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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1981 volume:

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Although the campus community is comprised of only 1,200 students, Rockford College does provide a variety of people. They range from athletes to actresses, and biologists to writers. Even with such diversity, the campus does seem to have some unity. The main bond for most students is to receive a good education for their future. With the time to study completed, socializing plays just as an important part in college life. One can't deny that the students at Rockford College know how to have a good time. ' ,W , --sl ',. 1 - - - 1 - .. F' A will as-A lvki ' ' 5 W V as - .4uP- -'. .. ,.,,, 1. Seems Dann Grindemann enjoyed the time he ' spent in the French Club's Bastille at Club Fair. 2. A nice day for a walk around campus. 3. Senior Halloween Pumpkin Delivery Service: Kelly McCarthy, Linda Troutman, Bill Moreland, T.J. Tyler, Anne Yeager, Eli Melendez, Bill Marcille, Tom X Ruud, and Steve Schneider. 4. Martha Clift does her disappearing trick for .lim Zimmerman at the Cumming's Luau Party. 5. Don't let the bed bugs bite! was echoed during the first Sophomore class sponsored Tuck-in-Tuesday. Tuckers shown here are: Laura Wasowicz, Chris Kowalke, John Roakes, Beth Stoddard, Dave Warden, Mike Morris, Mara Coughlan, and Anthony Schelich. 6. Freshmen Follies Rock-n-Roll Band: Joe Krug, Lisa Hoffmeister, Annette Anthony, and Chuck Cerniglia. 7. Jackie Crow and Scott Bunn show their spirit during the Homecoming game. A A-v-.:Yi2'7 E .- 5, 2 A Closer Look 45: 4-. 2 , IV Y J3- wf 34 G , 91 ,Q , 1-go '-'fs if ix. A. LEXFGESEECQEXQLQWQ-2-ssiorms anti' R Inspiration? if 1 Queen Annie's Tree Sways in Time to Mahalia blossoming on the turntable. While I wait for an inspiration l can squeeze out between the skinny blue lines. Laura Wasowicz A Moment's Discovery lt's you and me again up to our necks it seems in battlevschemes I don't understand how you and I once so in love could change so drastically I demand to know what's going on- this is insane it's tragedy ' I look at the world anew and ask myself what , I ever saw in you I woke up one morning , to discover there was a stranger in my bed I wonder if l'lI ever recover. You're the strangest person I everknew that is I if you consider that I knew you which I didn't. A Cynthia Parks 4 Beauty Beautiful things trees the morning after a snowfall woods in the fall a sunset anytime a rainbow after thestorm and the light in your eyes when we're together.- Jerilyn K. Halpin O Student Art 5 I W .4 'Z frxsafalfs.-'J' A: - vi QV. a 1 ,-- , br-r, I naw, 2 X 'L .. iii' I I N ,F 1.1- ' 1 5?-434 :nf '- i,., .o5-e 7 Tenlke an Glloeeirf Look Altm tm: r-wan Yhhlf ,.':..s:.p M A m-ral. 11-:ul ' 0? ,hentai Aww RIVDLVIK LQGATQ 7 Tbwekni 5-pales ww. 1 J! 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Dorm students often organize outings to parks, apple orchards, and other well-known areas of interest off campus. Dorms also sponsor their own dances and parties, which they finance through bake sales, donut days, ice cream socials, and other fun-raisers. For the competitive dorm student, intramurals keep rivalry and fun a part of regular campus life. The most popular activities must be Rockford ColIege's numerous clubs and organizations. Students often originate their own clubs, so the spectrum of activities at Rockford College will certainly continue to grow in the coming years. 8 A Closer Look 1 V ' 4 l 7 pf ,...0'wf,:.3,, 2 sg ,,-e '4. , gg his sw, 'l 7 s'c f Q f ,J 4, . ,,.., . 4 1 U 8' j 'Ml 911 Q ' If f I ,as 5 5:3 g f ,af , ga. 6 'g'-H' ia' si 1. Hank Brautigam goes country- western. 2. A nice, sunny day for Club Fair. 3. Burpee Center. 4. German Club wins Tour de France. Members: John Koch, Dr. James Schmitt, Jim Wilbur, and Steve Schneider. 5. Anne Yeager and Eli Melendez waltz. A Closer Look 9 1 Artists: 1. Julia Stotler, senior. 2. Donna Addison, freshman. 3. Terri Komar, senior. 4. Dave Michaelowski, junior. 5. Amy Taylor, senior. 6. Jane Gorecki, senior. 7. Barb Burkhardt, senior. 10 Student Art ,few ..,- , 1 ffef4.4zi?4: . v ' ,.....,.....-.--. 6 I ffl fvwmyv ?f x . , A ,I- I Wiki ' I 5fJl,:.'e3 WQS-3 ' . 'YF '. I 'W 1 I K!-f 'r - . '- f' - , V14 84,-if , ' . arg , We if .lfiwii 1 ,. f' 'W ily. il, I I 151,41 ,1 , J , ,, 5. 1 fi . I r F114 . 4 gh! , fi 1 iii? 2 ' f' . I r A I I I I Q: ,gl A, X7 , I fu Z I I is ' 'ja Y b A . A i -ah' IR. ' ll Q, If In I eg U if I Q , . 51 XA ,, fi I 53,3525 I I rf wg if ' - ' LI df? i 543' 7 I ' . :aff-I , A I , u 1 .QV .,-9 S ' , f V . ,A E W- E 1 4 fd. ,iffy I. ', , Q' I id ., i'cff.?sn UPON RECEIVING A WINCHESTER A gift from Dad, No occasion Just an understanding of his little girl's passion A barrel, 16 W inches long 22 one hundredths of an inch wide A stock, beautiful and full fine, fascinating durative wood Sanded, stained to perfection Lever ation, Iron sights: Buckhorn and bedpost Upon cocking A click or two so smooth So gentle, nothing grating Machinery that moves so well A celebration so immense. Marianne Pelletier Student Art 11 Take A Gllosetr Look liktcm . . . The Involvement at Rockford College: Student involvement makes college life exciting. Activities outside the classroom can be as educating as those inside, and they can be just as rewarding. Rockford College has such a large range of activities, from campus jobs to clubs to communications, that anyone can find an organization in which their talents can be put to good use. Getting involved in school organizations can provide a student with a stronger sense of accomplishment than classroom achievement at times, because the student chooses to get involved in an activity, whereas classroom projects are required. Involvement in areas outside of the classroom helps to provide a student with a complete and fulfilling college experience. xslt ie? Xi! as 12 A Closer Look 3 I I E I I I gi X-I in +I ' , 3 ,. ,, .. X 1 I I I 1:-f -M Q I wk 9 z ig af3i,EXX9Q,,QwQm,W 44' SN XX Q fy X N3 MN fg-wma gg ggwgir A Nzvvgggff Qggcwwfu- N A 4- :A aw ww I I I I I I I I I 51, I. I -I , x,.x I -. Tr '. 3 Q I- - if . -ww! X. : I avail? V at K M ' gm Mx.. :.,f., .N . ,y E, ': .,l J-I 'IF 6 Q3 A,, any W ' -V6 I 1, F 1 A 'Pi' -r :J ' 1 4 , 5 5 1 ' 1 I i, Take an Qllosetr Look Likttm... Laura Jane Addams was born in Cedarville, Illinois, on September 6, 1860. Her father, John Addams, was the largest landholder in Stephenson County, a memberof the Illinois state legislature, and a Quaker. He was the greatest influence on Jane Addams' life. Jane Addams entered the Rockford Seminary in 1877. She was an outstanding student and was graduated with honors in 1881. After graduation, Miss Addams traveled abroad and dreamed of helping the poor. Miss Addams and a former schoolmate, Ellen Gates Starr, refurbished and established Hull House in Chicago, a neighborhood center among the immigrant population with a number of programs from day care to college courses. In 1909, Jane Addams becaue the first woman president on the National Conference on Social Welfare. She led in the fight for women's suffrage, and served as president of the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom from 1915 to 1929. In 1931, Miss Addams was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. Jane Addams died of cancer in 1935 and was buried in Cedarville in the Addams family plot. l.. .P fe ' -., V' g 1. Jane Addams Cholding parasolb and classmates at Rockford College. 2. Hull House at the University of Illinois Chicago Circle Campus. 3. The main living room of Hull House. 4. Jane Addams in her 5O's. Artwork: The Addams homestead in Cedarville, Illinois. 14 Jane Addams ' 1 Jane Addams 15 19 1 Recensio Staff Co-editors: David Paulsen and Ann Morris Assistant Editor: Lee Ann Chamberlain Business ManagerfAds Editor: Dawn Mullard Staff: Julie Bjorn, Owaissa Carter, Deb Gaddis, Lisa Godde, Linda Nazarini, Andrea Oesterrich, Lori Sorensen, Mark Zelman. Photographers: Mark Beakey, Conan Donnellan, Gary Geiger, Leon Lagerstam, and David Paulsen. Advisor: Dr. Dain Trafton Representatives: Mike Virlee, Belle Simons, Gary Hughes, and Richard Diana, Herff Jones Yearbooks. Photography Studio: Sudlow Photography, Danville, ll. Special Thanks: Barb Allen, Joe Alsup, John Amato, Helen Erickson-Alumni Office, Joe Hickey, Leon Lagerstam, Andy Langousis, Bill Langston-P.E. Department, Darlo Long, Mary McLaughlin-Development, John Meklenberg-Public Relations, Dr. John Price, Jon Roakes, Dr. Joel Tibbetts, Gordon Wenziker, Vic Yehling, the Student Government, and everyone else who helped. l i 16 Recensio Situncdlea-Lmit Lnfcf-Q Socializing with Dad 5 XTJJ if 1. Chris Herman and dad try their hands at poker. 2. Ted Fritz deals at the roulette wheel. 3. Leslie Robins, Beth Ruppert, and Val Jackson. 18 Dads' Day Dad's Day was filled with fun and traditional activities. Students and dads cheered the Regents during the afternoon soccer game and then enjoyed a steak dinner in Burpee. Dads and students gambled the night away at Casino Night, which was held in the Snack Bar. rl! 1. Linda Troutman, Kim. Speers, and Linda Determan carve pumpkins in McGaw. 2. A wassail in Forrest Cool Lounge. 3. John Koch, Steve Espach, Mike Morris, and Laura Wasowicz decorate the Christmas Tree in. Cummings Living Center. 4. The Unknown Gobhn f?Q I Lf' At Rockford College, holidays are always festive. At Halloween, Jack o lanterns carved by the seniors decorate all the buildings on campus Wassail parties are hosted by each class in Forrest Cool Lounge at Christmas, and the Freshmen Class decorates the campus at night Dances are held for Halloween, Christmas, and Holidays 19 I . C . i ' 1 l l i 7 A A 5 VL!! lx X ll l ,. ' A 5 ff I at tl 1 ,4 In Q 4 it A K,-I ff 3 '1' ' K, , X i . f ex , . A si .J .gg . fl. .1 Dames At Sea is a rousing musical which was presented in autumn at Rockford College in Maddox Theatre. The scene is set in the early thirties and takes place in a 42nd Street theatre and on a battleship. Cast members included: Karen Andersen, Michael Bleidel, Penna Broman, Marcy 3 Bullock, Chuck Cavazos, Susie Dean, Valerie JECKSOFI, C3l'lClElCe LGBUFI, Jim Martine, Lou Ann 1. Pat Tinsley, Mike Bleidel, Karen Anderson, Jim Martine, Lou Ann McKinney' Elizabeth Solandv and pat Tinsley. McKinney, and Chuck Cavazos. 