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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1986 volume:

1S7I Wha, does college involve for most of us? Well, besides the academic life, we make lifetime friends. The big welcome at Mac involves getting to know room- mates, neighbors, classmates, and teachers. Many social events are planned at the beginning of the year, including a Welcome Back to Mac Party and a dance so we all learn each other ' s faces. After one is acquainted with many types of people, good friends will be the ones to stick with each other through thick and thin. Here at Mac, your friends become your family. A group of Rulledge 3rd freshies — Connie Chism, Becky Rack- myer, Lori Gilkey, Jill Anzelmo and Amy Henninger — enjoy a beautiful! fall day. Anyone want a pretzel? seems to be on the faces of Beth Parker, Martha James and Todd Stephens. Sidewalk chatter (far right) occupies Vicky Houser, Dr. Richard Freiburg and Vic Wildenradt as the autumn sunshine lends a color- ful campus backdrop. A big part of the welcome that MacMurray extends each fall to new students revolves around tradition. The Green Ribbon ceremony has been an annual oc- currence since 1928. Freshmen women have a green ribbon tied around the neck by a big sister, and are instructed to wear the ribbon for four days. The highly visible ribbon signifies that eh student is being initiated as a MacMurray Woman. The feeling of moving in and getting acquainted is yet another activity that builds bonds of friendship between freshmen and upperclassmen. Mac ' s small size also en- ables students to get to know one another much more quickly. One of the fall activities that brought students together for a common experience is shown in the middle photo where Jane Hall residents gather to dedicate a new crosswalk that they all worked on. 5 5. Alexandra Murdock gets a helping hand moving in. 6. The residents of Jane Hall and Mrs. Stephens initiate the new side walk. 7. Lisa Bruce and Bryan Tate helping a freshman get settled in. Student life on the campus of MacMurray is definite- ly a unique life. Among the organizations, the flourishing groups are Holy Fools and Campus Activities Board. The IM games, especially football and volleyball, are very popular and bring about large audiences. Even though extra curricular activities are fun, Mac students must get serious and study (well, most Mac Students). J-Term and Final Exam Week are when stu- dents burn the midnight oil . Freshmen had a good dose of sleepless nights when they practiced procrastina- tion and ended up walking to class like zombies the next day. Popcorn for brain food and hot pots that boil con- tinuously for coffee lend a hand to getting those papers finished. On nights when no immediate assignments are due, discussions catch fire. Topics? Love, death, emo- tions, other people, fashions, and of course, the opposite sex. 1 Roomies — Connie Chism and Susan Denby. 2. Birthday decorations frame Amy Henninger. 3. Lee Dixon and Doug Miller — a pair of cool dudes. 4. Tony Cundari, Amy Suter and Melissa Delgado paint monstrous footprints. 5. A popular spot finds Todd Stephens and Julie Goulden enjoying the swing just east of the soccer field. 6. Becky Rackmyer, Amy Henninger, Connie Chism and friend get acquainted. 7. T.J. Johnston attempts to outrun the opposition in an IM football game. Cab Spotlight, presented during Homecoming Weekend, involved a variety of student skits and acts as well as Chip Franklin ' s comedy show. The crowd was large and they really enjoyed the show. It was fun for most of us to see friends on the stage showing us their talents. Homecoming visitors enjoyed the show — what a change of pace! Sally Rennie, director, Jessica Banks, student director, and Tony Cundari worked the hardest at putting the Spotlight together. CAB really works! 1. Rudy Banuelos treats us with one of his latest creations. 2. Andy CoUver shows us the difference between a sphere and a ball. 3. Good Fairy , Todd Stephens, at Open Stage. 4. Open Stage comedian. Chip Franklin, checking out the audience with his 3-d glasses. 5. Edward Jackman doing his famous bicycle balancing act. 6. John Owens, Brett Miller (a.k.a. Phil Collins), Bryan Tate, and Rudy Banuelos performing at Open Stage. Going to the game provided every Mac fan with plenty of fun and excitement in fall, 1985. Among the favorites: The Lady Highlanders in volleyball who fin- ished 16-9; football ' s Fighting Highlanders, who com- pleted the season with an overall record of 6-5; and the soccer team, which ended with a fine record of 10-7-2. The Highland Dance Squad had some good moves of their own as they entertained halftime crowds with their latest choreography. 1 The Highlanders ' Greg Mears and Enrique Guzman (in white) move in against Principia. Dale Meyers looks on as Suzie Judge puts the volleyball back in play- Football crowds were entertained by The Highland Dance Squad. Gary Straka and Marti Johnson apply pressure at the nets. 5. Tailback Reese Wilson (with ball) scampers for yardage against Concordia as Ken Vieira (30) comes up to help. 6. Mac ' s Greg Martin (facing camera) talks strategy with Tracy Winka. 7. The offensive starters get a welcome break from the action. 8. Quarterback Vic Wildenradt rolls out and looks for a receiver downfield. Parent ' s Weekend included a wide variety of events. Proud parents could watch their student sing in the choir concert or perhaps watch the nurse ' s capping, a tradition at Mac. The Holy Fools presented a worship service, showing off the wonderful talents of making a person happy or chasing the blues away. Parent ' s Weekend gave students a chance to show mom and dad what goes on at Mac, and also gave the family a chance to talk with the student ' s teachers and advisors. 1. Holy Fools pose for a picture. 2. Concert Choir as presented by Dr. Richard Han- son. 3. Melissa Arbeiter smiles while she is capped. 4. Turn of the Century characters stop the party and take on a serious look at the Jane Hall Lawn Party. 5. Student panel Chad Fornoff, Dee Roper, Becky Erb, and Mary Nugent answer questions. 13 Homecoming ' 85 brought together alumni, students, faculty and friends for a fun-filled weekend. The parade kicked off the big day, which included the Highlanders in action in both soccer and football. The Morton High- landers bagpipe band from Peoria supplied some of the music for the campus festivities. 1. Michalson House won the parade float contest with this colorful entry. 2. Halftime entertainment at the soccer game was provided by the Morton Highlanders bagpipe band from the Peoria area. 3. Freshman attendant Cheri Brown (not pictured: Lee Dixon). 4. Sophomore attendants Grady Gilkey and Amy Riley. 5. Ron Jenkins and Dee Roper were the junior attendants. 6. Senior attendants were Tom Wojcik and Chris Honey. 7. Bruce Logsdon was chosen king and Belinda Heintz reigned as queen of the Homecoming court. 15 1 1. Adrian Andrade stands up to his opponent. 2. Dr. Mitchell Beck sits back to watch the game. 3. Vicki Kelly displays a strong forehand. 4. Coach Cooper talks seriously to his team. 5. A bagpiper enjoys the homecoming festivities. 6. Andy Collver makes a miracle catch that set up the last touchdown. 7. Hawaiian night attracts a spirited crowd to cheer on the Lady Highlanders. Homecoming! The action and excitement of the games, the people, the parade . . . even the teachers en- joyed and participated. Parents also participated b) cheering on their son or daughter during one of the man) games played throughout the holiday . Although the football team lost, the victory of the Lady Highlander! lifted the campus spirit. 17 20 Nurses Capping 21 Open Stage 22 Halloween 24 Blood Drive Iff Phonathon 26 Pie-Throw 28 CAB 30 Madrigals 32 Jane Hall Lawn Party 34 Black Student Union 36 Newlywed Game 38 Big Name Entertainment 39 Spring Fever 40 Norris Paint Project 41 Mac Faces Capping — Big step for nursing majors 1. Proud smiles abound as members of the junior class of nursing majors exit from the stage of Annie Merner Chapel at the close of the Capping Ceremony. 2. Newly-capped nursing students include (front, from left): John Olen, Cathy Ervin and Rebecca Goodman; (second row, from left) Julie Clinc, Melissa Arbeiter, Tracy Ruyle and Lisa Trone; (third row, from left) Janet Rick- ey, Elisc Cope, Marcia Howell and Julie Goulden; and (back, from left) Julie Baker, Karen Meado, Leslie Ra- mcc and John Gantt. 3. Karen Meado delivered the junior class response at the Capping Ceremony, held during Parents ' Weekend. 20 open Stage showcases campus talent 3 No signs of stage fright for Tony Cundari. 2. Mark Doro duels Melody Wei- gand in Family Feud as em- cee John Owens and Caren Wil- liamson look on. 3. Virtuoso musician Steve Laugh- iin entertains the Open Stage crowd. 4. Paul Schelich wonders where John Owens gets his material as he ponders his response in a scene from Family Feud. Ad- miring Owens slick looks are Pauly ' s Angels : Vickie Kelly, Sheryl Piper, Lynda Harpole and Kim Lestina. 