Lincoln College - Lynxite Yearbook (Lincoln, IL)

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We had new tables and a fence outside the Uniong we had new boothes and the same old Mary inside. We had two new Deans of students, Mr. Hartsfield, who drove a yellow Cadillac and wore cowboy boots, and Miss Mulhollan, who wanted to be called Associate Dean, instead of Dean of Women. We had a new cafeteria manager, Mr. g'Mac , who gave us two choices of meals and two buffet tables of saladg even a daily menu so we could prepare ourselves in advance. And there was a new swimming pool, complete with piped in music and a tropical greenhouse. Though the freshmen who didnit wear their beanies suffered awfully at the hands of sophomores carrying Majic Markers and paint, they endured initiation week and went on to elect two members of the Unity Party, Mike Scannell and Tim Carlson, along with Hattie Blackwell as their class officers. Senator Paul Douglas there with President Dooleyj was speaker and honorary doctorate recipient at opening Convocation of the 1969 school year. 2 I, . are . , , W we t C ' . A 6 ' , X ,s if A 'f 5' W i'l w5?Uiz ,wr e tiff ... , .. OM.. Cl ily i q i f ga g v4-1 x it WW 1? 5 , H The annual frosh-soph tackle football game was a runaway win for the biggies, but the frosh said, Wait'll next year. Of course next year they'll be the sophs. Registration, in spite of all the fancy new computerized gadgets, still meant waiting in line, making new friends and renewing old, and hoping some classes other than Physics were still open. , ISU l 1 af l , ff ., 5, , ,ff , .,f l , 2 fs 3 1 W! 1 ., 'f 'A' Way T MMWAWWWMW W i2H.,a?J fig? 22679 .vWfW7f . y ,yy ,- ' 1224, we vg5,2ig ggi ,i f5Lff!1-,2?' M ff Z Iv 4 Y- Fife 2 6f,ff' f f l A+? 4 1 if , , -'14 ,. M it ef f . ia ,O ffs .. fifiiflf Q ,NZM 4 Vfaiza' 4 Wm? AQQQQQZQQQXQ W- 1 , 1 ' 'a ' I7 1 iam fr sv f I' e,,2Z.fZ'ZZff 3 +7619 sfZ'fgaig, iffifffms azigzz E fy? ,s, X Q-ef : , gap? ?s 'kyle 'N i?,VF ,,... I Nqmk' , Q 'T U: K ' .Junta -11 33? ' i 1 3 x L 1 Captain Art Grossman led the fall golf team to an excellent record. WE HAD ALL KINDS of entertainment and controversy in the Fall. Norton Pepper held impromptu concerts behind H.H. and in the coffee house, and Nixon was pitted against Humphrey for the Presidency. As far as that was concerned, the Young Republicans mushroomed into the largest club on campus, dwarfing the hastily-formed Young Democrats. We had a few Wallace backers too, as well as some die-hards who continued to wear McCarthy buttons into the winter. An ill-fated peace march was organized among the students, but the local police tailed and har- rassed the leaders so much that the whole thing was called off. When Senator Dirksen visited campus to present a replica of the rocking chair Lincoln was assassinated in, several students were waving aloft placards and picketing. Mr. Dan Oberholtzer took a musical tour of Europe with a student group. They gave a farewell concert in the new swimming pool before leaving. i I J 3 X .fl 1' ,K fl Senator Everett McKinley Dirksen, native son of Pekin, came to LC one day in the fall to present a replica of the chair in which Abe Lincoln was assassinated. Senator Dirksen, campaigning at the time for another term in Washington, was a big hit with his sly humor and eloquent style. Vice President Layman and Dean Carpenter greeted the Senator on his arrival. Classes were in again at Harts Hall, and a little afternoon femininity never hurt the scene, even if it did mean books and homework and staying out of the draft. if W , I .L ff ,WP e .L , F 'Jig r 4 ,ft f g .ff f A , K I 4 ,, ,A '- ve: gif M 414 1227! ii? va M 5 W4 4 A Z 2 Qf . , fm Y a , 1 'ef f-1 VW WWW fi V , f ..,' 5, iff, I 'few 2 , W , A 2 2 Homecomlng meant soccer and a formal dance Alums flocked back to see old friends. SOON HOMECOMING ARRIVED, and the weekend was a complete bomb. The Friday night record dance Where free albums were to have been given away by a disk jockey was cancelled when no more than ten students appeared. We lost our soccer game with Kendall, and the Saturday afternoon street dance was cancelled when the band, not the students, failed to appear. The weekendls two highlights were the sidewalk autographing party in front of the Coffee House and the formal dance Saturday night. J X L 5. m , ', n X, K v xx xi X S 9. , 1 f If 5 ' a. 3 w 1 K at 1 . 5 N Q Q w, j X 1 5' , ' N g1'61f'f7 '. V. , iv Qf 'ix 2 fi r Q, 542.713 A ff . ' A 3. s B A W ig Q. i ' 1 sf al Coed shapes were in abundance when Paul Fields dedicated his new swimming pool. ' 3... 1' If 4 P5 , J , Z2 3' X 21 4 V, -is -we i f X I ,ff- f , Y , Q gs! ,. M A , V, .' s 3!X'j nf, W. X 1 5. W ai EM tv . x W cffw - IM football on an autumn afternoon. A12 he auctlon block Ont ,Aw A- ,'-7 .11 Jim. A. ,. ykf 'K ,f f ff' FR E U4 ,1 1 Q5 19' wang , , .m..J ff 1 . S 1 0 as. r r tg tal L1 , Q V 'f--, 19 H' r. p ,X l Q ' gf 0 r 14-tg Q, wear, rZ4 The gallant alumni baseball team took on the varsity and a keg of beer before an admiring Homecoming crowd. FOR A WHILE the entire campus was worrying about the Dean's controversial paid informers, and about that time, too, Student Senate was rocked by impeachment proceedings against its vice president. He lost an all-school vote of confidence and resigned at the next Senate meeting. In November Jim Springer, alias the Cave Man, was chief auctioneer at a slave market, in which some mighty juicy slaves were auctioned off. A large crowd in the gymnasium took in the bidding and enjoyed the fun. Peter Jennings, well known ABC television news correspon- dent, spoke to a student audience as part of the Lyceum program. WE HAD MORE than a month of freedom during the winter when the school coupled seasonal holidays with Spring break to give us an unprecedented amount of vacation. Some students, however, chose to attend the college's first intersession. From skin diving in Florida to skiing in Aspen to learning about folk music on the campus or computers at Argonne, the inter- session was a big success. The college choir, resplendent in their robes, were a fixture at major events Carl Jenkins was heavyweight king of the intramural boxing ranks with this KO punch. 53 F135 A 'ICU aff? ZH , ' L INCOLN - V . I 1 M' 'MH' VW' N-- 1-UL,l1x,H11'r.,1 ,.!1'F .1Hi,,fm?-'zf- wwf- L .I 'fm' fxffflf' dministmticm building at gincoln Iollcgc clcstnnyccl 45bJHr'Vegv' VH? X wxg I 1 I fmxwi Usuw W M V. L:5 fffzbw-' rf 1 .':' Z 3 W, iw 1 ff-f lm' lrk x use 4 w ,fmt X . l a 5 ' s X K - - Li, A .1 . .5 Q g U , 5 if -'- frvf lil! 2521-3l32'9'l Q Q Q 'tklgfl' l l 3 X f .LQ sg. ' Liv A if I -ifxl 1. :'.Tv i' , fill iw ,rift K ' u H551 Q if l M :S ' N ink, Q -. fs n - 4 :X 4,1: i' s y Xa IT WAS ON JANUARY thirteenth, or shortly thereafter, that We all learned of the tragic loss of the Administration Building by fire. First to our minds were the thoughts of burned transcripts, the Deanls discipline files, and the second semester schedules. We arrived on campus after break and immediately walked over to examine the charred ruinsg they smoldered for Weeks. The area near the library entrance had been turned into a mini-trailer park, as the school had rented two huge mobile homes for temporary office space. The deans moved to the second floor of Mrs. Dowling's painting place, and the speech folks found refuge in the Coffee House, of all places. n f f' f 5' Y V4 f W f f w!ff, 4. a ,z K , ix, , if V, I, U31 -... ., a ,N rs . X, ,W ff ,X X ' f X I 'idhlfl' 4 One way to beat that Sunday afternoon case of the blahs. THERE ALSO CAME a time of crisis in the dormitories, when one house- mother left to get married, and another, who took ill, left to get well. ln Forsythe the guys ripped out the plumbing and TV, in Hoyle they enjoyed their freedom for a while, and in Olin Sang they drank in the rooms. On Weekends the dorm councils held record hops, complete with refreshments, on nights when everyone 15 C. C I. . y V.: 'Ki'5 'L ,X .. night- had left for home and there was nothing doing elsewhere. That seemed like most every weekend. lf you Wanted to take a vacation in Lincoln, you could shop at Kroger's, eat at Geri's, and sleep at the Belair. When we got tired of the food, we ordered out from LaForno's, or ate at Guzzardo's or the Lincoln Hotel. Whig 22155 X 4 f If J ssswwf WWW WWW fffffw we if Zaww, QZZQW gm-f S KSN'-'Sb',! ,nzfiaw We awww 91 -I-QM! 