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

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1984 volume:

43,4 ' B ' ' .uf 'x ' I, S eff 'W --'A vlgf X 1 N I li. n RECENSICJ 1984 Volume No. 26 Rockford College Rockford, IL 41' , Nl '1 -w-- gf : . .1 :ff g?:Egg.g..!E :.' n am i f WMM Y K .aa-1?-Wt W '5iW9l9if me AZ, '. fl PROGRAM ACT I ACADEMICS ACT II STUDENTS ORGANIZATIONS ACT IV DORMS ACT V SPORTS ACT VI ACTIVITIES I ACT III CLUBS AND IN TRIBUTE Today is June 28, 1984. The final deadline for the yearbook is July 2. Looks like we might be a little late. But under the circumstances which Patty Iserman and her tiny little staff were subjected in order to produce this book, l believe she has done a remarkable job. It was just a week ago when Patty asked me to write this copy about school issues. Many hours have been consumed trying to create something witty and humorous. As I reflected on all the occurances of this past year, I realized that anyone who was even the slightest bit conscious during the year would remember the outstanding points: 17 the creation ofa mascot, the lion, for the athletic department: 23 the opening of the Lion's Den, the new student union: SJ the possible purchasing of a lease for a British campus: 43 the establishment of a professional counseling position on campus: and 53 the abrupt closing of Dayton Hall and the removal of private telephones. Numerous other events occurred, most of which I recall as events from Student Government. However, these would be considered insignificant by the majority of the general campus community. From a personal perspective, one of these insignificant events stands out from the remaining and deserves, in every aspect, more credit and attention than any of the above five mentioned items. I have always believed that credit should be given where credit is due: thus. I would like to take this opportunity to express my admiration and deepest thanks to a beautiful young lady who has given so much to this school, but has been given little recognition, little thanks, and even less assistance - Miss Patty Iserman. In May of 1963 Patty was given editorship of the yearbook - a position no one wanted. Due to many unfortunate and unforeseen problems, the condition of the yearbook had disintegrated into, simply, a complete disaster. The responsibility for the shambles that existed cannot be blamed on a single individual: it was the result of mismanagement ranging all the way from the prior yearbook editor through Student Government Executive Board up to the top of the Administration. Without any formal reservations, Patty accepted the challenge of producing a book from scratch, with no starting materials and with a handful of staff members. I could spend pages upon pages describing the difficult conditions under which Patty worked, the obstacles she hurdled, much less the infinite number of hours invested in this project. Instead, let me quickly summarize: Patty produced two yearbooks C82-83, 83-843 in one academic year: also. Patty finished this book by herself To demonstrate her dedication even further, she has accepted the editorship of the 84-85 yearbook - a 160 page hard-cover book. My heart goes out to Patty. To those of you who do not like the soft-bound book or do not like the small number of pages, do not complain to either Patty or myself. For everyone on campus knows how diligently Student Government urged students to.donate just a little time and skill to the yearbook effort. Few options existed when Student Government and the yearbook executive staff were making final decisions about the future of the yearbook. In order to produce, let alone finance, two books, a compromise had to be reached. So here it is, folks - the final production ofa year-long student effort to turn the yearbook around. I think we have done it, but only with the persistance, patience, and dedication of Patty. There will never be any way that Rockford College can even come close to adequately compensating Patty for her extraordinary performance. I hope that by allowing me to print this article in the yearbook, Patty will realize that people do recognize and appreciate her abilities. May she always know that she has at least earned my respect and utmost admiration. Congratulations on a job well done! Respectfully submitted, Ellen J. Evans A Past Executive President of Student Government 4 SCHOOL ISSUES It I I ll L tl I I 'I It -I H I I I I I I I I II I I I I I I I I I I I Q 2 W whirl 4? EML TQ EMT 4516? N ,Swv 'iq' y Q V gf X - ,---Q-.-sm U ,, s g M Q -ww N41 MWS -gg-1 5205 Sf 4.: .ml Aww x 1, 9 Www ,aw lf? .,5,, , 1 ,,,. R Y X X ws' HEHGZIAL SERVICE for LINIM C. FAGER luesday, December 20, 1983 10:00 p.m. Prelude qrenlng Horde Hymn 8: Joyful, Joyful, He Adore 'l11ee Fisher Memorial Chapel Rockford College John Frsutschy and Vicki Velinski The Rev. David Foxgrover A Reading from The Velveteen Rabblt by Margery william Liss Godde, Vicki Vellnski, Charlotte Rathke A Reading from the Psalms 0 learning, a sonnet by Llnds Pager uBY'HY 5lde,H from Godsggll Reminiscences and Reflections A Prayer of Thanks for Linda's Life The l.ord's Prayer HY!! 130: 'Uoy to the Horldn Benedlctlon i l Q x a -s a- e- Deann Hirst John Hager Ruth Siegmeyer and Doug Brown Rev. Foxgrover and other friends Rev. Foxgrover The Rev. Joel Tibbetts, Dean of Student Services t ir w A funeral service for Linda will be held on Wednesday, December Zl st 11:00 a.m. at the Phtcalfe and Kuenster Funeral l-bme, lll South lyler, Lancaster: Hlsconsin. I w f 1 f M f w Q Q , The howl to which l wish ly llps to press, The cup from which to drink my hear: doth yearn, Tha juice that drowns the flre ln me to learn, Liqueur that doth my lpiorance redress. Sweet Beverage, come flll my soul with words, Por that ls where the knowledge of mn's kings and godly scholars' wealth of wisdom rings, An all by which to thought IU mind is stirred. By thee this llh ls made endurable By thy lnwxlcatlon l survive. hlle through good books thou art psneuxable, Thy wholesom dnmksnness keeps 3 allva. 0 learning, that Lnabrlates llke wine, IU reverence and longing both are tblsa. 