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

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S sr?-9. u in- 4 ' - ' IW! A'4 If 4 J' .- ,t ,F ,lf-,Vu-xl 5 A J V 1 L ' Fd-A '- f M. A t. A 4 1 .Q ' -- ,y. 1 1' v u 'I 'gf L V .. .. .,. 1 1 4 H. ,N .. . 'rr I - v, 1' .1 L' J ' f-' sql 1 .mme -'fl 4 'Y' -'17 ' 1 '- -... Rag 1' to I ' 1, -, Q c , fx, A-:vs Q ' ff' ' ,. J .uva N Z? 'E-'Ni ' 5, .us 1 , 's-.ff',. ,If f fi' . 7 ., -1 at .An , '- 1n.:',., x , w r 4 'lr 1 O CRIPT '69 Prairie State College 0 Chicago Heights, Illinois fn 'wr it 1 -Jiwahiigef NX -xi , X Campus ln Transltlon Thls was the year that was for Pralrle State Thanks to wet weather and slow work by burldmg tradesmen we occupred our new North Campus two weeks late Double shlfts were held ln the Old South Campus whlch reverted to Bloom townshlp hlgh school at year end Below IS archltect Perkms 8L W1ll s rendermg of the new mam campus whlch awalted Governor Rlchard B OgllVl6 s go slgn at year end , New mv- fs fgwikvaiv in '? '-lx Life on Campus at , 35 fm' 4 Kiev FACES --431' of fun of thought of fellowship of BLACK POWER! 5 fu. W Getting Ready First stop, after registration is the bookstore, which this year offered everything from albums to jackets and giant bottles of Coke. Try as hard as you could, you couldn't stump Mrs. Jeanne Walsh, the bookstore manager. . ,K W. ,f 53 ' ' ii q W, 4 'o 0 , ia, i, fx ,l,,, . u Mwwmaff -- 1 + ff Frm? WHA-, .-,. WML. 6 sm vw: LQFILSS 81 HOB-IE 7 Books Sci CHCC The Arts Music i WNW ,fS,,,,- Zn NMC.. ,4 Vx.-U., ,, M, 5 f,f.. X f f A'f.Vf f ,ff W ,A , . f 7 ?J1,,y, f -,sxmwffl f f 2054 I- I f f Q fn, 4 W? Y Z fi . , ' i7 A ff, if 9 Concentration in lecture, class or exam 'Ng 10 qw ww' . ,M ,,,, l H i Careers Ahead One out of every five students at Prairie State college is working towards a career. Some study electronics, some engineering, some data processing and programming. is ul' 'I 2:55-f.5 4 iff 12 W N w w 1 w 1 mm,.Mv...S.J7 w r ,M f , 0 'sf 5. 29,554 1 9 1 Two in currn-ls mmf 'wr ff 23 Taped learning E ' al 14 Dubbing learning tapes 8 SYUTJM 1 -nf-u.-U.,-1 Fun Farewell a FACULTY Prairie State's board ol trustees was re-constituted in April with election of four new trustees. Posing for their official portrait in Dr. Hostrop's office are Qfront from leftj Mrs. Shirley Mellecker, Lester Kloss, chairman and holdover memberj, Mrs. Doris Hill, lrearj Dr. Dale Collins, holdover member, Richard R. McElroy and Dr. W. A. Jackson. Q .2323 x .gf 5 :Bw A W-uni M 5 ' 4 1 . I i 1 1 2 3 3 ,il fl Y KL ? v f 1 i . 18 Dr. Richard W. Hostrop, president of Prairie State, received the endorsement of trustees when they voted him a new two-year contract. At right, the president greets students at the October pep rally. Www .-7 AW 2 ' 9 Q is ff JU! JOSEPH L BISHOP BRUCE ENSELIVIAN RICHARD H JONES Vuce Presndent Vice President Vlce President Instruct1onaIServlces Admissions Bl II ROBERT ANDREWS NELLO A PETERSANTI JOAN GREGG Dean Occupational Counselor ss: Curricula PO 5 ff :- X rf ' tiff' T .: v , X is if A , 2 iff if U re fd f Q + in ,W il , ZS f is ' T' . S ff 4 f . T Ze LEROY F. ALBRECHT BEVERLY Al.BRlGHT MARTHA ARMSTRONG Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Instructor and Physical Education English Library Cataloger ROGER ATZ ROBERT BAKER JAMES BARRY Associate Professor Director of Audio Assistant Professor Business Visual Services Mathematics 21 'K RICHARD BLACK Associate Professor Mathematics ROBERTA BOYD Assistant