1835 1971 In the beginning milk $. O .c.. WM... Wall I! q... '1 Monticello Female Seminary 1840 A .c-O-u. - --- Q- 0-..- - r-v - WV BENJAMIN GODFREY Monticello College, founded in 1835 as Monticello Female Seminary, is one of the oldest institutions for the higher education of women in the United States. It was founded by Captain Benjamin Godfrey, a retired sea captain, born in Chatham, Massachusetts in 1794- Godfrey had eight daughters for whom he wished the kind of educa- tion which would make them better wives and mothers. His belief was that ccif you educate a man you educate an individual; if you educate a woman you educate a family? With the help of Reverend Theron Bald- win, Godfreyts dream became a reality and Monticello opened FOr classes on April 11, 1838. sad 0 - T$t- . 9' .'.l ..,m-- WLm Up from the smoldering ashes From the ted-gold flames In the spiraling smoke Curled the beginning of a dream . . . After the fire of 1888. In November, 1888, fire destroyed all of Monticello save a pile of ruins. Her campus was bare, all record of her existence was de- stroyed. For a brief moment only did Harriet Newell Haskell, Principal of Monticello, give way to grief. Then - standing in the midst of a silent group - she said, It will be rebuilt. Our friends are legion? Due to her determined courage and inspiring leadership, just one year later the new Monticello was dedicated. ' A...- u w '3; '. Hyiai . 7' 4A .3. O .55 $7. , ta Eh' . .H', IA :wy , I .00..-.lltl'0. 4.! A Monticello which would grow, But never quite prosper . . The fragile embryo of a new A new Monticello . . . idea in womenws education. a ' r t - Monticello would be home and family To thousands of young women, Who over the past decades Have helped to mold the future of America and Americans. Several generations have trod the weathered halls, Questioned and learned, And if fortunate, found themselves. They have all been uMonti Girlsll - Sharing a bond which goes much further than a diploma. Whether they wore uniforms or ccFarmer johns? Bobby soxes 0r mini-skirts Although seperated by years and many changes They belong to Monticello, and she belongs to them. 3.1J'1-o l. ,vn' The cabin, the woods, the chapel, the fountain, and the classrooms. U . .- - .. . . . 0-,. ' u ' 'X, X X . X . '- t X . - X . 0 . X . .- ' I , I ..M -. I . X I . X rme 1;. t- XXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXu . X. -. . - XX XXX XXX XX XX XXXT: W. X. , ,. .. . . X X O'v-O-- l X X - IQ X a X -. X - . . i i . - . X . . X '. X X . And the Seven Ideals - Some came with them, But many more took them as their own before they left: Dignity, Service, Loyalty, Beauty, Wisdom, Democracy, and Friendship. Monticello throughout her existence Has given freely of herself. And those Who are Monticello: Student, Alumnae, Faculty, and Staff - Have also given of themselves Their tears, their hopes and dreams And very much of themselves to each other. 10 W ., .. . a . t .,. ... M . . ' ,.., -k-oc-O.. -..- w-w How many class days have passed? How many processions of Black- robed faculty and staff And White robed seniors have marched solemnly As the bell tolled to graduation exercises. a w-v-- -m; --i s: t . C . . l o- $ . w. i- - i ;. Link... 'sguw.-. . :1... ' -. o..1:u..,;.; -- . 2.1!34. 3-...bg-n. - K F e ' W3 :55. -- .h - w t--- M-h- And this Spring, as the bell tolls with Eomber dignity, It tolls for Monticello . . . Monticello, too, graduates this May with the class of 1971. If Monticello wears black, let it be a cap and gown, Rather than the crepe of mourning. ' ' V' h' '.'l- . WN'QW- . . v , . I A' . h o, ' q. 0 U ' . 'o . q'4 . . . . ' s cc -' - ' - . - - . -. a C . 4 D t .. - a v Q c ,.- . Monticello has given too much to die - She lives on in the hearts of those She has so faithfully served and Who have served her. Monticello is more than stone and mortar; She is hearts and minds - Vibrant, keen, and very much alive And this, the real Monticello has not And cannot be purchased 5 or sold. 0 .0 x I 9' 92-7. . .. A v v A . g Y O .'s 'b.. , ' ' $--.---6-8..$- l7 Q- N- -.. o Wh-v '. Q o O Opening Convocation . I ......... ........... ..................... ................... .............. ........... . o K. ..QI .00.... ...oooo.. ................ t ... ...... 0.. v ..... O .000::;....::f.aooor 00000 .0:::. a 0 OO ' .0900: ..... J Traditionally the Monticello SChOIaStic year is opened by the President of the College at the Open- ing Convocation. This ceremony marks the end of orientation, the recognition of the Student body :15 :1 whole, and the welcoming of :111 by the entire faculty in academic regalin. Following this yenrk Convocation. President and Mrs. Myers held an informal reception at The Ever- greens, inviting the Students to tour the Presidentk home, and chat with the faculty over punch and cookies, on the torCh-lit lawn. H President Myers addresses student body. The BLACK AND GOLD DINNER which preceeded Recognition had its origin almost :1 generation ago to combat the girls homesickness. During the first weeks of. school, the dinners were fancy occasions and helped build enthusiasm and promote unity among the students. The name of the dinner, Black and Gold, came from MonticelloTS colors e black as the ashes of mourning for the ruins after the fire, and gold toriginally yellowT symbolizing growth and faith in Monti- cello. The RECOGNITION SERVICE originated from the c'calling out ceremony. At this time, when womens education was new and there were no placement exams, the students had :1 personal interview at tea and their progress in school was announced. Over the years, and through better educational developments, the initial reason for calling out was lost, This ceremony was replaced by one formal recognition service held the day following the George Washington Banquet, As time passed, Recognition Service has been Changed to early fall. Orientation 22 t. '.' .-' - e211; m... ...I H ' W 'w-gco w Faculty-Student Picnic Orientation first began more as a sorority-type initiation. Eleven senior girls, known as the Heavenly Eleven, were chosen to plan the aetivities. During the orientation period you could find a Freshman rolling an egg down the hall with her nose, or scrubbing Senior Stairs with a t00thbrush. Orientation laSted from early fall until Recognition Service in the spring. Several years ago the Orientation program was changed to the type of program now held. Lets get togethetii rang through the halls this fall as the Seniors busily prepared for the new Freshman Students. Each Freshman on her arrival was greeted by her Big Sister and was presented with a black and gold beanie. Activities included a faculty-student picnic supper, campus tours, a shopping trip, a Freshman-Senior sing and the All States Dinner. The week concluded with the Opening Convocation and a faculty reception at The Evergreens. 24 Dach Weekend Registration Moms are pretty important President Myers chats with parents Faculfy-Parcnt Coffee h-Q- F! Qppwite Page: IDEAL DAUGHTER COURT AND ESCORTS: Urom left to righQFirjt Row: Lynn Zitncr, Ideal Daughter, and fa- ther, Anne Clain and father, Sue jaronik and father. Seroml Row: Deb- bie GICtzcr and father,jamic Egan and Dr. Peter Chacharonis, Cinda Clarkson and father. Tbim' Row: Kathy Harvey and Dr. Richard joncs, Joan chbaum and father, LaDonna Bcamon and father. - .o. .- ..' v o- -- ...-'::k lull v. .. .. . ,, Eh a 1 .... . ..W . ; .;' 4 x 27 Doll Dinner . e 3:?yiif$a$ime'r.tgai .1; -- --$-.1 .. Jie---Iga--- .0 - -.-..3-I...- .. ' . T u .. w.-- .d .- - - DOLL DINNER The Doll Dinner is a traditional Monticello Christmas event which had its beginning 73 years ago. This event began under the direCtion of Miss Harriet Haskell in De- cember 1897. In response to her interest expressed for :1 Chicago settle- ment program near the Stockyards, Monticello students colleCted funds from their allowances to provide a Monticello graduate as a resident of the settlement. At the Christmas season the Students purchased and dressed dolls which they sent to'the Children of the Chicago area settle- ment. To express her appreciation to the girls, Miss Haskell surprised them with a special luncheon - the Doll Luncheon. From this has come the D011 Dinner, which has now increased its program and ac- tivities. At present, dolls donated by Students and alumnae are pre- sented to several Alton area organizations, to be distributed to needy children as Christmas gifts. This year the dinner had as its theme A Monticello Christmas to Remember? in honor of that fir5t Doll Luncheon. The dinner was ded- icated to the Spirit of Monticello and all those who are and have been part of her tradition. Slave Day On january 16, Monticello Students had the chance to owrf members of the faculty. This event c Faculty Slave Day which the Choir sponsored, in Order to raise money for their tour in the spring. Some tasks faculty members were icorderedii to do were cleaning, washing, repair jobs, bOOt polishing, showing their skills in th' culinary department, and running errands for their owners-for-the-day. Besides everyone having a good time, an informal basis for communication between faculty and students was achieved. 211116 21bOth through thC Mali 5aw.. w K ; - -. n i ., u - i . V i -- - i. :2: a M in r'. i Q lt'fl -. '- u-o Monticello 3,11 ! - G. ,,...