Judson University - Lantern Yearbook (Elgin, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1983 volume:

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P , NA fl! e A New 3 3 3 3 H H Out of ambiguity and vagueness my Master searches for me, A9 and p'aces me in relationships, knowing exact y where I'Il make sense. sv , i 8 Opening f 5 ii E3 ri I am but a dot on a page of lines Lf' 6 f Opening 1 1 'N '-a-.......,.-o-4 l Out of insignificance and Complexity, my Master pinpoints me, then joins me to a sequence, knowing exactly now I'II complete the image. Opening f 7 8 f Opening . ., ,, N JA, ff '-.E'.r' : 0 'a 15' an I I B I M5 14715 The Lord is my light and my salvation, whom shall I fear? The Lord is the defense of my life, whom shall I dread? When evildoers came upon me to devour my flesh, my adversaries and my enemies, they stumbled and fell. Though a host encamp against me, my heart will not fear, though war arise against me, in spite of this I shall be confident. One thing I have asked from the Lord, that I shall seek: that I may dwell in the house of the Lord all the days of my life, to behold the beauty of the Lord, and to meditate in His temple. For in the day of trouble He will conceal me in His tabernacle, in the secret place of His tent He will hide me, He will lift me up on a rock. And now my head will be lifted up above my enemies around me, and I will offer in His tent sacrifices with shouts of joy, I will sing, yes, I will sing praises to the Lord. Hear, O Lord, when I cry with my voice, and be gracious to me and answer me. When Thou didst say, 'Seek my face, my heart said to Thee, 'IThy face, O Lord, I shall seek. Do not hide Thy face from me, do not turn Thy servant away in anger, Thou hast been my help, do not abandon me nor forsake me, O God of my salvation! 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Freshmen meet new friends while returning upperclassmen are reunited. 2 12 f Registration I-L... .q, xg 'sb ,. n , 2 T, T y h1, in 9 ,A ,lv ...,L.-.-oh , Q! ...1..wzL 1. 16.1. . H: ik QS' Registration X 13 3 i' K DG few vu , . , .. ,.,. , ,Q ... ,L au 5 5 l C 'W f , ---an-,gg2:w,WN,..mf W1-Q 'HW , .vnu Q 'I' 4:4 . H-...w.,1. , ,, M ,ff X K -:ww-N,,,S,Q S M, X I Q f at . ff nv, , we .sf fl f Homecoming '8 Those Roaring, Outrageous, and Romantic Twenties was the theme chosen for Homecoming 1982. Activities for the weekend began with Almost Anything Goes, a pep rally where Freshmen, Middler and Senior classes competed against each other in unusual tests of skill and daring. Coronation ceremonies, featuring songs from the 20,5 climaxed with the crowning of Brian Van Meter and Bethany Marshall as King and Queen. Middler attendants Rick O'Neil and Toni Overly, as well as Freshman attendants Bill Edwards and Mary Carlson, were announced. Other activities included the movie The Competition, a bonfire on campus and a soccer game. Highlighting the weekend was a banquet held at Chateau Louise and a concert given by David Meece. as -I in 5 I hh C., A ' 'tra B C 16 f Homecoming i f K i P 1 i 9 puffy A al' ' .A.S.H. Students, faculty, and staff banded together for a campus wide clean-up day also known as M.A.S.l-l. llVlaking Available StudentfStaff Helpl. lt was a definite success with over 70 people participating. Students and faculty worked side-by-side to prepare the campus for Founder's Day. -fv 'x, ' 5 4 FASB' f f 1 Q J? V 1. rd Lf ' ' V,4-AN' 5 is Erik ag ig H025-T' 'SIR' 'Q Q ,E -ffis , 'Jw ark-N 1' 4: R 3 it 18 f Campus Clean-Up 15 ,awpil 3 ifwww '71 . .nf 1 Eva .- .v, r- ll, of fs ,4.f. mf, .il x , 1416.554 Q fe WJ Ov'-' 5 50 'Qs- ,QP A- - 'l1rv F., 1.. if we ., W. rf, -A ' ,,.,,:?sMxg?5AQ5f 1 Ziff Q ii ,gfMgz'sL 'Qf, Q1 M 'Ss v ' J U-aw . -'A ,K Q5 F, s4'vi'9l 'w t2'f wx. I ,hi -2 W N . . -f 5 m '54, Q , .- - lm, M P6 .1 51 , J .Xw, ., . f fx' Q 'f'i.m,. Q x Wy - f ' Wiki'--4 YN :S Campus Clean-Up f 19 'FT v N 12- - i1-ust'+.+t.wuff+ + 5 ' 'A ' -W ' v Q Y f '1 ki, vo .. flAA,A,.A.:.4.lLQ: 0 .A.k. .' 5 tix 3- V , 1 0 I J . '7 97 -f , Q Q P- ' , ' ' lu ? 1 f W - ,. U ..., D L -J , 'D ' ' V ' I ,.,, QU . . l V f V X ' Six ,W fi? ew X. ' I ' 4 -,., '.'1' f,.- 1 1 ' '---f 1 ' W V A , ' B7 A , ,gg Du M., A ., .M A! Q. vg' I , h ' -M 4,1 .f !wff. '.f - -A 1 W 21 A 581.4 at tr . ff, 'D 'QQW , ' Y 'wx f 4 A Q . ,,,g u',f i fx W Q , :fb 4 f 241 , 'fdwilgii 3 'karl ...lu The Judson College choir peforms under the direction of Dr. Edward Thompson. Trustee Betty Lindner is assisted by Dr. Harm Weber in ribbon cutting ceremonies for the new Lindner Campus Commons. U.S. Rep. Robert McClory of Illinois presents a flag that flew over the U.S. Capitol to Dr. and Mrs. Willis Reed. Founder's Day f 21 Parents Visit the Campus Janeen Hancock and Jody Bowser served as emcees for 'The Sound of Music', an evening of music from Broadway. This talent show, presented by more than 30 students, was one of the many activities held during the third annual Parent's Weekend where parents were invited to visit the Judson students in their home away from home. The full schedule of activities included a soccer game, a play presented by the Judson theatre department, a faculty forum, President's Reception for parents and students, and a banquet held in the Lindner Commons. 