Judson University - Lantern Yearbook (Elgin, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1982 volume:

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H bA xl 1 3 ' HI I ' if i E ST UDB LIFE -l ,J ,4 ,- J ,fr -. , z-1. 4 x ' 'ff if M.,,,, 12,5 3. ,E V:-.gay-6 Lines and More Lines You endure it each year, the never-ending lines. . . the miles of calculator tape. . . finally reaching Step H450 and realizing you left out Step 113. . . making new friends and renewing old friendships. . . the tremendous sigh of relief when it's finally completed . . . Registration!!! X 1 .Q 12 X Registration 'lvl I' 1 R f. -X If ff -,,,.-o ...1- ' -gov' W.. ,... V +2 i gt www!!! J! .-3.5 i ' .Au .... ,,.,.,,.. M3 Vx.. L2l'1f'S.lZ . ' A, ,,... ,,,, Ui, I O QAM - V! Q J-4' 5 Registration X 13 lIdS0l1 rizlditilbn 3 if if r l 1 14 ! Initiation 5 , ' r E ,r , ,I It's all part of becoming a Judson freshman . . . Air raids. . . Beanies. . . Dress-up Day. . . Kangaroo Court . . . Little siblings. . .andthe most inviting of all Judson's own Mud Pit!!! J .'K2 'hf L .....Ah 1. Initiation X 15 ' ounrler's IB Homer Surbeck was the keynote speaker during the October 23 Founder's Day events. Other highlighted events during the convocation included musical performances by Judson's choir and handbells along with the presentation of honorary doctorate degrees to Mrs. Margaret Surbeck and Dr. Edgar Boss. E 16 f Founder's Day 4 1 XX KX r is 1 0 For the second consecutive year, the parents of Judson students were given the opportunity to visit the seventy-tive acre campus during the beautiful autumn season. Numerous events, such as a talent show, afternoon tea, faculty forum and Judson theatre joined faculty, students and parents in a time of sharing and fellowship. ........g, . y I , Parent's Weekend :N I. 'lr' fA'X '-H lw. , W 4 ef' U X ,gm 5 4 www w 'fmgqvwr' , wvviggh ,J Homecoming '81 g!19 A Midsummer Night's Dream Judson's theatre season began successfully with the presentation of A Midsummer Night's Dream under the direction of Dave Larson. 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Y -ww rw- , , nf 4.-ff 7 ff, y V f ff' ,7,.5yf, ,I ff M,-gy' 5' 6, f ff X X V, If , V W, H Z, ff I, H ' 25 Q ff - ' f , f' M7211 ,ff Mx.. fl , , 'af 4 4 , If fr ,ff 2 ,, H f Q ,f ffffy ff ff ff 'X ,g W ' , ff ,f I .Se Dr. Chester Swor was the featured speaker during Spiritual Enrichment Week, as students and faculty were challenged each day to focus on their spiritual lives. Thirteen students re-enacting the Last Supper gave a fresh look to the meaning of communion, which concluded the week's events. J' fm' 24 X Spiritual Emphasis The joyful music of Friends of Jesus kicked oft the seventh annual Evangelism Conference. A pizza party, complete with the music of Servant '82, concerts and seminars led by Scott Johnston rounded out the weekend for high school students from several states. 'ENS' Spiritual Emphasis Spiritual Emphasis X 25 'Ti Th Season To Be Joll Christmas at Judson is filled with tradition ranging from the annual Candlelight Dinner and choir concert, to decorating the Eyrie and the usual visit 26 f Christmas from Dr. Santa Boss. .QL I-f . ' 'V ng, ,W V+ ,W Wa, .mf W M w 4 , - 'W-fwf -1. 4. , . . 