- h i, Es . - ,' january 14 1.. f I February 8 ' ' 1 February 12 4 - ' February 13 -M - February 16 2: February 24 February 27 There Herc Here There Herc Here There Basketball Schedule Girlj' Bajkeflml! Schedule S.I.U. deardsvilld Principia MaCMurmy Blackburn S.I.U. deardsvill$ Blackburn Principia and Greenville President and Mrs. Myers being greeted by Freshman Class Officers. This year the George Washington Ball marked its seventy-second anniversary. This annual event was held February 20 at the Bel Air East Hotel in St. Louis, with the Freshman Class pre- senting Never Say Goodbye, Say Until Later? The GWB, as it is known by students and alumni, evolved from a reception held in February, 1899, by Harriet Haskell, principal of what was then Monticello Female Seminary, in commemo- ration of the 100th anniversary of Washingtonis death. The first celebration was held in the library. Miss Haskell entered the room dressed as George Washington, with the President of the Senior Class dressed as Martha. The event was a success, and consequently became a tradition. The GWB has been celebrated many ways since 1899. In 1907, the event took the form of a banquet where the freshman class chose their officers, colors, hymn, flower and m0tto. Ten years later the program again was slightly changed, with all seniors dressing as George and Martha for the dinner. The classes presented toasts, sang songs, and threw slams at each Other in fun. In the 19405 the dancing of the minuet was added, performed by members of the freshman class preced- ing the banquet and formal ball. Even though the celebration has varied over the years and has become very social, the same tra- ditional spirit has prevailed since the time of Harriet Haskell, seventy two years ago. Freshman Class President, LaDonna Beamon, greets Si zanne Salic and her date. Love, look at the two of us . . . Who said thrcc's a uuwd? Caldwell 11 and CO.,, Having a good time Dr. Echcvarria and husband Mr. and Mrs. Hillis Arnold r' '. vyin'r- Qf'WWT'TM . .. u. f... . s . v.1 ' d o . L' ' ' ' . O O o O ' 0 Sue McClintock and Ray in reception line Music by Jay Barry Wow! What a dance! One rose for love . . . Debbie, jenny and Gret rock-it-out with dates Karen and Barb with dates Dates and Lovers . . .!! -- National Bank of New Zealand, and The Maori Dancers jaimc Laredo, Violinisr f Hathaway Hall Auditorium A: - 38 Stop the World, I Want to Get Off Gerald Goodman -- 0 ,- n; -wh-h -- J Monti Mixers v Allrllhlli'- 'li'rl 3-. I'll! t1-l00., - --.-.---- .- --.-. aura ' - - '-- ' - --- ' - '- Seven Ideals DIGNITY. This is a quality of reserve which comes with emotional, intellectual, and social maturity. Dignity is always reflected in the recog- nition of the fitness of things and in the poise and self-confidence with which one places oneis self above that which might be considered un- seemly. BEAUTY. Within each girl is the power to recognize and appreciate the beauty of everyday experiences. Life is filled with beauty if one is sen- sitive to it and eager to find it . . . if oneis eyes are trained to see, oneis ears to hear, oneis heart to understand, and ones mind to remember. LOYALTY. One of the most important of the Monticello ideals is a deep-seated loyalty to the College, oneis friends, oneis family, and ones own beliefs. This deep emotion will grow through understanding, re- spect and love. WISDOM. As the Monticello girl grows in academic stature, she seeks to increase her ability to apply her knowledge usefully, for wisdom is the union of knowledge and understanding. SERVICE. Each one of us has a distinctive personality and unique tal- ents. The Monticello girl considers it nOt only a privilege but a responsi- bility to share her gifts with all, thereby helping herself and others to de- velop to the fullest measure. DEMOCRACY. The truly democratic person interests herself in the activities of others. She seeks to understand and respect the ideals and be- liefs of her associates, while maintaining her own independence of thought and action. FRIENDSHIP. Many of your most cherished and lasting friendships will be made while you are at Monticello. Your college days will afford rich opportunities for making a wide circle of friends. In true friendship there is dignity, beauty, loyalty, service, and never-failing consideration. 42 , ., --...- m . . x3 1 u 7 ?J- y an- '1 s I 'f . h 3 . s O Rh 9 O f O ; I. - , P .. f' Stephanie Celento 43 Anne Claim '-vm-' ' ' '- .. -...- .5. Dorothy Pat Poster --4- -'-g.... '9. -, 45 I K 46 - v'wQ--.-Q-WOV- -9-.- --- s 'w: Wis Loretta Corfiatis - x 5x5 - ; - '-- -w ' o-q I it. Paula Puckett 4a ' w ' W'--- Friendship Jamie Egan ,- -.-.-. - u. wM Ideal Daughter LYNN ZITNER and Father, Martin Zitner I I ; --..- -v. -- ;. n... .. '. -i --- Tv-c-a-nQ' --- -.-. ;. LaDonna B6am0n J Anne Clain ? . . ,--.13FL Cindy Clarkson Kathy Harvey , STEPH CELENTO . . . Rocheszcr, New York . . . Erickson . . . Dcanis Lisr . . . 3.98 . . . Phi Theta Kappa . . . Tri-Key President . . . Orientation Chairman . . . Temporary Freshman Class President . . . Student Council . . . Dignity, Seven Ideals . . .judicial Honor Board . . . Geology Club President . . . Candi- date for Ideal Daughter . . . Riding Club . . . - No matter how bad some- thing seems, or how trying it gets, take it with a smile and spirit, for one can find good in and learn from every experience in life? PAULA PUCKETT . . . Mount Vernon, Illi- r nois . . . Erickson . . . Student Council Presi- dent . . . Dcanis List . . . 3.75 . . , phi Theta Kappa . . . 1970 Commencement Court . . . MSO . . . Young Republicans . . . Candidate :- for Ideal Daughter Academic Honor ' Board . . . Democracy, Seven Ideals . . . - To communicate is to meet someone half- r way. f I ! i g i 52 Whois Who in American Junior Colleges i - ivm .... WM. :--N .;'.;;..M7 ; f-u- . .j I . 'Vykwik 4.3! Ni LORETTA CORFIATIS . . . Crevc Cocur, Missouri . . . Caldwell . . . Dcan'S Lisr . . . 3.82 . . . Phi Theta Kappa President . . . 1970 Chemical Rubber Award . . . Wisdom, Seven Ideals . . life. . - Today is the firm day of the rest of your Selecrion for listing in ths Who Among Students in American junior Colleges is an honor conferred annually upon outStanding student leaders from approximately 600 junior col- leges in the United States. In selecting candidates, the Student body is insrruCted to choose those Students whose academic Standing, service to the community, leadership in cxrracurricular aCtivities, and future potential are decidedly above average. KAREN CORZILIUS . . . Granite City, Illinois . . . Caldwell . . . Dean's Lisr . . . 3.86 . . . Phi Theta Kappa . . . Orientation Committee . . . Recognition Dinner Chairman . . . Senior Class Vice President . . . Student Advisory Board . . . Art Club President . . . Art Guard . . . Chairman, Spring Art Festival . . . - These things are ours . . . for God creates within our soul :1 myStic sense of wonder. - Gwen Frosric. jACQUIE SUTTON . . . Lafayette, Indiana . . . Haskell House . . . Dcank Lisr MARYANNE PETTIGREW . . . Council Bluffs, Iowa . . . Baldwin . . . Frcsh- . . . 3.81 . . . Choir. . . Accompanist . . . Choir Tour. . . Guest Organist, Alton man Class Treasurer . . . Senior Class President . . . 1970 G.W.B. Committee First Presbyterian Church . . . Indiana Rural Youth Member . . . Riding Club - . . Student Council . . . Academic Honor Board . . . Basketball Team . . . Vol- . . . MSO . . . Library Aid . . . Phi Theta Kappa . . . Art Guard . . . Alden lcyball Team . . . Tennis Tcam . . . 1970 Commencement Court . . . Orientation House . . . - The rays ofhappincss, like those of light, are colorless when bro- Committcc . . . Ideal Daughter Candidate . . . 3.15 . . . - Keep Smiling. ken. - Longfellow 0-0 I never came to you my friend, and went away without ' some new enrichment of the heart, more faith and less of doubt, more courage for the days ahead, and often in great need coming to you, I went away comforted, indeed. How can I find the shining words, the glowing phrase that tells all that your love has meant to me - all that your friendship spells? - There is no word, no phrase, for you on whom I so depend. All I can say to you is this: l 60d bless YOU, prccious friend? - Grace Noll Crowd! .. I . h' 1 l. As .d'. ..I ' ..N o d, . .-' - . -p . .0' l3,' x..owh:. htls. r 3 ' .3 l l. ..--..-;. .. - .. -7- l - a ! V Sylvia Hayward Fay ville, M cmaclymelts -..- Bobbie Archie Katonab. New Y ark K Dibbie Novgrod Suc Milford em worth, New jersey Oklahoma City. Oklahoma Judy Kay ; ZlAVx : 'xcxtj Z x z:. 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Nancy Millican Lexington, M zmaclmm 15 ChriStine Beaumont Paula Puckett Allison Park, Pennsylvania Mt. V emmz, Illinois Diane DCBrulcr , , .;. ' Liberlyz'ille. Ulinoix jamie Egan Hartford. Comedian 87 11 -. F L.. ' . .. l . . 'ngyyngs q .0 .1 Q - .' , t K r' mmm-ft '4' 5' . ya - - ' - . . , ' ' - o .. r . . . r . ' 1' s i 1' ' .. . -. . .o.';.. .0' - . - . ' ' ' 0 ';'4 - ' J .b '. ' P.' I, o J '. ka$ ' - . .- . -.. o-uo- - , -...' r' .. ' c . ' ' .. lbslf'v-9. .v . ,., - .,. 1 . .. - - ' - ' . 3. . . a .. 9.; a I3 ' ' ' O 9 bs 'w -' . . .. . ' ' .. . - r ' .- . . ' ' ' - .'. l o . 0' - . , . 0. -o' .g ' 'N . J ' ' o : - - - p 0 - ' - v ' .0 ,0 C . , a . ' ..;, - - ' . - - .f.- .. J - ' --- 'L - . -7..-L.. d--.- --....Avo..-...- ' Jp--o- Vera Trunk Kathy Andreas Seminole. Oklahoma 700516;: Ohio Martha Krajcwski , : Princeton, Illinois ,Ia'. .1. 1K! 3 . J 01 1 . l, 571 Elizabeth Potter 7 Neda. 0M0 jane Savage U IYIIII'Izglwz. I.?clau'are . ' ' MA? '3? .... .--A wa-D Trish Osnch Alanzamzmk New York 89 9O 10' - - .g . 1.. 55W; 3;!.3- 35.3.43? ' o '0 :5 $. K f. q; f Y ' WI! 73 T'g'b . . . u o s l I . o; ? , , 01a '3..:8 'k . .. x' . ' , o Gail Wilson Godfrey, Illinozk Barbara Burgmzmn Lebanon, I Izdiana jill Yakey M ode. Illinois -1. . . Anne Baumgardner BObbiC POWCFS Palo Alto, Calif Alton. Ill. Cindy Ulevitch Peoria, 111. -...V- - .104.-. .le Anne Carrott QllfIIQI. UK. 91 . ,. - -..A- -- g'k- - . - . - - -- -- O.- - g$V .-L t- .- v ' - - -. - .J . .-$ ., -g - .. -. .... Patty Paul A rlington. V a. f . ' . . I , . ' t Q54, I I'.fa. - .'r ' . fftb.4.11!- . . . 5 I.!...VI v - - , . A $'. o ... - ' I V Kathy Tatro Debbie Woicekoski Arlington Heights, Ill. Nortlmllzptmz, Mag. c.1yzo 'A-uvw wv-a-u-n-w .... ' a- .0 3' . - gt ? , 3x. F I julie Rosen Clayton, Mo. Cindy Thorpe Ardrley, N. Y. Adie Byrne Sayville, N. Y. . jenny Lawson Alton, Ill. 93 0-..