Kansas Wesleyan University - Coyote Yearbook (Salina, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1984 volume:

Its a chilly autumn afternoon at Wesleyan, a small midwestern college. A scene of tranquility greets you as you walk up the steps of Pioneer Hall. Outside the world is peaceful and calm but one never knows whats happening inside AS WESLEYAN TURN No, no, Mr. Pitts. Ive tried so very hard but I just don't have ten thousand dollars to pay my tuition for this week. Yes, yes, I remember what your button says but . . . but . . . A shot rings out. Trudy, the secretary, runs in- to Mr. Pitts ofce. Not another one, Mr. Pitts. Thats the fth one today. Alright, alright. Ill call the cafeteria to pick her up. Meanwhile, in the Registrars Office . . . Oh please Mean Mama. Please dont beat me anymore. I promise Ill never drop a class again. He] me someone! Please! Sorry. son, Dr. Fancy says as he jogs out of his office. d really like to help but Im ten minutes late for my tennis game. Make an ap- pointment with my secretary Lue Ann. Ruthlessness, greed, and scandal fill the halls of Wesleyan. l it '. U , X I . , .nfs l-I While the student begs for mercy, a hysterical laugh is heard in the hall. Nobean, Nobean. You've got to stop ripping the phones out of the wall. So what if people hang up on you . . . Please. All right, hold it right there, a policeman yells as he rushes in. No one leaves this building until I find out who murdered the President. There is complete silence. Everyone looks suspiciously at each other. Mean Mama stops beating the student. I loved him. He was a good man, says Tweetie Fudley as she wipes her eyes. No Mam. Not that President. I mean the real President, the policeman explains. U Oh! I loved her. She was a good woman, Tweetie cries. ' I-Ielp! Helpll' Dr. Bolsen runs into the registrar's office. Mean Mama give me your club. I'm being chased by Mary Fell's rats! ,, ' 5 Can people maintain their sanity While Working in total chaos? THE E Will Gerb reveal the murderer or will he fill the vacancy of the President? Will the students be fed their fellow classmates for supper? Will Mean Mama eliminate all paperwork from registration? Will Nobean put AT8zT out of business? Will Mr. Pitts be fired for shooting students and open his own hair salon? Will Dr. Fancy win his tennis game? Will Tweetie Fudley become a Broadway star? Will Mary Fell find all her rats or will Dr. Bolsen elope with one? Will Dr. Flewgerber exchange tit for tat? Will Moose learn to spell dogs in just one week? Will the policeman ever find out who murdered the President? Will anyone care? For the Answers to These Questions and Many More . . . amass K GOOD ALWAYS PREVAILS! 13 Friday he Studen ar asSa Preslden for 'o arnvmg esleyan 1979 RS ffice nussed a Dean of umta Bratton msaruty to move profits for all and Q KANSAS WESLEYAN DEDICATES THE 1984 COYOTE TO . . For over 25 years, students who have taken Geology have had exciting field trips. For over 25 years, Prof. Paul Stucky has been planning those trips. Anyone Who knows Prof. Stucky will tell you about his unique sense of humor, warm personality, and involve- ment here at Wesleyan. If he's not at a faculty or board meeting, he's in his classroom making the world of Physics and rocks come alive. We can never repay you Prof. Stucky for all your outstanding work and dedication here at Wesleyan, but by dedicating the 1984 Coyote to you, we PAUL STUCKY hope you realize how much we love and appreciate you. Prof. Stucky s pride and Joy: fl. to r.J Daughters Helen, K.W. Grad 74 Rachel, '73, Grandchildren Chris, K.W. Grad 2000? and Evan, 2003?. HCMECOMI it ' 3 Candidate Maryam Quednow Candidate Ann Waters Candidate Denise Hopper Escort Bobby Terry A Escort Bill Taylor Escort Ralph Picarelli Candidate Carol Ward Sophomore Attendant Freshman Attendant Escort Jeff Ward Kim Reitz Amy Hett Escort Darin Boyer Escort Kenny Day N Never Gonna Let You Go was the theme for the 1983-84 Homecoming. This was a very special day filled with excitement for everyone, especially Syble Sullivan, a senior from Dodge Ci- ty, Kansas, who was crowned as reigning queen. Everyone joined in to prepare for Homecoming, in- cluding the cheerleaders who held a bonfire pep rally and STUCO who sponsored the dance at the Hilton Inn. The football team did their part by beating the Sterling Warriors 23-21. That night as everyone left the dance they knew they were Never Gonna Let Go the memories of Homecoming '83, 19 ,W gjaft j. it ,wi 7 fgzvs fi., 3 QYHO ink 'w 'SN I 491, 60 Uv.. Puff. f V-. 'T : If' cf fz 54 Mix. 5915- 43N 'wp ',- 'Nw .n 1' 'f.' i gk ' r 5.11 l gtk f-.---,V +51 35,95 Eb-3 W17- i if. ?I'P' :6?4:.1, !j 1,1974 - tg-f-,ff ' .ic Zn, s , , , 49 4 4,1 Q lla Mlu Jullo Fowler is ojunior mojoring in occounting. She is the doughter of Poul ond Morilyn Fossler of Conon City, Colorodo. She is o member of Alpho Chi ond is olso involved in intromurol tennis. Her escort is Mike Myers, o junior from Prott, Konsos. Miss Donho Hooper is o senior majoring in psychology. She is the doughter of Bob ond Dionne Hooper of Bogue, Konsos. Her octivities include Delto Omicron Pi Sorority, volleyboll, Philhormonic Choir, ond Wesleyon Chorcile. Her escort is Mike Cox, o senior from Speorville, Konsos. Miss Jacque Jones is o junior mojoring in elementory educotion. She is from Atchison, Konsos, ond is the doughter of Potricio Jones. Her octivities include Philhormonic Choir, Wesleyon Chorole, Student Congress, cheerleoding, member of Minority Student Union, ond being o resident ossis- tont. She is escorted by Lowrence Fuzzy Perrin, ojunior from Solino, Konsos. Miss Ann Voters is o senior mojoring in elementory educotion. She is the doughter of Brodley ond Borboro Woters of Bird City, Konsos. Her oc- tivities include SNEA, Delto Omicron Pi Sorority, Philhormonic Choir, Wesleyon Chorole, ond being o story reoder for Miss Weeks third grode closs. Her escort is Ron Binghom, ci junior from Solino, Konsos. W2 Q54Si?L1?, . if jiri xfi ix 2256 '33 A-'fit , at I ' L-fff ,YU 'f 'H' v Tm: 'va - 41 '19 ' . tb - wt 1- 11 , A 5 'fn .Vi .ivifsg 'IQ -4, ' f ' fad qi, :? ny! - u .U 5 4 , J W I fl, 'ia 1984 MISS WESLEYAN Miss Diana Boyd is a junior majoring in psychology. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Boyd of Redfield, Kansas. Her activities include vice president of the Student Congress, vice president of Philharmonic Choir, captain of Pom-Pom, president of Behavioral Science Club, member of Alpha Chi, LILACFETE 19 Program Prelude and Processional . . T .... Dr. Karen Bals Lilac Chain ,....,..,,... . . . Delta Omicron Pi Welcome . . T ..., John Tackett Bus Stop ....................................... Drama Club Introduction of Miss Wesleyan Candidates and their Escorts Miss Kay Kile and Mr. Todd Clark Masters of Ceremonies and member of Theodules. Her escort is Tony Guzman, a Flower Girl ,,,, ,,,, L Owen rzeicnenboqh semorfrom Salma' Kansas' Crown Bearer . ..,.. .... ...... J o hn Kernan Jr Coronation Ceremony Dr Dave Foncher 1983 WESLEY v.gspfsg..isnisfiasnsgtvsgisyon ghd Dean of mi, Miss Julie Lohmeyer is a senior majoring in behavioral science with special emphasis in sociology and criminal justice. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Lohmeyer of Greenleaf, Kansas. Her activities include secretary of Student Congress, secretary of the KW Drama Club, regional represen- tative for Alpha Chi CHonor Socletyb, and a member ofthe Pur- ple Key Society. She is escorted by Nerses Balabanian, a senior from Aleppo, Syria. ' Wishing Well Ceremony ..........,..,.......,.... Miss Wesleyan Wishes for Wesleyan Dr. Norman Wilkinson Mr, Marshall Stanton KW Faculty Representative KW Administration Representative Mr, Nerses Balabanian Dr. Dave Foncher KW Student Representative KW Alumni Representative Benediction ............,... .....,..,...., D ave Jenkins Recessional and Postlude .... ..., D r. Karen Bals History of Lilac Fete Lilac Pete has been tradition at Kansas Wesleyan for over forty years The spring festival includes the crowning of Miss Wesleyan and the Lilac Pete dance. The students of Kansas Wesleyan select five finalists and vote for one as their Miss Wesleyan. By tradition, the Wesleyan Queen makes a wish for Wesleyan during the coranatian ceremonies. 23 YOU MAKE MY DREAMS 24 Reunion on Gallows Hill '4Reunion on Gallow Hills,', directed by Julie Nelson,brought the Witches hung during the Salem Witch trials back to gain revenge on an inno- cent ancestor of Judge Johnathon Corwin, the prosecuting magistrate. In a climatic scene where Nancy Nor- win is threatened by her friends who have been possessed by the watches, the past and present of false guilt is unued uJrevealtheinnocence ofthe witches. It is ,not revenge you wanted all these years but ... understanding? CAST WITCHES: Ann Waters Denise Schmidt Michelle Valcoure Heather Miller Olive Peterson GIRLS: Denise Hooper Robin Bell J odee Dalton Beth Henrickson Kathie McCarty Kay Palmer 25 A MAN CALLED PETER Peter Marshall Greg Edgmgton Cather1ne Jul1e Lohmeyer Peter John Tyler Bennett Jud1th Ollve Peterson J GSSIG Ellen Glllberg George Todd Clark Susan K1m Naused Steve Russ Plerman MHIIOH LOI1 Scu1tte oe Terence Phox Allan Brad Hartw1ck Barbara L1sa Allen Nancy Carol Dlxson Senator Herb Hartly Holda Penny Habacker an Da1Sy D1rected by Prof Kaye Dudley Technlcal D1rector Doug Palmer 66 99 J .,., ' . .d 1 ki-'S-S.,-5,5-'HQ uf-5: :S 4ilf 'X X X ,, , 1 f' X, V , 1, X ff' -V K, dm' U X, X '-, f DRAMA, TRAGEDY A A The Sisters Mclntosh Directed by Kay Palmer Lulie .... ..............,,......... J ulie Lohmeyer Tizzie ..... ,.,.........,............,.. R obin Beil The Man .... .......,... .... S t eve Renken Lohmeyer Sane! Clay .... .... V Spirit... MP1 as if R Dudley Sariel A CHRISTMAS 1 Y x ,-7: -if H' . gi 1 co CERT The Kansas Wesleyan Music Department presented its annual Christmas Concert to a very receptive audience. Dr. Don Donaldson directed the choir while Dr. Karen Bals served as accompanist. The choir sang the tradi- tional Christmas songs and hymns and highlighted the evening with a candle lighting service. Pics, l. to r., The choir sings a familiar Christmas hymn with accompanist Dr. Karen Bals. A long line of candles help the choir to brighten the Christmas season. Dr. Donaldson tells another student where to go, but this time it's to the restroom. Choir members share the candle of light. Dr. Donaldson leads the choir in a performance to an appreciative audience. After getting his two front teeth for Christmas, Dave Harwerth shows off his trumpet. Choir members parade in with their candles. O as E f on i ri PI AFORE iff, ,ff-,,.. Sir Joseph Porter Captain Corcoran Ralph Rackstraw Dick Deadeye Carpenter J osephine Cousin Hehe Little Buttercup Eric Evans Alex Lankhorst Roger Wilson Brad Harzman Greg Edgington Lori Cavanaugh Royalyn Voss Trisha Jones Denise Hooper CHORUS Rod Arnold Gary Bagby Nerses Balahanian Greg Blanton Diana Boyd Stephen Chinn J odee Dalton Les Frederickson Tad Green Mike Hall Beth Henrickson Victor Hernandez Doug Kile Jackie Lanoue Donald Luthi Kathie McCarty Heather Miller Kim Naused Julie Nelson Fuzzy Perrin Becky Peters Denise Schmidt Paula Sturgeon Scott Swanzy Michelle Valcoure Chanyta Warren Ann Waters s CAST ' Boatswain Phil Menhusen .... A.., K The Kansas Wesleyan Music Department presented H.M.S. Pinafore by Gilbert and Sullivan on May 3 and 4 as their Spring Concert. Dr. Donaldson served as DirectorfProducer, Dr. Karen Bals as Accompanist and David Clark as Technical Consultant. Pics l. to r.: Deadeye Dick looks suspicious at the upcoming events. Cousin Hebe sings of her true love. The cast takes a final dress rehearsal. The Pinafore crew sing of an upcoming visit by Sir Porter. Rackstraw's friends help him device a plan for him and Josephine to run away. Captain Corcoran speaks of how he hardly ever does anything wrong. 33 xl 1 J SPRING GATHERINGS CHAPEL Pictures Ctop leftjz Dr. John Khanjian served as the faculty sponsor for Chapel and also produced the play Strangely Warmedf' Rev. Craig Atkin- son and Rev. Larry Grove were two of the local ministers who participated in Chapel. Rock Dodridge, Covenant Minister expresses the fun and joy shared by all. Spring Gatherings started off the second semester with the new art instructor Jack Favre showing some of his favorite works. Other gatherings included a session on computer graphics, Dr. Bird and Dr. Neideffer ex- plaining the concept of LOVE fwhich included Clark Gablel, Mrs. Diaz sharing her musical talent and ex- periences with the English Language, and the popular Three In One gospel singing group visiting the campus again. Chapel became a weekly event this year as every Thursday the Wesleyan community would gather and share in a service. Local ministers, gospel singers, actors and even clowns were all part of Chapel. Guest speakers included Dr. William Brown, Dr. Laura Bird, Rev. Bar- bara Palmer, Rev. Craig Atkinson, Rev. Larry Grove, and a special clown presentation by Sandy Atkins. Mike Myers served as the student chaplain to help in ar- rangement of Chapel and other religious activities on campus. Mike was filling the vacancy left by Dr. Young Ho Chun who left Wesleyan for a teaching position at St. Paul's School of Theology. A highlight of the Chapel season was a play written by John Griffin entitled Strangely Warrnedf' The play captured a brief look at the life of John Wesley, the founder of the Methodist Movement, as seen through his own reflection. The play was written to celebrate the Methodist Bicentennial and was presented in chapel and for the Kansas West Conference for the Methodist Church. The Cast consisted of John Griffin, Les Fredrickson, Dave Jenkins, Daniel Englehardt, Diana Boyd, and Kay Palmer. as E-31:3 BROTHER vvATc:HaNr3 You ? HUMANITIES FESTIVAL 1984 Hard work is what makes the Humanities Festival a success every year, and two people at Wesleyan worked more than their share on the '84 Festival. Dr. William Clyde Brown, professor of English, is the director of the Festival and was so swamped with Festival materials that he was forced to evacuate his office and move to the third floor of Pioneer. Julie Lohmeyer was the student worker who spent many tedious hours typing, drawing, and making sure Big Brotherls eyes weren't crossed. Is Big Brother Watching You? was the theme for the Humanities Festival 1984, as concentration was placed on George Orwell's classic novel 1984. Each depart- ment in the Humanities Division held special workshops throughout the day with highlights of a foreign languages contest in Spanish, German, and French, and the showing of the animated film Animal Farm by George Orwell. A film festival was also held March 10 for the Festival par- ticipants and they attended the Drama Department's production of A Man Called Peter directed by Prof. Kaye Dudley. As the 1984 Festival came to a close, it was well decided by teachers and students alike after much discussion that our 1984 did not fulfill Orwell's predictions. HO ORS CO OCATIO WHO'S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES NERSES BALABANIAN DIANA J . BOYD GREGORY L. EDGINGTON CYNTHIA L. FASSLER KIMBERLY A. FOLKEN DEBRA A. HESS KATHRYN L. HICKERSON ROBIN M. JOHNSON ELIZABETH A. KEPPLE KAY A. KILE JULIE A. LOHMEYER KIMBERLY K. PALMER MARYAM B. QUEDNOW CATHERINE M. TODD ANN E. WATERS JULIE A. WILLIAMS ALPHA CHI NATIONAL HONOR SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY SENIORS HONORARY MEMBER JUNIORS NERSES BALABANIAN JANET JUHNKE DIANA BOYD BARBARA GREENWOOD JULIANA M. FASSLER ANTHONY IWUJI ROBIN JOHNSON ELIZABETH KEPPLE MICHAEL E. MYERS JULIE LOHMEYER JEFFREY E. NICHOLSON CONNIE ROMM :.