North Central College - Spectrum Yearbook (Naperville, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1982 volume:

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Www W ., ' 'm Wk?'M?5 f5mwEwgVfZsfgk MQMQS ,MWF WW M3 Q v x E . ,gm VJ, 7zqfW2'm'A4wQ ?,P2Q5z,,fZ3.7i5Y fwww ai 4flm Mwwwgiiwigfwiwwi SHQQEQW UQ 4, ,- I Q-1 ,fm M QL 'V 4' im M WQQQW Qi f1 W ei M 'rw NZ Fa WJ: ' mg , sn W1 'qw qw ja my wa if 35 N ? KQQWM gkiwf' W5 M QQ .,1 W ffhb D W Zim,-mawiiaiff Wag? ,ff , 'L r 174 ,PL 'vw . L QW i p AA 'iw WH wi 7 , .Ng m Q E gl , l al fl il ll., ig. THIS YEARBOOK I A MEMORY ' FOR A TIME WE CALLED THIS PLACE A HDME ff' EOR THE YEAR GONE BK 5m New This place became our own. A place to have some laughs, talk to a friend, get crazy, and be ourselves. We learned about other people. How to get along or not to get along. We found we could make our own choices. And, how to live with those results. This may not have been the best place in the world, but it was a place to call home. J I 1 1 1 1 1 I ,Vit l 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1p I1 1 11 E1 1 1 1 1 11 11 1.1 ,11 1 11 11 1 11 1 11 13 11 1 1 1 1 1 l 1 11 1 1 1 l 1 1 WE FOU D BOTH GOOD TIMES ADBD. Although some of us seem to have better times than others, we all managed to find happiness in our everyday tasks. Helping others, helping ourselves, and .. . well, at least getting our beauty sleep. And. after all, what are all the good times worth if we don't exper- ience some bad in trying to get there. Remember everyday's simple pleasures. 0 is 5131 52 When trying to escape the four walls of our room or the binders of our books, we found many places to harbor our thoughts and dreams. Maybe it was an escape to the nearby countryside at Fermilab, to watch a warm sunset. Possibly sitting by the cool crisp waterfall at McDowell Woods, on an Indian summer afternoon. Or a walk with a friend through the colorful memories of a day gone by at Naperville's Riverwalk. There are always places to go. Once we had been there, we could always revisit them in our minds. 1 3 Y ww, Q i, fa-e1. .5 -- -2 ijt it 9 Z Q gy , A .. . 5-n,.,,,,, , ,MV I J U , 7 j Yu' ' ' - -- ,, 1, 1' ' f Y . . 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And most of the time, we hoped it wouldn't. -'wi' as I I ,. ri i Ii I , 1 i ' ' i i lvl? ui igal yi fm 124-1 E i s tg. i N D 5 'I 5 i i ii! il li vi L i 5 3 ' U , 1 s Xi? 1' AND WHEN IT COMES O SAY GOODBYE . lt's one of the hardest words to say. Yet, it says so many things that some of us cannot say. Keep in touch. Don't ever change. Keep smiling. Call me some- time. I'lI be seeing you. I'II miss you. I love you. We'll be friends forever . . . goodbye. l ff ll ll' l N ,iff ffl X Y jffflly ffl l ll ll l fllw Millllil fl! flli 1 L., ., , . N.,., -. .,.... .....Y . ,. W, ...,,..-..,e.., A , 5 , We ve spent some good, unusual, bad. sad, funny. crazy, serious, embarrassing moments together. We walked and talked. Argued and discussed. Debated and related. Laughed and cried. We ran, read, researched, and replied. We drank a little, a lot, sometimes too much. We worked, cleaned, dreamed, and won. W WMI R I a 5, R EEF' ' :4 ! r N L l 1 3 , A , It i V A I- ,Q Jffl !f',Af,4!!-s i, ' ' f- 3 J Y , YJ K' 1, f 7.4! ff f l l , , Y , - - - L.' 1- V' Ly' . u 4 -' u 'Q sy' Q L7 LJ Q ,'L7a:i: 1'lGg a'. 321:513- ., sg ju , ,. , f ,- fl- , -:,frg.' .f ' -' ., L -pfigqgs .'L1.aYf ,..-Ld 7 Senior Candidates CL-RJ: Paula Strickland, Karin 11 'C iff A Casanova Candidates CL-RJ: Bob Dobry Mueggenborg, Karen Anderson. Connie Berry. , , K ' Tim Crawford, Mike Kennedy, Tim Nancy Cawley. i at Peraino A l l LL L Junior Candidates CL-RJ: Mary Kay Valdez, 4, Sophomore Candidates CL-RJ: Angel Betancourt. Kathy McHugh. Laurie Beese. tiwi k Leslie Salette, Julie Davison, Patty A A A .'sr Thauer, Kathy Quigley, Laurie Jolly. Freshmen Candidates CL-RJ: Robin Nigohosian. 7 C W ' Class Winners CL-RJ: Nancy Jill Dimmick. Sue Perry. Sue Fortino ' Cawley. Angel Betancourt, Kathy f - McHugh, Jill Dimmick. 12 Top Left: Professor Littleiohn lec- tures during the pep rally. Right: Tom Marks and Pat Griffin escort a North Park Viking to the bonfire. Middle Left: The Sophomores pose after their victory over the Fresh- men in the tug-of-war. Below: The activities heated up Friday night with the bonfire. Bottom Left: The Freshmen try doubling their plea- sure as Brian Bastin fBottom Lefty decides to use his head. .iq ws.. 49 :.1, :- ,,u-A xx I , f f TT XT ,Q T ,fx fi .ft ff ff f fx fr... 1 , ff: XR f X I f f I , in pf 'fx fx , f f if Sr Llcgfp fr f- Ji-fe fe' X,,, , X, v-V i i-w This College Possessed, the l9SI Homecoming theme. certainly had the campus possessed with activities. The week started off really hot on Sun- day with a hayride and bonfire. To cool things down an ice cream social. blood drive, and voting for Court was held on Monday. Tuesday brought Saloon Night and an unscheduled Halloween par- ty. The final votes for Homecoming Court were tallied and the winners were announced at Wednesday's convocation. Tim Peraino and Con- nie Berry took the honors as they were crowned Casanova and Senior Queen. On Thursday after- noon. Third South Rall took the Powderpuff cham- pionship. Things started to heat up again on Fri- day with the annual bonfire and pep rally. The week came to a close on Saturday as the Sopho- mores won the Frosh-Soph Tug-of-War. The foot- ball team was not as fortunate as they lost to conference foe North Park. The festivities ended at the Victory Party, where couples danced to the music of Horace Monster. The busy week of activi- ties was organized by Chairperson Toni Alessi and Co-Chairpersons Kurt Kamradt and Mary Kay Val- dez. .a 04 s W MT m K N n .LIE HOME OMING 'Sl g' W3 QT 'Ji W YMQWT-iA7'7 35 W'f.5f'T'V7fiQ'W7S -'wx f X, fs .4-.-.ss ws X, WWXW Q7 W, SJW Xsnk. si 4s ll' l iff wh I L. l i ' E 'A af--as gates 5 . H536 , ,MH J -mf 'A' .. f I E , 24 , L Q ,K . that 'Y fmygf ' ' t in 'A My 5 ga: 0 :50 g g, , , A , v, 'WX Nylif Milli My ff HOMECOMING SI MQNMMMKQYV WCWMQ Qi, !sV!MQy'w!gfx ff Qlfiwfviqv N , MA NWS Q 49 v7 s ff' 4' 4' gt A4 M, Page I4 Left: Now that's a Possessed Car- dinal. Top Right: Margaret and Connie en- joy an afternoon in the sun. Middle Right: Kelvis does his thing at Convocation. Bot- tom: The campus was cooled off with an ice cream social on Monday. Page I5 Top Right: The girls enjoy a night on the town. Top Left: Does his vote count? Mid- dle: WONC broadcats from Saloon Night. Bottom Left: Tim Periano and Andy Ad- ams wish for better food. Bottom Right: Greg deals a lucky hand at the black jack table. Top Left: The court receives a royal ride dur- ing half-time ceremonies.. Top Right: The Cardinal defense puts a stop to the North Park running attack. Above: Ron Swanson at- tempts to block a North Park extra point. Center: Alan Douglas goes around left end. Middle Right: Bob Dobry picks out a receiver. Below: The zonesteppers . Bottom Right: The Pom Pons provide half-time entertain- ment. W T' mf QW? lv . f Q A V lm f V-lrrfflry T f , 1n .,+' c ' 5233! 'ffvlfgllflfi ML ,h.,, ',,X A ,. ,rift 1 f ' .. ,ty f- , ,SM Y p '.,. ,fig j'Q ed J f ll Ni X 2 lm -.Vigil fl l 'l'M T' J 'X 1 Q Q W Tl l 5 l M rw.. l N 7 X-in '1 pf' ,T 43 W X W ,q ,Aff u 1 Nfl!! up E,,,f'cL,, ll 1' 4,ls'7J X417 l 1 1 N l f f X 'I fm! ' f f'!llfp'fmw uf-T gl' f - J jUu'L7Kyl'Nevf JUUUJNJ lj! QJJ l S' f it 1 fi, Ili l ' 1 N Q E 1 jf., 3 I W . ,515 -, it 'fi ive 1 ,,m ! so Above: The Men. Where's the women, guys? Top Right: It's the girls the Men were looking for. Below: Jackie and Pat unwind. Bottom Left: Couples enjoy the evening at the Victory Party. Bottom Right: Connie Berry gets down on the dance floor. 53- HOMECOMING 'SI W MWWKQW Q V W W ww he MMM tv Q -' Q Q ,f ., S , f 4 ig ff , X ' X X 5 X A , I0 A NA 6 E ,X 2 Wf'NQAmY44SW W Ay ! W N' f A X .fu,.f.v -V ee VO: X Vw A fgvw ye my ,wmffe 5 ,Egg my Whose Life ls lt Anyway this years fall production was a gripping drama which dealt with the question of hfe and death Mary Ann Galgano portrayed Claire Harrl son a parapleguc who wished her Ilfe support to be cut off A problem arlses when Dr Emerson QRlch Krasowsklj re fuses her request A court battle pursues with the fmal verdict handed down by Judge Wyler CBob Lentzj In the end Har rrson IS glven her wlsh to due Artlstlc Dr rector Jack Phend and Scenic Designer flechnrcal Dlrector Michael Johannsen dld an excellent job m preparing the cast 3- ' OSE Ll , West '1: 'p:7' ,575 KW,'2fNx ' 'Wf 57'-Y '?'7 ?7WA '?fW'57TN1 W4S7ZNf'3'5 7f510.S-T WWPQX Y' 'MTW f'If '757 , - Q fe A Cx J 1 swag NfNf fxvxa xx N WNQYN XXW if N Vfwsfs fx s xy is Q 'hw' EXW B53 527501 JAX 7 f1i,.,sf 29,0 aw, , X Awe ,Qa'Q'i'Z:' 3. fs? .Qwest rf A 1 J tb. pf 3 N'- 'Zs?2S,:a 'K Ir' This year's Dad's Day was held on a beautiful November afternoon. With the sun shining down and temperatures in the sixties. the dads comfort- ably enjoyed the NCC-Wheaton football game. After the Cardinals won the game and retained possession of the Little Brass Bell, the fathers were treated to refreshments, entertainment, and gam- bling inside Merner Fieldhouse. After the families broke for dinner, many returned to the campus to view Without Discretion, written by NCC's own Doris Replogle Porter. Top Left: Dads watch their girls strut their stuff. Top Right: Roosevelt Wright scores during the Cardinal victory over Wheaton. Middle Left: Families enjoyed Without Discretion performed in Pfeiffer Hall. Middle Right: Alan Douglas turns the corner for a long gain against Wheaton. Bottom: The Alessi and Kamradt households move in with President Swing. cvs , W- Q, , 'xsane i 4 5 f , q 4,,,w Q Q 'R 1 f Qi! f, 4 - f . ,2 t fi , s DX ' . -as - X t ag, .4 X J-Q .3 y - is E B. fa,-gf f ' x 'sw ter 'nfl Se? DAD 5 DAY 'sv xxx :NK J' Once again, coffeehouse concerts provided quality entertainment, for stu- dents, at a reasonable price. The free concerts were seen at the Cage throughout the school year. The laid back atmo- sphere blends itself well with the folk-type music which is played. The con- certs are funded by sev- eral groups including: CUAB, Rl.C. and Com- muter Club. COFFEEHOUSE CONCERT X X NAS X ywg iigsx TSX S fbf lQfX X33 s aw it Sbivxi, KNSEQQWESNQQN ak MS YY wi! Vs swf Q .Qi WM, X is f if GY KVM!W?ziN2ZN 'ZQ' W -. KW W ' i , ww QQ W wh 3 T-4,5 2 - w g f:w?Y4vS'ffX Ms ffvnswft JXZ- fi at ff N' M lg- ' 4, ,sw X' . X X Sb - -K f me . aw ,T .2 54 s .asf iff'-W4 ..,,, , ti. . G? s, Zzufsgfdmf sv M ss 2 sm 3 9 f 1 Z -. 1 This year the Naperville-North Central College Commu- nity Concert Association presented four concerts in Pfeiffer Hall. The aims of this group is to bring quality entertainment onto the campus for both the students and the community to enjoy. Among this year's stars to perform were: Soprano Opera singer Carol Neblett, The .loffrey ll Dancers with Ronald Reagan. the New Christy Minstrels, and Chet Atkins. Top: Soprano Opera singer Carol Neblett. Middle: The New Christy Minstrels performed during Winter term. Bottom: Lael Evans and Ron Reagan performed Richard Englund's ROMEO AND JULIET PAS DE DEUX. OMMU I TY CONCERTS I f , Qwfwmf-5 4 rw 5 ,W 41753 ,X X, ,y 1 1 5 ' South Pacific, this year's Winter Musical. was considered by many one of the best musical productions put on at N.C.C. in recent memory. Presented by the N.C.C. Theatre Guild and music department, the 39 member cast performed during the final two weekends of February. The action takes place at a U.S. Navy Base on a South Pacific Island during World War II. The story is centered around the love affair of Nellie For- bush fplayed by Carol Grafj and Emile de Becque fplayed by Rich Krasowskij The men stationed at the base Cwhere Nellr is a nursej add variety and comedy to the song and dance Audiences were delighted by the acting of Lori Di Megho QBloody Maryj Mark Reid Clt Joseph Cableb Mike Kontos CCapt Brackettj and Tim Young Cluther Billlsj The musi cal was directed by Donald Shan ower Bernard lzzo was musical dr rector Laura Grant choreographed and John Phend was designer and technical director i I Q Page 25 Top Left: Stewpot fMike Kolodziei, far leftj explains the islands to Lt. Cable CMark Reidj. as Luther Billis CTim Youngb and the Professor CDoug Reeseb listen in. Top Right: Nellie Forbush CCarol Grafj washes that man right out of her hair. Bottom Left: Nellie and Ens. Rita Adams CLinda Kayl say goodbye to men. Bottom Right: Lt. Cable and Luther Billis dream of Bali Ha'i. Page 24 Top: Capt. Brackett CMike Kontosj and Lt. Cable talk over military stategy. Bottom Left: Nellie and Emile de Becque CRich Krasowskij sing of their future together. Bottom Right: Bloody Mary QLori Di Meglioj straightens up her shop. . SCLITH PACIFI f Kfkfff wwf WCZW f ? yfy ? A 9 X- if fNf'VsZsWffN4 fs V .. ,pw Winter Carnival '82 was a success dis- pite Old Man Winter. On Sunday the scheduled sleighride and bonfire was cancelled due to blizzard type condi- tions. On Monday, the Blood Drive was cancelled because of a mix-up of the date, however the cookie social went on as planned. Tuesday night the Men's Basketball team defeated Car- thage and Midnight Bowling rounded out the evening. The Winter Softball Tournament was held on Wednesday. On Thursday students enjoyed a mixer dance, with music provided by Just Lls. Once again on Friday bad weath- er struck and the ski trip to Lake Gene- va was called off. The week ended with a Turnabout Dance at the Naper- ville Sheraton. The week's activities were organized by chairperson Mary Kay Valdez with help from Toni Alessi, Kurt Kamradt. L.l.F.E. and C.Ll.A.B. Top Left: Some people will play softball in any weather. Top Right: Hi Moml Above: Everyone patiently waits their turn to bowl. Left: Tom Murray single handedly leads his team to victo- ry. Lower Right: Brenda puts up two for NCC. Liiiffll' 5 I fi: 139 gf W x ,of ff. , I ,sm K dh.. Mmm-aff . - if . f Q s 4 5 1 ,f 5 . . , W X 1 4' . ' Q I ' Mi X 0 .1 H fiwffk Q 4 Q W , M ...A .f . Z guy V 'weft ect, y 'SRM A .WA 'W , I ' -, ,M S. ,av E A . ::. K1 ' 'f 2 f E ,, i 5 ii is Top Left. Tom and a friend dance the night away. Top Center: My, what big eyes you have. Top Right: Couples dance to the music of Music lnc. Bottom Left: Robin. didn't you come with what's his name? Bottom Right: A lack of chairs caused people to use the buddy system. J X 5 , 1 y 5 fs R CARNIVA . ...:..,, ni we W AH ITE M6369 41? m- ,W I I I 1 X 1 1 1 , 3 S WWW? Q Special Events are the planned and unplanned extra activities which help to keep students busy throughout the school year. Events included rock concerts by American English and Rampage. sporting events such as the Good News Bears and the National Division lll Track and Field Meet, and an Aurora Gospel Singing Group. Groups such as CUAB, BSA, the power- lifting squad, and the athletic department helped to bring these activities to the campus. Page 28: Top Left: Competitors came from all over the world for the world class powerlift- ing tournament at Merner Fieldhouse. Top Right: An Aurora Gospel Group performed during BSA week. Bottom Left: Otis Wilson of the Good News Bears slams against the Naperville All-Stars. Bottom Right: American English performed at Pfeiffer Hall. Page 29: Top: Bear's Ted Albrecht brings a young fan into the game. Bottom Left: Rampage per- formed during Winter Term. Bottom Right: American English sings another Beatles' hit. ENTS i f M ww W sas? A. 4? 