Northwest Missouri State University - Tower Yearbook (Maryville, MO)

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3SQ9 Scott Albright, Joumalism Robert Allee, Electronics Sys. Rick Allely, Geography Deborah Allen, Journalism Nathan Allen, Animal Sci. Pamela Allner, Elem. Eariy Child. Kevin Andrews, Animal Sci. Michael Appier, Agriculture Kenda Argotsinger, Marketing Scott Arnold, Social Science Lisa Assel, Accounting Nicole Atkinson, Elem. Middle Ec Babiker Babiker, Business Mgmt. Elizabeth Banks, Recreation Jeffrey Banks, Marketing Nicole Bankus, Sociology Leslie Barbour, Merchandising Barbara Barlow, Elem. L. Dis. Laura Barratt, Business Mgmt. Andy Bartoli, Business Susie Beach, Personnel Mgmt. Wade Beck, Industrial Tfech. Karen Bedalow, Psychology Aaron Bell, Physical Ed. Kevin Bell, Industrial Tfech. Jim Bennett, Drafting Kimberly Berry, Comp. Science Nichelle Berry, Elem. L. Dis. Sandra Bertelsen, Psychology Michelle Biede, Elem. Education Jason BilUngton, Business Mgmt. Iknya Bishop, Biology Ann Bliley, Elem. Education Lillian Bock, Elem. Education Janet Boden, Elem. L. Dis. Sue Ann Boltinghouse, Business Kaye Bonner, Public Relations Eric Booth, Social Science Rebecca Bostock, Physical Ed. Laura Bowen, Marketlng ' Mgmt. Charles Boyd, Music Shelly Brabec, Merchandising Darci Braden, Public Relations Robyn Brinks, Joumalism David Broadwater, Finance Darla Broste, Public Relations Karla Brown, Marketing Kimberly Brown, Marketing Karen Brudin, Psychology Annette Brugmann, Recreation Shannan Buhrmelster, Off. Admin Tiffany Burchett, Elem. Ed. Diane Burgus, Marketing ' Off. Mgn Elizabeth Burke, Elem. Special. Ed Michael Bussard, Public Relations Karen Calhoon, Social Science Cammy Caloroso, Public Relations Michelle Campbell, Joumalism Brian Cannon, Broadcasting Jodi Carpenter, ftychology Lisa Carstenson, Vocal Music Timothy Catlett, Industrial Tfech. Debra Morton Chale, Elem. Ed. Vicki Chase, Persormel Mgmt. Misty Christensen, L. Dis. M. Hani Lori Christiansen, Accounting Kenneth Clark, ftychology Paige Clark, Elem. Eariy Child. Trudy Clark, Mansigement Rod Collins, Animal Sci. Deborah Colton, ftychology Kathleen Comstock, F mily Env. R Julie Condon, Special Ed. Shawna Conner, Math femela Cook, PSych. Soc. Stacy Cooper, Elem. Eariy Child. Kayce Corbin, Psychology Mary Courier, Pre-Veterinary Mary EUen Cunningham, Elem. Ei Matt Darrah, Sociology Seniors 233

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' .■t ' l jbOD DRIVIi I WAS READY TO RUN HOME AND COLLAPSE IN A BLUBBERING HEAP INTO MY MOTHER ' S SYMPATHETIC EMBRACE. Steve Rhodes What a Pain! wave of nausea washed over me as I glanced at the pre- cious life fluid draining from my prone body unceremoniously into a plastic bag. The fact that donating my blood was considered very noble was lit- tle consolation. I didn ' t even volunteer. My girlfriend, being the community servant that she was, decided that it wouldn ' t hurt me a bit and signed my name to the donor ' s list. How are you feeling? the young and rather attractive nurse attending me asked. Quite frankly, after being asked a series of very personal ques- tions, poked with several needles, and force-fed generic soda, all for the privilege of lying on a table to have my blood sucked through a tube, I was ready to run home and collapse in a blubbering heap into my mother ' s sympa- thetic embrace. However, since my mother lived over 200 miles away, I elected to salvage some sem- blance of masculinity. Consequently, I swelled my chest, dropped my voice an octave or two EVERY DROP COUNTS - Steve Rhodes has his blood tested by a Red Cross as- sistant at the blood drive. Steve donated because his girlfriend signed him up. Photo by Beth McDonald by Steve Rhodes and responded with a very polite, Quite fine, thank you. Satisfied with my response, she left to check on some other suck- ers... err... good-hearted donors. After what seemed an eternity, the nurse returned. Looks like you ' re done, she chimed enthusiastically. That wasn ' t so bad was it? To this I could only manage a meek smile. The rest of my ener- gy was concentrated on not crying out as she removed the needle from my arm. Do you feel like sitting up? she asked. Sure, I feel great, I respond- ed, once again assuming a mascu- line demeanor. However, I quickly decided to lie back down, due to the fact that the room seemed to be spinning. Assuring the nurse whose deli- cate features were clouded with concern that I was alright, I once again tried sitting up. This time I was pleased to note that the room had resumed a stationary status, but now there seemed to be a number of bright blue stars danc- ing in front of my eyes. Realizing all was not well, the nurse quickly helped me back to a prone position. She then propped my feet on a cushion and placed a compress on both my head and chest. Are you ok? she asked while tenderly pressing the cold towels to my forehead. I feel much better, I an- swered. But maybe I better stay a bit longer, just to be sure. Amanda Blecha, Business Joe Dufrain, Secondary Ed. Soc. Wasif Husain, English Haroldo Kawai, Business Phyllis McLain, Physical Ed. Lisa Smeltzer, Theatre Sheila Viets, History Danfeng Zhao, Business mmKiM 232 Graduates