-?l'-- Freshmen Phil Menhusen, Debbie Ewing and Sophomore Stan Wyatt receive an award from Alpha Chi President Robin Johnson for highest GPA,s in their class. 4 38 Lynn Fox announces the recipients of the Who's Who Awards. Paul Stucky accepts an award announcing him as the 1983-84 Coyote Dedicatee. 1983 FOOTBALL LETTER E T John J Tackett D Jay Blackwood KH M KCACl Allen E Fields TBUS' G Dlwef Gregory B Blanton James H Garda Terrence Phox KH M KCACX William R Taylor KAll KCA D-nav new KH M xcacy Michael P Gonzales Ralph A Piwelll Academic? ll' M KCAC Timothy E Campbell Michael G Llby Rldllld 5 Rlfiel' lAll KC-'KCl 3055? D 72119 Rafael E Clntron Donald G Long 12114 All KCAC7 Jeffefell J Ward John J Clark KH M KCACJ Jeffrey Maul Steven Rivers Scott Fewell James Fassler Bradley Johnson Timothy Myles Elaine Cannefax Karla Chandler VARSITY Rodney Arnold Scott Bennett Bradley Blngesser Michael Cox Gus Deering Dominic DePonte Karla Campbell Jennifer Fessenden Carol Ferriere Brenda Harvey Karla Campbell Leslie Durant Jennifer Fessenden Julie Guynes Gary Bagby James Bailey Bradley Blngesser Gregory Blanton MEN Darin Boyer Timothy Campbell John Jay Clark James Fassler Allen Fields Joe L Mims K2nd KCACJ Scott C Swanzy CROSS COUNTRY LETTERMEN Tony L Neal KAll KCACI David Whltted James S Proctor Randy W Smith KAll KCAC Academic! CROSS COUNTRY LETTERWOMEN Andrea B Chrlsler Brenda S Harvell VOLLEYBALL LETTERWOMEN Gwyn Gottschalk Denise D Hooper Denise K Standerfer Amy D Hen Marllee Panna Syble M Sullivan Katheryn L Hlckerson Kimberly J Ren: lAll KCAC KH M KCACl All 10 NAIAJ ALL KCAC CROSS COUNTRY QDQS 1983 31 MEN S BASKETBALL TEAM Brad Hartwick James McGill Terrence Phox Russell Pleiman Scott Wlltfong KAll KCACJ JUN IOR VARS ITY Kevin Brown Jimmy Casas Todd Clark James Cole Dwayne Edleman Ryan Ellis Stanford Wyatt David Hagerman Tracy Mann Timothy Mclilernan Jeff Russell Lonnie Vance Kevin Wohler 1983 84 WOMEN S BASKETBALL TEAM Amy I-lett Belinda Otte Stacey Kloberdanz Kimberly Reltz Pamela Llllard Jo Schlerbaum Shelly Olsen Syble Sullivan KH M KCACJ 1984 WOMEN S SOFTBALL TEAM Amy Hett Pamela Llllard Kathy Hlckerson Kimberly Relfl Stacey Kloberdanz '10 Schlefbm-lm Alicia Lopez Denise Standerfer 1984 BASEBALL TEAM Michael Cox John Gestl Timothy Clo er Thomas Llstberger Jeffery Garretson Jeffrey Parsons William Gasparek Lawrence Perrin Royalyn Voss Chanyta Warren Joedy Zimmerman KAI! KCACl Syble Sullivan Patti Wiggins Randall Rath Randy Smith Jefferey Ward 1983 84 MEN AND WOMEN'S TRACK TEAM Lance Ingram Bradley Johnson Donald Long Tracy Mann Tlmorhy Myles Tony Neal Dwight Preston Scott Proctor Jason Ruckman Scott Swanzy Stanford Wyatt WOMEN Trisha Arganbright Patricia Bernard Brenda Harvey Dlmlta Jones V10 NAIAl KNAlA All American! Jennifer L. Fessenden ' . 4 . 3 9 s V V v r l DRAMA A WARDS Most Inspirational Actor - Russell Pleiman Best Supporting Actress - Olive Peterson Best Supporting Actor - Terrence Phox Best Actor - Greg Edgington Best Actress - Julie Lohrneyer KW Theatre Service Award Kathleen McCarty CO YO TE A WARD Outstanding Staff Member Darlene Peterson Outstanding Photographer Tony Guzman PURPLE AND GOLD SOCIETY Gold Key - Robin Johnson Purple Key - Betty Acock . Hermes Arias Kevin Bailey Timothy Clover Janette Hanson Dale Ives Anthony Iwuji Michael Myers Jeffrey Nicholson Connie Romrn Michael Sweeney Koleta Tittle Stanford Wyatt HIDDE TALE Due to Kay Palmer, and her techniques of persuasion, several members of the Kansas Wesleyan faculty were convinced that they should come out of the closet. This consisted of displaying talents that are rarely seen by students in the classroom setting. The interesting display took place at the first KW Faculty Variety Show on November 8, 1983. Those who attended were entertained, amused, and sometimes shocked by the hidden talents of the various faculty members who participated. Dr. Sheila Drake, emcee for the show, introduced the acts which included: Dr. Travis-Neideffer and her demonstration of the twist, the fascinating magic of Dr. William Clyde Brown, Mrs. Chelo Diaz and her flying fingers on the piano, a modern interpretation of the book of Job with Jeff Reese, Mrs. Dudley in Sweetie Spreads the Bull , Dr. Laura Bird and her amusing interpretation of The Owl and the Pussycat , Dave Clark, Dr. Don Donaldson, and Dr. Karen Bahls in a skit about a concert pianist, and Dr. John Khanjian displaying his expertise on the organ. 5 l vi if Y W A 'a-if - ni' - I ' - 4 J J--Q 'C' I F 1 .A ,, P 4 I 1 B ' ' 7 v gf---:.4,1LTf 2- W ' I qi J ' ' A 1 W' l I A A Q - m 4 - , ' P 1 x l i 4 + avi' T T w l H A65 9601 -EA QSQHVQ W R -- --ga,-g . wil-A is gi. .ff kj6i5t5'?Tf1 'lv -, W if I ' H K Lil 15:6im:?3T ,Hf.' ,H -W' ,,,i, ,,,,V i ,,, 3 , Q , ,, , , ,, , ff? 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COACH: Jill Garretson OVERALL RECORD: 25 wins, 8 losses ATHLETIC DIRECTOR: Jon Bingesser FINAL CONFERENCE STANDING: 4th ALL DISTRICT 111510: Syble Sullivan ALL K.C.A.C.: Syble Sullivan ALL K.C.A.C. HONORABLE MENTION: Kathy Hickerson K.C.A.C. COACH OF THE YEAR: Tracy Rietzke RECORDS AND HIGHLIGHTS: TEAM: Best ever season winning percentage. 25-8 C.7575 2nd place finish at Emporia State Invitational Tournament Beat Bethel to snap their 64 game Cconference5 winning streak. 13-2 record against Non-Conference competition. INDIVIDUAL: Syble Sullivan: Team leader in number of attacks C6695 Team leader in number of Blocks C965 Team leader in number of Kills C2595 Team leader in number of Digs C1655 Team leader in Serve Reception Att. C3275 Team leader in Kill CZ C38.55 Team Leader in Spike Eff. C21.35 Kathy Hickerson: Team leader in number of attempted serves C3065 Team leader in Serve Reception Eff. C89.75 Amy Hett: Second in Attempted Attacks C3605 Second in Kills C1105 Second in Digs C1635 Second in Blocks C715 Marilee Panna: Team leader in Assists C2305 Team leader in Serve Eff. C96.65 Kim Reitz: Second in number of Serve Reception Att. 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C+2.03 5th Best Team Free Throw 98 - C61.3 CZQ3 SCHOOL RECORD Most points in a Single Game 90 vs. St. John's Highest FG 96 in a Single Season 38 96 C607-15953 Largest Margin of Victory 37 pts. vs. St. John's INDI VID UAL Syble Sullivan: Honorable Mention All-K.C.A.C. Selection 9th leading Scorer in the Conference - J oedy Zimmerman: All K.C.A.C. Selection 5th Leading Scorer in Conference C15.93 5th in Free Throw 95 in Conference C68.73 Scored in Double Figures in every game except one Team's 4th leading Rebounder C3.83 Team Leader for Assists. C763 School Record most FG attempted in a single season C4043 Team's 2nd Leading FG OZ C39.1 983 Team's 2nd Leading FT 023 Shooter C68.7 'Z13 C66f963 Team Leader in Steals C613 Team's Leading Scorer C15.93 Kim Reitz Team's 3rd Best FTW Shooter C65.7 'Z33 C46f703 Team's 2nd Leading Rebounder C5.53 2nd in Assists on the Team C553 C13.23 tie Team's 3rd Leading Scorer C8.53 Team's Leading Rebounder C7.83 Karla Campbell: Most Points for one game during the Team's 5th Leading Rebounder C43 season C253 Team's 4th Leading Scorer C73 Team's Leading FG 95 Shooter C41.9 953 C120f2863 Amy Hett: 2nd in Steals C453 Team's Leading FT 93 Shooter C73.8 963 C31!423 Team's 2nd Leading Scorer C13.23 Team's 3rd Leading Rebounder C4.93 J 1 7 f'--I M s RECOMMENDED LETTERM EN CLASS SR Syble Sullivan J oedy Zimmerman Karla Campbell Kim Reitz Jenny Fessenden Amy Hett Pam Lillard Shelly Olsen Royalyn Voss PRO VI SI ONAL LETTERMEN Carol Ferriere Brenda Harvey Stacy Kloberdanz Belinda Otte Chanyta Warren on .n,...,. 