peterson, Sue Crowfoot, Brenda Stives, Jan Segers, Elsie Smith, Andriana Fori, Terri Tower, Karen Cooper, Sheila Laxton, Linnea Johnson, Amy Herington, and Annette Maloy. e I L ' z if O!- 552. 1-Q-4 'iff' Wm FACULTY I! . sq ,2 mg, bw , .f. I -ui wh Q52 120 s-up W X I 1 5 E ml., Prof. Mark Fackler. Brooke Transue. Helen Hamlin. Harriet Rigor. Dr. Wayne Schennum. Dr. Frank Averill. Prof. Clarence Young and Dr. Rolf Myhrman. K Q 1 Q, 7 FACULTY A Svfmv- I. Prof. James Sziksai and Cathy Sziksai. 2. Prof. Ted Hsieh. 3. Prof. Don Ferrell. 4. Prof. Steve Irwin and Coach Lois Moulton. 5. Abed Ismail. 6. Prof. Steve Cassells. 122 'W My ,wr , '- l '-Lyfgwfzlm is mga, f 4 5 , 3 'f ., m. uf, WWWMMW,,,.Ww ,. ' , ,.f, vi' . .. A M .W ,. , 4- Bl 5, Vw ., ,,,, Wiugk 1 ,. ,f f - V, ., 2 4 ' A r . 1'f4:v!,Tv . . Lf' Ma, I A W uf, M 4 f in rl: V, wA,,',,7 rp. , AV, i lpv , M N l 4 W l ,,...e' ,4af , .,, 4 xx MQ , Yr f 41. H '-'H-.,. ...qt -my kip Z. 1 V 5 VI! ,.ff.,g,? , wus., FAC U LTY IIH l :QSM L 2 ? Nik. ff I , 3l Prof. Ron Richards. Prof. Bob Erickson ond Dr Dr. John Juergensmeyer. Prof. Marc Cleworfh. Dr. Richard Clossmon. 5 3 1 ff- I Q 4 .2 FACULTY 1 ff T! 4 fy A Wuf' z Q' , , QV.- fl 1. Alice Thompson. 2. Mary Hammond. 3. Geller? Modos. 4. Dr. Ed Thompson and Prof. James Cramer. 5. Band director - Craig Johnson. 126 v -fr 'mm F 'ij , Mm f-sw u- I-wiji-..... ,MU -w-.u-vuaw..,. ., , k .,,V , . . ,,.,. .,,.. .,.,, ., ,Q 'F' s -,f W W wr .pw SENIORS ALCANTARA- Salvador Alcanfara Margo Amos Douglas Anderson Pamela Anderson Brenda Atkinson Abebe Aychelouhem Roxane Bagnall Marlin Baker Lorene Beal Jon Beilsfein Dannie Bell Walter Blalark 128 CROMPTON Susan Blatt Penny Bredemeier Robert Bredemeier Stanley Brown Marlene Burkholder Debra Christenson Michael Cole Susan Cole Judith Cortes Janis Cowley Randall Creath Richard Crompton SENICDRS CROTHERS- Daryl Crothers James Dalrymple Niel Dawson Karen Derheim Jack Dobbins Timothy Joel Fairley Cynthia Faur James Fay Barbara Freibert Carol Gerdes Beverly Gibbons Mark Gregory 130 'rv--S W' 'Ml' 'fl :eva l J :fr X MQ M3 xg ,. 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' f A f R fs, A3 COOPER Bethune, Fran Bieber, Cheri Bierke, Phil Blatt, Sandy Borger, Jeanie Borzeka, Pete Boscalion, Barry Boswell, Greg Boswell, Joni Bower, Julane Bowling, Jim Bowman, Dave Bowman, Mary Brantingham, Dan Brenneman, Dave Brownlee, Lee Brunner, Cindi Bryson, Steve Burbeck, Melinda Burdette, Shawn Caldwell, Tom Castillo, Dan Chambers, Marsha Clossman, Mary Ann Cogswell, Debbie Cole, Brenda Cole, Margaret Cole, Sarah Colson, Ron Cooper, Karen 137 UNDERGRADUATES COOPER Cooper, Randy Copelin, Dan Copelin, Deb Correll, Launa Correll, Laura Costello, Ray Cowley, Marcia Crone, Mark Cullen, Vicki