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

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1983 volume:

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Wonderful things are also happening over in Starr Science. This year, Rockford College made plans to get a new computer, a new Engineering program and a new chair in the Chemistry department. All those things will help improve our image as a Liberal Arts College --- maybe. The Heritage Fund, a multi-million dollar fund-raising drive got underway. This fund will help pay for such luxuries as a new roof for the library. On the faculty front, Dr. Wilma McNess, Professor of Education and Child Development, will not be here next year. She is going to retire and do all those things she hasn't had time to do over the last few years. Good luck, Dr. McNess, on all your endeavors. The big news among the faculty this year came from the history department. Dr. Paul Gottfried, Chairman of the History Department, won a Guggenheim Grant to write a book on Hegel and the American Right. The Rockford College Community should be thrilled at this awards after all, the Guggenheim is one of the most prestigious awards given for scholarly endeavors and they don't pass them out to just anyone. Congratulations, Dr. Gottfried! We're proud of you. On a more lofty subject, the big news on the television scene, other than Cheers , was Ted Knight's new series, Too Close For Comfort . On the show last season, Mr. Knight wore a Rockford College t-shirt complete with Rolling This shirt was seen on network television. And speaking of the Rolling R , it is no more. President Stewart decided that we no longer needed the Rolling Instead, we will have Decus et Veritas adorning all our official stationery. The switch caused Sophomore Linda Ploenzke to remark, lf it's good enough for Ted Knight's chest, it's good enough for mel The Rolling R was not the only thing to bite the dust this year. January Intensive term was given the axe. It was done without much ceremony, fanfare or student input. We woke up one morning and voila no more intensive term. Also gone is October Day, at least in its traditional form. The fun and excitement of never knowing when October Day would happen was changed to a four-day weekend which is planned in advance. But, alas, the good President giveth as well as taketh away. We got an extra two hours of viz per day. Yes, we now have an extra two hours and fifteen minutes to be mature, sinful, or noisy depending on whom you ask. All in all, the i982 - I983 school year was not too bad. Having been given a crystal ball to look into the future, l think we will look back on this year and count our blessings. Who knows what the future holds. Maybe it will get better. Give me a call and we'll talk about it, l'm in Dayton IO7. Submitted by Doug Jones l 1 1 1 i l l l l, I1 l 1 l l ll 1 I 1 1 l 4 i1i l 1 Q XX S Ns Sy 4-W f A , .. ...K , H X f Nlxf-wvx, ,X QQXN was:-, 1,4 -X w Q -V-,L ft wr-N A '- N -' . , rg I. 'uni ' 4 f 1 , N I if - ffl man y: f. ,- A , . :Ay-fn , ' . , eff -' rf - , : Q - f f f. . ' ff 17 Vw ' , . A 1 f - xx , , E.-:vi X w 1 Dorm mmm 'aww --all M, ,- Q KN W0 ' u'1W'X ffmw :ff-w v Hh..ns-..., ,. .,, xf-Q er VJ .Q 'ina' x x -or 'WN' Ji, - lg -6-. ' V 4 Q Sb :v'.:.l F Q ei'- f 9' ,jx f 'vi' .- 'ji' Fi, Fvstvl' ' A ' 1 I an 5 f, iv .mf ,ggi-, -gf f ., . 1. Wqm-Un' f 5- ', 'M ,Im-fl . ,L miig 5 V' 4 ti .W Shawn' lx 1 4 . at w- 1 .Ky QNX 'wax ,. 3 A ,vi f it 'V D fl vs - ,, .. If c'1T5!.. ,N . 'Uh Qi DOR S if ,A ,- ,Q 8 BARNES l fx 1 Row I Cl. to r.J, Lori Alfe, Vicki Klein, Donna Moore. Row 2, Marianne Scanlon, Sarah Ellis. Ermelinda Ponticelli. Nancy Lurton, Deb Bogan. Celia Schwamburger, Row 3, Teresa Waller, Karen Doll, Bert Andrews, Suzanne Schneider, Tammy Schiek, Dori Gilliland. Barne The one word I could use to describe Barnes this year was enthusiastic. lt began at the first dorm meeting when everyone decided upon a common goal. This goal was to get to know the girls around them and to participate in intramurals and other dorm activities. We really had a good time getting together for our happy hours, Wendy's walks and pre-intramural game warm-ups. The best part of our dorm was the spirit and effort among each other to work together as a team. Through the girls' efforts to participate they have experienced meaningful relationships that will be carried on throughout the years. Keep the spirit goingl Submitted by Nancy Lurton Barnes RA 6 L 1 Y 1 is ' C , fff.',?, j Emerson Ist row CI. to r.J. Gabriela Barbosa, Shari Thurow, Carolyn Munda, Carla Kadavy. 2nd row, Laura Wasowicz, Casey Washington. Evonne Kyriazes, Sue Trumbel, Stacy Scherrer, Lisa Whitcher. 3rd row, Carmine Baptiste. Krista Kummerfeldt. Theresa Jones, Theresa Ross. Mabelle Cruz. 4th row. Ruth Siegmeyer. Mary .lo Dudick. Cindy Tyler, Karen Cwerenz. EMHZSON 9 IO TALCOTT Talcott Floor. Brad Dineen. Ist row CI. to r.J. Joel Bruhn, Tom Sandquist. Dan Maccrindle, Brian Dalton. Don Bestwina, Manny Pais. 2nd row Don Ma. Scott Eqstein. Brian Carbone. 3rd row. Dave Paulsen. Jim Thompson, Bob Neagle, John Kolasinski, Rich Alden. Mike Herbert 4th row. Karl Peterson. Mark Sheedy, Javier Elizalde, Steve Donovan, Tom Allen QHIQ G! Q 'E 'U- Q X Row I CI. to r.J, Chip Knilans, Dave Sisney. Ed Nettles. Ed Conboy, Luis Mateus. Mark Zelman. Row 2. Bob Wharton. Dan Jaworowski. Darren McCroom. Bill Christ, John Lussier. Jorge Hernandez, Joe Alsup. Nuno Piteira. Row 3. Dave DeMauro. George Tauscher. LATHROP ll Q e . I f Z f AW LSQKFUQQ ILP QQLLEGE ,ig ,'f ,M f i IH 3 EJ , .,,. ? , f llvll, I if 1 I I2 IND FLOOR MCGAW 2nd Floor McGaw Ist row, Bob McCluskey. 2nd row Cl. to r.J, Roman Lupineck, John Baloun. Ken Remack, Gary Anger. Jeff Pavlovich, Tom Walters. 3rd row. Rajesh Jha, Tim Williams, Roland Lauer, Andre Wheeler, Jose Sanchez, Shahid Sahaf and Brian Bowley. 