I f l ? 1 i I ia 5 Q THE 1979 LSANGTERJN UNE Rm-in Gro FOLLOW Judson College Elgin, Illinois volume 15 Activities Table of Sports. . . Urganizations 39 M' it I d ontents ' Q C :iv Q' I . Administration, Faculty and Staff 4. ' .v ......- 114414141 -mw- q,,, .. X'Bsv-- - -.Ly fin , '.-L f' M f ' I me ' H ' rf1F54id 5-PI' ,.g Wax Ti'-4, ,A M Q ng, Q . 3 as 5 W r. . 2 if , F I s s fi! 2 . Mu. , .Q +1 if ,, . 2-va. W ,u.-1 U A fs,sf.?w2 -- . cvs r M rj J . w ......- : ,-34-X 1--.:4--.if-M s ,'f . ' ' ' ' -.Q ,-FQ:-Q1 4 -HH- . ., ' ' ' il , :QW ft. 3 ' 1 'Thi' E 'l??ff.- '-15f,,'. '1 s r, I 1 : r gi-lg' -Q, 7 T? ' :, . g , A, , . 1 4' ' V : mu 'Nj M. 'ff ' ' A . i 3' ,E ' ,L , E , . - rj, . ,113 ' 'V , ' 3 5 . i , ii 5 73 ,, W.. 1 .inn nw , .W . .- N 2 ' . vi 4 3 ' I . M., ...,, J. - Q..- '2 f , P i ' ' k , - M H- , 0 M' f x In u ff' 1 J' Fji1Hn.x-- L - :M 1 ff .lflfi 455: V- N ' 'nl Students , ef QQ:-T ' Sw , . 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Many of these answers we'll never know But welll always continue to grow And Lord, youlve guided me every day And I trust you'1l show me your perfect way We have many roads to follow many roads to choose We strive for his promise We have everything to lose There's a road that's straight and narrow Only a few will find its way And it's headed for the kingdom Where all Christians soon will stay Many roads we take are short and winding Never easily followed, but always binding And if these roads run into a hole It takes us longer to reach our goal -Bryan Hitch 'T oNE RJOQAD E E 5 I S : i E 5 i ll 'e I . I r i 5 5 ,I is F z 9' New ' , QQQi' N, um. 4, 3 '- 'A 'E' GIJO FOLLOW ww f I '- 'X F N 111 ' A 1--1215. W W W 'N W1-:vipw i s W ,o W We have many roads to follow many roads to choose We strive for his promise We have everything to lose lizzard of '79 its Judson John Kennedy follows a snowy road w 'EF' i 4 fff , f W 5425? . A - 1 if o-Q5 ,Q-f' ,, fn 'Mfg W- ' X X Q 5 x Ox Q QQ. SMX N4 A X N X -Q x y x ,Q 'X I X K X N Q e gym X '22' 'i' 17 vw Friends Brighten Up the Road Senator Percy Visits Judson Judson was both surprised and honored this fall to receive a visit from United States Senator Charles Percy. The Senator made the Judson cafeteria one of his final stops in a heated campaign battle that resulted in his victory over challenger Alex Seith. Accompanied by a press entourage that included an NBC television unit, Percy's November first appearance centered on the importance of voter turnout. The Senator gained the attention of a sizeable and noisy cafe- teria crowd with a shill finger-in-mouthn Whistle that left his aids open-mouthed and Judson students smiling. He then expressed his concern over the projected 3376 voter turnout, encouraged the students to vote, and opened the floor to questions from the student body. Questions ranged from the inevitable inquiries about the con- troversial campaign to the Senatorls views on government funding for Christian higher education. Senator Percy took time to talk to individuals as well, after which the entire group of students responded with a long round of applause. Senator Percy talks with students during lunch. 'k i' -A' 'k- 'A' i' 1322 fit 535 'l T 3 Z M f 2211, Q25 O SCI. IE. i t Top Christian Artists Perform at Judson Jane Edelen becomes Olivia Newton-John in a take-off ofthe movie Grease, Back-up singers are Liz Johnson, Marsha Chambers, Deb Anderson and Kathy McCarrel1. pperc lass Talent Show Brings Out the Best i J 1 f t , V!,, , . - , Q:-13 Oogie Boogie and the Zits is composed of Jim Orrick, Mark Powlesg, Bo Hunter and Bosco are a couple of wild Betty Jean Scott gives Maria Nes- Glenn Moore, Phil Lowe and Ed Gelasi. and crazy guys! pa CRuth Fayj a lesson on banan as and bandanas. 2,49 1.2, is 1 ..-HA 'eL. 'l ,1'1u...,g,..-,.,., f..- . . , ,,. lL..v-.Q-fsgf, , ,. M. ,,,,,,,..,,,.,,.......,...,,,, -- Roommates Heather Hood, Beth Pauley, LiZ JOHHSOH and Phil Gore, Charlie Walker, Joel Stombres and Tim Winters provide some lively Pam Martin srng Operator. rock 'n roll. I3 A Marriage Proposal Two one-act plays by Anton Chekhov were presented by the Judson theatre depart- ment September 27-3O. The first play entitled HA Marriage Proposal, starred Julane Bower, J. Kramb Cooper and Patrick S. Smolen. It showed in a humorous way how people allow petty concerns block their true feelings. Kiss me you fool! The Boor The second play presented in the theatre departments fall produc- tion was The Boorf' lt utilized an over-bearing character in the person of Dale Slaton who commanded the stage with a great deal of yelling and breaking of furniture. Despite his violent character, the play was very humorous due to his equally independent oppo- site, played by Crystal Weirich. Miss Weirich's weak-kneed servants only enhanced Dale is boorish qualities. They were played by Jay Miner, Bradley Stephens, Carolyn Maystead, and Dave Bowman. lt followed the same basic theme as A Marriage Proposal. You bunch of yellow bellied rugrats-Get out of my sight! You send these twerps after me again and they won't just be ducking behind couches! MGE WW Students Learn CPR During the spring trimester, the housing staff along with some interested students, learned car dio-pulrninary resusitation from area instructors. TOP LEFT: Karen Gray learns CPR on a baby. TOP RIGHT: Ruben Mendez and Rae Ann Rau practice two-man CPR. I! BOTTOM LEFTI Mark Powless practices on a pretend choke victim. BOTTOM RIGHT: Joni Lyons watches the instructor. DeGarm0 and Key The Christian rock group DeGarmo and Key Band per- formed at Judson April 20th. Glad Glad gave a concert at Judson May 16th and also sang in chapel that day. Z 4 P :Y 6 Good News Circle The Good News Circle came to Judson in February for their annual evangelism conference for high school stu dents. Mx. Bill Boscaljon and Janel Edelen were thc Homecoming King and Queen. P' 5 4 gyda fu Q Q K Q f' ffl '- lt. ,1 t- Below: Malcom Lel-lever is caught in a thoughtful mood. ,hu was 1 1 N , W ff' nw I 'Q 'hliwyx 4. x i X ., .A A ,vw E Q??'?'!lsf Q13 -R M 'ill ,, . t in ni Judson graduate Kurt Smith, Charlie Walker and Jerry Gardner perform at Talent Sh a 1 . Y . 4 it f ts .6 we Q ' 55'-r, Z - X . Vx galil' Judsonis Greatest Record Setting Homecoming Friends gathered to have their plctures taken by Judson grad Joel Shutlin. Homecoming Activities Include Roller Skating Homecoming activities included a fun time of roller skating at the Tonde skating rink. Many of the guys participated in a skating race. We will TOP: Kraig Kleeman leads the pack in the first heat of the race. CENTER: Guys standing in the cen- ter ofthe rink wait while the winner of the second heat is determined. BOTTOM: Karen Heath helps Andi F ori along as everyone skates. Homecoming Brmgs Visitors Often during a sporting event such as the Homecoming soccer game, Captain J along with Eagle Boy and Eagle Girl will make a brief, but grand appearance. Such visits are always a welcome sight to Judson students who ooh and aah at their magnificent feats. TOP: Eagle Boy and Eagle Girl pause for the camera. LEFT: Eagle Girl prepares to catch Eagle Bird. BELOW: Eagle girl catches Eagle Bird. BELOW: Eagle Boy flies into Captain Vs strong arms. .F 'H 'I . . of V- .u ma V W. M, 'Kwai -re. KF ' J M an i M' all iixkwmalbm 0 GTG! Q' 4, 'Chg' Q 12 at wi rf- . 'rr my . ab e? e ' i f Q :Q ' C if , za A N-ruff. ' ' b W N15 gi fm A 3 , - -. . J ' '. tw., . 1 a 1 ' Y Y is . x ' 6 4? -' -we ' are 'rx W. , x A JQYE .3 ,R iv 4, 1' 4 :,,.,, 4 A. wwqiyvg 2. uw ' ' - ' f ., Y is 1 y -1 I . , .hp , ,,.: 9,1 X - K? 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O A da p ta tzo n Another independent study project, Adapta wwf an 7 tion by Elaine May, was directed by Jeff Cooper. Although presented in a humorous light, the play studied man's attempt to win', at the game oflife by finding happi- ness and security. Cast members included Dave Reinders, Sue Mills, Ed Gelasi, Carol Heskett and Dave Bowman. 1 33 .A 4 A f , Q 13 bf- ,gf M: ' , X. W R , - l ,. , J '. 43 ' ,fx 1 C if if Q 1 1 . ,. . ,. ff' 1 A . YN Vu 1 5 -. . fl 'u 'i i R r 1 w AND 1 IF' E Q g Spring Banquet The theme was g'Moonlight, Memories, Aloha, but this year's spring banquet might have been termed unusual The dinner was polynesian style, the entertainment was a Christian comedy team named Witty and the queen candi- dates did not know they were candidates until their names were announced. Needless to say, the evening held some surprise. YF? QF 'T' 'NT' f If r T' ll li 13 5 E .jg , - ABOVE: Senior attendants Paula Kinney and Sandy Blatt, Queen Lissa Thomas, Freshman attendant Polly Feen and Middler atten- dant Judy Campbell. J on Kobel was emcee. X f ff ff f rf, jfif g? W My 4: VW A s 1 gf, lx 1? Q2 A V. . ' ,w ' x , uf' , 'B ' l H I 4 4 A 4 W I ,, M Z Q ' J i 1 Jwgq., , f ,UW M. , J Q 1 , .yv H, W, wpmnwwv I Judson The Year in Review . . . 1979 was a rough year for Judson as snow and rain ravaged the campus. Elgin received a record snowfall and that, com- bined with the melting snow caused two floods during the spring. Tyler Creek and the lagoon became one while the base- ment of Volkman Hall received 2 to 3 inches of water. The point was under wat- er most of spring tri . . . . . . '79 was also a big year for engage- ments. Director of Student Life, Sally Ackemann became engaged to Bill Bos- co Boscaljon. Lee Gowin and Eileen Gammell also made the big step. Engage- ments during the month of May were Rodger Fiorito and Mary Imhoff, Frank White and Pam Martin, Peter Borzeka and Marcia Hardy . . . . . . Two new events during the year that will hopefully become annual was Little Sib Weekend and the Male Beauty Con- test. Little Sib Weekend was held for all the brothers and sisters of Judson students to come and visit the school. Everyone en- joyed a pizza party, a basketball game and a Friends of Jesusl' concert. Ruth Neely was chairman of the event. Approximately twelve Judson males participated in a beauty contest during winter tri. They appeared in evening dress and sports wear and were judged on poise, looks and personality. Dave John- son won the contest . . . Ruth Neely, Chairman of Little Sib Weekend. jg, , fer . e ,Wie n ,W ZW V . N ,,t,- Q,ff.v4Ai. -' v ' 'X X --Www 'SM' Tyler Creek racing through the campus. Ed Gelasi, after learning of his appointment to the Lantern editorship. World . . . Two major disasters occured in the world outside of Judson College. 