Judson University - Lantern Yearbook (Elgin, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1986 volume:

Q Iii: li 4 + ..,m,,,,,--,..w-w-Q. ,anv- W7 Lantern 1 1. Nerd Jesse Geibe goes to lunch. 2. John Clark stands in honor as Tom VanderWell and Lisa-Ann Racz vow to die. 3. Judge Jeff Smaha presides over the 1985 Kangaroo Court. . C ' ' ' ' 44 'm ' 5-4 u 'l!lMW'i?'5? fi! 2 ' 14 .wassmmfanwsifsfmw -1 J S1-V-. 'QPWHQQUWQAY' nnununuf , . . e 'PKK 1wlRQ ?-15?s- 1 N' , u ewfif. Www :mm I , ,, ff 53. -J - ' 1auna s, m,f.f 1? , ' r?aQ1mg,,-,Q i,'5'1,'-ii f 2 Candids' cf df mm? ' wma I asm 1,-.,,..? mn. A, QQ JAIMQQ- 32 ,, , vw f H jf 1 . , A we ww. M., , , ggrf' 'M ' 'H-av he Q wr-94 ,M,5f, 3 bww 'fx-wg 1 'degsggfg J. i5s5'W 12a4 ,v .L u ,l ,wav 'iw of J 5, A '7l rv' Q ' -It'iLM,.sVANh.',-,-cz? 7 . ,A ' 'e A J' x i 32 . ,A.x 1 'N 1. Roger Bingham participates in class competition. 2. Randy Schulenburg darts in and out human pylons. 3. Michele Schafer, Cindy Wilkerson, and Sharon Nisbet spend some time at the Sibs Picnic. 4, I wonder who's beneath all of that toilet paper? Candids 3 F NT -qi 1. Kent Wade and Bruce Strom wait for someone to Check-In. 2. Pam Maas smiles for the camera. 3. Ric Hazle aims to please. 19' fx vi' 4.1 VGA Candids 5 1. How can Kirk Anderson serve with a smile? 2. Kristen Carter and Jesse Geibe have a talk in the sun. 3. It's Make Your Own Sundae Night! 4. Paula Geerts taking notes in her favorite class. 6 Candids 1 -.v My I ig: ' ' .ik -.ww ' l K... My 1. Someone start a fund for Craig's new glasses! 2. Tammy Hammond and Wendy Mc Clane share a friendly handshake. 3. Lisa- Ann Racz and Trish Wood smile for the camera. 4. Marie Hofton is hard at work in the Commons. 'T' Candids 7 , ,, the And it ended ul JP 11 ' Adams,QKerrie Adams, Mark Adnderson, Warren nw- Seniors 9 j,51TfWU' ,Y . VV 515 ay. fl'.' -, r ?f., Seniors 1 1 if ,Liv 1? ... 'sux Seniors 13 14 Seniors 'nr AWP' U DERCLASSME The underclassmen are definitely a diverse group The freshman can be seen frantically scurrying through the campus clutching books to their chests in an effort to remain intact between classes The sophomores of course are old pros at least until someone reminds them that the words sophomore are sophomonc are probably directly related The Juniors guide by until they smugly usurp control from the hands of departing seniors. While this description may have some small truth, it is not the complete picture. True freshmen tend to be a little green, but they quickly become acclimatized to Judson's atmosphere and begin to take part in Judson outside of the classroom. The sophomores may seem overbearing at times but it is a sign that they've become a part of the Judson community. The juniors are often the best-liked of all the classes, mainly because they are vicarious participators in Judson society, and are not yet concerned with life after Judson . It is the underclassmen who make up the bulk of Judson, and they always rise to the occasion of being Judson's mainstays. 1 ri -,S 'Y ' 'YB ' .' a A Aguinaga, Victor - Alford, Gloria new Anderson, IL Elliott f l Anderson, Eric Anderson, Kirk xp wx - Anderson, Natalie Arends, Patty 'Q' 4 A Ashford, Suzanne Barnum, Fawn Barrett, Mike 1 Batey, Pamela Bathje, Beth Beaty, Stephanie Besch, Timothy Best, Bonnie Bilyeu, David N211 ' Fh- wr- . i Bingham, Roger if Q. 7 A ,mv Z Birchfield, Don '5- V: . 