Lake Forest College - Forester Yearbook (Lake Forest, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1984 volume:

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I ll' ,. 74?- r'- Il M. W- 45 ,E rf! ii fi 3 'F IW if T4 'FI I 4 1 1 Once pon Mattress This year marked the 19th seaa son for Gamck Players. the oldest collegiate theatre organization in the Midwest. Their first production this year, Once Upon A Mattress, displayed the Players versatility in acting. singing and dancing. All five sellfout audiences thoroughly en- joyed the performances as did the actors. 18 'V in C orus The Lake Forest Chorus made this year an harmonious one for many LFC community members. Their annual Cabaret performance was sensational and drew quite a crowd. The annual Christmas Concert was expanded this year to a Christmas Festival, Not only did the Chorus perform. but the Mad- ngal Singers. the Womens Chof rus. the newly formed land delight full Handbell Chorus, and the LFC Ensemble joined in to make it a beautiful evening worth re- membering. r E 'V 20 x X i ! ' 'r 'i Qi-Qi! if 'I , 2lk '-' ,lb-4 Bun '- ' ' X. a , 1 V: IH' I 1 EQRESE COLLEGE, :.sBRAf-W Intramurals You don't have to be a jock or jockette to participate in sports at LFC. Intramural Sports provide athletes of all kinds and abilities to play a variety of Sports. IM Softball, Hockey, Volleyball, and Football allow LFC students a chance to get some excercise. meet new people and experience the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat! Ma., Q5 W' Q ' . 6!,. , , X . .X NL ? X I N . av ig: ing A K 41 -4 ' -. 353 ,,, Feb .. k 5' 22 x 1 H E1 R z f 1 , r .-.4 ,x . ,. if x ' ,,v xr '.- Q.- -+ 'TSN - -, - 'ATL'-'- ' ' NW, : ...X Q, .,:' , --,,...N.m,x fx .1-M. ,H xsiy, , up -f, . M. Q - V- , , iw -vfwsfm--rg-f'-N'xN'. 'FI-+ ?'-rp.. A ,- ' . 'Y'-:A 'N 'N :ZFWFN 2 ,-.-xg.-w '-'N' ' - S' ,Nw -Q , 5, , ,if ,uv i.,- , ', K ,.-, .QO X , W2 1 V wives ,--srgxg.-.,v:q:s,TxfG, ,Q Q1,f'?'.r QS. A114-1 ' Qsx NN . Q Y 1 .. -' .' ' .,--N' ' ,-'-5. X 'v -'xi J . -- . 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V f ,Qu r ff' , N I x . , D ,, 1 13 l It '7 Q , PM 1, I fit r - ' .45 , ' I -l 27 Organizations QEQQS !! J ,, X95 v, ...il 1llldUIsw.rlI1.l. aan... nu. n.x..,....f-.u.....L.n.a.-.....1...1LJ , U . qw --v .. 1 , -' , 4 3 5,1 v ,.,,.f 4 Q 5 Q I , I 5 6 A Blackstone Deerpath g Gregor L1l.8!2:nr. mn'E3.'ew'f fswfl .Q xz -V+ Harlan . Lf Q LJ rr rl , .f f-.- l Ja, Hy, ,,,:a'ssE'.- l!.!l'i. EU! W3 1 I , tif.. 1, WP Q 'EE' ,- ,M-V.. Lois X McClure 5'-Ld im' Yvgu- nr R H fig? Moore ' '. 4 i 2' 5 4. N ollen an 1 R' . .. 1, ,L A ' Roberts - '-ow, Y ' - .-,:rf'rf:, L' r ff W3 F Q Q-5 ' 13: Residence Staff 'qt , + Student Government X X A 4 r -4 ...L-A The Student Government was led by Dave Castagnetti. Mary Worland. and Peter Cummins. Student Government effectively dealt with changes in the constitu- tion. a new book buy-back proe gram, and special events such as the blood drive and Senior Day. L The newest fraternity on cam- pus. formed only this year. Alpha Chi proved they could be as vital a part of campus life as the other fraternal organizations. They sponsored a Halloween Bash and barbequed hot dogs for the Senior Day celebration. Alpha Chi appears to be here to stay!! .io Alpha Chi 'i H -- X li l i i W- I X X ' r ' l - ' i 1 yi? if, ,in w . f: . r ' -1: .q V .- .. I . ' 5 ,, 4 5 , 1 'A L 4. X .N x ' f 1 l K V r' ff 'Q' ver. ' 'vQ2fi'i12-1 .f vi' E5 1 2 fsifliz 5 5 X .' K5 ' -'. ' A '17 V'fi-V fil'5 1f -T 25:2 f fl yke-9 Tiftig l I ignite' fg- f J' ' ,S ' ---. fj'5:,:f. 1 ' ,e gg ,y- . .ga , as .+r'.5b3-1fg:.,: - I. if A ip. 3 K 3,3 Q' is xi X N 1 t N X f f ' w X 2- 5. lfaifvif.. X v it tt ,,. we t ,rx . . Q.-+V QL- .+f+Fk5f?i:'f 'xx Ai Aft: ., ' K Q X .. , a 'f' ' ' is rr-ww -+ L-.1-' tif I 0 ri' , 4, , LQ Ambassadors The Ambassadors are a group of approximately thirty-five students responsible for giving tours of the campus and hosting overnight visits by prospective LFCsers. Anyone who enjoys and feels ine volved in the Lake Forest College experience is encouraged to stop by the Admissions office and find out more about this unique orgae nization, This year the Ambassa- dors received so many applications from prospective members that they had to go through a selection process. American Marketing Association The purpose of the American Marketing Association is to pro- mote study. research. and scientific thinking about business and marketing among the students and community of Lake Forest College, as well as to provide pro- grams and information about busie ness. marketing and career prepaf rations. 37 Amnesty International Amnesty lntemational is a world- wide human rights movement which is independent of any gov- ernment. political grouping, eco- nomic interest or religious creed. Acting on the basis of the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Amnesty Interna- tional works for the release of spe- cific pnsoners of conscience and participates in the wider promotion and protection of human rights. -1- 6 Student Affiliates of the American The LFC chapter of the Student Affiliates of the American Chemi- cal Society was founded in order to afford an opportunity for chemistry students to become better ac- quainted. exchange ideas. gain technical experience. and have some funi Any student interested in science, especially chemistry. is invited to join SAACS. which sponsors several lectures through- out the year in addition to films. student forums. picnics and tours. 38 Chemical Society M U' e-Fixx . X 'kY 'lx' N .S Of' . Ji d'1.,. A K Beta Triton A J' v I f '-1, 1 , , . . ,. ...., , ..-.- Ash: :ii ' K ,A,.,,,, ,W ,, Everything has its beauty. but not everyone sees it. . . -I Lg., T7 L4-ni., 'L x is ' ZA ii jllwtt 1 523 1 k . , 1' ,, A 'J . 4. -P' Y., ' N-tit-, Beta Triton strives to serve as a satisfying organization for its mem- bers and affilliates while providing leadership to the college as a whole. Potential members demon- strating strong interest are selected annually by active members and initiated into the fraternity in early February. Fostering a healthy so- cial environment for the college. volunteering for community ser- vices and encouraging student in- volvement in the LFC. experi- ence remain the primary concerns of this fraternal organization. ln- terested students are encouraged to Contact members during the fall semester. A Brotherhood XS I i N , , . I lr --Y I l l i ' X. 'UN l 1 l X - i i it 1 6 3 . . 5' li. gg.. Q 7 l Y ll Q .J - ' fi M'i'...n6i?3'-sit . . ' . A X 5- - ' 1 r, 1- . 'V - lx, 4. sw - 1: ,A -ug'- ' 1 'L4:sJ.., -5'-Bw-'X ,,,, - ...grzpff-'M--wawif.1.m,.1 f The Brotherhood is a unique organization comprised of about forty students who possess an inter- est in maintaining the social and community life of the college. Members participate in several col- lege activities such as varsity foot- ball. soccer and lacrosse. as well as student government. The Brother- hood offers any student the oppor- tunity to become involved with col- lege life while realizing the respon- sibilities that accompany the priv- ileges of belonging to the campus community. XX I J5T Black United and Concerned Students N-v-Lx., tx I Q .P'ula Sisterhood l l Xlv The purpose of BUCS is to make Black students and other LFC stua dents more aware of Black culture, BUCS works to enrich the student body as a whole by presenting campus-wide activities such as Black Cultural Weekend. Black Orientation. Academic Council. and publication of Black Rap. a news and literary publication with the dual purpose of increasing community awareness of the Black population and providing expoa sure and experience for contribu- ters. Created in 1980, the Sisterhood is an organization dedicated to serve ing the needs of Black females in the LFC community. The respon- sibilities ot Sisterhood and its members are to provide services to other members in need. to sponsor social activities and women's disf cussion groups, to increase the awareness of the LFC community fo the concerns of Black women. and to present to the members the growing demands of society on Black women. 41 Convocation Committee i - 'i . Q- 4. ,, .4 . L. '- ' ' x J -, ,,.,- 'AF -- I . -,, 1 .,..,.-.., ,, , ,- 'XQ7 , 5 h f X- -v-' 'il -1 This year-old club has joined the American Forensics Association lAFAl, and the Cross-Examination Debate Association QCEDAJ. Lake Forest is now sending teams to compete in CEDA debates at other schools in the area. This year, they competed at fine schools such as Notre Dame University, University of Illinois, University of Wisconsin. Wheaton College, and Ripon Col- lege. The members of the Debate Circle will continue to represent Lake Forest College in national forensics associations, and will continue to enrich the quality of life on campus by offering various speaking events to the college community. 42 ,,....... f N-...ss The 1983-1984 Convocation Series was characterized by both increased student involvement and increased attendance. This new enthusiasm, coupled the appearance of speakers such as James Lovell. Deborah Norville. Scott Goldstein and Moorehead Kennedy augurs well for the future of Convocation. Y- Think of it. a standing-room only Convoll Debate Circle g - Film Group My - f i . ..., 3 b- b I Gamma Rho Delta 198384 was a year of grovvih forthe Film Group. Not only did the committee grow in number. it grew in faculty and student participation as well. Selection of films for the Spring Semester once again proved that the Film Group was aiming for a qualiity scheduler Chairing the group. Scott Wales was pleased with the possibility of experimenting with various film series. M a new concept at LFC. Next year looks exceptional for the Film Group thanks to the strong foundation created this years The main purpose of Gamma Rho Delta sorority is to meet women from diverse back- grounds. to work on projects that will benefit the sisters and the LFC community. Gamma Rho sponsors Midterm Dough- nuts and Cider. and the RA ice cream social. as well as various activities during the year. 43 Gamck is an organization of exe treme intensity, The hours. the fun, and the tears that it takes to create a show are seemingly endless. But. when you view the final produce tion, it makes all the hours worth it. lt's an organization on campus where people can come let their creativity flow and have the oppor- tunity to put it to use. Garrick lends itself to all people from all walks of life - its just waiting to be ex- plored. Garrick Board Homecoming Committee The 1983 Homecoming Com- mittee was comprised of about 35 energetic and enthusiastic mem- bers, and was masterfully led by chairpersons Mary Worland and Tim Prout. All the committee members hard work paid oft when Homecoming 1983 was a smashing success! 44 35504 180 at M' 'ENG zl'U I , .SBT 1 -ff The lnterfaith Center enjoyed a very productive and fulfilling year We offered numerous programs which enhanced the college come munity's knowledge of the world and themselves, Our peace and justice group, REACT, was parti- cularly active and our annual Ox' fam Fast for a World Harvest was very successful, Also. the lne terfaith Center's weekly events provided a sense of structure to our normally hectic week. All in all, the lnterfaith Center had a very good year League for Energy and Environmental Awareness Aluminum recycling. alternative energy sources and conservation - these are the things that the LEEA is all about. This group provides those yellow newspaper recycling cans that you see all around cam- pus and offers lectures on different energy topics. This group also sponsors the annual ravine clean- up each fall. Among their plans for the future are an Energy Aware- ness Week. aluminum recycling and trips to places of interest. Come join the LEEA where you can learn and help the school at the same time. 45 The Outing Club is an organiza- , tion that provides its members with the opportunity to escape the monotony of campus life through interaction with our most valuable diminishing resource - the wilder- FIQSS, The Racquetball Club is open to all players at all levels of competi- tion, faculty and students. lt spon- sors a variety of tournaments throughout the year, including a racquetball marathon which raises approximately 51,000 for the American Cancer Society. Faculty advisor is Robert Troyer and this year's chairperson is Ellen Cishek. 46 Outing Club :ffl-K A - Racquetball Club Phi Pi Epsilon of l I if f + Throughout the entire year Phi Pi Epsilon has contributed enor- mously to the Lake Forest College community. This healthy com- bination of academia, social events, and charitable endeavors has brought to light the meaning of unity and fraternity. All those associated with the fraternity have reason to stand proud and state. GLAD TO BE PHI PI. urro I? Running Club :QTEK 3 iz q3..1,.l5L it G M it N., ws -5, lt was a year of expansion for the Lake Forest College Running Club. The Running Club is an organization that brings together runners of all ability to run, as a group. on a weekly basis. The Running Club also sponsors various campus wide events throughout the year. This year the Running Club held its first annual mini-triathalon. The Running Club also sponsors a predictor race and races for speed only. Social Services The Social Services Organiza- tion provides students with oppor- tunities for community service through volunteer work. Two ma- jor volunteer programs coordi- nated by Social Seivices include Grove School lwhere students teach handicapped children basic self-care skillsl and Omni House, a state funded agency geared to- wards juvenile deliquent preven- tion. Volunteers at Omni House serve as role models for children on a one-to-one basis. The Social Services has also done various projects in cooperation with the Student Coalition of Chicago. Last year they conducted a very suc- cessful Food Drive which they plan on making an annual event. 48 -,,,,u,, .. ..,Y... ,..- - qu-n l Society of Physics Students ,, ww -., V n , f ' 1 ' E' .Y ' ' - .. . -. 