Rend Lake College - Tarn Yearbook (Ina, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1978 volume:

REND LAKE COLLEGE IN A, ILLINOIS 19 9 67, TARJV J 978 SENDLflKE TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION 3 STUDENT LIFE 8 STUDENTS 22 FACULTY 62 ORGANIZATIONS 106 SPORTS SPECIAL EVENTS ADVERTISING . . . INDEX CONCLUSION . . . 121 140 167 174 180 3 STUDENT LIFE 10 11 12 15 16 17 18 19 20 Lea Ann Ballard Richard Barber Wendy Barnfield Diane Barrowman Cosmetology Ag. Mechanics General Studie s Cosmetology 24 Bobbi Bennett Robin Bennett Sharon Bergbower Kimberly Blades Cosmetology Social Science Sociology Associate Arts David Boldt Pre-engineering Roger Bowers Mining Tom Brown Accounting Jim By bee General Studies 26 Paul Davis General Studies James Dodson Physical Ed. John Dolan Accounting Rhonda Eubanks Legal Secretary Elana Fustin Steven Ginn Legal Secretary Mining Angelica Gonzalez Rose Gostowski Cynthia Grace Rodney Grewe Social Worker L.P.N. Education Accounting Jeffrey Hale Randall Hargett Julie Hart Sharon Heil Accounting Accounting Music Education Journalism 28 Linda Hester Janice Hicks Jill Hirons Elva Hungate General Studies Cosmetology Accounting Education 29 30 Kendall Lewis General Studies Carolyn Marlow General Studies Rita Mills Social Welfare Debbie Link Cosmetology Teresa McClellan Elementary Ed. Donna Mitchell Accounting Anita Long Secretarial Science Pamela McKinzie Elementary Ed. Randy Mitchell Architecture Jan Maloney Accounting Christina Moore Physical Therapy Hugh Moore Architectural Tech. Martha Nance Dental Hygienist Karen Neal Executive Secretary Phyllis Neal Nursing Jeannette Patrick Arch. Tech. David Payne Ag. Business Charles Pendell Physical Ed. Robert Polbinski Arch. Tech. Deborah Rapp General Studies Pam Redpath Biology Jeffrey Rister Special Ed. Diana Sampson Biology Terrie Samuels Political Science Dennis Sandusky Mining Eng. Nyla Sapp Legal Secretary Cindy Scott Legal Secretary Roger Seidel Debra Siuda Joyce Smith Patricia Smith Pre-engineering Accounting Social Work General Studies Sheri Snider RuthSonsini RexSoulsby Karen South Elementary Ed. Education Arch. Tech. Special Ed. 34 36 37 Kandace Allen Karen Atchison Mark Atkins Janice Bailey Elementary Ed. General Studies General Studies Secretarial Science 38 Priscilla Biggerstaff Physical Ed. Rosetta Biggerstaff Secretary Science Bobbie Bollinger LP.N. Johnny Braddock Ag. Production Barbara Brand Dean Brands Louis Brown Ramona Bruns Nursing Engineering Science General Studies Lynn Buckner Lucinda Cala Debra Camp Kevin Carnahan Nursing Practical Nursing Secretarial Science Accounting 40 Robert Craig Ag. Production Mary Crane Practical Nursing Brenda Crocker General Studies Debra Curry Special Ed. Hazel Darnell Practical Nursing Brenda Darnell Elementary Ed. Deborah Davies Stacy Deichman L.P.N. L.P.N. Irma Dennis Accounting Billy Dennison Accounting Jayma Dial Art Education -1 Kevin Dickey Ag. Production Mary Dillon LP.N. Linda Donley LP.N. Tammy Dorris Cosmetology Urn Anne Drennan Fashion Merchandise Karen Eader Executive Sec. David Edwards General Studies Donna Edwards Accounting Rodney Elko Bus. Management Jana Estes Ag. Business Cheryle Evans Secretarial Lanna Fatheree General Studies Mary Greenwell BrendaGrewe KimGrubb Betty Hackstadt Nursing Secretarial Science Accounting Nursing James Hall General Studies Susan Hanks LP.N. Cindy Hart Pre-med. Starlett Herrmany L.P.N. Karin Hicks Vicki Hicks Gerald Hill Karen Hill L P.N. Bus. Management Architecture Legal Secretary 46 Teresa Hill Secretarial Science Donna Hillyard Business Diane Hollenkamp LP.N. Frances Hollenkamp Nursing Jill Hyten Elementary Ed. Charles Ingram General Studies Bobby Johnson Pre-engineering Lorrie Johnston Nursing Danny Kabat Mining Tech. Mary Kaczmarek General Studies Deborah Kays L.P.N. Peggy Kearney L.P.N. 49 Jennie Lipps General Studies Robert Loeh Elementary Ed. Jerri Loker General Studies Nancy Loman Nursing Addie Long Penny Lovin Mary Lowery Jeff Majewski General Studies Business Legal Secretary Mining Tech. Linda Manhart Andrea Martin Jewel Maynard David McCann Nursing General Studies L.P.N. Business 50 Dale McClerren Mark McCormick Marc McCoy Lynne McDaniel Pre-pharmacy