784 followers of the Reverend Jim Jones committed mass suicide in Guyana, South America on November 18. On May 25, a plane crash near O'Hare airport killed 274 people. He leadeth me in the paths of righteous- ness for His nameis sake. -Psalm 23:3 Soccer So ccer Soccer Soccer Stepping 'Dawn he 'Pa h a 'lpctarq Judson's 1978 soccer season proved to be an exciting one, especially during the homecoming game at which the Eagles clobbered its opponent, Trinity Christian, with a score of 12-O. The final record for Judson was 7-7-2, a con- siderable improvement over last year. Coach William Forlow cited Freshman Ken Barger for his contributions to the team's successes. Ken was given honorable mention for NIIC All-Confer- ence and All-State besides being voted to the NCCAA All-District team along with John Van Wynen and Dana Eddy. Dana was also honored as a member of the NIIC All-Conference team. Soccer Results Tennesee Temple Alabama Lincoln Christian Maranatha Rockford Bethel Aurora Olivet Trinity Rockford Trinity Christian Aurora Olivet Trinity Trinity THEM Soccer Soccer Soccer US 1 3 8 2 l 2 OT Grand Rapids Baptist 10 1 2 1 O O OT 2 O O 1 3 0 O 1 OT O 7 12 O O 3 1 O 2 2 O O 4 Bottom row: Rodger Fiorito, Greg Rouse, Greg Bottemiller, Dave Harrington, Mark Reeves, Serawite Tadesse. Middle row: Greg Heisel, Ken Bar- ger, John VanWynen, Marty Passingham, Doug Ness, Alex Alemis. Top row: Manager-Mark Jauhiainen, Angelos Bravos, Dana Eddy, Jon Lambert, Tom Lahut, Coach William Forlow. QQ g xy, . V QQ V A .3 ' ' , A f t x QSM. 3 3 1 K vrf, Wy ,' 1? A gi e 40 l Soccer Soccer Soccer Soccer Soccer Soccer Soccer Top: The team huddles before a game Middle: Jon Lambert in the open Bottom: John VanWynen with a corner kick Above: Dana Eddy hugs Ken Barger after scoring a goal in the Homecoming game Below: Mark Reeves outruns a Trinity player while Ken Barger watches , . 1 My ww o , ' V ' at-fm ' Wi .za -PM Kiel , ,L,..a V . , ' Soccer Soccer Soccer Soccer Soccer Soccer Soccer Top left: Rodger Fiorito grins after scoring his third goal in the Homecoming game Bottom left: Ballgirl Karen Swan goes after a runaway ball while Top fight! Marty P3SSll1gh3m COHCSHIIHICS On a Corner kick Tom Lahut throws the ball in bounds BOUOH1 right! Greg Heisel E we-41,9 if 42 SES 1. -G' tri' ja-'YQ' Q g er V! 4 if ,ggi ' f Bottom right: Doug Ness and Mark Reeves pass the ball Center: Dana Eddy rests momentarily Above: Goalie Dave Harrington gets ready to put the ball back in action l Soccer Soccer Soccer Soccer Soccer Soccer Soccer Left: Leading scorer Ken Burger moves the ball while Angelos Bravos looks on Below: Alex Alemis watches the action Cross Country Cross Country Cross Country Cross 1 Above: Runners vie for the first position in the Judson Invitational Below: Mike Neisler and Ruben Mendez race by 1 , f fy Q gs ' 1 5 ' 1' . i 5 g - -Q . 3. -fi13.I.f -' W if 2 Q g ' 95 1 KK: we 4 tt. ik Y' wgfikiiwifgfi EL ,s- A11-American Dan Westlund is seen running through the campus .JW A Cross Country Cross Country Cross Country Cross Cou Coach Stuart Ryder headed the 78-79 cross country team for his third year. Six men were new to the team with five of them being freshmen. The harriers anticipated a good year and the results were satisfactory. Going through the year they traveled to distant places to run distant miles. In the two NIIC meets, Judson came in third place. At the NAIA district meet Judson produced a seventh place out of thirteen teams. Freshman Dan Westlund made the trip to Cedarville, Ghio well worth it by qualifying as an All American. The Judson harriers placed eighth in the NCCAA meet and ran their last race with Senior Captain Mike Neisler. The results of the season were enough to ask the next season to come quickly. lt was a season of competition, fellowship and improvement. Left: A faithful harrier, Bob Gallamore runs in winter too! Below: Coach Stuart Ryder, Dan Went- Worth, Dan Westlund, Mike Neisler, Bryan Huitzacua, Ruben Mendez, Brian Burley, Doug Clark and Don Yentes. 9 i f f f -...I 1' 1 ,X 5 i ,fl ' as N. wok FG.-Wsf' I fy-WN Ani M 21-'1 iffy L , 1 1 -W 5? Qi YP 4- .5 was A pg , Ko V f I gy ig ,J 3 it n rff? R fi Mb, , 'fir W5 3 A J Nt ' x. .J 1 Q3 my , Wi. Q. , ,Pav 535: e5fA. '5i f 'W fr-if fi-wait 4'5 S1 ' , . . ,agw f '.:5,5AQiF.xk?i,f Xumfza, 0 C-gr qt rc, , . .Q .,.. swf'-rs . -l y A ff sl w W S J es' 'X 'W Pv-A+: F . ,r . .D ., ., f t 'f,r,,q,'j-Q, ,fy ,,i.-Ni..5yR 4+ . Y M--wi, A Nw -'za - fu. r unify'- 1 '1' it ' J A nf - -I ,wr-r.,-Q.. 5 I 4- 1, .ur ,L 45 W. Volleyball Volleyball Volleyball Volleyball The Judson volleyball team almost had to start completely from scratch this year with eight brand-new players and only four returning players. One more member appeared in the form of a green hand-puppet named Billy. Billy was given the honor of being the 1978 team mascot since his owner, Rhonda Fowler fthe only freshman player this yearj insisted that he come to every match. Gale Robison and Deb Walker, both middlers, were elected by their fellow teammates as co-captains for the 1978 season. Middler Noemi Alvarez was named on the 2nd NIIC All-Conference Team. Volleyball team bottom row: Deb Walker, Deb Welsch, Jodie Anderson, Cheri Bieber, and Charmel Leindeckerg middle row: Kelly Lockamy, Eileen Gammell, Noemi Alvarez, Rhonda Fowler, and Gale Robison, Captaing top row: Kathi Leatherman, Manager, Peggy Starr, Lisa Alley, and Doris Floyd, Coach. ,ff f Q. 9 f' -f . , , V ' ,wif V 2719 -'ii I ff ' gf ,, 'f .4 ' f lf x ff ff f - ' f- diff - l A V ,aa V if be l l l y r 'A f aa I 1- .. .4-f tr' X, Nik W X y K .. if ,T 6 , I Z s , ' V' ,.,, Z M f i - f W -W y v-. - fn., f A W ,Q , X , V, y lg l , A 'Y' if .V V- -f. , JJ V . f V: afar 5 ' 5 fs, I-if lm y, ,na ' ,V , f N, 3 . ig, 6,1 Je -I E fa? a WW ,i M 'Z' tl ' 2 l o ,rl tl fl if la M Qaajf 8 , 1 5 V l ' 3 f 'A f Q 3 vc. 3 U e --5 Q if -- -ff l it V a l N Ql bi I x l l l 1 J 'NYM .QE ,Q K X ' X A if X ' ' ., X ffm ' ,l . X xy. f , 'X Aj. ,4 ff , f , X 7 W f f 54: f 1, ,, I , ai' W W xwwg , fafw Cheerleaders Cheerleaders Cheerleaders Cheerleaders 9 Cheerleaders as pictured below left to right: Annette Maricque, Wendy Kellenberger, Celeste Hannemann, Cindy Collins and Connie Hilton. fm 48 . New X sg x W Q X ox X is f 5 2 X M X 4, 6 2 X. C N y.. 3 . r . s ,. -1?-Q' .v X X ,V .Mus SA is f' gi X N2 A A I in , if ' 1 r f ' Q R , 6 ff? is I Am 5.3 . s X ,V , ma, ,lt .gk I df. Jompons Pompons Pompons Pompons Pompons Pompo '--...V PomPon Qrls above left to right: Robin Sanderson, Cathy Tinkham, Terri Hughes, Ruth Fay, Carol Raker, Tammy Webb, Debbie Firm and Judy Campbell. Below bottom row: Cathy Tink- ham, Tammy Webb, Deb Ander- son, Ruth Fay, middle row: Carol Raker, Debbie Firm, Cindy Volk- man, Mindy Metzgerg top row: Ro- bin Sanderson, Kristen Leidig and Terri Hughes. Basketball Results North Central Eureka Trinity Christian Bethel Lincoln Christian Olivet Nazarene Maranatha Flagler Clearwater Emonaus Jordan I.B.C. Rockford Concordia Trinity Olivet Nazarene Aurora I.B.C. Aurora Rockford Trinity Christian Concordia Trinity Moody t .53 n ' it-,ijjs N ylggflx' US THEM 71 53 68 72 74 83 73 84 57 79 58 73 81 71 78 80 83 84 OT 86 44 55 49 61 86 63 98 60 94 59 73 73 85 76 88 54 89 70 90 45 57 61 50 53 68 65 67 110 69 1+-.:. 1 .K ww lv as 6 l x 1.-rm QW' f J WE N N. .s X , J , Menfs Basketball Men's Basketba The Judson basketball season was one that displayed fine talent. The team was headed by James Sziksai and he welcomed the assistance of Sam Harris as coach for the Junior Var- sity squad. l A large crop of talent was available from which the coaches made up two teams. The teams began pulling themselves together as many of the members were new to the squad this year. The Varsity team faced a 24-game schedule and defeated six of its opponents. The Judson community enjoyed the representation given by the team as their enduring offense kept on the move. The Junior Varsity team met its 13-game schedule with four victories. Judson Eagles ended the 78-79 season with high spirits for the years they saw ahead. BELOW: Basketball players are lbottom rowj Cary Young, Greg Garrison, John Young, Fred Johnson, Dave Johnson, Mark Powless tmiddle rowj Dave Reinders, Ben Lampi, Mark Springfield, Jim Orrick, Mike Trad, Nate Adams ttop rowb Dr. Ryder, Trainer, Coach Sziksai, Ed Gelasi, Everett Bell, Assistant Coach Harris, Joel Janssen, Manager. f 1 ' ' is 5 at as 161, i is X, K 1 I pw 3 .,......, . . N 5 t'r s S li if J P 'll' V AM ',2- 1 A Qi 'Wir 4237 'WE i r 1 l l l Men's Basketball Men's Basketball Men's Basketball 46 - -kd ab h... it ma- Q if W-wgg, 'W'5iifnbW Q Q '-at X ,Ye s B nv? V? az: V an A t '-'ll' as ff' W I are . .vw 5 9 Li .ea 3. ,V f I -mi x TOP LEFT: The opponent fails as 6'8 Ed Gelasi easily dunks the ball. TOP RIGHT: Mark Powless fakes a move while team members watch from the bench. CENTER: Jim Orrick gets two while teammates Mark Powless, Ben Lampi and John Young stand by. BOTTOM LEFT: Dave Johnson looks for an open teammate. BOTTOM RIGHT: Everett Bell guards his oppo- nent. ,W fe 3 f 'sigqt V u 'M-. Menfs Basketball Menfs Basketball Men's Basketbcy ZZ ll Men's Basketball Men's Basketball Men's Basket Situ!! l -2-f 'YM 6 X. ht., 1, ' 'F ' X 7 C i .gm W N, 7 ,n--.S t t I 4227441 Y' gn i r F Q vim- 'V 'CTL ' K ' K Wm.. an - f 7 f - ,r U, N 1 ' 1 were V Q' w awwNwa QSM Q 4 f' ' A S I I Above: Junior Varsity players are tbottom rowl Greg Garrison, Mark Springfield, Ben Lampi, Fred Jumor Vafslfy Results Johnson Ctop rowj Coach Sam Harris, Brian Burley, Doug Clark, .lay Goedert and Joel Janssen, Man- US THEM ager. Aurora 67 73 North Central 61 54 Olivet 77 ll l IBC 45 76 Rockford 68 90 Concordia 42 40 OT Trinity 79 63 Olivet 47 66 IBC 71 76 Aurora 68 98 Rockford 45 68 Concordia 57 73 Trinity 92 78 1 t r 3 f ff fc' 1 X 4 ?Sf H , H M , af are Womenfs Basketball Womenis Basketball Women The 78-79 Eaglettes met their season as training began in the wind- . ing down weeks ofthe Fall trimester. Coach Doris Floyd took on 1 6 ,.' 