1 X 'jf D The Lake Forest College Chap- ter of the Society of Physics Stu- dents is part of a national affiliate organization to the American lnstie tute of Physics. As such. it aims to bring news of developments in physics and astronomy to in- terested members of the campus community. ln addition to lectures. this year's activities included trips to Yearkes Observatory and Argonne National Laboratories as well as the annual computer fair and work on the chapters radio telescope. Campus Entertainment Committee ff ' S. Jus The Campus Entertainment Committee attempted a new im- age this year. Involvement was the key word. Chaired by Beth Dres- ing, the committee attacked the entertainment scene with a new found enthusiasm, bringing to LFC some old Chicago Favorites like Otis Clay. Big Twist and Deluxury. and some new discoveries from Springfield, Missouri such as the Mistakes, the Morells and Fools Face. Publicity was better than ever thanks to Publicity Chairman Maura O'Donnell and the techni- cal aspect of all the shows was su' perb due to Scott Wales direction of Sight 8: Sound Systems. 49 Association for Computing Machinery The Lake Forest College Chap' ter of the Association for Compute ing Machinery is part of a national organization of professionals. edue cators, and students concerned with all aspects of computers. The chapter endeavors to keep its members and any other interested parties informed of current events and practices in computing by inf viting speakers to lecture on cam- pus and arranging tours of comf puter installations. Representatives of this year's chapter placed sec- ond in an ACM Regional Compute ing Contest. Tusitala, Lake Forest Colleges Literary Magazine. is an outlet for the prose. poetry, photos. and artwork of members of the campus community. ln addition to the pro- duction of the magazine. this year's staff decided to host two readings of student works. one in the fall to coincide with a writers workshop. and one during the annual RA Art Festival. .50 'll 'ix , .- 'MJ v, Stentor 3' ,.. I STI I . i . if i I lv QQ Starting off with a bang, this Stentor gang left no area un scathed in their search for the best scoops Mock thefts of computers threats of libel suits and attacks ffli the campus academic honesty. all which would have shocked past staffers, seemed routine to this bunch. While a weekly uproar might have been a bit aggravating to some. it did keep the campus scene interesting. This year's newspaper under- went some cosmetic changes. as well as changes in content. A new banner was added and a dash of Latin was inserted on the front page to complete the papers new traditional appearance. With a new look, a new system of organization and a membership of close to forty students. the cur- rent Stentor is well on its way to becoming the standard for publica- tion without the perennial makeovers of the past, f s Y Y ,g'f'., , .dx ,-fr . .- 3 Will 51 WMXM, our campus radio sta- tion, provides interested LFC stu' dents with first-hand knowledge of radio communication. Under the direction of Jim Atkinson, the sta- tion has developed a vast listen- ership both on and off campus. As a communications facility repre- sentative ot the students at large. WMXM strives to unify the student body by promoting a widely ac- cessible programming format and working in close cooperation with other student groups. The Forester ... .makin , l lx -no-.-..4u.......,--.... . -.-.nil .. -.... 1.,, - L5 S '9- ..,..., A .V 'W ' Putting a yearbook together is not as easy as it may appear. lt takes a dedicated land slightly flakyi group of people, willing to spend hours pulling hair out of their own head land other staff members' heads. at timesli, taking picture after picture of the same per- son or thing, telling Seniors when the real deade line is lor wasj and reveling in their success at the end ofAp1il when the book appears and looks dyna- mite! Anyone interested in joining this strange but wonderful crew should have a battery of psycholo- gical tests, and then report to the basement of Nollen to join in the fun. ' - nfl.-fi! vw. mall! 'Gay '4 x'if'fEf!Q'P Sports X fu' - . .. - Q K X - NN 9, , X.-X Q, .N fx .wx . ix N NL K ' Qi 1 1 Qguw 4-.K -Qiff. ' 1 W I QQ. Ngxix g'i1 SXxgb f , g xx Cx . . HIS' 39 Y xx .Qs .ff XXFNYLZ Lmixk .. QZCE , .ublksr 4: -- -uv. 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Our favorite loyal foot- ball team fans . . . We had a match? . . . 3rd in Conference. 'Nl -H-H 2 1 ff! ':t l'12t1iv f Y. 1 f.!f1.f1Q',j px swf T 'i 7 i -- ' in J f.,,'fxf:J V .9-'25, ., . . A- 1 .1 j '-, .,g'p-' ' ft I , rJ f ,-rf,-WN 4 , w . yyu, :lv 4-' M' 1 , . j NN rf, ,- 4 I P I ' I ff . K ' 'Yu fl L , l , ' 4 I . JI 1' fir! 'ff f - A f 3, 'N' iff 'f ' Lg, - i uf- ? 4'f, 4n1Q' I X 1' pi , ..A,,,, ,rg , 'tiff' ,MJD g tg, ' fr' U ' it if -ffgasf' WS' ' , ' Ml 4 I lt f ' t ' v A if ff, df, fx if .- . 1 f, y4.'W5y'.tQI, e 5 . ,'. 3, ' hu .Jn - Elf' 'fff - A fm L XM ,l l ' fftfwf . ,wi ' . f if ! ' ,'f1f33,,,,1 1iTs f ' .f-.'. f 'lair-, ,l,'y, ,' ' 1 . wffZ l k 'f',fat-we 4- M1-'H ' Alijfaf! 'I I 'ff iz?-'W' f I-.f .ww '-vp .fp.f6,J! A I, il' N .-xg! IJ- 1 ' ' NI . 'i'3f?!95jE5iwig,5 -. agfffwmmfraiil- f 4-1vf'2wf'v-' gf '-:.L,'v,.a...5f Wi' 4 9'I'vi'7QQ 2' .-' ' :L '.4si?iffvf' if agree? 5. M? ' A if'f-'15 -if t A 'J' ' X , - . 'dll ' t A Q1 N- 4' i 1 .f,g,. 1 . if 1 6452? ' rfysmifzfa -F '.l'vf35? ii... F? , ff is -.rss ff 1 'Q4'.M'?1l1-nf, 'S I. fr -.1 ' I .jg ,..C J I fgf- .fha-19,5 X P' .' X' Y ,, y xl ' 1 I' 56 l ll!! f f-TQ ' N' - ' Y a - 3 : f '- -..,,:,.4,. litlqu-1:14 f,.---- . P ..., W r c sr ' m ,yf - I QVC Ullqimu A . . ' L llll lllilqi f A Q 'I C -eg,-3-,1i5:?f,'tZ3?2s.. . H--.lll m ' 'lwm t llltl' 'Pl-m t , II. ull! un llllllu ll 'mm l i., li ll! lf ' . ll 1 tw-acl -lglulllllqlul lllllllllllllll' i-all V-imllm V N 1 N Back Row: Cooper. Williams, Keeble, Leederz Front Row: Clitherow. Coach Ram- say. Rosen. 1 5x V4 L -1 x X .J A 3 , W4 V 3, 1,2 Xwrv, 'CJV .- ,fx ,:: Q: 1:55 7' YL- 11, . 'vjii whirl? '. 'X - Sl: fx, 1 ww A'- .. '5 nl' ., . -- -,.1' w V -v , . ,,. ,ag -rig 1 - . , A 'K ' ., . . ' ,I-', . I, 33' . ' V I Ci' x- -. -2 5- .. Y x ug, , .. d'x 'v 1 , -' ' arrj.-1 -kde'-N .f-'4 K 21,1421 . M- : .. 3, S -. 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Q 't '. mlm il l ' 'Q SH-xf9,35fSi .. -. r- T 'f,1,,.. .r,f'- J' u f' Wi . ,-,zliflrl V h , ' - s,,.i:gid :,h 2 if V4 :I - K K sg? ,Y f. - - ' ' ' , '-ef I ills ' 4 'Q A ' 33.-.ig :N-1 v. g Q . x , ' ,,.-Er, , vga - L W . ,, K.. ' 'XA 'W ' J ' . L , 'AX sv, .X-X. 5.11, it H X xv.: fig- -Q Q x A A V 4 -A V . , K V 2 l - f xr 1 i L .. -- mer i f - - . - -' , f r . Q 5 W-Y .1 5.9 -.-4 Q ' K-1i,.,gf4,yjQjs, in ' Qbiiif? - f 4 l it if , L, L nw will X . I :V , A Q fit Sm fa my QQ- .. -J. N ' ' ' 5 I -1 Fl ist fglflgla, L Y s X - , 1 I ' I x i - ' , ,N v a- ,hr A , V , -V it M Q i, 9 ..'l-uoivf '- V. XX 1 . i-V - -.5 'x u ..' 0 - 'F' fi 58 Front Row: Rappa, Durbin, Nichols, Henderson, Coach Gordon. Middle Row: McGill, Kinsella, Paine, Polese, Outerbridge, Coach Trefny. Back Row: Ashby, Krawchuk, Sherwin, Wholtman, Coyle, Greene. :f?5'?+35x 2? 4 -O N 'L ,Q xQ, 4' N 'YN xg A ,x f .af-'I l 1. 4 '-ISD' .nf A l , . -- I . 9 , . 'Q Q A1 .,K fn! H r ,gil it . L.. 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The Black and Red finished with ten wins and five losses overall. In addition to going undefeated in the conference C6-Ol. Lake Forest placed three players on the First Team All-Conference selection: Fred Senft. Eugene Lagomarsino, and John Booth. Honorable Men- tion went to Pete Brewer and Frank O'Brien. H JW Puf- :rv 7 Jtyvniv .0 ' liti F ea ,Ji n Q '-Q 'rf.t I A 'Y ' if ., 1 -f 1 F - 3 C f ,f r-ar Us 60 -,Nl 5:i'.f:---4:1 sqrkg, ,qs 1: ra-t If F.: . '-fi:-F-:Fi J.: ,, 1 Y .X :,,::, V --.3g,:k-- 1 -i ,ti-sgrg, 2 i f- 0 Nw -- N . r . .ff 5 F 1- .91 sf I' X an - -'5 bul,x . 3. jr ----. r , - A, ,X - fy . ,-- -X, N . A . V., X b N. i,,,,fX..,N xx 'Q . . ., 4. - N Y um L -11 V . -r ' - - x , ' W-. ' ,, N f g, 9. eb t .A r Front Row: Hannigan, Koslow, Senft, Lagomarsino, Booth, Burke. Smith. Kunzmann, Brewer, Miller. O'Brien, Krawchuk, Novitski, Back Row: Asst, Coach Soleman, Sullivan, Willett. McCann, Secor. Witimer, Nicholi. Waclawek, Fath. Cunningham, Lenin. Minarik, Wagner. Fell. Head Coach Fritz. 16 2 '49 . 'Y I- Q.J :YQ 'iwiww' tj 4 P' , .1 - s . ,,,' Q '14 .I 1 if Z,'1,.'r-'QQ-.A -. T:-gfwi Q5 f .Ly ly-A 'ji A . ' , jf,,g,,,'. , , .. ,Jf 'V T' -,-w- -1' .,. ,. I., . 'H+ A I N ,,. 9 , , qu. 'I' 4 , 1 vu . - ,A A ,.,. -, . -., .-v, , N,-:qt QQ . .. 1 1, N 'V ,i--:,,?'g-' 5 - -, nfs.-. ' If . Aft? .' A - .fn , -.4 X1 W ',,J 7 ' Hp, .J ,. ' . , g f, -,a ' , - - ' 'r f-.,.n . ...a.. -9 0 Y.. Q gr gl-'V L 1 1 -, 'i i '. Jax. ,Liu Then? .1 . T pam '.:-ff '--, .. Q am , '-'545l'1'i'4H5 . ,ff-' , N , QT' 1 F f ' 'A ,: 'bf' 4 I x 1 ' ' 1' v..'11zie 'llIf .vga 1? '. 'J -QSQSR' 'WT' 'S-. 1 V vnu rqfm -Q51 -4. Ffa, qw? 5.4. ,f ,- 1 1 'ff-sz-4---N4 fr ff ' .ff L' .J Q 3 4, ,. 5435-jf -,V J' tl 1 -. ,xg ' gilqfg 7 1 g ' . .1 .f5fi-.1 - 1 LY . 1 -,.J.a AQ -A-3-.5-.N --WA-N - 5:4-2- A - ' ' ' -' X a x ' X. - x Q . AKX ' 0- , ,... :, ' -V . ,, -2 1.1 ty . ,.. .f .r--f-'--f -' .-,fe . .g. ' wg: ff . ,A - , -'Sp Nfitgxh 1 11-,N ,Rexx '.-' 1 'f J 'A , - , X. . h , , ., .L . , . , , . ,. - - ,,i,,: - ff -ww, V, ' , 'v ft ' +-Zfgvjggzg h-1,9 rv s , . N: gr. . 'riff .r 1-wcfkrfx . V Y, 41-P . - ' - -... 1 v.g.f' . AM- - ' rf ' I Ji 5941 ' ' , ,,. xv -,o ' , ',--. A f w 1 '- , .,,..-.,, . vu -. b - V . , ,. 4 2 .1-.9 t 1 1 ' . , .1 A ' tix 12- :':. L' ' H ' .N fr ' 1- 1 S ' . -.. U, M. r fvujp, . .. '- ,-v- A ,uw-4. ' f ,Q . .Nt ., VM ' 4. ,av 1' ' N ww, v w- :.,, guy . - - wk xr:-.'!!.'f - ,v-f .r ,....x,-aw. ., , 3 -, . 4., .... 61 olleyball The Womens 1983 Volleyball team had a somewhat successful year finishing 3 and 2 in confer! ence play and 14 and 12 overall. This was their lst year in the Mid- west Athletic Conference for Women and considering this. their defeat over Comell College should be viewed as quite an accomplish ment. The team placed one player on the All-Conference Team. Cap- tain Debbie Boe. Although seniors Yvonne Powell and Gina Szilak will be missed, next year should prove even more successful, X nv Q sssss c 5' 6 , I Er,gfg57'1S'- , H auf' 4 i 1 T 'Z ...iixqgdqnar ' 'gl 1 -' es Qi- .,..x.w1 'T' V f T 'Wi'.e.- , 'T . . .. u ,,1,.5'.:. I . . e. ' -' A. f. -,-f if-, pr-twsnvf J. ,A I ...Y ':.:l We l is za Q QXQ X- .NX , 1 , n a ax ct.tmNli I Y it - Y - ,, P i'- .-5 ' K' tl 'x l V Y-.....,.------Q-n l gi s Y H x 1 -V - - -'mf , Vg: , N . b2 Back Row: Griffin, Mckee, McBride, Edenhofer Kerbis, Lawlor: Middle Row: Pierson. Burgy, Youngquist. Boe, Coach Kaufman, Front Row: Szilak. Powell. Jones. Hahn. TT F'. 1.' X ' . wf7i.J::x+f..- QAM W-in ' me -.-...---..............V Q , -. pq.. E'-..Eff -1 QQ.. ky-.. , .E - fri ' A -Q ....-.......1 Lf- - if I .h . :- vas' YA'?Q 1- A x-- Q' Af . . F f- ,' .'l T f'l j.:i',?r fjgp: '- ig' ' M ifff lf I like ' . Q., wi I I Lu I 2 . J. ,. N 1 ll' Ni E M V-J if U f- 1 I .,.,....-N .--1... .A.. M -w-naman: I 4 we K Y- 'X' gs I ! A, V-If V ,Z-I 1 - J ,QA 'K . Qy J ' wa 4 Q . If -,.,..1-a Z-.mg nw Q -QQ .g 4 . u '1- :O in-up 1 . n r 3 1-:e- AQ lk .5 J an --my - ,,....... 1 fi 'ra 1 Y 'p-- I 5 4 , 3- I , 1' , -4 .- 5 63 0. If -' ' i 'Rn i Qu , 1-4 ' I . N A.-' - ,z f fu yas Football ' 45' is , in The 1983 football team was the . ' ' ,... . E1 best in years, Finishing with a 7-2 , . LM Ii A- U 1 , J, record, the Foresters Captured the A - division championship as well as . J 1 z-. .1 fe the Midwest Conference Champi- ' ' i . r . , .4., wl,1'.1 4,11 onship. Captain Bob Shaw and his v N g , 1 - ,-, ,Q - , Hs, , ,, strong defense held the team - -f ' together throughout the season, f '. '? 't'it F jw'1',qf, . . uf .I+ while Captain John Kavanagh led --i- Q - , V' j 7'f3,l the offense to an outstanding per- ' J . Q 'rug' , ' formance. j:..Q4, Q',.,gg?T:Lii IW: ., I' F Sf 'W 4: f 1-'I if 'J f -- ' -r . N K 4.-igvgpw a I 512,57 vm f .v?,t,1.:?,,v-q., 1 Da, 4, tk, ' 9 t C t F f A , . '- if 4 ,f-. M-A 1,-3' . 4 . J 'f f , f1?j,i?Qf9' F ,if A,,,Qj, 'QQ .312-5,,,t?yg ,.gf3tw ff' Q ge t--f-1 s.. 3, f ',-Q V , Us ,X kwaylzva , 4, Lui-HTYQMQ'-Y a t- 3 of A' r .- F F , 73'-7 Pg' ,, , 't . , i I . L, . sffmmbg get ' V J -. Aw . . ' . X V In t H. 1, 7- 1 -Q WA . I wi -at 2 aj it , 1 f ,S .I 'Q' X! 'Z - 5, ' A X - il ' , 5 W, -fur 49' ,fh F Q V- X rv ,, ' 8. U -?',-A A .Q Far Back Row: lppolito, Whalen, Larson, Padllo, Dauk Walker, Olsen, Marra, Back Row: Augsberger, Marchbanks. Vruno, Bames, Hamblett Sullivan, Taylor, Wagner, Shaw, Horne, Kavanagh, Hehr. Teel. Middle Row: Loll. Wells, Wilson. VanHaaften, Beck, Cortez, Kaiser, Lundgren, Giles, Bonner. Malls, Jatisp Front Row: Rhee. Fox. Ciszek. Lasher, Knous. Drombroski. Webb. Centrella. Ciemniewski. Tatera. McPar1land 64 ...s: ,wr I 1 ht 1. ling! qi 'M 1? 'ff :Gi wig, ' QQ' -'12, Swimming and Diving The 1983-4 season proved to be successful for both of LFC's swim- ming teams. Led by captains Sue Leonard. Suzanne Coleman. and Nancy Hopf. LFC's women swim- mers continued their traditional dominance of swimming in the state. The team hopes to continue last year's unbeaten dual meet record. to repeat as Illinois State Champions, and to improve on their 536 ranking in the nation. Mens captains John McCormack and Phil Klinkner helped to lead this year's team to its best dual meet season in years. Hopes are high for placing in the top three teams in the MCAC Cham- pionships and for scoring in the NCAA Championships. N -.R I ' '3 his 1. -..WF .., .-.nv ..., is 41 Hx J? C ...Q 'H -1 -1--A.:- ' I 'yi -.n it A ,sf- I s f HCV! B l fum-nvngx ll? l + - .., Q. , GS' C I ' .Ti . . x Q E S ' ,. - -as it r N . e C s lA'-AlV,. Q.. X, N th. 0 P . . W g img is .r., .ill-7-.T..... ' 1' nl! , M -' -.: 'a ' 3 - n N r' ffl --sit s 1-Y A ii-airs if ' if e ..1J Z2?- f.',g'l Kf',fi, . sl .s A ' -- usss f' ' . K -- -:Na v. '- c - '- is :Si s tra, . v W ' '-1' 'V ' SE -- .4 Q i ..-- fs s.. -La rg was -. - Q.. i . as f. ,.. ' i ' . , Q C ' - - L.. .... ..q K ' .1 il it .gmt . - .wr -. ' I '- x . ' qi' fir-3'-x. .1 . .f -- f - -'AA 54, i 1 -x - ' -x .A - - ,, 5 , . .... . .. . : Y ' 5' : ii ,--. . fuse X '- ' cb.:-L-:....f::. '0? . s ' g., ...ga- .. y I, X --5'-N' sw. ' ff fi ' -V -qw..-as V . X .xg uv..-sz, 3 2 -V y ,- a . , vg -A . , g E 3 S H B., In 8 1 asg, . it f' - y ,L f , -3 vafsfl: -fx-gziwk wi- .',.. - g Rx C V -A ' I.. ,ff H , .A ' 5 r t-:Ek-X Q -6.3, S' . 1' U ,G-'SMP M6 H -4201, ,ap Xvwqsk Q- Q fear . f f er- ,we L s - . .X . Jai- , - -- - ,, Q 5 V ,Av r Q.-:N vjuf '- 'vu--L. ,uf 'ji ' --5524--1 rv' 3 , A. Q . y :eq -'- -.., ag- .5 Y ' N ' ' - -- lf ' . . H ': Q tl... . Ag f ..... fv .. .,.. ,xlul .fi-353554. 'X - . .Q -4. wh .. , wed., . . 9 --M. . 1 .:,'--- . . -1 I ' lug - '. I ' W-.:g.p 'f' - .fs lb 5.3 x N ' .L ff . V' 'H 'N 66 i - s 'gvffiigfi-L.