Culver Stockton College - Milestones Yearbook (Canton, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1978 volume:

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Students . . . p. 36 Students, faculty, administration, greeks athletics, activities, and organizations . . . . . . these are the faces and forces of '79. ' :'G :'l'1Qx .f ii' f'N If m-5 fp Q . I 45 I -., I' .JL- K J .1 'fi L --ML !, Nil '4 4 11... f ,r , 'r ,a.. , 7' . , -, 4 1' wi' -N , .am If we ' V 'U L ,L A tv' in--I ' l wr-In if-Stix ,gi ' - - n , 1 i W 0 , f 'Q N n . M ' ..1 V S I i 's. V . W 1. . Q .QA -., ,QX 1 ' ' 3 sa ' - J 1 11' 51 HAH' .Slit From Canton to Iran, students, leaders, athletes, each deeply involved . . . ,,..i I. . ,XV- Qx Q I . 1' 4 1- I I K . 1, 1 ' X .S . -li xc f,s ,iffql N ss. l ... S these are the faces of 1979. The last eclipse of the Century, night lights on the fountain, a gift from alumni . P , if ,552 xb . fi .J iff Qi n n . by .H ' 5 Egg. ' lg !l 41 m 'AAS 9, A , . , LT . Hu . n--,N 4 . as l i 41. I I , ,,, 4 Xl .4 1.1. Rug , 'K ,JE g l.,:!'. , f 'ij' I .E ' n K' l. P u'- .:' I 91 ,, 1 sig: il-f NA 1 Fifi' 'nk 'Mfw i, 4 , .in ' .. . u, Q'1!'0 hs' , .Q', I X .. L' AJ' .uf .I . m -srl 1- graduation, and the historic dome of Henderson Hall . . . these are the forces of 1979. TOP President and Mrs. Brown enjoy dance. RIGHT: 1 Debbie Lorigan and Rodney Livesay. BELOW: 1978 Homecoming Court. Homecoming Roz alt A queen dressed in an old fashioned hoop skirt and nostalgic floats displayed the Homecoming theme, Those were the day . Festivities were kicked off at the annual bonfire Thurdsay night. At the formal dance Friday night, Mary Oatman was crowned Culver-Stockton Homecoming Queen and Dan Hurst was crowned our first Homecoming King. The king and queen reigned over the parade and football game the following day. l A Chi OmegafAlpha Tau Omega float won the floatlcompetition with Sigma KappafSigrna Phi Epsilon taking second. Alpha Xi Delta won the spirit trophy at the bonfire. I f... - H , 4 . if.t3:i - , 6, 1 5' a i V rr i f V, V, , , i . 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F' W I RF ,xii 'T .A -W' -I' Y' 1 K -.5 Q ,I V f KL A x uf , nf Y N A ng. . M. K .W ' -1 w I Lx, Surf 1- ..- .A 1.1, v -+ . 1 - J ff mhwmmmy- A wM i , ,..1 ,..1 ,944-LA 5 -,bmw-f 9. egg-:1e:,,.1 , A . . ' . ,: : ',,-., .35 41 f5'J,' q'.- ' g?g.Je22s.1.w. 'za, WW .'WJ:-m .5 . gf- , . f 5 . V ' ' ., .5.-,-F, - , ,.rf- . - 1, . Q. . , 1. 4 A . N., , , ' fi t LQAQ 4 '- ' , ' 1 ynf' . 4 1- .. ,BJ 'ik .s A A gf-. ...G N x N d ' A - , wwgs 7' ' N incurs 9Xf V, N ix '34 JJ v J 4 ' , . . A, js, , -1 1 4 ,. , ' . ' 4: fm, ' - N , H I 7-n ,J J.. l . M . L ,- ,A P fl ff '. wg. :I fr mf? fr-r-fe -, r. rovvn takes over as president The regular class session began in the fall of 1978 with a new president. Dr. Robert Brown, Culver's 22nd president, moved to Canton with his wife, Carolyn, and daughter, jennifer, during the summer and officially began as President of Culver Stockton in July. He had previously served, since 1967, as vice president for development at Adrian College in Adrian, Michigan. TOP - Dr. Brown. CENTER - Dr. and Mrs. Brown. BOTTOM - Dr. and Mrs. Brown with daughter, Jennifer. Sf' -,,..f- TOP - Dr. Henson Harris, vice president for academic affairs and dean of the college: Charles Edwards, vice president for college relations. BOTTOM: Glen Schlager. vice president for business affairs: Dr. Terry Holman, vice president for student services. ' Administration TOP: Olga Bays, registrar: Pearl Franks, Assistant Business Manager: Ted Finley, Director of Public Relations. CENTER: Audrey Calhoun, Director of Student Development: C.W. Clevenger, Director of Student Services: Dave Williford, Assistant Director of Public Relations and Director of Sports Information: Donna DiCreszenzo, Financial Aid Advisor. BOTTOM: jan Bran, Director of Alumni Relations: Richard Valentine, Assistant Director of Admissions: Diane Bozarth, Accountant and Business Assistant. l i'-.ui': 'QTM7' I B. Wu.. na, 'l. 4 I 'O gf. 'Q T Xxx TOP: Olga Bays, registrar: Pearl Franks, Assistant Business Manager: Ted Finley, Director of Public Relations. CENTER: Audrey Calhoun, Director of Student Development: C.W. Clevenger. Director of Student Services: Dave Williford, Assistant Director of Public Relations and Director of Sports Information: Donna DiCreszenzo, Financial Aid Advisor. BOTTOM: jan Bran, Director of Alumni Relations: Richard Valentine, Assistant Director of Admissions: Diane Bozarth, Accountant and Business Assistant. ,.....,......, in fs, , 5? J IS-rf. A- x rl- . , U Pfi lx A. 1' 'Q-l . x O V ' 1 x Q X . 1,5 ft- ' lux v 4 , A 1 ,E ., X . :lit ,L xv -P Q .I J' 11, Q' it zu .hixf -Nui nm - 4. I ' EY. , . vw' C' A T ligligg, Q lf gill ' ii -QFQ iii' K6 SILT ,7 ' .,.'- -. if filirf - Fax y-ggggzmibl-H 1 5311:- LEFT TOP - Sharon Upchurch, librarian: Frank McFarland, director of the physical plant. LEFT BOTTOM - Bev Barton, admissions counselorg jeff Stollbcrg, admissions counselor, RIGHT TOP - Glen Lupardus, assistant director of food services: Kline Logsdon, director of food services. RIGHT BOTTOM - Colman Winn, archivist: Doug Wilson, admissions counselor and coach, V I x f X W.,- umanities LEFT TOP - Guy Cooper, professor of English. LEFT BOTTOM - Thomas Shrout, professor of religion and philosophy, division chairmang Richard Holmes, associate professor of English. RIGHT TOP - James Campbell, instructor of languages: Emerson Brokaw, assistant professor of religion. RIGHT BOTTOM - Carolyn Kane, assistant professor of English: Edward Sawyer, professor of religion and philosophy. Ml-5.5 o-111 -if 4 'X -+1 .-4 .-riff.. x.. 'v -. 1 tx Fine Arts LEFT TOP - Dr. A. Wesley Tower, professor of music and chairman of the division. LEFT CENTER - Janice Wood, assistant instructor of speech: Sieghard Krueger. associate professor of speech and drama: Dr Robert Jones, associate professor of music. LEFT BOTTOM - Grant Kenner, professor of art. RIGHT TOP - Ken Roth, assistant professor of speech and drama: Carol Mathieson, assistant professor of music. RIGHT CENTER - Albert Beck, assistant professor of art and director of the Art Farm Gallery: Anda Wiseman, lecturer of piano. RIGHT BOTTOM - Neal King, assistant professor of music: D. Larry McSpadden, assistant professor of music. i I MQ, vi-vi' ji. 'Q fi - 5 Q . 12' V 25' w. , id 1 Z 4,6 IH-U f.f. b x hfgiifi ,, 1, 4 vii. 'J ' ,r M N ' QW I ..', r I 1 33 ai - .,, r.P 5 wtf' ., -I' ' 11 ' ' TOP - james Walter, associate professor of education and director of teacher education: jack McBride, professor of educationg BOTTOM - Vearl McBride, professor of education: Leland Beck, professor of psychology, division chairman, and director of athletics. 13, .. TOP - Gene Hall, instructor of physical education and men's basketball coach: Russell Glasgow, assistant professor of physical education and women's basketball coach. Bottom - Jerry Maulin, assistant professor of physical education and football coach. nr-A, ..... . -' 1' f L, N T A ,.--,,..-av V ,-,...1- W TOP - Dr. Frank Edgar, associate professor of history and political science: Dr. jay Calhoun, associate professor of sociology and administration of justice. BOTTOM - Charlotte Yochum. instructor of business administration: Dr. john Sperry. division chairman and professor of history. TOP - Thomas Kenney, assistant professor of economics. CENTER - George Lee, professor of history and political science: Mary McReynolds, associate professor of business administration and economics. BOTTOM - David Preclmore, associate professor of economics: Mark Gaylord, instructor of administration of justice and sociology. fl- 1 pls u pg gs' lm I-1.5 1 ,G 1 if 4 v r. ...- V .- - 5 f 1-:rf .i -' ,.g1f'Laf'T: ff' Rauf' ' .fflf df l ' 1, fi '4' 4: J-r s- 1 wi: L jp? 1 1 , . i1'f:.J , 1 -. 3? 7 , 5333? , 'W r I' , I r r' '- ' if . V 4-.. ls 4.4 N?- ,. ig, ,gnlfi E A ,,,,-Av ii' ...l..... fUlOll'lIv0'9a.lllli Natural Science Q. TOP - John Sursewicz, associate professor of biology: CENTER - Robert Mathieson, associate professor of physics: john Brodmann, professor of chemistry: BOTTOM -John Aull, associate professor of mathematics: Thomas Wiltshire, professor of biology and division chairman. llaul .T Fi: is ,-.f ' fs' V TOP - Govenor Romney. CENTER - Shirley Snell discusses one of her paintings with students: Chester Calvert, a woodcarver and C. S. Alumni, discusses some aspects of woodcarving with art student, Jim Myers. BOTTOM - Three members of Dudley Riggs during performance. gy U,- '-ra W' STUDENTS D VH VHCI .L SE-I john Edward Beaaley Iris Vanessa Best Tim Bowman Gen. Electronics Tech. Business Administration Phys. Ed. 8 AJ. ,UQ .1 ffl' Judith A. Brumley Michael Lynwood Campbell Cheryl Beverly Clark Speech 8 Drama History Drama ,A ff Y L I i I . an-i,xzf.l .J Joyce Ann Crumly Kadie Davis Elementary Ed. lk EMR Math Candace Lynn Croft Psychology 8 Sociology 7.-, 5- Richard D. Davis Patricia K. Denison ROBCI' Clark Denton Bus. Admin. 8s Econ. Psychology Bn Sociology Math 3 Business Admin. 10 Us 53 iii? 'fr If xl William David Gaither Richard E. Gay Vicky L. Gibson Ward David Graham Physical Education Physical Education Bus. Admin. 85 Econ. Business 8 Econ. 'Ev N 'sf '!T l'P X. , ls 4 ' 1 I H Mary Grandstaff Steven F. Hill Marilyn J. Hodges Daniel Hurst Music Education jour. 85 Phys. Ed. Art H. Psychology Physical Education F. Eric joelner Randy D. Keep Karla Sue Keller Bus. Admin. 85 Econ. Psych. 8 Soc. Art Education :Y D . Andy Kiel Social Sciences Brenda Kay Kilby Secretarial Science Robert Henry Krahn Bus. Admin. E Econ. Ja 'R . AVA Q M l -.gf i 41.7 . . it l 4 th.. tn. X . XX If 1' if 1 5' J X f , 4 . i, ,f Kathy Lyn Kropp Thomas P. Lattanzio Doreen Bergit Lee Art Ed. 85 Psychology Psych. 