William Jewell College - Tatler Yearbook (Liberty, MO)

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Sonia Ehlers David Emerick Kelly Evans Kyla Ewbank Brian Fairchild Anne Fawcett Pamela Fernatt Brian Foley Carolyn Foreman Michael Forrest Greg Fournier Deanne Foxworthy Linda F rick Nanette Frye Jacklyn Fulop Camille Gallehugh Lisa Galloway Cheri Gauldin Scoop Gillespie Lea Goad ruth a ll ll vjffff 7, , , W ' W, fffff f U ., fn , , 5 ,, 4, -. f 17,54 ' f .I , ,IQ . W.. , C. ' 3 - ' X 4 Q 4 ig, A , A ., ,,,,,, , a 'f ,fy gt , f 0, ' f J 5 gifs, I . fi 'N f i , 'Wt - Zo! f I n d J us t1 ce Wm agazn y A11-Star Wrestling Champions of the World foiled at Tatler Revue 66 ellooooo wrestling fans! the voice bellowed over the public address. Tonight, live from Gano Chapel - The wrestling capital of the world - Tatler 1983 presents the moment you've been waiting for! , T p The packed house stirred with anticipation. They recognizedthat voice. It was Bill Kersten! He continued, A one fall, no time limit, tag team, Missouri Death Match featuring: In the far corner the chal- lengers, wearing red and blue wrestling tights and white capes, at a combined weight of 450 pounds, Captain Charisma and Freedom Fighter fMark Mundell and Mike Rogersl! The crowd's roar reached a climax as the two crusaders for truth and justice entered the ring and modestly received their accolades. Kersten waited for the girls' screams to die down. In the near corner wearing clothes that need to be washed and black Capes, at a combined weight of 229 pounds, the A11-Star Wrestling Cham- pions of the World: The Masked -124m Mechanic and The Motor City Mauler Uohn Denison and Steve Bowmanlln Boos and hisses rose from ther audience as the Deviant Duo strutted across the canvas. Let's join referee Steve Craig in the ring. The brutal display witnessed that night initially shocked the crowd, but they soon found themselves cheering for their red, white, and blue heros. They saw the dreaded crossbow, the atomic knee drop, the Detroit Piston, and assorted eye-gouges and strangle holds. Captain Charisma and Freedom Fighter finally won with the ever potent sleeper hold. But we may not have seen the last of the ex-champions as the Motor City Mauler was quoted in a leading sports publication as saying, Those guys were wimps and unworthy of the title. We want a rematch. wqc -Steve Bowman In victory Mark Mundell raises his arm as the crowd cheers for the good guys. Between skit entertainment at Tatler Revue brought the forces of good and evil together for a friendly wrestling match. Q , A ,r .W .2 . . V . ...,....9.e....u-.-4-1-s---irif-'-f'- ' ' ' ' .-.-vm.. --.c.Q.a..--asa-. -.. .,...-...-,- .... ....-L..-saws,-4-Q- . . - ' , ,af xg AV ,- r Y 7 , 49, i l K-17' l ' j r.r.ar ,. ,Q 4 1 Q K v E Q ' e- 1 ii

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Crazy an tics during quad games Whipped cream, wagon races, slimy goldfish make the Week wallowing goldfish, shedding gar- ments, and diving through whipped cream? Not quite a normal day at WJC, but during Homecoming week nothing was ever normal. Jewell quad games were the focus of this craziness. Games included pyramid building, the Overall Connection, Shoe-by-Four, Red Rage Wagon Race, and others. Monday morning started with Bur- ied Treasure. In this game contestants dove through mounds of whipped cream face first to retrieve ping pong balls buried at the bottom. KA John Hassler didn't hesitate to sacrifice his cleanliness. We were doing it for the KA's, so it really wasnit hard to get motivated for it. Wednesday evening was the in- famous goldfish swallowing contest won by the Non-Affil's with jeff Courtney swallowing 18 of those slimy little creatures. It was sickening. I couldn't watch! said Wendy Flanigan gasping. The Clothesline was a great success for the Alpha Gam's and the Fiji's, who formed the longest line of clothes. Brad Douglas, the Fiji repre- sentative in the game, said, I was a little nervous at first, but Lori Kohrs gave us such a big lead, I just sat back and enjoyed myself. Elizabeth Latimer added, Alpha Gam's are precision people! Homecoming quad games were fun for both participants and spectators. Paula Clark summed up the feelings of many students. It's pretty funny. I feel pretty stupid, but it's for a good cause. It's a lot of fun. wgc. -Ruth Barrett It's delicate business when passing eggs around on a spoon. Vicki Waring passes her egg to Andrea Eddy while Sheli Petrie whispers encouragement for the Alpha Gams. llfffiz DQJ. 655 vl., 12..- I -gt .am X, My ..- 4- -' 7 f ,, 'V 6 S 'er ' 'Z 1 W. 1 f I ...gl X U 4. 1 .. ' 1 f r is-s.JN'M..,1ff 5 5' E r: 3 2 3 3 5 r. sn Debbie Coats Robert Collins jim Cook Regis Coulter James Courtney Amy Cox Kurt Cox Greg Crawford Jeff Custer Tamyra Cutshalts Sheila Dagley Art Davis Don Davis Coreen Dawkins Vicki Day Kevin Deuel Beth DeWeese Marshall Dicks Dawn Dickson Brad Douglas Donna Downing Mildred Dunn Joli Dvorchak Renee Easter H2123- ' ' I 'PWA' ' ' r'--1 '- 'fi' ' U -D' - '1 ' ' - - r '.f,..v.a.-,ea-r:-.....-.....---... 1-..,,a-ae.

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