firs The Pig Ripon Drug The Beckoning Benders Mill Pond Braun’s A W f 2 i Mac's Bob’s Liquor Pamida ---------- Dairy Queen Country Kitchen Pizza Hut But as soon as you get up close, you know Ripp’n Good Cookie Outlet Road house Movie Theatre Red’s The Spot Milt’s Jim’s Liberty Inn Bread Basket Bakery Great Scott’s Drive In Liquor Domino’s i ... It Can Only Be Ripon Where else do they have Unknown Togas? (Aliases Tom Koel and Greg Watts) Are you wasted «Rain? Mary Gero takes her work study • very seriously. Able to leap a bass drumstick in a single bound. It's Super Fritz! Fritz Glas that is. The Ripon Look of Lust, by Linda Menck. •i Jill Daniclscn and Robyn Edisis work together on Can't say we didn't warn you about the throat cultures. - Bryan Boya, an Adolescence and Adulthood project. Poor Jim Floryance. Jim Thompson open space. Santa (John Shattuck) lends two of his four arms to Christine Elliott and Kathy Learning anything. Jean? Short. “In a way, looking at the future is like looking at a cake. Until you've tasted it, what do you know? And then it's too late.” Merlin in Excalibur Well, on August 23. 1982 we blew out the candies at the birthday of another achool year. And then, whether we wanted to or not, we all got a taste of the cake. There were mixed reactions. Some of us immediately declared ourselves on a diet. Some only ate the frosting. The administration picked out the nuts. A few went up for seconds. And the rest ordered out. And then the party was over. It had started. THE FALL OF 1982 THEFALLTH Everything was a little crazy at first, of course. There were new faces and new rooms to get used to. But the familiar things resurfaced quickly. There was the obligatory rain for the first seven days to do wonders for homesick people’s morale. Some of the new people: Ellen Hauert and friend, and at right. Lynn Kahney and Connie Redmann. 6 FALL A good time was had by all the s enc majors who got together for the annual Farr Outing down at the Mill Pond. Unfortunately, the humidity was a little high. Shortly after the annual return to Ripon at the end of August, the Orienteering Club began making plans for the fall season. A small team, but hardcore orienteers indeed; Stacy Heinrich. Jack Winner. Shirley Hunter. Joel Norton, and Tamara Winter trekked to Sault Ste Marie, Michigan for the Midwest O' Championships Labor Day weekend. Early October found the team at Chicago's (and aptly named) Bramble Ramble, Accompanied by CPT Platt Boyd as he attended his last U.S. orienteering meet before transferring to Germany. Truly dedicated, the team even forfeited the first day of their fall break to attend the Wisconsin State Championships at Fort McCoy. The most noteworthy accomplishment of the group was to advance to the more challenging Red Course from the Orange Course they tackled only one short year ago. Jack Witmer (above) and Stacy Heinrich (left) cross the finish line of another grueling course, maps in hand. The Judges were back at their old bench in front of the commons, and a few guys lost their hair. We were back. The Judges: Mark Korteboin. Joe Wells, and Vince Torres. And at right; Misko Dragin. FALL 7 “You’ve Got To Hand It To Little Mary Sunshine We Had Great Fall Weekends This year's fall production was Rick Bosoyan’s Little Mary Sunshine. Directed by David T. Buzza, Eric Pierson stage man- ager. Bonnie Buzza choreographer. Todd Jaeger musician. CAST: Trevor Giles. Brian Wegener. S. Andrew Johnston. Lyn Rosenberg. Michele Good. Jenifer Goode. Robert Breyer. Mi- chael Post. Paul Evensen. Charmaine Blakely. Sarah Schroeder. Sue Eaton. Kim Spannraft. Suzy DuFrane, Carla Nolte. Greg Watts, Jeff Babbitt. Scott Bayne. Joseph Rodman. Robert Malsch. Christian Hansen. Clockwise from top left: It was hot enough to get a tan at the DU Road Rally this year. Enjoying the sun are Trevor Giles. Paul Evensen. Katie Meyer. Chris Poch. and Marc Hughes. - The generic car. Don’t laugh. It won. - Most frisbee golfers came complete with their own portable bars this year like Eli Peterson. Bryan Ghaligoungui, Masoud Kermani. Paul Moses Shlien. Cindy Martin. Lcxie Shepard. Cindy Strand. Vicki Vicha, and Susan Payne. - Toga King Rich Shep- ard waits for his slaves in his vestal virgin white. - Orangemen Mike Dunlap and Dan Braemer. (There was a bunch of grapes too) - Cheerleader Robin Krug cheers up our trapped white space. FALL 9 Gridders Defeat Lawrence And Clinch Midwest Conference Title Conference Record Goes Unvarnished After losing the first two games of the season by a total of three points. the Rtpon College Rcdmen came on strong with eight straight wins to capture the division and conference titles. With a 16-14 win over Cornell, the pigskinncrs became the Midwest Conference champions after beating arch-rival Lawrence 23-20 the week before. The road to victory was not an easy one for the Rcdmen. who were 7-2 on the season. The first game of the season took the gridders to Whitewater where they were defeated 22-20. The following week they traveled to Plaitoville and returned after suffering a 21-20 loss. The Rcdmen hosted Monmouth on Parent's Day and walked away with an im- pressive 35-20 victory. The next five weeks were filled with excitement as the team moved closer and closer to their prized Northern Division Championship. The Redmen downed Coe. St. Norbert. Lake Forest (24-0 before a packed Homecoming crowd). The team held the Foresters to only 13 total rushing yards in that game. Tim White carried the ball 43 times for 232 yards and two touchdowns as the team killed the University of Chicago 54-0. The Redmen went on to defeat Beloit before beating arch-rival Lawrence 23-20 for the division title. The final step was the game against Cor- nell. Pictures, from top. Tim White carries the ball over the top of the heap for a few yards. Whiter carries the ball against the Cornell Rams. The Redmen rejoice after their victory over Cornell for the Midwest Conference Title. Freshman Jack Graber charges down the field with the ball. Whiter gains yardage against the Scots. Taking a handoff from Quar- terback Jim Braemer, whiter knocks ’em down for a TD. The coaches, from left: Coach Larson. Coach King. Coach Gille- spie. Coach Krause. Coach Wells. Head Coach Terry. 10 FALL Outlaws Win Intramural Football Championships The Mcrrimen were down by one. Quarterback Steve Johannes had a first and goal situation at the two yard line. The ball was snapped, a scramble was made for the football, and the Outlaws stopped the Mcrrimen at their goal line. And “that was all she wrote for the Mernmen as the Outlaws defeated the first-place Phi Kappa Pi team 14-13 in the final game of the 1982 fall intramural football season. Key members of the Out- laws who played in sub-zero temperatures before a crowd of thousands were Quarterback Dave Ja Jewski. Todd Duval, and Jim Mendyke. Members of Mcrrimen included Quarterback Steve Johannes. Full- back Gary Morrow, and Wide Receivers Rich Shep- pard and Jim Johnson. Mike Purdy, coach of Mcrrimen. was quoted as say- ing. Although Mcrrimen seemed to dominate throughout the season. Outlaws were able to slop Steve Johannes and the infamous power sweep” to win the championship in the end. Pictures (clockwise): Mike Gallenbcrgcr and Krist Enstrom ham it up for the camera, Dan Husnick tries to evade Jay Armstrong as Buck and Mark Spwgue provide backup, and Buck catches a pass thrown “right on the numbers as Jim Okray prepares for the tackle and Keggar and Ron Long look on. FALL 11 Judy Koehler and Clare Miller dressed up In the school spirit for the parade. The Bartlett Beauties hope alumni will help them fend off the wrecking ball from one of the oldest campus buildings. Homecoming: Cold Day, Forgettable Homecoming King Larry Fahnoe and Queen Lizanne Northrop Even Mike Dale, Ivan Peters and Nick Puleo were let out for dazzle downtown Ripon with their Ultra Brite Whites. the weekend, but the ambulance stayed close by Just in case. Other members of the homecoming court this year were Jim Peksa, Mary Gerboth, Bob Ott, Lisa Cavaluzzi, Suzie Hejna, Rich Sheppard, Lynn Miller, and Todd Duval. 12 You may have missed him since he was kept under wraps for most of his visit, but we had a celebrity in our midst this Homecoming. A1 Jarreau. singer and composer, was back for his 20-year class reunion. His contract wouldn’t let him sing for us, but he made an exit fit for a star. A helicopter landed in lower Sadorff to fly him to the World Series in Milwaukee where he led The National Anthem. The Rcdmcn overcame strong winds and numb fin- gers to beat the previously undefeated Lake Forest team. Parade, No Dance, But We Won Confirmed rowdies from Top. L to R: Diane Hron, Desiree Swenson, Cindy Famous alumnus A1 Jarreau enjoys him- Behnke. Kara Zartner, Amy McGuine. Staci Kick. Carvl Bedford and Marsha self at the football game. Steffeck. It was the traditional Theta Chi float again this year. L to R: Paul Gar- detto, Scott Pohlmann. Mary Whitman, Mike McLaughlin. Rob Smith. Spikers Do It Again If it's possible to improve on the best. Ripon's volleyball team succeeded this season. Last year, when the Red wo- men won the conference and fin- ished 19-3 overall head coach Elaine Coll said she had coached her best team ever.” Coll feels that the 1982 spikers were even better. On Saturday. October 30. Ripon won the Wisconsin Inde- pendent Colleges-Women's Ath- letic Conference tournament held at Wyman Gym and finished the season 16-3 overall. The Redwomen entered that tournament with a perfect.8-0 mark in WIC-WAC play. The tournament featured the top two teams from the Northern and Southern Divisions. Ripon topped Concordia College 3-1 in the first of the best of five matches — ral- lying to win from a 4-12 deficit in the fourth game to close out the Match. Next. Ripon blasted pre- viously unbeaten Mount Mary in three straight, before meeting arch-rival St. Norbert in the final match The Redwomen bested the Green Knights for the fourth time to date, winning three straight. Coll was really proud” of the team after the tournament; All year we worked together. she added, but we played some of the best volleyball we've played all year.” The spikers opened their sea- son in a triangular in DePere. They defeated St. Norbert 3-2 but lost to Whitewater by the same margin. In a scrimmage against UW-Oshkosh 3 days later, the squad prevailed to beat the Ti- tans 3-2. On Sept. 17. the Green Knights of St. Norbert won one- game to Ripon's three in the best of five. Halfway through the-sea- son the team held an 8-3 record, good enough for first place, which is where they ended up after matches with Lawrence, lakeland. Concordia, and Mar- ion. Pictures, top L and clockwise: Coach Coll and spikers; Anne Bennett and Barb Williams; Amy Barnes. Jenm Thomas, and Kelly Manis; Barb Williams; Shari Piehl and Kara Partner; Amy McGuinc. Kara Zartncr. Staci Kick, and Jane VanValkcnbcrg. 14 FALL Tennis Team Finishes at 2 The women’s tennis team com- pleted a successful season on Oct. 30 when they emerged from the WIC- WAC tournament with a second- place position. First place finisher was St. Norbert. Leading up to their season end. the Rcdwomen had ac- cumulated a 3-0 WIC-WAC record. On Sept. 15 the neiters defeated reigning champ St. Norbert in a dual match 5-4. In the ACM tournament the Rcdwomen tallied 16 points to finish second ehind Carlcton. who had 27 points. Other match scores included a loss to UW-Stc- vens Point in a dual meet (the score was 9-0.) and a victory over UW- Green Bay on Sept. 29. The final score was 5-4. The Redwomen were pleased with their performance, commented one member: it really came down to the wire, but St. Nor- bcrl's was able to pull ahead.” Men’s Lacrosse - Rough And Ready The basic idea of the fall Lacrosse program is to practice for the upcoming spring season in which teams compete for the honor to reign as champ. The fall Lacrosse team usually schedules 3-5 games including a 2-game tournament in Whitewater. This past season the team was defeated by Whitewater and Northern Illinois University at the UW-W tourney. The other team that was present was Madison. The Redmen also traveled to Madison and suffered a loss in the capitol city. The teams that the team faces in the fall are totally awesome according to one player. Bob Murphy commented on the new blood that came out for the team this past fall: They will hopefully grow to be a strong part of future teams at Ripon.” FALL 15 While You Were Out ... - “Christian” militiamen massacred 800 Palestinian civilians in Lebanon - Leonid Brezhnev died after an 18 year tenure, and Yuri Andropov took his place as leader of the Soviet Union - Prince William Arthur Philip Louis, heir to the British throne, was born to Prince Charles and Princess Diana - Princess Grace of Monaco, known in Hollywood as Grace Kelly, died in a car accident in France - Ronald Reagan was in the third year of his presidency - Seven people died in Illinois when they took Extra Strength Tylenol that was laced with cyanide - The Milwaukee Brewers went to the World Series for the first time since 1958, but lost to the St. Louis Cardinals - The Nation suffered its highest unemployment rates since the depression - The football season was delayed by the NFL players strike - The space shuttle program became fully operational with the first launch of a satellite by a reusable spacecraft, the shuttle Columbia - Video game arcades, personal home computers, video disc players, and cable tv became a common part of our environment m - Disposable watches came out on the market, usually for under $6.00 - M A S H ended its eleven year run on television with a two hour special that broke the all time record for largest share of the audience - The long awaited third film in the Star Wars saga, “Return of the Jedi” was released - E.T. the extraterrestrial, outgrossed Star Wars to become the biggest moneymaking film of all time. Other popular films were “Tootsie” starring Dustin Hoffman in drag, and “Ghandi” which won the oscar for best picture - Ripon alumnus ('62) and Grammy winner A1 Jarreau came back to Ripon for his class reunion at homecoming - Harrison Ford, Ripon class of ‘64, starred in his fourth film to be in the top ten of box office hits, “Return of the Jedi.” The other three films are “Star Wars,” “The Empire Strikes Back,” and “Raiders of the Lost Ark” - Four distinguished professors retired: Erwin Breithaupt, Daniel Delakas, Alexander Hooker, and William Tyree The senior class gift was several barbeque grills set up near all the dorms • The tree across from the commons, on the tree border at the corner of the library was cut down The band Zig-Zag performed a miracle. They got everyone to actually dance at a dance. Well, almost everyone. Bruce DcMauro. John Rohde. Dave Grant. Mike Dale, and Bill Burgess were among the wallflowers. (Far right) Cathy Grogan gets into the dance fever. SMAC Has A Revolutionary Theme This Year Rich Gee and Gary Judson ten seconds away from being gonged. When the new Student Sen- ate Constitution was ratified in April of 1982 the old Stu- dent Activities Committee (SAC) and the External Af- fairs Committee were com- bined under one title. SMAC. the Student Media and Activi- ties Committee. The name change seemed to be only that, however, since SMAC was soon organized into five subcommittees including one called External Affairs. Headed by V.P.