Monmouth College - Ravelings Yearbook (Monmouth, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1979 volume:

The Ravelings 1978-79 Monmouth College Monmouth, Illinois volume 83 ir ? .ti jm Monmouth College, as a liberal arts community, proposes to provide basic knowledge and inspiration to assist young men and women in gain- ing an understanding of themselves and their world. The concern of Monmouth College is with the individual student; his mind, his aspirations, and his ideas within an intellectual and cultural en- vironment in which Christian ideals are affirmed, the college aims to train highly effective young men and women who will in turn render a service to society. The Monmouth Faculty 1977-78 1978-79 Catalogue y_ il 1 1 ■■1 fliar 1 1 BI ' v. ■■1 1 1 Li J ■ HHH 1 ■ ■B 1 ■ ■■■ ■ - ™ • ' ■■— ' -- f«lSS2i lUiW ' gHP ' w ..W f ■ L B- Yesterday was the rain and the sunshine i walked through It was the people i loved and the people i put my hands out for It was the tears i cried and the laughter i shared and the courage i found Yesterday was the pain, the hopes and the dreams i grew up a little more each day Yesterday was a beautiful memory to be cherished always. STiJ (IP. ' .  - ' U 0 - ? f Monmouth College . . . VISITORS notice the beautiful campus, GRAD SCHOOLS know it for its academic reputation, PARENTS recognize it as bills in the mail, THE ADMINISTRATION devises methods to obtain and main- tain a student body, THE GREEN ARMY knows it as broken lights and a large lawn to mow, THE FACU LTY seek tenure and lament the unscholarly ways of the scholars, AND THE STUDEIMTS-They are the laughing, living heart of the whole- learning in spite of themselves and finding that they love the whole when it ' s time to leave. COLLEGE is a unique experience. It ' s like nothing you ' ve ever known and everything you ' ve never dreamed of. College is the breathing space between adolescense and true adult respons- ibility. 10 There ' s days to fall and days to rise, and days for making haste- Days for seeking out yourself, But no days you can waste. Joe Henry 11 Z S == ' . ' L- it r9M . h ' ' ,  BSaa HiBISi I SBB ■■ iH 13 I shall take it as self-evident that each generation must define afresh the nature, direction, and aims of education to assure such freedom and rationality as can be attained for a future generation. For there are changes both in cir- cumstances and in knowledge that impose constraints on and give opportunities to the teacher in each succeeding generation. It is in this sense that education is in con- stant process of invention. -Jerome Bruner- 14 ml r m k. ii «vf;. ' M- Educators iyilni i Monmouth College President- DeBow Freed William Amy- Dean of the College Beverly Bixler- Assistant Dean of Students ita 1 k .. ti m a It isiWiiit ' in ■  -: i t • Elwood Ball-Dean of Students Karen Steele-Secretary-Dean of Students Office Carol Wfiiteside-Secretary to Dean of College, Catherine Bennett- Secretary to President 17 Milton Bowman -Registrar Biology Dept. Eileen Loya- Secretary to MC Senate larylin Whitman- Recorder Programmer-Registrar ' s Office Thomas Conrad-Director of Development Debra Maritz- Secretary-Alumni Relations, Kathy Hultgren- Director of Alumni and Parent Relations 18 Richard Perry-Supervisor of Public Information Trudy Killey-Secretary-Public Information William Owens- Director, Personnel and Purchasing, LuAnn Pate- Secretary, Ann Schmitz-Payroll Clerk, Doris Streight- Accounts Payable Gordon Young-Director of Financial Aid, Betty Babcock- Secretary, Harold Turvey- Assistant, Financial Aid Trudy Hicock- Secretary and Cashier, Kathy Krug- Bookkeeper, Kathy Scott- Bookkeeper, Don Gaidfelter-Controller, Craig Cavanaugh, Accountant 19 51 I f : IP f 11 I John Fettig- Director of Admissions Diana SI ornicl a-Secretary-Student Center DuWayne Brool s- Director of Student Center Harry Ovi(en-Mail Distribution 20 Mary Jane Tippett- Manager-Scot ' s Student Supply ' ■(4- i m v44 ' ff H ' ' ' - f ? . « «  «« fe I !« ' mm it.f..t i i t - V ' H ' Harris Hauge- Librarian iL Brian Clnelf-Food Service Director Ceola Holland- Nurse-Heaith Center Jacl Kage- Printing Of- fice Services P 1 p ' 1 , B v?f A £W 1 1 A 21 George Waltershausen- Art Harlow Blum -Art Depart- ment Chairman Gregory Pieper-Art 22 John Ketterer- Biology Lyman Williams-Geology Robert Buchholz-Biology David Allison- Biology Department Chairman 23 mi Peter Shaffer- Business Economics 24 James Peregoy-Business Economics Homer Shoemaker- Business Economics Richard Kieft-Chemistry Benjamin Shawver-Chemlstry Emeritus Professor of Education Peter Gebauer- Chemistry Department Chairman Kenneth Daiker-Chemistry 25 I 1 Frank Sorensen-Education Department Chairman Bernice Fox-Ciassics Department Chairman 26 Jeremy McNamara- English Richard Leever-English Gary Willhardt-English Department Chairman Brigit Keefe- English 27 Roy McClintock-Goverment Department Chairman Cecil Brett-Government East Asian Studies Douglas Spitz - History Department Chairman Mary Crow-History 28 Jane Burlak- Mathematics John Arrison- Mathematics Director of Computer Center Patrick Lamont-iVlathematics 29 Harry Osborne- Modern Foreign Language Department Chairman -3S«E  i. i- . -XSi. 1 1 K ■ ' - ' ■ ' ' ■ - m ■ ■H ■ ■ 1 1 ■ ' - ' ' ' ' - H te ill % P[ ' ; ' A tv ' H)it ' H| | ■ ' IHi Michael Sproston- Music 30 Richard Griffiths- Music Karen Morsch- Music 1 i Gene Anderson- Music Department Chairman Prescott Johnson- Philosophy Department Chairman 31 John Ramano, Bill Reichow and Rick Kucharz- Physical Education Robert Woll - Emeritus Professor- Physical Education 32 Barbara Schroeder- Physical Education Terry Glasgow -Physical Education Department Chairman Barbara Priest- Physical Education John Skornicka- Physical Education 33 Peter Kloeppel — Physics Charles Meliska— Psychology Charles Skov— Physics Department Chairman William Hastings— Physchology A. Dean Wright- Psychology Department Chairman 34 ■ v ■v . . William McCarthy- Speech Communication Arts James DeYoung-Speech Communication Department Chairman Martin Feeney-Speech Communication Arts f Rev. Paul McClanahan- Religious Studies 35 Steven Buban— Sociology Carolyn Kirk-Sociology Department Chairman Charles G. Lutton- Military Science Department Chairman Richard D. Lipsey— Military Science 36 idence Halls  i J ' k.