General Studies Pre-engineering Arch. Tech. Pamela Merchel Mark Michalic Nancy Mitchell Sandra Mooney General Studies Legal Secretary 52 Doug Moore Jody Moore Machelle Morgan Michael Morgan Mining Tech. Medicine Special Ed. Physical Ed. Alan Morris Ellen Morris Richard Morris Janice Nowakowski Ag. Production General Studies General Studies L.P.N. 1 David Owens Gerry Owens Business Business Vera Pickard Pam Pijut General Studies Accounting Wendell Presley Cheryle Pyle Ag. Production L.P.N. Donna Page Vearna Pfister Physical Ed. L.P.N. Deborah Piotrowski Diane Presley Practical Nursing General Studies Margie Rakers Mary Rakers Nursing L.P.N. 54 Loren Sanders Mining Lynette Selby Secretarial Science Sandra Smith Nursing Kay Snider General Studies Michael Spotanski Accounting and Bus. Linda Stein General Studies Kenneth Waier Roger Webb Angie Wells Jan Whittington Agriculture Ag. Production General Studies General Studies 58 David Wingo Clarence Witges Larry Witges Karen Woodf in Ag. Production Ag. Business Auto. Mechanics Music Crystal Woods Diann Woodside Cindi Yauch Michelle Young Interior Design General Studies Nursing Accounting Monica Young Sally Youngblood Angela Zachman Physics and Art Social Welfare General Studies I 60 61 65 66 Dean of Student Services Robert 67 Dean of Community Services Mark Kern and B. J. Witunski Business Manager and Treasurer Lois Miller, Secretary to Dean of Comm. Services Janette Aaron, Bookkeeper Marcia Dill, Purchasing Secretary Rosemary Games, Assistant to the Business Manager 69 70 f 71 Audio- Visual Dept. providing the audio-visual needs of RLC Dave Patton, Director Veterans ' Affairs assisting in veteran services and needs Cecil Holland Director 72 Betty Ann Ward Counselors Barbara Tomek Assisting each student to achieve a productive educational experience at Rend Lake College t 1 74 i 75 76 Fine Arts and Comm unica tions exchanging ideas and thoughts from yesterday and today Larry Phifer Department Chairman Jan Belva Faculty Secretary 80 Communications Dr. Evelyn Claxton Georgine Monken 82 JL 83 Business Math and Social Sciences Myron G. Foley Department Chairman Twyla Loucks, Faculty Secretary 84 Accounting Instructors William Younghusband and Larry Sidwell 89 Science Healthy Physical Education, and Cosmetology Edward Kownacki, Department Chairman Betty Herbert Secretary Physical Education 95 Agriculture Automotive 97 Auto Instructors Maurice Kirsch Francis Lentz Robert Franklin Daniel McCowen Mining Department Dale Mason, Department Chairman Sharon Parkhill, Secretary TOO 102 107 Business Club The Business Club provides opportunities for R.L.C. students to gain experience in participating in group endeavors, develop leadership positions and skills, and learn what is actually happening in the businesses of the school district through first hand contact with members of the business community. It has been an extremely active club this year in raising funds through bake and candy sales. They sponsored the Uncle Briggs Film (Festival), a club trip, and a club banquet. Officers are from left to right; Rod Grewe — Vice President, Debbie Siuda — Secretary, John Dolan — President, Jan Maloney — Treasurer, Sponsors are William Younghusband, Janet Miller, Larry Sidwell. 108 Academic Council The Academic Council is a faculty organization which functions as the representative body of the academic personnel to the president of the college and through that individual to the Board of Trustees. All members of the Council have voting privileges and its members include administrators, faculty, and students. It has been one of the most active organizations on the Rend Lake College campus this past year. Secretarial Students ISMEA The Illinois Student Music Educators Association Club has been active this year. They have had a bake sale, sponsored three performing groups from Southern Illinois University Edwardsville. They are planning a trip to Six Flags this spring. Officers for the ISMEA are: Cyndie Cox, Secretary; Susan Derry, Vice President; Larry Phifer, Sponsor; Julie Hart, President; (not present) Gerry Owen, Treasurer. Hey, Brian! You ' re not supposed to eat the merchandise!! Designers ' Second Edition The Designers ' Second Edition ' s purpose is to promote the technical and professional aspects of interior design. They have been busy this year organizing the carnival and the Home Interior Exhibition, which turned out very successfully. Also they had a car wash to raise money. Gail Stevenson, Treasurer; Darleen Burke, Vice President; Ginger Hood, President; Judy Smith, Secretary; Janet Aired, Advisor. Student Senate The Student Senate has provided the student Student Senate officers are: Chris Benneti, Treasurer; Beckie Kimmel, President; Jim Bybee, Vice President; (not present) Carol Kabat, Secretary. 