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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1968 volume:

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Confray '71, Shirley I-iegedus Dan Frett '71, Dan Ramsey '71, Scott Carter '71, Paul Orr '71, Craig Fisher '71 Regina Buresh '68 Gomer ,ffe-... il 2 if ' 3 'ff 'A 2 'J ,I2 z K ' , x e ,gf 'F7 v ,Q 542' 1 My r' ,Y 4 ,, ggi , ,gf V. E 1.5 gr' I Q iv nv' ? XL., g i f--van-.wmaumif 1 I Linda Stewart '70, Joyce Williams '71 DeeDee Trutlin '70 'g---....,, . H Y, A fw- 'wi ff l . 1 Ann Clark '68 Philip Cameron '68 Cheryl Rinker '69, Paul Cook '70, Philip Nleli '70, Joseph Corona '70, David Valenti '70 ' .za-1' 435' Qs' y Diane Carlberg '68 Kathryn Brown '68 Mary Hyland '71 Janet Kudzma '69, Gail Nlorrow '70, Donna Kling Af Sr 1 ,......a. .-mm..- 318 K-,ff 9 '70 26 6 V 4 Www? ' . . . , gf-fu-.1-,,1,,, is Sue Garner '71, Barb Smallman '71, Carol Willman '71 i I if ,I 14, Carolyn Reese '71 me 1 1, , I 1 nl Jim Tuthill '69, Wendy Booth '69, Barbara Stohl '70, Pete Arthurs '69 I Ns, Pat Coey '68 Ruth Waldrop '70 kg? qw HMWQ W F rancita Jenkins '71 lvlike Staehiing '71, Steve Hirsch 71, Brian Dubin '71 Jackie Cook '71 'limb' 1 Kathy Clifford '68 , AA. 1 I Pam Corey '68 ,,,,....,qw.-u--w ,,,,....+-as-W' I -A . .. 25' Nw-,. , X Fi 1, 'i 45. 'ZW . ff A ,,,-if Ads? x t ff Jim Duhigg '68 ' CJ . MV Don Faith '68 28 W, ,, rf ' -are-fii gg? . A .wi ' x x . ' fi' ' ' , W ,H 1, , , I , ,f 4., E QKVWQ ' f, X ig ' VT L5 7 -' Q f 54, t Q I. Q Y ,Ig x x, Mfg jf ,WJ 1- 1' A ,,-. mwwwg nffffrn ,M 1. Qi, 1 7.5 ' , K f- f F Q 1 :ww Vimal Shah '71 Inga Peterson '69 IPLH Kathy Rundblorn '71 ' 4 'e' 47' . w H' ..rN1.vL Joel Moses '71, Lee Macon '71, Lis Collins '71, Jackie Jackson '71, Walter Benesch '71, Debbie Atkins '71, Barb Brown '71, Garry Rubinstein '71 K.. ' N I 5 f Q W W ? Y M3 T ., 1 , X 4 11 Q W 5 slun- mmm 'Que Geoff Hul In '70 and Pete Youdm share memories A Byrd In the tree as better than 1 W. Jeff Lynd '70 and Marq Ozanne '70 socialize over wassail, Jane Franchino '68 Maria Lombardo '69 , M I , g r o o ' Q Es Vicki Glaser ' my . ma ,mgg fm V WN ,,ymgggM.:Q. Q H' -'vm WWHWK A f J E! a,. KA , Q f wer? .AJ F5 4 y X . , I, 1 ' Z 4' tw ,Mya uhh, Q Terry Burgeson '69 AWK' 'W' Vincent Toscano '70 announces at an RC basketball game. Johannes Veldhuis '71, Pam Von Wiegand '71, Russetl Ellsworth '70, Gina Stern '69, Jeffrey Stern '69 'Www Z X f X 7 -Nye fin... AQ 'u' MWKQQ, ,-,asia ji , ,5g,f...':!::3f.i,,,E V Julie Bloesch '68 Paula Grespan '68 Carol Eastes '68 W .13 Dave Beck mann '70 FY, ff! . . , ,. V 3 . ,ix 4 s ,, Q N -., . 1- Em' ' N A Q-'gg , - -if 7 W. 1 , , -ma.. I if f ? yew' . ,'f'f'i Y . HA 'Arai ' 3 . ' .J' ', X , RM, G, av M? ff Z Ii 4 ,uf wfffw WLM if ml IWW ,f , My fy MN X571 fy ff W If an A fgyfvm Joe Fall 69--using his head Kathy Barbour '71, RC's alpine g' ' Kagan 2 ,rw V ' 'mania M. Q.....m.....,Je... Aw. Un.. 4.,-.,u....L...z...qhL. Mx CJ athletes--Larry Good '71 and Paul Poplavvsky '70 '27 ' 1 ff? 43 ,Aman V ,rw fat W' ,, NI wife' gk f? WAY5 1 f CJ's gather before playing ball. '-.: -.. MR M Cheer up Kathy, maybe the dessert will be good. aww' Wx. by eiiiflfq Georgia Collins '68 36 Selby Dlamini '68 -5+ if 5' Don Williams '71, Jerome Schneidman '71,RandyWeirather '71, Russ Mason '71, Nlarq Ozanne '71. l Eleanor Foltz '70 . , ,ij W. ' ' ' I ' M4 , , N i ' f 1 U ,Q . V V M sum 1 3' W W 1 Z , ., , l ' iii V Rx-. , ' ', lg! v 1 E QXSQ mmm! 'km ,X X . owen 1 xg I , i b , ,Q , Nlark Polit '69 watches for conservatives as Chris Langton '70 drives through the night. Gary locco '71 rides shotgun, Joseph O'Conner '71, Jeff Glenn '71, Randall Walker Ward Jones Ill '68 Steve lvlagaziner '71 '71 me Anne Dayton Hoffman '68 Thomas Worgess '70 YR hayride Q I , i 4 li I .pe p 4 Don Murray discusses his latest mOviG. Library dedication i This Fall French soiree li 'x 38 W. ll i R C Faculty sings Pumpkin carols. r f Girls model forthe Illinois' Sesquicentennial Celebration. Wg tif f X' -d0uqr Q, Students demonstrate for peace. Patrick Watson, Understanding lVIcl.uhan 4' I 1'-xg 'itlggslfifit 's J Adria Bace '71, Nancy Love '70, Karen Grespan Jennie Walker '71 'V 1 f -sg ,Q w 'X 4 1 3- Johannes Veldhuis '71, Jim Gross '71, Randy Weirather '71, Jerome Schneidman '71, Paul Carstens '71 Geoffrey Feinstein '68 O 1 . W mn: Jo Lawson '71 41,1 Janet Olsen '71, Juanita Laskowski '70 J , f 7 ' if 'WC X , m y wary W , jf, :f df .Q 1 5 ,n 1, kv A., .ti if ff .A 'J if Jackie Jackson '71, Peg Bardoulas -1 . 1 x? rv V! 5 S ! if . 6 We gg Wgggoggvisk 9 Levy S David Kleinberg '69, Lois Savler '71 Jean Barraclough '71, Craig Fisher '71 Donna Gunty '71 To Enjoy An Open House .1 'I Il ,Pr f 'I M , 4 -f - if i , J + 4 1 I H 'E H n A , 5 Q f f i ' il Jill Clark '71, Joseph Nelson '69 Karla von Ammon '70 Dennis Gallagher '68 Elijah Lewis '71 ,QL ws I Carol l-lemple '71 kv, 7,1 'D' Marcia l-lammar' '68 lip K 'M pam? XR N-:Qi 7 X'-,N . V v 'Am'-w. , xv +.-..'2'.'- :4:f:.:-:'.1yf,,.:A:.:,g g,,,7e,,-.? :g7:1:1:1:-:gz-rpg:-1' -z.:-1552 gzizfiglflrlflz 15? Stewart Shepherd '70 ,++'49'l 'Vf'-X-f 8' ' gjbsaa Sara Fortin '68 Bobby Jo Gamble '68 Thomas Hill '68 Stephen Johnson '68 W G., ..,,- Q-wsw M ww i-iw, ' fqfwizgwhg 4 M , 1 . , f , X , fa ' fo 4 if v 4 of . .Q u . 'V' V :Mr '-r-1 , ... 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A 9322711 f 1-S4773112593I'3v':lI'1':.3 1fiT1+:5Zl iL't5 'frill-rlzbf?k2:f'R:fiiV'3z5 ?6f:T6!9 -61.4 fM7,x.w.fwf,v.,.','9.f5.4.f,4,fx,c.-.ff -,ff1q.f.11.cycf.4f .,g,.f,- wjsgwzwzxagg:se2:1swme:g:gQasxgfzzfiL1-zfvg:w3gfe5az:fz2 I-6.12, 'fs fem-u,.,'r.4.ia-,Q-oz,Q: 1:1 .-msc-S'.f:4f:f?' ,f:-1-' 0-:vc-ev: ' vw4+Avf -zfgkyez,-A-41,' 1-:fr-Q4-:fe-zfir.-A111-Q1 :ew-at-cw:fo-,ag-7-:::1:1:g:1?f?? v,,.1.A'x H ..n,.,4 . .W V, , 1 . gtyiwg-rs:ca.y1 11fffi:f:s:eLzi21f-2655131-,:sw w2vQsf:2:f::ks:2mM X --6f12?S12fe:f22QE5a' fe' A' X '12-L A wifes ' ' Daniel Frett '71 I 1 Caroline Fumbanks '68 ' Anne Johnson '68 r 1 I A i w 'C A ,VB Nw Margaret Gethers '68 Brendia Sanders '6 -nr' ff' 1, ,www-.. , +.-.....,,- E 0 1 If u--1.4, - -.-. 45 Students Question Policies On February 7, l968, sparked by the refusal of the administra- tion to renew the contract of the women's housemother, students held meetings to protest and ques- tion various administrative poli- cies. Students then expressed their grievances to the administration. The protest, which was initi- ated by various groups and later turned over to Student Government, was eFFective.Asaresult, women's hours were liberalized and other policies were changed. WFS-.. we-'A Over WRCR Assembly With Dr, Howard SG Meetings In Forest Cool Lounge Mary Lynn Krupianik '68 Charles LaG rande '68 A ' Q V 51 ' Lf., tv-4 5 -of ll! x v I' rdf!-, David Shelley Hammer: A senior who won't be graduating this year. . . After almost ten years of part-time study at RC, Dave was taken from us as he started this final year. The character- istically quiet, easy-going fellow worked as a landscaping contractor when he was not study- ing or Fixing a transmitter at WRCR. Rockford College feels the loss of David Hammer and WRCR'5t Shelley Showcase. -Www, '11 'isnrvenwu-m.A. ,, . ...A F 2, Janet Lloyd '68 Gerald Malloy '68 , iff! ff! tw X if '14 X A x I f X ' k 4 A A A' X x n I . 'gf-2. 2' 2. ' .ef ff- W, -ff 5 yffefieif ' i M M52-zzcff e ' W, . H The E ening College Curtis I-I, Moore Dean of the Evening College KM Inga Peterson '69, Christine Terry '71, Dyann Hersey '71, Barb Anderson '69 Sidney Bauman '70 Barbara King '68 . 1.5 , iam.. x Andy Novins '69, Evelyn Tkach '68 1-Iauoli Kuba '69--our Hawaiian v Wn! Whip., 'w,h. ' --1.- 1,4 V . if U.-4 , , ,fl Q. 'f u 7 x A 1 1 1 M.-ww. ., , x ' fi A 1 ' Jody O'Connor '71, Ruth Waldrop '70, Jim Somners ,,4'XE,'Q4Q, '43, Mfwf- . fr , fa 'V A 5. -, V! L ,QI X s ' H . :-3.4 43? , Judy Morrison '68 5 ,Q X - ., ,fi , f ' 'H o'., lf f 4 Q gi x x ,I-, A 'Q f 1, Q ff. a -L .V - .1 .,.v,. .. 4 0 fi' f . 2, 174 ri . Y L ' x fn. I ' wg J 1 -' ' - . j if 5 ,4- f ix? Tom Linehan '69--just thinks he's Hawaiian. Tom Jepsen '69 Barbara Knopp '68 1 5 , offs' sf? if I, 51 2 X 5 77 , is . sf 1. 3, s X 1 s 5 4, , N K S, . .- Sz 2 f Q - f ,A rs Wx- mms .X Barb and Pete--after the library closes ffff If, Caroline Fumbanks '68--studies? Tom Worgess '70--praying? 2 5 ff 5 f Va 2' f Q S fl-'.f:'Z-'z3:'.f 331- Q' , Masano Nliyasako '68--between classes ,f -,M.ff , ,as-..- '-M--W-Q ...W A! Marq Ozanne '70--in the snack bar X me fl., 1 ff mal Y IK I 5 IPC Bob Hollingsworth '68 Ffobin Nesbitt '68 ,Z aa 11- ,V 1 3 M' - v,-V . A fl V. H Q K iff' f'F3'Tf'jxi i l 'W Q fu- - ' A f f - - . , ..:L V,,, E , ,W 1, 5 .NA . X sy N l gf.:-, ' 4, l l l X I l F A r 35 5: Q 3913 -A ,QA 6- 4 - M4515 ,Ig ' ' ' 1 ,W . flimsy V mg vgagt v ,VI 1 fs V, X 'egg w,'f5 wf w'? le v ., .- - 'stag 1,56 4 4 , ...- E If it t!:dyf? ,, ,?:V? E ' W ft lsfgiqfflffilpiwts fzi wt- o.,. . ,,,, - Y 8 5 fl 25 1 N . .. ,t N gf w w - tj: f , ' -cf 1 ' . 2.,.fF-f,: '- ft ' gl.,.....' .. Ken Patchen '68 -e xv . if 'I' WW? f .aw '- fm of 7 'r'fffl,s , 1 Anne Johnson '68 and Carolyn Kersteter at the London Grafica print sale. ,NJ E '70 Floanne Nesbitt '68 Lv- ,M YS' Gm. 9 bu!! g' . 61 ,, , 5 N pi .WQQ Ruth Day ' 69 3 Adrian and Tony Lambe '70 ,qw 5,38 1,' v w Kathy Pesavent '68 Claire Nlorrison '68 Phlough--Auction Days' Queen, 1967 N, ,. X-Dfv Q 4 Vff Q lf DCCKCQM ff , A V-, .f 1, 4 f'i?zf - -,,1..g, , , A . . 'fp' T11 E 2 6 ,ig my . f . QQ: 7, Q 1 y - 6 .-,V ' ' A ' iz! V.: 'mf 'lk M' ' 6 551' 73 ' ' -1 , ., fn f 'i' , ' 6 M., me far: X X Y A x . . , N 1332. M ,Q -- M1 , - 'X . Q22 J 6 , f W , ..- y ' -ff - A V .i ' z' 'P' I 33 1 fzlyf. 1' 5 ,N V I: I 1205 ,Z 4 ,135-M 1 f ' i Rita? I c V- 85. . 1' - f-.. . f,,' N .gp 34 , 2 5 4 . A .... 5 1? PEL-Q, 43 3,4 ,f K -', A ' f . fm , -,af J if QQ x A 3 f -' M,,5,- V , ,H V 'MQW 4 'ef z ' ' 'avi X341 ti' X fn' , , - M' IPAQ 5 f, ' 4.4 ' Q.h'j:3??4 f .Q x Iziiiilffl 32. 'F J' :GQ ' lffff' .5 .