Lawrence University - Ariel Yearbook (Appleton, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1979 volume:

MEN'S SWIMMING BACK ROW: Phil Polk, Tom Boya, Rick Maddox. Kipp Schrage. Linda Berger Cdiverj, John Traylor. FRONT ROW: Coach Gene Davis, Jim Acker, Mike O'Connel, Dave Burns. Jack Erkilla. John Cham- bers, Assistant Coach Jim Davis. Intrepid Captain Dave Burns led the L.U. Swim team to a 4-4 record to fin- ish the season. Last year the team fin- ished with a 5-3 dual meet record and a 4th place finish in the Midwest Confer- ence meet. Gene Davis was assisted this year by his son, Jim, from Osh- kosh. The team was very young, with only one senior, Dave Burns. Neverthe- less, led by six returning lettermen, the L.U.S.T. swimmers are expected to compile an outstanding record next year. , - ur- u :Q 4 i E i. ll i'1f : ' -!'gg?: 1' Y ..:.- .- '37 . - 5.-, 6- F' --v sz 'J Q WM '-'lf Sit .Q ri-5 -v.' 4-I I 'a- 3 1 -9 W lrJ.L WRESTLING BACK ROW: Coach Agness, G. Linnemanstons, J. Beals, D, Lawsons. FRONT ROW: T. Meyer, P. Schuster, D. Latorraca, The Lawrence Wrestlers had a tough disappointing season in 1979. The wrestlers, under Coach Agness, fin- ished seventh in the conference tour- nament. The lone high point of the sea- son was a second place finish in the Lawrence Invitational. Senior Tom Meyer was the team captain. fT ' I eeee I Mg. A M rl . 'l X - Q Q 1? 1 i Q itz! : a.. 3 ,59 . -1, -' I -r N , v kcm ufl I ' ' 1 M -, 4 , rf 7 5:1 ' - 1 a f-a: ii..4 s 41 an , m,v1'-I-' r .. ,. , e 4 - H Q .' 1 . F., K ' . 1 -v LI- r - , 70 83, 17 Q is -579 - .74 ,4 , ,415 -54 . q. ff-f. P K L .. - , ' e QX Q 1 Q 13 , I fi A w - r 8 1- ,xi Lx , i P N n , i ip A . .. i ff . wif N vi, 'l 1 - X., , ., X- . P 3 0 Jl ulsllzt ii 4: ,EJ :P 5 E54 'F-Pit L ' ' T4 R 'T Q.-' 'N ' P n ., ' 'W 1 Back Row: R. Reising, D. Walsh, K. Urbanski, P. Manning, K. Parker, D. Blowers, G. Van Berkel, D. Brinton, M. Allen, C. Keller, P. Schweikert. Fourth Row: Head coach R. Roberts, B. Spreeman, J. Ehren, G. Baird, J. Hindle, S. Levin, J. McBride, J. Ropella, J. Bissell, G. Satherlie, M. Fallon, G. Zlevor, Ass't coach B. Kastner. Third Row: Ass't coach R. Agness, T. White, B. Rose, J. Di Fulvio, D. Carlson, D. Powers, T. Perlstein, J. Pahr, B. Simon, M. Krolow, M. Mancosky, J. Wilke, S. Fox, Ass't coach M. Gallus. Second Row: Field manager L. Domash, K. Wohlers, B. Fero, M. Seifert, C. Vickrey, M. Gostisha, G. Linnemanstons, S. Roeper, B. Barkwill, K. Frltsche, B. Kelm, J. Lien, J. Petran, K. Henrichson, field trainer C. Ferk. Front Row: F. Bouressa, J. Utic, R. Stevens, J. Heimerman, K. Bollmeier, coecaptains D. Ponschok and B. Eddy, C. Teasdale, B. Neuman, T. Roberts, P. Gebhardt, T. Sievert. ,v Vl5ll5'5 f . -'U' 'M-'7 f ' -'-Tmnt -yum-qw l L ,...,..-.,..,..... E7 Y' ' I .IZ 3 With the likes of Little All-Americans Paul Gebhardt and Frank Bouressa, the passing of nationally-ranked Jim Petran. and a starting team consisting entirely of returning juniors and seniors, the Vikes anticipated a year of promise. Anchored by defensive co-captains Dave Ponschok and Bob Eddy, the team coasted to six straight victories. The ground game led by Tim Sievert, Bruce Barkwill, and Mike Gostisha provided the firepower for the team. Jeff Heimerman and Brian Fero played sig- nificant pass catching roles as Gebhardt re- mained the big play man for quarterback Jim Petran. 'Iowa proved a damn unlucky place to play as L.U. lost two straight games to Cornell and Coe on consecutive weekends. With nothing but pride on the line, Lawrence utterly out- classed arch-rival and conference champions Ripon College 35-15 in the finale to conclude a bitter-sweet campaign at 7-2. I-I-.J -g-g.-z-.-1-u- ' i FOOTBALL LU 28 Northwestern CWisl LU 48 Milton LU 28 Lake Forest LU 35 Beloit LU 28 Knox LU 35 Monmouth LU 21 Cornell LU 25 Cope LU' 35 Ripon Season Record: 7-2 MULTIPLE CHOICE XM ri K v '9 onli on Q, T T 4-130 S- ! -4 xl' .1 WA Z- l v gl . , 1 ,Qu .4 ,ifyyxf I X4 . ...V , xx' ' I K A l 'I fx f fc ,4 A 1 fl ' .F S j . ,- 'I L N m LWUKEVLQF U- , NO fi f 1Qf,, X ' '- ,P ,I , Q ,j U .1 K Y,-1 L ,H 4 1 X gh . N C0 0 xx ,V :L Scott Myers, President Barb Douglas, Vice Pres. Stephen Prout, Tres. Nancy Bolz, Secretary Teresa Miller, Secretary Karen Nelson. Secretary Sue Merbach, Secretary Kevin Fritsche, Parlimentarian REPRESENTATIVES Jennifer Abraham Jim Bruno Julia Dyer Greg Griffin David Maxfield, iz I- C 0 0 B LU C Y PH Stephanie Howard Todd Mahr Susan McGrath Bill Pearce John Stoner Jim Williams Mr. Bremer Mr. Dlntenfass Mr. Dreher Mr. Hetzler Mr. Reed Mr. Rosenberg Mr. Sanerib Mr. Wrolstad Roy Underhill. S PHIL in a..--f 'S X- C UNSEL RS -.gp H H YW L xv BACK ROW: Mike Ladevich. Dave Wille, Karen Zoerb, Bob ,Cohen, Lisa Coffey, Mark Svendsen, Julie Dyer. Jeff Hei' merman, Bit! Drennan, Libby Barber. THIRD ROW: Avis Armfieid, Margy Bardgett, Karen McGarvie, Bob Trettin, Sherry Greenberger, Kirby Nelson. Deb Sycamore, Judy lngersoli, Robin Valdez, Jenny Abraham, Sue Dresser, Pete Hedberg, Jean Rehberg, Sue Choate, Ruih Oh, Bob Perilie. Kevin Fritsche, Mike Martino. SECOND ROW: Cynthia Arne- son, Joan Trueheart, Beth Austin, Sharon Lutze, Jayne Rohlke., Sue McGrath. Susy Schultz. Nelson Gencheff, Rob Stevens. FRONT ROW: Dave Ponschok, Bob Neuman, Eric Young, Bryan Toroivia. L9 Z 0 Ev. 1 Qu i.u P- u.ien BACK ROW: Jill Swenson, Patty Nel- son, Trissa Miiks, Carol Rees. FRONT ROW: Anne Beth Tiller, Pam Arnold. MISSING: Dottie Webber, Kim Peterson, Anne Stake, Sarah Neyhart, Sarah Eschweiler, Tara Cole, Barb Fee, Gail Van Drossick. i INIST C UNCIL NER FE D BACK ROW: Ann Campbell, Kathy Sellin, Arthur Kelley Jon Kersten, James Johnson, Ken Gilstrap, George Kurylak FRONT ROW: Kathy Fuller, Jane Young, Jan Sircamp Deb bie Becker, Jim Thompson. BACK ROW: Kathy Williams, Pam North. Kevin Kaufman, Dan Pannebaker, Cathy O'Conner, Dave Becker, Brian Garves, Beddie Becker. THIRD ROW: Ann Mishler, Jim Thompson, Terrie Schield, Peter Ol- sen, Wendy Weekly, Janet Becker, Jon Kersten, Mr. Winslow, Steve McCardell. SECOND ROW: Jane Young, Jessie Grover, Liz Richter, Karen Tews, Kathy Sellin. FRONT ROW: Ceil Carlson, Carter Wills, Laura Luedeke, Betsi Tim, Joanne Mar- tello, Vicki Moyer, Kathy Estrem, Nancy Eckardt, Rusty lngraharn, Brenda Kesser, Becky Schalk. 6 YYZZZ, 52 Q -v -R BACK ROW: Kathy Williams, Pam North, Kevin Kaufman, Dan Pannebaker, Cathy O'Conner, Dave Becker, Brian Garves, Beddie Becker. THIRD ROW: Ann Mishler, Jim Thompson, Terrie Schield, Peter Ol- sen, Wendy Weekly, Janet Becker, Jon Kersten, Mr. Winslow, Steve McCardell. SECOND ROW: Jane Young, Jessie Grover, Liz Richter, Karen Tews, Kathy Sellin. FRONT ROW: Cecil Carlson, Carter Wills, Laura Luedeke, Betsi Tim, Joanne Mar- tello, Vicki Moyer, Kathy Estrem, Nancy Eckardt, Rusty lngraham, Brenda Kesser, Becky Schalk, Father Stewart. Kathy Estrem, Mike Stein, Debbie Becker, Mr. Winslow. AWRENC CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP 3 R I O , J l 4 i Q Alone, without any reference to his neighbors, I without any interference, the artist can fashion a L beautiful thing, and if he does not do it solely for 1 his own pleasure, he is not an artist at all. 5 OSCAR WILDE l Ei u i I l l Q i l l i I il Ii l. li It l BACK ROW: Perry Whittle, Karen Lutz. George Kurylak, Dave Burns, Rick Young, Karen Larkins, Mike Kahlow, Pietra Gardetto, Marc Mayer. FRONT ROW: Ann Whereat, Kathryn Henry. Jim Loveland. MISSING: Roelif Loveland, Todd Mahr, Ann Rieselbach, Biil Aki. RIEL PHQTOGR PHERS ,A I S5 Q 5 fb . mx ,s L.:.v + ' -1' -fxm sw? :WSG iq-322 NN za . 250 5535 :Q WEE gcnmo. M4033 Qing ?55? 2732 Sf-Eg: an 2535 995' YD ?55 rw? mg: 978.3 9372 Sufi' N409 .mul :ffm 6588 225 Q eggs Q' F 203 J:-55 F345 :ogg S35 F7353 24,9 fix? mom 3 FD 515,52 x 23?- 25? FF A ST ARIEL N2 unhidbs 1 1 , i ..... 1 - LAWRENTIAN, TERM II ER , T AN T EN A R L L. .pgs 139 Ewa We 5-2225 4 S53 X ogg 29. 'PZ Edmonds, Mary Thorne. Pam Weiner, Jayne Rohike, Gregg Mierow, Deb Jervis Ellen Cordes, Jeff Hawley, Kent Rose, Cathy Coates, Don Arnosti. v Q ' Q, A fry- f if as AWARENESS 4 Stuart Spencer, Trissa Milks, Mary Hale, Steve - se., N 71 F 1 5 Xe -N 8 X 'X .19 -1 '-- . 5 .0 .NM ORT R BOARD BACK ROW: Todd Mahr, Debby Becker, Stuart Sperm- cer, Mark Maronde. FRONT ROW: Kathy Krohn, Jayne Rohlke, Dan Pannebaker, Mary Jo Johnson, Sue Davies. MISSING: Patti Behn. Barb Douglas. Chris Gallaway, Doug Honnold, Chris Krueger, Julie Sasman, Ruth Steiner, Don Sweeting, Amy Wachs. OPERA SGCIETY 'A 108 4 -- ii CLASSICS S CIETY BACK ROW: Gary Mayer, Rick Davis, Mike Stein, Patty Ries, Bruce Wilson, Dan Tay- lor, Tom Conway. FRONT ROW: Catherine Howard, EI- len Kaltenthaler, Gail Frank- lin, Mary Hale. Jim Chwaszczewski, Carol Cree, Dominque Frigo, Dorian Ross, Sue Cartman, Jim Gandre, Jim Van Bochove. ART ASSQCIATIO FRONT ROW: Sue Choate, Louise Anderson, Ben Jackinsky, Cindy Smith. BACK ROW: Mark Dawson, Anne Rieseibach, Teri Herbst, Eric Simonson, Debbie Jervis, Peter Crambiit. Gregg Mierow. S CIETY PHT Dick Herndon, Mark Holliday. Marc Roy, Julie Pingry, Karen Lutz, Art Keney. FENCINC-5 PLANT CLUB Scott Corbett, Jeff Munson, Coach Mary Poulson, Ed Fuller. w 5 -Nlirms, ENV' FRONT ROW: Dorothy Gaal, Pam Weiner. SECOND ROW: Cindy Paap, Nancy Eckardt, Greg Griffin, Lisa I-lollensteiner, Kris Hoffman. BACK ROW: Ann Derse, Nelson Gencheef, Bob Trettin. Rob Stevens. MISSING: Peggy Greco, Peter Schulze, Kirby Nelson, Tom Walker, Kathy Krohn, Cathy Coates, Mike Lade- vlch, Jeff Heimerman, Deb Mohnen, Sue Shepard, Ann Busker. CIRCLE K . 