Wheaton College - Tower Yearbook (Wheaton, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 352 of the 1986 volume:

“ToweR 96C6 I urge you, in view of God's mercy, to offer your bodies as living sacrifices, holy and pleasing to God, which is your spiritual worship. Romans 12:1 The Graduates Student Life Organizations Sports Underclassmen Grad School Shoot Your Group Senior Tribute The Annointing And in the middle of soup formalities just after the awkward exchange of hors doeuvres and talk of theology, the painted brass cat stood there swaying loosely in the doorway, her lips pouting bloody drops of ruby, eyes swollen and swirling a sea of aqua and emerald lined into slits. Hot, spicy air mingled in the stifled gasps as Pharisees dabbed their open mouths with four-cornered linen and spoons stopped stirring. They watched the gaudy gorgon move her way solemnly through tables, coarse hands cupped close to her holding an alabaster vile. Her eyes spilled over black and blue streams as she drew nearer and nearer to Jesus who held her with a steady flicker in his gaze. Falling to the stone she broke, the tender jar a costly reasing of precious perfume, her stain. Fresh flowed her heart's flood at his feet, bathed in oil and tears, caressed and sponged with her mane. Kissing tenderly his feet, this cleansing... left her sweet opalescent white. — Heidi Borrink abeels “jasinabaiit a ssall cree WHEATON ELEV.75173 FI. ne nee A A RR I A a 10 The Sun Catching only a diamond of leaves has burnt them orange they are falling from vio- let pea sky —— LAST Swanson Ml 13 14 We stared each and other at a linear spread, laid out for tomorrow. It was something new we could reproduce later when we needed to remember. The fierce hope melted before us: The sun’s balding-orange head became one with the hill’s pale blue bedding. Lies down, the tip of orange-slice, a sliver a hair. then a glow leaving flaming, blood-melon peach-melba push-up-popsickle sky periwinkle dotted with an occasional pig chasing mice streaking mad, then milk spilling. That color fades now is gone save a single star twirling taut-stringed. Gone behind shivering lights of towns. It hides until tomorrow's thaw. — Heidi Borrink 15 DR HERBERT JACOBSEN HIGNELL . 4 DR DEREK C€ 16 Nedication It takes certain qualities for an individual to gain respect of others. These include integrity, honesty, the willingness to listen, to befriend, and to share openly, especially with students. It is demanding for a professor to fulfill his teaching duties, be a good family man and encompass all these qualities. Dr Derek Chignell and Dr Herbert Jacobsen have demonstrated their willingness to share themselves: their struggles and victories in their Christian lives with their students. It is to these two respected men, respectively the chair of the Chemistry and the Bible Department, that the TOWER 6 is dedicated. Dr Chignell and Dr J, thank you for being honest and open with us, we are proud to know you both. 18 (ministration euntercneha ek mone peg pee Tey Repersess ENT FF geese sees 19 ee AINE | 20 v {NHUUGHURRRARBNE | -21 23 RT DR JOHN WALFORD, Chair JANET DEVRIES KAREN FORSBERG STEVEN HAMMAN BARI JOHNSON MARGARET LOWN ALISA MUELLER DARLEEN PEGG KATHERINE RONKA CARALYN WINDES JOHN CALDWELL JOEL SHEESLEY ALVA STEFFLER DR. JACOBSEN, Chair DR. GILBERT BILEZIKIAN DR. NORMAN ERICKSON ALFRED HOERTH JULIA ANDERSON PAUL CHANDLER TIMOTHY COX THOMAS DUKES RANDALL EHRENKROOK Ancient Languages WILLIAM EMISON DAVID GINN DAN GROSS JEFFREY HAASE NANCY HERNANDEZ 25 WHEATON IN THE HOLY m LANDS Capture the flag. Colored arrows and Blanchard £309. Airports. Jetlag. Rook. Misty hills. Election! Navel of the world. The islands! Bus rides: heat, sleep and serenity. Rook. Hezekiah’s tunnel: knee deep in darkness. Ramadan. Forgotten passport and a taxi ride of faith. Evening by the Sea of Gallilee. Masada. The longing of the Wailing Wall. Ben Yahuda. Highjacking via Arab TV. The thirsting beauty of the chalk wilderness. Mount Zion unmoved. Rook. Moon over Hadrian’s Villa. David and Dad. Ash-embalmed Pompeii. Hypodermic needles on Roman steps. Miltos and Lina: witnesses of faith in a hostile world. Pepto Bismol: Uncle Norm’s friendly bacteria. “Do you want my cucumber?” Rook. Modesty kit (jacket, tie, and towel required). “Voula....Well, you know.” Bathrooms on the run (girls left, boys right). Pottery shards: the perfect gift! Dead Sea chemical burns. Anna’s hat. A flying rock in search of a live mine. Wadi-walk (goat water). “Beverly Hill’s Cop” theme. Mufid: budding Amway distributor. Rook. Farewell from an Arabian prince (via CBC). Singing in the Pantheon, on the bus, for Carlo...What the heck, for anybody! Capernaum, Ai, Corinth, Rome... Our feet have walked their streets, Our hands have touched their stone. No longer names in a Book, they have become Real Places. — Claire Barnes — Brad Johnson — Dave Funck 27 DR. JAMES HOFFMEIER BRIAN HOCH ALAN JAMES DAVID KIRTLEY Archaeology LESLIE LARSON SCO MMUEGTAING JEFFREY LINDQUIST LYNN LORELLO Ancient languages MARK MacDONALD HENRIK MANN Philosophy ERIC MAXEY DR. MORRIS INCH DR. ALAN JOHNSON . JOHN McRAY DR. JULIUS SCOTT KRISTINE MAXEY LANE McINTYRE KATHLEEN MORSK STEVE NELSON DAVID OLDFATHER DAWN OLMSTED Communications MARTHA ORMESHER Christian Education KIMBERLY SMITH History DWAYNE STROUD Ancient Languages NATHAN THIELMAN DAVID WELLS Ancient Languages SHARON WIITA Ancient Languages 29 ) WHEATON IN ASPEN Aspen gives students who wish to pursue musical studies on an intensive level a chance to learn from world-renowned musicians at the Aspen Musical Festival. This year nine students and three faculty took part in one of the most extraordinary experiences of their lives. Even with classes by Wheaton faculty, performance instruction by Festival faculty, and frequent nightly concerts, we found time to enjoy the breathtaking scenery of the Rockies on hiking and camping trips into the surrounding mountains - a thrill for those of us whose concept of “heights” was characterized by the upper deck at Coniskey | Park! All in all, Aspen was a special time of spiritual growth for all of us as well as a once- in-a-lifetime opportunity to learn the finer | points of hot tub etiquette. — Yvonne Koyzis Po 31 CONSERVATORY DR. HAROLD BEST DR. VIDA CHENOWETH DR. STEPHEN CUSHMAN DR. CURTIS FUNCK DR. MARY HOPPER DANIEL HORNE ASHIA CHACKO BA RUTH DARLING Performance EMILY DAVIS Performance DEBORAH EDMONDS Performance ELIZABETH EIGSTI Performance LAURIE FRIESEN DENISE GAMEZ Education JOHNATHAN GATHMAN Performance GREGORY GRIMES Performance DAVID HAMILTON Performance ANDREA HENNING BA JON HSIEH BA KIMBERLY JOHNSON Performance SANDRA KRAFT BA THOMAS LANCE History and Literature HOPE LANCY BA 33 34 KATHLEEN KASTNER JOY McCONAGHIE Education LAUREEN MLINAR Education ROBIN NAYLOR Performance BONITA ONZICK Performance RENEE ROSCOE Performance SUSAN ROTH History,Literature JENNIFER RUNNER BA DR. WILLIAM PHEMISTER TERRY SCHWARTZ ELLEN THOMPSON DR. HOWARD WHITAKER DR. PAUL WIENS JOHN ZIMMERMAN JEAN SCHROPPEL B.A. DAVID SMITH Performance ANNE SNIDER Performance SUSAN SUORSA Education JEFFREY TAYLOR Education CYNTHIA WAYLAND Performance SUZANNE ZIKE Performance 35 An absolutely ripping time! It started with t.p., water buckets,and a penny for every door; Student Agonistes; the British Top Ten; Are we having fun yet? And London - Cora, did you bring your parachute? vintage British weather; tubes, queues, and loos; in- dulging in meaningless hedonism; afternoon jogs with Dr. Ryken; Youth Hostel food dis- guised with ketchup and proper tea and scones; the archetypal rose; highhearted jousts; interminable bus rides on the wrong side of the road - Karyn wins again; Hey Bronc, who won Wimbledon? Five minutes on Dover Beach; castles, cathedrals, castles, cathedrals; a passion for runners’ legs; beans on toast; bedtime stories by Tumnus at St. Anne’s; Frisbee; Keep Off the Grass; Mind Your Head; Way Out’; evensong with choir- boys; Castleton Sunrise; the logic is impeccable people; what's the literary signifi- cance here? Must have something to do with Milton; reading in the tub; profs go punk; sheep; And let me gaspingly say - Thanks guys! — Cora Favino — MaryKay Coker — Beth Tanis WHEATON IN E . (able j Salage: “Saw 38 DR. BEATRICE BATSON, Chair ITERATURE NORA BARRETT ANNEMARIE BRANDLE CRISTINA BRUNS ELISABETH BRYER SANDY BUNN JON CARTER KARYN CHESHIRE MARY KAY COKER DR. JILL BAUMGAERTNER DR. SHARON COOLIDGE DR. JOE McCLATCHY CURT FRITZEEN SHARON GLENN PAULA HARRISON MOLLY COX DAVID CRAWFORD ELIZABETH DETTONI DAVID ERICKSON 39 40 ANNETTE HEINRICH ELIZABETH HUBERTZ MERITA IRBY ANN MARIE KARLSEN CHERIE KONYHA BROOKS KRAMER MICHAEL LONG JULIE MCCRACKEN EDWARD MEADORS SCOTT NELSON LAURA NORDLOF DEBRA PEDERSON MARK PEDREIRA KARLENE PETERSON JOHN SANDERS JILL SCHREIBER ROTC DEBORAH STEWA RT GRACE TAN JENIFER TAYLOR GARY WILSON LITERATURE DR. ARTHUR HOLMES,Chair DR. DAVID FLETCHER DR. ROBERT ROBERTS DR. JAY WOOD PHILOSOPHY RHONDA BINKLEY Economics WILLIAM BRACKEN STEFAN BRANDLE TIMOTHY BROWN DWAYNE CARMAN ROTC LAWSON COPLEY HAL CULBERTSON Music BA 4] SON ERIN JOHN KIRSTEN JOHNSON MARY KWAN Zz uy ia O Zz Ze e) uy Zz Zz a N =) DH =e = SG WH Wn =I uw = S NEVEN THOMA ELIZABETH PITTS PAMELA RITKE LARRY SCHIMMELS MARK SLUYS S WALTAR DOUGLA TIMOTHY WESTERGREN JOHN WILLARD Bible DAVID WU DR. EDWIN HOLLATZ, Chair DR. JOSEPH BRIDGES MARK DISCHER ROSE GRETZINGER ELEANOR PAULSON OMMUNICATIONS CASSANDRIA BINGHAM JENNIFER CARTMEL SHARON CHAMBERLIN DAVID CHRISTENSEN TIMOTHY CROWLEY JENNIFER CUMMINGS LAURA DAVIS JOHN DELCAMP MARK HAUCK European Broadcast Systems — sounds like a technical course,doesn’t it? Actually it was three wonderful weeks in Europe — one week in Holland and two in England — to analyze and compare the various broadcast systems. Each day of the program proved to be a real learning experience for the ten students. We were given lectures by prominent British and Dutch producers; toured places such as the world renowned BBC and Coventry Cathedral; and were even given a surprise lecture by Brother Andrew. We were required to keep a journal of what we learned, and watch as much TV as possible. (Can you imagine watching Magnu m P.I. dubbed in German? Tom Selleck didn’t seem so attractive speaking German.) | left Europe with a lot of happy memories and a greater understanding of broadcasting. But most importantly, | returned home with a strong desire to apply what I’ve learned to Christian Broadcasting. — Marylou Hinther 44 EUROPEAN BROADCASTING SYSTEMS ' Ta) H 46 COMMUNICATIONS KELLY HUFFMAN JOANNE JACKSON DONALD JONES JAMES JORDEN SHAWN KENNARD ROTC BONNY KINGSBURY BRENT KNIPPER JAMES LEFFLER JOHN MATHERS JOHN MORGAN CHRISTINE NELSON LYNDON PERRY VICTORIA PLANK RONALD POLITO GLEE PRIBNOW THOMAS SMOAK MICHELLE SOERENS TIMOTHY STARR SHEILA STORRER CANDACE SWEET DIANE TAYLOR SUSAN VERBIC BRUCE WATKINS MICHAEL WILHOIT DAVID WOLF “Leadership begins with servanthood. You cannot be a leader without being a servant — the two things are inseparable. This summer at Honey Rock | learned what service is all about: an unselfish giving of yourself even when you don’t want to, when others don’t deserve it, and when you have no obligation for doing so. Christ’s command to ‘deny yourself’ became real for me.” — Doug Wall “I can’t begin to express the joy thirty two smiling campers brought me. Somehow they made me forget the hours spent planning, the buzzing biting of the mosquitos during the wilderness trip, the environmental mid-term | could have done better on, and the kayak tip- ping in water that wasn’t much above freez- ing. Outdoor Education is a real ministry.” — Tami Rench 48 m HONEY ROCK “Leading a High Road trip brought total faith and dependence on God. We can plan trips but it is God who uses our plans with un- expected experiences to challenge and stretch each individual — including me as a leader. Besides the leadership skills that | can use and apply anywhere, God also showed me the meaning of unconditional love and servan- thood. — Lisa Holmstrom 49 50 id “In view of High Road and my experien with reality, having a good attitude, makit the best of things, being content, | feel I cé now give people an answer to how | am goit to live life to its fulles t...by facing life head 0) by being the best God has made me to be, af by being content.” — David Wil “It was clear to me that God gave us othi people and it is almost impossible not i depend on them.” — Lisa Maxwé HiGH ROAD 51 ELEMENTARY EDUCATION CHERYL AUGUST TIMOTHY BEFUS KIMBERLY BODEN REBECCA BRITTAIN SUSAN CHRISTENSON JENNIFER DATE WANDA DAYVAULT DAVID DOUGHERTY SHERI DOWLING DEBORAH DREYER AMY GOLLADAY MICHAEL HOFFMAN DAWN KREGNESS ANGELA LINTON DANIEL MATTHEWS KATHLEEN McDONALD DR. JAMES LOWER LESLEY MILLER JOY MITCHELL SUSAN MONTROSE CYNTHIA MORSE JANICE NELSON JANET PARISH JULIE PERRY KELLY ROHART NANCY SEWALL MARY SIMPSON YOLANDA STATEMA DONNA STRODEL LORI WENCK REBECCA WIERSMA KRISTEN WILLS 53 R. TONY LADD, Chair JON LEDERHOUSE DR. EWAN RUSSELL MARILYN SCRIBNER PHYSICAL EDUCATION THOMAS CHURCH MICHELLE DODSON MARY DYER CHARLES EDGAR KAREN GORTON DAVID GREEN CINDY GREEN 54 eect Oeste KIM VAN HORN REBECCA WEST DR. BUD WILLIAMS MARIANNE MAY CARMEL HAZEN DIETRICH HEYER DEBRA JAMES DAVID JENSEN MARILYN JOLDERSMA DEBRA McARTHUR DONN NELSON Christian Education LAURA ROBERTS LISA RODER CAROL SELLARS BRIAN STAMM LYNN TENNISWOOD 55 56 CHRISTIAN EDUCATION DR. JAMES PLUEDDEMANN DR. DAVID KLOPFENSTEIN DR. JAMES WILHOIT Chair JOAN ALBRECHT TAMARA BROOKS LAURA BUCH MARILYN COWAN CHRISTINE DETERT STEVEN DIEHL Bible VIRGINIA FREDERICH TIMOTHY HOWARD LORI MILLS AYAKO MITSUYAMA WILLIAM MOTZ JAMES MYHREN DOUG VANOMMERAN Bible OREIGN LANGUAGE RTHUR RUPPRECHT,Chair DR. GERALD HAWTHORNE CAROL KRAFT ROBERT BAKER Spanish CLAIRE BARNES French AMY CLEARY French LISA CLOUGH French INGRID DuMOSCH Spanish BETH ANNE GEGNER Spanish, German PAMELA GICK French a eet 57 WHEATON IN FRANCE Recovering from jet-lag (and finals) on the edge of the Black Forest in Alsace ... champagne reception at Valencienne’s city : i fh hall (a “cultural experience”) ...an excursion into Belgium, authentic frites and Waterloo.’ In Paris — le Grand Hotel des Flandres (where the breakfast almost made up for the accomo- dations, rush hour in the metro,la Comedie Francaise (“What's going on?!”), “On y val Vite! Vite!” - Napolean IV, a night tour on the Seine ... fishing with a Coke bottle on the Loire, getting “chateaued out’ comme un grand chien ... a night in Montaubon at the hotel of our dreams ... Nimes- the Rome of France. Four weeks in Aix-en-Provence with host families, almost total cultural immersion, rendez-vous at la Rotunde, Chez “Baskin” on the Cours Mirabeau or at “les Deux G's ...26 American Wheaties bound together by the painful realization that God’s French is more} | fluent than ours will ever be. — Sheryl O'Bryan — Chery! Dyrness 59 FOREIGN ANGUAGE JULIE HARBECKE Spanish, Secondary Education JANE JEPPESEN German HE YOUNG JOO Spanish, Bible ANNE KEPP. Spanish KATHERINE MERWALD Spanish, History SALLY NICHOLS Spanish, Literature ELIZABETH O’LEARY Spanish BRIAN PHILLIPS French STEVEN SHANNON Spanish JACQUELINE THESZ French WENDY TWIEST French, Bible AMY WASSON French + v4 DI) DOROTHY CHAPPELL, Chair DR. CYRIL LUCKMAN SARA MILES aut coh BIOLOGY JEANNE ACKERMAN LISA ANGELL KERRY ATKINSON KIRK BALZER TODD BOWERS RUTH BUIRKLE SUSAN BUTLER NAOMI CHECHOWITZ GREGORY COPE SCOTT DAVIS 61 BLACK HILLs | | Ah yes, the Black Hills — where life ran on “Bruce Time”, where Aunt Jemima, sunglassed and hypothetical questions meant something, and where we keyed plants and insects like so many budding Linneaus. We contemplated the possible course of our desti- nies: “What do you want to do with your life? | WANNA KEY!” We wrestled not with deep questions of theology, but rather with the life- impacting “Is it in the herbarium?” But alas, the question was moot. We logged many miles in the van, to the Badlands and best of all to Yellowstone. We stalked drooling bison, prairie dogs, and the plaid-billed yang bird. We survived the hard work and always managed to fit in after-dinner volleyball. There were also adventure packed sidetrips into Rapid City. But what can compare to those glorious nights sleeping under the stars, steam-rollering ourbuddies? Yet what we learned from cyanide jars and twenty pound textbooks was nothing compared to what we learned from Paul Frederick’s sobering accident. Through that God’s power left an in- delible mark on each of our lives. The Black Hills: the work, the stillness, the evidence and awe of God’s work — all blend into a rich memory for our Summer of 1985. Quite frankly — it was magnificent! — Susan Schneider 63 JAMES DE MASTER TIMOTHY DOERBAUM ROTC DREW EDWARDS TERYL ELAM THOMAS. EMIGH PATRICK FITZPATRICK AMY FRANKLIN BARBRA FURFORD DeANNE GASKINS KENNETH GUDZ CLAYTON HARRO SUSAN KOLVEK STEPHEN LIN GRACE LOHR TARYN MARKEE PAMELA MIKEL 64 DR. JOHN SECHRIST DR. ALBERT SMITH ) BRIAN MURPHY SCOTT NITZEL DANIEL OBER DAVID ONSTAD LINDA OSWALD RHONDA RUBOW ERIKA SCHNEIDER SUSAN SCHNEIDER LISA SMITH LISA SPUCK JON STUCKI JOHN WILLIAMS MARK WODKA TAKESHI YOSHIDA 65 66 DR. DEREK CHIGNELL, Chair HEMISTRY JAMES BENTZ JAMES DEMCHSAK ROTC KELLY DEYO STEVEN FINKBEINER TAMI FISK JANET GEIGER DAVID GRAHAM DEVON GRANT DR. LARRY FUNCK DR. MARK NIEMCZYK DR. TIMOTHY WILKINSC JOY SMITH JULIE TESKEY DAVID WEISSING KEVIN JOHNSON DAVID KAY GARY KING Philosphy JANICE LEHMAN JOSEPH LONGENECKER ANDREW MACFAYDEN HEATHER PENNANT, BRENT SENIOR 67 MARK ARVIDSON SHARON BECK Computer Science SCOTT BRADLEY DAVID COLEY BARRY DANYLAK CAROL DE MASTER THOMAS ENGSTROM DOUGLAS FIDDLER JEFFREY GIBSON ROTC CAROLE HAWKINS KAMILLE HAWKINSON KARMEN HAWKINSON ERIC HOWELL THOMAS JUSTICE Computer Science SONJA KEMP DAVID KNULL 68 DR. ROBERT BRABENEC Chair DR. DONALD JOSEPHSON DR. JAMES MANN MARK MACY GRETCHEN McRAE THOMAS NICHOLS LORI OEFFNER KATHY PETRY MATTHEW SEELAND STEWART SLEDGE WENDY VER HOEF ELIZABETH WAHLBECK JULIE WALLS RICHARD WEST KATHRYN ZAGORSKI Computer Science 69 DR. DILLARD FARIES DR. GERALD HADDOCK DR. STEPHEN HURLBUT JEROLD THIESSEN Chair Geology Puysics DAVID ELDER ERIC ELDER MICHAEL GALLO STEPHEN KEMNA Geology ALAN KERSEY STEVEN KNUDSEN TIMOTHY LEHNER RUSSELL McCULLUM ROTC KENTON ROSS ARLENE SEEVERS Geology 70 5, JAMES HALTEMAN | | DAVID ANDERSON BRUCE HOWARD ECONOMICS BUSINESS KENNETH ANDERSON STEVEN ANDERSON BECKY BENSTON MATTHEW BLOMQUIST SARAH BOWMAN RODNEY BUIKEMA IVAN CHAN DANIEL CHURCH JILL CICERO CARLA CIMORELL KRISTIN COLBER MICHAEL ENGELBRECHT ERIC ENSTROM DAWN ERICKSON LISA GALISH THOMAS GUNDERSON a 2, INTERNATIONAL sTUDY PROGRAM ISP was much more than classroom learn- ing about the economics and governments of the Soviet Union and Europe. Instead, the summer was one of experiencing these dis- ciplines by actually seeing The Kremlin, speaking with a PM in the British Parliament, and visiting the Nestle Corporation in Switzerland. Through these and many other opportunities, questions were answered and many new ones raised as to our individual place in this complex world. Our world con- science was enhanced. Together with our questions and fun times, none of us will ever forget this summer. — Sue Hunt 73 ECONOMICS TODD GUSTAFSON PHILIP HAUGEN NANCY HEINRICH PAUL HILEY JR JOHN HOULIHAN JEFFREY HOWSER SUSAN HUDSON JOHN JOHN LYLE JOHNSON JEFFREY KILLOUGH MICHAEL KRALL KEVIN LARSON CHRISTOPHER MACCLELLAN JOHN MARTIN MEREDITH MATHENIA GREGG MILLER TODD MOXLEY JONATHON O’NEIL DAVID OSTER 74 ROLAND VAN HEEST MARK WILHITE JOHN PARSCH DEBRA PETERSON THOMAS PETERSON KATHLEEN POTTER JONATHAN POWELL LAUREL PRASCHAN JONATHAN PRIMUTH JORDAN QUICK HOWARD REITZ ROTC DALE SCALES CARLTON SEELAND DAN SEELAND MARC SISSING GREG SWANSON GREG SWOPE PAUL TOFT 75 History DR. THOMAS KAY, Chai JAMES BRABENEC SALLY CALLIGHAN Art CORA FAVINO RICK FOX DONALD GILCHREST KATHLEEN KAISER LINDA KEYS HEATHER McCOY SHERYL O’BRYAN ANDREW PEARSON BRENDA SCHISZIK RHONDA WHALEY MICHAEL WIERSMA 76 POLITICAL SCIENCE 2. MARK AMSTUTZ, Chair DR. LYMAN KELLSTEDT ALLEN CAVENDER CHARMAINE CROUSE DEBRA DIXON JAMES GARRETT JOHN GONGWER JULIA HAHN PAMELA KRUSE French REBECCA LATHAM TODD LOWERY ROTC AMY MATSON MARCUS McDe WIEL FAITH NAGLE ELEANOR NAGY al 78 PoOutTICAL SCIENCE LAUREN REYNOLDS KIM ROBBINS RICHARD SCHILLING THOMAS SCHMIDT JAMES SCOTT STANTON SMITH CHERYL SPECHT KATHY VANDEN BROEK JEFFREY VAN DYKE LOREE WEST Owe | = AAA pa be D2. STANTON JONES, Chair DR. RICHARD BUTMAN DR. DARLENE HANNAH DR. FRANCIS WHITE PsyCHOLOGY I HEATHER ASHCROFT ROBERT BAIMA DEBORAH BLUE AMY BOLTHOUSE CLYDE BOMGARDNER BRIAN BUBECK CAROL CARLSON SUSANNE CARROLL LINDA CHAMBERS DEBORAH CHOATE JEFFREY CLARK 79 80 KELLY BLAIR CLEMMER SYDNEY DANCHOK SHARON D’ANDRE BARBARA DAWSON STEPHEN DOUD AIMEE FAHS PATRICIA FRACASSI CATHRYN GABOR LISA GEORGE JOHN HEIMBACH MICHELLE ILNISKEY MARLA JOHNSON DAWN JONES JANET LIN NANCY MACKENZIE LORI MARION JOANNE MIMMICH DEBORAH MONTGOMERY BETH MORROW LAURETTE MOUAT JOHN MUSCENTE BARBARA OOSTDYK RUSSELL POLENDER JAMES REINER PATRICIA RIEWALD MARK RUCH STEVEN SALSMAN 81 PSYCHOLOGY JODI SHAW KAREN SIEMENS MARTA SMITH STEPHANIE SOWERSBY WILLIAM SPIEGELBERG FITZ STEWART CHRISTOPHER TURPEN JOHN VESSEY KATE WERNER VALENCIA WIGGINS BRADLEY WILLS ELIZABETH WYMAN RICHARD YOHN DR. DEAN ARNOLDS DR. WAYNE BRAGG, HNGR DR. ZONDRA LINDBLADE SOCIOLOGY MARK AHRENHOLZ Social Science ANNE BAXTER Social Science DEBRA BENNA PAMELA BENNETT LAURA BRANDT KATHLEEN BROOKS Social Science JOHN CHASE DANA CONNER MARIA CROSSLEY DIANNE DOUGLAS KAREN FRISCH LARRY GARLICK Social Science PAUL HELSETH Social Science PRISCILLA JETER Social Science ZENA JOHNSON CONRAD KANAGY 83 One finds “HNGR interns” year-round spending six to twelve months in the Third World for a “semester” of experiential educa- tion. Internships merit such descriptions as: Exploratory study of the acceptance of preventive health care in the Yamba tribal group, Cameroon, Africa. Research implementation of the best way to supply potable water to a Manam Island village, Papua, New Guinea. Study in cognitive styles of Vietnamese and Cambodian refugees learning English as a second language, refugee center, Philip- pines. “Cultural sensitivity, participation in local life, encouragement of indigenous resources and inevitable modification of ideals” are key vocabulary phrases in the HNGR experience, one that deeply affects the thinking of those who go and can offer much to “global awareness under the tower.” — Mary Spoor 84 me HUMAN NEEDs 7 85 86 SOCIOLOGY @AVGA ' j f DR. JAMES MATHISEN LAURA MONTGOMERY DR. ALVARO NIEVES } ROBIN MORRISON JULIE NELSON PATRICK OSOWSKI ROTC JOHN PAGE JANE PALMS Social Science ANDREA PANJWANI Social Science JENNIFER PAYTON KIRK PURDY PAULA WINCHESTER-RANK PAUL RHOADS Social Science MARK RITCHIE DAWN SOPRON MARY SPOOR DAVID STUBBLEBINE Social Science ALISON THORFELDT KATHLEEN WATSON BRUCE WILSON LELIA YADON LISA YOUTCHEFF Social Science MULITARY SCIENCE T JEFFREY AKAMATSU MAJOR ALAN EDWARDS CPT STUART KINNIBURGH CPT ROBERT MABRY 87 88 C RADUATION Rain...| can’t believe it would rain on my graduation day. This is Illinois though, and | guess one can’t expect perfect weather. | remember thinking back to my freshman year when it was 80 below and | had an 8:00 class to get to from Fischer! Four years have flown by - | can’t believe that today | was handed my degree along with 535 other people. That is, 535 peers and a countless number of moms, dads, siblings, grand- parents, and friends gawking and crying and screaming our names as we proceeded to hand Dr. Chase a marble while receiving our diplomas. | remember searching the crowd for my dad and other ‘60 alums when Ken Anderson handed Dr. Chase a bottle of JOY dishwashing liquid, and announced our class gift, a renovation of the fountain, sadly termed the “Class of ‘60's fiasco.” 89 MAY 18, 1986 90 4 fir aelallll Now it’s over and all the blue gowns have disappeared, setting off to start anew once again, leaving Wheaton empty and ready for a new crop. Ch aplain Vic reminded us during the senior chapel that we were about to enter into a ‘terrible, horrible, no-good, very bad world.’ Well, the world out there is going to get us, good or bad; the ‘86 graduates are ready to face that world, we have been sheltered long enough, and we know that. We have all done a lot of growing these four years, made a lot of friends and we are leaving Wheaton with mixed feelings. It’s been good and bad, but we're ready to ‘lift the sails ’ as we were encouraged to do during our Freshmen Orientation. The hardest part about graduating, however, seems to be answering the ever present question, “What are you going to do now?” All | can say is “| DON’T KNOW!” Someday | will be able to return for my 25th reunion, and shock my former classmates with my many tales of travel and adventure; but right now it’s time to get used to being a freshman once again, and when tomorrow comes, I’m going to be there despite the rain. 93 94 Student Life 96 2 i = 97 : ETE SP as cee Se SG SS . m e NN VARA ANAC ANCAACAA, , WNAAA NON AA 100 101 i HOMECOMING OGIOBER 1 I-13 102 103 x =) 4 Te) i=) 4 PHIL KEAGGY SEPTEMBER 20 N NX a4 uy jaa) = uy = © ZA eT DEGARMO AND KEY BRUARY 7 : MITE HEART 109 110 Dr. Mary Hopper Beth Altobelli Elaine Balough Teresa Boyd Rosalyn Brandt Kelly Carpenter Renee Chavez Nadine Conner Tracy Daniels Ruth Darling Jenny Date Chris Davidson Bettina Delgado Inga DuMosch Mary Dyer Chery! Dyrness Cindy Ellsworth Jennifer Ewing Kimberlee French Cathy Goetschius Lori Goetschius Julia Hahn Anne Harrick Andrea Henning Sandra Horst Amy Howard Merita Irby Rie Karsen Yvonne Koyzis Sandy Kraft Kris Lagaastee Mary Kay Lapeyre Molly Larson Angela Lumming Sue Manely Joy McConaghie Jill Miller Elizabeth Myers WOMEN’S CHORALE Sherry Noyes Leslie Nunn Ann Ostermiller Glee Pribnow Donna Ray Shannon Ruyle Elizabeth Schrag Lannie Secord Karen Siemens Kirstin Skytte Joy Smith Tamera Stuart Beth Tanis Marcia Tappin Sonji Tolson Lisette Wenck Valencia Wiggins Debbie Williams Faith Yang 111 MEN’s GLEE CLUB Clayton Halvorsen, Director Corey Anderson Lawson Bader Chad Bergman Dennis Berk Marc Boatwright Brian Bubeck Shun-Lin Chou Gilbert Crouse Craig Curry Fred Dade Bradley Davitt John Delcamp David Doig David Erickson Brian Fulghum Gerrit Groen Paul Grose Todd Gustafson David Hamilton Nathan Hancock John Heimbach Victor Holbert Jeffrey Houser Jon Hsieh Scott Johnson Andrew Johnston Thomas Justice Martin Kilmer Mark King David Knechtle Daniel Litteral Andrew McConaghie Mark MclIntyre M. Lane Mcintyre Stephen McRoberts J. Arthur McWhinney Philip Mershon Doran Meyers Michael Morgan Robert Mullins Alexander Nagy Scott Nelson Ronald Netzel Philip Nordstrom Kurt Peterson Nathaniel Reitz Jonathan Ro Todd Rogers Steven Rohrer David Schmitt Michael Schneider William Shirley Scott Shuler Stewart Sledge Thomas Smoak Noel Southard Jeffrey Spanos Daniel Strack David Terry Bruce Watkins Timothy Westergren Michael Whitmore Kip Wieland Jonathan Wyman % far ie a 113 114 Dr. Paul Wiens, Director Jill Allison Jan Anderson Juli Andrews Sharon Bandy Vonda Bohn S tefan Brandle Matthew Butler Nancy Campbell Karyn Cheshire Lies] Copper Jennifer DeLapp Robert Dresdow Jay Ediger Deborah Edmonds Elizabeth Eigsti Sandra Elliot Rebecca Eng Lawrence Fountain Patrick Gallo Amy Hastings Rebecca Hatlestad Desiree Hill David Hirning Helen Hudgens Lars Jacobsen Pamela Jones Colleen Kott Anita Kopf Steven Krahn Cynthia Krause Timothy Krueger Jenifer Kunst Thomas Lance Candice Malone William McCaully Jeffrey McLeroy Scott Morch Robyn Naylor Michael Neeld Nicole Niederer Glen Olsen Leif Olsen Shannon Parish (CONCERT CHOIR % i] a Ty oS en “ey David Peel Chris Pullen Lauren Reynolds David Ro Victor Roetman Renee Roscoe Alan Scott Everett Shelow David Smith Michael Steinberger Andrew Sudds Bethany Suttle Andrew Thompson Jamie Toblemann Cynthia Wayland Caroline Weaver David Wells Anita West Cynthia Wheaton Michael Withers Raymond Zrinsky 115 116 Howard Whitaker, Director Amy Adamson Donald Beck Howard Beno David Bensten Matthew Butler Jonathon Carlson Pamela Cestone Michael Christie Rhoda Congdon Hal Culbertson Emily Davis Anne Dennen Micheal Dodds James Dykes Dave Earnest Monique Erickson Dana Ertel Christina Fandrich Joan Fischer Kathy Flint Jonathon Gathman Patricia Goetz Gregory Grimes Dave Gunderson Gary Hellick Janie Helser Joyce Henry Dawn Hinther Eileen Jeanette Andrew Johnson Darlene Johnson Kimberly Johnson Peter Jorgenson Elizabeth Karges Jennifer Kunst Linda Kurtz Neil Madsen Linda Masluk Joyce Motley Kirsten Nelson Marcy Newquist Sheryl Nystrom Rebekka Ohman Renee Olson Sonjia Olson Timothy Olson Karen Rosenblad Heather Ross Susan Roth Rhonda Rubow Dorothy Shaler Steven Stenzel Carolyn Taft Blake Walter James White Suzanne Zike C)RCHESTRA ENSEMBLE Adrian Anderson Jenifer Baer Walter Baer Donald Beck Julie Brandeis Sheldon Burkhart Pamela Cestone Michael Christie Mary Kay Coker Rhoda Congdon Pamela Cook Terri Correll Keith Currivean Caryn DeVilbiss Deanna Deyo Douglas Dial Jeff Dick David Earnest Andre Fiedler Joan Fischer Diane Gatza Shirley Gawle Kelley Gay Gregory Grimes David Gunderson Terry Schwartz, Director Theodore Harro Gary Hellick Joyce Henry David Hiller Susan Hursh Scott Ivester David Kencke Hope Lancy Deborah Lauber Cynthia Morse Joye Motley Kathryn Mozingo Eric Olson Sonja Olson Julia Osborne Michael Owen Randall Oyler Maureen Payton Gretchen Roth Andrea Short Charles Sterner Lisa Stowe Richard Strauch Jeffrey Taylor David Treadwell Craig Zinserling 117 READERS THEATER 118 | | | ORCHESIS Sheri Clark Karen Klumpp Susan Joffrion Delores Ralph Linda Keys Janet Skidmore — Director LO THE CAST CuthmanstherDovy With a Carts ae eee meee en eee Mark Hauck Saran AISSIMIOU Clterncrse cae te reece ee eee eee ee eee eer ae Pam Ritke THE NEIGHBORS Abernathy ec 2 Bee ee ree eee John R. Mathers BOMWYfeticceteceseee tah ic tee Gat Ae ctooee Leigh Titus DUNTOM soles Bavicsicseedeenzn stearate Oe David Ross EVONNG 555s aeons Meee eae Ghee ee Ce Re eee Darla Max Gabriella tates dec tgs Soh coe et os Re ee Leah Oster Elannal eee ee Marie Stucki LAZU Teecuce hese kono TOS Eee EC ere Timothy R. Starr Margaret cach S 8 ar Roche. ceenete oc etos coe eee Rachel Miller POLEL SE ERE eee ae ee a ne eee Ce Robert Woodberry ROS @ecie os se te cet cobs ate renee ROS hai at ne et Suzy Dunton TALIM aN iiseecee Socata ORE coe eee David Funck OSU a Sy se secl Mase ec fone ea ee ee ee Amy Wasson WIS DOF. oz-Besnecenh fier anes aoea eee eee ome ee eee John Morgan ZAC. ise shindps sass to tics See RARE EO Tom Hunt Brooks DT s1@i (9) gene RROD Ee Pr DER Re i chy SEPP AcCHORS eit soeusoscidoctincé joccuancuaeds Jim Young 120 _ OY le S “aC IE Ee = = ©) aa) by CHRISTOPHER FRY OCTOBER 18-26 121 The Cast David So eee on ee Thomas G. Smoak III Ra Chel ears fae eer ii ee ee Darla Max GindY Ae eee ca ee. eee ree een Leigh Titus KEVIN Cancers ene eee mene Susanna Spradley Patil ga nates ocaraee aeecentee onet onee Michael del Aguila ESthG pen. ee ee ee eae me ee Pamela Ritke Gillian a eee ee ee ae ee Lisa Swanson DIFGCLO rE re ee ee Michael Stauffer 122 | 1O GILLIAN ON HER 37TH BIRTHDAY by MICHAEL BRADY ESBRUARY 14-22 | 123 Toe CASE Albie SachsS 5. 