-Activities, Gib Malm, this year’s SMAC members wanted to empha- size that it is possible to have a good time while sober. With the exception of Springfest. no alcohol was provided at SMAC events this year. Senator Robert Taft, Jr. at his debate on Reaganomics sponsored by Ext. Affairs. Taft's debate opponent. Senator McCarthy. Gong Show M.C. Keith Mitchell. JL’ - Entertainment Without Alcohol Besides the Gong Show and Welcoming Dance SMAC also sponsored External Affairs speakers. The fall schedule in- cluded journalist David Kline on Afghanistan, and senators Robert Taft, Jr., an$ Eugene McCarthy on Reaganomics. Desert Theater was also back again this year featuring un- limited free desserts to go along with the entertainment. Bill Burgess played guitar in the winning Gong Show act. the Stones” band. Kicking Up A Storm-Women’s Soccer With the combined leadership of senior Kati Wanik and alum Barbara Scott, the 1982 women’s soccer team proved to be much improved. Although their schedule was slim, the kickers were happy with the season. Results of the 3 games were a 3-0 loss with a 3-1 loss to Beloit and a 2-0 loss to a tough Lawrence club. Key players on this year’s club were Wanik, sophs. Mary Neice and Moira Duffey, and frosh Robyn Hardt. The team’s only goal came from frosh Connie Kempen. Men’s Team Finishes In Second Place The 1982 men’s soccer team finished a successful season with a 8-3-1 record. Key players for the ’83 kickers were soph. Bo Safrang, seniors Randy Pufahl and Kip Love, frosh Jay Brennan, and co-captains Greg Bolin and Gary Page. Fan support, hard work on the part of the team, and the dedication of coach Dave Scott were credited for the success. The team continues in its quest for a conference championship; they settled for a second place tie behind Carleton. 20 t I I t ’82-’83 Women Ruggers Encounter Tough Schedule Despite a slim schedule, The 1983 Women’s Rugby Team gained ground this year in what is traditionally an all- male sport. Led by president Juli Welk and organizer Carol Wattleworth, the ruggers comprised a 0-3 record in the fall, but ended the season with a score of vet- erans who will be ready to play next fall. Among them are Welk. Michou Braun, Nadine Kingston, Bonnie Koss, Bren Schultz, freshmen Laura Mullins, Jill Overdorf, Alicia Howland, Ginger Cos- tello, and Joan Baumgartner, and junior Donna Reardon. The team made a powerful showing against Illinois State before facing the strong scrum of the University of Ste- vens Point. The Redmen lost that game 8-4. Their final game of the season went to the University of Illinois-a 24-0 deci- sion. Clockwise starting at left: Members of the spring squad ready themselves for next season: Alicia Howland finds herself in a tight hold as Rita Garcia, Mary Hawley, Kati Meyer, and Bonnie Koss look on. The 1982 Fall Team shows the kind of enthusi- asm that kept their club high: identifiable members include Michou Braun. Joan Baumgartner. Donna Reardon, Juli Welk, and Nadine Kingston. The men's team help the women with the scrum posi- tion. Pictured are Rita Garcia, Mike Hartley. Joan Baumgartner. Scott Pohlmann, Jill Overdorf, Bama'' Howland, Mary Hawley, and Overdorf. Bama” Howland, and Mary Howley. 21 Ruggers End Fine Season At 3-3 Riding on the strength and size of many returning ruggers as well as the hard work of the many underclassmen, the 1982-83 men’s Rugby Team fin- ished a successful season at 3-3. The B side ended the season at 2-1. On Sept. 11. the club faced UW-Madison and were defeated. The B squad, however, returned to Ripon with a 17-9 win. In games on Sept. 18, the R.R.C. dropped two to UW-Eau Claire. The A side was defeated 26-8 and the B side suffered a 14-8 loss. But that is where the losing streak ended. Carthage College was the first victim, losing 25-13. Mike Hartley. Mike Albertson, and Fred Gi- rard did a fine job filling in for three starters who missed the first half due to car trouble. With a 6-0 lead going into the second half, the ruggers held on for the win. Mike Dunlap was the top scorer for the game with 1 try, 2 conversions, and a free kick totalling 11 pts. Dunlap. Todd Osadjan, and Biff Murphy were credited as players of the game. The Green Bay Rugby Club was dealt a loss on Homecoming, going down 6-16. President Jon Credit was sure that the scrum would have to play hard in order for Ripon to come off with a win, and that it did. Scott Pohl- mann, Chris Lundbcrg, Kourosh Sa- frang. Rob Kalbaugh, Brian McAuliffe. Credit and Hartley made up the scrum who played so well in “the best game of the year.” according to Credit. Play- ers of the game were Lundberg at hooker and Pohlmann at prop. Before the games with G.B., the ruggers re- turned from Milwaukee with a B side victory (4-0) and an A side loss (12-6) to a very experienced and older team. The final game of the season came on Nov. 13 when the club traveled to Plat- teville and returned with a 16-7 victory despite terrible conditions. Chris Lundberg and Todd Osadjan had great games. The fall season was termed as a rebuilding one for the club. With the practices in the spring and the return of many key players, the ruggers look forward to a great '83-'84 season. Keith Timmel tries to grab the ball In a match last fall. Jay Armstrong awaits the outcome. Bot- tom. right: Rich Corzatt gets a hand on the oppo- sition as Mike Albertson waits to help. Mike Dun- lap and Mike Hartley provide strong back-up. 22 Fall Scoreboard Football 20 UW-Whitewater 22 20 UW-Parkside 21 35 Monmouth 20 33 Coe iV . 7 17 St. Norbert 16 24 Lake Forest 0 24 U. of Chicago 23 31 Beloit 13 16 Cornell 14 Volleyball 9 UW-Whitewater lb 5 UW-Whitewater 15 15 St. Norbert 0 15 St. Norbert 11 3 St. Norbert 1 1 UW-Stevens Point 2 0 UW-0 2 3 Beloit 0 2 Marion 0 2 Mount Mary 0, Lawrence 0 3 St. Norbert 1 2 Concordia 0 2 Marion 0 3 Concordia 1 3 Lawrence 0 3 Lakeland 0 2 Lawrence 0 3 Lakeland 0 Women's Soccer 3 Beloit K 0 3 Beloit 1 2 Lawrence 0 Golf 5th at UW-0 Invitational 315, MPTI 337, Marion 342, UW-FonduLac 354 6th at Lawrence Invitational 8th at Warhawk Invitational Men’s Soccer 3 UW-Whitewater 0 UW-Platteviile 5 Viterbo 1 •A 1 Beloit 7 Waukesha Tech 4 Lake Forest 2 Cardinal Stritch 6 St. Norbert 1 U. Of Chicago 0 Lawrence 4 Madison Tech 0 Carleton Women’s Tennis 0 A UW-Whitewater TTXTT r l . r 11 _ 9 UW-Platteville K Qi Mnrhprt u 3 Ol. 1 UJ UCJ L Beloit 7 Lakeland 5 UW-Green Bay 2nd at ACM Tournament 6 Lawrence 0 UW-Stevens Point 2 UW-0 2nd in WIC-Wac Tourney Women’s Rugby 4 UW-Stevens Point 8 0 U of Illinois 24 •Redmen scores appear first. - •3 CO CO •— to t— O ►— to CO ►— o o cn to Winter seemed to come and go this year____over, and over again. Temperatures stayed up in the forties and fifties all through November and De- cember. No doubt professors in the lower campus had their best attendance in years. Christmas Day was in the sixties all over Wisconsin. January on the other hand, was its usual self, and February started off with a tremendous snow storm. But by Winter Weekend it was warm again and the snow was going fast. Then Easter was in April, and you guessed it. we had snow. I guess this is enough talk about weather to be a letter to your grandma. But that was THE WINTER THEWINTERTHE Masochism in paradise • Kris Schultz and Jeanne Schlilz. Kevin Doherty. Todd Kell, and Todd Bucher. Are you guys sure you wanted “This is worse than a Scott exam! that ear pierced? -Bob Bechard A competition between the Greek groups for beer and pizzas made the winter blood drive into a great success. The line was two hours long until the Red Cross ran out of collection bags. The total for the day was 300 pints. 24 THEWINTERTHEWINTERTHEV Catherine Reardon Jenifer Goode Mrs. Pentrano Suzette DuFrane Delivery Boy Mitdhell Sachs Ceil Adams Charmaine Blakely Anna Reardon Karen Nystrom Fleur Stein Michele Good Bob Stein Trevor Giles Richard Hilgar, Director Pictures: Left. Michele Good and Charmamc Blakely. Below: Jenifer Goode. Karen Nys- trom. Other winter drama production was Al- bee One Acts, directed by Dr. Edmund Roney. 26 Redmen Look To Brighter Future Under the direction of coaches Bob Gillespie. Chris Ogle, and Greg Capper, the 1982-83 basketball team com- bined overall talent and depth but could not quite muster enough of whatever it takes to end the season with a winning record. Head coach Gillespie came off his best recruiting year ever, with two of his top recruits. Jay Erdman and Tom Reader, as the teams leading scorers, with 361 and 318 points respectively. The re- turn of Owen Glodowski after a year at UW-SP gave Gille- spie some hope. But the 3rd top scorer was not enough. The Redmen faced some very tough competition this year from teams that have not been a challenge in previous years. After suffering a few losses in the beginning of the season to such teams as Marion and Lakeland, the team settled down to defeat Lake Forest on Jan. 26. outscoring their oppo- nents by 20 points. Chris Jen- sen led the Redmen attack with 20 points and 9 rebounds as Ripon beat the Univ. of Chi- cago. On Feb. 9 the Redmen hosted a tough Lawrence squad who kept close to the Redmen throughout the game and escaped with a win at the buzzer. The last victory of the season came at Lake Forest. The Foresters had not lost a game since their loss to Ripon earlier in the season. Glodowski led the way with 27 points. Chuck Soule’s layup at the buzzer was just what “Gilly” ordered. But the Redmen could not compete with a hard-fighting Univ. of Chicago squad and despite Reader’s 16 points, the Maroons defeated the Redmen 71-59. The final game of the season was another nip and tuck situation with the Vikings, and again the Larries came out on top by two at the buzzer. Silver Lake Thwarts Redwomen Hopes A bigger and better team was what head coach Elaine Coll called the 1982-83 women’s basketball team. But such a team was needed as they faced a tougher schedule than they have in past years. Coll looked to the leadership of seniors Barb Williams, Janice Heinz, Donna Crocker, and Liz O’Brien as well as other returnees such as Mary Neice. Kelly Manis, and Amy Barnes. Coll also counted on support from Patti Keene, Marsha Steffeck. and freshmen Shari Piehl, Jennifer Thomas. Connie Kempen. and Rachel (FVL??????) Mathison. Four games into the season, the Redwomen held a 3-1 record. In the opener against Lakeland, Ripon came out ahead 58-54. A 71-53 victory was on tap for the following evening against Edgewood. Edgewood was to suffer another loss to the Redwomen after the Christmas break, but this time by a much greater Margin. At the buzzer Ripon led 65-25. After defeating Beloit 67-49, the Redwomen set their sights on Silver Lake in a game that would more or less decide whether they would advance to tournament play. A game against Lawrence was all that stood between Ripon and the Silver Lake challenge. The Vikings were put down 61-47 before Silver Lake shot tournament hopes for Ripon in a hard-fought game, 72-62. Shari Piehl completed the season with 305 points, breaking Barb Williams old record of 243 in a single season. Barb Williams completed a fine career at Ripon just 34 points shy of the 4-year record of 762 held by 1980 grad Lisa Heimler. 27 A Lull In The Apathy — Great Hall was packed to the rafters for Air Guitar. The Merrimen took their second con- secutive first place in the contest. Below are other groups that made it to the finals. Sue Kramer performs What are you trying to do to my heart? with the Theta Sigma Tau air band. The Lads from Liverpool (Bill Burgess. Gary Judson. Dave Taylor, and Rich Gee) had to fight off hordes of adoring groupies” during “She Loves You” and 1 Want to Hold Your Hand. Black and Blues brothers Steve Harris and K. Patrick Yarborough (who is not pictured) got the audience moving with Shout! 28 The snow was going fast, but there was enough to slide on in the annual tug-of-war. So it’s a $45 fine if you take things out of the commons. What’s a weekend in Ripon without a trayball match (and a keg)? Winter Weekend Is A Success! Jeff Rizner hopes a familiar face will encourage E.T. to stop by Ripon on his way back to Hollywood for his next movie. What do you think they’ll call the sequel - E.T.C.? 29 Swimmers Go 5-4 Under ihe direction of coach Chuck Larson, the 1983 swim team finished with a 5-4 record, placing 3rd in the Knox Invitational, and 8th at the MC Championship, and winning the Wis. Small College State Championship. The first meet of the season was a close call with Carroll. Ripon came out just short of Carroll’s 51 points with 49. Senior Doug Christensen took the 200 and 500m freestyle and was part of the 1st place relay team with Jay Dcady. Bill Summerville, and Marty McAullifc. Dcady was also the first place finisher in the 100m butterfly, and Kevin LaMarche won the 200m individual medley. Ripon won the next meet against Lawrence. 