Kansas Wesleyan University - Coyote Yearbook (Salina, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1985 volume:

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Closing ...... ...... tCover and Endsheets were designed by Roger Wilson 55333532 3332322569 n J The Changmg of the Guards Prologue Awake' for Mc rnlng ln the Bowl of Nlght Ha flung the Stone that puts the Stars to fllght And Lo' The hunter of the East has caught the Sultan s Turret 1n a Noose of Llght Edward Flt gerald 1809 1883 TIMES CHANGE X f Trme IS our guardran angel We can erther work w1th It or aga1nst rt If we work w1th t1me we can accomphsh an deadl1ne we o after John Ken Y S nedy Presldent of the Umted States 1n i h the early srxtres told the world that we Q-- would have a man on the moon by the end of the S1Xt18S decade Workrng w1th t1me NASA was able to ac compl1sh th1s task Agalnst t1me the world stands st1ll Imagme rf you wrll t1me flowmg l1ke a r1ver It 1S easler to work wrth the current than to work a path aga1nst It Some people Wlll never have thls regrster 1n therr mmds If NASA had farled to work wrth t1me there would be no space shuttle today Trme needs to be well used 1n order for trmes to change for the better Workmg w1th t1me the world has developed technolog1cally s1nce the day man frrst dlscovered f1re Man then developed language c1v1l1zat1on electr1c1ty radro and telev1s1on nuclear power computers and much much more Man IS worklng Wlth t1me to create a better world he 1S workrng wrth t1me to develop space and technology Wlth t1me at man s back the world evolves As the world evolves so does man We can say that over t1me the world has changed and Wlll probably cont1nue to Therefore as the world evolves tlmes change' To keep from strugglrng aga1nst t1me man must change wrth the t1mes - f ' ' ll . . 1 V, . 2 I s . 1: mop' . 1' A f . ' ' r ' . ' r Z Xxff - f KK! 0 X x l . ' fl-'V' ' many th1ngs. For example,we can meet Jil li 'r rrrr 1 X A, ' Q I I 7 : . l . XXX 2 rj , 1 fix X f- , - . I D. . 7 I . . . ,. . , .u I . . . ' 9 0 1 . l 1 . , 1 I l .1 . 1 1 0 1 1 . , , 1 , 1 n 1 , , ,n 1 , 0 o . S . . , . 0 , . . , I l , 0 1 l 1 I , I 1 , . , . WE CHANGE WITH THE TIMES. mum Wfw- ?,te? ' lvdmunu ' BEAM. mmbm T 2 tClockwisel. STUCKO Vice- President, Tim Clover, waits for an important call from his girlfriend. Joedy Zimmerman led the Coyotes to many victories during her four year basketball career with K.W. Nellie Goetz is startled to learn that a man with a camera awaited her as she rounded the corner in Peter Science Hall. Doug Mason shows two alumnies that he can find his way around campus. Les Fredrickson appears to be a bookwormg however, he's actually just waiting for a girl to come along to flirt with. all . .IH 2520, Q? ,is SB? i I 1 QCLOCKWISED. Principles of Technical Theater class reorganize Fitzpatrick auditorium. Tony Guzman finds Aristotle's philosophy hard to believe. Meanwhile, Kellie Lee and Kelly Sipes plan to open a chain of student center snack bars next year. Lavonne Baker rests between classes. ?iQ? EEZ Q Www 3 rx tlfrom leit bottom ClOCkW1S8l Dr Lawton Owen went from college profeasor to Black Beard overmg,ht Thre IS Kay Palmer a few years 152,13 when she ws a nobody maybe people dont change after all Pope P1carell1 and Vlad Smrth tRalph and Randyl never seem to ehan,,e Kevm Barley drsplays a Gruk the C ruk rs the one towards the bottom of the prtture Sam and Mera Montgomery do the Can Can whrch people hardly ever do do any more X . . , . . 1 A r . I s L . , . t A . C I ., ... , . . A . 1 1 . K . . . of . . . , , . I . In 11 . L Y 1 ' - . Y . - 1 f EEQEQQE WE CHANGE WITH THE PEUPLE. PEOPLE CHANGE llimes change and we change with them. As long as time continues to flow steadily people will change to adapt to the times. Fads are people keeping up with the times. The way a person dresses acts and talks is related to the year decade or century in which they are living in. William Shakespeare s writing is sometimes hard to follow because the language in his time and the language in our time different in many aspects. One ex- ample of th's is dialect. In Shakespeare s time a person would not ask someone to come here. Instead he would ask the person to come hither. Actually people do not change' they just adapt to their surroundings. A fad can be started by one person or a group of people. Male Rock stars are responsible for putting ear- rings on the ears of some of the male population. As long as time continues people will continue to adapt to the times and their surroundings. 657 7 77 7 7 Y 7 Y 7 E' 7 7 although comparable, are quite 1 7 Y GK 77 7 SS Y7 7 7 7 C LOC KWISE: Mike Hawley Craig HauschHd Brendan Harris Todd Clover Iuhelahmeyer Kay Dudley RUSS! DennisEdehnan Nazareth Kariian 3x Dog Doug Kite MEAE, Q M 1' E? N I . 3 X idx veg cb 4' xr -usbtaibiil -73.0 W o f ' fi 'll P f :4..: ,Z 3 , me V I J 'H - ' Q. 'lv' JK 'Qin rl ...g 1 1 g ig 3 .iw ,I ., all 'lifl K E 'I 315. 'x f n.......! EQEEEEQS Q 2352695 fClockwiseJ. Scott Swanzy localizes his affection toward Women. Monica Faudel and Menoj Sankaran are caught foosering around. These not-ready-for-prime-time players, Cindy Wunder, Carol Dixson, and Caroline Rhoads have gone Hawaiian. Trisha Jones and Tim Miles speak at Com- munity Gathering about the Minority Stu- dent Union. Diana Boyd served as Student Council President during the 1984-85 year. Rose may just be a maniquin, but to Ben Schmidt, she is a living doll. Kevin Bailey may just be the Founder of the Gruks, but to Julie McClure, he is a living doll. World Around Us' THI G CHANGE The world is always changing around us. Farmers used to use horse and plow to work the untamed lands, gasoline used to cost a lot less than it does now, women used to wear honnets, etc. Somehow, as time progressed and peo- ple evolved, we just adapted to the ever changing world. Kansas Wesleyan has adapted to times, people and things changing over the past. two years. There are many new faces in many different, places all over the campus. This sudden change in the atmosphere ol' K.W. is not a unique trend f we have just turned over a new leaf and changed the guards. We must continue to adapt to the changes e hopefully, forthe hetterl SPORTS BEAT! BARRY MURPHY 3x SELINA SANCHEZ were A THRILLER. Once upon a time, there was a playboy named Jason Ruckman who read a chemistry text book. Well ,... not exactly. actually it was just a cover up to hide another type of chemistry magazine - one which was named after him. One day, an honorable chap, Tony Gusman, caught a glimpse of Jason's magazine. CTop leftj. He was shocked. CTop Rightb. He was so shocked that he told Joe Ken- nedy about it. Joe Cwho is known to spread gossipl told Gus Gustaf- son. CBottom Leftl. And Gus told the world. Picking up on what Gus had broadcasted, Randy Jennings grinned while Kim Reitz was disgusted. She turned around and told Kim Naused the whole story. Kim wrote up the article and put it in the Advance. 3533 5535222259 'YL tClockW1se from bottom leftj Jeff Parsons IS tell 1ng us to l1Ve today because everyth1ng that you do IS 1mportant Dur1ng a Chr1stmas p1cture draw1ng 3Ct1V1ty Bob Bohata spends some t1me drawmg holly Jay Clark and son spend a cold afternoon together 1n M1ller Chapel For Dave Jenk1ns We must reflect on the past or the future IS not 1mportant Jeff Ward dreams about the future he looks content perhaps the future 1S not so d1m after all Julla Soukup has the w1nd to her back and the door to the future 1n front of her We hope that you have enjoyed the openlng pages of the 1984 85 yearbook We tr1ed to get as many people as pOSS1ble 1nto the f1rst f1fteen pages, but the fact that we only had one camera and over four hundred students l1m1ted us to the small sam ple of photographs presented so far. On page s1x teen IS the ded1cat1on is lx 1 Q 'L - cc - as . - NN K . . . . . . A 9 - an ' i, I H . . . For Who Knows What Tomorrow Brings ...I - DR. LBERT EL 0 VL.: When speaking of 'service' one name clearly rings out above the rest. For the past twenty-nine years, Dr. Albert Nelson has been giving of himself to help prepare Wesleyan students to become teachers of tomorrow. He is probably the most interesting person on the Wesleyan campus. His stories of being a pilot in WW II and experiences as a small town teacher are not the only interesting aspects of Dr. Nelson. He is also known for his dry wit, sometimes not so funny jokes, being a whiz at trivia pursuit - especially on Kansas history, and his all time famous saying after lecturing for twenty minutes 'but that's neither here nor there.' We ap- preciate Dr. Nelson for what he adds to Wesleyan. We can never repay him for all his service and work at Wesleyan but through this dedication we can show our love and appreciation. I 3 n I D1ana Boyd JULY 1984 Headlmes SALINANS ON HAND FOR OLYMPICS N ot Pictured Curtis Carpenter Rafael Cintron John Jay Clark Darrell Cox MONDALE JACKSON UNITE AGAINST REAGAN MONDALE FERRARO TICKET MAKES HISTORY FIRE DETECTION METHOD DEBATE HEATS UP IN SALINA SALINA EXPLODES WITH FIREWORKS PARTIES AS NATION CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY IN STYLE Mouzes BACHELOR PARTY KRULL BEST DEFENSE CHRISTINE THE TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE 7 Laurence Edwards I Gregory Edgington Catherme Emlg EPIC Evans N0tPictured 5 I f S WENS Dav1d Goodwm fx ,J I ii Q si W, I 3 Michael Elmborg li S H 5 1 Q 1 gg f 1 I I A ?x px-if I SE' AUGUST 1984 Headlines MARY LOU STICKS HER WAY TO HISTORY JUSTICE DELAYS DECISION ON FERRARO PROBE REAGAN SWAYS TAXES MAY GO UP AS LASYRESORT DISCOVERY CREW HOPES THIRD TIME A CHARM Mouzes THE WOMAN IN RED RED DAWN REVENGE OF THE NERDS CONAN THE DESTROYER SWIMMERS COLLECT FIVE MORE GOLD MHJALS 80' KAW M ' H, Z.. Qi if y- w .Tiffa- ,fy Katheryn Hibkerson xi s Demse Hooper Robm Johnson NOVEMBER 1984 REAGAN RE ELECTED HAWLEY HOMECOMING FESTIVITIES SET BABY FAE DIES OF KIDNEY FAILURE TRANSPLANTED HEART WORKING SURGEONS SAY Advance Headlmes REALISM REVIVED WITH SHEBA JULIA SOUKUP WINS LEG CONTEST AN EXORCIST S HOLIDAY Mouzes CHUD COUNTRY FIRSTBORN JUST THE WAY YoU ARE Paul Kenyon, Jr MISSING IN ACTION ac ay 1 XX It, OH GoD,YoUDEv1L I ,f ' RICKY Lampklns Alicia Lopez Bradley Marler DECEMBER 1984 H eadlznes OFFICIALS DENY PLANS FOR ASBURY HOSPITAL BUYOUT COYOTES GET FIRST VICTORY LAUREATES SAY NOBEL PRIZE CAN BE A PAIN IN THE NECK PEACE ON EARTH IS WORLDWIDE CHRISTMAS WISH REAGAN EYES TIGHTER FREEZE ON MEDICARE GRUKS INVADE KANSAS WESLEYAN UNRUH PRESENTS PSYCHOLOGY RESEARCH PAPER K W CROSS COUNTRY TEAM STRIVES FOR NATIONAL COMPETITION Movzes BEVERLY HILLS COP CITY HEAT JOHNNY DANGEROUSLY DUNE Advance Headlines 1 W? QW? Jason Ruckman Dana Schrader MARCH 1985 Headlmes RUSSIAN PRESIDENT CHERNENKO DIES MIKHAIL GORBACHEV BECOMES NEW SOVIET LEADER WRESTLE MANIA BEGINS MARCH 31 1985 HOLMES THE UNDEFEATED HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMP RETIRES AFTER DEFEATING CHALLENGER BEY IN LAS VEGAS ARMY MAJOR ARTHUR NICHOLSON IS KILLED IN SHOOTING BY A SOVIET GUARD Advance Headlines DR. JANET JUHNKE RECEIVES DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD FAMOUS POET CDIANE WAKOSKIJ VISITS K.W. CAMPUS Movies AVENGING ANGEL R d S .th MISSING IN ACTION 21 THE BEGINNING an Y ml INTO THE NIGHT THE SURE THING We v-rv 'n,,. W' '-wunnwv-ww-u w Karmel Sw1 dIer John Tackett W1ll1am Taylor APRIL 1985 Headlmes SPACE SHUTTLE CHALLENGER LAUNCHES 17 DAYS AFTER DISCOVERY LIFTOFF SETTING A NATIONAL RECORD FOR THE SHORTEST PERIOD OF TIME BACH S BIRTHDAY CELEBRATED AT K W Advance Headlmes CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN TO BE PRESENTED AT THE WINNERS OF THE FIRST ANNUAL TERRIBLE AWFUL LYRICS CONTEST ARE ANNOUNCED K W BASEBALL TEAM SNAPS LOSING STREAK Mouzes MASK THE COMPANY OF WOLVES DESPERATELY SEEKING SUSAN THE LADY HAWKE MOVING VIOLATIONS POLICE ACADEMY 2 BIETWEEN BLAST OFFS f I KW. -w l hz m ff i PM R9 L m 5 L m hifi: A Q? J I v lma1' 'ff J oedy Zimmerman WESLEYAN GOES COMIC STRIP! ,So ? V A V X .Ev K du, ,. W 1 MORE W m . F AN WW QP WHERQD Awww FEWLE wwe Qiluf af W, Ah X07 laik :soy ISS!! 