Prairie State College - Post Script Yearbook (Chicago Heights, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1968 volume:

.- rt f' Nr 4 w. A 1 .Nw n,' my ... 14, ,1..' ...- ,Ld 1 n rll' .- 'N f WL.- ' u at-.,,fcA.Q-J PGST SCRIPT 68 Chlcago Helghts 111111018 f Prairie State College 1 In Memor Of Edwin Vesely 1 948-1 968 And Paul Gregg 1 924 1 968 V P M w Y 'N Y 1 N ,M , ,M , -.N my fm. N 2 -rf, al W f , i I f 1 I I 1 5 J I 'A 5 nh www 4 X9 K 1,61 vu I my M 'g? ' sf' L Lv wa 'v' ,JK , 4 4 v w lg.: 9 , -X 1' x . -f f f at J. ,, . mawzff ' , g f V, ,- -.H , v . '.:aevmwm:4'M2ew-,ww -f 'QW' ,,gif'-..zv:..4ya4?'f9f'1 W-I Jw, 4.9: ,nf .1 Um' 1 ':-w x, 3 ,Zz-MA ,w'Wx':I'w1 4 nf wi v 4 Past, Pre ent And Future Horizons Cf PSC. W F I I Y w 4 1 in -'l 'tar wp 4-ur 6 Facult Face we-nf l w w Y w i 9 Chin fknd I Bear h .,,., ..... , W , , X , y , v I N 1 W l 1 1 w Y F N 5 w 1 w l 1 l w 5 1 ll iff! 1 ef I 6 :J A K1 f, .i fy Wzfga f4 WmQZA4f WMM X WF! fa,,f, Hivfwafffr KMWMY1 f Surprise And Concentration W ,i wh my f' f I pf: ,I f , I - I ,, , , ADMINISTRATION AN D FAC ULTY The Board 0f Trustees The Board of Trustees of Illinois junior College District 5l5 resolved many important problems during the l967-68 school year. The Board appointed Dr. Richard W. Hostrop as president of the college and selected the architectural firm of Perkins and Will to design the district's first campus. lt reviewed and approved working drawings for the 20 million dollar campus expected for partial completion and use in l970. To make the campus a reality, the voters of the district, by a margin of nearly 311, approved a Board recommended 7. 9 million dollar bond issue. lt is anticipated that this local effort will be matched by the state in the amount of l5 million dollars. The Board reviewed a number of names submit- ted as a suitable name for the first College. After several months of consideration and deliberation, Prairie State College was the name selected. 18 PRAIRIE STATE this school year has been un- der the direction of Dr. Richard W. Hostrop, who took over the duties of school president, june, l967. Under Dr. I-lostrop's leadership decisions have been finalized in naming the new school QPRAIRIE STATE COLLEGEJ, in presenting a successful 7. 9 million dollar bond issue to the public for passage, in planning and installing new methods of curriculum presentation, in selecting and completing plans for the new HALSTED Street campus. 0 Dr. Hostrop R 115 JOSEPH L. BISHOP Vice - Pre side nt Instructional Services BRIAN KNIGHT Director of Business Services NELLO PETERSANTI Dean of Occupational Curricula 20 dministration BRUCE ENSELMAN Administrative Assistant to the President RICHARD JENSEN DOROTHY EENWICK Dean of Men Dean of Women JUDY BEST JAMES CAMPBELL Counselors THOMAS SCARLETT WILLIAM TATE Director of Ad- missions and Guidance LEROY F. ALBREcHT BEVERLY ALBRIGHT ROBERT ANDREWS Physical Educ ation Assistant Professor Associate PI-Ofegggr EDgl15h Mathematics MARTHA ARMSTRONG Instructor and Library Cataloguer ROBERT BAKER Director of Audio Visual Services ' ROGER ATZ Associate Professor Business JAMES BARRY RICHARD BLACK Assistant Professor Associate Professor Mathematics Mathematics JOHN J. BLISS GERARD BOHLMANN ROBERTA BOYD Associate Professor Computer Programmer Assistant Professor History Reading JOHN BRADBURN Assistant Professor GRACE Cl-IANLBERLAIN Associate Profe ssor Mathematics English NICK COLBRESE VIVIAN L. COSTELLO VIVIEN J. COSTELLO Associate Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Electronics French English DIANE CULBERT, R- N- JEAN CUNAT, R. N. PAULINE DOUGLAS Assistant Professor Nursing Assistant Professor Associate Professor Nursing English CHARLES ESPY Assistant Professor English PATRICK FAULKNER Assistant Profe ssor History JOSEPH EVANS Assistant Professor Science GEORGE A. FOX ANNE GARRISON Director of Instructor Library Services Data Processing Q 1 Q-m.3vi5.