65 59 ' ,few 5 ms.,,,.,,fX? ,,.. A W 42 AV Q ,.,.,,mg.,,NWgi' l fy ef zswf sv X, 4 5 gy M v Q .of A A fw ,JV -wwwf' ,, v as Wjktym. , as AW, wx' W is fwii Q 6 2? . ig This year's Spring Break Trip. sponsored by CUAB, was to Ft. Walton Beach, Florida. Over 50 people road the A-I Bus Lines to the white sandy beaches. Stu- dents and faculty alike. enjoyed sipping beer under sunny skies and temperatures which reached 90 degrees. The seven day excur- sion was organized by junior Toni Alessi. K ,M -ff-I-2 . wr Q V Y W g ,Z y 7 f J sf:-' -if-gi, ee A 74 -V ,.,, .,,. , if W f 2 Q Q A V V.,V ., M, , Z a iii, bi wr , , ,,,.,,,. iz, , Z Y YY 2 ,Y l 0' A L A ulcer-ls.-e My ff?' B- fl. s veee' J - ll me ' f ff Top: Bill Ware and Nick Donohue are caught stealing a 1 A n .. A van while trying to get to the bars. Middle: NCC plays 1 ' WL WZ.. U, V Beach Blanket Bingo. Bottom Right: Doug Sawyer beats ,jf g X ,M A' Y an innocent child as Toni and Phil cheer him on. Bottom Q' WJ Left: The girls relax after a hard day on the beach. gf ' iq T .f.. s. 30 G BREAK lg I- Top Left: The Collegians open the show. Top Right: Mike McKee, in search of a tennis partner. Bottom Left: Mom's Day coordinator Christi Dahms addresses the guests. Bottom Middle: Jill Dimmick shows us this Spring's activewear look. Bottom Right: Tom Marks and Sherry Slattery tie the knot to conclude the ceremonies. 'ffm WK MGMSD Y Mom's Day '82 entertained the mothers of NCC stu- dents with a day which was loaded with activities. Over 250 people enjoyed the fes- tivities which were orga- nized by Christi Dahms. with help from Beth Clem- ent, Gordana Popovic, and .lan McGahan. The day be- gan with a welcome recep- tion in The Cage where re- freshments and snacks were served. Next, the fashion show entertained the guests as 26 models showpieced sports and activewear, prom sets, casual outfits, evening wear, and the traditional wedding party. After the show, families were offered campus tours, dorm recep- tions. a tour through the Naperville Historical Soci- ety, supper at Kaufman, and finally, the theatrical pro- duction of Romeo and .lu- liet. if A new flair was added to this year s Spring This Week a cruise on the Love Boat. This may be stretching the truth a bit but couples did dance the night away on the S S Clipper. The Clipper IS a 360 foot Great Lakes vessel which traveled the five Great Lakes for over 70 years ln addition to the dancing the couples relaxed with cocktails and dined on roast beef To go along with the dance on the Clipper CUAB planned a variety of activities rical production of Romeo and Juliet the Baseball team defeating Elmhurst Honors Convocation both Men s and Women s Track and Field meets a Blood Drive and lce Cream Social and a trip to Arlington Park Racetrack The change of events stimulated a very surprising amount of interest and participation among the students The changes in the scheduling were organized by Kurt Kamradt Toni Alessi and Mary Kay Valdez X I O l which included a trip to Great America, the theat- sf Q U W , J w 1 W I -W. I .Q M - , , I WZ 9 Z - on N W M- ,,,, , ,,.,,. , ,fffif ,.,.,M,c.wAeM , ' , Q ,M cr 'im f f L ' ,,, . X , 1 ,. '. as :zv ,. Q, ,y Q f , 'MW 4 Ms :ti My 1 . 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Bottom Left: Students from NCC enjoy a day at Great America. Right Chairperson of Spring Thing was Kurt Kam- radt with assistants Toni Alessi Cleftj and Mary Kay Valdez. Page Sl: Above: the view of the Chicago skyline from aboard the S. S. Clipper. Top Right: The location of the I982 Spring Thing Dance was the S. S. Clipper, docked at Navy Pier. Right: Scott and Jane embrace on a memorable evening. Below: Couples dance to the music of Just Us. F ,sw fs' 2 ess 4? QVQ9VN0WzW 'A Q' Ls? Q' Sv A SPRI G THI G. yt Q 3. . my f . 1 :nu A Z ,. wp Q, '-M' Maw WEA MJ W? f 1 ' Q nf' ...nwauunxg ,,VA V fig, li, My Q Zi 1 -qv J is y 0'-Q r'Qf'o'4: T' 909021 sg The l982 Spring Play was the Shake- spearean classic Romeo and Juliet, which portrays the tragic tale of two lovers from two feuding households, the Montagues and the Capulets. ln the starring roles, Mary Ann Galgano por- trayed Juliet and Tim Young played Romeo. This particular version of Ro- meo and Juliet was that of David Gar- rick. manager of the Drury Lane The- atre in the middle l700's. It is believed that this production of the play was the first to perform Garrick's adaption in over two hundred years. Other members displaying outstanding per- formances were: Mike Kolodziej as Ty- balt CJuliet's evil cousinb Chris J. Stull as Friar Lawrence CRomeo s friend who devised the plan to reunite the two Ioversj Amanda Barche as Nurse Uu- Iiet s confidantj Mike Wenstrup as Capulet Uuliets fatherj and Shelley Krivach as Lady Capulet Uuliet s moth- er. PRI G PL Y sa Q -Q X- .L ir-fit ififfii 5--f . 4: Qviwg. E' ' 1 ' .Y Yi , x .L I . 'I' GWR YS i , :W s 4 K 1 ' E gx ',v?1.Qg , .fx , ! X , X v b , 3, , gf ff X.. ,, f Nw 'iw S 5 wx Q! 'F , I 4 f . V, f , Q f J 4, , L, , Z x 5 MM, , wx W fyfy . X K . if 7 y f Q64 ii AJ if X ,ww ff L 3 Aww. I X , ' ..-ff u f 'ff A 4 f 1, Q Z f X X 'Q 2512 Z 7 If xx f if . , -f Q ffl? 5 f ' 1.4 ,, w,..,,,,f.- ,M gr iw, The Honor's Convocation was held in Pfeiffer Hall to com- memorate those who have achieved academic excellence. All of the professors attend the convocation in their school collars. Among the many awards given were: awards for outstanding performance in each discipline. the Senior and Junior Clarence F. Dissinger Awards. and Outstanding Sen- ior Man and Woman of the Year. The Dissinger Senior Faculty Award went to Diane Divigneaud, with the Dis- singer Junior Faculty Award going to Francine Navakas. The Outstanding Senior Man Award was given to Marc Hartzman, and Martha Hill was the recipient of the Out- standing Senior Woman Award. Top. Diane Duvigneaud accepts the round of applause upon receiving the Senior Faculty Clarence F. Dissinger Award. Bottom Left: Francine Nava- kas beams with happiness and appreciation after learning she had won the Junior Faculty Clarence F. Dissinger Award. Bottom Right: Norma Mishler accepts the student Association Distinguished Service Award. Mises H0 OR'S CGNVOCATID f ,133 r' jam :pf whwmmw 5 f S 5 15 -v a 4 tg.. A NAL , S N I f 4 t Q .t g wifes. 9 r V' hifi f is :V x 'f if f 'A if gx 'tix fe' 952'-,1',. ' 9 ' T Aixulx HONORSLBT Clarence F. Dissinger Memorial Fund Faculty Awards Junior . ., Francine Navakas Senior . . . Diane Duvigneaud Student Assocaition Distinguished Service Award . , . Wilma Mishler Outstanding Maier Awards by Discipline Art . . . Theodore Koch Biology .. . Jane Hoff Environmental Studies . . . Linda Elleson ' M rt' Hurd Chemistry a in American lnstitute of Chemists Outstanding Senior Undergraduate .. . Eric Lind Chemical Rubber Comany Outstanding Freshman Award A , . Gus Haugsnes Undergraduate Award in Analytica! Chemistry , . . .loseph Strrneo Computer Science Academic Excellence-Carl Steii Computer Science . . . Contribution to the Discipline' evin Vaughn Accounting Diane Campo Business Administration A , . Glenn Rutledge Economics . . . David Rivait Wall Street Journal Award David Rivait ' Education. Elementary .. , Paula Strickland, Secondary . . I Linda Kaye English ., Q Pat lzzo Foreign Languages Bryan Wilson Finkbeiner Scholarship . , . Judith Rush History .. . Anne Grow language and Literature . .A Jennifer Lamont Mathematics , ., Linda Kaye Anice Seybolci Scholarship . . . Laura Nasebandt Anice Seybold Prize . , . Ned Corron Music .. . tori DeMeglio Alfie Moyer Scholarship .. . Mary Beth McCarthy Clarence .luhnke Memorial Achievement Award in Music A nes Fletcher Philosop if . Y. Debbie Sypniewski Cleo Tanner Memoriai Award . 4 . Angel Betancourt Lester C. Belding Scholarship A . . Brenda Sanders Bill Shatzer Memorial Award . , . Pam Mehrens Physics . , . Dale Koepnick Freshman Physics . . . Dale Koepnick Freshman Physics Achievement Award , . . Gus lflaugsnes -Psychology , . . Diane Barr Religious Studies Martha Hill Speech Conamunicationsffheatre Shelley Krivich Broadcasting . . , Edgar Rivas Forensics . , . Amy Sharer Theatre Mary Ann Galgano Sociology-Anthropology , . . .luienne Volk Outstanding Senior Man Award . . , Marc Hartzman Outstanding Senior Woman Award . . , Martha Hill ,, Agn., -pvnu4,:..IIi ' ' ff-ir The Outstanding Senior Man and Woman Awards went to Martha Hill CT0p. Leftj, and Marc Hartz- man CTop, Righty. f Y, W ' if ' flux-'99 Q L1-ap --Q Q 'Vex W - 9 WMZA, tif - N W.. ew, 1, ,. . W6 , ,y Wg, W .aa .. , eau ,f 4- i v, ,. , mm X f N Wwe Aw We Wai! ,fa or V KW K ZErw W ,gy ww 1 H Ae is fSwwa Z? f , .fswfwwff - , V , Q, A f f t ', we fff N ,, .eSTZfa'abf 4, 2 ,wb V :::Q1..::f U., Wu frfffzwiiwkfr A V --1 N . ,,,,, 11 M, , fn ov be my .W V vmfeaf W , ww w Il The one hundred and seventeenth annual commencement of North Central College was held on the warm, sunny afternoon of Satur- day. June I2, l9S2. The graduates filed in to the traditional Pomp and Circumstance Pro- cessional played by the Harmony Brass Quin- tet. Martha Hill. The Outstanding Senior Woman, gave the graduate remarks. The ad- dress was given by Jesse R. DeWitt, Bishop of the Chicago Area United Methodist Church. Then. as parents, family, and friends looked on. the diplomas were bestowed upon each graduate by President Swing. Professor Ber- nard lzzo led the congregation in the singing of the Alma Mater. To bring the ceremonies to a close, Marc Hartzman, The Outstanding Senior Man, gave the Benediction. After the Recessional, the graduates and those attend- ing enioyed punch and cookies at the recep- tion. Top: The graduating Class of i982 assembled here on the steps of Old Main. Right: Mike Kolodziej poses for one last picture. GRADUATION .v. ,,... wl- if 'Wa 'NY' in fu GRADUATIO Top Left: Sisters Debbie Cleft! and Suzi Motzer finish off a line of Motzer family graduates from NCC. Top Right. Dale Koepnick receives his diploma from President Swing. Above: Jesse R. DeWitt, Resident Bishop of the Chicago Area of The United Methodist Church, addresses the grads. Left: The grads enioyed sunny skies and mild tem- peratures for Commencement l982. Bottom: The opening processional began the day's festivities. 'WNW imgmzw , The Student Association Board is a group of students who are appointed by campus elections. This year's president was John Pcolinski. Among the Board's duties are the appointment of the Spectrum and Chronicle Editors, student association budget ap- propriations, student faculty meetings, and student association meetings. Among the Board's more interesting tasks this year was the reallocation of the student association budget which had to be totally reworked because of a drop in student enrollment. In addition to the budget work, the Board had to work through numerous campus problems, including social and administrative. Top: The members of the Student Association Board include CLeft-Righty John Pcolinski. Susan Koier. Jack Johnson, Mike Moser. Right: S. A. President John Pcolinski discusses a variety of topics at an S. A. meeting. QZVZVSH sm fm X7 bmi X by s 519567546 xffx x Q x sr X? xi, fi six X Q, xlx ESF ,g?fQwSIKf5gf fs Wsfgz Wx? 9 f 7 f sf? wtf VQJSQQX QYSQX ,gfsgiggk f fx! ag! X ix 1X sv 14 tvs? X sNVsfMi M gs ffx Vtgssx 'B' Vffif' fW iS7 'WZi:'i3f VIZ? QW Sw z 1 f Z S A A Q2 X ,, ,,,, . s, A Q, f 31 M 'E X fb' ff wtfs x N Lsg mfs, s M 0 fs Kaitlin. S- f Q X s rf gi xx f S ? ssfqfwswss, 'QZf?, s+Z'1.S'fW, N Sw Rf 7 ff, A fff x ff is Wa .Qi Qs sg sbwifm X C v fx 1 f f f f f 5 O if ff W ff W A as 'S N M Wi VQXQYMW WZKMM ff? The College Union Activities Board once again organized a variety of events to keep students busy throughout the school year. CUAB president Nancy Cawley and co- workers provided students with movies. dances, trips, and other activites. The three major events were Homecoming, Winter Carnival. and Spring Thing. Be- cause of the problems with student apa- thy, CUAB was forced to make some changes in their planning. The result was a dance aboard the 360 foot S.S. Clipper. which is docked at Navy Pier. Although the dance was on a Tuesday night it drew more people than any other event during the entire school year. This new thinking among the board will be transformed into a new variety of events and hopefully spur more interest among the students in the future. Top Left: Craig Horsch and Renita Pash enioy them- selves aboard the S. S. Clipper. Top Right: Just Us' performed for the Spring Thing Dance. Left: Mem- bers of CUAB include: Front Row CLeft-Righty Christi Dahms, Beth Clement, Mary Kay Valdez. Jackie McCormick. Second Row: Sheri Comise, Jan McGrath, Nancy Cawley. Karen Solomon, Anne Ma- chiorletti. Back Row: John McDonald, Kurt Kamradt. Toni Alessi. Bob Lentz. Judy Rush. Not Pictured: Gordana Popovic, Brian Bastin, Mary DiGrazia. RD ur ------ -i ,Q I mm se., 1'9 'kwin y. ' -AP' 'WW' I .f . , E f Q , 7 I 13' Y 5 .,h,. i ' , W W WW., 5 0,019 5 f JW! -. ,I nf A ,0Z:As.,sv,- T at w W Zvi 4, QM A .. Environmental Awareness Organization CEAO as it is more commonly called, is a group open to anyone who is interested in the environment. Dr. Terrance Marsh is the faculty advisor, and Ray Jakubczak is the president of the group. Not only do these individuals explore data around the Naperville area, but each year the club plans an overnight trip. This year the group explored caves located in Southern Indiana. Above: Members of EAO include: Front Row Cleft-Righty Terry Fiene, Andrea Marek, Ray Jakubc- zak, Denise Rose Watson. Back Row: Linda Elleson, Dr. Terrence Marsh. NVIRO ME TAL AWARE ESS DRG ZATIO v tl' l l, r te U rl lr I l i i i l C C 'F llf flxromzzlz 04 ,Q . 