Rockford College - Recensio / Cupola Yearbook (Rockford, IL)

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Q A ff '54, F 14 Q' gi be 2 'I 8. .. ry w may WHATI EDLICATIO ? Chancellor Kimpton of the University of Chicago once stated that the over-riding purpose of the university is to extend the limits of man's knowledge, a worthy goal and one ap- propriate to a university. However, the central purpose of Rockford College is some- thing quite different. Our realm of research is the educational process itself. Our mission is to develop an increasingly more creative and more meaningful educational experience for the people we serve. If we are successful, Rockford students will come to understand that education is not the mere process of completing assignments, courses and degrees. These formalities facilitate the widening of horizons, but they are only the shadow of an education, the substance is the voluntary confrontation of something new, and a personal reaction to that encounter. Furthermore, genuine education cannot take place in a hothouse shielded from the pres- sures of the time. Education is sterile unless it is applicable to the present human context. The amount of knowledge a student embraces is not the critical measure of his success in our view, but rather how he evaluates what he knows iand thereby develops a per- sonal philosophyi and how his knowledge affects his performance in the tasks of human living. Toward this end, preachment, we believe, is next to futile, only example can convey the message. And here is where Rockford College differs from many of its counterparts. The traditional role of collegiate institutions is to seek to be wholly neutral on all ques- tions of controversy, hoping thus to encourage members of the academic community to reach their own conclusions. It is our contention that an institution which dodges the public issues that pertain to its own operation is misguided, and that its public neu- trality, rather than contributing to the development of individual convictions on the part of its constituency, instead, by its own example, contributes to their intellectual dis- honesty or inaction. Far better for the College to weight such questions as deeply and as obiectively as possible and take a firm institutional position according to principle and then fight for its beliefs, while welcoming dissent, than to keep silent or to run with the herd. The kind of education here envisioned also makes extra-ordinary demands upon the faculty. They, too, teach as much by example as by precept and contribute countless hours to educational proiects that transcend their classroom responsibilities. Only those deeply imbued with a sense of human service, who are genuinely rewarded by the development of their students, will stay with this mission. You, the students, will prove in your lives how well or how ill we have conceived and carried out this philosophy of education. JOHN A. HOWARD Ph.D. President 5 ADMINISTRATIO WILLIAM BAKER, Ph.D. LOUIS S. GIBB, M.A Deon Vice President 6 -1 JOHN HECKINGER, MA. STANLEY J. GROSS, Pl1.D. CURTIS H. MOORE, Ed.D. MARY C. DIVINA, M.A. Business Manager Dean of Students Deon of Evening College ASSOC. Deon Of Siudenfs R 7 ADMINISTRATIO 5 KENNETH A- PA'-MER DAN TYSON, BD. WARREN CUPUN, B.S. BARBARA SPONGBERG, B.A Divredor Of PUbliC RGIOHOHS Director of Admissions Bursar Alumni Director 8 1 MILAN DIVINA, M.A. MARILYN BLUM, BA. Registrar Assoc. Dir. of Admissions BETTY GIDDINGS, B.A. C. HANOCK JOHNSON Superintendent Superintendent Duplicating Service Building 81 Grounds ROBERT SCHWARTZ, JR., M.A. HELEN MONTAGUE, B.A. Development Associate Mgr. Compus Store F v , 4 . M ' vf: ff.-f fs, fy 1- X D f fwwfrg J y AS ,V . X -me-. -image: I 'N'-Md., H ' FRIEDA CONLON, R.N. ANN BLUEDORN, R.N. Nurse GERTRUDE BROCKMEIER Housemothers 2 45 4 ,M 'V 2 Q 5 ws, f , . XXI JI' 7. 51 t my Y :Q 4 I w v .X 4...-m..,.+ --....,,., 1 H 1 ' K '--nf., 5,5 fx ,,.., 1 I ,M jx V f lq., X, K , z --V k W--,,..,.,,,. ., ,W ,..-wfm.,N X'u,,., ,, - vm.. ,,.s-.V AW... ... .M ...m....4v'x X- MMV.- 9 AJ 41 if 1 I f 1- T 3 , ,Q , Nf ,ff Q i 'K X' ,,Xx,- A 'V 1 I Qi '31-, , mx 5 , mf I , ' ...W W x '32 x ml' A S ,ffgiwij Agfjk , -J A i h , y i FAC K. Zoology J. JOSEPH BAUXER, M.A.L.S. IRENE R. DOERR, M.S. LINDA PIN CHEAU LIN, M.A.L.S. Librarians gprwrgg 10725 1 i 2 i C l he he I C 3' I FACU LTY .I. REID PATTERSON, Ph.D. Physics BORIS BLICK, Ph.D. History MARY D. LEWIS, Ph.D. English 12 wi' E, DOROTHY R. STEWART, Ph.D. AW 9 Zoology HENRY VON MOLTKE, Ph.D. Speech GEORGE WATTLES, B.A. Economics 84 Business RICHARD BROMLEY, M.S. Physical Education WILLIAM A. SILLS, LL.B., C.P.A. Economics 84 Business CHARLES M. DEWILD, MA. Physical Educafion 1 ,:., ,.,......A-,,,. ,..0-A EVA WALSH, M.A. MARY V. BRAGINTON, Ph.D Classics English GINA WASSING, M.A. Modern Languages ADRIAN PARMETER, B.A. Speech L--...... SALLY LO WARE, M.A. French ROBERT K GOSS MM Music FACU LTY ANNA SCHULLER, OV. J., M.A. Russian 81 German MARIO MACULAN, B.A. Spanish ALAN H. WESTLAKE, B.Sc. Chemistry 'Y' ,f ' is .A 5 DONALD WALHOUT, Ph.lZ Philosophy 81 Religion KNOX FOWLER, M.A. Theater Arts JOHN A. SCHUMAKER, Ph.D. Mathematics JUSTINE WALHOUT, Ph.D. Chemistry WALTER BECK, M.A. Mathematics MARY WOLLNER, Ph.D. Education 8- Child Developmenj JAYNE POOR, M.S. Dance SALLY BUNNELL, B.S. Physical Education 'Hp- ny' STANLEY PARSONS, M.A. Hisfory PHILIP DEDRICK, M.A. FACLI LTY GOERGE STABLER, Ph.D. Sociology CLAUDE WINKELHAKE, Ph.D. ' Education 5 if-2-, JOHN BENNETT, Ph.D. English S, Y ,hw-22 A KC, SPAULDING ROGERS, Ph.D. Psychology FACLI LTY GERTRUDE CARROLL, B.A. English 'z 0 L....,...,,,,,,....,.,sK,..,..... ..