- '1' 'fbi 5 ll '5 as .fy 2-ivy, -Hy. g1'f7-',ff- .1 , ,-, acnsoloucaum 5, m f ?' V. i-'J 1 61.1. -'V' 'Z k ' : 1 Lv '51i3 f ,,, , f e e f e . f a 5 : fe X ' wif' ' 15 f fe ? Ev ,'7j,'2, 1. f - ' J! 54 2' s ? LL. -- M-H ' ff' . 3 ee ,, I 1' 4,2 -- . wgvzg . . if -'11 W if ff g . f K , H , ,LW if . . , . f. 1 .K Q -fffv, A Q ,fr A , 1 - c, 51, X ',,, .- X ug Q ..f4.4-VVS. -' 'F' -gffzzi -A iw: T , F?-4, J' j,'Qv5-nf' . 4. Y Q 5-Lff '. ff X A ' ' -f 'J w wf ' if 'ily 1691 -' J ' villa S' ,. fx 'X QQWAX' 'fl f ' ' 4 , A QE -.,x , P ,V 1 ,x X , 1 X , 1 K f . LF I , .. '11 ' fl X A .L ' ., X ef. mmfww, , X 4, E i iris X .. W Phil Cameron '69--lab in 22, Ng 1 A W 5, m4 ff 1 f if S S MMA Torin Fontaine---REC ? E Debbie Luepkes '70--history 205 3 I -A 6, ,f z A 1 . . S ' if 4 ws -V , , gk J , -I bu K, X 5? . I 5 'iff' .f f e ' , Q' 1 9 ,r '91 , O 5 C A' RY' e me 0 ,ff . dr 'Z If In 41.-5 pf.. ,F- , I , . I X L ' xl C 1 N- u, ' Ov I f w , ,Il E fs Si ' 1- 5 1 ,., - fm. N ,'W 'w23P'53 -- Q f f , fx 4 4 11: x, QL 1: .'l': 'W mr- 0' ' ' A ' - , ,T k nf, . . 4, ' - A Reesa Evans '71--sociology Pat Coey '69--library if Q K .-.QIQ gs vm.-M-.,....,...,,,, x,..,,. N X. ,.H,,. 'jx 'R !4'-b-fr- N1 . 2-w + mg.. . kv-4.1 -2-.F-1, nrffig an pvm vwvga ucv' r-'3'T?'95' -Ol '?' .., .Q - 'fr L -a -- fr ,, -.. -we-',Q4 'hula' , - . lr-'N 4 ' -V ,,,,,. Q SL h p'ii1',,.,f'lff-f5l'i? - ,. rv r i'1' 1 'qv-,,a.' . , V, div 3... THNQW 39x Debbie Churan '70--history 205 57 Paul Cossman '70 spreads it on thick at a slush fund executive meeting. Heather Williams '69 WM! -V ...Q -N -N! ,,. 'i-.., e N, . ., .. 'f ' ' .' 'J ', . Xa.,--A Melinda l-lobe '71 takes a snooze in the library l'm a daydream believer. . e We ,ZZ fly.. RC's fallen lady rests in pieces. Never tempt a photographer! Linda NlcCluskey '68 DeeDee DeWlld Thompson '69 Qjlvxilffzllf f ,rw fxvyf is Sf N. 0,6 g,. Connie Peterson '68 John Small '68 Barb Haney '68 kj ii. , M KZ' 452 bw bm 'S K' fe 5 IW 'E W , ww , Nancy Smith '68 Brian Retchless '68 Lf K sw, ke. W Ted Sanford '68 ,w,,,5.gqnpnm6 P1vvvwrvv vw J gniiigiiee. John Rallsback '68 Milt Peterson '68 ing Bob Kopplin '68 n ..- Nancy Voss '68 . Y Xi-1 X as wil x 3 , 1215.133 Z aaaawy siwaif' ' , 'Q if f , ' 8 5:5915 Tom Whittenberger '68 igiziizs David Ryan '68 Mike Wadle '68 - I' .' V 1 . ff I. 1 . . ff' 1' J.. i ,vk ,. 5. Day Waterman '68 Evelyn Tkach '68 AwM..,v Qbw. 1 1 K 1 4 Garrett Price '68 N Nlariana Wulpern '68 K r Warren Zisserson '68 Nora White '68 Janet Shepley '68 1 , M. W' X I .,.......+.... ,MM wmv M 5f,H.'?TZ,'v1s,Q':f, qw'-ww ,.,.,. f, ,, -- , A H. :Q W ,X .1 A , ., , ,M ,,. 4 3 f s-wexd fiw. Q 1.1. .sw-pgs Qi ibssfig-1-..4s1flf1,:-'-fl . Aw'--'fwff e .iw-'.,. , ..,, ,q1., . ,,,, N uvzv , mv- 3: , F . Q ., 1 5' 1 H ' V ' ' 9 ,, 2 5 ' 1 1 , f ' 'M' ' 'N , i ff g 1 . 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'W ' J It .,.,, ..,17,,,,wh X ,S - X YW - o gf -'ffzff ' ' W wi, V - ,A fi H 'P ' 1 -Ao' OOF! 6 95 fic .3 'Uhr Waco NeIson's Linus. Peanuts loves you. ,ew First snow, A technical what?! N 1 I Q: K., if jf - ' 1 'QHMw'ii wmv! in ff g , Dear Mother have found a An afternoon well spent. WMI 'gf- The exaltation of winning l!!! RC talent. r Abandon hope, all ye who enter here. fan t 1 ,. W X 3? , ' -VM A' . U 5. X - .1 I-f,,f,, V 1' ' ki ,1 I N, , I , x,4,- ., I , t A V41 , ., , , , f A , , -M '- -, , g f 1 V ag. 4 I A ,, 9 ' - - 'Q ' ' I 1,5 ? ' , Q1 vein.-1,1 .M . ,s ,: I ' 1 9 f' 5 1 r ' r A A4 , 'A i --E' ' ' rt - f Q ! ,, x W 2 , X XS +1 ?'w. -V A Q 2 fa 15.45. 9 vp 2 pg 5 X f f f x A 5 2252 , if ,' -- In .Wy M, WW ff X F :J '4 fp f s , Q xf X . v , QQ 7 V -z-fy ,K , rf , x 1 x . WW , 4 f i M-as ' M., .Q 1, w K bg: EM I .4 -,- ,3f,, ,:: l . mf 2 X A Rf, , 5 fi: , ' 1, .,,mj ' -v-Q., 2 ' X 4 f aww, f - 1 5 f 4,2 l J 2 w W f . i F e f 7 V 1 , A A V Q 3 1, 1 ' K QV! a xH ' yy , . . ' . 1 1, 3 i , . , , nk V 69 J! ,, lf W , 4 5 f X, ,f N 2 .W ' .vw f -41 fx X , ! ,, 'Sv 47 tif 4 A 4'X y M-.. V RC Boosters Struggle Through Losing Season After compiling Rockford College's most impressive won-lost record in its brief five year history, the i967 RC soccer team suffered through its initial slump, struggling to a lowly l-7-2 showing. The youthful Regents, coached by Howard LaBrant and Chuck DeWild, were out-classed in numbers and ability by virtually every opponent, toppling only Judson by a 4-2 count and tying Shimer and Carthage, all in home games. Co-captains Geoff Hulin C5l and Joe Fall Ml paced-,Rockford in goal-getting, while right- wing Bob Jewett totaled three assists. Half- backs Gil Macey and Augusto Dominguez played aggressive soccer, and freshman goalie Mike Slavin kept the scores respect- able in many games. Macey was chosen as first string halfback for District 520, and Slavin made MacMurray's al l-opponent team. Rockford Rockford Rockford Rockford Rockford Rockford Rockford Rockford Rockford Rockford THEY Principia Eastern Illinois Shlmer Plattevl lle Judson Greenville Carthage Aurora Lake Forest MacMurray 3, , 5 , we a ' 2, Q a .c tv g 1, 6. vi A f,,,Y,rl,'5f, f X S 1 X wg, gt sfffffg' lfislf' 'F af-P426 R Q55 E 'fffi 5 9 X X ifgvglfwuf-:QQXJ flies fl it Q l UL 335551 J? FII , A i i ,SXVVJH X0 S528 E4 fave- Back: Coach LaBrant, J, Small, A. Nlolajo, Ft. Ellsworth, lvlagaziner D. l-lennefent. Front: S. Shepherd T Sanford B, Jewett, A, Dominguez, G, lvlacey, Co-Capt. G. l-lulin, J. Gross Fl, Nesbitt lVl, Slavin, Fi. IVIaSOn Fl I-lunter Fl Co-Capt, Fall, A, Lambe, P, Cameron, R, Rice, 5, Schaeffer, J, Searle 1967 Record vu .- O u Q n 1 2 . 1 . 4 4 . l O l O 1 M 1 Q , 5, ,M '. Q 1 H A tg ,y . f- Q24 Wk, , ,tl , ,, V. :VA sf if i AX X ' y- ' 1 ' J.,-V . K ky A 3 9 l ink f if , , , ' ' 1 i . ,f , ,A x'. I 3,2 , ss 2 gwfwsfs 4 in 2 M--f, ,gr ' vu ' P E f ix 1 -ze 5 .sfiguixt M 1 ,V ,e I YW? 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N 5 ss ,mv . ,, 5 QQf,x I . 1 L ,Z A ,QW -V . Q QW wh' M 47 if . ,dl r M Q 5 , -,cm 9' , xii o we 'REE watch the ball! A ig. .a ,Aviv Fullback Cameron gains position. ii 1 Oops! Qi Cameron cringes as goalie lvlike Siavin saves another tough one sv 3 3' 'il' L ggs v y at 1' ef i W M ,Qs ,Q f' Iwysytxsl' 1 'fs n,feJZw'i S if: A rg as fr Av w. :V WZA AOJ: i ab nd' . Q-la: Center-half ivlacey thwarts Lake Forest. , -.. , , Y -X y A L ,,. ,rg 5 A 'J qu Right-wing Jewett winds up for a centering boot, Jewett beats the opposition to the ball. i ,, Y., .. we ' 4. 14 Af' ,,, I 4 ' ' ' A , ' , A :,,-f if Q xf T . ., , - ,Q g, . ' . .I 1' ,1 , , ,M V- we N N. J , -' - ,M A was 4 V L A , l 'Af' Y ,BL A WSW ,ff fra, ,ox -f 1 A , V V, , r mans MM-y , 4 - ,... Q iw., . ,f-sw it ,Q L f , Q91 ... . T: , . I ,M 1 0 'r a. 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Coach Richard Bromley's seven letter winners and late season additions Ernie Troutman and Geoff Rounds improved their times steadily. Individually, Wolfgang Anderson established the college record for the new four-mile course with a 23:46cIock- ing and was voted the squad's MVP, while freshman Stan Greenfield piled up five first place performances against enemy competi- tion. Highlighting the season, the Regents swept a quadrangular meetin Chicago against IIT, Chicago State South, and Northwestern Illinois State, and placed eighth in the I4- team Fifth Rockford College Invitational Meet. Anderson and Greenfield finish invitational. , -0, . ,gf , p I al .51 'M we Q97 3- 33. I V 5' M wA?iAlsgIgi' ' Qwgmzg Y , vw 4 V9 as 5,Y HA?Jfgj? 70 ' .M :ew 11 I lfiwr . 1 1967 Record WE g Rockford Elmhurst 20 Q Rockford Northeastern Illinois 25 I Rockford U. of Dubuque I9 G Rockford Illinois Inst. of Tech. 3I Rockford Chicago South 33 Rockford Northeastern Illinois 29 f Rockford Knox 26 i Rockford North Park 3I ' Rockford Judson 39 Rockford Concordia Teachers 25 Rockford Trinity 23 Rockford Aurora 23 . I 9 if If I 4715 'Q , ' ,I 3' 'fire 'I . :.'fQTVf.: , 9 9. 't P at i I. , ,, f' 'V ' sitti- ggffli . . Iiiiliillllli' llggili, iif iifg ' f.! I'iiI . iii' ,fjf sf L f iiii l.Q,flf,iII II if if f.... WIIII I 5 I I -..,.., : I I I I Capt. Ftuet paces the pack. I4 ., .ifr- . K Y , A 4 ,17 H11 M N ' ,,, , . ' 3, ,, I ng T ., , 9 Q uf.. . 'M N . I - is- fe S' I .... I is-WI K ml - f.. K ' ' 9 Vt .....,,,..., K 'S fs 'J -. I if fi h I ,.,g, - , . 1' ' . X ' 2' ' f . I 1 V , 1 I . Il T1 X , ,1 Q- ' - ' I J' 4 5 ' I I Y fa. I i Vg, A. g t 1 Eg A 4' 4, Mi ,iQ.Sl,g 3, 1 A , it V. V7 .1 AV, O fl: EI. I Q..-9 Y -I' 'I ' 'V f. i if f Q, 2 C M M, IE if-,Q i Q . - qu I ' Pl 'f i .. J 4.6, X 75522 - .. ' f 1 , ' 5 i if if' . fa Fifi I . jffhflgi qw, . - f i J :Sw .Il X t . V Q V: 5630-git , .5 N , Q - N 4 , 2' s j,py,,z 7 f 1- i A - it-Q Back: D. Benjamin, W. Anderson, Ft. Greene, T, Clinton, J. Ftaloff, S. Greenfield. Front: Capt. Ftuet, Coach Bromley, W - 3- .-.5 Clinton ends the four mile grind. Regent harriers break from the gun against Elmhurst. 'Hn' Anderson strides into a leading position. Greenfield churns past Homecoming rooters. Steve Homewood dribbles against Shimer. Cagers Cop 13: The 1967-68 Regent basketball team posted their First winning season since 1961 with a 13-11 record, as Coach DeWild's cagers averaged 94.7 points per game with an exciting run-and-shoot brand of ball. RC's all-underclassmen team was paced by Fresh- man Stan Greenfield's 24.2 scoring average and Captain John Lindquist's 14.5 rebounds per contest, both new college records. High- lights of a season Full of thrills were last second wins over Concordia and Rose Poly, and an 85-80 triumph over Rock Valley College in the First annual non-schedule benefit game between RockFord's two colleges. Greenfield capped off a brilliant season, which included a 49 point game and a string of 16 consecutivefield goals, by being named as an Honorable Mention member of the NAIA District 1120 All-Star Team. , 2' 31.5. -Q Ill runnin Q K , Cf aw V45 We s ' nf!! I :yi tit' 4 f fi 'fi .' 42.23, ft M- -, , . I -1 t Last row: S. Homewood, I-I, Dowell, 3rd row: D. Roth, lvl. Slavin, Ft. Greene, J, Cook, J Strand. 