5 r 1 1 1 N l s Q F l E l. l L The N.C. Chronicle is the student run school newspaper which is published weekly during the school year. This year's paper stressed a strong editorial policy and covered a variety of the events and organizations on the campus. Distributed every Friday afternoon, the Chronicle kept students well- informed of the events happening around them. This year's paper was anchored by senior Amy Sharer. Members of the N.C. Chronicle include Front Row lleft-Righty Amy Sharer CEditorD Adele McHard CNews Editorj. Back Row: Mike Kolodziej CSpecial Features Consultantl Tom Nelson CSports Editorj and John Shoulberg fManaging Editorb. ,ff CHRONICLE Y my 'f 2' , Q JV' 5 The l98I-82 school year proved to be one of growth for Tri Beta. Beginning Fall term the organization had only six members. During Spring initi- ation, however, the group ad- ded fifteen members to bring the total up to twenty one. Dr. Tom Williams was the faculty advisor for the group which is a charter member of the Na- tional Biological Honor Soci- ety. ln addition to the initi- ations, the club held its Annual Cheese Table in the Fall, and had a picnic in the Spring. The group hopes to expand next year with more meetings and guest speakers. Top: Members of Tri Beta include: Front Row CLeft-Righty Todd O'Connell, George Kitsos. Jane Hoff, Dawn Wesson, Andrea Marek. Back Row: Darren Cook, Dr. Tom Williams, Dan Gibson. Linda Elleson, Stacey Hoeft, Amanda Barche, Maureen Ryan, Karen Maurer. Bottom Left: Members do biological re- search in the laboratory. Bottom Right: Students were invited to test the cheese at the Annual Tri Beta Cheese Table. I n t 7 if TRI BETA Psi Chi is an honorary fraternity open to students majoring in psychology Eligible students must have a 3 0 grade point average In at least three psycholo gy courses, and 2.8 grade point average overall The society conducts bl monthly meetings in which topics of interest are discussed In addition a formal banquet is held each Spring This year s president was Amanda Barche Top: Members of Psi Chi in- clude: Front Row QLeft- Rightj: Joanne Walling. Bonnie Wargen, Barb Hum- bert. Diane Barr. Monica Cuddy, Margaret Warren. Second Row: Pat Pilipuf. Jeannette Olson, Kerry Bandy-Smith, Debbie Wag- ner. Robin Olah, Pam Lel- lios, Toni Alessi, Lynn Schaper. Ed Rivas. Back Row: Sue Schmidt, Tracy Thomas, Jeff Benson. Rita Peckhardt, Betty Curtis, Ei- leen McKee, Sherry Slat- tery, Mary DiGrazia, Tom Paleka. Right: Faculty advi- sor Madeline Van Hecke addresses the fraternity. Left: New members sign in during the annual banquet. PSI CHI 1 lj 9 we T ff? Z fi? , 7' 6 , ff , ff The Black Student Association QBSAQ is an organization of the black students on the campus. The group has weekly meetings in the BSA room, located on the main level of Goldspohn. The group attempts to form a unit in which the black student has a cultural tie. Along with the meetings, the group sponsors BSA week. The week is packed with activities which relate to the Black Culture, both past and present. This year's main event was an Aurora Choir Group which sang religious hymns in Centennial Hall. at 'M .f s was sffgt' e s V S,f4f'ZMw,ys si wi? wwf 4wsS Q A 2fwZkw'ff 5' Jain 'N ss, mm 5' ,visi t s Top: Members of the Black Student Association include: Front Row CLeft- Rightbz Diann Petersen, Dan Scott, Grace Mendoza. Back Row: Teresa Adams, Ron O'NeaI, Phaon Morris. Q' sms-gwfs: -- ' 'www' s 0 A N -' A' T f C . 4:1 5 f 'lp f ., Q f , , , 5 4 2, M ff-1 Z TU, a f , ' f Wy W, f, f i',,,,. asymm 'U-1 ,pr A12 1 K 'M Q ,aw 5.15, whit' A Q- was-114' 'Q IGM, X Z f mwffwnq M 7 ff' ww, f ff, Z, fl ,,f lf, ,V Q fm, I, fwfff Z . if W X , f -Y ,Q 7 lm, ., '5 Z! f ffm QQ! Q , 1' , f Z X72 M C ' Z f Z f fl 1 Z - 1 YIM ', f 1 The Religious Life Committee is an organization set up to promote the spiritual aspect of North Central. Working in conjuction with the campus minister, Mike Moser, RLC gave students an opportunity to share Christian experiences. The group is funded through the Student Association budget and sponsors ice cream socials. movies. and coffeehouse concerts. This year's group worked with both Tuesday Night Life and the Fellowship of Christian Athletes to stimulate religious growth on the campus. Above: Members of the Religious Life Committee include: Front Row Cleft-Righty Brian Wilson, Martha Hill, Neil Cleghorn, Brian Armstrong. Back Row Mike Moser, Annie Gonzalez, Diane Brown, Liz Smith. RELIGICUS LllfE COMMITTEE! 5172? ff ggggwggwv V- Q' em-1 Af' 7 , fr v 'mv 1, V 5.1 ,, W 1 N Q gf M-N M 1 if' W f r CSX? We if , w :,, ,go Gio V new yew., M, w..1f.f V, A X .1 . . V X , X , f Q' f, y, f if -+4 ': saws ,,..mf' 0:71221 J.,4s,,, Qi A W , W' ' 2 .N . X s, GX of , A R - .3 , f ' 'V FQ 74, L f, 'Q 7' Z ffwt 0 V 4 f I ,Z X JZff!fJ W 1 W ff 51 Z f 4 f ,Wa f, X440 ! y WW The NCC vocal groups. under the direction of Mr. Bernard Izzo, kept occupied with seasonal concerts, but they also found time for individual performances of their own. The Madrigals hosted the Madrigal Invitational along with singing at King Richard's Fair, local churches, and at different activi- ties around campus. The Collegians performed at Mom's Day and at the perspective student receptions. and the Choir sang at the Wesley-Albright Convocation and at the Batavia and Hinkley Methodist Churches. Wersi. , ...sf V' ef f Top: Members of the Madrigals include Front Row CLeft-Righty Frieda Howard, Lori DiMeglio, Debbie Baldare, Karen Henry, Lori Volkmann, Back Row: David Connon, Rich Krasowski, Kathy Car- son, Laurie Beese, Patrick Izzo, William Reed, Craig Horsch. Bot- tom Left: Members of the Collegians include, Front Row CLeft- Rightjr Kathy Carson. Second Row: Julie Votova, Frieda Howard. Third Row: Rich Krasowski, Karen Henry, Craig Horsch. Back Row: Gordana Popovic, James Schultz, Shelley Kriivch. Bottom Right: The NCC Choir performs at the Fall concert. .JS MADRIGALS COL EGIANS CHOIR , ,W - A ,N. I 1 7' ' 1 L., - 7-in Q , YQ ,. ty 1 , z,'3 i ,gg Van Top: Members of WONC include: Front: John Madormo, Gener- al Manager. Second Row CLeft-Righty Dorothy Broderick. Ed Rivas, Brad Wolfe. Krista Seiple, Victor Drescher, Michelle Hern. Robin Burlingham. Kathy Mullen, Tony Kozelchki. Back Row: Bob Lentz, .loan Newton, Pete Brunoehler, Brian O'Bora. Anne Hengehold, Marty Bechina, Chris Lyons, Barb Friedel, Roberta Krueger, Laura Nasebandt, Courtney Whitsell, Nancy Schoeffer, Karen Miller, Andy Anderson, Doug Sawyer. Bottom Left: Doug Plank was one of the many athletes interviewed by WONC this year. Bottom Right: Former Chicago Bear, Craig Clemens provided the commentary for all the home football games. John Madormo, in his second year as Director of WONC. has again increased the variety and quality of the radio broadcasts. Located at S9 on the F.M. band, WONC reaches far beyond the campus into surrounding communities. Another plus, the station broadcasts from the Cage, saloon night and numerous sporting events. With 3900 watts of power, the station reaches an audi- ence of nearly one million people. WONC x 1 'W This year's Spectrum Staff, under the direction of Editor Jack Arnston sought to turn the troubled book around with numerous changes. The foremost change was the addition of color. A total of 22 pages and I4O color pictures were put into this year's book. To go along with the color are a deluxe cover. special shadow weave paper, and an increase of the number of pages from l28 to l48. The changes were assembled into a book using a concept of lines throughout each section. This concept, new to NCC, was designed by assistant editor Susan Motzer. To go along with these changes, the staff imposed more rigid standards for the individual details of each page. No yearbook would be complete without quality pictures. Therefore, this year's Spectrum photographic division, under the direction of Mike Sullivan, gave special attention to all aspects of the photo taking. SPECTRUM facet mf! il 7 'ir -AZ. A Page 50: Members of the Spectrum Staff in- clude: Front Row CLeft-Righty Terry Fiene. Sharon Sucharzewski, Mike Sullivan CPhotog- raphy Editorb. Second Row: Eileen McKee, .lack Arnston CEditorJ, Mary Verdun. Back Row: Lila Bergren, Sherry Slattery. Not Pic- tured: Susan Motzer CAssistant Editorj, Lisa Henry. Joe Marks. Kurt Kamradt, Diane Brown, Valerie Nelson. Ruth Femali. Page 5 I: Top: Organizers of the I98I-82 Spectrum were Susan Motzer and Jack Arnston. Middle: The staff works on a page layout and, Bottom Right: discusses important Spectrum policies. Bottom Left: Editor of Photography, Mike Sul- livan and his best friend, Mr. Enlarger. SPECTRUM Top: Members of the Varsi- ty Club include: Front Row Qleft-Righty Joleen Halm, Patti Buchanan, Ray Krauss, Rick Cadena, Paula Strick- land. Second Row: Jean Leese, Chris Wheaton, Ta- kao Tamai, Jay Rogers, Bill C'NeiII. Back Row: Ken Hel- berg. Don Helberg, Tom Martin, Bob Dunphey. John MacDonald, Mike Newman, Jeff Braun. Jerry Mallon. Bottom: This year's Varsity Club Officers include Cleft- Rightb: Patti Buchanan, John MacDonald. and Jo- leen Halm. The Varsity Club is an organiza- tion which is open to all athletes who have received a varsity letter. The group holds regular meetings where the members discuss var- ious activities. During the year. the club does such things as rent- ing refrigerators to students living in the dorms and selling refresh- ments at many of the home sport- ing events. In addition to this work, members plan and partici- pate in the Annual Donkey Bas- ketball Game. VC also plans trips to numerous professional sport- ing events and holds an annual picnic at the end of Spring term. wwvma mr A 'S-:Sv-'s ' Q.. hug--dt l l 1 l 1 all N: f l D fl i '- iiiiiu ff j V i ie YA ' ' 4-M X ,A M11 2' ,A .Q Q ,x SERVICE SYSTEMS M W WW M, if ,,MxbM,,g,fL1 W Service Systems is the cafeteria service which supplies food for both the Cage and Kaufman Dining Hall. Sometimes referred to as the food crew , Service Systems goes beyond just extraordinarily different food. SS is the largest employers of North Central students. ln addition, they sponsor intramural teams and offer specialty dinners such as steak night, Mexi- can night, a Thanksgiving supper, and cookouts dur- ing the Spring. Top: Members of the Food Crew include: Front Row CLeft-Righty: Laura Nasebrandt, Doug Reese, Phil Bus, Tom Clapper, Eileen McKee, Mike Sullivan. Second Row: Cindy Barajas, Sharon Suchar- zewski, Marcy Gould. Zoltan Sajgo, Sherry Slattery. Third Row: Ed Ciegla, Calvin Gutzwiller, Paul Jones, Jim Joyce, Mike Dowdy. Fourth Row: Brian Bastin, Mary Boock, Kurt Kamradt, Kelly Meyers. Back: Dan Moore. Bottom: Kaufman managers include Cleft-Righty: Kurt Kamradt, Marcy Gould, Dan Moore, Brian Bas- tin, Not Pictured: Toni Alessi, Angela Tedesco, Drew Koctur. astafp' um if A U a as E .ay get ,vw 545.4 -qs 5' 44 f NM 3? is Wgifwx A 'F X .,fsm.Xe,f-Q Intramurals allows students to actively compete in an organized sport other than that of the college. Each league is organized by a student who must establish rules and schedule the games. Both men and women compete in sports which range from powderpuff football to softball. This year's winning teams are as follows: Powder Puff Football-Third South. Women's Basketball- White House. Men's Basektball-The Whips. Angleball- Seybert. Women's Softball-Third South. Men's Softball- La Familia. 15 ? JW-5 aai- . , K, I TRAMURALS fx lima-u.....a :Yr il f The Fellowship of Christian Athletes CFCAJ is an organization which is designed to give students the availability of fellowship with other Christian athletes. The group met every Thursday night to discuss various topics of concern to them. Occasionally, a professional athlete would be present to share his views. In addition to the Thursday meetings, FCA worked with Tuesday Night Life to stimulate students interest in religion. The group presented four movies dealing with Christian relationships, a film about Jesus shown to over 250 people on Easter, campus church services, a Christian Conference over interim, and finally an FCA breakfast during the track nationals in which ISO competing athletes attended. Men's Basketball Coach Bill Warden helped to run the group which rose in number, from seven last year. to nearly twenty this year. Above: Members of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes included: Front Row CLeft-Righty Jeff Clark, Dick Christensen, Glenn Reinier. Second Row: Bill Bennett. Diane Brown, Missy Woosman, Brian Tierney, Denise Rose Watson. Back Row: John Giannini, Stephan Burt, Steve Mildred, Mike McFadden. LETES 'sf ,M WSWS jg Q yyw QW Wy M !xf'W'fZ7 5 ,QW favs 560 f AQ 6 , nwzi... 3' 's s 19 m 'y1ZQ v'5?lp ,, SS? ,mf 'w h mwfsvfw' ,, As,3,.,as,ZJV, V NT G 0 my Wm 5 5 W QS Amway, wsvV,.Xv s A5 Wim' Y if ein e 5 W 2 4 W4 K2 fffxf xf' fl ff, , Q Q vw , M, fs X Q is s s, M ..,,,, . Z ,,,, , , ww. 