Curley, Gayle Davies, Anne Davy, Ken Deiong, Scott Deihl, Linda Dogan, Cathy Donaldson, Devlin Dubois, Estelle Dunivan, Cindy Dykstra, Cheryl Eddy, Dana Edelen, Janel Edlund, James Edwards, Judy Elmore, Curtis Emerson, Wendy Ewell, Mary Jane Fagenburg, Steve Fay, John Feey, Jean Fell, Laura J ,ey i f ff A -, W E' ' 5 ' sf M sg ' -if . roi' 2.5, W J za 'M Qu W is ' , it 5, A 5!44'f ,. , ,, nun , ff- ,f'f?Lif fw wi' J F- Q l l ll! 1 l fiwiif E Q , Q 1 Wil' l 4. 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R. 139 UNDERGRADUATES HAMPToN Hampton, Debbie Hansen, Candy Hansen, Vicki Hardy, Marcia Harrington, Dave Healy, Tim Henry, Don Heskett, Diane Hicks, Woody Hott, Wendy Holder, Bob Hollister, Viola Hood, Heather Hoopengarner, Sandy Huddle, Scott Huffstutler, Becky Hulbert, Cynthia Hulbert, Maryann Jackle, Emma Sue Jackson, Roger Jahnke, Kim Jauhiainen, Marc Johns, Monroe Johnson, Keith Johnson, Lea Anne Johnson, Linnea Johnson, Liz Jordan, Terry Judy, Dennis Kermott, Sue t LK L , , 5 I L J ll We 1, is jf, fu- X, 'L-saw, Ls... X . E if , X N X.. ,f y .. Q 52 A A .V A 1 if Q-:av ii M? ar ,I .. 'lf if is . Q X sf , Ab ak ' L L 2+ 4 I 2 X ' F . AQ' L A 9 ' I . ' 1 Irv. ,ff'? A. 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Q, .,,, Q .M reg J , 3 , ,, ,e, e Z Q E ff .,.- 5' .55 It :P i ' - , , V A J, W, it A f -1 'ff il ,wil IZ RAKER Neisler, Mike Niswonger, Rita Noe, Ernie Nolte, Willie Novack, Colin O'Brien, Maureen O'Bryon, Amy Ohlendorf, Pam Oliver, Wesley Olson, Martin O'Ouin, Cathey Ost, Shannon Oswald, Leah Pals, Tom Parsell, Barry Patrick, Becky Paul, Janet Pauley, Leann Pendleton, Phyliss Perrone, Diane Peterkort, Randy Peters, Janie Purvis, Mike Rabb, Dennis Radcliff, Frank Radtke, John Ragsdale, John Ragsdale, Roger Raker, Carole Raker, Cheryl UNDERGRADUATES RAPPAPORT Rappaport, Dan Rathburn, Becky Rea, Marilynn Reeves, Mark Reiff, Joan Renfrow, Chuck Reyes, Ed Reyes, Ellen Rice, Joyce Riplow, Chris Rissler, Don Roberts, Carol Roberts, Jill Rokosz, Barb Rollins, Dave Rosenberg, Jeff Rosio, Ruth Rouse, Greg Saunders, Carol Schaefer, Chuck Schaefer, Jimmy Schaeffer, Joanne Schlumpf, Susie Schumacher, Jim Scott, Betty Segers, Jan Sexton, Greg Sexton, Jeff Shanks, Brice Shelabarger, Chester 2 t I if Jr. f , xv J J,r tiR V I . 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' ' , W D '31 ffl 1 .lf iv ., .' -ii ' N, , TYSON Shick, Karen Shipman, Doug Shipman, Diana Slaton, Dale Smith, Bev Smith, Brian Smith, Kurt Smith, Lori Smith, Richard Smith, Terri Snow, Lisa Snow, Mike Spann, Tom Stafford, Sally Steindorf, Connie Stewart, Greg Stives, Brenda Stout, Mel Stratton, Dave Stratton, Jeff Swank, Steve Sweers, Deb Swift, Phil Swink, Gary Switzer, Rob Tadesse, Serawite Thomas, Dorothy