64-44. Deady placed 1st in the 200m freestyle and 100m butterfly. Christensen took the 1000m freestyle and 500m freestyle. Marc Roly- son placed 1st in the 200m IM and breastrokc. and Bruce Hora won both the required and optional diving events. Robson was the sole winner against Mich. Tech., taking the 200m IM as Ripon lost the event 87-27. Hora won the required and optional diving events. Goldim took the 50m freestyle, and Christensen won the 1000 and 500m frees- tyle events as Ripon defeated Lake Forest 58-47. Carleton came out on top as Ripon fell to the swimmers in their next meet. 87-25. Hora again took the required and option- al diving events in a 67-38 loss to Knox. Knox went on to win their own invitational with 101 points. Ripon took third with 71. Hora look the diving events at the tournament. At the Wisconsin Small College State Championships, Ripon scored 312 points to win the event. Carroll came in second with 26+. Christensen took first in the 1650 and 500m freestyle, and Deady won the 100m butterfly and 400m IM. Ripon won the next meet against Lawrence. 66-45. Hora won the diving events. Summefvillc won the 1000 and 500m freestyle, Robson took the 200m breastroke and IM. and McAullifc won the 200m freestyle and backstroke, and Dcady won the 100m butterfly. Hora. Dcady. Summerville, and Robson repeated those performances in the next meet with Carthage as Ripon won 65-43. Hora took the optional and required diving events. Deady won the 1000m freestyle and 200m butterfly. Robson won the 200m IM. and Goldin took the 50m freestyle as Ripon beat Beloit 62-49. The final challenge of the season came at the Midwest Conference Championships. Grinnell won the event with 506Vi points. Ripon finished with 117. giving them 8th place. Searvogel Becomes An All-American Assisted by Keith Timmel. who holds the 2nd best won Iost record in RC history, head coach Nort Krausse led the '83 grapplers to a 5th place finish in the Midwest Conference. The Redmen opened their season against Marananlha. Pat Hornicklc. wrestling at 118. won 8-2. Krist Enstrom (126) defeated his opponent 13-6. Craig Maxwell, who was 3rd in the MC and received a bid to Nationals last year, won 17-4. and Stieg Theander (142) won 12-2. Adrian Dinwiddie won by forfeiture. Ripon placed 4th at their next meet, the Carroll Invita- tional. Hornicklc was the sole individual champ. Maxwell took 2nd. Theander took 4th. and Kurt Searvogel won 3 matches. The Vikings were victim to Ripon in the next meet, losing 12-37. A 5th place finish at the Elmhurst Invitational was next. Hornickle placed 2nd. going 1-1. Maxwell went 3-0. Searvogel went 3-0. Enstrom. Theander. and Scott Stewe were also victorious. The Red- men went on to place 2nd at the Maranantha Invitational, and then suffered two losses at the hands of UW-SP. 32- 12. and UW-0. 51-1. At the Maranantha Invitational. Hor- nicklc pinned 2 opponents. Enstrom drew a bye and pinned his opponent in the ftnal round. And Jon kostelic won 3 matches. In the UW-SP match-up. Hornicklc. En- strom. and Searvogel were all winners. Ripon tied for 1st place honors with Elmhurst at the Ripon Invitational. Hornicklc. Enstrom, and Maxwell were individual champs. Kostelic (142). Dave Presuhn (150). and Daryl Conklin (190) all took 3rd. Marquette dealt the Redmen a loss. 36-15. Then.the grapplers went on to lake 2nd at the Lawrence Invitational. Hornickle was named the tour- ney's outstanding wrestler. Other winners were Enstrom and Maxwell. A 5th place finish at the MC Championships closed out the season. Hornicklc look 2nd. and Maxwell and Enstrom took 3rd. Kurt Searvogel defeated 2 oppo- nents and pinned his 3rd to take individual honors. That win gave berth to the All-American status he received in Division III. He was 6 in the division. 30 Winter Scoreboard Men’s Basketball 82 Marion 85 89 Lakeland 88 62 St. Norbert 79 70 Viterbo 72 68 Beloit 74 53 Carthage 60 89 Colorado 69 59 Carleton 62 71 N. Mich. U. 109 61 Covenant 70 70 Oglethorpe .77 80 Knox 74 77 Coe 78 81 Lake Forest 61 65 U. of Chicago 61 82 Monmouth 107 67 Grinnell 68 56 Lawrence 58 54 Beloit 58 84 Lake Forest 82 59 U. of Chicago 71 59 Larries 61 Swimming 49 Carroll 51 64 Lawrence 44 27 Mich. Tech. 87 58 Lake Forest 47 87 Carleton 25 38 Knox 67 3rd at Knox Invit. 1st at Private College Championships 65 Carthage 43 66 Lawrence 45 62 Beloit 49 8th at MC Championships Wrestling 21 Maranantha 28 4th at Carroll Invit. 12 Lawrence 37 5th at Elmhurst Invit. 2nd at Maranantha Invit. 12 UW-SP 32 1 UW-0 51 1st at Ripon Invit. 15 Marquette 36 2nd at Lawrence Invit. 5th at MC Championships Women’s Basketball 101 Maranantha 36 62 St. Norbert 79 57 Silver Lake 67 72 Aurora 34 57 Beloit 43 48 River Falls 74 58 Marion 59 56 Concordia 74 65 Edgewood 25 67 Beloit 49 70 Lawrence 34 57 Chicago St. 59 57 Northland 61 50 St. Norbert 79 54 Lakeland 64 54 Marion 45 61 Lawrence 47 62 Silver Lake 72 Redmen scores shown first. You have to admit that come Au- gust, most people are sort of looking forward to going back to school. And come September, after one week of classes, everyone is looking forward to spring. This year, when it was still 40 degrees in May. we wondered if it was ever going to be THE SPRING OF 1983 THESPRIN 32 The Indian Wants the Bronx by Israel Horovitz. Di- rected by Jenifer Goode. Cast as pictured (L to R): Chris Reed as Murph. Masoud Kermani as Gupta, and Paul Witt as Joey. Stage Manager was St Christian. Student Directed Spring Plays White Lies by Peter Shaffer. Directed by Mi- chael Post. Cast pic- tured: Charmaine Bla- kely as the Baroness I emberg. Eric Nikolai as Frank. Not pictured was Brian Wegener as Tom. Stage Manager was Fritz Glas. Mother I.ove by August Strindberg. Directed by Carla Nolte. Cast as pictured (L to R): Kathryn Warren as the mother. Karen Nystrom as Aunt Augusta. Michele Good as Lisa, and Jean Dancy as the daughter. Helen. Stage Manager was Christian Hansen. (Far left) A class that talked their prof into going outside pretends to be paying attention. Dave Sorum tells Julie Lynch to keep her distance when she tries to demonstrate her karate chop on him for Drew Forsley. GTHESPRIN GTHESPRIN GTHES Merrimen Host Ultimate Frisbee 33 You want to put ketchup on my what?! Race for first goes down to the wire Despite a long recess between their annual southern tour and the regular season, due mostly to rain, the Ripon College 1983 baseball team, under the direction of coach Bob Gillespie, fin- ished with the winning record of 9-6. John Lom- bardo and Dave Jajewskl earned five hits a piece in the southern tour. Winning pitchers were Charlie Waaben. who went the distance against Calhoun, and Fred Von Ruden, who pitched 3 innings in relief. Jim Floryance went the dis- tance but lost to Belleville. When the season got underway in Wisconsin. Ripon split doublehead- ers with St. Norbert and Lawrence. Charlie Waaben was credited with the two wins. Tim White homered in the win over St Norbert with 2 outs and 2 men on base in the 3rd. In the win at Lawrence. Lombardo. John Schemm. White, Ja- jewski. and Jeff Templin had RBI's. The Redmen then split with Lakeland and Marquette and took two from the Univ. of Chicago. John Leahey was the WP against Lakeland and the Univ. of Chica- go. as was Waaben in the doublehcader against the Univ. of Chicago. Todd Klcinhaus was the winner against Marquette. Then the Redmen awaited the outcome of the St. Norbert-J aw- rence game. The decision- Ripon would have to play SL Norbert in a playoff game. Waaben pitched the distance giving up Just 5 hits and striking out 15. All the Knights’ runs were earned. But the Redmen were held to only 3 hits. Jajcwski hit a double and was credited with an RBI. which was Bill Berrymcn. But the Redmen attempts to settle down were thwarted, and St. Norbert won 3-1. giving the Redmen a final 8-8 record. (For scores, turn to page 37.) r I 34 Softball team captures WIC-WAC crown It was all she wrote for Manon College as the 1983 women’s softball team defeated them in the final game of the WIC-WAC Championships in Sheboygan (that’s right. John). That victory gave the sluggers first place in the conference. The Redmcn comprised a 8-2 record on the season under the direction of head coach Chris Ogle and assistant coach Craig DeLislc. Ripon outhit the Vikings 3 1-12 in the opening doublcheader at the Ragles' Field in Ripon. Before a very enthusiastic crowd who serenaded the team with rounds (and rounds, and rounds, etc.) of Take me out to the ball game. the team swept the doublcheader 13-4 and 13-1. Shan Piehl was the winning pitcher. She also went 3x4 on the day. Staci Eick, Chris Dorzweiler, and Ruth Gero had two hits apiece in the first game, and Eick and Linda Anderson went 3x4 in the second. L.A. had a double, triple, and a home run in that contest. That was the first time Ripon had taken the field due to rain for the first 4 doubleheaders. The following weekend the Redmcn traveled to Fon du Lac for the Fondy Invitational. A 4th place finish was the best that could be had under rainy skies. In the loss to Waukesha Tech.. Eick, Anderson, and Donna Crocker had 2 hits. Against Baraboo. Janice Heinz went 3x3. Crocker went 3x4. Marion won the tourney. Ripon defeated Silver Lake and Marantha to advance to the finals at the WIC-WAC Tournament. Piehl went the distance in all three games, giving up 4 runs. Against Silver Lake. Crocker. Dorzweiler. and Lyn Swiechichowski were 2x3. In game 2, Ripon outhit their opponents 14-3. Piehl had a triple, and Anderson had a home run. In the championship game. Marion out-hit Ripon 11-10, but a 7-run second inning decided it for the Redmen. and first place in the WIC-WAC was theirs. See more scores on page 37._____________ 2 Ripon Golfers finish in top 10 Splitting their season in two. the Ripon golfers finished a successful season way ahead of last year's mark. In the fall, the Redmen placed 5th at the UW-0 Invitational with a combined score of 421. Brien Gerber shot a 74. the 2nd best in the tourney, at Chaska Golf Course in Appleton. Then the linksters took first in a quad, with Moraine Park Technical Institute. Marion, and UW-Fondy. Jay Armstrong shot a 72. A 6th place finish was the result at the Lawrence Invitational. Ripon shot a collective 416. Brien Gerber shot a 77 and Mike Bursinger shot a 78. The Watertown Country Club was the site of the Warhawk Invitational hosted by UW-W. The Redmen fired a 408. Mark Witte shot a 74 and Brien Gerber shot a 77. That completed the fall season. Armstrong and Bursinger shot 82 as Ripon lost to Beloit 331-348 as the blossoms started appearing. Northwestern squeezed by the Redmen 418-401. Gerber shot a 75 and Mike Guzniczak fired a 79 at Lawsonia that day. Two of Ripon’s golfers finished in the top ten at the Midwest Conference golf championships, and the Redmcn placed third overall with 647 strokes, behind Knox with 620 and St. Norbcrt with 645. Mike Bursinger shot a 78 and a 77 for a collective 155. third best in the match. Brien Gerber finished 7th overall with an 81 and 78. and Jay Armstrong fired 80 and 81. good enough for 12th best overall. Last year the Redmen finished 6th overall, so the 3rd place finish was a great achievement for coach Ralph Wickstrom and the linksters. Juhasz and Larson go 15-3 The l doubles team of Steve Juhasz and Chip Larson finished with a record of 15-3 for a very successful season. The two have high hopes for future play, as they are only sophomores. The team finished with a final record of 7-5. as well as placing 2nd at the Lawrence Invitational and 3rd at the Midwest Conference Championships. The Redmen were 2-2 during their southern tour that took them to the sun and fun of Florida. The University of the South and St. Louis Community College fell victim. Oglethorpe and David Lipscomb were victorious. Larson and Juhasz went 4-0. Larson also won 3 of four singles games. Juhasz and Jimmy Larson were 2-2. David Homa and J. Larson were 3-1 at 3 doubles. Ripon then beat Monmouth in two matches when they returned home. Juhasz and C. Larson were 2-0. and both won at snglcs. «3 singles player Bruce Bartclt was 1-1, as was 6 Eric DeLisle. 4 Homa and 5 J. Larson won 2 matches. J. Larson and Delisle won 2 at 3. Jimmy Larson won all singles at 5 against UW-W as Ripon was defeated 8-1. The Knights were defeated by Ripon. as was Beloit in the next two matches for the Redmen. Chip Larson won at 2 and teamed up with Juhasz to win 1 doubles as Ripon was dealt a loss to the hands of Carleton. 