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ACCK Champion KCAC Champion NAIA 10 All-District All-KCAC All-ACCK Nationally Ranked NAIA All American Pat Bernard, Junior All-ACCK All-KCAC All-District 10 Ginger Trepoy All-KCAC Kw “Most Valuable Athlete Team Captain Chanyta Warren All-ACCK All-KCAC Dwight Preston, Senior AlloACCK All-KCAC All-NAIA District. t: 10 Tri-Captain Tim Cam bell, Senior All-AC ,K All-KCAC Tri-Captain Tony Neal, Senior All-ACCK Tri-Captain Stan Wyatt, Sophomore All-ACCK All-KCAC Darin Boyer, Sophomore All-ACCK All-KCAC All-NAIA District 10 1984 COMPETITION Park Springfest Swede Invitational Doane Relays ACCK Southwestern Relays Colorado College Invitational KCAC NAIA District 10 NAIA National Outdoor Track and Field Championships Allen Fields All-ACCK All-KCAC Tim Myles All-ACCK Brad Johnson, Freshmen All-KCAC Lance Ingram, Freshman All-ACCK ACCK Champion All-KCAC Scott Proctor, Freshman All-KCAC All-ACC K Tracy Mann, Freshman All-ACCK All-KCAC Don Long. 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' ,, x- 4 If ffef X N42 9631699 , ff eg M gif ' 1 fi fd X 4 ft X A: XXY7X I!! 4-mx K3 X' 1v'x Q- 'F M 4' f ,,-'li' ,A X , ,ff Q , Mfx w vfJ V f Qe x , if f 7 fl ' , .K ' 'V w J gg J X? Af - f ' i Xp 424 Q51 f A 1 ' 0 gg Q A ,, X , M ,X ff 7 X I J I N45 U X 3,43 H A X xx Y H V X G, 1 WS ' Q X X X NQXXK X M -PIRIT Yell leaders were a new addition to the 1983-84 cheerleading squad. Filling these positions were Dwight Preston and Scott Proctor. Tony Neal was mascot. Led by Jacque Jones, head, Beth Henrickson, Trish Arganbright and Trisha Jones, alternate, they were able to work with the yell leaders to perform many new double stunts and pyramids. With the help of sponsors Jan Trulson and Ginny Bevan, the squad was able to raise more spirit than in the past. The squad not only raised spirit but led a community gathering and par- ticipated in the bonfire for Homecoming. A lot of work was put into this year's squad, but it all paid off when they were able to perform things never per- formed before. :W W CHESS CLUB Members: Noraya Minassian, Dan Baker, Nazareth Kar- jian, NOT PICTURED: Roger Wilson, Gus Gustaf- son, Kevin Bailey, Vincent Owen, Johnson John, Dwight Rickard, Darlene Peterson, Dave Harwerth, Dr. Randy Reichenbach. OFFICERS: Dan Baker President Roger Wilson V. President Noraya Minassian Sec.!Treas. Darlene Peterson StuCo Rep. Gus Gustafson Sponsor SNEA Members: Stan Wyatt, An Waters, Carol Dix- son, Connie Romm, Kay Palmer, Elizabeth Kep- ple, Dr. Al Nelson, David Goodwin. Not pictured: Nancy Funk. OFFICERS: Nancy Funk Pres. Kay Palmer V. Pres. Connie Romm Sec.!Treas. EXAB EXAB CExecutive Activities Boardj is responsible for plan- ning all activities on campus. They strive to get all students involved in dances, movies, skating parties, Homecoming, Sweetheart Dance, and Lilac Fete. EXAB MEMBERS Ctop rightlz Todd Clark, Tim Clover Cdirectorb, Mike Myers, Mike McDougald, and not pic- tured Tony Neal. Bottom Right: Kay Kile, StuCo President, discusses with EXAB member Mike Myers how to better student involvement in campus activites. STUDENT CCNGRESS Student Congress started the year by planning several activities for the students to participate in. The activities consisted of Sunday night movies, the Halloween party and dance. The Homecoming dance, Sweetheart and Lilac Fete were the main events for the year. Two Com- munity Gatherings were put on by Student Congress. The Executive Council consisted of Kay Kile, President, Diana Boyd, Vice-President, Julie Lohmeyer, Secretary, John Tackett, treasurer, Dwight Preston, PR., and Tim Clover, Activities Director. Student Congress consisted of Cbottom to topb: Darlene Peterson, Mike, McDougald, Denise Schmidt, Mike Myers, Trish Jones, Ginger Trepoy, Becky Peters, Kay Palmer, Les Fredrickson, Diana Boyd, Carol Dixson, Tim Clover, John Tackett, and Dwight Preston. 69 E I 70 The Kansas Wesleyan Jazz lab band made several ap- pearances this year with the highlight of being featured play- ing big band sounds of the 1940's in the Salina Community Theatre benefit The Big Broadcast. David Clark, director of the group and associate professor of music, said the nineteen-piece band performing on trumpets, flutes, saxophones, trombones, guitar, bass guitar, drums, and keyboard instruments is called a Lab Band because the musicians spend a great deal of time experimenting with new sounds and learning to improvise. I Members of the KW Jazz Lab Band are: TRUMPETS: Roger Wilson, Brad Harzman, Kevin Bailey, Dave Harwerth, Kurt Williams, Debbie Ewing. SAX- OPHONES: David Cooper, Bob Cooper, Dale Swindler, Amy Hagen, and Johanna Cox. TROMBONES: Darrell Cox, Mike Marchand, Dan Hittner, Mike Lundgrin. KEYBOARD: Nerses Balabanian. GUITAR: Bob Scopa. BASS GUITAR: Doug Kile. DRUMS: Tony Guzman. DIRECTOR: David Clark. ADVANCE The ADVANCE went through many changes this year, but Kathie McCarty and Beth Henricksen, serv- ing as co-editors, did their best to put some stability into what turned out to be a very chaotic year for the publication. Other staff members that were quick to help were Heather Miller, Mike McDougald, Sports Editorg and Kim Cashkin, Business Manager. Dr. Laura Bird served as advisor. Pics Ctop l. to r.J: Photographers Mike Hawley and John Thelander check out the developments in the dark room. Kathie, Beth and Heather work to hit another deadline. Beth Henrickson decides which articles will go into the paper. The photography staff of the Coyote and Ad- vance: Tony Guzman, head, Kathie McCarty, Mike Hawley, John Thelander, and Darlene Peterson. John Thelander takes a very important break. 73 COYOTE STAFF MAKES WESLEYAN As Wesleyan Turns prevailed on the lips of every Coyote Staff member as they worked to make the 1983-84 Coyote the best yearbook yet. Some weak areas slowed them down but they kept on working. Emphasis on improving relations with the Wesleyan community and Student Congress, and a fund drive to improve the yearbook's financial situation were the main goals of the yearbook staff. Apprecia- tion the Board of Trustees and other Wesleyan people who helped the Coyote Staff preserve another year of Wesleyan History. COYOTE STAFF MEMBERS: fBack rowl Heather Miller, Kathie McCarty, Elizabeth Babcock, Kay Palmer. fFront rowl Gail Robinson, Beth Henrickson, Darlene Peterson, and Julie Lohmeyer. Whether it was the pizza party workshops or dedication, the Coyote Staff was determined to make As Wesleyan Turns an exciting and special yearbook. ff- S V, gf I ,iii-,w Q 19' if K , .,. M W,e,w,Mg, W 4 an 4 A W-X M-.f......,,. ,,,, M......p....M. ,,,.-W., K Z W-mmm, ,,,,,,V , QWMUVT ' 2? Ln, ,,ff :avi 'f,A:::V,,.,,:i, AL ig fi 55 S51 :Sa N ls? EZ ,sg .1 .2 55' Lis L3 Qi' ,lx 12? 112 an .nz 5? 