Rend Lake College - Tarn Yearbook (Ina, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1980 volume:

f I 2 •1 COMMENCEMENT SUNDAY MAY 27 1 I ' fi GRADUATES MEET IN SOUTH OASIS AT 2:30 Gary Atkinson Eldorado Mining Technology Shellie Baker Herrin Architecture Julia Bathon Pinckneyville Nursing IP David Batts West Frankfort Architecture Nancy Behimer Mt. Vernon Social Work Tonna Belts McLeansboro Interior Design Rosetta Biggerstaff McLeansboro Social Welfare llene Bigham Pinckneyville Agriculture Joan Black Mt. Vernon Interior Design Barbara Brand Pinckneyville Nursing Jessica Booker Benton Music Education Ronald Brookins Whittington Engineering Sheila Booker Benton Interior Design Joy Browning Christopher Education Patti Bowles Fairfield Interior Design Jerry Brownsberger Mt. Vernon Engineering Susan Burgess Sesser Journalism Cindy Caldwell Christopher Math Jodi Chady Benton Interior Design Roger Clark Mt. Vernon Business Dixie Conner Mulkeytown Elementary Education Marilyn Copenhaver Mt. Vernon Education Steve Cusumano Mt. Vernon General Studies Helen Davis McLeansboro Nursing A John Davis McLeansboro Mining Technology Beverly Dodson McLeansboro Cosmetology Patricia Doty Thompsonville Cosmetology Teresa Dover Sesser Cosmetology •r V Margaret Coodheart Janet Hall Melanie Hall Jan Hamerski Mt. Vernon Mt. Vernon Mt. Vernon Mt. Vernon Engineering Political Science Nursing Interior Design Barbara Hamilton Benton Journalism Dee Harp Benton Nursing Kelly Hefner Benton Elementary Education Jim Howard Texico Business Tammy Jinks Mt. Vernon General Studies Dorothy Johnson Mt. Vernon Education Lorrie Johnston Christopher Nursing Karen Kassner Mt. Vernon Elementary Education James Kearney John Kelly Benton Pinckneyville General Studies Architecture Shelley Leek Coello Music Ellen LeGrand Mt. Vernon Physical Education Mary Loss Mt. Vernon Interior Design Darlene Lawrence Zeigler Cosmetology Debra Manning Belle Rive Nursing Darla Moore Gwen Moore Sandra Morris Tim Morris Mulkeytown Christopher Christopher Lawrenceville Special Education Nursing Cosmetology Business Janice Nowakowski Tamaroa Nursing Casey Overturf Mt. Vernon General Studies Peggy Overturf Sesser General Studies Patricia Page Ewing Secretarial Science Mark Pastori Mt. Vernon Zoology Deborah Payne Woodlawn Secretarial Science Douglas Pelker Tamaroa Auto Mechanics I 7 Maureeng Rainey Glen Ramsey Susan Rapp Barbara Raterman Mt. Vernon Coello Belle Rive Benton Education Mining Technology General Studies Cosmetology Rhonda Reece Darla Rogers Mary Rohde Janice Rombough Whittington Royalton Mt. Vernon Mt. Vernon Secretarial Science Business Business Secretarial Science 32 Julie Schaffer Cheryl Schierbaum Mt. Vernon Bluford Nursing Architecture Kristi Schirmer Vallerie Sheckles Cheryl Siebert Darwin Sims DuQuoin Enfield Christopher Thompsonville Architecture Cosmetology Business Engineering Daria Smith Pat Smith Paula Smith Rella Smith Whittington Salem McLeansboro McLeansboro Business Nursing Interior Design Nursing 33 Stephanie Smith Mt. Vernon Veterinary Kaye South Enfield General Studies Lei Staley Norris City Secretarial Science Julia Stanford Mt. Vernon Music Clare Thierry Belle Rive General Studies Kevin Toney Mulkeytown General Studies Dawn Webb Ewing Physical Education Linda Wiggins Mt. Vernon Secretarial Science Brad Williams Joey Willis Debra Wilson Debra Wilson Zeigler Benton Woodlawn Enfield Nursing General Studies Nursing Interior Design Betty Wood Kell Nursing MaryAnn Wood Mt. Vernon Education Theresa Woytus Scheller Elementary Education Marlene Wright Thompsonville Cosmetology Marsha Wyant Benton Business Irma Zelman Mt. Vernon Nursing 35 FRESHMEN Pamela Abbott McLeansboro General Studies Juanita Adams Bonnie Secretarial Science Angela Akins Benton Science . i ' Tricia Alien Sesser General Studies Kevin Alvis Mt. Vernon General Studies Kathy Anderson Zeigler Secretarial Science Beverly Arment Woodlawn Nursing 36 Vickie Arnold Mt. Vernon Medical Technology Mary Beaty Ewing General Studies Row Birkner Dahlgren Auto Mechanics Roy Austin Dix General Studies Rhonda Bennett Bonnie Nursing Laura Bolding Centralia Nursing Ronald Barbee Wayne City Agriculture Melinda Bernard Belle Rive Secretarial Science Anne Boling Pinckneyville Nursing Nona Beal Mt. Vernon Business Trent Bevis Mt. Vernon Architecture Perry Borah Mt. Vernon Business Barbara Bouseman McLeansboro Nursing ,i Riki Bradford Mt. Vernon Business Brenda Bravard Mt. Vernon Nursing Sherry Brinkman Mt. Vernon Business James Brown Mt. Vernon Mining Technology Cathy Browning Zeigler Physical Education Jim Bryant Mt. Vernon General Studies Wendi Bybee Thompsonville General Studies JoEllen Campbell Bonnie Nursing Velma Carson Benton Nursing Jeff Clark Thompsonville Agriculture Sue Clarke Bonnie Nursing Patsy Clawson Zeigler Interior Design Mary Collins McLeansboro General Studies Pam Collins Wayne City Computer Science Mitzi Cooper Bluford Nursing Julia Crain Salem Interior Design Susan Cralley Mt. Vernon General Studies 39 Dennis Cravens Sharon Culpepper Sharon Curtis MaryAnn Darnell Mt. Vernon McLeansboro McLeansboro Macedonia Business Secretarial Science Nursing Secretarial Science Michele Davis Mt. Vernon General Studies Toni Davis Salem Nursing Debra Davison Christopher Elementary Education Maria Decker McLeansboro Nursing Angela Dees Bonnie Nursing Barbara Doherty Mt. Vernon Optometry Madonna Dolan Enfield General Stud ies Bart Draper Benton