-. frsfug., , ' I ffi4L4Qg4:1-Rani!! Front Row: Till. Lada. Dryden. Finley. Scheriber. Seese. Nelson. LaFaver. Engel, Leonard lCo-Capt. l. Middle Row: Edwards. Dunlap. Klinkner. Salla, Abantangelo. DeVries llVlgr.l. Ladder: Asst. Coach Luebbus. Coleman lCo-Capt.l. Smith, Coach Leonard Board: Domitry,.Hopt' lco-captl. Bull. Villa. Greene. Henry. 09- y Q75 nv N Y jfblf fmwgijg, J 1' ' , - -.Nuff L wk' ,. . QU N A w -Q . A . Y APN , YP Q' 2--f ' , ' . -I I , . :b-sg .f ,. .. 'R x I-A4 , 'Sm . ,,f ef ' :gh '1 52 -121 A , , ,,,, 1 ' P af Q Q In N , J - -,ggwgwmw-vwfA--V'-W-Y-M ,My i.,5:,LW .:'- gg. , f ' Q 1 1 -- -'----- + '1' ' ' . 1 3 4- 'tix V. -bw, -W :fi311T1'?'f,T7i. ' L., 4- ....,.., gwfiff ' f ,X x . , .N f : ,, , , i N ...V , x A .-x - I5 A Q , . X .' . 5 N ' . ' ' M, W , ' .. 'zfz-: ,A 4-j, 3g:y: ':-:, .. .g 1 l f , ., Q'-1 . N- fv xsfr C QQXQN r ' y ws- ':1s5 h..- -1 ,uw f ag' 1 'w rw. tx Vs-1 ggi. -+1-, . . fi? .,' , T? ' , ,. ...X QQ' ' ' A7 .1 W mf 1 -:-1:41i-::-- A ,ty '- Q., -' . ,. , Fx - W .12?i.'f4?f3iw 5 - wwf-'xfS2is -?? x,'.,siSQ' ' 1:55 Q4-z.',., -N ' 2: , 'VP . vi? sz xl-ws F519 As'5Xs.Ff . My W, N f, .tl S I' lf-GS f af- Q . W E .I iw. . Nr 'S-fnbmgxb Q.. 5 9' K x ,ft ' ., v 4.11 if 'H .. 1 W5 5 . ,gp gsl A N 'X ' ' 'Q ,.E . S X-Q -4 Sf Y . 67 I X, . ' AY, 'I- f - - k A iXf-X 1. df' ' '4' +:'-fig. 1 ' . r R k if fx U. k3Siii:'.sQ 5-1- . .1:. L' ' ' ' - 1 1 i 1 K 1, l - 2 1-N Tl' 'Q h A V - bf? ' ocke rg fl 2 Forester hockey was fast and fue 4 ' ' Y 3 A lf , ,tg V, ' nous in their attempt for another ,, A I, 'V X lg. ' q ,. Q, NCAA tournament bid. Goinginto N 'Q Q x lu 3 ,, Q I Q' ' H ' if 74- - . ' I FebruaryThe Foresterswere 8-7-1 lb S - ' Q - 1 - - 0 A after beating Notre Dame. Leading 1 lQl x ' X . ' the team was the unstoppable ' 5 .,,Ai?1 g 1 , combo of Senior captain Mike P ' iz Browne and Steve Pinciak, with f -A- sidekick Tim Locke, Strong de- I , ,, g fense was anchored by juniors Pe- ter Goodwin and reconverted Jon Pingree. The team did very well with its most difficult schedule ever, and the season will go down to the wire for a bid for the NCAA tournament. 1 -13 r rw X, -aw . xg 'xx '- V 35? .4 FSE .ui my. 3 Q I i li i - x I ' A. . Q, - ' rv 1' --' , ,. v2',4-'-'- ' 'K A ' A , 5 , ' '. 1 P . lr gy b8 N M 1 ti! I I A 41 a- - . - ,N ,Sgr-' I Q, -V -Q ., -Q loaf QwxwrzXsm?issw'1t5s:x wwf: - r at A, .111-1411:-i.f'g3q'SLQ1 is .N a . X ,,1-as us +.'gQSk,:1-at-3E,?m,?15 126512515 g 5: ---1-sw,g -g ,Q-figs-img,-X-gxX5X ex s X -t , Q- X sg,-r'St.xYNgfX5g5bg,Q skqj gs-,. : i-sl Q Front Row: Frye, Pingree, Prout. Browne lCapt.l. Goodwin, Krawchuk, Stang. Middle Row: Teele lMgr.l, Williamson, Pryzbysz, Pinciak, Locke. Navis. Wittmer. Hannigian, DiGregorio. Back Row: Asst. Coach Coleman, Collins, Flahive. Parker. Booth, Sweetland, Erhard, Kreps. Whalen. Head Coach Fritz, F .s I l YiJ.1a:A W' X an Ill! gilfa-Aux an digs! B 'I Kg' 1 X ff iii S gall R Q qv Y, yi i Q T. X 4' 'ff 3 I1 I .A ' U X ' Y ,li f 0 W, WL. - Q x if I ' -n le T 1 E , S X L- 'Nun x V. M 'iv J '- ' I. . T . 1- x. 1' -Q X 1:4 - 'I i A' . - ' Q X R tx ' A x 'A E kg- W 1 Basketball The lVlen's 1983-84 Basketball team had a remarkable year, By mid season they were in first place in the conference with an ll-3 record. Unfortunately at this pnnt- ing. the team had not finished their season. But the team, led by Cap- tain Larry Kucharski. should be pleased with the success they dis- played in the first half. 6- I 9' 3 LIU' tix, t, I , -- s. 2 Q .i 's X i ' '34 l Y' :tg :r.:::T:::Z' E 52-, . 3 1 ,IE ,. 'A i - ee ' '. ' J ' i ' I l,Qw.v , sv-4 .i A 2 5 as -'P f - a 5? V' x Q 1 -0- ,Jn I .. 5' 1 lg N-xv... ,.,.- Q' R ,, I s CL X WV 1' . ,X MA P :iii H my A g J swppf' A 4 ' w ,id f . f a, i - 1 ,, it as - x .gf-K . .H I 1 . X. M gint? ., f me rfil fag l I . iv, i - -viut If gn : ex-: ' 1 ,XX . xxx X, 711 - di, 'C-si - -X -x, Q: i' Qt 'X ss f a , V. N 'g 5 ' QUT ,351 343 AHL -1 sf F7 me ,ini Q-'gf' -xg A E9 Kneeling: Coach Miller. Coach Baade. Sitting: Davis. Stenzel. Czeszewski, Kurcharski. Redig. Kelly. Sharp. Stand- ing: Knous. Bostrom. Krausert. Rice. Strange. King. Bernero. G. Redig. Connelly. Powell. 'M ar., JT.. f .Liv -4 ,. 0, X J., FEW T ' -rv-.R - ' - . 1 , - 1. . .', ' .. V 1 n -.--..,.., . .- 1 , ....... 2 ... ' . 1.4 Y ' w , K , I ,, ' 'E 'W ' ' x.xh'fW1.. H 5, I it '54 ' lt A Q 1' -s uf. I Q M' 5 fp Q jx, R ,, -'M-f - '- 9 . f- . V V ' r,' A .P Q 1 'lx -34 V 5'4 xS'!d-'Q' f ' X .L r Y ' -.aun ffff X , 4 - 1 4 xx I P .354 , X we f '1 gX f i. --x N I I W 1 'gm 1:31. F K rf Y F71 4' as B Wx Q F xx ' 6' . N. , X' Q. we Qu i dv W F' 3 flsa sf Q 2' X- 'xt S , Ze V .f ' .. I N in p1gf:,j'jlqg5?Q aw- ,, , -- ,. 3'.v-:girl - X, - 4 . Q .1 . + . ,' 1 in , A, 1 V W A ' ,A . 4 R' U f , if C f - 92 , ,...Q,,f ,Wag KA J ' L 5 2 1- 3, 0 W . - 1 4. 3 . , . J w - b 'ff A ff 4 fx W A . E 'J-2 'V , ,,p ., 5'?5fi1?C'5z' . 'Y ' . . - ' , . ' Q '9'i, - ' -A , ., t 3' nl - is . . at ,wr f-- Eg: H Q.. M . l V W ' ' U ' VA Q V la 4 ' V, 'lil 'Q -- U ' 51 , V , I . V. in , af- -f ii- 1 ' , M ,,., 1, - '?eL? 1 n-m v. ., , 4. . , . , , Y V if 2 mu:--,,, I as --f--W Y .. 5 , ., rf? J I I 'fgagf 1 omerfs Basketball The record shows more losses than wins for the 1983-1984 seaf son. but it doesnt show that al- though they were beaten, they were not defeated. The Lady Fore esters. led by Captain Laura Louie Pesenti. never gave up. fighting from start to finish. The team was composed of all under- classman. except for Pesenti. and these younger players gained a great deal of on-court experience this season. Because of this, next years squad should be a power to be reckoned with, f . ............+.,.., ...... ... fl' .Y - '1 k-41 i .I I ' f ' 'Q-. T Tu Ks' Kcffo 'ifcfwogof A , . if ', ,J , -t Of FT 1-'Z--' 1 ' L ,. 'T Tx Q ... ..,. , wa N ' N ' mg.. ,... ,,.,.... ,,,.,.. L...- ,,...- .av- .iit ..:'j'f Hia we 1--'ff' 'Q U! 72 K My H Q 0 nf'-H5 'U p xy fix . v, Front Row: Boe, MacDonald. Widing, McKee Back Row: Coach Kaufmann. Ansa, Yerke, McBride. Lutgen Pesenti. Coach Trefny. r . K px' ..'. - --,,. - ,,-.u 1 '.,- Q ...-..V ....-- gy-. 4 .lf s 1 x, - N ..TC v I ., , ot' -' s A I N Q - i I 9 . , . - , . 'z 1 Z' ' 'K IA - -xg-,x -V E . N ' ' jg, 134,151 x . g: g!E,:..5 J If J RA, V .- . -,V ' -N. Y . . Q: I ' :lb .:,., ' '-'lv 'ul r-.N-Af. 5, Fi , . Q...-, J .s- 1 Ka- 'TH' V' , F 1-4 x V L' V aft-X af --1 .Z r g , N 1, ,, 2 .h, - if f 7f, 1f -1 ' . , ' -. ,','2 flJ- Lili- f3'W'f -f 1 s ? Y f Q! Yi an . , ...4,,,,. -. 614-1 f 5 ' ' '74, -1 . - -,.-,.,y:, ,. , W 2 W9 Q 9 4 LJ ,x .Mm 4 - I 4, , 1 'gy' ' ' W 'M 4 v gn if , fl , , gf f-4 iff M .MN -'X .- ,, .- - , 'gm fel.,-L1 -A 3 HM ' z 2 hfe 2x?apxQm ' Z'3:f.:?1 2 ff44:,:Q' ,V V 3 wwf..-'Vt ,f . - I .M , , L .M I li, J . H, , Q i g,-:tk V. , Q . ,.,, L N X... f r X A. . I V 0 f ---' 11 ' ' if wwf TEQQQQEJ ,ff 3'-'ff-M' 4 5-y-,or - ,wg ejy'.ffs?5 1- , f 55?'wg'T -g ' . -:...!- ,-EJ' -u A . ,L i 1A M Q.. 4. 'J S Q, A SU gf - m R W. -A , 3 ff ,Q I ' rfb- 1 J ' Q ' 1 A 4-' , . ' 1 Lgffdv' 9- Q . ' 5 .. 3 ,I ,U X f.'.f ff, ' QV 1 e4-S, 'E' A Eff Y W ' va 4' f QQ- H vw , if' Q' ' . -i ,Q .. .,.5x.a' kv-I-Q -..-Il Q.-'mx Q .V , ,. . . is , . J, ,173 Q ' x X i . W .Xe - X. K., 4,914 irmi , is fy ' V C X ' ' z NL' R 5 . . 'wx f' 0 . - -1- e mmf--V ., 2 'Sox A u 16 a u5'g f 12 rgggfffg , . ' 4 .. 0 51. .gr .rT' i, 73 Handball Once again this National lntercol- legiate Handball Team has the potential to make it seven in a row in '84 The men's team was spearheaded by the attack of Ju- nior Jon Kodiak Kid Kendler. for whom victory at National's com- petition seemed inevitable. Senior Tim Zender opted for his first Na- tional title when he paired with Kendler in the doubles division. Senior Sandy Nichols made her final appearance as the girls made their move to show at Nationals. Both teams fared well dunng the season as always, and look only to improve as team depth stands in their favor. l i '? T fl i 2 1 5' l l T cm' -4 ...tsgg f jr .-pQ, , 1 ns, ... tr gi I by v i ,. 2, 23 - L xi , r I ' if -i sf X ... 3 , , 1 K' BM 'K Q . ws..- 'wana' , ssi- I 4' ' . fs' 1 ,. . 74 Q . 5 T' J -14 Xi f 'Sli YQ, Front Row: Devlin. Civerolo, Gappen, Back Row: McGlaughlin. Carkeek, Mort, Coach Mike Dau. nv 1 J s.....,,wM ix Ai Y A-2'-2:15-5' f,.T ' -4:-ii!- ' 1 'ri -'i?f3i '-21 ., , ' l 'N' w 3 , Q 4 ffgw' ' si, K +R JW. Psi? P i V. ..,,.--'- '- 4 , t 'f Coaches John Leonard Frank Giannamore Tom Baumann Wayne Braxton 76 5 . rf xi :NSA QQ Charlie Miller X5 Q, ,, .xx X .-Q N '-Qilwm ' N x ' X go, NV Q Sue Trefny Betty Burke-Kaufmann Mike Dau 3 if t 1:-:-xxxwqn-gm-1-.3 Ei P . of X-11:1iS1 . 3' --f ig fiieil. FS ' V ' ' , iii? L R ' R A 1 M Aix U F ,if sv. - , e It ,X in Lwxx . 1 X ' ' QQiA -vxifzg A 551.,fi55p'Q gyyerviv I yi! 313 , '-N, 'Q Qffsfgzigg r. 'gigs 'Hin g NQAMSH9 ga.- . ., 'Aww , 5 p g . fa'a'A'a'ftb0?0z5:'1-'-3 . r' L, . V- ,- , fsmi' ' , - Ye K. 1-.QM1 : ,. .. ' '--Y , ' RQSFNR 3 gr ii , - Q X -- r ' f - Q21 H xg ew? ' ,Q 'X It l 59 F e . Q A -sp.. xbf ' 3 'N-J xg fs. ' ,px , V : 1' x X 1-xw Doug Coleman and Tony Fritz ,I Al' F . x '14 . V l l o hun. 'sf 'A . - C '4 L w ,V v x . Y 'U I 1 js . 1 f-, '39 L ar 17 , i W o Q' 'wvxx Q I k ,N J f x 4' , Xa. A I 1 QP ,H . A V ' 59- -4... s. I ,x IQ dministration and Faculty N B T pg: 511' N, 1 'X J ie ' f' .TI P .. 7' H' V A 'W N1 . Y344, 55, A ,A , W . ' ,Q Q. .X ' 2, 5 E 'Qmx' II - IB!! n V It lf. 1 Q 3 ' af-A v fu, P x- wg Egllf A 'Q 949 sa .i X756 Q . u, l, ,, XA 1 4 X H 'v. an-31 SX N Y I f K . I X 145 .x x.- -X x .ik - 1 1 3 x VN? 45, - A: . , 51,5 ' f -2-xg' n . - 1 , si' ,0 ' :QW Wi 1 Q I .-x . 'G' 4, 3 H yf 5 I 34? .s- 5 if -mu 1' ' A 'W A I h . mg 5 'N Q. X E i N' K j , A J 4 S if 0- K 5' f?-1 i 1 Ai, li-I .ab- 79 Administration ,, fur 3.-555 . .,,3-it-. . ifi, s. asf . .,, .5 .-V , :- 551 X, 'wr QR gif ,Hz 3324 'ii Eugene Hotchkiss Ok B. Gordon White 80 .H 1 , 1 'r!'v.I aj be sg! in H . 1 553' ji I , I -1. .75 .A , . yfif ' , art- -I. r ' F' I -' -fi 1, L' K? ' , A' It .W . ,a -I - , r , :J ' QA: 5 ' . 1. I :J : . X I 1. ' . A 'T': X I' ' iff : F t 5 ' Q, , 'J Q, k . ' Yi4.gffT.. N, . t 5 L .ess f- ' ' 'X ' ' ,v- n , ,.-. x Bailey Donnally iz ' . 52.112 iii- X Gene Brandt ff -..4...f,--4, U7 ..... e 332 J o Leslie Thomas Chapman i I X v is-um -A -A 1 4 Aw Us -'F 13' Q 1 5 ,-, . rw' X ,:f f U Q Q M, Q .ag 9 ev fs W f fy , v. P9 X ax? Ramsar! nj Z 2 ,. ? pf f X---x f' Steve Waiter Eric Riedel 'XS mah .kxpfiy Leslie Davis l -r-- ff K XX I J- I , A Ns Karla Spurlock-Evans Wayne Doleski Gertrude Grisham 82 Print Shop I. gf 'K :Visa lrirlyif -55351521 Elan: J I if Fifit! -ilk lg S .L ' Library Staff K -41.1 V1 x ' sf X a P Q., ' V x , n f. . 1 'X' .A o Mary Glenz I Q.,-5 n,. . ,A .J I 1 1 X O ywx fy' M f Hx -f 0 0 I! ' , 5 if Z' f'ff4,f f f My 'L 1 fa , JW' 1-M: rf- .F y 1 Wx '- , -' Us e Beaufoy Gordon Kensgaard ' A Arthur Miller ' 'Qs.e,'-eg, Joann Lee -G In ,Q . W NT' N v K 3. x , - , A SE YI ' 1 '11 K' ' - Q' . Y .4 --., .ffl Don Craft lr' , . Ir' 4 Q1 9 'V M 'r . v ef s i 5 Qgtuv' V .I k .fi-7? h I wwf X 'A 6 9 fx . x f- xx , I ' 'lei A ,ff ' ' Al Zabor L4-,. R, ix 2 A 217 f Fred Isele 84 e f'f2 a'W -lik ,, Q 7 Security N 2 Isl ls! I 1 , L A ' Secudty x . 53' .K Q ..., ,YQQ K u -P' r I 53, i Madge Bucholz and Lexie Miller ' 'Q 'arm ,. -f 1 ,- X , X Sb. '5 3. Wag' ,fi 17:3 f a :sg ,. 41.5 -I 1 'f-' - . 1 M' -' 5' 5 Ji ix M'-2 3 X -,A fe - ' 5, . ' :YP -N 7- a5f5'g25L-QL-'vfiff -- - r -Q 5,42 in 1, -- -wa-:Q1-::A.L.gw4:,' 'l ggcygcsck 4 g.:?:.,5f 3, ,,,?'2, ff ,Q ' 5-:x-.Q'i,5'1,3-fbgiiw 'f' ' 4 -f-:.-:ri --As-vi.: .-w..gw' Y-.. :- ,.... .. - r. X yn. ,J-5 , ...re 1 .,.:.5 3 .,'11.,',.,f,v:,,,- . . .- , .- f-My S'-iii-SN 'Q -1-.1 I' '. ....-,-.xx . V. ,- .'.-,.g:3,3 V 31, . Ellen Syburg 44,12 'gf' Li f K 1: saw , . ' -hi , Tony Leggett Admissions . ? 5? M- kgs? ,l K X . 5 -11 1 Francis 'LSpike Gummere E x 1 Naomi Q, ,Q- - I 'V . A - a N 4 9 -' 232- 1 ,V , uf ,. ' k f 4,5 ff---V ' v -5 5 1 - 5 4- - Dx Q Af- , f E az..5 g X-. ' ,-V .. 5 is I I x 7 4 if 5 TSu2L1ki James Jacobs Steve Breihan Ye f Q ,A X , Six 2, F Yin V ., Alex Mitchell, Chairperson -N S .X X ES A -4- Qs .5 32 K 'Q Amelia Carr M. .- X 3 .W vw....,,K ,Q .. cr. A -fa ,Q N f 'W . Xx -mi' -. xi., is w 3 if 1 vbv L. H '- ,,, We ,wb . Wg, . 'J E 1. L-. -18.1.3 : 'Q - - ' ,I gl Art 'fin i, V i ,W Franz Schulze if Ramona Mitchell .I X rig BTV l 5 F H7 1 X Michael Croydon Louise Mason hav' Nicholas Prokos Arthur Lazar .vb 17, r W Q?f5f Q -fnfwv .sw . ,... .41 .aw . . ,at -m 'a 'a ,nu 1, Idfl EF Vflfi. ax, I ' 1 is Q . T3 . , i'i'i 1 51 5 5 4 1 6 5 ' if 'C 6 5 ' i ' 1 g . . Q -. g.Q. L I . ' f 0 us Qikyfia - i Ps' X, if ,- ' ,1 Af ' ' ,,' ' xxxx.. q 1 Frederic Giere, Chairperson ,I xv Charles Louch ss I IL!-qu Biolog Juliana Feder A REMEHTSOY MSi'i10iNOi06'?' R RN Barbara Hansen Ken Weik Wm 'K AQ ZX . .Bk it-A .NS-N V - X A. , s.ss. , ,,,,, +- A ,X-A John Coutts, Chairperson aff: 1 3 3-P x X f gawk if? ,ff f' ,mw- Laura Klingbeil Ki -1.4. X is ifai' 6 .I Chemistry kj, K. Rick Lung William Martin Lee Thompson ea -7 - 1 ' , Economics -fu A' ,1 f . fi .hx Bill Moskoff, Chaixperson 90 Wig' !-ev E 5 . Jim Chessen Rosemary Hale X ii in L 4 C, , - W, 1' g? 'I . -4. 6 -' if h a L ' 'Y -' fe 2 F ' - .1 z' 1 '-. '- I LA, 4 iq. - ' Qs :f in -Q1 v . f-, -. Q 1 Qi: '. . Siigljg - -:gqqf ' W. - -sf' we - , -W-Nw. P ,N f1'S4.:v,: Q -- -211.19 - 5: , 3 J-wg -, 5.-3.3, 'xg x N 4 . .-1vg:T-W- - nip f 2 X K 1 Rob Baacle ,r fe ,q I , A ..... 4 3 , j: w I if Ti, Richard Dye UU? 45 Evan Schouten Business 4 I X W N Chuck Gahala 92 xxx .r ,fit s- J, I Q-:mm .JI ia. Les Dlabay san.- L Cheryl Ross . I' 4' . .,. ., , ,g -: :gf H+ ' ,uf- ., M fl X inf ff' : XX 1, K' 02' .A i 1 A ,I .X J .. ,,A Th 1 'S N 4. J, J, X 3 . -. 4, ,I Wg 3' 'x if ,.r1s:..xv., Q. Education .quo-v-W-M'-4' Mark Tierno, Chairperson ....a--- Florence Singer . 1 if fd . ,, H AF X ., 'LM -A Q- .411 my, K mm F I Kumi' I jr -XY 1 lug., Julie Massey f 1 a, English . ,ss ,Ng Q H K Rosemary Cowler, Chairperson Gordon Milne 94 Kenneth Bennett x .-. N 6 swf , Q.. , , il i 51:1- gs t. H .Q ,px tk Ex X N , six ,. ,..., ,, L Ann Louise Hentz 'wq 'I E I il f Q gn. fe ' F b. U . A o 'gg xhv.. J h ,QS . Robert Greenfield P,,.....---. 2' if 1' 1 Y v 4 4 g fXa.7 :fc-1 . I' Nance VanWinkel ,A N X fx YU , Rob Orr Diane Ross -g1g..,1gsQ, :ggi .X-ok ,:,.4w ., '25 ' if Foreign Languages and Literatures Kevin O'Connor 90 Q Q! EU!-Y? ' Qs xi: . 13.4 21 niw' 5 111 nJgi.ff Ki lk gxwl 1 h 1 is N V 'ie i l sf fir, I oz. H: 1 A R N. N Jean-Luc Garneau Q? s Julia Moldof-Kurtz 1 1 , A - -L R1 -.V , i K I , - Q 1 ' ' 'W F' 'fff 5 I X ' L A . 3 . V: r N? v fe K N 1 I ix Y S S x Q Clayton Gray Liselotte Weingant ,W , 4- 1. F, 7?'l 'L Q? . 3. 