4 the opportunity to build a college basketball team for her first time. 1 A v Coach Doris Floyd had a schedule of 15 games ahead of her and ll anxious Eaglettes willing to make a team. Returning players were Glynda Rice, Eileen Gammell, Tammi Tweady, and Karen Heath. 'c The team brought two victories to the Judson score book and came very close in many other games. The Eaglettes found that they learn- 5 9 S ed a lot and also enjoyed themselves. it ' ul . l. The end of the season brought Karen Heath to a farewell and with a Q I P f fl fine contribution on her part to the Judson Eaglettes. Glynda Rice V ig honorably represented Judson as All Conference center for her sec- P fm . . ond consecutive year. ,,,, - ,,,,.e,5f31 ..., , . .afragl A BELOW: Women basketball players are fbottom rowj Tammie Tweady, Jane Johnson, Deb Walker, Jodie Anderson fmiddle IOWD Merilee Herrick, Lisa A1- ley, Eileen Gammell, Lucy St. Denis ltop rowl Charity Adams, Glynda Rice, Karen Heath and Coach Floyd. mf.. ,a,.MwsW't ' if as 1, x -I ' ..,.2, ,.,, , ,I V , 1 5 ,V , y .1 5 W-aggfav 1 af 'X . f is? f fl as , - ' 'L Q t:srl-r ' Q ff aiwrf Q oz - . ..,. ,- K. 8 . . . .....a,, V, i mf., ul WEEE H38 Q sl 'Mat 'sq V ,giuha-. 'QISSW' Q 'Qu' JUHSU Q. Fl f -is 54 A Basketball Womens Basketball Womenfs Basketball K -641,5 , 1 Q, W 1 f ,, , ff I ,MC -1904... 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Niles Aurora Trinity Olivet Rockford Chicago State Maranatha Univ. of Chicago Lake Forest Baseball Results 1ST GAME 0-10 0-l0 ? 6-7 1-1 1 0-3 0-8 1-2 5-4 3-4 1-6 7-9 2ND GAME l-13 0-7 ? 5-15 2-4 3-13 2-5 2-10 2-6 1-ll 3-15 BELOW: Baseball players are Cseatedj Ken Regan, Frank Andrea, Mark Brown, Lee Gowin, Lance Harvey, Aubrey Fearson, John Young fstandingl Coach Sam Harris, Arlen Williams, Dr. Ryder, Trainer, Bryan Huitzacua, John Yeatman, Dave Aten, Jon Lambert Larry Chodzko, Jack Beebe and Doug Clark. -rum -gaqwnmn sam-1 nn. me aaaamf W sg-mf. -urn--innvula, m mm, me w mug-an Q aux, .www an 1-.1-w11.1-ni vu-nu Men's Baseball Men's Baseball Men's Baseball M Jr w Q A- 'f ig., I , 'Ve n'--'z' x ' ., N I , V M . f , Mft? ,wiwi war me 'Lgvyejf K ali-ffij? slr sf 061,75 Jsgzx xx - rf V- af :fs ,Jj 5 aj'J1,.g KL e mar!! 4 ,f sy yea , f, sa, f Y- .. . . ' ' Q lg ,. ' ff ' f ' at . ' H '- ' f f f E il , ' ' Z W , N f 1' ' ' - -- ' :Lx ww, WM ' 1' flwff Vfmfz' 7,-, 97 M. L W h Q , v- .- ' ' .. '-'-- .1 'i5 f Wiser r H :iw 'V . ' f X x -V Q BPA V 1 L as - ' fl -f . - I , rag, 4, Q '4i'W!'f'SQf'51r.fl ' B ' ' b.z1,2.fffs12q7MW'i f 15 ,1 f 1 - 'T 3:14 ' 'Yi .X-Qfwf.-g' Z, 'V 'A 'fx lg' .. 1 ' K r x , i. f.-YQI -ftfg JQH -, YF -E ' fl -'ss ef -f - -'Pa fs , -sf as , 2 wwf TOP LEFT: Lee Gowin is ready to bat. CENTER: Jack Beebe waits in the infield during warm-ups. BOTTOM: Frank Andrea throws the opponent out at first. BELOW: With Judson at bat, players watch the action from their chairs. WNW? aw ' f- P- I f ' X -- W 's Baseball Menfs Baseball Men's Baseball Men's LEFT: Coach Harris talks to Larry Chodzko and Frank Andrea while Doc Ryder watches. BELOW: Frank Andrea puts everything into the l pitch. LEFT: Doug Clark coaches Jon Lam- bert after a single. Womenfs Softball Women's Softball Womenfs TOP RIGHT: Jodi Anderson watches the action. CENTER RIGHT: Eileen Gammell and Tammie Tweady take care of the outfield. BOTTOM: Tammie Tweady concentrates on the pitch while Deb Walker prepares to catch a strike BELOW: Coach Sziksai thinks about some new strategy. Softball Womenfs Softball Womenfs Softball r dw Players on the Softball team are Qbottom rowj Barb Sowell Deb Walker Chen Breber Softball Results Jodr Anderson Conme Hxlton fmrddle rowl Lxsa Alley Erleen Gammell Tammre Tweady Tr1n1ty Concordra Lake County Tr1n1ty Chnstran Wrrght J .C. Aurora I.B.C. Olivet Waubonsee St. Xavier Wheaton THEM 11 20 6 3 9 Rhonda Fowler Gale Roblson ftop rowj Glynda Rrce Joel Janssen Manager Coach SZ1kS3.1 Handl Hancock and Peggy Starr TOP: J0d1 And BOTTOM: Play Tennis Tennis Tennis Tennis Tennis Tennis Tennis Tennis Results I US THEM Trinity SM 35 Aurora 3 6 Olivet O 9 St. Francis 0 9 Rockford 0 9 Concordia 3M 5Vz I.B.C. 0 9 North Central ZW 6M Trinity Christian 7 2 NIIC Conference Sth NIIC District llth Z 3 'fi 'x , , Wwe' l A a 6 1 . df BELOW: Tennis team members are Cstandingb Chrystel Brownlie, Dave Harrington, Paul Giardina, Tim Gibbons, Scott Pouncey, Jane Johnson Ckneelingj Clyde Majerus, Frank White and player- coach Dave Logsdon. Intramurals Intramurals Intramurals Intramurals In ,P ,. isnNSk'9P, ? r TOP RIGHT: Brian Smith blocks Bob Kre1l's defensive move for Roy Merritt. CENTER LEFT: Kraig Kleeman is in the clear. BOTTOM: Mark Brown is ready to block as Pat Collins moves the ball. jfsv'- V helix, 1 Q X se ' . Qpws O , A. , WN 'amurals Intramurals Intramurals Intramurals Intra f ly? W M if ff' , ' A ff K , -XI I 7, g - X X X f CENTER LEFT: Roy Merritt tosses the ball. CENTER RIGHT: Jack Beebe runs down the field. BOTTOM: Arlen Williams has the kick as Paul Denning assists him. M 7g ffl, wk QV , 'f,:5'f , Viv' , W. Y. '4 I' P , if , j v X . ,S me 1 s 1 , i c Kg X 1 S r , ,, 'sf 1 Q V , s 5 ' Ei .,, s ss ASKK? -- 'ASLN' A4 we it - INT-SQ . Q Q O Wa. x ' 5 ., .f M... -f wx . Ar 'Z M . 1' : . fl i I w Intramurals Intramurals Intramurals Intramurals Ir h fl! 'iv-ae, TOP LEFT: Cal Lyons eyes the ball. TOP RIGHT: Bill 'tBosco Boscaljon poses for the camera. CENTER: John Kennedy is ready to swing. BOTTOM LEFT: Sandy Ohland, Sally Ackemann, Terrie Ferrell and Callie and Joni Lyons cheer the men on. N -M.. 66 1 il II l itramurals Intramurals Intramurals Intramurals Intra .....,., , Al .Euan .Alf ... 5 g CENTER LEFT: Cal Lyons waits for the action to begin While 1 Larry O'Hara signals to someone. John Kennedy and Malcolm l LeFever are in the infield. CENTER RIGHT: Aubrey Fearson guards first base as Jon Hood pitches the ball. S 19 , , , , Y 3 I il X, J in 4! I E E ' I A ,tm ,, . vi in 1 -1 ts, V v 'A I BOTTOM LEFT: Joel Janssen covers the outfield. BOTTOM RIGHT: Dave Harrington is in the infield and John Kennedy is on first. Mark Bjornbak, 3 Don Ferrell and Bosco are also in the picture. Sports Banquet Sports Banquet S orts Ban uet S P CI I Judson athletes were honored at a banquet May 19 after a day packed with activity in which many alumni returned to compete against Judson's var- sity teams in soccer, basketball and baseball. Top awards were given as well as Most Valuable Player QMVPD, Most Improved Player QMIPJ and Coach's award in each of the eight sports Judson offers. During the year, two students were named All- Americans. Dan Westlund received the honor in cross country and Jim Orrick received the award in track and field for the high jump. Since Judson does not have track and field, Jim entered the con- test as an independent. is in-is FQ 1 4, g '-3? ggi, D521 l TOP: Top award winners are Cstandingb Dave Logsdon, Judson Scholar Athlete, Eileen Gam- mell, Most Valuable Female Athlete, Nate Adams, Conference Scholar Athlete Cseatedl Jodie Anderson, Judson Scholar Athlete and Dana Eddy, Most Valuable Male Athlete. BOTTOM: Dr. Ryder smiles with his award winning cross country runners, Don Yentes, MIP, Mike Neisler, Coachls award, Dan Westlund, MVP. rts Banquet Sports Banquet Sports Banquet Sports L. X at ,fa--r s I , r S X 4 5 X sf gf if Q2 R X f R K f Q 'a 1 X Z W X f W QS N' 3 Q2 9 s Q Q 31 at X s r xx if f 5? X ts LEFT: Award winners in soccer are Rodger Fiorito, MIP, Ken Barger, Coach's award, Dana Eddy, MVP. Coach Wil- liam Forlow appears at right. LEFT CENTER: Glynda Rice, MVP, Eileen Gammell, Coach's award and Merilee Herrick tnot picturedj, MIP took the awards in women's basketball. We ' , ' me ' , ,f I 'f F sa . E: : ff ' la ' we - . , aaa Q at f , Q , , MQ WRX X vs s JRC ,.,,, ' 'V.' K - Q :Q TSW is V 5 wff If .V , I sis ka nf f av -rr 2 S f I wat, at ff 5 a . is P , vs C 5 s I get I . Y Q 5 'xfft 3? f 2 . A . f ' RIGHT CENTER: Coach Doris Floyd frightj stands with the winners in volleyball, Jodie Anderson, MVP and Coach's award, Eileen Gammell, MIP and Deb Walker who received another award. LEFT: In men's basketball, Brian Burley took MIP, Dave Johnson, MVP and Cary Young Cnot picturedl, Coach's award. Assistant Coach Harris and Coach Sziksai pose with them. Sports Banquet Sports Banquet Sports Banquet S 'S' News Y? I 1-G Wh , 4 , sw Am VX Ks Q 70 rim TOP: Larry Chodzko, MIP and Frank Andrea, MVP took the awards in baseball this year. Coach Harris stands with them. CENTER: In women's softball, Peggy Starr received the Coach's award, Rhonda Fowler, MIP and Tammie Tweady MVP. Coach Sziksai appears at right. BOTTOM: Player-coach Dave Logsdon Crightj presented awards to tennis team members, Clyde Majerus, Coach's award, Paul Giardina, MIP and Scott Pouncey, MVP. w 5 w I y ' P I F 3 I l , - ,-fumn1meigm,,-1nf- ..