Missouri Southern State University - Crossroads Yearbook (Joplin, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 260 of the 1981 volume:

Heee... eecccrrr... rrrre’s SOUTHERN Set your dial to happy days at South¬ ern. Tune in to memories of a great year and view the days of our lives as we discover . . . ourselves . . . We only have one life to live and Southern is preparing us for ours. Our preparations involve . . . listening . . . researching . . . We have our own Archie’s Place. It is a varied enter¬ tainment and educational studying observing playing center. Our place for . . . books . . . anatomy . . . cards . . . In the Lion’s Den. Debbie Gipson, Queen The crossroads of our lives. Which way do we go? Our quest leads to times of . . . indecision . . . speculation . . . 10 11 However we compete in the wide world of sports, we know the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat. With determination and con¬ centration we . . . fire rifles . . • bounce basketballs . . . play chess . . . pass footballs . . . disco dance. shoot pool. . • We are all real people, each of us special and unique. We are . . . 14 The doctors at general hospital search for tomorrow while, young and restless, all my children stand at the edge of night as the guiding light gives ryan hope of finding the love of life. 17 18 • m . • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• « •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••!•• P % •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••, % . •p«i •••• ••• • ••••• •••••• ••• • CANDID CAMPUS AND THE BEAT GOES ON The Campus Activities Board sponsored several dances this year. The social occasions were attended and enjoyed by many MSSC students. The dress attire ranged from come-as- you-are (dances located behind the dorms) to semi-formal (the Sweetheard dance and the Christmas dance located in the College Union Ballroom). 20 Toga, Toga, Toga . . . Thursday, September 11, saw the Fred G. Hughes Stadium parking lot overtaken by MSSC students clad in sheets. It ap¬ peared the price of an education had gotten to some stu¬ dents. It turned out to be only a “Roman Toga Party”. The well attended gathering included a visit from the Joplin Police Department. Music for the four-hour long dance was provided by Steve Scott Disco of Joplin. The constant flow of students to their cars and back again, made you wonder if the pro¬ vided refreshments were unappreciated. On the other hand, you have to consider that there were no provided refresh¬ ments. The custodial and security people made several trips to the trash cans. The event is to become a regular semester happening. 21 POOL SHARKS The second annual pool tournament was held in the Lion’s Den in Billingsly Student Center. Faculty, staff, and students participated in the two-day event. The finalists were selected by process of elimination. Gary Mulkey, of the math depart¬ ment, won the tournament. Endurance Tested The 1981 dance-a-thon, held in Robert Ellis Young Gymna¬ sium, had an excellent turnout. Dance couples who participat¬ ed in the event collected pledges as to the number of hours they completed. The event lasted from 9:00 a.m. on Satur¬ day to 9:00 p.m. on Sunday. Couples were provided with food and drink and raised several thousand dollars for Muscu¬ lar Dystrophy. Much of the success was due to the Kappa Al¬ pha organization. 23 RESIDENCE HALLS EXPAND Living on campus has always been part of student life here at Southern. It becomes an even bigger operation with the construction of the five new two-story residence halls. The halls are co-ed with the exception of Hall B (all women) and Hall C (all men) and with up to five people housed in the apartment-like units. This year it was only necessary to house four people per unit. The apartments contain a large livingroom (two chairs, sofa, two end-ta¬ bles, and a coffe-table) a corner partition (a fu¬ ture kitchen) and a bath. Every unit has its own mailing address and the road is Sarcoxie Trail. Each residence hall has a Student Assistant that is available at all times. Hall B contains the recreation and laundry rooms for the