'M A'--o if p A , WN f y , W ttyl f 2? wth, ' HYWQ ' WW' 1 if 1 ,r , FASHIONWISE, bellbottoms began to: appear, girls wore thick heeled shoes and pantsuits, and more kids went to the Sal- vation Army and Goodwill stores for their clothes than went to Myerls Brothers. The guys had to wash their clothes elsewhere than the dorms, so they went to the Laundromat down by Quick-Way. On Satur- days it was always packed, as was the dough- nut shop next door. For liquid refreshment we were not lacking. Everyone was 21, and Harrisl, A.J.,s, and Grannyis were the places to go. Those who werenlt tall enough for the bar used the soccer field, the tracks, or the friendl' nearby cornfields. ff , 'M I 18 TEACHERS MADE the year, too. Mr. Childress and Mr. Newlon pro- vided an avante-garde note, Ma Balof taught history as if she had lived it, and the Pascales taught how to live it. Mr. Jerry Airth scurried about campus with his earmuffs and gloves, while Mr. Hall and Mr. Hoover argued amidst clouds of cigarette smoke in the Union. Mr. Paul Younger was voted Teacher of the Year, Mr. C. A. Balof was Boss of the Year, and Paul Fields was named assistant swimming pool director of the year. Mr. Hilscher took his class to Florida, Mr. Oberholtzer tried Europe, and next year it looks like you'll have to dial Berlitz to find your favorite faculty member. '19 , ,. :sq ' f COME SPRINGTIME, we all came outside again, to roll and stroll in the campus grove, to join the track team down by the creek on a Friday or Saturday night, or to park in front of Hoyle and tip a few. When it got hot, we caught rays on the soccer field, watched intramural softball or varsity baseball, or drove down Nicholson Road to the favorite drinking spot. It was the year of the heads, when pot was available to the masses, and passing the joints became more important than passing courses. Every- body had long hair, the guys had mustaches, beards and long sideburns. Instead of waving to a friend, you raised two fingers in a peace sign, and on Saturday night getting stoned took on a new meaning. Val Ward the voice of the black dramatist Hang Confeld was a feature raised a few temperatures during the Black speaker of the Spring Lyceum Symposium sponsored by Seminar Program -Jil! 1 - 'M 20 .gi 1 'x . . 49 I '11 wv- I. uv A ii 1: ' 1 . 1 I All I ' n 'E 1 . , 1 ,I - .N K ,z f ,. Q . I , , . r Xxwag N , -,X-qxgniw ' i. , t 1 V 'Y ,X , S1:Qk,.!y K , , 1 - W . t my.-grq f I 5 1 N 1 . . , .V X j I Q '41s?,f , ' ' I .F Q 4 , - ' I ' I, Vi ,. 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N' In 1. 5 1 -if E- , V Q 2-an Q -f n , i- 1 V: -1 MW .. fx QW ,, -M6 2 E ' .. i af W 8.1 A fn? w In a brilliant windup to the school year, Lincoln College was honored by graduation attendance of both the governor and lieutenant governor of the state of Illinois. In addition, the ambassador-designate to Japan, and an LC graduate, Armin Meyer, was main Q5 speaker. Governor Richard Ogilvie and Lieutenant Governor Paul Simon flank LC President Raymond Dooley, while Ambassador Meyer is at left. Mr. Meyer told the largest graduating class in history how impor- tant world relations are to this country. ' 'J '.f7' ir' 1 'lf' XX ,JK 1: . Mr. Jack Lauer presents William Rogers with the Dow Jones award at Honors Day. BEFORE WE KNEW it Mothers Weekend arrived, and with it, Baccalaureate. Then last minute cramming, then exams, then graduation! Unbelievably, the year that had dragged along so slowly had ended before we realized it, all we could remember were the good times, not the bad, and We were leaving Lincoln, thankful yet sad as the Earth kept spinning. Arthur Holst was guest speaker for Business Day. 23 ni if My 1 yew ffym, f W W fW,W z ! Q4 Si' JK wh gi 5 5 Km Q ng , - 1 f, S - if S f Q, 'JL iN fm '- - ,Q-'- In Our Solitude EW s sw- K. , O . ff X51 R I .14 'f G A N J 'P r'. Q I' .. . 5.1 C I -s -ew'-,..,...,..., ,N 1 1 Pl ,i 'u a. W . so ? It Mr X , gsgxfh, . fu . J , 'mfg We Find Our Strength S rg-11 '. , ,Amp 'fa .- A V . QR-5 . '31 . gy , 'L ' N f ' - - , r N YY -A ' . Y. W v 1 K X I -5 fat? ..- .I -.. I, Q.: X I ' f n . V I' , .aww HU' mvnnl' . M I 5 - ls v1 I w ' W nwgaf Q' Q I ' W I . 3 -4 ' 2 G I iz, 2 ' , 2 , F247 f ,l l J? ' f,,,,, ' 2 I, I fd W7 Z, W w4,Z?W' . , fi' Z ,L ,fafflw ' 1 'fx 'VZ f '?1,42f' 4 , f. 4 ,f 3 f f , ,' 'W M ,V fl!!! fy fy WM , W7 , f , 4 W?'i,,,mf Wm . ' f Z WW7 , , w , V-W C. W7- WW K f , I ,M,f,, , , ,, I , f 'f 1.4, fd , f WwA,.:Z .ff ,, ' , , ' , f ! 9 M , if 55 1 , , f ! A ' w., . , .'if:V'f fsff:f2f:af'ew.eo4 Together, Or In A Crowd, We Are Brothers -ml' 26 7 YK' R f , 3 ff ' x 'fir ' f .X ,if , , 4 f3 X U XX - ' M My , , .-f wx f W Qrafymyz, 4' -1? t, I . f-in W X I R n 3 I 1 3 1 i N i I 1 l Q 1 , 3 Xi 4 a J if , ,f X N 'F f TN ,ffl 6 Raymond Dooley, 20 Years President of Lincoln College MR. WILBUR LAYMAN DEAN EDWIN CARPENTER DEAN DALE BRUMMET ' - r i e Dean of Faculty . an C VICC P es d nt Asst De of Fa ulty I , , I 'ill Fra: ,VI 17' ,sr ' f ,A , we '55 .- ' if A VX l l.H'm'i'l-is wiki. MR. DUNCAN HANNAH MRS. DOROTHY HAGERMAN DEAN JOHN HARTSFIELD MR. HUGH KNOCHEL Psychologist Librarian Dean of Students Director of Admissions Mr. C. A. Balof, Boss of the Year, was honored for 40 years service by the Alumni Association with a special recognition. fy l X f , 'U .1 Nix-,ii Dean Carpenter and Mr. Layman stand guard as Senator tries out the Lincoln rocker. 2 N 3 MR HOWARD ANDERSON . X I A f M Q1 A 1 NPN ,fs 35 : 'ish fer-i-.lf Milf .- X W ,tw N' 'Q ,f 5 N ggi 1 ,A mv X 2, MRS MAE ANDERSON Q A - -11' x X lv' R nv 'X V. 9 -f , A J ' - MRS. ONALEE BALOF MR. PAUL BEAVER ia-hi ', -W, X 'QQ 1 1 W -Q5 R ,114 X - H 'W any M S . 1 S' 'EA ww.. 1,5 5 iii:-an Umm hum., Q . 4 . ,F Wa' v':w-w.- -S - M MR. JOHN BONEBRAKE MR. DAVID CASTILLON . 'L' Julia, if-if MR. BRAYTON DANNER MRS. CONCETTA DILILLO 3 ...QW f M, FX .J S, XX Z I X! I xx MR . JOSEPH DILILLO MRS. LEOLA DOWLING A new SP' til? V- N V' MR. THOMAS GLEASON MR.,DAVID GOLDHAMMER api-a v 9 K ES X 1' XXX RN X Rf? x mi sg A , MR. ORIN HALL MR. DONALD HILSCHER SQ! . K f-ngywx MR. JACK LAUER MRS. GRACE LESSEN MR. ANDREW LINDSTROM MR. CHARLES LINDSTROM -Q gk Y S ff 5 M-Q Ls? L3 1 A 1 2 5 A VB- 1 .gl 0 v WI 5. . 1' '4 n MRS. MARY MAYBERRY 'iid --ll' MR. EDWARD MEACHAM .1-'S ' A-484. ' 'X 1' +--5... 7- 'V-.1 Micke-.-1'1 . . MRS. FLORENCE MOLEN MR. DAN OBERHOLTZER MRS. JUDY OBERHOLTZER MRS. ELLA PASCALE . z Z . 1' x if U MRS. MARTHA MILLARD MRS. JOAN SEIM if ,,,. MR. ELMO PASCALE MR. JOHN POERTNER MRS. 35 Wvtr ,J- Zq.. nv' f E W 5 W1 VIOLETTA ROBINSON , S fs. f N ,Q 5 r A MR. DAVID SCHRODER V 1' ?.,f A ,' V ' f-i T52 5 ,Q fly., 'I .- V Q, ', Jvsfigzx-jf, D ,4 ' . , .I ffm ' .fi 4 , if ,!' 2L Y '!f . fu -1 74. f M 33' . Ai , !' A 25931 ' f, ' .4 W Wy MRS. CHARLOTTE STUBBLEFIELD MRS. BETTY TAYLOR MR. A. H. TOMLINSON MR. WILLIAM VIVRETTE .awww 'Wi e1 I A - ' x fl ' 2 1 F fx Nxss, Fff ,nil - MR. WALTER SLATER MRS. LYNN SPELLMAN 'Zllm '- , -v W ' 'ws ...L . MR. ALAN WYNEKEN MR. FRANK YOUNG MR. PAUL YOUNGER MR. THOMAS ZURKAMMER A:aQ53S?,gM7 13- ,F ff -'Q-LN '- ' rgbgnv IX! P I ffl Vice-President Steve Whetstone, President Jay Lumsden, and Parliamentarian Will Lillard take a moment from their Senate meeting in UH 104. STUDENT SENATE WAS very active this year, and controversial. Originally in the Coffee House, and with the procurement of a new office in the Union, Senate went to work. Tom Smith, vice-president, managed a successful Homecoming, followed by dances, open houses, and a new set of washers and dryers in Hoyle and Olin-Sang. Debbie Jackman organized a top notch Spring Formal. STUDENT SENATE: CSeated, from lefty: Greg Martin, Sue Serritella, Jay Lumsden, Steve Whetstone, Hattie Blackwell, Standing: Jeff Lash, Mike Scannell, Art Grossman, Debbie Miller, John Tremblay, Debbie Jackman, Margaret Patterson, Emil Baukert. 