Lincoln College - Lynxite Yearbook (Lincoln, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 138 of the 1970 volume:

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A MLA' -4 if' ...fi- ib, A, .' ki-Q,-'a-X, .4-, , . c T ' ' ,L W' vs...-3' 4 'M A ' ---.-., .. it-V While some students look for the action, Brett Schaffer and Ken Lanning Cbackgroundj assist Mr. Bonebrake planting trees on Earth Day. Involvement Often Meant Working But for many at LC there was more to it than just making noise and playing a game. The serious events of the year brought out mature decisions and actions. Many on the campus work- ed hard to find out what this new world was all about. Many helped to improve the college, to give of themselves, and to ask nothing in return except that they had contributed. They were the winners. 4 l fW r I' 1 Iv 5 1 , v.-I r - gl -,-, .+, D , Nt fL,..M'Lf'?sjgll l' '14 ' 4 1 , I . . 4 1 , '- 1 4 raw, ' Q? .N F .1 19,1 .X L. ...JJ fy, vmk .fx if ?wfs, X. 'lx ' 1 J 'I' l ,L 1-. , '-. A , fx 1 y. v .-,Q I ,, v ef M .fx -. ,arm 4 l, ff? . fy, 'fW,:'Awi32f 4.-.Wmw N' fy y ,, ...Qv V -. yn ff, X3 -, ,f'W?--.v9'g,1. ' -I15.w-'f.'f.. , , -1 '. 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QNJQ, .f x , 1 . , 1. .., . ,mar v..:u 1 ,ul ly ,' .5 ,-95, mb 1 '..',n I 1 1 4.1! a. 1 ,Q ww.K1,-4, .11 5.-. Q'h,:,.J-rw? ' , f 41 ,Ab 3,-iv as .Q-. 'v 14 v ' 1 , x v 2 r' -s k Ww- : , -..J',' . ,s.,14,, .-14 1 I A Q , .Ni z 1 1 Q 4 f Q vis K Q Q -1 , '-2 1 1- -me - Q.,',s,., ef, A, ,.., L., .4 1 fl S' 'A A meeting: administrator and student. f 5 1 I 1 ,L 2, fx sz ,AW flljrf 1 ff ,, If -' 'off eg., ,. X A 'F' V V ,WM if Hpmg: 0 we gps J. ,Q Q ...F f wi zu .t ,Q ni. J 1. ix fa--.lx 'aff . 0721:-5 . f M ff- 5 QPC' A I . I 1 s N Y '-,,..a-'- ',,,,--f- 'k A Frank Glas, first base coach ,M n x N 1 K X 7 X I i N f . ,U 3 , . ,- 1 if -- ' xt ' , 1 . X- 11+ , 'Y' 4, J . 'T J' . ,, .'I5'9i'7 ?c' Q, 'Z-KP - ,T-Q, 5' 'M' ,Q 1. 1g,,. ,- ,- I f, .fi-it '- :, .fifst 'A -- -' '4 'fl-v-Av'ML-f ?g'. L. 1- 4. '-0.14. ,f-1 Pattems etched by time and man 'few . . , 'Cv C. Q '. l,'X,1u1 I 4' ' A ,-.. -1 J swf retest .-52 .5 ,,. . 9 ,, , 11 0 fly , .' tl I I4- -Q :Q - ' ' -5 ' JL N ,hm -, .' 3Y',. 'k 45 se qw ., ' L41 -.. - . L . I G'15UZ ?' . 50 A lv.-4-'al I. sv . 2. 'ails' nl 8, E- . oi.: Ji. ' , B sh -1 . H f '- A- -el., rl, u , ,1 1 ' 0 , A ,, '. ' 7-' v u f. ' ' n f .N - ' Y f F' . ef .3 . .1 ' . .1 4 . . h I ,W . f' -'1' P ., K F .. 'fx Vf. 7 Mr. David Daniel Teacher of the Year 17 Administrators Keep The School Going .f ' t' 18 President Raymond Dooley fabovej has guided Lincoln College for over 22 years, and has this year announced his plans to turn the reins over and retire to Arizona. His accom- plishments at LC are too nu- merous to list. Doctor Edwin Carpenter, vice president of administrative af- fairs fleftj and his secretary Mrs. Lucille Bowlby aid in de- veloping the overall college program in academic areas. 'TTI ii il fr , - Bill ' 1 l r r i l l Doctor Wilbur Layman, fbelowj executive vice presi- l dent, coordinates the college development program and works with the president in all administrative responsi- l bilities not involving faculty and academic procedures. l 5 l i tl L '-layup' President Dooley accepts a World War I scrap book from Mr. Paul Beaver, cura- tor of the Lincoln Museum. Students Kenneth Lanning and Domina Franko- vic are on hand as Mr. Beaver discusses the significance of the record of Lin- coln's participation in the Great War. ,fl--A Mr. Hannah and Steve Isenstein at a meeting of the Academic K Mr. Robert Wade, registrar, in pensive moment. ' Standards committee. l Mrs. Gertrude Mulholland, dean of 1 women, takes a moment from her busy work schedule. I ll The easy riders, Associate Dean David Castillon, fmountedb and Mr. Duncan Hannah, school psychologist, discuss rpmls, torque, and all that sort of thing. It Takes Lot Of Talent To Run A College x ' -.-at-ms . -xc i , I gi :il al -' fun' 'ur- f Dean of students John Hartsfield, fast on the draw with a parking ticket. Dean of faculty Dale Brummet sports his ever-present cigar as he goes over student records. Business manager David Goldhammer and his harem. From left Faye Stubblefield, Maria Thomas, and Jeanne Pokorski. 17X 'Ir'-'7' kvm 'X Lf kgs, llllu nu 1 QI 3 I I lg 'Q -' E sh. zwgn., 32 9 xx'-K Mr. George Hartnell, director of data processing. Food service director Orlo McGeath, assistants John Hollister and May Anderson. J ----an! Mr. Walter Slater, director of financial aid and place- Mrs. Caroline Frankovic, alumni secretary, with assistant Rose Mary Edwards. 1 l 2 al rs l ,fnnnar l ,, A ,Mt ment, discusses a possible solution to one of the many student problems he is called upon the handle. 23 Mr. John Parish, director of student activities. you-q,,.,, 2 iff 1.1 V 1 5. . K l 1 I ,..-nv- ' .Ji ,Q . -....w.v--nnhw -me wi-061 B. , , k.t..1.L1 Mr. Howard Anderson Instructor in English Class in session on the front lawn. Mr. Bonebrake and Mrs. .Ioan Seim, Instructor Mr. C. A. Balof, Comptroller and Instructor in Mathematics. in Biology, Q-,Q 5 K-Q t Ms 4,4-I -s Mr. Paul Fields, Instructor in Physical Education. Mr. David Daniel, Instructor in Business. if ,Q j Mr. Schroder at the Moratorium. Mr. James Fulcher, Instructor in English. .