5, gy-' 5 lb 'IQ '59 'N 3. Y- ..., ,z , BACK ROW: Charlsse Bruno. Robin Revis, FRONT ROW: Mary Jo Johnson, Lisa Gardner. MISSING: Jenny Abra- ham, Wendy Wachter, Lee Karapas. BACK ROW: Kathy Nemethy, Tom Brauer, Art Kelley, Mark Prouty. SECOND ROW: Ellen Kaltenhaler, Jean Rehberg, Ann Bliss. FRONT ROW: Roelif Loveland, Kay Dobberke, George Kurylak. MISSING: Jane Frye, Karin Gustavson, Carol Halm, Lee Karapas. HILDRENS REC ,R OX g22E?QQ,,'j:: ' 0 3--QQCULQ. '2'EI1 'o.3gE V' cv 593-,f3Q6'? O-45o'g: -u-.. N.,w -4 -3,5 S-slnaiku L4 553: S o 2' 5 . 5 V FF A ST C L C SE U FFEEH C ?Q ,Q ., .awgeel -'-mn. ,N M' x BACK ROW: Mark Seifert, Bill Aki, Philip Brick. FRONT ROW: Deborah Anderson, Debra Klassman. Ralph Weickel. MISSING: Martha Massopust. ,Q v I 1. k' -o . Xi ,.. -' ' . 'f 'f-II ' . 1' k'K-.4-'-.'. 151 r - 5 1 tu:- h if Q ll 1 4 ' .WN 4 Q ,- , '37 --.I 1 N - X i ESL: hx . h 'bf--. Linda Scott, Molly Teas, Patti Nelson, Cathy Andrea, Patti Riese. MISSING: Betsy Stinson Shawn Roberts, Sheri Hutchinson, Terry Browrl, Anne Fraioli, Janet Maclln, Amy Anderson David Kocher, Mark Tohulka, and many others. if 'f L.J Jeanine Kieckhafer, Dan Stifter, Randall I L Swanson, Phlliip Young. MISSFNG: Janet Piace, Patrick Short, Diane Wolter. i The true focus of the liberal arts education is, in fact, not limited to a way out g rather, it provides the way in -to a more meaning- ful and richer life, one that be- comes the directing influence within us as we enter into other realms of existence. WILLIAM A. CHAN EY S E mica ROW: Wendy Z Wachter. Doug Honnold, N Howard Gimpel, Bobby Rich, Peter Hoover, Gary +1 Mayer. SECOND ROW: 5 Hugh Balsam, Leslie Wachter, Julie Gluckman, m Liza Mills. FRONT ROW: m Warren Conn, .lane Bef- - liss. x c .., ,Q ..,. . x n A .l Lg' r If! BACK ROW: Mary McGuire.. Mary Carolan, Pe- ter Hoover, Karl Albrecht. Kay Dobberke, Da- vid Maxfield, Sapnhi Ly, Claus Meyer, Ken Wiersum. SECOND ROW: Patti Nelson, Meg Malde, Deb Knutson, Ann Derse, Julio Camar- ena, Luis Villasenor,-Elaine Maxfield, Astrid 5 ix -' ' gi., V me 7 ii -if. ' ii Q ' X Xl AN X . 4 Xu Strasburger, Betsy Crawford, Anita Tsiji, -Qleg ff mence Lee, FRONT NMDDLE: Ahnick Pellefier, Andy Lo, FRONT ROW: Mahnaz Alikhan,i.Sqe Q, McGrath, -Loon Sneah. Karl Fung,1AhneRie5 sf Q E. selbachg Amadou Camarag. Laurerice Tsuizi f 5' LA RENCE INTERNATI NAL IL., M FOLK DANCE KAPPA ALPHA THETA BACK ROW: Sue Lurvey, Barb Reed, Ann Busker, Lynda Read, Diane Houriet, Madge Minor, Anne Sexton, Shayne Vogt, Andrea Louthan. THIRD ROW: Diane Ich- koff, Amy Wachs, Terri Schwoch, Kim Narotsky, Sue Merbach, Martha Schroeder, Susy Schultz, Laura Simp- son, Nancy Hayes, Susy Dawson. SECOND ROW: Sue Shepherd, Ann Budzak, Kerry Smith, Katherine Henry. 5 FRONT ROW: Libby Barber, Margi Bardgett, Chris Man- uei, Anraebeth Tiller, Karen Zoerb, Mary Uebler, Linda Voegelin. MISSING: Jan Eisner, Moliy Wyman, Charisse Bruno, Cathy Coates, Cheri Harden, Emily Hawkes, Me- linda Curry, Ginny Merrifield, Betsy Leider, Anne Smith, Sara Wood. I-55:-af: A .fam ,Q . 'b A '41 ' ., .Q -- 5:3-5 I 'F'-'SE' j., ,E , fel,-Hg 1,1-Zi: , ,,,, gf' -, ' :SW rise :fi . 27:4- 5 13331.-' 1 U 5 : 5 I gg, A A 'V ' , ,::?,.2-f X LTA' aj-1355 t if fy. ef ,,., .i 3-5 .y 5: 2. 3f' :, 5, ' , - , A BACK Row: Ane Lintvedt, Jennifer Moyer, Sara FLOITI, Kappy Freund, Lynn Gordon, Caroiyn Jeanine Kiekaffer, SECOND ROW: Amanda Hanson, Lizz V at. MISSING: Jessie Olson, Julie Thome,'Ma,ry-Lou Weby, Read, Becky Devereux, Kim -Johndro, Lynn Berry, Lisa ber, Kathy Boentje, v ' 'L I y Y Woeilner, Karen Milien. FRONT ROW: Karen Larkins. PI BETA PHI EGA QM CHI va I D. .I 4 N' Kiki W Dyqr. ,Lenny Abraham, Grace Jones, Theresa Miller. Lizx Rus- fiQ8gtSSgS2ISiQQrIigg,jBggih-A6stin,'Juijyitsiaggrggligggiena Pispalisff1.seH',f.Anne Dooiey, Cindy Boeye, Kathy Flom. Carmen QQig9lg!g1?QIi5BOW:I'StephaniejHbwardgQJUIia'jHannan'. Ploetz. FRONT ROW: Stephanie Gineris. Kathy McDou- gfiid,iy1it3iI5'VArnli35on,XJ6nny'Hager, Lisaqjflollefnsteiner, Sue gaig. Martha Ann Massopust, Karin Simonson, Karen gMgijgey,,Krohng ysinay Swinger. THIRD ROW: McGarvie,,Susan Wyandt. MISSING: Coratee Ferk, Cyn- 5gyiQagiii,1gligIg3g,g,D6rgq,yyanderschaaf, Sue Cljrandlerf Lisa, in Xtnia Schramm. Mary Kirchoff, Jenny Riebs. ChUCkfQ1??hCiCs1 2590910 R0Wia f 1 ' -wwfw-W :fy .- . - 2 -' A sf . X Q I 'V A .b :,aJ,,ws2Ss7ga'mmf4.Kai-'miblx-'.an-xg-N233 . -I . sa... MH. f , , A .. ,. - , A K , A ' i ., f .f,Y. . I ,..,. 1 iM5,aQ . . : nw -5lif5uf1dR6i 'f'w'I9g?'?KF6HhfQMar aret Jal.i1 ' . 5 I ' .' I . 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Qfaikjg?-T,g,sif?f1yf:'ggV we . , . ,. an Q gy KSN faygfadgiymwiiyyaaaxy M My A DELTA GA D. -I Q7 Q. -I Q. X 3 X,,,,,, IQ., 1 Q . ,.f L ...ur Z:'f:3.Y5i3lfl Xrhy .,.,., .... ..:.1.:.,,Q,-.: , w5:5:m-s-:- Zig, ., 'x y-.f:-1:5-vig.-. ., -. N 4-,K .. A -:fps '- - S ups-a+'x'u:54g1::gqg +5- 4 I ' C -S x . N S . w --.pc-2-vfze : -2:wr:f,::3a+:- 2 4:x?::2 2:' x X B: -. 0-wwf.-.-,-. :-w':s.1:::x-'-xmbm-bg-ez-3'--Q f -. -TXQ:rfr3:b,: 4 gI.21S:Hg:-:5:1:':lEx.A , . QQ Efffi ?22EI22-N7flkN9f52.1ff?Ei. ' mf., Vw.: -4,- 4 .-.x,-,'- 1 --N-:N .TA V X X X :- al semamfrzipz-355:-Ib. :-: ,:-.fr N 5 -jg: ::,:f:sIvggss',': 'fa Q X5 . 5 . R-NN. .,x,, 2 N Q , x W. - , , , I 3. X + ,,-- - , ' -fx 'L'pagv2r :f,Jae. ' sncx now: Jan RQsenfiwau,foonnse Trek,,.+emy Maygrg, Haqrwm., Lend5,f 555fh Sue Schmegierg Kathy Selfing Lynn Stazeckgidith Code. , ROW: ,li T faq,Kiqgsteifit'Ba'rlQ'.VariE5xggSlQQhlQi8igggethi1i?iQ3 SRGGNDQBQM- .lean Brandt. Coligen 5?6f6fS,' Eiizgbfg1hM,'l3eMefsgQ3?egri Bppwnf,l 53 V ,, ' 'Q 'qb:, x',q x ' ' - . , V ,-Q, -Q-yu, if E ov.-xv ix X. V- E, , , Mexingwg a K ,. , .. X - X 5 g V X, .Q 9: 5 qmwx.-5 :---2 rqgg' .-A X.x.w,3z'q 4,,w1,v1.,3,w:' a A 1 .3 f- 4, ..,, .N f., .KII ian- Q i Simmer, 2O'Ne1b'7fQfD ' Y A 1 x , ,l :tl , .1 X, . 2. , X 1 .sjgfx ,xx , V5 X x:x1 yj.5v, :S,Xf.15 THETA PI BETA 55-'W-v -I NJ LM i i PHI GAMMA DELTA PNTBRLL ER DELTA TAU DELTA -r- 'E i L 'x N N 9 0 I x N s r l 4 P W 5 , Il 9 PHI KAPPA TALI hu, 'ii aAcxml:1mnTmmm,navmarigrmnm,EdFuuef, nenwager,navePdmqmst.xevinLau1eqs.Jamca- max 39, 'SNP il M ,. -N ,! 1 ,,., 3, , F 3, , - ' if 'T.QQT .dig ' -- Y Q la if ' A 1 Af Z 'fimfw -' , , 'few 1 -'F M 1 Ei 46,-.f,4,..W - I , A fa ,'fw 3f.4s.1Eg1fmwf': . ,, b-..A-1. 4, 11 -ff wi- -az!-pzzis 5 Q ,-,-., 'W -- - L Q Q1-M or ll . 1 6 BACK ROW: Jamie Lien. John Difulvio. THIRD ROW: Bob Neuman, Frank Bouressa, Chuck Wood. Mike Allen. SECOND ROW: Tim Seivert, Paul Morrison. Grant Har- tup, Tom Sieffert, Joe Sacha, Brian Fero, Dick Hoag. Scott Myers, Bryan Torcivia, Cliff Vickrey. Merrick Wells, Bill Simon, Bob Morava, Bob Eddy, Ken Urbanski. Bruce Barkwell, Mike Fallon. Dave Eddy, 11m Roberts, ' -+--'e- N ,.. Pete Prichodko. Jim Petran. FRONT ROW: Paul Man- ning, Gregg Pettigrew, Tony Perlstein. Craig Roberts. Dave Blowers, Jeff Ropella. Ron Lamberton. Andy Ha- zucha, Jim McBride, Dave Lawson. Bob Weatherall, Bobby Alexander. Kevin Fritshe, Mark Press, Graham Satherlie, Chris Mitchell, Paul Schweikert, Sam Levin, Shigeru Usukara. PHI DELTA THETA 7 'Yak 5.16 Rusk Nh- 1 --'Q-1035 -NEWS Y. V, 4 43 YS 1 ,I S E SENIURS PRESIDE T SMITH RESIGNS Thursday afternoon, in an emergency faculty meeting, President Thomas S. Smith announced his resignation, effective 31 August 1979. Smith wishes to embark upon a new career before he retires. His plans, however, are as yet indefinite. He has consented to serve Lawrence as an Ad- ministrative Advisor for the '79-80 academic year. ln Smith's view it would not be in Lawrence's best interests for him to remain here until retire- ment. In his words, changing conditions of the world, of the college and of the president call for his stepping aside for new leadership. With retrenchment of faculty, staff, and admin- istration, the renewal of curriculum require- ments, and finally, the establishment of new in- terdisciplinary programs, the institution, he be- lieves, will benefit from the change. Except for Brokaw Hall and Alexander Gym, the physical plant will be in excellent condition with Main Hall renovation and by spring term the ten year ac- creditation'will be completed. He expressed his confidence in the strength of both faculty and students. ,ln . Spf' He went on to point out that the Admissions Office is functioning well and the development office has shown marked increases in gift re- ceipts. He concluded, l can leave feeling com- fortable about Lawrence's future. Since his arrival in 1969 Smith has seen much turbulence and change at Lawrence. ln social leg- islation changes have ranged from the allowance of alcohol consumption in the dorms to student discretion in determining visitation hours. Under his presidency students were for the first time allowed to sit in on committees previously re- stricted to faculty. His primary concern has always been balancing Lawrence's annual operating budget with its in- come sources, John Reeves of the Board of Trustees stated that Smith . . has brought Law- rence through a period which has been difficult for all educational institutions. Reeves went on to praise Smith for his more recent accomplish- ments in the area of administrative reorganiza- tion, Reeves expressed his sincere regret over the resignation. Above article reprinted from The Lawrentian, Vol. XCVII-No. 12, Friday, January 19, 1979. 