MacMurray College - Tartan / Illiwoco Yearbook (Jacksonville, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1976 volume:

The Tartan ' 76 MacMurray College Jacksonville, Illinois When 1 rearrange the pieces of the puzzle of my past I sigh at the heartbreaks, relive the laughs And think about the moments that have left their mark And too few faces that shine a little light in the dark. — Hariy Chapin CONTENTS The Year in Review 14 Games 34 Groups 58 A Day in the Life 98 Issues 118 Individuals 128 134551 Henry Pfeiffer Library MacMurray CoDeg e Jackson vi J le, Illinoifs 4 walking, the changes leap out at you. Main Hall — gone. Beecher Street — gone. Hardtner Gym — unused. Kendall House — all women. Blackstock House — all men. oddly, things were not the same, new grass seed sprouting. 1 new shrubbery — struggling. new administration building — thriving, new education complex — amazing, new administrators — experimenting. a year of games being fought, though the outcome didn ' t matter. a year of groups being formed, though the I format was absurd. a year of issues being raised, not for •-: practicality, but for principle. a year of individuals, somehow surviving, enjoying despite all. the pieces were carefully laid, the puzzle prepared 10 One change in Mac that, as a senior, makes me most unhappy is the segregation of the freshmen from the rest of the college. I can remember how much I learned by living with upperclassmen, especially in that first year. I have not been able to share with these new people what I have learned so that they may evaluate my ideas and shape their own. I do not feel my influence is a corrupting one, nor do I think anyone can protect a person of college age from a corrupting influence. Therefore, I still cannot see what is gained by the Treshman Experience ' , I can only feel a loss. — a senior I think if the students are unsettled with these changes it should be a challenge to them to work toward what they think would be realistic goals, and then set about making themselves heard. I speak from two different vantage points and would like to add that what people want and what they need are sometimes poles apart, and one should be realistic from this point of view. Since college is a learning experience socially as well as academically, and maturity is the focal point in both these areas, there should be freedom for growth. If the changes are stifling the growth in either area, then the changes should be reversed. — anonymous I believe that one of the ' cancers ' of the MacMurray Campus is the unhealthy atmosphere which pervades the dorms. To be more explicit, I have had many complaints that the dorms are noisy at the times which the concerned students want to study. If the students cannot provide their fellow students with respect, then I feel the administration must take steps to improve the situation. I have been given the impression also that a disregard for established rules such as drinking and indulgence in drugs have been hurting the image of the other students here who long for a more mature regard for law and order. — a faculty member I feel that the freshman experience and the upperclass living groups are positive changes, and they have much to offer if only you will take advantage of them. The main thrust of both experiences is to help the students direct themselves in a living-learning experience toward a self -satisfying education. For all of us, Students, faculty, administration, and staff, we can make better progress with an attitude of less confrontation and more cooperation. I am optimistic about MacMurrays future; I wouldn ' t want to feel any other w ay. At the beginning, (or even before the school year of 1975-76), I was wondering how the dorm changes would affect the attitudes of the men students. Realizing how soon students com{5 rehend just what is happening, I wondered what their reactions would be. But as is generally the case, most of them accepted gratefully, usually with a smile and with the acknowledgement that the administration was making the changes with the hopes that it would be for the benefit of the students. It has been my observation, during the seven years I ' ve been at MacMurray, that the students are great — willing to cooperate in about any way they can. , Days of Discovery new vistas new faces new experiences initiation into a whole new world exploration of surrounding and self declaration of new independences Winter a scream in the hall ... a bang at the door ... a panty raid in rutledge winter like a vibrant face-slap in the clear dark night. there were times to toaste and teams to cheer, there were drinks to down and dreams to build. there were facts and finals and failings and friends, and colds and cards and cameras and (with the help of carols and angels and trimmings) Christmas dazzling, displaying all our talents, our tans, our sof tballs, our serves, our laughter, our loafing, our graduation, our gradepoints, our keggers, our kin . . . 102 ADMISSIONS COUNSELOR !_ _ _ , . -. • MATT JOR.DAM f.K- ADMISSIONS COOMSilORS Row 1: Randy Hocking Mike Ducharme Randall Gibson Jim Ofcarcik Jeff Aldrich Dave Pack Doug Stelzer Row 3; Ed Pederson Coach Bob Gay Greg Granato Wendall Sweetland Jack Richburg Row 2: Bob Price Curtis Smith Mike Skrivan Gary Stephens Boz Bjelopetrovich Chuck Bernard Keith Buechner John Schaus Mike Taylor Dave Lund in Derrick Phillips Mike Sheehan Tom Origitano Soccer Volleyball VOLLEYBALL MAC OPP 9-15, 15-13, 15-10 Lincoln Land 11-15, 11-15 11. Wesleyan 15-2, 15-8 Millikin 15-8, 15-11 Monmouth 15-8, 15-9 11. Central 15-9, 15-3 Bradley 15-4, 15-11 11. Central 14-8, 14-16, 10-4 Quincy 15-3, 15-4 Lincoln Trails 15-8, 15-7 Greenville 15-7, 15-9 Kaskaskia 15-8, 15-10 Greenville 15-10, 15-6 Quincy 15-1, 15-6 11. College 15-8, 15-9 Blackburn At Greenville Holiday To urnament 15-3, 15-7 Blackburn 15-4, 16-14 Lewis and Clark 13-15, 15-2, 15-1 Greenville Middle row: Jim Ofcarcick Mike Silverstein Craig Zafis Scott Krause Charlie Samuels Bob Denicus Armando DeGuzman Don Perry Back row: Bob Gay, Coach Wendell Sweetland Tim Harker Mike Taylor Mark Taylor Dave Pack Craig Chappelow Robert Rhodes Eric Darnell Mike Lewis 46 Women ' s Basketball 48 Front row: Rich Sakamoto Phil Pagoria Mike Lewis Bill Garver Chris Aldrich Mark Hodges R acoh: !! 52 Coach Marchetti DcX KZUCLiL Back row: Craig Zaf is Don Perry Greg Yarnik Ron Bede Steve Smith Jim Keys Tony Wantland Anthony Spinelle Dave Hirsch Jack Richburg Armando DeGuzman Gary Wheat Rick Overby Chuck Bernard Bruce Schneider fx I ! 5 ••V Mac Opponent 2 Adrian 4 3 Conn. St. 8 4 Kentucky Wes. 10 5 N.J. Tech. 1 1 Newark-Rutgers 4 2 Lakeland 3 2 Rochester Tech. 3 4,5 Lincoln Land 6, 1 5, 3 U. of Mo 13, 17 9,4 Lincoln Chris. 2, 5 1 Principia 2 6, 11 Knox 4, 10 15 Illinois Col. 5 7,6 Greenville 10, 8 6, 1 SIU 14, 10 0, 7 Quincy 7, 12 11 U. of St. Louis 4 3, 10 Illinois Col. 2, 5 0,0 Illinois St. 10, 6 2,0 Western 11. 4,3 Softball 55 Groups Circle K 61 Belles Lettres 62 Theta Sigma 63 . B.S.U 64 A Head Residents 65 1 Concert Band 66 Stage Band 66 S.CE.C 67 Choraliers 68 V J Concert Choir 69 M.S. A 70 S.A.C 72 Pom Pon 74 Mortar Board 75 Phi Nu 76 Cheerleaders 77 Mac Journal 78 Orchesis 79 Alpha Lambda Delta 80 W.A.A 81 Tartan 82 Theater 83 Michal son House 86 Norris House 88 Jane Hall 90 RutledgeHall 92 Blackstock House 94 Kendall House 96 MacMurray College is by its very nature an assemblage of groups. Some are created as a result of growth and friendship. Others are formed for more formal reasons such as living arrangements or team sports. On the following pages are the contributions to the Tartan from the formal groups on campus as listed in the 1975-76 Campus Directory. i ll ! I Circle K Rana Hartigan Connie Carter Lisa Hoynes Jane Close Karen Manning Karla Houser Gail Cohen Jan Mark Stegall Carolyn Upson 61 62 MEMBERS: Pat Bedalov Ann Chappas Margaret Clark Linda Deacon Jan Doelman Ruthie Dutton Rita H addon Melody Hagen Barb Herst Karel Kohlbecker Kathy Kramer Minnie Long Susie Milam Jane Nemmer Kathi Polit Nancy Shoen Betty Strang Gail Schiesser Debbie Wissler Linda Witting OFFICERS: Theta Sigma Peggy Ainslie — President Gail Cohen — Vice President and Pledge Mother Elaine Morrison — Secretary Glenda Anderson — Treasurer Sally Her — Song Leader Mrs. Mitchell — Advisor 63 THETA SIGMA: Front: Elaine Morrison Margo Landon Glenda Anderson Peggy Ainslie Back: Sally Her Victoria Hawkins Not pictured: Gail Cohen Regina Foreman Karla Houser Maureen Rothery First you pin your ribbon on your right side Then you use your pledge book as a guide Big Sis is always there to tell you what ' s right Cause she loves Theta Sigma with all her might We love Theta too, and that is true We will even wear black and not be blue This is not just some tale to brag This is the Theta Sigma Rag The aims of the society are to provide activities for the children at the Illinois Braille and Sightsaving School, assist the college in any way possible, and create unity and understanding with its members. 64 B.S.U. OFFICERS: Robert Rhodes — President Zephyr Henderson — Secretary Joni Lee Jones — Treasurer BLACK STUDENT UNION: Trudi Alston Margo Landon Glenda Anderson Denise Matthews Senorities Bracey Jerome Miller Gloria Burris Michael Miller 1 Pam Curtis Rodney Miller Renee Curtis Michell Nunn j Pam Dorsey Wanda Patton David Dotson Derrick Phillips Olivia Edwards Beverly Raybon Regina Foreman Marcel Reed ■ Larry Gibson Robert Rhodes [ Tom Groff Jan Robinson 1 Reggie Harley Darryl Royster ' Belinda Harris Patsy Stevenson 1 Vicki Hawkins Valerie Storey 1 Diane Heath Kathy Taylor Zephyr Henderson April Thomas Vicki Hudson Rosalyn Tinsley Sharon Jackson Dee Tounsel Karl Johnson Jackie Tuck Michael Johnson Leo Webster Joni Lee Jones Dianne Whiteurst Sylvia Kennedy Debra Willif ord Karen Landon MIDWAY i ' ve come this far to freedom and i won ' t turn back. i ' m climbing to the highway from my old dirt track. i ' m coming and i ' m going. i ' m stretching and i ' m growing and i ' ll reap what i ' ve been sowing or my skin ' s not black. i ' ve prayed and slaved and waited and i ' ve sung my song you ' ve bled me, you ' ve treed me, you ' ve everything, but freed me, but in time you ' ll know you need me and it won ' t be long. i ' ve seen the daylight breaking high above the bough i ' ve found my destination and i ' ve made my vow. so whether you abhor me or deride me or ignore me mighty mountains loom before me and i won ' t stop now. Naomi Long ■ Purpose: The Black Students ' Union strives to promote Black cultural awareness not only for Black students, but for the entire MacMurray community. Through our Fashion Show, Talent Show, campus sales and work in the community we hope to share our unique heritage with those around us. Madgett Head Residents Front: Mike Andrews, Michalson House Paul Railsback, Blackstock House John Izzo, Norris House Back: Constance Booth, Rutledge Hall Sue Hafner, Jane Hall Ann Jones, Kendall Hall Row 1: Alisa Bailey Steve Thompson Emily Hewitt Kirk Meyer E)onn Brown Jim Holmes Mary Johns Dave Ragan Barb Scott Jeff Marshall Row 2: Marilyn Murphy Frank Hiden Belinda Harris Florence Hunt Dave Shaffer Chip Craddock Tim Bartholemew Michelle Wyant Marcia Schnake Karla Krueger Steve Suratt Astrid Schroetter Karla Houser Bill Pfeffer Marcia Anderson Maggie Killmar C. Groce Janet Reynolds Mary Dcffley Karen Winkelman Raymond Vasey Row 5: Shirley Stothert Cochran Mark Leshley Dr. Busche Marty Tougaw Dave Rees MaryBeth Berkshire Sally Her Tim Vasilko Julie Koval Row 4 : Cindy Hawkins Cathy Barker John Downes Audrey Vevle Bruce Riegal Jim Despcr Row 3: Student Council for Exceptional Children Concert Band The Concert Band annually performs concerts at Homecoming