'W' www? f Q79 f ig? X fiiii aieeif' , ' as , i Z 3 2 fqnvn-e wi. A as ww- X X x . Y N N , gs, 1 1 f Y y y f ,, , X A ,WW The Ski Club is a Student Association funded organization which gives students a chance to enjoy the Midwest Winters on a ski slope instead of a dorm room. This year, however, Old Man Winter was a bit too ferocious as a ski trip to Lake Geneva, Wisconsin had to be cancelled because of all things. a blizzard. The group did manage to make it out to Villa Olivia, though. The group hopes to plan an overnight trip next year, as they will try to attract more members. This year's Ski Club was headed up by Juniors May Kay Valdez and Margaret Warren fpictured above left and right, respectivelyg ' 35 f V ,. H l w l l SKI CLUB li Top: Members of the Commuter Club include: QLeft-Righty Dave Connon. Craig Strohl. Bob Lentz. Andy Anderson. Bottom Left: NCC takes its crack at Happy Days during the Commuter Club's 50's dance. Bottom Right: Karen Solomon twists the night away. 2 S f ew X Q 4 As .fs fa Nfyiss 3 xg as The Commuter Club is a group organized to link the commuter to the campus in ways other than just the class time. In attempts to keep students on campus, the club made a commuter lounge in the basement of the Union. The club also had a coffeehouse concert in the afternoon and organized a 50's dance. The dance was located on the second floor of the Union and proved to be a great success. Craig Strohl was this year's president. SD 0 ses e ifswfyyawffis f V i' Qs s v' 1 4'Qf2 'l bi X + fy V ' xx -' ' R fi iff N .N 'X -4 is W NCAS Q es fs-KLM 5 s w Q P Q seize-i f. Q yy 5 B fx Q9 as K , ff,.,,,mm 127, fe if 'Wu 1,1 Bottom Right: Hall Director and R.A.'s for Seager Hall include: Front Row CLeft- Rightjz Jeff Clark, Tim Peraino. Back Row: Jeff Arbeit, Kurt Kamradt, Gary Hodge, Dan Siewert. Bottom Left: Hall Directors include: Front Row CLeft-Righty Sue Van- Klavern-Cain CDirector of Resident Lifej, Cheryl Lacefield CGeiger.J Back Row: Andy Adams QKimmelJ, Jeff James CSeybertJ, Julia Quick CRalIJ, Jeff Clark CSeagerJ. Middle Left: Hall Director and R.A.'s for Rall Hall include: Front Row Cleft-Righty Karen Solomon, Julia Quick, Mary DiGrazia. Back Row: Anne Machiorletti, Sherry Slattery. Toni Alessi. Middle Right: Hall Director and R.A.'s for Geiger Hall include: Front: Cheryl Lacefield. Back Row Cleft-Righty Brian Bastin, Tim Katt, Mary Kay Valdez. Top: Hall Director and R.A.'s for Kimmel Hall include: CLeft-Righty Andy Adams, Sandy Sinclair, Terry Miller. 4 .mf fy 3 are fiy ,... ..., , ..,i,. .. . H , .T . , ,af .,... .. , .1 H .Q I, N 'f : ' ty :1 fi 'Q '-f2':,.,91'2:' :f'e51z,:'I:f:-f :f,i,f,1,-,-:vgrx-,.'a:5' -151 A-:S V 13-, fe ' -I mf: f -. I Y1J,,XN,4qy,? ww 2111, if 2 f '75 f W1 , 'lf y Parent's Council is an organization designed for the parents of students attending North Central. Activities, concerns, and support of the college are various topics discussed at meetings held throughout the year. The Dad's Day reception held at President Swing's home was hosted by the Parent's Council. Another event long sup- ported by P. C. is Mom's Day. Recently, a newsletter was devised by the P. C. to help stimulate other parents' interest in the students and the college. Their support can be found everywhere. Bottom: The members of the Parent's Council include. Front Row CLeft- Righty Becky Hoag CStaff Coordinatorj. Bea Motzer, Jane Solomon. Mary Kay Doody, Carol Comise, Mary Carson. Back Row. Bill Motzer. Joe Miller, Stephen Williams, Galen Horsch, John Rowley. Wayne Jacobson. Lloyd Collins, Ellis Zickefoose CChairman of the Board.J Not pictured: Antoinette Alessi. Middle: Chairman of Parent's Council. y Ellis Zickefoose addresses the board. Top. Members of P.C. welcome l fathers at the Dad's Day reception. ? f wc. .CWNX ., ,N V , y ff if ! PARE T S CDUNCIL 2 EV 1 Z. 7 W 7 If W 7 -W, fy f W Wm: MQW gp iff 7 -'Y 1 ,Z , - W., . ,YW - Z ' 71931-82 swim waist 895135 ww! G gulf' ward wifxzl W' - M M adv x Wigwam 5 VV .. 4 ' ., K V., 1 pmxf im fi M5 U in M. x Quill! was 2 4 M' M wxw UQX til awiwiiw ,msn QLMM Qian g'5'7'siW tiw U-311-WMV rx nvtawfmwd thi 23,3-Wfxfgb fu!!! vfiidchaw xiii Ontwwxii fnlxi wud SDH, 114149-Syl FB!! wi 9351 'Veil my M4 'Kli QT! fewlwwil ,palm milf? Wiki . .M 5518 K WAM5 'MPM what rl wxvw S 7 5 , '77 'ms is we , , W' H 4 www-vw f A j 5 I M 0 141114 wiv! M- U M wm- Y YW! 'K' 589 'AMW' f j w-wa M NV 5 , Z ,, Ani ,Manny vi' This year's Football Team. under the reigns of first year coach Lloyd Krumlauf, finished the season with a 3-6 record. Al- though the team had a poor record, its play was fairly good. ln fact, the gridders were in all the games until the final gun. With the assistance of a very young, yet experienced coaching staff. Coach Krumlauf hopes to develop a powerhouse in the next few years. Leading this year's team were senior tri-cap- tains Bob Dobry, Mike Kennedy, and Alan Douglas. All Con- ference picks included seniors Douglas and Kennedy, junior linebacker Sean O'Connor, and Sophomore guard Tom Murray Qoffensej, and Mike Kennedy fdefensej. 62 Top: Members of the Football Team include: Front Row CLeft-Rightj: Troy List. Pete Sinnick. Craig Horsch, Steve Thompson, Al Petree, Ron Swanson, Scott Nemzek, Tony Kozelichki. Keith Harris, Don Dinapoli, Jeff Ill, Howard Green- berg, Shawn Keating. Second Row: Kevin Boyle. Pat Kelly, Juan Jerez, Jeff Goff, Dan Davis, Al Greenberg, Bob Dobry, Phil Bus, Joe McNulty, John O'Flaherty, Rich Babiak, Al Douglas, Nick Dinapoli, Mike Viers. Third Row: Guy Winters, Rich Boyd, Glenn Reinier, Ron O'Neal, Dennis Meehan, Sean O'Connor, Greg Maci- junas, Mike Kennedy. Pat Griffin. Tom Marks, Rob O'Neal, Scott Nelson, Mike Kuzniewski. Tom Murray, Don Zych. Fourth Row: Jeff Jourdan, Kevin Webb. Kevin Johnson, Terry Miller, Mark Williams, Jeff Ritsema, Larry Schaab, Tim Olson. Jim Macllvain, Brian Tierney, Jack Welsh, Roosevelt Wright, Roy Gold- man, Rich Chang. Back Row: Rick Raines, Dan Skoglund, John Langeman, John Jacobs, Paul Woodard, Joe Marks, Bob Rischmann, Dan Scott, Chris Gustafson, Tim Crawford. Bottom Left: Senior All Conference pick Mike Kennedy puts a stop to an Elmhurst running back. Bottom Right: Senior Captain Bob Dobry barks out the signals. Top Left: First year coach Lloyd Krumlauf gives the refs a piece of his mind. Top Right: The defense made a strong showing against Elmhurst. Above: The goal-line defense. led by All Conference linebacker Sean O'Connor C435 stops an Augustana touchdown attempt. Middle: Bob Dobry gets excellent protection as he releases a pass. Bottom Right: Freshman running back Roosevelt Wright breaks open for a big gain. M! W ,fa Wg ,jf l gs, I X , , ,Z , I iz! W Q s ,,p ' ' mM! ,, 44 , f -f -21' 7 'fi ..',,vl , ' ' W.-fc . Z W V I W I M-.nm reflu- .l' Wfww The l98l soccer team finished the season with a I4-6-l record. Under the direction of first year coaches Al Kleinitas and Dan Palmer the team showed much improvement over last year's squad. Doug Sawyer. the team's Most Valuable Player, lead the team with I7 goals. The Most Valuable Defensive Player was senior Chuck Novotny. Chuck Jaudes was the Most Improved Player, while Billy Maiewski received the Sportsmanship Award. Topz Members of the l98I Soccer Team include, Front Row Cleft- rightjz Doug Sawyer, Phil Stromberg, Mark Reid. Craig Knable, Todd Melton. Bill Majewski, Ed Llorens. and Bob Bird. Back Row Qleft-rightjz Coach Al Kleinitas, Garry Hodge, Mike Kolod- ziei. Chuck Novotny, Jim Tabor, Rob Phillips. Chuck Jaudes. and Coach Dan Palmer. Not Pictured: Shinya Dobashi, Mario Bastida, George Mikas. Right: Coach Kleinitas talks things over with Doug Sawyer. iii iii , X , an . f Top Left. Doug Sawyer moves in on an opposing player. Above: Todd Melton watches his shot go in. Bottom Left: Bill Majewski gets a hi-five following a goal. Below: Doug Sawyer puts in one of his l7 goals. if 1 f 'f MMM r- 'N-1. fm M,-Shui - 'S CROSSCDU T Y i f A 'N 1 :I ,slew , I? C - Y it 5 C .Q 5,153 , 155 Ex ,, .W s y I The l98l Men's Cross Country team finished another successful year. Under the reins of veteran coach AI Carius the squad finished first in three invitationals, the CCIW, the Midwest Regionals, and first at the NCAA Division lll Championships. Senior Dale Koepnick was captain of the squad. Above: Members of the l98l Division Ill Na- tional Champion Cross Country team include, Front Row Cleft-rightj: Gus Torrell. Todd Ja- cabson. Kevin Stier, Tom Martin, John Leal. Bill O'Neil. .lay Rodgers, Ray Krauss, Coach Al Carius. Middle Row Cleft-rightji Rod Grady. Mike Newman, Andy Conti. Roy Barney, Lee Woolley. Dave Schulze. Bob Dunphey, Dale Koepnick. Neil Cleghorn. Back Row Cleft- righty Dick Andrews, Mark Petry. Scott McCleary, Tony Bleull, Jeff Braun, Jamie Dow. Not Pictured: Scott Nelson. Middlez The start of the N.C.C. Invitational. Bottom Left: Dale Koepnick fights to the finish. Bottom Right: Tony Bleull gives it all he's got. Q- Q I' -'iv Q OMEN S C OSS CO The I98l season was Phil Van Lear's freshman year as the Women's Cross Country coach. Al- though the team was plagued with injuries Coach Van Lear pulled his squad together at regionals for a third place finish. Captain Renee Pash lead the five women team. Top: Runners stretch out before the N.C.C. Invitational. Bottom Right: Members of the I98I Women's Cross Country team include, Front: Kristi Dimmick. Middle Row Cleft- rightjz Becky Butts, Sue Karlslyst. Back Row Cleft-rightj: Renee Pash. Karen Lembcke, Coach Phil Van Lear. Bottom Leftg Captain Renee Pash leads the team at the N.C.C. Invitational. V in I ' Q ' W Z. s Q V V, , 4 W f 1 S W 1 ' 7 f -, 7 Z -,C v its 4 -ws y X y 'f ' f J ' W, 'W ' i y , L .41,v w hf ,, rf f w f, 5 , QW B , 67 L LLE B LL H - ' we--was f ,, x M- tk X M--its 2 K S22 f if ' t Zi I , p, if ,, Q pf Au X 1 .fl The Varsity Volleyball Team began the season with very optimistic ideas of a good season. What followed, however, was less than gratify- ing. The team entered the State Meet as the number one seed. Due to some bad luck and misfortunate play. the lady Cardinals failed to even place. One bright spot for Coach Karen Hill was the play of senior Pam Mehrens. Mehrens was voted to the All State Team for her out- standing play during the state tourney. Top Left: Members of the Varsity Volleyball Team include: Front Row: CLeft-Righty Annie McHugh, Pam Mehrens. Amy Reynolds. Lori Lowey. Back Row: Coach Karen Hill. Lori Kearns, Cathy McHugh. Camie Loudenbeck. Dawn Schabacker, Connie Brown. Denise Pesce. Top Right: Con- nie Brown delivers a spike. Right: Coach Hill stresses fun- damentals to the team. Below: The Lady Cardinals take the floor in the IBC Tourney. Q 3 2 y. W . f - it flap! 5 ' ?' , , , , I My ,4,: , vv a- Jfrf' V. ' x ,fi 0 XKQ Ti f ,AN M ' - , ,B 4,:wg,QuJl 6 , .,f .,, ,VAN liff '51 1 I. Xi I , if 1 Ziff Q ' ww , . 1 . N 'WM , Q, A X 4 f ,ff if if X, W S1 i ,f , 1 , ,Q V 4 ., .,f-gf ' , ,gif ' f , Mitt iii, i Sq 'wwf X R '4 'N A ' , , 2'-X M W. 'N H 0 M. - 'W Top: Members of the Junior Varsity Volleyball Team include: CLeft-Righty Anne Gonza- lez, Theresa Stark, Angela lmhauser, Nancy Polken, Dawn Jensen. lrene Hatchko, Kerry Granato. Pam Waters. Bottom Left: All State Senior Pam Mehrens goes up for a set. Bottom Middle: Camie Loudenbeck and Denise Pesce go for the block. Bottom Right: Cathy McHugh follows through on a spike against Wheaton. Z , ff 4 2 4 1 1 ,v , gn 4 4 i i X 2 w 2 V ,v 1 if B Z C fl ,f ,f ,QV fy 4 XM I X W ff W W 1' 5, Aff? 1, 'fiff:fCQ?7 9 Y Q W ffgfgjf ff ! X X X ,H W f !7 f Z 7 fi Z ff!! ZZWAW , if 7 1, f W, 'fQ s..,. .,::::a, ,, If W fn 'tm we f-an 'gg Z :Wt J M- .W The Women's Tennis Team finished a very successful season under vet- eran coach Randy Patterson. Leslie Salette led the eleven women squad to a I0-2 dual meet record. In addi- tion, the team placed first in the Trinity College Invitational, and third in the Cleo Tanner Invitational in which North Central was the host. The ladies ended the season with a strong third place showing at the Di- vision Ill Meet which was held in Rock Island. Leslie Salette and Mary Kay Brooks each had an outstanding season while alternating at the num- ber one and two singles spot. At the number three singles spot, Pam Stoike finished the year with a I4-2 record. The three doubles teams of Salette and Partridge. Brooks and Stoike, and Keegan and Naumann, each had a very fine season for Coach Patterson. Top: Members of the Women's Tennis Team include: Front: Mary Kay Brooks. Second Row CLeft-Righty: Pam Stoike, Sandy Keegan, Tami Naumann, Belinda Wages, Jeanie Partridge. Back Row: Wendy Weigand. Carol Duntley, Coach Randy Patterson, Diane Brown, Leslie Salette. Not Pictured: Mary Kay Valdez. Bottom Right: Leslie Salette returns a serve. Bottom Left: Mary Kay Brooks serves up an Ace. 7 0 I l anew This year's Women's Swim Team, under the direction of Coach Gary Crowe, finished their best season ever. With a 3-4 record in dual meets, the team peaked at the State Meet in which it finished at an impressive third place. Of the 24 school records, this talented squad broke 23 of them. Eight of the women qualified for the National Meet where the team finished 25th. They were: Jane Connolly, Pat Waters, Renee Pash, and Renita Pash. Freshman Jane Connolly placed sixth and ninth in the one-meter and three-meter boards, respectively, and gained All-American recognition. Top. Members of the Women's Swim Team include, Front Row CLeft- Rightj: Kathy Venstrom. Heather Naleid, Jean Rickert. Angel Betan- court. Back Row: Renita