new residence students. Top left: new residence hall bedroom. Right: Webster Hall bedroom. Center: new residence hall livingroom. Immediate Right: A haircutting session in Webster Hall. Webster and South Halls are the older complexes on campus. It is made up of rooms that house two people each. As with any place, residence hall living has to be made more com¬ fortable. The taste in decor has a wide range as seen in the accompanying pictures. There are neat and simple rooms, neat and complicated rooms and ones where the floor is hard to lo¬ cate because the occupant doesn’t pick anything up and can’t find anything. Dorm living can be tough for those who have never shared before. It takes some time to adjust. There are many activities that go along with dorm living. People style hair in the halls, finish canoes in rooms, sew, listen to problems, and much more. Top Left: bedroom in South Hall. Top Right: outside of South Hall. Center: bedroom in Webster Hall. Immediate Left: student in South Hall. 25 ABOVE LEFT: Homecoming parade participants. ABOVE RIGHT: Clowns provided entertainment at the cookout celebration. DIRECTLY ABOVE: A C.A.B. member handed out memento balloons during the cookout. The 1980 “Lion’s By A Landslide” homecoming was kicked off on Thursday, October 30, with a pep rally spon¬ sored by the Downtown Joplin Merchants Association. The Cheerleaders, Coach Frazier, and the senior football players were featured along with the homecoming royalty candidates. The 17 candidates, sponsored by various organizations on campus, were taken to Beefmasters for lunch, featured on KTVJ’s Carol Parker Show, and taken on to the pep rally. Joplin Mayor Jack Belden proclaimed the weekend as Green and Gold Weekend and presented M.S.S.C. with a Green and Gold Proclamation. On Friday at 2:00 p.m. the campus decorations from dif¬ ferent organizations were judged and Industrial Technology was announced as the winner. The student body had selected 6 finalists and a queen by ballot. They were: Ivy Pugh, Debbie Gibson, Rayma Hartley, Stephanie Ruble, Genea Rough, Linda Talkin, and Marilyn Kanast. An all-campus cookout was held near the biology pond. Dwayne Bowman and the International Road Show provided musical entertain¬ ment for all. Glenn Edgin, C.A.B. Chairperson, announced that Debbie Gibson was chosen 1980 Homecoming Queen. The night was climaxed with a concert performance by Rick Nelson and Gene Cotton. Saturday November 1, began with a parade down Main Street at 10:00 a.m. Thirty-five marching units and a host of organizational floats made up the procession. The Kappa Al¬ phas were judged to be the winners of the float competition. At 12:45 p.m., the game ball was parachuted into Hughes Stadium onto the 50 yard line. During half-time, the highlight was the formal coronation of Queen Debbie Gibson by Sr. Class President Campanella Benson. The Sweepstakes Award was presented to Industrial Technology. The entire homecom¬ ing festivities ended victoriously with the M.S.S.C. Lions win¬ ning over the Wayne State Wildcats 14-13. ABOVE LEFT: Ivy Pugh (queen candidate) riding in the parade. ABOVE CENTER; Dwayne Bowman and the International Road Show provided music for the campus cookout. IMMEDIATE LEFT: The crowd enjoyed the campus activities at the cookout. TR! STATt mm WAm CO JOPUN MO 27 Campus Fair to Become Annual Event An all-campus fair was sponsored by the C.A.B. to give the campus organi¬ zations a chance to hand out material information about their set-up. There were 24 organizations represented at the fair. Materials covered such things as meeting times, membership require¬ ments, and club activities. There was an excellent turnout for the fair, from which many students and organizations benefitted. The C.A.B. plans to have such an event every year. 28 September Brings Rush Week A fashion show on Wednesday, September 3, began the activities on the Lambda Beta Phi, Zeta Tau-Alpha, and Del¬ ta Gamma Sororities During Formal Rush Week. The fashion show was sponsored by The Attic of Northpark Mall. Fash¬ ions were modeled by the sorority members. A rotation party, on Thursday, was set up to allow each sorority 20-25 minutes to speak to the future members. Friday and Saturday was de¬ voted to parties that were enjoyed by all participants. 