Lake Forest College - Forester Yearbook (Lake Forest, IL)
- Class of 1980
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No peace lies in the future which is not hidden in the present little instant. Take peace! The gloom of the world is but a shadow. Behind it yet within our reach is joy. . .Life is so generous a giver, but we, judging its gifts by their covering, cast them away as ugly or heavy or hard. Re- move the covering and you will find be- neath it a living splendor, woven of Love, by Wisdom, with Power . . . K Un- .6 - 'e -an A- 'E meaning gd you will find thag ach but cloaks your heaven. Couragetihen, to claim itg that is all! But courage you haveg and the knowledge that we are pilgrims together, wending through unknown country Home. And so, at this time, I greet youg not quite as the world sends greetings but with profound esteem, and with the prayer that for you, now and forever, the Day breaks and shadows flee away. S Letter, 1515 Fra Giovanni Friendship is seldom lasting but between equals. . . Benefits which cannot be repaid and obligations which cannot be discharged are not commonly found to increase affection, they excite gratitude indeed and heighten veneration, but commonly take away that easy free- dom and familiarity . . . without which . . .there cannot be friend- ship. Samuel Johnson The Rambler, No. 64 This book is dedicated to Eddie von der Linde, Mark Nickerson, Bill Clarke, Brian Feeney, Denise Tumbarello, Todd Pfister, and Woody Price for their help and support over the past year. As Board editors they made contributions, in their respective departments, which gave birth and personality to the 1980 Forester. This book is also dedicated to Rebecca Konstan tinidis for answering nasty phone calls,putting up with me and the yearbook, and just being my room- mate for all four years. 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Row Two: Dean Eric Riedel, Gordon White, Dean George Speros, 'UL- ADMINISTRATIO President Eugene Hotchkiss III 9 P F' lil - s -?' iei' ' 12 Lv' r,, f ,rY i X V Row Three: Dean Cheryll Peppers, Harrierre jauch, Wayne Doleski. 1 l if 4 D g - ai . ' . ix 4 ' li. -uc XXX A . ' ' ., K . 0' xl' X ir Y' 41 Tony Lcguctt Susan Rowan Comme Ralala Rurhanc Bopp 'in' r I S Ted Carlus Al Zabor DOH Crdff f' X , .J ' ' f l .V t Bob Amaden Bill Woodard Helene Lewis lift 4 , X V . il , A Kathy Bridges Gene Brandt Ginny Coplan K :- B, Carole Wilk Mary Trochirn Arthur Miller BIOLOGY 'fb x '?'f ,rw Charles Louch Tom Samlcrs ll ,ug lin .xx n .N Walter Lilly Kenneth XY'cil4 l:VL1lL'V1L Glrfc I l 4 1 ECONOMICS x 7 ,' A ,. :A f-A' 4 ' ..a'b-M6-u ,.. Elf-, Murray Herlihy 3 15 fl' z .gf D jf f gf . if N R00 Helgens Rob Baade i'!f'?b1+- - . 1 Pd. l 'Q Q - ,Y vggvrg. Q f- . I ' -1.-, f A:-1 , 'sy ' . ,- fu J: :I 1 ja- Y ' ' , 251- 1 1 +,,g,,.-,qzswa ff, P -w'.r Www g I K ,I n , 4 HE., b r 1 x ,tar 14? 1 A 3' J! 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Q ' 10-,g,,.12r I . v K 'n ' s ffi'f 6f 3 , 35 3 v Nance Van Winckel 4 'fwfr Ann Henrz Q AN ml!! .,. .,..r S, .B Bob Greenfield R - V ,.,,.,,1A ,N -sf 'A ' .9 if B J' i Uffniw , .AI . .k , -, A' e. , Q4 'flail- r, ,V -- Q L. . 5' ,. 4 Q 51- f .1--K - ,f . , ls' E , 59 Michael Boyd gig A-f v . f ' A 'rf' FINE ARTS Elaine Gale 22 Alex Mitchell Iv 34 ww Ramona Mitchell -5-A v . Franz Schulze Laura hiclicwn Russ Turtcrmx' rw! U wl' 1btk'I-hL'J I. 0' FP 1 .., .. 1' R4 wb Orr I I 1 - v .Im OX f. - 'Cd FOREIGN i .X Nix 0 QQ 3 re wvx .. N. xfgg ...Y ,A ' 24 Clayton Gray Tony De Pedro Gertrude Grisham Francisco Sosa i H 1 LANGUAGE 'K ' Kathleen Capels Maria Wurchime ,lean-Luc Garneau I-1 NIIW HISTORY .1 9-N, Tom C 1 D e M Lem Mood d ah 9 S., I 1 ,faq 1' r I .lik .ZF 4 , 4 1. xi ' lg- , I ' - ' ' A a ,5 ,b 'H 'V I AX .?.g.-,iw 1 n . l WEN. 1 ' X 5' iF.'-xx X Wh ' ' 3 , . l 4, '2 95 X X ' X. v 1 '53 V Tom Ticlcmmr Michael Ebner Steve Rosswurm Ronald P. Grossman ' W. 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'ur up-'L Tung Hon Ieom, Lf Y 1 gr X Arthur Schmldt Rlchard DcCo5ter X P1 ld D H1 POLITICS ff xx r-an NW' 2' Charles Miller Paul Fischer 1 - C 'M Christopher Mojekwu jean I-Iardisry jonathan Galloway f s .. T K. id' - ,IQ 'I' x ' 'WSW 'V A i . .Zvi P. 1 1 f 21, 1 - - ..,. 1 -ad- Qx Edward C. Ingrahamjr. -Icrmld Gm-cn 5 f Q Rand Smith 41 K' . W X , W! 1 'Q' 2. A Th41U PSYCHOLOGY 34 ..v.,., Charles Behling Phylis Frankel 3 was W. ,41- Claire Michaels Robert Glassman J 5 Stephanie Riger David Kmntz . V. X in N511 '-'n ' TY-Q ix Ronald Forgzus 'E'-A i Kathryn Rindskopf SCCIOLOGYXANTHROPOLGGY Leo Van I-Ioev Greg Finnegan Arlene Eskilson -ii 4, . x.i.N NW' Richard Handler ,gn .yifill .meH lF . - ,. 1:::.:.... N 5 X A .-.-,Q H . , ,lg X ,. NP' WxNx'eNoNr,,N-wxxwlfi' Q,,,mW X-x--- M e,..w-wwf b. .muwiua xw-n NN V N hw- QRUNKXSNI Gene Muehlbauer H nge- 61 , X SCN 1 Igwzl K 38 J . . . Jg ...-..? . L..x3.,Q' Jn? 'F Q ,.. L PD f 4 I z.1 J: Y 1 '-TW I LQ' U 'Tl 4- 1 F xg!!! 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Front row: Yippee Dc-Laiitre. Sue Foyle, Michelle DelRosario, Amie Nixon, Nancy Horgan. lhlissinlu from picture Kathleen Sadler and jennifer Wettlaufem The 1979 Womens tennis team concluded a record breaking sea- son with a third place finish out of twelve teams entered in the IAIAW state tournament held at Elmhurst. Senior Laurey Gross won the number one singles title and qualified for the spring regional competition. Through a perfect 8-O dual week record, they advanced to state competition. The peak of the season occurred Homecoming weekend, when the netters and coach Cille Ramsey traveled to Lawrence University to capture the ACM womens conference championship with eighteen points and atrophy formerly held by Carleton College for six years. Wfhile Lake Forest was first. La- wrence was second with fourteen, and Carleton finished seventh. Gross won first place the number one singles and combined her efforts with freshman Susan Proctor to win gold medals at number one doubles also. Michelle DelRosario helped clinch the overall title by winning golds in the number two doubles final. Hogan , DelRosario, and senior Diane Peclc won silver medals at numbers three, four, and five singles. Freshman -Ianey Reimer and Susan Proctor claimed third place recognition at numbers two and six singles winning their consolation finals. 51 FIELD HGCKEY 1. . .- -,qffmwz I Qs F ----qgqy 6 1: 1-4' V ggi: . h '-'- s. uqa .ew -v .Q A - y-,ew-, A .14 ,ry lx X ' A- , bm, .-5 wi . -V -..- I' 2 , ?? 