25, 'LW Sai We the 1979 Ariel Staff proudly ded: cate this the 91st Volume of the Law rence University Ariel to President Thomas S. Smith, in gratitude for his de- votion and dedication to Lawrence Uni- versity. 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Paula Bartlett. IL Burbank. IL sf i- 7, ff' JK Mann. Maggie Mann. Rosalind Milwaukee. WI Dearbgrn' Ml QE? ICJ? Marshall. Scott Martello. Joanne l.aCrescent. MN Riverside. CT si '67 Lyon. Holly Mt. Vernon, IA Y--v Mahlmeister, Peter Lake Forest. IL Manning, Paul Bethesda. MD Q--9' Martino. Michael Bloomfield. NJ Mahr. Trent LaCrosse, WI 'CJ' Manuel. Mary St. Albans. VT Massey. Frank Westwood. MA Maunce. Rene Appleton. WI Mayo. David Lakewood. CO McDougal. Kathy Green Bay. WI M assopust. Marty Ednna. MN Maxieid. Davao Sycamore. IL -f' '. ,fU!' McBride. Jim Brooklyn. NY 1Slx McFet1'idg. Sheila Dlxon. IL 388355 Maz:'fe1'ls Ja 'es G'eer' Bay. 1'-1 gf 4? Mayer Gafy H gn ana' Pa'-1, We ai 9 McCarde!I. Steciwerf New York. NY McGarvne. Karen Brookfield. WI of -f . . ' 1 . i ' 1. Q ,, , 7 Ikf'3 f 2 3 f fa n 1 aTt'eas. L' at- -'. :'ee ::':a- L a't: e: 'w 5- Q- Y, I-Qiji' Ma': ' I -- f'-f- -'cf : . N. : F-4a't:f-:Q -'f 3:3-d:': '- 4354. M:CoxH.m. Lyme '.4:C'a's. Sara , w-,U---.-.N Af- ' Q V-- - -n.,... :HI ' ' .. .. -:A...,4... v'u -L N l McGrath, Susan M::G...re. Mary Sz. Paul. MN De:-ere, EM , '? MCKibben, Jenny Minneapolis, MN 1 1 If Mindiola. Anthony Waukesha. WI Merbach. Susan Kaukauna. WI J! .hr x Metzger, Charlotte AmherST. NY Miller. Jim Grand Forks, ND Minnick, Michael Northield, IL fi 40- fy T17 Michael Constance Sheboygan. WI Miller, Teresa Strearnwood. IL Merigalg, Laura Mefkle, Patricia Dousman. WI FYGGDOVTI U- Mierow. Gregg Brookfield. WI , h J xx V I 3 .- E f- 'V I , V x F .1 lg . Q -I ' Mills. Liza Western Springs. IL Minor, Madge Mishler, Ann Columbia, MO Hartford. WI 4.14 Mitchell, Christopher Cambridge, MA 3 Viv .r'. ' Q EMS. ' Mond, Margaret Monsey John Moran Terry Moyer Jennifer Chicago, IL St Louis MO Barrington IL Edina IL wi? 1 Mueller, Lori Appleton, Wl ,FN Nelson, Marianne Nemethy Kathy Nesvucil Kaytee Minneapolis, MN Oak Park IL Mahtomedi MN Q' hr h ,.,4 ll' Q-v x .y, V519 Q 11 Y' K U '.' 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SfI1'-E '35-i I CET' E E 161341 -1.11 N -21' -12y : NPS 3'-::': M1 :-:-t' V '-5--as fa -etsfe -1 - -..Q -- -.. - N 'ICT 5i'i- UV 1 .3-SU E 'A ,f I N.-41 - I I ? 1-5 'IC-eff --3-'Ee-'3 ,-n-5 :,,v..,-,. -- ---- :.- - - -Msg- - -'ST:-Y' ,- A. -:krff ,jr-5 gferc :ar-. - E-s ar:-, Nj gui! if 'tx' S if A ,. f I ' 5 4' r Z p 5 ,ff f I I Peterson, Kim Petran, Jim Phelps, Jeanne Glen Ellyn, IL Mt. Prospect, IL Burlington, WI .4 C7 QE' Pingry, Julie Piotrowski, James Piscalistas, Elena Muncie, IN Hinsdale, IL Nicosia, Cyprus fo we Place, Janet Plautz, Gigi Ploetz, Carmen Pope, Debbie Posner- Cheryl Falls Church, VA Greenwood, WI Milwaukee, WI Hales Corners, WI ADPISYOI1, WI 6' N , 4:7 .xg Prout, Stephen Prouty, Mark Prussing, Nancy Quaintance, Ross Quinlan, Brian Colorado Springs, CO Lakewood, CO Richmond, VA Highland Park, NJ MGCIUOD. WI RJ 1 , Radclifte, Janet Arlington Hts., IL In Yin-1 Rector, Melinda Wayzata, MN Revis, Robin Arlington Hts., IL 39 Q7 Roberts, Julie Lake Forest, IL Xi' i Radtke, Connie Malone, WI Reece, Tom Mundelein, IL Riebs, Jenny Hales Corners, WI if Q2-1' Robertson, David Houston, TX Ramos, Marcos Rank, Scott New York, NY Neenah, WI 'fx Reed, Kathy Reimer, Laurie St. Paul, MN New Berlin, WI Rich, Ann Robbins, Cydney Providence, Rl Winnetka, IL ' Robison, Cathy Roller, Richard Augusta, IL Arlington Hts., IL TNA- Read, Elizabeth Lake Mills, WI Reising, Ronald Rochelle, IL ... 311-N 5 2. Z -Tx .3.1L':.' Roberts, Craig Deerfield, IL nf Ropella, Jeff Menasha, WI The estate known as Bjorklunden was a summer home and sanctuary for the late Donald and Wlnufred Boynton of Hlghland Park IL and Baileys Harbor WI The estate whose complete name IS Bjorklunden Vud Slon CBlrch Forest by the Waterj Includes the Boynton s resldence the famlly Chapel a workshop a studio and a caretaker s home The bulldlngs are sltuat ed on 325 acres of wooded undeveloped land fronting Lake Mlchlgan Bjorklunden was wllled to Lawrence Un: versity In 1962 The Unlverslty assumed the responslblllty and prlvllage of caring for the bulldlngs and property after the death of Wlmfred Boynton In May 1974 The following trlbute to the Boynton s IS Inscribed In runlc script on a stone taken from the shore of Lake Muchlgan near the residence In grateful recogmtlon of Wmnfred and Donald Boynton who through their Iovlng labor demonstrated thenr appreclatlon of the beauty and peace of God s Creation Lawrence Umverslty May 17 1975 A D ll 'Q IV y -1 . - f ,. - .. lv - . , . y f l l , . . . f , . . . , . . . . . 1 Y Y , . , . . , ,, -,f -.g .5-,.,, ft - .gr 'tri '-Q K. 'QQ Rosenthal, Jan West Band, WI Rose, Mark Chevy Chase, MD l 1 . A. 1 Rota, Luanne Rothschild, Katy Milford, MA Highland Park, IL I ,tx , D -1 ix' ' ,Q U1 4:11 I, ' , ' ' :ask '- ., -M 7 14, fu 'f E Y ,XX eg: fi ,f IL if ff...- .'Y' Roy, Marc Marshfield, WI Russell, Liz Perkin, IL Salzwedel, Janet Whitewater, Wl 7'-7 Santaga, Jeff Sanvidge, Julie Schaffner, Debbie Schiichting- Caro Schmidt' Susan Green Bay, Wi White Lake, WI Belgium JHFIGSVHIB. WI B3t3V'3- H- Q' Schneider, Brian Schnering, Caroline Schoof, Barbara Green Bay, WI Winnetka, IL Whitewater, WI 1'-'f' W- Schrage, Kipp Schroeder, Martha Glen Ellyn, IL LaCrosse, WI GP Q? i..- QTX vy 5' Schroeder, Robin Schroeder, Susan Schultz, Susan Schulze, Peter Schweikert, Paul Beloit, WI Janesville, WI Oak Park, IL Greeley, CO Arlington Hts.. IL gn- , sd Tir' 196' XY I Schumacher, Carolyn Seifert. Mark Sell, Carrie Sexton, Anne V Shattuck, Douglas Virginia, MN Menasha, WI Green Bay, WI Darien, CT Arlington Hts., IL K .S LT xl yy Shepherd, Susan Shields, Dana Shipman, Shawn Hopewell, NJ Auburn, ME Mantua, OH Short, Ellen Short, Patrick Evanston, IL Madison, WI S 6.7. War vs is-Y Simon, William Simonson, Eric Simonson, Karin Mt. Prospect, IL Eagle, WI Eagle, WI Sinnot, Meg LaGrange, IL 2 y rt , 'ESQ' 1.-I' K Z ' kt I . K 1 .,,1,,g in I - Yifiix.. A - Skowronski, Slaughter, Natalie Smedema, Keith Smith. Kerry Constance Ann Arbor, MI Randolph, WI LaGrange Park, IL Neenah, WI Q'-f-f 'rf Sneah, Loon Snook. Helen Socha, Joe '5-Oelle. Sheri Rob Oeo, Canada Westport, CT Garfield, NJ DCCSU-lf. IL .f.,,k eff' Spilman, Lori Sprinthall, Jayne Staszak, Lynn Steckling, Julie Appleton' wi St. Paul, MN Krakow, WI Kamuela, HI Skoog, Jeft Milano, Italy Smith, Paula Chagrin Falls, OH Speerschneider, Anne Wayzata, MN QV? Stein, Michael Wilmette, IL X- VY en Q' I A7 Ytri ! N ll K K 1 N 4' ,X ,L fl - I -4 , I - Sf' -.' ' I ' .if ad , el .lg ,el Steiner, Janet Steinert, Daniel Stieg, Paul Stifter, Dan Richland Center, WI Oshkosh, WI Neenah, WI Wauwatosa, WI 1 E If Ol A , wf-1 Svendsen, Mark Swanson, Randall Swenson, Elsie Racine, WI Lyons, WI Northfield, MN ' x- , ' in l Stoner. John Ann Arbor, Ml 41 Strom, Michael Edina, MN Swenson, Jill Golden Valley, MN Stockwell, Susan Barnstable, MA 1-117' Storms, Barbara Lake Forest, IL X291 .l, eff. Summerville, Mark Wilmington, DE 557' Swihart, Marcia St. Louis, MO T' Sycamore, Deborah Millis, MA Thompson, Rachel Appleton, WI Tanner, Brandon Arlington Hts., IL Tjossem, Martha Appleton, WI Tarver, Alan Seattle, WA 1.54 ff -Mx A Tohulka. Karen Eden, WI sf 'fl is Torresani, Cathy Wausau, WI X m X I Trimble, Mitch Evanston, IL t x . Taylor, Mary Evanston, lL Thome, Julie Neenah, WI if, 1 I Tohulka. Mark Eden, WI Torcivia, Bryan Brookfield, WI vs f '7' Totzke, Julea Appleton, WI Traylor, John Racine, WI vm' Trok, Connie TVOY- Miflhael Ellsworth, WI Racine. Wl 1 ov' ..L-' .8 ff: -, f mx L, Trudell, Christopher Tsui, Laurence Appleton, Wl Hong Kong l I Updike, Michael Urbanski, Ken Georgetown, MA Frankfort. IL f. Turner. Louis Grinnell, IA Uselmann, Greg Eagan, MN if KV 5.17 if ,f l - - 5- 1 A 5 -i .1 ,Q Z , ,x , 1 V ya' - U -0. ' Uebler, Mary Hoover, AL Underhill, Roy Freeport, IL .4 bf- , 'ILP' Valdez, Robin Van Berkel, Gary Madison, Wl Appleton, Wl 7 I:-v-X-..