5.1 W , Bone, Lavell Boyd, Peter fe: ., x r if Brown, Glenn , Y Brown, Huntley Brunko, Lori iw I Bryan, Christina Budd, Kim i , 1 A W Seniors 15 Bulanek, Lisa Burley, Scott Buss, Elizabeth Butler, Cathy Carter, Kristen Carter, Leah Caskey, Aaron Cesaroni, Phil Chambers, Tim Charlton, Becky Christenson, Tim Clemmons, Gina Collins, Mark Conklin, Andy Conner, Jon Corcoran, Ken Dail, Danny Davis, Bryant Dawson, James 16 Underclassmen xl-Q' x-. . 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'i. , y nd: 11' A - 1 J efferson, David Johnson, Christopher Jordan, Brad Judy, David Keeler, Stephanie Underclassmen 19 Keist, Jeannie Keithley, Scott Key, Lisa Kibler, Cindy Kimberly, James Kinnamon, Richard Kinney, James Kirk, Alan Kirkland, Dwight Klein, Pam Kline, Brenda Lacey, Janet Layne, Steven Lindstrom, Natalie Litten, Craig Luck, Michelle 20 Underclassmen 3.4 1 3581'- 14114 'i 'Q' ,. SQ, l! 'Sv' i' F 9' I- C r 3 T' .-A V. wt-. .gf-f-v ' L , 1 l 2 U 1 x., 5 1-an f ? 3, .F 4. g., N 1 Uk I' is ,Q 'nm .9- 91 6 QI' lx 4 X 'U s J? ? ,fbi ', ,A K, - ,, , 'Q' 'Q 'ig 1- in., 'YZ' Q- Q.-. azx . 2 nf a BAYI fnn nz ,?. 1 Taft' Q' l' . -. Ki E .ss . .lan ,Q .V Luithle, Mark Long, Pam Lynn, Donna Lyon, Richard Lyttle, Fred Maas, Pam Mark, Jill Mategrano, Mary Matthews, Lisa Mayer, Deborah McClane, Wendy McDonald, Christa McGarvey, John McKenzie, Dwayne McHenry, Brian McNeely, Angie Merry, Kathleen Miles, Becky Minkley, Dawn Minkley, Renee Mitra, Bibek Monnett, Valerie Morrison, Amy Morrissey, Brad Moses, Antionette Underclassmen 21 1 he 6 9 ,X 1 Q .if i . 3' , I Moyer, , Juanita T- -- . e NaSh, J ' Catherine P g - ' .10 Nielsen, ' 'L 1 Wendy ,Q- Northey, Duwayne 'e'i he x i i' I 3 Olsen, he . Wwe. Sandra 'N I ' h , e Orr, Steven 1- l -51, fx , 65 ' Pabon, 'r V I Yan A Frank ' ' ,ff Parrish, H1 I Melissa f ' ff if ' yi aver, on My 3' ,gg P J U if 1 it ff if gi F P 5v1fl9ll.l'!k'fz', if in., '-'iVi' -'i' ' W' 'i', ' .7 V V -- -' '- V.,. ,,.i..,n,,,,,., . A 4 ,,i, W A 1 , - 'i'VAiVq ly -h - Payne.David ' ,.,., ii A ,e,i,., J - . Pearson, l 'N . A 1 l 1 , 'N Brian ,fe i e , 4- ' Pederson, GQ .. 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Most of us desplte pangs of homeslckness beheved we wer gomg on to blgger and better thmgs We d been bramwashed Could anyone have known the evlls that were to befall us'7 The upperclassmen dld They must have spent all summer devlsmg thelr 1ns1d1ous plots to break us ln to college hfe For starters we were forced to stand 1nl1ne for three hours to Ai-L sf H K'-we become officlal college students However we came out of regrstratlon feelmg l1ke kmdergarten students bewlldered by hundreds of forms and humlllated by mandatory blue and whlte beames Of our own free wlll we d been demoted The upperclassmen knew It And loved lt Naturally everyone of them was eager to take under thelr wmgs a poor defenseless foster chlld Whlch meant us But those darn beames' Desplte all efforts we could see no good 1n them To make lt worse the upperclassmen were everywhere makmg sure that we never lost our pnzed college possessions And where beames go embarrassment follows After all they represented our lowly status of whlch we were none too pleased We only wore them to avold the final degradatlon whlch occurred that Sunday We were mvlted nay coerced to attend a speclal meetmg of the school judlclary assembly temporarlly renamed Kangaroo Court Here a few speclal people were recogmzed and justly rewarded for thelr outstandmg contrlbutlons