4th row, Brian Evans, Craig Thomson. Chuck Cerniglia, John Hindman. Paul Messenich, John Wood. Chris Metke, Flynn Fox. Brian Efferding, and Jack Heupel. , W 645 f ! lst row QI to rb Carlo Pontlcelll Doug Mulr Danlel Davlantls Kelth Llebele and John Belke Ind row Peter Lohrengel Bob Getka Jlm Sclacca. Bob Perry Khawana Farooq and Jeff Bea 3rd Floor McGaw NNQFW S b .F w X .P gg, if Q 'N 3 1 Sf X , X Rmb X N XXNXX 1 , X Xl at ' N , 'X . 2 , s 2 'Y 5 'Q P X S :Q 6 Q Q iw 4th Floor McGaw CI. to r.j Kathy Mackin Camille Nelson Llnda Vltalo Llsa Maccrmdle 4th FI00r MQGQW I4 4TH FLOOR MCGAW Katie Harberson, Llsa Ruden, Peggy Lefevre. Jackie Devries, and Michelle Bacino th Floor cC5aw 5th Floor McGaw Cl. to r.J, lst row, Sue Pucci, Val Fair, Sandy Clark, Holly Siems, and Sue Carlson. 2nd row, Lisa Graber, Lisa Haselow, Julie Baer, Chris Ward, Lisa Hill. Amy Sterly. 3rd row, Kathy Babcock, Laura Schoolcraft, Ann DeRosier. Sue Fiene and Deann Hirst. ww 40 YC! Q ,,,, , , y ,aa ' A' f wwf, I ' A. , 1 ' 'fW4X??f?M?? 'NJ STH FLOOR MCGAW I5 i s T f? A , Q Z 1 WM ,Wu Ist row Cl. to r.J. Linda Erickson. 2nd row. Jayne Mariani, Linda Gulan, ' Linda Davison, Linda Stawinoga. Ann Williams. and Marianne Minnis. 3rd row. Jane Oliver, Gayle Michaels, Kate Banas, Rhonda Kitzman, Peggy Rogers. Vicki Woolf, Sara Bebko, and Paulette Silvio. 4th row. Kelly Hofmeister, Lori Sorenson. Lori Brackett. Tina Palmieri, Connie I6 SIXTH FLOOR MCGAW Hagmaier. and Karen Berg. Sixth floor was made up of five Linda's, two Lori's, and two Jane's Cone was a Jaynej, fine arts majors, nurses, Dr. Schumaker fans, foreign language majors, athletes. brains, dancers, actresses, editors, broadcasters. volunteers, weight-Iifters, swimmers, wines, rats, a ferret, and a clown. What a fantastic group of fun- loving peoplel Floor officers were President Paulette Silvio, Vice President Rhonda Kitzman, Treasurer Marianne Minnis, Secretary Kelly Hofmeister, Senator Jackie Robbins and l.M. Representative Tina Palmieri, Submitted by Jayne Mariani, 6th Floor RA. ans.. g Y' , . Qiuulsf Seventh Floor Gaw The top of the rock, home of Akiko Nishumura's camera, began the year by winning the October Day Competition. We couldn't find hot water, but we did find McGaw's hidden treasures, with detectives Veronica and Kelly leading the way to another pizza party. On Halloween, we piled into Big Blue and Trick-or-Treated at the Dean's. The year's excitement continued with secret pumpkins, turkeys and santas . . . our Christmas tree fell over during a fire alarm . . . our floor dinner provided enough food to feed three s Q armies! Kemper and Ringfelt won the Roommate Game - Yippee Skippeel Of course, we still found time to study and had the highest G.P.A. on campus. We finished off the year with a barbeque outside behind McGaw. Floor Officers were President Lisa Ringfelt, Vice President Lisa Kemper, Treasurer Kelley Hudgens, Secretary Kelly Lambert, Senator Cindy Cruise, and l.M. Representative Joy Anderson. Copy submitted by Donna Addison CAddij, 7th Floor RA lst row Cl. to r.b .loy Anderson, Lisa Kemper, Joanne Farr, 2nd row. Marianne Pelletier. Donna Addison, Carolyn Krajewski. Karen Haberstroh. Akiko Nishimura, Sandi Sylvester, Chris Herman. 3rd row, Nancy Powers, Lisa Ringfelt. Cindy Cruise, Naina Patel, Monica Scholler, Patty lserman. Mary Menner, Kelly Lambert, and Sandi Benedix. 7TH FLOOR MCOAW I7 ,,-i I8 LANE Lane lst row fl. to r.h Joe Hickey. John Bradshaw. Andrew Kaufman, Dennis Dargel. 2nd row Dave Warden, Scott Bunn. Poul Freitag. 3rd row Mike Stran. Ed Fleming, Hank Brautigan, Mark Koch, Matt Williams, 4th row Pete Konrad, Tim Schultz, Phil Maione. Joe Stutz. 5th row Jonathan Roakes. Randy Lawson. Ray Thiel. 6th row Paul Lauro, Mark Rier, Mike Klein, Frank Horvat, Marvin Stewart. Ist row QI. to r.J Steve Fray. Rob Gatto. Clay Hamann. Joe Kazanecki and Al Wtrth Qportraitb. Ind row Mike McNally. Dan Arqullla. Marc VanLanduyt. John Sousa. 3rd row Jeff Petro. Loren Hess. John Ray. John Kleinhubert. 4th row Doug Warner. Bob Habel. Dave Wood. 5th row Steve Lacey. Mike Jensen. Scott Castellanet. Da ton DAYTON I9 20 McPHail 4 Row I ll. to r.l Amy Mitchell. Dena Jelden, Sheila kelly. Elizabeth Lanzillo. row 2 Diane C Roche. Theresa Sharpe, Linda Hocker. Debbie Svboda. Mindy Julius. Row 3 Ann Brunette. Julie Kielty. Robin Rosenstiel. Trish Gibbs. Row 4 Shan Cleland. Phyllis Runyon. Row 5 Joanne Kozak. Kathy Truckenmiller. Leslie Rosenow. Wendy Davis. Svenson Row I ll. to r.D. Gay Littlefield, Jackie Crow. Cheryl Sipes. Carolyn Breen, Maribeth Egert. Row 2. Cheri Waddell, Kathy Best. Laura DeLaforgue. Row 3. Gail Mansfield. Lorinda Corgino. Sue Schiller. Mary Ellen Huckstep, Linda Habel. Row 4. Laura Mendrzycki, Denise Adolphson. Ann Morris, Peg McCormack. Jennifer Foley. in 2 'ff . lgli7-1- A X SVENSON ll I. Dennis Dargel points to an iliustration on the blackboard. 2. Krista Kummerfeldt looks up from her studying. 3. Brian Efferding lust goes crazy when he is studying his french. 4. Dr. Coffey lectures to one of his classes. 'ff AQ' J f .. f ..... M 2 fl 4 , , , N I M9 22 ACADEMICS 7 f f' ACADEMICS 23 .L W. - . HW Dr. Mahmood H. Butt Mr. Richard Bromley Dr. A. Leon Carley Dept. Of Education, Chairman Physical Education and Recreation. Biology Chairman 24 FACULTY 5 1 gf ? if , W... f 0 1 ,,,, j W M! I f ' in , ,..fw-N 4 4, we a Mr. Paul Banta r Physical Education Dr. Victor Crawford Chemistry Mrs. Dorothy Delman AnthropologyfSocioIogy. Chairwoman Mr. Robert Evans Economics and Business Mr. Joseph Gilg Theatre Arts, Technical Director ff g , 4 X Dr. David Foxgrover Dr. G. Lawrence Forman Chaplain Biology, Chairman W W , 5, K 'Maw fin Mr. John V. Glass. Jr. Mr. Charles DeWiId English Physical Education and Recreation FACULTY 25 X V Dr Jules Glelcher Polltlcal Science Mr Hon Chung Lee Art Director of Art Gallery Dr James Gunn Spanlsh W 26 FALULTY 4 ,M fm 'ham Dr M Enamul Karlm Dr J Kelth Keellng Dr John Kenny Engllsh Assoc Dean for Contmulng Ed and Dept of Psychology