--C-I-54 J T Zac MI 5 Q-if he i X L . armsxirk. Barbara Apr ngfeeid, WI T ' -:.:.: Ir- Lf-- I, C' ..-.-I . .JS I,-r-F '- ll , I'vI if gf? Vander Linden. Mary Appleton, WI Shayne -ac Du Fiarnbeau WI Vasse. Linda Louisville. KY so ':7 Wachter. Leslie Waukegan. IL l Wah Ching, Anita Hong Kong Wanish. Cindy Green Bay, WI Wckrey, Cliff Flossmoor, IL Wachter. Wendy Waukegan, IL Walsh, Dean ChiPpewa DFalIs. WI Warcup, Alison Grand Forks. ND I A I . 1... H , V X C '4' xx 4- , I3 , 1 . .fl ! L, ka. . 1 I .V Wardell. Laurie Watrmg. Daniel Watson. Thomas watson Tom flax, Mafcy Barrington. IL Kenosha, WI Northfield. IL C:.o ': a. MO S .e' S: g 'J ,vw ii Weber. David Weber. Greg 'v'we!:er. Lisa Sturgeon Bay. WI Glidden. IM M wa..i-nee, nhl 5 4:3- Webster. Priscilla Weedman, Ann Weekley. Wendy Vveickel. Ralph 'I'-ener, P37913 Vlhnona, MN Oak Park, IL Coon Rapids. MN Mountainszde. NJ I-I gland Para, IL lheatherall, Bob .'.e:z:'er. Dotze .'.e::-er Mar, L ICSWICH, MA Pimliew, III. E:I13,MN 3 - J-I ff? Mv- qu... Wermuth, Bruce Whereat, Ann White, Jeffrey White, Timothy Elm Grove, WI Narberth, PA Appleton, WI Appleton, WI Wille, David Mt. Prospect, IL Willis, Dave Deerfield, IL Wilson. Bruce St. Paul, MN 'Q-4. VPN. Winkler, Mike Witte, Laura Woellner, Lisa Marshfield, WI Richfield, WI Minnetonka, MN Wilke, James Horicon, WI . 0 4 rs' 5' Q 1 '. 911 5 1 I ' Williams, James New York, NY S-r Q--r fllil' Wills, Carter Colorado Springs, CO Wohlers, Kelly Neenah, Wl Wolf, Brigitte Oakbrook, IL Woznicki, Thomas Appleton, WI Young, Eric Highland Park, IL Youngs, Debbie Madison, WI 950 'Xl I 'M W A . KN, I I -, Q gf '4 dl Wolter, Diane Wood, Charles Wood, Sara Woodruff, Anne Fargo, ND Two Rivers, WI Kenosha, WI Minneapolis, MN Wyandt, Susan Evanston, IL ' Young, Philip Sylvania, OH ..n, -. L , X w al 3 Zilber, Jon Zoerb, Karen Zubenko, Vera Columbus, OH LaCrosse, WI Elmwood Park, IL Zientek, Laura Milwaukee, WI W A liberal education is the education which gives a man a clear, conscious view of his own opinions and judgements, a truth in developing them, an eloquence in ex- pressing them, and a force in urging them. lt teaches him to see things as they are, to go right to the point, to disentan- gle a skein of thought, to detect what is sophistical, and to discard what is irrele- vant .... He is at home in any society, he has com- mon ground with every classg he knows when to speak and when to be silent. JOHN HENRY NEWMAN 16 l U DERCLASSMEN NOT PICTURED Abler, Patricia Appleton, WI Allen, Leslie Wilmette, IL Arnold, John Darien, CT Baker, Catherine Janesville, WI Bern, Daniel Mt. Vernon, IA Brightsman, David West Allis, WI Busker, Ann Rockton, IL Carlson, John Wellesley, MA Coghlan, Anne N. Chatham, MA Cramblit, Peter Northbrook, IL Curtin, John Algoma, WI Dixon, Noah Springfield, IL Dubey, Duane Hubertus, WI Adamski, Steven Markesan, WI Allen, Michael Glenview, IL Arnold, Pamela Minneapolis, MN Baker, Robert Baltimore, MD Bolger, Thomas Madison, WI Brinton. David Winnetka, IL Butler, Christopher Essex Fells, NJ Caviani, John Manitowoc, WI Connolly, Joseph Bloomington, IL Cravens, Malcolm San Francisco. CA Curtis, Kenneth Shorewood, WI Domash, Larry Glenview, IL Dutfey, John Seymour, WI Aki, William Wilmette, IL Anderson, Louise LaCrosse, WI Asher, Bernhard Evanston, IL Ball, Larry State University, AR Brailey, Pamela Stoddard, WI Bruno, Charisse Buffalo Grove, IL Calabrese, Joan Morton Grove, IL Chalhcub, Sidney New York, NY Conway, Thomas Baltimore, MD Cross, Kevin Winona, MN Dale, Arden Eugene, OR Dougherty, Douglas Stevens Point, WI Alexander, Robert St. Paul, MN Appleyard, Robert Northfield, MN Babbitt, Frank Eau Claire, WI Beaurline, Erica Charlottesville, VA Braun, Robert Sheboygan, WI Bruno, James Milwaukee, WI Camarena, Julio Mexico Chern, Barbara Appleton, Wl Cornelius, James Minneapolis, MN croteau, Cathryn Potomac, MD Daugherty, William Northfield, IL Draper, Mary Oak Park, IL Allen, Hadley Summit, NJ Arbetan, Paul Rice Lake, WI Baird, Gregory Glen Ellyn, IL Bedell, Matthew Rolla, MO Brezinski, Brian Glen Mills, PA Burlingame, Elizabeth Racine, WI Carlson, Douglas Beaver Dam, WI Choate, Susan Deerfield, IL Cotera, Maria Mexico Curry, Melinda Madison, WI Demets, Dennis Black Creek, WI Drydyk, Henry Greendale, WI fr -0- -Ivy Eddy, David Franklin, WI Fierer, Terry Appleton, Wl Frank, Regina Cross Plains, WI Glaser, Sharon Two Rivers, WI Grabovac, James Whiting, IN Hallstrom, Karen Appleton, WI Henrickson, Kurt Northfield, MN Hill, Sarah Marietta, OH Hoffman, Fred Valley Stream, NY Holford, Linda Culpeper, VA Hughes, Amy Wilmington, DE Hurtig, Anthony Evanston IL Jacobsen, Thomas Kalispell, MT Kailas, Christopher Thiensville, WI Klaeser, Dennis Kiel, WI Kramer, Karl WAusau, WI Edmonds, Amy Lakewood, OH Fisher, Edward Weston, MA Frigo, Noel Marinette, WI Golterman, Herbert Kirkwood, MO Graf, Peter Appleton, WI Handevidt, Victoria Green Bay, WI Jul- QQEP Husen, Paavo St. Louis Park, MN Jacobson, Nina Manitowoc, WI Karapas, Sophocles Oak Lawn, IL Klopstein, Tracy Kenosha, WI aasxSs3bEiE? Ehrich, David Helmsburg, IN Fortuna, Michael Sheboygan, WI Frigo, Timothy 'lIarinette, WI Gostisha, Michael Goodman, WI Greenberger, Sheryl Warren, PA Harrison, Terri Waunakee, WI ,Q M ,ge u .,... i , .1 m.!1 Ingersoll, Stephen Evanston, IL Jenkins, Elizabeth Minneapolis, MN Kautz, Daniel New York, NY Kocher, David Waukesha, WI ummm 12' ' I-f I+ li 4 Ellis, Steven Edina, MN Foss, Robert Rockville, MD Gardetto, Pietra Racine, WI Gottesman, Adam St. Paul, MN Grenier, David Cherry Hill, NJ Haskin, Paul Evanston, IL 'T p -5 'Er 'Ri Y-I lronside, Helen King of Prussia, PA Johnson, Judith Milwaukee, WI Kerlow. Eleanor Evanston, IL Koopman, William Appleton, WI Fallon, Michael Edina, MN Fowell, Matthew Richland Center, WI Garrison, Hargrave Raleigh, NC Gould, Kristopher La Jolla, CA Griffin, Judith Appleton, WI Held, Russell Racine, WI Heyroth, James Michicot, WI Hoecherl, Margo Appleton, WI Holden, Kathryn Delavan, WI Holliday, Alexander Indianapolis, IN Hunt, Patti Appleton, WI Jacobs, Gregg Barrington, IL Jost, Louis Franklin, WI Kirchberg, Patrick Milwaukee, WI Kopp, Ronald Madison Kuner, Christopher Springfield, IL Lane, Frederick Wethersfield, CT Limpert, Scott LaCrosse, WI Lowe, David West Newton, MA Macelwee, John Norwalk, CT Matthews, Sara Marquette, Ml Meader, Geoffrey Appleton, WI Melchert, Timothy Seymour, WI Meyer, Thomas Sun Prairie, WI Middleton, Kathryn St. Louis, MO Miller, Henry Tucson, AZ Nordstrom, Steven Cedar Rapids, IA Pavwoski, Mark Menomonee Falls, WI Picchietti, Luann Deerfield, IL Prichodko, Peter Mt. Prospect, IL Roberts, Susan De Kalb, IL Ladevich, Michael Burbank, IL Lathers, Kevin Elm Grove, WI Lind, Amy Lake Forest, IL Lowe, Jennifer Evansville, IN Macklin, Janet Locust Valley, NY Maurice, Roberta Appleton, WI Lake, Joan Northbrook, AL Latimer, Faith St. Paul, MN Lipchik, Brian Milwaukee, WI Lowry, James Altimonte Springs, FL Marshall, Bruce Edina, MN McLean, Andrew Milwaukee, WI Lamberton, Ronald Racine, WI Leslie, Gregg Edina, MN Long, Timothy ADDIeton, WI Lurvey, Susan Oconomowoc, WI Martin, Gail Kenosha, WI McLean, Hugh Ashland, WI l I 1 O'Brien, Timothy Winnetka, IL Payne, Catherine Evanston, IL Pliakas, Paul Providence. Rl Rabion, Joelle Milwaukee, WI ,1 Olivas, Lisa Elkhorn, WI Peters, Colleen Green Bay, WI Polk, John Eau Claire, WI Rausch, Thomas Burlington, WI -li Palmquist, David Appleton, WI Peterson, Timothy Wauwatosa, WI Powers. Daniel Green Bay, WI Read, Lynda Lake Mills, WI Lamendola, Gloria Janesville, WI Liebtag, David New Canaan, CT Longacre, Kimberley Ocean City, NJ Lutze, Sharon Newton, WI Martines, Suzanne Appleton, WI McMahon, Michelle Lake Forest, IL Medford, Cheryl Brooklyn, NY Merrifield, Virginia Atherton, CA Meyers, Ellen Westminster, MD Millen, Karen Falls Church, VA Munson, Jeffrey Appleton. WI Pangborn, Bret Barrington, IL Phillips, Barbara Albert Lea, MN Preisig, James Wausau, WI Roberge, Alice Springfield, MA Roeper, D. Scott Winnetka, IL Schramm, Cynthia La Grange Park, IL Simpson, Laura Barrington, IL Smith, Terry Wisconsin Rapids, WI Steckelberg, Lynn Madisn, WI Stone, Daniel Chicago. IL Tews, Karen Neenah, WI Thompson, James King, WI Thompson, Katherine La Grange, IL Trimble, Laura Kankakee, IL Vanleuven, Douglas N. Muskegon, MI Vondrashek, Gail Edina, MN Wasielewski, John Milwaukee, WI Whitcomb, Glenny Bronxville, NY Winship, Dave New Haven, CT Zlevor, Greg Racine, WI Saran, Cynthia Berwyn, IL Segal, Douglas Washington, DC Singh, Anil India Spoo. Richard Appleton, WI Sterling, David Ardmore, PA Strand, Frances Menasha, WI Satherlie, Graham Winnetka, IL Shoemaker, Elizabeth Portland, OR Skinner, Pamela Sioux Falls, SD Spreeman, William Kaukauna, WI Stewart, Todd Plymouth, MI Tanner, Richard West Allis, WI Scheuer, James Mishicot, WI Shuster, Peter New Prague, MN Smith, Anne Madison, WI Stake, Ann Evanston, IL Stiles, Robert West Simsbury, CT Teska, Janet Markesan, WI Walla, Sabina Fairfax. CA Weaver, Stephen Ann Arbor, MI Whiting, Richard Brookfield, WI Wisser, Jeffrey Elgin, IL Wanta, Deborah Milwaukee, WI Wehr, Peter Okemos, MI Wickstrom, Beverly RiD0n, WI Wittenberg, Kurt Evanston, IL Warger, Kenneth New City, NY Welch, Lawrence Buffalo Grove, IL Williams, Jerry Deerfield, IL Yip, Alex Hong Kong Schneider, Lauren Chesterfield, MO Simon, Kathy St. Louis, MO Smith, Raymond Appleton, WI Stallard, Rondi Edina, MN Stockwell, Sherwood San Francisco, CA Tews, Anne Madison, WI Thomas, Stephen Green Bay, WI Thompson, Julie La Grange, IL Tomszuk, Thomas Manitowoc, WI Vanderpas, Cynthia Kimberly, WI Vogel, Jennifer Mequon, WI Warrington, Mary Cincinnati, OH Wereley, Linda Menasha, WI Wilson, Robert Mequon, WI Zelinski, Diane Summit Lake, WI SILVER PATRONS ALLIS - CHALMER'S AMERICAN CAN COMPANY APPLETON PARERS INC. OSCAR J. BOLDT CONSTRUCTION CO CLEO'S DELI SUB PUB FOX RIVERXEAGLE-A PAPERS THE GAMUT THE OUTAGAMIE BANK THE POST CRESCENT H.C. PRANGE CO. ROADSTAR 8 E.W. 