-. ,. HOWARD GERBER N. DWIGHT GRAHAM Instructor Assistant Professor PAUL W, QREGG Electronics Data Processing Associate professor Chemistry U924- l968j CAROLYN GRIFFITH C. D. A. Instructor Dental Assisting M X DR. DAN HERROLD Director of Dental Health Program CHARLES M. HILL SHIRLEY HUNSBERGER MARIORIE KEPHART Assistant Professor Instructor Ir1StruCtOr Economics Nursing English i 1 I I z lf Q 32 RAYMOND LIND S TRAND FRED LOGAN MARIE KERN Associate Professor Associate Professor Aggrgtant Professor Physical Education Social Science Business IVLARGARET MACRAE Assistant Professor Bus1neSS RETHA MASON Assistant Professor Music -fy' THOMAS MCKILLIP Associate Professor Humanities MAX MARCUS Assistant Professor Psychology DANIEL T. O'ROURKE Assistant Professor Spanish WILLIAM PATTON RICHARD PETERSON LEE S. PETTERSEN Assistant Professor Associate Professor Assistant Professor Chemistry Speech and Drama Physical Education PATRICIA PHILLIPS R. N. Assistant Professor Nursing ALBERT PIAROWSKI Associate Professor Art CYNTHIA RANDALL ROBERT REHBERG EILEEN ROBERTS Instructor Associate Professor Associate Professor Social Science Physical Education English GLENN A SCHMITZ JACK RUDY RICHARD RYSZEWSKI . ASS1S'Q3Y1t PFIOIFGSSOT Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Social Science Mathematics Physics RICHARD SHERMAN Professor History VIRGINIA STANK IEWICZ Instructor Dental Assisting f GLENN STEHR Associate Professor Biology THOMAS SKOL Assistant Professor Business JOY TAYLOR Assistant Professor journalism 'z,wc ROBERT TAYLOR WILLIAM TOWNSEND LORAINE WATTS Assistant Professor Assistant Professor C- D- A- Psychology Psychology lT1Sf1'UC'CO1' D ental Assisting PHYLLIS WELNETZ, R. N. DON WILLARD NICK ZENZEN Director Associate Professor Assistant Professor Associate Degree English Biology Nursing Clark L. Alden Dr. Van V. Alderman Richard Bell Dr. Thomas Case Dr. joseph Fazio Ashley johnson NOT PIC TURED : 29 Patricia Joyce Marlene Molinoff Marguerite M. Rietveld Stanley Sroczynski Mary Steiner Raymond Vincent 5 5 lean Boer Gabriella Crestenti and Joyce Ziems Sec ret a ries Libbie Baldwin and Betty Krusche Ma. LEFT TO RIGHT: Alice Cady, Patricia Kiley, Emole. 31 Virginia Monte sonti, Debbie Helen Robinson and Merideth Pommer. - U .ff i 1 '+, Patient librarians Catherine Webber and Elfrieda Kull constantly aid students. Jeanne Walsh Bookstore Manager Victoria Mancini energetically types overdue book list. I u EM J ygvz.. ., S ,M 45 W ' -,f ff wfqf,-S Q, 57-w,iYM vwwf -AAZP ws 4- 15' Q-'Qfe 4, frm? Y' S Q0 W- ,V ,f wff., 7 , ' f x 'ff v ff w 3 ,' H V X ,1 X! J. I 5 0 W, 7 ,, vf 5 K' X m7 ff? 7 nf! Q f , I X, .. ,, ,I K., , ,.f , ,, ,M ,, 4, ,f f' 4 ' X f 4 fl' f , K , lily ff' HZ: 5 'f ' A' f, Z. ' X ,' Y' X , AW, ,f I ,X ,Lf In X X J ff f':,f,f X V' wx., . M, W. x x , Q, . ,. . - ,, f X f W f WSW S645 sf-.ws fezp .W wg Q, s 4 W.-Sfiuff-X Q-vmfirf 4 wf -5 ew My S2 4 .S - -9 4-1 1-'wx M- 4, :'f 4 f sa-:MMG Sxwwi-' ff ff-W f S ww f W an Lux if f' BX xwfjafx-ff if ff ,X-wa, .S'f4jj,sW'g:w,.X 2 1, News 64,5 1:1-is xg- K M ,pwgf 4. 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The new name was selected by the staff to correspond with the name of the college, PRAIRIE STATE. Not only did the paper sport a new name but a new look, growing from a four page to a six page paper. Under the overall direction of editor Ron McAllister and advisor joy Taylor, both the sophomore and freshman journalism classes were responsible for news beats, special story coverage, copy, proof reading, paste ups, and headline writing. TTER txlhnb -. HUIUKED snvfinvts H 37 LEFT TO RIGHT fseatedjr Bob Kuch, secretaryg joseph Kalena, presidentg David