Lake Forest College - Forester Yearbook (Lake Forest, IL)
- Class of 1986
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Fritlay t-vt-iiiiig: t-him-tliaii .lay liunh maclt' his st-wiiifl visit til I,l 4'. and ptfi't'm'iiit-tl foraii t-iithiisiastic t-rhwti. Tht- tllstivitit-s cou- tiiiut-tl Satiiiwlay with the tlmthall tcam's win hu-i' Riptm Vtlllt-ge. In keeping' with thv wiiiniiig' spirit, tht- volleyball, succer, and tit-lil lihckt-y tt-anis wt-rc also victo- rihtis. Thc highlight of the wcekt-iid was tht- st-mi-t'hi'iiial tlaiiuc hultl at the Hotel Mhraiiit-, with music piwwimlctl by Kicks , flvtlrall, tht- vt't'ui'ts ut' thc llcliiiccmiiiiigr thiiiiiiittct-,vhairctl hy.lt1liuAb0l, result- t-tl iii an cii'itlyal'ile wt-ckuiicl for all. 55 47 'U -M 1 APT'- 32 I I . 1 I lj x till flu I S 1 l I N T 1 1i'ls ing 1'.s l . '41 ' ,- ' x gx t ...M K '. 3, , 1 .1 'Y 0 1 f., 'lx . n 'A in X' , , --f Q., . .A I f L' ' 1 UQ- , .' ' . ,.4 1 ' ,f 'a.14Al3. . .fp A , V. 'kfzkgjf H A A .- V Q. N- 1 Mx L I . . , lw xfnv 4 av fl, I ,1 ,4b'25,l,. ' 'Nf-N, . -,4 9 V 7- fve - sn. Lk 'Pa-51 , 'J 4 r 15 -m 'U- 1 -:Y , I 1 xy . A Nixsx I x .. N I I .. Y 1 xf 'iv -' X w ,w . in X: ' A1-is A P M A5 X .r IF rigs AIR : y x ' . 'va f X- . -, -, , :L ,, E w , Q K le: x sf. s S Q 'ff.s 'Nm 'A silt-zilu-is Qulfliw,-ssiiig t-ui'i'vnt ziml wfiiti'-wi-i'wi:il ISSLICS, iii zultlitioli .-ii it-fimiiilt-iivt-s. High utteri- ilxiiirt- iiiflicaitt-il un iiiviwizist-tl ziwziix-lit-ss ziml iiitt-rust in thc wvt-kly St-Vit-s. lllPllVlPL'1l.llUIlNVZIS Miko Blt-Vziskcy. vigil cvviiiiig uhiix'm'z1tiuii wus pix-st-iitt-il hy Vumly I,ig1litnei', llniiiilt-i' ut' M..-X.Il.I7. A must in spt-:ilu-i'. Phyllis Pitltigzi, Senior gliiiipsc ht' IIullvy's Vhiiiot. Acu- 'h.....,.,, M llc-iiiicully, our fall culomlzii' wg 5 Convocation Thg 1fax.'i-M34'hiivht'z1tihii Surius pi-hvitlt-tl ll nliyt-rss st-lt-t-tion of iii imiiiiigtiiiiiigf clost- zivzulciiiit' 'l'lit-spt-Like-i'zittlit-opt-iiiiig.1'I z1ll l'i't-sith-iit ut' tht- Vliicugu Hvzirs. St-xtlit-mpist l'hyllis1,1-vy.l1nstul' Stix Talk. nizult-11 rt-turn :ippv:ti'ziiit-t- silt-zikiiig to 21 large ziiiilit-iiw pzivkt-tl iii tllllll'i1ll2lDCl. Iii uni-iiiiivtihii with I,Fl s i'ct't-Iit- lx Ilwiiiul 9 X ll Il cliziptt-i' 'i fps: l'nI'IilL1tiYL'2llt1l iiitviw-stiiig Astiwiihiiit-i' i'l'HlN tht- Adler l'lzxiit-tz1i'i11m, pruvitlecl the :itiilit-iii-tl with iristiwit-timis for vzitt-liiiig ti mit-t--iii-ai-lifctimc highlilfhtt-tl hy Irwin Weil, l'i'ht't-ssui'nt'Slz1ViL' Igiiigtlzlgcs at Nhrtliwt-stt-i'ii l'iiiyt11'si Avziilt-iiiit-s ziiiil Qu-t'ii1'i'ict1lz11' zivtivitit-s wt-ru Q-yt-ii l'lll'tl1Cl' t-iiiplizisixt-tl iii tht- spring: st-iiit-sttir, t-hiiiiiit-iiciiig with a pn-st-iitzitihii hy Frziiiz Schulze, tht- Ht-tty .lziiiv Holla-iirlei' l'i'wt't-ssm' wl'Ai't :it I,Ft'. StL1tlt-nt I'iiwt-r iii ll Nuvlt-air Wm'l4l was thi- title- ul' zi spt-vial t-mivhczitioii 1-+ii'iil1it'tt-fl hy st-lt-ctt-cl I PC stuile-iitsziiiilt'mi1'fliiiz1tt-ilhy Run Milli-V. lt-1-tiiiw-i' iii Ht-ligiuii. Arid- iiiu yzirit-ty tu thc tiwimlitiniial vzile-iiil11i'w:1s ai musical IH'L'St'l1iZl- tiiiii hy l'zii'titiii'u, ul' which .-Xhl-at lmssliitf. Assuvlatv l'iwitt-ss-ii' -it Vliilwsupliy is 21 willy mizizz, was ails-1 pimyitlt-il hx Art limit-s, Vliit-ugh pizuifi lvgrt-ml iii liisiw-tliriizippt-:ii'ziiit't-tuI,I1 ilre-ssiiig am llllf'l'Il2lllHll2ll wviifli- Frzuikliii Williams. l'i'1-siilt-ht wil tht- I'lie-lps-Stink:-s Ifiiiiil ziiifl Wimtlimxx' Wilshii Yisitiiig: l t'llmx', tit-livt-i't-il 21 tzilk mi Anil-i'im'zm Pulivy in Smith At'i'iv4i. We linpc, NQXI yvzir. tw lllllllllilill the liigflit-i' stuiitlzirfls that tht tbiivocatimi Svrie-s has :it-liii-yt-il this year. A 1+ asv, I 1 -v-x .,-:XM Q' i' 5 ' ' N 1 'fx -41-A - 1 Qi 2 1 Ubu Roi Tht- Gzwrick l,111y'Cl':4 full prmliu-timi this yt-:ir was Alt'z't-tl.Iz11-ry's l'hu Roi. A ptilitiuziltziiu-svt1ri.1mythit'ulIulziml tha- play t-xpltircci tht- unhimit-rt-tl f1lIltLl.Sit'SHi,KiIlj.l' l'hu mi hisquus piiwi-r. 'l'hv hmzui and iiiizipgiiizitixti ftgigirig zillowt-il tht t ist tu play ii i'cvt-rim-, wan' zuimi gfiw-1-il with t-hilt ' ll1T.l'I1SllX,L'I'L'l1llIH.1'2lpwigfllll Qtzitt-nit-nt within :in oiixiuyzilile cvcn irigwt'tl1t-zitiv. H i ' in t I 1 i O 's 'IX 1 - 9 -1 A. Cabaret w 1 1 1111- I,:1141- Iurcsl lullu, 11111-111-11 11s s1-aQ1111 NVl11l 1111 - 1 'Iv l'1111i1 - 11111111111 1 l1l1lll 111 111111111111t11t111:cl11111's 1 1 . 1 111'1111111'111111 1111111111-rs, sulus 111111 - 1' vz11'i1111s l'l1gl'111111l'9 w1-1'1- 111-1'1111'1111 11 111 V111-ulists. 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I' - ,- ., ff Intramurals Thurm-'s zz spurt i'orz1llnnst , ', 1 ci you dun't i'Y4'I'YlPl'll' 'LI I ll H1 Emu.-1-'lf 1 fL1pu1'stz11'tu pzxrtici ww-. lY1lI LIIlllI 11 'L sgw1'tsp1'm'iLlL -' ' ' -'zlrsity rm 1vppffn'lL1111tx tm nun x uthlm-tvs to play fmrtlvzlll. huckvy, buskctlvull :xml suftlrzlll. For su INC stluln-nts IM spnrts prnvlliv ll L'h2lIlL'l'lll1'L't zu-w pr-uplu nm! t'XIM'I'lL'HL'L' thrill ul VlL'lUI'y' mul thu ZILIUIIY u 11:1-fm-riff A-ev in .10 3 ' , Q .ii-1-.1--i Q swim- L-XL-l'a'isv,ll1c'vt the 1. . . ' I ' . if X 1 - -rf' 1 .. ini -.... A, 4, sf 5 I I Pi ' - ...ai - J..- .A 5 . '-:gg , ,, . 13 X23 .MEYEJ . , I , X X. ' xx 'N s ij' ' . X. if N. N 'i i hh' - 2, v , . .lv-A 6. , i Campus I C O Actlvltles Stumivnts had ph-my ot'uppu1'tu- nitu-swlu-v11tc1'tz1i1mcmlun ww-km-mls thzmks lu the cI'fm'ts ut' tin-1'un1pus Enturtzxinnwnt 1'mnrnitu-1-. Film lirmlp, ami the I'L1rpns1- l'nits. I r'un1 loungin- IHIVIIUS, In L'Ul'l'l'Ill IHUVIUS, til flllllki' lummls and umm-mllzlns, the , . campus :ww-1' 11-stml. 517001111 tlwlm- xwvkn-luis :mal L-vents kcpt sllulm-nts mlzxrwillg no mutter what the scusml. N I . y ,L- A 'Q :Vip 199, I 5 ' fgiif N 1 IM' ' X Ax IQ U -k- A ,Six 'B' 1 -'15 1 I X ,J X - 412 J., 4 Nw 1. V.. tmp 'fqv' g ' 39' iw 895, Fx I I n -'G I 1 'VS' vi-J ,g :.v 1 r. 4 ' fx, .- 'I 'N 4 I . i ' x 1 X69 I , X.. x X 4 3 ! Grganizations -X MSX Y' v -- -A - N. 5'-,- ' x -5 L .-K Lv 1 ., X N , .,! W 'O' Blackstone Hall .-fl -'-'L Deerpath Hall Q.,-f f '4 My fl' Gregory Hall YAZV Harlan Hall Lois Hall Fi 6 1 V I wvgr McClure Hall A m is I ' v rx., 4, ,rl fx K I v '2 P Moore Hall . J I L 1 4 ,. , I 8 in Y., xi . 4. ' 'f - 3 ' H' Ag 5 wg 1 1:-5313512 'tififff-:f.'-' . 1.-iff' l it -. if I ..,,' PPI' A4.....' - ' .. Xxx lib.- L N ollen Hall Roberts Hall Z Residence Staff Commuters Community Education Student Government ' 5 6 A K... el If 1 upn If.pItNLI1t1tlXkNfI0l'll 11 tu N 1 the utfcalnm N ll 1111 1 in nu 1 wcmw HQHIQIXQ utdx yn. '.'s111s1'1 uw' ' f -s - 5 ' . . 01.57 '- -'z m.',um-1' 1 11-z11lm'sl1ip11f I'1'1-simlm-nt T1-1111'IK-1'n111mle, V11-1-I'1'c-sidc-111 Beth I ishe1'z1n1l VI-I't'2lSllI'l'l' .Imli Wixtvrl, clvnlt with cun- ce-rns as hw11si11g', lvtulgge-ting of student uctivitity fe-Q-s,1'z1111p11s 211-tivitie-s. as well as the- spw11s111'ing uf 1-11111-11111111111 and su- cial p1'1+g:1'z1l11s. Tha- 124843 2lll!NiI1iStl'2ltiUI1. inC111mlimgI'1'e-shle-111fivrryS11llivz111,Yi1'c Presifle-nt Mark Nlwbly 211111 Tl'U2lSlll'0l' Lexiv Rust-nthz1l tm1k1w1-1'tl1a-s1-flutivs in Januz11'y. -.-Ln:--LX if 5 1 J 4 9 X I xx 5 Alpha Chi 54 'IFE 'bmw Alpha Chi is a local fraternity which was Il-rined in 11's and the betterment of the college and emnnninity' as a wi Alpha Chi works in cooperation with other estal'-lisiied gi units and independent students to enhanee the serial life the 1985-1986 academic year included the Submarine Welt Party, Togra Party. Christmas Party. Alpine Weekend. l-'Io Raffle-Off. and volunteer work for the Ainerit-an Canter Society. a soup kitchen. and the Lake Bluff Haunted lflwa Membership is based on potential leadership qualities. academic excellence. and partieipation in college at-tivitie athletics. All interested individuals mnew and returniiig' studentsl are encouraged to eontaet members at the :Enix .. I, primary goals and philosophy are based on arademie efitte U' ,,.Q Q .xlitn 'Q LFC. and to encourage leadership and paz'tit-ipatier.. l-Ive...e ,. 'ullm' rida QQ Q . ,.e A annex ot' Harlan. This years ot't'ieers were Martin Blefann Dean Rivas and Mark Aldendifer. Cilltl 'Ol The eororitv of Alpha Pi llelta serves both social and philanthropic purposes. The members are interested in devising social activities for themselves and for their fellow college students. Numerous theme parties were sponsored throughout the year. Alpha Pi Ilelta also seeks to participate in service projects which benefit the community at large. Membership is based upon leadership, scholarship, overall participation in LFL' activities. and willingness to work toward their common goal. The Ambassadors is a diver- sified group of Lake Forest students who serve as campus tour guides for prospective Lift'-ers. Each member is selected out of a large number of applicants. The group con- sists of approximately 40 students who are responsible for giving tours ofthe campus, hosting the Fall and Spring Open Houses and accomodat- ing overnight visits for inter- ested students. Anyone who enjoys Lake Forest Vollege and his or her experience here is 0I1t'ulll'2l11't'il In stop liy the Admissions Office for more in- formation about the organiza- tion. 5-I Alpha Pi Delta Ambassadors 5 as i American Marketing Association 'Hi f' A II1 l'l 21 n Mar-P11-1.1r.u .Q A:s,.sm'1aY.mr1 1,- a naY.mr.a, I' 31.21 I -'S Amnesty International as ' - a oruamzaT,1fm. '.-.wth I.I'f - r-haptvr in its third jx'-:ir off lst'-r1f'f'. With ll- aff1.1a'..f' the national rnwrrdn-1'-hm, 'rn AMA if'21.I'I'ir sihom, '.':1r'1f,i- af'tiviI.if-s infnT,f'fi iff: the p1'wf'f--- sional vhaptf-1'. in zuldlllwr, in spor'nsorir'1g: its f.'.'.'n prwgmrf.-. 'I'hroug'l 1 pr'fv.'iding -pf-aif:f'r'- and other 1-vw-nts. Un- ANI.-X prornotf-s awa1'f-nf-.-,- UI inf- c'ar'm:r oppoziunilnfa- lr. inf- IUUFIIICSS fu-1fl.'.1.'1f.h a fwr. CCI'li.I'21iiUI'l in rnar'L:f:Y.1ng. Amnesty Internati--nal is a world-wide o1'ganizaL1-'xi dedicated Uv fighting hunxar. rights abuses. The Lake Forest chapter continues IuW1r1'1ifHI'z1 prisoner of conscience in Ziic Soviet Union and has now adopted a prisoner in S'-11:21 Africa. During the sunzmer HI 1985. a Rwandan prisoner wh- the chapter had been u-.eirkinf for was released. Association for Computing achinery The Association for Comput- ing Machinery is an organiza- tion ol'pl'oI'eSSlUl12llS, educators and students concerned with all aspects of computers. The Lake Forest College chapter of the AFM is part of a national network of news and informa- tion on current events and practices in the field ofcomput- ing. The group invites lecturers from all over the world to speak on their particular fields of in- terest. Representatives competed in an ACM Regional Computing Fontest, in which the LFL' team placed second for the past two years. Black United and Concerned Students Black lfnited and Concerned Students is designed to provide a support group in the LFC community specifically aimed at the needs and values ofhlack students. Its main goals are to liecomt' more aware of the roles in society as blacks and to edu- cate the community through group sponsored activities and overall involvement on campus. 56 Beta Triton 1 f i v Q .,f L Yi -U. ' V 4 his ' -: , , by , ix Beta Triton serves as a satisfying organization for its members and affiliates while providing the t-ollese with numerous social and community functions. In an eftl 'rt to help maintain a healthy social environment for the College, BT annually holds its Student-I-'auulty Cot-latail Party. the Homecontingr halt'-time party. the PHIII' ai:-i Betagras mega-parties. and the Closing of the Gin aiiti Tonic Season Party. along: with many other e'VeY'its dar- ing the year. In addition. BT organizes the Student Government debates each year. and at-tively partiti- pates in several other on-campus funetions while also doing community services throughout the seh---F 've' i This united involvement plus eat-h inenilit-i s ir pursuits and eoniinittinent to the LFC at-atiezizxt' Challenge reflects the true spirit of the Qilj-erally educated student. Maintaining this traditional spirit will continue to he the primary concern -,'- 1' the Beta Triton fraternity. The oftieeis this year were ,lim Pettit. President: Ken Robinson. Vice-President: and Kip Ros- low. Treasurer. wiwict- to the- vommunity. In zulclition lu mi Brotherhood I gf . ..4.. . I x. 31- -' .' 4, -I Tho Iirotlit-i'lioofl is Z1 purpost- unit which hi ings INQIHX1iiiifl'I't'IiI hzickgmotliids and pors ilitit-s tU,L1'l'ti1l'l' into one- cohcsivt- group. oviile-s 21 social outle-t for students as well -is iuz1lt'z1sinoNight that helps 21 worthy vuusc ul chzirity, tht- H1'otlim'lioofl hosts ll numhvr of vnu- purtim-s th iwllgrlioiit the- your. Tho 'otha-rhootl strive-s i'1ll'UXl'1'iiL'UCl' in uczirlt-iii' xmlz1thleetics,zxmlisproufltolwpartofthcld I' on-st l'ollt-go community. ,f 'mx 55 'N 16 X .-si. ,I s,.-sm ff 1 X X ? It I 1 .,. ,, y' L Campus Entertainment Committee I' 1 urn 'ind'-0 fjdliff' -. to vurm-flisin 5 :md utluflr prugi':un - thi' f .m.pii- If.nt'-i'f,:1irirm'n', f'uriir1iitr,v-w- urwf- nynxr. '.'.':i- muf'r'f'.w.-iul in pw- f-1311.3 'w Il 21 VU.I'lf'T.f.' oi .-gwf'i:i. - A- ' 1 addition Lu l1'.'f- in-rIwi'y:,:1r.f'ff by Utlf f iuji. Jug' I.f'r.f. :uni fhilf, Hllff. Lin- gzrwmip si.-fi oryzuiizffd tiwrm- '.-.w---kzf-ini - I'rovidlngnn 4-ndlf-.H r.1ir.nf v oi at-tivitif-s, thi- fiunpu- Iflrm-1 t.2iiflf1'lf'I'l1f J!I1IlliU.4'f''-'.'U!'r1f ifu ensure SllJf1f'I'1lx vrrimioyrm-r.'. outside' the f-lufsi'fmrn-. The HMB-M1t'onxw-t-gill'-1' Committee. com mist-ti -1: I students and Iliciilty i'i1eii'iM-iw presented Speakers focused on a variety 4'I.4i1S- ciplines and interests. Ii: addi- tion to such notable 1321111-s ns M..-X.D.D. foundt-1'k't1i'.-ij. Lightner. Sex theiwipist Piijsllzs Levy and Buddy Ryan tint' Chicago Bears. the LU.-izvf-t'gv tion Coniniittet- 1-i'gg1ni11L--i educational entt-i'tainn'.t-iii vahiable to the entire tttiinimis. lluring tht- 1955-Ni yt-ar, the ll .lm iii-niip continued to grow t-vt-n stmiigei'. Nut only did thc umfziiiizzttiuii inurvzisu in nuinlit-i', but it grew in fuctilty and student purtit-iputioii as wt-ll. Thi- sclevtion ut' films for tht- yuzti'mit'vzigz1iii pruvuti that tht- film Gruup was ziiii1ii1gfu1'z1 quality scliuiltilv. Thv l'il'L'IlL'll fluh cmitinucd tu spread 1iwz1i't-miss of Froncli culturt- and lziiigilaggc. The in- tcnt ut' tht- urtfaiiizzition rt-niziins tu pi't-pairs studt-nts for thi- I'zu'is intt-rnship pmgiutrii. Tha- vliih dues this by ufft-1'ing llllillfllllll talks hy lmth profes- surs :ind studvnts i't-turning frwni studying: zilmiwizitl. Mt-nilit-rs -it' the vluh ure in- vulvt-tl in such :ictivitt-s as tht- Mardi Gras niziskt-ml h1tll.awinu and clit-Q-sv party, un intcrnzi- tional film ll-stivz1l.z1iirlvisitstu From-li rcstztiiiniiits. 60 Film Group ' P-sq Flu.: B-Ti-hd L Q1 sv' French lub gf J lu Xiirul Forester wx lf 1 'ef . -4 A I F- 1 -' on N p ,., 4.-if ' 'ax' l Q '? , 'f' 1 T. N 1-Ch fi s ygwli, 'Fil ., s . Q' l - t l :ll 1 I 5 N fi' -s wi. Y a Nlfil I ... Qi i jj lllllf ill!! 51155 I Ill Lg lllli lllil ai!! I H, Ill fi , V . 'I jjffi E alll! L min. -N N- ?'--' 1 ' s o-is -F 'oe' - ' ,A ' A' T iultfn G . A nm:-: , A , ,-lv 33, -twsr if ,f,...3 .,:.,l:.:?T,T ty .39 . K . T.. Q Y N i - . wif' . B . .. Q . X--'55 HTTS' - ' ' N ' 7 elif?-if - 'ff h , M-fu ...- -ff- 7.-'H ll z--gg -343 The Forester Yearbook is put out annually by a small group of students who have a sincere desire to recreate all the excitement of a st-li foef ol year in less than 300 pages of words and pictures. It is not an easy task. Photographers have to go to events that they'd avoid like the plague if it weren't for the yearbook. and lay-'-Lit and copy people spend niany long hours trying 11 be witty and creative. If it sounds like a drpitlge. it's not. It's just a challenge that is rewarded in the spring when we are able to see the final product of our efforts. 1 Q The l I'islvee l'luh, or better i-.nown as The Bat Patrol , isa new organization open to anyone interested in frishee disc ganies. The activities in- clude competitions against other schools in ultimate tournaments. as well as plans ful' ll disk golf t'uLlI'St ' ful' tilt' campus. Offering: a relaxing ex- ercise away from the liurdens of academia, the group encourages students tojoin the fun. Gam ma H ho Delta is a purpose unit which provides a social outlet for wonien on the campus. Taking pride in its diverse membership. many memhers and social affiliates are actively involved in various groups, committees and athletic teams. The social focus ofthe sorority is to enhance the social life of the college hy providing open parties throughout the year. In addi- tion to social activities, Gamma Rho Ilelta entragges in a numher of proiects which support various worthwhile activities in the community. These services include the lilood drive. selling caramel apples during: Halloween, flowers for Yalentine's Ilay. participation in a clothes drive for St. Marys in Vhicatfo. and having fundraising: parties for their sponsored child Santos and his family in South America. Gamma Hho Ilelta also has themeparties.somcopen.some closed, including the Big I-land party, New Year's party. Boxer party and the Vhristmas party. The members meet frefpiently to discuss Campus policies and issues. 62 Frisbee Club .t -. 'Vai v Gamma Rho Delta 1 Garrick Board German lub Q aim Garrif-lc an urizanizatifm of ffxtrfzmf- iri1.f:nsitj.'. The hour.-. the fun, anfl the tears that it takes to r-r'ffaf.f- a .-hw.-.' -f-4-m ffTlfllffSS. Hut, whf-rl you .f-- the final pi'fuluf'T.ifm. it mam-- all the hours i.'.'ui'th it. lf. if an organization on wampus '.'