-W .. We vin. ,, .,..,,-,. W RICHARD BAKER, Ph.D. Polificol Science MILDRED BULLIET Ph.D. Physics VICTOR CRAWFORD Ph.D. Chemistry --up-nn MANAGERIAL STAFF Standing: L. Gray, C. Kas- sebaum, P. Hearns, R Linfz, T. Davis, H. John- son, V. Giddings, B. Ea Ton, C. Shue, H. Praff, G Daer, Seated: D. Foreman, F. Debelar. ,, A ii 5. if . . Mix , ,....,., ARTHUR ADAIR, M.A. rf OFFICE STAFF Back Row: L. Wasylkow, E. Mitch ell, O. Krukonis, Row 2: F. Se coy, C. Decker, Row 3: G Spiekerman, R. Thomas, C. My ers, Row 4: V. Coulthard, S Ufschig, R. Remencius, Row 5 E. Drake, E. Hitchcock, L. Jes sen, Row 6: S. Ogilby, B. John son, M. Williams. TAFF MAIDS Siandingz F. Malani, A. Gard- ner, W. Boney, J. Franks, T. Simon, M. Betts, E. Baney Seated: E. Johnson, A. Bolton E. Stevens. hi xi 5 Y ip , 1 ' . ll ' ' 0 ' ,J ' 'Q - 0 , ' me Q 9, ' y 5' 'Aw 1.1 N. Q I G' s . A ' Q Y ' 5 if :N W? s O all We S was W 1 1 8 W ,F , xxx 3 Q m,f, 1 ,U .9 TERRY G. ANDERSON Rockford, Illinois Chemistry JEANNE S. ANAST Rockford, Illinois Child Development KARL H. ANDRESEN Glastonbury, Conn. Social Science DAVID l.. BELKNAP Rockford, Illinois Political Science 5 W. JAMES L. ALVERSON Wisconsin Rapids, Wisc. History CAROLYN l.. ATKINSON Rockford, Illinois Zoology THERESA M. ABRUZZO Rockford, Illinois Zoology NANCY K. BERNARDO Rockford, Illinois French SENIORS LYNN B. BOGUR Downers Grove, Ill. Chemistry CONNIE S. BORDONARO 'fi ,Q Rockford, Illinois Mothemotics GENEVIEVE R. BUMSTEAD Borrington, R.l. History KAREN J. BOYER Rockford, Illinois English CARL A. CACCIATORE Rockford, Illinois Economics 8- Business MICHELLE A. CHARLTON Cincinnati, Ohio Art SENIORS BARBARA F. COX Bczsking Ridge, NJ. Child Development ROGER S. CICHORZ Berwyn, lllinois Chemisfry 1, RICHARD E. CHURCH Rockford, Illinois Economics 8K Business Hovre de Grace, Md. Theoire Arts JUDITH A. COXON Fremont, Ohio Child Development NETTIE M. DORRIS Golesburg, Illinois English SANTE DeMARCO Rockford, Illinois Mathematics l BARBARA J. ENGEBRETSON Rockford, lllinois Sociology KENT D. FINGER Rockford, Illinois Biology MARGARET A. FISHER Pekin, Illinois English JANET S. FROOM Rockford, Illinois Child Developmenf MARY E. GADWELL Rockford, Illinois Spanish J ULI E A. GARDNER Rockford, Illinois Hisfory SUSAN E. GEIGER Folls Church, Virginio Mofhemofics SANDRA J. GRANQUIST Rockford, Illinois Political Science SHERRILL A. GOLDEN Orchard Pork, New York History Rockford, Illinois ANTHONY ISABELLI Rockford, Illinois Mathematics SUSIE GLICKAUF La Porte, Indiana French JAN R. GILLIS Elmsford, New York History LARRY L. HOUTS Th ree Rivers, Mich. Zoology JAMES E. GUTSHALL Economics 81 Business MARY T. JACOBSON Rockford, Illinois Child Development SENICRS SARA J. JONES Rockford, Illinois French NEIL E. JENSEN Rockford, Illinois A T I' ROBERT G. JOHNSON Rockford, illinois Economics 81 Business THOMAS S. JOHNSON Rockford, Illinois Political Science ROBERT C. JULY Rockford, llllnois Economics 81 Business DOREEN l.. KELTNER Rockford, Illinois Arr SENIORS English SANDRA R. KOOGLER Dayton, Ohio THOMAS W. LITTLE indianapolis, Indiana English Literature ROBERT A. KLANG Rockford, Illinois Economics 8g Business NANCY J. KOPECKY West Allis, Wis. Spanish JOSEPH E. LINDENFELSER Rockford, Illinois Economics 8g Business THOMAS P. LANGKAMP Rockford, Illinois Economics 8- Business CHARLES R. KIRCHBERG Freeport, Illinois Political Science RICHARD .l. LUETKENHAUS Belvidere, lllinois Mathematics CHRISTINA Pennington, English E. MAHNCKE N.J. STEPHEN B. MARSHALL Rockford, lllinois Mathematics CATHERINE A. McCOY Rockford, lllinois Sociology MARC 5. McMANNlS Rockford, lllinois Economics 8K Business WILMA M. MAUE Orland Pork, lll. Zoology DENISE C. MELNICK New City, New York Arf ANN A. NELSON Rockford, Illinois French MICHAEL G. GLENN S. MULDOWNEY Rockford, Illinois Polificol Science DON G. NELSON Rockford, illinois Economics Br Business KAREN A. NIEMEIER Leno, Illinois English NELSON Rockford, Illinois Economics 8g Business JULIA W. NOLAN Rockford, Illinois Child Development HAROLD E. MESSMAN Rockford, Illinois Psychology JOANNE M. PETERSEN Downers Grove, III. Spanish GARY B. PHELPS Rockford, Illinois Psychology RONALD J. POZZI Rockford, Illinois Mathematics R. MARGARET RYDER Rockford, Illinois Mothemotics JOHN E. REISING Rockford, Illinois Econ. ond Bus. SENICDR WILLIAM D. SCHILLING Rockford, Illinois Mofhemotics SHARON L. SCHURTZ Golesburg, Illinois Psychology SENIORS m-41-514' Hisfory MARILYN R. SHIPPEE Rockford, Illinois Art DEBORAH A. SEITZ Davenport, Iowa Sociology J. TYLER SEGAR Rockford, Illinois BONNIE M. SEESLAND Moline, Illinois French SIEW PHEK TAN Sumatra, Indonesia English SUSAN E. TAYLOR Rockford, Illinois Sociology SONOKO TAWARA Kobe, Japan Ar? 