5, ,J A M . l . V N ':.,.,, ip . , 'H Zw gf ' , f...,,,Ns 1 - A 1' X H+ vi' Mg. .Q N , I 'Q' 1, W, J' P-,Y iii' Wa. t 'hw - 4 1'l,f-' 4 W ,lf ,,,, 4 -Q11 V .52 WS' 3-0. ox -yi 5 W-.1 X x F I 1 f v , 3 'J 1 ' 'ew 4 QQ? -,., ,V W. w F AQ if .115 33 5' Pew I fu fb '47 5 '11 may J , 1 2 f ,uw ' .1 ,Wa - .WW 'fw-if L f nu, ..5,.:' W' an N , ,U ,V A jf, ea 'k 59 L Our Town Boy meets girl, this simplest, perhaps oldest entertainment formula is used in the Pulitzer prize-winning Our Town, Judson Theatre's winter production. The play was directed by Frank Peoples and featured a cast of twenty-two. 28 X Our Town iw. I ll 5 r QQ Our Town X 29 Judson l-losts Siblings Yx ,- ' fw,g,,,..,..,,,,,..........:... trait., Siblings of Judson students were treated to a weekend of college activities January 22-24. Events included the movie Funny Girl, concerts by Judson's reach-out teams, and a basketball game featuring the Eagles. 30 X Little Sibs Weekend yijgf ,431 .x,,. ff?- Little Sibs Weekend ! 31 32 I Expressions - m 1-- - --- -U l-- I! --- -- --- U Qu Q- Nui' 'z eu ,S A, , .40 ? s lb ' 4 HS .1 f JSI-, 4' :I ,,..,. 1 ,sf 1 X 1 Ag fr Z 4 f ' f I I I f af 2? 1 ,V 3, 1 X, 9 f X 'ffl' .WV , Q ,W ki., 4' ww, Z 4 H1 Q' ,. WWW' fcf ..-' 7 ,f , 444' KZ 0 Zh! f O fp Expressions X 33 a1 Cv-, f' I Z -W' A 1 Old friends and competition are renewed each year on the traditional Alumni Sports Day. , rsi' . f vim t ' . awk? W 'W' Q 4- 44 55- W , a'-'-' ' -, M a 9 - ' . , A - frrr Q if ii'- , -- y. Q 9 2 f W . IWW . emi? M ,M .V X L 4 f A E. LV ., x ,Qing :E , 'I vate, V Q fy X fs, . 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It was evident that many people put much time and effort into the production, which was well received. what 1' 1 i ua. ,f ALY' luv- 36 X The Fiunner Stumbles . 1 R ,A .... .. A .UM '-WHFMMM , 5, X, 2-...Q I In-S' f ' u 'D ' K ' li IQ - 'fd' . 0 4'ff5'5::a f 'ou-45 S 4. 5. 4 ' E 38 f Candids . r I L Af 'lf fl UM , ,ff 5'?33iE2E5:'f-51352251-la! . 1 Tffffilf'-f-sriawfai ' 5 - ,..--' ' Efz?-5-i9TE'?f72ET:3E1f??E . 4 ' ' 'M' ' M' M '?2g'QiT-Z555?:'?5 -ff , WM-W' . .. . L-, v ' - , ,. ' ,,,- t Q ...,n. M V ?' . S 5 .' ,iq Q Q I, 6 ig-fl.1L.:!Lv1M45.5512-317-if-:M'?,7:-1 ii Q . Q' Y' , 3. ,P ,N ,. L f-,515 Q f ff' ' . 5 J- fUU4 . ' I Y IM P Qlv L . fum iw-. i 1 I V . 5 I. ' ' ' ' sv: I , ll ..,--- M- ' IN ' film! ....- f f -- ' ,Q ac-sv-5, -.10 Q-. Y -Q- '....,h Candidly Speakin The Final Frontier 2. 9 The 1982 Judson College Commencement ceremonies began June 5 with a dinner buffet held in the tieldhouse. Following the dinner was a concert in the Amphitheatre featuring the choir, chamber singers and handbells. Baccalaureate was held on Sunday June 6 in the Herrick Chapel. Rev. Malcolm Shotwell, trustee and area minister in the American Baptist Churches of Pennsylvania and Delaware, was the featured speaker. Following the service, the cornerstone laying ceremony was held for the Linder Commons. 40 f GTBOUSIIOH 1 mam M M143 M ar, , if-'I iv- t .axwv air an ..... 'gag-if 5: ahah. Graduation l 41 1 4 I 419' 0 9 l . O 0 Q 1 ,X A-f ff ! ,usd-'bf-X tio My Bulldozers, men in hard hats, and stacks of timber were familiar sights on campus as the new Lindner Campus Commons was under construction throughout the year. The two million-dollar facility will house the new dining room, bookstore, and post office as well as a coffee shop and student lounge. Offices in the Commons include those for Student Senate, Student Activities and Enrollment Services. The two-story structure is placed partially into the hillside between the Fine Arts Building and library with a view of the Fox River. The Commons was financed through a gift made by Robert and Betty Lindner and Lindner families of Cincinnati, Ohio. I 111 -',.d1Gfe 2 'aw if! the ml f 9 82 Campus Commons l 45 46 I Campus Involvement Division Page - CAMPUS INVOLVEMENT ----1-Sr. ff-, i The Judson Choir under the direction of Dr. Ed Thompson toured four times during the year, including a ten day trip to Colorado during spring break. They were also invited to sing at both the American Baptist and Southern Baptist Conventions. Together with the Communication Arts Department the group spent many hours recording a tape. 48 f Choir Choir I 49 Using music as their method of witnessing and reaching- out to others, Judson's Handbell Choir, Chamber Singers, and Reach-Out Teams perform throughout the year for a variety of functions. Each organization serves a vital purpose in the total music ministry associated with the college. 