- :mw :ua - .ORGANIZATINS '- Maryarme Pettigrew, Pmideni Karcrn Corzilius, I ??? Prma'mt Debbie Crocker, Treasurer Nancy Wilson, Smwmy COLORS: Deep Purple and Pale Pink FLOWER: Sweetheart Rose HYMN: Once to Every Man and Nation. MOTTO: We began to talk to one 21n0ther and live with one another, for communication is the beginning of under- srandingf, I 1111? Raven ... v v .. mwv , . rw- v.- .- -. - .- --. - -. ' - - o. - ..- - .. ---.u 0c.- . - W .-.. 0k - --.-O-. c..- ' D '- .4 l - - , - . .. I. ' - 0 - . M ... w- .: x .' IT . .. :- . v '. I v $1Mixk : l; Nancy Featheiley, Secretaot Kathy Harvey, Tremurgr Susan Arnold, Vice President LaDonna Beamon, szdmt COLORS: Blue and Silver HYMN: Less of Me FLOWER: Daisy MOTTO: ctLive each day to the bCSt, and get the most from each hour, and each day of your life. Then we can look forward With l confidence and back without regrets. .v eo---.v--..-.-. -.- . H W.'- ..-g o. - VT. 0 0 . 1 ..-s.2. nA ,0..- Ann Clain, Trezmzrer Carol Reifers, Chaplain Dorothy Poster, Sen'elmy 98 .w-f x w; . , N 11': - - -qu'cn b g.th - .. Debbie Gletzer, 1766 President Monticello Student Council - - YeSterday and Today If they could only see us now . . . what would they say! In 1936 Monticello College began a student government. It con- sisth of six members - three students from each Class - elected by the student body. Today there are six members of each class elected to Student Council. Though many changes in College rules have been made through Student Council aetion, the purpose of the organiza- tion has never changed: 0 to give ccofficial expression of the Student body, 2y to propose new legislation and amend- ments when needed, and .70 to encourage enthusiasm and responsibility for abiding by the rules of Monticello. in -At Lighting of new membcw candles Student Council formal initiation Bottom Row Ueft to rigbO: Kyle McCormick, Gretchen Appcl, LaDonna Bcamon, Anne Ducnsing. Maggie Sampson, Shelley Thorson, Salvadora Katosang, Debbie Bacon Second Row: Cclinda Cantu, Suzanne Salic, Kathy Collins, Maryanne Pcrrigrcw, D. j. Novgrod, Stephanie Cclcnto . Tbird Row: Sue Stuart, Kathy Cole, Dean Shcwman, Advisor, Carol Rcifcrs, Debbie Glctzcr, Paula Puckett. Anne Clain, Dorothy Poster, bucjnromk, Marry Doughty, Cindy Spurgcon I - -..- IOO From left to right: Mrs. Marguerite Shcwman, advisor, Sue Arnold, Suzanne Salic and Karen Corizilias. Th6 responsibility and the enforcement of. Monticel- lds rub and the assessment of consn'ucrive penalties, wac the responsibility of Social HOnor Board mem- bers. Social Honor Board consists of Chairman Suzanne Szllic and two class vicc-presidents with Mrs. Marguerite Shewmnn :15 their board adviser. Chairman Suzanne Salic I Left to right, Bottom Row: Wendy Manning, Kathleen Collins, Naomi Oppenhcim Second Row: Margaret Mariner, Marion Ellimtt, Kathleen Karasck Third Row: Nancy Wilson, Sue Jaronik, Ann Bulgcr Top Row: Susan Wachtcr, Suzanne DtAlleinne, Mary Ward, Martha Doughty Monticello College has :1 well-roundcd social program because of students elected from the Student body. This or- ganizntion, compriSCd of thirteen girls, organizes mixers. social films, and fraternity parties with nearby colleges. In the past the Social Cabinet has also sponsored several aca- demic lecmres. Ending every academic year, students elect :1 Social Cabi- net Chairman. This yenrhs chairman is Sue jatonik, 21nd Kathlcren Collins is recording secretary. Together with the Other enthusiastic members, these girls have made Monti- cellohs social life exciting. Sue jaronik, Social Cabinet Chairman 101 Young Republicans Providing man-powet for the eleCtion of Ralph Tyler Smith, the Young Republicans spent many spare hours pass- ing out bumper Stickers, window cards. and literature. Mem- bers gained political insight into the peaceful transition of power, while working for the candidate. In OCtober, the Young Republicans sponsored an informal meeting with :1 local State representative who gave his view- points on present national and local problems. This helped promOte local and national inteteSt in politics and govern- ment through the club's members. w! 9 t i. . Q o ' $5. ,..i .. o k?! .4 t. i D ' 1;.hht .t , l . . ..v . J. o-e-OidatJ- A Standing from lift to right 13; Debby Crockcr and Marty Doughty. Seated from left to ugly! 13: Cathy Cole and Kay Peterson. From Top Rota left to right A. Bauer, M. Doughty, C. Wilson, 1. Reid, C. Narwold, L. Kortmnn. Middle Row left to right: D. Crocker, C. Cole, K. McCormick, A. Klecker, K. Peterson. Bottom Row: K. Harvey. 102 r' ng g-w V Q0-.-.. W The Spanish and German Clubs had their origins in 1937, when the Foreign Language Club was or- ganized for the purpose of. presenting projeCts of. special intereSt to language students. Its first presen- tation was a Christmas dinner and entertainment in which the dining room tables were decorated in keeping with the French, Spanish, German and Eng- lish Christmas spirit. After dinner, Christmas carols were sung and skits were Performed showing Christmas traditions in Other lands. In the spring the Club sponsored var- ious meetings in which foreign movies were shown and guest lectures were given. There was no closed membership in the clubs first year, but it was hoped to have membership limited to those whose lan- guage academic work was above average. During the 19403, foreign languages and the for- eign language club were offered, although very few Students participated in anything having to do with foreign language. It was not until 1953 that the Lan- guage Club subdivided into separate groups. At that time the French Club and the Spanish Club were created. CuStoms and cultures of the two countries were studied. In the 1960s the German Club was organized. Each year the foreign language clubs hold a banquet, serving foods native to each country. Los Amigos Front Row. left to right: S. Stuart, R. Topolosky, R. ChickOta. Row 2: M. ElliCOtt, N. Nelson,j. Egan, S. Gainey. Row 3: C. Reed, C. Cantu, C. Valentine. Row 4: D. Gletzer, A. Bauer, S. Jaronik. German Club Bottom 10 top: D. XViseman, P. Ludwig, C. Greco, C. Fabre, M. Sanz, A. Henkel, C. Mi- kolajczak, S. Celento, E. Steen, S. Arnold, Miss Arandjelovic. Drama Club Through Drama classes Drama Club presents three plays including one musical. By being in these plays, the drama Club members can earn points in order to become a member of Delta Psi Omega. Membership is open to anyone. Cindy Thorpe, president; Vera Trunk, vice-president; and Ruth Chickom, secretary; help make Drama Club successful. . - ' P'o-N' ' ' T' 0.. v. cl . v . ; . h a ' i Tlml'us.-. -ll . - .1? mantras ...... . I ......: .... . 0...: ::::: . i'OOQ....'.:. Left to right: R. Chickota, V. Trunk, C. Thorpe, R. Klinger and H. Glenkey. Delta Psi Omega Having earned credits by appearing in Drama Club plays, one can be- come a member of Delta Psi Omega, 3 national honorary drama fraternity. Membership of this organization is transferable to senior colleges which have this honor society on their campus. The officers of Delta Psi Omega are the same as those of Drama Club. 104 From top to bottom: V. Trunk, R. Chickota, C. ThorP, M. Gallivan, T. Osach, H. Glenkey, F. Crawford, 5' Petter, G. Hecht, K. T. McCadden, K. Farrier, C' Connolly, D. Shanks, L. Beamon, K. Karasek, and L' Kortman. w c -0... .0. v - - c v o -- O ' ' t p - - . .-h - QT c , v- V - . u- A-we -0 -9 -$---.n...-JHM;- - e-QW'--..- .--.- ' - Tri-Key Loyalty . . . friendship . . . service, 2111 of which are the three key functions of the organization. Through Tri-Key, Monticello girls serve :15 Student hosresses for campus visitors. The members of. this group gave tours of the campus and invited the visitors to spend the night in their room. The Alumnae Council of Monticello College honored Tri-Key with their 1970 Alumnae Recognition Award on April 10, 1970. The plaque reads: The Alumnae Council of Monticello College is honored to present to Tri-Key the 1970 Alumnae Recognition Award for their dedicated service to Monticello College. Mem- bers of Tri-Key serve as ambassadors ofgoodwill to all visitors to the campus, aetively representing the fineSt ideals of. Monticello in their friendliness and unselfish devorion? The organization founded in 1959 as Booster Club, and later was changed to Tri-Key in 1960. From right to left: Carol Reifers, Candy Cleveland, Martha Herl, Cindy Ulevich, Stephanie Celento, jun Smith, DorOthy Poster, and jennn johnSton. President Stephanie Celento N v . l! , N' r v -'--- -- - - - - - -, -- '72 V. ' . - ' . ' - . Nf- - -- - ' -- -- .- - . . - , - . -- ------ ' .?.--a.:.W.-;S:$-..-um1agihc-d T -R .--V -- -..-- a . . O. . 1.. ' 1 NH Bottom to top: Martha Herl, Elaine Phillips, Shannon Gnincy, Nancy Suppigcr. Stephanie Cclcnto, chcc Potter. Paula Puckett, Karen Corzilius, Lorcm Corfiatis, Jacktc Sutton, jcnnn Johnston. Phi Theta Kappa .. 0 ' . . ' . z . 3 - . o a Left to ugly: Karen. Corznlnub, Vuc-I rcsndcnt. Nancy bllpplgcr, Secretary, Blame Phnlllps, Treasurer. L0- reta Corfiaus, Presndcnt. Monticello College remained Strong in academic quality and quantity. Stu- dents Who excelled scholastically wcrc? recognimd by being initiated into Phi Theta Kappa, which is 21 local chapter of the National Honor Society. Thc: Chapter on its own wilL work to promOtC scholarship on its college cam- pus. In order to be eligible to become a member of Phi Theta Kappa, :1 student must have a 3.4 grade point, and pass :1 written examination. 106 t F M- - - - w---- ---- ,- ..- - - ,; C v -- a - . . - .-. . - -c-v' - -v.c- v --oww --u-m- -o- o- -w ' --.'