1, ,X ,sg iii 1, 1: 5 if K, 5, mx SE 51 fx as ax S 1 W 35 M E 5 W if ii 5 E E, . ra : 5 5 X , 52 13 if ,. 1 gf :S eg E 5 if H Q i S i S 1 A ii f . S 11 ff, Z3 K 5 3 S 3 2 S 52 ss Sf 3 Ss? fs .2 ga QS ss 42 gl is QQ fs as 33 if 1-.2 'Q 3 5 if 5 si Z - Q 4 Ps 9 REGISTRATION DAY AT KW Twas the day of registration when all through the halls, Dr. Fancher was bouncing his green tennis balls. Bobbie Nelson was there to face the grim day, Stacking up cards in her mean Mama way. Our charming new Dean who's known as the Fox Was conferring with his playmate who's known as the Hox. And then there were I.D.7s hundreds of snapshots, Until they remembered the film they forgot. When out in the hall there arose such a clatter, They ran from Sams Chapel to see what was the matter. Away to the Business Office they flew like a flash, But it was too late, there was a terrible crash. Hey Coach, get this, they say I gotta pay! Don't they know I'm a jock with football to play? They say that 3,000 is what I owe. Now how much is that? I only have ten fingers and toes. The confusion grew worse and chaos was near, When what to their wondering eyes did appear? But a man toting promissary notes, with a smile so sly, Sign this paper and owe us for life. We have a motto here, Either you pay or you die! Hey Coach, is this man for real? I think he's offering me a raw dealli' A raw deal?', said Daniel, as he came flying in, Why it's not possible, just look at the college you're in! We're proud, we're strong. You're attending a good school. So what if your tuition helps to build my new swimming pool. Besides an education, there's other benefits too. Why look at the quality faculty that will be teaching you. There's Sweetie Dudley, the mother of all, Sheill stuff your box with goodies when holidays fall. And Dr. Khanjian, a man of religion, He's a special sort of man with his own kind of vision. And then there's Dr. Brown, Mr. Fascination himself, His office is nothing but one big bookshelf. And we can't forget Dr. Owen, our own biology man, When it comes to being a cut-up, he can. He can? He can! And then Ted Zerger, our mathematician true, He's really into health, he likes to eat direct too. Now look at this quality and tell me truly Son, Do you think 6,000 is too much to pay for all this fun? '4Now Coach, listen here, this man's got a point. No price it too high to attend this joint! Hey you, Mr. Schmit, that paper I'll sign, Because for KW, I'll always lay my life on the line. This poem was meant with no offense intended. After all, look at the college we both attended! Julie Lohmeyer Kay Palmer The following poems were submitted to the KW Writer's Club and appeared in The Midland Bard which is the ACCK Creative Arts Magazine. Jeff Ballard also received first place in the KW Poetry Contest, and Elizabeth Babcock received second. Dream of Eternity Saddened by the Day's events, I seated myself along the river. The lonely moon seemed to smile As it watched me, laughing silently to itself. The wind whispered me a lullaby While passing through our secret place. The dew shimmered through the land, Awakening the dreams in my sleep. As the sun began its awakening, My soul began to strengthen. The sun's light struck upon my face, Setting the scene for the new day. Hoping Lady Luck would soon awaken, I awaited her arrival eagerly. Here in my secret valley of life, I reach the dream of eternity. 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I would have gone because that was the thing to do. But I wouldn't have believed in it. Barbara Lyon was the secretary to the Dean of Women at Wesleyan during the Vietnam years. She remembers it as a mild time on the campus with only a few demonstrations. Classes were cancelled several times due to peace marches to Memorial Hall. The veterans on their GI bill ob- jected. They were here for an education. Julie Lohmeyer remembers the war through her brother Randy's eyes. I remember my parents and Randy felt it was his duty to his country to serve. So when his number came up in the lottery, he went. Memories of the Vietnam War fade and vary, but everyone agrees that it changed the attitude of the country. Individualism became a household word and people started to speak out about their views. No one was unaffected by the Vietnam Years. Lots of people have closed their eyes to the Vietnam War. It was a bad dream. But it had its affects and the main thing it affected was the attitude of -America. Everyone believed 'do your own thing.' Individualism prevailed. Tiller stated. Julie Lohmeyer feels the War had some good results. It fthe warl encouraged individualism and that's an asset because it encourages people not to conform to something because of a sense of duty or obligation. People had the freedom to choose. Sometimes it takes a drastic measure to wake people up. The Vietnam War did. .g g A A V M A I g g M , in 1 5 ,I ---' + gl Betty Acock Rod Arnold Kevin Bailey Lance Bailey Mike Barkley Tim Brooks Kevin Brown Isaias Calles Karla Campbell Jimmy Casas Todd Clark Tim Clover UPHUMGRES I James Cole Maurice Elekwachi Carl Ellis Ryan Ellis Dan Englehardt Saud Al Failakawi Shirley Gardenhire John Griffin Dave Jenkins Jennifer Jones Mike Liby Steve Longland Mike McDougald 94 i A 1984 WINTER OLYMPICS The scene in Sarajevo was a kind of Balkan Oz - sweet, aurreal, and dreamlike in its detachment from all other happenings in the world. There was chaos in Beirut as Yuri Andropov died in Moscow, but at the XIV Winter Olympics these momentous events seemed remote. Indeed, the mood that settled over Sarajevo was one of serene good cheer. The opening ceremonies in Kosevo Stadium appeared to have been stolen from a fantasy. There were 4,500 performers dressed in outfits the color of gumdrops that looked like they had been originally worn in a French Sci-Fi-moire. A cross country skier handed off the Olympic torch to Sandra Dubravcic, a 19 year old figure skater on the Yugoslavian team, and she ran lightly through the dancers and up a cascade of steps, followed magically by a drape of many colors. She then dunked the flame backward into a massive bowl to officially start the games. Six hopefuls of the U.S. were Tamara McKinney, Scott Hamilton, Rosalynn Sumners, Phil Manre and, of course, the brother-sister team of Kitty and Peter Car- ruthers of Burlington, Mass. Kitty and Peter won silver medals but they glistened like gold because for while it looked like the U.S. wouldn't see any medals. The Olympics can be regarded as the magnificent festival of the nations. The Olympic Games in their spirit and significance are much greater than a mere spor- ting festival. A A for A 4' Joe Mims Norayr Minassian Darcy Parrish Darlene Peterson Laura Peterson Russ Pleiman David Pottinger George Scott John Thelander Lonnie Vance Roger Wilson Stan Wyatt Pictures unavailable dueto bad film: Greg Blanton Julie Giles Lance Ingram Kim Rietz IS WESLEYAN JUST ANOTHER SOAP? Watching soap operas has become a favorite pasttime for many of Wesleyan's students, as it has for college students across the nation. In some instances, it has become a way for them to laugh at the things they see happening around them. Pam Chavez is in agreement with this. When I watch soaps I laugh and I have to laugh when I see what happens at Wesleyan. Apparently, life on the soaps and life at Wesleyan both have the ability to evoke laughter. Laughter isn't the only thing that the soaps and Wesleyan have in common. John Griffin believes that, Every person is important for the development of the ever-changing plot. Without students at Wesleyan, the story could not continue. Even though students come to and leave Wesleyan every year, there is still continuity in Wesleyan's story, much the same as the soaps. Jacque Yonkin feels, 4'No matter how long you're gone, when you come back it's the same thing. It's easy to catch up on. One thing that adds to this ability to catch up on the story at Wesleyan is the students themselves. They do have the ability to keep people informed. The soaps have their talkers and apparently Wesleyan does too. But just like the soaps, we have our share of listeners at Wesleyan. 