50 X Musical Outreach Judson's Reach Out Team Servant '82 traveled throughout the summer for a ten week period. They shared their testimonies and song with churches throughout California, Wisconsin, Indiana, Illinois and Ohio. Jeff Duke is the captain of the team and is a senior majoring in Fine Arts. Other Servant '82 members include: Melissa Allen, a senior majoring in Fine Arts, Mark Schmutz, a freshman majoring in Human Flelationsg Beth Ferguson, a senior majoring in Fine Artsg Scott Nelson, a freshman majoring in Math-Science, and Bethany Marshall, a sophomore majoring in Fine Arts. eruant 82 1 'fb fx gy: , .Ev k l'1, -0+ -fa' a- J if -and I ffl ,KA 1 ,,,g- 'vb I ,tif 'su r ',,.5'C '34 I Genesis Players If? i gn Q-in Genesis Players 'EXW ' Genesis Players are a traveling reach-out team using theatre as their medium for communication. Genesis Players 1 55 Student Senate i Judson College's Student Government was led by executive Officers - Bob Bittner, Presidentg Sue Bjork, Corresponding Secretaryg Wendy Walker, Recording Secretary, Sheila Carpenter, Treasurerg and Jeff Bratu, Vice-President. Other Senate members include: Jody Bowser, Freshman Class Presidentg Dan Westlund, Senior Class Presidentg Debbi Mills, Volkman Hall Bepresentativeg Alan McConnell, Commuter Presidentg Kevin Keslar, Academic Life Chairman, Flay Henderson, Spiritual Life Chairman, Melinda Trimpler, Missions Chairpersong Gwen Farrell, Social Activities Chairpersong Gene McDaniels, Middler Class Presidentg Carl Kohns, Volkman Hall Presidentg Kolleen Davenport, Ohio Hall Presidentg Doug Olsen, DB. President. Ili NIM 56 I Student Senate Fellowship ot Christian Athletes i ' Jw V- ww 5--W - ,-.up .,. W,- Y' The men's Fellowship of Christian Athletes had another great year under the leadership of advisor Stuart Doc Ftyder. The men held weekly Bible studies throughout the year while also participating in many other activities which included hosting the second annual FCA Mini-Conference. The women's branch ot the Fellowship ot Christian Athletes was designed for women athletes, cheerleaders and pom-pons. The group meets weekly with advisor Coach Kathy Shemwell and monthly with the men's chapter. The women helped host the second annual Mini-Conference in accordance with the men's group along with initiating a number ot various fund-raising efforts throughout the school year. LIST For icks xr if Dedication and hard work describe this year's Pom-Pon squad as they provided half-time entertainment during sporting events. The highlight ofthe year was hosting the first Pom Invitational Competition for local high schools. Pom-Pons f 59 Stand Up, Be Proud Q A 'egg e 'Q R M 60 I Cheerleaders J 3. .A.. . 'NA , Pictured Above: Rick O'Neii, Mike Kunoh, Rich Farrow, Karl Hepler, Jody Bowser. Lzneerleaders ! 61 W 'NS' ru my ' 4 3 . 5 Y: 1, ,,., Aff Lv. 1, Wx M7 ff '57 'Www Hp! G 1. EDITOR: Sheila Carpenter ADVISOR: Merla Hammack ASSISTANT EDITORS: Ruth Michaelson Liz Thompson SECRETARY: Bonnie Grupp LAYOUT EDITOR: Joanna Heikes LAYOUT STAFF: Debbie Mills Lynn Malanowski Wendy Smith Kolleen Hildebrand Wendy Hare COPY STAFF: Lisa Stringer Liz Thompson SPORTS EDITOR: Carolyn Mair PEOPLE SECTION: Reggie Barker Jim McVickar Linda Conner ACTIVITIES EDITOR: Beth Kohn PHOTOGRAPHY EDITORS: Lowell Asher Jett Bratu PHOTOGRAPHERS: Sheila Carpenter Debbie Mills Julie Stephenson Scott Nelsen ACADEMICS EDITOR: Beth Barie ART EDITOR: Denise Thompson 3 MN5. M. 1 -r ,iw 'Z .3 5-' nw ? fi 'Z W 1? ,ii fn 5 7x 45 'gi . 