to the precedmg week s actlvltles Eventually we reallzed It wasn t just us agamst them them bemg the b1g bad underclassmen After all them had endured thls same rltual ln years past Unknown to us the objects and rltuals we so adamantly desplsed served a dual purpose Through common expenences grew acommon bond We had survlved the Judson Inqulsltlon and together as a class Suddenly we were truly Judson Students' Fun Week 39 's , A J A A 'QQ 5' . -.' . V Q ' 1 ' A 'ir'-,591 4' . X . , , .X Q- ' -2. ' I , L-Q ,,: ' 4. ,J - MER .'-,gr IH.'lLA ' 1- 1,1 . - ., - it .4 1 .Q-f 4 nj .1 I ' ' uv fl E z f ' ' Y Y 7 ' ' 9 1 s , 9 - . . . . . . . ' 9 ' 9 9 ' 0 l l I if 9 9 , . . . , . ill, ri ,mf . . I , I . 9 . 51- I - fn, f. 'lx . . . . N . ,, . '- ' If 0 , 1 , , X fp' ,. 7 U at ' 77 R ' L he ' A - 9 I ,, 1 Q 1 . . Q Q - ' 9 . -g 9 ' ' . . . , ' 5 H . o , . K U ' . . . . w-am... WN gl A ' 32 3' . , H . ,, . ze 23? - F32 l 7 ' ' 'gg , f . . N ' li ' 9 U11 is . . H X . , ' , - . 9 . . . , . K . 9 9 . 9 9 9 9 . , . . ' ' 9 ' ' cc 97 9 9 - - cc 99 9 ' 9 ' 9 . . . 9 . , . 1. Keith Pederson shows his legs on Dress-up Day. 2. Noelle Perry poses for the camera in her pj's on Dress-up Day. 3. Sandy Schulenberg goes on Safari on Dress-up Day. 40 Dress Up Day -V-5 lk ft' ,, ,.,, , A 1 0535 1. J -Squad member Jerry Gilsdorf makes sure Freshmen Dirk Wellington keeps his Izod on straight at Kangaroo Court. 2. Bonnie Best starting attempt at The Big Burp with J - Squad escorts Jerry Gilsdorf and G.J. Carter. 3. Freshmen Bill Wilson kisses a hidden Brad Morissey? 4. J -Squad members cajole April Frost into blowing the biggest bubble-gum bubble she can. Kangaroo Court 41 42H ?fU'f- Q M 9 Q' l x ' , 1. Senior Bill Edwards races towards the finish line on his tricycle during Homecoming class competitions. 2. Sophomore Janet Priebe digs into her sundae during Homecoming competitions. 3. Noelle Perry helps blow-up balloons to decorate the gym for Homecoming banquet. Suddenly, there we were decked out . . . dressed to the nines . . . in our Sunday best. What Geason on Earth could have compelled us all to get so spitted up with no place to go but the gym? Even some of the alumni had returned on this special weekend to relive old memories and examine the Judson they had left behind years ago. The soccer players were heroes for the day as various couples, arm in arm, made their way toward an awaiting candlelight banquet and program. Sunday best? Alumni? Soccer? Banquet? it could only mean one thing-Homecoming, Judson College, 1985. Saturday started much as any other. The days activities were set in motion at a routine, yet oddly different, soccer game. More fans than ever before turned out to cheer on the Eagles as they battled. We still Wanted to celebrate the team's efforts throughout the year and what better way than to party, er, banquet? For weeks before, guys had spent hours pacing and wondering whether or not girls would turn down their invitations to the banquet. At the same time, girls had been testing hairstyles and trying out dresses while anxiously awaiting that special guy to ask them. Once we were all spitted up and ready to go we were great. The atmosphere was quite formal and yet comfortably laidback. Nets spanning the ceiling contained hundreds of autumn colored balloons, and candy corn on the tables completed the harvest atmosphere. During the program, the homecoming court was announced and, of