Carthage College - Driftwood / Crimson Rambler Yearbook (Kenosha, WI)

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U2 CAR T HA GE C OLLE GE U2 2001' ALFRED DR. KENOSHA, WI 53 14 1 VOL 22 TABLE OF CONTENTS FA C ULTY AND ' ADMINIS T RA TION 4 4 STUDENT LIFE AND EVENTS I6 - SPOR TS 86 CL UBS 98 FRESHMAN 146 , S OPH 0M ORE J UNI ORS 166 : SENIORS 1 76 AD VER TISEMENTS I 91 John Bailey History Sam Cher! Engfish M. Conrad Foreign Language 1-1 ' 1g- .. '....A..- Eveiyn Cramp Broragy Cfayron Diskend Pomona! Science Mobs! Duprfes! English from Dupries! Enairsh Ron Fry Speech 8: Theatre William Gundarsan PoHrlcar Science J. Hade Biology Larry Hamilton Psychology K. Hamm Chemistry Paw Hansen Jr. Chemistry Hugh Hart Business Administration Vincent Han PhysichCompurers Woodrow Hodges Music Robot? Jeanmarfe m yslcs Mike Hogan Psychofooy Don Johnson Business Wlfriam Jurkovich PoHHca! Science Mary Kent Rohan Foreign Language Irene Kramer Foreign Language Hamid Kreuoer Refiaion Victor ioBeHe Business Administration Thomas to Guidlce Education Kevin McCarthy Physicaf Educator? Fannie McGuire Sociofoay Dan Mauurshak Phirosophy U0 Vd MeHs EducationXSpecfaf Education . John Ne venschwander History Thomas Noe! History Herman Daren Kurt Piepenburo PhH PO wet! 'l; j 1:13:1ng . W .1 Mi h. f . final 31 , 594E 1! . Mark Resop Ph ysical Educarion 00 via Rhoads Rerlgfon Wilfrom Roth Music John Sachs Education Robert Schlock Economics Roger Scafr Ph ysfcaf Education Richard Sjoerdsma Music Stephen Smith Music John Snider English Utfan Soroken Ingrid Hagar Thomas VanDahm Economics Lucy Webb Ph ysicaf Education Richard Wifcox Business Admfnlsrfon John Wind?! Music Kenneth Winkfe Music Kim Woodward Physical Education Ron Zarokar Pb ysicarf Education Jonathon Zophy History Alan Anderson A crfng President Jane Foresror-Hoare .. Director Academic Suppod 3 Jane Anderson Arumn! Director - Hm Hours Director Corrects Cenfer Richard Cochran Director Cofrege ReIaHons Marianna Georgen SMdenr Center Secretary Mary Gallo Bav Gromrau Joyce Burma Continuing Education Deon Landry Dean of studenfs David Assmus Development Richard Poggendorf DevalapmemI De valopmenf Secretaries Patsy Abe! Dir. Financial Aid Sherry Peccarerfi Sac. Financial Aid red Nichoison Dir, Food Seivice James Bishop Din Library Services Library Starr Gordon Foike Dir. of GLEE Bookstore staff Sondra Morass Switchboam Operator Lem: Half MaHroom Compare! Center Start John Hifbrfnk Dir News Information Augie Schmidt Men's 5: Women's Afnierfc Dir Row 1: Margaret Roberts, Rum Johnson Row 2: Kathy Ordonf. Marilyn Sfec, Jo Kfem Registrar's omce Sfudenf Personner Staff Dean Corlege Sec. Dorothy Beardsry Facurry Sec. 89 vedy Fafdufo Connie Hus: Mary Alice Schmidt NO PlC. iURL A'x-F'AILQBLE sre v9 Samueison Campus Pasror Dudfey Piogre Assoc. Minisfr y 8: Religion Mary Jane Refrafon Secrerary l-. .