650.03 -cc eee ee David Funck John Morgan Sergeant centach ol ny Meee ee ee Joe Slevcove Constablee atte ee eee Lincoln Douglas LieutenantiWagenaal warsce see ee Stewart Ruch Special Agent Freeman ........:.....c.06 David Gortner Danna OUN Gaetan ee Mark Oestreicher Gaptain ROSSOUW een ee eee John R. Mathers Commander Snyman ............0008++ Tom Hunt Brooks Warrant Officer Vioksme set Timothy Ferraro Colonel Mcintyreme eee ee ee Tim Starr Drs.Kraal cs: See ae een Scott Cameron Dr Sarmois .Feteeee. cee eee ene Ty Warner Camera-WOmM diem ese teasteen eee Suzy Dunton Swanepoel”...cen ee oie eee Thomas Smoak III 124 YD ae J) SC Ca = aa) — e = O Sx OZ as a as SK To LL at — — iar} leTe) FS) Ww ac) iar) a = e) 7S} 2 Q iar} 7) x April 18-26, 1986 125 WASHINGTON FEBRUARY 21 126 STRAIN 2 OATRY ARIAS RINE TIA ACS Big jane ne SEPTEMBER 3-6 AAUGSBERGER SPECIAL DY Lu Y CY Lo Y FALL 128 a ee ee ee ee ee ee ps = ef e a “ - % % _ aE ¥ OT . o e Rw AAR, AND C;ORDON MACDONALD JANUARY 21-24 SPRING 1 9 ose aes gyi ALLMAN, 30 MISSIONS IN FOCUS joi ote we oe oo od ol a al GMU Special Speaker: Don Richardson APRIL 1-4 131 age” 132 git Me NOOO Nite ih sett 133 134 z Se) (aa) 137 ° LO Okgar L 140 TAM] BROOKS Youra HosTeL MINISTRY ROB RIBBE Woewp Curistian FELLOWSHIP - TIM WESTERGREN CHAIRMAN Missions In Focus STEVE SWEATMAN : CHAIRMAN ATIONAL City Ministries DAVE DOIC - CHAIRMAN 141 NATIONAL | CITY MIUNISTRIES What does wholistic ministry mean? It means giving a pair of shoes to aman who has none. It means hugging a filthy child who seems unlovable. It means sharing the Gospel with a teenager being pressured by the local gang. It means a desire to reach out at all levels — physical, emotional, and spiritual — and touch the lives of others. It was out of a desire for this type of ministry, and a burden for the many neglected and forgotten people within our country’s major urban araeas, that NCM began its first year of ministry. Eighteen students were chosen and placed in four cities — Los Angeles, Chicago, Minneapolis, and New York. Our experiences ranged from leading adult Bible studies to starting a summer grammer school. But even when we found ourselves facing different cultures, different lifestyles and different ideas, we shared a belief that God loves all people and can work through vessels even as inadequate as we. “He defended the cause of the poor and the needy, and so all went well with him. Is this not what it means to know Me?’ says the LORD.” Jeremiah 22:16 — Marilyn Cowan 143 144 j | 4 STUDENT MISSIONARY PROJECT None of us had any idea what was in store for us when we picked up those applications in MSC, but God knew, and prepared us for each step. Through a semester of orientation meetings, humbling requests for money, and encouraging small group Bible studies, God worked in each of us. With a little fear and a lot of excitement we scattered to a variety of locations to a diversity of jobs: street evangelism in Europe, construction in the jungles of New Guinea, teaching English in Asia and South America, preaching in the churches of Africa. God placed challenges in our way that only He could help us meet, showing us our inadequacies and His infinite power, and allowing us to rejoice in both. Any goals we had of service and ministry soon became second in priority as we realized that our motivation for being overseas was primarily to love God and glorify Him. Each of us can look back on our summers with fondness, because our SMP experiences didn’t end upon our return to the States. God touched us in a way that will affect us for the rest of our lives — we became a little more like His Son. — Lane McIntyre 145 146 Before leaving home to meet the rest of the team, | read a verse that Jesus addressed to Satan —’He was a murderer from the begin- ning, and does not stand in the truth, because there is no truth in him. Whenever he speaks a lie, he speaks from his own nature; for he is a liar and the Father of lies.’ (john 8:44) This scripture took on special meaning as | saw Satan deceive people in order to rob them of life — both eternal and abundant. | didn’t meet a lot of German agnostics or French ex- istentialists — rather, the Canadian or Austra- lian travelers who heard about God, but who held an ugly, twisted image of Him in their minds. My privilege, certainly the most enjoy- able part of the summer, was to reflect Jesus through my person and work with these new friends to help them see a truthful, rather than distorted, concept of God. From there, | could pray and trust the Holy Spirit to continue His good work inside of them. Hard hearts don’t crumble with one blow; it’s better to chip away lovingly at the stone and hope that another Christian from another part of the world will be faithful to her task and continue the process. | am certainly not ashamed of our Lord, Jesus Christ — He is the life-giver, the one true God. — Saundra Stabler MUNISTRIES 147 oO a — 149 za QO} hs ZO FALL SEMESTER EGItOM . .wisseccdenasos 5 Ree eee Tom Neven Assistant EGItOr icneeee eee eee Dawn Olmsted News Editor“... .e ee ee Heather Conley Feature Editors...wissee meee David Frey Arts and Entertainment Editor Mary Hendrickson Sports: Edit0D..3.4.cR eee eee Jeff DiVall Layout EqitOrs.. eee ee oe Shelly Dettmer Gopy- Editor: Sa nee Michelle Edwards Photo Editors. eee ee Brian MacDonald CartoOOnist .2288 care eee ee eet Bruce Watkins Girculation Manager meen eee Ray Vance Advertising Manager ..........ccccccccccceeee Jon Andres Business Manageimes sweet... ae Todd James AdVISOr: Site ee ee Paul Fromer 150 SPRING SEMESTER EGLO (amet ee ne a aaa Dawn Olmstead VASSICAINC EGLO lpm rt aie nen ae David Frey INEWS ECIILOP eeene sce Michelle Edwards Assistant News Editor ............ Amy Matson ROAUUITOS EE CLOT inane Be en eeeta nea Dee Gibson Arts Entertainment Editor ....... Nate Reitz SDOMSEEC (Ol mpenee eee ee tec Charles Ward KAY OCEC ICO lente ren anee seretene: Tom Neven Assistant Layout Editor ....... Lina Dahlstrom (COD VEECIIOl My cher es uae Marcia Fern FL OLORE CLO ln eaeeee tees ere Tim Coleman Cartoonists . Bruce Watkins, David Bentsen Circulation Manager ............:000- Jim Bentz Advertising Manager .............0.00 Jim Bentz Business Manager ..............- Todd C. James 151 15 Grace Tan, Editor Becky West, Assistant Editor Steve Sonheim, Photo Editor Jonathan Andres, Business Manager Rhona Kidd, Copy Beth Tanis, Senior Summer Faculty Editor Angela Luming Ruth Arbitter, Student Life Editor Joyce Goon, Shoot Your Group Editor Elizabeth Huggins Emma Joynson-Hicks, Sports Editor Marisa Gunn Stephen Maybee Jane Siple Nathan Winters Becky Wertz, Underclassmen Editor Becky Keylock Christina Dixon Melissa May, Organizations Editor Beth Wirtjes Lauren Nordlof, Color Editor Photographers Gil Crouse Mike Hudson Joe Komarnicki Steve Sonheim 153 ZOOS ZA 154 EOF sid. 2Ac acs eeatiaicees chee ee Jill Schreiber Assistant ECitor 2ycs..-:..2.5.c8e enone eee Rachel Mille) } DesigmEditorsemmn ee Kirk DeWitt, Melissa May, Denise Mye|}, Business Manager =.c25. ee ee ee Annette Heinrich | Fiction Editor .20.s..%.8 ee Ken Avelle | Poetry Editor .s3ihccascnccote eee ae Rachel Mille! Review: BOardeeee ee: Leigh Titus, Susan Joffrion, Lisa Swansor } COpy ECILOrs are ee ee eee Annette Heinrich, Mike Lon; AGVISOM sok sevcncsdenesleccbssdee dene Paul Frome! } CO) a) a eu ie Za OZ ; 156 Susan Verbic Miriam Schmidt Christine Murakami Chris Toombs Sharon Averell Bob Baker Amy Beaver Fd Bouvier Steve Brand Jennifer Cartmel Brad Clark Michael Collison Karen Coons Kent Coughlin Jennifer Cummings Cathy Gabor Scott Giardziella Dee Gibson Darren Gould Amy Hastings Greg Hinson MaryLou Hinther Lars Jacobson Andy Johnson Kara Jolliff Becky Kliewer Todd Komarnicki Mike Krall Debbie Lee Station Manager Program Director News Director Promotion Manager Neil Madsen Barb Miller Alex Nagy Joanne Nilsson Ashley Nowell Ron Polito Renee Pope Glee Pribnow Chris Pullen Kirk Purdy Stewart Reed Shannon Ruyle Dan Sawyer Natalie Schmidt Joe Slevcoe Diane Taylor Paul Teel Stacy Tomson Ty Warner Bruce Watkins Cameron Wroblewski 157 Ray es IOV 158 WNrFODO WwW 159 VORLD me oe (rin (Ce Sy =| ZZ on XS Zein SOO 160 President ee ee Marcus McDaniel Vice-Presidentat ss. ue ener Firik Olsen Ed� Policies-Director ns Tom Gunderson Financial Affairs Director ............. Jon Carlson Student Development Director Bob Macauley Projects Council Director .......... Eleanor Nagy Communications Director ........... Jon Primuth Global Awareness Director Candee Mcintosh Operations Assistant .......... Pam Hoogerheide BusinessaManagermeme. ene Kevin Larson 161 EARTHKEEPERS RST BIKE CLUB 16 3 GHESS CLUB TAE KWANDO 164 Te) © a According to Coach Larry Brown, the Wheaton Cross Country teams “capped off their most successful performance ever’ dur- ing the 1985 season. The men’s team, led by standouts Todd Moxley and Chris Wilson, finished ranked 4th nationally in Division III. The team’s goal throughout the competition was to let Christ work through their actions and conduct in the hope that their faith would become evident to the opposition. Dealing with adversity, such as Moxley’s struggle with mononucleosis and Paul Frederick’s valiant recovery from a near fatal hiking accident, allowed the team to relate better to other teams which had experienced similar injuries. Despite the overwhelming depth of talent and character of this team they still showed a humble and loving attitude towards each First Row: Dietrich Heyer, Joel Gegner, Chris Wilson, Tim Coleman, Tim Mohr, Jim Bentz, Todd Moxley. 2nd row: Coach Larry Brown, Jeff, Kim Van Horn, Thom Seagren, Paul Fredricks, Bill Templin, Mark Pedreira, Coach Don Church. 3rd row: Ned Spiecker, Drew Barton, Paul Erickson, Bill Brown, Steve O'Neil. 169 First row: Amy Lindgren, Jodi Shaw, Kyla Turner, Beth Wilson, Karmen Hawkinson, Kamille Hawkinson, Ginger Sullivan. 2nd row: Coach Deb Orweiller, Susan Hunt, Becky Steulke, Holly Wentz, Jill Woodworth, Marty Ormesher. 3rd row: Judy Hansler, Lynn DAvey, Amy Matson, Kim Huey, Mim Abbey. 170 ans hots, | ie WOMEN’S CROSS COUNTRY The Women’s Cross Country Team, coached by Deb Oreweiler and led by captains Kamille Hawkinson, Karmen Hawkinson, and Ginger Sullivan, ended up ranked within the top ten in the nation. The verse for the team is Hebrews 12:1”... since we have so great a crowd of witnesses surrounding us, let us lay aside every encum- brance ... and let us run with endurance the race that is set before us.” 171 The 1985 season was the last game for the field hockey program. The team had high expectations and goals for the season, but, as Kathy Hofstra commented, “things didn’t turn out as well as we expected them to.” Although their 8-9 record was disappointing for them, the team felt they had more skill than in previous years. Coach Bert Kuechler concentrated on improving the individu al skills of the players, and the team’s game im- proved over the season. The coach also placed an emphasis on Christianity on the field. The main goal of the season, according to co-captain Cindy Green, “was to glorify God on the field.” This goal was the underlying force behind their unity as a team, and it did not go un- noticed by others. Several officials, coaches and players from opposing teams commemted on the team’s manners, as well as their ability. To the team, the season was a success. Co-captain Laurie Shute summed up this feeling when she said, “The team grew because of an underlying motivation to make their last year special, and it was.” PES it} ow: Coach Bert Kuechler, El Nagy, Debb James, Brookie Kramer, Sheila Roedel, Cindy Green. 2nd row: Karen Gorton, DeAnne Gens, Kelley Jean Bristol, Julie Eckstrom, Pam Kruse, Caryn Bell, Patty Hansler, Luise Wilkinson, Tori Plank. 3rd row: Colette Conner, Bey rice, Kathy Hofstra, Sunnie Kemp, Martha Holley, Laurie Shute, Kathy Ferguson. Not pictured: Leslie Hobbs, Nan Bell, Janet Norbeck. ; 173 Fie Manno 174 laying football is a national pastime, but Wheaton College Footbal! Team does e than just play; they play to win. Each Wa the team improves, playing harder and | greater skill. They finished this season 1a 6-3 record, the same as last year, but i} players still felt that their skill had im- i} ‘ed. vis season, the team went in with high s — mainly to win the conference title. | Ediger, Junior Defensive Tackle said that were a good football team, but we Mit 2n’t great because we weren't consistent.” 1} team had its ups and downs, but one of } vighlights of the season was the defeat of Bilaurst 49-15. The reason it was such a at hing defeat was that the team was con- sit nt — controlling the line of scrimmage bi! offensively and defensively. ‘oaches and captains play a major role in th) uccess of the team. Everyone agrees that it Es been the outstanding coaching staff led ; ; First Row: Dave Libby, Greg Swope, Don Jones, Scott Bradley, Jon Schaffer, Rick Benware, Chris Sletten, Mark Wodka, ) oach Bishop that has brought the team fo Jim Scott, Randy Norbeck, Jeff Simpson. 2nd row: Mike Wiersema, Dan Church, Steve Diehl, Dan Seeland, Keith i tit is today. This year’s captains, Rick Fox, Bishop, Rick Fox, Matt Seeland, Ernie Frey, Jack Duff, Tom Church, Toby Tatum, Dave Cabral. 3rd row: Coach J.R. f Seeland, and Ernie Frey provided strong Bishop, Cliff Schimmels, Jerry Root, Steve Thonn, Jay Avery, Jeff Peltz, Mike Swider, Ray Thonn, Bill Stukes, Lou le ership, although Matt’s injury kept him Grespan, Chuck Courtright. 4th row: Dale Scales, Steve Holland, Colin Kerr, Tom Akert, Andy Kelso, Remo Morelli, al ae sidelines for most of the season. John Chung, Dave Starkweather, Brad Bellmore, Jim Favino, Sam Prentis. 5th row: Bill Hood, Ron Miller, Jon Martin, iz 3 : : Seth King, Charles Bailey, Dave Lauber, Steve Ryan, Cam Roberts, Seth Cohen, Todd Murphy, Jon Doughty, Rich i cording to Toby Tatum, Senior Running Williams. 6th row: Tom Hubbard, Steve Shaffer, Ben Furman, David Garrity, Bob Neu, Aaron Foust, Kirk Taylor, Brian Bd, the Crusaders Football Team has had a McDowell, Bob Kingsbury, Kevin Magnusson, Brak Bonga. 7th row: Brad Swope, Rodney Duttweiler, Curt Trampe, @rk year. Tatum said that “adversity makes Scott Casto, John Moore, Tom Nussbaum, Brad Obert, Brad Anthony, Jim Jorden, Steve Townsend. 8th row: Steve scb people babies and some people men, Whipple, Jay Ediger, Brandon Freitag, Ron Rittgers, Danny Nagel, Nathan Winters, Paul Sternenberg, John Holmberg, 2 Wheaton has 85 men.” Jim Johnston, Paul Starney, Steve Snezek, Kurt Fritz, Javier Avalos — Emma Joynson-Hicks 175 176 | ow: Kurt Waugh, James Hawthorne, Paul Helseth, Mark MacDonald, James Brabenec, Tom Engstrom, Dave Wolf, Ed Meadors, John Page, Tim Sezonov, Andy am, Ben Draper, Steve Brand, Paul Beavers. 2nd row: David Miller, Peter Felske, Cam Roxburgh, Kurt Wise, Derek Eitreim, Joel Johnston, John Engstrom, Chris mann, Head Coach Joe Bean, David Green, Tim McClements, Ivan Zimmerman, Tony Brown, Nathanael Winston, lan Duell, Mark Whaley, Bret Hall. Not pictured: i} Daniels, Sherri Kessler. The 1984 Soccer Season for Wheaton was spectacular - winning the NCAA Division III Championship. The 1985 season was specta- cular too, but in a different way, the players played as a team, without any superstars as in previous seasons. They did not win the Na- tional Championship this year, but as Mark McDonald put it, “our goal this season was to have fun playing with each other, becoming better than we were before, and playing for the glory of God.” The general consensus is that all these goals were fulfilled. With a winning streak of 39 games, the championship was in sight. At the beginning of the season the team played very well. They lost their intensity mid-season, but still won the games. However, when they entered the playoffs, they were at their peak. The most im- portant game of the season was the defeat of Northern Illinois University 2-0. This defeat of a Division | team gave confidence to the team, helping them to further success - winning the SOCCER Rochester Tournament in New York. Although they lost during the playoffs, perhaps their best game was against Washing ton. The strongest point for the team this season was their great team spirit and unity. They encouraged and pushed each other all the time. Their skill was perhaps not as great as it had been in previous years, but the Captains, Ed Meadors, Dave Wolf, and Tom Engstrom, and the coaching staff led by Coach Bean provided strong leadership throughout the season. Cam Roxburgh felt that this was “the highest group of guys I’ve ever experienced on a team.” Tri-captain Ed Meadors remembers his days on the Wheaton Soccer Team with affec- tion. “The 1985 Wheaton Soccer Team was a unit. We practiced and worked as a team, we won and lost as a team. Though we lost our final game, | will always remember my teammates as winners.” 177 178 WOMEN’S « VOLLEYBALL The Women’s Volleyball Team had a mixed season. They started off very well, taking second place in their opening tournament, the Wheaton Invitational. Halfway through the season they began to lose games, ending with.an 18-20 record. To end the season, they attended the Chicago Metro Conference Tournament, where they were placed fourth. Judy Imes made the All-Conference Team and Lori Zeimer received an honorable mention. First row: Kelly Ryan, Karin Chamberlain, Karen Johnson. 2nd row: Shelly Dettmer, Kristin Greener, Lori Zeimer, Kelli Greener. 3rd row: Coach Dee Barney, Marisa Moore, Lynette Schoen, Judy Imes, Beth Holmgren, Nanette Leierer, Doug Warton. Not pictured: Cheryl Lindberg. 179 Aosta deter terrier ined Ln te ed Brad Anthony, Scott Bassett, John Chung, Mark Crockett, Derek Eitreim, Tom Engstrom, John Holmberg, Kevin Johnson, Dave Kuche y Tom Olsson, Steve Shaffer, Paul Snyder, Paul Thompson, Blair West, Dave Wills, Curt Wise, Clarence Edwards, Manager, Coach Al Coach Steve Hig’ 180 MEN’S VOLLEYBALL John Good, Dave Knull, Scott Liechty, Ken Mobley, Troy Oliver, John Pahn, Brad Stoller, David Turner, Stuart Williams. John Ayabe, Ben Draper, Tim Obendorf, Brian Stafford, Bryan Toth, Doug Waltar, David Wu, Coach Kevin Ritchie. 