22 f Parents Weekend Kgs, W! LEFT: Dr. Clossman chats with Kevin Keslar and his parents during the President's Reception which preceeded the banquet. ABOVE: Mike Holt enjoys hors d'oevres while Marilyn Hubbell explains dorm life to her parents. LEFT: Katrin Wohlschlegel and Dan McMahon do their version of 'Only Make Believe' from 'Showboat' during the talent show. Parent's Weekend f 23 Q5 W 9 i LG E 1 V' x A l i N l 3 1 l i 24 f Fall Play Pilgrim is a modern adaptation of John Bunyan's 'Pilgrim's Progressl, written by Tom Key. Condensed to a two-hour run- ning time, the play combined both humor and drama to depict a Christian's journey toward salvation. Under the direction of Edie Patterson, the play opened October 28 for it's eight-performance run which marked the Midwest debut of this major work. Wx Senior Jeff Krikau played the title role of 'Pilgrim'. The others in the cast took on a myriad of roles: Jim Giessler, Cindy Goetze, Rick O'Neil, Kathy Ortel, Anna Plassman, Dick Schmidt, Ken Thies. FA 44. WT, if LI son l 'glxcalrc if N 2 ind! N Fall Play f 25 Christmas by Candlelight TT 1 i i 1 . W l .,. ,. ., ' I y,i04.'i 'TLYJJW 26 f Candlelight Dinner Judson's annual celebration of the holidays, which was expanded to two evenings this year, was attended by students, faculty, and several hundred guests from the community. The Candlelight Dinner was held in the new Lindner Commons where, throughout the evening, guests were entertained with sacred and secular Christmas music performed by the Judson Chamber Singers and various soloists. 6 'vu-4.- f , . IMI gf' ,. 4 WA 'Q ff! 4 Candlelight Dinner f 27 BELOW: Would you believe this is a punk Roman? f- N, -ei:-r If rf N ABOVE: An anxious bidder surveys the merchan- dise. RIGHT: Ray auctions a slightly damaged product. 28 f Cheerleading Slave Sale Bl Joanna Heikes models her toga. Roman Slave Sale An excited crowd attended Judson's first Roman Slave Sale to watch silver-tongued Ray Henderson auction off a selected group of Judson cheerleaders, men and women basketball players, and other athletes. Sponsored by the cheerleaders, the sale raked in a total of 317000. The slaves, still wearing togas, joined their buyers the next day to per- form a number of tasks. A 'T' -36' jul! . A V vw Bn X I N Q i I N ' N ft 1 4 N. . 1 2 Q' ' Mi l ' f I kff srx Aazlv: 4 er.t ,, ' ' Q- 'W in aar , Mfg, erm 2 t It i 'si .fix Y K Q 'tif 235 gear A satisfied buyer escorts Freddie Morris from the auction block. Cheerleading Slave Sale f 29 We Gather Together . . . nl A 1 4 I 1 1 I . v 3 ' s ,. 41 5 . Vi -1 ,r Wm. , . 8. 1 A S - I 2 5 wa F 2 ! 9 ll v I 1 . , n Dr. David Scholer, Dean of Northern Baptist Seminary 30 f Chapel Candids Professor Mark Keyser, Human Relations I Ken Taylor. Author of the Living Bible wx -QQ ., ,. ' Sw-,. z Small Prayer Groups ps-an Chapel Candids f 31 A time to focus on our spiritual lives, Spiritual Enrichment Week was centered around the theme The Victorious Chris- tian Life from the book of Romans. A series of five chapel services featured special music, drama, and testimonies from students and faculty. Dr. William J. Bowser, pastor of the First Baptist Church of Marshalltown, Iowa, was the guest lecturer for the series. 32 f Spiritual Enrichment Week x Q.. i Mi! Spiritual Emphasis Spiritual Enrichment Week f 33 Faculty Compete with Pros RIGHT: Judson Prof Gary Baney leaps to guard Al Harris of the Chicago Bears as Ron Bagnall prepares to assist. 4 -' 2 gg 4 lk 4 f qw qw FCA All Stars from left Virgal Livere Jim Tracey Doug Clark Greg Latta Brian Capral Leslie Frazier Walter Peyton 34 f Faculty All Stars Game his -A U A M . V ,. ,. '49 1' are I 1 I I 5 1 X . 1 A , gh A.-. ......... 1 S PLL 2 'Z' f Mkizla, ry C 1, .- ff f 44 , ' , ' .. , V . , ' f ' MQ.-V WW, f-424' I 'w ,V 2 ' M' T , .U M ,Mm ' I , 0 0 1 9 0 ' Q Highlighting Little Sibs Weekend was a basketball game g R. ,,, Q ' . Il .ax-,.., 31 X Pi' ANNA V - . . X X Y iii if 5 J g, , r 1 WWCN Q yt: iz - x X if Q . Yu: X Q fy. Q between Judson faculty and Chicago professional and semi-professional athletes. Sponsored by the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, the F.C.A. All-Stars included athletes from the Chicago Bears and Chicago Blitz football teams. Other activities for visiting siblings included a movie, freshmen talent show, and trip to the Museum of Science and lndustry in Chicago. ABOVE LEFT: Judson's own mascot Elmer guards Bear's running back, Walter Peyton. ABOVE: Visiting Little Slbs collect autographs. RIGHT: Judson faculty discuss their strategy during a timeout: Bob Erickson, Dick Besancon, Frank Averill, Ed Thomp- son and Rolph Myhrman. Faculty - All Stars Game f 35 -ff N- 5 sf B, ,' 'T'-rl ,paw . 7 xv! The 'Misanthrope', a classic French comedy by Moliere, was under the direction of Rev. Frank Peoples. With slapstick humor the ac- tors worked to bring the play to life for the opening of its eight-performance run on January 27. l l Momi: E' YW! anilfrop 1 is V ' l l 5 li l it i 2 1 :F 3 ' il , li 5 3 if . 1 S 2 l fgfw 4 A is . .- W,--. 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Winter Play f 37 lg Z' E,-195 A f7NNX xu f Y 4 J Y -Q aw? 0 2 - . f 1 ' 4 Aff Q Ia' 1: K xl, f P If ,' ' 'L 'Q if fl' f . -in ,ws X KEN 44 id -mv Q37 Two sell-out concerts by Farrell and Farrell, a nationally acclaimed contemporary Christian music group, climaxed activities during Judson's eighth annual conference for high school juniors and seniors. The youth were on campus during Febrary 17-20 to survey the college and attend a series of seminars focusing on the theme, No Longer Children lbased on l Corinthians 13:8-12l. The featured keynote speaker was Bob Laurent, evangelist and president of the Good News Circle. Other instructors in- cluded Bible teacher Dave Nichols, Judson president Dr. Harm Weber, and members of the Judson faculty and student body. Evangelism Conference X 39 , I L., f ll 4 ,aura lax 'f '1.. ,.f? 0 4 V ,I Y ,-v ,- f M. 3 f 1 , jf. JI -ff 40 1 candids ,ff - 112-:sal 5 my ,vfbv ,J--fvrtrunwba VVV. .5 W1 ,, ' Ci. ' ,M 54 wif? ,W Candids f 41 I I I I I I , I , I I I I ly I Ii II I I' J II ' I Y II II I I I I I I I I I Ie I 5 I I I1 I I I I I BACK ROW: Jeanneane Worley, Stephen Camick, Kim Kay Wheeler, Nathan Potratz, Wendy Smith, Pauli Young,Laura Everhart. MIDDLE ROW: Gary Elzy, Pamela Handley, Carl Kohns, Liz Roberts, John Wheeler. 