6 DEDICATION Linda C. Pager X .Qs.gQsQsg S - Y zssg ' x My friend Linda was a child. Please don't misunderstand me. She was a very mature, adult person. She knew exactly what she wanted from her life and had good ideas about how to go about getting it. But she was a child. She would stand and peer at a sunset with awe-filled eyes and whisper, UHow pretty.N I knew she knew why they were the way they were. I knew she knew better than I did. But what she saw was that it was Hpretty.u But she was a child. She would decorate the room with the zeal and accuracy of a happy silver- smith putting the final touches on a goblet: careful, skillful, but with infinite joy in what she was doing. Then she would stand in respect of what she had done and what it stood for. She would giggle and chortle and clap her hands and be so happy. Then she would turn the lights out in the room and the lights from the Christmas tree and the window lights would bathe her face with a peace she could never quite obtain in daylight. I recall these reminiscences for a reason. I think my friend Linda had a quality in her that all of us need from time to time: the ability to be a child. The ability to appreciate things simply, not because of what we know about them, but because of the way they make us feel. It is a rare gift, but not unobtainable. Linda did it. Mark lO:lA. H...suffer the little children to come unto me and forbid them not: for of such is the Kingdom of God.N --John C. Hager December 20, 1985 Ma I! F 1 M 'I V a 1 ,n l N U' N nw Q W n L 5 N1 lr E4 ff I l 51 1 I i 1 I f w ! MIQAIDIEMIIWZS A 9 A , BL J X f kg -X gflll C0130 DR. FAUSTUS The Trogfco! Life Advenrures of Dr. Eousrus, presented on November 4, 5, 11, ond 12 in Moddox Theotre, opened the 1988- 1984 Rockford College Performing Arts Series. Directed by Mr. Doniel Veoner, o cost of ten students performed obout thirty roles in this story of o Ieorned mon who strives to know more ond be more powerful. Dr. Foustus, ployed by Doug Brown, mokes o poct with the devil - Foustus goins knowledge ond power for twenty-four yeors, ofter which the devil tokes his life. Foustus Ioter reolizes his mistoke, but it is too lote. The ploy ends os he is token owoy to hell. 8 THE TRAGICAL LIFE ADVENTURES OE DR EAU5TU5 DEFINITELY ERIC GEDDIS 9 ,M ww is if he E , Y. ,ga 7 X 6 ai This comedy, presented in Cheek Theatre on October 7 and 8, is set in the world of advertising. The plot revolves around Eric Geddis, an ordinary person who one day decides he wants to be rich and famous. He goes to an advertising agency on Madison Avenue to promote himself as the totally untalented, boring human being that he is. Needless to say, the public loves him and he does become an instant celebrity, but soon discovers that maybe fame and fortunte is not what he really wants after all. 10 DEFINITELY ERIC GEDDIS EQUUS On March 2, 3, 9, and 10, 1984, Rockford Col- lege produced Peter Shaffer's ploy Equus, the story of a young man's obsession with horses and a psychiatrist's attempt to cure him. Equus was di- rected by Dr. Rufus Cadigan, chairman of the The- atre Arts Department, and featured Rockford Col- lege instructor Joseph Gilg as the psychiatrist. W EQUUS STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE , Streetcar Named Desire, presented on April 26, 27, and 28, tells the story of a southern belle who loses her sanity as she tries to protect her fragile character from the brutishness of her sisters' husband. The cast included: Doug Brown and Vicki Ve- linski as Stanley and Blanche Kowalski, Shan Cleland as Blanche Dubois, and Rog- er Truesdell as Mitch. STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE THEATRE 13 Q Q - n--. Q - ,....,....,. 14 STUDENT LIFE , My A fp 5 f i f ,ff 5 ,, X ,-y4:,.. . I ' 1, J . V ,. , , f Q X Xzanfw, ! ' WW fs' 4 -,Lf 1 W' ,' ' b 5 f, f . .1 W 8 ww, .jf STUDENT LIFE 15 i .I lr , 'lit' :QQ N l E? 5 5 Mr Mfg- if X 4 W xx X .A X . 2 ii li ff E Q ,AU- KLA 16 STUDENT LIFE H... gf w. :, WR' ? mg ,f . if V ff J -:Ziff i f ,f h 7 Y sf ii f fl, uw.. . v,,,e..M..h.f1+1afvxt-A iulmm, .Mm A - xg. .W J X .. EQNVNX E X 5. Q 1.W,....,.A..,.,1' W.. fei,m'1s A41 , -.-f' ...ll MW STUDENT LIFE 17 lllllify 18 FACULTY M XX M x W xg X Xx S33 Mr Raymond Baker Mr Greg Barr Business and Economics Admissions N X Mr. Richard Bromley Dr. Mahmood H. Butt Physical Education and Recreation, Dept. of Education, Chairman Chairman f WW ,Q Kfwzfjv' ' 1 Z Dr, Gerald Catan Dr. John Coffey Dr. A. Leon Corley Mrs. Dorothy Delman Mathematics and Computer Political Science, Chairman Bi0'09Y AnthropologYf50Ci0'09Yf Science Chairwoman Dr. Raymond L. Den Adel Mr. Charles De Wild Ms. Karen Cooper Dr. G. Lawrence Forman Classics, Chairman Physical Education and Recreation Acquisitions Librarian Biology, Chairman Ml- Tom G'-'Sch' MS- Elillibefh FOYYOFT1 Ms. Barb Mallon Mr. Dave Lombardo A55i5f0f'f P'0fe550' ' All ASSiSf00f NUfSif19 Pf0f9550f Education and Child Development Assistant Professor - Art FACULTY 19 E K T 5 1 x DY- D0Vld Foxgfove' DF- Thomas Glddens Mrs. Kirsten Hoogakker Dr. Alan Hutchcroft Ch0Pl0ln D900 Of C0nflnUlf'9 and Glad'-1079 Controller Chemistry, Chairman Education Dr. M. Enamul Karim Dr. J. Keith Keeling weak N' , Dr. John Kenny Ms. Julie Krall English Dean of Special Academic Prog., Psychology, Chariman Continuing Education Assoc. Dean of College, Assoc. Prof. of Philosophy and Religion 439' W Mr. William Langston Ms. J. Laurence Physical Education, Athletic Director Computer Services 20 FACULTY 'Wexfor- Miss Gay Littlefield Dr. Linda Lopez Admissions Psychology Mr. Michael Manne Mr. Clarence McDermaid Mr. John Mecklenburg Dr. Swarnalartha Mold0n0dO Director of Development Education and Child Development Public Relations Head gf Nursing Depoffmenf QI' Mrs. Catherine Meyers Director of Career Counseling and Placement Mrs. Sharon Peterson Student Health Director Mr, Henry Nance Mr. David Nelson Mr. Bert Nyman Economics and Buginegg Music Economics and Business Administration Administration R f .K , ,Q Dr. David Pippitt Dr. Martha Pippitt Mr. Peter Poznanski Biology Biology Accounting FACULTY 21 kb Mr. Mark Sortell Dr. James Schmitt Dr. John Schumaker Miss Glenda Smith Admissions German Mathematics, Chairman Physical Education wr I Miss Elizabeth Stansell Dr. Robert Strickler Mrs, Joqn Surrey Dr, Joel Tibbetts Admissions PSyChOl0gY Library Dean of Student Services i5 'P4 E 3 Z 2 - 3 Dr. Peter Tobias Miss Julie Vause Miss Joy Vock Dr. Justine Walhout AnthropologyfSocioIogyfYearbook Director of Calendar and Residence Director Chemistry Conferences 22 FACULTY N THE CLASS 0F 1984 Tami J. Boehle I Art Belvidere, IL VW ,W Linda Margaret Cappelletti Performing ArtsfTheatre Arts Elk Grove, IL 24 SENIORS Lori Ann Alfe English Schaumburg, IL Donna M. Addison Art Torrance, CA Natalie Anne Brun Biology, Psychology Rockford, IL Lori Ann Brackett English Rockford, IL Lynda Gibson Cornwell Brian John Dalton Art Biology Rockford, IL Deerfield, IL www X wr ' SS? Dennis Dargel Laura Ann DeLaforgue Debbrq K, Dolecheck Machesney Park, IL French Business Administration MGIIOSE PQIIK, II. Rgckfgrd, IL MM Arlyn Hgwqfd Eigenbmndf Christine Alene Erickson Ellen Jeanne Evans Performing ArtsfTheatre Arts 5P0f1iSh I3i0l09Y Plqinfield, IL Rockford, IL Williamsburg, IA 'GIUSV Lori A. Fair Mary Ellen Francis Lisa Marie Graber Computer Science Computer Science Mathematics Belvidere, IL Rockford, IL Chicago, IL SENIORS 25 Vosiliki Hotziponogiotis Computer Science Rockford, IL Z! ' 2 Christino Lynn Hermon French, History Crystol Loke, IL Deonn Lynn Hirst Spanish Polotine, IL Frank Horvat PHysicaI Education Rockford, IL , ,,:1,V, Elizabeth Hull Rockford, IL Christine A. Howard Business Administration Rockford, IL Lori A. Huitzacua Child Development Rockford, IL David A. Johnson Computer Science Rockford, IL Sharon J. Johnson Accounting, Business Administration Rockford, IL Janice Jones Anthropology I Sociology Rockford, IL Kelli Marie Johnson Art Rockford, IL Randolph Scott