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A  Face  for  All  Seasons 


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1.  Michele  Stacey-Doyle  takes  her  media  ethics  class 
outdoors  on  a  warm  spring  day.  2.  Bogie  (Paul  Wessle- 
man)  plans  to  take  a  ride  in  the  homecoming  parade.  3. 
Kelli  Nickel  pledges  Gamma  Sigma  Sigma  spring  se- 
mester. 4.  Brent  Gordon  and  Janet  Casey  watch  an 
intramural  softball  game  on  a  cool  spring  day.  5. 
Friends  get  a  pick-up  softball  game  going  to  beat 
spring  fever.  6.  Sara  Austin  and  Artie  VanGampler 
enjoy  a  snow  day  off  school.  7.  Tilman  Ashmore  tees 
off  on  the  ice  that  melted  quickly  on  a  very  warm  day 
in  late  winter.  8.  Sheri  Boehm  tries  to  stay  warm  at 
softball  practice  in  late  winter. 


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Introducing  new  students  to  the  McKendree 
campus  and  all  that  it  offers  is  the  main  goal  of 
the  New  Student  Orientation  (NSO)  Staff. 
Activities  include  campus  tours,  group  discus- 
sions, meetings  with  faculty,  'Games  McKen- 
dree People  Play,*  (pictured  on  this  page)  and 
the  NSO  dance.  On  the  final  day  students  can 
go  to  Six  Flags  for  a  day  of  fun  before  the 
semester  begins. 


President 
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David  Ahola,  Professor  of  Political  Science 


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Patrick  Folk,  Professor  of  History 


Above  —  William  Haskins,  Assoc.  Profes- 
sor of  Speech;  Middle  —  Donald  Hoist, 
Professor  of  Education;  above  right  — 
Marilyn  Huxford,  Assoc.  Professor  of 

Criminal  Justice. 


Top  Left  to  right  —  Richard  McGuire,  Associate  Professor  of  Biology;  Bonnie  Moe,  Assistant 
Professor  of  Accounting;  Fred  Underwood,  Assistant  Professor  of  Computer  Science;  Middle  Left 
—  to  right  —  David  Ottinger,  Assistant  Professor  of  Art;  Marcia  Popp,  Assistant  Professor  of 
Education. 


Middle  right  —  Sister  Gabrielle  Rowe.  Associate  Professor  of  English;  Below  —  left  to  right  — 
Michele  Stacey-Doyle.  Assistant  Professor  of  English;  Harry  Statham,  Director  of  Athletics; 
James  Watt,  Assistant  Professor  of  Management  and  Marketing. 


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The  majority  of  McKendree*s  full-time  faculty  members  hold  terminal  degrees. 
Some  specialized  courses  are  taught  by  part-time  faculty  members,  who  lend  their 
expertise  in  various  one-month  and  one-semester  programs.  The  student-teacher 
ratio  is  15:1;  the  average  class  size  is  20.  All  full-time  faculty  members  are  trained  in 
academic  counseling  and  advising.  Faculty  members  also  sponsor  and  participate  in 
various  student  organizations  and  activities. 


Nancy  Ypma  —  Asst.  Prof,  of  Music 


Administration  &  Staff 


Above  —  Sue  Corden,  Liz  Dycus.  Doug  Stotter,  Karen  Denton,  Jan  Mallrich,  Admissions  Staff;       Above  —  Lindy  Backues,  Campus  Chaplain;  Be- 
Below  —  Members  of  the  faculty  enjoy  graduation.  low  —  Debbie  Bohnenstiehl,  Secretary  to  the  Reg- 
istrar. 


Top  row  —  left  to  right  —  Brian  Cullen,  Maintenance;  Kenneth  Dean.  Doug  Dennison, 
Director  of  Public  Relations;  Mickey  Dobbins,  Director  of  Marketing;  Dr.  Ed  Glowatski,  Vice- 
President  of  Institutional  Advancement;  Sue  Froding,  Maintenance;  Frank  Grandfield.  Direc- 
tor of  Financial  Aid;  Elaine  Henderson.  Administrative  Assistant  to  the  President;  Elva  Hines, 
Registrar  and  Assistant  Dean;  Les  Howard,  Operations  Manager. 


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Top  left  —  left  to  right  —  Annette  Hug.  Secretary 
to  V.P.  for  Institutional  Advancement;  Susan 
Jones.  Secretary  to  the  Dean  of  Students;  Stanley 
Osterhage.  Vice-president  for  financial  affairs;  Dr. 
Emeral  Owen,  Interim  Dean  of  the  College;  My- 
ron Reese,  Assoc.  Dean  of  the  College;  Todd  Reyn- 
olds. Dean  of  Students,  Gene  Tauer.  Admissions; 
Jane  Weingartner.  Director  of  Development;  Ken 
Wiseman,  Security;  Donna  Wood.  Assistant  Coor- 
dinator of  Financial  Aid;  Judy  Woodruff.  Assoc. 
Director  of  Development. 


Class  of  '89 


Arthur  J.  Ballantini 

Centralia,  IL 
Public  Administration 


Judy  1.  Baker 

Lebanon,  IL 

Business  Administration 


Patrick  A.  Barry 
St.  Louis,  MO 
Public  Relations 


Michael  E.  Bejos 

Belmopan,  Belize, 

C.  America 

Psychology/ Bus.  Ad. 


Annette  R.  Bochantin 
Du  Bois,  IL 

Marketing/Business  Ad. 


John  David  Bovinette 

Belleville,  IL 

Business  Administration 


Jeffrey  Wayne  Bowen 

Pawnee,  IL 

Religious  Studies 


Deborah  Ann  Butts 

Belleville.  IL 

Psychology 


Robert  A.  Cooley 
Marion,  IL 
Psychology 


John  William  Cooper 

Fairview  Heights,  IL 

Business  Administration 


Lori  Ann  Cummins 

Lebanon,  IL 

Business  Ad. /Marketing 


Naomi  R.  Davidson 
Sparta,  IL 

Physical  Education 


Kerry  L.  Fangmeyer 

Fairview  Heights,  IL 

English 


Stephanie  Kay  Fisher 

Belleville,  IL 

Management/ Marketing 


Thomas  J.  Forsyth 

Mascoutah,  IL 
Comp.  Science/ Bus. 


Michael  Joseph  Frey 

Freeburg,  IL 

Math 


Suzanne  L.  Hacking 

Edwardsville,  IL 
Religion/Psychology 


William  Jeffrey  Hurst 

St.  Jacob,  IL 

Religious  Studies 


Steven  Mark  Jacobs 

Belleville.  IL 

Biology 


Amber  J.  Katich 

Bunker  Hill,  IL 

Elementary  Education 


Michael  Lee  Kirkpatrick 

New  Athens,  IL 

Marketing/ Bus.  Administration 


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Kelly  J.  Koisher 

Highland.  IL 

Elementary  Education 


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Sandra  K.  Kunz 

Smithton,  IL 

Physical  Education 


Scott  A.  Larsen 
O'Fallon.  IL 
Management 


Rita  Diane  Ledeker 

Olney,  IL 

Management 


JoAnn  Lett 

Belleville,  IL 

Accounting/Bus.  Ad. 