9 U Marja Wareheim z ,uhh- Nicole Zrecny History 4 75 - , x. , N' ' I X xX 1 5 .ig 47 g' if Dan LeMahi2u Tom Moodie, Chairperson 1 e r Arthur Zilversmit 95 Jeffrey P. Brown Ron Grossman f Q.- - .v ai Ls.-fxkgki X 5 .Q ',Q ,X , f. f 'Q QE.. .lux v . Michael Ebner 53. if 'f ' ' Ks, .35 Tix!! '-. A x ,V 1 . ' ,' ' Vi , 'XX , , rx:- A-1555-i X.. .' -if .f '! max Steve Rosswurm Carol Gayle A. X nz.. Mathematics and Computer Science I Ralph Shively, Chairperson Robert Troyer Walter Dodge 100 'XA . 'i - '1-SQQQ: . , my qi Q 6.-:thx Y ma.. Lowell Carmony w '?N'l-:as , .-J' QESEMFQE e WfU.:,, 1 ge ff. f wi 5.4 fer x - V, f in K 2 i - . . . in . a Paul Shick X Hag e 1 5: 91: 34 -. '22 52 4 -- ' 55 ww 1 -p ! , K 'f-vis n Lake' 4. -A 7935 6 i f'- - 411 5' ' V Tl I , 'N ' 3' 5' ' 36. . its .J,, A. 3-I -- 3 3 1' . .'-.r 7F .5 www., Robert Holliday is X 1 e. .X E 4... - .,,-'skgp Q x N, 4 ilu' 'if -:1 J ' K 3 '1 Q wit .- x f x --5:4 1. A TT KR -Pt . . N-af wg:-.L-L., Qi 1. N t' X xg. my Q Q ' ,, K MK. if N gn' ,gk wg-L 7 9 James Fryxell Paul Kunkel Philosoph ' ' ' x NYY! XYKNUXK. ! X is Q W?wW f ig:,: wx - ' 5'.' , if ' xx - Abba Lessing, Chairperson 3 Laurie Shrage 5 Lou Lombardi -'s 4 A' i Forest Hansen Ca Gigi Xi 1 W. ., 1' l .W 1 I' Qi- .: HA ,. I .gwfwqq .aryl N. an , N 'X Nigel K K Xu X Y N h I W K ,E . - .-4 1 X ,. Q f- 'iii if-as ff 'f if ' -si - au Roger Faber, Chairperson 5 S 5, Physics 1 ,!' ,pf - ,I VR ! . - f is , S Tung Hon Jeong E 3 - 5 i r W Y rx r x XR xx Q X X Zzcix 1 .- . --: X. MN.f1-15,2-1-..,f V. - fgQ':1FsQ?3i,1- -i 1-E'E:ff't , .. ' 5 'M ' Richard DeCoster Arthur Schmidt 'Q sis' X gt a QQ- , its 1, 4 .. , 1 I P I 1 s - Si g f . ,,. 125.225 ' ...L In lf' I Q . 1 vs., A I L .J an ' Thomas Fuechtmann, Director Wood Institute 104 Politics Ng, lg kim 'A iq. Paul Fischer, Chairperson -s 5.1 ' V ' ,,,,,,,N ., ...,.-Mwmmmua---pf Q 3 w x NBS exp, X X A . x-1 X . - ... h , X l K x, ,i ,b N., ,....,.r. N Elin xg K: -J. Q . X .Q w 5' Mm x .-X? ., fa I fs . , ' Y, ZX1 ': . N ' 'S ,mir e ma. xg x , r . '1': N ff. . '- -2. X. .. ifmigfkw xv Q X, 3 f ' Fx 9. ,Z A i Q Q , .-ff':5:gE-- . it ij' i -r-a.-11. 1,-'..q'z'g fr.. ' ' X -ge-x X '- - E' i:'?'9':' -fi. ,..-+I V- ,- ., , - - -L ir ' ,?f:f:f,fQz3i wx' x X. xxx 1. 35'-'if , - s n is!-Swift f ffzfgri 'fx' ' , , 'Q ' til' ' 1' 71?-1 '. its-ff 'A , Q r -,ai '2 'w 'HX Q . 13 's P- 1 - ,f .A -. xx 'S '3' Ts P' . ' - EJ u .Je ' Q f s - 15 -. ' x rv .Y 1 . Q1 ' 2 ' ' Q' ' '. 1, 'P 1 ' it sm ss,, Qs. Chuck Miller ...1kS.::.Si4c iz. ' ! 7' I I I Grant Minclle Ghada Talhami at 1,3- .F N, ll .F x f' A ' 0 -.QQ uf I 1 fu Vg ,N E 5 X, ,V ., 5 5- an-? ' : 4 Q f, - Qu, V' 1 mi A aw -W ,. ,fa A R, M Qt f 3 T: a a 33. g .. .A 5 S 1 b ' ' 1 ' .. . X I f 5 I ' 'X N . SX . -of ' , ,f AL i ' HP ,f . E x VI- 7 . qtgg-,Flin il - V WZ' R i , Q V , ' ,,,,,- K F' 5 X A . D, . I x 1, 9' a 1 f f 1 a ,. 1 Rand Smith -.s.'., I Q 4, , a Jonathan Galloway 1 Psychology as Kg- Q. v Z 5 N Charles Behling, Chairperson Claire Michaels ,Y ' af Phylis Frankel 106 David Krantz vin - r E el Bob Glassman Stephanie Riger e - E 2-ASQ, f N fn N-. S ':lN 'QR X X XX X x x -gk Naomi Wentworth Ron Forgus I I V7 ji 5 Q 5 I Ii 107 Music -v x-f - F 'fszw If 533 Frank Kirby, Chairperson Carol Ptack Religion Ann Bowen R-J! Ron Miller 108 Dan Cole, Chairperson Sociology 7 'N 9 Leo Van Hoey, Chairperson P '1 'B K., f 1.1 . 11. 1' Arlene Eskilson Q4 NN., and Anthropology l X 2 V - . -' I f , ' ,X N A! 5 X - :IW :A . .ff v i.'ig.233,fi-gr if r 23 rv ,il I K uk 15 . .47 , ' 57 'P 4 g G ' L I fl? X XX ' XM' ' as r p ' J, Richard Handler Al f -ag . ' is X 5 vi o W y V is A wb: 1 Q 1' Pauline Strong Daniel Segal W .X.4 ' , ' , l . ' 'lil V2 Jocelyn Linnekin 9' 26 ,fx 1 f.- A '7' ' 41. -yy gawk!!! ' Hgh xn 4 .X 1 fi? 79 :A J N-nj Seniors 5 Q f Sr r gg Q -QA 'NWN VHA 1: in 'ahh' N.. lv if 'fx.. I . ,,..., . ' +1 - .'v' M' Q Y. Y , X W ' X N + .A N1 Q. 7- , ,X i ,ng.!1l. ' h V -5 I: , ff- , x 'v- .. -255952. -.5 Mgt- Pri-5-if I l 4.5 , a x r , 'VV ' ', 5, . . I ' Y Y, 8 Av' EVA if - , 3 Q 'J H' Q I IV! I fx it. -94 Sandy McGowan To the Danekas Duo - Surprise! To the lVlclVlob - 'l'aDa! Pam Danekas lls peuvent faire ce qu'ils croient pouvoir faire. - Virgil They can because they think they can. For all that has been - Thanks! For all that shall be - Yes! - Dag Hammarskjold 4..- To know that we know what we know, and that we do not know what we do not know, that is true knowledge. - Confucius There is only one success , . . to be able to spend your life in your own way. - Christopher Morley 2 Scoots Our strength as humans is that we can laugh at ourselves for being ridiculous. Our weakness is that we have to do it so often, u. , - Cincinnati Enquirer Bedrock is reality L Y Q 7, F. .. , ew., ff.-is I lf f,-:,. gs - e.,,,-X-21.1 rx.. -...ss 4 l Lake Forest Twigs We've suffered the worst but survived the best . . . friends. rgiilitual-:rr.'2--. Us -am' ,,,,, .V U- U 3 Q-mf u v mm There are places I remember All my life, though some have changed. Some forever, not for better Some have gone, and some remain. All these places had their moments With lovers and friends I still can recall. But of all these friends and lovers, There is no one compares with you. Oh I know l'll never lose affection, The people and things that went before. I know I'll often stop and think about them, In my life. - The Beatles 3 ff' Q-cf fzf' xl ' I 'Ill' r ' I K - - fiifffx tgzs 1 - 1. 1:1-gli' 'Res-ze f'f 1 ' , -V 'fi 'F-'h:9. -r-- C-H Ji ' ' 241- vi- vf bt ' f Mtv .1 s syn . - it 1. ,,.. -s.,'f,':k5 , 4... J 'i an gen Y 4- - - L. Q ' , Q . .., 'Ax' I 'X rv . -Q, QQ wx I A ' I I- A -'f , was ' -3 I 'alt ' -' , ' rv' A sv. .-we ,J 5. im f if wc- R' 1 ,Mg I Y1,55571'-fabngQ1,f -12,5 ,.fbff.Jil5iilfQ2n. i fS'f5,t-.---.g, .c-4s,gQ,Y .,+i'1wg,rar'r-.jig-IN-stagV233 JV 'P ' H5 if 'slat-f' :JQXM 15+ in Arif' . I 3fk.,.-1f5'sg,,.vgff rw- .ms vm- QS iw. 'Wlsfzfffz-I-2-'Msetififf551i41fr2f--Wieifiwir- ' , ..:f,r..ft,f. .C 1 .fff-if'..fL'N.S:-,f-v.fa?Ai1.n i- s ..tmJsSfiV qw Laura Anne Remdt A Toast This world is but a single dewclrop, set Trembling upon a stem, and yet andyet 'The Autumn Cricket :Rig 'J ., V Q v' .4 1 'QL AE J ' -J r i -wi fl? ld-. el, . vf :- N . 5 x , 3, t x ui ..', gy , ax xt 1 N 'V 1 vw t ' N? V 5 . . . to innocence E f I I Pr'-f P r A' 9 4 3. 'QUT Susan M. Swette There comes a time in every woman's life when the only thing that helps is a glass of champagne. tf- A 5 .Q Y , X Y, . , , H:-. .swf-+ ur -.J ' Qi A 1 . 1.l 1 4 .. . .' -:fx .. Brenda Lueck 11' Wx Q Gayle Leeder To know how to wait is the secret of success. ll f 'P 'fk ,i -L QQUA 1 W. YA ,a Dorothy Till v I have only one life to live and I intend to make the most of it! ii 41 Almost anything is easier to get into than out of. - Allen's law 4 could be otherwise. H I if 'dx X 'M v Elaine Johnson ' What deeply affects every aspect of a man's experience of the world is his percephon that things - Michael Frayn E1 .-. 4 X is 'Sf Anne Bertolone Suzie Rhee You are never given a wish without also being given the power to make it true. You may have to work for it, however. - Richard Bach You can do whatever you want to do, wherever you want to go, it's up to you. - John Denver 9 I 1 5 5 if G of! 2 W1 Saks' .W,,l I fi Q ix nv 6 I 5 , 4 L. Jackie Durbin Susan Finley-Ball Holly Bacalzo ,V .. .W I Pg' 1. Q , -7 ,ix . .54 '31- Lynne Lukas-Monroe '-T:g: .- J ' -Q., 5'-, 1 LJ 5 al Peggy Burich-Taylor x X no gf ? x 'X Q..-F Dale Feurer How many of us would be willing to settle when we're young for what we eventually get? All those plans we make . . . what happens to them? lt's only a handful of the lucky ones that can look back and say that they even came close. YCTIWY '83 s5.33'x wwf' we fi c X. .J ,.f f . - aa ltt Q' ,, x 1 I r l r f'ff 1 ' -e. - K I it i t a at e s Y gucci-T? 'fir ,if-,. A - L- , , Q' - ' '- -' W ' ' ' , . T ' ,lwmqs-r f ,tex ' ' ' lr V - ' 4-111 4 12 - fl . b. 07 This page compliments of Mr 8: Mrs Frank Berlen i is John R. Berlen K Knowledge will teach us that, as Nature has stamped the image of herself and Her author upon all things, they almost all inherit her twofold Infinity, Thus we see that all the sciences are infinite in the range of the research they allow. Pascal 120 l Mark Shadle While we fancy ourselves going straighforward, and attaining. at every step. an entirely new position of affairs, we do actually return to something long ago tried and abandoned. but which we now find etheralized. refined and per- fected to its ideal. The past is but a course and sensual prophecy of the present and the future. - Nathaniel Hawthorne House of the Seven Gables :QS I Ron I-loffer Why didn't Pascal sue the sucker who named a computer language after him? Or come to think of it. what does it really matter what the derivative of a binomial series is? As I ponder questions like these. all that comes to mind is lsn't it over yet? The answer always comes up no, but why have it any different? These four years have been some of my best. And what better way to show it than in pictures? - Who else . . . Z7 H9 Il faut vivre comme on pense parce que l'on finit par penser comme on a vecuf' - Paul Bourget It is necessary to live as you think because you finish by thinking as you have lived. - Paul Bourget xv in I auf? Roenna Hogg X., X 44 X. . X A 73 47' if 'Yb- ll I Nz. Y -1 4,1 o if P, x 3 Y Gina Szilak The most beautiful thing we can experience is the mysterious. lt is the source of all true art and science. He to whom this emotion is a stranger, who can no longer pause to wonder and stand rapt in awe, is as good as dead: his eyes are closed. - Albert Einstein max im l1Ti U , mc, , IA: Q ,bgr Q-j 3--x v' gs m ur fx... ., .5 -m,! Elgg5E 5 mmumnwx x ' 'M 'ax lialnmsaxnmwaamunn m. - lnIn 11nnx:za was If its xtssaaamsg M -m-iii m 'f'r' , 'f'm5 5 25.7 14' W1 -rf' ,, 11 H ' N Robin Sittaro A TW X : N c c. N -A Stk l iv . .ef Without art, the crudeness of reality would make the world unbearable. - George Bernard Shaw There is a destiny that makes us brothers, none goes his way alone. All that we send into the lives of others comes back into our own. - Edwin Markham 4 H .0 - if . 1 .N . c. J wir V. ' X' v-f. , f f ' if -N-yn' N 7 5 JJ xx- ,b-Q.. 1 .. l :nk , f -.f iff - 5' :-- .. .1 511 -5- Pj t if f , . , , 'gig -. ,-'.fgQ'Y? Mug- .jxffh - . ,..,-5 1 V- . 'sh .T-w. 'V-' ,-Q -A ga-.jyplsl gm-' - 0 V r l - 4' rp , 'f.,,4 . ' ' 1.- f:f.'3:g , ,is .A . V -l 2 94115 Q . .1 as , we c r ' '. -' f .Q ' ,fa -1. , .. 'N Msg., ,-ss ,X :URW t?-Qiafa-'iffy-f YI- s.s.v!,i:Si1 .i,?-'.' 15'Wl'4m.'9' 4 .4 If , -'1 1 ., ' -2' I . . . She is the girl who feels things, who has hung onto the freshness and pain of adolescence, the girl ever wounded, ever young. - Joan Didion 2 51. . 'if-'T Y-if: ,,,. R ' v - , g ' '-, '- v -',' 'gllwwu' -- 9 7l'5' 5, f ,-.. ,.. v , l 5 I ' U 4' 5 A gt Fx,-1-gf.. -V lj, , 3 ,f M, -,i:-- , ,V - -f---an ' ,,,g'sr,1J?gW, il'-'Egg L' ' cy! A To U at '?'::Q3z???lit : 'l k' 'a 4' , sf t .Q I 1'-,' ' it r is f-V c X4 .TX-S-gi-3:1 Lax 1 f 4'?,:n.Tm .I ai . -. 5'-L-, pb, 13,4 p.' -ffg rf.-f w .- e ew -FLW an ff' , peg ., I , ai4?gff fEk: it 2 ifjg1i3Q,1'gi'Q'j-QE11 35: '.1'ffvYiT7 ' ' K ' ' :jzfi --V ':4fi' -'ff' - -' i ,Kelli EE Q s if .v a 1 V F Q- x.:.... PV- . I, U , . h - ,K-,,l:i3.i'k:,g.f5fsdfIJ'g . Jr , 1,4 lg-f.i - ggi - 131- V 'YV' T Rafi' V A tw -j g -MW, W mt,.g,w PY 1 '- JR- Htl.- 'AH 22.1 lt gif L: L. 3 JA Reading maketh a full mang conference a ready mang and writing an exact man. - Francis Bacon X ar ,Q + -Q . I I l A fis- 1' 3: x P ' ' , . I .. si' ' - N:.f 'xi A svrwl if ' . - sid Gi ,QQ-R.-x.'.3.'.V! .ggi-J N .,-rm .Q -, J ,f .. we -ew' t 9 -X 4' ' 'L-1 ff-z 2 lib ' - ' '..qN 'U gl AK J is A x, . Y - - .4 .. V vc r 'Q f .f- . ' X 5 1 - - I ' ,' li, '.' lx x 'Xl ' '-Q-1 . 'A' ' fm, 1 . ' 'f it 1-li' P cl! .ax M Y, O I iw .gi . - s asia- + Laura Jean Tompkins 5 4.19 5 K-NL! k 4 .. iffidx se-ws:-1 - ,' f, fl 4 W K f 'iii'-51222 1 I T32 Do you celebrate Thanksgiving? Teach me how to play the clannet' Old maid in the grass, crying at Old Orchard, Its summer sausage! It is not, its salami! Get a note from the dentist Is that Tom Sellica's wife? ls Asia near fnca7 I knew I was in trouble when I hit Army Trail Road Honey Famice fans and veils, Can we take more pictures? Is 50 too many? What's my hair doing? Let's go hopping no Robin not for China, stale white linen, darling she s Grace to me let's have some wine, D and he boys honest they re real pearls, How do you prepare efilte fish? Its a fack ade Bay-room-window, gun boats, kinny calves inside but outside, 5 entrees for dinner, eat t before it coagulates cut your hair already, wher's the aggie9 Alpacas let s bump her off, Paco, tenny-pumps, amm1e's farnicle, she has definite potential, cel- ophanes, and the tree was happy, functionals and de- ectables, popcorn in pitchers, dancing on chairs, mashed on the sidewalk, give her the tails, messy eaters, If she picks one more thing off my plate . . . x-rated resents, common puffs, happy tears. V f 0 mx RQ I I it t 1 Xa x -2- I Q-1 l TP N - r Y Y . . . r , I I ' fr lf- I ,I X I .- g- 01-Bw .fs rs A ' .- ' 4. 'wr . ' L ' .lg ii ' I7 LC 1 A . , - 7 7 7 7 . . . Q ' 1 h . . I ' 1 ' Y 0 , , L5 Gail Sherman The Universe is made of stories, not atoms. - Muriel Rukeyser Rememberance is a form of meeting - Kahlil Gibran Margaritavillel gr-f ' Daniel I.. Cox 1 'Q' .A .f TH, kv 3.5! F I - Q-,I , . ,fm , . ' Q I would to that I were so much clay. As I am blood, bone, marrow, passion, feeling - , Because at least the past were passed away - And for the future - Ibut I write reeling, Having got drunk exceedingly today, r-'Y' ,. is . Wins .., III' 128 So that I seem to stand upon the ceilingl I say - the future is a serious matter - And so - for Gods sake - hock and soda water! William R. Taylor lit Yfxe -72 Q 'hfstl I ,gum 1 1l.Ds-1 1 V gi ,, fl xx 6-U .-531 , Q5 19, - L sq qvygfqxu x xl ,if 8 ' 1 A f. ,if Q lf!! V? ' -'ff 'ffl Dirk' ' 4 N l . X 'N' ' l ' wi Q15 C'-vg-XV-3 Y A 1 N - Q i 1' , p sf i Q ad wwf U I ,b A 1, , -i Mark F. Rich lf a man don't lie, he ain't got nothin' to say. Worlds Fair '82 - Boston '83 - The World '84 , .17 NX John H.- Larsen e - - l , ,Xe STI' , -I-..-..--- - - --AVF-14 - r i -at ' We are conscious of being only individuals struggling weakly against the stream of time. But it still remains in our power to contnbute in such a way that when our theories are again revived, not too much will have to be rediscovered. 