Kingsley Economics Rockford, IL SENIORS 27 Michael Klein Kankakee, IL Debra D. Lee Psychology Rockford, IL Jayne M. Mariani Mathematics Mt. Prospect, IL 28 SENIORS Daniel James Lauletta Randy Lawson Psychology Shannon, IL Rockford, IL Anne Marie Lucchese Mary Charlotte Madden Spanish Business Administration Rockford, lL Rockford, IL Darren Winther McCroom Marianne Ellen Minnis Performing ArtslTheatre Arts German, Mathematics Youngstown, OH Des Plaines, IL Stephen Mintz Amy Lynn Mitchell Cherry Valley, IL Computer Science Rockford, IL Denise A. Nousianen Susan Christine O'Leary Computer Science Art Rockford, IL Freeport, IL Tina Louise Palmieri Marianne Mae Pelletier Biology, German English Rockford, IL Shirley, MA Timothy Morris Rockford, IL We Jodi L. Palmer Anthropology!Sociology Rockford, IL Stephen James Peters Business Administration, Rockford, IL ,fx Economics SENIORS 29 I Stacy Marie Scherrer Computer Science Stickney, IL Laurel Catherine Smith Social Studies Rockford, IL 30 SENIORS Nancy Jean Raasch Thomas ROOF Child Development P-0CkfOrd, IL Rockford, IL Paulette Mary Silvio lan Anthony Smith Performing ArtsfDance Business Administration Mt. Prospect, IL St. Elizabeth, Jamaica I Lori A. Sorensen John C. Sousa Art Physical Education Roselle, IL Rockford, IL Marcia Lee Dresser Strothoff Elementary Education Rockford, IL Gary Lee Szott Accounting Peru. IL Paul L. Watson Mathematics Rockford, IL , Z Cheryl Ann Welsh AnthropologylSociology Rockford, IL Victoria .lo Woolf l3ioIogyfPhysical Education Chicago, IL J , , Y 1:-:: ,, Howard Wright Accounting Rockford, IL Karen S. Zenisek Computer Science Rockford, IL Jennifer Leigh Word English Freeport, IL SENIORS 31 32 JUNIORS J IUNII UID? Rich Alden Tom Allen 340 Mary Ayers Julianne Baer A, Susan Banks ..-0 v John Belke Sandi Denedix Karen Berg Elfar Bjarnason Brian Bowley Joel Druhn fm 'WM' QQPW--wr M-19 James Clay Karen Cwerenz Thomas Dempsey Bradley Dineen Brian Efferding Valerie Fair Walter Felton Dori Gilliland Laura Godfrey Daniel Goeckner Tracy Hall Katie Harberson JUNIORS 33 34 JUNIORS Tracy Heckman Mike Herbert Pamela Hicks Lori Johnson Thorbjorg Jonsdottlr Melinda Julius Dan Kendell Jeff Kersh Mary Klein Michael Korn P. Lapham Deborah Laskowskl if W' fm-Q Qw- Roland Louer Paul Louro Christine Lexvold Don Mo Don Moccrlndle Luls Moteus Vicki McWilliams Laura Mendrzycki Stephen Mintz Setsuko Nokojlmo P. Nlchols Joy Plske JUNIORS 35 36 JUNIORS Linda Ploenzke Rich Powell Nancy Powers Charlotte Rathke Lisa Ringfelt Nancy Rostowski Thomas Sandquist Marietta Scavo Laura Schoolcraft IQ? su xt Hill? I QNX xi N X , X ,X X 1 AX, I i Diane Scurio David Seck K Kev WNW Tim Williams Joseph Wuchterl f 3 'P Kevin Sheehan Ruth Slegmeyer Diane Smith Linda Srawinoga Elisabef Sveinsdottir Debra Svoboda Lisa Timpe David Treviranus Thomas Weber JUNIORS 37 38 SOPHOMORES UIDIH' MUUIIQIES Thorir Bjornsson Morgee Cloudon Chris Cloy Randy Cook George Edmon Soroh Ellis Joanne Fon Bob Hobel Liney Holldorsdottir Lisa Hoselow John Heupel 1 C5 1'-Q.. 6 ew Q if 'F 'Q2Z'T ! .ay Zeiss-'W I 74? mv-'W' L, fi!! 0: Sm' .Wwv , K ..,,, -QM' svrvr'- N M' Jane Hobbs Kelly Hofmelster Patty Iserman Veronlca Iturralde Theresa Jones Carla Kadavy Andy Kaufman Randy Klipstein Mark Koch Evonne Kyrlazes Kelly Lambert Roman Luplnek SOPHOMORES 39 40 SOPHOMORES Paul Messenich Chris Metke Doug Mulr Holly Muirheod Corolyn Mundo Shoron O'Drien Monny Pois Michael Penzek Michoel Petersen Robin Rosenstiel Joson Rubenstein Paulo Rumple Vw 1 'K li we A aw . gi QSM' ' Tommy Shiek Victor Silvo Amy Sterly Lonno Streicher Kothy Timpe Craig Thomson Jim Thompson Shari Thurow Sue Trumbel Cyndi Tyler Doug Warner Lindo Vitolo SOPHOMORES 41 IFIIQIESWMKI N 42 FRESHMAN Cori Cerniglia Connie Clauson John DeLeon Dawn DeSouso Jennifer Dodge Volerle Evans Susan Everett Sue Ford Mark Gustafson Tim Anderson Karl Appelquist We -mvx N W' x, -16- rviwwk, X 3 ,w'V 10' L,-ff ww-fw 'lllnfwjhf ,sw if Ffa ,X fr , Us Ileto Joseph Nancy Judge Cheryl Karsten leon Kosko Allison Kellogg Tom Louffenberger Anup Monthondo Cynthio Mann Somuel Monrique Allegro Millender Liso Miller Pom Miller FRESHMAN 43 44 FRESHMEN Wendy Mooney Maria O'Keefe Paula Petersen Susan Rapp Derrick Richter Roxie Sergott Dothan Vick Penny Ward Pam Westlund David Williams Sue Wittenberg Mary Wolff WSJ' ff' . all .gy-f-v--' 'Q ? ' NSU www 5 1 CIIWUIIBS ANID 'UII3+l3ANII1AWfII'lDNS Q 1- 5 4 Q Q ep - 3 6,1592 9 f 1 X 0 Y ., P 'Q ,ff c , N f nl 'X 2 ef W A b 1, ff' 'v luuf ' 1 nlll' Illl' -'N IW X ll lil Li llili ll 1 l ,ll lil ll Dil li I 2 'Q I' I I iii i D I ,,. m m! 3, glx hl 4 - X X xXgL Y . xx ,-S A NN . . Q. xx. X . ' . Swv STUDENT GOVERNMENT: Row 1 fl. to r.J Dianne Scurlo. lleta Joseph, Lisa Godde. Row 2 Cl. to r.J Julie Kielty, Tom Sandqulst, Lynda Lipske, Laura DeLaforgue, Sue Trumbel. Row 3 Cl. to r.J Dan MacCrlndle. Row 4 CI. to r.J Trish Gibbs, Cheryl Karsten, Dathan Vick. Michael Anderson, Jane Hobbs, Laura Mendzycki, Eugene Cichon. Row 5 CI. to r.J Susan Kaufman, Ellen Evans, Curt Anderson, Penelope Ward. SOCIAL BOARD: Row 1 Cl. to r.J Owaissa Carter Csecretaryb, Phil Maione, Lynda Lypske, Laura De Laforgue Cchairmanj, Lisa Godde Kvlce-chairmanb, Rich Alden. Row 2 CI. to r.J Tom Sandqulst, Dothan Vick, Linda Ploenske CtreasurerJ, Cheryl Karsten, Lisa Timpe, Laura Mendryzckl. Randy Lawson. STUDENT GOVERNMENT 46 ORGANIZATIONS 1. EXECUTIVE BOARD: Row 1 Cl. to r.J Brian Guffy, Ellen Evans, Laura Mendrzyckl. Row 2 Cl. to r.J Lisa Godde, Julie Klelty, Laura De Laforgue, Tom Sandqulst, Lynda Lypske, Dianne Scurlo. It was quite a frustrating, yet exciting year for Student Government. We began the year at freshman orientation by distributing purple and white beanies to all freshman, and in a contest run completely by Student Government, a committee chose a lion to be the new school mascot. Other student government projects include: snow and ice removal by students, phone survey, and a new financial program for all clubs and organizations. ALPHA HELIX The major event of the year was the burning of the Rockford College prai- rie. The advisor for Alpha I Helix were Dr. A. Hutch- croft and Dr. D. Pippitt, and the officers were: President - Tina Palmieri, Vice-President of Pre- medical Affairs - Mark Zel- man, Vice-President of Sci- I ence - Brian Callihan, Sec- retary - Mark Koch, and Treasurer - Dennis Dargel. Alpha Helix: Row 1 CI to rj: Fred Brodsky, Row 2: John Belke, Dennls Dargel, Mindy Julius, Tina Palmieri, Sue Rapp, Wayne Folkerts, Row 3: Eugene Cichon, Mark Koch, Doug Dillman, Brian Callihan, Mark Zelman. TANSTAAF L 1983 TANSTAAFL events included a job and career information day featuring several Rockford College alumni represent- ing their respective firms, tours of the General Mo tors assembly plant rn Janesville Wisconsin and the Warner Electric Brake and Clutch Company plant ln Roscoe Illinois and two student faculty social hours TANSTAAFL KI to rl Van Erickson VP Marketing Randy Kingsley President Llnda Ploenzke V P Flnance Sfgurunjlos Vx Mr Henry Nance Advisor -vocab 'T I , , . f x ff I 'IJQR : - .. , - , - .. VIP . ' - , xg-xx . XV! ...li-. - ORGANIZATIONS 47 CIRCLE K Row 1 CL to RD: Tim Anderson, Kerene Gordon, Vicki McWilliams Cpresidentj, Theresa Jones, Dennis Dargel. Row 2: Mark Gustafson Cparliamentarianj, Monica Scholler, Mary Klein Csecretaryl, Serena Lund. Row 1: Tim Anderson. Row 2 CL to RJ: Fudge Pelletier, Sue Everett, Susan Trumbel. Row 3 CL to RJ: Paul Watson, Jim Thompson. Valerie Evans, Patty Iserman, Maria O'Keefe, Louis Mateus, Brian Carbone. Row 4 CL to RJ: Tim Williams, Brian Bowley, Rich McMullen, Tracy Hall, Schatzie Mann. The Rockford College Pep Band was formed during second semester to provide a more excited and B spirited atmosphere for the home games of the men's basketball team. Student-organized and student-run, the band played at four games this year. Plans to receive official recognition as an organization are being made for next year, with the hope that more 48 ORGANIZATIQB , , players will become involved. TOWN STUDENTS ASSOCIATION Row 1 Cl. to r.J: Marianne Minnis, Katie Harberson, Bradley Dineen, Karyn Mikottis Cchairmanb, Lisa Ringfelt. Row 2: Tim Anderson, Dathan Vick, Evonne M. Kyriazes, Sarah L. Ellis, Linda Erickson Csecretary-treasurerj. Row 1 CI. to r.J: Paula Capone, David Dowling CPresidentJ and Cheryl Karsten. Row 2: Lucinda Stevens, Eugene J. Cichon CVice Presidentj and Penelope S. Word. VOLUNTEER SERVICE CORPS Volunteer Service Corps is an organization dedicated to providing volunteers for the campus as well as the Rockford Community. VSC sponsors various activities including Blood Drives, Give-up-a- Meal with money donated to the Rock River Valley Pantry, writing letters to school children through Adopt-a-Kid, visiting an area convalescent home for Adopt-a-Grandparent, money-raising flower days, and Recreation days for the handicapped. ORGANIZATIONS 49 GERMAN CLUB The German Club's activities this year seemed to be centered on food. The major social event of the first semester was a homemade dinner of German foods. Approximately nine members gathered in McGaw to help prepare and enjoy the food while celebrating St. Nicholas' Day. Second semester, German Club members went out to Carl Harr's restaurant and celebrated the end of midterms. The president this year was Marianne Minnis, secretaryftreasurer was Tina Palmieri, and A the advisor was Dr. James Schmitt. lst row Cl. to r.J: Schatzie Mann, Sue Kapp, Mark Gustafson. 2nd row: Marianne Minnis CPresidentJ, Dr. James Schmitt CAdvisorJ, Tina Palmieri CSecretarylTreasurerJ. Not pictured: Susan Winterbauer. Bradley A. Dineen, Karen Doll, Teri Turner. FRENCH CLUB Officers for the 1983-84 included: Chris Herman, President: Marietta Scavo, Vice-PresidentlTreasurer: and Tim Anderson, Secretary. Club activities included the simulated Bastille at Club Fair, Wednesday lunches in the cafeteria, a dinner at Chez Gerlinde, and the Tour de France bike race. The club's purpose is to promote an awareness of the French language, culture, and civilization. 50 ORGANIZATIONS Q,, ffl,, ,f fi' , .v yf ?LsS3lU3f53'?3 1st row: Lisa Whitcher, Marietta Scavo CVice-PresidentfTreasurerb, Jennifer Dodge, Cori Cerniglia, Chris Herman CPresidentJ. 2nd row: Tim Anderson CSecretaryJ, Dothan Vick, Dr. Provo CAdvisorJ, Jean Kaska, Tom Weber. WRCR AA 'aV,V4iG6xvAN'3M-vlix-on UQWZMQ l f f.?f,i? lst row Cl. to r.J: Paula Rumple CPhotographerJ, Margee Claudon CBusiness Managerj, Patty lserman CEditor-in- Chiefl, 2nd row: John Belke, Flynn Fox, Dathan Vick, Dr. Peter Tobias CAdvisorJ, Randy Klipstein CPhotographerJ, and Mark Gustafson. WRCR Staff, row 1 Cl. to LJ: Laura Godfrey, Michele Mueller, Tracy Heckman. Row 2: Tom Allen, Mike Herbert, Paul De Leon, Fudge Pelletier, Phil Malone, Eric Houser. Row 3: Ray Thiel, Karen Doll, Betsy Premo, Fred Brodsky, Diana Archer, Tom Sandquist, Brian Carbone, Curt Anderson. Row 4: Tom Lauffenberger, Dennis Dorgel, Tim Welke, Paul Watson, Rich McMullen, Mr. Ray Baker CAdvisorJ. WRCR Executive Board, row 1: Laura Godfrey, Paul Watson, Michele Mueller. Row 2: Mike Herbert, Tom Allen, Fred Brodsky, Mr. Ray Baker CAdvisorJ, Curt Anderson, l l RE ENSIC Trying to assemble two yearbooks made this year's Recensio staff into quite a cohesive unit. Although few in number, the members worked well together and the year's experience should prove very useful next year. The Recensio staff worked regularly on Wednesday nights and enjoyed parties after meeting their deadlines. ORGANIZATIONS 51 REGENT TRIBUNE This year the participation by students and the interest of administration, faculty, trustees, and students highly improved the quality of the Regent Trfbune. In addition, the Communications!Publications Board was formed during this academic year and the editor-in- chief was responsible for reporting all problems and suggestions to the board. This year, the newspaper participated in the Illinois College Press Association Spring Convention held at Illinois State University, April 6 and 7, and the Regenr Tribune became a charter member of the ICPA. IVCF The officers for 1983-1984 Inter- Varsity Christian Fellowship included: Brian Efferding, Tom Weber, Andrew Johnson, Sandi Benedix, and Chris Herman. Members met in a corporate meeting on Thursday evenings, small group meetings for Bible study throughout the week, and at daily prayer meetings. September 8th and 9th, the group hosted Habakkuk , a multimedia presentation. Row 1 CL to RJ: Lisa Whitcher, Sara L. Ellis, Sandi Benedix Cprayer group coordinatorj, Evonne M. Kyriazes, Chris Herman CPresidentf large group coordinatorj. Row 2: Vicki Klein, Craig Thomson, Tom Weber Csmall group coordinatorj, Erik Oksnevad, Gail D. Mitchell, Lucinda Stevens. Row 3: Miodrag Novakovic, Chris Metke, Kevin Sheehan, Brian Efferding. 52 ORGANIZATIONS ...s.a,,. . Row 1 CL to RJ: Curt Anderson, business manager: Lori Drackett, editor-in-chief: Laura Scoop Schoolcraft, news editor. Row 2: Roxie Sergott, academics editor: Owaissa Carter, reporter: Laura Godfrey, reporter: Tracy Heckman, reporter. Row 3: Dennis Dargel, advice columnist. Row 4: Thomas Lauffenberger, campus life editor: Blind Elmo, darkroom supervisor: Tim M. Anderson, artist: Flynn Fox, opinions editor. V, ,, . ,W M., .... ...V ..., . . M. h , l A gg -:fp THE F EAST The Feast, sponsored by the English Literary Society, is Rockford College's literary magazine. The Feast is created and produced by Rockford College students. This year's advisor was Dr. M. Enomul Karim: the editors were Mark Thuente, Lori Alfe, Mark Zelman, Betsy Premo, and Fudge Pelletier, editor-in- chief. Our art editor was Matthew Vincent. Activities included, as they do every year, submissions, compiling them for the magazine, and typing like crazy. The Feast was presented to the Rockford College community on April 10. Row 1 KI. to LJ: Lori Alfe, Mark Zelmon, Fudge Pelletier. Row 2 KI. to r.J: Betsy Premo, Dr. M.E. Karim, Mark Thuente, English Literary Society CI. to r.J: Jennifer Word, Lori Alfe, Dr. M.E. Karim, Laura Mendrzycki. Lori Brackett. ENGLISH LITERARY SCDCIETY ORGANIZATIONS 53 Row 1 Cl. to r.J: Fudge