--... - 44' rr av- 8 :V ., I p 11 Q Mr. Joseph DiLi11o, Instructor in Political Science. !'5WiZ2?i39,?Zi4i Riff io cc c i, vw .cf - Q., -' :J :Al In . . , VA , ,wa c lim'-7' 7' , A .J ,mf in Q 27 110' ull v4'K 1 Wh, . Biology department members tfrom lefty: Mrs. John Bonebrake, Instructorg Mr. Donald Hilscher Associate Professorg Mr. David Schroder, I t t ' d Orin Hall, Instructor in Political Science. 3 ns ruc or, an Mrs. Jeannette Gross, Assistant Professorg Mr. 'E ,,, ma? ' ,flu 145 71' Mr. Donald Horr, Instructor in Mathematics and Tennis Coach with Lynda Vosburgh. N-,,,,3,?. Mr. Michael Ertel, Instructor in Business with his family. 29 .ar- M'-.. I I sf, xv Mr. Jack Lauer, Associate Professor of Economics, and Mr. Jay Schloemer, Instructor in Business. Miss Lois Hall, Associate Professor of English. Qs , sw, F E N 1 i 1 r i gr L 5 w- u M W Q W. rl 'Q 5 9 if L s 3 i li 5 5 N 1 W xl W 5, gf' 45' ff-Y K-WW. .M ,.. . , 'Xl 1' 3? 's WJ , ll, . 4 Conference in the dugout. Mrs. Ella Pascale, Assistant Professor in Psychology, Sociology. is 3 if 'W-1,-.0,Wm.,...,...., 93' 3 1 mnnuq K, ,.n', if fs N-'m -nw-,, Qtwm.MW 30 I . l X i W 1 Mr. Daniel Oberholtzer, Assistant Professor in Music. Mrs. Martha Millard, Instructor in Home Econerfriesi ,VN-t. 5 'x ., , , Qi 'E I Y , -W?r KAN R ,X AN 4' f f A I 1 , Af : mm 1 , WfWfwf!w 4'-W! yy!! ff YHLN Mg jmvffev Mr. Charles Lindstrom, Director of Athletics Associate Pro fessor in Geography. 31 Mr. John Poertner, Instructor in Mathematics Mrs. Violeta Robinson, Assistant Professor of Psychology. few lf? 1 I ' . P ,tu f- ' ' V. Q I l jx sn' , 4 a7pvvv,..f 4 . 1 ,g 1 ' X' ,rl ? 5 -,gr 2 4 V V, 3 Sapa! n f ,I L f 5, 4 aa' . wc Mr. Elmo Pascale, Associate Professor in Religion 51' Mr. William Vivrett, Assistant Professor of Human- ities. 49' G , , .' : wh' l gt. , fu- f ' 15 7 4.1: 'au zu,-1 X '!'l':,:l :tx 1:1 1 5, , ,,,.. - it ::::: . - 5 sms :gg M :QW ff' fff .xy , H4221 ,Z 1 ' P -'ue-pw ' X I I Cx 4 il' s Y Discussing the issues. Mr. Gerald Schaefer, instructor in English Mr. Alan Wyneken, Administrative Assistant 2 X 5 ff 1 f i-1 4 fi li 24'-'53 9 , V.. 3 it Q. Sf? Assistant Professor of English. Mr. N. Bradley Newlon, Director of Theatre. Mr. Thomas Zurkammer, Instructor in Mathematics, Physical Education, Miss Veryl Walter, Assistant Professor of English ' ' E' ' lil' If 1 S A 'Sli 4 l lvl Q.-elf: 'rf- L S ,- Iv 'X-L , X4 XY' f V J ' . Ex C gg ' rf-M . v v it is la, ' it al, The dining hall staff put out three great meals every day but Sunday, and always had a smile and a kind word. Margaret Haight, secretary to Dean of Students office. 373 Sandy Aper and Dorothy Schmidt, faculty secretaries ----1 'S Mr. John Bratcher and Mary Hunter, mail clerk. Their Work Led To Smooth Operation John and Mrs. Pozgai on the front steps of University Hall. Registrafs secretaries: Ann Stanfield, Marlene Schrader, and Virginia Higgins. f 1 Betty Sparling, Registrar's Secretary Mabel Meyer, Receptionist Union Staff Esther Smith, Doris Foster and Mary McCabe f5'Qx s, mi whgwxr- I ' I B N- ' W V .. b bvfl K S J! A gif of I X .s I ' I A if E B X ttt My 1 Betty Meyer, Bookstore manager 38 Gb' Hip' -..,. MBU Y.: sl xi , , ,, 1 is , . SP' 2: fi fy' A! -W Q .. ,111-1.-, ,Sig N3 P-ggw, ,:.,. i , a f 1 S AA i 'I'5'S- Norma Petty, administrative staff assistant, and Glenna Weiland, secretary to the President. :A A Admissions secretaries: Joyce Paige, Evelyn Yarcho, and Betty Bundren. Wwe fe.: rigs: WW J WF' - w.. 115' C17 Q sz, fir ...,... 32:7 Mildred Wickline, assistant to th data processing manager. 1 Q ,qua ,Q C l 4 5 Q' Y' 1 i Club 40 N ,ir - ' iw 0, . i 14- 5: . -LE' 'f N H41- -- .' J-' 3 K fx, - 'Jia' 1' 1 , -- . iahbuh , G5?Ei9r'ff' . Eqnv I ' , qu 4. hfjf U., I '1 A . ii -A' ,l f.. K' . 1 A Circle K at work on the Student Union. 41 m :A Qtek l u on -A .4 vi 1. -1' AW ' -'Y In K -Q A E Lynda Vosburgh and Tim Radford, queen and king of the Senate-sponsored Homecoming dance, accept their honors before a large I crowd of students and alumni. I ' POLICY BOARD-UNION BOARD Cfrom left, first rowjz Hanie Yee, Ed Burns. SECOND ROW: Terry Irvin, Louis Ebert, Barry Veit, Steve Eisenstein. THIRD ROW: Michele Flack, l Terry Milone, Lynda Vosburgh, Tom Blank. wal f Qnx .M Emi' nr- A,,,....,,,i 42 L. -63 'KI Sf gh: is in X'iS or Q. STUDENT SENATE ffirst row, from leftl: Kathleen Andrews, Ken Krueger, Elaine Schwartz, Harry Ross. SECOND ROW: Hanie Yee, Sharon Fite, Sandy Gass, Neal Kaufman, Lynda Vosburgh, Stephan Jones, Larry Smith. THIRD ROW: Bonnie Paterson, Debbie Miller, Greg Martin, Ed Burns, Tim Radford. Senate Sets The Pace Part of the student crowd that gathered to see that student rights were upheld before the Judiciary Review Committee. Senate fought all year to increase student involvement in campus affairs. ML X 'f Wy ,f - -g g .ar V in LEW Mp' , . . ,xg ' X r i . 'i I 1 x Student Senate President, Ken Krueger. CIRCLE K fFll'St row from lefty Brett Schaffer H Anderson B Burnett R Rowe T DeLut1s D Plocek L Grobman A Nlxon SECOND ROW G Martm B Spangler D Frey N Beaton T Dodson H Cohn S Saposnlck THIRD ROW D Polltzer Cralg Schaffer E Funk N Kaufman D Leschensky K Odom T Blank P Lreberman FOURTH ROW P StltSll lgCl' R Lutz B Mayerfeld G! 'B-3? 