and in November, March, and May. The Spring Tour this year featured seven concerts in Illinois and Indiana high schools, and a final con- cert at the St. Louis Scottish Rite Cathedral. The student-organized ensemble recital, consisting of small ensembles from the band membership, is reg- ularly held in December. Music City is also an annual event, featuring all performing groups of the music department. The Stage Band performs at all concert band engagements on tour. Parents Weekend Caberets, and off -campus dance jobs. This year the Stage Band performed for the Senior Dinner in May. OFFICERS: Barb Scott, President, Tour Manager Marilyn Murphy, Treasurer Jeff Marshall, Librarian Tim Vasilko, Stage Band Manager Jim Holmes, Concert Band Manager Conducted by: Dr. Henry E. Busche The purpose of this organization is to promote the education of excep- tional children, to promote the welfare of persons engaged in the education of such children, to stimulate a professional attitude among its student members, and to cooperate with other local, state and national associations. John Pastor, President Mary Ellen Linden, Vice President Jane Nemmer, Secretary Julie Ennis, Treasurer Sue McMillan, Historian Don Sabatini, State Representative 68 Choraliers CHORALIERS: Standing: Laura Bobowski Deb Swetland Sue Hilaman Nancy Swenson Janice Keys Nancy DeLong Seated: Leigh Ann Sterrenberg — Director This group of women joined together three nights a week throughout the year to rehearse for their few performances. They appeared in the Music City Concert, Christmas Vespers, and several mid-week convocation ceremonies. The student-directed group gave 10 freshman women along with a couple of upperclassmen a chance to sing, entertain, and enjoy each other. Back: Linda Deacon 1975-1976 CONCERT CHOIR Kathi Polit Gwyneth Bassett Front: Marcia Schnake Sheri Fay Melody Hagen Jeanne Jordan Barry Minx Marian Humphrey David Mouri Joan Dalton Marshall Carpenter Kathy Keller Mark Leshley Patricia Bedalov Tom McCully Jean Johnson Donn Brown Marcia Anderson Allen Webner Mary Reeder Clifton Shay Joanne Janssen Jan Mark Stegall Beth Oram Rick Murphy Leigh Ann Sterrenberg Jim Holmes Marilyn Murphy Frank Hiden Lenna Burnett James Doriry Bonnie Crouthamel Dave Shaffer Sally Her Bob Tobin Jan Doelman Gene Schmittgens Nancy Lehman Dave Zak Debbie Wissler Bill Eastin Pam Vickers Carol Eastin Mac Trenkle Linda Laighton Kathy Richardson Carol Hawkenscn Pat Cramer Ruth Dutton CHOIR OFFICERS: Allen Webner, President Dave Zak, Vice-President Pam Vickers, Treasurer Mary Reeder, Secretary Mac Trenkle, Social Chairman Gwyneth Bassett, Robe Custodian Lenna Burnett, Accompanist Directed by: Dr. Charles Fisher 1975-1976 CONCERTS: Opening Convocation Music City Concert Christmas Vespers 5 State — 13 Concert Tour: Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Philadelphia Candlelight Dinner Lenten Vespers — The Easter portion of The Messiah Opera — Devil and Daniel Webster Commencement MSA OFFICERS: Tom Spread — President Dave Taylor — Vice-President Anne Werner — Secretary Dan Pierro — Treasurer MacMurray Student Association J-Board and Senate 71 J-BOARD Chuck Bernard John Glenn Van Hante Tom McMackin Richard Sakamoto Keith Hanson SENATE Row 1: Shellee Allsop Kevin Kearns Gwyneth Bassett Row 2; Gene Schmittgens Mike Harmon Greg Eells Peter Foesterling Marie Zeine Keith Hanson Row 3: Brent Kizer Sue Bryant Tom Mills Gail Schiesser SAC OFFICERS: Brian Arimura — President Peter Knapik — Treasurer Lisa Rothermick — Secretary Virginia Loder — Vice-President Student Activities Commission 73 SAC COMMITTEE HEADS: Angie Smith — Publicity Ron Konrad — Film Nanq ' DeLong — Weekend Terry Beasley — Weekend Martha Watanabe — Outdoor Recreation Debbie DiFiglio — Weekend Pom Pon Helen Brown Sue Mitrenga Tina Wells Cindy Pollock Jennifer Easier Gloria Burris Mortar Board 75 Row 1 : Melody Hagen Kathy Keller Leslie Hopkins Elizabeth Strang Row 2: Astrid Schroetter Barb Scott Diane Schiavo Jean Williams Holmes Mary Susan Philp Mary Beth Trenkle Not Pictured : Claudia Chambers OFFICERS: Mary Beth Trenkle — President Jean Williams Holmes — Vice-President Melody Hagen — Treasurer Mary Susan Philp — Secretary Historian Purpose: The purpose of Mortar Board is to recognize and encourage leadership, scholarship, and service in women and to provide the opportunity of a meaningful exchange of ideas as individuals and as a group. The goal of Mortar Board is to extend and continue this commitment of scholarship, leadership, and services into the community. Creative Uniqueness embodies each Mortar Board group. Each has its own identity and function. The MacMurray Chapter yearly tries to raise money for a scholarship for some woman on campus. An important change should be noted in Mortar Board, for next year men will be initiated into the society. We welcorhe them and hope this will broaden our goals and truly encompass a spirit of equality. Phi Nu Front: Julie Ennis Deb DiFiglio Amy Westby Wendy Wilson Joanne Janssen Sue Yelovich Chris Failing Kathy Richardson Back: Sherry Malmstedt Wina Hewitt Jane Davis Tilly Riske Lisa Stockslager Debi Sulaver Betsy Gorczyca Diane Schiavo Marie Zeine Laura Kcssler Not pictured: Billie Bixler Joanna Guyton Debbie Mengoni Glenda Thompson The purposes of Phi Nu are: Service organization of MacMurray College, Parent ' s Weekend, Blood Drive, Registration, Tour Guides, Ushers for Theater Productions, Musical Events, Cabaret, Talent Shows, Orchesis, Math Conference, Prospectives ' Days, Homecoming, Alumni Tea, Graduation Procession. Here ' s to blue and blue the very best of all and the loyalty that comes to Phi Nu Hall. How we love to gather in our friendship ring and listen to our Phi Nu sisters sing. Bring out that old Silver goblet with the Phi Nu upon it and we ' ll open up another keg of beer. OFFICERS: Glenda Thompson — President Diane Schiavo — Vice-President Karen Tolen — Parliamentarian Julie Ennis — Treasurer Joanna Guyton — Secretary Joanne Janssen — Song Leader Sherry Malmstedt — Pledge Mother Debbie Mengoni — Historian Debi Sulaver — Senior Rush Captain Amy Westby — Junior Rush Captain i Cheerleaders 77 Joy Bullivant August Drake Kathy Strode Not pictured: Pam Curtis Joni Lee Jones (Captain) By cheering faithfully and heartily at all basketball and soccer games, the cheerleaders hope to instill in the students and faculty the much needed and very absent sense of spirit at our athletic events. Go MacMurray! You can do it! Go MacMurray! You can do it! GO! MAC! YOU! CAN DO IT! SPRING 1976 Co- Editor Pamela Davis Co- Editor Mary Rita Sheehy Advisor Dr. W. Gregg Wilcove Cover Design Maureen Rothery Departmental Editors Biology Terry Aitken Chemistry Connie Carter Economics and Business John Rardin Education Pamela Vickers History Sally Her Mathematics and Physics Wayne Grote Political Science Thomas Glithero Psychology Pamela Vickers Sociology Lynne Wendler ORCHESIS: Front: Laura Bobowski August Drake Adrienne Ross Middle: Annette Bushel 1 Joy Bullivant Wendi Steinberg Back: Shelley Stevens Dave Taylor Lori Kniepmann W. Crowley Not pictured: Leslie Hopkins Dave Zak Orchesis, an experimental modern dance troupe, presented its own show during the fall, and contributed its talents to the Student-Faculty Variety Show during Spring Parents ' Weekend. Working in the new dance studio, Orchesis held workshops weekly to explore various aspects of the dance. OFFICERS: Dr. Mary Freiburg, sponsor Dale Capel, President Nancy Daweon, Vice-President Tilly Riske, Secretary Marcia Muench, Treasurer 80 Alpha Lambda Delta i Row 1 Mary Herter Chris Mech Nancy DeLxjng Mary Fernandes Pam Lund Mary Sheehy Bonnie Crouthamel Martha Tougaw Julie Koval Joni Lee Jones Peggy Ainslie Mary Readdy Row 2 Gayle Oguro Jane Kritzer Reta Ballard Shellee Allsop Marie Zeine Ann Chappas Nancy Dawson Marcia Muench Dale Capel Dr. Freiburg Jeanne Freiburg Melinda Long Lisa Rothermich Adrienne Ross The purpose of Alpha Lambda Delta is to promote intelligent living and a high standard of learning among the freshmen women in all colleges and universities. Not Pictured E. D. Adams Janet Bell Lenna Burnett Joan Dalton Susan Daniels Pamela Davis Marcy DeWeerd Jeanne Stevens Fox Jan Grenlin Debra Halko Carol Hawkensen Edwina Hewitt Karla Houser Jayne Joseph Karla Krueger Lisa Lange Virginia Loder Joanna Guyton Lynn Mary Mansfield Deborah Mengoni Elaine Morrison Joan Needham Sally O ' Brian Paula Pambianca Sandra Person Ruth White Mary Susan Philp Katherine Polit Diane Ramsey Deborah Reynolds Lisa Riegal Tilly Riske Astrid Schroetter Barbara Scott Vanessa Smith Debbie Thiel Mary Beth Trenkle Nancy Tribble Wendy Wilson Janette Amendola Thersa Beasley Laura Bobowski Joy Bullivant Laura Compton Susan Dorman Lisa Doxstader Linda Hunter Natalie Latoza Lynne Mason Marcia Schnake Shelly Stevens , Karen Sweitzer W.A.A. Caren Hoffman Mary Mansfield Anne Healey Diane Schiavo Cindy Langill Tilly Riske Trish Mueller Vickie Cahill Norma Dycus Jane Close Sheryl Wanless Not pictured: Janet Bell Jude Hines Maggie Killmar Pam Cramer Karla Krueger Ellen Mayes Karen Swietzer Kaern Tolen Leitha Walling Sue Yelovich The purpose of the Women ' s Athletic Association is to promote interest among the people of the college and the community in women ' s sports, and also within the team ' s participation. A third objective is to earn money so that women ' s sports may be continued. Activities include candy and cookie sales, publicity for Home Games, Cabin Overnighter, sell concessions at Homecommg, and Bike Trip. mm Theater THE CAST Berenice Sadie Brown Joni Lee Jones Frankie Addams Marian Heid John Henry West Greg Shurter jarvis Redmond Hart Janice Ruth Williams Mr. Addams Dave Zak Mrs. West Verena Hawkins Helen Fletcher Sherry DeMuth Doris Bobbie Gene Heid Sis Laura Dianne Whiteurst T. T. Williams Reginald Harley Honey Camden Brown Jerome Miller Barney McKean Kevin McGuirc Club Girls MacTrenkle Pam Vickers Directed by Philip Decker Theater 84 THE CAST Irene Straub Margaret L. Clark Marta Boll, the Matron Deb Swetland Police Doctor Tom McAleenan Policeman Kevin Kearns Stenographer Guhl Diane Whiteurst Photographer Blocher Dave Taylor Inspector Richard Voss Bob Engelhart Herbert Beutler (Newton) Stan Scott Doctor von Zahnd Joan Dalton Ernst Ernesti ( Einstein) Dave Zak Frau Lina Rose Deborah E. Luchsinger Her Oskar Rose Gene Schmittgens Adolf -Friedrich Kurt Decker Wilfried-Kasper Kevin McGuire Jorg-Lukas Greg Schurter Johann Mobius Rick Rohdenburg Monika Stettler Joni Lee Jones Uwe Sievers Neil Pierson McArthur Bill Hahm Murillo Chris Lapins Directed by William Conley THE CONTRAST COMEDY; IN FIVE ACTS; Theater 85 WRITTEN BY A CITIZEN OF T) zUNJTED STATES: Performed with Applaufe at the Theatres in New-York, Philadelphia, and Maryland; AND rum SHED (under an AJJIgnment of ibe Cofy.Rigbt J it THOMAS WIGNELL. Primas ego in patriam Aonio deduxi vcrticc Mufas. f Imtattd ) Ilrft on our fhores I try Thalia ' s powers. And bid the laughing ujefid Maid be ours. PHILADELPHIA: FKOM TBB FKCtS Or PRICHARD HALL, in MAJIKXI STAXETt AKTWAIM (XCOND AMD rAOMT STAtSTI. II. OtC. XC. THE CAST Letitia Verena Hawkins Charlotte Marian Heid Nancy Rosann Nicoletta Maria Bobbie Heid Van Rough Dave Zak Col. Manly Redmond Hart Jessamy Dave Taylor Jonathon Dan Pierro Dimple Gene Schmittgens Jenny Deborah Lochsinger Directed by Eugene Laurent 88 OFFICERS: Bill Lipka, President Tom Gors, Vice President Jean Johnson, Secretary Debbie Sulaver, Treasurer I ! Jane Hall 1 OFFICERS: Carol Hawkensen, President | Marcia Muench, Vice President Ronda Brown, Secretary Nancy Dawson, Treasurer I Rana Hartigan, Social Chairman ' J Rutledge Hall Blackstock House Raul Vega — President Pete Knapik — Vice-President Tom