Pelletier, Tim Anderson, Maggie Hon, Amy Nyman. Reclining member: Dr. David Foxgrover. Small picture: Dr. Donald Wal- hout, advisor. ETA SIGMA PHI The Epsilon-Epsilon Chapter of Eta Sigma Phi-the Classics Honors Society-was established at Rockford College in 1974. Students are elected to Eta Sigma Phi based on a B grade or better in the Classical languages. The society participates with the Rockford Chapter of the Archaeological Institute of America in sponsoring lectures and slide presentations on ancient Greece, Carthage, Troy, Israel, et. al. The national Eta Sigma Phi Society holds annual conventions and the 1983-84 convention was sponsored by the University of Texas in Austin. Members of Eta Sigma Phi are eligible to attend these conventions as student delegates where they have an opportunity to be elected to offices in the national organization. Student delegates also serve on policy-making committees, attend guest lectures and a banquet during the annual three day convention. Dr. Raymond Den Adel, Chairman of the Classics Department, is the faculty representative of Eta Sigma Phi and student Margaret D. Hon was the 1983-84 President-Treasurer. 54 ORGANIZATIONS SYMPCSIUM The Society of You, Me and People of Similar Interests in Universal Matters - Symposium - is the Philosophy and Religion club of Rockford College. The Symposium's goal is to promote philosophical and religious discussion and debate on pertinent issues. The club has sponsored lectures by students, faculty and guests. Symposium members also sponsored and performed in a well-received one-act play in the fall of 1983 entitled Dear Jean , a philosophicalfreligious satire written by Thomas D. Davis. Symposium plans to present more of Dr. Davis' work in the 1984-85 academic year. All meetings, discussion groups, student and guest lectures are open to all persons and beings of the Rockford College community. Symposium officers for 1983-84 were: Margaret D. Hon - President-Treasurer, Amy Nyman - Vice-President, Tim M. Anderson - Minister of Publicity and Dr. Donald Walhout - Advisor. ANISH CLUB xW 71 , . ,iff 4 f,yA,,jm, ,i W ,Z A l ,, I ffm? , f! if ff ll , , ..,,,,.W Row 1 Cl. to LJ: Dr. Marjorie Slavens, Evonne Kyriazes, Sarah Ellis. Row 2: Linda Stawinoga, Kelly Lambert, Theresa Jones. Row 3: Kevin Sheehan, Dr. James Gunn, Paul DeLeon, Derrick Richter, Vicki Klein. SPANISH CLUB 55 X N. x ,ljwi 4- 4?-V 1 K ir 4 N 3 9 1 f pw , '-Q. My ,f APY w fi 44 !,A . J i U l,,,vA Q fff ',,4,g? f , , rf - AX-'74 f',7?iVs,H9,, a fw ,ff .Www , f A ,,,, pgg,3f,k, f . XQWQ Q ,. 41 ,, 'Wu . 7, ,Uv -X 1 Ziff J 4 ,' x A , , 744 'Y ,,,!j,l'f ,L .W Wi! K I mira, 'g-2 ? DUIIQMKS DOR S 57 EMERSCN Row 1 Owalssa Carter Row 2 Joanne Farr Katre Banas Deb Laskowskr Pam: Hacks Angela Galbreoth Nancy Kallrnger Yoshle O Haro Row 3 Margee Claudon lleta Joseph Con lap! Ruth Sregmeyer Lon Bracken Laura Schoolcraft Raxre Sergott Connie Clauson Row 4 Don Grllrland Vrckr Klein Karen Cwerenz Karen Alfredson Tracy Heckman Laura Godfrey Row 5 Lrsa Trmpe Chrrstrne Lexvold Kane Henry Lisa Godde 1 1 , Q if Z 'Q ,. O 'Q ,, f , A , , J' vw. . 'V , fix ' M 9 .M qi , e : . : . ' , . . V , . : , I , , , , . : , V , , . . : , . , . 58 EMERSON I , I V 1 4 Q U ff ' Q 4 ww- W , ,W , First row CL to RJ: Sue Wittenberg, Jane Brewer, Joni Jawoicz, Kellen Hardie, Theresa Jones. Second row CL to RJ: Tammy Shiek, Sarah Ellis, Evonne Kyriazes, Julie Meyer, Beth Kligerman, Julie Macauley, Lisa Whitcher, Chris Herman. Third row CL to RJ: Carla Kadavy, Donna Addison, Lisa Graber, Stacy Scherrer, Paulette Silvio, Jayne Mariani, Karen Zenisek, Sue Trumbel. BARNES This year's officers in Barnes were: Paulette Silvio, president: Carla Kadavy, vice president: Lisa Graber, treasurer: Jane Brewer, secretary: and Tammy Shiek, l.M. representative. Barnes prides itself on taking first place in the women's intramural program and for having the highest overall grade point average on campus. Activities this year have included a bagel trot, hosting the Christmas dancelparty, pot-Iucks, more parties, and the Roommate Game. Copy submitted by Jayne Mariani, R.A. BARNES 59 Row 1 Cl. to LJ: Som Monrique, Eric Houser, Louis Moteus, Brion Corbone, ond Brion Elliott. Row 2: Don Goeckner, Rich McMullen, Nick Gurreri, Bruce Westberg, Derrick Richter, Brion Dolton, ond Andy Koufmon. Row 3: Michoel Peterson, Scott Souberlich, Kurt Kindt, Tim Anderson, Tom Louffenberger, ond Kevin King. TA LCCDTT This yeor, Tolcott roised money singing songs upon request over the telephone. The money wos used for rollerskoting ond pizzo porties. Also, o cook-out wos plonned for the spring to mointoin the dorm spirit. Floor officers were Mike Peterson, President: .lim Thompson, Vice President: Nick Guerreri, Secretory: Tim Anderson ond Curt Anderson, Senators. 60 TA LCOTT I I w i 1 i N, N V N i N l i I i LATHRCP ' ' 1 'gif . in - -,L-N 3f 9 - f ' ifsf.. f w fzgf 5 il- tl 'Q , 4 y,Jv fY , X 1 V,.- f , . , N 4. I Q 1 ,NR 'tiff ' , ' 4 ? S235 fl , sy ,Q V . 1 X - Yrgrm Q :fix A , i V, -' L1 Y . ,- X 'S if X f H17 41' R 3 I' ' f 3' '- m , X .5 4 X- Z 3 ew- H, . f ,I rv , v 1? .A V g ?' 1 -Q, ,. rg fb' , gr Q ' . -, if V' - fi . f, A 2 A rg 3L5?iegg,q F it ' kiwi Q A ' rl ' Q gf? 7 A iii' W' s g, rg '3 - D -m f fi, .gf ' ,flare f A io ' Q K ii 3:4 1- . ' , 5 i ' f H5 so 355 V '? ,f 1 - K z . ,H-Sig ,Pez , 1 526 is H g, a rd-Q 5.7, J. .Ye f iff , I . - V cs . is ,K 'l l a 1 2 ,1 5 ii A, In 25 f 1 ' . f e wr - Nr lib' 1.5, Qi ,aw -4 4 -gi Y Pr 5' V? .A ' gr? 'ggi 'A 3, fe- 'gf Ag '- ff r Sf- V ,, , 2 Rim: ,V 4? ' N-16 2 :4 TX Q r is? 9 6-' 'N 5 .. ' ,Q , M ir: :A K, -W - A . Q g-I 1 Fi ff W' ' H , for Www? .Sr WM .V - N Row 1 CI. to LJ: Bradley Dineen. Row 2: Chris Cloy, Kevin Sheehon ond Mike Herbert. Row 3: Joel Bruhn, John Wood, Bob Wharton, and Don Joworowski. LATHROP 61 Seventh floor McGaw - the greatest floor on earth greeted visitors this year as they stepped off the elevator. This circus theme was also displayed on their red and white floor t-shirts. They gathered on several Saturday mornings throughout the year for breakfast. The seventh floor resi- dents sold Lifesaver lollipops to pay for these events. At Christ- mas time, the women really got into the holiday spirit with Secret Santas and a brightly decorated lounge, including a fresh Christ- mas tree. As Secret Santas, they left sweet surprises in front of each other's doors the week be- fore finals. At the end of the week, they revealed their identi- ties and exchanged larger gifts. The floor participated in sever- al l.M. events, including volley- ball in which they placed second overall. All in all, the floor has been very active and enjoyable to live on. The officers for seventh floor this year were: Marianne Minnis, president: Val Fair, vice-presi- dent: Patty lserman, secretary: Marietta Scavo, treasurer: and Mary Wolff, senator. Linda Stawinoga, RA YN , R l gil IW Top picture: Front row CL to RJ: Linda Stawinoga CP-esident Assistantl, Rhonda Kitzman, Patty lser- man. Back row CL to RJ: Marianne Minnis, Val Fair, Tina Palmieri, Sandy Benedix, Linda Affinito. Bot- tom picture: Front row CL to RJ: Marietta Scavo, Lisa Haselow, Mary Wolff. Back row CL to RJ: Carol Dehmer, Shelly Jackson, Katie Harberson. 