61 points were not close enough to pass Lawrence’s 69 at the Lawrence Invitational. Winners were C. Larson. Bartclt, and DeLisle in singles, and tarson and Juhasz in doubles. Ripon went on to defeat UW-SP and lose to the Vikings. Winners at that match were C. Larson. Bartclt. and DeLisle. Carleton came out on top at the MC championships. Ripon finished a respectable 3rd. Bartelt won at 3. and Larson and Juhasz reached the finals. Record Breaking Year For Tracksters The 1983 men’s track team completed a successful season under the leadership of head coach Larry Terry, and in the process broke a few long-standing school records. The first meet of the season was held against UW-Platteville and St. Norbert. The Knights won the event with 84 points. Ripon placed second with 41. UW-P came in 3rd with 34. First place finishes went to Tim Fencl in the shot put with a distance of 477 V”. Joey Watkins took first in the high jump at a height of 6’2 . Steve Feyrer was timed at 6.7 seconds to win the 60 yd. dash, and Rob Needham captured the intermediate hurdles at 7.9 sec. Fencl again took first in the shot (41 8)6 ) and Watkins captured the high jump honors (6’4”) as Ripon scored 33 points in a meet against St. Norbert and Milwaukee Area Technical College. The Knights won the meet with 78 points, and M.A.T.C. placed with 46. Two new school records were set at the UW-0 Invitational. Feyrer made the books with a 22V' long jump and a 6.6 second 60 yard dash. Feyrer also took first in both events. Jan Potter won the 440 at 52.7 seconds and Tim Fencl won the shot put at 21’9”. Rob Needham set a new school record at the Don Braemer Invitational in LaCrosse with an 8.0 time in the high hurdles. The Redmen took 8th at that meet. As Ripon took 7th at the conference indoors, Needham took his own record off the books as he placed 1st in the 60 yard high hurdles at 7.9. A 6th place finish was all the tracksters could muster against tough competition as the outdoor season at the Wisconsin Small College State Championships. Carthage won the meet with 147 points. Ripon scored 35. Dan McNaughton set a new pole vault record at 13’6” as he took first in the event at the Viking Relays. St. Norbert won the meet with 140 points. Ripon placed 5th with 65. T ie Knights won their own invitational in DePere with 207 points. Ripon placed 4th with 77. Watkins took first in the high jump with a height of 6’2” and Feyrer won the 100m dash with a time of 11.1. The Redmen finished their season with a tenth-place finish in the MC Championships. Coe won the meet with 127 points. Ripon had 12. Feyrer, Needham, McNaughton, Kempen, Gero, and Beckett make History. Despite a last place finish at the start of the season in a meet with 4 other schools-UW-O. UW- SP. UW-P. and St. Norbert. the 1983 women's track team completed a successful season, placing high in every meet. .loi Kieckhafer took 1st in the mile and half-mile with times of 5 min.. 34 sec. and 2 min., 36 see. respectively in the tracksters next meet with St. Norbert. who won the meet with 66 points, and M.A.T.C.. who had 24. Ripon took second with 32. UW-I aCrosse won the Titan Invitational in Oshkosh; Ripon placed 6th. In a 4-way meet with UW-O. UW-SP. and St. Norbert. Ripon came in 4th behind the rest of the field, in that order. The outdoor season started on a good note as head coach Elaine Coll led the Redmen to a 3rd place finish. St. Norbert outscored the field with 162 points. Ripon had 64w. Mary Gero won the 400 meter hurdles and Becky Beckett came in second. Ripon scored 79 points to champion Carroll College’s 135 as they placed 3rd at the Viking Relays in Appleton. Mary Gero set a new school record of 1 min.. 11 34 100 seconds in the 400 meter hurdles, and Connie Kempen made the books with a new record in the 10.000m run with a time of 46 min.. 54 sec. Ripon defeated Lawrence in the next meet. 66-57. Then they placed 2nd at the St. Norbert Invitational, with 121 behind the Knights’ first place 241 points. The 1600 meter relay team of KatHy Zech, Kari Wenzel. Mary Gero, and Becky Beckett took the honors in that event with a time of 4 min., 211 10 second. That same foursome took the event the week before at Lawrence with a time of 4 min.. 26 1 10 seconds. Kathy Probst took first place in the discus at the St. Norbert Invitational. And Becky Beckett set a new school record of 1 min., 10 5 10 sec. in the 400m hurdles, Karen Kordus took first in the high jump and Robyn Hardt took 1st in the shot put and Mary Gero took first in the 100m high hurdles to finish a successful season. Spring Scoreboard Women’s Track 13, UW-0 130. UW-SP 122, UW-P 57. St. Norbert 46 32 St. Norbert 66, MATC 24 6th at Titan Invit. 4th at 4-way meet 3rd at Small C. St. Champ. 3rd at Viking Relays 2nd at St. Norbert Invit. Men’s Track 41, St. Norbert 84, UW-Parkside 34. 33, St. Norbert 78, MATC 46. 8th at Don Braemer Invit. 7th at Conf. Indoor Meet 6th at Small C. St. Champ. 5th at Viking Relays 4th at St. Norbert Invit. Golf 331 Beloit 348 401 Northwestern 418 431 Northwestern 468 Softball 13 Lawrence 4 13 Lawrence 1 7 Waukesha Tech. 10 9 UW-Baraboo 2 2 UW-Fon du Lac 5 6 Silver Lake 0 10 Maranantha 0 9 Marion 4 Baseball 2 Florissant Valley 9 4 Calhoun 3 8 Florissant Valley 7 3 Belleville 11 3 Mineral Area 2 5 Lawrence 8 8 Lawrence 4 1 St. Norbert 5 6 St. Norbert 11 6 Marquette 2 3 Lakeland 4 8 Marquette 4 7 Univ. of Chicago 0 10 Univ. of Chicago 0 1 St. Norbert 3 Men’s Tennis 6 Univ. of the South 3 4 Oglethorpe 5 7 St. Louis Comm. C. 2 2 David Upscomb 7 7 Monmouth 2 7 Knox 2 1 UW-Whitewater 8 8 St. Norbert 1 8 Beloit 1 2 Carleton 7 5th at Lawrence Invit. 8 UW-Stevens Point 1 3 Larries 6 3rd at MC Conf. Championship Redmen scores shown first. Alicia Howland. Tracy Curran, and Jill Ovcrdorf arc ready to do the Time Warp again. Good to sec that they all have necks. Rocky Horror, Beaver, Concerts, And A Kurt Dietrich hopes no one is taking their Floutists Kim Sc ha us. Ellon Hauert. Laury Nelson, and Clare Miller, rests literally. Diane Newmier changes the record at one of the many dance rehearsals. 38 Danila Pederson leads the Can Can in the fall dance production. Gosh Wally, ihc Beaver came lo Ripon! Bill Summerville and Jay Deady help Jerry Mathers out with their Lumpy and Eddie Haskel imitations. The Amazing Jonathan dazzled and derided us at a Desert Theater show. Dance Fantasy Brightened Up The Spring The company practices for the Best Little Whorehouse in Texas number. Kris Schultz gives someone a pointer. Faced with dwindling funds, the Dance Co. was thinned out to just fourteen dancers in the spring. Most were putting in ten hours a week or more to prepare for the spring pro- duction. Whether or not there will be a dance co. in the future is still up in the air. 39 Sue Woods concentrates to commit a dance to memory. Although the weather wasn’t exact- ly fantastic, Springfest was far from being total loss. Bands were moved in- doors to Great Hall or Memorial Gym and other events, like the trayball tournaments, went on as planned. Al- pha Chi Omega gave out free helium balloons and SMAC provided the beer and soda. Nobody got a tan, but for a lot of people that needed a break, it was good enough. 40 One of the Mi me woe mime troupe - hope he’s not holding his breath. This is fun. right?” F'reshman Rachel Mathison wonders if it’s really worth it. Gregg Halvorsen seems to have found the ultimate light beer. Anybody for a beer slush?” Bonnie Koss braves the blizzard to tend the beer table. THE TEAMS Top Row. left to right: Jeff Szymczak, John Mathison, Bob Wallncr, Bill Kahl. Adrian Dmwiddie. Dan Feld. Steve Hopp. Dan Braemer. Mike Francolucci; row 5: Gregg Morga, Mark Kortebein. Bill Feld. Jim Thompson. Jim Braemer. Misko Dr agin. Jeff Tcmplin. Gregg HaJvorsen, Dan Summers, Jim Floryance; row 4: Mark Jonas. Joe Thompson. Brian Boya. Scott Miller. Vince Trtan. Pat Kortebein. Tom Frank. Mark Cashman. Daryl Conklin. John Morgan: row 3: John Mather. Joey Watkins. Hans Mugler. Rich Peksa. coach Nort Krause, coach Kevin King, head coach Larry Terry, coach Chuck Larson, coach Joey Wells, coach Bob Gillespie. Doug Cole. Guy Laidig. Kurt Lentz. Dave “table top dancer Gervenak; row 2: Bob Smolik. Tim Fcncl. Vince Torres. Tim White. Bruce Hemmersbach. Jan Potter. Steve Feyrer. Bob Drcnski, Bill Walkner. Steve Templin, Dave Sheedy. Scott Perry. John Clay; Row 1: Brian McGrail. Jim Thiel. John Trian, Jason Dabareiner. Craig Benzcl. Fred von Ruden. Eric Nikolai. Marc Curcurio. Pat Ehren. Mark Fcitas. Fred Clement. Jack Graber. Jeff Thiel. Steve Pflueger: absent: Jerry Paschke, Tom Jahnke. and Mike Dunlap. ON SAT VvOPM lG, ROl L COT OF BED, :rawl down tc SADC Fc. A D WrrOi SOCC Lf GAIA ,'ITH YOt R HAMCCVE! RIPON BELOIT XrOFF AT ||:00 The Men Who Brought Home The MC Title: “Hey Jed, What are the names of those young whipper-snappers runnin’ around down there?” Greg Bolin, Gary Page, Doug Haff, Cliff Ander- son, Jeff Messenger, Dave Stephenson, Dave Hub. Jon Lewis, Dave Tillmann, Dave Chlosta, Dave Scott; row 2: Bob Horn, Russell Hamilton, Bruce DeMauro, Charles Kwafla, Kip Love, Bo Safrang, Joe Cullen. Tony Russo, A1 Leonard; bottom row: Jay Brennan, Randy Pufahl, Jim Garden, Ken Carlson. Gib Malm. 43 The Tough, The Proud, The Ruggers 1982 men’s fall rugby team, top row: Doug Christensen. Robert Redford. Steve Haack. Bill Emory. Scott killer” Pohlmann. Kourosh Safrang; R3: Dana La Fortune. Mike Hartley, David Fleming. Mike Dunlap. Rob Kalbaugh. Darrell Mercen. Mike Albertson; R2: Jay Huyck, Butchie Richmond, Todd Osadjan. Brendon Murphy. Tom Sieg- worth. Malt Russ; Rl: Fred Girard. Rich Corzatt, Jon Credit. Keith Mitchell, Chris Lundberg. Pat Homicide. 1982 Women’s rugby team, top row. left to right: Carol Wood. Juli Welk. Jill Overdorf. Ginger Costello: R2: Bren Schultz. Beth Thompson, Laura Mullins. Jelly Bean Stader; R3: Joan Baumgartner. Bonnie, Alicia Howland. Donna Reardon. Nadine Kingston. Top row. left to right: Head Coach Elaine Coll. Jane VanValkcnberg. Donna Crocker. Lindi Momchilovich. Jennifer Thomas. Kelly Mams. Shan Piehl, assistant coach Terry Blosser; K2: Dana Dickinson, Amy McGuine. Kara Zartner. Staci Eick. Anne Bennett: R3: Jean Kaziak, Connie Kasson, Natalie Luomala, and Barb Williams. Volleyball And Orienteering Teams 45 Back row. left to right: Head coach Elaine Coll. Liz O'Brien. Kelly Mams, Rachel Mathison. Donna Crocker. Jennifer Thomas. Shari Piehl, assistant coach Chns Shepard; front row: Mary Neice. Patty Keene. Marsha Steffeck. Janice Heinz. Barb Williams. Connie Kempcn. Teams that fill the courts with excitement Top row. left to right: Dan Rupar. Greg Rife. Owen Glodowski. Jeff Branton. Chris Jensen. Jay Erdman; R2: Chuck Soule. Mike Schulz. Tom Reader. Fred Cromartic. Brian Christcl: Front row: Jim Repischak. Todd Klcinhaus. Pat Tharp. Gary Weber. John Ncppl; MIA: Paul Waldvogcl. 46 Left To right: Jennifer Robinson. Carrie Fulton. Shelly McDonald. Sarah Meehan. Ellen Hauerl. Sue Shepherd. Betsey Hardt, coach Ralph Wickstrom. Margaret Bayer. Netters serve up a storm Left to right: Dave Homa. Anthony Scavotto. Jim Larson. John Ebens, Chip Larson. Bill Fiedler. Eric DeLisle. Jon Credit. Coach Charles Larson. NP: Steve Juhasz. 47 Back row. left to right: Charlie Waaben, Todd Kleinhaus, Ken Sommerfeldt, John Schemm. John Lcahey. Jeff Templin. Mark Sprague, Mark Mihalik. coach Bob Gillespie: front row: Marc Curcurio. Tim White. Brian Prinz. John Lombardo. Dave Jajowski. Steve Hitzeman. Sluggers have winning seasons Back row: Ruth Gero. Janice Heinz. Maura-Ann Matthews. Shan Piehl. Laura Mullins. Linda Anderson. Donna Crocker. Sandy Muencr. Front row: Asst, coach Craig DeLisle. Kay Roth. Mary Mannebach. Staci Eick. Lisa Ulmen. Rachel Mathison. Chris Dorzwciler. Anne Bennett, Lyn Swiecichowski, Coach Chris Ogle. NP: Lexi Shepard. 48 Left to right: Ned Sasamoto. Kevin La Marche. Bruce Hora. Matt Goldin. Marc Robson. Marly McAuliffc, Jay Deady. Doug Christensen. Bill Summerville. Neptune’s Children The Year In Sports Championships Abound (1) Masoud Kcrmani, Charles Browne, and Jim Wilson lake part in IM soccer (2) Don- na Crocker serving (3) football players gear up for the 82 season (4) soccer players give their all in a fall game (5) J. Bracmer. White, and Szymczak talk things over in the locker room (6) A kicker gives his all for the team (7) Handy Pufahl on the de- fense (8) 1 singles player Steve Juhasz (9) wrestlers Krist Enstrom and Pat Hor- nickle (10) Shari Piehl blocks a shot against the Knights (11) spikers after a match (12) Is this basketball or wrestling, guys? (13) Scott Pohlmann and Mike Hart- ley show Jill Overdorf and Joan Baum- gartner how the scrum works (14) Brent McFarland displays great form off the board. 51 THE FINE ARTS Symphonic Wind Ensemble How 1: I-on Vingcr. Krista Kacfcr. Laura Bishop. Katherine Zech. Ellen Hauert. laury Nelson. R2: Julio Montoure. John Nlorck. Chris Poch. Michelle Warner. Connie Kasson, Michelle Wagner. Desiree Swenson. R3: Terry Smith. I ura Mundschau. Ruth Gcro. Cookie Perrizo. Todd Colin. Glenn Graham. Karen Anderson. R4: Lyn Rosenberg. Bret Jaeger. Cathy Wacholtz. Shad Macchtlc. Robert Wolske. Boob. Jim Davis. R5: Jim Mensching. Jeff Markcri. Judy Koehler. Loren Gustafson. Larry lluebner. David Presuhn. Tom Farvour. Alan Thompson. Kurt Dietrich, Director Row I; Paul Evensen. Connie Kcmpen. Carolyn Jordan. Todd Colin. Ivan Peters. Bret _ Jaeger. R2: Jeff Sauer. Todd Jaeger. Dave Shogren. Paul Mattick. Dave Scott. Duane Jazz Ensemble KfflSrfiBus,afson-Br,an wog 'nor-Jay w cox- Woiskc- Chamber Singers Douglas Morris Conductor SOPRANO I -oslio Becker Judith Buchholz Dana Dickinson Susan Katon Mary Ericson Daina Jaeger Lyn Rosenberg A I.TO Muriel Carr Su .eiic DuFranc Karen Johnson Anna I.uce Jeanne Lukanich Sherry Page Sarah Schroeder BASS Jeffrey Babbitt Scott Bayne Michael Guzniczak Robert Knobloch Robert Malsch I-eo Sharpe David Tilimann TENOR Paul Evcnscn Todd Jaeger Thomas Pope Joseph Smith Brian Wegener Raymond Stahura Conductor Pictured. I eft. James Hyde; Top middle. Eric Godfrey and Janet Delato; Lower middle. Julie Montourc. Cynthia Crawford. Vance Copc-Kasten. I.exic Shepard, and Sue Ruth; Right. John Shimek. Other Members: James Vanlancn. Faye Marchant. Barbara Scott. Mary Wyman. Rayna Swanson. Allen Woolley. Daniel Johnson. Glenn Graham. Linda Schubert. Joanne Rettig. Krista Kaefer. Anne Heilman. Paul Evonsen. Charlotte Burr. Mary Wirhanowicz. John Morck. Georgia Castro. Bobby Scott. Lyn Rosenberg. Karen Anderson. Larry Hucbncr. Loren Gustafson. David Scott. Debra Horn. Alan Thompson. Jeffrey Sauer. Rebecca Linsky. Choral Union Douglas Morris Conductor SOPRANO l.oriann Andersen Leslie Becker I .auric Booker Judith Buchholz Dana Dickinson Suzottc DuFranc Peggy Eastman Susan Eaton Mary Ericson Amy Geroso Andrea Gitzcl Cheryl Jacobs Kary Kantorowlcz Pamela Loveless Betsey Miller Lyn Rosenberg Nancy Royce Sarah Schroeder TENOR James Berger Kevin DeCramer Todd Jaeger Richard Lee 'Thomas Pope Marvin Radlkc Joseph Smith ALTO Marcia Beebe Linda Brown Pamela Darsch Karen Dolata (.auric Ficbcr Marcia Finger Mary Gcrhoth Judith Hayes Anna Luce Julia Lynch Amy Jo Magdich Elizabeth Olson Sherry Page Ann Rosenberg Carla Steen Tammy Thomas Katherine Zech BASS Jeff Babbitt Scott Bayne I.awrencc Becker David Beckman Misko Dragin Paul Evcnscn Hal Heath Duane Hopple Robert Knobloch Robert Malsch Joel Norton Ralph Polasky John Roesch David Tillman Larry Warren FINE ARTS 53 Dance Company Standing: Karla Mota. Susan Woods. Tanya Bennett. Diana Conrrad. Connie Herbon. Greg Watts. Vicki Vicha. Bent: Cari Wiley. On the floor: Wendy Staves. Ellen Ser- ruto. Kris Schultz. Danila Pederson. Not pictured: Bridget! Cooper. Sarah Schroeder. Diane Newmier, Artistic Director Collegium Musicum Donald Spies Conductor Above: Todd Jaeger. Paul Even- son. Donald Spies, Lyn Rosen- berg. Right: Donald Spies. John Hill. Jeff Sauer. 