Rend Lake College - Tarn Yearbook (Ina, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1979 volume:

Rend Lake College Ina, Illinois 62846 PASSAGES In our journey through Rend Lake College we experienced: Frightening Moments 4 The Wayfarers 18 Winning Losing 60 Our Guides 80 Side Trips .124 Points of Interest 144 Billboards 164 Listings 178 Arrival 182 10 15 Looking Down the Road Sophomores Annette Adams Charlene Akins Loretta Barnett Patrick Bevis Cosmetology Engineering General Studies Architectural Technology Benton Benton McLeansboro Mt. Vernon Valerie Bishop ADN — Nursing McLeansboro Priscilla Biggerstaff Physical Education McLeansboro Patti Bonenberger Legal Secretary Benton Bevan Bowels Psychology Mt. Vernon Dale Brookins Ramona Bruns Michael Bryant Mike Buza Agriculture Business Psychology-Sociology General Studies Architectural Technology Whittington Pinckneyville Mt. Vernon Tamaroa Gina Carter Floyd Cash CindaChullen Business Education Pre-Engineering Engineering — Medicine Enfield Sesser Benton Carol Clark Judi Cockrum JefferyCook Eric Cooper LPN Secretarial Science Engineering Mining Technology West Frankfort Dahlgren Sesser Mt. Vernon Robert Craig Agriculture Production Sparta Paul Davis General Studies Pinckneyville Orvllle Crawford Mining Technology West Frankfort r Irma Dennis General Stgdies Enfield Brenda Crocker Social Welfare Sesser Billy Dennison Accouting Christopher Brenda Darnell Elementary and Special Education Mt. Vernon 1 Susan Derry Vocal Music Education Mt. Vernon Kevin Dickey Agriculture Production Sims Rita Downs Cosmetology Benton Anne Drennan Fashion Merchandise Ina 4 Dana Dudley ADN Mt. Vernon David Edwards General Studies Enfield Shirley Ehrhart ADN Mt. Vernon Pam Fitzgerald Education Ina Ellen Frymire General Studies Enfield Dennis Gallo Jayne Garner Karin Gaunt BrendaGrewe General Studies Secretarial ADN Executive Secretary Sesser Sesser Mt. Vernon Dahlgren KimGrubb Frank Hails Accounting Mining Technology Dahlgren Woodlawn f Mark Hall Cindy Hart Jim Hawkins Kenneth Hayse Mining Technology General Studies Mining Technology Agriculture Business Benton Mt. Vernon Ina Woodlawn Kathy Hensler Eddie Hill Sharron Holcomb Patsy Holland Accounting Architectural Technology Special Education Executive Secretary Pinckneyville Pinckneyville Benton McLeansboro 24 Richard Holtz Architectural Technology Ashley Jill Hyten Elementary Education McLeansboro Kathy Jackson Cosmetology Benton Elizabeth Jean ORT — Medical Benton Gayla Johnson Elementary Education West Frankfort Rhonda Johnson Rudolph Kellerman Beverly Kondritz Teresa Knox General Studies Accounting Special Education General Studies Mt. Vernon Pinckeyville Benton Woodlawn 26 27 Richard Lance Geri Leek General Studies Physical Education Christopher ' . Valier Cynthia Loos Jeff Majewski Cosmetology Mining Technology PInckneyville Tamaroa Lynne McDaniel Architectural Technology PInckneyville Kevin McFarland Pre-Engineering Thompsonville Pamel Merchel Music Education Mt. Vernon Mark Michalic Architectural Technology West Frankfort 28 Mary Mitchell General Studies Enfield Nancy Mitchell LPN Enfield Sandi Mooney Legal Secretary Mt. Vernon Jody Moore Pre-Medicine Macedonia Gwen Moore ORT — Surgery Christopher Doris Morgenthaler Interior Design Duquoin Alan Morris Agriculture Production McLeansboro Richard Morris Business Mt. Vernon Joann Nangle Nursing Logan Kim Ore Cosmetology Benton David Owens Business McLeansboro Lynn Ozbourn Cosmetology Logan 29 Donna Page Physical Education Mt. Vernon Helen Phipps ADN — Nursing McLeansboro Vera Pickard General Studies Thompsonville Robert Polbinski Architectural Technology Christopher Rhoda Rhodes Jeffery Rich Brenda Richardson Jane Rieclcenberg Education Science ADN — Nursing Medical Secretary Zeigler Benton Benton Pinckneyville Lisa Robbins Rebecca Robertson Jimmie Saunders Janis Schemonia Cosmetology General Studies Mining Technology LPN Sesser Belle Rive Benton McLeansboro John Schmittling Agriculture Business Belleville James Setzekorn General Studies Mt. Vernon Brian Sherman Agriculture Mechanics Woodlawn Donna Shinnick ADN — Nursing Mt. Vernon Debra Smith Judy Smith Ralph Smith Ronald Smith ADN — Nursing Interior Design Agriculture Mechanics Architectural Technology McLeansboro Mt. Vernon Whittington Pinckneyville 32 Kay Snider Glenn Spiller Michael Spotanski Linda Stein Business Administration Engineering Accounting General Studies Zeigler Mt. Vernon Mt. Vernon Tamaroa Roy Tanner Leslie Threatt Tamnny Trusty Kenneth Waier Accounting Accounting English Agriculture Production Pinckneyville Belle Rive Zeigler McLeansboro 33 Barbara Watts Practical Nursing Mt. Vernon Barbara Whisenhunt Mining Technology Mt. Vernon Jan Whittington General Studies Mulkeytown Joy Whittington General Studies Mulkeytown J. R. Wilkerson David Willmore Debbie Wilson Clarence Witges Business Administration Pre-Engineering LPN Agriculture Business Dahlgren Sesser Mt. Vernon Scheller Jim Wanack Agriculture Lenzburg Karen Woodfin Music Education Benton Crystal Woods Interior Design Benton Diann Woodside Sociology Pinckneyville Martha Abbott Vickie Agostine Sherry Allen Brian Anderson Physical Education General Studies Mining Technology Accounting Business McLeansboro McLeansboro McLeansboro Management Christopher Rhonda Armey Robert Armes Monya Ashbrook Patricia Ashby General Studies Mining Technology Secretarial Medical Secretary Sesser