% - I McMichael Basement-Row 1: C. Trout, Row 2: A. Van Boxtel, V- Waidmarn, S. Cehner, P GofF, T. Houghton, C. Tharp, Row 3: D Reitz, M, Flautt, M, Hong, S. Sucharzewski, K Polley, Row 4: J. Blomberg, P. Harkness, K. Goins, G. Byers, C. Stoner Ist-Row 1: H. Schawb, L. Harshbarger, D. Hearne, L, Pierce, L- Litchfield, Row 2: H. Lewis, S- McKee, K. Henze, B Mosley, D Miller, S. Tirpitz, Row 3: B. Palermo, A. Armstrong, C. Berg, H- La Chance, S. Pye, L. Sauer, J, Lessick, D Robinson, J, Hartz I 38 2nd — Row 1; L. Kaunzinger, M. Orzeske, N. Hausermann, D. Kritsch, Row 2: T Sayers, C. Miller, C. Coblentz, C. Neese, D. Bland, K. Peterson, Row 3: L. Hultgren, L. Horney, M. Burks, L. Schoening, M. Dolan, Row 4: B. Anderson, S. Nelson, R. Stanley, P. Blake, N. Hasson, T. Sudo, C. Brown 3rd-Row 1: G. Miller, Row 2: M. Alexander, J. Harrison, L. Giacchetti, S. Suid, M, Benavides, J. Nelson, Row 3: K, Mead, K. Lewis, S. Sandner, C, Haun, T. Harvell, J. Holler, Row 4; J. Talley, J. Sauerbaugh, L. Gullickson, T. Vanderveer, M. Jones, K. Brock, C. Stone Grier— Row 1: N. Costello, J. Baxter, A. Kawashima, Row 2, C. Schwartz, A. Konrad, K. Kilgore, M. Peiker, J. Jalloul, Row 3: R, Velazquez, M, Mattox, S, Edwards, K. Griffith, K. Buttinghausen, Row 4: C. Taraned, L. Stephens, K. Schroeder, C. Maxfield, C. Adams, T. Kessler R.A. ' S-(front) Molly Halloran-3rd floor. Sue Sucharzewski — Basement, Karia Petersen — 2nd floor, Stephanie Edwards — Grier 39 Liedman A-ToTver A-l Row 1. B. Miller, B. Ulmer, S, Martin, Row 2: R. Maier, S. Phelps, S. Burdon, J. Phelps A-2 Row 1: S. Devore, E. Snarskis, A. Snyder, C- Condon, Row 2: C, Dick, L. Campbell, P. Batson, D, Whiting, Row 3: K. Sanderson, K, Ford, C, Conrady, C. Brockman A-3 Row 1; S, Cory, B. Bemiss, D. Reh, C. Birkhead, Row 2: J. Hannon, C. Crum, V. Dana, M. Holland, C. Gillen, Row 3: S Wilson, J. Kisler, R, Rastede, R. Swanson, S- West, J, Smith 40 Liedman B-Tower B-l Row 1: B. Roth, L. Meents, B. Zan, J. Fayhee, Row 2: 8. Stahl, K. Kempher, C. Dunn, S. Glembin, Row 3; C. Albers, A. Polus, J Gahllager, C. Davinroy B-2 Row 1: T. Caffray, E. Arreguin, S. Ambrose, V. Lloyd, Row 2: B. Martin, D, Merrill, B, Tilton, C. Cook, Row 3: T Burkes, J. Schuldt, R. Whitt, A, Brown B-3 Row 1: G. Roberts, M. Mandrell, K Stees, Row 2: B, Land, B. VanRheenan, M. Boyle, Row 3: P, Paroubek, V, Thake, S. Smaus 41 Winbigler Row 1: B. Horton, D. Gould, P, Colter, H. Echols, M. Wendland, Row 2: M. Meinhart, M. Burau, S. Packard, G. VanRheenan, J. Small, J Elliott, M, Gibson, M. Fahd Row 1: C. Johnson, B. Rogers, D. Jones, D. Albritton, Row 2: W. Azmann, S. Al-eto, J. DeVita, J. Karbabi, S. AlAmmari 42 Cleland 1st floor- Row 1: H. Scott, M. Grube, T. Michol, T. Smaha, E. Tews, Row 2: J. Johnson, W. Cummins, J. Maalouf, D. Mitchell, K. Bean, Row 3; T. Keefauver, D. Kfoury, G. Kfoury, A. Clark, K. Kutta, J. Jones, G. Shadley, G. Noble, A. Baumann, D. Auer, G. Lowe, S. Chamsed- dine, J. WIcKnight 2nd floor— Row 1: G. Engwall, E. Godshalk. K. Dodson, D. Anderson, T. McCabe, Row 2: M. Kopmski, M, Clark, J. West, D. Hay, Y, Chang, C. Chang, B. Radakovich, J. Kirk 3rd floor- L to R: B Parker, K. Aide, C. Nelson, D, Keyser, L Wilder 43 Gibson B. Curry 44 Amy Armstrong — H.R. first and second terms— McMike Resident Assistants Lmda DeBo — H.R. Liedman Chris Birkhead-H.R, third term-McMike 45 Resident Assistants Winbigler— Michael Wendland, David Gould-H R., Harvey Echols Ralph Velazquez-H.R.-Cleland 46 .iii ,i«i -S M«-- Kn ■ ■ -i« a[ 4: HU? - .m v:  - ate- ' '  y -S :%Sa Neiv Students Gain Direction— Orientation That ' s our fifth trip up and down those stairs! 1 never realized that you had this much stuff when you were at home! Orientation Leader Mary Burks rounds up her group for a campus tour 48 The food isn ' t always this good. Wait until they start serving you REAL meals, jokes Dick Griffiths. Parent ' s Weekend— Fall 1978 Miss Bernice Fox gives Cheryl Tlnarp some information about her highly acclaimed Word Elements Class, while Dr. Cecil Brett tells some in- terested parents about the East Asian Studies program at Monmouth. Assistant Dean of Students, Beverly Bixler, asks some parents about their personal impressions of Monmouth College. Miss Esther White and Dr. Frank Sorensen discuss Out of State Certification for teachers with a con- cerned parent. 1 50 Parent ' s Weekend— Spring 1979 Monmouth ' s Chamber Choir provides some after dinner music for guests of the Col- lege during Spring Parent ' s Weekend. Sue Cechner provides a presentation from the Biology Department for curious observers. The Physicists Nurse Straub Georgina Spelwin Police Inspector Richard Voss George Haynes Marta Boll Missy Peiker Guhl Andy Baumann Police Doctor Ed McClory Herbert Georg Beu tler (Newton) Chuck Johnson Frauiein doktor Mathilde Von Zahnd Bev Uimer Ernst Heinrich Ernesti (Einstein) Kerry Bean Frau Lina Rose Lori Harshbarger Oskar Rose Kent Holesmger Frieda Diana Hearne Inga Linda Pettier Elsa Cecile Hahn Johann Wilhelm Mobius Doug Rankin Monika Stettler Cathy Condon Uwe S levers Steve Borik McArthur Ralph Brooks Murillo George Spelvin Newton discusses the finer points of murder. My daughters eh? 52 ' So this is where the murder took place. Homecoming 1978— Scots Host Old Rivals— Kohaivks Liedman windows win Dorm Decoration Contest. Homecomin Sandy Tirpi g attendants: Mary Alexander, freshman; Tammy Caffray, sophomore; tz, junior; Julie Stubbs, senior. Kappas release their balloons for UNICEF. 55 Hopes for a Homecoming Victory burn m the hearts of spectators, along with the bonfire. Julie Stubbs and Sandy Tirpitz watch their admirers along the parade route. Classmates from many graduating classes of MC meet on Wallace Lawn for pictures and reminicense of years gone by. Monmouth High School Band adds their talents to the parade. 56 Escorts: Bob Corrigan, Jeff Brinkman, Brian Elliott and Mark Stephens. McWIichael builds their dorm decoration on the theme- Building a Stronger Future Together. 57 Mortar Board Talent Show Proves Successful Pi Plii ' s take first place witli their short people skit. mm Sound of F ive rf ' nders their versions o popular songs. PiPPRliP ■ ■■ lEI I r i . K ■ ■l 5 1 L Mw HK j jJll i B 1 I H ' K I BlbEJ! Mark Spring, Bill Hurckes and Matt Shaughnessy take listeners back a tew years with AMERICAN PIE. Kim Kelly captivates her audience with the beautiful- You Needed Me. 58 i ATO little sister Donna Jones shows off her sex appeal. Crimson Masque fearlessly leads the audience on a lion hunt through the deepest, darkest part of the jungle. Suzanne Phelps picks some classy classical guitar. 59 Recognition Banquet Honors Many Looking a bit puzzled, John Small returns to his seat. Nancy Mini, S.A. Vice-president, hands Cynthia Dick her recognition certificate. Overjoyed at receiving his award, Doug Rankin smiles proudly. The Banquet attracts professors as well as students, and the food is really good-for a change. 60 if % f Remember The Snow? Buried by an avalanche?? An unfortunate student is blown into a snowdrift by the high winds of a blizzard during the winter months. Snow -mobiles? (Get it?) Winter Wonderland??? 61 ... 