5 I FRONT ROW: Phil Cash, Anna Plassmann, Betsy Wolfe, James Giessler. NOT PICTURED: accompanist Janet Thompson. I 5 . I I I I I 3 I 9 I I A Fr' - 'M f 4 I X gli ' 'I X iff I E5 gg HIIIIIL I 'I I 'mf iz 42 X Spring Play I Ii XXV Judson Theatre presented Gilbert and Sullivan's musical masterpiece of secret identity, unrequited love, giggling girls, and bribable bureaucrats. Songs such as 'A Wandering Minstrel' and lWillow, Titwillow' were woven among the endless plot twists. The play opened May 19 for a 10-performance run under the direction of Jack Hill and pianist Janet Thompson. Spring Play f 43 .H . 44 X Candids fmwu N 1'Sg' ibm 4 i I! 1 QM ,f ,fi 'K .F 4 Candids f 45 .X 9' 'W N-r X N'-v-Q-W 46 f Alumni Sport's Day KZ Athletic Field Dedicated fc Alumni Sports Day provides a chance for Judson sports teams, old and new, to regather and compete against each other, to renew old friend- ships and to simply Hremember when. The Judson College baseball diamond was renamed 'The John Wyke Field' at ceremonies held dur- ing the day this year. Wyke founded the renovation of Judsonls baseball field and the raising of the soccer field in 1976. The day's ac- tivities also included soccer, volleyball, cross-country, baseball, basket- ball, tennis and softball competition. Alumni Sport's Day 47 51 xi S- .vf Q 'r wa xv I M' 4 ff' , , ! ' A i il 5' fl Qi' ,WQ-14.2 i, - gi- ft , 1 f. . ' - I -, '14 I HC'-,A 1 -Q v.,, -.', ,.d+! ' ,J ,el fx. 'Wil' fr fz 5'....A ' ' '10 I , ' r ' tv I 'E 2' - uw ,ex- , ni fflxgfg f'T fgQ4!4r:-4 3,2 .,,-my 1 M, f A -gguwgw A Q U! ns 1 ,gy Am ...N f ---' W , -Amman ... , ...W :.-fifz as - Li' 1'. , 1 'i 'F'k x ' ., ,, K x' x '-... f '-A X' A -. WM Q' . X . , . .gi-.1 ppgfmu 1 V YWAE' 4,-, .yy 'a b , U f ef ssmwhfsrii?-f f J ' N Ni The 1983 Judson College Commencement ceremonies began June 4th with a dinner held in the Lindner Commons. Following the buffet was a concert in the amphitheatre featuring the Choir, Chamber Singers and the Handbell Ringers. Festivities continued on Sunday, June 5th, with the Baccalaureate held in the Herrick Chapel. Rev. Arthur L. Walker, Jr. Executive Secretary of the Association of Southern Baptist Colleges and Schools, delivered the message entitled, Finding Answersf, Following the service, graduates-to-be, parents, and friends gathered outside for con- gratulations and picture taking. Commencement 49 -7 50 f Commencement ag? W1 The Final Step X V -Q ii . ,, . 7 i Y V4.1 J risw 'Y 91' 2 'W if is is 98 seniors received diplomas during the Com- mencement ceremonies held in Hemmens Auditorium in downtown Elgin. The keynote speaker was Rev. Ronald G. Taylor, executive director-elect of International Ministries for the American Baptist Churches USA. Following the presentation of the Student Service Award to Liz Thompson, honorary degrees were conferred upon Rev. Robert E. Briggs and Rev. Ronald G. Taylor. Commencement f 5 1 0 5 x I I 5 ' ' ff, , XI fi . uhm 52 f Campus Involvement Division Page L Sv 14415 nr . at N ffxf, fy ,Q ' ' 'Vik' 1, ms: bf J CAMPUS I VOLVEME Campus Involvement Division Page f 53 :'- L- r ,SEL- 5552: BACK: from left, Katrine Wohlschlegel, Carl Kohns, Gary Elzy, Mark E. Wilson, Eric Stanford, Brad Grossman. FRONT: Kelly Shonk, Pam Handley, Linda Strange, Mary Ellen Olson, Anna Plassman, Betsy Wolfe, Phil Cash. 54 f Chamber Singers Chamber Singers The Chamber Singers are a singing group which perform madrigal-style, secular, and contemporary Christian music under the direction of Dr. Ed Thompson. Their ver- satility is demonstrated by the wide variety of audiences - and events for which they sang this year: Kivvana's Club, Salvation Ar- my, Businessmen's Luncheon, Christmas Madrigal Dinner, Secretaries' Day Lun- cheon, Commencement Concert, and various community functions. FRONT: Katrine Wohlschlegel, Anna Plassmann, Karen Contreras, Mary Carlson, Sylvia Coleman, Robyn Medcalf, Betsy Wolfe, Jenneane Thull, Carol Reeve, Dr. Ed Thompson. 2ND ROW: Bethany Marshall, Mary Ellen Olson, Brenda Olsen, Sylvia Freeman, Becca Buss, Janet Thompson, Charity Lambert, Kristen Nelsen, Wendy Smith. 3RD ROW: Pam Handley, Sherry Coleman, Linda Strenge, Lynn St. Germaine, Susanne l-larjes, Cindy Volkman, Tammy Rusk, Diana Gorsuch. 4TH ROW: Jamelyn Foster, Laura Everhart, Deby Mills, Tammy Towns, Joanna Schultheis, Jeanneane Worley, Donna Lindsley, Kim Wheeler, Jana Stanford. 5TH ROW: Roseann Mitchell, Ava Booth, Mike Holt, Alex Fran- cois, Steve Cooper, Brad Grossman, Steve Camick, Greg Rouse, Kelly Shonk. 6TH ROW: Jody Bowser, Scott Nelsen, Sam Ost, John Thompson, Mike Monahan, Mark Schmutz, Paul Young, Joe Compton, Rod Smith. 7TH ROW: Carl Kohns, Dave Wischmeier, Rich Fairrow, Dale Feiden, Mark E. Wilson, Glenn Perry, Marcus Wright, Gary Elzy, Jim Giessler. The Judson College Choir, under the direc- tion of Dr. Ed Thompson, toured four times during the year in addition to their home concerts. They traveled to churches in In- diana, Ohio, Wisconsin, and spent 10 days in California during spring break. OFFICERS: President - Brad Grossman Vice-President - Mark Schmutz Secretary - Kelly Shonk Business Manager - Eric Stanford Librarian - Pam Handley Choir Choir f 55 LEFT: Jon Woodhams, Brenda Olsen, Kelly Shonk, Mark Schmutz, Scott Nelsen, Mary Ellen Olson. 56 f Servant '83 Servant '83 This was the 20th consecutive year that Judson sent out a musical group as part of its summer reach out team program. Servant '83 traveled extensively throughout the summer giving concerts in churches, schools, and camps, including an appearance at the American Baptist Churches Biennial meeting in Cleveland. They played a variety of contemporary Christian tunes as well as arrangements of traditional hymns. Four states are represented among the six students that made up the group. Captain of the team is Scott Nelsen, a junior from Elgin, Illinois. Other Servant '83 members include: Brenda Olsen, a junior from Buffalo Grove, Illinoisg Mary Ellen Olson, a junior from Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, Mark Schmutz, a junior from Cincinnati, Ohio, Kelly Shonk, a junior from Columbus, Ohiog and Jon Woodhams, a junior from Charlotte, Michigan. LEFT: Jon Woodhams, Joe