9 A 'Y '73-C7 - . -it: 'Q-x ? '--, .1 I, , ,Qff?'vg-.j, ', Top row: jamie Hayes, Lori Trout, Georgia Chafeehlulie Campbell. Second row: Nowell Trayes, Lynn Keepper, Hemsley Ganoe, Terrie Leonard, Rachel Steele, Gigi Flynn. Third row: Gail Bleakie, Skippi Smith, Maureen Hackett, Claudia Kuzyk, Caryl Weisbecker. Fourth row: Kathy Kappel, Margaret Best, Denise DeGugliemo. Front row: Louisa Dineen, Lisa Gould, Ashley Riegel. . 44 Lady Foresters of 1979 . . . Red and Black . . . R.O.P.E. Captains . . . Find a penny? Sauk Valley . . . Timed Mile . . . Taping and More Taping . . . Tournament of 1979. . .Score. . .Call 'em off. . . Three laps and circle up . . . Cows and pigs . . . Gig- gles . . . Hilarious humor . . . Double Practice - 6:15 . . . Go Red! Tonga . . . Eggbert . . . Mr. Sticks. . . Unity and trust. . .Donuts . . . Be hun- gry. . .Tackle back. . .Fire up, fire up, fire in! . . It's an omen . . . Best coach ever! Coach Findley . . . Yea, Rah, Hockey! -'tan' -2, x ,-1 4 . ,f .+ -ws N- ui' v 8, S WK n v . , in -'.1.s -. :1 ,F.?f:!'7'Ln ,-,s,..: 'L A- 8-'nz' ' .1 -' N' ,' -.-,ff ' , 5 ,f:H': cr'fqf,' L , . , I -.s 3 ' , f . ' af fl 'YQ K I '-grj'wg,, ?-'-Q-fafiwi ga' 1, ,ijt 1 :aff Jzjig, ' . v U .1 '-I ?s?f5iIilf5 -1.-fin , Wa I..,..t- yn A af-.- - p , ,J,fJ?:,,- I, .A yn-.. sim.. gif. , by-f?y'. t . 3 xvjhh r W-.cv .ig 1- -,PY .1 .lk iam 'L TZ' 'J-in' SESNA-s -.,I' : flxqy ' 1 I Y . 4 , I 0 ' ' , I . , . 0 . I ,, Q , -s - - - 1 K L llc W ' l' ' l ' I n '7. 3 F, . A P1 M' Q . 1 tit ta xr fl - f Os 5' r ,fffztv 1 W .'s rt '- I . - f0 i f 1 4. 1 'H - S I 'Q 0, .. N f l v N 4 Q 1 .. .,, A y xt- - . . . , .HIE vi. '.-lofi xr A. 4 1 Following a series of hard hitting serves and spikes, the women's volleyball team headed towards a victorious season. Seniors Carla Cerveny and Kris Cunningham demonstrated a consistently strong offense and defense. juniors Terre Rappa, julie Molo and Lois Wiesbrook continued to exhibit their excellence in setting up a strong fight against a long line of opponents with the stabilizing support of their freshman and sophomore fellow players. ULLEYBALL , F x . 1 VF, V J, F? --,H B IW Back row: .Karen Pearson, Carla Cerveny, Kris Cunningham, julie Molo, Baylie Smith. Third row: Coach Oing, Lois Wiesbrook, Rose- mary Michael, Sue Luedtke, Roseann Roscoe. Second row: Troy Williams. Terre Rappa, Front row: Debbie Porto. ,Jul f -Q h ,,. N -.M K .u Q.. .1125 H W --fa I 5f '- 1 -:' . - .. -f . --.' ,, . - 5 - -- Y 1 A n ' QW N tx KX F-9 X ff- If Wy .M . ,. ,,. X X 1 .XR T - l , Q, K L if FOOTBALL The Forester football team this year had high hopes at the beginning of the season. Coming from a pre- vious year's Divisional Championship, a healthy re- cruiting season, and an overall enthusiasm rarely seen, things seemed promising indeed. This season opened up against the Ripon Redmen, last year's Conference champs. Our Foresters played a hard encouraging game losing narrowly in the last few minutes. From there, the season was not in the Forester favor. A decisive loss to Lawrence, frus- trating defeats to the hands of Knox, Carleton, and Grinnel, knocked L.F.C. out of league contention. Key injuries to Quarterback Frank Melch, Fullback Pete Magrini, and Linebacker Bart Tiernan spelled doom for the Big Red. Individual, influential per- formances were evident by Defensive backs Phil Lombardo and Steve Savage, Offensive back Johnnyjoyce and Kenny jones, Defensive linemen Steve Sullivan, Rick Kaiser, Tom Wessel and Bob Winikates, Offensive linemen Marty Michaelson, Ed Pluchar,jeff Lukas, Ray Hagen, and Lineback- ers jim Brady and Nick Troiano. These players were instrumental in the Foresters' wins over Chi- cago, Marquette, and Beloit. 56 ' . Q ' 1 q. . 'N 4 . 'QQ -B ll my ,.g IJ, kg JL if - f- V -U --x-. -r, .v , ,af . , . ! Back row: Qoach Dau, manager Rick Lohse, Mark Stevens, Stephen Sullivan. Craig Kurtz, Rnqk K.user. Etl Plughar, Peter Cooper. Doug Peterson. Dan O'Malley, Btll Davis, Tom Wessel, Mike Peterson, Asst Coach Righeimer. Thirtl row: Ass't,Cu.1ch Yanta, Rav Hagan, Dan DuSun1nnu,LQ.-rdtgKaner, Nlgk Trotano, Marty Michaelson, Bob Winlkates, jim Murphy, jeff Lukas, Harry Ragusin, joseph Bopp, ,hm Bratlv, Asst Coach Baran Sec-and row Gerald Boberek, Brian Kavanagh, Rjnaldo Stefani, Bart Tiernan, Ken jones. Dan Clarke, jon Wynn, Hum Regan. Ken Bcrrmstuun. Frank Sroltnmnn. student manager Frangois Harvey. Front row: Phil Lombardoulohnjoyce, Bob Clarke,-lohn Fetlorik, Frank Mt-luh. Bull Mm lan. Stew Savage. Nlxkg Samataterma. john Caroselll, Scott Tiernan. Pete Magrini, student tral ner George Longo. fn Back row: Asst. Coach Doug Coleman, manager Randy Lauer, Charles Weis Hagman Coach Fntz Front row Greg Zielinski Adnan Moreno Charlie Cre- hecker, Steve Weltzin, Glenn Pearson, Tom Higgins, Larry Dohrs john sine Dave Smith Rick Swan Dan Burns Barry Jacobson jon I-lagenstein d'Arbeloff, Tony Mulert, Ed Hagenstein, Bob Wood, Gordie McKee jerry Randy Thiele Bob MacLellan jim Capek Terry Muvdr jeffGetz Scott Wynn The soccer team behind Coach Tony Fritz suc- ceeded in winning the Conference Championship and improving their record of 5 wins and 4 losses in 1978, to 7 wins 2 ties and 2 losses. They started the season slowly, losing the opener to Rockford Col- lege and then after defeating Trinity College in a very close game, lost again to Northern Illinois University. The team's coordination later impoved as the players grew accustomed to each other. Play- ing with intensity, they went on to win the next six games of the regular season, while tieing the last two. Coach Fritz put together a very good team both defensively and offensively. The starting line- up was made up ofveteransjon Hagenstein, Barry Jacobson, Adrian Moreno, Charlie Cresine, Greg Pearson, Larry Dohrs, and Dan Burns. They were joined by an outstanding freshman squad. The young team will be minus senior Hagenstein next year. 58 l gf- .M l- . jg ' 5, 2 . in -.--Q - ...dns .-,,- ' .ff ,- Q' -5 4, .- V 0 -g x .fffff Veteran players Francois Harvey, Dennis Drolet, both juniors, and sophomore Bob Martin were joined during the 1979-80 season by freshmen Steve Kaiser and Chris Roberts. Mike Dau coached his team to the position of Midwest Regional collegi- ate champions once again. lil , -1. -Q ,Q -.1 neg-H , . X I Xi!!! r v 34 .1 -- f Wa NNI- Juris Rf it NO insifr--.- ww:-v ...- ..-fge., ig 'xs-J .-aa .ZW-5 -own ii ,,,,,,....--af' .f- H' ' K fr, LK! Q. .::.:.,::: ,Q .x.- Y Q , nn- 1 --L.. ,- ---T H Qi' g3,4p:.. 