2. Susie Dean, Liza Soland, and Karen Anderson. 3. Mike Bleidel and Pat Tinsley. 20 Student Life fqwfm saw +A, t Nxt X we 1 , KM f ' ,S 4 , X - lllll by om fn- ' 2 . A , 1 X -49'1'K I, -wh. She Stoops To Conquer , an eighteenth century spoof on romantic comedy, was presented in March in Maddox Theatre. The play required much research into the styles and characteristics of the people of that time period. The cast members worked hard to perfect the mannerism of the various characters in order to make them seem real to the audience. Cast members included: Karen Andersen, Thomas Blum, Chuck Cavazos, Arlyn Eisenbrandt, Mitchell Evans, Valerie Jackson, Joe Kvidera, Matt Lenz, Darren McCroom, Lou Ann McKinney, Greg Nielson, and David Paulsen. i 4 1. Arlyn Eisenbrandt, Darren McCroom, Chuck Cavazos, Val Jackson, and Paul Westman. 2. Lou Ann McKinney and Beth Ruppert. 3. Leslie Robins and Tom Blum. 4. Joe Kvidera, Beth Ruppert, Greg Nielson, Chuck Cavazos, Lou Ann McKinney, Leslie Robins, and Tom Blum. Student Life 21 rGolds. th JJ In May, Everyman was presented in Fisher Memorial Chapel. The drama is a 15th century morality play about a man's search for redemption. Everyman' was the last play of the 1980-81 Performing Arts Series. Cast members included: Carole Baisch, Ralph Cohen, Linda Davison, Lynda Delaforgue, Lori Gosstrom, Joe Kvidera, Stephen Mintz, and Pat Tinsley. 22 Student Life 1 First Januar Intensive Term 1981 was the first year for the January Intensive Term. Students had the option of taking classes for credit in lieu of the old pass-fail system. The courses offered had a more academic orientation, the old theme system having been abondoned. Students had the opportunity to take part in many social activities. Among these were ice skating, movies, tubing at Aldeen Park, ice cream socials, and basketball games. The Intensive Term provided a good base for the development of future Intensive Terms. 1. A snowy atmosphere for Intensive Term '81. 2. The violin- cello class instructed by Dr. Whipple. Class members: Chuck Freutel and Brian Johnson. 3. The cast members of Glitz. Student Life 23 i i i E 5 I 4? sus, nobr' 'QL i 4 air. 5 . 'L 'H Q ' I 'h X N A X ree-Penny Shows 1. Lady House Blues. 2. Glitz. 3. Indian i 'eff 'V Six 3. 5 Q z. N fm Wants the Bronx : Arlyn Eisenbrandt and Darren McCroom. 4. The Telephone : A ' mini-musical for Vanessa Yates' senior seminar. 5. A one rnan show featuring Greg Nielson. 6. Pat Tinsley and Laura Wasowicz. 2 24 Student Life -A .fp A Q. H ,953 . A, , . A Q., 5 Eg, -'fw- JQ, MMM.. - B , ,, sg- . 'f . : 5If1f? ,.. --1 ' fn'-f 1 'lt L I ' V ,,:.+f'. ,.,Q..fi:2., 5 77 . .--Q-1 -' f'2'fi1ff.'-'QQ' YA 'I 5 3 Q 1 Ha ,mm Y . , f A Weekend ith om t 'il The traditional lVlom's Day was held A the first weekend in March. Mothers were greeted by students l i 'E in Lower Burpee Lobby on Saturday morning and presented with corsages. After lunch, a reception i was held in the formal lounge in IVlcGaw, where mothers had the i chance to meet faculty. Moms and 2 their sons and daughters then ate a buffet supper in Regents Hall. The Theatre Arts Department presented She Stoops to Conquer in Maddox Theatre, after which the moms watched a student talent show in the Snack Bar. 26 Student Life 1. The afternoon reception in McGaw Hall. 2. Student entertainment featuring Joe Kvidera and Karen Andersen. 3. Saturday night's performance of She Stoops to Conquer. Shown are: Leslie Robins and Joe Kvidera. f Roll Out the Keggers 1. Miller Time! 2. The active participants in the tug-of-war. 3. The weekend's main attraction. 4. The winning tug-of-war team: Front Row: Cheryl Sipes, Heather Paulsen, Joan Mosher, M'eIlen Huckstep, and Kathy Best. Back Row: Jeff Mosher, Frank Horvat, and two guests. Every year near the end of April, former and present students come together to bathe in the sun and have a good time. April Badness 1981 was no exception. During the day, large quantities of food and beer were consumed, and a band performed. Students played games and participated in the Miller Lite Tug-o-War. The day was topped off by a performance by Big Twist and the Mellow Fellows, a rousing end to a terrific day. ll in..:..,i--+- FU prin Is in The Air 1. May Day Court 1981: Front Row: Elizabeth Bettner, queen, and Chris Kazenecki, king, missing, Row 2: Vivian Veach Hickey and Denise Berker. Row 3: Linda Troutman, senior rep.: Sara Gittings, senior rep.g Cindy Lopez, junior rep., Deborah Bogan, sophomore rep.g and Susan Winterbauer, freshman rep. Back Row: Don Kuhnen, senior rep.g John Hegel, senior rep.g Jim Blohm junior rep.g Dave Warden, sophomore rep.g and Bruce Ludeke, freshman rep. 2. The May Pole Dance performed by Rockford's West High School on Burpee Commons. 3 The May Day Dance. X Two special events contributed to May Day 1981. A picnic was held on commons in the afternoon. During the evening the traditional lVlay Day Dance took place at the Rockford Women's Club in downtown Rockford. 28 Student Life 3 QXGQCCQQLETDIJGS A' 4. 1. Bill Marcille works on his lithograph design. 2. l Students stop to chat on a clear spring day. 3. Lisa J Graber and Susie Dean pulling an all nighter. 4. Miss 4 Ware and Dr. Slavens make their first visit to the French CIub's Bastille at Club Fair. 5. Laura Lansing l studying for her class in Modern Ethics. il li l l G-...R 2 W. c. mean 4!'Ns kv, vw -..,, ,W A4 Mr. Richard M. Baer Mr. Ray Baker Business Manager Economics and Business 30 Academics my em' -auf Mr. Channing Brechlin Mr. Richard Bromley Supervisor of Duplicating Physical Education and Services Recreation, Chairman Dr. Rufus Cadigan Theatre Arts, Acting Chairman .3 Q Y ,Q az A cw? . 5 933 '-7-:fi-2-:-J:i:Z7,II ':3iKWZ:5'E-:7E': 13553 riliziffii? 1 J Q' ,px 'xx iii 'wh mf' Dr. A. Leon Carley Biology Q! I Dr. Gerald Caton Dr. John W. Coffey MV- Ralph Cohen MVS. Karen C00per Mathematics and Political Science, Director of Audio-Visual Acquisitions Librarian Computer Science Chairman Services Academics 31 . -Q ,: . .T ..-v -. .M . . ,M .........., Bv- xx ,DA 1 4- ,av . ,aisfm Mr. Philip Dedrick Art, Chairman r . 1.549 :vu -a:5,5..,.f,':-35.1 :'?F':1'94'7 - r ,:'- ' .:4r:v5:275fHf , 'l' gf . - ,.,t fx ' '- 1 'if' Q ' ' X M , E V if , . -52, Q it V N, :f f .- 1. , I ,-1- V. 1 ..i'Iffi? - - te - E - V Mr. Robert J. Evans Economics and Business 32 Academics 1 A f S X. .at N,-.L Mrs. Dorothy Delman AnthropologyfSociology, Chairwoman Mrs. Josephine Feldman Music, Voice Instructor ww- , ,. . ' s We xv f t Q, r'+ - V was x 7 Q Dr. Raymond DenAdel Classics, Chairman I, Mr. Marshall Fisher Director of Registration and Advising Mr. Charles DeWild Physical Education and Recreation 'UK Dr. G. Lawrence Forman Biol08Y. Chairman 'b7'mfq5'5vf:-fi ffvwgv If L5 is-5,f 'X 6 2 f ,,::1,, A 'fl Q Q .E i 44 A 3 T' , 'X mg? ft 'X N 1 5 an 14:2 . yn, s X s X X - it Mrs. Helen Erickson Director of Alumni Relations Dr. David Foxgrover Chaplain - 1 1 J. fy ,A ,4,: V . ' fs, .. mr 3 , 'wx , 1- if f ,QP .. 1. , I 78 Y 'X V. ,. i aft f A f X9 .j iQ,.. ff Q Giga: f i Hb Dr. .Jules Gleicher Dr. Paul Gottfried Political Science History, Chairman i ,.,. --r ,,,'- 2' 4 . -- f1:':q2Z?1Q J F wx A Y ,:... - N - n...- .,.- x ,,... - rf' I l A Dr. Thomas R. Giddens Mr. Joseph Gilg Mr. John V. Glass, Jr. I Dean of Continuing and Theatre Arts, Technical English E Graduate Education Director l l l 5 1. Classmates listen intently during their advanced mathematics lecture. 2. Cindy Davis practices the Q piano in Fisher Chapel. 3. John Terranova studies in l the library. 4. The Dance for Enjoyment class I practices square dancing. 5. Protest sculpture for instructor Pete Stone's sake. 34 Academics nv- 99' Dr. J. Keith Keeling Philosophy and Religion Academics 35 n-. P Q5 ...Q .-1-.,,, , 'L f . I' o - Q Mr. Andrew Langouissis Art Mr. Clarence McDermaid Education if 'K-. Mr. William Langston Physical Education and Recreation, Athletic Dir. AUX Mr. Thomas McFadden Mr Winston McKean Miss Mary K McLaughlin Dr Wilma McNess Computer Science, Dir. Assistant Dean of the Associate Director of Education of Computer Center College Fund Development l0Ve I . f' S' A ' 'xl watt wmv' , 3 A5 :H ' 32 'mr , Fd,wWf'5 5 , -131- wm- H-W1 Y 'HS P Z. .V Q .vbll Y I l ..VV,V I l,.,, 4::. . E H .,..: kvnl. 5 .Q 1 1. Soccer coach Paul Banta. 2. Mary Collins practicing the piano. 3. A typical class in Scarborough Hall. 4. Dean Joel Tibbetts racing in the Tour de France. 5. Students converse over various topics in their biology class. J., ,Q UN. li: 31 Mr. James T. Michna Miss Patrice Milkovitch Head Librarian Physical Education and Recreation 38 Academics C131 Mrs. Catherine Myers Dir. of Career Counsel- ing and Placement C' 'IJ' Mr. Henry Nance Mrs. Virginia O'Brien Economics and Business Main Desk Supervisor 1-zz'--'gr 3 Miss Jayne Poor Associate Chaplain Music Student Health Director Dance, Chairwoman 1 . Nia ..':' vf,,yx . , f f WI' , 1 I 9' . jf -5 1 Q: . M ' 4:1-QQ 1 9 K I ,ref X V' . ..2fa1f : ' A ' 'v 2222 1 lv Mrs. Meredith Potter Mathematics and Comp Sci., Dept. of Comp Sci. Chairwoman gap' ,es ' z ,ww Academics 39 min A142- f I UE 'Qu 5 x.,t-. Z X. x. gf oy 5 X xx a X Nix .. , YE 5 '1 , E:YX Fi . f Q. ,W X X X - -mf 8- 9:F' Ill ll!!! X g., gas- 2 'll baron W f , an F r ng. f . , Q5 x ll 'f , 1 f J 3 f fflix I lunu -up : H , Q' Q X, .4 ' Q mm-wh ,.. 1. Dean Joel Tibbetts converses with Pat O'Brien. 2. An exercise in trust in Mrs. Strang's P.E. class. 3. Dr. John Kenny averages his students' grades. 4. Wally Hegel researches information for his paper. 5. Dr. Rufus Cadigan confers with student Pat Tinsley. K . I r Dr. Wade Provo Dr. N. Gopala Rao Dr. Fred Rezazadeh Miss Leslie Robison French Physics, Chairman Economics and Business Theatre Arts, Costume Designer ' at . ...S fx ,g. Bmw- ...iv- 1, X Xxx- . GI. . .i , .,. Dr. James J. Schmitt Dr. John A. Shumaker Dr. Marjorie Slavens Mr. James E. Smith German Mathematics, Chairman Spanish, Dept. of Foreign Controller Languages, Chairwoman 41' -4..'I1 Dr. Gordon Ross History, Division of Social Studies Chairman Ti Dr. Peter J. Stanlis English, Professor of Humanities Academics 41 'fi-R .Sw maj .,..X.. . ,K . . L : f why' .. tex, :-A ,Z . nfs. Wax A ur! Dr. Norman L. Stewart Mrs. Shirley Storsveen Mrs. Gayle Strang Dr. Robert D. Strickler President of the College R.N. Physical Education and Psychology Health Center Recreation ..j?.Q' Qffg Q. S A , a ii Xl M -z 'I X 'S i K Xe NK 4 X i I 1 u KN sf 'Z-ff FY xi. 