2nd row: Assistant Coach Carley, IVI. Green, B. Cuppini, G. Larson, J. Peterson 1-lead Coach Devvild. Front row: S. Greenfield R. Eissens Capt. J. Lindquist T. Clinton B, Hickman. 1 I I I I I .mu-wana.-ny 1 ost Ever W E Rockford Rockford Rockford Rockford Rockford Rockford Rockford Rockford Rockford Rockford Rockford Rockford Rockford Rockford Rockford Rockford Rockford Rockford Rockford Rockford Rockford Rockford Rockford Rockford Rockford Rockford 1968 Record THEY 102 Alumni 154 Shimer 82 Blackburn 112 Greenville 55 U. of Chicago 142 Shimer 115 Milton 82 Concordia 104 Principia 95 Eureka 73 Lake Forest 106 Northwestern 83 Aurora 83 Judson 88 Eureka 85 Rock Valley 79 Elmhurst 94 Olivet 80 Milton 80 IIT 105 Rose Poly 125 Northwestern 96 Trinity 69 Lake Forest 79 Aurora 93 George Williams Stan Greenfield hits for two. 78 46 83 1 06 80 68 78 8 1 73 112 78 91 96 101 72 80 80 102 95 75 102 85 89 73 93 81 651-VA' 1 Gi Coach Dewild plans a press. Jeff Strand drives the baseline wifi? f- vim Ray Eissens Ron Hoffman Regent Strongpoints O BE . AWMQ' 'Www -ff Bob Hickman Ray Eissens Uffense and Rebounding John Lindquist Swimmers Capture 8-5 Record Despite having only an eight man team, Rockford ColIege's I967-68 swim squad turnedintheir second consecutive winning season with an 8-5 mark. Paced by co-captains Rick Haayen and Tom Daniels and freshman Rick Johnston, the Regents established 81 meet and four RC records. Long-distance man Gene Gassman, sprinter Tom Moss, and diver Tom Brooks proved to be valuable back-up men for coach Dick Bromley's talented tankmen. Rick Johnston ponders backstroke record. Back: B. Kopplin, G, Johnson, T. Nloss, G. Gassman, T Brooks Front R, Johnston, Co-capt. T. Daniels, Co-capt. R. I-Iaayen,Coach D Bromley WE THEY Rockford Elgin Rockford George Williams Rockford Iowa Wesleyan Rockford Sauk Valley Rockford IIT Rockford Monmouth Rockford Illinois Wesleyan Rockford Illinois College Rockford Coe Rockford U. of Chicago Rockford Wheaton Rockford Ripon 4 Rockford Iowa Wesleyan Sixth in Rockford Relays, Eighth in IP CC, Eighth in Viking Olympics, and Fourth in District 520 Meet Rick Haayen springs from the blocks. 1 Big Splash ahead! Tom lvloss starts the freestyle relay. i ' , if -I ?f' 4 Q f -yi, fi f 7 , ., Bob Kopplin chugs towards the finish in the butterfly. ff ff - ft- ' 4, Y , K ' Tom Brooks: Inward dive, pike position To the victors go the spoils! 'Q , .1 ,wr . I , ' 'UW' - 0. ix if 5-'AA 'A Q ,, . iv, gg, V. 5 I ,N V 4912, I we V., Q1 4' t .'11' 1- ' V Q if4 gift ., ,.:: V , x Q. V . Regents Have Best Season Ever HQ -V U V on ,611 EN5- 1' Q na-tif' f--. an-Q ugauwanl 4.4. saw., ff 5. fs X fi n is l ill. ,f F1 Y 2 I Ill if GR' 19' VV.. Q. 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' 1 1968 Record WE THEY Rockford 4 George Williams l Rockford 2 George Williams l Rockford 9 Aurora 8 Rockford O Milton 19 Rockford l Milton 5 Rockford 3 Chicago State 2 Rockford 9 Beloit l Rockford 9 Judson l Rockford i2 Judson 2 Rockford 4 Beloit 2 9 , Q. Rockford 2 Northwestern 3 I Rockford i3 Northwestern 3 ROSS K'f'9 Co-Captams Score In Style Chuck I.aGrande 95 , , ,W.M. , V - .,g,.....,..,-,,.:,,M,,,,.,, 1A gm, ,..,.. ., W - 9 ' 2 X 5, 9 Q . 2 IVIVP Jack Cook fires the high, hard one! X .,fi ' 94 TJ ' N ,,.' f y A V 9 7L: If ,.-MRM. !..L ,Q..'gg: :mn is W My 7 L F- If Q, A P .ig we ' Q' Q K ' Ross King leans into the pitch. R f W E M is 'af if-X hai- --L V tl 5-, .. 1 85 -r, mg, -'eff S ff M ? 5 ' ' A fha a ,fe6Z,.,- t, we s4g:Hly,h.' 4gfsgjZ?Aw'f- -I - fi- fm- Q Gighfflfxa ' A1 1 2 -, ZH ffxl Q, 1 af J S 86 ,. ,V . W, '-: fm:-9,-. we g . ' L V if , sw. ., 1. ,. X H .9 , Q JZ W4 'J W '-f ,T k y, 'F Q ' 361,25 gf ,aGf,':, ff' X ' v, . ' '+R ' ', 5, +. 'K-,-me fr - V K 2 ---l diff , - , ., ,faw wl s-cf ,K 1' 45 -' S ' m f - ' ' wr., :If -Q ,' K. 1, . .f'-qft'4s:fz,, ..., WL . .x le. , Ernie Troutman takes aim .,.,,. , Netters Po Balance and depth were the features of Rockford College s 1968 tennls team which posted a sparkling 8 4 record, as Coach Rusty Gates netters tled their RC record for the most wlns In a season Senior Duck Borden, the squad s MVP, racked up an 8 Zsmgles mark and combined with Ted Sanford for the same record In doubles competition Sophomore WaltWells flnlshed with a 7 3 singles record and teamed In doubles wlth M-er Ozanne for a 6 3 log Sanford Ozanne, an Bryan Baker all had wlnnmg records In smgles play. Satisfying triumphs over Georgia South western, North Park, and Beloit were the hughllghts ofthe Regents successful season lik? if '2 ifjiyi '5i ie 6 Sf, wmgrwwiwmm ,,.,4,., Walt Wells serves agamst Olnvet I I I Q - I C C Q 0 o ,, Q Q I , q .f ek' lv' n o ap , i 3 .V sv V 1 f , l a bf 5522 fr W2 o o l X 0 u a e - A e . Q K ' o f . . Q . . 1 . . . v - Q 1 0 l 55 . 'GV ,.C..V . ..,, n .... .g ,.,.- :g,,,C...j,...,A..., ,, ,.,, .MM A ll,,, M ,M 5 4 ,. ' 12 if 2 4 ,ww f . M 1 f Y 4 . eq 'N 4, -. as 3, - y , ,V 'k'f Q - ,, 4. 1 3, , 1 W. J Q, N, 5. Sta if L 5232 if ft S , 5 A. , f gk , f is NWA A , 5 , I if Zgiggc, f 5 9 ' 1 f ' - fl S z , WSI. 1 W I A lm K 9 age X, F f 'J ff , ' a 5, Q ff! , .- ' , , . IZ? A 62 'lf!i'sf . V we fi. Z fag .,z QQ ,W Ce 4 1,1 if .1 Qw- .C4 :Vw Z D X 14 ' A A 1 k.wmw- . .fe M' ' N wwf'- -,..: , We S9 f ' ' . 8-4 ark ' . Y V ii-ig P. -uf! -RA,-,1' ua.. I f sg-tp-' D. Nluldowney, T. Lambe, B. Baker, E. Troutman, P. Carstens, W. Wells, Ni, Ozanne, D. Borden, T. Sanford. .r..,Q sur.: ...- - if -T 6' if fi in T if 6 1 Record . ,. i ' AA A'.. ?f T T' 499' WE TH EY tf .i r A..,. 1 3 X , if L4 R ' Rockford O T roy Stote 9 Qt f 'f -T.. 3 ' Rockford 6 Go. Southwestern 3 -ffit' fs.: f Timor .V,, 1 5,971 ,-Z,gf f 5 'K g,,1.'rf' Rockford 7 Go. Southwestern 2 qogjf' 1 2,9 af fa: ,-H was gm, ,- 'I 8 . . A. .., F ,f wid Z'1Yfi,'W?.ag0h'ae4fax1nm1 6 :QQ A . Rockford 5 Mi lton 4 Rockford 6 North Pork 3 ' Rockford 5 Judson 1 Rockford 2 Elmhurst 7 ' ' , Rockford 6 O livet 3 - of 1 Rockford 3 Aurora 6 Rockford 7 Beloit 2 Bryan Baker hits down the line. Rockford 7 Judson O Tony Lambe booms an overhead. Showing perfect form, iViarq Ozanne prepares to hit a backhand shot. i, S, 44 fate-vvmsvw ,WS -452 , , .ff w -A U. , ,, . x E 4 i .. T. ,- ,. M, , 5? : H -. 1 KP. . , I , . N uw , ff ff liz-riff, Y. . ,,, ff... 1 , . , 1 . ,,, mm'iIW't Y 1 V' rl -i,i1 , 551, . ,..xfx24x, H 4 . .1 if 1 Pi 'Ri it' -tw3'? o J far N ti err- X J' .f 'Q kj- '. '-.. Q Mi 1, ,r 5 'f- tgg. t,ja.-.Xt 253-.5311-, git K . ,gy :.- ZnLi,fp ' .Ln- f ' -it '.fag'.xf,Q,rg.'-Q-mi. ' 3 -'GA 2 jiigxiyggf .jgfE,k '.Qj.?:jQ:f?fj1':sw' 4:25 'f4i1'?42a zSfi?f11fi'T-5kffiif?Fl1rf-iii ff X-.W i'fxw ' ' '-'4'w'0I'.wVtL' ,I I , . , .Ama I' Ei 'f I ,f f. ', f f :ff , . .'. 1 3 I, 3 gf A , N, I riff: ,fN'4:u'v,, H o fb , ff.i.. WE Rockford Rockford Rockford Rockford Rockford Rockford Rockford Rockford Rockford Rockford Rockford Rockford Rockford Rockford Rockford O 2.5 D, Faith, S, Bottcher, D. Ecker, J. Lindquist, S, Homewood, D. Frett, J. Lind, T, Clinton, G. lvlichalski, T. Wyatt, 1968 Record THEY St. Ambrose Loras I6 Judson 2 Lake Forest St Ambrose O Bradley Eureka Wheaton l Judson l Olivet 8 l Dennis Gallagher his shot Eureka Elmhurst 4 Milton Mr Sf Paul Wheaton I8 l5.5 2 55 75 contemplates Steve Bottcher rough an ti Golfers Have Off-Year Golf suffered through an off-year in l968, as the Regents suffered from a lack of prac tice and talent, and a tough schedule Rock ford scored wins over Judson twice ,Olive-t, and upset Wheaton College l2 8 in their sea son s finale Freshman Dave Ecker s steady mid 80 rounds earned him the team s MVP trophy lVlVP Dave Ecker tires a seven iron blasts out of the .5 l . - 2 . is - , - 'I 8 . C . J . .5 l . - ' ' - 3 'I 5 I - ' I 4 'I . - . I 2.5 ' 5.5 , 3 I5 7 l l .5 ' l 3.5 . . lO 2 8 r? , ., L . V 'rr' , . 151 M ,. x X init ze -' S. , 3? Y , 5 . l 5 .52 J - E Q 23 fi . AA .Q K 1 'K KM E .. I x . 5 f2fis1fsg.fa..i:. i. if ' . W A !',' Ji, 1 :1 ., --1 asm-w Vfi Y Q, lv Af . 34 Q V' Fmt ' Men of B Reign as IM Champs B reakfast of Champ ions IM Trophy Winners Touch Football: Cross-Country: Archery: Swimming: Foul Shots: Baclminton: Basketball: Volleyball: Tennis Doubles: Ping-Pong Doubles: Bowling: Softball: Track and Field: Dorm B Dorm B Faculty Dorm D Dorm C Dorm B Town Dorm D Dorm D Dorm B Dorm C Dorm C Dorm C and Town Final IM Point Standings l. Dorm B l2l7.5 2. Dorm C ll64 3. Dorm D 755.5 4. Town 7l-4.5 5. Caster 5lO 6. Faculty l29 Mark Lit attacks Chiokenmen-or vice-versa! 5 gy .W A ,Q . W-, , ,, A l radius. M's More Popular Than Ever ,V X A me fgf : 4, ' , Q 'V ,, 24- xv 7 , xl y. 121 .V :warg xl ,r ,P -,WW , ,:,,V,., ws, ' ,w fa ' - QM, f' .ff -,Q , 4- f f ' ,, 5 5 ,., ' ' ya 5 W .. X, . ' f '7 M: 0 X 11,3490 f ,'5 , . ,aff mil. :My rt . --Q - or ,. .e fv,W , M My Atlas shoulders his load. We 233 eam K Participate . iw? l l ev-un? 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E'A- lsfqfhf Ez 1 f'5i'.f'r 111' 755 T1 5 Xl- 1- 5 X 1 1, xx ' X kr-r 4 ' Xi X ' ' Mike Wadle prepares to hit one of George Braunstein's deliveries. 91 OUR CHEERLEADERS: Fluelaine Williams, Heather Williams, Betsy Nash, Maria Lombardo, Cheryl Rinker, DeeDee Thompson, Katy Brammer JA: A I 4 i -,.,1- ,..l.,,,.!. wr, ,x af , W ty ,I I' e f-,.fi3-': 'h'i7' .' f vpn. fwfr' 'f -,,,,,,, ,.,. ,f V . ,- , , , ,.,.,4.-. f. J , ,., ,fr ,,fq:,' .. :fr , ' ,W L ..f,, ga. 1 71,4121 f-L,-' 'uf 'fg,.J, I . . ,M , .. , f f 1': .,X 1, . 'QQ -Q .,. N 'wg,',f-',. 'L.I - . .-01.1. -Zgfy ' f J f. ,,,.,,.-fy, , 1,.,.,f. ,f J, .,, f ,a 'I-L,'f?'-'.-,i,l1,J:f' 'ffl ,ifdlr Y , a Af v,:,fj',f ff, . ., ,wx - '-' . .4 1 1, .,1'. ff ' ..-1, ff ww-f,.,' A ,.,,, 1 yu , 4 f f mf'- f-f I ,,,:-..--'ww . . 1 f . - ff.,-V X, .. 'A f, 5 I ,H J f, ,i 1, , .W , 1-f .-N I f f, ,,. ,Wf- , fm' -,. fu ,. 1, f ,,, , . f , .f.,,f .' , ,.f A, 1 A ,H ,In . 4. N I-,A,Wg.,lVr,A: ,. u3,,i,4, , I V f, I ,- .-f fl I W- Aw ff.,.,, , ' ,, H ., w- . W, jf.. :lf 4 fl N' ':J3f7.i, x A ' ' ' f ' Q f r 1,,,--,1,,f.L, Q. , 3 , Q.. 1,,.J'.:m . -vs -- 1 1 -, GJ. 