-.1 4.-unmu , Student Senate wx- 'A The students who represented the 78-79 student body as Student Senate executive officers were, Kraig Kleeman-President, Keith Drew-Vice President, Melanie Baker-Recording Secretary, Dave Bowman-Corresponding Secretary and Ken Atterholt-Treasurer. Frank White served as Spiritual Life Chairman and Brenda Ritter held the position of Social Activities Chairperson. Three people served as chairmen of Academic Life during the year. They were Noemi Alvarez, Ruth Fay and John Kennedy. Non-voting Cabinet officers were Jacqui Larimore-Elections, Mark Powless-Athletics and Wanda Fowler-Publicity. Chairmen of special committees were Ron Colson-Food Service, Melissa Allen-Special Projects and Kevin Noe and Ron Colson-Blood Drive. The tightly knit group of ambitious workers helped lead the Sen- ate to make many beneficial and practical decisions. As the young iff team worked hard to be sensitive to the needs of the students, they never neglected to realize each decision was to be kept in tune with J udson's philosophy of raising up young people to be well rounded individuals able to react with the quickly changing world. Kraig Kleeman expressed his joy in working as a liaison for the students with the administration and felt he had grown exception ally wiser being in such a position. Executive officers also ex- pressed their enlightenment as they saw the Judson administra- tion work together in a unique manner to be servants of the stu- dent body. The 78-79 Student Senate was very productive and a success in being a representative body for the Judson students. A- ' 'H' R. V -fl: fl xx ...up , , r A Wm 'Yi 1. WW sb 'W Q f ' K . .,' ,. M W y f ,er- W ,f it 4 E X 1 1 A f Q f f 4 , 2 , , W f M Q? 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During their visit they were also able to see such inter- esting places as Disneyland, Knotts Berry Farm, Marineland, Uni- versal Studios, the Hollywood Bowl, the desert, Huntington Beach, Sequoia National Park and Tijuana, Mexico. , -. 1 X st 1, . .. ' 'v ..- f s , - E 'ji' f 4 X f ' '23 x -K ,r .. -t 171 , fl-5 Vw ,Ra 5 if V- -, xl , ' ' ' 1-33? V ,fr l 3' J tt?-wi if ms- , , , ' A f M ma y A ,. X 5 J ,y-. s ,-.MA , - 3 ts. H, , -V Nz. A Xa 1 . 5 , ,N xi , ,Xin-.au . - f E, .se 1 1 i f tg,-gas L A r i f , t i: 5 - X t k win Zi , ' X , . i?f?t '-1 VE 1 ' .- 13: l -K - X 1 Q Miss.. s -:gui rw' Vr.'.--W-- J- X , It Q 'meat H -we 1- 'f -Ni aft 'xr-N 'Qru-v , v -- - - r .51 ui wr nf. s s. 4 s- -, -' ,. :Q-,.: f' .fe-ff . ,s.,- N wp , - N X r Feiss 'X fSas:,gSv'ff ref x - ' - f r. ,. . 5 ,A .,. , , , r ,W Elf ff f Nigfgil, 537659153 1.2 Ii in ' ' i- Af' -Nw X , , asm ,, if .5 :si mv' N H Q Txs za. A: - X -- . Q g m ap, AQ R, A -A IGS , a -2 u i f -'IPA-r ' i 'WW E - ,Qslk , B a .. -..Q -V ,W rsi. , ff: Q ..,-q-eon1l S '5 f?d A A -wi 'Q K '. ???i':f1,f, . Q, . ' A' V ' ,Crisp . 1.01.8 .Mas f . I Y' 'W - ' 7 ' psi f' W 1 2 , X fy -, ist, X . . i .. 'Y . U, N use wx N 1, 4 5. . ,, TOP LEFT: Glenn Moore shoots himself out of a cannon. TOP RIGHT: Choir director, Ed Thompson CMr. Edj talks with Jeff Neumann and Dave Stratton in front of a picturesque waterfall. BOTTOM LEFT: Looks like Cathy Tinkham and Kristen Leidig have done a little shopping while on the spring tour. BOTTOM RIGHT: Bryan Hitch is hard at work practicing on the drums. lf I 1 llii't?i1'if 7 wwf' Q W-N. ,M 1 4 ' , arf? ,. , W3 A, W ,JJ ,, , W c Q'fKWN'QQ?4, . :- K wig? X, Q ,v 1 I TOP LEFT: A church basement hosts a meal for mem- bers of the Judson College choir. BOTTOM LEFT: Tammy Range walks down a Califor- nia sidewalk. BOTTOM RIGHT: The bus gives choir members a chance to relax and talk with close friends. fm am -5. , A Choir 3' 1, s. X- Q X Ml x Q Y 'M f' . I '1 sv .' 'hw X' fggtgd uf, 11. mf- 'f.1,: I ...- .ue . I 4 Xi! 4 we V 3 sm. 2 Q 22 T E e 5 44 R I r M' Q an we LEFT: Brother and sister Jon and Heather Hood are all , smiles as they prepare to leave f 4 for California. NM B A, ,,,: A r AV ,,..t ji M M in ., ,.,1.? ' wg, V TOP: Betty Jean Scott, Joy McBain, Paula Kinney, Pam Martin and Val Bach sing in Cham ' ber choil. m b BOTTOM LEFT: Ed Thompson directs the small choir. BOTTOM RIGHT: Steve Mahone and Bryan Hitch are two more members of the choir. , W, V,.j,W,,,, ,:,,,..,f, fm fiat? X t f eff WW WZAWW Wm ,, I If ,, ff -, ,M f f,Qff.HZ4,c ff , wr Qfzffff ,, Wy Z, yt' ywyy , M f M 1 ,Mi ::,,: Pep Band The pep band plays during halftimes of soccer and basketball games and at pep 'y M , y f f ff? 1 tt 7 H ,W V rallies. Members ofthe band are Jim Wal den, Mark Brown, Phil Miles, Jed John- son, Mike Camerer and Glynda Ricee trumpetsg Lance Harvey, Greg Lundberg Betty Jean ScotteFrench Horns, Dave Bowman, Russ Mowen, Keith Drew, Doug Stratton and Jeff Cooper-trom- bonesg Janice Hruby-clarinet, Chris Thomasetuba, Tim Winters and Bryan Hitch edrums. Handbell Ringers TOP: Kathy Cockrum, Janece Ledbetter, Karen Swan, Glenn Moore, Rob Swartz and Joel Stombres play a fun song wearing different types of hats. BOTTOM: Bill Lowe and Janece Ledbetter sing a duet. Other Handbell members are Rhonda Lisanby, Donna Thompson and Heather Hood. who had a handbell composition published. Mrs Alice Thompson directs the choir. Bells TOP: Some members of the bell Choir are Kathy Cockrum, Larry O'Hara, Janece Ledbetter. Doreen Caserta, Joel Stombres, Glynda Rice, Jon Kobel. Rob Swartz and Karen Swan. BOTTOM: Rob Swartz, Joel Stombres and Dave Stratton concentrate on the music. TOP: Sacrifice of Praise consisting of Tammy Range, Randy Crawford Melissa Allen-Captain, Dan Bush and Dianne Monton era. BOTTOM: An independent group, Windsong includes Doug Shipman-Captain Jon Kobel, Dave Stratton Becky Huffstutler, Betty Jean Scott and Wendy Em erson. Reach Out Teams Wig I I 'x X X X X X X N X X X ., I s f 1 f f f I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I f I I I .-W-Wvjp' 4,li-f Ji-' 3, 41- JL. ,Zin Wfsifu 'Irs-nr? r f W - at, , . 11 1 22 'ufffz - . , at ff-fi ,, , 1 , ,f,5sf,1' , I , ,Y I - V , 1 t J A? J, f 2 J 5 J : af ABOVE: Cornerstone members are Cheryl Bradley, Tom Faris, Bill Boscaljon-Captain, Sue Wilson, Karen Paulson and John Yeatman. LEFT: An all female team, Just Love includes Andrea Simmons, Sue Mills, Rae Ann Rau, Jenni Russi and Denise Barker-Captain BELOW: Another independent group, Turning Point consists of John Lancaster, Phil Gore and Jim Lancaster. ,f J' 'Q : 5 , 55 tl .- V A - a , , :, J ' i ' X Aiinf ,fs 4' 1 J ,. H5 ' J., . ' Q. ' :Lil-. K. ' I H ,Y 'Q -1 A- 4 .f ? ' x Spring Reach Out Teams TOP: Members of Lighthouse are Cathy Tinkham, Tammy Range-Captain, Larry O'Hara and Bill Lowe. BOTTOM: Testimony includes Linda Garda, Bill Ficken, Melanie Baker, Ken Atterholt- Captain and Laurie Oslin. T XX W L. ,X 1 .M , ff- J' I 2 as fy 'i s 1 xx ii! if 1 J ,bg wi , ,- Vx 1 4 'gi 5 if ?im.s Q if gf, age? Nj' Q' Xi. ' Q 4 ff iltpff-if w , Q s ' ' Y Q f ggvbtsiigflg Q, , ,. has 4- , 'V Q swf ,mnmnliiunn-Q 1 -pp-ww Genesis Players ,0xS3N3o- - J3,,Av1dQ 11 ua cn 2 da 5 rn Q 'L' IU .. '79 cf' cn Q QESIS PLAYEQN m u.: 2 I O I 3 - '- - cn 1: cn Q- -4 'OLAYE Q cn Fall and Winter Team: Mark Wilson, Polly Feen, Kathy Brock Lystra Daniels, Tom Trost, Mike Daugherty. Spring Team: Back Rowg Mark Wilson, Tom Trost, Karen Gray, Middle Rowg Carol Doederlein, Valerie Bach, Front Rowg Polly Feen. an ' X ' ff 2 'M I V 'Z Good News Club Mary Ellen Bursack felt the need for another children's ministry besides Saturday Morning Club. So rather than just talking about it, she started one. The Good News Club was formed this year for the children of Judson faculty, administrators and staff. The youngsters get to come on campus and sing songs, play games and learn Bible stories, much like an all-year Bible school. The ministry is spread when they bring their friends who possibly donlt know the Good Newsl' about Jesus. . Smit ABOVE: In the background, Pam Ewig and Chris Huitzacua Watch the children along with Mary Ellen. 1 A l 8 5 Good News Club Provides Fun and Learning for Professors' Kids 'Jil ,V , AMW WMM WIMNWWWJM KW . TOP LEFT: Jamie and Jeffrey Work on a drawing. TOP RIGHT: Another girl works on her picture. BOTTOM LEFT: The children learn songs with actions. BOTTOM RIGHT: Shannon Hodges concentrates on his project. I K 315 xflfn LEFT: Chris Huitzacua sits with two girls during a Good News Club meeting. BOTTOM LEFT: These boys learn the actions to Father Abraham. BOTTOM RIGHT: Professor Myhrman's daughter colors a picture. H91 M B.A. .I. C. RIGHT: B.A.S.I.C. ofiicers are Doug Stratton, Karen Cooper, Tammy Elting and Keith Martin. BELOW: Keith Martin, Tim Winsley and Bill Segraves discuss a game they are about to play while Dr. Averill looks on. l CENTER RIGHT: B.A.S.I.C. members include Laurel Thomas, Mar- tha Calloway, Tammy Elting and Roy Hufiine. BOTTOM RIGHT: Other members are Doug Stratton, Andrea Todd, Ann Vincolisi and Karen Cooper. 