Pash, Renee Pash, Coach Gary Crowe. Pat Waters, Jane Connolly. Left: Cardinal All-American diver, Jane Con- nolly. For the first time in four years the Men's Swim Team was not at the top of the heap in the CCIW. Although this year's standings were not as impressive as last year, the Cardinal tankers were. They won eight out of eighteen events, set eight Conference records, and five Illinois Division lll records at the CCIW Conference Meet. In addition, the team took second place in seven of the ten events they did not win. Due to the system of team scoring, however, the Cardinals ended up in second place behind bench packed Augustana. Individually, NCC sent six swimmers and two divers to the NCAA Division Ill meet in Lexington, Virginia. Swimmers that made the Nationals trip included, the CCIW Most Valuable Swimmer John Shoulberg, Dan Mueller, Rich DePew, Chuck Kauf- mann, Kevin McClusky, Jack Collins, and divers Bill Fabian, and Pat Dunn. Above: Members of the Men's Swim Team include. Front Row CLeft to Righty John Desmond, Joe Siebert. Jeff Szaponi, Bill Fabian, Pat Dunn. Dan Mueller. Back Row: Chuck Kaufmann, Jack Collins, Kevin McCluskey. John Shoulberg, Rich DePew, Dave Cihla. Coach Dennis Ryan. Right: Bill Fabian prepares for one of his dives in the conference meet in which he placed second. ,J uri ., - - T N. gn it -D ,,,, ,, -. -in -2' I T- an, uni H r in X -I 4 l llU 'Nf,. f WM,.w.,. V M.. 459' NS ,if WWF , ff' f Q ,WW ,ag ' , ' w,.' ,ag A Q .1:.1sW,,v:7k X, a W Qwmh w ,A wi, Q Q 0' A f., A, 14 2, re Q uv YN ,, ' fr ' 5 M M ., W, 21,2 .1 ?' W ' V19 .. X , QF ,1ff45'g:9 ',,,- - - V . f ' ' IQ M ffl 5,. , Top: Joe Siebert displays his butterfly form. Left: Dan Mueller swims the backstroke, and Above: in the breastroke. W 73 if ,X ' l - The Cardinal Grapplers finished a fine season under first year coach Hector Salas. Wrestling in the best conference in the nation, the team finished a strong third place behind Augustana and Wheaton Cboth nationally ranked.j The highlight of the season came when the team upset Wheaton Qranked sev- enth in the nationj in a dual meet com- petition. Jeff lll and Bruce lrussi both qualified for Nationals as the team fin- ished in the top 25 of the country. Sen- ior .leff Ill became the first NCAA All American wrestler in this school's his- tory. lll finished fifth in the country, having to wrestle five out of his six matches against seeded players. Top: Members of the Wrestling Team include: Front Row. CLeft-Righty Jerry O'Brian. Dan Ro- senthal. Dave lrussi, Bruce lrussi, Howie Green- berg, Back Row: Coach Hector Salas. Mike Dina. Jeff lll. Doug Skotnicki. Criag Horsch, Scott Nel- son. Right: Scott Nelson takes control. av' x gf' . :flifxfiw X' x iffy, f Z Top Left: Bruce Irussi prepares to make his move. Top Right: Coach Hector Salas checks his notes during the conference meet. Middle: All American senior Jeff Ill moves in for a pin. Bottom Left: Jeff lll demonstrates his winning style at the expense of a Millikin wrestler. Bottom Right: Mike Dina works against a Wheaton opponent. r'1 , C3 'MMM 1 1 TLRUHUY 2 f .i The l98I-82 Men's Basketball Team finished the season with the best record since I965. The roundballers finished with a 7-9 record and fourth place in the CCIW, and a I3-I3 overall record. First year Coach Bill Warden stressed rigid conditioning, a team defense, and a motion type offense. The team was led by All Conference selections Mike McFadden Cset school record for blocked shotsj and Terry Egan who both averaged l4.7 points per game. Team tri- captains included Terry Egan, John Giannini, and Van McCarthy Cled the team in assists and steals.D MGP? 2 'fam Top: Members of the Men's Varsity Basketball Team include: Kneeling QLeft-Rightj: Trey Johnson. Bob O'Connor, Terry Egan, Stefan Burt. Fred Crockett. Back Row: Sam Crowther, Coach Blll Warden. John Giannini. Mike McFadden, Jason Martin. Bill Marshall, Joel Kessler, Chris Northrop. Frank Janzcak, Coach Bob Bray. Right: Center Bill Marshall tips in two. Bottom: Members of the Men's Junior Varsity Basketball Team include: CLeft-Righty Coach Bob Bray. Dan Kalas. Tony Frye. Brian Tierney, Steve Mildred. Trey Johnson, Fred Crockett. Keith Harris, Bob O'Connor. F 1 .QQDEX Top Left: Mike McFadden slams in two against IBC. Top Center: Terry Egan works the boards against Carthage. Top Right: Van McCarthy drives the lane for two. Bottom Left: Captain John Giannini puts up a rebound. Bot- tom Righh Guard Chris Northrop goes over a North Park defender for two. This year's Women's Basketball Team finished another strong season under the guidance of Coaches Wayne Morgan and Karl Schleich. The women roundballers finished first in the State Meet and third in the Regionals. ln addition, the team received a bid to Nationals in which they won the first game. Personal highlights during the season included Kim Wallner and Camie Loudenbeck, each reaching the IOOO point pla- teau in their college career. Brenda Sanders was voted Most Valuable Player in the State Meet. Sanders, Wallner, and Bonnie Hansen each made the All State Team. Sanders and Wallner both made All Regional, and Sanders received AAlW All American honors. The Women's As- sociation of Sports also voted Sanders and Han- sen to their All American Team. Top: Members of the Women's Basketball Team include CLeft-Righty Coach Wayne Morgan, Joyce Taylor, Dawn Schabacker. Karen Smith, Debbie Wolfe, Sheryl Fincher, Connie Brown, Bonnie Hansen, Brenda Sanders, Camie Lou- denbeck, Kim Wallner, Sharon Kennedy, Eileen Freebairn, Coach Karl Schleich. Bottom: All American Brenda Sanders drives the lane against Parkside College. . pe Z? s l a Q 7 ah., s Q 78 W , W... ,, E 1 Left: Joyce Taylor takes a steal in for two. Top Right: Coach Wayne Morgan goes over an inbounds Y. 1 I I . r z I Bottom Left All American Bonnie Hansen looks to pass off Bottom Mnddle Camle Loudenbeck puts a rebound. Bottom Right: All Regional and team MVP Kim Wallner puts up an easy two. 7 1 foffg, 4+ f S 5 , J! 'S Ft 3 Nita. R Q, rx 35 . S1 N x F f .... g -- -11.1 - w 1 M NS N 777 Y-3::,11,?i5'a' 1 -. figgffi? ., we 1 'f,eff, i,F ' - , q 32.11 is Q 0 . A fir ' A . :giggle sm .. fi 1 seeks:-.sf 5. M 'Q 'ii , 3 is , . T -ir' N W-ff? , W A,A,, Q VS., J f i I 3 . wr J., I 'r ' 47? f 'i -2 0'4 'f' Vg, .,.f,aq: 91 I J 4 , ' lhfv 1 Z1 ,Jai- The Men's Tennis Team finished a very frustrating season. The men were un- able to win a sole match for Coach Randy Patterson. Scott Nelson. playing the number five singles managed a team high of two wins. Other team members to chalk up a win were Dave Johnston Qnumber two singlesj, John Hiestand Qnumber three singlesj, Vince Baratta Qnumber four singlesj, Scott and Tom Nelson Qnumber three dou- blesj. and Scott Nelson and Vince Bar- atta Qnumber two doublesj. Top Left: Dan Riesen re- turns a serve. Top Right: Members of the Men's Ten- nis Team includei Front Row CLeft-Righty Scott Nelson. Vince Baratta. Rich Chang. Back Row: Tom Nelson. John Hiestand. Randy Pat- terson. Dan Riesen, Paul Terlak. Bottom: Vince Bar- atta reaches for a back- hand. ao f t Q 1 KUKKW YW This year's Golf Team finished the season with a 4-I record. The team placed seventh out of thirteen schools in the Rose-Hulman 500 Open in Terre Haute, Indiana. At the CCIW Meet in Pontiac, Illinois, the team finished sixth, only four strokes behind fifth place Wheaton. For the second consecutive season, Bill Smith led the team finishing in seventh place in conference. Dave Strey and Steve Mildred also contributed a fine season. The squad was coached by Herb Matter and Harry Spattaro. Top Left: Members of the Golf Team include: Front Row Cleft-Righty Steve Mildred, Bill Smith. Kevin Vaughn. Rich Kubilius. Back Row: Dave Strey, Dave Townsend, Ann Zale, Coach Herb Matter, Coach Harry Spattaro. Top Right: Bill Smith watches his drive. Bottom: Coaches Herb Matter Cleftb and Harry Spattaro led the team to a successful 4-I season. The Baseball Team finished the season with a respectable I6- I 2 record. The team began the season with their annual Florida trip where they beat one Division I school and three Division ll schools to compile a 4-3 overall record. As the Cardinals came back up North they were met by snow and cold weather. As a result, the team experienced a long layoff and a slow start. But as the weather turned hot, so did the Cardinals as they finished the season winning seven out of their last eight games. In conference play. the team finished with an even record of S-S and a fourth place finish. Four players made the All Conference Team. They include left fielder Chris Northrup Qwho led the league in hitting, .533j, pitcher Kyle Bovie QE.R.A. l.59, 4-IJ, Pitcher Dave Covalt, and first baseman Bill Bennett. Top: Members of the Baseball Team include: Front Row CLeft-Righty Jeff Wollis, Steve Thompson, Kyle Bovie. Steve French. Rich Pinder, Fred Jansen, Tim Peraino. Dave Muenier, Steve Hilman. John Shanower. Back Row. Coach John Welty, Chris Northrup, Gary Whitman, Bill Bennett, Bob Dobry, Dave Covalt, Greg Martis, Frank Janczak, Mike DeCarlo, Brian Brinstrup, Coach Tom Purcell. Right: Coach Tom Purcell leads his team on. Bottom: Rightfielder Steve Thompson drives a single into left. . ,z-wg -' Aw-3: - -'f' 3 I. of www ff A ff ijffsfi f Wyfwf S 1 3, ., ' .Z V W, I My ' I , ,Q W , .f ii . 1 'GW ' nv! 'W f , . iff' W ' ,f 4 , xivyw . J 5 A, JVM. H Q i 'lk 'ww' ..,A.-14' 82 'A ,ma 2 Q Y X f , Z .M 1 l il ' me we-i-mwfw Q ll SS ff? ., NQXX osx , , i .....-5 S X X , X , Wt. X X ' ,MRSA Y Y -X - c -A 5 nb ' S N S: sNx4 A Q SNES x' .. . ' SKF, NN ff A K A :,..3::i X Si u ses ,.: N S wi . av X X as X ig X Xi XS X . P ,. ,A . ' X Q cs ,xx 1 X Q lx 3 X img N X if X Xa XS N- QQ N '54 A Q x I - S X? 3 HUNW' u ,-...,.s, - . .ah . ,.,.. . K AAA ? uf4.f Top Left: Senior Pitcher Dave Covalt delivers the pitch. Top Right: Second baseman Tim Peraino fields a grounder. Mid- dlez Shortstop Bob Dobry watches one of his two home runs clear the fence during the Cardinal victory over Elmhurst. Bottom Right: Third baseman Steve French slides safely back into first. kmjgsrx S Q, , SQ I I . c - A NSY M - l K1 W c. ss ' ' X . c x S A e A Q is l if Wjlwmmwkwawx in s Y -S -, - , : , X S X X QQSQQX at ,, X , A af ' 6 ? Q s , fwjt ' 21 ,fi c kf it-vg, -I ,K , ef s,'mfx'g,a F' 4 A 21. f X . 9 - V h tae Q Ugg? A N .na is k ears- A I W i vt F.. Q Q N, as l ' 'NN-,,. V 5 f ffzfff , 'l a I ,Q at Q up sy .. 9 S RIMA X f 1 m , 1 ,, t N. ,Q c c .ts A xx + c. X lxs. ,-9 LZ, y w V fig If f 1 S f A .W We X ...ir .sw i lllc ,l , , he Q i -.r ,, 411 9 -ef If f , ' 7 1 . 7 4 ,W .ff Z ff f f .ffpyfe-g y L E , A f 'gf U, ,- . , r A ff: ,4 I' f ff ' U,,Z,a aw, y , 4, ,X f ff f ff, f - - fg My, , . 4 ffftff-Wfiy ,, ,f ' fy 5 23,2 ff Q 17 C fi f L 1 W 'WM W W J f , f f ,,, , 7 2 4' 1 C gg ' X 2 Z ff ff , f ,.,, ff! f ,Zffim XV fwlz yi 4, , 7 f X f Z F as B f ' iff is lf, ,ff ,QT u. : A U ,, ,L 4 -,-,QW 4. .WM . E wwf' V FCMMWW if if T ,, f r , ' V ,'iff1,s l y fk f' X , gy. Coach Phil Van Lear guided the Women's Track Team to their best season in the school's history. The squad sent five women to Nationals where the team finished 2 I st out of the 83 teams represented. Two women made All American, they were: Sheryl Fincher Cthird in the high jumpj, Karen Testin Qsixth in the high jumpj. The three other women to qualify for Nationals were Patty Thauer, Mary Kay Brooks, and Renee Pash. Top Left: Renee Pash gets a hug from Coach Van Lear after qualifying for Nationals. Top Right: Members of the Women's Track Team include: Front Row CLeft-Righty: Coach Phil Van Lear, Beth Hafenrichter. Debbie Wolfe, Sheryl Bohlman, Carol Patrick, Karen Lembcke, Karen Testin. Sheryl Fincher, Renee Pash. Back Row: Becky Butts. Kristy Dimmick. Lisa Dorner, Laura Nasebandt, Dawn Schleifer, Karen Henry, Patty Thauer, Mary Kay Brooks. Bottom Left: Patty Thauer nips a Wheaton opponent in the ICD meter dash. Bottom Middle: Sheryl Bohlman passes the baton to Lisa Dorner. Bottom Right: Captains for this year's squad are CLeft- Righty Karen Testin, Patty Thauer, Mary Kay Brooks, Renee Pash. eww, ,r t A 25 The Men's Track Team finished another fine season for veteran Coach Al Carius. At the CCIW Conference Meet, the team fin- ished in second place. Receiving first place honors for NCC were Ray Krauss, Bill O'NeilI, Tony Bluell, and Bob Dunphey fI0.000 meter relayj, Krauss 6.000 meterj, Bill Wall QSteeple chasej, Dan Siewert Qshot put and discusj, and Dick Anders 4800 metery. The team finished thirteenth at Nationals where All American hon- ors went to Dan Siewert Cshot put and discusj, Ray Krauss 00,000 meterj, Dick Anders C800 meterj. Top: Members of the Men's Track Team include: Front Row CLeft-Righty Chris Barajas, Jim Willer, Jerry Mallon, Ray Krauss. Scott Nelson, Jamie Dow, Gus Toroll, Bill O'NeiIl, .lay Wesley. Second Row: Coach Phil Van Lear, Steve Wies- brook. Trey Johnson, Tom Lamare, Bob Dunphey, Neil Cleghorn. Todd Jacobson, Tony Bluell, Dave Rowe, Pat Youngs, Dick Andreus, Dale Koepnick, Jay Rogers. Coach .lim Nichols. Back Row: Coach Al Carius, Dan Kalas, Jeff Braun, Don Helberg. Bill Wall, Dave Schultze, Ken Helberg, Greg Riordan, Pat Griffin, Jeff Dolan, Bill Birell, Mike Newman, Mike McFadden, Dan Siewert, Coach Tim O'Grady. Middle Left: All American Dan Siewert swings the hammer. Middle Right: Bill O'NeilI works his way through the pack. Bottom: Bill Ware takes a break between events. Wifi! nfr 922' fwfr 'Qs This year's Softball Team began the season with a few shaky performances, but pulled themselves together in time for the State Meet. Finishing with a 2 I - I 2-l record the women got it all together at State where they finished first. The team then traveled to Region- als where they finished an impressive second. At Nationals, the women faced some tough competition, but still pulled out an eighth place finish. Players to make the All State Team included Dawn Schabacker, Denise Pesce, Pam Mehrens, and Kim Wallner. All Regional selections included Schabacker. Mehrens, and Sharon Kennedy. Wallner and Schabacker co-captained the squad while Schabacker also took the team most valuable player award. Karen Hill coached the team with assistance from Bob Rischmann. Top: Members of the Women's Softball Team include: Front Row Cleft-Righty Gail Shaw, Theresa Stark. Dawn Schabacker, Kerry Granato. Irene Hatchko. Pam Meh- rens. Amy Reynolds. Denise Pesce. Back Row: Coach Bob Rischmann. Nancy Poklen. Kim Wallner. Dawn Wesson, Brenda Sanders. Deb Schmeltzer. Sharon Kennedy. Coach Karen Hill, Lorie Lowey. Right: All State, All Regional pitcher Dawn Scha- backer delivers a strike. WRWN Top: All State, All Regional shortstop Pam Mehrens connects on a fast ball. Top Right: All State selection Denise Pesce takes a ball. Bottom Left: Pam Mehrens retires another batter. Bottom Middles: Dawn Wesson prepares for the next pitch. Bottom Right: Second baseman Amy Reynolds anticipates a grounder. Kiwi - M if .,- ut. s,,.wm---MM-.frw M- f-W 'ugh ' 1 . A '1 ' , .si f . 