1-yr' 38 -IH- , isis Cafeteria dances were seen for the first time, along with the IACJC Bill of Rights, and new Senate officers for next year. They were: Ken 1 Krueger, Terry Hagen, and Elaine Schwartz. l Y. 5313355937 19245 '--'SET' Ziff? 'Umar :mm r+:.-pw . :swam l afar. A, Mysql-1.194153 -U'fxQ.f'f?l' fs .-H in jrgr ,La 'fig if , Md, '5 4, v if kg uh Q I it i I -Q E .E .A DORM PRESIDENTS. Cfrom lefty. Bruce Leeds, Debbie Miller Art Grossman, Doug Hill, Jay Lumsden, Margaret Patterson. fi' S fe ,F Qsik , s,s,,,ses I ' , . ,s.,s, .s - . -. Xt.t X 'A :W'?N'fl9lk fight N . , ig , ' a . Y 'xg Vit, u , bb--.. ' V s, Dorm decorations for Homecoming encouraged lively competition for trophies. Building the decorations usually was an all-dorm pro- ject that extended well into the wee hours of Friday night. WINTER FORMAL King and Queen: Tim Radford and Fredie Lederman. , A ' wild' A ? ft it 1 , N 1 ff Q ,, ,,.- A .k 1 Q - WW, A 'Z CIRCLE K iSeated, from lefty Bob Chase, Ed Kipp, Steve Henry, Dan Hurley. Standing: Steve Lenz, Jerry Neider, Dave Skinner, Neil Eisendrath, Jack Lee, John Lorne, Steve Greif, Fred Moss, Lester Yesnick, Tom Blanc, Joe Tomasello, Doug Hill, J ay Lumsden, Bob Rowe, Harry Anderson, Gary Sanmann. THE MEMBERS OF Circle K, Kiwanis International affiliate, headed by Edward Kipp and advisor Paul Beaver, directed and served at various school functions throughout the year. Circle K conducted a highly success- ful Blood Bank drive along with road rallies and car washes. They also set up for dances and were always around to clean up when needed. A 12 year old orphan from Greece is being supported by Circle K funds. The boys also gave the children at the State School a Christmas party, which was greatly appreciated. Miss Mary Kratochvil was crowned Circle K Sweetheart at the clubis annual Sweetheart Dance. Suds and elbow grease help Circle K raise cash for club projects of community service. 40 'S s 1 qi x . . ':-- 96: 5 . ' . Xi . a , X - ' , , ' - 'si 1- -a., gf ,N f - G '- f' w:.:'i,',:.: ay ' If 95,9332 P' - .f ' ' X lw f a' w J f as ., , . .yw f1?1m 1 .ffm mi - ' i 5 if? H: , -. V - . 5? W5 :ag ' . , 'Ht may 'f ?.wM . 5 fffif, ff ' :-. . ' 1 . A K . J , 3 , , 1632 30' EIKOSI KORAI ffrom lefty: Tonya Hudson, Tanya Payne, Debby Ritter, Judy Kline, Bonilie Paterson, Roberta Goldner, Penny Gianiotis, Melanie Watkins, Deborah Klieger, Dede Ralston, Gail Glodava, Carol Stahler, Cathy Duncan. UNDER THE WATCHFUL guidance of Mrs. Lynn Spellman, the girls of Eikosi Korai - Greek for 20 girls W have been up to much activity this past year. They served as hostesses at various functions on the Lincoln College campus. The EK girls have pitched in to assist their Circle K counterparts with car washes. They were there to help the Salvation Army put together a Christmas basket for a needy family in Lincoln. They put on their own dance and helped served punch at others. Officers were Penny Gianiotis, presidentg Tonya Hudson, vice-presidentg Carol Stahler, secretaryg Dede Ralston, treasurerg and Tanya Payne, board member. EK girls were always on hand to serve at school functions, especially at receptions at the Dooleys, where they poured punch and washed dishes when needed. iff - www? 1, FH if he 'Qu A ,,f , - !.,,-. list ' A 1 lf, . m Dennis Bair at the podium, along with Mrs. Molen, President Dooley, and the members of Phi Theta Kappa. PHI THETA KAPPA, the national honor fraternity for junior college scholarship, continued to recognize the outstanding students at Lincoln College. Under the direction of Mrs. Florence Molen, Phi Theta Kappa initiated the following new members at a dinner held in March: Kathleen Andrews, Peter Bishop, Thomas Cross, Theresa Durr, Gladys Dutz, Sandra Gass, Steve lsenstein, Kenneth Krueger, Jan Marche, Michael Morrell, Mary Quisenberry, Joseph Reichle, X aiis Gary Sparks, Warren Spector, Jane Stephens, Shari Stiebel, Mark Tebrugge, and David Thompson. In addition, 13 students were selected for inclusion in Who's Who in American Junior Collegesf' They were: Florence Agnew, John Cogswell, Tim McCorm- ick, Emil Baukert, Brian Dethlefsen, Beth Fine, Brenda Greenberg, Dallas Hensley, Michael Morrell, Sharel Pearlman, Jane Stephens, Charles Chase, and Winfield Surles. 3,1 I s .95 ,. fx i 1 UHURU CSeated, from leftjz Sharon Nelson, Steve Whetstone, Mel Yancey. Standing: Mrs. Pascale, advisor, Russ Kersey, Theo Sangster, Hattie Blackwell, Walter Knight, Galvin John- son, Harlan Stewart. TWO SPECIAL INTEREST clubs at LC this year were the Black Students CUHURUJ and the Young Republicans. Both had purposes intended to increase the participation of students in their cause. Uhuru, under the direction of Mrs. Ella Pascale and presidency of Steve Whetstone met to further the understanding of black students on a predominantly white campus. YR, presided over by Don Grafton, worked to promote political awareness, especially during this election year, toward the goals of the Republican party. Both clubs achieved a great deal of success in promoting their goals. zz . 5 Theo Sangster and Harlan Stewart, black athletes at LC, discuss their views with a Lincolnian reporter. YOUNG REPUBLICANS Cfrom leftj: Barb Nichols, Jeff Lash, Linda Vosburg, Jim Pouchot, Don Grafton, Margaret Patterson, Leo Wolf. C.s.a1I x '19 1 1 Tw frug- Vi ?-r'1'e 'Ng' -- if-ll' 1 if .. I I ' 4 Ti, if 4 rg '54 ff, ,-f ', :L f in ff: ,og afizvglfigwg is !i,wf11'? x fs ggi ' jug , K F -, 5? ' ' w..!' ' S A gif' 1' ' f ' . i s I1 if 1 if lx 5 w, , .ff X, ,, A ...an Scenes from Arms and the Man THE LINCOLN COLLEGE Players presented two plays for the fall semes- ter: Arms and the Manf' by Bernard Shaw, and HLook Back in Angerf' by John Olson. They were directed by Mr. Neal Newlon, with costume and makeup by Mrs. Connie DiLillo. The production of Trudi and the Minstrel for Childrens, Theatre was cancelled because of the fire. Since that time, there was some activity on a lim- ited basis with Mrs. DiLillo,s Lincoln College Readers, Theatre reading Blood Wedding, by Fredrico Garcia Lorca. The Living Theatre group. lk 1 af C Mrs. Molen with the Honors Day winners. Dean Carpenter congratulates Hattie Blackwell. HONORS DAY AWARDS were a feature of Mothers' Day Weekend. Top students won honors for: MADRIGALE MACONAGHIE McKEEVER AWARD - Mark Porteous, Carmel, Indiana. SAMUEL B. EVANS PRIZE - Michael Morrell, Pana. THE WILLIAM B. McKINLEY PRIZE - David DeBlois, Chicago. THE INTRAMURAL AWARD - for scholarship, character, participation and sports- manship - Richard Anderson, Lincoln. THE HODNETT AWARD - to the basketball player with the highest scholastic achievement - Tom Farnsworth, Lockport. THE KIWANIS AWARD Y to the varsity athlete with best free throw percentage - Rick Sellers, San Jose. MOST VALUABLE PLAYER AWARD - Carl Jenkins, Decatur. AMERICAN LEGION AWARD - to student deemed to most nearly typify the ideals of American citizenship - Timothy McCormick, Lincoln. LORD BADEN-POWELL AWARD - to student who most nearly exemplifies the highest ideals of the Boy Scouts of America - Dallas Hensley, Libertyville. DOW JONES AWARD - to the student who has achieved the highest standards in his study of Economics - William Rogers, Lincoln. ROY CLAPPER AWARD - to the best sophomore student in the business field of academic work - David DeBlois, Chicago. ALEX