'visicif I ':f SL S X f - X ' , Af-YN 317' rl ik' 4 f if 'f ,I ,. If -jgfjfl I NX X , it V W T M. . lg ,fy 4 4 V f QR H f I W N VW!! V! ' V W ' ' f gf! N QF, ff - X X 'QS 3 x ? ' M gy X 427 ? If I: Q' I 'v . 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Academic awards include a KCAC Academic Award and a Kansas Wesleyan Eisenhower Scholarship. Congratulations, Denise! 32 -' -V - ,f A .sw 1 rx! .l fs, vox? f?w.r x f 5-S - v fe 1. .i,w?xsse:fw:ffx:4 e - V -1 -1-L1 'f,:afzftj,,f. j, :- . .M . ...,. n1...t. - .V Laxman- .' fr 'fi 1-.f-.:evs,ss'fiv:.i-- fix: -1 JSA -' f '1 '- .. , ,,,,n, x w,,,,,W,,,, ff . . 2' f.5...r .IL-, 3,a..:g,.:1g. g-4 gg-p,g,g Y 11 E 1984-85 Homecoming Queen Escort David Pottinler ri'e f . . isii scte fsi, nesei scsc it ,k., is f.s., - . s.f, if 'fm ls' 1 iiil . 'fi ar, e i, ' iiii 1., Vrkrk K :A. l WILA . 5 c. .1 y ., , m in m wg , Q . ..,, .. gg 1 .:,, iil' I Listen to the band! Dave Clark and friends amused the Kansas October 20, 1984. Hooper Pictures Ctop to bottomlz Queen Can- didate Kim Reitz and former Queen Sy- ble Sullivan take time to smile during all the excitement which this year's Homecoming aroused. The K.W. cheerleaders take a break as the candidates and their escorts steal the show. Student Congress President Diana Boyd steers flower girl Jenifer Kernan, daughter of Coach John Kernan, and crown bearer Jeremee Smith, son of Chaplain Dave Smith, in the right direc- tion. Aren't they cute? Sophomore Attendant Royalyn Voss Escort Scott Swanzy Freshman Attendant Rene Voss Escort Bill Forrest COMM ITY GATHERING August 30 September 4 September 1 1 September 18 September 25 October 2 October 9 October 16 October 23 flung FALL GA THERINGS OPENING FALL CONVOCATION Presrdent Marshall P Stanton SAMS CHAPEL GATHERING OF THE COMMUNITY IN THE STUDENT CENTER Mr Davrd Clark Assoc Prof of Instrumental MUSIC POLITICAL ANIMAL Dr Albert Dlmmrtt Vrce Pres ldent and Dean of the Faculty PETERS SCIENCE HALL 201 COSMOLOGY Dr Davrd Alexander PETERS SCIENCE HALL 201 WATERMARK Chrrstlan Muslcal Group PETERS SCIENCE HALL 201 DRS JAMES AND KATHLEEN BEYERS Iowa State Unrverslty PETERS SCIENCE HALL 201 STUDENT CONGRESS PRESENTATION Mlss Drana Boyd Presldent PETERS SCIENCE HALL 201 BUILDING A SUSTAINABLE SOCIETY Dr Wes Jackson Land Instrtute Dlrector PETERS SCIENCE HALL 201 THE EMPLOYMENT PROCESS Ms Mary Jo Hunn1nghake,D1rector, Career Plannlng and Placement PETERS SCIENCE HALL 201 October 30 November 6 November 13 November 20 November 27 December 4 February 5 February 12 February 26 March 5 March 12 March 19 Aprll 2 Aprrl 9 Apr1l 16 Aprll 23 Aprll 30 May 7 MR DENNY COLLIER Drsc Jockey 99KG PETERS SCIENCE HALL 201 ADVISEEXADVISOR SESSION CAMPUS EVENT J OURNEYS INTO WONDERLAND Dr Janet Juhnke Assoc Prof of Englrsh PETERS SCIENCE HALL 201 THANKSGIVIN G SERVICE SAMS CHAPEL GATHERING OF THE COMMUNITY IN THE STUDENT CENTER CHRISTMAS MUSIC PETERS SCIENCE HALL 201 SPRING GA THERINGS BETWEEN HERE AND NOW AND THERE AND THEN Reverend Marshall Stanton Presrdent of the College SAMS CHAPEL THE SALINA ARTS CENTER Susan Glenn DIIBCIOY S A C PETERS SCIENCE HALL 201 MINORITY STUDENT UNION SAMS CHAPEL INDIAN POLITICS Dr Aruna M1ch1e Prof of Pol1t1calSc1ence KSU PETERS SCIENCE HALL 201 STUDENT CONGRESS SAMS CHAPEL Cancelled DR KENNETH HICKS Blshop of the Kansas Area of the U M C SAMS CHAPEL INTERNATIONAL INTER CULTURAL STUDIES Dr MBIIOD Deckert Academlc Dean of Bethel College PETERS SCIENCE HALL 201 CAMPUS FOLLIES SAMS CHAPEL WORLD POPULATION DAY Dr Donald Olsen Assoc Prof of Soclology SAMS CHAPEL CELEBRATION OF J S BACH S 300th BIRTHDAYI' Consuelo D132 and Dr Howard Clayton ORIENTEERIN G Dr Dorothy Hanna 7 ac va . , . . , fffbflf 3' Qww ,, u.', M K riff' of ' flfftffiix, ,. ylfyg A - ' '. ,, w:iQ'l 2 ww, 5135, Y 'inseam ,,, cc as . 9 ll 7 , , . . . . , . . , za as ' , , . . , . , . 7 ' an as ' 7 , . CC - as as as 4 ' Y ' a , l QPictures, Left to Rightl. '4Hello, Pic! Hi, Howya doin'! Ralph Picarelli at Worlds of Fun '85. The Orient Express has its ups and its downs . . . and its ups . . . and its downs, and also Qnext picturej its loopidy loops. Hey, it's Jerry Jones and Reverend Smith. Becky Peters belongs to the '4Save the Unicorns fan clubg she used to belong to the 4'Save the Dinosaurs fan club until one bit her. Taxi! Taxi! If Denise Schmidt doesn't stop for you Ccarrying passengers Carol Dixson and Diana Boydl, you might try getting Mike Young to stop in the next Taxi fWhistle, whistlel Cindy Hastings and Angie Holton get Whistles as they begin their journey in Worlds of Fun. 36 JK a Ab sys P4 il we .af- WORLD OF FU '85 XL.: V l CPictures, Left to Rightj. Julie MacDoWell, James Cole, and Robert Thompson gather around a nice girl getting her picture taken. Hi, guys! says Jodee Dalton as Angela Gaxiola and Darrell Moran look delirious. This is my roller coaster look, says MacDoWell. Burrr! That water is cold! Mike Young CCenterJ feels lost in the crowd. Gee, we've done the roller coaster's, and the bumper cars, and the taxi car ride, etc. More river rats, less cold water splashing on them. ICH X....f Candidate Brad Bingesser Escort Deena Vargocko 'Q Candidate Dave Whitted Escort Becky Peters 38 EL MYERS S 685 Candidate Chris Hutzier Escort Angie Holton Candidate Tony Guzman Escort Di Boyd Candidate Mike McDougald Escort Renae Rensberger Candidate Gus Deering Escort Cindy Hastings WEETHEART KI .:L- L ' - - .. + s.. fs . - M .. X ., . -.. mmm.. www ... .. . .5 . ,ff g , ... W 3 ,,,, . . . . W M... ' WW. ,. ..p...........,..... .... ....-... ,...: wf Wm? RGYAL CGUPLE On February 23, 1985, Michael Myers was crowned Sweetheart King. A senior from Pratt, Kansas, Myers was selected from a total of seven candidates. I was really shocked to have won,', said Myers. Once you are married, you lose contact with the incom- ing freshmen. Mike's wife, Juliana Fassler Myers, escorted the winter festival king. I was more excited than him and really proud of him. Mike started a family tradition. On April 27, 1985, Juliana was crowned Miss Wesleyan during the annual spring Lilac Fete. Everyone said 'King and Queen', Mike ex- plained. I was very proud of Julie, and I care more about her crowning than of mine. Juliana was surprised that a transfer student could become queen. You aren't as well known as someone who has been here four or more years,', said Juliana. I was very honored. Usually, a person would think that it would be hard being a married student. It is easier, the Myers agreed. Before we were married, we were always running back and forth to each other's apartment. It always took extra time to find a time to study together. ZF s Escorted by his wife Juliana What are the Myers' plans for the future after graduation in the spring? Mike is going to graduate school in California for Biblical studies. He hopes to get a doctorate and teach in a col- lege or university. Juliana plans to do accounting work and to become a C.P.A. Lilac Fete pictures are on pages 40-42. The Coyote wishes the Myers H Wesleyan's royal couple - success towards their goals and happiness throughout their life together. Sweetheart King Michael Myers W Stan Wyart Candidate Kim Reitz Escort Lawrence Perrin of gf Mark Candidate Joedy Zimmerman Escort Jason Ruclnnan Miss Wesleyan Juhana Myers Escorted by her husband Mlke Last Year's Queen Diana Boyd Escort Tim Clover Queen Juliana +35 ,fir 5' Flower Girl Lucy Schaeffer Crown Bearer Tony Crough bie Ewing enhance a moment of the annual Lilac Fete Dance. Diana Rickard and Elizabeth Babcock en- joyed the evening atmosphere. All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy, but it has no effect on me, says Lisa Allen. Do you really think I dance like Howdy Doody'? asks Mike Liby of his date Julia Soukup as Cindy Hastings snickers in the background. Partymongers John Chacon, Scott Swanzy, and Kirk Jett celebrate. Happiness is a girl by your side, thinks Dan Englehardt. fClockwise from bottom leftl. Dan Baker and Deb- constituencies welcomed the college's new chief administrator. Dr. Julius Scott, associate secretary, General Board of Higher Educa- tion and Ministry, Nashville, TN, described Stanton's selection for president as the selection of a friend and colleague. Dr. Ralph Tanner, president of Baker University, Baldwin City, MAKE IT WORK Make it work. Those were the three words used by President Marshall P. Stanton to describe his job description as President of Kansas Wesleyan during his inaugural address. Professors in academic garb, the whole campus community, friends, and alumni over-filled Sams Chapel's lower level on Sunday, October 21, for the inauguration of Kansas Wesleyan's 17th President. President Stanton described the day as 'a partyg' a party like I've never been to before. Representatives of each of the college's said, I welcome you to what I refer to, sometimes facetiously and sometimes seriously, as the company of fools - fools for Jesus Christ and fools for the youth of today and hope of tomorrow. Dr. Tanner represented United Methodist educational institutions and Kansas' colleges and universities. The inauguration was heralded by trumpet fanfares, banners representing each facet of Stanton's career in the Church, and the President's own singing of the Lord's Prayer. A reception for all followed the ceremony. Stanton spoke on the importance of the basic premises on which the College was established and how these premises were wound throughout the 98 year history of the College. He stressed the im- portance of those premises in the future. We must also look for our roots in the future, he said. '6The college is always in motion. It is never finished. The quality was established but is never perfected. Kansas Wesleyan is not an end in itself, but a tool to perpetuate a purpose. That purpose is to perpetuate western civilization and provide leadership for civilization, including the church. Reverend C. M. QJackJ Fogleman, Jr., Salina, Kansas Wesleyan alumni representative, said, We believe this school is important, it is not an optional nicety, but a necessity. We welcome you gladly, pray for you often, and will continue to do so. The Board