North Central College - Spectrum Yearbook (Naperville, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1977 volume:

Wg - I w 1 P 1 5 1 5 l X K Qigyyzfrww 197 7 3 '-.. 555:55 .V1-1:'.ff11 5 A1.111 :'i' ' f'2 Zzf ff? EE,: iflfffiifffzfg .12'Q 1'1 l fii -'Q Q 1Ez 2 , A ', f Q , l l , 1 1 W' l ' 1l 1iQ 1 1,i '1 f 1 '1 1 1.-i.qf 5 ,viiq b ,.:, q'1,A 2 Z,3,- 1, A1, .,, north central college naperville, ill. 60540 In Memory EMM randt Gunter This year's book is dedicated as a memorial to Brandt Gunter, a person who always did his best to brighten up the world around him. Those who knew Brandt remember him as a person who constantly strove to improve on himself and who derived great pleasure from doing so. He would always question those around him and would never be satisfied until he understood. Still, Brandt always smiled. Even when things didn't go his way, he smiled. Then, the people around him caught on and began to smile also. Thanks, Brandt! 2 3. wifi wad! 0 M 1 .1-4,1 M-af, I lil! , M A. s. 4-ff, My ff'-'QQ -4. ...- 37Qlbg,.,,, 'fry' -.gn 4.4111 ..- ...- Q- ,ig l ,,.,.., U 'UZ-25' Nunn nvdnv ...,.-. ..,,.f f Xf'-. 12 31 -.-.qw v I I xperience I rn Tr mg To Flnd M Gwn Wa W ' 1 y s Rglqfs' . E : 4, M,-if H, In I X, 5 ? 3' 4 gs 6- ' 1 ' if AXA - it-.,, 5 V, F . 5' , . 1 Q ,nw 7 F-' 'Ja - 31 1 .ff.,,f My 's '- D A ihlj, +2 1 Ur vf-X , V x . .fN '2 gy m: , L3 fm 1 qui- -'J f 'W 1 L T T 57 B. -F, Q 5.5 i, zfv ' ' I , 1 432 ' ' t , 1 .. -s' ,,,ff ' . 'A Yi ffm .J ' 4. gi 1- 4- , . h ' . ,J . -Q ,J J' iv T if ' ' U. Xu.. 4.1 , .-. ...Q ' 6 -f f-' ff' ,,,,,,.,-... , ,,., 4, WM A ., 4. Q Q.- aw, by f A iii Q' Sometimes ' Think .... sw 'W'-up 2 V r. fm ,N vw, 1 . Could F L W p N. N x i 1 w l W W i 115. A A And Fm Looking For Space x 3 nf ,, 54 , - N To Know nd nderstand HW H535 'S . 3' x -'h' m - A 55:0 5Ji'12jx21EfT3 .- E ,,N., .,,:,. i . ,A,,:,,:. i f.. 3 ' ' 1 ,Q geva 1 lg, fs-.f-'rf : 'iliuf-Nz? -5. gftsx-:ig-Qxf ITS. j s5s555,,w5'1,.g,.ifi,1 :'.1'35-3 215. Q . X, ,. --..... 2 gg ff jf if , f xx , xx . XX Q , 'Qs N. . X L w I 14 I ,S A Swee , Swee K Dre am! LOOKING FOR SPACE by john Denver CQCopyright 1975 Cherry Lane Music Co. Used by Permission - A11 Rights Reserved If there ever was a song to de- scribe college life, this one by john Denver is it. We have all reached periods when we were trying to find out who we were and where we were going. There have also been times when we wished we could fly away. Eventually, you, the students, will emerge and enter the main- stream of life. Hopefully, it will be into a sweet, sweet dream . But, you will have to try, and you will have to care. Remember this year always, and let these pages take you back on a voyage through your per- sonal road of experience! I m MQ Qi -I 1 33 MQ Pg! Q U . O' W f 'wwf 'Fl ' 0 N Q' LT, FQ il 'A H. ' NQMQQI rj A r Q0 65 'nyggly 4 AL QM LQVQ' If It ' Board Of Trustees 255222313751 FROM LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW: Gael Swing, Donald Alguire, I-Iarold Riebel, john Case, Daniel Ruge, Donald Theuer, A.j. Senty, Hugo Koranda, Bishop jesse DeWitt, William Abe, Theodore Desch, Vernon I-Ioesch, Arlo Schilling. LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Carleton Nadelhoffer, Clare Oesterle, Clyde Erwin, Eva White, Irwin Keeler, Clifford Wall, Janis Hirschrnan, Rev. Willie Clay, Bishop Paul Washburn, john Koten, Kenneth Larrance. Dean tudents Richard I. uze Lcd, al., Dean Of Faculty Iames A. Taylor President Gael D. Swing Director f T e ollege Union Y o Director f Residence Life Roger Krahn D1:rector of Res1dence Life and Dan Cornth Waite Unlon D1rector Maintenance FRONT ROW: john Rygiewicz, Harold Mishler, Ed Hildebrand, Gus Caliendo. BACK ROW: Garth Haines, Cliff I-Ioldeman, jerry Juzwiak, Kent Rossow. v----... I dmlmstratlon john Alexander, VICE Presldent for Development fpaff Secretanes FRONT ROW, Marcy Hodval, john Bobb1tt, V1ce Pres 1dent for Busmess Affalrs Lou1se Havel Chl-1st1ne Lawson BACK ROW Nancy,Leet, Helen Gunter, Paullne F r1 ednchs M1ke Moser, Campus Munster was M JM' Lv ,W W MM ' I Q 'lb 1 Y J N 1 ' I W 1 I Art 3 fini Helen Naumann Art Assistant Scott Barrett Music Diane Duvigneaud Contemplates realistic sculpture entitled man with a camera . Bill Vose Visiting Lecturer And they'll fine Christmas presents! Ann McKinley Chairman of Music 13 L ' , ' i . , ,ff it A 4 1 , ' S. N2- , V 'Q C Robert Rollin A little keyboard magic. Bernard Izzo A smile to match the Voice. Philosophy Religion B111 Naumann '75 ff ' 'fix' Howard Mueller gh Can I smile yet? W ,. pr., if: M' ' f l ' 1 , f it .K 11? . -I, 1 i 'QV , A 3554 in 5 ,gql f . A . 9 11-. I hi- 'MWFA ' , 125 if ' ' F - 1, 4. ' if 7 ' G-cf' v' , ' 'lflfl 1 w ff P5 rn' ' ' iiemx. if ',f1? : ., ' ' L A , N V , ,,'f,:, af 'fl 1 '-12? U. m fU 1' 'G' - ' 4 fi , an lg px l. 4 ni ' 4 FQ- 'V .' if mishap: gg, 1 1 .Q HX' 'iz gn 4,5 A ,Q ,, L., J uf A , V M in -my 2: af ie Hank Skoglund S h Cha1rman of Phllosophy Omeone as to hold up th1S wall' Speech Alan Brawn And no speeches on Football or Pot V Donald Shanower Chalrman of Speech Commun1cat1ons 1 Y ' 1 I 1 l 1 I ' fi, . . by , , P2-I l n...,K . rv, , xv ' by '93UNBN,v .,,. e Q A l an ' 'l' I ,-,, ,,-- ev:-56155 ' ' X I 1 - .' 4 -I-.4.:.:,1.,:g,J A Classics Andy Adams Caught reading a racy myth. anguage aww . Michalle johnson Plerfe LSBGQU Time out from th There's a first for everything! Marv Meinz And his getaway car. Mildret Araya This is all Spanish to me! john Cerovski Chairman of Language and Literature john Reist The clown on the left who's left for Pennsylvania. Mlchael Haley No, Alex Haley is not my brother! English Liela Rumbaugh You should see What's on page 37 'VI Priscilla Grundy Now, the ncChronicle wouldn't accept that, would they! ysics 5 Paul Sutton Chairman of Physics Chemistr fr '7 5 J a Vkiiff ff ZA ' ' ' fm f iffiifi 'W X i , QQ V f, 5,,,i',v l'f ., ff ,,A, I i 'Wig V A i 1 f' f Wm. , , w aw U, t f, 'Q I !'4A1 4-. , L , H, W 5 - vw L .Q ,nf 3, ,7'r4P'5-R' pf X 'H A NHL, V f Q 8 . jg f V ,. V: it M 4, 4 A 5 Ffa if 5 if '1+'7af 'V Q H-1 , M who ,rf in H, ,yu ' . k Inn, r, . 