Compton, Laura Everhart, George Ruehle, Kerrie Carpenter, Karen Kohler, Juergen Deller Kathy Besancon Cathy Schuler, Barb Thurston, Chris Paschen, Mary Cox, Director Alice Thompson. NOT PICTURED: Julie Stewart, Jeff Thomas Carol Matthews The Handbell Choir performed almost 30 concerts this year on tour and in the Elgin area under the direction of Professor Alice Thompson. Tours were made to Ohio, Michigan, and California in March with the college choir. Their home concert in Herrick Chapel featured bells with various instruments: tim- pani, harp, saxophone, flute, and organ. The entire bell choir attended and performed in the first Col- legiate Handbell Festival held at Illinois State Univer- sity in Normal, Illinois. OFFICERS: President - George Ruehle Secretary - Laura Everhart Librarians - Chris Paschen Karen Kohler Business Managers - Jeff Thomas Joe Compton Assistant Business Manager - Juergen Deller Director - Professor Alice Thompson Handbell Choir Reach Gut Teams TOP: Members of lnner Strength perform in a Reach Out Team concert during the Evangelism Conference. BOTTOM: Agape - Jana Stanford, Jeff Smaha, Bonnie Ritter, Greg Rouse, Roseann Mitchell. Serving as Judson's representatives, Reach Out Teams traveled on weekends to churches sharing their Christian witness. Their programs may involve testimonies, instrumental and vocal music, devotionals, and drama. As well as performing for almost 30 churches, clubs, and groups, teams also sang in chapel and in special Reach Out Team concerts. 58 f Reach Out Teams RIGHT: lnner Strength - Chris Chambers, Brenda Olsen, Gary Elzy, Pam Handley, Jody Bowser. BELOW: Choice - Jana Stanford, Deby Mills, Pam Handley, Susan Calvert. OTHER TEAMS: His - Tim Logan, Sylvia Freeman, Mary Carlson, Glenn Perry, Steve Thomas, Betsy Wolfe. Lightshine - Bill Edwards, Mary Ellen Olsen, Jill Almblad, Jenneane Thull. Zion - Glenn Perry, Betsy Wolfe, Gary Elzy, Jamelyn Foster, Jim Giessler, Liz Roberts. N Reach Out Teams X 59 A ,yy Genesis Players have been very busy this year. While in past years they were searching for bookingsg now the group is forced to turn some of them down. The drama group performed several times a month. A weekend youth retreat and performances at an Air Force Base were some of the interesting bookings in this year's schedule. Chu: CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: Craig Nelson, Rick O'Neil, Debra Simon, Bon- nie Shipman, Cindy Goetze, Phil Cash. NOT PICTURED: Jack Hill fdirectorj, Ken Thies, Kim Kay Wheeler. V is , 60 Genesis Players cl 1 . , ,Jw I, ff x VA y 1 s U f X 1 w f. 06291-f, in . Q K? S x L W F 'R X JN QE 'f F' ' ,L . , ,Q A if 1 n K 33 Q .. M ,Q N9 45' ,KN 5 I 3 ,,,, , 1 Qibxwx f 1 , M-fggfg 'li . 1 X .x.,..-, Qv ,ws - - Xu -4 is i 1 I sg. .: ff' iff' tis.,-Viwgm ' :Q ' SN, ' -if P ' my w ,.fm?,. V ubfpxf 4, K , ,4,g,,4,,,, - - i43fs1 7,. , - . 1 .B -f ax -M if' f5:Q'g'f5',.1Q ' 2' - 5-f' wif , ,, ,. ,ww- f A 5 fl T 4 :W Fire Up to a Victor RIGHT: back, Tena Graf, Advisor Julie Stewart Laura Everhart Bev Crawford Joanna Heikes, Captain Shari Lindgren Andy Fahey, Asst. Capt. Mike Kunch Rich Fairrow Bill Edwards Larry Webster I 62 f Cheerleaders iii iff: L- 1-N The five girl and five guy cheerleading squad maintained a high level of en- thusiasm by sponsoring many activities including the 'Almost Anything Goes' Competition during Homecoming, Eagle Pizza sales, Chapel skits, pep rallies, and the 'Roman Slave Tradef They also traveled to a majority of the away games with other students to support the teams. Through the cooperation of the coaches and many other people, this year's cheerleading squad had an active and successful year. ji .. Q zen HL if t, r. avr' i E: N,- ln.- Cheerleaders f 63 Pom Pon Squad ' N l 'Q--s Q71 fxjvv In n D I BACK: Captain Sylvia Coleman, Kim Anderson. MIDDLE: Toni Overly, Karen Contreras, Hadi Viteri. FRONT: Barb ' Thurston, Julie McKee, Deby Mills, Co-Captain Beth Kohn. 64 f Pom Pons in 3 if , ,dl , J 1' if fe ABOVE: Student Advisor Linda Strange and Advisor Sally Boscaljon. Pom Pons f 65 I I i I I l I I I I I Q E 66 f Newspaper Lamplighter Staff EDITOR: Tom Price ADVISOR: Peter Powell ASSISTANT EDITOR: Ken Conklin BUSINESS MANAGER: Nan Westfall CIRCULATION MANAGER: Mike Wojcik FINANCE MANAGER: Doug Horn PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR: Nicholas Sisler SPORTS EDITOR: Larry Starks REPORTERS: Wendy Walker Ray Henderson EDITOR: 'Liz Thompson ADVISOR: Merla Hammack ASSISTANTS: Linda Connor Pam Gallamore Kathy Besancon LAYOUT STAFF: Wendy Hare Kathy Kalley Bonnie Shipman Joanna Heikes COPY STAFF: Bonnie Shipman Bonnie Grupp PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR: Nicholas Sisler PHOTOGRAPHERS: Eric Heininger Deby Mills Juergen Deller Root Photographers BUSINESS MANAGER: Nan Westfall GRAPHICS f DESIGN: Liz Thompson Lantern Staff Yearbook X 67 This year has been an outstanding year for Student Senate. Each committee, in its own way, has accomplished a great deal Social Activities hosted a double Farrell and Farrell concert which was probably the most successful in Judson's history, Spiritual Life sponsored a retreat at Greenlake with more students than ever before attending, Academic Life emphasiz- ed new and different programs - college bowl, mini courses, and a tutoring program. Even though students measure a successful year by its accomplishments, there really is a lot more that happens behind the scenes. The professional and business-like attitude of this year's leadership made Stu- dent Senate unique. A way that this is recognized is by the com- pletion of the new Student Senate Constitu- tion. Not only does it address the necessary changes but it also communicates the pur- pose of Judson College Senate in a succinct manner, to assist in the full development of the students of Judson College by pro- moting fellowship, encouraging high academic and moral standards, and foster- ing a distinctively Christian environment in the college community, in accordance with procedures, rules, and regulations set forth in this and other college documents, and in keeping with the principles set forth in the Holy Biblef' With this purpose, the 1982- 83 Judson College Student Senate has been a success! C ui ABOVE: Executive Officers - Mike Monahan, Treasurerg Doug Horn, President: Trace Tucker, Corresponding Secretary: Wendy Walker, Recording Secretary: Tom Black, Vice-President. RIGHT: Spiritual Life Committee -- Beth Barie, Sofia Fabela, Nate Potratz, Dave Myers, Carolyn Kuszmaul, Woody Bakke, Ray Henderson, Sharon Taylor, Sylvia Coleman, Denise Weddle. 