'Q MONIQUE M. WELDMAN Oak Park, Ill. LUELLA A. WELTON Ruchmond, Mass. Art JOHN F WOODHOUSE CAROLA ZOBEI. Waukesha Wnsc Psychology NOT PICTURED: RICHARD M. ALFORS MARY E. GUSTAFSON DOUGLASS C. JOHNSON HELEN C. MATTISON MARY A. PALMERI PETER H. SOBEL LYNN M. WELTER ROBERT A. WOOD 33 Tom Glynn Andrea Baker' Glorla Prifikin Dave Saunders Ron Balsam Dennis Palmini 'May' John Adamson Marfy Sampson Barb Eldridge Sylvia Myers Tanya Kimbrel ,f- Sue Ferguson Vern Winslow Phil Linscotf JoAnn Bastian Chip Schamp Jacquie Robinson Andy Langoussis Al Sfessmann JU IDRS Nancy Coomber Colleen Heath Mary Marchuorafo Jacqule Clark 35 Webb Kerns 'Wh-. .wx ink , 159. Dale Bowman Dove Johnson Walt Brody ' Nick Messersmifh Fred Henize Doffie Langer Anne Srotyr 36 JU IDRS Betsy Birks Evelyn Glosfer Al Komins Tim Friday Wayne Bodow ., Ann Fliehler Fred Menz Steve Offo Ron Cox Lindo Tweed Denny Soufhwood Ron Kokes 37 Tom Richter Marv Cutler Bill Higgins John Herdklotz Andy Loewe JU IDRS Bob LeVasseur Mike Bubrick Gary Peterson Al Wales Mary Norris Ron Swansfrom Bonnie McBride Pat Brauer Eric Hansen Jennye Slick Fred Young T7 I Patsy Valnik Paf Zell Jan Lathom Janie Hopson Betsey Nelson In Front: Jim Finke uunuswmmo- M, Sally Dolan Katie Collins Lenny Schlafman Q Q. A we W---wm,,.,.,,,,,., l Jim Brodie Rick Martin Jim Clarke Delia Menocal Al Rowley M M... if . A 1 SOPHO ORE Pete Larratt Jeff Nash Linda Pearthree Charles McCobb Phebe Mace -. 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I xr P 1-' .hs 'Q JL? ,F rw' Mike Parker Neal Rosenau Dan Felfen Allan VValTer Rx' Phil Oli Alice DeGroo1e Rich Rodewald Carl Noller Doug Johnson .xW 0' an 'munsq ... its-ggi gs .ann SOPHOMCRE Mary Welsh Pam Gahlbeck Ed Paynfer Nancy Brown Mary Patches FRESHME Harry Jefko Sherrie Tounis Steve Coldwell Howie LoBrcnt Ira Houptmon Lew Miller 43 Rhoda Lippmon Warren Zisserson Tom Gcrflond i I 1 Najaf Hriez Ed Washingfon Adrienne Austin 44 Pa? Schechter Ken Mowll Af Piano: Sue Horfh John Kimball In Fronf: Lucinda Alston Tera O'Meara Sue Ellen Puffer Candy Church Ernie Taeger Steve Schulberg Lynn Watson Hoang Van Ngoan Marie Baumann John Middelkamp Curt McKay Faith Enos Yolande Tullar Joe Footer Jeff Feinstein Doug Ba-rreff Berry Giles FRESHM N Joann Bennet? Margaret Jack Lynne Hoof Terri Maurer I Gordon Knight Merriley Borell Dove Ritter Bcrry Hulin 5 Steve Locey Pot O'Leory Lorry Rhoodes Joellc Terminello Judy Potts Mickey Diamond jf'- Chorles Brcinhom Ken Mowll Laurel Larkin Kathy McGrew Dawn Kormos --1-ui Q, of 0 , Judy McLevige : X w, 1 Lindo Morris Joyce Armonfti Bob Chappell Carolyn Mottila Rich Hundgen Joyce McLevige Todd Shipley Manley Burton Ed Morris Terry lnserro 2 5 Don Bolsom Carol Strofe Bunny Profher FRESHMEN 1 5 , i 47 FRESHMEN Phil Yalden Tom Williams Lee Graham Jim Westin Joe Polifo W gggy, 13' ' f7'?T Z'V'5 '! 1 D Joe Novak ' Jim Kollafh Sue Weiss Bill Manson Ted Nikodem .lp 48 Mable Ross Charles Branham Ann Ensor Mike Pfeifle Carole Jones Leslie Kurth Georgia Bilos iff? Robert Cooke Standing: H. Allen Holl Dennis Ferguson Duone Hozzord Gerald Ogren Edward Luzumbo Roger Cooper Michoel Aukes Seated: Peter Suits Andrew Hinkle Gregory Huston Unidentified Student Roy Chostner Pomelo Corey Richard Morklund Deri Swift N. 1' Ken Potchen Michelle Rich EW STUDENTS 49 SENIOR SGPH Pct Forront Bob Nagel Tom Myers Sandy Friedheim Lu Welton Mary Jacobson Neil Jensen Don Nelson CLASS OFFICERS 50 IOR Steve Otto AI Blum Karen Alfendorf Evelyn Gloster FROS H Margaret .lack Le'w Miller Charles Branham Carolyn Mattilcu if f' 4'2-4 s .1 l0a4 nr,-2 v' 1 ALICE BALSLEY Rockton, Illinois B.S., Education MAXINE WOOD Rockford, illinois B.S., Education DOROTHY WESTCOTT Rockford, Illinois B.S., Education VERA JOHANSEN Freeport, Illinois B.S., Education W .....,, Av. Lg GLEN JOHNSON Rockford, Illinois B.S., General Studies DONALD GULBRANDSEN Rockford, Illinois B.S., General Studies 1, ROCKFORD EVENING Ji M. LEE DODGE Rockford, Illinois B.S., General Studies A S Engineering Aide i'M1,.m1A I ELDORA OZANNE Rockford Illinois B.S., General Studies KATHRYN GENANDT Forreston, Illinois B.S., Education ,I , :I ELEANOR THOMPSON Pearl City, Illinois B.S., Education RUTH CLOGSTON Belvidere, Illinois B.S., Education LELIA TRESEMER Rockford, Illinois B.S., Education ELAINE OLSON Rockford, Illinois B.S., Education 53 if ,ps X3 im? Q Wg? , , -N M 6, A' , V -, V L4 3556 Liffffw ls , A - n Q 4 . , wfgffgfffff, 4 ., ff 2:j5,,Zi:2f 'GQ 9 ' . . . , lf?-1 N , 'Q me Y wr JE 'Q :sau .,5.gWfu1f, ng .. ,, .1-.1 '-I . R X - if in L x'- ra, QQ ,V ' we W. , 1. .. , . . x x 4' -Ma 3 UE .ff ' Q Q ,fi 1 Q ffl 1 kr f' 4. I :N Q4 sig I, , N . i if o M? l -x W. ,b N .PS x M . if Q ff? f MQW N wg ' Q fgffefyf, A ll? 1. f ? Q. ., if ani Q , 5 4 X 4 ,1 Ui gkm Vg vw? 5' N ws W 9, v 1 b 'S Q ' - x, ff ,ei z ,pfv- sz nf M? 1 .f 0 Q 4 J' Y TER Row: Nagel hom P rodie Sl'SOn Row: Finke BYTOU YTTGFID Gillis L Q . , I 'W f Back R im Jim F k Barry H l AI Sr Chu k M C Jon G II Front R J B d Neal R Bob N g l Rog C h SPRING SEMESTER WOMEN S TOWN STUDENT ASSOCIATIGN Back Row: Bobbi Day Lucy Geyer Row 2: Kathy McGrew Mary Grimsted Joanne Peterson Mrs. Mary Divina Jan Lathom Carolyn Mattila Pam Walton Jackie Robinson Mrs. Frieda Conlon Row 3: Gracie Rucks Joan Johnson Evelyn Gloster Cynthia Capitani Bonnie Cox WOMEN'S JUDICIAL BOARD WTMGNG HOUSE CCLINCIL Back Row: Wilma Maue Julie Gardner Nancy Kopecky Front Row Joanne Peterson Mary Patches 0 fm M, xf xr 5 N P-A is f r ne K 'Y' ' m. 57 Back Row: Judy McLevige Joyce McLevige Carolyn Teaster Front Row: Mary Mairchiorato Linda Alfrey Sandy Granquist Kyoko Takakura Betsy Nelson Back Row: Phil Linscoft JoAnn Bastian Mary Welsh Row 2: Lynn Welfer Nancy Brown Jim Finke Row 3: Al Blum Julie Gardner Jan Gillis DDOX HGUSE STLIDE TGOVER ME SOCIAL BOARD Susie Taylor Faith Enos John Happ Gracie Rucks Ron Balsam Al Wales Jacquie Clark Mr. Adrian Parmefer Lucy Geyer Fred Henize Dave Belknap John Middlecamp fx, r..... V -mggiia'-f ' K 'i5 ' 'A s,...:.: A c 2 - ,LZSQ Q ,K X W A W 'X , K Standing: Charles Branham