1- W. fl WOMEN'S BASKETBALL The lady hoopsters proved to be an intense and hardworking team during the 1979-80 season un- der the direction of Coach Debbie Oing and Cap- ta.ins Beverly Rush and Nancy Horgan. Key play- ers this year were senior Renee Rice, sophomores Kathy Lushboughhloanne Starks, Ginger Morrow, freshmen Cynie Cory, Carlene Curry, and Karen Pearson. Back row: Beverly Rush, Renee Rice, Joanne Starks, Debbie Naughton, Ginger Morrow, Claudia Kuzyk. Middle row: Lois Wiesbrook, Lisa Bass, Karen Pearson, Mego Sledge, Rachel Flanders, Liz Frazer, Cathy Richmond. Front row: Terre Rappa, Cynthia Cory, Sandy Upchurch, Kathy Lushbough, Carli ne Curry, Nancy Horgan, Michelle DelRosario. ifuini M101 . one mesm- , ., .,AB lg.L H4-+1-1 -2 U. Xf- '-7.. ff KY?--1:!U,Q ' t Qi W' M - 4 J 42 X .fi- 4l at , 'YL ' Q., -49 r F' , . p X -I 1 1 ' I , , . ,-,- gui' Q is 1 151 Q MEN'S BASKETBALL The 1979-80 basketball season can only be labeled as a rebuilding season. With the loss of many key players, the team experienced a less than strong season with more losses than wins. First year coach Charlie Miller was pleased, however, with the con- sistent playing of his team. Dave Blankenship led the Foresters in scoring throughout the season. Other key players this season were Bill Chinetti, Bob Brodell, Barry Jacobson, and Fred Carter. Wins over Trinity, Chicago, and Grinnell highlighted the sea- son. .., :I , 48, sf rl Back row: Peter Wirtz, Cal Franklin, Bill Chinetti, Bob Brodell, Bill Davis, Tony Ferguson,john K.. Goodale, manager Tom Wessel. Middle rowi Lorenzo Renfroe, Tom Golrick, Dave Blanken- ship, Rick Lohse, Greg Giunko, Kevin Cassidy, Dru Ross, Alan Berrfy. Front row: Mike Statkus, Barry Jacobson, joe Campbell, Chico Velez, Fred Carter, Wally Co fey. Lx I 4- 9 i 8 4 ' 7 f H ' . s- 1 5 , 5 ' ' 1' -f Q 47 in -aff, ' -.fvfvasuwoir-n 5'- - ' ' -1- ,,-. . ...- ,..,- ls I A I 9 v B K-:Q -sg, -'-4 Ai . .,- , I fuzz' '-', ' ,Q , . . .'. . Q 1 Q 3 .v ... Y Q . A 'Lgffgf:1:f -. .---,--uiusu- X- . ,IV .nv- 13. : -Y. X V . r Q fi, N ' ' 5' i.--'-'DPA X . X X .4 N Q ' 'dig Q 7x -'T 1' .x :VIA N -. 1 Q T -I I .5-5 if 5 -ug- I - 9 ,4 ,,..--- ' Nqr - 3 fl ua I ...J F' Back row: jamie Hayes, Chris Carlo, Kathy Marshall, Kitty Llerandi, Fran Good, Margaret Best, Diana Pnpuwytz, Duna Finley, P.irii K.il.il Fr. int rt iw Ilwe l'inlth.un. Vin Cohee, Ken Van Spankeren, jim Sullivan, Bernie Doc-ring, Matt Shirley, Mark Shafernieh, Pete Alexander, PM W.iters, Gui Stehlei ,...f, I . . -LU it H,,., 0 . EL' L LH - 4. Chris C.1I'lO1lI1Ll Diana Finley were the e.1pt.uns til the LFC womens swim ming te.im. l-Livinlig wi in :he State Championship for three stmilulit i'e.irs ntiw. the Lady Foresters displnyed great entlmsitism .ind team spirit thruuluhout the se.1snn. New uiniers ti, the team included freshmen Kitty Llemndi. Kathi Marshall, diver Lyn Adami .ind iuniur Fran Giititl. They teamed up with mphiinmre Ruth l'l.ii'L's, iu- niors Karen XXv.llSl1 .ind Ruse Sullixpin .ind seniiirs Pat Kiil.il rind Barb Mellverru, tu limrm une -if the most talented. yet htirtlworlcinlu te.ims in the mite Divers Chris Carlo .ind Lyn Ad.imi iiiined sex'er.il of the swimmers in qu.ilit'ying liar the lDixisi-m lll Neitioml Chainpiunship Meet. lieltl Mdryli I L15 .md 16. 4-gd-. --,-.Y 4 .4.,, ' fu- H . 2' .. ' sf -' g, 0 'h-if lr 'A fks, .FKA A Under the new coaching staff of john Leonard and jill Henry, both the men's and women's teams were victorious over many Division One, Two and Three college teams and had one of their most successful seasons in several years. The men's team was led by captains jim Shannon and Guy Stehley, both seniors. The team finished at the top of their conference with the help of freshmen Matt Shirley,jim Sullivan and Bernie Doering. Returning veterans included sophomores Ken Van Spankeren, Dave Pinkham and Diver Ray Hagen, junior Peter Alexander and seniors Pat Waters and Vin Cohee. LFC pool records were set by Doering in the 200 yard and 200 meter breastroke and Alexander in the 50 meter freestyle. The team took diver Stehley and several swimmers to the Division III National Championships held at Washington and jefferson College in Pennsylvania. as NS: 'xi XX 'XXX ww- QNX ,X wmxq 'Ii 'ii' N name, X Qgx QA wg Sm XSS xx X x .1X3. I-qi., Qkhxll ,N 6 . 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A it I vs.. .Q -E, 'K' 4. tn-.'Xlfx'f-fX- la fi' , -A, ' ' X 0- pf ' A X ' x 5 'A 1, lk: h' laik- 4. Q 'Q' Ng I O X V.-. -its if J I -a ft day 15 done, and darkness falls from the wxngs of Nlght. Henry Wadswordm Longfellow B!! '1 f'i 1ww1'-H Or -59'-avvw.':?'5 ' 4 0 U- -' .. . f x 'I 6w3Qf'Qsa Y .I XL .nr ,I ,-,:,,, y..,,F.+- 6 5-321 wi-w.:1l: .1...L..g ORIE TATIO Orientation was a chance for freshmen and transfers to become acquainted with Lake For- est College. On the first day, while parents at- tended the Presidents Reception, students gathered with their classmates, residence staff, and orientation leaders. The evening began with a Presidents Banquet and an introductory lecture by Associate Professor Charles Behl- ing. In the next three days, students participa- ted in other activities by the Orientation Plan- ning Board. Scheduled, fun-filled events in- cluded activity and academic fairs, barbecue dinners, a theatre production, and the movie 'AAuntie Mamef' Orientation gave new stu- dents a sample of life at Lake Forest College. I' . Q N I 20 HGMECGMING '79 .nv 4 ,Kg N. Aw, .ng 1 Fi ' I:., Q K ' 5: Si, s - ' N .x,..,Q QU : 3: J YYM ? --f l- '?T S Kicking offthe festivities of this years Homecom- ing, was a parade featuring various creative floats. The movie Magic and the entertainment of Mr, Fingers expressed the magical theme. Sports events consisted of football, soccer, volleyball, and field hockey. Current students and alumni at- tended the Bradley Beer Blast. Friday night had a roaring start with the music of Memphis Phase II and the coronation of the Homecoming Court. Members ofthe court included senior Diana Finley as Queeng senior attendants, Claudia Panlcau, and Caryn Polanskyg junior attendant, Cheryl Tarrg sophomore attendant, Ginger Campbellg and, freshman attendant, Eva Zervos. The Group Night- hawks capped the weekend with a concert Satur- day night. Chaired by Diana Finley and Rebecca Konstantinidis, Homecoming 19 9 was deemed a great success. -Q Q-e-X.. J 5... qv 3 2, if-we-1 N ,t'X lf X-X .fY-x is J I ..?.- id B . YG, w - - 1. , .-w 'ft Vg! 5? N XQ IN .1 Jw Q ...whx x 0-7- ' 'Y ir-.1Ll A F, '-sl., 4 RGBERT REDFQRD D ,.. Ns. r . I 1 ...l 42 rio- 9-1 ,1- .Q Qui sg:- '31 in- 'pf' , u' I 5. ' nl '??f 4? I gf Al ,NPN Q. .I 1-'1: vvqUVv ,.u4sr.- gn lj - -.