of Trustees Requests Your Presence At The Inauguratlon Of The Reverend Marshall P. Stanton As The Seventeenth President of Kansas Wesleyan On October 21, 1984 At Four O Clock In The Afternoon In Sams Chapel 43 HC CR CCNVOCATIC ACADEMIC HONCRS Gold and Purple Honor Society Awards were presented to several Kansas Wesleyan students during the annual Honors Con- vocation on May 14, 1985. Membership in the Gold Honor Society is open to those students who have earned 77 to 107 hours and a grade point average of 3.75 with no grades below Cf The following are those students that were accepted into the Gold Honor Society and were presented with Gold Keys: Kevin Bailey, Junior, Hudson, CO, Julianna Myers, senior, Canon City, CO, Michael Myers, senior, Pratt, KS, Beth Ross, junior, Bennington, and Stan Wyatt, junior, Lost Springs, KS. Membership in the Purple Honor Society is open to those students who have earned 30 to 76 hours and a grade point average of 3.50 with no grades below Cf, The following are those students that were accepted into the Purple Honor Society and presented with purple keys: Lisa Allen, sophomore, Belle Plain, KS, Elizabeth Babcock, sophomore, Topeka, Stephen Chinn, sophomore, Ellsworth, KS, Dawn Claussen, sophomore, Ellsworth, Todd Clover, sophomore, Cawker City, KS, Debra Ewing, sophomore, Valley Center, KS, Ann Koenigsman, junior, Scott City, KS, Andrew Kratzer, sophomore, Mankato, KS, David Penrod, sophomore, Salina, KS, Mike Peroo, sophomore, Osage City, KS, Tawnya Peter- son, sophomore, Lincoln, KS, Denise Schmidt, sophomore, Kanorado, KS, Royalyn Voss, sophomore, Kensmore, KS. THEATRE AWARDS Senior English and Drama major Kay Palmer, Hoxie, has received awards for best actress and most dedicated drama club member. The best actress award was given to her for her portrayal of Lola in Come Hack Little Sheba. She was also the recip- ient of this year's Lilybelle Carlisle award. The Lilybelle Carlisle award is given each year to honor a Kansas Wesleyan student's achievement in directing. Sophomore business major David Penrod, Salina, re- ceived the best actor award for his portrayal iw - , l of the father in Cheaper by the Dozen. Julie McClure, freshman nursing major, Salina, received the most in- spirational actress award. WHO'S WHO AT KW The 1985 edition of Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges will include the names of 15 students from Kansas Wesleyan who have been chosen as national outstanding leaders. These students were selected on the basis of academic achieve- ment, service to the community, leadership in extracur- ricular activities, and potential for continued success. Students named this year from Kansas Wesleyan include: Kevin Bailey, junior, Hudson, CO, Dan Baker, senior, Abilene, Diana Boyd, senior, Redfield, Lori Cavanaugh, senior, Hutchinsong Tim Clover, junior, Cawker City, Greg Edgington, senior, Ulyssesg Julie Guynes, senior, Dove Creek, CO, Denise Hooper, senior, Bogueg Michael McDougald, junior, Bul- ingameg Juliana Fassler Myers, senior, Pratt, Kay Palmer, senior, Hoxieg Kim Reitz, junior, Brush, CO, Stan Wyatt, junior, Lost Springsg and Tad Green, senior, Fort Morgan, CO. PUBLICATION SUPPORTERS The 1984-85 Coyote yearbook awards were presented to those members of the student body that had supported the Coyote throughout the year. Diana Rickard, junior biology major, Brighton, CO, was the recipient of the Most Inspirational Coyote Staff Member Award. Roger Wilson, junior music educa- tion major, was recognized for his contribution of art work to the Coyote. Dr. Albert Nelson, Professor of Secondary Education, was honored with the dedica- tion of the 1984-85 Coyote for his service and dedica- tion to Wesleyan. The Kansas Wesleyan Advance Editor, John Griffin, presented Dr. Sheila Drake, Associate Professor of Education, with the Advance Editor's Award for her contributions to the newspaper's success this year. FRESHMAN AND SOPHOMORE HONORED Dr. Janet Juhnke, Kansas Wesleyan's chapter sponsor of Alpha Chi National Honor Society, has presented awards to the sophomore and freshman students who obtained the highest grade point average for the 1984-85 academic year. The sophomore was business and economics major, Phil Menhusen, Mankato. Diana Darby, a pre-nursing ma- jor from Salina, was the freshman recipient. THE PROGRAM REVEREND MARSHALL SFANTON PRESIDENT PRESIDING PRELUDE Intermezzo Op. 116 114 ,... ................ B rahms Karen E. Bals D.M.A. ADDRESS: The Racer s Edge . . . ......... Laura J. Bird Ph.D. Assistant Professor English Director of Learning Lab PRESENTATION OF AWARDS: Alpha Chi .................... Janet A. Juhnke Ph.D. Who s Who Awards .... .... T he Rev. David B. Smith Dean of StudentsfChaplain Assoc. Prof. Communication Arts PRESENTATION OF CANDIDATES FOR HONORS: ...........................M.AlbertDimmitt Ph.D. Vice President and Dean of the Faculty ................JanetA.Juhnke Ph.D. Presiding Officer of the Faculty Athletic Awards . . . .................. Jerry J. Jones Athletic Director Dedication of the 1985 Coyote .... ..... D evin O Dell Advance Editor s Award ....... .... J ohn Griffin POSTLUDE: March Pontificate . . . .... Stickles 1 Y Y Y 7 ! CS Y 19 7 ! 7 Theatre Awards ................. ....... K aye Dudley Y ! ! 7 G6 17 1 1 544' 9 2' ii A ' .... ef 1 'in i Q fvvt, 'K .. ' QV , 5 up U V'-v A. 45 1984 FOOTBALL LETTERMEN M B h DvldPttig Drl Boy RIphCIt1 GQD ns BIIIF J G l'!'l'Il Kevl M lr dt Sc tt Rltt De N IKCAC All-A D g N eg I S tt S nzy If N S h R Ipll Pl 1984 CROSS COUNTRY LET'I'ERMEN G eg KI rn 1 A 1984 CROSS COUNTRY LETTERWOMEN KlaC pbell JIlGynes Lealbu t DilnJ 1984 VOLLEYBALL LETTERWOMEN I H pe KI R iz Sta eyKI bed J S hl ba h I M Joedy Zl Maril IKCAC All-A I 1984-85 MEN S BASKETBALL TEAM VIYSIW Junlor Varsity Sc n Be n Pho G ry App. Rob T B dBlngeaaer ri d C Km B nun s ml, .I , E dy G Deering Jefl TIII G b uvlareama cuyuwl nyng. Barney G y Sta Wy tt Brl Mit h ll crm H ul R ty s rl 1984-85 WOMEN S BASKETBALL TEAM gel G xlo Jo Sc I I C llla Bl be Gwyn G tuch lk K thy Hlck IMI-KCACI Ceclll Bl ber S dy Bro e G W T hC p chIeMro c rgoco K Re tz Ch yta rr e R berger J y r lAll KCACJ ll CIC!!! 1985 WOMEN'S SOFTBALL TEAM on ca au e K m Re tz enn er eaaen en enae Renlberger Stacey Kloberdanz Jo Schlerbaum Jody Mueller eena arg 1985 MEN'S BASEBALL TEAM 0 n Gen Scott Pr Jeff Jakopec Randy Rath Klrk Jett Mlk Sod Jeff Paraona 1985 MEN'S TRACK AND FIELD Darln Boyer INAIA 'lOl Brad Johnson Jay Clark KAII-District 'lOl Joe Kennedy J C I Gr KI Cec la Bleber Sandy roam T ah Camp HO OR le Duran Bob Alken amen a ey o n acon Jeff Garre on o T o o ry Upah vl Wo I Stan arnea o e eg ug Allen Flelda Tim Mvlef Jamea Glhaon 543031 POTW Barney Gray David Potrlnger 1985 WOMEN'S TRACK AND FIELD T Pat Bernard Julle Guynea P Karla Campbell GIHQCY TWPUV Wyatt Al Fl R D vid Whlrted . 'I I ' . A I , -3 .. . is N51 CPictures, left to rightb. Cecilia Bieber helped the Coyotes win the KCAC title in softball with her batting. Scott Proctor and Robert Thompson practice some sprints during track practice. Karla Campbell shows her form in the womens' hurdles. Steve Rivers danced with the ball, despite the los- ing season. Ginger Trepoy after throwing the shot follows through. Jerry Jones, KW's Athletic Director, presented the sports honors at this years' Honors Convocation. Joedy Zimmerman was a powerhouse in the KCAC in basketball. A tackle is a lot easier when you can face mask the opponent to get him down while the referee's back is turned. 47 1 1 XCAMPUS FOLLIES A HIT PALMER AND GRIFFIN STEAL SHOW? Hurry' Hurry' Hurry' Step flght up folks to a magnlflcent show No pushlng or shovlng now What you are about to see IS a show of shows Don t be shy th1s show only comes around once a year Yes folks you heard me rlght 1n the early sprlng when the blrds are s1ng1ng and the flowers are buddlng when the snow has all gone th1s strange phenomenon known as Campus Follles comes to town But only for an hour so you had better step r1ght up' Hurry' Hurry' Hurry' The mam attractlon th1s year IS an act performed by two students portraylng thelr adorable professors Folks I am talklng of no other but the Palmer and Grlf f1n Show CKayJ Palmer portrays Mrs Margaret Dudley and fJohnl Gflffln plays Dr Shella Drake A one terrlflc of a show the1r sk1t IS about two college professors 1n the peak of death reflectlng thelr last few years on earth before taklng the ous to heaven Don t mlss It you have to be there to enjoy lt Also mcluded ln the package are two sololsts Presldent Marshall Stanton and the enchantmg Royalyn Voss And we cannot exclude the not ready for prxme t1me players the almost tolerant faculty band If you haven t seen It then I am afrald you ve mlssed It Comlng to a Sams Chapel near you on Aprxl 16 1985 at 11 00 a m Hurry' Hurry' Hurry' S XL K Royalyn Voss was one of the at tractlons of the 1985 Campus Follles Q n ,Y Q T vw 'Q a ' 'I . 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John Griffin Ben Schmidt. ...Davidfllson Devin O'Dell Directed by Kay Palmer Produced by Kaye Dudley Technical Director Doug Palmer W William lnge's masterpiece drama Come Back, Little Sheba presented Nov. 16, 17 and 18, filled Fitzpatrick auditorium with the tears and laughter of Lola and Doc Delaney as they struggled with Doc's alcoholism and letting go of the past. Kay Palmer student directed the play as her senior seminar project and Doug Palmer served as the technical director. 'fSheba was revived March 8 for the Humanities Festival where high school students from across the state of Kansas were introduced to the genius of Inge. Pics fl. to r.J: The cast relaxes after their final perfor- mance of Sheba g Mrs. Coffman and Lola talk of the up- coming track meet while folding clothesg Doc and Lola reminisce about the pastg Turk poses as Marie draws a sketch for the spring relay postersg Doc refuses coffee from friends Ed Anderson and Elmo Huston after a drinking binge as Lola and Mrs. Coffman look ong Director Kay Palmer and sound crew Devin O'Dell and Diana Rickard can finally smile after the play closesg Lola worries about Doc's disappearance while Bruce and Marie enjoy each other's company after a long separationg Marie spends a lit- tle time with Turk before her fiance Bruce returns. . 4. miwf' 2 . 