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

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An International Studies course was introduced to prepare students to study on the London campus. Administrative offices previously located in Starr were relocated to Burpee moving the Recensio, Regent Tribune, WRCR, and Student Government offices to Lang. The Lion's Den served as a snack bar, meeting place for campus and town students alike. Qw f f www ' Sz 'JN' 15 ,wif , ,,,, ,Q 4 School Issues f X , ,f 9 f I 25' . 4 W if ? fy 4 I 5 Misses? wa 5,3 ., ,. Q., - ,. .mf Q i w K, Jifbf' i ,.,......f-ww gg ffiyx. m j , 5 , Q N . X as ir f . 5 2 1 . y Q, x .1 aff, 15 R ,W,..----W. a Q. .-,cf-S ,,.. ff jf!! mv f UWVLHJI 1 S iff, wif z' Fxgia :QQ , i . .. 7 Q7 . Z Y . ' -A Q o , ,f . ,ff 4 W, 6? 5 i ' wfx E' a jiri: i, KA 7 5 !K,5f', Q ' '14-K 11 :Q Xf X A 3 ' Q 1 , , 'Q gg-55 , r - E V : V - ' ,f 1 ht X X t Q X X Q I 3 I 6 Student Life 2.213 K 'fs X Wwe. .5 ,,,., . .A--- -S 5 v kv ww 2 ww. Q Z, 1 ' ? E Student Life 7 8 Activities Division Page ,'29-Aww M -- QW... ,...., ,,.. A. Z! 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NV, li f , , KN 1 ' 5 1 x 3 gm' 'lf xv W M 4 Wyvwf 5 A X a ,wif Aw A Q' if x. WX ,ga Q Q ,,,, xx Q 214 3 ? Q - mf APRIL BADNESS fs i 433' , ,X Q M ,Sv f'.P ,, 1 'N y . 5 A 'WWW' X 1 x . 52.51, ' vw Mes MQ' Z I -JS 22 April Bodness -B ' i :hi x W K W 67 i f ' - wtf' ' r' '2..'::- fr GRADUATION Over 225 seniors received their diplomas from Rockford College on May 19, 1985. The main speaker at the Baccalaureate Service was alumni Rev. Joseph Holub. A gift of art from the class of 1933 was dedicated at this service. The commencement address was delivered by British Ambassador, Sir Oliver Wright, who was conferred with the Honorary Degree following his address. The Phi Beta Kappa Prize, given to the graduate with the highest class rank, was awarded to Elizabeth L. Premo. X if 5 tv f ix A 1 na: I-.U-vu-' QQ , i M5 X ily in Groduotion 25 26 Students Division Page Abs-AH' Z7 fy I 1 STUDENTS . hd W, an, f Students Division Page 27 CLASS 1965 W Richard Alden Computer Science Walworth, WI Ronald Anderson Sheila Antosch Computer Science Human Relations Roscoe, IL Rockford, IL 28 Seniors W i. Thomas Allen Computer Science Woodstock, IL Debra Atkinson Business Administration Davis, IL Julianne Baer Susan Banks Naveed Baseer Biology, Physical Education Accounting Business Administration, Economics Crystal Lake, IL Kirkland, IL Karachi, Pakistan Barbara Beal Carol Behmer-Colborn Art Human Relations Deerfield, IL Winnebago, IL A., John Belke Zoology Arlington Heights, IL Wendy Boettner Sandra Benedix Biology Human Relations Wheeling, IL Freeport, IL Lucy Busker Marvin Congdon Economics Business Administration Rockford, IL South Beloit, IL Brian Bowley Computer Science Belvidere, IL Adell Crayton Art Rockford, IL ul, , I . Seniors YM-'ref' Thomas Dempsey Bradley Dineen Rockford, IL Political Science Rockford, IL 30 ' Seniors W! Julie Dolson Brian Efferding Child Development Religion Glenview, IL Dubuque, IA WW W Valerie Fair Child Development Franklin Grove, IL Karen Doll Business Administration, German Hinsdale, IL Charles Elliott Economics, Psychology Rockford, IL Edward Fleming Child Development Aledo, IL Flynn Fox Business Administration Lanark, IL Dori Gilliland Art Mount Carroll, IL Dan Goeckner Macomb, IL ffl, ff 7 f ,ff 7 , ., f f Wayne Fyffe Jay Gehlhausen Computer Science Ch9miSffY Rockford, IL ROCkf0rd, IL , ,f Q Lisa Godde Laura Godfrey Theatre Arts Psychology Plano, IL Hoffman Estates, IL ,...,,.4' iff, Paulo Greenberg John Hager Rockford, IL Rockton, IL l.. Seniors 'w, Timothy Halom Mary Healy Computer Science English South Beloit, IL Rockford, IL Michael Herbert Joseph Hickey Biology Political Science Lindenhurst, IL Litchfield, OH I 32 Seniors Kevin Holly Margaret Horejs Chicago Ridge, IL Chemistry Des Plaines, IL Tracy Heckman Shannon, IL Lee Ann Hilgart Human Relations Rockford, IL Katherine Howard Art Rockford, IL It Joseph Jann Daniel Jaworowski Business Administration Psychology Rockford, IL Rockford, lL Q 'SP' wP fwin Carl Johnson Art Monroe Center, Lori Johnson Shan Johnson Melinda Julius Biology Rockton, lL Biology Rockford, IL Moline, IL 1 Lisa Kemper 'Dan Kendell Psychology Computer Science Dixon, lL Rockford, lL SENIORS 33 34 Seniors Z ' .fy f 1 ,aww 'WV wre- 'iag ww i ff w-+019 Julie Kielty Mary Klein Economics Computer Science Pecatonica, IL Rockford, IL WM mf WWW Dawn Larson Julie L0l'SOn X Accounting Rockford, IL Rockford, IL ff' V Paul Lauro Economics Franklin Park, IL Victoria Klein Human Relations Carol Stream, IL Roland Lauer Business Administration Wheeling, IL Lynda Lipske Mathematics Burbank, IL Daniel MacCrindIe Robert Loken Chemistry Streamwood, IL Rockford, IL Mkt radwhz Kathleen Magnus JinLing Martin Belvidere, IL Rockford, IL John McMartin Jacquelyn McFalIs Computer Science Nursing Rockford, IL Freeport, IL Frank Maggio Accounting, Business Administration Rockford, IL fffifff 'Qi '! 