- STUDENT LIFE AND EVENTS Iop Left: tars pain rhe Attic. On ward soldiers. Who coiled my name? Hear mem sing. Listen 16 me boys. Hey clown, who! are you buiid mg? Spread Your Wings and Soar The freshmen were att gtven a wondettut opportunity to meet each other starttng wtth the gametest and the spending a weekend tn Lake Geneva. At! of thts was planned by the schoot and put on wtth the hetp ot the Old Ttmers fupperctassmen; Page 18. Top Left: Let's heat it for the Old Timers. Putt on that rape girls. Send the wortct a sptnntng. Page 19. Tap Left: Gtve the ctass somethtng to remember. Brenda did you survtve? What ts going on? Give the wortd a push. Come on, you can do tt. INIHVI b-MIH 3.4.. Catch the Excitement rop Left Catch me excitement mm neip tram me Squire: and K-Pnrs. Let's hear E! for the crowd. Friends for rife. Sink those cardinals. Page 21. 10.0 left: sm'ng mar rope. me crowd is anxiousiy waiting for the outcome. Ger Invorved with me ream sfrafegy. Whor's going on. for mom rweenkr'es. On your mark. Ger set. 60! Homecoming Olympics Homecoming 1- --' i7 $ 'Hm'u-Avv .9. ng running. - - w qu-t Mwm-WAM .v' T he Game Top Left Dodge 'em. Homecoming counf consists of Wendy Peterson, Rick Haifa etc. Bonnie Dumke, and Brad Buckowlrz. Give it a good kick. Keep on going. Go Get Them lop tart: John Nogre gives mom a concerned look. Homecom mg King Mike Beckman, Queen Sarah Hunt, and King. The Big Red. Forward 25 Prepare Ye the PRELUDE: From Hearth Above To Eadh I Come Ed Weisensef. Hodie Chris! hams est , Canzon XIV , and Canzon duodecr'mi Toni Organ and Brass Choir. Lord Jesus Christ, Be Present Now and Savior Of The Narions, Come Renee Waligora. Three Noels Dana Hanson. 'ADVENT CANDLE PROCESSTONAL' Giorla Fanfare and Prepare Ye The Way Of The Lord . 'CARTHAGE CHOIR: Kyrie and Giorfa , O magnum m ysren'um , How Great Are Thy Wonders . and Psalm 147 . C HAPEL CHOIR: Praise Ye The Lord 0 Hosts , A Ceremony 0! Carols hWoicum Yale? and 'This time Babe' LuTTaby, Jew and The Snow lay On The Ground . 'CHAMBER SINGERS: AT! The Won'd This Night Reiolces , A ve Maria . Glory 39 To God On High A way In A Manger , and Go Tel! 1! On The Mountain'i ' CARTHAGE CHOIR: 'Pratse Him, People Of God , My Head Is Always Wandering , and Mary. Mary . C AROLS FOR CHOIR AND AUDIENCE: O Come, AT! Ye Faithful and STTenT Night . ' The Carfhage Choir, Chap Chain and Chamber Singers are all directed by Dr. John Windh and Organ and Brass Choir directed b y Dr. Kenneth Mnkle, director. Professor William Roth was The organist. The cancer? was held on Sarurday, Dec. 6, and Sunday, Dec. 7. Way Of The Lord 1! $$I$493i3$$3 ya w it 13' 'F 'i F'- W $ 1' ?'n W il '. ii If' I H - .I - :- v.1 - -. . ,,. - a-..