'J' ' , Q - . Eze W, .1 , f , ,R M ,, X, .5 I 'I.1: 'S , .': f ', . A, W .L Z -' ww . .. f7,,g 14: , . 'Nm 41 3, 'V 'f nfggz x ,- f W- I Q w wi , I I ,J , t- , 155 f ' ' f f , XM, ww' f ,.,,.,,.3v' agwgpdl' Flay Byrd . . . Editor-in-Chief TW Gil Nlacey . . . Business Manager Lynn Seelinger . . . Make-up Editor 1968 Collegianers The student newspaper of Rockford Col- lege, The Collegian, experienced a period of growth this year. Production was made more efficient through the purchase of new equip- ment, and the size of the editorial looard was increased. These advances, coupled with the long hours of work the staff put in during pro- duction weekends, have enabled The Collegian to provide the campus with news, and to serve as a vehicle for campus opinion. Accused of being a mirror of administra- tive views, the T968 Collegian underwent a period of official student investigation result- ing in a trend toward more student oriented articles. WDu1i........ Tom Jepsen . . . Advertising Manager Vicki Glaser . . . Proofreader 'M-.NRA K .1ns:-uiq- Z f ' f , W sf 5, Ez AI, M , IZ, 74.02 W .4 40' its fi ,. y I f ,K fi, X 1 f , W A Stu Gindoff . . . Managing Editor Jan Lloyd . . . Production Manager VL f fx K X Anne Hunt . . . Copy Editor W Jewel Rocke . . . Assistant Production Manager I 1 i I E: if l 2 f ,Q fn ,, ., , . Q Q: ,f , V 1' .. aaa A t N-, - Walt Wells . . . Sports Editor Wally Turnbull , 3 ifsl K ' Q f J 1 I' l ',,1L M if 6' 5 , .fi 1. N 1 5- Q' 12 P '5 , f kt 1 N ,, 2 l Y sh- .1 -eff:-.3 - fn' X, v I lb Q . ri, V . ,fn- .,,,3' ' 4-on Phil Meli . . . Darkroom Head Photography Editor .e m ,Zz s U '33 S39 . Ng!! , L 1 A Tuf, X , . ,,.' gli' ff, ' ' 72 ,y T 14' if Y 'I if T' , ' ' f , Ney 5,7 'I I P' 'tv 1 8 x H E .1 This year has been a successful one for WRCR, the radio voice of Rock- ford College. Through Stu- dent Government alloca- tions, the station purchased a new turntable and other pieces of equipment, making the station more effective and useful. Lead by station manager Mikeporcaro, WRCR enhanced its pro- gramming by including fac- ulty and administrative in- terviews and other special features. uAud1o Radlance for the Radio Audiencei' s, K Sf WWWNNA! - Q4 wlnuwuuu is Ilia ,rn rms. xg Sandy Ballin . . . Program Director +'-. mama J--fl-i -M Tom Whittenberger . . Business Manager A911114 1. Tiniinwn P 'Q X v 4. ' . cw ' Jeff Lind . . . Head Announcer Brian Dubin . . . Chief Engineer M n X ,Q N' 6 E' Q31 1? r 'J' gd ' ,, ,Vi Y M,-4, i U 99 WW lOO Tom Hill RCSG President Student Government This year was an eventful one for Student Government. Although some students were dissatisfied with RCSG, and cal led it ineffec- tive, some steps were taken to improve the situation. For the first time, theAdministra- tive Council and RCSG Executive Board met together in a ioint session.Atanother confer- ence, student leaders, faculty, and adminis- trators discussed the state of campus affairs and problems. Although these events offered hope for a better government, the problem of student apathy and disinterest in StudentGovernment remained unsolved. v M, V 245415: QL 1,7 ,f .- ' fjffzsfv - Z 4-sk Mike Wadle Executive Vice-President and I Phil Ashley Treasurer Gerald lvlalloy Judicial Board Chairman Haouli Kuba Secretary . s S' 2f44ffff,4?4f'. , 7? gina f w Q,- iidft '1+f?f. Jan Kudzma P resident, Wornen's Town Student Association Fran Nlitcheson President, VVomen's House Council Karen White Vice-President for Clubs and Special Events We , W' 4 - M, X W' ' 1 fr! gf f- gi i n - s K , M gd V' J 3 X iw? e , 4 t X ' as i I fi . M 1 Tom Brooks President, lVlen's Town Student Association Bob Jewett Vice-President for Educational Affairs 12167--3f68 ,,, MQ' Julie Bloesch Vice-President for Student Welfare nvunwwna.mW,,,, . P tt? fi M. 19'ffEf1:fiL:fG-W7 . .1 ', .' it ' ' ,-'!E'3f1f f?'fQs49?-'f?f i'4?fh7Y ' ' W- ' 4 1 I A' 'A ,i . WW ff V ifnmwzlf, f --is L 2 4- 2' , A ,. -' F12 it ' . W 'K' . 4 '. f fwfr'-5'17'1'zq,:f . 0 1.1.2. .. XM' ff' ww w , Q if g w xgfws 9' e A 'et f 'Q ,Q qv ,Qt Q fy' E' Q. ff f V 1 , A g. fm. gem' fm ff it N war g f it at tw , 3 5 fu , V gy IV LVV fliiin if A My ? !ff C Z Ajggzfg st 'Qu get 5 ig an 45, if me 5 , rf' 1 f s 0 , so as x 9 if we il 'X 1 , X E M If fy f k .,g My V M 6 V, Jeff Selle President, lVlen's l-louse Council Claire lvlorrison Vice-President for Educational Affairs 3f67--11f67 u JA lVlike lntile Vice-President for Social Affairs lOl SLS Alan Bergreen, Vice president, Nlark Pollt Pressdent, Judy Ellnot Secretary '14 PHOTO CLUB Walter Benesch, Treasurer, Geoffrey Femsteln, Pres ldent, Lnos Savler Secretary, lvl Ike Staehl lng, Darkroom lvlanager CIRCLE K Davld Klemberg, Secre tary, Dan Ramsey Vlce presldent Bull Niles, President Wolfgang Anderson, Treasurer, Craug Fisher R CLUB Greg Larson Treasurer, Duck Borden, Presldentg Charles 1 LaGrande, Vuce president 102 V ll l Al ' W L l . ' , 1 g ' ,ff ll J if E , 1 W' Ji V , U lk. 1- M 9 L., , A. D ' ,, K , 2 K o gg Kfij i 1 LM V' ,L ' 1 . . W L s H T A N e' 'P C L , - '. L if 1 A A r' 7l'3iM, l ff? X '. .,- r V X X 1 il 5 C I l . . l l g - T l - ' - ' - ll . . 'f I I I l . . - Ns l l l l 1 I l 1 1 ' l , l i l 3, l T l l 'E 1 i T l l l l . 1 . 1 ' 4 f JUDICIAL BOARD: Lynn lVIcCluskey, Gerald lVlalloy, Francis l-lill,lVlarcia Hammer, lVlr. Ronald Podeschi, Phil Cameron, Zit- SOCIAL BOARD Jan l-ludson, Terry Kirk, Pam Vonwiegand, Cynthia Stroschm, Cathy Spark, Pete Cassioppi, Russ Ellsworth, lvliss Sara Stump, lVlike lntile FINANCIAL BOARD Steve Johnson, David Kleinberg Phil Ashley, Johannes Veldhuis, Betsy Nash. ll fl 2 el l l 1 f 1 rf-3 1 s 4 Q Ii, l l l .4 il 104 lVlEN'S HOUSE COUNCIL: Phil Cameron, John Lindquist, Steve Olejnik, Jeff Selle, Don Hennenfent. 'Wm mrsfvwf , ' 1 5 la WOlVlEN'S HOUSE COUNCIL: Joyce Childs, Nancy Love, StelIaCopeIand, Fran lvlitoheson, Cathy Spark, Sandy Baldridge, Pat Jones. f nigga NlEN'S TOWN STUDENTS ASSOCIATION: Dick Borden, Allen Bell, Pete Cassioppi, Tom Brooks. WOlVlEN'S TOWN STUDENTS ASSOCIATION' Jan Kudzma, Gail Morrow, Donna Klirlg 'MMV 'LMS' SENIORS: Tom Whittenberger, President, Phil Cameron, Vice-presidentg Judy Morrison, Secretaryg Steve Johnson, Treasurer. fa 15, g,1lgpm'f,Qf.vE1r ,uf Mya? k '. - Af , 7.94 -sw..-tn 'nf Elin' W K-7011 h 7 .rff ' ' if fffk' .. ,Y 526 Class FRESHIVIEN: David Benjamin, Presidentg Jackie Cook, Se c r et a r yg Johannes Veldhuis, Treasurer, Stan Greenfield, Vice-president. flicers JUNIORS Nlike Pocaro, President Joe e son, Vice-president, David Kleinberg, Treasurer, Cnot pictured, Fran Nlitcheson, Secretary.D -4 SOPHOIVIORES: Jim Curtis, President, Nlarq Ozanne, Vice-president, Donna Rice, Secretary, Betsy Nash, Treasurer. 105 106 FRENCH CLUB: Cynthia Todd, Secretary, Josette Simmons, Presi- dent, Shirley I-legedus, Treasurer Sing along with Karla von Ammon and Penny Jelatis at the French Soiree. GERMAN CLUB: Elaine Swayze, Vice-president, Chuck Lafirande, presidentg Sandy lvledbery, Secretary SPANISH CLUB: Robin Farrell, Vice-president, Barb Flost, Presi- dent, Stella Copeland, Secretary ff ?f?5a ,mm mmm-,naw Dancers practice for perfection. aneers Express Feelings Y Through Grehesis 5 K f Warm-up with rhythm and technique. Nancy Voss-a blurr of motion. 107 -and INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Eruc IVlcGavv Vlce presldent, Bryan Baker, Presndent, Bunnue Ivlark, Secretary '6lQw Erick Butter von Kuehwelt Leddlhn specual Y B speaker YOUNG FIEPUBLICANS CLUB IVIr Brennen Advxsor, Craig Eley, Treasurer, Bob Blrss Presldent, Evelyn Tkach, Vnce president Barb Baney, Secretary POI ITICAL SCIENCE CLUB: Bryan Baker, Vnce presldentg Nlarq Ozanne, Program Chanrmang Eleanor Folu, Ivlernbershcp Chaurmang Shurley I-Iegedus, Secretary Treas urerg Craag Eley, Presudent 108 I I 7 f 3 ' 1,.l,:: ,I,f I IIXVAIILLIIK frsfI- I - fxffg' xi Q' 1 Isygggwi-' wg I TIL,-Ir:-:IA-1, I I Qi: ' M337 QT--If I I srfQ:E '2if.f ' ' 1 37l+?f? , 1 Mwst- -: Q- 4, f I vff'w:I!e1I -f . f I ZXb'1xrv 1 I ,S I Ixfws,-,f.AxI.. GQ Q ,P I! -.II.:Ivmx3, 1 I 63 . 7 II-.I-A , , W? ,, ,IEW g- ,LI gm , ff-I 'fr ,' Mug.-I V. ,K 'f I ' 2 LENS' ,. I ' N ,. -- , D , f. 311' ' 6 I' a - I I I , - ' 1 U l 4 I I I I I I . , I I I I I 41401 ? I f I I If I 1 E . . , - . . . . . I , - ' . f I I ' I I il '-ms Members of the General Assembly cast their votes. Craig Eley, Secretary General R0ckford's f as odel UN lllk 1 'Il Saw R A as UN 'IW 1 Adeola Nlolajo casts Nigeria's vote, 109 i f Q mfg, , fc' g - -4, .wggf i- 'I . , 1 A W., 1 -H 112 Dr. John A, Howard President ofthe College , , , Mary Ann Bladecki S . P 'd ' Off' Admmlstratlon R2zzma2i2'Ri2L3m5e Secy. to the President i f , .i 5 i 5, 2 K E 3 1 7 John T, McCarty Assistant to the President if John D, Spence V ice-Pres ident--Development Judy Christiansen Secy. to lVlr. Williams Phyllis Burke Secy. to lVlr, Spence Elwyn Nl. Williams Director of Fund Raising Hu William D, Baker Dean ofthe College 8163 Jack l-leokinger Business Manager Nancy Hill - Secy. To Dean of the Florence Lindstrom College Secy. to Nlr. l-leckinger George Nl. Wattles 1168 Dean ofthe College 1168-- 113 wh' Wigwam, as W? wsxeef Richard N1 I-lewntt Dlrector of Admasslons 114 wiv ..,-m4l ' x Donna Alexander Secy Admussnons Mary Schweitzer Secy Admlssuons Offlce Office '49 KX ,wmA1..,.,,,,Qk --ws ,FW-'f'l!i, WM Lz AED- -Q- 9135359 wr ,...ua- Clayton W Kerns Asst Director of Admissions and Director of Funanclal And Nlarre Baumann Admissions Counselor Mary Sue Fiolfes Asst Director of Admlsseons ,j f -'Qs' , ,xfifx ' 'QQL - 15:5 X Q ,ywd-, 4 V ff gt., A 'fag V- -'f f di ' ' V , X. , , 5 X Q A 4 5, :Q X 5 s f 1 L 4 ,I 1 A W f , ., , Tyr-', V551 ' Q 4 L' , so X f s JV.. ' D , Q 'Visa' , , it A - H ,im X V., , ,f f 4 I t 'Sfmt K -v'1i2g:,- L2 New fs , F' 'l A 4' '- ' 732335 ,Q . . , ,QQ M ' S-S f ,, L 2? I , if r 1 . . , 5 .. MQ,-1..,k ,fri Q x Q ,, V- S 3 sw - , fs, V, 5 5 ' i - A '4 1 c..,, ' . , ' ., f .Z kg - Q , 1. - -, Q, 2 f f X 1, i 1. It . f if Q 2 ,AV X 'Mft if . Y 'l ' ' ,- X5 ,.,, .cf of If 5 A i ' ' ' ,,,, ,f ' K . , . . 