81. Soc. Elem. Ed. 81, Spec. Ed N y 4 . on L . Frank Lewandowski Douglas Michael Maddox Billy Tom Mitchell Criminal justice Biology 85 Business Soc. Sec., Rel. Bn Phil. I C? ,NL C? ll J 1 .f . . Elizabeth Moore Susie M. Moore James Myers Business Sp., Dr., Eng. Ed. 8 Psy. Art Education lfffb .1 Je- Mary Helen Oatman Susan M. Orlando Diane Pepple Art Education Phys. Ed. B Psych. English Education OPPOSITE TOP: Senior Frank Lewendowski plans for the future. BOTTOM: Libby Moore reads the latest MEGAPHONE scoop. George Richardson Sandra Rivers Elizabeth Diane Runser Drama Psychology 8 AJ. Admin. of justice joe Neal Sanders, jr. Don B. Schindel ' Sociology Bus. Admin. Ba Econ. l Nancy A. Scofield Spec. Ed. B Elem. Ed. Huey G. Shelton, jr. Business Diane Lynne Sohn German 8 Social Sciences Y-1-U1 Peggy Stephenson Physical Education li? Q.-.9 fl' R w f Paul Stewart Bus. Admin. G Econ. jo Lynn ' 1 Stow F Business 81. Sec. Ed. joseph W, Stow Bus. Admin. 65 Econ. Ronald N. Surber Bus. Admin. 85 Econ. f i-fg'5.'l JoAnn Carol Thomas Susie B. Tiemann David Nelson Todd Rel.. Phil., Psy. 8 Soc. French 8 Business Phil., Rel. Bn Psych. .11 -f P- 2415 ' l I mm 4: :xi :mln Herman Blair Turner Mark A. Wiewel Bus. Admin. 85 Econ. Bus. Admin. 85 AJ. 3' 5.4 sl Timothy Canyers Wilkerson Laffy Wilson Hist. 5 Pol. Science Business Economics 11 Rita Worrell Janice M. Zenge History Bn English Bus. Admin. dr. Econ. SHLVDCIVHUHHCINH ,NP N 4 oin- KJ E, ,.-- .ar , Marty Alberty Roy Albrecht Cecil F. Alfrey Jim Allen Rick Alspaugh Freshman Junior Sophomore Sophomore S0Dh0m0fe J 3 v--T 2 David Andel Kristine Anderson Martha Babb JOB Bafeki Freshman junior Sophomore Freshman ix 1143.9 X jX l Steven Bendel Richard Berube Shari Blankenship Kim Blanks Sophomore junior Junior Junior Greg Thogmartin takes time to reflect ANL Sherri Bogener Mary Jeanne Borrowman , Sophomore junior ai' I?-1, 4' , 1 ' ' X Marie Boyd Rhonda Boyer Traci Bradham Cheryl Brassfield Sophomore Freshman Freshman Freshman J 4. 12? if .Lf Mike Bross Scott Brotherton Sherri Brown Freshman Freshman junior xv. ,, ,, rf- 3, 'ifwfl' ' Tami Brown David Bursewicz Susan K- BUFHS Freshman Freshman Sophomore V X Arg .F --'- Wil iii f' sf: .w n,-'1'-., ,H -A .. --'-- .:- ig.V ,Q,,w ' ::-, J -' viii 5 -so-f', AY' ave-,fr ...fn ff' nn rl A ,lb Bob Busch Trudy Busen jaye Dee Butler Enid E. Campbell Sophomore Sophomore Freshman Freshman 'wa-I l' Q-gr v X X .4 J L 1' l I Tanna Campbell Stephen Carlstead Janice Denise Carter Laffy Dean Cartel' Freshman Junior Freshman Freshman Susan Chambers junior Terri Clark Freshman Richard H. Clement junior Mary Clark Sophomore Marilyn Clapp Phyllis Chapman junior Sophomore no rf , rr - .-:I+ Xi '1 . , l Y 'ix -5-i:,,,l - ' ' OPPOSITE PAGE - Terry Ahern makes a fine prospect for Homecoming Court. ABOVE - Enjoying the' Homecoming game are Karla Walters and jeff McReynolds. 'EL Timothy R. Coleman Kevin Collet junior Sophomore x.-v I . L. f Hank Colhns Janet Cooper Kxmberly A Cooper john Cordray Jim W. Cullumber jumor Sophomore Jumor Freshman Junior ' .wg x jlm Dayton Lisa DiVita jeffrey A. Dodson Freshman Freshman Sophomore Kxm Donnthan Marty Dry Eric Dubisky Freshman Freshman Freshman 1 x .Y Win, 1. Bt.. i . Fred East Freshman Dennis M. Fanger junior ll' Q-.1 3TATEWllf s,. xi Keith Elliott Sophomore , 2 r' r . , , It If 1 Q' I f 5 X. 4 'F' x Kathy Farmer Freshman i Lu' I H? OPPOSITE Cmdy Hull and Denny Fanger seriously decide what to do with the rest of the afternoon. ABOVE - Bob Vasquez and John Oshca display their findings during riverfront clean-up. 5, ep, ix f' N ' x . Vi' . J 3 L W , L. ' 5,5 L . W , tl .H - 'D . ln- Julie Foster Dana Fralick Susan Frazier Ross E. Gabriel Sophomore Sophomore Freshman junior I . 'f 4--3 '.. -2 '-: -1. ' H :.' , 41-3.4 jennifer Garnett Brenda Gates john R. Geise Sophomore Freshman Freshman Gus Georgiadis Freshman ck. ,X b iv' , lv w -, F ' 3 . Nancy Glasgow Kathy Glore Junior junior Teresa Godman Eric Goewey Junior Freshman LEFT: President Brown helps team of students call alumni during annual Alumni Telefund. RIGHT: Marilyn Clapp thinks brown-bagging it is for the birds. fQ 'P sf K 1 ar y jim Gurdon Joe Gosney Mary Gottman Doug Gramling Bill Hagler Sophomore Junior Sophomore junior Sophomore Il it of Q 6' Thaddues Hamilton jim Haney Kathy Harig Cassandre Hawthorne Michelle Howthorne junior Sophomore Freshman Freshman junior A XLI4 WZ Kenneth Haynes Carmen Hedberg , junior Freshman ' n Terri Hendrix Rick Hesse Freshman Sophomore Cupid and Psyche of the 1979 VaIentine's Dance were Darwin Lewis and Bobbette Lubbert. BELOW: Bobbette and Darwin dance with President and Mrs. Brown. OPPOSITE PAGE: Cindy Sawyer goes to class. CMJ x O' Sherry Higgins Lisa I-Iocter Freshman Freshman T WPT 4 A 2 i xL4'D r '1 Curt Hogge Craig S. Holt junior Freshman Q 'Z 'T'-T9 .1 il , Ralph Horne julia Marie House junior Junior Lori Hutchison Lee jankowski Freshman Sophomore 4 15 S,-.- S-I f Qx Kimberly Janney Greg Jenkins Ray Jezewak Cliff johnson Cynthia Johnson junior Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore junior U A ,l S E UL, I Nancy H. johnson Greg Jones Paula D. jones junior Freshman Sophomore :lt ,. , X13 G1 :1 William Klemm Freshman Susan Jones David Kimbrough Freshman Freshman if Mfr 1, sr' X Tina Klingele Trudie Jean Knapp Alex Koch Karen Kost Kent Kriegshauser Freshman Freshman Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Viv' Patricia Krueger Brad Laaker Sarah Lacy Luanne Langley Freshman Sophomore Freshman junior ,.:-. iz 1' . '-11' ISHX l . Nancy Leeper Brian Leeser Darwin Lewis Rodney UVCSSY Sophomore Freshman Sophomore Freshman ll L 'X J ,lx Kent Llewellyn William Llewellyn Kim I-Ogafl Nanci! I-Ogsdon Junior Sophomore Freshman Sophomore -6- Debbie Lorigan Bobbette Lubbert Brian Leory Malcolm Susan M. Marks Freshman Junior junior Sophomore CS. I David Market Freshman ix 'xv Ani f. Jef f Martin Q ' Sophomore ,um Dave Martin Freshman :si ls jim Masters Freshman xi, Tom McCarthy Freshman 3 Laura Matthews jodey A. Maxwell Sophomore Sophomore X ,LLL Zachery McClendon Bill McClure junior junior F, Mary McCutchan Sophomore Marcia McDonald Martha McKinney JUUIOI' Freshman OPPOSITE - Terri Hendrix compares prices for Consumer Economics class. ABOVE: Karen Kost poses for the camera. RIGHT: Barb Rouse, Coralee Ogle. and Cindy Pilger in the dugout during IM Softball. M . 12? Bryan Miller David Lyle Miller Lori Miller Sherry Mixer David Moody Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Freshman Freshman -0' I Brandee Moore Mark Moreland Angie Morris Robert M. Mulch Meleia Musgrove Sophomore junior Freshman Special Freshman J f -Q.: Mary Nader Kelly O'Donnell Sophomore Freshman Coralee Ogle Tim 0'Keefe Sophomore Junior '--' NYJ, in-sf john Oslica George Ott Bruce Otto Brion Palmer Freshman Sophomore Freshman Junior 'z'-'TN I l K. ai.. 1' J' L.,-3...Lia.'.f3':'.-:.g Doug Pankow Pam Pearl Gale Perry Gerald Perez Freshman Freshman Sophomore Freshman Barb Rouse, Vicky Gibson, and Gayle Thornburg watch game. OPPOSITE PAGE: Isaac Dennis and Gale Perry goof off. George Perschon Freshman x V. A 'lf jim Person junior i I ,. 7 Cindy Pilger Pamela Pilger Freshman junior - Y' Y , , .fig Amr . f X 5-1 C fl v .l I Cheryl Priebe David Prussner Sophomore Freshman 4i,.,f ' , Y M . K? A so , an ree f: ,C E L 1:11 if b Jzfjqff 4 XS. V 3,4 if Q1 . f at ,- . Vi .ln -A g,7-- fl? W, l. if Ice 4 gyf af iff if '1 .J ,x.,x U, X N 1 Mike Platte Lisa Poe Angie Powell Sophomore Freshman Freshman I1 lf., 'ws' ,av f NZ Susan Reem Junior Beckie Rader Susan Rapp Sophomore Freshman 1 i .ii 5 1 ll '. N. I , X N X F K4 Diana Robinson Michael Romack Tim Rounce Sophomore Sophomore Freshman li' I Cf ve- ' rl f , , 1 J X x X V X ' 1 Ii Barbara Rouse Bruce Rundle Cynthia Sawyer Freshman Freshman Sophomore LEFT: joe Gosney, Rick Auspaugh, Mike Clithero, Kim janney, and Jody Stinson work' on Homecoming float. RIGHT: Kenny Haynes and Cindy Guthrie sign up for Career Week. Al Schleappe junior ' vw N Syndi Silfies junior LE? i Y . V . at NJ K ..,.,., Q...- .,--n Steve Scholfield julie A. Seibel Kevin Shimp Charles Sh00P Sophomore Sophomore Freshman Freshman id was Tenettie Sims Kimberly Simmons Dirk Simons David Smith Sophomore Sophomore Freshman Freshman Stephanie Smith Sophomore Lisa Sprague Freshman is f X .rv 125 f' -uv 24,1 Lil ' , - H. . Wu .v Q A - A 1 91- 4..- . A. Q , 'T 1- 'gs 5'-slits! LJ, uf .- 'P ' s ' f 4 Martha Spurr Dan Steinbeck Jody Stinson junior Junior Junior 4. 2.9. 'U Crystal Stewart Julie Meyer Stewart Terry Strom Freshman Sophomore Junior jeffrey Stuerman Freshman if I-. '1-r. . ' Matt Sullivan Sophomore ,nk ex TTA' 'Vw XI X .glfix hi' ' - -S' 17 Patti Szyc Denise M. Talken Susan Tevis Greg Thogmartin Karin G. Thomas Freshman Sophomore junior Sophomore junior NI' Q17 Gayle N. Thornburg junior Sophomore Freshman Nita J. Trott Colleen L. Tuley I David Lyle VanDeventer, Jr. Carla Varner Duane Waite junior Junior Sophomore Ronald Tuley James A. Vacek Sophomore Freshman TOP LEFT: Dave Bursewicz lines up a shot. LEFT: Debbie Lorigan and Rodney Livesay watch the campus from Culver Hall steps. BELOW: Marty Dry says, Peace, Love, and Donnie Osmond. Mike Wall Sharon Walters Freshman Junior x H H112 ,fl ,A 7, - fr -KL 5'- -'H 1 '- f f. ...I--fi Y 1 Diane Warning Mary Waters Robin Wear Freshman Junior Freshman I fl . :I J V ir : I-.,,L.A l -V Hd fl, - X1 4. Q i fi ' ere- ' S 4:5 1 ' X, I , 4 . , N. N . Charles Westbrook jr. George Westbrook David Wiesemann Freshman Freshman Freshman is wp-.ap Ns? ,f ' ,Z Margaret Wilson Paula Winston Christina Woodworth Junior Sophomore junior Sue Wright Patrick Wyle Freshman Sophomore TOP - jim Haney and Tim Coday warm up for pep band at a football game. BOTTOM - Students socialize at McDonald Hall. Cathy Allen Dan Boone Robin Capps john Cronin Freshman Senior Freshman Freshman MVN 1 Pat Denison Chris Fagiano Senior Freshman wif f- I I I 1 :si ,L-I f F ' ' 'fi i ' 1 N Q AQ ' , I ' . - 5' ! Y hr-lb ,159 if Til T1 Q 1 ' i 4 I ' .. 'fi V v If N-11,77-J pw-Ll M I4 iii .5 rf is , .5 :V AAlzgj,4v . XSS' '54 ' Agra fin: Fl ':' l ff ,Q 'td 5 wg. il ' r ,. -as -- fwfr . Qknfgigi . 