Lin- say, treasurer. fstandingji Ken Holding, Craig Feltheim, and Professor Fred Logan. Young Investors Club The Page LEFT TO RIGHT: Qseatedj: Peggy Barnett, Ellen Donovan, J. M. Woolf, Michael Hurley, managing editorg and Mrs. Eileen Roberts, faculty editor. Qstandingj: joe nozzi, Mrs. Marlene Molinoff, faculty editor5 Charlene Cotts, Leslie Wright, jim I-Iunniford, Ron McAllister, and Becky Lofland. SP i 1 LEFT TO RIGHT Qseatedj: Richann johnson, Dan Savage, Ray Garcia, Michelle Noel, and Peggy Swope. Qstandingj: Ron DeFoe, Cory Cameron, Claudia Martin, Marja Vuollet, Mike Shoemaker, and Tom Doyle Student Government The student government is the most important organization on campus. Composed of the class officers and a Board of Di- rectors, the student government has taken the responsibility to improve the relationship between students and faculty. As rep- resentatives of the student body, the officers are responsible for the organization and promotion of dances and other social activities. This year the student government has sent representatives to the Illinois Association of junior Colleges Convention, which was held in Peoria, Ill. The ideas gathered at the meeting aided in giving the student government the power and the recognition needed to be a successful organization. l 39 S.A.C. Phi Theta Kappa 40 Music Curricula Enlarges sms A w PLAY The Blockflute or Record- er was first introduced to PSC during the 1967-1968 school year under the direction of Mrs. Robert Mason. Pictured at right are members of the Recorder Consort: Bob Abel, tenorg Carol Cellini, soprano5 Diane Dettmering, sopranog Mrs. Mason, altog and Bob Phagan, tenor. The PSC Chorus presented two programs during the fall semester singing music from Chant to Cage They have been invited to participate in a program for the Illinois Association of Community and junior Colleges and the Illinois junior College Board at the Fall Conference in 1968 ROW 1 Qleft to rightj Kathy Flarnim, Karen Bruno Kathryn Klelnharnple Sandy Nordell Barb Rusnak Helen Barbarek Diane Schedin Pat Farmer Debby White ROW 2 Lynn Zajicek Valerie Piacenti Marian Tancig Rosalie Vollrner Diane Mahin Donna M1118 Diane Dettmering, Cheryl Rosenwald ROW 3 Tim Wh1te Ron Byrne Steve Stone Tom Rauch Bob Abel Bob Phagan, Tim Montesonti Tom Montesontr Nlrs Mason 1S directing i w.... Fencing v 1 FRONT ROW3 left to right: Mary Ellen Costalunga, Dana Flavin, Linda Lastowsky, Gail Lambert, Marcia Craaybeek. STANDING: Mike Einhorn, Dorothy Barry, Hem-ine johnson, Maxwell Vanarsdale, Carol Hayes, Ambrose Vanarsdale. The sponsor is Mrs Ann Garrison. Maxwell and Ambrose demonstrate the lunge. Z'!l54!m? 'MMR WW li E 111 gg ,WW h yn ,J Aff! Fw 'li '- I WF '+ 'I?Y9 fRf'.2.,'Q f 2. sz: - W 1'x'All .A Al' 212116152 IMIUZM -4-E911 LEFT TO RIGHT: Mark Drucker, presidentg Anita Contreras, secretary3 Mike Lyons, EMH chairman. Student Education ssoeiation LEFT TO RIGHT fseatedj: Martha Hamilton, Karen Bruno, Mike Shoemaker, and Kathy Flamini. Qstandingj: Nancy Leader, Margie Olson, Diane Mahin, Miss Vivian Costello, and Daniel O'Rourke. 43 NW M XJ , . Q! !! SC Playersln Look Homeward ngel fleft to rightl ROW 1: Mike McGonigal, Roxanne Angelini, Gail Lambert, Valerie Piacenti, Mary Faso, Shirley Derrer. ROW 2: Ken Warner, Ron McAllister, Bob Hubsch, Marge Westerhoff, julie Roe, Dana Flavin, Linda Lastiowsky. ROW 3: jerry Gruber, Tom Puhrman, Micle Moormann, Greg Berk, john Venne, Bob Phagan, john Bystrzycki. The Prairie State College Players have achieved distinction this year by presenting the first full length play ever attempted at PSC, under the direction of Mr. Richard Peterson. The Players, who were a completely revised and revamped group have furthered theatrical interest. Cast for Look Homeward Angel ffm Nancy Arnold carves teeth 1n dental anatomy class Shella Dakar checks Daryl Stone 5 teeth lf , 435 ' I l Y l A - W ay I, , J -, f YN L4 11 X ' M VVV' Q y ,. A K X i W W y . l . , . N I Pam Roberts examines slides with Dental instructor watches Nancy Stokes and Sharon Mance fseatedj. H 1'1'1iCFOSCOpG- ll 1 , -N., -Q.