1 E 3 LITTLE SHEB FAMOU COMPO ER ARRA GER VISIT CAMPU Internationally famous composerfarranger John Rutter visited Kansas Wesleyan this year. The British talent directed the Kansas Wesleyan Choir and Chorale along with a great number of high school choirs in Muir Gymnasium using his own compositions and arrangements. A few of the songs in which he arranged are as follows: Down by the River- side, Oh, Clap Your Hands, and Blow, Blow Thou Winter Wind. He also directed the Choir and Chorale in Lindsburg at Bethany College along with other colleges. During 'Down by the Riverside' while I was playing the base, the girls did not come in on timeg Rutter turned to me and said, 'They are not paying attention to me, Doug, because you are such an interesting bloke', said Doug Kile. Teri Calcote Lori Cavanaugh Eric Evans Amy Hagen E - 55-1 2 Stacy Hunt .i.,, Doug Kile I Alex Lankhorst .L t , Jackie Lanoue Julie McClure Lawrence Perrin ' Selina Sanchez Denise Schmidt Royalyn Voss Roger Wilson WESLEYAN CHORALE JAMES F. RODDE CONDUCTOR March 22 March 23 Acco PANIST 3 ,G it XI- I spqg 4' M., . J'-':l?I:-3 Us ' ' 4 + fi i I 1 u . u if 1985 Tour Gypsum Manhattan Topeka Kansas City KS Lawrence Kansas City MO son Buhler McPherson Hesston Glasco 7 DR I Q I March 24 Lawrence, Chapman, Hutchin- U , . KANSAS WESLEYAN PHILHARMONIC CHOIR Keith Blake Greg Blanton Donna Brannen James Briscoe Teri Calcote Clarle Callison Lori Cavanaugh Mary Beth Diedrick Greg Edgington Eric Evans Janice Foley Les Fredrickson Amy Hagen Karen Harms Stacy Hunt Doug Kile Alex Lankhorst Jackie Lanoue Ching Lu Julie McClure Barrie Murphy Lawrence Perrin Kevin Rayl Selma Sanchez Denise Schmidt Royalyn Voss Roger Wllson Michael Young Officers. President . . . Eric Evans Vice President . . . Greg Edgington Business Manager Phil Menhusen PHILHARMON IC CHOIR Mr. Gilbreth CDadD Mrs. Gilbreth fMomJ ..,.. Earnestine ....... Frank ....., ..... Jackie ..... Dan ..... i ..... Fred ....r Anne .... Lillian ..... Martha .... Brian ..., Jason ........... Jaime ..... ,..... CAST Mr Fitzgerald fthe housekeeperj. . Dr. Burton ffamily doctorb . . . David Penrod . . . . .Kay Palmer Michelle Valcoure . .Craig Hauschild . . . Tyler Bennett . . . . . .Kelly Sipes . . . Tony Guzman . . . . Dean Urenda . . . Julie McClure . . Vonda Peterson . . . Marilyn Oliver . . . . Brian Penrod . . Jason Monaque . Jaime Gustafson . . . . .Bobby Jones . . . .Dave Jenkins Joe Scales Ccheerleaderj ................. Ralph Pic Picarelli Miss Brill Qteacherl ........................... Olive Peterson Minister ...... Pastors Dave Smith Larry Grove and President Stanton B ll Larry Csomeone speciall ........................ Russ Pleiman CHE PER BY THE F521 OZE iw, mv A DOZEN LAUGHS AND A DOZEN CRIES CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN, directed by Kaye Dudley with the assistance of student assistant director Trisha Jones and technical director Ken Klostermeyer, was performed on April 19, 20, and 21. A 'changing of the guard' took place at Wesleyan when Mrs. Dudley broke tradition and presented CCHEAPER' as a dinner theatre production - the first in Wesleyan's ninety-eight years of existence. The play is based on the book by Frank Gilbreth and Ernestine Gilbreth Carey, they were portrayed by Craig Hauschild and Michelle Valcoure Ctop rightb. The play brought out laughter - Tony Guzman's expressions were hilarious fabovej. However, the serious tones in the background, brought out mostly in the characters of Anne and Mr. Gilbreth, made our emotions melt and our tears escape. For the most part this play has been a delightful experience. I couldn't have done it Without the full cooperation and help from the cast and the stafff' 56 fPictures Clockwise From Top Leftj. The cast of 'Cheaper' gathered for one final shot. Dad says to Mom, Ah, what's one more kid? An intense mo- ment arises when Miss Brill calls the entire Gilbreth family ucheatsf' Please, don't wet on me kidg there are thousands of eyes watching me, persuades Mr. Fitzgerald fBobby Jonesl. Trisha Jones was a big help to the cast and Mrs. Dudley. Lillian fVonda Petersonl confronts her doll during a serious moment. I'll give you two guesses of what is going to happen to you in the next few weeks: 11 you are going to dieg 2, you'll be next week's guest on Johnny Carson. Joe Scales iRalph Picarellib does a cheer. ,N,L..L ,RM 5 2'Q if Q .Q Y K 'X ki S 1 xS'iYi ' . . ,,,1,...'7 w' , S N L 7f dl? ,M WW awk 1' fl fb - , ' 4' yr. A X U g - -M I- 4 ' f 1- f.i2 ff? --17--H -f fl ' Y ffm K 2, I, Wwxwggg nfx X A X! f N XX X. f 1 L1 A H ff N1 Q X OX B l342 , Xb, fi Q. -Esqgyfg 3 N . , Pf ' XX 'ERS 'fs 3 x 'Q S'- Y -'XQ xsgxx f L 1 , 'vw Q X P' 1 EB' N--X-A-N1 . 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SECOND ROW: Ralph Cintron, Bill Forrest, Robert Black, Bob Maiale, Jimmy Garcia, Kevin Wilson, Dean Garcia, Albert Hernandez, Barry Mur- phy, Greg Downing. THIRD ROW: Steve Rivers, Rob Keefe, Chris Hoffman, Mike Liby, Dean Naasz, David Pottinger, Kenneth Mewborn, Jeff Neal, Coach Jon Bingesser. FOURTH ROW: Ralph Picarelli, Adrian Fulgrum, Michael Bush, David Sauer, Gene Hartman, Brad Johnson, Kevin Markwardt, Bobby Alexander, John Tackett. FIFTH ROW: Bill Taylor, Jack Hagmeier, Jeff Schamp, Don Long, Darin Boyer, Joe Mims, Carl Govan, Greg Wilson, Coach Gene Bissell. POST SEASON HONORS: 1984 Team Captains - Scott Ritter and Steve Rivers All Conference Recognition Darin Boyer - Honorable Mention Defense Kevin Markwardt - 2nd Team Offense Joe Mims - 2nd Team Defense Scott Ritter - 2nd Team Offense 2nd Team Defense Steve Rivers - Honorable Mention Offense Nominated for District 10 Honors Scott Ritter - Offense Defense .......4 SPIKERS FINISH 25-11 CVERALL COACH: Tracy Rietzke ASST. COACH: Jill Garretson The 1984 Womens Volleyball Team finished fourth in the K.C.A.C. with a conference record of 13-5 and an overall record of 25-11. The thirteen conference victories tied the school record for Most Conference Wins. During the season, the Lady Coyotes gained respect as they captured the 1st place trophy in the White Division CSouthwestern Tournamentb and then went nine straight games without a loss, breaking the school record for Most Consecutive Wins. As a result of their successful season, the team was able to participate in the District 1110 Playoffs. They played respectful and were given a lot of respect. At the end of the season, three team members were honored by the K.C.A.C.: Kathy Hickerson, All K.C.A.C.g Cecilia Bieber and Denise Hooper, All K.C.A.C. Honorable Mention. The Athletic Director for the 1984 season was Jon Bingesser. fPicturesl. J oedy Zimmerman fTop Leftl moves faster than the speed of light to volley a serve travelling faster than the speed of sound. Denise Hooper fBottom Leftj uses her four years experience to catch the opponents off guard. Cecilia Bieber and Kim Reitz will be next years leadersg here, fBottom Rightj the two juniors stymie an opponents' attack. OLLEYBALL -Ex 1 Q -.2 A Cf . rf' . . FIRST ROW: Kathy Hickerson, Stacey Kloberdanz, Janet Thornburg, Joedy Zimmerman, Gwyn Gottshalk, Marilee Panna, Jo Schierbaum, Monica Faudel. SECOND ROW: Mary McCray, Denise Hooper, Cecilia Bieber, Jody Dalton, Nancy Johnson, Rene Voss, Julie MacDowell, Michelle Marostica, Kim Reitz, Jenny Fessenden. E W .W INDIVIDUAL PERFORMANCE Kathy Hickerson: Team leader in Assists C3841 Team leader in Attempted Serves C4281 Ranked 3rd in Conference in Assists C1981 Second in Aces C221 g Denise Hooper: Team leader in Attempted Attacks C5581 Team leader'in Kills C1711 Team leader in Kills Per Game C21 Second in Blocks C491 Second in Serve Reception Efficiency C92.91 Kim Reitz: Team leader in Digs C4191 Team leader in Serve Reception Attempts C3621 Third in the Conference in Serves Efficiency C99.11 Second in Attack Percentage C21.41 Second in Kill Percentage C31.21 Cecilia Bieber: Team leader in Kill Percentage C33.51 Team leader in Blocks C541 Jenny Fessenden: Team leader in Aces C491 Team leader in Ace Percentage C14.21 Second in Attempted Attacks C5101 Second in Kills C1591 Team leader in Attack Percentage C3271 Joedy Zimmerman: Second in Digs C3801 Marilee Panna: Second in Serve Efficiency Percentage C97.91 Second in Assists C2591 Ninth in the Conference in Assists C1381 Michelle Marostica: Team leader in Serve Reception Efficiency Percentage C93.91 Jo Schierbaum: Team leader in Serve Efficiency Percentage C99.11 Fourth in the Conference in Serve Efficiency Percentage C98.61 CROSS COUNTRY The lady Coyotes are Karla Campbell, Julie Guynes, Domita Jones, Ginger Trepoy and Leslie Durant. Tim Myles fbottom leftj tries to take the lead on the outside. Tim Myles, Allan Fields, and Jason Ruckman are clearly iden- tifiable in the bottom right pictureg Coyotes like to run in a pack. 67 U owe ww QXIUIAL QSWTU 2510718 24 4 FRONT ROW Kathy Hlckerson Joedy Zrmmerman Trlsh Camp Juhe Guynes Sandy Brown Deena Vargocko Karla Campbell Cec1l1a Breber SE COND ROW Coach Tracy Rletzke Royalyn Voss K1m Rertz Angela Gax1ola Jenny Fessenden W1lma Tynes Chanyta Warren Renae Rensberger Mlchelle Marostlca Assrstant Coach Mlke Garretson TEAM RECORD Sz HIGHLIGHTS CONFERENCE RECORD 9 9 OVERALL RECORD 13 11 FINAL CONFERENCE STANDING 5th Best Ever Plus WlHHlUg Margln C+2 91 Tled Best Ever W1n Loss Record C13 111 2nd Best Free Throw Percentage xn the Conference 66 30 Tred School Record CMost Wlns rn a Sason1 School Record John s1 School Record School Record C66 61 School Record Season C66 3 f School Record School Record C40 6 ff- 1 School Record John's1 School Record School Record 1 Most Pomts rn a Smgle Game C93 vs St Most Pomts 1n a Smgle Season C16001 Hlghest Pt 1 Game Average Season Hlghest F T Percentage 1n a Smgle Most FG Made ln a Smgle Season C6531 H1gh6St FG 90 1n a Smgle Season Largest Margln of Vlctory C51 pts vs St Most Steals ln a Smgle Season C2901 Most Assxsts ln a Smgle Season C3741 INDIVIDUAL STATS Joedy Zlmmerman All K C A C Cunan1mous1 5th Leadlng Scorer 1n Conference 3rd Leadmg Free Throw Percentage Shooter IU Conference Teams Leadlng Scorer C16 01 Teams 3rd Leadmg Rebounder C4 21 Team Leader rn Steals C731 Second 1n Asslsts Team C681 School Record Most Pomts ln Career School Record Hlghest FG Z Smgle Season C46 21 School Record Most FG Made rn Career Mlchele MHIOSIICH Honorable Mentlon All K C A C Teams Second Leadmg Rebounder C4 71 Teams Second Leadlng Scorer C9 11 3rd ln Steals Team C291 3rd ln Asslsts Team C431 Renae Rensberger Teams Leadlng Rebounder C5 41 Teams 3rd Leadmg Scorer C91 Deena Vargocko Teams Assist Leader C1011 Teams 4th Leadlng Scorer C61 School Record Most Asslsts ID a Smgle Game C101 2nd on Team ID Steals C371 r' 1 1 I 5311, ff 25 W Q ' , 9 0 fw- 4 5, 30 22 21 as j 12 14 I 44 A I 1 , 1 st' 1 I ,,lc , 1 'f A I ,Q 'I 1 of 1 Q11 ONEI fPictures, Clockwisej. Cecilia Bieber, a 5'7 Junior from North Platte, Nebraska, takes an open shot. Renae Rensberger, a 5'1O Junior from Gypsum, Kansas, tries to even the score with a free throw after being fouled by a Bethany Swede. Angela Gaxiola beats the defense of Bethany to score two points. Lady Zim- merman fJoedyJ powers her way left and right, this way and that way, above and below, and straight through the Bethany defense - Bethany never stood a chance. is KETBALL 35 .f W W W W W W W W W 1 N N 1 ' M-Zinn 4 -Q Bartlesvllle Wesleyan Marymount McPherson Southwestern McPherson Tabor St Johns fW1Hf16ldl St Marys of the Plalns Fnends Marymount Ottawa Scoreboard W W W W W W W W W WUT 22 1 QC N K.. 1 ' , is re- .2 ii Bethel Bethel Southwestern McPherson Sterhng Tabor St Mary of the Plalns Frlends Ottawa St Johns CW1nf1eldJ Bethel Bethany QQOTJ K.. - ' ...55 68...K.. - ..., K.. - .....,....., 70 58...K.. - ...,,.. K.. - ....,.,...,. 60 75...K.. - K.W. - ......,... 69 67...K.. - K.. - ............ 53 62...K.W. - ' ....,. K.W. - Sterling ..,..,..,,,,... 49 81 . - ........, K.. - ................. 50 50...K.. - . ' K.. - . .... 