-..--.-..... ..-$-' 'i 'd MW$ WEm WT$H; 30 Fire and Grin Stones ii h F0! fop fen: DOVE BOCKhO'U-S and Ralph Manner? SHOW WEI! way 01' re- Ieasing their CFGOIIIVS energies, CO!- mace VOHGWGH prayers SHOW their Sfuff. J65 enjoying 0 good laugh in the Sand 50f fOOJ'H. A game 01' cards 01 the and Of week Shdufd be on 9V- BIYOHBS schedufe. A beach bonfire and me rirey voices of our roorbaf! cheer leaders all he Wino the spirits of student for the homecoming game. Some scenes of around Carthagel CARTHAGE OLLE . 1; b,.g; 31 Halloween Let the Goad T imes Rolf :15. From top left: Deruxury warms up me crowd. Mich Wynhoh' 1935 I! OH hang out In N: rock stage debut. ' Deb Garth wart stokes he! craim. amy Krecarek cofors me town on harfoween. 33 SAB Constructs a PAR TY' Give 5A3 a reason and they Wm ' aive you a parry In 1'an case I! was a party to honor the con struction of me new conege center. Fhank you $218. GAMES PEOPLE PLA Y 35 Opening New Windowf The Drffrwood wishes Io thank me 36 '87 seniors for me harp and en couraaemenf fhey have given Io fhe school'. We hope that mesa pages w!!! serve as a fitting tribute to them and their work. . 4-55 agraav .m :3 w. . 1v: .?! I.H . .5 I :f' in ; at i' . - 1x . ' '..' ti. 4' That 5 What F rzends Are For CHAPEL '.Hllll HIM?! J ' 41.1 53F ? ???E; ' .3 W! Hi ?3-7.' f..1;:t- a , . w . -- - - ma .. ...- --.- 7,145- .. r-'.,- 1.:--.- - 4 wwummn-mm- W-m - ,. WEHR C OLLE GE CENTER From top Jeff: Two per- formers enfedom the Mac '5 Place crowd. Badender of large David HRH. 81f! Hoore presents Kathy Bisfew with a praque for her service as head rechnfffon. Dave Ru- dolph finds 4 guinea pigs. 'pggi'; .2- .-,h' MACSFLA CE S S M G W C S m M L E R W chapel and in from rap Ian: Louisa R059 per- crec schoolsJ Jim Connors was me 61:95! Speaker. me forms The Long and Winding Road 045. Rose Brock and Brae Choir. spenra week performing a! VIENNA BOYS CHOIR w E u 0 C m m M C Ia 303096094: '53 Ir I.I I.. i ..... IEIJUII .I. . dlhfl . . f... .1 IfluI I.11II.I . :.I..Iu 63 JAMES WAND . .4'. . - .-:.- $.45? ...-K, . . -..:r.: -afna-hm v.1: 3:35:91: as - .- . ' TUR TLE KEGGAR OPEN MIKE NIGH T .'. l RE GI S TRA TION Carthage College T healer .Iv 7 th- - 1-: , EL ,p . .2; .- .0.- . .- 'iw ' '5-'- .' .- 3 $39: '3. H ?l S m m w m P m M C , PERSONS PLACES ND THINGS yer; ,-. Ann. 'V'W I ; .., vb.- x .. , 446$, i... I. - .51.; 1 MEN 13 BASEBALL WOMEN'S BASKETBALL ,9. S WIMMIN G VARSITY FOOTBALL 31-31 1 49 as ,. 1 1:1.le 1-13. 4.5!! :43 4'11 ? qr-wn-v .. 445931. $9945: 1 5315 4F; 81531? a ;41-1- 13:;; . : mmh.:? 11..- 4.16.4 5.15 .7... mgaww 13:1! .