Business Perry Draper Mt. Vernon General Studies Lesa Drury Mt. Vernon Medical Science Barbara Field Ruth Fisher Robert Flowers Brenda Floyd West Frankfort Pinckneyville Christopher Mt. Vernon Cosmetology Nursing Business Nursing 43 Susan Grebe Mt. Vernon Business Donna Green Fairfield interior Design Waunema Green Mt. Vernon Nursing Becky Greer Mt. Vernon General Studies Jean Grewe Susan Hall Lori Hart Lonwit Hart Dahlgren Mt. Vernon Valier Valier Secretarial Science Nursing General Studies General Studies Monica Hartley Scheller Business Lisa Haney Royalton Nursing Kathleen Hauschild Pinkneyville Nursing Mary Heierman Mt. Vernon Nursing Darlene Heil McLeansboro English Joan Henderson Mt. Vernon Business I Barb Hermeling Benton Nursing Eileen Hill Woodlawn Secretarial Science Marcena Holman Mt. Vernon Sociology Karen Herzing Mt. Vernon Nursing Frank Hilt Tamaroa Education Lynn Holmes Mt. Vernon General Studies Patricia Hicks Mt. Vernon Nursing Bonnie Hirons Mt. Vernon Law Enforcement 0 ■ John Howard Texico Agriculture Sandra Hicks Christopher Nursing Judith Hodges Sparta Nursing Lucy Huddle Mt. Vernon General Studies 46 Debbi Hundman Mt. Vernon Business Elizabeth Ingram Mt. Vernon General Studies Eric Hutchens Benton Engineering Ronda irvin Dale General Studies Tom Jamerson Springerton Auto Mechanics Leni Jelley Zeigler General Studies James Johnson Christopher General Studies Sherry Johnson Benton Nursing 47 Peggy Keller Tamaroa Nursing Geneva Kehrer Mt. Vernon General Studies Cheri King Herrin Mining Technology Lynn Knauss Bluford Nursing Nelson Knapp Tamaroa Architecture Deb Kurtz DuBois Architecture Coralee Koebler Mt. Vernon Mining Technology Joyce Laird Pinckneyville General Studies Kathy Kozuszek Pinckneyville Nursing Lauri Lash Mt. Vernon General Studies Diane Kuberski Tamaroa Business Melissa Learned Benton Physical Education Debra Lee Mt. Vernon Architecture Mary Leffner Waltonville Nursing Debra Longmire Belle Rive Art Joyce Loyd Sesser Business Scott Mabry West Frankfort Architecture Debra Madison Ina Nursing Winona Manasco Benton Secretarial Science Laura Marcquenski Tamaroa General Studies Mary Marcquenski Tamaroa General Studies Robbi Marcus DuQuoin Nursing Kermit McCormick Malinda McFarland Mike McGill Regina McKegney Wayne City Thompsonville McLeansboro Mt. Vernon Veterinary Education Business General Studies Sharon Morgan Zeigler Nursing Beth Morlan Bluford Physical Education Lee Morris Mt. Vernon General Studies Mark Morris McLeansboro Agriculture Carol Morrison Mulkeytown Business Sandra Muir Sesser Nursing Kim Muehlenbein Dahlgren Secretarial Science Carol Neal Thompsonville Secretarial Science Ladonna Neal Belle Rive General Studies V Lillian Newman Benton Nursing Becky Norton Woodlawn Secretarial Science George Overturf Royalton Mining Technology Gerry Owens Mt. Vernon Nursing Charlotte Page Mt. Vernon Nursing Cheryl Page Sesser Cosmetology Jamie Peacock Mt. Vernon Psychology Sara Pearson Mt. Vernon Education Joyce Peek Mt. Vernon Nursing Darren Perrachione Mt. Vernon Engineering Lynda Pinson Benton General Studies Geraldine Piotrowski Tamaroa Nursing Gayla Poole Benton Secretarial Science 55 Kevin Richardson Opdyl e Business Mary Richardson Benton General Studies Tanya Riley Sesser General Studies Linda Risenhoover Mt. Vernon Nursing Demise Rubenacker Mt. Vernon General Studies Charley Russell Benton Architecture David Sargent Mt. Vernon Mining Technology Terri Sargent Mt. Vernon Fashion Merchandising •ft . ' , Vic Sauerhage Benton General Studies l Ellen Sawyer Ewing Nursing Tammy Schaeffer Sharon Schierbaum Kenneth Schram Carol Scott Nashville Biuford Benton Mt. Vernon Architecture General Studies Mining Technology Nursing Nicholas Scro West Frankfort Mining Technology Dorothy Sense! Ashley Nursing Diane Sendelbach Mt. Vernon Business William Settle Mt. Vernon Physical Education 58 Helen Stanford Mt. Vernon Secretarial Science Nick Starasta Royalton Mining Technology Sherry Steele Pinckneyville Secretarial Science Darrell Smith Whittington Agriculture David Spotanski Mt. Vernon Engineering Del Summers Benton Engineering Patricia Supancic Benton Nursing Tony Swafford McLeansboro Marketing I ■ Tracey Szczeblewski Mulkeytown General Studies Laura Tedeschi Benton Music Linda Thomas Mt. Vernon Social Work Patty Thomas Sesser General Studies Maria Troutt Woodlawn Nursing Tamara Troyan Benton interior Design Brad Tucker McLeansboro Mining Technology Teresa Tucker Ewing General Studies Mike Woodward Mt. Vernon Business Jo Wright Zeigler Mining Technology Angela York McLeansboro General Studies Irish Young Gayla Younger Enfield Belle Rive General Studies Nursing 63 BOARD OF TRUSTEES The Board of Trustees has the responsibility of providing the facilities and services necessary for the total operation of Rend Lake College. They also es- tablish the polices which make the college a respon- sive part of the community vi hich it serves. The board members are Dr. Richard Simpson, Joseph McClure, Everett Thompson, Richard Herrin, Joe Scrivner, Marvin Scott, Allan Patton and student member, Doug Dunbar. Joseph McClure, Richard Herrin Dr. Harry Braun, Dr. Richard Simpson Everett Thompson, Dr. Allan Patton, Joe Scrivner CO LLEGE PRESIDENT The responsibility for implementing projections and policies at Rend Lake College goes with the President ' s office. Dr. Harry S. Braun leads the college toward the future. His efforts to guide the faculty, staff