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'ifzfifiu Karen Lacy Bill Leroy Freshman Freshman Angie Morris balances atop a fire hydrant. 'f1 1 ?' -I 'Ziff .1 x ' 1 Tim Coday playing ping-pong in the C.P. is.- Cindy Loutzenhiser john Olbrecht Steve O'Quinn Sherr P t y ax on Freshman Sophomore junior Freshman Q .. -'far W -iii 3532-ff ' 4 - ,. i ff- 3- :igHi2fPf 'I 'ab' 41+wf1'1' 4- P' , - :Sir e Exif ' 1' r-H Zpwafuiii 'Alb 1: -f ' A+ - f , ':.5Q'rr'- T 3 - NM E F, 3.1 -. KY r 1 'x'f rg- e rw . .. . -f - -51' Inn ' or M, R ill I --- - T 'H' X ZW' Steve Rose Todd Shakleford Senior Freshman Kerry Siefkas Patti Smith Freshman Sophomore ' r s 1 'Xe' xr, ,M !g l,y gn., 'PX xx 1- al Yr- xi 1. -. Laura Tiemann Sophomore 'ff TOP LEFT: Mrs. Shirley Hinkle sells new books at Bookshop. TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Twila Watson sorts mail. ABOVE: Mrs. Mary Merrel says. Good morning, Culver-Stockton. FAR LEFT: Freshman, Mike Wall. LEFT: Dan Steinbeck and Lee Jankowski have a war with shaving cream. 2 Qs -:lf fx ' f tif , x V v 9 vb' 8 A 1 Q . TOP LEFT: Richie Davis and Mark Wiewel study in the C.P. LEFT: AWS sponsors Big SisterfLittlc Sister night. BELOW LEFT: George Ott, Frank Lewendowski, and Brad Laaker pretend they know no evil. LEFT: Laura Funderburk walks in the snow. BELOW: Sherri Brown and Boyce England enjoy Homecoming game, BOTTOM: AWS circle of friendship. RIGHT: Nita Trott takes a lunch break. 'F lf-'ff'rf1 . 'ri 1 '.'Ii.7'1'w n:. ' 1 I 'qv' ...--v ,...-t ,,...-, CLOCKWISE FROM RIGHT: Dr. Wiltshire explains test question to Steve Carlstead. Mike Romack and Sherry Mixer. Left is marathon winner, Larry Wilson. Coralee Ogle takes a break from shorthand homework. Karen Thomas and Judy Brumley spend the afternoon at the river. jim Meyers and Lori England share a secret. Gail Perry plays the piano for Isaac Dennis, I, l . HLLQ: .. 6.3. .5- X. -9. 3 3 X W-. -ns-, 'L 1. fav'- eu Wi. ' '-l 3 T I f. 4-i 1 ji.. . Q T W1 4 'X U 1 - X P .- ' , , , ,-1' ' ' ' es pf . '-' , w ' 'mf - a h:'1'l-5'q mx ' I :F irt, , iwifyiihigiz I-U? .VIA V, l MV 'i' .X 4 3 2 e ' - - :fn na... . w , 'j . .V A -'xl V k -3 xr J it tl 'x', ' 'Fri' 5 in l., 1 X ft.. 'lzll' I w 'i 9 . rl 3. -: , ,, ,Y ' ... . .4.-, 4-1 CLOCKWISE FROM ABOVE: Omega Pearls do their cheer at the Homecoming bonfire. Greg jones listens as Professor Al Beck critiques jim Vacek's block printing. David Todd and Sue Tevis wait for class to begin. Freshman, John Cronin. Wanda Gates and julie Foster do dishes after a banquet. Dave Andel plays during band practice. Junior, jackie Felten. i . Qs' ex-,' -z 4243 -1. . .rl H c M' 'bk , on .'. f fri! .- QA- X .M I, Ji. 1' 'E3f.,,i:'5'f' , 1 . - ef. ffflw. , J-:jr u . 1' 1 9 1 ',-. '1 ii' , -. Mr-1 ' fr . -4: 'r. ,I 1. 51' -.' 5 - -T, ' '-IVE .-,Aw-. Y . 1.1 :pp ii QW- fe- 4,44 xr' 4' edgy? J fy ff ' Hb-ff n-7 Q.. J CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: Nancy Scoffield reads newspaper in the library. Traci Bradham takes Dave Smith's pulse during biology lab. Wildcats combine for another touchdown! Freshman, Lisa Poe. Bill Zelle, Tom Quinn, and Dave Martin wait for football practice to begin, Eric Bryant throws a strike during bowling class. Cheryl Brassfield studies. fiifikaka, 74 - tix' , Y '1 X - Dumdfq Mm nf-A-4 .uf if 5 ,pv- I Ei N , . v .,-,, 51,1 . 'F-nfl' i 1.1797 -954 . 2 , K 1. ' :Nfl 3 . 13 I V, r P I -'-Mfvv-14...--F ,,,.1.-zu--H B0 I -111'- f I r V P l , H -Vg' 1 ' - f' 1 vr . It 1 x .J Q Y f V . ' -I M. ,ff . 'ivnr' 'VA-rw A z , , A fxxf , ' 4 4 1 , A ,Ili '-3- V -Wa i S 5 I , 'F 4 1+-sr 1 J W i-j- -I ' P1 - V . F, ' 1 H -A' , L, ' f , V ' f f A -- E J YJ, ' ' 'A '-K 4' 4+-... , ' ' 1-lff L + f '45 r 4-'1 ' li ' 1 ,V 4 W , - Xl x 1' 1 '9'4 .mi A Q' .1 .I -I ,sud ,. J-L-U ' M, -. ...J - ' if .4 P - 2 f 1 Agl ',,..d-1 ills?--I 5 F ' FHQQQ -U . v gm: J ' 1 N, un- ffl WI! .Q -A 'fir K'-1, u , . .vi .f Q' 2 . N1 if -- 0 q 'R' 6 sl. .A Q f .1 .W Q . A J N 4 .3 4 . 'F .un i 'c'- ps ul? 'WW51 v V V. 1'-.,-'ft 1 4 . ,sp-. , ,L 5 4' ' l'Q1 'TY' fQ.'sk?F5ZQ ., -A . ' V 1-,..-5 , - .',.'1'1 kt., :15'S'lx'Qw:J+tlg', 12, 35 ,..-5 AT 'f ' ' .gr-.,.--, 4,w,'ff7 , rf' '-' 'X -ei-wi: A , .Q 1 U. Q, aff. nu, V: k 1. 9-tx , ' Q ' 3 hu. ' -Q A as-.45 'Ly F:- ' , gre? A ni., EQ' A. ' .3 N, E L A M L 1. gr-Ui, 4 1-1. 22135 P '.,4 . in ,fu VL 1 1' - J - H -4 , 7, 1 A 9' ,ff we ,,.. .. .aswf . Q new 1. 'mann-. I N, x if n- .4 .NY A ,,,.,,A..,.. , Q ,-4 , ': -3+ ,,.n'1 ' 11 55. '- 40 TI-ILETICS Zelle All merican The 1978-79 football season began rather slowly, with the Wildcats dropping their first three games. A close, 17-14 victory at Iowa Wesleyan turned things around for Coach Jerry Maulin's men. Back to back shutouts, 63-0 against Mid-American Nazarene and 27-0 against Tarkio, proved to be the turning point of the season. The Wildcats finished the season by capturing two victories at home against St. Ambrose and Evangel. Hank Collins and Jeff Wellman led the rushing attack for the Wildcats gaining 773 and 727 yards respectfully. Dave Brown was converted to quarterback from his accustomed running back position and did an adequate job. Brown threw for nine touch downs amassing 929 yards through the air. He also ran for three touchdowns and gained 220 yards on the ground. Bill Zelle was named to the NAIA All-American team for his outstanding season at defensive tackle. He also received first team honors on the All-district team. Zelle led the team in quarterback sacks with ten, and was also fourth in tackles with 70 unassisted tackles and 23 assists for a total of 93 tackles. Also grabbing first team All-district honors were place kicker Steve O'Quinn, punter George Ott, and defensive back Bob Busch. Busch was among the leaders in pass interceptions in the NAIA with eight. Linebacker Denny Fanger and halfback Hank Collins were named to the second team. Fanger finished the season with 107 tackles and second place on the squad. All-district Honorable Mentions were received by Terry Ahern, Dave Brown, Ray Jezewak, Don Yuriatis, Andy Kiel, and Dan Hurst. ABOVE: Bill Zelle was named to the NAIA All-American team in addition to making first team All-district. BELOW LEFT: Bruce Rundle and Percy Blackshear lead defensive charge on Washington University's quarterback. BELOW: George Ott shows why good form is essential in punting. E , , l . . , ,u .,-. t .1-.-.q,,,q-msn... - A-ggi-'wg Captain Dan Hurst 1 i 1 LEFT: jeff Wellman scores for Wildcats. WILDCATS: Row 1 fl-rj Dave Brown, Steve 0'Quinn, Mike Musick, George Ott, Bob Busch, David Kimbrough, jay Dowling, Tony Westbrook, George Westbrook, Mike Romack, Row 2: Charles Westbrook, Steve Almix, Bruce Rundle, Jody Flint, Gus Georgiadis, jeff Wellman, Ray Jezewak, Tom Quinn, Hank Collins, Eric Dubisky, Row 3: Nacho Perez, Denny Fanger, Scott Brotherton, Mike Platte, Dan Hurst, Doug Fox, John Oslica, Dave Martin, Don Yuriatis, Charles Boone, Row 4: Steve Bendel, Percy Blackshear, Matt Sullivan, jim Masters, Rich Cooper, Bill Zelle, Darwin Lewis, Bill Klemm, Bruce Otto, Kenny Haynes, Row 5: asst. coach Rick Gay, head coach jerry Maulin, Andy Kiel, Dirk Simon, Terry Ahern, Pete Toth, asst. coach Zeke Zbornak, asst. coach Tim Bowman. Scoreboard WASHINGTON UNIV. L 6-7 at Graceland College L 13-18 CENTRAL METHODIST L 21-37 at Iowa Wesleyan W 17-14 at Illinois College L 28-41 at Mid-America Nazarene W 63-0 at Tarkio College W 27-0 PERU STATE COLLEGE L 16-35 ST. AMBROSE COLLEGE 41-27 EVANGEL COLLEGE W 20-14 CLOCKWNISE FROM LEFT: Mike Romack breaks away from would-be tacklers with blocking from Matt Sullivan and Darwin Lewis. Matt Sullivan says, This is no football! TOUCI-lDOWNl Steve O'Quinn and jay Dowling combine for an extra point. Don Yuriatis and Ray jezewak cool off during the game. Quarterback Dave Brown lets loose before the opponent does. Receiver Pete Toth carries a touchdown pass. Hank Collins tums the corner for a long gain. Volleyball team digs for better year Flexibility seemed to be the only problem towards achieving a winning season for the women's volleyball team. Lack of participation contributed to the problem also, with ,the team having only one returning player from last year's squad. Awards were given by Coach Corson at the end of the season. Coco Hawthorne was named Most Valuable Player while Angie Powell received the Most Improved Player award as well as the Best Serving award. Mary Jeanne Borrowman received the Captains award for her outstanding leadership abilities. RIGHT: Front row from left - Sue Tevis, Gayle Thornburg. Second row - Mary Jeanne Borrowman, Pam Pearl, Angie Powell. Third row - Coach Kit Corson, Brad Laaker, mgr., Coco Hawthorne. BELOW: Coach Corson discusses team strategy. BELOW RIGHT: Coco Hawthorne spikes the ball over the net for a point. LQ! - 1 Lvl - ii 17-r 1 .ffm - few fha, 755- .,f-'YSUQS f.-un..-. ,W -..-.-rg-4 ' ':'- ---','-.,..,- few eff? ':1i':-gg,-1-13.'::5,f: ,. ,.a..e2g.--'-sr ' - qs.,-Egg, 1- ' e:.Z , 'T 5e--L gg-um'-,gzffe , -,LV ,,,..lrL-ri-'. ff, Y fr. -,v-2' .,:- ' . ' ' . :T -gL,:':QLg:E'.' Q Q , , iw ,........ . - ,,-.v---.4-:usllv ,,3,,gfw,,.:r- ' 1 ,Af ' ni-v1C'g 'Tf, 'l ..,.....-- ,, . ., .N . 3 - 1 :JM v if Y - gr 4 v 4 n- , In . f x ' C' ' 5 . 4, .-,...-,I -2: -,.', 1 - v' sv' ABOVE: Angie Powell receives serve. TOP: Mary jeanne Borrowman dives for ball. TOP RIGHT: Gayle Thornburg backsets. MIDDLE RIGHT: Mary Jeanne Borrowman gets low to take the bump. RIGHT: Team takes timeout. E 1 5 Hi fr. - Aa,-J: ,I . .Mx la ,fe v ..