129 M'Liz Flanagan M'Li2 81 Duck . . . M SLDD. . . . The infamous Christmas card started it all . . . T , , . The drive west in the zephr . . . The Zeph. its standard? . . . pack rats . . . Sully. Sully, Sully . . . The last night of Sophomore year . . . The cringers . . . I learned something today. but I forgot . . . Stoned Wheat Thins . . . BT , . . The Red Man . . . Little Red Man . . . Walgreen's , . . Tina's 21st in Chicago . . . Kahluah's on ice . . . nice one . . . Harlan 302 . . . Marcia . . . SHA-D . . . Va Sz Ruth . . . Squash . . . Scorno's . . . Zazbo . . , The carpet scene . . . Shoshies . . . Shanty . . . NRBQ . . . Romantics . . . Swimming in the lake . . . Later Flake. S. Holly Drake Q'-'A -' -4...-L fr . 'I 'J J - fa , ,X . f. z --- ,k - r Me- K a nv,-f-. , l . 4 fr- pg I-4,4 . f,?57 ' D . '- 4 5 lr 4 'f. 1- f W 4:1 ' f 1 f 15 7 , 7 rg, , Q U A A 1 ' ' 1 1 Hx ' ' '14 1 , r 7-5715. F? 4 5 1 1.x X' r f I 'A ' xy V . , ' ,ij I ' . , ap, ,, ' .J .. ff . Q-if 'uf ' J I A P' z use 'dv A, r ' . T7 ' t.'1.,'O-L' ' .ur , .. 5 ' 2 ,.rv ld - I, 1 xy Lg A P fu, ' N, J :dw .Sai fl vb A Sarah Polese I i i asa One life to live and make it great One hour to give to love or hate One chance to say I once was here Before the day I disappear Author Unknown 'Q ul A .U 1. 'L -. 5'wT5:.i5-- 'Q5..4u rslvft N 'if'Jw-4 Laure Leplae 4 :Q 'A' r or if? -we I ' nik 1 f' . , 43 1 . - , ugh N. .ff X ' -Vgwi: ,,4- 2 t' V' - ixf 350 X . I -',-'malt' I 1 , -'-f ', r .. ' Q 5315 x ,C f f A M f ,L f. 'liege 131 A Anthony William Bonner 'f,5?'EYSY, i M X ,, 4 - I 1 1 ' X ' A wise man once remarked that opinions are vb- A, 5 like behinds, everyone has one but no one ' wants to see yours and then proceeded to live lar his own life. w 'n-..... E Lefs go to work. ' if g can 2 No No No - Run it again. lu I 5:3 if 'Scotty, where's the post ,M f'...N -jp, a f? ' ,Y35-PVQ-l ,, fiwggmfli Y x . by L LFC .V b I bl0Cker?!! 0, . .3 v X ater, , its een rea . . . . .. 1 Pg :il ' .. . You Timmy!!! f' of - - f-::::::t: 'ii' 'UM 'A'x Tl -N-X' - r-AA J i H H A K K, 1 x -gan N. r x, K N X '- 41 . b' 3.5 jgxvx ,, 41: - Igfggkx 3 ,gig . . ' - X' wifi-J Craig Finly Marchbanks -' U5 ' 'T N ' .fr :lf -- P.. Li - if: ! 'iflmcilf ' we-.'.,',1: -L Ja - f 4 , I Nl. . ,.,, i ,,n,,J. y , K- r, -Y .--m-2595, 1-J,Ml.'- A - .1 . NX ,- ,C i Q,'1u.- -.N ff' ' x - ,, Q, - - if N ri E - uw. A-X: if - ' was X' - i 2 .Q 2. ff'-, K -f m u-Vi -. ' M r r ! 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T , ' Y -rvrf-' f -gv ffl Y- r -ff E i gc -sfigff, A ' l Feel it in your soul 49 Come, take the music take hold l Everyone is dancing their troubles away Come join our party and see how we play All night long. Frank P. Dombroski F 1 '- ' - f 'Y 'Z 5 v - A, . v f ,, T' 1 - -5' i - ii. f G7 '93 fa ff 'Xi' Q t 1 If fs, W, 1 5 1 , fig, !ii',YLF' ,gif A .A V A il, Nw . ' ,, .-, .: 7,5 ' 1 iggfplllxg wi, F la , 'A si 1 s- ,4 ax. tvs Sf, fx ,1 xg-is 3 .. l 1 TNF 'rf ' ' W f :hi N, :Sui 'Ig y. -Ln Q i v waz 1' ' ' Y: A, in A2 il nf' Well it's comin' together, I finally feel like a man. l never thought that l would be where I am. Every clay l work a little bit harder - l keep pushing out. - REO Speedwagon You Get What You Play For , -- if V- H t ft 3 3 Q E Stacy Leigh Kimbell ki-'mid Q! Laura, Sue, Trish. Cheryl Whatever it is you might think you have Through every dead and living thing You look at me so differently . . . You have nothing to lose Time runs like a fuse. Jackson Browne .lpn Patricia V. Rappa Suzanne Favia I am just a dreamer, but you are just a dream, you could have been anyone to me NY. Have I changed so much from who I used to be? Barbra Streisand Laura L. Pesenti v ww- , S -Fi Mx X-. NM. . -'MP' goa- x- ff' ...M 'qga-HG' ri' C' -'N !K ,,! I a Z I lla Xsvl ,rg A Z W' 'H' -.. Qt? M f .rf rw- X 1 rrf?w Loy, Svee, Fish, Mrs. Ed It is better to know some of the questions than all of the answers. RB. I am the secret my body is going to keep forever, As if its secret were merely silence. Denis Johnson C-.Q I.-gif Cheryl Ann Kotce 135 'H-li A M rv-f 'V K ....,' , ' K .. ar --x ,k , ,Q.,,4 ,. , Q' . 'GTX' K. '. -:215-fi ',', .:?i'Y ' I ?4 '-95375 S pw I ,.. Chuck Olin Lou Bambini ,QP 3 - 1. This page compliments of Mr 8: Mrs, Chuck Olin 136 EQE'Eli:F27a5.:.. , .QORK-Q ' W' F h' g lib- ff 3 ,, -I 'f3iiQff49'2'-5539-'.i- - , 1.9 -V 'Q 'Ari'--' -:, - 1-rig. 1 :.-. 'I -N: , A --:1ff1-mm xiAZ,SNf?v'- ,mg A 1--Qgva-,p w . .-'iL,'w.j Fx . . - X ' ,gX'i+.fP4a-w-'Sv .S.Sf3gv'Q411-:-fx: . -V -,. f ' -wJ1'::!Q :w .,.3,Q,S-Q K. I we, - ,,.,,::,N.EiQ, ,A Y ,-QP'-1f5'X' :f 5 ' ' 5 , ' ' 1-5 1 , MM A -f., J 41. - , x X ' .' f' , A - - l -X 5' 1 ,A,, -Q ' ' Y .X H 1 N 5' f K I I X. sjjg 'U KY .--P 'Va 5, ,4 That would be you TED This page compliments of Mr. 81 Mrs. Robert E. Smith Peter Brewer Erich Christopher Smith No need to be a hero 137 Your only obligation in any life- time ls to be true to yourself. Richard Bach. Illusions Carolyn Ann Schuetz ii is X my a t- - ev' - - 4 as 1- -2: - -ur. - 138 ,s.v '00 v 4 lens' ...nw-,,. 4 I Sometimes I wonder Where I've been, Who I am, Do I fit in I may not win But I can't be thrown Out here on my own. Lesley Gore 'W' W Y H T' I AR xl, 'll' ll 'A vllla mr ,Ulf 'ISK .,,, , I A I la? In Nl my y Maria Spears .Z 1 C3 'lI'll be damned we all pulled through, to think of all the crazy things we wanted to do H. Near How long are you gonna be dead? . . . Life's a bitch and then you die . , . Chewy , l don't know where you're from but where ever it is l wish you'd go back , . . My clothes aren't keeping my feet warm any more . . . lwant to go to Kansas . . . Whatd l do to piss you off this time baaabyyy? . . . Julie Doetsch .': i-. '1'. 't' Q N '. fg!K 'laik' 'Rf ' b -53.34 ' E 5 Q ,QOH 1' 30 '.,-:', ' ' . nf l 1 - J. ,, . .C 75g','.z 4-92. ,xi C' -' df -2-ss.. i an-i ntra V- 4 'fha bs. v As ,I .,' fy Ll V 4' dy! Sue Clifton um Nadia's SNL BZ .. OJ. and mixed berries . . . Nar ci , . . Orferdville . , . sail W Adaptor die . . . Kluddaduda . . . Squeeze tothe third . . . Woam . . . Whirley birds 6 .- ,.,..-.Q C' if ' as Linda Lampkin To my Parents, Thank you for the love and encouragement you've given me. l love you both very much. Linda 140 J , I, . v -51 ' 1 fbi' . ' it r'i ff ITLZQAT ofa at n -' Trl 'J NX' 1 V qqf- if hS ', Q-,ss :X IQ- ' 7 - ' ' I 51- V 7 fir-nf, .xffklfx L Nw l ' , I fri if ' One night I had a dream. I dreamed that I was walking along the beach with the Lord, and across the sky flashed scenes of my life. For each scene I noticed two sets of footprints in the sand. One belonged to me. the other to the Lord. When the last scene of my life flashed before us, I looked at the footprints in the sand. I noticed, that many times along the path of my life. there was only one set of footprints. I noticed that it happened at the very lowest and saddest times in my life. This really bothered me and I questioned the Lord about it. Lord, you said that once I decided to follow you, you would walk with me all the way. But I have noticed that during the most troublesome times in my life, there is only one set of footprints. I don't understand, why in the times when I needed you most, you would leave me. The Lord replied. my precious, precious child, I love you and I would never, never leave you during the times of trials and suffering. When you see only one set of footprints. it was then I carried you. Author unknown Monica Leiva LJQPI5 ' , K ,.,Z'fx4 ff 'L' L4 ' ssrli i' ' Mami, Papi, Abuelita y tios. Agradeciendo todo el carino y el animo que me han brindado y el esfuerzo que han hecho por reali- zar todos mis ideales. Los quiere, Moni Maura O'Donnell . . ideas come when we do not expect them,and not when we are brooding and searching at our desks, Yet ideas would certainly not come to mind had we not brooded at our desks and searched for answers with passionate devotion. - Max Weber Mary Worland Look to this day for it is life the very life of life ln its brief course lie all the realities and truths of existence the joy of growth the splendor of action the glory of power For yesterday is but a memory And tomorrow is only a vision But today well lived makes every yesterday a memory of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope Look well, therefore, to this day! - ancient Sanskrit poem This page compliments of Mr. 84 Mrs. Joseph E. Browne 142 4 Q G . ws:-:fe i 5 , ' ,.'?'s ii15?i'i3i 'i'i'4 I swf' - I ' M Q AN' I 54 Q 4 f ',' 'Q' ' h .5 F Q. 5, F . O l 'u I 6': 'i5 '. v .fu lf I M 1 4 ML A T.K., Ice ' - Browny, Fatman 2215 ' i-1 X , 34: - '.2?3,:.':i:- 1- -' ffffif2f5':13':Q,f g E12 753' QM? 511, -1-4 1:3- gfvi ' A.'A ii' 1:2 I -' ..igfZ,,:l 'fy I: wg.-.-7 .,.-. 4 U E ,ii xi. wi 'M John Tracy Mike Browne ' F li if, umm .-H wiv 'Yi if ei 2 Q Q- ' N A 3 5 John Slosberg The Boys X2 HSIOS, Thomas Herbert Kern vs, l '1 Doug MacKenzie 4 - NR Laura HayfordfBlatchford . ,. wx Flying is easier than driving Lisa Bauer lt'S the heart afraid of breaking that never learns to dance. It's the dream afraid of waking that never takes a chance. It's the one who won't be taken who cannot seem to give, And the soul afraid of dying that never learns to live. - The Rose 'G Q, ' cw www' Tom Student 1 T X , 2 , U W5 v ii 1 -...l 95 -K lgi 4 'gl ,, ,fgwkv a.23 tP - .57 5-,XMLQ '14 Ysrq I What has happened to all of us . . . Memories . . . Rooming withasnake ifyou could find it . . . Redman . , . Jay . . . Novits . . . Otis . . . Least we forget . . . decisions . . . decisions . . . Dubois take care of this mess . . . I J I in .: - I rg , '- n j I, , S f , lla 'D . g. r'Q.w f f ' 33 I W5 I X, -,,.. V, .. . . 'FQP' ,Z . fare f f . M Q - . A X ,J fs.-.1 1 V - ' ii' ' l This page compliments of Mr and Mrs. Joe Angelerti 146 Ricky Paradis Thanks Mom Sc Dad you made this all possible Got nothinl in my pocket but the bottom, More than I can say for my shoes. Speakin' of the blues, I gott'em That's all I can Hope to lose. - Mighty Joe Young- Too many terminally Hip Cats, Happening Ladies, and Memorable Times to mention here . . . Not to worry, l'll never forget who and what went down at the Forest of so much enchantment . . . Ah, the Liberal Arts experi- ence Friends. do me one favor, Be as much like the G-man as you can . . . Oh yeah. one more thing, Mom and Dad, Thanks for all you do, This Diploma's for you . . . OK. Les- ter! Later Folks . . . O.J. Joseph Angeletti Jr. I'd just be the Catcher in the Rye . . . lHoldenI J.D. Salinger The sea, Autumn mild- ness, Islands bathed in light, Fine rain spending a diaphanous veil over the immortal nakedness of Greece, Happy is the man. Ithought, who, be- fore dying, has the good fortune of sailing the Aesan Sea. Zorba Nikos Kazantzakis Wake up! lt's 1984, and we're dancing with disaster, Our civilization car is running wild. Who did you give the wheel to? We've gotten smart we know how to blow the whole world apart. But when it comes to the simple things like living together - Hahl With all the will in the world diving for dear life when we could be diving for pearls. Life's like a firework you're only lit once, and you must stand and radiate correctly. Excerpted from songs by XTC, Oingo Boingo, and Elvis Costello, Copious thanks to friends and family for affording me the college experi' ence. K .R We are in a happy state It all comes to those who wait - Gang of Four Some of my friends sit around every evening And they worry about the times ahead But everybody else is overwelmed by indifference And the promise of an early bed You either shut up or get cut out They don't want to hear about it. lt's only inches on the reel to reel. - Elvis Costello Thanks Mom and Dad, it was worth it! 147 if Andy Humphrey 111 -'nl X , Q6 'S-It Q 1,11 1-. . .. s ,I ,K John Hamilton Burn the candle at three ends and always keep on a smile. By doing so you can't help but learn through osmosis. If you try any other way you simply won't truly live. W-Q :nf xo Vi K s XA! i A X 'N-N , . X fb + , ' x VK W' Liz Saliman Jr: 1 N XX Wi Jim Crovafro A -.1 It's fascinating to think that all around us there's an invisible world we can't even see. I'm speak- ing. of course, of the world of the Invisible Scary Skeletons. -JH, I I i A V ' A .,, ,s g ff ? ' ,IG igciik-fi:'f75z ' 'si If W A J' If 7-Zi . '--N QF' Madness - One Step Beyond - Missing Person - Words Stiff Little Fingers - The Only One Santana - Aqua Marine Human League - Things That Dreams Are Made Of XTC - Melt the Guns Bob Marley 8: the Writers - Positive Vibration U2 - I Threw A Brick Through A Window 150 Dave Pill ,, ...H -w-'A -Kihei I 7 I u NSN-. J. .. N One thing that makes me believe in UFO's is sometimes I lose stuff. - J.H. 1 A 6 if ' F... 0 ,af ' f .NIJ T 49 ' -fl ,. '1 .Q -- lv-ga Xi! V y ,1 . S L ! Newsreels, Christ almighty. There's always a dumb horse race, and some dame breaking a bottle over a ship, and some chimpanzee riding a goddam bicycle with pants on. - JD, Salinger lf' I' Sometimes life seems like a dream, especially when l look down and 'G' see that I forgot to put on my pants. X '-billrlllf 1 . L1 fi-Y ., . r, .T .1 qi. .,, . 4435, 511- ' .-.q,, , 1 , +-. L Q. ' ,- , ' - ,-, 4 -. , . v . , 1 . -, ii. g A -. r H15 ,Q The deadly but flavorful enameled fig pigment. - George Michalopoulos i usa... K-9:5 l.et's jump in the amniotic sac and have fetal sex. - GM. W-+54 Kyran Quinlan George Michalopoulos ' ' ...Q ll? 0 l V, K' N. T t f - -1 - - ' . . ff' .1-F'-151 :fig f t V Li N.. ,rf 3 'G 'ul You guys goin to swill? 151 Scott Wales Sometimes you just have to let art flow . . . That looks like its a cross between an indus- trial vacuum cleaner and a chrome piggybank O Master-musician, Tune me for life again. The awakening of new music My heart wants to become. My life is now mingled ln ecstasy's height. . '53 ' 4' il-Q over you, - BC. ,A S . . . lcan even derive the equation for ground beef . .. Karl Decker 152 'D f Rf- fi' Ll' . ,- Q'. 'fikm Tl 5: 0, 5- 1 Pamela D. Pearson Though time and miles may separate us, I have built a bridge of lovely memories to span the distance. as F E ii J ' f .C :fl 'kv 'Au 1 - ' Q, , 5 1. 'lx s 1 ,,-a.