Chairman Special Academuc Programming Y I I f nl U! W g U J 5 l Q 2 1 .WM ? , ff Y 3 ,def 17134 -W- L pie., , l n n U I Dr. Gerald Caton Mathematics and Computer Science Mrs. Louise Gilibert Conservator of the Art Collection Mrs. Barbara Mallon Education and Child Development l Mr. Winston A. McKean Dr. Swarnalartha Moldanado Dr, Rufus Cadigan Education and Child Development Head of Nursing Department Theatre Assoc. Dean for Graduate and Professional Education FACULTY 27 Miss Jayne Poor Dance. Chairwoman We l Dr. Wilma McNess Education f X ,I Dr. David Pippitt Mr. Nyein Biology Computer Science Mr. Peter Poznanski Mr. Dave Nelson Economics and Business Music Mr. John R. Mecklenburg Director of Public Relations WAX Dr. John A. Schumaker Dr. Wade Provo Mathematics, Chairman French Dr. Peter J. Stanlis Dr. N. Gopala Rao Dr. James J. Schmitt English, Professor of Humanities Physics. Chairman German l P P Ml K M -qv i , W 3 x'X4i-9 Dr. Walter Whipple Music, Chairman Physical Educati 30 FACULTY Dr. Peter M. Tobias AnthropoIogyfSociology Dr. Joel W. Tibbetts Dean of Student Services Dr. Robert Strickler Psychology M ,qi Q41 fm' Z Mrs, Gayle Su-ang Dr. Gordon E. Wesner on and Recreation Vice President, Dean of the College Z5kC2ZMDE'MIUQS 0 0 0' x Y' ' .I X I 1 A U X Q. ll fm, f Af, 'R 7 Q 32 ACADEMICS 5 K M.. S W, 5, 5 1 Q 1, si 6 fc t X S Q Q-wt ki' f S nib v wiiiflrbi .Qx W5 'W x 1 f MSY f Q- f X ' x w lf, ix X 2522, W-.- .. fiery' J' ACADEMICS 33 Theatre The I982-83 Rockford College Theatre Arts season was a challenging selection of classical tragedy and comedy topped off with a contemporary rock musical. Our first offering was Aeschylus' tragedy The Oresteia with classical Greek costumes and masks. Our second production was the medieval mystery drama The Second Shepherd's Play. a celebration of Christmas presented in the Fisher Chapel. In the spring semester we paid tribute to Shakespeare with our production of The Tempest. Concluding our performing arts theatre season we sang, danced. and rollerskated our way through Stephen Schwartz's Godspell. Complementing these mainstage productions, we enjoyed an active three penny series of student produced scenes, one acts. and full length plays. Submitted by Dr. Rufus Cadigan 34 THEATRE .fl K-F A, he wi y 4 I A 41 . 1 We ,W rm, 6 F If f f! ff .2 ,., 7 W -, f I S yy 'S W, ff , - ' .rffsfflfyki -f M c Q 5, 4 1 A W 5Tl'515i5W IBIIZ zz .. .. E THE GINGERBREAD LADY W 4 7 7 3' fm, ff? BPM EW M Y , 4,651 T ,IW ,, Nw E f ' . 4 , aqxaf MZ, 4152 4 M ai Z f f 4 A fi . we Z fd ill' THE TE PE T fs 3 Z- Z f ff f X x 'Q Q1 W 'I X f f f X ,I V THEATRE 3 3 , M X I 'V f f f X an A 1 Q - X X X ?f ' L L 'a if gf Q V, Z' ' f -' yy fi f f ,,-,h ,, fd ,ff f i, ,. fax vy W N A fi nm , Z f f in WLM-S.-4'j'M X ,Jw Qxv, 5 , 2 5 1 gfffgkii' 56 X Q' A ,V-f1,,. ,fr y 7 K, W . 1' X ' ,- X ai 'S 40 FRESHMEN Lonn Brander Brian Carbone Sue Carlson Tom Clark Chris Clay Randy Cook Freshmen Nalna Batel Don Bestwlna SRM WV Wendy Davls George Edman v' Fw mil' wmv ., X , . 'WA' 31- + '?' 5.5 ,Q ' .mf . x . ' ,M ? 1 s'4 .r - .Atv- . 2 . X 'W y. , K-if . ,as mv' KM -M If 5' . V .T ,AM ,Y ,...,,1i 'Qwfd lG9 Qlnh Sarah Ellis Linda Erickson Joanne Farr Susan Fiene Amy Gard Roberl Gatlo Tricia Gibbs Charles Gordon Bob Habel Jim Hammerslag Lisa Haselow Jack Heupel FRESHMEN 4I Lisa Hill Jane Hobbs Kelly Hofmeister Patty lserman Veronica lturralde Shelly Jackson Mike Jensen Theresa Jones Carla Kadavy Andy Kaufman Sheila Kelly ,WWW ,ff-1' Qi ' 'aliilhluv Phil Maione Jennifer McAIister Rhonda Kitzman Randy Klipstein Mark Koch John Kolasinski Connie Kollias Evonne Kyriazes Kelly Lambert Tracey Layng Roman Lupineck FRESHMEN 43 44 FRESHMEN Doug Muir Jonathan Munce Carloyn Munda Robert Neagle Chris Paddock Manuel Pais .4X0?KQ5 ' Chris Metke Gayle Michaels lr KWH ,. ,WW 1. W ffw c Lisa Palmeno Jeffrey Pavlovich Michael Peterson Ermelinda Ponticelli Ken Remack Robin Rosenstiel Paula Rumple James Sciacca FRESHMEN 45 46 FRESHMEN Holly Siems Peter Smudde Amy Sterly Gary Sulaski Sandy Sylvester Raymond Thiel Tammy Schiek Kimberly Schumacher Jim Thompson Shari Thurow if 55504410 llihwiw SNNO, www if Kathryn Timpe Kathy Truckenmiller s Susan Trumbel Cynthia Tyler Linda Vitalo Christine Ward Doug Warner Dawn White FRESHMEN 47 Sophomores 48 SOPHOMORES Rich Alden Daniel Arquilla Julianne Baer Susan Banks John Belke Sandra Benedix Jose Borges Brian Bowley Joel Bruhn Lucy Busker Cynthia Cruise Daniel Davlantis W 'VNU , Ki ws ,an fd -f-1 Wahl '1Wf !1' Bradley Dineen Debbra Dolecheck Karen Doll Brian Efferding Javier Elizalde Valerie Fair Edward Fleming John Frautschy Daniel Galuska Robert Getka Lisa Godde Karen Gordon SOPHOMORES 49 SO SOPHOMORES Connie Hagmaier Julie Hammond Kathryn Harberson Katherine Henry Mike Herbert Joe Hickey Kevin Holly Terry Johnson D. Kendall Jeff Kersh Julie Kielty Steve Lacey M 1' -'W . 1 .1 ww Dawn Larson Roland Lauer Paul Lauro Peter Lohrengel Don Ma Daniel Maccrindle Luis Mateus Suzy Sophomore Donna Moore Jane Oliver Lisa Perhach Linda Ploenzke SOPHOMORES 5I 52 SGPHOMORES Carlo Ponticelli Nancy Powers Charlotte Rathke Nancy Rostowsky Thomas Sandquist Marianne Scanlon Monica Scholler Laura Schoolcraft Ruth Siegmeyer Diane Smith Debra Svoboda Craig Thomson MQW' www? ma , b V 1 -WAV I' Za Lisa Timpe Oskar Traustason M. Vanlanduyt Teresa Waller Tom Walters Andre Wheeler Ann Williams Tim Williams Mark Zelman SOPHOMORES 53 54 JUNIORS Lori Brackett Natalie Brun Charles Cerniglia Sandra Clark Brian Dalton Dennis Dargel Juniors Donna Addison Lori Alfe . SZ! Jacqueline Devries Arlyn Eisenbrant wer? Christin Erickson Van Erickson xg: :Q Ijouglas Jones J. Kaug Ellen Evans Wayne Folkerts Rosetta Glasper Lisa Graber Christina Herman Lori Huitzacua JUNIORS 55 56 .IUNIORS M. Klein Krista Kummerfeldt George Lamarca Randy Lawson Darren McCroom Marianne Minnis Stephen Mintz Amy Mitchell E Nettles Tina Palmlerl Marianne Pelletier Nancy Raasch MW www