2 .JZ ,lf A 3-, 15 A I N . f qw n i -'gf 1 , .aw X -' ,Q iv, 43.1, -lg, fi , - 1 r 1. .Q ry . , , 4 ' pit if if ' f- X' Q ,ff 4 I HK Anne She rren Your typical garden Variety smile? Wesley Aman Moves over to an R gl D position Russell Poel Want some? It's good! I Biology Russell Hans on Doc L Eloise Hamann Terrence Marsh I-Ie did WHAT with the Stomo laphus? Steady! 1 y Wesley Stieg Chairman of Biology George Mukunnemkeril This is my pet, Al E. Gator! ath p Don't laugh, this is your Richard Wilders paper! Did you say you wanted my 3 H w 1 ll V ln Donald Johnson Chairman of Mathematics picture? g Donald McVi cker Y Economics 81 Business Chairman of Sociology and Anthropology Richard Shreve Thomas Love Chairman of E 8 B. Bill Lankenau Assistant Prof. W QE 81 B. D Richard Slovacek Ig Assistant Prof. QESLBJ Visiting Lecturer Lucy Rey Assistant Prof. of Soc. and Anthro. Political ciencc 57 Jw 'Q ,, N' fl!!! 5 W WWW 'L' David Frolick VVWhY?!V Barbara Sclacchltano A p1cture'? Can we take it over there? mv' Jig Fred Laws on History , , , r ,f ' gulf' V ,f ' a--4 '. , f X Ah, what perfect logic ! Clarence Roberts Do any of you remember WW IIQIV X- nf-W Robert Shoemaker Ah, that's a good German name, Qi. As. 31 H ' - YI Education lf' F i P Gus Constantine Barbara Carter Chairman of Education Of course we keep files on you! Morris Boucher Wolfman Psychology Olga Engelhardt Chairman of Psychology Robert Eme Asst. Prof. of Psychology Richard Maisiak Sure, I'm single. 'E' 1 w if 1 Am. ,H , no Vince Martino Coach-Wrestling Rick Burton Head Basketball Coach Allen Carius , Coach- Track, Cross 1 COU11121'y y S 1 C a Beverly Thornburg Education Chairman of Physical Education Mary Burton Women' S Athletic Coach vm- f M.. 'ww-mwvvumv-,..,, vw-ww. . 3? ,ke 4 ,C 3 H E W Q Dennis Ryan Swimming, Golf Coach Henry Guenther Head Football Coach C .ZW orth ide U 137 ff' , X 4 . W The South il'-Z' S Side x -X-M vi , .f 35 fff ff - . -2 'f' wif!!! 'Z .. -i-'ffw 2 'QQ ' W C uf L 1. 1 U V 'I-. 1 I- -' WI Iliff!!! - 2' A 4 X VWJ , 3 6 19' . ,,, ,, M, L 'ff ,A +r,, ,mnuvvgng X. L Q P af. ..' . f .. P 1 . aff fi! 1 '11 4 Ji . o K :fl Nt4'l r -:W Q 4? 3.6-L. - 47 Q1f'7A - ., 'i 1, M W X fm ' , S- IJ ,X J ' J ' la 4.6, x Q n S 4' ' I I ,I 3 fx I 1 4 f my .M 91 ,. Ji' fi: f ff Wa. ii N1 Q 41 Q fx i . X . I1 ' ' W ' K X I, X ,iff Jig' 4 PX W , V S X , A V Greg Abrams Susan Adams Bucky Albright Susan Allen Mark Allsopp Lorraine Arder Paul Armstrong Linda Arnold Lori Arnold Todd Arnold Bob Ash Joann Bady Holly Baffa Michael Barnett Darilyn Beal David Behrens Lucy Beranek Carl Bergstrom Lou Ann Best Janet Boden 'Maja Ever Happy Endin E332 1 , -ei . -7 -, :May iff- 8, - '-if 'Q , w , 'rrf f' ii A . ' Q f ' is ,Sfrff I Q 41 , A-. A , . xx 1 YQ ,W , I 4 , ' QQ' 'fef-lu ' . I 1 !' ,aff The way 11es before you, but the Journey IS no Journey until It IS begun ff ,f ffl Cf P if VON RYAN: Nee s To Have A Start. Gall Boland Greg B0tt Br1an Boyer KIISS Brown Deb Brownlng Mark Burel Martha Bur1an Dave Busch Joan Calhoon Larry Calkins Iirn Callahan lim Caliendo Anita Carey Paul Carr Jeffery Challender Mark Chamberlain 95 ,.. ,,. 'K i .nf X. hi, Paul Dauzvardis Jim Ditsch 1 l:wWl b 1 Deb Chattillion Mark Cobin Matt Crackel Mike Crackel Ted Cruse jenny Cullinan Brian Dada Kurt Daill Craig Dorsey Keith Douglas Marcia Downie Debbie Dox Rick Drews Doug Eberhardt Dave Edgcomb Barry Elliott Renetta Fisher Duane F ollman David Foss Valerie Foster Krista Fredrick Larry Free Jim Frieders Laurie Gagnon Alice Garrison Anne Garvey Beth Gleason Daniel Goulding Arlene Grant Phyllis Gray Mike Grazioli Fran Gudgalis Diane Guthrie Cheryl Hall fiixbm Kirk Hamsher Judy Harrington Ann Hart Rick Hately Paul Havelka Kendra Havenstrite Marcus Head jerry Hendron Pat Heenan David Heinri chsrneyer Mike Helford Diane He-lopoulos Mike Hendee Ted Henricks Linda Henry Mark Henze jeff Hlavach Lori Hodney jack Holt Connie Houston Barb Hower John Hoyt jim Huber Holly Humphrey Art Hutchinson Jeri Ingold Vicki Jacobsen james Jacobsen Mike jakovich Mary Janes Edmund jeclry jan johnson Walter johnson Kathy Keegan john Kernica Thomas Kerwin Bill King Karen Klaczynski Greg Klebe Cary Kledzik A 'S swf,-,.fa, : .,E-ig, , ' , ' V 'CN' 2 Sf is wvjfffg c 2- as W E 3 L Fm 1 Q .3 ix In , I. . i .1 5-' I A T 'h, 'sr -, 1' v 9' 'U' wx ', -:A A .4 1. sf.. .V '-7, 'JE 'Hg , , 1 AS.. . Good To Be A Seeker f.. 5-ffniq, R vt ir: , Ron Koch Tom Kordas Debbie Kosner Mary-Ann Krapp Marianne Kreitz Micky Kronenberger Leroy Krueger Jr. Steve Krug Chris Kubilius Karyn Kuchan Karl Kuppler Karen Kushenbach Karen Kwik Steve Laboa Dave Lace Cheryl Lacefield Lynee Lackore Tean Lagodney Mary Lammers Mary Lavine Chris Larsen john Le Donne ohn Lewis I Linda Leeseberg Bob Littlejohn Cheryl Long Milton Lovett Ronald Lueptow Chris Lundell Liz Lutter Donna Lynn David MacGregor Kevin Markwell john Marsala Cindy Marschalek jeff Martin Torn Lemke Debra Malone 53, we 'v 'wr- in the hours of distress and misery the eyes of every mortal turn to friendship in the hours of gladness and conviviality what is our want? It is friendship 423' When the heart overflows with gratitude, or with any other sweet or sacred sentiment, what is the word to which it would give utterance? A friend. Walter Savage Landor Marty Matushek Kirk Maynard Deb Maxwell Debby McCabe Linda McCants William McClellen Ricardo McDaniel Kevin McGowan Bob McGrath Bill McHugh Kevin Mclnerney Charisse McKenzie Tony McPhee Mark Meyers Barb Miller Judy Mitchell Mickey Mitchell Jan Monaghen Tom Monahan Gavin Moravek Rick Moravek R. Wayne Morgan Tony Morris Toby Motycka Bill Motzer F rank Mowatt james Mulvenna Ardith Nash Nancy Naumann jean Novak Debbie Nowak 1 ' , 5 Y-,Wu T - NN'f +-,NN Q fi?