and students to new directions are resulting in swift educational advancements. ADMINISTRATION The Dean of Instruction works to insure a quality educational program and to foster unity among the president, faculty and students. Being Dean of Stu- dent Services involves overseeing counseling, regis- tration, financial aid and testing. The Business Man- ager is responsible for preparing the college ' s budget and maintaining a sound financial system of account- ing, purchasing and budgetary control. The Dean of Community Services helps instigate and develop all off-campus and on-campus evening classes according to the community ' s educational needs. The Dean of Vocational Technical Education is responsible for co- ordinating the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act agreements and for Vocational Plans. Robert Graham, Dean of Student Services Mark Kern, Dean of Instruction B. ]. Witunski, Business Manager Cfieryl Foley, Dean of Community Services Carroll Turner, Dean of Vocational Technical Ed. 69 Discovering the creative genius in the mind of each student is the task of the Fine Arts and Communication Department. Expertise in music, arts, speech, dra- ma, foreign language, composition, literature and reading and writing skills makes a well-rounded person and a well-rounded department. Georgine Hawley, English Robert Luckey, Music Barbara Luchsinger, Communications Susan Kolojcski, Art 71 BUSINESS, MATH SOCIAL SCIENCE The practical aspects of life are dealt with in the Business, Math and Social Science Department pro- grams. Students can earn 2-year degrees or short- term certificates in areas ranging from tax accounting to typing, algebra to trigonometry, and how to handle social problems to how to handle hostage negotiation. The department offers a variety of business, math and social programs. Myron Foley, Chairperson Kathryn McFarland, Secretary Imogene Ansorge, Secretarial Science Vincent Cain, History Gary Tucker, Law Enforcement VVilliam Younghusband, Accounting 75 Wayne Arnold, Health P.E. Dr. Eugene Estes, Biology Science and Health — working together to make life better. The science section of this department delves into biology, ecology, zoology, anatomy and chemistry. Meanwhile the health half helps students grasp the intricacies of operating room technology, cosmetology, licensed practical nursing, associate degree nursing, health ed, basic first aid, and physical education. Saundra Lipe, Nursing Shirley McHaney, Nursing James Waugh Shirley Yeargin AGRICULTURE ARCHITECTURE AUTOMOTIVE Students learn by doing in the AAA depart- ment. Ag students farm. Automotive classes repair vehicles for the cost of parts to gain experience. Architecture and interior design students actually design as part of their learning experience. Certi- ficate and degree programs are offered. David Scott, Chairman 79 Frederic Bruno Terry Clark Daniel McCowen Douglas Leeck 81 MINING A large mining industry in Southern Illinois necessitates a large Mining Department at RLC. The college meets the demands of advancing technology by providing instruction in safety and certificate updating as well as two-year de- gree and certificate programs. Gary Wade, Chairman Judith Cockrum, Secretary Lowell Curry Charles Dame Max Damron James Dare 82 David Johnson Carl Jones David Lockwood Don Lynch Norman Miller 1 83 David Patton, Dir. L.R.C. Jacqueline Chestosky, Library Asst. Betty Ward, Counselor Cecil Holland, Vet ' s Advisor Imogene Book, Librarian Debra Shelby, Receptionist L.R.C. Paula Dulaney, Library Asst. COUNSELORS J Thomas Burke, Counselor VET ' S ADVISOR RECEPTIONIST 85 SPECIAL SERVICES Roberta Bennett, Secretary Ardell Kimmel, Director Cooperative Ed. Placement BARBARA ULtS Barbara Liles, Affirmative Action Robert Kelley, Public Information Officer Mary Braden, Bookstore Mgr. Wilanna Patton, Nurse Elliott Bevis, Copy Service 89 RLC JAZZ BAND IS BIG HIT IN MEXICO Mexico rocked to the peppery sounds of the Rend Lake College Jazz Band during an eight-day visit the middle of April. The 22- member ensemble was one of seven groups from the United States s elected to attend the Fiesta Musical Mexicana, the first Illinois banc on the community college level ever invited to compete in the international musical Olympics. The Rend Lake College contingent brought back a bronze medal as the only jazz band to rank. High- lights of the trip were six concerts in three cities, Oaxtepec, the government-owned vacation center, Jojvtla and Mexico City. The RLC Jazz Band, which held fund-raising concerts within the district to help pay for half of the venture, was directed by Courtney Cox. Fellow instructor Larry Phifer also accompanied the group. 