88 B.A. .I. C. B.A.S.I.C. stands for Brothers and Sisters in Christ. It is a national organization with a Southern Baptist affiliation. Car Washes, ghoul-o-grams at Halloween and other pro- jects help the club raise money for students who become summer missionaries. TOP: Advisors Professor Hodges and Dr. Averill Watch while An- drea Todd, Ann Vincolisi, Bill SeGraves and Keith Martin enjoy a game about ministering. LEFT: Martha Calloway, Tammy Elting and Roy Huffine wait for Karen Cooperls next move. ABOVE LEFT: B.A.S.I.C. members in the winter included, top row: Tammy Webb, Bill SeGraves, Doug Stratton, middle: Linda Mishlerg President, Tammy Eltingg Secretary, Mike Fowler, Sue Rapp, bottom: Kathy Stach, Dr. Averill and Sue Wilson. ABOVE RIGHT: Karen Cooper, Doug Stratton, Andrea Todd and Ann Vincolisi continue the game. Lamplighter The 78-79 Lamplighter was full of innovations. Every other issue was eight pages long rather than four and there were a lot more pictures. The paper served the campus well with articles about concerts, sports, new people and various activities. It was also a sounding board for many students who wrote letters to the edi- tor. The year ended for the Lamplighter with a success- ful absolutely nothing-seriousfromcovertocover joke issue. Students not pictured who helped with the Lamp- lighter during the year were: writersg Lisa Alley, Deb Firm, Linda Brill, Eileen Gammell, Joel Stewart, Mike Daugherty, Brad Stephens, Charmel Leindecker, Bob Gallamore and Jess Bartelt, lay outg Mitch Barnes, photography, Jonathan Fletcher, Doug Wynn, Lowell Asher and Ken Conklin. TOP RIGHT: Kathy Stach and Janice Hruby work on paste-ups. RIGHT: Cartoonist Ed Gelasi at work. ABOVE: Beth Schultz is busy typing while advisor Peter Powell skans an earlier issue. 1 :X , 5 . lv a T Q ? 'V . Lamplighter 'fllxf f,.... .T.. Jl M ,..........-ni W ,--tau-li ,.........g-nn-nal TOP LEFT: Nate Adams is Editor of the Lamplighter. TOP RIGHT: Barb Sommerfeld pauses while typing an article. BOTTOM LEFT: Writer Joel Janssen must also fold papers at times. ABOVE: Columnist Dave Reinders consults Nate on an idea. www 7 4. f fi .r 1 U KWH ' WW! Nggmm a- W,-awwaw Hi-ss A- 'k.,.,, TOP: Lantern Editor Mary Imhoff checks over some copy. BOTTOM LEFT: Business manager for both the Lamplighter and the Lantern was Ken Atterholt. BOTTOM RIGHT: Carol Doederlein enjoys choosing which pictures to use. ,. Q fn if WM 53' 15,4 . 'll V Q 7-..f,',f 1 1 S E TSA fe I 'f tr P X jf Q .ffgf is ' 'i?7'W71 'N4f'W'-'eww fi 9'2 'V ',.f , A ,Z J, - ,, ' If ' J W M , 4 .,- 'aff The Lantern Others not pictured, who helped with the Lantern were: photographersg Ken Conklin, Ed Gelasi, Doug Wynn, Barb Mitchell, Terry Scott and Marc Jauh- iainen, layoutg Annette Merique, Cathy Dogan, Julie Misner, Ken Conklin, Aubrey Pearson and Deb Firm, Senior section, Chris Huitzacua, Mary Ellen Bursack and Michele Wince, typistg Doreen Caserta, writer, Charmel Leindeck- er, Advisor Miss Lorolie Brown. Also many thanks to Peter Powell. TOP LEFT: Karen Swan crops a picture on the lightboard. TOP RIGHT: Copy writer Reuben Mendez smiles for the camera. BOTTOM LEFT: Bill Lowe works on the artwork for ad pages. BOTTOM RIGHT: Photographer Lowell Asher practices in the mirror. Beige A r, 5 'g l NF' rfw f ' , 1 s af fiiivg , or'-8 an 3 lf? W A ' T Z fy .7 rf ' X 3:- 1' V .I H f. vhi lf 4 ff W il ,I er a T Wag, ig' ,,,q A M ' A , ,,f ' 'A ' ,,, .::. '-I ,, ,A ,V wg, an 4? F. C.A. F.C.A., or Fellowship of Christian Athletes was formed in the spring trimester. In order to raise money to send people to a camp, they had a Tarzan Look-Alike contest. Five guys fone from each sportj entered the con test with the winner being decided by the amount of money people put in his carton, At the end of the week, an original Tarzan movie was shown and the Winner was an- nounced. The evening also included a Tarzan yelling contest won by Reuben Mendez and a banana eating contest won by Roy Huftine. ' ' .2 'W V if af - I we ABOVE: Co-presidents of FCA are Scott Pouncey, Doug Clark and Frank Andrea. RIGHT: Winner of the Tarzan Look-Alike contest was Mike Neisler. 4 i HI'-4 if' 3 , BELOW: Some FCA members are back row: Alex Alemis, Doug Clark, Coach Harri row: Advisor Dr. Ryder, Scott Pouncey, Frank Andrea and John Young. s, Dave Aten, front Kr !. mg, , ' tm. 1 : S .. 2 4 i 'E , : A. L , , . W may , A A. .W Af I , ,A -an ry fff,,,g', '76 ,A Saturday Mornmg lub Goes to BELOW Andrea Todd plays mother for one httle boy Charmel Leindecker walks by 1n the back 4 y j 'L 3 Q of ., '1 3, fm me f ,ff . wa ' ,af V p1.i !', .Q fl 5. fo vw: - . Q. 'E awww x 9 www wi 4 i Q .x ,K 'IRQ .mt f Q, uf. v ' ' ,' Jn. V, 2 f',f -.mv dfighx 01194 Saturda Morning lub i Saturday Morning Club is a reach out organization for children in one of Elginls low-income high-rises. Each Saturday Morning, Jud- son students take the kids to a nearby church where they sing songs, do crafts, play games and learn about Jesus, love. On special days they go to the zoo or a park, eat ice cream, go roller skating or come to Judson for a play. Karen Heath is in charge of the club. H y ' L' f . A. '- , . ' ' 4 ' K 1 'A -.' V N., . 1 G '- - r if i X' 1' .gt t - A A l - 5 'I .I Y V, .. PM 'L' X yd 2, if -2,43 Q 2 EW. 2,5 - , V' xt! , f a L' . , fe. S ' , 4 ff A ,, , f 1 H - r 2 3 V 1 -1 A f-4 ff -1 J , f iff! . S. . f It i r ' V if r rf j W ig: x 3 ' f wg J 1 rx. S r Af ,, M 4 ww-f.,, 2 5 1 j f Jkt.:-'iv Z We ,,,. ,mv X L je ,.. h' ' -,W mg' X J 5 -Q 'Wk-Q, , '. ' . Jw 1' , X 4 45 -N, ii f , f V V V , A '--Q E E: I, ,, H N-NNN M WWVY W 1 , , 1- r ' ' W ,f ina, te . -,- f ' JA: xi? ,. ff' ff '!, f A: N 1 1 ax ,.,,, I. .G-., .v.. 4 V M e f Q . ,Z '1 f ' L' ' ' f .thaw Q li r gag, 4 , guy? , 1 , g, R . It itiifsfil W V , Qiurlndggfx ,. ,.., fi , 5529 -- Ar wx ABOVE: Bruno Dodge is one S.M.C. worker. The girl on the left has been a member of the son College someday. club for so long that she is now a helper for the younger children. She hopes to attend Jud- ,O M f f f W ' Jw www Q ,pf , , if FAR RIGHT: Daryl Richmond became the new business manager for the school in spring. CENTER: F. John Fitz- william was the busi- ness manager during the fall and winter. RIGHT: The college dean is Edgar Boss. Judson LEFT: President Harm A. Weber. CENTER: Vice president for devel- opment, Harold R. Blatt. RIGHT: James W. Didier, dean of campus life. .....- ..., ,H 5 O Q D G. I 3 L Administrators Show Smiles Judson administrators have good reason to smile. The largest single gift in the school's history was given this year by the Lindner family from Cincinnati, Ohio. The 31.75 million will be used to construct a new dining room and campus commons. Another gift was then received for a new dormitory. This gift of S7 50,000 came from the Wilson families in Conrad, Iowa. .4 Q .J TOP: College registrar is Lois Warner. BOTTOM LEFT: The director of student life is Sally Ackemann. BOTTOM RIGHT: Peter Powell is director of communications. Familiar Faces in .X-Q, M41 if i 'o',.v xt... n A . 5 , , 1 lo' 1 i e af ffl f -y .7 A - , W Cffx g ' N il x K F ,g 1- w x x 1 the Ad Building gif , fr mai. WWFN re. Rhys 'mf N.. f-jismf we ... ..... ,, raids' TOP: Wendell Press,, Webster is the director of admissions. BOTTOM: Fi- nancial aids di- rector is Cal Ly- ons. Communication Arts Q ww:-1-w...,.p . f, f ,sa ' ,, H5 TOP LEFT: Chairman of the division, Stu- art Ryder is a professor of English. TOP RIGHT: Mass communications profes- sor is Lorolie Brown. BOTTOM: Brooke Transue specializes in speech. Other faculty in the CA division are Jane Hamlin and Harriet Rigor. 4 i T E 1 t 4 i I 1 I l 1 r r N i w w I I 1 i Y . r t W IT' 1 i t i 1 'if Jug, ww uman Institutions Eff ' ,fm or 1' ,A ,J . ,f':'s:g,:4fa,1fg:f4. , -W. f rf I sw f' 77,17 NW W M4110 f Z : ':' 1 TOP LEFT: Ron Richards is the economics professor. BOTTOM LEFT: John Juergensmeyer teaches law. BOTTOM RIGHT: Richard Clossman specializes in history. Vw W ,AW ,A , A ,ygwczify V tw I , , ,W .. 5 2 sf 1 fl if if , ff, , X ff K ,f f 1, f 1 . '1 ' 1 ,. ff . f M y ,W f 1 'B 0 ' 22 an , W M kk , , if f fig in Q W ,,,,,, , 4 Pine firts , TOP LEFT: This was drama professor Dave Larson's first year teaching at Judson. TOP RIGHT: Alice Thompson teaches voice. BOTTOM LEFT: Band in- structor is Crajg Johnson. BOTTOM RIGHT: The art professor is Clarence Bud,' Young. W r Fine Arts f f at W ' TOP RIGHT: Roger Wischmeier is the music theory professor. BOTTOM LEFT: Beth Hillenbrand Jones teaches piano. BOTTOM RIGHT: Ed Thompson is an- other voice instructor. fffzffffzffxfzzf111111111zzfzfflzffzfffffflfzzllf 105 Physical Education K9 XV X 7,7 TOP LEFT: James Sziksaj teaches P.E. M -... and coaches basketball and women's softball. TOP RIGHT: Women's basketball and volleyball coach is Doris Floyd. BOTTOM: Athletic director, William Forlow coaches soccer and teaches P.E. re Baseball coach Sam Harris is not pic- tured. 106 'JKO yr M ath-S cience TOP LEFT: Biology professor Elizabeth Juergens- meyer displays a rat. BOTTOM LEFT: Frank Averill teaches math and substituted for Edgar Boss as Academic dean this year. BOTTOM RIGHT: Rolf Myhrman specializes in chemistry. Other Science-Math professors are Ralph Fricke, Gerald Green, William Ottley and Wayne Schennum. T X 1, J ' is xx yy :MQ 3 MJ, 1- P, y WW? K : 5 X.-4? M 5 .www -'Q,,.'v W07 1 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I l I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I lO7 91010:- 108 hristian Religion and Philosoph TOP LEFT: Robert Erickson teaches religion at Judson. TOP RIGHT: Philosophy pro- fessor is Richard Besancon. BOTTOM: Larry Hodges also teaches religion. y T , j s. f e 1-f:'1' f.. ' V vi 4,2 1. .hi 1 ' A. .. ,L , ,,, A 31, ,s'izfF NN' Y Ilfmwmswr Q- --f M Human Relations 'fv. TOP LEFT: Theodore Hsieh teaches psychology. TOP RIGHT: Teacher education director is Jeanette Hsieh. 