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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1986 volume:

. 4, f 4 ..- ,Q I 01 4 1 , -. ' . . J 2 . X ' 4 J' '- 'IQ' J X .144 -.'J -lv F 4 Q 'Z 1 . .1 Ilff. -:Pd a,....,., As the World Turns . . . p. 15 Guiding Light . . . p. 41 All My Children . . . p. 53 W ,q ,, W' ' ,W lwy-.zznnn--....... , az- wr' 2 P 1 ,M 1: ci h f , 1 p Q X ' RECENSIO 2, R 1986 Volume 28 Rockford College Rockford, Illinois' 1 . Days of Our Life . . . p. 71 ,N rqymw.-- wpxgg' -A ffffgggf E.i'fSXwLx. . -S57 2 .. . if , bfffflifn '55, fm ure, The Young Er the Restless . . . p. 91 Another World . . . p. 113 Search for Tomorrow . . . p. 127 4' 2 The Year THE YEAR This year will be remembered as the year of . . . beginnings . . . the London Campus . . . the limited escort policy . . . it was the year of endings . . . McGaw Hall . . . the Engineering Program . . . it was the year of resignations . . . Dean Wesner .. . the Student Court Chair the Social Board Chair the Senate Secretary . . . the Editor of the Regent Tribune .. . Dean Leindecker .. . Dean Keeling . . . it was the year of successes . . . the 1985 Homecoming Spirit Week . . . the Snow Ball Dance . . . SibIing's Weekend . . . the new and improved Regent Tribune . . . the Recensio having to produce only one book per year . . . Town Student's Haunted Dorm . . . the holiday dinners . . . Social Board's and WRCR's dances . . . the new and improved Physical Plant . . . it was a year of fears . . . the great blackout . . . it was a year of change . . . the provost position . . . Lane Hall became Ekvall Hall . . . the Student Activities Director position . . . it was a year of traditions . . . the freshmen wake-up . . . October Days . . . the Halloween pump- kins . . . the hanging of the greens . . . the Christmas Wassail . . . Senior Day . . . the Faculty-Seniors Softball Game . . . it was a year of transitions . . . it was a year that will not be forgotten . . . 1985-86. Submitted by Kelly Lambert 1985-86 Student Government President time iw W ff we , .V 1 mm r' XXA, gx K ,,,,l - 'f 0, , f , , 'fi U5 afllf 1 f, iz 'ff U ww' .f:w::m X wx ..- az The Yeor 3 0'--N fm '5 Wr CJD, 4 Student Life an- 7 ,ax iv- I f - fm n 4 5 ff? P77 fyfyfyy 5 f fig! f I I , ,f, 1,-,gf ,Q ff V ,wa if ' Z ,, , ' giafykgffi ,, ,, fyytgft ,X My VL '41 f ' ' Z ', , .. ,,,. 1 y , rv m H 1 mfffff ,, ,f ff, if ff f . ,f,f,gov ,qw '-Q V r 7,31 ff 313,229 c , , ff 'f 'IFN ff : Student Life 5 REGENT'S CCLLEGE FCUNDED 1984 Regent's College is an 11 acre campus situated in the midst of Regent's Park. In 1984 Rockford College purchased the head- lease of the former Bedford College from the Crown Commission- ers and founded a new institution. Dr. Norman Stewart is the President of Regent's College as well as Rockford College. The rest of the administrative staff is British and includes Mr. .lohn Kelly, the Vice-President and Miss Pat Salmon, the Bursar. Five Rockford College faculty staffed the Rockford program: Dain Trafton, the Academic Dean: Dr. Gordon Ross, the Assistant to the Academic Dean: and Dr. Strickler, Mr. Gilg, and Mr. Dedrick, faculty. Mrs. Barbara Strickler was the Dean of Student Services and headed a staff of Pixie Barrett, Assistant to the Dean: and Resident Assistants, Tracey Layng, Lucy Rothstein, Dave Seck, and Lisa Godde. The Residence Hall offered housing to many different London programs. In Spring Semester there were students from the Okla- homa State graduate program in architecture, the Antioch Col- lege in a creative writing program, Suny-Oswego in New york studying broadcasting, and Europeans studying business with the European Business School. The Hall has room for 186 students and was almost full both semesters. Most of the residents stayed for one semester, but the dorm did accomodate several short term programs and two or three exciting summer programs. Reid Hall is a four story building with pantries on each floor and one laundry room. The rooms are single and double combinations on each floor. The third floor was a women's floor and the other three were co-ed by sections. The bar, refectory, and book store are in an adjoining building, so the students don't have to walk outside to eat and drink. Of course, the emphasis of a residence hall in London is on getting out to do things, but the dorm did offer quite a few activities throughout the year. There was a welcome back and farewell disco party at the beginning and end of each semester. There was also a Halloween party, a punk party, games in the park, football teams, a weekend at Harlaxton Manor, pub crawls, a Valentine's Day Dance, and an afternoon tea with the President. There were occasional free tickets to Camden Palace Cone of the biggest nightclubs in London! and other interesting places. The Rockford students also ventured all over England and the continent of Europe. 6 Regent's College Big Ben's tower along the Thames. ' Zz' .- ,, '..f'-ff' A a.. , ,I ,1 -f i gifm ' 3, 1 1 14 1' ' . I T ' 1' , WSI f' ' ', 'HW , A ' ' ' .9 t A 1 ' A V. ff- '1 .1 . ' Xiu fl- . 1? E. X , 'Rafi-, ','qQ1fv. ' 1' 4 f r' . in ,,, ... QI N A .fg,f. ' Nw' 4 is , RE fly?-,gssgg f-.QL . .iv Above: The Refectory in Reid Hall. Below: The park across from the entrance of Regent's College. gill' ,f M i A , ', r , ' ' - '- , J , vi , e' 2.1 ' J C. ' Jw , , - 55' T rf A -f v-- r f Above: Reid Hall, the studenfs residence hall. Below: The main entrance to Regent's College. .uni 4. , 6' .. A' ffjsl 'Q 'AC 'jx 151' 'yr v ' -, . QS Q, nv- J is ji, wi 5,110 A-LJ .ya 3 V ' I NS, Q in Air. V' .1 7 1 ffl f k '15fr: QQN5 'V t Qt. .. ,flffzi Kai, Tzltq ri, . C Vqh QI ,,,.axf,4 gg V r Ai., , . Q. Wim, .,,.,, y ,- It 5 I . C 7 Ing: X ' Qilwf t EER 5-ggi V f i! Sr' 'IQ t , if , W, ,Y Qtr' Ni n x' kkfs Q' -if 2 MW 'pw s T , 2, 'gw A f, 1 , , f 1, Q T Eff ,. A .f,'U,,, -ff. 'f A, ar f T Q if ww- 5 it ,,,ii1i,,lx.e , , , , 5' Wm WPT, fri' . rw g ,ZA , Af ,N A ,iq ,rg ,X .V .V 4 -Q 1 QU ' f Nix I if 6' Y V1 Q 7' wi ETX 'tx ff 'A Mg' xr-If ,kr , Lf VY, ,X-Qi, Regent's College 7 l Kate Banos overlooking the mountains in Spain. f ,1 h ' M Above: Pixie Barrett and Dr. Trafton. Right: Dr. Ross taking a break. 8 Regent's College Dr. Strickler preparing some English snacks. 1 - 4 Above: Mr. Kelly and President Stewart at a study break for the students. Below: First semester's Student Services staff: Dave Seck, Pixie Barrett, Lisa Godde, and Barb Strickler. Above: Joseph Gilg on one of the many class trips. Below: Tracey Layng and Lucy Rothstein at the Reid Hall Desk. l I Below: Mr. Dedrick always with many slides to show. .ff f- I r I V4.7 fs 5 .4-' 13',!3 , 5. ,v 1 Regent's College 9 Right: The first group of students to attend Rege-nt's College. Above: An autumn punk party. Right: April Greaves. 10 London Campus ,', 5 N r QLLIN N Left: Second semester's group of Regent students. Left: Michelle Mourelbg ond Greg Johnson. Above: Trip to Woles during the second semester. London Compus 11 Right: First semester students ,Q1T9t'fw' straddling two different days on ,ni-'fn ' the Prime Meridian. of f ' 12 London Campus ..f-'-: W ' pf -- , , ,... .... ,. h In 35545 ,Q ' X ,U fs r :sw 5 gf, I F' ' ' f 15? ? 