62 r— Monmouth College February 15-17, 1979 i y ArJyA yyA ' y yy • A ■  X rA vC •■ - ▼ ' • J -:-- ' -- ' :... ' 63 BAAC Sponsors Today ' s Challenge, Tomorrow ' s Success - Black Expo 1979 Latest ensembles are exhibited by BAAC members in their annual fashion show. Larry Wilder assists Senator Regis Groff of the Colorado State Legislature in preparing for his presentation. If you smile at me, I will understand 64 Kathy Goins-BAAC Sweetheart Enjoying the evening ' s events. If ' ii jilll |j|iiii ' tn i Dancers take a break during the semi-formal party. IVlusic provided by The Ghallab Quintet. Judith Talley shows her style. 65 Candida CANDIDA James Morell Doug Rankin Candida Linda Fottler March banks Bryan Siverly Burgess Chuck Harper Miss Prossy Donna Jones Lexy Mill Kerry Bean Director William McCarthy Stage Director James DeYoung Lexy Mill (Kerry Bean) meets Burgess (Chuck Harper). (above) Miss Prossy (Donna Jones) works under the watchful eye of Burgess (C. Harper). (right) Oh, Candida! 66 Lemonade anyone? ' On special effects: Tenann Houghton and Kent Holesinger. 67 Pi Phi ' s and ATO ' s claim 1st place -SCOT SING 1979 ' Gee Harold, I sure wish we were big movie stars . . . the kind like they had in the old days The TKEs and Kappas follow the yellow brick road to fame with their interpretation of The Wizard of OZ 68 After much practice and many shortened tempers, the groups fine performance deems them worthy of a prize . take first place with their sl it. . Pi Phis and ATOs Professor John Ketterer-a legend in his own time-as well as a legend for time served as MC for the 1979 Scot Sing. Theta Chis and KD ' s welcome the audience to Sergeant Pepper ' s Lonely Hearts Club Band. Tie a yellow ribbon ' round the old oak tree. -Part of a skit performed by the Sig Ep ' s and their little sisters. f ! 69 SCOT OLYMPICS-A Monmouth Tradition ]Z ' . VSITOR chthub and Zeta Beta Tau race for first place in the wfieel-barrel event. Sally Wleaker-A bit tied up at the moment. m The egg toss shows team member ' s skill and accuracy. 70 They never told me I ' d be crawling under hurdles when 1 joined the sorority! Hey you guys, I ' m not kidding, I ' m really going to fall, ' warns Lori Schoening. The tug of war Eating his way to greatness-The things people go through for their comradery. 71 MC ' s Scholars honored at Convocation Andrew Baumann receives his award and congratulations from Dr. Freed. Harlan Scott Cynthia Dick, president of Mortar Board, announces the winner of the Mortar Dr. Charles Meliska talks of the ways of the scholars. ' Board Scholarship award. Students who are about to be honored stand for recognition. 72 ZBTs host volleyball marathon for MD And the tide turns again . . . Tracy Sayers at tlie scoreboard. What do you expect at 3:00 in the morning? sighs Jim Schaedel. 73 Music Department and Crimson Masque CAST Dionysos Tim Keefauver Xanthias Dan Salinas Heracles Carl Forkner Charon Jan Moller Aeakos Kerry Bean Pluto Bryan Siverly Hierophantes Kate Hayward William Shakespeare Fredrick Hayward Bernard Shaw Doug Rankin and chorus members Dionysos (Tim Keefauver) and his sidekick Xanthias (Dan Salinas). Dionysos first listens to William Shakespeare ' s argument for why he should be brought back to the present . . . Pluto makes his grand entrance. Pluto (Bryan Siverly) makes his grand entrance. and then to Bernard Shaw ' s. 74 iresent Aristophanes comdey— The Frogs Dionysos inquires how he can reach the literary world of past writers while Aeakos (Kerry Bean) tries to remember where it is himself. Shaw (Doug Rankin) and Shakespeare (Fredrick Hayward) battle verbally. 75 Monmouth College holds 126th annual President Debow Freed leads the graduates in the traditional senior litany. Members of the College ' s governing board, the Senate, proceed to their places for the Baccalaureate Service. 76 Baccaulaureate and Commencement Dr. Jack Stotts, President of the McCormick Theological Seminary- Chicago-gives the Baccaulaureate address to the seniors. Educators display their academic costumes as they travel down Wallace sidewalk. 77 Exercises ivith Hoixrard K. Smith as special guest . . . The entrance of the graduates . . . News Commentator Howard K. Smith presents the commencement address. ' l ' V 1 ' j ' A ) = m-. ' Reverend Paul McClanahan Is conferred the rank of Professor Emeritus by Dr. Debow Freed. The Monmouth College Highlanders lead In the graduates. 78 - s- m f-; 5 % 1 ' 1 -- HSIiiMI ' ' ' 1 Si 1978 Monmouth Fight Scots Football 1978 Monmouth Fighting Scots: T, Lafferty, S. Krueger, L. Jameson, M. Shaughnessy, M Dobson, G. Lowe, S. Gray, G, Kulhanek, G. Pa- lomo, R. Green, J, McDade, R. Carson, J. Duncan, R. Marlovits, A. Matykiewicz, R. Hlllison, G. Shadley, B. Curry, G, Gaulrapp, Dale McKillip, Don McKillip, D. Pulliam, J. Brooks, M. Schmitz, T. Fortune, T. Sharp, R. Johnson, D. Woodall, L. Howarth, W. Hurckes, J. Quigley, J. Nese- meler, M. Clark, B. Crawford, J. Morgan, J. Walsh, J, FabianskI, J. Levlta, K. Aide, M. CozzI, S. Doxstader, T. Lucas, D. Stanton, R. Haynes, J. Mitchell, J. Blender, J. Holllngsworth, D. Becraft, S. Purlee, M. Meyerowich, C. LaDew, S. Baker, C. Harper, J. Duke, B. Rabedeaux, R. Curtis, B. Komperda, T. Snavely, T. Long, B. Houle, B. Bodine, J. Heinrichs, B. Sweat, J. Griswold, R. Johnston, M. Scanlan, R. Black, M. Stephens, G. Albert, J. Brinkman, and D. Devine. . ' iiSiS Two Scots fight to recover a fumble. 80 b ii arterback Matt Shaughnessy carries the ball for Monmouth. I sure am thirsty! e Scot Brigade brings down the opposition with another tackle. ' Women ' s Tennis Team ROW 1: C. Crum, S. Wilson, K. Buttlnghausen ROW 2: K. Store, J. Nehnevay, C. Davinroy, S. Cechner, P. Blake, Coach Schroeder Conny Davinroy and Kris Stone ready for the serve. Kristlna Buttinghausen returns her opposition ' s volley. Sue Cechner polishes up her backhand. Practice, practice, practice, sighs Patty Blake, ace tennis team member. 83 Cheerleaders add pep and entliusiasin to games Laura Ross Kris Ford Shelly Coats Julie Hartz Kim Furman and Julie Stubbs 84 MC Harriers stride a successful season r-M M!: ROW 1: J. Perschke, J. Schiro, D. Bogash, J. McGehee ROW 2: Coach Skornicka, T. McCabe, R. Eckley, G. Shadley, Coach Glasgow Indoor Track ROW 1: D. Albritton, R. Vance, R.D. Jones, J. Schiro, T. McCabe ROW 2: Roger Haynes, M. Weegar, J. McGehee, T. Lucas, A. Whitehall ROW 3: Coach Skornicka, W. Komperda, D. Horneck, J. Johnson, D. Lehr, R. Slover, D. Young ROW 4: B. Bodine, G. Lowe, R. Eckley, R. Coulter, Coach Kucharz 85 Scot Women net good season— Volleyball ROW 1: K. Mead, S. Coats, N. Kuhnkey, E. Snarskis, C. Hunter, S. Martin, K, Kelly ROW 2: C. Paulus, G. Roberts, C. Birkhead, K. Ford, J. Vance, D. Bland, V. Lloyd, Coach Priest Volleyball team members warm up before a big game. 86 Smrim Team— A test of strength and endurance T. Snavely, C. Forkner, M. Peiker, D. Spaulding Precision and perfect form— the trademarks of a champion diver. 