Monmouth College - Ravelings Yearbook (Monmouth, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1988 volume:

Monmouth College Ravelings Volume Ninety-One Nineteen Eighty-Eight Monmouth, Illinois 2 — 01 PEOPLE GREEKS STUDENT LIFE SPORTS ORGANIZATIONS FACULTY CLOSING PAGE 4 PAGE 16 PAGE 40 PAGE 58 PAGE 82 PAGE 108 PAGE 126 Many students had fun playing in the snow that fell in December. Opening — 3 4 — PJ People FREWMEN Radha S. Aiwa Tenaku Fadillah Asha Ari Chris A. Benning Mark A. Borkowicz Alvin Lamar Brooks Kimberly Elise Cain Kevin D. Call Stuart W. Carr Karon Evette Cotton Michael David Danner LuAnn M. Dunn Amber L. Edwards Emilio M. Fuentes Jr. Dave S. Grein Kimberlev Ann Haley Daivd Michael Hammonds Keith Hollendonner Vicki S. Holmes Cheryl Denise Horn Yvonne Howard Wi Wes VV. Jacobs liam T. Johnson Jr. Michele Marie Kamedula Seiko Karaki Jode Marie Karwath John E. Kator John Ray Kell Stephen A. Klien Sharon R. McHone LaShawn T. McNulty 6 — Fr. fRE£tftmi Natallie Anne Mallie Michele Gina Mangel Tonya Lee Meier Melinda B. Miller Steve G. Mizell Naumul Mulud Shannon Kathleen Oberle DuFresne Anne Penrod Angela Sue Pensinger Robert W. Piane Todd M. Pree Luis 0. Ramirez Heather R. Robinson Michelle Kay Saunders Brion R. Scheidel Elizabeth Jeanne Schmidt Rhonda S. Seelye Jeffrey D. Shuchman Steve C. Shupenus Judy K. Snyder Tracie L. Stahl Trudi Angela Steichmann George Troy Thomas Sherry A. Tolson Sudha Vallabhaneni Norene Beth Vass Chang Chow Watchinin David Brian Wyatt Fr. — 7 SOPHOMORES Cathy E. Ciburt George E. Davis Tina Marie Decker Greg Thomas Dekuster Theresa Ann Downs Charles C. Farr Daniel T. Flanagan Danette Elizabeth Forbes Kurt J. Fowler Kristyna Sue Gilbert Norizan JH. Halus Theresa L. Howard Rochelle Chantea Hurt Adam Benjamin Ismail Carin Lea Johnson Suzanne Rose Kozyra Kai Thu Leong Laura C. Loy Reginald C. McCottrell Michael John Mihallik 8 — So. SOPHOMORES Robert Towner Nelson III Mayuko Obuchi Kurt L. Pemberton Victoria I. Perez Stacy Wade Reese Kevin D. Sefton Kerry Beth Shineberger Carlos Frederick Smith Kristin L. Themanson Randall S. Wakeland Wan Norzita Wan Hassan Randy L. Welch Chris J. Wheat John R. Wherry Todd M. Whitlock Sylvia Zethmayr So. juniors: Jill Berna Scott A. Boone Beth N. Bremner David Brent Dahl Carol J. Donovan Melissa Maria Furrow Matthew Gilgunn Jeanette Elaine Grote Jon A. Hauser Charlotte B. Henze Dayang Salha Ibrahim Arnold Joibi Stacy Leigh Junge Debra Sue Kachle Corey Grant Kelly Andy G. Kurz Tony S. Kurz Alexander D. Lawson Anne C. Mader Tamara Sue Martin 10 — Jrs. juniors: Bradley Charles Nahrstadt Cheri L. Nelson Karin R. Owrey Awee Rabidin Terri M. Reed Kelly L. Rinker Diane C. Snellenberger James Anthony Stolz II Kendra Sue Turner Mary E. Westemeier •Jacaueline Kay White Janet Sue Workman Todd E. Wozniak M. Travis Wyatt Jamal Bin W.Z. Kipli Soon Chye Yap Jrs. 11 SENIORS Timothy Russell Adams William Kenneth Ault Leonard John Carlson Kok Heng Chew Paula D. Danforth Donald M . Elliott Kelly Anne Emmert Curtis C. Farr Sandra K. Johnson Kristine M. Ketcham Lisa A. Kruse Mary Ann Larsen 12 — Seniors mnoK Monica Laude Veronica Laude Douglas J. Lidewll Arthur Lim Nohezah Md. Noh Kim Anne Molloy Sean M. O ' Leary Sharon Rose Petschke David Andrew Polelle Rick Schaller Mary M. Slarna Glenn A. Stout Marcia K. Suess Yoshio Suzuki Dean W. Turnquist Donna Ann Wenner Seniors 13 SENIORS John S. Winebright Yi Yu Japar Yunus 1987 Homecoming King and Queen Curt Farr and Kim Buckert. 1987 Homecoming Senior Attendants Lisa Kruse and Todd Swanson. 14 — Seniors TUB BIG SNOW I Is 1 1 2 00 STUDENT AFFAIRS CHRISTMAS LOVER CELE8R ST1 LOBBY -4 00 SC GAMERltHOfcS -I a| P| snow II H B ■ _2__Hnl ■■P MN ! ft ' ' txiav srfei 15 = — s. fne -; r , UP pro-f i= hen? E i The Big Snow — 15 16 Greeks — 17 The Kappas enjoyed themselves at the homecoming parade. 