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M 'UF -1- Hrvs'-'ar',f'r ff' Y 14 mix' 'y.5L-r- 'Ll 9. 'X u.v ! f ge..,P gig' I' ,fgjnzwaf ,! - ull? ',.,... uf- ' '29 ,. W- 3?-2 Q. .il rl . 9. 1 ' ggi:-'F, . I' .I -A . V, - ',:-i'4 --P tri N' isizijny ., 6 - .QQ . lu?-fr, 1 - ,. -gi g! '-1 ,,,,g-fl :rw f 1 p V-' ' A . in if - ,551 I A - . ' ' .' . -- '- . , ,,, 2 is . . -H . .Y -A-.3 ' F ..-U .: ' U . A-9. .2 , ' -1. - QU: - 71 .,J' '- A I' jj!-. 2. D not V ,A ',-- Q. .- . , x 1 n 7- X- , 1. ,, . 7 , 5-' A -Iii 13 . ' H - K. . fx ,L 0 . 1' H' -, 1-J - '- --' ' 9 ' '5' ' -'42 ,'- 'L -' ' -E-7 '1-ff, gd L. at-L+ .0 'Q ADMINISTRATION 1- Richard Warch, V.P. for Academic Affairsg 2- Joylene Delie, Asst. Dir. of Financial Aid: 3- David Busse, Dir. of Financial Aid and Admissions: 4- Charles Lauter, Dean of Student Academic Lifeg 5- Thomas Smith, Presidentg 6- Marwin Wrolstad, V.P. for Business Affairs - tv- ,, yr I is . , 'J' .9,, 9 I ' 'S .. i 1 7 ' . -- -3 51-IT'-,3'x' , ' xx ' , V. Q-, 314: ' ANR ..., .4Al5U 9Ii:, xx N X.. Q 6 'A - Q ,xx Q J a -gp 3 ' 55531 12 .-if i ff'fJ' ,ffffi , '4 1 idx . 1 ZX , X D X i XXX if 1 ADMINISTRATION 1- Thomas Lonnquist, Associate Dean for Campus Life: Bruce Colwell, Associate Dean for Residential Lifeg 2- Thomasine Johnson, Dir. of Career Planning and Placement: 3- Deborah Townsend, V.P. for Campus Life: 4- Sherwin Howard, Asst. to the Presidentg 5- Gil Swift, Dir. of Alumni Relationsg 6- Davol Meader, VP. for Devel- opment and External Affairs Y . .cl XF Jin 6 . .: Sli i .- 1 ' 15 A1 95 t . t. ww W? H. -D X, ,D fw ,.L,f,J , A .. 2. ,I in v.-. -M CAMPUS SERVICES 1- Edward Borski, Supervisor of Custo- diansp 2- Jack Manwell, Dir. of Physical Plant: 5- William Fortune, Dir. of Food Ser- vices!Conferences REGISTRAR'S OFFICE 3- Don Rosenthal, Registrar, Cindy David son, Carole Bauer, Carmin Laux PUBLIC RELATIONS 4- Lee Ester, Dir. of P.R., Win Thrall, Laur ine Gajewski, Lucille Bach, Frank Duchow Sandra Jones, Kimberly Hemphill, Mary belle Schneider LIBRARY 1- Kathy Isaacson, Instructor: Carol Butts, Asst. Professor, Harriet Tippet, Asst. Pro- fessorg Dennis Ribbens, Associate Profes- SOI' BUSINESS OFFICE 2- Cliff Meyer, Ann Wahlers, Karen Grapengeiser, Ev Schneider, Joan Jansen, Mike Seidel SEATED: Barb Boudry, Rosie Schaback, 3- Earl Verkins, Controller, 4- Tom Welsch. Purchasing Agent 'TT' W. li ' fu-zesaeeafgy-2:-g ,xg , , oh 'ir. ,z. 'l','Bz1 fir - r coNsERvAToRY 1- Carol Conti-Entin, Asst, Professor, 2- John Koop- man, Professor: 3- Mari Taniguchi, Professor, 4- Robert Below, Professor: 5- David Becker, Asst. Pro- fessor: 6- Marjorie Irvin, Professor, 7- Carl Rath, ll'1StfUCtOl' 4... 3- -u'..5.rcI, ' ...- 'A I, l.f'.' N5- V-rr rr fr.-.1 Kal -U- H Z: fi? I I 'FTTT4 'N X L snaps CONSERVATORY 1- Clyde Duncan, Professor: 2- Theodore Rehl, Professor: 3- Peter Schmalz, Visiting Asst. Pro- fessorg 4- Karle Erickson, Associate Professor: 5- Frances Rehl, Lecturer: 6- Herbert Hardt, Asst. Professor: 7- Colin Murdoch, Acting Dean of the Conservatory and Asst. Professor 4369 -.fe ,. ,, , ff' - Q. I r . - - H - Z f , 7 h 9' 3' X , f x 04 - walt' X -,X- , ' 1 gn..-1-an! 'Q:, ?Qax -Vs' '- .ww .. -c-ff '..'. fw Q' - .I Q ki.. , . IL' 1 WH . sgfislrzf 'U CONSERVATORY 1- Kenneth Bozeman, lnstructorg 2' George Riordan Lecturer, 3- Fred Sturm, Instructor, 4- C. Reid Alex ander, lnstructorg 5- JoEllen De Vilbiss, Specialist, 6 Miriam Duncan, Professorp Not Pictured Mrs. C. Bran- denberger. Specialistg Paul Hollinger, Associate Profes sorg James Ming, Professorg Michael Ratsch, Specialist Robin Becker, Specialist: Sandra Murdoch, Specialist 5 1 5 5 ...r 5 1? A ..x 'F J' ' 1 ,, is 4' 5 f, ,f i ff 2 Q3 P A' 1 ' ...ir il J 5- '- ' 1 1: 163- L: g5.- '.,j .fv,gf- x3. 7: ' Q f '1 -- '3 2 A 7 ,i ,s.:,Q: 1,4 - - - f . c ' xx 5 , i 54 1 mg A- rf - Q 153 . gf .-Qkaglft. R ' , 'f-IE' 3 . ,I ' , FRENCH 1- Richard Stowe, Professor: 2- Bruce Cronmiller, Professor: 3- Gervais Reed, Associate Professor S E GERMAN 4- Hartmut Gerlach, Asst. Professorg 5- Dorrit Friedlander, Associate Professor: 6- Hans Ternes, Associate Professorg Not pictured- Dorothy Ternes, Instructor 1 tif'- ..r4l. .Tl '7' Q 1 SPANISH 1- Hugo Martines, Associate Professorg 2- Graciela AI fieri, Lecturerg John Altieri, Professor: 3- Richard Wins low, Associate Professor V' ...4 .,, X 1 5 - . Ari' fl 'Q 11.1-2 W' i' ' 5 2 J f Af w',,.,H ,. SLAVIC 4- Richard Yatzeck, Asst. Professor: 5- George Smalley, Associate Professor 3, 3 i ,c X . 4 . 1 ENGLISH 1- William Schutte, Professor: 2- Mark Dintenfass, Associate Pro- fessor: 3- Bertrand Goldgar, Professor: 4- Thomas Dale, Profes- sor: 5- Elizabeth Forter, Professor: 6- Peter Fritzell, Associate Professor: opp. page 4- Ben Schneider, Professor: 5- Herbert Tjossem, Professor ECONOMICS v 1- Corri Azzi, Associate Professor: 2- James Dana, Pro- fes sorp 3- Jules LaRocque, Associate Professor 5 I . E 5 E . I ,- , fi N 2 I E E I i E r 3 . . '- A , , ,. .wif ' Q., , , jar 4 n' V . ' H '55- - ' . - LII' 'fx L It X. .,,.' ,nhbx 1 J' 'Lv . '13 'ptpoinvni In -:lu ,v 1'-H: I1-':::::+':.. 'al-. ,,, ,A-Ugza-5g,,..,.u,... I .v,:',c .I 5'-:J ,.n-'Q' 1.n:,,.t'.f 4:-.,:,c,,v ,.ff' l - ' f v' 1 1 4 0 nl Qs: 1. ',.v . , .I .V , ,, r ' ' . . l 92:5-gtvzg, g.g.:E.,,Q::.m 'K . ' - n'!5'Li bfi'-. If.-s L ',.,, . , 1 ,w'.1 -,l.'q:'uv , 1, '-mg -'::ff-,aw -s-,-.x f- -5-LZ, .,--L -15. ,033 F-. qu., ,Jura ,- i i,-n.:2,' 1304. .f'sv',,,. ' Lp., A, -- hir- 1 .fm-E 'f sf - 4? 3'., 1-45?-'f' 1 . 'ew 'H'-2-'11 Untr- ' gif! P Kind '4-':1z'., :gag---.. . s., . In I 1 'M. f,:.':rg5,-.- - , 'N' --.514 H. zf , -. r, Y, . :-.,,-,-H-...rv ff fr ' Qiiif. 'ak--.Wil- 1 r . rw- - Q.-.-2-f-'-x , ,.,, .- . - . 4 . , ' .- 1 . -1 - n' 1 I V 1 . 4 Q ,. - - -1. - -.- -H f , .. V .',-.Lux S. . ' 1 1'-3115515 4 . , fx- A '-Q, if 1 'QF I H: Eg f V9 4 S ......, , oft- , 3 , H--Hliv. was. N V.. A : f--2 . -1 A-, 13:1 wah 4. .1 . '!, LIB. A if .ga 35-1-L ..-I 3' V . P 'P. It A 1x...x? GOVERNMENT 1- Chong-Do Hah, Professorp 2- Minoo Adenwalla, Profes- sor: 3-Mojmire Povolny, Professor: Not Pictured- Law- rence Longley, Associate Professor 1 5 --06' 32 r X 'I i pit M.v.-.3j -'Vim . gi: , ' 1 A '. A ' rv 9' ' . 1 ' A U' K... . i 5 L 1 x- ., v we-,r m 14 as-M l l l l . l A v 90 ,J L -I 'E' eff! , . 'feb N 2 X , 'inf 1 I' ? 'I Q. HISTGRY 1- William Bremer, Asst. Professor: 2- Michael Hittle. Associate Professorg 3- Ann Schutte, Associate Profes- sorp 4- Charles Breunig, Professorg 5- William Chaney, Professor: opp. page 4- Frank Doeringer, Asst. Profes- sorg 5- Douglas Greenberg, Asst. Professor 1 l A CHEMISTRY 1- Jerrold Lokensgard, Associate Professor: 2- Allen West, Associate Professor: 3- Robert Rosenberg, Professor: 4- Cliffe Joel, Associate Professor: 5- Harold Lovdahl, Stockroomg 6- Peteranne Joel, Asst. Professor: Not Pictured- James Evan N N. I S. Associate Professor I . .J 9- 5 , , . 1 1 ,. xligxx Q K Q ' ' Nwmunsmww- ' --Ns ......... ms., i ie fir- . 1 . . - .A g ' 2 4. ' 'b S E' fS:gI-'-':'f '- V A . . se :ji X . I . ,L' A f 'ILS Y QS, -- L...1..-- X - X 'NR , X X - . 6 ' ' ' -r A fi , . , C . ' ix SNZKlR1!Y!Yf' - -' ,.. ICN? 5 7 ' If i E f A . A . ., M,-,5,,,, I. 4 Q' Q J 1 'ss , . . A j 'QL 12: f' V , A sf-Q BIOLOGY 1- Sumner Richman, Professor: 2- Bernie Rutten, Stock- room: 3- Nicholas Maravolo, Associate Professor: 4- Mi- chael LaMarca, Professor: 5- Samuel Hess, Asst. Profes- sor: 6- Michael Egan, Asst. Professor: Not Pictured- William Pefreault, Asst. Professor I 1 9 wall n 1 uf l r , n W -1 4 I I , 'V A Y' V, 'U XF Tw GEOLOGY 1- Theodore Ross, Asst. Professor: 2- Ronald Tank, Professor: 3- John Palmquist, Associate Professor PM ng, A-nu' S ,. s,',F ua 66' .910 PHYSICS C. xx 4- Bruce Brackenridge, Professorp 5- David Cook, Associate Pro- fessor: 6- John Brandenberger, Associate Professor if- -3 x 2- ,- ,- 1. 