Sesser Mt. Vernon Mt. Vernon 36 Shellie Baker Architecture Technology Herrin Cheri Beaty Cosmetology Benton Lonnie Benbrook Mining Technology McLeansboro Malinda Bernard Business Administration Belle Rive Cynthia Baskidniak llene Bigham Randall Bishop Joan Black Forestry Agriculture Business Law Enforcement Interior Design Mt. Vernon Pinckneyville Macedonia Mt. Vernon Sara Black Cindy Boatright Barry Bonucchi Cynthia Braun Nursing Student Practical Nurse Mining Technology Interior Design Salem Centralia Thompsonville Pinckneyville Cristi Brown Music Mt. Vernon Joy Browning General Studies Christopher Patricia Bullock Nursing Mt. Vernon Robyn Burchell Nursing Sesser Cheryl Burnett John Bursich Michelle Burwell Cindy Caldwell Architectural Technology Art Nursing Math Opdyke Sesser Mt. Vernon Christopher Pennie Camden Steve Carman Dane Caupert Jodi Chady Cosmetology General Studies Architectural Technology Interior Design McLeansboro Mt. Vernon Pinckneyville Benton 39 John Davis Mining Technology McLeansboro Nona Davis Nursing Pincl neyville Jeannie Dawn LPN Richview Eldine Delk LPN Salem 40 Ellice Dempsey Billy Dent Jackie Dent Greg Dickey LPN Mining Technology Mining Technology Agricultural Production Pinckneyville Nason Nason Wayne City Thomas Doherty Janet Downen Liz Dudek Linda Dugger Marketing Social Welfare Cosnnetology General Studies Mt. Vernon Sesser Pinckneyville Sesser Mary Eickelman Nursing Christopher Denise Elkins General Studies Mt. Vernon Alisa Elliston General Studies McLeansboro Howard Eubanks General Studies Sesser 41 Sue Evilsizer David Fairchilds Amy Elaine Fislier Paula Flanagan General Studies Accounting Nursing Nursing Christopher Benton Pinckneyville Mt. Vernon Belle Fowler Jacquelyn Frizzell Lori Fuller Tom Gerino General Studies Music General Studies General Studies Dix Christopher Mt. Vernon Benton 42 MickalaGulley Betty Hackstadt Kathy Hall Barbara Hamilton Cosmetology Nursing Rehabilitation Secretarial Science Benton Oakdale Bonnie Benton Donna Hargis Secretarial Science Zeigler Dee Harp Nursing Benton Phyllis Harris General Studies Mt. Vernon Christy Hastings General Studies Christopher Bonnie Hirons Law Enforcement Mt. Vernon Pamela Holloway Accounting Waltonville Sandy Hudson Maryanne Hughey l largit Hurdley Regina Jackson General Studies Elementary Education Business LPN Sesser Bonnie Waltonville Mt. Vernon Tammy Jinks Bobby Johnson Norma Kellerman Wilma Kellerman Law Enforcement Mining Technology Medical Record LPN Mt. Vernon Mulkeytown Secretary Pinckneyville Pinckneyville Benton 46 Sherry Lacy Sherry Lagow Joyce Laird Jim Lambert LPN LPN Secretarial Mining Technology Pinckneyville luka Pinckneyville Logan Ida Lane Nursing McLeansboro Marieta Launius LPN Zeigler Donna Majewski Interior Design Tamaroa Terl Lankford Business Administration Mt. Vernon Shelley Leek Music Coello Erin Marlow Operating Room Technician DuQuoin Tina Lasley Nursing Benton Ellen LeGrand Business Management Mt. Vernon Ricky Marlow Agricultural Mechanics Texico Coral Laughmiller Interior Design Mt. Vernon Joyce Lively Cosmetology Whittington Toni Martin Business Management Waltonville 48 Karen McClerren Alan McClurken, Jr. David McGaha Karen Milcic Cosmetology Mining Technology Law Enforcement Cosmetology Logan Pinckneyville Mt. Vernon Zeigler 49 50 51 Kelly Mitchell Daria Moore Vickl Murphy Susan Musk Business Special Education Nursing Cosmetology Benton Mulkeytown Ina Benton 52 Cathy Owens Patricia Page Mark Pastori Deborah Payne Nursing Secretary Zoology Medical Secretary Mt. Vernon Ewing Mt. Vernon Mt. Vernon Francine Pheasant Cosmetology Benton Melody Picantine General Studies Scheller Roger Pinkham Mining Technology Christopher Dwayne Prest Agriculture Production Ina 53 Kenneth Puckett Rhett Raglon Glen Ramsey Daria Reagan Mining Technology General Studies Mining Technology Cosmetology Thompsonville Mt. Vernon Coello Royalton Rhonda Reece Barbara Reidelberger Brenda Richardson Kevin Robertson Executive Secretary LPN Nursing General Studies Woodlav n Tamaroa Mt. Vernon Belle Rive 54 Pam Sanders Mary Sartor Ellen Schafer KristI Schirmer LPN General Studies Nursing Architectural Technology Salem Sesser Benton DuQuoin 55 Becky Schmidt LPN Mt. Vernon Adrian Scribner Nursing Mt. Vernon Don Shuster Agricultural Production McLeansboro Neil Sinks General Studies Mt. Vernon Ram Smothers Jim Snider Patricia Sosnowski Kaye South General Studies Business Administration Counseling General Studies Sesser Mt. Vernon Thompsonville Enfield 56 Joey Spiller General Studies Mt. Vernon Julia Stanford Music Mt. Vernon Pat Sullivan LPN Alma Linda Summers Operating Room Technician Benton Erin Swofford Music Benton Nancy Tasky Cosmetology Benton Denise Taylor Debra Thomas Cynthia Tucker Virginia Turney Cosmetology General Studies General Studies Nursing Benton McLeansboro Whittington Mt. Vernon 57 58 Pat Williams LPN Salem Angela Witler Computer Science Wayne City Rita Williams LPN Salem Maryann Wood General Studies Mt. Vernon Debbie Wilson General Studies Enfield Theresa Woytus General Studies Scheller Irvin Wilson General Studies Texico Irma Zelman Nursing Mt. Vernon 59 60 WINNING LOSING 61 Fall Baseball The ' 78 Baseball Warriors, with only six returning sophomores, achieved 11-13 record. One of the highlights of the year was breaking the single game scoring record by putting across 25 runs against Logan. Wt UrrUNbN 1 T [ 1 r 1 HbY O £. ULNcY U 1 r Kiev D 1 o 1 £. 