11+-14 1 far? EIKOSI KORAI CFirst row, from lefty: J. Solomon, W. Allen, R. Goldner, D. Kleiger, D. Ritter, R. Paton. SECOND ROW: M. Roth- well, L. Sturgeon, C. Cauffield, P. French, C. Lisco, D. Burmeister. THIRD ROW: S. Bogner, E. Holland, L. Zeiler, M. Pflaum, B. Stelzer, L. Diemer, S. Schnur. 44 4'1- ,-41' . i Xv 3 W-,......-.---'W Hard-working Craig Schaffer prepares a base for the new patio constructed by Circle K for the Student Union. The patio was one of many activities carried out by Circle K, including a blood drive, drug symposium and numerous ushering and Clean-up jObS. Circle K And EK Stand For Service Even the local police department joins in the fun of a Circle K car wash. '-. -W .ef 71352. FORSYTHE HALL FIRST ROW: Jerry Brosnan, Neal Kaufman, Torrey Dodson. SEC- OND ROW: Paul Neece, Chuck Combs, Ken Lanning. -as-gh Vfsfi A CARROLL SOUTH FIRST ROW: Steve Gliddon, Garry Bellos, Bob P0d0lSkY- SECOND ROW: Tim Radford, Steve Isen- stein, Theo Sangster. CARROLL NORTH Leonard Cantor, Steve Saposnik, Bruce Spangler, Larry Smith, Steve Fox. A SN ff , C 2 My t EX r x MQBEXEW ,E ? f'N'-X JUNXXX.. fx x L K HOYLE HALL FIRST ROW: Helen Henry, Barb Kor- man, Debbie Miller, Janet Allen, Susan DeVoe. SECOND ROW: Bev Smith, Brenda Banks, Wendy Allen, Marybeth Platt, Lynda Vosburgh. Dorm Councils Function s Dormitor .,L.f5E5LHi ,?ag J, OLIN SANG HALL FIRST ROW: Terri Milone, Eve Holland, Sandra Nelson. SECOND ROW: Jan Eorio, Shirley Bogner, Bonnie Paterson, Sheri Tieman YOUNG REPUBLICANS iFirst row, from lefty: Judy Solomon, Carolyn Cauffield, Lynda Vosburgh, Shelley Richards, Sue Schnur. SECOND ROW: Steve Fox, Kathy Stohrer, James Bort, Greg Gifford. fs UHURU fF11'St row from lefty Mutrma Lewls Eve Holland Delores WIISOH Francme Duty Ga1lWr1ght SECOND ROW Sharon Flte Delores Allen Demce Evans 1 f I V f if ' . ff' f I 'YV cf S -if , , Y 4 f ' 'I fi if is I M 5 .. . s Z . . , Y . , . , . . . I 9 V 7 ' 48 ,, .ww wa, - The Aviation Club sometimes had a little trouble getting off the ground In fact in this photo Mr. Don Hilscher, club advisor, and Mr. John Bonebrake inspect their intrepid little craft after it failed them on a test hop to Litchfield. More Clubs Cheerleaders were always out front at most sporting events. The girls, eight in number, were chosen on the basis of spirit, enthusiasm, and coordination. With the assistance of Mr. Jay Schloe- mer and Mr. Chuck Lindstrom, cheer- leaders were also able to help pep up the Lynx crowd at a number of away bas- ketball Contests. Squad members included Diane Alle- mana, Janet Allen, Becky Rogers, Elaine Schwartz, Karen Swartwout, Kathy Welisek, Lynda Vosburgh, and Hanie Yee. f Q' fulfil I 3 if 5 x 42339 1. wr f. w Dan Oberholtzer's musical group provided the sound effects for 110 in the Shade Rich Aseltine, the rainmaker, tries to prove his ability to doubting Steve Boren. 3 H s NJ ' , lIl'l Jim Perryman, as the preacher, leads the cast of 110 in the Shade in a prayer for rain to break the drought. Three Plays Offered By Newlon, Lincoln Players Lincoln College Players presented three plays during the school year: llO in the Shade by N. Richard Nash, A Thousand Clowns by Herb Gardner, and The Balconyw by Jean Genet. All were directed by N. Bradley Newlon, with costumes by Mrs. Connie DiLilf lo. H110 in the Shade portrayed a paralyzing drought in the West, a rainmaker's promise to bring rain, and a plain young girl's chance for love. Candy Regel, Rich Aseltine, Steve Boren, Earl Kirschner, and Wayne Siet had leading roles. A Thousand Clowns was the story of an unem- ployed bachelor with the task of raising a nephew. A social worker's demand he get a job brings romance to a cast including Dave Otley, Terry Levin, Charlie Mathews, Bob Byron, and Debbie Good. The Balcom took place in a brothel that catered to men from all walks of life who donned the grab of their fantasies while outside a revolution raged. Ginger Ruwe, Candy Regel, Jerry Schaefer, Jim Boelsen, Dave Otley, Charlie Mathews, and Terry Irvin played leading parts. 51 In New Surroundings Bob Rang's sets were always first class. xx Q F 'X JM Qi Q Xv.,11s.,,,gV L ,, . V wif 'V V Iv.. ,f x ' . Yun. . 'HM- H . C 1 4 21 1,151 5 I. magnum a 9 6 3' , 1 an Ia' ' xg' s 11'-,A . - 1 3 .1 F 5 if u 31: JEL L 'K 4 A 'J M ,. .. y ,. v hi, di 27 Z' f Q, ,ii X 4 .X CHAMBER SINGERS: Mary Brogan, Mary Egeland, Domina Frankovic, Cathy Grace, Earl Kirshner, Clarice Levin, Elaine Miller, Michael Okamura, Thomas Peters, Mary Platt, Richard Schmid, Wayne Siet, Randolph Smith, Katharine Stohrer, Dennis Stoll, Linda Sturgeon, Robert Swanick, Lynda Vos- burgh, Colleen Wanezek, Richard Wasserstrom. V f if '!U!aWlQ!fH!l.'Q Lll!!Ql!.'!L!!l 'Q - 'ff' it r 3 sg ,gf , v i .xg v J if ' , ' T 1 may up fm. 'f - ,T 'A 'qi' af l 11ui i 1 42 i iii 'YI 3 it 'f 6 2 Hill l' . 