1 Q A . 'gy I , X QL.,- ! :N Y f U Y .4 I f 1 V . ,.5 f J -ar , wig ,120 Li, 'Ns MQ, ,ff 'le Q V -X . ,,., ,., . va.. . . A ,,, MATHEMATICS 1- Richard Long, Associate Professor: 2- Bruce Pourciau, Asst. Professor: 3- Steven Douglass, Asst. Professor: 4- Richard Sanerib, Asst. Professor: 5- Dan Kalman, Instructor: Not Pictured- Craig Benham, Asst. Professor .HY .-5:. x as --f RELIGION 4- Leonard Thompson, Associate Profes- B sorg 5- John Stanley, Professor: 6- Gra- ' f . ham Waring, Pro essor 1 'W 'U ,4- , I PHILOSOPHY 1-William Goosens, Assistant Professor: 2- William Boardman, Assistant Professor: 3- John Dreher, Associate Professor if l our X I ..,f , . '. f '::-gg -' V - ,.. . . , -, .I..:1 ' ANTHROPOLGGY fem r Li. ,-1, 6- George Saunders, Visiting Asst. Profes- sorg Julia Hecht, Asst. Professor: Ronald Mason. Professor: Not Pictured- John Chance, Asst. Professor PSYCHOLOGY 1- Bruce Hetzler, instructorg 2- Leroy Frahm Technical Asst.g 3- James Sweeney, lnstruc tor: 4- Robert Christiaansen. Asst. Professor 5- Edwin Olson, Associate Professor 1- Frederick Gaines, Asst, Professorp 2- Rachel and Richard L ' , -.4. MASQ: 1 f. THEATRE :sf - Y. France, Asst. Professors .lf I V I , J Ia. 5 ,V .! A ' I 2 I -it h m yo Yi 35 l- CLASSICS 3- Daniel Taylor, Associate Professor - V SOCIOLOGY 4- William Markham, Instructor -if t 5 .1-,,, G Hn . ah :xv ix ,, ' X Q5 vx' P Fl' ART 1- Arthur Thrall. Professor: 2- Emily Nixon, Asst. Professor: 3- Dale Purdo, Professorg 4- Elizabeth Johnson, Asst, Professor .1-nt -: -,,,.. F I-1 1 :af EDUCATION ' 5- Kenneth Sager, Associate Professor i E I E NURSING STAFF 1- Standing- Jean Sense. Sitting- Mickey Starck: 2- Vicki Rotzel HEAD RESIDENTS 3- clockwise from bottom-Steve Lemme, Trever: Tracy Grogan, Ormsbyg Bruce Colwell, Associate Dean of Residential Lifeg Mark Breseman, Colman: Sue Abraham, Plantzg Ellen Jakes, Kohlerg Bob Milks, Sage: Mark Dawson, Brokaw: Not Pictured- Trissa Milks, Sage MAIL ROOM 4- Wayne Johnston H ff. A VF -2-D TT ,ci 'Fl' TY' l Bi I Z 1 2 --. Q t, , if PHYSICAL ED. 1- Ronald Roberts, Professor: 2- Robert Kastner, Asst. Professor: 3- Richard Agness, Asst. Professor: 4- Gene Davis, Associate Professor: 5- Mike Gallus, Asst. to the Dir. of Ath- Ietics: 6- Mary Poulson, Associate Professor: opp. page 5- Ruth Bate- man, Associate Professor: 6- Leta Lyon, Asst. Professor wg-gf, 19 as-NN.. y r 3 1 Eff.. 4 Simi 135 i,.:Q.c.Fb.-+. fNi 2Q.+? jJ vM f IEW! :trif- r... QL' 1 03281 3 i Q, lie, if f' 17 ,WWE 1 , . ' l . - - M I' , ' i ., .f 1. , 19, .,. ' ' JA , ,-7 ' W. 'hh . f I 1 E V ' L ll ,A V, V . , 'Si i Ii ' ' I., 3' I 'f x ., - ' , -r,, gf- 'i1fa,L.--W, -- fu, V f .N Q- bg- sf. , . 4 . ,, .A , 'v -Q '- 7, 4 , X .Vg I 1 f' I -' , I '. if . ... .,' Kaur Eg , L lv. v ,V , mug- J-:iw ,nf - f - 1 5 ff? . f 1 , A , 74- -,Y , ' ' I -4 ' V' 1 s I v. ---S f .. 15' If T -V f ' ,fwblifg . I R , - I 4 --- XA, txlg- Q Lf-W. .l ,r J., 5 '- 1 . a, -if 1. - ' T-AMS. - . ,, . ,MWA V 9. . ALL- ' , .- ef -' ,er , '. '- - rfgf' ' 1' J. 55 51,24-gk '. 4 ' f'-1: 45N ,A cg-.M Y 5 ,, 'ff ,f .g fgw .1.A'vV ,rf '..uZ- 5. i --.gif -. I x 1, - , , ' FF CAMPUS PRO todd a. mahr . . .... editor-in-chief bill aki ....... ... managing editor karen zoerb ...... ..... e xecutive editor roelif loveland . . . .... photography editor dan stifter ,.... .... b usiness manager 3 Entire contents Copyright 1979 oy Todd A Mahr and the Lawrence University ARI- --sea, ' ' 59 EL. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. THE I RIEL Lawrence University Appleton, WI nineteen hundred and seventy-nine Volume IXC It is, sir, as I have said, a small college - and yet there are those who love it ... DANIEL WEBSTER D ' 2 .A 7 E: lm. The London study center was established in 1970 for the purpose of allowing each student to spend at least one term in a setting other than the Lawrence campus. Courses offered incorporate topics rel- evant to British culture and history by utilizing the unique setting and by encouraging field trips and museum study. Students may also avail themselves to the many theatrical, musical, literary, culinary and cultural opportunities. London offers a fine base for short weekend trips to the English coutryside and for longer trips during mid-term and between term breaks to Ireland, Scotland and the Continent. ,L LONDON STUDY CENTER nv- ',1 y:f:.1g:2?1A1'-EE. ,. 5 4, Q. , Y 14.3-3-.H -:-?x.3.-x- .rag 4: Q-ss.: ,.,- '1.f ' A 51 5-5,193-'9Q'?2-Xia: f':3 :.'f:' 5' .' . V -111. .F 5 '- Q45-. ,Z 4: Q ..,f'Q g5 .. .. ,Na ., ..,, u,,:-:Mr ...5wg.-.?Ef-fX'fi,fZ1N'Qtr' -'Wm' : :.' z.,.: :Q '-r.:2.1::f'5 1 :' , 115---.1mf,A.4,Q4,'-,.:1f,,4-m'-f.,: za ff f-'-14215232gff:gaA21fai2m'23ve1R 2 V- Q 4 2. -' , 11 zczgflggfgq-,ll-fx ,S . . IN.-C, ,,,54, A..4,,,,..-.:-, ,f JN 1. Q, 1,3 4. k.,,.w.,, J' I man 5:-wpaylxa .Fw ' - ., Ji v Q' .aim 51 bf.t'-0.11. ,':2 i-25.239 J:-ff,.,l,, g,3,,y,5,,.g,4,,:2, fv .. - wf.,.1fef:fx11. A f ,Q P -' ' ' , -1 1'lxE:f:3J--21412 , I ggi fl :if 0 v ,.-f-,-5,4-YT V .V p:.,'f Q.-gp 12:5 .5-.. .L , 3 A, ,gxfgi .s-.f:!Z:5f,ff5 52-'M!?,: 1 f af .:,, .4-,,.'f sf .v?1 f' if . vlxl :uf LW.: -i:5.,1. 1 47 'Q'-In 1- N '?-'lr -2d '1'1:-t-C fur.. ': ff H-5-,gg S Z giiefl? ,ga .Q f , ,zf 'gqihs-frqjggfzx, ' :.:f,,sf. 1 -' 1:1155 fm ,5,z:211'-Qw:?1w:'e1' 0 f aa QM-sf I 1 5 A N 1 f ,j W STUDY IN SPAIN J , . if ' 4' x F .I M, tj i 1 A 1,--L l 'E' - A if 5, f . I J K ' 1 bxjx. 5 4 '. ' in 'v ,x.. V95 -5 .xxx ,Nt .gl fx ki' iv li lllktw .ff i , A gf, .S ij 'A S ,A F, 4 39'-2-.. ix::1: e lc Quai i - 5 ? ag 'YS 3 ..l ,stggq Es, X . I ' ' fi .l . 'X 4 is 'f sum: ' C :Z Q-ig- 44145 Ni.: U on 9 C MEXICAN PROGRAM The Mexican program was sponsored and super- vised by Lawrence and the Spanish Department. The group that traveled to Mexico in the fall of 1978 consisted of 15 students and Mr, Martines. Classes were offered in the following areas: anthropology, sociology, history, art, and literature. All classes were conducted in Spanish. The emphasns was on education through experience. so students were en- couraged to travel. It is the general concensus of the group that studying in another country is the best way to learn, not only another language, but about people and culture in general. Q , u 'I , sr ? ' ., Hflji . , .., C...c...--- f-4.3 If -'Ti '.-'. s. f'-e : ., SLAVIC TRIP Every other year, the Slavic Department offers an adventure to Eastern Europe and Russia. Stu- dents camp and travel in VW vans, experiencing the culture and people behind the Iron curtain. The trip was a real learning experience. We learned about rain and camping, how Finns act drunk, dysentary, explored beautiful churches, an- cient Kremlins. Russian banjas and of course - squatties! All of us have Lenin's figure firmly implant- ed in our memory, along with our two lovely and charming guides, Nina and Masha. Champagne now has a new meaning for us after the Kiev party thrown by our fearless leader. We remember Po- land for the high living we had with black market money. Zakopane is synonymous with parking tick- ets. Prague is now associated with Czech beer, ls- tanbul with the bizarre hustlers, and Yugoslavia with Slivovitz and beaches. But the best impression of the 1977 Slavic Trip we came home with is FUN! n 5 ,LLA L. 'sl I l f t F' A Q' 11: 'V ?'f - 'n i' H S5 .F is-.Q ,qi e I Mfr ' ' . JO Q1 A, I X' ' T it l Qi! 21 ' l P . , 5 , - .if l ...,, f6..' J o' l S' - g if .Al ' 'I ti ff .J CK i . 4 Z oc 4 - S is - if V- E Q., Z LL-I l 4 va E 'Q E E 'lf . -tl LD ci. The Paris Seminar is a unique off-campus program designed primarily for the non- French major. Students live in the city of Tours with a French family for the first ten weeks of the program and attend classes in French at the Institut de Tourraine. The more personal aspects of French culture are experienced through family life. Whether through sight-seeing outings, shopping excursions, meeting new people. perfecting one's French, or savoring the gastronomical wonders produced by Ma- dame at mealtime, the doors opened by the family are many and worthwhile. The second part of the program is spent in Gay Paris . Students undergo a mild cul- ture shock adjusting to the feel of the city. Hotel rooms become home, and classes are attended at the Alliance Francaise, Paris offers an endless variety of entertainment and experience. and experience. With a carte d'orange in hand, the city is literally yours. Museums, theatre, opera, ballet, restaurants, con- certs, movies, and an occasional t'manifestation abound all over the city. Whether the right bank or the left bank, there is always a garden to walk through, a building to examine. an aroma to be investigated, history to be absorbed. The Paris Seminar is unique in that it encourages the student not to let school interfere with his or her education, for experiencing the French culture. past and present, is an education in itself. f 'Vu 3, PM- 4 z2Y,t . 