.'hf'rf- people: can frurmf lf-L their f'rf-at1'.'- ity flow and haw- thi- uppfwtii- nity to put it to use. f.i21l'!'lf'l'I lenrlx itselftfi all people from all walks uflife - it? all waiting to lit: ifxplflfiffl. V Der Seewalcl Deutschklub. or the LFC German Club, spreads the awareness of German cul- ture throughout the campus and created a sense of interac- tion amongst students and faculty during' the Okt-.iberfest and the International Can-glj: Sale. Club members are able t-i- improve their knowletlsre of the German language by attending a weekly German Table . This year the German Club. alone with the French Club and the Spanish Club. organized and sponsored a Foreign Film Festival. Members attentled events to iniprt-ve their under' standing of German cxiltzire. The llotlsc ol' Soul serves as a place where Black students can live with people who share common interests and problems associated with being a minority without conforming to the majority. This purpose unit also adds diversity to the LH' community, providing: a glimpse to what Black Culture is all ahout. The 12085-H63 school year was a busy and successful one for the Interfaith Venter. Our weekly events such as Thank God It's Monday, Wednesday Night Meditation. Morning: Medita- tion, livangelical Vhristian Fellowship and Sahhath Velehration were all well supported. The Interfaith Venter also sponsored such spe- cial events as a hayride, retreats, fireside forums, a Passover Seder and a celehra- tion ofHlld1ll12i'S Birthday. Associated with the lnterl'aith Venter is the peace and justice group Rl'IAt l' which works on projects ol' universal concern such as UXFAM Fast For A World Harvest and the nuclear freeze. 64 House of oul f N, Interfaith Center ' 1,15 tw. lit ,Qi Internat Outing Club lnY,f-rriav. if flvflif-all-fl in f'urT.ln-ring1m.f'rr'ulLIiral iinfll-11 Sl.21.ll'llli1.' '.-.'i1,h1ri thi- fwlwrff- f'UHlHllHlll.f.'.'lil1I 1l,lL'li -iwalriffi'-. l.llHlS,f'lllT,lH'21l uiiiirigw :riifi f Vlllll'l,lllf'l,lUfl.-,l.l1lr piiryif ,-f- .1 proviflf-fl uppu1'Y,1i1mi1-- hir I-f. posurf- tm, '.'211'l'rll' f-'iii uf-- Nlc-rnlwrs of'inLw'rriaY f-rif'mii':ig,ff- an inte-ri1aT,iorial wil. fff, la fir, pfrlitival, rUf'li1l. arifl vwilliira. affairs. This jxfrar lim-i'ri:1T ha- sprmsors-rl suvh f .'f'liTf a- fw- Mexivari l'lZiI'tl4fjl,ll1l lf' limi'-I Furifl, thc- lrntf-i'naLxfiriaI l' 'f-- ' rx' liea1lin1!. arifl the Xluw-k:'.'.'i Funrl for lim-1'f-iilmm. l'i.f:'-:- stanflimfr In f'flll4lllll4'7,l'vli '.-:mi the l m'eiifn I,ar'ig:uag:f- IM-par'f mem anfl the SI'J2iY'ilrl'1lil'llv. li.- terriat also spur'isui'e1l the Spring Latin American Feslival. The Outing: lflulf has heeii a long standing 1f1'gz11iiza11Hix at Lake Furest 11'wlle,qe. Hur rzxairi ohjeCtiveistwiiit1'wl'.ii,-e members to new Hur-1----r eva- periences such as ulimliihu. cross c'oL1htry skiing. Hr hikiirs. This year the trips spi-ns-ireii by the 4Ll'I'lilLlP were usualij: 'ver weekends. which marie :U-r 11 great escape from the realities of college life. Phi Pi Epsilon 1 I Jllll JSIII fr- X x -0 . 'Ni' Q i.- ! 'Y The Phi Pi Epsilon Fraternity of Lake Forest Volleige is rich in heritage and pride. Established in 18245, Phi Pi Epsilon is the oldest local independent fraternity in the Vnited States. Based upon the premise ofbrotherhood, community service. academic excellence and social development, the purpose unit stands as a pillar ofleadership in the Lake Forest Volleige community. Whether sponsoring the annual Hrphans' Halloween Party or collecting' canned :foods so that those less fort unate may enjoy a Thaiiksgivim: dinner, Phi Pi Epsilon remains a vital and integral element ot' Lake Forest Vollege. Feel free In visit l-Iradley Lodge and experience our traditional motto uf PliHl'Il TU HIC A PHI Pl. HH Peer Counselors 'F'1Qh1 J yn-if vu' Pi u Delta I ,- ..- 'l'hf-l,alf:1'l orf-:e!,f'ollf-g:4-l'f'f-r Vounsf-lor.s arf- a .-mall hut quill: f-l'f'f-f'Ii'.'f- group ol' -tu- flffnts who are willing to hf-lp otliers with any 'lli'l'lf l.7l4' ffy may hr- ha'.'inL' '.'.'i',h fir . or alcohol us'-. 'llllf' rnernlwr- iglaflly donate- their tinw and energy to hf-lp get the riif-.-,-auf- to thx- student holly tliaf. moderation is ln,-st . ln sulfh- tion to individual counseling. x inf' c leer founselors .-pon-or alcohol-free social l'fVl'lllr -uch as alcohol awarf-ness '.'.'w-L: and activities during: Spring ll'w-l'1- end. This year marked the pre- miere of Pi Blu Delta. and one which all of its members will remember with admiration. Beginning with the Science Picnic in the Fall. Pi Blu llelta was determined to add a new dimension to the campus. In addition, this purpose unit 'Iii pre-health career students devised the Play-A-Blontli club which sponsored several l.-loo-i drives. a CPR clinic. t-rfanized the Health Fair. opened the Club Med for study purposes on South Campus. and raised money for the Mexican Helier' Fund. Most of all. Pi Blu llelta established itself as a yiailt campus organiiatil-ii iyxiit Committed nieinliers dedicated to the causes of human life. peace. and preservation. The HzlL'qL1Utlizlll f'lL1lJ is jllSt om- ui' the various club sports on campus designed to draw participation from freshmen to seniors with an equal play opportunity. Workshops and tournaments are sponsored throughout the year, including the Cancer Tournament which raises money for the fight against cancer. The club welcomes all students, and currently sees participation from various facility members. The number of students enrolled in the group was high this year, and they were proud to report large turn-outs for specific tournaments. Since the Running Club is primarily a social group, its activities center around the weekly group fun runs , and low-key competitive events such as the annual college triathlon, the fall predictor race in which the winner is the runner closest to hisher predicted time of finish, and the Spring fun- run spaghetti dinner. There are, however, outlets for the more serious runner - the Libertyville Corporate Cup 5K Vhampionship, the Lake County MarathoniHalf Marathon, and numerous Chicago area races. 68 Racquetball lub Running Club ,Q tv-rhoofl is Zd.fl'J!'1!?4fllZP1.7.l'1fi of VWJYIIVVI ol' flif'f'f-rvrit origin-. zinfl is yfmrf-fl Y.o'.'.':1rfl 'lf-lining: their roles 21: '.-mrm-ri at l.:irif- . . , l'0I'If5I, follf-uf-. 21s '.'.'l'.. 21 . turf: and thf- urf-:ttf-1' -of-if-ij.. Slstffrhoofl ,- pon -on-fl ai Fashion Shox-.' '.'.'h1f'h rm -4-fl money for World Vision. lr. zulfli- tion to sponsoring spwuzf-rs who focus on the flifferf-rit con- cerns of' worm-n. the group Qi.-o seeks to support ut,l'u:r czirilpis organizations' iflf-ologif-s and progrrarns. Sisterhood lr ops-r. in all women. Social Services Organization The Social Services Hrsziriie zation provides students with many opportunitiesfo1'conimu- nity service through volunteer work. Members can work with handicapped children at the Grove School. supervise recrea- tional activities at ii local nurse ing home. serve at soup lines iii Chicago. or tutor minoritj: students. Other activities in- clude vvorking with IIT-Lllfiicii teens through Omni House tis well as the Big Brother Bi! Sister program. The Social Services Orgaiiization is open to all persons who are inter- ested in volunteer wt irk resiir-.ie less of niaxi or or career --r1er.1 tion. Society of PhySlCS Students The Lakc l ul'cst Vullcge .-!iapIi-r iii' the Society of Physics Students is part ofa na- tiwnal affiliate orgaiiizatioii to the American Institute of Physics. As such. it aims to bring news nt' development in physics and astwiiiiiiiy tu inter- cstcd mcmhcrs of thc campus ciiiiiniuiiity. Prunmting: the interests of the Spanish languagfe as well as discussing: Hispanic culture and issues proved to be the main giials nf the Spanish Club. The griwiup held a weekly Spanish Table during lunch where faculty, staff and students participated in dis- cussiuns relating: to the politics, ccrinuinics and culture of many different Hispanic ggruups. One of the cluhs must im- portant prujects was thc cu- spuiisiwingg ul' a Hulivian child, SantosGai'cia,withthefiamma Hhu llelta purpusc unit. Another highlight was the Latin .-Xmcrican Festival, a celebration of Latin American culture and histury, which featured a nuinlici' ui'sIlt'21liL'I'S and lecturers. ln addition. several outings In Vhicagu featured the music. dance and food of Hispanic traditions. Tll Stentor Q7 sa I I 1 ? . I gr 1 5 . , 11 I Ulm 4: K 33 I is --+- The Stentor. Lake Forest College has been published on a regular x weekly basis since UNH. The news campus events. provides editorial offers a means of expression tl-rtlie faculty. The process of publishins' undertaken by students fron: as articles to typesetting' the copy. organization accepts anyone willin into producing a weekly publicatioi Student Afflllates of the Amerlcan Chemlcal The Student Affiliates of the .Xmerican ehemical Society is an organization which sponsors activities designed to promote a greater understanding and appreciation of chemistry. In addition to research-oriented lectures by invited chemists, SA.-XPS sponsors such activi- ties as the science picnic, the annual winter holiday lecture which demonstrates the ex- citement and fun of chemistry. as well as maintaining: a coffee, tea and cocoa service for all students and faculty in .Iohnson Science Center. In the Spring: a student symposium is offered which not only provides students with an opportunity Io present their independent research, hut also serves to in- form and inspire other students to participate in chemistry. It was Mother Teresa who called Tusitala. the LFC' literary magazine, . . . a driv- ing force behind virtually every world movement dedicated to social change. Not only do we give our lives to Art twith a capital 'A'l, first and foremost we are writers and editors dedicated to foster- ing the finest poetry, fiction and graphic art in the country. But, aliove all, we care about People lwith a capital 'l l. Our goal this year is to eliminate all nuclear weapons from the earth. So far we have collected many warheads and several medium range cruise missiles from the N.A.T.U. and Warsaw Pact countries, You're wel- come, world. for everything we've done for you. T12 .JJ WMXM 's fm-' xi -iw' i ,. , y . L ' X ' . I V' .6 1 ..-3 7 'Q i' Y '-X-l ' A -v-MTI...- -' s f-fm 'UA L Lt., U1 A 'V' -ff, in My-frm ,fai ' if kc ,- I 9 'I' . -L . ,I .J ,,.,...- i ul 3 ' Q .!'! .-'Q' W .K x. Q. n . ,B '- .V- Xt Ye 5 ,X 1-.5 v. s fx ff A 4 fi ..q1'!'-J f- ' .,n.- an 4 i , 4 r il t :lsr I i .sag-Cf Sl.lQ??-UC L' 4-L . X, Y0ilNG,:6 CAUCASIANS svmxpu K sf - A F 1 . , 'il 'inw- lv -, i - -1 .H!lNQ!' L, -. -.193-4-Al 1985-86 proved to be a very successful school year for WMXM. A new broadcast exciter dramatically improved the sound ofthe station. Along with this improvement in sound came an improvement in what was being broadcasted. WMXM featured a diverse spectrum of rock. jazz. blues and classical along with news and public affairs programs. The disc jockeys proved to be the most professional vet. As a student organization. WMXM was one of the largest and diverse groups on campus. Other WMXM activities included the sponsorship of live band performances. record and ticket giveaways. and a DJ marathon. 1 l..,., . bfi: 3 L25 , s,4f, I XI' '- - -ze ab JJ '--1 ...gi .X . l -af. ,, .E V . -' -1 v was , , ' -uf 'M A , - v- V' M , .1 Sports Lacrosse It is certainly an unusual Forester team that can boast victories over Big 10 power- houses Ohio State and Michigan State in any sport. This is an accomplishment of the 1955 Lake Forest lacrosse team, but hardly the only one. Coach Wayne Braxton's squad rolled up a T-2 overall record. and 5-1 in the Great Lakes Con- ference. They went 3-1 in the prestigious Suncoast Tourna- ment in Florida, losing only in overtime to Eastern power Ithaca. The Foresters also claimed RPI, Haverford, and Wooster among their other victims. The 1985 squad also could claim some impressive players. lN1idfielder Mark Talgo became the Foresters' all time point scorer, with 147 hard-earned points. He also made the first- teain All Conference squad. Midfielder Eric Jensen, attack- man Nick Risom, defenseman Andy Hamblett, and goalie Ralph Kunzmann all were awarded second-team All- Conference honors. The fine crop of seniors left holes for Coach Braxton to fill, but they also left a winning legacy, which never comes - or stays - easily. This was truly a fine team, as was evidenced by vociferous and large crowds the team attracted all year. The ability to stimulate such excitement for athletics on campus is rare. The fact thatthe squad coulddo so is testimony enough that this was indeed a special team, on and off the field. . V ,.r - 'Qi' J -. ff- ,. I ' 'ft' ., i' ' - I . . ' ::'4 1 ' 'L-1 Yi - QF '2 '. i' '-eff -- - nga, X- Q' , ' . 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'Tr' at. ,Q W l!l 7 A Softball The limi. Softball Team placed lioili' players on the all conference squad and captured the North llivision crown of the MACW for the second consecutive year. Donna Lawlor ll'-SBD, Lori Edenhofer IP-t'FJ. Cindy Hahn liill-SSL and Nancy Mc-Kee llBl were the all conference selections, with Lawlor being a unanimous selection among: all the con- ference coaches. Lawlor also led the team with a .450 batting average. As a team, LFC hatted .2307 outscoring their opponents 122-T1 and compiling a 9-1 con- ference mark and a 12-11 record overall. MVP honors went to llonna Lawlor. Lisa Mielzynski was the MIP. ds A ' si ...4 Back Row: Coach Trefny. Hensge, McKee, Pemberton, Lawlor. Middle Row: Mielzynski, Edenhofer, Burg Hoe, Hahn. Front Row: Youngquist. Davis, Weisbrook, Staroszczyk, Green. l i . . Q 'I'-'-1 m -2 ' 4 - - ' L 1 N -if 'A alma , , .i A- N, , .sf I, .A X B pcyqzjrif-3 .- .b , -c, ,,' tg..3F-lL,7'-151-01113 5'7,4y..J,f- gi' -'Y' , ' A, ' N -L. --j...w 1 s. I ' ' 'f.. ' -J L . 1 L' ' 'X , ., ,. S ., x ,' +- I 41-'wrr' I ,A X 1 - , . i -v o, . pu. e A ' ' F 0 J-- ,,.-. .n-.. ,N , ..-'v 5- .. 'YL TS 44:19-ii,.g..'-' I 9 fl? f V L I YI Lv 5 V W' P ' X P XQSL' 1 'as if f .35 71 L lVIen's Tennis Tht- 12055 nn-n's tt-nnis tt-ain had a ft-w que-stinn marks prim' tn its st-asnn. 'l'hv tt-ani lust thruv startt-rs frnin tht- 12984 squad lin- rluding' l N 2 SlllL1'lt'Sl, had a first yt-ar wat-li t-mniiit: in fthe third wavli in thru- ycarsl. and one of its tnugln-st svlictltllt-s on-r. Ifx-lfnix-stoi' tvnnis star and rnnkit- t-nauli, 'ft-rry Peach, put tnggt-tlwr a tcain that included fnur frt-slinivn and only two re- turning lt-tts-rincn. Tha- I oreste1's 1-in-niiiitt-iw-mltht'likesnfljivision33 pnwt-rlinnsv l'nivcrsity of Wist--msiii-Stuiit. Ilivision 1 IM-I'aul and tht- always tough liipnn and l'nivcrsity nf Vhicago in thv MVAC. Tht- Fni-cstvi' lint--up placed frt-shint-n Mikc Ilartler, Mark liaffiit-y. Parn Vhantha, and Gt-ni'grc l ll'l1llg,L'HS in thu tnp four singlt-s pnsitinns, while juninr cn- t-aptains Ken Ruhinson and .lim llc-ttit nu-iipit-cl the fifth and sixth spnts. llartlvr and junior John Rnhnt-r hc-ld the tnp dnuhlus spot. Vhantha and Fraiigos combined tht-ir tale-nts at st-coml, and liaffnt-y and I-lnluiiisnii manned tht' third pwsitun. The-5' scum-tl impre-ssivo victo- rit-s against St. Marys, Vhicago Statt-, and Nnrth Park and flI'fDPIit'flli-'J--1 he-arthrt-akt-rtuctm- l't-i't-in-fe rival Knnx at the Grinnell Trianggillar Tnnrnanivnt. The Fni't-ste-i's finisht-d a ruspt-ctahlc se-vc-nthnutnftwt-lve-tc-anisatthv MVAV Vhainpiunships, a gre-at imprmw-nn-nt nw-r tha- tt-nth place' finish in liml. Parn Vhantha, wht, he-ld thc highc-st winning: pa-1't-t-iitzigu among: the' lfnrt-ste-rs. was 4-lmsvii as tho tt-ain's MVP. MVAI' svnii- finalist at nnmln-r uns- singflvs, Mikel Hartler, was st-lwtwl as the- teanfs most imprmw-d playa-r hy coach Peach. 80 i T ' v N il- -:I x -X x L. Yu. ,...........,,1,,,. 1 . A ,.,.... ..-.-QL., -. ,H aus:-M ..A-.Y.f,vxrs .,,,,,,1 - . .-f- 'li- . -...t qi..-.-. '- - Nt' Oi. . - Womeifs Tennis The Lake Forest women's tennis team completed a very successful WS5 season with wins over' two Division 1 teams, DePaul University and the University of Illinois-Chicago Circle. The team finished their season with a record of nine wins and two losses, and a fifth place finish in the MACW Tennis t'onference. With only three players re- turning from the 198-1 season this yt-ar's team proved to be a fiy,5liting,: team who gained ex- perience and determination with each match. The new additions of Fate Brown, Chris Ililden, Molly Melone, and In- grid Charleson helped the team tremendously, and will add strength and experience to next year's team along with Varoline Guip who holds the nuinlier one position. The team graduates two seniors, Captain Grace Keeble and Sue Venables, whose deter- mination and leadership will be missed hy the team. 1 5,3 i . .4-g :F I W-,Q '.-.' -,Yu --V -i ig i , e . 1 . 'Q' . -. ..--, .a 82 Q53 A' 4 ,'n!'i- .. 3:4 lf., . f 5 Back Row: Coach Ramsey, Melone, Greene, Hilden, Venables, Brown, Back Row: Guip, Charleson Pie! Keeble, Miller. . -T - . -,infix 1 . A . 'I . 1 . 1 , 1 L EIA. H 4 3 K 3 .1 4 -l .. 1 L .rid N ' Q w A A A m ' . .! , , ' Ffa s avi yup Y' i:-lieu-'I X 1 x Vw 5.r'T A' fn- x 4,-Q75 x ' A ' X 5 -' 'K IYSR ak 335.3 Q ' ' K ' QA x x ,Q Q-' '. x , L.. N s Q y is 1 ,' 'yi 3 Q. t ' ' A - - . . . ,J-A ,Nl IQ '. . li' 3 Q l't'.x .iv .5 1,.i'f JL ir' -'i - V x ' fag - ,af I I V A ' P 5' ' rf' . ' I.-1, 3- Qf, . . -'4 . ' lu 1.1 JI, 1',f' ff!-f I J '!':,f .ix I j A Xu' Jr- if 1, N.- fled- IJVV.-' .tg l. ru V i 1 . A ' u ,ll 1 vi I--.' ri,- . '- -1 . A .OI.u 'RC IH I .--wmv - nv' -A x'. -o v Q.. 2 I x , Q .ENS 4 E u 1 v-aqua .