'N ?f- 7,1 . - , , 4 X nv, i 5 Uf ws- ag' Q' Am-as , . I Above: Allan Angel and Julie Larson waiting for pizza. Right: David Dowling at work on his computer. Right: Lecture holl for the London core closs. Right: Liso Miller, Shelli Jackson, ond Karyn Mikotis enjoy the pigeons ond the roin ot the famous Trofolgor Squore. Right: Reid Hall Lounge on Movie Night. London Campus 13 is--n-pf,1 Above: Andre Yerkes swept Liso Godde off of her feet. Below left: It wosn't Gerry's Pizzo. but it wos some of London's best. Below right: Although not in Chicago, Down Neukirch, Phil Moione, ond Allon Angel still enjoyed the Super Bowl game. mil 3' I ,Q I... fn- 14 London Campus Activities 15 FRESHMEN HIT ROCKF ORD COLLEGE Freshmen orientation- the first big step of the great experience called college. This year the big event was the weekend of .luly 19, 1985, and the class of '89 was born. The weekend was spent taking tests, meeting new people, and planning for the fall semester. There were several highlights of the weekend, including the social hour hosted by the shadows and RA's Friday, and the presentation of Marne along with the orientation dance Saturday. Orientation was the first taste of college for the Freshmen. lt gave them the opportunity to meet the people they will go through college with. Everyone did an excellent job of welcoming the new students to Rockford College. Hamming it up at the Orientation Dance ,Q 4. 4 , J.- Getting to know each other: Jeff, Marsha, Sharon, Dave, 6 Jim. 16 Freshman Orientation Debbie, John, ond Jennifer enjoy the donce. 5h0r0f1 shows US her best. 6:00 A.M. is bright, but bleory-eyed to Cummings' Freshmen. ' Freshmen Orientation 17 18 Homecoming HOME OMING '85 Homecoming took on a new twist in 1985 as Social Board set out with one goal: to raise spirit throughout the campus. Competition between complexes helped achieve this goal. Water relays, a banana eating contest, a pool tournament, tricycle races, and a tug-o-war provi- ded study break excuses throughout the week. Dress- up days during the week included:Hang-Loose Hawaiian Day, Toast to the Regents, Purple and White Day, and Hats Off to the Regents. Thursday night Coach Glon auctioned off pairs of soccer players. Prices ranged from 53.00 to S26.00. These slaves were subjected to such activities as floor mopping, dish washing, sign painting, and dusting. The Bonfire on Friday night was a success despite the rain. The pom pom squad and the cheerleaders per- formed after the rookie soccer players sang Junior Bird- man. The Homecoming King and Queen, Bob McClus- key and Carolyn Munda, led the snake dance up to the tent to watch pie throwing and the belching contest. Saturday morning was filled with events which includ- ed the Miller car push, the alumni game, and the spirit parade. The soccer team defeated UW-Platteville in front of bleachers full of spirited students. At half-time Cum- mings and Kent were announced as co-winners of the spirit week contest. Hands Off played at the Homecoming Dance to end a fabulous week of spirit and fun. QL 'lang' 1- . A Cummings' tug-o-war team pulled its way to a victory. Amr-W' . J ,, ' 4-1 . f ,lik -- -4. fxfffzf-,'-vuzeu ff' 'TH'--L.1f..f1 . Above: Jon Stine received a hug from the Regent's mascot. Below Spirit was high in the stands. Brent Cook pedaled his way to a winning time. Homecoming parade Freshmen Follies rocked with this oir bond. Homecoming Court: Row 1 CLeft to Right! lleto Joseph, junior: Wendy Dovis, senior: Corlo Kodovy, senior: Carolyn Mundo, Queen: Bob McCluskey, King: Morsho Low, freshman: Michelle McCIcrnahon, sophomore. Row 2 CLeft to Righty: Pot Keenan, junior: Roger Wohlheim, senior: Doug Warner, senior: Mortho Froncis. senior: Steve Botes, freshman: Bob Witte, sophomore. Homecoming 19 SPIRIT SOARS AT HOME OMING Right: Phil Maione eats his way to victory for Kent Center. Below: Kent's crazy male cheerleaders. Cummings finds out a voluoble lesson on the art of cor pushing: take o break before starting. Wl ? 'R fl P xii Y Coach Glon sells two of his rookies, Dave Baggette and Brent Cook, for 51025. qv 1 if czz i f fs EF L? ss ii , -- Si nner ,,, ry e s,ss Sy' U IL sig , Q ,st-,q, YA fp ,fi l .15 Regenettes perform with high kicks at half- time. Right-Kellen Hardie and Dawn Neukirch, Social Board members, relax at the dance after a long week of festivities. ffl! XJ is -is 'X' .. .,,,- X X W I' A I ,Ns 0 ,Q Z' wi 'Lv Cummings' womens soccer team proves victorious. Homecoming 21 CLUB FAIR The morning of Club Fair dawned bright and warm. Various campus clubs and organizations turned out to promote their causes by selling everything from food to backrubs. Overall, the event was very successful and the different groups made their presence known to all who attended. Michelle McClanahan enticing customers to look at her booth. 22 Club Fair S. Ed Mireles, Vicki Velinski, and Eric Hoffman promoting the theatre arts Julie Macauley and Kellen Hardie try to sell some kisses to Bob Witte. jj i .4 .X Val Lemon prepares to give Jeff Greenfield the massage of his life. L L gl Above: Prospective buyers examine the goods that are being offered for sale. Below: Kelly Sartorious and Marsha Law sold nachos for Spanish Club. Club Fair 23 PARENTS' WEEKEND V.l.P. Weekend 1985, better known as Very lmportant Parents' Weekend, was a huge success. The weekend started out on Friday with registration and was followed by a Halloween costume party with music from the '4O's to the present. Saturday featured the JV soccer game and a Pom Pon Squad performance in Re- gent's Hall. The main event was the Varsity soccer game at 2:00 in which the Regents were victorious over St. Olaf College. Draw- ing the evening to a close was Rockford College's version of the Las Vegas casinos. Casino Night. Right: Jeff Greenfield with his mother at the Halloween Dance. Below: Paula Anderson and her mom showed off their costumes. QW Q 24 Parents' Weekend Marsha Law with her mother and father, Donald and Eva Law. Ng, if ri , ig S Wei ,c c 1:3 Bruce Westberg with his parents at Casino Night, also pictured is Joy Vock. Vicki Velinski with her dad at Casino Night, 123' W c e W., 1 .. , Palmira Enriquez. Noel Moreira, Kendra Williams, and Tony Sousa all enjoyed the Halloween costume party during Parents' Weekend. Parents' Weekend 25 4 X N 5. NA . , 1. ,iu,g.,fo am .4 . . ' ' ' ' 4 K ' ,vb , 5' . 1 ' 'Y, I ,B ,K -,, -.I fsrulvzh 3J6...!.e,X:,-,xi We ,J ,A v,'-il Q 3.14 ,TZ ' 'T' '+A' -f iQ9i'k--.- 'FRN 4f f'7-A-.'T fx fn' .N W .F -Q - 4: - ' L 1'XQ., 4rx A ' S m'7X ' 1 Xxx' fr -,lwuf , B?-L--, M H,u-,,,,' ' ' , . '4 V . 'N 'M -- K . ' ' 1 Tfsz' -yu' ,swf ., Ig ' ' 'Wh x w4f,f f-5,- '.fL. .uf ' -'.A E - 'w1'T,Q'.- 'f.--P. . - 'K 'Q-,gn V ' .V ,J ,fn-.j.': 'N ' .. 37 x-.. wihi :'d'j Pf'2L zI1'.'.v1iL :H 'thfff . -f zfv .f Yi x A me f Q nf 1 N,-,I . w ne- - , wg, . 1 .ng . ' ., ,,, J, ',' I .4'ZA '1-in . ' fT 1f'Hg! L - - -4 1 , , -l,,A.-,im . - -, M. z? S nu s , l LY uf .1 ..,1...,'v'- 1 'A 4, ' ' ' .QB v al .- 1 . Y!-.1 13? BON 3205: .:,.m -U Look at those pearly whites! IRM Raise your hand if you're sure. Where's the party? 'F' um- Hey baby, what' s your major? Shawn, are you embarrassed? .vl. wt, .V X Got to love those curlers 27 r f ,QA .. ff THE GREAT HPUMPKIN INClDENT October 28th was the day that the seniors chose to subject the campus to their annual Halloween prank. Aided by a frothy brew, the pumpkin carving started promptly at 9:00 PM. The plan was to strategically relocate the creations to various parts of the campus without being caught by Security. The seniors courageously began their mission with target number one including Starr Science Building, Clark Arts Center, and Seaver Gym. A group of seniors were apprehended by Securi- ty while attempting to scale the walls of Seaver. With a lot of fast talk, this group was able to walk away without any repremanding. As one Security Officer put it, We have the pumpkin incident under control. The festivities proceeded along without any further incidents until the seniors learned that two of their classmates were trapped in Clark Arts Center. The seniors commandeered a security van and attempted to rescue the trapped seniors, but were unsuccessful. Security also attempted to find these students, but they managed to escape and safely returned back to Pumpkin Headquarters in Kent Center. The final stretch of the mission dealt with the hanging of the pumpkin on the flag pole. As several seniors stared in awe, the Great Pumpkin was raised to heights un- seen by anyone before. Security added to the moment by spotlighting the Great Pumpkin. The feelings of senior unity and class spirit were felt as the seniors saluted the Great Pumpkin in all of its glory. l.'