18 — Greek Candids The KD ' s performed for Scot ' s Sing. Greek Candids — 19 20 — Greek Candids The Pi Phi ' s enjoyed throwing the dummy into the Homecoming bonfire. Dawn Lorenz was in the parade for the Homecoming King and Queen court. Greek Candids — 21 - The Sig Eps performed as the Blues Brothers during the Scot ' s Sing. Amy Manning is busy paying attention at a SA meeting. The Sig Eps marched as the Kazzoo Band during The Homecoming Parade. 22 — Greek Candids ALPHA TAU OMEGA An ATO seems ready to answer a ques- tion asked. Joe kills an ATO during the jello wres- tling meet during Scot ' s Day. Alpha Tau Omega — 23 SIGMA PHI miLON The Sig Ep ' s march down broadway for the Homecoming Parade. Dave Ramey and Corey Kelly perform The Blues Brothers for Scot Sing. 24 — Sigma Phi Epsilon I THETA CHI _ The Theta Chi ' s sit in front of the house during the Homecoming Parade. A Theta Chi participates in the egg toss throw during Scot ' s Day. Theta Chi — 25 En Zrta MpV Eun XQS7 10HH I w iHmtimutth (Cnllrgr V Brothers of ZBT show their spirit dur- ing the 1987 Homecoming parade. 26 — Zeta Beta Tail TAU KAPPA EPSILON Tau Kappa Epsilon — 27 ALPHA TAU OMEGA LITTLE £ mR£ 28 — Alpha Tau Omega Little Sisters Tf ETA Oil LITTLE SISTERS Theta Chi Little Sisters — 29 ZETA BETA TAU LITTLE SISTERS 30 — Zeta Beta Tau Little Sisters Amy Manning poses for her SA picture. - ' J 1 F The Kappa ' s see how loud they can yell at the bonfire. Ed Zimmerman and Coleen Barker- Williamson play volleyball. Candids — 31 060000000 00000000 © 10H? f ions g F iKmt mmt tli a ' ullrur F © © 32 — Kappa Delta Michelle Hall and Kelly Goudschaal present the Lutheran Day Care Center with a donation. Tureka Watson kills Laura Smajo dur- ing the jello wrestling. Kappa Delta — 33 34 — Kappa Kappa Gamma KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA The Kappa ' s show their spirit during the Homecoming parade. DRIVE- |lMil9£Mi«i rr4 - £ . [ The Kappa ' s exhibit their spirit for the Fighting Scots by displaying a banner during the Homecoming game. i ! , 8 ' • ' . The Kappa ' s and the TKE ' s participat- ed together in Scot Sing. Kappa Kappa Gamma — 35 Wl § ft Seta yiTt lsrar 10HS fHmtimutth (Tnllrur 9 69$ pP R Pft£ ™ qaq Qf ftQQ 36 — Pi Beta Phi The Pi Phi ' s and Sig Ep ' s performed together for Scot ' s Sing. Anita Fort poses for the camera. HR fe . .«•■ Pi Beta Phi — 37 Keith Schmidt and Kelly Patch were having fun as orientation leaders. Chris Biermann and Cheryl Conaway walk together down the football field. Amy Manning and Pam Malone per- form in one of the year ' s many plays. iW 38 — Greek Candids Front row: Michelle Lacy, Lisa Yerby, and Lisa Kruse. Back row: Michelle Mangle, Jean Peters, Renee Billups, Mary Ann Larsen, and Jeannine LeVasseur. PAfiffU Panhel — 39 v N v s; « 40 — Si udent Life Variety in Motion wowed the audience with their juggling and balancing skills during the Winter Carnival. One of the many couples danced the night away during the dance contest held at Homecoming. Student Life — 41 President Bruce Haywood congratu- Freshman Mike Danner competes in 1j j lates Curt Farr and Kim Buckert on the Limbo Contest at the Homecoming winning Homecoming King and Queen. Dance. Kickoff at the game headed the team towards a victory over University of Chicago. .t A 42 — Homecoming Back Tc Tie- Dtr Wa Dayi noutecouuMg 87 Alumni and students alike returned to the Do Wa days for Homecoming 1987. The weekend began with the coronation Friday night. Du- fresne Penrod and Tom Pra- puolenis were Freshmen atten- dants. Sophomore attendants were Stacy McQuellon and Gregg Guenther. Junior atten- dants were Cheri Nelson and Corey Kelly. Lisa Kruse and Dan Cotter were named Senior attendants, while Kim Buckert and Curt Farr were crowned Queen and King. The Bonfire followed with the Pi Phi ' s winning the Yell Like Hell contest and Kappa Delta winning the most cre- ative yell. The traditional Homecoming Parade began at 10:00 a.m. Sat- urday with BAAC winning first place for their float. After the BAAC ' s float own first place at the Homecoming Parade. Ed Zimmerman prepares the pile of