Professor Reading JOHN J. BLISS GERARD BOHLIVIANN Associate Professor Data Processing History SUZANNE BRODERICK HAL BURNETT English Journalism 22 ,N 91+ if if GRACE CHAIVIBERLAIN VIVIAN L. COSTELLO VIVIEN J. COSTELLO Asgogiate Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor English French English ifaun DIANE CULBERT, RN. JEAN CUNAT, RN. PAULINE DOUGLAS Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Associate Professor Nursing Nursing English 23 CHARLES ESPY JOSEPH EVANS PATRICK FAULKNER Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor English Science History 4-.iw GEORGE A. FOX HOWARD GERBER N. DWIGHT GRAHAM Director of Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Library Services Electronics Data Processing ?4 ,,,4--v-'-X DR. DAN HERROLD CHARLES M. HILL MARY ANN JOHNSON L' Director of Assistant Professor Social Service Aide Dental Health Economics and Instructor 564322 , -Q-me 5 qw! rt? 5 . . f f ffffzf.--, 1Ji'5'g2!f' 1 N , ww -I f ' t V . .ll s -. -,,,m,if ffiwixip-7514 ff A -fur, aunyijfuavgziiw ,ff H' .1 Jann? a.Bf,,,,,l xyf1f.,1,f,!Q fly! f . -5 ,N swap.. 1 ,jf V 1.5.j.5. Q. y'gr,i'f--fimfzifi '50-fi' .uxnuu-1 'Z.'lvg,q,Q'liu1gg:u:,1,'f1u. , H t an an!-,.f,f,1,f inf' fffn-,Yin ' W 1 fl?-el9mLm,.:f-wlfmf, vm f .y . r L Q .xnq-.may ln. : Y 1 Q H21 ',.f-yan nffggffu-fi 1 if s, 114w1f11?f2?1?J?x1M-1QfQffg:,:g:f, t A -1i'faW?Q'?I'f?i J'L?sczCfff-11,1111 'lf if Anumfi1z1ir5f4frmf1-4iv11','gifix,'13, ' X 3, MARJORIE KEPHART MARIE KERN RAYMOND LINDSTRAND English Associate Professor Associate Professor Physical Education Social Sciences 25 JAMES KRAATZ Assistant Professor Data Processing 'Hr FRED LOGAN MARGARET IVIACRAE Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Business Business v 3 KATHRYN MCGUINNESS Uf:riT.,1I Tfmlirifalfjgiy THGIVIAS MCKILLIP JOHN MCNAIVIEE Associate Professor Assistant Professor Humanities Psychology 26 I 5 JEAN MEGENITY JOHN PARIS BETTY PAULL Nursing Assistant Professor Cniid Development Music WILLIAM PATTON RICHARD PETERSON LEE PETTERSON Assistant Professor Associate Professor Assistant Professor Cnernistry Speech and Drama Physical Education 27 M ' PM-N im-ev PATRICIA PHILLIPS R N ALBERT PIAROWSKI CYNTHIA RANDALL Assnstant Professor Associate Professor Assnstant Professor Nursing r Social Science ROBERT REI-IBERG EILEEN ROBERTS JACK RUDY I r pies Associate Professor Asslstant Professor Englusn Social Science 28 RICHARD J. RYSZEVVSKI GLENN A. SCHMITZ RICHARD SHERMAN Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Professor Mathematics Pnysics History ROBERT SPEAKER Assistant Professor Music THOMAS SKOL Assistant Professor Business 29 ,AMW VIRGINIA STANKIEWICZ Dental Assisting GLENN STEHR DELORES SWAN ROBERT TAYLOR Associate Professor Assistant Professor Associate Professor Biology Nursing Psychology WILLIAM TOWNSEND WILLIAM TATE LORRAINE WATTS liasistaril Professor Associate Professor Dental Technology P',yf,hology English NOT PICTURED: Dorothy Fenwick, Ashley Johnson, Van V. Alderman, Nick Colbrese. K:1IhrynGavin, Howard Luckey, Bernard Schroeder, Stan Sroczynski, Ben Zion Wardy, Phyllis Welenlz, Donald Willard, Sachio Yamashlta, Nick Zenzen 30 X 0 ' , 55 z i Z, 2.. I . Ir' U .RW SOPHOMORES 1 1 ' a BOB ABEL IVIYRON ADAMS MILNER ADAMS QM DOUG ALESSANDRINI BOB ANGELINO JOE BACZYNSKI JOHN BALL CORNELL BARKHURST BARB BARTZ fh- HI IA HF-CKLR CABOLE BRANDT VICK BRENT 3? ROSALIE BOVARA JAMES W. BLAND MARTHA BOIE DAVID BLOOD MARIA BIANCONI SUSAN BERGER 1 jil- BARBAR