4'Everybody wants to know what everybody else is doing, states Ralph Picarelli. One thing is certain, Wesleyan will always have its share of characters, much the same as the soaps. John Griffin feels that if Shakespeare were alive in the twentieth century, he might have said, College is but a soap opera and the students but mere actors. As Carol Dixson says, Here at Wesleyan, we're always ready for the next performance. James Bailey Shelley Ewing Alan CQaussen Julie Guynes Patricia Bernard Julie Fassler Henry Enunwa Denise Hooper Diana Boyd Tad Green Eric Evans JU IORS JW, ' .... ,V Mohammad Jamal Johnson John Jacque Jones Paul Kenyon Rick Lampkins Alicia Lopez Kathie McCarty Tom McLaughlin Mike Myers Jose Obando Kay Palmer 100 1 441' 4 ff J ' K . N , , , QW 4, M , Z 5, fe W ' af V V , 4 y Q px IORS YOU'VE COME A LONG WAY BABY Do you realize that it was 1967 before girls could wear slacks to class at Kansas Wesleyan? Today girls wear blue jeans, shorts, sweats, or dresses to class. We tend to feel it is our right to dress as we please. That right was won 16 years ago. Even though, women could wear slacks, they were encouraged not to. The Nov. 29, 1967 Advance states, Classroom attire is left to the discretion of the student. Casual wear is permitted, although standard attire is preferred Cdresses, skirts and blouses for girls, and slacks and shirts for boysjf' According to an article by Mike Fardella in the ADVANCE of Dec. 8, 1967, Pfeiffer Hall's dorm rules were the cause of some protest. Fardella states that if a girl were to come in late Cafter tenj three times, she was campused. This meant that she had to stay in her room from 7 p.m. to 1 a.m. without any visitors or phone calls other than emergencies. A sign was placed on her door indicating these restrictions. Why did the students protest being told how to dress and when to be in? Mrs. Ginny Bevan, associate professor of HPER, thinks that students saw it as if 18 years old was old enough to not be told when to be in. John Griffin sees it another way. Today we are individuals and have gotten away from unity. Each person for himself. In the 60's they were united for a cause. Ten to fifteen years has made a difference at Wesleyan. Would students here today protest if they felt they were being wronged or if the schools made a change in rules? One student responds, It would have to be a major change in order to protest. If they told me I had to wear dresses, I would protest. Lawrence Perrin ' Becky Peters Ralph Picarelli Connie Romm Jason Ruckman Dana Schrader Roy Suber Karmel Swindler Cathy .Todd Ginger Trepoy Dave Whitted J oedy Zimmerman Pictures unavailable due to bad film: Robin Bel Kathy Hickerson Ulysses Preston Jeff Ward N 1 X f t if QD 1 lx Aw ,', xy -...... Q.. 7 x la 3212 Cljf X! 4. fs ff ..,'x X f ,.---- X X 1, N QJQQMQKQ Kaye Dudley Assoc. Prof. of Speech and Theatre P Dr. Don Donaldson Assoc. Prof. of Music Consuelo Diaz Assoc. Prof. of Spanish FI E ARTS Dr. George Hefke Professor of Languages!ESL Dr. Karen Bals Assist. Prof. of Music David Clark Assoc. Prof. of Instrumental Music Jack Favre ' Prof. of Art 108 PETERS SCIENCE HALL Dr. Lawton Owen Professor of Zoology Dr. Art Neuburger Assoc. Professor of Biology Paul Stucky Professor of Physics Kenneth Carman Professor of Mathematics Tom Duell Assist. Professor of Computer Science Milton Larson Instructor of Chemistry Kenneth Klostermeyer Instructor of Computer Science Robert Harvester Assist. Professor of Computer Science 109 ww Ea ,W Q: WJ M ay? X N, W 1 CJ' 1 X Pio EER HALL Dr. John Khanjian Assoc. Prof. Religious Studies Dr. Sheila Drake Assoc. Prof. of Education Dr. Laura Bird Assistant Prof. of English!ESL Dir. of English Learning Lab Dr. William Clyde Brown Assoc. Prof. of English Chris Podoll English Instructor Dr. Albert Nelson Prof. of Secondary Education Dir. of Teacher Educ. and Certification Dr Janet Juhnke ' Assoc. Prof. of English if Dir. of English Prof. MUIR GYMNASIUM 4 John Kernan Assoc. Professor of HPER Track and Field Coach Dr. Gene Bissell Professor of Men's PE Ginny Bevan Assoc. Professor of HPER Jon Bingesser Assist. Professor of PE Head Football Coach ,..I..,.-.al Rev. Marshall Stanton President Ruth Teten, Secretary iii I K , ...- -I i Q Don Scmitt, Business Manager Lynn Fox, Dean of Students Pat Harshbarger, Secretary Barbara Lyon, Secretary '-in sign . ' 'fii - - it , WY ,Q ig 5, ,Q 5 '31 tg? L is Dr Davld Fancher Vlce Presldent and Academic Dean ,, . Tig - ' Sue Ann Seng, Secretary 115 ' 5. -., 3102 -we-1. X X U X MWWHQ. xm.Mw,.+mw.y a YNB WY... annum- pd In rf--M W-ff. , -,,,,., -EW' A X git W NF' K. gf. is ff-----ff-f:LL::f1Mff: ' , -111 ' tg f:1lf!e!',.'2F'..i,,.L,, ,A,,, ,,,,,,, ,,,, f gflzfrrzif-:surf ,,,,,, , , , , W.. gg W, , .441-sup: NM: ----:,z:.a.1LN 1:::3Q':r.:-:-.Free-1-1, , , ,,.,..,1fff-fff11::4: wfgggm ,agfgf N A fi-55,9 6 A '- - 5 :gg 'gf -ge 3 4' Q 2 f +- be ' 5 Qu i Q9 Z W K f kd 4 Q Z L wvlliu' N I 1. w Y x X x -2 f x w w -jl -Q f X X QS f O f X 1' Y X X X? x 7 , 5 Xgff' ff !s QZ! ff . 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Dan Baker F Tim Campbell Mike Cox Nerses Balaban X' , Q' Pam Chave - Roger Duell Carlisle Bergquist Rafael Cintron Greg Edgington Daryl Callahan Darrell Cox Mike Elmborg mm Robbie Funk it Tony Guzman Brad Harzm Anthony Iwu Elizabeth Kepple Kile iii Marvin Moore Brett Moubry Tony Neal s Mike Hastings Kay Kile Dwight Preston Deb Hess Julie Lohmeyer . fs- Kai? . 4 Steve Rivers CM if Ray Hinchsliff James McGill J R,-, f ,rf f s . i- -6 'G' v' ' ' la.-xifffff V . - ft Q vii-,-fi' ' W J '1?'f ' ' , ii Y N N - 4 Q I f . ,' . S Q .. , , t , J 'V i Gail Robinson 129 Steve Santo Rory Tarn Julie Williams Randy Smith Bill Taylor Abdu Yahia Phil Swindler fs , Bobby Terry Jacque Yonkin John Jay Tackett Ann Waters For everything there is a season, and a time for every purpose under heaven: a time to be born and a time to dieg a time to plant and a time to uprootg a time to kill and a time to healg a time to pull down and a time to build upg a time to weep and a time to laughg a time for mourning and a time for dancingg a time to scatter stones and a time to gather themg a time to embrace and a time to refrain from embracingg a time to seek and a time to loseg a time to keep and a time to throw awayg a time to tear and a time to mendg a time for silence and a time for speechg a time to love and a time to hateg a time for War and a time for peace. Ecclesiastes 3:1-8 131 gl After four long years of easy work and hard play the graduates proudly take the walk and receive their diplomas Wesleyan will always hold for this year s graduating class lots of memories some fond others better forgotten No matter which Wesleyan will always have fond memories of the 83 84 graduating class For instance It will take years to empty the garbage cans of Kay Kile s Diet Coke bot tles or how to tell which one of the tw1ns IS Julie or Jan or visa versag Julie Lohmeyer will no longer be around to convince people they are normal after taking one of Dr. Olsen's classesg Nerses Balabanian will not be here to make us wonder if he was an Armenian reincarnation of Beethoveng Dwight Preston's smile won't woo all the girls and help liven up StuCo meetingsg Daryl Callahan can finally play Doctor now with real patientsg Tony Neal will no longer pitter patter down the hall with Whispers of baby face following himg Tim Campbell can open his own line of soupsg Steve Santo will have to make a return visit to reorganize the snack standg and the ex- plosions in the chemistry lab from Phil Swindler will not soon be forgotten. Everyone has memories and we hope the graduating class will not forget Wesleyan and make more happy memories in their lives. t,,,LW . r rf K N i ' 'V . 