- ., 55, 'iff x HPV' iff f Ti? 151195 iP -ou-u..,,.,.,.....,,.,.....-.q-'7- Kiwi 'WWW w-lv'-mv 'R X si? 1,4 ' f- X3 - fi ' ff-fs, 2 .1-Q 'iff ' 1 -1 .Z PM J P QS, L xl, Vg Walking in the sand Thinking of things Adventures in my mind Of tall ships that sail Across the oceans wide They won't wait for me See how they glide away so gracefully And with tomorrow what will become of me They leave so much to explain That's the start I. 1 . f .f 5,-. ,. f I l A '5 ,. A 6 '- l.W.,..f Assam .,., . -s 'es , ,.:., glial ,.,. M1 . ffffv S m, f fi . I. in ' V - f yr 5? 12 4- L - 2, w . I v V V ,Q ' Aga! .' ' .f..1.. -. rf. ,,- 3 35 i , . .14 N' ailvwsil Lfivgl' ,. ,,! ' 5 1 Q my ' ,INV f. Qfmwilyzz.-'mi a5'?'3f of our guessing game --Ray Thomas ff i Candace Olah Mary Ann Owens john Pagano Kevin Partlow Sue Patterson Doreen Penczek Debbie Percell Harvey Peterson Rhonda Piazza Pinball Machine Kathy Pittman Art Placek Leandra Polasek Cindy Porter john Postlewaite Bri an Powers Dan Powers Tom Price Bill Prince Randy Prussner Cheryl Quinn john Rainis Marcia Reddick Tami Reding Mike Reier Steve Remy Lorraine Reyes Mark Richmond jim Ridlen Cindy Ridlen Roberta Rinehart John Rizzuto PS? l 9 1 x ., , . 'li' ,., Q. V-0 f..-. ,,ht-.P-f,1,,,:,:,:.u-. :,,-: f':.Q'?1fi'u - 1211 :?F'f7'- ' V, .51 c . of af 'mgiggia 9' Q , tw A X an 'Q E ix ,fi Q af Q. .:, mr.. - .. .-W, S! m ay 2: . ':'f-QQ-if -4, 3539 : Lilpiifff W J rw. ,, Sue Regan jan Reichert , ,M-Y-i. 4 , fl. c I 1 , 9 , .,,, .. vm! W J Tony Roberto Susan Rodesiier Randy Roehrig Paul Rogers Marty Rogman Patrick Ryan Pat Sakowsici Chris Samel It 'W 5 .X 1 1 . . , Q R H 1 1111 1 1, ,? ' ' 5 Q innsw yt 155 ff- R ,. i ,.-. :: -3,-3' ,,-,, ,. rv- '71 ,, . V? X, S smsmm xr N mi nr- Denie Santoyo Steve Sapyta Barbara Sartick Kathy Savage Timothy Schmidt Mark Schobel Bob Schoenau Richard Schwartz Kim Sherwood Catherine Shumaker Cindy Sikorski Larry Simmert julie Simpson Holly Singer Liza Skoglund jacki Slowinski In The Middle Of Your journey, The Way Is Easily Lost You asked me, What is courage? And I took The dictionary down and spelled it out. For such a little boy, the heavy book Was ponderous. You twisted it aboutg You said, It's being brave--and what is that? You said, lt's not fear--am l afraid? Does Courage arch its back up like a cat, And spit at everything it meets? you said. Perplexed, we closed the book and took a walk, And came where fire had Worked untimely deathg The woods were gone. But on a slender stalk A flower inched for life. I caught my breath. Courage, I said, and took you by the hand, Is one white flower in a fire-swept land. --Helen Franzee-Bower ,i gifs.: 'Adj 4 fl ,' , ,f ,. f-la qs, Q24-Qi, 67 at , , 'X 2 sgiy fig y . k V G.. L .mul Nick Smolen Suzanne Solomon Don Souffrant Squirrel Ken Stachowicz Tom Staehle Kay Stees Doug Steger Cindy Stenmen Steve Stone Doug Strickland jim Studlo C? S Q 2 Lili! 5 IQE2fffL . if it ,Q '. 4, E 4 ,, X:-1 -.avi H . S !,, 37231, fgf gg , x Hs , Q an Q cf 4, 16 wg ,Q , its ff, il sf 4 J -Qitffi ' 1, w va ,3M,1 U 4 'K I Q ti'?f L fha 5 o - tifx qg-if , 2. ix'-.' gi QM , ,iii 949 ef..T,xzn . . X 79- i-,Pf NOx? . czrs. Patterns The night set softly With the hush of falling leaves Casting shivering shadows On the houses through the trees And light from a street lamp Paints a pattern on my wall Like the pieces of a puzzle Or a child's uneven scrawl. Up a narrow flight of stairs In a narrow little room As I lie upon my bed In the early evening gloom. lmpaled upon my wall My eyes can dimly see The pattern of my life And the puzzle that is me. 4,4 ,5 144 775325. ' M V -g33g:.1,1-p,.- V, UV, W gi , ' N . 11... :: ,:,1 '2: -,, ,,..vL. ,. 1 A ' 5-fe 1 , , 1, 5615,- ' ,45 1 f',:,,:V,ifg3:,-,i ,, Mike Vandeleur Mary Ann Terzalcis was Sharon Swanson Paul Szalajka Geoff Turner Typewriter Ron Tagliapietra 1 Ed Taveirne Q 1 Mary jane 'Iheus 5 Lynn Tornabene If J ol Doug Van Dell Cindy Van Duyne . Phillip Van Lear James Vanham S Georgia Velisaris 3 james Vesely Dawn Voss Al Vukov L ...rflln Gaye Vantrease J. Scott Vaughn K n From the moment of my birth To the instant of my death There are patterns I must follow just as I must breathe each breath. Like a rat in a maze The path before me lies And the pattern never alters Until the rat dies. And the pattern still remains On the wall where darkness fell And it's fitting that it should For in darkness Imust dwell. Like the color of my skin Or the day that I grow old My life is made of patterns That can scarcely be controlled --Paul Simon Harvey Wallm an Claudia Walter Dave Weber Philip Weglarz Sandy Wessels Gwen Westbrook George White jr. joel Wieczorek Linda Wilke Becky Williams Bert Williams Kelley Williamson 0 ,.5gsggL:- a XP We A .. ., 2 4, f 'V X i' ,if ' J Q af' 1 4' Q4 P 'Q' in 5' sing wx 3 ff I S 1 2. 1 if an I S . '. 'f' ' 'inf ,.'. ' , 3' gli..'