68 f Student Senate r-.. :UQ r V 44: FAR RIGHT: Academic Life Commit- tee - Doug Olsen, Dale Feiden, Steve Stone, Tom Price, Pam Gallamore, Beth Rasmus, Patty Vititoe, Sharon Black. LEFT: Presidential Cabinet - Doug Hom, President: Tom Black, Vice- President: Ray Henderson, Spiritual Life Chairman: Tom Price, Academic Life Chairman: Calleen Davenport, We Missions Chairman: Jennifer Johnson, Social Activities Chairman. BACK: Doug Horn, Kevin Keslar, Calleen Davenport, Tom Price, Sheryl Floyd, Gladys Miller, Kathy Gribbin, Trace Tucker. MIDDLE: Wendy Walker, Jennifer Johnson, Kolleen Hildebrand, Carolyn Kuszmaul, Denise Weddle, Beth Barie, Pat Bishop, Tom Black. FRONT: Mike Monahan, Bob Nahrstadt, Jody Bowser, Jeff Bagby, Ray Henderson. NOT PICTURED: Bonnie Shipman, Katy Stoll, Pam Handley, Steve Plumber, Gary Dubois. Student Senate X 69 fd, , , Q 1 . fl' f- ' A 4 ., . MEN'S OFFICERS: President - Kevin Keslar Vice-President - Eric Heininger Treasurer - Larry Webster Secretary -- Rick Palmer Faculty Advisor - Dr. Stuart Ryder WOMEN'S OFFICERS: Co-Presidents - Jan Zehr Carla Waschow Treasurer - Jenny Ritner Faculty Advisor - Coach Shemwell F.C.A. Reaches Gut is '1 wwvw- 4 70 f Fellowship of Christian Athletes mmf. 'Qlffff 1 i i i 4 l -srl- '-T awp, 3- The men's and women's chapters of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes remained quite active at Judson this year. Major FCAfsponsored activities included the FCA night at the Chicago Bull's game, the All- Stars basketball game against the faculty, and the an- nual spring mini-conference in which approximately 200 Chicagoland area high school and junior high students gathered on campus for a weekend of fun and fellowship. Conference speakers included Brent Hall, soccer player from the Chicago Sting, FCA President Erichson from Kansas City headquarters, and professional entertainer Rick Nielson. A very important part of this year's FCA was the establishment of 'huddles' or FCA chapters in area high schools. The women worked with Dundee High School while the men prepared to work with Elgin High School. Funds were raised from a variety of activities, in- cluding concessions at Judson sporting events, sales of old athletic uniforms, and a talent show. The women's chapter also participated in a Jog-a-thon. The Judson chapters meet weekly for an hour of prayer and share Bible Study, a game of basketball, or to hear guest speakers while at the same time strengthening their own commitments to the Lord and learning how to deal with situations in which a Christian athlete in today's world will often encounter. RIGHT: Men's FCA - Dave Myers, on E Kelvin Tohme, Eric Heininger, Mar- ty Passingham, Woody Bakke, Rick Palmer, Kevin Keslar. Fellowship of Christian Athletes f 71 Chess Club The love of chess and desire for competi- tion brought a group of Judson students together to form a new club, The Chess Club sponsored intercollegiate competi- tion as well as chess tournaments. Of- ficers included Tom Black, Presidentg Bill Lightner, Vice-Presidentg Mike Thomas, Treasurerg and Dave Wischmeier, Secretary. Dr. Richard Clossman served as faculty advisor. LEFT: Founders of the club, Dave Wischmeier, Tom Black, and Bill Lightner. Circle K Circle K was established to help people both within the Judson campus and in the community. This volunteer group, under advisor Dr. Robert Erickson, worked closely with the Elgin Kiwanas Club. 72 f Chess ClubfCircle K 92,30 4.1- H145 FROM LEFT: Mark Bjornbak, Laura Schlies, Jeff Farrey, Barb McDanneII, Terri Glenn, Terri Purdy, Janice Hollens Minority Fellowship LEFT: Rich Fairrow, Ardealia Jones, Sylvia Coleman, Bryan Euell, The Minority Fellowship was started this year for the pur- pose of bringing together the minority students on campus. Open to anyone, their goal was not to segregate themselves, but rather to get to know and encourage each other through Christian fellowship. The club planned ac- tivities and conducted weekly meetings. Working with the Enrollment Services Office, the group hoped to get more minority students to attend Judson by going into churches and visiting area high schools. ff if Sherry Coleman, Freddie Morris, Ava Booth, Ray Henderson, Brian Davis. OFFICERS: President - Sherry Coleman Vice-President - Brian Davis Secretary - Ava Booth Treasurer - Ardealia Jones Chaplain - Rich Fairrow Activities - Evelyn Brown Minority Fellowship X 73 E ' B.S.U. my ,I I X at 4 I 'D i Richard Stiltner, Dennis Smith Linda Strange, Dr. Averill, Craig Nelson, Trace Tucker, Wendy Hare, Steve Camick, Sue Camick Sheileena Jackson. NOT PIC- TURED: Joanna Schultheis. The Baptist Student Union, bet- ter known as B.S.U., is an qs organization formed to help peo- ple grow spiritually and to prepare them for Church leader- ship. The B.S.U. Choir, a new addition, was formed this year times under the direction of Mr. Richard Stiltner. A highlight of the year was the magic show which was one of the many pro- jects conducted by the club to send three of their own members out as B.S.U. summer missionaries. OFFICERS: President: Barb McDannell Vice-President: Sue Gaspardo Secretary: Jamelyn Foster Program Chairman: Linda Strange TOP RIGHT: B.S.U. Choir - l who A ad I .g xt Y Q . . fl E fill , , ' E W Z Y it ' 5 X-.E X - Vx - 2 and performed a number of ff A r' 3 Y , ' if Q Q 4 BACK: Steve Camick, Dr. Frank Averill, John Ginter, Richard Stiltner, Trace Tucker, Craig Nelson. MIDDLE Cathy Schuler, Brenda Grooms, Barb McDannell, Jeanneane Worley. FRONT: Sheileena Jackson, Judy Murphy Sue Gaspardo, Linda Strange, Rebecca Barton. 