Taylor University - Ilium / Gem Yearbook (Upland, IN)

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Ruth Abel; Warsaw, IN Connie Anderson; Franklin, IN Sally Barton; Greensburg, IN Cathy Behmer; Rockford, IL Kara Boehm; London, ENG Joyce Canfield; Manheim, PA Cristen Case; Union City, IN Cheryl Cashner; Porter, In Martha Collins; Indianapolis, IN Dorren DeSrnit; Baltimore, MD Sandy Fidler; Chillecothe, IL Janet Fox, Grand Rapids, MI Shan Guthrie; McMurray, Pa Ingrid Haegeland; Bartlett, IL Cathy Harness; Elmhurst, IL Caren Heflin; Hartford City, IN Lon Jacobsen, Palatine, IL Christine Larson, Willemette, IL Susan Larson; Bethany, CT Kathy Leach; Kansas City, MO Deb Niequist; Algonquin, IL Victoria Pierce; Haddonfield, NJ Jana Rector; Vinton, IA Bev Renner; Hartford City, IN Michelle Sample; Upland, IN Sandra Smith; Erie, PA Not Pictured: Sandra Crowder Jean Dennis Tracy Erickson Cheryl Gettman Jennifer Hastings Cynthia Liggett Kim Ramsland Kristen Salsberry Judy Schneifer Carol Tomer Deborah Watson Kitty Sypher; Westland, MI Sally Thoes; Barrmgton, IL Elona Vangent, Zealand, MI Rebecca Wehling; Port Charlotte, FL Martha Westerman; Hilton Head Island, Amy Yordy; Goodley, IL SC Beth Anderson; Wheaton, IL Barb Bauer; Kearney, NE Lyn Berkebile; Knightstown, IN Sherry Bradford, Marion, IN Lori Bredeweg; Westland, MI Karin Danielson; Elmhurst, IL Carol DeHaan; Wayne, IL Karen Drook; Somerset, IN Ronda Everhart; Littleton, CO Lynn Flora, Elkhart, IN Brenda Foxworth, West Bloomfield, MI Beth Grimes; Muncie, IN Laurice Groenier; Knoxville, TN Karen Haegeland; Bartlett, IL Sarah Herr, Battle Creek, MI Patty Holbrook; Vermilion, OH Joy Hostetler; Alexandria, IN Denise Huber; Canton, MI Jennifer Huber; Canton, MI Cyndy Johnson; Rockford, IL Cindy Kelley; Bargersville, IN Susan King; Franklin, IN Jody Livergood, Wabash, IN Susan Lubbert; Dayton, OH Kim McKmney; Indianapolis, IN Karen Nelson; Rockford, IL Sherry Pritchett; Marion, IN Brenda Reinwald; Lake City, PA Becky Schmid; Wheaton, IL Lynda Seaberg; Wheaton, IL Alma Shepard; Conesus, NY Barb Stedman, Massillon, OH Jean Stipanuk; Terre Haute, IN Meleah Stone; Summitville, IN Kim Summers; Cincinnati, OH Cindy Tobias; Wheaton, IL Patty Walker; Trenton, MI Teresa Walker; Franklin, IN Cindy Warner; Pontiac, MI Becky Westley; Somonauk, IL 23

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EXT. 355 2nd West Olson Kitty Sypher seems a little tired of pigging out at some of Indiana ' s fine restaurants. Second West . . . how do you describe a group of forty-one incredibly crazy girls 7 We ' ve had our normal activities: pick-a-date for your roommate, roller skating parties, pig-outs at Indiana ' s fine restaurants, and others. But the most fun comes with running up and down the hall, vl pennying people in their rooms, climbing out windows, car- oling through Olson in November, ex- ercising in the middle of the night, flooding the hall by breaking the water fountain, kissing a door for Valentine ' s Day, or giving swirlies! Through all this and some really good sharing times, we ' ve developed a special closeness. We all believe that Second West really is the home of the best! In Greek our name is pronounced uh- ' del-fay, and in English it means Sis- ters. Throughout the year we ' ve striven to make that sisterhood a reality- through Bible studies, prayer partners, and the like. Our popularity as a wing can be attested to by an occasional silent raid (thanks SPESRAT-loved your dots!), water balloon attacks, and a blaring horn placed in our hallway in the wee hours of the morning. Parties we ' ve had aplenty, and this year ' s series began with a barn party and hayride. One of our favorite times, however, was Christmas, when everyone ' s creative talents were put to good use in transforming ordinary room doors into multifarious shops and stores (anything from McDonald ' s to a cloning center to a candy shop), for our own little city of lights and colors. In addition to an occasional night out at One Accord, several of the girls have found their own ways to take a study break: raiding guys ' dorms, taking a dip in the lake every month C ' yes, you, too, can join the Second East Polar Bear Club! ), and dressing up as super heroes. Certainly among our highest achievements are four consecutive years as intra- mural champs— a tradition that shows no signs of ceasing soon. We love the competition, but above all else we thrive on the fun and fellowship found through two or three nights of athletics each week. We are, in a word, Sisters. EXT. 297 2nd East Olson Not Pictured: Mikki Avery Julie Lindman Sue Lindman Diane Mahr Lisa Starr Deb Willman After a wing dinner, the sisterhood displays their wing sweatshirts. .V AkJU± % L $? w if i r

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Second Center ' s Rowdies Chapel — Second Center ' s peanut gallery Answering a phone that ' s never for us Super new people, upperclassmen Super everything everyone Finite math help sessions Almost all new people Short wing meetings A wild groovy bunch Great in intramurals Whipped cream fights Just like a family Living learning PA. chaplain Just fantastic Almost heaven Super active Lots of love All-nighters Dutch Blitz Ponderosa Kinship Othello Rowdies Loud Home EXT. 433 3rd Center Olson Catherine Engle; Sharpsville, IN Melinda Finley; Zionsville, In Karen Gould; Hicksville, OH Lori Guy, Wilmington, DE Bonnie Hochstetler; Fmdlay, OH Pamela Hogan; Netherlands Rachel Johnson; Bloomington, IL Jane Keiser, Fmdlay, OH Kathleen Lehman; Milwaukee, WI Louanne Lewis; Wheaton, IL Not Pictured: Jane Ann Brady Sherilyn Creutz Deborah Davis Debra Huffman Sharon Musto Deborah Sheron Dawn Stark Christine Lymberopoulos; Princeton, IL Laurie Mowery, Coatesville, PA Martha Palmer; McLean, VA Donna Pino; Highland, IN Jerri Sherntze; Converse, IN Wendy Soderquist; West Chicago Arlene Toland; Uniondale, IN Patricia VanderSchaaf; Raleigh, NC Kimberley Weiler; New Palestine, IN Sharon Wilder; Demarest, NJ Joy Wilson; Fayetteville, GA . ' 4