'QQ N' . 'W 'C . N. in ., ,W D , W Q 0 H v' i- , il. 1 .Mi i lffili'f'?t:tFi ii-f 515: -.M HW: -QMS-' '71 'Xiu 'PF i - T' J, i?tii,.gi2N 1 fiat. ,i:nJl,l? ail- f 013' . tiki' W 1 5' .X N '-' K l ' .5 e 'st Mrs. Joan A. Surrey Public Services Librarian z ' ,, -ofa' Q -,J if,A . ' A7 4-f V X '.-w f-'Irs 'Q 1- 4-Y A it . ' ' M' K X w 1. Mrs. Eleanor Stanlis instructs Anne Hubbard in her violin lessons. 2. A critique of student work in the watercolor class. 3. Jackie Mullen searches for clothing articles to be used in the next theatre production. 4. Dr. Alan Hutchcroft constructs a molecular model. 5. A windy day doesn't stop Lisa Schultz from going to class. y 42 Academics 2 . 3' K ,qs 5 3 5 Academics 43 Not Pictured: Paul Banta, Physical Education and Recreation, Pamela Bloomquist, Assistant Director of Admissions, Dr. Mahmood Butt, Chairman of Education, Dr. Victor Crawford, Chemistry, Mary Ashby Cheek American Citizen Professor, Dr. Frank Howard, Chairman of Economics and Business, Dr. M. Enamul Karim, English, Dr. John Kenny, Chairman of Psychology, Robert McCauley, Art, John Mecklenburg, Dir. of Public Relations, Dr. David Pippitt, Biology, Elizabeth Richmond, Education and Child Development, Dir. of Reading, Peter Stone, Art, Barbara Strickler, Assistant Dir. of Financial Aid, Daniel Veaner, Theatre Arts, Set and Lighting Designer, David Wallen, Economics and Business, Charles Wharton, Dean of Enrollment, Planning. 1. More late hours spent in the computer lab. 2. Residence Hall Directors: Dann Grindemann, Kent Complex, Beth Stoddard, McGaw Hall, Greg Warren, Cummings Complex. 44 Academics ,CS-A-P' Father Robert Verstynen Associate Chaplain Mrs. Louise Welch Director of ARA Food Service Dr. Donald Walhout Chairman, Philosophy and Religion Dr. Gordon E. Wesner Vice President, Dean of the College nt -, , ...-. ... in . .N ,, Miss Sally Lo Ware French, Director of Language Laborotory Dr. Walter Whipple Music, Chairman Sitnulcdlermits The Class of 1981 After the rush of fmals and the excitement of graduatlon I sat back and thought about our Rockford College experience Through the puctures of October Day to May Day I reallzed what makes part of Rockford College so special tradltuon As seniors we continued tradltlons In our pumpkm hanging Charter Day ballooning Senior Day revellmg and the multupllclty of other college actuvltles Senior Semmars student offlces sports and everyday Ilfe on campus has prepared us to go out Into the real world and use our experiences to excell In our professions and Iuve Ilfe to Its fullest While we are spending our days In separate ways remember what we have shared that whlch bonds all of us together we are the graduatmg class of 1981 Best wishes to all Judlth K Barber BS Business Admumstratuon BA Psychology Rockford IL Rockford IL Karen L Beckstrand Lawrence C Akre Jr B S Chemistry South Belolt IL Jodl J Blllstrom BA EngIIshfMusIc Rockford IL 46 Sensors Lmda Troutman Senior Class Presldent Eluzabeth A Bettner BA Economlcs Oregon IL Julna Driscoll Bjorn Terrance Booth Warren J Boykun B A Buslness Admumstratlon B A AnthropoIogyfSocIoIogy B A POIIUCSI 5C'9VlCe Waukegan IL Berwm IL Cleveland OH If . . . U I 1 ., . ,, . . ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' ' 1 A YI - ' 1 , T . A . , , 57 4 , Q. H- r ff Z ' V I 5 W Y.: . 5 ' -. Y? - V' ' . we , , t ':5 ' . , ' 5,42 , . , . I - ' 1 v R , I fx ,- Yi fs , 1 ' ' V I I Barbara A. Burkhardt Jody Carlson Sandra J. Chapman Linda Decampa B.F.A. Art B.A. Child Development B.F.A. Art I B.A. Socioibgy La Grange, IL Rockford, IL Rockford, IL Loves park IL Wendy S. Derr Linda Determan B.A. Psychology B.A. Chemistry Villa Park, IL Warren, ll. Sarah E, French Charles Freutel B.A. EnglishfEIem. Education B-S Accounfins Loves Park, IL ROCkf0I'd, IL Jacquelin D. Dixon Steven R. Espach B.S. Biology B.F.A. Performing Arts Chicago. IL Sag Harbor, NY I Gary Frost Sarah H. Gittings B.S. Accounting B.F.A. Art Davenport, IA Racine, WI Seniors 47 Jane C Gorecki Evergreen Park IL Kenneth A Haviland B S Business Administration Rockford IL Thomas F Johnson B A Business Administration Rockford, IL 48 Seniors If I I I I B.F.A. Art !l James Graber B.S. Business Administration Chicago, IL John M. Hegel B.S. Business Administration Arlington Heights, IL ir- .-.ff I ltr' Betsy A. Joslin B.A. Political Sci.fPsychology - Des Moines, IA Sumiko Grebas Sheryl Lynn Harbison B.A. English B.S. Child Development Hopewell, VA Orland Park, IL Hollis Ann Hoppe Martha D. Jensen B.S. Accounting B.A. Pgychglggy ROCkf0l'CI. IL Rockford, IL David J. Kiefer Abdel Mu'ti Kirrish B.A. Political Science B.S. Business Administration Rockford, IL . Jerusalem, Israel Terri Komar Karl C. Koonmen, Jr. Alexander Korkolis 'I B.F.A. Art Joliet, IL Don Kuhnen B.A. Business Administration Prophetstown, IL Melinda Lenox B.S. Business ADministration Winnebago, IL B.S. Economics B.F.A. Performing Arts Rockford, IL Rochelle, IL Lori Lyn Larson Steven W. Lawler B.A. EconomicsfGerman B.S. Sociology Rockford, IL Rockford, IL V5 . j 1 . Q Ellen Burke Lynch Kathleen Lyon B.A. English B.F.A. Art Erie, PA Rockford, IL Mary K. Krogull B.S. Biology Freeport, IL I Rh-onda L. Layng B.A. EngIishfPhiIosophyf Political Science Rockford, IL Patricia A. Maggio B.A. English Rockford, IL Seniors 49 William F Marcille B F A Art East Peoria IL Ellen L McHugh B A AnthropologyfSociology Rockford ,IL Eliezer Melendez, Jr. B.A. HistoryfPoIitical Science Chicago. IL N,.x.f,K U. Lou Ann McKinney B.A. DancefTheatre Arts Rockford, IL Julie Mezner B.A. Child Development Rockford, IL It . . , I Kelly J. McCarthy B.A. English Rockford, IL Karen M. McWeeny Mark J. Mitkusevitch B.S. Business Administration ,B.A. Business Administration Rockford, lL Rockford, lL urges .4 ., . Q , ,N u s wt.,- I 1' -J William Moreland Roderick Myers Opal Odum Daniel J. O'Neill B.S. Mathematics B.F.A. Art B.S. AnthropologyfSocioIogy B-A. Cl3SSlCSfFl'ef'lChf Santa Ana, CA Rockford, lL Freeport, lL Political Science I 50 Seniors Rockford, IL Bettyann Pappenfus Lori Anne Perrone Leslie Robins ' Elizabeth A. Ruppert B.A. Business Administration! B.F.A. Art B.F.A. Performing Arts B.F.A. Performing Arts French Rockford, IL DI-II'lW00dy, GA Chicago. IL Oak Park, MN D Q, If fz SQ. W ,,--X ir? Q I.. Herbert Ruterschmidt Thomas G. Ruud Jerrold F. Sanborn Steven P. Schneider B.A. Accounting , B.A. Political Science B.S. Recreation B.A. English Chicago, lL Mt. Prospect, IL River Grove, IL Houston, TX Carol J. Schweikle Sandra Jill Sjolin Kathryn A. Smith Sharon M. Stevens B.A. Music B.A. Physical Education B.A. English B.S. Elementary Education Lake In The Hills, IL Rockford, IL Grosse Pointe Farms, Ml Belvidere, IL Seniors 51 xv' - Yuri Sunaba Lydia M. Swangren Amy L. Taylor Shelly Taylor B A English B.F.A. Art B.F.A. Art B.A. Child Development Nishinomlya Japan Rockford, IL Rockford, lL Rockford, IL X m Jane A Thompson Patricia Tinsley Rl Linda M. Troutman Tanya J. Tyler B A English B.F.A. DancefTheatre Arts ' B.A. GermanfHistory B.A. English Glendale WI Rockford, IL Bartlett, IL N. Las Vegas, NV Lee VanDeWostine B A English Prophetstown, IL 52 Seniors gf I I' John Vrett Jack Watson I Martina Wulf B.A. English B.S. Business Administration B.S. Accounting Rockford, lL Menomonee Falls, WI Rockford, IL ., .V-. t, , Q. t,-I .. .0 o ww. .,,,4 15, ,511 Y 'Sw ,f ' +I S 11 X z in X W . K A , W 305 ,E I, 1 W ' zv 'f'frf,?,, Vanessa L. Yates B.F.A. Performing Arts Anne E. Yeager B.A. Business Administration Freeport, IL Wayzata, MN Graduation . ' , ' V I H, v - - .3 4 eww-rv-'gui V 1 'I u i 3 , P ' 2 D 'S- ...s- --sq... ...L -Q. -audi' 'Kp Q 1 4 I f A 103. y i , ,V . Q ' lk! .94 t . 9 n W .3 if fs, ffqft . 1 A . .4 . ., M M ' , K 0 t f 5, ,Q Q is A Q -7, :n pri, . . ,.., K . , ,, , , M fwf gf 'l 'pvflx 'A ' Q ,y 1 V 'Y v. ' . f -it U P., A s 4, , I Q 'Q ' ' - .K -J ,1 -Ar, , 1 . -' 1 --. 3 K- , ' - i Q' 1 ' - ,ea ' 1. The short walk from Burpee to Seaver Gym. 2. Graduates M 'Q ' ' -,Q . ' - ' . 1 Q and guests listen to Commencement Speaker Ernest W. A. ' K , . . . . . .' ff tl v- A P 'I Q Lefever. 3. Seniors finally receive their diplomas. 'xv Z N V 5 ft' 1 2 Seniors 53 Amato Jo ergstrom Melmda Blackert LeAnn Blohm, James 54 Juniors I I Juniors 1982 Blum, Thomas 25,5 - , . fa' D Carlson, Christine Cascio, Dave 'eww Coughlan, Joseph 'fum 1 ' 1. Chris Kowalke, Robin Tyburski, Elin Johnson, Christy lreson, M'ellen Huckstep, Lee VanDeWostine, and Dietmar Gwinner. 2. Dann Grindemann donates blood at the V.S.C. sponsored blood drive. 3. Wild, Wild West Bunch 1981-82: Steve Lawler, Leanne Frisch, Lisa MacCrindle, Heather Paulsen, Mitch Evans, Beth Stoddard, Brian Evans, Mike Miller, and Anil Arora. 4. Talcott: Front Row: Mark Oliver, Dave DeMauro, and Rick Klotz. Row 2: Scott Epstein, Jeff Harre, Greg Nielsen, Jerry Sanborn, Dave Paulsen, and Craig Swiontek. Back Row: Warren Boykin, Ed Nettles, Paul Westman, John Koch, Mark Hatfield, and Joe Kvidera. 5. Barb Burkhardt, Mr. Philip Dedrick, and Jackie Robbins, 5 Juniors 55 1? Determan, Cara 'f?3fii,T75 'A ' ' ' ' Faeth, Gyl sw, IH Frisbie, Teresa Foss, Alan 56 Juniors gf ss ' ... 1. A busy Snack Bar for food and conversation. 2. Chris Herman and Doug Jones backstage at Freshmen Follies. 3. John Koch receives the first massage from the Emerson booth at Club Fair. 4. Ron Mclnnes, Yuri Sunaba, Joe Coughlan, and Randy Stayner. 5. Betsy Joslin and John Amato. Fox, Dorene Godinez, Ernesto Habib, Kalbe Hall, Don ' Juniors 57 Harre, Jeffri Hemmer, Bret n Hernandez, Jorge Hudnall, Vicki 9' w lv 'X fl' , r Hn. is - Huselbus, Candace , 'Q Hunter, Jessie If x Q -X il 5 Ivy, Quentina - l i 1. Sandy Chapman, Amy Taylor, and Julia Stotler. 