.5 hi, .affi ,V .:.'1 ' 'H 'Q'-1 ' '. .uv '-fin, ' ' fin 1 I . wg ,- .ikvp 4, A .EW Kim Wilson Mary Wilson Becky Winter Judy Wofford Don Wolowiec Marla Zager Tom Zagorski Mike Zurales Et Cetera Judy Wolf Fulton CSrj Don Gudmundson CSD Maggie Hall Diane Kissick QSrj Tom McNeely QSIJ Karen McWilliams jan Peterson Willie Smith Robert Steinberg QSrJ Mike Alsip QSrJ Rob Beaird CSD nd When You Come To The End A 'A V he 5 I A' A A A I come to the Warmth of a ways1de house and throw aII my cares upon the fire. The Wearmess wh1ch We1ghed hke a heavy cloak, I shed with gratitude. My day's journey is done Tomorrow tomorrow must come, but now I rest. A Traveler s Prayer Yet Another journey Waits Central Campu r V, I f tg v g V x V v . L... wx 4 1. Y-X Q, , ,x , W , , A L - V, . - ,K f ' -'vfw::ff.ff1ff . ,, . .,ff,1M55541w4, zwwf ff vlnvv ' N In Memorial I r. Glenn Reddick Professor of Speechg Chairman of Creative Arts Division. fi' Early into the Spring term, the College Community was shocked by the sudden death of one at the most beloved profs on campus. Dr. Reddick spent much of his time with such activities as EPC, of which he was chairman, Forensics, and Theatre Productions. I-Ie had always been regarded as a guiding light by both faculty and students, and often acted as faculty spokesman at important functions 1 4 9465 Mx H me Elini n 4' I Senate EPC All academic decisions whether curriculum, policy, or course changes go through this body of students and faculty. Dr. Glenn Reddick served as chairman of 1 EPC while Dr. W. H. Nauman, It Crightj was secretary. Fred Law- S the following members: L Luze, R. Krahn, K. Kup- pler, M. Janes, D. Voss, P. Grundy. 64 A ,f A son served in the capacity of Speak- 3 er of the Senate. The Student Af- gi 9 fairs Board Cbelowb consisted of Campus Activities I CUAB ' :J , - BACK ROW: P. Walsh, I. Ledonne, D. Cornthwaite ston, A. Hart, J. Jacobson, C. Riddel, K. Savage. 7 i' if pu-nav-www-f swf if 0 V i b V if iz 5, t -.W Q li ,I i N 1 it , M. obermeyer. MIDDLE ROW: M. Zdenek, T. vicker, R. Pink- Qi K. Lisanby, M. Deboer. N il N Much of the entertainment he re on campus falls under the juris diction of CUAB. Led by Dan Corthwaite and Kim Savage, in 76-77, these students provided , both movies, dances, and many 5 other activities. l 65 Q 0 o 0 0 The core of religious life on campus, R. L. C. spon- sored two retreats and all campus worship services. .Afs Sandy Simmons Deborah Stam Diane Hack Lou Ann Best Tami Oliveto Holly Humphrey Ed Taveirne Dave Webber Shawn Depke Wayne Morgan Jeff james Dave Cernock Ronnie Woods Religious Life Committee STANDING: R. McDaniel, M. Haley, R. Kesselring, W. Aman, KNEELING: K. Kiconas A. Montgomery, M. Moser. What is an R. A. ? An integral part Assistants help keep things run- of dorm life and a friend. Resident ning smoothly for everyone. Kia-1 JWVHY 4' 3 W 1' ' Q' 'K' 7.1 Ag,-1 at ' .1 l 1' we f. ff I 3 in .QM Black History Week and a trip to the WIZ were the high points of this last year with B. S. A. Officers pictured are john Fulton, Linda McCants, Dave Moton, and president Wallace I-Iall. Not pictured: Jerome Reed, and Ron Gresham. lack Student Association vm ROW 1: W. johnson, I. Gage, W. Hall, L. Bonner, R. Fisher, M. Theus, C. McKenzie, G. Abrams. ROW 2: J. Veasy, A. Smith, B. Patterson, L. McCants, S. Adams. ROW 3: D. Moton, J. Fulton, G. Veasy. 76-77 Wonc Staff mt fs7uuE'9'Q,,,, Sfifwfiggysegd .1 '.i. Ywmw: at ' .N ' l' . -.aww--Q fix - ifnrl ,, M. 3 17 Ralph Fortino prepares for his 6 - 10 slot. ' 1' Bucky Albright - Station Manager Q76-773 5, '21 is 'mf S 27 4' ! . ,,-r f J , g n 'V . Mark King and Rob Beaird wrap up the news for the day. '. a ' if .,v,,,,V I ,990 vida. Steve Sanford airs his view on the Dumb Song of the Week . Psi-Chi Psi Chi is the honorary psychology fra- ternity on campus. Each year, this group sponsors a variety of programs such as speakers, dinners, and their annual initiation. Steve Stone was pres- ident of this organization for the 1976- 77 year. w 1976-77 Psi Chi Members 81 Friends Tri-Beta ROW 1:W. Steig, S. Swanson, L. Fry, P. Tracy, I. ton, K. Quick, L. Best, I-I. Humphrey, B. Patterson, Anderson, L.Arnold, B. Grys, G. Clebe, ROW 2: C. P. Sikowski, ROW 3: M. I-Ienze, J. Vesely, M. Kubilius, B. Labello, A. Faber, B. I-Iothan, J. Ful- Sparacino, D. Kuban, L. Bonner, T. Allen. , NCC's professional music frat, known as Zeta Delta, held 1 h a u two coffeehouses this past year, both proving the excel- p lant caliber of its members. STANDING: S. Yeomans, J. Bachemm, S jacula, F. Matheson, R. Woods, G. Tan- cos, P. Havelka, R. Klemchuk, KNEEL- ING'J Jacobsen R Izral D Edgcomb I J. Olessner, W. Morgan, Steger. 1 x L T Y T e Great Mark I-Ienze - Editor CSpectrumJ Editor- in- Chief ' fncChronic1eD ' .. E. U . ,,,... In .-., Y -,... ., ., v ,L-5, f -:Hifi ' ' ncChronicle f 7 pectrum IV' -Sv v Daril Beal YH Layout Editor ig '11 ,Q is Q V, LA '1'..gd'.f,, . D .,. ' , . ne' it Q' 'iffi' hm b K, . W -un-.A-W, . H, Fr-J. Kathy Stubbe-Copy Editor Skip Meyer-News Editor Arlene Grant-Features 81 Cindy Sikorski - Photo Editor Edito r- in Chief Q3 rd Te rmj K ris s Brown- Photo Editor ' bl, v Administrative He Ip. Chris Larsen- Business Manager ROW 1: S. Depke, A. Estes, M. Manis, I. Hoyt, T. Matus, D. Souffrant, D. Busch, M. Pickers, A. Hradek, S. jawar, ROW 2: J. Nichols, D. Hartman, ROW 3: G. Klebe, R. Schmidt, M. Rizzuto, P. Heenan, M. Janes, B. Patrick, K. Brown, ROW 4: S. Morrison, C. Marschalek, M. Krackle, C. Fencken, L. Fabian, R. Scott, J. Klemann. SD 1 If you went to a concert and got thirsty, you met the Varsity Club. This athletic organization, led by president Shawn Depke, encourages and re- wards athletic abilities on campus. K Arnold K Savage L Arnold, P. Ferch, D. Max- well D Brownlng The job of involving and entertaining the crowds at NCC ball games falls to these girls. The cheerleaders rally the crowds during the games while the Pom Pom girls offer half-time shows of all kinds Pom Pom Squad ROW 1: D. Kosner, M. Mackley, I. johnson, M. Downing, C. Ridlen, C. Porter, S. Rodesiler, ROW 2: A. Nash T. Redding, S. Allen, N. Kelly, L. Beranek, G. Marziani, L. Dewey. French Club 1976-77 French Club Spanish Club +.-Y 1976 - 77 Spanish Club Ann A. 0 N The French and Spanish Clubs are comprised of students studying the two re- spective languages. At French Tables, Spanish Tables, at informal get-togeth ers, the members enjoy the food and conversation of a foreign culture. 