BERCHEN IVIARIAN L. BROWN JEANETTE BENNET WAYNE BRONAUGH ROB BROWN 33 DEANNA BROXTERMAN DORENE CHESKY LYNNE CERVAN CORY L. CAMERON MARY BUXBAUM MIKE BUCHMEIER KAREN BRUNO DOUG CLAUSON CI-IRISTEL CONVERSE RICH CORNELL TOSCA LOUISE CRESTANI JEANNE CUTHBERTSON KEITH WM. CUTTS 34 THOMAS CVERKO TOM DAVIS MARY DAVISON I I ALLEN DeANGELO KURT DeBUS BOB DeFOE DENNIS DELNEGRO DIANE DETTMERING PHIL DETTMERING DOIVIINICK DHVIICHELE NICHOLAS DINUZZO STEVE DOERTER 35 SUSAN FREEMAN BRADY FRANKLIN DOROTHY JEANNE FRAIN JUDY FOSTER KATHY FLAMINI ROBERT FISKE ROBERT FINNELL CRAIG FELTHEIM KAREN ERNST WILLIAM EAOAN JIM DRAPER ELLEN DONOVAN 36 PENNY FRICK SUE GOULD JERRY GRUBER ARLETTE GUSTAFSON F MARY GAUTSCH LINDA GEREG I PHIL GRIEST SUSAN GROSCHE GENE GUIDERA MIKE GUROSH RETI-IA HALEY JULIE I-IALVERSON 37 MARTHA HAMILTON PAT HANEY JOHN HANSEN FANNIE HARDEN DARLENE HEFNER BILL HEUSMAN ff J If XQW I . Z rf 5, I f ' f 0 'w':g,::.y . Ag fy ' W, Z C A Q 4 BOB HOBSON SANDY HOLTZ STAN HOMIK lx M 1 ROBERT HUBSCH ROY JACOBSON GLENN JOHNSON 38 ri GALA JENKINS KATHY JERMACZONAK KATHY KACZIVIARSKI JOHN KING 1 Fl HENRINE JOHNSON ELLEN LOUISE JONES MARY FRANCES KALUS MIKE KINSMAN 39 KATHLEEN JENKINS AL JORGENSEN BRIAN KERN I KATHRYN KLEINHAIVIPLE KAY KLEINSCHIVIIDT PENNY KLOSS DEBBIE KOHL DAVID LATSCH ANTONETTE LELI KEVIN C. LEMON LEANN LINDBERG DAVID LINDSAY BECKY LOFLAND I JOYCE LUEDER PHIL IVIAGGINI IVIARO ALESSA 40 CLAUDIA MARTIN CRAIG MARZONI ELISABETH MAYER GORDON MCCLELLAND ROY MCCONKEY CATHY MCGONIGAL ARDEL MENKE CHUCK MEYERS GAYLE MILLER fw- g w J. DOUGLAS MOHR MICHAEL MOORMAN BONITA MORTLAND 41 Nl! PATRICIA IVIULLEN DARLENE NARDONI JOHN NOVELLI JEFF ORDVVAY JERRY WAYNE NANNEY DWAIN NASH MIKE NELSON TIM NORTH KENNETH NOWOCIN RICH OLDENBURG ED PAESEL DAVE PATRIZI 4? ,' JUDY PEKAR PAUL PETERIK JACKY PFAFF ROBERT PHAGAN JAMIE RHEIN WW VALERIE ANN PIACENTI AIVIERICO PICCHI WARREN QUARCINI VICKIE QUIGLEY STEPHEN RICE 43 PAMELA RIORDAN IVIICHAL SANYI GENE R. SASS BETTY SCHAEFTLEIN MQW iQ14q.1,...wf LINDA SCI-IMIDT CARL SCHNEIDER JACK SCHROADER JON SCI-IROADER PATRICK SEAVER DONNA SHIVELY IJIICHAL SHOEIVIAKLR JOE SIKORSKI BILL SITTIG 44 ALEECE STEWART RAY SUTORIUS ROXIESWARTZ CINDY SWINEHART RON THIELE NORNI THOEMING RUSSEL S. TAYLOR AIVIBROSE VanARSDALE 45 CLYDE SWANSON JOHN A. TADEY 1 w s, , foiif f , ' ,, if' f fjef , 2 -, ,- 'Z . 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'- FRE HME SCOTT ALEXANDER WALEED B. ALI ROMAN ANNUNZIATA ELLEN ARNDT YVONNE BARKHURST PEGGY BARNETT nf I'If,IIf-IPIJ HAVA VAI ERI BEDNAREK PATRICIA ALVAREZ PAIVI BAUERLEN MARC BARTNIK DOROTHY JEAN EBENNET BONNIE ANDREW KATHY BAILLIES GISELA BAUM DAVE BETTENHAUSEN WILLIAM BETOURNE DIANE BICKHEM DEANNA BIESBOER TARYA BIRKMAN ARTHUR BISSOONDIAL MARGARET BOETTGER PAT BROOKINS DAVID BROWNFIELD ALVINA M. BURKE SUSAN CAMPBELL CAROLYN CAPRETTI JEAN CARUFO 49 'fc TOM BILTGEN DALE BRINK PATRICIA BURNS BILL CATTO SHIRLEY CHEW MIKE CHRISTENSEN JOHN CIACCIO JUDITH CLINE I KEITH COLLIGNON ROBERTA F. CONROY EIVIERSON COOL JIIVI CORSIGLIA FRANK COSTELLO CALVIN COWLES JAMES CRAMER DAVE CYPHERS ij 'Mi , if ' iv' I .I-'ry Ab . N MX 'X X A IOIJISI IIIAICIA uw RAT DAILEY LARRY R. DENNIS STEPHEN DESMOND 50 FRED DiCICCO I I I I I I I I I DON DREESBACH I BEL ELLIS 1, I I-I I I El a I I I I li If, I II I I I CHUCK FRITZ I QW I ROBERT DILL STEPHEN DONAHUE MICHAEL DOWNEY DONALD DZURISON ,Lf VIOLET FAGAN SHARON EACRET . f M I J WAYNE FAHL SUE GAUTSCH SHIRLEY GEREG BETTY EDWARDS JERRI FRANCE MARK GERSHON BRIAN KENNEDY TOM KISTNER X PATRICIA KOESTER hi PON I ANIJAIJFR LEE KENNEY 5 M V45 2 I :V 39 'riff-, JAMES JOHN KLEMA KRISTIE LEA KRAMER ROBERT E, LEE II ANDY KERN DOLORES KNOLL CYNTHIA J. KRYGSHELD IRENE LESNIAK WAYNE KINKHAMMER MARY ALICE KNOWLES MIKE KURTS MARK LEVVANDOWSKI SHEILA GIGILIO ILENEGILMOUR BERNIE GLIIVI DONETTE GOETZ ELIZABETH GOFF GREGG GOGGIN LINDA SUE HAHN BOB HALL KAREN SUE HERKERT LAAL I f I I ,fi :', . 