Thomas, Lissa Tinkham, Cathy Tyson, Carole 14 UNDERGRADUATES VAN NATTA George VanNatta Paul VanRyn Bill VonLanken Charlie Walker Rorke Warne Hayden Watson Jim Weaver Cynthia Webb Kim Webb Linda Webber Steve Westlund Jeff Westrup Cassandra Whitt Debbie Wildridge Denise Williams Tricia Williams Bev Wilson Rita Wilson Sheila Winans Tim Winters Mike Wiseman Cinda Wood Lisa Wright Cary Young Glenda Young Debbie Zunich ,f- 2. f f 'a ,iff f, . ZUNICH 'fr I at ' , K 2' N W ,X A Q Z 5 r , 4, ' nw i Ii , k v A? ' - , .:' ,, x i n ,, , as ww NOT PICTURED: Dave Aldis, Brad Byers, Kevin Chambers, Mike Fetzer, Tom Grubb, Ross Hatcher, Tom Johnson, Andy Kaptain, Linda Kunz, Walter Lovelady, Grace Loving, Clarence Moreland Rhonda McFall, Robert Neumann, Robert Palmer, Glynda Rice, Steven Sandman, Judith Swanson, Sherri Simpson Turner, Robin Volkman, Deborah Walker, Ray Wallace, and Janet Whitlock. Q CLASSES AND OFFICERS QQ' DWI: Q, Qin ,' ,W J, 'I. Senior Officers - Niel Dawson lSecretaryI, Vicky Wilson IPresidentI, Bill Schultz lVice Presidentj, and Marelu Hammond ITreasurerI. 2. Middler Officers - Don Rissler lTreasurerI, Jean Feely lSecretaryI, Kevin Bercaw IPresidentI. NOT PICTURED: Chris -French Nice Presidentj. 3. Freshman Officers - Zannette Lovett lTreasurerI, Malcolm LeFever lPresidentI, and Wendy Emerson lSecretaryI. ,,,j'gf5J,4' .1 ' The seniors sponsored an ice cream social in the Eyrie for I l Homecoming, held a pumpkin sale, and set a new precedent by ordering hoods for graduation. A banner contest was the middler class' project for Homecoming. 4 They were also responsible for three films shown on campus: THE POINT, THE BAREFOOT EXECUTIVE, and BLESS THE BEASTS AND THE iw CHILDREN. Their final project was providing food and servers for the first annual senior farewell gathering. A slave auction, drinking contest, water balloon fight, tug-of-war, V J' iello slurping contest and a banana split contest were the activities the freshman class sponsored for Homecoming. Capturing a lot of attention in the cafeteria was their India Fund for which many male students 'aff shaved their beards. One other activity in which all three classes participated was the Christmas Eyrie decorating party at which the seniors walked away with the most awards. I4 Borzeka, Peter 1E1gin, IL1 smeka, Peter qelgfn, lL163, 137 , ' 1 ' 1 5 Boscallon, Barry llake Zurich, 1L1 80, 8 ' Boss, Dr. Edgar W. 31, 54, 114 ,, Greg 1 92, 1 18, Joni 45, 52, 90, 91, 7, 137 02, 103, 137 , 62, 137 19, 137 , 78, 1 19, 137 40, 45, 47, 73, 65, 73, 1 19, s, e1Green B 1148, 61, 78, 1 vy, Ke y lHarvard, 11.1 9, 1 38 Dawson, el lF1 an I 0, 63, 71, 7 1 147 Deihl, Linda, lKeokuk, IA1 138 Deiong, Scott lGlen Ellyn, IL1 85, 92, 93, 138 Derheim, K U i'f6 21, 1 