'f'.!. . PERSONAE PICTURAE Cindy Chomiak Cheryl Lacefield , , Phil Van Lear Z Steven Ginley ' Linda Van Buskirk Q Theatre Guild ROW 1: 1. Rizzuto, S. Ginley, M. Rizzuto, I. Bachemin, B. McGrath, ROW 2: B. Albright, K. Gibson, L. Van Buskirk, S. Rodesiler, S. Solomon, R. Novak, M. Zager, 1. johnson, j. Boden, C. Hall, ROW 3: J. Wofford, M. Wilson, B. Williams, P. I-Iavelka, I. Cain, P. Van Lear, J. Harrington, R. Klemchuk. vw,-vw. . W ffl gg... 2'f'v'- . 4... - QT 51 A 1 ' f , . . r, H W 21 , MN , '52 3 if 01 1?-f . ,vi '1 V-11 , ffv: 1-'1 'C -4 ff ' . gig' :ii ' V ' f V, ng' ,L ff A f ff? if 21- I I ,li . Y V ,fx vw, V Y 3 ?ffg,i-:1L- we f , 1 f' wi 4 Q., , fi I I 12 bm, ,5-- V. ,lQ5g,:Q.,,u,,,. ' i Q L -A--12-'-M Wyan- .L-f ' TOP: L. Van Buskirk, M. Janes, C. Lacefield, BOT- ROW 1: S. Ginley, P. I-Iavelka, B. Feicho, ROW 2: W. TOM: R. Novak, P. Van Lear, M. Reddick, A. Brawn. Morgan, B. Williams, C. Lacefield. BELOW: Alpha Psi's production of a one-act play by Moliere, directed by Ste- ven Ginley. Loveis The Best Doctor P' ' PERSONAE DRAMATIS jeff Bachemin Judy Wofford Randy Anderson Becky Williams Maria Wynn Judy Harrington Paul Havelka Wayne Morgan Cheryl Lacefield janet Boden - Cheryl Quinn Russ johnson YW BL. Choir Vocal Music, under the direction of QAAI , Bernard Izzo, consists of 3 major ' groups. The Choir is a large organiza- T tion, singing mostly classical numbers, which gives several concerts each year. V The Madrigals are a group of students singing acapella madrigals for dinners and special college functions, as well as for their own concerts throughout the year. The third major group is the Colle gians, who sing popular numbers performed to choreographed routines. A 'iii' Madrigals y , is i iiii . . FRONT ROW lL TO RJ: D. McCabe, A. Garrison, L. Gagnon, S. Van Alstine, B. Williams, R. Sanborn. BACK ROW: S. Vaughn, R. Woods, D. Edgcomb, R. Anderson, D. Souffrant, R. Klemchuk, P. I-Iavelka Although the Music Disci- pline at North Central con- tinues to decrease in size, Instrumental Music, under the direction of Dr. Robert Rollin, continues through cooperation with Naperville Community organizations. Pictured below is the Naper- ville Community Crchestra which boast several gifted North Central Students. There is also a Community Band along with several smaller musical groups which are mostly comprised of North Central Students. 1976 77 Community Orchestra W Ffa A D I The Life , 1. Cp M Q u w N., 'w 1 A N N K W W . w N id 4 , W NY U ' VN' ...f ff'- f' 9 'fi '31 , ' ' X. 1 X ,- ga -------T f dw 5 .agp f - Q g 135: .1 ' ' fa? 1, Dix ff ff! fgggi ffff aff!!! Z 4462? X fa ' ,X 1 v5',rff,! 3' ' YU LQ. 6 .4 I If 16512 I s Iii .34 Qt , if .gi 'J W ,, F ln' iw' , 21, ! ' xg! ' 'S 4.1114 - 4 if f . 4' nf PW G f 'I dx 'ng ' 11 49 ' ur Te am North Central saw an exciting and interesting season for the Football team. Vast improve- ments could be readily noticed as the team played better than from past years. Among the players who contributed to the team success and who obtained important honors included guard Mike Rizzuto, fulback Bill Shupryt, and punter Mike Utz. All made the CCIW all-star team. Shupryt led the CCIW in scoring with 86 points and Utz led in punting with a 35.2 aver- age. Football I 7 Q t 47 Ruff, tough , stuff! During a time out, Coach Guenther explains to running back Bill Shupryt the next play he would like the team to try. , egg,--:', 321:25334::i f':Zs2Ji::C-all-555: , 1, -'H + 14,24 q '1- V i r, i zik l , 1:-5 QM 1 . gifm' , , Y l An NCC player barrels through several Augie teammates for a The opponent's kick-off is successfully caught. T. D. I ' . 0 ' of . fn ,- 4 A , l l 0 4 agnf l . Q9 . W ,,., L, , 5 ,' ' J'-,P 9 Happiness reflects a good win. Both teams pile on top of the ball to recover the fumble. l Cross Countr Thls IS the finest Cross Country team 1n the h1story of North Central College Every 1nd1V1dual and team record was broken dur1ng the season Our team showmgs were conslstantly stronger than any other year 1n each champ1onsh1p competmon Certa1n ly the h1ghl1ght of the year was W1nn1ng the NCAA DlVlS1OH Ill Natlonal Champlonslnp for the second strarght year Durmg the competmon, four North Central runners earned All Amerlcan honors whlch brlngs the total to 28 1nd1v1dual All Amerlcans Smce 1966 and 28 NCAA All Amerlcans durlng the past four years The North Cen tral Cross Country team has not lost a dual meet smce 1966 Coach Carlus Runners burst out from between the trees CROSS COUNTRY. FRONT ROW: 11m N1chols, Jeff Kle mond, Les Yah1ro, Dave Bashaw, Vern Martm, Jon Mac mann, Bruce Flscher, 11m Mltchell, R1Ch Scott. ROW mder, Art Hutch1son, Joe Mallon, Greg Klebe, Tom TWO: Dave Hartmann, M1ke Steben, Lloyd Kul1sek, ,hm Wlutaker, Coach Camus, Coach Behnke. Jacobson, Bob Patr1ck, Ron Plro. BACK ROW: Mark R1ch A 'f50ff, ,,Q,5mfH57f ' Mfi'ff ' 5 . , y, 3 fififf 1'-sn, Q' ' 4, t 1 XV.. U . . . . - , ' . N I A 5 l u Q I . - 5 l . . . . .. - ll . . ' , I ' Y l ' w l , 5 1 Anticipauon of the gun shot adds to tension Bob Patrick completes the exhausting course. 1?-ab,-'adv was , , ,W X, . Endurance includes the ability to withstand the uphill strides NCAA D1V1s1on III National Champions C45 teamsj, North Central Invitational Champions C14 teamsj Third in Illinois Intercollegiate Championships C17 teamsj, First in CCIW Conference Championships North Central 27 Augustana - 60 Wheaton - 73 Carthage 80 Illinois Wesleyan - 184 Millikin 187 North Park 193 Carroll - 204 Elmhurst J-C? - ff fit :L- IAM' 4 ' xfrqfllf' M. 1 E -ea Q -1 1 1' at 'i S :Fi-1' .. ui -,k '-1 . ' V , XJ' 45- , ,QQQ Y '1 'ff ? 3 ' , A ' 'V ' ' , -'riff '11, I -A H :fl Q, f, nv: -Q, a ,. . 5 ' .- 'X , 'sn -, 'f' .. - 1 mhz. 3 Y.. 1 I, ,V JV A - ,,,, ,i,3z.,. 