2. Barnes: Front Row: Adrienne Sloat, Beth Ruppert, Kakie Smith. Row 2: Dawn Griswold, Vicki Hudnall, Martha Clift, Theresa Casey, LaSonja Davis. Row 3: Lee Ann Chamberlain, Rhonda Derrer, Anne McCauley, and Kathy Novak. Back Row: Dawn Mullard and Carrie cbulman. 3. Ed Nettles. 4. The William Shakespeare Festival: Jim Martine, Joe Kvidera, Chuck Cavazos, and Jeff Harre. 5. The annual square dance held in Regents Hall. Juniors 59 Ireson, Veda Christina . 'U' .fr X ' ' A f:1f'f.'a..xff2'f2Et Q S5233 K Johnson Brian P- so Q Q v A mf: if - - . - ,QQ ss' ' K Xxx' N X , 1, Sift iw Cs gg ,xxx Q XY 5 Johnson, Elin Johnston, Bonnie i if Johnston, Cheryl 60 Juniors X fr .,. as If I x. A X , .,,,, 1 436 g,iz',n1' ,. Q J J- iw.. - f, i f 'W' 5 5 A A' , 2 , , ,i tv? J . A ', - ' . 1 1 , G ,ff ,ug . 3 I 1 , ig ' 52 'Y 4,4 5 I LJ gs i if . ,?5??iR. ff., . if 1. Lou Ann McKinney and Greg Nielson in She Stoops to Conquer. 2. Mrs. Barb Allen shows efforts of seniors' decorating. 3. Svenson: Front Row: Sid Ruby, Don Kuhnen, Mike Anderson, Ian Smith, and Mark Sheedy. Row 2: Hank Brautigam, Joe Alsup, Joe Coughlan, John Hegel, Bill DeBatty, Wolfgang Klein, Jim Renier, and Brian Andrews. Back Row: Al Wirth, John Bradshaw, Joe Svec, Jim Shiltz, Tom Root, John Anderson, Jim Fleming, and Rob Bauman. 4. The cheerleaders and Regent Rowdies at Dad's Day activities. 5. The remains of the Charter Day senior prank. Y -i anvil 1 , 1 f ., Xx 5 X , 1 2' I WW ff .f'-3 mm r 55, l Yr, ,aw ?ix'f'f' '61 1 ,,, Lindberg, Michael Longnecker, Debra Lopez, Cindy Maxwell, Donald 1. TQ's: Lisa Graber, Susie Dean, Leslie Robins, and Beth Ruppert. 2, Maureen Joy in Glitz . 3. Rich Diebner, Michelle Modrow, Karen Stevens, Kevin Readman, Bret Hemmer, Julie Mezner, and Adrienne Sloat. 4. 7th floor McGaw: Front Row: Ellen Lynch, Kim Spears, Vicki Hudnall, Linda Troutman, Chris Kowalke, and Mara Coughlan. Row 2: Susan Winterbauer, Sue Grebas, Lori Sorenson, Stephanie Veldhuis, Christy lreson, Chris Ericson, Elin Johnson, April Ogush, Val Jackson, and Jane Thompson. Back Row: Cheryl Sipes, Doreen Kane, Kathy Best, and Laura Lansing, 5. LeeAnn Chamberlain, Mark Hardie, Rick Klotz, and Sherri Harbison. m 'K'!. A -me-- S- '-w Egg'-wif 5'5f?a.1-2352 '5s..... -an ,K ., 'vi 'aa ag g 1,1 ' I . Uh . v z lv. Hs I V. '- L - . rf. , . , Lf. 'W w 1 'A ' . l 3 62 Juniors '11 'Pix ya 41' Q.. Quik!! if , 11 1- 'ZW 4 s a ,Qi McCauley, Anne McDermott, Kevin Metzger, Nancy Michaels, Thomas fb ag O 0 Q ,,,..A,,4,fffd - 5 . .V X: 5 fx' i SYM. ' W ,dl sex ' fir ' i We Q X. Micnalowski, David Miles, Kim Mullen, Jackie Nelson, Chris 64 Juniors S E X 4gyu,.A...e. . I - X ..,,, ., ' Nm 2 'EW 5 X 41-fi 5 5 1. Paul Watson and Jim Martine at the controls of WRCR. 2. Winter at Rockford College 3. Susie Dean and Val Jackson in Lady House Blues . 4. The growing pile of caps and gowns after graduation ceremonies. 5. Cummings RA's: Terry Kay, Jack Watson, Greg Warren-Head Honcho, Robin Tyburski, and Steve Lawler. Nutter, Wendy Joy Rathke, Nancy Reynolds, Ann Rich, Laura 6 vs if N X 5 f . Juniors 65 1. . .V . '12, ,. as , I Ricketts Pam if xfj I . T' I'-1 ' .5 E , ,,., ,,.:X 'H' 5, I, I .A . 15 Ruud Tom Samuelson Damta I Shultz, Jim Slifer, Davld I Traff, Lnnda Tyburskl, Robm 66 Junuors I I ' I -I , It V, A, ,uq . I I ' I I if we 'S b Z, '5' A , I I 1:5 4 , , ,--, 22, - - , Y I: .,v. .L .y 1 .,, Vx 1 I. 1 I 3 , I L P qv , . f 5 ' IH :gf I I ' I I H I. I I V i 1 5 4 in I ' H -4 5 if NF I :fn ' 3 V 15' V I I I I I I I I Wenziker, Gordon Wickerson. Margaret Wrage. Jeanne Zimmerman, Jim 1 Gundi Kjartansson shows torrri and strength in an R il victory. 2. Cummings' Goodwill Box Dreszw-up ste-ve Espaf Jeff Harre, Laura Wasowicz Steve lawier John Koch and Mark Hardie 3A A nice Indian Summer day 4 Mike Miller and Bill Reardon lead the new R C. alurnnb after the conclusion of graduation Juniors 61 SGPHOMORES 1983 Alsup, Joe Andersen, Karen Anderson, Tim Arora, Anil Bartholomew, Kelly Bartolomei, Karl Beakey, Mark Best, Kathy 68 Sophomores AQ Ox 'xo -se-,- ,.-- ,.,,. . .p K as .V - LA' :- A -:at ..Q , QQ M- . , X-V71yXL5x A Pa .. . 45150 , tw ' 4 'C' L -Q? A 1 .Maur-'fra F 1 A- YN I-in 1 'LJ' ff JU Us - ...L x Q f Y ,W i 1, atf d eff We-J 1. Susie Dean and Liza Soland in Lady House Blues 2. Laura Wasowicz and her Bruce Springsteen picture collection. 3. Leslie Robins, Steve Espach, and Beth Ruppert 4. McPhail: Front Row: Sarah Gittings, Jackie Crow, Lou Heeg, Lori Schelke, Pat O'Brien, and Betsy Joslin. Row 2: Jody Carlson, and Deb Gaddis. Row 3: Jill Sjolin, Jennifer Nolan, Yuko Sakai, Yuri Sunaba, Karen Kabellis. Back Row: Lisa Hoffmeister, Deb Bogan, Chris Carlson, Ann Reynolds, Wendy Derr, Barb Hill, Nancy Lurton, and T.J. Tyler. 'iw f.I.Q5' Bleidl, Mike D Bogan, Deb 0 I Bradshaw, John Brun, Natalie Sophomores 69 C a s s a d y , R e b e c c a Cavazos, Chuck H ' ,: i g: o v- 'N Q 'N X X -9-:ii SEQ 'gk , M V J E5 ' I Whiz K W is is X .7 Q 3? '- N-Q ft fr' 0 I X L-4 xl! w A v-is xo x9 A Q x S x xxx md b. jg-a Q, x SW Q1 V 4 Chamberlain, LeeAnn :1f X xzfvx n Conboy, Ed ' a , ' 4 an 3 ggi' 4 Q ,K , E , 5 ya -1 if 1 wr 8 Q 53? Q ,ss ,. K x w -wx If v , A , X,-K ' ,v. W I wh M. LS Coughlan, Mara Coulman, Cary 5. ,. Q . A .p. Crow, Jackie Davison, Linda 70 Sophomores Q' ti ,7 Q. gl 45,7 DeMauro, Dave Egert, Maribeth Epstein, Scott Evans, Mitch Nye gr' X . aiu ...Ji x vm 1. , 4 1. Kim Koster and Eric Vogel. 2. Karl Peterson shaves for the state swim meet. 3. Kathy Best, Pat Novak, M'eIIen Huckstep, and Cheryl Sipes do their dance at Svenson's Toga Party. 4. New preview students at Rockford College Sophomores 71 i -I1-u 1. Sunil Puri at the Burpee Information Desk. 2. Emerson: Front Row: Pam Barlow and Gaby Barbosa. Row 2: Teresa Frisbie, Bert Andrews, Terri Komar, Terry Kay, Sue Christiansen, Leslie Boyer, Pat Novak, Donna Kmen, and Sarah Brewer. Row 3: Laura Wasowicz, Deb Bowman, Lori Alfe, Cindy Parks, Kim McDermott, Kim Berry, Linda Habel, Gay Littlefield, and Lisa Soland. Back Row: Doreen Kane and Leslie Robins. 3. Linda Davison and Mike Morris performing in the Sopn-more Show. 4. Kevin Readman and Julie Bjorn. 72 Sopnomores 3 iwffmv-M 'Vx ff' i. Y ,40- .M ,pn 'DX I, QP 7 M ' ,x SWF rj , 54' Nw , 0 1 'P ,M 9 4 1 V :Z fp 94 ':- wwe- . Xf- , QM 4 xv . 7 4 'G , , X we K -5 lil-any :sr Q. 'NE 'V .1i l,i:f--f- W.- :, , 1 ' 4 ,- - gt Q .'f?+. ff' 1' f '5' .il 7 . 'S ,,, 'Qx r ff Fanning, Kim Frisbe, Pat Garrow, Jeff Gulan, Linda Habel, Linda Hansen, Mark Hanson, Lynn Harper, Linda Harshbarger, Laurie Hagel, Wally Hibbs, Dave Joy, Maureen Sophomores 73 'ft' 1. Bill Moreland and Linda Troutman make a pumpkin delivery to the Health Center. 2. Out with the old Steve Lawler, in with the new Dave DeMauro. 3. Lathrop: Front Row: Keith Sobbe, Paul Watson, Tom Johnson, Mark Beakey, Dave Michaelowski, Mike Klein, John Lussier, Jack Watson, Abed Kirrish, and Nadeem Queshi. Back Row: Mark Hansen, Chip Donovan, Ed Conboy, John Ruud, Jim Krug, and Dan McGinnis. 4. Freshmen Follies: Chuck Cerniglia, Keith Doering, Chris Herman, Jeff Petro, and Doug Jones. Kane, Doreen Khatami, Salahadin Konrad, Peter fm Koster, Kim 74 Sophomores fir' we-. 15- Kutzke, Carrie Lagerstam, Leon Larson, Andrea Lund, Johanna Lundberg, Debbie McNally, Mike Miller, Debbie Morris, Michael Sophomores 75 Mullard, Dawn O'Leary, Susan Paulsen, David Peron, Renee Prohaska, Lori Puri, Sunil Qureshi, Nadeem Readman, Kevm I I 76 Sophqmores .o sai 'ls ,N . , ,,,' --,. . 'C 'lisa - by-V, K, .x 4 Rittenhouse, Cherri Roakes, Jonathon Robbins, Jacqueline i i - o Rome, Dennis 1. Dann Grindeman's dada bathroom. 2. Chris Kowalke, Mike Morris, M'elIen Huckstep, Cheryl Sipes, Kathy Best, and Jackie Crow model the latest in sleepwear. 3. Liza Soland and Mike McNally perform musical selections for the Soph-more Show. 4. Hank Brautigam practices the guitar. Sophomores 77 Ross, Theresa Sakai, Yuko Skok, Tom Sloat, Adrienne Oi Sobbe, Keith Stewart, Catherine Stran, Michael Vandermeulen, Colette .s , 'S sw.- t ,N i. iD' .,. . , s FU5 ,A- sz, A I' ek 'E' ., - ,..... I h ' ws 5' , A fs X-. N m-Nara ' -:ga - A L. -:a5:..w - W A 'tf 1 , A 'rr '1- , iv X i.. 4 - fs, ' , ' inxm ' 1 9 . If f K. ,V Age, .ett , gn l V , EQ' 4.5 rf 'T 3 . , 4 V L. ., .. u .,-. 'A X .uv .3 - - I .,,, .K Y ,J .. .,.. ,..,:,1 E E 3 llblll A.4,. V Ns, L ,V .A X Y, -' lg. an , 'ff .' -A-'.,4v ' ..' ', sz .,' r 1- 'l fr J fl is - mf' ' -T , X IX at .Fw 1 'QQ fi 9 I iv . 1:4 . i Q L33-1 -9 'J-2 I WCZJNQ' 1-......,, I Q. 1. Jeff Harre's twenty-first birthday party. 2. Registration for Dads' Day. 3, McGaw Third Floor: Front Row: John Comiskey, Chuck Cerniglia, Arlyn Eisenbrandt, Lars Bloom, Dennis Young, and Bruce Canfield. Row 2: Sunil Puri, Anil Arora, Mike Miller, Tim Dlhy, Steve Schneider, Jim Blohm, and Dave Hibbs. Back Row: Bruce Ludeke, Jack Hindman, Brian Evans, Dave Warden, and Jim Walesa. 4. Hank Brautigam and John Bradshaw. 78 Sophomores s...av nf' 3 Veldhuis, Stephanie Vogel, Eric Lv.-.mls- Wasowicz, Laura Westman, Paul fi-fs Wickramanayake, Kosala Wilber, Jim ,jk 'WN Sophomores 79 Freshm n 1984 Addison, Donna Alfe, Lori Altarnore, Alberto Ambrose, Mary f ATF Q , o-3, 45, Qi. ' , i LA o Q 4.5 FAX. Atkinson, Debra Berry, Kim 1. Harold Neal. 2. Jim Fleming, Betsy Bettner, and AI Worth. 3. The Czechoslovakian Christmas Tree in Clark Arts Center. 4. Winner of the Tour de France, John Koch. 5 The Regent Rowdies. Bloom, Lars Bowman, Debi Brautigam, Kathe Cappelletti, Linda Cerniglia, Chuck Clark, Sandy Freshmen 81 X 1. Rockford College's Original Jug Band. Front row: Amy Taylor and Lou Heeg. Row 2: Teresa Frisbie, Laura Wasowicz, Mark Beakey, Dean Joel Tibbetts, Dan Veaner and Vicki Woolf. 2. Linda Habel and Liza Soland. 3. Donna Addison as Dean Tibbetts in Freshmen Follies. 4. Yuko Sakai and Yuri Sunaba. 5. Students await the arrival of the bicyclists at the annual Tour de France. Collins, Mary Craig, Lisa Dagg, Marcie Davis, Cindy Derrer, Ronda Eisenbrandt, Arlyn 82 Freshmen L. Q? sf Q. CQ! Erickson, Cnaris Evans, Ellen Findley, Jeff Fleming, Jim Floreani, Karen Foley, Jennifer Freshmen 83 Folkerts, Wayne Frank, Linda I y 1 H1 Genandt, Lyndon Gentry, Laura Gibson Julie Gosstrom Lora 4 - xv- , I X I .7 ,-V.:-L1 -. A . V , L-EM. ,ue--. 'N gk ..'. I A' ' v,..V -,,l: ',v ,Q -X uut' ' ' X ' 'i 5 G igi- ' 2 gy.