-dv' U F585 fFront, L. to R., Susan Grosche, Kay Kleinschmidt, Leann Lindberg, Claudia Martin, Patricia Mullen, Kathleen jenkins. fBack, L. to RJ Judy Foster, I-Ienrine johnson, Susan Berger, Sandra Hol11, Michal Sanyi, Aleece Stewart, ROX-Slnne Swartz, Darlene Nardoni. fFront, L. to R. ,Darlene Hefner, Barbara Bercham, Katherine jermaczonak, Carole Brandt, jacque- line Pfaff, Bonita Mortland, Juanita White. fBack, L. to R. Q Panella Frick, Dorene O'Keefe, Mary- ann Makaveski, Linda Schmidt, Gala jenkins, Kathleen Williams. ront, L toR Q Kathy Pustelnik Ella Russell Barbara Stock, Ann Evans, Patricia Bukalski, Patricia I-Iildeman Patricia Winslow Vicki LaMarre, Lois johnson Lizetta Moore. fBack, L. to RJ Lucille Garramone Carrie Maehl Delores Purlec, Joyce Brown Cell Whitman, Denise Dodd, Ann Scheers, Valerie MacCracken Joyce Degam Miriam Sawyer Linda Seiter, Mary jane Blazek, Mary Hale, Wilma I-Iisel Mrs Shirley Hunsberger nstructor-holding baby Carrie Maehl and Kathy Pustelnik. 7 . 7 7. u , , a ua s, . I 7 7 7 . ' a J, 'i 5 5 I 2 l -uv. 47 'MY 5 fww STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss McGuinness, Eula Ross, Marilyn Piper, Teryl Kalbriev, Gail Eckhardt, Barbara junker, Sharl Zehr, Linda Callard, Mrs. Watts. SEATED: Sharon Mance, Linda Potter, Loretta Mahoney, Cheryl Outly, DeeDee Flanagan, Donna Dorofzynsky, Sandra Duran. Dental Assistants Dental Hygienists STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: Daryl Stone, Kathi Engle, Nancy Arnold, Patricia Spych, Barbara Brisk, Gay Fleck, Gwen Proehl, Edith jabs, Diane Daniels, Marjorie Walker, Helen Markey. SEATED: Kay Staudenraus, Pamela Roberts, Mary jane Swartz, Cindy Olsen, Nancy Stokes, Sheila Dal-ter, Katherine Weishcar, Pamela Thomas. .I-'Qfl' ZF, 'Eli Q Af Ziff fig! -ff SQCIAL ACTIVITIES . f f I Well Attended O O.. if 00, V 'J .. A , I Socializers ' I Halloween Dance Inspires Creatlvit 2041! a Alan Wilburn is named Big Man on Campus as part ofthe dance festivities. in 'Pla ,J Q, fx wx :3,:,!,N,.,x,'..: '.:, . Sophomore Class Sponsors Coffee House The Faded Blues enhance lounge setting Wlth popular folk music. Qleftl Bonnie Taylor celebrates birthday at Coffee I-louse Qbelowj Students converse during a brief intermission. T Q! 7? Sick Week Concludessp' 54 With Dlympic Casualties 1 ,,-f sf.. 7 I ' M 'W , . ,W ,VM wiv? f p-nf if f f Qw Vu ,f ,' 2 .fl y nf ' ., A , ff, Z f 3, f X2 'V 1.1 Z7 in , ' rg A9 1 , 13 ff, f g. A 4 For Faculty Children Baby Huey And , A Mamma's Babies Christmas Dinner Dance , f 4 af? Court: ROW 1- Michelle Noel, Cherie Marshall, Pam Roberts, Sue Hensley, Peggy Swope. ROW 2 - Dan Savage, Alan Wilburn, Bud Mocco, Dick Hamilton, Torn Einhorn. Happiness is Christmas was the theme for the annual Christmas Ball dinner dance sponsored by the Sophomore Class. This year it was held at the Dixie Governor Motel from 7-12. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of a king and queen to reign over the dance. Music was provided by Anthony Emole and his orchestra. Y-7 fleftj King Tom Einhorn. fRightQ Queen Michelle Noel. 2' 45773 ATHLETICS Track Al Thom clears 5'lO and takes lst place in high jump compe- tition. Pb .FV I Willie Hampton takes 2nd place in SO yard dash. Cross Countr Nlike Cuprys and Randy Burt were the nucleus of this year's small lout talented cross country squad. Mike achieved great measures of success this season finishing first, four times and placing second once. He also finished fifth in the conference meet and tenth in the regionals. Randy's highest finish was fourth in a meet. He also finished thirtieth in the conference. Both boys were lauded for the fine Work by Coach Robert Rehberg. I 63 Golf The year 1967 saw the Prairie State golf team Wind up its season seventh in the conference stand- ings. The team's coach, Nick Colhrese, guided his seven man squad led by Rick Nylander and Vern Wigenhausen in the fall outings. 