21 Mac students show ' frightful ' side in celebrating Halloween 1. The costume capers drew a smile from Melissa Arbciter and Edic Simpson. 2. Fright Night at the Jaycees ' Haunted House masked the true intentions of this Mac group, none of whom seemed willing to reveal their true identity. 3. Not to be mistaken for a room in Norris, this scene from the Haunted House pointed up the fact that a few Mac students lost their head over the Halloween revelry. The happy couple shown here were last reported seen packing up their chainsaws and heading down campus. 22 City ' s Haunted House gets a big boost from plenty of Mac volunteers 1. Good buddies Les Slunecka (a.k.a. Peewcc Herman) and Alex Galvez plot their next move. 2. Melissa Arbeiter and Teresa Hopkins were said to be looking for a best legs contest. 3. Ah, you just can ' t beat having fun at the ' old haunted castle. David Holder and Mouse James get in a few rounds on the dance floor before sunrise. 4. Sales of Miller Beer reportedly plummeted after these Lite impersonators crashed the Michalson Halloween party. The six-pack included Vicky Houser, Missy Johnson, Stephanie Freeman, Amy Riley, Lisa Shaw and Tammy Freeman. 23 Blood donors show they care 1. Showing the look of a veteran donor, Mark Doro appears almost relaxed as he provides a pint during the annual Blood Drive. Obviously confused, Mike Kervin learns that the fluid flowing from his arm closely resembles decaffeinated coffee. He reportedly passed up a subsequent offer from Maxwell House and signed instead with Folger ' s. Red Cross nurses said they planned to screen members of the Student Life staff much closer before tapping a vein. 1 . Wade Alexa chalks up another pledge during Mac ' s Phonathon. 2. Sandy Waller ' s salesmanship over the phone elicits an approving smile from Sandra Stephens. 3. An alum is given an update on the state of the college from Phonathon chairman Tom Wojcik. 4. Student callers like Kathy Borgman helped raise over $40,000 from Mac alums during the 10-day fund drive. 2 3 1 . Faculty were on the firing line in November when students lined up for the Pie-Toss event in the Dining Hall. Taking the brunt of the abuse ws this panel that includes (from left) Dean Collinwood, Garnctt Shorb, Richard Freiburg, Penny Mitchell, Mary Freiburg, Philip Decker, Elizabeth Crowley and Guy Crumley. 2. Who says food fights can ' t be fun? 3. Remember Anne Ring, this is all in the name of good, whole- some entertainment. Just what did you do to get singled out for so much attention? 4. Dr. Decker shows why he ' s the apple of some many students ' eyes. (Or is that peach?). Pie-toss scores big hit on faculty Steve Domalewski and Chris Garrett were on target with their deliveries. 2. A few of the tossed pies found their mark on Todd Stephens, much to the delight of Chris White. 3. That ' s Rita Gardner taking a direct hit from a former friend. Penny Mitchell does double-duty as drapery attendant while still managing to get creamed. 4. Among the victims of the Dining Hall Mayhem was Kathy King, who shows what it ' s like to survive target practice. CAB . . . Let Us Entertain You 28 Juggler Edward Jackman, a man of many talents, was a big hit with the CAB crowd. Kay Wilson (below) attempts to outwit the guest magician. Jeff Alderman (bottom photo), commander of Aldie ' s Army, looks for inspiration as teammates Tina Welch, Deanna Brannan, Mike Kervin and Lori Hall await their turn. Christmas At Mac Celebrated With Music It wouldn ' t be Christmas without the Madrigal Sing- ers, and once again the pop- ular ensemble treated holi- day crowds in McClelland hall to a series of musical programs. The 1985 cast in- cluded (front) Kim Stone- house, Deanna Roper, Lisa Templeton, Missy Johnson, Becky Reese, Kim Hawkins, Amy Riley and Terese Walker; (Standing) Ron Jenkins, Frank Popernik, Chad Fornoff, Jerry Jagod- zinski, Scott Owens, David Williams, Thad Pendleton and Mark Doro. Dr. Rich- ard Hanson once again served as director of the Madrigal ensemble. Pic- tured at right are Deanna Roper, Lisa Templeton and Missy Johnson. The photo was taken in Springfield at a taping of the Madrigal per- formance in the studios of WICS-TV. 30 Madrigals Brighten Holiday Season For the 19th consecutive year, MacMurray ' s Madrigal Singers added a special dimension to the campus celebration of the holiday season. Included among the troupe ' s 16 voices were Scott Owens and Da- vid Williams (top photo) and (at left) Kim Hawkins and Amy Riley. Colorful costumes and stylish sing- ing have been primary ingredients of the success enjoyed by the Madrigal ensemble over the years. 31 Style, Elegance Mark Jane Hall Lawn Party Enjoying beverages, Jane Hall resi- dents (top photo) and friends gather around the table in authentic costumes. Sam Miller (at right) on Jane lawn relaxing from the festivities. J.T. Marucco and friend (far right) pose for the photographer. 32 Lynn Marshall and Julie Goulden (left) dressed for the festivities. Jane residents and friends (below) congregate around the table. Ron Jenkins and Debi Jackson (bottom). 34 3 ' Kendall Stages Newlywed Game Big Name Entertainment CAB Catches Spring Fever 40 44 Football 48 Soccer 52 Women ' s Tennis 54 Volleyball 56 Wrestling 58 Swimming 60 Men ' s Basketball 62 Women ' s Basketball 64 Baseball 66 Softball 68 Golf 70 Men ' s Tennis Sharp moves like this typified the exciting running style of Mac ' s Reese Wilson (24). Quarterback Vic Wildenradt, be- hind strong blocking, looks for a re- ceiver downfield. A Concordia runner gets a taste of the Mac defense, with Mike Was- son leading the way. The strain of a tough loss as South- west Baptist shows itself along the Mac bench. Handshakes welcome Ron Lindsay to the sidelines following another TD catch. Andy Coliver ( 1 7) makes a key grab over a Monmouth defender to set up the winning score in Mac ' s first varsity victory. Lindsay, just a freshman, was a threat on special teams as well as on offense. 45 Varsity Debut Curl Crews (71 in white) and Kent Bragg shut down a SW Baptist run- ning play. Tracy Winka (in white) and a Lake Forest de- fender have their sights on this Mac aerial. Steady John Kindle breaks out of the pack in this play against the Mil- likin jayvees. Kip Stevenson (75) moves into position to block as Andy Collver looks for running room. The 1985 MacMurray College Fighting Highlanders (Players listed from front to back, starting with column at far left) COLUMN ONE: Dale Sparks (91), Steve Ryan, Kip Stevenson, Vic Wildenradt, Bob Connors and Bill Barnard. COLUMN TWO: Darin Spaniol (51), Kurt Oschwald, Rick Owsley, Dave Batson, Tracy Winka and Craig Rogers. COLUMN THREE: Tim Mullen (34), Kent Bragg (54), Jim Pendleton, Greg Martin, Doug McDannald, Jay Moats, John Kindle and Mike Wasson. COLUMN FOUR: Enrique Rodriguez (46), Brian Copple, Brian Osmulski, Mark Elvers, Reese Wilson, Chris Moore, Lee Dixon and Randy Protz. COLUMN FIVE: Scott Dixon (41), Dan Williams, Tim Moeller, Robert Hafliger, Chip Bamert, Bryan Hemphill, Dodd Schnepper and Tom Zaiz. COLUMN SIX: Tom Ware (48), Ryan Ledbetter, Ted Rumler, Tony Hamilton, Henry Brown, Kendall Taylor, Chance Watson and Andy Collver. COLUMN SEVEN: Carl Muller (25), Deric Cramer, Steve Armstrong, Clyde Benjamin, Kirk Ashleman, Brian Eaker, Judd Govero, Barry Kimbrough. COLUMN EIGHT: Damon Cross (77), Jeff Cole, Doug Miller, John Young, Sam Finch, Steve Haney, Don Black, Ralph Ramsey, James Hannah and Wade Alexa (79). COLUMN NINE: Kevin Bettis (86), Ken Vieira (30), Ryan Inskeep, Chad Hopkins, Ron Lindsay, EricGrider, Curt Crews and larry Stewart ( I). COLUMN TEN: Pal Phalen (21), Mark Bayless (81), Mike Baietto, Brian Wyatt, Ted Livingood, Mike Lamb, James Moore, Jeff Slauffer and Tom King (5). TOP ROW: Coaches Gene Felchner, Don Seacrist, Duane McCall, Jim Waltrip, Jeff Alderman, Don Timm, Ken Gand, and Head Coach Robin Cooper. 46 Clan Wins 10 For New Coach rrr 1 Vidal Amador (in white, near bail) played superb- ly at midfield. Leo Andrade (right) looks on. Nestor Estrada (center) and Adrian Andrade show the defensive form that shut down Division I power Eastern Illinois. Newcomer David Mazmanian (right) interrupts the plans of this ElU attacker. Greg Mears (left) amd Tracey Roberts team up to deliver a Highlander welcome to this Illinois Col- lege player. Clan Wins 10 1. Mac ' s Mazmanian (at left) looks for help to thwart this EIU charge. 2. Fine plays such as this header by Greg Mears kept alive Mac ' s tradition for exhibiting solid defense. 3. Amador (right) moves in to take control after an errant IC pass. 4. Rafael Barron pushes a pass downfield, ahead of this IC defender. 1985 MacMurray College Soccer Highlanders FRONT: Vidal Amador, Hector Arias, Adrian Andrade, Leo Andrade, Roberto Cisneros, Nestor Estrada and David Mazmanian. REAR: Head Coach Bill Killen, Frank Popernik, Mark Andreson, Tracey Roberts, Paul Schelich, Greg Mears, Stephen Domalewski, Rafael Barron and Eric Grebe. 