Tom Myers Pat Zell Al Wales Evelyn Glosterr Seated: Ed Poynter Sue Glickauf Jim Alverson Dr. Donald Walhout Terry Anderson Tom Johnson Connie Bordonaro Sandy Koogler EXECUTIVE BCARD :gy film. Carolyn Mattila Sandy Friedheim Connie Bordonaro Al Blum Mary Jacobson FINANCIAL BCARD 59 JUDICIAL BOARD Back Row: Marty Sampson Chuck Villette Jim Gufshall Tom Myers Front Row: Bonnie Seesland Nancy Bernardo Sue Geiger sw 7 1 . t AW.. Buck Row: Hans Bader Don Ake Ngoan Van Hoang Abudi Kobai Linda Starek Edward Luzumba Row 2: Merriley Borell Ken Mowll Ed Washinglon Doug Johnson Charles Branham Nancy Kopecky Leslie Kurfh Wilma Maue Joyce Armanefti Guest: Carolyn Maftila Miss Sally Lo Ware Jan Henrickson Curt McKay Leigh Silverman Lois Carlson I TER ATIO AL RELATIONS Back Row: Andy Langoussis Todd Shipley Front Row: Steve Kreiflow Terry lnserra Dawn Kormos Ernie Taeger Phebe Mace Merriley Borell Kathy McGrevv Russ Miller Wilma Maue AI Stessmann Row 3: Delia Menocol Judy McLevige Joyce McLevige Wayne Bodow Najaf Hriez Eliud Mondo GERMAN LUB Le Cercle Francois sings at the Christmas celebration under the direction of Mrs. Gina Wossing. LE BARATIN Buck Row: Ernie Tcieger Ann Kuppinger John Woodhouse Walt Brody Guest: Front Row: Susie Glickcuuf Marty Herdegen Nciicf Hriez Back Row: Linda Sfarek Laurel Larkin Lucy Linder Sue Weiss Pam Gahlbeck Terri Inserra Nancy Kopecky Row 2: Raul Semino Delia Menocal Sandy Friedheim John Happ Narvis Freeman Row 3: Cynthia Capitani Duffy Urban Joan Peterson 'ln I--N 4-v SPANISH LUB Nancy Kopecky Duffy Urban 62 YQU G DE OCRATS Buck Row: Eric Hansen Curl Noller Steve Otto AI Blum Front Row: Joyce McLevige Betsy Birks Jenney Slick Judy McLevige Gloria Pritikin Back Row: Al Stessmon Ken Mowll Front Row: Dottie Longer Jon Gillis John Woodhouse YQLI G REPUBLICANS 63 Lynn Bogur Roger Cichorz Terry Anderson Raul Semino Jan Gillis Not Pictured: Jan Sikorski Pete Sobel HEMISTRY LU B Back Row: Tom Little Chip Wood Front Row: Sandy Koogler Bobbi Day Suzanne Dryer S-M -.1 SYNAPSE Walt Brody John Woodhouse Phil Olt Todd Shipley Unidentified Person Sandy Koogler' Ed Washington Karen Niemeier Joella Terminello Michelle Diamond Narvis Freeman Mr. Robert Goss Jennye Slick Kathy McGrew cHoRus 64 Joan Johnson Standing: Delia Menocal Colleen Heath Jim Alverson Denise Melnick Marilyn Worstad Mei-ling Francis Seated: Joan Grishman Lu Welton Not pictured: Carol Sfrote CRCHESIS WRCR Back Row: Walt Brody Al Stessman Warren Zisserson John Woodhouse Row 2: Ernie Taeger Lew Miller Marvin Cutler Row 3: Dennis Hinde Ed Washington Doug Johnson ROW 4: Joe Novak Eric Hansen Mike Kuzel Row 5: Webb Kerns Don Snow EREIDS Back Row: Lucinda Alston Lynn Welter Margaret Fisher Jan Latham Front Row: Judy Potts Julie Gardner Bonnie Seesland Pam Gahlbeck Barbara Eldridge Joanne Petersen Standing: Miss Sally Bunnell Rowena Peroff Sue Geiger Char Stephens Ann Nelson Mickey Charlton Mary Patches Seated: Cynthia Capitani Linda Tweed Phebe Mace Tera O'Meara 66 I Standing: Nick Messersmith Tom Eichter Tom Fichter Tom Glynn John Herdklotz Steve Muldowney Ron Swanstrom John Adamson Tom Walters Steve Caldwell Fred Young Jim Gutshall Ron Carlson Steve Marshall Ed Poynter Pete Sobel Don Balsam Seated: Mike Messman Chuck Wellington Tom Myers I TRA Ron Balsam Mike Messman Roger Cichorz Bill Walley Don Balsam URALCXDUNCH. CLUB Ken Pafchen Karl Andresen ,x Dave Belknap Dennis Palmin .YS 2? ww' i 1 n I 1 ' 5 L 5 I A 1 l , n l 11 Carl Cacciatore Q 3 v I Qin? JW V if -Qf' . 3 Janie Hopson W Duffy Urban Terry Anderson Sharon Schurtz Neal Rosenau COLLEGIA Editor ....... Assoc. Editor .... Managing Editor . . . News Editor .... Feature Editor Sports Editor ....... Business Manager .... Photographers ..... Advertising Manager . . . Circulation ....... Layout Editor . .. Advisor ...... Mr. . Sharon Schurtz Leila Kernrnerer . . Neal Rosenau .. Janie Hopson Kenneth Patchen . Dennis Palmini Carl Cacciatore Terry Anderson Philip Olt . . . . Tom Holdych Deanna Urban . Karl Andresen Kenneth Palmer Phil Olt Tom Holdych Jeff Feinstein 4' x sl, Z , ffff ll' nl-il. 1 Mary Jacobson ' 2 Tera O'Meara Al Stessmann ,, 15216 452' if Q ,Q i ,Wm an Janie Hopson A A Cliff Brickman ff, Lucinda Alston g.1 N Duffy Urban Ron Balsam Merriley Borell Curt McKay Co-editors . . . Business Manager RECENSIG Ass't. Business Manager . .. Art Editor ...... Layout Editor . .. Photographers . . . Staff .... Advisor .... 71 LL W . .. Ronald Balsam Merriley Borell . .. Curtis McKay .. . Gloria Pritikin .. . Lucinda Alston Andrew Langoussis . . . . Terry Anderson Ronald Balsam Clifford Brickrnan Geoffrey Feinstein Allen Stessmann . . Douglas Barrett Pamela Gahlbeck Janie Hopson Mary Jacobson Theodore Nikodem Tera O'Meara Michelle Rich Carol Strote Deanna Urban Mr. Kenneth Palmer f Ci ff ff ' - 3724 an I 3 'f Z ii , . 'Q 'K US Z S: 5 I f il fwv Q Ww- Q Af -- ' ., ff .f .I 1 N ff fc - fb le,-we . , ,':' U25 ,QQQGM-S', Mx fm- ,,f,,,A, wg 17,1 4' T -, wp. 4- wwf -, , fs Q I Z?'f'f-Swv, f X13 fl 3,07 ' ' - I f Wig, , 7' ACTIVITIES I f If' if gh. , M4 ORIE TATIO Toll ooks from little crcorns grow. Well . . ,, hello 'rherel 'Not another air-raid! Who's been sleeping in my bed? Jingle bells, HELP DAY i?5CQl ?+31!'M:5Ep5 .. I ,bmp .Wm -fb. Are you kidding? ' 'K xv, f ,www -, B km, W1 4 wif? nw ,KIM I uv, X , - If -15.43 , , ., 1 . gM,.52fg,-1, - 1 1.5 M , 2. 4, 4.316 The brush off. I f ' Mnnff- Psssf, where's my whistle? Wim rw' Mec1suremenfs?? We'll teach tho? photographer to fake pictures. TUG DFW R Oh goodie! Mud pies! 76 4, 1'r..'2 ' Deor Sophomore Girls, Wish you were here. , . 