-, ..V IDL. M.-.-1 -Y ..,:-, , 1.-, 0,--1 Y O as www it The Garrick Players' first full-length production of the year was Luigi Pirandello's S11x'CfmmrIer.rInSean'lJ ofazz Author, from an adaptation by Paul Avila Mayer. The play, Pirandello's greatest achievement, is considered a landmark of our time and was largely responsible for the playwrights Nobel Prize in 1934. In the opening scene a rehearsal of one of Pirandello's earlier plays is interrupted by the sudden appearance of six people. Obviously a family, who tells the theatre di- rector that they are looking for an author to dramatize their story. They say that they are characters, conceived, some of them only partially, by an author who has aban- doned them and left them on their own without a finished drama to contain them. The strangers insist that the drama is in them and cannot by acted in the conven- tional sense. By their obsessive strength of will, the six characters and Madam Pace manage to piece together their story bit by bit, taking possession of the stage. In all of his plays, Pirandello inverts the convention of treating the stage as a living room, insisting that it is really a stage. The six characters claim that since they are embodied in a work of art, they have an eternal existence along with Falstaff and Hamlet. They further claim the director and his actors, the supposedly 'real' people have no reality beyond the shifting present mo- ment. Pirandello's theatre has been called i1teatro dello spec- chio or mirror theatre. At first this philosophical mirror world tends to confuse us. Before long, we are not only aware of ideas but ofgreat human suffering. 124 - I iiqtxc CAST: The Stage Manager- Karin Triivisg The Aetress - Mernie- yiine Ttinnerg The Technician - Bruce NXf.igenhurg1 Thejuvenile - Erie Stcivitekg The Lending Man - Bnh Freehlinlug The Snikuehdriti - Kathy Richmuntlg The Elettrician - M41rtyHeitzgTheDirettiir - Kenny Bernsteing The I.e.1ding L.idy - Ruhin Z.1th.irig The Scene Shifter - Lorraine Cope. THE SIX CHARACTERS: The Father -john D. Furnengng The Steptiaughter - Dudley Dwight Rossg The Mother - Dorian Perryg The Sun - Iftlxxnirtl L. Farrell, IIIQ The Boy - Gary Churehg The Girl - Laura Zieglerg M.id.1m Pace -- Sue Bonhivert, X 1:-,.y,. 'un I-lg I i . .Q 1 I aww'-J WINTER PLAYS THE GLASS MENAGERIE Laura Ziegler - Lau ra 'Wu S ca Farrell - Tum john Beaver lim 0 4' lQ ,A v Pc Q1 . 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A - ' , ' 3 3 'f ' r.. , bn W ' , x X 'iff 'IT' ' -'W Fa ii flognl Like some low and mournful spell, we whlsper that sad word, Park Benlamin Mutual love the crown of all our bliss. John Milton Barbara -I. Korell Rebecca - Saying goodbye to someone who has touched your life and filled it with sunshine is the hardest thing to do . . . . . . Don't call me Boo . . . . . .Where is my shoe. . . . . .I haven'ta clue... . . .Nous sommes fous. . . . . . Barry and Bruce. . . Everybody needs a change, a chance to check out the new, but you're the only one to see the changes you take yourself through . . . . . . Queen and Joan too . . . . . .This dress is new. . . ...Ihaveto. .. ...Nowwearetwo. .. ...I1oveyou. .. In four years we experienced the good with the bad. Remember all the good times that we had. - Boo 5, Rebecca Konstantinidis 5 if r V ' vi S x No legacy is so rich as X 'J xl Q F? is il Q w X l as honesty. X9-Nm 1 , I - X 17 Shakespeare .FN . ' 6: Q .Q X sq 5- K iv , Af . l . ' ,ri A 't fi 4 I M h - r' -rn: . 7 R.: Q'7:itxIr-f o In Q- Thanks to Mom, Dad, Broth, Duff, Val . . . The Big 5: Brian, , - , Keith, Sam, Val and me. . . Messrs. Wasylik, Yanta, Fritz, Byers, 1 J..- wi . l H Baseball,and Education. ' A x I A 1 1 V . i --3, ali, . 6 . 1 gn-.1 5' -sv ., 1 ' . A 4 , -fn, 41 X I .f fl X l David Beecher Q ' ff' Valerie Byers '- i. rr- 5 - tl a.. ' rr mfg- A. V Q . , 1. .-.. - . q: lswvxvfx in . X ,L U gf' 1- uk. y -.. , I LQ .A.- - , ...- 4.2 . ...ge-, ---A-.r-fe ,, .. ..-4. ...-.,,, su Milne, Hagenstein. . .the Ebners andthe Campbells . . .Hocl-cey, Il , '21 , 5' asf A ' ,Q A X M ' Q'-1 5. Qs 1 Nr 1 I Ivy., vllfx V-'D f ru ' l 'l fl'l. xi x' sq I 4 y V Al -b+9:J: Q!,',olt ' u :,'i4 Yip! 145 'wx Q13 az.-X ins? mf -1 144 Paula Stepter ff- 'WX ,- 36 ii 2 -5 wr? - - ' ' 'I F ,fQg,,x1- g'M ig5' x - . -V . 1 L' , , Ik, ' ' Z i .-xy 1 -5 A .3 lg ia. 'ff I Q 'im f 3 -K b 3 .N N , . 1 6 U ' I? 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Albert Key A man is not what he gets, but .1 man is what he should think of. He should think first of his character, and then of his condition. For if he has the former, he should have no fear of the latter. Circumstances Obey Principles. Henry Ward Beecher Q45 M-,,. - v-...-.-......, . nk , 49' Will Pingree X Nix Nw , if g.. Q..-M -iw A 'xxxfw-N. v xLi'.Nw. .xx S Xe ' X 9 sfpulf'-,f'S ' ,x x K 1-,x . - . '..': 'x' - ' 1' xxx'-fic. - L7 ' A-' . ' Q. gf -' , , ,. - -.21-'-1-at . 4,4 4, , 'lx fx -K..-U ' 4 A i Eg 'fr ., T :?3. 5:XS:1'X'i:1'q 5 A I X, -f ' , ui: 1' A'Sbiv.?i.-L j- ' . x - , A - N Wk, W. . , . wfifffig .x . -1-. ' -- .s ,'.4 - ? 5'fg '23 .. '5:a3lf'1 --mth -V .X .. Ig. ,rung - I Ja- ' - I .334 1 In '17, .-wg, .' . 3 . 'K ' ' ' 'Z Chris Geer Q N r L ,T 5 Q., 'W L af - vi if l. 3 'N x X ISNGY -5 W T ws, 2 :'! S Eliza S. Alden 0 iw- x- X, -414 vp' 91 ,N vit. , .- .- -.------...--.- '- .. .1 4. I- ,..g,i.:-, '- .,.- - all-' ',.. -- yung' gg'-'11, -.15 ,- N1 r -1 :.- fi.s741:.A:,-A -14 If ' bead- M 'JfLhin'-'- 7'-'21-' ' ?4a116mgQ.1s,,-. u--v ,A ... 1 - -' ..-r-'. ns. fag..-.-I-45,2 . PL. x if wfsiff' ig . , -13.1 -- v - W gli? - J .,- M'E1 ':-:wr ., 1-1' ...M I -A - - 'TY:'..am'- 1 i:-eenpvininr '5- ,,, .. . -.. - f ni if . x Lucy Gurnee Cumming A --r-'--q -,-- ! , - 4 -4' f -. V, -'R .--5c.,- IH- 'L-1 .. -QP 5g,.-gfinf' -II. asap- 9: -- 4 4-V -f- ' .I - ,.',A '.,, . an ,. hy- FLY, , af- ,. Leslie Birney L. .. 4 W- . 'F'Sf '75fw ',,f.:PgK'1 . +33 Q -,,--r ' jim Shannon Qs of AQ' ft 5 1 as ml 150 'r sf o Q Q I Brl in Miller Some men look for Answers Others look for tlghts Some lust love the treetops just to look to see the sights I can tell your future just look whats in your lmntl. - The Grateful Dead +1 NJ 1 f I, f 0... W s 'lf Hx xt- t Nx sr Constance Bercoviqi 152 -A ,- 3- 1,1 F ' f . C u' J X 1 - Leslie Klorz gm is 'A . kb . 5 V if 4' ' 3. , . ,. 1-n 'F W-15..,X IA' X Urs? gn 1 Q V . s' ' A-J'-Ll v 'J' WMI . ,, M 5 5 0- - ' X Jgssu' ef Q.: in fix its Sr J V.-in H 1 W. Stephen Murmy 1 'rl V-Kr' Y- .. i q' - VM',' if L I .WM i ' ' 1 I 'li A' T I E V I ' S A D , 'vh4 1A.v - TWPVG 'nb 1 ' ,x l ff f' 1 y ,J ry Q K ' ,QWXL ' P -i K if Z A ff ti?