Robin  M.  Maloney 

Waterford,  N.Y. 

Psych. /Criminal  Just. 


Matt  J.  MacLaughlin 
Granite  City,  IL 

Accounting 


Janice  E.  McAteer 
Fairview  Heights,  IL 
Elementary  Education 


Deborah  S.  Muskopf 

Millstadt,  IL 
Biology/  Psychology 


Amy  Jo  Pickering 
Galatia,  IL 
Marketing 


Paula  Kay  Reeb 

Fairview  Heights,  IL 

Accounting 


Mark  Allen  Reinholz 

St.  Louis,  MO 

Management/  Marketing 


Jane  E.  Rcnner 

Belleville,  IL 

Speech  Communication 


Linda  K.  Rickard 

Millstadt,  IL 

Accounting/Bus.  Ad. 


Carol  Marie  Rickert 

Belleville,  IL 
Accounting/Bus.  Ad. 


Lori  Ann  Spencer 

New  Baden,  IL 

business  Administration 


Jeffrey  David  Sommers 

Belleville,  IL 

Marketing 


Ise  Renee  Sooter 

Belleville,  IL 

Elementary  Education 


Anne  M.  Stallings 

Fairview  Heights,  IL 

English 


Kathleen  T.  Terschuse 

Belleville,  IL 
Elementary  Education 


Mark  D.  Terveer 

Mascoutah,  IL 

Criminal  Justice 


Lori  A.  Trumbo 

Centralia,  IL 
Public  Relations 


Glen  A.  Vangampler 

Carmi,  IL 

Computer  Science 


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Paula  Marie  Vinica 
OTallon,  IL 
Accounting 


Paul  Thomas  Wesselmann 

Carbondale,  IL 

Psychology 


Brooke  L.  Wharton 

Altamont,  IL 
Accounting/Bus.  Ad. 


Debra  A.  Whitfield 
Belleville,  IL 

Marketing/ Management 


Teresa  M.  Whitworth 

Freeburg,  IL 
Biology/Secondary  Ed. 


Darren  L.  Wilkinson 
Harvard,  IL 

Marketing 


Sharon  Rae  Wilke 

St.  Rose,  IL 

Elementary  Education 


Donna  J.  Wood 

Lebanon,  IL 

Business  Administration 


Class  of  '90 


Shari  L.  Hasenstab 


Jessica  A.  Joiner 


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Laura  M.  Kelemetc 


Greg  L.  Kidd 


Laurie  A.  Kolar 


Renee  M.  Korves 


Carla  Jean  Maxwell 


Jennifer  Ann  May 


Michelle  M.  Mersinger 


Kimbcrly  J.  Miller 


Sheryl  A.  Morgan 


Thomas  E.  O'Connor 


Audrey  F.  Pannier 


Sherry  Lee  Prather 


Laura  Ann  Robison 


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Ptosha  Y.  Rockingham 


Donald  J.  Ruble 


Neda  K.  Sanders 


Patricia  E.  Scaturro 


Kelly  A.  Scott 


Rebekah  A.  Shryock 


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Janet  E.  Casey 


Tina  D.  Gilkerson 


Jacqueline  R.  Cummings 


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Dymphna  M.  D'Agostino 


Craig  A.  Dobsch 


Donnell  R.  Deien 


Cathy  W.  Heuman 


Chris  A.  Honnold 


Kelli  D.  Jackson 


Holly  A.  McQuaide 


Patrick  J.  McGarritv 


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Michelle  A.  Poston 


Raymond  D.  Radae 


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Shelly  L.  Renth 


Peggy  Sue  Steele 


Adrienne  Y.  Stewart 


Rosalie  M.  Wand 


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Shari  Ann  Campbe 


Julie  Ann  Chandler 


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Patricia  E.  Dorrough 


Jodi  N.  Edgar 


Randal  D.  Foss 


Ann  Marie  Huelsmann 


Martonia  M.  Hutt 


Lisa  M.  Izquicrdo 


Kimberly  K.  Melton 


Jennifer  L.  Mitche 


Diana  Lynn  Needham 


Kristin  D.  Prichard 


Laurel  Ann  Repinski 


Angie  M.  Reider 


James  L.  Smith 


Libbv  Ann  Smith 


Michelle  D.  Thomeczek 


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FRATERNATIES 


FRIENDS 


CONVOCATION 


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ORGANIZATIONS 


SIGMA  ZETA 


BLT 


RESIDENCE  LIFE 


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FUN  i  MODEL  UNITED  NATIONS 


SORORITIES 


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PROGRAMMING  BOARD 


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Residence  Life 


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assistants,  and  students  in  the  suites,  have  a  night  out  at 
llardo  Mexican  Restaurant  in  Fairview  Heights. 


The  residence  life  staff  is  headed  by  Steve 
Deckard.  The  staff  itself  consists  of  two 
residence  directors,  and  eleven  residence 
assistants.  One  male  and  one  female  serve 
as  the  residence  directors.  The  female  resi- 
dence director  resides  in  Barnett  hall,  and 
the  male  resides  in  the  McKendree  suites. 
The  residence  assistants  are  made  up  of  stu- 
dents that  apply  for  the  position  each  se- 
mester. The  residence  assistants  reside  in 
the  dorm  with  the  other  students.  One  resi- 
dence assistant  is  on  each  floor  of  each 
dorm,  and  one  assistant  lives  on  each  end  of 
the  suites.  Resident  assistants  help  with 
New  Student  Orientation,  plan  activities 
for  students,  enforce  rules,  and  provide  sup- 
port. 


Fall  semester  1988 
and  Leon  Stallard. 


Resident  Directors  —  Lori  Goodwin 


Assistants  —  Tillman  Ashmore,  Mike  Bejos.  kristi 
McQuade.  Cindy  Porter,  Julie  Purcell,  Neda  Sanders,  Patti 
Scatturo,  Mark  Terveer,  Paul  Wesselman,  Brooke  Wharton, 
and  Kady  Zeisset. 

Spring  semester  1 989  —  Resident  Directors  —  Lori  Goodwin 
and  Paul  Wesselman.  Assistants  —  Tillman  Ashmore,  Chad 
Brown,  Deb  Christy,  Edith  Davis,  Chris  Honold,  Sarah 
McCall,  Kristi  McQuade,  Tony  Neaville,  Cindy  Porter,  Neda 
Sanders,  Mark  Terveer,  and  Kady  Zeisset. 


Resident  Director.  Lori  Goodwin. 


STUDENT  GOVERNMENT  ASSOCIATION 


The  Student  Government  Association 
has  done  a  variety  of  items  during  the 
1988-1989  school  year.  They  have  held 
Freshman  elections,  promoted  the 
League  of  Women  Voters,  helped  get  the 
News  Democrat  back  on  campus,  helped 
get  a  geography  class,  looked  into  ex- 
tending the  library  hours,  helped  get 
Coke  on  campus,  looked  into  renovating 
Deneen,  and  many  more  items. 