-.,..sr- xv I , ,,. -V F - 1. , .5 X 4' I if 11 l ?.. Marti Degen ,, .1 I Q ul. 95-5 -ff na., ' iffy? I ,lv-x.,A . N i4E?':.',4, l What made us friends in the long ago When first we met? The best in me and the best in you Hailed each other because they KNEW That always and always since life began Our being friends was in Gods plan Hello I must be going Iwi-3 -rx ,,..:-is 1- A d 'Sf' 5 .1 ,g C l still find each day too short for all the thoughts I want to think, all the walks I want to take. all the books I want to read, and all the friends I want to see. The longer I live the more my mind swells upon the beauty of the earth and the wonder of the world. - John Burroughs Wayne Rohde Road Dog' 'KI do not believe we can have freedom at all in the philosophical sense, for we act not only under external compulsion but also by inner necessity. A. E, One cannot possess the capacity to feel joy without also possessing an equal apacity to feel sorrow. L'Being around here is just like being stoned all of the time. - M.D. - T.R.W. Elaine Hays --.X-Q uv. ,sm-vc '1 When the dragons grow too mighty To slay with pen or sword l grow weary of the battle And the storm l walk toward When all around is madness And therels no safe port in view l long to tum my path homeward To stop awhile with you. - Neil Peart ,X f,X hs , ..A.J-ik . X . r: I XX. -5 t t. .. .xc - XX Mix - , . Q93 , V' ' .. v ' ' 'fn I 7'-mv. ' Q x t Xu fs X vo. 'ph' ., 'Ki ff.. Stephanie Mora rev-1 A 5 1 1. gf si .act hxx -.-.. , 4 , I . f'?'1+- , ,r ..v ,lA - 'VA - . ,f-'ff' 1- .I ,Y . -' -.. .' e 'x k FI., W, Y ' ?f U if -, .. Q1 -4 ' , ' - ' we PY 'refs-ef -, Cheryl Ann Walek To be the wind ws, -ff --ri ' David Gips Mary Johnson Q M D. -. v' 3 Tim Wujcik .aww 'Nm 'Nr Lizabeth Bruce Walsh . w v I . JT: and , , ff' Q49 If Q I Q 'f-6 X' 1 ,Q . 3 f -X .5, 4 My interest is in the future, because I'm going to spend the rest of my life there. - Kettering , wiv. . I r N , as 5 . fe Sandy Silverman 'Z '7' Linda S. Weatherwax wr' H525 ,AH x ,, X .- 5 1- A-. K-1 'fggf 05. 'JPMEL , J.-W al T' .sf egg lv ws ,li if ,. :Quai-Ym 9w This page compliments of Mr, 8: Mrs. Edward Sommers 160 Ruth Sommers Meg Newton Dana Stahl GF' 1 lb The 2nd floor- HARSH A i . Are we having fun yet? A Not on my rug D4 . A A Sandra Dee . A A mega catnaps A A . red dots. purple dots . . Papa Squeels AA A Vermont Weekend - Exit 3 A A A the blue couch . A . Nollen Survivors f Redman . . A Toad A . . Water fights . A . J.AA . A . 5142 ANL A A A learning to drive .. A Name game A A . SU . A . Ruthers A A . Willie A A A Surprise A A . Bones in the bath A . A Statue breaker A A A McGiggs alias Blaze A A A La machine A A A RITT A . . MGM A A . Luerre Yacht . . . Klirton . . A PAS. Ball A . A Champagne breakfast A . . Mr Yuk . . . JPRT A A . Mamba , A A Ivan A A A vitamin pusher A , A tupperware lady A A A Riley - uglyface A A A D3 lwith fonduel . . A taco gum A . A Mego . A A SAHA Traumas A A A Caps A A A Ladies Aux A A . E-bird . A A Greenjeans . . . Red Pine . A A Procrastination . . A Raleigh A . . The Sonnenschein A A A Grandpa . A A Mikey A . A Al the Pal A A A 1Oth frame A . A Zipperhead . A A Olguita . . . Woodrow . . . RA - Air Guitar A . . CDA. JHF ..., Centipedes . . . Senior Day A . A Sick Saab A A . Swiss and Bees A . . Shots by t e sea A . A 5,3 --.Lg nav: ,ima I have leamed that there are no limits to our efforts unless we limit ourselves. - outward bound Sandra Baldwin Nichols isi .HQ 'fx ,H-yn. . f ah' 5511313 J' .. A., s' fi. is-xf 1 N 15, te- 'S '63 1-1.2 1 1 -Cel v lt was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom. it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of belief. it was the epoch of incredulity. it was the season of light, it was the season of darkness, it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair. we had everything before us, we had nothing before us, we were all going to Heaven. we were all going direct the other way. A Tale of Two Cities 'Qr Two roads diverged in a wood, and l took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the 1- difference. . 3,5 - Robert Frost .i Robin Lynne Trow 162 - Charles Dickens 4 -. I'- fvvkif RL ,, '-Qvg Q' - . Katherine Eleonora Cromwell There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, Than are dreamt of in your philosophy. l - William Shakespeare .Q v- ox f n.., ' h Ziff' F. 1 . Susan Laura Schmidt Esther Beth Bloch ,J-41 B - x in N ' ,gl And that, said Pooh. is that! - AA. Milne v -, K ,. Thank you one and all. especially lVl.J.B.. EPB.. and B.JtK.B.W.. it was all appreciated, 16 - Lf 5.4159-f Heidi Carisch Follow your dream For if you don't a broken winged bird that cannot fly 1 f ! J al I I S . if SS ,,.-, . 35 'fd QW Rwwgeg N., X .M Linda Williamson 975'1Q-sf-N . , 3, . .y l.-,S M 2,151-4 . fi' ln-:Tl-sf' mg, 1 -f- '-XXFW-f' wi, . ,5 fe -ffgg -,Q 1 . , , .. X -ni, sf fablwl M5 : 't FV. T'2LJaxf f1 .- 5 . ., 'Q N 1 1, - 34' 'ff ll Q' 4 .. ' A, - N h 3 .e .5 .I Leslie Bradley ALWAYS HAVE A DREAM Forget about the days when it's been cloudy, but don't forget your hours in the SUN . . , Forget about the times you've been defeated, but don't forget the VIC' TORIES you've won . A . Forget about mis- takes that you can't change now, but don't forget the lessons that you've learned . . . Forget about misfortunes you've encoun- tered, but don't forget the times your LUCK has turned Forget about the days you've been lonely, but don't forget the friendly SMILES you've seen . . . Forget about the plans that didn't seem to work out right, but don't forget to . . . ALWAYS HAVE A DREAM Helen McGinley i -4 Geoffrey Steadman Some souls one will never discover, unless one ine vents them first. - Nietzsche Those who vvnte on Heavens walls Should mold their shit in little balls. And those who read these lines of vvit Should eat these little balls of shit. - Kurt Vonnegut. Jr. Time to leave this learned wall And the automatons of College Hall. l'm thankful, not bitter, though some think me rash And l won't forget my school when it begs for my cash. Wi s , - 1 r 1 its I- ggi' 3. A 1, I fm.. l ,. - ' '-I sl u . - 1 sf JL - -L Qu-1 Alexander Patrick Fox xx? S L I- ' ' J - '-N5 elf 'Nix-icy-'-XX-X-,.,:uL4,:-.Sa:r--:-Q pkXj5.xE 1 5, N W Ni- 'Q ,. , f Chris J. Jensen Sean T. Wilson John S. Lasher Thomas F. I-Iehr xx ith .V .,V. ..-11.4 .-.----1 Robert E. Shaw ! L -s SJ Mark J. Pasillo l- 5 wh g, tl Cereal will be fine John W. Nordberg People on Welfare have it too easy . . . Steven H. Richter Michael A. Saad In the few years I have spent at Lake Forest College I have received the greatest gift ever conceived. Knowledge. Obtaining this knowl- edge led me through several encounters with people whom l'll never forget. I will miss you Steve, without your humor and help I might never have accomplished the things I did. Thanks John, Dan. Bill. Mike, Pat, Tommy. Kyran. Pill, and George. for your friendship and good times. To Cappy I leave the dogs and all the memories behind them. Goodbye Beth M., Beth T., M.T.. Ellen, Ellen, Beanie. Ann and everyone else whom I've enjoyed over the last four years. I will always remember the good times and bad with you, Time isn't forgotten, it just gets older and older. There comes a time in one's life when he must move on to bigger and better things. This time has arrived for me. Remember. the moments will live on forever. Good Luck and Goodbye. Mike g,A.M.yj F Charles Klingher Mass inflation, welfare line , . , gross economy Trade it all for what's behind, Curtain number three. Dave Faloona Q, 44.5 , ' Yvonne D. Powell ll Jackie Harris 9' ,425 Q A743 Is. , in , 4, sl? '- is 3 S And still l rise. Keep on believing. - Unknown -I-ami L. Hale Tracy E. Duncan Maya Angelou l l sa 5, . '. ,A Who is the Black woman? 5 l ' She is angry and fender, Thanks for the memones Loving and hating. She is - -I-racy Duncan All these things - and more. - Toni Cade l ' -lu ICI ' ' 'T' .-Nlvlq-NG... ,,,'f- si M A . Q, N1 L 53, .- .Qt- I 'T' s N., . 4-15,4 Iiiitlgqge j2fI'f'f is I 'I V. Q s I '15 i- I . ts I' 5 ' -W X sx Fry Q To A Friend You entered my life in a casual way. And saw at a glance what I needed: There were others who passed me or met me each day, But never a one of them heeded, Perhaps you were thinking of other folks more. Or chance simply seemed to decree it: I know there were many such chances before, But the others - well, they didn't see it, You said just the thing that I wished you would say. And you made me believe that you meant itg I held up my head in the old gallant way, And resolved you should never repeat it. There are times when encouragement means such a lot. And a word is enough to convey itz There were others who could have, as easy as not - But, just the same, they didn't say it. There may have been someone who could have done more To help me along, though I doubt it. What I needed was cheering. and always before They had let me plod onward without it. You helped to refashion the dream of my heart, And made me turn eagerly to itg There were others who might have II question that partl - But, after all, they didn't do it! Grace Stricker Dawson ,' UQ x 555 ' b. 1 l 1. , 1, -Arausfw e X KN I . -s-.5 , fi: Auf. v V. r 1 ' . - .iii A -I ',., ,3 V, gui 1 ' T1 -'Zz-1, A . ff Q., -+ Q ' 32 3:1-'I Q . ik - 145,-A . , ' , :zgfgp ..Qf4,,,,. , , M ,Q K ,QFQKQSI .,u' -,H f ff! 6 Henryne Green Shelley Dunson EAR- , SV. i Ns 5,-af. - -P fe., il j X . eq , I Nr 331-553 4 .K 'wg NN ' ' ' ' QZ SA X539 STE xy? Qi AQ . ' 153 Xa: if T25 r. .5 -.L Just when you thought it was safe . , . Go Ask Alice . . . Torch it . , . Your sisteris right next door . . . Home entertain- ment center . . . Parka Man . . . Quarters . . . Thankth forthe ride Mary, I really apprethiate it . . . BLOW IT OFF . .. Joanne, put your foot in your mouth . . , Idon'teven want to know . . . Nota word . , . Diana Ross and the Supremes , . . What an annoyance . . . Welre just looking for Susan , . . Hello, Hello . . . Click . . . Lockey . . . The Ghost . . . Waves . . . Nevermind . . . Punch . . . The Cal-Man , . . I've been beaten . . . The Ugly Stick . . . Timpo . . . Catch a clue Joanne . . . So what . . . Niiice . . . Too much weirdness . . . I'M-E-E-E-T . . . Never seen him before in my life . , . What M ..--1 W' bg.: 4, .., are you doing . . , No one you know . . . What do you make . , 1 . . l . of this . , . JUST KIDDING . . . Hey, Hey, ltell ya . . . You , ' , don't have to bleed to know you're wounded . . . Hurry . . , , ,- The mad clicker , . . Itneverlies, what doesn't? , . . NATION- ' AL 2-9000 . . , BIG TIME . . . Good high . . , I have to take my contacts out . . . DR. Jekyl 8: Mr. . . . CPG. . . l W ' l W , 2, 'qs ' J' , I . rw 1 ' -t '-F fs- Q-.stizwssss-A .vt xc Q is :N -. .j,S'j3.3 - h 4 4- ., - sate, , -Mx is. t . xx -.-, ' is X lx ' 1 if Y 'Q' t, N, . . . lt's not on the first floor, it's in the lobby . . . Nice Do . . . Miss Jane . . . Linger . . . Just when you think you've heard it all . . . What the F is going on? . . . Who the F cares . . . It NEVER HAPPENED . , . l'm just going to ignore that Get out of my face HIDEOUS fHWR,HLl . . . Leap . . . His body still looks like loose change . . . The tow truck . . . What's the scoop . . . Cut loose . . . It's 4:30 in the morning . . . The Camel . . . How embarrassing . . . Dew Drop, Spud Queen . . . Sick Jokes . . . What kind of nightmare is this . , . I lost my keys I . . Wipe out . . . He needs to be shot . . . Boberbut . , . CCC . . . Who theF hitmelike that . . , Major subjection . . . It doesn't matter . . . Joanne can you catch . . . Marathon kegs . . . The big toe, or is it thumb? . . . Do you feel as bad as we do? . . . Bong man . . . The Cadillac . . . Boing, I Boing, Boing . . . Acid, Speed gl Cocaine , . . The dreaded clogs . . . Who are these people . . . Skeletons in the closet . . . Ineed abeer . . , Always thinking . . . We're out of here . . . Joanne Beligratis 19 -R 'Y Mary Merlo 'Sa is s? Laurie K. Smith Moving nght along in search of good times and good news with good friends you can'tlose , . . lthink l'll make thisa habit. - SM. .JG , ' . s-V . ws' 1, ws., N xl. ' .1 - Ari - - .0 gf ug.,-by 1 s .-,, 4 H, 'X- . I ' -2. - , 4 A., '-' . .qv it .. 7 w . 5 'tiff' . 5 1 I Q f if 'Q .X Mi ' , ,. tt klw.gl'5w-.I U' U- 'N H va 1 . . s '- Q 4' ' Lis Si , A Qi - A ?' -Ny 5 f . 4 ,.,,J' ' 49 me-' 3 .1 CN' 5 5 -igff 7 ' Q F' X, , ' ' it V ' 5 Y r' ' r N ,- x 1 X . -, S lt ' - f -Q .vi 'N This page compliments of Mr 8z Mrs C Patrick Lewis 178 'Sit Sl-l0dg rv? Cameron D. Lewis This is just the start of a well deserved overdue binge. - James Buffet Mary Weitzel Michelle VanDemark 'Q' if '..-.,..-...u .4 .. 5 E1 LVA .. . N , 1 L , :kv-L! . V-L-..'k'f',. 'A I - .f'- '. 'lr '54 Sf .pf Q 9+.i.L-.,!'---- ' - 'pn ,- 'N v I , 'Agfa' c Pcligi ,.- -QL I-,tt .-1 .-A w. 1. . - - 4-.4 4 - , M my or ,. , Maria Joan Schlanger xy . .: ,4.j's, , Ai. . l'. . , .uv ,qv . . . I If you want to sing out sing out ' I if you want to be free be free , A h ' , cause there s a million things to be X,1lf j. -S f.SQg1,,W , , you know that there are. lg f, V , , ,gl I 1 g If you want to be me be me i '.iQ7-'31 3 -A if you want to be you be you 'cause there's a million things to do you know that there are. - Cat Stevens ,. '--- nh- .V ,'v lF ' 'f'Q,g,,' 42,-, .,qr4q,x.:f .k Qi' Y' 'VW3 180 L., Patrick Harold Rita Flow with whatever may happen and let your mind be free: Stay centered by accepting whatever you are doing. This is the ultimate. - Chuang-Tzu ' l .-'..-' ' ' A '. . -. 4 . .. .- 1 W.. '4 ffhf H4-,i ' 1-Q-911' Q 'sf .'7 -,, Q f 1 A krz..--W-H - - pit - -.-- , ' 11-ft 'f wg -.4 5 V .' -. .- -' 'V 'f' A .f-, .f rf ' 'I f'7L7'l.'tff'fv.':'fTr-- ' if' f ft fi-41. L it 1 ' T4 V. ,-gf' -:fn 'r X X 'P :- W t V.-'f.i,, x.. pf- it .2-' 'Qt' L54 'J gf in 1 -r--- Q.-fa., , 5 Ewan. ,gg . t .- I .Tr.w?5r1'. f.,.af.:': Af: -, s' - , :.v....-:fr-J45 :aw ,..f..f- o ,Ye .-A .A JA .A My yi-fi' .53 -0.1.3 ., A 1 7 , - . - K ' ia -,K-cn 'f-,ML-,f.' iv,H,j, r' .. -,gs 15:5 gg I , ,. . hiv., t. ., - , 1 . X. .,. ,S . 3,7 j'f,., AA.-'-Hiya. 4 , 41, -A -,.. , 'tv V, w , . .Q :A -- .fh-1' :V 'f f'.i'5'l'.' nw !'12'N'n4' if fd ' ' Q-. ws- 32 ' 'N Q ' . 'rf W2 ' ., 1. Uv-ef.. T- Q---1 ' - bv. - 'at rL3.v vb V rl' , Q 1 X Y L.'gg , 4' - ,S ,., . -Q. .- if '?'?:fg-s- '- f M D K' ' X si A we 1 i . . . if 'I' X UF ' 'x . 2. K . ' - ' 1t '- f -3 h - . 1 , pvc, v I, Ti- .I -X , ,x V , Y . X . . 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N.?yE.,w? ns -. ,Q X Tomorrow is a dream that leads me onward. Tomorrow is a path l've yet to choose. It's a chance I've yet to takeg A fnend l've yet to make It's all the talent l have yet to use. Tomorrow is a dream that leads me onward. Always just a step ahead of me. It's the joy l've yet to know, The love I've left to show. For it's the person l have yet to be. - Karen Ravin The world is filled with many sorts of people. You never know who you'll learn from. And in the end the love you take is equal to the love you make 'xx- Tony Starvcevic p 'N xg ,.Jjf',gj1.il'f, ', . ,iixlmx M1 A H, vw - Y -- y---w K' 13- -'I'-1,--11 ,f -... ' .17 gs, . M mf Aw ,. i.y,-may ,N l W 1' ,, ,,NxA:.'