wood for the bonfire. parade the football game start- ed with the Fighting Scots beat- ing University of Chicago 43- 22. A dance Saturday night wound everything down and took everyone back to the Do Wa ' Days.  e  «(« , ' - • « • Homecoming — 43 Ursula comforts her lady Hero after Hero ' s father disowns her at her wed- ding. Leonato amazed because his niece Be- atrice swore she could never love Bene- dick. 44 — Plays MUCH ADO ABOUT MOWING Love is the subject of Much Ado About Nothing which of course does not run smoothly. The story is full of deceptions led by Don John and carried by his follower ' s Conrade, and Borachio. The story follows four young lovers, Beatrice and Benedick, and Hero and Claudio. Beatrice and Benedick, are constantly battling with each other while love has blinded Hero and Claudio. Everything runs smoothly until Don John with the aide of Conrade and Bora- chio convince Claudio that Hero is a Lady of the Eve- ning and not worthy of mar- riage. As a result, Claudio re- fuses to marry Hero at the ceremony and Hero ' s father, Leonato disowns her. At the advice of the Friar, Hero feigns death and Claudio, overcome with grief agrees to marry a niece of Leonato ' s. When the two are united Clau- dio discovers this niece is really Hero. The two marry and Be- atrice and Benedick go past their battling to recognize their love for each other and make plans to marry. Hugh Oatcake arresting Conrade and Borachio for their villainous deeds that acused Claudio to call off his marriage to Hero. Catt Leonato, Governor of Messina Radha Aiwa Hero, his daughter Pamela Malone Beatrice, his niece Amy Manning Margaret, an attendant on Hero Jeannie Grote Balthazar, an attendant on Don Pedro John Kell Don Pedro, Prince of Aragon Rick Schaller Claudio, a young Lord of Florence . . . R. Calvin Jones Benedick, a young Lord of Padua Michael Jones Don John, bastard brother of Don Pedro Kevin Sefton Borachio, follower of Don John Brion Scheidel Conrade, follower of Don John Jeff Hughs Ursula, an attendant on Hero Mary Hauser Dogberry, a constable Steve Klien Verges, a townsman John Kell Hugh Oatcake, a townsman Mike Mihallik Servants Kelly Rice, Dani Forbes Friar Jeff Hughs Sexton Kevin Sefton S Plays — 45 „ Aunt Lottie is not allowing Netta Avala.ne Piatt tells Calvin that he tQ talk Qn the phone because she is ex . is a dried up old stick. pecting a call. Aunt Lottie feels ill while Timmy .. Harley Campbell reads a teleagram Talley listens to a disagreement. telHng of « TimmyV . death to -Qlive Talley and Buddy Talley. ¥$ % 46 — Plays Calvin tells how he ripped off the Basset place in 1913. TALLEV MO SON Talley and Son is the story of the wealthy Talley family in a small rural town during the end of the Second World War. The family patriarch, Calvin, is thought to be dying, there- fore, the grandson ' s Timmy and Buddy are called home for the funeral. Timmy is killed in ac- tion before they get together. What appears to be a strong and loving family crumbles with the news of Timmy ' s death. All the old sins of the past are brought up and used as ammunition against other fam- ily members. During the course of action Timmy wanders through the house seeing his family torn apart and all the while begin- ning to realize that he is actual- ly dead. No one can see or hear him until the very end of the show when his Aunt Lottie speaks with him which fore- shadows her own close-follow- ing death. The entire show has the gen- eral theme of individuals mean- ing nothing. Life follows the same pattern; we are born, grow up, suffer, and disappear. Some die and others fade away yet the world continues. Catt Calvin Talley Jay R. Sherwood Lottie Talley Danette E. Forbes Eldon Talley Rich Schaller Netta Talley Janice Cone Kenneth (Buddy) Talley Stephen A. Klien Olive Talley ME Westemeier Timmy Talley Kevin D. Sefton Sally Talley Kelly Rice Emmett Young Todd A. Stevens Viola Piatt Dawn E. Kamadulski Avalaine Piatt Kerry Beth Shineberger Harley Campbell John Kell Netta is telling Lottie to be quiet about burying Buddy ' s houseshoes. Eldon shows his anger towards his dad Calvin. Plays — 47 Greg and Billy help out the Sound of Five by playing backup. The Wind Ensemble performed one of their last performances outside Wallace Hall. 48 — Concerts Craig Duy does a solo during a wind ensemble concert. The Jazz Band performs in the Student Center. Concerts — 49 The Concert Choir performs at a con cert in the auditorium. The Wind Ensemble performs in the auditorium. 