Kansas State University - Royal Purple Yearbook (Manhattan, KS)

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Minority Assembly of Students in Health FRONT ROW: Roxy SiIan, Aurora Rowland. JoBeth Peter Arroyo, Sabrina Avila, Ha Ta. BACK ROW: Tina Brown, Sharita Brown, Diana Caldwell, John Buchanan, Vincent Mulenga, Stephen Wade. Mortar Board Honorary FRONT ROW: Shelly Scoby, Kristi McCune. Sharon Pettijohn, Martha Kropf, Kelly Buttron, Dan Biggs, Karin Dell ' Antonia, James Walker. SECOND ROW: Jan Wissman, Heather Simmons, Krista Rees e, Beth Wendy Summerhill, David Lind, David Blasi, Kyle Murdock, Uzma Quraishi. BACK ROW: Heidi Brenda Neely, Shawna Maechtlen, Eston Schwartz, Anita Krug, Jeffrey Breit, Douglas Holle, Franzen, Kim Jones, Sam Kruckenberg. Multicultural Student Council FRONT ROW: Alphonso Hunter, Wendell Edwards, Stephen Wade, Regina Estevez. SECOND ROW: Moore, Sharita Brown, Cassandra Redmond, Ian Bautista. BACK ROW: Diana Caldwell, Thurman Williams, Jeneena Hubbard. National Agrimarketing Association FRONT ROW: Sherry Thorn, Jody Noll, Shannan Seely, Nancy Townsend, William Broadie, William Casey, Jerry Bremenkamp, Melissa Angell, Ellen Johncock. SECOND ROW: Dana Thomson, Carrie Patry, Debbie Anderson, Roger Long, Mark Viets, Todd Schwarz, Jeff Hendrickson, Travis Hirst, Dana Bukovatz. THIRD ROW: Lori Mikesell, Maurice Baalman, David Peterson, Doug Pleak, Jeff Zimmerman, Jason Norquest, Rodney Denholm. BACK ROW: RoLan Leniton, Michael McGinn, Jim Townsend, Jeffrey Naysmith, Ton Katzer, Robert Klozenbeecher, Brad Ramsdale. National Residence Hall Honorary FRONT ROW: Julie Blanchard, Chong Gi Kim, Mark Shields. Max Vandament, Laura Riley, Deborah Williams. SECOND ROW: Angela Schulze, Stephanie Haub, Kelli Zuel, Heidi Engemann, Sandra Wiederholt, Brenda Morgenstern, Sam Robinson. BACK ROW: Lynn Bridwell, Cindy Myers, John Doughty, Ira Rundell, Mitzi Loughmiller, Brenda Highbarger, Larry Hackleman.

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MASKED BALL PROVIDES OUTLET FOR ARCHITECTURE STUDENTS The stresses of studio were evident when architecture students dressed as buildings for a good time. Approximately 350 and faculty in the College of Architecture and Design the Beaux Arts Ball at the Guard in November. The first ball in the 1920s brought together famous French and American architects, said Wendy Ornelas, assistant professor of architecture and faculty adviser for the American Institute of Architecture Students, which sponsored the event. It ' s been a costume ball party held during the fall where people dress up, usually as their favorite building, and they typically wear some kind of mask so you can ' t tell who that person is, Ornelas said. The name was based on the Ecole des Beaux Arts, a French school of where the fundamentals of teaching architecture in the United States were developed, she said. James Reittinger, senior in architecture and AIAS president, said the K-State Beaux Arts Ball dated back to the 1970s. It originated as a formal, but following the theme Build a Preferable Environment, many designed costumes and came as design police. Thirty students from Ornelas ' came dressed as the professor she taught with, while other students wore models from their classes. We had some students who came dressed up with what they called classical underwear, ' where they had designed a classical building around themselves, Ornelas said. Rob Karlin, senior in architecture, won $50 for his futuristic headpiece made of studio materials. It was just something I could go all out and be creative with, Karlin said. BY TODD UBBEN Patrick Sarver, graduate student in landscape architecture, dresses up as Kansas State University President, Jon Wefald. (Photo by J. Matthew Rhea) Kelley Scott, graduate student in architecture, and Steve Bird, fifth year student in landscape architecture, the party zone incognito. (Photo by J. Matthew Rhea)

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Balancing a 13-pound golden eagle on his arm, Ron Schulze calmly explained to a group of attentive listeners the danger he would be in if not for the heavy leather glove he wore. Soon the who were docent students, would also be able to hold the bird. Once a week, animal lovers learned more about Sunset Zoo through its docent classes. Schulze, zoo curator, taught the $25 course in which students learned zoo background, animal care and tour Of the 60 students in the class, 90 percent were K-State students, mostly from the pre-veterinary medicine program, Schulze said. Sessions ran from October through March, ending at the prime time for zoo tours and educational programs. This gave docents the opportunity to put their new skills to work. National Society of Architectural Engineering FRONT ROW: Jill Dirksen, Peggy Dunn, Darin Crowder, Alex Weidman, Barbara Sawyer, Megan Maskill, Larry LaMette, Amy Turnquist, Beth Glauz. SECOND ROW: Filza Hassan, Sarah Jekiett, Desiree Morrell, Christopher Jenkins, Keith Reihl, Gregory Hayes, Larry Hackleman, Vicki Schertz. BACK ROW: Laurie Black, Joel DeHaven, Craig Schraad, Brad Megee, Jeremy Bauer, Scott McKinley, Kelly Dame, Steve Beatte, Kevin Fox. National Society of Black Engineers FRONT ROW: Donnell Dantzler, Michael Wilson, David Roberson, Bill Jackson, Calvin Mayfield, Jami McCallop. BACK ROW: Monrovia Scott, Debora Hawthorne, Shontell Perkins, Michelle Williams, Ira Bolden, Deborah Dempsey, Leslie Lavender. National Society of Professional Engineers FRONT ROW: Janet Metcalf, Harry Knostman, Matt Hendrickson, Eric DeVolder. BACK ROW: Doug McIver, Craig Murphy, Eric Sipe, Brian Rast. New Currents FRONT ROW: Alice Hall, Debbie Loucks, Eric Brunt. BACK ROW: Jenny Kemp, Jeanne Purduski, Shannon Curran. Newman FRONT ROW: Pete Hilger, JoAnn Westhoff, John Mick, Darlene Gradig, Barbara Stadler. BACK ROW: Jeanne Purduski, Brenda Westhoff, Ken Broxterman, Larry Schieferecke, Tim Pottorff, Todd Rohr, Karen Kelly. Holding a red-tailed hawk, Ron Schulze, Sunset Zoo educational curator, teaches students the appropriate technique in holding the bird. (Photo by Brian W. Kratzer)