87 I get a kick out of you— 1978 Scots Soccer ROW 1: J. Johnson, J. DeVita, M. Schuldt, H. Lewis, E. Arreguin, R. Vance, J. Karkabi ROW 2; B. Radakovich, C. Johnson, P. Palmer, A. Anderson, R, Stansell, J. Kemp, N. Durkin, C. Forkner, T. Rodriguez, F. Waller, Coach Urban Alan Anderson demonstrates his ability to use his head for the Scot Soccer Team. 88 Ray Vance battles a Knox player for control of the soccer ball. -U- ■ ' ' ■: ' '  : Timeteo Rodriguez on the offense for MC. -V - ' .-.y ' : : j - ' ' ' ' ■ I- ' -.iL-E ' ' . ' ' utjii t ' Soccer players prepare for competition. 89 Wrestling— picking on someone your oivn size ROW 1: M. Closen, J. Mitchell, D. Nimmo, J. Perschke ROW 2: G. Noble, D. McKillip, B. Curry, M. Brown This sure doesn ' t seem like playing Twister to me! 90 Brian Curry takes over the ad- vantage as he grapples his oppo- nent. A Scot wrestler is taken by surprise as an oppos- ing grappler attempts to gain an advantage. 91 Practices and tense games provide pre ROW 1: J. Blessing, D. Correll, M. McCreight, K. Douglas, G. Roth, D. Dietrich, S. Ferguson ROW 2: K. Goodwin, D. Tanney, S. Gray, J. Nesemeier, R. Corbin, J. Segert ROW 3: J. West, M. Dutton, I. Clark, Wl. Meinhart, T. Jones, S. Garber. The Scots were coached by Terry Glasgow and he was assisted by Paul Bubb. Ivy Clark leads the Monmouth drive down court for another basket and a victory. 92 itable season for Scot Basketball team Kevin Goodwin handles the ball for Monmouth. Fighting Scot Tim Jones shoots one in from the side court. A IVIonmouth player outjumps a larger opponent and the Scots obtain the ball. 93 Women ' s Basketball Team dribbles through another season ROW 1: S. Phelps, S. Wilson, K. Stone, V. Lloyd ROW 2: T. Harvell, K. Kelly, D. Jones, C. Gillen, K. Mead, C. Davinroy, Coach Schroe- der Cindy Gillen goes up for the jump for MC. Kim Mead is trapped by an Illinois College opponent. 94 Monmouth ' s Kim Mead puts it up for two for MC. In a fast break, Tammy Harvell grabs the ball and goes into action for the Scot Women. Sue Wilson dribbles down the court for another basket. I threw a ball into the air and where it landed I did not care! 95 MC Golfers g ain great goals • ' Jsii  ia ' A ' ' 4r ' ROW 1: A, Whitehall, K. O ' Brien, D. Bogash, W. Richardson, W. Biemolt ROW 2; T. Nichol, M. Mirando, T. Short, R. Corrigan, J. Cooper, R. Wright, K. Kniep, Coach Reichow Ken O ' Brien swings into action. 96 James Cooper Bob Wright Kent Kniep 97 Scot Women fight through a long, tough season 1 — I ROW 1: C, Birkhead, C- Krum, K. Buttinghausen, D. Robinson, J. Probst ROW 2: M. Whitman, B. Bemiss, S. Phelps, J. Vance, S. Wilson, V. Lloyd, D. Bland, Coach Priest Row 3: S. Coats, C. Davinroy, C. Brown, K. IVlead, B. Currie, C. Hunter, E. Snarskis MC ' s battery attemps to strike out an arch-rival Knox opponent. 98 Julie Probst steps up to the plate. Three Scot women help the first-base-woman out during an exciting inning of play. Scot Kim Mead tries in vain to outrun the catcher. 99 Grueling but rewarding season for Scot Runners ROW 1: A. Whitehall, R.D. Jones, J. Schiro, J. Johnson, D. Albritton, R. Vance, T. McCabe, R. Slover ROW 2; Coach Skornicka, G. Shadley, Ralph Haynes, B. Bodlne, W. Komperda, G. Lowe, D. Horneck, D. Dietrich, Roger Haynes, I. Clark, J. McGehee, R. Johnson, L. Pierce, Coach Kucharz 100 Participants prepare to run the mile race. Ray Vance passes the baton during the relay race. Men ' s Baseball ROW 1: D. McKillip, L. Howarth, T. Haak, T. Jones, W. Pospischll, J. Fabianski, R. Lincoln, K. Rodeffer ROW 2: Coach Glas- gow, D. Taubert, J. Kreps, J. McDade, D. Devine, M. Meyerowich, P. Bubb, J. Jeffers Row 3: M. Simkins, D. Jacobs, M. Skonka, S. Fergeson, C. Lemon, J. Nesemeier, K. Goodwin, D. Stanton Men ' s Tennis Ted Stark Chuck Harper 102 Psi Chi ROW 1: P. Amodeo, S. Tirpitz, S. Suid, M. Clark, L Debo, Dr. Allison ROW 2: R. Velazquez, D. Horneck, H. Scott, S. Jones ROW 1: R. Bland ROW 2: M. Mastio, K. Whowell, M. Burks ROW 3: Dr. Meliska, S. McKee, C. Neese, B. VanRheenen, B. Anderson, S. Edwards, Dr. Wright 104 Eta a Phi Association of W omen Students Lto R: K. Bean, J. Urban, K. Holesi- nger, Miss Fox, W. Urban L to R: D, Monteiro, S. Burdon, B. Anderson, R. Rodgers, M. Jake, S. Nelson 105 Black Action and Affairs Council Blue Key ROW 1: K. Wallace, J. Hoskins, K. Coins, R. Rodgers ROW 2: R. Morgan, T. Harvell, A. Brown, E. Arreguin, B. VanRheenan, G. Roberts, M. Benavides, G Byers, B. Helm, J. Talley ROW 3: J. Derricott, H. Eckols, J. McKnight, M. Brown, T. Lane, S. Joseph, L Wilder, T. Garner, S. Lewis ROW 1: J. Ray, M. Kopinski, D. Bogash, A. Baumann, S. McKee, C. Neese, B. VanRheenan, S. Tirpitz ROW 2: J. El- liot, C. Chavez, R. Velazquez, P, Palmer, R. Bland, J. Darrah 106 Monmouth College Chancel Group— The Bridgebuilders L to R: Jonathan, T, Houghton, B. Bemiss, D. Reh The Bridgebuilders remained active on campus this year largely due to the efforts of Kerry Bean (left) who ac- cepted re-organizing and directing responsibilities for the group. 107 W ind Ensemble ' ' Hi; ' nil, ■nil, ' h Wind Ensemble members: Flute— C- Dick, A. Konrad, D. Robinson, K. Stees; Oboe — J. Blomberg; Bassoon — C. Schwartz; Clarinet— J. Hartz, M. Jake, S, Jensen, J. Meyer, W. Rice, C. Stoner; Alto Clarinet— T. Sayers; Bass Clarinet-J. Nelson, B. Rogers; Alto Saxophone— J. Blessing, J. Schultz; Tenor Saxophone— S. Martin; French Horn — L, Campbell, M. Giles, C. Trout; Baritone Saxophone— J. Jeffers; Trumpet— B. Ander- son, J. Huff, S. Krueger, G. Phillips, T. Snavely, S. Stecker; Trombone— K. Meyer, B. Miller, L. Olson, J. Spurgeon; Baritone— M. Clark; Tuba— W. Cummins; Percussion — C. Birkhead, M. Hong, M. McFadden, P. Palmer, D. Reh, L. Simpson 108 Campus Activities Board Communications Board ROW 1: P. Yuill, C. Chavez ROW 2: D. Brooks, R. Velazquez, S. Joseph, M. Shaughnessy, J. Schiro ROW 1: R. Morgan, C. Harper, T. Matson, R. Krafft, R. Johnson ROW 2: C. Nelson, Dr Wilhardt, T. Houghton, M. Kopinski, J. Barton 109 Crimson Masque ROW 1: D. Jones, V. Thake, N. Hauser- man, B. Ullmer, L. Fottler ROW 2: S. Bonk, C, Hahn, R. Maler, D. Rankin, K. Bean, C. Tharp, K. Holesinger, M. Van- Dyke, P. Goff, M. McGill, D, Hearne, L. Harshbarger, M. Salk, M. Peiker, T. Houghton THW National Collegiate Players L to R: D. Rankin, S. Borik 110 ail Concert Choir Concert Choir members; Soprano-M. Alexander, R. Burg, L. GiacchettI, C. Kellert, K. Kilgore, S. Martin, K. Petersen, S. Suid, J. Talley, B. Ulmer Alto— J. Blomberg, K. Brock, C. Brockman, J, Harrison, M. Hiett, S. Jensen, M. McFadden, B. Martin, J. Phelps, S. Sandner, A. Snyder, T, Zillman Tenor-J Arrison, B. Corrigan, J, Darrah, K. Holesinger, T. Keefauver, J. Kirk, K. Kutta, D. Reinoehl Bass— W. Cummings, H, Echols, C. Forkner, S- Murmann, B. Rogers, S. Stanton, E. Tews, L. Wilder 112 Highlanders Row 1: L. Sauer, J, Lessick, B. Rogers, D Reh, G. Phillip; Row 2: L, Williams, J. Blombetg, R. Cook, J Nelson 113 Delta Omega Gamma Ichthus Row 1; R. Brooks, C. Harper, Row 2: H. Echols, B. Sweat, L Wilder, J. Shiro Row 1: Jonathan, D. Reh, S. Burdon, M. Flautt, G. Kremer, C. Stoner Row 2: C. Tharp, K. Bean, K. Henze, V. Waidmann, K. Kutta, Van Boxtel, B. Siverly, P. Gorf Row 3: W. Cummins, A, Baumann. A, Anderson, J. Brotherton, D. Mitchell, T. Keefauver, J. Blomberg, H. Scott. 