54 The ORGANIZATIONS Spanish Club L to R: Kris Mathes. Jenni- fer Lien. Mariclos Duran. Carrie Fulton. Anne Buechner (president). NP: Kevin Dvkstra. Kathy Ashton. Maria Vilar. Donna Crocker (president) Reginald Ilyatte (advisor) Bridgett Cooper Linda La Ronge Kai Holland Maryse Ilyatte Sean Fenncssy Julie Lynch Pascale Bouchet French Club Inter- National Club Rl: President Kris Mathes. Treasurer Zia-ur Rahman. Vicc-pres Carrie Fulton. Hajme Ueda. R2: Marielos Duran. Tamara Winter. Os- car Freitas. Secretary Shabbir I akhani. NP: P. Bouchct. U. Otl, M. Ker- mani. B. Safrang, K. Sa- frang. C.K. Browne, S. Shrestha. K. Cooley. D. Hopple. K. Reynolds. G. Costello. Orgamzations 55 Circle K Club Seated in front: Zia-ur Rahman. Rl: Secretary Jordan Erickson. Treasurer Janice Bennlng. Alicia Howland. Mary Gerboth. Ann Mcgowcn. Roland Miller. R2: Pam Darsch. Rich Lee. Connie Kempen, Shelly McDonald. Shabbir Lakhani. Kelly Kirby. R3. Oscar Freitas. Leslie Veneman. Kathy Probst. Cindy Biese. Tom Kontos. President Kay Roth. NP: Kim Kalli. .Ion Prain, Barbara Schewe. Vice President Paul Witt. James Wohn. Richard Scamehom advisor. Christian Fellowship Rl: Mary Howley. Lilly An- derson. R2: Dawn Brown. Wendy Mueller. Becky Beck- ett. R3: Cliff Anderson. John Smith. I)oug Cole. Shad Maerhtle, Jon Prain. NTP: Ro- byn Hardt. Pam Loveless. 56 ORCAN1ZATIONS Writers’ Workshop Rl: Tom Bates, Elizabeth Bai- ley. Karen Nystrom. Maria (Chris) Armer. R2: Nancy Brewster. Wendy Mueller. Tamara Winter. R3: Don Dow- ney. Wendy Sicja. Mark Seidler. Gary Judson. Jay Blake Charmaine Blakely Paul Evensen Kathy Friedel Trevor Giles Dianna Grunske Lynn Guelzow Chris Leland Ramsay McLaughlin Reina Owen Jon Prain Tim Vasquez Lori Vinger Mr. Richard Daniels (advisor) Forensics And Debate Members ■ Students For Social Education Rl: Tracy Curran. Prof. Mo- bile (advisor). Hazel Latham. Sindi Plenge. R2: Sadie Barr. Nancy Heard. Joel Norton. NP: Jane Sublette. Steven Shea (Alumni advisor and town liaison). ORGANIZATIONS 57 Orientation Committee Rl: Dave Beckman. Pam Loveless. Jill Daniclscn. Pam Darsch, Jay Blake, Julie Lynch. Sharon Rejman. R2: Chairman John McNair. Mary Gerbolh. Jeff Rizner. Michelle Priddis. Laura Kuhn. Michou Braun. Laurie Fieber. Bridget Hanrahan. R3: John Woodard. Krista Kaefer, Larry Huebner, Gib Malm. Co-chair Chris Dorzwciler, Kan Wenzel. Jeff Babbitt. Mike Galvan. Tom Landgraf. Mike Albertson. NP: Co-chair Trevor Giles. The structures and goals of the Women’s Educational Support Orga- nization (WESO) have varied somewhat with each year. There is a recurring goal, however: to provide events which may help the mem- bers of Ripon College to educate themselves about issues we have felt to be important. Included among these issues have been assertiveness training, reproductive health care and contraception, and abortion. These issues are often considered “women’s issues,’’ but, in fact, they are relevant to men’s lives as well. This year’s WESO members were overwhelmingly seniors. Those members would like to extend some wishes of good luck and perseverence to the newer members: Kathy, Kris, and Sindi,- and other interested people. -Linda Brown WESO Elizabeth Bailey Linda Brown Carol Inskeep Barb Kuhlman Anne Oldenburg Sindi Plenge Ann Rawding Kris Schultz Kathy Turner Anne Ullman SOUL Ginger Costello. Pete Farmer. NP: President Gcannine Griffith. Kip Love. Joe Rodman. (Yes. this is the right picture.) 58 ORGANIZATIONS THE MEDIA Lying in from: Charlie Waabon. Silling: Sharon McGuire. Rulh Fcicrabcnd, Mali Russ, Itarry Huebner. Bruce Buchholz. Kneeling: Carrie Fullon. Jeff Marker!. Sean Fenncssy. Dave Fleming. Mike Ewcns. Bill Barileii, Craig De- lisle. Kalhy Probsi. Standing: Linda Brown, Trevor Giles. Jim Major. Craig Docrfler, Phil ix rlie, Wally Oakden. Dave Kittleson. Rita Garcia. Peie Farmer. Dan Mallock. Dan Rock. NP: Station Manager Dan Ploikin. Alice Hayes. WRPN-FM WRPN-FM was originally established as a public service station operating at 10 watts. As of the fall of 1983. WRPN- FM will transmit its signal at 200 watts. RCN-TV Pictured: Gary Page. NP: Station Manager John Rohde. Sports Editor Dave Chlosta. Dave Plufka. Mike Hartley. Bob Gary. Todd Haraty. and others too numerous to mention. Ripon Cable Network OBGANIZATIONS 59 Photo Ltd. IU: Linda Brown. Bruce Buchholz. Zia-ur Rahman. Kurt Riatow. Masoud Kermani. R2: Oscar Freitas (co-editor). Jordan Erickson. Pascale Bouchet. Karen Anderson. R3: Roland Miller (co-editor), Scott Strazzante, Mark Johnson. Laura Bishop. Parallax L to R: Anne Paterson. Cary Judson. Karen Nystrom. Tom Siegworth. Will Green (edi- tor). Elizabeth Bailey. 60 MEDIA College Days Rl: Editor Mark Reschke. Nora Zilisch. Kon Carlson. R2: Loren Gustafson, Dave Shogrcn. Lisa Behrens. Michelle Priddis. Laury Nelson. R3: Jim Esien. Kathy Probst. Christ Enstrom, Jeannie Dancy, Janet Detato. R4: Tammy Thomas. Dave Velk. Dianna Grunske, John Deady. Kathy Ahern. Karen Kordus. David Hub. Maryann Mason. NP: Bridgett Cooper and Lisa Ulmen (who had her hair done especially for this picture). fttpon College Baps _Wtuiwi OMw Co During the 1982-83 school year, the College Days introduced a new format to the campus newspaper. The new sixteen-page magazine format allowed for more photo spreads, more feature-oriented material, and some different lay-out techniques. The Days staff also opted to publish bi-weekly, rather than weekly, hoping to increase the quality by decreasing the quanti- ty. The Days editors strove to improve the overall appearance and the quality of writing in the paper. For convenience, the Days was delivered directly to the dorms for the first time in recent years. Also, the Days worked for greater organization with a new system of section editors. Assisting the editor-in-chief, Mark Reschke, were: Dave Shogren, news editor; Ken Carlson, feature editor; Michelle Priddis and Norah Zilisch, lay-out editors; Dave Chlosta. sports editor; Loren Gustafson and Lisa Behrens, copy editors; Jay Wilcox, fine arts editor; and Lisa Ulmen, business manager. -Mark Reschke the Ri|Min £onege|)ays MED1A 61 RFS Front: Karen Williamson. Anne Bucchner. Sitting: Dave Velk. Bird Bloomer. Chris Poch. Laura Lunds chau. Jennifer Cayer (president). Standing: Rita Garcia. Jenny Spencer, Marc Hughes. Mark Poch. Becky Shackett. NP: Kelly Sallee and Kathy Corbin. There is no doubt that the Ripon Film Society (RFS) had one of the best film line-ups of their histo- ry this year. The schedule included Raiders of the Lost Ark.” “Taps,” Excalibur, Warriors,” Brubaker.” Arthur,” The Rocky Horror Picture Show,” American Gigolo, Breaker Morant, “Heaven Can Wait,” and many other box office hits. The expense of the film package deal got the club off to a shaky financial start in the fall, however, and things did not improve much as the year went on. Student Senate tried to bail us out with a $2,000 grant, a Wednesday night show was added, and the admission price was increased (a quarter) to $1.50, but to no avail. Cable TV and video disc players in dorm lounges and the fact that alcohol is not allowed in the Pit both contributed a consistent lack of audiences. Of 26 films, only three - Warriors,” Excalibur,” and Rocky Horror” - showed any profit. The days of a selfsupporting Film Society are coming to an end. - Uiura Mundschau THE GOVERNMENT SMAC External Affairs Rl: Mike Guzniczak. Kris Gonynor. Mike Kelly, Bruce DeMauro, Karen Williamson. Katie Mey- er. Dianna Grunske. R2: V.P. Student Activities Gib Malm. Tom Landgraf. Elaine Adkins. Michelle Warner. Tammy Thomas, Jordan Erickson. Jason Patterson. 62 Lying In front: Keith Grant. Mark Tabbert. Rl: James Song. Anne Ullman. Bruce Buchholz. Laura Kuhn. Michelle Priddis. R2: Jason Patterson. Mary Kaestner. Sindi Plcnge. The Honorable Leigh Carson. Lynn Kahney. Bridget Hanrahan. Jeff Markert. R3: Dianna Grunske, Jordan Erickson. Tamara Winter. Mike Rabin. President Steve Harris. Loriann Andersen. Katie Meyer. Michou Braun. R4: Bob Ott, Dave Elies, Mike Albertson. Trevor Giles. Chris Leland. Jonathan Lewis. Mike McLaughlin. NP: V.P. Activities Gib Malm. Treasurer Joe Bcstul. Secretary Sue Woods. Paul Witt. Tom Bur- gess. Chris Reed. Betsey Esselman. Jon Credit. Bill Berryman. Tony Scavatto. Mark Mabee. Sharon McGuire. Ludovico D'Angelo. Student Senate • The Student Senate exercises the legislative and executive functions of student government on campus. Among these functions are appointing students to various faculty committees, acting as the liaison between the administration and faculty on one hand and the students on the other. It is also responsible for administering the total budget from student activity fees. For purposes of clarity and better organization, a new constitution was ratified in April of 1982. THE LIVING GROURS Row 1: Rock Peksa. R2: Jean Dancy. Kathy Corbin. Ellen Serruto. Kari Wen- zel. Sharon King, Barb Bell, Teresa Pavlovich. Diane Krauss-Advisor. R3: Ruth Gero. Lisa Ulmcn. Linda Nacgeli. Linda Menck. Melissa Hurley. Wendy Stanz. R4: Meredith Timulty. Donna Reardon. Jennifer Stader. Sarah Schroeder, Jennifer Lien. Maureen Hansen, Mary Purdo. Karla Mota. Sue Tsuchiya. R5: Lizanne Northrup. Kim Schauss. Cindy Crawford. Carol Malec. Connie Herbon, Robyn Krug. Jean Kellogg. Betsy Rochon. R6: Wendy Staves, Nadine Kingston. Connie Kasson. Lindi Momchilovich. Michou Braun. Carol Wood. Juli Welk. Tricia Gorski. NP: B. James. P. Keene. M. Gero. M. Tillmann, C. Witte, D. Pederson. Alpha Delta Pi I T% Vl Chi Row Carol Wattlcworth, Laurie Fteber. Bridget Hanrahan. Julie AAW Lynch. Liz O’Brien. R2: Becky Linsky. Dianna Grunske. Leslie Becker. Linda Clark. Sarah Meehan. Flame Adkins. Joi Kieckhafer. R3: Margaret Bayer. Kristan Verbrick. Lyn Rosenberg. Nancy Shoemaker. Chervl Jacobs. Lynn Kahney, Amy Geroso. Kara Zartner. R4: Amy McGuine. Desiree Swenson. Caryl Bedford. Sandy Hillman. Lyn Swiecichowski. Vicki Vicha. Cindy Jo Strand. Karin Swanson. Sue Brunke. Muriel Carr. Stephanie Leu. R5: Jeanne Tomlin. Rachel Mathison. Mary Manncbach, Laura Bishop. Sue Shepherd. Eli Peterson. Kristen Hyden, Julie Montoure. Amy Holman. NP: J. Lukanich. A. Shepard. B. Williams. C. Martin. M. Wiernasz. S. Payne. D. Hron. K. Corcoran. P. Darsch. M. Warner. L. Anderson. A. Bennett. D. Jaeger. B. Hart. E. Cummings. Row 1: Natalie Luomala. Melissa Jensen. Kathleen Moran. Becky Beckett. R2: Lori Reynolds, Heather McFadden. Kris Zabcl. Robyn Edisis. Alice Hayes. Pam Loveless. Becky Shackoil. R3: Joyce Watry, Chris Wein. Norah Zilisch. Jill Danielsen. Suzette Du Frane. Judy Buchholz. R4: Lisa Beyer. Karen Johnson. Lisa Behrens. Michelle Priddis. Amy Barnes. Dawn Brown. Alpha Xi Delta 6= Beta Sig How 1: Scott Strazzante. Rob Needham. Duane Hopple. Torr Carmain. Hob Trcscott. Larry Huebner. R2: Marty McAuliffc, Eric DeLisle. Bob Buth. John Picardi. Dave Sorum. R3: Tom Burgess. Dana Importune, Rich Volpe. Gib Malm. Brian Fried. Kevin Dykslra. Jonathan Shattuck, Tom Kimen. Ned Sasamoto. R4: Andy Roechner. Mark Mabee, Todd Bucher, Bob Ott. Kevin Doherty, Bret Jaeger. Bob Bechard. John Ebens. Gary Page. Dale Bikowski, Donna Crocker. Todd Jaeger. Dave Parlin. NP: D. Richards. P. Rcttig, J. Schcmm. M. Meyer. M. Mulford. B. Shaffer. Pi. Dolce. T. Keil. C. Dejurc, J. l eGuzman. I). Forsley, T. Jahnkc. J. Capper. S. Bayne. P. Williams. M. Ballwanz, S. Cushman. W. Smith. T. Henderson. J. McNair. O. Sobani. P. Ehren. Evensen. R4: Rich Marshall. Chris Poch. Jeff Anhaltzcr. Nate Lenz. Dan Rock. Tom Gerling. Tom Pope. Russ Tomlin. Ed Hackney. Tom Kontos. Rob Bidgood, Dave Presuhn. R5: Bill Burgess. I.arry Wall. Dennis Kadera. Lee Sharpe. Mike Witas. Brian McAuliffc. NP: I). Beckman. J. Woodard. A. Daus. T. Colin. J. Sauer. C. Konstans. M. Dale. J. Bestul. R. Lee. R. Breyer. M. Brown. T. Giles. J. Major. N. Puleo. R. Rex. D.U. Row 1: Mary Gerboth. R2: Jim Leslie. Bryan Welch. Rich Gee. Joe Lloyd. Jay Blake. Greg Rife. R3: Mike GuKniezak. Jim Esten Jeff Hiffcins Ivan Peters. Ramzi Ravdnun. Amv Jo Macrriich. Marv Pricson Paul 66 TT1 T 1 Row I: J,m Floryancc, Jay Brennan. Mike Zachowski. Chuck Suitor. R2: Brian Boya. Art Lander. J-’ ■ • ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■“■ Rick Pliszka, Craig Maxwell. John Norred. R3: Joe Thompson. James Johnson. Mike Purdy. Rich Peksa. David Moore. Bob Smolik. R4: Bricn Gerber. Troll Cronk. Matt Russ. R5: Jeff Sickinger. John Morgan. Charlie Chase. Gordon Stula. Stieg Thcander. Rock Peksa. Dan Rupar. Chuck Soule. Alan Yasdick. Chris Scnnott. NP: K. Timmel. B. McFarland. W. Oakden, M. Rabin. Phi Delts Row 1: Pat Uornickle, Krist Enstrom. John Mather. Chris Lundberg. R2: Mark Sprague. Steve Templin. Tim White. Steve Templin. Tim White. Steve Pflueger. Keith Mitchell. Jeff Thiel. Jon Credit. R3: Dave Gervenak. Mike Dunlap. Mark Freitas. Jim Thiel. R4: Dan Summers. John Clay, Bill Berryman. Jay Dolan. T. J. Makowski. Scott Miller. R5: Vince Trtan, Dave Plant, Joey Watkins. Fred Girard. Biff Murphy. Bob Drenski. Bill Feld. R6: Adrian Dinwittc. Scott Stucwe. Jay Armstrong. Gregg Halvorsen. Dan Feld. R7: John Hubbard. Jeff Templin. Dave Sheedy. Jim Braemer. Steve Hom , John Mathison. R8: Tom Frank. Mike Gallenberger. Gregg Morga, Dave Stephenson. NP: T. Osadjan, J. Szymczak, B. Wallncr. C. Reardon. S. Hitzeman, R. Long. D. Braemer. er. Sigma Chi Row 1: James Song, Tom Horvath. Jeff Messenger. Ed Leahy, Doug Christensen. Jay Huyck. R2: George Poulletlc, Dammal Lynam, William Summerville. Guy Miller. Bill Doran. Charlie Poullette. Bill Emory and Nikita. R3: Mike Scheibe. Perry Bartels. Tim Taylor. Mike Albertson. Tim Neylon. Dave Plufka. Matt Goldin. Jim Repischak. R4: Jay Deady. Steve Haack. Brian Baxter. Paul Devlin. Lon Michels. Pete Alberg. Andy Pedersen. NP: B. Hora, S. Ludeman. A. Hogg. D. Koskinen. M. Galvan. J. Babbitt. T. Lnndgraf. LH’ Caeser Wilcox. ( t I I Theta Chi Row 1: Masoud