'Y W s 5 W---... , 5 . y , .1 i of 6 t f , , 'I , x ' Y 'ugvtl i,li', - l ' V 6 cc 9 ,, . . . . . . , . . 9 , . u Q 1 9 . . ' o . . . 9 . , . . . . . 9 ,I Q3 COM CEME 3 :g is ., my xx 15 Is E1 vi! ig 'ls 5 -f U 'rf if , 241 C P l sss V , Pictures Ctop, l. to r.J:Dr. Mary Nell Travis- Neideffer was selected by the graduating class to deliver the Commencement message. The graduating class join in their final ceremony at Kansas Wesleyan. Nerses Balabanian and Julie Lohmeyer were awarded the Hall of Fame Awards for their outstanding service and dedication to Wesleyan and the community. Coach Ker- nan gives out a squeal of delight at the pro- spect of not seeing the pretty faces of Tony Neal and Dwight Preston on his cross- country and track teams next year. Rev. Craig Atkinson, Diana Boyd, President Marshall Stanton, Dr. Dave Fancher, Dr. Travis-Neideffer, and Bobbie Nelson were Masters of the Graduating Ceremony. ,tw .f nth .sq 'S 3 L...-......... uw qqunllllf l H ff f M y xx CADITGL COYO OS TER MR. AND MRS. WARREN BEVAN MILLIE AND BILL LAAS .IDN BINGESSER THE JIM MONTAGUE FAMILY DR. LAURA BIRD SALLIE MORRISON GENE BISSELI- CLYDE NICHOLS MFI- AND MRS- E- M- BOYCE REVS. MARVIN AND BARBARA MR. AND MRS. NATHAN B. PA'-MER BUTCHER AND CHRIS PODOLL CONSUELO TOM DUELL DAVID FANCHER HELEN AND BILL GRAYES JIM AND KAREN GRAVES JANET JUHNKE AND TED HALE PAT HARSHBARGER DR. GEORGE w. HEFKE SCOTT, TRACY, JEREMY HICKS AND KAYLA SAVORY HOPPY'S STEEL STRUCTURES 'IUUN ANU DUNUHA LADONNA MR. AND MRS. BEN SELLERS SUE ANN SENG DONNA SIMPSON AND MARK REV. MARSHALL STANTON LINDA STRANDBERG PROF. PAUL N. STUCKY SWEDELUND REALTIES JAN AND BARRY TRULSON HOUGH PIANO AND ORGAN, INC. JIM AND JANE VAI-COUFIE JUDY AND DANNY HOWARD ANGIE WILLIAMS JERRY JONES MR. AND MRS. R. H. .IDN AND PAT JONES ZIMMERMAN VERDA JUSTICE BEST WISHES TO THE ENTIRE WESLEYAN COMMUNITY. ANN 'GER UNIVERSITY UNITED PAM AND STEVE KRAUS METHODIST cHURcH I OKSTORE U RWe Can FIII Your Needs I Statnonary Games Q Clothes and Cards P PO S BANK TRUST C0 zass IVRRIRAR 133 w c I DEAR ADMINISTRATION FACULTY STAFF FRIENDS AND MOM AND DAD I JUST WANT YOU TO KNOW YOU HAVE ALL HELPED MAKE IT POSSI BLE FOR ME TO GRADUATE THIS SPRING ALL OF YOU IN YOUR OWN SPECIAL WAY HAVE HELPED EITHER IN DAILY CLASSES OR JUST BEING MY FRIENDS I WILL NEVER FORGET YOU MOST OF ALL YOU MOM AND DAD MADE IT FINANCIALLY POSSIBLE I COUL. N T HAVE DONE IT WITHOUT YOU GAIL ROBINSON KANSAS WESLEYAN IS A GREAT SCHOOL BECAUSE ITS MADE UP DFW NDERFUL PEOPLE! TO THE WESLEYAN COMMUNITY IT IS AN HoNoRTo BE A PARENT OF ONE OF THE SPRING GRADUATES AT KANSAS WESLEYAN I Too GRADUATEDRFROM A SMALL COLLEGE AND HAVE ALWAYS FELT PRIVILEGED FOR HAVING HAD THAT EXPERIENCE KANSAS WESLEYAN HAS THE PROUD TRADITION OF A cARING SPIRIT TOWARD ALL STUDENTS THIS IS SOMETHING GRADUATES WILL REMEMBER A LIFETIME EXPRESS YOURSELF WITH BUIIOOII EXIIIESSIOIIS BALLOONS KW . O . ' 5 I 5 ' 6 3 ' 'a 'd MRS. MARGIE ROBINSON D , Phone-K1 I I Edgington, G. 26, 32, 37, 39, 127 Acock, B. 39, 93, 116 Allen, L. 26, 29, 80, 83 Arganbright, T. 66, 83 Arias, H. 39 Arnold, R. 32, 52, 93 Atkinson, C. 35, 133 , 116 Babcock, E. 74, 75, 79, 80, 83 Bagby, Bailey, Bailey, Bailey, Baker, G. 32 J. 99 K. 29, 39, 71, 93 L. 93 D. 67, 80, 126 Balabanian, N. 23, 32, 3 126, 132, 133 Ballard, J. 79, 80, 83 Bals, K. 31, 40, 107 Barkley, M. 80, 93 Barr, G. 83 Bell, R. 25, 29 Bennett, S. 52, 83 Bennett, T. 26 Bergquist, C. 127, 135 Bernard, P. 62, 99 7, 71, 76, Bexvan, G. 114 Bicknell, D. 67 Bingesser, B. 52 Bingesser, J. 44, 52, 114 Bird, L. 40, 73, 75, 113 Bissell, G. 114 Black, L. 135 Blackwood, D. 44 Blanton, G. 32, 44 Block, A. 118 77, 80, Boyd, D. 20, 23, 32, 37, 69, 76, 77, 99, 133 Boyer, D. 18, 44, 62 h Bratton, D. 15 Bratton, W. 15 Breeden, J. 111 Brewer, S. 44 Brooks, T. 93 Brown, K. 52, 93 Brown, W. 36, 40, 75, 80, 113 Bucholz, L. 118 Butcher, C. 118 Bye, V. 77, 83 Callahan, D. 127, 132, 135 Calles, I. 93 Campbell, K. 56, 57, 93 Campbell, T. 19, 44, 62, 126, 132 Cannafax, E. 48, 49 Carlholm, R. 118 Carman, K. 109 Casas, J. 52,93 Cavanaugh, L. 29, 33 Chandler, K. 48, 49 Chavez, P. 126 Chinn, S. 32,83 Chrisler, A. 45, 83 Cintron, R. 44, 127 Clark, D. 40, 71, 107 Clark, J. 44 Clark, T. 26, 29, 52, 68, 76, 93 Claussen, A. 99 Clover, T. 21, 39, 68, 69, 93 Clover, T. 83 Cole, J. 52, 93 Cott, T. 83 Cox, D. 127 Cox, M. 20, 52, 126 Dalton, J. 25, 32, 83 Day, K. 18, 44 Deering, G. 52, 84 Deponte, D. 52 Diaz, C. 40, 106 Dixson, C. 29, 67, 69, 76, 77,84 Doddridge, R. 35 Donaldson, D. 31, 40, 106 Drake, S. 40, 113 Dudley, K. 26, 29, 40, 76, 106 Duell, R. 126 Duell, T. 80, 109 Edelemen, D. 52, 84 Elekwachi, M. 94 Ellis, C. 94 Ellis, R. 52,94 Elmborg, M. 127 Englehardt, D. 77, 94 Enunwa, H. 99 Evans, E. 32, 99 Ewing, D. 38, 71, 84 Ewing, S. 99 Failakawi, S. 94 Fancher, D. 115, 133,142 Fassler, C. 37 Fassler, J. 45, 62, 84 Fassler, J. 20, 22, 37, 76, 99 Favre, J. 107 Ferrier, C. 48, 49, 57 Fessenden, J. 48, 49, 57, 84 Fewell, S. 44 Fields, A. 44, 62, 77,84 Folken, K. 37 Forster, L. 80 Forster, S. 116 FOX, L. 38,115,142 Frazell, S. 116 Fredrickson, L. 21,32,69, 77,84 Funk, N. 67 Funk, R. 128 Garcia, J. 44, 84 Gardenhire, S. 94 Garretson, J. 48 Garretson, M. 116 Giles, C. 111 Gillberg, E. 26, 29 Goetz, N. 118 Goodwin, D. 67 Gonzales, M. 44 Gottschalk, G. 48, 49, 84 Green, S. 116 Green, T. 20, 32, 99 Greenwood, B. 37, 135 Griffin, J. 77, 94 Grove, L. 35, 116 Gustafson, G. 116 Guynes, J. 99 Guzman, T. 20, 23, 39, 71, 73, 75, 128 Habacker, P. 26, 29 Hagerman, D. 52, 84 Hall, M. 32, 84 Hanna, D. 111 Hanson, D. 118 Hanson, J. 39 Harshbarger, P. 115, 118 Hartley, H. 26 Hartwick, B. 26, 52 Harvester, R. 109 Harvey, B. 45, 47, 84 Harwerth, D. 31, 71 Harzman, B. 32, 72, 129 Hastings, M. 129 Hawley, M. 73, 75, 86 Hefke, G. 107 Henrickson, B. 25, 32, 66, Hernandez, V. 32 Hess, D. 37 Hett, A. 18, 48, 49, 56, 57, Hickerson, K. 37, 48, 49 Hooper, D. 18, 20, 25, 32, Hopkins, N. 118 Huff, J. 116 Hysaw, K. 44 Isaman, B. 77, 86 Ingram, L, 62 Ives, D. 39 Iwuji, A. 37, 39, 76, 128 Jamal, M. 100 Jenkins, D. 77, 94 John, J. 100 Johnson, B. 45, 62,86 Johnson, R. 37, 38, 39, 76 Johnson, W. 86 Jones, D. 45, 62 Jones, J. 22, 66, 69, 100 Jones, J. 94 Jones, J. 52, 116 Jones, T. 32, 66, 69 Juhnke,J.37,76,113 Justice, V. 116 Karjian, N. 67 73, 74, 86 86 48, 49, 99 Kenyon, P. 100 Kepple, E. 37, 67, 77, 129 Kernan, J. 45, 114, 133 Khanjian, J. 35, 40, 77, 113 Kier, A. 116 Kile, D. 32, 71, 80, 129 Kile, K. 37, 68, 69, 129, 132 Kloberdanz, S. 48, 49, 57 Klostermeyer, K. 109 Knuth, H. 118 Kratzer, A. 80, 86 Kraus, P. 116 Lampkins, R. 100 Landou, V. 116 Lankhorst, A. 32 Lanou, J. 32 Larson, M. 109 Legette, D. 44 Liby, M. 44, 