113 Phi Theta Kappa Phi Theta Kappa is an honor society for American Junior Colleges. In order to be invited to join you must achieve above a 3.5 grade point average. The PTK installed 56 new members this last March. Miss Barbara Tomek is the advisor. Officers of Phi Theta Kappa are: Jan Maloney, Secretary Treasurer; Julie Hart, Vice President; Elizabeth Beaty, President. 1 14 TARN STAFF Jill Hyten Shirley Clark Followell Co-Editors Gina Carter Cathy Basso .... Individuals Shirley Clark Followell Nancy Champlin Organization Teresa McClellan Bob Loeh Sports Shirley Clark Followell Special Events Penny Biggerstaff Advertisements Owen Jarand Index Shirley Clark Followell Jill Hyten . . . .Conclusion Richard Barber Jeff Cook Photographers STAFF WORKERS Debbie Curry Marc McCoy Julie Hart Pat Smith Carol Whitsell Gerry Owens Jannette Patrick The ' 78 Tarn Staff has completed another busy year. In addition to finding the best pictures, we tried to capture some memories to be remembered as our college days. Circle K Circle K is an or ganization branch of the Kiwanis Club. It ' s a community service organization. Some of their activities this year were collecting for the Heart fund, selling candy, working on Kiwanis Peanut and Pancake Day. They also had a basketball throw at the carnival here on campus. Circle K officers were: Mike McClure, Advisor; Randy Bean, Lieutenant Governor; Tom Brown, Secretary-Treasurer. Pressing Times The Pressing Times is the Rend Lake College newspaper. The Pressing Times informs the students and faculty of the latest news on campus. Pressing Times Staff Editor Theresa Piper News Editor Don Crider Sports Editor Chuck Doty Feature Editor Sharon Heil Business Manager Rita Mills Art Director Douglas Gum Circulation Manager Teresa Knox Reporters . . . Gayla Orr, Melissa Outland, Pam McMahan, and Mark Moschino Student Senate Reporter Jeanette Patrick Photographers Douglas Gum, Don Crider, and Dale Taylor Advisor Scott Mones 1 17 BASIC Brothers and Sisters in Christ is a nondenominational Christian organization sponsored by the Southern Baptist Convention. Some of the activities of BASIC were Bible studies, bake sales, and attending a BSD Mission Conference in Louisville, Kentucky. They are supporting two summer missionaries: Kara Beth Neal and Gayle Bruns. SEA The Student Education Association started the year off with their Semi Annual Book Sale. Other activities included attending SIEA Conference in DeKalb, presenting a red apple to each teacher, participating in the carnival, and going to the Golden Rod Showboat in St. Louis. Officers are: Barbara Whisenhunt, Treasurer; Debbie Curry, Secretary; Shirley Clark, President; Jeff Hale, Vice President. Baseball The 1977 spring baseball Warriors finished in the winners column with a record of 25- 1 4. The team exhibited precision teamwork in accomplishing this feat. Individual Warriors established several records: Most runs scored — 53, Dennis Cox; Most triples — 5, Kevin Hutson; Most home runs — 4, Kelly Mumbower; Most stolen bases — 37, Dennis Cox; Most strikeouts — 36, John Klein. The fall 1 977 baseball team had a record of 11-11. Coach Mike McClure 122 Kevin Skaggs WL UrrUINLrN 1 r 11 [- V 1 HLY 6 Florida J.C. 1 1 3 Greenville 10 6 Flager 3 12 Flager 6 3 Brunswick, Ga. 0 14 OIney 1 8 OIney 0 3 Southeastern 7 3 Southeastern 1 14 Logan 3 9 Logan 10 7 Kaskaskia 8 7 Kaskaskia 6 6 Shawnee 1 10 Lincoln Trail 0 1 1 Lincoln Trail 0 14 OIney 5 12 OIney 2 4 Wabash 14 3 Wabash 5 9 Logan 1 4 Logan 1 1 Paducah 1 1 11 Paducah 2 8 Shawnee 0 6 Wabash Valley 1 0 Southeastern 2 3 Kaskaskia 0 1 Southeastern 4 I Team members are: Front row. left to right: Kevin Hutson, Kevin Higgins, Doug Caldwell, Dennis Cox, Lee Huther, Tom Brown, Kevin Skaggs Second row- Bob Smith, Tom Masterson, Phil Thompson, Kent Strothman, Jeff Campbell, Randall Shively, Ritchie Clift, Mike O ' Rear. Back row: Coach Mike McClure Curtis Whistle, John Kline, Wayne Middleton, Dave Boldt, Tom Reese, Don Mundy, Kirk Fuller. 