- T1753 5991-14459'1-53 ngsqonm 33: 22 478' 4? w E F D N A a m m m M C m m T . m , E -- M . ' . CAR THA GE SPOR TS Alpha Lambda Delta V ' A 11' Front fa w: Janet Mifflfn, Kath y Nass, Christine Carin. Second ro w: Say We, L aura Smith, Micheffe Kamlnskl. Third ro w: Polly 60H, Kris Hiflman, Theresa Voyce. Fourrh ro W: Scott Carron, Shaiabh Tendon, Karen Olson, J!!! 03m. Fifth R0 w: Fer! Dreunfak, Mary Deerfng. Lost to w: David Backhaus, Diane Kane, Saliy Turner, Sara Madson. Alpha Lambda Delta is a nationally amflared organi- zation which recognizes fhescholasric achievement or first year coilege students. The Aipha Lambda .09! to constitution srafes its goals as: '...ro encourage superior scholastic achie vemenrs among studenrs in rhelr first year in institutions of higher educcmon. to promote Intelligenf living and a continued high stan dard of learning, and to assist women and men, in recognizing and de vefoping meaningfu! goals for their roles In society. Officers: Scarf Carron - President, Nicole Hank - Vice President, Lisa Strehiow - Secrarary, Jill Oath - Treasur- er, Polly Gal! - Histroian, Mary Ruffalo - Editor. James Bishop - Faculty Adviser. POM PONS From Jeff to right: Julie LundIn, Kim Me yer, Iracy Lamb. Kristy Wffrms. Kristen White, Krissi Canfgrfa, Jena edger. Marissa Mirano vrch, Debbie Smith, Jennifer Broomqursr. and Sarah Madson. American Guild of Organism Dana Hansen - President Rich Reinhard. Renea WOHQ'OIO, 66d Prof. meamom. a, American Guild of Organists CAR THA GE CH 01R 103 Beta Beta Beta Front m w: Dr. Safer. Mark Mydfach, Mr. Bones, Kathy Beckman, Frank LaVoro, CaroHne Gfaess. Gay Life, Jean Gogofin. Betsy Barron, Steve Zahn. Second row: Jeff 0H0. Karma Bren Scott Jensen. Sharon Habeck. Michael Okanga, Dena Nerson. Michael Beckmann. Steven Schneider. BETA PHI EPSILON . v, : '- .Li . M. iii- x3 First row: L to R Erik Leeborg. Jack Daniels, Mark Guskey, Dymon Farrer. Dovfd Deppe. Second row: Dave Kremz. cm: Otto, MJrc Bamargeon, Richard Maifafaw. Pete Anderson, Rick 'va' Haarand, Jeff 'Happy' Halpfn, Mike 'Ccm'ron ' Strohm, Jeff Mares. Ken Langsdoxf, rom Hem, Warren Weber. Eric Chdsfian Newmann, I. Mike aoaufdmg' Saelens. Do! Rosa, Thomas E. Herr II. 105 BLA CK S TUDEN T UNION CAMPUS MINISTRY COUNCIL 107 Front row: Norman Dew, Barb Reich Social outreach; Liz Osrward fPresidenD, Dan Van fCommunfcarIons chair and rreosureo. Second row: Karen Bond, Lisa Easton. Jim Wynsrra. Rhonda Grifl'r's. Corny Wrought Third row: Julie Meyerhorer aarge Group Coordinator; Sorry fumer, Sharon Wasse, Anna Amafrour. Last row: Kristy Wmms, Tammy Hoyt Lynn Raids, Amy Krejcarek. CARTHAGE COMM U TING Amy Yule, President; Susan R. Calien. Poster commmee; Susan Herfei, Secxfres; Lisa Schoepke, Felix Servants; Emory Trussell, Sandy Welch, Vice President; Diana Ruzlckl, 3m Sweeney, Mady Fluhrer, Ken Scolaro, Sgt. at Arms: Mike Rasmussen Qxchange student; CAR THAGE COLLEGE GAMERS. . 