7 1 I f I ' -W-41.g,.fi' 1. I V -lv Q knp V el 'I 45 I I I 4 v G W4 4 , Q-Aw 'W' ' -3' I .u . . . . . N . . . s I ' - I I I 0 0 . ' 9 9 1 - Q 9 1 ' - 1 - 1 9 ' 2 67. 1 - -N' 'S k. S V. , V Vfzfa, L ,W I Season Record: 9-17 This is the first year since l'Ve been in the conference that North Central played like they thought they could win a ball game, complimented Coach Joe Ramsey at Milli- ken. The Basketball team truly played an inspired and enthusiastic brand of basketball. Achievements that proved this included a 2nd place finish in the Lake Shore Classic Tournament, a win against 13-4 Lakeland College, and a 7th place finish in confer- , A- ence tout of 9 tearnsl. Outstanding Cards ,-S-' included all-conference and all-stater jeff Allen, excellent ball handler Mike Connol- H12 195152 Plavfefs await the result of 3 free mow' ly, and Geoff Obermeyer, voted on the Saga 'og fi-,cy - f ,fy 70, WJ, .. . ' ' ffitfii' f 1 31:72 if . . ,f f if , ,X ,1 ' W 7 fr cf -gl , , Pig? 1' ' fm, -, Jw' ,Y ., E AWQfWii:?1 U J '.-f-11,1124 ' , ,,,.h ,QM -, 1 V - ff. V- g!f5m:fM+gag,4,g iff 'f f f ' 1' .' ' ' A A : ' . 56. J , . ,J ffifxq, 1 'Kgs . f ff f S42 4 a -3, 9, , X .,- ,YU . 1 '- , 4, if ' Q44 1, A Q15 i In .MW ' 0 ' 2 5 , 2' . f hr ., , ,. lv vtfy: '-L' -' f .,,, ,Y KW!! f'7ff?4Z. 'ff 4 V 7, , VYfs,H,v.' -,, ,gy 4, 6 an Y V aw, ' ' ,, L 1' , , 5 mir af, ., M A, V f 4 , w 43,5 I 2'Z'i:: ' v if wi in l, ,., k J, 90 ,fs ,ik-J 'W 'LC f: L7f'f,,,,-. ,wg my-,, f ,5 ,, ,AMQWA ,,,,, , 1,1-, ,Q , ,f few, f ' Clf, . 5 I, ,,,,,,,4 M U 'Al' 7 , , ,Q jffzfff' 'fe I 5, tl-.1 'Eff' :fm .I 230 .41 M, , ,,,,,,, ' 4' - rf- - 5, 5 ,- Cf, 1 wwf- f,,, 2 ' 2 vw? W-gwzzg' W .4 J- 4 J' 2 Kd ,.,,,,, f Ziis A A u ff. v-I ED - 'z',-? N? s: 'P SP Hafnmw lwwiv dn put q3no.rq1 Sbivexq uauv Jgaf 'slapuag p.x12M e .105 all-tournament team. BASKETBALL. FRONT ROW: Asst. Coach Baum, jeff Allen, Geoff Obermeyer, Coach Burton. BACK ROW: Ted Snipes, John Fulton, Mike Connolly, Dave Wick, Mike Spejcher, Chris Strobbe, Dave Bayer, Lloyd Collins, Jeff McMullen, Pat Hoban, Gor- don Quick. A 1:51 ut- 4 W A l ,V . f, ff . ,E Vg. ,f r J if X -5, , 1. .. if . pf 2 , ' H., . f ' A V 7' 1 1 sf, V 9, ga a , u ,, fl I , 1.. i i n t? J ,17 'l Y f , ,. 1 3 ' Lf: 11' -ff.: '- , A' ff' aw' 1 ff 1 - ' W I-N, ,A43Z,,,,., f, ,, If D. V V, wif V' .V 3' ij E Z , lj., ,A ,' W 'LL' 255, , 4 1, ' g . ' .,:iqL iz.- 1 ' -siflli' ,, f 1' vt' ' 0.-f gl' , w? -. ,., Maw, . '4f,j'51 . ,'Q-fjllyz' ' g . ,f, - 1 , 1 . 1-, 'MK , 3, . 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Season Record: 3-12 The '76-'77 season brought many individual improvements, while the team as a whole saw exciting high and unfortunate low points. Despite the small team size in comparison to others and some close and disputable called games, features that favorably stood out for the Women's Basketball team inclu- ded the two point victory against Triton, the very well played games with Elmhurst and DePaul skill and strategy wise, and the 32 points scored by Cheryl Long in the De- Paul game. 9'I 6 Wimmin a C7 lim Callahan 100145 to the Scofebo-Nd f01' jim Caliendo and Jeff I-llavach help Kurt Daill celebrate being F9-C6 I'eSll1tS- MVP of the Invitational. 5 SWIMMING. FRONT ROW: Assistant Coach Pugh, Kriss Brown, Kurt Daill, Larry Fabian, jeff I-Ilavach, Bill MCI-lugh, Coach Ryan. BACK ROW: jim Callahan, Ted Cruse, Dave Busch, Jim Caliendo, Don Soufiiant, Rick I-lately. Finishing an outstanding second place in the conference, the swimmers and divers went on to qualify eight out of an eleven man squad A in the NCAA Division III National Meet fthe f,4,.,:, Pushing off-the side of the pool, Larry 1'I1OSt l1'1 NCC lf1lStOJi'y,. Despite the fact that Fabian begins the 100 meter backstroke. .0 , the highest finish for the Swim team at the meet was 15th in the 100 medley relay, many - ' Q new school records were made and many per- M l Second 111 the CCIW sonal bests were achieved. Set ll new NCC records WRESTLING. FRONT ROW: Coach Eberhard, Coach Martino. BACK ROW: Tom Staehle, Jeff Challender, Steve Traband, Jeff james, Ron Koch, Tony Suggs, Mark Allsopp, Brian Boyer. NOT PICTURED: Ed Taveirne, Bob Cowley. North Cen11'al wrestlers fall head- Dual Meet Record: 8-2- 1 over-heels over their team picture Conference Standing: 4th The Wrestling team finished higher in all the -v',, tournaments this year than the 15 years pre- f ff, T Vious. One of the best performers was 167 V W 1' lbs jeff james james consistently placed in 'G , Q all tournaments, was named outstanding wrest- ler at the conference championships, and gath- ered the best record on the team of 26-2. on sssss as Others with outstanding records and place fin- ishes were Mark Allsopp C134 lbs. D, Brian Boy- er f142 lbs. J, Tony Suggs i158 lbs. J, and Ed Taveirne G-IWTD. The team proved to be tough against the competition. Mark Allsopp and Jeff Challender gi-apple to improve At practice, Tom Staehle waits to Work out on a skills. mat. Leaving other runners behind, Nina Kadera leads in the last lap . . . This year marked the beginning of the Wo- men's Track team at North Central. Six wo- men showed up on a regular basis to take ad- vantage of the new track and competitive program. Competition included Eureka, Mil- likin, U of Chicago, Knox, Bradley, Wheaton, Lewis, and Concordia. Because of the size of the team, a record of team score was not kept, but instead indivi- dual gains were emphasized. The season showed a marked improvement in everyone's times, and those women who participated had much to proud of. WOMEN'S TRACK. Ann Hart, Debra Malone, Amy Rebel, Ranetta Fisher, Nina Kadera, Mary jane Theus. H . 1 true, C Nom CEQTRAL K 3 , 2 5 2 xl i correct 'I v-1 99 O 'PT' and goes on to win the mile. fy v 4 r The mile relay team review last minute strategy. ec, 1 . 