125 Ritchie Clift Dennis Cox 127 Volleyball For the first time at RLC girls sports came into being. The girls seemed to be very energetic and showed a lot of enthusiasm. The record for the season was 2- 1 0. Michelle Young received Most Valuable Player award, Stephanie Winemiller was named Honorary Captain, and Jill Hirons, Best sportsmanship. John Kretz 128 Basketball The basketball Warriors started out a winning streak of 4 in a row. At the Lewis and Clark basketball tourney the Warriors brought home a first place trophy and with Chris Bennetti and Gary Hutchcraft being selected as All Tournament team players. Their second trip was to Chicago where they won 1 and lost two. At the end of the season their annual awards banquet was held. Receiving awards were: Gary Hutchcraft — Most Valuable Player; Kevin Rose — Sportsmanship and Honorary Captain; Chris Benetti with Freethrow High Percentage and Most Consecutive Freethrows. 130 Girls sports continued to grow at RLC during the year and included in this growth was the basketball team. After a very competitive season Pam McKinzie received the Most Valuable Player award, Carol Whipple was chosen Honorary Captain, and Dona Page received the Best Sportsmanship award. Brenda Sink 132 133 Cheerleaders Each fall six talented girls are chosen to be Rend Lake College cheerleaders. They are judged by the coaching staff, faculty members, two Student Senate members, and a basketball player. The requirements for each girl are being able to do a cartwheel, round off, front walkover, splits, 2 different jumps, a group cheer and individual cheer. Lisa VanHorn is the RLC cheerleading sponsor. She is 1 976 RLC graduate as well as a former cheerleader. Lisa Van Horn Left to right: Terrie Samuels, Judy Smith, Sally Stotlar, Teresa McClellan, Ellen Morris. Back row: Lisa Van Horn. 134 Golf 137 i?.L.C Coaching Staff Left to right: John Kretz, Mike McClure, Brenda Sink, Jim Waugh. John Kretz is a former RLC basketball star. He received his degree from SlU and this year has served as Assistant basketball coach, girls volleyball and Softball coach. Mike McClure is completing his seventh year as baseball coach at RLC. He is a graduate of Mt. Vernon High School and SlU. Mike McClure is a winning coach mth a record of 180-99 giving a .661 winning percentage. Mrs. Brenda Sink joined the RLC coaching staff during the 1 977 season as the women ' s basketball coach. Brenda is a graduate of RLC and is presently finishing her studies for a degree in Physical Education from Southern Illinois University. She is a native of Benton and is a welcome addition to the RLC coaching staff. Jim Waugh is the RLC Athletic Director and a graduate of Indiana State University. He has been the RLC basketball coach for the past eleven years with his teams adding many trophies to the RLC collection. Jim Waugh also coaches the golf team which is in its second year of competition. With these talents and accomplishments RLC is endowed with a superior coaching staff. 139 1 1 « Mi i • ) Y, WE REMOVED Tl BLOCKTOACOLLEII (e«c«ftt ti ■P.le Ar Mow 9 ? , V,  ►( X HOL ARSHIP OPPORTUMTES FLYI ijTITALLTOGETHEFHIVlFC BIGGEST SPECIAL EVENTS Blackouts Courtney and Leslie Cox Blackouts Scholarships Presented annually to two Rend Lake College freshmen who will be returning to Rend Lake College as sophomores. The awards are based on service given to the college through participation and leadership in campus activities. Two area residents are recognized at the performance for their outstanding contribution to the growth of Rend Lake College. Last fall, Dr. Howard Rawlinson and Mrs. Lois Mackey were honored. Slander Sisters Melissa Outland Mitch Fulford and Joann Drayton 143 . . . .Jody Moore . Kara Beth Neal , , .Mark Atkins . Brian Summers . Mike Tepovich , . Pat Patterson Godspell A