McAleenan — Secretary George Bengel — Treasurer 95 i I I HUB H I Hi i m — I i moments for places as never seen before I 1,1 I 114 Freshman Experieiji i In spring of 1975, the MacMurray Campus became embroiled in one of its most bitter controversies. Both administration and students were entangled in deci- sions and postponements and rhetor ical speaking which left living arrangements up in the air until mid May and bitter feelings among many upperclassmen who strove very hard to maintain the status quo. How- ever, they did not prevail and August 75 brought some 200 freshmen to a new experimental living arrangement of which they were completely unaware. Referred to by many as a throwback to the 1950 ' s, the issue at hand was the creation of college president John J. Wittich. Wittich desired to create a living situ- ation in which freshmen would be both protected and eased into the different life style of college, while also providing them with an added enrichment in counsel- ing and other services. He believed that freshmen dorms would establish lasting unity among the classes, and create a non-alcoholic atmosphere in which fresh- men would reap maximum benefits from studies. To assist in this general transition program as well as with academic problems, a group of upper- classmen known as peer counselors were specially trained in counseling and in special problems, and assigned to live on floors in the freshman dorms. These counselors were required to keep a journal of their work, see that freshman intervisitation and other rules were enforced, as well as provide availa- ble time to counsel the freshmen. Freshman dorms gave the freshmen the chance to know each other in order to function as a class. Many social functions such as dances, a dinner with trustees, and a semi-formal dinner dance were encouraged for the freshmen. They were also pro- vided with free t-shiu upon arrival on campus much to the dismay of the expense ridden upper- classmen. 121 Inrervisitation hours in the dorms at first met with a great vocal cry from the freshmen. In a survey con- ducted by members of the class and turned in to the administration, most freshmen violently objected to this infringement on their freedom. As a result, two more days of inrervisitation were added in the later part of the year. As the program was still in the experimental stage, it was continued into the ' 76- ' 77 school year. Upper- classmen by this point felt that this new experience did nothing more than label and segregate the campus into two distinct groups; freshmen vs. upperclass- men. As most freshman classes are 200 level introduc- tory courses, most juniors or seniors met freshmen during extracurricular activities, the first week of initi- ation, or not at all. On the other hand, freshmen, realizing their favored position in the eyes of the administration, made the most of it. This attitude was best exempli- fied during campaigning rhetoric, the nature of which suggested that upperclassmen were not responsible and freshmen should be elected into the major respon- sibility positions for the 1976-77 school year. Ultimately, the final evaluation of this experimen- tal situation will be left to the future classes at Mac- Murray. The debate continued through the year. The freshman dorms often seemed to be strongholds of the vices they tried to protect freshmen from, and the deep rift and sensitivity between the two new groups on campus made most students feel negatively about the whole thing. But the freshmen ' s early vocal outcry quickly dwindled due to either satisfaction or surren- der, and the first year of the Freshman Experience at MacMurray College became history. This year ' s upperclassmen have been guinea pigs in a sociologically based experiment in living arrange- ments, called living groups. In theory, these groups consist of idealogically — similar students whose life styles and interests lie in areas of compatibility. The top priority of these groups u ould be the growth and inter-relationship of members within and therefore groups should not object to living space assigned to their group. However, in practice in its first year at MacMurray, groups ignored the high ideals of similar life style and chose to arrange their groups by the mere matter of convenience in where they choose to live for the 75- ' 76 school year. Therefore, conflicts arose both within some of the groups, and between the theory and prac- tice of this group living arrangement. Upon returning to the campus in autumn, upper- r classmen discovered that although MSA representa- tion would be continued on a floor-by-floor basis, intramural competition was m effect by groups. Under , this system of competition, points would be awarded- to each group for its standing in the intramural com- petition, leadership position of group members in the general campus, and scholarship. These three types of points were then to be totalled for each group, with the winning group then to be presented with the Pres- idential Cup. This new emphasis on the group program and dis- prtion of the intramural tradition of interdorm team formation caused much controversy during September and October. However, students prevailed in this case, as the traditional team selection procedure for IM w gone back to after boycott of the games effectively halted the new IM procedure. Group Living 123 The whole philosophy of the group living plan then fell fairly dormant until the procedure for spring housing and room selection began. Once again the whole bag of worms concerning group ideals, group leaders, screening committees, etc., was released. Once again groups seemed to be forming due to living arrangements rather than common ideals. For exam- ple, any man wanting to live up campus was forced to try to get into Jane 3rd, while any woman wanting to live down campus was asked to conform to either Michaelson 1st or 3rd. Thus the belief that the room you lived in made no difference to your life, so long as you were with your closest peers, was not fully adhered to by the students, and thus living group arrangements were not a smashing success. Again, being experimental in nature, this system was carried on into the ' 76-77 school year. The ulti- mate decision as to the pros and cons of these arrange- ments will be judged in future years. 124 Administration 125 Apathy has been working its way into the hearts of MacMurray College students. The source — a lack of trust, faith, and respect for the administration. In con- versation with students for preparation of this article, the same theme was repeated over and over again: We ' re just not listened to! Freshmen who strove to have intervisitation extended wrote individual letters to the college presi- dent only to receive what they felt an unjustified answer — no Students in Jane ing the coed floors reduced from three to one which 5 ' ? also complied with Title IX regulations. The new plan ' would have given women more living space down - - jj ., campus (choice of 3 women ' s floor vs. 5 floors of H r- upperclassmen) and men a greater choice up campus j (2 floors of men vs. 4 for women rejeaed outright. .C S Freshmen were promised $1000 per dorm for social Saivity. All their plans were scrapped and replaced . ' «p|j  ' ' •bV conibined dinner-dance in McClelland. Students and prospectives on their way to the thea- ter or Fine Arts building spent the best part of 20 weeks sloshing through mud around Main hole debris. The college remained at the whim of a contractor who began demolition before Christmas and completion after spring break. ? Only persistent calls by library staff persuaded physical plant working to lay a makeshift path of step- ping stones over the Beecher landscaping project so that students could reach the library. ■ In general, students felt that they were the helpless commodity in a war of non-communication. Campus pride has reached Jo Jcvel. Apathy was definitely .j- on the rise. JS sS ' MACMURRAY COLLEGE HONOR SOCIETY Douglas W. Beal James K. Claflin Susan B. Daniels Marc7 DeWeerd Nancy Hess Karla Krueger Lisa Lange Anthony Licata Joan Needham Sally O ' Brien Sandra Person i MaryPhilp ' J Debbie Reynolds ' ■ Barbara Scott • Stanley Scott _ | SKirley Surbeck Mary Beth Trenkl Evelyn Adams • | Vanessa Smith .] Anne C. Werner . ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA Susan Daniels , Marcy DcWcerd Nancy Hess Karla Hous ' er Karla Krueger Lisa Lange Joanna Guyton Lynne Joan Needham Sjilly O ' Brien Sandra Person Mary Philp Debbie Reynolds Astrid Schroeter Barbara Scott Mary. Beth Trenkle MORTARBOARD Evelyn Adims Ixnna Burnett Bonnie Crouthamel David Ekin Julie Ennis Tom Glithcro , Joni Jones Kay Kuhlinan Mary ' Ellen Linden June Meece Marilyn Murphy ■ Mary Reeder Raymond Vasey Pamela Vickers David Zak ' ' Who ' s Who Among American Universities and Colleges Fabienne Brush Janace Doelman Melody Hagen Marian Heid Jean Williams Holmes Leslie Hopkins Karla Houser Kathy Keller Anthony Licata Joanne Guyton Lynrie Mary Philp Dan Pierro Daryl Royster Robert Sabatini Diane Schiavo Barbara ScQtt . Dave C. Taylor Mary Beth Trenkle ALUMNI ASSOCJATION AWARD Mary Anderson Memorial Award for Mathematics Joan Needham Ljola D. Hay Memorial Award for Music Barbara Scott , ' Nellie A Knopf Memorial Award. for Art Linda Jorgensen St. Louis Alurrinae Club Award for Science and Mathematics Douglas W. Beal ' SPECIAL AWARDS Fletcher J. Blackburn Memorial Award Leslie Hopkins . . . Delia Blackburn Osvald Memorial Award Deborah Reynolds Gerald D. Stone Honor Award Wayne R. Grote Deb Swetland basks in September sun. 130 Kristy Adams Janette Amcndola Alisa Bailey Ralph Balauskas Tracy Banker Cathy Barker Renee Barnett Yvonne Barnett Jennifer Basler Michelle Bassett Ron Bede George Bengel Eric Berry Patricia Blunt Laura Bobowski Maureen Brill Theresa Britts Arlene Brown Joy Bullivant Gloria Burris Annette Bushell Jaime Caban Freshmen 131 Craig Chappelow Susan Charles Laura Compton Mark Conrad Robert Copeland Pam Cramer Renee Curtis Eric Darnell John Davis Mary Deffley Nancy DeLong Sherry DeMuth Sue DeShara James Desper James Dority Pamela Dorsey Freshmen 133 William Hahm Keith Hanson Patricia Harris Redmond Hart Marilyn Hartmann Cindy Hawkins Ronald Heaton Betsy Herter Frank Hiden Susan Hilaman David House Conda Howard Ronald Hudson Victoria Hudson Andrea Hulstrand Linda Hunter Mary Johns Michael Johnson La Vaughn Jones 134 David Juedemann Carol Kaminski Kevin Kearns Michelle Kerber Margaret Killmar Martin Klabacha Craig Klatzco Janet Kling Peter Knapik Jim Kopec Julie Koval Jane Kritzer Mickal Laird Julie Lannen Chris Lapins Kathy Larson Carol Ann Lemon Teddi Long Deborah Luchsinger Lynne Ann Mason Tom McAleenan Dennis McManus Christine Mech Tom Mills Barry Minx Pete Knapik and Lisa Rothermick relax in the campus center. Freshmen 137 Lisa Rothermick Don Sabatini Joseph Sagorsky Joy Schlegel Gene Schmittgens Mary Jo Scott Michael Scott Clifton Shay Joel Shinbrood 138 Freshmen share experiences at initiation party. Joe Simmons Steve Smethurst Kevin Smith Steven Smith Brian Solomon Anthony Spinelle Mark Stegman Wendi Steinberg Valerie Storey Kathy Strode Kathryne Summers Deb Swetland Peggy Tabor David Taylor Mike Taylor April Thomas Joni Titts worth Marti Tougavi Raul Vega David Veness Sheryl Wanless Unlucky in cards, lucky . . . — Jean Johnsen, Mike Linden, Dave Taylor. Teresa Beasley Mary Berkshire Bozidar Bjelopetrovich Judy Boris Ronda Brown Ann Chappas Margaret Clark Jane Close Gail Cohen Sophomores Pam Davis Nancy Dawson t Linda Deacon Phillip Doyle Ruth Dutton Bill Eastin Carol Eastin Olivia Edwards Peter Foesterling Regina Foreman Wayne Grote Linda Hall Reginald Harley 141 142 Lisa Hoynes Shelley Ito John Jameson Jean Johnsen Michael Johnson Pamela Jones Laura Kessler James Keys Dale Kirkpatrick Sophomores Just wait ' till you see what we ' re going to do tomorrow night . . — Mike Sheehan, Dan Olson, Chuck Bernard. 