62 SEVENTH FLOOR SEVENTH FLOOR MCGAW W 2 it .. r 1. I . fl V 5 K X . nys Kbiimi r . 'iff' U X ,KST Ziff? lil: -,-hi .131 , O T' if C it fi T757 ,lb U Y x iiiglzx H, mi, 41 ju, I gy. X -' m mflxz-,5wi'i' ff X ' W Q Wf Ji' f' ,fe -- Q, , A if ' N ,..f---w-- 1 gif- ff, 'sirgz L' NN '-',' , gl, 1 i fwrfgf L. We 'ff lf ' mi ' xi.-' 1 1-112 X ' -T ' ..-T -vi' 1:-Y, 7' ,T ' fxrxi ,T - - - L.:-f-,g i , if Ex ,s - L, X 'f - j' ,L if' . Z, ?f xxx' JL S f f ,I - R m X . if , 1 ' - '. X. V I t ' I f' , Q ' .LXQL X - iii. H '-C N X, C w if-' - i t lf! ' slung SIXTH FLOCJR First Row CL to RJ Cindy Tyler, Thorbjorg Jonsdottir, Jennifer Dodge, Jean Kaska, Jane Hobbs. Lori Willis, Karyn Mikottis, Lisa Ringfelt. Second Row CL to RJ Paula Petersen, Mario O'Keefe, Cori Cerniglia, Beth Lemon, Lisa Travisano, Vickie Velinski, Peggy LeFevre, Third Row CL to PJ Susan Everett, Lindo Cappelletti, Lisa Rudin, Down White, Liney Rut Halldorsdottir SIXTH FLOOR 63 Z, ,fw- diiws, m.,,,.' FIFTH FLOOR FUNNY FARM Front row CL to RJ: Erie Spelick, Lonna Streicher. Second row CL to RJ: Lisa Miller, Lori Sorensen Ckesident Assistantb, Linda Erickson, Amy Sterly. Third row CL to RJ: Sharon O'l3rien. Setsuko Naka- jima, Paula Rumple, Michelle Gearhart, Juli Baer. Back row CL to RD: Nancy Judge, Susan Banks, Monica Scholler, Valerie Evans. We, it hllggmlh r C' I , A. f ' X l f l 1 hkuagl 64 FIFTH FLOOR One thing we had was unity. Helping keep unity were our offi- cers: Juli Baer, president: Linda Erickson, vice-president: Carolyn Krajewski, secretary: Lonna Strei- cher, treasurer: and Nancy Judge, l.M. Rep. Working together, we had fun- draisers that were very success- ful. We sold pizzas for what seemed to be forever. With dili- gence, however, we raised enough money to have a won- derful Christmas party, as well as a super floor breakfast. Nancy helped us work off those eating sprees with her l.M. regimen - her motto, You will participate in intramurals! It was not all fun, though. Things got crazy when the new semester began. Everyone de- cided to play musical rooms. lt took us three weeks just to find out where everyone lived! All in all, it was a wonderful year and the Funny Farm was indeed fun. Submitted by Lori Sorensen -. N X ss -Q , ' ,.1?f'9Q- ENNQQR 'I 1' xx . ' , s' Fi-t . ' - 9 X , x x I QA '. . O I 9 s S K S Row 1 Brian Dowley Enc Hoffman Roger Truesdell Randy Klrpstein Row 2 lain Johnston, Mark Zelman CResrdent Asststanth Carlo Pontlcellr John Belke Mark Gustafson Dothan Vick Row 3: Karl Appelqurst Craig Thomson Chris Metke Brian Efferding Flynn Fox Roland Lauer Tim Williams. FOURTH FLOOR The Fourth floor officers for this year were: Chris Metke, president: Craig Thomson, vice-president: Roger Truesdell, secretary: Jim Reppen, treasurer for Fall semester: and Flynn Fox, treasurer for Spring semester. The fourth floor had a terrific year! Although we did not do very well in l.M. Basketball, we sure smoked 'em in l.M. Volleyball. We had a great Christmas party about a week before break, and another party in the Spring. With all this, we still managed to have the second highest G.P.A. among the men's floors and dorms. Like it says on those floor shirts: lt is all 4 the best. Submitted by Mark Zelman, 4th Floor RA. FOURTH FLOOR 65 Row 1 Cl to rb Chris Paddock, Anup Manchanda, Juan Lepe, Paul Messenich: Row 2 John Baloun, Victor Silva, Dave Seck, Doug Dillman, Jose San- chez, Jack Heupel, George Edman: Row 3 CWoodyJ, Bob McCluskey, Tom Sandquist, Jeff Cus- ter, Dave Treviranus, Mark Thuente. 66 THIRD FLOOR THIRD F LOCR 3rd floor McGaw has participat- ed in many of the campus activi- ties - such as I.M's - as well as our clude indoor soccer Csometrmes in the darkj frrsbee rn the halls and the ever popular water fights Our officers this year are as fol- lows: President-John Baloun, LEE own floor activities. These in- . . lilll Vice-President-Paul Messenich, Treasurer-Juan Lepe, Secretary- Ashaer Hamid, l.M rep-Jack Heu- pal, and our Senator-Kevin Holly. Tom Sandquist, RA Fl EIL Q CQFESSUKIDML llUH3ElllTF ww . .. mfgomm W-ww, ,L ,WH Row 1: Mike Fiorello. Row 2 CL to RJ: Rob Bauman, George Tauscher, Joe FL Hickey, Ed Fleming, Dave Wood, Loren Hess, Cary Bennett. Row 3 CL to RJ: Bob Habel, Todd Hurtz, Doug Warner, Randy Lawson, Gary Szott. The floor officers for this year were: David Wood, president: Joe Kazanecki, vice president Cfirst semesterb: George Tauscher, vice president Csecond semesterlz Steven Fray, treasurer Cfirst semesterjp Joe Hickey, treasurer Csecond semesterbr Ed Fleming, secretary: Clay Hamann, senator, and Loren Hess, Resident Assistant. Second floor McGaw was a very athletic floor this year with many residents participating in varsity and Intramural sports. In the Fall, second floor won the men's l.M. football championship with an undefeated record. ln varsity athletics, Bob Habel won the Most Improved Runner award for the varsity cross-country team while Cary Bennett and Gary Szott had quite a successful golf season. In winter sports, Jeff Butt achieved all- conference status in Varsity Basketball and was also named to the all-tournament team in the Holiday Tournament at Luther College in Iowa. As Spring rolled around, the baseball players continued from first copysheet looked forward to a successful season, with starters Gary Sulaski and Dave Wood getting ready for the season. All in all, second floor was a very active Csometimes overly-activeh place with sports, parties, and - of course - vast amounts of studying! Submitted by Loren Hess SECOND FLOOR 67 MCPHAIL 1st row Cl. to LD: Down De-Sousa, Noveed Daseer, Pom Miller, Louro De Loforgue. Julie Kielry, Tricio Gibbs, Allegro Millender, Leslie Rosenow, Verno Ito. Marlo Ayres. 2nd row Cl. to r.J: Liso Reyes, Diane Smith, Lindo Ploenzke, Allison Kellogg. Denise Adolphson. 68 MCPHAIL Frrst row: Leslie Zejdlik, Deann Hirst. Second row: Vicki McWilliams, Robin Rosenstiel, Shan Cleland. Third Joann Kozak, Diane Roche, Shari Thurow. 52' row: Sheila Kelly, Ann Brunette, Holly Muirhead. Fourth row: Lynda Lipske, Amy Mitchell. Fifth row: uw f f , ,f f R ' , ,fff : Q f f K , , f Z . f SVENSON This year's officers were: Julie Dolson, president: Theresa Sharpe, vice president: Deb Svo- boda, secretary: Diane Roche, treasurer: Diane Scurio, senator: and Sheila Kelly and Carolyn Mundo, l.M. representatives. Svenson 1984 will remember the Christmas Tree that arrived one snowy morning and was beautifully decorated with lights and Holly's first Christmas orna- ments. We will also remember Female Follies with its pomp and popcorn. A few will recall an overnight stay ata cold Indian guide lodge. Finally, memories of Linda Fager will bring back the close- ness which the dorm felt that Sun- day and the comfort that we were able to give each other. Submitted by Deann Hirst, R.A. SVENSON 69 70 LANE LANE Sitting CI. to LJ: Jason Rubenstein, Dennis Dargel, Paul CPkcpJ Lauro, Lonn Brander. 