-..0 can, . Riding Club Having an naive intcr65t in horscmnnship, Riding Club members 1mm new skills and im- prove thdr talents. The girls are also schooled in the care and handling of. the horses. Annually, Riding Club prepares :1 Horse Show for Dads Weekend, and awards are given to girls in mri- ous classes. ? I Left to right: Bottom Rowxj. Kay, C. Narwold, D. Wiseman, A. Hun16,j.Stcrn. B. Van- Houscn, B. Burr. Middle Row: A. chkcl, S. Wnchtcr, C. Cleveland, K. Beaumont, j. Frcrcs,j. Scdlak, C. Valentine. Top Row: Mario Bradlcy,j. Sutton, D. Bacon, V. Rauwolf, C. Wilson, A. Ducnsing, D. Parthun. Hard work and practice make the Dads XVcckcnd Horse Show a success. , Left to right: Kris Beaumont, Secretary, Chris Narwold, Treasurer, Barb VanHouscn. Presi- z dent, and jan Sedlak, Vicc-Prcsidcnt. 107 q 30.. r' i t,t'il uoiiifji'v . i- ' C , -. IN X, .. w-h-W.Oi uhb$Wo. rovlu. . Left to right: F. Crawford, K. Coleff. C. CICVClimCL 1.. WCiSmmCF, R. Klinger, K. Iickerle, V. Trunk, C. jacobson, .1. Smith, C. Hough, A. Ashwood, 8. Arnold, L. Bezlmon, M. bodcrberg, M. Torrance, j. Sutton, D. XViseman, M. Sampson, N. Oppenheim. Not Pictured: S. Salic. Choir Director G. Burton Harbison glances over the musrc before rehearsal starts. - ooe....-- ..9. b.-. .-.. ---...--.--.-..-....-.-. O 'l. I i i u Q Selling sandwiches, apples, cider, and even male teachers for 21 day, the Choir financed their spring tour of the Midwesr. They performed at Evansville Universi- ty, Marion, Indiana, Elgin, Illinois and Other Midwest Cities. Other concerts slated this year were their appear- ances With the Alton Symphony Orchestra before Christmas, the annual Candlelight Service at the Chap- el, the service at First Presbyterian Church, the Variety Show February 13, and their concert at Hatheway H2111 April 4. 108 Dance Club Having both ballm and jazz courses in Monticellds physical education curriculum, there was a need for a Dance Club for those interesred giris to participate. In Dance Club the members learn new dance StCPS and techniques that they would nOt have Otherwise in their dance Classes. Dance Club presented :1 Spring Dance Show with original dance routines made up by the girls themselves. Neila Peterson, president, Barb Barry, vicc-prcsidcnt, Martha Randall, secretmy-treasurer and Mrs. Pars as their advisor, help coordinate the organization. Front Row from left to right: Martha Randall, Barb Burry, Neila Peterson. Middle Row from left to n'gljt: Shelley Thorscn, janet Staufer, Deanne Potter, Kyle McCor- mick, Paula Fralick, jan Hcffron. Back Row from left to rigbt: Sandy Englcrt, Debby Pclham, Sandy Webb, RobCrta Hove, LaDonna Bcamon, Mickey Stone. 109 - .- wu$n$ ..- Left to riglJt; D. Wiseman, S. Webb, M. joycc, C. Greco, T. Campbell. A. Clain, A. Bauer, S. Conly, V. Rauwolf. X3 T017 Row 16f! 10 right: 5. Acres, C. Wagner, V. Rauwolf, K. T. McCaddcn, C. Valentine, M. Mariner. Bottom Row 1672 10 right: B. VanHouscn, j. Marlin Club - .5 - -.. .-...-.-.-'w.-o-s-. v - Anne Clain, President of Marlin Club Marlin Club is open to all qualified mem- bers, and promotes synchronized swimming. During Dads Weekend the organization pre- sented a colorful water pageant. During the school year they competed in intercollegiate swimming events. Il', ,1 1 ,' . V . ' .. . a . 0.0 1. I -' 4.. 3$ . ' ' ' 2331230 1 Stem, V. Schnell, C. Cantu, D. j. Novgrod, M. Pettigrcw, S. Milford. 0 Basketball T621111 roV.--w't-W'v-v'v Int- .- ..---....h1.I-...rt '7.. .T-H,.'T- Monticello Service Organization The Monticello Service Organization iMSOi was organized originally as the Monticello Christian As- sociation iMCAi. Their main activities centered around work with the orphans and Beverly Farms. In 1966 MCA was changed to MSO to better de- scribe the varied aetivities of the club. The purpose of the organization is to encourage fellowship and service among the students. This service is net only on campus, bur within the greater Alton-Godfrey community. MSO projeCts for the current year included tutor- ing of Alton area public school children, fund drives such as UNICEF, sponsoring of Doll Dinner, .1 Val- entine party, and the operation of a dry cleaning service for students. In the spring of each year MSO presents a service award to acknowledge outstanding service by a member of the organization. Miss Drayer serves as adviser to the group. Making plans for Doll Dinner .'I 5-.. , u...- .-h - . Left to rigbl. Firs! Row: T. Campbell, K. Connally. Seamd Row: M. joyce, N. Garner, D. Gletzer, K. McCormick, S. Thorsen. Third Row: S. Keman, M. Waite,j. Frercs. 13. Steen, C. l I Wilson, 8. Conly. FourllJ Row: R. POtter, C. Houth. Bernbnum, S. Englert, L. Wilson, M. i I i l l Herl, C. Spurgeon. Fifth Row: C. Reifers, L. Zitner, j. Johnston, R. Topoloski. Sixtb Row: D. POSter, M. Soderberg ' I 1 -'-s d.l-- - Left to right. Bottom: Kathy Tatro, Secretary; Martha ' Herl, Treasurer. Top: Brooke Sullivan, Second Vice-Presi- dent; Maybeth Soderberg, President; Dorothy POStcr, First Vice-President HI -: ; $31 - -- DORMS ' LKJW 31 $17.1 01-;.11 .I MY :1 'K..H: J . - '.+ $ .uxucn 96 H4 k - 'w - . . . k.3 A 0' g ' c - L ' I l Mx. i 3 .7 - L M . H 4-S , ' '8 H 3. .'J-3$ . . .3..X.'i-'i w-9Li G . ' Wmuumww, .y '.1. ... . C'; . 1f. 0' 'HV' 0 00;. umxm Hon VA; A . . w .m. .33: p39,,35 aka. .-.-241; ' 1:.$'3-l - P y, s.-- -'h' h : -U.r. n13? gnaw .:r . I ....:..... . I..g'.A.; . - ..r0 U -M.,-..- Gretchen Appcl Valpa raim, Ind. Deborah Bacon Darien, Conn. N ancy Baker . Flomrzao r, 11!. '-1.-..i1. SENIOR STAFF: 0110 U Ruth Chickom, Nancy Millican, janis Maurcr, Marry Doughty, Rosie Klingcr, Bonnie Norar, Elaine Phillips. Howmollzer - Dclainc Baylor c'f'-' 0-..1 if?! i? Mb m 53-4in Amy Bauer Bunker Hill, Ill. Linda Bayduk Walnut Creek, Calif LaDonna Beamon Detroit, Mich janis Boulware Ferguson, M 0. HS ..--Vx 1114i-- ---. .a..- . M - p -....;44.-.-.-- 7 -'-. ..--;.-.-- m b A..- - C1 H6 Carol Brink Princeton, Ind. Barbara Burry Sbaker Heights, 0. Cecilia Chaney Port Wwbington, N. Y. Ruth Chickota Clifton, N. j. Magic the Pagc-Turncr So-o-o-o-o Big '-' v. 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Roberta Hove M onona, Wm. Sue jaronik Waukegan, Ill. Evc jcsionka Belle Meade, N. 1. Kathy jumcr Elmbum, Ill. o- M o Kathleen Karasck Pea nail, Tex. .Salvadorc Katosang , Western Caroline bland Shigcko Kawamura Nagamari, szu-City, Fgfu-Preyf, japan Susan Kcrnan Utica, N. Y. Rosemary Klingcr Elmira, N. Y. Lisa Kortman I New Canaan, Conn. Martha Krajcwski Princeton, Ill. . Robyn Long i Cedar Rapids, Ia. Off to 2 Tea Party 120 Kylc McCormick Lebanon, Ind. Peggy Mancss Tuba, Okla. Wendy Manning Dayton, 0. Margaret Mariner Pimford, N. Y. Noriko Matsuoka Tokyo, japan janis Maurcr Wooster, 0. Nancy Millican lzxington, M 4:5. Catherine Mundic Et'amton, Ill. 12! - ..-.--... -- ChriStcnc Narwold Tuba, Okla. w-a..Lh-oa-.-.'vs'0$ .0 . Bonnie N orar Moja v8, Calif D. j. Novgrod Kenilwortb, N. j. Maryanne Pcttigrcw Council Bluffs, Ia. Lainc Phillips Marion, N. Y. Dorft you like my new blue jeans, Mr. Harbison? .3- . . .h. --- ihxm M. 5:: osx. YV W- Loreto PobIth Santiago, ClJile Elizabeth Potter Toledo, 0. $-- Momcnts for thought . . . chcc Pcttcr A Jjumption, Ill. Carole Raguc Soutln Bend, Ind. Vicki Rauwolf Mattoon, Ill. -- m-r- -- 7:34; ':-. ;. -..: ..--.7 . ..- -- 0---- . .....J 'AW 'M'W m..w Cassandra Rccd Ithaca, N. Y. Carol Rcifcrs Indianapolis, Ind. julia Roscn Clayton, Mo. Marie banz Villmeuve 5m L0! 47, France Patti Simrcll Hmlycjy, Penna Kim Steward Springfield, Ill. I could have danced all night . . . Marilyn Stone Columbus, 0. Susan Smart St. Loud, M0. 124 1.x...- ! Debbie Upton jobmtown, Penna. Cary Valentine New Canaan, Conn. Mary Beth Ward Mt. Vernon, 11!. --- joannc Symons Newark, 0. Renee Topolosky Columbia, 0. Sandy Webb Wowter, 0. Barbara Wittc Northport, L.I., NY. vwwu-M-o- .-' -...'.-. wo-s1 W on-o o-b-'-w v'. ,5... --- T t T - - - .. -- ..--- . 4-- - .- ,-..-- ----, Musketeers unite! I25 - - --- - M--.U--ai-ar C.-. i Susan Arnold I Elgin, Ill. Karen Avalos Morrir, Ill. ChriStinc Beaumont Allimn Pa rk, Pa. Susan Bonner M inneapolij, M imz. Ann Bulgcr Indianapolis Ind. Marsha Byars Mattoon, Ill. Caldwell des Family Portrait Adrienne Byrne Sayville, N . Y. Adic and M. j. talk it over. O. sll- . O whlrgi . V 0.51. s .x . 0obn13f0lnti. $3.9. 3: J; us...:..1 ' -.r..t:.:331$u5nhucggg .. ' . . l' o 0 .rlot Hazel Kanz watching over Info d l m m . .MD 0 m, m 1 It. 1 t I . Ww U mY wM wJ mY I n .1 l o I: 9 mm mm cw mm WW MN cm cm mm m6 mu am MW mw mW mm mm MM vii. a .1 TD A CP m6 Km $H The lucky girl with tower rooms . . . 128 '- - ! ' Sandra Englcrt C 0514! Lake, Ill. Katherine Farrior Wwbington, D. C . Paula Fralick De'nver, Colo. Shannon Gaincy Missy Gallivan Buffalo, N. Y. Elyse Girard Decatu r, 111. Plewantville, N . Y. Big Day on the Town . .-4h lA..o..4L- ,.. - J z w J: a . r - . Deborah Glcrzcr Dallas, Tex. Gayle Graul Marion, Ill. janc Havens Gladuyne, Pa. Gina Hccht Houston, Tex. SENIOR STAFF: Cindy Spurgcon, Ncila Petersen, janc Havens, Sandy Edgcrton. ' '- Q 0 ' P: o-- 0310'- ' 00: a ...... l y t O . . .r v 1' . . 1.6 t . ' . t. $ A 'M ! 15 J ' 1 c - .- 5 - . 0 - Marijanc Hcllwig Indianapolis, Ind. Martha H crl Golconda, Ill. Heidi Hockridgc Davenport, Ia. Chris jacobscn Downers Grove, Ill. jcnna johnston Cbarterton, Ind. Margaret joycc Glemide, Pa. Caldwell Student Lounge is used for meeting. Anne Clain, Senior, and Mary Voight, visitor, have a gay time on Caldwell 3 swing. - .--d'.-'--'. ... -0- M. j. and her mad diary. Anita chckcr Palo: Verde: Peninsula, Calif joycc Lilly Arnold, Mo. Betsy Locb Columbus, 0. Kathy Marinclli Lyndbum, 0. Ginger Mayficld Hutcbimon, Kam. Debbie Murray Palm Park, Ill. Caldwell Date Lounge in the past. 132 w -.b...- 0st .vhog' v.-. , -;; -4; . v . ' 0 - a . - ' I O . . 5' . .. ....- :1 .J l Chris watches over 5 Fountain Court. Elizabeth Paine Evamton, Ill. Judith Percival J Williamville, N . Y. 1 Ncila Petersen Lake Forest, Ill. Deanne Porter Nortb Kingyth, w R.I. A lion, Ill. Martha Randall 4 l Margaret Sampson Wariem Sp ring, 111. ' Caldwell Date Lounge I34 janc in solitude. Karen Sinnard Tulsa, Okla. Cynthia Spurgcon S comdale, A riz. Brooke Sullivan Buffalo, N. Y. Donna Tanncnbaum Rwlyn, N. Y. Betsy at her best. Gwen Vcit H imdale, Ill. Susan Wachtcr St. Louis Mo. Martha Waite Ipxwicb, May. Nancy Wilson A tbem, Term. Debbie and Donna Strike a pose. Nancy takes it easy. :35 g 136 Cinda, Mary and Linda stop for a chat. jamic looks suspicious. Diane Allton Alton, Ill. Ramona Baker Alton, Ill. Toni Beard Godfrey, Ill. Cathy Birkhcad Alton, Ill. Cinda Clarkson Alton, Ill. . - Q.