181 First Row: Dietrich Heyer, John Dale, Eric Coln, Devon Grant, Dave Meyer, Scott Nitzel, Matt Krueger. 2nd: Steve Greenhow, Grant Nitzel, Kreg Togami, Lane Bowers, Steve McKenzie, Mark Macy. 3rd: Coach Pete Wilson, Dave Libby, Brian Stamm, Dan Albinson, Henry Friesen, Dave Dougherty, Dan Ober, John Hay, Dave Ober. Not pictured: Rob Duttweiler, Chris Scurlock, Tim Bolin. a a For Lamnot ashamed of the gospel of Christ, for it is the power of God unte Be BylO Os lieves. 7 ! ; i ' ie WRESTLING fi _ When the 1985-86 Crusader Wrestlers | stepped into the Practice Room for the first time of the season, it was obvious that this group of wrestlers possessed an abundant amount of raw potential, and showed all the signs of a championship team. _ Throughout the season, however, for an assortment of reasons, that original block of talent began to be slowly whittled down. Although not as powerful as once thought, the - Crusaders were still a formidable force with which to be reckoned. On February 8th, Coach Pete Wilson gathered his top athletes and headed to the Conference Championships. In the finals Wheaton had wrestlers in eight out of the ten weight classes. Unfortunately, the crusaders fell one match short of winning the champi- onship, taking second place to perennial _ Augustana. The individual champions, Steve _ McKenzie, Mark Macy, (team captain) and Dan Albinson, were qualified for the NCAA National tournament in New Jersey. An altogether fine showing by the team - good _ job, wrestlers! — Mark Macy 183 Giemiee we Be eager, woe ae ESET Le I Ps WOMEN’S SOCCER The 1985 Women’s Soccer Club was dis- appointed once again when they failed to receive Varsity status. Captain Kathy Brooks led the team of ten returning and five new players into another season. The team got off to a slow start, but they never gave up. A swift front line and a strong defense characterized the club, but the security of an experienced goalie was lacking. They ended their season with decisive victories against some stiff competition. Perseverence and determina- tion carried them through the season to a 6-7 record. — Marisa Gunn Members: Kerry Atkinson, Kathy Brooks, Diane Crail, Nancy Darling, Barbie Floyd, Lisa Kratzer, Saralynn Knipers, Jeanne LaBord, Esther Maret, Kathy Merwald, Sandy Newby, Tammy Reist, Linda Sapp, Becky Smith, Sandra Visser, Kara Wallin, Coach Dan Phillips. 184 | (CHEERLEADING Sydney Danchok, Jennifer Cummings, Laura Roberts, Joy Tobleman, Lisa Roen, Wendy Williams, Amy Gorton, Todd Bowers, John Williams, Barry McRay, Dave Hardick, Alan Harrison, Rick Faulk. 185 The Men’s Swim Team had an exceptional year. Numerous victories were led by eleven seniors. Coach Jon Lederhouse commented “It’s going to take an awesome freshman class next year to replace them.” The team finished with a 5-0 dual record and managed to capture first place in the Illinois Area Championships for the third year in a row. They also won the Illinois Inter- collegiates Division Ill title and soared to victory in the College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin. Led by assistant coach Don Holwerda and co-captains Chip Edgar and Carl Seeland, the team continued their ex- cellent record by finishing tenth of sixty teams at the NCAA Division III Championships. Six of the team members became NCAA Division III All-Americans: Steve King, Rob O'Dell, Lyndon Perry, John Shank, Mark Van Ness, and Steve Wiper. — Stephen Maybee Men’s SWIMMING First Row: Eric Klein, Ken Anderson, Head Coach Jon Lederhouse, Mark Van Ness, John Kaiser. 2nd: Assistant Coach Robyn Borleis, Doug Sprunger, John Green, Chip Edgar, Chris Blair, Assistant Coach Don Holwerda. 3rd: Dave Wells, Allan Lee, Beau Goosie, Dave Coley, Steve King. 4th: Jeff Gibson, Rob O'Dell, John Shank, Randy Schmidt. 5th: Peter Woodson, Carl Seeland, Jonathon Smith, Lyndon Perry, Steve Wiper. Not pictured: Eric Howell, Shawn Kennard, Bryan Murphy, Pat Fitzpatrick, Larry McReynolds. 187 WOMEN’S Eaiil SWIMMING The Women’ s Swim Team finished the season with a dual meet record of 3-2. The season consisted of a number of very competitive meets in which the women did exceptionally well. The women took two first place titles, one at the Chicago Metro Conference. They have held this title for four years. They took second place at the Illinois Area Championships, losing by a narrow margin to a “very strong University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee team.” At the NCAA III Championships, the team, led by Coach Jon Lederhouse, assisted by Robyn Borleis and co-captains Linda Chambers and Jill Cicero, finished 16th of 70 teams. There were five women who qualified as NCAA Division Ill All-Americans: Linda Chambers, Kathy Erickson, Holly Flickinger, Melody Hopkins, Lori Marion. Those who did not make the All-Americans “made good personal improvements” according to Coach Lederhouse. — Stephen Maybee 188 First Row: Kathy Quinn. 2nd: Amy Weinstein, Head Coach Jon Lederhouse, Cheri Dickson. 3rd: Assistant Coach Robyn Borleis, Kathy Erickson, Linda Chambers, Jennifer Woyke, Alyson Adams, Becky Winterholter, Leigh Vosler, Assistant Coach Don Holwerda. 4th: Lori Marion, Astrid Richard, Melody Hopkins, Becky Van Ness, Lynn Tenniswood. 5th: Holly Flickinger, Karen Eckberg, Carrie Gibson, Tami Fisk. 6th: Kelly Ryan, Martha White, Jill Cicero, Debbie Boerlin, Sandy Ribbe. 189 ¥ ; MEN’S BASKETBALL The 1985-86 Crusader Basketball Team made a turnaround from the 1983-84 season. This year’s record was 9-7 in conference and 14-12 overall, missing 3rd place by just one game. The North Park and Augustana games were the two highlights of the season. North Park was designated Beach Night. The gym was packed by an enthusiastic crowd despite a tough loss of 65-58. However, revenge was taken on Augustana, who had defeated the Crusaders earlier in the season. Two losses were particula rly disappointing: the championship game of the Franklin Christmas Tournament, and the overtime loss at North Central. Donn Nelson was selected on the 1st team All-Conference squad, but was not elected by the coaches as CCIW player of the year. Nelson was named All-American in the Midwest Dis- trict National Association of Basketball Coaches’ Poll. Beating tough opponents with their fast break style, the Junior Varsity had a 13-6 record. Coach Bill Harbeck has provided strong leadership, and a creative and energetic style developing a program that aims to be like the Wheaton Basketball of old, when winning was a tradition. — Jeff Killough “ 2 190 : yaEAT OY ge First Row: Paul Ledbetter, Paul Sweatman, Ben James, Court Airhart, Greg Trapp. 2nd: Coach Bill Harbeck, Todd Reisler, Boyd Coolman, Keith Thomas, Tim Lindquist, Dave Ochs, Dave Jeck, Coach Scott Fleming. 3rd: Donn Nelson, Dave Jackson, Dave Little, Rob Willey, Jeff Killough. 191 192 - et Alo, ( cy ae WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Although the women’s basketball team of 1985-1986 earned a winning record, they also experienced a frustrating season. They: had exciting victories over Augustana and: Milliken - both top-ranked teams in the NCAA Ill. These high points were a contrast to the: heart-breaking losing streak mid-season. The women dropped four games in a row by afm total of only five points. Their final record was |e 14-8. The team retained the depth of talent from returning members - senior co-captains Sunnie Kemp and Chris Nelson who led the team in scoring and rebounding. Kemp set thirteen records in the women’s department and scored 1796 points of her career at}, Wheaton. Nelson scored 434 points in just two years with the Crusaders. Both were named to the all-CMC conference team. The | team was rounded out by the strong talent of = their new freshmen and transfer recruits. — Marisa Gunnil® | First Row: Jennifer Madsen, Catherine Jacobsen, Elisabeth Leininger, Jennifer Trapp, Janet Thomas, Elaine Priest. 2nd: Coach Brenda Hillman, Julie Stern, April Upchurch, Christine Nelson, Sonja Kemp, Karla Groen, Laura Markee, Gina Kemp, Assistant Coach Denise Combs. 193 194 The Women’s Tennis team took first place at the fall Chicago Metro Conference bringing home 74 of 81 points possible. The team as a whole did an awesome job! “We really pulled together as a team at Conference,” said captain Kathy McCalla, “even though tennis is an individual sport.” Claudia Bessey was the number one singles player this year and took first place at the Luther Invitational. She had an undefeated season and qualified for Nationals. At Nationals Claudia played to the semi-finals placing her in the top 4 players in the nation. Scott Nesbit, the coach for the second year, emphasized practising hard and doing the best for the Lord. He did an excellent job in encouraging and unifying the girls. The team is young, and will lose only one senior. They have a lot of potential and high expectations for next year. “You did a great job — treat yourself to the Whippy Dippy.” — Jane Siple TENNIS The Men’s Tennis Team had a good season this year with an overall record of 15-2. Coach Vince Pierrotti captured the talent of his players and formed a winning team. At the CCIW Championship, the team cleaned up, winning all 9 flights of the tournament. They brought home 27 points tying the CCIW record for the most points in a championship. Jon Burnham, the number one singles, ended his season 19-1. Jon is ranked fourth nationally and qualified for Nationals. While at Nationals Jon made it to the quarter finals, placing him in the top 8 of the nation. Russ Polander teamed up with Jon for the number one doubles this year. They ranked seventh in the nation and made it through the first round in Nationals. This was definitely another good year for men’s tennis. --Jane Siple Mens’ Team: Jon Burnham, Russ Polander, Tim Lindquist, Mark Ahrenholz, Jamie Burden, Tom Olsson, Bob MacCauley, Ivan Chan, Dan Rexroth, Coach Vince Pierrotti. Womens’ Team: Claudia Bessey, Susan Chase, Barb Dawson, Anne Dennon, Monica Edwards, Dana Ferry, Kathleen Gulick, Kristi Kruft, Kathy McCalla, Virginia Mooney, Kim Rasmussen, Gayle Scultz, Kathy Vanden Broek, Coach Scott Nesbit. 195 ACROSSE Kevin Ahrenholz, Court Airhart, John Baltes, Tim Crowley, Tom Emigh, Steve Finkbeiner, Jim Foster, Otto Gretzinger, Rob Grondahl, Alan Harrison, Brett Keske, Eric Klein, Duane Kobayashi, Kevin Larson, Dave Libby, Chris Mays, Joel Nilsson, Co-captain Gregg Okesson, Kurt Peterson, Tim Reed, Don Rehmel, Cam Roberts, Steve Ryan, Dan Seeland, Kevin Slater, Blair West, Co-captain Bruce Wilson. 196 Dan Bertsche, Mike Cremeins, Bill Estes, Spencer Garrett, David Garrity, David Knull, Paul Rhoads, Steve Shaffer, David Smith, Tom Stoner, Tom Thompson, Alex Vincent, Coach Jay Avery. Gor 197 — | Mim Abbey, Laura Brace, Kelley Bristol, Colette Conner, Lynn Davey, Laura Drach, | | Kathy Fung, Kamille Hawkinson, Karmen Hawkinson, Kim Huey (triple | All-American), Sue Hunt, Deb James, Marilyn Klaassen, Becky Kliewer, Merritt : Maduke, Ginny Mooney, Katy Morosco, Marti Ormesher, Sharon Page, Astrid ‘ Richard, Laura Roberts (All-American), Laurel Shuttleworth, Saundra Staubler, Beck | Stuelke, Kyla Turner, Leigh Vosler, Nancy Walker, Jen Warfel, Holly Wentz, Beth | , Wilson, Jill Woodworth, Coach Deb Orewier. S| t ee a may 5 ey bay oe ae a peas 7% heat Since 199 00 od Anderson, Dave Anstad, Doug Beggs, Rick Benware, John Biedebuch, Mark Boatwright, Scott Bradley, Keith Carlson, Greg Cope, David Elder, Eric Elder, Paul rickson, Schuyler Francine, Paul Fredricks, Joel Gegner, Dave Graham, Frank Heegaard, Byron Hurlburt, Alan James, Jim Jorden, Mike Kearley, Andy Kelso, Steve nudsen, Dave Lauber, Gary Mittelberg, Todd Moxley (All-American), Brandon Murray, Mike Schaafsma, Tom Seagren, Kim VanHorn, Mark Wilhite, Chris Wilson, Coach Jon Church, Jon Tuin. 201 W OMEN’S SOFTBALL Sheila Benson, Lynne DeGroot, Cindy Green, Janine Howell, Cathie Jacobsen, Dawn )é5, Becky Latham, Mary Olson, Tori Plank, Carol Sellars, Connie Sellars, Deb Steffens, Jamie | pp, April Upchurch, Lynne Walhout, Coach Brenda Hii jan. —— A tbe .¥ ‘ x i eoiaey oS a ee ee x ae Asien val FS i a — ae ee i The Women’s Softball Team enjoyed an exciting season and a spectacular finish. They earned the highest marks of any team in the history of women’s softball at Wheaton. Finishing 13-10 overall, they went 6-3 in the conference. Both of these were record setters. The team finished third in the conference and narrowly missed the semi-final in post-season play. Team captains Cindy Green and Carol Sellars helped build team unity and spirit , and Coach Hillman kept the women playing good, solid ball. Jamie Trapp and April Upchurch were voted to the All-Tournament team for the conference tournament. The women enjoyed each other’s company, and they were enthusiastic about this season and it’s outcome. — Marisa Gunn 203 Jeff Conrady, Paul Davis, Jim DeMaster, Sean Ellsworth, Tom Fiddler, Kurt Fritz, Kevin Jacobsen, Dave Jeck, Todd Komarnicki, Dave Kroger, Phil Mullins, Tom Nichols, | Randy Steinle, Steve Townsend, Randy Voges, Scott Wadman, Head Coach Ray Thonn, Scott Flemming, Assistant. 204 BASEBALL 205 © =) NX 207 Alyson Adams Marijane Agabedis Soon Ahn Deborah Allain Shelly Allen Debra Allport Jan Anderson Jonathan Andres Juli Andrews Bradley Anthony James Arnold Raymond Arvin Philip Aspegren Kenneth Avella Gregory Bacon Charles Bailey Febe Baliad Sharon Bandy Sharmila Banerjee Donald Barton Scott Bassett Amy Beaver Paul Beavers Peter Beck David Becker Jeffrey Becker Jeffrey Beine Richard Benware Susan Benzenhafer Chad Bergman Elizabeth Bergman Jodi Bergquist Kenneth Bergstrom Dennis Berk Lora Bizzaro Marcus Boatwright 1. 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Related to studies beyond the first or bachelor’s degree. 2. The curious academic society residing in the big building towering south of campus. 3. Often married, broke overworked. Milton Esquinaldo Jonathan Feather David Fogleboch Janet Garcia Gloria Ginn Eugene Grosman Dwight Hawley Thomas Hastings Lori Hatteberg Karyn Hecht Joseph Helsley Mary Hensel Archie Hensley Jerry Hildebrand Patrick Hodge Sandy Hoffman Daniel Hurd 249 250 Stephen Hurlbut Nellie Hsu Dmitris Iliadis Lelah Jackson Allen Jeppesen Daniel Johnson Mark Johnson Pamela Johnson Peter Jorgensen Katy Kang Linda Keener Cynthia Kerr Kayla King Joyce Kitano Charles Konadu Ellen Kraemer 6a LN Fs td 7 eer ilies ike: Mabel Lai Job Lee Joel Lee Nancy Leet Barry Lloyd Hilda Lo Timothy Longacre Gregory Lowman Melecio Magdayao Rebekah Marcy 251 52 Melody Mason Orpha Matanae Daniel Maxwell Carolyn Dermott Christopher McDermott Barry McRay Barbara Metzger John Miller Michelle Miller Susan Miller Peter Miller Myung Hong Min Eileen Moore Linda Morgan Stephen Moroney Chery! Mosley K. Nash David Ober Stanley Okoro Mary Ossowski Tery! Overpeck Ruth Padilla Elizar Pagan Linda Panci Thomas Panci Jin Gyung Park Charles Parry Keena Peek Quintin Reece - 253 Jerold Reed Nancy Reed Susan Reynolds Judith Rice Calvin Richter Dean Ridings Wanda Ruch Katherine Sandifer Lamoyne Schneider Renate Schnurr Winston Seegobin Wing Luk Seto Deborah Seymour Dorothy Shaler Alice Sham Christiane Spreen John Strain Todd Stroud Nancy Sutton 254 2s 389 - Ati ty treem eat £5 amoomeneaannee Sandra Suzio Gary Teja Vivien Tse Rodney Van Schooten Timothy Wal l Kurt Waugh Marcia Webb Deborah Williams John Williams Mary Lou Wilson 255 C;RADUATION The Commencement Ceremony for the Graduate Students of Wheaton College was held on May 17 at 3:00 in Edman Chapel. Many relatives and _ friends gathered to acknowledge the accomplishments of those receiving | their Master of Arts Degrees. The ringing of the Tower Bell began the procession of the 165 graduating students. This was followed by the singing of the National Anthem, the invocation, given by Dr. John Stackhouse, and the singing of “Give Thanks to God on High.” President Chase welcomed those in attendance and introduced Dr. Ernest ' Boyer, President of the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of | Teaching, as the Commencement guest speaker. Dr. Boyer is a strong _ supporter of Christian Higher Education and currently serves as a trustee at Messiah College. Following the conferring of the degrees and the prayer of commitment, ! President Chase presented the graduates with their Master of Arts Degrees and | Dr. Walter Elwell then proceeded in placing the traditional masters hoods | upon the students. The ceremony concluded as the Alma Mater was sung and the benediction was given by Dr. John McRay. 