-in. :J , 1 x 'QU ' , N, ,FY ix. .3 Pom pon squad grows Pom pon squad grew in numbers and experience this year. The new strength and long hours of practice enables the squad to do many more routines than had been done in the past. The squad performed at football games as well as the men's and women's basketball games. Both cheerleaders and pom pon squads were advised by Miss Kit Corson. Captains this year were first semester, Vicky Gibson and second semester, Lori Hutchison. First semester squad not pictured below were Tina Klingele, Barb Rouse, Gail Thornburg, Vicky Gibson, and Janice Carter. BELOW: Vicky Gibson, Barb Rouse, and Gail Thornburg practice early Saturday morning. RIGHT: Tina Klingele works on routing for Homecoming. e 'T s POM PON SQUAD: ll-rj Kim Simmons, Laura Matthews, Laura Funderburk, Pam Pilger, Jody Stinson, Julie Foster, Lori Hutchison, Tenette Sims Coralee Ogle. Cheerleaders try new ideas Two male cheerleaders during football season and a Wildcat mascot were just two of the new ideas tried by the cheerleading squad this year. With posters, pep rallies, lots of hard work, and cheers, the squad added spirit and support to the men's and women's athletic teams. Richard Berube and Keith Elliot were male cheerleaders and Randy Keep was the Wildcat mascot. ABOVE: Cheerleaders lead the snake dance at Homecoming. LEFT Tammy Mahr and Kim Logan are happy about a leading score. LEFT BELOW: Cindy Hull watches football action. Cf-el Smith. ii ll Q b. V ...-if CHEERLEADERS: fl-rj Lisa Sprague, Tammy Mahr, Cindy Hull, Kim Logan Sue johnson, captain. BELOW: second semester members, Crystal Stewart and Patti lli, Wildcats turn around a slow start The 1978-1979 basketball season was one of ups and downs. A lack of size and depth made the season look doubtful but, after finishing the first half of the season with a 3-8 record, the Wildcats fought back during the second half, lifting the overall record to 11-14. They finished winning five of the remaining six games, although dropping the final game to Quincy college at home, 90-58. One of the usual bright spots for the Wildcat cagers was john Ernst's 19-point scoring average, which led the team. Ernst's highest scoring game came against St. Ambrose when he led the Wildcats to a 98-74 victory, contributing 36 points. The junior forward also led the Wildcats in free throw accuracy, compiling a 79fVo average from the free throw line. Ernst also climbed another giant step towards becoming the Culver-Stockton all-time leading scorer, needing only 411 points in his final year to surpass the mark set over 20 years ago. Mike Oelze led the team in rebounding, collecting 182 for the season. He became high rebounder for the team 12 out of 25 games. Perhaps the biggest surprise came from the play of junior Brian Malcolm and freshman Eric Goewey and David Wiesemann. Malcolm finished the season third in scoring with a 10.4 average and finished fourth in rebounding. Goewey began the season by scoring 14 points in the Wildcatls opener at Graceland College. Injuries and illness hampered him the remainder of the season, however, allowing him to compete in only 11 of 25 games. Wiesemann played in all 25 games, though, and collected 20 points in a victory over Columbia College. Dave Gaither and Steve Hill, seniors on the squad, provided the much needed leadership throughout the season. Gaither finish ed the season fourth in scoring, with a 9.1 average, and second in rebounding. Hill, had a 7.3 scoring average, but accounted for 84 assists, leading the team in that category. l v WILDCATS: fkneeling l-rj David Gaither Eric Goewey Jody Shoop Mike Oelze john Ernst. lstandingj Tim Rounce David Wiesemann Mike Smith Brian Malcolm Steve Muehlenfeld, Steve Hill, and manager Jeff Dodson The team was coached by Coach Gene Hall. 5 Y I7- Q Q. is ' 1 i E20 i 'z L ' 'L .ibn Scoreboard L 60-64 QGraceland College W 85-81 Avila College L 64-81 Lincoln University L 64-84 Evangel College L 81-85 QPark College W 85-71 QColumbia College W 79-66 St. Ambrose College L 68-74 QQuincy College L 68-71 Univ. of Wisc.-Platteville L 77-88 Qllockhurst College L 67-91 QEvangel College W 74-72 Qlowa Wesleyan College W 84-82 QMarycrest College L 63-67 Westminster College L 78-79 QPark College L 81-93 QAvila College W 92-90 QAustin Peay University L 69-77 QDavid Lipscomb L 78-92 QLoras College W 98-74 GSL Ambrose College W 90-83 QWestminster College W 70-64 Iowa Wesleyan College W 82-67 Missouri Valley College W 81-73 Marycrest College L 58-90 Quincy College 5 9 OPPOSITE . junio r Mike Smith fakes out Iowa , Wesleyan player. TOP - Tight Culver defense. LEFT -5 i - john Emst penetrates for a lay-up. TOP - Art Muehlenfeld and David Wiesemann bring ball down court. Steve Hill blocks out opponent while john Ernst lays one up for the team. BOTTOM - Coach Gene Hall talks to his men. in r-., L- ' ',.. ' .guy . vu-5 ,gg f - 4..,...., 'Q' gi-In at 1 'P',,,:z'ggqlE4g QS-'Z 'J ' . if-4-5 J, A 1 1 .4 o gy ' f - -:Mass ' 1 . 4., --Q.-v 'i if-' 90 LEFT - Mike Smith slips by Quincy College. RIGHT - John Ernst and David Gaither. Gene Hall works on weak points during practice. jump shot by Senior Steve Hill. C. 1-v .1 .Q-L.: ' .n 'Q--f- r 101-44 NE M0 State 76-85 Ayers leads 1nn1ng season for omen Donna Ayers led the women's basketball team to a winning season by topping the squad in points, scoring average, shots, field goals made, rebounds, blocked shots, and tied with Mary McCutchan on best free throw percentage f73.2J. She went on to take first team All State honors. Winning 13 and only losing 7 left the women with an excellent record for their second season. The women also had several unrecorded triumphs over junior college teams. They were knocked out of the state playoffs in the first round by Northeast Missouri State, who went on to take first place. Freshman Meleia Musgrove tied the school single scoring record set by Ayers the first year with 30 points against MacMurray College, a. --WL I qw' V U of MO KRollaJ TOP: Mickey Hawthorne waits for U of M0 fR0llal W 8062 Iowa WCSICYBH possible rebound as Mary McCutchan Iowa Wesleyan 79-61 puts up shot. ABOVE: Coach Glasgow U of M0 lst- I-011587 79-64 Columbia College times Kim Janney, Sherri Bogner, and Central Methodist 88-S8 M0 Valley Mary McCutchan during practice. N E M0 State 68-82 Quincy Colleie MID RIGHT: Donna Ayers and William W00dS 53-84 M0 Valley Mickey Hawthorne move to assist Xavier U of Ohio 83-70 U of M0 CSC. L0lliSJ Mary McCutchan as she brings the ball down the floor. TOP RIGHT: Women turn during agility drill. FAR RIGHT: Susan Rapp waves for a pass from Sherry Higgins. U2 0 O '-1 CD U' O SD '-z Cl 22222:-E 69-71 95-68 1 16-49 76-58 95-52 61-47 Central Methodist MacMurray William Woods MO Southem William Woods 89-56 119-66 76-80 68-93 65-70 ff , Q' YA--.A V Q33 ,ff as f 1 ' if , ' mf WOMEN'S BASKETBALL: Row 1 ll-rj Meleia Musgrave, Mickey Hawthorne, Kim janney, Terry Cole, Sherry Higgins, Susan Rapp. Row 2 Mary Ellen Gottman, Donna Ayers, Colleen Tuley, Lisa Poe. Mary McCutchan. Serri Bogner. Row 3 manager Stephanie Smith, Coach Russ Glasgow, and manager Peggy Stephenson. X I- , glllll .,:S L lJ,q Ill-fl, Ulu nll 'f . nvl'-Q sill urst leads mu. batting Senior Dan Hurst led the 1979 Wildcat baseball team in batting with a .409 average. Second was Ron Hawkins with a .375 average. Mike Clithero led the team in stolen bases, collecting nine throughout the season. Freshman Mike Musick seemed to have an knack for being walked as he received eighteen base-on-balls. Charlie Jennings led the team with 23 hits and 18 RBI's. The 1979 Culver-Stockton Wildcats were coached by Jerry Maulin. Scoreboard .I .. f. gan. L 1-7 Mississippi College L 0-13 Mississippi College L 0-11 Belhaven College - L 1-13 Belhaven College ,,f L 4-14 Belhaven College , 1. i L forfeit Mississippi College L 5-6 Mississippi College L 4-7 Millsaps College W 9-3 Millsaps College r L 2-4 Westminster College M L 2-3 Westminster College W 9-3 Lindenwood College W 16-2 Lindenwood College ,lf N7'f S 'S-Qi 7 I -A. e :mein-up 3K4 554' in Y N . 'i':s'.',Lgf :5'i H x'x'q r s' 'N Ji' ,vie S 0' i.u.'s 'Kbp- 'U A 4 ., .ls i' Qt . N dllllllll lnlllllll lllllllll lllllllll lilllllll lllllllli llllllbl l Ina ABOVE: Coach Maulin adjusts pitching machine to throw a curve ball. LEFT: Charlie Jennings hurls a fastball. I2oster Dan Hurst Charlie Jennings Ron Hawkinns Mike Musick Mike Clithero Bob Higginbotham Matt Sullivan Marty Alberty Eric Dubisky Steve O'Quinn Joe Stow Brett Clay rnst o Me dal1 st John Ernst led the golf team with GOLF TEAM: il-rl Kelly 0'Donnell, Curt Hogge,John Ernst, Steve Muehlenfeld, and Mike Wall. Knot picturedj Jeff Dodson and Kent Llewellyn. winning three Medalist honors. He shot the team's best score in the Westmin- ster Tournament with a 69. Steve Muehlenfeld was the golf team's number two man. He had a season low of 75 in the St. Louis Tournament. Consistant low shooting from Kelly O'Donnell gave the team added depth. The 1979 golf team was coached by Gene Hall. ,,,- , l ri ' ,AM Jin. ka uuwh., in -, 5 1 K TENNIS TEAM: Cl-rj Coach Russ Glasgow, Steve Hill, Larry Wilson, Thaddeus Hamilton, Bill McClure, and Andy Kiel. Kiel ins trophy Senior Andy Kiel won the tennis trophy at Awards Assembly and held Most Valuable Player honors. Although the men went without winning a match collectively, individually they did well against their more experienced opponents. The men found it hard to practice as bad spring Weather prohibited outdoor practice and rain cancelled many matches. First year for Women,s softball team After losing their opening game to Quincy College, the women's team pulled together and won their next two against Steven's. Inexperience showed the rest of the season, but, although, beaten by the longer standing teams, Culver-Stockton's women played well as most games were lost by only one or two runs in extra innings. A lack of pitching and back to back double headers hurt the team while captain Donna Ayers and first baseman Terri Clark did their best to cover the pitching responsibility. Donna Ayers led the team with the best batting average and Terri Clark was named Most Valuable Player. The team was coached by Betts Smith. --,E-,.,D.f15,,' ,,, - , ' 'A N Q- D- H ' .g LEFT: Donna Ayers watches first baseman Terri Clark ' iw, ,I ' -' 5 'wg V1 - I l -4 f, 2 1 .V Y M stretch to make difficult catch at first. ABOVE: Mary ' , Q.. ' - '- 'A 1 ' ' 1 3 '.