ff, MW aw 7 252 AWE , f f 'Q In f ,V.. .uw fi , ' ' ' ,f Y . '-Y L fb' , A , t. W I 0 , V. K' ,X 01 ,g ,- -k W, sw 1 f . JUNIDFIS ' 'x ,ww K, Q Thomas Root Stacy Scherrer E f,,. Victoria Woolf Karen Zenisek Paulette Silvio Lori Sorenson Gary Szott .IUNIORS 57 MMV f Q ea r www f' W 4 .uf J M4 f W, 3 ff ff ff WW! hw ' W, yn yy f W fm X X , MW! in ,MX fffQ.x.ff7:Xff-, -5 ' ' J ffwffff, yf f I Q X ff ffjff , 7 .ff f X of ' ' X I, I ff! M W W kg 4 f, 'X 1 f l, We W 14, v W -v-wwf Qui ff 0 Soccer Ist row CI. to r.b Ray Driver. Mike Herman, .lohn Sousa. Chris Gordon, Louis Mateus Ccaptainj. Conan Donnellan. Mark Rier, Mike Anderson 2nd row Coach Paul Banta. Anthony Schelich. Marvin Stewart. Roman Lupineck, Wayne Smith, Johann Holton, Tom Walters, Frank Horvat, lan Labun 60 SOCCER 'NIIC contest 4lfDistrict 20 playoffs Record - I06-2 overall 4-OO conference UW-Milwaukee Lake Forest Roosevelt McKendree Greenville Western Illinois Illinois State Trinity Olivet Nazarene Judson Aurora Illinois Flames North Park UW-Green Bay Sangamon State UW-Platteville Sangamon State? Rockford Opponent O 4 2 I 3 2 O O 2 I I LIW-Madison 3 O O O I 2 ' O 8 ' O 4 ' I 3 ' O 2 O I O 2 4 O 3 3 O O 4 nuannoououonnnsua .cannon-...fauna nf no I! I -'AF olleyball ,aff Ma-...,, c A ,H-1 1 ...W Zlw' Q Q 4 'E ,2 f f f JMNQ I V, J , 7 X, Legg? 2, WW. Z g ah, ' ' 41.. Z V 'wi X 4 VM f , , . E , 3 'v,',. ,',, I ,V .' , ' ,'n' Y' fl A, ' A mf, Q' 1 f 1 - 1 x Ist row Cl. to r.j Paula Rumple, Jayne Mariani, Cheryl Ridulph. Tammy Schiek, Mary Madden. 2nd row Coach Patrice Milkovich. Cheryl Sipes, Jacqueline DeVries. Joy Anderson. Tina Palmieri. Kathryn Best, Carolyn Breen, Jenny Rentschler. VOLLEYBALL 6I -'.'- .'. '.'-lx 4 '.'-f'.' QHQ' pa X omen' Tenni E i 2 i lst row fl. to r.b Jane Hobbs. Maribeth Egert. Anne Tardy, Christine Lexvold, Gabriela Barbosa, Katie Harberson, Lisa Sch Dr. James Schmitt, coach. fIi.!f:'.,? I' vf fp 62 TENNIS ramm Katie Howard Back row '15 .. ,,, ' I 5' :gi f i WI' fa I, 'iigiqzf i ' . '. ' -'ll A ' A13 iff... , f 'X 5 iff? f . 1 X 1 N cRosscouNTRY , , iA2zixi:::Q'ZCl:323.f:-Or?5g,1Q::g,n . Tim Schultz. Brian Evans, Joel Bruhn, ' ' Chuck Cerniglia Bradley Dineen ' Uvx sg 6 A' wh- S l I E 7 i JE 5 Q 1 W 97 3 f S ii 5 ' 'ag' 7- r v eg, Q f 6 W UNTRY M N'S BA KETBALL lm lst row Cl. to r.J: Terry Johnson. Jack Heupel, Doug Warner, Brian Evans, John Bradshaw. Clay Hamann Greg Wilson Tom Honeycutt 2nd row Assistant ll Chuck DeWiId i 7 1 Q6 R7 X, vw 'J Rockford Opponent Hamline Eureka Elmhurst Carthage Marycrest Illinois Benedictine Dubuque Elmhurst St Francis UW Whitewater Beloit Mt Scenario Olivet Nazarene Illinois Benedictine Aurora Beloit Judson Olivet Nazarene ' Trinity ' Concordia ' Illinois Benedictine ' Aurora ' Judson ' Trinity ' Concordia ' Qunicy if NllC contest 4fDistrict 20 playoffs Record - I5-II overall 7-5 conference Coach, Mr. Brad Fowler. Rhett Coatney. Gary Szott, Kelvin Tenboer, Scott Bunn, Jeff Butt. Craig Thompson Ed Fleming Randy Lawson Head Coach Mr 64 ' 55 92 70 N 1 ss 78 P7 64 66 ' 9I 92 xl . 67 ' ' ' 82 57, II5 Roosevelt 94 4 4' si 67 my si 73 es . 66 67 - ' ss , 9 6I ' 44 7 , A L 76 . ' 74 f R l IN--N, 6l ' ' 59 ,, -,A 1 5s A ' ' 6 ' ei y 'f 57 ' 59 I Hr, 7 I 44 56 5s 63 ' I 65 59 y' f ss 70 J 1 84 ss 4 75 68 AJ 7 7I 72 Q1 76 82 S rm ? 94 49 7 l 92 7I 74 78 X 64 MEN'S BASKETBALL ome ' Basketball Rockford Opponent 62 Beloit 48 67 Wheaton 70 59 NE Illinois 48 'sm 53 Eureka 64 , ' A 34 George Williams 42 1 Q: 48 Aurora' 60 7 'X 38 Dubuque 52 ' 1 3 'Mn TK 48 Loras 85 G? K ' l ll -7' Sl Judson' 45 1 ' L: 7 S gg uw-Parkside 55 1 . 7 'L ' Sl msc' es . gi v U 53 Elmhurst 65 7 -N' L- 54 North Park 67 ,Sl ' I . M I 68 Tranny' ss ' eigg , 48 Aurora 66 -iff:-L ' 73 Olivet Nazarene' 59 ,, - -' YW' 73 Lake Forest 38 I , 55 North Park es l if 1 1 50 Concordia' 72 , 7 , E l 39 uw-whitewater 7l X, 7 lr 68 Wheaton 76 ff L 58 Chicago State 67 , X 'NIIC contest la wr y Record - 6-I6 overall 3-3 conference 'tai ' lst row Cl. to r.b Cheryl Ridulph. Nancy Powers. Linda Hocker, Kimberly Oren. 2nd row Ass't Coach R. Driver, Lisa Ringfelt, Leslie Zeidlik. Tina Palmieri. Joy Anderson, Coach Patrice Milkovich. WOMEN'S BASKETBALL 65 viii KS!- V .Q - 4 malt' E l l 5 gs 9 4: 66 SWIMMING Swimmin I 'Swv' Swimming Teams: lst row Cl. to r.J Paul Lauro, Karl Peterson. Hank Braut'am, Rob Bauman, om Root. Celia Greiner. Maureen Healy, Dave Hibbs, Donna Reese. 2nd row: Mrs. Gayle Strang, Jim Sciacca. Kate Banas, Mary Ellen Huckstep. Lisa Godde, Maribeth Egert. Theresa Sharpe, Margie Speckman. Ann Williams, Diane Scurio, Mr. Richard Bromley. 3rd.row: Steve Lacey. Carlos Palmer, Bradley Dineen. Men's Swimming Cl. to r.J Bradley Dineen, Hank Brautigam, Tom Root, Paul Lauro. Karl Peterson, Steve Lacey, Carlos Palmer, Dave Hibbs, Jim Sciacca, Rob Bauman, Mr. Richard Bromley. i Ba eball 'fs ' es lst row Cl. to r.J, Chris Metke. Rob Gatto, Brian Guffey, Gary Sulaski, Don Bestwina. Phil Malone, Joe Kazanecki. Steve Fray, George Tauscher. 2nd row, Mr. William Langston. Dan Jaworowski. Kevin Sheehan, Robert Loken. Terry Johnson, Brian Evans, Paul Messenich. John Kleinhubert. John Wood, David Wood, Coach Anderson. BASEBALL 67 omen's Softball L 4-1' WJ lst row Cl. to r.D. Maribeth Egert. 2nd row, Lisa Timpe, Teresa Sharpe. Sheila Kelly, Nancy Powers, Jackie Crow. 3rd row. Peggy LeFevre. Cheri Ridulph. Tammy Schiek. Donna Addison, Kathy Best. Not M pictured: Linda Habel, Coach A. Leon Carley. E XY A X j A ' A fx 1' 1 X. E 'E 5 -6, LL Q 4 Gy : 68 WOMENS SOFTBALL M ,V yf LZ, , f 'f ,, 4 f ,L 1, V f , , f 'Y 7 f Q W9 47 Z , M , x ff if f 42. Moms And Dads Have Their Days A R A weekend in March was planned so that the mothers of Rockford College students could come and visit the campus. The students and their mothers enjoyed a fun- filled weekend, with a bingo game in the afternoon. Later on that night, students and their mothers were entertained at a Talent Show put on by the college community. Mom's Weekend is sponsored by Student Services. Dad's weekend is a special weekend in October that is sponsored by Student Services. lt is a chance for dads to spend some time at Rockford College and see what is going on around the campus. Various activities were planned to make sure the dads had a good time. During the day there was a reception that gave the dads an opportunity to visit with other fathers and to visit with students. Gambling and refreshments were provided at Casino Night held in Grace Roper Lounge. Everyone had a good time and the weekend was a huge success. 