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'T' lf 'l ff ,SW J X ff' Wayne Martin Business Administration Computer Science, Mathematics Roscoe, IL Seniors 35 My Laura Mendrzycki English Rockford, IL WW ' , M ff, ,,f Timothy Morris Michele Mueller Rockford, IL Mathematics Round Lake, IL 36 Seniors M31 W 5, 2:7 I Luanne Pearson Linda Ploenzke Nursing Economics Rockford, IL Rockford, IL Stephen Mintz Performing ArtslTheatre Arts Rockford, IL Miodrag Novakovic Mathematics, Computer Science Elgin, IL Richard Powell Rockford, IL Nancy Powers Business Administration, Accounting Burbank, IL Lisa Ringfelt Child Development Kankakee, IL Marianne Scanlon Political Science Hicksville, NY igun-MQ' S Charlotte Rathke Performing ArtslTheatre Arts Des Plaines, IL s , , V Rr: I ,g S, 1 so Nancy Rostowsky Thomas Sandquist Human Relations Political Science Rockford, IL Elmwood Park, IL Q X NN .ci QQ R F -v. .I-' I 'Q I gi . , Marietta Scavo Laura Schoolcraft Schaumburg, IL I English McHenry, IL ' 1 Seniors 3 Dionne Scuno Biology Lockport IL iw 1-ssfwg i'4!'4flnW Kevin Sheehon Accounting Rockford IL X 1 WDM mum, Dorlene Soderberg Nursing Rockford, IL 38 Seniors Dove Seck Springfield IL Tereso Shorpe Communrcotrons Arlington TX Drone Smith Business Admrnrstrotron Fronklrn Grove IL Ruth Sregmeyer Child Development South Chrcogo Herghts IL fmt? Lindo Stowrnogo Debro Svobodo Sponrsh Business Admrnrstrotron Hoffmon Estotes, IL Mount Prospect, IL . ,. , 7 I, , , 1 , 4 'M ,'f' 1',7 ' iii, f ' , . 2 V it ,,, rv f I A 0 , ' -1 ,Zz , ,Q , .cf qwwrzt, , , , V , 5 I f 4 1 5 1 A W A . f I , 4 4 I 3 I, I if ', if ' V Z 1' t f Q 1 S ya 5' J 22 Q ' 4 t 1 4 . I My We I J' l f f - Z ,wjfyy , 6 4 , v Q- ,We , f W , - , ,215 P 2 ,, f ' fr ' ' ,Q ' Mr LM I , 4 . nf - , Q M2 f ' it 6' ' ' , Ji Mit f, .6 A ,, WZ. ., ihiflfz . . . . . , , I ' I fx I A . . . . . - . . . . . . . I I y f' , 5017, nf 7 M70 fX,,,!!,,, ,f WK ,W ,ff if James Thompson Mark Thuente Oskar Traustason History Accounting Business Administration Ohio, IL Lombard, IL Reykjavik, Iceland If'-'W , Roger Truesdell Performing ArtslTheatre Arts Franklin Park, IL History, Spanish Rockford, IL MW -tvaosw-eff Russell Voecks Thomas Walters Computer Science Business Administration Rockford, IL Godfrey, IL ff Ernesto Valdes Kathleen VanRaden Human Relations Freeport, IL Seniors Thomas Weber Trmothy Welk Mathematrcs Computer Scrence Brology Wood Dale Rockford IL I if Lorr Wrllls Teresa Wlllrs Performing ArtsfTheatre Arts Belvidere IL Hoffman Estates IL GCQD LUCK 40 Seniors an Leslre Zejdlrk Timothy Wrllrams Business Admrnrstratron Lena IL .ui Stacey Wormrngton Spanrsh French Rockford IL rm.. Mark Zelman Economics Biology Mrnneapolrs MN North Rrversrde IL .X E 9 I 0 I I Y . - Q3 . . ' . I I Y ,MQ M- S I ,.At I I N J! 'limp mi f ' W 94 'Q' Seniors 41 Phyllis Aovong Curt Anderson Yukori Asooko Thorir Bjornsson Ann Brunette Brion Corbone Owoisso Carter Morgee Cloudon im X' ' -'-- Y ,W Q , ' Wi. sf S Q ' f ,.,, ., ' 5. ' av-f,,,x f X Q N s.,x, gk xg w K . C3 .S K 2 42 Juniors JUNICRS f f f VII? f S x A Chris Clay Shan Cleland Randy Cook Gino Cox Linda DePriest Kayla Ellis Sarah Ellis Joanne Farr Martha Francis Bob Getka Tricia Gibbs Nick Gurreri 44 Juniors Alesia Hacker Tracy Hall Liney Halldorsdottir Lisa Haselow Shelly Helms Jane Hobbs Kelly Hofmeister Eric Houser Party Iserman Mary Johnson Terry Johnson Theresa Jones WCW? Carla Kadavy Andy Kaufman Sheila Kelly Randy Klipstein Evonne Kyriazes Kelly Lambert Roman Lupinek Paul Messenich Ardine Moss Douglas Muir 46 Juniors Magnus Norddohl Kristjon Olofsson Sheri Pope Ken Remock 'Q is Paulo Rumple Tommy Schiek Honnilore Schmid Amy Sterly if Q' N 'Nw 126. Lucinda Stevens Gary Sulaski Sue Trumbel Linda Vitalo Cynthia Weber Andre Yerkes rrov vllnlf Juniors SX, 48 Sophomores Tim Anderson Jone Brewer Poulo Copone Cori Cerniglio Corlos Cuiriz John DeLeon Down DeSouso Jennifer Dodge -fb X. r--' w e X fees Rowman 1 N ' ' 11+-NSA , , ,. viffciw g. mn , Nrfrfj ' Leeg5ig,,o .-ggc,w riQ5QE3QWfWWS i?HH?H mei. , .... X. X XX 3 s X A , fi! ww X x Q er X X X fr X X Q iff: ,Q M X X V X pgjoyc Ng Ak N Z NVQ t 1 NW SCPHOMORES uw Qigg? VTR? fl f Patty Doherty Sandy Dylak Valeria Evans Louella Friley Lisa Gaudio Michelle Gearhart Mark Gustafson lleta Joseph f.,,-vqnvfv' Sophomores 49 Nancy Judge Cheryl Karsten Jean Kaska Tom Lauffenberger Pat Keenan Julie Macauley Mark Mahoney Anup Manchanda Rich McMullen Lisa Miller 50 Sophomores PM' ,,,!,.-qv A-b,. ,W ... Down Newkirch W Erin Nielsen mails x .r Mario O'Keefe l 1' Sue Rapp Derrick Richter ' Michele Rumler Kathy Timpe r Mary Wolff Sophomores 51 F RESHMEN 52 Freshmen Mutohir Ali Toni Altomore Vishool Awosthi Robert Boker John Boldwin Shoron Bell Allen Blocker Rick Blonchette f ft .-.wsirm Tam Businga Gabriela Carrian Nancy Carroll Debra Cole Linda Conboy Kelli Decker Julio DelReal Karen Dye Robin Eckhardt Tom Ferrell Nick France Lori Gaynor Freshmen 53 Jeff Greenfield Mark Haub Shawn Hayward Sheila Hilton Kris Iverson Melody Kahn Larry Kast Willard Keil Jim Kelderhouse Jim Lamm Andreas Lauer Heath Mason Michelle McClanahan Monika Miller 54 Freshmen I S lx , ., C5 9? www K...-inn r is-new 'Nu Noel Moreiro Kotero Mueller Heidi Musselmon Bill Nash Corin Nicholson Freshmen 55 Linda Nilles Sharon Orth Mark Ostaszewski Michele Piotrowski Julie Pro Gloria Proctor .pn-Q. Steve Quinn Robin Raffaelli Michele Ruvolo Kelly Sartorius Vito Sarullo Sean Sellers ., X . 