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Their final record was 27 wins and 7 losses. Coach Mike McClure Front Row; Randall Shively, Kevin Higgins, Kent Strothmann, Steve Rice, Doug Caldwell, Kevin Hutson, Tom Brown, Dennis Cox, Lee Huther, Don Mundy. Second Row: Mike Rice, John Klein, Wayne Middleton, Dave Boldt, Bob Smith, Curtis Whistle, Mike O ' Rear, Kevin Karcher, Ritchie Clift, Coach McClure. 64 Volleyball The Girl ' s Volleyball team placed second while hosting the RLC Invitation Tournament and finished 6-2 for second place in the Southern Illinois College Conference. The Lady Warriors were the first RLC team to win a bid in a State Tournament. The Lady Warriors qualified for state by upsetting Kaskaskia in the Sectional. This year ' s State Tournament was held at Rock Valley College in Rockford. Kr2 r ' K S ' ' n binder Martha Abbott, Angie Zachman, Cindy Caldwell, Kaye South, Brenda Kondritz. Dawn Webb. Back Row: John Kretz, Head Coach; Donna Page, Penny Biggerstaff, Brenda Crocker, Crystal Miller, Susie Wolf, Judy Smith, Carol Whipple, Assistant Coach. 66 67 Basketball From a slow beginning and with two veteran players the basketball Warriors turned in a blistering season. They achieved an 1 8-1 1 overall record taking first place in the Lincoln Land Holiday Classic and a tie for second place in league competition. Coaches: Jim Waugh, John Kretz Front Row; Larry Karcher, Kevin Toney, Scott Abbott, David Fairchilds, Jerry Wilson, Glen Ramsey. Second Row: Chuck Eubanks, Doug Creel, Brian Martie, Ted Smith. Third Row: Assistant Coach John Kretz, Mark Craddock, Ron Brookins, Jeff Conner, Gary Wier, Head Coach Jim Waugh. 68 I Basketball The Girls Basketball team met many new challenging and tough competition in their second year. After a very competitive season the girls finished with a 3-1 1 record. The girls had height and speed but lacked in experience with only three returning from the season before. Coaching the girls was Carol Whipple and assistant was Lila Waugh. Front Row: Cindy Caldwell, Toni Martin, Martha Abbott, Christy Cook. Back Row: Assistant Coach Lila Waugh, Brenda Crocker, Penny Biggerstaff, Judy Smith, Donna Page, Coach Carol Whipple. 70 72 Tennis The RLC Tennis Team participated in the Southern Illinois Collegiate Conference. The Warriors faced each conference foe at least once and also participated in the Section VIM and SICC tournament action. 1 r m Left to Right: Tracy Salyer, Elizabeth Beaty, Randy Mitchell, Roy Tanner, and Scott Hutchings. Not Pictured: Mark Michalic. 73 Softball I This was the initial season for the Rend Lake Ladies Softball. There w as some good hitting from five of the Lady Warriors, each batting 300 or above. The Lady Warriors after a very competitive season voted Pam Winder as the Most Valuable Player. Front Row: Debbie Mitchell, Angle Zachmann, Jill Hirons, Karen Auten, Pam Winder. Back Row: Carol Whipple, Donna Page, Patti Boneberger, Kelly Stewart, Penny Biggerstaff, Coach John Kretz. 74 student Sports 75 Cheerleaders RLC is always well represented by the Warrior ' s Cheerleaders. It takes a lot of dedication and hard work to be able to perform the many gymnastics required of the RLC cheerleaders during the Warriors basketball season. Lisa Van Horn is the RLC cheerleading sponsor. Left to Right: Phyllis Harris; Susann Razer; Advisor Lisa Van Horn; Kaye South; Amy Hundman; Crystal Miller; and Judy Smith. 76 Sportsmanship Glen Ramsey MVP Jerry Wilson 80 Board of Trustees The Board of Trustees work together to maintain the facilities and services necessary for the modern junior college. They are dedicated to make the college a part of the community which it serves. The Board of Trustees strive for betterment and unity in the interest of RLC. The board members are: Richard Simpson, Joseph McClure, Everett Thompson, Allen Baker, Richard Herrin, Joe Scrivner, Marvin Scott, and Mark Michalic. Chairman of Board Richard Simpson Student Member Mark Michalic President Through the guidance of our President, Dr. Harry S. Braun, Rend Lake College provides the education and standards demanded by today ' s society. Dr. Braun provides leadership as he carries out the many responsibilities that are required of the college president. Secretary: Ruth Ann Clarke 83 Dean of Instruction As Dean of Instruction, Mark Kern ' s major responsibility is to insure a better educational program. He strives to maintain unity among the president, faculty, and students. Mr. Kern also serves as President in the absence of the President. Secretary: Marvela Minor 84 Secretary: Judy Lewis Dean of Student Services Bob Graham, the Dean of Student Services, is busy coordinating and directing the many Personnel Services provided for the students. These services include counseling, registration, financial aid, and testing. Mr. Graham works hard to create pleasant and convenient programs for the students at RLC. Assistant Registrar: Sue Upchurch 85 Business Manager Mr. Skip Witunski, the Business Manager for Rend Lake College works with the president in preparing the budget of the college. He is also responsible for all financial and business functions. Mr. Witunski also establishes a proper system of accounting, purchasing and budgetary control. Rosemary Games is the Assistant Business Manager. She aids Mr. Witunski with many of his financial records. Top Left: Purchasing Clerk — Marcia