Musical Based on the Gospel According to St, Matthew CAST Mike Jesus Christ Mike Avery Alan John the Baptist Judas Iscariot Alan Wilson Teresa Teresa Davis Julie Julie Hart Jan Jan Hutson Sarah Sarah Jones Brent Brent Lappin Beki Beki Mattingly Jim Jim Saunders Mike Mike Shreves Halloween Carnival The Interior Design Club, Designers ' Second Edition brought fun and activity to the Rend Lake campus with their Halloween Carnival. All active clubs were invited to participate with a small entrance fee. Proceeds were retained by each organization for future activities. Combined efforts by Circle K, S.E.A., Lettermen ' s Club, Nursing, and Designers ' Second Edition made the event a success. Mrs. Aired sponsor of the design club said, There was a positive reaction by students, faculty, and administration to merit the carnival as an annual campus activity. Rob Franklin takes a pause for the cause. Doug Leeck reminds students where popcorn comes from. One More Time!! 148 Gwendolyn Brooks Visits Gwendolyn Brooks, poet laureate of the state of Illinois, visited Rend Lake College on April 21, 1977. She held a workshop for Rend Lake College students. She recited her poetry to an enthusiastic group of high school and college students, who packed the Rend Lake College Auditorium. She was appreciated by all. G WENDOL YN BROOKS I went early to sit in front so I could really see her. She came in (walking as if her feet hurt) head turbaned, eyes mild behind thick glasses. She looked like a middle-aged housewife (like my black counterpart I thought, surprised). Had I expected a nimbus of sacred fire around her head? She looked, in fact, like Maud Martha. With quiet humor, she talked of her life; She talked, as I would, of childhood of love in early drab apartments of birthing babies of growing children and, as we listened, she talked of poetry. She read her poems and I was shaken for, when she read my favorite, We Real Cool, she did not read it, as I had done, with a jazzed-up, white-synthetic, jive-beat, but, oh so slow and soft, like a funeral song. Evelyn Claxton 151 K K Auten Benton, III. Dahlgren, III. Jim Bybee Universal, Ind. Jan Maloney Dahlgren, III. 153 A Touch of Spring A Touch of Spring was a designers dream come true as a home interior exhibition sponsored by the Designers ' Second Edition. The Designers ' Second Edition is a student organization whose purpose is to promote quality interior design. The club members maintained full responsibility for all aspects of this show which entailed obtaining the facilities, selling exhibit spaces, advertising, and keeping order in the exhibit hall. The club also operated a booth in the exhibit which provided free interior design recommendations for the public. This was a major accomplishment for a student group and demonstrates that the Designers of Rend Lake College are not ones to just talk of their talents but they put these talents to work for the public. Speakers One of the high points of Mrs. Hall ' s Social Problems class was the presentation made by three inmates of the State Correctional Institution. They openly discussed with the students the reasons for their being institutionalized, their experiences in the institution, and the possibilities for their release. It was quite a unique and enlightening experience for the Rend Lake College students. Mr. Steve Browning from the Bank of Illinois spoke to Mr. Terry Clark ' s agriculture students on Agriculture and Financing. LEFT: Mr, Gary Tucker, Instructor at R.L.C., conducfed a seminar on the use of drugs. The seminar was sponsored by Mrs. Judy Skelton, the school nurse. Gary Tucker obtained his first hand expertise while serving as a police officer for the City of St. Louis. The seminar included discussion of the identification of drugs, users, and dealers. The seminar was well attended by R.L.C. students and faculty. BOTTOM: Scott and Susan Hall spoke to Mr. Dewitt ' s child physchology class on the various aspects of the Lamaze method of childbirth. They brought to the class first hand experience as they used this system for the birth of their son, Brian. Other classes joined in their interesting presentation and question period. Jazz Band and Added Attractions