51 Net Squad Gains Experience Team Millikin Univ. Illinois College Blackburn College Illinois Wesleyan U. Maryville College Monmouth College Principa College Individuals Jody Paniagua Vickie Kelly Cheryl Purper Chris Swett Lori Gilkey Heidi Simms 2 4 4 4 0 Singles 3- 7 4- 9 4- 7 2-8 5- 4 2-6 Doubles 5-8 4- 7 7-6 5- 6 4-4 3-5 Head Coach: Sally Moss 52 J ' 1. Newcomer Lori Gilkey was a solid addition to the 1985 net squad. 2. No. one singles player Jody Paniagua was the team ' s leader on the court. 3. Heidi Simms gave Coach Sally Moss ' s team some much-needed depth in both singles and doubles. 4. Team MVP Vicki Kelly was in consistently good form through- out the season. Kelly ' s play at the net was a big factor in the winning mark compiled by the Mac junior. 4 ■ 7S r? f Mac ' s ' Block Party ' A Big Hit Marti Johnson, a team lead- er throughout the 1985 sea- son, shows good form on this return as Jody Loop looks on. Strong play at the net was a specialty for sophomore Suzy Judge. Newcomer Dawn Marshall (15) and senior Rita Gard- net exhibit the skills that helped the Lady Highland- ers post some outstanding results. 54 Mac Volleyball ' 85 Season Results Washington University L Maryville College W Grinnell College W Greenville College L Blackburn College W Elmhurst College L Aurora Invitational 1st Place Fontbonne College L Stephens College W Principia College W Eureka College W Carthage Invitational Won 1, Lost 3 Illinois College W PCC Tournament 2nd Place Illinois Wesleyan Univ. W Quincy College W Millikin University W Denotes Conference Match Final Results: 16-9 4. All-conference selection Rita Gardner blasts home a point during another home court victory. 5. Suzy Judge also earned all-FCC honors in a season that showcases her many volley- ball skills. 6. Fine plays such as this dig by Marti John- son helped keep the Lady Highlanders un- defeated (7-0) on the home court. 7. 1986 MacMURRAY VOLLEYBALL SQUAD Front: Stephanie Freemon, Jeanne Ryan, Marti Johnson, Jennifer McElwee, Chris Honey and Dawn Mar- shall. Rear: Deb Newbold (manager), Bev- erly Weichman, Gail Hajost, Suzy Judge, Jody Loop, Cary Straka, Susan Spencer and Sheila Rogers, Head Coach. 55 I I Grapplers Go Undefeated in Duals National qualifier Ken Mansell shows the style that won him a spot in the Division III championship. B.J. Murray works for a pin in action during the Mac Invitationals. Mike Dolan records a take-down. Darren Lindsay and Jeff Peterson pal up in the practice room Bill Sr. and Bill Jr. Wrestling Results Dual Meets Opponent Mac Opp. Blackburn 29 22 Granite City J.C. 44 10 Lincoln College 35 9 Washington Univ. 45 3 Monmouth 37 16 Blackburn 57 0 Washington Univ. 45 9 Illinois College 54 0 Millikin Univ. 42 12 NE Missouri St. 28 16 Tournaments St. Louis Open ... 24 individual match wins Las Vegas Open . . . 29th out of 42 teams Midlands Tournament . . . 38th out of 58 teams MacMurray Invitational . . . 4th out of 1 2 teams Cornell Tournament . . . 6th out of 14 teams Elmhurst Tournament . . . 7th out of 1 7 teams Wabash Invitational . . . 3rd out of eight teams Wheaton Invitational . . . i 5th out of 25 teams Division III Regional . . . 4th out of 1 1 teams Division III Nationals . . . 48th out of 60 teams Darren Lindsay awaits the referee ' s decision en route to stopping his opponent. 1985-86 MacMurray Wrestling Team Front: Vince Slecka, Tom Schilson, Luis Soto, Randy McElwee, Charles Lamken, B.J. Murray, Ken Hendericksen and Mark Jones. Rear: Maurice Gregory, Jeff Peterson, Darren Lindsay, Brian Copple, Damon Cross, Jeff Behounek, Scott Cranford, Ro- dolfo Banuelos, Rick Owsley, Curt Crews and Pat Campbell. The 26-16 mark recorded by Mark Jones was one of the best showings ever by a Mac freshman wrestler. 8. Jeff Behounek works out against a stiff ' in Mac ' s wrestling room. 7 57 Swimmers Enjoy Life in the Fast Lane 58 I 2. Heather Price, a junior letter-winner, led the Mac women to a good showing during the 1985-86 season. 3. Elizabeth Kvale, a multi-sport competitor at Mac, added swimming to her sophomore year accomplishments. 4. Sophomore Kim Jennings, shown here getting a good start off the blocks, was voted team MVP for her excellent results in 85-86. 5. Though few in numbers, the Mac swimmers kept a competitive edge during the season. Season Review Lack of depth didn ' t prevent the Mac swim team from posting some top-level individual accomplish- ments in 1985-86. The foursome of junior Heather Price, sophomores Elizabeth Kvale and Karen Jen- nings, and freshman Diana Thomas sparked the women ' s swim team to three dual meet wins. At the PCC championships, the Lady Highlanders claimed second place, well ahead of Blackburn and Eureka. The top achiever was Price with a first in the 100 back. On the men ' s side, Carl Foster finished third in both the 1 — and 3 — meter dive. The Mac women finished 3-1 in duals while the men dropped their only dual. In coed action, the team wound up 1-2 under new head coach Ray Fredericks. Highlanders Continue Winning Ways 6. Tom Wojcik (52) skys high to bank in a deuce. Scott Fearrin (14) puts home two to finish off a fast break. Sophomore Robbie Wann (22) outduels the Knox defense and swishes a soft jump-shot for in close. 4. Freshman Tom Sestak displayed an exciting style throughout the season, as evidenced by his air- borne act here. Brad Lutchka used the backdoor to finish off this basket against PCC foe Eureka. 1986 MacMURRAY COLLEGE HIGHLAND- ERS Front — Tom Sestak, Paul Levin, Eric Wat- son, Paul Klein, John Moran, Jeff Murrow, Scott Fearrin, Dale Meyers, Sergio Villareal and Darin Craven. Rear — Assistant Coach Bruce Domaz- licky, Tony Rottinghaus, Brad Lutchka, Bruce Logsdon, Lex Ryan, Tom Wojcik, Robert Edmis- ton, Doug Daugherty, Greg Killion, Jim Althoff, Kelly Flynn and Head Coach Robert Gay. This battle on the boards (opposite page) shows Mac ' s Robbie Wann (in white) reaching high to snare a rebound. Poise under pressure keyed the first-year showing of freshman Darin Craven (30), who uses glass to score against Knox. 60 1986-86 SEASON RESULTS Mac Opp. MILLIKIN 58 51 (W) Knox 58 57 (W) Illinois College 63 (L) MONMOUTH 74 79 (L) CULVER-STOCKTON 63 60 (W) Olivet-Nazarene 90 58 (L) Aurora University (OT)57 59 (L) DePauw University 44 61 (L) Albion College 67 79 (L) GREENVILLE 76 58 (W) ROSE-HULMAN 72 71 (W) Blackburn 64 74 (L) MARYVILLE 70 51 (W) Monmouth 67 85 (L) EUREKA 55 71 (L) Principia 81 58 (W) McKendree (OT)66 70 (L) Greenville 66 57 (W) BLACKBURN 60 65 (L) KNOX 105 84 (W) Maryville 103 80 (W) Eureka 69 80 (L) ILLINOIS COLLEGE 81 67 (W) PRINCIPIA 99 77 (W) HANNIBAL-LaGRANGE 91 74 (W) Washington University 73 61 (W) Home Games in CAPS Denotes Prairie Conference Game Final Season Record: 14-12 Conference Record: 6-4(third) Newcomers Key Court Resurgence Women ' s Baksetball 1985-86 Season Results Mac Opp. PRINCIPIA 82 75 (W) Washington University 43 88 (L) Rockford College 57 80 (L) Fontbonne College 51 69 (L) IOWA WESLEYAN 67 90 (L) Greenville 54 53 (W) BLACKBURN 60 56 (W) Maryville 37 87 (L) Illinois College 57 63 (L) Eureka 41 63 (L) Principia 56 69 (L) GREENVILLE 63 61 (W) Blackburn 54 68 (L) MARYVILLE 81 99 (L) EUREKA 57 78 (L) Millikin University 67 90 (L) MONMOUTH COLLEGE 69 59 (W) ROSARY COLLEGE 50 56 (L) ILLINOIS COLLEGE 76 69 (W) ILLINOIS WESLEYAN 71 68 (W) Home Games in CAPS Denotes Conference Game Final Record: 7-13 Conference Record: 4-6 6 1. Scrappy Stephanie Freemon (shown grabbing a loose ball) was a big factor in the court resurgence of the Lady Highlanders. 2. Jody Loop fends off the defensive efforts of a Blackburn player and maintains ball control. 3. Kristy Adkison eyes the bucket as she powers her way toward the hoop. 4. Freemon (12), a freshman from Shelbyville, teamed with running-mate Kris Darr to give MacMurray a solid pair at the guard spot. 5. Kathy Miller brought leadership qualities and excellent skill to the Mac lineup. Her 18-point average led the team in scoring. 6. 1985-86 MacMURRAY LADY HIGHLANDERS Front — Kris Darr, Chris Honey, Stephanie Freemon and Karen Kovacevich. Rear — Cary Straka, Gail Hajost, Kathy Miller, Kristy Adkison, Jody Loop and Head Coach Karen Sweitzer. 5 63 A sliding IC runner gets a mouthful of dust as he just manages to beat Rich Neville ' s tag at first. Tom Reynolds was one of several High- landers who keyed Mac ' s baseball resur- gence in 1986. A reaching Mac runner tags the plate for another tally against IC. Freshman Darin Craven added depth to a talented MacMurray mound crew. Mac ' s Don Timm was the likeable, hard- working skipper who steered the Highland- ers to the NCAA playoffs. 64 J Mac Joins Post-Season Elite Mid-East Regional Berth Is First in School ' s History 1. l-ric Watson ' s liomcniii irol uoukin ' i be complete with- out this Don Tiiiim haiuishake. 2. Greg Killion topped the club with a 3.75 l RA en route to a 7-3 record. 3a. Jeff Cole can ' t hold up in lime as he misses a high hard one. 3b. Ron Lindsay, who hit .360, tops this infield grounder. 