Dill Middle Left: Bookkeeper — Janette Aaron Bottom Right: Receptionist — Debra Malone Bottom Left: Copy Service — Elliott Bevis Dean of Community Services Cheryl Foley, the Dean of Community Services, works hard interpreting community services ' role to the people and communities within the College District. Together, she and the Dean of Instruction plan and develop a program of activities to be offered for all off-campus and on-campus evening classes. Secretary: Diane Anderson Dean of Vocational Technical Education Ardell Kimmel, Dean of Vocational Technical Education, works hard to prepare the One and Five Year Vocational Plan. He is also responsible for coordinating the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act Agreements. Secretary: Jerri Ruemmler Faculty Secretaries Sherry Parkhill, Mining Jan Belva, Fine Arts Betty Herbert, Science Jill Duff, Business Cathy Chambers, AAA Library Services Director of Library Imogene Book Library Assistants Mary Sacco Jacqueline Chestosky Paula Dulaney Financial Aids Officer John Kretz Audio- Visual Department Director: Dave Patton Secretary: Connie Chapman I Special Services i 96 AAA Department The AAA Department services the Rend Lake College district by offering students the opportunity to prepare for careers in agriculture, architecture, automotive mechanics, and interior design. The department offers both certificate and degree programs in each area. Bill Hudson is the Chairman. 99 Fine Arts The Arts Communication Department includes music, arts, speech and drama, foreign language composition, literature, and laboratory classes in reading and writing skills. The department offers all the English courses required for the first two years of college, a full two year music program for music majors, expanding art appreciation and art studio offerings, and a foreign language program that is beginning to grow again. The department is very visible in the community through its creative writing workshops, its music performing ensembles, and its art exhibits. Dr. Evelyn Claxton is the Department Chairman. 102 Communications Instructors John Traver Dr. Barbara Luchsinger Georgine Hawley Business, Math and Social Science The Business, Math Social Science Department offers a variety of programs and courses culminating in both two year degrees and short term certificates. The department consists of the following areas: Business, Secretarial Science, Mathematics, Social Sciences, and Law Enforcement. Myron G. Foley is the Department Chairman. 107 108 112 Science and Health Whether you wish to be a healthy scientist or a scientific health technician, then you will be involved with the Science and Health Department. Science composes biology, botany, physics, physical science, physical geology, ecology, zoology, anatomy and chemistry. Health disciplines include physical education, cosmetology, operating room technology, licensed practical nursing, associate degree nursing, health education, and basic first aid. Since science is so deeply related to the health field then these areas of study are adminstered by the same department. Department Chairman is Edward Kownacki. 115 Nursing Instructors Shirley McHaney Janet Ray 117 119 Mining Department The fastest growing segment of Rend Lake College is the Mining Department. The department offers many levels of instruction which includes a safety and certificate updating as well as the two year degree and certificate programs in mining technology. The Acting Department Chairman is Charles Bender. 122 123 124 SIDE TRIPS 125 Lettermens Club The RLC Lettermens Club provides a source of athletic fellowship for student athletes. During the year the club operates the concession stands at athletic events which generates additional revenue to help finance special equipment and awards. To participate in the club one must be a full time student in good standing and a member of a RLC athletic team. The officers are: President — Don Mundy; Secretary-Treasurer — Mike Parkinson; and Sponsor — Coach Jim Waugh. 127 student Senate The Student Senate sponsored the Christmas Dance, Student Senate elections, Christmas King and Queen elections, dances after ballgames, and a seminar featuring Dr. David Hoy. This year ' s officers were: President — J. R. Wilkerson; Vice-President — Mark Michalic; Secretary — Teresa Knox; Treasurer — Cinda Chullen; Regional Director — J. R. Wilkerson; and Sponsor — Betty Ann Ward. Left to Right: J. R. Wilkerson; Cinda Chullen; Betty Ann Ward; Teresa Knox; and Mark Michalic. Academic Assembly The Rend Lake College Academic Assembly was formed to study matters relating to education, to advise and to make recommendations to the president and the Board of Trustees and to be the representative body of the academic personnel. 