324 f 5 W igfbiif ' ' F 'fifpsggf 64 Volleyball Intramurals - Deep Six Victorious lntramural football was quite a battle this fall. The teams played in spite of muddy fields and rainy skies. The final re- sults vvent like this: Animals Fantastics Soul Survivors Invaders 5-0 3-2 l-3 9-4 E 3 K , ,, f Ky .ff tt Q A 1 wt f 4:4 Animals Capture First Place 'MW .qmannnln-v-s-vw fi ii 66 In Football Intramurals M4111 In keeping with the tradition of PSC wrestlers, Bob Davis pins his adversary. Dennis Nelson tangles with opponent. George Cox executes a half-nelson Wrestling Don't move--I lost my Contact lens! -VICTORY!! Would you believe this is George Cox? ! ? 69 FRONT ROW, left to right! Bob DeFoe, Bob Roviaro, Ed Younlcer, Al Jorgensen. SECOND ROW: Ken Holding, managerg Stan Sroczynski, ass't. coachg Bud Mocco, Wayne Bronaugh, Mike Mlal-car, Marvin Blummer, Al Thom, Carl Piper, jack Rudy, Coach. THIRD ROW: john Jacobson, Aaron Yarns, Pete Krisohunas, Ron DeFoe. Basketball Wrestling FRONT ROW: jelier Dorst, john Kaneer, jim Gills. SECOND ROW: Lee Pettersen, Eugene Vandevyvere, john Tadey. Aaron Yarns Bob DeFoe john Jacobson 4410- 'fa' VS 3: A if if f 5 P 5 3 2 a Al Thom Victor Washington Bud Mocco . ,N ,. '4 of f 1 ' X, 4' , f f' Z, -oe, ,., , ,. 'A :K Ax. f YS ,,, 'S' R ww ,ff ' 4 1 p l 4 ix I Iw I 1 PN I w Y , I 1 r I i 4 T Q 1 gl W '1' N 72 PSC Gophers Second In Thornton Tournament Go, Fight, Wm The Prairie State cheerleaders. 76 SCPHOMDRES Introducing The Sophomore Class . Class Officers: Qleft to right, president, Roxanne Angelinig secretary, Peggy Swopeg vice-president, Ron Delfoeg treasurer, Michelle Noel. The sophomore class sponsored the annual Christ- mas Ball. This year it was held at the Dixie Govenor Motel on December 16. Anthony Emole and his orches- tra provided the entertainment. During the fall semester the class broke away from the traditional rock n' roll groups and started a new happening with a Coffeehouse. Students seated at tables and on cushions formed a semi-circle around folk singers. Garth Anderson Roxanne Angelini Robert Archambault Barbara Aston f .. ,,,.2 3 , f ,Z f f X y , X Z ,, 1 f at as fi? Gerald Biasella Mary Blazek Rosemary Branum Vick Brent Joyce Brown Karen Bruno Ted Bachand Vicki Barrick Sue Berger Gregory Berk wa V2 I' L V, f ,,,k i L l I ,. ivf 5- M - sw Marc Blumberg Marvin Blummer Dave Boehl Paul Borck ,,,ff, , 'Y T-' Richard Carlson Gary Collignon Anita Contreras Joe Corbett Roslyn Costello George Cox Mlchelle Crevellng Beverly Crossland Gary Buchanan Pat Bukalski Randy Burt Louis Caprio Cary Correll john Costabile 'eff 119 gsm fd I Jeanne Cuthbertson Shella Daker D1ane Damels Davld Davles Ron DeFoe Joyce Degani Anne DeHaVen Dennis Derfiny l i 1 I i N l l l l l I l l Y l w l Bruce Edw ards Bruc e Edwards joseph Flamini Stephen Fowler Panella Erick jim Frye S3',Q, Kenneth Dole zal jelier Dorst Tom Doyle Mark Drucker Michael Einhorn Thomas Einhorn jon Elliott Esther Evans 1 K? Theadore Glowialc Reg Green Gene Grzybowski Grant Hamilton Patrick Harmon Claudia Harper Pauline Hartman Dennis Henkel Mark Gallagher Ray Garcia jim Gasbarro Mary Gautsch Martha Hamilton Richard Hamilton Vx Q 5- ... J K lx QV Susan Hensley Steve Herman Bruce Herrmann Richard Hibbs Pat l-lildeman Robert I-lill Wilma Hisel Douglas I-ljemvick 'li l- i ,,,. ' V x .,, Ai ,, ,eww f y X iff? Zi .-1 Q .. 3 ,. 