3 ,.,,,,, ' - at V -A '- rg: r- r , , . Q - .., ' ,s ,. - , A E, N ,, ,. , 1 -1, , N It , MAJ ini 7 CHOIR: Dan Baldwin, Georgette Bayer, Neil Beaton, Fred Bock, Carol Borders, Robin Brittan, Mary Brogan, Paul Bruketa, Carolyn Cauffield, Evangeline De Gracia, Mary Egeland, Sharon Fite, Richard Forgette, Domina Frankovic, Cathy Grace, Alice Hopp, Earl Kirshner, Haldon Leedy, Steve Lenz, Clarice Levin, Sally Lewis, Peter Lieberman, James Lindberg, Leah McCaffrey, Elaine Miller, Kent Odom, Mike Okamura, David Otley, Thomas Peters, Mary Platt, Robert Rowe, Richard Schmid, Susan Schnur, Wayne Siet, Debbie Smith, Joseph Smith, Randolph Smith, Stephanie Smith, Bruce Spangler, Katharine Stohrer, Dennis Stoll. Kim Streenz, Linda Sturgeon, Robert Swanick, Karen Swartwout, Cheryl Tibbs, Lynda Vosburgh, Craig Wakefield, Colleen Wanezek, Richard Wasserstrom, Andrew Watts. I I Dennis Stoll doing a solo number. Musicians Perform In Variety Of Programs The LC musical department consisted of 130 people. They were divided into three separate groups: choir, band, and wind en- semble. Along with the chamber singers, they performed several times each semester, the most impressive being the musical 1 10 in the Shade, which was done for Parents' Weekend in the first semester. A pop concert and the show for Motheris Day weekend in May was also part of the musical presentation. In addition, a new program was inaugurated: the music lab. The lab provides a place for students interested in music to perform and experiment on electronic pianoes. Twenty-two students are enrolled and, accord- ing to director Dan Oberholtzer, the program is working out just beautifully. 55 Sports I 56 I' I Ya f ,m If X 5' f I-'2 5: . - f N . -1. -4 I' ,IQ W fx '1 , e 51 f n V - -gr-5Q4r - Qlswff- '- QV -- .:i..t.':' I. A 'I A ' .hm ., F , ,-P.-. nl. L 1 . 'A' t I ,EA V , f. 7 -' fl. lf' f - ,iq . 4 'C f x f Charlie Jones spans Theo Sangster and Brad Slater. 57 'K 5. iff - L Vs... ' t f 9 ff 6 is F 6 W N f Q N Q 6 ' f X Y I 1 Z Coach Fields with some of the Homecoming swim show participants. C01 J '52, UfPLRTlflY HX VARSITY SWIMMERS CFirst row, from lefty: Manager Matt Salomone, Bob Pratt, Tom Rice, Pete Lowe, Dave DeBlois, Paul Durlacher, Ron Henrioulle. SECOND ROW: B0 Alexander, Art Nelson, Bill Porritt, Keith Lombard, Bob Heidorn, John Mueller, Coach Paul Fields. 58 A good crowd came out to watch the swim team perform. Tankers Take Sixth In NICAA ationals r The swim team, coached by Paul Fields, had a great season, with nine of 12 meets. To top off this fine dual meet record, the Lynx tankers grabbed second in the state meet and sixth in the nationals. All-Americans Tom Rice and Bill Porritt were the big guns, backed by national medal winner Ron Henrioulle. Porritt and Rice both took a pair of gold medals in both state and national meets, while Henrioulle was a Whisker out of first in the national 50 yeard free style, after taking the crown in the state meet. Porritt, All American for the second straight year, won both the 100 and 200 yard backstroke events, while Rice was champion in one and three meter diving. 59 NATIONAL POINT WIN- NERS: Bill Porritt, back stroke, Ron Henrioulle, free style, Tom Rice, Diving. 'fb' 41-.wg 5 5 Q f 5 5 f . f , 2 Jie . .' Q iff qi. G . K can VARSITY TENNIS ffrom leftj: Coach Don Horr, Jeff Stoffels, Earl Kirshner, Lynda Vosburgh, Pete Lieberman, Dan Barringer, Mike Paulis. The tennis team won four and lost six matches. Number one and two players, as well as top doubles team Jeff Stoffels and Mike Paulis. Tennis nd Golf ,ff 4 4.22 4 . if T7 VARSITY GOLF: Steve Chase, Jim Jobes, Chuck Ind, Dennis Frary. The Lynx were paced by Fra.ry and Jobes, placing ninth in the Danville Invitational and 19th in the Region IV meet. Basketball Season Almost - But ot Quite Coach Tom Zurkammer came very close to having an outstanding season - but the gears just never seemed to mesh fora truly great team. Instead, it was just a good team with hopes for next season. Sophomore Mel Yancey combined with four promising freshmen in the early going, but then Yancey left at mid-year and a big hole was left behind him. Roger Beals was the top scorer, while Decatur teammate Perry Johnson, both of whom were named to the all-state team, led the squad in rebounding. The final tally was 15 wins and 12 losses. Rick Sellers with help from Perry Johnson against Bradley. VARSITY BASKETBALL ffrom lefty Charles Jones, Charles Combs, Perry Johnson, .lim Perryman, Dick Love, Greg Gaffey, Joe Sharp, Harlan Stewart, Roger Beals, Brad Slater, Theo Sangster. 61 44 Q I 1 'Q 4 N ag Y, -sf 4'-'V Q X Q 'W i,,,,,. 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Vrzii . :JF ew- .,::: -G 2V::,fv:a- haf ,, '- fs- Dave Aper fabovej winces as Roger Diebert returns from the mound catcher Terry Shay's pickoff attempt goes wild, Steady Theo Sangster, left fielder, pokes a hard shot a- gainst Robert Morris in a regional game at Galen Shirley if field. I BASEBALL: fFirst row, from leftjz Greg Gaffey, Jeff Gray, Lyle Fout Roger Diebert Steve Templeton Coach Chuck Lindstrom SECOND ROW: Theo Sangster, Bo Alexander, Brad Slater, Tom Gee Dave Aper Terry Shay Don Frederick Neal lxaufman MISSING: Ty Momii, Frank Glas. .t. ,rj- 24 Y I eitflfftkf ,F x cor, W Q rico it xx! C L nx Baseball One Game Short of State Fmals Displaying some of the finest baseball seen at LC in some years, Chuck Lindstrom's varsity nine fell just one game short of another trip to the state finals. The Lynx dropped their regional game to Kankakee, even- tual state champions and four-state runners-up. Winning 18 games and losing 16, the Lynx were led by the hitting of Terry Shay and Greg Gaffey and the pitching of Steve Templeton and Tom Gee. In the field Don Frederick and Brad Slater were tough up the middle, with Dave Aper, Ty Momii and Theo Sangster, the old vet, rounding out the starting nine. Roger Diebert and Jeff Gray also were starting pitchers as the Lynx, despite much cool Illinois weath- er, completed an ambitious 34 game program as well as a spring training trip to Florida in April. V V-r,,.V-.. V .