56 Freshmen v 1 it ,I ,, g .,,:.i. rrrr ,,,1 1 W ilrwi srlv-E'J I in H Q xi l . ,, I f W 5 kk ' L Q ' it - ' , 1 zwwig S QR- , fi J as P ,1 Q, f is it' 1 : I 5 np' 0- 3'1 WFT? Elizabeth Semro Julie Sepanik Amy Spohr Kim Stauffer Donald Stubler Anthony Sousa Elizabeth Tourlentes Craig Trisilla Freshmen 5 56 Freshmen Peggy Weerda Loree West Brian Williams Mary Williams wmfxzif Joyce Wintersteen Robert Witte Terance Youngblood Billie Zachman Joe Zagraniczny Kara Zonduetch g , 44, f 4 62 f fha CZ, A, V7 4 , .3 ' 1 A 1 K 3' f I .4-.4-vgn. ' ffvlflkfxw - wifi: -1 'z-R.. . mv ' ......wn,, ,.. .J P V 'ZH 41 V 1 Students 59 5, A 'E Q 'Q ,....,, ,, I - 0 :W 9 ,, 1 ?j me 2 ff x , O 60 Student Life ,Mm Www y, . M I 3 L I 1 Y '1 1 l 1 1, i u U A I 1 ! Y I W 5 5 'N W I W ...A Q Vx S fi! 2 -'Ff .Ay Z. 12:53 - H . '12 Q5 I f f J Q Z 1 5 f f N ' X' Wi f ,- 4 y f . ,f 2 .7 .W,W..,, . .2333 2353525 h 4, f ,z 5' Ja 1 4-4. 'W Q 'ik 'ff 54. ,311 -ik W 4 , 4, f' v ,, y IZ f 4 ff' A, ' . ,f ., f Q fx if Wife' W , ' , ' ga, ,, 11 W Q, X, 4 Z? L M6 Y Student Life 61 lII1LI1.I.ll1 I WJIIIL Jie i N, --3 '-- Q 7 xv' In JJilH19'IiI!i!W'iIl'UWNW' 5 , 3 l dx '53 1 , f .If ay 1 Yi V W 2 el, ,Y 62 Resident Halls Division Page Ns wf 1 f VW if RESIDENT HALLS M1 1 'b Resident Holls 63 7 W Sandy Dylok Llso Muller lletu Joseph ond Michelle McCIonohon 1 3 6, 21-W' ff4Z'.wQ 4- A Hoy-f 1 1 ,Vg Q -' g 25,4 2 , we W f ,Www ' ff N, f xZ Y, , W fy, , .f gawk, , ,-1 45 g f f , W? j , 1 f' e Z f 4 4 4, 1 ,, ff , f f ggi' if if f ' 4,3 7 , f , 4471 Q i , XY f f I? fd' N ,fu , rim'- i A! 4 -1 7-43 MQW ,5.,.W,f ,. f Svenson during the 1984-65 school year was anything but dull. We participated in a variety of social and fundraising activities. Our money making endeavors included selling raffles for a Rolling-R cake, selling bundles of kisses for Sweetest Day, and attempting to sponsor the first annual Trivial Pursuit Party. We also enjoyed many fun times together including: bowling, throwing the yearly Party on the Patio party, dressing up as Christmas Cand winning a 10-foot banana split for our effortsb, attending a champagne party before finals, getting together for a weiner roast in Kent Center to wrap- up Secret Santa activities, and winning all kinds of l.M. events Cthanks to Carolyn's backward run in flag footballlb. Some of the people who helped make all of these activities possible are our officers: Margie Horejs, President: Debbie Svoboda, Vice President: Linda Vitalo, Secretary: Jo- animal Kozak, Treasurer: Diane Roche, Senator: and Liney Hallsdorsdottir and Cindy Tyler, l.M. representatives. Submitted by Tammy Schiek Svenson R. A. SVENSON 1st row Cl. to r.J: Tammy Schiek. 2nd row: Thorbjorg Kristin Jonsdottir CDidiJ, Debbie Svoboda, Leslie Zejdlik, Carolyn Munda and Dianne Scurio. 3rd row: Robin Rosinstiel, Diane Roche, Holly Muirhead, Liney R. Halldorsdottir, Melinda Julius, and Sheila Kelly. 4th row: JoAnn Kozak, Tree Sharpe, Linda Vitalo, Margie Horejs, Jean Kaska and Cynthia Tyler. 5th row: Katie VanRaden. Svenson 65 LANE Row 1: George Touscher. Row 2 CL to RJ: Poul Louro, Joson Rubenstein, Doug Warner, Joe Hickey, Jeff Hoyengo, Poul Messenich. Row 3 KL to RD: Don Joworowski, John Baldwin, Brion Guffey, Erich Luhrs, Curt Poling, Margeir Gudmundsson, Cory Bennett, Thorir Djornsson, Elfor Bjornsson, Dove Wood. Row 4 CL to RJ: Terry Johnson, Glenn McLeod, Ed Fleming, Jim Stron, Roger Wolheim, Jeff Butt. . !L...,,,. .,.. .. ..... ,, ,.- ' 1 ww---M W 1 s....... . ,,.s..,,.. ,- M ,.... V 5 ll f Mus so r 1 x 40- S! ,X , .Q . A t- X M 'Q , I Qs' , XO- 3 l E K x Q' e XM ,1 ' ' ' z' ' E -, . -- , - - i K+ ,V .Q AT 1 'Ear eil, kj ' - ' f i ' L , . - J ' ,Qs ' ' ' r X J A' ilk L J A' ' M358 Nj ' 3 il- I r I E I A f.'13v X M I V, , Q - 9. r : ' A 1 . ,, , ,H ' 5 J. 'K , N , in A , N , , , 4 -4 A Qu! X 1' 1 Q, N 1 4- ' 1 w 3057, , M rs 3 N, gf- t 2, 2 . I 1, :Qi - . Wf,w ,Vial Y., y 'F ' Jr I! ' 3 Pg K.. 1 ' it Y 14 4 J I K! MR K ms. 5 -ff J' Q . He' -wr - wx 3' - ,W f'pL....v ', V5 A .X ay Bzxsffl Q . E .fr Rs?-E? ., ,Q f 66 Lone ,f - gk 4 .Kff N'-.. ' J ,,,-f rr Clvyr 0. uf -v-LE Row 1 CL to RD: Chris Pokorny, Jim Thompson. Row 2 CL to Rb: Robert Scott Baker, Craig Black. Carlos Cuiriz, Julio Del Real, Kevin Holly, Bob Miller, Gary Sulaski, John Wood. Row 3 CL to RJ: Craig Trisilla, Tim Anderson, Mike Petersen, Craig Thomson. Curt Anderson, Erik Oksnevad. 2ND F LOCR MCGAW 2nd Floor McGaw 67 MCGAW SRD 5,-Q -ual Third floor McGaw was definitely the place to be this year. The atmosphere was quite friendly and just right for work or play, although there was usually more of the latter. Who could forget our rave-on parties, football Cand everything elsel in the lounge, golfing around the floor Cat uneartly hoursb, and, of course, that center of Rockford social life: the porch Cwith a full exit sign every nightb. This year's officers tended to be: Roger Truesdell, President, Andre Yerkes, Vice-President and Senator: Mark Thuente, Treasurer: John Belke, Secretary: Stephen Mintz, l.M. representative: and, of course, our fearless leader: Mark Zelman, R.A. Submitted by John Belke, 3rd Floor Secretary 1st Row: Mark Zelman, Roger Truesdell, 2nd Row: Andre Yerkes, Mark Tullante, Roland Lauer, John Belke, Magnus lngvason, Stephen Mitz. Grd Row: Gary Fontana, Greg Gnoffo, Vishaal Awasthi, Flynn Fox, Audwin Barnes, Don Strubler, Ka Seung Li, Eric Hoffman, Andreas Lauer, John Frautschy, Allen Blocker, T. J. Sadzak. 