1 9 V Butch Huppenthal Michael Hurley Jeff Jensen Greg Johnson Lois Johnson Alex Jorgensen 4' Kenneth Holding Ed l-lorrell Julius Huber James I-lunniforcl Next Marlene qcobs John Jacobson Annette Jarrett Joseph Jelrnelf w X Wally Krygier David Kushner Victoria LaMarre Gail Lambert Ted Linzy john Lunn Diane Mahin Maryann Makaveski joseph Kalena Eugene Kirk Alice Kleihauer Thomas Klimas Sandee Le mon Dave Lim anowski '..,,.. ' Ed Maker Cherie Marshall John Matejek Valerie MacCracken Ronald McAllister Paul McCormack Pat Mclntire james Meeker 4', . , fm , 5 sr f A J Steven Myers Dennis Nelson Robert Newquist Henry Newton :wifi 13:4-.:. - M, f 5 4 .hw ,D l If .. , 1 -4 ,. , lg ef 4 we f 5,545 41 f s X 0 ig fi f , sg sf 4951! 17 ff y rw MGC 4 rf f s , f , A if KZ, E 1 iN! 1 124, 47 X, f A M J , A K .5 XAV I f Aff ak! 5' JIQHJQ if 21 Donna Mills Tim Montesonti K iff Q .lf-1. 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'W M X '4'lummw-ww ww Www, M MM V wiv-me-:www mmm W-'wnsww--w 11 Dan Savage Miriam Sawyer William Schaefer Diane Schedin V. .Hn A I S 1? 33+ 5 4, 1 Rachel Ross Barb Rusnak I 1, . vt, ,Nav 'Wi ' AVN A 1' Q, Q Cliff Rehberg Paul Renstrom jeff Reubelt Robert Rosenwald IT' 'QW' O f Qigtel ,4l4 4!!l4 Ili Ella Russell Ronald Sadus Vicente Sanchez Bill Santeford K MN' Wigs? fbvfbr ,g ' use ,,,,: T' .gf Linda Sharp Mary Sherman Steve Shoemaker Melrose Simko 6 n j! , , f f ij! 'Aff 5 ff: 'vf,,::1:. yy .. so , X I if 1 1 f 4, Q Y , ff Gerald Slavik Augie Spalla joe Spinozzi Pat Spych y .5 iyi VF Pat Schiesher Rich Schindle Ann Schweers Dave Shapiro ,M f fm? Carl Simpkins Rosemary Sims A Kay Stadenraus Larry Stahl Barbara Stock Terry Stout Paul Surprenant Janice Swanson Peggy Swope john Tadey fx A5437 Q11 if yi 2391 V if is 59 f mv y iff 7 1 Daniel Tracey Maxwell Vanarsdale Kathy Welsh Dale White Marshall White Cecelia Whitman 1 E R . V li Chuck Tebussek john Thoeming Norm Thoeming jossie Torres Bob Vlielc Marja Vuollet Edward Wainscott Doris Waiters jim Woolf Aaron Yarns Gary Younker Dave Zagorski we X HW Sam Wiersma Diana Wilkening Kathy Williams Pat Winslow Sharl Zehr William Zick FRESH MEN Freshman Class Largest In PSC Histor Prairie State's freshman class of 1967-68 is the largest in the school's histo- ry. Rick Hartman led the class during the first semes- ter and Cory Cameron Cpic- tured leftl succeeded Rick to the office of President for the second semester. Under Cory's directions, the class sponsored the annual Spring Formal which Was held at the Prudential Building on june l. f 1 ' Q f if X f f f AQ' gm X iff ' Nm ,Y , f Q vi df , , y 7 A Q 4 f X y y! we f ff f Mff. , . 4' ft 2 I f K , I f f f 'S my 5 f X-'H I .- rv XZ 'Zak I A 42 f in jim Adler john Aldridge Douglas Charles Alexander Sharon Amos Robert Angelino Alessandrini Lee Alexander Roman Annunziata Nancy Arnold Neil Baeder john Ball Peggy Barnett Barbara Bartz Reba Beasley Ivlcie Beck john Becker 3 Q E Anthony Anton George Archibald Dorothy Barry Rit Becker 93 X2 ...M : if L' X .1 0 T - 23, 1 ff Kevin Bedwell Maria Bianeoni Eligio Boeeia jackie Bradford X Sue Benefield Ritva Birkman Sharon Boehl Carole Brandt ff f wif' ff ' f 1 ,M Jeanette Bennett Ardean Bittner Martha Boie Charles Bronaugh 94 Barbara Berehern james Bland Ste phen Bondhus Gre gory Brown ,nb ' ,1 frr ' My 5 w ' 1 ,. W V ,af ,4 ,V 3 , , 'ti -X 'jf M ., w- ' Q .... f ' , 42 'I f- V X f ' 5 f, Y? - f jerry Berryman David Blood Walter Borner Marian Brown Michael Brown Nathaniel Buckner, jr. Frank Byrski Lynne Cervan Deanna Broxterrn an Richard Bugner john Bystrzycki Claudia Charnplin is N ,, 4 4-s o Vey ., , 'i 4 3? iw' Q Q, 4 X 8 fx' f 3 A 9? si xr 49,12 E V . g X K' f Karen Marie Bruno Randy Bunger Cory Cameron George Chenicek 95 f 'X 'iffy Donald Buchanan Phil Burnett Vickie Casinger Shirley Ann Chew Mike Buchmeier janet Burton Sanford