4. It isn ' t even close as Tom Reynolds beats the throw to third. 5. Phil Hudson (5) trots home as a wild pitch eludes the IC catcher. 6. Craig Rogers (19) steps in ahead of the toss at first in a PCC game with Maryville. i miiif iiitiiii4iiii«iiiAiliili Play-Offs Highlight Season Season Results 1st 2nd Blackburn 15-5 8-3 Rockford 7-5 Quincy 2-6 2-4 Loras 15-2 North Park 9-5 Carthage 8-2 Millsaps 7-4 2-4 Millikin 26-9 10-4 Elmhurst 4-2 8-3 Belhaven 7-9 4-14 Mississippi Col. 6-0 6-16 Augustana 7-5 3-2 Principia 4-2 5-3 Illinois Wesleyan 12-13 12-1 McKendree 3-14 1-6 Illinois College 9-4 13-8 Millikin 5-1 11-1 McKendree 7-6 1-11 Maryville 7-8 6-2 Concordia Sem. 10-1 15-5 Greenville 5-7 4-6 western in. J- V Maryville 8-4 8-3 Chicago State U. 3-2 10-11 Washington U. 6-2 IT 11 lz-1 1 Greenville 3-2 10-5 Eastern 111. 4-5 4-15 Principia 14-1 10-0 NCAA Mid-East Regional (Columbus, Ohio) Wooster 6-5 Baldwin-Wallace 8-5 Marietta 8-15 North Central 4-12 Final Record: 35-19 1986 MacMurray College Highlanders Baseball Team KNEELING: Phil Hudson, Don Seacrist, Tom Reynolds, Ron Lindsay, Ken Gand, Dale Meyers, Pat Phalen, Kevin Bettis, Greg Grana and Kendall Taylor. STANDING: Head Coach Don Timm, Scott Lovekamp (assistant coach), Brad Lutchka, Craig Rogers, Rich Neville, Jeff Stauffer, Joe DiForte, Scott Johnson, Eric Chrzanowski, Tommy Wood, Greg Killion, Brad Burger, Darin Craven, Randy Protz, Scott Taylor, George Kruzick, Jeff 67 Cole, Eric Watson and Jeff Alderman (assistant coach). Foes Kept Mac Bats Silent In ' 86 Jennie McElwee, one of the top infielders in tiie PCC, makes a late swipe at a Millikin base- runner. The primary hurler for the 1986 edition of the Lady Highlanders was talented junior Kathy Miller. Chris Honey makes a valiant attempt lo break up a Millikin doublc-play effort. 1986 MacMurray College Lady Highlanders Front: Head Coach Karen Sweitzer, Jennie McElwee, Chris Honey, Jody Loop, Stacy Dawson, Beth Logsdon and Cary Straka. Rear: Kathy Allen, Karen Lacey, Gail Hajost, Kathy Miller, Kristy Adkison, Elizabeth Kvale and Susan Spencer. Jody Loop (3) tallies a MacMurray run ahead of the throw home. Chris Honey ' s sure hands at third provided Karen Sweitzer ' s club with solid defense throughout 1986. Excellent base-running skills by Jennie McEl- wee proved to be a key in the team ' s run pro- duction. Season Results Opponent Scores Missouri Baptist 7-10, 4- 6 Mt. Mercy 0-17, 4-13 Lindenwood 23-0, 20-6 Maryville 2-3, 2-9 Monmouth 0-12, 12-15 Millikin 0-2, 2-7 Quincy 0-1, 0-8 St. Xavier 0-8 Nat. Col. Educ. 1-10 Meramec 0-7 Illinois-Chicago 1-6 Greenville 2-3 St. Xavier 0-1 Augustana 0-3 Wise. -Whitewater 3-6 Carthage 3-1 North Central 2-3 Blackburn 7-6, 3-5 Greenville 1-14 Eureka 3-6, 3-7 McKendree 0-10, 3-10 Illinois College 2-12, 5-4 Final Record: 5-27 69 1985-86 Athletic Award Winners I Ken (iand accepts the Jerry l.acc Award from Don T imm. 2. Karen Sweil cr prcscnis the Highlander llusilc Award to Cary Straka. 3. Brad l.ulchka was voted the Dan Unruh Award. 4. Kathy Milier accepts the Vic Shcppard Award from Karen Swcilzcr, 5. Chris Honey was voted the Betty Harlman Award. 6. Rookie of the Year Honors were presented to Stephanie Krccmon. 7. Jeff Murrow (L) and Tom Wojcik earned Senior Awards. 8. Football MVP awards on defense were won by Kurt Oschwald (L) and Kent Bragg. 9. Head Coach Robin Cooper (L) with 1985 MVPs Ron Lind- say. Kurt Oschwald, Kent Bragg and Reese Wilson. 10. Adrian Andrade accepts Soccer MVP Award from Head Coach Bill Killen. 11. Among women athletes. Kristy Adkison was voted Most Improved. 12. The Bill Wall Award was presented to Paul Schclich. 13. Rookie of the Year honors on the men ' s side went to Darin Craven Dr Bob Gay makes the presentation. 14. Volleyball Coach Sheila Rogers is joined by players Marti Johnson, Chris Honey and Rita Gardner in presenting the team ' s runner-up conference trophy to Bob Gay, athletic di- rector 15. The award for High Academic Average was won by Jennifer McElwee (3.84 CPA). 16. MVP winners in winter and spring sports were (from left): Mike Wasson (golQ. Kathy Miller (women ' s basketball). Brad Lutchka (men ' s basketball). Chris Honey (sofiball). Tom Wojcik (tennis). Ken Mansell (wrestling), Karen Jen- nings (swimming) and Brad Burger (baseball). 17. Ron Lindsay accepts the Vic Sheppard Award from Don Timm. 13 74 Tartan 75 Alpha Phi Omega 76 Belles Lettres 77 Black Student Union 78 Campus Activities Board 79 Cheerleaders 80 Concert Choir 81 The Daily Other 82 Euromacs 83 Highland Dance Squad 84 Holy Fools 85 MacMurray Student Association 86 Montage 87 Mortar Board 88 MacMurray Ambassadors 89 Student Nurse Association 90 Phi Nu 91 Psi Chi 92 Religious Life Committee 93 Assoc. of Student Social Workers 94 Student Alumni Council 95 Student Council for Exceptional Children 96 Student Orientation Staff 97 McClelland Hall Staff 98 Onions 100 Commencement Yearbook Staff The intrepid staff of Mac ' s yearbook found 1985-86 to be a trying year as the Tartan moved through what will no doubt be looked back upon as a transition period for the annual. The major change involved subscriptions sales — and thanks are certainly due to all of the trusting (and patient) souls who gave us the faith and confidence we needed by purchasing a copy of the 1986 book. Our collective hope is that you enjoy this latest version of the Tartan, and that you continue to show your interest in the yearbook effort. Mary Slunecka (seated left); Becky Rackmyer, editor-in-chief; Jim Mur- phy. Mike Cerutti (standing left), Con- nie Chism and Ken Manse!!. Staff members not shown inciude Susan Denby, Julia Burton, Cheri Brown, Kathy Whyte and Stephanie Dili. Alpha Phi Omega Front — Rhonda Tippy, Laura Olvera, Mouse James, Michele Mont- gomery. Back — Leif Olandese, Rob Gobel, Tracey Henderson, Rhonda Waterman, T.J. Johnston. Belles Lettres Front — Cindy Nutti, Becky Erb, Lisa Schawk, Marli Johnson, Lisa Mann, Sam Miller. Middle — Teresa Walker, Lisa Lory, Tricia Schlinker, Kim Kahoun, Karin Sirk, Melody Nadlcr, Elizabeth Logs- don. Mary Nugent. Back — Kay Heintz, Julie Sweeny, Sheryl Piper, Kim Lestina, Shelley Arseneau, Molli Flynn, Debi Jackson. Black Student Union Front — Damon Cross, Carla Martin. Middle — Jay Hicks, Robin Head, Barry Kimbrough, Rachel McEwing, Kim Erby, Dawn Turner. Back — Benwood Brown, Adrienne Allen, Kim Rhodes, Clyde Benja- min, Jessie Banks, Charla Smith. 77 Campus Activities Board From Jessica Banks, Kim Krby, Joncllc Shaw, Angic Cunningham, Middle — Stephanie Dill, Kathy Lapc, Amy Jo Suler, Tony Cundari, Karen Cannclla, Lisa Bruce, Karccm Rahccm, Carcn Williamson. Back — Joe Peebles, Rachel McEwing, Dawn Marshall, Susan Denby, Deannc Knepper, Dcna Tindall, Karen Jennings, Steve Ryan, Grady Gilkey, Mike Zellman, John Owens. Not Pictured — Lisa Templcton. Cheerleaders 1 ) Captain Melissa Bassett. 2) Cheerleaders — Angie Cunningham, Charla Smith, Bev Weichman, Melissa Bassett, Connie Chism, Chris Swett. 3) Bev Weichman. 4) Left to Right — Connie Chism. Above — Chris Swett, Melissa Bassett. Below — Angie Cunningham, Bev Weichman. 5) Connie Chism. 1 1 1 1 I i 1 Mill! t 1 M II i I 1 1 i I i M 1 i i i i i i M 79 MacMurray College Choir Front Julia Burton, Chris Rcmpcl, Kim Slonchouse, Deanna Roper, Rachel McRwing. Middle Amy Riley, Lisa Templeton, Chad For- noff, Tony Cundari, Dan Bisch, Jerry Jagodzinski, Julie Gouldcn, Kim Hawkins. Back — Rita Izzard, Amy Henninger, Debra Williams, Kim Reid, Scott Owens, Ron Jenkins, Scott Delinger, Bill Utke, Dave Williams, Kathy Borgman, Melissa Johnson, Jeannie Van Tuyle. 80 Daily Other Front — Lori Gilkey, Leif Olandese, Lisa Templeton. Back — Scott Greenwood, Marilyn Sanders, Jeff Isles, Alex Murdoch, Advisor — Dr. Allan Metcalf, Shari Lenard. Not Pictured — Phil Hudson, Cindy Lewis, Mike Zellman, Elizabeth Massey. 1 ) Dr. Fuhrig and friends share the Christmas spirit on the streets of Rome. 2) Snow fails to lessen the enthusiasm of the touring Mac group. Cathy Roth and Lisa Haage are shown in front, while the second row includes Martin Meyers, Dr. Anne Marie Fuhrig, Janet Hickey, Beth Sommre, Lori Carroll and Steve Schwegel. Eric Grebe and Anton Negri flank Dr. Wolf Fuhrig in the back row, 3) With St. Peter ' s Basilica in the background, the 1986 Euromacs pose for a group shot. From left: Mark Pickering, Dr. Wolf D. Fuh- rig, Dr. Anne Marie Fuhrig, Tecla Fuhrig, Anton Negri, Andrew Wis- dom (MacMurray alum), Janet Hickey, Catherine Roth, Lori Car- roll, Beth Sommre and Eric Grebe. Martin Meyers and Lisa Haage are pictured in front. 82 Highlander Dance Squad Front — Debbie Williams, Tammy Cundiff, Chris Pudlowski, Lisa Mann. Middle — Kim Erby, Mary Nugent, Chris White, Lynn Mar- shall. Back — Joellyn Poniske, Gretchen Mahaney, Randa Rightnowar, Vicky Houser. Holy Fools 1) Renee Barnes-Richardson acts out her Fool ish nature on stage during chapel services. 2) Grady Giikey includes the audience in his adventures. 