'USN f,,,, U 'wg' man X. . 1. 1 4-.',-Q, ' I . HQ if- K ., 1, . gt, 1- . , Y'-X. alfgg-A , ' V9 an N Q1-1xr:gQ, 1 1, . 3 QNGWX . 'YM L,-. Mk we aft. .- .gli 'mi' -xl 'x..'i f.l !'.Lf' 1' 'f N' x uni. ' ' - W my wx., w 1-, '. ., -.vm ',--'- lsf' f 'X A! , Q ,g . L- fi 5' 4 ' MA-W The John's way down there? 1 Morning light brigade. . wt ln .ig 1.44 if r A ' 4. r it y A 6- wi I Y f ' lx W B 5 If ,W T K .. . V ' What, it's daylight already? 1-ree,-- - . .Jr 'nw' L Tf'7,, .sr Y -- 5-:...', .gf ,M X 1'-Q-'rr'f+'r - But that one got away. 78 What do you mean we forgot the foundation? No! No! Play it conservatively! w i B' ADS' D Y My country 'tis of thee . . . A 1 4 lt only hurts when I laugh. We'll never find water this way. .E S LXLIQSKE WS F23 . An Alaskan feast bowl with Hawaiian punch poured by an English man?? if Oh Jan, look at the cute little spider! Faith Kuipualel'iuaokaala Enos 80 Loewer THE LU U Lindo and Ron- Best Dressed, Hawaiian style Don't Hslipffg Rowena Leinoc1lcl PeroH 81 The beginning of another day. w-p-m.,-.....,..,.-w- wif? ff'-K 11 h swa g? and ten. Thank you very much. THE F LL MO TH A headache of the year of transition. T if lf , .e 17 ls it E. ' Score another one for Messman. www - f' 1 , Xe ew. ,,,,,,,.,......---H 3 2 mf Off to the laundromat. Collegian hoyride. Suzi' W we Social Board skating party. 83 What happened to the big college 'PII TTXOI1. UNDER MILKWOODH MEXICAN ART FESTIVAL I icon GFI. I . . . her clawed feet stretched in flight at the sight of Pegasus, the horse of Pyrene. It is morning . .. ond all the bells of the tills are ringing. ELECTRA The messenger brings word of Orestes' triumph. HGMECOMING R Club President Chuck Wellington crowns Merriley Borell Homecoming Queen. 85 Korl Andresen Nick Messersmith Diana Fogerbu rg .N M, Hans Bader Fred Menz ,av OO' x Pg Q XL 'OCA , sw Q u I .r.n.4bf!' ww - an ,FU if ,f 1 8:24 P.M ii 4 Hug. .J J, H l if age X. 5 sf W 5 if ffl 3 4 aw ' 43 wi' X 'Z Bob Howells If , iv Pete Sobel Ruth Driedger iv'-' Morie Baumann Fred Young 87 Q ,wil 'LXHAAX ' N ,. X -fw- cf, Boy with Boll by Willioms. The newest version of on old trodition. 4 -it-++ lf' 4' iff' fri? if-irfiif 4+-w ,aiu-+l,,i,l-3-'fi fir-+i-43'-ll?- il 'F I ' 444-Q-4? .,.--.5,.4 They ll never replace cronberrlesl They'll never replace popcornl 1 . H I 'X Frosh carol in the court offer hanging The greens. The finishing touches. ANGING THE GREENS ffee. 1:32 A.M. V' Gloria and Janie trim the 89 S,w i a ! F 2 51 Good night. The lost dance. ,,- ,I , O : ' V, --,--1, . X ,A ' Winter Wonderlo nd A NUIT DE EIGE Second childhood. I' uf' J, if V934 I. . ffm '1- THE WI TER MONTH ' Not three finals in one day! Bock from The morning drudgery. i ii ' K EM? It's registration time ogcuin! i 9 1 ORATQRIU ADN ESS Welcome to our new 304-ocrespreczdl Ne- df- -y-4:10 11 lgpoy in Freddie gone ape! the ibrorylcAy ! 5 i Which one has the Toni? You've got to be kidding, trying to steol this food! SOPHO CRED Y INGFTOUE ' PEHCE l CORPS JW Every little Lump helps. Y Wggw Wipe 'em out! l Gottumtc1ll one. Hula lessons m Middle Hull Our rovin' minstrel. 3 An evening at the Log Lodge. Faust Junior Ballroom, February Twenty-ninth. De nada. The royal cou ple. WI TER WEEKE D Tom Langkamp crowns Debbie Seifz Queen of Winter Week- end as King Tom Meyers beams. 5+.......4v Only one cup, please. If costs us four dollars a gallon. -if N Burgandy Ice 95 Nancy and Pete celebrate Washungfons birthday. TGLF AT MADDGX The last fume I lost was Greg Huston Ron Carlson GOLF Golf prospects tor the '64 season look considerably brighter than last year with the return ot tour letter- men and at least five men who have had competitive experience. The returning Iettermen are Ron Swan- strom, Tom Walters, Mike Nelson, and Scott Mcivian- nis. Bob Schafer, who is playing baseball this spring, and Neil Jensen, who was sidelined because ot an iniury, are missing from last year's team. Newcomers who will be pushing the veterans for positions are Gene Leonard, Greg Huston, Al Walters, Doug John- son, and Chuck McCobb. Al Walter Tom Walter Gene Leonard 7 , Mike Nelson X, If iw Ron Swanstrom Scott McMannis dt Fingertip control. A th ree pointer. Q 5-fbfl ., Sometimes you win, sometimes you don't. ff ilu li QQ Saturday night tension. l 14 Standing: Steve Caldwell Bill Schilling Dick Alfors Duane Hazzard Dale Eckburg AI Wales Roger Cichorz Steve Marshall Bob Schafer Ron Carlson Kneeling: Mr. Charles DeWild Bob Clark The 1963-64 edition ot the Regent Basket- eers started the season with the same old problem-lack ot manpower. The squad, when at full strength, numbered no more than ten. The season's low was reached when Coach DeWild traveled to Augustana with seven hopefuls. Ron Carlson, big 6'6 pivot, was sidelined with torn ankle liga- ments, and Bill Schilling, senior spark-plug, was downed for the count by the extrac- tion of seven teeth. lvlidterms cut the squad further, but the addition of freshman Duane Hazzard and i962-63 lettermen Al Wales and Dick Alfors brought the Regents up to normal strength, enabling them to finish the season. Despite all the handicaps the fellows worked hard and gave many creditable per- tormances. Bill Schilling completed a tour year college career by leading his team in points scored and total rebounds garnered for the third consecutive year. fs-..,-, Nclf Clark Fred Young Nick Messersmith Mike Messmun 116 Fefe Sobel Tom Richter Ii! Standing: Mr. Richard Bromley Pete Sobel Nat Clark Tom Richter Mike Messman Seated: Ron Balsam Nick Messersmith Fred Young s Z 2 5 . i 4 g .46 X -'.,.i N fy. V h Q. i 4? , L , .5 i .,. 