145 Marcia Schnake Mike Sheehan Ken Simpson Angie Smith Dave Sorge Gary Stephens Leigh Ann Sterrenberg Shelly Stevens Patsy Stevenson Karen Steward Dave Bailey and Paula Pambianco share an autumn afternoon. Juniors 149 Bruce Bacus Gwyneth Bassett Pat Bcdalov Janet Bell Alvin Bruns Keith Buechner Vickie Cahill Dale Capel Connie Carter John Cooksey Bonnie Crouthamel Pamela Curtis Joan Dal ton David Davis Leigh Anne Davis Leslie Dean Bob Denicus ABOVE: The morning after. LEFT: Keith Buechner examines the day ' s mail. BELOW: Mark Taylor and friend enjoy a Jane party. Juniors Rana Hartigan Victoria Hawkins Anne Healey Roberta Heid Zephyr Henderson Edwina Hewitt Diane Hill Dave Hirsch Caren Hoffman Marian Humphrey 151 154 Juniors Denise Matthews Tricia McCarthy Joy McGinty Vera McSkimming Debbie Mengoni Jerome Miller Suzanne Mitrenga Jonathon Morel Elaine Morrison Marilyn Murphy Jane Nemmer Rosann Nicoletta James Ofcarcik Rick Overby Michael Pagoria Paula Pambianco John Pastor Kathi Polit John Rardin Mary Readdy Mary Reeder TOP: Ruth Ann Wolfing assists students in campus center. BOTTOM: Nancy Shoen and Rita Haddon chat on the cabin pier. LEFT: I finally got her! 156 — Mary Berkshire and Jonathon Morel. Mary Sheehy gives a lampshade a coat of paint. Douglas Stelzer Gayle Stevens Keith Summers Debbie Thiel Susan Thrall Caroline Joy Upson Pam Vickers Anne Werner James Wideman Wendy Wilson Susan Witt Dave Zak Craig Zaf is 157 THE CHALLENGE Blessed is the person indeed, Who in this life can find A purpose that can fill their days, And GOALS to fill their mind. The world is filled with little people Content with where they are; Now knowing joys success can bring. No will to go that far. Yet, in this world there is a need For people to lead the rest. To rise above the average life. To giving of their best. Would you be one who dares t o try When challenged by the task. To rise to heights you ' ve never seen or is that too much to ask. ' ' This is your day — a world to win. Great purpose to achieve. Accept the challenge of your goals And in yourself, BELIEVE. You will be proud of what you ' ve done When at the close of day You look back on your battles won Content you came this way. -submitted by Karen Michelle Landon 161 TERRY A. AITKEN Rock Island, IL B.S. — Biology TRUDI G. ALSTON JEFFREY KARL ALDRICH BETTY ALEXANDER Gary, IN Springfield, IL Carthage, IL B.A. — Special Education B.S. — Psychology B.S. — Deaf Education DANA BATES Jacksonville, IL B.A. — Elementary Ed. STEPHAN LEV. BILD Homewood, IL B.A. — Deaf Education PATRICIA BETH BISHOP BILLIE D. BIXLER THERESA BRATTEN Atwood, IL Springfield, IL Edwardsville, IL B.S. — Special Ed. EMH B.S. — Special Ed. TMH B.S. — El. Ed. Special Ed. EMH 163 This picture is one of many I have taken which a singing group I belonged to would set music to. The man our songs were about was Jesus. And now, I live for that man who dies for me. He rose again, to be my savior and Lord. To live in me and through me. Two years ago, his father gave me a song. Some of the verses say: I can sense the pain that Jesus feels, a tear that ' s in his eyes, as he calls out to the people, but they only pass him by. People need a love that only God can give. But they keep searching in the dark. They keep looking for what life can give, and only miss the mark. He ' s still waiting, so patiently, to guide you to God ' s love. But you have to ask for that gift which he wants to give so much. This college has helped me to understand many temporal things. This will help in my ministry. Now I must learn more about the spirit- ual part of eternity, to help show the way to my fellow people. — submitted by John Hamm KATHLEEN A. BRENNEN Chicago, IL B.A. — Deaf Education JOHN BREWER Jacksonville, IL B.S. — Elementary Education SUE ANN BRYANT Godfrey, IL B.S. — History Poli. Sci. 166 DEBORAH ECKSTROM Chicago, IL B.S. — Deaf Education a nd Art CLINTON LEE ELDRIDGE Burbank, IL BA. — Physics and Math CATHERINE ENGLISH Kewanee, IL B.S. — Special Ed. CHRISTINE L. FAILING Naperville, IL B.S. — Deaf Ed. El. Ed. JEANNE STEVENS FOX DAVE GANTT PATRICIA ANN GILMORE Wheeler, WI Avondale Estates, GA Baltimore, MD B.S. — Chemistry B.A. — Deaf Education B.S. — Special Ed. — EMH COLLAGE A new experience Fear Stranger in a strange land Where am I? MacMurray College, Jacksonville, Illinois Where is that? Isolation Old beau at home I just want to go home! Study, listen to music, color, read books, watch the candles burn Just passing time Strange people Long talks with my roommate Settling Disappointment Depression Growth Change Frustration Enduring Awakening Struggles Disillusionment No more beau back home Freedom Transition I want to go home I don ' t want to go home! Happy in Jacksonville? Vince ' s, parties, and new friends How enlightening Summertime-assimilation Student teaching Easy, too easy, no progression Why am I doing this? Is this what I strove for all this time? You ' re kidding Next student teaching assignment Impossible More and more demands No time Pressure This will make you or break you! Almost broken, I made it. This is great. Just one of the children My last week — I ' m happy. Everyone is studying for exams — no one to play with I graduate. Goodbye old buildings and ugly new ones, I ' m leaving you for a new experience. — Lisa Lange JOHN RILEY GLENN Lake Bluff, IL B.S. — Business BILL GOMBERG Wilmette, IL B.S. — Business BETSY GORCZYCA Chatham, NJ B.S. — Deaf Education JOANNA MARIE GtJYTON Wilmettc, IL B.A. — Special Ed. EMH LD MELODY ANN HAGEN Pleasant Plains, IL B.M. — Music Education Performance JOHN HAMM Pulaski, IL B.S. — Political Science EVANGALOS HANTE Evergreen Park, IL B.S. — Political Science Sociology DARRELL HARTKE Jacksonville, IL B.S. — Psychology VERENA LEIGH HAWKINS Green view, IL B.S. — Theater Arts TIMOTHY RAY HEATHER Ashland, IL B.S. — Speech Theater Arts MARIAN HEID Springfield, IL B.S. — Theater Arts Social Studies HEART OF MY HEART Heart of my heart I love that melody (It ' s my favorite!) Heart of my heart Brings back fond memories. Remember when we were kids on the corner of the square We were rough and ready guys — But-oh-how we could harmonize — to Heart of my heart Meant friends were dearer than (Eggs were cheaper too!) Too bad we had to part I know a tear would glisten If once more we could listen To that gang that sang Heart of my heart — Heart of my heart. — submitted by Kathy Brennan, song leader Sue Bryant Debbie Eckstrom Chris Failing Linda Laighton Margee Morrison Pam Rudy Connie Splitek Betty Walters 171 (P.S. We missed you Alice!) The coziest feeling of all! Allen Webner, Melody Hagen. Marshall Carpenter, Bob Tobin. CARX B. HENSLEY Quincy, IL B.S. — Business BARB HERST Jacksonville, IL B.A. — Speech Theater Arts NANCY V. HESS Arlington Heights, IL B.A. — Psychology English JACQUENETTE HOLMES Chicago, IL B.S. — Deaf Education JEAN WILLIAMS HOLMES Cisco, IL B.M. — Piano -submitted by I -submitted by Dave Gant There are more things in heaven or earth, Horatio, than are dreamt of in your philosophy On the contrary: put w = X (krex) Then wnew = wew I dreamt of w, but it wasn ' t in heaven or earth. Some classes are members of themselves, some are not: the class of all classes is a class, the class of not-teapots is a not-teapot. Consider the class of all the classes not members of themselves: if it is a member of itself, it is not a member of itself, if it is not, it is. — Bertrand Russell KATHY KELLER Moweaqua, IL B.S. — Deaf Education SYLVIA KENNEDY New Orleans, LA B.A. — Special Ed. Psychology JANICE KEYS Springfield, IL B.A. — Music 175 CANDACE KINGMA South Bend, IN B.A. — History Political Sci. KATHERINE KRAMER St. Louis, MO B.S. — Deaf Ed. Learning Disabilities KARLA KRUEGER Salisbury, IL B.S. — Mathematics LINDA ANN LAIGHTON Haddon Heights, NJ B.S. — Deaf Ed. KAREN LANDON Chicago, IL B.A. — Mathematics LISA LANGE Lombard, IL B.A. — Deaf Ed. 176 SHERI LASS Milton, FA B.A. — Special Ed. EMH If I define myself as my thumb I deny myself my fingers If I define myself as my fingers I deny myself my hand If I define myself as my hand I deny myself my arm If I define myself as my arm I deny myself my body If I define myself as my body I deny myself my universe I diminish myself. — Huey P. Newton — submitted by Sylvia Kennedy CLAUDIA McNELLIS Palatine, IL B.S. — Special Ed. MH MARILYN McTEAGUE Oak Lawn, IL B.A. — Special Ed. MH SHERRY MALMSTEDT Round Lake, IL B.A. — Special Elementary Ed. 177 DAVID MILLER Glenview, IL B.S. — Speech Journalism RODNEY MILLER Chicago, IL B.S. — Psychology JOAN NEEDHAM Peoria, IL B.A. — Mathematics Accounting 1 178 SALLY O ' BRIEN DAVID PACK WANDA PATTON Evergreen Park, IL Jacksonville, IL Chicago, IL B. A. — Psychology Sociology B.S. — Business Accounting B.A. — Psychology DONALD PEARSON RcKhester, NY B.S. — -Psychology SANDRA PERSON Peoria, IL B.A. — Deaf Ed. MARY PHILP Waltonville, IL B.S. — Sociology FOR A FRIEND . . . what were you feeling those nights we undressed, then in the dark you asked me who else I could talk to like this while I was wondering what to do with feelings I couldn ' t use, your face so close to mine it chilled me. — Lyn Litshin — submitted by Lynne Wendler JEAN RANDOLPH Jerseyville, IL B.A. — History Political Science DEBBIE RESTIFO Riverside, IL B.A. — Psychology Sociology DEBORAH REYNOLDS Omaha, IL B.S. — Biology Chemistry 180 JANET REYNOLDS Glen Ellyn, IL B.S. — Elementary Ed. . . . even though we may be apart, our rich past will stand for a con- stant pleasure in the present. We will forever be friends and brothers: dedicated to a spirit of peace and honesty and seeking life ' s joy through simplicity. Let us gain sense and passion through the realization and acceptance of our blessed helplessness. We are to inhabit the world and belong to it. We must learn to cope with the sheer crisis of human nature. As brothers, peacemakers, servants, and individuals, we shall exist in the divinity of our keen memories: glistening as gold in the times of our lives. — submitted by Tim Heather JACK RICHBURG Garden City, NY B.S. — Biology Physical Education STANLEY ROBINSON Jacksonville, IL B.S. — Psychology MARCIA ROSEBRAUGH Catlin, IL B.S. — Sociology Psychology PAMELA J. RUDY Arlington Heights, IL B.S. — Deaf Education BRUCE SCHNEIDER Old Greenwich, Conn. B.S. — Economics Business ASTRID SCHROETTER Jacksonville, IL B.A. — Chemistry Biology KAREN SOWA Park Ridge, IL B.A. — Elementary Ed. CHARLIE SPACKMAN Phila, IL B.S. — Business Biology CONNIE SPLITEK Midlothian, IL B.S. — Deaf Education I When you part from your friend, you grieve not, for that which you love most in him may be clearer in his absence, as the mountain to the climber is clearer from the plain. — submitted by Jan Doelman Live each day of your life as if it were the last day of your life. — submitted by Trudi Alston Trust in the Lord with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding. In all thy ways acknowledge him, and he shall direct thy paths. Be not wise in thine own eyes; fear the Lord, and depart from evil. Proverbs 3:5-7 — submitted by Karen Winkelman 183 BETTY STRANG Roodhouse, IL B.A. — Art Ed. DEBORAH SULAVER DeKalb, IL B.S. — Physical Ed. SHIRLEY SURBECK Whitehall, IL B.S. — Elementary Ed. DAVID CHARLES TAYLOR Elwin, IL B.S. — Political Science Journa. IrV 5 iViA-f -Tim , jf -6- ' y ' ROSALIND TINSLEY Champaign, IL B.S. — Special Ed. JACQUELINE L. TUCK Indianapolis, IN B.A. — Special Ed. — EMH, TMH GLENDA THOMPSON Des Plaines, IL B.S. — Special Ed. — EMH TIMOTHY G. VASILKO Calumet City, IL B.A. — Business