.fI l54W' ' K Qin .. 1 'A ,Q, f is 1'-.4 Todd Townsend and Curt Poling hard at work carving pumpkins. . a cgpw 'if' 3 iam - 4 Jane, Tracy, Margee, Wendy, and Kelly preparing works of art T .iff sf If 'Y S 4 ' 3 sum Y? . jj , Q5XXVif,N e6 ' ' ' I .V gg W X ' A ,. A A. 1585 U' xx - ,fr P ws A A 1 ls everybody ready to go?! 28 Pumpkin Carving ' 4... .Q A stranded pumpkin hides under an evergreen tree. D Two pumpkins enjoyed their view from atop Starr. A disgruntled senior studied the remains of the Great Pumpkin ,,st Surveying the campus from one of the library's windows. W ri rf' A happy trio returning from Venture. Pumpkin Carving 29 New and improved: Crest Gel. 5th floor is always busy QX lb-I Not my foot, Maria! Watch the threads, dude! Possibly a winning team? l Have another one, girls! The GQ look. Now the profile, boys. 30 HAUNTED DORM THRILLS ALL Voted the best hounted house in oll of Rockford in 1984, Rockford College's Hounted Dorm ogoin proved to be the best in its closs this yeor. Sponsored by the Town Student's Associotion ond filled with monsters from oll over Rockford, the Hounted Dorm ottrocted thousonds of thrill seekers to the compus during its Holloween stint. -J , Mr. Adomony commanding some respect with his choinsow. The monsters gothered for o porty in the groveyord. 32 Hounted Dorm APRIL BADNESS April Badness - an annual Rockford College tradition took place on April 26th and 27th this year. The Badness Committee, headed by Joe Kazanecki, delivered a fun-filled weekend that was , enjoyed thoroughly by the students, faculty, alumni, and friends. The weather l also cooperated and provided two warm, sunny days. 34 April Badness ,W X, ..,, 4551 ' WI April Bodness 35 2.-'Fl 36 April Bodness 1. I 41 uw' I X , x i yi Q X K 1 , .Q f' .mv Q ,X aw X wx' x 'W.Mw- af x 2 April Bodness 37 if in Oli 4 .,,, S .AV E w , Q. . s 44' ' 6 38 April Bodness ,rg , M , Z Am. Q VJ., ja W, Mi , 4 , f f, w.r, F , an ff' ,, l 1 Wgvfg , - ,f ,.,. wt., 7,1 ,:3,. , A, V., 44, 5 'ww 19 April Bodness 39 KJ' 1 e 40 Student Life 5 WS? fwfr? ' 7 - - -W - u 1, ,M A ,Q ft mins y .- ..,. -3 3 K x 1 g 1.1 . ,J ,.,, 4-3 Foculry 41 FACULTY John Amato Director of Alumni Relations Gregory Barr Richard Bromley AdmiSSi0nS COUr1Sel0r Professor 6 Chairman Dept. of Physical Edu- cation Cr Recreation Frank Cummiskey ,E5fher Dugger Assoc. Professor of Economics 6 Business ARA Staff 42 Faculty Raymond Baker Assoc. Professor Economics Cr Business Mahmood Butt Professor C1 Chairman Dept. of Education 6 Child Development 'WSL ITN Elizabeth Ehlers Resident Director - Cummings Marshall Fisher James Gunn Director of Registration G Advising Director, Office of International Programs Peter Herdklotz Alan Hutchcroft Assistant Professor Computer Science Chairman Department of Chemistry Craig Johnson Assistant Professor of Mathematics J. Keith Keeling Assoc. Dean of the College, Dean of Special Academic Programming, Assoc. Prof, of Phi- losophy E: Religion Mark Kendall College Counselor Faculty 43 Julia Krall Assist. to Dean of Continuing Education John Leiendecker Dean of Enrollment Planning .,,..rM4 A -2. Q M Q ,.,,,.,.., L 4 Y 'RPM gftfi. .1-A-l.i Barbara Mallon Assist. Prof. Dep velopment 44 Faculty . , Michael Manne t. of Education and Child De- Director of Devempmem William Langston Athletic Director Assoc. Prof. of Physical Education and Re- creation Linda Lopez Assoc. Prof. of Child Development and Psy- chology Noe Marinelli Vice President for Finance l Donald Martin ' Assoc. Prof. Language and Literature Winston McKean Dean of Continuing Education Assoc. Dean and Assist. Prof. of Education '01 IQQMUV' if Virginia O'Brien Mail Desk Supervisor Clarence McDermoid Prof. of Education and Child Development John Mecklenburg Director of College Relations Sharon Peterson Student Health Coordinator W! fx iv ' r Gerald Rath Chayman of Dept. of Engineering Faculty 45 Marjorie Slavens Prof. and Chairman of Depts. of Modern Lan- guages and Language Cr Literature-Spanish 46 Faculty Fred Rezazadeh Assoc. Prof. of Economics and Business James Schmitt Prof. Dept. of Modern Languages-German l Glenda Smith Assist. Prof. Dept. of Physical Education and Recreation Mark Sartell Admissions Counselor 'lg ' if ' -Q-2' John Schumaker Prof. and Chairman of Mathematics Deport- ment Elizabeth Stansell Admissions Counselor j 1 Norman Stewart Lindo Sw0nS0n President Instructor of Modern Languages-Spanish Joel Tibbetts Lucy Tucker Dean of Student Services Bookstore Manager me If .ai Joy Vock Robert Von der Ohe Susan Whealler Director of Career Services Prof. and Chairman of Economics and Busi- Assistant Professor of English ness Department Faculty 47 P31 9 an Qgsqg, , 'WQQT' I ' x 1 . V iw ' 2 , :aifwf ' 7.1 V, 1.2 ,v t 1' JW i-,ZNW MQ .115- . ilu, v fs 48 Student Life S Sd Lf 49 d ,SXSW 'N-55477, ENLERS - 72 JOSEPH- ?8-443 A'---W., 'l9sw,,.,,m QW YN MUNDA WI! LIAMS Q N .inadv- , lb ,A A ' .ff ,V , , . WY' 4 ,fv WV 5 4v'Mf ' ' Q gamma ---1lf 5! , X A an r' l f 4 J 1 Y Ov' f w M-v 'M , ,gh Al y , 32' 4 ,QQQQ 42 f W 1 U , ,,,, . V 4 f' L 1 4 f i ' 5.4, ,Q f f 1' , g A Q4 My aff., V, Z2 Zin JA X i , . 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N! :NRM 4 'Q W' r -s l Wa- Morsho Low Volerie Lemon Jennifer Ludingron Mory Moy ff-N. 2 S 'fa uf Dylan McMahon John Menzies Liso Miller Freshmen 57 IW V' if X V M . 1, ,M 'f Qfg -W VW X ,WM ff ,,,w W W, 1' Ann Novocek John Peterson Roy Pfeil Joy Provo 58 Freshmen ,xt .wMf! ' Fernando Rios Betsy Rohrer Fronk Soellner 1-'fr 5' . 1 f ga lf fi Q 1 1 A t Dovid Westbrook Elizabeth Williams Sharon Witte ff' fi, .5 1 Y Sunny Standish Bill Stiles Holly Strauss Beth Tate Freshmen 59 Qu ..f' 'Y N s Robert Boker Delores Bartlett Nancy Corroll Debro Cole Lindo Conboy Kelli Decker 60 Sophomores '42 Karrin Dye Jim Fisher Laurie Folgate Jeff Greenfield Margaret Hall Kathryn Harbison Sophomores 61 s ,' 1-lffdgf .-,.ws, ,.x, ,. I .. v . 4 ',f Vx 1 ,4 W. Shown Hoyword Rob Hermon Oscor Johonnsen W 1 A 14 ff' h-wwf' J .n 5. '1v--..,,,' -Y,' Us sn, ?N. 'is-1 Stephonie Johnson V Melody Kohn 62 Sophomores Bill Keil -...- X ,-- -' if l 1. . 1 I , ' W--.w lr N . f 1 o- f 5 ,I 1 I M4 uv' ,K- Nj XHQQQ f xv-sm. A 531:51 Michelle McCIonohon Heidi Musselmon Goylene Newquist Glenn Peebles Gloria Proctor Steve Quinn Sophomores 63 Govin Rittmeyer 64 Sophomores Kelly Sortorius Tony Souso Don Strubler uynahf' ,,.w4l' 'L ggi-Q '25 .. ar. A x fri 1.- -6- 4-:if ' an -hw A 1 2 f i l Croig Trislllo Mike Wolters Peggy Weerdo Mory Willioms Joyce Wintersteen Terronce Youngblood Sophomores 65 Tim Anderson Korl Appelquist Cori Cerniglio Poul DeLeone Down DeSouso Noncy Fonoro -I rs I. F ,, . Xx, l , A X S 1.335515 as w a fnSnf5sifB5i'g f1m' Q X R 5 S Q f. 25 f1g25,5fXJ Q4 1? ah., 5 ! I5 A as 1 ,Y - 66 Juniors sf sagff J' JUNIORS 4--4 f'x, , 'I zap-gm ,7.,. 'f' ' f -,mf Qs' N 'x K. A 1 awww Wm 17' , ,f ,Mi me WW, 'U .f f enffymwl ' Q IAAAEA V f H 5 , A am .. 