course, special attention was paid to the 1985 Homecoming king and queen: Bill Edwards and Charlotte Robinson. As the program drew to a close, love-striken couples and other groups of friends made their way out to continue a night of fun. Homecoming 1985 made a lasting impression on the minds of many new students and alumni alike. Homecoming 43 44 Coronation 1. The 1985 Homecoming Court poses for the Lantern they are: Ric Hazle, Tom VanderWell, kirk Anderson, King Bill Edwards, Queen Charlotte Robinson, Jody VanderWell, Hope Wilson, and Bonnie Best. 2. Homecoming King Bill Edwards and Queen Charlotte Robinson. '59 x x Ns W 1. Randy Schulenburg brings his tricycle to a stop. 2. Susan Schory 1 shows a messy face during the sundae eating contest. 3. Bill Doran is a fx Judson nerd for Dress-up Day. 4. Dwayne McKenzie nerd, tries to hide 03' his bad habits in the cafeteria. 5. Jon 'Tun is nerd-for-a-day during Fun Week. U' It 525' 4 , W V 4514 e .- n a acta Q y K2 'T Class Competition!Dress-Up Day 45 Wx Xpx IM 5 N 1 x Q. .-Ui if , 1 1'.,.. - i 'V m I-1046509 so if lfllff.-5 'tl P f it it on , 5 Q LAW 5 3 , ,-iz'-4,5 Zi 51 '. ,5 'shim 1. Admissions Counselor Ken Boone balances a soccer ball in a precarious position. 2. As a ball girl Debbie Mayer picks up after the Soccer team. 3. The Judson Eagle stirs up fans and spurs the team to victory. 4. At least one onlooker prefers other fall sports. Soccer Fun 47 48 Fall Play Q! The Cast of The Servant of Two Masters Widow Pantalone Kimberly Wheeler Clarice Tara Greenway Dr. Lombardi Randy Dunn Silvio Ric Hazle Beatrice Lisa Ann Racz Florindo Tom VanderWell Lucia Brighella Julie Henderson Smeraldina Doris Ryan Truffaldino Kirk Anderson Servant cast members, Julie Henderson and John Clark pose with usher Cindy Davis. 1. Silvio confronts Florindo. 2. Widow Pantalone and Truffaldino attempt to hold the shocked Beatrice up. 3. Dr. Lombardi visits the frustrated Widow. 4. Smeraldina threatens the smitten Silvio. 50 Fall Play 1 rw, ' 7-M .19ad0 ,vo ,. 1. Smeraldina is falling in love with Truffaldino. 2. Beatrice and Clarice seem very happy with Widow Pantalone's matchmaking. 3. Clarice threatens to kill herself unless she is allowed to marry Silvio. 4. Beatrice battle Silvio half-heartening for Clarice's hard in marriage. ,. q - Fall Play 51 52 Founder's DaylParents' Weekend Suddenly, it was Founder's Day. Founder's Day? you ask. What's so special about Founder's Day? True, many will remember little more than a longer than usual chapel, five rows of Judson dignitaries, and all the Judson professors wearing graduation robes. Yet, in an odd way, it was a solemn time. After all, the entire day was set up to remember and pay tribute to Benjamin Browne, the college's original founder, and all of the other men and women that really laid the foundation for Judson College. Without each of them, there would be no Judson to attend. The end of Founder's Day ushered in another landmark on the college calendar-Parents' Weekend. And the parents came. In hordes. They came to scope out the campus where their poor little babies had been spending so much time away from home. Of course, to make things more interesting and acceptable for the Folks, we had to spruce up college life a little. The major occurence of the weekend was the Judson College student body talent show. Parents and students were pleasantly surprised to discover the hidden abilities and lack thereof that were sprinkled among the student body. As all good things do, parents' weekend came to a close. The parents began drifting off one by one, Judson life slowly returned to normal, and we would once find parking places in the Ohio!Wilson parking lot. Founder's Day!Parents' Weekend 53 54 Talent Show 1. Can Brian's puppet talk while he drinks a glass of water? 