257 POLLO TENT renee sinenr nn tene womy acer im eee, 258 Life is culminating right before my very eyes. Grad school is over, two years accomplished when it seems like just yesterday | decided to go for more schooling. I’ve passed the time when “Bachelor’s Degree” was the highest credential | could give. | received the Master’s hood as | was given my distinguished degree, and was flooded with emotion. Exhileration, celebration ... the obvious feelings that accompany a successful completion filled the air, but there was more. Graduation was a time for reflection and reminiscing, as parents and friends gathered, and | relinquished my life as a student once again. Shoot ovr. Geour a i'tory TA’s - A Step Above The Rest jd 61 FRENCH HOUSE Sa vee ra ‘A DAY OF REST} WHEATON IN ELMHURST 262 | LOWSHIP HOUSE | Sharon D’Andre Debbie Edmonds Marla Johnson Julie Nelson Marta Smith Donna Strodel Kathy Watson 63 “MINNESOTA || ote pec ntinnaan sia Mahan Fa AM iS a1 SR BEE ah lg EO 264 | | | Satara SB WA oa ” a sient, ARO HE ig i = | 265 WOorOU COTO... 66 We just called to say we love yc. Unbaglievable Eight Nancy Mackenzie Jane Palms Pam Glick Pam Bennett Laurie Friesen Joy Macconaghie Sandy Kraft S Julie Brandie 4 Touch of Class 267 Sete Po ary te De but you’ve got to suit for them all! You win some, you lose some 268 wif ” « ‘We gave it all we had” — ’85-’86 Orientation Committee = ie) a ae ov 4S) [= x — C. Bergman M. Boatwright P. Mershon II B. Rowe Ask “who’s next?” 269 Just a bunch of good dudes — Fischer staff ’85-’86 We go together ... former 5 East — 5 West of ‘82-8. 270 And She Was 71 Ida Jean Buckle — President Katie Iliadis — Theology Jackie Fagin — Psychology Snezana Andjelic — Theology Pat Hiene — Educational Ministries Esther Nordman — SWF Evaluation Carol Plueddemann — SWF Faculty Advisor Liz Cordray — Needs coordinator Marjorie Hildebrand — Communications 272 “Student Wives” Fellowship EVANS II The Championship EVANS 3: Close Knit 273 CSTIOUSES 274 Vho’s the Boss? ‘tudy habits” of Fischer 5 West The Young and the Restless Dear Mom, | love Wheaton. 276 Anderson We do a lot Research | for this College Associates SSE eee ee Skidders 277 “The Winsor Brothers Call Now While They Last’ 1-800-260-5700 . ‘ pms kee we ES eal Graham House Margaret, Joy, Kelly, Wanda, Ayako, Amy, Kathy, Linda, Carmen Not pictured; Val, Sue, Andrea 278 HIDDEN HOUSE ‘Matthew 19:12 Proverbs 27:17 Debbie Heather Julie Lisa Loree Shelley Irving House Premarital Six - And Lovin’Every Minute Of It! “More fun than 5 | people should be allowed to have” 279 YES, WE’RE FROM MINNESOTA No, we did not go to Minnehaha AND WE’RE PROUD OF IT! a Pathfinders Spring 1983 — Grand Canyon 2 akonoi — Always on Top of Things 281 Congratulations and Best Wishes to Debbie Montgomery We are truly thankful for who you are and for what you have accomplished by His grace. Jeremiah 29:11 Dad, Mum, Dawn, Kelly “Commit to the Lord whatever you do and your plans will succeed.” Prov. 16:3 Congratulations on such a fine achievement. With our love, . Mom, Dad, Terry, Donna Jeanne, Karen, Boyd, and Kathy Mark Pedreira Dear Mark “And this is my prayer: that your love may abound more and more in knowledge and depth of insight, so that you may be able to discern what is best and may be pure and blameless until the day of Christ...” (Philippians 1:9 — 10) With love and a grateful heart, Your Parents LAURA DAVIS “And this is my prayer: that your love may abound more and more in knowledge and depth of insight, so that you may be able to discern what is best, and may be pure and blameless until the day of Christ.” Phil. 1:9,10 Congratulations and love Mom, Dad, and Brian Rebecca Joanne West so much depends upon a red wheel barrow glazed with rain water beside the white chickens William Carlos Williams 283 Over the years, we’ve had the privilege of investing in you and guess what? You’re the best investment we’ve ever made! CONGRATULATIONS Mother and Dad Jonathan David Primuth Michelle R. llinsky CONGRATULATIONS KENNETH YOUR FAMILY IS SO PROUD OF YOU. MAY GOD BLESS YOU AND GUIDE YOU ALWAYS AS YOU CONTINUE YOUR STUDIES AND YOUR WORK. Dear Michelle, You have proven to be a Dream and Prayer come true — It may not have seemed in every way to you, But our Love and prayers have been with your accomplishments, And so may your endeavors be guided by your Heavenly Father. “Being confident of this very thing, that He which hath begun a good work in you will perform it until the day of Jesus Christ.” Philippians 1:16 Love, Mom, Dad, Rosie, Joe, Chris, Love Ya, Ida, Paul, Michael, and Matthew Proverbs 3:5-6 Mom and Dad 284 SALLY CALLIGHAN CONGRATULATIONS Congratulations and God Bless You! HEATHER DEE ASHCROFT | am so proud of your many successes through the years and of the young lady you have become. May your life be filled with happiness and contentment. With our love and prayers — continue to fight the good fight, finish the course, keep the faith. Love always, Mom YOUR PARENTS Congratulations and Best Wishes to DAVID M. OSTER We are proud of YOU! Thank you, Your Parents MARK R. DISCHER CONGRATULATIONS! MVEe ARE SO@OMK@OUDIOray OURYOU HAVE BEEN TO US ALL THAT A SON COULD POSSIBLY BE. WE PRAY GOD WILL LEAD VOW RSUIGEe ANOS IRE@IeYy OUR EUILURE: WE EOVE YOU, MOM AND DAD 285 KEN ANDERSON CONGRATULATIONS! To Shelly Dodson Always remember Philippians 4:13 “I can do all things through Christ who gives me strength.” Congratulations and our love always. We are so proud of you! Mom and Dad We are very proud of you and your accomplishments. You have given us much joy as we have watched you grow and mature. Keep your goals high so you continually stretch yourself to become all that God wants you to be. In all thy ways acknowledge HIM and HE shall direct your paths. .... hen HE shall reward every man according to what he has done. Prov. 3:6 Matt. 16:27. Love, Mom and Dad SENG NELSON “But you, be sober in all things, endure hardship, do the work of an evangelist, fulfill your ministry.” Il Timothy 4:5 Much love and congratulations, Mom and Dad 286 TOM SCHMIDT May you always know that in everything God works for good with those who love Him. Romans 8:28 — 39 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES Dad, Mom, and Jeff _ Ingrid DuMosch Congratulations, Ingit God bless you! Lots of love Mutti Pappi Phil.4:6—7 SHAUN MICHAEL KENNARD For our remarkable son who has filled our lives with joy, we would offer this special prayer from the pen of Amy Carmichael: O Lord, we bring Thee for whom we pray, Be Thou his strength, his courage, and his stay, And should his faith flag as he runs the race, Show him again the vision of Thy face. Be Thou his vision, Lord of Calvary, - Hold him to follow, hold him fast by Thee O Thou who art more near to us than air, Let him not miss Thee, ever, anywhere. | We love you. Mom and Dad LAURIE PRASCHAN Who “took our hearts by surprise” 21 years ago, and has filled our lives with sunshine ever since. Congratulations, with much love and prayer, from two Grateful Parents. SCOTT THOMAS DAVIS Wheaton College — Class of 1986 Medical School — Class of 1990 CONGRATULATIONS Love, Mom, Dad and S(3) Philippians 1:9—10 287 288 Pamela J. Bennett Your letter “J” stands for Joy, And that you truly are. And now that you’re through college, We know you'll be a star. Shine for HIM! Mom and Dad Barbara Alisande Dawson May God’s Hand always guide your life. From those lives you have made so happy. Mother and Frank Daddy and Nancy Christy, Doug, and Justine Tammy, Jenelle Grandma and Grandpa Campbell Grandma and Grandpa Dawson Jeff Houser Could two parents be any more proud? Absolutely not! We thank God for you, and pray for His continued direction in your life. Psalm 27:14 Mother and Dad Carol Sellars CONGRATULATIONS AND GOD BLESS YOU! We are so proud of who and what you are and what you have accomplished. May your life always be full of joy and happiness. God bless you. Love, Mom, Dad, Connie, Susan, and Sandy CONGRATULATIONS! Susan Lynn Kolvek LT RL ee iy Dawn Marie Erickson CONGRATULATIONS! We thank the Lord fen ne ESS WAN It is hard for us to fully realize all that has happened in your past 22 years. God has blessed our family and have been to us! all of us are so proud of you. With our love, We pray that you may continue in your walk with Him and grow each day in grace and wisdom as He made MomaDavic works out His plan for your life. y We love you so, Mom, Dad, Cheryl, Scott, Jennifer, Daniel To: OUR SON ALAN: L. Alan James There was a little boy named Alan, Precious as can be, Who went to kindergarten To learn his ABC’s He played with toys and boys, Created so much noise, “An all American little boy.” Years went by, grade school, high school, And then college, You learned so much — to build up knowledge Christ — like gleams are in your eyes, Enriched our hearts and changed our lives. Your smile embraces the hearts of men. Minister to others till days on end. Love and prayers, Mom Dad CONGRATULATIONS! WE LOVE YOU From, Mom and Dad Joyce and John Owen and Jack Sue and Chuck And Rob Janet DeVries SEV Ee lets Congratulations And she made a vow, saying, “O Lord Almighty, if you will ... remember me and give me a son, then | will give him to the Lord for all the days of his life. — | prayed for this Jodi Lynn Shaw child, and the Lord has granted me what | asked of Him. So now I will give him to the Lord. For his whole life he will be given over to the Lord. Keep Smiling. God has a beautiful future Sarva 1127228: planned for you. Steve, you are the answer to your mother’s prayers. Without knowing it, God has been fulfilling in your life the promise ‘ she made to God 23 years ago, as well as the promise God accomplishments. made to her in January 1982. You have been a great joy to us. We are still praying for God’s best in your life. Mother Lub, and Dad. Mom and Dad We are proud of you and your To Lawson Coply, We are so proud of you son, you are a wonderful steward of the many gifts God has given you. Go...and be a Blessing as you have been blessed. Love always, HIS and ours Jeremiah 29:11 € a ies 2 x td a ier CONGRATULATIONS SUSAN CHRISTENSEN We are thankful to God and extremely proud of who and what you are and the high level of your accomplishments. “Live life, then with a due sense of responsibility, not as those who do not know the meaning and purpose of life, but as those who do.” “Make the best use of your time, despite all the difficulties of these days.” “Don’t be vague, but firmly grasp what you know to be the will of the Lord.” “Trust in the Lord with all thine heart and lean not unto thine own understanding. In all thy ways acknowledge Him and He shall direct thy paths” We love you! Mom and Dad CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO WAKOIMVASS IBY, VANNICIE A SOUND MAN OF SOME NOTE. MAY OUR LORD GRANT YOU MANY BEAUTIFUL MELODIES IN YOUR LIFE AND HELP YOU TO LIVE IT IN HARMONY WITH HIS MUSIC. MOTHER AND DAD bo NS) Psalmagie Joann Michelle Jackson May your future be as rewarding for you As your past has been for us CONGRATULATIONS Hal Culbertson There is an old saying that we really feel applies to you: “not finished, just begun”. We are proud of you, good luck in all you seek to accomplish. Mom and Dad | will say of the Lord,“He is my refuge and CONGRATULATIONS BUDDY! FROM YOUR FAMILY, DAD, MOM EVERYONE. my fortress, my God, on Him | lean and ‘ men : rely, and in Him | confidently trust!” . —4 JOHN HEIMBACH CONGRATULATIONS, WE’RE PROUD OF YOU “.. And you will give him the name John ... so as to make ready a people prepared for the Lord.” Luke 1:13,17 MOM and DAD God Bless You. TO JENNIFER We are so thrilled that God has granted us the privilege of being your parents. You have given us such overwhelming joy that our hearts are full. The example you have set for your sisters has granted you not only their love, but also a deep sense of respect. Our prayer for your future is that you continue to allow God to lead, and happiness and success will surely follow. a Lori Mills “Seek ye first the Kingdom, of God and His righteousness; and all these things shall be added unto you” Matthew 6:33 We love you. Mom and Dad Trish Riewald We are proud of all you have accomplished with the Lord’s help. Congratulations on a job well done! Dad, Mom, Dan, Betsy and Dave Stephen Andrew Lin Congratulations son, on work well done. As you continue to travel on life’s highway, may you ever stay in God’s eternal will. Our love and prayers are with you always. Love, | Mom and Dad With Love and Congratulations toa Very Special Daughter WIE AWS ANOVGI DMO)� Ye Cley: Your Parents MARCUS A. MCDANIEL You have been a joy to your parents and an excellent example for your | brother. We are so glad you are ours. I | Heed the words of this song and God will surely bless you. Yield not unto temptation, for yielding is sin. Each victory will help you some other to win. Fight manfully onward, dark passions subdue. Look ever to Jesus, He’ll carry you through. Shun evil companions, bad language disdain. God’s name hold in reverence, nor take it in vain. Be thoughtful and earnest, kind — hearted and true. Look ever to Jesus, He’ll carry you through. To him that overcometh, God giveth a crown. Through faith we will conquer, tho often cast down. He who is our savior, our strength will renew. Look ever to Jesus, He’ll carry you through. Horatio R. Palmer We love you very much Mom, Dad, and Michael Laurie Mae Brookins Mlinar Congratulations and may God richly bless you! We are so proud of you and your accomplishments! With our love and prayers for a successful and rewarding future. Tami Fisk Tami, we were delighted with your “first” step and your continued accomplishments, but Our greatest joy was watching your relationship to the Lord develop and deepen. We are thankful for your desire to “walk in a manner worthy of the Lord, to please Him in all respects, bearing fruit in every good work and increasing in the knowledge of God.” -Col.1:10 We love you! Mom and Dad Psalm 1 Blessed is the man who does not walk in the counsel of the wicked or stand in the way of sinners or sit in the seat of mockers. But his delight is in the law of the Lord, and on his law he meditates day and night. He is like a tree planted by streams of water, which yields its fruit in season and whose leaf does not wither. Whatever he does 4 Jami ek prospers. “TRUTHFUL” Love from Mom and Dad, Jon and Joel To David Scott Onstad Love, Mom and Dad (Colossians 1S 110 “...We have not ceased to pray for you and to ask that you may be filled with the knowledge of His will in all spiritual wisdom and understanding, so that you may walk in a manner worthy of the Lord, to please Him in all respects, bearing fruit in every good work and increasing in the knowledge of God.” Congratulations to you and your classmates of 1986 as you enter the “world” without being squeezed into it’s mold. Take a stand! MARLA JEANNE JOHNSON DESTINY Daughters youthful, vivacious, learning, growing, trusting a sneakers, jeans — dresses, husbands, 4 helping, giving, guiding, i wise, experienced, 7 a 4 Mothers. By Marla Johnson, 1977 Lexington Christian Acadamy, Spectrum You were wise beyond your years, and now you are about to enter s wn, A into the next phase of your “destiny”. The Lord bless you and keep you. The Lord make His face to shine upon you. The Lord lift up His countenance upon you, and give you peace. You are a joy to us! We are so proud of you, and we love you very much. Mom and Dad Bradley Scott Wills ) ee fie ig Po “A happy heart makes the face cheerful.” Proverbs 15:13 Dear Brad We are doubly blessed. God has not only given you a happy heart, but also allowed you to express this joy through music and encouragement. Congratulations. Love and prayers, Mom, Dad, and Karen 297 Katherine Grace Ronka Congratulations! We love you and thank God for giving you to our family. “This God — His way is perfect; the promise of the Lord proves true; He is a shield for all those who take refuge in Him.” Bsalmeal 8:30) Love, Dad and Mom Congratulations - Class of ’86 In all thy ways acknowledge Him. He shall direct thy paths. Proverbs 3:6 The Muscente Family sede “h Mark Gordon MacDonald We are grateful for what you are and that this has been your focus: “His pleasure is not in the strength of a horse, nor His delight in the legs of a