-p- - .-.d i 0.41. u--..at , jamic Dcuckcr Alton, Ill. Pamela Draper Alton, 11!. Marilyn Gisslcr Alton, 111. Jenny Lawson Alton, Ill. Mary Ann Losch Alton, Ill. Alum Room Windows Benjamin Godfrcfs Handiwork. K. T. McCaddcn Godfrey, Ill. Martha Pohlman Godfrey, Ill. Susan Mathus Alton, Ill. Kay Peterson Godfrq, Ill. Day Students Front Campus Arcade Entrance I38 -.-- . .---v-.-v '-.-- Linda Rice Alton, Ill. Debbie Scoggins Godfrey, 11!. Ruth Walker A Iron, Ill. I39 . a-y-Plhtn P . . - ' 3 5 , ? . , Q 0 ' N uam.J.'tA0M.-..1 . ..' ' .-;- Patricia Abbort Hamburg, N. Y. Laurie Ackerman Beverly Hilly, Calif Cathy Andreas Wooster, 0. Bobbie Archie Katonab, N. Y. Anne Baumgardncr Palo Alto, Calif joan Bernbaum Dallas, Tex. -q --u-..-a' -r-- - Betsy Burr Kama: City, Mo. Lacey Burton Lakewood, 0. Anne Carrort Quincy, 11!. Stephanie Cclcnto Rocbarter, N. Y. Vicki Churovich Carlin ville, 111. Catherine Cole St. LouiI, Mo. Kathy Collins Mt. Vernon, Ill. Debbie Custer Dayton, 0. Suzanne D Allcinnc Little Fallr, N. j. ' T - Sc ' St ff THE TOP SIX: Denise Liddell, Kathy Collins, Lynn Zitncr, Claudla Hough, Cathy Cole and Kathy atro mor a I' Mn 6; ,. 5$ LM m3 Lf-..;;........t'.'...E;-.. . , :313$' y JOB ! a -.:.J,.... $73521 mm V515 qt allwf 0- 4$ I41 w.-.- Gcorgia Dvorak - Howmotlaer Deborah DcHavcn Martimburg, W. Va. Mary Douglas Wewoka, Okla. Thirza Ducnsing Algonquin, Ill. Gwyn Ferguson Houston, Tex. Janet Frcrcs Racine, Wire N ann Gamer Dayton, 0. I42 ' 0 If I had only known then what I know now!!! Kathy Harvey Medford, N. j. jam Hcffron Decatu r, Ill. Annemarie chkcl Katezenlocb, Gemany Claudia Hough Merced, Cang judy Kay Wart Hartford, Conn. Denise Liddcll Wallingford, C 0717:. judy Liston Carlin ville, 11!. Sue McClintock Cincinnati, 0. I43 V'i. n. . ! ..I , - w... . . I a x I o ' s 7 Would you please hurry? The Cabin in the Woods You mean I came from Norway for that? Ian IR 0 .mm C d m 0 10 H4 0 Claire Mikolajczak Waterloo, Belgium Susan Milford Ridgejfield, N. j. judith Muller I44 Debbie and Cindy at their best . . . Santa Shcchy Karen N clson Princeton, Ill. Ellen Paper St. Paul, Minn. Debbie Parthun LaPorte, Ind. Patty Paul A rlington, Va. Debbie Pclham Sp ringfield, 11!. Paula Puckett Mt. Vernon, 11!. Laura Reid Vidalia, Ga. Toni Romano M onmoutb, Ill.- Suzannc Salic deWfd, Ill. - -' -- - v 7 -w -. Jane Savage Wilmington, Del. Karen Shcchy Cincinnati, 0. Elizabeth Stccn 0310, Norway My DREAM Man! This is only the smrt?? Well - here we are - Anna and Claire. Wait for me - Pm coming! janct Stoafcr . Cmtmlia, Ill. Nancy Suppi Cf Belleville, Ill. 8 0 Kathy Tatro A rlington Heiglyts, Ill. Shelley Thorson C 175ml Lake, Ill. Cynthia Ulcvitch Peoria, 111.9 Cindy Warner 3 West Hargford, Conn. ' i : 147 w--ws .v.-4x-.,M 4... wagmk' -w' a-BL I 5M ' v ' ' v3.- 5' a. 0;. ' '- ' 5 u - K . . x . .. mee.n....;...,-- .3 Me wmwrw . Contemplating the beauty of outdoor Monticello. Anyone for apples? Kathleen Waszak Medina, N. Y. Trina chdc Akron, 0. Cindy Wilson Denver, Colo. I48 Gail Wilson Godfrey, Ill. Dulcic Wiscman Dalia, Tex. '- ' I J I.'x jean Wrightsman Atlanta, Ga. Lynn thncr Chagrin Falls, 0. Hurry - !! Hurry - Hurry - Peaceful . . . Amy Ashwood Elm Grove, Win. Cclinda Cantu Tulare, Calif Kathryn Colbert Denver, Colo. Emily Conly Indianapolis, Ind. Kathy Eckcrlc Glen Ellyn, Ill. South H umc Frankfort, Ky. 150 A friendly walk in the woods. Gay chcr Montclair, N. j. Holly Glcnkcy Decatur, Ga. Polly Ladwig Mentor, 0. Marilyn Millikan Ft. Wortly, Tex. Naomi Oppenhcim New York, N. Y. Dorothy Poster Muskogee, Okla. -- .- '-- '- ' Happiness is a letter!! jan Scdlak Universig' Heights, 0. Theodora Shcchan Croton-on-Hudmn, N. Y. jan Smith Columbus, 0. Maybeth Sodcrbcrg Princeton, Ill. Jan Debra Stem New York, N. Y. jacquclinc Sutton Lafayette, I 72d. 152 t,' N 10 ' ' I . 'I I . . . . C. O ' . . M4w av... .' 4 - . .. '. . yr - '. - ,.4. '- -. .CM . kt ? 1 --. - . '- - h-...-L .0!' . '..'. . '0 air: c . J'Q .. .'.- 5 - .- . o - . . . ' - . ,... b -5 17; . -. - - a .$.1 J k-g- . Yeah, choir! .-8.' SENIOR STAFF: Cclinda Cantu, Cindy Thorpe, Maybeth Sodcrbcrg, jan Scdlak, and Amy Ashwood. Cindy Thorpe ArdJley, N. Y. Marianne Torrance Marion, Ind. Vera Trunk Seminole, Okla. Barb VanHouscn M i! waukee, Wire. Linda Wcismillcr St. Louir, Mo. Kathy Wells Indianapolis, Ind. Debbie Woicekoski Northampton, Mag. Jill Yakcy Mode, III. 153 .v' i - - --; a d...- - - o qh...-. uwumbn..-.l .m-ar--,. r9 .0. 9 - Var :g- qn ...-oq-o- . ' '.--- ,- ' ' DR. GAIL E. MYERS President 156 Board of Trustees CHAIRMAN Spencer T. Ol-in VICE CHAIRMAN M. D. Walston SECRETARY Robert R. Anschuctz, M.D. ASSISTANT SECRETARY Karl K. Hoagland Jr. MEMBERS Miss Mary S. Coil Mrs. Robert Frickc Mrs. Harold T. Lange Mrs. Evelyn Leatherbury Robert H. Levis, 11 Mrs. Norbert William. Markus Mrs. Hubert P. McCuistion Mrs. Florence Hart McInturff Jefferson L. Miller M. Ryrie Milnor Edmund Morgenstem Mrs. Joseph Paper Mrs. John C. Pritzlaff Chancellor john S. Rendleman William D. G. Scarlett Marvin W. Swaim G. E. Myers HONORARY MEMBER Mrs. Spencer T. Olin MEMBERS EMERITUS D. Howard Doane Mrs. john C. Martin Mrs. G60th 8. Milnor 157 '4 Becky VanAusdoll Bernean Down - SeCretary $ecretary Vice President and Academic Dean jackie Sweeney 15: AssistanQ John D. Schweitzer Associate Dean Montgomery jcssup Jackie Zicdlcn' Secretary -. .-. ---r.--..o-. .. o.-.- w- u, ' ' :$ .o'. ' .g m jill Funderburk Secreta1fy Dean of Students Marguerite Shewman O 'x !V ' . . A-$-..-....- .- . -- ' - -- -' - 7 I -.: ' - l - a - vv$v wwv- ' . '1 , '- . - - ' . ' ,. -- 4 4.;..-7- :-- - 9 K, 0 -' 5- .1. .- - -V.. -Q-A? $ . -- : , - - - .. Assistant Dean of Students Director of umnae Affairs Georgia Devorak jane Adair Mary Schmidt Community Relations O . I - -'5.. .c- - ' , ' L D a 'Ld.g A Sarah Hencsey, Secretary ? Carrol Trone, Assistant to the Direcror I61 0 w--. -...a. ,- , - - V ,..- - - - r mgw 4aWd 0-.. - ---- -..- .1: '3 u.. ' - .. r..- - ..- - --v - - - '. - Ah. Inf.- u- - ;!:.',,....--. .1 .. j H i ,1 J E H H . L ! d I ..! HI 1;! 1:: M 1.1 1 Betty Graham, chiStmf Registrar , ,1. Evelyn Ticmann I .. . . - . f Secretary, Admlssmns Office 162 Mary Watrous, Faculty Sccrctary - .' .4 as 1...... Fr. 'ra ' ' sq'g'- Tr': eWartkl. 7 $Qc s .- z ' .L,;M1-.hm4:iE-C $Rwia.wljf: f. .1 .115 . Y ,D : 9. : ht... A a ...;---.- Eugene R. Snydcrs Business Office Mary Lou Worsham Bookkeeper Georgia Gutmann Bookkeeper Anthony Lipinski Assisrant Business Manager Bonny Rice Office Manager 163 .. .. -- -..'- V -. 0.. 164 jo Hall Secretary . w :. ... tt. .jx V af' g AC1 0 Tom Sparrowk $upcrvisod x'g ---'-. v . m..- -- .q. W o . o - IW.1 ' yr... 7 f: I 31.. C , u i! . .I'M . Pat Thompson ScCreta1-y 0......- - w -- - 0-..- h 95' . - ' xXJJ ; b1... . -' . .k .-t I W h Byers Top Row, left to n'glJI: Duane Zimmerman, jack Watson, Bill Goodyear, Dallas Flatt, Tom Harrison Ted Cummings, Adolph Byers $upcrvisod. Bottom Row left to right: Richard Huff, Harry Dorson,joc Lawrence, Dennis Lowdcr, and Sam Berger Adolp KBrounds ForemaM Left to riglJt: Pint Row: Marie Eby, Bernice Locbmastcr, Nellie Vinyard, Mary Franz, Lizzie Range, Harriet Mildrcd Morrow Cummings. Second Row: Alice Chapman, Mildred Morrow, Esther Wilkinson, Sadie Shea, Maric- Parkcr, HJCQd Housekeeping Florence Hewlett, Gertrude Dick, Hazel Cason. 1H! Top to bottom, left to right: Ronny Roth, Robert Sutton, Don Sopcr. Second Row: Charles Hampton, Ernesr Buck, George Walter. Bottom Row: George Lan- drc, Frank Huber, Ron Bull, jamcs Patterson, Wilbur Brandt. Security Dr. Robert Oldham DireCt0r Cultural Affairg Hatheway Hall . Ada Andrew; H Administrative Assistanq 166 ' - L'Ai-J .1 - - - Switchboard '5W- c'- jenny Brangenberg Ramona Kress Eugene Zerna 1 TechniCal Director at Hatheway Ham i Dorothy Harris Barbara Dillon Executive DirCCtOI', Monticello Corporatiom QCCI-Ctarw M . 51 i... o'- $. g .- : .. - Ia '0'0'3 umzam: . . P v; --..u.....:...:nLq . nuIw-kHIHIUleNYHyu ;.; Fay Schweitzer Assistant Librarian and Multi-Mcdia Coordinatod 168 HmHU' r-A-t-4 june Hurley $ecrcrar;0 Beverly Humphries Qibrariam Mzuy Lou Urlftc-rn $ecretaryd 169 rr .W'm' T52: b ' D ,9 -' .o-.-----v' ' --A'v' -- W 4. 2c- ......... Bess Mommy UVIanngcr, Slater Food Servicd h Dining Room ' Doris Luckert-R.N. DireCtor of Health Cented V Health Center x: ' jamcs Ernstcr 4 Assismnt Manager of Food Scrvicc$ U 170 Office Services + - I -. ,-M Gerald Biznillion jeanie Gardner UDimCIOG Secrctary Bookstore Eva Tackwell Elizabeth Halmkost Mannng 171 No - I couldnit reach out And take anything. I can never be satisfied Because there is always more To be, to do, to attain. Whatever I have done I could have done better. Whatever I have been, I could be more. Whatever I have attained 15 so much less than I should have attained. With some I succeed, But until I succeed with all, Until I have given away all that I can give, Until I have brought every Student To the point at which she knows all I know And then is famished because she realizes How little that is, in the vaSt realm of things to learn, Until each of my Students has surpassed me And added something to the world, Not until then am I a success. So you see - I cannOt take anything, For nOthing is mine to take. But it is yours to give . . . And you have . . . And I thank you. MR. G. BURTON HARBISON INSTRUCTOR. MUSIC MRS. MARY GRIESELL CHAIRMAN, DEPARTMENT OF ART DR. ROBERT OLDHAM CHAIRMAN, I74 5 : . .. o o o -I o . q . o o .. D o O O . MR. WAYNE HUBER MR. HILLIS ARNOLD PROFESSOR. ART MR. jAMES HENDERSHOT INSTRU C TOR, AR T MR. DUANE RANDALL ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR, SCIENCE MISS MARYLU ALBEE INSTRUCTOR, SCIENCE DR. PETER CHACHARONIS CHAIRMAN. DEPA RTMENT OF SCIENCE AND MAY 'I'IEM x1 'I 'ICS I76 k DR. RICHARD jONES ASSISTA NT PROFESSOR, SCIENCE MISS CELIA BUTTON CHAIRMAN. DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCA TION . TRENNT i . ' . . ' . ASSOCIA TE . . . . . ; - ' PROFESSOR, A MA THEMA TICS I78 hM n ' ' - 4-4- ' - AM- --' $ . ' . -O-! :. -11.. MISS jUDITH GASS ASSISTANT PROFESSOR, PH YSICA L EDUCA TION INSTRUCTOR. PHYSICAL EDUCA TION MAJOR CHARLES BRADLEY INSTRUCTOR. PHYSICAL EDUCATION MRS. BETTY PA RS X -1 DR. PAUL COOKE CHAIRMAN, DEPARTMENT OF FOREIGN LANGUAGES . ' hum '5 y O,- l - JW M7 -' - DR. ROSA ECHEVARRIA ASSISTANT PROFESSOR, FOREIGN LANGUAGES F- 31 I MISS DARINKA ARANDJELOVIC 179 ASSISTANT PROFESSOR. FOREIGN LANGUA GES :r' 4- . a MR. HERBERT WOODBURY PROFESSOR, FOREIGN LANGUAGES AND i.7 ' 'f 'm3g'1 1 5 .3'. ?' ' ' f .. .Ic'; I 180 ' u D I 0 '. I 7 , . .0 . 