0 R NR X Qadwi 'VK i Kris Ferry Lindo Foot 7 ni ,X , H 9 D g Y ,. f a 1 K fi f f, f y 2' f1 2' 2 - . -Sw? f ' .. WM '44 A in -' , vu- .,'r,. , 1, A , ' , -, I ,V ' 'mi 'gl Wir., ' ., Qhtfwl ' ' '- v,f1+gz'2+ . ',. , ., 1-f?'f-2381152 ':?4',f4c ,-14' 'eg '- . 1 ogg, W 1..fwz.f5Q'm:gv , . i f w , if M M, ffma' Haw ,:. Michelle Georhort Edna Sue Goodwin Ileto Joseph Jean Kosko I Juniors 67 Pat Keenan Tom Lauffenberger Mark Mahoney Anup Manchanda ,41- ,,,d.w- ' a XX Mario Masdottir Lisa Miller Dawn Neukirch Terri Palmer .XHJQ 68 Juniors Fi 9? pd' -4f f ' V? .AZ :fee Q' X W V -. M? '18 .QM 1' ,pu , 'V 1 a Q1 ffffdl xr., . Sue Rapp Laura Reilly Derrick Richter Joyce Ryder Tim Scheidegger Beth Semro Roxie Sergott Lucinda Stevens Juniors 69 Jacqueline Strey Rose Taylor Olofur Thorsteinsson Soffia Thorsteinsson ai f Y - ' gg-ga ri 'SJ an-Q93 Carrie Walker Dave Williams Q Ai 1 -H 'Wir fk 70 ff fha N433 ,gd 70 Juniors VJ' Q K 'WKWW-WMM-,W W W f 1 1Yf3 -P5 'V X fffwif, W . , ' ' .3 ' W , f 'J' ,V t , mf f f of 5 , JVM , Clubs And Organizations 71 SOCIAL BOARD Row 1 CLeft to Righty Sharon Witte, Linda Conboy, Tricia E. Gibbs, Renotta Eudey, Flynn Fox, Patty lserman, Gina Ferrara, and Sheila Hilton Row 2 CLeft to Rightj: Palmira Enriquez, Scot Crain CAdvisorJ, Paul de Leon, Evonne Kyriazes, Mark Gustafson, and Lisa Arroyo. 72 Social Board SENATE AND EXE UTIVE BO RD Executive Board: Row 1 CLeft to Rightjz Tricia Gibbs, Kelly Lambert, Paula Petersen, lleta, Joseph, and Kelly Sartorius, Row 2 fLeft to Rightbz Ray Baker CAdvisorD, Steve Quinn, Melissa Heath. Karl Appelquist, Tim Anderson, and Chris Moderson CAdvisorJ. Senate: Row 1 CLeft to Righty Mark Gustafson, Rena Ashton, Valerie Lemon, Daniel Clemons, Mary Ann Jeffers, Vicki Jones Raza, and Mike Petersen. Row 2 CLeft to Rightbz Mike Adamany, Sue Long, Steve Dates. Debra Robb, Glenn Peebles, Stephanie Lund, Joanna Munce, Jacqueline Strey, and Flynn Fox. Senate and Executive Board 73 74 Spanish Club Row 1 CLeft to Righty: Kris Ferry, Valerie Lemon, Theresa Jones, Marsha Law, Miss Swanson CAdvisorD, Joyce Wintersteen and Kelly Sartorius. Row 2 CLeft to Righty: Paul de Leon, Dawn De Sousa, and Mary Ann Jeffers. Row 3 KLeft to Right! William Stiles, Joanne Giers, Sarah Ellis, Evonne Kyriazes, Palmira Enriquez, Oscar Johannsen, and Glenn Peebles. SPANISH CLUB GERMAN CLUB Mork Gustafson, Jim Kelderhouse, Amy Spohr, Rich McMullen, Loureen Nelson, ond 5 6 Z4 Z I 7 German Club 75 FRENCH CLUB Row 1 CLeft to Righthz Johnny Peterson, Mark Gustafson, Michelle McClanahan, Sally Lo Ware CAdvisorJ, Sylvie Hubert, Wade Provo CAdvisorJ. Tim Anderson, and Jeff Greenfield. Row 2 CLeft to Righty Vickie Skomiel, Palmira Enriquez, and Mary Williams. 76 French Club WRCR Executive Board: Row 1 CLeft to Rightb: Steve Botes, Mike Adomony, Brion Corbone, Mark Ostoszewski, ond Joyce Wintersteen. Row 2 CLeft to Rightlz Curt Anderson, Rich McMullen, ond Craig Trisillo. Disc Jockeys: Row 1 CLeft to Righty Joy Provo, Noncy Corroll, Sondy Swenson, Morgee Cloudon, ond Shown Hoyword. Row 2 CLeft to Rightla Harold Bailey, Steve Quinn, Jeff Greenfield, Jim Fisher, ond John Boldwin. WRCR 77 78 Recensio Row 1 CLeft to Rightjz Mary May, Randy Klipstein, Dylan McMahon, Flynn Fox, and Margee Claudon. Row 2 CLeft to Righty: Marsha Law, Debbie Padden, Mark Gustafson, Nancy Carroll, and Dr. Susan Whealler CAdvisorD. RE ENSIO i REGENT TRIBUNE Row 1 CLeft to Rightl: Melissa Heath, Laura Bowman, Steve Skibba, Curt Anderson, John Peterson, Shawn Hayward, Stuart Francis, and Mike Adamany. Row 2 CLeft to Righty Don Strubler, Craig Trisilla, Linda Vitolo, and Roxie Sergott. Regent Tribune 79 VOLUNTEER SERVICE CORPS Row 1 CLeft to Righty: Linda Conboy, Evonne Kyriazes, Tahreni Bwanaahi, Alesia Hacker, Maria O'Keefe, and Dawn DeSousa. Row 2 CLeft to Rightj: Mary Williams, Sarah Ellis, and Mark Gustafson. 80 Volunteer Service Corps ENGLISH LITERARY SCCIETY Paulo Greenberg and Dr. Karim CAdvisorJ. 82 Tonstoofl TANSTAAF L Left to Right: Greg Mossino, Ken Remock, ond Mr. Hank Nonce CAdvisorJ SYMPOSIUM Dorothy Word, Amy Nymon, ond Dr. Wolhout. Symposium 63 TCJWN STUDENT'S ASSOCIATICN Row 1 KLeft to Righty: Laura Bowman, Tom Ferrell, Jacqueline Strey, Erin Nielsen, Debra Robb, Stephanie Lund, John Petersen, Mike Adamany, and Steve Cooper. Row 2 KLeft to Rightbz Don Strubler, Steve Bates, Steve Quinn, Vicki Jones-Raza, Glenn Peebles, Mary Ann Jeffers, and Renatta Eudey. 84 Town Student's Association Student Life 85 86 Student Life I 42' vii- ' ,fy ,MH W' QQA I 3 'S I gf fi .f WWW K , Q. ,Q M gifw 1, ' N E f Wx? 6 x 4-fa-vfm-W , . is Q 1 sv ws N XX 1 , gt ek ' W TT ' 2 fig Q 5 1 ' xr lf? 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It marked the second consecutive year that a team from the Midwest region played in the National Champion- ship game. Three of the Re- gent players were voted to the All-Midwest Team: Ro- man Lupinek Clst teaml, Chris Gordon Ctst teamb, and Bob McCluskey C2nd teamb. Lupinek and Gordon were also voted to the All-Illinois WELCOME TO IOWA. Team. They helped Rockford College to win their 6th con- secutive Conference Title. A great group of freshmen as w e l I a s transfer stu- d e n t s helped the Regents to their success- ful season. Head Coach Pete Glon now enjoyes a record of 28 - 9 - 2 after just two seasons. The only dis- a p p o i n t - ment is that he has not ful- filled his promise to the play- ers by having as in-tents practice. At one point the players tried to get a prac- tice cancelled due to the fact that there was a tank on the field. 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Q j' QSQQXWNWW ww' -F ff 4 V F 'Q r wtf ff'?M 4Z,f,w '4 'L f ' 'ftffw - -f 'mm of fl -5 fb gi . r f ' ' fp , 1 2 if + 1 R s css YK' f, ' ,' W f ff 4' Q-if-ff. . 11 ,-seem. z.. , mf- -'ws ,Y . f. p.W,,,. 1 U swf Opposite page, upper right: Junior Don Ma practicing some fancy foot work. Opposite page, bottom: front row, left to right: Dave Schweider, Jeff Applegate, Noel Moreira, Tony Sousa, Carlos Cuiriz, Don Ma, Scary Larry Kast, Andreas Lauer, Frank Solner, Don Greitzer, Stan Lee Sargon, Faris Youhanna. Back row: Coach Glon, Brad Majors, Mike Walters, Fernando Rios, Joe Zivkovic, Dave Baggette, Benny, John Menzies, Pat Keenan, Bob McCluskey, Mike Herman, lain Johnston, Dave Marx, Brent Cook, Bob Wharton, Harold Bailey. f,,25:'f1x2.y:7l5 ' This page, upper left: Chris Gordon dribbling past the opponents. ABove: Dan Grietzer, Frank Solner, and Bob McCluskey serenading the Cheerleaders with their flutes on their soccer trip to Minnesota. Left: Senior Bob McCluskey. Lower left: Freshman John Menzies. Below: Don Ma and Roman Lupinek helping to clean after being sold at the second annual Soccer Slave Auction . ,J C. .jf 1 93 VOLLEYBALL -X f f gwyn l' r fe , gn I . . . , up xx dw .. 17? V 4'.e'sf:.1. l ' Left to Right: Coach Glenda Smith, Tammy Schiek, Gina Ferrara, Shelli Connors, Liney Halldorsdottir, Kris Fowler, Marla Graham, Tracy Kelleher, Jean Moore, Audra Auskalnis. Maria Prehm, and Wendy Lowe. Glenda Smith's 1985 Volleyball team had a season of ups and downs. Overall, the squad was much im- proved from the previous year due to a successful recruiting year. The team consisted of six freshmen, two juniors, and one senior. Due to the concentration of younger players, much will be expected of this team in the future. Captains of this year's team were Tammy Schiek and Liney Halldorsdottir. Submitted by Tammy Schiek 94 Volleyball -1- 'N ln. A K Q 4: W 1 Rl' Q , 3' 4W,,,,f-'Z f ,,M f J... , .,,,., mf v 1 nf f 9 ,M , ,. . :Www 'M .qw-.4 wh H..