92 CAST Beatrice — Imogene Book Matilda — Jamie Peacock Ruth — Teresa Davis Nanny — Bonnie Greenwood Janice — Barbara Doherty Peter — Peter Rabbit Peacock by PAUL ZINDEL BEST AMERICllN PLAY N Y. DRAMA CfllTICS CIRCLE AWARD  PSYCHOLOGICAL DKAM (fROM BDOAOWtlV) Directed by MICHAEL TICK BLACKOUTS Blackouts V was held in the Little Theater in Octo- ber 1979. Blackouts has become an annual produc- tion at RLC in which both students and faculty par- ticipate. The admission fee is used to support a stu- dent scholarship. As always Blackouts was a fun time for all who attended. ALUMNI GAME AND DANCE The RLC gym rocked with excitement as the ghosts of the past returned to test their skills against the present RLC Warriors. The Alumni game was preced- ed by a Student-Faculty game, which was chaotic, and followed by a dance in the Student Center arranged by the Student Senate. SPRING SEMI- FORMAL The Student Senate sponsored a semi-formal dance at the end of the spring semester, it was held at the Mt. Vernon Holiday Inn. Eat, drink and be merry . . . School ' s Out!! EINSTEIN ' S BIRTHDAY The students and faculty with a little help from the American Food Service cut a birthday cake in honor of the one hundredth birthday of Albert Einstein. BLOODMOBILE Each year the Bloodmobile makes at least one visit to the RLC campus. This event is coordinated by the college nurse, Willanna Patton, and is supported by Mr. Wayne Arnold ' s Health classes. The student body has been very generous in sharing their resources for medical purposes. 101 SPRING BBQ In honor of spring the American Food S ervice sponsored a Bar-B-Q. Students thought the day was just right for eating outside, especially when they saw the menu, which featured pork steak, chicken, cole slaw, baked beans, potatoe salad and watermelon. Plus free pepsi to wash it all down. CHRISTMAS DANCE The Christmas season would not be complete with- out a gala celebration and so it was provided by the Student Senate. The Senate members decorated the Student Center in the spirit of the occasion. To com- plete the festivities Santa made a visit and assisted in handing out the door prizes. GUEST SPEAKERS RLC students feel the many sides of life through the experiences related by the myriad of guest speakers which appear on campus annually. These run the gamut of all walks of life from medical doctors, artists and tec hnicians to individuals incar- cerated in the Illinois prison system. Dr. James Heersma, Psychology class Sylvia Greenfield, Art class 106 108 J HONORS DAY Top Right, Left to Right: Judi Cockrum — Award for special service to chapter; Martha Abbott — Scholarship Award; Mrs. Imogene Book — S.E.A. Advisor; Penny Biggerstaff — President. Upper Right: Susie Wolf (honorable mention) photography; Dorris Morganthaler — poetry; Sandra Burke — original music composition; Ray Porter — photography. Lower Right: (2nd from left) Jeananne Dan — Secretarial Science Award. Bottom Right: Mark Michalic — Student member Board of Trustees. Top Left: Vincent Cain received the distinguished educator award. Left Center: Linda Wiggins won the Rend Lake College Women ' s Organization Scholar- ship. Bottom Left: Dorris Morganthaler — D. Bernard Berg Interior Design Award. BASIC BASIC is an organization of Christians who get to- gether through the week to share God ' s love. The club meets on Wednesday at noon and its sole pur- pose is to share the gospel of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ by true Christian love and compassion that is shown in the Bible. Students are encouraged to make the life changing commitment of accepting Je- sus Christ as personal Savior and then living it. In its weekly programs the club has Bible studies, rap ses- sions, prayer time, singing, and fellowship. Greg Backes from Logan Street Baptist Church in Mt. Ver- non is the club sponsor. The officers are: Bob Burton, President; Brian Whisenhunt and Julia Stanford, Vice- Presidents; Peggy Wilson, Outreach Chairman; and Tim Soutt, Growth Chairman. BASIC is a non-denomi- national club and if you are coming back next year, come and make BASIC even better than it is now. PHI THETA KAPPA Phi Theta Kappa recognizes intellectual achievement at Rend Lake College. Membership in Phi Theta Kappa is conferred on those students who have achieved at least a 3.5 grade point average for two semesters and have been full time students for those same two semesters. Phi Theta Kappa will install new members and elect an instructor for the Most Distinguished Educator Award in the late spring. The officers are: President, Jerry Brownberger; Vice-President, Michelle Davis; Secretary, Dorothy Johnson; Advisor, Tom Burke CIRCLE K Circle K is a student branch of the Kiwanis which is a community service organization. The Circle K was active this year in the ticket sales booths. The club president is Tom Doherty and the club advisor is Mike McClure. PHI BETA LAMBDA The Phi Beta Lambda is open to all students in Accounting, Business, or Secretarial courses. All chapters of Phi Beta Lambda are concerned with the future of the business world. In order to be- come more acquainted with business, all chapters are given the opportunity to attend workshops and conferences. During the spring conference contests in various business activities are held and winners of these contests go on to national finals. The 1978-79 conference was the first RLC ever attended and the club placed in four categories. The officers are: President, Scott Anderson; Vice- President, Nona Beal; Secretary, Carolyn Tenny- son; Treasurer, Rhonda Reece; Reporter, Alan Monroe. ENGINEERING CLUB The Rend Lake College Engineering and Science Club was formed to promote educational development and the understanding of occupa- tional engineering and sciences. It has been a very active club partici- pating in many events this year. In September the club took a trip to the Marion Environmental Laboratory and enjoyed a presentation by Dr. Chin from SlU. An award was presented to Mr. Car! Wagner recogniz- ing him as the outstanding engineering student of the year. They also visited the Chrysler Assembly Plant and the Planetarium in St. Louis. The officers of the club are: Howard Eubanks, President; Brenda Ru- beck, Secretary; and Steve Cusumano, Treasurer. Mr. Richard Heaton is club sponsor. I.S.M.E.A. The RLC chapter of the Illinois Student Music Edu- cators Association participated in several activities during the academic year which included the spon- sorship of Blackouts V, a food and baked goods sale at the Drama Workshop held in December, and a Christ- mas party in the North Oasis. Everyone attended a superb performance by the Maynard Ferguson Big Band at the Plantation Dinner Theatre in St. Louis during February, and more concert excursions are planned for the spring. The officers are Julie Stanford, President; Shawn McCauley, Vice-President; Jessica Booker, Secretary; Ron FHarper, Treasurer. 