9? A IEQI3 IE EU 'U IEIITU V LV 'LVUUUIJEU W dmwwmwh W W , -. f .- M ' f rf f W ki 60' 7 . f jig? X Z! I ff x X fa f 4 ' V ff 1 -W f ' f4f W, 'Q fb ' ' M W KW f 4 f vm f f , ! 4 ' 'Y MZ? f ff 1 , ., Z? 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Soccer I 67 All We Need ls Time. . . uuu'-v-'-W Q T rl Junsmi 'T' x 3 4 . .sq S j l it if Nui fm... The women's volleyball team produced their best season ever, ending the year with a 9-16 record. According to Coach Kathy Shemwell, Quite honestly, it was an exciting season that left us with high anticipation for next year. All that we need is a little time - and we know it. The team also added a third place award in the NCCAA Districts to their credits. 68 f Volleyball 4 A . ASA, 1 , 'Q ,sew f5'3i3 X - l... ,1 I' W5 IDF' 56 my 3 uns ' UU5 FUDSUN JUUSUP JUUSUU 32 Ja? J140' 110 12 EU E: Volleybal Cross-Country Builds Successful Season Judson's Cross-Country team brought itself from a struggling group without a coach to a solid team with a successful season. It was the third successive year in which the Eagles placed second in the conference meet, while posting a 9-5-1 mark against conference teams. 70 I Cross Country Sports Scoreboard SOCCER VOLLEYBALL O ponent Score Opponent Score , Hljntington 3-0 Grand naoido 3-2 O MEN 9 BASKETEALL Boinai 1-5 Trinity cnrioiian 2-3 Mpgfffgnf 6905965 Univ. of Dayton 1-5 North Central 3-0 ' Mt. Vernon Nazarene 4-0 George Williams 1-3 Eulgufcalumel ' Perdue Univ.-Calumet 3-2 Rockford 1-3 Mit 5 64 ' 60 Loyola Univ. 0-1 Rosary 3-0 'l55 ' 6 iir 5-1 Trinity 0-2 Eufeka . 59 ' 7 Trinity 2-0 Trinity cn 'oiian 0-2 UW- Wmlewalef 99 ' 79 Rockford 2-3 Aurora 1-3 Elmhurst 70 ' 55 North Central 1-5 rec 1-3 Rosafl' , . 94 ' 61 Aurora 3-4 Moody sioia 3-0 96999 W amS 57 - 99 Olivet Nazarene 9-0 Trinity O-3 McKendree 55 ' 72 Trinity 2-0 Olivet Nazarene 3-0 N555 55.51 ' 7 nookford 0-2 Greenville 0-3 90 CO'4'? . ' 72 Milton 12-0 Rockford Tournament 2-W,3-L 555535 W'll'5m5 55 ' 55 Aurora 1-2 Elmhurst 0-3 Tllnlly ' Olivet Nazarene 2-0 Concordia 2-3 r6roLg5l5 61 ' 78 RECORD. 10 7 RECORD. 9 16 Orrvet Nazarene 54 - 52 Rockford 83 -100 Trinity 74 - 88 St. Ambrose 93 -101 TENNIS Concordia 68 - 65 Opponent Score Olivet Nazarene 65 - 77 Greenville 4-5 IBC 60 - 61 Illinois College 3-6 Aurora 81 -102 QOTJ Blackburn 4-5 Rockford 55 - 83 Rockford 6-3 Chicago State 6-3 RECORD: 7-17 WOMEN'S BASKETBALL Elmhurst O-9 NIICC 3-9 Opponent Score IBC 4-5 Greenville 42 68 AUFOVS- 2-7 Quincy 41 70 COI'ICOl'di8 4-5 Washington Univ. 55 56 0 Tflflily 6-3 Trinity Christian 54 66 Olivet NE-IZSFGHG 1-5 Milton 58 64 North Central 9-0 rlilgfgfgfl 28 gg 555555 5 9 vvorviEN's soFTBALL North Park 51 72 59599991 SWG IBC 63 74 orth Park Rosary 71 34 l3Gll55l55 Bethel 73 48 lV5t Nazarene Knox 59 52 015555557 Score George Williams ONC 64 60 Milton 2-0,7-6 Aurora Mafanalha 55 54 Chicago State 15-4,5-3 Milton Purdue-Calumet 57 81 IBC 2-1, 14-3 Rockford GGOVQG Williams 45 70 Lake Forest 8-22,9-11 Concordia Aurora I 57 65 Olivet Nazarene 2-1,7-3 IBC Concordia 52 71 Tri State 10-5 Greenvrrre Trinity 65 48 Bethel 1-2 Olivet Nazarene Rockford' ' COl'lCOI'dl8 3'5,6'2 1 MOOUY Bible 55 41 Maranatha 10-6,0-2 NArA.' 4th RECORD3 11'13 Rockford 6-3,3-15 ' NAIAZ 2nd CONFERENCE: 4-2 Aurora 9-13-3 Trinity 7-0,2-10 NEIU 1-7,0-O Olivet Nazarene 2-1 Purdue! N. Central 10-9 Univ. of Chicago 5-16,7-3 RECORD: 15-13 Scoreboard ! 71 21 M.,-Q JN... i ni' 1. 