18, 130 Didier, Dr. J mes 54, 75 Didier, .loan 19 l O Dobbins, Ja lAckron,OH1 , Dogan,Cat lMarshall, M11 9, 1'9 13 , Donaldson, ev1inlCoIumb ,O1'l1a8 Dubois, Este e1Bar1Iett, IL16 , 1 f Dunivan fi U lPark Forest lla F38 O U Dykstra, lCaroI C? Eddy, Dana , 7 m84, 5, 1,38 Edelen, lAugusto, MI 73,ClI7, 65, QB Edlund lElgin, 1L1 1 f '-1 Edwards 1Gays, 11.1 1 85 Cl ij Elmore 61 j Emerson 73, 8 , 8 ,,,138, 147 Erickson, 27' 'l ij Ewell, Mary L' Fackler 3' Cl Fackler, 1-X 'O Fagerburg 38 ,X Fairley, Joel 24,5 Q 55,145 48, 72, 1. Four, 74,A,Q, 8301 Foy, James 1, 62, U7 9 109, 1 19, Fay Feely Fell Ferreira Fetzer, Fields, Fiorlto Fisher, Fleming, Floyd, Ford, Alan ILJ 105, 1 Grubb, Thomas1E1 Paso, 1L1 Grupp, James 18e11woad, IL1 13,1 Q Hahn, Debbie 1Carpentersvi1Ie, 1L1 1391 Hall, George, J. R. 1Robinson,1L1 139 Hall, Marionn1 19 ' Hamlin, Helen Jane 120 Hammond, Marelu1E1gin,1L1 131, 147 XHammond, Mary 1 26 11-lampton, Deborah 1Ypsilanti, M11 140 Hanchett, Jonathan 62, 1 16 I Hansen, Candace 1E1gin, IL1 88, 89, 95, 102, 103, . fe 108,140 Hansen, Victoria 1Denver, CO1 40, 73, 78, 1 19, 140 Hardy, Marcia 1Hunt1ey, 1L1 140 Hargis, Pat 1Mt. Clemens, M11 40, 55, 72, 79, 131 Harrington, David 1Carpentersvi11e, IL1 85, 140 Hatcher, David 1P1ano, IL183, 85, 131, 150 Hatcher, Ross 1Baltimore, OH1 101 Healy, Timothy 1Carpentersville, 1L1 92, 140 Hennix, Dale 106, 1 1 1 Henry, Don 1Troy, M11 140 Herington, Amy 1 19 Heskett, Diane 1Worthington, OH1 140 Hicks, Sherwood 1Wheaton, 1L1 140 Hilbe, Denise 1E1gin, 1L1 131 Hill, David 117 Kelly, Kevin 1A1edo, IL142, 51, 54, 55, 62, 100, 101 1 11, 132 1 A Kernott, Susan 1WaIwork, WI1 140 Kersey, Cecil Keyser, Charlotte 1 1 3 Keyser, Mark Kinney, Pau1a1Ar1ington, IL121, 73, 78, 141 Kintzler, Lynn 1Hordy, Wl1 36, 69, 132 Kircher, Douglas Uacksonville, IL1 29, 132 Kirkpatrick, Jean 40, 46, 79, 1 158 Kirtley, MaFtha1Hamburg, OH1 1 12 Kissinger, Cihdi 1.Urbana, OH1 73, 141 Klein, Kathy 1Stow, OH1 1'6, l58, 60, 61, 1 19, 141 Kliever, Elizabeth 1La Habra, CA1 141 Knaack, Camy1McHenry, 1L1 132 KobeI,.1on1E1gin,1L140, 73, 78, 81, 141 Koch, Theodore 1Wheaton, 1L1 141 Kramer, Vicki 1A1gonquin, IL1 132 Kucera, Dean 1Downers Grove, IL1 132 Kuhn, Dorette 1Shelbyvil1e, IN1 141 Kuhn, Dorothy 1Elgin, 1L1 46, 73, 141 Kunz, Linda 1E1gin, 1L1 Kunz, Louis 1E1gin, IL1 132 Lakatos, Robert 1A1gonquin, IL1 85, 141 Lamb, Paul 1Granvil1e, OH1 831, 85, 108, 141 Lambert, Jonathan 1Be11f1ower, CA1 1 19, 141 rinieihy OH169, 92, 131 Hoopengorner Hsieh, Prof. Jeanett Hsieh, Prof. Theodore 50, 1 Hood, Heather e 73, 140? , Randy 29 Huitzacua, Christina Hulbert, Cynthia Hulbert, Maryann 1 1 8, 1 19, 140 Hunter, Barbara 1rwin Prof 1 10, 1 1 1, 23' IN148, 77, 92, 1,3?,4 sf Johnston 62,140 , Mi11o3 1061110 ' fr 1 