42 46...K.. - ' ...,. K.W. - . ' H70 78..,K.W. - .....,. K.. - ' ................ 69 91..,K.W. - . . K.. -M ........,... 71 70...K.. - .,..... K.. - ,............... 58 83...K.. - y,,liIlM,, 45 s-Half i I I. ,Il HMT Pkg iffwfw EWg,J BEFORE 2nd PL CE FI I H FOR RCU D BALLER The Pack is back! A second place finish in the K.C.A.C. vaulted the young team into the district playoffs for the first time in nine years. National NAIA champion Fort Hays State University sent KW down to a season ending defeat before 6,700 fans at Gross Memorial Auditorium in Hays, Kansas. The number of fans watching the basketball game between the Coyotes and the Tigers was the largest in Wes1eyan's history. With only senior Brad Bingesser departing, the future looks bright for the number three rebounding team in the country. A whopping thirteen players earned letters under the run and gun style of Coach Jerry Jones who flatly states, This year's most significant accomplishment was the team's average GPA of 3.017 AFTER Scoreboard . KW - McPherson ,A.......,,. . KW - Bartlesville Wesleyan 1 . . . - Southwestern 4......... . - Metro State CCOJ ...A. . - Denver University . . A - McPherson ,.r...4. . - Sterling ,rrr..o... , - Tabor ...,,,.rrr..... . Regis ......r.,.,.r.....r, . - St. Mary of the Plains , , . . Friends ...,....,,i,,...4. 108 , - Marymount ..ii. . . . - Ottawa ..iii.. , - Bethany f30TJ ..., . - Southwestern 4 . , . - McPherson 1 . . . - Sterling ,,iii..44.... . - Tabor .......ii...,.... . - St. Mary of the Plains . . . . - Friends f20TD ..i...4.., . - Ottawa ...... , Bethel ,......iiii....i... . - Bethany .....iiii....i, KW KW KW KW KW KW KW KW KW KW KW . KW - Bethel ...4..,,,. . , . KW KW KW KW KW KW KW KW KW KW KW 4 - FHSU CDist. 10 Playoffsj Coach: Jerry Jones Assistant Coaches: Al Tiller, Bill Taylor, Mike McDougald seasonn ecor 11:12-13 KiC.A.C.:12-6 85 AWARDS Team: Made District 1110 Playoffs Second Place, K.C.A.C. Ranked lil in NAIA Rebounding, Feb. 3, 1985 Individual: Stan Wyatt Barney Gray Chris Hutzer Gus Deering Chris Hutzler Russ Pleiman Gary Upshaw Terrence Phox Russ Pleiman Russ Pleiman Russ Pleiman Russ Pleiman Terrence Phox Brad Bingesser Chris Hutzler Brad Bingesser Highest GPA f4.0J Most Improved Player Most Inspirational Player Top Defender Hustle Award Top Scorer Best Free Throw 76 Most Assists Best Field Goal 95 Top Rebounder Most Valuable Player First Team All K.C.A.C College Record, Season Assists H205 College Record, Varsity Appearance Coach's Award College Record, Career Assists 41 N 2 f Y ... CPictures, Clockwise from Top Leftl. Russ Give Me The Ball And I'll Scorel' Pleiman demonstrates his vertical jump to an oppo- nent. Pleiman stuffs the ball away as the opponents think, HHOW can We stop Super- ma er Pleimang does anyone have some Kryptonmite'?', Jeff Tillman on the attack. Brad Bingesser moves closer to the basket . . . and then shoots for two. X' L DY coYoTE fb T KE1stI K.c.A.C. Q 6 COACH: Tracy Rietzke ASST. COACH: Jill Garretson ATHLETIC DIRECTOR: Jerry Jones CONFERENCE RECORD: 8-2 OVERALL RECORD: 22-4 FINAL CONFERENCE STANDING: 1st TEAM RECORDS AND HIGHLIGHTS Best Win-Loss Record in School History. 22 Wins - 4 Losses Finished 1st in Conference Play First Ever Conference Title in a Women's Sport. Team Batting Average - .313 First Ever Appearance in District 1110 Tournament. Team Fielding Average - .919 Scored 240 Runs. Had 67 Stolen Bases. Cecilia Bieber: Led the Team in Home Runs. 125 Led the Team with a .385 Batting Average. Tied for Team Lead in Triples. 125 Tied for Team Lead in Hits. 1305 Second on Team with 17 RBI. Kim Reitz: Led Team in Put Outs. 11195 Deena Vargocko: All Conference. Led Team in Slugging Percentage. 1.6155 Tied for Team Lead in Runs Scored. 1395 Second on Team in Walks. 1235 RIETZKE AMED K.C. .C.CC CH OF THE YE R In the history of Kansas Wesleyan, over a period lasting nearly a century long, it is hard to believe that there had never been a women's team in any sport to ever capture a conference title. The guard changed in 1985 as Tracy Rietzke lead his women's softball team to a 22-4 record overall, 8-2 conference record, and to the top of the K.C.A.C. standings. For this remarkable feat, Rietzke was named K.C.A.C. Coach of the Year. Cn his team, Rietzke had nlenty of talent. Four team members were All K.C.A.C. Leslie Durant 1unanimous selection5g J 0 Shierbaum 1unanimous selection5g Sandy Brown Deena Vargocko. Trish Camp was All K.C.A.C. Honorable Mention. INDIVIDUAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS Leslie Durant: All Conference 1unanimous5 2nd Straight Year. Led the Team with 80 Assists. Had a 15-4 Pitching Record. Recorded 2 Saves. Pitched a No-Hitter 1vs. Tabor5 Pitched 2 One-Hitters 1vs. FHSU, vs. Benedictine5 Pitched a Two-Hitter 1vs. Bethany5 Pitched 101 Innings. Sandy Brown: All Conference. Led the Team with 19 Stolen Bases. Led the Team with 21 RBI. Led the Team in At Bats. 1835 Tied for Team Lead in Hits. 1305 Tied for Team Lead in Doubles. 155 Tied for Team Lead in Triples. 125 Tied for Team Lead in Fielding Average. 1.9705 Jo Schierbaum: All Conference. 1unanimous5 Led the Team in Walks. 1315 Tied for Team Lead in Runs Scored. 1395 Led Team in On-Base Percentage. 1.6155 Second in Batting Average. 1.3775 Second in Assists. 1575 Second in Stolen Bases. 1175 Trish Camp: All Conference Honorable-Mention. Tied for Team Lead Fielding Average. Second on Team in Put Outs. 1895 Tied for Second in Sacrifices. 145 Jenny Fessenden: Tied for Team Lead in Doubles. Tied for Team Lead in Triples. Tied for Team Lead in Sacrifices. . ! 'W FRONT ROW M1ke Soden Randy Rath Jeff Garretson Jeff Jakopec Bobby A1ken Jeff Parsons John Gestl SECOND ROW M1ke Garretson Klrk Jett James Balley Jeff Ward Dennls Zmumerrnan Ken Nolan Not p1ctured are John Chacon and Scott Proctor SEB LL TEA 4th in K.C.A.C. .V I , . E tnat to . ,, 95,532 I B' J . ' 7 7 7 7 7 7 ' ' 7 7 7 7 7 ' 5' o. 1. ,, The first mtercollegiate baseball game was played on July 1 1859 between Amherst and Williams Colleges at Plttsfleld Massachusetts Amherst won by a score of 66 to 32 Each team had thirteen players and the game lasted twenty SIX lnnlngs The year is 1985 and we stlll have lntercolleglate play Although our 11 18 they carried on the tradltlon of baseball at K W Mike Garretson coached the Coyotes to a fourth place finish ln the K C A C next year the Coyotes plan to be on top of the totem pole ln the K C A C and carry on the sport created in America by Colonel Abner Doubleday in 1839 I TERCOLLEGIATE EBALL 126 YR Coyotes finished with a losing record of O 100m lVIe n VN omen H Men V1 omen 200171 Man VN omen 400111 Men Men VN omen I 1 Jlf Man 800171 Men Vlumen Dzwus Men VN omen BEST MARKS I I ARK I RPN KAMPHINI HI' RNIARIJ '11-IOMPSON W OHI I' R CAMPB1' LI I1-IOMPSON CRAY LAMPBH I 11141115 IHOMPSON WOHI PR CO1 If IOHNSON KAMPBILII WXATT MXIPS Klllf' VINAII MII 148 KPNNJLDY I'IFLIJb CAMPHIIII UPSHAVN I RI' POY Wrhool Reurrdl CK FIELD 85 6 4 4 8 614 618 64? 688 10419 12043 12256 IW18 2019 2023 2022 24 I BILL www K 'wrex Fifi If Robert Thompson was the 1985 team leader 1n the h1gh hurdles and the 1ntermed1ate hurdles 1700771 Men Women 5000171 Men I0 000171. Men Shot Put Women Jmelm Men Women VIXAVI MYLES COIE KUYNIKS VIYAIT KIUK 1x1 Ui TREPON SWANIY I REPOY I AMPBP1 1 4708 4424 44 l 1461 12 18298 7 18111 948 1044 I ang lump Men Women Trzplr Jump 'Vlen Pole Ifault Men Hzgh Jump Men Women I IHSON C I ARK THOMPSON BFRNARD I AMPBEI 1 VNOHLER BOYER JO1-INb0N PI' HRX WOHLER C AMPBELL 211011 202 99 I U 410 4 School 11 6 Recorcll CPictures, Left to Rightl. Karla Campbell while in Minnesota at the NAIA District H10 Track Meet told Bruce Jenner to get out of her way . . . she was running the hurdles and he was blocking her path . . . after realizing who he was, Campbell had him sign his autograph on what else but her K.W. sweats since she didn't have any paper. Brad Johnson leads a less exciting life than Campbell . . . but perhaps one day he will have the honor of being asked to move by the lady star of the K.W. Women's Track Squad. James Cole cannons the shot as far as father gravity will allow him. A successful handoff between Stan Wyatt and Allen Fields keeps the Coyotes a close second place. Kevin Wohler soars over the hurdles like a breeze on grease, hold the mayo. CPictures, Left to Rightl. Scott Swanzy buzz over . . . clear for take off on lane one. Darh1QBoyeL ... clear for landing . . . buzz . . . avoid power lines, am- bulance and firetrucks stan- ding by. Karla Campbell shows her versatility as she aims her cannon and fires. Allen fields burns up the track with his fast feet tak- ing first in his heat. af if x,,-l-.l-.l -ig.: 3- E 'F 'Di 011.753 , 69 uis 'A A J CQEWJQ ' ' CQZALAUUBZ:-X1I'UQJ QXQX Xsxxrgfkx XxX F 5 ji Q J x f NSN 5-'Q-. W N Xi X I iff' . x I, f if C555-5' 5 ,,i,,.f' , ,, pf , X Li f Q w 2 C-IU E al x Mwflz' I5 fff Z T511 jf' 'C - N ff' l 1 Q I I f 5 V 'L :rg M H W Bc, 74-fer. X N W,Ef xf 5 f MY! V , , .gk -ii: ' X!! 5 N Q X' Q . ' Q , - . a fflf g7T1W 61,6 If , Q . A f y ' X f..:a1',. K ' , 2 I it J T S I A! L I 1 , fi4-i7 k ' 73 'M f 2 F?-FQ il il , .W AT.-.N 2 ' V- -N, D Major: Psychology Minor: Religious Studies Hometown: Redfield, Kansas Activities: Student Congress A Freshman Representative, Secretary Vice-President, President. Alpha Chi Honor Society - Regional Representative. Pom-Pon Squad - Captain - 2 years, Sponsor - 1 year. Philharmonic Choir - Vice-President. Behavioral Science Club - Vice-President, President. Theophiles fReligion Majors and Minorsl. Delta Omicron Pi Sorority - Secretary. Varsity Softball -A Lettered one year. Intramural softball and volleyball participant. Honors: Purple Key Society. Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Elected as 1984 Miss Wesleyan. STUDENT CONGRESS Executive Council: PRESIDENT ............ VICE-PRESIDENT ...... SECRETARY . . . PUBLIC RELATIONS . . . TREASURER . . . ACTIVITIES DIR. ...... . EXAB: DIRECTOR ..... MEMBERS . . . Members: Stephanie Cunningham Diana Jean Boyd Timothy Clover Carol Dixson Lisa Allen Mike McDougald Mike Liby Mike Liby Denise Schmidt Les Fredrickson Jodee Dalton Ralph Picarelli 82 Steve Maher Elizabeth Babcock Caroline Rhoads Brendan Harris Mike Myers Dave Whitted Kevin Rayl Craig Hauschild Devin O'Dell Clarie Calison Kay Palmer Darlene Peterson Julie McClure Kevin Bailey 6 MINORITY STUDENT UNIDN Executive Council: Members: President ............. Tim Myles Lavonne Baker Johnny Johnson Vice President ......... Trisha Jones Domita Jones Fuzzy Perrin Treasurer ...... ..... A llen Fields Stephanie Matlock John Preston Secretary ............. Jacque Jones Mary McCray Trisha Jones Public Relations ....... John Tackett Ulysses Preston Alberta Bell Sgt. of Arms .... ..... T errence Phox Rodney Stovall Jacque Jones Jennifer Jones I SU! CHESS CLUB 'I- ,,,, Officers President. . . 4, Dan Baker 'V Vice-President. . . Roger Wilson Secretary!Treasurer . . . Vincent Owen Stuco Representative . . . Darlene Peterson Members Julie McClure Dan Bicknell Devin O'Dell Dwight Rickard Kevin Bailey Debra Ewing Diana Rickard C lu b Sponsor Dorothy Hanna 83 84 l K: ',4vwf ll! 4 sr fm, , I nr Y Vx qw 5 Z-ff 353 . xii l Q4 2 42 1' 1 1 f f A ip? 3 AQ' ,fi OFFICERS President ........ ....,........ .... G i nger Trepoy Vice-President ..... ...... D enise Hooper Treasurer ........ .... K athy Hickerson ' f' K Secretary ........ .... D iana Rickard I' 1 Vfx Pledge Trainer ..... ....,.....,.... K im Reitz tx . .4 ACTIVES PLEDGES J odee Dalton Trish Camp Julie MacDowell Stephanie Alicia Lopez Cunningham Caroline Rhoads Cindy Wunder CPictures from bottom left, clockwisej. Denise Schmidt and Julie MacDowell show their stuff. President Ginger Trepoy reflects on moments of the past. The DOP'S are Kansas Wesleyan's only sorority on campus. ORGRITY GIRL 1?!, ,riff d a ARE YOU SURE NOBODY WILL RECOGNIZE US? Pi Sigma Upsilon 'ITZ The P1 Slgma Upsllon Fraternlty has been revlved under the dlrectlon of xts presldent M1ke L1by The Slg s held then' flrst meetmg ID May of 1984 and elected offlcers for the 1984 85 year Elected were Jason Ruckman Sgt of Arms Dave Whltted Treasurer M1ke McDougald Secretary M1ke Myers VICG Presldent M1ke L1by Presldent The fraternlty s sponsor IS Dr Al Nelson and the Frat Mother IS Bar bara Lyons The fraternlty members boast about belng the Fall Co ed also about capturlng the Flag Foot ball League Tltle and wlnnlng the Superbowl Actwes , P g Rod Arnold M1ke L1by John Tackett Dan Baker M1ke B111 Taylor w d H ph T1m Clover McDougald John Thelander , ,nfs ha P Todd Clover Barry Murphy Dave Whltted R WS h James Cole M1ke Myers Stan Wyatt Les Fredrlckson Jason Ruckman Randy Smlth . . . . . , 1 n , A 0. u , . Z e a i Q u ,A Q 4 a , I ' 9 . u , a , - President Mike Liby Softball Tournament Champs and Ist Semes er led es I u an H rris , e e nel' e Sauer ' c m mit ' 1.1 -KAlXliSASi s WESLEYAN 7 17' ' . J . s V SAUNA KANSAS 67401 1 985 SMS ,,j..3-if r ,t f U H -if af, I y li H if , 5 5 . f . , , A A, .. . s . t . - . . i gf s as ia... what ' K . I ,kkk . , A Q . 1-'95 t . s A 9 --,- ...M . . , ,,,A. .-,, ... .. ,,,, M., A-.- . . ,,... .,,....a.,...- . -. . ...,...,.,..,ng,M,,m,, ..,,.., ... ggwa .... .. ...ia-f My . QF... M 'F YM' ' 'sl el.. 1 lw,n-- , ..s..c.,.,.. . ,saw .gash .. 15W 's..:.a'...-N-2,7,,,a....a T i t :-1 - M, - .-Jw -N - af-M MQMN' ' ' : mw 'KU' 'Y W W A REWARDING YEAR The Kansas Wesleyan Advance, a newspaper proclaimed by the students, for the students by the editor John Griffin, proved to be an informative, creative and con- troversial publication. Even though it was produced by a relatively small staff, the quality of the newspaper was very impressive. Beginning as a weekly four-page paper, the Advance soon evolved into a bi-weekly eight-page paper and its focus was changed from strictly news writing to a more feature writing. In the course of the academic year, the Advance staff covered issues ranging from the induction of a new president to Kevin Bailey's Gruks on campus! The Kevin Bailey made his contribution to the Kansas Wesleyan Advance in advertising. K staff also sponsored a leg contest in which an R.E.O. Speedwagon concert ticket was awarded to the owner of the shapeliest legs. Perhaps the article that spurred the most controversy was John Griffin's editorial entitled, Cam- pus Cuties: Back to the Stone- Age in reference to the new recruiting program started by the football department. The editorial initiated a flood of letters to the editor, some agreeing with his view, some disagreeing. Because of the hard work and dedication of the staff members, the Kansas Wesleyan Advance experienced a very rewarding year. The faculty sponsor for the Ad- vance this year was Dr. Laura Bird. . W . 1984 85 Advance Staff General Editor Assistant Editor John Griffin Julie McClure Sports Editor Mike McDouga1d Photography Manager Cindy Wunder Advertising Manager Layout Editor Kevin Bailey Julie McClure Business Manager Steve Maher . . v 4.1 . Q Q f -.. 1 .ao 1 Q-a 1 .. fu. - . . 1.- - . .fo 5 - - J + lo KANSAS l l M WESLEYAN 5 1985 ss ss ' ,. ' H Q Q AQ Q Q' Q Q Q ' - '1'2-2-f-g.g.g.g.:.1-S 5.5 -S .i.f -S .S.f .S. 1 off' 'Q t W, M rl J , Q 4 wf ff i awww, ,og , L Q ,ou K 1 . K owfsr . W l K .,, I we 1 W b 'V X , It li .. ... , .. , ,. . . ,. . Q Q Q Q Q Q Q' Q Q Q Q Q' Q Q Q Q' Q Q Q' Q Q Q KANSAS WESLEYAN YEARBOOK STAFF 84 85 Devln 0 Dell Co editor Cemphasls rn producuonj Kay Palmer Co edxtor Cemphasrs rn busmessl Tony Guzman Photography Manager Scott Proctor Darlene Peterson Dan Bxcknell Sports Copy Edltor Photographer Photographer Staff Members Dxana Rmkard Patti Hulett Bobby Jones Elizabeth Babcock Vmcent Owen Sponsor Dr Wxiham Clyde Brown Taylor Representatlve Mr W11ham Mllls Special Thanks To all of you who were involved in the production and financlng of the 1984 85 Coyote K -K . , . .. . RogerWilson.... .. ......... ..........ArtsEditor A E, W 1 H4 sa w. -HW, W 1- -ff'-ff-w 5ff5gg,:,y:s- W u gage an W E' we or . 3' o f I ' -Y V755 E- :ill ,S 55255 15? E yr' U42 e QQ 5552 325 'QQ 5 it ff' gr eg KSFBQQ i i .oro, 5 ,z 54 5 A xi , f ,G 5 .1 xxlm , 4 fl ff 14 is 1 3 ::2,5:.,,- k....,.,,, 'Y 1. COMPUTER SCIENCE CLUB: IPicturedj. Dwayne Edelman, Jeff Burris, Lisa Allen CPublic Relationsl, Kevin Rayl CStuco Rep.J, Tom Duell tSponsorJ, Nazareth Karjian, Stephanie Cunningham, Dan Baker, Bob Harvester tSponsorl, David Hiechel. INOt Pic- turedj. Dana Schrader fPresidentJ, Mike Barkley Wice-Presidentl, Kim Reitz tSecretaryfTreasurerJ, Doug Kile, Alicia Lopez, Kathy Hickerson, Andy Kratzer, Elizabeth Babcock, Steven Chinn, and Johnson John. BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE CLUB: IPicturedj. Don Olson tSponsorJ, Ann Avery, Mary Beth Diedrich, Janice Foley, Trish Arganbright, Eileen Unruh tPresi- dentl, Jennifer Jones, Dr. MaryNell Travis-Neideffer tSponsorJ. INot Picturedj. Steve Maher. WRITERS' CLUB: IPicturedj. Scott Proctor, Brian Bray, Elizabeth Babcock tPresidentJ, Kay Palmer CSecretaryJ, Phil Menhusen tVice-Presidentj, Vincent Owen, Steve Maher Ullreasurerl, Devin O'Dell CPublici- tyl, Dr. William Clyde Brown fSponsorJ. INOt Pic- turcdj. Jeff' Ballard, Dan Baker, and Lavonne Baker. 88 va ,,,,5 Lisa Allen, Dana Schrader, and Mike Barkley discuss Tom Duell's Christmas list. ALPHA CHI: Kevin Bailey, Ann Koenigsman, Julianna Myers tVice-Presidentl, Stan Wyatt, Dr. Lawton Owen fSponsorD, Dr. Janet Juhnke CSpon- sorj, Tim Clover, Robin Johnson fPresidentJ, Di Boyd tRegional Representativel, Mike Myers CSecretaryfTreasurerJ. CLUBS Sz ORGANIZATIONS BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE WRITERS' CLUB ALPHA CHI I RR , fl? ,, I - A' I it , , ., .,, .:,. ,.,, ,,,. ' 'Mi l b V, .,,, N - W NV , , V Vi V ly V V , V ,ilf I, I M V V , wif- .. . M im i' in ' Y f ,, W,,I .,, 7 , .,, I 5 , Q, W E , E, W at W,,. W gg I ff M SRRCRR W W IIII if H ' ' a 2 . 'IIV V I' 'W ,I ., ,,:, Elizabeth Babcock was the president of Writers' Club for the 1984-85 academic year at KW. 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Dr. Lawton Owen Dr. Art Neuburger Z fn' 2 gr: :Z 3 Q 1l BIOSOC Members: iPictured, Left to Rightl. Diana Rickard, Mary Bergman, Bob Bohato Cforegroundj, Allen Fields, Vincent Owen. fTop leftl. Dr. Art Neuburger, Dwight Rickard, Tim Myles, Dr. Lawton Owen. CNot Picturedj. Cindy Wunder, Caroline Rhoads, Carol Dix- son, Devin O'Dell, Robin Johnson, Brenda Isaman, Julie Guynes, Scott Swanzy, John Thelander. LIONS . AN TIGERS . AN BEAR . . TECHNICAL THEATRE CLASS DURING MAKE-UP DAY: fPictured, Left to Rightj. O H o Monica Faudel, Kay Palmer, Devin O'Dell, LaVonne Baker, Brian Phillips, Michael Soden, and Bobby Jones. XMMTHEODULES CHANGE THEIR CLUB NAME T0 THEOPHILESXMM 7 THEOPHILEL, JoHN GRIFFIN s CC 77 Members WESLEY President ......,..,. Michael Myers Vice-President ,..,. Les Fredrickson Secretary!Treasurer . . . Dave Jenkins Stuco Representative , .Dave Whitted Four Kansas Wesleyanftudents Sponsors , . '- Dr. John Kahnjian have taken to the road this year as Dr. Laura Bird members of the cast of Wesley Diana Boyd This one act play was written by Greg Edgington M, ,W John Griffin, a Kansas Wesleyan Dan Englohardt preministerial student. It is being John Griffin is J performed as a part of the Craig Hauschild ff Methodist Bicentennial Celebra- Deidre Hughes f' tion this year. The play provides a Brian Bray brief look at John Wesley's life as Doug Turner 4. Q , the founder of the Methodist move- Kelly Sipes ment. It revolves around John Wesley's reflections on his own life Theophiles Cformerly Theodulesj is an and Methediem. The WeSley east organization made up of students who eeneieted Of the fellewing KW in 501119 way plan tg be involved in the Students: Dave Jenkins as Charles ministry. The organization has per- WeSley3 Craig Halleehild ae J0hf1 formed many plays and have done Weeleys Kay Palmer as the ln- many other activities throughout the qllirers and Kelly Sipes as Peter year, concluding with a senior party. Belllef- The Play Wae directed by The graduating members this year Kaye Dudley, and Dfeflueefl and Were Diana Boyd, Greg Edgington, sponsored by Chaplain Dave Smith. and Michael Myers. The club will miss their leadership and fellowship next year. DRAMA CLUB President A,A.......AA.. Kay Palmer Vice President .........rr Lisa Allen Secretary .........,. Kathy McCarty Representative .ii..... Dan Bicknell tPicture, Left to Rightl. Lisa Allen, Patti Huiett, Dr. Brown, Trisha Jones, Carol Dixson, Julie McClure, Kaye Dudley, Kay Palmer tkneelingl, Diana Rickard, Dan Bicknell, Doug Kile, Devin O'Dell tKneelingD, and Bobby Jones. Drama Club meets once a year to elect officers and to pick the Best Ac- tor, Best Actress, Best Supporting Actor, Best Supporting Actress and other academy-like awards from a cream of actors and supporters from the college's major productions dur- ing the school year. tBack Row, Left to Rightl lacque Jones Kim Reitz Trisha Jones CFront Rowj. Jane Montgomery Clarie Callison Krista Van Diest 'FMHSAY IT WITH PIZAZZY M CHEERLE DER D1 O I I XMTHEIR PERSONALITY AND BEAUTYg MAKES YOU WANT TO STAND UP 77 :mf AND CHEER! Y xxx 7 '? fS1tt1ngD Selma Sanchez Angle Holton Janet Thornburg fStand1ngJ Julre Soukup T1naUhl1k Llsa Chrysler Stacr Brennlng Clndy Hastmgs Jody Mueller Q - D' I sz x I 5 A J 4 1 llfle N 1 ,. V X V I ? D ., A ff 5' ' ek D I , A A . ' 2 Xe xff- 'xx A-W I If vii . '- 1 in a I 'D his V K : Y l l l . ' g . ' . I . '. I I ' I i 7 7 9 7 7 ' i i auf ik x K x 3 X 5 HC MP S TIE The Campus Cuties are ffirst row, from leftj Denise Schmidt, Selina Sanchez, Janet Thorn- berg, Angie Holton, Julie McClure, Csecond rowl Cindy Hastings, Royalyn Voss, Rene Voss, Teri Calcote, Mary Beth Diedrich, and Tina Uhlik, Cback rowj Assistant coach Vic Johnson. Controversial Subject Unfolds at K.W. Sometime during the spring semester, new Head Football Coach Jack Welch created a new recruiting program at Kansas Wesleyan. His idea was to have 'ccampus cuties give prospective football recruits tours around the campus to allow the players to meet more people than just the football players, coaches, and staff. However, a controversy soon arose. John Griffin, editor of the Kansas Wesleyan Advance newspaper, wrote an article titled Campus Cutiesi' and subtitled 'back to the stone-age' in his editorial column, denouncing the new recruiting format and calling it SEXIST! His editorial gained many responses, both positive and negative, and, as a result the name was changed. It is expected that the K.W. Cuties program will be continued next summer under a new name. Whether Coach Welch's new recruiting program is controversial, one thing is for sure - it has created a lot of excitement, raised morale, and overall has created a sense of unity. 