130 President ' s Council The President ' s Council was created in an effort to assure the best two-way communication possible and to assist the President in the formulation of policies and procedures for the college. The members are: Dr. Braun; Mark Kern; Ardell Kimmell; Robert Graham; B. J. Skip Witunski; Cheryl Foley; Gerald Buchanan; Barbara Liles; J. R. Wilkerson; and Fran Lentz. Tarn The TARN yearbook staff has worked hard this year to bring to you the best of 1 978-79. We hope you will enjoy and treasure this year ' s yearbook. Staff Editor Penny Biggerstaff STUDENT INDIVIDUALS Editor Lynne McDaniel Assistant Eddie Hill FACUL TV AND ADMINISTRA TION Editor Brenda Crocker Assistants Lynne McDaniel Eddie Hill ORGANIZATIONS Editor Linda Stein Assistant Frank Hilt SPORTS Editor Dean Vaughn ' SPECIAL EVENTS (ACTIVITIES) Editor Lynne McDaniel ADVERTISEMENTS Editor Kay Blain Assistant Randv Blain INDEX Editor Penny Biggerstaff PHOTOGRAPHY Editor Randy Blain Assistant Ron Trotter Advisor: Vincent Cain Pressing Times The Pressing Times is Rend Lake College ' s newspaper. They have succeeded in covering, in an inspiring manner, most of the events of the 1 978-79 school year. Staff EDITOR SPORTS EDITOR Bill Dennison Ron Trotter ASSISTANT EDITOR SPORTS WRITER Teresa Knox Tom Doherty NEWS EDITOR ART Mark Moshino Dane Caupert Eric Cook EDITORIALS Susan Burgess ADVISER Jerry Buchanan Phi Theta Kappa Phi Theta Kappa is the elite honorary society of Rend Lal e College. To qualify for membership a student must achieve at least a 3.5 grade point average for two semesters and be a full- time student for those same two semesters. Late in the spring Phi Theta Kappa will install new members and elect an instructor for the Most Distinguished Education Award. The officers are: President — Cinda Chullen; Secretary-Treasurer — Kim Grubb; and Advisor — Tom Burke. Engineering Ciub The Rend Lake College Engineering and Science Club was formed to promote educational developemnt and the understanding of occupational engineering and sciences. This club has visited a surface coal mine and will visit a General Motors Assembly Plant in St. Louis. The officers are: President — Marshall Ray Porter; Vice-President — Cinda Chullen; Secretary — Charlene Akins; Treasurer — David Owens; Executive Committee — Kevin Knauss, Mark Aktins, and Bill Forrest; Publications — Paul Davis and Jeff Rich; Historian — Carl Wagner; and Sponsor — Mr. Richard Heaton. 134 ISMEA The RLC Chapter of the Illinois Student Music Educators Association participated in several activities in the school year which included a Music Department Christmas party in the North Oasis and a cookout sailing party at Carlyle Lake on Larry Phifer ' s small yacht. Plans for the spring semester include a cultural excursion to one of St. Louis ' fine theatres. The officers are: President — Susan Derry; Vice-President — Brian Summers; Secretary — Shawn McCauley; Treasurer — Karen Rye; Interior Design Guild The Interior Design Guild sponsored their second Annual Fall Carnival, and co- sponsored the Christmas Dance by contributing the decorations, design lay-out and the refreshments. The club plans to take a field trip to see a display at S.I.U. Interior Design Department and a trip to the Merchandise Mart in Chicago. The officers are: President — Doris Morganthaler; Vice- President — Coral Laughmiller; Secretary — Crystal Woods; Treasurer — Annette Meister; and Sponsor — Jan Aired. Left to Right: Annette Meister; Doris Morganthaler; Crystal Woods; and Coral Laughmiller. Phi Beta Lamba Phi Beta Lamba is commonly known on the RLC campus as the Business Club. An active club, the Phi Beta Lamba has held a car wash, bake sales, sponsored the sweet shop at the Fall Carnival, and held a Mr. Mrs. Ugly Contest. The club also plans to attend a demonstration of office equipment at Kaskaskia and a state conference in Springfield. The officers are: President — Sandi Mooney; Vice-President — Norma Kellerman; Secretary — Brenda Grewe; Treasurer — Fred Mooney; Historian — Gina Carter; and Sponsors — Janet Miller, Larry Sidwell, and William Younghusband. Left to Right: Rhonda Reece; Gina Carter; Colleen White; Brenda Grewe; Norma Kelleman; Sandi Mooney, and Fred Mooney. Officers are; President — Penny Biggerstaff ; Vice-President — Martha Abbot; Secretary-Treasurer — Judi Cockrum; and Sponsor — Imogene Book. SEA The Student Education Association was created to aid education majors in understanding problems they will encounter in their field. The SEA is affiliated with the Illinois Education Association and the National Education Association. Activities this year were the used book sale, a Fall Carnival booth, and attending state and local conferences. The scholarship winners for 1978-79 are Penny Biggerstaff and Debra Curry. Circle K The Circle-K Club is a junior college organization branch of the Kiwanis Club. It has held bake sales, sold tickets at basketball games and peanuts for crippled children. It also held a Christmas Party for the Alternative School, attended Kiwanis Fall Inspirational Meeting, and individual members have visited area nursing homes. The club plans to develop a play area for the children of registering parents to assist the Mt. Vernon Kiwanis Club with their annual Pancake Day. The officers are: President — Patric Bevis; Vice-President — Teresa Knox; Secretary — Beverly Kondritz; and Sponsor — Mike McClure. linois State Lieutenant Governor South District, Mark MIchalic BASIC The Brothers and Sisters in Christ was formed to strengthen and minister to students in their Christian walks of life. BASIC plans to have bake sales, a peanut butter and jelly sandwich give-away, and attend conferences in Springfield, Illinois and Louisville, Kentucky. It also distributes information on BASIC. The officers are: President — Marc McCoy; Vice-President — Gayle Bruns; Growth Chairman — Julie Stanford; Out Reach Chairman — Tony McKenzie; and Advisor — Dr. Gilbert Ward. 142 143 POINTS OF INTEREST CHRISTMAS KING AND QUEEN MARK MICHALIC AND LINDA STEIN Christmas Dance On December 15, Rend Lake College held its Christmas Dance. The decorations were provided by the Student Senate and the Interior Design Guild. The dance was well attended and enjoyed by all. Alumni Game The Phi Beta Lamba Club sponsored a Mr. Mrs. Ugly contest in which the students cast their votes for their favorite candidates. The winners were announced at the alumni basketball game. A faculty vs. student game was also held with a dance sponsored by the student Senate held afterwards in the Student Center. 