70 ALTIVITIES FF X w S ' gvfwiw 'If M2 f , Wk 7 .Q ZA 'WW x ff Q e FW' I 1 72 ACTIVITIES 'OV' ...M te. X Qx fettf s ' sta' 5 be , it as s. 5 is sg, . tN!t Q are x x xx s xx x N X FN, -s. Q, is-f 1 if s' ESF? f s S X Ng? Q , :rss X X W, Q-slf N est s. Rx st - ,Vs X tits? sg was -s Q - s s as ' R :S f it sl lt g '. Q f new as Le, . A S, E., X DS: V, ,s Q- s .Q xr I as , esta X , s X. ,,k, V seg A Organizations Student A Government Cleaning house was the main goal of the l982-83 Executive Board and Senate. Nonetheless. several accomplishments were made which were beneficial for the students. Presented by Executive Vice-President Ellen Evans and ViceaPresident of Educational Affairs Chris Kowalke, President Stewart honored a petition requesting that visitation hours be extended. A student proiect for the North Central Accreditation team was begun by Ellen Evans, iniher capacity as Executive Vice-President. in the form of surveys distributed to three graduate and all current classes. Combination of Student Government and Alumni Club funds were great enough to purchase a new scoreboard for Seaver Gymnasium, a lasting memorial of this year. Though the year was filled with its troubles and tribulations. house cleaning was accomplished. Members of Executive Board included: Executive President, Deb Bogant Executive Vice-President, Ellen Evans, ViceaPresident of Educational Affairs, Chris Kowalkei Vice President of Clubs and Organizations, Linda Habel: Senate Secretary, Janet Neiswandert Executive Board Secretary, Monica Schollers Student Court Chairman, Mike Stram Social Board Chairman, Mike Morris, and Treasurer, Tom Sandquist. i v WS fiiivolved in many activities which helped fulfill these tervarsity Christian Fellowship Q, Q af . flfhe lntervarsity Christian Fellowship Chapter on ieampusemetss each Thursday evening for singing, iiharingfprayer and Bible study. The obiectives of IVCF are tofmake the campus aware of the good news of Christ Jesus, to help Christians grow toward maturity as disciptes of Christ, and to encourage students and faculty to discover God's role for them. Members were objectives: Fall Conference, Spring Conference, Bible and Life l and ll, Disciplemakers' Day, Leaders' Day, .dorm talks, daily prayer meetings, small group Bible studies, gleaning project for CROP and a Bible collection to be sent to Russia. Officers included Rich gDeibner, President, Jackie Robbins. large group ,coordinators Renee Peron, Outreacht Karen Stevens. Small Group Coordinator, and Kelly Bartholomew, Public Relations. In the future, IVCF hopes to continue meeting these needs especially as they plan to establish more small groups on campus. Volunteer Service Corp Volunteer Service Corp is a self-run organization on campus composed of students who are willing to give of their time to serve the community and to gather support for charitable proiects. Chairman Jayne Mariani reported that this had been a good year with more volunteers and an expansion of the programs which all members of the campus community were invited to participate in. Programs included Adopt-a-Grandparent, Adopt-a-Kid, Swim-a-thon, Blood Drive, Food Drive. Rec Day, and the class Flower Days. VSC held regular meetings to plan projects with the help of SecretaryfTreasurer Marianne Minnis and faculty advisor Mrs. Dorothy Delman. VSC plans to initiate some new programs in the coming year while continuing their ongoing programs. Their constant goal is an increase in membership so that they can reach out and help more people. ORGANIZATIONS 73 German Club German Club is an organization which is made up of approximately ten to twelve students. During the l982-83 school year, German Club sponsored Octoberfest which was held in the snack bar, lower level Burpee Center. This event was open to the entire campus. Also, they took part in the club fair. German Club held their club dinner at Ratskeller, a restaurant in downtown Rockford. The club's officers were Leslie Lillis, President and Ruth Siegmeyer. Treasurer. 74 ORGANIZATIONS French Club The French Club participated in many activities during the year. At the club fair, they built their traditional Bastille. ln November, members enjoyed a crepe party. The German Club won their annual Tour de France bicycle race. During the spring semester, members went to the New American Theatre and saw The Miser, a rendition of a Moliere play. They also went to A Taste of Rockford. Officers included: Chris Herman, President, Kim Fanning, Vice-Presidents Lisa Whitcher, Secretary, and Sara Bebko, Treasurer. Spanish Club Spanish Club proved true to its love for eating again this year by going to several different Mexican restaurants in and around Rockford. The club also participated in club fair where people's fortunes were told. The club also got together just to talkgand supported Continental Coffee Hour by attengiliiig regularly. Their president was Chris X The Regent Tribune During the second semester of the I982-83 school year, Rock- ford ColIege's newspaper, the Regent Tribune, had a com- plete facelift. Editor, Lori Brackett, and her production man- ager, Maggie Hon. recruited new people, changed the style, purchased new equipment, and expanded the size of the paper. The newspaper now subscribes to People and Time magazines, and has received copies of newspapers from