3 iw , i A . V fl , ff, :Lg9,13.1E,-,em 11.7 1 ,. I. A ,.,,, 743 VAV. E 0 E ,.k. j I A- ' ...,.,.- f ,. I A 1, ,ii.'2:H M m ' . . . Karen Johnson Secy. to Dir. of Public Relations and iVlr. lVlcCarty Betty Asprooth Public Relations Assistant Sharon Decious 44,9396 Ralph Jester Dir. of Public Relations Agency Bank, Controllers Office 5 Eleanor lvlitchell Payroll, Controllers Office 2 if i Grace Spieherman 2 -i- MW-aixao Assistant to Controller Donald R. Mills R eg i st ra r M iiz i g , f fff wfsf Vivian Nl. Smith Controller Elizabeth Hitchcock Secy. to Registrar Wilman Troup Secy. to Registrar 4 2, - 115 wav Katherine Whltchurch Director ofAIumn1 Relatnons Barbara Spongberg Anne Mayrose Bookstore Manager Associate Dean of Students lv' Catherme Myers Lou Ann Jessen Seoy to the Dean of Students Secy to Mrs Whutchurch Margaret Tulley Phyllls Maloney Secy to the Dean of Students Secy to Mrs Whltchurch 116 SK M-,N-situ.. QMWMW Sara L Stump G, Ray Tatum Coord. Student Actnvntles and Dnrector, Burpee Dean of Students Center 'V t , A ' V 5,5 'A , t ,Mx As.' ' K A: at X .rdrr or - e e.. , 'T V , ,,,. P' 'tt': .4 - x . , Sk, u s u a ' x As. ., EXW ' X if 'HN fi if K 3 V4 IVIIIVIEO BOOM STAFF: Channing Brechlin, Janaan Peterson, Marilyn Hamm l Van S, Giddings Supv. of Nlaintenance 4 , Lucy Tucker Barbara L, Johnson Bookstore Clerk Asst. to Bookstore lvlanager Elinor Schesvold Switchboard Supervisor Caroline Bardoulas Frederick Kearsley Secy. to lVlr. Kearsley Director of physical plant I I hw' Ronald Podeschi Asst. Prof. and Chm. Dept. Education and Child Development Knox Fowler Prof. and Chm. Dept. Theatre Arts Jan Savitz Asst. Prof. of Biology Richard Alexander Maurice Heidinger Asst. Prof. of Spanish Assoc. Prof. of German 118 i 4 li I Marshall Fisher Tech. Dir. and Stage lVlgr. ll ,. , l,,. in 1 , ,Q 2-i iQ L-flltf li A I.. Sally Lo Ware Asst. Prof. of French Richard Kowal Visiting lnstr. of Art John A. Schumaker Chairman, Dept. of Ivlath Charles lvl. Devilild Director of Athletics l 'A k - - . ,YQ z ' ff' 41 f4g1w'l4?f .r gm ffl , hw 'sr David Paimer Library Director ' Lois Stouffer CO Secy. to lVlr. Palmer I N www 42 S ' ' , 4 .A M -. ML. , Q I Q V 4 vi mfwfsf-ffe-wa.w.,,,, 'mrsas HEL. ' t'fz JoAnna Barsness Librarianfcataloger Frances Rioldeford Library Asst. Library Asst. Vera Lathers Library Asst. Patricia Harrington Assoc. Librarian Spaulding Rogers Prof. and Chm, Dep't. of Psych. ! 1 4-v , .QW Philip B. Dedrick I Prof. and Chm. Dep't. of Art ...1-3, 122 Richard Bromley Asst Prof of Phys Ed for lvlen Lucille lvloser lVlen's Resident Counselor Ruby Steve Laurich Food Service Director 'll' was KIM 9 'IW' w William Hutt Visiting Prof of Economics .W ww Gordon Floss Asst Prof. of History Douglass Bolling Q .WW A Va inf ns y l ' l l Eva Walsh Asst. Prof. of English 1 , o Mig 5 ' 5 ' rim A I lp gig 1 f ' 351 i 2apQ'1lfff1ifslfev 4 JY ' A- ' i Arthur B. Adair Professor of Art Asst Prof of English l v l l l 1 i l l 1 l l l l I A 4 I Q I P l I i Q l i l 'i i li W ll l l. I l l i Y s 4 new 123 My f 5 ., V W , w ,Z f- f J Q J .1 si 7 ,, K fl A . A C . f ,ff .wif Q7 Q'7'Q7 'Q v -v s ix 2 as fx f ,M f 241 Q, 'aww aw, -'f fZf iF M X 'K I f f i s 'I 3' 'L X X ' an .o f raw 2' '7 ' . :SL f is 4 A 1, ,. -V , A w , .Ms X lf- .2 M Alan C. Hutchoroft Asst. Prof. of Chemistry 'IZ ' , 'W e if C I , fi Thomas A. Chapman instructor in Mathematics 'Q 124 Raymond L. De-nAdel Asst, Professor of Classics -16' Donald Walhout Chm. De-pts. of Philosophy and Religion Wade A, Provo Asst. Professor of French ,af , N .,,,,',t ' .4 1' wifi' ww., f W '. , f' if f f A We. Q' ..- w f .rw at 'I . Michael Reynolds As'soc Prof. and l-lead, Dept. of l-list. John F. Bennett Prof, and Ohm. Dept. of English g f Mary Dearing Lewis Prof. of English and Dir. of Asian Studies Richard Gofton Nlajorie Slavens Asst. Prof. of Spanish Asst. Prof and Chm Dept. Nlusic W 4 in ' . 155231 I 2'-f. 1 .... .ffff X , Richard C. Baker Prof. and Chm. Dept. of Pol. Sci, Phillip Doerr Instructor in Biology 126 1 03910133 Dennis Brennen Asst. Prof. of Economics Fioxie Alexander Instructor in English MW Rudolph G. Pohl Asst. Prof. of Education E 4 Joan Milne Asst. Prof. of Educ. for Women wmv-5 AWYN Mary H. B. Wollner Prof. of Educ. 84 Child Dev. Jeanette Hoffman Prof. of Speech 127 pf, ,Q f . ff 1 1 A Victor A. Crawford ,X 4 'Winer Prof. 5 Chairman Dept. of Chemistry O 'fs ff' lf' if 9407 ,V f A On fa 0 19 K? fs arf: Jayne Poor Prof. 61 Chm. Dept. of Dance Luciie Wilson Frieda Conlon - M ii.i Women's Resident Counselor College Nurse 5110 1 3, Q ' .' ' ,. f fy f 'Q 7: ,: , i if N.. ,, , ' UWT- ,' 'f,.QJf.i . ' f ' f ef ' 52 X ' Vasa ze, Q J:-, - 12? e W. Q 5 1 5 I , ,fafvfd ' Q W 'ff l ' Elnora Sherman Asst to College Nurse ,yi ,, 3 u Z vii' , ,3 3 fi? , 5' , g f U' wwf ,M of C i , , , Q 128 . 2? ,u.mw.g 1 9 . A Friend Is Missing The flag was at half-mast and it bore witness to her death. The initial shock was tremendous and its effects will be felt for a long time. Mrs. Doerr was a dynamic woman and a learned professor. In her classes she transformed humanists into scientists and scientists into humanists while capturing the interest of both groups. As a person, she incorporated all of the ideals of Rockford College into her dealings with students. Her friendliness coupled with her complete under- standing of situations made her a true col- league. Mrs. Doerr has left behind heramemory in the minds and hearts of all who knew her. Her example is one that will be followed by her students and successors. It will be just a little harder to carry on this year because--A Friend ls Missing. --The Collegian Ebb: iza.,,....fQ, . , 'bfi-iwwlhlitz, ' ' we 1 .ill I , gap' ' . vw- f . at-'f N , f, i XE 41151 f 'I N -ayrmii ' ' 5 ' wif. 4, 1- nl. mil , 'A i ,U lil 129 D 1 : fy Fx Q' n i I-7-'H L1 L QW an 132 Fowler explains action as observers look on. uThe Lady's Not For Burning Alleluia, Alleluia .ms ... x mi ,.5,X2, Www., M W gy SNA 1L'Wvf'i . I I-low long will it be until you love me? f Wa. lv I L l-lang me ! mi Tyson and Tappercoom plot to exact a confession. as of-ea I have never been a thinking man. . . The fires of Hell xxx f Y, 4 . 1 Live for tonight! V i 5 1' I 5: A i fi il fr ii Wvimn ii i fi 1, i ji i il i in ii is iq i V i i' i i ,, - il . i N ,gal L , V I if Q , i i gl ' i 'Q 12 ia i si i 1 i i L . 4 vu Hu, 1 133 134 Commedia dell ' rte As a Final proiect, several Theatre Arts classes combined to present The Twins accord- ing to Plautus , an adaptation of a Renaissance scenario written lo Knox Fowler. Four student directors were eac responsible toraquarter of the production. Preceding the Commedia, another scenario, The Three Cuckolds , was presented in mime. We Ah, what shoulders. . . .what a chest! The bucket Iazzi '. . .how keen I.ove's tooth. . . ' 'A ship that is not at port must be at sea! ' Such generosity overwhelms me. Chorus Presents Fall Concert Throughout the year, the Rockford College Chorus, under the direction of Richard Gofton, offers the College commu- nity a variety ofmusicol experiences. This year's fall concert was amusical compar- ison between modern and classical treat- ments of the same material. The Music Department is often joined inits presenta- tions by other RC departments, s u ch as Dance, and by musical organizations from the city of Rockford. . ,,, Q wx N Velvet Bush holds audience captive 5 19174 Bernarda lba Performance 13? l.aPonoia explains how to handle men, ln whose room was the picture? The House of Bernarda Alba , a play by Federico Lorca, was presented in April by the theatre arts department. The play, a drama portraying women in Victorian Spain, Featured an all-Female cast. Bernarda, played by Paula Grespan, is a widow who is obsessed by class-consciousness. To protectthe family name from gossip, she places harsh restrictions on the activities of her Five daughters, portrayed by Deborah Atkins, .lane Cronin, Judith Elliot, Donna Rice, and Deborah Rosenau. The drama was directed by Knox Fowler. The set was created byArthur Adair, and Marshall Fisher designed the lighting. P Pepe will never marry Angustias. He i mine! The whole town is chasing her. We 2 , A v Q I R I X R 4 ,.,.. S ,. Gossiping servants talk about their mistress. x ,,AI- t. AN .5 . fx: ix 1 fi 7 ir L J 138 'www he Alisanolra lvledbery, Carol Carroll, Sara Varhus perform l-layden's Trio No. 1 in C major. Student Concerts Carol Carroll and lvlaria Betcher in TeIemann's Canonic Sonata No. 1. Jewel Rocke plays Hindemith's Sonata l for Trumpet and Piano. usie Flow al l. l at RC 14 Remington? Jazz 'I The Greens Chmstmas Go Up 4,1 dEjhd 'JW 55:55 if f X J ,wr ,if fi W as 1 Festivities I i we u - W , Freshmen serve wassail. 52 m G1 41? 1 , , I X t E gi 4 ' ' - .A 'W .xt in 96 . ' mi- N, sk, ,Pi ,ojwy-, , :Q 3,7 H, X i Athletes sample Christmas spirits. ,Q fi W i 3333, Q ,W 4 , f A, 5 ' ,ff Q , ' . , iff 93'KQ , fx , ' V 1. if i f it? x ii 25? lht 1-.KK .:, ,Q 3 '32 get , T , Qing 2 . if Q A J Y , If Sz fl., - ,L-16, x . 'Z' f i 3 47, i .J-... fs, A ,., 5, V. . . , V nl-',.g5,:S S Q ,i Q -f' ,,, f ,g-ylggb. - ' . 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I wa wr fn .5 nwsppn-an-ww-ww if ,wid yiws Caps, owns Cameras, and Tears 'WQMQM zfw-w Wwwfwmamb my .J 5 5 5 ik ix 55 Qs ff! SX ??Z fs i, k f 'fmwm-.,,,, , . f il 3 3 9 , S 1 4: 4 431 4 v 'E 4 F 4 Q , , i K, S . .m.1Mw.., 1 f 13 7 I 4 Q f f f f 152 'Q i W Z' MVK, ELIZABETH ABRAHAIVISON Socnology SONA ARZOOIVIANIAN ROBERT BERLIN French JULIA BLOESCH Art MP? lnte rnational Affairs M l JOHN BOLGER RICHARD BORDEN English ' Mathematics 450' F STEPHEN BOTTCHEF? , K . f'5,'!'. 