29 Music Plays a Major Role at Southern The Missouri Southern State College Commun ity Symphony Orchestra under the direction of William Elliott, assistant professor of music, presented a Fall Concert on Sunday afternoon, Nov. 16. The performance was in Thomas E. Taylor Auditorium on campus. The 45- piece ensemble includes among its members college music faculty and stu¬ dents, public school music educators, and outstanding amateur musicians from the area. The orchestra disband¬ ed Spring semester because not enough of the members returned. 30 I Richard Massa, Adviser Editor-in-Chief Clark Swanson Chief Assoc. Editor Chad Stebbins Executive Manager Joe Angeles Advertising Manager John Baker CHART CONTINUES SUCCESS The Chart was named an All-American newspaper for editions published during the fall semester, making this the 12th consecutive All-American award. The Chart was specifically cited for coverage and content; writing and editing; opinion content and design. Special mention was made of sports writing and editorial columns. The Associated Collegiate Press each semester honors the nations college newspapers by a critique of each edition published during a se¬ mester. The support staff consists of: David Gaines, Vicki Ardito, Kris Cole, Brent Hoskins, Brent Rhoads, Sharon Caughlin, Kim Estes, Jim DeGraff, and Jill Stephens. Congratulations on the good work. Director of Photography, Greg Holmes 31 DEBATE: 1ST IN STATE. 3RD IN NATION MEET PLACE Western Illinois 4 Johnston Community 2 4 Oklahoma Christain 3 5 Notre Dame 2 Central Missouri 1 4 Univ. of Texas, Arlington 1 Central State, Oklahoma 1 Pittsburg State 1 3 Southwestern Winfield 2 4 STATE TOURNEY Senior Division 1 Junior Division 3 Pi Kappa Delta, Gatling, TN 3 Row 1; (L to R) Aria Beck, Jack Woody, John Meredith, Mitch Savage, Tarri Bays, Amy Wickwar, Michael Tosh, Julie Storm, Dick Finton, Dana Freese The 1981 debate team proved their might by confronting such giants as Notre Dame and Pittsburg State to capture first place in state competition and third in the nation. This outstand¬ ing record was compiled by a team comprised mostly of freshmen. The team worked while having fun, stated sponsor Dick Finton. 32 NORTH, SOUTH, EAST OR WEST . . . The student body of Missouri Southern is made up of not only state and local residents, but peo¬ ple from every corner of the country and world. Whether it’s Columbia or El Salvador or Nige¬ ria, South Africa, Southern at¬ tracts students from everywhere. Cultural exchange is a terrific way to learn about others and unite the campus population. MASSACHUSETTS lOOAUX g ' lLLINOIS ' 79 L27 949 CAUfmmA OKLAHOMA IS OK u 9795 0 n r 0 a. lii8fFC-405.IF 9fi? This years Lion Pride Band, under the direction of Mr. Pete Havely, has taken on a new and modern look. The new style is corps style and it moves with the music. Mr. Havely added this look because the audience enjoys all the activity that goes on all at once. The traditional instruments are still there, the band has just added danc¬ ers, silks and rifles that will replace the twirlers. The effect is a great success! 34 CONCERT CHORALE The Concert Chorale has per¬ formed several times this year with a repertoire ranging from classical to contempory novelty. The Colle- giates, a smaller ensamble of select voices, expands their performances with choreographed movement and a variety of contemporary music. 