54, Q , . Ron Balsam SWIMMING With only five returning lettermen, the Rockford College swimming team got off to a good start and won the first two meets of the season, but the highlight occurred when Rockford hosted the Second Annual Rockford Invitational Swim- ming Relays. Illinois Wesleyan University placed first of the six teams. Rockford tied for fourth. Although Rockford College was given little chance of finishing in first place, the Regents did come through in two of the events and won the first trophies that a Rockford College swimming team has ever won. Winning the first trophy in the 300-yard individual medley relay were Richter, Young, and Messman. Richter, Young, Messman, and Sobel won the 200-yard freestyle relay. The loss of Don Balsam and Pete Larratt at semesters limited the Regents in diving and the 200 and 500-yard freestyle. Larratt holds the college records in both the 200 and 500-yard freestyle. Mike Messman, who has been an outstanding competitor for the Rockford College swimming team during the past two years, led the team in points scored. Mess- man holds the Rockford College swimming records in five individual events and is a member of both record-holding relay teams. Close behind Messman in individual paint standings is Fred Young, who holds two of the college's swim records and is a member of the record-holding 400-yard medley relay team. Tom Richter and Pete Sobel are in third and fourth places respectively. Both have contributed considerably to the team, and each holds a share of the college relay records. Newcomers to the team included Ron Balsam who, with brother Don, helped in the diving competition, and Nat Clark and Nick Messersmith who contributed in the long-distance freestyle events. Nick is a member of the record-holding 400-yard freestyle relay team. 117 Standing: Robert Cooke Andy Loewe Ernst Bonhomme Francois Robert Barry Hulin Gerald Bonhomme Stu Goodwin Abudi Kobai Manley Burton Mr. Adrian Parmefer Kneeling: Ron Nedovich Chuch Villefte Andy Hiller Sfeve Marshall Dave Adams Don Ake Ken Mowll Ngoan Van Hoang Eliud Mondo Will you guys please get of? my dew Rockforcls only Beattle in action. WK -.-'Ani '57, sv ,sv T yi nsi..-f if S'-V? ijyf E . After losing its first three games, our soccer team came roaring back to win eight straight games to finish an excellent, first season with an eight win-three loss record and a close bid for the NCAA Regional Soccer Tourney playoff. With ten starters back next year and a more seasoned team, Rockford will be shooting for the NCAA Tourney and an outstanding season, We have a score to settle with both University of Illinois-Chicago and Lake Forest. Defensive play and lack of reserve strength was a problem all season, but some of the offensive play was brilliant. Team captain Ron Nedo- vich, with thirty goals for the season, and Barry l-lulin, with twenty-two goals, were the finest offensive men we saw all year. One last note-our foreign students who dominated the starting line-up HO out of ll starters ldeserve a vote of thanks from the whole stu- dent body for making soccer an important part of our athletic year. 'ik 'f X53 y . Ei., 119 .ti - in FQ 'st is 5 v if staff llif fa 'L .Ls f' it H Jensen and Alfors, the one-two CROSS COU TRY The horriers of Rockford College completed their third stroight winning seoson. Neil Jensen, co-coptoin ond returning letter- mon, led the teom in its seven-six record. Strong performonces by Dick Alfors ond co-coptoin Ron Bolsom helped keep the horriers on their winning streok. Freshmen contributing to the teom's efforts included Steve Coldwell, Bob Howells, John Kolloth, Don Bolsom, ond Jim Green. Rockford College, holding its first Annual Invitotionol Cross Country Meet, beot Trinity College, Concordio Teochers Col- lege ond Elmhurst College to toke top honors in the meet ond win the first othletic trophy in the history of the school. The -groduotion of Dick Altors, who hos been o big osset to the teom during the post three yeczrs ond the losses of John Kol- loth ond Don Bolsom certoinly will hurt the Regents next toll. However, the returning nucleus of Neil Jensen, Ron Bolsom, Bob l-lowells, Steve Coldwell, ond Jim Green should insure the success of next yeor's teom. R? 120 This hill gets longer every time we run it. .M X-MQ Coach Bromley tollies the score after our invitational. ? Q4 Balsam leads the pack. Pete Larratt Bolo Howells Steve Caldwell Dick Alfors John Kollath Neil Jensen Ron Balsam Fred Young . QL ff Caldwell makes the only false start in cross country history. fjrfg ,Ny ' 2?'5'92 , ci t gf' Q 13512 it ,fx Q Qi ,ff ff 142. ,., gf X ? 0 X Nancy Brown Marie Baumann A loyal fan Janie Hopson Katie Collins C , ,M 1,4 W, 1 Standing: Katie Collins Nancy Brown Kneeling: Janie Hopson Cynthia Capitani Marie Baumann Barb Koopman Pom Gczhlbeck HEERLEADERS Z. W 9 fqms -24 l X. f ' N 'i ' , 'X -wit if V ' , . 4' 1? i -,242 img? W , W. X , :5j,m5,EEAx33,, gs w 5 X 4 Wx! V V. f - , .. ,F A , v w X KIM: A I f I ax L K ' .A . 1 -,Q 1' x 2 A' g v M f -Q , Jw:- fA'i?i??,. ' Hrgifgl-22-f'ff'.Z Wi' ,Z V -A ,qfi.jQ,.,:i ,w si ir l Mu mr 33-X. ,vfnffegy .K 4 N bw N-A . A , ..f1V I , It M Jw .- ,,,, -, 'V ,X x K , . Y K 1 ., ' 1'3 xx. 1' ,- 6-?3V'5 ,fin ' 'f M . 