-. I Aff ,ll fi' ff, ffff ff I 1 ff f,,f ff 11 ff ff ,fcf tiff I-sf!! f If -V-15 ,ff f f 1 ff 1 111 11 f 4 .- Wi 4,5 N 1 xwpxwlh - ? x x c 4 - ,-,-k-,x .....A. Q : M - Q, , , v:.l...,....- ..X, 3,., , A . Y -?-- X . Z4 ' l . - . A 1 bl 1 yi' kgs --1-- .gf- .f-1 Soccer The Forester soccer team fin- ished with an 11-3 record and as t'o-Vhampions of the lN'ICAC North llivision. Three Foresters wt.-ve Nlcoll. Marty Wittmer and 1-lick l'ledl'ieldJ earned all- conference honors. The Foresters registered seven shutout victo- ries, scored 41 goals and allowed only 111. The teams goals against average was an impressive 13613. This team displayed a hefty amount ol'collI'11f,1'e by houncing hack from two tough setbacks to register its hest record in the teams history. This was a team, in the true sense of the word, with much of the character and cohesiveness coming: from captain Ralph Kunzmann, its seniors and the attitude of the support players. With the loss of one, four seniors lHalph Kunzmann, Kevin Hannigan, Marty McCann, Tom Wagnerl next years team should prove to he a tough opponent. F5 ., 1 .jf - A . . E- hv ' 11 Back Row: Coach Fritz, Currie, Coach Cook, Wrightman, Burke, Ekhardt. Third Row: Diegl, Hevrde Noble, Scribner, Yonce, Richards, Barron, Buckley, Tasher. Second Row: Buttinger, Sullivan Sch Redfield, Bahbington, Carr, Nicholi, Markiewicz, Rynearson, Phillips. Front Row: Stewart, Cunmngha Secor, Wittmer, Hannigan, Kunzmann, Wagner, McCann, Willett, Fell, Rieck. Missing: Rusnak. 1-an QQ? 9-' ,t ' -.CM , ,- '. sg,.-h ,fit 'lf Q .C- l ..., . ,,. -wr.--r' t l ' x -. 5 ,.-1, gi , , ... 7 ,i-HA., , . al - H . -1 we I 1. ' v .v ' -, ' x I v ns I'-.Yi-P 1 5 , .V .hgh -1. I vi'-9,s ' ASQ, - 8-1 ' s. -' Qt 5 nu.,-2 I 7 1 olleyball 'lhe IUHB Volleyball Season startctl out slow losing some tough close matches to NAIA and Division II schools. Two weeks into the season they started to rehounal and play noticeably better. The team carried a fi match winning streak until losing a tough match In Chicago State in the semi-finals of our invitational tournament. The team will lose only three seniors, Nancy McKee, Finmly Hahn, and Jenny Youngquist to graduation. t'in4ly Hahn was named to the First team All-conference. llonoralile Mentions went to Nancy McKee and Chris McBride. The team finished with a Iii-14 record which placed them in first place in the MACW North Division and fourth place in the overall MACW. 1.00 9 ' ,M n:v4'P -if vs ,AJ ,M vi: -4 11 'Q l 'Ii .viii 'rn Bti 'v 1 . --f... f'...1 . ., ' 5-5, Q ' '-Li.: 'ui 1 r - ky - qt 1 X , 0 - vu ' xv 'rl I .nl 'Z' 1' - 'W rl 7 ' . ' 4 . I s Nl I ' 1' 1 ,K . F 5 - Back Row: McBride, Brewczynski, Hahn, Alexander, McKee, Edenhofer, Youngquist, Coach Kaufman! Front Row: Pacella, Gall, Casaletto. Staroszczyk, Ward, Ross, O'Brien. Q we x - my - - up U -fi S -.--Ll -. -id 5 ,. 44 ' ' 2 r ,- I 2' - .zl'f'-'ga .4--I - 'lu 492-. ,s V7 ui TFT: C f u'.l ' H 4.il. Y :Q , a ' W Ll b .1 I . i -. , . J I 1 . ,W el, 5 ' Q ls ,wx rw ,fl , ,LJ x lx ! x , vi 5 1 -, .5 3 s i4- . in, Q 5 1 -JZ Football Somehow, this should have been a better football season than it turned out to be. The vi-tci'an defense, led by some of the most vicious headhunters this side nl' New Guinea, gave up only 14 points a frame, inter- cepted lti passes, sacked oppos- ing quarterbacks 27 times, and nailed assorted running backs and wide receivers with hurri- cane-force hits. On offense, the Foresters boasted a big and tough offensive line, a varied and potent aerial attack, hard- running backs, and solid kick- ing. All this would seem to add up to more than a 5-4 record and a third place in the tied in the MVAC North, but that's what happened. The reason for this lies not in the skill and desire of the players - which was un- doubted- but rather in a very tough conference, and a few had bounces. The Foresters lost 4 conference games by a total of 232 points. Give a few.of the breaks that St. Norbert and archrival Beloit got to the Foresters, and this could have been a championship team. There was definitely champi- onship talent here. .lust among the seniors, wide receiver Colin Lundgren finished among the leaders in receiving: in NCAA Ill, with EP-17 yards and 9 TD's. Defensive end Peter Dauk had ST tackles and T sacks - and one safety. Defensive back Larry Malles had 6 inter- ceptions, and All-MCAt', as Safety Norm powerful tackles and 6 inter- ceptions. Mike Olsen kicked 5 field goals, 13 extra points, had 46 tackles, and 2 interceptions. These seniors and their talented classmates will be difficult to replace, both in talent and leadership. The Class of lUr4+S's accomplish- ments on the football field were excellent. They deserved a much better coda than the star- crossed 1985 season, but they have much to remember with pride. was first-team was Lundgrren. Kaiser had 65 88 Sn...-lignanl . v... - ' ' CL .- . . - ' ' 1 ,, ' 1 . ' 1-'- Z'..f1TSZn-...' 'f.Lu-...i .'f.?n'e.-. ' Back Row: Palubin, Whalen, Dropped, Brush, Jahn, Dropped, Dauk, Griffin, Ippolito. Sixth Row: Mall: Keeshan, Cook, Jatis, Prosniewski, Olsen, Chasteen, Wittry, Leventhal, Augsberger. Fifth Row: Gaffm Hansen, Gritt, Everly, Horne, Wells, Holly, Loll, Wagner, Hill, Sorenson. Fourth Row: McPartlan, Lundgri Gadzinski, Barnes, VanHaaften, Hartler, Jackson. Fraider, Kaiser, Cortez. Third Row: Coach Dau, Coa Baumann, Glemaud, Egan, Weiss, Jahnke, Wynn, Bohan, Coach Giannamore, Coach Braxton. Second Ru Gappin, Conforti, Huster, Callahan, St. Pierre, Dropped, Charbonneau, Bonucci, Kahn, Martin, Flahive. Fri Row: McLaughlin, Webb, Berninzoni, Radkay, Morrissey, Sargeant, Geary, Zeller. Tis 4 7 in . -, A I '1fn:f,g:Ei-6.4 :. - . .. 45:8-n , iv ,. - 3 S, -C Q' 4 u 3 4- 1 sig . , .5 'L fs 'f' - 1 4 if , 'N ' S 2.1-4 if -. . ' ', ff' '+,'.- Q' .'A - N :ju . - -K -' - x- - V F. me ,, J H .ig, ....- Q . Mx-.R -15- Q 11-. --in ' -f -1-rf . - 1 3. - 4. 1'- P1 . tv ,Q l li .' ,J ' 1' .I -in .Q - M- ..: 1 .en , -V-- V5 - . ..'i -2 . - yall ., , . A-. . -Sf' ' ' ' iff 'Diff . H ,I . ' T , Q1 '51-.F . 1 5 ' ., . ,fl -, .W n - - I ' ,4 X f f ,. lv' V., n.x,. 1, r - I AQ. . ' 1 . , ' : -4 'il' ' ll v 1-' 'W' F ' i ' ' J' J x ' 4 -, v 2 , sic N' ' , Q N' . A 'I -- -' ' - ... - .- .-l, 1 i:,?'.gQ ii- 3.-.-i1 1f . .' if 1 ' '- , -' sri-:'n'Y 2-.T-Q ,..,, ,b -.. F - H - -1, -.. -. ', s. - - ---.- f - fun . . Q 3 .- --. - '-. ..s- i . s.sQ .- . - 4 W 1,4 J, 6. 73 lui X P 3 -Z 'F L' QQ 'bf , '-QM 'N N 0. xx Xi 5 P K Field Hockey The Lady Foresters went out in style, finishing the final year of Field Hockey at Lake Forest with a 10-T-l record. Two wins against Division l Valparaiso, winning the DePauw tourna- ment hy heating DePauw, Earlham and Kalamazoo, and a 2-H vietory over Wheaton College in the season finale were the major highlights. Jennifer Stoops led all scorers with U goals and Il assists as Lake Forest outscored their opponents 42-258. Seniors Heather Paine Hi goals - 4 assists! and Kyle Henderson finished out their careers. They helped lead Lake Forest to 1139- 21-1 record over the past four seasons. MVP 5: MIP honors went to Heather Paine and sophomore Alexis Rosenthal respectively. 7' N sl V K ,N,,,i xi e ' . 9 O A ,uv I I-7 Q. 'zxikvu L 17' K- D Q. V . - -. ,.... .--Ju 'Y Y-wi' 4 V Back Row: Coach Trefny, Stoops,Whee-lock, Rosenthal,Cheston, Bates, Griffin,Callahan Dlneen MlddleR0 Brundage, Hearn, Nichols, Krawehuk, Anderson, Warren. Front Row: Surak Polese Henderson Pan Ashmead. -1 , ..-. . In-W, ie, I -L L N'--Q vt XX, I 'Q ,4.af.a aka., -,-.. Q V . .-, ,-1-Z 1 Arlo ! iv - 'av 0. -. l.,,,v ,uh ,Q Q ag o.-x r In 4 . ,g x....' x w 9 .a,,,i.Af-1 :im- . I . .Y-rs I , f.. J b. digg? ..z. 1 . 4 - ' U-L-:W-'-Q. -ff 1 . , .L , V, , - -1- 4f'.',-1' -2 J,,: 1, nf , Q 41' J . I 'Gin 'B hu '-N uP, sl Y P A, .gym 5:8 Y 9 I f ' 4- Q n I- .52 K, dh s. a Hockey The IUHS-19813 ice-hockey season seems to take after the fable of the tortoise and the hare. The tortoise is the ll-T-1 start that seemed to presage a season of suffering on the ice for the usually successful squad. Injuries, inexperience, and a brutal schedule were the primary culprits in the early problems. and after a fourth place finish at the Dearborn Tournament, the tortoise was moving slowly towards what looked like a miserable finish. Then, the latent hare showed itself as the Foresters ripped off a fi-1-l record in their 8 games before the date of this report. The eoaltending ofGary Willett and Ralph Kunzmann improved markedly, the offense started to produce goals in plentiful numbers, and a veteran defensive unit led by the captains .Iohn Flahive and Tim Iiockc tightened up and began to lower the boom on some unfortunate opponents. The Foresters dumped St. Mary'slMinn.J and UW-Stevens Point in December, forced a tie against FW-River Falls after two previous losses to them, and then avenged two early defeats against Kent State by trouncingf the Golden Flashes twice in late January on the road. It would have been easy for the team to lay down and quit after the poor start. They did not, which is a tribute both to Coach Tony Fritz's motivation- al skills and the perserverance and pride of this squad. Possi- bly not the most talented or successful team in Forester hockey history, this team might be among the euttiest of the bunch. And that. surely, is not such a bad way to remember the 1985-159843 ice hockey team. 92 I f 9 . - - ll'll'li Q .' , ': 'gl ' Tse i , : QU , K 5 'EU WUI xl!! gill I-ll Back Row: Coach Fritz, Wilford, Norton, Kelly, Steen, Gibbons, Richards, Currie, Coach Widmark. Middle Rowl Wright, Kohl, Kuznar, Moran, Brennab, Sather, VanAcker, Elia, Spencer. Front Row: Willett, Vwttmerl Przybysz, Locke, Flahive, Hanigan, Whalen, Kunzmann 1 T7 - as - i 1 . . 1 ' LQH7 ll A 1 Q! . , . C, 1.4 ' fn - 0 l 1 .Q 2' fini, Q cl s hi . x . Q' . l quam' M b h i ' Jw 'QXQ5 N Y ,, ' N ' an 4. 43 Womenls Basketball The 15045-8fiWoii1ei1's Basket- ball season started very prom- ising with 112 talented ball players. Two key players were unable to complete the season and the team was fo1'ced to make some adjustments. Fight- ing a definite height dis- advantage they've turned to a quick aggressive defense that has come on strong forcing turnovers among the opposi- tion. The success of this team has depended on continuation ofa strong aggressive defense. Along with high percentage field goal and free throw shoot- ingthis should add up to a great season. Back Row: Coach Kaufmann, Buckley. Callahan, Smith, O'Brien, Weitendorf, Alexander. Front Row: Milano, Widing, Weibrook. V415 u ,sh Aifll ' f.. :Wag-gi fi 5. -Q A- J ,.. 5 L. nv 94 .. fx -iff 6 bit -J WK .I - i A, 'F 4... l? p 1'-' J- . , V ... ' X - 32 L dna Vo ,Nr 1 1 gi Xi. 5 1 0 's s-no ,i t 'a 402 k 'ff 4 A. v,.g rg: 4 4 2 I N, 'x N I5 '.. J N' 10' 525.4 f g R P! :1 QQ Y I Men'S Basketball The best way to describe the men's basketball season to the date of writing is the best of times, and the worst of times. The worst was conference record offl-Oi that did not reflect the talent ofthe team, rather, it reflected the difficulties of playing on the road and the referees that came with the road games. The best was a 4-U start, led by seniors Dave Czeszewski and Chris Stenzel, and a late come back with wins over Coe and Grinnell. This was a good team, with plenty of team spirit and aggressiveness. Coach Charles Miller will miss this squad, but there is much to build on includ- ing: this fairly successful campaign. nu . 1, 1 H 35 -,115 ' S' s l '1':.s il in Y 71- :fly 'rl .. P 96 'ff' R4 .fm - - - L3 .. - -gf 1 f -Q-.jj-i S 4 Back Row: Coach Miller, Ellis, Auffrey. Checkett, Hoffer, Carter, Ortiz, MacK0wski, Coach Baade, Trinkaus. Front Row: Bonero, Redig, Czeszewski, Stenzel, Rice, Romano. i.: -A 0.-' 'N' 'iifli ?i,A3 N I ' j 1 x- - ' .4l -'12--L - -1.1wT, ,m4-, . b af' l is s1a4: 7 X- hm, f i A HES' V I' H x - I , Qi v J , e 5 was -, -i .2 7 r-u-. WM 3 X5 - is Q 1- A -X , V cs 1 X ..,... fs 5 QQG I ,e, ........ nh' l f' ' ' .jf 1 1.1 .. at it 01.- ., i'hHf'., ' 'tg ,IN o 4 ,X .M M QU s 4. ' . x f ': ' - I 5 . ,X ' . I Ljgs w I 5- 132 Jgucii' ' :vi . - - v -- - E f 1 A ' Ir A QQ.. . f 2 I 5 ' TAI I' '- LV Q, im! J- lg' tl -4 'g ! Q x' - M -if ! 444 'fU.f'f'r ,rf H I K rf: .. i 'Ll ' 134 , iv. za .- as f' -2 . 'Ile f L T . , . r' 7k,x ' I 'T Q . gf' A-1 , ., ' '9 ' Y Q E ' 'r l l '- 1- 4 ' ' 4 . g X 13 NL: Eg: - I 'I X Y gr Y J! if L- ' 1 if Y. 'Q- L 'Q-'EL x :'y-59 1 5 w W W . - . , . I ' ' Il'l'1- . 'Q u . I . A 'W ,W if as f Tu Y' 'ff ' . K V 'T' ,ha b 1 X ft, an v K x ., t I 1- y f' 2. T' f - K I-- s : V- Swimmin and Divin This year's Swimming and Div- ing team began the season boasting ofa new coach, a new schedule, and a new bottom on the pool. Returning tojoin first year coach, Skip Cook, were All- Ameriean Juniors Tom Smith and Denise Barrett, aimed at attending the NCAA Champi- onships for the third year in a row. Supporting these All- Americans with their sights on reaching the NCAA's were 1985 conference champions, Nancy Dryden, Andrea Finley, women's captain Eileen Schrei- ber, Roger LaFaver, Wade Dauner, and men's captains Ken Engel and Gregg Meyers. The team posted a winning dual meet record, doubled the size of both swimming and diving teams. and continued to be one ofthe top teams in the Mid-west Conference. Q90 nur 1-A -. up 4 .PJ-J :wi Top Row: Diving Coach Stehley, Asst. Coach Luebbers, Head Coach Cook, Dauner, LaFaver, Fe1dman.Thirdn Row: Erie, Sweetman, Wehrle, Neiman, Dare, Corr, Shilling. Second Row: Rieckelman, Schreiber, Barrett,W Dryden. Seese, Eggers, Davis, Dunlap, Meyers. Bottom Row: Jensen, Greene, Finley, Wessels, Smith, Heiserp: Hanlon. Engle. Missing: Batt, Gunning, Shaughnessy, Kremer, Syregelas, DeNoma, Baldwin, Weston. is i ' 'i - '11 ,r , 'S . -, I JG- ' . 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X fy xt 'Y ' 'J v 'VG X' 'S ., ' l We Q s V , ,N . 1 'dxu XQ L 4. 5 ti, 'Z . n'5 V '51 A' . , 4 1 rs 2 v' L- - ,-,-w 479- fr.' ff ,,X vi-'f W I iii-lbitbhbosnn W flak u fav- , - M 'lralwqyuf f gn ' ,,.' qs... ' 1 .ar .. .,., x 4 I Q 'A Wfuiesq' l S N , v, . ,J v. ,V 4. Q1 . . Q' Ib-' .,'-FM, 'F' ' . 1 M' .-:, ' , 4 23.1 ,,1Z55.QI1'39f'sg. . 4:?f4 ii: ,AG ANS 3 EV gg? .N Qmqx ' '-H' 1 . S' JQ1' Handball With only three returning players, Andy McLaughlin, Bill Flahive and Gina Ross, the 1985-1986 LFC handball team was definitely experiencing' a rebuilding year. With the team's expectations still high, they hoped to place in the top three places at the Nationals at Cal-Berkeley in March, said Coach Dau. The team has attended meets including an Invitational in Milwaukee, and hosted the Regionals here at LFC. The teani's youth will be a big: advantage in the next year. i 3, 5 2. I I 0 Zgjgw I Q ,,.. 4 I li I W i i 1 5 Q f. 1 4 - a 9-A Back Row: McLaughlin, Biersborn, Flahive, Walleck. Front Row: Guip, Cummins, Ross. Missing: Piepho h . -.i 5 I i 4 I :T ,., F I Q.. :Yu -. ' I . ' v ,,,,,,....-o-nv' . lL Q i i i i l O fl i 3. 611' . his Q ff ' Q l 3, 'D fb, 1 ,i ' Y N ' f' A 'R Q f-Y F Q.. xy 'ti Coaches Matt Leubbers Michael Dau Q T x . if X 6 'mx . ' X ' . A r-X lf'-Div! -, I VN!- B I ft Tony Fritz 102 r fi 'Q vii' ' iii Fr! r' 'K . a S143 Mandfred Ekhardt Wayne Braxton Betty Burke Kaufmann Biff' 'r Sue Trefny Skip Cook 1. 1 1 , . . I 5 Ar - - xx la 1---1 S Cille Ramsey Guy Stehley , . ,. W M ' ' Zflff , g'Q.,T.'i-lki: - ' F ' U' ' N-' .W . e ' D- 581: -'5' Hi? at I W, I K h 1? . -V .1 ,Q - QA if M 1 -'tif' ,. .I - 31 - U . . ' v Q rf: 1 5 t U W 5 . Salim ' L - I , Y H 1- :uri ',- ' M. at ? 71- ,ls Terry Peach Charlie Miller 38 29: I 'L' Z Frank GiaI1I1a1l101'9 Thomas Baumann Rob Baade K -lil!! llllllt! Ill!!! Ill'- . .4 L ,,' , f A, . 6 .: .: ' Ii, 45' f L. x t :- A 9, - 1 lr 'if' 0, m+v Y ,if Q 1-1 f 'G .4 .I 5 ill nll gl u Faculty and Administration an Administration ., 'I rf' Bailey Donnally .Q is i 4 'Q-1-A 'JH 'f'ff' wg 1'-he , iy X sw J iiix , ,.. Eugene Hotchkiss 5 0 9 1 , George Speros Ted Carlus I , I ,ap -0-F. X v- Gene Brandt Leslie Chapman Gordon White 1 1 1 1 1 1 1, 512:16 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 YM , ssfqf Ruthane Bopp 1 Yu.. Robert Wiegand 1 ,K 1 x' 1 3 X. 1 , e X- 1 1 0 1 5- u . x,1A 'N 1 Margaret McNamara 1 1 Helene Lewis Judith Gfmf-li pn 4 K ., 1 . .. 9 Xilx. VI, ' - 3. I I Abigail Fassnacht Wencly Hicks Carroll Adams Margaret Bramliall .-gk 105 Bl JS N aleue Cfulbon Carol Gard Jane Shillinglaw Fixx' . ef, f-'1 1 'e , ,Q ga Z' .A,N 4 X I Qffe 0 5 W f 1 Eric Reidel Steve Watter 1 P5 ui 108 11 Jackie H 'N Adriana Bonewitz Wayne Doleski QHV1 Don Craft 1 1 l i n 1 I I K '3A'Q.9 'fT' Naomi Ewing Granger Kenly Arthur Miller o 1 E . 1 5' 2 H 1 1 ? A 'x . j , If V l f r J f i h I-li, ' ' . 2 - I Mary Schell Al Zabor Rosanne Fabbri r T Y' ' 0' - lf 3 Mary Glenz Pat Lamont i is .-if f- ' 1 ., A' X A ,.-J . V . .aff lr ' W' VLA- ...'..' W' -ff f'ff'e3Q-'!'?7?3- .j..,.'4.'-' A 'Wann yon I Q 'g Use Beaufoy . W vu? A Q X fx'-I , Ps I fx X 1 1 110 Bob Lepak George Martinovich se 4, Pe b . L Candy Casey and Madge Buchholz , , ,qi - , -, . ' , .-rx--.-., - A .fu - ...L f'?Q,.?'Ze-e2:.uz-Es-1.. ff' ' ..' rf-f .- A . Physical Plant Secretaries ,1 D9 OR DP Security cure- -Us-. --.-. -1 -4. Q? Counseling Center 5-1 Print Shop Library Staff 0 Admissions X IQ' ' 1 Spike Gummere Cindy Bradley 8 444' A Carmine Salvucci Henryne Green ff f 0 1.1, .,. 1 .', I y . .- Mary Beth Snyder Susan Mayer 11 Michael Croydon Alex Mitchell 'H af Ramona Mitchell - - - . ,p- - --.4 . ., .--AA 'u3l+ u.,n '.'v,, ' .AA N 1 l X x I h . , -. - ..Q' IQ -,P' Al f P ' 1 K Amelia Carr file 1 Nl X l A flag., Frieda Hogan Ar f M X J' Franz Schulze .