121 INTERIOR DESIGN GUILD The Interior Design students at RLC organize each year to plan activities to earn funds for trips to design related businesses or to socialize in a relaxed environment. Eighteen members meet bi-monthly to plan bake sales, carnivals, semi- nars, etc. Trips are taken to furniture establish- ments, design studios, and a variety of institu- tions of design. Officers elected for the 1979-80 school year are: Patti Bowles, President; Jami Hale, Secretary; Jodi Chady, Treasurer and Mrs. Jan Aired, Sponsor. 123 S. E. A. The Student Education Association was designed to help education majors in understanding problems they might encounter in their field. SEA is affiliated with the Illinois Education Association and the Na- tional Education Association. The activities for this year were the used book sale, a fall carnival booth, and attending the state and local conferences. The officers are: President, Martha Abbott, Vice-President, Dar- lene Heil, Secretary-Treasurer, Pam Abbott. LETTERMENS CLUB The RLC Lettermens Club provides a source of athletic fellowship for student ath- letes. During the school year the club oper- ates the concession stand for events that take place in the gym. That income is used for special projects, team awards, and indi- vidual awards. The club also from time to time has mini-sports clinics for area young- sters. To participate in the club one must be a full-time student and member of a RLC athletic team. The sponsor is Coach Jim Waugh and the officers are: President, Doug Creel; Vice-President, Glen Ramsey; Secre- tary-Treasurer, Steve Brown. STUDENT SENATE The Student Senate is the elected student government of RLC. During the school year the Senate is involved in a host of student activities. Just some of the activities for the 1979-80 school year have been: Student-Faculty game, Christ- mas Dance, free movies, student dances and the Spring Semi-formal. Sponsor: Betty Ann Ward; President, Ron Brookins; Secretary, Kay South; Treasurer, Dawn Webb; Vice-President, Barry Moore; Social Chairman, Susie Wolf; Public Re- lations Chairman, Amy Roffman. 127 RENDITION By each staff member completing their assigned tasks within the deadline date (well, almost) the 1980 yearbook is a reality. The staff worked hard to bring to you a record of the events of this academic year. It is the hope of the staff that you will treasure our slice of RLC 1979-80 stvle. STAFF ORGANIZATION Maria Franscavitch Editor Kristi Shimep Individuals Maria Franscavitch Susan Burgess Faculty Jerry Brownberger Martha Abbott Sports John Homan Sheila Kays Special Events Frank Hilt Nick Scro Clare Thierey Organizations Darlene Heil Randy Blaine Mike McGill Advertisements Monica Hartley Kirk Parks Photography Pam Abbott Mike McGill Randy Blaine .... Administrative Assts. Christine Granger Vincent Cain Advisor I 129 Pressing Times The Pressing Times is the RLC newspaper. The staff of the Pressing Times has worked hard to keep the students and faculty informed of the latest news on campus. PRESSING TIMES STAFF Editor Susan Burgess Photographer Amy Roffman Sports Editor Cindy Caldwell Reporters Leonard East Rosie Gibson Barbara Hamilton Gayla Mattox Linda Summers Advisor Bob Kelley MW9 l 4ew President Named Or Rend yeors, of rfie of Tfu Or W. Travis Martin Jr., 42, of Wat«loo, Iowa has accepted the po- ' • ' ■ ' ' C Of sitioo of presidentof R LC as of Sep- e -- merly served as superintendent of the 4 Hawkeye Institute of Techno log y .n Waterloo for nine yeors « .1. ch.ef istrator. sve ofCorpul Christl, Texas, C« olina, Dr. Martin M. A. in Ed- clodes o three n«nth sec-ch by o Pr«i dentiol Search Commi £• f Tmstees of (tend Lake C • Wf JSt the presidency vacate Lo cc Tg:x Snyder upon his retir e 15, 1975. Dr. Snyde ■ lege since its incepti ,M.w ... -- r _ iaP . fl i)d Lai,. Dr. Martin, his wi to f ' Bht ne three doughters ploi Jo. ,n Mt. VenKH, some ' , ' , ;; re tZ;r ' 11 ser. ™A ' n Mr D, I Univi - ' . College staff and It r.n ' .