'Q' 5 x, 1 C' wi Qs. -:U s Y 5:4 6 Q A vwrq Y 45 I , S473 gk ,Vg , ,. ,,,. ,.,,. . fb S ,QAWWWM f V 72 X Women's Basketball B f-0'1 if., - E ,r 'N -'za k -...f 3 5- . - .. ' ur 'A' ' L M X Women Finish Second in State The women got off to a rather slow start, but concluded their season quite successfully with a 11-13 record and a second place finish in the NAIA Districts to their credit. The Lady Eagles set 23 team records including those of most season wins, most conference wins, most consecutive wins, best offensive season and best defensive season. Team member Debra Simon received an outstanding award, being named as an Honorable Mention All-American. U 32 tllltlr lt 00503 'Z Women's Basketball I 73 --.N 74 f Merfs Basketball ff-Q ff tx Eagles Duplicate Record The men's basketball team held their ground by duplicating their 7-17 record from the previous year. An increasingly difficult schedule provided the Judson Eagles with an intensely competitive year. Mens' Basketball X 75 Eagles Finish Above OO Mark Nineteen eighty-two marked the first season since 1970-71 that the Judson College Baseball team finished above. .500. The men brought home a 15-13 season record along with a victory in the George Williams tourney and a second place award in the Bethel tourney. Several team records were broken including Most Double-Plays in one season, Most Extra Base Hits, and Most Total Home Runs. Receiving All-Conference honors were team members Jerry Smith and Brian Van lvleter. Baseball I 77 Q MMM 0 78 I Softball he The Women's Softball team broke every record possible this year, posting an 11-10 season. This record is the highest winning percentage accomplished by a women's team to date at Judson College. Post season play was equally successful for the women as they finished fourth inthe state in the NAIA District 20 Tournament. Softball I 79 4' l Record Inaccurate Ftetelction ' F it ii l it -4 if The 1982 Tennis eason ended with a 3-9 performance. Tennis coach Dave Logsdon agreed that the record doesn't reflect the very good season we nad. Five of the nine losses were bythe slim score of 4-5 and could just as easily been victories. 80 I Tennis yur--.- 4' mv , v -wa 5. mfg 'K-, ' f X ,J W X-va M' , . ff. ., ., . ,NB I .E l ix 'V figizke 444 -V ,,, M3313 . A fi , fyny. 5. ' ' 4 1. 4 ' A - TV 5.5 A A RQWQQW A , 5 , V A v :gm .0 ' 'iss ' 'M' A' A Y? 4 .oz Ig , . s Q I, ,..., , .. ' X23 ' :EJ '1 llfw I ' f ff ' Qffs Wg ii45'0?5YQVf -' J' 1 T 95.12 NJ Q.L,,uhfeZIQv.,if2a,Q's6f'9i3kA,. fzglyff, , yr W K f . .v -rj.. -we it 1, MW 15 my Q Q Tennis I 81 Hard Work, De The 1982 Athletic Awards Banquet was held at the Flamada Inn where Judson athletes were honored and rewarded for their dedication and determination throughout the year. Awards presented were as follows: FEMALE ATHLETE OF THE YEAR: Debra Simon MALE ATHLETE OF THE YEAR: Dan Westlurld FEMALE SCHOLAFUATHLETEZ Mary Hays MALE SCHOLAFUATHLETEZ Dave Richards VOLLEYBALL: Most Valuable - Jeanette Kelsey, Most Improved - Kolleen Hildebrand, Coach's Award - Lynn Crawford SOCCER: Most Valuable - Bic Campbell, Most Improved - Dale Sunday, Coach's Award - Paul Payne CROSS-COUNTRY: Most Valuable - Dan Westlund, Most Improved - Trace Tucker, Coach's Award - Whole Team WOMEN'S BASKETBALL: Most Valuable - Deb Simon, Most Improved - Lynn Crawford, Coach's Award - Jan Zehr. 4 .V termination Bewarded i C-7 82 X Athletic Banquet wr, ,f -il xl 4 QQ V V YM ,g, I, 14 QQ. '-A MEN'S BASKETBALL: Most Valuable - Carlton Ames, Most Improved - Tony Smith, Coaoh's Award - Kirk Schriefer. SOFTBALL: lvlost Valuable - Carla Wasohow, Most Improved - Martha Espinoza, Coach's Award - Carolyn Malr 'swo--' BASEBALL: Moet Valuable, Brian Van Meter, Most Improved - Dale Sunday, Coach's Award!lv1VP - Jerry Smith. TENNIS: Most Valuable - Ken Boone, Most Improved - Kevin Comfort, Coach's Award - Karl Hepler Athletic Banquet I 83 f95.f1 , 1 .Ih- .!