3) The Gang ' s All Here! (Top to Bottom) Mike Cerutti, Kim Reid, Amy Wilson, Kathy Whyte, Lynn Marshall, Mimi Oh, Dory Drum- mer, Wendy Schwartz, Kris Remple, Grady Giikey, Cathy Detra, Leif Olandese, Kris Mitchell, Ron Jenkins, Rita Izzard, Becky Erb, Lori Carroll, Beth Halloran, Cindy Hall, Annette Ward, Kathy King, Renee Barnes-Richardson. 4) Having fun, Annette Ward and President Kathy King show their stuff. MacMurray Student Association MSA Front — Stephanie Dill, Lori Terando, Julie Goulden, Lisa Mann, Stephanie Freeman, Andrea Iverson, Carolyn Engelhart, Mary Slun- ecka. Dean Stephen Seller. Back — John Young, Scott Delinger, Chad Fornoff, Leif Olandese, Chris Garret, Chris Rempel. 85 Montage Front — Alex Murdoch, Scott Greenwood, Julie Alberts, Scott DeWitt, Shari Lenard. Back — Elizabeth Massey, Mike James, John Oriett, Rick Robbins, Eric Collins, Janet Houser, Lisa Templeton. 86 Mortar Board Front — Mike Cerutti, Kay Heintz, Chris Honey, Chris Przybylinski, Belinda Heintz and Sandy Delaney. Back — Brad Lutchka, Jeanne Harris, Beth Fairfield-Welch, Susan Williams, Penny Mitchell (advis- er), and Lana Ecker Shea. MacMurray Ambassadors Front — Becky Rackmyer, Kalhy Lape, Lori Terando, Annette Ber- telsman, Kris Darr, Vicky Houser, Advisor; Maura Landolt. Middle — Melody Weigand, Jessica Banks, Jill Anzeimo, Lori Gilkey, Cindy Lewis, Amy Christopher, Karen Gothard, Tricia Schlinker, Char Smith, Back — Greg Page, Julie Doden, Sam Kelly, Kim Kahoun, Eric Collins, Beth Sowers, Kim Rawson , Wade Alexa, Joe Peebles, Not Pictured: Dan Bisch, Julia Burton, Grady Gilkey, Lisa Templeton. 88 Student Nurse Association 89 Phi Nu From — Chris Honey, Susan Spencer, Mollie Sherlock, Elise Cope, Cheryl Purper, Vickie Kelly, Theresa Hopkins, Melissa Arbeiter, Gail Hajost, Pawn Thammarath, Sheri Kecgan, Jeannie Ryan, Tammy Freeman, Susie Judge, Renee Lade, Shelly Irlam (advisor), Teresa Hornbcck, Lynda Harpole, Janet Goode, Sherry Stromatt, Missy Johnson, Colleen Snyder. 90 Psi Chi Front — Kim Hawkins, Julie Alberts, Cindy Bird-stein, Leif Olandese. Back — Scott Guebert, Molly Sherlock, Chad Fornoff, Advisor: Steve Wenger. Religious Life Committee Front — Cindy Crater, Chaplin Curt Lindquist, Cindy Hall, Back — Lori Carroll, Kristina Staple, Beth Halloran. Association Of Student Social Workers Front — Carol Guth, Rhonda Ford, Mouse James, Lynn Jennings, Rob Gobel. Middle — Kathy King, Kianna Adams, Todd Stephens, Teresa Hornbeck, Bill Utke, Cheryl Elledge, Robin Ashton, Michele Montgomery. Back — Advisor Susan Rentle, Advisor Dean CoUin- wood, Lisa Hanner, Rhonda Tippy, Becky Rackmyer, Brigette Sprungman. 93 Student Alumni Council Front — Colleen Snyder, Tom Wojcik, Annette Bertelsman, Back — Joan Bengel Advisor, JoEllyn Poniske, Marti Johnson, Carol Guth, Debi Jackson, Lori Gilkey, Lisa Bruce, Timothy Green. Student Council For Exceptional Children Front: Kathy Borgman, Lori Eilers, Charlynn Papale and Karen Cottingham. Rear: Mary Withem. Serena Hampton and Jennifer Ashcroft. 95 Student Orientation Staff (SOS) In true SOS fashion, Scott DeWitt makes moving in a little bit easier for a new Mac student. Front — Tony Cundari, Lori Terando, Bryan Tate and Lisa Templeton Second — Teresa Hornbeck, Cindy Stimac, Kirsten Dunlap and Scott DeWitt Third — Janet Hickey, Beth Parker, Cindy Hall and Cindy Lewis Fourth — Sally Rennie, Sue Moreland, and Vickie Kelly Back — Greg Page, Lynda Harpole, Jane Munch and Julie Sweeney % McClelland Hall Staff Tom Atkins, director of the dining service, is shown at left with Elnora Holt, produc- tion supervisor and Steve Briggs (right), unit manager. McClelland hall staff Front — Jenny McDonald, Elnora Holt, Barbara Myrick and Gerrie Dale. Middle — Steve Briggs, Mary Bruner, Shirley Fahy, Loretta Corbridge, Evelyn Hartke, and Patricia Nunes. Rear — Paul Cody, Lyle Thomas, Anita Jesse, Clarence Hitt, Annamae Williams, and Tom Atkins. Onions Did someone mention onions? 98 Organizations: A Final Look Commencement exercises at Mac added a new tune in 1986, thani s to the musical talents of Ken Bradbury, shown here with bagpipes in hand as he led the procession of graduates from the library to the chapel. The ceremonial touch was added in light of MacMurray ' s Scottish traditions. The smiles tell the story as de- gree-recipients Susan Williams, Jennifer Haffner and Sherry Slrowmatt celebrate the accom- plishment of completing four years at Mac. Each received the Bachelor ' s Degree in Nursing. Dr. and Mrs. Richard McGuire (center) share a moment of con- versation following commence- ment exercises with Nanette Fa- bray and Dr. Robert Seufert. A calm and cool Jeanne Harris tells the photographer to get lost so that she can study the com- mencement speech that she ' s about to deliver to her fellow students. TOO Mac Grads Go Out In Style The highlights were numerous May 17-18 when the College closed out the 1985-86 academic year with a flourish of activities involving graduates, their families, alumni, faculty and staff, and many friends. Diplomas were presented to 106 seniors at the com- mencement service, and the capacity crowd looked on as honorary degrees were conferred on five distinguished recipients. Prior to Sunday ' s main event, a considerable number of honors were handed out Saturday evening. May 17, to outstanding members of the Class of 1986. The occasion was the annual Senior Honors Banquet in McClelland Hall. As the focus of attention moved once again to the Chapel for Sunday ' s activities, a new feature added itself to the commencement day lineup. This latest develop- ment came in the form of bagpiper Ken Bradbury whose musical talents reflected the link between MacMurray and its Scottish tradition. Following Bradbury from the library to the chapel was the column of cap-and-gown graduates, accompanied by faculty and the honorary degree recipients. Recipients of honorary degrees were: Dr. Helen G. Edmonds of Durham, N.C., who was presented a Doctor of Public Service degree. Edu- cation has been this woman ' s life work, and her five decades of service to others has been enhanced to an even greater extent by her extensive volunteer work in government. Dr. Louis Fernandez, former chairman of the board of the Monsanto Co., was recognized for his indus- try-wide efforts to effect a positive change toward hazardous waste and proper clean-up methods. Nanette Fabray MacDougall, well-known star of stage and screen, was recognized with a Doctor of Humanities degree for her work on behalf of the hearing impaired. Esther Becker Simplot ' 56 of Bo ise, Idaho, earned special recognition in tribute to her work in the musical performance field and also as a leading patron of the arts in the Pacific Northwest. She is an accomplished operatic soloist. The honorary Doctor of Humane Letters degree was conferred upon Fred Rogers in acknowledge- ment of his efforts to improve the quality of chil- drens ' television programming. Nancy Jo Lovekamp was among the 14 nursing graduates who received their nurse ' s pin during formal ceremonies the day prior to commence- ment. Dr. Alice Williams, director of Mac ' s Nurs- ing Program, does the honors. Attentive looks are worn on the faces of this three- some as they listen to remarks from the podium. Shown here are Dr. J. Michael Jones (left), Na- nette Fabray and Dr. Philip Decker. Nearly every seat in Annie Merner Chapel was filled for the commencement exercises as family, friends and classmates sought a good vantage point to view the Class of 1986 exit Mac in grand style. 101 The Beginning Of The Real World It ' s A-OK for Nanette Fabray as she explains what it ' s like to receive an honorary degree from MacMurray. At her right is Fred Rogers, the TV personality who delivered the commence- ment address and also received an honorary doctorate. The style that has won the hearts of millions of youngsters over the past 15 years was in evidence on campus when Fred Rogers brought his popular Mister Rogers ' Neighborhood to Mac- Murray for a community program. The large crowd shown here reflects how well the distinguished visitor was received. Esther Simplot 56 reacts with emotion as she is conferred an honorary doctorate by Dr. B.G. Stephens. Dr. E.C. Bone of the Board of Trustees is also shown. Julie Cline, a nursing major from Virginia, III., was voted by her classmates as the recipient of the Lady of the Lamp Award. The presentation came during the Nurses ' Pinning Ceremony. 102 A smiling Fred Rogers exits from Annie Merner Chapel along- side Dr. Stephens. With his acceptance of the honorary degree, TV ' s Mister Rogers added his name to the rolls as a member of the Class of ' 86. Dave Barbknecht and Lisa Grider (foreground) are pictured among the 106 seniors who took part in the commencement program. Dr. Edward J. Mitchell, MacMurray ' s incoming president, takes in a word or two of friendly advice from Dr. Helen G. Edmonds (right), the distinguished educator who was among the honorary degree recipients at the commencement service. Shown between the two is Mrs. Anna Julian of Chicago, a member of the college ' s board of trustees. The Rev. and Mrs. Archie Cri glar of Jacksonville were among the happy couples celebrating after graduation. Archie, an hon- ors graduate, had a principal role in the morning Baccalaureate Service. He is headed to Garrett-Evangeiical Theological Semi- nary in Evanston on a full scholarship to complete a Master ' s of Divinity Program. 