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

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Moore, Daiquiri Nickerson Accounting JR Mullikin, Megan Shawnee Arts and Sciences SO Murphy, Kelly Seneca Interior Design JR Nairn, Jennifer Great Bend Elementary Education FR Nairn, Kelli Great Bend Apparel and Textile Marketing SR Nicolau, Tricia Salina Marketing SR Nigh, Jennifer Baldwin Business Administration FR Nutt, Tracy Wichita Pre-Medicine SO Parker, Sherri Wahiawa, Hawaii Social Work JR Pearson, Jeannie Shawnee Modern Languages SO Perry, Sharla Anthony Psychology SR Phillips, Christi Lawrence Sta tistics FR Phillips, Susan Olathe Apparel and Textile Marketing SO Rathbun, Kimberly Topeka Marketing SR Ray, Paula Derby Business Administration SO Ridder, Suzy Marienthal Elementary Education SO Rippee, Melinda Wichita Elementary Education SR Ross, Angela Kansas City, Mo. Journalism and Mass Comm. SO Rudd, Mandi Lenexa Early Childhood Development SO Rueger, Jennifer Beattie Elementary Education JR Rupprecht, Kathy Emporia Elementary Education SO Savio, Heather Lenexa Journalism and Mass Comm. SO Saxton, Kathy Mulvane Accounting JR Scheller, Debbie Salina Business Administration FR Scherzer, Shannon Kansas City, Kan. Journalism and Mass Comm. SO Schlaegel, Heather Holton Fine Arts JR Schneider, Michele Herington Business Administration SO Schott, Emily Topeka Business Administration FR Scoby, Heather Baldwin Business Administration SO Sewell, Sondra Shawnee Elementary Education FR Shaver, Susan Manhattan Elementary Education SO Smith, Angela Topeka Dietetics FR Solomon, Heather Herington Accounting SR Stephens, Ashley Colby Journalism and Mass Comm. JR Stone, Tisha Olathe Business Administration FR Strongman, Kristen Prairie Village Elementary Education JR Talarico, Angela Manhattan Mechanical Engineering SR Terbovich, Brenna Lake Quivira Environmental Design SO Townley, Shannon Stockton Business Administration SO Trimmer, Elizabeth Wichita Business Administration SO Turner, Jill Lenexa Journalism and Mass Comm. SO Van Nostran, Carla Manhattan Radio-Television SO Wall, Jayme Olathe Journalism and Mass Comm.. JR Watson, Pam Kingman Elementary Education JR Whitten, Traci Hutchinson Human Ecology and Mass Comm. JR Wilson, Amy Hays Elementary Education JR Wilson, Nikki Topeka Food and Nutrition-Exercise Science FR Zick, Gretchen Topeka Arts and Sciences FR

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Lackey, Kelli Topeka Elementary Education SO Laverentz, Nancy Prairie Village Family Life and Human Dev JR Leavy, Kristie Shawnee Arts and Sciences FR Lee, Renee Overland Park Business Administration SO Lincon, Kristine Northport, N.Y. Psychology FR Lindaman, Keri Shawnee Art Education SO Lippoldt, Jennifer Towanda Radio-Television SR Malloy, Angie Topeka Elementary Education SO McClure, Kimberly Lenexa Apparel and Textile Marketing SR McEarchern, Keri Chase Business Administration FR McGhee, Edie Leavenworth Elementary Education JR McKee, Angie Goodland Business Administration SO McLeod, Ebeth Leavenworth Accounting SR Meyer, Janelle Hiawatha Psychology FR Miller, Glenda Manhattan Theater SO Miller, Melanie Papillion, Neb. Elementary Educations JR Minnis, Julie Derby Elementary Education JR Mohr, Amy Belleville Apparel and Textile Marketing FR Monaco, Shannon Overland Park Elementary Education JR Montford, Amy Hutchinson Journalism and Mass Comm. JR Alpha Xi Delta members Brandi Hill, freshman in business administration, Elizabeth Trimmer, in business administration, and Monaco, junior in elementary education and their housemother, Linda Stewart, doodle on the tablecloth as they wait for their food at Eegee ' s. The outing was a weekly event for the members and their Mom. (Photo by Brian W. Kratzer) HOUSEMOM JOINS GIRLS IN CLASS When Linda Stewart, a 43-year-old mother of two and grandmother of one, returned to college after a 23-year break from school, she gained another 140 daughters by becoming housemother for Alpha Xi Delta sorority. Stewart said because she and her children were in college, they became responsible for themselves. It ' s kind of nice to see my kids grown and making a go of it. I ' ve gotten over the hill, Stewart said. I ' m getting a late start and I ' ve got to do double time. Because her house was always filled with kids while raising her own children, Stewart wanted to remain in contact with young people when she returned to college. I couldn ' t imagine living in an apartment by myself, Stewart said. I would be out of touch if I didn ' t have my girls. As housemother, Stewart was official hostess, meal planner and coordinator and general supervisor for the house. She also juggled nine hours. I have to study just like the girls, Stewart said. They help me out and someone can always answer my questions. If I lived by myself I wouldn ' t have that advantage. This situation was mutually beneficial. Because she is a college she can relate to us, said Joni Bosserman, senior in an d chapter president. Stewart said becoming ' Mom ' to 140 women was quite different from raising her own children. You put up with more than you would from your own children, Stewart said. But at the same time, they act better than your own kids. Being involved with the girls was the best part of the job, said. If I have the time, I want to do (things) with my girls, Stewart said. There is always something going on somewhere. BY ASHLEY STEPHENS

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BETA SIGMA PSI LUTHERAN HERTAGE IS UNIFYING FACTOR The members of Beta Sigma Psi celebrated 40 years of a part of the K-State campus and continued their Lutheran tradition. In the 1950s it started as a Bible study group called the Concordia Club, said Mark Clobes, junior in electrical engineering and chapter president. The best way to keep it going was to affiliate with a national fraternity. The fraternity offered optional religious programs every Sunday night with the help of the Lutheran campus minister. You can take advantage of these things, Clobes said. It creates the environment for spiritual growth, but it ' s not forced. Clobes said members were Lutherans, which formed a closeness between them. Acker, Erik Overland Park Biology SO Bodenschatz, David Jackson, Mo. Architectural Engineering SR Bruning, Jon Superior, Neb. Animal Sciences and Industry SR Burjes, Roger Chapman Mechanical Engineering JR Carlgren, Terry Concordia Finance JR Christopherson, Scott Pennock, Minn. Engineering Technology JR Cook, Jeffrey Wichita Pre-Physical Therapy JR Corey, Ryan Topeka Civil Engineering SO Dassow, Craig Hoisington Chemical Engineering ER Green, Stephen Emporia Secondary Education SO GrunewaId, Travis Topeka Statistics SO Jackson, Chad Topeka Elementary Education SO Johnston, Gordon Topeka Pre-Veterinary Medicine FR Kaczor, Joel Hays Business Administration SO Lyle, Shane Topeka Fisheries and Wildlife Biology JR Martin, Matthew Glasco Agronomy SR Meier, Jamie Beloit Marketing SR Meyer, Brian Emporia Mechanical Engineering SO Miller, Carey Agra Electrical Engineering SR Mueller, Matthew Pocahontas, Mo. Environmental Design FR During finals, Jeff Norling, left, in journalism and mass studies with Brian sophomore in business (Photo by Mike Welchhans)