2: , ,f-rw f' ri' ' 1 ig wr 'Wm Political Science my x THOMAS BROOKS KATHRYN BROWN Zoology Psychology 153 151-I Al? JOHN BUI-IIVIEYER Zoology REGINA BUFIESI-I Child Development DIANE CARLBERG Chemistry PHILIP CAMERON Biology 113' PETER CASSIOPPI ANN CLARK Mathematics Economics I PATRICIA COEY Psychology GEORGIA COLLINS PAMELA COREY English French 155 156 i THOMAS DANIELS Zoology i i 'l J 3 5 i I i ,Q 'Q JAMES DEIVIING SELBY DLAIVIINI Philosophy Sociology fm i JAMES DUHIGG Political Science 1 1 l li l l i l DONALD FAITH JOSEPH FALL IV Psychology History GEOF FFIEY FEINSTEIN Science l i l JANE FRANCHINO CAROLINE FUNIBANKS Child Development Spanish 157 158 DENNIS GALLAGHEF? History wwf' A 7' W 44 DIANN GERRITY MARGARET GET!-IERS Child Development Psychology PAU LA GRESPAN Theatre Arts Je-L, -54-16.4 i i IVIARCIA HANIIVIAR JANE HAV LIC EK Sociology Sociology KARIN HEISER English THOMAS HILL ANNE DAYTON HOFFMAN History Child Development 159 160 S. '?3hiS' 5' xg? ,isjfwf K 2555? ROB ERT HOL L INGSWOFIT H Economics .ig W,-v DAVID HOLMES ANNE JOHNSON Economics English STEPHEN JOHNSON Mathematics BARBARA KING Spanish CHARLES LaGRANDE German IVIARY LYNN KRUPIANIK Biology 4'5 ROBERT KOPP L IN Chemistry JOAN LEDERNIAN Child Development 161 JAN ET LLOYD Political Science GERALD MAL LOY NIASANO IVIIYASAKO Political Science English C LAIRE MORRISON History ,pw x JUDITH MORRISON THOMAS IVIOSS English Zoology LENDOR NESBITT Art Theatre KENNETH PATCI-lEN CONSTANCE PETERSON Sociology Zoology 163 164 MILTON PETERSON Economncs ,MW CHARLES PRICE BARBARA RANEY Child Development French JOHN RAILSBACK English a PW' TED SAN FORD D A AVID RY N Chemistry Economics JANET Sl-IEP LEY English hw' 'A 5 X. 4 JOHN SMALL NANQY SIVIITH Zoomgy English w Q., Jwimxr 'X ' x .MSM fir? qv ei S3 as 1. Wah! 1 Q61 f Sf 'Z 13 - ff 5, 3 W s 165 166 MARTIN THOMAS English KWUFQV IKQW 1 X W Ap, M Q! jf, qw ' 4' , , Mm mm an fv if fy 5 Q , f' k 'fix f xx C 4- , Mwqykxa' ,ff ly4,,p?f EV E LYN TKACH Economics NANCY VOSS Art 'fwouqm IVIARLO TURESON Chemistry Q?'? ff' MICHAEL WADLE NORA WHITE THQMAS WHITTENBERGER Political Science Spanish English g M Those Seniors Not Pictured Are: SUSAN BATES BRIAN A. RETCHLESS Art lvlathematics SARA FORTIN IVIARIANA WULPURN History English BARBARA A. KNOPP LYNN BOLENDER English Theatre Arts LINDA IVIcCLUSKEY BOBBY JO GAIVIBLE German Child Development DENNIS R. LARSON Psychology ROANNE B. NESBITT Child Development DAY WATERMAN Psychology CAROL EASTES Art WARD E. JONES Political Science TIIVIOTHY IVIALONEY Psychology KATHL EEN PESAV ENT Art History KATRINA K. WINSLOW History 167 19 SR C NSIO Recensio -- I remember 1968. It was quite a year. I remember orientation, Mrs. Doerr, Dr. King, student rights, studying, final exams, and graduation. I hope that, through this book you, too, will remember these and the host of things which made 1968 a year like any other year yet par- ticular and special. Montaigne has said that lt is our duty to compose our character, not to compose books, and to win, not battles and provinces but order and tranquility for our conduct of life. It is the feeling of RECENSIO 1968 that all aspects of our academic and social lives are expressions of a multitude of quests. Combined, these quests are an expression ofcaur Hduty to conwpose our character. I also remember the joys and disappoint- ments involved in photographing the events for and editing this volume of RECENSIO. Guided by a handful of tireless workers who made this book possible, RECENSIO picked from the events and moments of 1968 those which it would like to see remembered. We hope that our efforts have not been in vain, but that RECENSIO 1968 is an expression of Rockford College 1968. In addition to the editorial board members pictured on these pages, there are those who deserve a hearty thanks for their labors. Indeed, if it had not been for Bruce Hammerslaugh, Walter Benesch, Nancy Smith,AnneHunt,Shirley Hedgedus, Jewel Racke, Ray Byrd,Vicki Glaser, and especially the photographic talents of .lohn taff Wrgif Wally Turnbull . . . Editor-in-Chief Small, this book would not be as complete as it is. I thank you for your work as I thank the stu- dent body for the privilege of editing RECENSIO 1968. -- -- Wally Turnbull Jan Lloyd . . . Senior Editor Pete Arthurs . . . Business Manager Phil Nleli . . . Darkroom Head K. I I I g. I I. Betty Brune . . . Production Manager Walt Wells . . . Sports Editor ff' Nh Y-X, yr, x X K Geoff Feinstein . . . Advertising Manager 1 L fin. N 5 . an K ohms.. ., Craig Eley . . . Copy Editor Lynn Seelinger y ,. V, QW, W '1,.,g4x, . , .M ,W ,,g , .1 . , E 'i QT' ,gi , :AN , , N14 K ' waxy ' , f, 1-f i E 'V 1? t '3 ' M A ' V.. 1 ' X ...J , J.. M, K 4' , , A 'Sw '-. 5. 'Th' Jai qpv' x 'dy 9' ' e M- '-N Make-up Editor 1 Q, Q 1 169 4 UST G LARSON 8 SCNS, INC general confractorsfor the Howard Colman Library THE I968 RECENSIO IS INDEBTED TO ITS ADVERTISERS WITHOUT WHOM THE COST OF THIS ANNUAL WOULD BE PROHIBITIVE A I Lefferlng Shoppe A B Duck AIberI Puck MoIeI C Kerman s Thrrffy Drscounf Centers Camcar Screw and MFG p 0 N - I 500 N. Madison I TeI 962-I553 1 0 1 0 o 1 IOOI River Lane TEL 877-5709 o E. Slate 8. N. Alpine TEL 399-T890 , O O I 0 2827 W. State SI. 8. 5707 N. 2nd SI. I o 600 I8II1 Ave. TEL 965-9451 Carson Pune Scott 8. Co Carter Tru Scale Clavton House Motel O O 0 315 W. State St. TEL 965-3711 H 1916 11th TEL 968-1845 Colonial Bakerv Colonral lnn Motor Lodge Dale Sherwood Music Center Dierks Frult Co Dog N Suds Drlve ln East Ekstrom Carlson 8. Co Elmer's Oil Equipment Co 4800 N. 2nd St. TEL 8771401 0 516 Green TEL 963-4891 0 4850 E. 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PLUMBING AND PIPING CONTRACTORS II9 lrvlng Ave TEL 964 3463 Rockford Illinois u 0 a n ' I courtesy of I T Humphrey Caclallac Olds Co, Inc o o 223 N. 2nd SI. TEL 968-5741 SALA BOWL Smorgasbord Delux or Menu AT'0NA GLASS C0 weekdays II 2 so 4 a ao Sundaysl Holidays I'Iam 8pm We supply prompt servrce on all your glass needs because of our large stock modern equipment 432, W Smfe S, 72 years of expenence TEL 965 6509 l925 Krshwaukee TEL 968 37ll NATFT TNAIL E IQAND TRUST CTOTMIPANY 401 EAST STATE STREET RUCKFURD ILL MEMBER FEDERAL OEPOSII INSURANCE CORPORATION up BuIIdIng for a Greater Rockford T ,N lvn' A :I .H I . A, ' 3 I ' 3 Ecrablfshed 7854 I X ' . - rv GREYHOUND CHARTER SERVICE Rockford Dsvislon Offices Sweden House Lodge 4605 E S T l815 398 4130 f 68 Rockford Dre 8QTool Works . I C I TEL Phil Hughes, 963-780 j 0 67 Rooms S R kf d Ill ' - congratulations to the class o ' I 7816 l7thA Rockfor Illinois Com limenfs Of BROADWAY ELECTRIC C0 INC electrical contractors for the science and refrlgerahon bulldlngs F319 21 Broadway Rockford illinois ROCKFORD CQMPUTER SERVICES INCORPORATED 5602 PIKE ROAD - ROCKFORD, ILLINOIS 6IIII - PHONE 8l5f877-5617 sysfems and programming for engineering and commercial applicafions SQPER R0 K MILL NG FLCWER 5602 PIKE ROAD 221 N Mqln SI' TEI. 965 9559 RocKFoRo ILLINOIS 61111 1 U' I BEST WISHES A wlde varrety of pre recorded Stereo to the Tapes are available at Camera Craft located at II4 W State St In downtown Rockford CLASS QF 5 3 lnqulre about Rockford s flrst Stereo Tape ANDERSON BR05 MFG C0 Club where you buy four tapes and get the 7303 5GmUelSOn Road fifth tape free Rockford lllmors Barnes Drlll Co Machine Tool Manufacturers 814 Chestnut Street ROCkfOI'd lllIn0!Q Phone 815 964 8661 Z P 61 O1 CGLUNIAL t BANK In the Mall at Colonial Village TEL 398 3770 Rockford lllmols I an zzz!! p A ...Q . .' . 1 . ,. . . I.. 1 Q 0 Q 9- , , i l if 'af if 'ff if 1- if I C - I.. -V-,, ,J ,. . .- . v ,- . .f1..:,--.-f-V ..f ,. 1 . , I . I . congratulations to the class of 1968 LLYWCOD DRIVE - INS famous for our golden skiIIe coun ry fried chick REMEMBER - there us one near you Rockford Began Janesvulle DeKalb W f t . .m i 0 ' C CONGRATULATIONS , I - i S I ,o,,,., VN 5 WN 44 wr Vx gy, WifeWAfWwiQfwyQ'w Zi? f rg fi, QQ? lglx gg? My Q V , W ,,,,o N, ,I X, K I ,, , . ., I F W' rf '1 1 L-. if' -Y 7' T ' '474' ' T -' ew X - ' ,' . . 1 -Z. ffaf'-T, .:,'fi'.f,f 1 f I Q ' - N . .fa,,.,aS:: 'eg-,.g:5:::gg,Wa.:-g,,'5f,.,,,'.,:5 - ' ' ?i e4.l:i-I-:S'E .,':0'-: ,1 Sf'-w 1I-Z4-25. -1 -f 3 K N , ' 'ff A. . X0 X I 0 . , 1' 7 AN I7 1 X x X A 1' v Q v 1 Q J y 5 I I 5 X 1 , ,X , Q , - WA- N Mel., f -1.7 ,fm ,Q .ef v I, -:ww -em-:gf Sv WW . :5g,,M53 K ,V , ,.47Q.m Jef vfy ggiefflizw X on N IKJVQ X f , 2 'Z of :ff ' X' I af f if f T, X dXTW'.,w -I V. , T . fm? M 'xl trys 4, 1. . . ' . ' f , 1- f 1 ,. . 'f Y vu? 'I f f Lf , P , pig. . X 2' 1 ., ., , ., ., ' 5 K , f K 2 f 4 f ' SWS I 1 fy law I I ,F ' iiffzw t I 1 A oigkzo 1 , f tx 3 , ,Q .- so 0 - . 1 A , A ' f ' X f 'W W :Y ff J W s Li I Q o 1 I, I, I X fe, - -' we fg Y as 5, ,Q A 1 a . '14 3 Qi -' 5 f . . 7,M,1,,,, fglfffw fl 5 4. N -A 1 x ' N agqm, ' X' sp... fffeiififk' x ., -I. ,gg -Q W .: MQ? :vw v- I Hier:-1 .wwf-'Q-5-204-w.ze.y.s4-+. ' la :,, ogy , Q ' w MILLWORK MANUFACTURERS ' mf:-x,:zIs, - , if J . o 'ft' 9' ' N 8: ENG WDCD SPECIALTIES A wholly owned subsldlary of Hydro Fog Eq Co Ornamental Ralllngs, Steel, Lumen 3. suuomo MATEIUALS Fabmmmgl ,lashes GENERAL CONTRACTORS Dlpplng Hot or Cold 322 Peoples Ave TEL 963 8977 M011 B others Co Plumbing - Heating - Industrial Supplies Wholesale Only COMPLIME NTS OF o 'f.,axx'iu 1212 W .,. f54g.,.v 4 x E ,mv ,,.., . ,, .. fix, if ' X A - - .' S- . Qzf . Xa- 1132 W xi Qblyff ..5Q,:gf,.,.m t'--111 W BRIDGES TUNE Ri!! by Rockford ROCKFORD MOTORS INC Ha o A Rockfo d Ill os6110l ff Fme Lif ograp y 0 Preshge Dup waimg 21 ecfl to a egree 0 a vertlslng exactness Wlth 30 years o CXPCIIGHCC 111 a p aqes o grap 1C arts pro uctlon mal a VC1't1S11'1g mar zets an met 0 S IBM qelectrw COH1pOSCI Wlt equlpment INCE 1937 ADAMS LETTER SERVICE INC 22 N R clt A .IackMorgan s 5pts f lnear the Hollywood on Alpmel speclallzlng ln front wheel alignment AR balanclng 1. SAFETY SERVICE BEAR safety service 1911 rris n ve., P o . L ll . le . Sl '11 J I J ' ' A ' 1 ' ' 11 11 . 1 11' J ' , '1 J ' ' 1 J 11 J . L . . 11 . 0 2 . o 2 on ve. ' Rockford, Illinois. 