114 Judicial Board International Club Row 1; Dr. McClintock, J. Vance, B. Priest Row 2: M. Schuldt, M. White, M. Spring Row 1: G Kfoury, E. Godshalk, B, McNeil, S, Chamseddine Row 2: S, Burdon, IVI. Fahd, IVl. Doian Row 3: E. Arreguin, D. Kfoury. 115 The Sound of Five Row 1: J. Hartz, S. Sandner, L. Giacchetti, D. Kozak Row 2: B, Gossett, S. Martin, S. Krueger, L. Wilder, J, Larson, A. Konrad, J. Schultz, D. Rienoelnl, Dr. Griffiths 116 Mortar Board The Quad Row 1: M. Kopinski, D. Bogash, H. Scott Row 2; L. Debo, B. VanRheenan, C. Dick, J. Elliott, Mrs. Freed Row 3: A. Armstrong, T- Nelson, M. White, R. Velazquez, D. Rankin, B. Anderson. Row 1: S. Garber, T. Jones, R. Lincoln, J. Holbrook, M. Dutton, B. Green, J. Slater Row 2: L. Hultgren, M. Fletcher, L. Harshbarger, R. Cornick, J. Vance, L. Seibrant, S. Coats, J. NIehnevay Row 3: D. Tanney, D. Jacobs, L. Stevens, K. Schroeder, K. Furman, L. Ross, P. Yuill, M. Fausett Row 4: P. Bubb, S. Ferguson, M. Schmitz, J. Nesemeier, D. Dietrich, K. Douglass, J. Kreps, L. Howarth, T. Haak 117 Student Association i T Row 1; P. Yuill, J. Vance, J. Bleck, T. Caffray, Row 2; T, Burke, S. Godde, R. Bland, P. Palmer, P, Goff, M. Flautt Row 3: G. Gaulrapp, B, McNeil, G. Piper, A Baumann, C Bohler fi 3 Row 1: J. Nehnevay, Secretary; N. Mini, Vice-President; Row 2: K. Kniep, Treasurer; P. Bubb, President; R. Johnson, Parliamentarian ,• -.,T f L V.J 118 Well ' s Elevator L to R: D. Monteiro, C. Harper, C. Taylor, K. Coins, L. Fottler, R. Morgan- Editor 119 The Oracle: Moving right along Row 1: L. Sauer, J, Lessick Row 2; J, Small, M, Kopinski, J. Barton, S. Burdon, M. McFadden Row 3: B. Graham, D. Anderson, J. Bult, J. Elliott, C. Stoner As Editor it is David Anderson ' s job to write threatening letters to those who have failed to pay their subscription fees. 120 Ex-editor Kopmski made himself useful In the new office by staying out of the way. Staff members attempt to short-circut the new Compugraphic. Business Manager ' s office: always a mess! 121 Oracle Maid Jan Bult covers an unsightly pipe with a fresh coat of paint Mark searches desperately for mistakes, while David carries on light-hearted banter with a nearby pop bottle. After having been restored to its original lustre, the new office awaited occupation by Oracle personnel. 122 Ravelings Even in the shadows of adversity, Ravelings staff members managed to maintain a sense of humor Emma Arreguin performed admirably as secretary. Driven only by the desire to finish so she can go home, Mary Ann Hong tries to complete another stack of preliminary layouts. The calm In the eye of the storm, advisor Anna Marie Davlsson kept the Ravelings from unraveling. 123 ;.  v ■, ' •; ivm I J xy __ kI TV 1 It mf ' a ti- ' J T V7«. Mosley, S. Burdon, . McFadden, M. Hon X.. ) 1- V i .i Co-editors Janice Barton (left) and Tenann Hougiiton College yearbooks are undergoing many changes in their format lately and new trends are forming. We have tried to change the yearbook to fit those trends that are becoming popular, as well as to get away from the tradition of formalness. We have changed the size of the book and increased the number of pages. In an effort to include as many people as possible in the book, residence halls were added. Senior pictures took on a new appearance as informal pictures were taken. There was much controversy over this matter, but in the long run, it has saved the school a bit of money, and the staff actually got to contribute a new idea to the book. The RAVELINGS is just getting back on its feet as an organization and I am glad that I have contributed to that. Last year ' s book showed that a group of determined individuals could indeed improve the quality of yearbooking here at IVIC. I hope that this year ' s RAVELINGS will show a continuation of this. There are no set rules or regulations regarding the format of the book. It is the editor ' s duty to determine what the end result will be. It isn ' t an easy job and it puts the editor under a lot of stress and strain. But, this year ' s staff and editors survived, even though it seemed as if we had more bad days than good. Along with your diploma and a few other memories of IVionmouth, you will probably take this book with you. I hope, sincerely, that it is something you will enjoy picking up later on in your life. I would like to apologize to any person, organization, or senior that we missed, or that missed us— as far as picture taking goes. The majority of pictures for this book were taken, developed and printed in a 3 week period. (That ' s a lot of work!) I would like to thank Janet Nelson for all of her help by taking and printing the majority of the pictures appearing in this book. I really app reciate all you ' ve done. Thanks to all my staff members and friends who help me in times of need. (Believe me, you have many times of need as an editor!) My special thanks to Maria McFadden for keeping me sane through my year of editorship. Dear Friends, This year has been a tough one, but isn ' t every year a tough one when you ' re on the yearbook staff and trying to compile a book that is better than the year before. If I were an objective observer instead of bemg the co-editor of the RAVELINGS, I would consider the RAVELINGS stafF to be the most disorganized, organized organization on campus, but I think you are going to enjoy this yearbook despite that observation. I would like to thank our staff individually if I may. Thank you Dave Anderson for your beautiful work on the lay-out of the yearbook cover and for your original ideas on layouts; thank you Tica Burdon for helping on lay-out and typing; thank you Mary Ann Hong for doing the typing as well as layouts and for being a good sounding board; thank you Becky Mosley for keeping our account book balanced; thank you Janet Nelson and Greg Phillips for your outstanding work on photography; thank you Cynthia Swift- Fingers Stoner for a lot of typing and thank you Mike Virlee for helping us out when we really needed you. Last, but never the least thank you Janice Barton and Maria McFadden (I consider her to be a co-editor as well) for letting me work with you and learn how to use that enlarging reduction thing-a-ma-jig used for layouts. I have learned much working with you. I hope to do as well a job next year. I would like to thank everyone in the yearbook (yes, this means you) for your cooperation. See you next year. Tenann L. Houghton, co-editor of RAVELINGS Sincerely, Janice Barton, co-editor of RAVELINGS 125 WMCR t ; ii station Managers Curt Nelson (left) and Perry Frulla by day and by night 1 1 1 1 ■ ■j T y l m i ! Bx ! S9i ' ?mI 1 1 B1 1 1 ii Mary Flautt, like all other WMCR disc jockeys, finally gets a chance to transmit a radio show to something other than dead dorm receivers. 