1st row standing: Ken CP. WJ Remack, Dan CMuffyJ MacCrindle, Ray Thiel, Bob Getka. 2nd row: Elfar Bjarnason, Thorir Bjornsson, Mark Koch, Mike CPumaJ Klein, Matt Williams. Grd row: Arlyn fthe magicianj Eisenbrandt, Joe Klein. Brian CR. A.J Evans, Terry Johnson. Missing: Geoff Frankenthal, John Frautschy, Wayne Folkerts. Brian Guffey, John Hager. Jim Kitchen, Todd Koeppl, Phil Maione. ww .,-v v ,W '.llll'l Lg P SDUIIQ WR ,fa , Q Af? fb! 1 its? - N I 1 W X I Cqllr ' A ',:0'sy4'.f, V fb 'o'v 'sr' I' 'O 01 'Q' 0'f':':9x' 0 'Z'o '7 5 ,'aL1'o n J '. 1 Y 'Q' . ,fa r or, Q 9 ,O i . ' A'-'ffzs' 43:52 ',',','. off 1.4-fi. 4 0 '4if'2rf'--' ' 1 tv iff? . KWUQHU-1uuv,,,,f I SPORTS 71 SOCCER Standing KL to RJ: Gundmundur Kristjansson, Peter Porkin, Bob McCluskey, Wayne Smith, Wesner Louis, Lance Wong, Tom Walters, Chris Poddock. Kneeling CL to RJ: Manny Pais, Chris Gordon, Seyhun Ma, Louis Mateus, Dan Zambrano, Mark Rier, lan Smith. ffl Rockford Opponent -:-1 0 5 1 1 O 1 2 1 --33 Colorado College 3,3 Colorado School of Mines E323 St. Thomas of Minnesota 2323 Greenville College 3 O .3.3 Lake Forest College 322' 1 Western Illinois Univ. 2 .313 2 North Park College 0 E323 1 Trinity College 0 3.3. 1 Judson College 1 2 3.3 3 Aurora College 3.3 Olivet Nazarene College 1323 1 Augustana College 1 23:3 2 Grand Rapids College 1 3.3 3 Roosevelt University 1 3.3 2 Bethel College of Minnesota 1 2323 1Univ. of Wisconsin-Madison 4 :-:- 2 Univ. of Wisconsin- Platteville 1 72 soccea S wit '-K 3 .. N,m'?N3.,,f,s ' 47 ,fqvm ' 5 NJRTQ: X Vi .mf- VOLLEYBALL 1st row: Donna Addison CManagerJ 2nd row Cl. to r.J: Tammy Schiek, Mary Madden, Debbie Calhoun, Tina Palmieri, Coach Glenda Smith, Jackie DeVries. Colleen McCartney, Jayne Mariani, Liney Rut Holldorsdattir. r- Opponent winfloss Highland C.C. loss UW-Whitewater loss Lake Forest loss Triton loss Wheaton loss St. Xavier loss Aurora loss Carroll loss U of Chicago won IIT loss Trinity won Trinity Christian loss IL Wesleyan loss Elmhurst loss Beloit won Carthage loss Concordia-Milwaukee loss - Chicago State loss Rosary won Aurora loss Northland won Rosary won Grand Rapids Baptist won IIT loss Judson College loss ll Benedictine loss Beloit won Grinnell won Ripon loss Trinity won Olivet Nazarene loss Judson loss I Knox won Northeastern ll loss Concordia loss UW-Whitewater loss 'it'itY.F.'2ti?!i95'... .......... ' 0SS.?I5I5'5'5 a n Q . I ' 1 U I me :'u'n'.'.'.'.' VOLLEYBALL 73 CROSS COUNTRY AND TENNIS Row 1 Cl. to r.J: Lori Sorenson, Deann Hirst, Rose Campbell, Leslie Zejdlik, Amy Mitchell. Row 2: Bradley Dineen, Arlyn Eisenbrandt, Joel Bruhn, Brian Evans, Bob Habel, Tim Schultz, Ken Remack, Steve Sorenson, Coach Mick Manne. Row 1 Cl. to LD: Paula Rumple, Sharon O'Drien, Chris- tine Lexrold, Martha Francis, Jenny Stykel. Row 2: Jody Stanley, Teresa Waller, Coach Dr. James Schmitt, Jane Hobbs, Katie Howard. Record: 3rd place in NllC C2-21, 2-5 overall. Row 1 Cl. to r.J: Don Ma, Roland Lauer, Erich Luhrs, Rich Alden. Row 2: Jon Munce, Tom Walters, Pat Keenan, John Hindman, Chris Metke. Tom Depmsey, Coach Steve Mahan. 74 CROSS COUNTRY AND TENNIS WJASTW K , ,,., 17 f fm: ia. H ZZ wif! f 1- lr -,yy w:s.'.:, C, S SWIMMING l .:? In H ,H 1st row Cl. to r.D: Coach Richard Bromley, Joe Klein, Todd Thornsley, Eric Knutson, 15? 'OW Cl- to LJ: Nancy Kallingef- Couch GOYIG 5ff0n9f M0Uf99f HGOIY- 2nd ,f f, Paul Laura. 2nd ll. to LJ: Rich McMullen, Mike Klein, Paul de Leon. row Cl. t0 LJ: A00 Brunette- KOFGH Alffed500- JOUY 5f0nl9Yf M0fQie 5PeCk- man. ' ii,i, ii.1 Opponent Rockford Opp. m. in-1. f crrrri of Tech. 34 79 Loras College 47 64 'iff UW-Milwaukee 32 72 if L k F t 54 V,,. ocgnezjs 41 ea it Opponent Swfes Grinnell College UW-MilW0Uk99 19-64 Invitational 4th of 4 Grinnell Relay 8th af B 8th P-9960! College of DuPage 29-54 'fWif0fi0f'0' 6th Of 5 North Park cenege 24-59 Noglalcemml 32 58 UW-Whitewater 12-61 0 e9e ulchaeege Circle 26-47 UW-Whitewater 22 70 . , , X UW-Green Bay 60 11 Rockford Invitational Srd of 4 Grinnell College 17 70 M I-OYOS College 3251 Grinnell College 5 COIlhQQ6 College 30-53 Relay 4th of 4 Viking Olympics 7th of 7 .-.If Illirwis I X Knox College 35-45 553555555 22lfT-Iicolsggfes 9fh Of 11 nnneas State Meer 11th of 11 '-'-55:1 n oc or 1 College Relays 5th of 7 Knox College 47 36 College of DuPage 37 63 1 Y if 4 5 :1:1:s:s:s:s:s:s:s:s:s:1:1:.' ..... W :fe-QL ,f:x,-ew. -44'-1 4.-q -- ggftmwisewx QS' 1 'www fx , .ex 8. ,.ff,Lw, ...V , 4 f -,-. .1- - . 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MEN 'S BASKETBALL E, 7 MM 25545024 4 3 rlffi is rt Row 1 CL to R7 Assistant Coach Brad Fowler, John Heupel, Chris Metke Lonn Brander Head Coach Chuck DeWild. Row 2 CL to RJ: Doug Warner Terry Johnson Jim Kitchen Karl Applequist, Greg Wilson, Clay Hamann Row 3 CL to RJ Jeff Butt Wesner Louis, Craig Thomson, Ed Fleming Randy Lawson Gary Szott Brian Evans. On Saturday March 10, Regent Lion Head Basketball Coach Chuck DeWild was honored for his thirty eight years of coaching, twenty three of them at Rockford College. 450 well wrshers turned out to salute the retiring coach I Rockford Opponent 56 Hamline University 61 B7 Cardinal Stritch College 76 69 Carthage College 62 53 Dubuque University 78 66 Principia College 76 67 McKendree College 69 84 Roosevelt University 91 64 Marycrest College 97 49 Mount Scenario College 57 40 Beloit College 61 61 Wheaton College 57 55 Elmhurst College 60 67 Augustana College 82 89 Concordia College 79 95 Trinity College 79 79 Ollvei Nazarene College 83 70 Illinois Benedictine College 79 76 Aurora College 95 69 St. Xaxier College 93 76 Judson College 90 68 Concordia College B9 85 Trlnity College 57 80 Ollvet Nazarene College B9 68 llllnois Benedictine College 80 51 Aurora College 66 71 Judson College 105 ,V W WOMEN 'S BASKETBALL l l Row 1 CL to RJ: Mary Madden, Sharon O'Brien, Nancy Judge, Leslie Zejdlik, Nancy Powers, Elisabet Sveinsdottir, Joni Jawoicz. Row 2: Allegra Millender, Debbie Calhoun, Kellen Hardie, Tina Palmieri, Liney Hallsdorsdottir, Allison Kellogg. Coach Mary Ellen Bajec. Rockford Qpponem ' ' ' ' ' 32 Elmhurst College 75 53 George William College 49 37 St. Ambrose College 75 33 North Park College 67 39 Beloit College 61 53 Concordia College 70 ---.....,,, 31 Northeastern Illinois University B6 46 Aurora College 67 54 ludson College 59 65 Olivet Nazarene College 55 53 Illinois Benedictine College 69 56 Trinity College 41 34 Huntington College 59 54 Grinnell College 30 - 50 Chicago State University 46 50 George Williams College 46 46 Concordia College 63 49 Aurora College 66 63 Trinity Christian College 49 42 Judson College 44 Q' 39 illinois Benedictine 61 59 Illinois Wesleyan University 54 56 Olivet Nazarene College 35 46 College of Education B1 47 St. Francis College 70 5 .N 1- '-'X -'91 -,gf J Q...