46? b cc.o EN GLIS H II 3'. l i ' '. .1 U MR. WILLIAM GARDNER CHAIRMAN. DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH ,7 - l! .. MRS. MARIA MEAD INSTRUCTOR, ENGLISH f'v . A .M MISS LYNN PARSONS INSTRUCTOR, ENGLISH O MR. WILLIAM TRUCKEY I NS TR l 7 CTOR. ENGLISH 4' MRS. ELLEN GLENN INSTRUCTOR. ENGLISH .52.. 181 I ' u. uxillm W '-;a MISS MARGARET MARLOW ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR. SOCIAL SCIENCES MR. MONTGOMERY jESSUP CHAIRMAN, DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL , .SCIENCES ' l 3 MR. JOE HOLCOMB 182 A SSIST A N 7' PROFESSOR. SOCIAL SCIENCES INSTRUCTOR. SOCIAL SCIENCES ,3 I I 3 9 ' MRS. FAY SCHWEITZER I ' DR. CORTLEY BURROUGHS INSTRUCTOR. SOCIAL SCIENCES L' . Ws- - 2 . MR. THOMAS KARST INSTRUCTOR. SOCIAL SCIENCES MISS BETTY jEAN DRAYER ASSOCIA TE PROFESSOR. SOCIAL SCIENCES 183 E- hf? MRS. SUZANNE jESSUP CHAIRMAN, DEPARTMENT OF DRAMA AND SPEECH . . -. O I .' . r ' 1 31' t A ' .' v g . ' ! '... ' f . 331' MR. ROBERT MACEK ASSISTx'iNT PROFESSOR. DRAMA AND SPEECH : nx. Mo Q M. DR. MICHELE MYERS A 5515771 NT PROFESSO 1e. SPEECH A ND '34 SOCIAL SCIENCE No, Ruthie, we will not produce Hair this year? But of course we like your sketch, Mr. Hendershor! DOROTHY POSTER - Editor 1971 Echo Staff EDITOR-IN-CHIEF .............................. Dororhy POStcr SECTION EDITORS Organizations ................................ Heidi Hockridge Activities ...................... Renee Fetter, Maryanne Pettigrcw Honor: ....................................... Susan Kcrnan Senior: ...................................... Cary Valentine Staff ....................................... Brooke Sullivan Faculty ..................................... Jenna johnston Index . '. ....................................... Mary Ward HOUSES Baldwin ............................. Amy Bauer, Patti Simrcll Caldwell ...................................... Susan Kcrnan Day Studem: .................................... Amy Bauer Erickson ............................ Laura Reid, Cindy Wilson Haskell ...................................... Kathy Colbert PHOTOGRAPHERS . . . .Susan Dean, Marion Ellicott, Marianne Torrance ARTISTS .............................. Emily Conly, Sally Conly STAFF MEMBERS . .Nancy Baker, Cclinda Cantu, Debbie GICtzcr, Gayle Graul, Margie joycc, Susan Wachtcr, Martha Waite SPONSOR ................................. Mrs. Ralph Schmidt 186 ' . f '1iyx'5uui 'f . STUDENTS Abbou, Patricia - 140 Ackerman. Laurie - 37, 83, 140, 145 Allton, Diane - 136. 138 Andras. Cathy - 88. 140 Appcl. Gretchen - 37, 99. 115 Archie, Barbara - 56. 140 Armstrong, Patricia Arnold. Susan - 34. 97, 100. 103. 108, 126. 129. 153 Ashwood. Amy J 32. 60, 103. 150. 151. 153 Avalos. Karen - 126 Bacon. Deborah - 99. 107, 115. 146 Baker. Nancy Ruth - 81, 115 Baker, Ramona - 67, 136 Bauer, Amy - 102, 103. 110. 115. 187 Baumgardncr. Annc - 91, 140 Bayduk. Linda - 81, 115 Bcamon, LaDonna - 27, 34. 37, 51, 99. 104. 108, 109, 115, 152 Beard, Marie - 136 Beaumont, Kristine - 86, 97, 107, 126 chbaum,joan - 27, 51, 111, 140. 146 Birkhcad, Cathy - 136, 138 Bonner, Susan - 126 Boulwarc, janis - 115 Brink, Carol - 116 Bulgcr, Ann - 74. 101, 126 Burgmann, Barbara - 35. 37. 90 Burr, Elizabeth - 141, 107 Burry, Barbara - 76. 109, 116 Burton. Lacey - 36. 59. 141 Byers, Marsha - 126 Byrnc, Adrianne - 93. 126 Campbell, Terri - 110, 111, 126. 128, 131 Cantu. Cclinda - 58. 99. 103. 110, 150 Canon. Anne - 91. 141, 149, 185 Cclcmo, Stephanie - 35. 43. 52. 64. 99. 103. 105, 106, 141, 149 Chaney, Cccclia - 78, 116, Chickoza, Ruth - 61. 103. 104, 115. 116, 120, 122, 185 Churovich, Vicki - 36, 141 Clain, Annc - 27, 44, 51, 65. 98.99. 110. 128, 131 Clarkson, Cinda - 27, 51, 136 Cleveland. Cynthia - 73, 105, 107, 108. 128, 129 Colbert, Kathryn - 84, 108, 150, 151, 187 Colc, Catherine - 67, 99, 102, 141 Collins, Kathleen - 34, 71, 99, 101, 141 Conly. Emily - 71, 150. 187 Conly, Sally - 62, 110. 111, 117, 187 Connolly, Carla - 104, 111, 117, 121 Corbcil, Deborah - 72, 117, 118. 124 Corfiatis. Loretta - 46. 52, 72, 106, 128 Conilius, Karen - 35. 37, 53. 59. 96. 100. 106. 123 Crawford. Fcnron - 104, 108, 117 Crockcr, Deborah - 66. 96. 102, 117 Custer, Deborah - 58. 141, 145 D'Allcinnc, Suzanne - 67, 101, 141, 148 Dantzlcr. jcnnifcr - 74, 116. 117 Dean. Susan - 118, 187 DcBrulcr, Diane - 87, 118, 120 DcHavcn, Deborah - 142 Dcuckcr. jamic - 136, 137 Doughty. Martha - 69. 99. 101, 102, 115. 118 Douglas. Mary - 142, 146 Draper, Pamela - 137 Ducnsing, Ann - 99. 107, 142 Eckcrlc, Kathy - 32, 65, 108, 150, 152 Edgcrton. Sandra - 60. 128, 130 Egan,jamic - 27, 49. 51. 87, 103. 118 Ellicou. Marion - 82, 101, 103. 118 Englcrt, Sandra - 109, 111, 126, 129 Fabrc, Catherine - 103. 117, 118 Farrier, Katherine - 104, 126, 129 Fcarhcilcy, Nancy - 34. 35. 97, 118 Ferguson, Gwyn - 142, 148 Fralick, Paula - 109, 126, 129 Frcrcs.jancr - 107, 111, 142 Froclich,jarnic - 185 Gaincy, Shannon - 66. 103. 106, 126. 129 Gallivan, Elizabeth -- 68. 104, 126, 129 Garner, Nann - 86, 111, 142, 144, 148 chcr, Gay - 85. 151 Girard, Elyse - 126, 129 Gisslcr. Marilyn - 137 Glcnkcy, Hollacc - 79. 104. 151 Glcrzcr, chomh - 27. 34, 47, 51, 79. 98.99. 103. 111. 130 Graul, Gayle - 130 Grcbc, Evelyn - 118 Grcco, Charlene - 77, 103. 110. 118 Greene, Shannon - 35. 62. 119 188 Picture Index Hammond, Elizabeth - 119 Hamrc, Kim - 119 Harvey, Kathy - 27, 51. 97, 102. 143. 146 Havens,janc - 74, 130, 134 Hayward. Sylvia - 56, 119 Hccht, Gina - 104. 130 Hcffron.Jan - 60. 109. 143 Hcllwig, Marijanc - 58. 131, 132 chkcl, Annemarie - 103. 107, 117, 143. 147 Hcrbruck. Anne - 70. 119 Hcrl. Martha - 73. 105. 106. 111. 126. 131 Hockridgc. Heidi - 34. 61. 131, 187 Hough, Claudia - 68. 108, 111, 141. 143. 149 Hove, Roberta - 109, 119 Hume, Alice - 63. 107, 150 jacobscn. Chriszinc - 69, 108, 116, 126, 131, 133 Jamnik, Susan - 27, 34, 51, 73. 99. 101. 103. 116. 119 Jcsionka. Evc - 119. 123 johnsancnnifcr - 35, 71. 105, 106, 111, 126. 131. 187 joycc. Margarct - 61, 110, 111, 126, 131 jumcr, Kathleen - 77, 119 Karasck. Kathleen - 101, 104, 120. 146 Katosang. Salvador: - 99, 117, .120 Kawamun. Shigcko - 120 K2y,Judith - 57, 107, 143 Kcman, Susan - 111, 120. 187 chckcr, Anita - 75, 102, 132 Klingcr, Rosemary - 72, 104. 108, 115, 116, 120, 122 Konman, Lisa - 102, 101, 120 Knjcwski, Martha - 88, 120 Ladwig, Polly - 85. 103. 151, 152 Lawson,jcnny - 93. 137 Liddell, Denise - 70. 141, 143. 144 Lilly,joycc - 77, 132 LisronJudkh - 143 Locb, Elizabeth -- 80. 132. 134 Long, Robyn - 120 Losch, Mary Ann - 136, 137 McCaddcn, Kathryn - 33. 76. 104, 110, 139 McClintock, Susan - 36. 69, 143 McCormick. Kyle - 99. 102, 109. 111, 121 Mancss. Margaret - 35, 57, 118, 121 Manning, Wendy - 64, 101, 121 Marinclli, Kathleen - 78. 132 Mariner, Margaret - 80, 101, 110, 121 Mathus. Susan - 63. 138 Matsuoka, Noriko - 121 Maurcr,janis - 64. 115, 121 Mayfield. Ginger - 82. 132 Mikolajczak. Claire - 103. 117, 144, 147 Milford, Susan - 56. 110, 144 Millican, Nancy - 35. 36. 86, 115, 121 Millikcn, Marilyn - 78, 151 Mullenjudith - 144 Mundic, Catherine - 63. 121, 125 Murray. Deborah - 75, 126. 132, 135 Narwold, Christine - 32, 102, 107, 122 Nelson. Karen - 58. 103. 145 Now, Bonnie - 64. 115, 122 Novgrod. chbic - 33. 56. 99. 110, 122 Oppenheim, Naomi - 101. 108, 151, 152 Osach, Patricia - 89. 104 Paine, Elizabeth - 74. 126. 133 Paper, Ellen -- 145. 146 Panhun, Deborah - 85, 107, 145 Paul, Patrice - 92. 14.5 Pclham, Deborah - 35, 109, 145 Pcrcival,judith -- 87. 133 Petersen, Ncila -- 35. 62, 109. 126. 130, 153 Peterson, Kay - 62, 102. 139 Pettigrcw, Maryanne -- 33. 53. 75. 96. 99. 110. 122. 187 Phillips, Elaine - 57. 115. 106. 122 Poblcrtc, Lomo - 117, 123 Pohlman, Martha -- 139 Posrcr, DorOthy - 37. 45, 84. 98. 99. 105, 111, 151, 186, 187 Patter, Deanne - 109. 133 Porter, Elizabeth - 89. 104, 123 Porter, chcc - 61. 106, 111, 123. 187 Powers. Roberta - 91 Puckett. Paula - 34. 48. 52, 86. 98. 99. 106, 144. 145 Raguc. Carol - 123 Randall, Martha - 109. 126. 133 Rauwolf. Vicki - 33. 107, 110. 123 Reed. Cassandra - 82. 103. 124 Reid, Laura - 102, 145. 187 Rcifcrs. Carol - 61. 98, 99. 105, 111, 124 Rice. Linda - 136, 139 Romano, Toni - 145 Roscn. julia - 93, 124 Salic. Suzanne - 34. 71. 99. 100, 145 Sampson, Margaret - 99. 108. 116, 133 Sanz, Marie - 103. 117, 124 Savagc,Janc - 89. 146 Scoggins. Debra - 81. 139 Scdlak,jan - 33. 76, 107, 151. 152. 153 Shcchan, Theodora - 83. 152 Shcchy, Karen - 60, 145. 146 Simrcll, Patti - 124, 187 Sinnard. Karen - 134 Smith,jan - 32. 65. 105. 108, 152 Sodcrbcrg.Maybc1h - 84.108. 111. 131, 151. 152. 153 Spurgcon, Cynthia - 83. 99. 111. 126, 130, 134 Stccn. Elizabeth - 111, 144, 146 Stcrn,jan - 69. 107, 110. 151. 152 Steward, Kim - 124 Stoafcr.janct - 109. 147 Stone. Marilyn - 72, 109. 124 Stuart, Susan - 59. 99. 103. 116. 123. 124 Sullivan, Brooke - 35. 37, 83. 111, 126, 131. 134. 187 Suppigcr, Nancy - 66, 106, 147 Sunon,Jacquclinc - 53. 79. 106. 107, 108, 152 Symons,joannc - 74, 116, 125 Tanncnbaum. Donna - 79. 126. 134. 135 Tatro. Kathryn - 92. 111. 141, 147 Thorpe, Cynthia - 93. 104. 153 Thorson, Shelly - 99. 