- 1 N , Si! :fs 'A ., s .I I 4' . A. , . s' T Q .K . - 4 V... . --, '1 fEV3,1t'- ' 1 J: 1 w. naw --vnu.. 3 W ug 4.4 l 1 is wg vp-Nr a 4 ag 2 I I1 Y' X 41 M? AW' .ff f .1 ' ' E .V mf fl Hi K f 86 Dedication ni The value of Miss Lois Warner for the Judson Community is measured less by her many years of service than by the Christian commitment she has consistently brought to her calling: the position of Registrar. Faithful in small things, she has first devoted herself to creating efficient registration procedures and ac- curate record keeping designed to reduce the frustration level of her clients. She personally reviews all im- portant documents issued by her office and is able to retrieve information about past and present students, often within a few minutes. Yet, students and faculty members who have had business in her office know that her service is never mechanically performed, but as a ministry. The person who seeks her assistance becomes, for the time he is with her, the focus of her personal concern. Soft-spoken, not critical of others, unfailingly courteous and patient, she treats each one who enters her office as a child of God: one who has worth and thus deserves her interest. Her gentleness of manner and warm sympathy for those who need her help do not, however, undermine her firmness of purpose in maintaining college academic standards: both are facets of her Christian vocation to serve God and His people effectively and whole-heartedly in the position to which He had called her. It is to Miss Lois Warner this 1982 Lantern is dedicated. 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Main Dundee, IL 60118 Abebe, Seyoum 66,67 Adams, Mark 120 Aeilts, Faith Akins, Donna Akins, Joyce 120 Allen, Melissa 41, 52, 113, 118 Almblad, Jill 120 Alvine, Dale Ames, Carlton 75, 83, 120 Anderson, Kim 59, 120 Anderson, Sharon 120 Andrea, Frank Andrews, Robert Armagost, Kay Armes, Jacqueline Arvizu, Jairo 67, 120 Asher, Lowell 27, 109 Atkinson, Kent 109, 117 Baber, Daniel Bagby, Jeffery Bakke, Woody 120 Barger, Ken Barie, Beth 120 Barker, Regina 120 Barnes, Kelly Barngrover, Robert 106, 109, 133, 139 Barton, Rebecca 120 Bauer, Katherine 109, 111 Bender, Glenna Bernauer, Mark 50, 120 Bertelsen, Linda 120 Bishop, Patricia 120 Bishop, Shannon Bittner, Robert 9, 56, 109, 122 Bjork, Susan 56 Black, Cheryl 109 Black, Gerald Black, Tom 120 Boone, Ken 15, 26, 43, 80, 83, 109 140 X Index Boorom, Alan Boscaljon, James 8, 74, 75, 120 Bowser, Jody 4, 8, 9, 15, 26, 121, 134 Bradley, Eric 32 Bradley, William 121 Bratu, Jeff 8, 26, 56, 121, 122 Brauer, Dale 110 Brenton, Elizabeth Brill, Linda 110 Brisbois, Carol 59, 121 Brown, Evelyn 121 Brown, Frank Brown, Mark 110,113, 117 Bundsohuh, Cheri Franke Burley, Kevin 121 Bushong, Karl Buss, Becca 20, 28, 37, 121 Buterbaugh, Karen Byerly, Pam 121 Camick, Dan Camick, Deborah Camick, Susan Campbell, John 121 Campbell, Laura 121 Campbell, Ric 64, 67, 83, 121 Carey, Phil Carpenter, Sheila 56, 62, 121 Carpenter, Kerrie 121 Carrington, Craig 121 Cash, Phil 13, 28, 55, 121 Castic, Deborah Castic, William 121 Chambers, Chris 121 Chan, Ava Chaney, Diana 121 Clark, Doug 9, 110 Clark, Ron Clement, Lois Clossman, Cathy 110 Clouse, Duane 110 Coleman, Sylvia 59, 121 Comfort, Kevin 8, 39, 80, 83, 110 Compton, Joe 121 Conklin, Ken 122 Connelly, Mike Conner, Linda 73, 122 Cook, Janet 118, 111 Cork, Beverly Cox, Mary 122 Crabb, Tim Crawford, Gregg Crawford, Lynn 69, 72, 73, 