- , i I rr ' ' .5 l 1 ah l s I Q ,V ..,. -2. 5, m....-.-e-.--'N L 1 , N ' ,, ...-1 .,.fL.- J 1 Q 'QV ' 5 gg A 5 JV' K, A. .X x ' ,. r Z ' ' '- - , 1 fi iw' 5f'ffa 1 ' ' fl V ST- ' V , X V ?,'.!'4 5.w.'Q4'- V 3. ' , V, V fV J 42 ,Tw 55,,zZwxXb WA-fi , Vg 'Q V' . .. - , . ff ff 4 -Q x . , f . ' -f , 75 .,., , ,,4 ,gf ,f . I --f 'f ' r' L .xg 'C ' H 125 , 34? X J' V4 f. 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MY' viii -l 1 ,.w Referee Frank Glas explains the penalty options to Wayne Siet, The Forsythe rush is on the way Pete Bishop, and Joel Schaefer. IM Crown Goes to Forsythe Forsythe was the big winner in Intramurals this year, taking the crown in football and baseball, with- out losing a single game in either sport. Commuter two, led by Roger Diebert and Mike Paulis, among others, beat commuter two and the Cross boys in a thrilling contest not decided until the final seconds, for the basketball title. Faculty fielded a team, but it was handily trounced by the students for the first time in memory. Tim O'Grady was chosen as the outstanding intra- mural participant of the year, and once again IM boxing, although held to two bouts, was the most popular event. Basketball and water basketball also drew good crowds. Mike Paulis ileft pagej hangs onto rebound despite efforts of Tom Cross and Bob Cullen in the IM title game. , K t , + .,. we Ty Momii attempt to elude the out- stretched arms of Don Foster in a touch football contest in the fall. An , , .f-1 vi ,..,wk'g 16. Q if f ' ff ,Q X - --u If 9 -e -ff-f-fam,--yu Q AH 19 A, - ' 'ln , ,sw Q V i ,f K amor 'f 17- , L ,viii ,K IM's Gave Everyone I 'wt if I ,, ,, a EZ' Q V 25'-ii W4 .M 1,5 3455? ar, I . Wawffv' 1 .. ,M M Jeff Gray and Dan Lucke scramble for the soccer ball. 'I ' 'fr 4 R U U F F team. 5 LAISAVQIY 72 5' lf M5 542 , A tif ...xN..,.....M....,... ...,V,..v.,,.,,,.. ...W www- ,...,.. gfflf' W 1 .At sr W, .YQ-.M-M-qv.v.....--1 .ww--M' 'S , L 'MGA .5 H. 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SX ,X ,ff ff- fltvg . if ' X Yi' 1' 'YY l YQ I Q A . - V X. - ,V AN . 4, - .l 4 , , X-M, Vw. r -L . up , -0 ,Liu - A X-1, 'f 5- -K vjggr . . In 'A Wmnnzxf . L ' Rf. .. -ai-'-4,144.4 Qs' flag ' 732 ,' e a1-ff' 'pf MM 4, .W v Q 5 5' QE 9 -. f., I 'lr -1.7 xfu --+-.i...,, 'N H -Q.: , Q 5 U'vN mms? gii5fs? ff iz FQ ,EX H X 5 I 1 '- '1 .u'g.........f7 4 ,fra Ml! , 4 z ' if 'Q -Alu. WW fb gi S ,' ,., 4 in My 4 i t 4 F ?'s,i Scott Wezalis cools it on the bench with one of his many fans. A Potpourri of the Athletic Scene Coach Jay Scholemer and the IM basketball champs, Commuters Il. r- Q? -qg V a r- , :,4.x..i,. , Q' Wad, Q' if I S314 ,gr , ,ei ,xv 4, X.- . S i Q- 'Y I X ' I, Q X E ' ,4 Q f Y .iv 9 1 Joe DiLillo fabovej makes a diving one- hand stop to the amazement of Eric Funk and Barry Veit. The best dressed man in all IM Softball. Roger Beals Cbelowy puts on the brakes for an easy basket. r a .A X 1' X gl nfl A YB QE we Y 7' zz., ., e4 ffl' figs? The Sports Scene in '70 From varsity to intra- mural, before big crowds and small, or none at all, sports played a large part in LC '70. 'Wm , 2 X f A- afiwlf X1 'D 5 K A Activities 5 ' 1 vacyf fl wp., rl, 1 ,ks 1 I L Y f f F' H, xg 3553 . F J' Lk f 3'2- I . , 1 ' .. I K1 . .- ' Z if 5 '1 - '-ff I .. . kk.f .1?-QQQ35 Gv3U!'f ' ,'.Ll-4' ll c xx sl .gm . af 4, .2 A A hx l Illinois history students at New Salem state park. 81 'ul' X 0, .1 'I ' Y r': '-'Q s lu aff! U Q. f z 1' .AL ' 5 Q-nr fs vi Q J K, l I I .X X ff! i Q The whole family was in attendance when Mr. and Mrs. Philip Sang gained their honorary degrees at the fall convocation. 0 0 0 Convocatlons Cllmaxed b Graduation Main speaker for graduation, Daniel MacMaster, president of the Chicago Museum of Science and lndustry, shakes hands with President Dooley and sponsor Ralph Newman. Following a time-honored tradition, Lincoln College three times during the school year paused to honor outstanding men and women with honorary doctorate degrees. As a college chartered Lin- coln University, the college has the right and the distinct honor to do this, although today only a two-year institution. In the fall, Win Stracke, famed Chicago folk singer, a- long with long-time LC philan- thropists Mr. and Mrs. Philip Sang, were honored. Bill Mauldin, of newspaper renown, was l'10H0fCd in Feb- ruary, along with faculty folk- heroes Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Balof and Dr. Lawrence Jones of Piney Woods School in Missi- ssippi. Graduation doctorates went to Daniel MacMaster, Dr. A. Nichols Taylor, Chicago Medical School, and William Rutherford, recent head ofthe Illinois Department of Conser- vation. Homecoming, Parents' Weekend Highlights of Fall i 3 Eilfflif -Ai Finalists for king and queen of the Homecoming dance. Tim Radford and Lynda Vosburgh were voted the crowns Music by the Feather Train kept a large crowd of students and alumni happy. 