- Volleyboll 95 LONG RUNNIN' REGENTS The Rockford College Cross Coun- try team, under the direction of first year coach Scot Crain, had a respect- able season. The team finished with the top five runners improving sig- nificantly over their previous times. Siguijon Hjartorson, the Regent's number one runner, was a key foc- tor in determining the team's suc- cess. The Regents, led by senior cap- tain Troy Yunk, highlighted its sea- son by finishing fifth in the confer- ence. The runners ended the season by traveling to Dovenport, Iowa. where the NCAA Division III mid- west regional meet was held. Yunk, an all-conference selection, finished in the top third of the regional race among a strong and talented field. With the experience and enthusi- asm of the returning lettermen, next year's team should prove to have a solid core for another successful sea- son. 96 Cross Country A 'A s ' Q A - .1 x x ml' ,. .1 .4 A :XXL Left to Right: Leo Lynch, Johonn Bjornsson, Couch Scot Crain, Olofur Thorsteinsson, Siguijon Hjortorson, and Troy Yunk. Riff 'SWF Mm YREGENTF ,sis aff fx , Q K, . 1 fw, -w ej'52g.'.?':f' Q sm ,Wy 5531 A 'M ,1GYx?Q,--QM-TT3 ,K Ax ., 3 K 3 'Q.5?2,w+A?'x' 2- 1 X ,Jed pig' W I fsgjmzxsiy' ' 3, Qx r. f 'ff Q ndxil ii! ,.. . J wp, fi ., 2,13 'R' if Cross Country MEN'S TENN IS Row 1 CLeft to Righty: Steve Ewoldz, Andreas Lauer, John Munce, ond Todd Townsend. Row 2: Horold Boiley, Pot Keenon, Mike Wolters, ond Cooch Mohon. Fin' f -.. P' I , . WX . ,,,,,1,,,,,,- 98 Men s Tennis T ,gfluwlifffk-A' . lv v WOMEN'S TENNIS ...,,,Q -' ' . ,. Q Q, .K - f , a . , i , 4 Y x , J ka wi' pq 'if Row 1 CLeft to Righthz Renatta Eudey. Paulo Rumple, and Sharon Witte. Row 2 fLeft to Rightl: Tammy Valentine, Martha Francis, Linda Vitalo, and Coach Borr. 'hw Q--qgw L ,,,. 3 Q ,,,,,,,,,....::' The 1985 Rockford College Women's Tennis team kept up their spirits while taking on some tough Chicago teams. Although they were 2-7, they had a good time. They finally proved their strength at the NllC tournament in which they edged out Trinity and Aurora Colleges for a second place trophy. Women's Tennis 99 100 Swimming b I I 1 I 'lx 49 I e , , N, ,':Q5f'f ,. ,Wd 2 ygjw i i i 1. QM , , . ,WM .M 4 ' 4 WE SWIMMING x..-K Q x .V 8 f I in ad s? ' N I 'X 1 X. 2 Qs if, A A-4' AP' Q1 r v 4--..lf Row 1 CLeft to Righflz Coach Gayle Strong, Margie Speckman, Joyce Wintersteen, Kara Zonavetch, and Colette Salm. Row 2 CLeft to Rightb: Loree West, Sandy Swenson, Kendra Williams, Tracy Howell, and Teresa Soballe. ' ff' sv QE 4. V, e:'f 9 ' , 3 ,, 4 , 'K 42 f up W , f 'Sf My W ,fix ' 'W ' 'w 1 2 MEN'S BASKETBALL sun-q ll g 'ill' 'Rl I E -. ., .X , L . -CC. ti? V, ' X 4 ' '-' X , H Aamir . ' 31 Y Y X A 1 f 1 f ha f ex ff ' FWF i , r I ' 1 D ff ,jj f ? I lg., , , I -K'f'f,f, .., I , ' K g v,., ' ' 5 7 'ffl' if , tl V1 gif ,1 fl,'1. 1 X-L2 .. I I ,X ' xc 'V VE t. U :fi M X L . .Q . ll ily jg, E5 U A -fm N, ,,: ' gg l .fan-.ij 6 ' gfld , ' I, 4.3 ., 1 f-'f f 4 A' A' M i f-'S' 'l? m:- ,. -gba 'VW' I J' f' ye-A , H ...f.Q5ft1f----- . :Q .- - - - - f 'ff 'N-... Row 1 CLeft to Rightl: Mike McAfee, Chris Gunier, Dwayne Washington, Steve Sepka, Ray Robbel, Jeff Hayengo, Fred Dixon. Row 2 CLeft to Righty: Terry Johnson C5tudent Asst. Coachb, Asst. Coach Greg Barr, Jim Ward, Craig Thomson, Roger Walheim, Steve Langley, Darrell Loudenbeck, Rod Rumler, Head Coach Jim Parker. 102 Men's Basketball xt 'T ,' ,,,Q ' F Q, 41 'X I i 9 ' Y E2 - , JL ' ' 4 I W. Q f 'S 4 U. K 4 1 , 42 K X? Z , , f I X , f ,Z f ff , ,. , 9124 fn, . fdfifzi., f 1 -2 . 9 W W 1 if f f x,,, knew QW ! y 4 Y, .. 1 wk my Z M qw 1 T Ns' . A fm J. fi' fc! ,X MMU, ,V f Q f 4' ! f f jxw, my jif m Men's Basketball 103 WCDMEN 'S BASKETBALL fs E ,Y - - -K -. NL g J: ' ,417 -A - ' 424, - , X ' ' I A -,u' f Ac' ' , 1 ,ff L fff- 'W Q, K , . f 1 1 i 25:9 KX- l E : I MZ if N. ,.,- . Row 1 CLeft to Righty: Carie Walker, Jean Moore, Kris Ferry, Wendy Lowe, and Kristyn Kur- zawski. Row 2: Coach Steve Crick, Betsy Rohrer, Renee Gude, Kris Fowler, Maria Prehm, 104 Women's Basketball Stephanie Johnson, and Beth Williams CManagerJ. f -. I ,Q fffhf Ziff rg funn- ,- , H za fb , W ' 32 xxx +A RX XX Q I . N-wr is . Wm ...x ik 'CX1 J . .Jr I nxf fffdvww., f I ' WWVQ1 Mwg I 3,1 wx Q f-,- I , Y, .,.N I ,X rfb 221 40, ,, f ww ' V f A---Wwgm f 2 f , -f nur X N -M, ,.,,,-f ,X Q NAM .... ..,.....-v' L ' Women's Basketball 105 Row 1 CLeft to Righty Liney Halldorsdottir, Carie Walker, Tommy Schiek, Pam Wackershouser, Sharon Justice, and Kristyn Kurzawski. Row 2: Coach Glenda Smith, Marlo Graham, Kris Ferry, Jennifer Penny, Barb Gabriel, Colleen Mc Cartney, Jean Moore, and Kris Fowler. 106 Softball I i 3.1.5-L 33 lf' r W vi Wm 1 ill . Ziggy Y:-KL!! xg: 'Y '-1. ' f 1:4 Q, ,..,,...Af A 1 nj' M f ,ful V M ,gs XX A f ,Ag x .X V N , S, we , L se. f- , WW fx , M ,x ag.. Softball 107 BASEBALL tif' Q. T r, -, f ' ' h fs !, L CE , Ei J-1 2 ,go Q I ,. Q:zt:2, ,. ' ff- .f ' 'ry - . - C e 4-ive .sv.,,,. ,Q V . , : . S Row 1 CLeft to Righty: Joe Kazanecki, Jeff Custer, Chris Gunier, Phil Moione, Gary Sulaski, Don Bestwina, Tim Fray, Dave Williams Tony Sousa Steve Fray, and Chris Pokorny. Row 2: Terry Johnson, Mike Dion, Jay Fisher, Greg Massino, Don Klarner, Russ Crawford Kevin King Jim Tourtillot, Bill Gorsl-ri, Mark Blythe, and Andy Wycoff. 108 Baseball -.4' . , , A A 1, , ' 1 '- x . N5 l h gif -' , Q ' 'V . l ,y-' 14'l ef A W: 5 - it 7 Ti , 'Z . .' ff A - Y '-fsxltm: Q, i fy 1 .. - 1-Axe 'z Q, X is , H- W ,, W f ' N xy .Q-wgfm A f Q Q.. 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I X A Q X 1,1436-3 i N71 , xl a. Q . if Q 3 A x ' S- A m- f A ff .ws M. 1 ,Q wa .yi ,, SNQ: VA ie x ii' . Q A fix, ff' 5 XXX.. . 4159 : ' Y' 'fy , '4f. Q ' Q I 1 Q Q 456 X ..-www ,IQ 3'- . V ...wsqww-xlQfvm...Ka. 6 gf L-wx U ,',' W . f Q T '-.1 x N VE. .wxf .4 0.5, X wf :SZ ka, M . - ' ' wp-, Boseboll 109 ENERGY-PACKED CHEERLEADERS added excitement to the soccer and basketball games. The girls traveled with the soccer team to Minnesota - passing time on the long drive up by teaching advisor .lan Nelson Tan Shoes and Pink Shoelaces , belting out Madonna tunes, and playing flutes Cwhich the soccer players later played for donations under the cheerleaders windowsj. The basketball season provided a nice alternative to grass and mud- covered floor cheers - resulting in more floor cheers and mounts. During practices, all eight girls could be laughing hysterically on the floor, then minutes later be diligently practicing their new floor cheer. They enhanced their choreography skills in the vans by dancing on the ceilings or doing the Wave. Upper right, Soccer Cheerleaders: Row one: Sheila Hilton, Davis, Basketball Cheerleaders: Wendy Davis, Sheila Hilton, Peggy Weerda, Vicki Skomial, Julie Berecz, Lori Nelson, Michelle Gearhart. 110 Cheerleaders 1. tx .qc I Q , ,V PCM PONS ,-2 . X I ,fp vu Q, 3? s . , A , X, ,, , A f nl T X J, . , , Q .' ' 5 1 i - -B -' '- ' W M115 - ef , Y' r ,I k Q ,, , 4 l . ' X' S ' 1 X f' Q Sims 7 l' 1 f ' lf I 5 'f df! 'ws 5' if A 1' '4 NJ f5'f ' K K is ii 4 -ff D W' , ff ln. . 7 3 : ' f . . . ' ,T ' ' ' f' fl- ,. ZR. f, if '+R ,.,k , .,.- ', . 33 ,. 5 .f V, I. s X gf gr! V 1 X' .. :X A -ss Y- -. s x X W c - ' 1 x '4 -- 'ri 'if X ' ' ' , - ,. . A ,If S -. 