68 McGaw 3rd 1169? MCGAW 4TH f U x 'B 5 Q it 'pfffifa 12+ Fourth floor McGaw remained quite active throughout the entire year with social activities and programs directed toward floor interests. Activities included several planned and spontaneous dances, a hay-ride, a Christmas party, workshops and several other events. Fund raisers included a duck pond at the club fair and a mistletoe sale at Christmas time. Floor Officers were: Rich McMullen - President, Doug Dillman - Vice President, Chris Clay - Secretary, Tim Willie Williams - Treasurer, and Randy Klipstein - Senator. The floor was very diverse with a variety of interests of floor members and involvement in the arts, athletics, and academics. Early in the year, hooded T-shirts were chosen by the floor with the logo Duck in on 4th printed on them. MCGQW 4th 69 70 McGow 5th ,, Q? a .Q . Y W.,-,Q B X l if l 1 S SS 'Sim ,awk M ,, X faux, X . cc S A i if I J i i Q JA , F l 3 l l i i 'M A , 2k..,i:l X NYM .. X X X 2,1 , x Row 1: Bonnie Briska, Eddie Howard, Kelly Lambert, Carla Kadavy, Maria O'Keefe, Paula Peterson. Row two: Michele Arnolde, Tammy Overby, Linda DePriest, Mary Johnson, Shelli Jackson, Sue Everett. Row three: Sheila Hilton, Val Evans, Monica Miller, Sue Rapp. Not Pictured: Loree West, Beth Semro, and Michelle Gearhart. MCGAW SIX SIX McGaw got off to a crazy start in September but after all 25 residents were moved in, there was a definite sense of community established. Within the first few months, floor sweatshirts were designed and ordered and the generic S-I-X logo was soon recognized all over campus. Six was always involved in something: some activities included: donut sales, roller skating, bowling, personality inventory workshops, a confrontation workshop, secret santas, a Christmas party, and six days. Some interesting spontaneous events included: baking brownies at 2:30 a.m., rearranging rooms simultaneously, writing graffiti in the bathroom stalls, eating meals together, playing tennis and ping-pong in the lounge, going on Toys- R-Us ventures, roller skating in the hall, and face painting. Floor officers included: Michele Arnolde - President, Mary Johnson - Vice-President, Sue Rapp - Treasurer, Marie O'Keefe - Secretary, Val Evans - Senator, Loree West - IM representative. McGaw Six 71 1-1 Ll W , B wt, ew X I Row 1: Karrin Dye. Row 2 CL to RJ: Paula Rumple, Carin Nicholson, Heidi Musselman, Nancy Carroll. Row 3 CL to RJ: .lulie Baer, Elisabet Tomasdottir, Naveed Baseer, Mary Wolff, Yukari Asaoka, Patty lserman, Lisa Haselow, Sandra Benedix. Row 4 CL to RJ: Linda Stawinoga Marietta Scava, Gloria Proctor, Cindy Weber, Laura Lansing, Melissa Heath, Billie Zachman, Roxanne Gorman 1 N.-MNA! Q O. ' A f :Ji NV! .f , g Xfvixg ff fx, i , x X7 Y' . L . - N KQV ,gf 1 r 'x MT- ,I ,ft lffl C -X-T, if -3 72 7th Floor McGaw 7TH FLQCDR MCGAW Q Despite the widespread tastes and interests of the floor members, a good deal of floor spirit was evident. Seasonal decorations were always to be seen, and we won the floor decorating contest held at Christmas We had a great year together. Housing a clown, a purple ghost, and some Pom Pons, 7th floor wasn't always as quiet Submitted by Paula Rumple R A of ' Q ll f i as one would imagine! i i 4 l v Our theme this year was: 7th floor, a hunny of a place , Row 1 CL to RJ: Mary Williams, Alesia Hacker, Kimberly Stauffer, Elizabeth Tourlentes, Karen Doll. Row 2 CL to RJ: Sarah Ellis, Laura Godfrey, Evonne Kyriazes, Marianne Scanlon, Laura Schoolcraft, Michele Piotrowski, Margee Claudon, Lisa Godde Con lapj. Row 3 CL to RJ: Tracy Heckman, Linda Ploenzke, Dawn DeSousa, Diane Smith, Linda Conboy, Valerie Fair, Ruth Siegmeyer holding Charlotte Rathke. EMERSCN Emerson was rhe place to be this year. Our intellectual excellence was demonstrated when we scared the highest GPA on campus for the first semester. Our 3.12 average was also the highest scored by a residence hall in recent years. ln addition to academics, our search for fun was completed by Secret Santas at Christmas and Secret Bunnies at Easter. Picnics with our Q Oli,- brother dorm Lathrop added to our fun. With all of that going on, it was 'lf ha amazing that we even missed our showerheads! QA y , 5 Submitted by.Linda Ploenzke, R.A. Emerson 73 M fl ffl' Barnes- First Row: Melody Kahn, Kelli Decker, Kelly Hofmeister, Kelly Sartorius, Krista Kummerheldt, Peggy Weerda, Julie Becker: Second Row: Robin Raffaelli, Donna Wilson-Treasurer, Linda Ericson-R.A., Julie Macauley, Kristine Iverson, Joyce Winfersteen, Beth Kligerman: Third Row: Pammy Miller, Nancy Kallinger, Pami Hicks-President, Deb Laskowski-Secretary, Jane Brewer, Kellen 'party animal' Hardie-Vice President, Theresa L. Jones, Sherry Orth, Honnilore Schmid, Karen Boersma, and Nat Pictured: Dori Gilliland, Karen Berg, Betsy Premo, Allison Krohn, Jill Niemeyer, Karyn Mikottis, Kristy Resh, Sue Trumbel-Senator. BARNES We, the people of Barnes, say Thanks to all of our officers, and all roomates say to each other-we survived! We'll never forget: the running bagel sale, our wild Secret Santa party, what happened to the ice-cream? Oh, my God! fire alarm- Put your shoes on, everyone outside! Anyone need Chloraseptic? and of course FROGS. Special thanks to everyone in Barnes, especially our one and only nurse and the zany people from down the hall- you, kept me smiling! Thanks everyone . . . all 32 of you! lt's been a fun year. Keep Smiling! By Linda Ericson 74 Barnes Hall LATHROP Lathrop Hall, Where we don't even care what apathy means, was the home of Beach Party l. lt was one of the year's biggest and best parties. Our dorm shirt also had one of the school's most unique if certainly not different sayings. Amongst all the partying, the boys even found time to study. So much time in fact that Lathrop had the highest t G.P.A., 3.11, among the male dorms. ln the midst of all the f Z 5 partying and studying, the camaraderie