na1d1Hommond IN1 141 48, 55, 60, 61, 76,119,141 1L161,63,64, 132 ,OH117,141,147, 1L1141 73,80,81, 106,141 111 36, 31, 40, 46, 141 A Martin, Pam 1Long Beach, CA127, 37, 40, 73, 77, 103, 142 Martin, Stuart 1Yorktown Hts., NY1 15, 32, 86, 142 Martinez, Cynthia 1Priv Agustin, Mexico1 1 1, 45, 50, 73, 142 Mathiasen, Scott 1Harlan, lA1 142 McCarre1l, Kathy 1Addison, IL120, 59, 142 McCloskey, Patricia 1Co1umbus, OH173, 142 McCurley, Rabert1Springfield, 1L1 142 McFaI1, Rhonda 1Streator, 1L1 ' 'McKee, Dana1Wood River, lL146, 90, 91, 142 McKenzie, Paul 1Columbus, OH151, 73, 133 McNeil, James 1A1len Park, M1142, 73, 133 McPheter, Gregory 1Ypsilanti, M11 29, 142 Menner, Patricia 1Woodstock, 1L1 142 ,1.Geneseo, 1L168, 92, 142 111 62, 1,42 1142 1 9 9 142' 11L1'1 33 Miller, Keith 1West1and,,Ml1 22, 142 Miller,'Wi11iamg1Chicago, 14,2 J9Ci11ie1if'Q1 154191911211 M11 20' 142 356152,G511i11919F5?11l?5f1111901 e,,, 142, 1 ' ' i-'l Modes, , Moore, Glenn qsneseygen, W1116, 73, 79, 142 Moore, Grace 1A1gonquin, 1L1 133 Mciore, Larry 1E1gin, 1L140, 73, 1 ' Moore, Randy 7 Moore, Rodney ' Moreland, Clarence 1E1gi.r1, 11.1 A , A. Moseley, Jane E. 1E1gir1,1fL1 A' 4 1. ivieenen, Lear aa, 89, 94, 95, 102, 103, '1o8,f1o9, 1 10, 1 1 1, 123 , Mowen, Russell 1JersegNi11e, 1L1 70, 71, 73, 142 Muirhead, Gloria R ' V- Meiiene, William 1Glenw5a1od,11g1 112 ,, A Musser, Kathy 1Ster1ir1g, 1L1142 Myhrman, Dr.,Ro1f 121 A .mi 1 Nabors, Vkffiiiam 1 17 . A Neely, Rvith 1Barberton, OH122, 195145 Ne1e1er,911eneei 1Auburn, IL1 ae, 87, 92, 97, 109, 143, 5150 -f '7f3?cW,rnr Neum, n, Robert 1Arlington, OH1 1 A in ' Neu I nn, Robert 1Arlington Hts., 1L1 'N,140 yr ,11 Q, Noi Kevin 1Cantori, 111 10, 12, 17, 30, 45, 74, sae M11140 ' 143 ' C 41543 ' ' ' 111 140 M11 37, 92, glfe, wiiiiem 1Urbana, oi-11 143 Lake IL147 'i' vack, Colin 1St. Louis, MO1 85, 101, 1 10, 143 11,1 140 W1162, 3 Q trom, E1 a1Cary, 1L1 124, 133 'L' 'A' , 4 1MfHef'fYf iii 143 IL- 131 'Cer M1158, A 'V gf' Batavia, IL1 143 1 1 1 1. 3 1. ,i M11 141 1 :'. e5f rQv1n, 1 ff - 61, 616 143 eff, ' nire it 1 A z ir Q, ,wif 051 1 A - 11-11011140 Ye 'NP '18 1 'ii, 1L1119,140 wie, 144' 1 21131111 4 IL1 131 '1'Q'i 'if'fe.,,, , .ai 43 Lovett 42 44 141 147 V1 ig ff fiy' , , , JY 1,4,5g1g,g,eeee11qrk,111Age,ag,, 143 , l-0V '19 ' 'i'151'R3f5'ert1CarolSfre1iit9i,V1F1,1,A,5,5f' I Lowe' 35' 391 97' 141 Pals, Thomas 1Cadi11ac, M11 38,1113 131 148 58 79119132 Lyons 1L1 17, 23, 30, 42, 48, 54, 73 11.ivonia, M11 142 11sle, MN1142 1La Moille, 1L159, 64, 76, 77, 1 19, 76, 77, 142 his Pantle, Brian 1Libertyvi1le, 1L1 Parsell, Barry Uerseyville, 1L1 Paschen, John 1To1edo, OH1 1 1 Patrick, Rebecca 1West Point, 1L1 148' 1 Paul, Janet 1Naperville, IL1 74, 143 1 , Pauley, Leann 1Harl q1A1 7 44, 741 143 Pena1eien,,rnyiis