-Xftlllll' Lazau' Biology Kenneth Weik Charles Louch nuff- . .',',',-'r . f ll-1 Juliana Feder Frederic Giere Barbara Hansen William Martin Daniel Coughlin Laura Klingbeil .ix I J l 'x Chemistry ,Au Y, 4' lx A - . N 4 L Us ill! John Voutts Education . xi Mark T191-no Julie M3555-5 Florence Singer Economics and Business William Moskoff Robert Baade Richard Dye Cheryl Ross Carolyn Tuttle Crane ll Les Dlabay Nader Nazmi e S 5, Janet Greenlee gum-gvzw ' H' nv '-.af -5 e Deigtl R055 Marc Frauson English 1 1 '?S' ' I Kenneth Bennett Rosemary Cowler 'xi X Q! NVQ 15 ff' :nl W. Gordon Milne Diane Ross 115 P' Robert Greenfield Nance VanWinckel i X lj rg A 'X KN 1- ' V1 i ' 4 1 pf, 1 . 1 A. T? , Bernice Vignocchi Gertrude Grishzun .G i-an A Mary Gray Hughes Robert Orr Theater r gl. v v . .Y g . T' 1. f 5:5 'J -I 1 X Louise Mason Ellen Jones Foreign Languages A6 M Nicole Zrecnzy Liselotte Weingant 'Dv , 1, ,.1, i 'T Li- Ei ' lf 7 V If 'ff' r n..J S- David George IQH fi Marja Warhime Clayton Gray Jean-Luc Garneau Julia Kurtz Steven Rosswurm Carol Gayle QN Kfmalfi fi History Michael Ebner Frans Coetzee Arthur Zilverslnit Marilyn Shevin Coetzee - af mf! C ,v- Thomas Hoodie Mathematics and Computer Studies . .. ...Sf Q9 ' f .fp . ' 11 4 ' R 5 Sara Cohen J. Scott Carter 1 X v Ralph Shively ll LE Robert Troyer .-,..t x. , Q. . A . . Y. s 1 . . . . 1' fp,!....l1 .- i ' X E e ff s-., , 4 , A gill ,I I, ua, '- 'a Lowell Carmony 4 , Edward Packel .X M, Robert Holliday Peggy Faller gzmfwfl Carol Ptack Music Us WI - ff! 41, 1 f Hg ,Vg ff7f4ffffv',X, - mu W. ' pig my ff' WW X nv' in V' Q Frank Kirby Richard Fallel' IE f., M s i Linda La1s0n - Sas nr E ' - 5 Ann Bowen Ruth Scheuzger , , . 1 Philosophy E, f 4 Laurie Shrage Physics -1 4 Bruce Bernard Tun 2' Hon Jeong U.. 14 Q 1 Q? apt, L I if a 1. ' Q , rf, A .' L! .4 . 1. 0 .. 1 Y P 4---U! 1 fx- - , X. fix Y' f 4. ,S Mui.. 3 Abba Lessing ., A x W l . Q X ii i i A I ,-'x Forest Hansen Lou Lombardi Roger Faber Nick Steph Politics .i X ,t 4, VA. .li Q fb. at Thomas Fuechtmann Charles Miller ,- 1 .x 5.-4, L i 4 lin Rand Smith Ghada Talhami hail- - I -. f-25 Claudio Katz Jonathan Galloway Psychology Phylis Frankel Robert Glassman We Charles Behling Claire Michaels sf? if-c ..-.4.l David Krantz l 'W Betty Bidlack Stephanie Riger Ronald Forgus Vx INV Religion QQ' Dan Cole Ron Miller Sociology and Anthropology l 5 x 1 if RQ Arlene Eskilson Richard Handler Leo Yan Hoey VA , i 'X X X . Klv, Q: 0 + X Jennifer Wallace Frances Kostarelos 'R lf , L: 1 M g' .. W -Q .f 4 Y' K-. 1 -'U x Y.. . .f-yu 1' x ' 51 1, I hh! 9, P.. Isl, ai ' r 'al' YJ -143 UL Vu- in Seniors W' 2 Q 1 Q ,up lt's all right now Now, before we end And then begin We'll drink a toast To how it's been A few more hours To be complete A few more nights On satin sheets A few more times That I can say I've loved these days -Billy Joel I've learned my lesson well You see, you Can't please everyone So you've got to please yourself -Ricky Nelson 1 , Q 'Q v - tl' Mark Steven Wojcik Remember, no man is a failure who has friends. . . 5. 4 L ' L 5. 1 - It's a Wonderful Life .4-vi-V Ellen S. Schwarzbach Thanks Mom and Dad. I couldn't have made O - .1 'Y it without your love and support. if 55'-V .gunz 4151 . pq: h Toby Rubin .pA. . 7' 4 , , , Q 8 .As ,-.' . 1 -if ...Q I-,., ' .n., '+ QLU'-- mr. .,-' .r:'f '9'f'f'f?2g ' ' gf' In a cold world you ' ' need your frlends to - D . keep VOL1 warm. 'Q by 'I 3,1-144 1 ' so f ,. Y V-.. 71-11 5 ' I-S 4 Q ,Ir-u . ' . I ' 1 . - fa - v0 I 'IZ ,X .B Q V V ii E- Q 'x 24 . .' W f , . . r - ' f i 1 .- f' ' li if ,Pri 4 ' -JL , , ,,. -1 John Hensel Time goes, you say? Ah, no! Alas, time stays, we go. - Austin Dobson - fx N . 1 v 7, l'P'.m 11: 3-4 X18 . 1 2. . 12 -' ffiff if - 4 Q V- . ' -. . . L . - - .3 L- ' . ' -G!-.-. V Paul Everton Smith ft W We've a battle in the offing, kingdoms to save, and women to love y:lr':7 I T' Q7 Lk- Y i' ' I Y N 5- .,- J' QN1 -i xl Conor Nelan Amy Rosen Ya can't get there from here. Agfa Capture the moment, Carry the day, Stay with the chance as long as you may Follow the dreamer, the fool and the sage Back to the days of the innocent age - Dan Fogelberg .fl Q 'sl' Sail on, Silver Girl Sail on by . . . Your time has come to shine - All your dreams are on their way See how they shine . . . ' 2 i.-mi fi L. i V 1 . r T yy I 7 Charlotte Crichton Reid 5 ,fig Tw , Andrea Kathleen Finley ,iff - Hx -Aw. N-, s Q fx b. f,' f- - 2 sie..--rw-f ...v - 'I ' 1' f u rt ' 'vm O' Fa ' Q. ' A J T:-I A -f V N. '- '- -,'f4l:,f - 1 ,,, .F A K, A- - ' 4, , A -, ' i , N . V In , L 5 ' .- -.xii---A '- -1 Anne McClain Arbaugh I , 5- ' N f .- . f I But music was his life, it was not his livelihood, and it made him 5,-5':'7.r - . Ax Y '2 . , s. l feel so happy and it madelhim feel so good and he sang from his --gf fi ' 5 1a46Q5a,Q,, ,l 5 heart and he sang' from his soul. He did not care how well he 45, I fi., H o s -v ' K' 1-2 i sang, it just made him Whole. - Harry Chapin ' 'a- 'E i 1 U p girxga i3 T , e 21-ggzn l l 'l I. ll 1 1 l ? li If 5 n l N, l l l l l Ben Fefermun I To those who helped me iiimke it l through the years . . . tlianks. l i I this 58 To be a friend you must be comfortable with yourself first. ,f- Los Espanoles me encantan. s Xu. an 1 Q., Daddy always said I'd argue with a lamp post . . . now I'm into hugs and laughter, too. Cathy Brake Una sonrisa es la senal externa de la amistad profunda. . X' ,.. i.x ya I N -X: i a - A true scientist A 1 1' ' I. I .,. N ' fiffff, -' ' ff: - 1' . ' if k Iii. 12-4 x I ' J' I- -A xii.. f H Q Thanks Mom and Dad - for , A T 'I K fi vu i is nl. Traci Lee SChl'I1ldt everything. I love you!! , X l' M 1 . i mum i I ist: ' il. SM' i if H Q. A 13302 Us lr W T7 WI Q? :LJ ' s I s I 9 ll' r 42' nk svn- 'mtzx 'fo 41.9 . ' 1,7 A JY ,1 ,-- 4 4 'FE 1 ,f -- If flhcricf: M. Morgan 'I'hf: Iind Whc-n I was one-, I had just lmpfurn. Wln-n I was two, I was m-urly now. Whf-n I was l.I'lI'f'I', I was hurflly mv. When I was f'uur, I was not mm-In :nord-. When I was fivf-, I was just alive-. Hut now I um six, IIIIl31r4'If -'f'I'21- flv-'.'f-rx Su I think I'll ln- six now I'fll'1 .'1'I'J1IHI 4-'.'4'r'. L '- D . If we cannot end now all our KIlIll'Cl'0l'lx'QS. at lvust Xu can lnakc the world safe fw1'divc1'sity. F--11 in ilu- ll 1 analysis, our most basic cmnmon link is zlmz ww aa habit this small planet. Wv all lwrczlrlu' Ilu- sunn- We all cherish our cl1ild1'en's Il11Ill1'x'. An-l xw pau- mortal. J. Lynne M. Cox F Michelle Susan Upsal oss .-Ql.,i-.4-A A '36 C7 Monreve . . . a Paris Je suis content de tavoir connu I am happy to have known you - Antoine de Saint Exupery Le Petit Prince 'W I fl . , E X ' l 'VA , va ' - r K Jami Lee ' fi '5- . 9 M 0. V W., , ' 1 s A I 'WW - H 321319 Andrea Schneidel 138 1 I N O6 4. l 'C 7-iflyl Yv F Friends frmn the start, Srlinf-ll furirws NI ri - f ' . 1 . . Ijeerpath, .I.H., Wimp Iiogff-rs, I lU1'UfM'. ltaiiar. if I I 4 spacecake, backpavks, trains. L-Iii'-lriflri in a li: , raisins, sunflower sc-erls, wurkiny 0111. Ininfif 1 r I Tent city,pu1'serllips,Hullflug:,1'mllig:li1s.NIar in ii I f I Pamplona, llulls? . . . I uLu1'e'. .' Ill -'V The communicatoi' ofthe truth fan unly lie ga sin K dividualf' SUITII Michelle Diane Majors Th ZS pdgz' Ci' dreani for a living. - Steven Spielberg ' ' 1 rfxwlnff II' 'lI s TF- ' A-ll ' fl. 1 i X, 4 ......--1- ,,,fl ', .lg::f5 ,:lsLa. if . fn ' ' -Sch- ll 9 ' 'YI 5 5 s. l , . l ,.5, ,wif- M E .i..--- -I E1 Q , I lil 3 l Y 'Q F - K a I 4. We , . .1 I -X They know enough who know how to learn. Pl . - Q:-'ri U I M V 1 W. J ,L Shruti J. Kusumgar 1 -6 tl! 'iavww , , - he ir A ' A itil- .,., ' ' 'va-., far- . -.nw 3- fi' 'inf-ex 'A i 2 9 . N ,, ,.. af f ' 'Jin 1-lu It is not a custom with me to keep money to look at. The sky's the limit. uv Kay Carlus Who ever said that life is fair'?! - R.L.lNI. People often say that this or that person has not yet found himself. But the self is not something that one finds. It is something one Creates. - Thomas Szasz Success is nothing more than getting' up one more time than you have fallen. - Roy Nelson Ann-Marie Tomlinson That's all folks! Robin L. 1lCC2'i1'l9B Thank you for your time, you've been so much more than kind . . . King of Pain ... No easy way out The Bubbus FOI'6V9l'H ... Chin up. This page f'U7Il1llI'IIlf'7lfN or .llrx unrl .llr-s. Ralph l-12 4-A I meilo mano Selma. Peter S. Dauk H: Hope O: Overcome P: Persevere P: Prepare E: Educate yourself R: Reorganize M: Make it happen A: Affirm that you can do it N: Negotiate I: Imagine A: Appreciate others HEY, HEY, MJ, OCT. 22. . . DOUBLE-DECKER PIZZA EH, CRAZY LEGS, JD, SECS, HOPPER, PARADISE, PRINCESS DEPTH CHARGES FAIRMONT VS SAPPARRO JERSEY SHORE W! MJ METS DR. DWIGHT TO ALL MY COACHES, PROFESSORS AND FRIENDS: THANKS FOR EVERYTHING, HONESTLY! If dreams come true, aw wouldn't that be nice . . . Those glory days, they'll pass you by . . . - The Boss Ralph Kunzmann Mom and Dad - Thank you for your love, support and care packages. I couldn't have made it without you. Kunznlflml. 1 xv - g-. -..-a l I .4 1' -- - 1 1 Q - ' ' . X -in Y 'Q 'Q- 5 WHY-, 1 1 'N - l l 1 I I s Q . W - l vi P Y 5 x 4 I 'AS fl P. '.L .,. ' Ak. Earl J. Barnes II Thanks LFC for four wonderful years. M 4 ff 4 E 1 l I 1 A I l 4 9 I I 1 1 I Colin J. Lundgren .V 5 -. ' I love you Wendy. Mom and Dad mllom and '5'f1T?f??T.:sg,wf-Q Dad Z, tool '-'RI -Af ' If you throw away your dreams, die. '33-fkIi':'f T Strong people Cannot be defeated. 5 g- . 'iw- . .. 'rf Q 1. f 5' .?'vg',,--r-. i - .- ani - Danielle Steel L .'A' ,O l LE' Q , --r ' ,..a-- -'- 'g-avvi--F -,,Y-- rv-- N .,'. 44 5 . Q mg ,W ff- . -ak' 144 P ! What if W6'l'9 all dead and this is hell? JT ?'l Iacqueline M. Thornton Cynthia MacDonald Paula FitzGe1'ald P1Ck91'lHg' Bradley John Lincoln She who laughs. lasts. in N,-.. -C ,ff 146 W 5 N -1-4 '20 9 I 1 l of 1 Jonthan C. Roth Life's battles don't always go To the Stl'OI1,Q'9l' or faster mang But soon or late the man who wins ls the one who thinks he can. - Walter D. Wintie l l ll ,i I l William P. Hunnewell Jr. fl When living and working a long way from home, there are individuals who give help that is not easily described - who somehow manage to encourage, remain silent, or urge caution at just the right moments. - Hugh Brady 3 Thanks Mom and Dad. I W1 w l fl QI Jeffrey G. Stone L s S rf ,. 'ii' 5- Jane Doetsch Each friend represents a world in us. a world possibly not born until they arrive, and it is only by this meeting that a new world is born. - Anais Xin 1903-1977 5 Sheryl Johansen 3 3 r 54.5813 4,1 L I i L - A IL F - fx 1 f!! X xx ,Q f -23- .,. X 1 ff 4 i 4 Susan Allison Venablei Hvegn ' 1 'ai Nr-A 4 ' I il - 3 ef Wolf' -sg- ,-.l f Lf The only time that V seems too short 4 is the time we 1 get to play. 1 - Jackson Browne I 1 N I r III'-,NN an 6 1 D., cyl 'gf K I Y B- 4' .. Leda S. Warner Amy Kathryn Boba 'Y 5 1 rl! kv: L6 . I AS s. E S -..t: '5. Now that I'n1z1llgg1-m-Jn-up I haw - w1thmyl1fc.! It's a darned gum! thing: that I since 1t's taken me seven 5't'2ll'S.n -3 5 u in Y. X .. Q, K l 1 1041411114 but h'lVf'k!l1fX4 1 W + L io Sf Ev J' To teich iQ to le-irn twice JOL1b6lt if ll I ig.. R. Bradley Wilson I. Still, it's hard to be made a cynic at twenty. is ,4 F Scott X Fltzgei ald X w.q .i -nazi l Look at it this way: you're lucky to have wha you have. - Earl Barne if -'- -- Q o Tailgating at N.U .... And when the lights go out in th Orange Bowl, the scoreboard will tell the story. .. Langtry's in Glenview Domino's to the lake .. ,ii A What's a snakebite? . . . Stone sours at Lilly's . . . D 1.. ' K you think my mother will think Scornovacco's is a ga station? . . . Fireworks in the Crow's Nest. . .What hol in the wall? Fort Myers in May . . . Whoops! . . n lllll ly lllll T lnll ZS .lk A J..-1 - .1 . - 1. Ping pong in the study lounge. . . Wrapping up spring '8 with Augies in Gregory . . . Thanks to my parents, m grandmother and to my friends pictured above. I Jamie D. Striglos l il ,l 3. An. Y 5 VT fig, Philip J. Pittman U 1 'I uf S ' No explanation is ricrcrcssury, bw-:iu1+r' mmf- would he satisfmrtriry, Dwight IJ. Iiisr-rihriwf-1' 'o2 -- '1 1.-V' '53 .4- Sherry Kennelly 14.5 . 1 '.r Yl ' , A .nf .V , L. QQ? W.- Wa if in ' 1 '-1 .- ak 1 .fl-,iii .Fri- 'f -1.25 ' Wufnh' '. ix xi' iff -yu Jill Meyer ..-X . ' 3: '- ' X5 -.:.. , I e,x 1 1 . X . Xl. r. . , al.- - 1 'IJ .JY hi D- Mary Elizabeth Sim .tn . If there is someone you can talk to Someone no one can replace If there is someone you can laugh with Till the tears run down your face If there is someone you can turn to When you need a helping hand If there is someone you can count on To advise and understand If there is someone you can sit with and need not say a word If there is someone you can trust To keep each confidence she's heard If there is someone you can think more of As each year comes to an end You're a very lucky person For you've found a special friend. -Kerry Sir -.-bla. I l l l The hihest duty of the writer, the composer, the F art1st,1s to remain true to himself and let the chips l fall where they may. -J.F.K. 'w you did a great job . . . you can celebrate now! Love, Me gl l I I , , .V F Thanks Mom, l l 'Y-s 'WH 'Q--.all i i S -A 5 1 1 A night on the town with the girls. T is puyf' I'IlI7llPllIIlliIl'N nf .1113 nm! jim, Furl ff. .llrfff-r 4 I l 1 A .il Eugene A. Clark II l E Pluribus Umm Consumed: 183, 960 - Meesh-tuck-lung Time is mans measure of mortality - Contentment kills - Not accepting an uncertain future makes the future all the more uncertain - A person is all he has met. Very few people meet themselves - Scotty, Jim here, one to beam up - Futures past to be done - Remaining: 516, 840 Arthur James Mathieu III A 0 If you want to succeed you should strike out on new paths rather than travel the worn paths of accepted success. I Life is not livingg living is having a life. A.P. Clark John D. Hockefellei Sheryl Wagner 'QI wtf'- riu uf I f , .. Lux'-3 - ',. gym -f.-of-. I ll- I do my thing, and you do your thing. I am not in this world to live up to your expectations. And you are not in this world to live up to mine. You are you, and I am I. And if by chance, we find each other, it's beautiful. If not, it can't be helped. - The Gestalt Prayer ui'- -T 6. .W a .Qsgx 1 f mmm ww 904200 4 ',,,,,,.,.-A-f'A . if ,..,, . ' 1 ' ai? . J 1 .,. . w. - - -wx- Angela Downey Maley N .9 x ,r Q .4 - ' ' ,. ' ' Laura Jane Ferguson Jitixf I , Q F1 W 'T 'W W RX .li ..L' lar c I A . .,s Y u- .'- zg 1, Ii fi-f.!.'a an-' ., BQ? ,S .xz f XX N V, XQW K. Thank you Morland and Kathleen fi I r .fvv-' 'fx . . gl 'J' .X . 165- .Y ' J CCQNIK5 x 0 .n .U I n ' 'i mf Y 'a . ' 156 , m.n.'y ,Maw fl KVI., 4 Q, , 5 Tl f Jim Cori' They say that these are not the best of times, but They'i'e the only times I've ever known. - Billy Joel fi . Janet Nelson I l'l1is page complimerzls QT-IXIUVUII, Dare rind Tim Nelson, 5 .i ' - We've gotta get out of' this plau- ,Q N7 .en - Two roads diverged in a yellow wood. And sorry I could not travel both And be one traveler, long I stood And looked down one as far as I could To where it bent in the undergrowth: Then took the other. as just as fair. And having perhaps the better claim. Because it was grassy and wanted wear: Though as for that the passing there Had worn them really about the same. And both that morning equally lay In leaves no step had trodden black. Oh, I kept the first for another day! Yet knowing how way leads on to way. I doubted if I should ever come back. I shall be telling' this with a sigh Somewhere ages and ages hence: Two roads diverged in a wood. and I - I took the one less traveled by. And that has made all the diI'I'ei'ence. - Robert Frost Smile Q62 Iraninii if fx if' Judy Kravits Fair isps' 5 Phil Brooks lung 'xr .QF Louise Putnam Webber Elizabeth Sedgewick Hazard Siena. Florence. Spezzatura. Cheyne Walk. London. Greek Group: London puff. Cliffjuxnping bugs in hotels. Ski- mg. Skmny dlpplng. Rent-a-car. Tll1'lilSl'l shoe shmes. H-ln never lose good frlends or lnelnorles through tnne 1-r dif- tance. I am fond of fire and Crickets and all that. A lobster salad, and champagne. and chat. - Lord Byron Mom and Dad. thanks for supporting' me and em-ouragins me to let my IIIIHIQQIIIZIIIOII go wlld. then turn dreams 11110 l'k'll.lff.'. Grace Keeble The Mobile X -ful I've done things which I would never have trusted myself to do - And in the process acquired a new appetite and set new boundries for what I can do and hope to do. - Anonymous 49,14 Adios! It isour responsibility to love and to dlspel the belief that peace can not prevail on earth. Maybe you'd better stay home in- stead of going' fi,Q'ure skating. - Dan Ackroyd 1 5- 1- .Ami 41, X 1' Dana Dallas Atchison The Dingbatn ul X Rw- A But the lazy side of you is not exactly the same as the lazy side of me. So your discipline is your responsibility to invent. Don't be afraid of itg dis- cipline is good for us too. F.R. Joy E. Dubin How far did you run toflax Eau say you want to be somebody. Q en apparently you don't want to be ,tiff e ,cw yourself. - H.D. 1 , wx, ' 'ff Do you want to go out for dlnmi It's on Dad Molly Melone . . . And then you think someone should have said it sooner. Someone should have said it a long time ago - when you were young. Someone should have said. this living . . . this life ...this lifetime . .. It doesn't last forever. A few days, a few minutes . . . that's all. It has an end. This face . . . these hands... this world . . . It doesn't last forever. This air. This light. This earth. These things you love . . . This smile . . . this pain. . . It doesn't last forever. It was never supposed to last forever This day. This morning . . . this afternoon . . . this evening These eyes . . . These things you see. These things you hear... This noise. This music. These things you have. This smell . . . this touch . .. This taste . . . this breath . . . this . . . Moment. The Shadowbox Michael Cristofer I A ' - N ...siege v f 'S Be careful what you want or you will surely get it! - The Big Chill . 