74fBSU. K.. BACK: Nate Potratz, Steve Conroy, Mark Ar- nold. FRONT: Denise Weddle, Sofia Fabela, Sharon Taylor. NOT PICTURED: Mary Cox, Chris Chambers, Will Bradley. A group of dedicated Judsonites rose early on Saturday mornings and ventured out to two apartment complexes in Elgin and Carpentersville to pick up children ranging in age from eight to thirteen years old and bring them back to Judson. Most of the youth come from low-income families. The desire to reach more kids led to an expan- sion of the club as this is the first year they have contacted children from Carpentersville. Meeting in the gym, the club leaders conducted a Bible Study and then the kids were allowed free time during which they participated in such activities as basketball, volleyball and dodgeball. Carol- ing and Christmas shopping were a few of the special events planned. The leader and coordinator of this year's club was Nathan Potratz. Saturday Morning Club saturday Morning Club f 75 'W ABOVE: MEN'S RESIDENCE - Mark Schmutz, Ray Henderson, Doug Olsen, Sam and Donna Harris. NOT PICTURED - Tyson Harris. RIGHT: OHIO HALL - Joy and Paul Satre, Katie and Jamie. NOT PICTURED - Nathalie Stephan, Beth Barie, Linda Daniels. 76 f Housing Staff .As and L Houseparents Hill. ,f lin 503' NOT PICTURED - Meg Boscaljon. 1:-an-., fi van... LEFT: BARTON HOUSE - Robyn Medcalf, Jack and Edie BELOW: VOLKMAN HALL - Linda Strange, Brad Grossman, Carl Kohns, Judy White, Bill Bosco and Sally Boscaljon. Housing Staff f 77 3 78 X Candicls uhm In Memory Cf Ardealia Kay lDee Deel lones May 2, 1961-luly 13, 1983 Ardealia was a senior art student at ludson. Her life among us on campus was a beautiful Christian testimony of courage as she faced an uncertain future in her con- stant struggle against Lupus. This talented, kind and generous young woman will long be remembered for her un- wavering faith in our Lord jesus Christ. Jlfvlfvlf All of us at ludson will miss you, Ardealia. But comfort comes with the promise of renewed and eternal life with the Lord. Memory f 79 A .Iv -his ' 1 ' 80 f Athletics Division Page YQ .W'1.gv,q r. . . T , gag. RN., 1 igjii ini I iw! :ff 1 jw:,,W,,Mf55q, ,..,....-,,v,-. ,,. .,..... Y -,-..,.. 1 -W 'wr' i 'lf' 5 ini' V 4 ' W at V 1' 4 f ' 5 If 1 i' 1' Athletics Division Page f 81 Eagles 112 in ation This year the Judson College soccer team finished in second place in the National Christian College Athletic Association lNC- CAAJ national tournament in Orlando, -. Florida. It was the Eagles' best effort since they were runners-up back in 1975. Enroute to the national championship the Eagles also Q- 1 finished first-place in District and Regional Championships as well as compiled their best overall record l14-8l and conference record Q3-ll. Players Ric Campbell and - -a- Seyoum Abebe were named to the all- tournament team. , s V i. . . - .gf-. 5. 'wa 4 f -1-V S1i?'l't 'tf'X',.'3!a.:c , W . ,. Q , , ,Q Q,QQQQ.v 71,91 ,S Q ,. . Q QQ . Q , or ,w H, za, a.,q,y',,a.J ,.V sWsffi 2gffi,.bf. 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Baptist Purdue Calumet Northwestern Olivet Nazarene Tnmty Rockford Roosevelt Aurora DePaul Trmify Lake Forest Loyola Trinity Chnstzan Olivet Nazarene Moody Bartlesville Wesleyan Grand Rapids Baptist Concordia RECORD 4-8 US THEM 4 0 0 3 0 2 5 4 X X ' - X 1 5 ' U , , X , X 3 2 l.l4Tg2X , 5 1 X 5 1 ll ',!, ,ill X, 'N ' 2 0 ' rN f ',N' X U X 2 5 XZX5 ,',' ' X ll l' X ' 1 4 'flX,X,l ' q. l,NN X: xXx X ,N , N 1' 0 r' f ,If ,l'Nl , ' , 4 0 lrll l D or 2 3 if rlr' E255 lllllrllr l,lXgUf,gjXgf3f X rl 1X+,i,, 5143 X V no 1 l 3 Wlxll lllr ffffl llll ll D ' J 14 D 1 5ll'T'lf5ll,' il lrrll rllll 2 llll r r J 1 D Wifi XX'lX- fjglifflflf XX ' ', XXX X f , X 3 ' 1 llrll fllffq rllrllllrl f llll lrlrll - Q3' A 1 llrr fifllf, llrr rllll iilf' he D 3' 2 l'XXl 5, 'XXXNX l,'. fh ','. ffffXXfXX ' ,I Xrlrl , ' 0 3. 4' ilfyj1jV7flQfQrffffvfflQ157'1YnQl,f3Tlrf1g9 ffg: Xll'r C l D BACK ROW, left to right: Coach Jim Lindbloom, Mark Ferguson, Ric Campbell, Daniel Haile, Dave Dwyer, Ken Barger, Ron Eslick, Joe Daylor, Coach William Forlow. MIDDLE: Shawn Patterson, John Wright, Renato Lopez, Tom Dowling, Henry Farfan, Brian Taylor, Seyoum Abebe. FRONT ROW: Cliff Soria, Paul Payne. Soccer f 83 VOLLEYBALL Clarke College Beloit College Biola University Los Angeles Baptist College North Park College Trinity Christian College Elmhurst College Lake Forest College Northeastern Illinois University Illinois Benedictine College Aurora College Purdue Calumet Triton College Moraine Valley Institute Anderson College T Rockford College DePauw College Hanover College Goshen College Anderson College Aurora College Trinity Christian College Rosary College Trmzty College Olivet Nazarene College Concordia College lwrsconsmi Rockford College Eureka College Mundelem College Concordia College 4WisconsinJ Rockford College Moody Bible Institute Concordia College Trinity Chrxstzan College Olivet Nazarene College Northwestern College Moody Bible Institute Purdue Calumet Greenville College McKendree College Rockford College RECORD 24-18 84 f Volleyball Record Breaking Season . JUDSUN JQfgPN JUDQQy USED! iUU5Gl Juusgk IUUSUR H953 J A P' 'll ffl 4 Q ,. E4 is Jimi in . 3 ' 1982 marked the first winning volleyball season for the Women Eagles. Finishing the season at 24-18 they have also produced the highest winning percentage accomplished by a women's team to date. Said Coach Kathy Shemwell, We had nine returning players and knew that it was destined to be a great season. 