1 f -lv 2, fi W hi W f I ' 4 f 2 26 , ai -,v.A AV V ,T A fy, - BARBARA HARNEY CHARLES HARRISON GREG HART 53 RUTH ANN GLOWIAK GWENDOLYN GOODMAN ROSS HENDRICKS WAYNE THANK MALDOLTHIA HOOD CHUCK JANCZAK PAULA JOHNSON A Q . Ai fsx 5 'IH VHF N JONES JEANETTE HORNACK SUE HOTHAN JERRY HOUGHTON x v DARRYL JANUSEK DAVID H. JOHNSON HOWARD JOHNSON J DAVID JONES JACKIE JONES JUDY JONES PENNY JURAVIC JAMES KALENIBA DARCETTA KARSTENSEN 511 RICHARD KASZUBSKI KAREN KEHL DEBBIE LEWIS JEAN LINGER LARRY A. LOBUE NANCY LOFTON ROBERT LUNDY RANDALL LUTES VALAIVIEKHI IVIAHARATH DENISE IVIALIZIA DAVE NIANNERS ELIZABETH IVIARCENKUS X fff f ff g 75250 f ,f , A-71,1 , -I , S by f 1, ' ,f Wm -1' ', Ni A W , ' in A t BOB MARCONI JOAN IVIARK TIIVI MARSHALL JOE MARTIN 55 MARK MARZONI I DENNIS MAURAGIS KARL MATHEWS PEGGY MCADAMS MELVIN MCDOWELL HAROLD MCELROY, JR. JAN ME 'KFR 'nf ALLEN MICHAU LINDA MATTESON ROSEANN MATTIO 1 WHT ,- 1. - ' ' A ., v f -. . I-f,,:y.,f f I KERRY MCCOY DAVE MCDERMOTT MEG MCKILLIP DAVID MEYER DON MILLIGAN DOROTHY LOUISE MILLS ff' . KENT MITCHELL MICHAEL MOSIER BERNADETTE MROZEK JANICE MURRAY CHARLES NELSON DOROTHY NELSON ANN MURRAY MICHAEL NICKENS WW ? if ,uw f SANDY NORDELL STEVE NOWAK JOE O'BRIEN HOLLY ORRIS KAREN PAGORIA PAUL PALCEK KATHY PALDOVVIC WALLY PARIS 2 4 If .'35Q 'Q eva.. 'Kun Q A X W' , A 3 AL PARKER JAMES PASCARELLA MILTON RETRITSCI-I CARLA PIERANDOZZI KAREN PIERANDOZZI GREG PIERCEALL KATHY POPE JERRY PRYSTALSKI 1 GENE PURKHISER IIIIVI IIAMILK MICHELLE QUIGLE Y DIANE RADCLIFFE GARY RADTKE . Si, 1 F tx iff. . 'lv-, 'E I I Y ,fav 'f , f I4 'I f,:. '?f4 i' JIM RASMUSSEN REDNAR REAVES GARY REILLY 58 'X PEGGY ROBERSON KEN ROGERS BOBBI RUTHERFORD ELIZABETH RUTZ MALINEE SALIGUPTA KEVIN SAVAGE LEOLA SCHEARD PAUL SCHLISIVIANN SUSAN RUNNIGAN LEORIA RUSH MICHAEL SABO MAHENDRA SAHADEO BARBARA SAYRE BARBARA SAXE JOHN SCHROEDER 1 xx x RUSS SEIPLER LYNN SHANK ARICK SHOEMAKER TOM SIEDENTOP DORIS SIKMA GAIL SIMON A Xu 1 ROBERT SLOTA f-NIHONY STONY WW JOE SIMONE TOM SINGLER JOSEPH SKUBISZ BETTY SODERGREN LOUIS ST. CLAIR ANN STONE LELAND STROUSE PIRJO SUORANTA PAT SWITZER 60 X PETER TESTA CAROLYN THOMAS REGINALD TORIAN ORRIN TWINE LAURA VAN BUSKIRK MARTHA VANDER LAAN 'TAM-fr ROSALIE VOLLMER KEN WARNER HOWARD WATSON ,W I f . -'gg' gs V-,q:. 1. jf ly 62 iff f ff 1 ,f , v 945 1 ff . hw ' ,SZ A, f w 15 ayf A ff! if E f 1 uf ' ff JACKIE TOWNSEND RH EA VOLLMER PAULA WEISHAAR I 13, my Fifa? ' I ,WLMY . 2 W vfsfn, 'I M MARIA WENGREN BOB WHITE GREGORY A. WILEY 61 PATRICIA WILLIAMS WILSON WATSON COSTON YATES TERRY WOLFE AARON YARNS JOE ZARLENGO IVIARY E ZEUBERIS 62 , n Members are ffront row from lefty Stan Homuk, Steve Race, Julue Halversson, Dave Patruzu, cbacka Dave Manners, Ed Paesel, Mucha! Shoemaker, Doug Allesamdrum and Bob Phagan. 