126 M V Row 1: C, Harper, R. Brooks, A. Van Boxtel, Row 2: D, Auer, K. Bean, K. Polley, T. Chiodo, B. Siverly, T, Houghton Row 3: D. McCllntock, J. Small, J. Kraemer, P. Frulla, C, Nelson, N, Hauserman, M. Magill, M, Flautt, J, Elliot, T. Rodriguez Breakfast-goers delight to the antics of Martin Feeney and his sidekick, Charley Noodle (not pictured), as their all too familiar voices wafted into the cafeteria over the early morning air waves. 127 Panhellenic Council Row 1: M. Jones, K. Whowell, A. Clark, N. Costello, J. Smith, Row 2: Mrs. D. Skornicka, advisor, P. Young, C. Camel (Vice-president- Secretary), S. Tirpitz, (President) Interfratemity Council Row 1: B. Richardson, B. Parker, B. Hillison, C. Carson, Row 2: R. Jacobs, M. Spring, J. Blessing, C. Bohler (Secretary- treasurer), J. Hollingsworth, R. Krafft (President), Row 3; B. Hurckes, D. Pulliam, M. Mirando. 129 Kappa Delta Row 1: C. Miller, S. Sucharzewski, K.D. Bear, L. Hultgren, J. Probst, K. Kaempfer, H, Lewis, Row 2: L. Schoening, S. Sandner, T. Sayers, C. Birkhead, L DeBo, M. Burks, P. Batson, S. McKee, P. Amodeo, Row 3: R, Stanley, J Hartz, S. West, K Whowell, L. Skeel, C. Brockman, C- Neese, P. Blake, S. Ambrose, M- Heitt, Row 4: H. LaChance, M. Jones, D. Robinson, S. Lewaniak, S. Tirpitz, M- Boyle, K. Kilgore, S. Weiner, T. Bushnell, C. Trout, S. Pye, Row 5: C. Coblentz, N. Durkin, C. Cook, K. Henze, A. Konrad, C. Bohler, E. Snarskis, L. Horney, C. Tarenec, S. Cechner, L. Bender 130 Kappa Kappa Gamma Row 1: S. Coats, J. Vance, R. Rastede, J. Gallagher, L. Meents, B. Stahl, A. Poulos, Row 2: K. Ralph, H. Schwab, P. Yuill, M. Alex- ander, S. Glembin, C. Chavez, A. Snyder, C. Condon, J. Schneiter, M. Holloran, C. Dunne, Row 3: J. Kisler, A. Kawashima, B. Babcock, A. DeCoster, K- Ford, L. Kaunzinger, K. Sanderson, L. Campbell, L. Giacchetti, J. Harrison, M. Mastio, Row 4: B. Mosley, K. earner, D. Whiting, J. Holler, J. Fayhee, C. Pierce, C. Aibers, M. Orzeske, D. Kritsch, K. Brock, D. Grandgeorge, M. Fletcher, K. Bowman. 131 Pi Beta Phi Row 1: C. Maxfield, M. Mattox, K. Furman, L. Ross, M. Peiker, J. Bleck, Row 2; D. Merrill, C. Adams, J. Whitney, K. Buttinghausen, T. Kessler, M. Holland, J. Smith, M. O ' Neil, Row 3: V. Dana, B. Currie, J. Purlee, A. Lahue, J. Haun, R. Cornick, K. Eberhardt, Row 4: K. Griffith, L, Stone, L. Siebrandt, C. Davmroy, S. Musgove, L- Stephens, C. Gillen, C. Camel, K. Kelly, S. Meaker, Y. Mensing 5 ■ . ,} 132 .i I Alpha Tau Omega Row 1: B. Elliott, T, Snavely, J. Camp, R. Haynes, B. Corrigan, M. Houlihan, S. Krueger, J. Brinkman, T. Hruby, P. Hann, B. Bodine, M. Shaughnessy, B. Hurckes, G. Kulhanek, Row 2; S. Godde, W. Erickson, M. Spring, M. Stephen, E. McClory, K. Aide, G. Gaulrapp little sisters Row 1: S. Pye, B. Miller, J. Bleck, A, Poulos, L Giacchetti, S. West, J. Harrison Row 2; B. Martin, M. Boyle, Y. Mensing, J. Smith, T. Morrison, D. Taylor, M. Welch, C. Conrady Row 3; R, Swanson, C. Bohler, S. Musgove, D. George, T. Bushnell, M. Alexander, D. Jones 133 Sigma Alpha Epsilon lAvll L to R: R. Black, T. Short, J, Quigley, K O ' Brien, M. Goebel, S. Borik, B. Wright, B. Richardson, L. Olson, C. Johnson, D. Spaulding, W. Kalife, S. Kohn, S, Scanlan, C. Willman, R. Johnston little sisters L to R: M, Klenske, M, Probert, C Squibb 134 Sigma Phi Epsilon Row 1: D. Reinohel, T. Stark, J. Karkabi, T. Hart, Row 2: B. Norton, R, Stansell, F. Waller, V. Raimondi, J. Kemp, M. Mirando, C. Carson, M. Weegar, Row 3: J. Deuger, B. Graham, R. Johnston, S. Tisor, S. Al-Ammari, M. Stansell, C Bohler, S, Russell, T. Saddoris, W, Biemolt, J. Darrah, A. Whitehall, M, McCreight, M. McNall, C, Oney little sisters Row 1: A. Clark, Row 2: N. Durkin, K. Waters, L. Kaunzlnger, D. Kritsch, H. Schwab, M. Orzeske, H. Lewis, Row 3; J. Shor, B. Tilton, A. Myers, C. Dunne, K. Brock, S. Smaus, P. Parubek, Row 4: S. Weiner, T. Buntin, C. Gillen, K. Kelly, N. Kunky, S. Martin 135 Theta Chi Row 1; J. Jones, Row 2; M. Myerwich, R. Johnson, S. Gray, B. Wellner, Row 3: D. Taubert, J- Fabianski, M- Cozzi, G. Ricketts, J. Edmund, R. Slover, T. Chiodo, J. Amato, C. Davis, Fred, Row 4: C. LaDew, J. Wingate, J. Hollingsworth, B. Hillison, M, Dobson, B, Marlovitts, T. Coursey, D. Pulliam, S. Purlee, S. Baker, P. Paulson little sisters Row 1: M. Mattox, A DeCoster, G Saurbaugh, G- Miller, C. Hahn, Row 2: R. Cornick, L. Fottler, L. Bender, C. Albers, L Meents, C. Coblentz, J Hartz, K, Schroeder, Row 3: D- Merrill, L. Siebrandt. H. LaChance, M. Burks, J. Gallager, J Phelps, Row 4: C- Pierce, S. Glembin, J Faehee, J Holler, K, Lewis, B Ulmer. 136 Tau Kappa Epsilon Row 1: M. Chevalier, S. Gray, B. McNeil, D. Devine, D. Stanton, D. McKillip, Row 2: D. Correll, D. Bogash, D. Olson, R. Krafft, B. Gordon, D. Nimmo, M. Slick, J. Roth, Row 3: J. Jeffers, T. Hartshorn, B. Parker, J. Blessing, T. Clafut, L. Jamison, B. Houle, K. Goodwin, C. Lemon 137 Zeta Beta Tau Row 1: Dr. Kieft, Row 2; G. Phillips, D. Albntton, F. Beshears, J. Kirk, J, Bergquist, M, Burau, J. Bacher, Row 3; G. Lavine, T. Dober, J, Perschke, R- Vance, T. McCabe, A. McGehee, J. Schiro, B. Rogers, R. Velazquez, Row 4: J. Schaedel, S. Erenhart, M- Skov, S. Dick, R. Bland, T. Johnson, M. Wendland, S. Jones, M. Kopinski, J. Ray, Row 5: R. Jacobs, J. Kraemer, G. Lowe, M. Schuldt, D, Gould, D. Keyser, K. Nelson, D. Horneck, D. Rankin, S. Murmann, P Palmer little sisters Row 1: K. Sanderson, L. Campbell, P. Batson, K. Peterson, C. Miller, S, Tirpitz, L. Debo, Row 2. R. Velazquez, R Meier, S- McKee, A. Brown, B. VanRheenan, E. Arrequin, J. Vance, S. Sucharzewski, K. Whowell, Row 3; J, Schneiter, S. Edwards, C- Birkhead, C, Schaefer, M, Hong, L. Schoening, Row 4: T, Caffray, J. Probst, D. Whiting, T, Harvell, V. Waldmann, C Neese, P, Blake, Row 5: A. Konrad, S. Lewaniak, R. Stanley, C- Brockman, D. Hearne y- -: m. - ? . .. £S y . iin gss .; ' -?; 140 142 143 144 ' ji£y£ k i Ai ' . 146 . . ' . 1 ' ' Mm M i j m mMs mi i i  •MJ.V,36 • ' i ' .VAMJiRWt .. 147 149 « ' •, m  - ' g WirXi. 1. Jeff Engwall-English History-Aledo, IL 2. Kathy Henze-History Religious Studies- Arlington Heights IL 3. Bonnie VanRheenan Psychology-Hawarden, lA 152 % F ! 