2. One of the singing groups in the talent show. 3. Renee White and Steve Layne perform at the talent show. Talent Show 55 56 Talent Show 1. J eorge Holmes sings in the talent show. 2. Piano man, Huntley Brown plays in the show. 3. Anthony Randolph puts his singing talent to good use. 4. We always knew that air guitarists Matt Granger, Jeff Hunt, and James Kimberly were sports-orientated. f fx 7' ' . .1- ?'lu'1 '. 3 f 1. We also have stand up comics here at Judson. 2. Kent Wade sings along to his -s . . . p y A synthesizer. 3. The multitalented Paul ' A ' - ' e ' 2 Stewart plays a little guitar mixed with a little keyboard. 4. Hope Wilson sings during the talent show. 5.Elliot Anderson pounds .Jr A his drums in the show. Talent Show 57 58 Fall Follies 1,19 Ng ll 5 C , 1 X I . 1+ f o , .1 , , 1 'I K 1 ' lx xx . 1 N ,I X 1 ll: L Q.. s 1 '. 'ws 'f Q ff lf S 43 FEQQYA- +522 he I . A 'E- gn f h 'A' , jg Q M E lMfwWWfl - ' I K Y' sa. . 1 ' ,, -1' 'W 3 A f-1 .f lr . V ' 5 71 dj.. , fl? -ff l 1 HE. ,I 1 li 1' ,f,.,,f C37 r ff Fall Follies 59 60 Football Mania J 8 It al 0 I as A7'B i 5 1 r'-'--x Q LU d .Y F 4, ,, 1 1. ,QP , I my.. V- 0016- 1+ mann 7 an w. ,. V .511 ,, a L? fl 5 Football Mania 61 62 All Night Long I r W gn? as Q4 J xffjii' All Night Long 63 64 Graduation O Judson Now We Hall Thee O Judson now we hail thee thou school we hold so dear Our thoughts and hearts are with thee though we be far or near We pledge our full devotion our loyalty is sure Our days upon the campus are swiftly left behind But we shall always keep thee within our heart and mind We gather now to greet thee time calls us far from here But we shall ever love thee Alma Mater dear The call of Christ is sounding far over land and seag With Christ our valiant leaderl, Judson shall endure. And youth must answer bravely whatever the need may be. Our highest and our noblest, our Savior God, to Thee We dedicate with Judson for eternity. -Benjamin P. Browne Graduation 65 66 Graduation Kerrie Anne Adams Kent E. Allen Kristi Janine Anderson Meck Mary Elizabeth Bibb John M. Bower David E. Brumbaugh Todd L. Castelve , Jennifer Coates Karen Kohler Collins Derek L. Cox Gregory John Dulski William G. Edwards, Jr. Mark Hartwell Ferguson Gerald Gilsdorf Joseph G. Gow Carol Lorraine Jefferson Charity Sue Lambert Karen Ricketts Lane George T. Limberis John Carlos Lundholm Martin Miller Debra Lynn Mills 1986 Degree Candidates with Majors Mark R. Adams Calvin D. Anderson Warren Anderson Steven James Bolerjack Lori Ann Brown Mary Elizabeth Carlson John L. Clark Sherri Marie Coleman Stephen Howard Cooper Cyndi Davis David James Dwyer Aubrey Fearson James Edison Giessler Judith A. Good Colleen Ellen Huffstutler Tamara Joy Kohns Kelly Lambert Susan Elaine Large Lori Lundington Sheryl Ann McCabe Tracy Scott Miller Spencers Allen Moore Odivaldo G. Moreno Adriana B. Mottesi Robert George Nahrstadt, Jr. Vicki Lynn Nichols Terri L. Opie Richard A. Parsons Sharon Kay Patterson Anna Maria Plassman Roseann Alesia J. Repke Raymond P. Rohde Jana Stanford Schmutz Ann Marie Sheehy Jeff Smaha Rodney