GORDON AWARD - to the graduating student in business with the best academic record - John Cogswell, Lincoln. DAUGHTERS OF FOUNDERS AND PATRIOTS OF AMERICA AWARD - to the student having the best record in history - Gladys Dutz, Lincoln. DAUGHTERS OF AMERICAN REVOLUTION - to the student with best record in American History - Carlton Marcus, Dundee. WILLIAM LEWIS McKEEVER AWARD - To the graduating student who best demonstrates meritorious achievement in Mathematics - Michael Morrell, Pana. EARL AND PEARL McKEEVER AWARD - to the student who best demonstrates meritorious achievement in Science - Emil Baukert, Brookfield. WILLY DAUBNER AWARD - to the best student in Chemistry or Physics - Joseph Reichle, Lincoln. ALBERTA FOX P.E.O. - best freshman girl English student - Jan Marche, Lincoln. ADELIA NIEBUHR STICKEL AWARD - to student with outstanding achievement in English - Winfield Surles, Nashotah, Wisconsin. LORRAINE MACONAGHIE MORROW AWARD - to graduating student who best demonstrates meritorious achievement in Literature-Joumalism - Scott Schwessinger, Brookfield, Wisconsin. MARCIA STEWART BROOKS AWARD - for creative writing - James Frisch, Normal. THE SPEECHIDRAMA AWARD - David Spencer, Woodstock and Robert Martin, Chicago. BEST ACTOR AWARD - Jane Stephens, LaGrange Park. CORAL BONNELL MACONAGHIE AWARD - to student with best achievement in music - Martin Biviano, Cortland, New York. ALTA CHARLES McKEEVER PRIZE - to student with meritorious achievement in Art - David Carlson, Springfield. CREATIVE ARTS AWARD - Martin Biviano,Cort1and, New York and David Carlson, Springfield. ELIZABETH HENSLEY AWARD - for most cooperative women's dormitory student - Hattie Blackwell, Bedford Hills, New York. DYSART LOGAN MACONAGHIE PRIZE - to the student making the most notable improvement in scholarship during two years of study - Mark Porteous, Carmel, Indiana. KING V. HOSTICK AWARD - to student outstanding in Lincoln studies - Allene Feldman, Skokie. CIRCLE K AWARD 5- for outstanding college and community service - Tonya Hudson, Westfield, N.J. ' Mr. Danner awards Joe Reichle the chemistry honors. 1 L, i ' Z. ,,., wi fv ' v I., J X X If F' 1 I , , 'ex ll 3 9 ' W . M N-fL X S. 4 , ff 5 ...W ' .- .s wi. 1 1 . in Some of the WFLC radio staff, which operated as an FM station at the dormitories on a reasonably regular schedule. The station featured music and interviews of campus personalities. Ernest J. Schweit, youlre on the air. Winter Seminar met to discuss student topics during the Intersession. Among their success- ful ideas was the Black Symposium. Members Cfrom leftlz Elaine Miller, Bob Rowe, Tonya Hudson. P --v ',, 47 ' f l X , -4 x ,A M 'rl ?'i ii,il E 5 .Q x 1 -5' 5. ,.I',,I ,f- ,Z X 5 .1 K 9 1 W WIND ENSEMBLE performing at Commencement: Members were Flute Tom Blanc Clarinets Sandra Gass Vicki Crow Andrew Wohler. Alto Sax - Alan Curl. Tenor Sax - Marty Blvlano Trumpets Dennis Stoll Leslie H1ld Paul Bruketa Kent Wyckoff, French Horn - William Cossaboon. Trombone - William Peters Baritone Robert Pratt Bass Mike DeMots Percussion Y George Ecklund, James Pouchot, Kimberly Streenz. MR. DAN OBERHOLTZER had his many musical groups in a multitude of pies this past year. First, in the summer came the LC Culture Tour of Europe, in which a select student unit visited England, France, Germany, Austria, Italy, and Switzerland. They gave a number of concerts as well as did a good deal of sightseeing. The band and choir presented a concert of sacred and other serious music first semester, then a pop concert was presented second semester. They were also on hand at both Parents' Weekend and Mothers, Day. Chamber Singers, who are a small audition group picked from the choir, performed, while the applied music majors offered two recitals. 5 F H., XIX .NNNMN CHOIR CFront row, from Ieftl: D. David, S. Bardo, S. Zettel, P. Karas, D. Cross, J. Kline, R. Richardson, T. Sousa, W. Siet, I. Simon, director Mr. Dan Oberholtzer. Second row: L. Gambach, L. Coombs, T. Burns, J. Hamburg, T. Payne, C. Donnan, S. Serritella, J. Nusbaum, D. Winters, L. Vosburgh, A. Liles. Third row: B. Smith, C. Duncan, J. Tuttle, T. Hudson, B. Greenberg, P. Gianiotis, C. Stahler, J. Smith, C. Fabiszak, D. Leff, K. Lorentz. Top row: G. Ecklund, M. Biviano, J. Lorne, L. Grimsley, P. Bruketa, J. Lovett, B. Cossaboon, B. Peters, D. Love, D. McGaughey, B. Chase, B. Rowe, P. Ackerman. Accompanist: Ed Kirshner. ' 49 .mums CHAMBER SINGERS: Cfrom lefty T. Hudson, P. Ackerman, C. Duncan, L. Grimsley, D. Winters, S. Serritella, B. Chase, D. McGaughey, J. Tuttle, J. Lovett, J. Nusbaum, B. Greenberg, W. Siet. Seated: E. Kirshner. 50 Accompanist Cathy Bock M 'fa A s 5 4 , .N JT 'f .V f a 1 X 7, Summer Tour 1968. fFront, from lefty Connie Dragovich, Jim Brown, Dee Winters, Laurel Schaefer, Steve Roach, Hedy Heise, Sue Leggett, Jim Goldthorpe, Sally Zettel, Lucy Lamond, Phil Ackerman. Back row: Rick Hiatt, Bill Peters, Jeff Boehm, Marge Patterson, Trudi Patterson, Judy Stahlberg, Joyce Tuttle, Tonya Hudson, Holly Greenfield, Lori Cannon, John Lorne. Y 51 F , , nm wa Ww- 2 f'-1 2 If 3 , , Y 452 5 A 1 1,-,f an Q -, ,., A . MA Wwniyi , 3 , 5 3' 5 f 3 7 . 3 , jf, fy yi , ' f ff M slit Was l 5' '- , , A , f i. ff A fi Z ' 64 iff, f ,IW ,f V!! H jf! BILL PORRITT - Lynx All American PACED BY ALL AMERICAN Bill Porritt and star freestyler John Curran, the swimming team, in its first year of varsity competition, won the state title and placed nationally. Coach Paul Fields molded an outstanding team in his initial effort as the swimmers compiled a 5-1 mark, losing only to four-year college Knox in dual meet competi- tion. Porritt won a pair of national titles, the 100 and 200 yard back- stroke events, and placed in the medley, while Curran won points in the 50 and 100 yard freestyle. In addition Tom Boyd and Mike Seieroe teamed with Curran and Porritt to place in the 400 yard freestyle event. John Mueller, Dave DeBlois, and Doug McGaughey also won points in the state meet, where the Lynx beat out seven junior colleges for the title. ,, . W' QQ- yi, , A f ff E 351, ff X . , f fx ,,, ' W, J, if VARSITY SWIMMING Cfrom lefty Bob Heidorn, Pat Summers, John Mikels, Dave DeB1ois, Doug McGaughey, Mike Seieroe, John Curran, Coach Paul Fields, Bill Porritt, John Mueller, Tom Boyd, Don Williams, John Drott, Matt Salomone. 'Nursing iam. ML, , f- '- b 'Ulf' awry HW- ' . .. . ., ,yi-1-vw... h,,?1jL'u ,,mn .ga awww aw 5 al -Q1 iiQ il lzlaili .Wlili .ii .rs 'z-:il . I-I-ll '- nun! ' rllm , , gs-at .uh-.givul . 'xwlli :fuss- : 4 , 4 1 - A ', 11 um .dna Emil! N- ' - Aw' Q 3' .xxx Q ,H - 2f?,Qf'kgw,M,- Back from the Nationals, Coach Qiiwyi' Fields and his swimmers proudly y, display their hardware 5- ffwrzmww, ' MW , ' lG.lh W wg, Ma W 1 wa V N 1, A :mf ,Q Nine down, 31 to go in a gruelling distance free style event. MQW' ' .. Lynx swimmers put on an exhibition medley relay race at the Mother's Day swim show xg Dhif' ' an la if 'ef 4 .., 'jeff -yu ,4 . 4, sw. . Q 'ha - .' im . , , Q' K qw ,s ,- .if Q' I ' !.,Q.r2. r n 2 .. .1 ,,f.,,,w , - .A1f fQa'igsas. a..- W ii n gf TMR! ' ,iw .-I .X fi fi. 19 ry, 27 ' M ,Wim 42 wwf W T . ff' W I fx e 7 'fy W ' aff CROSS COUNTRY Cfrom leftjt Bob Reed, Tom Shea, Dave Bogden, Dallas Hensley, John Arends, Skip Gold. as X , -l .. f 9 4' SL! .M By fx, fl X M w. WITHOUT MUCH CHANCE to really show their stuff , the varsity cross country team was content to run mainly for experience. Composed of two ex- perienced runners and most of the soccer team, the harriers did well in meets against Danville and Lakeland Junior Colleges. Running the three mile course was a rugged task for the team, which never seemed to find adequate practice time. With a growing interest in running, however, the Lynx hope to improve in the future for the boys who donlt plan to die of bad breath. ZW elim ,Q fi ' .