103 106 Blackstock 108 Jane 110 Kendall 112 Michalson 114 Norris 116 Rutledge BLACKSTOCK HOUSE COUNCIL Jeff Miller, Paul Meyer, Brett Miller, Don Ellis, Greg Page, Mike Mason. BLACKSTOCK STAFF Left to right — Jeff Alderman, Resident Director and dog Russell, Kenny Gand, Steve Ryan, Ken Mansell, Jeff Cole. BLACKSTOCK BASEMENT Paul Bunyan Meyer, Chip Bamert, Greg Page, Thad Pendleton, Tony Cun- dari, John Owens, Steve Ryan, Bryan Tate, Brett Miller, John Young. sW « 106 Blackstock BLACKSTOCK 2nd Front row, sitting — Ted Rumler, John Kindle, Brian Hemphill, Steve Armstrong 2nd row, kneeling — Scott Cranford, Ran- dy Protz, 3rd row, standing — Carl Foster, Darrin Woodin, Robert Edmiston, John Sturmanis, Greg Martin, John Young (Blackstock basement), Brian Copple, Jeff Cole, Don Ellis. BLACKSTOCK 1st Kenny Gand, Steve Haney, Tony Rottinghaus, Curt Crews, Kirk Ashleman, Tony Hamilton, Mike Mason, Rob Haflinger, Kendall Taylor, Tommy Schilson, Ran- dy McElwee, Luis Soto, Tom Sestak. BLACKSTOCK 3rd Bottom level — Doug Miller, Tom King, Lee Dixon, Enrique Guzman, Eric Heller Upper level — Craig Rog- ers, Mark Jones, Standing — R.A. Ken Mansell, Jeff Miller. JANE STAFF Sitting — Cindy Crater, Lynn Marshall. Standing — Todd Stephens, Resident Di- rector Sally Rennie, Ron Jenkins. JANE HOUSE COUNCIL Front — Jeff Behounek, Cindy Stimac. Back — Carl Muller, Teresa Breese, Kim Rawson, Jeff Isles. JANE 1st SOUTH Front — Pat Roberts, Lisa Mann, Sam Miller, Lynn Marshall, Angle Cunning- ham, Annette Bertelsman, Charla Smith, Lori Neumeyer, Chris Lasser, Chris Hoercher, Kristin Rodman. Back — Lisa Manner, Amy Wilson, Kim Rawson, Ka- ren Goudschaal, Dawn Turner, Julie Baker. 108 Jane JANE 2nd Kneeling — Greg Grana, Julie Goulden, Carl Miller, Tracy Henderson, Scott Guebert and Beth Parker. Front — Ann Weaver, Stephanie Ward, Leif Olandese ing (fi ont) — Rachel McEwing, Kim Rhodes, Tim and Jeff Kerner. Back — Darren Lindsay, Cindy Crater barney, Kim Fuzz Hawkins, Kim Stonehouse, Scott (top) and Teresa Breese. ' Owens, Cmdy Stimac and Joe Katona. Standing (rear) — Tony Konecki, Joe DiForte , Sara Christensen, Scott Johnson, Phil Hudson, Deanna Roper, Ron Jenkins, Tom Reynolds and Nancy Jordan. KENDALL 3rd KENDALL 2nd (1) Front row — Kim Reid, Kristina Staple, Stephanie Dill, Terri Cater, Heather Price, Debbie Newbold, Chris White, Wendy Schwartz. Back row — Debbie Williams, Caren Williamson, Cary Straka, Michele Evans, Kathy Ervin, Katy Detra, K.C. Lacy, Cheri Brown. Starting at point, Lisa Bruce; left to right (around heart) Lori Terando, Elizabeth Massey, Monica Lupton, Robin Head, Debbie Jackson, Lori Eilers, Dena Tindall, Kathy Whyte, Karla Martin, Lisa Templeton, Karen Cannella, Michele Fairfield, Karen Jennings, Alex Murdoch, JoEl- len Shaw, Cindy Lewis, Ritz Izzard, Lori Carroll, Lora Halterman. Kendall KENDALL BASEMENT (1) Front row — Tammy Cundiff, Desnee Dettman, Kathy Borgman. Middle row — Diana Thomas, Donna Releford, Randa Rightnowar, Beth Sowers, Linda Wat- son, Char Papale. Back row — Mary Witham, Nancy Morin, Joellyn Poniske, Carol Engelhard, Jennifer Ashcroft. KENDALL 1st Front row — Dorinda Drummer, Rhonda Ford, Marilyn Sanders. Middle row — Becky Smith, Beth Thompson, Belinda Heintz, Sheryl Piper. Back row — Jackie Ro- senbury, Kris Darr, Stephanie Freemon, Teresa Hen- drikson. Amy Christopher. MICHALSON THIRD Front row — Tricia Schlinker, Mouse James, Rhonda Tippy, Corinne Fischer, Molly Flynn, Vicky Houser, T.J. Johnston, Kim Erby. Back row — Betsy Morey, Laura Mayberry, Julie Doden, Karen Gothard, Kim Kahoun, Kirsten Dunlap, Rhonda Waterman, Missy Johnson, Renee Lade, Janet Goode. MICHALSON SECOND Bottom row — Bruce Logsdon, Alex Galvez, Michael Thoresen. Middle row — Bob Connors, Tracey Winka, Kip Stevenson, Paul Levin, Ralph Ramsey, Chris Early, Michael Dolan, Chris Marten, Michael 112 Wasson, Mark Elvers, Allen Furling. Top row — Keith Morales, B.J. Murray, Michael Clark, Maurice Wilson. MICHALSON FIRST Front row — Teresa Walker, Tammy Freeman, Amy Riley, Stephanie Freemon, Lisa Schwak. Second row — Melody Wiegand, Kris Pudlowski, Cathy Roth, Kathy Lape, Lisa Lory, Chris Swett. Back row — April Stoddard, Laura Olvera, Michele Montgomery, Carol Duranzyck, Karin Sirk, Lynette Williams, Julie Sweeney, Angle Quintana. Michalson MICHALSON BASEMENT Bottom row — Mike Dolan, Chad Fornoff, Tony Negri, Scott Greenwood, Christopher Garrett, Mike James. Second row — Robert Gobel, Rafael Barron, John Orlet, Jerry Jagodzinski, Vidal Ama- dor, Jeff Howard. Third row — Dave Williams, Eric Collins, Paul Klein, Sean Brunk, Kareen Ra- heem, Tim Moeller. Top row — Steve Schwegel, Vic Wildenradt. MICHALSON STAFF Front row — Teresa Walker, Resident Director Mary Slun- ecka, Chris Early. Back row — Kirsten Dunlap, John Orlet. 113 NORRIS THIRD Front row — Pawn Tham- marath, Cindy Nutti, Becky Erb, Toni Oswald, Kelly Eckmeier, Colleen Snyder, Jeanne Van Tyle. Back row — Denise Hasley, Dena Scheckler, Lynda Harpole, Kim Bell, Kim Lestina, Cheryl Purper, Jackie Doll, Jody Thomas, Leslie Var- rato, Stephanie Ward. NORRIS FIRST Front row — Janet Houser, Jennifer Little, Mary Nu- gent. Back row — Lisa DeWispeleare, Pam Mc- Ewen, Mary Cowen, Amer Marsh, April Duncan, Shari Lenard, Kathy Allen. 114 J Norris NORRIS HOUSE COUNCIL Doug Daugherty, Jackie Doll, Lynda Harpole, Kim Bell, Sergio Villarreal. NORRIS BASEMENT Front row — Paul Schelich, John Moran, Eric Heller. Second row — Scott Fearrin, Mark Anderson, Steve Laughlin, Dale Meyers, Jeff Doherty, Mark Bayless, Sergio Villarreal. Back row — John Biloz, Ryan Ledbet- ter, Jeff Stauffer, Eric Chrzanowski, Joe Peebles, John Christianson, Steve Faletto, Darin Craven, Tom Wojcik, Kurt Oschwald, Mike Baietto. 115 RUTLEDGE 2nd Front row — Jeanne Ryan, Steve Laugh- lin, Suzy Judge, Susan Spencer, Karen Kovacevich, Kristy Adkison. Middle row — Dianna Adams, Cheryl Elledge, Lisa Grabb, Sherri Keegan, Jennifer McElwee, Mimi Oh, Pam Brackebush. Back row — Vera Gerecke, Robin Ashton, Jane Munch, Violet Shull, Sandy Jones, Kelly Osman, Heather Lightfoot, Molly Sherlock. RUTLEDGE 3rd Lynn Jennings, Teresa Hopkins, Susan Denby, Julie Steckel, Cindy Hall, Jeanne Harris, Marsha Campe, Kathy King, Beth Halloran, Marti Johnson, Becky Rack- myer, Connie Chism, Deborah Rogers, Lori Gilkey, Carol Guth, Lisa Haage, Jill Anzelmo, Amy Henninger. RUTLEDGE HOUSE COUNCIL (From left) — Resident Director Sue West, Mimi Oh, Jane Munch, Anne Mur- ray, Sandy Waller (in rear), Elizabeth Logsdon, Teresa Hopkins, Amy Suter, Robin Ashton, Melody Nadler and Jill Anzelmo. 116 Rutledge RUTLEDGE STAFF RUTLEDGE 1st Sitting — Sue West, Resident Director. Standing — Melissa Delgado, Melody Nadler, Deanne Knepper, Kathy King, Cheryl EUedge, Edie Simpson. Sandy Waller, Amy Suter, Kris Mitchell, Sue Carlson, Diane Bodie, Dawn Marshall, Kathy Miller, Anne Mur- ray, Elizabeth Logsdon, Melissa Bassett, Edie Simpson. 117 120 Seniors 128 Juniors 135 Sophomores 143 Freshmen Seniors Viirian Andr; dc Cliicago, Illinois B.A. — Business Administration Shells Marie Arseneau Orangeburg. South Carolina B.S. Special I ' ducation Hearing Impaired; Elementary l-dueation Robin Louise Ashton Dawson, Illinois B.S. — Social Work; Administration of .justice Lisa Beth (Jridcr Aycr Rushville, Illinois B.S. — Special Educaiton; — Hearing Impaired; Elementary Education Diane Kay Bode Savnemin, Illinois B.S. — Elementary Education Marsha K. Campe Altamont, Illinois B.S. — Special Educaiton — Hearing Impaired; Elementary Education Michael Steven Cerutti III Sycamore, Illinois B.S. — Accounting Roberto Cisneros Chicago, Illinois B.A. — Political Science Michael Alan Clark Hartford City, Indiana B.S. — Journalism; Administration of Justice Cynthia L. Crater Milton, Illinois B.S.N. — Nursing Stacy Lynn Dawson Canton, Illinois B.S.N. — Nursing Amy Sue Delaney Jacksonville, Illinois B.S.N. — Nursing 120 Seniors Sandra Dclancy Jacksonville, Illinois B.S.N. - Nursing Scott Lloyd DeWitt Morris, Illinois B.A. - Fnglish Michael T. Dolan Mokcna, Illinois B.S. — Administration of Justice Micheic Marie Evans Car rollton, Illinois B.S.N. — Nursing Shelly Susan Paul Decatur, Illinois B.S. — Special Education Hearing Impaired Molli Jo Flynn Jacksonville, Illinois B.S. — History Rhonda Kay Ford Gladstone, Illinois B.S. — Social Work Douglas T. Foster Carrollton, Illinois B.S. — Computer Electronics Kenneth Gand Springfield, Illinois Bagpipers entertained at Homecoming 121 Seniors Riki lo (airliner Romcinillc, Illinois B.S. — Special I duciiiion Train, ibic Mcnialls I laniln.appi.Hi .lanct ka (ioDiic (irccnricld, Illinois B.S. — Accounting; Business Administration TiinotliN Allen (ireenwell Chcnoa, Illinois