Catter joe Cilek X2 E F ,Q QQ1:'v 1 5' ex? W, Dolores Clark James Clausing Mary Cook Tosca Crestani James Crouch Roger Crowden Michael Cuprys Ma ry D avison Q! Qrfnbf' Jo-0 o ' , 0 U0 4 'al lgazll-'f 'afgf Q'l?r, ll Keith Cutts David Cyphers Allen DeAngelo Robert DeFoe A Charlene Cotts Marcia Craaybeck Carol Cruz Elizabeth Cuda Tom D allinga Dominick DiMichele Rone an Davis Greg DeSantis If .X ', K 's YQ' .M-48 1 l Diane Dettmering Nicholas DiNuzzo Cheryl DiRienzo Dan DiZola james Draper Judy Dunlap Marvin Ebbens Dave Emoce W Patricia Farmer Mary Faso Craig Felthein Linda Fenner Robb Finnell Kathy Flamini Warren Fl ascheni Chuck Fleck ,K 5 ,I , in -fi ,W 1- 4 Ellen Donovan Kathleen Engle Barbara Finley Judy Foster Stephen Fowler Brady Franklin Ellis Franklin Ruth Garvin Alfred Garza Linda Gereg Ann Goddard Eugene Guidera Susan Gould Ea is Starlyn Frenck William Gibbs Iulette Phil Griest Jerry Gruber Gustafson Pam Hale Julie Halverson 491 Emily Gallati janiece Gicrczyk Melody Grubermann Willie Hampton f WK r X 'O 3, . .:5,,. 7:j:,,.,.--1: A . Que :' Q 13-5 M ky, jf X ,W Fannie Harden Carol Hayes john Hansen Greg Haseman Gerry Himmel Deborah Hjerpe Stanley Homik Virginia Horton Dorothy Harper Ed Harris Darlene Hefner john Helsel Bob Hobson Ed Holcomb Robert Hubsch Bob Houck !2.,,..i,. Z , 1 4 5 f J a f V f If Sf J f W Z If X if Q4 77 ff' W 4 ff X 5 x f ff 1, , ,Z ., Frederick Hartmann Larry L. Hernien jaci Holla Earl Huppenthal X V -f yi Melvin jackson Diane johnson Ralph Johnson Mary Kalus . it is N .V tg- . if W ww, J I1 ' , 11 - if - ,ggw 2: ,J ' ,':',fx,'f in 5 h- ,E ,ln 4.- f2 K X! ff x2 VP mimi W . f S fl? lx fy 'W ,I 1 k If A 1 x 'K rs, xx: . -X - lwxqys' Kurt Jacobsen Beatrice jankaus Katherine Anthony johnson Glenn johnson Henrine johnson jermarczonak Ralph johnson jean johnson Rich Ann johnson Carl Jonas Kathy Kaczmarski Terry Kalbrier john Kaneer Eileen Kaszubski john King Mike Kingen 3' A 'ix .X if w E0 l Nl 408. 5 'K L' David Kinister Mike Kinsman Penny Kloss Garry Laroche Sheila Ligon Ke ith Koenning Linda Lastowsky David Lindsay , 'Z -. if . 5 Michael Klawitter Gary Kregei Mancy Leader Henry Lindsay gnru Kathy Kay Kleinschmidt Kleinhample Kathy Krumm Krishna Maharaj Rosemary Antonette Leli Lennertz Rebecca Lofland Jeffery Love f 2 X X nf '1S'5 ' f V lag i W' - in wr 2 ,QLV , a in , K .mx 'Q Joyce Lueder Alessa Maro Judy May Ron McKinney David Lulfasavitz Judy Martin Gordon McClelland Catherine Mclinabb Anne Marie Phil Maggini james Markl Luzzi Craig Marzoni Elizabeth Mayer Ramon Martinez jr. Michael Mcfionigal Pat Mary MCGonigal McLaughlin Ardel Menke jim McKee Amman Michau x , 7! W y 2 fm is f : q , ,. V. , .-U 5 .'.v.-- ,, '- if j f : f . '34 George Gayle Miller Michael Mitchell Dun Moeco Mikolajczyk Bonita Mortlancl David Mount Bernard lvlulvuney Karen Montgomery Dwain Nash DHHGDG NZLFClO11i Kenneth Nawocin Michael Nelson Pete Nicholson Michael Nickens ez X -V - i - ,f 7 I -1-1' 1,.':, ' r 7 , b A M ix . M 43 Y . SZ, ,-K! , fif,,,y2AnWX' 'X ' Garry Niehtius john Novelli Kathy Montgoni e ry Dan Ngigtin Kevin Newton Kenneth Nowoein M 15 NA , x , X , - 1, S K Q Q , I Dorene O'Keefe Larry Pease jimmy Odle Americo Pecchi Ray Paradiso Shirley Patty Mary PGRHF Paul Petral-cis Richard Oldenburg Mary Paxson David Patrizi Jacky Pfaff Ron Olds Lamont Parker Ed Paesel Lynn Pfaff Cheryl Ooms Ronald Paradiso Judy Pekar Frank Piacenti , 1 Melvin Pickett Victoria Quigley Linda Revell Pam Roberts Lois Pickering Robert Raeth Ste phen Ric e Sandra Roberts 22 f l , 24,5 -K '-if Q i, :ob ffl an ,eil gy? fy w Marilynn Piper Rita Rakowicz Ray Rinderer Greg Robe rtson Sk Vicki Powell john Ramirez Pamela Riordan Richard Robey ,, 3 K. Gary Putnam joe Rebec Gordon Roberts Sandy Rose Qi 99' Q A XKWZMV lEf1,t X X, s A ' 0 f M y x f , X , , 5, , W, ,, X' X