man, the Lord delights in those who fear Him, who put their hope in His unfailing love.” Psalm 147:10-11 We love you Mom, Dad, Kristy CONGRATULATIONS MARILYN BETH COWAN And this is our prayer: that your love may abound more and more in knowledge and depth of insight, so that you may be able to discern what is best and may be pure and blameless until the day of Christ, filled with the fruit of righteousness that comes through Jesus Christ — to the glory and praise of God. We love you! Philippians 1:9-11 Mom and Dad DANA ELIZABETH CONNER What a blessing! Thanks be to God. Mom and Dad 298 Steve McKenzie Congratulations “Butch” We are all proud of you! L ove and continued success. Mom, Dad, Lisa, Susan and Debbie We are grateful to God for giving us the privilege of being a part of the Wheaton family. Wheaton College has provided us with sound academic instruction, broadening cultural and social experience, and enriching spiritual life — a firm foundation for SEnViCers. “FOR CHRIST and HIS KINGDOM” Julie Nelson Olsen Chris Nelson Donn Nelson Katie Nelson 1983 1986 1986 1989 “Blessed be the Lord...not one word hath failed of all He hath promised — all came to pass” (I Kings 8:56) “My words...shall be fulfilled in their season” (Luke 1:20). The Nelson Family 299 Timothy Starr “Our Miracle Child” Even as you lay dying in our arms God had plans for you. May He continue to “... grant you according to the riches of His glory, to be strengthened with power through His spirit ...” Jennifer Cartmel We've watched you change from that first day in India until now. “You got a Dad” in heaven who tried to live for this day. Congratulations for where you are now,and prayers for God’s direction for all the tomorrows. Thank you for your gentle, considerate, selfless ability to listen and share. We love you. (Eph. 3:16) Your Family — Mother, Warren Browyn Love, Mom and Dad HOWARD DAVID REITZ, JR. Still in Command . Scott Alan Nitzel “And he who overcomes, and , keeps My works until the end, to We thank God for the gift of him | will give power over the ‘uel Tis rs our first son. What a fight nations —=« : you fought and how proud Rev.3:26 = we are of you this day. Our prayers and love go with you, f : Mom and Dad ' 4 s Congratulations Mom and Dad To Our Very Dear Son RONALD L. POLITO, II i, Ron, we are very proud of you and the numerous achievements you have accomplished throughout the years with so much hard work using the talents God has so richly blessed you with. Our hearts are filled with joy for you and our prayer is that God will continue to bless you and hold you in the palm of His Hand all the days of your life. Congratulations to you as you graduate from Wheaton and our very best wishes for your continued success and happiness in the future. With All Our Love, Mom and Dad 300 Rhonda Marie Binkle | we SAY Russia A joy to behold, and full of glory. Nor eye seen, nor ear heard, the Great and Wonderous things the Lord hast prepared for thee. Love and congratulations to you who has been a constant joy and delight. All your hard work has paid off. There’s a whole world out there to conquer. Go get’em Tiger. We are proud of who you are and what you have accomplished, and God’s work in your life be filled with joy happiness you so deserve. Always live for and depend on Jesus. We love you and stand behind you one thousand percent. Your Thankful Parents, Daddy and Mommy 301 GREGG MILLER Dad proudly welcomes you to his family of Wheaton alumni Mom ‘55 and Steve ‘84 Philippians 3:14 Proverbs 4:7 The parents of Jenny Taylor announce her graduation with a B.A.degree in English CONGRATULATIONS JIM BENTZ To God Be The Glory May God who has brought you to this special moment continue to direct you in His perfect way. johnnaloss Isaiah 40:29-31 We love you, Jim Your Mom and Dad jetties ct David C. Wu Congratulations, Dave! Love Mom and Dad Jon, Tim, Janice Kirk Peter Purdy Praise God for a special summer trip with a youth — group. Your life hasn’t been the same. Through the Power of the Holy Spirit who lives in us, ) keep the good things that have been entrusted to VOUS. lim leva) Congratulations on another beginning. Love Ya! Mom Dad TO LISA GALISH To us you are a miracle From the one in whom we trust And now upon your graduation To shout “Praise God” is a must. CONGRATULATIONS From, Mom and Dad “Commit your work to the Lord, then it will succeed.” Proverbs 16:3 lie Lyndon Perry This Congratulations : Is ) my Best Wishes Brother! STEFAN BRANDLE We are so proud of who and what you are and what you have accomplished. May your life be filled with special joy and happiness as you follow where God leads. Love, His Favorite Sister Love, Mom Dad 303 Dearest Susan We're thankful God chose us to be the parents of a lovely young lady. What a joy to witness your accomplishments, and see God’s hand in each step of your life, as you progress to become the person God wants you to be. May the Lord bless and keep you and all whom your life touches. Always remember: Proverbs 11:30 “... he that winneth souls is wise.” Continue to wait upon the Lord as He unfolds His plan for your life. May God grant you His special wisdom each day, as you live and work for Him. It is our hope that you always cherish Jesus above all others; remember to: Matthew 6:19,20,21,33 “Lay not up for yourself treasures upon earth ... but lay up for yourself treasures in heaven ... for where your treasure is, there will your heart be also ... But seek ye first the kingdom of God, and His righteousness, and all these things shall be added unto wu you. Congratulations on this important miles tone in your life. May your life continue to be filled with the special joys and happiness that comes from serving the Lord, and living out His plan for your life. Every person has a complete and perfect plan cherished for him in the heart of God. Psalm 90:12 “So teach us to number our days, that we may apply our hearts unto wisdom.” Make each of your possible 29,200 days on this earth count for God’s Kingdom. We pray that God will continue to bless you with all the spiritual blessings in Christ Jesus. Our earnest prayer is that you always: Colossians 3:2 “Set your affections on things above, not on things on the earth.” and Mark 16:15 “Go ye into all the world, and preach the gospel to every creature.” Our heartfelt prayers, love, and hopes are with you always. From your extremely proud Mother and Father We love you Susan. God's richest blessings always — Some precious verses to remember: Psalm 137:5 Psalm 122:6 Romans 1:16 Psalm 139 Psalm 91 Ml Cop, Ssil7 Cog, 29 For you Lord, | would labor, | would live, To you would offer every passing hour; Myself, my time, my yielded will | give, A witness of your love’s constraining power. 304 Congratulations JOHN S. PARSCH We are proud of you and your accomplishments during your years at Wheaton. May God richly bless the years to come. Love, Dad, Mom, Kristi, Nancy Those who look to Him are radiant Psalm 34:5 Congratulations Wendy VerHoef It is with unbounded joy that we watch you, our first-born, complete your college program. We wish you God's richest blessings on your future endeavors. We love you. Mom Dad TO TERYL ELAM CONGRATULATIONS AND GOD BLESS YOU! May you always strive to do the best you can At whatever comes your way. Remembering our hopes and prayers are there for you, Each and every day. We’re very proud of you! Love, Mother and Dad Dear Brookie We have watched you grow in wisdom and stature, and in favor with God and men. Now come glorify the Lord with us; let us exalt his name together. Luke 2:52 Ps.34:3 305 Aa Abbey, Miriam 171 Ackerman, Jeanne 61 Adams, Alyson 273 Adamson, Amy Ahn, Eun 232 Ahn, Soon 164 Ahrenholz, Kevin Ahrenholz, Mark 83,195 Airhart, Court 232 Akert, Thomas 175, 232 Albinson, Daniel 200,264 Albrecht, Joan 49, 56 Albrecht, Royce Aleman, Gersom 232 Allain, Deborah Allebach, Elisabeth Allen, Chery! Allen, Kerry 232 Allen, Kim Allen, Shelly Allison, Jill 232,271 Allport, Debra Almroth, Ruth Altobelli, Lizbeth 110 Amos, Nathan Andersen, Katrina 232 Anderson, Adrian 232 Anderson, Cindy Anderson, Cornell 113 Anderson, Jan 269,271 Anderson, Julia 25 Anderson, Kenneth 71 Anderson, Kristopher 232 Anderson, Lisa 232 Anderson, Mark 177 Anderson, Rod Anderson, Sheila Anderson, Steve 232 Anderson, Steven 71 Anderson, Tamara 232 Andres, David 37,152,153 Andres, Jonathan 37 Andrews, Cora 232 Andrews, Juli 27 Angell, Lisa 61,271 Anstatt, David Anthony, Bradley 175 Antlitz, Diana Arbitter, Ruth 152 Archer, Laurel Armitage, Arminda Arnold, Ernest Arnold, James Arnold, Melody Arp, David Arters, Stephen Arvidson, Mark 68, 155 Arvin, Raymond Ash, Erin Ashcroft, Heather 79 Aspden, Wendy 232 Aspegren, Philip Atkinson, Heather Atkinson, Kerry 61,271 August, Cheryl 52 Avalos, Javier 175 Avella, Kenneth 154 Averell, Sharon Ayabe, John Aycock, Brian 232,264 Bb Bacon, Gregory Bacon, Steven 232,271 Bacon, Todd Bader, Lawson 113 306 Baer, Jenifer 232 Baer, Walter Bagot, Judith 232 Bagot, William 175 Bailey, Storm Bailey, William Bailie, Michael 232 Baima, Robert 79 Baker, Robert 57 Balabagno, Greta 232 Balc, Jennifer Baliad, Febe Ball, Amy Balogh, Elaine 110 Baltes, John 232,277 Balzer, Kirk 61 Bandy, Peggy Bandy, Sharon 271 Banerjee, Sharmila Banker, Deneen 232 Barnes, Claire 57 Barrett, Nora 38 Barrett, Paul Barry, Melissa Barta, Douglas 232 Barton, Andrew 169 Barton, Donald Barton, John 164 Bassett, Scott Baum, Susan 232 Baumann, Daniel Baurain, Bradley 232 Baxter, Anne 83 Beach, Bethanne Beals, Kristine 232 Bean, James 177, 232 Beaver, Amy Beaver, Mark Beavers, Paul 177 Beck, Donald 232 Beck, Jonathan Beck, Peter Beck, Sharon 68 Becker, Eric Becker, Jeffrey Beckman, Amy 232 Beers, Cynthia 232 Befus, Timothy 52 Beggs, Douglas 232 Beine, Jeffrey Bell, Caryn Bellmore, Bradley 175,232 Benna, Debra 58,59,83 Bennett, Pamela 83,267 Bennett, Susan 232, 240 Beno, Howard 232 Benson, Sheila Benston, Becky 71 Bentsen, David Bentz, James 66, 169 Bentz, Lynn 232 Benware, Richard 175 Benzenhafer, Susan Bergman, Chad 113,269,280 Bergman, Elizabeth Bergquist, Jodi Bergstrom, Kenneth 280 Bergstrom, Susan Berk, Dennis 113 Berry, Kristina 232 Bertsch, Barry Bessey, Claudia 195,232 Beulle, Jolie Biedebach, John 232 Bilezikian, Liliane Bingham, Cassandria 43 Binkley, Rhonda 41, 73 Binns, Cynthia 232,273 Biscan, Francine Bizzaro, Lora Blackford, Randall 233 Blair, Christopher Blancett, Karen 233 Blitch, Lisa Blomquist, Cynthia Blomquist, Matthew 71 Blue, Deborah 79 Boatwright, Marcus 113,260,269,277 Boatwright, Robert 233 Boba, Jonathan 233 Boberg, Ellen Boden, Kimberly 52 Bohn, Vonda 233,271 INDEX Bolin, John 200 Bolthouse, Amy Louise 79 Bolthouse, Amy Sue 273 Bomgardner, Clyde 79 Bonga, Brad 175, 233 Boone, Tammy 233 Borrink, Heidi 37 Bosic, John Bouvier, Warren 260 Bowden, Lisa Bowers, Phillip 200 Bowers, Todd 61 Bowman, Sarah 71,264 Boyce, William Boyd, Kimberly 233 Boyd, Teresa 110 Boyle, Carla Boyle, Patricia 233 Brabenec, James 76, 177 Brabenec, John 233 Brace, Laura Bracken, Heather Bracken, William 41 Bradbury, Mark Bradley, Scott 68, 175 Bragg, Eric Brake, Andrew 233 Brand, Stephen 177 Branda, Becky Brandies, Julie 267 Brandle, Annemarie 38 Brandle, Siegfried 41,271 Brandt, Laura 83 Brandt, Randall 233,277 Brandt, Rosalyn 110,233,276 Brannon, Ronald 63 Brichoux, David Brigham, Andrew 177 Brinkman, Siri Bristol, Kelley 273 Brittain, Rebecca 52 Broberg, Holly Brooks, Jonathan Brooks, Kathleen 83 Brooks, Tamara 56 Brooks, Thomas 120, 155 Brown, Anthony 177,264 Brown, Curtis Brown, Daniel 233 Brown, Deirdre 264 Brown, Timothy 41,279 Brown, William 169,270 Brownell, Paul Brunk, Audrey Brunk, Edward 233 Bruns, Cristina 38 Brunson, Andrew 233 Bryer, Elisabeth 38 Bryson, Laurel Bubeck, Brian 79,113 Buch, Laura 56 Buchanan, Douglas 233 Buckley, Robert 73 Buier, Rose 233 Buikema, Rodney 71 Buirkle, Ruth 61 Buker, Eva 233,273 Bunn, Sandy 38 Burden, James Burgess, Beth Burke, Gary Burke, John Burkhart, Courtenay Burkhart, Sheldon 233 Burleson, Jill 268 Burnham Jonathan 195 Burnham, Karen 233,264 Burns, Brendan 233 Burwick, Amy 233 Bushman, Michael 233 Butler, Matthew 271 Butler, Susan 61 Ce Cabral, David 175 Cairney, Marilyn Caldwell, Erin Calendo, Vincent Calkin, Amy 278 Callighan, Sally 76,261 Calvert, Emily 233 Cameron, Bruce Cameron, Scott Camillone, Nicholas Campbell, Heatheranne Campbell, Nancy Cargill, Evan Carlsen, Stephen Carlson, Brenda 233 Carlson, Carol 79 Carlson, Jonathan 264 Carlson, Keith 233 Carlson, Nancy Carman, Dwayne 41,279 Carpenter, Kelly 110, 233 Carrazana, Denise Carrier, Naomi Carroll, Susanne 79 Carter, Jon 38 Cartmel, Jennifer 43 Casey, Denise Casto, Daniel Casto, Scott 175 Cavender, Allen 77 Cesar, Kevin Cestone, Pamela Chacko, Ashia 33,273 Chamberlain, Karin 179 Chamberlin, Sharon 43 Chambers, Linda 79 Chan, Dorcas 233 Chan, lan 233 Chan, Ivan 71 Chan, June 233 Chandler, Jack Chandler, Paul 25 Chang, Joyce Charles, Vinod Chase, John 83 Chase, Susan Chavez, Renee 110, 233 Chechowitz, Luke Chechowitz, Naomi 61, 63 Chen, Theodore 281 Cheng, Andrew Cherwenka, Doris Cheshire, Karyn 38,271 Chesser, James Cheung, Keenan Childs, Claudia 163,233 Choate, Deborah 79 Chou, Shun-Lin 113 Christensen, David 43 Christensen, Susan 52,264 Christenson, Pamela Christie, Michael Christy, William 277 Chrzanowski, Catherine Chung, John 175 Chung, Marie Church, Daniel 71,175,279 Church, Thomas 54,175 Chyen, Barbara Cicero, Jill 71 Cimorell, Carla 71 Clabaugh, Melinda 233 Clark, Bradly Clark, Christian Clark, Daniel Clark, Eileen Clark, Helen 59 Clark, Jeffrey 79 Clark, Laurie 163 Clark, Sheri 119,273 Clarke, Colleen 233 Clayton, Peter Cleary, Amy Jo 57, 59 Cleghorn, Pamela Clemmer, Kelly Blair 80 Clough, Lisa 57 Clydesdale, Timothy Coble, Jenifer 233 Cochran, Elizabeth Cohen, Seth 175 Coker, Mary Kay 38 Colan, Estella Colber, Kristin 71 Cole, Lisa Cole, Pamela 268 Coleman, Gladys 233 Coleman, Timothy 150,152,153,169 Coley, David 68 Coley, Karen 233 Collins, Robert Collison, Michael Colmery, Barry Coln, Eric 200 Colson, Rene 73,277 Combs, Julie Condiff, Sarah Conley, Heather 269 Conner, Colette Conner, Dana 83 Conner, Nadine 110,273 Conrady, Jeffrey 205 Cook, David Cook, Kenneth Cook, Pamela Cook, Raquel Cooley, Gerald 260 Coolman, Boyd 233 Coons, Karen 233 Cooper, Warren Cope, Gregory 61 Copeland, Kent Copley, Lawson 41 Copper, Liesel 233,271 Corder, Wendy 233 Cornell, Frank Cornwell, Brenda Correll, Terri 233,273,280 Cottom, Jeffrey 260 Coughlin, Kent Coulter, Scott 233 Cowan, Marilyn 56 Cowen, Jeff Cox, Molly 39 Cox, Timothy 25 Coxeter, Ruth 233 Cradit, Pamela Craft, Amy Cragg, Denae 233 Craig, Todd 227 Craig, Willia, 233 Crail, Diane 233 Crail, Jonathan Crandall, Michael 233 Crane, Stephanie 234 Crawford, David 36,37,39 Crawford, Liesel 234 Cremins, Michael Crispe, Angela 234 Crockett, Mark 234 Cross, Tamra 264 Crossley, Maria 83 Crouse, Gilbert 152 Crouse, Laura 77,92 Crowley, Timothy 43,92 Crudello, Lori Culbertson, Hal 41 Culpepper, Keren Cummings, Jennifer 43 Cunningham, Lisa 272 Currivean, Keith 234 Curry, Craig 113 Cuthbertson, David Czyzyk, Joseph Dd Dade, Fred 113,234 Dagher, Paul 234 Dahlstrom, Caroline Dale, John 200 Dame, Michelle Danchok, Sydney 80 D’Andre, Sharon 80 Daniels, Tracy 110 Danylak, Barry 68 Darling, Nancy Darling, Ruth 33 Darr, David Date, Jennifer 52, 110 Daum, Myron Davey, Lynn 171, 234 Davidson, Christine 110 Davis, Don Davis, Emily 30 Davis, Jenai 234 Davis, Joseph 234 Davis, Kenneth Davis, Laura 43 Davis, Paul 234 Davis, Scott 61 Davis, Sheila Davis, Timothy Davis, Valerie Davitt, Bradley 113,276 Dawson, Barbara 80,194 Dayvault, Wanda 52,278 Dean, Karen Deese, Wayne Deffinbaugh, Elizabeth 273 DeGraaf, Glenda DeGroot, Lynne Dehmlow, Jonathan Deister, Julianne Del Aguila, Michael DeLapp, Jennifer 30 Delcamp, John (Jay) 43,112 Delgado, Bettina 110 DeMaster, Carol 68 De Master, James 64 Demchsak, James 66,270 Denman, John Dennen, Anne 196,234 Dennison, Stella Derrenbacker, Robert DeSmyther, Daniel DeSoto, Stewart 277 Detert, Christine 56,59 Dettmer, Katherine 179 Dettoni, Elizabeth 39 DeVilbiss, Caryn 234 De Vito, Jennifer 234 DeVries, Janet 24 De Vries, Mary 234 De Vries, Stephen DeWitt, Kirk Deyo, Deanna Deyo, Kelly 66 Dial, Douglas Diaz, Daniel 281 Dice, Robert 234 DiCesare, Daniel Dick, Jeff Dick, Lisa Dickson, Cheryl Diehl, Steven 56,175 Diller, Jeanine Dillinger, Amy Discher, Mark 43 Dittmer, Timothy Di Vall, Jeffrey Dixon, David 234 Dixon, Debra 77 Dixon, Christina 234,238 Dodds, Kerri Dodds, Michael