all over the country in order to observe different layout designs and writing styles. New headline equipment and different graphic ideas has made for better reading of the paper. The addition of the opinions and editorial page, along with stories written by the Basic Journalism class has allowed for a good representaticihof the students in the paper this year. Staff members include, Editor in Chief, Lori Brackett, Production Manager, Maggie Hon, Business Manager, lan Smith, Ass't. Business Manager, Carmen Baptiste, Darkroom Supervisor, Frank Serrano, Photographers, Cheryl Welsh and Paul West- man, Campus Life Editor, Cindy Cruise, Chief Copy Editor, Phyllis Runyan., Editorial Editor, Doug Jones, Arts Editor, Lau- rie Harshbarger, News Editor, Laura Schoolcraft, Sports Edi- tors, Nuno Piteira and Tom Root, Staff Artists, Tim Anderson and Jane Qiliver, Production Worker, Curt Anderson, Staff Writers, Miehael Korn, Bobbi Wright, Anne Reinke, Mike Jensen, Tim Dlhy, Kim Oren, William Zies, Debbi Lee, Kerene Gordon, Ann Morris, Brad Smith, Cheryl Welsh and Brian Efferding, Advisor, Dr. Peter Stanlis, and Consultant, Victor Yehling. WRCR is Rockford College's 640 AM radio station. During the l982-83 school year, with Linda Davison as general manager, the WRCR staff was able to acquire two new transmitters for Cummings and Kent complexes. Full power finally existed providing all dorm students with an opportunity to tune in to the AM dial. The station worked hard to upgrade the music department, consolidate scheduling, and upgrade electronic equipment. Although three new members joined the board for second semester, all the board members contributed to the overall improvement of the station throughout the year. Personnal for the I982-83 school year include, General Manager, Linda Davison, Program Directors, Doug Jones and Paul Watson, Traphik Directors, Chris Herman and Dennis Dargel, Business Manager, Paul Westman, News Directors, Dan Arquilla and Mike Herbert, Executive Secretary. Mark Thuente, Music Directors, Paul Watson and Fred Brodsky, and Chief Engineers, Pat Beltran and Tom Allen. The Feast This year the Feast, Rockford College's literary magazine, was received with great enthusiasm. A greater volume of works were submitted, especially by the Freshmen class. Because of this response, the staff printed more material than in previous years. Lori Alfe, this year's editor, commented that the students were responsive and enthusiastic about the magazine this year. Staff included, Editor, Lori Alfe, Advisor, Dr. Enamul Karim, and Assistant Editors, Betsy Premo, Cindy Parks, Marianne Pelletier and Mark Thuente. ORGANIZATIONS 7 English Literary Society During the i982-83 school year the English Literary Society sponsored many events. Three speakers were hosted by the society. Dr. Cadigan, Dr. J. Goodwin. and Dr. John Rosenwald. Dr. Cadigan spoke about the production of the Tempest: Dr. Rosenwald, a poet from Beloit College, read and discussed his poetry, and Dr. Goodwin, co-sponsored by the society and the Honors program, spoke about the poetry of Yeats and Kreiger. Three annual events. the Halloween Ghost stories reading, the Madrigal dinner, and the Presentation of the Feast, were all successes. The society ventured forth this year with two literary reading sessions. These sessions allowed the students to share their own creative works. This year the society has attracted more people and students which are becoming more aware of it as a club. Literary Society's Officers: Advisor- Dr. E. Karim, President- Lori Alfe, Treasurer- Lori Brackett, Vice President- Laurie Harshbarger, and Secretary- Chris Kowalke. Town Student's Association The Town Student's Association offers a student government for those town students interested in becoming active at the college. Eight senators represent these students in campus government. This year the Association sponsored luncheons following forums, two social hours, monthly meetings, and participated in Senior Day and April Badness. The Association honored the senior town students at a cocktail hour with the faculty. The Association's officers are: President Debra Moring, Vice President Darlo Long, Publicity Chairman Dawn Larson, Treasurer Cheri Welsh and Advisor Mr. Robert Evans. 76 ORGANIZATIONS 1 l r I 1 3 Alpha Helix helped sciencestudents explore diftererrtffyi areas of interest outside of the classroom. Llnderitrite fu guidance of President Pete Conrad, Aipha . ,QM lecture series, guest speakers, a tour of the Swedishfyr 2 American Hospital's department of cardiology, social hour, and a student-faculty canoe trip. Members also attended a convention at Illinois State Academy of Science for graduate and undergraduate research. Janet Neiwander and Pete Conrad were chosen to represent Rockford Coilege by presenting their senior seminar research projects. Officers of Alpha Helix also included Vice-Presidents Kathy Novak and Janet Neiswander and Treasurer Paul Watson. Faculty Advisors were Dr. Alan Hutchcroft, and Dr. David Pippett. T.A.N.S.T.A.A.F.L. The Business, Accounting and Economics Club of Rockford College has had quite a few activities this past year. Their main activities were the Alumni Night in February, a social hour in mid-March and the job fair which took about six to eight weeks of preparation and was co-sonsored by the Career Counseling and Placement Office. The officers of this group are President Randy Kingsley, Vice President of Operations Debbie Dolecheck, Vice,President of Personnel Diane Smith, Vice President of Marketing Van Erickson, Vice President of Finance Linda Ploenzke and Faculty Advisor Mr. Hank Nance. student participation. Activities included the faculty? 