Kermani, Dave Chlosta. Egbert. Russ Hamilton. Dan Christ. R2: Hajime Ueda. Csaba Nastase, Bryan Ghalioungui. Mike McLaughlin. Rick Stohlberg. Jason Patterson. Jim Garden. Brian Langsdorf. R3: Rob Kalbaugh. Mark Tabbert. Scott Pohlmann. Wiley Buck. Peder Sletteland. Chris Leland. Bill Bartlett. Tony Scavotto. Joe Cullen. Robert Brandfass. R4: Bruce Bartelt, Bob Gary. Jonathan Green. Chip Larson, John Rohde. Marc Robson. Paul Gardetto. Dave Richter. Dave Fleming. R5: Jim Larson. Mike Hartley. Doug Bartelt. Todd Haraty. Jim Mensching. Scott Schrcibcr. Kevin LaMarche, Darrell Merceri. NP: D. Grant. M. Franzen. D. Hub. R. Pufahl. P. Witt. 68 Thpfjl Q TY1 £1 I Jltl Row 1: Dave Shogren, Jeff Rizncr, Kelly Sallee. Judy Koehler. Jeff k 16111W ■ “ Sollnsky. R2: Bob Otis. Rollo, Michael Post. Sue Kramer. Kathie Warren. Karen Nystrom. Roberta Spellman. Larry Fahnoc. David Velk. R3: Kurt Ristow. John Morck. Anne Heilman. Eileen O'Leary. Elizabeth Bailey. Rcidar Hammond. Si Christian, Laura Kuhn. NP: T. Siegworlh. D. Downey. Bartlett Row 1: Charmaine Blakely, Anne Buechner. Carey Conkey. Wendy Mueller. Carol Czerniak, Martha Lufkin. R2: Nancy Brewster. Carol Cross. Ann Gierwiatoski. Marielos Duran. Le'lis Johnson. Sally Sharer. R3: Jenny Spencer. Jean Dancy. Moira Duffey. Mary Niece. Tamara Winter. R4: Kali Wanek. Ellen Knuteson. Pascale Bouchet. Jennifer Cayer. Patty Brueggeman. Sue Woods. Kara Bloomer. NP: K. Anderson. K. Corcoran. E. Ericsson. S. Hejna. H. Latham. S. McGuire, L. Nelson. A. Oldenburg. A. Rawding, H. Schaller. J. Sublette. C. Wattleworth. AA7 T 1 Row 1: Sue Eubank. Cindy Biese. Sarah I-eondcdis. R2: Norah Zilisch. Jenise Dennee. Kathy ITobst. Kate v y x x Snow, Joan Baumgartner. R3: Reina Owen. Liz O'Brien. Alicia Howland, Kris Zabel. Patty Gorski. Kris Schultz. Ix is Brennan. Margot Bumpus. R4: Lisa Beyer. Kathleen Ahern. Amy Robinson. Lynn Kahney. Anne Trattner. Robyn Hardt. Lynn Guelzow. Wendy Staves. R5: Kay Roth. Lissa Chaloff. Maryann Mason. Karen Kordus. Shari Piehl. Kelly Kirby. Janice Heinz, Connie Redmann. NP: J. Bcnning. D. Conrad. T. Bennett. G. Sheridan. N. Heard. A. Gcroso. L to v- q Row 1: Norah Zilisch, Sheila Smullen, Liss Cummings. R2: Nan Edwards, Julie Ziegler. Michelle Wagner. JLJ V dllo Natalie Luomala. Clare Spinks. Missy Etter. R3: Heather McFadden. Ixiretta Lombardi, Betsey Hart. Anne Bennett. Beth James. Jenny Thomas. Sue DuFrane. R4: Julie Montoure. Kris Mathes. Kathy Moran. Missy Jensen. Chris Miller. Jenny Lutzkc. Rita Garcia. R5: Wendy Stanz. Katie Runzler, Jeanne Tomlin. Loriann Andersen. Anne Heilmcm. Cheryl Matuszak. Lisa Ohm. Doreen Scsc, Charlotte Call. NP: N. Krueger. B. Cooper. G. Costello. L. Miller. K. Swanson. L. Bishop. P. Holm. L. Mullins. Shaler Row 1: Marsha Jones. R2: Cathy Grogan. Diane Rzonca. Janet Detato. Carla Steen. Kathy Leavenworth. Tammy Thomas. Maria Vilar. R3: Catherine Jordan. Katherine Zcch. Jennifer Rekowski. Carrol Thomas. Mary Erieson. Connie Kempcn. Ellen Hauert. R4: Sadie Barr. Cheryl Jacobs. Amy Jo Magdich. Shelly McDonald. Kay Murach. Jordan Erickson. Kristen liyden. R5: Lisa Cavaluzzi. Maura Matthews. Elaine Adkins. Dana Dickinsen, Marie Crawford. Dawn Brown. Rachel Mathison. Holly Albrecht. Carol Brittian. Anne Paterson. Kelly Salee. Dora Kilburn. NP: C. Christian. T. Curran. J. Overdorf. Johnson Indees Picture 1-Row 1: Mary Kaestner. Carolyn Jordan. R2: Kathy Strazzantc. Alisa Sommer, Betsy Esselman, Ann Williams. Shelley Anderson. R3: Sherie Handt, Jackie Bienek, Betsy Krueger. Katrina Etter, Ann Megowen, Barb Schewe. Mary Gerboth. R4: Laura Mundsch u. Katie Meyer. Judy Koehler. Leslie Veneman. Kathy Seidel. Kathy Cooley. Cara Weyker. Picture 2- Rl: Karen Williamson. Lilly Anderson. Stacy Heinrich. Wendy Mueller. Jenny Kepler. R2: Paula Beck. Carla Nolle, Amy Jo Huss. Jackie Blosscr. Terry Blosser. Judy Oscis- lowski. Kim Kalii. R3: Jean Kaziak. Kelly Manis. Marsha Steffeck. Jess Pinter. I aura Tilton. Kathy Greb. Lisa Santos. NP: S. Antes. C. Behnke. J. Broas, V. Brooks, A. Broombaugh, C. Dorzwcilcr, S. Eaton. F. Fidler. E. Flanigan. G. Griffith. D. Gunderson. S. Hechl. M. Howley. S. Hunter. K. Kaefer, N. Kennedy. K. Kicwcg. K. Lindstrom. S. Rejman, K. Reynolds, B. Schultz, W. Sieja. M. Whitney. R. Feierabend. Smith Indees Picture 1-Row 1: Greg Henderson. Mike Schulz. Wiley Buck. Gary Judson. Ken Carlson. Jay Dolan. Dave Taylor. Mark Reschke, Bill Richmond. R2: Mike Bur- singer. Mike Kelley, Ty Watson. Bob Murphy. Craig Doerfler. Jack Witmen Guy Laidi Picture 2-Row 1: Beth Thompson. Bonnie Kc Loren Gustafson. Dave Stephenson, reg Capper. R2: Dan Pldtkin. Jennifer oss, Linda Brown. Craig DeLisle. Greg Bolin. Robinson. Barb Kuhlman, Paul Shlien, Mike Witas. Owen Glodowski, Ludovico D’Angelo. NP: B. DeMauro. K. Miller. K. Safrang. T. Vasqucz. B. Prinz. D. Borer. S. Chase. P. Touchette. J. Evans. J. Fisher. B. Safrang. D. Haff. 1st New Scott Row 1: Tanya Egeness, Mary Wyman. Linda Anderson. Sandy Mounter. Kathy Erie- del. R2: Melissa Hurley. Kiki Linschoten, Julie Perr. Mary Mannebach. Amy Schulze. Jeanne Schlitz. Lori Vinger. R3: Jodi Lynn Holden. Peggy Granzow, Kim Schaus. Daina Jaeger. Cathy Short. Dianna Grunskc. Megan Gavin. Sarah Bondareff. NP: C. Elliott. M. Armer. Oyv £Z± TLT QJ ow i: Anhaltzer, Todd Colin, Russ Tomlin. Tom Pope. Joe Smith. R2: Duane 1lvJ- IN C W OvU L L Hopple. Scott Strazzante. Eric Olson. Mark Cashman. R3: John Picardi. Brian McAu liffe. Bob Ott. Dave Tillmann. John Morton. Lawrence Yolles. NP: S. Lakhani. J. Floryance. J. Trtan. B. McNeill. J. Grismore. M. Mabce. T. Reader, R. Volpe. 74 Oy 3 lyrATT7 Row R Charlie Poullette. Art lender. James Song. R2: William Summerville, Guy Ol vi. IN C W OLUll Miller. Rcidar Hammond. Rick Pliszka. R3: Steve Pflueger. Ed Hackney. NP: B. Hemmersbach. D. Presuhn. P. Bartels. D. Plant. B. Sommers. S. Browne. E. Dolce. M. Flucke. A. Leonard. S. Schreilfcr. B. Christel, T. Kleinhans. K. Sommerfeldt. 4th New Scott Row 1: Fritz Kiffmeyer. Dan Blaser. Brian I.angsdorf. David Richter. Pat Hormcklc. David Holbrook. Senator Jason Patterson. R2: Cliff Anderson. Robby Kalbaugh. Jim Wohn. Darrell Merceri. Kevin LaMarche, Jon Kostclic. Eric DcLisle. Chief. R3: Drew Zeratsky. Nate Lenz, Jay Deady. Malt Goldin. Larry Wall, Jim Thompson. NP: B. Boya. 75 1st Scott North How 1: Tim Fond. Josh Silverman. Steve Gardner. R2: Mitchell Sachs. Frit2 Glas, Mark Plane. Jodi Holden, Jeff Nomoto. Si Christian. Don Barbour. R3: Steven A. Feyrer. Christian Hansen. Joe Hcmmy. Mike Zachowski. K. Patrick Yarbrough. NP: B. Wolske, C.A.T. The Cat. M. Tabbcrt. Clown-O. C. Tompkins. 1st Scott South Row 1: Tom Bates. Rob Needham. R2: Jim Leslie. Jeff Higgins, John Simonds, Pat Ehren. Jim Larson, Bill Walkner. R3: Jonathan Lewis. Hans Mugler. BUI Soich. Dave Strick. Jeff Tree Branton. Eric Nikolai. Gib Malm. NP: G. Weber. R. Baydoun, R. Bidgood. vT f'v rW V| Row 1: Chuck Suitor. Fred Clement. Chris Doona. Bill Berryman. R2: Jack AvA L L INUI L.L 1 Graber. Dan Strand. John Thomas. Steve Ganey. Jim Young. R3: Mark Jonas. Bob Gary. Greg Rife. Bill Feld. Jim Haydon, Doug Cole. NP: T. Patel. Joe Lloyd. T. Cantos. P. Lortie. Of Oy-x-i Row 1: Kris Gonynor, Sanjeeb Shrestha. Joe Cullen R2: Dan Mallock, Dan lvJL OUU L L OU Ul LI 1 Bevington. Sean F'ennessy, Hajime Ucda. R3: Tony Russo. Wally Oakden. John Mather. Jay Brennan. Marcello Mastriani, Dan Lynam, Pete Williams. R4: Dan Feld. Bob Drcnski. Dan McNaughton. Jeff Wilcox. Dave Forgione, Mike Ballwanz. NP: J. Neppl. T. Scavotto. Row 1: Mike Duffy. Biff Murphy. H2: Paul Witt. Alan Daus. Bill Westen. Brian v II 1 J J. Ill Wegener. R3: Myles Gibbons. Marc Robson. Jim Thiel, Dan Rock. Chris Leland. R4: Russ Wright. Jay Flrdman. Pcder Sleiteland. Paul Devlin. Raymond Cox. NP: D. Dewhurst. P. Tharp. G. Graham. D. Gervenak. S. Macchtle. O-Mf] -a 4-Vl Row 1: Torr Carmain. Pete Farmer. Jeff Sweetness Thiel. Jeff Markert. R2: OX XX k VVl I-X k3XX XX XXX Gene Billie. Marty McAuhffe. Tom Kimen. Gifford Quast, Alan Thompson. R3: Joe Rodman. David Kittleson. T.J. Makowski. Chns Jensen. Kurt Lentz. Jon O’Dell. NP: D. Johnson. C. Benzel. J. Potter. F VonRudcn. D. Parker. 78 Brock way Indees [ How 1: Mark Johnson. Dave Homa, Jon Prain. Paul Mattick, Zia-Ur Rahman. Mark Poch. Oscar Freitas. R2: Marc Hughes. Eric Lusty. Tyler Schaefer. Steve Harris. Kurt Schmidt. Greg Poch. Dan Husnick. Mapes Indees Row 1: Ned Costello. Elizabeth Jordan. Mark Mihalik. Arm A. Dillo. Terry Enk. Leigh Carson. Sindi Plenge. R2: Terry Glunz, Chris Bednarek. Dan Braemer. Daryl Conklin. Garfield. Chris Carlson. Boston Reardon. NP: M. Dragin. J. Sublette. K. Spannraft, S. Eick. M. Good. K. Browne. J. Kent. J. Short. F. Cromartie. B. Adams. N. Lebo. W. Gager. K. O'Brien. Bovay Indees Top Picture-Row 1: Roland Milcr. Barry Wei nor. R2: Scott Perry (Chrissy). Tom Koel. Keith McGrail, Brian McGrail. Joey Watkins. O.P. Taylor (Greg Watts). Jason Dabaremer (Susannc). NP: M. Curcurto. P. Carba Ilo. M. Tremel. V. Torres. k Bottom Picture-Row 1: Todd Duval. James Okray. John tambardo. Bill Fiedler. Keith Grant. R2: Paul Waldvogel. I e Murach James Wilson, Ivan Slnef. R3: Jeff Bohn. Paul Godbold. Russ Carter. Carl Abrahamson. Peter Baylon. R4: Mark Kortobein. Jitr Mendyke. Andy Drymalski. Dave Ellis. John Leahy. Jeff Gorr. 80 i ITT € 33X1313.55 Row 1: Bruce Buchholz. Dawn O'Kon. Jeanne Wnlecka. Linda LaRongc. Catherine Lucp- W Jr low. R2: Kip Love. Dem! Dye. Anne Gilman. Kai Holland. Carrie Fulton Martha Clapp, Stove Hilzeman. R3: Joe McCarthy, Kathy Ashton. Mike F.wens. Patty Renner. Joanne Rellig. Phil Rettig. NP: K. Bailey. D. Behne. C. Blakely. J. Bowen. R. Breyor. D. Crocker. W. Dickens. E. Freeman, D. Gatske. J. Goode. K. Grihben. D. Hayes. T. Hoehne. C. Inskeep, B. Jahn, R. Knobloch. P. Lucck. M. Lueptow. S. McDermott. B. McFarland. J. Narup. D. Naunton. J. Owen. T. Phillips. C. Shepard. S. Schuh. K. Searvogel. J. Schmudc. M. Ronn. M. Bonn. M. Siedschlag. L. Teeling. C. Waaben. M. Wiernasz, S. Woods. M. Albertson. B. Baxter. A. Hogg. Costa Rica London Florence Washington, D.C. Meredith Timulty Jennifer Cayer Cameron Otopalik Katherine Cooley Mary Novacheck Ruth Fcierabend Sarah Sharer Bonn Will Green S. Andrew Johnston Kathleen McKenzie Chris Smith Patricia Handrich Ramsay McLauchlan Whitney Hough Richard Pinard Ghia Szwcd Paris Yugoslavia Sharon McDermott Glenn Tracy Lesley Wellman Kimberly Adams Melissa Balbach Karen McCoy Chicago Madrid Jayne Rasmussen Karla Mota Bridget Rowley Anne Winter David Caldwell Connie Herbon James Roycc David Parlin Andrew Pedersen David Woolf THE ADMINISTRATION Dean Of Students Robert H. Young Dean Of Men David L. Harris Dean Of Women Helen I. Tuttle 83 THE CLASS OF 1983 Anthropology Elizabeth Ann Jordan Dos Plaines. IL Kevin K. O'Brien Middleboro, MA 86 Double Majors Barb Kuhlman Ron Long Barb Sehewc Jenny Spencer Soc-Anthro History Psych History Not Pictured: Lisa Wickstrom David M. Naunton Chevy Chase, MD Dr. Indiana Jones Kari Jo Wenzel Saukvilie, Wl Alpha DeHa Pi Art Jcannie Wnlcckn and Kid Lake Bluff. IL Ludovico D’AntfcIo Princeton. NJ Pro . Erwm Breithnupt Pntty Renner Markc.san, WI Double Majors Martha Clapp English Julie Schmudc- Econ. Arl Histor Eli Peterson- Econ. Not pictured: Julie Narup 87 Christopher M. Poch Prospect Heights. IL Delta Upsilon 88 Debbie Gunderson Appleton. W! Rill Bartlett Liberty ville. IL Theta Cht Sharon K. Rcjmnn Milwaukee. WI Betsy Krueger Klmhursi, II 89 Business Paul A. Godblold Chicago. 1L Lawrence J. Teeling Markesan. V1 90 Management Mike Purdy Deerfield. II. Merriman Christine L. Dorrweiler Barrington, IL Judy L. Koehler West Bend. WI Richard A. Sheppard Glenview, IL Merriman Double Majors Karen Williamson Jeff Anhaltzer Econ Villanova. PA Bruce Bartelt Econ Kathy Grcb Econ John Rhode Econ Larry Wall Econ Mary Wternasz Econ Kdward K. Leahy Arlington Heights. IL Sigma Chi Chemistry Jeffrey A. Templin Milwaukee. WI Phi Delta Theta Lee R. Shnrpe Gillctt. Wl Delta Upsilon Jeanne M. Lukanich Chicago. IL Alpha Chi Omega Susan K. Kramer Appleton, Wl Theta Sigma Tau Chemistry- Biology Ivan Streif Clear Lake. Wl Chcm-Bio Double Jeff Bohn Jeanne Lukanich Nick Puleo Major. BiO Chem Bio Duvld S. Hayed Ripon, WI Double Majors Mark Fran .on Randy Pufahl Computer Science William Jnhn Portage. WI Physics Psych i 93 Criminal Justice F.llen M. Knulcson Poyncuo. wi Leslie Venemnn Port Edwards, Wl Robert B. Wnllner Milwaukee. WI Phi Delta Theta Double Majors Patti Brueggeman Soc-Anlhro Jed Owen Phil Anne Marie Oldenburg Milwaukee. WI Thomas A. iloehne Rlpon. WI Drama Economics Brinn A. Adnms Evanston. IL Sigma Chi Jeffrey Owen Anhall cr Portola Valley. CA Delta Upsilon Peter J. Rnylon Racine. WI Todd C. Duval Milwaukee. WI Economics Caryl Jeanne Bedford Winlhrop Harbor. IL Alpha Chi Omega Margaret Mary Bayer Lake Bluff. IL Alpha Chi Omega Dale F.. Bikowtki Rudolph. WI Beta Sigma Pi Gregory Bolin Mendota Heights, MN Self-designed Architecture Bruce Bartelt May ville. WI Theta Chi 96 Economics David Scolt Fleming Lake Geneva. Wl Theta Chi Bryan C. Ghalioungui Chicago. II, Theta Chi Kathleen Greb Menomonee Falls. Wl Thomas G. Frank Omro, Wl Phi Delta Theta Jonathan D. Green New York. NY Theta Chi Tom Gcrling Waukegan. IL Delia Upsilon Economics 98 Michael J. Gurnirzak Franklin. W! Delta Upsilon Sarah R. Hccht Woodstock. IL David Jnjewski Stevens Point. Wi Jim Johnson Minoequa. WI Merriman Steven J. Hopp West Bend. WI Phi Delta Theta Daniel K. Husnick AnligO. WI Economics Sharon I,. King Youngstown. OH Alpha Delta Pi John V. Lombardo Barrington. IL David S. Koskinen Menasha. WI Sigma Chi Catherine L. Lueptow Ripon. WI Linda LaRonge Chippewa Falls. WI Richard Marshall Milwaukee. WI Delta Upsilon Economics Jaiiics J. Okrny Stevens Point, WI Eli Pelerson Julie A. Schmudc Madison. WI Alpha Chi Omega Penee. WI I David R. Shccdv Green Bay. WI Phi Delta Theta Osnmn Sobnni Lahore, Pakistan Bela Sigma Pi Chnrles Eric W'anbcn Lawrence J. Wall Knti S. Wanek Princeton. NJ Greenfield. MA Delta Upsilon Arcadia. VVI Barry Weiner Glencoe. IL Mary Ellen W’lernasz Stanley. WI Alpha Chi Omega Economics Not pictured: Prof. Robert Quade Prof. Ane Quade (We tried to picture them, we really did) Double Majors Donna Crocker French Chris Dorzweiler Bus Mgt Steve Hltzeman PoGo Teresa Pavlovich PoGo William B. Shaffer Bio Chris Shepard PoGo Education Certification: Leslie Becker Barb Bell Terry Blosser Doug Christensen Francie Fidler Dave Jajewski Rich Peksa Lyn Rosenberg Cindy Strand Jane VanValkenberg Barb Williams James Wilson Prof. Christine Sleeter Prof. Larry Miller English 102 English F.li abcth A. Bailey Winthrop, ME Theta Sigma Tau Cindy Jo Strand Minoequa. W1 Alpha Chi Omega Erin Flanigan Lake Bluff. IL % l.vn Swlecichowski James T. Wikon Jackson. W1 Alpha Chi Omega Cincinnati. OH Jane Ann VanValkenbcrg Cambridge. WI Alpha Chi Omega 103 Doan Northrop 104 Prof. William Mam French Knthcrlnc Campbell Holland Wisconsin Dells. Wt Kim Kortcnhof Rhinelander, WI Prof. Alexander Hooker Donnn Crocker Westboro. MA Double Majors Leigh Carson PoGo Paul Godbold Bus Mgt Prof Daniel Dclakas German Spanish Double Majors Denise Darcy Econ. Kevin Dyksira PoGo Ann Ullman PoGo Combine Foreign Language Dawn Behne Psych Paul Evensen Music Latin American Studies Kathy Ashton Spanish Kevin Dyksira PoGo Mike Ewens Soc- Anthro 106 Carrie L. Fulton Dekalb. 