U.S. — Compulcr Science; Accounling Robert Scott Greenwood Alton, Illinois B.S. — Business Administration; Marketing; Philosophy and Religion Diane Marie Grove Alton, Illinois B.S.N. — Nursing Lisa Ann Haage Havana, Illinois B.S.N. — Nursing Jennifer Lynn Haffner Blue Island, Illinois B.S.N. — Nursing Cynthia Karen Hall Park Forest, Illinois B.S. — Math; Computer Science Stacy Dawson receives her nursing pin Seniors Jeanne Ann Harris Springfield, Illinois B.A. History; Political Science Belinda Sue Heint Crete, Illinois B.A. Special Education — Learning Disabilities Social Emotional Disorders Kay Marie Hcintz Aurora, Illinois B.S. — Special Education — Hearing Impaired Christina Ann Honey Tamms, Illinois B.S. — Pre-Denlislry Jcanine Ann Jesberg Quincy, Illinois B.S. — Special Education Hearing Impaired Betty Michelle Johns Florissant, Missouri Martha Johnson Wheaton, Illinois Kalhryn Elizabeth King Bismarck, Illinois B.A. Social Work; Sociology Susan Marie Pierson Lamar Lockport, Illinois B.S. — Special Education — Learning Disabilities Social Emotional Disorders Lori Jean Lauterbach . Peoria, Illinois B.S. — Special Education - Hearing Impaired Bruce Michael Logsdon Macomb, Illinois B.S. — Physical Education Shelly Ann Lorton Jacksonville, Illinois B.S. — Special Education - Trainable Mentally Handicapped 123 Seniors Nanc Jo I cnckainp Jacksonville, Illinois B.S.N. Nursing BradlcN .lames I iilchka Petersburg, Illinois B.S, — Biology; Chemistry Larry Allen Mager Jacksonville, Illinois B.S. — Philosophy and Religion; History Filiberto Mazon Chicago, Illinois Debbie Sue Milton Clinton, Illinois B.S. — Special Education — Educable Mentally Handicapped Maurice Keith Morales Evanston, Illinois B.S. — Psychology Jane Munch Belvidere, Illinois Jeffrey S. Murrow Chicago, Illinois B.A. — Business Administration Lila J. Neal Springfield, Illinois B.S. — Special Education — Hearing Impaired Tonia Raye Nielsen Jacksonville, Illinois B.S.N. — Nursing Charlynn Papale Pittsburgh, PA Angela Christine Porter Sterling, Illinois i.S. — Special Education — Hearing Impaired 124 Seniors Jeanne Harris spoke to the 1986 graduates at Commencement Christine B. Przybylinski Michigan City, Indiana B.S. — Special Education Hearing Impaired R.P. Rattier Jacksonville, Illinois Kenneth Lee Rausch Meredosia, Illinois B.S. — Management Information Systems Kimberly Ann Reid LaGrange, Illinois B.S.N. — Nursing Rick Anthony Robbins Champaign, Illinois B.S. — Art Cathy Roth Greenfield, Illinois Paul Christopher Schelich Quincy, Illinois B.S. — Administraiton of Justice Seniors Don StMcrisi Pcori;i. Illinois M.irlh.i Anne Sherlock t hicauo, Illinois B.S. - Adniinislralion ol .liislicc; I ' sNcliologs 1 ditli 1 cigli Simpson Sikoslon. Missouri B.S. — Biologs; C hcniislr Peggy Sue Spafford Sauncmin, Illinois B.S. — Accounting Cindy Bird Slein Ml. Sterling, Illinois B.S. — Psychology Sheryl Lynn Strowmatt Roodhousc, Illinois B.S.N. — Nursing Peggy Stult7 Steinkamp Camp Point, Illinois Jeanine Jesbcrg was among the many graduates recognized at the Senior Awards Banquet. 126 Seniors Judy Ann Tcdrick Vandalia, Illinois B.S. Marketing Bridgcltc B. Trunibo Jacksonville, Illinois B.S.N. Nursing Janelle Lynn Tucker St. Louis, Missouri B.S. - - Special Education Hearing Impaired Jean Marie Van Tuyle Oak Lawn, Illinois B.S. — Elementary Education Sandy Waller Macomb, Illinois B.S. — Psychology Annette Marie Ward Gurnec, Illinois B.S. — Special Education — Hearing Impaired Linda Ann Watson Brighton, Illinois B.S. — Biology Ann Weaver Rockford, Illinois Beth Fairfield Welch Jacksonville, Illinois B.S. — Elementary Education Kathryn Whyte Ferguson, Missouri Tom Charles Wojcik, Jr. Orland Park, Illinois B.S. — Computer Science; Business Administration Susan Coplea Williams Murrayville, Illinois B.S.N. — Nursing 127 Seniors Not Pictured BACHELOR OF ARTS Hector R. Arias Chicago, Illinois Spanish Terri L. Cater Franklin Grove, Illinois Special Education — Learning Disabilities, Social Emotional Disorders Scott Lloyd DeWitt Morris, Illinois English Rafael Barron Olivares Chicago, Illinois Computer Science; Minor in Spanish BACHELOR OF MUSIC Linda Marie Sailer Park Forest, Illinois Music Education BACHELOR OF SCIENCE John H. Adkins Shelbyville, Illinois Computer Science David S. Barbknecht Deerfield, Illinois Administration of Justice; Psychology Melissa Deanne Bassett Weldon, Illinois Special Education — Learning Disabilities Donna Marie Boyer Ferris, Illinois Special Education — Learning Disabilities, Social Emotional Disorders Archie Lee Criglar Jacksonville, Illinois Religion Anita Marie Dean Springfi eld, Illinois Special Education — Learning Disabilities, Social Emotional Disorders Christopher M. Early 128 Naperville, Illinois Biology Corinnc V. Hines Troy, Illinois Business Administration; Marketing Tonya Rae Holder Lynnville, Indiana Special Education — Hear- ing Impaired Teresa Marie Hornbeck Milford, Illinois Social Work; Sociology Momodou Kabirr Jallow Banjul, Gambia Economics Mark Donald Jessen Arlington Heights, Illinois Business Administration; Marketing Steven Jay Jibben Pekin, Illinois Marketing; Economics; Business Administration E. Amber Johnson Mendon, Illinois Deaf Studies Barbara Ann Kammer New Lenox, Illinois Special Education — Hear- ing Impaired; Elementary Education Joseph Anthony Kren Downers Grove, Illinois Special Education — Hear- ing Impaired; Special Edu- cation — Learning Disabilities Julie Sue Lane Naperville, Illinois Special Education — Hear- ing Impaired William G. Lane Collinsville, Illinois Business Administration; Marketing Monica Marie Layden Bonne Terre, Missouri Special Education — Hear- ing Impaired James Edward Lewis, Jr. Champaign, Illinois Business Administration Randi Anderson Maxfield Springfield, Illinois Special Education — Train- able Mentally Handicapped Mark Minton Steeleville, Illinois Computer Science Patrice Antionette Murdock East St. Louis, Illinois Social Work Karron Murphy Jacksonville, Illinois Psychology Alice (Kitchen) Pike Jacksonville, Illinois Elementary Education Kenneth Paul Plahn Roodhouse, Illinois Mathematics; Philosophy Scott H. Reed Jacksonville, Illinois Business Administration Amy Louise Bryant Sampen Havana, Illinois Special Education — Learning Disabilities, Social Emotional Disorders Helen Rebecca Savko Benton, Illinois Special Education — Hear- ing Impaired; Elementary Education Stacy Lynn Sperling Chesterfield, Missouri Special Education — Edu- cable Mentally Handicapped Jean Marie VanTuyle Oaklawn, Illinois Elementary Education Pamella Sue Waggener Jacksonville, Illinois Elementary Education Sandy Waller Macomb, Illinois P sychology Gary Eric Watson Riverton, Illinois Politcal Science Margaret Mary Wieland Decatur, Illinois Special Education — Hear- ing Impaired Christopher Lyie Wooldridge Jacksonville, Illinois Marketing; Psychology BACHELOR OF SCI- ENCE IN NURSING Jean Griffin Jennings Springfield, Illinois Nursing ASSOCIA TE OF ARTS Lora Lynn Halterman Medinah, Illinois Business Karen Ann Lehman Marengo, Illinois Business Juniors Julie Alberts Melissa Arbeiter Julie Baker Scott Baldwin Pamela Brachebusch Lori Carroll Elise Cope Scott Delinger Kirsten Dunlap John Edris Teri Edris Becky Erb Juniors Juniors Lynda Harpole Tracy Henderson Teresa Hopkins Jeffrey Isles Debra Jackson Ron Jenkins Christina Lynn Jennings Missy Johnson Tina Johnston Nancy Jordan Joseph Katona Thomas Kattz 131 Juniors Juniors Dale Meyers Kalhy Miller Car! Muiier William Murray Cindy Nuti Leif Olandese Scott Owens Greg Page Elizabeth Parker Sheryl Piper Deanna Roper Tracy Ruyle 133 Juniors Slcsc R an Steve Selnsegel Colleen Snyder Beth Soomre Todd Stephens Cynthia Stimac Kimberly Stonehouse Scott Taylor Michael Thoresen Rhonda Waterman Jerome White Tommy Wood 134 Sophomores Kristy Adkison Jennifer Ashcroft Chip Bamert Jessica Banks Annette Bertelsman Lisa Bruce Karen Cannelia Sara Christensen Eric Collins Andy Collver Anthony Cundari Doug Daugherty Sophomores Sophomores Sophomores Rcnec Lade Steve Laughlin Heather Lightfoot Elizabeth Logsdon Jody Loop Gretchen Mahaney Lynn Marshall Carla Martin Laura A. Mayberry Brett Miller Anton Negri Mary Nugent 139 Sophomores .lulic L. Slcckcl April Stoddard Julie Sweeney Bryan S. Tate Lisa R. Tcmplelon Lori Tcrando Pawn Thammarath Bclh Thompson Rhonda Tippy Teresa Walker Miehael Wasson Christine White 141 142 Freshmen Adricnnc Allen Mark Anderson Jill Anzelmo Dave Batson Jeffrey E. Behounek Kimberly Bell Clyde Benjamin Daniel Bisch Kathryn Borgman Cheri Brown Melissa Burns Julia Burlon 143 P; lrick C;inipbcll Connie C hism Ani Christopher Tammy CundilT Angela Cunningham Kris Darr Melissa Delgado Susan Dcnby Cathy Detra Desnee Dettman Lisa De Wispeleare Joseph Di Forte 144 Freshmen Stephanie Dill Lee Dixon Julie Doden Jeffery Doherty Mike Dohn Carol Duranczyk Donald Ellis Mark Elvers Michelle Fairfield Corine Fischer Stephanie Frccmon Lori Gilkey 145 Freshmen K; rcn L. Gothard Lis;i (ir; bb Eric G rider Robert Hafliger Lisa Hanner Denise