L. Smith Susan Kay Stephenson Charlotte Welch Stocks Michael Scott Strahl John Michael Thompson Kelvin David Tohme Abraham Ukibit Paul D. Wheatley Mark A. Wilson Paul Mitchell Young II Freddie Dawn Morris David L. Myers Craig W. Nelson Deborah A. Nolen Larry E. Overstreet Christopher H. Paschen Ronald Dale Pheral John Joseph Pounder Charlotte A. Robinson Gregory Orlando Rouse Cathy Schuler Daniel Sheppard Alan James Smith Catherine G. Smoot Julie Ann Stewart Katy Johnson Stoll Sharon Taylor J eannane Rennae Thull Jonathan Wei-Yun Tun Helen Ruth Velleuer Kimberly K. Wheeler Rhea Worrell . 12 'L 71. ab 1 ,51- ,'bgfw4...4-.,-f- ...V ,M . C1 , Q df., !B I k.4.',r-5' ,V . 4 ly .n -U-.-In ' -' .f-rr ,' -.af Af N W' ' . f ' 4 , vw .mv A, I r- L' . sq .T . 1 . ' I K 1. Tom Ensign. 2. Another day, another play for the Eagles. 3. Mark Ferguson brings the ball toward the goal. 68 Soccer 3 Vr- lw -Niki x . H fWif33sfs9n95l' W we ,-,.,.-W.. 7 I., l fm 1 ' 1-H -,QQ -v ii, 1.-'.'5.1::.:L 0' ' ' , 1. Muddy Judson players get ready to put the ball in motion. 2. Michael Debbage sets the momentum. 3. A413 Mike Ferguson is blocked. Soccer 69 1. Fans show traces of anguish and excitment as the ball moves toward the goal. 2. Rare comforting from the other team. 3. Tom Ensign gets ready to take a pass. 4. 545. 5. A break in the play. 70 Soccer QS -I V35 yi aw if nw... M... in , Hflml... ...un 'M' 'Q' ml.. 1. Racing down the field. 2. Tom Ensign catches a pass. 3. 1985 Varsity Soccer Team: Coach Steve Burke, Dwayne McKenzie, Michael Debbage, Mark Ferguson, Mike Thompson, Robert Hammes, Steve Jacobson, David Payne, Steve Guy, Wade Harrison, Ben Piersma, Assistant Coach Dave Dwyer, Richard Jenkins, Henry Farfan, Matt Granger, Bill Tickel, Kurt Dequisne, Paul Stewart, Kelvin Tohme, Rodney Griffin, James Kimberly, and Tom Ensign. Soccer 71 cRoss CoU TRY 1. Sophomore Keith Thompson braves the mud and puddles. 2. Runners ready themselves for the test. 3. Brian Swanson is clocked in. 4. Cross Country runners cross the bridge. 4: . .1 1' 5 ' . m'::,5A. :.' E 1 . 1'4 w N X K ' 'S if- 1 I l . X 0. J s X '-. , 72 Cross Country , 'YA 11 ui? , 'Q 1 . , D . 6 x . 1 . to N . . 1' I '. F 1 - r. Q , .' ia -3 :P y.,Q:g5: 5 15 1 v FQ 5 0 jf ' , 2 ' xt . . . ., ,Z Q X 1. f ,.g,Q,,sdb 1 .. 3 ,xii . . 'MQ , x . Ania K 104. R 'I 4- ,. . ,V , . SS'?hYig-4' fin . Q , . - . H 'Zyl' A ' 'Y f-0 IL!'5f f1c' 'ft ' lille , . ,.4. ' fan ' ' 4 i- ' 3 0, . Q I .fi F r . 'P-, 'f , 4' d .f . Y ev A, .4 - Q . 4. ,var V S 5fff15Y 1 ei-e , 4x Q4 ' f sl '1 13,15 in 1 1. Scott Burley stretches out before a meet. 2. Brian Swanson breaks through the foliage. 3. Judson runners congratulate after the meet. 4. Brian McHenry finishing the race. 5. Tim Christianson runs a close race. x 553,15 ff r .., , KJ. L .,a. A. h.frf'43 'D Cross Country 73 1. Michael Baker runs the last stretch. 2. Cross- Country runners trample through the woods. 3. Freshmen Jesse Geibe is determined. 4. A mud- splattered Brian Swanson moves on. QJ 74 Cross Country 'kv' f 1 4, vt 'tg 'ml X I X ' . , 2.4.1114 , ' ,- .J ei -42.f'2ff3 q ,fgh gg, f -ve , V-1-A 7.52 ' ' f'7' ff X ff' 1 1 I 1 ,, 1 4 My 4:1 1 95 1' L 5 .16 ,V Q . .. y , j 1 ,-we .- . ., at P' 6. L H. Q, 3 ' fi 5. 4 .L Q -by 4 ff A I 'V , v y 'Q' , ' s ' '.,v V, 4 ' 59' OLLEYBALL 1. An Eagle serve flies toward the net. 2. An effective block by Sherry Taylor. 3. The Lady Eagles stand ready. 4. The girls set up a play. Cu I fr? T i T 1-Q ' f , 5912525 . 