---' f ' ' LV :f f'f ? -5 McCutchan backs up Sherry Higgins as she spins to tag out fuilnef. WOMEN'S SOFTBALL TEAM: lkneeling l-rl Gail Thornburg, Sherry Higgins, Pam Pearl, Jody Stinson. lstandingj Meleia Musgrove, Donna Ayers, Angie Powell, Terri Clark, Mary McCutchan, Nancy johnson, Knot picturedj Rhonda Boyer and manager Trudy Busen. Women's tennis begins 1978-1979 saw the beginning of women's tennis at Culver-Stockton. The new program gave the women experience and set a foundation for a future team. The women played several matches against other women's teams in the fall. In the spring, a few of the members traveled with the men's team. Members were Terry Cole, Micky Hawthorne, Mary Ellen Gottman, Patti Person, Sherri Bogner, Colleen Tuley, and Sarah Lacey. The team was coached by Russ Glasgow. rained out. TOP LEFT: Micky Hawthorne returns forearm ABOVE: Colleen Tuley moves into position. LEFT Women's softball team has another doubleheader .v-4- . . X i ii A 1 X 4 'ff f . 5 ' we CLOCKWISE FROM RIGHT: Kent Hamilton and Terry Ahern keep game going during basketball marathon. Marty Dry and Dan Steinbeck participate in frisbee contest for charity. Coaches help injured Jody Flint off the football field. Dewy Graham and Brad Laaker volley at IM ping-pong tournament. Barb Rouse jogs to stay in shape. Susie jones and Traci Bradham prominade for folk and square dance class. Athlete Coco Hawthorne participated on women's teams. 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Large crowds gather as housing units battle for top honors. As enthusiastic fan or competitor, everyone becomes involved. I.M.'s are scheduled and ran by a board of students. Members of the board and officials are Physical Education Majors. This year's faculty advisor was Russ Glasgow. WOMEN'S INTRAMURAL BOARD: fl-rj Sherri Brown, Mary Jeanne Borrowman, Mary Gottman, Donna Ayers, and Sherri Bogner. -. .1 ' ' ' 1- 4- a-,'.-tif , MEN'S INTRAMURAL BOARD: fl-rj Bob Vasquez, Don Yuriatis, Dan Hurst, Dave Gaither, Terry Ahern, Steve Hill, and Dave Brown. ,F,,,, , ny., :- ., v '-. tv. u ., 1 -75. . . Y , . LEFT: Peggy Stephenson demonstrates her jart throwing form. BELOW: Christy Woodworth strives to beat Pam Pearl's throw to first baseman Coco Hawthorne. BOTTOM: Umpire Mary Borrowman can't make heads or tails of this collision at home plate during Culver HallfSigma Kappa game. FAR BOTTOM: Terry Ahern discusses a problem with advisor, Russ Glasgow. 9-f':f .f5'? -1 nf- iv-tg, ,,.,. - . 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W-' TOP: Laura Matthews and Laura Funderburk win ping-pong doubles. CENTER: Doug Gramling gets a ringer. ABOVE: Jody Flint tries to take down Lee jankowski. BELOW: jay Dowling and Bill Aiken watch each other carefully for a hold. , ef-il MEN'S INTRAMURAL RESULTS Pre-League Softball tour. Horseshoes Archery Volleyball Jerry Mayse tour. Basketball season Bowling Wrestling Gary Lee Brown Marathon Softball season Table Tennis Post-season basketball lst: Lambda Chi Alpha 2nd: Alpha Tau Omega singles: lst: Tau Kappa Epsilon 2nd: Lamda Chi Alpha lst: Alpha Tau Omega 2nd: Lambda Chi Alpha lst: Lambda Chi Alpha 2nd: Alpha Tau Omega A : Alpha Tau Omega B : Ziegler Hall Cn: Lambda Chi Alpha A : Tau Kappa Epsilon B : Ziegler Hall C : Shannon Hall lst: Alpha Tau Omega 2nd: Lambda Chi Alpha Lambda Chi Alpha u H Tau Kappa Epsilon lst: Larry Wilson lst: Sigma Phi Epsilon 2nd: Tau Kappa Epsilon singles lst: Lambda Chi Alpha 2nd: Ziegler Hall AH: Tau Kappa Epsilon B : Lambda Chi Alpha C : Shannon Hall doubles: lst: Tau Kappa Epsilon 2nd: Sigma Phi Epsilon doubles: lst: Lambda Chi Alpha 2nd Ziegler Hall A I CRX-Sz' X' ., .L, WOMEN ,S IN TRAMURAL RESULTS Pre-League Softball tour. Softball Basketball tour. Volleyball Basketball Badminton Ping Pong J arts Bowling Marathon lst: Culver Hall 2nd: Chi Omega lst: Culver Hall 2nd: Alpha Xi Delta lst: Alpha Xi Delta 2nd: Culver South lst: Alpha Xi Delta 2nd: Sigma Kappa lst: Alpha Xi Delta 2nd: McDonald Hall singles: lst: Alpha Xi Delta 2nd: Alpha Xi Delta singles: lst: McDonald Hall 2nd: Sigma Kappa singles: lst: Alpha Xi Delta 2nd: Chi Omega Chi Omega Alpha Xi Delta lst: Meleia Musgrove Kim janney doubles: lst: Alpha Xi Delta 2nd: Alpha Xi Delta doubles: lst: Alpha Xi Delta 2nd: Chi Omega doubles: lst: Sigma Kappa 2nd: Alpha Xi Delta '15 -4- ' .,-gf Ns , P ,. ', 4 4 J .. - .-. , V f,, -,.u ll'l 51 ,-'-T1 N, gl ls! .::,.,: v 'A ' A .P 1, v-. 'Um' 1 -Q ,., 4 1 V 'A-.f'!J 'A' 1 . , Q iw Vg! M-,. g,gf?4 ,g53'f :jg f -wsem -Mgffv fm- f . 'sf+1f ff1.f'Pin 1 few , . WdsV,'.5Yf,5.. . X xp. . .. A .'.. 'fl'-1 - ' 14- 2-17 ..f vw' , . ffm- .L lg, ,,'. , . 3 'rf-t ..w ' ' lt' 1' ids' 7 wx-12--.. K , --f 1' A nn 4 Kr1,x',f!6:'g J! . 1 . Q04 .L .IA A J' 4 . 1 'ffm 'L 5-ff ' , ' 7 , Q. . , hqnfhzllil'-lzlvfl J' ' 1 gx 'L L, Q .5 3334- 2 1.,,gq5Jg' J .Y 1.9-.5.'Agt.4 -4 I xg, -1 1 .nu I . , 1 'Qi 2 AY! d' 'U' ,,' . .-wg-... V-1 ff-D., f .inl- .L if 'S I Aw... I -..,, I J I5 JJ, I i . Y , . ,Z .,' , If GREEKS U -J 1 aus Win tournament I,..,X The men of lpha Tau Omega chieved success in IM competition, winni ' in archery, bowling, co-ed bowling, and capturing the A division Gerry Mayse Memorial Basketball Tournament title. The Taus, paired with Chi Omegas, won first place in the Homecoming float competition and Boyce England, and Duane Waite were named to the King's Court. The Taus planned a barbeque for returning alumni. Dinner Dance in Ft. Madison, IA, highlighted a busy social year which included a faculty reception, a haunted house, the second annual Wendy Solliday Memorial Dance, and attendance at conclave at ISU. The ATO's activated two quality pledges and 15 Little Sister pledges. The Little Sisters made Easter dinner in April to close out the year. RIGHT: Kim Blanks fright- ens kids during Haunted lf!-I House. CENTER: Jim gf Meyers and Squeaky take ,Q the field. FAR RIGHT: Brothers unite to accept new Lil 'Rfb if- members. i A 4 f ' , . 15... l . .1 . lm. .. gif' f if. l . rm: 4' 5 4- l 4, 15332229 'ET LJ 11:-1.1 in L Q ,-,,.,.- .WMM ATO LITTLE SISTERS: fl-rj Martha Babb, Marcia McDonald, Terri Hendrix, Robin Wear, Lori England: Kim Donithan, Nancy Leeper, Sherry Mixer, Trudy Busen, Cathy Feliciano, Nancy johnson, Susan Marks, Julie Foster, Terry Cole, Janice Zenge, Susan Frazier, Nancy Scoffield, Mary Waters, Karen Kost. Alpha Tau Omega Chester Aldridge Dave Andel Kim Blanks Mike Campbell Tim Coday Kevin Collet Geoff Corbett Rich Davis Roger Denton Boyce England Mitch English Keith Elliott Ross Gabriel Jim Gordon Thaddues Hamilton Mike Hoaglin Eric joelner Billy Tom Mitchell Jim Myers Tim O'Keefe Brion Palmer George Perschon Duane Waite Tim Wilkerson Pat Wyle Lyle VanDeventer Alpha Xis dominate IM ' s Alpha Xi Delta again dominated IM's, capturing first place in seven sports while going undefeated in volleyball, basketball, and badminton. They were also represented on each of the intercollegiate teams. Alpha Xis participated on the cheerleading squad and eight members were on the pom pon squad. Alpha Xi Delta again won the Sig Ep barn dance trophy, the Homecoming spirit trophy, and an Alpha XifTKE team won every event of the Greek Olympics except one. Bobette Lubbert was crowned Valentine's Psyche and Patti Person was on her court. Kim Janney was Lambda Chi Crescent Girl. The house participated in the CROP Walk for hunger and donated clothing to flood victims as philanthropy projects. A Pancake Brunch, car wash, and two dances provided funds to begin redecoration of the parlor. A dinner dance in Hannibal drew the year to a close. Six sisters graduated in May. 4 Q if-,Alf-v TL -f lien f .- 1fClf.A': .'-' 1'-V f' X M- X J .5 ' ii 5, my I 'Y Y rf, F'-1. W4 Alpha Xi Delta Cathy Allen Anna Beauchamp Mary Jeanne Borrowman Rhonda Boyer Robin Capps Terri Clark Joyce Crumley Laura Funderburk Vicky Gibson Lori Hutchison Kim Janney Nancy Johnson Susie Jones Tina Klingelle Bobette Lubbert Kathy Lust Laura Matthews Marti McKinney Day Lynn Mueller Coralee Ogle Sue Orlando Patti Person Cindy Pilger Pam Pilger Angie Powell Susan Rapp Diana Robinson Barb Rouse Nancy Scoffield Lisa Sprague Peggy Stephenson Jody Stinson JoLynn Stow Karla Walters Jodey Maxwell Paula Winston Leona Stehl-housemom OPPOSITE: Coralee Ogle and Laura Funderburk share a secret. ABOVE: Mary Jeanne Borrowman accepts the Homecoming Spirit trophy. LEFT: Alpha Xi team demonstrates winning pyramid building form at Ep Derby Day. Chi megas take Homecoming Court The 1978 - 79 year was an exciting one for the Chi Omegas of Cason Hall. They swept the Homecoming court with Mary Oatman being crowned Homecoming Queeng Sherri Brown, first attendant: Sherri Bogener, second attendant: Stephanie Smith, third attendant: and Susie Keller, fourth attendant. They teamed up with the Alpha Tau Omegas to win first place in the float competition. Rush proved very successful with their rush theme being Sadie Hawkins and on March 2 they initiated thirteen new members into their sisterhood. First semester ended with their annual Snoball dance and the crowning of Boyce England as Winter Wonderman. They began second semester by taking five new pledges. The Chi Omegas once again grabbed hold of their grade point average and came out on top with a 3.2760. The following members graduated with honors: Judy Brumley - Magna Cum Laudeg Jill Arnold and Doreen Lee - Cum Laudeg and Susie Tiemann - Hilltop. ,f 'N . -'.,, ,, ff. he FZ - V lf. 3: J'4 f I seg!