Hasley Janet Hauser Amy Hcnninger Teresa Hcnriksen Jeffrey Howard Mark Jones Kimbcrly Kahoun Freshmen Samuel Kelly Deanne Knepper Charles Lamken Kathy Lape Christine Lasser Shari Lenard Paul Levin Monica Lupton Lisa Mann Dawn Marshall Chris Marten Michael Mason Freshmen rii ;ibcth Masscy Riiiidy Mcl-lwcc (ircgors Mcars Doug Miller Kristin Mitchell Michele Montgomery Elixabeth Money Nancy Morin Alexandra Murdoch Debbie Ncwbold Lori Ncumcycr Mimi Oh 148 Freshmen Laura Olvcra Toni Oswald John Owens Joe Peebles Joellyn Poniske Randy Protz Kris Pudlowski Angie Quintana Becky Rackmyer Kim Rawson Susan Record Becky Reese 149 Freshmen Donna Rclcford Randa Rightnowar Kristin Rodman Deborah Rogers Jackie Rosenbury Marilyn Sanders Tricia Schlinker Wendy Sc hwartz Dena Sheckler Karin Sirk Becky Smith Luis Soto Freshmen Elizabeth Sowers Dawn Slambaugh Cary Slraka Amy Suter Diana Thomas Jody Thomas Richard Thomas Dena Tindall Lora Turner Sergio Villarreal Stephanie Ward Peggy Watkins 151 Freshmen 153 Mitchell Beck Associate Professor of Special Education Stephen Beller Oean of Student Life Joan Bengel Alumni Director Michael Biloz Professor of History Linda Browning Director of Publications Raydo R. Bugayong Assistant Professor of Physics Rand Burnette Professor of History Dean W. Collinwood Assistant Professor of Sociology Guy Crumley Instructor of Elementary Education Jennifer Haffner (right) was one of the many Mac nursing students who took part in a nursing career fair sponsored by the office of Career Development and Placement. 154 Ronald B. Daniels Head Librarian Edwin D. Ecker Professor of Mathematics Mary W. Freiburg Professor of Biology Richard E. Freiburg Professor of Biology Wolf D. Fuhrig Professor of Political Science Jacqueline Gray Assistant Comptroller Director of Personnel Lori Hall Assistant Book Store Manager Jeanne Jumps Administrative Assistant President ' s Office Michael Kervin Director of Resident Life Dr. Mary Freiburg and President B.G. Stephens con- gratulate Chad Fornoff after the Mac sophomore was named recipient of a prestigious Truman Scholarship. 155 Janice Kvale Assistant Professor of Nursing Anita Lamb Assistant Professor of Nursing Maura Landolt Associate Director of Admissions Keith R. Lape Director of Continuing Education Curtis G. Lindquist Chaplain Allan A. Metcalf Professor of English Susan Rentle Associate Professor of Social Work Anne Ring Coordinator of Retention Studies Sheila Rogers Instructor of Physical Education Robert Seufert Assistant Professor of English Mary J. Slunecka Assistant Director of Student Activities Muriel Smith Assistant Dean Registrar Norma J. Spurting Cook Counter The Hub Thomas Stevens Professor of Education Yvonne Thies Coordinator of Health Services 158 A brief, six-year period unlike any era in MacMurray ' s 140-year histo- ry ended in 1986 when Dr. B.G. Ste- phens stepped down as president to return to his native South Carolina. The man who, among other things, brought gifted children and football players to MacMurray will be re- membered for the warm and person- able style that marked his tenure as chief executive. Given the time and opportunity to fully implement the concepts and programs Stephens ini- tiated, MacMurray is certain to cele- brate its 150th anniversary in 1996 amid renewed spirit and determina- tion. At a farewell reception given by faculty and staff, the departing First Stephens Bids Farewell To Mac Family show off the sterling silver platter, rocker and Mac blanket they received as gifts. The Stephenses are making their home in Spartanburg, S.C., where the former MacMurray president is on the administrative staff at Wofford College. ft n Don Hazclrigg The Family Insurance Man 526 S. Main Jacksonville, III., 62650 Bus. 245-2194 Res. 245-8881 Slate Farm Insurance Companies STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES Homi orric : eioemln({on, Itllnoll Home Office: Bloomington, Illinois Dunlap Court Beverages 233 Dunlap Court Jacksonville, Illinois Employees include MacMurray ' s Alex Galvez Jim Steele, Owner Phone 243-2619 Best Wishes to All Mac Students! aciisonviiie- morgan county g communlty bank 1342 S. Main Jacksonville 243-9441 Murrayville 828-5911 Easy Answer Lobby and Drive-Up Convenience Convenient Times to Serve You minutes away INGRAM ELECTRIC, INC. 475 South Clay Jacksonville, IL 62650 Electrical Contractors Phone (217) 245-6968 or (217) 245-8532 Jolly Tamale 2 Near-By Locations to Serve Students 501 South Main (near campus) Morton Diamond Intersection Great Sancho ' s and Tacos Open 7 Days A Week (You ' ll Love the Sauce) 10:30 a.m. thru 10:30 p.m. YOU CAN T DO BETTER THAN Located on West Morton (Close to Steak ' n Shake) Make Us Your Inexpensive Shopping Alternative 160 Stak. Llte MOTEL .Nc 1910 W. Morton Road (U.S. 67 IL 104 West) € Jacksonville, 111., 62650 a™ ,., 245-7184 i Nfoiel AssocijMon Consider Star-Lite for your next stay in Jacksonville Best Wishes to Mac Grads Business Patrons Support from the generous business sponsors shown on these pages helped make it possible for the Tartan staff to nroduce MacMurrav ' s 1 986 Yearbook Your kind patronage is greatly appreciated. ■ Look Good and Feel Better at 4 CTpTN 1818 West Morton Road lUnuV 1 (N Carole Jean IGA) pUiii? ' I Phone 243-4932 Swimming Racquetball Aerobics Whirlpool Sauna Steam Room Suntanning Nautilus Free Weights Wei ght Loss TTdlllUL Cll VY S J S 1 1 villi 1 uOdd V dll L 1 243-5858 Get in Shape and Stay in Shape! Let Us Be Your Party Headquarters ?ARrY House PACKAGE LIQUORS . Krell ' s Marshall, Phillips Associates, Inc. General Business Consulting Jacksonville Savings Loan Building 211 West State St., Jacksonville, IL 62650 Telephone (217) 243-3831 OFFSET PRINTING • COPYING • LAMINATING WEDDING INVITATIONS • RESUME SERVICE ADVERTISING SPECIALITIES • COMPUTERIZED TYPESETTING 329 SOUTH MAIN, JACKSONVILLE. IL GOOD TIME DOC ' S Bar Grill 220 S. Main Jacksonville (Two Blocks West of Mac) 243-4521 Breakfast Lunch Dinner Cocktails Your Close-to-Campus Sports Outlet ( Complete Athletic and Team Outfitters School Supplies Name Brands Full Line of Athletic Footwear 54 North Central Park Plaza 243-6434 Jacksonville 161 Bahan ' s Tavern Close to Campus at 214 N. East Celebrate Mac ' s Next Win at Our Place Everyday Low Prices at WAL-MART We Care! On West Morton at Westgate Convenient Shopping Hours Kgntucl Fried Chicken 200 West Morton Road Eat In or Carry-Out 245-9239 We Do Chicken Right Open ' Round-the-Clock Bakery and Delicatessen LINCOLN SQUARE SHOPPING CENTER JACKSONVILLE. IL 62650 TELEPHONE: (217) 243-8616 JOHN DEERE JOHN DEERE INSURANCE JOHN DEERE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY 1 1 0 North East Street, Jacksonville, IL 62651 HARDWARE STORES V, Walker True Value Hardware Tools Houseware Giftware Your Source for All Your Hardware Needs 13 Central Park Plaza Jacksonville, 111., 62650 SULLIVAN DISTRIBUTING CO. 234 E. Court St. Jacksonville, IL 62650 Phone 243-6558 Compliments of Mike Sullivan 162 Cater-Vendinc. Food Vending Service 320 South Main P.O. Box 310 Jacksonville, 111., 62651 ' Long-Time Supplier of Sweets Treats to Students at MacMurray College Home of the Sports-Minded Don ' s Sports Shop Jack Hull Don Kording 243-5733 218 W. Morton Jacksonville Your One-Stop Sports Outlet MORRIS AMOCO SERVICE 701 West Side Street Jacksonville 243-9818 Close-to-Campus Auto Repair Where Service Is Our Goal! 1699 W. Morton Jacksonville Cocktail Lounge — Sandwiches Open Daily 11 a.m. to 1 a.m. (Open Noon on Sundays) Large Dance Floor Live Bands Evening Entertainment at It ' s Finest 245-6990 MacMurray ' s Campus Center Bookstore Textbook supplies, stationary, emblematic ceramics and clothing. All of your classroom needs in one location. Show your Yearbook sales receipt (1986 or 1987) and receive a 10% discount on all gift items (Offer good through 12 31 87). f The Farmers Ml Bank MM and Trust Company Downtown Jacksonville 245-5131 Jacksonville, Illinois 62651 Member FDIC The Camera Shop S2 N.SIDE CENTRAL PARK PLAZA JACKSONVILLE, ILLINOIS 62650 Record Your College Days in Pictures All Your Photo Needs At Our Close-By Location 163 Christmas Vespers at MacMurray, 1985 Photo by Michael Cerutti ' 86 1986 MacMurray College Tartan Editor-in-Chief Business Manager Head Photographer Staff Assistants Becky Rackmyer Susan Denby Michael Cerutti Cheri Brown Julia Burton Stephanie Dill Ken Mansell Connie Chism Deb Newbold Kathy Whyte James T. Murphy We owe a great deal of thanks to the 200 true-believers who had enough faith in the yearbook staff during this trying year to put down $20 and purchase a copy. For providing the inspiration that pushed us to complete this edition, we pay you the highest compliment we know — The 1986 MacMurray Tartan is dedicated to you, our first subscribers. Thanks for believing in us. — The Tartan Staff Adviser Special Thanks to: Lisa Templeton Mary Buck Todd Stephens Steve Spearie Tom Atkins Mary Slunecka Jon Kauffman Student Life Staff Jacksonville Journal-Courier 164 I I I i 1 JOSTENS i