ky 52' ff . f Q f x f f X f I N' Iv My f X 1 1 ll 5 X Q 1 1 Cheryl Rosenwald Dale Ruebner Dave Rubeca Michal Sanyi Gene Sass Barbara Sayre Betty Dave Schild Linda Schmidt Charles Schoeler Schaeftlein jack Schroader Von Lee Michal Schroader Patrick Seaver Karen Sengstock Bill Sewell Shoemaker Rodney Shutts Tobi Sidel joseph Sierra joseph Sikorski ' I If I f XIWW I J . , Va.. . ,.,, , W ' ,X 7 ff lie y Gi 1' 'fri' bw al' john Simpson Richard Stanton Ronald Strack Roxio Sw artz X' an 1 Barbara Smith Rosemary Smith Sharon Starbeck Alegge Stewart Gerald Straczek Robert Straczek Cindy Swinehart Fred Sylvester 1 jtz X I-:Z li E: I ft J ' nh -iii! . ig !-:Ei ' 7 'E'rn-:fi M311 ' Stephanie Smith Allan Stokes Patricia Surjan Marian Tancig Marlow c Southall Ste von Stone Ray Sutorius A1 Thom . ? yi ,i , . ...ff ,Q Pamela Thomas Susanne Valis Mark Vlasek Craig Watson i jon Thule Ambrose Vanarsdale Doris Waiters Denny Watson f? , n.'f.' A 'Ci Lawrence Tibstra Chris Verges Ken Warner Linda Webb Bob Tomlin Allen Vickers jean Watkins Katherine We ishaar jim Torres Kenneth Vie rk jan Anthony Watrobka Sally Weishaar I I ' 3? X y X SY Marge Westerhoff Oswald Vlfhistler Annette White Ted Wilk Gary Willard Harry Williams Ray Wood Mark Worden Arm Marie Yakubinis ,rv Debbie White Norman Williams Walter Yant Juanita White Tina Wolf Lynn Zajicek Editors Barbara Aston and Melrose Simko. . QR., ,W I s M5255 F 435 gf . , , ii ' ,Af X 'fy , ,. A ,.f ' ' V' Q, , 1 N, .M . . X, ' , , Q V AM? , X ff-,.-1 , , ,K ,pw ,V , I -. f, f so ll0 The Year In Retrospect A comprehensive look at the events of the 1967-1968 school year can best be obtained by consulting various issues of the PRAIRIE STATE- MENT. The first issue of the PRAIRIE STATEMENT, October 10, 1967 was in fact the 515 NEWS. The headline in that issue announced that Dr. Richard W. Hostrop was named to head Illinois junior College District 515. News of the student elections also made the front page. Rick Hartman became Freshman Class President in a run-off election with Dave Patrizig Cory Cameron was elected Vice President. The edition of October 26 was significant because it heralded the Boards decision to officially name college District 515, Prairie State College. This was also the first issue of the paper under the name PRAIRIE STATEMENT. The front page of the November 9 issue dealt with the Prairie State College referendum which won approval at the polls on November 18, 1967. The lead story on November 22 was the result of a student poll in which they were asked their preference concerning school mascot and colors. Gophers and brown and gold was the overwhelming choice of the student body. The results were not made official however, until the March 21 Board meeting. Coach jack Rudy's basketball team, spurred by Victor Washington and Clarence Bud Mocco were threatening an unbeaten season in the December 7 issue. The January 25 issue announced the coronation of Tom Einhorn and Michelle Noel as king and queen of the Christmas Ball. The February 27 issue proclaimed that under the direction of Mr. Richard Peterson the Prairie State Players would present their first full scale production, LOOK HOMEWARD ANGEL. The PRAIRIE STATEMENT came of age with the March 7 issue and took vehement exception to an administrative decision not to renew the contracts of two instructors. The March 21 issue gave coverage to an orderly Student Demonstration protesting the aforementioned dismissal of two instructors. Now we must look forward--to our future and the future of Prairie State College. lll an AJS- A 35.- Af. w iv? if 7 f S Z ,aa W wwwms px Z 5 , K 4 V.,f V, Q PosT SCRIP'f' by PIM. Woods i have a relationship that is totally acceptable to all but fate 4. 'F' Y lv Il 7? is X l -iifxekwvg . ,. . -,.. ,MA ,,. -. N7 v Q ifiqul