The  Student  Government  Senators  for  the  1988-1989 
school  year  included:  Amy  Blackburn,  Scott  Leach,  Brian 
Frederking,  Kristin  Prichard,  Anne  Pfitzner,  Tom  O'Con- 
nor, Janet  Casey,  Ptosha  Rockingham,  Tim  Maloney, 
Kristy  McQuade,  Christine  Addison,  Tillman  Ashmore, 
Donnelle  Deine,  Kent  Coultas  and  Frank  Brello.  The  Ju- 
dicial Board  included:  Beth  Heinemann,  George  Wyress, 
Theresa  Whitworth,  Carla  Hammersley,  Kim  Melton, 
Jeff  Wingate,  and  Randy  Faust.  The  Executive  Board 
members  included:  Tom  Forsyth  —  President,  Artive 
Vangampler  —  Vice  President,  Brian  Hilgert  —  Student 
Activities  Chairperson,  Joel  Hastings  —  Treasurer,  Vicki 
Von  Hatten  —  Secretary,  and  Judy  Baker  —  Student 
Counselor 


BUSINESS  LEADERS  OF  TOMORROW 


The  Business  Leaders  of  Tomorrow  offi- 
cers for  the  1989  school  year  were:  Bill 
Cooper  —  President,  Mike  Kirkpatrick 
-  Vice  President,  Rosalie  Wand  - 
Secretary,  Laura  Kelemetc  —  Treasur- 


Business  Leaders  of  Tomorrow,  commonly  referred  to  as 
"BLT"  was  started  on  campus  two  years  ago.  The  club  is 
open  to  all  students  who  are  majoring  in  any  area  of 
business,  or  those  students  who  are  currently  enrolled  in  a 
business  class.  Some  of  the  club's  activities  include  having 
guest  speakers  and  taking  tours  of  area  businesses.  The 
Mentor  Program  where  students  were  matched  with 
McKendree  Alumni  was  also  very  successful.  The  group  is 
also  planning  a  job  Fair  for  the  Fall  1989  semester. 


The  McKendree  Review 


1st  row  —  Jacki  Bugg,  Rosalie  Wand.  Kristi  McQuade.  2nd  row  —  Michele  Stacey-Doyle  (advisor), 
Chris  Albrecht,  Nixie  McKinzie.  Jodi  Edgar.  3rd  row  —  Chad  Merryman.  Kim  Miller.  Cindy  Zerbst, 
Michelle  Nettemeyer,  Kristin  Pritchard,  Anne  Pfitzner.  4th  row  —  Laurie  Kolar.  Ptosha  Rocking- 
ham (editor),  Tina  Gilkerson.  and  Tom  O'Connor. 


The  1988-89  school  year  was  a  year  of  change  for  the  McKendree  Review. 
Junior  Ptosha  Rockingham  took  over  the  post  of  editor  mid-semester  from 
junior,  Brian  Frederking.  The  size  of  the  Review  staff  tripled  from  the 
1987-88  school  year,  allowing  the  bi-monthly  publication  to  expand  to  12- 
page  issues.  The  staff  this  year  also  had  the  advantage  of  using  a  desk-top 
publishing  system  purchased  by  the  school.  Under  the  guidance  of  business 
managers  pat  Barry.  Tina  Gilkerson,  and  Kim  Miller,  the  advertising  rev- 
enues of  the  paper  grew  nearly  lOO^c.  All  of  these  changes  added  up  to  a 
greatly  improved  McKendree  Review, 


The  McKendrean 


Kelly  Scott  —  editor 


Carol  Friedland  —  Co-editor  &  Jennifer  May  —  staff  assistant 


The  1988-89  McKendrean  staff  was  truly  challenged.  This  year's  staff  worked 
hard  to  meet  deadlines,  although  it  seemed  there  was  more  work  than  the  staff 
could  handle.  One  limitation  the  staff  encountered  is  the  size  of  the  book.  McKen- 
dree  is  under  a  contract  that  limits  the  book  to  100  pages.  This  year's  staff  worked 
on  changing  this  stipulation  to  increase  the  size  of  the  book  for  next  year.  The 
staff  also  went  through  the  admissions  office  to  get  the  names  of  incoming 
students  that  expressed  an  interest  in  working  on  the  book.  Editor  Kelly  Scott  and 
co-editor  Carol  Friedland  plan  to  share  the  position  next  year  as  co-editors,  and 
they  are  definitely  hoping  for  a  larger  staff. 


McKENDREE  CHOIR 


(Back  row)  L  to  R  —  Thomas  Forsyth,  Ed  Endsley,  Stephen  Wright,  Debra  Avery  (Second  row)  —  Kelly  Strong,  Peggy  Steele,  Elizabeth  Leland, 
Michele  Bailey,  Christine  Westfall,  Theresa  Kentch  (Front  row)  —  Adrienne  Stewart,  Yolanda  Beal,  Spring  Norman,  Cathy  Newman,  Jessica  Joiner. 
Samantha  Obernier,  Tami  Baum,  Joy  Chua,  Dr.  Nancy  Ypma  (Not  Pictured)  —  Dedria  Crawley.  Audrey  Nicholson,  Scott  Larsen,  Lynn  Mallrich, 
Elaine  Turner,  Kim  Campbell,  Laurel  McKean,  Jacque  Cummings,  Becky,  Julie  Voss,  Sam  Howard,  and  Ron  Newman 

RESIDENCE  HALL  ASSOCIATION 


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(Back  row)  L  to  R  —  Kier  Riemersma,  Carrie  Woods,  Mike  Kirkpatnck,  Louis  Frich.  (Front  row)  —  Annette  Neal,  Janet 
Casey,  Pam  Morrison,  Patricia  Dorrough,  Mary  Beth  Harres,  and  Susan  Lynch 


PROGRAMMING  BOARD 


The  1989  Programming  Board  members 
are:  Lillian  DeLaRosa,  Laura  Kelemetc. 
Marybeth  Harris,  Michelle  Poston, 
Laurel  Repinski,  Sheri  Boehm,  Tony 
Nevill,  Louie  Frick,  Scott  Leach,  Dee 
Ware  and  Mike  Kirkpatrick 


The  Programming  Board  has  sponsored  many  different 
activities  on  campus  during  the  1988-1989  school  year. 
Programming  Board  begins  the  year  with  entertainment 
during  New  Student  Orientation.  During  Homecoming 
Week  the  Programming  Board  sponsored  a  variety  of  ac- 
tivities including  Carl  Rosen,  a  singer,  Craig  Karges,  a 
mentalist,  a  Victorian  Photographer  and  the  Homecom- 
ing dinner  an  dance  at  Augustine's  featuring  KY98  Lance 
Hildebrand.  After  vacation,  the  members  sponsored  a 
welcome  back  dance  featuring  London  USA.  During  the 
spring  semester,  students  were  entertained  by  a  variety  of 
singers  and  a  ventriloquist.  Programming  Board  ends  the 
school  year  with  the  all  school  picnic  featuring  comedians, 
singers,  and  novelty  acts.  This  year  Programming  Board 
also  offered  students  an  opportunity  to  see  all  the  latest 
films  in  a  film  series  every  Monday  in  February. 