1' ;- i' I. 1 ' I ll- 3:; . .1 if i h- j qkk 2.: '-. '1 6:? L till? I j 1 BETA OMGEA Back ro w: Tim Taminen, Pete Voigr, Mark BerflnkskL Chn's Burger, Tim Danzen Third ro w: Kurt Buschbacher, Scot! Jensen. Brad Bumefsrer, Tom Harland, 3!!! Jacobs. Kari Schmm, Second r0 w: Mark Mydlach, Rob Chfappeffa, Ke Vin Rohlwing, Eric Wright, Scarf Denli, Kurt Sinclain Rick Nickels, Mike Moran. First ro w: Todd Koenemann, Ed Cameron, Tony Biscfglia, Lance Lindhem. Scott Kreifer, Chuck ffmmerwifke. Dave Maaske, Mike Packard No:P Pictured: Ron Me yer, Joe Giamlerro, Brent Parks, Bob Vine yard, Joe De Vito, Coach Bob Moore - Advison Greg Soirwisch, Dean Zimmerman DONE DARLINGS Firs! ro w: Gina Fredrick, Laura Nemec, Kim Erwin. Jane! wa5, Sue Snead. Jenni Waiz, Second ro w: Robin Schmofdr, Sue Gustafson, Shells y Morgan, Kristen Volkman, Marry Bearing. Sandra Godsfain, TamiNefson, rrlcfa Leynse, Mary Sofia, Amy Swlden, Kathy Smith, Karl Lafeunesse, Third row: susan acevedo, Mary Perkin. Nor Pictured: Cathy Bass, Sue Kendlg, Kim Meyer, Tam! Grabow, Wendy Benzfger, Karen Bruce I13 DRIFTWOOD When I was asked to take the posttton 0! Editor t accepted only after! assessed the pre vious years books. I reattzed that the book had some problems tn the past. I atso reattzed that change cannot happen over night. tsought to make the book the best that it coutd be, Instead It has become a stepping stone to a better book. The drtttwood has the added feature at cotor which thope wttt help upgrade the quattty ot the book. We also sought te Identity and add more pictures than had been done tn the pre vious books. t soon ran across uncooperattve tacutty. staff and other student organizations. Thts bte w a tremendous bto w to the product t was trying to accompttsh. thhout the cooperation of the Entire Carthge campus the yearbook cannot exist In an acceptable state. tam not trying to pass blame or make excuses. tfust would ttke the campus to know that it takes everyone to make a yearbook a success. twoutd atso ttke to monk everyone who has hetped me with this book. the support was greatty appreciat- ed. tn Chrtst, Bftt Beyer e Special thanks to: Potty Mthm, Dave Bcckhouse, Ratoh Mehnert, Moote Hauck mover desrgn; Jennifer Btomquist, Cathy, Sonja Sotberg, John Pace, Dan Heather Phrttps, Carotyn Hudson tadwlsoo, and anyone etse I may have forgotten. HONOR 15' COUNCIL 115 KAPPA CHI OMEGA From bottom left: Chery! Beyers, An'ca Swadz, Jill Shelton, Barb Def. acy, Susi Edwards. Ra w 2: Kris Swanson 3w;f Wahlrarfh, Katie Alaspo, Undo Hansen, Laura Jeffers. Row 3: Margaret Racmce, Kim Nlemi, Sue Kendig, Gwyn Zaiokar, Gretchen Elam. Row 4: Heidi Whafmark, Lisa Bramand, Jenny Behrendr, Kelly Hetznecker. Iop row: Nicolerfe Haggerty, Sonya Phiflabs, Amy Pepper, Linda Brorf. IIIlr LAMBDA KAPPA From left to right: Dana