BETTY WALTERS Hillsboro, IL B.A. — Elementary Ed. RICHARD WALTZ Chicago, IL B.S. — Political Science ALLEN WEBNER Bethany, IL B.A. — Music Ed. Voice LYNNE WENDLER Bartlett, IL B.S. — Sociology Art PETER WHIDDEN Greenwich, Conn. B.S. — Philosophy MARK WHIPPLE Norris City, IL B.S. — Psychology MAKY RA I HHRINE WHITE Chicago, IL B.S. — Special Education EMH-TMH KAREN ANN WINKELMAN Arenzville, IL B.M. — Music DEBORAH JANE WISSLER Richmond, Ind. B.A. — Elementary Education SENIORS NOT PICTURED: BACHELOR OF ARTS DEGREES SUSAN POVELLA BROWN, Gary IN, Special Ed — LD FABIENNE JOHNSON BRUSH, Fredrick, IL, French E. RENEE DEXHEIMER, Hillsboro, IL, Biology JANACE ELIZABETH DOELMAN, Park Ridge, IL, Special Ed — Deaf Education DIANA KAY DURBIN, Irving, I L, Special Ed — Deaf Education GALE HEWITT GARRETT, Jacksonville, IL, Physical Education ROBERTA SCHORR GAY, Jacksonville, IL, Elementary Education WILLIAM B. HURST, Meredosia, IL, Physics DONNA LYNN KESSLER, Antioch, IL, Spanish DAVID CHARLES KOPPA, Antioch, IL, Physical Education ROBERT DOMINIC SABATINI, Spring Valley, IL, Special Ed — EMH, TMH DIANNE RUTH SCHIAVO, Burnt Hills, NY, Physical Education EARL REGINALD SEXTON, Jacksonville, IL, Econ. and Business, Accounting DONNA LEE TUSACK, Worth, IL, Russian, Psychology CHARLOTTE JEAN WALTERS, Eldred, IL, Elementary Education SANDRA GREEN WHITTENBERG, Jacksonville, IL, Econ. and Business BACHELOR OF MUSIC DEGREE DAVID MATTHEW KURE, Lisle, IL, Music BACHELOR OF SCIENCE DEGREES DOUGLAS WAYNE BEAL, Olney, IL, Chemistry COLLEEN DENICE BENTLEY, San Luis Obispo, CA, Special Ed. — Deaf Education JOANN BUCARIC, Lockport, IL, Special Ed. — Deaf Ed., El. Ed. JEANETTE CLODFELTER, Bartlett, IL, Psychology, Sociology MARK CLODFELTER, Monticello, IL, Special Ed — Deaf Education KATHERINE LOWRY COOPER, Catlin, IL, Elementary Education KENNETH GERALD DAVENPORT, Morris, IL, Chemistry, Biology JOHN T. DIBBLE, Marion, IL, Econ. and Business DAVID L. DOTSON, Evanston, IL, Physical Education JANE FEITLER, Oak Park, IL, Political Science ALLEN GARBER, Dayton, OH, Physical Education WILLIAM RICHARD GRAY, Virginia, IL, Econ. and Business THOMAS EDWARD GROFF, Monmouth, IL, Sociology, Administration of Justice DANIEL F. HABERE, Columbia, IL, Econ. and Business JEFFREY HARTMAN, Loves Park, IL, Chemistry ROBERT DAVID HILL, Jacksonville, IL, Econ. and Business M.JEAN HUGHES, Pittsfield, IL, Special Education — EMH, TMH BRYNN JONJESSEN, Park Ridge, IL, Psychology RON KONRAD, Norridge, IL, Econ. and Business GARY W. LARSON, Rock Falls, IL, Psychology, Philosophy KAYANN LEGG, Catlin, IL, Writing MICHAEL LEWIS, Beardstown, IL, Physical Education ANTHONY LICATA, DuQuoin, IL, Political Science WILLIAM J. LIPKA, Schiller Park, IL, Poll. Sci., Econ. and Business MARK McILVANE, Lake Bluff, IL, Econ. and Business MICHAEL MIKUS, Alsey, IL, Speech and Theater Arts J. RENEE NORRIS, Tennessee, IL, Art KATHLEEN O ' DONNELL, Wonder Lake, IL, Special Ed. — Deaf Education THOMAS ORIGITANO, Berkley, IL, Chemistry, Biology RONALD PHILLIPS, Toluca, IL, Pre-engineering DARRYL ROYSTER, Chicago, IL, Psychology GARY WILLIAM RUSSELL, Jacksonville, IL, Administration of Justice WILLIAM R. SCHLINKERT, Wheeling, IL, Econ. and Business ROBERT SANFORD THOMAS, Ivoryton, CT, History JAMES KEVIN THORNSBERRY, Granite City, IL, Chemistry, Pre-Dentistry KAREN WENONA TOLEN, Wheaton, IL, Psychology, Sociology MARY BETH TRENKLE, Waukegan, IL, Special Ed. — Deaf Education GEORGE VAUGHAN, Bridgeview, IL, Econ. and Business DAVID WALTRIP, Jacksonville, IL, Political Science DEANNA WARD, Champaign, Econ. and Business KIM WHEELER, Mascoutah, IL, Physical Education 188 Denotes Department Chairman 190 Faculty and Administration PHYSICS: Dr. Wayne Lang Dr. James Schurter MATHEMATICS: Dr. Edwin Ecker Dr. Eugene Kohlbecker PRESIDENT: Dr.JohnJ. Wittich 195 BIOLOGY: Dr. Mary Freiburg Dr. Richard Freiburg Dr. John Avery ADMISSIONS COUNSELOR: Donna Thayde SOCIOLOGY: Dr. Wayne Artis ART: Prof. John Northcutt, Prof. Howard Sidman You are Invited To Open a B udget Checking Account Designed For Busy College Students Give us an opportunity to soy YES Elliott State Bank 73 East Side Square, Jacksonville, Illinois 62650 Telephone (2 1 7) 245-5151 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Walker Hardware Hardware, Tools, Housewares 243-1117 West Side Plaza Serving the Jacksonville Area 302 E. State 245-4718 SHOC Fit CO. mSMAMpOtA MO FtT Complinnents of AT THE DUNLAP INN 325 WEST STATE STREET (mpoRium EAST STATE STREET JACKSONVILLE, ILLINOIS STORE OF FASHIONS Your Authorized Keepsake Jeweler Edvuard ' s JEWELERS Central Park Plaza, Jacksonville CRAIG ' S BARBER SHOP John Green, Owner 206 E. 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Wayne 197 Averv,John A 195 Biloz, Michael 189 Booth, Constance 65 Brookhart, Ruth A 192 Burnett, Rand 189 Busche, Henry A 66, 191 Clement, Robert J 193 Clupper, Alice R 190 Conley, Linda 224 Conley, William 84 Decker, Philip 83 Dycus, Norma 40,46,51, 55,57,81, 189 Eck, Kenneth .188 Ecker, Edwin D 192 Eickhoff , Andrew R 196 Fernandez-Gimenez, Pedro L. . . 190 Fisher, Charles 69, 191 Fitch, Grace 188 Freiburg, Mary 80, 195 Freiburg, Richard 195 Freidman, Stan 188 Fuhrig, Anne Marie 190 Fuhrig, Wolf D 189 Garfield, Ronald S 190 Gay. Robert 38,43, 56, 189 Goulding, James A 191 Gustaf son, Marjorie L 190 Hafner, Sue 65 Hale, Hilda 194 Hargrave, Victoria 190 Jones, Ann 65 Kohlbecker, Eugene 192 Koltun, David 189 Kozoman, Ronald 195 Lang, Phyllis 194 Lang, Wayne 192 Laurent, Gene 85 Laurent, Lorraine 191 Lesnoff-Caravaglia, Gari .... ISH) Marchetti, Henry . . . .49, 52, 189 McCollough, Fred 193 McGuire, Richard 194 Meece, June 194 Metcalf, Allan 194 Mitchell. Edward 193 Mitchell, Penelope 190 Morel, Denis 128, 191 Newell. Delilah 188 Northcutt, John 197 Palmer, Richard 191 Peterson, Cheryl 194 Peterson, Jay 191 Phillips, kathee . . . , 188 Price, Reginald 189 Railsback, Paul 65 Riegal, Liz 193 Shurter, James 192 Shennan, E. Muriel 192 Sidman, Howard 197 Smith, E. Clarendon 194 Smith, J. Weldon 191 Stevens, Thomas 188 Thies, Yvonne 191 Tibbies, Ronald 196 Wall, Patricia 189 Wilcove, W. Gregg . . . . 78, 188 Winter, Ronald 190 Wittich,JohnJ 195 Zaeske, Ann 190 Student Index and Directory Evelyn D. Adams 126 108 Finley Jacksonville. IL 62650 Kristy L. Adams 130 2112 Walnut Street Murphysboro, IL 62966 Peggy M. Ainslie 63, 80, 148 3918 W. 213th Street Matteson, IL 60443 Terr ' Alan Aitken 78, 161 1235 Glenhurst Ct. Rock Island, IL 61201 Christopher Aldrich 52 1212 Larchmont Drive Springfield, IL 62V04 Jeffrey K. Aldrich 38, 50, 52, 161 1212 Larchmont )rive Springfield. IL 62704 Betty A. Alexander l6l 1008 W. State Jacksonville, IL 62650 Shellee L. Allsop 71, 80 402 East Main Street Stewardson, IL 62463 Trudi G. Alston 64, l6l 1574 Taney Place Gary, IN 46404 Janette Amendola 130 44 West Sheridan Place Lake Bluff, IL 60044 Glenda R. Anderson 63, 64, 148 9 ' ' 48 South Hoxie Chicago, IL 60617 Marcia L. Anderson 66, 69, 148 511 E. 1st South Street Carlinville, IL 62626 Brian H. Arimura 72, 126, 148 1101 E. Irving Park Rd. Itasca, IL 60143 Gary W. Arris 9 Baxter Place Jacksonville, IL 62650 A. Thomas Atwood 333 East Main Street DuQuoin, IL 62832 Barbara Austin 148 823 West Lafayette Jacksonville, IL 62650 Bruce E. Bacus 149 1105 Milton Road Alton, IL 62002 Alisa Ann Bailey 5 1 , 66, 1 30 R.R. 3=3, BoxC309 East Moline, IL 61244 David R, Bailey 2, 52, 149 422 E. Prospect Ave. Lake Bluff, IL 60044 Paul C. Baker 703 West College Jacksonville, IL 62650 Ralph Balauskas 130 8 24 W. Berwyn Avenue Chicago, IL 60656 Reta Jo Ballard 80 R.R. =2 Winchester, IL 62694 Tracy C. Banker 130 109 West Clay Roodhouse, IL 62082 Cathy C. Barker 66,130 ni2 24 ' 2 Street Rock Island, I L 61201 Renee V. Barnett 130 422 S. 14th Ave. Maywood, IL 60153 Yvonne J. Barnett 130 422 S. 14th Ave. Maywood, IL 60133 Jennifer D. Easier 74, 130 610 Timberlane Oregon, IL 61061 Gwyneth L. Bassett 69, 71, 149 207 East Wood Box 220 Colfax, IL 61728 Michelle D. Bassett 130, 132 207 E. Wood Box 220 Colfax, IL 61728 Dana S. Bates 162 Route 5 Jacksonville. IL 62650 Linda Bauer 213 Grace Avenue Elmhurst. IL 60126 Douglas Beal 126, 127, 187 1124 W. Walnut 106 Jacksonville, IL 61650 Matt E. Beal 1116 Rt. South West Olney, IL 62540 Teresa D. Beasley 73, 140 2138 Wells Murphysboro, IL 62966 Patricia M. Bedalov 62, 69, 149 3545 Bradee Road Brookfield, WI 53005 Ronald E. Bede 52, 130, 132 1512 Haase Westchester, IL 60153 lanet L. Bell 55, 149 R.R. 1 Princeton, IL 61356 George R. Bengel 94,130,224 2S330 Arrowhead Dr. Wheaton, IL 60187 Bethanie Jacobs Benner R. R. 2 New Berlin. IL 62670 Randy Bentley 10 Greenbriar, Apt. 6A Jacksonville, IL 62650 Mary Beth Berkshire 66, 140 443 Village Lane Elkhart. IN 46514 Charles Bernard 52. 71, 138. 145 5 Shardue Lane St. Louis, MO 63141 Eric G. Berry 130 202 East Pierce Street Elburn, IL 60119 Stephan Bild 162 1250 Jeff ery Drive Homewood, IL 60430 Patricia B. Bishop 162 224 North Missouri Atwood, IL 61913 Billie D. Bixler 76, 162 1111 Bruns Lane Springfield, IL 62702 Bozidar Bjelopetrovich 38, 140, 144 4033 North Kildare Chicago, IL 60641 Rodney D. Black — 1 Hunley Drive Olney, IL 62450 Patricia Blunt 130 6754 S. Cornell Chicago, IL 60649 Laura M. Bobowski 68, 79, 130 2111 N. Fernandez Arlington Hts., IL 60004 Matthew Boehm 617 Coronado S.Jacksonville. IL 62650 Bruce W. Bogdan 43. 45 4200 Birchwood Skokie. IL 60076 Penny S. Borchert R. R. ' = 1 Waverly. IL 62692 Judith A. Boris 140 5339 South Newcastle Chicago. IL 60638 Senorities B. Bracey 64 6836 South Merrill Chicago. IL 60649 Jeffrey H. Brandt 2260 Sheridan Road Highland Park. IL 60035 Theresa L. Bratten 162 R. R. = 1, Box 38 Edwardsville, IL 62025 Kathleen A. Brennan 163 2546 West 115th Street Chicago, IL 60655 John K. Brewer 163 716 W. College Jacksonville. IL 62650 Theresa Y. Britts 130 2870 Buckmaster Alton. IL 62002 Arlene Brown 130 39 Sullivan Street Cazenovia. NY 13035 Donn J. Brown 66, 69 R.R. =2 Jacksonville. IL 62650 Helen A. Brown 74 114 Columbia Street Cambridge. MA 02138 Ronda Sue Brown 92, 140 RFD =1 Waverly. IL 62692 Susan Povalla Brown 2713 Tibbit Godfrey. IL 62035 Theresa S. Bruner 445 South Clay Jacksonville. IL 62650 Alvin J. Bruns 149 434 S. Clay Jacksonville. IL 62650 Dan Lee Brush 2 Candlelight. Apt. 7 Springfield. IL 62704 Sue A. Bryant 163 321 Hand Drive Godfrey. IL 62035 Jo Ann M. Bucaric 187 ' 1024 Holly Court Lockport. IL 60441 Keith W. Buechner 149,151 82 Elm Street Ronkonkoma, NY 11779 Joy L. BuUivant 77, 79, 130 1406 Paradise Drive Highland, IL 62249 Lenna B. Burnett 69, 126 501 North 12th Street Monmouth, IL 61462 Gloria D. Burris 5 1 . 64. 74, 130 727 N. Lincoln Centralia, IL 62801 Annette M. Bushell 79, 130 1026 N. Institute Place Peoria. IL 61606 Taime Caban 130 P.O. Box (A Woodson. IL 62695 Vickie D. Cahill 40.51,55,81, 149 182 Boulder Hill Pass Aurora, IL 60538 Dale M. Capel 80, l49 607 West Spring Street Anna, IL 62906 Fred Capriotti Jr. 199 South 6th Avenue St. Anne, IL 60964 Michael T. Carrigan 160, 164 4 1 S. Cleveland Ave. Bradley, IL 60915 Connie Carter 61, 78, 149 2302 La Salle Alton, IL 62002 Ann M. Chappas 62, 80. 140 n06 Sunrise Dr. Rockville. MD 20854 Craig Chappelow 43, 45, 56, 131 1142 Fairfield Avenue Brookville, IN 47012 Susan I. Charles 131 R.R. =2 Mt. Carroll. IL 61053 James K. Claflin 126. 164 R.R. =1 Eldred. IL 62027 Margaret L. Clark 62. 84, 140 820 Shadowlawn Drive Westfield, NJ 07090 Jeannette Clodfelter 187 R.R. ==5. Box 95 Jacksonville. IL 62650 Mark C. Clodfelter 187 R.R. =5. Box 95 Jacksonville. IL 62650 Jane Ann Close 61. 81. 140 224 Chalmers Geneva. IL 60134 Gail S. Cohen 61. 63. 