1. Rodney Slover- Business Admmistration-Oquawka, II 2. Cynthia Dick- Music- Rockford, IL 3. Terry Burke— Elementary Education — Naperville, IL 153 1. Preston Haar— Business Administration — Monmouth, IL; Robert Carson— Business Administration — Carthage, IL 2. Michael Wendland-Busmess Administration-Rocl Island IL 3 Norihan Bmti Abu Hassan- Mathematics -Taipmg, Perak t y HH | k 1 ••2 j, M«: :-k m. « ' v 154 1. John Amato-Scoiology-South Beloit, IL 2. Gerald Pipe-Business Administration-Chicago, IL 3. Barbara Anderson- Psychology-Normal, IL 155 1. Linda DeBo-Biology - Rock, Island, IL 2. Cathy Cook- Elementary Education-Makakilo, HI 3- Amy deVitalis— Art-Monmouth, IL 156 1. Gerald Palomo -Mathematics — Blue Island, IL 2. THE QUAD-L to R; Julie Purlee- Elementary Education - Roseville, IL; Thea Nelson— History- Louisville, KY; Beryl Currie- Elementary Education Physical Educatior-Northbrook, IL; (back) Amanda Lahue, Roxanne Cornick- Elementary Education, ' Sociology— West Liberty, lA, Julie Stubbs Elementary Education New Boston, IL; Mary O ' Neill 157 1. Amy Armstrong — English-Springfield, IL 2. Ron Jacobs— Chemistry- Northbrook, IL 3. George Haynes-Speech Communication Arts -Bushnell, IL 158 1- John Darrah- Business Administration Government— Monmouth, IL 2 L to R: Nancy Mini Elementary Education Topical — Peoria, IL; Wanda Williams-Elementary Education Topical-Lombard, IL, Katherine Bowman-Elementary Education -Lake Forest, IL, (back) Lynne Campbell- Elementary Education-Newton, lA, Betty Perry-English- Gladstone, IL; Gay Michelle Coats- Elementary Education Physical Education - Glasford, IL 159 1. Maria McFadden-Geoloqy-Streator, IL 2. Chesney Hunter - Physical Education. Sociology -Peoria, 3. David States Gould II- Psychology-Canton, IL f t, 160 1. Ronald Jackson -Psychology Government 2. Ralph Velazquez-Biology Chemistry-Oak Forest IL 3. Jeffrey Kreps- Physical Education -Macomb, IL (left) I B ffi ' SitltiSSSix 161 1. Juanita Hoskins-Business Administration-Chicago, IL 2. John Eiliott-Mathematics Business Administration-Somonauk, IL 3. Mark Kopinski-Business Admmistration-Hanover Park, IL I i i 162 1. David Bogash Business Administration-Geneva, IL 2 L to R: Kathryn Carner- Elementary Education Topical — Kirkwood, IL; Jane Nehnevay-Elementary Education Topical- Chicago Heights, IL, Pamela Yuill-Business Administration - Batavia, IL; (back) Cynthia Chavez— Art Business Administration- Chicago, IL; Janet Moller -Speech Communication Arts History- Lake Forest, IL; Mary Kay White-Biology-Rockford, IL; Kristine Stone - Elementary Education-Peoria, IL 163 1 Theodore Stark III— Business Administration Religious Studies- Edina, M N 2. Michael VanDyke (center) — Chemistry Physics— Waukegan, IL 3. Tim Johnson— Business Administration Government— Moline, IL I 164 1. Paul Bubb— History-lpava, IL 2. John Small II— Speech Communication Arts— Utica, IL 3. Jeanine Allison — Government History-Blandinsville, IL 165 1 Susan Nelson-Spanish-White Bear Lake, IVIN 2 William Richardson-Speech Communication Arts-Pinehurst, NC 3. Randall Krafft-Government-Summit, NJ 166 1. Robin Whitt— Elementary Education -North Aurora, IL 2. Raymond Bland-Psychology— Spring Valley, IL 3. Brian Clayborn — Religious Studies— Chicago, IL 167 In Memory . . . It was but yesterday we met in a dream. You have sung to me in my aloneness, and I of your longings have built a tower in the sky. But now our sleep has fled and our dream is over, and it is no longer dawn. The noontide is upon us and our half waking has turned to a fuller day and we must part. If in the twilight of memory we should meet once more, we shall speak again together and you shall sing me a deeper song. And If our hands should meet in another dream, we shall build another tower in the sky . . . -taken from THE PROPHET — K. Gibran Marilyn Murphy 168 With Heartfelt Thanks The Ravelings Staff would like to dedicate this book to Reverend Paul McClanahan for his years of devoted service to Monmouth College. In the words of Professor J. Stafford Weeks— Paul has been a friend of students. He is for them and they know it. His concern to help students examine their values has been expressed in courses, seminars, and field trips. Staff members and students alike have seen in Paul what one faculty member calls a combination of faith at its best. ' Professor McClanahan retired at the conclusion of the 1978-1979 academic, school year after having served the college as chaplain from 1964-1979. Thank you Reverend McClanahan for your outstanding contributions to MC. 169 student Enrollment 1978-79 Adams, Christine Adams, Robert Al-ammari, Saud Abdullali Albers, Cynthia Albritton, David Aide, Karl Alexander, Mary Allison, Jeanine Allison, William Amato, John Ambrose, Susanna Amodeo, Patricia Anderson, Alan Anderson, Barbara Anderson, David Anderson, Michael Anderson, Robert Arriffin, Yaacob Armstrong, Amy Arreguin, Emma Azzam, Wajdi Auer, David Babcock, Barbara Babcock, Richard Bacher, Joseph Baker, Steve Barton, Janice Barr, Julie Batson, Pamela Baumann, Andrew Baxter, Julie Bean, Kerry Becraft, David Becker, Roger Bemiss, Beverly Bender, Lora Benavides, Maria Berg, Cheryl Bergquist, John Beshears, Frank Biemolt, Wayne Birkhead, Christine Black, Robert Blake, Patricia Bland, Debra Bland, Raymond Blessing, Joseph Bleck, Jeanne Blender, James Blomberg, Jill Bodine, Brent Bogash, David Bohler, Cindy Bohler, Christopher Bonynge, Lisa Borik, Steve Bourdon, Terry Bowman, Katie Boyle, Mary Bravo, Alejandro Bravo, Gerardo Brannon, Mary Brasche, Suzanne Brewer, Derek Breshnehan, Timothy Brinkmann, Jeffry Brown, Arvette Brown, Cheryl Brown, Christopher Brown, Michael Brown, Robert Brockman, Carol Brooks, Joel Brotherton, Joel Brock, Karen Brooks, Ralph Bubb, Paul Buehler, Gary Bult, Janice Buntin, Teresa Burdon, Susan Burks, Mary Burau, Mark Burg, Rita Burke, Terry Bushnell, Theresa Buttinghausen, Kristina Byers, Gloria Caffray, Tammy Camel, Cheryl Camp, Jeffrey Campbell, Lynne Campbell, Nancy Carson, Cole Carver, Jeff earner, Kathryn Carson, Robert Cechner, Susan Chavez, Cynthia Chayer, Martin Chapin, Ross Chamseddine, Salami Chard, Thomas Chevalier, Marc Chiodo, Anthony Chiaracharuwat, Pithayawat Christerson, Mark Clark, Alan Clark, Audrey Clayborn, Brian Clapper, Craig Clark , Ivy Clawson, Jeffery Clark, Michael Closen, Michael Coats, G. Michelle Coblentz, Cheryl Condon, Cathleen Conrady, Carol Cook, Cathy Cook, Richard Cooper, James Cooper, Steven Correll, Dan Cornick, Roxanne Corrigan, Robert Corbin, Roger Cory, Susan Costello, Nora Coursey, Terry Cozzi, Martin Crawford, Brian Creighton, Joseph Crum, Cathy Cummins, Wesley Currie, Beryl Curry, Brian Curtis, Robert Dahm, Debby Daniel, Steven Dana, Varleen Darrah, John Davinroy, Conny Davis, Charles Davis, Jon Davenport, Katye Davis, Lynn Debo, Linda Decoster, Ann Deckard, June Denny, Virginia Derricott, J.J. DeVitalis, Amy Devine, Douglas Devita, John Devore, Susan Dick, Cynthia Dick, Steven Dietrich, David Dixon, Tamyra Dobson, Michael Dober, Terry Dodson, Kevin Dolan, Moira