50 — Concerts iLLM ill [ill !H fy KSp The Wind Ensemble performs during the last week at all High School con- cert. The Wing Ensemble performed one of it ' s many concerts in the auditorium. Concerts — 51 Liz Smith makes a face as she catches an egg at the egg toss. Doug Van Laere gets thrown into the jello against his will. 7 2 52 — Scot ' s Day Jeff Hughes and another contestant in the stocking race have fun. People fell dead tired after the tug of war. Scot ' s Day — 53 The Highlanders performed at the 1988 Graduation. The Seniors of 1988 look ready for the ceremonies to begin. 54 — Graduation George Tyler is all smiles after reciev- ing his diploma. Mary Slama, Byron Sondgeroth and Melinda Starkey walk up the sidewalk to their seats. Graduation — 55 Chris Heiser recieves his diploma The procession for Graduation was done with pride. 56 — Graduation Curt Farr accepts his diploma with very much pride. Graduation — 57 rj jE, iiiii— — i ' ii tf 0 1 58 ;, Students at Monmouth Col- lege support the sports teams in various ways be it by cars or just going to the games to cheer the teams on. Sports — 59 : An at home game at Monmouth College. The Fighting Scots after making one of many touchdowns. 3 A 4 1 a Sr z 4 ■ ' ' a m M % m 5 1 P A Monmouth College player gets knocked down at the first home game. A Monmouth player runs fast to get that first touchdown. I 60 — Football •  g The Fighting Scots are happy after scoring their first touchdown of the One of The Fighting Scots tries to make a touchdown. The Scots are getting ready to break into formation so they can get the game underway. No team picture or scores available. Football — 61 The Lady Scots wait for the opposing team to hit the volleyball over the net. Everyone races to the net to see who can hit the ball first. The lady Scots wait to see if they have scored a point or not. 62 — Volleyball ' ■■ wife Hi Everyone anticipates as to where the volleyball will land. No team picture or scores available. Volleyball — 63 Monmouth Cross country runners try to out run the other teams. Tired and worn out a Monmouth Cross Country runner crosses the finish line. 64 — Cross Country A worn out runner is glad to make it to the finish line. The Monmouth runners try to be the first to the finish line. No team picture or scores available. Cross Country — 65 Two Monmouth Players try to get the soccer ball from the opposing team. A Monmouth Player has the ball while the other team watches to see what he will do. The different team members try to get the ball from one another without hit- ting one another. 66 — Soccer . ' V V f ' « ,,- u The opposing team looks on wondering where the soccer ball will go. k r, Two Monmouth players hit each other while trying to hit the soccer ball. The ball is in mid air as all the players run towards one another. No team picture or scores available. Soccer — 67 Two Knox team players try to block the Monmouth player from making a basket. The Monmouth coaches watch in an- ticipation that the team will make a basket. A Monmouth player jumps to make a basket while a Knox player tries to block it. 68 — Men ' s Basketball A Monmouth player is blocked by an opposing teammate. Monmouth scores again! No team picture or scores available. Men ' s Basketball — 69 A Monmouth player goes for a shot while the other team looks on. A Monmouth player makes a shot over the Knox players head. A Monmouth player goes for a shot de- spite the opponent who is trying to block her. 70 — Women ' s Basketball A Monmouth player goes for a lay up will the others look up. No team picture or scores available. A Monmouth player goes for a shot while the other team tries to block her shot. Women ' s Basketball — 71 A Monmouth wrestler tries to get the opponent down. A Monmouth wrestler tries to get free of the opponent. 