140 530 North Claremont Chicago. IL 60645 Marijane S. Colburn 5 Sunset Drive Jacksonville. IL 62650 Charles R. Colette 1225 W. Decrpath Lake Forest. IL 60045 Barbara A. Collins 164 152 N. LeClaire Avenue Chicago, IL 60644 Laura L. Compton 131 10725 Kennerly Road St. Louis, MO 63128 Mark Conrad 131 1805 W. Fredonia Peoria, IL 61606 John P. Cooksey 149 41 Greenridge Drive Carlinville, IL 62626 Katherine Lowry Cooper R.R. 3X1 New Canton, IL 62356 Robert C. Copeland 131 602 Eleventh Street Silvis. IL 61282 Norman E. Cottingham 701 Freedman Jacksonville, IL 62650 Rebecca W. Coulson R.R. -1 Chapin, IL 62628 Joann Co.x 406 Lake Street Jacksonville, IL 62650 Pamela S. Cramer 55, 131 P.O. Box F Greenview, IL 62642 Patricia Ann Cramer 69 378 Council Trail Algonquin, IL 60102 Bonnie Crouthamel 69, 80, 126, 149 1410 Painters Cr. R. 1 Chadds Ford. PA 19317 W. Randall Crowley 79, 156, 164 23 W. 217 Indianhill Dr. Lisle, IL 60532 Reginald Cummins 1124 West Walnut Jacksonville, IL 62650 Pamela A. Curtis 64, 149 6841 South Crandon Chicago, IL 60649 Renee M. Curtis 64,131 6841 S. Crandon Ave. Chicago, IL 60649 Sarah Dailey 8 Collins Place Jacksonville, IL 62650 Joan L. Dalton 69, 84, 149 18147 Cherry wood Lane Homewood, IL 60430 Karen L. Dalton 803 Lillian Collinsville, IL 62234 Pat G. Daniels 834 W. Railroad Jacksonville, IL 62650 Susan B. Daniels 126, 165 1005 Spring Road Elmhurst, IL 60126 Eric H. Darnell 43,45,131 1708 Boulevard Road Beardstown, IL 62618 Gertrude Darr 561 Cherry Jacksonville, IL 62650 Kenneth G. Davenport 187 40 Lynwood Drive Morris, IL 60450 David K. Davis 149 449 Macomb Road Rushville, IL 62681 Jane A. Davis 76, 165 3N362 Route 3 Addison. IL 60101 John A. Davis 43,45,56,131 R.R. ==2 Cuba, IL 61427 Leigh Anne Davis 128, 149 1341 West Lafayette Jacksonville, IL 62650 Pamela E. Davis 78, 141 806 Jefferson Lockport. IL 60441 Patricia A. Davis 10911 S. Longwood Drive Chicago, IL 60643 Nancy L. Dawson 80, 92, 14 1 909 Wilshire Wheeling. IL 60090 Linda Day 730 Hardin Jacksonville, IL 62650 Armando DeGuzman 43, 52 1915 N. Halsted Chicago, IL 60614 Nancy Ann DeLong 68, 73, 80, 131 540 Hickok Avenue Park Forest S., IL 60466 Sherry DeMuth 83,131 4914 Cynthiana Road Evansville, IN 47712 Sue Ann DeShara 131 36 Westf air Dr. Jacksonville, IL 62650 MarcyJ. DeWeerd 126,165 1008 W. State St. Jacksonville, IL 62650 Linda Deacon 62,69,141 500 East 15th Street Beardstown, IL 62618 Leslie A. Dean 149 2015 Pratt Court Evanston, IL 60201 Mary S. Deff ley 66,131 305 South Main Homer, IL 61849 Robert F. Denicus 43, 149 2021 Willow Street Pekin, IL 61554 lames Desperjr. 66, 131 Box 85, R. R. 1 West Liberty, IL 62475 Mar ' Michelle Deutsch 144 2015 Mound Rd. Jacksonville, IL 62650 E. Renee Dexheimer 187 6 2 Virginia Street Hillsboro, IL 62a49 Deborah A. DiFiglio 73, 76, 127, 150 7939 Williams Drive Clarendon His., I L 60514 John T. Dibble 144, 187 907 North Market Marion, IL 62959 Raymond Didur 2,87,158, 165 1503 Cora Street Des Plaines, IL 60018 Robert Dinsmore 814 Congress Chapin, IL 62628 Susan J. Dorman 4842 North Ridgeway Chicago. IL 60625 Pamela A. Dorsey 64,131 8220 South Evans Ave. Chicago. IL 60619 David Dotson 64, 187 1558 ' 2 Juncway Terr. Chicago, IL 60601 JohnC. Downes 49,66.132 2613 West 98th Street Evergreen Park, IL 60642 Lisa Doxstader 2105 Independence Pekin, IL 61554 Phillip Doyle l4l 9204 South Justine Chicago, IL 60620 August Sue Drake 77, 79, 132 3039 W. 135th Street Robbins, IL 60472 Carol E. Draper 34, 40, 46, 55 n24 East Edwards Springfield, IL 62703 Cheryl J. Draper 40,46,55 1724 East Edwards Springfield, IL 62703 Michael F. DuCharme 38 517 Elmwood Ave. Evanston, IL 60202 DaVonne Elsie Dugger 2531 East 25th St. Granite City, IL 62040 Kathleen Dumas 46,55,132, 224 R.R. 1, Box 416 E. Carondelet, IL 62240 Vernon F. Dunlap 512 Centennial White Hall. IL 62092 Gerald Dunn 9848 S. Genoa Chicago, IL 60643 Diana K. Durbin 187 Pine Street, Box 131 Irving, IL 62051 Ruth E. Dutton 62, 69, l4l 840 Hale Edwardsville, IL 62025 Gayle Early 702 Fifth Street Carrollton, IL 62016 William Eastin Jr. 69,141 522 Ojer Meredosia, IL 62665 Carol Lakota Eastin 69, l4l 522 Ojer Meredosia, IL 62665 Deborah Eckstrom 40, 57, I66 3637 West 107th Place Chicago, IL 60655 Christine K. Eddinger 150 30 Hardin Winchester. IL 62694 Olivia B. Edwards 141,164 V619 Phillips Chicago, IL 60649 Gregory M. Eells 71, 127 3 Lullwater Place N.E. Atlanta, GA 30307 David CEkin 126 3 Western Ave. Heights Mattoon, IL 61938 Robert Engelhart 84 621 Donelda Rockford, IL 61102 Catherine English 166 100 West Prospect Kewanec, IL 61443 Julie Ann Ennis 126,150,176 Rural Route Altona, IL 61414 Christine L. Failing 76, 87, 166 1604 Signal Drive Naperville, IL 60540 Donna M. Fedor 132 1421 Rutledge Drive Lincoln, IL 62656 fane N. Feitler 187 ill. School for Deaf Jacksonville, IL 62650 Virginia A. Fellowes 167 1005 Gamon Road Wheaton, IL 60187 Mary Fernandes 80, 132 207 Brcx)kside Drive Jacksonville, IL 62650 E. Fernandez-Gimenez 357 East State Jacksonville, IL 62650 Janell K. Finke 132 116 West Wall Worden, IL 62097 Peter Foersterling 71, 141 307 Charles Ct. East Needham, MA 02192 Elizabeth A. Ford R. R. 1 Jacksonville, IL 62650 Regina R. Foreman 63, 64, 141 9122 S. Carpenter Chicago, IL 60620 Robert A. Forsyth 132 7815 S. Melvina A Ave. Burbank, IL 60459 Jeanne Freiburg 80 1909 Southview Court Jacksonville, IL 62650 Stuart E. Freiburg 150 1909 Southview Court Jacksonville, IL 62650 Candace Gandolf i 132 213 East Oakdale Ave. Mundelein, IL 60060 David G. Gantt 167 21 Wiltshire Drive Avondale Ests., GA 30002 AllenJ. Garber 34,49,187 1315 North Snyder Road Dayton, OH 45427 William E. Garver 52 142 North Morgan Virginia, IL 62601 Larry Gibson 64 1313 Burr Street Gar ' , IN 46406 Randall Gibson 38, 150, 158 Bixby Route Salem, MO 65560 Patricia A. Gilmore 167 207 W. Seminary Ave. Baltimore, MD 21093 John R.Glenn 71,168 l26 W. Center St. Lake Forest, IL 60044 Mark E.Glenn 150 126 W. Center St, Lake Forest, IL 60044 Patricia Glenn 14 Lake Shore Drive Bowling Green, MO 63334 Thomas E. Glithero 78, 126, 150, 152 R. R. ?=1 Hume, IL 61932 William P. Gomberg 168 759 LaCrosse Wilmette, IL 60091 Virginia Goodman 930 Cherry St. Mt. Carmel, IL 62863 Elisabeth A. Gorczyca 76, 169 24 Runnymede Road Chatham, NJ 07928 Thomas J. Gors 90 852 N. Center Street Naperville, IL 60540 Laura J. Gosses 2700 Bennington Springfield, IL 62704 Gregory G. Granato 38, 126, 132 9941 Elm Circle Oak Lawn, IL 60453 William R. Gray 187 632 S. Main Street Virginia, IL 62691 William H. Greer 9215 Laurel Hill Drive St. Louis, MO 63126 Jane E. Grieshammer 26401 Farringdon Ave. Euclid, OH 44132 Thomas E. Groff 64, 187 321 East 4th Avenue Monmouth, IL 61462 Thomas Gropp 47 Wishing Well Circle Penf ield, NY 14526 Wayne Grote 78,127,141 P.O. Box 17 Hoyleton, IL 62803 Lori Grusin 132, 135 1697 Colonial Lane Northfield, IL 60093 Daniel F. Haberl 88, 187 602 N. Main Columbia, IL 62236 RitaL. Haddon 62,150,156 14015 Atlantic Street Riverdale, IL 60627 Kristine A. Hagen 150 316 3rd Avenue East Ashland, WI 54806 Melody A. Hagen 62, 69, 75, 126, 127, 169, 171 R.R. =1 Pleasant Pis., IL 626 7 William F. Hahm 89, 133 618 Maple Avenue Lake Bluff, IL 60044 DebraHalko 150 6635 W. 59th Street Chicago, IL 60638 John K. Hamm 169 103 Mason Mt. Pulaski, IL 62548 Keith W. Hanson 71,133 721 South State Street Westville, IL 61883 Van T. Hante 71, 169 9839 S. Campbell Evergreen Park, IL 60642 Timothy Harker 43, 45 R. R. 2 Hobart, IN 46342 Reginald G. Harley 64, 83, 141, 224 1607 Fort Dupont S.E. Washington, DC 20020 Michael Harmon 49, 71, 142 4034 Green Hill Road Decatur, IL 62521 Belinda R. Harris 64, 66 6412 South Greenwcxxl Chicago, IL 60637 Patricia G. Harris 55, 133 12560 Lighthouse Ct. Plymouth, MI 48170 Redmond Hart 83,85,133 2639 Arlington Dr. 203 Alexandria, VA 22308 Richard Hart 1200 South Main Jacksonville, IL 62650 Rana R. Hartigan 61,92,151, 155 865 E. Greenview Place Lake Forest, IL 60045 Darrell D. Hartke 169 15 Winthrop Terrace Jacksonville, IL 62650 Thomas L. Hartke 15 Winthrop Terrace Jacksonville, IL 62650 Jeff E. Hartman 187 91 1 Crystal Drive Loves Park, IL 61111 CarolJ. Hawkensen 69,92, 142 R ED. 2 Plymouth, NH 03264 Cynthia Hawkins 55,64,66, 133 412 South St. Louis Sparta, IL 62286 Verena Hawkins 83, 85, 151, 170 P.O. Box 107 Greenview, IL 62642 Victoria M. Hawkins 63 3542 S. State St. 503 Chicago, IL 60609 AnneHealey 40,51,57,81 5559 Washington Blvd. Indianapolis, IN 46220 Diane Cheryl Heath 7331 South Eberhart Ave. Chicago, IL 60619 Timothy R. Heather 170 Wallbaum Mob Home Ct. Ashland. IL 62612 Ronald L. Heaton 133 P.O. Box 275 Vern:iont. IL 61484 Marian L. Heid 83, 85, 126, 127, 170 1102 Fayette Springfield, IL 62704 Roberta G. Heid 83,85,151 1102 Fayette Springfield, IL 627a4 Zephyr Henderson 64, 151 2942 West Walnut Chicago, I L 60612 Carl B. Hensley 87, 171 3328 Crestview Quincy, IL 62301 Mary E. Herter 80, 133 77 Glen Aire Drive Springfield, IL 62703 Nancy V. Hess 126,171 226 South Walnut Ave. Arlington Hgts, IL 60005 Edwina L. Hewitt 76, 128, 151 1150 South Main Street Jacksonville, IL 62650 Evelyn Hewitt 1150 South Main Street Jacksonville, IL 62650 Victoria L. Hiatt 218 Westminster St. Jacksonville, IL 62650 Frank Hiden 69,133 409 Hennepin St. Granville, IL 61326 Susan J. Hilaman 68, 96, 133 R.R. =1, Box 237 Nottingham, PA 19362 D.Diane Hill 151 606 Woodland Jacksonville. IL 62650 Judith M. Hines 40, 46, 128, 146, 224 100 E. Westgate Avenue Elk Grove Vill., IL 60007 Mary Elise Hinrichs 06 Grove Street Alton, I L 62002 DaveL. Hirsch 52,151 Box 53. Rural Route 1 Eureka, IL 61530 Randy Hocking 38 1152 Lockhart Lane Pt. Pleasant, NJ 08742 Mark E. Hodges 52 10 Carlson Washington, IL 61571 Caren S. Hoffman 81,151 311 Reavis Place Webster Groves, MO 631 19 Daniel E. Holloway 450 Sunset Terrace Lake Bluff, IL 60044 Kevin Holm 144 18 Glen view Road Glenview, IL 60025 Jacquenette Holmes 172 623 South Cornell Chicago, IL 60649 James D. Holmes 66, 69 840 E. State Street Jacksonville, IL 62650 Leslie E. Hopkins 75,127,172 300 High Road Gary. IL 60013 Robert Hor -ath 1409 Palm Drive Wheeling, IL 60090 David House 133 2924 Iowa Street Granite City, IL 62040 Karla Houser 61, 63, 66, 126, 127, 172 Box 678 Oswego. IL 60543 Conda S. Howard 133 R.R. =1 Glasford. IL 615 3 Deborah Susan Howe 1306 Nicholson Rd. Lincoln. IL 62656 Lisa B. Hoyns 61. 142 205 West Maple Avenue Monsey. NY 10952 Cathv Jo Hubbard R.R. =1 Lincoln. IL 62656 Ronald L. Hudson 133 303 East Pine Greenfield, IL 62044 Victoria S. Hudson 64. 133 10105 S. Peoria Chicago, IL 60643 Jean Shulman Hughes 639 E. Washington St. Pittsfield. IL 62363 Andrea J. Hultstrand 133 2 Robin Hill St. Louis. MO 63124 Marian J. Humphrey 69, 151 300 ' 2 Bruns Lane Springfield. IL 62702 Florence A. Hunt 66, 173 MacMurray Box 151 Jacksonville. IL 62650 Linda B. Hunter 133 2 0 Mohawk Dr. Carol Stream, IL 60187 W. Bradley Hurst 187 221 S. Green Meredosia. IL 62665 Sally Her 63. 66, 69, ' 78. 152 19 Elm Drive Bethany. IL 61914 Sharon Y.Jackson 64, 152 3521 W. 12th Place Chicago, IL 60623 Stanley Jackson 49 546 Michigan Ave. Evanston. IL 60201 Mark D.James 127 89 South Second Martinsville, IN 46151 John R.Jameson 142 1707 West Morton Jacksonville, IL 62650 Joanne M. Janssen 69. 76, 152 Lancaster Road Hanna City, IL 61536 Kimberly Janssen 40 2313 West Gilbert Ave. Peoria, IL 61604 Stephen Jendrzejewski 8409 S. Newland Burbank. IL 60459 Brynn Jensen 187 500 Vine Park Ridge. IL 60068 Mar - A.Johns 66,133 R. R. =1 Delavan, IL 61734 Debra A. Johnson 955 South Paxton Chicago, IL 60617 Dennis Johnson 7820 N. Second Street Rockford, IL 61111 Karl E. Johnson 49.64,173 1032 A bodge Evanston, IL 60202 Michael E. Johnson 64.142 1032 A Dodge Evanston. IL 60202 Michael A. Johnson 43. 45, 133 R. R. =1 Kane, IL 62054 John A.Jones 152 439 Rice Ave. Bellwood. IL 60104 Joni Lee Jones (A, 80. 