4 lliw fit KWH? I Cecelia N. Hayes We shall not cease from exploration And the end of all our exploring Will be to arrive where we started And know the place for the first time. Through the unknown, remembered gate Where the last of earth left to discover Is that which was the beginningg At the source of the longest river The voice of the hidden waterfall And the children in the apple-tree Not known, because not looked for But heard, half-heard, in the stillness Between two waves of the sea. Quick now, hear now, always - A condition of complete simplicity CCoasting not less than everything? and all shall be well and All manner of things shall be well When the tongues of flame are in-folded Into the crowned knot of fire And the fire and the rose are one. - T.S. Eliot 'Q Gwynneth J. MacDonald Andrea Rachelle Solzman I'll tell you everything I've learned, and love was all she said. - Cat Stevens In your time, baby come back to me, Don't leave this girl lost in space, Y0u're the one who could guide me out of this maze! 3-4'?7, 4. 56151 - Joan Armatrading ,i I am leaving by one door only to enter by another. f'Follow your dreams . . . They will take you far away and bring you to yourself, . . . home at last. - J. Bergma Only those who risk going too far can possibly find how far they can go. Elie Wiesel 5 -9, 'K 1 Cathy Nestlingei And lf oul hands should meet in another dream we shall bulld another tower 1n the sky You've got to learn how to fall before you learn to fly. - Paul Simon And down they forgot as up they grew. - e.e. cumminngfs H- A-2 Boston v., 4 I sb ' ' Q x Ted Meissner To make your spirit strung and sulifl and pure i have to face yourself' This is the ti'aflitifmal U . . . i . . t t ' . v V Yes, Virginia, thele IS 21 PTIHCG 0f martial arts mentality. Nu one is your em1i'i'i'.' llii YY - s ' - Darkness. yourself- - Atithur lfnl-:i'if in Special thanks to my family and friends for making my years at L.F.C. the best years of my life. N Julia Marie Surak Julie, Jules, Jul E 4 .- I A ff fi! . . . The people who risk nothing, do nothing have nothing are nothing. Only a person who risks is free. Jill R. Vetter Anonymous l .S I wonder if I'll end up like Bernie in his dream, some displaced person in some foreign border town, . . . Or just sitting at home growing tenser with the times, . . . Or shivering with a friend while the eye of God blazes at us like the sun. - Bruce Cockburn :J 66 Anne E. Shaughnessy , 'Q f 'Ft la .-Du W A' eg, . - .. ,ef 11' .. 1 '- N,A, . .J:'44.z.nn.n4., 'an A A45 ,iq :J W 4 3,151 Its- Julie Anne Abel Jacqueline Ann Carey .W -uv-:-z' ' .af in L,-5 54 17 Winfield V. M. Henry V I ' nl. . N ,ii f , ---Z We can only get here to there by a series of errors. - R.B.F. We shall not cease from exploration And the end of all our exploring Will be to arrive where we started And know the place for the first time. - T.S. Eliot T 68 W. i B353 'lt' Elizabeth W. Fay - tif: sl P .I vu 'iz' n'1.4' in. '- v rp- ,F .nf 4, I I W 9' s -- ri 'C' F tl' X R 'J X Can't get theya from hea. - M.D. Nothing will end as long as it is remembered. - Author Unknown If you do not think about the fu- ture you cannot have one. - John Galsworthy Colleges are places where pebbles are polished and diamonds dimmed. - Robert G. Ingersoll A degree is not an education, and the confusion on this point is perhaps the gravest weakness in American thinking about educa- tion. - Prospect for America I L+ 'I sv. 0 .Lil .1. rx .. X' x Shelley Corya La perseverance vi-exit 5 luoiit dv tout. Many thanks to Mom and Dad for making it all possible! I love you! F.. Q: 455 N2- DICK gf ik. , F Michelle P. Suppes rl, L, , f A lu? 94 :-Q lar .-. .-T32 A1-gs: , 'ff Catharine W. Kolb 6 v . F, n 1 l I 1 w I Thanks to the people I have met and the things I have learned, I will always remember my years at LFC. I have enjoyed the fun and the hard workg I am better for it. Mom, Dad, and especially Bob, thank you for your suppo It helped a lot and I appreciate it more than you know. I love you. Kitty I wish the best of luck to everyone - See you in the real world ! l l 'I P.S. Thanks to Ross for . watching the farm. l l Mary Nell Aspegren I I l I can't believe I made it, only ten years late! i My deepest love and thanks go out to my parents, l whose moral and financial support made it possible for me to attain this goal. Also, to my son. Christopher, thanks for putting: up with my hectic schedule. To John, my husband, thanks for all your support. Love, Mary Aspegren Adams Cynthia Gordon-Ne E l 4. ff-:'z. -2' ' It has been a very long and , hard road to this time in my life. ' Without the support of my 1 wonderful husband and ni - the propsect of entering the world with the optimism and eagerness I feel now. . - -es . I V91 Vr'l g'. fb?-V '- l.'A'J 'P 'ul x-as'? , '.- avi + -1 lson Anne Therese Furey For yesterday is .but a dream and tomorrow is only a VISION I but today well lived makes yesterday a dreanrof happiness i an and every tomorrow a vision ot hope. I ,lf 5 1 1' ' V .I ig i I Q I f I J-, I i 1 1 i l 1'1anks Mom and Dad for llieving' in me. I love you gur love and support and for slix X lth. 9 v 7 , f lielieve in yourself! - . A - .f .' ., 'T 1 f N ,a 4' I 4 I 1 ' A 1 1 Q? 1. Y parents, I would not he facing rv: Q 1' fr 4 N dll!! ' 'I I 'J' ' 'AQ 5 x - .3 J 'I 5' :'5. Keep within your heart 11 place where dreams inay ir u Cedar Rapids, again'?! ...Join the maniafcl. . .Cincinnati - what a beautiful town! . . . Beware of killer rabbit . . . I'm transfering to Steven's Point... Freshmeat... What 3-meter board? Fuzzy navels and coolers Rush Street . . . too much chlorine on the brain.. . I don't have anything to wear... Life's a bitch . . . W.P .... Sweet's . .. Point your toes and keep your legs straight. . .I love morn- ing practice ... The Cedar Lounge ... Halloweenie Beanies . . . T.P. interior decorators .. . What homework? . . . Good friends, good times. , ,j '..-'T-T-lx' i gh , . e x, ,N t If , - Qs tx ,F ,1 . B V I Q l' . fl I 'gm I f if i 'fr' ' -I CQ 'I . 'M 7 :E ' ,i B' X- .. fl? A tI'3.T:-2 1 B ' F, .aw -- .Lila 4 I 5 I . ,a I R, 4? M This page' ronlplinlcnts rgtfllr. mul Jlrx. I'lllll Scllrwilwr. 172 Eileen Schreiber Beanie The most useless day of all is that in which we have not laughed. - Chamfort ' ' Valerie Greene Val The fire is out The moon is down, The parting Glass Is Dry and done. And I must go And leave this town Before the rising of the sun - Unknown We keep to our usual stuff more or less, only inside-out. We do on stage the things that are supposed to happen off. Which is a kind of integfrity if you look on every exit being' an entrance somewhere else. From Rosencrantz and Gildenstern are Dead E 12+-gi: . .' E1 A-5' . I ky 1' Y F L- sb-F 7-7 lp 11 1 I Ii, Ehzabeth Mary Young' fe.: f 'li :KQV N. frxc 1 , X - Afb. Christine N. Muldowney J... 'f rf XX! Mary Kathleen Collins Lauren Johns: R L Caroline Ruppert lpha Chi If you can keep your head when all about you Are losing theirs and blaming it on you, If you can trust yourself when all men doubt you, But make allowance for their doubting too: If you can wait and not be tired by waiting, Or being lied about. don't deal in lies, Or being hated and don't give way to hating, And yet don't look too good, not talk too wise: If you can dream and not make dreams your master: If you can think and not make thoughts your aim: If you can meet with Triumph and Disaster And treat those two imposters just the same: If you can bear to hear the truth you've spoken Twisted by knaves to make a trap for fools, Or watch the things you gave your life to, broken, And stoop and build them up with worn-out tools: Yours is the Earth and everything that's in it, And- which is more - you'll be a man my son. - Rudyard Kipling l A 1 , J. Caputo AJ .S ' , firfgrj 1 F, - f4L1s?:'if'1 . . ' 5f:?'I'15.,. -f ' 1 in- 1 , 5. , av I 5 - Dv. f' Charles J. Christensen Nu-Lg You-if l Q- -. vhs! l Omas P. Connolly Iggy James A Madura. ll --Mari png Classical conditioning: alarm clock, toilet paper . . . Is this micro or macro? . . . Nothing eclit-es like uit eziiptjr 1ailbox . . . Otis Daylight Savings Time: 10 minutes behind . . . l'lljust tell him I had too much xv- -rk t-- lf ave four chickens, please . . . Nick, the three dip scooper' . . . Somebody order 11 nuke-l man? . . . lit-y. stxjss 'hatcha eatin'? . . . hey Mike, your phone's ringing ... 1t'smel lt's Ernest Tl . . . Oh, I-Itlf ... A.I.A.I.t+11si laying football! . . . Gimme a shot of hhhaaarmaret0 . . . I gots to shovel me the snow . . , tluh . . . Tel1he:' l':1: 1 Ripon . . . Ca11me simple . . . Just shy ofa midsize . . . Hey man . . . Honors L'2llL'Ul115-?KilYt.'ll1t'L1l,'cm'1'n, . Slit-1 mohawk and an earringflln . . . Take me to Scorno's . . . I feel fine, ljust can't walk loo well' '... l just il-'nf nderstandn. . . I love you baby . . . MACK- oooh, I feel better now . . . Hey bud! Whores 3Ia1'qi1ette'f . . . l'll1 i' lcky, I'm good? . . . I'll have a no-steak hoagien . . . Turn around!! . Xlhere are my pants'ff . . . Four :I-1 .. AJ, your limo is here . . . Hey. Jack Webb . 1 l , 5 fl 1 -new v 'V-N 1 l 'U ' ...,- ---- l Ax f' i 'N Arif' N. Av-is inf' r i Martin E. McCann OHS ' 1 ' '1 -Qt S , -4 IN? .. ' 'y ' J ' K 1 -422 22-, . Q 'L f -Q Q , :G 2.g4.J:!,f ' .' I' -' C' ,xp '. ff- '- F I 1 ' ', A , 5 ,-'fp I , my 2' Q . -wr nf ' ,, ,AA , i -- ' R' f ' ., - - mai '. ri n F T ,JAP .IK PI- K -.I i Tab i.s 5.21 ' 5'.i?Q'13,Aga ' - Q, 4 . ,A Y1, -.,-, 1.1 V ' - '- Q 11. ! H ' .,dl,L?J,'J,., ,Qi -Q. It R if . ' Ronald C. Sjoberg ri iaizgdl ' ,1Q?fi Jf g,, T lpghig, li? - . .4 1- fifif - 12' .fb V ' if 'ffl' A-ti ' s '? r x X il i- Z Thomas M. Wagner Wage Club 110 . . .The Casbah . . . Sonny's . . . Dufus Alert... PT, . . . PT2 . . . Wine Sz Cheese . . . Room 30767 . .. Mucho Macho... Bahama Mama . . . Peckerhead . . . Stress with Les . . . Carpetbagger . . . Pub K: Grub. . . Alpha Sarcasm Hoagie Hut Couch Potatoes . V. Funnels Buddha . . . Vid days . . . Founding Fathers . .. Madison, WI: Kappa Sigs Sz Pigs . .. KP Duty . , . Ma Naugles . . . The Longshorewoman . .. Studying at the Backroom and the Bulls. . . Scorno's. . . Derb . . . Ed Fargulyte . . . Dr. Zulock . . . The Fun Crowd . . . Baloney Bros . . . Pig Alert . . . The No-Fun Club . . . T2 Sandwich . . . Two Fingers Tequilla. 1TH .,, ,.., -1 , if-I 45 l'1l C lad IV sy- . 'ha Q 5 4 71 'X J I HI I 9 i l I 5 1 1 - -B i Patricia McDaniel 1 4 sr Daniel S. Caputo Thanks Mom and Dad for believing: in me. HID T' . i Kimberley Gaye Johnson pretentiously wordy .' . 55, - li' cr x !. ,u hd ii William Matthew Grossman I want an Ain finger paintin,Q'f . . .The Latriixe The girls We need a mai Can I borrow . . . 'T' . . . TZUU p.n1. - good inornin: Hill ... Long Island Iced Tea . . . KIMBERLEYT ... God I need a cigarette . . . ill Mustang . . . lf-iiine on Eileen . . . SOS . . . Ruin and Coke . . . l wanna get away . . . Cracked uranium . . . She did? Anti has that? . . . I'll write you a t-het'k . . . XVnere the hell is Balti1no1'e'f . . . Kini, Willie upf Y+'1i'i'e driving! . . . He's not a hair cutter. ht-'s a hair designern . . . it took me a while. but l'in aiinost done . .. The COOP ... Kaaaa-teef ... Ci'oss- word puzzles Brooklyn sucks Hyper- Space Dynasty Let's go danuins .. Yeah! The fertility dance! Bass Ale .. Anybody hear a frog? ... Oh God. open a window! . . . I'm calling you . . . Sit in your own pew! . . . Coffee Shit . . . KIMBOT ... Bye LFC KGJ tiiiii mio Neyer end a sentence in a preposition. xA K 4. g 'z :- F' A 1-1 : n ,R . Just one more reason . . . Try, try, tl West Hartford! There's a Rosemary. Have you seen him? 4152 .. . Latenight with Gloria . . . the Vineyard. Marion is nicer 'Flexi . . . 76 to St. Louis Cand the countryl. Toll booths. . . tailgates coke classic Roots and X X Shreve's. It's a shame to call them jeans . . . +I -if John S. Robb Thanks to: Courts Laura Sedsre Jake George B. Kathy Ted W. Molly Martha Kate It's hard to believe that college has come and gone! A lot was said and done in these four years and many special thanks have to be given. I would like to thank my advisor Michael Croydon who helped me through all my art adventures, Alex and Franz. But, most importantly, I would like to thank Mom and Dad - who encouraged me the whole way! lH2 .y, . ghost in Reid Hall! Weell!! - 7-' J., i X K x A, Courtney L. Trautman Summer's here, I'm for that, I've got! rubber sandals, got my straw hat, I've my cold beer, l'm just glad that it's - James T Thanks Mom, and Emily, John, and Ted!! xv MW -.:. 00.4 M Silvia S. li:-Iiflze Sometiim-H you Aju-1. li:i'.w' 1.3, .. -14 utti und Papa - Thank you for the f-liariw to dream. foals are dreams and wishes iathat are not easily reached. fJu have to work hard to retain them. i-ever knowing when or where Iyou will reach your goal. l.1t keep trying! in not give up hope and most of all, rnever stop believing in yourself. o matter what you achieve, fl las long' as you want it .2 and it makes you happy. pu are a success. P Judith L. Hahn ' .gi iom and Dad, thank you for the opportu- , ity to realize my goals. 1 PY FY Happiness is time spent with 21liI'lf'llfl and looking forward to sliaring: time with them again. if if 41 Uileli ith ning ot great enterprises. Small opportunities are llwhat we need most is not so much to realize the ideal as to idealize the real. - Hvxlft' EYCl'j'IlllI1gf l like is either ti t immoral or illegal. -lltllivr it L Una 'vita senza amiche e come 'un cielo Senza stelle. Lynda Anne Maria Zagal a One cannot discover new oceans unless he has the courage to lose sight of the shore. A 'G IH-1 nnmlk ,. 5. K nf, Cl H Roomie Jerilyn Creel The waves echo behind me. Patience - Faith - Openness is what the sea has to teach . . . But there are other beaches to explore. There are other shells to find. 'Y l ,4 'ow' IJ 17-ff 'IF B J: kiwi' N 'K' 1, . 1. .Arya- an Follow your dreams. 1 fa I I is? mm 5 IHIU Hi 4 pnilnn illratvrniig s -194 Damn glad to be a Phi Pi! 1 4 1 lf A' Y ....g i,A2 J, ,Q I ' Mom and Dad, You have created an opportunity for me that I will always cherish. Through your sacrifice and encouragement. we together have laid the groundwork of my future. A future which holds a great deal ot' challenges which I am now better suited to meet. I can only hope my future actions and accomplishments instill a pride in you for me. which matches the respect and pride l hold for you. Your son n 1 1 -V Q? A .Y ' ,..f -rx, ' 5 I VY ,' 1. 4' 'f J' .-1 . X ,gf ,Q 'T U .. rf. ' 3',A. .fx 'LNB 1 '-fm Q59 X ,, - xxx TJ .xTk:k--ax:-'j' 5 T i.Tf-1v.?'XfN- , Rffy,-, RFSI xijwivsg My .. - - Wy-fc 'WY-J-fY, ' 3- x 'S' ' ' .L N xg gf :Fixx by- K 0'f i-Kxwi 'KX Xl XX atv! x - H F 1 xi , 3 -Q, ...,,,,1s. -., ff,-as za.-1' -swf 3. , ,k.4 - -W: ' ' oh' J D. k 1 r an . ya ' -lf, fx , V., ' -J 4 vf ' -K4 4 ' -.il -'f .V ,tf ' L .4 1 'A -2-' . 'f P qi. . gf . :L ls. ., A assess- --1, ,. .g v. ,., 1. A--' ' ' i'g- vw L N , ,.b-4,1 ii- A f 4. '1'5.. ' ':k '-S -, --1 Q-3 I. 156 ' '1 54a..' --..,,, -ln.- 4,1 -Q..- M .v Cv- 'fig , .'L, vi Q . A fi 'V 'Ya Ab, - 'Y 5' 'J R 1, ,lg 3.1 U' 'V I ' - ls A an ' 'f:.!f.,TA4A v '41 -4,1 3. l 3. L +1 vm -hiv 13. .Q1 'wo 4. - X. .YZF 'ffl 45,1 , ' Y 1 U . .Lia :lilly t . 1. an bi' ln 4' ,. S an-1 Cl' sv-J., I .,.f'v, ,lf 11? sw 11 , A - v, ,v- .- gif, - 3-4 .f.. i2 f5?'?+'-1 p3QS.J gig .ii ,tg Ke'--.nv V QU ?- QQ It T Thanks to all my friends who helped me make the last four years so great. Good Luck in the real world. Wrightman phipiepsilonbradleylodgemondadrodney vickibuddiesfootballravinechicagoyukon l6rpoliticssouthseasbraxszaboformalprince getnaked9f22marcoislandfortlauderddalekeg cockygroovebiniswrightmanolyflahivegandhi fifteencomoinnsunnysidescornosrainbowbeer trusteesdeathrooniclosetpledging'lastpractice peeweehopperearleoreyvrunohanddoublesdau proudtobeaphipi All is mine. - Einstein Some come to laugh the past away svolnieiiconie to make it just one more day i IC ever way your pleasure tends - - If you plant ice you're gonna harvest wind. LOUIS Confortl - Grateful Dead . .. Even the president of the United States sometimesjust has to stand naked. -Bob Dylan Seek and you shall find, n - . - P ' . knock and it shall be , opened, ask and you shall be , given. ' Michael A. Przybysz I llflzirli A. Egflel' Thanks Mom and Dad, I love you. iss Michael Olsen HOIYYY QQ 19 John Flahive Each individual is master of his own fate. lif-1+ a into the world to make of himself what hi- f-ah. -llfrl s!'f 1.3 Paul Buckley Bucks it often, in the world's most crowded streets, it often, in the sea of strife, ere rises an unspeakable desire. ter the knowledge of our blurred lifeg thirst to spend our fire and restless force 'tracking out our true, oriinal Coursey longing to inquire to the mystery of this heart which beats wild, so deep in us - to know ience our lives come and where they go. - M. Arnold nil' Q ' S' , L, 3 ,r or . -I Q5-t l .Q .V ll 0 gs, gs A . 1 K vv A ,, F tj. A-4 ,W I .,-5 , A 4 - - , 1 . I , - v 9, h , A 1 vw w X p J . X u .4 '. .F iii!-1 ig. .r if ' K I ' 1 . U4 .Z t 1 A fq- ' 4 Q . , Patrick Loll Two roads diverged in a wood. and I - I took the one less traveled by. and that has made all the difference. - Robert Frost 'Q-,s JL- Xl .. f , I would like to thank my famil' all their understanding encouragement throughout education and athletic care Good luck to the football basketball teams. Also to brother Gary and the brothe' Phi Pi Epsilon and to all friends. I will never forget relationships and good ti we've shared. Here's to Phi drink her down! Friends forever! 