4 Y f fi' ilvv--We Mvnumuma Klnudsv Suu-wwf. L, we hee, 1, . S I X' as A A sf.'4Sr:.,,.., if'Q'sA-XA BOTTOM LEFT: Helene Rytz is a sociology professor. BOTTOM RIGHT: Donald Ferrell is another psychology PIO- fessor. Other HR professors are James Didier, Abed Ismail and Mark Keyser. Library Staff TOP: Full-time Library staff members are Linnea Johnsonwperiodicals, Elsie Smith-music Librarian, Don Peterson-head Librarian and Sue Crowfoot- technical services. BOTTOM: Student library staff Workers are ffront rowj Dolly Boggs, Joy McBain, Karen Cooper, Doreen Caserta, Tammy Range, Kathy Brock, Can- dy Wooden, fback rowl A1Tu1ey, Pam Ewig, Glenn Moore, Jay Miner and Jon Kobel. T- TW- Health Center LEFT: Ladonna Sunder- man gets ready to take a temperature. RIGHT: Joan Didier is in Food Service Gite' V E is A lt - ' A A za i Fi X Q f ' wi QSM. ' Tl i ABOVE: Full-time food service employees are Arlene Emel Csandwich ladyj, Ruth, Mrs. Steindorf, Rene and Ted Baker, Manager. Student workers in- clude ffront rowj Brenda Stives, Polly Feen, Rexx Valentine, Joel Carter, Lucy St. Denis, Jacqueline Valenzuela, Lisa Alley, fback rowJ Bill Segraves. Karen Stiles, Tammy Elting, Carol Doederlein, Brad Stephens, Rhonda Fowler, Tim Hubbert, Wanda Fowler, Bob Krell, Mike Howell, Carole Raker, Carolyn Maystead, Kathi Leatherman, Gale Robison and Jon DePue. charge of the health center. 0 S Reszdent Assistants TOP LEFT: Ohio Hall R.A.s are Sande Daniels, Brenda Ritter and Rene Floyd. TOP RIGHT: Frank White, Jacqui Larimore, Keith Drew and Mary Imhoff are the R.A.s for Volkman Hall. BOTTOM: Always different, the Dining Residence Hall R.A.s choose Tyler Creek for a background. They are Jack Frisby-, Tom Farris and Kraig Kleeman. -E' rv- 11 'gf ' - 'Y ii, Q X X Q. 5 'Qi' B iw' Q H ouseparents TOP LEFT: Theodore Hsieh, Housing Director, his wife Jeanette and sons Matt and Benjamin live in the Dining Residence Hall. BOTTOM LEFT: Don and Terrie Ferrell are houseparents for Ohio Baptist Hall. They have one son, Brent. BOTTOM RIGHT: Houseparents for Volkman Hall are Cal and Joni Lyons. Their daughter Callie gets much attention from the residents there. Plant Operations TOP LEFT: Plant Operations Workers are Cfront IOWD Dave Hill, Louise Webb-cpo, Cback rowl Clarence Radloff, Rol- land Steindorf-indoor main- tenance, Sam Webb and Lou Freeman. TOP RIGHT: Others are Cback IOWJ Tory Lindland, Mary Lee Mousel, Darrell Spurlock, Angelos Bravos, Chuck Ship- man-head of P.O., Cfront IOWJ Bonnie Shipman and Gigi Mousel. BOTTOM: Joe Perosa clears the path. 4 j ryffwyf- ,'m+f.mfff 4 5 .MY X oz Bookstore ' ' 1 T' , 4,2 :if ' A -.W fl? if fi ,f r dwg.. if 3. X it H Q TOP LEFT: Judy Campbell serves popcorn and kool-aid at a bookstore sale. TOP RIGHT: Ruth Bieber is the bookstore manager. BOTTOM LEFT: Linda Noe also works at the bookstore. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mary Beth Shipman and Sue Campbell wait on the customers. More Student Workers TOP RIGHT: Deb Simpson works for Mrs. Hsieh in the Teacher Education department. LEFT: Rob Swartz gets ready to mow the lawn. BOTTOM RIGHT: Teresa Parks works as a switchboard op- erator for the school. 4 . ,Aw ., 931 Z iw ff' . 5 sc A -f 'Y 2 M' f . f kgs? I ,sv ytzr 4 4,5 , .4 - , , A Lfwpz X gff, . A V gy yy' i f 4! Wie 1 7 U , , , ' f J, nf '. vm A f f 1 - - W f , . A -1' Aff . f , , f I , 3 , few Q' T . s my ' f , , W., ,jf 4- H ' igmh -,, 2 V, H, A ,. f ,' , , f ,jf M .wif if ?'ii2.'i.,t T. .. YV '! if .f f .- , Zi'ief,?'f'f?'ffff 'W? ' if V , T . . f D . f fi v f f ,f ff gf f t, ff-3,34 3. fy, H , :.. 4 2.1 ,VI ,, .,,,. 51, ,f ,, 1 . fff' 'fa ' 5 ' ,, ---- 2 , ' . , , ., ,.,. .' , A? I f . ' f ft 'W 1 , W 'K - A7 M ,. f , ., f . f 4- ef .ref -.Args-Z Q' f' 'I Q ' 5 : ff W1 ,: fff f' fa ' ., . PM M ' 'ff 5524192 ' c ,Z V r 14, A S ?'f w Muff 'Z f f 'X if-Q-' ff fy-ffwki? - f W 1 '?4W 'Q-Zi! T .f ,Q 'f 1 - ' . ,ff fffm. as aff sr s f - .. .f f f .4 ra f ff H 4 0 :' f, .f .. 2 ' '. ' ' f ww-, V' b A-:V -,J z'f1 ',M. F nf- rimeiaiisemwif ww f fl' q-,.....v sr gf- ., 6 Y ,,f V, .,: , A,,V4 4 Z M, . 351 M Freshmen Frank Andrea Joshua Appiah Kent Atkinson Jeff Bagby ' X Greg A. Bottemiller Angelos Bravos Becky Briggs Mark Allen Brown Chrystel Brownlie Brian Burley Martha Calloway Debbie Camick BELOW: Jeff Neumann and Ken Conklin. Lorraine Champion BELOW: Dan Conrod and Ca.ro1e Raker feed the ducks. Freshmen f ,rv-A fQ'3j,i'1 Doug Clark Kathleen Cockrum Lisa Compton Ken Conklin wgwsx QQM gghv Www W 'X N x mam or x,,'?Q3Xix'gf. , Bruno Dodge Pam Ewig Polly Feen Michael K. Fowler l H9 Freshmen Herminy Gabeau Linda Garda Dave Griffiths Donna Hales Cheryl Hanlon Lance Harvey Michelle Henley Merilee Herrick f Q Alh- Q 45, J , fs-1-wvza ef s,,,,w-x.,., 'W'-New f -9? ..f,-f.,:,:',- gay-'J 2? 1 V ABOVE: These ambitious Judsonites cleared the lagoon for a game of hockey. L to R they are Rick Nash, Judson Strain Ray Swicegood, John Lineback, Doug Wiley, Jim Walden and Lance Harvey. X 9 X Nl: if 4' sf Freshmen Iva ,TUE H. . A s V A 1' X K V 1 ABOVE: Roommates Candy Wooden and Kathy Brock enjoy each other's company. L A if lf - ' .Am -J lfllrfs l a i? f'? Carol L. Hoiriis Janice Hruby Bryan Huitzacua Timothy Hyslop Mike Isenberg Joel Janssen Steve Kaiser Julie Lamb Stan Lambert Beth Lawson Janece Ledbetter Steve Lindsay John Lineback Freshmen H' Kimbal McLaughlin Philip R. Miles Jay Miner Kelley Ott Bill Parker w Karen Paulson Mary Ann Raft Juan B. Randazzo Y, , Freshmen a1 x,e tix :Mira BEM-I Tammy Range Sue Rapp Rae Ann Rau Beth Rommel 151 Q Jenni Russi Brenda Sarnes Beth Schultz Delores Ann Schick Joan Sigrist Andrea Simmons Beth Shipman Brad Short ...B -M 'SIDE ,. 12-29 Terry Skorik Richard Slaga , , fw , ' ,f' - it 123 .-:ww ' - ff, ' fifflf A 1 . A r WWW ,Wm if f fix f m , iv , f , X ' Freshmen Mark Springfield Joel Stewart at If X if 1 f Z, va A f .f ' J- .ni Doug Stratton Dennis Strawn Stephen Sturgeon Dina L. Suggs Karen Renee Swan Ray Swicegood Andrea Todd Marshall Towe, Jr. Cindy Volkman Jim Walden ..,, 3-1.- ,,::g' 'fig .,.., : ' f -'WX I -i s ' H- Q ,.:..a:,, t . A fs t ' ' . -' s , fag- v. N I., 5 5 - .. 9, s,f,L.1j i yy frbvgllxl.-f X7 12' F? gf 4 'S L v .,,. . . , ,E,,.,, I, 6 . , r t,g. V , ,A A, I , i,,Av,,s 'Qgor,,,3k1, ,omgf ,A W ' Q gi gilwifilfxfdllkg. pw 'Q N 24452-gt4?'Qi4g'gr 1.1, if Ss-S.i'K?k5F-3f 'J'i7i - Y ' ff' Ui -' v'isfl2:'s.fgf1o,1-1.9: 3, 4 fs1:9vq:r,f-ws: 'fi Ji! ,Q ws, QQ,-:g:g.11'fn,ew 1 fxiifsv -, t' tryin: lf :iff -2 5 sage ,fQ2,'4ffM:i:ffgfz:sm'fs'f.fi izsr. iff- -A wwf vi wa, f 4'-tif 1.7 H Freshmen Art Werry Dan Westlund Douglas Scott Wiley Doug Wynn ..?l.-1.-ft BELOW: Jon Hood Cin disguisej attempts to frighten a passer-by. IL., NNT'-4 John Yeatman 2 -af f Q g. inf' T 'f'f1: 'fT: .t if -E K Eff fag fi ,if -W ,rl I Ewa- ' ' ' , Q9 Nw! 15 'P X . ,V . 2 i 'fs ,I ,-wx? .14 K ,gap ai' A X 1 4 '7 ,' , ic... V1 -99 TOP LEFT: Tom Trost and Dan Conrod look happy after stopping by a bookstore S36 6 l . as BOTTOM LEFT: Apparently Jon Hood finally captured two lovlies, Marcia Hardy g 0 and Kristen Leidig. ff ff, If H ff. fp! ,ff f 4 fmt , f' , ., 'C az ,W 4 , f f W 2 W J ,W 7 Wi.. sv! 1, f 0'-My ff , 5, 1 V, Z. M 'f v, jf, ,W ff NX, , HW. ,, QV We ,MAW W w , A, W, M ffi.ffZrW , f,. ' M914 M CENTER: Tom Severson speaks in debate class. BOTTOM RIGHT: Seems that the freshmen look younger every year. Ac- tually this baby belongs to Professor Myhrman. .v..,.....,....,.. .K A, an 5 K -'N FXS-- . sf ' W-a 5 'S L'-'f' are 2,1 X2 K ABOVE: ls there a new toothpaste commercial in the mak- ing? No, it'sjust Steve Mahone and Glynda Rice being silly. LEFT: Barb Mitchell keeps smiling even in the face of a cold snowfall. BELOW: Again this spring a mother duck and her offspring were trapped in the Ifine Arts building courtyard. r Q, ' f , ft, x V Qi? ,S24 , r rr 4 . fi .1 , UA-,. fm A fr . 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Z v'yZ,KWj-' sfzflfwifi,-.7Zkf ,igygh 1. , -2 7 Q .. ,A W 1, ,A yy, s ! l fwpz W. .Div ff , Q , g .,f,,v ' ' f 2 i fxQ,1g, , if It ,WZ ai , ff, fff if , ' ,!2f,f,g1f'.xik, af, 'ff' 1. if Z' . ABOVE: Scott Huddle relaxes in the Eyrie. M iddlers Nate Adams Lisa Alley Noemi Alvarez Dave Aten Melanie Baker Denise Barker ABOVE: Eileen Gammell teasingly threatens Lee Gowin with her crutch Fran Bethune Kathy Brock Abby Lynne Bryson Dianna Clark ABOVE: After the long winter, Judsonites are ready to soak up the sun. L to R they are Ken Atterholt, Carol Heskett, Jay Miner, Bryan Hitch, Dave Harrington, Paula Kinney, Joel Stombres, Doug Shipman and Marshall Towe. M iddlers Kjfjiifi FS A A if Q .. , 4' ' .A ,M 51 fl-A 1 2. , , ff' 1 wlrw.-,X ' f 'I-:M ' V , ,J ' . ::,f:5'f.: ' V ' V X KA ' .,-w Cindy Collins Patrick J. Collins Dan Conrod J. Kramb Cooper David Crowe Vicki Cullen Aubrey Fearson O d BELOW: Randy Crawford gives Carol Heskett some assist Bill Ficken Bob Frisby Jack Frisby Jerry Gardner Dwight Gorbold Sandy Hancock Dave Harrington Greg Heisel Bryan Hitch Terri Hughes Chris Huitzacua Karen Hunley Thomas Ingebretsen Jane Johnson 45 ' XM 'VME' ,,, .X x ,QQ -5:15, 1 9 4 M771 l ' M . A fl, ' W 44 . . ,ff 4. V . , Haw f rx,--2 fr ,, Q . e Q .HL ' ,Y M iddlers Yfgn. Q I- I John Kennedy Bill Krueger Kelly Lockamy Keith Martin -.,, Elizabeth Mendez Linda Mishler Mary Lee Mousel Sandy Ohland Q B A .mm is yf., E, , 'af if LEFT: Greg Garrison looks like he is in for a double injury at the foot of Ed Gelasi. fiqqtfd V-wwwv , 2 + , V ' y ' . A f 6 wmvffqwxaw M iddlers Beth Pauley Scott R. Pouncey Mark Wayne Powless Mark Reeves William Segraves Patrick S. Smolen Barbara Sowell Qlubao BELOW Charmel Lemdecker poses with volleyball mascot, Billy Q , it , 4' .ff - if-w. ' W- 1 'K FJ? x S ffslil' i ' if 'war H i l ti. . zf- ' ,qw-J' Q2 lflssgqmsat V or :g -4, .2 -' O - ,yt y K Z . BELOW: Deb Anderson fears for her life for maybe just a bucket of watery as Keith Drew has her in his grasp. Ruth Fay watches for whatever may come. M Yu-:u u' :nuns :nu ' ..--.:.