148 David Hoy The campus of Rend Lake was honored this fall by a visit from David Hoy. As he talked to a theatre full of students you could gaze around at the faces and see wonder, awe, curiosity and doubt. As he began answering questions more and more hands were raised and the students seemed to enjoy his lecture very much. Make Up Demonstration Ms. Kolojewski brought in a professional make-up artist to demonstrate the proper use of make-up and the many different effects you can obtain by using colors to achieve a mood or feeling. Music Alive THE JAZZ BAND. . . playing for students, in concert, on tour, jamming in Mexico, doing their thing for thousands of people . THE CONCERT BAND . . . recapturing the fun of an old fashioned concert, capturing the energy of today . . .THE SYMPHONY. . . combining the genius of Bach with the beauty of the Mitchell Museum . . . music alive at Rend Lake 152 Anniversary Party Mrs. Helen Kite was honored by faculty and students for her 45th wedding anniversary. The party was held in the North Oasis with many of her friends attending. Faculty Picnic The Faculty Social Committee organized a pot luck, get acquainted picnic at the beginning of the school year for the faculty and their families. They all enjoyed a large variety of good food and later they moved to the gym for games and activities. Blackouts The annual Blackouts Production was held this fall for the purpose of raising funds for a scholarship. Not only students but teachers also got into the act . Blackouts proved to be very exciting and enjoyable for everyone who either attended or participated in the fun. Carnival The Halloween Carnival was held again this year on Rend Lake campus. It was arranged by the Interior Design Club. All the clubs on campus were invited to set up a booth and take part in all the fun things that happened during the day. Guest Speakers Throughout the school year the campus of Rend Lake College is visited by many different guest speakers from all facets of life. Some of the special things held was a two-day police seminar and a women ' s basketball coaching seminar. Alice Tepovich Coach Brown Frank Brewer Special Olympics Mr. Arnold ' s Recreational Program Planning Class recently helped promote the part of the Special Olympics held at RLC. The Special Olympics are athletic games quite similar to the other Olympics except they are held for the mentally handicapped ages of eight and older. The Joseph P. Kennedy Jr. Foundation sponsors the games nationwide and the SlU Recreation Department is the sponsor for our region. Honors Day Each year at Rend Lake College our many outstanding students are honored by a program held especially for them. On this day their outstanding achievements through school work, campus activities and community services are formally recognized and honored. Shirley Followell — Co-Editor Tarn 77-78 S.E.A. Scholarships Debbie Curry and Penny Biggerstaff Distinguished Educator Award Eleanor Hall In Appreciation From Student Senate Helen Kite Literary Award Sharon Heil 162 Honorary Degree Mrs. Rose Maloney was awarded an honorary degree by Rend Lake College for the outstanding work and dedication she and her children gave to the college.  Scholar- ships Left: Gina Carter received the Velma Wood Scholarship from the Mt. Vernon Chapter of the American Association of University Women. Right: Brian Sherman received a Special Scholarship from SIU- C School of Agriculture. 163 SIRLOIN PIT THE FAMILY RESTAURANT 4225 West Broadway Mt. 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Vernon, Illinois Open Seven Days a Week 24 Hours a day THE CLOSET Take Two Splinter Jeans Bobbie Brooks Cotton City Bogart Up Front Just Tops Complete Selections of Jr. Miss 108 East Main Benton, IL 439-9202 America ' s Favorite Drive-in 219 North Main, Benton Phone Orders Accepted 439-9647 1 72 Ladies Fine Footwear East Side of Square Downtown M+. Vernon SHOE CENTER Men ' s Quality Shoes 1 06 North 9th St. Mt. Vernon, IL STATE BANK EWING. ILLINOIS 62836 No Service Checking Auto Loans Drive-ln Banking Christnnas Club Time Certificates Savings Accounts Saturday Banking Each Depositor Insured to $40,000 by FDIC Complinnents of DELO PHOTO CRAFT Louis C. Pavledes 83 I Main Street Mt. Vernon, IL O 1 FIRST AMERICAN SAVINGSH AND LOAN PUBLIC SQUARE BENTON, ILL. 62812 PHONE: 618 - 439-4331 EQUAL HOUSING LENDER 173 THE PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK McLeansboro inois Each depositor insured to ' COOO FtD( l OtPOSIT INSURANCE CORPOtAIiON 643-2384 174 THE LYNN ANN SHOP 922 Main Mt. Vernon North Sid« Of Square— Mt. Vernon Southern Illinois ' Finest Family Shoe Store I SIN IITM OUTLET First Quality Direct From the Factory (SMITH OUTLET) On the Square — Downtown Mt. Vernon Free Parking Behind Store RT. 37 NORTH  •   ■ ' ' •  175 me Your Full Service Professional Florist I 1 03 Nor+h Main — Ben+on, IL Holman Motor Co., Inc. f 215 NORTH TENTH ST. MT. VERNON, ILLINOIS 62864 242-0264 HAMILTON COUNTY LUMBER COMPANY Compleie Building Supplies 303 West Main McLeansboro, IL 643-2823 Compliments of Your IGA STORES Jackson Martin 2 1 2 North 1 0th Mt. Vernon, IL 244- 1 000 Alta Donna ' s 330 W. Broadway Mt. Vernon, IL 244-1510 176 1979 TARN YEARBOOK SPONSORS McLEANSBORO BEN FRANKLIN EASTON FLOWERS RAILSPLITTER RESTAURANT REYNOLD ' S PHARMACY RODGER ' S HOUSE OF FLOWERS WAL-MART a A Aaron, Janette 87 Abbott, Martha 37, 66, 70, 1 39, 78 Adams, Annette 20 Agostine, Vickie 36 Akins, Charlene 20, 134 Allen, Sherry 36 Aired, Janet 105, 136 Anderson, Brian 36 Anderson, Diane 88 Ansorge, Imogene 108 Armey, Rhonda 36 Armes, Robert 36 Arnold, Wayne 62, 63, 119 Ashbrook, Monya 36 Ashby, Patricia 36 Atkins, Glenda 95 Atkins, Mark 134 Auten, Karen 74 B Baker, Allen 82 Baker, Shellie 37 Barnett, Loretta 20 Beaty, Cheri 37 Beaty, Elizabeth 73 Belva, Jan 90 Benbrook, Lonnie 37 Bender, Charles 130, 120 Bernar, Malinda 37 Beskidniak, Cynthia 37 Bevis, Patrick 20, 140 Bevis, Elliott 87 Biggerstaff, Penny 66, 70, 74, 132, 162 Bigham, llene 37 Bishop, Randall 37 Bishop, Valerie 20 Biggerstaff, Priscilla20, 139 Black, Joan 37 Black, Sava 37 Blain, Kay 132 Blain, Randy 132 Boatright, Cindy 37 Boldt, Dave 64 Bonenberger, Patti 20, 74 Bonucchi, Barry 37 Book, Imogene 91, 139, 130 Booker, Jessica 152 Bourland, Pam 152 Bourland, Joan 152 Bowles, Bevan 20 Braun, Cynthia 37 Braun, Harry 83, 131 Brookins, Dale 21 Brown, Cristi 38, 152 Brown, Steve 63 Brown, Tom 64 Browning, Joy 38 Bruno, Fredric 101 Bruns, Ramona 21 , 142 Bryant, Michael 21 Buchanan, Jerry 133, 131 Bullock, Patricia 38 Burchell, Robyn 38 Burchell, Susan 133 Burke, Tom 92, 134 Burnett, Cheryl 38 Bursich, John 38 Burton, Tim 63 Burwell, Michelle 38 Buza, Mike 21 c Cain, Vincent 110, 132 Caldwell, Cindy 39, 66, 70 Caldwell, Doug 64 Camden, Pennie 39 Carman, Steve 39 Carnes, Rosemary 86 Carter, Gina 21, 138, 163 Cash, Floyd 21 Caupert, Dane 133 Chady, Jodi 39 Chambers, Cathy 90 Chambliss, Darrell 39 Chestosky, Jacquiline 91 Chapman, Connie 93 Christensen, Rex 39 Chullen, Cinda 21 , 134, 128 Clark, Carol 21 Clark, Roger 39 Clark, Terry 99 Clarke, Ruth 83 Claxton, Evelyn 102 Clayton, Marie 39 Clift, Ritchie 63, 64 Cockrum, Judi 21, 139 Conner, Jeffrey 39 Conner, Jerry 39 Cook, Christy 70 Cook, Eric 133 Cook, Jeffery 21 Cooper, Eric 21 Cornett, Kelly 40 Cox, Courtney 103, 130 Cox, Dennis 64 Craig, Robert 22 Crawford, Orville 22 Creel, Douglas 40, 63 Crocker, Brenda 22, 66, 70, 132, 78 Cummins, Patricia 40 Curry, Debra 139, 162 Cusumano, Stephen 40 D Dare, James 123 Darnell, Brenda 22 Davis, John 40 Davis, Nona 40 Davis, Paul 22, 134 Dawn, Jeannie 40 Delk, Eldine40 Dempsey, Ellice 41 Dennis, Irma 22 Dennison, Billy 22, 133 Dent, Billy 41 Dent, Jackie 41 Derry, Susan 22, 135 Dewitt, Judson 109 Dickey, Greg 41 Dickey, Kevin 22 Dill, Marcia87 Dill, William 122 Doherty, Richard 110 178 Doherty, Thomas 133, 41 Dominguez, Juan 72 Downen, Janet 41 Downs, Rita 22 Drennan, Anne 22 Dressel, Floyd 105 Dudek, Liz 41 Dudley, Dana 22 Duff, Jill 90 Dugger, Linda 41 Dunbar, Doug 72 E-F-G Edwards, David 23 Ehrhart, Shirley 23 Eickelman, Mary 41 Elkins, Denise 41 Ellingsworth, David 123 Elliston, Alisa 41 Estes, Eugene 115 Eubanks, Howard 41 Eubanks, Mary 94 Evilsizer, Sue 42 Fairchilds, David 42 Fisherf Amy 42 Fitzgerrell, Pamela 23 Flanagan, Paula 42 Flanary, Dorothea 42 Folden, Billie42 Foley, Cheryl 88, 131 Foley, Myron 106 Forrest, Bill 134 Foster, Charles 123 Fowler, Belle 42 Franklin, Robert 100 Frizzell, Jacquelyn 43, 152 Frymire, Ellen 23 Fuller, Lori 42 Fyke, Jack 96 Gallo, Dennis 23 Gann, Brent 152 Garner, Jayne 23 Gaunt, Karin 23 Gerino, Tom 42 Gielow, Elaine 43 Gill, Cathy 43 Girk, Christine 43 Goin, Gela 108 Goodman, Laura 152 Gouge, Al 152 Gouge, Jenetta 43 Graham, Bob 85, 131 Grewe, Brenda 23, 138 Grubb, Kimberly 24, 134 Gulley, Mickala43 H Hackstadt, Betty 43 Hails, Frank 24 Hall, Eleanor 110, 162 Hall, Kathy43 Hall, Mark 24 Hamilton, Barbara 43 Hamilton, Kel 152 Hargis, Donna 44 Harp, Harriet 44 Harris, Phyllis 44, 76 Hart, Cindy 24 Hartley, Brenda 118 Hastings, Christy 44 Hawkins, James 24 Hawkins, Reuben 130 Hayse, Kenneth 24 Heape, Julie 44 Heaton, Richard 115, 134 Heischmidt, Edward 1 1 1 Henseler, Kathy 24 Herbert, Betty 90 Herrin, Richard 82 Hester, Shirley 44 Hicks, Judith 44 Higgins, Kevin 64 Higgins, Mary 44 Hill, Gerald 24, 132 Hill, Jerry 121 Hilt, Frank 132 Hirons, Bonnie 45 Hirons, Jill 74 Holcomb, Sharron 24 Holland, Cecil 97 Holland, Patsy 24 Holloway, Pamela 45 Holtz, Richard 25 Hottes, Perry 45 Howard, James 45 Howard, John 45 Howard, Judy 45 Hudson, Bill 98, 130 Hudson, Sandy 45 Hughey, Maryanne45 Hundman, Amy 76 Hurdley, Margit 45 Hutchings, Scott 73 Huther, Lee 64 Hutson, Kevin 64 Hyten, Jill 25 J-K-L Jackson, Kathy 25 Jackson, Regina 45 Jackson, Sharon 46 Jackson, Sue 46 Jean, Ada 25 Jinks, Tammy 46 Johnson, Bobby 46 Johnson, Rhoda 25 Karcher, Kevin 64 Karcher, Larry 78 Kellerman, Norma 46, 138 Kellerman, Rudolph 25 Kellerman, Wilma 46 Kern, Mark 84, 130, 131 Kimmel, Ardell 89, 131 Kimmel, Rhonda 46 Kirkpatrick, Steven 46 Kirsch, Maurice 1 00 Kite, Helen 154, 95, 162 Klein, John 64 Knauss, Kevin 1 34 Knox, Teresa 25, 1 33, 1 28, 1 40 Kolojeski, Susan 103, 130 Kondritz, Beverly 25, 140 Kondritz, Brenda 66 Kownacki, Edward 114 Kozuszek, Kathy 47 Kretz, John 66, 74,93,68 Krug, Betty 