84 'fvlx fi - Ki.: we-f?'52'Wyy-lift, X. . V on ,W Beauty queen contestants at the Parents' Weekend water show included Queen Shirley Bogner, Dolores Wilson, Joan Yanusas, Eva Holland, Sheila Glass, Pam Alboher, Becky Rogers, and Lori Zeller. Fall was a time for returning alumni and visiting parents. The Homecoming dance featured the music of the Feather i Train to a Camelot theme, while Par- ents' Weekend was complete with H110 in the Shade from the LC Players and a water show from the swim team. Mrs. Martin of the library staff is not too sure about the Parents' Weekend art work on display there. 'A ,Je 6 ns-X A Q 'I' E if!! A all W C0 C55 m A g wb l865 IWQOMLILUHOB I I, y ,., , ff un 1 rr ' Zurk at the wheel of the Whrte Whale wluch carried student groups to Florida Arizona and all parts ot the Midwest. Special Events Crowded the Calendar Year Everybody has a good time at the Circle K dime carnival, and the sponsors make a few bucks to carry on their many worthy projects. Midway was set up right on the front lawn of the campus, and Marvel Shows came in to work with Circle K on the biggest rides. A good crowd of students and local folks had lot of fun in the sun with the dime carnival. Craig Schaefer says, throw the ball and Win a prize. Fall Frolic, the Circle K Dime Carnival W, RAW 'l 'UTM 2 2 xr - l fx XIV reef Y-4-4,1 Action on all fronts, from the wheel of chance to Johnny Smoke or even a kissing booth and penny pitch. Sometimes you win, more often you lose, but everybody takes his chance. Q M, 3, b , W e ei 89 .f N K q ,. bfw. 'K xvwa 'R ,v T . ' Q f PV X X ' D Q X If , .- 4 Y Y-A f S 1'- :Nu ',,, 1' 4 g. L, , .:,2,L3:. pt, .,- ' lil ffr'Jr,x,,,,: 2 ?'Z 1 VX 4 Q -3 X x u., ' I 5 1 - ' 4, , l 1, Y. ' A I , 3 ' 71 Aj 4 . .I 1 .z a a J A. f :pw N' . 'Q .z., -Q f Y? 9 'P 'A . 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WENDY ALLEN Aurora CARL ANDERSON Bettendorf, Iowa EDWARD ANDERSON Elmhurst HARRY ANDERSON Arlington Heights ROGER ANDERSON Western Springs DEBORAH ANDREWS Bloomington Z WW ,:-afar' ' ' C45 MW , f WW, f ,.ri i,s, , arf fi, 'fi f PATRICK ADAMEK Mequon, Wisc. LARRY ADAMS Decatur HARRY ANDERSON Arlington Heights PAMELA ALBOHER Indianapolis, Ind. GREGORY ALEVIZOS Milwaukee, Wisc. RICHARD ALEXANDER Hinsdale WILLIS ALEXANDER Normal DIANE ALLEMANA Elmhurst I E JENNIFER ANDREWS Bloomington KATHY ANDREWS Lincoln PETER ANTRIM Racine, Wisc. DAVID APER Lincoln PETER ARNDT Park Forest CLYDE ARNOLD Racine, Wisc. RICHARD ASELTINE Lombard DAVID ATELLA Ridgewood,,N. J. i .' I 1 TIMOTHY AUE Lincoln SAFA AZIMI Chicago DANIEL BAILEY Lincoln GENIE BAIMA Bloomington ANN BAIRD Katonah, N. Y. STEPHEN BAKER Indianapolis, Ind. THOMAS BAKER Sparta, Mich. I VERNON BAKKERS Chicago .f K .r .gf BARRY BECKER St. Louis GARY BELLOS Lincolnwood CHARLES BESSLER Atlanta LEE BEVINS Cincinnati, Ohio WILLIAM BIENASH F ootville, Wisc. CAROLYN BIKAI Lincoln LINDA BINSTEIN Lincolnwood PETER BISHOP Glen Ridge, N. J. y .v ff y ,gf W 1... I I ,m-Off W XM ' , .LW . . fad' DANIEL BALDWIN East Aurora, N. Y. BRENDA BANKS Glenview MARK BARNEY Chicago WILLIAM BARON Toledo, Ohio DANIEL BARRINGER Springfield GEORGETTE BAYER Toledo, Ohio ROGER BEALS Decatur NEIL BEATON Winnetka i ,, f t 2 x 1321 In Q if xx MN ROBERT BOLICK Lake Forest ROBERT BOMERBACK Hammond, Indiana CAROL BORDERS Lincoln FLOYD BORDERS Downers Grove STEVEN BO REN Skokie 5 JAMES BORT A w!':g Evanston , DOUG LAS BOWERS Downers Grove ROBERT BOWLBY Dover, N. J. , A 'MTW' f If ,f mg in Q'n 4 , 'N , 9' f Q J f? HATTIE BLACKWELL Bedford Hills, Ni Y. JOHN BLAUM New Holland PETER BDOSSOM Milwaukee, Wisc. GARY BLOTCKY Onarga RICK BLUE Astoria ALAN BLUMENTHAL Highland Park F REDERIC BOCK LeRoy SHIRLEY BOGNER Bay Village, Ohio PAUL BOYER DeKalb WILLIAM BRACELIN Decatur DOUGLAS BRADFORD Toledo, Ohio MARCIA BRAININ Skokie MARK BRESLAW Des Plaines TRACIE BRICKMAN Chicago JAY BRINDLE Chicago Heights WALTER BRITT Delavan, Wisc. ROBIN BRITTAN Chicago MARY BROGAN Oak Lawn JERRY BROSNAN La Grange PAUL BRUKETA Lincoln KATHY BUCHMAN Cincinnati, Ohio DOUGLAS BURKLAND Chicago DEBBIE BURMEISTER Chicago I JAMES BURNETT Rockford DENNIS CAPRETZ Oak Lawn TIMOTHY CARLSON Decatur SAM CARSON Toledo, Ohio MARCEL CARVALLO Caracas, Venezuela MARTIN CASH LaGrange Park CAROLYN CAUFFIELD I West Richfield, Ohio NANCY CAVANAUGH Woodridge ROBERT CHANDLER Wayne, N. J . vi, 2 ,x - ,K tl, I 1 r s QWIHA wwf , , ,W 4, I ,, if 5 M: E if s . V I 1 f , 'lf' , , f Z' ' I I 1' was wi J, 'Qi '2 , 'gf if EDWARD BURNS Lake Forest HARVEY BURNSTEIN Chicago LINDA BUTTERFIELD La Grange CHRIS CAGLE Leawood, Kansas GARY CAIN Bloomington JOHN CAMLIN Buffalo, N. Y. THOMAS CANADY Lincoln LEONARD CANTOR Indianapolis, Ind. 3 -as 1 , f, Nj : I . , , f 9 - , s 5 v '. ' fum 1 I A 9 xx dl I 0' , - I ' r PC S . I- W 1 ,wif if , f - . An HARRY COHN Chicago CHARLES COMBS Loami KAY CONRADY Hartsburg ROBERT COON Winchester DAVID COOPER McHenry MICHAEL CORBETT Chicago MARISSA CORMAN Chicago MARK CORRELL Lincoln 1 i,,,,. I ff 5' ,, 7 , Z4 V fji 1 7 f P , 7 f f 4 if ,, f 5' I , 5 K 1 a A ' if ' 4 2 STEPHEN CHASE Louisville, Ky. JOHN CHATTIN Indianapolis, Ind. CHARLES CLARKE Oconomowoc, Wisc. JOE CLEMENS Paola, Kansas SUSAN CLOUD Deerfield JEFF COEN Chicago GLENN COE RAN Homewood GARY COHEN Great Neck, N. Y. .. 