-'.'E :ruin U11 anim :mamma awww M l lrmnsnm mmrmma Ill l 5 1 wi A -.,... M iddlers Brad Stephens Joel Adam Stombres 5 Tim Winsley Don Yentes Beverly Wilson Mark Wilson Michele Wince Laurel Thomas Donna Thompson Tammy Webb Arlen Clark Williams 133 l 4 on-graduating Seniors Mary Ann Albrecht Pam Andersen Ken Atterholt Tom Caldwell RIGHT: Jay Miner, Greg Garrison, Lee Gowin and John Young watch as Jacqui Lari- more tries out Greg's crutches. Sarah Cole Ron Colson Karen Cooper Eileen Garnmell iw ,f Warm, if ' ,. 1 I ' ff :, - 'N-Ns. :wig . ' S7i'1 Q35 Q --'- - ,.,.' ' . l if 3 .L ' Q . 2 .Qin -..,. , fs ,Q Mfr - N W Q VJ-sq, www' V ? X 34. ' ,lumix-F?s +W a . AAA ' J 2 r 1-JN 5 Ji ESQ, . -9 Q! ' .a , , on-graduating Seniors 6'-andfffzn. HV 'O rf' BELOW: Dave Stratton poses for the camera. iw f wr-f gf., r l: , fy nv ' Q' f Awfjggyffyfgf, f . , . Tgfygfgsw A fix, dliz.M.a...,. Frank L. White Rita Wilson Sue Wilson ' a , Edward Gelasi Joy I. McBain Linda Anderson Noe Carol Raker Dave Reinders Peggy Starr Debbie Walker Deb Welsch 135 X 6 X 5' Ca yi-if-Ei' M Lpyff f .?5?f5i-Pi BM-fn..,j'i.'L:.u'i12:32-l. H I xxx , llgsmcooow f 211'i2'f K O Q S23-Slddfw wif' f .' Q . 1 - . H wlwlek mx ,VK ANI ,QQ-.4 jf QX .2.:. l Q 4 Q .-55 .. -,-m4L. 5 A 1 '- E . ' LT - , AG -1 Q- U Q','1'if . Map - ' f' fTk ' ?.'1f'. Q.ff'T5L7yNJ fl zu ' ff5.f','l f,-Lflffx ' n f , i if-:. 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Dunker Dana Eddy 138 Seniors J anel Edelen Mary Jane Ewell Jonathan Fletcher Rene Rose F10Yd Tim0thY J 311165 Gibbfms Leslie Jean Gowler Marcia Hardy Karen Heath Heather A. Hood Seniors Mafyann J. Hulbert Michael David Hutchings Dennis Lee Judy Sharon L. Kahle Paula Joy Kinney Martha Elizabeth Kirtley Jon P. Kobel Elaine Krnich Yvonne Krnich 140 Seniors Jonathan David Lambert Jacqueline Faye Larimore Malcolm Douglas LeFever Kristen Marie Leidig Phillip N. Lowe Timgthy Alan MacLean Clyde David Majerus Maureen P. O'Brien Leah Ann Oswald 141 Seniors Teresa Parks Kathryn Lee Ridings Barbara D. Rokosz l l Jeffrey Lynn Rosenberg Elaine K. Rumple Douglas A. Shipman l r f 1 I Debra R. Simpson Dale W. Slaton Karen Elaine Spencer l i 4 2 Seniors VW -lm 4 Connie Jean Steindorf Thelma Yaeko Takazawa Ligga Cgfgl Thgmag Thomas M. Trost Paul J. Van Ryn Charles E. Walker Jr. Cathy Ruth Weabef Phil Westhuis J. Cary Young I4 44 'IQ eAfD'E9C' SANDY JO BLATT Dundee, Ill. Major: Fine Arts Activities: Pom Pons Squad, Art Dept. Assistant, Europe Art Tour ,78. PETER BORZEKA Elgin, Ill. Major: Human Institutions Activities: College Republicans, Intramural basketball, softball, football. BILL BOSCO,' BOSCALJON Lake Zurich, Ill. Major: Physical Education! Psychology Activities: Student Senate Rep., 1979 Homecoming King, College Choir, R.O.T.J'Crosswalk,', '6Second Coming Sunset, Cornerstone'l, Varsity Basketball, SoccerATeam Manager, Intramural basketball. DAVID EARL BOWMAN Beaver Dam, Wisc. Major: Human Relations Activities: Pep Band, Brass Ensemble, College Choir, Corresponding Sec'y. of Student Senate, Movie Chairman, Campus Life, Intramural sports, Drama Productions- Apollo de Bellac,', Look Homeward, Angel, 'gAdaptation. STEVEN L. BRYSON Philadelphia, Pa. Major: Human Relations Activities: Student Senate, FCA, Intramural sports, Basketball, Team Manager. SUSAN CAMPBELL Danville, Ill. Major: Human Institutions S. KIM COFFING Fredericktown, Ohio Major: Human Relations Activities: Dorm Judiciary, Elgin Mental Health Center Volunteer, Human Relations Student Seciy., Volunteer in Probation. VICTORIA HANSEN CROMPTON Denver, Co. Major: Fine Arts Activities: R.O.T.- Sonkist, New Creation , College Choir, Ohio Hall R.A. KENLEY W. DAVY Harvard, Ill. Major: Human Relations CATHY A. DOGAN Marshall, Mich. Major: Human Relations! Teacher Education Activities: C.A.P., 1977 Winter Banquet Comm. R. DEVLIN DONALDSON Columbus, Ohio Major: Human Relations Activities: Student Senate, Soccer Team, Student Trainer for Soccer and Basketball. KEITH DREW Zeeland, Mich. Major: Human Relations! Math-Science!Secondary Education Activities: Volkman R.A., Student Senate Vice Pres., Pep Band, Psychology Lab Assistant. ROCHELLE L. DUNKER Muscatine, Ia. Major: Human Relations Activities: 1979 Homecoming Committee DANA EDDY Kokomo, Ind. Major: Human Relations Activities: Soccer, Baseball, F.C.A., Intramural sports. JONATHAN FLETCHER Fresno, Calif. Major: Communications Arts Activities: Academic Affairs Comm., Lantern and Lamplighter Photographer. RENE ROSE FLOYD Udall, Ks. Major: Human Relations Activities: Admissions Hostess, College Choir, Elections Comm., Homecoming Chairman, 1978, Spiritual Life Comm., Social Activities Comm., Academic Affairs Comm., Athletic Dept. Sec'y., Development Office Sec'y. Ohio Hall R.A. ANDRIANI FORI Major: Math-Science! Secondary Education Activities: Social Activities Comm., Educational Comm., B.A.S.I.C., Sat. Morning Club, Student Judiciary, Math Dept. Lab Assistant TIMOTHY JAMES GIBBONS Anderson, Ind. vlajorz Human Institutions Activities: Student Affairs Comm., B.A.S.I.C., F.C.A., Tennis Team. LESLIE JEAN GOWLER Effingham, Ill. Major: Human Relations Activities: S.A.O. Sec'y. MARCIA HARDY Huntley, Ill. Major: Human Relations! Teacher Education KAREN HEATH Hoffman Estates, Ill. Major: Fine Arts Activities: Sat. Morning Club, Academic Life Comm., Ohio Hall Sec'y., Treas., Women's Basketball. HEATHER HOOD Springfield, Ill. Major: Fine Arts Activities: College Choir, R.O.T.- Cornerstone and Sunshine and Snowflakes,', Fine Arts Student Ass't., Chamber Singers, Handbell Ringers, Student Marshal, AWHSFN, Inc., Operas-4'The Tender Landw and Amahl and the Night Visitors . MARYANN J. HULBERT Kalamazoo, Mich. Major: Elementary Education! Human Relations Activities: C.A.P., Academic Life Comm., Student Senate, Volleyball, Softball, Pom Pons. ELIZABETH JOHNSON Carmi, Ill. Major: Human Relations Activities: College Choir, R.O.T.- Cornerstone, Immanuel, New Creation Handbell Ringers, Admissions Hostess, Chamber Singers. DENNIS LEE JUDY Orleans, Ind. Major: Human Relations Activities: College Choir, Cross Country, Women's Basketball Trainer, Baseball Manager. PAULA JOY KINNEY Arlington Heights, Ill. Major: Fine Arts Activities: College Choir, Chamber Singers, R.O.T., Opera- Amahl and the Night Visitorsv, Student Senate Chapel Comm., Spring Banquet Comm., B.A.S.I.C., Miss Elgin-1978. MARTHA ELIZABETH KIRTLEY Hamburg, Iowa Major: Human Relations! Elementary Education Activities: College Choir. ELAINE KRNICH Bartlett, Ill. Major: Science-Math YVONNE KRNICH Bartlett, Ill. Major: Communication Arts Activities: Lamplighter Staff JONATHAN DAVID LAMBERT Major: Math-Science Activities: Baseball Team, Soccer Team, Intramural sports, Ski Club, F.C.A. KRISTEN MARIE LEIDIG Plano, Ill. Major: Human Relations! Teacher Education Activities: College Choir, Pom Pons, Band Ensemble, Sr. Class Sec'y., Winter Banquet Comm. 1979, R.O.T.- Crosswalk , Europe Art Tour 1978. DAVID LOGSDON Litchfield, Ill. Major: Human Relations Activities: Tennis Team, Intramural Sports, Chapel Advisory Comm. CLYDE DAVID MAJERUS Mequon, Wisc. Major: Human Institutions Activities: Tennis Team, Campus Life. I4 46 'JL afn'1:ex' DONA S. NANNEY Decatur, Ill. Major: Human Relations MICHAEL LYNN NEISLER Auburn, Ill. Major: Physical Education! Human Relations Activities: Cross Country and Track, Basketball, Baseball, Intramural sports. SHANNON L. OST Chillicothe, Ohio Major: Human Relations Activities: Class officer, Pep Club Chairman. LEAH ANN OSWALD Loves Park, Ill. Major: Human Relations Activities: C.A.P., R.O.T., Sat. Morning Club, Student Senate Recording Sec'y., Lamplighter Staff. TERESA PARKS Centerville, Ks. Major: Human Relations! Education Activities: College Choir, Elections Comm., Winter Banquet Comm., Spring Banquet Chairperson. KATHRYN LEE RIDINGS Rockford, Ill. Major: Communication Arts Activities: College Choir, R.O.T.J'Faced to the Sonf' Lamplighter staff. BARBARA D. ROKOSZ Munster, Ind. Major: Christian Religion and Philosophy Activities: C.R.P., C.A.P., Sat. Morning Club, Mental Health Center Volunteer. ELAINE K. RUMPLE West Dundee, Ill. Major: Human Relations PAUL J. VAN RYN Midlothian, Ill. Major: Christian Religion and Philosophy Activities: Sat. Morning Club. DOUGLAS A. SHIPMAN Carthage, Ill. Major: Human Relations Activities: College Choir, R.O.T., Sr. Class Vice-Pres., Spring Banquet Comm., Intramural sports. DALE W. SLATON East Alton, Ill. Major: Christian Religion and Philosophy Activities: C.R.P., Junto Club, Chess Club, Tyler Creek Crossing Team. PEGGY SPAUGH Decatur, Ill. Major: Human Relations CONNIE JEAN STEINDORF Madison, Wisc. Major: Human Relations Activities: Cheerleading, College Choir, Pep Club. SERAWITE TADESSE Addisbaba, Ethopia Major: Human Relations Activities: Soccer LISSA CAROL THOMAS Joliet, Ill. Major: Human Relations Activities: Pom Pons, Senate Chapel Comm., Senate Emergency Loan Comm Winter Banquet Comm., Senate Publicity Comm. THOMAS M. TROST Dearborn, Mich. Major: Human Institutions Activities: Genesis Players. PHIL WESTHUIS Waupun, Wisc. Major: Human Relations Activities: College Choir. Graduating Seniors not pictured in previous Senior section: Bill Bosco Boscaljon Steven L. Bryson Andriani Fori Elizabeth Johnson David Logsdon Dona S. Nanney Michael Lynn Neisler Kevin L. Noe Linda J. Anderson Noe Shannon L. Ost James Craig Schumacher Peggy Spaugh David Stratton Serawite Tadesse Tim Winters Michael Lee Wiseman eff ill? ecAe o flee SMPPb2S A ESTERN . 