64 S d C Louis St. Clair Robert E. Lee II tll Cflt Ollft Debbie vvmre Dave Johnson Maria Biamzom gb' 65 AWS Probably the most active club on campus is the Associated Women Students organization. AWS consistently sponsors activities beneficial to both the college and the community. All women students are members. Some of the AWS activities include the Halloween dance, the fund drive for soldiers in Viet Nam, the Christmas drive for the poor ofthe area, the Christmas Chocolate, the talent show, the fashion show, and the woman ofthe year award. Annette White, Marjorie Westerhoff, Pat Haney, Julie Halverson, Valerie Piacenti, Michal Shoemaker, Caro- lyn Ranieri, Karen Bruno, Maria Bianconi. Deanna Broxterman, Linda Matteson, Jackie Jones, Audrey Wladyka, Sue Gautsch, Sue Campbell, Mary Gautsch Karen Bruno, Pat Haney, Lee Bova, lrene Lesnlak, Mary Buxbaum, Kris Kramer, Sharon Kaczmarek, Kathy Klein- hample, !Bar,k rovvl. Gisele Baum, Karen Herkert, Roseann Mattio, Maria Bianconi, Annette White, Joan Gregg, CFront rowj. Merfs Union CFrontJ Javvad Samara, Waleed Ali, Tom Biltgen. QRearJ Tom Ryan, Dave Manners, Andy Kern 67 Prairie State Players fTopJ Sam Pappalardo, Bob Pnagan, Mark Lewandowski, Jirn Cramer, John Hansen, Jerry Gruber. CFrontJ Cathy Nlcfionigal, Roseann Nlattio, Marge Westernoff, Valerie Piacenti, Audrey Wladyka. r fr wg, 99 QS? '? 68 6 2 f--1 .f.,,W I al 1 Eg 2 1 ' i Whois Who CFrontJ Oscar Trevino, Diane Dettmering, Deanna Broxterrnan, Kathy Weishaar, Maria Bianconi. CRearJ Mary Zar- anti, Julie Halverson, Shirley Patty, Marge Westerhoff, Mary McGonigal, Mike Shoemaker, Gayle Miller. These Prairie State sophomores were named to Who's Who Among Students in American Junior colleges. Selection was based on academic scholarship, extra-curricular activities and community service. Students, faculty and administration voted on their selection. Who's Who is a national organization which honors annually thosejunior college students who have excelled in their studies and activities. The names of all students selected and short biographies appear in the annual edition of Who's Who Among Students in American Junior colleges. The students also receive certificates of merit from the organization. 69 , ,W Fencing Club fRearJ Kathy Kleinhample, Sharon Kaozrnarek. Clfrontj Ambrose VanArsdaIe, Mary Buxbaurn, Sue Gautsch. Varsity Club in , .A wg, gm' 13,7 rRearJ Doug Alessandrini, Don Dzurison, Ariok Shoemaker, Coach Lee Albrecht. CFrontJ Dave Johnson, John Tad- ey, Torn Ryan, Bryan Edwards. 70 Sharps and Flats Q i i f .1 ll CRearJ Cathy McGonigal, Bob Phagan, John Hansen, Bob Abel, Mark Levvandovvski, Jim Cramer, Linda Gereg, Di- ane Dettrnering. Clfrontj Rose Vollmer, Valerie Piacenti, Roseann Mattio, Debbie White, Audrey Wladyka, Tosca Crestani. Black Student Union CRearJ Brady Franklin, David Brownfield, Melvin MC- Dowell. CRear9 Dorothy Nelson, Debbie White, Janice Murray. -.M R tlili as ? mem, Co-editors Jerry Gruber and Marge Westernoff Farlow the Sootnsayer News editor Sue Gould interviews Orrin Twine, candidate HI , WV U1 Q 2 fin ig Q' 451' Q ORT Basketball Happmess IS breakmg the school record for vlctorles havmg two of your players shatter the all txme scormg mark for one season wmnmg a blg tournament agamst your arch rlval and becommg the first team m Pra1r1e State hlstory to de feat a four year college at anythmg All of thls was accompllshed by the 69 basketball team The Gophers under the d1rect1on of Head Coach .lack Rudy and Asslstant Coach Stan Scroczynskl led State to ltS greatest season ever The Gophers flmshed the season wlth a 17 and ll mark commg one game shy of the sectlonal champlonshlp We lost the crown to Wllson the state runner up 84 to 63 Rlch Cornell and Bob Rovlaro paced the