-..L x'f3 i 3 Q 4 ' Y' 1 5 1 ,QL v 6 I n 1 . XP' 'af'Y.1gg 1 1 - - ' - f I L X, ' 1 ., Q U x h f ' f , X X T It . I V r n P n E, .a v. Kristin Cunningham I- ,ga B?-N be 15' l . 1 w Uni! W' 'A .. , R- . gg- Tig f -,is '9- 'Fl -,-'ff-N., Olivia Fry Gloria Mikell 'wiv' I -J 1 f 'f 1 . it The beauty of life is that everyday we get another chance. My cup runnerh over! N X I vJ ' x. ' ii Q,--. X fa' ff, HA, A 4, vu' is, ' ' .- 1 V.-44. Nix f ' gg: w - 5 J' a 'WE ' i 'v ' v- 1: I ,, ,. .3 vo- fs. .- x-' ' -'. I txxxl . 4- .X W . EV , 11:-, I ' 'lr Ffj'-'N', R- V ' ' ma,-X-Q - . ,. . V x 4' -557. 'V ..- . F , . . V 2 I X -an . . 45' ' 'sG?'s.-T' L. , ' .1 . 1 1 '- Si.,- f' -- -,-1. -' . ' I T.' -s ' 1 1 -1'v Laurey Gross Andy Marshall -'H -.-4 Karen Pamlu Tom Grunnah -: uk ' g ., AH fr .,X - x:-N,gf! Lain... . . .3 ,afv cymhia Schmidt J YQ John Niven N uv- -. 'W QQ ,.. 'Y' fr f i m N V William H. Weeks . xXi Kr X 15' 'FW X Nz--wx' W sf NN It v xl . 1 X N vi 4 9 x YY QN XY X X Xxx A 4.19 'Q 3 W, -A-p, - uf' jeff Street 25 . Y, x Y' is .M '9 340' IX1L1I'y'.1l'1fl Mercer i 159 S I 1' ltmfd I V X,-ra: V ' -1. ff1r :vwj.j. 1.6, .' A .. --zu' -I .411 ffl-fzxf NQNB' , mf' 1 vr V fr.-, . Q-. '5 :,.,1 ,g,.,,,4-. - .-.. - D' 'Y 1 . ,::f:5f15:2-.lg,J15g:Sl7:-1QL . l ' ' 'fl ' :ir-333:-'5 ' I.5'X:CF-f'.-1,--V' - ' ' 'W--' ' xx 'wr-r 9 A-4' ' , - QE.:-:-' gag: E, 255.515 160 X45 ,V . . ,go ...c .5 , 5, Lwgg, and my Remy . . and dex . . . all my love to LFC . . . Thanks rv.: V, fix' 'WN 3-7' N., ' -I Maryann Smith s A Only whcrc have X X .lllnl need .Lrg unc, And the wurk is pl.1y Thr nmrml sr.1l-Xu Is the deed ever rmllx' rlnnu For Heaven .ind the tbuturu N Mikes. 5. Rulwrr I'rusr From 'Inn ,lV71ll1lf7' lm Mm! 'I mn 'vs X Y- 4 Q 9 m5: '+-fv Terrie Leonard J ...z 54 fi , !1 jk . 1, 5 - ,. Dx , A' ' - IJ - l if 1 . ' 5- . 'z ' .1 Rs -'r, QQ, 'Wi . -:lf una' K , . 1 1? t. EF 4 3 :' ,E - - ag-A -. 1 r ff' Ax , , .-N. . 'He' A Q. X: Q L :Y Tammy Smith ,s Patti Kalal What lies behind you and What lies before you are tiny matters compared to what lies within you. 162 Emerson Virginia Reichl Kim Mitchell Thanks to God, my family, my friends and members of the LFC community for a truly educational experience. Keep in mind: The city of happiness is within the state of mind. CMy Granclfatherj Y lawn' K S , ff, ' -:is , 1 f f 539.15 i' Lisa FOSCO Tam Gill Il 1 Paul Becker 11 Dave Hearn 5? 'S-10? 1 'vii .ff dy 4a J! Q' If ff . 9' fi f If 6 I AQ! I ai ,, e - -y .fllf f sf ' sfiuaff 1s Qi! HQ: fi 0 'fain 'I 169 Y 'eff' A Tim Richards ri' px fid' 'W YI HQVGW gi-, ,.-., - l 'F-EB George Geb Cook 7 1- wi 1-' N U -f 4,,,.4 LIL -.an Wh! .1 -I. wifi' ,. -D Can anybody spare us college kids 9. dime? Richard Thompson Harry Chandler 3 -N A jim 'Q 40? - 'D 'Q 10 1 fm, .Quik jim Barry Eric L. Stovicek Dexdre Vmcent ldv' IUCCIYU Burton Xvell. Ma 8: Daddy, This is it! We'x'e finally nude it. There were mmm muah xpmtx, but we Saw them through. I .im tontlnmllly' Wlftlftf-L11 fur .111 you've done - for without you there wuulti turttmly lm mr ME! Luv .'XIw.1x N, Yuur -Lrtrghtur ,IIJLCIYU 1' Dave Harter grit K '.J. W Y-34 ix , ' Q3 f,,---g2i..?2f.59r 43-93,4 , f'f .2- '0x, -rf john Fornengo f 'X Ex 42,6 ' N.-.fiwf 5 N- N ,, . Q, bf.. , - . 'N A x XQ4-s .I , Mary Wilch v,1 X Nancy Alrmcycr u 'IJ - -f .xy 7 5 X -. Y-I . j . 70 31' 1 as X fig? Karen Mulligan jill Cartier 1 Maura Hogan HJ, ...I .9 vu. 455 Mike Naimish J -lie -f f --7 Par Waters X 'I X. vi ,ffiv Doug Peterson X I Every Picture Tells A Story Tori: Whenever I see your smiling face I have to smile myself. . . Tricia: So let's let the good times roll and roll with the changes , . . Tori: While were taking care of business, say hey gorgeous I need ya . . . Tricia: Lets take the phone off the hook and disappear for a while . . . ---t N T -.x QR , J- U at Tori: I-Iave coffee in the morning, cocaine afternoons, We don't need to be forgiven . . . 3 if Tricia: I believe it's time for us to fly. Lets go! A-refs-5 s li' A '- s X c- 2 -f . Eff' . ,' Bw ' -Q ,jx-V g.,- . -Q , sk- -tr X, ff 3 ! 7 . 35 Victoria Lence 'ws MQW Ivfw -If x,N. Q - -s ffm' - Patricia Gordon vw- ,u 5-ai xanax.. --9 sf-Ytw-'.:' -'rar'-. fy i - . ' W. 292- If ,F 'Q-, . :..f,. 'xv I fi, 1 W rp , Xxx 'L' T,751-'N , , a X 'k. ., ., Algg' -..,,f:uf1'a - -,, -..-.,...-.15 6 :1 J I J Q ,fue Q X u ',, 51i 'Urin- - 1-...nl . K .4 IJ +R. ,. 7 P, s -, M: 1 X R 'Hin '5-2334.1 Jftg. -H , ii: Q, I 'A l .B y , ' - N ,y as l f 'iv ' ws 1-..i,1:l ' - -1' -f l -4 I 3 vf Coquette Elliott ' x -I 1 W gi,- 1 Bonnie Lewis l i l l 1 XVh.1t we h.1vc tlone will not lw ltwt to .ill eternity. Everything ripcns .it its time .intl becomes fruit .it its hour. - Divy.1v.1tl.1n.1 vii ',.'?A A . 'TQ 1 vi fi s...1 5-.rf A 'sr j Anne I-I. Cameron -1- ' - -FTF!!- 4, - ' . :Q Linda Absron ,F-.nn V4- rf' 1 I' E: .sf B ,W N3'55,Q ww' ,QB -v W -xx ff i . 'ff 35. r E 1 , . .,. r Ns-,x . 5, ff' x, ' 4 Q wr ..,- - ,4 -4 a QAJ we 'gl' N-'X 3. , v.-41, 1: .. It 1 fx f' -Jr., rf'- 'rf 4' Cathy Lisa Phillips Gould 5 'ff f . fs-Q A ' 4- , .', , an f l ,M - , 11, ,M I. rf -2' Nothing begins, unless first a dream X X9 1 4-vw .Q Qu- ,A vii X N Q , X X: . - M' 5 . g xi MK . v ,z -: . 5.1 5.0, X r N v , X e f ' I ' ' Lindajones If you have faith as a grain of mustard seed 176 nothing will be impossible to you. - Matthew 17:20 N' fi fx I Jill Beard 'IM l Jocelyn Willis ' ,Q 'Q 1 lv F I Ni pl l l '-' J 2 1, , - A lllllll Trudy Hardin Deborah Towns y- g. pq 94 .ei 4' ' ,I 1 r' 4 ' A , y ' . is '7-. ' N- :gi-T V- l M' Q -LJ' Q -,gl 'fs gf' 5471. - ,V 'xg vu L- .I--' Q ' Aff- - ff :rw 4 T '-ffm' 4' ..1:,. - nay 11.5 iF wx f x Wx 'Z' x x4 s,,y' X' S Roberta Smith Linda E. Gay , in' '1lIFI'2FnL' , i iii 's 5 N Morah Alexander . ,-I-ig f M42 , .- ,.,.-.-at :t.t. - .-.l,3x'i.u v 1-u'L.,, 1 .. . + :ESX X Z uni-1 A l I. x XX1Dl K ! 2 ,N ! I Leslie Epstein N ' kv Ay f r .A- in-an-uuuu U- if Everyone must believe in something. I believe I'll go fishing. Ni gg -'Vii' 351. 'H Us' . , Q M, X, 2 Q 2 . k :Q - l Q P Victor 'ik' Berg Linda Klinger f si rr Then the long sunlight lying on the sea Fell, golden gold on goldg . . . slowly we climb the dunes in silence. Thoreau x-N i 'ia iq! K , Sp' . 3 x. 1 YQ. :iQ Q I' . x 5.-rx, 55.42 -RFQ 8 x it 1 gl 80 , gy an Afn, f,.,' 1 Q - -,V ug. 0 r:. .-ff.-,f-'-:nf 'f ,f:..-P :s .-3,1 'j., Jr- 5?-'V-,I 4. 1, f .gi-nr ., , , 'D 'lla V' 'F X '-fvif . ' i' gym r -fc ve-Q - f Q,Q.w:Q. ' ' K ,. - - , we-X fx X Q X2.- .