'gl' 7 L' 1 Q., Dave Czeszewski Money doesn't talk, it swears. - Bob Dylan IQ, thanks for playing photographer. Ry , 1 -ml , 'Sr QA' 'z ,f,,5f, y. Sy in 3 -X 1 - ' 1 s--iifafj 'YI L .lg . X f I Ln 1 1-'ef' , Xu 4,8 xv K . , I ,X , . ...N IILXL.. Ln: VE i xx ', 11- n L+. . fs if Vw-V 1' :'5E's5l?': I 'Agp . ,V 1 A' l K' ul' 5 ' g, ,- . uh' - ..L' -. V-I no VX fi 'lla A N ling- lg?- I '42-I' l E -,.. - o -1--1' I :WE X'- Walter Ryan Frykholm l were to wish for anything, mould not wish for wealth and power. for the passionate sense of the potential pleasure disappoints, possibility never. Soren Kierkegaard l ,lmk you Mom and Dad. Love you both. Peter William Berghoff Thanks to Mom and llafl. 57 5' f 'fi 1, I Z w l ' Success is achieved by those who tri ' w Q:-'M ' If there is nothing to lose by tryi' and a great deal to gain if successfm QW by all means try. j V . - W. Clement Stonl . by-X? .. 'AS V Enthusiasm is vital to life! T - Dr. Jack Early 1 I f 1 Choose the way of life. Choose the way of love. Choose the way of caring. Chooses the way of hope. Choose the way of belief in tomorrow. Choose the way of trusting. Choose the way of goodness. It's up to you. It's your choice. - Dr. Leo Buscagla Laura Early -IN 436 A woman unless she submits X Is neither a mule nor a queen. Though like a mule she may suffer And like a queen pace the floor. Margaret Smith - A1109 Walker The best and l'Yl0Sf.bC14UUf'lJllhifljfSHlT.hll5 Vv'UI'lfl 2J.YHl'1f. he seen or even touched. They must he ff-It with thf- heart. - Ida Svott, 'I'aj.'lor' ,if 'Y x' '4i9'X7 i' -iq .. ' ,I :I-T Alison Peterson John Murbach Buck w 5' J., EA rxw 1 C., Y bu 9,3 .-.fs e -'L -rx ' There is only one success - to be able to spend your life in your own way. - Christopher Morley 4 John William Carnahan III Tedd Taylor Termunde A G1 , f S ,, , , X4 U2 i , ' PJ- K W , rl' ' gf . L X v ' , --fr f' KV Q , I V Q V - Wi, li - f 'Av ,IQ-,. I I t , -1, ,-v'f 'Wl l .3 , . 'A ,N , 'fl -o4 ' 'Q . ' . f 3 ' ' 0 do HL A Lifds challenges can be Everyone S99SWh-all YOU F seen 21SQ1t,llCl'i1ll imposi- seem to be, but few 1 tion or an opportunity. touch what you are. s . .41 , 1.-...gg-l SucCess is an attitude. I have tension. 194 .-.. Jeanine Bekas If only there were more than v.wf-r.r.j.'-fmlr lmurf In :1 'lug' 1 In order to reflect the past, we must create the future. 1 q li? rf. ,-Q A George A. Shand T- oo easy to get lost ln e s trivialities thus the rlends who help us see the beauty of the moment are among our greatest treasures. '51 N. Lfgg? On.- Thanks Mom and Dad for . . . Halloween Bratstopping it! The Latreen . . . I.M. Ice Hockey. . . A Bucket of Chicken ...Jamaica and the Fun Bananas - Talking' to Jesusl? The String Bean ... Punch Parties . . . Europa 85. Foodfiht . . . The Vineyard. Jane's attempt to fly'?! Jonathan Edwards. . . Merritt's Bash. The Wardrobe . . . Faoull and special thanks to A.D., Stella, J.S., Peeps, E.J., D.G., TC.. Tarzan, Bif, T, K.K., M.E.. J.P., etc. lub N V 143, .HW ' X 16 -S X'-r s- ? -. , , L E: . . I . , ' 1. 6- X- i I ey 7 M h Q uv 'X- wk-P ' , N f SQJ'-1 53 , - Lf. -.nq-92' X3'ff,?,i4: ' 1 Suzy M Bul nett , ,lm . -. Q ,Q T 7, ' a- -, g- - fy.. :mu ,v V1 '- V : - K A MW. '9 A' P-. Stacey K. Hayes Time changin - DPP Jan. 85 Boop, Z, Mont' Carlo - Brandisi choppin, fo, the bet, le greme JHM - Special I. Thru the tolls - rent wreck- pit - Rollin - crash H session - the girls - truck S Biken n-7 Raah 2 - siren Livingi Guam, time to move on. Thanks Mom and Da-'i LCTTWSTD. Bye. l 'WH' V 1 Y w Y I o 5 I f'Ilsv 2 va Q . -M X, ' N x. A. X .lg Ve love you, Mom and Dad, and amily. i Janie Y. Love Nl3.1',Q'al'Gt F. Paige Pamela Katz in Paul Thomas Currie Your education begins when what you call your education ends. - Oliver Wendell Holmes A man travels the world over in search of what he needs and returns home to find it. - George Moore Character is made by what you stand forg reputation by what you fall for. - Alexander Woollcott Heartfelt thanks to my family and friends for your gra- cious support throughout the past years. The mode by which the inevitable comes to pass is effort. - Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes Nothing will ever be attempted if all possible objections must be first overcome. - Samuel Johnson It is more important to know where you are going than to get there quickly. Do not mistake activity for achievement. - Mabel Newconiber Mom and Dad, thank you for all you have given me. 7 Bruce Allen McCutcheon gf' j ill' ' l Timothy Joseph Locke I vs' . Jacqueline Kline ' ls 1- ' I .-4 . I I! e.avnr QM.: - XJ xi ,S H N 4 ,E -K wr - 'W-Q ' C51 15 sf' f wr? G! 1 '-Y af ,1 -' - .., z .,,y .ret QC QW: X 1 , JW n Q K S ll i in ,ns A3 ' . The sky's the limit: don't settle for anything less. lWay to get upg CINIJ Chris Stenzel i I I l 4 1 1 3 Why do today what you can put off until f tomorrow? ij 1 N, , X 'V Q Oar- -L l Rich Bartolozzi P5 vB! A -: ' There comes a time when you just gott! say what the . . . See Ma, I really do homework. Joe Petrungaro l 1. pon't let homework interfere with your college educa- ln Y! 4 w kl Q vfiix , 'l.fiL.Q u. ri- Y- 5I2f4ge'?!W 'ff .X ,ef 'ly rt I. '19 ah, '1 'f - f'.'?'1 f r-.x ikk ,L , . D 0 'X X7 N ION!! i 1 w , ,- Y .--1. 2- LJ.- . Y L., -, . 1 BUCIYVCISGI' 1 Lucy Adeline Polese ' ff Lisa Teitler Erin Peart Alice u , vw l EYOIQ , f A x A I 5 3 1 1 i 1 1 4 4 i 1 1 I I 4 1 9 4 HEL Jullanne McGu11l Schmull Jeflfllfel Phllllps 7 ,r -.i Nlffez z .. f.-f:- vf fg- v-i-' if iff- 'J Win ' g J 63 . Z 3' L' ' 7---1 fq A Lf' v ah s 4 . . A, an, 635' Z n .Avis '41 '15 . L . .. ,ful x fl. .gff g,,,' .W -1 .' L' i Stephanie A. Cote 'lt Q K arf' '45 1, ',: Y J - This pngv complimvntx IQfi.1lI'S. Kurhlwff M. f,rn'y1'f, 1 I Why ponder Iife's complexities when the leather runs smooth on the passenger's seat? - The Smiths Diane R. Soubly -ati ',.4 U6 A V57 .V X Colleen C. Brown A we , A .. .rf AA.,-fbi' .Q g-5.3 - ' - if'--J I Rf T ' V, KT, 1,44 l .Ea F? Q - . ,A .5-K Q I AE' ai' P 1 ti-be iffv , F ., ' , 'J '1 ff? ' 'ffl ' vunanbu-A ' 12- 49 Weud 5' L. Walke 1' Tl., Experience is what helps you recognize a mistake when you make It again. - Saturday Evening Post Q Catherine E. Sheehan Each age is a dream that is dying or one that is coming to birt Melissa M. Brooks - Arthur O'Shaughnessy Some get stoned Some get strange Sooner or later it all gets real . . . Walk on - Neil Young l We have shura-fl so many nu-rrnfwif-H that it is irnpossililfe to km-p l,r:u'k And I can nzunr- ai thousand :lays that I would love' Lu call lim-k This bond that has rlffvcflupe-rl ln-tw us and can mfvm-r lm suv:-rc-fl Our friendship is 1-termil - wr- will always be togc-Llicrll ..s,, L 1, U1 ban Studies . . . A time that will never be roi otuu Tl' 1 i 1 , 52 Nlona wi ld ffff fe CUE? fO 9 'Q E w 5 E Ox hx L vu A YU -S -Q Q 3 YU 5 V5 I Q Q Q . 9 X KJ HE u ji 'R 'Q va w QC And We were Swingin . . Q5-,J Thanks Moms and Dads . . . We love you too much. Gwendy Jen Jen M. Gwendolyn Sibert If 1' Jennifer Rose :Cf . F ,hi- - ' f . V .V K' ,.' . A -N. h . , H- - .q- -. 4'-,-., ' -, Q. if ,v- Q .. . ' Q ,. .., A u.-gt-7-hi :..,.. 5.--J ' .1 . - x Q v 5 -,-. E-V greg: ,-i A . x ...ggfw - ,:. .L-, ' ,.-. --:D .J '-IL,-T J , Q, -1.,,z.?.h gl, E,-.17 NF? .pf 'w - s., I -. f. Q 'fx -A'f4'ifffJxlghG,-.lf I -f, I. - . 5 : 1355+ -J iftg '-'A ,5'- -11 ' . .' - - ,- ',,...' ' . Y f. 'J' '?Q3' ,fxirg-f f -.-,.',m hug.: - 1 .ig .g'--QQ.-11 ' ,qs QJQNX .1 , '- Shih ' j,-,F-,Z -.f ' 'P . N - ' -iw 5 NZ gr? 'i -Q . v.-1 P- 1,-sw 4. m 'v-L Ai' 75' '. -- . ,V . V' -F31 5.34-.' R311 , .J-L' 44 -HQKJ 1 -. l' 'f,x,5f'jZ:wp: ., FQE-3-3-lf' 'T V ' I s- 211, 'xg-,f1T s.fv,. gl . -PWJ. v.,,1v-'..,.q . , f., , S -A ,H 'Q' ' .,.- ,LV , -, --AMT. - - . .Elf Vu. Christina M. Chiropolos Je! bl'- Q -6+ K um'i ' ' V .PV Kyle Marie Henderson 1 SOR Ama w 5-3' Elizabeth Kelley Williams Sondra M. De Rosier Beth Ann Ramsthal Anniemal . J U I ' I J. .Ag Anne Kathleen Reagan 'PQI 4- ' Q1-f 9 'l, 9 Mary Norine St. Arnault Rl 'Fi' Katherine Sue Fox iw. . . !x in Y,-vf9 f4 'oi cz.- .,3ev? l XJ .ll-1 And the good-bye makes the journey harder still 1 V 1 And I knew you from your ffjwfns, standing softly flown thr' hull, Wh ere more words n4f's:r worm- spoken though often hrfarfl wore' llf f'l' f'orgor,u-n - fJI'iL'ifl?J.i fe Fl. 1 I i i N T 5 , Adrienne L. Pomeroy Wait T March 7, 1964 i i Susan M. Picchietti i j,-1 Y i Dreams do come true. Mom Sn Dad - Thanks for everything! Love you. L40 i A promise is a promise . . . I r iff 3s.. 's Norman G. Kaiser Patrick A. Horne Daniel R. Zeller Andrew T. McLaughlin w-12 1 LOVE Y ORDINARY CA. Wx-T NDT IUST UUR FINKING ESTABLIKHMEN I ilf.,sN.v.', 1 I One Grenede will get you all . . . Little Elvis . . . Sugar addict . . . Schleprock . . . Couch Runs . . . Blood Clots . . . Vern's homemade Tequila Mad puppy Another day, another football . . .Combat. . .Cheesehead Uncle Fuzzy's Hopper stories Bus rides home-Vodka, Beer and Brownies. . . Heavy Metal . . . Lay the Pipe . . . Horndog ...Barbecue . . . Funnels CVodkaJ . . .Fuzzy . . . King of Pain Meets Mrs. Reed . . . Aqua Velva through a grapefruit Vietnorm Bloodclots Shine on Lou Reed Last Practices . . . Fuzzy Pranks . . . Road Trips to Cheeseland Monkee's Theme . . . Sports Page and Cheers . . . See God . . . Shooters Where's the Beef'?, Supreme Court . . . I'm not taking the bus today I'm not taking the Bus today :O ,N -3 'f .YV 1 s'i f -. ls Q ,Q -. ,I JI 'Y Y xx N.. -e I J -o- , 3 ' A 1 it 51 Eugene Kraus Life begins at 175 M.P.H. Speed is relative to your Just when you thought you were winning the rat surroundings. race, along come faster rats. l Well it isn't for the money and it's only for a while you stalk about the rooms and you roll away the miles. ' ' gi., Brian Edward Clauss .!, 5 Ng' In L .. .- Q., , ,- K, is . '44 V- , I -.-' - 1 -1 - -,X .af .,, g 'mm .avl- .. . N I: rl . GW. Z nn N 'q ' 'Q-Jw-v '54 -1-4.-4 .'. - - . . A- 'sv 'lla Ji -if XJ .febz'7f'Q.3'9il-'av ril H.. , ru-. :l-511: r tv so -2.51: l. ' .:'. ., -' J 511 . gg - GY 'v-1 -' ' ff ,, Ui X' q - ' '-253.3-'E 'f - 0 !, 'f 5 I n ' l v ' JH: r' LR: its 1 ' fwt-Si 'l f-il 2 . 4, 0 ,gggffigqi 8 fd- 3, 1. .- , .4 :L-eg X '- s ' A- ' , .:' ' -Gifs 'f' ' fi-1- Q . 'A 4- - X 'lu ' 1, , up f'Y.,,4 - A 5 'i'4lip4 'T '.. .L 4 , IAS .I, T , v. .lf . Are we having fun Vet? f ' L,--L . -Y-5. X. - X'-I QHWI. - ,U ' - -4 .' N. A 15 1,5 Ju Zlwarf-'vfifff 1' -'vpkii 4 H . . 5353- -, l, 'v 1 t - 'A V ,Ji Iffg Forgive your enemies, but never ' ' x 'Q' H'-of y t -ML, -' forget their names. Monkey Man strikes again!! Gumby and Winlev Thanks Mom . . . 1218 SVA Mike Beitner What happens now? The three most common things said this year: huh, what and give me a bee1 And he lived happily ever after? nd sv Thanks Mom and Dad. Mark Stienecker Rhythm and business . .. Dude Ranch Late Nite King of RA '85 . . .Guess who's coming to dinner. . . Boosh Brawling I and I Positive What's up! . .. Satellites will make space burn . . . The Earth is flat .. . Fender stratrosphere And we're quite happy to be what we turned out to be. CFBSJ. . .Thanks Mom and Dad. Peter J. Andrews, Jr. Peter D. Grumhaus, Jr. 4.1 U L 4:4 Glen Patrick Tracy .-5' , i - flag... gc ms- E. ,, 1.5, Lb' - . -- L .. . r if ,J . ... . . . - -+5-'aes-'-if J, .- - .. . ' - -1 'iff'-, LA A J Richard Scott Hurley Tlzzspa VY-, W V , , ...A .A . Eric Reis Jensen Kip Crispin Koslow , ,xi . x. - W I 1 v 'J- 'Q - 0 '? ' A 2- , - ' H J . ,. Q U ,M,.,., I - I '2 4 v, Vi' J X :,-fs. -Y, 3 '- ' A9 , f ,' fi' f ,. x-1 -CQ' ,ff 1? Ra:- 'Y ,lib ' ' A Arnold H. Bucheli - -A C335 ,div 'R' AB 12 - 2 . ifww 12411 Peter R. Huey was only 21 dream so I we-nt xxlth 1 4- X, v , ., sl, '- 'Q . J ' .. ,- wx A ' 1? Te Y IX H. John Rohner III 'S .fig fu 1'-FT? ' hifi .J- 5-VW u , . . 2 . , N 455- 'VF - 4 'tiff ,, k 1' 1 . Sd Timothy William Gordon V la' f .i, Stephen M. Lobo jg 1? Jq'fp1' y I f YA! I? f A 4f , Q . . , r : ' -Av 5 . I I 4 34 -- ' ,N ? tl Q 'Z' wi Z X-'. .Q 5 A L I Y'X I af ' 1 I I. ,.........,. -1 , 9: X . ,4 f' V- ' ,f N . ff - 'lb 1 14, . Y -. , , , , v 1 I Anthony S. Abataugelo W5 Thanks Canuck, Lobes, Stick, Timmer, , ' .f.- A James Dravo Pettit Rohn and Sucrose - you made it all great! And special thanks with love to Mom and Dad for making that great- ness possible. Rambo Jim-Dog To strive, to seek and never to yield. ' - Tennyson ' Some seek to achieve happiness V others don't have to. F054 x X - Unknown ' K. ii A' 'P ull . X , . xxx ,yr V-1-Y' Kevin G. Hannigan Canuck Thanks to Mom and family, you made it possible. Thanks to Jim, SULCHI'-.-XI'Dl0, Lobes, Stick, Rohn and Tlmmei' - you made it a great time. Tllkillllfjl'I'lYlIl1IlII7H'lIfN rirfllr. llVH1,11l'N..gfllllllfl I'r'H1'f, 5 ILIC-I iw I l L? c i me , jew? , l l I N gurl --n John M. Cathey Ken S. Robinson Kristie Stagnito Remember: - Elmo + Leo - 5 a.m. Monday - Dominoes - Summer School Noise - Volleyball Record Life is a tragedy for those who feel, and a comedy for those who think. - La Bruyere '. :av x And for the first time in mv small world I have touched on greater meaning And for the first time in mv small world I have given mvself to greater learning Jill D. Fischbeln and Coach ,. . . H., il - ' ' v OU 1 w'V5 N A 'I' 'll' I lo la Y x - if - . l K Q 85 , A A 5' qs' ,A . 1 H Q I' 'B We . Adam Nathan Hoffberg, G.M. Life as a baked bean is not as good as that of a baked being. Signed, Dude, ffl and Dude 42.5 i Knowing love once is the key to knowing it's I always there. For every good Christian, there's an Arab trying to learn French. l When you walk in room You hold hearl up high You talk people eye to eye There's nothing to hifle Your heart feels so complete insidi- Cause you got love . . . The world you're walking in Is at your command - Neil Young We live as we dream, Alone. Iftheygjx-Q5-,,L1 limp I, iw! - Joseph C onrad write the other way.: -Juan Ramon .limi r 1 - l Sv! Chris Alan Means Painter umop eptsdq .qqrgqold 9.I.UO.I -S1113 peel neo nod JI I live life now. not tomorrow. there is nothing for me in the niorrow. I see life as it is shown me. the happiness and the sorrow. I am a book whose pages slowly turn. looking forward to all that I might learn. I have a beginning and an end. but together we will it transcend. They Came to Play. - NFL Announcer ' Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned X Ui 'Qui ffl 'V' l l I all - Shakespeare If you didn't know me, would you Cara Kristin Jepsen Blair S. E. Holmes think I WHS 21 COHIDIGTSQ Stranger? Un lkf1ODlCIltl'JH No! N0 Esta! - S. Wrigl Ann Kathryn Adams I wake to sleep, and take my waking slow. I feel my fate in what I cannot fear. I learn by going where I have to go. T. Roethke Lily I put the the the Ifeoma Mojekwu the num into Flklflllnfl' cut into cutie SIUl'll-H110 slumber bout lrltu lunatic Elvls C, nstellw C I, u - -1 '. . . Y x r l The wheel is turning and you can't slow it down, You can't let go and you can't hold on, You can't go back and you can't stand still, If the thunder don't get you then the lightening will! Or fame or life, it which do you hold more dear? P Or life or wealth to which would you adhere? Keep life and lose those other things: 'H 'J Keep them and lose your lifeg - which brings Sorrow and pain more near? Thus we may see. who cleaves to fame rejects what is more great: Who loves large stores gives up richer state. Who is content Needs fear no shame. Who knows to stop incurs no blame. From danger free long live shall he. - Author Unknown Yo, dude B-basically ... Don't Bogart That Dude . . . My Name's Not Scooter . .. The Plume Saloon . . . Chowder on Fridays We keep dreaming of Hammond B-23's with compact Leslies lt's a good thing that we're Really Into Diver- sity . . . Duck! Jabba's eating ... Gestalt ... What's the name of your band? Forklift? .. . Sweet music So it goes . . . u l Michael Foster Robert Daniels Mccormick N 8 S J. Garcia N -n f-f-,2-- :Fl is Jim Atkinson I always livc by the golden rule, whatvfvw-r happens rlon't lose your cool. - Allufrt ffollins '-vi -w-Qgr i Timothy George Kee-fel 4l:AL4f.-, Kristina Hill Kathy Snavely Bienda Haptfuhrer Julie Mello Friday afternoon club . . . What happened to you last nig'ht'?. . . lt's 10 a.m. and we still don't know where our roommate is . . .Quick call the paramedics! Face down on the futun .. . The Boss Pumpkin' Boy Shirley you jest . . . Hello? Click . . . So, get anything in the mail lately? . . . Hi, Like me yet? . . . Prudence I'm still standing . .. The Ice Fallies Toto .. . Grub, Groove, Grave, What is your name, anyway? Butt Really! Hockey Wife . . . Sweet 'n' Low in the gas tank -will it work'?. . . Just when you thought it was safe - Helen! .. . You've got to be kidding . . . The Library? .. . You've got to be You must be blonde. . . Redheads - Yuck! . . . I like 'em big and stupid. . .We're back by popular demand!! 22:4 We didn't invent sin, We're just trying to perfect it .. . Bambi, Hotsy, Totsy, Peachy 6 in a quad Be brave little soldier .. . Jp Smokin' Joe . .. Ketchup Addicts Diet Pepsi Marlboro Lights 100's . . . Chips XL Dip . . . AMXPM . . . Late Night Munchies . . .Punch Parties. . . Hammered, Once again . .. Follow that keg Drunk women coming through Pass-out Are you 21 yet? I wish you looked a little better. . .Does this make me look fat? Isaac You're too young to play with fire . . . What's up pork chop?! Road trip Scan. Spike, Bert, Alfalfa, J.K., Bry-Guy . . . Cola So, what's going on this weekend? .. . Nice manners babe! .. . Men are pigs From now on you'11 get nothing like it . .. You were good but not good enough Go back to Ohio . . . School of Management . . . Is there any mixer in that punch'?. . .Are you an alcoholic? . . . Never ever play quarters with the football team . .. Suey . . . Gossip. . .Why don't you be a man about it . . . Okay Boss!! 7 , 'N A li If you .just put your hanfl in mlm: We're gonna lfravf- all our troublf-.f bf-hind. We'rc gonna walk and florft look baclf' l'f'U'l' 'lush To. 