Gopher attack for the majorlty of the year Both topped Bud Mocco s slngle season pomt productlon of 454 pomts Rovlaro rang up 550 pomts averagmg 19 6 per game Cornell broke even thls total w1th 635 pomts and a 22 7 average One of the sweetest vlctorys of the season came when State recaptured the t1tle of Thornton Hohday champlons They bombed the home town Harvey boys 101 to 77 But the blggest wm by far for the Gophers was thelr at home defeat of the Loyola frosh by 89 to 85 The game went down as a real team vlctory wlth Cornell scormg 31 pomts ROVIHIO tossmg m the w1nn1ng free throw Lamont Parker hlttmg when 1t really counted Bob DaFoe steallng the ball from Loyola Wllh seconds left This forced the Ramblers to foul Wayne Bronaugh He put the game out of reach What lles ahead for the Gophersq A wr1te up IH Johnny Meyers column lf they re real lucky However a vlctory over the Boston Celtlcs appears more reallstlc Two for Rovlaro . . . . . . .- I 1 , s 1 - . . , a 5 9 1 1 - ' 'f . . . , . , . . R , . . w T . . .L -t 9 S a 9 I . , Y . . . , , , , 1 .. v' -y, Q, ' W ,H A w sf.. ' O ,ag ,.. The winning Gophers - Coach Jack Rudy, Manager Ron Landauer, Bob Kush, Joe Skybous, Larnont Parker, Harry Starnbaugh, Rich Cornell, Bob Roviaro, Bod DeFoe, Raul Petrick, Wayne Bronaugh, Rick Weaver, Mike Faulkner, Steve Jones Cmanagerj, Stan Scroczynski, Cassistant coach .D 77 Wrestling It took a few years, but it finally happened. And it happened at the expense of Wilson, the basketball thumping school from Chicago. What it was, was the first victory ever for a Prairie State wrestling team. However, the wrestling squad was far from being finished as it conquered Amundsen at home and onthe road, to turn a dismal season into a fairly successful one. Leading the grappling Gophers were Al Parker, Tony Murphy, Terry Rauen, Dave John- son. Dennis Dallas and George Cox. Lee Petterson, nicknamed The Doc. coached the team. 78 x X4 Clolf What appeared to be a building year for the Prairie State golfteam, was in actuality a productive, winning season. Walt Kusay took the honors as top golfer, appearing as the medalist for State in all of the dual matches. Walt averaged 74 strokes per round as the Gophers tied for sixth in the Northern Illinois Conference standings. Coached by Bob Rehberg, the Gophers appear to be ready to tee off on all upcoming opponents next year. Kusay, who is scheduled to return with the other three golfers, John Ciaccio, Bob Velo and Randy Meyers, form the nucleus ofa very line squad. Track Emerson Kool I i mi , .X y X .. f M 1 , X .XS -'11 X Q Q7 . ffx , M ,, J , .W I s , w Zaxf Q . . Y SQ '7 , El f 1 Q T' S 2 A 1:32, 'MV ' M W ,xt A X If Z A , li Z9-1:-s--5 ' S ' .. vw H: X y , tg ml W f -,.,. . Jw, 4 5 g wg v:,' Z 5,,,W MX 23, el 255 , ' W. Q, , wx my x ,, , X! Y V ' MISWQ Q1 A65 ff W M f MQ if 'ms' ,,...,,, , .W- ri A ww, A Baseball Despite the attempts of Craig Watson with a .450 batting average, Bob Page, .343, and Mike Nelson, .294, victory eluded the baseball team. Costly errors, a breakdown of the pitching staff, and a failure to capitalize on key situations doomed the team to a final record of 5-l 1-1. Front row, from left, Ron Landauer, Mike Nelsen, Bill Elmore, Bob Green, Craig Watson. Back row, Coacn Jack Rudy, Mike Martin, Bob Page, Bob Liebgotn, Steve Kotett, Steve Jones Crnanagerj, Stan Scroczynski tassistant coacnj 83 Tennis --q I K, !..,wfW4 'S ,S K ' xggyink 7' 1: M yi fm 5 . . Y. ' f 'l'. CTI ITIE , M, v,Av