- gQr,f.::m zt. -I. Q Q X. GH' XQK N QQQ ,XSV Q T A Q X N X , .. - K riwi. Qr . MQ - Qi , .N-W . , ,. : x -.v ,. -5 . ,-.T , Q ,- r Q i. Q . ' 5 .sg D Q, ,. N X S px '-X 'sw - -- -av Nexmrs- S RNEXM-SX , .xwiwkziix fi? X Nik i wi SX , iggx Ni x A2 ' 'X-, Q ww - my x Y ,QQ Q. .X .Q '. Ng. Q' , Q ' ,,Q Q xyq, K Q X xx ,Q Q Q . QV- .r - ,Q, .,-.Q .Q ,-- x . ' -Q,,.- , .-QQ. X.. .. .- Q4 Q- X 5.1. QQ, Q YQ, QA -Q -.f -QQ Q. N1 --'P--me N-. -ex-.'-Nr-. gf , b -A vy K .Q v r- - cm ,Q 1- . - W Q X -e'Q.QPX'g V - f er:-tex Q QQ Q Q . Q Q b - Q 5' '4.1i.x--fl 35 - Q ffl- ' V 'lsrri X '- -- e ' i Yfxfixg - -Y' - fe XS 3 QQR N,Ag5x X we XY QE Q .MQ Q eg Q AZ- 4 GQ , 5. Q AQKXQQQ ,VN TQ ,N 1.- ' S 2 y ,N ee.:.:vqxQ r , ,gi X ' gg, QQ X xg ,Wm Q ' e ' ' N r' I x Q -x x X, -V35 xx X-. X' W - ' F - Qf Aff-w Q-5'-we--Sri? Sk x, .41 Q . Q, Q. if iQQx.Q.,Q. Q- X5 .QQ Q-g -. . Q Q -.Nz X QAQQX. .X xQ,- , , -.iz QQ. QQ, QQ,,..QgiQi g g 1:-' e. Q . , - ' ' , ' -- vsxqzx. f. - Q - , ix Q Q Q vxx. Q :3,Q.p- N- q-Axe :. - QQ QQ 1. 1Q ekg px'-1 --2 Q lr' lv' N ' ' '. 95' wk 'F ' Z, fzr X. ii. ' Q X Nr N X2-S - , Q5 N3 - l 1 A A' .Qi X5 ' Fijgfj, ,vu f john Martin A Q, ,F Dan Gorman O God! I could be bounded in .1 nutshell. And count myself-.1 king of inflnite space. Were it not that l have lull drums - Hamlet Act ll, Scene 2 181 X V gg, af., xx Lyn n Keepper 3 Gail Bleakie Y-11 ,X -cr-ff' Michelle Burke -. E., 9 Lau rie Fai rh u r 7 fx ' X X. A Cindy Shulman 4 Joy Stillpass julie Forte X . .N ,iii - cf. ,-N , .,..w-- KX6 Cnryn Zapponc , A : , ,124 'f '--gsx . .v . , 1? 5' 1 Zu' 7 ,4 ly ., OQQXXS I! ' 4Q' A1 lin Q ' xx wg 11: 9 Q,Q '. gg IIQ 'fm If 0, M x 1 4 . fb -I-IMA' ng jim Gregory Earth is the cmdlc of nnmkimi but m.m cannot live in the cradle forever, - von Bmun Marc Krimen 5 M l Bill Hargrave Now is the time to uget a job. ,fr fw 'bl 1'1- ' J 'li-.' 3? X ,rf Q. , 5132 133: ,J - -4 . - h ' fssw, L4 'I Z 1: Jaya - Q .,-, ' -. v 3 -M.. a x I , M 42 N. A 1 ' 3. . 1.1:-4 'i -+.tf554'Z wr. -- X i if 5. 1 ,3Ll,,.,Af Q :V ,v,!F.'.- - :a -.' LI' 4-2-, - 5 H :sv . it 11 . -L:-. - M, 3 Q., - .1.,,.f Nj'--.. - -1... at-3 TXFY: - .4 s r ' :,.-pi!!-.g.. Culture is the flowering of the gi pjzi35'Y Michael Schorsch fa '- l A X ,i'i .2 AE 'Q X .5 5:5 g l ss ,A c Q effort to select. Le Corbusier S.S. 318-44-4842 Ned Babb img . s .K -- ga 1 I 4 ' W. . , ix Sarah Farrington Q, W! ,. YN X N .,.,:ii - ,X N x x S x Q. . .-.ff b. 188 -is CZ. J o av' A,P lf - , 'gk' Xbfib W V N U ' Yffhfffi: . vw- NQIISITEQQZ3 xi X ,XX . ,.::,.,: t y, .W , s if-' 1 - 5,-v ml AL A? I wsop LX? -A .rg gk -gr' k 5' .f.'?5 xx, I N john Fedorik . -nj: , ESM' 1 X, 'fx :, -- X gi . - QT -'f x sf RSX, .f ' fx. 'Q Guy Lopez Farzin Ferdowsi x :fr ...., 2 3 fb 3'7- 'y f ,I x I x N l JZ Edward fSkipb Tillinghaust Robert Perkowirz Peter Melcher f X1 X 5. H ,-'. A -,M '14 My candle burns at both endsg It will not last the nightg Bur, ah, my foes, and oh, my friends, It gives a lovely light! - Edna St. Vincent Millay 190 -Ielvah Palizban Diane I. Peck vg, Nancy Kristenson Sylvia Bodmer .Ioan McDonnell No somos patrioteros. Gaston Pigueira N 'Ri .. . To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield. Alfred Lord Tennyson . W W, N vx ' if x x N :E +:- Q, 1 -.,,hf 5. -, , ,-A. 5 ,EI .bla . F f . W X X fis A., . . X ' 'gx' .. I N . N- ,a if . X , 'K , l, xx . 1 Q e ,iv W' nu ,- Q 4 ,'.2'n' VS, V K ' 5 , 'MA A .-. R f 3 in .f,-wi-'-'EY-if ,T P' 0 1. '-Q-sl f 'X . lk. Nxfxnwx ,. .X U . D y h . Q. glib-x..:A,0T'0 Q X, : g ' a -.F Nr.. .www KX? - ,V , im. -. . l-. K piX'flwx?:-X AL xv, . 0 ,g k .cv , 4.-' lfxlfexviz . r - - 'I Q 1. f l FY S' -A -IR, . V I ' ' 'f '5'3if,3. , x-Q'?S5fvi4,:1 w-. ' ' ' 'f kHr - -,zkffrxa -- 0 ' NE: + 436, gg . QA X N 9 . N . l A 3 0 f 3 X 1 -.zz 1 ' . .rt-'-: 'rr l gig g 192 O in .I a,i ,F '.1s: lg In S gs F01 '31, v - , 1. e.?k .YW john Allen uw-Q,-: gzzza, sq---' ,g xQg'i fkQR f'KQ5f' .I - 1- . . -H-r ' Ai. ..x ag.w:'a?' 23' lx? Gregg Overmann -: .w.,.,M M14 1 yvb ' x X I a. 'Z . I J F' r 'I ,. l i u -f I Susan Susman sl I .f I Struggling to carve rnysclf out of imlmwuutl, but rcluumnt to mkc un .1 l.1xtmAu fu Patti O'COHUOf v x. TY'-war xl xx X. XXX n '19 .' ,JP A 5 o .42 :uri f -K Q, 3 1 ,GP v iii. , J Psi E52 cf Peter Cutler -0 if 'lv .Q Stephen Mackintosh i K' ,,f , 9: T David McKenna Tom Loeff 1? if Tx NY: 5 A,,,- ff .4 . fm., A, Q '1!w 'l' 1: I'm too young to be where I'm going, and too old to go back again. - John Prine .Ns -X 1. - MM- ' NB -5 -Q p he-' ,- v in Roberta Casey The woods are lovely, dark, and deep. But I have promises to keep, And miles to go before I sleep, And miles to go before I sleep. on Robert Frost Stopping By Woods' Merniejane Tanner x . -4: -. j Wvxwfiax s:..,.x N Q NN X- 'Wikx 137' Q4 U'-...f ix Qp- Guy Stehley 'Y Doug Sokolowski 1 E: , Q X 1 .s X. il . . . like a cool summer Breeze, God has made his presence here, hoping that those he has touched have felt the warmth and honesty of his friendship . . . gig- A L 1 .. I 9 u . I I nz: l I I l u I I li Megan MacQuilkin I can think whatever I like to think, I can play whatever I like to play, I can laugh whatever I like to laugh. - A.A. Milne .XIX A A 'pq Heidi Maloy There is pleasure in the pathless woods, There is rapture on the lonely shore, There is society, where none intrucles, By the deep sea, and music in its roarg I love not man less, but nature more. Apostrophe to the Cceann Byron Martha Stevens W. Doug Doolittle B james Hettrick aQ,4,, 1 r , 'nw 1: E + '34, 1, , , .I 1. .., , 4 ,V 5:g:- . 'zlgiz-.'. ' ' 'f 'f ,-1 I . ' ll' '.p,- Li ff HF' j i-i?frf7Q.' Q ' a 4 L1 -:i114?1i7i,35. 12...-Taiggiigill I :sei 2:2-I-F413 M4 Q E-.-.-.-053:35 '51 Kevin Cal Cassidy Franklin 'J ig, 1? i i f gr 1 n . V' if .f kj' ., s r gr a ' I 4 X V 1. : HA Y 4 - ,--, x SL' f, X 932 55721 D X1 'fs 10' This space reserved for my personal aphorism. Scorr Pedersen ,S fi' Q v Q 3' 4 5. Vincent Berg -Q. f' are AA .f X X f -5 4 ii .: , ,i W x ,. ig,,P'.i 'fy ., . V- 4 5 1' 'H x A y ' I J ,aa 'Q Aa- f L X Rick Lohse X D 4 , V ...Q f. 'cw' I. . 0,1 1 DS 1- I I .4--1' I I -- n.q--- .ar vxsa: 11 1 F' -1 dffh -W x ,Q fv- 1 '71 I 'lim Kellogg 41,5 F' A in L -,F .,.' '- .-4 R ' , Q V 53' 1 fm lu l Q xl' IL. , L .. , xx, lfi iq' 1 :- l 202 ,YU , . . l X Q Y I -A ,v ,IM .Il I. SM 'F :ll 1? i 3' 2 ' ' l S . Q ' ',: 2 5 if 4 3:5 ' ' ff f w ,fi Q ' v' Q: 2 f . 4 . ...eg .4 ,g 'Q' H 5' S -5 if: ?.'?i .I .,.- 7 i4 Q- it R5 . :-.1 '- xt tix-. 