'l'. V.S. I IWW? YOU VffI'j.' rnur'hf Kris Hill XX 2- 5 LS A' 4 P' Q f' gi, if Y it Y 21'- Life-n -' 1. 12.5. Philippe P.F. Cattier It was an interesting and rewarding y experience. Thank you all. P.S. A mes chers parent, merci. P.C. 1 Amir Abdalla Happiness is not a matter of good fortune or worldly possessions. It's a mental attitude. It comes from appreciating what you have, instead of being miserable about what you don't have. It's so simple - yet so hard for the human mind to comprehend. F Ba mn 'ij F. kt. s E-. E2 g. ki ge. E' 5 5? EF- ' i' P 1 ' in 0 ' ., 4 1 s .nv .arf- .A 'C Ben Bloede More remote, I fear, my place of exile Than storied ones in lands beyond the seas. -Murasaki Shikibu The Tale of Genji Elaine: Bride of friendship, all my unkempt. but tender love. You warm my feet and heart so I can dance. Dean Speros: Thank you. gf Jut there, out there, my eye! Oh, how many seas surround me, what lawning human futures! And over me - what rose-red stillness! What mclouded silence! - Nietzsche Carcasse, tu trembles? Tu tremblerais bien davantage, si tu savais, ou Je te mene. - Tufeme Lowell Miiibum V2- 11-12 1rs:,5,g? fi -s. AW To thine own SUV he true - Shui-if-spea1'e Lib Ann Julia Carlson Aline Bahie'e Rassekh 45 I' gf' Qfx r -1' 4,1 .I . - , -, x x, 4 ' x 'z , J2:lN.x '- NX wk xx' x , - . I ,ip .. ,I - ?'Qi'1?T?f - I 95.1. s, , .N-, . ',' X' ..f , 5 ,-,V 0, V7- vlq- .14 ' 1 Aire. , , . . t . x fy' .,,' U l'1L1S Sn Change- -plus Coat la n '51ne chose 'Richelieu ,ru 'Q . , -'Q fl.. 'Sigh 1 1 -l ' 1' ' ' ff -- J-'Ql '2l--.v:'?'.t l , . .. , y ,vm . Ulll' Hallie Christopher J. Trono 'twalking into the Deadly Virtue. tw- l s announcefl through thr- loutlspeaker trumpet of the wooflf-n im 1 1 the central mirror, anfl, staring: in the' , 1 the oracle continued, we saw two flistort faces grinning: through the smoke .... -Dylan Thomas Adventures in the Skin Trade - -au . - I I' .W lt. I ..,, , lv 'L V - 4 L ..':g'q...'- if 5-be M- lavid Ayres Tom Park l I If you are lucky enough to have lived in Paris as a young man, then wherever you go for the rest of your life. it stays with you, for Paris is a moveable feast! - Ernest Hemingway H - wfiles, A.V., Oct. 3, phonecall, tryouts, initiation, road trips, 1 aicnelor party, Glease 81 Hondo Sunday dinners, Sunny Joe, Lisa Lips, Hood Parties, Deer Ridge, Big Marky, water bed loft, Hood Pres., D.J., Mom Sz Marilyn to LFC, Cut!, Williams trip, Air Force - no crutches, car borrowing, J.G., the WAll, Z to Chicago, Sanctuary, over, Hallway, Bubbas, Wall of Shame, Hallway meetings, L.Y.S., It's ..., crank calls, Get out of here!, Ehr Bloedel, spotlight, Funk Festival - let it all Blowl, counting days, 21st Bday, Paradise Weekend, Spain lost, Emery - troncos, Carlos, Hermano, Batos, LP, Titanic, gachas, de puta madre, trips, vacation, capea, Juan Carlos I, Hasta Luego!, volvere, over, Even in inclimate weather , Mr. Emery, Skis - Cape, N.H., Maine, Who are you?, Hood mess, seniors, Homecoming, C.I.T.Y, Wake up S.J., Rush and Division, Snuggery, P.S. etc ..., Buddies, Gracias y Adios LFC! Hondo, Glease, Novitz, Otis, Big Marky, Denise, Corey, Hop, Vruno, Cyndy, Ben, Goodie, Boog, Chuck, Bruce, Dick, Flame, Wrightman, Bucks, Flah, Javier, Brother Phi. Thank you everything Marilyn, Jim, Terry, Cheryl, Mom Sz Dad. I love you all. I did it Dad! 4 years in the Playpen. C M10 .rm There are two types of Pe SWL X LI-lil U. mfrw-.. . -7 i King Juan Carlos I of Spain Brian Slattery The first condition to have a friend is to be a friend. You don't get something for nothing. Friendship means companionship and mutual respect. Love is a must for both sides, because friendship is a two-sided affair. Everyone has to be willing to give himself to the other. It is a question of loyal reciprocation, in which selfishness has no possible place. ople: One who tells the world what one knows. The other listens to the wor what the world knows. A word to the wise: B ld and learns e Yourself! Philmore Anderson I play to win . . . CEO I The Color of Success - M. Day Thanks Mom KL Dad Emerso .W ia Xp p v ,-Q l -requ- 1 g P. Paul l'zmzic:a rlilll' 1fI'1':1T,6',-I, ',','r-Lilly, j,'f,i1 1-517, c-'gn-1' gvt will ln- in j,'mu'-1-ll. - llffl'2x4'f'li1 ff- 41 - ,sms v' -s 'S 's . J-.' s it' ' .af ...tg 1 '-as .. 3 x...,,.,. I , , ,.,.,,h X -V 8 .ds 5 Hu-E: .,f- slr fr W- It is easy in the world tin lin- uftvi' tin' opiniun: it is easy in solitude to live utter Hui' tiwii: .I .J t l ff' IL,-f ,.. ..,. XK4'll1. r but the grrezit num is lie who in tlis midst thy crowd keeps with perfect swvetiiess tlic iiitit-pt-it-ivzit-L' -it solitude. - Ralph Waldo Elm-1'stiii SOlf-R0llL1I1CCi' David Vincent The perfection preached in the Gospels never yet built an Empire. Every man of ac- tion has a strong dose of egotism, pride, hard- ness, and cunning. But all these things will be forgiven him, indeed they will be regarded as high qualities, if he can make them the means to achieve great ends. - Charles DeGaulle 3 CY ,,,, Llfldllwlll October 27-1985 Game 7 Royals 11 Cardinals 0 Janet B. Swanson Donald M. Tegeler, Jr CD. JJ fb- 'ir to v 1 1-+ l ,J Y I lung.-. . u I am not a Crook. - R.M.N. My congratulations also to the class of '86, Larry Michael Malles Girls are here: for 11 day, but irnfnrls arf- hc-rv tu stay. I,.Nl.M. florlirlutlllutiorls to Lhre 1-lass uf' 'WL 'Q' 'CZ' Gregory John Wells QS. Y 1- Q T lv' C? ,,. L- V 1 n l 1 l Damn glad to be a Phi Pi! With God all things are possible! Jennifer R. Youngquist Victor J. O'Block Thanks Mom . .. It's been fun guys! Lori and Nance, and D Sz D, and all the girls, I'll miss you. The 'quad' and the 'R.L. corner,' purple passion headquarters, 4th place again, Texas, Buttercup and Body Electric, What do you mean it's a reading day? . .. 24-1 . 55 -1 I- Thanks Mom and Dad, Lee, Bert and 1 Wormser, Phi Pi's, Dirtballs, Yukon, 3rd floor Bradley, I.M. champs, South Seas, Hell Night, J.V. Hockey, and to all those with whom our paths- have crossed. sf-:...-n 4 V l I ll, lie Q -F B T1 . Q ir K- 1.0--f x fir? hi 4 . 1 s , J. P U Cinder ' ,,,,,0s . I l 'Q I 'U 1 ' 1 Q bg' f Y. ii ANIYF' Nancy J. McKee K Cindy L, Hahn Hotel. . . Motel. . . Notell . . . KTTD ...Last Practice . . .Aerobics'? . . . Fuzzy Duck- Ducky Fuzz-Duzzy F411 QW. . . Hell yes Betty . . . Buttercup. . .Tone Deaf Choir. .. No, not Texas . . . Suzy Doooo . . . Scavenger Hunt '84, '85 . . . The Revenge of the Bahama Mamas . . . MJ, was it you again or the ref. . . FYB . . .Caramel Brownies . . . 4th, Again? . . . Bimbos . . . Adultrivia . . .Power Quarters.. . Punch . . . Purple Passion . . . Are We Having Fun Yet? . , ' ' . Y ' A 5 I .a1- ,' . . 1:-lliofw Jia X A V L. 4 'i 'i.'if'?'ul.. -' c T ' r .- 1 Q h . S it- l ,- 'I . 5 xx' K . gk 'e C v I ' ' Jah! f i'1gx Thanks Mom. for all your support and love. I Q ' ' ' I couldn t have done it without 5 ou. Q Love. Nancy ,iffmhfwggp 1 'Z 1. ,. J 'wi- fqf. ,-Q--v-s-'H' 41 X K 1 1' - N- . .- he . ,:- - . LR' mf 'ifxf , x Lfs'?-g,, XQ.,'!w W , S - . .4 33- . ' JN' 5 .- 1 ' ' ,bt .4 'EIS' ,xixgas x N 5 ' ur ' ' . u Tae-fs? ,L ,F Q-.AV mgb'-f ' . .x L rt.. V W.,., - . - '-eh is if -g: q,v cv,: . - .. ' bv .1 ,,: V .-' ' 4 K :? ,' .fa ' 'vM'K'fNf lr '. Z' ?Ah4f5k-54 S ' Lugz: nr Q... 1 f ' ' KX is - J R x , A . 1' l K P .' 121. .' X h Q ', K E5 -P .A , in - 'X' Y 5. QQ x Y N' ' .W l 1 Y - , Nah 0+ 3 ' tru H -..J 1 , . -kw- .,,,, ls N-' . frm' -. Ls-.uf ..4' gf- I 3' .ff new , . q . :5 12-Ui 'sv x 'l. i. 1--...N , v F an K 'x K .,f 5 1 4.-J , 'x nn wg .5 i 1 N J.- ful ,-- nimfii. l V4 Vx 41 ,J 45449 fl' ,vlgglg i'41 But I'm a Senlor . .. C ' f H' fi . Q QQ' 3 :UVB 0' 1 9 I -0 ff J sf P.i A 1 'sg xx J, .3 r 'N5 'gur- ..- iw Q 'Z E P3 411 -.1 XX X fb' 0 il if ww - s as 1! ,J . X' , C Al S .1 pn-w N 5 ' ,.,o i C-si 'YQ 1- fb X K 2 -..i .K N: - L X ' KQV. ...Ng- W X' '-- f-'- I N -if Z V, X I '1 --'f ,H 4 7 A , V 'f'rf:.I'f: 5 6 aff? ' i- ,: 1 nl. ,5fQ ?i5.'f,.Q.f NZT35. ' A ,,. f .! pf xx r 4- 'r- .. --, 7 'r 'l 'Y .A .. 'fs' L ff ' rr' W , I -1-.',..r rife' S I v 'iv' ht' f K f 1 , N if Congratulations Susie! We're very proud of you! Dad, Mom, David and N onni J Patrick 49556 As you dream, so shall you become . . . Congratulations to you and the Class of '86 With love and pride Mom and Dad Bob, Colette, Brian and Nana N f N To our dear daughter Leslie and her 1986 classmates: Life can be an adventure. You must dream and strive to make your dream a reality. Anything is possible here in America. The only things that can hold you back from your dream are fear and laziness. May your life be long and fruitful and void of regrets. With Pride and Love, Mom and Dad and Sister R jk J f N ' MARK +-W LFC 1982-86 xx ffl' You're a son, brother and friend, always cherish the love we send. We take care of your needs, and are proud of your many deeds. We wish you the best of everything life can brin g. May your bluebird of happiness forever sing. Congratulations and love, Mom, Dad, Dave, Oma, Grandma and Grandpa K J f N To our Jenny, Pride is upon you today as it always has been since the day you were born. Congratulations on all that you have accomplished and may your future always be filled with the very best for which you so richly deserve. Our love, Mom, Dad, Jay, Pap, Nan and Patch f N CONGRATULATIONS AN NE to you and all your friends in the Class of '86 Love, Mom and Dad, Terry, Mary, Colleen and John R J f N Congratulations Mark! We love you! Mom, Dad Tracy, Marcy and Tom, Scott, Brett Heather and Reese K jk J f N Qlungrninlniiunz Ziileen Hmlqe Benn Selqreiher frum The Qgnknpple Kang remember 1513255 Qgn Nutlqing in the frlnrlh nan take the plnee uf peraiztenee- mnleni fnill nntg nntlqing 15 mute eummnn ihnn nnsaneef-Efnl men 1111111 talent- Cgenins fnill nuig nnrefnnrheh genius is nlmnzat EI prnflerh- Efhnentinn inill nntg the inurlh is fnll nf ehnenieh ilerelieiz- Igerzaieaienee nnh heierminniinn alnne are umnipnieni- K J f Y Congratulations Ellen Our hearts are filled with love for you and pride for your many accomplishments. Love, Mom, Dad, Laura and Peter K J f X f , D A N 9 is. 5:3 0590? To Ralph, if With pride and joy .,,y1 JIT R, Kill-I-.M l+l, X. og We congratulate you W Sha . fi G N, ' on your splendld A is . Q Q ff ff' Jw achlevements. W feb 1 Love always, 0 155746 G it Mom and Dad 2 ,icy ,M l .2 A lo jj N f' xRilVji?2gT . I ' AX X' ff l cow ' X J K J Q 5 You have worked hard and your determination has paid off - Congratulations BETH Our very best Wishes also go to a great group of girls . . . Annemal, Son, Wen, Kink, Jen, Spike and Bets. You have reached the end of one road in your life, but just ahead is the start of another. Good luck to all of you - the World is out there waiting for you! Mom, Dad Sz Bob X J f N f N 'N' gf Sherry, Congratulations for accfornplishing something' that will always be special and important in your life. Thanks for being you! We love you! Mom, Dad, Debbie, Susie and you Sammy have K J always been K X a Congratulations to the class of champ '86, especially Andy and all his to us friends. Andy, Molly, Patricia, and BEING hbvedylcgufd Nancy Wright OH1 all 3. K J K J f CONGRATULATIONS BRUCE X THANK YoU LAKE FoREsT . . . a fine education is not necessarily the key to success . . . it surely is a way of life . . . so may it continue . . . your good effort is its own reward! With love and pride and hope for your future happiness. K Mom, Dad, Amy, Dan and Teryi J 257 K Ns 4 A - .,A N' - Q A4 We think you are cool, James Madura!! Much happiness and success! Love, Mom, Dad, Vikki and Debra f N f N To Julie: Ilgolxglland best wishes from all of us, To 66FatiIna B.1uSh,H Dad, Mom, Wendy, Linda, Lindsay, Congratulations! Tom, Fluffy Cin spiritl, and Banner , I rn very proud of K J you and your splendid f achievements. I like that in a fish. Much Love, Wit 3 Mamma Leone the hopes and f youth. May your future be filled h ll K J X J f N Anne Therese C We couldn t be happier with you. Love, Mom and Dad Life sure is a risky 0 Dave and Josh business. Pinto, Shadow, Frodo K J Q I iff . .,, . , Congratulations! Congratulations Diane With hearts full of er pride and joy We Want to thank you for the sunshine you've given I us and to Wish you a lifetime of happiness. , Love, , fe , A Mom and Dad 1,111 W K J' N f Congrats - Best t Wiihes To Brad, O H ICH IO - - - S 1dgA g ips With pride and 52:53 admifmwe ' andileetg congratulate you on just remember, know your Splended the depth before achievements at you dive Lake Forest. Love, Mom and Dad fx J' f N I AM I know not whence I came, I know not whither I gog But the fact stands clear that I am here In this world of pleasure and woe. And out of the mist and murk Another truth shines plain - It is my power each day and hour To add to its joy and pain. Ella Wheeler Wilcox Congratulations Shery, with Love Your Family K J J uliane, In your moment of success We Wish for you a greater mountain to climb, a Wider sea to sail, a more profound challenge to meet for it has been the journey to the summit, the reaching for distant shores, the tenacity to answer the call that has made you the most special person you are today. With much love and pride We congratulate you. Mom, Dad and David There was a little girl named Sheryl Who made us smile and gay, Brightened up Aunt Mary's wedding, Then glowed one special Sunday. Her hair, once long and flowing Clowned with the Greatest Show on Earth, Worked hard for her first Gold Medal, And sparkled when with her family. Soon grade school was a memory, The years sped quickly by, Awards, honors, accomplishments piled, Then high school years were gone. l '5 Lake Forest College caught her eye, JP So here is where she's grown, 6L1j From our once bouncy little girl, L 'I , And now she's ready to fly. vqwH A N if y t ZQM OAL ' M S X A il... .34 -' ,r S, . , ' Y--vw' NFL, . J I X , 1 , lx a 4' ' Qu v ' LA y 4? .qt , y ...- -1 N i -, S .1 I A . cLAiss so A . K a , Foluzsr WELLL nn 1 i I s -in E H KNGWVLEDGE 3 i s Congratulations Jeff! Mother, Dad, Valerie, Cindy and Ken K J f N f Congratulations Rob We have been proud of' you Sing., php flag vyere born, but never rnorf- sf, than at Ll, time. l th I ll ll I'h ll Dad, Mom, Gra I . Chris, Robby Congratulations, Jimbo! Love ya! Mom, Dad, Q, 0. Sandy and Mimi K jk J f N TIME RIPENS ALL THINGS: NO MAN IS BORN WISE? Congratulations to the Class of '86, our son Gene, and his friends. Love, The family of Eugene A. Clark II K J Z Congratulations Rick Rice! The harder you Work the luokier you get. Love and Best Wishes Mom and Dad, Laura, Ken, Bill and Jean . . . and P.J. and The Gidgev Thanks for the wonderful memories Mom and Dad Julia Marie Surak N s May the road rise to -' meet you. May the wind be always g at your back! Q-lb , if Anonymous Irish , Sh lDys Blessing Y Lk ldh I Dear J ulie, Those Wonderful years spent at LFC were just the beginning. The best is yet to come! Love, and congratulations on all your' splendid achievements. Mom and Dad Betka and Johnny M J K' f' Congratulations and much love from Mom, Dad Barb, Rob 7 7 Sag and Neel -if , if , -E 1.,, s,,,, 'FP V ,jx fr .1.. 1. ' -25,1 K f N Our hat's off to Jenny! I X , Love always, Jodi, John, and Mom K J f N K Congratulations Congratulations A.J. to Paul Panzioa and the Class of 1986 Love, Mom, Dad and Joe U., These past four years will give you a lifetime of memories and I thank you for being you! Love, Mom Juliane, You Were the first jewel on my Crown. Congratulations on your achievements. Love Always. Nana and Papa X jk J N: N W X J f N CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR GRADUATE NORMAN KAISER III We Wish you the best of everything! With pride and joy. Love, Uncle Kenn Grandpa A111113 M Grandma Bfefld Dad Tammy Priscilla Jan 'C Billy Uncle Randy Danny Aunt Ter Mom KF Joann Bfad Michelle Kevin Susan K N ?Lrsf . . . GLW' dgugkifr afwdf D owr- Svsfer. . , Juhreyge Duff mwt ,-5,2 Congrafufafxloms JAMIE? We we Jmfowcl ojffljwf Lmrfr x . l Qld CWD? WML ?ZVL'L Q Y J 'xx 'ff .TN 3 .1 It .,k s van x W i 'hx Alison Paige Peterson X 'Ei l .. .7 , rf, .X I. lj I my Q Brother ' ' Joe 'Q ' N 1-v A winning team! Our best Wishes to the Class of '86. The Peterson Family To Alison With pride and joy we congratulate you on your splendid achievements. Love always, Mom and Dad Joe and Tiffany Go With the Beat! K J . KL bl. Congratulations! Lynda Anne Maria Zagara All Um-1f,vff: Trust yourself, and never give up on your dreams. Lady Lynn Wu Who says, there's no such thing as a free lunch? L,-,gy V ' - f 1 N! .Tlx h-x It's all downhill now! Love and Congratulations Mom and Dad K J f Congratulations Stacey We are very proud of you and all your crazy friends Cyes - you Pam, Margaret, Janie, Lisa, Stacey H., Heather and Suzyl. Good luck in the future and keep in touch because you are a special group of girls. Love, The ZoltoWicz's P.S. Don't forget our half-Way house. N f Janet, We're so proud of the first NELSON college graduate. CONGRATULATIONS! All Our Love, Mom and Dad R f N Wendy, Mike, Patty, Katie and Mo love Weu and are proud!!! jk J 7? I X f N f N CONGRATULATIONS TO MONA JAYNE ESKRIDGE Do not despair, that you cannot change the world in a day or two. Instead, just give your very best in thc little things you do. Then you will find in days to come, when taken all together, These little steps did change and make the world a little better. - Thomas C. Gallagher :bzoz I Memories of Mona are so precious to us - Our daughter whom we love so much - Near when needed, but free-spirited too - Aware of the beauty of nature, and the potential harmony of the universe. - Eloquent in word and deed - Such a blessing to us she has been - Kind to all she encounters - Relationships are very real and lasting to her 50715091 I - Independent and quite opinionated D - Dedicated to what she believes G - God is first and foremost to Mona E - Enduring - through her faith - what life has in store! With deepest love and affection, Dad Sz Mom TO KARSEN We are proud as peacocks! Congratulations! Mom, Dad, Jesse, Stogie and Cscar X J f W Congratulations Joy! We love you and are very proud of you. Mom and Dad jk J f N F N Today is the tomorrow that you worried about yesterday! Congratulations Scott Love, Mom, Dad, Tina, Dave, Tommy and Rick A I 1, K' . X ,Q an. as 5 x ' ' 'Q' Congratulations Cindy Hahn and classmates X J K Love, Mom and Dad J .s fy Nw Congratulations to our darling daughter, MICHELLE. We have always been so proud of you, your high standards and the goals you have set for yourself and have reached. You know what is in our hearts. We love you so much. Unsteadily, we clamber up the palisades reaching toward the stars. -L MOM, DAD and JODIE Michelle Majors I have as yet found no reason for disoouragement. Who ever has preserved and bred in himself, a strong Will, W together with an ample spirit, has more favorable opportunities than ever. - N ietzsch G R 1 K J Mem'ry's leaflets close shall twine Around our hearts for aye And Waft us back, o'er lifes broad track To pleasures long gone by. Congratulations to the Class of '86 and especially to you Chris Bert, John, Paul, Stevie Toni, Andy, Megan, Peter, Mia, Lucas, Derick, Gina, Mark, Alex, Julie, Lisa Love, your family K The perfect gentleman. J Louis Conforti sz XXI k gg F kgptp With much pride and love The Best Always, Your family K J Congratulations N orrnie Kaiser Love and best Wishes from all of us. Grandma and Grandpa Herr, Paulette and Uncle Bill, Sherrie and Paulie, Aunt Pat and Shane, Aunt Pam and Bonnie, Uncle Bill, Cheryle, Christine and Melonie, Rich and Dorene May you fulfill all your dreams of the future. K J if Nf 'N Valerie Greene xx 'K Cliff, Q You done good! ... Love ya, - ff, Mom, Dad and Sue Con gratulations , uf' 0 C t and Big Love K Maylyou never lose sight of N 1 7 t - Siielaiiioyloiihseedigdaniing o . 