Bonfire The Bonfire, sponsored by Student Government and SAC, officially opened the new school year, and was a dedication ceremony for the North Campus. Speakers included Dr. Richard W. Hostrop and Steve Rice, president of Student Government. Fol- lowing the speakers were various singing groups and comedy skits, put on to entertain the students who braved the cold to attend. Mock Election Students held a mock election in the closing days of the 1968 presidential campaign, Nixon's victory was no surprise. George Wallace ran second, and Hubert Humphrey a weak third. rf X W uf 87 E I I f 1 r N I J J 88 I l Mixers w 1 f 1 W i Y 4 I Christmas Dance The Christmas Dance court V 'KN 90 'W Q, 'ZS No Exit ' 1544, , 13:5 ,X ,W W. Q.. . :LA QW 4 4 we Tom Roberts, Debbie Sweeny, and Alice Eysenbach One of the two dramatic productions put on by Prairie State this year was No Exit, a one act drama. Set in the confines of a room in Hell, the play centers around the reactions ofthree doomed people. Directed by Richard Peterson, and student directed by Don- na Shively, the emotions ran high. This taut drama starred three fine actors f Tom Roberts, as a pacifist newspaper- mang Debora Sweeny, as a socialite, and Alice Eysenbach, as a lesbian. Mike Downey portrayed the bellboy, who es- corted the doomed souls to their room, with no exit, Everyone in attendance left with the question in mind, What is Hell Really Like? 7 Progressive Dinner ln this group, with a visitor from the Middle East, are Carolyn Ranieri, Vickie Quigley and Pat Haney. KHP' 3 , , . . We , Q W , 54 W 5, -A :P Q X 1 , 5 1-.,, ,U-,-.M ,ffsfi . -. f.ff.f,., f..- J, i we f-frffwmf ff f 2 gf f 155 I? X 0 iw. 5 4 X if if f W-Mfr f W7 V V M s f f, I jf it 1 .Q f 'Q f ' 3'4- t,.,?' Q A '1' x','5'rJ' :grew K gif mv, Talent Show Prairie State-:'s student lounge on the temporary North Campus was the scene of a series of student mixers and spe- cial events. Among them was the All-PS talent show in March, which brought both country and western and soul singers to substantial numbers of students. Fashion Show Maria Bianconi, partly concealed by her gift of American roses, was chosen AWS Woman of the Year, in addition to serving as president of AWS throughout the year. Her election was announced at the annual AWS fashion show, held during Easter vacation at the Millionaires Club. i I I III I I I I I I II I I r I I I I I, I I I I II I l 1- I i l l Spring Formal , The annual Spring Formal, held this year at Dorchester Inn, f' proved to be the outstanding social event of the school year. Here student government president Steve Rice, with Mrs. Rice, talk seriously with Dr. R. W. Hostrop, president of , Prairie State, and Mrs. Hostrop. King, ueen and Court 2 s 'S g f 'fa sd -.S ' n ,sg ,.,4r ' ,,....l fi XJ! ASW +ve 1 ,J 5 EW 5 wg ' 772 ,1Z 'A ff' ' ' ky. Q 5 J ad . ' Q gf ' A A , Post Prom at Indiana Dunes Park 12 M 9 J, i 5 f fly? 'B In so, 1 459 hW...9yA.M Damn Yankees Four months of rigorous rehearsals led to the success of Damn Yankees. Prairie State's first musical was directed by Richard Peterson. The plot is based on a Washington Senators fan, played by Bob Abel, who sells his soul tothe devil. By doing so he be- comes hard-hitting Joe Hardy, portrayed by Mark Lewan- dowski, and brings the Senators to victory over the Yankees. K 4114 Other leading cast members include Paul Frederick as Mr. Applegate, the devil, and Valerie Piacenti as Lola, who tempts Joe to forget his wife, Meg, played by Roseann Mat- tio. Mike Moorman, manager ofthe team, and Audrey Wladyka as Gloria Thorpe, who stirs controversy over Joe's unusual abilities, round out the cast. These principals are supported by other actors, singers, dan- cers, and the chorus. Behind the scenes were the stage man- ager, Randy Bunger, and the student director, Cathy McGonigal. 