Hansen, Renea Waiagora Gearedj, Wand y Ste vensen. Brian Schafk, Carri Albrighr, Jon Winkle, Polly Gail, Karen Olsen. Wendy Petersn, Chris Colin, Sieve Palmer. i 119 i From Iemi'alph Mehnen, Roben' Haggarfy. and Robin Me yer. PANHELLENI C C 0 UN CIL Front ro w: Julie Rhodes, Kelly Hetznedra, Sara Busack, Sara Anderson. Back ro w: Tracey Harfog, rreasuren 5m.l edwards, Secretory; Jenny Janczak, Marla Kissinger, Sarah Hun. Horn 1911': Steve Samuefson, Jeff Schfasfgner, Mar! Konfer. Devin Strong, Tim Kemey, Nancy Grouse, Juife Erama. Kerry Waterman. PHI KAPPA SIGMA PHI KAPPA SIGMA LITTLE SI S TERS 1:: - 1.... . 535K;- 2.1 .,-..T.. a .:I - v a . 9' ' 'T E' :- wT h . . ,q . T-. T - .y ' . T a ! ' .1 PI DEL TA. CHI Row 1: Rebecca Westphai. Sue Snead. Kristen Voikman, Kim Meyer. Row 2: CamF Albrighr, Sheila Bn'ggs. Jennifer Bloomquist Nana y clauss, Kathy Graef, Robin Schmotdr, Sharon Habeck. Row 3: Karen Olson, Kris ! Hmman, Gay Ufa, Julie Meyerhofer, Sonja Solberg, Debbie Kfeibasa. 127 ALPHA M U f: I' 'I ; Kim Volgr. Trina Chernos, Joan Tempiln, President: Renee Johnson, Lisa Beth Johnson, Vice President; Sue Snead PI HIGM EPSILON 129 m m H SOU Litvica TH E r . r ALL RA 19 131 SHALOM 'From Iefr to right: Re v. Shave Samuelson, Julie Sfama, Sonya Solberg, Wiliiam Beyer. and Mar! Komen' SIGMA ALPHA CHI 3 T 3 ..: :31 I Row 1: Beth Burk, Susan gusrafson, Ion' Vesely, Kim Nagel. Row2: Janet Mielke. Sara BusacL Debboe Florek, Becky Tohn, Chds Kempf. Row 3: Dawn SfuBrma. Jenn y fanczak, Mary Teerzen, Debbie Kielbasa, Kathy Dickross, Tana Edgar. Row 4: Kristi Gums, Bonnie Dumke, Kn's K romrel, Gina Masrellari, Laura Peccarem, Kris Phifgop. 133 B MESS H 0N R -; - m..- .-..------ - - 1:. . .- ' . . : . '. 1. .. .-, . . .. STUDiES ii! iii! -. .1 2? W45 . -ka1miiw Lisa Beth Johnson, Sue Snead, Katherine Semfer, Theresa Vo yce, Mark Maegaard Donna Dmmann. Ierry Nelson. Craig A Pe ferson, Greg Zefinsky I35 S TUDEN T ED U CA TION WH- $.. Back ro w: Kathy Nass. Krlsri Gums, Megan Frame, Marilyn Pondei, Sue Curlen. red Upscomb, Paula Nach, Rhonda Grifffs, Amy Bess,Tammy Hoyt, Lisa Johnson, Kristi Esmond, Becky Randow, Sue Mfchaud, Alisa Wurrei. Second ro w: Kristen Volkman. Tracy Lamb, Barb DeLacy. Debbie Heine. Robin Schmoldf, Karen Bond. Third row: Kim Weege, Lies! Timmerwflke, Jennifer Del. Lynette Ness. Lynn Adamskl. 137 T au Della Psi Bottom Jeri: Andy Benbo w, Joy Gialfombardo, Peter Rem - Vice President, John lean - Treasurer. K9 Wn Moore - Se crerary. Second ro w: I Kan Brueggeman. Dave Meyer, Bob Farcon. Mark Merrm - President. Mwang! Mama. Back row: Marvin Piers. Marvin Rasch. I39 D $ li r O u' . Ill: :3; EV Hiii .t. i. i 5'! .i . 75. TA U SIGMA PHI - t - ightrvyn-dl' :M .h, , .. m m 1. 