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.,. . . uux, Pereonnel Mgnit ; .. I, liavis. MarkeUng Mgnit KiL-i ' ii Davis, FixkI Serv. M)Oiu Jeff Davis, KruIinIi Lisa Davis, Personnel Mrii! Susan Dean, Elem I. i ' - Rhonda Derr. Elem Kdui. ' .in ' ii Carrie Dernngton, Elem. E lutiilion William iMtM. Music Mary D « littli I ' sycliolotO ' ( hrisiy IVutian, Finance Michael Downey, Finance Mara Downs, Education Dan Dreesen, Social Science Anne Dryden, Recreation Angela Dudley, Broadcasting Melanie Dunham, Animal Sci. Michele Dunn, Family Env. Res. Kristie Eaton, Accounting John Edmonds, Vocal Music David Edwards, Comp. Science Marilyn Ehm, Marketing ' Mgmt. Leslie Eklov, Merchandising Robert Ellison, Public Relations Darwin Emmons, Wildlife Ecol. Cons. Jill Erickson, Journalism Charles Estep, Business Mgmt. Julie Ewer, Marketing ' Mgmt. Laura Fehr, Theatre Jill Fengel, Geography Tracy Fenn, Elem. Eariy Child. Kimberiy Fichter, Corp. Fitness Lynn Flaherty, Psychology Laura Flair, Elem. Education John Fluesmeier, Public Relations Linda Fox, Elem. Early Child. Ihelly Freeman, Computer Mgmt. Sys. Shana Gade, Elem. L. Dis. Jennifer Gallop, Personnel Mgmt. Michelle Gentry, Ag. Business Janette Gcrken, Elem. Early Child. Sherry Gilbert, Accounting Laura Gittel, Recreation Mimi Glaspie, Business Mgmt. Ikmara Goode, Psychology Steve Gouldsmith, Comp. Mgmt. Sys. Sabine Grable, Journalism Antoinette Graham, Elem. Middle Ed. Lynn Gray, Business Mgmt. Robin Grayson, Elem. Eariy Child. Judith Green, Journalism Brian Greunke, Broadcasting Laura Gripp, Vocal Music Stacey Grisamore, Elem. Early Child. Robin Guy, Journalism Tbny Haist, Industrial Tfech. Allen Hale, Business Mgmt. Stephanie Hall, Marketing Angle Hamaker, Public Relations Richard Hamilton, Broadcasting Kan Hampe, Rim. Env. Resources Cathy Hansen, Elem. Education Costas Haralabiois, Industrial Ttech. Amy Hardie, Merch. Business Christine Harding, Education Brenda Hardy, Info. Sys. Bus. Admin. Debra Harris, Accounting Ky Hascall, Music Lorri Hauger, Eng. Joumalism KcUy Hensley, Accountir g Mgmt. Jodi Hester, Spatush English Sec. Ed. Paul Hester, Geology Scott Higginbotham, Marketing Kristine Hilleman, Merchandising Kip Hilsabeck, Marketing Julia Hinkebein, Elem. Eariy Child. Coiuue Holmstrand, Personnel Mgmt. Ann Holtz, Recreation James Holtz, Botany Angela Hor z, Accounting 234 Seniors