among the guys 5 was not forgotten. lt was quite a year for Lathrop! Q By John Kolasinski 5 4- f X i q. N K 5 ai Lathrop- First Row: Tom Walters-R.A., John Baloun: Second Row: Pat Keenan, Louis Mateus, Don Bestwina, Joesph Kazanecki from Kanqweria-President, Jeff Kersh, David Dowling: Third Row: Johann Bjarnsson, John C. Hager, Anup Puna Manchanda. John Kolasinski, Kevin Train Sheehan: Fourth Row: Mike Easy rider Herbert, Tom Sandquist, Dave Dangerous Seck, Tom Dempsey. Roman Doc Lupnik, Sauce Sauce Sauce. Bob Dylan Mc Cluskey, Iain Snark Johnston, Donald Duck, Fifth Row: Pablo: Not Pictured, But wishing he could be there with his friends: Smooth Bob Wharton. Lathrop Hall TA LCCDTT 76 Talcott We rise above the rest is what our hall shirts said, and we did just that on several occasions, for instance: 3-on-3 basketball, Wednesday night partying. breaking fire alarms, and more. Some other activities included: learning CPR, rollerskating, weekend partying, pool tournaments, and of course studying. Our officers were: Don Ma, President: Kurt Kirdt, Vice-President: Bruce West- berg, Treasurer: Brian Elliott, Secretaryll.M. Representative: and Nick Guerreri, Senator. Some of our more unusual residents this year included: turtles, piranhas, fish, gerbils, and tarantulas. All in all, it was a great year. Submitted by Rich Alden, R.A. Row one: Kevin King. Row two: Tim Ray, Tracy Hall, Don Ma, Gavin Rittmeyer, Rich Alden, Brian Williams, Terrence Youngblood, Jeff Greenfield. Row three: Kurt Kindt, Dave Williams. Dan Goeckner, Derrick Richter, Eric Housers, Bruce Westberg, Tom Businga, Jeff Custer. Row four: Mark Blythe, Jim Lamm, Andy Kaufman, Javier Elizolde, Jim Tourtillott, Greg Masino, Kim Kelderhouse, Tom Lauffenberger. i.xs vW-SW x f, -: - fd ,. ,:.5:.w',,:.-35: -lv ,MVS W , V f X XM, 1 vmf,-wx X f , I f ' M Q Z 2 V97 Q fy WJ' 7? , 3 3 U ,f W 1 f f y f f Z 'v W ' MX, ,W lj X VZ? f , ,S f f4'3 l': 4 ,, V VWWQ, ZZ K in.. 'ZxbfMHw m' s Q1 .M- E -- ms , ,ff f ,W - N,-J -tudents 77 -2 +48 M f .X WHE- m'vf v fwf 1 5 A , W ,W ,fi Hass ri Mm . fy , . 9 V s X v Z! ff X fi ' . .Q . ,M Q v U ' V , p ,Q ,hzfcgffw 5 f f-.',f2fZ92X f ' f ki' Q .1 1 fa f fx if 1 Q 4, 5 , fy J 41 , 78 Student Life 17 XL, whx K4 ? 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However, with the help of the only two seniors, Cop- toin Louis Moteus CAII-Midwestj ond Tom Wolters, the Regents were oble to moke o come bock ond end the regulor seoson with on 11-4-2 record. ln the first round of the notionol tournoment, the Regents lost to the eventuol Notionol Chompions, Wheoton College. The Regents bottled the Crusoders to o scoreless drow including two ten minute overtime periods. The Regents eventuolly lost on the tie-breok- ing penolty kicks 4-1. Bob Whorton set o school record with ten shutouts ond o gools ogoinst overoge of .52. f , , 90 Soccer if ff 72' Q7 fwf '52, ly Mamie? Wm 4 MMM! if f , , w,,WWfWA-ww, ' aff f Mfiwfmfeqjmv ' .V ff 1 l 7Jfi'f: .13 ,W MQJW- WVZL, Y T M Awfwfia ef It , ,lf ' 5 , ' 1f???Z,,,: ,, ,,imfyfw::2:H:,ff,.,ay.:.W,.,f'- ..V, 1 7--M-----W---' Row 1: Tony Sousa, Noel Moreiro, Don Mo, Bob Whor- ton, Luis Moteus, John Boloun, Carlos Cuiriz. Row 2: Lorry Kost, Julio Del Reol, Tom Wolters, Mike Hermon, Bob McCluskey, Roman Lupinek, Joe Zivkovic. lon Johnston, Robert Hermon, Coach Peter Glon. Soccer 91 VCLLEYBALL This year's volleyball season can be characterized by one word, rebuilding . The team had only two returning players, Tammy Schiek and Liney Rut Hal- dorsdottir, who were also the team captains. The team consisted of four freshmen, two juniors, and one senior, Rhonda Collins, who was an all-conference selection. With hopes of having six returning players and many recruits, the team anticipates a successful season next year. 92 Volleyball Row 1: Cindy Tyler, Trainer. Row 2: Liney HaHdo5donh, Kdmy Resh,Juhe Becken Tammy Schiek. Row 3: Assistant Coach Jache De Vnes JM lhemeyen Head Coach Glenda Smith. Row 4: Rhonda Col- Hns Volleyball mfg' M0111 ga-,,,,,.f!Q -. WZ! i 94 Men's Basketball ,Q ,ZW mu... 1.4 . 1.2 BASKETBALL With only two starters back from the previous year's team, it was a rebuilding year for the Regent Lions Men's Basketball team. Also gone was the coach for the past twenty three years, Chuck DeWild. Added to those few veterans were 15 new- comers, a new coach, Jim Parker, and a new assis- tant coach, Greg Barr. Both coaches, along with the newcomers, brought fresh ideas to the veterans including seniors Jeff Butt, Ed Fleming, Clay Hamann, and Kevin Hol- ly. All of this was put to the test on a tough 26-game schedule including two road tournaments and our own Thanksgiving Tip-Off Tournament. Row 1: Jeff Butt, Clay Hamann. Row 2: Benard McKinley, Rod Rumler, Kevin Holly, Curt Poling, Jack Heupel, Rob Robbel. Row 3: Coach Parker, Jeff Hayenga, Allan Angel, Doug Warner, Roger Walheim, Craig Thomson, Terry Johnson, Jim Lamm, Bob Nichols, Frank DeCastris, Assistant Coach Greg Barr. Men's Basketball 95 l I F w 1 L H gk ,, 1 5 WOMEN'S BASKETBALL Women's Bosketboll 97 SWIMMING as Ch. Row 1 CL to RJ: Sandy Swenson, Angie Vanderheyden. Row 2 CL to RJ: Joyce Wintersteen, Susan Malestic, Margie Speckman, Lorie West Kara Zonavetch, Lisa Livingston, Coach Gayle Strang. 98 Swimming 'S 4 Swimming 99 WCMENS TENNIS Tennis Team-First Row: Naveed Baseer, Sharon O'Brien, Martha Francis-Captain: Second: Kellen Hardie, Heidi Mussleman. Sheila Kelly, Paula Rumple. Above: Sharon O'Brien. Right: MVP, Martha Francis. 