109. 111, 147 Topolosky. chcc - 57, 103. 111. 125 Torrance. Marianne - 82. 108, 153 Trunk, Vera - 88, 101. 108. 153 Ulcvitch. Cynthia - 91, 105, 147 Upton. Debra - 36, 37, 62. 118. 125 Valentine, Cary - 33, 66. 103. 107. 110, 125 VanHouscn. Barbara - 32. 33. 73. 107. 153 Vcit. Gwen - 135 Wachtcr. Susan - 101, 107, 135 Waite, Martha - 35. 67, 111, 135 Walker. Ruth - 70, 139 Ward, Mary Beth - 101, 125. 187 Warner, Cynthia - 145, 147 Waszak. Kathleen - 148 Webb, Sandra - 68. 109. 110, 118. 125 Wcismillcr, Linda - 108, 153 Wells, Kathleen - 32. 65. 152, 153 chdc. Katrina - 71, 148 Wilson, Cindy - 102, 107, 111, 148, 187 Wilson, Gail - 90. 149 Wilson, Nancy - 78. 96. 101, 111. 135 Wiscman, Dulcic - 67, 103. 107, 108, 110, 149 Wittc, Barbara - 80, 125 Woicckoski, Deborah -- 92. 153 Wrightsman, Jean - 37, 68. 146, 149 Yakcy, Jill - 90. 153 Zitncr, Lynn - 27, 50. 59. 111, 131. 141, 147, 149 FA CULTY AND STA FF Adair, janc - 160 Albee. Mary Lu - 176 Andrcws, Ada - 166 Amndiclovic. Darinka - 103. 179 Arnold, Hillis - 36. 175 Baylor, Dclainc - 115 Berger, Sam - 165 Bizaillion, Gerald - 171 Bradley, Major Charles - 32. 107, 178 Brandt, Wilbur - 166 Brangcnbcrg. Jennie - 167 Buck, Emcsr - 166 Bull, Ronnie - 166 Burroughs, Rcv. Conley - 183 Byers, Adolph - 165 Cason. Hazel - 165 Chacharonia, Dr. Peter - 27, 32. 176 Chapman, Alice - 165 Cooke, Dr. Paulj. - 32, 179 Cross. Terry - 32. 161 Cummings, Harriet - 165 Cummings, Ted - 165 Dick. Gertrude - 165 Dillon, Barbara - 168 Dotson. Harry - 165 Down, Bcrncan - 158 Draycr. Betty jean - 183 Dvorak. Georgia - 142, 160 Eby, Marie - 165 Echcvarria, Dr. Rosa - 36, 179 Ems:cr,Jamcs - 170 Flatt, Dallas - 165 Franz, Mary - 165 Fundcrburk, jill - 159 Gardner,Jcanic - 171 Gardner, William - 180 GassJudich - 178 Glenn, Ellen - 181 Goodyear, Bill - 165 Graham, Betty - 162 Gricscll, Mary - 174 Griffin, Mary Lou - 169 Gutmann, Georgian - 163 Habckost, Elizabeth - 171 Huger, Rosemary - 129 Hall,jo - 164 Hampton, Charles - 166 Harbison, G. Burton - 32, 108, 151, 174 Harris, Doromy - 168 Harrison, Tom - 165 chdcrshor,jamcs - 175, 185 chcscy, Sarah - 161 Hewlett, Florcncc - 165 Holcomb, joc - 182 Huber, Frank - 166 Hubcr, Wayne - 175 Huff, Richard - 165 Humphrics, Beverly - 169 Hurley, jun: - 169 Hutton, Celia - 33. 177 jcssup, Montgomery - 159 jcssup, Suzanne - 182, 184 joncs, Dr. Richard - 27, 146, 177 Kanz, Hazel - 128 K2151, Thomas - 183 Krcss, Ramona - 167 Landrc, George - 166 Lawrence, joc - 165 Lipinski, Tony - 163 Locbmastcr, Bernice - 165 PRES H M EN DIANE ALLTON, Alton, Ill. GRETCHEN APPEL, Valparaiso, Ind. Dean's Lisz, Student Council SUSAN ARNOLD, 513111.111. Choir, Vicc Pres. Freshman Class, Stu GWB Committee KAREN AVALOS, Morris, 11!. Drama Club, Young Republicans DEBI BACON, Daricn, Conn. Student Council, Riding Club AMY BAUER, Bunker Hill, 111. Activities Index dcnt Advisory Board, Dean's LiSt. Yearbook, Marlin Club, Spanish Club, Basketball Team, Young Republicans LINDA BAYDUK, Walnut Creek, Calif. LaDONNA BEAMON, Detroit, Mich. Ideal Daughter Court, Freshman Class President, Student Council, Cinema Workshop, Drama Club, Dance Club, Choir, All the Way Home, GWB Committee MARIE BEARD, Godfrey. 111. jOAN BERNBAUM, Dallas, Tcx. MSO, Idcal Daughter Court, GWB Committee CATHY BIRKHEAD, Alton, Ill. SUSAN BONNER, Minneapolis, Minn. Dancc Club, Antigone Lowdcr, Dennis - 165 Luckcrt, Doris - 170 Macck, Robert - 184, 185 Marlow, Margaret - 182 Mead, Maria - 180 Mommy, Bess - 32, 170 Morrow, Mildrcd - 165 Myers, Dr. G. E. - 20, 34, 36, 156, 157 Myers, Dr. Michele - 34. 36, 184 Oldham, Dr. Robert - 166, 174 Parker, Marie - 165 Pars, Betty - 178 Parsons, Lynn - 181 P:11crson,jamcs - 166 Randall, Duane - 32, 176 Range, Lizzie - 165 Rice, Bonny - 163 Rorh, Ronny - 166 Schmidt, Mary - 160, 187 Schweitzer, Fay - 168, 183 Schweinchohn D. - 158 Shea, Sadie - 165 Shcwman, Marguerite - 99, 159 Snydcrs, Eugene - 163 Sopcr, Don - 166 Sparrowk, Tom - 164 Sutton, Robert - 166 chcncy, jacquclinc -- 158 Tackwcll, Eva - 171 Thompson. Pat - 164 Ticmann, Evelyn - 162 Trcnnt, Evelyn - 177 Tronc, Carrol - 161 Tmckcy, William - 181 VanAusdoll, Becky - 158 Vinyard, Nellie - 165 Walter, Gcorgc - 166 Watrous. Mary - 162 Watson, jack - 165 Wilkinson, Esrhcr - 165 Woodbury. Herbert - 180 JANIS BOULWARE, St. Louis, Mo. Dean's List, Basketball Team BETSY BURR, Kansas City, Mo. Riding Club MARSHA BYARS, Mattoon, Ill. TERRI CAMPBELL, Dodge City, Kans. MSO VICKI CHUROVICH, Carlinvillc, Ill. Activities Committee, Erickson Hall CINDA CLARKSON, Alton, Ill. Ideal Daughter Court CARLA CONNOLLY, Midlmhian, Ill. MSO, Drama Club, Film Club FENTON CRAWFORD, Newport, R. I. Cinema Workshop, Drama Club SUSAN DEAN, Denver, Colo. Yearbook DEBBIE DcI-IAVEN, Maninsburg, Va. jAMIE DEUCKER, Alton, Ill. MARY DOUGLAS, choka, Okla. Spanish Club THIRZA DUENSING, Algonquin, 111. Marlin Club, Student Council SANDRA ENGLERT, Crystal Lake, 111. M30, Dance Club CATHERINE FABRE, Villcncuvc, France 'Worshzm, Mary Lou - 163 Zeidlcr,jacquclinc - 159 Zcrm, Eugene - 167 Zimmerman, Duane - 165 ACTIVITIES AMCA Concerts - 38 Black and Gold Dinner - 21 Convocation - 20 Coronation Dance - 26, 27 Dad's Weekend - 25, 26, 27 Doll Dinner - 28, 29, 30, 31 Fawlty-Smdcnt Picnic - 23 GWB - 34, 35. 36. 37 Horse Show - 25 Mixers - 39 Orientation - 20, 21, 22, 23 Recognition - 21 chismtion - 22 Slave Day - 32. 33 ORCA NIZA TIONS Basketball Team - 110 Choir - 108 Dance Club - 109 Delta Psi Omega - 104 Freshman Class Officers - 97 German Club - 103 Los Amigos - 103 Marlin Club - 110 5150 - lll Phi Theta Kappa - 106 Riding Club - 107 Senior Class Officers - 96 Social Cabinet - 101 Social Honor Board - 100 Student Council - 98, 99 Tri Key - 105 Young Republicans - 102 German Club KATHERINE FARRIOR, Washington, D. C. Drama Club, Lighting Assismnt, Hathcway Hall NANCY FEARHEILEY, Mt. Carmel, 111. Young Republicans, Secretary Freshman Class GWYN FERGUSON, Housron, Tcx. PAULA FRALICK, Denver, Colo. MSO jANET FRERES, Racine, Wisc. Riding Club jAMIE FROELICH, Mt. Prospecr, Ill. ELYSE GIRARD, Decatur, Ill. Dean's List MARILYN GISSLER, Alton, 111. Drama Club GAYLE GRAUL, Marion, Ill. GWB Committee, Yearbook EVELYN GREBE, Tuckahoc, N. Y. ELIZABETH HAMMOND, St. Louis, Mo. KIM HAMRE, Bloomington, Minn. Riding Club KATHY VAL HARVEY, Mcdford, N. J. Trcasurcr Freshman Class, Young Republicans, German Club GINA HECHT, Housron, Tcx. Cinema Workshop, Drama Club ANNEMARIE HENKEL, Katzcnloch, Germany A' $sv-I-om --..- v.-ww '-.-.-'. , q-J-.$. 190 Exchange Student. Riding Club ROBERTA HOVE, Madison. Wisc. Dance Club EVE JESIONKA, Bcllc Mcadc. N. J. KATHLEEN KARASEK. Pcarsall. Tcx. Drama Club. Cinema Workshop SALVADORA KATOSANG, Ngival, Palau Exchange Student. Student Council SHIGEKO KAWAMURA, Nagamori. Japan Exchange Student SUSAN KERNAN, Utica. N. Y. MSO, Yearbook. GWB Committee LISA KORTMAN, New Canaan. Conn. Drama Club. Riding Club. Young Republicans JUDY IJSTON. Carlinvillc, Ill. M50 ROBYN LONG. Cedar Rapids. 1:. Marlin Club MARY ANN LOSCH. Alton, Ill. KYLE MCCORMICK. Lebanon, Ind. MSO, Dance Club. Student Council, Young Republicans NORIKO MATSUOKA. Tokyo. Japan Exchange Student CLAIRE MIKOLAJCZAK, Brussels, Belgium Exchange Student, Drama Club. Social Cabinet JUDITH MULLER, Ridgcf'ncld, N. J. MSO CHRIS NARWOLD, Tulsa, Okla. Treasurer Riding Club. Young Republicans NAOMI OPPENHEIM. New York. N. Y. Social Cabinet, Choir ELLEN PAPER, St. Paul, Minn. DEBORAH PELHAM, Springfield. Ill. Riding Club, Dance Club, MSO, GWB Committee LORETO POBLETE. Santiago, Chile Exchange Student DEANNE POTTER, No. Kingsmwn, R. 1. Dance Club CAROLE RAGUE, St. Joseph, Mich. MARTHA RANDALL, Alton, 111. Dance Club VICKI RAUWOLF, Mattoon. Ill. Riding Club, Marlin Club, Basketball Team, Volleyball Team LAURA REID, Vidalia. Ga. Young Republicans, MSO, Yearbook House Editor LINDA RICE, Alton. 111. Young Republicans TONI ROMANO, Monmouth, Ill. MARGARET SAMPSON, Western Springs, 111. Student Council MARIE SANZ, Villcncuvc, France Exchange Student PATTI SIMRELL, Hershey, Penna. Drama Club, Yearbook KAREN SINNARD, Tulsa, Okla. Cinema Workshop ELISABETH STEEN, Oslo, Norway Exchange Student, German Club, MSO KIM STEWARD, Springfield, 11:. JANET STOAFER, Ccntralia. Ill. Dance Club, MSO, Marlin Club KATHY STREICHER, Scarsdalc, N. Y. SHELLEY THORSON, Crystal Lake. Ill. Student Council, Dance Club GWEN VEIT, Hinsdalc, Ill. SUSAN WACHTER. St. Louis. Mo. Social Cabinet. Riding Club. Cinema Workshop MARY BETH WARD, Mt. Vernon. IN. Social Cabinet. Yearbook Index Editor. GWB Committee CINDY WARNER. Wes: Hartford. Conn. MSO KATHY WASZAK. Medina. N. Y. CINDY WILSON. Denver. Colo. MSO, Yearbook, Young Republicans. Riding Club SENIORS PATRICIA ABBOTT, Hamburg, N. Y. LAURIE ACKERMAN, Beverly Hills. Calif. CATHY ANDREAS, Wooster. O. BARBARA ARCHIE. Lake Katonah. N. Y. AMY ASHWOOD, Elm Grove, Wisc. Scnior Staff. Choir NANCY BAKER. Flossmoor. Ill. RAMONA BAKER, Alton. Ill. ANNE BAUMGARDNER. Palo Alto, Calif. KRISTINE BEAUMONT. Allison Park, Pa. Riding Club CAROL BRINK, Princeton. Ind. ANN BULGER, Indianapolis, Ind. Social Cabinet BARBARA BURGMAN, Lebanon, Ind. Marlin Club BARBARA HURRY, Shaker Heights, 0. Vice President Dance Club, Volley Ball Team, Tennis Tcam LACEY BURTON, Lakewood, O. ADRIANNE BYRNE, Sayvillc. L.I., N. Y. Dean's List, MSO, Young Republicans CELINDA CANTU. Tularc, Calif. Senior Staff, Spanish Club, Yearbook. Basketball Team, Tcn- nis Team ANNE CARROTT, Quincy, Ill. STEPHANIE CELENTO. Rochester, N. Y. Dean's List, Student Council. President Tri-Kcy, Phi Theta Kappa, Orientation Chairman, GWB Committee. Temporary Freshman Class President, Judicial Honor Board. Dignity, chcn Ideals, Who's Who in Amcrican Junior Colleges, Presi- dent Geology Club, German Club, Geology Lab Assistant CECELIA CHANEY, Port Washington, N. Y RUTH CHICKOTA, Clifton, N. J Dean's List, Secretary-Trcasurcr Drama Club, Delta Psi Omega. MSO. Assisunt Director All the Way Home and Antigone. Director Drama Club Play, Senior staff ANNE CLAIN, Rock Island, 111. Marlin Club. Riding Club. MSO, Spanish Club. Treasurer Student Council CANDY CLEVELAND, Pittsford, N. Y. Tri-Kcy. Riding Club. Horse Show, Choir KATHRYN COLBERT. Denver, Colo. Yearbook, Choir CATHY COLE, St. Louis, Mo. . Student Council, Senior Staff. Young Republtcans KATHLEEN COLLINS, Mt. Vernon, Ill. . . Assisrant Fire Chief, Erickson Hall, MSO, Social Cabinet, Yearbook, Senior Staff, Student Council, Secretary Social Cabi- net EMILY CONLY, Indianapolis, Ind. MSO, Yearbook SALLY CONLY, Indianapolis. Ind. MSO. Yearbook, Marlin Club DEBORAH CORBEIL, Bcrkclcv. Ill Dance Club, Volleyball Team LORETTA CORFIATIS. Crcvc Cocur. Mo. Dean's Lisr. Chemical Rubbcr Award. 