- A,. gQQFi',j? 84 Freshmen I rg-A. 2 l Sw. xx ! a tx 4 1. Happy graduates: Beth Ruppert and Leslie Robins. 2. The Wild, Wild West Bunch lets loose. 'He X 3. Bettyann Pappenfus and her mother at the graduate reception. 4. Dayton: Row 1: John Sousa, Kelly O'Brien, Can Turkeri, Randy Vantrepotte, and Conan Donnellan. Row 2: Mitch DeCicco, Lyndon Genandt, Wally Hegel, Craig Sanden, Tom Flood, Bill McGrath, Kenny Newman, Jeff Knodle, Chris Kazenecki, Rick Rutter, Herb Ruterschmidt, and Kelly Wirth. Row 3: Tom Michaels, Keith Wollner, John Amato, Larry Mangano, Randy Segalla, Carl Bartolomei, Mike Morris, Mike Stran, Scott Bunn, and Dietmar Gwinner. Back Row: Jeff Petro, Loren Hess, and Lance Rutter. 5. Kakie Smith, Pam Balow, Cary Coulman, Lisa Schramm, Anne McCauley, Linda Habel, Sue Christiansen, Terri Komar, and Gaby Barbosa. .aw A fx fgfiff Griswold, Dawn-Elaine . Halpin, Jerilyn Harlan, Carol Q 57- . View if - Hatfield, Mark Herman, Christine Gregorcy, Phil Freshmen 85 Hwst Deann Hoffmeister, Lisa Jones, Doug Jones, Kallie Klein, Mike Krug, Jim 86 Freshmen 41 fm' L an 'ww' Rf 9 fn-...km VN 4 'nf W, . .. .--.,.....-1, ,pw Qc -- - saw 'uf 3 ff , . L1 .,., X--J .H NN. W-wm,,ML i.....d'3 , 1 f Kwdera,Joe Ludeke,Bruce 1' LusQer,John MananLJayne were 5 Marsh, Lisa McDennet,Knn 1. 5th Floor: Front: Penna Broman and Karen Andersen Row 2: Cindy Weakland, Deann Hirst, and Heather Paulsen. Back Row: Lisa Graber, Susie Dean, Vanessa Yates, Carrie Kutzke, and Donna Addison. 2. Balloons everywhere for Charter Day. 3. The display of senior artwork in the gallery. 4. John Hegel, Sara Gittings, and Lou Heeg in the marathon basketball game for April Badness. 5. Second place winners at April Badness. Freshmen 87 -4.1 if. 88 Freshmen ifxrh' fin 'xr' if Yr , ,..-4.-.,..... 90 1. Kim Speers and Linda Determan. 2. Lori Glosstrom. 3. 6th floor: Front Row: Cindy Cissel, Julie Bjorn, and Barb Burkhardt. Row 2: Linda Davison Bettyann Pappenfus, Sandy Clark, and Jayne Mariani. Row 3: Cara Determan, Laura Gentry, Katee Henry, Chris Herman, and Shelly Taylor. Row 4: Karen Markese, Marya Kovacik, Kim Koster, Jodi Billstrom, Kelly Bartholomew, and Stephanie Veldhuis. Back Row: Kathe Brautigam, Sarah French, Lisa MacCrindle, Ellen Evans, Le Ann Blackert, Kelly McCarthy, and Lee VanderWostine. 4. Lisa Graber and friend. 5. Mike McNally decorates with shaving cream during 3rd floor's false alarm panty raid on Cummings Center. we arf., Parks, Cindy Pelletier, Marianne Petro, Jeff Pontes, Reginaldo Root, Tom Schramm, Lisa ok ' i if 5 'ii ' ru 1 2-i ii fm '15 we Tb-5, QW? 94:0 X09 'CSL-'ZF' x 'K Schultz, Lisa Silvio, Paulette Simeran, Adri Sorensen, Lori Stahl, Amy Stahl, Deborah 1. The pie eating contest at April Badness. 2. Gyl Faeth and Mark Hatfield at the May Day Dance. 3. Rod Meyers, Pam Balow, Ed Nettles, Gaby Barbosa, Terri Komar, and Bill Marcille. 4. 4th Floor: Front Row: Marianne Minnis Renee Peron, Jackie Robbins, and Linda Gulan. Row 2: Nancy Lurton Lori Gosstrom, and Vicki Woolf. Back Row: Carmen Baptiste. Phyllis Runyon, Nikki Nolin, Mary Collins, and Mary Ambrose. 5. Arlyn Eisenbrandt demonstrates his new vegetable slicer on Dean Joel Tibbetts. Freshmen 91 Starinchuck, Mike Stewart, Carol I Swiontek, Craig l Watson, Paul Wlnterbauer, Susan Woolf, Vicki I l Young, Kevin I,l 5 l 5 l i Zellers, Roxann 5 2 ls ll 1 l 1 i. I, ' l i it E li lf ! 1. Penna Broman and Chuck Cavazos. 2. Mike Klein donates 7 blood at the VSC sponsored blood drive. I 92 Freshmen llkctnwnitnes Women9s Tennis ,S The 1980-81 Women's tennis team ended their successful season with a trip to Principia College to compete in the Illinois State Tournament. The team not only played tennis well together, but shared many memorable experiences. ik it f'f Q W- Women's tennis: Front Row: M. Radlhammer, M. Egert, L. Traft, V. Hudnall. Back Row: K. Bartholomew, S. Gittings, L. Schelble, N. Lurton, Coach Schmitt. Missing L. Heeg. 94 Sports Volleyball A-'X ...-an-ll' ....- 1 JI gggllvi 19 innli ' I '-.W l. The women's volleyball team ended its season with a 9-win 9-loss 1-tie record. The Regents had a 4-2 conference record placing them in a tie for second place. At the annual Regent invitational, the Regents went undefeated, winning the tournament. The team was coached by Pat Milkovitch. Team leadership was exercised by co- captains Joan Mosher and Amy Taylor, both of whom received all confer-honors. ll' 1 'fi '?1'l-H Z:f2.f..nM.. fi gf-H: -5 .N .' . if -193 11 --3f:+t'N?M3. e? . - Volleyball: Front Row: R. Andrews, C. Sipes, L. Blackert, J. Mosher, T. Palmieri, A. Taylor, Coach Milkovitch. Back Row: D. Atkinson, C. Cowan, M. Dagg, L. Tomczyk, Kathy Best. Sports 95 gunner The soccer team: Row 1: M. DeCicco, P. , Gregory, L. Mangano, C. Donnellan, W. Hegel, R. Driver, F. Sharp. Row 2: T. Michaels, D. Gwinner, J. Amato, K. Woeller, W. Klein. Row 3: A. Schelich, G. Kjartansson, J.,Aindman, B. DeBatty, J. Svec, J. Anderson, C. Kazanecki, Coach Banta. Missing: K. O'Brien, J. Hegel, R. Pontef, I. Smith, F. Horvat. . we - -s- .QW . ,, Q, ... . ,W . Q ' X450 ' Q' ,s .Hx , we 5 . ..,,....,M...M- 41 ,N .-. ,Q ,gh 96 Sports Vx Hamlin J.. A f'rfvf A my ,,. ., br' 'S , 'A I -'r'l ' if A Q fr . Wgmyr ff 1.,- ses-wr ir' r ' - -Q r -Ll ,M vw W, 3.1 ' -. . Yr .Q-, 1 i 'H 1 .,f'1--k I 1 ' le 'ffwri' , ,, - f Qgqlrh aids 1- f 1 In 1981, the soccer team proved to be the best soccer team in the Northern lllinois Inter-collegiate Conference, as well as the second best team in District 20. At the end of the season, the Regents compiled the most wins by a Rockford College soccer team. With this example to follow, future Rockford College soccer teams will surely be as successful Sports 97 Golf The 1980-81 Rockford College Golf team had a successful season, compiling an overall record of 18-7. They were led by senior Don Kuhnen and junior Mike Parrott, each averaging 78.6 strokes per 18 holes. The remainder of the team provided a strong back-up. The Regents finished fourth in the district golf tournament. The five retourning members should provide a strong nucleus for the next season. 98 Sports 4' The golf team. M. Parrott, G. Strakeljahn, A. Wirth, R. Coatney, J. Wilber, D. Kuhnen, and Coach DeWild. The 1980-81 cross country season was marred by injuries. Starting the season with only four runners, the team performed consistently paced by junior Doug Johnson. A guest appearance by junior Jim Walesa enabled the team to compete in the district meet. Johnson was able to run in the national meet in Kansas, becoming the second Rockford College runner to do so. Sports 99 l W0men's Softball ,, fn.. 'rv xfr:i'i.Q2H'4, The softball team: Front Row: Donna Addison, Vicki Woolf, Deb Atkinson, Jill Sjolin, Danita Samuelson, Cindy Cissel, Tanya Tyler, Marybeth Egert. Back Row: Coach Carley, Kathi Brautigam, LeAnn Blackert, Heather Paulsen, Kathy Best, Cheryl Sipes, Jackie Crow, Linda Habel, Joan Mosher. ,,, The first Rockford College Women's softball season turned out to be a greater than expected success. With no previous college-level experience, the Regent women, coached by Dr. Leon Carley, improved tremendously on their throwing, fielding, and hitting skills as the season progressed. They finished third in the NIIC conference with a 4-2 win-loss record. The Regents then received a bid to the NAIA tournament in Texas where they lost their first two games to very tough competition. 100 Sports Y- '-o-qi The 1980-81 women's basketball team proved to be tough competitors. Coached by Gayle Strang, the team managed to chalk up a number of victories. ln February, the team battled against Beloit College in the Rockford Metro Center, where seniors Jill Sjolin and Joan Mosher were honored at halftime, as it was their last home game in their Regent careers. F'!!!'?5 'L ' 1 Aw! -:--- 1 ' ' i . T Women's basketball: Front Row: Karen Stevens, LeAnn Blackert, Ellen Evans. Maribeth Egert. Back Row: Gayle Strang, coach, Joan Mosher, Leanne Frisch, Tina Palmieri, Pat Milkovitch, coach. Sports 101 Swlmmmg 'ax--..W:u.--....b f The swim team Front Row: Dave Hibbs Rob Bauman Tom Root Mike Klein Kathe Brautigam Mark Mithusevitch Jim Schultz Coach Dick Bromley Diving Coach Gary Geiger Back Row: Paul Harder Hank Brautigam Jim Wilbur and Karl Petersen l b o o 'i W i I i i i S E i i l 9 ii f 'f i li ' 1 i Vi , i ii id , ll fi N ,Z , , ' l i V W I .if l ,l il ' Ni V ll i l ix li l il l 102 Sports L- ji 'i i i l l l f Wana. 9 7 f A ,J ll 'xf l if f iff RV 'i t J 1 I V K II g g 0 B . . :f V Z . ' -4-x A it 1: X .5 ik . II it rf ' V f- 5 A 3 Q ., f i - 1 7 V P ' if i 1 gil it ii T ,,-h N tvv ii I N N ' ' VVVI , .H VE fu 1 I . .. 5 ' I 5 ,i A, t- 3' ng, Y I K L K U it Rockford College's swim team tallied 646 dual meet points compared to their opponents' 415. The swimmers broke forty-four dual meet records six school records and three pool records. Hank Brautigam participated in the National NAIA Swim Meet and made All-American. Overall, the team placed twenty-second out of thirty-three teams entered in the meet. The year was ended with a dual meet record of eight wins and two losses. Men s Basketball -...sus ,J The men s basketball team Front Row Jam Flemlng Alan Wlrth Bruce Ludeke David Slifer Row 2 Coach DeWlId Brnan Andrews Bull McGrath John Bradshaw Tom Vuncent Brian Evans Row 3 Rhett Coatney Ron Alden Rod Ekberg Scott Bunn Mike Lee Asst Coach Fowler Back Row Greg Barr Jlm Walesa Steve Larson Henry English 104 Sports The 1980-81 men's basketball team proved to be tough competition against their opponents. Mid-season the Regents were ranked fifteenth in the nation. The team had the opportunity to play in Rockford's lVletro Center in February. Many excellent players returned, so the basketball season looks bright for future Regent teams. tl wi! s eff - A his Sports 105 Men's Tennis 5 gf :fi f Q, Concentration, consistency, and intensity are all factors that helped the men's tennis team achieve a successful season. First year coach Bill Maushak overcame many difficulties to lead the Regents to a second place finish in the NIIC. Tim Dlhy, the most valuable player, paced the Regents at the conference meet by capturing first place at the 116 singles position. Tim and Ken Newman combined to win the 413 doubles crown. Other individual champions were Ken Newman and Can Turkeri at the 114 and 113 positions. Men's tennis: Front Row: Can Turkeri, Ken Haviland. Row 2: Greg Barr, Tim Dlby, Ken Newman, Larry Mangano, Coach Maushak. -.5-'Q 106 Sports Baseball ,hgs - ..,,., S- ' 51335 . -1.Ff1.':2h u'5 ...,,. ,. ..