The jazz band has completed another successful year. They have performed several concerts. Their itinerary for this year Included: Oct. 27, 77 — Concert in the Student Center Dec. 1 5, 77 — Jazz band concert in the theater March 1 6 and 1 7, 78 — Jazz band tour: Sesser, Benton, Thompsonville, Wayne City, McLeansboro, Enfield March 1 6, 78 — appeared at Music In Our Schools Concert (Mt. Vernon) April 22, 78 — Jazz Band Concert in the theater May 14, 78 — appearance at commencement Also featuring Slander Sisters and Vocal Minority Director: Courtney Cox Jazz Band 158 Awards Gary Hutchcraft, a 6 ' 4 sophomore Rend Lake College basketball star, received a trophy for being selected to the All Conference First Team. Some of his other achievements were being selected to the Illinois All Star South Team, leading Rend Lake scorer during 1 977-78 season with a 1 8.2 per game point average, and was voted the most valuable player of 1 977-78 Rend Lake College team. David Pyne received an agriculture scholarship from Southern Illinois University Carbondale. He received the scholarship for having earned the highest grade point average. Dr. William E. Hudson presented this to David Pyne on the Rend Lake Campus. 160 Cheerleader Contest A cheerleader contest for elementary school cheerleaders was held at Rend Lake College on Feb. 18, 1978. This was directed by Mr. Wayne Arnold, an instructor at Rend Lake College. He was assisted by Lisa Van Horn, a former Rend Lake College cheerleader and present employee of Rend Lake College. Present Rend Lake College cheerleaders and physical education students also played host to the participating schools. Thirty-three elementary schools participated in the contest. Phi Theta Kappa Initiation The Phi Theta Kappa initiated 56 new members on March 21, 78. The ceremony was conducted in the North Oasis. Dr. Richard Doherty, an instructor here at Rend Lake College, spoke on Strokes and Heroes. The initiation was very successful. 164 165 HIT. VERn004Lri XO. PHONE 242-Ol iU.EM MAO MT.VERMN.ILL. FARMERS STATE BANK OF DAHLGREN MODERN COUNTRY BANK MEMBER FDIC 736-2206 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS LUMBER COMPANY THE HOUSE OF HOMES Enfield, Illinois 963-2393 Brook ' s Manufacturing Connpany 102 Main Street Enfield, III. 963-2311 168 THE BANK OF ILLINOIS In Mt. Vernon Broadway at Eleventh St. Mt. 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McLeansboro Gholson Funeral Home Dairy Queen — McLeansboro The Jewel Chest McLeansboro Lumber Hardware Ruth ' s Fabric Shop McLeansboro Ben Franklin York Pharmacy Teffertillers ' s McLeansboro Times Leader ■ 175 A Abernathy, Tammy 24 Aaron, Janette 69 Allen, Kandace 38 Aired, Janet 79, 1 1 1 American Food Service 76 Ansorge, lmogene86 Arnold, Wayne 94 Atchison, Karen 38 Atkins, Glenda 76 Atkins, Mark 38 Austin, Donna 24 Auten, Karen 24, 128, 132, 152 Auripas, Ed 180 B Bailey, Janice 38 Baker, Mark 24 Ballard, Lea 24 Barber, Richard 24, 1 15 Barnfield, Wendy 24, 128 Barrowman, Diane 24 Basso, Cathy 25, 115 Bean, Randy 25, 116 Beaty, Elizabeth 25, 114 Bell, Jerry 38 Belva, Jan 78 Bender, Charles 102 Benetti, Chris 25, 1 12, 152 Bennett, Bobbi 25 Bennett, Robin 25 Bergbower, Sharon 25 Bevis, Elliott 74 Bevis, Patrick 38 Bigando, Sharon 38 Biggerstaff, Jean 38 Biggerstaff, Priscilla 1 15, 132 Biggerstaff, Rosetta 39 Blades, Kimberly 25 Boldt, David 25, 122, 153 Bollinger, Bobbie 39 Bock, Imogene 75 Bowers, Roger 25 Braddock, Johnny 39 Brand, Barbara 39 Brandon, Max 88 Brands, Dean 39 Brooks, Gwendolyn 150, 151 Brown, Louis 39 Brown, Tom 25, 1 1 6, 1 22, 1 24, 1 52 Bruno, Fredric 99 Bruns, Ramona 39 Buckner, Lynn 39 Burke, Darleen 1 1 1 Burke, Thomas 71 Bybee, Jim 25, 112, 130, 153 C Cain, Vincent 88 Cala, Lucinda 39 Caldwell, Doug 26, 122, 124 Camp, Debra 39 Capps, David 26 Carlson, Ed 26 Carnahan, Kevin 39 Carnes, Rosemary 69 Carter, Gian 40, 115 Cash, Floyd 40 Gates, Lou 40 Cessna, Mary 40 Champ, Mindy 26 Champlin, Nancy 40, 1 1 5 Chullen, Cinda 40 Church, Cindy 40 Clark, Bonnie 40 Clark, Paulma 26 Clark, Shirley 26, 1 15, 1 19 Clark, Terry 97, 156 Claxton, Evelyn 81 Clemens, Rebecca 41 Clift, Ritchie 126 Cockrum, Judi 41 Colle, Joni 26 Collier, Paulette41 Conner, Mary 