14x , A 1 PAMELA CORRELL Lincoln RALPH CRAIG Chicago RICHARD CROSS Hardsburg THOMAS CROSS Hartsburg GEORGE CROTEAU Mason City VICKI CROW Mendota DENNIS CRUMRIN Argenta LAURA CUEVA '00 Chicago .J ROBERT CULLEN Mt. Pulaski ALAN CURL Manteno HELEN CURTIS Gary, Indiana DEBBIE DANIEL Oak Park EDWARD DARBRO Grayslake DEBORAH DAVID Crawfordsville, Ind. JERRY DAVISON Rocky River, Ohio ANTHONY DE ANGELIS Florham Park, N. J. are S Km 5456. 7 X XM A f , 5' - f 4. Wm A i DONALD DICKSON Wauwatosa, Wisc. LINDA DIEMER Pontiac ROBERT DIETIKER Aurora BRADLEY DIRKS Lincoln TORREY DODSON Chappaqua, N. Y. MICHAEL DOLAN Lake Bluff THOMAS DOLAN Bloomington MICHAEL DORSEY Ramsey, N. J. W .Z Q f . ,U f f fm , , 9 M, , 1 ' ff A , Q , X , 'Q Wd! 22 W 5 X ,.. , I R5 f f QW ,, Y 'V 1 for J, I LOUISE DE BELL Lakewood, Ohio EVANGELINE DE GRACIA Lincoln ROGER DEIBERT Decatur FRED DELANO Alton LARRY DE LONG Decatur THOMAS DELUTIS Murrysville, Pa. RaFALLA DE ROSE Western Springs SUSAN DE VOE Alexandria, Ind. ,ax f 3 .. Cs i 1 J . i 4 gg. wg, 1 If , :Z Z .Q I 4 s Q. . A g I V ' I f . . f A U t 1 ll,m1i,' 1' , G . .M K gl 'I,. --'A I V S , KK , M . lnfga TEN f RALPH EATON Rocky River, Ohio LOUIS EBERT Western Springs JERALYN EDISON Glencoe MARY EGELAND Elmhurst GLORIA EHLERS Crystal Lake NEAL EISENDRATH Milwaukee, Wisc. MARY ELLIS Heyworth JANICE EORIO Calumet City ff' I A -. f ' f ,X , g J X W f 'Wy R ?' CHRISTOPHER DRAKE Brightwaters, N. Y. ALAN DRELL Chicago PAMELA DUMAN Highland Park STEPHEN DUNPHY La Grange PAUL DURLACHER Wilmette THERESA DURR Lincoln F RANCINE DUTY North Chicago DONALD EASTMAN Park Ridge IRVEN ESKO Trenton, N. J. DOUGLAS ETIENNE Lincoln DAVID F ERRILL Decatur THOMAS FERRING Cedar Rapids, Iowa WILLIAM FIELDER Chicago THOMAS F IORELLI New York, N. Y. SHARON FITE Englewood, N. J. MICHELE FLACK Lincolnwood CI-IERYL FLEER Northbrook RICHARD FORGETTE Park Ridge PAUL FORSGREN Oak Lawn DIANE FORRENCE Peru, N. Y. 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DEBBY HARRIS Chicago fl? gf, f 4: fix 2: H., KJ' crm X, 14, , l 'r f CYNTHIA HERST Chicago PATRICIA HESLIN Bloomington JAMES HILLER Milwaukee, Wisc. WILLIAM HOCK Mountain Lakes, N. J. DENICE HOEFT Melrose Park EVA HOLLAND Evanston STEPHEN HOMBERGER Bloomfield Hills, Mich. APLICE HOPP Lincoln I I M I , , 1 ff X I 4 ,W . in if M P. I Cl I I if E qv 1 V X 1 'Q 4. e , , Y .4 Il 1' I yi I if WILLIAM HAYDARY Crystal Lake WILLIAM HEFLIN Chicago ROBERT HEIDORN Westchester ROBERT HEINS Lincoln RONALD HENRIOULLE Pekin HELEN HENRY Park Forest TARI HENSON Broadlands THOMAS HERR Bloomington if Q- ? We if i' 62' K5 .f 1 401-. 15,1 w ya A.. JAMES HOPP Lansing NED HORNEY Dolton RHONN IE HOUCK Bloomington THOMAS HOWARD Muncie, Ind. BRADFORD HUDSON Indianapolis, Ind. ROBERT HUGHES Webster Groves, Mo. DANIAL HURLEY Lincoln 106 ROBERT HURWITZ Milwaukee, Wisc. l . WILLIAM HURWITZ Milwaukee, Wisc. 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MARK LAWSON Evanston JOHN LAZEL Decatur FREDIE LEDERMAN Indianapolis, Ind. K ' x ,,,, 'W JOHN LEE HALDON LEEDY , y LaGrange , , Q ROBERT LEEVER if Beason .4 I . Q ai' '-Q.: , :..,',',,, as , , X A 1 If ff EQ it ERWIN LITHERLAND Normal LAURANCE LITTLE Euclid, Ohio ALAN LOCKENVITZ Normal GREGORY LOMBARD Decatur THOMAS LONG Hamilton, Ohio MARGUERITE LONG New Paltz, N. Y. RICHARD LOVE Middlesex, England PETER LOWE Hinsdale SALLY LEWIS as 6- Galesburg GWEN LIGHTENWALTER Glen Ellyn GARY LICKVER Valley Stream, N. Y. PETER LIEBERMAN New Hyde Park, N. Y JAMES LINDBERG Homewood BARBARA LINEHART Elmhurst LARRY LINKER Louisville, Ky. CHERYL LISCO Glencoe X f yi 4 V, 'L fo 0' I 1 ffffff ff' 5, wi ' , ,WVR i I f 64. -f if gy I 1 1? -1 'T A 755- Q Lf, L W. ll 'f DANIEL LUCKE Toledo, Ohio EILEEN LUSCOMBE Clinton RALPH LUTZ Princeton, N. J . KEVIN LYNCH McLean RAYMOND LYONS Baldwin, N. Y. DEBORAH MAAS Milwaukee, Wisc. KARL MAAS Milwaukee, Wisc. JAY MACHAMER 0 Atlanta, Ga. 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YOSHITO MOCHIZUK1 Shizuoka City, Japan REBECCA MOCK Cincinnati, Ohio SHERRILYN MOGLE Portage, Ind. TYREE MOMII Chicago DEBORAH MORGAN Park Ridge STEVEN MORGAN Bloomington MICHAEL MOTT Kankakee JOHN MUELLER Chicago CHRISTOPHER MYERS Worthington, Ohio ROBERT MCAULIFFE Valley Stream, N. Y. LEAH MCCAFFREY Chicago ARLINE MCDONALD Lockbourne AFB, Ohio CAROL MCGRAW Elmhurst JOHN MCLAUGHLIN Cerro Gordo 408 1 LARRY MORRISON Indianapolis, Ind. RQ 'za , xy af S V54 , 'rv IIA Nh., x , , WILLIAM MCMAHON Jwxj Aurora 2, JAMES MCQUILLAN Bloomington MARK MCSHANE A' Lincoln iri MARK MCVAY fl- Ottawa :xg Y xg ,..,.-, -. , . A ,, iii iiyi, y A r DON NADICK , A 4 , Us 'A , Chicago a B at ,A , y PAgLiE-ECE in Z L J, MW va 2 eca ur f f A e f'-R x Q GERALD NEIDERT I 3 1, Q , Cincinnati, Ohio f lg, SHERRY NEIMAN PHRTI Univ: q 112 ARHTUR NELSON Franklin Park SANDRA NELSON Chicago SHARON NELSON Chicago WILLIAM NEWBY Oconomowoc, Wisc. GUY NEIDERKORN Norridge ROBERT NILLES Lake Bluff ARTHUR NIXON Skokie LEWIS NOE Griffith, Ind. , NX , , i . ' arf, aux 9 i T' 'W I -E: , -A 'A Q .ix .. -.1 H,--5:gg,5., '.