72 — Wrestling A Monmouth wrestler tries his hardest to get the opponent to the mat. No team picture or scores available. Wrestling — 73 A Monmouth player hits the ball in hopes of hitting a home run. Pitcher Dan Nauert winds up in a win- ning effort in the first game of the Uni- versity of Dubuque doubleheader. The Scots won the second game 9-6 with the pitching of Terry Suhre. They then de- feated Illinois College 10-1 with the pitching of Arnold Gonzalez to raise their overall record of 5-1. A Monmouth player slides into just in time. 74 — Baseball a The Baseball team had many specta- tors at their games. No team picture or scores available. A Monmouth player throws the ball in hopes of getting the other team out. Baseball — 75 ' . -, ...5 r lap 76 — Softball • • s ■ ' -♦sSf The Monmouth Softball Team ready to go up and bat. Softball — 77 78 — Men ' s Tennis ' 87-88 mm CHEERLEADERS Cheerleaders — 79 80 — Track 82 dP (IF p Organizations — 83 Dan Cotter won the Senior Man of the year. Anita Fort won Senior Woman of the year. — Honors Convocation Steve Klein was elected as the Fresh- man Man of the Year. Susan Rogers was elected as the Fresh- man Woman of the Year. Honors Convocation — 85 Alvin: If only homecoming could be every- day, all the women . . . The Black Action Affairs Council are all smiles after Homecoming Parade. W i kr iV Dr. Scott, that hip hopping dude, per- forms at Scot ' s Sing. Pam Malone capitivates the Scot ' s Sing audience. Organizational Candids Only Emilio could go to CAB Formal with two beautiful women on his arm. Cheryl Conaway: Pulling this rope is like getting a straight answer from the administration!! Emilio has charmed all the women!! I say they is no competition for us what do you guys think? A lame D.J. for a lame dance! Organizational Candids — 87 Greg; Didn ' t your mother teach not to scratch there in public! Get ' em Joe!! Regency performs a cappella Motown 88 — Organizational Candids Latinos Unidos exhibit pride as they march down Broadway. How do I love thee, let me count the ways. God never told me that pulling a rope would be this tough. CAB sponsored band The Rave drew a an enormous crowd. Organizational Candids — 89 ROTC , 90 — ROTC B.A.A.C. BAAC — 91 mom ASSOCIATION 92 — SA CAB. H33 i Veronica and Monica Laude and Carrie Gawthrop show that they are members of CAB. CAB sponsored many events, including dances. Carrie Gawthrop gets a lift from one of the many acts that CAB sponsored. The members of CAB 1987- C.A.B. — 93 SPANISH HONOR CLUB 94 — Spanish Honor Club Members of Crimson Masque. Crimson Masque Executive Board: Pam Malone, Rick Schaller, and Jenny Will. Crimson Masque — 95 INTERNATIONAL CLUB 96 — International Club MCF MCF — 97 Scot ' s Day Professer Weiss gets drug into the jello by the Delta Omega Gamma ' s. Carrie Gawthrop has fun trying not to break her egg. Tureka Watson and Kerry Shineberger wrestle each other in the jello. Various people try hard to win the tug- of-war. Scot ' s Day — 99 Roz Allen and Calvin Jones perform the winning act at Scot ' s Sing. BAAC won first place for their perfor- mance of the Cotton Club . 