'N Ei? af n EEA! x ix .4. Ri I xx E . If is -3- - ' , . , x INDIA STUDIES ACM PROGRAMS NEWBERRY LIBRARY AND CQSTA RICA STUDIES 'a 1 'QETS--.ifl :-.,.- ,, .- -' V ' W , ,I,,., f 1 1' ,iI5 u!-5 1 ff R' mln., . ' , 4 , I W ie- III A - ., - A I TM - , A 'E ' 63,5111 .... wi I, I 4 ' 'HIIIUIRI IIIIIIIIII' 'nmmf pvrlw'- Z ff . ' 'Elms ' lvmgwi- I'?f5I..I III! we-I-,us1'5 'Qf2:4sfE 1'--::,n,. :Q- Ezgiiif ,I A f I I' if IF' I, A' f W Livlif L51 ' . 'i-gi1Q?1f'- 1 I QQ L ' ' 'Q 1 4 - ' '. z '55 3 '-fifsffaiaf is H' - L- - .'-ee:-'1.Qf!a.-awful' -'1 'r- 1,-J 2 ' - v ,..11:g-::f,W,.w-.. . .. 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The morning session found Main Hall the lively site of dis- cussion groups in finance and bank- ing, business and industry, law, mu- sic and the performing arts, insur- ance and marketing, education, the applied and research sciences, the public sector, music and the arts in- dustry, the helping services, and communication. Many of those lead- ing the discussions were alumni of Lawrence University or Milwaukee- Downer College. The afternoon was full of one-to-one interviews be- tween professionals and students. ur N' J 1 I ,, iv ,yi New Student Orientation Week New Student Orientation Week 1978 provided freshman and transfer stu- dents a means by which to become familiar with Lawrence University on a number of different levels. The pro- gram was coordinated by Todd Mahr and the Office of Campus Life along with a wide assortment of people in- cluding students, faculty and admini- strators. Highlights include various pic- nics, dances, lectures, tests, and dorm parties. , X, F' Celebrate it V s,9 tgp' I Q xxx 5 'xQX ' 'gm 111155, 'Nu-. 'B , sf 4? 3 -:......a-r r xr- Beach i Day U I, Al llgiig' L Q gr--r'6 3.3 3'-Ri . F fn 1 F-, j. 5 'I 5 X, , ,J-w Q. M-mf-fs'-.-'Q -,,, ,- 44 , u . Ax. K- X ,, nv' 1 A ' ' ,,..-r ir- ' 4 K i - .w,:7, - -LA S mi W Pri 7 Q - I 3. 5 g In P i Qge 1--an N' w- ' ' I - h MM- V. ' f-fn A ,4 f' ., E92 'QM ' ' 191-5.1'-,EJ c .L'.3'.l.auE. ' X - -. ' V , Wg A ,. 1 1 JJ' wb 5 if 35 .., ff ' fi? F m,. Gong Show Me 72' :f 9 , 4 , i X , : .. Q ,lv xqzfr V 0 ,,.,.+-N . . R Q N .ks .-f-Qvm Mmm - X , X., ' .r 'Q' - nm-, X ,Rs + wpx. ,X Fx , . ' ' if .ASX w-f-- .. - 53 , iqkggii ,W - I A N . - 59 ' v . E 3 4 I L, 3 x -: - ' Q A I -1 'Q 64 ' ISN' M- .. Q 1..- . fha ,,...-- I i EW .-814' L Homecoming Court: above: Karen McGravie - Queeng Liz Russellg Meg Malde below: Sue Chandler: Shayne Vogtg Laurie Reimer , Q' Homecoming Q-Nix. Nature gave men two ends - one to sit on and one to think with. Ever since then man's success or failure has been dependent on the one he used most. GEORGE R. KIRKPATRICK I , ,, ui.-.'-. FACULTY OFF CAMPUS PROGRAMS UNIVERSITY HIGHLIGHTS ATHLETICS and SPORTS MULTIPLE CHOICE SENIORS ' UNDERCLASSMEN PATRONS 18 44 56 80 100 134 152 200 f 'Q' WINTER CARNIVAL 3 41 Xa ' O Flu. LV R 4 - MH 5' 'Y f- 'l- 47 FIU-fr 66 Q. B - 15 3 fi Z- C' R. 'X Q! 4' f1 N .il .ik 1x , gag, 3 mi -e-,fe G ee-N Q '+G 'M I ' F35 1 ll fi P V! , A .ii..11- me i ' 3-fig 2 ' 1 .1 1 '1 gf M -41, ff A' , - ver- -' -Legg a V g Q .7 .c ft . + 31. .A Q Q 5.413 TV Yf .-wf,,...., uw. 2 E QW, 5 5 i TRIVIA Rick Davis George Kuryiak Mary Myslis Gordon Phettepiace Mark Piper Llynda Read Mike Sigman Stuart Spencer Dan Stifier Mark Svendsen Deb Sycamore Greg Weber XX MESSIAH ,, ,F . 9 . T2 'Q A ,A A ENTERTAINMENT ALA CARTE .S .. 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THE ALCHEMIST Director- John Koopman. Cast: Carol Ander- son, Lori Callow, James Chwaszczewski, Carol Cree, Dominique Frigo, James Gandre, Sue Gartman, David Morin, John Plier, Rich Roller, Dorian Ross, Karen Tunks, James Van Bochove, Jon Zilber. i THE MERRY WIVES GF WINDSQR Director- Linda Pride. Cast: Frank Bib- bitt, Sarah Eschweiler, Herb Golter- man, Ellen Meyers, Libby Olson, Lizzy Read, Julie Thome, Dan Weaver, Tom Woznicki. SPOON RIVER ANTHOLOGY THE GOLDEN ROSE Director- Stuart Spencer. Cast: Lori Cal- Ion, Rich Colvin, Ross Daniels, Jon Kel- lam If , 1' .2 '4 MICHAEL HENNESSY WITH BLEGEN 81 SAY- JUDY STOREY ER SPECIAL EVENTS RED WILLOW BAND MI , MICHAEL HENNESSY W I, X ,F ,, ' 4 s X. 'A if .f n 6 i ATHLETICS AND SPORTS , rviEN's TRACK The Lawrence University Men's Track team had a successful season. Once again, they made it to the Midwest Conference Meet, this time coming in fourth. Leading the way was Ron Wopat, who won the javelin and came in second in the shot- put. Giving strong support were Jim Miller, who won the six-mile and came in second in the three- mile, Rob Stevens first in long jump, and Bob Eddy second in high jump. Both Wopat and Miller participated in the NCAA Division Ill nationals and were named All-Americans, Wopat for the fourth consecutive year. Coach Davis anticipates an- other winning year with the return of Eddy and Miller. J,- Q-Q' v I .ll A!! .. N ' ,ws ,apr .., s. .gt A ,I - I ,f i .I. s li. . . J - u'-. . . 5 . Back Row: Coach Davis, Joe Pahr, John Blaser, Mike Kahlow, er, John Martin, Rob Stevens Bob Eddy Ron Wopat Kevin Allen Gunn, Tom Conway, John Chambers, Bruce Rose, Jim Retelle, Dennis Klaeser Mark Krolow Joe Socha Not Pic Loveland, Coach Kastner, Coach Gilbert. Front Row: Jim Mill- tured: Roelif Loveland .? l i Q YQ-x. W . 45.11 .-144. Od' s -W. miie- ' I 4455 2 ff -,,. ff ' sig .53 r I ,g, . 'R if x x Wa , x 1 nd- I K lf 'Q' -. 'nmfii f nb Il R , an, 1 Q- fx 7 f ,wr 9 5? if 1 Z 'T' Q w A 1 ,I . 'f IW BASEBALL Back Row: Coach Agness, Frank Kloida, Dave Wille, Brian Fenhaus, John Bill, Paul Gebhardt, Rich Faust, Dave Hill, Mike Ladevich, Bill Simon. Front Row: Marcos Ramos, Bill Vernon, Tom Vallone, Jeff Grieve, Jim Wilkinson, Jim Petran, Bob Bla- sio, Bill Drennan, Pete Hachmeister. UT-Martin UT-Martin UT-Martin Southwestern Southwestern Indiana State Indiana State Indiana State Indiana State Milton Milton Ripon Ripon St. Norbert St. Norbert Ripon Ripon Lakeland Lakeland St. Norbert WCTI WCTI Lake Forest Lake Forest Coe Coe Season Record: 14-12 84 l The Lawrence Baseball Team ended the year with a 14-12 record, which is not a true indication of their season. The Midwest Confer- ence Champions again made it to the playoffs, but to everyone's disappointment, the team fell short of winning another Conference Championship, ending the season second in the conference stand- ings. Highlights of the season included beating a Big Ten University, Indiana State, one of four games and also archrival Ripon three of four games, to make it to the playoffs. individual honors go to Bill Simon who was named All-American lst team catcher and AII-Dis- trict catcher. John Bill was also named to the All-District team as a pitcher. Making the All-Conference lst team were John Bill, Bill Simon, Mike Ladevich, Jim Petran, and Paul Scaffidi. Coach Agness anticipates another winning season next year with the return of the team's most valuable player and captain John Bill, along with Bill Simon. In M .. ,-fl, l. ',.1f , . -Vfiffi. .. . -'eQt1.+2faf+:EiLfsfsfM X . . ,, Nas m ., 15- 1fj.3?d:V- 'fsiv-s.....f ' 1 . ,,, ,,.. . ,v . . 37 . .gf 6 j Qt i , . . 4-iles us - . .gp . N,.,g, as fra . If ff 1' .L .,, V., ,, .I . .Y rss- 25 kr N .. Education is a social process . . . Education is growth ... Education is no preparation for Iifeg education is life itself. JOHN DEWEY 1 ' - ,, , . - Q 5 31 A - fi? ' 9 2 i t 4 . . . . - - -- 1. W ' . 4 . . f i ' ' . . ' ' ' ' - . L.. 'J -f-f-Q--Q-1 lf W' ig! -' X - - . . . - . . - 4 .gnf..r,-,- fl , sg. .Y 33,31 NW . 5 Q I ' tx Q ' . QQ -- . f ' A :hazy-:'fif1s2f'i9:, '-x,?'i'..+-1,,sg,1- A -s , - - - . . ' , - ,yn - -- . -. .' :V -.4 W li , e. -' , , - . X ' - ,f , rj.. N, . Tj f .g - ' - g il '. 'V' . -- 5 ' I l7g f'?'1-'E'Q5f'PQ T -ff 'H ' . -- , ,, .-.. ,- ,, 2, l 'rf ll ' . - ' l 'S fm . . - - h Fi it wt . -' - - i 1 , v . x ,Q s I A M init- 4-fF:'Q1'1- .-vr,..5, ' -' 1- Q -g . .f .. . . . Q- J' , . . - ,. , , - . - .:+'f '7'gpc: -v'. ----A. --f ,L-3.0.34 ..ff.5-'g,,r- -f.1,3'Spf',Qf ' 2-H - - 1. ,L A ,xi .4 .:.,--4--.'f1-H A -Q... ,gg -me -..:... v,,4 A-.:,g. jf J 4-sf.off,:Jj ' - , . U-.V Q ., 1 . - . .. -if?-. . -- - k' ' , . -- '- a1L., .1 Q-ws, ,154-u:s-Qi-'J-.-.-f-s..l-'H :rv 'fr:1 '- f 4 - . L 'ff-.f ' ' v . - , 1. ,. - ' Lieftf, ' - ' mg., '- ei f Qivx.f--,. Q-Q. 