79 82, 122 Crawford, Randy 2 Creek, Jenny 122 Cremer, Brenda 111 Crothers, Linda 122 Crotty, Theresa Daniels, Linda 122 Daugherty, Mike 9, 111, 116 Cavenport, Calleen 122, 133 Davis, Sue 111 Davis, Tom 122 Daylor, Joe 122 Deatherage, Darla 122 Derheim,Al 111 Dickenson, Frank Diehl, Jydy 112 Dixon, Scott 18, 51, 122 Doederlein, Carol 31, 112 Donelan, Donn Dorsch, Nancy 122 Dowling, Tom 66, 67, 122 Downs, Melissa Dubois, Kathleen Duckett, George Ann Duke, Jeff 19, 49, 52, 66, 67, 117, 131 Dwyer, David 5, 14, 122 Eaton, Bill 122 Eaves, Kathleen Ede, Tim74, 75 Edlund, James Ellis, Barry 122 Elzy, Gary 122 Erickson, Chris Eslick, Flon 67, 123 Espeland, Mary 123 Espinosa, Martha 69, 78, 79, 83 Euell, Bryan Euell, Karen 15, 123 Everhart, Laura 121, 123 Ewig, Pam 112 Fahey, Andy 63, 123 Fairrow, Richard 62, 123 Farkas, Dennis 75 Farrell, Gwen 18, 59, 112 Feen, Polly 36, 48 Ferguson, Beth 5, 19, 52, 112, 118 Ferguson, Mark 67, 123 Ferguson, Pam Ferreira, Donna Ferrell, Bob 123 Ficken, Bill Fitch, John 112 Fliehler, Paul 112 Flowers, Marty Floyd, Sheryl 123 Fones, Darrell Forbus, Greg 123 Foster, Kent 49, 123 Fracassi, Donald Franke, Marjorie Franklin, George Freeman, Sylvia 123 Frymark, Monica 123 Gage, Laurie 123 Gagnier, Danielle 112 Gallamore, Pam 123 Ganitopoulos, Danae 123 Garda, Linda Gebregeorgis, Sirak Giardina, Paul Giardina, Timothy 134 Gilmore, John Gledhill, Crystal 123 Gledhill, Steve Gore, Lori 72, 124 Graf, Flon 124, 138 Grant, Walter Green, Sharon Grooms, Brenda 9, 49, 124 Grossman, Brad 14, 15, 48, 50 Grupp, Bonnie 13, 124, 129 Haas, Mandy 124 Halle, Daniel 67, 124 Hall, .an 69 Handley, Pam 9, 18, 33, 124 Hare, Tracey 48,50 Hare, Wendy 124 Haring, Steve 124 Harjes, Susanne 124 Harmon, Jeanne 1 Harrmann, Brian 124 Hartke, Bruce Hartke, Karyn Hay, Sue 33, 124 Hays, Mary 73, 83, 118 Heikes, Joanna 2, 124 Heininger, Eric 124 Heinrich, Peter Heisel, Greg Henderson, Flay 122, 124, 126 Hepler, Karl 2, 4, 8, 32, 80, 83, 112, 137 Hicks, Craig Hildebrand, Kolleen 69, 82, 124 Hill, Audrey 124, 133 Hochrek, John 124 Hogue, Pam 124 Hollensteiner, Deb 124 Horn, Doug Howell, Teresa 124 Howlett, Jerry Hubbert, Timothy Huber, Celeste Hubrick, Cynthia Huebner, Carolyn 26, 124 Huerta, Phylis Huftine, Boy 124 Huisinga, Debbie 124 Huitzacua, Bryan Huitzacua, Kathleen Humphries, V. K. 8, 79, 125 lden, Mark lngraham, Julie 125 lsmiel, Mary Ann Jackson, Jonalyn 14, 125 Jackson,Sheileena 125 Jackson, Val 4, 122, 125 Jamison, Stewart .ansen, Nancy 125 censen, Jerry 125 cohnson, Jennifer 19, 123, 125 .ohnson, Mark 125 .ones, Ardealia .urgens, Floger Kalley, Kathy 125 Kampert, Pat Kefale, Mikerew Kelsey, Jeannette 69, 79, 82, 125 Kennedy, Martha 50, 125 Keslar, Kevin 67, 125 Kilgore, Cindy Klippert, Kurt Kohn, Beth 30, 59, 125 Kohns,Carl 125 Kohns, Tammy 125 Koppie, Chad Index! 141 Kotsomitopoulos, Chris Krikau, Jeff 55 Kuba, Mark 125 Kunch, Mike 32, 125 -adish, Chris -ambert, Stan -and, Laura 125 -each, Tammy -eap, Alan-75, 125 -eathers, Mike 9, 36, 48, 49 -eppke, Cliff -iang, Crystal -ight, Dave 5 -ight, Steve 70, 82, 139 -ightner, Bill 125 Lindahl, Kevin -indsay, Steve -indsley, Donna 125 -ineback, Jon -ogan, Kacea 125 -ogan, Tim 63,80 -opes, Renato 125 -ovett, Zanette -uce, Melanie 13 Macher, Robert 126 Mahan, Margaret Mair, Carolyn 73, 79, 83, 126 Malanowski, Lynn 4, 115 Malcolm, Garrett Markus, Brad 126 Marsch, Pam 126 Marseille, Claire 126 Marshall, Bethany 48, 52, 126 Martin, Kerri 126 Matthews, Carol 79, 126 McArthur, Debra McConnell, Alan McCoy, Tom McDaniel, Gene 63, 80, 126 McDannell, Barbara 126 McFarland, Cindy 142 I Index McKee, Julie 59, 126 McVickar, Jill 14,126 Meadows, Lynnette Medcalt, Robyn 126 Melendez, Cassy 