- :. Asian ' o - r mm m OP jT to be held from Cente r t ' Dr. Martin at an i io be held from 2: ' Uughi and IS 1 JUi his n„„, 130 PRESIDENT ' S CABINET The President ' s Cabinet, which meets monthly, assures the best two-way communication possible within the college family and assists the President in the formulation of policies and procedures for the College. The Council consists of the President, all Deans, Business Manager, Chairperson of the Aca- demic Council, Department Chairpersons, Direc- tor of Learning Resources, Affirmative Action Offi- cer, Public Information Officer, Director of Physical Plant and the President of the Student Senate. A.I.M.E. The American Industrial Miners and Engineers is an active international organization of professionals in the business. The RLC student chapter of this organization is one of seven in Southern Illinois, Kentucky, and Indiana which is recognized by the international AIME. The primary purpose of the RLC chapter is to promote interest in the mining and petroleum industry. The officers are: Peggy Womble, President; Robert Overturf, Vice-President; Nita Askins, Secretary; Dan Settle, Treasurer. ULC ' Ul Tm£ )• Studicnts For A I M M f J-ACH MONTH IN THF MINING HUILDIiSTG STUIIISvr CHAPTHH RLC STUDENT BODY 138 Left to right front row; Coach Mike McClure, David Bauer, Scott Stehl, Joe Hauersperger, Craig Anderson, Mike Parkinson, Mike Mayer, David Arnold, Wendell Wheeler, Kelly Cornet, Coach Norm Miller, second row; Rob Styve, Glen Mace, Tim Raney, Randy Puets, Scott Cray, Jeff Irvin, Mark Neibel Charles Spicuzza, Steve Brown, Phil Kramer, Back row; Delbert Sechrest, Bill Leadendecker, Dean Vaughn, Mark Schwitz, Scott Wine, Gary Denbo, Pete Stoll, Jim Spillman, Rodney Lucas, Pat Herbert, Doug Creel, 139 SPRING BASEBALL We Th ey Opponent We They 11 2 Denison 1 3 3 10 Flagler 2 3 Flagler 7 3 Denison 5 5 5 1 Akron 3 5 5 6 SIC 4 3 9 4 Okland City 14 6 3 2 Shawnee 5 4 5 6 Kaskaskia 5 2 1 4 SIC 13 8 0 2 Lakeland 5 8 13 0 Lincoln Trail 9 6 9 2 Oiney 15 5 2 4 Kaskaskia 0 3 1 0 SIC 16 2 Shawnee Left to right front row; Dean Vaughn, Pete Stoll, Don Mundy, Mike Parkinson, Mike O ' Rear, Rithey Clift, second row; Randall Shively, Mike Mayer, Steve Brown, Scott Sthel, Tim Raney, Tim Burton, back row; Coach Mike McCiure, Kevin Strothman, Mark Schwitz, Kent Strothman, Scott Wagner, Doug Creel, David Carew, Coach Norman Miller. 140 GOLF The RLC Golf Team finished its fourth season by placing fourth in the conference this past fall. Doug Dunbar was able to capture first place in conference play, winning the indivdual title, while Jose Oropeza was the the number two shooter on the RLC team Juan Dominquez and Scott MacDonald rounded out the rest of the squad. Left to right; Coach Jim Waugh, Scott MacDonald, Juan Dominquez, Jose Oropeza, Doug Dunbar. SOFTBALL The Lady Warriors had a fine 1979 season as they sported a 10-5 record. There were several new school records set during the course of the year. Crystal Miller had 28 hits, scored 21 runs and batted a lusty .509. Kelly Stewart also stroked 28 hits, drove in 26 runs, and totalled 6 doubles. Toni Martin lashed 3 triples, and Ellen LeGrand hit RLC ' s first home run. Tanya Johnston show- cased her pitching abilities with a 5.02 earned run average and was 6-1 recordwise. Back Row Left to Right: Jimmy Hall, manager, Crystal Miller, Susie Wolf, Kelly Stewart, Penny Biggerstaff, Ellen LeCrande, Patti Bonenberger, Donna Page, John Kretz, Coach. Front Row; Toni Martin, Cindy Caldwell, Martha Abbott, Angie Zachman, Pam Winder, Kaye South. 142 t VOLLEYBALL RLC girls fashioned a 9-5 season record, good for second place in the Conference. This is a remarkable achievement considering the sport is only in its third year at RLC. Crystal Miller was chosen Most Valuable Player; Martha Abbott, Honorary Captain; and Tanya Riley was given the Sportsmanship Award. Miller and Abbott were also chosen for the all-conference team. Front Row Left to Right: Vickie Moore, Mary Collins, Tanya Riley, John Kretz, Martha Abbott, Madonna Dolan, Cindy Caldwell. Back Row: Brenda Kondritz, Loree Helm, Kaye South, Clara Mitchell, Darlene Heil, Crystal Miller, Ellen LeGrand, Susie Wolf. 144 146 TENNIS BASKETBALL The Rend Lake College Basketball War- riors had a very good winning season, taking their second consecutive Championship in the Lincoln Land Holiday Classic and Second Place in the Shawnee Invitational Tourney. Coach Jim Waugh and Assistant John Kretz, led their team to a record-breaking year, posting new individual scoring records for Doug Creel and a new assist record for Mark Craddock, as well as the establishment of several team records. Front Row, Left to Right: Wendell Wheeler, Mark Craddock, John Powers, Brad Rainwater, Ron Brookins, Pat Herbert, Delbert Sechrest (Manager) Back Row, Left to Right: Head Coach, Jim Waugh, Kevin Toney, Fred Settle, Glen Ramsey, Mark Schwitz, Bart Draper, Doug Creel, Assistant Coach, John Kretz. 149 CHEERLEADERS The 1979-80 RLC cheerleaders were selected through tryouts in which the girls had to do a series of gymnastics, two cheers and a routine to music. The six chosen were Kay South, Crystal Miller, Dawn Webb, Loree Helm, Teresa Murry, and Sharon Wade. This year at the Lincoln Land Holiday Tourney in Spring- field they received the cheerleading trophy for the second consecutive year. The squad ' s sponsor is Lisa Van Horn. Hp-- ' - DEVIL T RRITO YOU BEWARE BASKETBALL The women ' s basketball team went into com- petitive action for their third year. Their coach this year was Dr. Richard Doherty and the team posted its best win record in league competi- tion. Many individual players captured awards in tournament and conference play. There will be four returning players for next year ' s basketball season. Left to Right: Martha Abbott, Kris Schirmer, Mary Collins, Cindy Caldwell, Missy Learned, Dariene Heil, Kathe Browning, Diane Fann, Toni Martin, Tracey Szczeblewski, Chris Lewis, Coach Richard Doherty. 