17 of the 23 team records were beaten! Judson's 1982-83 Cross Country team was the youngest in many years as 5 of the 7 members were first year runners. The team com- peted in the largest on-campus in- vitational in Judson's cross-country history - fifteen teams. The team finished fifth in the conference. First year Coach Dan Westlund loses only one runner this year, Jeff Thomas, and hopes that the ex- perience gained this year can be a stepping stone to a big 1983 season. Larry Webster earned All-Conference. ' f f Vrr. ' 'rf It . f 4 ,M Nfl , -5,615 ,yy ,, yr -41 . M, 1. 86 f Cross Country 'P ft M4447 r ' 1 f ff - 4. f X ' tr ' lun, 2 532 ,wif , Wi., my W 1 Gains Experience '12, yr-35. . BACK ROW left to nght Coach Dan Westlund Mark Arnold Dave Llght Gene McDaniel Mrke Holt Larry Webster. FRONT: Jeff Thomas, Jonn ,Q X T A A .v A 2 A A A 4 A -. i A 1, AA A 4 'Q A .. -1 A si A A A 'B A -Q Y 3 A Q 3 -1 I3 Q5 1 G ' 3 3 ff: A ,. A ,. ,. K 5 EE I2 :z z: .. :1 1: 1: . . 33' , rl! az ., il Ei fi :i .. 1 53 ES 'x X , A Cl fi fa A3 A 1 J 1 x .1 I1 vi ai Al ,. ci I5 as 7? WOMEN 'S BASKETBALL Trinity Christian College Lake Forest College Eureka College Elmhurst College . McKendree College Bethel College Concordia College North Park College Trinity College it Rockford College t ' 7 Knox College W xt rx 7 Aurora College, y l Grand Rapids Baptist College i ,l 2 a GracelCollege A , Illinois Benedictine College j tl Purdue-Caliimetfl r, 1-'xi it l! Trinity College Y gl, 11Qj 7 George xwilllamsxxcqllage Q ! r ,wf:rif,1ffl': l 7 7 Rosary College ,737 illllr L jj5:fx,, r ri l rl r it AuroraCollege 'I ','i i Q 'l 3. 'i'N 'ir' lx l St,Francis'College 15,1 ,l,': N 'ffl' US THEM 62 68 52 36 43 67 M00dvtBibleiIriSfifi1iel: J ' ' 7 N Northwestegn Coll'ege1l ffQ'i l V'll ,' r ?1f f,'Q f, 3 7 , TrinitygChristieinllCollegeffl 'xir f'l,fbllg 7 M?ll?nFW?llll5lAl'tlill3l5lfll4?l5l31iYff! ff 7 - wE,l1'sj fiRECORDi1if'L44IZriih,y,' 65 72 66 57 68 53 53 67 72 64 66 26 45 51 66 48 68 78 57 61 72 48 49 65 46 85 58 33 52 45 M83 34 Olivet'Nazarene College li,iNN lg' gif f lg 67' 51 X H 'N M G2 51 39 92 95 52 77 71 53 58 59 70 l l ll ll l BACK: left to right, Linda Crothers, Jamie Bandur, Vicki Nichols, Kim Seiber, Mandy Haas Coach Kathy Shemwell FRONT Pam Ferguson Charlotte Robinson, Rochelle Fakes, Jenny Ritner, Jan Zehr, Lisa Pinter. 88 f Womerfs Basketball 50 One of AIA s Top 1 Defense Teams 1982-83 also marked the first winning basketball season for the Women Eagles. Despite having only seven players they were able to earn a 14-12 record, including a second consecutive bid to the NAIA Play-offs. The team finished second in the NCCAA District and was recognized as one of the NAIA's top 15 defensive teams - allowing opponents to score only an average of 58 points per game. Freshman Kim Seiber was selected to the NAIA All-District team and the All-Conference squad of the NIIC. Jan Zehr, a sophomore, was also picked to the NIIC All-Conference team as well as being named honorable mention on the NAIA All-District team. L9 I .-a at IW Women's Basketball f 89 Shoot Towards Excellence MEN'S BASKETBALL US THEM U W Plattevxlle U W Whitewater Judson lnvxtatxonal St Ambrose Carroll College McKendree Luther College Tourney Carleton College Luther College Umverszty of Chxcago Tourney Umversrty of Chxcago Carleton College Eastern College Tourney Alvernxa College Eastern College Bethel College Concorclna College Tnmty College Olxvet Nazarene I B C Aurora Rockford Trmlty St Ambrose Concordia George Wrlllams Olwet Nazarene B C Aurora Rockford NCCAA Playoffs Grand Rapzds Baptzst Bethel College SEASON RECORD 18 10 CONFERENCE RECORD 8 4 Y-'W Onr 'bm-.,. ,S 90 f Men's Basketball W' if Nw. W . -9. ,. .a ey , s, V! BACK ROW: left to right, Eric Heininger, Dr. Stuart Ryder, Bryan Euell, Freddie Morris, Gary Hopkins, Jim Boscaljon, Keith Murphy, Woody Bakke, Tim Ede, Coach Dennis Reed, Coach Sam Harris. FRONT: Roger Snoor, Mike Hines, Brian Schrader, Carlton Ames, Ron Clark, Dennis Farkas, Tony Smith. The 1982-83 Men's Basketball season proved to be exciting for the Judson Community. Fans and players both enjoyed the ag- gressive pressing defense and a fastbreaking offense. Getting off to a fast start lwinning three of the four tournaments enteredi proved to be the norm for the remainder of the season. Many team goals were reached as well as several individuals receiving honors. A strong conference finish found them still a little short, having to settle for second. Several Judson records were broken this season including, most wins in a season, most steals in a season, most assists in a season, best field goal percentage, and highest conference finish in ten years. With many players return- ing, the 1983-84 season looks as bright as this past season. However, Judson will miss the presence of Carlton Ames, a three year starter who helped in the rebuilding process of Judson basketball. .pdf S FREDDIE MORRIS: All Conference, All District, First Team NCCAA All American, Honorable Mention All District NAIA CARLTON AMES: All District and NCCAA Honorable Mention All American JIM BOSCALJON: All C f on Hence lVlen's Basketball f 91 Third in Conference 'ad' Kam- . ,A sf- my '-fgik V' ' 1 ji' ' . Lluunv! W:f1Ei5q ' ' fe 'sw we 1 QQ, N, ,A '43 5 ,. W 4-1 ,J X s Q 6 4 1 f V V 'W . A ,, lf, K' , U ez,-N ' v , N U 5 Q, Q 5 fi , Y , hz V ., N .4 Ki .ral1,a,sm.V+ 39- . 'f l i 9 , f , K fi ww' '1 z'ff '. V' fd inlld W he , .x ., r- V V 1 .. , ' W' A I , 1' . +1 1 , , 1-W ,A ,gr-'f'Z Y . V -V .. N Q . . w . 0 4 W , xy .. V ,Nb N , ..', yr MM. r bdkix-nw? N I f ' ' ' .L f ,- T - -. ., .. r 1'i .. A ,, , , V - .,. s. r X . Ay -an - ' - H L. ew I ,.rfwAWalH'1lv1fv I I' ' 4 f ve. K af , 0 -- ' ' ,T ' -' n V 522, V- . 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M X was N , ., , . , A4,, T, 1 M V , W ,, M A I W , , N Q, V, K ,, A ,N V ' 4 A, ,P :Ll , 4 L .Q X ' fefigi -K L - T. M95 :mlm .N 'Seth V . .,nx.n WWW K , M.-f ' ' ' 'V V' .Q 1 ...1..1. helix' H. - .X 2- f '-'1'J'LJ7-v 'Li'1L... . ,I .,., W.