100 — Scot ' s Sing Crisom Masque performed the Ollie North Story for Scot ' s Sing. Sherrie Tolson and Dr. Buban dance during the Cotton Club ' s performance. Scot ' s Sing — 101 WUW OF FIVE 102 — Sound of Five CONCERT CHOIR Concert Choir — 103 JAZZ BAND 104 — Jazz Band WIND E V MBLE Wind Ensemble — 105 DELTA OMEGA GAMMA: Back row: Scot Grimm MacDonald, Cathy Bijou Giberk, Don Apollo Elliott, Rob Langeworthy, Ira Tramp Smolensky, George Spike Davis and Lenny Carlson. Kneeling: Brian Scappy-Doo MacMillian, Larry Rockhound Wiedman. Sitting: John Bruner, Jeannie Lady Grote, Sean Freeway O ' Leary. Front: Sandy Bright-Eyes Johnson, Slyvia Spuds Zethme yer. DELTA OMEGA GAMMA 106 — Delta Omega Gamma p 4 108 Faculty — 109 Harlow B. Blum, Art Steven L. Buban, Sociology sTf gjr .ic - James L. DeYoung, Speech Communi cation and Theater Arts Robert R. Gillogly, Philosophy and Re ligious Studies 110 — Faculty William M. Hastings, Psychology Susan Holm, Modern Foreign Richard L. Kieft, Chemistry John and Michael Luebke, Music Faculty — 111 Rahmat Mozayan, Economics and Business Administration Edward A. Scott, Philosophy and Reli- gious Studies William Urban, History and Classics Lawrence A. Wiedman, Geology George L. Waltershausen, Art 112 — Faculty Alumna of Monmouth College got to ride the fire engine for the Homecom- ing Parade. A lot of students gathered for the foot- ball games. r5 H4 ' ■■wi f « jr t A v t j| The 1988 procession to Graduation. Candids — 113 Veronica Laude: Don ' t mind me I ' m ' incognito ' ! Donna and Rhonda are the best of friends. 114 — Candids Liz, this is supposed to be a candid shot, no posing! Mary Senica likes waving to cameras. Pledgeship — the beginning of things to come! Candids — 115 m i Can you believe what that runner is wearing!! I ' ve been watching you, Monica from across the room. I ' ve been watching you you to Emilio, let ' s get together!! t The devil and the Harlequin are caught making a pact. Dance Squad entertains the basketball crowd at half-time. 116 — Candids ' What did you say about my mother!! Carlos and Yi share a few laughs. Candids — 117 LaShawn McNulty delivers a moving speech at The Martin Luther King Vespears. Clockwise: Todd Wozniak, Bob Esch- man, Steve Clark and Dave Hammonds doing what, we don ' t know. j From left: Yvonne Howard, Haydee Aguirre, Michelle Divers and Bud Sher- man are enjoying the great weather. Raymond Doswell pays tribute to Dr. King through music. 118 — Candids Charlotte Henze, ran up and coming rock star! Sherry Tolson sings at the King Vespers. Carlos Smith recalls Dr. King also. Michelle and Jackie taking a break from reality. Candids — 119 Look mom, the Monmouth water has yet to rot my teeth!! Jesse Fox and Karen Cotton wonder what is that odor, as Raymond Doswell walks away quietly. Carlos Smith and Pebbles Jackson: At least one of them is interested in the activities!! 120 — Candids ViS Pam Malone and Amy Manning shar- ing a touching moment. Mike Janes, Mr. Athletic. I ?« My family pays $12,000 a year for me to lounge like this!!! Candids — 121 Left: Pam Malone voices her opinion. Below: Haydee Agguire is put on the spot at CAB concert. Below right: What are you looking at, I ' m just having fun. 122 — Candids Raise your hand if your Sure!! Below left: I ' m bad, I ' m bad, you know it, chum on!! Below: The Awesome Four: George Ty- ler, Rochelle Hurt, Yvonne Howard and LaShawn McNulty. Candids — 123 Right: Ann Mader waitress at CAB function. ' Doug, get up and do your job!! 124 — Candids The Up, Up, and Away balloons is down! Candids — 125 126 — Closing Sherry Tolson wonders if she has suc- ceeded in hiding from Mr. Sun. Track stars limber up for their meet, except Steve who daydreams! Spectators anxiously await for the base- ball game to commence. Rick Schaller has finally learned the secret to juggling. Closing — 127 Tamara Martin Sandra VanBork Vivenne Dipeola Danette Forbes Scott Hanley Lisa Jackson Jim Lauderdale Michael Novak Rick Partin Carlos Smith Jennifer Stevenson Jeanne McClearey Jon Kaufmann « 1987-88 STAFF Editor Photo Editor Production Copy, Production Photographs, Production Photographs Sudlow Photography Sudlow Photography Photographs Production Cover Jostens Representative Jostens Representative 128 — Closing Susan Matthews enjoys one of her last weekends at college down at the Missis- sippi River. Tammy Martin and Cheryl Horn enjoy the sun while also being in class. Chuck Farr catches some sun on a sun- ny afternoon.