3 -- T E if,-fx E 5 V V :ZA , E1 42, A. -'L ii. V Q EBU. if v. K K , ' ig-5 ' ,. ,f-'-1'4 if N ' ' :L ,- ga' 2 I ' - ig , . X ' - P--Q. J Q A 1 E WS N 4, f T V 4 -1 R Q , 555 A 'W-va , 5, , - 1 'f - ., . . .A,A. , 'U Q A A 'Mm-,-c,,,,m s Left to Right: Karrin Dye, lleta Joseph, Gina Ferraro, Michelle McClanahan, Rena KLA Ashton, and Cori Cerniglia. The 1985-86 Regenettes started out with a large squad of sixteen and ended the year with only six girls. Neverthe- less, they were still able to thrill the crowds. They per- formed at all home soccer and men's basketball games to songs such as Vox Humana , Stir lt Up , and We Built This City . They also did novelty routines to Whip lt and Wrap Her Up . In addition to their normal schedule, the Regenettes per- formed at Cherryvale Mall and McDonald's. The highlight of the season was an all-confer- ence pom-pon competition in Milwaukee. Captain this year was lleta Joseph. She was assisted by Liz Tourlentes as Co-Captain and Heidi Musselman as secretary. Rookie of the year was Mi- chelle McClanahan and Most lmproved was Karrin Dye. Pom Pons 111 Left to Right Cooch Chuck DeWuld Tum Feltmeyer, Dennls Butler Cory Bennett Chns Holm Thomos Louffenberger Scott Thurston Jeff Hoyengo f - 'sm y f 4 4ff,- 1095 ,f V 2 C M f --X ' --.,. V M ,s X X wxs N Y ,A wi C Q T M mv yi Q 5 X MA X QQ af ex 'Q Q X 1 X ki-I' W ,Ay xx Q X X 5 I NV me Q A x 'W N x 1913+ vwQ J KY 42 ,wwifvfs xaxhwx M xl 'M Dorms 113 qiiyuluuz-'gm MVS R NIM , Q 1. ,AIR at mil :JEHQSKPW ,, 22 3 3 zc'2f 'w 2ND F LOCJR MCGAW Row one, left to right: John Menzies, Carlos Cuiriz, Juan Lepe, Don Bestwina, Jay Fischer . Row two, left to right: Craig Thompson, Craig Trisilla, Luke Arnold, Jim Williamson, Harold Bailey, Jim Kelderhouse. Not Pictured, left to right: Rob Baker, Imad Al-Salem, John Stein, Bob Nichol, Curt Anderson, John McCluskey. Second floor's personality this year was reflected by our motto, Our GPA is low . . . but we want to get it up, which shows our fervent desire to improve our academic reputation and our love of extracurricular activities. We charitably passed on our dubious distinction for having the lowest floor or hall GPA to McGaw 3 first semester, and participated in several floor activities, including soccer and football games, a Super Bowl party, VCR parties, and the first annual Shooting of the Moon.' Floor officers were: John Coacho McCluskey, President: Harold Bailey, Vice-President: John Stein, Secretary: Luke Skywalker Arnold, Treasurer: John the lllustrious Menzies, Senator: Juan Lepe, IM respresentative. 3RD FLCDGR MCGAW Row one, left to right: Tim Anderson, Dave Marx, Joe Zagraniczny, Kevin Holly. Row two: Nick France, .lay Fisher, Andreas Lauer, Stephen Mintz. Row three: Jim Fischer, Rich McMullen. Row four: Vishaal Awasthi. Not Pictured: Mark Ostaszewski, Frank Childress, Tony lsobelli, Mark lnsko, Chris Gunier, Bill Kiel, Eric Hoffman. A unique combination of individuals with varying interests and personalities made Third Floor McGaw a great place to be this year. Everyone pulled together to put on an International Floor Dinner in the fall at which we each had an opportunity to get to know one another better by cooking the traditional dishes of our respective nationalities and sharing them in a meal for ourselves. The dinner was a great success. Other floor activities included movie nights, educational programs, occasional moonlight golfing and lounge baseball , and biding time in ever-increasing anticipation of the arrival of our long-awaiting, slightly belated floor shirts. The Porch also made a brief reappearance this year - and the full exit sign was putty as ever . Floor officers included: Andreas Lauer, President and IM Representative: Tony lsabelli, Vice-President: Dave Marx, Secretary: Greg Gnoffo, Treasurer Eric Hoffman, Senator: and Mark Ostazewski, Complex Council Representative. Our GPA may not have been the greatest, but there was no doubting that we were proud to be on S! - Tim Anderson. 4TH FLOOR MCGAW Row one, left to right: Dwayne Washington, Rob CThe Ragerb Koberg, Dave CCPJ Marx, Mark Gustafson, Brian Carbone, John O'ConneII Row two: Marc CCapJ Jones, Rob CChinese Eyesb Herman, John Baloun. Tony Sousa, Fred Dixon, Brett Tucker. Not Pictured: Tracy Hall, Mark Mahoney, John Fautschy. 5TH FLOOR MCGAW Row one, left to right: Katera Mueller, Rena Ashton, Jaime Rogers. Row two: Kara Zonavetch, Beth Lemon, Kristi Smith. Row Three: Dawn DeSousa. Not Pictured: Jennifer Ludington, Geri Williams, Amy Sterly, Vicki Velinski, Lisa Hill. In spite of our somewhat low occupancy, fifth floor was always full of enthusiasm Cprobably due to over- indulgence in CHOCOLATE!! Activities included a stimulating program on sexuality and relationships, a Secret Santa party complete with chestnuts roasting on an open fire Cwell, actually marshmallowsb, Secret Bunnies, creative writing on the CHOC-Boards in the bathrooms and a variety of other spontaneous zany happenings. As our floor sweatshirts stated, residents were sometimes known to Have a Fifth and a Smile , and it was evident that everyone learned to Enjoy Fifth . Floor officers for the year were: President Kotera Mueller Vice-President Kara Zonavetch: Secretary Sandy Swenson, Treasurer Kristi Smith: IM Representative, Jaime Rogers. - Dawn DeSousa ifgiginw ,Q rang m .fpjiglwwv Qlilifis 726 Em: . '.t l IllQZ. Q Immune asm. .ITIU 'aware H 'KVVQ ,gzi!?f?.l'!UlZGs1 I' U Q 6TH FLOOR MCGAW Row one, left to right: Phyllis Aavang. Cynthia Medina, Sylvie Hubert, Tracy Kelleher, Kris Truax. Row two: Sue Rapp, Kathy Meyer, Valerie Evans. Yoshie Tanaka, Lisa Haselow. Not Pictured: Mary Johnson, Tracy Karch. Michele Arnolde. The Joys of Six was the floor slogan for our floor sweatshirts. We had a lot of fun selling ice cream in November, even though some of us froze and the ice cream melted! With the money raised we had our first pizza party. We had a second pizza party as a result of winning the Christman floor decorating contest. The floor was always festively decorated and was regularly patrolled by Humphrey the Hamster and Hocus Pocus the rabbit. Floor officers were: Kris Truax CPresidentJ, Michele Arnolde CVice-President-, Ann- Marie Holm CSecretaryJ, Beth Williams and Cindy Medina CTreasurersJ, Tracy Karch CSenatorJ, Alson, Val Evans and Mary Johnson served as our Complex Council Members and Kathy Meyer as our Calendar Coordinator. - Lisa Haselow, R.A. 7TH FLOOR MCGAW Row one, left to right: Heidi Musselman. Row two: Lucinda Stevens, Melissa Heath. Row three: Maria O'Keefe, Therese Sobolle, Jennifer Penny. Row four: Julie Berecz, Laura Krause, Jackie Griffin. Seventh floor's theme this year was Soar with Seventh! CYes, those were balloons on our shirts, NOT light bulbs!! Despite our diminishing number of residents, we still managed to have lots of fun. Our cheerleader and two pom pons Cnot to mention a few die-hard fansb showed our spirit. Our two dancers showed our talent and of course there's our swimmer, volleyball player, basketball players, and various powder-puff soccer players!! Amidst all our diverse interests, we still find time to study, finishing fourth among all the residence halls' GPA's! Other activities included an aerobics program led by Jackie, inner tube water polo, a donut sale, and Secret Santa's! Many thanks to our floor officers: Heidi Musselman CPresidentJ, Jackie Griffin CVice-Presidentb, Julies Berecz CSecretaryJ, Tammy Valentine CSenatorJ. - Maria O'Keefe, R.A. WN , .Y -vb- 1 Front row: Tom Lauffenberger, Gary Sulaski, Chris Poke Pokorny, Ski Price, Mike Peterson. Second row: Bob McCluskey, lain Snark Johnston, Anup Pune Manchanda, Dave Willie Williams the R.A.. Mike Dion, Don Klorner. Not pictured: Shlep CMike Waltersh, Sauce CKarI Applequistb. Smooth CBob Whortonj, Paul Deleon, Joe Koz, Jim Tourtillot, Steve fthe S Mani Skibbo, John Kolasinski, David, and Ali. 3. X 1 i r 1 1?,4vLl X - of XY 13- A 9, y.Lc0u V - ,Q i rm , QT K 'F' ,k sawn P 7 , has ., - c N 5 ,kluxkk -'KN xklux 'ix ,av TA LCOTT Row one, left to right: Dave Baggette, Eric Houser, Dan Greitzer. Row two, Jeff Greenfield, Jeff Applegate, Nick Choate, Brian Elliot, Derrick Richter, Andy Kaufman, Jeff Custer, Nick Gurreri. Row