5 able to initiate additional activities and to enceui'ag2'? HU i 1 l T i i l selected every December. This year the officers were ffl Jw 2 , 2, 7 , 'QM fx , V7 f f ' , K ' f 1 f ' Q , 1 ,b A .,.. I , ,Q , fi , 0 'K IIII I NF- .IOIWI1 Affiniw Carolyn Allison Karen Anderson Bi0I0gy Accounting Theatre Arts Wvndel' Lake. Il Rockford, IL Tonka Bay, MN , -ww WWW? Mwf ,gvvwwwf-il I Catherine Andrewes Kathleen Babcock Carmen Baptiste Child Development Business Administration Political Science Rockford, IL Rock Falls, IL Chicago, IL ll lt t, , gf in Q I ,W.,w ' if Q ,:,: , , I Z , , I ll.. H Gabriela Barbosa Beverly Barcelona Computer Science. Mathematics Business Administration Chicago, IL Rockford, IL 78 SENIORS Kelly Bartholomew Kathryn Best Business Administration Business Administration Roselle, IL Peoria, IL Wm V-W ,pay , fd! J ' ,, fy ff W ,mfs W 4 Zfpiif Wu, 9 ZZ W ,Q , John Bradshaw Henry Brautigam Business Administration Business Administration Algonquin, IL St. Petersburg, FL '23:3:1' ffm- .gf .' ,air nik, .'l.' . Scott Bunn Lavon Carlson Business Administration Accounting Tinley Park, IL Rockford, IL 'Ulm' Deb Bogan Business Administration, Economics Harvard, IL t - ff f Aff! yn, ff ,jf QW WKVWMQW 1 gm. David Brownowski Business Administration Loves Park. IL SENIORS 79 WW WWW? WW' Dayna Dalton Biology Rockford, IL 80 SENIORS Jerry Doll Business Administration Rockford, IL LeeAnn Chamberlain Suzanne Crandall Art AnthropologyfSocioIogy Belvidere, IL Rockford, IL X Linda Davison Timothy Dlhy Theatre Arts Physical Education Joliet, IL Countryside, IL I Maribeth Egert Scott Epstein History Computer Science Kewanee, IL Oklahoma City, OK i V, f Michael Etten Kimberly Fanning Business Administration Political Science, French Ringwood, IL Rockford, IL ww' Linda Gulan Linda Habel Linda Harper Computer Science, Economics Business Administration Child Development, Spanish Roscoe, IL Hoffman Estates, IL Roscoe. IL 'Nr' W Walter Hegel Patricia Hemmer Business Administration Nursing Jorge Hernandez Rockford, IL Huntley, IL Edo, Mexico SENIORS 8I Theresa Hurley Biology South Beloit, IL 82 SENIORS Nancy Johnson Business Administration McHenry. IL Valerie JHCKSOH Jacqueline Johnson Business Administration Rockford, IL Theatre Arts Harvard, IL Lawrence Kaczmarek Economics Rockford. IL Robert Jones Political Science Oregon. IL 5 ,, , Mohammad Farooq Khawana Computer Science Kelly Kline Lahore, Pakistan Rockford, IL Peter Konrad Biology. Chemistry Rockford, IL Debra Longnecker Accounting Rockford, IL Marcy Martine Mathematics Rockford, lL Gay Littlefield French Waukegan, IL Nancy Lurton Physical Education Long Lake, MN fu 'lff I X f 'iL ' K X -,fm Wi ,,,, QW' , f Debra Miller English Rockford, IL ,ff ,yy WWW -may Linda Lonergan Accounting Rockford, IL '23 M f Lisa MacCrindIe Biology Roselle, IL wwf, . Q . , A x f SENIORS 83 84 SENIORS WWW 4 Janice Montgomery Debra Moring Nursing Business Administration Rockford. IL Rockford. IL Michael Morris Dawn Mullard Melanie Nehring AnthropoIogyfSocioIogy. French Accounting Biology Spring Grove, IL Streamwood, IL Crystal Lake, IL ' ,wi ,, 4fZf,,y 7 N ,mwi , ,f M, W Janet Neisewander Akiko Nishimura Biology English Rockford. IL Ashiya, Japan fag ww Theresa Ross Economics, Spanish Rockford, IL :W W WW 4' Y' Judy Russell Karen Sheik Child Development Accounting Rockford, IL Rockford, IL Sidney Rubey Mathematics Rockford, IL Betty Shorter Business Administration Rockford, IL Zhi! I Cheryl Sipes Accounting Hanover Park, IL 86 SENIORS 2 L., it at Michael Stran Economics Batavia, IL ...I Michael Sullivan Julie Tindall Business Administration ACCOul1ting Rockford, IL K6I1llW0l'Ih, IL Stephanie Veldhuis David Warden C385-Bndra Washington Biglggy Bigmetl-ics Political SClEI'lC6 Dodge City, MN Lombard, IL Cl1iCag0. lL Laura Wasowicz Joan Zanin History English River Grove, IL Rockford, IL SENIORS 87 - E 1 f ff f l 5 'ifh f ,E iz -WW 4 Q 'Q' f sf 'ff wg V f GM f , W yy ? Aff, ' f , 2 2 ' at QW' f f f ff . ' 4 1 Q ' , N, M4 'fs ! if 3' ff ,....nl WWW E Nm, dw, S N 4 1,1 90 GRADUATION :Mya M. ,, 5914? 7' Z 1577 f 4 l ' fff Z JJ ,ga -1- 3 aff? 3 0. , 14 qf+'ff2 fizs?ff'm , ff' 2 It Linda Kaye Harper Peter Erich Konrad Kelly Mane Bartlrolemew David Bronowskr Michael Wullram Ellen Lavon Carlson Robert Fredrick Jones 11- f-' ' '21'i9?S.ffi7fE?,'Q': i HONORS Elections to Phi Beta Kappa CllYlSlll1C Keturah Krxwallxe Renee Irene Peron Elections to Omicron Delta Epsilon Lrnrla Gnlan Nancy Mane .lolrnson Lawrence J Kaczmareln Elections to Eta Sigma Phi Renee Perorr Stephante Veldlruls Leonard Bernstein Award ln Performing Arts Charles Cavazos Martha Peirce McGavock Prize ln Mathematics Marcy B Martine American Institute ol Chemists' Student Award Peter Konrad League of Women Voters' Memorial Award Susan Tugana American Bible Society Award Renee Peron First Person ol Rockford College Award Mrrlrael Claude Moms John D. Spence Award Kelly lirrrtlnwlornew Certificates ol Merit lor Outstanding Performance as Student Teachers Callrenne Stewart Andrews .lulre C3 lienlws Edward W. and Virginia Mill Scholarship Krrnlrurly llnnung Laura Ellen Wasowrcz Paul Robert Westman Raul Menchaca Jean A Munn' M1chaelJ S-tran Theresa Ross Laura Waso-.ercz Paul Westman Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges Kellv Mane linrtlrolornew Deborah Lough Hogan John William Bradslmw Henry Warren limulrganr Rhett Lee Coatnev Linda Sue Halvel Patricia A Hummer l't'lur l nr lr lirrnrnrl M14 lr.n'l ,lnlrn 'Strnn flnvslnncKs.'tnt.rl1Krrw.rlln' livrllr lltrrrn.:a llvlwlv Clay Ann l lttlvlnfl-l '5lvrrlr.nnt' lim lwl V--lrllrnrs lhnln ll.