-1. .,,, 51. ' F511-I 5' Q 1P1'2f'3:::f? :iiffrxit -1:14 1. u f.::::n-'I ' ,, J , ,E ,A,, .,... . ..,,4. J: za -' ,. ' -- 5 A ' Q' 'gf a .fir E. ' 2 ar fr: ,R eam 4 W ff MICHAEL OKAMURA Kealahekua, Hawaii GARY OLMSTEAD Decatur MARILYN OLSMAN Kenosha, Wisc. KRISTIN OLSON Naperville ROBERT O'MEARA Verona, N. J. JOHN O'NEILL Oak Lawn JOHN OSCIAK Verona, N. J. DAVID OTLEY Milwaukee, Wisc. ,99- 1. A 5 Q ig 6 vig f 1' I ,wx ' V' ,fy t, Q it ' 4' - if M wk f as J I xy DEBORAH NORTON LaGrange PAMELA NORTON Weston, Conn. WALTER NORTON Naperville BEVERLY NOVAK Chicago MARK OBERST Bloomington KEVIN O'CALLAGHAN Glencoe E. KENT ODOM III Carmel, Ind. TIMOTHY O'GRADY Rocky River, Ohio 4 7 . A hi' Q 5,81-fy, g Q2 f S 5 4 lil. I , SCOTT PEARLMAN .24 Valley Stream, N. Y. . JACK PEARSON 4' at S Baguio, Philippines ' ' 1 5 MICHAEL PECK 4, M Lincoln A A JAMES PERRYMAN Chicago A THOMAS PETERS E. Galesburg I ROBERT PETERSON Wilmette - f n MARJORIE PELAUM z': f Rockville Centre, N. Y. A Z JAMES PIELET V I Munir V Zgl X 'W Highland Park 4 RONALD PAGGIE Lincoln JAMES PAPPAS Snyder, N. Y. ANTHONY PARTIPILO Western Springs BONILIE PATERSON Highland, Ind. RUTH PATON Streator ROGER PATTERSON Oak Lawn MICHAEL PAULIS Lincoln ROBERT PEARCE Glen Ellyn X ,If 2 f dj f X v wzafgs? f S I Q 9 . Q 4 DOUGLAS PILZER Miama Beach, Fla. MARYBETH PLATT Lincolnwood MYRNA PLEASANT Lincoln ARLENE PLISKIN White Plains, N. Y. DOUGLAS PLOCEK Scotch Plains, N. J. ROBERT PODOLSKY Oak Park RICHARD POLITZER Evanston GLENN POLLACK 114 Lincolnwood i JAMES PORGES Morton Grove WILLIAM PORRITT Peoria ROBERT PRATT Milwaukee, Wisc. PAUL QUICK Mansfield, Ohio MARY QUISENBERRH Emden TIMOTHY RADF ORD Rockford ROBERT RANG River Vale, N. J. WILLIAM RAY Grayslake THOMAS RICE Gary, Ind. 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JOSEPH SCHUETT Deerfield CHARLES SCHWARTZ Champaign Q' ll.. 3 ', I' 5. Q A , B K 3' 4' 1. C I I 4 DAVID SHIVE Lincoln MARK SHRAGO Evanston JANE SHTRIKER Chicago CANDICE SHUBERT Waukegan WAYNE SIET Lincolnwood STEPHEN SILVER Waterbury, Conn. KATHLEEN SIMES Jarvard JAMES SIMISTER Guayaquil, Ecuador T752 llimwzf I u My W I ff ,,. N. 1 in fly fiftf ,fr I I. fi 0 . : ,rp ., W, , ,L . ., I 1 a,-.Lx J 'f , si- -was-uv 'f , in ., A 'r -ah, - Q I' 7, 4 ' 'ff gt Www. . WW!! f' ggfwe ' 41 ' I I Aux, I .aww . I , ? ' J' V , I , .,,.. f f ,A1' I 5??N13T z3I.N -f 'Hu l me ,J I If 1 -if f, , -, ,M ,f,f. ff -JW laywgii I w j Vg ma: ' X ,1 WX' an QW. I ROBERT SESSLER Whippany, N. J. JANICE SHAFFER Lincoln JEFFREY SHAFFER Beason MONTY SHAFF ER Waynesville PETER SHAMBO Wheaton MICHAEL SHANE Pekin JOE SHARP Alton TERRY SHAY Atlanta V 2 2 r J ,,.. fic we ' . 1 PHILIP SIMONELIS Chicago JEFFREY SKELSKIE Longmeadow, Mass. JEFF SKOPP Flushing, N. Y. 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LINDA STURGEON Kenney PATRICK SUMMERS Chicago ,, Y ,,,, - ,pw f 4 'Vi Y 4 ,za 5 I 17 M 52 f gf ,. fi 5' X , n li J PETER STITSINGER Hamilton, Ohio KATHLEEN STITT Beachwood, Ohio JEFFREY STOFFELS Pontiac KATHARINE STOHRER Northbrook DENNIS STOLL Chestnut GARY STOLTZENBURG Lincoln JONATHAN STONE Chicago RUSSELL STONE Mt. Pulaski gg i , n V, , J, SANDRA SWANBERG Westover AFB, Mass. ROBERT SWANICK Libertyville KAREN SWARTWOUT Skokie STEPHEN SWEENEY Bloomington MICHAEL SWINDELL Hinsdale DANA SYDNEY Erie, Pa. JAMES TAF F AE Lincoln HOWARD TEITELBAUM Chicago WILLIAM TEMPLETON Crawfordsville, Ind. THOMAS THORNTON Sycamore CHERYL TIBBS New Holand SHERRY TIEMAN g Mendota PHYLLIS TITLEBAUM Skokie JOSEPH TOMASELLO Chicago FRANK TORRES Valley Stream, N. Y. JOHN TREMBLAY East Longmeadow, Mass. A ..-ma- .- x ? N GZ! 'V ea., Y' f 1 RANDY VOGEL River Forest RICHARD VOGEL River Forest SARAH VOLLE Mt. Pulaski GUSTAVO VOLLMER Caracas, Venezuela LINDA VOSBURGH Bay Village, Ohio CRAIG WAKEFIELD Evanston JACQUELYN WALLACE Monmouth ROBERT WALOWITZ Chicago 121 , ? qv 15 J' : IAN H v . X A X U af' Z. ,..,,. ., .. ' ' f f xvfv? new ff f f V, J MARK TRIFFLER Chicago TERESA TURPIN Columbus, Ohio JEAN VAN F OSSAN Athens DEBRA VARNES Elmwood EMIL VAXMONSKY Garfield, N. J. BARRY VEIT Glenwood BRUCE VOGEL Notrhbrook EDWARD VOGEL Chicago ilu- , , 'Ba 59 an-.-. Z f , ,, 4 DOUGLAS WEBER Akron, Ohio LEONARD WEBER Elkhart, Ind. SUSAN WEBER Z Deerfield I ROBERT WEISSMAN f Floral Park, N. Y. KATHLEEN WELISEK Fox River Grove JAMES WESSBECHER Lincoln SCOTT WEZALIS Norridge CHRISTEN WHITE Michigan City, Ind. if f , ,f,f V, 52 I A ' ,'-- . xv L Y, M f ff ,f cf, ' A , 5 . ,, ' 'f'Z22'i' 1' W WZ DALE WARNER Decatur SHERYL WASHLE Lincoln RICHARD WASSERSTROM Columbus, Ohio MELANIE WATKINS Cresskill, N. J. ANDREW WATTS Bloomington LARRY WEAVER Bloomington SHERMAN WEBB DeKalb CANDICE WEBER Delavan, Wisc. 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JERRY BOWARD Middletown NANCY BROWN Lincoln SUSAN C ULP South Euclid, Ohio DAVID DEBLOIS Chicago STEPHEN DIAMOND Chicago Lt-is in :w,, . tt: 4 afjrqgy- xv H 2' .. CHERYL ZINARDO River Forest KURT ZIMMER Bloomington Second Semester Students lr ilk S in rxx i f l DENISE EVANS Plainfield, N. J. LAWRENCE F RANZ Lincoln DONALD FREDERICK Crawfordsville, Ind. DEBORAH GOODMAN Chicago DONALD HAVEY Chicago DENNIS HELLMAN Emden JAMES HOENER Webster Groves, Mo. ROBERT IMIG Mason City 4 7 I 3 i GEORGE JEWELL Bloomington KEEJOH KIM Brooklyn, N. Y. JAMES KIRK Decatur DANNY KNOY Chestnut 1 ' g, . 5 GARY PEARCE 'J' Glen Ellyn l SCOTT PERMUT 'G Q' Chicago -y ROBERTA RADEMAKER f , I Hartsburg ' A, VIRGINIA RUWE l ,f f Cincinnati, Ohio 5 , ke. u r S 1 I .,kixJl5', I Q X N. ,93 5 Wa jf 'Q xx A3125 l flvg, ks gi ii, B I fl, 5 f my s A 4 Mg, i 2 lf TODD SMITH Decatur Moratorium Day, a moment of confrontation on the campus. 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