-il, 5.13 OPPOSITE: Mary Helen Oatman after her announcement as Homecoming Queen. TOP LEFT: Some Chi O's gather to wait for the announcing of Homecoming Court. TOP RIGHT: Kristine Anderson and Janice Zenge at the Chi O house. LEFT: Janice Zenge and Mary Clark. fflikl ' 'UN il rg-gen l ??l'Q'f5 ff vi, ., Kris Anderson Jill Arnold Donna Ayers Sherri Bogener Sherri Brown Judy Brumley Tanna .Campbell Mary Clark Terry Cole Kim Donithan Laura Lee Dunn Lori England Cathy Feliciano Jackie Felton julie Foster Susan Fraizer Mary Gottman Mrs. Gruber Chi Omega Terri Hendrix Sherry Higgins Lisa Hoctor Susie Keller Karen Kost Luanne Langely Doreen Lee Nancy Leeper Mary McCutchan Marcia McDonald Sherry Mixer Libby Moore Meleia Musgrove Mary Oatman Susan Reem Kerry Siefkas Stephanie Smith Martha Spurr Laura Tiemann Susie Tiemann Colleen Tuley Mary Waters Robin Wear Janice Zenge Deltas active in campus affairs Sue johnson was captain of the cheerleading squad and Tenettie Sims performed two semesters on the pom pon squad. Mary Jane Jamison was active in intramurals and Wanda Gates was in the student teaching program. The women of Delta Sigma Theta helped with the Red Cross Bloodmobile and the Alumni Telefund. In addition, the Deltas held a car wash with the Omega Psi Phi fraternity and were active in their local church. Sue johnson placed in the Miss Lewis County beauty pageant and Wanda Gates won the Escalator Award at the Awards Assembly. Iris Best was named to Who's Who. id BELOW: fl-rj DELTA SIGMA THETA: president ' Wanda Gates, vice president Sue Johnson, Mary jane Jamison, Tenettie Sims. RIGHT: Wanda Gates student teaches. OPPOSITE TOP: Deltas perform at Greek Sing. OPPOSITE LEFT: Iris Best graduated in December. OPPOSITE RIGHT: Deltas in campus chapel. .,- f -,f-K I I' gx' U .,, .V i ,ga ig, 'km nxuu -1 -- 1Qlll'l NU 'W' 'JJ w,.1i.vr -Quia' ,W lb: W 'T 115 Delta Sigma Theta Iris Best Sue johnson Wanda Gates Tenettie Sims Mary jane Jamison , appas host presidential dinner Kappa Alpha Psi had another productive year. Members participated heavily in campus organizations and Greek Week as well as being on collegiate and intramural teams. The men of Kappa Alpha Psi held a Presidential Dinner second semester. Guests included the presidents of all campus housing units with special guest being President Brown. The Kappas once again held a Kappa X Kap- pa dance with the Sigma Kappa sorority. They also held a black and white dance in the C.P. K. ix A xx ! 'x X ff.- -. - mf. - . X .ff fi f ix pr, :di I. i f fi, V 'x '51 L l . . , FF, T.. - ,f ' 1-7, fl . N.-3 , H. f ,Y af ,I tx! BOTTOM LEFT: Zackery McClendon. BELOW: Presidential Dinner hosted by Kappa Alpha Psi. OPPOSITE TOP: Pretty boys practice with their Kappa canes. OPPOSITE BOTTOM: Zackery studies late for exam. OPPOSITE RIGHT: Quarterback Dave Brown and Kenneth Haynes during post season football practice. KAPPA ALPHA PSI: fl-rj Dave Brown, Pole March Kenneth Haynes, Vice Pole March Ron Hawkins, and Zackery McClendon. 1A. i f fc... ,-. Q di l 4 5 , A7851 L.. K K1 ab A.. 'OUQU' L A 'Z'.'v. YU H' 'R .' 3 'S F Lbvxghl Je sd 424 -wif: I kt? W :gli 6' 1' ex? Q u ,Al I, f,2 ,..Q ' W .1 'ny' L-Y Y , . ,, ., f . tg' jimi'-.f'f ill ' ,ul-V: fdfvfqwf -,-1' -g'J :-' , 'ad -ff. .4 . ' I '- ' 'rdf- I l ' .lui Up 11. 'Vox' . V. ffiw YQ, fy: -41.- Kappa Alpha Psi Dave Brown Kenneth Haynes Ron Hawkins Zackery McClendon ks hold highest G.P.A. The men of Lambda Chi Alpha again held the highest grade point average for men with an above 3.0 G.P.A. The Hawks did well in I.M.'s while also participating heavily in varsity athletics. Dan Hurst reigned as the first CSC Homecoming King. The Hawks expanded their membership, picking up twelve new members through rush this year. The Lambda Chi's had their annual Shirttail Parade and a i - . V nv' Student talent show with all proceeds going to charity. 5 Eight senior members graduated. Graduating with honors were Steve Hill, Summa cum laude and Dave Gaither and H. B. Turner, cum laude. The year ended with a dinner dance in Fort Madison, Iowa. . ,A I .W 4 A . I .ks-'iflfl I K ., ABOVE: George Ott and Pepe collect admission to disco dance at the house. TOP RIGHT: May graduates Dan Hurst, Brent Allen, H. B. Turner, Dave Gaither, Ron Surber, Frank Lewendowski, Doug Maddox, and Steve Hill. FAR RIGHT: The Hawks entertain during Greek Sing. RIGHT: Rich Cooper stalks the wild American fox. ' f -, . .. -,. ,gf-,,, T' it - f : ' .i .N fl' fyfix ns , ir -4.11. Lambda Chi Alpha Brent Allen Dave Bursewicz Bob Busch Steve Carlstead Rich Cooper jay Dowling Gary Farha Dave Gaither Doug Gramling Brad Laaker Frank Lewendowski Doug Maddox Jeff Martin Jim Masters Steve Oslica George Ott Gerald Perez Jim Person Dave Sellers Kevin Shimp Dave Smith jeff Stuerman Ron Surber Pete Toth Ron Tuley H. B. Turner Bill Waters Steve Hill Al Schleappe Dave Wiesemann Dan Hurst Mom Hazel Houston 1 megas increase membership Omega Psi Phi took two new members and three new little sisters during the year. Mike Smith sparked the varsity basketball team while Percy Blackshear and Gerald Buckner played on the tough Ziegler Hall intramural basketball team. The men of Omega Psi Phi, along with their little sisters, held all campus dances in the C.P. and car washes as fund raising projects. Senior Lenard McDonald graduated in December. 'H Omega Psi Phi Percy Blackshear Leonard McDonald Gerald Buckner Mike Smith 3 'ea Qi! 4 ,aeh. ' n ws uf' i l J. 54 '11 999-Q 1 . .. ,,,t 1 mmm. 1 3-W n :QSM - ,ff me lm 'Q4, -1 new l1?H':3'i if him? QIFFFL Lbiilllfwuniwa :fir ,-....i' i :,'9'. fff'-f s OPPOSITE LOWER: Omegas Mike Smith, Percy Blackshear, and Gerald Buckner. OPPOSITE TOP: Superstar Mike Smith. OPPOSITE RIGI-IT: Percy thinks quietly in chapel. LEFT: Mike works out a problem on his calculator. BELOW: OMEGA PEARLS fl-rj Wanda Gates, Gail Perry, and Tennete Sims. Cnot picturedl Iris Best and Kim Simmons. BOTTOM: Omega Psi Phi il-rl Mike Smith, Percy Blackshear, and Gerald Buckner. air -fir V -. - f mes 2 ..L, ,Q '-. --v hp- il-. , 4, , If kim. . X ' L -.ff . ,V I v 4. l , . -. .rl -1 v . 'A Na! 'Li ... ie 123 Sig aps have busy year The women of Sigma Kappa were engaged in many activities throughout the year. During Homecoming, the Sigma Kappas teamed with the Sig Eps to capture second in the float contest. The annual Spaghetti Supper in November was a big success. January featured the annual Welcome Back Dance. Other activities included the Miscellaneous Sale, Plant Sale, and a spring kick-off dance held jointly with the men of Kappa Alpha Psi. I , 2 Sigma Kappas sponsored the '- fx sg,.1 A. J. 1 l Canton Brownie Troop and held a A .H X. party for them on Valentine's Day. A -' la, Sigma Kappas adopted a Grand- - M, F, ma, Mrs. Pearl Matthews. Events such as Senior breakfast, Secret W , Santas, caroling, and Secret 3, Q. 4! 'N' 1 Phantom also highlighted 2, 1978-1979. A dinner dance in '4 -L Keokuk, Iowa closed the year. 3 Members graduating with honors were Kadie Davis - magna cum laude and Mary Grandstaff - . cum laude. Kadie Davis also . if received Who's Who honors. i ,I new '- . 4--',.1ffr A . . . - . . ..... 1. . . - K ' ' 5,3 , 'ni .5 Q O i '19-' Sigma Kappa , Martha Babb Kathy Farmer Mary Nader Shari Blankenship Jenni Garnett Cheryl Priebe Marie Boyd Juda Gay Syndi Silfies Susan Burns Mary Grandstaff Susie Smith Marilyn Clapp Rita Jameson DCI1iSC Talken Kadie Davis Susan Marks Diane Warning Cathy Farrell Lori Miller Christy Woodworth Opal Flynn-housemother OPPOSITE: Marie Boyd empties the trash. TOP: Kadie Davis, Syndi Silfies, and Christy Woodworth accept the Derby Day trophy. LEFT: Denise Talken catches a frisbee. Derby day fun for all The brothers of Sigma Phi Epsilon started the year with their annual Derby Day, providing excitement for everyone who participated. The Sig Eps had a big turnout for their pig roast in the fall. Bringing out the country in everyone, the Sig Ep barn dance was once again a big success and Susie Keller was crowned Farmer's Daughter. The Eps threw a Christmas Party for underpriviledged children of Canton to end the first semester. The men of Sigma Phi Epsilon again raised money for the student giving fund during their 48 hour Chris Linebaugh basketball marathon. The Eps ended their year with a dinner and dance at the Holiday Inn in Quincy, Illinois. Jim Turke sells pig roast tickets. .Qh'ffX,Y-1c-l- I f ' f E5 . Q 'Cf , w Ya fe K I 1? .Lu ' , 'f1V,'F 'J fir 6 iii 'faq I Qs' fr ' , A , 'e'YQf,':.2':'g' . fn, Qxpv L-1 'nl ' C A ,. 1 Q S X . 5 l' ,' Ni? I S A ,za Q -5 ,. 1 -I 5 I. . I X .. . eye.-f'-B, 1, x ' 1 - .i '? 4 3 '- Q-, ,' .15 4,3 had 1 ill 1-'f ifV .'- 'lx' ' Z, U :N 1 ...,.'i. -1'-LJ. Nha, -..'f'fr,- f',.vl' bfi -. .Qu Q. '1Q4Y A .1 as .H . 'L .N 11434: V , , l'1 Num - ' Zsa. 1-i -- -4 - d 1 .80l. l Sig Ep Little Sisters Csitting left to rightl: Cindy Hull, Coralee Ogle, Traci Bradham, Mary Oatman, Mary Clark, Paula Winston. Cstandingjz Kris Anderson, Mary McCutchan, Sig Ep Sam, Susie Keller, Sherri Brown, Brandee Moore. Jff . , ,lf 1 xf if - - A-V fi,g:K:,rgFk .-. , V no . 3.6 F' .u 7, ly- ian-2faeQfA3fi ' 9 N .ggi v . ..- . , , - , ,. - .- fi 6. Sigma Terry Ahern Andy Austin Steve Bendel Dan Boone Eric Bryant Larry Cole Hank Collins Marty Dry Denny Fanger Phi Epsilon Kent Hamilton Bob Higginbotham Charlie Jennings Mike Musick John Oslica Matt Sullivan Jim Turke Bill Zelle ABOVE: Andy Austin and jim Turke take Steve Fornoff for a plunge in the Derby Day mud pit. Retreat, marathon highlight TKE year Twelve actives were taken throughout the year, along with the addition of six little sisters. The TKE's were represented in all intercollegiate sports and were the A League basketball champions, went undefeated for the third consecutive year in softball, and won the Greek Olympics. Activities throughout the year included the alumni pig roast, restoring the TKE crest, repainting the interior of the house, and sponsoring of the annual Gary Lee Brown Memorial Marathon. Mrs. Mary McReynolds was named as the TKE sweetheart, and the year ended with the Tau Kappa Epsilon alumni retreat, held at the Lake of the Ozarks. V - opiate. ' AV ,J ,jlfljf ,if .gf f , ei Q1 'il E, . 