54, 55 Michaelson, Ruth 126 Michels, Michele Miles, Phil 115 Miller, Brent Miller, Judi 28, 55, 130 Miller, Piera 115 Mills, Debbie 38, 59, 126 Mitchell, James Monahan, Mike 126 Morris, Freddie 126 Morse, Linda 59 Mueller, Dave 48, 126 Mueller, Phyllis Murphy, Judy 127 Myers, Bruce Nelsen, Jeff Nelsen, Scott 15, 38, 52, 127 Ness, Doug 67 Newman, Mark 115 Nordhem, Sandy Norgaard, Mark Olsen, Brenda 38,51 Olsen, Doug 127 Olsen, Mary Ellen 127 O'Neil, Rick 20, 127 Ortel, Kathy 20, 36, 74, 127 Ost, Sam 127 Overly, Toni 127 Packard, Vanessa 115 Palmer, Rick 62, 127 Parker, Michael 115 Paschen, Chris 127 Passingham, Martin 127 Payne, Paul 30, 66, 67, 83, 127, 134 Perry, Doug Perry, Glenn 26, 120, 127 Peter, Mary 127 Pinter, Lisa 127 Placeres, Annette Plassmann, Anna 17, 20, 127 Plett, Lynnae Plumer, Steve Poshard,Jetf 115 Possehl, Todd Powles, Kathryn Powless, Julie Price, Tom 127 Pryor, Mike 127 Ragains, Byron 30, 127 Rahn, Debra 127 Rapp, Julee 115 Rasmus, Bethlyn Reeve, Carol 127 Regan, Ken 115 Ricardo, Jeff 127 Rice, Randy 127 Richards, Dave 12, 80, 83 116 Ritner, Jenny 69, 127 Roberts, Liz 24, 128 Rodgers, Minnie Rodriguez, Maria 128 Rodriguez, Marisol Rommel, Mark Rose, Regina Rudolph, Yolanda 128 Ruele, George Rugg, Edith Rusk, Tammy 128 Ryer, Greg 128 Samse, Robert Scheffler, Mike Scheid, Connie Schilling, Bryan Schilling, Mark Schmidt, Dick 20, 27, 2 54, 55, 128 8 Schmufz, Mark 26, 48, 51, 128 Schrader, Brian 75, 128 Schriefer, Kirk 70, 75, 83, 114, 116 Schultheis, Joanna 128 Schultz, Beth Seiple, Bobbie Sgutt, Tim 38 Shapiro, Debbie 28, 38, 128 Shenefield, Karla 116 Shipman, Bonnie 20, 36, 54, Shoevlin, Kathleen Shonk, Kelly 128 Shotwell, Paula 55, 116 Simon, Debra 72, 73, 79, 82 Simpson, Marty Skevakis, Nicolos Skorik, Terry Smith, Jerry 83 Smith, John Smith, Tony 74, 75, 83, 128 Smith, Wendy 106, 128 Smolen, Pat 37 Snavely, Doug 136 Snider, Bandy Snoor, Connie 128 Spiegel, Shelley 128 Spreeuwers, Kathy 116 Spurgeon, Jim 116 Stabell, Linda 128 Stanford, Eric 129 Starks, Larry 129 Stefanopoulos, Bo 67, 119, 129 Stephan, Nathalie 129 Stephenson, Julie 129 Stevens, Art 110, 116, 129 Stevens, Dawn Stewart, Joel St. Germaine, Lynn Stombres, Jeff 129 5 Stout, Bill Strahl, Mike 129 Strain, Judson 116, 117 Strange, Linda 49, 58, 59, 129 Stratton, Doug 39, 117 Stratton, Bob 14, 75, 129 Strickland, Jeannette Stringer, Lisa 117 Strong, Derek 75 Sunday, Dale 14, 67, 83, 129 Sweet, Jackie 33, 129 Swick, Carolyn 129 Switzer, Ann Maire ackis, Mike Tadesse, Mimi Taylor, Brian 67, 129 Taylor, Jeff hies, Ken 28, 54, 55, 130 homas, Darnell 130 'homas, Jeff 130 hompson, Denise 130 Thompson, Liz 19, 130 Thompson, Janet Thurman, Brad Thurston, Barbara 4 Tobias, Pam 130 Toland, Jim 130 Towns, Tammy 130 rimpler, Melinda 117, 118 Tucker, Trace 70,82 Vadala, Muriel VanMeter, Brian 83, 130 Volkman, Cindy Walden, Jim 21, 32, 116, 117 Walker, Wendy 56, 130 Walsh, Debbie 117 Walton, Nancy Ware, Brenda 118 Waschow, Carla 69, 78, 79, 83, 130 Watson, Dahne Watson, Roger Webster, Larry 70, 80, 82 130 Wentworth, Dan 18, 43, 70 82 Westfall, Nancy Westlund, Dan 42, 70,82 Wheatley, Paul White, Judy 131 White, Mary 131 Whitehead, Bichard 118 Wilhite, Sam Willey, Pam Wilson, Marla 118 Wilson, Tina 48, 50, 118 Winsley, Tim Wischmeier, Barb 118 Wischmeier, Dave 131 Witt, Marcia Wold, Dawn Wolfe, Betsy 131 Woodhams, Jon 131 Worley, Jeanneane 131 Wright, Marcus Wright, Rudy 17, 20, 118 Wunder, Lorri Wynn, Brian 80, 131 Wynn, Doug 9 Yetter, Mary 119 Young, Amber 131 Young, John 43, 119 Young, Laura Young, Paul Zehr, Jan 69, 72, 82 Ziegler, Mark aff 96 Nw 1:0 ' 1 455 if 'P 1 A if i M S -r. in . 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