152 KARATE Karate may be an Oriental tradition but it also has become an RLC tradition judging by the numbers of students participating in the club activities this year. SPECIAL OLYMPICS The Recreation Department of SlU Carbon- dale coordinated the Southern Illinois Special Olympics and RLC was a part of this worthy pro- gram. The RLC portion consisted of the Volley- ball tournament which was supervised by the RLC Health and P.E. class. 155 156 157 All-tourney Team Doug Creel, Mark Schwitz First place Cheerleading Award Land of Lincoln Tournament Logan Inv. All-Tourney Team Missy Learned Captain in All-Conference Martha Abbott, MVP All-Conference Crystal Miller, Sportsmanship Tanya Riley 158 159 INA STATE BANK THE INA STATE BANK REND LAKE COLLEGE Are No. I The Ina State Bank and Rend Lake College have joined together to have the first banking facility on a junior college campus in the state of Illinois. If you are thinking about banking or going to college you couldn ' t select two more progressive institutions than the Ina State Bank and Rend Lake College. INA STATE BANK Downtown Ina and REND LAKE COLLEGE Phone 437-5341 (Main Bank) F.D.I.C. or 437-5595 (RLC Facility) 162 FORD — II HOLMAN MOTOR CO, INC. 215 North Tenth St. Mt. 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A FULL SERVICE BANK 172 DELO PHOTO CRAFT EASTON ' S FLOWERS LOVELL TIRE McLEANSBORO BEN FRANKLIN McLEANSBORO DAIRY QUEEN PATS SHOE STORE THE LOCKER ROOM ZWICKS SHOES A Aaron, Janette 69 Abbott, Martha 22 Abbott, Pamela 36 Adams, Juanita 36 Akins, Angela 36 Albers, Jane 22 Allen, Tricia 36 Aired, Janet 79 Alvis, Kevin 36 Anderson, Brian 22 Anderson, Diane 69 Anderson, Kathy 36 Ansorge, Imogene 73 Arment, Beverly 36 Arnold, Vickie 37 Arnold, Wayne 76 Atkins, Glenda 89 Atkinson, Gary 22 Austin, Roy B Baker, Shellie 22 Barbee, Ronald 37 Bathon, Julia 22 Batts, David 22 Beal, Nona 37 Beaty, Mary 37 Behimer, Nancy 23 Bennett, Rhonda 37 Bennett, Roberta 88 Bernard, Malinda 37 Betts, Tonna 23 Bevis, Elliott 88 Bevis, Trent 37 Biggerstaff, Rosetta 23 Bigham, llene 23 Birkner, Ron 37 Black, Joan 23 Bolding, Laura 37 Boling, Anne 37 Book, Imogene 85 Booker, Jessica 23 Booker, Sheila 23 Borah, Perry 37 Bouseman, Barbara 38 Bowles, Patti 23 Braden, Mary 88 Bradford, Riki 38 Brand, Barbara 23 Braun, Harry 66, 67 Bravard, Brenda 38 Brinkman, Sherry 38 Brookins, Ronald 23 Brown, James 38 Brown, Valeria 86 Browning, Cathy 38 Browning, Joy 23 Brownsberger, Jerry 23 Bruno, Frederic 80 Bryant, Jim 38 Buchanan, Darlene 89 Burgess, Susan 24 Burke, Thomas 85 Bybee, Wendi 38 C Cain, Vincent 73 Caldwell, Cindy 24 Campbell, JoEllen 38 Carnes, Rosemary 69 Carson, Velma 38 Castro, Terry 39 Chady, Dan 39 Chady, Dodi 24 Chambers, Kathy 79 Chestosky, Jacqueline 85 Clark, Jeff 39 Clark, Roger 24 Clark, Terry 80 Clarke, Sue 39 Clawson, Patsy 39 Claxton, Evelyn 70 Cockrum, Judith 82 Collins, Mary 39 Collins, Pam 39 Conner, Dixie 24 Cooper, Mitzi 39 Copenhaver, Marilyn 24 Grain, Julia 39 Cralley, Susan 39 Cravens, Dennis 40 Culpepper, Sharon 40 Curry, Lowell 82 Curtis, Sharon 40 Cusumano, Steve 24 D Dame, Charles 82 Dameron, Max 82 Dare, James 82 Darnell, Janet 69 Darnell, Mary Ann 40 Davis, Helen 24 Davis, John 24 Davis, Michele 40 Davis, Toni 40 Davison, Debra 40 Decker, Maria 40 Dees, Angela 40 Dewitt, Judson 74 Dodson, Beverly 24 Doherty, Barbara 40 Doherty, Richard 74 Dolan, Madonna 41 Doty, Patricia 24 Dover, Teresa 24 Downen, Janet 25 Draper, Bart 41 Draper, Perry 41 Dressel, Floyd 70 Drury, Lesa 41 Dugger, Linda 41 Dulaney, Paula 85 Dunbar, Doug 41 E Earl, Mally 41 Easter, Karen 41 Eastham, Sabrina 41 Edwards, Lynne 69 Elkins, Denise 25 Estes, Eugene 76 Estes, Jean 67 Eubanks, Howard 25 Eubanks, Pat 41 Eubanks, Rhonda 89 Eubanks, Sharon 42 Eubanks, Shelley 42 Evilsizer, Sue 25 F Fairchilds, David 25 Fann, Mary 42 Ferrers, Lea 42 Field, Barbara 42 Fisher, Ruth 42 Flanigan, Nancy 42 Fieri, Virginia 77 Flowers, Robert 42 Floyd, Brenda 42 Foley, Cheryl 68 Foley, Myron 73 Forby, Sandy 43 Fowler, Caludette 43 Frakes, William 25 Franklin, Robert 80 Franscavitch, Maria 43 Frey, Angela 43 Funkhouser, Stacey 43 Furlong, Royla 26 G Gabellieri, Lori 43 Gaunt, Judy 43 Gerino, Tom 43 Gesell, Brad 26 Giacomo, Mary 44 Gibson, Rosie 44 Goin, Gela 74 Golio, Janet 44 Goodheart, Margaret 26 Graham, Cara 44 Graham, Robert 68 Granger, Chris 44 Grathler, Lisa 44 Grebe, Susan 44 Green, Donna 44 Green, Waunema 44 Greer, Becky 44 Grewe, Jean 45 H Hall, Eleanor 74 Hall, Janet 26 Hall, Melanie 26 Hall, Susan 45 Hamerski, Jan 26 Hamilton, Barbara 26 Harp, Dee 26 Hart, Lori 45 Hart, Lonnie 45 Hartley, Brenda 77 Hartley, Monica 45 Haney, Lisa 45 Hauschild, Kathleen 45 Hawkins, Reuben 80 Hawley, Georgine 71 Heaton, Richard 77 Hefner, Kelly 26 Heierman, Mary 45 Heil, Darlene 45 Heischmidt, Martin 74 Henderson, Joan 45 Herbert, Betty 76 Hermeling, Barb 46 Herrin, Richard 66 Herzing, Karen 46 Hicks, Patricia 46 Hicks, Sandra 46 Hill, Eileen 46 Hilt, Frank 46 Hirons, Bonnie 46 Hodges, Judith 46 Holland, Cecil 85 Holman, Marcena 46 Holmes, Lynn 46 Howard, Jim 26 Howard, John 46 Huddle, Lucy 46 Hughes, Vickie 27 Hughey, Mary 27 Hundman, Debbie 47 Hutchens, Eric 47 1-J Ingram, Elizabeth 47 Irvin, Debra 27 Irvin, Ronda 47 Jacobs, Cathy 27 Jamerson, Tom 47 Jelley, Leni 47 Jinks, Tammy 27 Johnson, Dorothy 27 Johnson, James 47 Johnson, Sherry 47 Johnston, Lorrie 27 Jones, Barbara 48 Jones, Linda 48 Jones, Jami 48 Julian, Donald 48 K Kapp, Jim 48 Karnes, Debra 48 Kash, Mark 48 Kassner, Karen 27 Kays, Sheila 48 Kearney, James 27 Keller, Peggy 49 Kehrer, Geneva 49 Kellerman, Deborah 28 Kelley, Robert 