41 Cook, Jeff 41, 115 Cox, Courtney 80, 1 42, 1 58 Cox, Cyndie 110 Cox, Dennis 122, 124 Craig, Robert 41 Crane, Mary 41 Crocker, Brenda41, 128 Cuberly, Judy 26 Curry, Debra 41, 115, 119 D Dare, James 102 Darnell, Brenda 42 Darnell, Hazel 42 Davies, Deborah 42 Davis, Paul 27 Deichman, Stacy 42 DeLoria, Judith 42 Dempsey, Ellice 42 Dennis, Irma 43 Dennison, Billy 43 Derry, Susan 43, 110 DeWitt, Judson89, 157 Dial, Jayma 43 Dickey, Kevin 43 Dill, Marcia 69 DiN, William 103 Dillon, Mary 43 Dodson, James 27 Doherty, Richard 88, 162 Dolan, John 27, 108 Donckers, Susan 92 Donley, Linda 43 Dorris, Tammy 43 Doty, Chuck 1 17, 130 Drayton, Keith 80 Drennan, Anne 43 Dressel, Floyd 83 Dulany, Paula 75 E 176 Eader, Karen 43 Edwards, David 43 Edwards, Donna 43 Elko, Rodney 44 Ellingsworth, David 103 Estes, Eugene 91 Estes, Jana 44 Eubanks, Mary 74 Eubanks, Rhonda 27 Evans, Cheryle 44 F Fatheree, Lanna 44 Feathers, Kenny 181 Ference, Sandra 44 Ference, Vicki 44 Fitzgerrell, Pam44 Flota, Sandra 27 Foley, Cheryl 82 Foley, Myron 84 Forby, Eric 130 Foster, Charles 105 Fowler, Joy 44 Franklin, Robert 98, 148 Freidinger, Ruth 44 Frick, Charia 27 Frymire, Ellen 44 Furlong, Royla 45 Fustin, Elana 27 G Gallo, Dennis 45 Galloway, William 45 Garner, Jayne 45 Garret, Dick 122 Giacomo, Joni 45 Ginn, Steven 27 Goforth, Phyllis 75 Coin, Gela 86 Gonzalez, Angelica 28 Goodman, Laura 45 Gostowski, Rose 28 Grace, Cynthia 28 Graddy, Pam 45 Graham, Robert 67 Greenwell, Mary 46 Grewe, Brenda 46, 109 Grewe, Rodney 28, 108 Grubb, Kim 46 Gum, Douglas 1 1 7 H Haberaecker, H. J. 64 Hackstadt, Betty 46 Hale, Jeffrey 28, 119 Hall, Eleanor 87, 156 Hall, James 46 Hanks, Susan 46 Hargett, Randall 28 Hart, Cindy 46 Hart, Julie 28, 110, 114 Hawkins, Reu ben 99 Heaton, Richard 91 Heil, Sharon 28, 117, 153 Heischmidt, Edward 89 Herbert, Betty 90 Herrmany, Starlett 46 Hester, Linda 29 Hicks, Janice 29 Hicks, Karin 46 Hicks, Vicki 46 Hill, Eddie 46 Hill, Karen 46 Hill, Teresa 47 Hillyard, Donna 47, 109 Hirons, Jill29, 128 Holland, Cecil 72 Hollenkamp, Diane 47 Hollenkamp, Frances 47 Hood, Ginger 1 1 1 Hudson, William 96 Hungate, Elva 29 Hutchcraft, Gary 47, 130, 160 Huther, Lee 47, 124 Hutson, Kevin 122, 124 Hyten, Jill47, 115 I-J-K Ingram, Charles 47 Jamerson, Larna 29 Jarand, Owen 29, 115 Jelley, Thalia 29, 128 Johnson, Bobby 48 Johnson, Julia 29 Johnston, Lorrie 48 Jones, Tim 29 Joplin, Mike 104 Kabat, Carol 30, 113 Kabat, Danny 48 Kaczmarek, Mary 48 Karcher, Gilbert 30 Karcher, Larry 130 Karcher, Raymond 30 Karnes, Terri 71 Kash, Jeffrey 30 Kays, Deborah 48 Kearney, Peggy 48 Kern, Mark 68 Kimmel, Ardell 70 Kimmel, Beckie30, 112 Kirchhoefer, Denise 49 Kirkpatrick, Kathy 49 Kirsch, Maurice 98 Kite, Helen 76 Kolojeski, Susan 79 Kondritz, Beverly 49 Kownacki, Edward 90 Kretz, John71, 128, 130, 138 L Lambert, Janice 49 Lance, Richard 49 Lane, Lee 30 Lankford, Linda 49 LaSallc, Kenneth 66 Lee, Diana 49 Leeck, Douglas 97, 148 Lentz, Francis 98 Levesque, Julien 87 Lewis, Judith 67 Lewis, Kendall 31 LiaBraaten, Eldon 49 Link, Debbie 31 Lipps, Jennie 50 Lockwood, David 1 04 Loeh, Robert 50, 1 1 5 Loker, Terri 50 Loman, Nancy 50 Long, Addie 50 Long, Anita 31 Lovin, Penny 50 Lowery, Mary 50 Lowry, Lisa 66 Luchsinger, Barbara 82 Loucks, Twyla 84 M Majewski, Jeff 50 Malone, Debra 74 Maloney, Jan31, 114, 153 Manhart, Linda 50 Marlow, Carolyn 31 Martin, Andrea 50 Martin, W. Travis 64 Mason, Dale 100 Maynard, Jewel 50 McCann, David 50 McClellan, Teresa 31, 115, 134, 181 McClerren, Dale 51 McClure, Mike 94, 116, 122, 138 McCormick, Mark 51 McCowen, Daniel 98 McCoy, Marc 51, 1 15 McDaniel, Lynne 51 McEndree, Debbie 51 McHaney, Shirley 92 McKinzie, Pamela 31, 128, 132 Melvin, Barbara 51 Merchel, Pamela 52 Metje, Pamela 31 Michalic, Mark 52 Miller, Debbie 52 Miller, Janet 86, 108 Miller, Lois 69 Miller, Norman 101 Mills, Rita 31, 117 Mitchell, Donna 31 Mitchell, Gene 103 Mitchell, John 105 Mitchell, Mary 52 Mitchell, Nancy 52 Mitchell, Randy 31, 137 Mones, Scott 71, 117 Monken, Georgine 81 Mooney, Sandra 52 Mooneyham, James 101 Moore, Christina 31 Moore, Doug 53, 1 37 Moore, Hugh 32, 130 Moore, Jody 53 Morgan, Machelle 53 Morgan, Michael 53 Morris, Alan 53 Morris, Ellen 53, 128, 134 Morris, Richard 53 Muench, Karen 