-1 ' ' ' . -'51-L Men's baseball: Front Row: Coach William Langston, Row 2: Craig Sandeen, Mike Miller, Loren Hess, Gerry Halpin, Randy Segalla, John Reed. Row 3: Chris Kaznecki, Bill McGrath, Rod Ekberg, Brian Evans, Mark Hardie, John Kleinheubert, Kelly O'Brien, Mike Broski, and Tom Flood. The 1981 Regent baseball team ended a very successful season with a 26-13 record, and also placed third in the district tournaments. With new coach Bill Langston's aggressive style, the Regents started their season with a successful 7-4 spring trip. Led by Captains Tom Flood and Craig Sandeen, the team earned the Name runnln' Regents . Stealing away many games, the Regents set a school record of 92 of 103 stolen bases. The team placed third in the NIIC and because of their impressive record, received a bid to the district tournament. The 1981 Regent baseball team was the first to do so. Sports 107 Show Your pirit! I 1 Q2 :aj X Women's Tennis: 10-2 overall, 4-O and championship in NIIC Conference. MVPs: Vicki Hudnall, Lori Schelble. Volleyball: 9-9-1 overall, 2nd Place Ctied with Illinois Benedictine Collegeh in NIIC, 1st Place Regent Invitational Tournament, All- Conference: Joan Mosher, Amy Taylor. Soccer: 13-4-2 overall, NIIC Champions C7-15. All NIIC: Joe Svec, Ray Driver, Gundi Kjartansson, and Frank Sharp. All-District 3201 Joe Svec, Ray Driver. Golf: 3rd place finish in Chicagoland Intercollegiate Golf Conference C12 teamsj, 3rd place in NAIA District 1120 Championships. 108 Sports fl V ' XX ,,W, 1 at gf Cheerleaders: Front Row: Betsy Bettner, Marya Kovacik, and Kim Koster. Back Row: Jayne Regent Rowdies: Mike Stran, Scott Bunn, Mariani, Paulette Silvio, Nancy Metzger, Betsy Joslin, and Jackie Crow. Women's Basketball: 7-12 record, 2nd place in Rockford Invitational, 3rd place in Conference. All Conference: Joan Mosher and Tina Palmieri. All Conference Scholastic: LeAnn Blackert. Women's Softball: 4-2, 3rd place in Conference, District 1120 Championship, Participated in NAIA National Championships, All-Conference: Joan Mosher, Kathy Best. MVP: Kathy Best. Swimming: Dual Meets: 8 wins, 2 losses. Championship titles: Hawk Relays, lst: Regent Invitational, lst: Illinois lntercollegiates, lst: Illinois Private College Championships, 3rd: District H20 NAIA, 2nd: NAIA National Championships, 22nd. All-District 1120 NAIA Team: Paul Harder, Hank Brautigam, Keith Uebele, Karl Peterson, Jim Wilbur, Tom Root, Dave Hibbs, Mike Klein. Illinois All- State Swimming Team: Paul Harder, Hank Brautigam, Keith Uebele, Tom Root, Dave Hibbs, Mike Klein. All-American NAIA Team: Hank Brautigam. Dave Warden, Eric Vogel, Hank Brautigam, and Mike McNally Men's Basketball: 14-12 record. All-Conference: Ron Alden and Rod Ekberg. Won Rockford Holiday Tournament for the lst time. Men's Tennis: 7-2, 4-2 Conference. MVP: Tim Dlhy. Baseball: 26-13, 3rd place NAIA District +120 Tournament, All-Conference: Mike Broski, Brian Evans, Rod Ekberg. The Feast Alpha Helix the campus sciencefpre med club did much to strengthen faculty student interaction by initiating a Faculty Research Lecture Series in which faculty members from the Science and Mathematics Division were invited to speak on their areas of research ln addition other off campus speakers were invited The club sponsored a weekend ski trip in January Many students and faculty participated in burning the prairie on the east side of campus in the spring a tradition which the club started several years ago Alpha-Helix: Front Row: Susan Winterbauer, Dr. David Pippit, advisorg Dr. Alan Hutchcroft, advisor, Linda Determan, Kim Speers, Eric Vogel, and Pat Novak. Back Row: Mike Klein, Pete Konrad, and Dave Warden. The Feast is a literary magazine that is published every Spring and contains short stories, prose, and poetry written by Rockford College students, covering various subjects. The magazine is usually about ten pages in length. This publication has been an annual tradition for at least five years. About two or three short stories are included with the rest of the magazine consisting of poetry of different lengths and themes The Feast is free to all The Feast Deb Bowman Jeff Harre Jane Thompson Jodi Billstrom and Sue Grebas Alpha Hellx ng.,-0 Clubs and Organizations 109 Class Ufficers vu, 1. Seniors: Linda Troutman, Steve Schneider, Linda Determan, Sarah French, and Beth Stoddard, advisor. 2. Sophomores: Mara Coughlin, Christine Kowalke, Anthony Schelich, and Mike Morris. 3. Juniors: Greg Barr, Mike Miller, Bill Reardon, and Jim Blohm. 4. Freshmen: Laura Gentry, Lisa Craig, Katie Henry, and Craig Noreen. ' gr iw. 110 Clubs and Organizations Regent Tribune The Rockford College newspaper's name was changed from The Collegian to The Regent Tribune , with an attractive layout and broader coverage. Co-editors Darlo Long and Ellen Lynch took the V editorship over from Leon Lagerstam second semester. Ten issues were released with Dr. Stanlis as advisor and Mr. ' Yehling as consultant. Mr. Yehling's journalism class, through its regular contributions, gave fresh impetus to the quality R AQ 3 of The Regent Tribune. if Regent Tribune: Darlo Long, editor, Sunil Puri, Vic Yehling, Nancy Rathke. . Cosmopolitan Club l The recently revitalized Cosmopolitan Club ' had an active year with regular meetings and , several field trips. Asian and Indian movies with English subtitles were also shown l monthly. Dr. Rao proved to be supportive to the club members. The officers of this predominately international student club were Saladin Khatami, Clranj president, Gundi Kjartsson Clcelandj vice president, Kosala Wickramanyake CSri Lankab treasurer, and Abed Kirrish Clsraelj took over for Sunil Puri Clndiaj as secretary. Cosmopolitan Club: Front Row: Yuri Sunaba, Kosala Wickramanyake, Yuko Sakai, and Mohammed Khawaja. Back Row: Abed Kirrish, Nadeem Queshi, Puran Hamadenian, Gundi Kjartansson, Saladin Khartami. '-bf?-3 fr' , 4 I Q 'J 1 hi i ' r Clubs and Organizations 111 English Lit. Poetry readings, panel discussions, the Halloween ghost and goblins story readings, an English Madrigal Christmas Dinner, and the annual publication of FEAST, a campus literary magazine, are all events sponsored each year by the English Literary Society. Although the primary emphasis of the group is English literature and literary-related activities, each event is open to all Rockford College students and everyone is encouraged to attend the variety of functions. English Literary Society: Jeanne Wrage, T.J. Tyler, Steve Schneider, Michelle Modrow, and Dr. Dain Trafton, advisor. French lub The 1980-81 French Club Officers were: Bettyann Pappenfus, president: Jeffri Harre, vice president: Mike Morris, secretary: and Gay Littlefield, treasurer. At the Club Fair, the French Club sponsored a Bastille, where one could emprison his or her friend or enemy. The club also sponsored two dinners, one on campus and another at Miss Ware's apartment, and a French breakfast. The club also went to Chicago to the annual Folk Fair. French Club: Front Row: Dr. Wade Provo, Miss Sally Lo Ware, advisor: Kelly McCarthy, John Lussier, Kim Fanning, Jorge Hernandez, and Jane Thompson. Row 2: Marianne Pelletier, Jeff Harre, Sarah Bebko, Anne Yeager, Bettyann Pappenfus, Chris Herman, and Joe Alsup. Back Row: Mike Morris. 112 Clubs and Organizations German Club The German Club held various fun-filled activities that represented the German culture as well. The St. Nicholos fest highlighted the Christmas season with a German dinner prepared by club members. The club began the year by winning first place in the French Club's Tour de France. German Club: Front Row: Ellen Evans, Marianne Minnis, Julie Bjorn, and Dave Paulsen. Back Row: Tina Palmieri, Bettyann Pappenfus, Linda Troutman, Jeff Harre, and Dr. James Schmitt, advisor. hrlstlan Fellowshlp The officers of the Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship included President Keith Uebele, Vice President Jackie Dixon, Secretary Quentina Ivy, and Music and Missions Director Jodi Billstrom. The group held its regular meetings on Thursday nights and various Bible Studies throughout the week. Special events included a get- together picnic at Rock Cut State Park and a skating party. Special training sessions and retreats were held throughout the year. All the events are designed to help a student grow closer to the Lord. Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship: Front Row: Karen Stevens, Marianne Pelletier, Renee Peron, and Jackie Robbins. Row 2: Michelle Modrow, Stephanie Veldhuis, Jayne Mariani, Kim Berry, Keith Uebele, Jodi Billstrom, Jackie Dixon, and Chris Herman. Back Row: Tom Vincent, Greg Barr, Hank Brautigam, Dr. David Foxgrover, advisor, Mike Klein, Paul Westman, and Julie Mezner. Clubs and Organizations 113 usic and Dance Opportunities to display musical talent are abundant at Rockford College. Anyone interested in singing or playing an instrument could find a group in which to display their talents. Singers could become a part of either the Rockford College Chorus, the Regent Singers, or both. Musicians could play in the Woodwind and String Ensemble. These groups made beautiful music under the direction of Dr. Walter Whipple and guest conductor Norman DelloJois. 1. Dr. Walter Whipple and guest conductor Norman DelloJois. 2. Rockford College Chorus: Front Row: Dr. Whipple, Director, Kathy Lyons, Kelly McCarthy, Melinda Bergstrom, Renee Peron, Vicki Woolf, Laura Wasowicz, Yuko Sakai, Cindy Weakland, and Jane Thompson. Row 2: Ivy Garfield, Beth Ruppert, Vanessa Yates, Keith Uebele, Dave Paulsen, Paul Westman, Harold Neal, Jim Martine, Jim Brechlin, Jack Hindman, Jeff Harre, Warren Boykin, and Stephanie Veldhuis. 3. Woodwind and String Ensemble: Anne Hubbard, Jodi Billstrom, Cindy Davis, Christine Kowalke, Yuko Sakai, and Mrs. Elinor Stanlis, director. 