100 Womens Tennis Ar- H av: MM, ,Q MN,HX.w: v ..'. . ...X rm S N u. ,, ., 1 wmwwwzzawvaz' f- w www new, 8 'Vik MENS TENNIS CCNFERENCE CHAMPS Mens Tennis-1985 Spring trip to Florida-First Row: Roland Lauer, Brad Dineen, Andreas Lauer, Jon T Munce, Tom Dempsey: Second Row: Pat Keenan, Todd Towwnsend, Tom Walters-Captain, Marc Nuygen. Top- Tom Walters, MVP. Right: Roland Lauer. Mens Tennis 101 GOLF 5' 4 7? X ' 3. H , ,YV 5 W Wk v M 4? mga 102 Golf Golf Team CL to RD: Cory Bennett, Chris Holm, Jeff Hoyengo, Erich Luhrs, Ron Anderson CROSS COUNTRY i I I i i i r in I i i Cross Country Team CL to RJ: Margie Horejs, Lori Gaynor, Troy Yunk, Ken Remack, Joel Bruhn, David Sparrow, Gavin Rirtmeyer, Tom Simpson, Coach Mick Manne. IT JJ-, WZ , f gi, gy' f '45 5,2095 0 ff Vwj . 441 1 ff K I - 6 A. QQ if D iff if ,,, if ' gl wal? .. . .a A if fffff , R, A 1.4 6 1. , x Jil, ix.. V S if 4 . i.q. ' A 'A - 'l' V, . . mf' rx 412851 in Cross Country 103 104 Softball Z5 Af: ,Q ,.,, f ,sy My LL' I 7 Q M1 t 2 , i f ,-1 ,.,.,,14y, .h ll ',f ,A 5 .fbf' .-,. it gr? ff 4 W' 2' V fy Z r 61 f ,I , I f 7 ' JK -1. .v ,QQ f wr , f fr 1 . f ' ,W Z fv ,Vw Widfla --nd SCFTBALL 1st row CI to rj Lrney Halldorsdomr Nancy Powers Sheila Kelly Tammy Schrek 2nd row Coach Glenda Smnh Jul: Baer Mary Klern Nancy Judge Tammy Overby Colleen McCartney Jamre Bandur Pam Wackershauser and Curt Anderson mwmqv X ff ,',h f wen , ,. vw We--K Y . WDVH 1 A X. 1 -,fu .,,,au9 'f' we 1 ,WW ,ffm s ,W . . 5 -: I W, 'O I Q f A A A M Softboll 105 I M' ' -M , H1145 ...4u,vy4-WWA-f x , ,W V, yfaywa 71651 W V- . , 'T?f- ' ' 14 'U 'sf . BASEBALL 311 'W mlm QM ,,1g'VH Row 1 CL to RJ Jeff Custer Dave Wrllrams Trm Fray Kevrn Kung Phrl Marone Don Bestwrna Gary Sulaskr Chrrs Pokorny Joe Sarmrento Steve Fray George Tauscher Jrm Apprno Row 2 CL to RJ Anthony Sousa Coach Brll Langston Dan Jaworowskr Brran Guffey John Wood Mark Blythe Jrm Tourtrllott Mrke Dron Greg Massrno Todd Hurtz Jrm Lamm Terry Johnson Dave Wood Kevrn Sheehan Frank DeCastrrs Bob Muller Trarner Julre Baer A21-ffakf . BMW ',.,,.,, , , f , -' 'W ...V J ' J A , A .. .V ,N V .N , . v ' A' ,. -,Q 106 Baseball ' ' N ' Jw ?0 ffff ff' Z z yy! f ft f W 5 M 'I f ff f f Wx i 'l 47 f , M-aww ff Z WM S X M 'Ut W' W I ,gl W A ffl fr if W f V f ff X77 ff f f .Kwan 4 K i X 1 ff W J f lf!! f !gjQf fffff efiff W Qifff X f f WW P' The 1985 baseball season opened in Hawaii. Although not particularly successful, it was an exciting experience for players and fans alike. The season was filled with a fair number of great performances, despite the overall record of 11-26. With a record of 8-2, the Running Regents placed second in conference play. Greg Massino's consistent glove had only two errors, while the arms of Kurt Kindt and Joe Sarmiento helped the team finish strongly. Baseball 107 l PGM PCDNS The Pom Pon squad has been growing stronger since its inception 2 years ago. They performed for apprecia- tive audiences during both the soccer and men's varsi- ty basketball season. This was the first year the girls performed for soccer. Despite the wind and rain, crowds turned up to see the Poms perform to such songs as Raining Men, Ghostbusters and I Would Die 4 U. The Poms also performed routines to Foot- loose, Neutron Dance and The Glamorous Life. This year's captain was lleta Joseph. She was assist- ed by co-captain Michelle Gearhart and secretary Dawn Neukirch. The most improved player was Cori Cerniglia and the rookies of the year were Heidi Mus- selman and Elizabeth Tourlentes. 108 Pom Pons if iii CHEERLEADERS The cheerleading season began on a shaky note. The squad started off with 8 members and 1 alternate. How- ever, four of the girls had never been cheerleaders be- fore. With their dedication, hard work, and positive attitudes, the girls were able to build the strongest squad Rockford College has ever seen , said Pam Hicks, team captain. Theirjob was made easier by the terrific support of their sponsor Jan Nelson. The support of the soccer and basketball players was also appreciated by the cheer- leaders. Top picture CCheerIeaders I. to r.J Nancy Kallinger, Owaissa Carter, Pam Hicks, Wendy Cole, Ruth Siegmeyer. Sheila Hilton, Michelle Pio- trowski, Wendy Mooney. Cheerleaders ill f Q ill' ll mg iwi ,li have 111113 ui i gf! 1,11 , 1 5 bw ,362 .ff ff' f ,'! .1 Q i ,. 1, 110 Clubs And Orgonizotions Division Page n- - CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS 111 Clubs And Organizations Division Page ENGLISH LITERARY SCJCIETY fx. -A 'QSC www-up-W-. '54 Q C4 ASX' W CLUBS is N fs K CLUBS W CLUBS 'S 3, X 'N Clubs And Organizations 113 SPANISH CLUB Row 1 CL to RJ: Sarah Ellis CTreasurerD, Joyce Winterstein CSecretaryJ, Evonne Kyriazes CPresidentJ. Row 2 CL to RJ Rosemary Ascarruriz, Kelly Lambert, Paul de Leon CVice-Presidentb, Theresa Jones, Alesia Hacker. 114 Spanish Club 3-1, 1 . ,Y X ff? , , if v N :Q X 11,49 fr- 6 e FRENCH CLUB Row 1 CL to RJ: Michelle McClanahan, Julie Larson. Row 2 CL to RD: Mark Gustafson, Tim Anderson CPresidentJ. Missing: Marietta Scavo CVice-PresidentfTreasurerD, Jennifer Dodge C5ecretaryJ. French Club 115 ' 4. V. , 1 7 , L V4 I f I '51'5- 2 fn. K' 'gl Pp , 4 f if ' '- .