4 , 3455 QRU: Summer Jobs and Career ..f pportumhes or College Men and Women EARN GOOD MONEY NOW! Greenlee Bros. Sz Co. is a growing, vigorous, diversified company that has offered unusual employment stability since 1863. Working en- vironment is pleasant, congenial and encouraging. Greenlee builds special machine tools, automatic bar machines, woodworking machines, hand and hydraulic tools for electricians and pipefitters. Every aspect of pro- duction, packaging, shipment and sales is carried on at Greenlee . . . and Greenlee needs people to do this Work. You can earn good money now and also get a full pack- age of fringe benefits . . . paid holidays, paid vacations, liberal group insurance and a generous retirement plan. You are offered excellent opportunities to learn and earn . . . in a summer job or a permanent career. Visit our personnel office during the day, at night and Saturday until noon. Openings in our shop and office are usually available to you. An Equal Opportunity Employer. GREENLEE Bnos si co O' ' 2136 Twelfth street Phone 963-4881 Bolender s D rzncz les are the general or fundamental truths under prmcxples are especlally mrnportant for he occupies a posxtlon of trust One 1nd1cat1on of hls standards IS the emblem below whlch 1l'ld1Cdl1CS membershlp m the Amerrcan Gem SOCICIY an orgamzatxon formed m 1934 and pledged to the vxgllant protectnon of the buymg pubhc We are proud to be a part of th1s select group MEMBER AMERICAN GEM soclew 16 330 W State St TEE. 962 8234 Cfufzpee 046045 FU N ERAL HOM E SINCE 1856 420 North Mazn St 952 3703 Marshall B Wood M BYGCHCY W00d Stewarts Fashion Leadersh p In clothing for every member of the family and furnishings for the home D J STEWART 8: C0 f XX W l i , . f ,x whichilifeis governed: Ir1business,ajeweler's x X u . 1- ' I - . , I J . . U . V , A Vo ' . f I - C. v fl 32 ,f ,7, nnlnrlhu c mpnnu ' FCJRGINGS f'l968 8: STAMPINGS INC 1025 23 Kmghf s Armor Clofhmg T I C U i o r uc anan SL - is 1 Q ' - 1 . , V ' f Q ' 5 9 Ol' l U -' F' be R 5 5 'we gg A 5 Y 4fw'Li?fT1g A ,R eZ2ve?r? '3523 V ,,,, I -M'- ',-dam A, X,,VA f-4 -f- 'W.-WW ,N K Nw 55 ,W W WB M 1-Jr 'M lr ,,, ' E: Qu. l I 9 7 Y arf . es, oard C airman R . ' ' er ' dl S t y Industrial and commercial sheet metal work MASTE Sheet Metal Canfracfors, lnc 1205 B h TEL 965 5425 Rockford fr Bus Company ROCKFORD STANDARD FURNITURE CGMPANY Flne Furniture Carpets Bedding and All Home Appllances H y C W t B h I lO0 I Ith St Dual 968 O73l R0ya!M Lzghtcap, Preszdent Rob tGrzn e, ecre ar watchmuker lewelers , . 122 W State Sf TEL 963 3655 O ,cl F null! L GLENN L. W, 'f 1 J o 0 o ,- I Jswsuw co W l . X K V 3 Kffv - Stuckgf 5 Style Store for Men and Boys DOWNTOWN 962 3754 COLONIAL VILLAGE 398 5670 The House of Service 81 Quality Wldholm Prmhng 81 Llfho Inc 626 Sh Sf TEL 963 4753 R kf I' 0 C I Q Q aw . - oc ord,Hlinois Q 1 HAVINGA we dding? anniversary? new child In your family? THEN CALL BURCHETT BURCHEITT srunlo ,INC ' e I I C O photographers for Midstafo College of Commerce Yearbook Recensio Yearbook - Rockford College e 210 N. Church across from Ill. Bell downtown TEL 964-7322 4, Z , f F.D.I.C. ARA SLATER SCHOQI. AND COLLEGE SERVICES . . . plan ahead with a LOW-COST CHECKING ACCOUNT Make your school life easier and far more convenient with a LGW-COST CHE CKING ACCOUNT at the AMERICAN BANK. You can use your checking account to buy books, pay r o o m and board . . . even tuition. You get 20 checks for only 32. OO. Your name is imprinted FREE on each check. Get full details at the American Bank. Come in. . . or call 968-2241. Eenlw YWW' Thmgs go better with Coke CONGRATULATIONS! CONNER REALTORS d TEL 398 0911 TEL 398 2566 developers commercial farms rental umts real estate ff ' ff Af'- -vm M iw 4' , f ill N, ll ' ' Z M' , A QL 0 0 Bottled under the authority of the Coca-Cola Company by Rockford Coca-Cola Bottling Co. from - l806 S. Alpine R . 0 0 SINCE I908 FIRST AND FINEST IN COMBUSTION ECLIPSE FIIEL ENGINEERING COMPANY Roclcronn, lu.lNols, u. s. A. Congratulations to the Class of 68 GREGOR -ANDERSON C 0 2525 Huffman Blvd TEL 968 0565 W1H1NHR c U TTyERrSfTOOLs L ' Woodworking Machinery Metal Working Machinery Abrasive Belt Polishing Machinery As an Institution who has shared in Rockford's progress, we at Home Federal Savings And Loan Association of Rockford, extend our best wishes to Rockford College for ever greater growth and progress. Gray lron, Aluminum, Bronze Castings Meehanite MATTISCDN MACHINE WCDRKS Rockford, Illinois Sunshine Fresh Dairy Products E 263 Nelce TV Sales and Servlce Servlce 9 to 9 dally WMNMVIE I!!! service wlthln the hour Sales Motorola Sylvania, General Electric 81 Sony '-f.. ll35 Charles Sf X3 mi TEL 962 3707 N 4 X - ill' 2 2 V . M 6 i C O e e ig, O I I I I 2 O , ' I O ' N ,. W ff? , , 'Z W 1 4 5 4w.wv5f,. 'I ' - fi ' 1':':- 124' .,v:-. d'- 1,1 ff' . ' 'V 'v ... 5 .-: 1, , ,, 1- 4 -' - fc --W' '1' 'ina-S9 2:51, .:-1 r'ff'rW f: f2f f ,MW 5: z At N f f, - ',,,'1,ff V. '1:16wy.:. f 3, 4 Ax.. gg-., 2 Y- I . .Q 1 1 1 - Compliments qf NELSON PIPING COMPANY ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS FOR AUTOMATIC FIRE SPRINKLER, VENTILATING 8: AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEMS STEAM AND HOT WATER HEATING 0 POWER AND PROCESS PIPING MAILING ADDRESS - P. O. BOX 1513 ROCKFORD, ILLINOIS 724 6th SI TEL 963 54I7 2 Blg Newspapers Reachmg Famihes In 17 Count1es In The Heart Of M1d Amerlca L ROCKFORD MORNING STAR I I Rnrkfnrb Register-lknuhlrf I I 1 'cw I ' -IEIEETIFI-3-.?i4'?:1?gg. - I I I il ,-I, fir ., '-I I . I I ' I I 5 I ly i r,iI'QQ'WP!grFIfITdrIf!f'1fjyFm-Q-wg TNT :a w ' 0 f Q compliments of ROCKFORD SCREW PRODUCTS CO. 707 HARRISON AVENUE ROCKFORD, ILLINCJIS 61 101 Smith Onl Corp 1102 Kilburn Ava Rockford llllnols SUNDSTRAND GROWl NG kf d sumnsmnmn in the Roc or area ll W F fbgfohn Barnes Works Babcock 599 Wzloox Company Automated Maohzne Dzozszon 325 S. Madison Sl 5!964-563l Rockford, Illinois IOC o as l New Aviafion Division facilities af Alpine and Harrison , I1 Chamberlain, Janet: n:p. 198 Abbey, Kir ls: TLD. Abrahamson, Elizabeth: l8,l52 Adam, Anick: np, Alsop, Douglas: n.p. Anderson, Barbara: 50 Anderson, Charles: 36,9l Anderson, Philip: n.p. Anderson, Thomas: n.p. Anderson, Wolfgang: 76,77,l02,l42 Anthony, Rae: 6,l40 Arthurs, Peter: 3,26,35,52,l68 Arzoomanian, Sona: l8,l52 Ashley, Philip: 64,100,103 Atkins, Deborah: l7,29 Auerbach, Elaine: n.p: Bace, Adria: 40 Bailey, Sarah: n.p. Baker, Bryan: 87,l08 Baker, Holly: n.p. Baldridge, Sandra: l04,l34 Ballin, Sanford: 99 Baragli, Maria: n.p. Barbour, Kathy: ll,35,l35 Bardoulas, Margaret: l8,35,4l Barger, Barbara: l35 Barnes, Peter: n.p. Barraclough, Jean: 42 Bates, Susan: n.p. Bauman, Sidney: 50,l33 Beach, Chandler: 23 Beckmann, David: 34,36,l46 Beerman, Cassie: n.p. Bell, Allen: 9l,lO4 Bell, linda: n.p. Bender, Elizabeth: np. Benesch, Walter: 29,56,l02 Beniamin, David: ll,76,l05 Benson, Richard: n.p. Bergreen, Alan: l02 Berlin, Robert: 7,l9,l52 Betcher,Maria: l35,l38 Biggs, Precious: n.p: Billingham, David: np: Birss, Robert: IOB Bishoff,John: np, Blair, Rosamond: n.p. Bland, lan: 6,ll,l35 Blass, Pamela: n.p. Bloesch,Julia: l9,34,lOl,l40,l52 Bolender, lynn: 2l Bolger,John: 2l,l50 Bollinger,Michael: n.p: Booth, Wendy: 26 Borden, Richard: 2l,87,l02,l04,l53 Bornzin, Bonnie: n.p. Bottcher, Stephen: 20,88,90, lO3, l 46, l 53 Brady, Carol: np. Brammer, Kathryn: 92,l35 Braunstein, George: 7,9l Breit, James: n.p. Britt, Elliott: n.p. Brooks, Thomas: 22,82,83,lO4,l53 Brown, Barbara: 29,l40,l44 Brune, Betty: l9,34,l68 Buhmeyer, John: 23,l54 Buresh, Regina: 22,l54 Burgeson, Terry: l8,33 Burke, Michael: n.p. Burnside, Bruce: 7,67 Bush, Velvet: l35 Buttel, Barbara: l46 Byrd, Raymond: 30,96 Cahoon, Deborah: ll,3O ST U D E T I D EX Cameron, Philip: 24,56,72,74,lO3,lO4,l05,l54 Campbell, Carol: n.p. Cannon, Kathleen: n.p. Carlberg, Diane: 25,l54 Carlson, Cynthia: l0,20,l33 Carroll, Carol: l38 Carstens, Paul: 40,87 Carter, Elizabeth: l9 Carter, Scott: 22 Cassioppi, Peter: 23,l03,l04 Catherwood, Mary: IO7 Childs,Joyce: lO4 Choderowski, linda: l8 Chung, Helen: 39 Churan, Deborah: n,p. Cichella, Anthony: np. Clark, Ann: 24 Clark,Jill: 42,46 Clark, Pamela: l35 Clarkson, Lynn: n.p. Clifford, Mary Kathleen: 27 Clinton,Joseph: n.p. Clinton, Thomas: 76,77,78,8l ,88,90,9l Coey, Patricia: 26,57 Collett, Tama: n.p: Collins, Elizabeth: 29 Collins, Georgia: 36 Confray, Martha: 22 Cook, Jack: 78,84,85,l65 Cook,Jacgueline: 27,66,69,l34,l44 Cook, Paul: 24 Cooper, Susan: I8 Copeland, Stella: l04,l06,l35 Coppoletti, Joan: n.p. Corey, James: np: Corey, Pamela: 27,l35 Corona, Joseph: 24 Cossman, Paul: 58 Cronin, Jane: l l,l36,l37 Cuppini, Robert: 78 Curtis, James: 64,85,l05 Dagnes, Danial: l7 Daniels, Thomas: 22,82,l56 Day, Ruth: 55 DeMarsh, Walter: 65 Deming,James: l56 Dickinson, Douglas: n.p. Dlamini, Selby: 36,l56 Dominguez, Augusto: 72,73,74,75 Dowell, Hugh: 78,84,l4l Dubin, Brian: 27,9899 Duffy, Martha: l8,3l Duhigg, James: 28,l56 Dunn, Sylvia: n.p. Dyke, Pamela: 20 Eastes, Carol: l0,34 Ecker, David: 88,l35 Eggleston, Mary: np, Eissens, Ray: 78,8O,85,l4l Eley, Craig: 6,l08,l l7,l68 Elliot, Judith: lO2,l36 Ellison, Steven: n.p. Ellsworth, Russell: 72,74,l03 Empereur, Raymond: n.p. Englund, David: n.p. Evans, Reesa: 57 Faith, Donald: l7,28,56,88,l57 Fall, Joseph IV: 35,68,72,85,l57 Farnum, Nancy: l35 Farrell, Barbara: l06 Feinstein, Geoffrey: 40,l02,l57,l68 Ferguson, Mary: n.p. Ferguson, Reid: l35 Fiechte-r,Jonathan: n.p. Fischer, Craig: 22,42,l02,l35 Fisher, Paul: n.p. Fisher, Robert: n.p. Fishler, Kim: l46 Fisk, Pamela: 35 Fleischer, Olivia: l47 Fleming,James: n.p: Fleming, Thomas: 6 Flood, Kathleen: l35,l37 Foltz, Eleanor: 35,37,l08 Fortin, Sara: 44 Foster,June: n.p. Franchino, C. Jane: 3l,l57 Franco, Frances: 39 Frank,Janet: n,p. Freeze, Karen: 23 Frett, Daniel: ll,22,45,64,69,88 Fumbanks, Caroline: 45,l57 Gallagher, Dennis: 43,88,l58 Gamble, BobbyJo: 44 Garner, Sue: 26 Garner, Wayne: n.p: Gassman, Eugene: 82,l35 Gerrity, Diann: l58 Gethers, Margaret: 45,l58 Gillooly, Robert: n.p. Giridofl, Stuart: 97 Girard, Cheryl: n:p. Glaser, Vicki: 3l,96 Glenn,Jellrey: 37,67,l35 Glenn, Melinda: l07 Goldstein, Linda: n.p. Good, larry: 35 Graham,John: n,p. Gray, Jo Anna: n.p. Green,Jill: 39 