THE  HISTORY  CLUB 


The  History  club  is  a  newly  formed  club  on 
the  McKendree  campus.  The  1989  mem- 
bers are:  front  row  —  Becky  Shryock,  Pat 
McGarrity,  Dr.  Pat  Folk,  and  Kerry  Fang- 
meyer.  back  row  —  Dr.  Halfond,  Tim  Lew- 
is, Brian  Frederking,  and  Mark  Causey. 


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Above  L  to  R  —  Kevin  Decker,  Jacque  Cummings,  Brian  Frederking,  Kelly  Strong,  Dawn  Elmore,  Janet  Casey,  Steve  Wright, 
Sarah  McCall,  Chad  Merryman,  Martin  Quirk  (Not  pictured)  —  Jennifer  May,  Amy  Blackburn  Below  L  to  R  —  Dr.  Todd 
Reynolds,  Dr.  William  Haskins,  Mr.  Halfond,  Dr.  Ahola,  Dr.  Folk 


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Alpha  Phi  Omega 


1st  row:  Julie  Pates,  Tammy  Schilling,  Deborah  Muskopf,  Bob  Luetkenhaus;  2nd  row:  Cindy  Glaze,  Jennifer  May,  Jacque  Cummings,  Dawn  Burden,  Renee 
Korves. 


Alpha  Phi  Omega  has  been  in  existence  on 
the  McKendree  College  campus  since 
1972.  APO  is  the  only  national  fraternity 
on  campus  and  has  an  emphasis  on  both 
service  and  social  activities.  Once  again, 
APO  organized  a  blood  drive  at  McKen- 
dree. APO  also  organized  a  dance  featuring 
alternative  music  as  well  as  entering  a  float 
in  the  homecoming  parade. 


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ALPHA  OMEGA 


1st  row:  Sue  Gilmer,  Lori  Spencer,  Rosalie  Wand.  Shari  Hasenstab;  2nd  row:  Lynn  Mallnch,  Gayna  Turnipseed,  Janet  Casey,  April  Faulk,  Advisor  -  Jil 
Weil;  3rd  row:  Laura  LeSar,  Julie  Netemeyer,  Jane  Renner,  Carla  Mazwell,  Laurie  Kolar,  Mary  Jo  Allen,  Annette  Bochantin. 


Alpha  Omega  led  by  President,  Lori  Spen- 
cer, participated  in  a  variety  of  activities 
this  year.  This  year  AO  bought  a  subscrip- 
tion to  the  Belleville  News  Democrat  for 
students  at  Lebanon  Grade  school.  The  pa- 
pers can  assist  the  teachers  in  instructing 
the  students  on  current  events  as  well  as  a 
variety  of  projects.  AO  had  their  annual  car 
wash  in  the  spring  and  their  annual  alumni 
dance.  AO  also  participated  in  intramurals 
and  the  "All  Greek"  float  trip.  In  the 
spring,  AO  welcomed  five  new  actives  to 
the  group;  Tracee  Franklin,  Kristy  McK.ee. 
Shelly  Nettemeyer,  Laurel  Repinski,  and 
Cindy  Wachtel. 


Gamma  Sigma  Sigma 


1st  row:  Sheri  Boehm,  Carol  Friedland.  Bernadette  Shields.  Adrienne  Stewart.  Jacki  Bugg.  Michelle  Mersinger.  Nicole  Wear:  2nd  row:  Cindy  Zerbst. 
Tish  Kettler.  Chris  Morrison.  Anissa  Jones.  Kristi  McQuade.  Julie  Purcell.  Lisa  Walker.  Kelli  Jackson.  Chris  Albrecht.  Debbie  Mank.  Shelly  Renth;  3rd 
row:  Christine  Addison.  Shauna  Souders.  Tina  Gilkerson.  Kim  Miller.  Not  Pic  —  Lisa  Lockett.  Debbie  Mantos.  Sarah  McCall,  Nancv  Frerker 


JIG  BROTHERS:  Kyhl  McDevitt,  Gregg  Kidd,  Patrick  Barry,  Tim  Maloney,  Brian 
rrederking,  Paul  Wesselmann,  Joel  Hastings. 


Gamma  Sigma  Sigma,  McKendree's  largest 
Greek  organization  had  another  successful 
year.  Sigma,  a  national  service  sorority,  was 
involved  in  many  activities  in  the  1988-89 
school  year.  Highlights  included  Victim's  Day 
and  the  Adopt-a-Child  program.  Victim's 
Day,  a  memorial  for  victims  of  violent  crimes 
was  held  at  Eads  Bridge.  The  Adopt-a-Child 
program  allowed  Sigma  to  help  feed  and 
clothe  a  needy  inner  city  child  in  Connecticut. 
Gamma  Sigma  Sigma  also  had  their  first  for- 
mal dance  which  was  held  at  the  Holiday  Inn 
in  Collinsville.  Sigma  was  also  involved  with 
organizing  a  McKendree  dance  with  AO  and 
Clio.  In  addition,  Sigma  participated  in  the 
"all  Greek"  float  trip  as  well  as  being  actively 
involved  in  intramurals.  Second  semester  of- 
fices were  held  by  Julie  Purcell  —  President, 
Kristi  McQuade  —  1st  Vice  President,  Kim 
Miller  —  2nd  Vice  President,  Nicole  Wear  — 
Recording  Secretary,  and  Carol  Friedland  — 
Treasurer. 


Kappa  Lambda  Iota 


1st  row:  Laura  Robison,  Neda  Sanders,  Patti  Scaturro;  2nd  row:  Elizabeth  Douglas,  Susan  Lynch,  Lynn  Hayes,  3rd  row:  Valerie  Mason,  Teresa  Whitworth. 
Beth  Martin,  Kim  Keefer,  Jill  Ogles,  Mary  Biffar. 


1988-89  was  a  rather  hectic  year  for  the  Clion- 
ian  Literary  Society,  due  to  a  rebirth.  All  of 
the  actives  in  the  fall  of  1988  were  brand  new 
to  the  society,  and  thus  unaware  of  where  to 
begin  with  a  brand  new  Clio.  The  majority  of 
the  year  was  spent  gathering  information  from 
alumni  and  rewriting  our  constitution.  In  ad- 
dition we  were  involved  in  the  Juvenile  Diabe- 
tes Association  of  the  greater  St.  Louis  area.  It 
may  have  seemed  like  a  quiet  year,  but  all  of 
the  actives  can  vouch  that  it  was  a  very  busy 
year. 

The  society  wants  to  thank  Kevin  Decker  for 
all  of  his  research  into  Kappa  Lambda  Iota 
and  his  support  this  year.  Clio  may  be  small, 
but  we  feel  our  sisterhood  and  organization  is 
strong!  Clio  is  back!! 


PHI  LAMBDA  SIGMA 


A.  Wayne  Sinnock  and  Michael  E.  Bejos 


Dear  McKendreans, 


To  say  that  this  has  been  a  trying  year  for  the  Philosophian  Literary  Society  would  be  a  gross 
understatement.  This  has  been  the  year  that  Philo  has  seen  its  active  membership  fall  from  ten  to 
two  under  the  ax  of  academic  ineligibility.  Mr.  A.  Wayne  Sinnock  and  myself,  being  the  remaining 
two,  were  entrusted  with  the  awesome  task  of  restoring  Philo  to  as  close  to  it's  former  glory  as  is  hu- 
manly possible. 