4. Regent Singers: Front Row: Accompianist, Renee Peron, Melinda Bergstrom, Vanessa Yates, Vicki Woolf, Anne McCauley, Yuko Sakai, Jane Thompson, and Mr. Dean Durst, temporary director. Row 2: Keith Uebele, Dave Paulsen, Paul Westman, Harold Neal, Jim Martine, Jim Brechlin, Mike McNally, Jeff Harre, and Warren Boykin. 5. Orchesis: Pat Tinsley, Perma Broman, Hogga Gunnarsdottier, Elin Johnson, Lisa Schramm, Brenda Huber, Paulette Silvio, 2 Ann Stowe, and Cassandra Washington. 114 Clubs and Organizations ,. E . 5 ,.....af , I I Eff .F ' Orchesis, the honorary dance group of Rockford College, had a great year under the direction of Miss Jayne Poor. It produced two studio shows and a major spring concert held in Maddox Theatre. A majority of the dances are choreographed by members of the group. Dancers attend a technique class to help them improve their dancing abilities. 5 l Clubs and Organizations 115 . Student Government l Under the leadership of President Christine Carlson the Student Government lead a productive and exciting year The goals included improved student welfare communication, administration and educational affairs. The Student Government explored such areas of student interest as extended visitation, improved living conditions coeducational housing, library carrel reservations better registration procedures and greater interaction among faculty, students, and administrators in an effort to fulfill these goals. E . .Qs lu 1. Executive Board: Front Row: Betsy Joslin John Amato Bill DeBatty and Karen Kabellis. Back Row: Pat Novak Deb Bogan Jon Roakes Beth Stoddard advisor Christine Carlson and Linda Troutman. 2. Senate: Front Row: Betsy Joslin Deb Bogan Beth Stoddard advisor Adrianne Sloat Christine Carlson and Pat Novak. Row 2: Karen Kabellis unidentified Sunil Puri Ellen Evans Linda Gulan Gay Littlefield Mike McNally and Dave Paulsen. Back Row: I Joe Alsup Mike Lindberg Pete Konrad Ed Conboy John Amato Jon Roakes and Bill DeBatty. 3. Social Board: Front Chair: Mike Morris. Back Row: John Anderson Joe Svec Frank Horvat Jim Walesa Karl Peterson Dann Grindemann advisor' Terry Kay Doug , Jones Val Jackson Jon Roakes Gyl Faeth and Mark Hatfield. 116 Clubs and Organizations. ' l l . l I l . . . l . . . . . l ' I l i ' . . . . . l I W I 1 i Y I N! . . . :I il i l l , . 5 , - ' l . ,Z It . 5 l w- l M . . lr .- A. ' W '-:gf ef. ' :P xi s l 'ie 'if l if 2 i .. i i , . . . . . , , , 5 l . i . ' ' l 1 . xl ' . . . W l li I I I ii : V5 1 v 1 l W I I I , . . i ' r 1 v . . 3 1135 if Spanish lub l Suo Marte Officers Christy Ireson, Chris Erickson, Linda Harper, and Greg Nielson led the Spanish Club through a very active year. Included were native prepared Columbian, Argentine, and Mexican dinners, a Spanish theatre production in Madison, and a trip to Chicago's International Folk Festival, as well as several fund-raising events. Spanish Club: Front Row: Dr. Marjorie Slavens, advisor, Eli Melendez, Chris Erickson, Kim Fanning, and Dr. James Gunn, advisor. Back Row: Mike Morris, John Lussier, Christi Ireson, Jorge Hernandez, Greg Nielson, and Theresa Ross Suo Marte, the non-traditional students' organization, sponsored a number of events. Seminar-workshops concerning self-evaluation and career planning were held. The group hosted a wine and cheese tasting party in the fall as well as a dinner theatre party for Dames At Sea. Suo Marte has succeeded in making non-traditional students an important part of the campus. u 5 - 1 1 ,' if .mow y . 7 F f L X 1. . - mrltdi 1. Linda DeCampa, president of Suo Marte. 2. The first annual Suo Marte-Faculty wine and cheese tasting party in Grace Roper Lounge. ' Clubs and Organizations 117 Volunteer Services Under the direction of Chairman Linda Troutman and SecretaryfTreasurer Julie Mezner, the Rockford College Volunteer Service Corps had a busy and successful year. The V.S.C. received the Governor's Award. They sponsored a rec day and a blood drive each semester. The Adopt-a- Kid volunteers wrote to area fourth graders, while the Adopt-a-Grandparent volunteers visited elderly people every month. Some students wrote to prisoners. V.S.C. also coordinated five Flower Days during the year, proceeds from which went to the American Cancer Society. V.S.C.: Front Row: Mark Beakey, Linda Troutman, Mrs. Dorothy Delman, advisor: and Julie Mezner. Back Row: Michelle Modrow, Janet Neisewander, Kim Koster, Lisa MacCrindle, Laura Lansing, and Kelly Bartholomew. On The Radio-WRCR -vjw'-1 lil The officials of WRCR were: T.J. Tyler, General Manager, Keith Uebele, Bettyann Pappenfus, Michael Morris, Linda Davison, and Bill Moreland. ln November, five members of the Executive Board spent a weekend in Chicago at the Loyola National Radio Conference, a gathering of college radio personnel sponsored by Loyola University. The award given annually by WRCR to its most dedicated Executive Board member was given to Bettyann Pappenfus at the Honors Day Convocation. 118 Clubs and Organizations WRCR: Front Row: Linda Davison, Laura Wasowicz, Anne Yeager, T.J. Tyler, Donna Addison, Bettyann Pappenfus, Jeff Petro, and Paul Watson. Back Row: Dave Paulsen Mark Beakey, Mike Morris, unidentified, Keith Doering, and Doug Jones. Hfmcdlex 8. A s Egert, Maribeth 71, 94, 100, 101 Addison, Donna M Affinito, Annette Affinito, John Akre, Lawrence C. Alden, Ronald 104 Alfe, Lori 72, 80 Allison, Merrie Alaup, Joseph 61, 68, 112, 116 Altamore, Alberto 80 arie 80, 83, 100, 118 Amato, Giancarlo 6, 54, 57, 85, 96, 116 Ambrose, Mary 80 Andersen Karen 20, 26, 68 Anderson, Gregory Anderson, John C. 61, 96, 116 Anderson, Laurie Sue Anderson, Michael 61 Anderson, Timothy 68 Anderson, Vicki Andrews, Brian 61, 104 Andrews, Roberta J. 72, 95 Annabel, Gregory Anthony, Annette 3 Arora, Anil 68 Arora, Rakesh 55, 79 Atkinson, Debra 80, 95, 100 Baisch, Carole C. Baker, Sara Jane Balow, Pam 72, 85, 90 Baptiste, Carmen Barber, Judi 47 Barbosa, Gabriela 72, 85, 90 Barbour, Maroune Barcelona, Beverly Ann Barr, Gregory 6, 104, 106, 110, 113 Bartholomew, Kelly 13, 36, 68, 88, 94, 118 Bartolomei, Carl 13, 68, 85 Barton, Kay K. Bawman, Robert 61, 102 Beakey, Mark 13, 68, 75, 82, 118 Bebko, Sara Joan 112 Beckstrand, Karen 47 Beishir, Lane G. 127 Bergstrom, Melinda 54, 114, 115 Berry, Kim Marie 72, 80, 113 Beshk, Dawn Best, Katheryn 13, 27, 63, 68, 71, 76, 100 Bettis, Sandra Bettner, Elizabeth 6, 28, 47, 80, 108 Beuth, Ann Billstrom, Jodi 47, 88, 109, 113, 114 Bjorn, Julie 47, 73, 88, 113 Black, Leon Blackert, LeAnn 54, 88, 95, 100, 101 Bland, Susan Bleidl, Michael 20, 69 Blohm, James 28, 54, 79, 11C. Bloom, Lars William 79, 81 Blum, Thomas D. 21, 55 Boehle, Tami J. Bogan, Deborah 28, 69, 116 Booth, Terrance 47 Borbe, Ericka Bowman, Deborah A. 72, 81, 109 Boyer, Leslie 72 Boykin, Warren 47, 114, 115 120 Index and Ads 95 Brackett, Lori Bradshaw, John W. 61, 69, 79, 104 ' 2 Brautigam, Henry 8, 61, 77, 79, 10 113 Brautigam, Kathe 81, 88, 100, 102 Brazones, James Brechlin, Jim 114, 115 Breclin, Kane Brewer, James Brewer, Sarah 72 Broman, Penna 92, 115 Bronowski, David Broski, Michael 107 Browning, Robert Avery Brun, Natalie 69 Bunn, Scott 3, 13, 85, 104, 108 Burdick, Linda Burkhardt, Barbara 46, 55, 88 Burkholder, Eyelyn Butitta, Samuel Butler, Carol Bybee, Laurice Bymaster, Sandra Mae Cambell, Lori A. Cambell, Michael Canfield, Bruce C. 79 Cappelletti, Linda M. 81 Carlson, Christine 55, 69, 116 Carlson, Jody 46, 69 Carter, Gail L. Carter, Ken Cartier, Corliss A. Cascio, David 55 Casey, Theresa A. 58 Cassady, Rebecca 70 Cavazos, Charles 12, 20, 21, 59, 70, 92 Cerniglia, Charles J. 3, 6, 75, 79, 81,99 Chamberlain, LeeAnn 58, 63, 70 Champion, Kyle Chapman, Sandra 46, 58 Christiansen, Sue 72, 85 Ciembronowicz, John J. Cissel, Cindy 88, 100 Clark, Sandra L. 81, 88 Clewett, Ann Clift, Martha 3, 58 Coatney, Rhett L. 98, 104 Collins, Mary 38, 82 Collura, Deborah Cominskey, John 33, 79 Conboy, Edward 70, 75, 116 Condon, Mike Conness, Don J. Copp, David Coster, Catherine Coughlan, Joseph 55, 57, 61 Coughlan, Mara 3, 63, 70, 110 Coulman, Cary Ann 58, 70, 85 Cowan, Catherine 95 Craig, Lisa 82, 110 Craig, Minh Chau Cremeens, Paula Crow, Jacquelyn 3, 13, 69, 70, 71, 76, 100, 108 Dagg, Marcie, 82, 95 D'Agnolo, John Dalton, Dayna Damon, Jane Davis, Cynthia 34, 82, 114 Davis, LaSonja 58 Davis, Sarah Davison, Linda 13, 70, 72, 88, 118 Dean, Susan 20, 30, 62, 65, 68 DeBatty, Bill 61, 96, 116 DeCampa, Linda 46, 117 DeCicco, Mitchell 85, 96 DeMauro, David 55, 71, 74 Dempsey, Judith De Paepe, April Derr, Wendy 46, 69 Derrer, Ronda 58, 82 Determan, Cara 56, 88 Determan, Linda 19, 46, 88, 109, 110 Dierks, Steve Dixon, Jackie 46, 113 Djokich, Joann Dlhy, Timothy 79, 106 Doering, Keith 75, 118 Doherty, Margaret Dolan, Drew Donahue, Beth Emily Donavan, James 75 Donnellan, Conan 85, 96 Drager, Karen Drake, James Driver, Ray 96 Dunlap, Dirk Dwyer, Joel Ehrenstrom, Anne Eilders, Peggy Eisenbrandt, Arlyn 21, 25, 79, 82, 91 Eisenmann, John Ekberg, Cynthia Ekberg, Rodney 104, 107 Ekblad, Julie Elliott, Teresa A. Ellison, Denise English, Henry 104 Epstein, Scott 55, 71 Erickson, Christine 63, 83, 117 Erjavec, Lisa Espach, Steve 6, 19, 46, 66 Evans, Brian 55, 79, 104, 107 Evans, Ellen 83, 88, 101, 113, 116 Evans, Mitchell 55, 71 Faeth, Gyl 56, 90, 116 Fanning, Kimberly 73, 112, 117 Faroog, Khawaja 111 Findley, Jeff 83 Fleming, James 61, 80, 83, 104 Flood, Thomas 85, 107 Floreani, Karen 83 Fluellen, Timothy Flynn, Nina Foley, Jennifer 83 Folkerts, Wayne 84 Foss, Alan 56 Fox, Dorene 57 Frank, Emanuel lreson, Christy 54, 59, 63, 117 Frank, Linda 84 French, Sarah 6, 46, 88, 110 Freutel, Charles 23, 46 Frisbee, Teresa 6, 56, 72, 81 Frisby, Patricia 73 Frisch, Leanne 55, 101 Frost, Gary 47 Fuehrer, Kay Gaddis, Deborah 69 Gallaway, Kristi Garfield, Ivy 6, 114 Garrow, Jeffrey 73 Garza, Ernesto Genandt, Lyndon 84, 85 Genrick, Kathleen Gentry, Laura 84, 88, 110 Giambeluca, Marykay Gianesin, Anne Gibson, Julie 84 Gittins, Sarah 28, 47, 69, 87, 94 Gittins, William Glomp, Norman Godinez, Ernesto 57 Gorecki, Jane 48 Gosstrom, Lori 84, 88 Graber, James 48 Graber, Lisa 30, 62, 88 Grebas, Sumiko 48, 63, 109 Gragorcy, Phillip 85, 96 Gregory, Lori Griswold, Dawn 58, 85 Gucciardo, James Gulan, Linda 73, 116 Gunnarsdottier, Thorgerdur 115 Gwinner, Dietmar 54, 85, 96 Habel, Linda 72, 73, 82, 85, 100 Habib, Kalb 57 