1-. . I, 4-Q25 , ,,. .. X25 , ,1,.. ,e ' 'Qi' 'V w 21 5 K Q gun .Q N'DQsArnwxw y'lr :fi gg wg, , , Qu' jr , 54 J ff -E Volleyball 75 ME ' 1. Steve VanOsdale lets the ball fly. 2. Dwight Kirkland gets the rebound. 3. Bill Doran jumps for the hoop. 4. Bill Rahn faces his opponent. 5. Eric Anderson jumps for an outside shot. 76 Men's Basketball 9 W0 BA KETBALL 4 gif 'A . . ' ' '-fa . 4 Q 9 ' Q , J , . X ' -. f 325 - .1 235 , 5... 3.5.15 . ': :w15' . M , in . 11923434-.3.i3g,7, N , ...mar ,gr - ,,.. .. ,. V 1 119. .A I Y. 'Q 'Wil gr, 555 A. 'Wfsy Q22 W... ... g- , MS an A -0 f w f, A , 1. Leisa Robinson at the foul line. 2. Tracy Kopetsky brings the ball in. 3. The ladies jump for the ball. 4. Connie Smith ready to rebound. 5. Leah Carter brings the ball down the court. Women's Basketball 77 1. Roger Henderson and Seng Khang leave the Held at the end of a long afternoon. 2. Another hit! 3. Where's the ball!? 4. Winding up for the pitch. 5. Waiting for the runner. 78 Baseball 1 1 ' F V W ed: ' 4.k,Zz.,. W, un- ? Q KP- . ,Wi Baseball 79 80 Baseball sf 7 pf ., 1 ' -2:1--.-L ..:,,A ,.:,, 1. Tracy Kopetsky waits for the pitch. 2. Leah Carter takes her position. 3.Charlotte Robinson waits for the ball. 4. Sophomore Kim Budd watches the mound. I , -A .0 ..','f 'g. wr ' 4 -511. 0 5 .M-.. fm' ' K ,, . I . Q , ,B . 199' my ..- A --'w ' ,...i J.. . ...3h.,, f , up A-. 4 L. . -..Q-LA' ,-va '- - . , :vp . . . 4.4. ... . 4.5, if ,M '. f, -rl-iv' . Zfk - .. -xg... ' nv - -. .-. wg-.,,.i. 54 ..,...,:,,F,-f -1V L. f V ,4 gn-3 ,. wq fire. A fx w --541' if .1-4' A? fs H' V ,K ' - 3Q Q: -4. nl. . ,' 'I A. . 'Ian' ,r . . A dh .- ,vw . I+ .kv Softball 81 1. A Judson backhand hit. 2. Tim Besch goes for the retum. 3. Yes, he's really balancing it on his nose! 4. Dave Payne hits the ball to his opponent. 82 Tennis WW' M Amffd. .? . R26 1. Judson Tennis Team member Randy Schulenburg. 2. The 1986 Judson College Men's Tennis Team: Mark Wilson, Bill Stonitsch, Randy Schulenburg Tim Besch, Bibek Mitra, Mike Gorski, Brian Pearson, Dave Payne, Kent Allen, Gary Crail, Randy Walters, Tim Christenson, and Coach Steve Cassells. 3. Tennis Coach Steve Cassells and friend are discussing the fundamentals of tennis. fgff .41 '.Qf1',1' A A lmgigpnf, Tennis 83 84 Tennis 1. Randy Schulenburg is determined to make this hit. 2. Tim, we don't think there's any damage! 3. Mark Wilson pulls back for the return. fi 3, fs ' B, z Q f' E 1' V P T, 3 5- I? .- E . . .1-gif :?g:::,j?n,j,jgj- -,jLH'q,'11. 3 1. T Q I Y 'S 1' Y . 193, L , it if 3 li' mg A ee. ii. 1-31 ' :fix Sw .. F? i-iv 1 :AQ . vie sv KS 'Aix xvw 'lr N, .pf ,,w7'7': I Ati., . . . ,A 1. M ,., .1 if x - ,nf 1 Wi ...MA .X . ,if 15' , '7 N .,' f ah... L Laxman 1. Checking Dave Payne's ground. 2. Bill readies himself for the serve. 3. Brian Pearson always plays in his shades. 4. Bibek Mitra reaches to return the ball. Tennis 85 ' 2 kt., 2 s..' 1 .,? f 9 A I O 1. Dave Baker and Scott Koster enjoy some time in the tub. 2. Lori Flegel in a contemplative mood. 3. Dirk Wellington spreading the good news. 4. Jon Tun: the next Professor Baney. 86 Candids 22 N -v-vw .V s S ' 1 '? H l -. ..J 4 ' A 1. Juanita Moyer takes a break from taking chapel slips. 2. Art Fessler - close-up. 3. Dave Judy, Carrie Sartain, and Dave Saltrom out for an aftemoon stroll. 