-:nw l mug l,nn.r l,llvr1N.N'.wrwrrz Nancy l,yn l,tn1un l'.1ul liulxert Weslnmn Michael Claude Morris .lnnnllman llrrlwrt Roalaes GRADUATION 9l 92 CLOSING Thanks go out to the people who helped produce this yearbook. These people include Randy Klipstein, Da- than Vick, Marianne Minnis, Mary Wolff, Mark Gustafson, Sue Trumbel. Lonna Streicher, Flynn Fox, Mike Her- bert, Dawn DeSousa, Pam Miller, Lin- da Stawinoga and anyone who sub- mitted copy or pictures or identified people in photos. I would also like to thank the Regent Tribune and WRCR for the use of their typewriters when ours broke. Special thanks go to Mr. John Meck- lenburg, Director of Public Relationsa Mr. Howard Dusek, our PubIisher's Representative, Dr. Peter Tobias, our advisor, and Mr. Ben McAddams, our studio photographer from Adolphi Studio. I have been through many hardships to finish this yearbook and have put my best effort forth to make it com- plete with what little I had to work with. I feel that having a yearbook is important and have done my best to make it happen. Your college years are an important part of your life be- cause they are your bridge that you cross to reach your Iife's goals. I hope this book helps you remember these years. 'PQzzgf00mffrun Patty Iserman Recensio Editor 2 Illll II ll Ill Illlll lllllllll . Q -IE .. .- I E n as 5 - - .. 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CDr C Cadiguui, Rufxns, Dr. Carbone, Brian Carley, A.Leon Dr. Carlson, Lavon Carlson, Sue Castellanet, Scott Caton, Gerald Dr. Cerniglia, Chuck Chamberlain, Lee Ann Christ, Bill Clark, Sandy Clark, Tom Clay, Chris Cleland, Shan Coatney, Rhett Coffey, Dr. Conboy, Ed Cook, Randy Corgino, Lorinda Crandall, Suzanne Crawford, Victor Dr. Crow, Jackie Cruise, Cindy Cruz, Mabelle Cwerenz, Karen D Dalton, Brian Dalton, Dayna Dargel, Dennis Davison, Linda Davis, Wendy Davlantis, Daniel Dedrick, Philip Dr. DeLaforgue, Laura Delman, Dorothy DeNauro, Dave DeRosier, Ann Devries, Jackie Dewild, Charles PAGE 54 20 5,18,58,64,79 48 64 24 27 10,40 24 79 15,40 19 27 12,54,63 80 11 15,54 40 40 20,37 64 22 11 40 21 80 24 21,68 17,48 9 9 10,54 80 18,22,54 16,80 20,40 13,36,48 6 5,21,58 24 11 15 5,14,54,61 64 Dineen, Bradley Dlhy, Timothy Dolecheck, Debbra Doll, Jerry Doll, Karen Donnellan, Conan Donovan, Steve Driver, Ray Dudick, Mary Jo E - Edman, George Efferding, Brian Egert, Maribeth Eisenbrandt, Arlyn Elizalde, Javier Ellis, Sara Epstein, Scott Erickson, Christin Erickson, Linda Erickson, Van Etten, Michael Evans, Brian Evans, Ellen Evans, Robert F Fager, Linda Fair, Valerie Fanning, Kimberly Faronn. Khawana Farr, Joanne Fiene, Sue Flaming, Ed Foley, Jennifer Folkerts, Wayne Forman, G. Larence Dr. Fowler, Brad Fox, Flynn Foxgrover, David Dr Frautschy, John Fray, Steve Freitag, Foul G Galuska, Daniel Gard, Amy Gatto, Robert Getka, Bob Gibbs, Trish PAGE 10,49,63 80 48 80 8,32,48 60 10 ' 60,65 9 40 12,22,48 2l,62,66 54 10,48 8,41 10,80 55 16,41 55 81 6,12,63, 55 25 3,34 15,48 81 13 17,41 15 18,48,64 21 55 25 64 12 25 49 18,67 18 49 41 19,41,67 13,49 20,38,41 9 9 6 66 68,80 4,67 Gilg, Joseph Gilibert,Louise Gilliland, Dori Glasper, Rosetta Glass, John V. Jr. Gleicher, Jules Dr Gnoffo, Greg Godde, Lisa Gordon, Charles Gordon, Chris Gordon, Karen Graber, Lisa Greiner, Celia Guffy, Brian Gulan, Linda Gunn, James Dr. H Habel, Bob Habel, Linda Haberstroh, Karen Hager, John Hagmaier, Connie Hamann, Clay Hammerslag, Jim Hammond, Julie Harkerson, Katie Harper, Linda Haselow, Lisa Healy, Maureen Hegel, Walter Hemmer, Patricia Henry, Katherine Herbert, Mike Herman, Chris Herman, Mike Hernandez, Jorge Hess, Loren Heupel, Jack Hibbs, Dave Hickey, Joe Hill, Lisa Hindman, John Hirst, Deann Hobbs, Jane Hocker, Linda Hofmeister, Kelly Holly, Kevin Holton, Johann Honeycutt, Tom Horvat, Frank Howard, Katie PAGE 25 27 8 55 25 26 36 38,48,66 41 60 49 15,55 66 67 16,81 26 19,41 21,81 17 35 16,48 19,64 41 50 14,50,62 81 15,41 66 81 81 50 10,50,72 17,55 60 11,81 19 12,4l,64 66 5,18,50 15,42 5,12 15 42,62 20,65 16,42 50 60 64 18,60 62 Huckstep, Mary Ellen Huitzacua, Lori Hurley, Theresa l lserman, Patty lturralde, Veronica J - Jackson, Shelly Jackson, Valerie Jaworowski, Dan Jelden, Dena Jensen, Mike Tha, Rajesh Johnson, Jacqueline Johnson, Nancy Johnson, Terry Jones, Douglas Jones, Robert Jones, Theresa Julius, Melinda K Kaczmarek, Lawrence Kadavy, Carla Karim, M. Enamul Dr. Kaug, J. Kaufman, Andrew Kazanecki, Joe Keeling, J. Keith Dr Kelly, Sheila Kemper, Lisa Kindall, D. Kenny, John Dr. Kersch, Jeff Khawana, Mohammad Farooq 82 20 Kielty, Julie Kitzman, Rhonda Klein, Mike Klein, Vicki Kleinhubert, John Kline, Kelly Klipstein, Randy Knilans, Chip Koch, Mark Kolasinski, Kohn Kollias, Connie Konrad, Pete Kozak, Joanne Krajewski, Carolyn 12595. 21,66 55 82 17,42' 42 42 82 11,67 5,20,72 19,42 12 82 82 50,64,67 55 82 9,42 20 82 9,42 26 55 18,42 19,67 26 20,42,68 17 50 26 50,71 ,50 16,43 18,56 8 19,67 82 43 11 18,39,43 10,43 43 l8,31,39,83 20 17 Kummerfeladt, Krista Kyriazes, Evonne L Labun, lan Lacey, Steve Lamarca, George Lambert, Kelly Langston, William Lanzello, Elizabeth Larsen, Dawn Lauer, Roland Lnuro, Paul Lawson, Randy Layng, Tracey Lee, Hon-Ching Lefevre, Peggy Lexvold, Christine Li, Kim Littlefield, Gay Lohrengel, Peter Lonergran, Linda Loken, Robert Longnecker, Debra Lupineck, Roman Lurton, Nancy Lussier, John M Ma, Don MacCrindle, Dan MacCrindle, Lisa Mackin, Kathy Madden, Mary Maione, Phil Mallon, Barbara Manne, Mick Mansfield, Gail Mariani, Jayne Martine, Marcy Mateus, Luis McA1ister, Jennifer McC1uskey, Bob McCormack, Peg McCroom, Darren McKean, Winston A. McNa11y, Mike McNess, Wilma Dr. Mecklenberg, John R. 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Dr. 29 Rathke, Charlotte 52 Ray, John 2,19 Reese, Donna 66 Remack, Ken 12,45 Renkes, Julie 85 Rentschler, Jenny 61 Ridulph, Cheryl 61,65 68,85 Rier, Mark 18,33 60 Ringfelt, Lisa 17,65 Roakes, Jonathon 18,70 Robbins, Jacqueline 85 Roche, Diane 20 Rogers, Peggy 16 Rogers, Sherry 85 Root, Tom 56,66 Rosenow, Leslie 20,34 37 Rosenstiel, Robin 20,45 Ross, Theresa 9,86 Rostowsky, Nancy 52 Rubey, Sidney 85 Ruden, Lisa 14 Rumple, Paula 45,61 Runyon, Phyllis 20,72 Russell, Judy 86 S Sahaf Shahid 12 Sanchez, Jose 12 Sandquist, Tom 10,52,58 Scanlon, Marianne 8,52 Schelich, Anthony 60 Scherrer, Stacy 9,57 Schick, Tammy 8,46,61,68 Schiller, Sue 21 Schmitt, James J.Dr. 29,62 Scholler, Monica 17,52 Schoolcraft, Laura Shumaker, John A. 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