Dodson, Michelle 54 Doebbeling, Brian Doepp, James Doerbaum, Timothy 64 Doiel, Patrick Doig, David 113,261 Dole, Mark Dombrofski, Mark Donaldson, Kimberly 234 Donaldson, Lauri Donnestad, Cynthia 58,59,234 Donnestad, Lorel Doud, Stephen 80 Dougherty, David 200 Doughty, Jonathan 52, 175, 234 Douglas, Dianne 83,158 Douglas, Lincoln Dowling, Sheri 52 Downing, Sandra 234 Drach, Laura Draper, Benjamin Dresdow, Robert 271 Drewry, Melinda 268,273 Dreyer, Deborah 52 Dubberly, Mary Duell, lan 177 Duff, John 175 Dugger, Kristin Duininck, Jodi Dukes, Thomas 25 DuMosch, Ingrid 57,110 Dunn, Katherine 234,273 Dunn, Margaret 273 Dunton, Susan Duttweiler, Rod 175,200,216 Dyer, Mary 54,110,159 Dykes, James Dykes, Tracy 272,281 Dyrness, Cheryl 58,59,110 Ee Eales, Jonathan Early, Steven 281 Earnest, David Eckberg, Karen 234 Ecklebarger, Chery] Ecklund, Carl Eckstrom, Julie Eddleman, Debra 234 Eddy, Jacalyn 234 Edgar, Charles 54 Ediger, Jay 175,271 Edmonds, Deborah 33,91,271 Edwards, Drew 64 Edwards, Jonathan 234 Edwards, Michelle Edwards, Monica 194 Edwards, Pamela Eggert, James 234 Eggert, Lynn Ehrenkrook, Randall 25 Eigsti, Elizabeth 30,271 Eitreim, Derek 177 Eklund, Bryan 177 Elam, Teryl 64 Elder, David 70 Elder, Eric 70 Elenbaas, Darcie 234 Elliott, Elizabeth Elliott, Sandra Ellsworth, Cynthia 110,234 Ellsworth, Sean Emigh, Thomas 64 Emison, William 25 Eng, Rebecca 271 Engelbrecht, Michael 71 English, Beth Engstrom, Heather 234 Engstrom, John 177 Engstrom, Thomas 68,104,177,264 Enstrom, Eric 71 Erickson, David 39,113,278 Erickson, Dawn 71 Erickson, Kathryn 268 Erickson, Ken Erickson, Markham 234 Erickson, Monique Erickson, Paul 169,234 Ericson, John 234 Erskine, Lisa Ertel, Dana Eschbach, Mark Eshelman, Erik 152 Estes, William 235 Evans, Betsy 235 Evans, Deborah Evans, Sharon 235 Ewert, Janet Ewing, Jennifer 110 F Fadel, James 235 Fahs, Aimee 80 Fairweather, Richard Falk, Elizabeth Falstad, Lisa Fandrich, Christina 235 Fann, Julie Farrell, David 235 Farrey, Kelly 235 Faulk, Richard Favino, Cora 76,261 Favino, Jim 175 Fawver, Michelle Feeck, Stephanie 235,273 Felske, Pamela Felske, Peter 177 Ferguson, Katharine 278 Ferguson, Marguerite 235 Fern, Marcia Ferraro, Timothy 235 Ferry, Dana 235 Ferwerda, Stephen Fiddler, Douglas 68 Fiddler, Thomas Fiedler, Andre Fights, Bonnie Finkbeiner, Steven 66 Fischer, Joan 235 Fisk, Tami 66 Fitzpatrick, Patrick 64 Fitzpatrick, Scott Flanagan, James Fletcher, Ken Flickinger, Holly 59,273 Flint, Kathy 235,273 Forsberg, Karen 24 Fortney, Lauren Fortune, Paul Foster, James Fountain, Lawrence 235,271 Foust, Aaron 175,235 Fox, Rick 76,175,260 Fox, Shannon Fracassi, Patricia 80 Francine, Schuyler Frank, Valarie Franklin, Amy 64,280 Franklin, Douglas Franklin, Hannah Frankus, Jennifer 162 Frederich, Virginia 56 Fredericks, Paul 169 Fredrickson, Susan 273,280 Freeman, James 276 Freeman, Patrick Freitag, Brandon 175,235 French, Kimberlee 110. Frey, Dave Frey, Ernest 175 Friesen, Henry 200,235 Friesen, Laurie 33,267 Frisch, Karen 83 Fritz, Kurt 175,235 Fritzeen, Curt 36,39 Fromke, Mark 235 Fugii, Marcia Fulghum, Brian 235 Fuller, Lisa 235 Funck, David 125,260 Fung, Kathryn 235 Furford, Barbra 64 Furman, Ben 175,235 Futrell, Brent Gg Gabor, Cathryn 80 Gabriele, Jonathan 235 Galanakis, Marina 273 Galbraith, Jennifer 235 Galenkamp, Amy 268 Galish, Lisa 71 Gallagher, Douglas Gallagher, Jennifer Gallagher, Judith Gallo, Michael 70,90 Gallo, Patrick 261,271 Gamez, Denise 33 Gant, Marialena 235 Gardner, Christina 235 Garduno, Rose Gardziella, Scott Garlick, Larry 83 Garrett, James 77,277 Garrett, Spencer Garrity, David 175,199 Gaskins, DeAnne 64 Gaston, Richard 235,260 Gathman, Jonathan 33 Gatza, Diane 235,273 Gawle, Shirley 235 Gay, Kelley Gearhart, Eric 235 Geels, Janice Gegner, Beth 57,281 Gegner, Joel 169, 235 Geiger, Janet 66 Geiger, Jeff 281 Geiger, Sarah Genet, Bradley Gennette, Steven George, Lisa 80 Gerdin, Brenda 280 Gergeni, Joseph Gerson, Michael Gibson, Carrie Gibson, Dee Gibson, Jeffrey 68 Gibson, Margaret Gick, Pamela 57,267 Giddens, Jacqueline Giebink, Michael Gieser, Julie Gieser, Susan 272 Gilchrest, Donald 76 Gillaspie, Pamela Ginn, David 25,273 Ginn, Gaylyn 281 Glenn, Sharon 39 Glick, Karla 276 Godfrey, Chris 281 Goetschius, Catherine 110,273 Goetschius, Gloria 110 Goetz, Patricia 235 Golladay, Amy 52 Golz, Jeffrey 235 Gongwer, John 77 Good, John Goon, Joyce 152,153 Goosie, Beau Gordon, Chery! Gordon, Rebecca 235 Gortner, David Gorton, Amy 268 Gorton, Dorothy Gorton, Edward 235 Gorton, Karen 54 Gorton, Wendy Gosling, Evelyn Gottheiner, Kim Gould, Darren Graham, Andrew 235 Graham Larry 66 Grant, Devon 66,200 Grant, Jennifer 236,273 Gray, Rebecca Green, Cindy 49,54 Green, David 54,177 Green, John Green, Rachael 236 Green, Shary| Greene, Anna Greene, Shirra 236 Greener, Kelli 179,236 Greener, Kristin 179,236 Greenhow, Stephen 200 Greenhow, Rachel 236 Greenman, Martha 273 Gregory, Lynn Grespan, Louis 277 Gretzinger, Otto 236 Gretzinger, Rose 43 Grider, Karen Griffin, Greg 236 Grimes, Gregory 30,33 Grimes, Valerie 236 Grimm, Rebecca 219,236 Groen, Paul 113,236 Groen, Karla 192,236 Grogan, James Grondahl, Carol Grondahl, Robert 236 Groop, Nina Grose, Paul 113 Gross, Dan 25 Grossenbach, Amy 271 Grossnickle, Byron Grove, David Grover, John Groves, Melissa 236 Gudz, Kenneth 64 Gulick, Kathleen 236 Gulick, Timothy Gulsvig, Gina 147 Gunderson, Dave Gunderson, Thomas 71 Gunn, Marisa Gunsteens, Lynn Gurley, Susan Gusick, Dawn Gustafson, Erik Gustafson, Kevin 73 Gustafson, Todd 74,113,278 Gwinn, Karen Hh Haase, Jeffrey 25 Hackendorf, Robert 236 Hafer, Carol Hagemann, Christopher 177 Hagfors, Rachel 280 Hagmann, Glenn Hahn, Julia 77,110 Haines, Pamela 236 Hale, Peter Haley, Jon 236 Hall, Mark Hall, Stephen Halverson, Jonathan Hamilton, David 33,113 Hamman, Julie Hamman, Steven 24 Hammond, Jolene Hamstra, Martha Hancock, Nathan 113,236 Hank, Mark Hanna, Andrea Hansemann, Lisa Hansler, Judy 63,171 Hansler, Patricia 236 Hanson, Hollis 236 Hanson, Valerie 236 Harbecke, Julie 60 Hardesty, Lori 236 Hardick, David Hargreaves, Jeffrey Harkness, Timothy Harmon, John 236 Harp, Kristina 236 Harrick, Anne 110 Harrington, Beth 59 Harris, Eric Harrison, Alan 270,281 Harrison, Christine Harrison, Paula 39 Harrison, Timothy 164 Harro, Clayton Harro, Theodore 236 Harvey, Leslie 268 Hass, Marie 236 Hastings, Amy 271 Hatlestad, Rebecca 236 Hauck, Mark 43,121 Haugen, Philip 74 Havenith, Karl Havens, Peter Hawkins, Carole 68 Hawkinson, Kamille 68,171 Hawkinson, Karmen 68,171 Hawthorne, James 177 Hay, John 200,236,264 Hazen, Carmel 55 Hedrick, Timothy 236 Heegaard, Franklin 280 Heerema, Julia Heimbach, John 80,113,280 Heines, Linda 145 Heinrich, Annette 40,154 Heinrich, Nancy 74 Hellick, Gary Helser, Jane Helseth, Anne 264 Helseth, Paul 83,177,264 Henderson, Daniel Henderson, Lisa Hendrickson, Mary Hendry, Brent Henning, Andrea 30,110 Henry, Joyce Henry, Vance Hernandez, Nancy 25 Herskind, Mark 177,236 Hess, Sarah 236 Heyer, Dietrich 55,169,200 Hibbs, Kathleen Hignite, Cynthia Hiler, John 307 Hiley, Paul 74 Hill Desiree 271 Hill, Troy 236 Hill, Valerie Hiller, David 236,260 Himes, Daniel 236 Himes, Kristin 236 Hinson, James Hinther, Dawn 236 Hinther, Marylouise 44,45 Hinz, Cassandra 236 Hirning, David 271 Hirt, Shawn 280 Hoag, David Hobbs, Leslie 268,273 Hoch, Brian Hodges, Julie Hoerle, David Hoffman, Michael 52 Hofinga, Phillip Hofstra, Kathleen Hokanson, Deborah 236,280 Holbert, Victor 113,236 Holbrook, SuAlyn Holdeman,Eric Holland, Stephen 175 Hollatz, Celia Holley, Jon Holley, Martha Holmbery, John 175,236,264 Holmberg, Mark 264 Holmgren, Elizabeth 179 Holmquist, Heidi 236,264 Holmsten, Renee 272 Holmstrom, Lisa 273 Holmsteen, Neil Hood, Jo-Anna 236 Hood, William 175 Hoogerheide, Pam 281 Hoover, Tina 236 Hopkins, Melody Hopler, Marcie 63 Hoppe, Nathan 260 Hopper, Jennifer Horne, Caroline Horst, Sandra 110,236 Hoskins, Sarah Hostetter, June Houlihan, John 74 Householder, Patrice 236 Houser, Jeffrey 74,113 Howard, Amy 110 Howard, Susan Howard, Timothy 56 Howell, Eric 68 Howell, Janine Hsieh, Jon 33,113 Hubbard, Thomas 175 Hubbell, Joan Hubertz, Elizabeth 40 Hudson, Jeffrey Hudson, Michael 152,236 Hudson, Susan 74 Huey, Kimberly 171 Huffman, Kelly 46 Huggins, Elizabeth 152,236 Hughes, Heather Huh, Jacob Huish, Jeffrey Huish, Susan 237 Hull, Leanne Hull, Lezlie Hultgren, Andrew 73,280 Hunt, Cynthia Hunt, Susan 171 Hurd, Glen Hurlburt, Byron Huseby, Matthew Idichandy, Usha IInisky, Michelle 80 Imes, Carol Imes, Judith 179,273 Innes, Margaret 237,273 Irby, Merita 40,110 . Ivester, Scott : 308 J Jackson, David Jackson, JoAnn 46 Jacobs, Cindy Jacobsen, Catherine 192 Jacobsen, Kevin 59,204 Jacobsen, Mark Jacobson, Lars 271 Jagt, Robert James, Benjamin James, Debra 55 James, Jeffrey 237 James, Lawrence 28 James, Todd Janowski, Thaddeus 237,280 Jeanette, Eileen Jeck, David Jeffords, Kelly 237 Jelsema, Vincent 237 Jensen, David 55,264 Jensen, Robin Jeppesen, Jane 60 Jessip, Sarah Jeter, Priscilla 83 Jim, Carolyn Joffrion, Susan 119,154 John, Derek 237 John, John 74,91 Johnson, Andrew Johnson, Bari 24 Johnson, Bradford Johnson, Chad 237 Johnson, Chris 237 Johnson, Clayton 238 Johnson, Darlene 273 Johnson, Elizabeth Johnson, Erin 42,273 Johnson, Jody 237 Johnson, Jule 237 Johnson, Karen 179,237 Johnson, Kevin 67,264 Johnson, Kimberly Ann 33 Johnson, Kimberly Sue Johnson, Kirsten 36,37,42 Johnson, Lyle 74 Johnson, Marla 80 Johnson, Scott Johnson, Sherry 237 Johnson, Zena 83 Johnston, Andrew 112 Johnston, James Johnston, Joel 177 Johnston, Susan 237 Joldersma, Marilyn 55 Jolliff, Kara Jones, Angela Jones, Dawn 80 Jones, Donald 46,175 Jones, Marilyn Jones, Monica Jones, Pamela 264,271 Joo, He Young 60 Jorden, James 46,175 Jorden, Kimberly Josephson, Jacki Joynson-Hicks, Emma 152 Julye, Ernestine 237 Jungkman, Steven Justice, Thomas 68,113,278 Kk Kaiser, Jonathan 237 Kaiser, Kathleen 76 Kanagy, Conrad 83 Kapp, Elizabeth 237 Karges, Elizabeth 264 Karlsen, Anne 40,110 Karsgaard, Paul 214 Kasper, Dagmar Kasper, Melissa 237 Kastein, Kurt Kay, David 67 Kay, James Kearley, Michael Keil, Charles 63,161,260 Keller, Andrew Keller, Joan Kelling, Sara 238 Kelso, Richard 175 Kem, David Kemna, Stephen 70 Kemp, Gina 192,238 Kemp, Sonja 68,192 Kemper, Richard Kencke, David 238 Kendall, Kelly Kennard, Shaun 46 Kennedy, Karen 238 Kennedy, Robin Kepp, Anne 60 Kerr, Colin 175,238 Kerr, Susan Kersey, Alan 70 Kersey, Kristin Kersey, Susan Kersey, Suzanne Keske, Brett Keske, Scott Kessler, Sherri Kettelson, Julie 276 Keylock, Rebecca Keylock, Todd 238 Keys, Debbie 59 Keys, Linda 76,119 Kidd, Rhona 152,153 Kilinski, Kathy Killough, Jeffrey 74 Kilmer, Martin 113 Kim, Charles Kim, Christine Kim, Helen Kim, Helen Sinae Kim, Julie 238 _Kim, Shin King, Gary 67 King, Karen 273 King, Mark 113,146 King, Seth 175,238 King, Stephen 105 Kingsbury, Bonny 46,273 Kingsbury, Robert 175,238 Kinne, Matthew 238 Kirberger, Elizabeth Kirchner, Terri Kirl, Kendra 238 Kirtley, David 28 Klaassen, Marilyn Kleidon, Kathy 238,280 Klein, Eric 238 Klein, Sonja Klein, Tanya 238 Kliewer, Rebecca Klopfenstein, Todd 238 Kluckow, Mark Klug, Christopher Klumpp, Karen 119 Knapp, Caroline Knechtle, David 113 Knipper, Brent 47 Knirk, Cindy Knoblock, Neal Knudsen, Steven 70 Knull, David 68,270 Kobayashi, Duane Koelikamp, Lorrie Kohn, Sarah Kolb, Deborah Kolvek, Susan Komarnicki, Joseph 153 Komarnicki, Todd Kondo, Teri 281 Konyha, Cherie 37,40 Kopf, Anita 271 Kott, Colleen 271 Kowalkowski, Amy Koyzis, Yvonne 30,110 Kraft, Sandra 30,110,269 Krahn, Steven 264,271 Krall, Michael 74 Kramer, Brooks 40,91 Kramer, Heather Kratzer, Lisa Krause, Cynthia 271 Kregness, Dawn 52 Kroese, Jill Kroger, David Krueger, Kraig Krueger, Matthew 200 Krueger, Paula Krueger, Timothy 271 Kruft, Kristin 196 Kruse, Pamela 59,77 Kucharsky, David 238 Kuhlmann, Jennifer 238,244 Kuhns, Connie 238 Kuipers, Saralynn Kunst, Jennifer Kurtz, Linda Kurz, Kimberly Kuykendall, Ronald Kwan, Sin-han 42 Ll La Borde, Jeanne 238,264 Lageschulte, James 238 Lagestee, Kristine 110,276 Lam, Nathanael 177,238 Lammers, Sarah Lamont, Elizabeth Lance, Thomas 30,33,271 Lancy, Hope 33 Landru, Paul 238 Lane, Christie Lane, Rebecca 238 Lapeyre, Mary Kay 58,59,110 Larsen, Timothy 238 Larson, Kathryn 28 Larson, Kenneth 264 Larson, Kevin 74 Larson, Leslie Larson, Margaret 238 Larson, Molly 238 Larson, Wendy 238 Latham, Rebecca 77 Lauber, David 175 Lauber, Daeborah Lawrie, Gretchen 238 Ledbetter, Paul Lee, Allan Lee, Deborah Lee, John Lee, Maurice Lee, Sonia Leffler, James 47 Lehman, Janice 67 Lehmann, Timothy Lehner, Timothy 70 Lehnherr, Lori 238 Lehr, Lisa 238 Leierer, Nanette 179,273 Leininger, Elisabeth 192,238 LeMaire, Marc Lenhart, Stephen 238 Leonard, Ashley Letsinger, Anne Leuenberger, Kim 238 Leung, David 238 LeVan, Jennifer Lewis, Beth Lewis, Mary 238 Libby, David 175,200 Liebrecht, Theresa Liechty, Heidi Liechty, Scott 28 Life, Heidi 238 Lin, Janet 81 Lin, Stephen Lind, Jennifer Lindberg, Cheryl Linden-Darrow, David Lindgren, Amy 171,239 Lindquist, Jeffery 28 Lindquist, Timothy 195,239 Lindquist, Todd 195 Lindsey, Lisa 58,59 Lingle, Scott Linker, Valerie Linton, Angela 52 Litteral, Daniel 113 Little, David 239,260 Little, Deborah Liversidge, Cecily Loewen, Elizabeth 73 Logan, James 260 Lohr, Grace Long, Heather Long, Michael 40 Long, Thomas Longenecker, Joseph 67 Lonngren, Suzanne 42 Lord, Karen 239 Lorello, Lynn 28 Losey, Wayne 239,260 Loveland, John Lowery, Todd 77 Lown, Andrea Lown, Margaret 24,278 Lucas, Daryl Luming, Angela 110,239 Lundgren, Laura Lush, Laura 239 Lyda, Mary Lynde, Charles 260 Lyons, Mark 239 Mm Macauley, Robert 195 MacDonald, Brian MacDonald, Mark 28,177 Macfadyen, Andrew 67,276 Macialek, Peter MacKay, Cathy MacKenzie, Kimberly 59,276 MacKenzie, Nancy 81,267 Mackey, Mary MacLean, Carolyn Mac Lean, Daryl 239 Maclellan, Christopher 74 MacPherson, Sara 239 Macy, Mark 69,200,270 Maddox, Kathleen Madsen, James 264 Madsen, Jennifer 192 Madsen, Neil Maduke, Merritt 239 Magalit, Joy Magnuson, Kevin 175,239 Mallon, Sandra Malone, Candace 271 Malstead, Raymond 239 Manges, Christine 239 Mangione, Dorothy Manley, Susan 110,239 Mann, Henrik 28 Maraj, Hamrajee Marbaker, Karen Maret, Esther Mariner, Rachel 239 Marion, Lori Markee, Laura 192,239 Markee, Taryn 37,64,271 Marsh, Susan 281 Marshall, Jonna 239 Martin, John 74 Martin, Jonathan 175,239 Martin, Samuel 239 Masluk, Linda Mason, Beverly 239 Masters, Connie Mathenia, Meredith 74,277 Mathers, John 47,120 Matson, Amy 77,171 Matson, Julia Matthews, Daniel 52 Mauriello, Robert 277 Max, Darla 120 Max, Derrick 239 Maxey, Eric 28 Maxey, Kristine 29 Maxwell, Elisabeth 49 May, Melissa 42,154 Maybee, Stephen 231 Mays, Christopher 239 McAllister, Kimberly McArthur, Debra 55 McArver, Ford 239 McCalla, Kathy McCallon, John 163,164 McCauley, William 239,271 Mc Clements, Timothy 177 McConaghie, Andrew 34,113,276 McConaghie, Joy 110,267 McConnell, Michelle McCoy, Christopher 239 McCoy, Heather 76,261,270 McCracken, Julie 37,40 McCullum, Russell 70 Mc Curdy, Mary McDaniel, Marcus 77,160 McDonald, Christine McDonald, Kathleen 52 McDowell, Brian 175 Mc Inney, Andrew 239 Mcintosh, Candace Mcintyre, Lane 113,144,270 McKenzie, John 29 McKenzie, Steven 200 McKinstry, Jane McLennan, Tassie 239 McLeRoy, Jeffrey 271 McMillan, Bethany McNeill, Timothy 277 McQuoid, Rebekah Mc Rae, Gretchen 69 McReynolds, Larry 36 McRoberts, Stephen 113,239,260 McSparin, Monique McSwain, Michelle 272 McWhinney,, John 113 Meadors, Edward 36,37,40,177 Mehlhaf, Tamara Meier, Kelly 239 Mellott, Donald 239 Meloon, Lisa 239 Menefee, John Mensik, Pamela 239,273 Merck, Hal Meredith, Cynthia Merrifield, Rebecca 239 Merrill, Sherri Mershon, Philip 113,269 Mertens, Mary Merwald, Katharine 60 Meyer, David 200 Meyer, Deborah 239 Meyer, Stephan Meyers, Doran 113,240 Mickelson, Kristin 240 Mikel, Pamela 64 Mikkelson, Mayda 240 Milbourne, Mark Miles, Katharine Milhous, Joy Miller, Andrea Miller, Barbara Miller, Beth Miller, Clay Miller, Dana 240 Miller, David Pierpont 177 Miller, David Ralph Miller, Gregg 74 Miller, Jill 110,269 Miller, Lesley 53 Miller, Lynne 240 Miller, Paul Miller, Rachel 120 Miller, Ronald 175,240 Milligan, Stephen Mills, Lori 56 Minnich, Joanna 81 Miraglia, Stephen 240 Mistele, Curtis 240 Mitchell, Joy 53,278 Mitsuyama, Ayako 56,278 Mittelberg, Gary Mlinar, Laureen 34 Mobley, Kenneth Mohr, Timothy 141,146,169 Molinaro, John Montgomery, Deborah 81 Montrose, Susan 53 Mooar, Lisa 240 Mooney, Virginia 240 Moore, John 175,240 Moore, Marisa 179,240 Moore, Sally 240 Moore, Scott Moran, Eileen 280 