-f ,,- :f- .M fa , ' , Y ' f, - .- 1 .- ff ,. Mm. Aff . 2 - . , s 2 .p Q fa- af 1 - V -' -ffl f',ff'in f--V '- .Carl -f' ' . , ' . 45 ,210 F Ai' Q 4 . ,P kk, lg, J Y, 4. A ,,, , Q' ' 2,1 wen ,3 W ' VW fn ff .41 7 2 ff V f . f f , , in . it f'f', ' , , W .mp , f - g , - .f . ,, A i , W P' i ' -1, 4 , V ,Jian 1 . mv! f if if 1 1 w Cyyjig ., , ff Q S 4 ' W' 4 x f, A ff: . , ., -f f 7JY ,Vx7WxA.ag1Z in f M., V, is , Q nw! Kia! ff r ks, f ' i 'M 1 nfw av , 1 if 4 ff. ' .eq , 1 ., fl 5. I diy 15, , ,' Q A shi Q z,33'f5+:a,. Q xK,,..a,' - , I? 4 wfw'W'f2'f'Q4-A H-we 4-ffl w'.'f'A t. aww- eff 2- am., za - Z' 'Will M7 ' ., . ' rf ' J V .C ymw. I I . v h Z 'ry I-' ' Q'-5-'Q ' ma' W ' W., , f. , , ,.....vvv'1 -- . ...f. rx, . W , . 1 f H - tv 'M me -xr ,.. .kwa ,fi ti.,-,,,,-' f- . if-, , ,... .. ' '- 'DMM 1: 'i-fx .ff K. , A -.. f- , ,fa-3 -4-francs.-1 V., - , . . - ., -..gg-I 1-.-'- - - M . . ' f - -uf Q. .reef :hi-.2 't,:w '- - ' ' 'f ' ,V '- 3 -5. - ' gc - ' 19 ,g'ig4.,,,L K M . 5. -as , -Q-fy ,-qv. 4 an. - a ' ' 'ta --f 92 s,-- f I I ru I' 1 1 C., ,. ' f ri f I , f 09' if 2 Q, x ,I , , ,Q I XX XA N 1 fi -,, I N Q 4 - .,' ,, X . , ' Y ',,. . x ,T 4, SOCCER LETTERMEN Cfrom leftJ: John Arends, Dallas Hensley, Tom Shea Doug Hill, Coach Andy Lindstrom. IT WAS A DISMAL YEAR AT LC for the boys who boot the ball around. Soccer spent a miserable fall with an 0-8-1 record, eking out a single tie game with Kendall College at Homecoming. Early the team looked promising, with good matches against Northern Illinois, Ken- dall, Shimer, and Springfield YMCA, but a lack of scoring punch and downhearted play brought on disaster. Soccer in 1969 will probably be played on a club basis. it , ,,7.V,, f 1 if f' 1 ., . 4 , , 1 , t ,4 - I fy . 4 WU ' ' 2 .Q ' '. Z. , . ' - 7 f ,W , p , 0 .41 I f r f , 0 I? .Q Q p 04753 if i , wa . Z u' ' ff f X f, , , , 1' as Q I 'fffff 'A W f k iw i fd Q W 4' . 'f ' f VM W... My A 1, , V' V , , , A ,bf K j ,, f Xhilw, ,.,5,a-2 HJ 1, ,. , , ' I W - ' . 6 ' ' . 73 71 Fran' ,542 ' f:ff, . ,f f' 1+ 1 f, W ,,,,W,i, , , Wi f , - 1 Q A ' .1 ., ,,r 'W'7 2f ' f,,,. , iff, V ,pw , - 191 ,H 2.4. 1: V ' fag, J' , ,ZW , V, J ' uf , if f vm ,, f . fungal '41 -' 2 J, .Y -. ,NNW -' 4,,,- Wfgf' 3 sf. , I W' M Center fullback Jim Little tights off a sally at the Lynx goal. Time out for a breather and kind Words from the coach. ' X , , 1. 6 vm fi, . rv L C f y ID , QR, ...Em The end of another hard day for Tom Shea. 56 Jim Little goes high into the air to head away a shot aimed at goalie Tulio Braz. fl P is , MK 'Q G ' 'A' ,ia ., ,oe if 33 5. Forward John Accorsi puts a header to the feet of Russ Rahn as the Lynx go on the attack A l1tt1e game of follow the leader flnds John Arends out front Doug H111 and Jeff Gray next IH lme ? aw f W M5 1 M ,W f f . 'V -g wp A 9 I P 1 Q , Y sf Q ' LINEULNQ JHLIJ Rstirtu urute iutn aqrvuln K y T , . 5 ff V, gi , -f,, VARSITY BASKETBALL first row, from leftjz Oliver Turner, Rick Sellers, Melvin Yancey, Tom Farnsworth, Theo Sangster, Carl Jenkins. Second row: Mgr. Martin Cash, Steve Chase, Harlan Stewart, Harris Cohen, Chuck Combs, Rick Blue, Doug Etienne, Pete Antrim, Coach Tom Zurkammer. THREE LETTERMEN and a pair of fine freshman performers led the Lynx to a 14-13 season record for rookie Coach Tom Zurkammer. Carl Jenkins, unanimous all state selection, and Ollie Turner and Tom Farnsworth were the vets, while jumping Mel Tom, you have to take the open shot OK gang, nothing to it. when they drop off. 403810 Y Yancey and slim Rick Sellers sparkled as yearlings. Off the bench came Theo Sangster, Rick Blue, Chuck Combs and Harlan Stewart for the Lynx who bid well to move into the powerhouse ranks in the near future under dynamic Tom Z. Now we're ready to catch them with the big press. of air. Nice job, Mel Take a breath alba. That man, Carl Jenkins, moves past a Rick Sellers pick on his way to two more Lynx points. l ' FOR THE RECORD LYNX OPP 79 Yancey, Ala. 92 Springfield 66 76 Pensacola, Fla 102 Waubonsee 70 105 Winston Churchill 91 Joliet 86 99 Kaskaskia 72 Bradley Frosh 98 61 Burlington, Iowa 97 Carl Sandburg 85 94 Danville 87 Lincolnland' 69 78 Springfield 86 Illinois Valley 83 83 Spoon River 78 Spoon River 85 66 Robert Morris 96 Winston Churchill 104 72 Thornton 77 Danville 84 88 Joliet 81 Vincennes 107 90 Kaskaskia 83 TOURNAMENT CREGIONALSJ 63 Perkinston, Miss. 78 86 Blackhawk East 59 Perkinston, Miss. 94 74 Illinois Valley How can that referee possibly make a lt's looking better, but you never know call like that in my gym. how long this 20 point lead can last. Nice job, Coach, nothing to it. -N 'Q 7 . L V , f XM fl !' jun.-f ,iff yi V1 I f su, wr f J fdfff ,,. ng 'QRS X fl if 4- ,fv-.11 vi W9 Vfex 55 um, Hmmm I 62 'fi 4 my ,,,. z: ?X f ff YZ I Z, ,,, fl ,V f - f fa 42? 5 ' j' , ,.,Y- X I 1,,,,,,a,a A I Tom Arens blasts out of a sand trap. HIGHLIGHTING AN impressive golf season was a sudden death playoff with eventual state championship Danville. Captain Art Grossman, Dennis Frary, and Bob Hurwitz all scored in the 70's, with Grossman the medalist. In regional play the Lynx finished 12th, while winning two triangular meets during the season and taking tenth place in the Mac Murray Invitational. Tony Keller hangs a short putt on the lip. Captain Art Grossman concentrating on the green From left: Tom Arens, Tony Keller, Bob Hurwitz, Art Gross- man. Also on team: Dennis Frary, Steve Chase, and Ken Kosick. 4qll' ,QR CWA. fl up - VARSITY BASEBALL fFirst row, from leftl Doug H111 Tom Farnsworth John Accorsr B111 Buban Dave Baughman Bart Kavruck Theo Sangster, Jack Abroscat. Second row: Gus Vollmer Skip Gold Frank Glas John Sallas Ernie Scarpelh Dale Quinn Tom Gee Neal Kaufman, Coach Chuck Lindstrom. Missing Jeff Gray AFTER A SLOW START, the Lynx baseball team rallied to an impressive second place finish in the Region IV tournament play. Behind the pitching of Ernie Scarpelli and Tom Gee, the hitting of Theo Sangster and Tom Farnsworth, the fielding of Dave Baughman, Skip Gold, and the rest of the squad, LC won three straight tournament games before narrowly losing to Wright, 3-2, for the state title. Although the team finished with a losing record, mainly on the strength of an early Southern tour for conditioning, they put on a fine show in the clutch for local fans. The loss of Dale Quinn and Jack Abroscat to ineligibility also hurt, although Frank Glas came on to play some good second place. All in all, it was a surprisingly good season for a team that looked a little short of talent when competition began in March. Theo Sangster ready to step into a delivery in the annual alumni-varsity game at Home- coming. 1 .45 3 ,, .. - in 0 'l F 1 l ' N ' - , ,. . , wAl,:giv'W1 F 'Ny V -- f H, - 3, U' Yi -as 5 - wr- f 'ifwalfsszrff-an . Q u 141' -Q . J 4 I , .as ff -f' 7 Q swf' . . I v,' L 6 . , . Z4 O ...man-' X M A ,, .ap 4- 1 N x so A w,-- - ..n 'Z.g, H.. TQ Wir -1 4 ,f 1 mf 6 W ' 5 5 , 1 ,. ,.,,:e: A, . , . lm , F -' f ww X Z X, MQWW fmwiiiil .Q G, all-,aw 4 .', Q, uf' lu, jx ' Awfii ,. - 1, 2' 3'Y'flit:MgTiF, .f f FOR THE RECORD THEO SANGSTER AND Tom Farnsworth led the baseball Lynx to a second place finish in the Region IV championships despite a 10-19 season record. Sangster was the leading hitter at .35 5, had most doubles, triples, and homers. Farnsworth led in runs, runs batted in, and assists in the field. Skip Gold and John Accorsi each stole nine bases, while Gold was charged with one season error. Ernie Scarpelli was top pitcher with 82 innings and 5-5 recordg Tom Gee was ERA leader with 3.04. Five Lynx hit over .3002 Gus Vollmer, Sangster, Scarpelli, John Sallas, and Farnsworth. , lr , ...v 4 'z I n N '-.. 5 i f twig.- I X , W , ' 4 1 , , Q A l Ji i ll , .4 L' Q if r . mi . 