- 5 ,i 5 , 46 f fl I f f 9 s 4... V' . f .5 -1:21 ,, I , 5 f , If ' 0 Y UI 1 GERMAN CLUB German Club sponsored activities that cen- tered on German food and culture. Students were able to see slides and hear about Germany from Christina Viol, a student from Germany. Gummi bears were sold at Club Fair. ln April members went to a play at Rock Valley College that Dr. Schmitt translated from German to English as part of his doctorial work. Other activities in- cluded a dinner ata German restaurant and a trip to Chicago. Officers were President Sue Rapp and Vice President Mark Gustafson. 116 German Club ...Q-an-I ALPHA HELIX Alpha Helix directed its attention to offering a well-balanced program of activities for the campus community. These activities included a canoe trip, trips to Brookfield Zoo and the Museum of Science and Industry and lectures on medical topics by authorities from Swedish American Hospital. ln April a few students were able to attend the Illinois Academy of Science meeting in Springfield. Some of these students presented papers on undergraduate research along with students from other schools. Mark Zelman serves as the president. Other officers were Melinda Julius, vice president of Premedical Affairs: Fred Brodsky, vice president of Science Affairs: John Belke, treasurer and Bob Loken, secretary. Alpha Helix 117 WRCR WRCR Executive Board 1st row CI. to LJ: Curt Anderson, Brian Corbone, and Tim Welk. 2nd row: Roxie Sergotr, Mark Ostaszewski, Tom Allen, and Mike Herbert. WRCR Stafi QI. to r.J 1st row: Eric Houser, Rick Dlancherre, Mike Herbert CProgram Directorj, Shawn Hayward, Eric Hoffman and Audwin Barnes. 2nd row: Roxie Sergott CExec. Secretaryj, Tracy Heckmon, Laura Godfrey. Joyce Wintersteen, and Paul deLeon. 3rd row: Mark Ostaszewski CMusic Directorb, Brian Carbone CGeneral ManagerJ. Curt Anderson Cllusiness Monogerb, Sean Sellers, Don Strubler, Tim Welk CNews Directorb, Fred Brodsky, Craig Trisilla, and Tom Allen 4Chief Engineerl. 118 WRCR '-wil, T 'H 44: www- Q RCCF lntervarsity Christian Fellowship changed its name to RCCF CRockford College Christian Fellowshipb to shorten their name and change their image hoping to make it a campus group instead of part of a nation-wide organization. The group sponsored a performance by Found Free, a Christian rock band, in January. Other activities included Bible studies, prayer meetings, regular Thursday night meetings which featured a series on social issues, and a watermelon picnic for the freshmen. They also showed a film called A Thief in the Night concerning the return of Christ. RCCF 1st row CI. to r.J: Sarah Ellis, Rosemary Ascarrury, Sandi Benedix KPrayer Co-ordinatorj, Melody Kohn, and Betty Cockrum. 2nd row: Erik Oksnevad, Thomas Weber CSmall Group Co.J, Craig Thomson CLarge Group Co.J, Brian E. Efferding, and John Baldwin. RCCF 9 gI?6 ,ZQRL REGENT TRIBUNE L Row 1 CL to PQ: Flynn Fox, Melissa Heath, Michele Piotrowski, Shawn Hayward. Hans Vittinghoff. Row 2 CL to RD: Paul DeLeon, Alesia Hacker, Mike Herbert, Curt Anderson, Don Strubler, Craig Trisilla, Jim Thompson, Laura Schoolcraft. 120 Regent Tribune REGENT PLAYERS Row 1 CL to RJ: Nick France, Ed Mireles, Mark Thuente. Row 2 CL to RJ: Roger Truesdell CCo-Choirmanl, Lisa Godde KCo-Chairmanh, Gregory Gnoffo CSecretaryJ, Leslie Rosenow CCo-Chairmanj, Kevin Holly CTreasurerb. Row 3 CL to RJ: Lori Martin, John Hager, Craig Trisilla, Eric Hoffman, April Greaves, Charlotte Rathke, Honnilore Schmid. Regent Players 121 122 Recensio RECENSIC Cloudon CManaging Editorb. Flynn Fox, Scott Monson CHead Photographerl, Mark Gustafson, Tim Williams. The Recensio staff, like a good part of the cam- pus, experienced a move to a different office this year. The newly equipped facilities were located in Lang Health Center and included an editor's office, staff office, and a darkroom. The new environment combined with an eager staff helped to make work- ing on the yearbook an enjoyable experience for all involved. Row 1 CL to RD: Randy Klipstein CAssistant Editorb, Patty lserman CEditorJ, Brian Bowley. Row 2 KL to RD: Brian Efferding, Margee X ,Wk WK ,1 X ' 5 2 I R Av! V , . Recensio 123 CDLUNTEER SERVICE CORPS Row 1 CL to RJ: Linda Erickson, Flynn Fox. Sandi Benedix. Row 2 CL to RJ: Evonne Kyriazes, Brian Efferding, Bradley Dineen, Mark Gustafson Randy Klipstein, Sarah Ellis. The members of Volunteer Service Corps were involved in many different activities throughout the year. Mem- bers participated in visiting local nurs- ing homes and the Give-Up-A-Meal Program. One of the most popular on- campus activities was the selling of flowers on designated days for the var- ious classes. er W 124 Volunteer Service Corps . TCJWN STUDENT'S ASSOCIATIGN fir! 'WCW 97 ff! Z 2 ff J .,,, vc., J 7 V iff ,,,.,,. M , H f Q! , 2 4 - Q k W 7 f M , f M 5 1 f ff . ii -X f ff 2 if i mf ff The town students made their presence well-known on campus this year. Along with the help of the drama department, the Town Student's Association staged one of the most successful activities at Rockford College. Their haunted house proved to be very frightening as well as extremely popular. Hundreds of people were admitted each night and the attraction proved to be the most successful of its kind in Rockford. Town Student's Association 125 SOCIAL BCARD Social Board-First Row: Laura Mendrzycki-Vice- Chairman, Lynda Lipske-Secretary. Evonne Kyriazes, MacCrindle-Treasurer, Linda Conboy: Second Row: Julie Michelle McCIanahan, Tim Anderson, Dave Seck. Flynn Fox, Tom Walters, John Amato-Advisor. 