Morch, Scott 240,271 Morelli, Remo 175 Morgan, Daniel Morgan, John 47,120,124 Morgan, Laura Morgan, Michael 113 Morosco, Kathleen 240 Morrison, Gregory Morrison, Heather 240 Morrison, Robert Morrison, Robin 86 Morrow, Beth 81 Morse, Cynthia 53,280 Morse, Cynthia Louise 271 Morsk, Kathleen 29 Moscati, John 240 Mosher, Jonathan Motley, Joye Mott, Daniel Motz, William 56 Mouat, Laurette 81 Moul, Daniel Moxley, Diane 273 Moxley, Todd 74,169 Mozingo, Kathryn 240 Mueller, Alisa 24 Mullins, Philip Mullins, Robert 113,240 Murakami, Christine 156 Murphy,, Brian 65 Murphy, Todd 175 Murray, Brandon Murray, Timothy Muscente, John 81,278 Mushet, Kristin 240 Musil, Deborah Myers, Christopher Myers, Denise Myers, Elizabeth 110 Myers, Mark Myers, Mary Myhren, James 56,143 Nn Nagel, Danny 175 Nagel, Scott 240,264 Nagle, Faith 77 Nagy, Alexander 113 Nagy, Eleanor 77 Nasralla, Brian Naylor, Robin 34,271 Neal, Douglas Neeld, Michael 240,271 Neild, Julie Nelsen, Janice 53,270 Nelson, Andrew Nelson, Brenda 240 Nelson, Christine 47,192 Nelson, Donn 55 Nelson, Julie 86 Nelson, Kathleen 240 Nelson, Kirsten 240 Nelson, Rodney 240,264 Nelson, Scott 40,113 Nelson, Steve 29 Nethery, Jacqueline Netzel, Ronald 113 Neu, Robert 175 Neudahl, James Neven, Thomas 42,151 Newby, Sandra Newell, Jeff Newman, Chad 240,280 Newquist, Marcy 280 Nichols, Sally 60,92 Nichols, Thomas 69 Niederer, Nicole 271 Nilsson, Joanne Nilsson, Joel 240 Nimmo, Greg Nitzel, Grant 200 Nitzel, Scott 65,200 Nolan, Kevin Nona, Cheryl Norbeck, Janet Norbeck, Kristin 240 Norbeck, Randall 175,260 Nordlof, Laura 37,40,271 Nordstrom, John Nordstrom, Philip 113 Norman, Catherine North, William Nowell, Ashley Noyes, Sherry 110,240 Nunn, Leslie 110,269 Nussbaum, Thomas 175 Nystrom, Sheryl Oo Obendorf, Timothy 277 Ober, Daniel 65,200 Obert, Bradley 175 O'Bryan, Sheryl 58,59,76,261 O'Byrne, Bryan 240 Ochs, David Ochs, Kristen O'Dell, Robert Odom, Dan 240 Oeffner, Lori 69,271 Oestreicher, Mark Ohman, Rebekka 240,273 Okesson, Gregg 281 Oksnevad, Ellen Oldenburger, Kent 241 Oldfather, David 29 O'Leary, Elizabeth 60 Oliver, Troy Ollivant, Douglas 241 Olmsted, Dawn 29,151 Olsen, Cindy 241 Olsen, Eirik 160 Olsen, Gary Olsen, Glen 271 Olsen, Kent 241 Olsen, Leif 241,271 Olson, Bradley Olson, Eric Olson, Joy Olson, Mary 241 Olson, Renee 241 Olson, Sonja 280 Olson, Timothy 241,260 Olsson, Thomas 241 Olthoff, Jennifer O'Neal, Cassandra O'Neil, Jonathan 74 O'Neil, Stephen 169 O'Neill, Kathleen Ong, Dee Onstad, Dale 241 Onstad, David 65 Onufrock, Timothy 241 Onzick, Bonita 34 Oostdyk, Barbara 81,270 Orchard, Wendy 280 Ormesher, Martha 29,171 O'Rourke, Carrie 241 O'Rourke, Timothy Osborne, Julie Osowski, Patrick Oster, David 74 Oster, Leah 120,276 Ostermiller, Ann 110 Oswald, Linda 65 Ota, Caroline Ott, Gordon Ottoson, Marilyn 241 Owen, Michael Oyler, Randall 241 Pp Packer, Julie Padilla, Elisa Kyung Paek Page, John 177,86 Page, Lance 241 Page, Sharon 241 Pahn, John Palmer, David Palmer,Lori 280 Palms, Andrea 86,267 Panjwani, Andrea 86 Panjwani, Roberta Paras, Phillip 241 Parusgm Janet 53 Park, James 241,260,196 Parker, Christopher Parker, Edward 73 Parker, Randall Parlier, Randy 277 Parrish, Shannon 271 Parsch, John 75,264 Kristen Parsch 264 Patton, Carol Pavlicek, John Payne, Lisa 241 Payton, Jennifer 84,86 Payton, Maureen Peachey, Paul Pearson, Andrew 76 Pecora, Joan Pederson, Debra 40,75 Pederson, Elizabeth 280 Pederson, Jack Pedreira, Mark 36,37,169,40 Pedreira, Tracy Peeders, Gail 37 Peel, David 241,271 Peel, Jonathan 241,271,260 Pegg, Darleen 24,92 Pelo, David Penland, James 280 Pennant, Heather 67 Perry, Julie 53 Perry, Lyndon 47 Peterson, Amy Peterson, Debra 270 Peterson, Jonathan Peterson, Karlene 59,40 Peterson, Kevin Peterson, Kurt 113,241 Peterson, Tamara Peterson, Thomas 75 Petry, Kathy 69 Petter, David 241 Pfaff, Susan 241,273 Pfluf, Jodi 241 Phelps, Michael Phillips, Brian 58,59,60,260 Pickart, Kirsten 241 Pitts, Elizabeth 42 Planck, Victoria 47,270 Plummer, Dennis 281,276 Pochay, Chrystal 241 Poland, Christian 281 Polender, Russell 81,195 Polito, Ronald 47 Pollard, Brian Pope, Julia 241,264 Pope, Renee 241 Porch, Peggy Porter Juliana Pott, Jeffrey 73 Potter, Kathleen 75,270 Powell, Jonathan 75 Pramudji, Ari 241 Praschan, Laurel T5277, 27,270) Prentis, Samuel 175 Preston, Renee 273 Pribnow, Glee 110,47 Price, Mary 48 Priest, Elaine 241,192 Primuth, Jill 241 Primuth, Jonathan 75 Pudaite, Mary Pullen, Chris 241,271 Purdy, Kirk 86,279 Putrus, Michael Pyles, Heather Pyne, Brenda 272 Oq Quick, Alison 241,273 Quick, Jordan 75 Quick, Matthew 241 Quinn, Christopher 36 Quinn, Kathryn Rr Raimondi, Stephen Raisner, Glenn Ralph, Delores 119,273 Ramey, Robert Ramsland, Kristi 241 Rank, Joseph Rank, Paula Winchester 86 Rapelje, Pamela 105 Rasmussen, Kim 196 Rassi, Anthony 241 Rawson, Beth Ray, Donna 110 Reed, Marlin 241 Reed, Timothy Reedy, Sheryl 241 Reese, Jenny 241 Rehmel, Donald Reichart, Andrew Reid, Karen 241 Reifsnyder, Dwight Reiner, James 81,270 Reisler, Todd Reist, Tamara 272 Reitz, Howard 75,280 Reitz, Nathaniel Rench, Tamara Renfer, Kris Renville, James 241 Rexroth, Daniel 241,195 Reynolds, Bradley 241 Reynolds, Lauren 78,271 Rhoads, Paul 86 Ribbe, Robert Ribbe, Sandra 241 Ricchetti, Chris 241 Richard, Astrid 241 Richards, Carin Richards, Stephen 241 Ricker, Elizabeth 242 Riewald, Patricia 81 Rinehart, Michael Riner, Debra Ritchie, Mark 86,270 Ritke, Pamela 42,121 Rittgers, Ronald 175 Ro, David 242,271 Ro, Jonathan 113,242 Robbins, Kim 78 Roberts, Laura 55 Roberts, Richard 175 Robins, Christopher Robinson, Brian Robinson, Charlene Robinson, David Robinson, Mary Roche, Cindy Roder, Lisa 55 Roedel, Sheila Roetman, Victor 242,271 Rogers, Lisa Rogers, Todd 113,242 Rohart, Kelly 53,278 Rohart, Kerri 242 Rohrer, Steven 113 Roney, Howard 242 Ronka, Katharine 24 Roper, Jane 268,273 Roscoe, Renee 34,271 Rosenblad, Cynthia 242 Rosenblad, Karen Rosine, Cynthia 242 Ross, David 120 Ross, Heather 242 Ross, Kenton 70,270 Roth, Gretchen 273 Roth, Susan 34 Rothschild, Douglas Routh, Darlene Routh, Walter Rowell, Bruce 269 Rowen, Lisa Rowen, Pamela 268 Rowley, Russell Roxburgh, Cameron 177 Royer, Christopher 242 Rubow, Kristen Rubow, Rhonda 65 Ruch, Mark 81 Ruch, Stewart 242 Runner, Jennifer 34 Russell, Sarah Ruyle, Shannon 110 Ryan, Kelly 179,242 Ryan, Steve 175,242 Ryken, Philip 269,281 Rylander, Jeffrey 242 Rynearson, Elisabeth Ss Salem, Susan 242 309 Sallen, Jennifer 280 Salsman, Steven 81 Samide, Amy 242 Sams, Deborah Sand, Elizabeth Sanders, Jay 36,37,40 Sanders, Susan Santamaria, Frank Santos, Robert Saperstein, Andrew Sapp, Linda 278 Sauer, Laura Sausele, Elizabeth Sawyer, Dan Scales, Dale 73,75,175 Scales, Thomas 242 Scandrett, Joel 270 Schaafsma, Michael 242 Schaefer, Jean Schaffer, Jonathan 175,260 Schanker, Darin 177 Scharfe, Roslyn 242 Schauffele, Susan 242 Schieferle, Heather Schilling, Richard 78 Schimmels, Larry 42 Schiszik, Brenda 76 Schmidt, Elisabet Schmidt, Miriam Schmidt, Natalie Schmidt,Randy Schmidt, Randy(Robert) 242 Schmidt, Thomas 78,146,279 Schmitt, David 113,242 Schmitt, Dianna 242 Schmitt, Gina 242 Schmuckal, Susan Schneider, Erika 65,270 Schneider, Michael 113 Schneider, Susan 63,65 Schnyders, Kevin Schoen, Lynette 179 Schoenbeck, Paul 242 Schoonveld, Steven Schrag, Elizabeth 110,242,273 Schreiber, Jill 40,154,161 Schreiber, Stephen Schroeder, Mary Schroeder, Sarah 281 Schroeppel, Jean 35,270 Schry, Kristen 242 Schulz, Gayle 196 Schulz, Jill 242 Schuneman, Jennifer Schut, Michael 260 Schwab, Susan 243,264 Schwenk, Clarinda 243 Schwenk, John 44,48 Sconyers, Jimmy Scotch, Sarah 243 Scott, Alan 271 Scott, Anne Scott, James 78,175 Scott, John: 276 Scott, Jonathan Scott, Julia Scurlock, Chris 200 Seagren, Margo Seagren, Thomas 169 Searfoss, Kristin Searle, Daniel Secord, Lanita 110,222,243 Seeland, Carl 75 Seeland, Dan 75,175 Seeland, Elizabeth Seeland, Matthew 69,175 Seevers, Arlene Segervall, Linda 63 Sellars, Carol 55 Sellars, Connie Senior, Brent 67 Sension, Sherry Settlage, Diane Sevall, Cathryn 276 Sewall, Nancy 53,270 Sezonov, Timothy 177 Shaffer, Stephen 175 Shank, John Shannon, Stefanie 243 Shannon, Steven 66 Shaw, Jodi 82,171 Shedd, Helen 243 Shelow, Everett 243,271 Shelton, Kevin Shigematsu, Ken 243 Shine, Deborah 243 Shirley; David 264,269 Shirley, William 113,243,264 Shockley, Karen 243 310 Short, Andrea 243 Shuler, Scott 113 Shute, Laurie Shuttleworth, Laurel Sidebotham, Kimberly Siekerman, Amy 243 Siemens, Karen 82,110 Sikkema, Faith Simonds, Marilyn Simons, Daniel Simpson, James 175 Simpson, Mary 53 Sims, Danelle Siple, Jane 153 Sissing, Marc 75 Skillman, Anne Skinner, Donna Skytte, Kirsten 110,269.280 Slater, Kevin 264,276,277 Sledge, Stewart 69,113 Sleeth, Richard Sletten, Elizabeth Sletten, Chris 264 Sletten, Susan 243,264 Slevcove, Joel Sloane, Lynn 58,59 Sluys, Mark 42 Smart, Ellen 243 Smartt, Mary Smick, Deborah Smiley, Kim Smith, David K 35,271 Smith, David M Smith, Debra Smith, Eileen Smith, Heather 243 Smith, Jill Smith, Joel 243 Smith, Jonathan 243 Smith, Joseph Smith, Joy 67,110 Smith, Kari Smith, Kathleen Smith, Kimberly 29,270 Smith, Lisa 65,271 Smith, Marta 82 Smith, Rebekah 243 Smith, Stanton 78 Smoak, Jonathan 260 Smoak, Thomas 47,113 Snezek, Stephen 175 Snider, Anne 35 Snyder, Gwendelyn Snyder, Paul Soderdahl, Douglas Soderdahl, Heidi 243 Soerens, Michelle 47,270 Son, Sarah Sonheim, Stephen 153 Sonne, Jeffrey Sopron, Dawn 86,270 Sorenson, Kristen Sorenson, Robert Southward, Noel 113,276 Sowersby, Cheryl 272 Sowersby, Stephanie 82,270 Spannagle, Kristen Spanos, Jeffrey 113 Specht, Cheryl 78 Spencer, Wendy 243 Spiecker, Edward 169 Spiegelberg, William 82 Spoor, Mary 85,86 Spradley, Dan 281 Spradley, Gail 281 Spradley, Susanna 122,273 Sprunger, Douglas Spuck, Lisa 65 Spyker, Richard Squire, Elizabeth 243 Stabler, Saundra 146 Stackhouse, James Stafford, Brian Stafford, Cynthia Stafford, Marilyn 243 Stamm, Brian 55,200 Stanko, Robyn Stanley, Christine Stanley, Eric 243 Stanley, Paul 175 Starks, Julie Starkweather, David 175 Starr, Timothy 47,120 Statema, Yolanda 53 Steele, Geargia Steffens, Debbie 243 Steinberger, Micheal Steinle, Randall 177,204,243 Stenstrom, Peter Stenzel, Steven 243 Stern, Julie 192 Sternenberg, Paul 175 Sterner, Charles 243 Stevens, Beth 243 Stevenson, Josephine Stevenson, Sandra Stewart, Dawn 40 Stewart, Deborah Stewart, Jean 82 Stewart, Timothy Stirneman, Jon Stocks, Laura 243 Stoller, Bradley Stoller, Timothy Stolte, Joelyn Stone, Timothy 164 Stoner, Karen Thomas, Stoner Storrer, Sheila 47 Stowe, Lisa Strack, Daniel 113,243 Straube, David164 Strauch, Richard Strodel, Donna 53 Stroud, Dwayne 29 Stuart, Tamera Stubblebine, David 86 Stucki, David Stucki, Jon 65 Stucki, Marie 243 Stuelke, Rebecca 163,171 Su, Vivian Sudds, Andrew 271 Sullivan, Maria Sullivan, Virginia 49,171 Suorsa, Susan 35 Suttle, Bethenny 244,271 Sutton, Todd Suzuki, Paul Swanson, Amy 244 Swanson, Greg ‘Swanson, Jill Swanson, Lisa Swanson, Scott Swartz, Amy Sweatman, Paul 244 Sweatman, Stephen Sweazy, Jennifer 244 Sweeney, Douglas Sweet, Candace 47 Sweet, Jon Swope, Bradley 175,244 Swope, Gregory 75,175 Tt Tabbert, Susan Taber, GraceAnn Taggart, Wade 244 Tait, Stacey Tam, Man 244 Tamboer, Sheryl 163 Tan, Grace 40,152,281 Tangeman, Daniel Tanis, Beth 110 Tanis, Gail 244 Tappin, Marcia 110 Tatum, Toby 175 Taylor, Calvin Taylor, Diane 47 Taylor, Harrison Taylor, Holly 244 Taylor, Jeffrey 35 Taylor, Jenifer 40 Taylor, Kent 244 Taylor, Kerry 281 Taylor, Kirk 175 Taylor, Lara 244 Taylor, Laurinda 244 Teel, Paul 244 Templin, William 169 Tenniswood, David Tenniswood, Lynn 55 Terry, David 113 Teskey, Julie 67 Thesz, Jacqueline 60,273 Thielman, Nathan 260 Thomas, Janet 192 Thomas, Keith Louisa, Thomas, Thompson, Andrew 271 Thompson, Gregory 244 Thompson, Thomas Thorfeldt, Alison Thyberg, Stephen Tichian, Patrice 244 Titus, Leigh 120,273 Tobelmann, Jamie 244,271 Tobleman, Joy 276 Todd, James Todd, Thomas 260 Toft, Paul 75,277 Togami, Kreg 200 Tolleson, William 244 Tolson, Sonji 110,281 Tolve, Joy 159 Tomson, Stacy 244 Toombs Christopher 62,63 Torrence, Lee Anne Toth, Brian 244 Townsend, Steven 244,175,205 Trampe, Curtis 175 Trapp, Gregory Trapp, Jaime 244 Trapp, Jennifer 244,192 Treadwell, David Trexler, Lisa Tucker, David Turner, David Turner, Kyla 171,244 Turpen, Christopher 82 Twiest, Wendy 60 Uu Upchurch, April 192 Urback, Julie 244,273 Urbanowicz, Todd Vo Van Broekhoven, Gretchen Van Camp, Carmen 278 Vance, Ray 73 Van Curler, Cindy 244 Van Curler, Kimberly Va nden Broek, Kathy 78,196 VanderArk, Kimberly 244 Vanderpool, Sue Ann Van Dyke, Jeffrey 78 Van Heest, Roland 75 Van Horn, Kim 169,55 Van Ness, John 244 Van Ness, Rebecca VanOmmeran, Doug 56,269 Varughese, Susha Vaughan, Steven 260 Verbic, Susan 47 VerHoef, Wendy 69 Vessey, Ann 264 Vessey, John 82,264 Viers, Christopher Vilanova, Jose Vincent, Alex Visser, Sandra Voges, Randal 245 Volk, Kathy Volk, Kimberly Volle, Joel Von Rosenberg, John 245 Voorhorst, Susan 245 Vosler, Leigh Ww Wadman, Scott Wagley, Lois 245 Wagner, Steven Wahlbeck, Elizabeth 69 Wakefield, Steven Waldee, Timothy Walden, Rachael Walhout, Lynne Walker, David Walker, Debra 245 Walker, Nancy Walker, Philip Walker, Rohani 59 Wall, Douglas 48 Wall, Julie 245,240 Wallace, Brenda Wallace, Lucinda 245 Wallen, John 260 Wallin Kara Walls, Julie 69 Waltar, Douglas 42,278 Walter, Blakely Walter,Celestia 245 Walthall, Amy Walton, Lisa Wang, Elizabeth 273 Wang, Helen Wang, Rebecca 245 Wank, Thomas Ward, Charles Ward, Elisabeth 245 Ward, Paula Warel, Jennifer 245 Warner, Tyson Warr, Kevin Wasson, Amy 60 Wathen, Maria Watkins, Bruce 118,47,113 Watson, Kathleen 86 Wayland, Cynthia 85,271 Wayman, Paul 245 Weaver, Caroline 271 Weber, Karen Weicht, Grant Weinstein, Amy Weissing, David 67 Welde, Charlene Welde, Sharon 245 Welles, Ruth 245 Wells, David 245,29,271 Wells, David Scott Wenck, Lisette 110 Wenck Lori, 53,280 Wendel, Faith bendell, Sara 245 Wentz, Holly 171 Wenzlaff, Elizabeth Werner, Elisabeth Wertz, Rebecca 268 Wertz, Robert West, Anita 245,271 West, Blair 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Pears ong ee ee a P bag en ak Paine ts 338 339 340 341 342 GALLERY PHOTO CREDITS Joe Komarnicki 342a,343b Mike Hudson 336b,337,342b Steve Sonheim 32953307801 302 630,054,039; 3364,338,339,340,341,343a I | 343 It’s been a year of experiencing the unknown. In the world, there have been several airplane i hijacks, crashes, the shuttle explosion, the Mexico City earthquake, Khadafi's attacks, the American retaliation ... 1985-86 will not be easily forgotten. Try looking at the world around you with different eyes. Let the visual images of TOWER soak in. Remember those campus issues? The questioning of the pledge (the Swinefest), the realistic and i thought — provoking selections of movies, the construction of the Blanchard Plaza, and the reconstruction of Blanchard Hall, the issue of administrative communication with students and faculty staff, especially in the resignation of Dr. Bragg, and the effort to bridge cultures, bringing us to world awareness .... The editor's task is not simple. Together with Becky and Steve, I learnt more about communicating, and about people. This yearbook is about people, the little people and the big people. And it’s hard to decide who the important people are, that they should be in the yearbook. I make no apologies, just enjoy and remember the year of ’85-'86. Life would be boring without people. Thank you, if Becky and Steve for your insistence on communication, and creative ideas il Rhona and Becky Wertz you were Godsends, and your commitment invaluable ! Mo you gave me faith in our immense task the SG and RECORD telephone operators us, Jonathan you re a financial wiz and especially to Kim for your support, love and encouragement, I can only return mine Thanks also to Tim, Dr. Nelson, Dr. Baumgaertner, the TOWER staff for your time and energy, if and to those many unnamed Wheaties you give Wheaton its identity. Bice Contributing photographers: Tim Coleman, Amy Dillinger, Martha Miles, Fitz Stewart, Grace Tan, Becky West who always sought Steve out for Summer section photos contributed by participants _ Color printing by Photochrome Prints Inc., Augustchrome Prints, and Steve Sonheim Class photos by Marshall's Photographers Cover d esign by Denise Myers Divider headlines by Becky West Divider designs by Grace Tan Typeset: Optima and Caledonia Italics Press run: 2525 copies Trivia question: Do you know where the yearbook office is? 344 = RE AINA NIE A pe RE SS i t apie oes Se aoe ee es ue t if