9 Tom Harjo i am on the path. just another alien indian. - p. smith I'm going on clown to Tulsa just one more time . . - Leon Russell , . J Que, i X V- , f, . -lm- 'EI l. I, , 'l 5. H ,Wu mu .0 .I , J.Qff'4'f 3, ' .' W f fi -,:5 'I 1 gi' ' V .45 - 'ua 'fx - .L ji 'e.-9 ' gil A.. .Lf xl I if-Xu 4 fix Iliff V Mark Wilson ,l0hf1 OFPCU 5 Ed, I think you're ripping me off. Wu Wei Erh Wu Pu Wei By not doing, all things get done Lanz is the best af .f 1.-fi 7 C Ed Stroh Michael Burke Yo Doggieslu 2 ,J Y '..-.. ,,,,,,,l V Richard Bickle ,ff i 1 I F - -5? 204 Keith I-Iarshman Me and Dick, ve york in mine Holy shit, ve have good time. Vunce a veek ve get our pay. Holy shit no vork next Clay. Chris Smith if Sl ,4- Brian Feeney if rln fr r X 1 -n , AB The process of sound philosophizing, to my mind, consists mainly in passing from those olavious, vague. ambiguous things that we fuel quitc sure ull. Um something prcCis6, Clear, dclhinitc, which lu' rcflcttion and analysis uc find is involved in the vagut- thing that vw start from, and is, so to speak, the real truth Ol-XK'l1ICll that vague thing is .i sort of shadoxx ', l'lt'rtrand Russell 'rm Pfiifmffii-l if it .- Every object is holy, and next to it is another holy object. All objects are holy. If the observer would understand this - the whole picture he observes is holy, infinite in quiality, minute in its minutenessf' flvan Albright, june 10, 19733 ..g,..,, Marcia Riefer Sometimes the smallest jobs present the biggest challenges. lAnonymousD Michelle Morie 206 ,g-K f ' K0 Constance Esposito Jr! . 4 St. Nancy Zahnle at Illllllllll Il ll vw-11 1 rl 1 .1 '1 .l,l lull I li Il nun 6 fL:o:a:o:o'a'o'o:o:a 'Q 1 o c e 4 a o s o n l IV, 'nf .lb ii Jeff I-Uk?-5 Caryn Polansky .1 X . V , f T.1m1 Pause Cursing the quest Courtim: J1s.1srcr Meaeurclcm mghrx rlwrlw-wiv Momcnm wr' FUNI Glimpscs uf laughu r Are rremumd alum: the rmm, Fmxclbur: I . . 1 1 , .rl iff. JJ 'Vi 8 ar , Q- ,W -Q , a.........,..,,.. .... ,.., ...,.,,....x ,Nw .......... N..- xx I +5 ww-f 5 fZ'f 7321e . ,,, ggi.. A Qi, A 142' 4 .4 E., . ,Vx Q if Q1 47.01- .fi W4 59 UK fr .wg A .ML ,.. Q . 71.1. fig-4.-JR.. Rick Kaiser Terry Peach 210 yL. wk! wi - rr -5 Q, ,gg 0-4- , I 4--P: ' tal el' . -far, . ' 4' If Y' 1'7. if F L 4. 'J IU ' W Bri.m Curtin 'Q Bmw Mwrmm 212 Barb Van Flein li-i .,--, 3 X 1' Kevin Nunn 4? 353 .fi V '43 fig: 5 fly' 593 .Q g LW 0 William lkpcazu .,f- --.L ohm ,Iuycc 95 x! 4315 ' 1.1- - X 5. 'PV 4 Brad Perkins 213 4 Anna Idol v-'J-. nh 1 pp. 2' N- .r i 'Q amie Mannion af 5 9 I Cindy Iglitzen fx - if fi?':x+ .,: Vx-s . L U 1 m. 4 I :N Q Vw .ij ,W 4s' ,Y Q. 4 Q.,-rf S' 53. AT .. af- N CSD Mary Ellen Cross K Ri 7gg ,f , -.f Q I 5 VL Y Philip XV. Palmer Steve Kelly E-7 f ew- 0 ,x , 5 4 lfr, 2 Lisa lVlCCdy Barb Merlo WE REMEMBER . . .the pub. . .Sleez1e. . .Beatles. . . johnson Science Center . . . Chemical Reac- tions . . . Merlin . . . Grand Prix . . . The Supremes. . . Lois Lovelies . . . Cleo . . . Security. . .IfIwerea. . .Kells. . ,Nega- tive iMegal calories . . . Lite . . . diet? . . . Szabo. . .ro1aids. . .so whatdid you do last night? . . . Space . . . We're not sisters. . . South Campus . . . The Boo . . . Mouse . . backgammon. . .The Greek. . .Third floor . . . Bless our mess . . . the bar . . . I-Iangovers . . . I'm never gonna drink again ...lamsure!. . .OurRA... Doc. .. Inclement weather in the Kingdom . . . Lines . . . Seaway . . . Al 8cJane's. . . Il Forno's . . .Midnight Munchies. . . hot air popcorn popper. . .Cigarettes. . .I-Iell's Belles. . . -A hot scoop . . . you light up our lives . . . ' AND WELL NEVER FORGET. I i -,,.- vig ..-.1 a ., N, i f -3-rd Claudia Pankau I could go on for hours telling stories but I guess . . . you had to be there. jimmy Buffe 1971 ,, ..,,. ,.. K V E :',,.-ulv -' L if . Fl' 1 w it eh R if W N stag fwafk 41,-'Y S ,xi-e Q-15 . W ' 1 , N Q . ' 5 x .b . A , -Q N .- .f. 'Ml 1 V el 1 3 x 1 4 i I 'X' x .x. i x. H sr 3 'arg WNQBNA' x ,,,,.. as S 'Y' 'vs -A Q X,-, - 1..- f Qr 3 --er - , .. '-as Qi ' .1 fn' 1,-, -yu pg 3:-3, A fb.. -, -' - ,,j.v f, .re 5 f' - , .' I3 .7 1-v-ff .. - A 1' - Li .411 .N . .vwsyg 4531 ' - wr- - -1 A N- . 'i f ' e - . S ' 1 -fr A' M' . Kells, Cleo, Merlin, Sleezie, Boo, Li'l Ted, Space I1 .sw , sv? .5- w 'h' ,. v , ,1 4 Y , .- 4 ' K xl' 'ffl B Guya- ,f 1 2 gp 9 1, ' . f . 'Y f 5' I Q -W 1 .1 1. ll Q J 1' , 1 55. ,wr I o lygf 4 .' r . In f ff ' 1 K.1rcn Kelly Kathy Tarr -ff' j Frances Mitchell Ed McGarrigle I Bobby Kentgen Jose Lozada ,gh '-:N , X, ,X xv . X Nature forms us for ourselves Not for orhersg to be, not to seem Montaigne vw ?'f Cary Owen I 4 .I Y X 1 Q -4 Q i . as , thi i Par Manning 0 D E5-5 Q 'Q- Q- ' 5 Q 5'Q A4 , n - J L- ... N F ,., Q 4 X ,.l , A , l X- ' , W- - --.4 P - - 1, - - -. ..1,.-..,. , . Y, . - ,,, . 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Gary joseph Habsburg CKovacsl Now that I have completed these many years of formal education, I will begin a new life, a new identity, a new education. i A I J 5:5016 u. --' U if wif .2-1 .-0 Y f it IDU Andrew Lublin Goldsmith Whatever you can do, or dream you can, begin it! Boldness has genius, power and magic in it. . . - Goethe .,c-' s: F . QQ'- 4-,Q f David Blankenship Y jim Wilkins Rene Rice 4-1- Q 4 1 A 4 yG l Us 1 -ff 'N ZZ-1 Dan Dolan F- , V fn -'vii' -5 fx, -r v A 1 , , u IL 9 ,A F' .Q F . Z4 a!J31:,3,.,v, xg ,:L.:,,1I -V., .. j::?plc.x,- 2, U 3 ' ' '- A K ' ' 'QU5 Q- ' Y- 1- Nfhff gf' v, ' ima M Yiii fif 7 'S . QWQ AXJ .- . -ag.. x .af N. 4. 5 a I'll do ir tomorrow. Y 1 , L if Q-:mf Nw A '-- QRS: 'Y ai W-Q., 4' AH Bart Osgood S4 f A Eiwk ' . ,... ,MSM ,multi 'fs 1 NanCy Degen In my end is my beginning. T.S. Eliot Y, . Lisa Danielson 4 2' ,. ' '-. . . A-'i .Y- Q. 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Karen Mulligan Congratulations Honey, We love you, Mom, Dad, and Michael J BUSY BEAR Congratulates the Class of 1980 Good luck, john Niven. Congratulations from Fife, Whis. 8: Grotz K J Brian Feeney, Congratulations .intl Good Luck. Love, M om .intl Dad Congratulations to Steve Kelly. from Mom, Datl, .mtl Michael. Fantastic job, Lisa Gould! Love .mtl Atlmiration from MUN Congratulations and love to you, Vinee, from Doug, jane, Deb, Mother 8: Dad f F X F K N N Congratulations Class of 1980! Mr. 8c Mrs. Royal A. Wilson We love you Brian. Mom, Dad, Kim 8: Rene Chris 8: Alice Randy 84 Penny Mark, Nancy, Erin, Scott Congratulations, Maryann Mercer. Love, From all of us. N N K Dimitrios jewelers 85 Importers Handmade jewelry in 14 84 18 K gold set with diamonds, sapphires, emeralds, rubies 8: other precious stones - Expert watch 8a jewelry repair - Diamond setters - Custom made 8: designed jewelry - Restringing Sz hand knotting beads - Engraving - Appraisals Lake Forest - 295-5388 Chicago - 922-2090 Congratulations, Mernie jane! We love you. Mom, Dad, Nana, Robin, Uncle Art, Aunt Shirley, Uncle Darwin, and your loyal canine, Puppe. CONGRATULATIONS BARB MERLO BEST OF LUCK AND HAPPINESS LOVE. MOM AND DAD MARY, JAMIE, JULIE y J f K 7 MEG MACQUILKIN CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISI-IES Mom Dad Arthur Gramy G rmpy Grandmother Holly Barney Punny Z Z a a Ironbri Pooh dge ,J f N CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS FROM THE FORESTER STAFF K J f N Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of '80 K J m1r1 f N f s s 7' -gs E i 4 N . Hamburgers 81 Hot Dogs Qx 1 I- '- I, 644 Bank Lane , y , Z block north o .' 