32 W,- Q' QQ? ll TOP L to R: Laura Lee Dunn. Terri Clark, Tammy Brown. ROW 2: Angie Powell, Libby Moore, Sherry Bogener. ROW 3: Sue Reem, Recording Secretary, Sherri Paxton. Stephanie Smith. ROW 4: Mary Jeanne Borrowman, President and Treasurer, Pam Pilgcr. Corresponding Secretary, BOTTOM ROW: Tina Klingelle, Karla Walters, and Day Lynn Mueller. not pictured: Martha Spurr, Vice President. Sr Tau Kappa Epsilon Bill Aiken Marty Alberty Steve Altmix Rick Alspaugh Barry Brown Brett Clay Mike Clithero Jeff Dodson Dennis Doty John Ernst Chris Fagiano John Geise Eric Geowey Joe Gosney Curt Hogge Lee Jankowski Bill Leroy ' Bill McClure Jeff McReynolds Steve Muelhenfeld Mike Oelze Kelly O'Donnell Steve O'Quinn Mike Platte Jody Shoop Tom Sutton Mike Wall Jeff Wellrnan Bill Whitmore Mark Wise . .,: N 1 iq, Q., .bf f'-1' A. -il. o -i 3 .f .A 1' rl 'W Q , A, 4 '- ,, -9 I u ,JDM I I bn 'X 'Q - -1 -9? -, 151 v fa A l v . I T xl 'fi . ,.,l 0391 S Y ,RJ i I L-I TOP: Steve Bendell takes a leap into mudpit. TOP RT: TKE's help with Alumni Telethon. ABOVE: Sisters wait for their turn to sing. ABOVE RT: Karen Kost works on winning float. RIGHT: Butkus and Bill Zelle watch Basketball Marathon. FAR RIGHT: Jody Stinson and Denny Fanger in Derby Day pit. ,f ,wr , A a ' f . --4-1. . 4 J, M49 fr' if ' - , -i. P -. 7 - -Q ,-Q Jpl ,. . .4 ,. , , Qu N X ' af - - A . ' l -- .' V x . . -' ..., T . A .embhg ,J ' ,-,r-' . -'.1i.-,EV ' 15215, 1-- X Y- , - mi. ' ..- PQ-. .. . , I' M-:Q,,,,,g?f: I. , 1:4 2. qi - -Q 1- 1.. A -fmhlfqk N ,, fini.- E 7- anhellenic Council Panhellenic Council acts as the governing body of the greek women on campus. They set up a schedule for rush in addition to regulating rush activities and promoting unity among greeks. This year's Council went to an area conference at Washington University to get new ideas on effective Panhellenics. Members of Panhellenic Council were: Kadie Davis, president, Susie Keller, vice president, and Jody Stinson secretaryftreasurer. junior reps were: Christy Woodworth, Laura Lee Dunn, and Kathy Lust. Panhellenic advisor was Mrs. Audrey Calhoun. yr--v-ZR .s jg ,J 1 --is .A , ' 1. li ' lr',,, 4 .NT IFC Intrafraternity Council acts as the governing body of the greek men. They establish rush rules for the fraternities and construct an effective rush schedule. IFC and Panhellenic sponsored a greek dance first semester and greek week second semester. Members of IFC were: Steve Fornoff, president lst sem., Brent Allen, president 2nd semester, Joe Gosney, Squeaky Hamilton, Jeff Martin, Billy Tom Mitchell, and Terry Ahern. IFC advisor was Mr. C. W. Clevenger. TOP: Peggy Stephenson and Anna Beauchamp fold papers for their float. LEFT: Don Schindele sells fraternity shirts and mugs. Derby Day, Spring Fling, Barn Dance, Sock Hop, Snoball, and a March Down, a marathon, a talent show, a memorial, a shirttail parade . . . Pancake Brunch, Spaghetti Supper, President's Banquet. Conclaves and conventions, jack-overs and ring downs, laveliers and serenades . . . active meetings, dinner dances, pyramids, pledge moms, pledge sons, songs, and ceremonies . . . fraternity brothers, sorority sisters, and lifetime friendships are each a part of the force called Greek . 1. .gn 'LSI- -Q .4-h A .ff -K I Q ' HA- ,ff-fs :hx - JF .-af' T, i '-an NN ' I 4 . 1' . 4 , ...l my-v -J ORGANIZATION S Musical groups CONCERT CHOIR - The concert choir spent most of their spring break touring the Kansas City area. They performed 17 times in six days as well as at the Christmas and Spring concerts and college convocations. C-S is proud that its choir is one of the finest college choral groups in the U.S. today. It is conducted by D. Larry McSpadden. COLLEGIATE CHOIR - Any C-S student may sing in this choir. Its major performances include the Christmas and Pops Concerts. -W il CHAMBER CHOIR - The chamber choir, a group of 28 musicians selected from the 55 voice concert choir, made numerous appearances this year. Their repertoire included several light numbers. +i...1-ir' if XZ-. f.-gl. L at 'B r JAZZ LAB - The ever-popular jazz lab planted its roots at the Elmhurst Jazz Festival in Illinois this spring. Included in its performances were many jazz charts composed by its director, Dr. Robert C. Jones. WIND ENSEMBLE - Dr. A. Wesley Tower conducts the wind ensemble, a very hard-working and devoted group of students. The ensemble performs at convocations as well as seasonal concerts. Dr. Tower composed 2 pieces especially for the ensemble, and they were performed early in the year. rama strong force on campus Drama made a strong showing with several productions ranging from the light opera, Opereo Impressanio, to George Fry's One Acts, and a comedy Story Theatre. The drama department used a variety of new stage effects to produce mysteries, comedies, and tragedies. Many students were involved in the plays on and off stage as directors, make-up artists, costume directors, and stage designers. All interested students were able to participate 'in the theatre productions, regardless of majors. Senior drama major Cheryl Clark did her senior seminar production first semester. She then graduated in December and went on to the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in New York City. THEATRE PRODUCTIONS: Clockwise from right - Tom Lattanzio, Lisa Hocter, and Cathy Feliciano in Nude With Violin . Richard Berube, George Perschon, and Cheryl Clark in Nude With Violin . Enid Campbell and George Richardson in George Fry's One Act Plays. Jim Cullumber, Alex Koch, and Judy Brumley in The Dirty Old Man . George Richardson, Richard Berube, Tom Lattanzio, Alex Koch, Cathy Feliciano, and Judy Brumley in Nude With Violin . Q5-5- .3 heta Alpha Phi xv Honorary Drama Fraternity THETA ALPHA PHI: fRow 1 1-rj Janice Wood, Teresa Godman. Mrs. Carol Mathieson, Susie Moore, Kathy Kropp, George Richardson. Karin Thomas, Shari Blankenship, Jim Cullumber, Alex Koch. CRow 21 Keith Elliott and Mr. Sig Krueger. -AZ. f f ,Age . . 1 . 1, Lil In the dressing room, backstage in the auditorium, Kathy Kropp helps Susie jones dress for the play. H' , li, , jf Q3 . - bw-iw., ii. ' in-1-...N l . hi Pi Kappa Delta Pi Kappa Delta is the forensics fraternity. It strives to further interest and progress in intercol- legiate speech activities and commun- ication. .414 El - PI KAPPA DELTA: Row 1 fl-rj Nancy Scoffield, Dana Fralick, Kathy Kropp. Row 2: advisor Janice Wood, Julie Seibel, Dave Prussner, Enid Campbell, Keith Elliott, Nancy johnson, Richard Berube, and Alex Koch. Knot pictured! Karin Thomas, Cathy Glore, Judy Brumley, George Richardson, and Susie Moore. Forensics team Culver-Stockton was very proud of the Forensics team this year. The team was busy throughout the year attending tournaments across the nation, and did very well in each. Several students qualified for the National Speech and Forensics Tournament. To qualify for the tournament, participants must reach the finals or finish in the top 10 percent. Team members consisted of Drama and Speech majors along with interested students outside the field. Sigma hi Zeta Sigma Phi Zeta music fraternity promotes interest in music on the campus and helps to build better attitudes towards music among the students. Music majors and others exhibiting a strong interest and participation in performing groups comprise this honorary organiza- tion. SIGMA PHI ZETA: Row 1 fl-rj Rick Hesse, Marcia McDonald, Susan Burns, Lori Miller, George Richardson, Row 2: fsittingj Kathy Kropp, Mary Waters, Kevin Collet, Janice Zenge, Paula jones, Luanne Langley, Shari Blankenship, Sharon Walters, Greg jones. Row 3 Cstandingj Mrs. Carol Mathieson, Kent Llewellyn, Tim Coday, Jim Haney, Lyle Van Deventer - president. FORENSICS TEAM: fkneeling l-rj advisor jan Wood, Keith Elliott, Richard Berube, Boyce England, and Kathy Kropp. fstandingj julie Seibel, Fred East, Enid Campbell, Dave Prussner, Nancy Scoffield, Nancy johnson, Alex Koch, and Dana Fralick. Who's Who Fourteen students were named to Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Nominations were based upon academic standing, community service, leadership ability, and future potential. ALPHA CHI MEMBERS: ABOVE fl-rj Kadie Davis, Janice Zenge, Marilyn Hodges. Cnot picturedj Steve Hill. INITIATES: RIGHT lseatedj Susie Moore, Patti Person. Cstandingj Karin Thomas, janet Cooper, Laura Lee Dunn, Mike Clithero, Diane Pepple, jay Hesse, Kim Janney. yi WHO'S WHO: Row 1 Cl-rj Kadie Davis. Doreen Lee, Susie Tiemann, Patti Person, Jody Stinson, and Tereas Godman, Row 2 Cl-rj George Richardson, Jill Arnold, Mark Moreland, Steve Hill, Iris Best, Susie Moore. fnot picturedj Cheryl Clark and Kathy Kropp. Alpha Chi The Missouri Beta Chapter of Alpha Chi National honor fraternity initiated nine new members this year. Alpha Chi strives to recognize high scholarship. Members must hold an above 3.5 GPA. Q'-,Q 1:71-I ' '-1 -V , l - . A . Je , 'X :fr +L? 4- . .,r' - 11 ,yy 2 o 4 X N 4 , 2' 61? 4:4 1 V rl X l I- I, I , , 1 we ' -1- , .i 1 D 1 U V 1 f' ., 3 1 - x T , ' , --' 1 x ,Q :V JV Y ' X Q . ' 1 N 2 ' i , ' 'lv 2.1 P. . 1 -Q, of ,,:. , 3 P! i ' n J, l , ' V ' -' X f U- 'I f S' 1 ' ',: .- . 21. N. luv -. 