three: Shawn Hayward, Jay Provo, Steve Bates, Tim Fray. Mark Blythe, Bruce Westburg. Greg Massino. Row four: Dave Meyer, John Gregory, Kevin King. Row five: Pat Keenan, Kurt Klndt, Brent Cook. 9 1:- i , Y Q 5 Q s z A-f.,,,,,.,,56? r X rg 5 A ' if f , 4 , , F jr . I , f wwf f, f V - f' M , Rf I, 4 ' 'fff' 1 I 4 Ji . -.A , Row one, left to right: Honnelore Schmid, Melody Kahn, Marla Graham, Karrin Dye, Amy Suess. Row two, Alesio Hacker, Lisa Miller. Carolyn Munda, Peggy Weerda, Michelle Gearhart, Vickie Skomial, Jane Black, Sarah Ellis. Row three: Tahreni Bonwalli, Kellie Decker, Tracy Howell, Kendra Williams, Theresa Jones, Kris Fowler, Sue Long, Beth Axelson, Aylin Berker. l .1 A, EMERSCDN Emerson Hall was definitely the place to be this year. We housed cheerleaders, poms, actresses, dancers, athletes, brains, a yearbook editor, and the Homecoming Queen. Residents came from four states and three different countries. We truly were the home of 31 Flavors. Emerson was always busy: our activities included: selling hugs for club-fair. tuck-ins Ca night Joe Zagraniczny will never forgetb, the Secret Santa Party Cond the fun surprises that the presents brought!J, and a Scavenger Hunt for men. We participated in some educational programs on nutrition, cosmetics, and CPR. These activites were fun, but our biggest accomplishment was the Sweet Dreams Party - the campus-wide Pajama Bash. The party was a huge success even though it was interrupted by one of the infamous Cummings fire alarms, and Kris and Amy's room ended up looking like a jar of Orville Redenbacker's popcorn. This year's officers were: Amy Suess, President: Tracy Howell, Treasurer: Kendra Williams, Social Chairperson: Sue Long, Senator: and Kris Fowler, IM Representative. i 1 A, .,,,...-.- ...pgs-v- ' 0 S ll l t Q. R L A , , ' v , t . 1 . A 4 y : A N. .1 Row one, left to right: Palmira Enriquez, Barb Gabriel, Paula Anderson, lleta Joseph, Mary May, Marsh Law, Lisa Arroyo, Carie Walker, Val Lemon. Row two: Beth Williams, Stephanie Johnson, Lori Nelson, Evonne Kyriazes, Debbie Padden, Linda Conboy, Mary Williams, Joanne Giers, Michelle McClanohan, Kris Ferry, Sharon Witte. iii 3 l 5 t i , t i E rw Ss gf, . 'E 4 A . BARNES You see before thee the Nones of Barnes Hall. We were the Nones for no men were allowed into our hall. There's something you should know about these novices: mediocre was not in their vocabulary. Whether they were planning a pool party for Sibs Weekend, eating enchiladas at a Christmas Party or running from yet another blasted fire alarm, they did it with great zeal and verve. I shall l 5 X 5 , fx 15, ,LJ nl l f. 1 6 . if Si , S 9. by gg gli: S4 gt , 2. , , w Z j Q ., , 3 always remember the slumber party Cmovies 'til 7 a.m.D the Barnes' Days at various games, the exercise classes, and all the other wacky times we had. Thank you, Nones for an exciting year. Brother D'artagnan and l shall miss you all. Go in peace. Sister Mary Alouisious Ca.k.a. iletah B.H.R.A. WE ARE BARNES, DAMMIT! SVENSCN l Iiflnglffglrr ' Row 1 CLeft to Rlghflz Paula Petersen, Karen Haberstroh, and Liz Tourlentes. Row 2: Cori Cerniglia, Diane Roche, Cindy Tyler, Trish CAlligatorD, and Paula Rumple. Row 3: Robin Rosen- stiel, JoAnn Kozak, Kelly Lambert, and Laura Lansing. Row 4: Shelly Helms, Susan Everett, Connie Clouson, Loree West, and Patty Doherty. Row 5: Linda Vitalo. This would be Svenson - home of the marmot: where we study hard and party naked. A mature diverse group of individuals, we possess an unrivaled synergistic force which knows no bounds. Our president, Sheila Kelly, turned over her post to Cori Cerniglia second semester when she went to London, Karen Haberstroh filled the VP slot, Holly Muirhead was secretary, and Jean Kaska was our treasurer. Representing us in Senate was Owaissa Carter and our IM Rep was Liz Tourlentes. Paula Rumple Svenson R.A. MC PHAIL VME M 2 e 'i'1-- 1 . fgkiiki Q., Row 1 CLefr to Rightb: .leonne DeHoon, Joyce Wintersteen, Carlo Kodovy, ond Betsy Rohrer. Row 2: Wendy Dovis, Angie Lockenour, Ann Novocek, Gino Ferroro, lone Brewer, Opus CKellen Hordiel. ond Julie Seponik. Row 3: Ellen Kochendorfer, Debbie Loskowski, and Kathy Horbison. EKVALL Row 1 CL to RJ: Brod Hulick, Bob Witte, Oscor Johonnsen, Tim Feltmeier, Andy Wycoff, Steve Hirst, Rob Wiegond, ond John O'Connell. Row 2: Terry Johnson, Russ Crowford, Ken Remock, Glenn McLeod, Tom Busingo, Mike McAfee, Ross Bohl, Roger Wolheim, Brion Williams, ond Rondy Klipsfein. 126 Ekvoll S E A R C H F 0 R T 0 Seniors 127 GRADUATIGN SHUFFLE Chorus We're the class of '86, that's our name, We're practicing up for the graduation game. We'll strut and shuffle down the aisle, Getting that diploma with a great big smile. lt's our last semester here at old R.C., That's it, that's right, no more fees! We're not here to start no trouble, We're just here to do the graduation shuffle. For Rockford College, it's looking up, We've got London campus and the Lion's Den Pub. Another story is A.R.A., No more of the t ---- j after May! Sir Attenborough is here to speak, We've had Edwin Newman and even Leakey. They aren't here looking for trouble, They're just here to see the graduation shuffle. These recent years, things have advanced, But the Seniors remember the things of the past. We had interim, Dayton, the rolling R, Through the years We've come real far. The Seniors are experienced and we'd like to say, Most importantly, three months 'till May. We're not here looking for trouble, We're just here to do the graduation shuffle. My names Joel, I'm the students' dean, Not the easiest job if you know what I mean. I deal with busts, trouble and fines. making students stay within their lines. When lm not in my office or collecting fees, I'm catching the scoop for the R.D.'s. I'm not looking around for trouble, I'm helping the Seniors do the graduation shuffle. Chorus This is Stewart, I'm the big cheese. They call me the President I aim to please. I like to travel, I like to buy. So go to London and give it a try. No more kegs in the rooms and no more phones, I took them both in spite ofthe moans. I'm not here to stir any trouble, I'm just here to see the graduation shuffle, They say Normy is our man, ll Normy can't do it, I sure can. This is Gordon and it's no wonder, I write like lightning, speak like thunder. Academics is my concern, Some students pass, some get burned. I'm not lookin' around for trouble, I just came to see the graduation shuffle. I'm Dean Keeling, I take care of forums, We've had some speakers who've made us die of boredom At forums kids do homework or catch a quick nap, They wake in time to sign their card and give a few claps. When there's trouble with your forum series you come to Dean Keeling, When students have to do a tape, they nearly hit the ceiling. I'm not here making any trouble, . I'm helping the seniors do the graduation shuffle. My name's Marshall, I'm the head of Registration, I deal with complaints and lots of frustration. I deal with scheduling and I arrange the classes, Lots of time many students end up on their Q ---- I! For lots of things the computer is on what we depend, They're down more than they're working, it's too much to spend. I didn't come here looking for trouble, I'm just here to see the graduation shuffle. Chorus I'm Ms. Surrey, you can call me Joan. Welcome to my library, my tour will make you moan, My office has glass windows, through them you see me grin I remind some of a celebrity, like Carol Marrell's twin! So come to Howard Coleman, it may change your lives. Computers. books, and carrels. even archives! I'm Lucy Tucker, youll find me in Burpee, I I'm