Friends University - Talisman Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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f .... . K MID-CONTINENT PUBLIC LIBRARY Midwest Genealogy Center 3440 S. Lee's Summit Rd, Independence, MO 64055 N llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Elalne Pitts and Beth Donovan strike an alluring pose to highlight the Woolman Hall visitation pollcy which was post- ed in large letters to explain itself to illegal visitors. --photo by Kyle Kapphahn. Yoshitoka Takahashi, Naho Akutsu, and Toru lwamuto vislt while Jim Hawks plays an lrrprorrptu tune on the piano rn the Ioyer ol the cateterla. -photo by Kyle Kapphahn. Kembra Howdeshell, Lawana Zortman, Kelly Prescott, and Ellen McCoskey rest Irom the Halloween testlvltles at the All-Greek Halloween party. --photo by Kyle Kapphahn, Kip Poe and Dlonne Prim are Iopposlte page bottoml caught enjoying one ol the many parties which were held at the beginning ol the school year to acquaint new freshmen wlth the college tradltlon. -photo by Alden Huffman. Dorm activities topposlte page topj are a large pan of resl- dence llving and one activity was the Super Bowl Party Al- though the outcome was not to the liking of many Bronco Ians as the Broncos were beaten by the Washington Red- skins. Here QL to Fil Karmen Cox. Todd Strahm. Staci Boswell. John Jones, Stan Reimer, Kelly Prescott. Erin Jones. Klnberly Jones, Dionne Prlm, Melody Rose. Beth Bashlorth, Mark Weber. Soon Jlmmerson. Don Johnson, Doug Hill, Rob Beckman, and Scott Pribble watch the game intensely and hope the Broncos can stage a comeback. --photo by Lance Falrbarin.

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NEVER BEFORE have you been privy to the excitement and special tlmes of the 1987-88 school year. When thlnking ot a theme tor this yearbook, we discarded many themes which were generic in nature but never cap- tured the definite connotation of the year 1988. When it was decided to go with the theme lsn't this Special, the intent was not to make a mockery of our Christian heritage or to pralse the church lady who appears on Saturday Night Llve, but rather to pick a phrase from this year which will stir up mem- ories every time lt is brought to mind. Whether you like the church lady or passionately disagree wlth everything associated with her, she ls nevertheless a definite part of the 1988 school year. Phrases such as lsn't that Special, and How Conveeee- nlent, even 20 years from now, will bring a flood of memories into your mind as you recall a Saturday evening ln front of the televlslon or a tllppant remark made in your calculus class or any memory which is dear to your heart. Special, according to Webster's Collegiate Dictionary, means: tty distinguished by some unusu- al qualityg esp: being in some way superior i2t held in particular esteem Q31 readily distinguishable from others of the same category 141 being other than usual. Each year is filled with many memories which make every year new. Llvlng is a constant learning experience. As we grow and mature, years start to run together unless we have a unique char- acteristic which distlngulshes one from another. We feel that lsn't this Special ls such a phrase to break this year out ot the pack and make it stand alone with the unrepeatable pranks, midnight food runs, classes, parties, and memories which we tried to capture ln this book. Sit back, relax and enjoy the special year, 1 .. by Kyle Kapphahn