1 f ' Yftmrw 1 ' . F I 1.1 , , I ,jf A - -A x wg,-if a 3 A . l 'll J , ' . A n 7 'A' 'j , l ' , V I. g 1, 1,1 N, 4 gf :A Q' Qfkflt 1 1 4 ,4 1. A-in 4 '4 3 , X - J w v - ' I l- i 4 IQ 1 I- I I1 ll I1 E 11 I I I! AWS Associated Women Students is an organization including all women students on campus. It strives to unite campus women. AWS sponsors the Big SisterfLittle Sister program which helps freshmen Women adjust to college life. This year AWS held their annual Watermelon Feast during freshman orientation and hosted a Big SisterfLittle Sister evening with dinner and games. AWS OFFICERS: Cl-rl Sherri Brown, Luanne Langley, Mary Grandstaff-president, Terry Cole, Laura Lee Dunn, Marcia McDonald. orm directors Dorm Directors are responsible students employed by the college to assist any dormitory resident in need and to help keep order within the housing units. Culver Hall Directors were Kim Cooper and Susan Chambers fpictured on rightj . McDonald Hall Director was Sherry Blankenship Cpictured on leftj. Don Yuriatis and jim Cullumber served as Shannon Hall Directors. Chester Aldridge was Dorm Director at Ziegler Hall. lack affairs caucus The primary goal of Black Affairs Caucus is to encourage the social exchange of cultures among black and white students. Science club Science Club provides a nucleus for students interested in science Members helped with the local high school Science Fair and aided with the Red Cross Bloodmobile in addition to holding programs speakers and discussions in the field of science. BELOW: Cfront 1-rj Jody Stinson, vice presidentg Traci Bradhamg Cbackj Nita Trott, Steve Russell, Teresa Godman, Ralph Horne, president: Bones. J eff Corbett, janet Cooper. Student A parliament Student Parliament acts as the governing body of the students. They receive, review, and act upon any new rules or programs proposed in addition to voicing the student opinion of campus matters. Parliament sponsored Homecoming and Valentine's dance. During january, they flooded the bottom of the hill for an ice skating party and held a campus sledding night on the concourse. New this year were Thursday night Coffeehouses in the CQP. Entertainment included poetry readings, Jazz lab, C-S Singers, and individual student musicians. Student Parliament Officers: fl-rj jill Arnold, secretary, Mark Moreland, vice president: Kathy Kropp, president: and Susie Tiemann, treasurer. Staff assistants Staff Assistants are sponsored by the Moorman Manufacturing Company and work for the faculty and administration. Staff Assistants are chosen on the basis of high scholarship, citizenship, activities, and work experience. Staff Assistants this year were jill Arnold, Rhonda Boyer, Judy Brumley, Susan Burns, Mike Clithero, Susan Chambers, janet Cooper, Kadie Davis, Laura Lee Dunn, Lori England, Terri Hendrix, Kim janney, Trudy Knapp, Alex Koch, Karen Kost, Rodney Livesay, Mark Moreland, Patti Person, Angie Powell, Susie Tiemann, H. B. Turner, and Diane Warning. 6 xl Hwy no ff la 3 Cl-rj Karen Kost, Diane Warning, Laura Lee Dunn, Mike Clithero, Susan Chambers, Lori England, Alex Koch, Susan Burns, janet Cooper, Rhonda Boyer, Terri Hendrix, Kadie Davis, Susie Tiemann, Church Vocational students A common interest in the area of Christian ministry bonds this group. Students help each other with worship services and youth activities for area churches. 'F l l 4 ,Z 3 if WZ '-4' ui 5-vu' N CHURCH VOCATIONAL STUDENTS: Cl-rj Patrick Wyle, David Todd, Susan Chambers, Billy Tom Mitchell. if . Q Fellowship group Thursday night Fellowship Group met for fellowship, Bible study, and worship. The group traveled to hear Gospel Singers, went on picnics, and held many informal prayer meetings. FELLOWSHIP GROUP: TOP il-rl Zachery McClen- don, jay Hesse, Rick Hesse, Enid Campbell, Don Campbell, Larry Carter, Kim Cooper, Terry Cole, Connie Aull, Dana Fralick, John Aull, Dave Prussner. LEFT Mike Romack, Sherry Mixer, Greg Thogmartin, Jody Stinson, Dan Steinbeck. -V 1. Gif -'J - -J 5 i 'W-M. I SMSTA: Cl-rj Sherri Brown. Terri Hendrix, Susie Keller, Susan Reem. Marcia McDonald, Doreen Lee, Susan Marks, Chester Aldridge, Lori Miller, Mary Grandstaff, Angie Morris, Nancy Scoffield, Kadie Davis. C58 gn -1 1 -. '- TT 'I 1 1 L 'n . ' . SN LAMBDA ALPHA EPSILON: fl-rj Mark Gaylord, advisor: jenny Garnett: Marie Boyd: Cindy Pilgerp Barb Rouse, secretaryftreasurerg Zachery McClendon, vice president: Rita Jameson. president: l ' x . . , l I J. SMST Students Missouri State Teachers Association is an organization of college students entering the field of education. ambda Alpha psilon 1979 marked a renewed interest and strength in the Chi Mu chapter of Lambda Alpha Epsilon at Culver-Stockton. The purpose of the organization is to promote a greater fraternal relationship among graduates of technical and professional police schools, to promote higher standards of educational attain- ments among law officials, and to promote the institution of courses in police science by recognized colleges and universities. rg-I so, .4 xi? if N153 V r.1L?...f2? .L-ull! SIGMA TAU DELTA: Row 1 Cl-rl Anna Beauchamp, Jill Arnold, jay Hesse. Row 2: Tammy Mahr, Doreen Lee, Dr. Carolyn Kane, Dr. Guy Cooper, Richard Holmes, and Susie Moore. MEGAPHONE: fsitting l-rj Laura Lee Dunn, Susan Rapp, Patti Person, Cstandingj Dan Steinbeck and Jim Cullumber. Sigma au elta. Sigma Tau Delta is an organization of students and faculty interested in fostering effective writing eicpression, encouraging worthwhile reading, and furthering the professional interest in the field of English. Megaphone THE MEGAPHONE is Culver-Stockton's student newspaper. Under the editorship of Jim Cullumber, students worked hard gathering stories and pictures for the bi-monthly publication. THE MEGAPHONE kept students posted on upcoming events and more than once the force of a controversial editorial was felt across the campus. d ' A45 1. l .4 l If , gg i 9 ' ,.. 4 'ij -2 '-F 6:3 T.-1 .zf f in .. di H l I DOME STAFF: Cl-rj Dan Steinbeck, Tom Quinn, Marilyn Hodges, Mary Clark, Sue Tevis, Jody Stinson - editor DO staff It takes an incredible amount of work to produce a yearbook. Every event must be photographed with hours upon hours of darkroom work resulting. Facts and figures must be collected. Names and faces must be put in order. Everything must be layed out and typed. All of this is done by students who have little or no journalism experience. It is very tiresome, very frustrating, but once again it is done! The force and faces behind the 1979 DOME are: Dave Williford-advisor Jody Stinson-editor Man1yn'H0dgeS also photography by! also lay-out work by: E33 Ssgsgierfk Mary Jeanne Borrowman Franslc Lewendowski Ralph Home Sharon Walters M C1 k Dave Miller Cindy Pilger ary Fr ,Taye Butler Nancy Leeper Sue TNS Greg 'rhogmartin Libbly Moore Bill Whitmore Tom Quinn , 1 yr f 6,-15 , er gn-1 'sm -ny' , ' ff, V, R V E QV A ,Q ' .. . V 1 t lg Q AV Q V 1- - F I. P V ,I V VV 1 . I , A V CV fi - -., ' 4-Burns, Susan H 1, a 9' V ,021 Q Bursewic laid ,Q ' P . - e , . :-' ' ' ' f , V VV JV V Abuttahirf Parked ,S 46 ,. gischyqgg Qrte, Q yy r A:gans.Jackie A V E s?nfTf'fuY I 4 an 0' Ahern, , 5. 46,80,100g1126 , H af, 1 5 f ' 7 S' - f r ,, N 1 QD x 47,128 80,128 47.110 47,114,126 38,1 4,145 STUDENTS 4 ructor of Math Andrew Q 6 Ayers, Donna .- -Q 92i96,l00,114 BabQ I?ha Yarton, everly - BASEBALL TEAM W MEN'S Anna 2 Collins 80,122 , Scope' Blankenship sham 424,139,143 V coops' Q V Blanks Kim 471101 COUPE? - Bogner Sherri Cgett Corday, Corson, Bozakfth, Diane - . .4 V 1 - aw . 48,-154,145 -' s Calhoun, udrey - Director? W dent Develop ns of P ghology 22 Calhoun, ja - 'stant to the President 1 32 Campbell, Don 1 V I Campbell nid ' 5 48 bell, ames - Instru niof F ages a ll, Michael Camp 1, Tanna 49 Capps, Robin 65 Carlstead, Stephen 49,120 Carter, Janice 49 Carter, Larry 49,146 - 136 49,143,146 49 I a CHI 11 S UDENTS 146 Marilyn f I-Qin' - A 49,124 Cheryl 1 N, ' 39,138 Mary 49, 26,1 Terri Q ,96,1 Donna T , I , Brett 'P' - 128 49 Dean oi 50 126 80,1 26 31 39 65 2 li -if ad!! 1' Q1 East, Fred Edgar, Frank - Assoc. 'land Political Science dwards, Charles - Vice ollege Relations Egl Ein V Ellio nie Ellioiihceirh Emery, Bruce England, Boyce England, Lori English, Mitchel Ernst, John , Chris ennis Far ary Fa a mp. Feliciano, Cath , FELLOWSHIP Felton, jacquelyn Fencik, Eric Findley, Ted ig 4' Nancy Flint, Jody 51,80 FOOTBALL TEAM 80 FORENSICS 141 Fornoff, Stephen Foster. Julie 53.87.110 Fralick, Dana 53,140,146 Franks, 23 Fred Laura 87 ,112 Ross Assistant V, David w Byaglliam, Traci V V ' , f 1 Bran, jan - A1urrini5Relat'i6ns '4 If , V, , Bxiassfield, Cheryl L i'ffi'4' ' , Breidenstein, Diana - ,V . Bringer, Sharon 5 ,Brodmanri, John - Professor of Che V Browkaw, Errierson - Assistant Professor of Steven Religion, District Minister and Katherine ' - bl' Student Ministries Richard Qi '- V Brass, VMichea1 Dayton, Jim , , 1 1, ' Br-oth3rtoRScott 1 DELTA SIG I , ' BroWn,,Barry Denison, H! , own, David ' ennis, Isaarf f ' 41 ' ' Geise, John Vf, , 6 ig 'V 'Mary E , Penton, Eger, ' ' Georgiadis, Bikini' ' ' ' ' vin, Robert 4 Director V f 0 . Gibson, Vicky Brown, Sherri, I 0 1 ,. ' 5 ' I , f 23 Giesler, Qirol 4 ' - ' . Brown, Tami H, . A f .- - Glasgow, -Na yi' il S2 Brumley, Judy , V Nita, Lisa f V , ,, . A Glasgow, RSS Wtwrofessq- I Bfyanfv Erir ' ' , ,125 Dodson, Jefliiey f ' ' I 50,88,128 Physical Educatx V, 4j1w's Buckner, Gerald i V VP 122 DOIYIEIJQTAFF I1 149 Coach VS'-fl 7 V V V f.. gif, I . .V Q . if 4 4 1' ' , as W A 1,215 fe ' 1 ,V 1 - Q.. u . fr gg . I , , we p , 'P 1'-ni 1- fin, , I :N 45? s2.ss.1z,g, 9186141 0 136' PS Vice and effegg Hesse Higgins Hill, Steven Hoaglin. Michael Hocter. Lisa ' Hodges, Marilyn Hogan, Patrick, Hogge. Curt f Hohman, Terryf - Vice Student Services, Asstg. Profegill 5 Psychology ' wi, -,-, Q 21 Holines, Richard - Assoc. Profess6'rgV,i of English If 34 Holt, Craig Holzgrafe, Margaret v,.f ,-1 S4 -ns Horne, Mary Horne, Ralph ' 54344 House, julia 54 Hull,.Cindy 126 Hunter, Cynthia Hurst, Daniel 40,80,100,120 Hutchison, ' S4.86,1 12 100 A LAMBDA ALHHA EPSILON LAMBDA CHI ALPHA Langley, Luanne Lattanzio, Thomas Lee, Doreen M lag, 120 I ss.ll4,136,l43 41,138 41,114,142,148 Lee, George - Professor of History and Political Science Leeper, Nancy Leeser, Brian Leroy, William D1 Lewandowski, Frank Lewis, Darwin . Lewis, Richard Lillard, Norma Livesay, Rodney Llewellyn, Kent I , A Llewellyn, W'1iam' ' ' A Lloyd, Barti Logan, Kimberly S6 Logsdon, Kline - Director Services 33 56,110,114 56 65 41,120 56,80 56,145 F. A 56,140 ' , se ' ' 24 Nancy 56 I 56 Tamara Brian ljtm, VlC1C6yf James ef it McBride Vearl Education McCarthy, Thomas McClendon, Zachery McClure Blll cCutchan Mary McFarland, Frank - McKinney. McSpadden Asst. Mlller, Moore, Brandee Musick, Michael Myers, James 41 .,. 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