1 L A W 'A 33. g .kL, , , , Mfg . . f f I z 4 f N457 f 4 .fy 'ff'1m. ' AZ, , , ,Q , X .a .M 7 .,W.3 x ,. ,X VV., W, M. X gp ., xf w W Q. is . MM X f .. ff' ,W , A ., fftf ma? ,.! 7 'Q 5,4.4Mf? 'Qi , Mk xr- Q , A-4 f fw, 0 Hs fit.-uyf . f wi L W 1 digg 4.5, .. W . ,Kar Q ' . WM pgmt,-m,.,,,,,,,tw M ,Z WWW ms. , Mmm WW., -swW,mwMWfWM.,,... ,QA sq, f Q 'N 1 mmm-www M- C aa..- ,... ..,, This year's cheerleading squad dazzled the football and bas- ketball crowds with sparkling cheers, magnificent mounts, and for the first time. male cheerleaders. The ten person squad provided incentive to the Cardinal players while ig- niting the crowds. Senior Con- nie Berry captained the squad which spread spirit throughout the campus. Top: The members of the l98l-82 Cheerleading Squad include, Front Row Cleft-Righty Debbie Morel. Mau- reen Ryan. Back Row: Sarah Wass- mann, Pat Griffin. Connie Berry, Dick Christensen, Matt Evans, Rowena Fe- lix, Glen Reinier. Margaret Warren. Bottom Left: Senior Captain Connie Berry. Bottom Right: The cheerleading squad performs a mount for the crowd dur- ing a basketball game. ' ' ' W -gf 3 Xvs X .Ss as fig' x Q S.-ru ssfsf inf his RQ fit- V - 1 ' '- ,az xx M S . V iY7V'Sa E PCM A PONS The l98I-82 Pom Pon squad once again pro- vided the football and basketball crowds with halftime entertainment. The twelve women squad did all original work with each routine choreographed by a member of the squad. The routines ranged from punk rock dances to an inspired show with their fathers at Dad's Day. Seniors Karin Mueggenborg and Karen Ander- son co-captained the squad with help from sponsor Beverly Mayes. Top: The members ofthe I98l-82 Pom Pon Squad include: Front Row Cleft-Righty Wendy Wisch, Paula Strickland, .loleen Halm. Second Row: Janice Harrod, Robin Nigohosian, JoAnne Panegopolous, Alison West. Third Row: Trish Crumpler, Jill Dimmick, Debbie Helsten. Back Row: co- captain Karin Mueggenborg. sponsor Beverly Mayes. co- captain Karen Anderson. Bottom Left: Senior co-captain Karin Mueggenborg. Bottom Middle: Senior co-captain Ka- ren Anderson. Bottom Right: The pom pon squad performs a routine during half-time at a home basketball game. Judson NCC NCC NCC NCC NCC NCC NCC NCC NCC NCC NCC NCC NCC NCC NCC NCC NCC NCC NCC NCC NCC SOCCER . . . Olivet Nazarene . . . Augustana . . . Marycrest . . . Trinity- Christian Wisconsin- Platteville . . . Trinity . . . Wabash Purdue- . . . Wright . . . Judson . . , DePaul . . . Carthage . . . St. Norberts . . . Lewis . . . Moody Bible . . . Milton . . . Lake Forest . . . Elmhurst . . . North Park . . . Valporaiso IO IBC O I O I 0 I 3 3 O 2 O I 2 I O I Calumet 7 3 0 0 4 3 0 5 0 5 2 1 I 2 I I 0 0 4 I O 2 3 4 2 MEN S TENNIS NCC 3 NCC I NCC 0 NCC 0 NCC 0 NCC 0 NCC 0 NCC 0 NCC 0 NCC I NCC I NCC 0 . . . Thornton CC . . . North Park . . , Ill. Wesleyan . . . Elmhurst . . . Carthage . . . Concordia . . . Wheaton Lewis U Carroll Aurora CCIW Championships 9th of 9 INAL scoREBoARD NCC 427 NCC 4I4 NCC 427 NCC 403 GOLF North Park Northwestern Wheaton North Park 4 Wheaton 44 Rose-Hulman 500 Open . . . 7th of CCIW Golf Meet . . . 6th of 3 VOLLEYBALL NCC NCC NCC... NCC NCC NCC... NCC NCC NCC NCC NCC NCC Win Win Win Win Win Loss Loss Win Win Win Win Loss . . . Judson Col. . . . Carroll 1 . . Carthage ,. . U of . .. U Wisconsin- Whitewater U ofl Circle . . . Wheaton . .. George Williams . . . Olivet Nazarene . . . Aurora . . . Triton . . . Lake Michigan o . 43I , 399 45I 77 22 67 2 ' . 84 I3 74 74 82 ' 79 79 80 68 . . . Carroll 69 . . . 75 79 . ' 58 . ' ' 84 89 I 62 IBC 72 55 ' ' 60 . 60 56 69 SI 74 C I 8I NCC NCC . . . NCC NCC NCC NCC NCC NCC . , . NCC NCC NCC Loss Win Win Loss Win OSS Loss Loss oss Win Loss . . . Jefferson CMOQ . . . Carroll . . . Milton . . . Loyola . . . Moraine Valley . . . Col. of St Francis . . . UICC . . . Elmhurst . , . George Williams . . , MacMurray . . . Ill. Wesleyan North Central Invitational Place Lake Forest Col Invitational 2nd Place ME Ncc 74 Ncc 7l Ncc es NCC 58 NCC 73 NCC 75 NCC 65 NCC 55 NCC 82 NCC 64 NCC 77 NCC S2 NCC 69 NCC 67 NCC 63 NCC 75 NCC 76 NCC 82 NCC 67 NCC 68 NCC 72 NCC 66 NCC 7l NCC 96 NCC 59 NCC 6I NS BASKETBAL Elmhurst Eureka . . . g Western . Michigan Ll . p Carroll y Roosevelt g Olivet Nazarene Millikin 2 Augustana McKendree U of Wisconsin- Whitewater Carthage North Park Millikm I Illinois Wesleyan Augustana , Elmhurst George Williams Wheaton North Park Carthage St. Xavier McKendree Illinois Wesleyan Wheaton L WOMEN S TENNIS NCC 9 ... Elmhurst Trinity Col. Invitational . . . Ist of NCC 0 . . . Wheaton NCC 8 . . . COD Cleo Tanner Invitational . . . 3rd NCC 6 . NCC 4 . NCC 5 NCC 5 NCC 7 NCC 9 NCC 8 NCC 7 NCC 7 . . 'Lewis .. DePaul Col of St Francis U of Chicago Aurora Rockford Olivet Nazarene Concordia Carthage AIAW Division Ill State Tournament 3rd of I0 of WOMEN'S BASKETBALL NCC 92 NCC 80 NCC 88 NCC 72 NCC 82 NCC 84 NCC 7I NCC 86 NCC 85 NCC 70 NCC 80 NCC 66 NCC 77 NCC 84 NCC 72 NCC 85 NCC 66 NCC 99 NCC 92 NCC 75 NCC 96 NCC l0l NCC 88 NCC 95 NCC 76 NCC 55 NCC 85 NCC 93 NCC S2 NCC S3 NCC 79 NCC 73 NCC 78 NCC 86 NCC 49 NCC 54 NCC 84 NCC 60 Doane Col Slmpson Augustana NE lllmols U Lewrs Col of St Francis Wheaton III Wesleyan Lake Forest SIU Edwardsville U of Northern Iowa SE MISSOUTI State U North Park U of Chucago U of Wrsconsln Parkside Loyola St Xavler St Mary s Ill Wesleyan Rockford Ollvet Nazarene Wheaton George WIIIIBMS Northern Mlchlgan Carthage Lewis Elmhurst U of Wusconsm Whitewater U of Wrsconsm La Crosse Rockford Elmhurst Concordia Alma Malone Aquinas Bridgewater Mount Mercy WOMEN S SWIMMING NCC 2l Lake Forest Midwest lnvltatlonal 5th of 6 NCC 88 Harper NCC SI North Park NCC 54 Wheaton George Wtlllams College Invitational 3rd of 7 NCC 37 Hope Vukmg Olympics 3rd of 6 IAIAW Drvlston III Champlonshlps 3rd of 8 NCAA Dlvlslon Ill Swlmmmg S NCC I4 NCC Sl NC 6 NCC 3I NC 7 NCC 0 NCC I3 NCC 4I NCC 27 NC I I NCC NCC NCC NCC NCC NCC NCC NCC NCC NCC NCC NCC NCC NCC NCC NCC NCC NCC NCC NCC NCC NCC NCC 4 NCC NCC NCC FOOTBALL Ollvet Illmols Wesleyan Carthage Mllllkln Augustana Elmhurst North Park Carroll Wheaton BASEBALL Bloomfield QNJJ Col 7 Aaelph. u St Lawrence QNYJ U 3 Northwood CMD nst Mansfield IPAQ State Col Drexel U Rutgers U North Park George Wllllams North Park Mlllukm Mllllkln U of Wlsconsln Mllwaukee Augustana Augustana Elmhurst llltnols Wesleyan lllmols Wesleyan Wheaton Wheaton Carroll Carroll Carthage Carthage George Wlllrams Elmhurst NCC NCC NCC NCC NCC NCL NCC NCC NCC NCC NCC NCC NCC NCC NCC NCC NCC NCC NCC NCC NCC NCC NCC NCC NCC NCC NCC NCC NCC NCC NCC NCC NCC NCC SOFT BALL Olivet Nazare e U of Wisconsin Whttewate U of Wlsconsln Whitewater 2 Aurora I George W II Co f Lake County I Col f Lake Co nty 4 Lake Fore I I Lake Fore t I Ill Wesleyan 0 DePaul 3 DePaul 6 Qumcy I Greenville 2 Aurora 0 Augustana 8 Carthage I Carthage 9 U ofl Chrcago Cnrcle Concord: Augustana 6 Elmhurst I Monmouth I St Xavier I Augustant 6 August 2 Sprung Arb QMIB Col 0 Augusta 0 Oluvet IMI2 Col O of Whutewater 2 U of W sec Whitewater 3 e R State Col I Augustana 7 U of Wrsco Whltew ter I AIAW Dtvlslon III State Tournament State Champs AN A MEENISTRATJIQN if i . ,MWX X 5 XX XNQX WSX X X M EEXXX XQY5 X SX K x SSXBE X X Xixgvigg mwiimvwff MQ! 'Y W ,pw Q U an . N x xl, w, X v JN X WN X vw Top Left: President Gael Swing. Top Right: Dean of Faculty James Taylor. Middle Right: Vice- President for Adminis- tration and Business Af- fairs James Osborn. Middle Left: Dean of Students Roger Krahn. Bottom Right: Director of Financial Aid Kathy Edmunds. Bottom Mid- dle: Director of Resi- dence Life Sue Van Kla- vern-Cain. Bottom Left: Vice-President for Con- tinuing Education Rich Luze. ADMI I TRATID new-MV.. ,W..s., . .. . -rr-I 3 5 . 'X I I M,--gay Wu i 'Uv tw i '55 'E TUDE T SERVICES Above: Members of the Admissions Staff include Cleft to rightjz Jeff Heller, Bill Motzer, Marcia Gaspari, Jim Nichols. Marie McNellis, Wayne Morgan. Rick Spencer CDirector of Admissionsj. Right: Front Row: Cleft to rightjz Janette Allen QDirector of Alumni Relationsb, Ron Guenther QVice President of Developmentj, Becky Hoag CCoordinator of Special Eventsb. Back Row: Marv Meinz CAssistant Director of Public Relationsj, Jim Doody QDirector of Public Relationsb. Robin Schroeder CDirector of Church Relationsj. Bottom Left: Mike Moser CCampus Minister! Director of Student Eventsj. Bottom Middle: Margrethe Williams CDirector of Counselingi. Bottom Right: John Bradarich QDirector of Career Planning and Placementj. W Y N 'V2tT.,,'fi4.L,' 3 3 i i i X, ,, 7 . 4, , I ,fb ,A. A .. I gl , ' I.: '71 Velm- W Z,,,,.,,,,...M- 95 CREATIVE ART Members of the Creative Arts Division include. Front Row CLeft- Rightjf Ann McKinley. Anne Zeidman Back Row: Bernard lzzo. .lack Phend, Helen Naumann, Donald .. if .tl 1 1 1 3 Q Y . 4 ' X Shanower. Bernard P. Itzo Professor and Artist in Residences Chairper- son of Music. B.M.E., Heidelberg College: M.M., American Conservatory of Musica Art- ist member of Lyric Opera Company of Chi- cago since I956. Ann McKinley Professor. B.M.. M.M., Ph.D., University of Michigan. figfffw .1 ' ' J' - V r 1 tr Helen B. Naumann Visiting Lecturer. B.A.. North Central Col- lege. John L. Phend Assistant Professor. B.A., Valparaiso Univer- sity: M.A,, Northwestern University. 'af Q X ll s Donald T. Shanower Professor: Chairperson of the Division and of Speech CommunicationsfTheatre. B.A., M.A.. Kent State Universityt Ph. D.. University of Michigan Anne Crawford Zeidman Instructor. B.A., Carnegie-Mellon University M.S., Northern Illinois University ECONOMICS A D BUSINESS ADMI I TRATIO I mei! Members of the Economics and Business Administration Division include, Standing CLeft-Righty By Lyon. Sitting. lnderjeet Mangat, Allen Vander Meulen, Mary Frech Mary L. Frech Visiting Lecturer. B.A., University of lllinoisz J.D., College of William and Mary, Marshall- Wythe Law School. Bill L. Lankenau Assistant Professor. B.S., University of Illi- nois. M.S.. Northern Illinois University. Thomas M. Love Associate Professor. B.S., Wisconsin State University, M.S.. University of Wisconsin. Bayard W. Lyon Associate Professor. B.A., Oberlin College, M.B.A., University of Chicago. Inderjeet Mangat Assistant Professor of Accounting. B.A., M.A., Paniab University, India, M.B.A., Uni- versity of Texas. Richard Slovacek, Thomas Love. Bill Lankenau Richard E. Slovacek Associate Professor. B.S., University of Illi- nois, M.B.A., Loyola University. Allen Vander Meulen, .lr. Associate Professor and Chairperson of the Division. B.S., Northwestern University, B.D.. Yale Divinity Schools M.A., University of Massachusetts, Ph.D., Brown University. HUMA ITIE Members of the Humanities Division, include. Front Row Cleft-rightjz Richard Eastman, Barbara Sciacchitano, Timothy Morris Back Row: Howard Mueller. James Livingston, Henry Skoglund, William Naumann Richard M. Eastman Professor. Chairperson of General Studies. B.A., Oberlin Colleges graduate study. Yale University. M.A., Ph.D., University of Chica- go. James Livingston Assistant Professor of History. B.A., M.A., Ph.D., Northern Illinois University. Timothy Morris Instructor of Philosophy. B.A., University of Iowa. A.M., University of Chicago. Howard E. Mueller Assistant Professor. Chairperson of Religious Studies. B.A., North Central Collegez B.D.. Evangelical Theological Seminarya S.T.M., Yale Divinity School: Ph.D., Northwestern University. William H. Naumann Professor, Chairperson of the Division. B.A., Ashbury College. M.A., Kent State Universitys B.D., Oberlin College. M.A., Ph.D., Yale Uni- versity. Barbara Sciacchitano Assistant Professors Chairperson of History. B.A., Vassar, M.A., University of Illinois, Ph.D., University of Chicago. Henry L. Skoglund Associate Professor, Chairperson of Philos- ophy. M.A., University of Chicago. LA GUAGEA D LITER TURE I .. .Q Priscilla Grundy, Mildret Araya, Jim Guthrie. Andrew J. Adams Associate Professor. Vergilian School, Na- ples. Italy, B.A., Monmouth college. Slavic Workshop, Indiana and Moscow Universities, M.A., Ph.D., Indiana University. Mildret Araya Assistant Professor. B.A., University of Chile. M.A.. University of Chicago. Robert L. Bradley Assistant Professor. B.A., Fresno State Col- lege, Ph.D., University of California at Santa Barbara. John S. Cerovski Professor, Chairperson of English. B.A., Uni- versity of Nebraska, M.A., Ph.D., Northwes- tern University. ,Mr was f ,E y WY A iw , ' 4 XJ A. .ff-ff ,f .W 5' 6 2 swwww. W ,Mm Members of the Language and Literature Division include, Sitting CLeft-Righty John Cerovski, Michele Johnson, Pierre Lebeau Standing: Ed Navakas. Francine Navakas. Richard Guzman, Andy Adams, John Shlndler, Robert Bradley Priscilla N. Grundy Assistant Professor. A.B., Middlebury