126 Social Board Linda Ploenzke-Chairman, Lori Gaynor, Dan Larson, Gavin Rittmeyer, Scot Crain-Advisor. SENATE AND EXECUTIVE BCARD Senator involvement was empha- sized in Student Government. To en- courage more enthusiasm and re- sponsibility, senators attended a workshop. Weekly officer meetings were held to discuss committee reports, new projects and any problems that arose. Senate-First Row: Lisa Haselow, Kelly Lambert, Melissa Heath, Ileta Joesph, Linda Ploenzke, Tracy Heckman, Lynda Lypske: Second Row: Mike Herbert, Jim Thompson, Lisa Goodde, Tim Anderson, Kevin Holly, Tom Sandquist, Randy Klipstein, Flynn Fox: Not Pictured Tricia Gibbs. Executive Board-First Row: Tim Anderson-Executive Secretary, Tom Sandquist-President, Flynn Fox-Vice President, lim Thompson-Vice President of Educational Affairs: Second Row: Lisa Haselow-Senate Secretary: Third Row: Kelly Lambert-Treasurer, Lisa Goode-Vice President of Clubs and Organizations, Linda Ploenzke- Social Board Chairman, Linda Lipske-Student Court Chairman, Not Pictured Tricia Gibbs-Vice President of Educational Affairs. 127 Senate And Executive Board 5 E ' 7 V Q A ,,.,, , M f , 4 Af, J ACADEMICS Academics Division Page 129 za .1 4 ,,.- 13O Academics ,Q'3lv if .x x , wa M' -X -1 xx .Q I Q 4,1 Q X1 5 x 1 1 X I k Xf W is Q-.X , 4 S ' AN 4 nk:-1: '- 5-:If Eb :ni. ZQI44:-.. .: ' ' .'74if:Frx. , ww - If:-,W I if xx xxx M - , f Q '- . 55,-ax Academics 131 Raymond Baker Business and Economics X A Richard Bromley Gm? Pm' -'one Boufgeois Physical Education and Adm'55'o '5 Recreation. Chairman Dr. Mahmood H. Butt Dept. of Education, Chairman Dr. A. Leon Corley Dr. Gerald Caton Dr. John Coffey Biology Mathematics and Computer Science Political Science, Chairman 132 Faculty xx 4 ., ,fs .,,... 1 1 .,., Qs. ,N N X X Karen Cooper Scot Crain Mary DaIFrateIIo Acquisitions Librarian Student Services Business and Economics s NJ, Dorothy Delmon AnthropoIogy!Sociology Chairwoman Dr. Raymond DenAdel Charles DeWild Beth Ehlers Elizabeth Fagram Classics, Chairman Physical Education and Student Services Assistant Nursing Professor Recreation 'U-. FACULTY Faculty 133 H -- Dr. David Foxgrover Dr. Thomas Giddens John Glass, Jr. Dr. Jules Gleicher Chaplain Dean of Continuing and English Political Science Graduate Education 134 Faculty ff , 1 , . as . s , 5 f 2 , ,,,, If , 1 Q, ' N Dr. James Gunn Tom Guschl Dr. Fred Hadley Thomas Heffif1f0f1 Spanish Assistant Professor-Art Chemistry Ch9mi5ffY Q j 5 . U Dr. J. Keith Keeling Kirsten Hoogakker Dr. Alan Hutchcroft Dr. M. Enamul Karim Deon of 5PleCl0l AC0d9miC Controller Chemistry, Chairman English P'09-f ASSOC- D900 Of COHGQG' Assoc. Prof. of Philosophy and wc QM? mia' live Dr. John Kenny William Langston J. Laurence Gay Littlefield Psychology, Chairman Physical Education, Athletic Computer Services Admissicns Director Faculty 135 Dave Lombardo Dr. Linda Lopez Assistant Professor-Art Psychology 1 l r , I ? Dr. Albert Lopez-Escober Barb Mellon Cgmpufef Science EdUCOfl0f1 Gnd Child Development 136 Faculty Michael Manne Clarence McDermaid John Mecklenburg Chris Moderson Director of Development Education and Child Public Relations Student Services Development 2 Dr. Swarnolortho Moldanado W. Moore Head of Nursing Department Business Administration Henry Nance David Nelson Economics and Business Music Administration Ili nwpqrdy - -.qhk-. spa A s . 95 1 4, . I in 5 ix X'-Rf M T rf. an V , . 2, x 5' X B i Z 'K ' 5 1 N 1: Bert Nvmon Sharon Peterson Dr. David Pippin Dr. Martha Pippitt Economics and Business Student Health Director Biology Biology Administration Faculty 137 v 138 Faculty , ,Kitt Peter Poznanski Dr. N. Gopala Rao Accounting Physics, Chairman Mark Sartell Dr. James Schmitt Admissions German fibre' S ,W Dr. John Schumaker Glenda Smith Mathematics, Chairman Physical Education in-. W. 'lcv 'Kd 'Uk 14 g Qs N J 1 . Q ,A K Q-L ' sg. kay 'Q-A - . 5,14 xg . MV s 5' ' v 's 140 Faculty i is-f 'VN-wen l? 'L'NV Julie Vause Father Bob Verstynen JOY VOCK Julie KTOH Difecfaf of Calendar and Assaciafe Chaplain Director of Career Counseling Continuing Education Conferences and Placement 1 C i . S Dr- Justine Wolhouf Dr. Donold Wolhout Alex Weoltho Ch9mi5ffY Philosophy, Choirmon Nursing wnuinuf ,, w Faculty 141 N...,,,.,r' 142 Academics V fl I NAM MW AWQ I C f M, , ,, fi 4,74 ' .bww 51 W..,w .n as Z ,M f .. I 4 7 X ,,f , H-re.. --....,,,, 7 f X X W ' 9' 3 'N Academics 143 CLOSING Specral Thanks goes out to the followrng people whose help made thrs book possrble Margee Clau don Cwho handled our frnances and much moreb Brran Bowley Cwho typed copy sheets copred lay outs and gave me neverendrng supportj Randy Klrpstern Cmy assrstant who draws excellent lay outsb Scott Monson Cwho supplred us with fantastrc photos rncludrng our cover and endsheetsb Dawn Neukrrch and Mrchelle Gearhart Cwho donated their trme to help frnrsh the bookb Grno Cox Cwho donat ed photosb Mr John Mecklenburg Cwho gave ad vrce and supportj Mr Howard Dusek Cour patrent 144 Closing .lostens rep J Mr Mrck Manne Cwho supplred many needed photosb The Alumnr Office Cwho made our typrng possrblej Dr Peter Tobras Cour advrsorj the entrre yearbook staff Csee page 1221 the Student PublrcatronsfCommunrcatrons Board Adolphr Studro Regent Trrbune and those who submrtted copy and for prctures towards our effort Well thrs rs my thrrd and last yearbook here at Rockford College as edrtor I ve worked hard to get the yearbook back on nts feet and l m proud of the results Hope you are too 'P Respectfully Patty lserman Edrtor 83 85 f' -ffl' . gf 2 .' 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