4 xvvgicg, ,vig il V by My 45151: V -fitggyfi-giigg. p Wvkvv-446 ' ' .ig F1 . ff? , ll, Mi I .1 A . gms N 1 1-is ,X .7 ' nw- va. The jumper strains for that extra inch. fe 1 , as lg 222. S?:,:r- Q .ff is ye , Ron Piro leads the field in the track championships at NCC. Fourteen athletes went to the NCAA Division 111 Championships in Grand Rapids, Michi- gan. Bruce Fischer earned his third All- American certificate by placing third in the steeplechase in 9:15. 1. The Track team ac- complished these feats and won their third consecutive CCIW title with a whopping 203 points, well ahead of runner-up Augustana's 160. NCC champions include: Don Milkent, 440, 49. 75 Ed Martin, 120 high hurdles, 14. 93 Rich Scott, steeplechase, 9:36g and both the 440 and mile relays. Besides tying or breaking 14 school records, Cardinal runners grabbed six places in the Illinois lntercollegiate Championships, the outdoor meet being contested on NCC's Chevron track. Indoors, the team successfully de- fended their Midwest title, boosting their Winning total to seven victories in the last eight seasons. 1977 en,s Track Team .Aff - af-I+ . H 4 , '54 K .231 Preparing for a backhand . . . f-- , VV M -X and moving in to play the net. or I t ,xxn 1 1 iii n. A K 5 a - ff a a- ' ft e X ' n saiifmass-ii::g ::: . . , . CD lslleciiidugpnll l Illll This year s men s tennis team managed to I -In-A llfllmlli lllll . I--MEIIIHIIZTII ll Il pull off another season without a North Central Coach. They did surprisingly Well I Inn- I .I in some of their matches, and constantly im- y-4 Q IIIEEEHE III -- I II-ll-I-ll proved, thus paving the way for a possibly good and experienced team in 1978 im, ii f ' ,ffzfi'f.xi'x 'MEN'S TENNIS TEAM f ':.'.s.21 Marilyn Pickers stretches to return shot. Cheryl Long wa rms upb efore practice . y ?T'91 ,WZ All T54 ir? . JIM ! 'rq . 32 X Wf , If , 1, 7 M 'H' 1 ,- ,Fi Kb 'C S119 C ual ru G2ggggggS5C9QZZ 9:5gfDH9JOm:-:93fDQZ,-,CDCU 3mES!2EH55TQ5QO l O0 ' CD 'G UQ:-oo FQ. 4 g44CngJSE5!3 CDCDll O r--'UUQ3 QJCDIH. Dj sg32wE0 EOHWHT U3 r-- Om 93 w2F303BQ ZQEZES PEF4'--?5'-'Gf115'i cnc: r-'- QCD:-r COX .CD,.,C-fp-4 r-'mano' Gr-gd:- g.H1gf ,'E5'0QP--E 9,c,E2-- r-- gg '43 D? Om UQ' Z'ONZ EEQQEQQEEEQEQQ m ,P Eogggmggm Sguigmgamgim 6 f-r . QQ ff 0255552555225 mr--H 5gw:.E'-glsiizmgb, Qin? gowmmoog ,-4. I- SESMEQSHQHEGWE OD- .Cn H C35 CDU 'Es 012020 N 'DEE -- no or-MQW Q-HUQ 'O Hum mmmwmp OH 5452SoE4DmZg 0 ,.-. CD0 v-- Q-.Q B5 UQS52'-fD'OQ-E-H.nfDg'D m'H 9?P5mUHE-w 'D WOMEN'S TENNIS. FRONT ROW: Coach Thornburg. BACK ROW: Lor- raine Arder, Annette Leppellere, Arlene Hradek, Marilyn Pickers, Cheryl Long. 1,4 3- xl-1 , 44 M M. fy 1 . 1.41 -A M4 . I fwwwrifg. ., W, ,, , ay, , AV., it af, ,af E ,4 X , Mt ' M, 45 . W , ,. ' L at li HE 5 CAPITOL INN on me mnxw v ?2g,Qfi?32j3,Zi. 3gi'?'f?Z PROGRAM OFF ll ba ft So lr W I 3 with '5- Tl Mfj HUT i U mr Kill w A Mitral mira USU!!! J if J J J J SOFTBALL. FRONT ROW: Joyce Pianovski, Kathy Savage, Arlene I-Iradek, Jeanne Schultz, Cindy Marscha- lek. BACK ROW: Mary Lavine, Sara Morrison, Vicki Jacobsen, Cheryl Long, Marilyn Pickers, Mary Janes, Leon Rosenthal fstudent asst. J. p w w , Season Record: 4-6 6 With the second year of Softball at NCC, X, coach Thornburg's team showed lots of im- J ,f ',. provement, but continued to be plagued by rf the lack of pitching experience. And with p 5 V. five of the women graduating, team members 5 4' I Mary Lavine, Vicki Jacobsen, Cheryl Long, f . J Cindy Marschalek, Mary Janes and Kathy A G 7 Savage will provide a core of leadership for E the Spring of '78, , 4 f A a af 17 Xu ,-I ' V57 if 72' J J 1' 1 Q! 3 1 we -229' ' L E. 5' 99 J WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL. FRONT ROW: Cindy Marschalek, Liz Lut- ter, Arlene I-lradek, Jackie Slowinski, Marla Zager. BACK ROW: Sara Morrison, Mary Lavine, Marilyn Pickers, Joyce Pianovski, Cindy Fencken, Coach Burton. Season Record: 16-12 Q The Women's Volleyball season started out 9-2. But, the sudden plague of injuries and the lack of experience cost the team several games. Victorious games against North- western and Chicago State highly exhibited the W0men's skill. And in their final year, seniors Arlene I-Iradek, Cindy Fencken, Sara Morrison, Joyce Pianovislci, and Marilyn Pickers enjoyed fine seasons. eqfiauo I ls Us Il As Marla Zager prepares for possible back- up support, Mary Lavine blocks an oppo- nents spike. Strategy is stressed in a pre-game huddle. ...ui K 'ET S 1 .Q- From a bump-set, Cindy Fencken sets the ball for a spike from either Cindy Marschalek or Mary Lavine. y, 1, li l N: N f E X.-, , y M '-:ua Fed 1 'E L, ,Pj.t-515, l 0' f w l M K, W . 11 1 l -. s: ,Inf QE' ' , n 4 , p X 'JV' 'ab N I , 5.1 lr ' ' L: tl M' ii' Despite the slider's valiant effort, the umpire decides that he's out. m In Co-ed Volleyball, Cindy Marschalek sets the ball up to Sara Morrison. Intramurals 4 l ll N N W The Co-ed Volleyball winners, Saga , 1 I Eric Thorton prepares to get the 5 towels ready for over-heated athletes. y l P 101 Golf Conference Standing: Ill. Wesleyan U-6325 NCC-6335 Augustana College-6345 Millikin U-6413 North Park College-6415 Carthage College-6545 Elmhurst College-6743 Carr- oll College-6805 Wheaton College-682 Lead by junior Chris Kubilius, North Cen- tral's small Golf team squad came in an incredible second place at the Conference tournament at Hartford Golf Course in Hart- ford, Wisconsin, losing only by one stroke. Besides Kubilius, who ranked third indivi- dually with a 36 hole score of 156, senior Gary Dorsch shot 159, Mike jawor, sopho- 1 more, earned 160, and sophomores Kim Wetteland and Bob Schoenau each contribu- ' A 4 ,i.'4T'E1 ted 162 for the team effort at the tourna- as ' ment . ,iiti ' 6 ' f' 'fem . The sandtrap allows for a difficult play to the green. 