Even  though  the  obstacles  seemed  insurmountable,  Mr.  Sinnock  and  I  did  a  fairly  decent  job  of  it. 
We  enlisted  five  admirable  pledges  and  five  wonderful  little  sisters  in  an  effort  to  repopulate  our 
gaunt  ranks,  and  Mr.  Sinnock  and  I  carried  on  Philo  tradition  as  best  we  could. 

Yes,  this  has  been  perhaps  the  saddest  year  in  all  of  Philo's  proud  and  colorful  history.  With  our 
membership  depleted  and  our  hall  absconded  it  has  not  been  an  easy  path  to  walk  but  it  has 
certainly  been  an  enriching  one,  and  I  will  be  forever  be  indebted  to  Philo  for  the  memorable 
experiences  it  has  blessed  me  with.  I  only  hope  that  future  members  will  encounter  less  difficulty 
and  as  much  enjoyment  as  I  have. 

Yours  Fraternally, 


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CANDID  GREEKS 


Wanna  hear  a  secret,  Craig? 


"Once  upon  a  time 


Hi,  Brandon 


Phi  Rho  Chi 


1st  row:  Patrick  Barry,  Mark  Reinholz.  Louie  Frick;  2nd  row:  Mike  Kirkpatrick,  Sean  Hayes.  Dmitri  Joe,  Pat  Leckrone,  Chris  Bee,  Tony  Neaville,  Kevin 
Schwartz  Not  Pic.  —  Craig  Dobsch  &  Mark  Brendel 


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Little  Sisters 

1st  row:  Jennifer  Mitchell,  Lisa  Izquierdo,  Libby  Smith,  Carol  Friedland,  Mary  Beth  Harres;  2nd  row:  Jodi  Edgar,  Laurie 

Kolar,  Jane  Renner,  Carla  Maxwell,  Traci  Ellis,  Kelli  Jackson.  Shari  Hasenstab 


Phi  Rho  Chi  enjoyed  its  twenty-sixth  year  as  a 
McKendree  College  organization  in  1989.  Phi 
Rho  Chi,  better  known  as  Ferox.  was  involved 
in  several  activities.  Ferox  participated  in  the 
Alumni  Phonaihon,  as  well  as  organizing  the 
McKendree  Basketball  Shootout  for  a  fund 
raiser.  Other  activities  which  Ferox  was  in- 
volved include  the  Annual  Ferox  Bowl-Off, 
the  Ferox-B'ser  Softball  Challenge,  and  the 
"All  Greek"  float  trip.  Ferox  also  captured  the 
intramural  softball  championship.  Offices 
were  held  by  Chris  Bee  —  President,  Mike 
Kirkpatrick  —  Vice  President,  Mark  Rein- 
holz  —  Treasurer,  and  Craig  Dobsch  —  Sec- 
retary. Dr.  Lynn  Huxford  served  as  the  Phi 
Rho  Chi  advisor. 


PI  LAMBDA  TAU 


1st  row:  Steve  Brandt,  Colin  Kricensky.  Bob  Schubert,  Steve  Ebbs;  2nd  row:  Bert  Stover,  Brandon  McClendon,  Mike  Frey,  Tom  O'Connor,  Chris  Price, 
Mark  Terveer,  Dan  Lett.  Brad  Reinhardt,  Gregg  Kidd 


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Pi  Lambda  Tau  enjoyed  its  one  hundred 
fortieth  year  of  existence  as  a  McKendree 
College  organization.  Better  known  on 
campus  as  "BSer's,"  Pi  Lambda  Tau  was 
involved  in  many  activities.  The  BSer's  par- 
ticipated in  the  Alumni  Phonathon,  orga- 
nized the  Valentine's  Day  Sweetheart's 
Dance,  and  sold  McKendree  Express  T- 
shirts  as  a  fund  raiser.  The  BSer's  also 
played  in  the  annual  Ferox-BSer  softball 
challenge  and  organized  the  "all  Greek" 
float  trip.  Offices  were  held  by  Bob  Schu- 
bert —  President,  Colin  Kricensky  —  Vice 
President,  Steve  Ebbs  —  Treasurer,  and 
Steve  Brandt  —  Secretary.  Mr.  Under- 
wood, Dr.  O'Connor  and  Mr.  Brown  served 
as  advisors. 


Sigma  Zeta 


Sigma  Zeta  members  Kristi  McQuade,  Steve  Ebbs,  Chris  Bee,  Teresa  Whitworth, 
and  Tish  Kettler,  attend  a  conference. 


More  Greek  peeks!  right  —  BSer's  celebrate,  below  right  - 
Dimitri  Joe,  Lisa  Izquerto,  Sean  Hayes,  and  Carol  Fried- 
land,  celebrate  at  a  Ferox  event,  below  —  Pat  Berry  and 
Chris  Bee  show  off  their  Ferox  green. 


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THE  NURSING  HONOR  SOCIETY 


The  1988-1989  officers  are:  Caro- 
lyn Stetzes  —  President,  Grace 
Grider —  President  Elect,  Carolyn 
Rauck  —  Vice  President,  Terry 
Beasley  —  Secretary,  Donna 
Kiefer  —  Treasurer,  and  Janice 
Wiegmann  —  Faculty  Sponsor 


The  Nursing  Honor  Society  of  Mckendree  College  was  formed 
to  recognize  superior  achievement,  develop  leadership  qualities, 
foster  high  professional  standards,  encourage  creative  work  and 
strengthen  commitment  to  the  nursing  profession.  This  year's 
induction  was  held  on  November  3,  1988  in  Bothwell  Chapel. 
Those  inducted  were:  Paula  Bull,  Beth  Crane,  Barb  Halmstedt, 
Judy  Mayhew,  Linda  Rensing,  Karen  Sancamper,  Don  Thorn- 
ton, Sharon  Willits,  and  Pam  White.  Four  regular  meetings  are 
held  each  fiscal  year  with  two  including  scholarly  programs. 
This  years  programs  were  "The  Ethics  of  Aids"  by  Carol  Balto- 
siewich,  O.S.F.  and  Mary  Ellen  Rombach,  O.S.F.  from  Bethany 
Place  and  "Stress  Management  for  Professional  Women"  by 
Dr.  James  Hartfield. 


KAPPA  GAMMA  EPSILON 


Junior  and  Senior  initiates  into  Kappa  Gamma  Epsilon  are:  (L  to  R  Front  Row)  Jessica  Joiner.  Donna  Kille, 
Teresa  Whitworth,  Amber  Katich,  Lisa  Sappington,  Nancy  Schmale.  Janice  McAtteer,  Kathleen  Terschluse, 
Carol  Friedland,  Cindy  Rogers,  Elaine  Albrecht,  Lynnette  Mallrich,  Patricia  Lamm  (Second  Row)  Patti 
Scattaro,  Leon  Stallard,  Sandra  Kun/.  Beth  Haherer,  Charles  Freeman,  Scott  Harres,  Michelle  Palmer,  Joanne 
Stumpf  and  Mary  Ann  Groom  (Not  Pictured)  —  Dian  Proffett,  Renee  Greenlee.  Judy  Radick,  Emily  Gregory, 
Michael  Frey,  and  Kathryn  Stanley 


CANDID  GREEKS 


Tom  finally  gets  in  one  of  his  own  pictures! 