5 9 ,mills - .',. fa I 1' -'1 .f ., . .J ' f7l1 v-f J 'ww .. I r f xy 'iv' 111 A--xlyx' i nnoaullw' ' ' ,, rr. , I X L Y , ,ff ,f wgwa Ira. ..,m -. s ff 4 fy Vic Tuchman shaxpens his volleying. THIS YEAR'S EDITION of the tennis Lynx had an undefeated season with a win-loss record of 4-O. The team took victories twice over Meramec and Belleville. Coached by Tom Zurkammer, the tennis team was led by three returning lettermen: Tom Olson, Vic Tuchman, and Dave Kops. Joining this trio was Lester Yesnick. In the state meet, held at Lincoln, the varsity did not fare as well as last year's champions, dropping out in the tirst round. 5 Tom Olson snaps a back hand. Dave Kops working the baseline eq, lf - f ws 4 ' . f ef' x f .f-f . I 'b in 'L .7 .rf A -s: ' Q v. L 'af-A' I lla Si? X Kill IM BOXING CHAMPS: Standing: Referee Chuck Lindstrom, Tim Carlson, John Accorsi, Carl Jenkins, IM director Jay Schloemer. Cfrom leftj Kneeling: Bill Buban, John Sallas. OFF CAMPUS was an easy victor in the IM race this year, taking the crown in all three major sports, football, basket- ball and baseball. In addition, Rich Anderson was chosen as the outstanding IM performer of the year. Jay Schloemer ran a complete program of intramural activities, with representatives from every dorm, off campus, and commuters taking part. Boxing probably was the most popular spectator sport, with water polo a close second. .5 9 'Q sk,-kristi 'X il .xx A - 'I'-rr 9. 3. IM football saw Off Campus I take the title, with plenty of action and lots of outstanding football talent on display. 0 L IN f 5 E X N47 Q s I ',. - V Q, . ,Q , S 16 - IH Mike Bramucci of the champion Off Campus team throws up a flashly little hook shot. Dick Love's great effort is in vain on this shot. The winning IM softball team, Off Campus, proudly pose for their champion- ship picture. is N -,s M S54 fs W , , I ! pq- 'Q' Carl Jenkins, heavyweight titlist, gets advice between rounds from his handler Ollie Turner, as judge Paul Fields ponders. Ernest J. SChWelt photographer and journalist supreme. wt R aw, 5 as u s , W gray? IM water polo brought out the beast in combat, as the ball floated gently away. W. Y yah-typ ,fb , MW, .Q .wry A '11, - Q 9 M Q 'X , 1 Q y , K' ff ' A ,435 ,, Qi We .vw ff? Y, I Q , , V K A .. , .. 'f', A A ,YQ ' Q r fa 4 ' H 'r QW. Q9 I Qrqagnxw - xx I , r I t af ggi? ,N ' . W 9' V2 ' l , ,f if ,f4?j's.iyy . KYw.a 1 fir 2 lg f kr 1' Y, Q ., , 0 we ,I . ,X ,Q l,y, My 71 . 1.7, V gall E35 efsenlaiieif '- 'lf I I f E i 5 ,MN 5 F ug? h h 1 V, s N' 4 A W... N...,,.,.w s MMM ' 'M .e Nw N Where Did They Go, Those Days of Wine and Roses? G! .jx Sophomore Class N, TUV 5 'N-A s...,,.G, CLASS OFFICERS Emil Baukert, president Tonya Hudson, vice president JACK ABROSCAT PHILIP ACKERMAN ANTHONY ALONZI Piscataway, N. J. Indianapolis, Ind. Glenview I H p . 'Qi' N 1 if A .Q , fe... Jw- 5 ,. l. ' 1 lil: if-.ff 'vid ,Y I I a If I , fl I has I S 1 vi I I DIANE AGNEW CVaIedictorianj Lincoln 9 Nv- + I I , R 4 I, .1 i J , f iii.. . 52, 5 1 'V Z fm W-wr , 7 ' ' X f ,A A V' ' j 1 5 fi DAVID BAUGHMAN Lathrop Village, Mich. EMIL BAUKERT Brookfield MARTIN BIVIANO Cortland, N. Y. THOMAS BOYD Downers Grove NAOMI BRESS Wilrnette BRAD BRODERSON Rocky River, Ohio ROMAN BROTZ Kohler, Wisc. ALLEN BROWER Chicago NANCY BROWN LaGrange F, 5 yi 4 ey W Za f fm . M , ,f,, .M K ' ..,, I- i 5 ,,,v -. Tv wglra: sf ' ' m J I Sophomores JAMES ANDERSON Winnetka JAMES ANDERSON Libertyville JOHN ARENDS Sycamore BRENT AUMAN Rockford DENNIS BAIR Elkhart HOWARD BARN ETT Chicago W f if 1' X wytr I My 5' Z, al X N , I 4 gf Y if X new I I I 1, X ' I, I , ,,,,, , ,- aa si Sophomores 1, if xg ,. ' as ,J y Q' 'M Q, ' fb Q4 9 ,,,. 'i 1 , Xi? is as .M -.A CAROLYN BIKAI Lincoln HARVEY BURKIN Chicago SUE CALVERT Brookfield DAVID CARLSON Springfield CHARLES CHASE Oshkosh, Wisc. STEVEN CHASE Louisville, Ky. i v hx. ,f 'wr ii , N I f P f , I 2 Z 4 .E ' M ma, f ,W ' li WW 7 L WM, , Q. ia! 49? as is-v i. V N iv 1 f r lp , 4. 5 , f , ,.,, KAREN CLOUD DePere, Wisc. JOHN COGSWELL Lincoln PAMELA COHAGEN Birmingham, Mich. LESLIE COOMBS Millville, N. J. SANDY COSS Baughberg, Indiana DONNA CROSS Glen Ellyn MICHAEL CUNDAHL Cincinnati, Ohio JOHN CURRAN Wilmette BRADLEY DANEMAN Troy, Ohio ff 9 .-tb 4' 1 W , fy vm V Z Q ? if iff, ' MICHAEL DOYLE Palos Heights DONALD DRUM Milwaukee, Wisc. ROBERT ENGH Deerfield LAWRENCE EVANS Winchester THOMAS FARNSWORTH Lockport ALLENE FELDMAN Skokie BETH FINE Carterville CHARLES FRANZ Wheaton RUTH GERTSMAN Chicago ur If f X .af W3 K ll A 'qv 1,6 x f Q V7 fl 112' , ,f 442' I 0 '77 T, ff f f 1 1 -- ,449 W , 27 1 ,fi 11? f fl W me fi V W J if W1 , , 'fffff ,,l. , hmmm.-y if Sophomores PENNY GIANIOTIS Bedford, Ohio EDWARD GILLILAND Chicago CHERYL GLENS Oak Lawn . if . A A . 'M GAIL GLoDovA , Glen Rock, N. J. aala , HAROLD ooLD Plainfield, N. J. HARVEY GOLDSTEIN Far Rockaway, N. Y. ,f .I 'af QQ wh ,I fy' ff - 4 , 'f ,if 0 Sf f 067, WV ,X cf ' . cf i- ' Q f, f f, f V , 12 f-ww., f. Q fy, ' ,X ff 1 'raw-.fc ,iz e 1 . 1 l . 1 ' I 7 f Wa f' , , f f f W If fi z DONALD GRAFTON Milwaukee, Wisc. BRENDA GREENBERG Mt. Vernon LARRY GRIMSLEY Lincoln ARTHUR GROSSMAN Milwaukee, Wisc. KARAS HALL Morton DOUGLAS HAMMEL Summit, N. J. DOUGLAS HANNAH Muncie, Indiana VERA HARKIN Birmingham, Mich. DOUGLAS HILL Pleasant Ridge, Mich. J X., Ln'- 17 ,J ' 'L ia, , ,, 4 ff ' W X ala- ' 'N is ef, 3 wr ,4 '- V FN P N if I A Q Ns- fu xref 1 u P I ca. mvnnwwf , 49, bi' ff S' WFS: Q2 ' f . ff ' 7 , ,,, A . I , ff I . 1. if' . ,. ' f , 1 , ag iw. , f 1? 'Qhprmf y, ff f I r I ...- SUSAN ISAACSON Lincolnwood DEBORAH JACKMAN Chicago ANTHONY KELLER Bloomington RICK KELLER Bloomington ROGER KEYT Joliet YOUNG KIM Decatur EDWARD KIPP Libertyville MARK KLASS Rock Island JUDY KLINE Dayton, Ohio Wei? qua.. ,..,. wp., Sophomores STEVEN HENRY Chicago DALLAS HENSLEY Libertyville RICHARD HIATT Beecher DAVID HINZE Wheaton ERIK HOV Bloomingdale, N. J. JAMES HUFSCHMIDT Milwaukee, Wisc. df! .I 'itil A M. 1 ru xy nf '2., if 429' M M fa. ,il If i f 45 a fa-1 ' X 1 47' f , ti wh QW, www if f W. A 0, f il ff , , C' WWQ KU , ,W ,. , A . M FM? K ' NFB!! it wg: Q' , I i 1 i Sophomores ,. Q , f-'15 DAVID KoPs A ax' y sg, .R Milwaukee, Wisc. KENNETH KOSICK Chicago MARILYN KRATOCHVIL Oak Lawn MIYOKO KUNO Nagoya, Japan HARRY LACKN ER Chicago RONALD LATTIN Skokie Lx M4 a 47: xi In I I X 4.1 ' W' 1 X 1' law I x I y pw X' Q in ., f , 5, 5, i. . I f I o e ' l N mm, ag iv , 4auw.,..,,, Y I 1 I ' f f f ' W. , ,J 2 f 1 ff ,, ,, 'fi mf, W Q f ,,, ff Q M f ,Z Wg Zi Wa a X ff , fa, - M W ff f 4 A - ' 0 4 V ' f ,WX 6 A DAVID LEFF Muncie, Indiana SUE ELLEN LEGGETT Indianapolis, Ind. JOSHUA LIMON Chicago JAMES LOHNES Normal JOHN LORNE Birmingham, Mich. JAY LUMSDEN Bay Village, Ohio CHERYL LUPTON Lakewood, Ohio RICK LUSTER Chicago MARY MCCARTHY Elmhurst 'Wi N ,, ,, . ,Q f ., cv, 's-gf: , X 9 I a I 1 Q 'W' X .V ffjsqir 4 if - . xi, 9 wfg, Z f ! A I .. , ir.,,, PAUL MEHL 335 Z' W Danvers 'V W 'K MICHAEL MEYER New Holland g 'A' ' JOHN MIKELS X' , 4, ,,'- f ,,.. I .4 W. ' Decatur f THOMAS MITCHELL 0X Sophomores STEPHEN MCCLOSKEY Springfield, Va. ROBERT MCELVANY Bloomington WILLIAM MCGAUGHEY Decatur BRAD MARQUARDT Manito ROBERT MARTIN Chicago I STEVEN MAYO Akron, Ohio Qwgx nUu..,.Y-f MTN Gan'-. ,, ,f x , 4. . -- .I if ff, ,. , , ill :L ' 'nf if We I New Milford,Conn WX MICHAEL MORRELL K' , I -' Pana 2 xi A59 scoTT MoRR1soN 'Wil' ' Rockford A f REED O'BEAR Lincoln Ig TIMOTHY o'GRADY i,,i:i Rocky River, Ohio BAMBI OKUBA . Chicago cig ,ic g I' I ' 'A' ' , i, r 7' 4 f f I ' 2-LM ' --wx, I in A 9 f '44 . 54. , f f . V ' T' 3 ' ui A .52 4 5, g' W 'fr H as-pi R dx .ga : if sw: - 1 as.