-' ' v ,' ,,,. .- . V . Q- iwghvafif uf.. g N ki Q . Kit.,-,..:,.: . , , . Q-.,w,,,--Q ,. . . 551. f.+-,f- - wx, - QA - '.'3 ':5k2.r'v. rw. 9,5 1 Q P 'K1.gf3.-15+ gs ,vii'wa ',Z.Lx.v. . ' - '-air., 'V 1 94' . N, sl S, ,v...'Pi' rj: . WM .,.1-I ' Q , .. ,ffl-QQ - 'A.M', f' . 1-1.-,-p 7 ' A 'HA f . W 11- 4 , -V f -P V- .5-if , 412- ' 4 ,. ,uf -v 2 ,. '45 -f.,,vv,.- ..i 2 '- .. '.Y i+- . ' 5. J. 'u'fQY3. ,. .,g1.- .-4 ,.g 41, 'v?x.,j3 A'l ! fl, -, -1 cu d, I V .:: K QT.-1, iv13v-f , ' 1. 3-..' Workin' hard and playin' hard ,.4: Matthew J. Ebeling x k:.,vy,:,x . -w. ..lgv' , -F -. vw. 7 QQ? A. 1 ' 1 '.i',su, U 83: . wr- . 5'li' V Z , E lf , 9 C? -14 34' vii -3. 1-5, '5- , 2, , 'I A.:-F ' - Q: wgx'vX.,xx F 1 M j':4:'vi .cl v r . QQ: ,IAR- ' .af vs.. ,f n '- . . , A fi 6 J-'QW gb-J . 1 .iyg ' KQAX , - ' .P V X' V ,. , V. wr ., Q 'gf , .1 'L E ' '... ' f , 41- A xg , ' ::Q-ef X5 w A sr 32-'N 7 I Q ff- m ff' lin., .ii lrayzlxh fi-1 I 1, 4,15 ,I .1 1 3 'L 4 ,. - 'Y' ,e A l f ,,4 .2144-A .-.' 4 .,,+ ffvg -- - X, -Y ' ' If TI' sz-me 75 . A' ' V5 .,f'-. John Gan MA? lk 'A ig.:-Mia Y . ' nf' Y Keith A. Joza .C -fix He has much in common with all men, Some qualities possessed by few men, And several which are found in no other man. He is not aloneg he is an individual. KAJ. Aix 183 I I XA- X I 5 'X S 5 ' ff'-7 L- 2. Ed A. Srang Jr. 'wr '-r , - T .Q A , lk' ' ' 'fri 6- Xi 5 , 'Tlzxf I ' ' s ' : ' ' r v , A ' YE , V A 5. - o ur . ' '7-. X--r Z, -. H f 1 ' i .L '5' N M Q- 1 ,A-1 ,pil Timothy R. Prout '17 Q. 3 'Q . -fx Hockey is just one spoke in the wheel of life A : ,RN 1 ' il F Farr , Q. Ag Aff A 1 ' 'wffdifxw ' r Q f If 911' gli' Jarillif ...Li .ta Qf, 'iv The game is never over until the fat lady sings Mark Celi 'P' E i n 453 I There are very few original thinkers in the world, the greatest part of those 5 ' who are called philosophers have adopted the opinions of some vtho ' went before them. vqpgavf. QU We :L D7 . PM David M. Caplan Stuart A. Frye The greatest results in life are usually attained by simple means and the exercise of ordinary qualities. These may for the most part be summed in these two - common sense and perseverance. . t..,,--ff-ft., f'f 'Q:- - Qi.- A ' Quality speaks for itself. l don't care what the neighbors say! One never learns by success. Success is the plateau that one rests upon to take breath and look down from upon the straight and difficult path. but one does not climb upon a plateau. . 75, X ,111 lf-f. Y-.f -gy W, 2 g I , . L KE lflllfll'lESTllCUllEl3F FURESTERS -if 'nv-.., f 185 U, fa. H-- A...-. sl it 1 , f - 295, QQHFI' I, , ' A fx3 liji.2, hi I N -lm jzmz lnillggh- P. gil, d1.a f fr,,2fL-'ff--1: fa 159' ' '28 :..,., ff :,l+6..l lf. ' 'L' ., 5 '4ri '-'ir ' hiv llll: ,, 1. . , 5.1 'af f','?.a:i,Tf s. 1- V, t. , V, '. . - : 'ggi-. fn, 41 ' , us, . --ze .- l 5l?2'.fm ,W .I nw, - 5 I ' ,, fu.: ., -. - -,ff i L - 'f- - 3 . 2' .Il ' ' 12 '5 1' ' : -A F621- '1 .Ef s-4 ,4ffffI- r' , , D 1 ian 1 - iff? . ffffgj1'fF 'e E Q1i52l:-l' h:fs:,3? f,. l'5--W,---: ,, r' - e.-age rm, - ' 3 :gf-bk N r , , ...gi .- Q . .frwtflyzl u ...sy i ig , A u. l if .ll 'l ,.,. V. . i .1 V- 1' -:- . , ...., ,.s A .... . ' fwfr ,L , . -..,- .,,1 .ur .Q Q ' r ' Ni fi 4-'L ' 2' Q f -1 fl' in Todd Schriger AiTOad7Y ...,r,., i 4. y John Booth LLBugeS1Y W-, ,. . 1 . ' E1 3 L X Q3 J tl In - J? . M Jfeli' Jack Dineen 'X-JL f 4 X -'wud-Q T' 'F'-'fi ' sf 4 I' fi , 4 '- ll' Z5 Q s V V E 186 ' J f N ,V -V -1 :,,,,4:1f.v Tn, 1 a - ' ,Y -TY' A '4 AA T577 .C . .-,A A' 77? A '- gif: r ff 1' A ,er .- r f 4 11.2 f , f- -+- fi ,. , x R . . Damn glad to be a Phi Pi! .A pr A -- lv. . .'fpI'W Q QQ yin? ki Klux To Mom gl Dad - Thanks for all your support. We want you to know that you're special friends: and. hey, without you we wouldn't be here. Thanks for everything. Your Son S-lugs! ! ! Don't worry about things because it will all work out in the 5 I I end! 2 I H A .NA W! 1 Av r f Aims I 7 S - in . ga, al A 'vu l QQgg.q 5-, May all traditions be upheld . . .' Safety . . . Lake Forest . . . Yearbook And so it goes and so it goes, and so it goes, and so it goes, But where it's going, no one knows . . N. Lowe Jim Doyle xnmmy-D Shake t'He who has never tasted the bitterness of lite may never know the sweetness of it all. - s-v--n-1 183 -1111 Anonymous The Board of Directors: David A. Castegnetti Eric L. Ciemnievvski Michael R. Giles John B. Kavanagh W' Q y P- -,, j X5.Q,5555'5QS5 .x .,'., Q qc- 'f1'5.,3 1eg,g,Qgg,3,-'- l .i 15?-I+: -.-. ISA - - . . . Admiring the future . . Bimg mfg' -vvff r n , -,.-'-- ' f l .. ' 3 4 A: . . r' ,.,. , it 1 ,ff K. Mickey Meditating Mike Eric The Board at Bradley, atter hours: Coach, Hayseed, Tarzan, Bims Dave - The Prez The smoothy from Vermont f '72, Avvx .7 Ng-SQ Tha, .f 5 ,, .J 13,5 - s 1 Aloha, from South Seas Night - Bradley Lodge 1.51. J iQ if' Susan McCormick ,.,, x ati, x n- . , ,,',f iii jg' 3 2 - f 15 A a -4 ,wr , ? -, Quawv-W 4? Z - ,ni V .799 , V '35 xi fy . , . Katherine Valverde Stacy Miller Jacqueline Day 'S li? .'r:' -0 .44 , , A.. .K-If if .H ci, ol 53 , . . Y 'N 'N A. ' -:Hn W . 1. 4 u n. x , L,.....4 r ,., Mike Campbell - J '5-:2': +-1-ff-G31 N, M -' , T. H - .ef avr' One must wait until the evening F T ? To see how splendid the day has been. 55 'l A' - Sophocles F5 i!2?,.5fif-42 'W'a ff .1 'Ph -11 , 1... .-. -43? ir 5 ' F .Y . -..- , -+Zf.- I,-253' '-.v-jf as . P- -r2',1wf '.-e Fi , . '- : 1.-141, gs r..,, ,ml 79,-mb., ,Vg , vw, 2- :- .-sf .. 1 X , k rr 1.-.' 4-Q ,NH '.f4: , 53, Q Jig Rf: R Ty: 'r' I an , ,K Q 1-'5'5ffiA.i,. Q p - -4 Sffrf' 521152531 . , 1 1' ,C I KM 'I v V+ T , Paul D. Tassoni This page compliments of Mr. 81 Mrs. Tassoni 191 s. 'F ,Ir Speaking Malcom lAt his very bestl Qs F .1 .1 ,fig Baby Malcom: 2 years old , 4 Shades Of Malcom Studying Malcom! ln Deep Thought lAnstotle - Socratesl I would like to thank my ' -l family for their support through the past 22 years - Especially the Last 4. - MC. 1983-84 I , , , .NX I -' Q --HV s ri - .1 :Q 712- fH..f,- . .. . The ? Malcom he VMI 2 2' kg, .4 2 'T' 4 9 'Mfg' J' 'fl William Bill Lowry K. y k 1 ' ' l me A x 192 Q . ---f' msc: it in 4 ,N-Q :ry V fy , if , . I, l If 2 a 'E' 5 'i f'Jf10 .. Q. 4 .Rafrs..w', 1, 2 'L sf 3 - 4 ily. '-fgirw '11 ,'L1 zrvfgfgs 7 ig., 5- in - W, , is-,,-3: 1 g':5.g:fi' 'l1'i7 , l 5. 'Eli 551. ,y!2g5?Q,q I3 - ' . ' 5' Fil ..: ',.'5:.l'7 k ,Zigi cf'9'r,5 f '7.if?E El! .1 3 -. I 1 -. t , w fl l.f.ii+.p:w-1. fri... , 5' . , . , - ,. jf'g..L'.'Z l' Stull ,fd Q' rf in. 1 n .' xi, , ir-tfq ' lj, ,jd gnu, ,Gi ' A' , 'p .N 3,4 22113, L v r -, x'i.j4'f.'i.,. , '-, ,.. ,lata n . ' W jf it Q..-2 ' at its .1 '. . Q I 1 I ' 'Qi . , V .47 1 . ., . ,V i 'Vi WY if 11:1 JC 531. - 'x ,xx ft - -1 .,,, ..-All 2 ' 1 They say time goes by, They told me that it would all be Well, Sooner or later fun, So will you and so will l. But no one told me it would all end. Lynne Rae Mosley Life at good 'ole Wake looopsl Lake Forest College . . . Shelley, Reenie. Pamsie, Mishy and Lynne Rae - Quad 255 + 1 , , A Those were the days, and Heartbreak Hotel lwho's a dog?l . . . Lets walk to town . . . Sundays' dinners . . . Burger King. Tiffany's, and the Polo Club accepts checks . . . Screw it, I want Chinese . . . l've got the munchies bad . . . Let's make chocolate chip cookies . . . apartytor each ofour birthdays . . . Beinginseparable . . , until we were separated . 4 . Let's go to the city . . . ooh Ginds pizza , , . But what about peanut butter chocolate ice cream . . . Hey, what does he call you? Little Bunny, Chelle or Peanut and you call him . . . Lollipop . . . Oh get a clue . . . Quotable quotesi Check it out, Check him out, check you out, set it out. you're all freaked out, and the whole situation trips me out, Later for you kid, I can dig it, I'm psyched, Look at his cakes, Generic! Hey, meet me at dinner at5 . . . OK if you'll meet me at breakfast at8, being real . . , even when it hurts . . , But then you only remember . . . All of it! Thanx LFC. Mother, Daddy 8L Robbie - Unconditional Love. 1 was Q., ' -f.,.v, ,X , War -QV N, 'l: l - -.i-f g Michele Akers 193 . ---,ve-I---1 v-K Q.,-. .311 Ni. 1' 5' David Mark Stein Climb to the top of the Mountain Reach for a distant star Know that all is within y lf you travel far Be the best that you can be Believe in yourself, Believe in your dreams Light a candle for those who walk with you Help those who cannot find their way. our grasp, :ffm f...-5 A. . ' 9 -'VUA Skirt' :.'J': i',. .u!:' wil Ii 752. 194 n 3 . Peter Eklund in 4. .J .ui ,wing 1 , ,.' .' 9? Elyce Rae l-Ielford A Lad V Q Q Welcome, O life! I go to encounter for the millionth time the reality of experience and to forge in the smithy of my soul the uncreated conscience of my race. - James Joyce if Tl' , , iii ll f. -i t X ,QA ,J June M. Murphy vu-ng may . Wu 1 ' of x v' 3 .Q Q ' - - 5 , l l. '.4. . A little patience goes a long way: A lot of patience gets one nowhere. - Dr. Who lrresponsibility is not a sickness. it's an art. - Remington Steele Laura Gelfman J: U.- Ss' li' is A, :sein P Q , ,Mi he ' 4 By time or place Of the body - These barriers And wander in the .. ., 3515 . .,'V if ,.. , . 'lu' Y'A ' I qv . , l' 9' -oi - 'ln , r - X ,K -V EE,-A lx .,, I 1 B NX ,f A .. nf' . ' 1,',gg . -, - 5 , ' xp X E, 1, Id E 2 1 A ' 1 Muir? . Q ' 1 ' P I - fflvil. ,- 'g . A:-141,111-msg.: -' 'f ':v:,::2:5:gg5: . , .. . s:-:riff ,rp ,gyniffg gi-ff , r J .. f 1.1 .f,- ..:z5.-131125-y j.. 55, .Ig ' 'f K --V ,fm-.-'.f ., 1. ff .gsg,i,.': - y 3, ', V vw F PMN,-V -3,.vfr: , : 4, ,-,, gA ..QQ: vig, , E 14.4W'l'3f,,f' 'Vw 13,1 :, Q. ,t::3 by IQQVINQQY , .QTL ,Q- i 5,5 zfgffig 4 -3 a gpg- -Jer? y 'f h A' 55 ..:1 F293 ' - 7? 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' , ,,,....i.f,'5, 'U .W Dan Ansa ,..-n , ' ' - 4....... , f Quia: , N Tv. y L vi 5 4 Y 1 . , Y A' 1 J' ' ' V ,-- -'J 1-vlf, , - gs' 3 Mike Novitski So Don't forget folks thafs what you get folks for making whoopiem M., tcifld in Lane 3 . . R x ll Q I xx if X Y s NAL 'Forty 200's of fly on the WHAT?! - A Duck in lane 3 2 Sw Rosemary Whiplash Villa 200 12, Y .-t.: 4 . liao kv- 'Stuf- QI I' 5 John LlO,Bfl9Dll McCormick lie' In spite of everything, I still believe that people are really good at heart. Ann Frank Zareen Slrajullah Ted Petkus WW x ix FQ 'Q T xx NX xlx. xl, . .Y Laura Dennison This page compliments of Mr, and Mrs, David Reiner 202 Lynne Hyman x it CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST DF LUCK TO ZAREEN AND THE CLASS OF 1984 2 fi N ,I. .' . JH ,-1 I 1- , -. C . A - - .3 - .51-f ...--Aff? :rf V from MOM, DAD, ZAKARIYA ZAFREEN AND ZAI-IED WATCH OUT WORLD. . . fwz P-, ,aa 5 M Dd S -x HERE COMES 33 MARK! CCDNGRATULATIGNS PETER! Welcome to the Society of Educated Men gl Women CXDFORFU ' v .M ,525 LOVE, NKW4ANDPTWS THE UNITS ARE LOVING ME I.T.W.W. BLA, BGUF 8a BUCK P.U. Sc M.U. An acorn grows into a magnificent oak tree . . . A puppy becomes a loyal, loveable sheltie . . . But the greatest thrill for me, as a father, has been watching Elizabeth mature. From infancy she radiated joy early on . , . to now as a young lady at Lake Forest College. Liz, you've always oozed style, you've lifted up some members of an, at times, tired old world with your pep. Lake Forest College has fit you, like a baseball glove fit DiMaggio, like a tie fits Talbot, the College has helped mature you, has added effervescence to your sparkle . . . you still wear well, and you are still the most well adjusted person l've known . . . Thank you, Lake Forest College, and thank you, Liz may you both retain your individuality. Stan Liz, don't let life in the real world diminish your enthusiasm or dash your dreams. There exists a need in our country for competent leadership in many areas. We need well educated young people. Continue your intellectual growth, it doesn't stop with your Batchelor's degree. During each phase of your life, strive toward a meaningful goal. Productivity provides a satisfaction which leads to happiness. Karen 8 Congratulations Tom Kem! Love, Mom and Dad Dear Anne Marie, With your sincerity, honesty and incredible perception, were confident you will continue to make life rich for many people. You are our special friend and we wish you much happi- TIQSS. Were proud of you Anne Mane. Love. Dad 8a Mom We Are Still Proud of You Then gm 'l L. W kv' .a ' 5, And Now Congratulations Love Mom and Dad Dear Sue, Remember the talks that we have had, the good times we shared? Remember the little things weve done to show each other we cared? Well, I think about these often and everytime l do, it somehow seems to bring me just a little closer to you! You have made me so happy, words could never ex- press my feelings. I love you so much! Wish you much success and happiness in your life! Love, Mother V, To Pam: Congratulations on your graduation and achievements of the past tour years. We wish only the best for you in the future. The Danekas clan is very proud of you - Ya done good, kid. l'Lotsa love, Dad, Mom, Perry Sc Smokey To the Class of 1984 CONGRATULATIONS and KEEP IN TOUCH Mrs. Bacalzo, Dean and Derek Holly, You've made me very proud! Love you, Mom Congratulations Ruth! We are proud and happy for you on this special occasion. Best wishes! and remember we'll always be there for you. Dad, Mom Joe, Barbara Ron, Michelle 'iYou are the bows from which your children as living arrows are sent forth. rw fic A fn-rw, .A A Kahlil Gibran Go forth our Son . . . You have been our pleasure. Mom gl Dad Enhorabuena a una persona muy especial Con todo nuestro amor y afecto Dad, Mom, Kim, 81 Paul A 5 X -J Collag Q90 dy Oxy' wife xy Q37 GEN gg iff gsm? vmiw Wim miie THANK YOU, AMERICA, for the years of learning, friendship and sports- manship enjoyed by our son, Edwin at Lake Forest College! Best Wishes from Canada Dr. and Mrs. Edwin Stang Edmonton, Alberta, Canada gift feiiil Bwffeeb 90,21 ' of UQ ffl 21-Q2 Congratulations ongrdfululzons B Vvafgd h L i est IS es tot e Agp aura ' Class of 1984 fdfff Zatch Mr. 8a Mrs. Alfred Pill rr fa . QW Ckjlgf M QL? JIM DDYLE Our Love and Congratulations to VCU, your friends, and the Class of '84 You make us happy and proud to be your family Mom - Dad - Colleen - Sue - Kerri To our dear daughter, Lois, We are very proud of you on this day, as we have been with all of your past achievements - especially your year in Brazil. May all your dreams for the future be fulfilled. Congratulations, Best Wishes, and Love Always, Mom 8: Dad gl All Your Family Peter Brewer Peter has always emoyed sports. In his senior year in elementary school. he was captain of the Varsity soccer team. In his senior year at prep school he was captain of the Varsi soccer and h k t P t rplayed Varsity tv V soccer at Lake Forest Ill h f shman, sophomore andjunior years. H pt f the Varsity soccer team in his senior year. Our son hopes to tra l t places ar d the world after raduation. 