94 Lightner, D. 77 Lillard, P. 57 Lohmeyer, J. 20, 23, 26, 29, 36, 37, 39, 69, 74, 75, 77, 79, 129, 132, 133 Long, D. 44, 62, 86 Longland, S. 44, 94 Lopez, A. 48, 49, 100 Luthi, D. 32 Lynch, B. 86 Lyon, B. 115 MacDowell, J. 86 Maher, S. 80, 86 Mann, T. 52, 62, 86 Mathis, J. 86 Maul, J. 44 McCarty, K. 25, 32, 39, 73, 74, 100 McConkey, P. 118 McDougald, M. 68, 69, 94 McGill, J. 52, 129 McIntyre, S. 89 McKierman, T. 52, 89 McLaughlin, T. 100 Menhusen, P. 32, 38, 80, 89 Miller, H. 25, 32, 73, 74 Mimms, J. 44, 97 Montgomery, J. 89 Moore, J. 44 Moore, M. 128 Moxram, D. 44 Moubry, B. 128 Myers, M. 20, 37, 30, 68, 69, 76, 77 Myles, T. 45, 62, 89 Naasz, D. 89 Naused, K. 26, 29, 32, 76, 77,89 Neal, T. 45, 62, 66, 68, 128, 132, 133 Neideffer, M. 40, 111, 133 Nelson, A. 67, 113 Nelson, B. 116, 133 Nelson, J. 25,33 Neuburger, A. 77, 109 Nicholson, J. 37, 39,76 Obando, J. 100 O'Dell, D. 80, 89 Okoro, I. 89 Oliver, T. 44 Olsen, S. 57 Olson, D. 111 Otte, B. 57, 89 Owen, L. 76, 77, 109 Owen, V. 77, 89 Page, T. 89 Panna, M. 48, 49 Palmer, K. 25, 29, 37, 40, 6 79, 100 Palmer, D. 26 Parrish, D. 97 Parsons, G. 44 Peck, T. 90 Perrin, L. 33, 103 Peters, B. 20, 33, 69, 103 Peterson, D. 39, 69, 73, 74, Peterson, L. 21, 97 Peterson, O. 25, 26, 29, 39 Peterson, T. 90 Phox, T. 26, 39, 44, 52, 90 Picarelli, R. 18, 44, 103 Picking, M. 116 Pilcher, J. 116 Pleimann, R. 26, 39, 52,97 Podoll, C. 113 Podoll, D. 118 Pottinger, D. 97 7, 69, 74, 75, 77, 97 Preston, D. 21, 62, 66, 69, 129, 132, 133 Preston, J. 44 Pridey, D. 118 Proctor, S. 45, 62, 66 Q , R Quednow, M. 18, 37 Rasmusson, L. 116 Redding, L. 118 Rees, J. 40, 111 Reichenbach, R. 111 Reitz, K. 18, 48, 49, 56, 57, Renken, S. 29 Rickard, D. 77 Rickard, D. 77 Rietzke, T. 48, 116 Ritter, S. 44 Rivers, S. 44, 129 80 Robinson, G. 74, 75, 129, 135 Roesner, D. 52 Rolfs, B. 52 Romm, C. 37, 39, 67, 103 Ruckman, J. 103 Russell, J. 52, 90 Santo, S. 130, 132, 135 Saunders, J. 80 Scott, G. 97 Scuitte, L. 26 Schierbaum, J. 48, 49 Schmidt, D. 21, 25, 29, 32, 69, 76,90 Schmitt, D. 115 Schrader, D. 80, 103 Seng, S. 115 Simpson, D. 1118 Smith, B. 118 Smith, R. 45, 130 Somers, R. 118 Staggs, K. 29, 48 Standferer, D. 48, 49, 135 Stanton, M.27,115,133,142 Stucky, P. 16, 38, 109 Sturgeon, P. 33, 90 Suber, R. 103 Sullivan, S. 19, 48, 49, 56, 57 Swanzy, S. 33, 44, 62, 90 Swedelund, H. 118 Swindler, D. 71 Swindler, K. 103 Swindler, P. 131, 132 Sweeney, M. 39 Tackett, J. 44, 69, 131 Tarn, R. 130, 135 Taylor, B. 44, 52, 130 Terry, B. 18, 44, 131 Teten, R. 115 Thelander, J. 73, 75, 80, 97 Tiller, A. 52, 116 Tittle, K. 39 Todd, C. 37, 103 Trepoy, G. 45, 62, 69, 103 Trulson, J. 116 ,W,Y,Z Valcoure, J. 116 Valcoure, M. 25, 32, 48, 49 Vance, L. 52, 97 Voss, R. 29, 33, 57, 90 Ward, C. 18, 135 Ward, J. 18, 44, 52 Warren, C. 32, 57,62 Waters, A. 18, 22, 25, 32, 37, 67, Werham, D. 118 Werries, L. 118 Whitted, D. 45, 77, 103 Wilkinson, N. 111 Williams, A. 118 Williams, J. 37, 130 Williams, K. 71, 90 Wilson, R. 33, 71, 97 Wiltfong, S. 52,90 Wohler, K. 52, 90 Wunder, B. 116 Wyatt, F. 38, 39, 52, 62, 67, 97 Yahia, A. 130 Yong, H. 90 Yonkin, J. 131, 135 Zerger, T. 111 Zimmerman, J. 56, 57, 103 131,135 ' ,EW X. ,MJW 3 ffl ,---u--Q w fl .11 Jvvv- ...un i E' W,-1 1 D, Ky All good things must come to an end and my term as the '84 Coyote Editor has ended. The Coyote Staff worked extremely hard on As Wesleyan Turns and I think they should be proud of themselves. I realize there will be several peo- ple not happy with this Coyote and for that I'm sorry. I apologize to MSU, Coaches Rietzke and Garretson, and the Baseball and Softball teams. We didn't have the pictures nor the season information to cover these events. We're not downplaying any event that has happened on the Wesleyan campus - everything is important - but we are a small staff carrying heavy workloads lclasses and other activitiesl. We want and need your help. Just don't complain about the inadequacies of the yearbook but help us improve them. We've never turned away, nor will we. Set a trend and be a doer not a complainer. Speaking of doers, I have quite a few to thank for their help and support this year. First, good luck to Devin O'Dell who will be my co-editor next year. Devin is very dedicated and a hard worker. He'll do a great job. Next, thanks to my staff - Gail Robinson, a willing worker, Beth Hen- drickson, always ready for a pizzas Heather Miller, whose cheerfulness helped during the workshops, Kathie McCarty, a terrific artist and cooperative AD- VANCE Editor, Darlene Peterson, a do-everything person who even helped me through some English classes, Elizabeth Babcock who stunned us with her abilities to draw layouts at our first workshops, you're a true pal, and Julie Lohrneyer without whose help I couldn't have done the yearbook, you were my right hand, we both know it. Thanks, you were the best staff I could've asked for. Next my photogs - Tony Guzman whose sense of humor was as terrific as his pictures, you pulled us out of a slump and so did Mike Hawley and John Thelander who joined the staff second semester. Thanks guys, without you the yearbook would have been nothing. Thanks to all the coaches for their season summaries and extra pictures, especially Coaches Kernan and Rietzke. Thanks to Ruth, Pat, Barb, and Sue Ann, you're the best secretaries and friends a person could have, I know who's really in charge around here! Thanks Nellie and Linda for digging out my office, and thanks Jean falias the mail ladyj you'll never know how nice it is to see your smiling face every morning. Thanks Jan Trulson for just being your peppy little self. Thanks Donna Simpson for your support and interest. Thank you dear Mr. Fox for letting me know 355,000 isn't really all that much money. I'll really miss your sense of humor. Thanks to StuCo, especially Kay Kile who was always patient with our financial problems. Thanks to Dr. Bird for all your keen little journalism tips, you're a true Nellie Bly. Dr. Brown, thanks for be- ing understanding and supportive of not only the Coyote but also my classes, you were a tremendous help. Thanks and good luck to Pres. Stanton, Wesleyan needs a good dose of you to get us back on our feet. Thank you to the Board of Trustees and all those who helped support us through boosters. Thanks to Phil and Kaye Dudley for all their support and encouragement. Thanks to Vincent Owen who updated me on mythology while I was working in my office. Now I must give credit where credit is due. The theme As Wesleyan Turnsv was last year's editorls idea. Thanks Terry Anderson for suggesting it, we really had a lot of fun with it. Thanks Nadine for answering the phone like a normal human being, I know it was hard. And last, but by no means least, I owe the biggest thanks to my family and close friends. They have always supported and encouraged me in anything I chose to do. Thanks Dad for letting me inherit some of your immense talent. Thanks Doug for reminding me that you told me so and for putting up with my few bad moods. Thanks Lori Price and Debbie Jacobs, your humor and friendship made things seem worthwhile. Thanks to my nephews, Scott and Tracy, for stamping all the pictures with lizards and giving me the expert advice of a 3rd and 4th grader. Also, thanks to my niece Kayla for drawing on my finished layouts. Most of all, thank you Mom and Grams for being two excellent ex- amples of the heights women can reach by sheer determination and hard work. You've always been an inspiration to me. Until next year - so long! KAY PALMER, EDITOR