3 Scmcsmrs. Presidcn! Phi Theta Kappa KAREN CORZILIUS. Granite City. Ill. Vice President Phi Theta Kappa. Dean's Lisr, Vice Pncsidcm Senior Class, Student Advisory Board. President Art Club. Chairman Spring Art chrival. Art Guard DEBBIE CROCKER. Milton. Mass. Treasurer Senior Class, Young Republicans. Spanish Club. MSO. Tennis Tcam DEBORAH CUSTER. Dayton. 0. Orientation Committee. Freshman Class Officer. Dancc Club- Young Republicans SUZANNE D'ALLEINNE. Little Falls, N. J. Social Cabinet JENNIFER DANTZLER. Virginia, Minn. Volleyball Team DIANE DcBRULER. Libertyvillc. Ill. RMRTHA DOUGHTY. Little Silver. N. J. Senior Staff. Student Council. Treasurer Republican Club. 50' cial Cabinet, Geology Club, MSO PAMELA DRAPER. Alton. Ill. KATHY ECKERLE. Glen Ellyn. Ill. Choir SANDRA EDGERTON. Pittsford. N. Y. Dean's LiSt, Senior Staff JAMIE EGAN. Hartford, Conn. Ideal Daughter Court, Friendship. chcn Ideals. MSO MARION ELLICOTT, Glcnridgc, N. J. Yearbook, Social Cabinet SHANNON GAINEY. Plcasann'illc. N. Y. Dean's List. MSO, Phi Theta Kappa. Spanish Club MISSY GALLIVAN. Buffalo, N. Y. Cinema Workshop, Drama Club. MSO NANN GARNER, Dayton. 0. M50 GAY GEYER, Montclair. N. J. DEBBIE GLETZER, Dallas. Tex. Ideal Daughter Court, Service, chcn Ideals, MSO. Smdcm Council Vice President. Volleyball Team. Tennis Team, Span' ish Club CHARLENE GRECO. Ithaca, N. Y. German Club. Marlin Club. Art Guard SHARMON GREENE, Oyster Bay, N. Y. Volleyball Team, Softball Team JANE HAVENS, Gladwync, Penna. Senior Staff SYLVIA HAYWARD, Fayvillc, Mass. JAN HEFFRON, Decatur, Ill. Dance Club MARIJANE HELLWIG, Indianapolis. Ind. ANNE HERBRUCK, Dayton. 0. MARTHA HERL, Golconda, Ill. Dean's List. Phi Theta Kappa. M50, Tri-Kcy. Dance Club. Newspaper, GWB Committee. Omnibus HEIDI HOCKRIDGE, Davenport, Ia. Organizations Editor, Yearbook CLAUDIA HOUGH, Durham, N. H. M50. Choir, Senior Staff SOUTH HUME, Frankfort, Ky. MSO, Riding Club, Activities Committee for Haskell House. Newspaper, Social Cabinet CHRISTINE JACOBSEN, Downers Grove. Ill. Choir, Riding Club SUE JARONIK, Waukegan, m. Chairman Social Cabinet, Spanish Club, Student Council. Ideal Daughter Court JENNA JOHNSTON. Chesterton, Ind. Dean's LiSt, M50 and MSO Board. Yearbook. Phi Theta .4 K .. . appa, Tn Key PATRICE PAUL, Arlington, Va. MSO, Dance Club fUDI PERCIVAL, Williamsvillc. N. Y. SUSAN STUART. St. Louis. Mo. MARGIE jOYCE, Glcnsidc, Penna. Student Council MSO. Marlin Club. Yearbook EDEN KAY PETERSON. Godfrcy. Ill. BROOKE SULLIVAN, Buffalo. N. Y. KATHY J'UMER, Elmhurst, Ill. Vicc-Chairman Young Republicans . . Freshman MSO Board, ViccoPrcs. MSO, Yea book. P h IUD.Y. KAY, Miartn Beach, Fla. NEILA PETERSEN, Lake Forest, Ill. Orientation Commincc r rcs man Riding Club. Ski Club Choir. Riding Club. Dance Club. Senior Staff, Student Coun- Cti NANCY SUPPIGER. Bcllcvillc. Ill. ANITA KLECKER, P2105 Vcrdcs Peninsula, Calif. Dcan's List Phi Theta Kappa Spanish Club MARYANNE PETTIGREW, Council Bluffs. Ia. . ' Young Republicans Who's Who in American junior Colleges Freshman Attcn jACQUELlNE SUTI'ON Lafa . . . , ycttc. Ind. ROSEM.AR.Y KLiNGER. Elmira. N. Y.. tiant, Commencement Court; Freshman Class Treasurer. Sen. Dean's List. Choir. Art Guard. Riding Club. Phi Theta Dean 5 Lisr. Phi Theta Kappa, Delta Psi Omega, Drama Club, tor Class President, Student Council, Basketball Team. Volley. Kappa, Who's Who in American junior Collcgcs. MSO Choir. Spoon River Anthology, Senior Staff. Little Mary ball Team, Tennis Team. Academic Honor Board. Ycarbook Sunshine Chairman Orientation Committee JOANNE SYMONS, Ncwark, 0. M50 MARTHA KRAJEWSKI. Princeton, Ill. LAINE PHILLIPS, Williamson, N. Y. Phi Theta Kappa. Scnior Staff DONNA TANENBAUM, Roslyn. N. Y. POLLY LADWIG, Mentor, 0. German Club MARTHA POHLMAN. Godfrey. Ill. KATHY TATRO, Arlington Heights, 111. Treasurer MSO. Senior Staff jENNY LAWSON. Alton, Ill. DOROTHY POSTER. Muskogcc. Okla. . Yearbook Editor, Student Council Sccrctary, Vicc-Prcs. MSO, CYNTHIA THORPE. Ardslcy, N. Y. DENISE LIDDELL. Wallingford, Conn. Tri-Kcy. chcn Ideals, M50 Board. Freshman Stuco Class Drama Club. Cinema Workshop, Senior Staff, President Dean's Lisr, Senior Staff. Erickson ACtivitics Committee chrcscnmivc, GWB Committee Drama Club JOYCE LILLY, Arnold, Mo. BETH POTTER, Tolcdo. O. RENEE TOPOLOSKY, Columbus. 0. Drama Club Spanish Club MARIANNE TORRANCE, Marion. Ind. Dean's Lisr, Drama Club, Delta Phi Omega. Choir, Drama Produaions BETSY LOEB. Columbus. 0. RENEE POTTER, Assumption. Ill. Aaivitics Editor of Yearbook, MSO Riding Club. Phi Theta KATHRYN MCCADDEN, Godfrey, Ill. Kappa, Dean's Lisr, Orientation Committee Drama Club, Basketball Team, Choir. Cinema Workshop VERA TRUNK, Seminole, Okla. BOBBIE POWERS, Alton, Ill. Vicc Pres. Delta Psi Omega. Drama Club. Choir SUSAN McCLINTOCK, Cincinnati. 0. Ski Club, ACtivitics Committee for Dorm PAULA PUCKE'I'I', Mt. chon. 111. Phi Theta Kappa. Dean's LiSt, MSO. Who's Who in Ameri- can junior Colleges, Student Council President. Academic Honor Board, Candidate for Ideal Daughter, Young Republi- CYNTHIA ULEVITCH. Peoria, 111. Tri-Kcy, Dance Club MARGARET MANESS, Tulsa, Okla. Volleyball Team. Fire Chief DEBBIE UP'TON,john5town. Penna. cans, Freshman Attendant for Commencement wgaycizleNG' Dayton, 0' Hathcway Hall Usher. Volleyball Team I m CASSANDRA REED. Ithaca, N. Y. Newspaper Staff. Spanish Club. MSQ CARY VALENTINE, New Canaan, Conn. KATHY MARINELU' Lyndhurst, 0' Dean's List, Riding Club. Yearbook, President Spanish Club CAROL REIFERS, Indianapolis. Ind. MAREASEITTMARQET'CREFMSIU' N' Y' Tri-Kcy, Geology Club, Student Council Chaplain. MSO. BARBARA VWHOUSEN' MUWNR . Wisc. 825 c: a cam, in 2 inc: Volleyball Tcim. Tennis Team Basketball Team, Riding Club President. Chairman Spring Horse Show SUSAN MATHUS, Alton, Ill. jULIE ROSEN. Clayton, Mo. MARTHA WAITE, Ipswich, Mass. Student Council. Riding Club MSO, Spanish Club JANIS MAURER, Wooster. 0. Senior Staff SUZANNE SALIC, Hartford. III. R M m ' . RUTH WALKE . ton. . GINGER MAYFIELD. Hutchinson, Kans. House Manager Hathcyay Hail. Miss Alton 1979 71. Young Republicans. Chair, Tnplc Trio, Student Councnl. Chairman Social Advisory Board, Activities Committee for Erickson SANDY WEBB. W905i . 0- Dancc Club, Marlin Club SUSAN MILFORD, Oklahoma City, Okla. ' ll T V II b 11 T Marlin Club. Basketba cam. 0 cy a cam JANE SAVAGE, Wilmington, Dcl, . LINDA WEISMILLER. St. Lows. Mo. Drama Club, Cinema Workshop, Choir NANCY MILLICAN. Lexington, Mass. Dean's List, Volleyball Team, Dance Club. Senior Staff, Trca, DEBRA SCOGGINS' Godfrey. 1' surcr Riding Club JAN SEDLAK, University Heights, 0. KATHY WELLS, IndianapolIS. Ind. Senior Staff, Vice President Riding Club. Basketball Team KATRINA WENDE Akron N Y MARILYM MILLIKEN, Fort Worth, Tcx. . . . . THEODORA SHEEHAN. Craton-on-Hudson, N. Y. GAIL WILSON Godfrey. Ill, CATHY MUNDIE, Evanston, Ill. Basketball Team, Volleyball Team Marlin Club DEBBIE MURRAY. Palos Park, 111. KAREN SHEEHY. Cincinnati. 0. NANCY WILSON. Athens, Tcnn. Dorm ACtmtics Committee. Dorm Fire Chief Sccnctary Senior Class, Social Cabinet KAREN NELSON. Princeton, 111. Spanish Club JAN 5mm. Calumbus' 0- DULCIE WISEMAN. Dallas, Tex. C l f Chou. 1' qu German Club, Marlin Club, Choir, Riding Club BONNIE NOTAR, Mojave, a i . Dc ' L'st, Senior Staff MAYBETH SODERBERG, Princeton. Ill. . m s i Choir, Triple Trio, MSO Board, MSO President. Senior Staft. BARBARA WITTE' Nonhpori' N' Y' DEBBIE NOVGROD, Kenilworth. N, J. Young Republicans, Ideal Daughter Court DEBBIE WOICEKOSKI, Northampton, Mass. Basketball Team, Volleyball Team. Tennis Team. Student '1, Dean's List comm CYNTHIA SPURGEON. Scattsdalc. Am. J33: WERHESLWE thm' G; bl. PATRICIA OSACH, Mamaroncck, N. Y. MSO. Senior Staff. Student Council ncc u ' mma u ' oung CPU icans Club Dram jAN DEBRA STERN. New York. N. Y. Jm YAKEY- MOdc' 111. M50. R'd' Cl b ELIZABETH PMNE. Evanston. Ill. ' ' 3 LYNN ZITNER, Chagrin Falls. 0. MARILYN STONE. Columbus. 0. $?ch Daughter, 1970. Senior Staff, Hathcway Hall Usher, DEBORAH PARTHUN, LaPortc, Ind. was always there with a good word. and came through in pinches with what wc needed. To Bill n Ellicort. Susan Dean, Marianne Torrance. Gravcman Studios. Vincent Price Studios, whose pho- on is spread through this book. To Heidi Hockridgc,Jcnna johnston. Maryanne Pcrtigrcw, chcc Porter. Brooke Sullivan. Cary Valcntinc. Mary Ward. Section Editors, for thcir determination to make this a success. To Amy Bauer. Kathryn Colbert. Susan Kcrnan. Laura Reid, Patti Simrcil. Cindy XVilson. House Editors. for their cooperation and hard work. To Emily and Sally Conly for their beautiful art work. To all the unnamcablc helpers and friends who came to help. talk. or give ideas. Many. $ many thanks for making the last Monticello ECHO possible. DorOthy To Mary Schmidt, Echo Sponsor, who Rcdfcrn,jack Rhodes, Bill Starkey, Mario tos complete this book. To Mary Lu Albcc, whose inspirnti Tall t '1? Blue y'fr' .m .- Quict- '2. 1'h ' 3.4,. .Yet, above Shining and eternal, Our Alma Mater. Often 1 ' ' Q 3 f3 . 1 .J' 'Cun 6; 6142:2221 0 have struggled. too, have fought I watched them pass byxxx The rest will fail. WCast all asi Jv' km .Hnl :3 f2' 2 . Wmngdql! ' bx, '2
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