Park, 1L1 591 143 1 ' 1 Perrane, T shin, 1L1 145 ' Nisviiinger, Riie 1Troy, oi-11 14, 143 llgg 1 J 149 Shlck OH153, vm, J 117446 Y 1 OH 55115 IL11 1Elg1n IL1 OHl 73 146 IL1 135 lL1 146 MI1 146 ILJ 52 62 72,135 19 59 146 OH1 40 73 146 59 62 79 IN139 45 73, 051 0 OH1106, 119, IL129 30 5 29 50 IL1 1 fHanover 55106119,135, 147 .1 'ls 109,111, Q fEIgin, lL1 144 - 2 73 75134 OH159, 60, 66, 76, 113, 62 104 1 051' O 136,737,144 1 44 ' IL1 19 f'Columbus, OH1 Robin lGlen Ellyn, lL1 1Cashton, fBinghamfon, Charles IE. 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I - J C PENNEYS CONGRATULATES The Class of 77 CONGRATULATIONS The Bethlehem Baptnst Church of Kalamazoo Ml congratulates Stan Johnson one of her flne young men The Fruendshlp Baptnst Church congratulates graduate Danme Bell of Ch1cago IL Best Wushes un the future The H1Ilcrest Baptlst Church congratulates graduates Kelly Wallace and Paul McKenz1e of Columbus OH Best Wnshes and Congratulatlons to Susan Cole From The F1rst Baptnst Church of Dorset OH The Flrst Baptlst Church of Jefferson OH congratulates graduate Mlke Cole Best Wlshes The Flrst Baptlst Church of Fort Mad1son IA congratulates graduate Duane Young 1 Congratulatuons and best wlshes on your graduatlon Dave Hatcher Thank you for all you have meant to the Plano Baptlst Church The T1mberlake Baptlst Church of Hlnsdale IL congratulates and extends best wlshes to graduate Dean Kucera The Flrst Bapt1st Church of EI Paso IL congratulates and extends best wnshes to graduate Jams Cowley The Geneva Road Baptnst Church of Wheaton IL congratulates graduates Daryl Crothers and Mark Gregory The Commumty Unlted Methodlst of South Elgm IL congratulates graduate Dorothy Sherman The Bethany Baptlst Church of Hlghland IL congratulates graduate Vandora Lebegue The Open Bnble Church of Dekalb IL congratulates ITS graduate Jlm Fay SUSINESS MACHINES INC SALES SERVICE SUPPLIES ELECTRONIC CALCULATORS TYPEWRITERS COPIERS OICTAUON EOUIPMENT OLIPLICATORS MIMEOS 8: AOOERS 1351 MANOR CT PHONE 3121742 5820 Dun E1 V1ew Motel 8L Campground ELGIN IL SOIZO The Unusual COMPLETE CAMPING FACILITIES AIR CONDITIONING FREE TV CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST CERA C B TI-IROONIS WALL TO WALL CARPETS M' A of Dundee REASONABLE RATES ELECTRIC HEAT ON U S RTE 31 IX4 MILE NORTH OF THE N VV TOLLWAY ATDUNDEE MF9009OO Sat9530 Sun 125 ROBERT AND DONALD MILLER 105 W Maln DUNDEE ILL 60118 RT 1 Box 207 I 695-3111 Q C E X Ein Help Wanted - Persons willing to work long hours with fe immediate rewards However great final satisfact'on See challenging and reward'ng year Support Your Local Yearbook Staff I W Sav' ' ' ' Q ms Joni Boswell, Editor of the 77-78 Lantern. 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