Clio  sitting  pretty. 


Kun  at  the  Ferox  informal! 


Mark,  Pat,  &  Chris  enjoy  the  Phi  Rho  Chi  X-mas  Party. 


Active  Cats 


top  —  clockwise  —  1 .  Mckendree  Choir.  2.  Jacki  Bugg  and  Carol 
Friedland.  3.  Men's  soccer  team  after  scoring  against  NCE.  4. 
Women's  Volleyball  team  rides  in  the  homecoming  parade.  5.  Jeff 
Sommers  plays  intramural  softball.  6.  1988  Men's  basketball 
team. 

The  following  are  the  names  of  the  1 988-89  soccer  team  left  off  of 
the  team  page,  front  row  —  Renee  Korves  —  manager,  Tom 
Wilhelm,  Steve  Bee,  Brad  Hackett,  Patrick  Barry,  Matt  Ma- 
cLaughlin,  Brian  Belgeri,  Brian  Thouvenot,  Todd  Loretta,  Brent 
Gordon.  Back  row  —  Dan  Davila,  John  Seuss,  Jim  Preusser,  Joe 
Gettemeier,  Mark  Reinholz,  Tony  Ellis,  Mark  Green,  Jay  Lipe, 
Chris  Bee,  Bob  Poole,  Tim  Gray,  and  Thorn  Champion  —  coach. 


The  Miracle  Worker 


Cast 

in  order  of  appearance 

Martha   ,.  .   ,                           . 
Percy     (Helen  s  P'aymates) 

Janna  Rose 
Tommy  Doyle 

Helen  Keller 

Kern  Hamann 

Kate  Keller  (her  mother) 

Laurie  McKean 

Aunt  Evelyn  (her  aunt) 

Kelly  Strong 

James  Keller  (a  half-brother) 

Brandon  Donaldson 

Captain  Keller  (her  father) 

Kevin  Decker 

Mrs  Anagnos  (from  Perkins  Institute)  Becky  Mayer 

Annie  Sullivan 

Nathalie  Clyne 

Viney  (the  maid) 

Becky  Piper 

Directed  by  Gabriellc 

Rowe 

The  Dining  Room 


CONVOCATION  DEDICATION 


The  Melvin  Price  Convocation  Center 
has  been  used  for  a  number  of  events 
since  its  dedication  on  Sept.  30,  1 
The  convocation  center  has  been  the 
sight  of  a  concert  by  the  Belleville  Phil- 
harmonic, the  first  McKendree  College 
Sports  Hall  of  Fame  induction  ceremo- 
ny, sports  events,  and  Founders  Day.  It 
also  has  a  weight  room  which  many  stu- 
dents have  put  to  good  use.  The  building 
has  added  a  new  dimension  to  campus 
life,  for  its  uses  are  unlimited  in  com- 
parison to  Bearcat  Gym,  which  is  now 
being  used  for  intramurals  and  Greek 
offices. 


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Homecoming 

Parade 

1988 


(Top  —  Clockwise)  1.  The  Platonian  Society.  2.  Freshman 
attendant,  Jodi  Edgar.  3.  Alpha  Phi  Omega.  4.  Gamma  Sigma 
Sigma.  5.  1988  Pompon  squad.  6.  Joel  Hastings. 


Homecoming 
Game 

McKendree 
Rockhurst 


(Top  —  Clockwise)  1.  Debbie  Mantos  spikes  the 
ball.  2.  Senior,  Pat  Barry  and  Rich  Reiniger.  3.  Rich 
Reiniger.  4.  1988  Homecoming  Court.  5.  Marc  Ma- 
hot,  Matt  MacLaughlin,  and  Randy  Ratay. 


SOCCER 

McKendree 

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Alumni 

W 

VOLLEYBALL 

McKendree  W 

Alumni  L 


Homecoming  Dance 

1988 

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October  15, 

1988 

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(Top  —  Clockwise)  1.  President  and  Mrs.  Tenbrink  before  dinner  at  Augustine's.  2.  Jane  Renner,  Steve  Toles, 
Kevin  McFarland,  and  Rosalie  Wand  get  together  at  the  dance.  3.  Joel  Hastings  and  Jennifer  Mitchell.  4.  Kevin 
Schwartz  and  Jodi  Edgar.  5.  Matt  MacLaughlin  and  Mary  Jo  Allen. 


(Top  —  Clockwise)  1 .  Patti  Scatturo  and  Mark  Terever.  2.  Rich  Reiniger  and 
Michelle  Mersinger  with  Brent  Huffman  and  Jacki  Bugg.  3.  Dave  McFarland 
and  Laurie  Kolar.  4.  Shelly  Nettemeyer  and  Craig  Dobsch.  5.  Laura  Lasar 
and  Darren  Hopp.  6.  Sheri  Boehm  and  her  date.  7.  Linda  Rickert  and  her 
escort,  Mike. 


1988  Queen  Candidates 


Annette  Bochantin 
DuBois,  IL 

Marketing 


Robin  Malloney 
OTallon,  IL 

Psychology/ 
Criminal  Justice 


Jane  Renner 
Belleville,  IL 

Public  Relations 


Kady  Ziesset 

Lake  Zurich.  IL 

Psychology/ 

Sociology 


1988 
Homecoming  Queen 


Robin  Malloney 


SOCCER 


Although  the  Bearcats  were  upset  by  National 
College  of  Education  in  the  first  round  of  the 
District  20  playoffs,  they  enjoyed  a  fine  1988 
soccer  season.  Once  again  the  Bearcats  proved 
to  be  a  national  power  as  they  finished  the 
season  ranked  third  in  the  final  regular  season 
M.A.I. A.  national  poll.  Highlights  from  the 
season  include  a  3-1  victory  over  Sangamon 
State  in  Springfield,  IL  as  well  as  a  victory 
over  Rockhurst  College  in  the  Homecoming 
Game.  Several  Bearcat  players  were  honored 
for  their  outstanding  performances  on  the 
field:  Steve  Bee  —  All  District,  All  Midwest, 
All  America;  Chris  Bee  —  Academic  All 
America;  Mark  Reinholz  —  All  District,  Aca- 
demic All  America.  Seniors  Mark  Reinholz 
and  Tony  Ellis  were  also  picked  to  represent 
McKendree  College  in  the  first  N.A.I. A.  Sen- 
ior Bowl  Game  in  Tempe,  Arizona. 


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Bearcat  Spikers 


Back  row  —  left  to  right  —  Jean  Scheller  —  Coach,  Laurie  Kolar,  Angie  Lauff,  Debra  Avery,  Michelle  Nettemeyer,  Kim  Miller, 
Shauna  Souders,  Front  row  —  left  to  right  —  Becky  Shryock.  Chris  Albrecht,  Debbie  Mantos,  Susie  Becherer,  Elaine  Albrecht, 
and  Nixie  McKinzie. 