83, 84, 126, 127, 152 1926 W. 167th Street Markham, IL 60426 LaVaughn R.Jones 133 644 South Essex Chicago, IL 60649 Pamela Dee Jones 142 80 Centennial Drive Champaign, IL 61820 Pamela Denisejones c o C. Webb — 7124 Normal Chicago, IL 60621 Rebecca S. Jones 309 South Adelia Ave. Springfield, IL 62704 Linda Jorgensen 127, 173 1302 N. Grand E. Springfield. IL 62702 Jayne M. Joseph 2406 Elisha Avenue Zion. IL 6)0099 David P. Juedemann 134 5804 West Park St. Louis. MO 63110 Carol A. Kaminski 134 ni 75th Ave. Elm wood Park. IL 60635 Kevin E. Kearns 71, 84, 134, 139, 224 2336 East 24th St. Granite City, IL 62O40 Sylvia E. Kennedy 64, 126, 174 9223 Olive Street New Orleans, LA 70118 Michelle Kerber 134 Honey Lane Colchester, IL 62326 Donna Kessler 126. 142, 187 Rt. 4, Box 290A Antioch, IL 60002 Laura Ann Kessler 76 Route 4. Box 290A Antioch, IL 60002 James Keys 52, 87. 142 350 South Plum Havana, IL 62644 Janice E. Keys 68, 174 201 W. Lawrence Avenue Springfield, IL 62704 Norman R. Kilker R. R. =2 Forreston, IL 61030 Margaret Killmar 51, 66, 134 405 North Edwardsville Staunton. IL 62088 Candace L. Kingma 175 1 1 16 E. Bronson South Bend. IN 46615 Dale Kirkpatrick 49, 142 28 Tor Road Wappingers Fls., NY 12590 Jane Kirk-wood 51, 142 1211 45th Street Rock Island, IL 61201 Ann E. Kitsos 2 4 Stafford Lane Oak Brook, IL 60521 G. Brent Kizer 152 1400 eleven Mt. Prospect, IL 60056 Craig Klatzco 82, 134, 224 2 0 Avon Ct. Northfield, IL 60093 Janet A. Kling 134 1231 Cheshire Lane St. Louis, MO 63119 Margaret Klytta 7801 S. Oak Park Burbank, IL 60459 Peter J. Knapik 72,94, 134, 136 4409 Compton Avenue Rockford, IL 61103 Lori R. Kniepmann 79, 152 R.R. 3, Box 377 Belleville, IL 62221 Karel S. Kohlbecker 62 1212 Edgehill Road Jacksonville, IL 62650 Mary Kay Kohler 200 East 7th Street Kewanee, IL 61443 Ron A. Konrad 73, 187 8040 W. Strong Norridge, IL 60656 James V. Kopec 134 209 Elm Street Thompsonville, IL 62890 David C.Koppa 187 Rt. 3, Box 593 Antioch, IL 60002 Sherry G. Koshaba 6939 N. Waukesha Chicago, IL 60646 Julie Anne Koval 66, 80, 134 13 East 156th Place South Holland, IL 60473 Katherine S. Kramer 62, 175 14859 Phelps Drive Bridgeton, MO 63044 Rodney Scott Krause R. R. =1 Easton, IL 62633 Jerome Kreisl 2244 W. 113th PI. Chicago, IL 60643 Michael J. Kreke 303 West Cedar Street New Baden, IL 62265 Jane E. Kritzer 80,134 752 Moffett Road Lake Bluff, IL 60044 Karla K. Krueger 66, 126, 175 R. R. =2 Pleasant Pins., IL 62677 Kay Kuhlman 126, 127 205 Bittersweet Ct. Columbia, MO 65201 Thomas J. Kujawa 5053 S. Winchester Chicago, IL 60609 David M. Kure 187 709 Crest Lane Lisle, IL 60532 John Lael 12 Mern,-grove Jacksonville, IL 62650 Mickal E. Laird 69, 175 209 West Main Street DuQuoin, IL 62832 Karen M. Landon 2, 64, 175 1409 East 67th Place Chicago, IL 6063 Margo D, Landon 63,64,152 1409 East 67th Place Chicago, IL 60637 Cynthia L. Langill 46, 57, 81 45 Nevin Road S. Weymouth, MA 02190 Julia G. Lannen 134 601 East Mason Street Polo, IL 61064 Karen Sue Lansche 264 San Angelo Chesterfield, MO 63017 Chris D. Lapins 84, 134 374 Olmsted Road Riverside, IL 60546 Gary W. Larson 187 120 E. Vandalia, Apt. 3 Jacksonville, IL 62650 Kathleen A. Larson 96, 127, 134 3730 South 61st Ave. Cicero, IL 60650 Sheri Lass 176 203 S. Milwaukee Avenue Wheeling, IL 60090 Natalie A. Latoza 126 1428 South 48th Ct. Cicero, IL 60650 David R. Lauchmen 153, 156 417 West Prospect Ave. North Wales, PA 19454 Carol L. Leganski 5332 South Kildare Chicago, IL 60632 Kayann Legg 46. 187 502 W. Vermilion Catlin, IL 61817 Nancy Lehman 69,153 1228 South Atlas Lane Naperville, IL 60540 Marilee A. Leibert R. R. 2, Box ia4 Hampshire, IL 60140 Ruth A. Lemme 295 Sandusky Jacksonville, IL 62650 Donna M. Lemmer 153 350 Mav Avenue Glen Ellyn. IL 60137 Carol Ann Lemon 134 53 East 155th PI. South Holland, IL 60473 Mark C. Leshley 66, 69, 142 R. R. =1 Newton. IL 62448 Michael L. Lewis 43, 52, 187 402 West 9th Street Beardstown, IL 62618 Mary Ellen Linden 126, 153 5258 S. Natchez Chicago, IL 60638 Michael J. Linden 140 5258 South Natchez Chicago, IL 60638 William J. Lipka 90, 187 4350 North Atlantic Schiller Park, IL 60176 Virginia Ann Loder 72, 143, 146 21 Seventh Avenue Haddon Heights, NJ 08035 Steven A. Logsdon 1803 Pinewood Place Peoria, IL 6l6l4 Melinda S. Long 62,80,153 105 N.W. Cross Mt. Sterling, IL 62353 Lois M. Lowe 120 South Pearl Havana, IL 62644 Deborah Luchsinger 84, 85, 134 2265 W. 113th Place Chicago, IL 60643 Pamela J. Lund 80. 143 1106 S.E. 2nd Avenue Aledo, IL 61231 David R. Lundin 38 501 Laurel Avenue Wilmette, IL 60091 Cher} ' l Fay Lynn 1065 N, Fayette St. Jacksonville, IL 62650 Joanna Gu ' ton Lynn 76, 126, 127, 169 912 South Fifth, Apt. 6 Springfield, IL 62704 Sherry L. Malmstedt 2, 76, 176 101 Antares Circle Round Lake, IL 60073 Karen T. Manning 61, 143 8206 S. Kilbourn Chicago, IL 60601 Lu Ann Myers Mansfield R. R. =1 White Hall, IL 62092 Mar - E. Mansfield 40, 46, 55, 81 1031 Dayton Street Jacksonville, IL 62650 Beth Anne Mansur 126, 177 R. R. = 1 Boyertown, PA 19512 Jeffrey Marshall 66 401 South East Street , Virginia, IL 62691 Gordon Mason Murrayville, IL 62668 Lynne Ann Mason 134 715 Wagner Glen view, IL 60025 Denise Matthews 64, 154 7143 South East End Chicago, IL 60649 Ellen D. Mayes 1616 Greenhill Drive Creve Couer, MO 63141 Thomas E. McAleenan 84, 94, 134 966 North Metter Columbia. IL 62236 Lionel McCallister 2, 49, 143 521 8th Street Erie, IL 61250 Patricia Anne McCarthy 154, 155 22 Chester Street Tewksbury. MA 01876 Brian D. McClenning 115 Briggs Roodhouse, IL 62082 Thomas McCulley 69 2115 Devon Avenue Loves Park. I L 61111 Rhonda G. McDaniel 224 W. Flagg St. Williamsville, IL 62693 John K. McGillicuddy 250 W. Independence Jacksonville. IL 62650 Mar - Jeane McGuire 415 Goltra Ave. Jacksonville. IL 62650 Mark E. Mcllvane 187 420 Forest Cove Road Lake Bluff. IL 60044 Thomas K. McMackin H 2901 Montana Avenue Cincinnari. OH 45211 Dennis McManus 134 5 Garfield Street Plainville, MA 02762 Susan K. McMillan 612 North Fifth Street Chillicothe, IL 61523 Clayton M. McNeel 524 N. Wisconsin Villa Park. IL 60181 Claudia Ann McNeills 126, n6 436 S. Cedar Street Palatine, IL 6006 Vera McSkimming 154 8 ' South Lane Angola, NY 14006 Marilyn McTeague 176 46P West 9 7th Place Oak Lawn, IL 60453 Christine M, Mech 80, 134 344 Pershing Axe. Mundelein. IL 60060 June G. Meece 126 109 East Briggs Roodhouse, IL 62082 Larry R. Meece 109 E. Briggs Roodhouse, IL 62082 Deborah A. Mengoni 76, 87, 154 1914 S. 55th Court Cicero, IL 60650 Donna Merola 115 Homewood Avenue North Haven, CT 064 73 Deborah Merriman R. R. =1 Bluffs, IL 62621 Paula I. Merriman R. R. =l Winchester, IL 62694 Susan J. Milam 62. 143 Box 2n Reynolds. IL 61269 Thomas L. Millar 49, 126, n7 Bo. 30, St. Mar s Road LibertyviUe, IL ' 60048 David M. Miller 177 .%15 Central Glenview. IL 60025 Jerome T. Miller 64. 83, 154 1469 N. Ogden Avenue Chicago, IL 60610 Michael Miller 1469 N. Ogden Chicago. IL 60610 Pamela A. Miller 40. 46, 55, 57. 135 4N 109 Robbie Lane Addison. IL 60101 Rodney L. Miller 64, 177 414 East 89th Street Chicago, IL 60619 Thomas Mills 134 3415 Calumet Elkhart, IN 46514 Kelly L. Milus 321 East Bluff larseilles, IL 61341 mian B. Minarik 6910 Maplewood Road Parma Heights, OH 44130 Barry F. Min.x 69. 134 1 1 1 Cedar Lane Glenwood, IL 60-425 James A. Misch 3806 Forest Crest Dr. Las Vegas. NV 89121 Suzanne C. Mitrenga 74, 154 111. School for Deaf Jacksonville, IL 62650 Pamela D. Moenck 809 Oxford Chatham, IL 62629 Robert E. Montin 1400 Canterbury ' Oklahoma City, OK 73116 Jonathan Morel 154 440 Pine St. Amherst, MA 01002 Cynthia A. Moriey 135 101 Arthur Avenue Webster Groves, MO 63119 Elaine M. Morrison 63. 154 5800 South McVicker Chicago. IL 60638 Margaret M. Morrison 160, 114 South 1st Street Streator, IL 61364 Davids. Mouri 69.135 1026 Ridge Court Evanston, IL 60202 Paul W. Mourning P.O. Box 312 Rushville. IL 62681 Patricia Mueller 40,55,81,96, 135 50 5th Avenue Sherrard, IL 61281 Marcia L. Muench 80, 92, 144 12 Locust Street Red Bud, IL 62278 Marilyn M. Murphy 66, 69, 126, 154 R.R. =1 Virden, IL 62690 Richard Murphy 69 16 West Beecher Jacksonville, IL 62650 Linda L. Naeve 135 156 East Main St. Bradford, IL 61421 Joan S. Needham 126, 127, I ' ll 1416 West Baker Peoria, IL 61606 Jane E, Nemmer 62, 154 1331 Pfingsten Northbrook, IL 60062 Patricia Nichols 1315 South East Jacksonville, IL 62650 Rosann M. Nicoletta 85, 154 2005 Whittier Springfield, IL 62704 Ted H. Nishimura IS 140 Pine Lane Lombard, IL 60148 J. Renee Norris 187 R. R. = 1, Box 99 Tennessee, IL 62374 Michelle Nunn 64 613 N. Central Park Chicago, IL 60624 Sally L. O ' Brien 126, 178 9335 Central Park Evergreen Park, IL 60642 Kathleen A. O ' Donnell 187 7910 West Chestnut Dr. Wonder Lake, IL 60097 Connie O ' Rourke = 7 Kay Place Jacksonville, IL 62650 Susan Oaks 135 704 N. Sunny Lane Monmouth, IL 61462 James J. Ofcarcik 38, 43, 154 566 Amherst Road South Hadley, MA 01075 Gayle L. Oguro 80, 135 1923 AlgarobaSt. 204 Honolulu, HI 96814 Dan Olson 144, 145 Rt. 76 =15246 Popular Grove, IL 61065 Beth Anne Oram 40, 69, 144 3002 Longfellow Hazel Crest, IL 60429 Kathleen M, Ori 96, 135 232 Washington Highwood, IL 60040 Thomas C. Origitano, Jr. 38, 88, 187 1518 Hillside Avenue Berkeley. IL 60163 Ricky E. Overby 52, 154 314 Worchester Roodhouse, IL 62082 David E. Pack 34. 38, 43, 50. 14 Aryro Dr. Sherman, TX 75090 Edward L. Page 318 Mechanic Street Hillsboro, IL 62049 Michael P. Pagoria 154 Kings and Richton Road Steger, IL 60475 Philip F. Pagoria 52 Kings and Richton Road Steger, IL 60475 Paula M. Pambianco 149, 154 Webster Park Place Spring Valley, IL 61362 John A. Pastor 154 4010 Emerson St. Rolling Meadow, IL 60067 Wanda F. Patton 64, 139, 178 8637 South Vernon Chicago, IL 60619 Karen L. Pax ton 135 8525 W. 129th PI. Palos Park, IL 60464 Marilyn L. Peacock 144 8245 W. Willow Dr. Palos Hills, IL 60465 Donald M. Pearson 178 160 Pcnf ield Rd. Rochester, NY 14610 Donald Perr - 43, 52 1607 Soergel Avenue New Albany, IN 47150 Willie Perry 9242 Cregier Chicago, IL 60617 Sandra J. Person 126, 178 5518 N. Hamilton Road Peoria, IL 61614 Derrick R. Phillips 38, 64 7622 South Oglesby Chicago, IL 60649 Mary Susan Philp 75, 126, 127, 178 R. R. =1 Waltonville, IL 62894 Jo Ann Pierce 51,135 1007 North D Indianola, lA 50125 Daniel R. Pierro 85, 126, 127, 1 9 Luce Street Dalzell, IL 61320 Neil F. Pierson 49, 84 4062 Vesci Granite City, IL 62040 Daniel W. Pietsch Box 177, RAFU Heyford England APO, NY 09194 Katherine M. Polit 62, 69, 154 5419 W. Pensacola Ave. Chicago, I L 60641 Cindy S. Pollock 74,135 5 Morin Ave. Danville. IL 61832 Theodore S. Potkoniak 144 606 Washington Park Waukegan. IL 60085 Robert J. Powers 12737 South Escanaba Chicago, IL 60633 Michael A. Preston 823 East College Jacksonville. IL 62650 Robert Price 38 12 Peach Tree Court St. Louis, MO 63126 Genevieve Raffa 82, 136, 224 406 East Street East Weymouth, MA 02189 David L. Ragan 66 329 East Jefferson Winchester, IL 62694 Robert B. Rainville n40 South Diamond Jacksonville. IL 62650 Diana L. Ramsey 405 South Union Arthur, IL 61911 Jean Randolph 179 R.R. =2 Jerseyville, IL 62052 John D. Rardin 78, 154 Rural Route 1 Hindsboro, IL 61930 Beverly Raybon 64, l44 11011 South Parnell Chicago, IL 60628 Mary E. Readdy 80, 126, 154 6836 Lemon Road Mclean, VA 22101 Marcel L. Reed 136, 139 lin W. Chestnut Chicago, IL 60622 Mar ' Jane Reeder 69, 126, 154 R.R. ==2, Box 48 Galesburg, IL 61401 David Rees 66,136 P.O. Box 296, 359 E. Park DuQuoin. IL 62832 Debra Ann Restifo 179 181 Woodside Road Riverside. IL 60546 Deborah S. Reynolds 126, 127, 160, 179 R.R. i l. Box 8 Garden Prairie, IL 61038 Janet L. Reynolds 66, 180 240 Lorraine Street Glen Ellyn, IL 60137 Robert E. Rhodes 43, 128 16625 South Wolcott Markham, IL 60426 Kathleen M. Richardson 69, 76, 127, 144 2932 188th Place Lansing, IL 60438 Jack L. Richburg 34, 38, 52, 180 161 Willow Street Garden City, NY 11530 Bruce L. Riegel 66,136 600 Hall Drive Jacksonville. IL 62650 Lisa R. Riegel 155 600 Hall Drive Jacksonville, IL 62650 Mathilda Riske 40, 55, 57, 76, 81, 144 1067 South Smith St. Palatine, IL 60067 Janette Robinson 136 4142 West Cermak Road Chicago, IL 60623 Robert H. Roderick 136 209 W. Dodds Divernon, IL 62530 Rick D. Rohdenburg 84 496 Boots Lane Cincinnati, OH 45140 Guv R. Rose 49, 144 R.R. =1 Keokuk, I A 52632 Roberta Roseboom 46, 136 434 N. Morrison Collinsville, IL 62234 Marcia P. Rosebraugh 180 212 North Sandusky Catlin, IL 61817 R. Mark Rosebraugh 136 212 North Sandusky Catlin, IL 61817 Adrienne Ross 79,80,136 242 Columbia Park Ridge, IL 60068 Lisa Rothermich 72, 80, 136, 137 625 Perr St. Charles. MO 63301 Maureen Rother - 63, 78, 126 155, 224 6519 Murdoch Avenue St. Louis, MO 63109 Pamela J. Rudv 181 2932 Schoenbeck Road Arlington Hgts., IL 60004 Gary W. Russell 187 1035 W. College, Apt. 9 Jacksonville, IL 62650 Donald E. Sabatini 137 312 East Dakota Street Spring Valley, IL 61362 Robert D. Sabatini 127, 187 312 East Dakota Street Spring Valley, IL 61362 Joseph B. Sagorsky 49, 137 486 East 163rd Street South Holland, IL 60473 Richard Sakamoto 52, 71 2 16 North Racine Ave. Chicago, IL 60614 Charlie Samuels Jr. 43,52 811 South Blaine ' Peoria, IL 61605 Rose Mary Santori 1232 W. Eddy Street Chicago, IL 60657 Steven E. Scanlan 155 R.R. =1 Jerseyville, IL 62052 John Schaus 38 7 133 Stanford St. Louis. MO 63130 Diane R. Schiavo 51,55,57, 75. 