47 179 Lacy, Sherry 47 Lagow, Sherry 47 Laird, Joyce 47 Lambert, Jim 47 Lampley, Sherry 47 Lance, Richard 28 Lane, Ella 47 Lane, Ida 48 Lankford. Teri 48 Lasley, Tina 48 Laughmiller, Coral 48, 136 Launius, Marieta 48 Leech, Douglas 99 Leek, Geri 28 Leek, Shelley 48 LeGrand, Ellen 48, 66 Lentz, Francis 100, 130, 131 Levesque, Julien 109 Lewis, Judy 85 Liles, Barb 96, 131 Lively, Joyce 48 Lockwood, David 122 Loos, Cynthia 28 Lowery, Clarence 92 Luchsinger, Barbara 104 Lutes, Diane 97 M-N Majewski, Donna 46 Majewski, Jeff 28 Malone, Debra 87 Mantle, Brian 63 Marlow, Erin 48 Marlow, Ricky 48 Martin, Toni 48, 70, 78 May, Judith 49 Mayor, Mike 63 Mays, Iris 49 McCann, David 49 McCauley, Shawn 49, 135, 152 McClerren, Karen 49 McClure, Mike 63, 64, 119, 140 McClure, Joseph 82 McClurken, Alan Jr. 49 McCowen, Daniel 100 McCoy, Marc 142 McDaniel, Lynne 28, 132 McFarland, Kevin 28 McGaha, David 49 McHaney, Shirley 116 McKenzie, Tony 142 Merchel, Pamela 28 Meister, Annette 136 Michalic, Mark 28, 82, 73, 128, 140, 146 Middleton, Wayne 64 Milcic, Karen 49 Milcic, Sharon 52 Miller, Crystal 52, 66, 79, 78 Miller, Janet 108, 138 Miller, Norman 122 Mills, Mary 52 Mills, John 122 Minor, Marvella 84 Mitchell, Clara 52 Mitchell, Debbie 74 Mitchell, Gene 123 Mitchell, John 121 Mitchell, Kelly 52 Mitchell, Mary 29 Mitchell, Nancy 29 Mitchell, Randy 73 Mooney, Fred 1 38 Mooney, Sandra 29, 138 Mooneyham, James 123 Moore, Daria 52 Moore, Gwendolyn 29 Moore, Jody 29 Morgenthaler, Doris 29, 136 Morris, Alan 29 Morris, Richard 29 Moshino, Mark 135 Muench, Karen 117, 130 Mundy, Don 63, 64, 126 Murphy, Vicki 52 Musgrave, Jack 121 Musk, Susan 52 Nangle, Joann 29 0-R O ' Rear, Mike 63, 64, 65 Ore, Kim 29 Orr, Gayla 25 Owens, Cathy 53 Owens, David 29, 134 Ozbourn, Lynn 29 Packinson, Mike 63 Page, Donna 30, 66, 74, 78 Page, Patricia 53 Parkhill, Sherry 90 Parkinson, Mike 126 Pastori, Mark 53 Patterson, Allan 63 Patton, Dave 93 Payne, Deborah 53 Payne, Jeffrey 53 Perrachione, Richard 109 Perrin, Sharon 53 Pheasant, Francine 53 Phifer, Larry 103, 135, 152 Phipps, Helen 30 Picantine, Melody 53 Pickard, Vera 30 Pinkham, Roger 53 Polbinski, Robert 30 Porter, Marshall 30, 134 Presley, Sandra 30 Presley, Wendell 30 Prest, Dwayne 53 Puckett, Kenneth 54 Pulary, Paula 91 Raglin, Rhett 54 Ramsey, Glen 54, 79 Raney, Tim 62, 63 Ray, Janet 116 Reagan, Darlene 54 Razer, Susann 76 Reece, Rhonda 54 Reidelberger, Barbara 54 Rennison, Judy 30 Rhodes, Rhoda 31 Rice, Mike 64 Rice, Steve 64 Rich, Jeffery31, 134 Richardson, Brenda 31 Richardson, Brenda 54 Richardson, Mark 63 Rieckenberg, Jane 31 Robbins, Lisa 31 Robinson, Virginia 1 1 8 Robertson, Kevin 54 Robertson, Rebecca 31 Rombough, Janice 55 Rosenburgh, Charles 55 Ruemmler, Jerri 89 Ruroede, Donna 55 Rye, Karen 55. 135, 152 S-T Sacco, Mary 91 Salyer, Tracy 73 Sanders, Pamela 55 Sartor, Mary 55 Saunders, Jimmie 31 Schafer, Mary 55 Schemonia, Janis 31 Schirmer, Kristi 55 Schmidt, Becky 56 Schmittling, John 32 Scott, David 99 Scott, Marvin 82 Scribner, Adrian 56 Scrivner, Joe 82 Setzekorn, James 32 Sherman, Brian 32, 163 Shinnick, Donna 32 Shively, Randall 63, 64, 65 Shuster, Donald 56 Sides, Laura 32 Sidwell, Larry 107 Silkwood, Allen 122 Sims, Darwin 32 Simpson, Richard 82 Sinks, Neil 56 Skelton, Judy 94 Smith, Bob 63, 64 Smith, Darla56 Smith, Debra 32 Smith, Judy 32,66, 70, 76 Smith, Ralph 32 Smith, Ronald 32 Smith, Stephanie 56 Smith, Ted 72, 152 Smothers, Pamela 56 Smoot, John 121 Snider, James 56 Snider, Kay 33 Sosnowski, Patricia 56 South, Kaye 56, 66 Spiller, Glenn 33 Spiller, Joey 51 Spotanski, Michael 33 Stanford, Julia 57, 142 Stehl, Scott 63 Stein, Linda 33, 146, 132 Stewart, Kelly 74 Stoll, Pete 63 Strothmann, Kent 63, 64 Strothmann, Kevin 72 Strothmann, Rhonda 33 Sullivan, Pat 57 Summers, Brian 33, 1 35, 1 52 Summers, Linda 57 Swayne, Julius 1 1 5, 1 30 Swink, Leavell 99 Swofford, Erin 57 Tanner, Roy 33, 73 Tasky, Nancy 57 Taylor, Danisa 57 Tick, Mike 105 Thomas, Debra 57 Thompson, Everett 82 Threatt, Leslie 33 Traver, John 104 Trotter, Ron 133, 132 Trusty, Tammy 33 Tucker, Cynthia 57 Tucker, Gary 63, 111, 130 Turney, Virginia 57 Tyler, Kimberly 58 u-z Upcraft, John 152 Upchurch, Sue 85 VanCleve, Sandra 117 VanHorne, Lisa 76 Vaughan, Dean 63, 132 Vaughn, Lesley 58 Veatch, Thomas 58 Voyles, Carol 58 Wade, Gary 121 Waggoner, Linda 58 Wagner, Scott 63 Waier, Kenneth 33 Ward, Betty 92, 128 Ward, Gilbert 142 Watts, Barbara 34 Waugh, Jim 119, 126, 68 Waugh, Lila 70 Webb, Beverly 97 Webb, Dawn 66 Webb, Robert 95 Wegner, Carl 134 Whipple, Carol 66, 74 Whisenhunt, Barbara 34 Whistle, Curtis 64 White, Colleen 138 Whittington, Jan 34 Whittington, Joy 34 Whittington, Marsha 58 Wilkerson, J. R. 34, 128, 131 Williams, Brad 58 Williams, Mona 58 Williams, Ken 152 Williams, Pat 59 Williams, Rita 59 Willmore, David 34 Wilson, Debbie 59 Wilson, Debra 34 Wilson, Irvin 59 Wilson, Jerry 79 Wilson, Lee 130, 122 Winder, Pam 66, 74, 79 Witges, Clarence 39 Witter, Angela 59 Witunski, Skip 86, 131 Wolf, Susie 66 Womack, James 35 Wood, Mary Ann 59 Woodfin, Karen 35 Woods, Crystal 35, 1 36 Woodside, Diann 35 Woytus, Theresa 59 Yeargin, Shirley 117 York, Glenn 35 Young, Monica 35 Younghusband, William 107, 138 Zachman, Angle 35, 66, 74 Zelman, Irma59 181 Once a step is taken it cannot be retraced Each man leaves a mark that can never be erased The choice is never easy and soon becomes a chore But within the house of iife there ' s yet another door