Kansas Technical Institute - Liasion Yearbook (Salina, KS)

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GR DU TIO l986 People are successful when they have achieved what they set out to achieve, President Anthony L. Tilmans told the IO7 graduates of Kan- sas Tech. Commencement was held at the Bi- centennial Center's Heritage Hall on Saturday May I7. Success is as per- Qngpr A: I l 5 A LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike McDaniel, Dave Jones, Eric Snell. Brad Richardson, Sharyl Hoehn, Linda Gebhart. Curt Parry and Scott Gebhart. Graduation procession. N . 1 i ' , - j f- f,., C .1 A :Z M D ff' .' QT' ' Je' S L gT'i!.5t'.i a Q- ,K 5 ' J s, 1 .gal sonal as your toothbrush , Tilmans said, while telling the large crowd that graduates should give the world their best, even at the risk of specula- tion of their ulterior motives. Also. he said, they shouldn't be afraid to think big. Attending the ceremony from the Board of Regents was Dr. Bill Roy, To- peka, who made a few comments. Also, student body president Matt Wilson and Alumni president Glen Knak gave short presentations. -1 LEFT: A large crowd of friends. relatives and guests were in attendance for the mid-morning ceremonies.

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ABOVE: The civil team from left to right-Doug Olson, Norm Peterson, Steve Collins, and Ovid Woods. RIGHT: Mechanical team members Larry Guerra. Matt Wilson, Dave Salazar, and Monte Oberle. GeneraIfChemicaI team members Skip Griffey. Curt Parry, Lori Ross and Peggy Larkin. is Q-:Q-as ... oi QUI The first annual Kansas Tech Quiz Bowl was held in April with teams from each de- partment competing for the distinct honor of being school champion. And a good com- petitive battle it was, keeping spectators on the edge of their seats. The first round featured teams from Aero, Civil and Electronics. Civil took an early lead and coasted to victory after that. But more was to come. Computer and GeneralfChemical locked horns on the second round in a suspenseful, exciting round that ended in a tie. 'idk H du- ? f 11'...W, 5? Champions from left to right from Computer are Jeff Woody, Quentin Prior, Chris Bobek and Betsy Greenwood. Each of the above teams had one alternative who could al- ternate between rounds.