5 l Xl 32. 5 x X 1 N x S is. if X X :- S- Z V , , MII! 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LOUIS FORSTER JR' ' ADMINI TRATIO PROFILE: President Marshall Stanton Ht. 6'3 Wt. 190 lbs. Hair: Lt. Brown Eyes: Blue AND NOT TO YIELD! TO STRIVE, TO SEEK, TO FIND, THE NEW GUARDS TAKE OVER AT KW. Hometown: Plains, Kansas Date of Birth: 10-15-35 Hobbies: Jogging, Tennis, Singing, Camping, THE WESLEYAN COMMUNITY Flying Radio Con- IS A GIFT WHICH INCREASES trolled Model IN VALUE AS WE SHARE IT. Airplanes. PROFILE: Dr. Albert Dimmitt, Vice President and Dean of Faculty Ht. 6'0 Hometown: Kansas City, Ks Wt. 215 lbs. Hair: Brown Date of Birth: 10-7-33 Eyes: Blue Hobbies: Collecting Fount- ain Pens, Rotary Club, Travel in Haiti. ONE GOOD YEAR DESERVES ANOTHER! PROFILE: Rev. Dave Smith, Dean of Studentsfchaplain Ht. 5'1OW Wt. 1751b5, Hometown: Greeley, Colorado Hair: Sandy Blonde Eyes: Blue Date of Birth: 1-6-52 Hobbies: Golf, Running, Reading. 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QQ' 26 '55 Nl' :r 'ISI -64' Not Pictured: Yolonda Dow, Rick Dunn, Leslie Durrant, Dwayne Edelman, James Fassler, Heidi Faulk, Jeff Garretson, Jill Gaschler, Richard Gruber, Dave Jacobs, Randy Jennings. ROW 1: Debbie Ewing Jenny Fessenden Allen Fields ROW 2: Les Fredrickson James Garcia John Gestl ROW 3: Gwyn Gottschalk David Harris Mike Hawley ROW 4: Beth Hendrickson Brenda Isaman Brad Johnson ROW 1: Walter Johnson Jennifer Jones Trisha Jones ROW 2: Stacey Kloberdanz Jackie Lanoue Betty Lynch ROW 3: Julie MacDowell Steve Maher Phil Menhusen ROW 4: Heather Miller Joe Mims Barry Murphy c .Q , . '5 fx 5 ii' .. . W W. .U - A Q sew 'RN X t i Ii eeel i T If .::. -: More Not Pictured: Domita Jones, Holly Justice, Andrew Kratzer, Alex Lankhorst, Gary Long, Liesl Mahaffy Janette Mathis. ROW 1: Tim Myles Dean Naasz Devin O'Dell ROW 2: Vincent Owen Marilee Panna Heidi Paquin ROW 3: David Penrod Tawnya Peterson Brian Phillips ROW 4: Terrence Phox Anita Preston John Preston ROW 1: Scott Proctor Joe Schierbaum Denise Schmidt ROW 2: Kelly Sipes Scott Swanzy Michelle Valcoure ROW 3: Deena Vargocko Royalyn Voss Chanyta Warren ROW 4: Gary Waugh Hing Hock Yong 'Jeff Ballard 'Ballard was accidentally left off the alphabetized list before the Sophomore pages were done. He should have been listed after Babcock. 126 4. fF I ,Q e I ? t '52 v 91 M- Not Pictured: Randall Rath, Ben Schmidt, Denise Schneider, Debra Shumaker, Judy Tucker, Kurt Williams, Kevin Wohler. JU IOR Not Pictured Betty Acock Sand Adulaz Al-Failakawi Issa Hamad Al-Oan Rodney Arnold Mike Barkley Kevin Brown James Calomino tg ROW 1: Kevin Bailey Cecilia Bieber ROW 2: Mark Bird Greg Blanton Darin Boyer ROW 3: Isaias Calles Trish Camp UNIOR Not Pictured Todd Clark James Cole Lee Copeland Lillian Davis Janette Hanson David Hiechel Susan Horner Johnson John Ann Koenigsman ms.- Q.: ROW 1: Karla Campbell Stephanie Cunningham ROW 2: DeMerle Eckart Maurice Elekwachi Carl Ellis ROW 3: Daniel Englehardt Henry Enunwa 353 . , So N5lfl'llUl3l5'N1 1-nr Two Qexuur ies 1 b PROCLAIMING .fix .EN x- Sv X ..... '.E'.'Lf QT'-2 q. if Maj. I Km I 1 Y Q: if 1 ' Nl 2 X- in W515LE?!-Xiirayf 4. 5 I ROW 1: David Frederick Angela Gaxiola John Griffin ROW 2: Mohammad Abdullah Jamal David Jenkins Nazarareth Karjian ROW 3: Mike Liby Michele Marostica JU IOR Not Pictured Sally McDaniel Phyllis Powell Beth Ross Glenda Sasser Koleta Tittle Penny Walker dvi ROW 1: Mike McDougald Marilyn Oliver ROW 2: Darcy Parrish Bernie Pearson Lawrence Parrin ROW 3: Russ Pleiman David Pottinger I Lm,, , 2 Ar ROW 1: Kim Reitz Diana Rickard Renae Rensberger ROW 2: Robert Thompson Tina Uhlik Gary Upshaw ROW 3: Rose Van Winkle Stan Wyatt N-GRADUATI G SENIOR ROW 1: ROW 2: ROW 3: ROW 4: Daniel Baker Julie Guynes Becky Peters Connie Romm Ron Bingham Doug Kile Darlene Peterson Ginger Trepoy Lori Cavanaugh Jacque Jones Ralph Picarelli Dave Whitted Tim Clover Brent Moubry Scott Ritter Roger Wilson EX LWIUYIEXE. ELQJCDEKR CQQQEJKQQWUQJM' xxx S xx . l'.'Jf' S 'L XX, A' V l I ff 2 47 ' ,4 Z X 5 , , J f 7 b w Y f ' . I f ., 5 5 5 Z 1 '- 4 Y Q S ra-Y-if 'K 31 , ,.., - A K f f f if - ,g- f4 , X X EL' A Ta, -v.:+.,.:: S- , K.W. PRE JE . . . THE CLASS or '85 FRONT ROW: Joni Alton, James Bailey, Alberta Bell, Bradley Bingesser, Diana Boyd, Curtis Carpenter, Rafael Cintron, Darrell Cox, Greg Edgington, Larry Edwards. SECOND ROW: Cathy Emig, Tad Green, Gene Hartman, Joe Rodriguez, Ray Hinchsliff, Denise Hooper, Ricky Lampkins, Ellen McFadden. THIRD ROW: Julianna Myers, Mike Myers, Kay Palmer, Steve Rivers, Randy Smith, Karmel Swindler, John Tackett, Bill Taylor, Eileen Unruh. FOURTH ROW: Jeff Ward, Doree Battles, Melody Ast, Kathy Hickerson, Robin Johnson, Paul Kenyon, Jr., Alicia Lopez. BACK ROW: Jeff Nicholson, Dwight Rickard, Yvonne Larson, Darcy Parrish, Jason Ruckman, Brad Marler. lf a person were to try to sell a new product on the market that had been factory tested to satisfy its maker, how would he go about marketing it. The manufacturers of Coca-A-Cola promote their pro- duct by having Bill Cosby say, Coke is it, or Coke is the real thing! James Garner sells cameras by telling the public that all you have to do is press the button, and it does the restf, Gatorade would like its customers to see that their product Quenches your thirst. Imagine trying to sell a product like a college graduate to an employer. Would it be ok to have Bill Cosby say, James Bailey is it!'7 or Jason Ruckman is the real thing! What if James Garner said 'fJust press the button, and Denise Hooper does the rest. And would it be right to say that a college graduate Hquenches your thirst? This is not the way to sell college graduates. Every year at graduation time, are we going to hear the words new and improved on campus? Of course, not. Every graduate sells themselves in their own way. Whether it is by having innate qualities that impress an employer, or through dedication, leadership, and achievement which catches the eye of the employer, if the time is right and a person tries hard to suc- ceed . . . he or she needs no logo to sell themselves. The class of 1985 needs only to be the best that they can be. Good luck graduates! v NN. i . ,...,., ,ff- Q 'S i Y' E 'i:, if KK-x 9 Af Zi if f f ,. ' f A A is h ala v J Sh' f S is 4 nfiii Q, Ig K gig is -w S R 5. kk . ' ' A fm Q- X .S .. A 5 Q ,ig gi . Q53 Zi KN if Q sf? ' N, A 3 , 'S -3 5 ' . i .rs Q W , . 4 , , . ff Q xg ff M.. ,. if V, . ' 9 ., fill is . X wx vii -uf ,W ,, :.A is af . - e a Lid, 4,331 nf: 'M WSIS, -f LN V5 CANDIDATES EOR DEGREES ' HONORARY DEGREE DOCTOR of PUBLIC SERVICE Ralph E Reltz BACHELOR of ARTS J om Lee Webber Alton D Lampkxns James Andrew J Martxmtz Alberta McFadden MCL8Ughl1H Dlana Fassler Curtrs Rafael Myers John J Clark Kay Palmer Darrell Leonard Cox Wayne Perry Gregory Lee Edgrngton Rlvers Laurence Merton Edwards umberto Rodrlguez M1chael Edward Elmborg Wayne Smith Catherrne M Emlg L Swmdler Erxc Dean Evans John Tackett Dav1d Lee Goodwm Danrta L Beougher Tanzer Elvm James Green Wrlham R Taylor Gene N Hartman Elleen Stephens Wllson Unruh Bradley Earl J efferey John Ward Ray C Elame Mar1e Wrlson Demse Dlanne Joedy Lee Zlmmerman BACHELOR of SCIENCE Hermes Alma A Lopez Melody Bradley Eugene Marler Doree Alma Jeffrey Wayne Nlcholson M Antonlo Guzman Dw1ght Lee Rlckard Rebecca L Head Jason D Ruckman Katheryn L Hrckerson Dana L fnn Schrader Robln Mlchelle Johnson Marl I-Iopkms Urban Paul Ralph Kenyon Jr Judy C Wells ASSOCIATE of ARTS Yvonne Monette Larson Darcy Jamal Parrlsh GRADUATING WITH HONORS Summa cum Laude Magna cum Laude cum Laude Robm Mlchelle Johnson Hermes Manuel Anas Drana Jean Boyd J ullana Maureen Fassler Myers Curt1s Brent Mlehael E Myers Carpenter Elleen Stephens WIISOH Unruh Catherme M Emrg . . . . . . . l . . , . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I I . 0 i Q Q - A ' ' . ' , I . f ' TV?azE'f2ieff::i,i-lunz--1-af ,- , ..,'I'1'IVi:1il:ff'-ff' , K . 1, I . I ' I I I I . . . . . Y I7 Cl 1 I , . . . . . I . , I . . ,z-:Q , 5 fx -1 g ' . . . . . . , I 0 THE PROD CT OF HARD WORK IS SUCCESS! fPictures, Left to Righti. Larry Edwards was the oldest, and the youngest in spirit to graduate from Kansas Wesleyan this spring. Donald Duck was relieved to finally hear that his nephews - Huey, Lewey, and Dewey -+- had graduated. As others look excited that graduation is over, Doree Battles is relieved. Doree walks away with a degree. Tony Guzman er Lewey will he good in his field. Three ways to look at graduation. Uncle Darcy! FACULTY SPEAKER AT GRADUATION: Consuelo Diaz You are Already Looking to the Future with Nostalgia STUDENT HALL OF FAME AWARDS: Female -M Diana Jean Boyd Male - Michael E. Myers 137 'Une Day AT 'W' . A TIME ii:- X la - X :P ,L., 5 fff jj ff I ' xx :Ml xx 1 E A' X N 0 J Kan 545- Mfffy X K 7 5 I Te f' 'X 'I Q X ' Q . - Q Q 4 I i W.M,,w ' ' Q, 1 5 -ligfef N 5 W E J X xt f ff N X -Q- L ax O l 3 M 'I L N im N ff : I I X I, 10. . I ' A K 9 Q lf, -4 X? N- - A 'f A, if E 7 . ., f l S V- iifirr af ' ,W - X Y f'Tfl? ' X 4.-H , 1' v if' 7 ff, if A QW, ,ff 'H . ff ji? 3 :+5-l +f'f2 l if V Y Ql 4:f'g .V 17,111 I' -- VW A.., ga ' aa ., ., .... ,.. .. .... , ., 'NWMNM -:,: 1, WW W I Wade, Glenna, Avery A exander ene Blsse Central Offlce P Chelo Choca D132 Phll and Kaye Dudley xrst Unlted Methodlst James T and Karen Pat Harshbarger eorge Hefke Scott Tracy, and Kayla Savary S 1 Palmer Rowley A 'FU HI E' DAY Pictures fLeft to Rightj. Melanie Abbott and Mark Crawford have always dreamed about becoming Raggedy-Ann and Raggedy-Andy - they got their chance on Halloween. James Cole puts the finishing touches on the Christmas tree. What is Keith Blake doing dressed up like a female cheerleader? He is using a theory of his about the Voss sisters iRosalyn and Renel, If you can't catch them, join themf' Ball Room Dancing was a popular seminar class ' iffy f this year for both young and older. 5 ' 2 V' ., --......,,,,mm- uni!! , 6 Y ww.. j 4 1 5 ALL WORK A D O PLA-gf. .. 