4. Becky Miles tries to get some studying done in front of Ohio Hall. 5. +1f ':bl,,,5 An Elgin family on campus for some fishing. ,Q- Candids 87 88 Candids 1. Jody VanderWell and Charity Lambert enjoy a view from the bridge. 2. Phil Ceroni, Alan Kirk, and Tim Gilbert are wondering who is behind them. 3. Godzilla rises from the sea to reek horor on J udson's campus. 4. Barry, you didn't have to let Brian in . . . Wu -L35 1--5 SM 1. Cheryl Hartman and Pam Maas certainly have a scholastic attitude. 2. Bonnie Best and Kristen Carter enjoy a laugh together. 3. Craig Stephens is caught picking flowers by officer Scott Burley. 4. I knew the dorms were crowded, but this is ridiculous! 5. Nancy, we told you not to park it here. SEWINC? wasps v te, Candids 89 1. Bibek Mitra and Tim Christiansen scan the stacks. 2. Dave Payne and Melissa Parrish spend some time in the sun together. 3. Vicky Rainey is caught by surprise. 4. Bill, you don't have to pose just for us. 'pi-, 'N ' -u 4, 44' - - A frrffv ,, .. z- 'u w 15- I Q' ,f. ?.f'. 'E --. 5 . I Nr v 4:-f ,A . . 0 J'-1'f-14 u- wg ' P ' 1- JJ' t-'-C-. ,-. . WI. :, fv IJ 1 1... , L- If , - ,, . Y. ..1..f.:g3'J , ' '11, : 7-ffilg 'Ea' ', '. U l l 90 Candids u f' Jw ,nf 11. 1. Happy Halloween from all of us to all of you! 2. Keith Thompson is shooting Frank who's shooting Keith and so on and so on . . . 3. Now this won't hurt a bit, Jeff . . . 0 -auf fy ' ry' ' ff,---N, when-wvfarnvsn-v-A-fu-an Candids 91 s A .. . .-' .... '1 . , A f , e ' . VV . .- .If'. 1ilf1' , ' f V. - .. - X-'YVMHQ'-'.p 1 SW .1-W' 4' -V . - - 'f 5,-,frvww -f-'- ,..-. -N, 'YZ' ' 1 s -VVS -1' AMW ' ' . . r' ' fe-..:.5.f..z...V1.f.-:sf.. '- ' M .. A 5 - -.--.- .. M. , ...4 , . . -v V M ,...s-mx ' ' ... . . 4' W .1 . n f . ., .1 . . . . . X.,. r. A. .LV LV. so .V , KV. -V ..: :ami V SAEVQQAV , r 1 si: T' 1' 7 1 T' 'fs ' 4 , - 'wat 2 J' , - W 1.fff'21 4. .' ls .+QV.i Q X. ' 3 f-2-ww, ' I 'W' 7 is :,flff, fI'fl- fb:-u - 1, .1 M, k x , . H V Q ' 1 2 5,35-f.-.V-1 x X-.Q 2 V 'ff' ff J 7 ' A A V if, . as if- JK. V fig W -V fy' Mir N 9' .. is p ' ,Q 1 'is . - X . -V u s V' . Q A ,Q My ' - -so 3.. -If , to ' - v-2 - 'H' i r .V -2 QS . -- A -K. i 'V V sv 1 . . 2: gt-mg., 'Qu V V.. ., x W W-MA A. s v , i l -. hmm . I -,R x. V V 'H -ff . fx 5 . Q f , Q Q . '31 I L . I et X, x W., .,.,.s,Wmgmm-W .. X Q , . a' -1.'L..,.-HV A....4 -4 1. Dirk Wellington sits next to nature in his rubber pants. 2. Nothing's nicer than a clean spring day. 3. Jesse Geibe buckles down to homework in the 92 Candids Commons. K 1. Sisters, Joy and Cindy Wilkerson really do like each other. 2. Cheryl Hartman and Pam Maas enjoy a windy day. 3. I want to be in the yearbook, 99 H ' 1 xo , 1 please? ...rw f Candids 93 94 Closing It's art because I say it is! No craftsman completes a piece of work alone. He depends on so many others for guidance, assistance, inspiration, and support. So it is with the yearbook. We are indebted to everyone who has been a part of our craftsmanship: Scott Burley, James Dawson, Nancy Dawson, Randy Dunn, Barbara Evans, Lori Flegel, Timothy Gilbert, Matthew Granger, Beth Hughes, David Judy, Stephanie Keeler, Brian Kohler, Steven Layne, Natalie Lindstrom, Engrid Lowe, Christa McDonald, Jill Northey, Cheryl Potts, David Salstrom, Carrie Sartain, Jennifer Sparks, Monette Stanaford, Brian Swanson, Keith Thompson. THE LANTERN STAFF 1985 1986 Editor Frank C Pabon Art Director Anne Craig Litten Jim Murray Advisor Merla S1pllS1Ch Morris Photographers Craig Fullerton Flux' EE,.,, Y Nuns? H 'hir UNM ww! X ww Iiww www