92 Musgrave, Jack 101 N-O-P Nance, Martha 32 Neal, Karen 32 Neal, Phyllis 32 Nowakowski, Janice 53 Oseland, Miriam 53 Outland, Melissa 32, 142 Overstreet, Clark 53 Owens, David 54 Owens, Gerry 54 Page, Donna 54, 132 Parkhill, Sharon 100 Patrick, Jeannette 32 Patton, David 72 Payne, David 32, 160 Pendell, Charles 32 Perrachione, Richard 87 Pfister, Vearna 54 Phifer, Larry 78, 1 10 Pickard, Vera 54 Pi jut, Pam 54 Piotrowski, Deborah 54 Piper, Theresa 1 1 7 Polbinski, Robert 32 Porter, Marshall 180 Presley, Diane 54 Presley, Wendell 54 Pyle, Cheryle 54 Q.R Rakers, Mary 54 Rakers, Margie 54 Raney, Rob 122 Rapp, Deborah 33 Ray, Janet 93 Rea, Diana 55 Redpath, Pam 33 Rice, Gala 55 Rich, Jeffrey 55 Richards, Maureena 55 Richardson, Brenda 55 Richardson, Linda 55 Rister, Jeffrey 33, 180 Robbins, Michael 55 Robinson, Virginia 95 Rose, Kevin 130 Ruemmler, Jerri 70 S Salyer, Tracey 55 Sampson, Diana 33 178 Samuels, Terrie 33, 134, 152 Sanders, Loren 56 Sandusky: Dennis 33, 122 Sapp, Nyla 33 Scott, Cirifly 33 Scott, David 97 Seidel, Roger 34 Selby, Lynette 56 Setzekorn, James 56 Shinrick, Donna 56 Sides, Laura 56 Sidwell, Larry 85, 108 Silkwood, Allen 104 Simmons, Doug 137 Sink, Brenda 132, 138 Siuda, Debra 34, 108 Skaggs, Kevin 123 Skelton, iudy 74 Sluder, Neal 122 Smith, Brandon 56 Smith, Joyce 34 Smith, Ja ' ck 1 22 Smith, Judy 111, 128, 132, 134 Smith, Patricia 34, 1 15 Smith, Ralph 56 Smith, R4nald 56 Smith, Sandra 57 Snider, K y 57, 1 1 5 Snider, Sheri 34 Sonsini, (ituth 34 Soulsby, Pex 34 South, K ren 34 Spotanskj, Michael 57 Stein, Linda 57 Stevensojn, Gail 1 1 1, 180 Stewart, ioe 57 Stitt, Tomi 57 Storey, R ionda 57 Stotlar, S lly35, 128, 134, 181 Stover, Randy 35 Strothman, Kent 1 26 Sullivan, {.isa 35 Summers Brian 57 Swayne, 4ulius 91 Swink, Leavell 97 T Taaka, D ris 57 Tepovichi, Michael 57 Thomas, Debra 57 Thompson, Jo 35 Thompson, Phil 122 Thuilliez, Marianne 64 Tiller, G mda 57 Tinsley, Qiana 58 Tomek, Barbara 73 Toms, Terri 58 Townley, Larry 58 Trail, Mark 36 Traver, John 83 Troutt, Donna 58 Tucker, Gary 89, 157 Turner, Robin 58 Turney, Virginia 58 u-v-w Upchurch, Sue 67 Valette, Elaine 36 VanCleve, Sandra 93 Van Horn, Lisa 134, 161 Vogel, LuAnn 36 Vuichard, Kevin 36 Wade, Gary 102 Waier, Kenneth 58 Waldman, Bruce 36 Ward, Betty 73 Waugh, James 95, 130, 138 Webb, Robert 77 Webb, Roger 58, 1 30 Webb, Tom 36 Wells, Angle 58 Wells, Mary 37 Wertz, La Donna 96 Whipple, Carol 37, 128, 132 Whisenhunt, Barbara 37, 1 1 9 Whitsell, Carol 37, 115 Whittington, Jan 58 Whittington, Joy 59 Whittington, Rita 59 Wiggins, David 59 Wilkerson, Cathy 37 Wilkerson, J. R. 59 Willmore, David 59, 180 Wills, Jan 59 Wilson, Jerry 130 Wilson, Lee 105 Wilson, Nancy 59 Winder, Pam 128, 132 Winemiller, Stephanie 59, 128 Wingo, David 60 Witges, Clarence 60 Witges, Larry 60 Witunski, B. J. 68 Wood, Deana 37 Woodfin, Karen 60 Woods, Crystal 60 Woodside, Diann 60 X-Y-Z Yauch, Cindi 60 Yeargin, Shirley 93 Young, Michelle 60, 128 Young, Monica 60 Youngblood, Sally 60 Younghusband, William 85, 108 Zachman, Angela 60, 128 Different Roads Marshall Ray Porter, a freshman, plans to transfer to Purdue University and major in Mechanical Engineering. Ed Avripas is a freshman who will return to Rend Lake next year. He is an Interior Design major and will work at different furniture stores helping individuals with homes as a free lance interior designer. Gail Stevenson, a freshman, will return to Rend Lake to finish her requirements for an AA degree in Interior design. David Willmore is also a freshman who plans to continue his education at Rend Lake next year. Jeff Rister a sophomore, who plans to get married during the summer, will be a Special Education major at Eastern Illinois University. 181 Moments to remember You must have a lot of those that come to mind as Rend Lake Days are drawing to a close . . . the friends you met, the goals you set, the excitement and the fun . And may you find such moments in your life have only just begun. 183 IN MEMORY OF Debbie Smith Roger Bowers May the road rise to meet you May the wind be always at your back May the sun shine warm upon your face, the rain fall soft upon your fields And, until we meet again. May God hold you in the palm of his hand