the head of the bookstore, I work there with Lea. j They say I have a loud bark, but I dont bite, l ll I'm in a bad mood. stay out of my sight! We have pencils, erasers, makeup tor your looks, I Greeting cards and candy, everything but books! I'm not here, looking for trouble, I'm watching the seniors do the graduation shuffle. We're the class of '86, that's our name, We're practicing up for the graduation game, We'll strut and shuffle down the aisle, I Getting that diploma with a great big smile. . lt's our last semester here at old RC.. That's it that's right, no more fees! Were not here to start no trouble, We're just here to do the graduation shuffle. it Grzuluution Shuf't'le Performetl by members ol' the Rockford College, Class of 1986 Recorded ui WRCR Studios, Rockford. lfirsl publicly uiretl on lfeh. 5, l980 Rockford College Charter Day. Copies Supplied by the Regent Tribune I I SENICJRS is -N RX X is Q X I x John Boloun lone Block Glen Ellyn, IL Business Administration Rockford, IL Phyllis Aovong Psychology Woodstock, IL I. I , Brion Corbone lone Coscio Eugene Cichon Computer Science An Biglogy Downers Grove, IL Rockford, IL Roscoe, IL Seniors 129 Margaret Claudon Accounting Oostburg, WI - Thomas Dempsey Business Administration Rockford, IL 130 Seniors ,Ti Steven Crick Rockford, IL Sarah Ellis Spanish Winthrop Harbor, IL Wendy Davis Spanish Wheeling. IL -ep f-L -is W, . Ragna Eyjolfsdottir Art Reykjavic, Iceland Tricia Gibbs Gregory Gnoffo Daniel Goeckner Quincy, IL Theatre Arts Accounting Franklin Park, IL Macomb, IL l L Paula Greenberg Nicholas Gurreri Karen Haberstroh English Biology Business Administration Rockford, IL Buffalo, NY Chicago, IL Seniors 131 if '-uit? Alesia Hacker Margaret Hall Tracy Hall Human Relations Rockford, IL Computer Science Plano, IL Loves Park, IL Mary Hartshorn Lisa Haselow Thomas Heinzen Child Development Computer Science Psychology Rockford, IL McHenry, IL Rockford, IL 132 Seniors s sy ' 'ii I 1 Kelly Hofmeister Patricia Iserman Nursing Mathematics Prophetstown, IL Warren, IL on ,M 1' -J -.s D 01 O - 45 Q 5 s ,XJ ,- if-' in u 'Vo .S X ,Y 2 Q Q, ,, .4 .Q gf' gp, , 2 W 53 0 0 I 2 - 9 'I Q G , I jf I Jr '. 0 WA Mary Johnson Mary Ida Johnson Rockford, ll- Rockford, IL Michelle Jackson Nursing Winnebago. IL Terry Johnson Business Administration Tampico, IL Seniors 133 E, Theresa Jones Carla Kadavy Spanish Art Markham, IL Erie, PA 1 ...ff 1 Susan Kaufman Jo Ann Kozak History Zoology Somonauk, IL Toluca, IL 134 Seniors ,glwif-if -q-QMOIF' ix 9 Andrew Kaufman Computer Science Broadview, IL Evonne Kyriazes Spanish Palatine, IL Kelly Lambert Accounting Round Lake, IL Robert McCIuskey Business Administration Chicago, IL Peter Lapham Deborah Laskowski Computer Science Biology! Physical Education Roscoe. IL Ingleside, IL is Carolyn Munda James Nern Psychology Computer Science North Chicago, IL MT- Morris, IL Seniors 135 V Magnus Norddhahl Kristjan Olafsson Michael Petersen Computer Science! Mathematics Computer Science Computer Science Kopavogur, Iceland Kopavogur, Iceland Hinckley, IL 4, ' r 3' 3 X.. Kenneth Remack Diane Roche Paula Rumple Business Administration Accounting Business Administration Sugar Grove, IL Woodridge, IL Dundee, IL 136 Seniors . Tammy Schiek Susan Shaffer Mary Taber Rockford, -IL Accounting Accounting Rockford, IL Rockford, IL 'gfumw VW' MM 5 XM K0fI'lfYfl Timpe Todd Townsend Cynthia Tyler Computer- Science Business Administration Child Development P-0Ckf0ICI. II- Machesney Park, IL Blaine, MN Seniors 137 GCJOD LUCK!! I,-x I Victoria Velinski Carolyn Verona Linda Vitalo Performing ArtsfTheotre Arts Child Development Communications Chicago, IL Rockford, IL Chicago, IL Robert Wharton Naomi White Teresa Willis Recreation Rockford, IL Accounting Springfield, IL Belvidere, IL 138 Seniors Senior Honors Electrons to Phl Beta Kappa Randall Alan Cook Sarah Loulse Elhs Kelly Ehzabeth Lambert Electrons to Omlcron Delta Epsllon Thorbjorg Jonsdottlr Kathleen P Magnus Craig Thomson Sarah L Ellls Llnda S Rodrlguez Davld Swanson Leonard Bernstein Award m Performing Arts John Frautschy Arthur B Adalr Award m Fme Arts Amy Sterly Certlfrcates of Merlt for Outstanding Performance as Student Teachers Lmda Evans Marguerlte Guerrero Achlevement Award ln Nursmg Connle A Clemmons Kathleen A Flemmg College Poetry Prrze of the American Academy of Poets fNew York! Tom Helnzen John W and Mollre N Grimes Award for Excellence rn Wrltmg Essay Thomas Hernzen The Socratic Prlze un Phllosophy Martha Pelrce McGavock Prlze ln Mathematrcs Magnus S Norddahl The League of Women Voters of Rockford Award Lmda S Rodnguez Wall Street Journal Student Achievement Award Cralg Thomson Peat Marwlck Mitchell 81 Co Scholarshnps JoAnn Bufflngton Kelly Lambert Susan Shaffer Cynthna Weber Rockford Chapter of the Natlonal Association of Accountants Scholarship Margaret Claudon Illmols CPA Society Northern Chapter Scholarshrp Duane Roche Marlon Barbour Beaven Award Don Bestwlna Tracy Heckman Lmda Rodnguez Sarah Ellls Carolyn Munda Cynthla Tyler Magnus Norddahl John D Spence Award for Volunteer of the Year Sarah Ellxs The Good Crtrzenshlp Award Cralg Thomson Whos Who Among Students ln Amencan UDIVCYSIUBS and Colleges Donald John Bestwxna Carla Mae Kadavy Carolyn Jean Munda Sarah Loulse Ellrs Shella Mane Kelly Kenneth James Remack Lnnda Kay Evans Kelly Ehzabeth Lambert Paula Elanne Rumple Llsa Anne Haselow Paul Terrol Messemch Cralg Steven Thomson Patrlcla Ann lserman Susan Malestic ! 7 ' ! 1 , . . . . . Senior Honors 139 THANK YOU! To try to thank everyone who helped on the yearbook would be almost impossible. There are several people, however, who do deserve special mention: Patty Iserman Cwho supplied support, help, and encouragement throughout the yearb, Dr. Susan Whealler Cwho took over as advisor and did a great jobh, Dylan McMahon Cwho eagerly provided many wonderful picturesh, Randy Klipstein and Flynn Fox Cwho handled the sweatshirt fiasco with easeb, Nancy Carroll Cwho was always there when I needed herb, Lisa Miller Cwho did great layouts and volunteered to take over next yearb, Michelle Gearhart Cwho always had fresh ideas and did a super job on the coverb, Dawn Neukirch Cwho provided excellent coverage of the London Campusb, my entire staff Csee page 787, Tracy Heckman Cwho typed copy sheets and always had a smileb, Curt Anderson and the Regent Tribune Cwho also provided picturesl, John Mecklenburg Cfor the many services he provided to the bookj, Mick Manne Cwho eagerly supplied lots of great picturesl, John Amato Cfor distributing books to the alumnil, Student Services Cfor patiently distributing books to the current studentsh, Howard Dusek Cfor being a great yearbook representotivei, and Chris Cfor giving me more than he will ever knowb. Working on the yearbook this past year has been very enjoyable. Although a lot of hard work was involved, I feel that the effort was well worth it. I hope all of the Recensio's readers feel the same. 77 7521 4 525 Zfdudfdiu Margee Claudon Recensio Editor 140 Closing Q 11, 4 ' F- Q , Q s.: nk' .- , I-3' : Ag. L 4 . Nf- may AL' Aka W 4 as ,mm A. I . .,.-f.,,g- o'Y '9s'w . - L'E ?if . 1.91--.S , ' f , . vff.,- . A C , , . J- A , -' -. r- , , 1 Q dvr- 14.1 .-'-4-Q . .. f a- . mu.. ', f- - -. EQ-,lx 1 A-.kv ng I -, . .. 1'-1 A ,. 4 gl ul. n ....,A,- i'. -wvh -V 5- .Y 5 . E.5- - s,e.'.ff 0 '11 ' . ,, .,. aft ' -N. 'CN , Q - . Q U Sl Q 1 v 5 .4 N 9 l 9 f FWCNHKIBSCBNV yosm Y J .. , -1,9 V-J. qu :H h 1 g ,, , . - :-.,f ' ' -V .. -J.. 1 .xx . .V -. ' ,wif ,.,.. , V K .-A J? .' 'F fx.- 1 K , , Q-'Y .. .x ' H3 v , 4 I , 1 4 t 1 ,. l , 17-561, 'Q.,.f, Q .Y V . L4 J-N 'Regi- s,., 8 4. L