141 M L E D .1 m m m :ng 1 F.?.lEFEQ! mm 1 Top row: Chris Otto. Joe! Stelnfeldr, Marshall; JuHe Slama, I'reasurer; B!!! Sweeney, Secrerary; Middle ro w: Sue Cullen, Lorene Fox, Front row: Mobs! DuPriesf, John Snider, Becky Blink. Jeanne Zuefke, Amy Porrer. Absent: Mark BerlinskL Mamn Fluhrer, Mary Perkew'ch, Vice President. Living Hope From boHom Jeff: Devin Strong, Laura Hombosrel, Mike Thomas, Darla Cawklns. Second Row: Down Sturma, Michelle Hamby, Mike McKlilup. Third row: Lori Hendnckson, Diane Kane, Kris Hillman, Robin Schmoldr. Top Re w: Kris Kromref, rheresa Vo yce, Lynn Ernler. M15 I43 Anderson, Peter Ashman, Michae! Bailey, Lisa Barron, Betsy Baumann, Kathryn Beckmann, Kathleen Beckmann, Michael Behrendr, Jennifer Benbow, Andrew Berlinskl, Mark Bernhardt, Monika Blslew, Kathleen Bilnk, Rebecca Blomqulsf, Jennifer Bond, Karen Broniec, Suzanne Bron, Undo CamponeschL Julie Canaan. Keim Carvafho, faflma Caseli, Todd Ciskoskf, Juile Chopin, Amy Clark, Coilerra 155 Clark. Lynn Clams, Nancy Czubako wskl, Cindy chkfoss, Kamryn Dmmann, Donna Dowd. Cfeo Dumke, Bonnie Edwards. Suzi Hide, Kerrie Farber. Amben'y Florek, Debbie Fox, Lorene Gassen. laurie Giallombardo, Jay Glampierro, Joe Glaess, Caroline Grabow, Tamara Greer, Kathy Grim. Rohonda Green, Uliian Haaland, Rick Habeck. Sharon Hansen. Dana Horbach, Pam 15? Harmes, James Heirs, Usa Halton, Terr Hendrickson. Lori Hennesey, Dan He yden, Michael Hoffman, David Hoffand, Trista Hunt. Sarah Janczak. Jennifer Janczak, Pam Johnson-Drane. Emily Johnson. Usa Beth Kane, Diane Kauke, Chris Kamlnskl. Carrie Klssinaen Marla Klingenmeyen John Knueppe! Kolfes. Tara Krueger, Kamryn Kyrk, Susan Landmcnn, Marilyn Lane. Sue 159 Laughiln. Brian Leon. John Lundin. Juh'e Maegaard, Mark Martin, Jeffrey Martin, Susie Mehnerr, Ralph Menrlnk, C ynrhia Merritt Mark Meyer. Kim Michaud, Sue Miner. Paul Minion, Laurie Mark, Andrea Myhre, Nancy NaaeL Kimben'y Nelson. ram! Nordqulsf, Steve Osrwafd Elizabeth Pappadememous, Geor- gla Peccarem, Laura Perlerr, rracy Farce. Charies Peterson, Wendy 161 Parke vich, Mary Philips, Kim Plcone, Tracie Pfura, Chery! Porter, rhomas Portalafln. Karen Radfkey. Morgana! Rapp. 8m Rasch, Marvin Rasmussen, Mike Rem, Pore! Riedel, Ann Roam, Rollin Roffer, Katie Rojina, Ursula Ruzickl, Diana Savagifo, Ben Schlesinger, Jeff Schmoldr, Robin Scolaro, K. Servants; F. Singer, Barb Sinz, Mike srama, Julie 163 165 Smith, Phylils Smith, William Snead, Susan Samara, Sonja srawfcki. Valerie Sfeinbrecher, Suzi Sfelnfeldf, Joe! Sfefmoch, Lisa Slavenson, Wendy St. John, Danie! Streckerf, Tlmorhy Swanson. Kris Strong, Devin Swadz, Arica Valenfl, Gina VanArsdaJe. Heidi Vasely, for! Voigf. Kim Voyce, rheresa Wafz. Jenn! Webb, lucy Wefch, Sandra Wohlfanh, Susan Wulr, Brian 165 Wright. Eric Wynhoff, Mohave! 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