141 A Abbot, Melanie 112, 141 Acock, Betty 127 Adams, Marlene 122 Aiken, Bobby 76, 112 Alexander, Bobby 62 Alexander, Glenna 106 Al-Failakawi, Sand 127 Allen, Lisa 30, 42, 44, 82, 88, 92, 122 Al-Oan, Issa Hamad 127 Alton, Joni 17, 134, 136 Angst, Amy 112 Apperson, Gary 112 Arganbright, Trish 88, 122 Arias, Hermes, 17, 136 Arnold, Rod 85, 127 Ast, Melody 17, 134, 136 Atwood, Lanis 103 Avery, Ann 88, 112 B Babcock, Elizabeth 42, 44, 82, 87, 88, 89, 122 Bagby, Gary 62 Bailey, James 17, 76, 134, 136 Bailey, Kevin 7, 10, 44, 82, 83, 85, 86, 88, 127 Baker, Dan 42, 44, 83, 85, 88, 132 Baker, Lavonne 5, 83, 88, 90, 112 Ballard, Jeff 88, 109, 126 Ballenger, Angi 53, 112 Ballentyne, Darren 112 Bals, Dr. Karen 45, 52, 102 Barkley, Mike 88, 127 Barr, Greg 122 Battles, Doree 17, 134, 136 Bean, Brad 112 Bell, Alberta 17, 83, 134, 136 Bennett, Tyler 54 Bennett, Walter 122 Bergman, Mary 90, 113 Bernard, Pat 33, 78 Bevan, Mary V. 104 Bicknell, Dan 50, 83, 87, 92, 122 Bieber, Cecilia 46, 63, 64, 65, 68, 69, 75, 127 Biifggsser, Brad 17, 38, 72, 73, 134, Bingesser, Jon 62, 63, 104 Bingham, Ron 132 Birg, Dr. Laura 45, 91, 98 Bird, Mark 40, 127 Bissell, Gene 62, 104 Bisterfeldt, Tina 112 Black, Robert 62, 113 Blacknall, Dennis 112 Blake, Keith 53, 113, 141 Blanton, Greg 53, 62, 127 Board of Trustees 96 Bohata, Bob 14, 90, 112 Boman, Linda 105 Boyd, Diana 11, 18, 34, 36, 38, 41, 44, 82, 88, 91, 134, 136 Boyd, Stacey 112 Boyer, Darrin 33, 62, 78, 80, 127 Brabb, Kathy 112 Brannen, Donna 53, 113 Bray, Brian 88, 91, 122 Brenning, Staci 93, 113 Briscoe, James 53 Brooks, Tim 122 Brown, Kevin 127 Brown, Sandy 68, 75, 122 Brggvn, Dr. William Clyde 87, 88, 92, Buchholz, Linda 109 Bulleigh, Jeff 112 Burris, Jeff 88, 122 Bush, Mike 62, 113 Butcher, Carl 109 Calcote, Teri 52, 53, 94, 114 Calles, Isaias 127 Callison, Clarie 53, 82, 92, 112 Calomino, James 127 Camp, Trish 68, 75, 84, 127 Campbell, Karla 33, 47, 66, 67, 68, 78 79, 80, 128 Carman, Kenneth 101 Carpenter, Curtis 18, 134, 136 Cavanaugh, Lori 44, 52, 53, 132 Chacon, John 42, 62, 76, 114 Chinn, Steve 44, 88, 122 Chrysler, Lisa 93, 114 Cintron, Rafael 18, 62, 134, 136 Clark, Dave 32 Clark, Dwight 78 Clark, Jay 15, 18, 136 Clark, Todd 128 Claussen, Dawn 44, 122 Clayton, Dr. Howard 110 Clover, Tim 4, 41, 45, 82, 85, 88, 132 Clover, Todd 44, 85, 128 Clubb, Alan 62, 114 Cole, James 37, 78, 79, 85, 128,141 Copeland, Lee 128 Cox Cox, Cox, Teresa 122 Cot, , Darrell 18, 134, 136 James 122 Sandy 112 Crockett, Laurinda 1 12 Crough, Tony 41 Cunningham, Stephanie 40, 82, 84, 88, 128 D Dalton, Jodee 37, 64, 82, 90, 92, 122 Darby, Diana 45, 122 Davis, Greg 112 David, Lillian 128 Deering, Gus 38, 72, 122 Diaz, Consuelo 102 Diedrich, Mary Beth 53, 88, 94 Dimmitt, Dr. Albert 45,97 Dixson, Carl 11, 36, 82, 90, 92, 122 Dolton, Michele 112 Dow, Yolonda 123 Downing, Greg 62, 114 Drake, Dr. Sheila 45, 98 Dudley, M. Kaye 45, 50, 55, 91, 92, 102, 103 Duell, Tom 88, 100 Dunn, Rick 123 Durrant, Leslie 66, 67, 75, 123 E Eckart, DeMerle 128 Edelman, Dennis 112 Edelman, Duane 88, 123 Edggiggton, Greg 18, 45, 53, 91, 134, Edwards, Larry 18, 134, 136, 137 Elekwachi, Maurice 128 Ellis, Carl 128 Elmborg, Mike 19, 136 Emidy, Simon 112 Emig, Cathy 19, 134, 136 Englehardt, Dan 42, 91, 128 Enunwa, Henry 128 ' Evans, Eric 19, 52, 53, 136 Evans, James 112 Ewing, Debbie 42, 44, 83, 123 F Fassler, James 67, 123 Faudel, Monica 10, 64, 90, 115 Faulk, Heidi 123 Favre, Dr. Jack 102 Fessenden, Jenny 64, 65, 68, 75, 123 Fields, Allen 66, 67, 78, 79, 80, 83, 90 123 Flesher, Kelley 115 Foley, Janice 53, 88, 112 Forrest, Bill 34, 62, 115 Forster, Sharon 106 Frazell, Sharon 106 Frederick, David 129 Fredrickson, Les 4, 53, 82, 85, 91, 123 Fulgrum, Adrian 62 G Garcia, Dean 62 Garcia, James 62, 123 Garretson, Jeff 76, 123 Garretson, Jill 63, 74 Garretson, Mike 68, 76, 77 Gaschler, Jill 123 Gaxiola, Angela 68, 69, 129 Gesml, John 76, 123 Gibson, James 78 Gilbert, Dominique 112 Giles, Dr. Charles 101 Goetz, Nellie 4, 109 Goodwin, David 19, 136 Gottschalk 64, 123 Govan, Carl 62 Graham, Barbara 112 Gray, Barney 72, 78, 112 Green, Danny 1 12 Green, Tad 20, 45, 134, 136 Gregoire, Lona 112 Griffin, John 45, 48, 50, 86, 91, 94, 129 Grove, Rev. Larry 54 Gruber, Richard 123 Guise, Carol 112 Gustafson, Gus 54, 106 Guynes, Julie 33, 40, 45, 66, 67, 68, 78, 90, 132 Guzman, Tony 5, 13, 20, 38, 54, 55, 87, 136 H Hagen, Amy 52, 53, 115 Hagmier, Jack 62 Hall, Mike 112 Hanna, Dr. Dorothy 83, 100 Hanson, Debbie 105 Hanson, Janette 128 Harms, Karen 53, 112 Harris, Brendan 82, 85, 115 Harris, David 123 Hartman, Gene 20, 62, 134, 136 Harvester, Bob 88, 101 Harzman, Brad 21, 136 Hastings, Cindy 36, 38, 42, 93, 94, 103, 115 gzzsuschild, Craig 50, 54, 55, 82, 91, Hawley, Mike 123 Head, Rebecca 21, 136 Hefke, Dr. George 102 Hendrickson, Beth 123 Hephner, Wade 85 Herbert, Kevin 112 Hernandez, Albert 62 Hickerson, Kathy 21, 63, 64, 65, 68, 84, 88, 134, 136 Hiechel, David 88, 128 Hinchsliff, Ray 21, 134, 136 Hoffman, Chris 62, 112 Holton, Angie 36, 38, 93, 94, 116 Hooper, Denise 22, 32, 45, 63, 64, 65, 84, 134, 136 Hopkins, Nadine 107 Horner, Susan 128 Hughes, Diedre 92, 115 Huiett, Patti 87, 92, 1 16 Hunt, Stacy 52, 53, 116 Hutzler, Chris 38, 7 2, 112 I, J Isaman, Brenda 90, 123 Jacobs, Dave 123 Jakopec, Jeff 76, 116 Jamal, Mohammad Abdullah 129 Jennings, Randy 13, 123 Jett, Kirk 42,76,112 John, Johnson, 88, 128 Johnson, Brad 62, 78, 79, 123 Johnson, Ed 62 Johnson, Johnny 83, 112 Johnson, Nancy 64, 117 Johnson, Robin 22, 88, 90, 134, 136 Johnson, Vic 94 Johnson, Walter 112, 124 Jones Jones Jones Jones 124 ,Bobby 54, 57, 87,90,92,117 Domita 66, 67, 83, 124 Jones, , Jacque 33, 83, 92, 132 Jennifer 83, 88, 124 Jones, , Jerry 36, 45, 47, 72, 74, 108 Paul 117 Jones, ,Trisha 11, 50, 55, 57, 83, 92, Juhnke, Dr. Janet 45, 88, 98 Justice, Holly 124 K Kahnjian, Dr. John 91, 98 Karjian, Nazareth 88, 129 Keefe, Robert 62, 117 Kennedy, Joe 13, 78, 117 Kenyon, Paul Jr. 22, 134, 136 Kernan, Jenifer 34 Kernan, John 34, 67, 104 Key, Doug 1 12 Dile, Doug 52, 53, 88, 92, 132 Kloberdanz, Stacy 64, 124 Klostermeyer, Ken 102 Klug, Greg 67, 78, 112 Knuth, Herb 109 Koenigsman, Ann 44, 88, 128 Kratzer, Andy 44, 88, 124 Kratzer, Penny 1 12 Kujawa, Ray 1 12 L Lampkins, Ricky 23, 134, 136 Lankhorst, Alex 52, 53, 124 Lanoue, Jackie 52, 53, 124 Larson, Milton 101 Larson, Yvonne Monette 136 Lee, Kellie 5, 112 Liby, Mike 42, 62, 82, 85, 129 Lohmeyer, Julie 108 Long, Don 62 Long, Gary 124 Lopez, Alicia 23, 84, 88, 134, 136 Lu, Ching 53 Lynch, Betty 124 Lyon, Barbara 106 MacDowell, Julie 37, 64, 84, 124 Mahaffy, Liesl 124 Maher, Steve 82, 86, 88, 124 Maiale, Bob 62, 117 Markwardt, Kevin 62 Marler, Brad 23, 134, 136 Maggstica, Michelle 37, 64, 65, 68, Martinitz, Kathryn 24, 136 Mason, Doug 4, 105 Mathis, Janette 124 Matlock, Stephanie 83, 112 McCarty, Kathy 92 McCaslin, Kathy 118 McClure, Julie 10, 44, 50, 52, 53, 54, 82,83,86,92,94,118 McConkey, Peggy 109 McCray, Mary 64, 83, 112 McDaniel, Sally 130 McDougald, Mike 38, 45, 72, 82, 85, 86, 130 McDowell, Jody 107 McFadden, Ellen 24, 134, 136 McLaughlin, Thomas 24, 136 Menhusen, Phil 45, 53, 88, 89, 124 Mewborn, Kenneth 62 Miller, Heather 124 Miller, Kim 112 Mims, Joe 33, 62, 124 Mitchell, Brian 112 Montague, Jason 54 Montegue, Jim 109 Montgomery, Jane 92 Montgomery, Mera 7 Montgomery, Sam 7 Moran, Darrell 37 Moran, James 112 Moses, Brent 118 Moubry, Brent 132 Mueller, Cynthia 118 Mueller, Jody 93, 118 Murphy, Barry 53, 62, 85, 124 Myers, Julianna 24, 39, 41, 44, 82,85 88,91,134,136 Myers, Michael 24, 39, 41, 44, 82, 85, 88, 91, 134, 136 Myles, Tim 11, 66, 67, 78, 83, 90, 125 N Naasz, Dean 62, 125 Naegele, Doug 62, 1 18 Naused, Kim 13 Neal, Jeff 62, 119 Nelson, Dr. Al 16, 45, 98 Nelson, Bobby 107 Neuburger, Dr. Art 90, 100 Nicholson, Jeff 24, 134, 136 Nolan, Ken 76 0 , 0'Dell, Devin 45, 50, 82, 83, 87, 88, 90 92, 125 Oliver, Marilyn 54, 130 Olson, David 50, 112 Olson, Dr. Don 88, 100 Owen, Dr. Lawton 6, 90, 101 Owen, Vincent 30, 83, 87, 88, 90, 125 P Palmer, Doug 50 Palmer, Kay 6, 25, 44, 45, 48, 50, 54, 57, 82, 87, 88, 90, 91, 92, 134,136 Panna, Merilee 64, 65, 125 Paquin, Heidi 125 Park, Sheen 125 Parsons, Jeff 14, 76, 119 Patel, Bhadresh 125 Patterson, Dorothy 109 Pearson, Bernie 130 Penrod, Brian 54 Penrod, David 44, 54, 56, 57, 125 Perod, Mike 44, 125 Perrish, Darcy 130 Perry, Scott 78, 136 Peters, Becky 36, 38, 132 Peterson, Darlene 82, 83, 87 , 132 Peterson, Olive 54, 57 Peterson, Tawnya 44, 125 Peterson, Vonda 54, 57 Phillips, Brian 90, 125 Phox, Terrence 62, 72, 83, 125 Picarelli, Ralph 6, 33, 36, 54, 56, 62, 82, 132 Pleiman, Russ 54, 72, 73, 130 Pottinger, David 32, 62, 130 , Powell, Phyllis 130 Presley, Elvis 112 Preston, Anita 125 Preston, John 83, 125 Preston, Ulysses 83 Pridey, Duane 109 Proctor, Scott 47, 76, 87, 88, 126 Q, R Rasmusson, LoVaune 107 Rath, Randy 76, 126 Rayl, Kevin 53, 82, 88, 112 Reese, Kathy 112 Reiber, Mike 112 Reitz, Kim 13, 33, 34, 40, 45, 63, 64, 65, 68, 75, 84, 88, 92, 131 Rensberger, Renae 38, 68, 69, 131 Rhoads, Caroline 11, 82, 84, 90, 119 Rickard, Diana 42, 45, 83, 84, 87, 90, 92, 131 Rickard, Dwight 25, 83, 90, 134, 136 Rietzke, Tracy 63, 68, 74, 75, 104 Rindt, Brian 112 Ritter, Scott 33, 62, 132 Rivers, Steve 25, 33, 47, 62, 134, 136 Roach, Mike 112 Rodde, James 52 Romm, Connie 132 Ross, Beth 44, 130 Ruckman, Jason 13, 26, 40, 66, 67, 85, 134, 136 S Sanchez, Selina 52, 53, 93, 94, 103, 119 Sankaran, Menoj 10, 119 Sasser, Glenna 130 Sauer, Dave 62, 85, 119 Schaeffer, Lucy 41 Schamp, Jeff 62, 85, 120 Schierbaum, Jo 64, 65, 75, 126 Schmidt, Ben 11, 50, 126 Schmidt, Denise 36, 44, 52, 53, 82, 84 94, 126 Schneider, Denise 126 Schrader, Dana 26, 88, 136 Seng, Sue Ann 107 Shea, Geraldine 112 Showalter, Marlene 105 Shumaker, Debra 126 Siemers, Ann 108 Sipes, Kelly 5, 54, 91, 126 Simpson, Donna 107 Sippel, Rhonda 112 Smith, Ben 109 Smith, Billy 120 Smith, Dave 34, 36, 45, 54, 91,97 Smith, Jeremee 34 Smith, Randy 6, 26, 85, 134, 136 Smith, Rusty 85, 112 Smock, Mary 112 Soden, Mike 50, 76, 90, 120 Somers, Rob 109 Soukup, Julie 15, 42, 93, 120 Stanley, Karla 112 Stgnton, Marshall 32, 43, 45, 48, 54, 7 Stovall, Rodney 83, 112 Stranberg, Linda 110 Sullivan, Syble 32, 34 Sun, Chian Yi 112 Swanzy, Scott 10, 34, 42, 62, 78, 80, 90, 126 Swedlund, Helen 110 Swindler, Karmel 27, 134, 136 T Tackett, John 27, 62, 83, 85, 134, 136 Tanner, Rod 120 Tanzer, Danita 136 Taylor, Bill 27, 62, 72, 85, 134, 136 Taylor, Tammy 112 Thelander, John 67, 85, 90 Thompson, Robert 47, 78, 131 Thornburg, Janet 64, 93, 94, 120 Tiller, Al 72, 105 Tillman, Jeff 73, 112 Tittle, Koleta 130 Travis-Neideffer, M. 88, 101 Trepoy, Ginger 47, 66, 67, 78, 84, 132 Trulson, Jan 108 Tucker, Judy 126 Turner, Doug 91 Tynes, Wilma 68 U, V Uhlik, Tina 93, 94, 131 Unruh, Eileen 28, 88, 134, 136 Upshaw, Gary 72, 78, 131 Urban, Marla 136 Urenda, Dean 54, 121 Valcoure, Jane 108 Valcoure, Michelle 54, 55, 126 Van Diest, Krista 92, 112 Van Winkle, Rose 131 Vargocko, Deena 38, 68, 75, 126 Voss, Rene 34, 64, 94, 121, 141 Voss, Royalyn 34, 44, 48, 52, 53, 68, 94, 126, 141 W, X, Y, Z Walker, Penny 130 Ward, Jeff 15, 28, 62, 76, 134, 136 Warren, Chanyta 68, 126 Waugh, Gary 126 Welch, Jack 94 Wells, Judy 136 Werhan, Donna 110 Werries, Linda 109 West, Jeff 121 Whitted, Dave 38, 67, 82, 85, 91, 132 Wilcox, Karen 112 Wilkinson, Dr. Norm 100 Williams, Angie 107 Williams, Kurt 126 Willis, Polly 112 Wilson, Elaine 136 Wilson, Greg 62 Wilson, Kevin 62 Wglggn, Roger 1, 32, 45, 52, 53, 83, 87 Wohler, Kevin 78, 79, 126 Wunder, Cindy 11, 84, 86, 90, 121 Wyatt, Stan 40, 44, 45, 72, 78, 79, 85, 88, 131 Yong, Hing Hock 126 Young, Joyce 121 Young, Mike 36, 37, 53, 121 Zerger, Ted 100 Ziegler, Patrick 112 Zimmerman, Dennis 76, 112 Zimmerman, Joedy 4, 28, 40, 47, 63, 64, 65, 68, 69, 136 11 I WMA I I. 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