The  1988-89  Volleyball  season  ended  with 
an  excellent  26-10  record.  The  girls  started 
out  winning  and  extended  the  season  to  the 
semi-final  round  of  state.  The  team  was, 
however,  plagued  by  injuries,  one  of  which 
was,  senior.  Deb  Avery  at  state  playoffs. 
Freshman,  Shelly  Nettemeyer  said,  "We 
really  had  a  great  season.  At  first,  it  was 
really  tough  for  me  to  adjust  to  college  play 
but  after  some  practice,  the  season  was 
great.*'  Most  of  the  girls  stated  that  the 
high  point  of  the  season  was  their  victory 
over  St.  Francis.  The  team  is  only  losing  one 
player,  Deb  Avery,  to  graduation.  With  all 
the  girls  returning,  junior.  Deb  Mantos 
said,  'Tm  really  looking  forward  to  next 
season.  We  definitely  have  a  chance  of  win- 
ning state." 


988 
Volleyball 


Fall  Fun 

(Top  —  Center)  Chris  Morrison  and 
Michelle  Nersinger  before  the  parade. 
(Top  —  Right)  John  Suess  devotes  his 
fall  to  soccer.  (Center  —  Left)  The  bas- 
ketball team  gets  in  shape  early.  (Cen- 
ter) Pat  Leckrone  and  Chris  Albrecht 
work  together  in  NSO.  (Center  - 
Right)  Brad  Hackett  keeps  the  ball 
away  from  the  opponent.  (Bottom  — 
Left)  Walter  Rogers.  (Bottom  —  Cen- 
ter) Brad  hackett,  Tony  Ellis,  and  Mark 
Reinholz.  (Bottom  —  Right)  Nixie 
McKinzie  and  Laurie  Kolar. 


1988  Men's 
Basketball 


The  1988-89  season  marked  the  first  year  the  Bearcats 
displayed  their  talent  in  the  new  Convocation  Center.  Al- 
though it  was  a  year  of  rebuilding,  the  Bearcats  still  man- 
aged a  winning  season  and  a  bid  to  the  N.A.I. A.  District 
20  playoffs.  Outstanding  performances  were  turned  in  by 
Kevin  Schwartz,  Dmitri  Joe,  and  Mike  Ogden.  Newcomer 
Darren  Randle  also  had  a  fine  season  for  the  Bearcats. 


Sports  Shots 


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I.  Cheerleaders  keep  up  the  spirit  at  home  basketball  contests.  2.  Dean  Reynolds 
presents  David  MacFarland  with  the  Nate  Clay  award  while  Nate  Clay  looks  on.  3. 
Dimitri  Joe  presents  his  "parents"  with  a  corsage.  4.  Cindy  Porter  keeps  the  ball 
away  from  the  opponent.  5.  Basketball  players  ride  in  the  homecoming  parade. 


Intramurals  provided  a  time  to  let  off 
steam  or  just  have  fun.  They  allowed 
students  the  opportunity  to  get  to- 
gether with  friends,  to  participate  in 
the  games  or  to  just  sit  and  watch. 
This  year's  sports  included  volleyball, 
basketball,  softball  and  tennis. 


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Lady  Cats 


The  1988-89  women's  basketball  team's 
final  record  was  12-14,  which  included 
wins  over  Division  II  Culver-Stockton, 
rival  Greenville,  and  first-ever  playoff 
win  over  Trinity  Christian.  Junior  Sue 
Gilmer  had  an  outstanding  year  and  was 
named  to  the  All-District  team  for  her 
efforts.  The  seniors  on  this  year's  team 
were  Cindy  Porter  and  Rita  Ledeker, 
who  also  had  very  successful  seasons. 
With  many  younger  players  returning, 
the  team  has  a  very  bright  future. 


front  row  —  Ptosha  Rockingham,  Tina  Gilkerson,  Deb  Avery,  Sue  Gilmer,  Beth  Heinemann,  back 
row  —  Angeline  Hackney,  Michelle  Dixon,  Cindy  Porter,  Rita  Ledeker,  Susie  Becherer,  Danielle 
Howdeshell,  and  Tracee  Franklin. 


Cindy  Porter,  Rita  Ledeker,  Sue  Gilmer,  and  Tina  Gilkerson  holding  the  awards  they  received  at  the  annual  awards 
banquet. 


Top  left  —  Cindy  Porter  goes  up  for  a  lay-up.  top  right  —  Angeline  Hackney  dribbles  past  an  opposing 
player,  bottom  left  —  Susie  Becherer  goes  up  against  this  Lindenwood  player,  bottom  middle  — 
Tracee  Franklin  gets  past  this  SIU-E  player,  bottom  right  —  Sue  Gilmer  keeps  the  ball  away. 


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Above  left  —  Cheerleader  captain,  Sherrie  Morgan.  Above  right.  L  to  R  —  Valerie  Mason,  Sherrie  Morgan,  Jennifer  Mitchell, 
Amy  Blackburn,  and  Kadie  Schriewer.  (not  pictured  —  Angie  Odem)  Below  —  Cheerleaders  pictured  with  sponsor  Donna  Wood. 


The  Cheerleaders  do  a  variety  of  things  to  help 
arouse  spirit  in  the  McKendree  community. 
The  1988-89  cheerleaders  rode  in  the  Home- 
coming parade  cheered  at  the  homecoming 
soccer  game  and  many  home  basketball  com- 
petitions. The  squad's  sponsor  this  year  was 
Donna  Wood  and  the  captain  was  Sherrie 
Morgan.  The  squad  holds  try-outs  every  fall 
for  anyone  interested. 


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Schnewer,  Kelly  Scott  (captain).  Laurel  Repinski,  (front  row)  Cindy  Zerbst,  Sheri  Boehm,  Julie  Chandler,  and  Carol  Friendland. 


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The  1988-89  pompon  squad 
achieved  something  this  year  that 
no  other  squad  had  ever  achieved, 
they  were  sixteen  members  strong. 
The  squad  performed  at  half-time 
of  the  homecoming  soccer  game 
and  half-time  of  several  home  bas- 
ketball competitions.  The  squad 
had  new  uniforms  made  this  year 
by  squad  member  Jacki  Bugg's 
mother,  Jean.  The  squad  holds  try- 
outs  early  each  fall,  and  the  season 
ends  with  the  final  home  basket- 
ball game. 


McKendree  Softball 


The  Lady  Bearcats  Softball  team  finished  14- 
19  for  1989  —  not  quite  well  enough  to  reach 
tournament  play. 

The  season  highlight  was  a  loss  at  the  Culver- 
Stockton  Tournament  on  April  21-22,  said 
Coach  Rether  Johnson. 
"We  played  the  number-one  ranked  team  in 
the  nation  and  were  leading  2-1  going  into  the 
seventh  inning,"  he  said.  "They  wound  up  beat- 
ing us  3-2,  but  nobody  expected  us  to  do  that 
well."  The  Lady  'Cats  won  the  second-place 
trophy. 