5 431 -M f'!'fIi' GOLF. FRONT ROW: Mike Crackel, Matt Crackel, Chris Kubilius. BACK ROW: Mike jawor, Bob Schoenau, Gary Dorsch, Coach Ryan. NOT PIC- TURED: Kim Wetteland, Drew Girard. MVP for GOLF: Chris Kubilius V I I I I I Jeff Allen receives the N Men's special MVP award from Tim Essig. I Ward,S Banquet Most Valuable Players: FOOTBALL. . . Bill Shupryt CROSS COUNTRY. . . Ron Piro WOMEN'S TENNIS. . . Arlene I-Iradek GOLF. . . ChIiS KUbi1iUS MVP for VOLLEYBALL: sara Morrison VOLLEYBALL. . . Sara Morrison BASKETBALL. . . jeff Allen WRESTLING. . . Jeff james WOMENS BASKETBALL.. .Jeanne Schultz N N SWIMMING. . . Kurt Daill BASEBALL. . .John Vannyke 1 1 d I SOFTBALL. . . Jeanne Schultz TRACK. . . Don Milkent I WOMEN'S TRACK. . . Renetta Fisher TENNIS. . . john Hartley I I I 103 I I WX MKWQZJQ M 330 QXQE W E7 +R? , Q wily? mwwb' '- xi W ig S52 M gl Q 3135? Qwga i mi? ,W i wwf xc? X N N l 4 Pb f f' W V 1 QJ 7m W Xl z J YW T M X X vi N... :L K.. ' A ! W L 4134 I X , ,, 2-i' .fy 1-W , I V Q LA' ' 'w a' FP' .f 'f--if' V ,fy JY., L: ilysfl 1' I J 1, , 4 ffxf, , , . y. Colleen Ambrose 5 , fs ,, f, f' ' il joe Birkett HW Randy Anderson Arlene Berry Kathleen Chom iak 'TU' !n 9 Keith Christiansen ' 'i ' '43 wc, f'. v., I , Tom Daniels 4'1 'X Shawn Depke RICK Dolce Bruce Eagle WI Alan Estes fi W L, nik , 4 A , . T M y ' :1513::?g.',,:3.: -- F ,, ,nm-.,-4 -f-. , 4-W NX. 4 ' -LQ., Cindy Fencken john Franklin Lois Fredrickson Steve Ginley Drew Girard cuL,,,L ,.,, 53 Ronald Gresham Diane Hack Wallace Hall A. Anthony Hardwick joan Hauser W Beth Hotham Arlene I-Iradek AW XY' Bob Izral Russ johnson Edwma Kadera 'Non-I L1z Kammes R1Ck1 Kes selrmg Kevin G. Kiconas Ray Klemchuck Toshiya Kobayashi ! 1 5 Fred Kocher 5 3 i 4 . ? I ' -. 1 Q Setsu Koda Wayne Kolar Kathy Kozlowski N r r 4 Lx 1 Mark Kroll james Lar1s Kimi Lisanby Doreen Mauzer john Mazurek Skip Meyer r 'iv Q4 2' QQ, 5 r Joyce Luckett Bruce Luther Gi11iMarziani lv Ralph Michalec Sara Morrison -.3 . ..-- af V' , I f'f'fff,Tv fl t , 1- ' ,A Ji : I ' f all M-lift? .Inj XXXXXXX 'ss-ta 1, -- wi N l 1 QSENXXS H A ' xxbSxXx B -A. 4 ,.-- -' MYNQE'-EXQEP--'1-D Nothing that was worthy of the past departsg No truth or goodness realized by man ever dies, or can die 5 But is all still here, and recognized or not, lives and works Carlo Mulvenna Kathi Nelson I I l V through endless changes. -A U 2 l Rick Novak l Martha Obermeyer Tami Oliveto Dave Pauley Marilyn Pickers Rod Pinkston Bryce Pinnow Mike Rizzuto Far away There in the sunshine are my highest aspirations lmay not reach them, But I can look up and see their beauty, believe in them, and try to follow them. 4 X N Kim Savage Bill Schaefer Richard Schmack i Dwight Schmidt Paul Seiser Nancy Shaffer Alvin Smith Sus N i Storcel QV 1 y Kathleen Stubbe Steve Swanson joseph Swithin jr. George Tancos QF Mary Wheeler Maria Wynne Marilyn Zdenek X. W IIS N , S f x 1 ,A I N 21 6,,,. ' VW X 5' U ' N LA M fx NCC Concerts Harry Chapin Sha-na-na A good 'year for NCC Concerts f 4 S2 Ol Sf, P1 M111 B S11 E CD 5 v V Sv ,Qin Steve Goodman ,1 ,844 . A' A5 3. n 'yy 9547 k ,, 51 M 'iw 76' Homecoming Queen and her Court. CL To Rb jan johnson QLD Gini Marziani fSr.J Sandy Simmons fHomecoming Queenj Holly Humphrey fSoph.l Sue Allen fFr J Evening Entertainment: Homecoming Football Game The Letterman in Concert v.,,sx KWEKQ 'E WQAUH BE! 2 1 if F um, K S4 fit ggi An interesting part of campus life included the many and Varied dances and coffeehouses put on by CUAB, Coffeehouses in- cluded NCC's own Zeta Delta music fraternity, and the ever loved jerry Grossman. I'i,3l.:5a'i11 , E?-1' Ziff' ff 2:31 .EQ 1,1213 . ' 2 A - I , ,. . . 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Fite Lionel Tiger Wade Lathram cademic Wards Ginger Esler receives recognition for completing 4 year study from her home David Hartmann - Outstanding Senior Man Award Academic Discipline Awards: Philosophy: Audrey Palmer Blair Stanek Pam Weiseman Economics and Business: Shereen Oldham Bruce Eagle Elementary Education: Tami Oliveti Secondary Education: Jerome Reed Art: Liz Kammes Political Science: David Hartmann English: Suzi Bessette Sociology and Anthropology: Dwight Schmidt Psychology: Sally Hartmann Music: Francine Kopta History: Charlie Hollyday Chemistry: Arnold Faber Foreign Language: Irene Cain Religious Studies: Tony Hardwick Biology: Judy Wolf Fulton Beth Hothan Steve Swanson SpeechfTheatre: Steve Ginley Mathematics: Art Placek Physical Ed. and Recreation: Marilyn Pickers Mike Rizzuto . ff i x A x NYM XL.: it Wil' fl! if if i - will i 'C' W My liiilfryqw L MPX X Nxfwll X ' 4 Q2 1,2 . fvw, ,,,,,, Q Qi pf ,, 1' 1 .V,g,,,,.,, ,.., ,,,.,,,,,,...,.i , ,,,. - , .4g3n:.,t.,...., W. iz Q25 ff V rw? 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Take a good look, North Central. This is your first yearbook in many long years. Sure, it's not perfect, but you have to think of this as an experimental book. lf you help out on next year's edition, it can improve SVCD. 1'I1O IC This book is the sum of the efforts of many people. Special thanks must go to Georgia Velisaris, Judy Wofford, and Doreen Penczek for their help in the lay- out of this book. Their time and creative force contributed greatly to the flavor of the pages. Most of the photography in the book is courtesy of Cindy Sikorski, Kriss Brown Chris Larsen, and myself. Without photos, a yearbook can't exist! A final thank you goes to all the campus community who constantly supported us by purchasing the book, by having your portraits taken, and by personally encouraging us to continue. jim Bull of American Yearbook Co. , you were a big help! Thanks everyone!! Mark Henze fEditor5 5 1976-77 WWWM C M77 1 P ' b l 1 0 I 0 I k X Notes Photos f C35 X . ! 81 !J W I ' 1 F' , f Q 1, E f Q P ' 7 -Z X . 'il I. I - n X X J j Let The Sun Shine!!