11. Katherine H. Ashton Westboro. MA History Barbara Bell Cedar Rapids. IA Alpha Della Pi Ronald L. Long Ripon. WI Phi Della Theta Marcus A. Hughes Brookfield. WI John A. Lcahcy Woodstock. IL. Brent K. McFarland Dean L. Richards Manitowish Waters. WI Morriman Monroe. NY Beta Sigma Pi Double Majors Judy Buchholz Music David Fleming Econ Eric Pierson Drama Mike Rabin Philo Kurt Schmidt Gorman David Sorum Engl Bob Wallner C Just Not pictured: Bob Breyer Richard M. Pcksa West Allis, WI Merriman History Jenny Ellen Spencer Milwaukee. WI Lori A. Reynolds Butler. Wl Alpha Xi Delta Not pictured: Prof. Robert Cole On leave 2nd sem. Prof. George Miller Ann Rnwding Worcester. MA Prof. William Woolley K. Patrick Yarbrough Rockford. IL Prof. Russell Blake ■ 'il Prof. Diane Mockridge Math Mnsoud Fadaic Kerntnni Schumberg. IL Theta Chi Joey Watkins Milwaukee, W1 Phi Delta Theta F Double Majors Bruce Buchholz Physica Oscar Freitas Physics Kary Griffiths Physics Larry Huebncr Physics Bill Jahn Com Sci Jeanne Lvkanich Chem Roland Miller Physics Lee Murach Physics Keith McGrnil Monroeville. PA Prof. Karl Beres Prof. Woyrte f Larson James 109 mm Music Lyn E. Rosenberg Ripon, WI Alpha Chi Omega Paul Robert Evensen Ripon. Wf Delia Upsilon Leslie S. Becker Gurnee. IL Alpha Chi Omega 2? Todd D. Jaeger Ashippun. WI Bela Sigma Pi Prof. Raymond Stahura Judith A. Buchhol7 Wilbraham. MA Alpha Xi Delta Ill Kip Love While Bear Lake. MN Philosophy Physics Lawrence D. Huebner Green Bay. WI Beta Sigma Pi Bruce A. Rurhhol Kiel. Wl Lee D. Munich Berlin. Wl Oscar W. Freitas Karachi. Pakistan Roland M. Miller. Jr. Kutztown. PA Mark J. Franzen Verona. WI Theta Chi Not pictured: Kay A Griffiths 113 Physics L- Prof. Mary WUliams-Norton 114 Physical Education Dougin L Christensen St. Germam. W1 Sigma Chi John H. Clay Adrian K. Dinwiddic Beaver Dam. WI Ph) Delta Theta Robbins. IL Phi Delta Theta Coach Larry Terry Physical Education Mnry L. TUImnn St. Paul. MN Alpha Delta Pi Daniel B. Summers Beloit. W Phi Delta Theta Paul G. Waldvogel Wausau, WI Politics Government Double Majors Carrie Fulton Spanish Sharon King Econ Catherine Lueplow Econ Joe McCarthy Philo Kati Wanek Eicon Steven D. Hitremnn Sister Bay. WI Phi Delta Theta Robert L. Brandfass Cincinnati. OH Theta Chi Demi Dye Rockford. IL Leigh Joy Cars Lisle. IL Kevin L. Dykstrn Columbus. W! Beta Sigma Pi Russell Carter Los Angeles. CA William Fiedler Scarsdale. NY PoGo James J. Mendyke Stevens Point. WI Christopher Shepard Crevc Cocuf. MO Teresa Pavlovich Jennifer Robinson Montreal. WI Alpha Delta Pi Springfield, IL V. Scott Stuewe Elmhurst. 1L Phi Della Theta Anne Frances Ullntnn St. Louis. MO Not pictured: Chris Konstans. Keith Timmel PoGo Psych Janice Heinz Oak field. WI Pamela J. Dnrsch Lake Mills. WI Alpha Chi Omega Dawn M. Behne Waterford. WI Ann Victoria Mcgowen Carlisle. MA Craig F. DeLisle Foxboro. MA Psychology Cynthin A. Martin Randall J. Ptifahl Janesville. WI Alpha Chi Omega Redgranitc. WI Theta Chi Alexandra L. Shepard Barbara I,. Williams Creve Coeur. MO Slpha Chi Omega Hopkins. MN Alpha Chi Omega Double Majors K. Patrick Yarbrough History 119 Barbara Sehewe Princeton. WI Self-Designed Leader ship Studies Tyler Scott Schnefer Sheboygan. WI Behavioral Ecology Prof. Jack Christ Sociology-Anthropology Linda S. Brown Brookfield. WI Barb Kuhlmnn Michael J. Ewens Barrington. 1L Milwaukee. WI Katrina Anne Ettcr Denver. CO Paul S. Shlicn Portland, CT Not pictured: Patti Brueggc- man 121 Speech-Communications i Greg Watts Janesville. WI 1 Bita Thi Military Science CPT Lawrence Bollinger CARL ABRAHAMSON. 11!« SO eft]AM APAftSt 79.95 KIMBERLY ADAMS• 01 LLA]MC ADKINS' AD.7t.A7 KATHLEEN AHERN. 70.61 METER ALBERO. AS MICHAEL ALBERTSON. All.B1.5S.63.44.22 HOLLY ALBRECHT. 71 LORIAMN AMDCR6CN. 71.53.63 CLIFFORD ANDERSON. III. 75.56.63 KAREN ANDERSON. 70.57.53.60 LILLY ANDERSON. 72.56 LINDA ANDERSON. 74 SHELLEY ANDERSON. 72 jrrrRE anhaitzer. aa.za.ai.os SUSAN ANTES. 72. MARIA ARMEN. 74.57 JAMES ARMSTRONG. 11. 67 KATHERINE ASHTON. 01.55.106 JEFFREY BABBITT. 9.60.33.50 ELIZABETH DAILEY. 69.01.57.38.60.103 MELISSA DAI BACH. 01 MICHAEL BALLWANZ. 66.77 DONALD BARBOUR. 76 AMY BARKIS. 14. 65 SARAH BARN. 71.57 BERRY BARTELS. 60.75 BROCE BARTtLT. 66.91.9 DOUD BARTELT• 6 . WILLIAM BARTLETT. 60.59.BD THOMAS BATES. 76.57 JCAN BAUMGARTNER. 70.J1.44 fiAHZ! BAYDOUN. 66 MARGARET DATCR. 65.«AR- IETER BAYLON. 00.96 JAMEfl BAYNE. 9.66.3J BRIAN BAXTER. 6S.ni ROBERT BECHARD. 66.24 PAULA BECK. ’ LESLIE BECkCR• 5.37. 110.10 DAVID BECKMAN. 6•53•5D REBECCA BECKETT' 65.56 CARYL BEDFORD. 13.65.9 CHRSSTOFMER DCDNANEK. 7 CYNTHIA PCMNKC • 13. 7,- DAWN DEHNI. 01.106.110 LISA BEHRENS. 65«.61 DAK-DARA KELL. 64.107,102 ANNE BENNETT. 14.65.71.43 TANTA BENNETT. 70.'4 JANICI DCNNINO. 70.56 CRAIO BENZCL. 7(1.47 WILLI AM BERRYMAN. 67. Tf.,63 JOSCFH BE6TUL 66. 3 PANICI BCVINGTON. 77 ILISABETM BCtCR. 70 65 ROBERT BIDOOOD. 66 AC001 LINE DICNEK.72 CYNTHIA BIESE• 70.36 DALE BIKOnOKI. 66 96 OENI BILLIE. 7ft LAURA DI9M0R. 65.71.32.60 jay Blake. 66.57.30 CMARMAINE BLAKELY. 9.70.01.37.23.J2 Daniel Blasts. jr.. 73 BIRD BLOOMER. 70.67 JACKIE BLOSSER. 72 TERRY BLOSSER. 72.115.43,102 JEFFREY BOHN. 00.09.9? OREOORY BOLIN. 73.96.43 SARAH BONDAREFF. 74 DOUOLAS BORER. 7J JENNIFER POMEN. 01.5? BRIAR BOYA. 5.67.75.42 DANIIL BRAEMER. 9.67.79.42 ARM BRALMER. 10. 67.47 ROBERT BRANDFASS. 60.116 JEFFERY BRANTON. 76 MICHELE BRAUN. 64.50.63.71 JOSEPH BRENNAN. IV. 67.77.43 LOIS BRENNAN. 70 NANCY BREWSTER. 70.57 ROBERT BREYER. 9.66.61.107.120 CAROL BRITTAIN. 71 JULIE DROAS. 7? VICKI BROOKS. 72 Ann BROOMBAUOM. 77 DAWN BROUN. 63.71.36 LINDA BROUN. 73.33.30.59.60.171 ACKEN7IE BROUN. 66 CHARLES BRDUNt. 79.55 STUART BROWNE. 75 PATRICIA BRUEGOEHAN. 70.94.121 SUSAN BRUNKC. 65 TODD DUCHCR. 66.24 HRUCC BUCHMOLZ. 01.39.60.63.109.113 JUDITH BUCHHOLZ. 33.107.HO UILCY BUCK. 60.73 RKNt BUECHNER. 70.33.6 ARGOT BUMPUS. 90 TOM BURGESS. 66 63 WILLIAM BURGESS. 66.19,78 MICHAEL BURSINOER. 7J KOBLRI BUTH. 66 DAVID CALDWELL. 01 CHARLOTTE CALL. 71 t. CANTOS. 77 JOHN CAPPER. 66 RICHARD CARBALLO. 00 CHRISTOPHER CARLSON. 79 KENNETH CARLSON. 73.61.43 TORR CARMA1N• 66.78 MURIEL CARR. 65.33.07 LOOM CARSON. 79,63.103.116 RU5SELL CARTER. 00.116 MARK CASHMAN. 74.42 LISA CAVALUZZ1. 12.71.62 JENNIFER CATER. 70.01 ELISABETH CHALOFF. 70 CHARLES CHASE. JR. 67 STUART CHASE. 73 DAVID CHLOSTA. 68.39.23.43 BRIAN CHRISTEL 75 DOUOLAS CHRISTENSEN. 60.114.44.49,102 CAROL CHRISTIAN. 71 S! CHRISTIAN. 69.76 MARTHA CLAPP. 01.07.104 LINDA CLARK. 45 FREDtRIC Cl EMENT. 77.4? JOHN CLAY. 67.114.4? DOUOLAS COLE. 77.56.4? TODD COLIN. 66.74.3? CARET CONKCT. 70 DARYL CONKLIN. 79.4? DIANA CONRAD. 70.54 KATHERINE COOLEY. 72.DI.3S BRIDGET T COOPER. 71.54.53 61 KATHLEEN CORBIN. 64 KARA CORCORAN. 65 RICH C0R7ATT. 22.44 EDUARD COSTELLO. 79 VIRGINIA COSTELLO. 71.55.58.44 RAYMOND COX. 70 CYNTHIA CRAWFORD. 64.5 MARIE CRAWFORD, 71 JON CREDIT. 67.63.44 BANIIL CRIST• 60 DONNA CROCKCR 66-ei.50.103.27.45.46 FREDERICK CROMARTIt. 79.46 MARCUS CROMK. 67 CAROL CROSS. 70 JOSEPH CULLEN. 60.77.43 ELIZABETH CUHMIN06. 63.71 MARC CURCURIO. 00.42,40 tRACY CURRAN. 71.57.30 BIEPMEN CUSHMAN. III. 66 CAROL CZERN1AK. 70 JASON DABARUNER. 00 4? MICHAEL PALE . 12.66.1V JEAN DANCY. 70.64.61.30 LUDOVICO D'ANOILO. 3.63.07 JILL PANIIL5EN. 3.65.30 PAMELA PAKSCH. 65.53.56,50.110 DENISE DARCY. 106 ALAN DAUS 64.701 JOHN DE6DY. 68.73.61.33.39.4« JOHN DC OUZMAN. 66.09 CHRISTOPHER DC JURE. 66 CRAIO DC LISLE. 73.59.MB ERIC Dr L ISLE. A6.73 BRUCE DE MAURO. 73.62.19.20.43 JENISC DENNCC, 70 JANET DEIATO. 71.33.61 PAUL DEVLIN. 60,70 DAVID PEWHURST. 70 WILLIAM DICKENS. JR.. 01 DANA D1CK1NSEN. 71.33.45 ADRIAN DINWtDDlE• 67.114.42,30 CRAIG DOCRFLER. 73.39 KEVIN DOHERTY, 66,24 TOWARD DOLCE. 66.75 JOSEPH DOLAN. 73.67 CHRISTOPHER DOONA. 77 WILLIAM DORAN. 60 CHRISTINA D0R2WE1LCR, 72.30.90 DONALD DOWNEY. 69,59.104 MILENTIJE DRAOIN. 7,79,53.42 ROBERT DRCNSKI. A7.77.4? ANDREW DRYMALSKI• 00.112 MICHAEL DUFFY. 78 MOIRA DUFFEY. 70.20 5UZCTTE DU FRANC. 9.65.71.53.25 MICHAEL DUNLAP, 47.44 TODD DUVAL. 11.12.80.96 DEMI DYE. 01.116 KEVIN DYKSIRA, 66.53.106.116 SUSAN EATON. 9.72.33 JOHN E8ENS. 64 ROBYN CD1SI0. 5.65 POLLY EDWARDS. 71 TANYA E0ENES9. 74 PATRICK CMREN. 66.76.42 STACI EICK, 13.14.79,43 DAVID ELLCS. 74.63 CHRISTINE ELLIOTT. 5.74 WILLIAM EMORY, 60.44 TERRENCE ENK. 79 CHRISTOPHER ENSTROM. 11.67.61.30 JAY ERDMAN. 70.26.46 ILIZABITH ERICKSON. 70 JORDAN ERICKSON. 71.36•60.62.6i MARY ERIC90N. 71.33 ELIZABETH ESSCLHAN. 7?,63 JAMES C9TCN. 66.61 KATRINA ETTER. 72.121 ROBERTA ETTER. 71 SUSAN EUBANK. 70 JOHN EVANS. 73 PAUL EVEKSEH. 9.52.33.54.S7.66.I0A.11O m1 CmAtL IWENS. 01,59.106.121 LARRY FAHNOC. 12.69 PETER FARMER. 70,50.39 RUIN FCICRABLND. 72.81.59 DANIEL FELD. 47.77.42 WILLIAM FELD. 67,77.42 TIMOTHY FENCL 76.42.30 REAM FENKCS6Y, 77.33.39 STEVEN FCYRER. 76.42.50 LAURIE FICBER. 65.S3.SO FRANC IE FIPLER. 72.120.102 WILLIAM FIEDLER. 80.116.35 JOHN FISHER. 73 ERIN FLANIGAN. 72.103 DAVID FLEMING. 60.59.97,107.44 JAMES FLORYANCE. 5.67.74.42 MARK FLUCKC. 73 DAVID FORGIONE. 77 DREW F0R8LEY. 66. JJ MIKE FRANC0LUCC1. 42 THOMAS FRANK. 67.97.42 MARK FRANZEN. 60.93.113 ELIZABETH FREEMAN. 01 MARK TREITAS. 67.73.42 OSCAR FREITAS. 7V.55.56.60.109.113 BRIAN IRICD. 66 KATHLEEN FR1EDEL. 74.57 CARRIE FULTON. 81.55.39.47 WALTER GAGER. 79 MICHAEL OALLENBEFCOIR. II. 47 MICHAEL GALVAN. 60.50 STEPHEN OANfY. 7? RITA 0ARC1A. 7|.59.6? 21 50 JAMES OARDEN 111. '0.43 MAUL OARDITTO. 13.60 STEPHEN GARDNER. 76.30 DAVID OATZKE. 01 ROBERT GARY. 60.77.59 MARGARET GAVIN. 74 RICHARD GEE. 66.10 20 JOHN GERBER. 67 MARY OCRDOTN. 12.72•6 .53.56 30 THOMAS OERLING. 66 97 MARY GCRO. 4.64.50 RUTH OEKO. 64.32 AMY OEROSO. 70.63.33 DAVID GERVENAK. 67,70.42.30 BRYAN OHAL10UR0UI 9.60.97 MYLE5 OIBBONS. 70 ANN 01ERU1AT0SKI. 0 TREVOR OILES. 9.66.57.58.59.63.25 • RE DERICK OIRARD. 67.44 FRITZ OLAO. JR.. 4.76.5? OWEN OLODOUSFI• 7J.26.46 TERRENCE GLUN2. 79 PAUL OODBOLD. 00.90.105 MATTHrw GOLDIN. AO.75.49 KRIS 60NYN0R. 77.63 M1CHCLL OOOD, 9,79.25.32 JENIFER GOODE. 9.01.92..25.3? JEFF OORR. 00 PA1R1C1A 00RSK1. 64.70 JACK GRABER. 10.77.42 GLENN GRAHAM. 70.32.53 DAVID GRANT. 68-19 • KEITH GRANT. 00.63 PEOOY ORANZOW. 74 KATHLEEN OREB. 72.91.97 JONATHAN GREEN. 68.97 WILLIAM GREEN. 81.60 KEVIN GRIBBEN, 01 GCANN1NC GRIFFITH, 7?,50 KAY GRIFFITHS. 109.113 JOE 0R18AM0RE. 74 CATHERINE GROGAN. 71.19 DIANNA GRUN8KC. 65,74.37.61.62.63 LYNN OUCLZOU. 70.57 DEBORAH GUNDERSON. 72.8B LOREN 0USTAF50N. 73.52.53.61 MICHAEL OUZNICZAK. 66.33.62.90 STEPHEN HAACK. 60.44 EDUARD HACKNEY. 66.73 DOUOLAS HAFF,73.43 GREOG HALV0R6CN. 47.41.4? RUSSELL HAMILTON. 43 PC 1 PAR HAMMOND. 69.75 PATRICIA HANDRICH. 01 SHERRIE HANOI. 72 BRIDGET HAMRAHAM. 65.58.63 CHRISTIAN MANSER. 9,76 MAUREEN HANSEN. 64 TODD HARATY, 60.39 ROBERTA MARDT. 70.36.20.30 BTEVrN HARRIS. 79,43 ELIZABETH MARI. 71 MICHAEL HARTLtY. 60,59.22.44 ELLEN HAUERT. 6 1.32.30.47 JAMES HAYDON. 77 Al ICE HAYES. 65.59 DAVID HAYES. 01.93 NANCY HEARD. 70.37 SARAH HECHY. 72.90 ANNE HEILMAN. 69.71.53 STACY HEINRICH, 7.77 JANICE HEINZ. 70.US.J1.27.4A SUSAN MEJNA. 12.70 KATHERINE HtLLAND. 01.55.103 PRUCt MEMMERSDACH. 78,42 JOSEPH HEMMY. 76 D. TOD HENDERSON. 6« OREGORY HENDERSON. 73 CONNIE MCRBON. 64.01.54 JEFFRY HIGGINS• 6A.76 SANDRA HILLMAN. 65 STEVEN MITZIMAN, 67.01.116.37.48 THOMAS MOlMNl. 01.94 ALAN HOGG• 60.01 DAVID HOLBROOK. 75 JODI HOLDEN. 74.76 PAMELA HOLM. 71 AM' HOLMAN. 65 DAVID HOMA. 79 STEVEN HOPP. 67.90.4? DUANE HOPPLE. 66. 74. S3.5?. 55 BRUCE HORA. 68.49 DOB HORN. 43 PATRICK MORNICKLC. 67.75 30.44 UHITMCY HOUGH. 81 THOHAS HORVATH. 68 ALICIA HOWLAND. 70.56.32.38.?!.44 HART MOWLtY. 72.56.21 DIANE HRON. 13.65.119 DAVID HUD. 68.61.43 JOHN HUBBARD. 67 lAVRENCr HUCBNCR. 66.53.52.50.59.109.il? MARCUS HUOMES. 9.79.62.107 8HIRLET HUNTCR. 7.72 MELISSA HURLEY. 64.74 DANIEL MUSNICK. 11.79.9 AMY JO MUSS, 72 JAY MUTCK. 68.44 KRISTEN MYDEN. 65.71 CAROl INSKEEf. ul.58.II? CHERYL JACOBS• 65.71.53 DREY JAEGER. 66.52 ['RINA JAEGER. 5.65.74.53 TODD JAEGER. 9.66.52.53.54.1IV WILLIAM JAMN. 01.9S.109 THOMAS JAHNKC. 66 DAVID JA JC VST. I . 11.98.4T' '06 ElI7ADETH JAMES. 64.7J CHRISTOPHER JENSEN. 78.46 MELISSA JENSEN. 65. J STEVE JOHANNES. 1 DANIEL JOHNSON. 78.5- KAREN JOHNSON. 65.53 JAMES JOHNSON. 11.67.98 l.E'LIS JOHNSON. 7« MARK JOHNSON. 79.AO Si ANDREW JOHNSTON. 9,81 MARK JONAS. 77.42 MARSHA JONES. 71 CAROLYN JORDAN. 72.52 CATHERINE JORDAN. 71 Elizabeth ,joXdan oa. v.ioc GARY JUDSON. 73.57.59.10.28 STrVC JUMASZ. 35 DLNNlS KADERA. 66 KRISTA KAEEER. 72.52.53.58 MART KAESTnCR. 72.128.63 VILLI AM KAMI. 42 LYNN KAHNEY. 6.65'70.63 ROBERT KALBAUOH, 60.75.44 KIMBERLY KALLI. 22.56 CONNIE KASSON. 64.52.45 JEAN KAZIAK. 72.45 PATRICIA KEENE. 64.27.46 TODD KCIL. 66.24 MICHAEL KELLEY. 73.62 JEAN KELLOGG. 64 CONNIE KEMREN. 71.92.56 NANCY KENNEDY. 72 JON KENT. 79 JENNIFER KEPLER. 72 HASOUO KERHANI. 9.68.55.60.109.31 JOI KIECKHAFER. 65 KAREN KIEVEO. 72 FRITZ KIFFHEYER. 75 DORA KIL BURN. 71 THOMAS KlMEN. Til. 66.78 SHARON KING. 64.99.116 NADINE KINGSTON. 64.21.44 KELLY KIRBY, 70.56 DAVID KITTLESON. 78.59 TODD KLEINHANS, 75.34.48 RODCRT KNOHOCM. 81.53. ELLCn KNUTEBON. 