5 ' ,- . , et-gf, X ' v ' . . , ,, 'x . x WV-.f . -fixmffk' ' Wi ,JZ QM, ' 'wi W9 Q ' . 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State S3 Jin-,Q Eigmcfkd web en OMS! i:uua5+ no Food ANA Dv-H mxi 4615 East State Street. tTwo Blocks from the New Campusi. These Rockford businessmen have supported the RECENSIO with their advertisements. The RECENSIO staff urges you to patronize their stores. 'B i SWOW 6700 East State Street D.J.Qmvant8Ca. ESTABLISHED I866 One of Rockford's Finest Department Stores State 81 Mciin Streets Highcrest Center Rockford, Illinois 962-5541 To the Class of I964 we extend our best wishes for a prosperous and rewarding career. SZABO FOOD SERVICE, INC. Student Facility Services Division STUDENT INDEX Abruzzo, Theresa 22. Andresen, Ada ms, David 74,118. Adamson, John 34,67. Ake, Donatus 39,60,118. Aldrich, Judith 75,92. Alfors, Richard 2,33,95,115,118. Alfrey, Linda 57. Allen, Kathryn. Alston, Lucinda 44,66,7O,91,93. Altendorf, Karen 50,92. Alverson, James 2O,22,59,65. Anast, Jeanne 22. Anderson, Hewlett. Anderson, Rlcnard K. Anderson, Richard W. Anderson, Terry 22,59,64,69,71,83 Karl 20,22,68,86. Armanetti, Joyce 47,60,93. Armstrong, Mike 40. Atkinson, Carolyn 22,93. Aukes, Michael 49. Austin, Adrienne 44. Bachman, James. Bader, Hans 6O,86. Baker, Andrea 34. Balsam, Donald 47,67,74,88. Balsam, Ronald 2,34,58,67,71,72,81 1 18,1 19. Barrett, Douglas 45,71,74. Barry, Susan 75. Bastian, JoAnn 34,58. Baumann, Marie 45,79,87,122. Belknap, David 22,58,68. Bennett, Joann 45,75. Bernardo, Nancy 23,59. Bilas, Georgia 49,79,88,93. Birks, Elizabeth 36,63. Kaiser, Blank, Barbara. Blaine, Sharon. Blum, Albert 51,58,59,63. Boatman, Linda 40. Bodow 6O,76,78. Bogur, Lynn 23,64,80,83. Bonhomme, Ernst 118. Bonhomme, Gerald 82,118. Bordonaro, Connie 23,59. Borell, Merriley 46,60,71,72,85. Borgia, Beverley. Bowman, Dale 36. Boyer, Karen 23. Branham, Charles 46,48,51,59,60. Brauer, Patricia 38,92. Brickman, Clifford 70. Brodie, James 39,56. Brody, Walter 36,61 ,64,65. Brown, Carol. Brown, Nancy 58,79,92,96,122. Bubrick, Michael 38. Buhmeyer, Kenneth. Bulkeley, Lewis. Bumstead, Genevieve 23,87. Burton, Manley 47,118. Cacciatore, Carl 23,68. Cal, Patrick. Caldwell, Steven 43,67,1 15,1 18. Capitani, Cynthia 4O,57,62,66,79,122. Carlson, Bradley. Carlson, Lois 60. Carlson, Ronald 67,91,1 13,115. Chappell, Robert 47,93. Charlton, Michelle 23,66. Chastner, Roy 49. Christianson, Carol. Church, Candace 44. Church, Richard 24. Cichorz, Roger 24,56,64,67,115. Clark, Jacqueline 35,58. Clark, James 39,75. Clark, Jonathan 24,116. Clark, Robert 115. Collins, Katie 39,122. Conklin, James 91 Cooke, Robert 49,84,1 18. Coomber, Nancy 35. Cooper, Roger 49.. Copus, Fredrick. Corey, Pamela. Cox, Barbara 24,57. Cox, Ronald 37,91,95. Coxon, Judith 24. Crawford, Franklin. Cutler, Marvin 37,65. Dagit, Jane 910. DalCason, Terry 40. Davis, Michael. Day, Mary 57,64. DeClute, Gary 115. DeGroote, Alice 42. DeMarco, Sante 24. Denen, Gerald 42. Dettmann, David. Diamond, Nichele 46,64,93. Dolan, Sally 39. Dorris, Nettie 24. Driedger, Ruth 87,96. Dryer, Suzanne 64. Duenne, Janet. Eberle, Jon 47. Eckburg, Dale 91,115. Eldridge, Barbara 34,66. Ellis, John. Elsassar, Peter 78. Englebretson, Barbara 25. Enos, Faith 45,58,80,88,93. Ensor, Ann 48. Fagerburg, Diana 86. Falth, Robert. Farrant, Patricia 41,5O. Feinstein, Geoffrey 45,7O,88. Felton, Daniel 41. Ferguson, Dennis 49. Ferguson, Suzanne 34. Finger, Kent 25. Finke, James 38,56,58. Fisher, Margaret 25,66. Footer, Joseph 45. Francis, Sybil 65. Freeman, Narvis 62,64. Friday, Timothy 37,83,9l. Friedheim, Sandra' 41,5O,59,62. Froberg, Mervin. Froom, Janet 25. Gadwell, Mary 25. Gahlbeck, Pamela 42,62,66,71,92,123. Gardner, Julie 25,57,58,66,77,90,93, 96. Gartland, Thomas 43. Gausebeck, Carol. Geiger, Susan 25,59,66. Gerber, Elizabeth. Geyer, Lucille 57,58,92. Giles, Betty 45. Gillis, Jan 25,56,58,63,64,80,83,95. Glickauf, Sue 26,59,61. Gloster, Evelyn 36,51,57,59. Glynn, Thomas 34,61. Gloster, Evelyn 36,51 ,57,59. Glynn, Thomas 34,61. Golden, Sherrill 26,83. Goodknecht, David. Goodwin, Douglas 118. Graham, Leslie 48. Granquist, Sandra 26,57. Green, James. Gregorcy, Gladys. Grimsted, Mary 57. Grishman, Joan 65,84. Gustafson, Mary 33. Gutshall, James 26,59,67,9l. Haggerty, Jim. Hall, H. Allen 49. Hansen, Eric 38,63,65,75. Happ, John 4O,58,62. Harrington, Roberta. Hartung, Jill. Hauptman, lro 43,74. Hazzard, Duanne 49,91,115. Heath, Colleen 35,65. Henize, Fred 36,58. Henrickson, Jan 41,60. Herdegen, Martha 61. Herdklotz, John 37,67. Heyd, James. Hiller, Hinde, Hinde, Hinkle, Andrew 118. Dennis 65. Harry. Andrew 49. Hix, Gail. Hoang, Ngoan Van 45,6O,118. Hodges, Becky 41 . Hoffman, Renee 41. Holdych, Thomas 42,69. Holub, John. Hoof, Lynne 45,75,B2,88. Hopson, Jane 38,68,7O,83,89,122 Horth, Susan 44. Houts, Larry 26. Hriez, Naiat44,6O,61. Hulin, Barry 46,56,9O,1 18. Hundgen, Richard 47,74,79. Hunt, Charles 90. Huston, Gregory 49,113. Hussell, Diane. lnserra, Therese 47,6O, lsabelli, Anthony 26. Jack, Margaret 45,51,93. Jacobson, Mary 27,50,59,7O. Jetko, Harry 43. Jensen, Neil 27,50,96,1 18. Johnson, David 36. Johnson, Douglas C. 33. Johnson, Douglas W. 42,60,65. Johnson, Genevieve. Johnson, Joan 57,64,75,93. Johnson, Robert 27. Johnson, Thomas 27,59,89. Johnson, William. Jones, Carole 48,74. Jones, John. Jones, Sara 27. July, Robert 27. Christina. Keltner, Doreen 27. Kerns, Webb 35,65,75,84. Kimball, John 44. Kimbrel, Tanya 34. King, Cristina 42. King, Kay. Kirchberg, Charles 