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K Back Row: Coach Kelderman, Mike Updike, Jeff Santaga, Brian Lipchik, Grant Hartup, Bob Weatherall, Ralph Weickel, Ross Quaintance, Peter Graf, Mathew Bedell, Tim O'Brien, Brian Schneider. Front Row: John Laing, Scott Corbett, Tony Brown, Chris Mitchell, Bob Alexander, John Boas, T.J. Bolger. Tod Gimbel, Louis Hamper, Jon Kellam, Bill Pearce. Merrick Wells. Not Picturedt Roger Healy. Jim Hawks. SOCCER 1978 was a season of disappointment for the L.U. Soc- cer team. However, the outlook for the future is promising. Coach Harry Kelderman and co-captains John Laing and Grant Hartup led the team, composed mainly of freshman and sophomores, to a 6-4 record. With victories in the first five games, spirits were high. Then the bubble burst. ' L.U.S.T. was outplayed by Carleton. The next game was plagued with unfortunate injuries. Four defensemen went . I , out within fifteen minutes against the U. of Chicago, weak- 4 . , , ening the team for the remainder of the season. With Grant -on-.dw '-'-1 Hartup '80 and Brian Lipchik '81 as co-captains, the pros- , v h 4. - ' A -.-- . ov., -- - . -. , , - . pects for a Midwest Conference title in 1979 are promis- s 1 - 3 asf' V I . ' 6.1.46-,X X J - i ' .- -' --.. -'-'- ing. , . .Q A ' v , -: s N .-.i .1-v. -' - . -'. ' ..,'.. -f ' - WIT-,gl 1--. --A ' -- 9--QL .:...- ':.. x! . . -- .. ,-.2 2 , , 3 . ' ,M . ' -fg,..,,, 5 'gf' e 1Q?t wif ' -1 ..-:,,...-g-R, l .MF -' -if' - ' ....'!hi.-31,5 ' ff .- 86 ti? First Row-front to back: Kirsty Dobbs, Laura Hirsch, Meg Mann, Jessica Olson, Stephanie Howard. Second Row-front to back: Pietra Gardetto, Alison Warcup, Anne Smith, Jan Hesson, Coach Mary Poulson WOMEN'S TENNIS ,. The tennis team had an exceptionally fine season this year, which X culminated in an exciting one point victory over Ripon at the conference meet. Last year Lawrence shared this championship title with Ripon ..' after tying with them at the conference meet. Coach Mary Poulson felt ' B that the team's greatest strengths were its depth and versatility. Due to field trips and illness, the original six starters were not always available to participate in every meet. ln these situations, doubles partners had to be shifted and split up, and individual players had to play one or two positions higher than they normally would have. In spite of these disad- vantages, the team lost only two meets, both of which were outside the conference. They placed seventh in the Whitewater Invitational tourna- ment and placed second in the ACM tournament. The six starters included three returning juniors. two sophomores, and one freshman. f The team was well balanced with juniors .lan Hesson, Pietra Gardetto, and Stephanie Howard adding experience to the strength and enthusi- ' asm of the other players. The two sophomores, Kirsty Dobbs and Anne Smith, both played well under pressure. Alison Warcup, the only fresh- man of the six proved herself to be a good competitor and a strength for future tennis seasons. . .. 1 ,,' -' X xc, ai.,-W-. lv- Q lnx WOMEN'S TRACK Back Row: Coach Graskey, Julia Hannan, Lisa Hollen- steiner, Anne Hathaway, Sue Schneider, Mary Reed, Vickie Corbeil, Sue Davies Front Row: Michele Maturen, Coralee Ferk, Ann Whereat, Sue Shepard, Cynthia Boeye, Sue McGarth, Anne Smith ,ya ...LL 3r,s '5 ., ... 'h1'mD.. rQws:faw:f-- t . Q, , C' ' f 'Q,14w3qQy.,, zz'-f' q..- .,,,,, D F' gi ff . 5? Tx. , ,.,,4: .,,.:rf.:.,Z:v1lk::j- -,-'::E,i33 lj: ' f -- .,f,. Q5 ff:-:,.e.. . ..,. in The Women's Track Team, now in its third year at Lawrence, enjoyed a successful season. Although the overall record was only two wins and four losses, the team finally beat its conference arch-rival Ripon. The team finished off the season by win- ning the WIC-WAC championship ti- tie. Over the course of the season, the senior distance runners Ann Hathaway and Sue Schneider paced the team. Senior sprinter and high jumper Mary Reed also lent much support. Lisa Hollensteiner, fresh- man sprinter, was elected Most Valuable Freshman. Sue Schneider took the Most Valuable Player award. vii 5 1978 saw the birth of the Lawrence University Women's Volleyball Team as a varsity sport. The Vikings competed for the first time in the Northern Division of the WIC-WAC. Their schedule included five matches, two meets, and the possibility of going to the WIC-WAC championship tournament. Letter Winners this year included: 3 Si E.- WOMENS VOLLEYBALL Back Row: Sarah Flom, Vickie Corbeil, Debbie Freese, Pam Skinner, Kathy Einberger, Kathy Front Row: Coach Joyce Fisher, Angela Holloway, Deb Jaryszak, Janet Salzwedel, Diane Houriet, Linda Vasse, Julie Page, Not Pictured: Mari- anne Melnik, Sue Friend. VARSITY: JUNIOR VARSITY- Vickie Corbeil-Captain Linda Vasse Co-Captain Debbie Jaryszak Diane Houriet Co-Captain Debbie Freese Julie Page Janet Salywedel Sarah Flom Kathy Boentje Pam Skinner Coach Fisher was very enthusiastic about the first season, as many of the girls had never played volley- ball before. She anticipates another building season next year, but is hopeful due to the return of the entire varsity squad. 1 . lm . if .Ir 'V-' 'JR , +:, ,yd ' tr , if i .-. i-g ' if 1 r WOMEN'S SWIMMING The 1978 Women's Swim Team had one of its best seasons ever. While the tearn's final record was only 3-4, they did beat Ripon twice and U-W Parkside once, The highlight of the sea- son was the co-ed Ranger Relays where the L.U. men and women Vikes placed very well. The womens team consisted of two seniors, two juniors, six sophomores. and five fresh- men. Co-captains Margy Bardgett and Jennifer Dunner led the team in spirited cheers and enthusiasm. Becky Farmer joined the team halfway through the season and proved to be the outstanding freshman of the year. The Viking Women look forward to an even better season next year. with all but the two seniors returning. The season will be moved to the winter next year, and with the addition of new freshmen and more upperclassmen. the L.U. Women's Team anticipates an excel- lent season. C O20 O .Q W I X Vg. ,H pi... ...rx- ., 'f.-:-.' - 'G' . -3.1 . . f ,Y--'P Q g,., , .i 3. Back Row: Cathy Baker, Caro- line Campbell. Sue Shepherd, Andrea Louthan, lngrid Mark- man. Gail Martin. Amanda Han- son. Front Row: Sherrie Green- berger, co-captain Margy Bard- gett, Ann Whereat, co-captain Jennifer Dunner, Lisa Woellner, Lisa Huberty. Susy Schultz. Coach Jane DeVries. Missing: Becky Farmer. THE wi., GOLF The Lawrence University Varsity Golf team had a challenging season under Coach Lyons. After a slow start. they came swinging back by winning their own First Annual Lawrence Invitational at Chaska Golf Course. Bob Frank led the team to victory as low medalist for the day. as he previously did against UW Fox Valley and UW Sheboygan. The team's lowest 4-man score was 315 from Chuck Wood. Phil Young, Terry Smith. and Bob Frank. The team ended the season by challenging the faculty at Reld Munici- pal Golf Course Other team participants were Joel Alnes. Joel Eckhardt. Don Fitzwater. Regina Swingen. and Tom Woznicki, The team won by one point and was treated to beer by the faculty. especially the tx-.o lov. medalistsz Chuck Wood and Bob Frank. 'Q T .- 1 ,F ', tx Back Row: Coach Lyon, Bob Frank, Tom woznicki. Joel Alnes. Don Fitzwater. Terry Smith, Front Row: Mark Castro, Regina Swingen. Chuck Wood. Joel Eckhardt. Phillip Young gT'Ssl'4i .. '! 3 '- - Q .-J. nfl s. 1 -'Wx'-.':.51 ::.r-.1g.3 t '-can I l N- gag, .. . 1v.f.,'Xf' M,1: ' it 2 if ' '- F ' BACK ROW: Karl Kramer, Dave Knopp, Y, A .X Dave Wille, Jeff White, Rob Cohen, Jeff N I Wisser, Brian Fenhaus, Dave Klaeser, ,IX , v Captain Mike Fogel, Stu Hopfen- B-if V X fi 4 sperger, Chuck Wood. FRONT ROW: :vit 41, A.-jlggi ' , Coach Bob Kastner, Manager Lloyd My s Starks, Randy Bohon, Randy Behm, .D Paul Heiring, Assistant Coach Frank Triolo, MlSSlNG:Jim Piotrowski, Keith Smedema, Ray Smith, Randy Daul, ,, Tony Mindiola, Jack Ehren. ce. ..-f' :fs A f j' 7- -.. . 1 Wifi ,,, ' 'x A' lg ,' .F fe' g ..,- 6- W fu vit FQ! l!l'.:?.!I!l gli :ya I 4 3... -' ',g'. ' 'B '4 5' 1-1-fi-J.. sf' 351' we f- agigxlvl . gg -Y. - . M airs, My 11- gg f-55 7 MEN'S BASKETBALL Before packed bleachers in Alex- ader Gymnasium, the L.U. Basket- ball Team put it all together to de- molish conference rival Ripon 67- 57. This was the highlight of Head Coach Bob Kastner's young 1978- 79 team. Senior Captain Mike Fogel and junior Rob Cohen led the team, and with their tough defense and good fast break turned out one of the conference's better teams. With three starters returning for next year, the team should be able to re- cord an excellent season. gy, ff- . .A vmlNuS Q- BACK ROW: Coach Mike Gallus, Kathy - Boentje, Cindy Boeye, Sue Shepard, Asst. Coach Frances Kasten. SECOND ROW: Debbie Freeze. Vickie Corbeil, Angela HOll0Way. THIRD ROW: Deb Jar- yzsak, Janet Salzwedel, Mary Lou Web' ber. FRONT ROW: Laura Hirsch, Cora- lee Ferk. Sue Friend. X TQ Q WOMEN'S BASKETBALL The Women's Basketball Team finished off the sea- son by taking Third place in the WIC-WAC tourna- ment at Beloit. Vickie Corbeil was named to the all tournament team. Team captains were Vickie Cor- beil and Coralee Ferk. The highlight of the season was the defeat of conference rival Marian. In its fourth year at Lawrence, women's basketball is still growing. 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