6 6 Mialy younalways R? vfery ,, a ' in a wor o pesgg and love. ei B O S S Congratulations Michael Prybysz From, K Bernie Sz JoAnn and family f N f N To our son, Martin, the brothers of Alpha Chi Congratulations h ' l and t e Graduating C ass to the Class of 1986 of 1986: May the road rise up to Mmeelg you. d b ay t e win e ever at , , ' b k. Mggfutlhezciin shine Warm upon S your faceg The rains fall soft upon your fields. And, until we meet again, May G0d hO1d YOU always in 250 East Market Square T1l'1Q hollow of l'1lS llafldf, Lake Forest James and Joan McCann and family X jk J RH K J ZAR Q ? 9 '4 I : 5: Q . if .cu Srfx fi N GAMMA RHO DELTA ORORITY CLASS OF 1986 Melissa Brooks, Colleen Brown, Suzy Burnett, Julie Carlson, Mary Collins, Stephanie Cote, Mona Eslfriclge, Lisa Goodrich, Stacey Hayes, Pamela Katz, Leslie Kronisli, Jane Love, Jennifer Mathis, Juliane McGuill, Margaret Paige, Heather Paine, Jennifer Phillips, Aline Rasselflz, Wendy Sibert, Diane Soiibly, Lisa Teitler, Sheryl Wagner, Adrienne Wait and Stacey Zoltowicz The first graduating class of Gamma Rho Delta Wishes the best of luck to the sorority's future graduates. X J CU'VTI1 f -51 I SOCIAL STATIONERY select from 2 complete array of the most unusual 1' 2 6' Mitral' engraved or printed featuring Crane kt J J I' 5 F and Eaton o en stock ff 'V AQ J' OFFICE SUITPLIES we have one H5 -9344, 5 41 ofthe most extenslve nnventones on PQ! 6 the North Shore wvth everythmg for A ' the home or offnce -9 Q79 IU' grft Items to choose from wnth a room ,JU and a half of Hallmark and other tune F cards to malme It perfect no matter what s,' It the occosuon '17 'L F 0 AKTIST SUPPLIES from onls to ac '-- I rylucs poster board to easels We l ' f ,. feature Winsor 8- Newton and other 11 J ,E fune ortust s materncls l L'-117' SERVICE Goldstampung and en 4 5 Q gravmg IS done ID our own shop B4 in A H Xerox oopymg with two machnnes 'if' F, , if N' new Velo-Band service for soft ond ..-P' ge., 1 LAKE ronssr luwols aoo-15 md bound book, 234 3900 . ll 'dl' :hi . .r Q 5 I xv Y-Dv' 'lf' S '-sz. 'ln ' . I ,ll l - ' - . ,' 5 3 - , ff - - ,ag :f ' 4- ' ' lp., 1 .. 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MARKET SQUARE, LAKE FOREST R ' J f N f N WZ QOQO , 0 U T D 0 0 R S M AN C S 580 Bank Lane - Lake Forest - Phone 234-9180 to the W I P I Class of 1986 f f from K Wenban Buick 589 Oakwood Lake Forest, II 3 P Pl'3l'lkllllfIs0llS 270 Malk t La e F 234 5991 K Q1Hr4S, N 3' I 2 5 ' E I f I is 60045 or k orest, Il . X - X J K Puriif-ymgorrine Toys J f N Bill Walsh ITIBZDB TCYOTA E C H RYS L E R PQmoulH Ottawa, Illinois 315-434-2323 K J Abatangelo, Anthony . . . 225 Abdulla, Amir... 236 Abel, Julie... 167 Activities . . . 28-43 Adams, Ann . . . 231 Adams, Carroll . . . 107 Administration and Staff... 104-112 Admissions . . . 112 Advent Concert . . . 39 Alpha Chi . . . 53 Alpha Pi Delta . . . 54 Ambassadors . . . 54 American Marketing Association . . Annesty International . . . 55 Anderson, Philmore . . . 240 Andrews, Peter . . . 220 Arbaugh, Anne... 135 Art Department . . . 113 Aspegren, Mary... 170 .Association for Computing Machinery . . . 56 Atchison, Dana... 160 Atkinson, Jim . . . 233 Ayres, Dave . . . 239 Baade, Rob... 103, 106 Barnes, Earl . . . 143 Bartolozzi, Rich . . . 202 Baumann, Thomas . .. 103 Beaufoy, Ilse . .. 109 Behling, Charles... 126 Beitner, Michael . . . 219 Bekas, Jeanine . .. 195 Belicke, Silvia . .. 183 Bennett. Kenneth . .. 118 Berghoff, Peter... 191 Berkman, Cliff.. . 156 Bernard, Bruce . .. 124 Beta Trition . . . 57 Biology Department . .. 114 Black United Concerned Students . . . 56 Blackstone Hall . . . 46 Bloede, Ben . . . 237 Boba, Amy . .. 149 Bonewitz, Adriana . .. 108 Bopp, Ruthane . .. 107 Bowen, Ann . .. 123 Bradley, Cynthia . .. 112 Brake, Cathy... 136 Bramhall, Margaret . . . 107 Brandt, Gene . .. 106 ' Braxton. Wayne . .. 102 Brooks, Melissa... 208 Brooks, Phil . .. 158 Brotherhood ... 58 Brown, Colleen . . . 207 Bucheli, Arnold . . . 223 Buchholz, Madge . .. 110 Buckley, Paul . .. 189 Burnett, Suzy . . . 198 Business Department... 116, 117 Cabaret . . . 38 Campus Activities . . . 42, 43 Campus Entertainment Committee . . . 59 Caputo, Albert . .. 177 Caputo, Dan . .. 180 Carey, .Jacqueline ... 167 Carlson, Julie . . . 238 Carlson, Valerie . . . 108 Carlus, M. Katherine... 140 Carlus. Ted ...106 Carmony, Lowell . .. 122 Carnahan, John ... 194 Carr, Amelia . .. 113 Carter, J. Scott . .. 122 Casey, Candy . .. 110 Cathey, John . . . 227 Cattier, Philippe ... 236 Chapman, Leslie... 106 Chemistry Department . .. 115 Chiropolos, Tina . . . 212 Choir... 38, 39 Christensen, Charles . .. 177 Clark, Eugene . . . 153 Clauss, Brian . . . 218 Coaches . .. 102, 103 286 Index Cohen, Sara . . . 122 Cole, Dan . .. 127 Collins, Mary... 175 Community Education . . . 51 Commuters . . . 51 Comforti, Louis . .. 188 Connolly, Thomas . .. 177 Convocation . . . 34, 35 Convocation Committee . . . 59 Cook, Skip . . . 102 Corr, Jim . . . 157 Corya, Shelley . .. 169 Cote, Stephanie . . . 206 Counseling Center... 111 Coutts, John . .. 115 Cowler, Rosemary . . . 118 Cox, Lynn... 137 Craft, Don . .. 108 Crane, Carolyn ... 116 Croyden, Michael . .. 113 Currie, Paul . . . 200 Czeszewski, Dave . . . 190 Dau, Michael ... 102 Dauk, Peter . . . 142 Davis, Steve . . . 156 Deerpath Hall . . . 46 DeRosier, Sondra . . . 213 Dlabay, Les . .. 17 Doetsch, Jane . .. 147 Doleski, Wayne . .. 108 Donnally, Bailey . . . 106 Dubin, Joy . .. 161 Dye, Richard . . . 116 Early, Laura . . . 192 Ebner, Michael .. . 121 Economics Department . . .116, 117 Education Department . . . 115 Egner, Mark... 188 Ekhardt, Mandfred . . . 102 English Department . .. 118, 119 Eskilson, Arlene Eskridge, Mona . . . 209 Ewing, Naomi . .. 109 Fabbri, Rosanne . . . 109 Faber, Roger . .. 124 Faculty . .. 113-127 Faller, Peggy . .. 123 Faller, Richard . . . 123 Fassnacht, Abigail .. . 107 Fath, Dan . . . 190 Fay, Beth... 168 Feder, Juliana . .. 114 Feferman, Ben . .. 135 Ferguson, Laura . . . 155 Field Hockey . . . 90, 91 Film Group . . . 60 Finley, Andrea . .. 135 Fischbein, Jill . . . 228 Flahive, John . .. 189 Football . . . 88, 89 Foreign Language Department . . . 120 Forester . . . 61 Forgus, Ron . . . 126 Foster, Michael . . . 232 Fox, Katherine . . . 214 Frankel, Phylis . .. 126 Franson, Marc... 117 French Club . . . 60 Frisbee Club . . . 62 Fritz, Tony . .. 102 Frykholm, W. Ryan . . . 191 Fryxell, James . .. 122 Fuechtmann, Thomas . .. 125 Furey, Anne . .. 171 Galloway, Jonathan . .. 125 Gamma Rho Delta . . . 62 Gard, Carol . .. 108 Garneau, Jean-Luc . .. 120 Garrick Board ... 63 Gayle, Carol . .. 121 German Club . . . 63 Giannamore, Frank . . . 103 Glassman, Bob . . . 126 Glenz, Mary . .. 109 Gooch, Judith . .. 107 Goodrich, Lisa . . . 197 Gordon, Timothy . . . 224 Gordon-Nelson, Cynthia . . . 171 Goytowski, Fay . . . 164 Gray, Clayton . . . 120 Greene, Henryne . . . 112 Greene, Valerie . . . 172 Greenfield, Robert . . . 118 Greenlee, Janet . . . 117 Gregory, Hall . . . 47 Grisham, Gertrude . . . 119 Grossman, Bill . .. 181 Grossman, Ron . .. 121 Grumhaus, Peter . . . 220 Gummere, Francis Spike . . . 112 Hahn, Cindy . . . 245 Hahn, Judith . . . 183 Handball 100, 101 Handler, Richard . . . 127 Hannigan, Kevin . . . 226 Hansen, Barbara . . . 114 Hansen, Forest . .. 124 Harlan Hall . . . 47 Harris, Jackie . . . 108 Hauptfuhrer, Brenda . . . 234 Hayes, Cecelia . . . 162 Hayes, Stacey . . . 198 Hazard, Elizabeth . .. 159 Henderson, Kyle . . . 212 Henry, Winfield . .. 168 Hensel, John . . . 132 Hicks, Wendy . .. 107 Hill, Kristina . . . 234 History Department . . . 121 Hockey . . . 92, 93 Hoffberg, Adam . . . 229 Hogan, Freida . .. 113 Holliday, Robert . . . 122 Holmes, Blair . . . 230 Homecoming . . . 30-33 Horne, Patrick . . . 216 Hotchkiss, Eugene . . . 106 House of Soul . . . 64 Huey, Peter . . . 223 Hughes, Mary . .. 119 Hunnewell, Willard . .. 146 Hurley, Richard Scott . . . 221 Huyette, Page . . . 174 Interfaith Center . . . 64 Internat . . . 65 Intramurals . . . 40, 41 Jensen, Eric . . . 222 Jeong, Tung Hon . .. 124 Jepsen, Cara . . . 230 Johansen, Sheryl , .. 148 Johnson, Kim . .. 181 Johnson, Lauren . .. 175 Jones, Ellen ... 119 Kaiser, Norman . . . 216 Katz, Claudio . .. 125 Katz, Pamela . . . 199 Kaufmann, Betty Burke . .. 102 Keeble, Grace . . . 160 Keefer, Timothy . . . 223 Kenly, Granger . . . 109 Kennelly, Sherry . .. 151 Kirby, Frank . . . 123 Kline, Jacqueline . . . 201 Klingbeil, Laura... 115 Kolb, Catharine . .. 170 Koslow, Kip . . . 222 Krantz, David ... 126 Kraus, Gene . . . 218 Kravits, Judy . .. 158 Kronish, Leslie . . . 209 Kunzman, Ralph . . . 142 Kusumgar, Shruti . . . 140 Kurtz, Julia . . . 120 Lacrosse . . . 76-77 Lamont, Pat . .. 109 Larson, Linda . . . 123 Lazar, Arthur. .. 113 Lee, Jami ... 138 Lepak, Bob... 110 Lessing, Abba . . . 124 Luebbers, Matt . . . 102 Lewis, Helene . . . 107 Library Staff. . . 111 Lincoln, Brad . . . 145 Lobo, Stephen . . . 225 Locke, Timothy . . . 201 Lois, Hall . . . 48 Loll, Patrick . . . 189 Lombardi, Lou . . . 124 Louch, Charles . . . 114 Love, Janie . . . 199 Lundgren, Colin . .. 143 MacDonald, Cindy . .. 145 MacDonald, Gwynneth , . . 162 Madura, James . .. 177 Majors, Michelle . .. 139 Maley, Angela , .. 155 Malles, Larry . . . 243 Martin, Vlhlliam ... 115 Martinovich, George . . , 110 Mason, Louise . .. 119 Massey, Julie . .. 115 Mathematics and Computer Studies Department . . . 122 Mathieu, Arthur James . . . 153 Mathis, Jenny . ,. 154 Mayer, Susan . . . 112 McCann, Martin .. . 178 McCarley, Robin ... 139 McClure Hall . . . 48 McCormick, Robert . . . 232 McCutcheon, Bruce . . . 200 McDaniel, Patricia . . . 180 McGuill, Juliane . . . 204 McKee, Nancy . . . 245 McLaughlin, Andrew . . .216 McNamara, Margaret . . . 107 Meissner, Ted . . . 165 Melone, Molly . . . 161 Men's Basketball . . . 96, 97 Men's Tennis . . . 80, 81 Merlow, Julie . . . 234 Meyer, Jill . .. 152 Michaels, Claire . . . 126 Millburn, Lowell . . . 237 Miller, Arthur . . . 109 Miller, Charles A .... 125 Miller, Charles E .... 103 Miller, Ron . . . 127 Milne, Gordon . . . 118 Mitchell, Alex . . . 113 Mitchell, Ramona . .. 113 Mojekwu, Lily . . . 231 Moodie, Tom . . . 121 Moore Hall . . . 49 Morgan, Cherice . .. 137 Moskoff, William . . . 116 Muldowney, Christine . .. 174 Murbach, John ... 193 Music Department . . . 123 Nazmi, Nader . .. 117 Nelan, Conor . . . 133 Nelson, Janet . .. 157 Nestlinger, Cathy . . . 163 Nollen Hall . . . 49 O'Block, Victor . . . 244 Olsen, Michael .. . 189 Organizations . . . 44-73 Orr, Bob . .. 119 Outing Club . . . 65 Packel, Edward . .. 122 Paige, Margaret . . . 199 Paine, Heather . .. 197 Painter, Chris . . . 229 Panzica, Paul . . . 241 Peach, Terry . . . 103 Peart, Erin . . . 204 Peer Counselors . . . 67 Peterson, Alison . . . 193 Petrungaro, Joe . . . 202 Pettit, James . . . 226 Phi Pi Epsilon . . . 66 Phillips, Jennifer . . . 204 Philosophy Department . . . 124 Physical Plant . . . 110 Physics Department . . . 124 Pi Mu Delta . . . 67 Picchietti, Susan ... 215 Pickering, Paula... 145 Pittman, Philip... 151 Polese, Lucy . . . 203 Politics Department . .. 125 Print Shop... 111 Przybysz, Michael ... 188 Psychology Department . . . 126 Ptack, Carol . . . 123 Racquetball Club . . . 68 Ramsey, Cille . . . 103 Ramsthal, Beth ... 213 Rassekh, Aline . . . 238 Reagan, Anne . . . 213 Redig, Dan . .. 190 Reid, Charlotte . . . 135 Religion Department . .. 127 Residence Staff. . . 50 Rice, Rick . . . 190 Riedel, Eric . . . 108 Riger, Stephanie . . . 126 Robb, John . .. 182 Roberts Hall . . . 50 Robinson, Ken . . . 227 Rohner, H. John . . . 224 Rose, Jennifer... 212 Rosen, Amy . .. 133 Ross, Cheryl . . . 116 Ross, Deistl . .. 117 Ross, Diane . .. 118 Rosswurm, Steve . . . 121 Roth, Jonathan . .. 146 Rubin, Toby . .. 130 Running Club . . . 68 Ruppert, Caroline . .. 175 St. Arnault, M. Norine . . . 214 Schell, Mary . .. 109 Scheuzger, Ruth . . . 123 Schmidt, Tracy . .. 136 Schneider, Andrea . .. 138 Schreiber, Eileen . .. 172 Schultz, Franz... 113 Schwarzbach, Ellen ... 130 Secretaries . . . 110 Security... 111 Seniors . . . 128-251 Shand, George . .. 195 Shaughnessy, Anne . . . 166 Sheehan, Catherine . . . 208 Shillinglaw, Jane . . . 108 Shively, Ralph ... 122 Sibert, M. Gwendolyn . . . 212 Sim, Mary . .. 152 Singer, Florence . . . 115 Sisterhood . . . 69 Sjoberg, Ronald . . . 178 Slattery, Brian . . . 240 Smith, Margaret . . . 192 Smith, Paul... 132 Smith, Rand . .. 125 Snavely, Kathy . . . 234 Snyder, Mary Beth . .. 112 Soccer... 84, 85 Social Services . . . 69 Society of Physics Students . .. T0 Sociology and Anthropology Department . . . 127 Softball . . . 78, T9 Solzman, Andrea . . . 163 Soubly, Diane . . . 206 Spanish Club . . . 70 Sports... 74-101 Stagnito, Kristie . . . 228 Stehley, Guy . . . 103 Stentor... T1 Stenzel, Chris . . . 202 Steph, Nick . . . 124 Stewart, Julie . . . 164 Stienecker, Mark . . . 219 Stone, Jeffrey . .. 147 Striglos, Jamie . . . 150 Student Affilliates of the American Chemical Society . . . 72 Student Government . . . 52 Suppes, Michelle ... 169 Surak, Julia . . . 165 Swanson, Janet . . . 212 Swimming and lnvim' Table off 1!n1.4friLH . .. l Talharni, fihafla . .. 122 Tvglr-r, 11,1 ,.., 232 Teitler, Lisa , . , 201 T4'l'l'flUl'l'lf', T1-dll . . . 111 Theatre lil-partrnf-nt . . lhornpaorl, l.f-1- . . . 11:1 Tlllfffllfifl, -laflilf' . .. ll Tir-rno. Mark . .. 115 Tomlin:-.un. Arlrlehlarzf- Tracy. fill-rl . . . 221 Trautrnan, f ourtm-Q: .. Trf:frij:.Su1- ... 102 Trono. Vhri- . . . 25114 TT'11.'ftl', l1'1l14'F1 , . . lil Tusitala . . . 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Robert Blackstone Co-editor, Photography Editor Karen Cerreta Richard C. Bieles, Jr. Copy Editor Assistant Photography Editor Fran Bilotta Doug Browne Molly Trinkaus Bill Walsh Copy Staff Business Staff Erin Peart Mark Wojcik Layout Copy contributed by: Wayne Braxton, Skip Cook, Kathy Fox, Betty Kaufmann, Grace Keeble, Ken Robinson, Sue Trefny, Tom Wagner, R. Bradley Wilson, and different organizations to which we are grateful. Photographs contributed by: Chip Berghoff, Jan Berman, Michelle Browne, Tiffany Bunch, Lauren Dirr, Alexis Eckersall, Will Hunnewell, Ian Lessing, Mike Muster, Dave Pilkington, Kristen Read, Toby Rubin, Ken Spice, Seth Watson, Pierre Yu, and different organizations to which we are grateful. Special thanks to Gordon White for his much needed advice. Publishing Representative: Morris Ferensen As I sit down to write this message the day before our final deadline, my eyes are tired from sifting through piles of pictures, deciphering sometimes illegible copy and endlessly designing layouts. The hours upon hours I've spent in the yearbook office this year now seem worthwhile as the book nears completion and will soon be in its final form. Though we try to represent the whole school year in this book, there is truly no way that we can record all the events, people and activities you would all like to remember. Certain events have been pictured and our own memories will help us to fill in the specific details and faces that are meaningful to us. I'd like to thank Rob, Rick, Karen and the rest of the yearbook staff for hav- ing the photographs and copy ready when needed, and for their time spent working on the book. I hope our efforts have been successful in creating a yearbook that will be enjoyed and appreciated. 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