-, . V 3 t ,.,fw'1 ae. 5 17 X M if Y My A BACK: left to right, Trainer Doc Ryder, Brian VanMeter, John Hochrek, Jerry Smith, Al Smith, Mike Scheffler, Coach Sam Harris. FRONT: Pat Hickey, Mike Kunch, Mark Demein, Brian Harrmann, Tim Rooney, Jeff Farrey. 92 f Baseball ,ff 4 Wi' 314,56 1, we 'N 5-l,.f Q If 1 f aff' L4 as fn surge, Early play during their spring tour to Hawaii prepared the Judson baseball team for what proved to be a demanding and competitive season schedule. The team record- ed an impressive 7-4 conference record, finishing in a tie for third place. Baseball X 93 Softball Faced Rainy Season '!-ff' 43 5 J 'W Q I 5...-A.-..,.. -. H x ...- y ,....--.....,--.- V 1 X w was 3' 4 Q uh .j ., V els Z? 'Ulf' 5 Us. W qfzvfn Q . W 5, s -' 6, s A '11 o.. wi My, Nw jpg Q? U 1 . - 1 A en's Tennis Team Has Best Season Ever Z . Coach Kevin Comfort, Gene McDaniel, Larry Webster, Tim Logan Judson graduate Kevin Comfort coached the tennis team to its best season ever as the team finished with a 6-4 overall record and a 4- 3 conference record. Tim Logan was the team's most valuable player, playing in the second singles position and on the first doubles team. The season's most improved player, Larry Webster, played on the thirdrdoubles team. Webster's partner, Gene McDaniel, won the coach's award. The team was rounded out by freshman John Schmidtke, who played in the first singles position, Brian Wynn, Mark Wilson, Jody Bowser, and Mike Monahan. 96 f Tennis 3 lc- A1 f -,. N K .,.,: Y , . ww, .. -if ' ' 4 v ,. , -F Jw Vgfdffw ,--, va . ,, -, ,. AK ., in ,, - 1.4. :ffl , ,.- .,w, , -V. v ..,,1 ,.. ,f, '72 N , .,.0A. JT' '. - .va-.4 v . Q... Q'-N' - A dL'? . ' Z.:,vw-wr. ls is ' 1 '1 4 qmmjh' 14,1 ,M .. Yew Xffiffw , , . , Kwzye- -lffwsr z .. V- . v x ,. .A ' ...,,, fm gg' -,wh .il Sports Candids f 97 Athletes Honored Carlton Ames and Jeanette Kelsey were named Male and Female Athletes of the Year at the annual Judson College Athletic Banquet held Saturday, May 14. It was held at the Ramada Inn, where Judson athletes were rewarded for their dedication and determination throughout the year. The awards were presented as follows: SOCCER: Ric Campbell - Most Valuable Player, Mark Ferguson - Most Improved Player, Seyoum Abebe - Coach's Award. VOLLEYBALL: Jeanette Kelsey - Most Valuable Player, Lynn Crawford - Coach's Award, Mandy Haas - Most Improved Player. CROSS-COUNTRY: Larry Webster - Most Valuable Player, Dave Light -- Most Improved Player, Gene McDaniel - Coach's Award. WOMEN'S BASKETBALL: Kim Seiber - Most Valuable Player, Jenny Ritner - Most Improved Player, Jan Zehr - Coach's Award. 98 f Athletic Banquet ' AMW, ffl Z 1 Ar 54- ,0 4 . . l x MEN'S BASKETBALL: Carlton Ames and Freddie Morris - Most Valuable Players, Dennis Farkas - Most Improved Player. SOFTBALL: Charlotte Robinson - Most Improved Player, Jeanette Kelsey - Coach's Award, Deb Rahn - Most Valuable Player. BASEBALL: Al Smith and Jerry Smith - Most Valuable Players, Mike Kunch - Most Improved Player. TENNIS: Tim Logan - Most Valuable Player, Larry Webster - Most Improved Player, Gene McDaniel - Coach's Award. Athletic Banquet f 99 f LW' - kk-1.11,-gy, ., .. 1 J ' 4 4 41+ 34' Wx xg W X X , 'M ,f'::f. -1- ,Log ,f ' WW Q mkxhlr Wuxi. S! :I Faculty and Administration Division Page f 101 Secretary: Gerry Craddock 102 f Administration and Staff President Harm A. Weber fl! ',,,, q 3 I ,'.. fs ag' 2 L -f ' f' A wt' Director of Communications: Peter Powell and Administrative Director of Development: Ron Bagnall f-Med . l Secretaries for Development: Deb Aldrich, Mary Ellen Birchfield, Terrie Huber Vice-President for Development: Harold R. Blatt Administration and Staff f 103 104 f Administration and Staff Q il? z i 1 1 Z .-ff. -f,...-.s....M...fu.s..n, as ,P K - . Dean of Academic Affairs: E. Harold Harper and Secretary: Tena Graf iii M95 1 'N Secretary: Debbie Melton Vice-President for Business Affairs: Dr. David Draewell ,N I! 5 e 'H s' I 1 I . Director of Student Life: Kathy Gribbin and Secretary: Liz Thompson .41-1' M X STUDENT AFFAIRS OFFICE Executive Vice-President, Dean of Student Affairs: Dr. James Didierg Secretaries: Leslie Gowler and Wendy Smith FINANCIAL AID OFFICE Director of Financial Aid: Alice Foreman and Secretaries: Laurie Love, Carol Richmond Wy , ,. . 4 . M, ive 32:53 t 5. 4 1- 4 . ii, , 2, gy. Administration and Staff f 105 fi ' 5 tl, XL! i , , Q 1 I ul ACCOUNTING OFFICE Business Manager: Daryl Richmond, Judy White, Helen Bogenholm, Amber Young, Mary Davis ENROLLMENT SERVICES OFFICE Counselors: Harold Hertzberg, Ken Boone: Admissions Office AdministratorfCounselor: Dianne Montonerag Secretary: Andrea Danielson: Counselors: Jon Hood, Denise Barkerg Director of Enrollment Services: Richard Mitchell 106 f Administration and Staff A:-,gf .- '4 0 ' Q 1 ,,,. J . ,ytqjygg .v.,- ru ' . ,i .:.,.,,,,, .B .s I f i ' LIBRARY STAFF Periodicals Assistant: Linnea Johnson: Music and Circulation Assistant: Elsie Smithg Director of Library: Dennis Read. Not pictured: Kathleen Forlow. Registrar: Lois Warner and Secretaries: Becky Huffstutler, Tracey Hare Administration and Staff f 107 HEALTH CENTER i College Nurses: Ladonna Sunderman qnot pictured, Joan Didierlg Secretaries: Sally Boscalion, Terrie Ferrell 108 f Administration and Staff PLANT GPERATIONS STAFF i l .ft l J 1 1 V ' i l fl P A L lv' Y l CORONET FOOD SERVICE I Sherry Strassner, Barb Wischmeier, Paula Kelly, Andy Fahey, Beverly Bennett, Phil Carriker: Manager. l Not Pictured: Brian Wynn. IA' Af Q .vw X X , K W ff jf. A W HIT , 1 thll it mljfll . ix' iz: Y L .wa My , wg M 4 'F' 4' if f' ,O 3 . 1 -, x , Y I 7 144 9 3- r e nl la A l A Aw l T-MM AVAV 'i Q W 43 ' .gi r g 45 F l It 'i 1 'J '- I K1 v CAMPUS POST OFFICE: Louise Webb 4-an ffmw. X, W sfnr-PM BOOKSTUREZ Ruth Hill mv.. M, Q 'lim Administration and Staff X 109 110 f Faculty Candxds , 14 W4 .: . A , tv . 4,1 94' A ,gf if ,'C ,4 .G If H- Vilas. im H15 r al yfnagi .f . fsfw 1 .N-nvv I v un.. 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