-sv' ' '- ' ff' Z if 2' Sophomores THOMAS OLSON Waukegan WILLIAM O'ROURKE Floral Park, N. Y. I I if-T Mule Q? K 1 .fg 1 11 'X ,' NANCY ORR Western Springs I I I MARGARET PATTERSON W A South Holland A TANYA PAYNE if 5, , X Clanori lu 'W 'M M A CAROLYN PECH Lincoln M f 'I - ,Q 4 VVV, JAMES PETERS , AW? A ' OakPark A., I A, -A A WILLIAM PETERS A I 'W '93 W G1 b 1 I a es urg NEIL PILSBURY ff' j , Q jp -135, ,Zi .,,l, A, I Lemom Mil :TTT STUART PINKWATER Lincolnwood MARK PORTEOUS 1 I ff 1 I WA ,,4....... if ff N X 2 Carmel, Indiana WILLIAM PORTER Manhassett, N. Y. ROBIN PRATT Sandusky, Ohio BRUCE QUINN Waukegan DALE QUINN Lansing Lg,- Q.,-...hu NJ Q, '2'w 1 D 41+ J' 1 1 41, 1 p ny ,,. on if V I . G V V , l y l 1, 77517 1 I ! Y ROBERT RUNCIMAN Indianapolis, Ind. SHELLY SALO LaGrange DEAN SANDVEN Chesterfield , Missouri I v l l Fl 'I ERNEST SCARPELLI Norridge I WILLIAM SCHROEDER Elmhurst MARY SCHUENEMANN Fox Lake 3- L I I SCOTT SCHWESSINGER I Brookfield., Wise. TERRENCE SEMRAU Wood Dale J SUSAN SERRITELLA , Oak Park l I Sophomores RUSS RAHN Lansing DOROTHY RALSTON Granville, Ohio KIM RENDLESON Middletown, R. I. FRANK REUWER South Bend, Indiana ROGER RINCK Hinsdale CLAIRE ROTHSCHILD Chicago 1 J ' C M , W -f'. 1 ,, ,,., Q-'.l ,,5N ! if .ga ..,,,. ,,,. , V! I vv, If f - I l. li. V W A ,,. i,'?'f. ' gm ,few 1 3 A A S 1 - W W? wg up , y, ' W ,E 'tit I X ,, , , A 1 V ,,4,,, ..- I ,.,,,,,, ,S ,,,, ' I- ,,,. , f' --A 2'2, IAH , :Q D . I If ali? It A if at 5 9 ,,,..: .1 , . if my ' ',.Wi', ...,, X' ' 2 EX ' -f , i I i a ,I 3 Sophomores THOMAS SHEA Mountain Lakes, N. J. DAVID SKINNER Cleveland, Ohio TIMOTHY SLATTERY Deerfield KENNETH SOUDAN Glenview V DAVID SOUREN Summit, N. J. ANTIONETTE SOUSA Palo Alto, Calif. . V I fl Mm ' Klrw' Ph YV N K ww -A tw I.. 'w vw Www f ,Wx ' 1 if me ,Q V , , . ,. , A-U 9' S? .em - 1 A 5 1 .fn- ,5m., if 41' U L Jn f 'N .4 X H' ' , 1? 3 Y 4 f Wim Nw I 1 f 1 ' f f,! W ff 1 z F ff X P' 7 fx MQW , , X 1 V Wv,',, , X W 4 if 1. I Q. yn... v DAVID SPENCER Woodstock JAMES SPRINGER Mount Prospect PEGGY STABLES Evanston CAROL STAHLER Polo JANE STEPHENS LaGrange Park MARY STOHL Sun Prairie, Wisc WENDAHL TING Hong Kong CRAIG TOMAS Chicago JOSEPH TOMASELLO Chicago ,MZ 2 4. fwxx ..-iQ f ' . WZ. if Eggs, I - .,,w .., 1' f. , I , I 4 ' ' ' 1 , . W ma V Ifxf , ,f 'lkwfx 'Uf. ', -.dx I -N' 1 ,... Mn-. . 'f 'f ' 1... .T Ti '- , ,.,,...f' I M Qzfmzf f 9. 6 we Eifgf A ff A Z TIMOTHY WEBSTER Evanston MICHAEL WEINER Chicago PAUL WEISEMANN Glen Ellyn LAWRENCE WEYHRICH Elkhart STEPHEN WHETSTONE Plainfield, N. J. RICHARD WILLIAMS Havana RICHARD WILLIAMS Wilmette MARTHA WINDCHY Chicago PAUL WINOKUR Chicago 7 , W :gl U I E 'Z , W ff - ,.,.V - -if-' V . 4 . f rf . W bf. I k , ii if X... 4 2 if 1 .- 7 fl! V. if wr 4 I .M ,fi ,, , ,, ff an ,I lf., f M W I Z' Sophomores PETER TROTTER Lincolnwood NANCY TUCKETT Rockford VICTOR TUCKMAN Kalamazoo, Mich. J AY TYRRELL Old Greenwich, Conn. GUSTAVO VOLLMER Caracas, Venezuela THOMAS WALDRON Chicago 'U' ff 'JJl'- ff N - ff? -v 1-. S op homores Y A V ? ,lf RICHARD FREEMAN 5-'X -,,-:R '-I Hubbard woods , X ' , ,L LESLIE WOLF K -1-A f , ,M New Y0fk,N,Y. ' '52 JUDY WORSEK t X . i . 'Z N ' Chicago Q A 41 l f' ' Cincinnati, Ohio BEVRA YOUNG iii A i - Rochester, N. Y. Q, 'W i' SALLY ZETTEL , L Cincinnati, Ohio 1 ji A 1 Probably the top spot on campus was the Student Union, for a quick smoke between classes. 1 ? M Freshman Class JG MK-vc 4' 4 x X 1 f JNL A ,,.- S6 1 -- S CLASS OFFICERS Michael Scannell, President Hattie Blackwell, Secretary Timothy Carlson, Vice President 8 1 PETER ANTRIM f f' sf' YQ 3 -- Hs, C vs Racine, Wisc. LARRY ADAMS Decatur N A--' Aj sri, . 1 X , A 4, HARRY ANDERSON Arlington Heights LYLE ANDERSON Urbana KATHY ANDREWS Lincoln CRAIG AVERILL Springfield TIMOTHY ARENS Lansing CLYDE ARNOLD Racine, Wisc. TIMOTHY AUE Lincoln ANN BAIRD Katonah, N. Y. .25 Q, af ff! if , . 3 'wx 7 v '5 . , MW r. W 43 'sf f T. uf ., ' i f P95 11+ :gp H a. WZ f A I T f ' .777 W ,XXI X if V 7 . 'f f -.Q-A ,fffwfe-ff . I- .yr ,,,. 'X 1 I 1, ,HZ . lqgiwm 9 .xi .. A. ff if 6 f 'ft Y ..,,--s.,-L-'fr f , 1' pa 'f.1iff 3f'Wl'5W l 1 S. . 2 1, f I vi-ir' '55, Adam .K X ,I 'MU ' 45, ,- fx. '- if j ffm' 'H lf , PETER BISHOP Glen Ridge, N. J. HATTIE BLACKWELL Bedford Hills, N. Y. GREG BLAIR Naperville THOMAS BLANC Tenafly, N. J. Q, A SALLY BLISS Towanda ALAN BLUMENTHAL f Highland Park DAVID BOGDEN Aurora JAMES BORT Evanston hu- Kir-- W .. K ... 1 f f Rf!! .f ff r,,- W.- ff .W F aff! ff I ' A ', - ff!! f '7 f .., XC ' W v - -ny .Z fs- ff may , -w.,f.,.,,, ,Wi A' f fl - ' Zeyiffwf .1 , I., f a. f ,f , ,I . ff ,s iifw 15: L r i t 4 , - q..r IRA BECKER Chicago SHEILA BEHRENS Lincoln MINDY BELLER Lincolnwood GARY BELLOS Lincolnwood LEONARD BELSKIS Chicago MITCHELL BERG Chicago MARCY BERNSTEIN Lincolnwood ROGER BETH Carpentersville 4 r r ,,. 512.1 ,- gf ,, 1 Y 4 .0 if 17,13-yw .. we f IQ- haf' I 1 '1 I' wsw' the in ,, ,L ,Y .,, 4' ,uu- ,V 12' Wa 1' 1- I 'K ' I RX 3 - X lx TRUDE BURNS Skokie JERRY BUTTS Rome , N. Y. DENNIS CAPRETZ Oak Lawn WALTER CARBONNEAU Chicago TIMOTHY CARLSON Decatur SAMUEL CARSON Toledo, Ohio MICHAEL CASEY Mequon, Wisc. MARTIN CASH LaGrange Park f QM W - ..,' - ... , M 4. .?,. flat v,, is W f K , ..2, A 22? ,W ,. , 2 q:,:'f,:, fr. :K 4 , 5,4.,,,! ' I W, X W X 1 f , ,f k ig S. age' A A--A I WHL 'H f . 21, ,, -f L ' W f af 5' Wa SUSAN BOUCK Indianapolis, Indiana CHARLES BOWERS Miami, Fla. ROBERT BOWLBY Dover, N. J. TULIO BRAZ Florham Park, N. J. JAMES BROKAW Towanda JAMES BROWN Wheaton WILLIAM BUBAN Oak Lawn TERRENCE BUCKLEY Olympia Fields . A . 1 , ff!!! s . .. ,T-a ,vx x 2 f- ' ' ' at as 0 4, . 55 H M 4wv,w W f Q 2 ff Q il , . i m'- W V I . 1 ,, , K eg, , YQ ! V ima. JU' :gb-1 Haw 1 4 ZZ LI.. V, X W z, I Kwf Z -f if ,V .,,. ,fits ,, I ,, 43, X , J 'ZW Czf WN, ff . J' f if fp, ,:jff,4,,.,7,,,,,, pl ,,,,, , ,,,, f, . , I at V X f X A .- .,,:., I W , ' X 6, , , -,T , 1 f'A Z S' . ' , ,, ,www iff W '. '. 5 ' ' X . X 2 Q, I I 'Q mmf' if it O .2119 -,411 Q 'gm 14,14 .1 f..-' .-14 ,4 , . Nik, ey-ww mm! ly-'aff YW - 'f' 1 , .,' ' Z.. H , . f 7 f , - ' I , a 1 fy W 't m ibm .2 ' , H , , A 1,1 f:..v,g:s ,fl vw' a ri ff. , -5 is Jawa-7 ' 5.-5 iff - '-1'n2'2f2,fi',WT 32 We fi W- lee f , K Z5w,n'.'5..za,5:.:v3'f-,fx fl-'ff M SANDRA CASTER Crawfordsville , Indiana CAROLYN CAUF FIELD West Richfield, Ohio STEVEN CHASE Louisville, Ky. STEVEN CHEMERS Skokie GARY CIANCIO Park Ridge HARRIS COHEN Flossmoor HARRY COHN Chicago ELLEN COLE Glencoe GERALD COLLIER Mount Pulaski CHARLES COMBS New Berlin SUSAN CORBIN Indianapolis, Indiana THOMAS CROSS Hartsburg VICKI CROWE Mendota LAURA CUEVA Chicago ROBERT CULLEN Mount Pulaski ALAN CURL Manteno 34 var 4? iw fi 511. 1 I ,sg L 1 2,40 fy in is 5 Q., ALAN DRELL Chicago DAVID DUGAN Wheaton PAMELA DUMAN Highland Park FRED DUMKE Niles CATHY DUNCAN Lincoln GEORGE ECKLUND Springfield JERI EDISON Glencoe KATHY EDWARDS South Beloit ' 4' I ,J A V I 4 1 9 7 I , 1 ff , - V f 9 ,wifi , . I ii iff' if ai I Q Q l N1 ' J, A Tig: yfi ,- iii' A fl Osx 2 2 Q . KENNETH DANIELS Scarsdale, N. Y. WALTER DANKWARDT Downers Grove DEBORAH DAVID Crawfordsville, Indiana DAVID DE BLOIS Chicago ROBERT DEICHMAN Grayslake CHARLES DEMLING McLean PAULA DENMARK Clinton SUSAN DE VOE Chicago YQ- , -62 ig, , '41 ug, ,g 9 fi JO ELLEN FOX Skokie STEVEN FOX Chicago ROBERT FRANKE Kinnelon, N. J. DENNIS FRANZ Lincoln FRED FREEMAN Northfield WALTER FREER Columbus, Ohio GARY GAGERMAN Wilmette LINDA GAMBACH Chenoa . ' fffff ff fe L , ,.-'sw 4 We I I f , 5 f 'i -..s of f f 9 Q - , f i PL.: V fx .1 .... 4 -, , Zh . 7' I ,. in Q 1? fn. '. 'f f ' 1 M. it za V f., .. .. , 5 - 0 if . Q , , 54 3 , .: .., Q 3 : 1 4,.. .4 52 , fy. , ..,,. I ..,. fi ff X f ff' X05 M WMV? f f' 11,1 'f A ff r, ,Q ,,,, 1 -w.,-:fg 1 1 if 1 f if f 1 f .iii I 5, , I' X , 'tv If fl if MM. , l' , E-gg., f 5314 ,M M J f - .g Q . T 1 7 1 . , . 5 2 L, f W . f,,,, ,W A I , , ' 4,,, ,f Q 2 W Q, I ,. , 1 '. ,: fn' 71 .flier .. A li 7 5' .1 M Y .,L , ., F111 an 2' . Y. , F., f , 'ii- . - 0' ' Li vw.-. .g- zlfvf .nf A , Jr l I fe GLORIA EHLERS Crystal Lake NEAL EISENDRATH Chicago BRUCE ESKO Trenton, N. J. I CARL F ABISZAK Oak Lawn JAMES FAIRBANKS Lacon MICHAEL FEREGA Springield RICKY FIAONI Taylorville RICHARD FORGETTE Park Ridge va- SW, 3-wr ,f.,g,,,,,. 