Hall, Donald 57, 99 Halpin, Gerald 107 Halpin, Jerilyn 85 Hamadenian, Puran 111 Hansen, Francis Hansen, Mark 73, 75 Hanson, Lynn 73 Harbison, Sheryl 6, 48, 63 Harber, Paul 102 Hardie, Mark 63, 66, 107 Harlan, Carol 85 Harnish, Susan Harper, Linda 73 Harre, Jeffri 55, 58, 59, 66, 78, 109, 112, 113, 114, 115 Harshbarger, Laurie 73 Hatfield, Mark 55, 85, 90, 116 Haviland, Kenneth 48, 106 Heeg, Lori 69, 82, 87 Hegel, John 6, 28, 41, 48, 61, 87 Hegel, Walter 73, 85 96 Hemmer, Bret 58, 62 Henry, Katherine 88, 110 Herman, Christina 18, 56, 75, 85, 88, 112, 113 Hernandez, Jorge 58, 112, 117 Hess, Loren 85, 107 Heuer, Beth Lee Hibbs, David 73, 79, 102 Hilgemeier, Edward Hill, Barbara 69 Hindman, John 79, 114 Hirst, Deann 86 Hobson, Cathy Hoffmeister, Lisa 3, 69, 86 Hollis, Bobby Holm, Peter Holtzie, Jon Hooper, Victoria Hoppe, Hollis 48 Horvat, Frank 27, 116 Hosto, Dixie Howard, Steve Hubbard, Anne 42, 114 Huber, Brenda 115 Huber, Richard Hucker, Christie Hucker, Lisa Huckstep, Maryellen 13, 27, 54, 71, 76 Hudnall, Vicki 58, 63, 94 Huggins, Claude Huitzacua, Lori Hulsebus, Candace Ann 59 Hunter, Jessie 59 Ivy, Quentina 59 Jackson, Valerie 18, 21, 63, 65, 116 Jacobs, John Jaeckel, Lindsay Jenkins, Terry Jensen, Martha Johanneson, Bert Johnson, Brian 23, 60 Johnson, Carol Khatami, Salanadin 74, 111 Kiefer, David 48 Kirrish, Abed 48, 75, 111 Kjartansson, Gudmundur 66, 96, 111 Klein, Michael 75, 86, 92, 102, 109, 113 Klein, Wolfgang 61, 96 Kleinhubert, John 107 Klotz, Richard 6, 55, 63 Kmen, Donna 72 Knodle, Jeffrey 85 Kobs, Marva Koch, John 9, 19, 55, 56, 61, 66, 81 Komar, Terri 49, 72, 85, 90 Konrad, Peter 74, 109, 116 Koonmen, Karl 49 Korkolis, Alex 49 Kort, Susan Koster, Kim 70, 74, 88, 108, 118 Kovacik, Lisa Kovacik, Marya 88, 108 Kowalke, Christine 3, 6, 13, 54, 63, 114 Krogull, Mary 49 Krug, James 75, 86 Krug, Joseph 3 Kuhnen, Don 28, 49, 61, 98 Kutzke, Carrie 75 Kvidera, Joe 21, 26, 55, 59, 87 Lack, John Lacombe, Mark Lagerstam, Leon 75 Lansing, Laura 31, 63, 118 Larsen Andrea 75 Larsen Lori Larson, Judith 61 Larson, Lyn 49 Larson, Stephen 104 Lavletta, Daniel Johnson, Cheryl Johnson Douglas 99 Johnson, Elin 54, 60, 63, 115 Johnson, Greg Johnson, Jacqueline Johnson, Kelly Johnson, Thomas 48, 75 Johnson, Tina Johnston, Bonnie 60 Johnston, Cheryl 60 Jones, Doug 56, 75, 86, 116, 118 Jones, Kallie 86 Jorlando, Bruce Joslin, Betsy 48, 57, 69, 108, 116 Joy, Maureen 62, 73 Jury, Jeffrey Justus, Jane Kabellis, Karen 61, 69, 116 Kaczmarek, Lawrence 61 Kalnins, Lily Kane, Doreen 63, 72, 74 Katsaropoulos, Christopher Kawall, Michelle Kay, Terry 12, 36, 65, 72, 116 Kazanecki, Christopher 85, 96, 107 Keedi, Nabil Keegan, Lisa Marie Kelly, Nonie Lawler, Steven 49, 55, 65, 66, 74 Layng, Rhonda Lee 49 Lee, Debra Jean Lee, Michael 104 Lenox, Melinda 49 Lewis, Jayne Lindberg, Cecilia Lindberg, Mike 62, 116 Lindgren, David Linsky, Felicia Littlefield, Gay 72, 116 Long, Darlo 111 Longnecker, Debra 62 Lopez, Cynthia 28, 62 Lucchese, Anna Ludeke, Bruce 28, 79, 87, 104 Lumm, Cecelia Lund, Johanna 75 Lundberg, Deborah 75 Lundin, Susan Jensen Lurton, Nancy 69, 94 Lussier, John 75, 87, 112, 117 Lynch, Ellen 49, 63 Lynn, Frank Lyon, Kathleen 49, 114 MacCrindle, Lisa 55, 88, 118 MacMartin, Anita Index and Ads 121 76, 110 Maggio, Patricia 49 Makeever, Kelly Mangano, Lawrence 85, 96, 106 Marcille, William 3, 30, 50, 90 Mariani, Jayne 6, 87, 88, 108, 113 Markese, Karen 88 Marsh, Lisa 87 Martin, Susan 101 Martine, Jimmy 20, 59, 114, 115 Mathieu, Warren Maxwell, Donald 62 Mayhall, Chris McCall, Susan McCarthy, Kelly 3, 50, 88, 112, 114 McCauley, Anne 58, 63, 85, 115 McCormack, Margaret McCroom, Darren 21, 25 McDermet, Kimberly 72, 87 McDermott, Kevin 63 McGinnis, Daniel 75 McGrath, William 85, 104, 107 McHugh, Ellen 50 Mclnnes, Ronald 57 McKinney, Lou Ann 20, 21, 50, 60 McNally, Mike 6, 13, 75, 77, 89, 108, 115. 116 McNulty, Connie McWeeny, Karen 50 Melendez, Eliezer 3, 9, 50, 117 Merkir, Norine Metzger, Nancy 63, 108 Meyer, Blair Meyers, Rod 90 Mezner, Julie 50, 62, 113, 118 Michaelowski, David 64, 75 Michaels, Thomas 63, 64, 85, 96 Mielke, Jeffrey Miles, Kimberly 64 Miller, Debie Jo 75 Miller, Jean Miller, Michael 55, 67, 79, 107, 110 Miller, Renee Miller Tara Minnis, Marianne 89, 113 Mintz, Stephen Mitkusevitch, Mark 50, 102 Modrow, Michelle 62, 112, 113, 118 Mohammad, Ricky 111 Mooney, Helen Moreland, William 3, 50, 74 Morris, Michael 3, 13, 19, 72, 75, 76, 85, 11O,112,116,117,118 Morris, Timothy 89 Mosher, Joan 27, 95, 100, 101 Mueller, Donna Muhammad, Maria Mulford, Nancy Mullard, Dawn 58, 76 Mullen, Jackie 43, 64 Munce, Jean Murphy, Bruce Nazzarini, Linda Neal, Harold 80, 89, 114, 115 Neal, Verna Nehring, Melanie Neisewander, Janet 118 122 Index and Ads Nelson, Christine 64 Nelson, John Nelson, Julie Ann Ness, Kathy Nettels, Edward 55, 59, 89, 90 Newcombe, Margo 89 Newman, Ken 85, 106 Newton, Constance Nielson, Greg 21, 25, 55,60 Nishibata, Kumiko Nolan, Jennifer 89 Nolin, Nichole 89 Nordlof, Donna Noreen, Craig 89, 110 Norton, Cynthia Nousianen, Denise Novak, Kathleen Novak, Patricia A. 72, 109, 116 Nutter, Wendy Joy 65 Nutting, Beth Irene 89 O'Brien, Kelly 85, 107 O'Brien, Patricia 40, 69, 89 O'Connor, M.P. O'Donnell, Virginia Odum, Opal 50 Ogush, April 63, 89 Olander, Lisa O'Leary, Susan 76 Oliver, Mark 55 Olson, Kimberly Olson, Monica O'Neill, Daniel Orndahl, Mark Palmer, Kathy Palmieri, Tina 89, 95, 101, 113 Palmquist, Maree Palombi, Cindy Jean Ramsey, Muriel Rathke, Nancy 65, 111 Readman, Kevin 62, 73, 76 Reardon, William 67, 110 Reed, John 107 Renier, James 61 Reynolds, Ann 65 Rich, Laura Jane 65 Ricketts, Pamela 66 Rittenhouse, Cherri 77 Roakes, Jonathan 3, 13, 77, 116 Robbins, Jacquelin 55, 77, 113 Robins, Leslie 18, 21, 26, 37, 51, 62, 73 84 Rome, Dennis 77 Root, Thomas 61, 90, 102 Ross, Theresa 78, 117 Rubey, Sidney 61 Rudicil, Lydia Rudolf, Robert Runyon, Phyllis Ruppert, Elizabeth 18, 21, 51, 58, 62 114 Russell, Jeanne Russell, Judy Ruterschmidt, Herbert 51, 85 Rutler, Richard Ruthe, Ruthe, Joyce Ann Paul Rutter, Lance 13, 85 Rutter, Rick 85 Pappenfus, Bettyann 51, 84, 88, 112, 113, 118 Parks, Cynthia 72, 90 Parrott, Michael 98 Paulsen, David 55, 76, 113, 114 118 Palsen, Heather 27, 55, 100 Pelletier, Marianne 90, 112, 113 Peron, Renee 76, 113, 114, 115 Perrone, Lori Anne 51 Peterson, Brian Peterson, Karl 70, 102, 116 Peterson, Kathy Petro, Jeffrey 75, 85, 90, 118 Pitkin, Stephen Pitkin, Susan Poff, Janet Pontes, Reginaldo 90 Price, Merrie Prohaska, Loretta 76 Puente, Judy Puri, Sunil 72, 76, 79, 111, 116 Putman, Teresa Queshi, Nadeem 75, 76, 111 Quinn, Judith Radihammer, Muriel 94 v 115,116, Ruud, John 3, 66, 75 Ruud, Thomas 3, 51 Ryan, Peter Sakai, Yuko 69, 78, 83, 111, 114, 115 Salucka, Lydia Samuelson, Danita 66, 100 Sanborn, Jerrold 12, 51, 55 Sanden, Craig Robert 85, 107 Sanford, Teddie Rae Schauer, Donald Schelble, Lori 69, 94 Schelich, Anthony 3, 96, 110 Schiller, Susan Schneider, Stephen 3, 9, 51, 79, 112 Schoepfer, Ronald Schramm, Lisa 85, 90, 115 Schultz, Lisa 91 Schwamberger, Cecelia Schweikle, Carol 51 Sechler, Tammy Seebrucle, LeighAnn Segalla, Randy 85, 107 Senerius, Lori Anne Serrano, Francisco Sharp, Leslie Sheedy, Mark 61 Shiltz, James 61, 66, 102 Silvio, Sipes, Sjolin, Skok, Slifer, Sloat. Paulette 91, 108, 115 Simeran, Adriana 91 Simorie, Jan Cheryl 13, 27, 63, 71, 76. Sandra 51, 69, 100 Thomas 78 David Dale 66, 104 Adrienne 58, 62, 78, 116 l 99, 110. i i i I l ii l i 95, 100 1 l l l 1 Smith, Dana Smith, Debra Smith, lan 61 Smith, Kathryn 51, 58, 85 Smith, Roxanne Sobbe, Keith 75, 78 Soland, Elizabeth 20, 68, 72, 77, 82 Sorenson, Lori 63 Sousa, John 85 Speers, Valerie 19, 63, 88, 109 Stahl, Amy Marie 91 Stahl, David Allen Stahl, Deborah 91 Starinchuck, Michael 92 Stayner, Randi 57 Steah, Glenn Karl Stegeman, Debra Stevens, Karen 62, 101, 113 Stevens, Sharon 51 Stewart, Catherine 78 Stotler, Julia Stowe, Ann Lucas 115 Strakeljahn, Gary 98 Stran, Mike 78, 85, 108 Stuart, Carol Lynn 92 Stukenburg, Sally Suh, Glenn Sumuilson, Bruce Sunaba, Yuri 52, 57, 69, 83, 111 Sundberg, Jeffrey Svec, Joseph 61, 96, 116 Swangren, Lydia 52 Swenson, Constance Swionteck, Craig 55, 92 Taylor, Amy 52, 58, 83, 95 Taylor, Scott Taylor, Shelly 52, 88 Terranova, John 35 Thomas, Kellie Thompson, Jane 52, 63, 109, 112, 114, 115 Tidemann, Debbie Kay Tindall, Julie Beth Tinsley, Patricia 20, 25, 41, 52, 115 Tomczyk, Lori 95 Toomire, John Scott Traff, Linda 66, 94 Transue, Garry Tripodi, Frank Troutman, Linda 3, 12, 19, 28, 52, 63, 74, 11O,113,116,118 Treyer, Timothy Tuenberg, James Tugana, Susan Turkeri, Can 85, 106 Tyburski, Robin 54, 65, 66 Tyler, Tanya 3, 32, 52, 69, 100, 112, 118 Uebele, Keith 113, 114, 115 Vaidya, Kalika Valetti, Lisa Vandermuelen, Colette 78 VanderWostine, Lee 52, 54, 88 Vantrepotte, Randy 85 Vaughn, Patricia Veldhuis, Stephanie 63, 79, 88, 113, 114 Viar, Mary Ellen Vincent, Mathew Vincent, Thomas 104, 113 Vogel, Eric 13, 70, 79, 108, 109 Vrett, John George 52 Wacker, Juanita Wagner, Dorey Lynn Wagner, Linda Walesa, James 79, 104, 116 Walton, Anne Warden, David 3, 28, 79, 108, 109 Washburn, Jeff Washington, Cassandra 115 Waskiewicz, Susan Wasowicz, Laura 3, 13, 19, 25, 66, 68, 72 79,82,114,118 Watson, Jack 52, 65, 75 Watson, Paul 75, 92, 118 Weakland, Cynthia 114 Welsh, Cheryl Welsh, Debra Lee Wenziker, Gordon 67 Westman, Paul 21, 79, 113, 114, 115 Wetzel, Sandra Whipple, Richard E. Whitcher, Lisa Ruth White, Jo Wickerson, Margaret 67 Wickramanyake, Kosala 79, 111 Wilber, James Paul 9, 79, 98, 102 Wilkerson, Margaret Wilson, Barbara Wilson, Edward James Winterbauer, Susan 28, 63, 92, 109 Wirth, Alan 61, 80, 98, 104 Wirth, Kelly 85 Wisner, Kathryn Woest, Michelle Woller, Keith Allan 85, 96 Woolf, Victoria Jo 82, 92, 100, 114, 115 Wrage, Jeanne 67, 112 Wuchterl, Joseph Wulf, Martina 52 Yates, Vanessa 52, 114, 115 Yeager, Anne 3, 9, 53, 112, 118 Young, Dean 79 Young, Donna Young, Kevin L. 92 Zammuto, Kathie Zandier, Kathryn Zellers, Roxanne 92 Zenisek, Karen Zickert, Adam Zickert, Matt Zimmerman, James 3, 67 Zumhagen, Paul Index and Ads 123 S M395 --gs ' hmm 'ji s.. x- , ,. , W, ,,, 35 --xwnwwelwwwhf Qi. ',: 1 'Q I5 1ggwxN3iw-'GE?uxEQC1l1?0tl'- YRX gmzr::xwu'- xekvwggi 1,1 'Hz Bi! w..-W' .1 K ,. 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