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MCLEAN BLVD, PHONE Fon APPOINTMENT ELGIN, ILL 60120 C3125 742-5666 CONGRATULATIONS Ed Gelasi Lantern Editor for 79-80 Best Wishes DOWNTOWN - MAIN OFFICE ONE FOUNTAIN SQUARE PLAZA ELGIN, ILLINOIS 60120 888-7500 A FRIENDLY BANK FOR EVERYONE WESTSIDE UNION NATIONAL PLAZA WEST 1815 GRANDSTAND PLACE 888-7570 Non-Service Charge Checking for Students Index Ackemann, Sally 66,100 Adams, Charity 54 Adams, Nate 50,68,91,128 Aeilts, Doug Akins, Donna Albrecht, Mary Ann 134 Aldridge, Kevin Alemis, Alex 40,43,94 Allen, Melissa 80 Alley, Lisa 46,54,61,111,128 Alvarez, Noemi 46,47,128 Andersen, Mark Andersen, Pam 134 Anderson, Deb 13,49,133 Anderson, Jodie 46,54,60,61,62,68,69 Andersson, David Andrea, Frank 57,58,59,70,94,l18 Andrews, Robert Appiah, Joshua 1 18 Asher, Lowell 93 Aten, David 57,94,128 Atkinson, Kent 1 18 Atterholt, Ken 72,82,92,129,134 Bach, Valerie 76,84 Bagby, Jeff 118 Baker, Melanie 72,82,128 Balck, Ulrike Barger, Ken 40,41 ,43,69 Barker, Denise 81,128 Barnes, Mitch 34,83,137 Barnes, Nancy Bartelt, Jess Barzee, Jim Barzola, Ana Becker, David Beebe, Jack 57,58,65,137 Bell, Debbie Bell, Everett 50,51 Bethune, Fran 128 Bieber, Cheryl 46,47,61 Bjornbak, Mark 67 Blatt, Sandy 25,137,144 Bliler, Scott Boggs, Dolly 111 Borzeka, Pete 137,144 Boscaljon, Bill 13,66,67,81,144 Bottemiller, Greg 39,40,118 Bower, Julane 14,34 Bow1nan,Dave 13,15,72,77,111,137,144 Bradley, Cheryl 81 Bravos, Angelos 40,43,1 14,118 Bretsnyder, Mary Briggs, Becky 118 Brill, Linda Brock, Kathy 84,11l,121,128 Brogan, Cindy Brown, Janet Brown, Mark 57,64,118 Brownlie, Chrystel 63,118 Bryson, Abby 128 Bryson, Steve 144 Burley, Brian 45,53,69,118 Bursack, Mary Ellen 85 Bush, Dan 80 Bussen, Kyle Butcher, James Caldwell, Tom 134 Calloway, Martha 88,89,118 Camerer, Mike Camick, Deborah 118 Campbell, Judy 25,49,111 Campbell, Sue 111,137,144 Captain J 23 Carr, Dennis Carter, Joel 111 Caserta, Doreen 79,111 Castillo, Dan Chambers, Marsha 13 Champion, Lorraine 1 18 Chapman, Mary Ruth Chodzko, Larry 57,59,70 Christensen, Chrisann Clark, Dianna 128 Clark, Doug 45,53,57,59,94,119 Cockrum, Kathy 78,79,119 Coffing, Kim 137,144 Cole, Sarah 134 Collins, Cindy 48,129 Collins, Pat 64,129 Colson, Ron 134 Compson, Ralph 137 Compton, Lisa 119 Conklin, Ken 118,119 Conrod, Dan 119,126,129 Cooper, Blythe Cooper, Jeff 14,129 Cooper, Karen 88,89,111,134 Costello, Ray Cowley, Marcia 137 Crawford, Randy 80,83,130 Cribbett, Ray Crompton, Vicky 138,144 Crowe, Dave 129 Cullen, Vicki 129 Cutsinger, Chuck Daniels, Lystra 84 Daniels, Sande 112,138 Daugherty, Mike 84 Davis, Bob Davy, JoAnn Davy, Ken 138,144 Defore, James Denning, Paul 65,138 Depue, Jon 111 Diehl, Judy Dodge, Bruce 96,119 Doederlein, Carol 24,84,92,111 Dogan, Cathy 138,144 Domescik, Kaye Donaldson, Devlin 138,144 Drew, Keith 72,1 12,133,138,144 Dudley, Dee Anne Dunker, Rochelle 138,144 Dupon, Diane Dusold, Barb Dykstra, Steve Eagle boy and Eagle girl 23 Eddy, Dana 40,41,43,68,69,138 Edelen, Janel 13,139 Elkins, Barbara Elting, Tammy 88,89,111 Emerson, Wendy 80 Ewell, Mary 139 Ewig, Pam 85,111,119 Fagerburg, Marcia Faris, Tom 81,112 Fay, Ruth 13,49,133 Fearson, Aubrey 57,67,129 Feen, Polly 25,83,84,11 1,119 Ficken, Bill 82,130 Finch, Pam Fiorito, Rodger 40,42,69 Firm, Debbie 49 Fletcher, Jonathan 139,144 Fliehler, Paul Floyd, Rene 112,139,144 Fori, Andriani 22,37,144 Fowler, Mike 89,119 Fowler, Rhonda 46,61 ,70,1 11 Fowler, Wanda 111 Frisby, Bob 130 Frisby, Jack 73,83,112,130 Furrow, Tim Gabeau, Herminy 120 Gallamore, Bob 45 Gammell, Eileen 46,47,54,60,61,68 69 128,134 Garda, Linda 82,120 Gardner, Jerry 21,130 Garrison, Greg 50,53,131 ,134 Gaston, Myrna Gelasi, Ed 13,50,51,90,1 11,131,135 Giardina, Paul 63,70 Gibbons, Tim 63,139,145 Giguere, Carol Gillespie, Becky Gilliam, Zola Gillis, Dan Gledhill, Steve Goedert, Jay 53 Gorbold, Dwight 130 Gore, Phil 13,81 Gowin, Lee 57,58,128,134 Gowler, Leslie 139,145 Graham, Sal Gray, Karen 17,84 Griffiths, David 120 Guelzo, Helen Gwilliam, Cindy Hales, Donna 120 Hancock, Sandy 61,130 Hanlon, Cheryl 120 Hanneman, Celeste 48 Hardy,Marcia 126,139,145 Harrington, Dave 39,40,43,63,129,130 Harris, Joanne Hart, Lionel Harvey, Lance 57,120 Hatfield, Myra Heath, Karen 22,54,139,145 Heisel, Greg 40,42,130 Henley, Michelle 120 Henry, Don Herrick, Merilee 54,120 Heskett, Carol 129,130 Hibbs, Ray Hickman, Shirley Hilton, Connie 48,61 Hinch, Laurie Hitch, Bryan 74,76,129,130 Hoff, Becky Hoiriis, Carol 121 Holas, Robert Hood, Heather 13,73,75,78,139,145 Hood, Jon 67,75,125,126 Hornick, Julie Hoskins, Robert Howell, Mike 111 Hruby, Janice 90,121 Hubbert, Tim 111 Huddle, Scott 127 Huffine, Roy 88,89 Huffstutler, Becky 80 Hughes, Terri 49,130 Huitzacua, Bryan 45,56,57,121 Huitzacua, Chris 85,87,130 Hulbert, Maryann 140,145 Hunley, Karen 130 Hutchings, Mike 140 Hyslop, Tim 121 Imhoff, Mary 92,112 lngebretsen, Tom 130 lsenberg, Mike 121 Janssen, Joel 50,53,61,67,91,121 Jauhiainen, Marc 40 Johnson, Dave 50,51 ,69 Johnson, Fred 50,53 Johnson, Jane 54,63,l30 Johnson, Jed Johnson, Keith Johnson, Lea Anne Johnson, Liz 13,145 Jones, Bart Jones, Norma Judy, Dennis 140,145 Kahle, Sharon 140 Kaiser, Steve 121 Kellenberger, Wendy 48 Kennedy, John 6,131 King, Rhonda Kinney, Paula 25,76,129,140,145 Kirkland, Cathy Kirtley, Martha 140,145 Kleeman, Kraig 22,64,72,112 Kobel, Jon 25,73,78,79,80,111,140 Kocsis, Jan Krell, Bob 64,111 Krnich, Elaine 140,145 Krnich, Yvonne 140,145 Krueger, Bill 131 Krupa, Beverly Kurz, Cathy Lahut, Tom 40,42 Lamb,Julie121 Lambert, Jon 36,40,41,57,59,141,145 Lambert, Stan 121 Lampi, Ben 50,51,53 Lancaster, Jim 81 Lancaster, John 81 Larimore, Jacqui 112,134,141 Larsen, Lisa Lawson, Beth 121 Leatherman, Kathi 46,11 1 Ledbetter, Janece 78,111,121 LeFever, Malcolm 67,141 Leidig, Kristen 49,74,126,141,145 Leindecker, Charmel 24,46,95,132 Lindsay, Steve 121 Lineback, Jon 120,121 Link, Pam Lisanby, Rhonda 78 Lockamy, Kelly 46,131 Logsdon, Dave 37,63,68,70,145 Love, Laura Lowe, Phil 13,141 Lundberg, Greg MacLean, Tim 141 Mahone, Steve 76,127 Majerus, Clyde 63,70,141,145 Malone, Penney Maricque, Annette 48 Martin, Keith 88,89,131 Martin, Pam 13,76 Maystead, Carolyn 15,111 McBain, Joy 73,76,111,135 McCarrell, Kathy 13 McConnell, Elaine McCoy, James McLaughlin, Kimbal 122 Mendez, Betty 131 Mendez, Ruben 17,44,45,93 Merritt, Roy 64,65 Metzger, Mindy 49 Miles, Phil 122 Miller, Brent Mills, Susan 81,111 Miner, Jay 15,34,111,122, Mishler, Linda 89,131 Mitchell, Barb 127 Montonera, Dianne 80,83 Moore, Elizabeth Moore, Glenn 13,74,78,11 Moseley, Jane Mousel, Mary Lee 114,131 Mowen, Russ Nanney, Dona 145 Nash, Eric fRickj 120 Neely, Ruth 38 Negus, Tom 129,134 1 Neis1ef,Mike 36,44,45,6s,94,i45 Ness, Doug 40,43 Neumann, Jeff 24,74,118 Nocchi, Joseph Noe, Kevin Noe, Linda 111,135 Norris, Jill O'Brien, Maureen 141 O'Hara, Larry 67,79,82 Ohland, Sandy 66,131 Orrick, Jimmy 13,50,51 Oslin, Laurie 82 Ost, Shannon 146 Oswald, Leah 141,146 Ott, Kelly 122 Parker, Linda Parker, Mike Parker, Bill 122 Parks, Teresa 116,142,146 Passingharn, Marty 40,42 Paul, Jan Pauley, Beth 13,132 Pauley, Maurita Paulson, Karen 81,122 Peterkort, Randy Pouncey, Scott 63,70,94,132 Powless, Mark 13,17,50,51,132 Pye, Elizabeth Quisenberry, Gayl Raft, Mary Ann 122 Raker, Carole 49,1l1,1l9,135 Randazzo, Juan 122 Range, Tammy 75,80,82,111,123 Rapp, Sue 89,123 Ratliff, Marsha Rau, Rae Ann 81,123 Ray, Rebecca Rea, Angeline Rea, Camille Reed, Tim Reeves, Mark 40,41 ,43,132 Regan, Ken 57 Reinders, Dave 50,91 ,l 11,135 Rice, Glynda 54,61 ,69,79,127 Ridings, Frank Ridings, Kathy 142,146 Riley, William Ritter, Brenda 83,112 Roach, Dale Roberts, Jill Robison, Gale 46,47,61,111 Rokosz, Barbara 142,146 Rommel, Beth 123 Rosenberg, Jeff 142 Rouse, Greg 2,40 Rumple, Elaine 142,146 Russi, Jenni 73,81 ,1 23 Salisbury, Steven Sanderson, Robin 49 Saunders, Dave Sarnes, Brenda 24,123 Scalamera, Janet Schaefer, Chuck Scheuermann, Deb Schick, Delores 123 Schleif, Elizabeth Schmitt, Greg Schultz, Beth 90,123 Shumacher, James Scott, Betty Jean 13,34,73,76,80 Scott, Terry Segraves, Bill 88,89,111,132 Severson, James Severson, Tom 126 Shipman, Doug 80,129,142,146 Shipman, Mary Beth 111,123 Short, Brad 123 Shotwell, Paula Sigrist, Joan 123 Simmons, Andrea 81,123 Simpson, Deb 116,142 Skorik, Theresa 123 Slaga, Rich 123 Slaton, Dale l5,24,142,146 Smith, Beverly Smith, Brian 64 Smolen, Patrick 14,34,132 Snow, Lisa Soby, AnnMarie Sommerfeld, Barb 91 Sorensen, Ann Sowell, Barb 61,132 Spaugh, Peggy 146 Spencer, Karen 142 Spiller, Tim Springfield, Mark 50,53,124 Stach, Kathy 89,90 Starr, Peggy 46,61 ,70,l35 St. Denis, Lucy 54,111 Steindorf, Connie 143,146 Stephens, Brad 15,24,l11,133 Stewart, Joel 124 Stiles, Karen 11 1 Stives, Brenda 111 Stombres, Joel 13,78,79,129,133 Stout, Bill Strain, Judson 120 Stratton, Dave 74,79,80,l35 Stratton, Doug 88,89,124 Strawn, Dennis 124 Strong, Lori Sturgeon, Steve 124 Suggs, Dina 124 Swan, Karen 42,78,79,93,124 Swartz, Robert 78,79,116 Swicegood, Ray 120,124 Swift, Phil Switzer, Rob Szczepanski, Marty Tadesse, Serawite 40,146 Takazawa, Thelma 143 Tear, Cathy Thomas, Chris Thomas, Laurel 88,133 Thomas, Lissa 25,143,146 Thompson, Donna 78,133 Thompson, Mark Tidaback, Dave Tinkham, Cathy 49,74,82 Todd, Andrea 88,89,95,124 Torling, Charles Towe, Marshall 124,129 Trad, Mike 50 Trost, Tom 84,126,143,146 Tuley, A1 11 1 Turner, Sherrie Tweady, Tammie 54,60,61,70 Valentine, Rexx 111 Valenzuela, Jacqueline 1 11 Vann, Anita Van Ryn, Paul 143,146 Van Wynen, John 40,41 Velasquez, Jose Vincolisi, Ann Marie 88,89 Volkman, Cindy 49,124 Walden Walker, Walker, Warne, Watson , Jim 120,124 Charlie 13,21 ,143 Deb 46,47,54,60,61,69,135 Rorke , Charlie Weaber, Bruce Weaber , Cathy 143 Webb, Tammy 49,89,133 Webster, Patrice Weirich, Crystal 15 Welsch, Deb 46,135 Wentworth, Dan 45 Werry, Art 125 Westfall, Jim Westfall, Nan Westhuis, Phil 36,143,146 Westlund, Dan 44,45,68,125 White, Frank 63,112,135 Wiley, Doug 120,125 Williams, Arlen 57,65,133 Williams, La-Tanya Williams, Tommie Wilson, Bev 133 Wilson, Mark 84,133 Wilson, Rita 135 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