4 Q 5,7 ffyw ZZ Zi , 64 is J U if 4 Q71 ,fe I 11,1 1 X .- , ,.. ,, ' ' ww ' VI, f W c. Y X 'Q' ZW ,X f 22,1 ,Q S QP QV. I if I if I ff g M ,. THOMAS GEE Colfax TERRENCE GEFAEL Park Ridge GREGORY GIFFORD Alton THOMAS GILBERTSON Roselle Park, N. J. HELEN GLEASON Louisville, Ky. STEPHEN GLIDDON Elburn KATHLEEN GOLDBERGER Lincoln ROBERTA GOLDNER Chicago ELLEN GORDON Warren, Ohio RICHARD GORDON Chicago TIMOTHY GORDON Donelson, Tenn. JOEL GREENMAN Riverside SHERRY GROUPE Chicago GRAHAM GROVES Narragansett R. I. BRUCE HADAR Western Springs TERRY HAGEN Round Lake n 5 ,iq . V, .L , QW , -z 'Smarter' I K a , SUSAN HEYER Oak Park EDWARD HEROD Dundee STEPHEN HOMBERGER Bloomfield Hills, Mich. MARK HORWITZ Scranton, Penna. LINDA HUMPHREY Mt. Prospect ROBERT HURWITZ Milwaukee, Wisc. KAREN HYER Milwaukee, Wisc. THOMAS INFUSIO Norridge Jffk L Q-nv 3 R W dl, .fam Rx of X if f fl! C f K if I l E Q Z- is- 9, if Z 11 WN' , Liv M 1 gf! ima , if . ff? Y r f WM 9 ,f ,912 4, U 5 Z 5 ,, t v 2 1 5 Z 2 , 2 f, ,ff . an 75 , f A M if fqii J W , ,GSLMX f V' ff I 'ZW 1... 4 I X 'V 14' f . 5. , V1 ff , , f ff .puff ,, - f ' 1 X 1 Q s , W Z5-al I X f f ff ff Kgp- vw , X x 5 ROBERT HALLWACHS Naperville JAN HAMBURG Barrington ELAINE HARRIS St. Louis, Mo. DOUGLAS HAWTHORNE Galesburg WILLIAM HAYDARY East Peoria WILLIAM HAZLEHURST Decatur HELEN HENRY Park Forest TARI HENSON Broadlands mt., 'X' V ,Ef f . , My fi ,ig f-+ 45,3 .M 15, K IU' 4, . uv-- 'Q' ,-K,-.- S F K TERRENCE IRVIN Hudson ROBERT ISEN Chevy Chase, Md. STEVEN ISENSTEIN ,' V Q ,A Chicago fm THOMAS JERMAKOWICZ .lmmo l f - f CRAIG JOHNSON Q Lincoln l g 'ALM DOUGLAS JOHNSON E IIV, W . W Wi1ton,Conn. J I JOSHUA JOHNSON it Columbus, Ohio A TAMERA JOHNSON I Verona, N. J. I Ag l I I WILLIAM JOHNSON 2 North Canton, Ohio BARBARA JONES .A Lincoln ,Q ,J ii ELLEN JOSEPH E f Chicago 'H I KERRI KAPLAN Skokie PATRICIA KARAS ' Cincinnati, Ohio ,,i,, ,.,. l V i i n . W I J 3 --1' 3 ff G NEAL KAUFMAN of J 1 Chicago ' O ' 1, BARTON KAVRUCK fa T' A- 1 ii ' ili A if 4 ' I Washington, D. C. . 196 ,I ROBERT KERN ' ' Scarsdale, N. Y. A .! Q f ,,. MAUREEN KEOUGH ig Lake Bluff CAREY KERSEY , A L I 'L W 'V W Morristown, N. J. I 2 Ji CHARLETTE KLEIN I. ggl Ilgl gug 2 ook Ridge, N. J. K, , DEBORAH KLIEGER If Northbrook I I 4 l Q . RICHARD KLINK 5 gii f ..,.. 3 - 1 - , Park Forest A. l. we , JEROME KNEIDERT ff 'W . , ' ' os 1- f-'R . ' ..C,i fig Q Lmcoln 1 . wif Ee, I WALTER KNIGHT , I olci X C it it ic fi A as Chicago I H A J I I JAMES KOCH I , M I , X Highland Park EDWARD KOCZOROWSKI Morton Grove WAYNE KROK Chicago DONNA KROLL Riverdale KENNETH KRUEGER Chicago MARK KRUGER Batavia JOHN LAIDLAW Noblesville, Indiana KENNETH LANNING Columbus, Ohio , CRAIG LARSON Chicago f gf ii M ARTHUR LEONARD Chicago JEFF LEVIN Kankakee MARTIN LEVIN Chicago MICHELLE LEVIN Highland Park GARY LICKVER Valley Stream, N. Y. ARDEN LILES Toledo, Ohio WILLIS LILLARD Lansing, Mich. ERWIN LITHERLAND Normal 23 ,f ' j' f if 4- Wi. X .1 33. .S , , I av Us l 1' 4 , QP , 1 V1 GT' 3' XQNQ , I J ma., L K 4..- I 5, -' 1 L.- . 'N .., ,J xp, 4 qv ' . I I ,Q Z 2 f f 7 I f E2 , , , f f f .,f,- f 4 vaaag A Nm fa: . ' 1' '9' W d +L 3 f ff X' X V, ,. Z M 5 .,, yy ' 4' 4 I W' , CM! I f . Z ,,, f WWW gr , aw-. Z I I Win M iq , ,Q .V 1 , 1 ., . arwi f 4 ,, 1' DIANE LASS Lincoln ROBERT LASS Crystal Lake SARA LE BLANE Park Ridge FREDIE LEDERMAN Indianapolis, Indiana JOHN LEE Chillicothe ROGER LEMKE Wausau GUY LE MONNIER Oak Lawn STEPHEN LENZ Tenafly, N. J. Q. -.vv , V f 1 if g ,f....4,,-il ' f 157 0 1 f f i s , .. X? , Q., 2 in Q if-.M T' ' I . ,g , A 'Y ft, JR ,, saw' 1 is i f ' f-..- ' F u f if tv we - . D 'avr ,W .,.L ,, Q ' A CATHY MAUPIN San Pedro, Calif. CARL MCKINNEY Athens, Ga. DEDE McKOWN Bridgeport, N. J. JAMES McQUILLAN Chillicothe MARK MCVAY Ottawa GARY METZ Lincoln JEFFERY MEYER Onarga RAND MEYERS Chicago , ff A 2 1' if X, iii. Yffnrx 'IN 4' . , f 'ki f X RICHARD LOVE Middlesex, England DAVID LUMKE Evanston EILEEN LUSCOMBE Clinton LYNN MAJ ESKI Elmhurst PATRICIA MANN Chicago JAN MARCHE Lincoln CARL MARCUS Dundee GREG MARTIN Rockford . 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I ' If ,M 1 H f ,,., , -' if W, W, If 1 ,ff f . if I ., 4 1 ,, ij, if ff , ' Nl!! A flfjmvy -V f 142' I. I f ' , IW' ' X ,, W My we ' X f 3' Wav V ww IQ, 'amd 4' 1 Wm f , 'wx yfyyfw. -2 y ,Xin I it Qt JANIS NUSBAUM Norfolk, Va. DAVID OFFERDAHL Carendon Hills PEGGY O'GRADY Waukegan GARY OLMSTEAD Decatur MARILYN OLSMAN Kenosha Wisc. MARTIN PALMER Chicago BONNIE PATTERSON Highland, Indiana ROGER PATTERSON Oak Lawn Av ,-. , gm 1 K 3 Q.. r N. V. L I R X as if ,Wo X ,H I W7 'fi f Q-A .J N f ' ffl 1 ! X A X! ' ,na 'Y VHQ ,7 'IW ,y ,ax , ,' V ,,,, K ff' ...- , , we , Mil' 939, lv fr: ' S 'KTTH' ul ,X 39 JAMES RICHARDS Andover, Conn. SHELLY RICHARDS Villa Park RACHEL RICHARDSON Springfield SUSANNE RICHARDSON Midlothian LINDA RICHY Mount Prospect DEBORAH RITTER Columbia, S. C. JOHN RONAN Highland Park ROBERT ROWE Urbana WE 1 . K- , f, V 1,, i. i , r i il H221 :kt 1 ' , tj 'y . , .. 2' .- ,. M. 'H f , f w ,- .e I iw M I. 'WWW --4,0 .v ff Evil 1 , f ! Wu... Wfif iii .K I MARY QUISENBERRY Emden TIMOTHY RADFORD Rockford CYNTHIA RANGAVES Wilmeete JOHN RANKIN Atlanta MARY RATHBUN Beaufort, S. C. WILLIAM RAY Grayslake JOSEPH REICHLE Park Ridge RONALD REIZNER Skokie A .' , f . L i -M ,gjf qv 'h l : I .-.,.. sf , fl fl , , ,f , fe ' , I 1 i .,,, ' I - A. L we-....... . I ' FERN RUBENSTEIN Chicago JOHN RUBEO Park Ridge GERALD RUDOLPH Chicago VITA SALLAS Crown Point, Indiana MATTHEW SALOMONE Edison, N. J. BARRY SAMILOW Waukegan JEROME SANDERS Bloomington THEO SANGSTER Decatur GARY SANMANN Normal MICHAEL SCANNELL Warren, Ohio ALBERT SCHALLOCK Milwaukee, Wisc. JOEL SCHAEFER Delaware, Ohio M W -3.. IV-,' KATIE SCHEIG . Appleton, Wisc. ik I Q fir, REGIN SCHLACHET 4. Beachwood,Ohio , f SANDRA SCHNELL L T Waukesha, Wisc. ,, A Jo ANN SCHOTT Mt P 1 k- ' Stew., . I' lei In I ,F , DORIS SCHRADER L River Forest ,gp ,A I AI , I LINDA SCHROEDER .,, w , K, I ,fi sr f ,, Rocky River, Ohio . , y E m A W rf- ELAINE SCHWARTZ I V. Deerfield ERNEST J. SCHWEIT QEQEQZZQZ, 2 QQZZ . Skokie it f . CRAIG SCOTT - I 5 ' . .I Westchester TSW, at M' . RICK SELLERS . , K an A' I ,mn Q ., A San Jose A A'-flux , 1- ,,. W '14, .' '7' A-f , JOHN SHADDLE A fltiwi , ,xii i t ' Plano , Qi 3, '41 ' WAYNE SIET I Af ,V fi Lincolnwood ' 'A 5, 0 ,if - A , ' ',,.'xg-4. fl KATHI SIMES Harvard BRET SIMON Chicago IRA SIMON Skokie JORY SIMMONS Skokie PHILIP SIMONELIS Chicago DEBBIE SIMPSON Deerfield BEVERLY SMITH Somerville, N. J. DAVID SMITH Lincoln f , W W, . ' 2 ' ,rr If X W' 7 I f , If X 1 ll W - ,ml W W, 4 f wfw , A 4 ! ar 'fl' 1 MW X .f a , , , , qgfmww ,,,, 4 5 W .7 ,X we' L Na. I H. i Krp qpllv- 'K....f K ! 'Fvs l , N 1 Q .3 -3, Ss 1 , . xl JOSEPH SMITH Cleveland Heights, Ohio LAURENCE SMITH Dumont, N. J. THOMAS SOHN Bloomington WARREN SPECTOR Chicago KENNETH STEIN Wayne, N. J. PAUL STEIN Caracas, Venezuela BEVERLY STEWART Roselle LAWRENCE STEWART Waukegan OLYVIA STEWART Batavia A WW SHARI STIEBEL 4- A Chicago A F, PETER STITSINGER Hamilton, Ohio 'I l W W DENNIS STOLL I, 2 'I Chestnut I 'C I Nt ' 1 1 'X . 59 BoBBETTA STOUTENBOROUGH f i Lincoln i Al T i, PATRICK suM1v1ERs as Chicago 0 iffy I SANDRA SWANBERG i if M Westover AFB,Mass. DANIEL SWARTZ , Scarsdale,N.Y. ,,,f, W f asf ,,,, , 1 ,,., f QQ n,,. 4 I 33, I If ,Mfg- f, v,,f 1 X , 4 '-'ar qw? MARGARET SWEET Lincoln HOWARD TEITELBAUM Chicago MARTHA THOMAS Decatur JOHN THOMPSON Lake Villa JOHN TREMBLAY Western Springs JOYCE TUTTLE Hyde Park, N. Y. GEORGE VALDEZ Chicago CRAIG WAKEFIELD Evanston 'll' 7- Kam N. A QQV 1 DONNA WALCZAK Northbrook MELANIE WATKINS Cresskill, N. J. DAVID WATROUS Decatur SHERMAN WEBB DeKalb DOUGLAS WEBER Akron, Ohio EILEEN WEINER Fort Lauderdale, Fla. RICHARD WEISSBUCH Chicago ROBERT WEISSMAN Floral Park, N. 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