28,96. Klang, Robert 28. Knight, Gordon 46,88. Kobai, Abudi 60,1 18. Kokes, Ronald 37. Kollath, James 48,88. Kollath, John 118. Komins, Alan 2,37. Koogler, Sandra 2O,28,59,64,84. Koopman, Barbara 75. Kopecky, Nancy 28,57,62. Kormos, Dawn 46,6O,75. Kraus, Lawrence 78. Kreitlow, Steven 40,60. Kuppinger, Ann 6l,92,93. Kurth, E. Leslie 49,60,82. Kuzel, Michael 65,85 LaBrant, Howard 43. Lacey, Stephen 46. Lagerman, Michael. Langer, Dorothy 36,63,79,92. Langkamp, Thomas 28,93,95. Langoussis, Andrew 35,60,71. Larkin, Laurel 62. Larratt, Peter 39,l2l. Lathom, Georganne 38,57,66. Laurent, Craig. Leonard, Eugene 113. LeVasseur, Robert 38,82. Lindenfelser, Joseph 28. Linder, Lucy 62. Linscott, Phillip 34,58. Lippman, Rhoda 43,75. Little, Thomas 28,64,96. Livesay, Manuel. Loewe, Andrew 37,80,1 18. Lovenduski, Joni 93. Luetenhaus, Richard 29. Luzumba, Edward 49,60. Lynch, Michael. Markland, Richard 49. McBride, Bonnie 38,78. McCa'rville, Jane. McCobb, Charles 39,56. McCoy, Catherine 29. McGrew, Kathleen 46,57,6O,64,74. Mclntyre, John 77. McKay, Curtis 45,6O,71. McLevige, Joyce 47,57,60,63. McLevige, Judith 47,57,6O,63. McMannis, Scott 29,1 13. McPherson, J. Robb. McQuiggin, Karen. Mace, Phebe 39,60,66. MacKinnon, Stephen. Mahncke, Christina 29. Manson, Bill 48. Marchini, JeFlrey. Marchiorato, Mary 35,57. Marshall, Stephen 29,67,83,115,118. Martin, Rick 39.1 Mattila, Carolyn 47,51,57,59,6O. Mattison, Helen 33. Maue, Wilma 29,57,6O,93. Maurer, Terri 45,74,83,93. Meftond, Robert. Melnick, Denise 29,65. Garcia Menocal, Delia 39,6O,62,65. Menz, Fredric 37,B6,90. Messersmith, Nicholas 36,67,86,116. Messman, Mike 30,67,91,116. Middelkamp, John 45,58,96. Miller, Creighton 84. Miller, Lewis 43,51,60,65. Miller, Russell. Manda, Eliud 60,1 18. Moore, Thomas. Morris, Christopher. Morris, Edward 47. Morris, Linda 47. Mowll, Kenneth 44,46,60,63,1 18. Muldowney, Glenn 3O,67,91. Munson, Elizabeth. Myers, Sylvia 34. Myers, Thomas 41 ,5O,59,67,93,95. Nagel, Robert 4O,5O,56,95. Nash, Jeffrey 39. Nedovich, Ron 118. Nelson, Ann 3O,66. Nelson, Betsey 38,57. Nelson, Don 30,5O. Nelson, Michael 30,1 13. Newman, Charles. Niemeier, Karen 30,64. Nikodem, Theodore 48,7l. Nolan, Julia 30. Noller, Carl 42,63,75,79,91. Norris, Mary 38. Novak, Joseph 48,65,88. Ogren, Gerald 49. Ohara, Yukiye 81. O'Leary, Dennis. O'Leary, Patricia 46,85. Olt, Philip 42,64,69. O'Meara, Tera 44,66,7O,93. Otto, Stephen 37,51,63. Palmeri, Mary Ann 33. Palmini, Dennis 34,68. Palmini, Maryann. Parker, Clarence 41. Patchen, Kenneth 49,68. Patches, Mary 42,57,66 Poynter, Edwin 42,59,67,82. Pearthree, Linda 39. Perott, Rowena 66,81. Peterson, Joanne 3l,57,62,66. Peterson, Gary 31,91. Polito, Joseph 48. Potts, Judith 46,66,8O. Pozzi, Ronald 31 . Prather, Frances 47. Pritikin, Gloria 34,63,71,B9,95. Pufler, Sue-Ellen 44,75. Ratalsky, Stephen. Reising, John 31. Rhoades, Lawrence 46. Rich, Michelle 49,71,82,88. Richter, Tiomas 37,67,116. Ring, Janice. Ritter, David 46. Robert, Francois 118. Roberts, Bonnie. Robinson, Jacquelyn 35,57. Rodewald, Richard 42. Rosenau, Neal 41,56,69. Rosenblatt, Nina. Ross, Mable 48,75. Rowley, Alan 39,91 ,96. Rucks, Gracie 40,57,58. Rushton, John 96. Ryder, Larry. Ryder, Rachael 31. Sampson, Martin 34,59. Saporiti, John 96. Sarantos, Andrea. Saunders, David 34. Schafer, Robert 91 ,92,1 15. Schamp, Chip 35,56,96. Schechter, Patricia 44,79,85. Schilling, William 31 ,83,1 15. Schlafman, Leonard 39,91. Schneider, Mary. Schneider, Susan. Schofield, Sally 41. Scholz, Eunice 42. Schulberg, Stephen 44. Schurtz, Sharon 31,69. Seesland, Bonnie 32,59,66,85. Segar, Tyler 32. Seitz, Deborah 3O,32,94,95. Semino, Raul 4O,62,64. Shipley, Todd 47,6O,89. Shippee, Marilyn 32. Silbaugh, Norma. Silver, Charles 40. Silverman, Leigh 42,6O. Slattery, Robert. Slick, Jennye 38,63,64. Slick, Thomas. Smith, Sharon 75. Snow, Donald 65. Sobel, Peter 33,64,67,78,87,96,1 16. Southwood, Dennis 37. Spongberg, Stephen. Srotyr, Anne 36. Swenson, Joseph. Swift, Deirdre 49. Taeger, Ernst 44,6O,61,65. Takakura, Kyoko 57. Tan, Siew Phek 32. Taunis, Charlene 43. Tawara, Sonoko 32. Taylor, Susan 32,58 Teaster, Carolyn 57 Terminello, Joella 46,64,74,93. Thorstens, Patricia 93. Thrun, Kelley. Timmes, Jacquelyn. Toscana, Lawrence. Tullar, Yolande 45,75. Turcato, Anthonia. Turciano, Anthony. Tweed, Linda 37,66. Urban, Deanna 41 ,62,68,7O. Valnik, Patricia 38. Villette, Chuck 59,119. Visen, Donna 40. Wales, Allen 38,58,59,92,115. Walley, William 4O,67,75. Walter, Allan 41,81,113. Walter, Thomas 33,67,l 13. Walton, Pamela 57,75. Walton, Thomas. Washington, Edwin 44,6O,64,65,88. Watson, Marilyn 45. Weiss, Susan 48,62. Weldman, Monique 33. Wellington, Charles 40,67,85. Welsh, Mary 42,58,92. Welter, Lynn 33,58,66. Welton, Luella 33,50,65. Wersted, Marilyn 20,33,65. Westin, James 48. Whitney, Steve. Willard, Michael 91. Williams, Thomas 48. Winslow, Vernon 34. Wood, Robert 33,64,84. Woodhouse, John 33,61 ,63,64,65. Wortman, Sally 91. Yalden, Philip 48. Young, Frederic 38,67,72,83,87,91,92 1 16,1 18. Zell, Patricia 38,59,82,93. Zisserson, Warren 43,56,65,79. Zabel, Carol 33. Starel, Linda 60,63. 1. Stephens, Charlotte 4O,66. sfessmcnn, Allen 35,5s,6o,63,65,7o. 51, swore, Carol 47,64,65,71. fl Suits, Peter 49. Sullivan, Ann. Swanson, James. Swanstrom, Ronald 38,67,l13. 1 l u 0 if H Q. 'QM 'A Mfg 'su 1' J '..,i'. . DA . ,.,q 'A 1. 1 QHQ' as ' I Q-...J ' A' -' 1 ' 'Q' bv . ,Q 'Q' Q' 5' 4 f'4h-S.. in ig' 1 Q' -4-1. 1A ' wk ., :S- 'C14nI + . 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