81, 126, 127, 187 P.O. Box 324 Burnt Hills, NY 12027 Gail M. Schiesser 62, 144 308 157th Street Calumet City, IL 60409 7135 Princeton Ave. University City, MO 63130 William Schlinkert 187 184 George Road Wheeling, IL 60090 Eugene Schmittgens 69,71, 84,85, 127, 137 223 Mantua Street Park Forest, IL 60466 Marcia L. Schnake 66, 69, 145 R.R. =1 Arenzville, IL 62611 Bruce W. Schneider 52, 181 10 Mac Arthur Drive Old Greenwich. CT 06870 Astrid E. Schroetter 66, 75, — 126, 181 = 1 Cardinal Drive Jacksonville, IL 62650 Barbara Scott 51,66,75,126, 127, 181 502 E. Main, Box 187 Toledo, IL 62468 Gerald L. Scott P.O. Box 166 Jacksonville, IL 62650 Marv ' Jo Scott 137 6928 West 65th Street Chicago, IL 60629 Michael M. Scott 56, 132, 137 R.R. 1 Smithshire, IL 61478 Stanley S. Scott 84, 126, 181 R.R. 2 Carrollton, IL 62016 Gregory Seward P.O. Box 181 Butler, IL 62015 Earl Reginald Sexton 187 404 Columbian Jacksonville, IL 62650 Donald L. Seymour 1001 Ereedman Street Jacksonville. IL 62650 David Shafter 66, 69 845 West College Ave. Jacksonville, IL 62650 Rosalyn Shaw 5658 S. Calumet Ave. Chicago, IL 60637 Clifton Shay, Jr. 69.137 317 West Wendell Chicago, IL 60610 Michael P. Sheehan 38, 145 938 South California Chicago, IL 60652 Mary R. Sheehy 78. 80, 155, 157 68 Apple Tree Lane Wallingford, CT 06492 Joel B. Shinbrood 49, 137 236 Indianwood Blvd. Park Forest, IL 60466 Nancy I. Shoen 62, 156 206 Hickory Court Hamilton, IL 62341 Kathryn E. Sidman 156,224 1903 Southview Ct. Jacksonville, IL 62650 Mike D. Silverstein 43, 45, 56 6317 N. Milwaukee Chicago. IL 60646 Sandra J. Simon 156 4250 Marine, Apt. 534N Chicago, IL 60613 John M. Simonick 4524 Artesian Chicago, IL 60625 Kenneth Simpson 126, 128, 145 804 Ten Broeck St. Paris, IL 61944 Michael G. Skrivan 38 — 2 Stacy Drive Olivette, MO 63132 Steve Smethurst 138 1003 W. Marion Arlington Hts.. IL 60004 M. Taylor Smith 829 W. State Street Jacksonville, IL 62650 Angela K. Smith 73, 145 R.R. ==1 Georgetown, IL 61846 Curtis L. Smith 38, 56, 181 834 North Biltmore Clayton, MO 63105 Demetra Smith 726 Oak Ave. Aurora, IL 60500 Kevin A. Smith 128, 138 211 Home Avenue Itasca, IL 60143 Nancy Smith 829 West State Jacksonville, IL 62650 Steven R. Smith 52. 138 R.R. =1 Eureka, I L 61530 Vanessa Sue Smith 126, 156 Rural Route 2, Box 166 Bethany, IL 61914 Brian J. Solomon 56, 138 1275 Carswell Elk Grove VilL, IL 60007 Dave Sorge 145 1101 North 2nd Springfield, IL 62702 Karen L. Sowa 126, 182 1412 Peterson Park Ridge, IL 60068 Charles H. Spackman 182 East Douglas Jacksonville, IL 62650 Anthony J. Spinelle 52, 138 555 Thorn wood Dr. Buffalo Grove, IL 60090 Tom R. Spread 127.182 5681 N. New Hampshire Chicago, I L 60631 Kathy L. Stackhouse 8306 Louwanda Drive Little Rock, AR 72205 Dianne Steele 579 Pine Jacksonville, IL 62650 Jan Mark Stegall 61,69,156 1328 Florence Ave. Galesburg, IL 61401 MarkJ. Stegman 52.138 321 Country Club Acres Belleville, IL 62223 Wendi Steinberg 79, 138 18104 Paxton Lansing. IL 60438 Douglas E. Stelzer 38, 88, 127, 157 193 River Bend Drive Chesterfield, MO 63017 Gary F. Stephens 38, 145 1000 Manor Drive Wilmette, IL 60091 Leigh Ann Sterrenberg 68, 69, 145 118 East Market Street Piper City, IL 60969 Mary L. Sterritt 1153 Parkview Ave. Chicago Hts., IL 60411 Gayle L. Stevens 157 R.R. =1, Box 46 Chesterfield, IL 62630 Shelly L. Stevens 79, 145 7 Cardinal Drive Jacksonville, IL 62650 Patsy Stevenson 145 1370 KaelDr. 16 St. Louis, MO 63120 Karen E. Steward 145 548 S. Elizabeth Drive Lombard, IL 60148 Lisa M. Stockslager 76, 182 2 051 W. Lake Shore Dr. Barrington, IL 60010 Karen Stoltman 146 96 Hill Terrace Henrietta, NY 14467 Shelley L. Stothert 66, 182 215 A6 Ft. Pleasant Springfield, MA 01108 Elizabeth Strang 62, 75, 183 R.F.D. =3 Roodhouse, IL 62082 Ann C. Strawn 856 W. State Street Jacksonville, IL 62650 Kathleen J. Strode 77,138 P.O. Box 36 Lostant. IL 61334 Gar - W. Stueber 43 2 4 N. McVicker Chicago, IL 60648 DebraSulaver 76.90,183 112 East Garden Street DeKalb, IL 60115 Shirley Surbeck 126,183 214 W. Bridgeport St. White Hall. IL 62092 Wendell Sweetland 38, 43 24-46 96th Street East Elmhurst, NY 11369 Karen M. Sweitzer 46, 55 R.RJ. 3, Box9 Cobden, IL 62920 Nancy Jo Swenson 68, 82, 224 6327 Park Ridge Rd. Loves Park. I L 61111 Deborah Swetland 43, 68, 84, 130, 138 R.R. 3. Box 100 Towanda, PA 18848 Nadine Szczepanski 1812 W. 46th Chicago, IL 60609 Peggy Tabor 82.138,224 9800 South Kostner Oak Lawn, IL 60453 David C. Taylor 127, 140, 183 P.O. Box 14 Elwin, IL 62532 David R. Taylor 79, 84, 85, 138 R.R. =1, Box 154 Elgin, IL 60120 Kathy Taylor 64, 146 9223 South Dobson Chicago, IL 60619 Mark W.Taylor 43,151 3536 Sherman St. Springfield. IL 62703 Michael R. Taylor 38, 43, 138 19 Brentford Balantyne Salisbury, RA 00000 Susan C. Taylor 4 Barbara Drive East Hartford, CT 06118 Deborah L. Thiel 157 1736 Penfold Northbrook, IL 60062 April Thomas 64, 138 797 Lincoln Place New York, NY 11216 Cheryl Thomas 208 West Cherry Winchester, IL 62694 Glenda R. Thompson 76, 184 710 Algonquin Rd. Apt. 2 Des Plaines, IL 6OOI6 Steven R. Thompson 66, 146 6421 Dean Drive Woodridge. IL 60515 Susan Elaine Thrall 157 2 A Dukes Wood Drive Gerrards Cross, BU 00002 Rosalind Tinsley 64, 184 112 East Church Street Champaign, IL 61820 Robert T. Tobin 69, 146, 171 20 West Beecher Jacksonville, IL 62650 Karen W. Tolen 40, 57, 127, 18 26 W. 2 ' 0 Burdett Wheaton, IL 60187 Kama R. Torry 146 R.R. = 3 Champaign, IL 61820 Martha Sue Tougaw 66, 80, 138 6245 Sycamore Street Littleton. CO 80120 Deangle V. Tounsel 64, 147 1575 Florence Street Evanston, IL 60202 Mary Beth Trenkle 69, 75, 83, 126, 127. 187 500 First Street Waukegan, IL 60085 Nancy E. Tribble 319 N. Carrollton White Hall, IL 62092 Rev. Kent Trimble 420 Maple Street Carrollton, IL 62016 Jacqueline L. Tuck 64, 184 2014 Brookside Avenue Indianapolis, IN 46201 Caroline J. Upson 61, 157 1240 Park Place Quincy. IL 62301 Raymond Vasey 66, 126 R.R. =2 Jacksonville. IL 62650 Timothy G. Vasilko 66, 184 1308 Hirsch Street Calumet City, IL 60409 George J. Vaughan 49, 187 429 West 85th Street Oak Lawn, IL 60455 Kenneth Lee Vaughn 147 R.R. =1 Hanna City, IL 61536 Raul Vega 94, 138 3752 West Addison Ave. Chicago, IL 60618 Audrey M. Vevle 66, 147 4436 Fredricksburg Dr. Mountain Brook, AL 35213 Pamela M. Vickers 66, 78, 83, 126, 157 629 South Wright St. Naperville, IL 60540 Roland Walker 4259 South King Dr. Chicago, IL 60653 Leitha Walling 147 640 Cedar Avenue Elmhurst, IL 60126 James E. Wallis 774 East College Jacksonville, IL 62650 Betty Jean Walters 160, 185 Lakeside Knolls Hillsboro, IL 62049 Charlotte Walters 187 R.R. = 1 Eldred, IL 62027 David G. Waltrip 187 1644 South Main Street Jacksonville, IL 62650 Richard D. Waltz 185 3053 N. Davlin Court Chicago, IL 60618 Sheryl A. Wanless 40, 81, 132, 138 3101 South Douglas Springfield, IL 62704 Tony M. Wantland 52 101 South H Danville, IL 61832 Deanna L. Ward 187 R.R. Champaign, IL 61820 Martha Watanabe 73, 147 4443 N. Troy Street Chicago, IL 60625 Grace Ellen Watkins 540 Duncan Jacksonville, IL 62650 Paul E. Watkins 756 Bedwell Street Jacksonville, IL 62650 Wendy Watkins 139 447 Tomahawk Park Forest, IL 60466 James H. Watts 1035 W. College Ave. 2 Jacksonville, IL 62650 Anthony A. Weadock 1 39 222 Kent Circle Chestertown, MD 21620 Allen D. Webner 69, 12 6, 127, ni, 185 Elms Drive Bo.x 212 Bethany, IL 61914 Leo D. Webster 64, 147 946 South Peoria Chicago, IL 60620 Martin J. Weiner R.R. =1 Jerseyville, IL 62052 Rhea Jo Welch 1252 West College Jacksonville, IL 62650 Tinamarie Wells 74 815 Catherine St. Pekin, IL 61554 Lynne A. Wendler 78, 185 2 088 Fisher Bartlett, IL 60103 Joel A. Wernecke 109 North Center LaHarpe. IL 61450 Anne C.Werner 126,157 2627 Carousel St. Louis. MO 63125 Amy L. Westby 76 3401 S. Davis Road Indianapolis, IN 46239 Gary L. Wheat 52 R.R. ==4 Waterloo, IL 62298 Kim Wheeler 187 105 S. County Road Mascoutah, IL 62258 Peter A. Whidden 185,187 293 Shore Road Greenwich, CT 06830 Mark Whipple 185 R.R. 1, Box 167 Norris City, IL 62869 Mary K. White 186 403 West 57th Street Chicago, IL 60621 Ruth Ann White 40, 46, 55, 57, 139 1212 N. William Champaign, IL 61820 Dianne Whiteurst 64, 83, 84 16520 Honore Markham, IL 60428 Sandra Whittenberg 187 121 West Chambers Jacksonville, IL 62650 James F. Wideman 157 1931 Dewey Evanston, IL 60201 Gail Wilcove 596 Cherry St. Jacksonville, IL 62650 James L. WiUhite 613 Hall Jacksonville, IL 62650 Debra A. Williford 64,139 3134 Geyer St. Louis, MO 63101 Heidi L. Wilner R.R. 2 Cuba, IL 61427 Wendy J. Wilson 76, 157 420 W. Lincoln Street Pontiac, IL 61764 Karen A. Winkelman 66, 186 R.R. =1 Arenzville, IL 62611 Patricia A. Winter 715 West Douglas Jacksonville, IL 62650 Deborah J. Wissler 62, 69, 186 2600 Locust Lane Richmond, IN 47374 Gary Lee Witham Perry, IL 62362 Susan Witt 157 101 Harbeth Drive Pittsburgh, PA 15237 Linda J. Witting 62, 127, 186 17805 Park Avenue Lansing. IL 60438 Ruth Ann Wolffing 574 Maywood Lane Lisle, IL 60532 Elise M. Worrell 186 703 East 84th Street Chicago, IL 60619 Michelle J. Wyant 66, 139, 224 520 West Editor Ashland, IL 62612 Gregory S. Yarnik 43,45,52 526 E. Main Staunton, IL 62088 Susan M. Yelovich 40, 55, 76 6 Woodbine Road Rolling Mdws., IL 60008 James A. Young 186 l728-G Wildberry Drive Glenview, IL 60025 Ann G. Zaeske 840 East State, Apt. 4 Jacksonville, IL 62650 Robert Craig Zafis 43, 52, 157 2215 West Sherman Peoria, IL 61604 David G. Zak 69, 82, 83, 84, 85,126,157,224 947 Division Lisle, IL 60532 Marie D. Zeine 71, 76, 80, 147 R.R. ==1, Box 174A • Glasford, IL 61533 How can one reflect and summarize 1976 in a few words, a few photos, a few emotions? The task seems absurd. I an It was a year for surprise and the unexpected happening. I the faces of experience, of beauty, of wisdom, of youth. The faces offered all they could ) ■ ' ! 1976 TARTAN STAFF Editor Dave Zak PEoto Editor Craig Klatzcd Staff Peggy Tabor, Jenny Raff a, JMancy Swenson, . Maureen Rothery, Katie Sidman, |lichelle Wyant, ■ Kathy Dumas, Micki Tittsworth Photographers .... Craig Klatzco, Jude Hines, George Bengel, Reg Harley, Kevin Kearns Advisor | . . Linda Conley The staff owes its deepest thanks to Bob Dewhirst and the Information Services staff. Chuck Cotton of Taylor Publishing Co. and most of all to Linda Conley who somehow managed to persevere despite all. HENRY PFEIFFER LIBRARY 3 0382 1000 1010 3