Green, Melvin: 36,78 Greene, Richard: 76,78 Greenfield, Stanley: 70,76,78,79,8l ,85, l 05, l 4l Grespan, Paula: 34,39,l32,l58 Griggs, Margaret: n.p. Grimes, Gwendolyn: n.p. Grass, Jarnes: 4l,72,73,75 Gucciardi, Kathryn: n.p, Gunty, Donna: 42,l3l,l35 Haayen, Richard: 82,83 Hadden,Jeffrey: n.p. Hadley, Sharon: 2l Hahn, LeAnn: n.p. Hamerslough, Bruce: ll,30,66,l32,l47 Hamilton, Susan: 40,l4l Hamm, Robert: np: Hammar, Marcia: 43,47,lO3,l59 Harris, Pamela: n.p. Harwood, lewis: n.p. Havlicek, Jane: l59 Hegedus, Shirley: 22,l06,lO8 Helber, Susan: l35 Heiser, Karin: l59 Hempel, Carol: 43 Hennenfent, Donald: 64,72,74,l04 Herndon, Teresa: n.p. Hersey, Dyann: 50 Hess, Patricia: n.p. Heye, Thory: 65 Hickman, Robert: 78,80 Hill, Francis: 53,lO3 Hill, Thomas: 44,l0O,l59 Hirsch, Steven: 7,27 Hobe,Melinda: 58,l35 : -1 A L mg.e-A:.sL::s: i l Homb, Norman: n.p. Hackberger, Robert: n.p, Hoffman, Anne Dayton: l3,37,69,l3O,l59 Hoffman, Ronald: 80 Hollingsworth, Robert: 54,l60 Holmes, David: l6O Holmes, Dennis: n.p. Homewood, Steve: 22,78,88,l4l Hopwood, Pamela: 20 Hortin, Eric: n.p. Hudson,Janice: l9,lO3 Hulin, Geoffrey: 3O,72,73,75,l32,l34 Hunt, Anne: 97 Hunter, Joseph: 72,98 Hyland, Mary: 25 lntile, Michael: 53,l0l,l03 locco, Gary: 36,37 Isaac, Linda: n.p. Isaac, Timothy: n.p. Jackson,Jacqueline: 29,4l,l35 Jamieson, Leslie: n.p. Jelatis, Penelope: l06,l l7 Jenkins, Calvin: np. Jenkins, Francita: 27 Jepsen, Thomas: 51,96 Jewett, Robert: 72,75,l0l Johnson, Anne: 45,54,l60 Johnson, Eugene: 36,40,64,92,l35 Johnson, Jay: l35 Johnson,Judith: 23 Johnson, Rebecca: 39,l36,l37 Johnson Richard: n.p, Johnson, Johnson Sharon: n.p, Stephen: 44,56,l03,l05,l60 Johnston, Rick: 82,l40 Jonich,Mary: n.p. Jones, Mark: np, Jones, Patricia: l04 Jones,Ward: 37 Kargl, Ann: n.p. Kaufmann, Felice: l34 Kelly, Colleen: l35 Kersteter, Carolyn: 20,54 Kessler,Joseph: n.p. Kilpatrick,Julia: n.p. King, Barbara: 5O,l6l King, Ross: 84,85 Kintner, John: 7,l44 Kirk, Terry: l03,l44 Kleinberg, David: 42,l02,l03,lO5,l35 Kling, Susan: n.p. Kling, Donna: 25,l04 Klint, Sharon: n.p. Knope, Michael: n.p. Knopp, Barbara: 5l Koebbeman, Kathleen: n.p. Koopman,Carl: l7,l46 Kopplin, Robert: 60,82,83,85,l6l Kostur, William: l34 Kramer, Kathleen: n.p. Krupianik, Mary Lynn: 3,47,l6l Kuba, Hauoli: l9,5O,l00 Kudzma,Janet: 25,l04 LaGrande, Charles: 47,84,85,lO2,l06,l6l Lambe, Adrian: 7,l0,20,55,72,74 Lambe, Frank Anthony: l7,55,87 Larigton, Christopher: 37 Larson, Dennis: np. Larson, Gregg: 78,85,l02 Laskowski, Juanita: 4l Lawson, Jo Ann: 4l Lederman,Joan: l6l Leggett, Celinda: n.p. Lewis, Eliiah: 43,l35,l38,l40 Lieber,Jane: 39 Lind, Jeffrey: 23,3l,B8,98,99 Lindert, Nancy: n.p. Lindquist,John: l7,78,79,8l,88,l04,l4l Linehan, Thomas: 5l Lingelbach, Anne: ll,l8 Lit, Mark: 85,89,l33,l34 Lloyd,Janet: 47,97,l62,l68 Logan, Linda: 22 Lombardo, Maria: 3l,92 Long, Charlene: 2l Long, Thomas: n.p. Love, Nancy: 4O,l04 Luepkes, Deborah: np. Lundgren, Randall: n.p. Lundauist, Lars: n.p. Lynch, Mary Ellen: n.p. McAllister, Robert: n.p. McCluskey, Linda: 59,l03 McDonough, Margaret: n.p. McElroy, J. Elaine: n.p. McGaw, Eric: l08,l32,l33 Macey, Gilman: 72,74,75,96 Mackie, Gerald: 7 Macon, Barbara: 29 Magaziner, Stephen: 7,37,72 Malloy, Gerald: 47,l00,l03,l62 Maloney, Timothy: n.p. Mannix, Marilynn: l32 March, Robert: 85 Mark, Linda: 22,l08 Marlin, Phyllis: 20 Mason, Arthur: 23,36,72 Maxwell, Rodney: l35 Medbery, Alisandra: l06,l35,l38 Melges, Deborah: l9 Meli, Philip: 24,97,l l l,l68 Meyer, Peter: n.p. Michalski, Glenn: 88,94 Miller, Karen: np. Mire, Gregory: 23 Mitcheson, Frances: l0l,lO3,l04,l05 Miyasako, Masano: 52,l62 Molaio, Adeola: 72,l l7 Morrison,Claire: 55,l0l,l62 Morrison,Judith: 5l,l05,l63 Morrow, Gail: 25,l04 Mosberg, Clay: 22,85 Moses, Joel: 29,l34,l35 Moss, Thomas: 82,83,l63 Mulcahey, Patrick: n.p. Muldowney, Daniel: 87 Nash, Betsy: 4l,7B,l03,l05,l4l Nass, James: 23 Neal, M. Louise: l8,35,l35 Neff, Nancy lMrs,l,: 23 Nelson, B. Joseph: 42,64,l05 Nesbitt, Lendor: 3,l6,46,54,72,75,l03 Nesbitt, Roanne: 54 Netto, Alice: n.p. Netto, Rosemarie: n.p. Niles, William: n.p. Noblin,James: l07 Norris, Kendra: ll,lO7,l35 Novins, Andrew: 50,56 O'Connor, Joseph: 6,37,5l,l35 O'Keefe, Mona: n,p. Oleinik, Stephen: 7,l04 Olsen,Janet: 41 Orr, Paul: 22 Ozanne, Mara: 6,3l,36,52,87,l05,lO8 Patrick, Dianne: n.p. Patchen, Kenneth: 54,l63 Payne, Linda: l35 Payton, Gregory: l l,36 Pedall, Robert: l43 Pesavent, Kathleen: 5 Peterson, Constance: 60,l63 Peterson, David: np, Peterson Inga: 29,5053 Pete-rson,James: 78 Peterson, Milton: 56,6l,l64 Peterson, Patricia: l8 Pfelter, Marc: n.p. Podgorski, Cecelia: l35 Poivey, Lisa: np. Polit, Mark: 37,l02 Poplawsky, Paul: l32 Porcaro, Michael: 46,94,98, l 05 Pounds, Geoffery: n.p: Powell, Michael: 85 Price, Charles Garrett: 36,615,164 Price, Kenneth: n.p. Puclik, Linda: l8,3l Quaglia, Stephen: n.p Railsback, John: 60,l64 Ralofl, Jeflrey: 76 Ramsey, Dan: 22,l02 Raney, Barbara: 60,l08,l64 Reddick, Paulette: l34 Reese, Carolyn: 26 Retchless, Brian: 60,90 Rhode, Katherine: 64,l35,l46 Rice, Donna: l05,l34 Rice, Rodney: 72,l44 Richards, Susan: n.p, Rinker,Cheryl: 24,92,l46 Robinow, Rebecca: 6 Robison, Carla: n.p. Roby, Nicholas: n.p. Rocke, Jewel: l l,97,l35,l38 Rogers, Patricia: l7,35 Roland, Peter: n p. Rosenau, Deborah: 39,l36 Rosenblatt, Roy: np: Ross, Janice: n.p. Rost, Barbara: l06 Roth, David: 78,85 Rubenstein, Garry: 29 Ruet, Michael: 67,76 Rumage, Stanley: np, Rundblom, Kathy: 6,29,36,l32 Ryan, David: 62,l65 Saba, Charles: l7 Sandberg, Gregory: n.p, Sanders, Brendia. 45 Sanford, Ted: 6l,72,87,9l,l65 Savler, Lois: 42,l02 Schaefer, Ronald: 72 Schiro, Carol: n p. Schneidman,Jerome: 36,40 Schumaker, Stephen: np, Schwengels,Michael: n.p. Scott, Babette: n.p. Searle,James: 72,75 Seelinger, Lynn: l9,96,l6B Sell, George: l35 Selle,Jeflrey: lOl,lO4 Shah, Vimal: 28,36 Shepherd, Stewart: 44,57,66,72, Shepley, Janet: 63,l35,l65 Shike, Joyce: 46 Shoop, Margaret: 56 Stlvatici,Maigaret: n.p. Simmons,Josette: lO6,l42 Slerrett, Ellen: np, Skinner, Wendy: np. Slavin, Michael: 72,7478 Small,John: 5B,60,65,72,l35,lo5 Smallman, Barbara: 26,l40 Smiderski, Lewese Davis: 22,68 Smith, Nancy: 60,l65 I33 199 OO Solliday, Suzanne: n.p. Somers, Walter: n,p. Soos, Lee Ann: 11 Sorenson, Kristin: 17 Spark, Cathy: 103,104 Staehling,Michael: 27,102 Stern, Gina: 33,135 Stern, Jellrey: 33 Stewart, Linda: 18,24 Stewart, Linda Faye: n.p. Stacksel, Paul: 7 Stirba, Susan: n,p. Stollregen, Linda: 135 Stahl, Barbara: 3,26 Strand, Jettrey: 78,79,85,14l Streen, Edward: n.p. Stioschin, Cynthia: 103 Swayze, Elaine: 106,135 Swonguer, Carolyn: n:p. Templer, Georgia: np, Terry, Christine: 50 TeSel1e,Elizabeth: 35,65 Theurer, Karin: 135 Thomas, Martin: 166 Thomas, Teresa: 135 Thompson, Barbara: 19 Thompson, Diane DeWild: Adair, Arthur B, 123 Ale-rander, Richard B. 118 Alexander, Roxie 126 Baker, Richard C. 126 Barsness, Joanna W: 120 Bennett, John F. 125 Bolling, Douglass 123 Brennen, Dennis 126 Bromley, Richard 122 Bulliel, Mildred 121 Carley, Leon 121 Chapman, Thomas A. 124 Conlon, Frieda 128 Crawlord, Victor A. 128 Dedriclr, Philip B. 121 Den Adel, Raymond L, 124 DeWild, Charles M: 119 Doerr, Irene Rockwell 129 Alexander, Donna 114 Asprooth, Beth 115 Baker, William D. 113 Bardoulas, Caroline 117 Baumann, Marie Louise 114 Bladecki Mary Ann 112 Brechlin, Channing 117 Christiansen, Judy 113 Decious, Sharon 115 Cvidclings, Van 117 Hamm, Marilyn 117 Heckinger, John F, 113 Hewitt, Richard M. 114 Hill, Nancy L. 113 Hitchcock, Elizabeth 115 Howard, John A: 112 59,92 Thompson, Kathryn: n.p. Tkach, Evelyn: 50,62,108,166 Todd, Cynthia: 106 Topel, Gerald: n.p. Toscana, James Vincent: 33,85 Trask, Susan: 38,134 Troutman, Ernerst: 7,8687 Trutlin, Delores: 24 Tureson, Marlo: 166 Turnbull, Wallace: 97,168 Tuthill, James: 3,26 Valenti, David: 24 Varhus, Sara: 35,135,138,l41 Velduis, Johannes: 40,103,105 Vinson, Pamela: 21 Von Ammon, Karla: 17,43,69,106 Von Roesch1aub,Phoebe: n.p. VonWiegand, Pamela: 59,103 Voss, Nancy: 61,107,166 Wadle,Michael: 17,62 90,91,100,167 Waldrop, Ruth: 26,51 Walker, Doris: n.p. Walker,Jennia: 40 Walker, Randal: 36 Walter, Barbara: 135 Waterman, Day: 3,62,166 FACULTY I DEX AMI Doerr, Phillip 126 Fisher, Marshall 119 Fowler, M. Knox 118 Golton, Richard 125 Hadden, Pat 120 Harrington, Patricia A. 120 Heidinger, Maurice 118 Hoffman, Jeanette 127 Hutt, William 122 Hutchrolt, Alan C. 124 Kowal, Richard 119 Lathers, Verna 120 Lewis, Mary Dearing 125 Milne, Joan 127 Palmer, David W. 120 Podeschi, Ronald L. 118 Pohl, Rudolph G. 127 Poor, M, Jayne 128 Weaver, Pamela: n.p. Weigle, Jane: 23 Weirather, Randy: 36,4091 Wells, Walter, Jr.: 86,87,97,168 White, Deborah: 21 White, Karen: 101 White, Nora: 63,167 Whiting, Donna: 135 Whittenberger, Thomas: 62,99,105,167 Williams Williams, Willman, Donald: 36 Heather: 17,58,68,92 Williams, Williams, ,Joyce: 24,135 Ruelaine: 19,67,92 Carol: 26,135 Wimpress, Wendy: n,p. Winchester, Stanley: n.p. Winslow, Katrina: n.p. Wishart, Elizabeth: 46 Wolf, Christy: 135 Worgess, Thomas: 37,52 Wormley, Susan: n,p. Wulpern,Mariaria: 63,143,166 Wyatt, Tim: 28,88 Yates, Nancy: 38,135 Zimny, Dovie: 134 Zisserson, Warren: 63,9O,135 Provo, Wade A: 124 Reynolds, Michael 125 Ridditord, Frances 120 Rogers, Alescia 120 Rogers, Spaulding 121 Ross, Gordon D, 123 Savitz, Jan 118 Schumaker, John A. 119 Sherman, Elnora 128 Slavens, Mariorie 125 Stabler, George 121 Stoufler, Lois 120 Walhout, Donald 124 Walsh, Eva 123 Ware, Sally Lo 119 Wollner, Mary H.B. 127 NI TR TION INDEX Jessen, Lou Ann 116 Jester, Ralph 115 Johnson, Barbara 117 Johnson, Karen L. 115 Kearsley, Frederick 117 Kerns, Clayton W. 114 Laurich, Steve 122 Lindstrom, Florence 113 Mayrose, Anne 46,116 McCarty, John T, 112 Mills, Donald R, 115 Moore, Curtis H: 49 Moser, Lucille 122 Meyers, Catherine 116 Peterson, Janaan 117 Remencius, Rosemarie 112 Rolles, Mary Sue 114 Scheanold, Elinor 117 Schweitzer, Mary 114 Smith, Vivian 115 Spence, John D: 112 Spongberg, Barbara 116 Stump, Sara Louise 116 Tatum, G. 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