Douglass, R. Keith Doxstader, Scot DuBois, Jule Duffy, Sharon 170 Duke, Jay Dunne, Carrie Duncan, James Durkin, Noreen Dutton, Michael Eberhardt, Karen Echols, Harvey Eckley, George Eckley, Robert Eckley, Stephen Edman, Jim Edwards, Stephanie Ehrenhart, Steven Elliott, Brian Elliott, John Emerick, Kevin Engwall, Jeff Eric kson, William Ewalt, Johan FablanskI, James Fahd, Marcelino Farrell, Michael Faysett, Craig Fausett, Monte Fayhee, Jaelene Feldman, J. Dean Ferguson, Samuel Flautt, Mary Fletcher, Marilyn Forkner, Carl Ford, Kristeen Fortune, Thomas Fottler, Linda Frankenthal, Charles Franco, Porfirio Frulla, Perry Furman, KImberly Gallagher, Jane Galusha, Russell Garber, Steve Garner, Theodore Gaulrapp, George Gentry, TImothea George, Diane GlacchettI, Laura Gibson, Martin Gillen, Cynthia GInther, Daniel Glancy, Kathleen Glembln, Susan Godshalk, Edward Godde, Steve Goebel, Mark Goff, Peggy Golns, Kathy Gold, Richard Goodwin, Kevin Gordon, Robert Gossett, Barbara Gould, David Grandgeorge, Debra Graham, Bruce Gray, Steven M. Gray, Steve M. Green, Robert Griffith, KImberly Grube, Mark Gulllnger, William Gullickson, Elizabeth Haar, Preston Haak, Timothy Hahn, Ceclle Halm, Jennifer Halloran, Molly Hannon, Janet Harper, Charles Hartz, Julie Harrison, Judith Harshbarger, Lorl Harkness, Patrice Hart, Tony Harvell, Tamata Hassan, Mohamad Hassan, Norihan Abu Hat ipanaglotls, Vasiliki Haun, Jean Haussermann, Norma Hay, David Haynes, George Haynes, Ralph Haynes, Roger Hearne, Diana Helm, Bettlna Heller, Paula Hemming, Karia Henze, Kathy Heslop, Susan HIett, Merleanne Hilst, Lmda Hillison, Robert Hllna, Mary Hoffman, VIbeke Holbrook, John Holloway, James Holllngsworth, Jay Holler, Jane Holesinger, Kent Hokmberg, Linda Holland, Mary Holets, Thomas Holmes, Valorie Hong, Mary Ann Norton, Brett Horneck, Donald Horney, Leann Hoskms, Juanlta Houle, Bruce Houghton, Tenann Houlihan, William Howarth, Louis Hruby, Thomas Huff, James Hultgren, Lori Hunter, Chesney Hurckes, William Ibrahim, Azman Bin Jacobs, Daniel Jacobs, Ron Jake, Marjorie Jalloul, Jemileh Jameson, Larry Jeggers, John Jenkins, Douglas Jensen, Susan Johnson, Charles Johnson, Christopher Johnson, Doan Trang Thi Johson, Jann Johson, Lorl Johnson, Robin Johnson, Timothy Johnson, W. Russell Johnston, Rodney Jones, Donna Jones, Mary Jones, R. David Jones , Timothy Jones, W, Scott Joseph, Stephen Kadir, Habsah Kaempfer, Karen Kafer, PattI Kalafut, Thomas Kanso, Bachir Abdallah Karkabi, JohnnI Kaunzmger, Lorl Kawashima, Atsuko Keefauver, Timothy Kellert, Carolyn Kelly, KImberly Kemp, John Kennedy, KImberly Kessler, Tracey Ketchum, Kevin Keyser, David Kfoury, George Khalife, Walld Kienitz, Rebecca 171 Kilgore, Kathleen King, Andrea Kirk, John Ksler, Jodi KIstler, Jean Klenske, Madaiyn Kniep, Kent Kohn, Scott Komperda, William Konrad, Alison Kopinski, Mark Kozak, Denise Kraemer, Jerry Krafft, Randall Kremer, Genevieve Kreps, Jeffrey Kritsch, Deborah Krueger, Scott Kuhnkey, Nancy Kulhanek, George Kunkler, Karen Kutta, Kevin La Chance, Hope La Devii, Craig Lafferty, Timothy Lahue, Amanda Land, Barbara Lansbarkis, James Lane, Thomas Lavine, Guy Lee, Woe Hyung Louis Lemon, Christopher Lessick, R. Jean Levita, Joseph Lewis, Holly Lewis, Kimberly Lewis, Sylvester Lewaniak, Susan Lincoln, Ricky Litchfield, Lora Lyoyd, Valarie Lohrmann, Sherry Long, Tad Lowe, Gerald Lucas, Tim Lukens, Ann Luton, Pam Magill, Matthew Magnus, Ruth Mahoney, David Mandrell, Melodie Martin, Rebecca Marlovits, Robert Martin, Sharon Mastio, Merideth Matykiewicz, Andy Mattox, Majorie Matson, Ted Maxfield, Carol McClintock, Douglas McClory, Edward McCants, Joan Holt McCreight, Mark McCabe, Timothy McDade, Joseph McFadden, Maria McGehee, James McKillip, Dale McKillip, Donald McKnight, James McKee, Sheri McManus, Kevin McNeil, Brian McNeill, Jeffrey McNall, William Mead, Kim Meaker, Sally Meents, Laura Meinhart, Michael Meier, Rae Jean Mensing, Yvonne Merrill, Dian Meyerowich, Mark Miller, Beth Miller, Cindy Miller, Dorella Miller, Geraldine Miller, Pamela Mini, Nancy Mirando, Mark Mitchell, Daniel Mitchell, John Mofht, David Miller, Janet Monteiro, Denise Monteiro, Donna Morgan, Joel Morgan, J. Tony Morgan, Rene Morgan, Steven Morrisson, Tina Mosley, Rebecca Mrozinski, Jeffrey Mudgett, Jerri Murmann, Steve Musgove, Sarah Myers, Ann Neally, Kirk Neese, Cathy Nehnevay, Jane Nelson, Curtis Nelson, Janet Nelson, Susan Nelson, Thea Nesemeier, John Nichol, Thomas Nimmo, David Noble, Glen O ' brien, Kenneth Olson, David Olson, Elizabeth Olson, Gordon Olson, Lance Oney, Chris O ' Neill, Mary Orzeske, Margaret Owens, Linda Packard, Sidney Palermo, Barbara Palomo, Gerald Palmer, Paul Parker, Annette Parker, Benjamin Parker, Charles Paroubek, Pamela Paulus, Cindy Paulson, Philip Peiker, Melissa Perry, Betty Perry, Edward Perschke, John Petersen, Karia Phelps, Suzanne Phillips, Gregory Pierce, Lucinda Pifer, Thomas Piper, Gerald Polley, Kathryn Pospischil, William Poulos, Andrea Probst, Julie Probert, Marguerite Pulliam, Daniel Purlee, Julie Purlee, Steve Pye, Susan Quigley, James Rabedeaux, Bruce Radakovich, Bradley Raimondi, Vincent Ralph, Kimberly Rankin, Doug Rashid, Hilmi Abdul Rastede, Ruth Rante, Razak Ray, John Redmond, Susan Reh, Dawn 172 Reinhard, Thomas Reinoehl, Donald Reitz, Debra Retterer, Linda Richardson, William RIcketts, Gary Rickey, Paul Roberts, Gall Robinson, Donna Rodeffer, Kerry Rodgers, Redonna Rodriguez, TImoteo Rogers, Bryant Ross, Cella Ross, Laura Roth, Angela Roth, Gerald Ruse, H. 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Kim Young, Gregory Young, Patricia Jo Yuill, Pamela Zainuddin, Zarlta Zari, Brenda Zlllman, Thamar 173 Special Thanks to . . The editors of this book would like to thank the following people for their contributions to the production of this yearbook. No matter how great or small your contributions were, we appreciate them all. Mike Virlee, our HerfF Jones Representative Dave Anderson for his cover design Bryan Siverly for the front cover picture Trudy Killey for her efficiency in getting information that we needed over the summer months Dennis Johnson, photographer for Public Information Richard Perry, Director of Public Information Karen Steele for helping us whenever we needed it Harry Owen Doug Rankin Mary Crow for lending us her slides Doris Streight for clearing up our financial situation Bruce Graham for photography Greg Phillips for photography Brad Radakovich for photography and our small, but helpful and efficient staff for their consistent help and encouragement. Our Special Thanks go to Janet Nelson for her outstanding contributions in the area of photography. Without her there would be no 1978-79 Ravelings. Thanks to Anna Marie Davison for keeping us all in line and for bringing up our hopes when we felt like giving it all up. 174 175 Autographs 176 9