Col- lege. M.A.. Ph.D., Northern Illinois University. James R. Guthrie Assistant Professor. B.A., University of Michigan, M.F.A., M.A., Ph.D., State Universi- ty of New York at Buffalo. Richard R. Guzman Assistant Professor. B.A., University of Cali- fornia at Berkeleyi M.A., California State Uni- versity at Hayward. Ph.D., University of Vir- ginia. Michele D. Johnson Visiting Lecturer. B.A., Northern Illinois Uni- versity. M.A., Middlebury College. B. Pierre Lebeau Associate Professor: Chairperson of the Di- vision and of Foreign Languages. Lycee Char- lemagne, Paris, France: B.A., M.A., Ohio State University Edward H. Navakas Visiting Lecturer. B.A., Ph.D., University of Chicago. Francine G. Navakas Assistant Professor. B.A., University of Chi- cago, M.A., University of California, Berke- Iey, Ph.D., University of Chicago. John Shindler Assistant Professor of English. B.A., Williams College, Ph.D., Rutgers University. NATURAL SCIENC S AND M THEMATICS Members of the Natural Sciences and Mathematics Division include: Sitting Cleft- rightbz Mary Liaw. Anne Sherren, Donald Johnson. Richard Snyder. Standing Cleft- rightjz James Elander, Wesley Stieg, John Zenchak, Russell Poel. Terrence Marsh, Paul Sutton. James E. Elander Assistant Professor of Mathematics. B.S.. Western Illinois University, M.S.. Illinois State University. Donald E. Johnson Professor: Chairperson of the Division. B.A., North Central Colleget Ph.D., University of Wisconsin. Ph.D., Illinois Institute of Technol- ogy. Yueh-ping Liaw Instructor. B.S.. Tunghai University, M.S.. University of Oregon. Terrence G. Marsh Associate Professor. A.B., Earlham Colleges M.S.. Oregon State University. Ph.D., Univer- sity of Kentucky. Russell J. Poel Professort Chairperson of Chemistry. A.B.. Calvin College, Ph.D., Michigan State Univer- sity. Anne T. Sherren Professor. B.A., Agnes Scott Colleges Ph.D., University of Florida. Richard D. Snyder Assistant Professor. B.A., The College of Woostert M.S.. University of Arizona. Ph.D., Illinois Institute of Technology. Wesley F. Stieg Professort Chairperson of Biology. B.A., North Central College. M.S.. University of Illi- noist Ph.D., The Chicago Medical School. Paul W. Sutton Professor. Chairperson of Physics. B.A.. North Central College, Ph.D., University of Wisconsin. John J. Zenchak Assistant Professor. B.A., Youngstown State Universityg M.S.. Ph.D., West Virginia Uni- versity. SCCIAL A D BEHAVIORAL SCIENC S Members of the Social Q. ras and Behavioral Sciences Division include. Front Row Qleft-rightj: Don Moretti, Kathryn Talley, Madeleine Van Hecke. Bev Thornburg. Doris Harris. Back Row Qleft-rightj. Sam Crowther. Brian Mullen, Tom Sawyer. Hector Salas. Ray Littleiohn, Gus Constantine. Gus A. Constantine Professor, Chairperson of Education. B.A., Atlantic Christian College, M.A., East Caroli- na College, Ed.D., Duke University. Richard QSamb Crowther College Athletic Trainer. Instructor of PE. B.S., Bowling Green State Universityt M.S.. University of Arizona. Doris Y. Harris Visiting Lecturer. B.A., Meredith Colleget M.Ed.. University of North Florida. Ray L. Littleiohn Assistant Professor. B.S., Weber State Uni- versitya M.S.. Trinity Universityt Ph.D., Uni- versity of Oklahoma. Donald M. Moretti Visiting Lecturer. B.A., Elmhurst Colleges M.A., Depaul University. Brian Mullen Instructor of Psychology. B.A., Siena College. Hector Salas Assistant Football Coach, Head Wrestling Coach, Instructor of PE. B.A., North Central College. Thomas F. Sawyer Assistant Professor. B.A., Ball State Universi- tyt Ph.D., Bowling Green State University. Kathryn Talley Assistant Professor of Sociology and Anthro- pology. B.A., Drake Universityt M.A., Ph.D.. Northwestern University. Beverly Thornburg Associate Professor, Chairperson of Physical Education. B.S., Wisconsin State College at LaCrosse, A.M.. Colorado State University. Madeleine Van Hecke Assistant Professor. B.A., M.A., Ph.D.. DePaul University. ,wmnmmmmw 1 4... 0. , f , . ,,. ,, , ,, Q W- Q ,iw 6 Ev Z, p Z: if .. L, fvmf t 5? f X .W f , ffgfff - A if 1 Z l 1 ,gf 1 f W , 7 f 9, L .s f yy f xW . W .,,. 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E E 5 5 2 E E .,,,,..-..,,, ,, 5 I IMADEDIN QVICD AMRO Kingdom of Jordan Humanities-Communications Major Commuter Club KAREN J. ANDERSON Lombard. Illinois Business Major. Computer Science Minor Pom-Pons. EPC. Varsity Club. College Senate, Student Association, Variety Show. Co-Captain Pom Pons Imadedin CVicJ Amro Brian Armstrong James M. Barnes BRIAN ARMSTRONG JAMES M. BARNES West Allis. Wisconsin Hinsdale. Illinois ' Religion Major Marketing Major RILC, Orchestra of South Pacific, Madrigals, SUSAN CRHODESD BAUER C mr Crown Point, Indiana CYNTHIA BARAJAS Religion and English Major Lockport. Illinois JEFF BENSON Speech Communications and Theatre Major Hampshire, Illinois Alpha Psi Omega, Theatre Guild Psychology and SocioIogyfAnthropoIogy Major AMANDA A. BARCHE Joliet, Illinois Psychology and SpeechfTheatre Major Alpha Psi Omega. Speech Team, Richter Fellow- ship. Psi Chi President, Senior Year CUAB Film Board Junior Year Karen J. Anderson Cynthia Barajas ' All Susan Cllhodesj Bauer Amanda A. Barche Jeff Benson n X Constance Berry Marie Catherine Bowers Robert J. Braatz l Patti Buchanan Nancy J. Cawley Sandra Cieslak X X X , X ,X XX Xv X X X X X X X X X X X X ,X X Cindy Clark Neal E. Cleghorn .KKK R CONSTANCE BERRY PATTI BUCHANAN CINDY CLARK Oak Lawn, Illinois Park Ridge, Illinois Winfield. Illinois Psychology Major Physical Education Major Physical Education Major Intramurals, CLIAB, Cheerleading-Captain interscholastic Basketball, interscholastic Soft- NEAL E CLEGHORN ball, Intramural Softball. Intramural Powder Puff, ' ' I SAPRLEHCGTHERINE BOWERS Varsity Club Treasurer, Varsity Club President. Hoffman Estates' m'no'5 aes 'S' WS . .... Tri Beta Club C em'S Y Malo' , 4 , , PSYCIWOIOBY and Religion Malof- Bl-'5'n?5 Minor NANCY J CAWLEY Cross-Country. Track, Religious Life Committee Religious Life Committee-officer, Psi hi , Rosnzr 1. BRAATZ :food j?a'e-,Jj'lF'0lSB , M. Downers Grove, Illinois ecrga 'on alor' usmess mor . Math and Business Mana t M . President CUAB, L.l.F.E.. Resident Assistant. gemen ajor , Intramurals, Football team Pom-Pon Squad, Softball Team, Homecoming Chairperson I98O-I98l SANDRA CIESLAK Hickory Hills. Illinois Elementary Education Major, Business Administration Minor Commuter Club, Ski Club , lllgm, ll 4,415 :vw it , I , ' iii ' -, . it Diana Marie Clement Elizabeth A. Clement Kelli Jean Comise Timothy W. Crawford Kenneth D- CFGSS MGVY Dl5Pen5a Margaret Dobberstein Alan Douglas DIANA MARIE CLEMENT KELLI JEAN COMISE MARY DISPENSA Milwaukee, Wisconsin Oak Lawn, Illinois Downers Grove, Illinois Accounting Major Psychology Major Accounting Major Choir. Theatre. Math Club, Library Aid Cl,IAB Vice-President, L.l.F.E., Psi Chi Vice- MARGARET DOBBERSTEIN ELIZABETH A' CLEMENT President, Commencement Committee, Rest- Naperville llllnols Glenview, mlnols dent Assistant, Varsity Softball, Yearbook Sports Marketing' Malo'- Reclleallon and Physical Education Malol, Editor. Intramurals, Inter-Dorm Council ALAN DOUGLAS Intramural Coordinator, CUAB Vice-President. TIMOTHY W. CRAWFORD M kh . . LIFE President, Volle ball, Basketball, Softball. Free ort Illinois ar am' mmols , Y P ' l l Psychology Major PreS'dem'Rall Hall Malhemancs Malo' Sports, Reading, President of Black Student As Varsity Football, Varsity Track, Powerlifting soclatlon Club, Math Club KENNETH D. CRESS Oak Lawn. Illinois Business Management and Psychology Major Intramurals, Inter-Dorm Council. Psi Chi A ELEANORE FLETCHER JILL GEIERSBACH JEANNIE L.A. ECKERT . Naperville, Illinois Downers Grove, Illinois Glen Ellyn, Illinois Elementary Education Major Music Major English and German Major Transferred from NIU, Ski Club, LIFE, Phi Kappa Sigma Ffal2f'1llY lllllle Slslefi- A Pledge Mom RICHARD F. FRANZEN II ROBERT S. GLUECKERT 'wise' Powder Puff Foofball al Nlu Bensenville, Illinois Mount Prospect. Illinois Speech Communications and Theatre Major Industrial Organizational Psychology and LINDA S. ELLESGN Alpha Psi Omego, Theatre Guild, Pantomine Marketing Major West Allis, Wisconsin Troupe. E.A.O. Biology and Environmental Studies Major JAY W. GOEDER1' E.A.O., Tri Beta, Cross Country, Track MARK R. FRICKE Elgin' Illinois Itasca. Illinois Physical Education Major Business Management Major Intramural Sports QBasketbaIl. Football, Softballj. Choir ,kmjaa-'M.m: Jeannie L.A. Eckert Linda 5. Eneson :ww ' A '1-..3' Mark R- Ffiske Richard F. Franzen ii A. Eleanore Fletcher I .lill Geiersbach Robert S. Glueckert Jay W' Goedert ANNE GROW KENNETH CARL HELBERG MARTHA EILEEN HILL Woodridge. Illinois Glenview. Illinois Blue Island, Illinois Political Science and History Physical Education Religion and French Football CFreshmanj. Track, Varsity Club, Chair Religious Life Committee, Choir, Madrigals. Col DONNA ,IEAN HANSEN Teacher Education Committee, College Senate lege Senate, Richter Independent Study Hessel. Michigan Accounting and Religion ELIZABETH HENRY JANE A' HOFF Rockford, Illinois Glen EllYn- llllnnls MARC CRAIG HARTZMAN Art and Busanpss Management Chemistry and Biology Northbrook, Illinois Varsity Tennis, Varsity Club, C.U.A.B., Spectrum T l'Beta Political Science Yearbook Staff Acadamic Standards Committee, Columnist for RICHARD HOLZMAN N.C.C. Chronicle. Student Advising Committee W00d ld89' llllnnls of the Illinois Board of Higher Education Business Management Forensics, Radio Station Anne Grow Donna Jean Hansen Marc Craig Hartzman Kenneth Carl Helberg Elizabeth Henry Martha Eileen Hill Jane A. Hoff Richard Holzman U,..,.A4- Kathleen Joanne Huffman Brenda Hunter Martin Hurd up-i-9' John M. lsbrandt Patrick Izzo Joyce K. Janes KATHLEEN JOANNE Woodstock, Illinois Business Management BRENDA HUNTER Naperville, Illinois English Inter-Dorm Council, Writ MARTIN HURD Aurora Chemistry and Biology Tri-Beta, Chemistry Club Michael Johannsen Joyce Beth Jousma HUFFMAN JOHN M. ISBRANDT MICHAEL JOHANNSEN Prospect Heights, Illinois Arlington Heights, Illinois Biology and Chemistry Tech Theatre Tri-Beta. Ski Club, WONC CFreshmanD Alpha PSI Omaga, College Senate. Teacher Ed Committee PATRICK IZZO Elmhurst, Illinois JOYCE BETH JOUSMA er's Club. Liason English Bedford Park. Illinois Choir, Madrigals Recreation Intramurals, L.I.F.E. Vice-President. Play Crew jQYCE K, .IANES Committee for Whose Life ls It Anyway Joliet, Illinois English Choir. Madrigals mt vii. M' Janice Catherine Kelly Michael Kolodziej .Robert J. Lentz JANICE CATHERINE KELLY Berwyn, Illinois Computer Science MICHAEL KENNEDY Chicago, Illinois Business Management Football. Power Club THEODORE KOCH Wheaton, Illinois Art-Education if ll- 'Manta 9 . 1 ' fi' ,AI Michael Kennedy Theodore Koch Susan Kuhnert Jennifer Lamont if-of I I 2 l ,mi ,,.i ,.4, . Eric John Lind MICHAEL KOLODZIEJ Oak Lawn, Illinois SpeechfTheatre and English Soccer. Theatre, Student Government, N.C.C. Chronicle Editor, Speech Team SUSAN KUHNERT Downers Grove. Illinois Elementary Education JENNIFER LAMONT LaGrange Park. Illinois English and French French Club, Writer's C ate lub. Ballet, College Sen- ROBERT J. LENTZ Hinsdale, Illinois English, Speech CommunicationsfTheatre, and Film Criticism N.C.C. Chronicle Editor-in-Chief, C.U.A.B. Visual Arts Chairperson. Commuter Club Vice-Presi- dent, WONC Announcer, Cast Member in Bells Are Ringing and Whose Life ls It Anyway . Writer's Club. Richter Fellowship Recipient ERIC JOHN LIND Park Ridge. Illinois Chemistry and Biology MARK A. LOWMAN JAMES D. McILVAIN PHAON DEBRA MORRIS Naperville, Illinois Oak Lawn, Illinois Harvey, Illinois Accounting Business Marketing Spanish and Sociology Choir Varsity Football Spanish Table, Black Student Association CPresi- dent l98l and Secretary l979J, College Choir MARLA MAGNELLI SANDRA A. MESNAROL Oak Brook, Illinois Elmwood Park. Illinois SUSAN GAYLE MOTZER Accounting Accounting Fisher, Illinois Psychology and Sociology KERRI LYNNE MARKWELL TERRENCE R. MILLER Cheerleading CCGPWH 1335- Homewmine plainfield' Illinois Gi-ayslakei lllinois Committee, C.U.A.B. Special Events Chairman, Elementary Education and Psychology Accounting Assistant Editor 5PeCUUm Intercollegiate Volleyball Uuniorj, Transferred Football, Track, Varsity Club, Resident Assistant from Joliet Junior College, Volleyball, Basketball. Softball 1 L Mark A. Lowman Marla Magnelli A l Kerri Lynne Markwell James D. Mcllvain Sandra A. Mesnarol it ii l l Terrence R. Miller Phaon Debra Morris Susan Gayle Motzer 121 KARIN MUEGGENBORG Lamont, Illinois Business Marketing and Psychology Pom-Pons QCaptainj, Educational Policies Com- mittee. Student Association. College Senate. In- tramurals. Honor Society, President's List. Varsi- TODD JOHN O'CONNELL St. Charles, Illinois Chemistry and Biology Tri-Beta, Chemistry Club ROBERT F. PARISEK JR. ty Club West Chicago, Illinois Business Management and Industrial Organizational Psychology JILL KATHLEEN PEACOCK Burr Ridge. Illinois Accounting and Computer Science Student Comptroller CLAUDIA K. NEWELL Calumet City, Illinois Bank Management Ski Club Karin Mueggenborg Claudia K. Newell Todd John O'Connell Robert F. Parisek Jr. if-.319 IV- y f I , Timothy P. Peraino Sandra Jean Peterson TIMOTHY P. PERAINO Chicago, Illinois Physical Education Baseball 4CaptainJ, L.l.F.E., Resident Assistant F.C.A.. Varsity Club, Homecoming Committee Student Elected at Large, Liason Committee Senior Representative on Career Planning Com- mittee, Intramural Volleyball, Football, Badmin ton Champs. SANDRA JEAN PETERSON Chicago, Illinois Mathematics and Computer Science PHILIP TODD PETTI West Chicago, Illinois Chemistry X i N i ,X , X X X Jill Kathleen Peacock l Philip Todd Petti Thomas E. Phillips, Jr. Kathryn A. Pittman Thomas Ploudre Dale A. Prescher Jean M. Rickert David J. Rivait l Edgar A, Rivas Mary Beth Rowley .V Y xxx