88 Kelly, John 27 Kern, Mark 68 Kimmel, Ardell 88 Kimmel, Rhonda 28 King, Cheri 49 Kirkpatrick, Lucille 28 Kirsch, Maurice 81 Knauss, Lynn 49 Knapp, Nelson 49 Koebler, Coralee 49 Kolojeski, Susan 71 Kondritz, Brenda 28 Kownacki, Edward 76 Kozuszek, Kathy 49 Kuberski, Diane 49 Kuhl, Maryetta 77 Kurtz, Deb 49 L Laird, Joyce 49 Lankford, Teri 28 Lash, Lauri 49 Lawrence, Darlene 28 Learned, Melissa 49 Lee, Debra 50 Leeck, Douglas 80 Leek, Shelley 28 Leffner, Mary 50 LeGrand, Ellen 28 Lentz, Francis 81 Lewis, Larry 50 Levault, Toni 50 Levesque, Julien 75 Liles, Barbara 88 Lincicome, Janet 50 Linville, Phyllis 50 Lipe, Saundra 77 Longmire, Debra 50 Loss, Mary 28 Loucks, Twyla 69 Lowery, C.C. 85 Loyd, Joyce 50 Luchsinger, Barbara 71 Luckey, Robert 71 Lutes, Diane 86 M Mabry, Scott 50 Madison, Debra 50 Manasco, Winona 51 Manning, Debra 28 Marcquenski, Laura 51 Marcquenski, Mary 51 Marcus, Robbi 51 Marteney, Jackie 51 Martin, Toni 29 Mathis, Christi 51 Mattox, Gayla 51 McAdoo, Ellen 51 McCann, Pam 51 McCauley, Shawn 29 McClure, Joseph 66 McClurken, Alan 51 McCormick, Kermit 52 McCowen, Barbara 84 McCowen, Daniel 80 McFarland, Kathryn 73 McFarland, Malinda 52 McGill, Mike 52 McGill, Peggy 29 McGill, Steve 29 McHaney, Shirley 77 McKegney, Regina 52 McLaren, Mike 52 McNulty, Beatrice 52 Meadows, William 52 Miller, Melinda 52 Mellott, Audrey 52 Mendenhall, Allene 52 Mick, Judy 53 Milcic, Sharon 29 Miles, Brenda 29 Miller, Crystal 29 Miller, Ellen 29 Miller, Janet 75 Minor, Marvla 69 Mitchell, Clara 53 Mitchell, Gene 84 Mitchell, John 84 Moles, Tania 53 Monroe, Alan 29 Montgomery, Rhonda 29 Mooneyham, James 84 Moore, Darla 30 Moore, Gary 53 Moore, Gwen 30 Moore, Janet 53 Moore, Vickie 53 Morgan, Sharon 53 Morlan, Beth 53 Morris, Lee 53 Morris, Mark 53 Morris, Sandra 30 Morris, Tim 30 Morrison, Carol 54 Muir, Sandra 54 Muehlenbein, Kim 54 Muench, Karen 78 Murphy, Robert 86 Musgrave, Jack 84 N-O-P-Q Neal, Carol 54 Neal, Ladonna 54 Newman, Lillian 54 Nimtz, Lynn 87 Norton, Becky 54 Nowakowski, Janice 30 Overturf, Casey 30 Overturf, George 54 Overturf, Peggy 30 Owens, Gerry 54 Page, Carol 86 Page, Charlotte 54 Page, Cheryl 55 Page, Patricia 31 Parks, Kirk 61 Pastori, Mark 31 Patton, Allan 66 Patton, David 85 Patton, Wilanna 88 Payne, Deborah 31 Peacock, Jamie 55 Pearson, Sara 55 Peek, Joyce 55 Peeples, Steven 31 Pelker, Douglas 31 Perrachione, Darren 55 Perrachione, Richard 75 Perruquet, Donnie 31 Phifer, Larry 72 Pinkham, Roger 31 Pinson, Lynda 55 Piotrowski, Geraldine 55 Pitman, Paula 31 Poole, Gayla 55 Quinn, Donna 61 R Ragan, Kathy 56 Rainey, Maureena 32 Ramsey, Glen 32 Randolph, Jeffrey 56 Rapp, Dennis 56 Rapp, Margaret 56 Rapp, Susan 32 Ratermann, Barbara 32 Rath, Sherri 56 Ray, Jann 78 Reece, Rhonda 32 Richards, Paula 56 Richardson, Kevin 56 Richardson, Mary 56 Riley, Tanya 56 Risenhoover, Linda 56 Risley, Becky 57 Robertson, Kim 57 Robertson, Wendy 57 Roffmann, Amy 57 Rogers, Darla 32 Rohde, JoAnn 57 Rohde, Mary 32 Rombough, Janice 32 Rose, Jeffery 57 Rubenacker, Denise 57 Ruemmler, Jerri 69 Russell, Charley 57 Rye, Karen 32 S Sanders, Gregory 32 Sanders, June 87 Sargent, David 57 Sargent, Terri 57 Sauerhage, Vic 58 Sawyer, Ellen 58 Schaeffer, Tammy 58 Schaffer, Julie 33 Schierbaum, Cheryl 33 Schierbaum, Sharon 58 Schirmer, Kristi 33 Schram, Kenneth 58 Scott, Carol 58 Scott, David 79 Scrivner, Joe 66 Scro, Nicholas 58 Sensel, Dorothy 58 Sendelbach, Diane 58 Sehle, William 58 Seyler, Ruth 59 Sharp, Pam 87 Sheckles, Vallerie 33 Shelby, Debra 85 Sidwell, Larry 75 Siebert, Cheryl 33 Simpson, Richard 66 Sims, Darwin 33 Skinion, Carl 59 Smith, Cheryl 59 Smith, Daria 33 Smith, Darrell 59 Smith, Pat 33 Smith, Paula 33 Smith, Rella 33 Smith, Stephanie 34 Smoot, John 84 Sosnouski, Mark 59 South, Kaye 34 Spencer, Penney 85 Spotanski, David 59 Staley, Lei 34 Stanford, Helen 59 Stanford, Julia 34 Starasta, Nick 59 Steele, Sherry 59 Summers, Del 59 Summers, Linda 34 Supancic, Patricia 60 Swafford, Tony 60 Swayne, Julius 78 Sweat, Gina 34 Swink, Leavell 81 Szczeblewski, Tracey 60 Tepovich, Alice 34 Thierry, Clare 34 Thomas, Linda 60 Thomas, Patty 60 Thompson, Everett 66 Tick, Michael 72 Tietz, Stephen 72 Toney, Kevin 34 Troutt, Maria 60 Troyan, Tamara 60 Tucker, Brad 60 Tucker, Gary 75 Tucker, Teresa 60 Turner, Carroll 68 U-V Uhls, Tracy 61 Upchurch, Sue 69 Vancleve, Sandra 78 Varis, Robert 84 Tabor, Dana 78 Tedeschi, Laura 60 Tennyson, Carolyn 34 W Wade, Gary 82 Wade, Karen 61 Wade, Sharon 61 Ward, Betty 85 Warren, Carol 70 Waugh, James 78 Webb, Dawn 34 Webb, Robert 89 Welch, Kevin 61 Wells, Jane 62 Wells, Linda 61 Weston, Alan 62 Wetzel, Dorothy 62 Wiggins, Linda 34 Williams, Brad 35 Willis, Jill 61 Willis, Joey 35 Wilson, Debra 35 Wilson, Debra J. 35 Wilson, Lee 84 Wilson, Peggy 61 Winget, Leslie 62 Wink, James 62 Witunski, B.J. 68 Womble, Valerie 62 Wood, Betty 35 Wood, Mary Ann 35 Woods, Robert 62 Woods, Shelia 62 Woodward, Mike 63 Woytus, Theresa 35 Wright, Jo 63 Wright, Marlene 35 Wyant, Marsha 35 X-Y-Z Yadloski, Carol 63 Yeargin, Shirley 78 York, Angela 63 Young, Trish 63 Younger, Gayla 63 Younghusband, William 75 Zelman, Irma 35 177 BE ALL THAT YOU CAN BE- NEVER TURN FROM THE GOAL- NEVER FEAR THE WINDING ROAD THAT PROJECTS INTO TOMORROW. The 1980 Rend Lake College yearbook staff would like to announce the change of the yearbook name from TARN (which, incidentally, is a small Alpine lake) to RENDITION. The staff felt that this title better ex- pressed the style of RLC.