9 We feel Peter has done well in college and are very proud of him. We wish him a wonderful life. Love, Mom, Dad, Jackie and Michael. Congratulations Gina You have shown your concern for people and community. Keep up the good work. Love. Szilak family Lisa, Congratulations to you and the Class of 1984. Mr. 81 Mrs. James G. Bauer x A To .X .-Q il I-OI-LI xt 0 'N gl --I can To Mark QQ W A 31- C do if If H Your loving family wishes you the very best of and N H s- i myse ' L H D luck in your future. respect ' i , lt! W F ' A ' With muCl'1 love. h Mom and Dad xl 1 7 X I' I S Congratulations ' I We're proud to have been ofservice to the Lake and Forest community so long. Today we offer the Best WlShQS most complete selection of school nd o-ffioe Seniors! supplies in town, stationery, , ff I , . artist materials, qreetina H. . 5 0--JE cards and gms, 2 high- ' L quality photocopy. ' machines, engraving .1 g V and goldstampinq rg' - it Service, plCi'Ul'e 1125, -i xx -I 15:-Q fqcgmes Gnqffhoto . if P X Cl urns, QI wrap 'f .'.1::.- I ILVV F, 4 '11, X -' H gf-yd puffy goods, - FET-V l 'ji l9,f !i--, It ,Xu its Contemporary fur- 1 fy .. -ff ' mf 'ii' 'X 1, fQ':lf '-ff -V I niture and house- 5'5 M5791 ' gif! uf :gg X Q ' K ' E wares, and so much 9 'N 'lg-' , .. l -r -f-l- 'Fi 1 more! Stop in soon! ' ', jf l I 5 Q Marl4etSq. Lake Forest 234-3900 Mon-Sat 9-5:30 1.3 'am R is ' a+ if . fa avidi 1 4 A., -r .I :fl 1 --'- , -, -:-W1 I I . I xl fr -.. 1 1 6 I First National Bank of Lake Forest Trust Department Deerpanh S Bank Lane Lake Forest Illmms 60045 312-234-5100 Member FDIC .Q f.- 9' n ,lla life Lf 6 WZ Q Q OUTDODRSNIAN 580 Bank Lane - Lake Forest - Phone 234-9180 Sports equipment ci d 1 for men and Scoots- lf your contribution to Social Work is anything like the contribution you've made to the year- book, poverty, disease, divorce and crime will be wiped out within 10 years!! Then who'll l have to psychoanalyze in my office? Congratulations Class of 1984!! Go Forth and Do Something Terrific! - the Forester Staff Sandy, It's been great! I know it'll get even greater l Good luck in all you do! Love ya, Di N N x Y Sx A .N-.x N, N X X x N an Qu' ,S 1 'Q 'Q Q, KW! 33 I V A if '31 , ul: f 1-of if-.., 3' , 1, '41 7? 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F-rv r - Bn.. , ,,,. .. N4 I -x i.. av- S N355-' 43551:-'16-f517f5 1?Zf1:':-1' -izfvgv . .. - . W' -' fri,-1, ,.,x,,W11.,:,k2:f4 4 QZQWQ:-W--:-1, ,.1':e5 -4-,U 'X U3 V2 4 9 -. . -I Q9 -.... 'g'Kgy., ,.,5--,gl Q'- -f a v- ,, ' - ,,A.4q,9,3 . V Y. I .3 Q'f XB N21 ... J I. .F Activities , 12-27 Administration 80-84 Admissions .85 Akers, Michele . .192 Alpha Chi , 36 Ambassadors 37 Ambrose, Jean Marie . . 122 American Marketing Association . Amnesty lntemational 38 Angelettj. Jay . .147 Ansa, Dan . .199 Art Department . 86. 87 Association for Computing Machinery . 50 Baade, Rob , 91 Bacalzo, Holly . .118 Bambini. Lou 136 Bauer. Lisa . 145 Baumann, Tom . .76 Beaufoy. llse .83 Behling, Charles . . .106 Beligratis, Joanne . . . 177 Bennett. Kenneth . . .94 Berlen. John .121 Bernsen. Caren . . .164 Bertolone, Anne . . 116 Beta Triton . 39 Biology Department . . 88. 89 Blackstone Hall . 30 Black United Concerned Students . Bloch. Esther .. 163 Bonner. Tony . ,132 Booth, John . . .186 Bopp. Ruthane . . . 81 Bowen. Ann 108 Bowlby. Dawn . . .155 Bradley, Leslie . . .165 Brandt, Gene . .80 Braxton, Wayne . . . 76 Breihan. Steve . . .85 Brewer, Peter . .137 Brose. Jim . 146 Brotherhood . .17 Brown, Jeffrey . . .98 Browne. Mike . .142 Bucholz, Madge . . .84 Burich. Peggy . . .118 Business Department . . .92 Campbell. Mike . . .191 Campus Entertainment Committee Caplan, Dave . . .185 Carisch. Heidi . .164 Carlus, Ted . . .81 Carrnony, Lowell . . .100 Carr. Amelia . . .86 Castagnetti, Dave . . .188 Celi, Mark . , ,184 Chapman, Leslie Thomas . , . 80 Chapman, Malcom 16, 17. 193 Chessen, Jim . . .90 Chorus .. .20, 21 Ciemniewski, Eric . . .188 Clifton. Sue . . .139 Cole. Dan . . .108 Coleman. Doug . . .77 Convocation Committee , , .42 Coutts. John . .89 Cowler, Rosemary . . .94 Cox, Daniel . . .128 Craft. Don . , .84 Cromwell, Katharine . . .162 Crovatto. Jim . . .149 Croyden. Michael . . .87 Danekas, Pam . . .112 238 Index Dau, Mike . . .72 Davis. Leslie . . ,82 Day, Jacqueline . . .190 Debate Circle . . .42 Decker, Karl . . .152 DeCoster. Richard . . .103 Deerpath Hall , , .30 Degen. Marti . . .153 Dennison, Laura . .202 DeSousa, Dianne. . .240 Dineen, Jack . . .186 Dlabay, Les . . .92 Dodge. Walter . . .100 Doetsch, Julie . . . 139 Doleski. Wayne . . .82 Dombroski. Frank . .133 Donnally, Bailey . . .80 Doyle, Jimmy . . .187 Drake, Holly . . .139 Duncan. Tracy . .174 Dunson, Shelley . . .176 Durbin, Jackie . , 118 Dye, Richard . . .91 Ebeling, Matthew . .182 Ebner, Michael . . .99 Economics Department . . .90. 91 Education Department . . .93 Eklund. Peter . . .194 English Department . . .94 Eskilson. Arlene . . .109 Faber, Roger , . .103 Faculty . . .96-109 Faloona, Dave . . .173 Favia, Suzanne . . .136 Feder, Juliana . . .88 Feurer, Dale . . . 121 Field Hockey . . .58, 59 Film Group . . .43 Finley, Sue . , .118 Fischer, Paul . . .104 Flanagan, M'Liz . . .130 Football , . .64. 65 Foreign Languages . . .96, 97 Forester . . .53 Forgus. Ron . . .107 Fox, Pat ...168 Frankel. Phylis . . .106 Fritz, Tony . . .77 Frye, Stuart . . .185 Fryxell, James . , .101 Fuechtrnann, Thomas . . .104 Gahala, Chuck . . .92 Galloway, Jonathan . . . 105 Gamma Rho Delta . . .43 Gameau, Jean-Luc . . .96 Ganick Board . . . 44 Gart. John .. , 183 Gayle, Carol . . . 99 Gelfman, Laura . , .196 Giannamore. Frank . . .76 Giere, Frederic . . .88 Giles, Mike . . .188 Gips. David . . .157 Glassman, Bob . . .107 Gleason. Brian . . .198 Glenz, Mary . . .83 Gray, Clayton . . .97 Green, Henryne . . .16, 17, 176 Greenfield, Robert . . .95 Gregory Hall . . .31 Grisham, Gertrude . . .82 Grossman, Ron . . .99 Gummere, Francis . . .85 Hale, Rosemary . . . 91 Hale, Tanji . . ,174 Halloween . . . 24, 25 Hamilton, John . . .148 Handball . . .74, 75 Handler, Richard . . . 109 Hansen, Barbara . . .88 Hansen, Forest . . .102 Harlan Hall . . .31 Hams, Jackie . . .174 Haveles, John . . .198 Hayford!Blatchford, Laura . . .144 Hays, Elaine . . . 154 Hehr, Tom . . .170 Helford, Elyce . . .195 Hentz. Ann Louise . . .94 Hillman, Mary . . .196 History Department . , .98, 99 Hockey . . .68, 69 Hogg, Roenna . . .122 Holliday, Robert , . .101 Homecoming . . .14'17 Homecoming Committee . . .44 Hopf. Nancy . .125 Hotchkiss. Eugene . . .80 Hyman, Lynne . . .201 Ikeda, Masami . . ,123 Interfaith Center . . .45 Intramurals . , .22, 23 lsele, Fred . . .84 Jacobs. James . . .85 Jensen, Chris ,168 Jeong, Tung Hon . .103 Johnson, Elaine . . .116 Johnson, Mary , . ,157 Johnson, Vicki . . .197 Johnston, Wendy . . 123 Joza, Keith .183 Kaufman, Betty Burke . . 77 Kavanagh. John . . .188 Kensgaard, Gordon . .83 Kem, Elizabeth . . .166 Kem, Thomas . . . 143 Kimbell, Stacy . . .133 Kirby, Frank . . .108 Klingbeil, Laura . . .89 Klingher, Charles . . .173 Kotce, Cheryl , . .135 Krantz, David . . .106 Kunkel, Paul . . . 101 Larsen, John . . .129 Lasher, John . . . 169 Lazar. Arthur . , .87 Lee, Joann . . .83 LEEA . . .45 Leeder. Gayle . . .115 Leggett, Tony . . .85 LeMahieu, Dan . . .98 Leonard, John . , .77 Leonard, Due . . .181 Leplae, Laure . . .131 Lessing, Abba . . .102 Lewis, Cameron . . .178 Lewis, Helene . . .81 Library Staff . . .83 Linnekin, Jocelyn . . .109 Lois Hall . . .32 Lombardi, Lou . . .102 Louch, Charles . . .88 Lowry, Bill . . .193 Lueck, Brenda. . . 115 Lukas, Lynne . . .118 Lung, K. Rick . . .89 Mackenzie, Doug . . .144 Mackenzie. lan . , 146 Marchbanks, Craig . ,132 Martin, William . , 89 Mason, Louise , 87 Massey, Julie , 93 Mathematics .,100. 101 McClure Hall . 32 McCormack. John , , , 200 McComiick, Sue . 190 McGinley. Helen 166 McGowan. Sandy 112, 240 Men's Basketball . 70, 71 Merlo, Mary . 177 Michaels. Claire . 106 Michalopoulos. George , , 151 Miller, Arthur 83 Miller. Charlie 76 Miller, Chuck 104 Miller, Lexie 84 Miller. Ron . 108 Miller, Stacy ., 190 Milne. Gordon 94 Mindle. Grant 105 Mitchell. Alex . 86 Mitchell. Ramona . 86 Moldof-Kurtz. Julia 96 Moodie. Tom , , . 98 Moore Hall , . 33 Mora, Stephanie . , 156 Mosley, Lynne 192 Moskoff, Bill . 90 Murphy. June . 195 Music Department , . 108 Newton, Meg , 160 Nichols. Sandy , . , 161 Nollen Hall . , 33 Nordberg. John . 171 Novitsky. Mike , . . 199 O'Connor. Kevin . . . 96 O'Donnell, Maura 141 Olin. Chuck . 136 Once Upon A Mattress . . . 18, 19 Organizations , 2853 Orr. Bob . . , 95 Outing Club , 46 Paradis. Ricky , . , 147 Pasillo. Mark . , . 171 Pearson, Pamela . , . 153 Pesenti. Laura . , . 135 Petkus, Ted . , . 201 Philosophy Department . . , 102 Phi Pi Epsilon , , 47 Physics Department . . . 103 Pill, Dave . , 150 Polese. Sarah , . . 131 Politics Department , . , 104. 105 Powell. Yvonne . . , 174 Print Shop . . . 83 Prokos. Nicholas , . . 87 Prout. Tim , , . 16. 184 Psychology Department . , , Ptack, Carol , . , 108 Quinlan. Kyran . . . 151 Racquetball Club . . . 46 Rappa, Patricia . . . 134 Rea. Vincent . . . 155 106, 107 Religion Department . . , 108 Remdt. Laura . . . 34 Rhee, Suzie . . , ,116 Rich. Mark . . . 129 Richter. Steve . . . 172 Riedel. Eric . . . 82 Riger. Stephanie . , . 107 Rigwood. Lois . . . 181 Rita, Patrick . . . 180 Roberts Hall , . . 34 Rohde, Wayne . , 154 Ross, Cheryl . 92 Ross, Diane , 95 Rosswurm, Steve 99 Running Club , 48 Saad, Mike , 172 Saliman. Liz 149 Schlanger, Maria , 180 Schmidt. Arthur 103 Schmidt. Sue . , 163 Schouten. Evan . . 91 Schriger, Todd 186 Schuetz, Carolyn . 138 Schulze. Franz . 86 Security , , 84 Segal, Daniel . 109 Shaw. Bobby , . 170 Shemian. Gail , . 127 Shick. Paul . 101 Shillinglaw, Jane , 81 Shively, Ralph , 100 Shrage. Laurie , 102 Silverman. Sandy . 159 Singer, Florence 93 Siraiullah, Zareen 201 Sisterhood , , 41 Sittaro, Robin 126 Slosberg, John , , 143 Smith. Debbie , 197 Smith, Erich 137 Smith, Laurie . 178 Smith. Rand , . 105 Soccer . , , 60. 61 Social Services , , 48 Society of Physics Students , , Sociology and Anthropology Department 109 Sommers. Ruth 160 Spears. Maria , , 138 Speros, George . 81 Sports . , 54-77 Spurlock-Evans, Karla , 82 Stahl, Dana . , 161 Stang. Ed , . . 184 Starcevic. Tony . , . 182 Steadman. Geoffrey , . , 167 Stein. David .. 194 Stemen. Cathy Bridges . . 81 Stentor , , 51 Stewart. Tim . . , 167 Strong, Pauline ., 109 Student Affiliates of the American Chemical Society , . . 38 Student Government . . 35 Student, Tom , . , 145 Sweetland. Mark . , . 187 Swette, Sue , , 114 Swimming and Diving , , . 66. Syburg. Ellen . , . 85 Szilak. Gina . , . 124 Table of Contents . . . 2. 3 Talhami. Ghada . . , 105 Tassoni. Paul . , . 191 Taylor. William . . . 128 Thompson. Lee , . . 89 Tiemo. Mark . , . 93 Till. Dorothy . . 116 Tompkins, Laura . , . 126 Tracy. John . . . 142 Trefny. Sue . , . 77 Trow. Robin . , . 162 Troyer. Robert , . . 100 Tsuzuki. Naomi . , . 85 Tusitala . . . 50 Villa. Rose 200 Volleyball 62. 63 Walek. Cheryl 156 Wales. Scott 152 Walsh. Lizbeth 158 Warehime. Manu 97 Watter, Steve 82 Weatherwax. Linda 159 Weik. Ken 88 Weingant, Liselotte 97 Weitzel. Mary 179 Wentworth. Naomi 107 White. Gordon 80 Widing. Connie 125 Williamson, Linda 165 Wilson. Sean 169 WMXM 52 Womens Basketball 72, 73 Womens Tennis 56. 57 Worland. Mary 16, 141 Wuicik. Tim 158 Zabor, Al 84 Zilversmit, Arthur 98 Zimmer. Maureen 124 Zrecny. Nicole 97 L Y.,- .Knf '. ks if ,. --tix' Valverde. Katherine .. . 190 V .,,.I,,4.'9?' Wg is 3.5, VanDemark. Michelle . , . 179 A 7-Q iff J? 1' 'J 1 Van Hoey. Leo . , . 109 Y ff' 3 0 Q .,.: T ..,if Van Winkel, Nance . . . 95 '94 4' ' - 'S ' ' LTD-' 3 239 - 4-nh' I can remember that momentous day freshmen year, when my R.A. showed me a copy of LFC Forester. Was that when I found myself under the spell of the jazz ? No sooner had Gordon mentioned that staff members were needed . . . you guessed it. folks, that naive freshman was lured into a four year commission with I.FC's finest armed force -the Fighting Forester yearbook staff. I swore after one year that working with the Forester was not up my alley. The jazz had me in its grip, though . , . the pressure and deadlines . . . the neurotic, zany atmosphere . . . the challenge . . . Igetting my name in print . . . adding an activity to my resumel all appealed to my sense of mission. So after four years, here I am, expected to wrap up the year in print fin a thousand words or less, typed and double-spaced if you pleasel. As in the past 3 years, this, the 1984 yearbook, has undergone some revisions from its predecessors. Outstanding among them is the cover -in Yale Blue - chosen by Dianne and I to throw off guard any senior hoping to own a matched set of cream and red Foresters. And if you think the Yale Blue is outrageous, wait 'til next year . . . Our staff also changed the dial on the radio we have hooked up in our office. Instead of WXLC, we now listen to WYAWN lof course, we listen to these stations only if WIVIXIVI can't be tuned inll. Dianne and I had a few additions to our small but loyal following -including Bo, Sigmund, and Mr. Ralph. Dianne has hired a typewriter-valet of sorts. as well. one Rob B. Beats lugging a typewriter from Blackstone to Nollen! Say, Di, how about budgeting for a permanent typewriter for the office . . . better yet, how about a word processor? And a phone - a brown one! I added some new tunes to my memory bank, including Rob's version of Think of Laura. the staff's rendition of the Constitution Rock, and Di and the train switch of fate. So things have changed over the past three years for the Forester and its staff alike. Evolution, Revolution, Creation, Imagination, but staff members still must crop pictures. Here at the Forester we capture the hysteria for you in the pictures, just so you can sit back and laugh 30 years from now. I know I will! So long! - Scooter 1984 Forester Sandra McGowan Dianne De Sousa Editors-in-Chief Deborah Dalzell Beth Dresing J. Robert Blackstone Terri Sanderson Copy John Damkg Connie Widing Julie Surak Ellen Schwarzbach Photography Editors Business ASSiStaf1tS I0 the Editors Photographers: Shae Bailey, Jan Berman, Dave Pill, Scott Wales, Keith Napier. Rose Villa. 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