14- A N .- Deerpath Road W 'Q X j l Lake Forest X X f 2953450 -., X X. ' X- ' 1 X Congratulations! to Carol Seidat It s not the end, but the beginning f From Mom 8: Dad Mau. Qixxmb E 1 V rf ' is 3 ,y 5' o. 'AVT4ZE 0 E lx s a- L 1 - so Eli! X jx J N W f CHI' LIU C L r lr , and Love, M Di JD X jk THE LAKE FOREST COLLEGE BQOKSTGRE for your stationary, sundry and clothing needs It's important to have dreams, but it takes hard work and effort to make them come true. We'd like to help. First National Bank of Lake Forest 'll'ustDepartment 'Q ,,.. I ff: 'Q i Copy Editor Denise M. Tumbarello Writerx Bobbie Casey Diana Finley Eric Gordon Lisa Gould Bill lkpeazu Diane Peck Marcia Reifer Ari Rothman FGRESTER CREW Editor-in-Chief Barbaraj. Korell Layout Editor: Todd B. Pfister Woody Price Layout Staff jill Cartier Trish Gordon Maura Hogan Gayle Holtzman Willi Hoyt Karen Kelly Rebecca Konstantinidis Photography Editor: Mark T.H. Nickerson Edward K. von der Linde Photographer: Lynn Atkinson Marilyn Cohen Laurey Gross Fanny Mitchell Tony Oates John Orpen Karen Pando Businesf Manager Amy Kopel Alicia Rand B1-ianj, Feeney Cathy Lambert Bart Tiernan Adzfertising Manager Lisa McCay Sally Wallace William Clarke Barb Merlo Steve Weltzin Advertising Staff Karen Mulligan jon Westover John Buckles Sue Pactor Gordon Young Eva Zervos Claudia Pankau Kathy Tarr Luke Williams Embarking on a voyage seems to be the most enjoyable and amusing leg ofa journey. Steering a successful course depends upon many stimuli: weather, wind, morale of the crew and understanding of the sponsors. While directing the ship frornanark to mark, the captain and crew members must overcome adverse conditions in order to arrive at the predestined port. However, on clear days, the ship progresses at a rapid pace. The Forerter encountered many fruitful ports during its journey. I would like to especially thank Kathy Bridges, Marijojohannsen, Helene Lewis, George Longo, Wayne Doleski, Physical Plant, the students, the faculty, and most importantly, Morris Ferensen, our publishing representative, without whom this book would not have reached its destination. Barbi Kore 244 ll l l l P. Y 5, ,.,,g'5? - P x H 'T '15 X Lk fx A .9 X1-N x fi' 246 U 'K i. 'gp-nm-ml-ms if-U Q3 - Douglas Kent Churchill - is I stand up here and look out upon all of you I can't elp but wonder why? Why is a big question that will go 'oth unsolved and unanswered, It is ironic for while we onder this question the word itself was never used by Douglas Kent Churchill. Doug was too far advanced to ver question anything. I-Ie knew what had to be, and djusted his life accordingly, striving to achieve xcellence in everything he did. The concept enemy was onexistent in his mindg in fact, he couldn't even begin 3 understand the idea. i man realizes once in a lifetime perhaps what life really leans. It is not what you achieve and accomplish but ather what you never see. We have all learned a bit more about life at someone else's expense, but the ppreciation we've gained is immeasurable. Doug will Jok down upon us and expect us to live on with his rest interests in tact, and God willing, we will. Doug set n example that is very hard to achieve. The ironic thing : that he didn't even try to. I-Iis life was our lives and te all played our part in shaping his surrounding. But he lways went one step further, often committing verything he had to others, leaving very little for imself. On behalf of the Lake Forest College ommunity I feel confident in saying, We have lost a artnet. Not just a fellow student, but a partner. In 'iendship, in school, and in reality we have lost one that till be very hard to replace. 1958-1979 Doug would be mad at me for saying all of this, but thats the way he was. In his mind your life came iirst and his second. This was truly a person who gave all and took none. We can only be thankful for the gladness he gave us and the way he touched upon .tll he came in Contact with. We can only hope and wish that our lives can touch upon and heighten the spirits til' as many as Doug has. I pray that Doug's memory will live with us in a happy and fulfilling way, The lessons learned are very important and we must carry on to others what he did for us. The person next to you is your friend and needs your help. You must do what you can to see that he is happy. This is what Doug would want so lelis not let him down. Doug did his duty for mankind and, sadly enough he lias been granted entry to heaven before all of us. ln Conclusion I would like to refer you to a line by Billy joel, Billy said that only the good die young. However, I would like to change this a little. Doug. wherever you are, we know that only the best the young, Thank you for everything, Doug. I would ask that all of you ioin me in a moment ul- silence at this time to retlect upon Dongs life .ts ss ell as our own. Thank you. Chris Geert ,-. ,,,. -L bf if 'wLI.'i ' All my life's a circle. Sunrise and sundown. The moon rose through the nighttime 'Til the daybreak comes around. All my lifes a circle, But l can't tell you why, The seasons spin around again, The years keep rolling by. Harry Chapin L-fv ': .,, 'lz 'v', -in Q . ' V - ' ..'- ge' x - 1 ' 1 f .X .1 ln if x Q . wi ' Q- -9'-fs T if , 4 X R Q 1 : T: 3 r w,,..-Q-, s. N. 37 C f w A'- O A i 0 3 UAEQJ .Ph 'O A-v Q ' Q ' . ' 'Z V . . il 'A i' R . Av . mr . 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Are you planning a reunion and need assistance? E-Yearbook.com can help you with scanning and providing access to yearbook images for promotional materials and activities. We can provide you with an electronic version of your yearbook that can assist you with reunion planning. E-Yearbook.com will also publish the yearbook images online for people to share and enjoy.