70.94 JUDY KOEHLER. 12.52.69.72.90.120 TOM kOEL. 4.80.111 CHRIS ftONSTANS. 66.117 THOHAS KONTOS. 66.56 KAREN KORDUO. 70.5.61.50 mark K0RTCBE1N. 7.80.91.42 KIMBERLY KORTENHOF, 105 DAVID K06KINEN. 68.99 BONNIE KOSS. 73.21.41 JON K08TELIC. 75 SUSAN KRAMER. 69,92.29 BETSY KRUEOER. 72.89 NATALIE KRUEGER. 71 ROBIN KRUO. 9.64 BARBARA KUHLHAN, 73.06.50.121 LAURA KUHN. 69,58.63 CHARLES KWAFFA. 43 DANA LA FORTUNE, 66.44 GUY LA1DIG. 73 42 KEVIN LA MARCHE. 68.75.4V SHABBIR LAKHAN1. 74.55.56 ARTHUR LANDER. 67,76 THOMAS LANDGRAF. 68.58.6? BRIAN LANGSDORF. 68.75 LINDA LA RONOE. 81.55.99 JAMES LARSON. 60.76 LAWRENCE LARSON JR.. 60.35 HAZEL LATHAM, .70.57 JOHN LCAHEY. 80.107.30.48 KATHERINE LEAVENWORTH. 71 NED LE80. 79 EDWARD LEAHY, 60.91 RICHARD LEE. 66.53,56 CHRISTOPHER LELAND. 68.76.57.63 KURT LENTZ. 78.4? NATHAN LENZ. 66.75 M. ALAN LEONARD. 75.43 5ARAM LE0NDEDI9. 70 JAMES LESLIE. 66.76 STEPHANIE LEU. 65 JONATHAN LEWIS. 76,63.43 JENNIFER LIEN. 64,55 KRISTIN LINDSTROM. 7? HILDA LINSCHOTEN. 74 REBECCA LINSKY. 65.53 JOSEPH LLOYD. 66.77 LORETTA LOMBARDI. 71 JOHN LOMBARDO, 80.99.34.48 RONALD LONG. 11.06.67.107 PHIL LOR Tit. 77.59 THOMAS LOVE. JR.. 01.58.111.43 PAMELA LOVELESS. 65.128.53.58 SCOTT LUDEMAN. 68 PATRICIA LUECK. 01 CAIMEfclNl LUEPTOW. 81.99,116 MATTHEW LUEPTOW. 81 MARIKA LUFKIN. 70 JlANNE LUKANICH. 65.53.92.LC° CHRISTOPHER LUNDBERO. 67.44 NATALIE LUOMALA. 65.71.45 ERIC LUSTY, 79 JENNY LUT7KF• 71 , DANIEL 1 Y NAM. 68.77 JULIE LynT,.. 65.53.55.50.13 BRIAN MC AUl. IFTC. 66.74 MARTIN MC AULIFFE. 66.78.49 JOSEPH MC CARTMT. 81 111.116 KAREN MC XOY. 81 SHARON MC DERMOTT. 01 SHELLY MC DONALD. 71,56 47 HEATHER MC FADDER. 65.71 BRENT MC FARLAND. 67 81.107.30 BRIAN MC GRAIL. 00.4? KEITH MC GRAIL. 80.10° AMY MC QUINE« 13.14.65.45 ■MAROM MC GUI RE. 70.59.63 KATHLEEN MC KENT IE• 81 V C RAMSEY MC LAUCHLAN . 81.37 MICHAEL MC LAUGHLIN. 13.68.63 JOHN MC HAIR. 66.58 DANIEL MC NAUGHTON. 77 WILLIAM MC NEILL. 74 HARK MABEE. 66,74.63 SHAD HACCHTLE. 78.52.56 AMY MAODICH. 66.71.53 JAMES MAJOR. JR.. 66.59 THADDEUS MAKOUSKI. 67.78 CAROL MALEC. 64 DANIEL MALLOCK. 77,59 OILBERT MALM. 66.76.59.6?.63.43 ROBERT MALSCH, 9.53 KATHRYN MANIS 14.72.45.46 MARY MANNEBACH. 65.74 JEFFREY MARKER!. 78.52.59.63 RICHARD MARSHALL. 66 99 CYNTHIA MARTIN. 9. 65.119 MARYANN MASON, 70.61 JOHN MATHER. 67,77.42 kRIS MATMES, 71.55 JOHN MATH!SON. 67.100.4? RACHEL MATHISON. 63.71.27.46.41 MAURA-ANN MATTHEWS. 71 PAUL MATTICK. 79,5? CHERYL MATUSZAK. 71 CRAIG MAXWELL, 67.30 SARAH MEEHAN. 65,47 ANN MEOOWEN. 7?.S6 110 LINDA MENCK. 4.64 JAMEf MENDYKE. 11.80.117 JAMCS MENSCHING 69.52 DARRELL HCRCERI. 68.75,44 JEFFREY MESSENGER. 68.43 SANDRA MEUNltR. 74 MICHAEL MEYER. 66 KAYHERINE MEYER. 9.72.4?.6j.44 I ON MICHELS. 60 «ARK M1HALIK. 79.30.4B CHRISTINE MILLER. 71 CLARC MILLER. 1?•38 OUT MILLER. 68.75 KURT HILLER 73 LYNN MILLER. 12.71 SCOTT MILLER. 67.42 ROLAND MILLER.80.56.60.109.113 KEITH MITCHELL. 67.18.44 LINDI MOMCHILOVICH. 64.45 JULIE MONTOURE. 65.71.52.53 KATHLEEN HORAN. 65.71 DAVID MOORE. 67 JOHN MORCK. 69.52.53 OREOO MORGA. 67,100.42 JOHN MORGAN.67.42 JOHN MORTON. 74 KARLA MOTA. 4.01,14 WENDY MUELLER. 70.72,56.57 HENRY MUGLER. 76.42 MICHAEL HULFORD. 66 LAURA MULLINS. 71.40.44 LAURA MUNDSCMAU. 72.120.52.6? KAY MURACH. 71 LEE MURACH.80.109.113 BRCNDON MURPHY. 67.78.44 ROBERT MURPHY, 15.73 LINDA NACOCLI, 5.64 JULIE NARUP. 01.87 DAVID NAUNTOH. 86.81. ROBERT NEEDHAM, 66.76.50 HART NCICE. 70.27.46 LAURY NELSON. 70.S2.6i.36 JOHN NEPPL. 77 TIMOTHY NCYlON. 68 ERIC NIKOLAI. 76.32.42 CARIA NOLTE. 9,72.32 JEFFREY NOHOTO. 76 JOHN NORRED. 67 ELI7ABETH NORTHRUP. 12.64 JOEL NORTON. 7,53.57 MARY NOVACMECR. 81 KAREN NYSTROH. 69.57.60.25.K WALTER OAKDEN. 67.77.52.59 ELIZABETH O'BRIEN, 65.70.4 KEVIN O'BRIEN. 79.86 JONATHAN O'DELL. 78 LISA OHM. 71 DAWN O'KON. 81 JAMCS OKRAY. 1 1.80.100 ANNE OLDENBURG. 70.38.94 EILEEN O'LEAR'. 69 ERIC OLSON. 74 TODD OSADJAN. 67.44 JUDITH OSCiSlOWSRI. 7? CAMERON OTOPAlIK. 81 ROBERT OTT. 12,66.74.63 M. JILL OVERDORf. 71.21.38.44 JED OWEN. 81.94.U? REJNA OWEN, 70,57 GARY PAGE. 66.39.4; BHCRRY PAGE. 53 DAVID PARKER. 78 DAVID PARL1N , 66,81.122 TED PATEL. 77 ANNE PATERSON. 71,60 JASON PATIERSON. 60.73.62.63 TERESA PAVLOVICH. 64.117 SUSAN PAYNE. 9,65,88 ANDREW PEDERSEN. 68.81 DANITA PEDERSON. 4,14.38 JAMES PEKSA. 12,64.67 RICHARD PEKSA. 67.107.42.102 JULIE PERN. 74 SCOTT PERRY. 80.42 IVAN PETERS, 12.66.52 ELINOR PETERSON. 9.65.87.100 STEVEN PFLUEOER. 67.75.4? TED PH1LLIPC. 01 JOHN PICARD1. 66.74 SHARI PIEHL 14.70.27.45.46 ERIC PIERSON. 9.95.107 P. RICHARD PIHARD, 81 JESSICA PINTER, 72. MARK PLANE. 76 DAVID PLANT. 67,75 SINpl PLCNOE. 79.37.58.63 RICK PLISZKA. 67,75 DANIEL PLOTKIN, 73.39.111 DAVID PLUFKA. 68.59 CHRISTOPHER POCH. 9.66.52.62.68 OREOORY POCH. 79 MARK POCH. 79.62 • SCOTT F'OHl HANN• 13.68.44 THOMAS POPE. 66.74.53 MICHAEL POST. 9.69.3? JAN POTTER. 78.A? CHARLES POULLETTC. 68.75 0E0R6E POULLETTE, 68 JON PRAIN. 79,36.57.122 DAVID PRESUHN. 66.75.52 MICHELLE PR1DB1S. 65.58.61.63' BRIAN PRINZ. 73.48 KATHLEEN F'ROBST . 70.56.59,6 I .50 RANDALL PUFAML. 60.93.119.20.43 DOMINIC PULEO. 12.66.89.9? MARY PURDO. 4 MICHAEL PURDY. 11.67.90 GIFFORD OUAST, mICHACL RABIN. 67.63.IO’.Ill IA-UR RAHMAN, 79,35.56.6v JAYNE RASMUSSEN. 81 ANN RAWD1NG• 70.56.108 IHOHAS READER. 7406.96 CHARLES REARDON. 67.79 DONNA REARDON. 4.21.44 CONNIE RE DMAW. • .70 CHRISTOPHER REED. 63.3: SHARON REJMAN, 72,58.8« JENNIFER REKOWSK1• 71 TATRICIA RCNNER. 81.87 JAMES RCP1SCHAK, 68.46 MARK RCSCHKE. 73.61 JOANNE RETTIG. 81.33 rMICtIP RETTIG. 66 81 KATRINA REYNOLDS. 77.55 LORI REYNOLDS, 65.108 RUSSELL «X. 6 ['FAN RICHARDS, 66 10 WtLLlAM RICHMOND. 73.44 DAVID RICHTER. 68,75 OREO RIFE. 66.77,43 KURT R I STOW. 69,60 JEFFREY HIZNCR. 69,58 08 AMY ROBINSON. 70 JENNIFER ROBINSON, 73.117.«7 MARC ROBSON. 68.78.49 ELIZABETH ROCHON. 64 DANIEL ROCK. 66.78,39 JOSEPH RODMAN. 9.78.38 ANDREW ROECMNER. JR.. 66 JOHN ROHDE. 68.59.91.100.19 MARK RONN. 81 MICHAEL RONN. 81 LTN ROSENBERG. 9.65.52.53 • 54.110.102. KAY ROTH. 70.56 BRIDGET ROWLEY. 81 JAMES ROYCE. 81.53 KATHRYN RUNZLER. 7) DAN RUPAR. 67.46 MATTHIAS RUSS 11. 67.59.44 ANTHONY RUS50. 77. ' DIANE kZQNCA. 7J HI TCHELL SACHS. 6.23.SO BOZOROHEHR SAfRAHO. 73.33.4J K0UR05 ' SAFPANO. 73.55.44 KELLY SALltC. AS.7X.I2B I,ISA SANTOS. 73 NED SASAHOTO. AS « .ieffre saucr .55.53.34 ANTHONY SCAVOTTO. 60.77.63 TYLER SCHAtrCR. 79.X20 MOLLY aCMALLER. 70 KIM 5CHAU5. 64.7« MICHAEL SCHEIBE. efl JOHN JCHENH. 60.46 BARBARA fiTHfUf. 72.8t.3t.llV PAUL fiMUEN. 9.73.I2X JEANNE 3CHLITZ. ’4.24 KURT SCHMIDT. 79.X06.I07 JOlir SCHHUDE. 0X.O7.IOO T.COTT SCHRLIBCR. 48.70 .ARAM SCMROCl'ET. 0.64.33,54 I.US AN SCHUM. 01 BRENDA SCHULTZ. 72-44 KRISTINE SCHULTZ. 7O.34.S0.3V.iJ HICHAEL SCHULZ. 7J.20.46 AhY SCHtllZ. 74 KURT 51ALVOGEL. OX KA1HRYN illItL. 72. HARK SC IDLER. 57.00 A. CHRISTO SEnsOTT. 77 ELLEN SERRUTO. 64.X0A DORCCN SCSI. 71 REBECCA BMACKETT. 63.62 WILLIAM SHAITER. III. 66 89 SARA SHARER. 70. 8! LEE SHARPE- 64.3J.v2 JONATHAN SHAY TUCK 5.66 DAVID OHEEti 67.101.42 ALEXANDRA SHEPARD. 9.63.33.XXV CHRISTOPHER SHEPARD. 01.117 RICHARD SHERARP. 9.11.12.90 SUSANHC SHEPHERD. 63.47 GABRIEL SHERI PAN. 70. NANCY SHOEHAKER. 65 DAVID SHOORtN. 69.52.61 CATHERINE SHORT. 3.74 JOHN SHORT. 79 SANJEC BHRESTHA. 77.35 JCrrtRY 9ICKIN0CR. 7 HARK SICDCCHLA6. 01 THOMAS SIIOUORTH. 69.60.44 WENDY SltJA. 72.57 JOSHUA SILVERMAN. 7 JOHN SIH0MP5. 76 AUER SLETTELAND. 60.70 CHRISTOPHER SHITh. 81 JOHN SMITH. 56 JOSE'M SMITH. 74.33 ROHRT SMITH. 13. wl NIiELL SMITH. 66.09.9 KUHNI SM0L1K. 67.30 SHriLA SNULLCN. 71 KATHERINE SHOW. 70 OSMAN SORANI. 66.101 HILL XAM SOICH. 7 JEFFERY SOLINJKY. «V ALISA SOMMER. 72. KEN 'jOHHCREf LOT • 75.4H WILLIAM SOMMERS. 73 JAMl5 SUNG. 68.75.63 OAVIP SORUM. 66.104.107,JJ CHARLES SOULE. 67.46 KlMhCRlY SPANNKAFT. 9.7 ROBERTA SPELLMAN. 6V JLNNT SPENCER. 70.06.62.10 CLARE SLINKS. 71 HARK SPRAGUt. 11.67.48 Jf HHIFER 5 IAPtRi 64-44 UfNIiy STAMZ. 64.71 «rNPY STAVES. 64.70.54 CARLA STEEN. 71.33 MARSHA STEFFCCK. 13.72.27.46 DAVID STERHElMrtM. 67.73.20.43 RICHARP STOMIDFRG. JR.. 60 CINDY STRAND. 9.65 10J.IO2 DANIEL STRANP. 77 ANDREW STRAIT'S • S KATHLEEN StRAZZANTt. 72 120 SCOII SIRA2ZAMTE. 66. 74.60 IVAN STACK. 00.92 DAVID 9TN1CK. 76 W. SCOTT STUEWC• 67.1X7 CORDON STULA. V-67 JANE SUBLETTE. 70.79.37 CHARLES SUITOR. 67.7 DANIEL SUMMERS. 67.113.42 WILLIAM SUMHCRVILLC. 60.73.39..49 KAkIN SWANSON. 63.71 DESIREE SWENSON. 13.6S.52 LTH SWICCJCHOWSKI. 65.103 Jtrr SZYMCZAK. 07.42 CM1A SZUED. 81 MARK I ABlJlRT . 6U.63 DAVID TAYLOR. 73.20 TIM TAYLOR. 40 LAWRENCE TEElXNQ. 91.90 JEFFREY TEHPLIM. 67.92.42.40 STEPHEN TEHPL1N. 67.4? PATRICK THARP. 78 STICO THEANDEft. 67 JAMES THIEL. 67.78.4? JtrrREY THIEL. 67.70.4? CARROL THOMAS. 71 JINMirCR THOMAS. 14.71,27.45.46 JOHN THOMAS. 77 TAMMY THOMAS. 71.53.61.6? ALAN THOMPSON. 78.52.53 ELIZABETH THOMPSON. 73.44 JAMES THOMPSON. 5.75.4? JOSEPH THOMPSON. 67.42 DAVID TILLMANN. 74.53.43 MARY TILLMANN. 64.113 LAURA TILTON. 72. KEITH TIMMEL. 67.117 MEREDITH TIHULTT. 44.91 JIANNE TOMLIN. 3.71 RUSSELL TOMLIN. 66 74 JONATHAN TORRENS. 117 VINCENT TORRES. 7. 0O-4? PAUL TOUCHETTE. 73. GLENN TRACY. 01 ANNE IRATTNER. 70 HARK TR1ME, 80 ROBERT TRESCOTT. 66 JOHN IRIAN. 74.42 VINCENT TR1AM. 67.4? BOZANNl ISUCHIYA. 64.38 HAJ1ME UEDA. 60.77.53 LISA ULMEN. 64.120.61 ANNE OILMAN. 01.38.63. 06.I 17 JANE VAN VALKENBERG. l4.10S.43.lfli TIMOTHY VASQUEZ. 73.37 DAVID VELK. 9.61.62 LESLIE VCNEHAN. 72,56.94 kRISTAN VERBRICk. 65.111 VIRGINIA VICHA. 9,65.5« MARIA V1LAR. 71.55 LORI V1NGER. 74.52.37 RICHARD VOLPE. 64.74 ERED VOM RUDEN. 78.42 CHARLCS UAADF.N. 81.39,101 MICHELLE UAONER. 71.32 PAUL WALDVOOEL, 00.115 JEAN UALECKA. 01.87 WILLIAM WALKNCR. 76.42 LAWRENCE WALL. 66.73.91,101 ROBERT UALLNCR. 67,94.107.42 KAT1 UANEK. 70.52.101.116 MICHELLE WARNER, 65.52.62 KATHRYN WARREN. 69.32 JOEY WATKINS. 67.80.109.42 JOTCC WATRT. 65 OCOROC WATSON. 73. CAROL WATTLEWORTM. 63.70.33 OREO WATTS. 4,9.00.34.122.39 BRIAN WEGENER. 9.78.52.63.37 CHRISTINE WE IN, 5.65,88.106 BARRY WEINER. 00 101 BRYAN ULLCH. 66 JOL1 UEl.K, 64,44 LESLEY ULLLMAH, 01 JOE UCLLS. 7. KAR1 WENZEL. 64.86.59,50 WILLIAM WCSTCN, JR.. 70 CARA UCYKCR. 72. TIMOTHY WHITE. 10,67.42.48 MICHEL WHITNEY, 72 USA W1CKSTR0M. 06 MART WIEKNASZ. 65.81.91.101 JAY WILCOX. 68.52 JEFFREY WILCOX. 77 ANN WILLIAMS. 72. BARBARA WILLIAMS. 4.65. I 9-«5.102 PETER WILLIAMS. 66.77.46 KAREN WILLIAMSON. 72.42.91 JAMES WILSON. 00.103.1« ANNE WINTER. 01 TAMARA WINTER. 7.70.33.57.63 MICHAEL UITAB. 64.73 JACK WITHER. 7.7J PAUL WITT. 60.70.56.63.37 CATHERINE WITTE. 64 JAHLS UOHN. 75.56 ROBERT UOL0KE• 32 CAROL WOOD. 64.44 JOHN WOODARD. 66 30 SUSAN UOOt‘9, 70.01.54.63.39 DAVID WOOLF. 81 RUSSELL WRI8HT. 70 MARY WYMAN. 74.53 K. PATRICK YARBROUOH. 76.100.119 ALAN YASDICK. 67 LAWRENCE Y0LLC5. 74 JAMC6 YOUNG. 77 KRISTIN ZABLL. 70.63 MICHAEL ZACH0W8M. 67.76 KARA ZAP.TNER. 13.14.63.43 KATHERINE ZECM. 71.52.33 ANDREW ZCRATSKY. 73 JULIE ZIEOLCR. 71 NORAM Z1L1SCM. 63.70.71.61 Faculty ADAMS. BERNARD. 8? ALEXANDER. WILLIAM. 119 ASHLEY. ROBERT. 102 9 AXELROD. PAUL. 86 BEATTY. JAMES. 03 BERES. DIANE. 109 BERES. KARL. 109 08.119 BLAKE. RUSSELL. 100 BLANK. FREDERICK, 99 BOCK. PARILYN. 102 BOUCMET. PASCALE. 70.103 BOWEN. JOHN. 100 PREITMAUPT. ERWIN. 17.07 BRITTAIN. DAVID, 0 BROOKS. WILLIAM. 09 BROSHAR. WAYNE. 114 BUZZA. BONNIE. 9 BUZZA. DAVID 9.95 CAPPER. OREOORY. ?3 CHILDS ALLAN. 93 CHRIST. JACK. 120 COLE. ROBERT. 100 COLI. ClAINE. 14.114 COPC-KA0IIN. VANCE. 53.112 CURT 15. JANr. 104 DAMRON. THOMAS. 122 DANIELS. RICHARD. 122 MLAKAU. DAN!CL 7,105 DIETRICH. KURT. 30.110 DOSS. SCALE. 112 DRURY, ROBERT. 90 DURAN. MARIA. 70.105 FARRELL. MARTIN. 119 rRECMAN. JAMES. 19.109 OlLlCSFIE• ROBERT. 10.11« BODE RE . ERIC. 53.121 MANNAFORD. ROBERT. 112 HARRIS PAV1I . 03.120 MTU. JOHN. 34.110 M1L8ER. RICHARD. 23.95 HOOKER. ALEXANDER. 17.103 MYATTC. REGINALD, 103 HYDE. JAMES. 53.106 JONES. THOMAS. 106 KINO. COACH. 10 KKAUS3. R. NORTON. 10 LARSON. CHAREES. 10.113 LARSON. WAYNE. 09 LEVIN. OEOrTRCT. 89 LINDOUIST. MARK. 104 HAR7Z. WILLIAM. 104 MC COWAN. BARBARA. 108 MELVILLE. ROBERT, lit MILLER. GEOROE. 10R MILLER. LARRY. 102 MOCKRIDOE. DIANE. 108 MORRIS. DOUGLAS. 33.110 HOWE. STEPHEN. LTC. 122 NEWHAN. STEPHEN, 110 NEWM1ER. DUNE. 39.54.115 NORTHROP. DOUGLAS. 82-104 00ILV1E. OLIMPIA. 87 OTIS. ROBERT. 6V.I2 PEFFERMAN. CURTIS. 07 PITERSIK. J. TIMOTHY. 120 PULSIFER. CURT 15. 03 OUADE. ARC. 102 « OUAPf. ROBERT. 02 OUILTER. JEFFRCY. BY RTVELL• DONALD. 104 R0LL1NGER. LAWRENCE. 122 RONEY. FDH'JND. 25.93 SCAMEHORN. RICHARD. 9J 3CMANG. WILLIAM. 102 SCHOOFS. PAUL. 90 SCOTT. DAVID. 52.53.109 SCOTT, EARLE. 93 SENNC. STANLEY. 122 r.CPAS81. GMOLAh. 9 8INOLlI ON. f. SETH. 11 SLEETER. CHRISTINE. 102 SPEAR. STEPHEN. 122 6PIES. DONALD. 54.110 STAHURA. RAYMOND. 53 110 STARR. JOSEPH, 100 TERRY. LARRY. 10.114 THOMPSON. M. JEROME. 120 TRYON. JEAN. 89 TUTTLE. HELEN. 03 TYREE. WILLIAM. 17.112 WALLACE. ROBERT 89 WELLS. COACH. 10 W1CK5TR0H. RALPH. 15 WIUIAHS-MORTON. MARY. 114 WILSON. ROBERT. 114 WOOLLEY. WILLIAM. 108 YOUNG. ROBERT. 03.120 Ztl. D1N0. 113 THE END Crimson Staff Back row: Lisa IJlmcn-sport.s editor: The Queen of Phologenicity her- self; Kathy Strazzanie-living groups co-editor. Front row: Kelly Sal- Ice who was supposed to do the fine arts pages but. through no fault of her own. did not; Judy Kochler-my right hand woman and senior section editor who I would canonize if I could: Mary Kacstner-living groups co-editor: and Pam loveless-organizations editor Well, I hope you like it. If not. try out for editor. You can even get college credit for it. Look it up in the catalog under Masochism 500 - independent study. There aren’t any prerequisites, but 1 found my freshman English course, English 100 - Creative Grammar, very helpful. In any event. I’ll be available for comment at the premier of any Lucasfilm Ltd. production at the Southtown theater in West Allis, Wisconsin. Big thanks go out to my excellent staff. K. Patrick Yarbrough and college relations for the color pictures and many of the team shots, and the photographers of Photo Ltd., especially Oscar Freitas, Zia-ur Rahman. Kurt Ristow, Bruce Buchholz, and a small thanks to Roland Miller. Try to have an exciting life, at least in mind if not in body. Never lose touch with unreality. CbuuA; 128 3 5234 00 i 60 1818
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