35 The understanding and preservation of the environment was highlighted during a special Earth Day program here April 22. The college’s biology department sponsored the event for about 500 junior high and high school students in the area. The students participated in a full day of activities including lectures, field trips and experiments. The idea of the exercise was to make the young people aware of our complex environment, and begin to recognize problems they are going to have to live with, and hopefully solve. The outstanding teams of the Biology League competition for the school year were recognized. The four top science stu¬ dents from each school participated in special activities at George Washington Carver National Monument near Dia¬ mond. The students selected to attend two lectures from a series of four on environmental topics by guest speakers Lorence Larson — Department of Natural Resources, John Woreherde—U.S. Department of Agriculture, Art Boyt—in¬ structor at Crowder College and Cindy Nertfeld of Kansas City. An essay contest and environmental films were shown. The Empire District Electric Company was presented an award by the Environmental Club for their contribution to the protection of the environment. 36 EARTH DAY Focuses on Environment 37 FREEBIE WEEK GOES COUNTRY Karate, comedy and country music meant it was time for the annual Freebie Week celebration. The yearly events sponsored by the Campus Activities Board are open free of charge to all MSSC students, faculty and staff. On Tuesday a “Fun Run” for students, faculty and staff was held in front of the Student Center. The win¬ ners of the women’s division were Ruth Rice—first, and Cindy Worley — second. The men’s division winners were Brad Burton—first, Mike Harp—second and Terry Cole — third. Wednesday got off to a terrific start with a cookout at the pavilion. All the hamburgers, potato salad, baked beans, sno-cones and cotton candy you could eat were to be had. Dewayne Bowman and the IRS provided country music entertainment for the big crowd. 39 KARATE, COMEDY AND SONG Freebie Week activities continued with Larry Daniel, the world’s youngest fourth degree black belt presenting an awesome demonstration of Karate and Martial Arts feats. Tom Chapin, a highly regarded singer, guitarist and composer appeared in the Lion’s Den which had been given a coffeehouse atmosphere complete with candle-lit tables. The audience enjoyed the performance with Mr. Chapin who encouraged the crowd to sing along with him to many of his folksongs. 40 I I I The movie “Honeysuckle Rose” was shown on Thursday evening with a “Country Swing” dance featuring Leavell Brothers and Company, a group from Nevada following. Friday concluded the week of activities with a perfor¬ mance by Burton and Tappar, a flute and guitar duo from Cambridge, Massachusetts. 41 MSSC BILLBOARD ••••• • • ' 4 • « • ••••••••••• • • • • ••••••• ft CAMPUS ACTIVITIES Row 1 (Left to Right): Karen England, Pam Rogers, Gayola Dodson, Michelle DesAutels, Row 2: Dr. Whittle, Greg Rose, Rick Richardson, Robert Daniels, Row 3: Mr. Sloan, Gary Dodson, Rick lanniello, James Parrish, David McQuality, Mr. Boehning, Dr. Phillips. Row 1 (Left to Right): Vic England, Lori Youll, J. L. Post, Glenn Edgin, Steve Shrum Row 2: George Durland, Steve Stone, Diane Young, David Baker, Row 3: Bobby Cornelison, Robin Mitchell, Marcia Hennesay, Kelly Mooney, Row 4: Rick Gibbons, Genea Routh, Dana Freeze, Jon Marquardt Row 5: Brent Harris, Amy Long, John Boyer, Mike Von Canon. 44 Row 1 (Left to Right): LuAnne Wilson, Nelda Lux, Carla Powers, Darcy Brown, Phil Oglesby, Rose Marie Evans, Diane Stephens, Row 2; Kendra Stith, Sam Claussen, Larry Carl, Jim Blair, Zander Brietzke, Warren Mayer, Joyce Bowman, Chester Lein, Terry Cole, Row 3: A1 Rainstrick, Pat Kluthe. u u 2 U U ci) u H O QU S o u u o o u Row 1 (Left to Right): Joy Thomas, J. Pendergraft, Steve Gardner, Todd Thelen, Row 2: Felicia Skaggs, Sally Reed, Susan Whyte, Kim Thorn, Marilyn Cook, Joyce Holland Row 3: Mark Swab, Rayma Hartley, Judy Watcher. 45 DENTAL HYGIENE Row 1 (Left to Right): Varonica Gilbert, Geri Pardieu, Lisa Cantrell, Nicholette Vonier Row 2: Eliz¬ abeth Spradling, Kelly Seanor, Crystal Schnittker, Kim Ross, Debbie Melaven Row 3: Theresa Houlihan, Melinda Willard, Jill LaGasse, Joyce Puett, Rebecca Knight Row 4: Amy Long, Debbie Harper, Debby Spencer Row 5: Jackie Booe, Suzan St. Clair. Row 1 (Left to Right): Beckie Forest, Jean Warder, Gina McLain, Janice Goodall, Sara Kirk, Dalissa Dahmer, Lori Groelinghoff, Julie Jack- son, Liz Hill Row 2: Kayla Word, Karen Gilbreth, Camille Higgins, Linda Talken, Virginia Ellis, Trudy Hedges, Kim Yoos, Barb Hargrove, Denise Goedecke, Row 3: Gay Caldwell, Lisa