-I 'i 5 A Qp'4 -anna---'M ' M Q ie 5 sl- WOMEN'S BASKETBALL 77 1st row Cl to r J Nancy Judge Sherla Kelly Tammy Schenk Mary Klern Nancy Powers 2nd row Cl to r J Lrney Hallstdotlrer Carolyn Munda Debra Svoboda Jom Jaworsz Colleen McCartney Lrsa Trmpe Donna Addrson Coach Glenda Smrth Rockford Opponent Wheaton College Olrvet College Olrvet College Tnnrty College Trlnlty College Judson College Judson College Condordra College Concordra College Illrnors Benedrctlne College llllnors Benedlctrne College Lake Forest College Chicago State Chicago State Lake Forest College Elmhurst College Aurora College Aurora College , A , MEN'S BASEBALL i x' A ,af s :silk I I I? f ffl If H -352175 I f., ,V .. Q AQ, Va Iii '45 I we v w Q Y .sh bfi B E 92' N Q i if . 5 nk V .: 1 . g 'X B' If Amar' 1st row Cl. to r.7 Mike Fiorello, Steve Fray. Dave Williams. Gary Sulaski, Don Bestwina. Phil Maione, Scott Sauberlich, Vince Chiaramonte, Jeff Custer, 2nd row ll. to r.J Kevin Sheehan, Brian Guffey, John Wood, Brian Evans, Terry Johnson, Todd Hurtz, Kurt Kindt, Dan Jaworski, Dave Wood, Joe Kazanecki. Rockford Opponent I 9 Bethel College 8 13 6 Union University 7 Z- 6 Union University 5 9 Union University 7 I- 1 Lambath College 12 1 SouthEast Missouri State 14 3. 5 SouthEast Missouri State 3 I- 4 Northeastern IL University 14 2 Northeastern lL University 5 Q- O Northwestern Univesity 9 I5 1 Northwestern University 18 UW-Whitewater 13 UW-Whitewater 10 I' ST. Xavier 0 St. Xavier 12 I: Madison Tech 3 Judson 4 Q. Judson S I: Illinois Benedictine College 6 52 Illinois Benedictine College 3 Q: Aurora College 5 I: Aurora College 2 -. George Williams College 2 Q: George Williams College 5 .: Concordia College 4 -. Concordia College 4 qi, Olivet Nazarene College 0 .3. Olivet Nazarene College 15 223 Trinity College 11 1-1 Trinity College 11 I-I Louis University 16 McKendree College O 2:2 O .'. McKendree College Blackhawk 2 -Z- Wheaton College 8 2:1 Wheaton College 3 MEN'S BASEBALL 79 SPIRIT LEADERS Se X , . E ,.,. : 1 ,AA. , Julie Dolson, Pam Hicks. Sue Wittenberg, Deb Svoboda, Ruth Siegmeyer. WM Q 4? Iwi, Arlyn Eisenbrandt, Brad Dineen, Joe Hickey, Tom Sandquisf, Jeff Butt, Randy Lawson. Shari Thurow, Carolyn Mundo, Debbie Laskowski, Cori Cerniglia, Linda Vifalo, Ileta Joseph, Karen Mikottis, Pam Miller, Angie Galbreath. 80 SPIRIT LEADERS l fa wg fr X , , E' I figs-if X X HCDMECCDMING Homecoming Court: Front row Cleft to rightjz Deann Hirst, Lori Sorenson, Donna Addison, Ermelinda Ponticelli, Jennifer Dodge, Lisa Godde, Jayne Mariani. Back row Cleft to rightjz Arlyn Eisenbrandt, Tom Root, Brian Evans, Craig Thomson, Eric Knutson, Tom Sandquist, Mike Anderson. Homecoming weekend was well-received by the students. Activities included: Freshman Follies, a spirit party, and a bonfire. The soccer team won its afternoon game, raising spirits for the dance. Music was provided by Kicks. Brian Evans and Jayne Mariani were chosen as King and Queen. 82 HOMECOMING N Alf'- 'xi V- --jr 1' 1 84 HOMECOMING ef -1 . . , -Qm Hi? ffm ff' . xii ' ,. .AN 1 Q f x, 1 .s gl. -Q MOM'S WEEKEND This yeor, Mom's Weekend weekend set oside in Morch for students to spend with their mothers - wos o big success. Activities included: o tolent show, o bingo gome, ond o theotre production - Equus. Mony students took odvontoge of the opportunity to spend time with their mothers. 'WMM . rfcc c, , i :ZX fc A fps, z if , . E 4,. 1- Y 3 ' af , , VF we Fn , :Q 7 WTS . z 5 - S 4 az. ' .Ky 1 . af l . 5 K I , Q x r.. , fn, , - .f eg ,ff 1- Y 3 4' x Q , - 'A I 'f v ,. si fi 4 V 'H ,'v,.f,.f-fr if , I .,,, f ,, s,,,,, , Wi . ' , ,K 'A JMX! V 1 f rip. '-1fg,,,'!,-2.x f ft Q 2 .Q I 3 V5 .1 if ..... 1 1 L3 1 1 f 4 , ' 141 I A, . ,f fn A .1 ' S W I LJ: '. MOM'S WEEKEND 85 APRIL BADNESS April Badness began Friday with a banquet. Brian Evans and Jayne Mariani were crowned king and queen, and the court included Donna Addison, Marcie Dogg, Laura DeLaforgue, Randy Lawson, Loren Hess, and Arlyn Eisenbrandt. The banquet was followed by a dance with music by the Y95 Music Machine. Saturday was filled with games at Kent, Lady Regents Softball and Regents Baseball, and finally chicken on the lawn. Another dance was held Saturday with music by a live band, Lies. sci! 86 APRIL BADNESS SRM- wi if 2 i We ,H .Q X Q - M .Nw 2 ,154 -.M EM. , ffm ,Jr I APRIL DADNESS 87 CLASS CDF 1984 GRADUATES On May 20, 1984 two-hundred Rockford College students joined the ranks of Rockford College alumni. Pointless But Significant was the title of the commencement address given by Dr. Martin E. Marty, Professor at the University of Chicago. Following his address Dr. Marty received an honorary Rockford College degree. ,, 88 GRADUATION XRU C 5, ty:-' 13447, .f :IAQ ,J A ' 'Nady A QM Q 1 GRADUATION eo fr a ,......2' H! N SENIOR HONORS Elections to Phi Beta Kappa Lori Ann Alfe Margaret Rose DiMarco Hon Marianne Ellen Minnis Ellen Jeanne Evans Jayne Margaret Mariani Tina Louise Palmieri Elections to Omicron Delta Epsilon Deann Lynn Hirst Mary Charlotte Madden Jayne Margaret Mariani Julie Ann Hollingsworth Jeffrey Richard Petro Elections to Eta Sigma Phi Margaret Rose DiMarco Hon Martha Peirce McGavock Prize in Mathematics Jayne Margaret Mariani 1984 Student Award of The American Institute of Chemists Kathleen Ann Novak The Socratic Prize in Philosophy Margaret Rose DiMarco Hon The League of Women Voters of Rockford Award Jeffrey Richard Petro Wall Street Journal Student Achievement Award In Business Administration Mary Charlotte Madden Wall Street Journal Student Achievement Award ln Economics Jeffrey Richard Petro Peat, Marwick, Mitchell 8: Co. Scholarships Karin Alfors Philip D. Gregorcy John B. Hindman, Ill Rockford Chapter of The National Association of Accountants Scholarship Karin Alfors Certificates of Merit for Outstanding Performance as Student Teachers Jayne Margaret Mariani Marcia Lee Strothoff Marion Barbour Beaven Award Lisa Whitcher Lynda Cornwell Arthur B. Adair Award in Fine Arts Matthew Vincent John D. Spence Award Jayne Margaret Mariani Rockford College First Person Award Ellen Jeanne Evans Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges Donna Marie Addison Ellen Jeanne Evans Randolph Scott Kingsley Lori Ann Alfe Lisa Marie Graber Jayne Margaret Mariani Lori Ann Elizabeth Brackett Loren Laverne Hess Marianne Ellen Minnis Laura Ann DeLaforgue John Barum Hindman lll Tina Louise Palmieri Arlyn Howard Eisenbrandt Deann Lynn Hirst Lori Ann Sorensen Brian Keith Evans Margaret Rose DiMarco Hon Paul Louis Watson T THANK YOU!! T Donna Addison John Belke Margee Claudon Mr. Howard Dusek Ellen Evans Flynn Fox Mark Gustafson Randy Klipstein Mr. John Mecklenburg Marianne Minnis Scott Munson Paula Rumple Dr. Peter Tobias Dathan Vick Tim Williams and those who submitted copy or pictures. This yearbook is a result of your efforts, and your help was very much appreciated. T-Pa1zz34O1wwfuwc Patty lserman Recensio Editor 92 CLOSING : ,, 3: 'tp -1-1' -., .,, L-A, .,., fi? -:I p -bf 5 -Q- 7-c. :U . l I 5 . X ' 5-53 :X 1 A N4 Q 1 . , ' 1. li , 1, - V 'E ' 1 - W 3 , P 1 1 1 ' 'N 4 Y v, .' if 'l I 1.1: . 44 4, J : F N 1 J L .sg 1, I!! Q 'I - i ..'A :S 5: .fi L'-11 . . Jg 'lug fi Q .f J ll! .. vf fm lx .y 'E '25 .. N, ,. in N Q R ,Ex E, 4 E Y . : ' 9 1 fi ' 5 ' ,Q . ex ' 11 ., If Q B' -5 -2 Ii 3 v tx 1 ' 'I .gg . Qu 3. 'C 9 , ,E . Y lie -vi ,N 1 xx ,, ., IL fl .,. E51 :1