10 .41 'ii I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I. I I I I II 3I II I II I I l I I I I I 4 I XI I II I I I I I I I I I I I IO? I , Graduation N' f 5,,f ,14 1 9 f X ' . . I . M ,, av-vw A W A X V 535141: .Li ,Zh 13,592-. ,,, ,L 'F I ,- ,gu v ' W' . ww X4 Q' wwf- f f' V- ,. f '51-1 A ' 4 b ,.,. A 5 35 - , ,. I 1 x ,, A 17 cg gimp V. va x ' -ff 'W- W3 X g ive. ,V ig: X V 1 -igiw. ,s 2, 'lf?w,i,f f' ., m,,,, , ,hkr ir VV ' ' N. , , - 5'3 -A fixgqvy K . ' 'I lv - f 1 -if, . KN I xv 7 ' 45, me-6 . Qi u 1 59 'A if, I I 196 -69 in Retrospect This was a schizophrenic year of transition. We started classes a week late, with split shifts, in the old Bloom college building. The new, temporary buildings on the muddy North campus were not ready until October. Classes com- peted with carpenters, tile workers, electricians and air con- ditioning men. Somehow, Prairie State did not gain a full identity of its own. Activities drew few participants. Events had sparse attendance. The cross-country team gave up in mid-season. The baseball squad numbered I2 men. 0nly one runner turned out for spring track. The Prairie Statement pub- lished erratically, with little news, but with a sparkling new format that augered a better day. One bright spot was the basketball team, which enjoyed a winning season, even though rooters from visiting junior col- leges often outnumbered our own supporters. The tennis team went to the national finals. The big social events - the Christmas dance, Damn Yan- kees and the Spring formal - were successful. But the most progress was demonstrated in education itself. Prairie State broadened its curriculum, and sent its roots out into the community, with a well-supported evening curricu- lum. Despite a prolonged dispute over salaries, the faculty gained stature, and laid the groundwork for productive years ahead. li - 2 XNXN lliii J- ' I I ll I I I I I I it I I I I I II I I I II lx, il II I I I I il -I I I I I I l I lg Looking Ahead Somehow, 1970-71 will see Prairie State rising as a phoe- nix. Under the leadership of President Richard W. Hostrop, the college is beginning to fulfill its role as an institution for the entire community. Although four out of five students fol- low college bound studies, an increasing number are prepar- ing for careers in vocationally-oriented curriculum, Prairie State will increase in importance as the new Gover- nors State University in Park Forest South prepares to open its doors in September, 1973 e possibly earlier, Construction of Prairie State's new permanent campus e delayed by Governor Richard B. Ogilvie's order - will give the college an identity of its own: a community institution dedicated to preparing its graduates for living productive whole lives. POST SCRIPT STAFF Edltor Nllehal Shoemaker Assoelate Edltors john C Hansen Robert Dlll jerrw C ruher NI.1rg.,e Westerhoff Nldrtha Hamllton Photographers jeHP.1r1s I .zrsen s Studio Book Deslgn james S 'Vllnnlek I red f .ldv Adviser Hal Burnett 'A . I, Q , 1 1 1 1- n m john C. Ilansen L '- . ' I ' I I I I I I I I 4, . I . 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