Pitching  was  a  key  in  that  second-place  finish. 
The  Lady  'Cats  had  three  good  pitchers  this 
season  in  freshman  Carol  Caldwell  of  Albion, 
junior  Shari  Hasenstab  of  Belleville  and  senior 
Sandy  Kunz  of  Freeburg. 
Carol  posted  a  7-4  record,  and  an  outstanding 
1.16  ERA.  In  73  innings  she  gave  up  only  59 
hits  and  19  runs. 

Sandy,  who  also  played  outfield,  led  the  offense 
with  a  .356  batting  average,  a  .500  on-base 
percentage  and  14  RBI. 
Sophomore  Beth  Heinemann  hit  .347  with  16 
RBI,  three  home  runs  and  seven  doubles.  Her 
ging  percentage  was  .516. 

Group  Photo  —  Back  row,  left  to  right  —  As- 
sistant Coach,  Jeff  Harris;  Sheri  Boehm,  Susan 
Campbell,  Beth  Heinemann,  Cindy  Porter, 
Carol  Caldwell,  Jeannie  Sheppard,  Miche 
Poston,  Rether  Johnson;  Front  row  —  left  to 
right  —  Kelli  Johnson,  Shari  Hasenstab,  Susie 
Becherer,  Joni  Beal,  and  Sandy  Kunz. 


Bearcat  Baseball 


1st  row:  Kent  Coultas,  Joel  Dreyer,  Dan  Schaller,  Chris  Price,  Mike  Frey,  Kevin  Haggarty,  Chris  Braxmeier,  Jim  Stout,  Greg  Reinhardt,  Chris  Landgraf. 
2nd  row:  John  Bovinette,  Steve  Draper,  Dave  Kossina.  Chad  Merryman.  Kai  Nickel,  Pat  Leckrone,  Mike  Ogden,  Ron  Feher,  Dave  Lucht,  Mark  Terveer, 
Coach  Dennis  Pieper 


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Under  new  head  coach  Dennis  Pieper 
the  McKendree  baseball  team  opened 
their  season  in  Sanford  Florida  and  had 
a  successful  spring  trip  returning  with  a 
4-3  record.  The  Cats  had  quite  a  few 
highlights  during  the  season  which  were: 
A  doubleheader  split  with  SIU-Ed- 
wardsville  and  a  District  20  playoff 
birth.  Key  performances  were  turned  in 
by  seniors  Ronnie  Feher,  Chris  Land- 
graf,  and  Mike  Frey.  Chris  Price  and 
Kevin  Hagarty  also  had  very  good  years 
as  juniors.  Mark  Terveer  and  Dan 
Schaller  were  key  performers  on  the 
mound  for  the  Bearcats. 


FAMILIAR  SCENES 


There  are  many  familiar  scenes  on  the  McKendree 
College  campus,  (right  &  clockwise)  Students  play 
snow  football  on  a  day  off  classes.  Laura  LaSar 
makes  play-doh  in  her  art  methods  class.  Patti 
Scatturo  watches  intramurals.  Mark  Terveer  signs 
Jim  Stout's  pledge  book.  Clarence  &  Mike  help 
out  with  intramurals.  Brad  Hackett.  Jeff  Durzo. 
and  Mark  Reinholz  do  a  financial  analysis  in  Ad- 
vanced Marketing  and  Management  Strategy. 
Joan  Duke  helps  Laurie  Kolar  and  Annette  Bo- 
chantin  with  their  search  for  a  job.  Sigma  pledges 
show  their  spirit. 


McKendree  Golf 


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1989  Golf  team.  Brian  Bclgeri.  Tom  Wilhelm.  Fred  Underwood  —  coach,  Tilman 
Ashmore,  Sean  Hayes.  Tom  O'Connor. 


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Top  —  Interim  Dean,  Emeral  Owen,  speaks  highly  of  Mr.  Brown, 
who  is  retiring  from  teaching  this  year.  Left  —  Dr.  Marcia  Popp 
received  the  Norman  Grandy  faculty  award  for  the  second  time. 


Excellence  is 

dedication 

To  a  job  that's 

hard  to  do, 

Going  the  extra  mile 

And  always  trying 

To  follow  through. 

Excellence  is 

communication, 

Sharing  everything 

you  know. 
And  learning  how 

to  listen 

So  your  expertise 

Will  grow. 

Excellence  is 

appreciation 

Of  the  talent 

that  you  see, 

Acknowledging 

A  job  well  done 

Inspires  success 

and  loyalty. 

Excellence  is 

aspiration 

With  a  higher  goal 

in  mind, 

To  trust  in  God 

And  reach  for  things 

Of  a  more  rewarding 

kind. 


•age  98  —  top  left  —  clockwise  — 
)ebbie  Muskopf,  Chris  Bee  and  Mau- 
een.  Donna  Wood.  Darren  Wilkerson, 
Cady  Zeisset,  Amy  Pickering  and  Fred 
icholl,  Annette  Bochantin,  Judy  Baker, 
.age  99  —  middle  left  —  Dimitn  Joe. 
niddle  —  Rita  Ledeker.  middle  right 

—  Jane  Renner.  bottom  left  —  Lori 
jpencer.  bottom  middle  -  -  Anette  Bo- 
ihantin  and  Jeff  Higgins.  bottom  right 

—  Mike  Kirkpatrick. 


Editor's  Page 


There  are  several  people  I  would  like  to  thank  for  making  this  book 
possible.  Although  the  staff  itself  consisted  of  only  three  people, 
there  are  many  others  who  contributed  their  time,  photos,  ideas, 
and  information.  In  my  eyes,  this  book  captures  the  best  of  the 
1988-89  school  year.  Hopefully,  this  book  will  bring  each  of  you 
many  fond  memories  in  the  years  ahead.  My  special  thanks  go  to: 
David  Ottinger,  who  always  helped  the  best  he  could  despite  his 
own  problems  and  lack  of  time,  to  my  fantastic  friend  and  "co- 
worker", Carol  Friedland,  to  my  roommate,  Annette  Bochantin, 
and  my  boyfriend,  Jeff  Sommers,  for  their  patience  and  under- 
standing. Once  again,  thanks  to  all  who  contributed  to  the  book. 

Kelly  Scott  —  editor 


Editor  Kelly  Scott 

Assistant  Editor  Carol  Friedland 

Staff  assistant Jennifer  May 

Sponsor  David  Ottinger 

Photographs  and  developing  Tom  O'Connor, 

Anne  Pfitzner,  Kelly  Scott,  Carol  Friedland,  and 

Doug  Dennison. 

Artwork  David  Ottinger 

Lay-out  and  Design  Kelly  Scott,  Carol  Friedland,  and 

Jennifer  May. 


Contributions:  Pat  Barry,  Jacki  Bugg,  Ptosha  Rockingham,  Tom  O'Connor,  Anne  Pfitzner,  Doug 
Dennison,  Beth  Heinemann,  Dean  Reynolds,  Susan  Jones,  Patti  Scatturo,  Lillian  DeLarosa,  and 
the  many  others  who  contributed  information  about  their  organizations. 


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