THOMAS E. PHILLIPS, JR. DALE A. PRESCHER EDGAR A. RIVAS Naperville, Illinois Naperville. Illinois Naperville, Illinois PhysicsfComputer Science Major Marketing Major MarketingfPsychologyfSpeech Communications Major KATHRYN A. PITTMAN .IEAN M, RICKERT WONC Station Manager, ZETA DELTA, SA Vari- Wonder Lake, Illinois Woodstock, Illinois sw Show' Alpha Psi Omega Variety Show Artfllecreation Major L.l.F.E. Elementary Education Major Woman's Tennis and Swim Team. Varsity Club MARY BETH ROWLEY THOMAS PLOUDRE Secretary Lombard. lllinois Napa,-vjjje, jjjjnois Political SciencefEnglish Major Marketing Major DAVID jo RIVAI1' Academic Standards Committee, Model United ' - - Nations Naperville, Illinois Economics Major N.C.C. Honor Society '9 '-X N Judith Rush Margaret Schloderback Gerald P Schultz I Judy C. Seaman Keith C. Schliep Debra Lynn Schmeltzer Scott R. 5Chmidfk9 Richard F Senkpeil .IUDITH RUSH Glen Ellyn, Illinois FrenchfGerman Major C.U.A.B., German Club JUDY C. SEAMAN Evergreen Park. Illinois Speech Communication Newscaster WONC KEITH C. SCHLIEP Winfield, Illinois Marketing Major s Major MARGARET SCHLODERBACK Westmont, Illinois Mathematics Major GERALD P. SCHULTZ LaGrange Park, Illinois EnglishfPsychology Major DEBRA LYNN SCHMELTZER Bridgeview, Illinois Physical Education Major Women's Softball RICHARD F. SENKPEIL Naperville. Illinois ChemistryfBiology Major Honor Society. Tri Beta SCOTT R. SCHMIDTKE North Fond du Lac, Wisconsin ReligiousfSocioIogy!Anthropology Major Band. Choir, Jazz Ensemble. Theatre Orchestra l JANET A. SETSER GAIL F. SHAW PAULA A. STRICKLAND l Macomb, Illinois Bridgeview. Illinois Mt. Prospect, Illinois j Accounting Major Physical Education Major Elementary Education Major l Varsity Basketball, Intramurals Women's Softball Team Pom-pon Squad, Cambodian Resettlement Committee, College Senate, Teacher Education j AMY A, SHARER JQHN SHQULBERG Committee, Varsity Club lake Geneva- WISCONSIN Webster Groves, Missouri y Political SciencefBusiness Major ' Economjcsyjgngjjsh Major DEBRA L, SYPNIEWSKI NC Chronicle- WONC- FOYQHSICS' Drama- Chou Swim Team, Chronicle News Editor, Varsity Club Oak Lawn, Illinois i Madrigals, Collegians, Model UN AccountingfPhilosophy Major SANDRA L. SING'-AIR CLIAB, Intramurals, Accounting Tutor I Darien. Illinois I Marketing Major l.UEl.l. THOMPSON ll Resident Assistant. Pom-pons, Career Placement Warrenville. lIlinOiS and Planning, Student Advisory Board Computer Science Major I H I lll' H ' ll ,, rl .y j i E, l i I l I ii l we l we i Janet A. Setser Amy A. Sharer i ,l I Gail F. Shaw John Shoulberg Sandra L. Sinclair i I l lf ll l l . j, ll l ,S Paula A. Strickland Debra L. Sypniewski Luell Thompson DONALD M. TUCEK Oak Lawn, Illinois Accounting Major Track LORI BETH VOLKMANN Naperville, Illinois Music Major WILLIAM P. WARE Chicago, Illinois Bank Management Major Powder Puff Offical Donald M. Tucek William P. Ware Courtney Whitsell BONNIE D. WARGEN Hinsdale. Illinois PsychologyfEnglish Major DEBBIE WEHRENBERG Elmhurst, Illinois Elementary Education Major Alpha Psij Omega, Choir COURTNEY WHITSELL Hinsdale, Illinois Marketing Major Religious Life Committee, Interdorm Council WONC. Variety Show Lori Beth Volkmann Bonnie D. Wargen swim, x ww-ei' Steven P. Wiesbrook STEVEN P. WIESBROOK Plainfield, Illinois ChemistryfMath Major Track. Intramurals, Math Club. DOROTHY U. YOUNG Baltimore, Maryland EnglishfPsychology Major Choir Debbie Wehrenberg Dorothy U. Young 1 ., ,L ,Wm N , V in Good times, what senior year is all about. Whether it is winning the Little Brass Bell or landing a job. Cheering the team on or enjoying a special moment with your father. Senior year provides a time to relax, unwind. and collect memories. CEEH 5 1 x 'x'J',....g +L AWK WV AV4mF ' gf EMEA Q7 M f A wif fw f y ff7 A A J 5 45 x AA Q? 25 .Sy E517 Q Q A AM xg 129 Jam E M VW, WQYAXYWQ ,wwf ASV My WW f,f,WQfjNyx QWV V MQW X ygjm W f 4 X f fw f N, xf W5 l ,-QXQ x W V, A Am. x x 'N ,f f f A0434 625' Members of First South include, Sitting: Nan- cy Wesensten, Julia Quick. Standing: Jean Wicks, Lisa Dorner, Theresa Adams. Members of First West include, Front Row: Nancy Schaeffer, Lorie Lowey, Connie Nesler. Second Row: Nadine Hollister, Julie Votava, Kristy Dimmick, Ceal Kizer. Back Row: Karen Lembcke, Mary DiGrazia, Sharon Sucharzewski, Sharon Regul. F Q., 'W U5-' 0' 00. 'M Niss-News. CKE cfs li kay ' Hltiun C 04,0 Members of Second South in- clude, Front Row: Sue Perry, Cin- dy Boswell, Karen Miller, Chris- tine Hornbostel, Fran Michalski, Joyce McQuen, Kim Eddy. Sec- ond Row: Liz Parmelee, Kelly May, Connie Hornbostel, Anne Machiorletti. Back Row: Irene Hatchko, Anita Schnabl, Joy Wernli, Leslie Salette, Jeannie Partridge. Members of Second West in- clude, Front Row: Vanessa Ches- ney. Second Row: Rowena Felix, Toni Alessi, Karen Smith. Third Row: Janice Novotny, Carol Pat- rick. Sheryl Fincher, Karen Tes- tin, Sherri Comise, Kelly Jones. Back Row: Mari Spear, Patty Thauer, Mary Beth Sinclair, Kathy Alexander, Sharon Kenne- dy. 0 45' Members of Third South include, Front Row: Mary Verdun, Alison West, Chris Bradbury, Alison Howard, Jane Connol- ly. Second Row: Lila Bergren, Jane Doody, Joan Newton, Kim Warren, Ei- leen McKee. Back Row: Kristie Ocham- paugh, Karen Solomon, Nancy Poklen, Cathy Pugh, Pat Waters. S ? S Members of Third West include, Front Row: Annette Bennet, Dawn Schleifer Beth Hogan, Jayne Dispensa. Second Row: Grace Mendoza, Sherry Slattery Third Row: Amy Reynolds, Denise Pesce, Cindy Mackey, Denise Rose Watson Back Row: Beth Hafenrichter, Gail Darcy, Sheryl Bohlmann, Theresa Stark Kerry Granato, Leslie Gould. I? , Members of First Floor Seager include, Front Row CLeft-Righty Fred Crockett. Second Row: Bill Bennet, Steve Mil- dred, John Nosek, Scott Schmidtke, Bob Phillips, Craig Horsch. Back Row: Javier Rodriguez, Brad Wolfe, Ned Corron, Steve Barsch, Garry Hodge. Jeff Clark. 1 S b Q Qlsgf lilo X ,AW . l Members of Second Floor Seager include, Front Row QLeft-Righty Mark Obrochta, Steve Ayers, Joe Cecchi, Alvin Hicks. Second Row: Steve Mar- ten Jeff Szafoni. Standin John Desmond, Joe Seibert, John 0'Flahert 1 gl Y, ' Dave Cihla, Kurt Kamradt, Dave Meunier, Don Carlson. Jim Finnegan, Mike H Pellisier. Top Row: Judd Bourne, Phil Mitchell. , o 00 Members of Third Floor Seager include, Front Row CLeft-Righty Jeff Wollis, Jim Joyce, Steve Wiesburg. Second Row: Mike Kontos, Glenn Reinier, Mike Viers. Back Row: Paul Woodard, Jeff Arbeit, Bob Wegele, Billy Marshall, Frank Janczak, Terry Egan, Jack Col- lins, Phil Burke. Z v - l Members of Fourth Floor Seager include, Front Row Cleft-Righty John I Shandwer, Rich Pinder, Jim Miller, Rich Babjak. Back Row: Dan Siewert, Jim Bartelson, Keith Harris, Scott Gonia, Bob Peot, Dan O'Malley, Dave 0'Malley, , Dave Schultze, Anthony Smith, Bill Wahl, Bill Brell, John Nelson, Jeff Goff, Jamie Dow, Don Dinapoli, Eric Venstrom, Dick Andrus. l xl gall I , l l Members of First Floor Geiger include, Front Row Cleft-rightjz Janet Sust- man. Second Row: Deb Morel, Kevin Ryan, Kathy Vendstrom, Laura Rank. Third Row: Dawn Schabacker, Sarah Wassmann, Robin Jankers. Tammy Naumann, Deb Wolfe, Krista Seiple. Back Row: Maureen Ryan, Kim Wallner. ...Jxs l l I , . all 5 l li l w Members of Second Floor Geiger include, Front Row Cleft-rightj: Kevin Ryan, Lou Surprenant, Bill Majewski, Matt Nolan, Chris Barajas. Second Row: Joe McNulty, Todd Jacobson, Bob Dunphey, Rich Chang, Fred Janzen. Back Row: Brian Bas- tin, Ed Ciaglia, Jay Pogemiller, Barney Da- vis, Chuck Novotny. CQ- WO Q o csc, 0 we x'?s2' Members of third floor Geiger include, Front Row CLeft - Righty Steve Kemp, Dan Da- vis, Kevin Ryan, Ken Boyle, Tony Bluell, Ray Krauss. Sec- ond Row: Bill O'Neal, John Leal, Jack Welsh, Dave Ziebell, Takoa Tamai, Ricky Cadena, Scott McCleary. Third Row: Tim Kott, Steve Shaw, Mark Williams, Don Helberg, Tom Martin, Jeff Braun, Tom Pa- leka, Mike Naumann. Z iii! iff-we Members of Seybert Hall include Front Row CLeft-Righty John Fagerstrom, Scott Nelson, Brian Pastorel, Sean O'Connor, John Anderson, Scott Berry, Steve Thompson. Second Row: Dave Johnston, Roosevelt Wright, Greg Macijunas, Larry Schaab, Mike Hay, Bob Bushey. Back Row: Scott Nemzek, Bob Braatz, Mike Withy, Eric Nelson, Pete Nagel, Dick Christensen. V f 'I . Members of Student Village in- clude. Front Row CLeft-Righty .lack Arnston, Jim Kalb. Back Row: Mike Sullivan, Steve Hill- mann, Vince Baratta, Mike McKee. Members of Student Village in- clude: Front Row Cleft-Righty Annie Gonzalez, Dorothy Bro- drick. Second Row: Diane Brown, Nick Donahue, Tim Peraino, Kar- in Muggenbourg. Back Row: Jill Dimmick. Valerie Nelson, Joe Marks, Renita Pash. Angel Betan- court, Tom Lemar. N QQ- fx Wo N' Members of first floor include Cleft-Righty Steve Hosler, Tom Bennington, Andy Adams, Pat Izzo. Members of third floor include. Front Row Cleft-Righty Margaret Warren, Connie Berry, Paula Doncer, Claudia Newell, Sandy Sinclair. Back Row: Janet Setser, Becky Sopiarz, Courtney Whit- sell, Jenny Lamont. Z 1 'Q W , -n Members of Third Floor Kimmel include. CLeft-Righty Jerry Mal- lon, Neal Cleghorn, John Mac- Donald, Joe Broton, Terry Miller, John Pcolinski, Ron Swanson. Members of the White House in- clude, Front CLeft-Righty Paula Strickland. Second Row: Patty Breslin, Patty Buchanan. Third Row: Debbie Koehler, Laurie Beese, Joleen Halm. Fourth Row: Christi Dahms, Nancy Cawley. Jackie McCormick, Stacey Hoeft. Back Row: Jan McGahan, Beth Clement, Jean Leese, Kelli Comise. I MW 1 1 f V' .X K. . 4,4 is Q, I, 3, W., ,Q fs ' 7 1 f Y : Q - , f 5 Z i I 9 , 2 X . . A ,f i . 1 r e I ,W 4 As we reflect on the year just past, we think of times which were full of: warm memories. cold days, winning, along with losing, happi- ness, frustration, friends, romances, but above all fulfillment. Nw W 9 s L., W ' vt A Lf WMM X' Xi 1 i I 1 N X 'I X r I 3 1 1 N Y N w i NWN xl! 'lfwnf .mf ,,.f-'-- 'A MN ww 'X x wk, 1 AK QE 2 v ii . X I .X X XXV? X XXX 5 X X .xxylkxkk xx R X Y X X X X ' X Y x X XX Xffg X Q Q x xx x Ig X5 X 1 A 5 - 'X XXXXX . X X 31, x- ' S.X-j-sX,,X5X',y- ,Wsq ff-XQ W-TQXYEXY x . X N 1' f XX? Q X ,,X XX- NNX1 , X X S rv. pf- ' X '-if V Q Q , t 5 V , W W . X, Tf V N NX J 3? 1 . 5 , Q X X X Ni , . Q f, --Wx.,-:X '. X5-X AN. N ' X .X X J Lf f 5 by ff 'V , , A f ,. , V X . X, H X. i K., 'Q 7,5 x R x S3 X'X ffvy V X W . , f . - X ' 'X if - ' X , - XX y y ? Xi? :wx X- NX If V K ' ' :Q , XA .X X X X. X1 . . X , X XS WX k N . Xw . XM XMSXX Q 9,51 A fx. XXXA ss XX A jx Q X NX 4 X. . A. ,RMXX is g 4 .., , ,R . 1 x C , u' s., s HT qJ ',,f i 'IUVAK 2 J -A in ' .. W, X ' ' Q . 'X x A .QQ tg . i r- .,.1 Wigs, f 'ii 0 Q . ff. .1 gc wit- H ggi - 7 f N i kin- O- gb'- m Hf.i if .. ' ,, , ii, W .I i Cardinal Candids is just one last look at the special ingredi- ent that makes NCC a truly Special Kind of Place, the people. To all the people that take a special interest in the school, this Spectrum's for you. .A f-o fn 3 IIEJ' ai Q rv' - , lf grad '- 4 2 l RICHARD M. EASTMAN Ph. D. Dr. Richard M. Eastman retired from North Central at the end of the l98l-82 academic school year. Dr. Eastman had been with the institution since l946. During his tenure, he formally served as professor of English. Dean of Faculty, and his final position as Professor and Chairman of General Studies. Dr. Eastman stepped down from his position as Dean because he wished to be more involved with the students. And involved. he was. For he was not only a professor. but a friend to each student he taught. Dr. Eastman will use his extra time to continue writing and publishing his own literature. He will belong remembered and truly missed by students and faculty alike. Dr. Eastman believed deeply in the liberal arts education taught at North Central. ln his speech to the graduating class of I98 I, he said. 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M... ...,. ,, .aw rl.: , N- ,K ' , - r ' ,Z ww,.s.,.if' 1 U , . 0 , . I 0 0 ' . . 3 f . . . . Q . . . . , . From one grad to another CONGRATULATIONS Harold E Whlte 5 I Ed1tor Sz Pubhsher Class of 1935 I ARK w M 472 IH .fox W 9 . gf ,A PATRON5 THESE INDIVIDUALS FOR MR a MRS JACK ARNSTON HELPING MR s MRS WILLIAM MOTZER TO MAKE THE I932 ERLENBORNS SPECTRUM A SUCCESS 9 . . Q3 T o . III I .I l ' ' ' ll ga I I X I: Q 'AI C3 XIII I s Q 242 SOUTH WASHINGTON DOWNTOWN NAPERVILLE TONG INN DR JOHATHAN H CROLL DDS EDITOR'S NOTES Well it is June 27, and while all of you have been out enjoying our cold, cloudy Summer, I have been at my desk putting the finishing touches on this year's Spectrum. The picture above is how I looked upon completion of the book. With thoughts of boating and skiing going through my mind, I lay here too exhausted to move. I would, however, like to finish with a few thoughts. When we began the school year we realized that we had a great task set upon us. Our job, if we chose to accept it, was to produce a yearbook of the highest quality and latest design. Sparing no expense. and devoting literally thousands of hours to the Spectrum, the staff and myself have compiled a yearbook -which we will compare to any in the schooI's past. This book not only possesses a custom cover, custom paper, and over I'40 color pictures, but also a very comprehensive coverage of the year's events. It is at thistime that I would like to thank Mike Moser for his help and understanding, Jim Bull and Josten's American Yearbook Company, and Sudlow Photographers. A special thanks goes out to the Spectrum staff for their help was greatlyappreciated. Mike Sullivan should receive a medal for his brilliance and dedication in the darkroom. Finally, I would like to thank my assistant editor, Susan Motzer. She was always there with encouragement and a helping' hand when I felt down. I hope you all are as proud of owning this book as I am of making it. 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