Schuler, Pat Macey, Shelley Campbell, Kay Wylie, P.J. Gilbert, Mrs. Gremling, Miss Zaremba 46 Row 1 (Left to Right): Kendall Brockman, Mary Livingston, Francis Kelly, Jill Kiger, Row 2: Glenn Simmons, Guy Arnold, Mike Garret, Ron Wesbury, Garry Ackerson, Allen Rork, Marilyn Leonard, Walter Biss. Row 1 (Left to Right): Rickey Richardson, Tammy Smith, Karen Foster, Charles Metz, Sherri Boyd, Dr. Suchan, Rhonda McKee —Pres., Cindy Imgran, Mary Shrimp, Row 2: Bob Booker—V.Pres., Art Davis, Dr. Shields, Row 3: Todd Massa, Ken Buzzard. INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY LAMBDA EPSILON CHI Row 1 (Left to Right): Autumn Raymond, Dawn England, Edwina Kreighbaum, Sally Williams, Penny Baker Row 2: Deanne Comfort, Donna Graves, Kathy Miller, Lorri Bennett, Anita Reeves Row 3: Teresa Payton, Mary Lou Zaremba, Robin Biggers Row 4: Tammy Veith, Haley Barnes. Not Pictured: Kelley Ness, Kathy Ness. Row 1 (Left to Right): Dorothy Moore, Julie Kreighbaum (Pres.), Jill Boore (Sec.), Barbara Coyle Row 2: Shawn DeGraff, Robert Dominique, Michael Yates (Sponsor) Not pictured: Terri Rager, Jane Laine, Tyrone Floyd (Treasurer) 48 Music Educators National Conference Row 1 (Left to Right): Fran Wallain, Anne Waggoner — Pres., Marshall Douglas—V. Pres., Patti DeArmond—Sec., Lisa Pearman—V. Pres. Membership, Debbie Gipson, Jamie Johnson, Crystal Wilks, Row 2: Glynnis Kell, Melanie Layne, Chris¬ tine Lehman, Julie Foster, Darlene Jacobs, Nanny Hannan, Diane Lawson, Melanie Hunt. Row 1 (Left to Right): Marty Schoentaler, Lori Groeblinghoff Row 2: Ann Biggs, Steven Vinyard, Father Fergus Nonaghan, Darcy Brown, Laura Higgins Row 3: Scott Biggs, Brenda Jackson, Jim Jackson, Bill ;Diederich, Julie Jackson, Lisa Schuler. 49 MENC H X m o X X H Row 1 (Left to Right); Ramona Car¬ lin, Sharon Coughlin, Vickie Ardito, Greg Holmes, Joe Angeles Row 2: Brett Rhodes, Clark Swanson, David Gaines, Chad Stebbins, Brent Hoskins Not Pictured; Kris Cole, John Baker. Jill Stephens, James Stark- s r m (fi m X (f) X 2 O Standing; CAPT John Russelot Row 1 (Left to Right); Dale Moore, Paul Wood, Dave Gaumer, Ray Krohn Row 2; Kerry Story, Robert Ellington, Mike Selsor Row 3; Stan Farmer, Bob Roberson Row 4; Judy Willard SJ 50 Row 1 (Right to Left); Laura Holmes, Marilyn Smith, Tamie Moore, Carol Marble, Lara Barber, Jennifer Kirby, Jean Simmons, Kristie Tusinger, Cindy Hunter Row 2: Dr. Alan Combs, Dr. Brian Babbitt, Dr. Betsy Griffin, Tom Wofford, Frank Ledbetter, Joyce Cole Row 1 (Left to Right): Susan Moore, Lori Youll, Ivy Pugh, Gina Bradford, Stacy Dahlstrom Row 2: Jill Kiger, Connie Smith, Ruth Rice, Mary Lakey, Josefa Alsina, Deb Peters, Lori Ackerson, Ann Gulliford Row 3: Frank Gray, Cindy Cole, Cindy Spen¬ cer, Tim Wethers, Sheila Willis, Jerry Keesee, Hal Castalani Row 1 (Left to Right): Bob Watson, Richard Schwartz, Pete Hannond, Jim Kissinger—Commander, David Von-Ci Hodges. Row 2: Jeff Kilbane, Ken Hempen, Chris Turner, Corvin Morse, Phil Long, Bill Scorse, Gene Mault, Row 3 seph, Scott Howard. , 50 52 Top Left EXECUTIVE BOARD Row 1 (Left to Right): Marie Cesclski, Robert Wescott, Terri Miller, Row 2: Doug Carnahan, Scott Rosenthal, Karl Van Becelaere Left Center FRESHMEN Row 1 (Left to Right): Amy Long, Marsha McClennon, David Von Canon Row 2: Angela Cartwright, Debbie Mackin, Brent Harris, Tracy Fasken Bottom Left SOPHOMORE Row 1 (Left to Right): Diane Young, Teri Miller, Rick Metsker Row 2: Greg Phillips, J. L. Post Jerry Tucker, Mike Johnston, Ken Howard Top Right JUNIOR Row 1 (Left to Right): Michelle Hindman, Lori Youll, Glen Edgin, Row 2: Linda Wilson, Debbie Dennison, Jim Schriever Bottom Right Row 1 (Left to Right): Campanella Benson, Annette Freddy, Row 2: Terry Cole, Robert Tyndall, Steve Hayes. 53 54 r ••• SOUTHERN BANDSTAND 56 WEDNESDAYS IN THE SNACK BAR A few years ago, on a farm near Burgman, Indiana, a child was born. He was the runt of the litter. At 14 he discovered ink and began to sell people drawings that amused them. Saving money, Steve Gibson reached a balanced bankbook, rented a white tuxedo, and now performs for colleges, malls, and nite-clubs. Garry Hess, of the Art faculty, demonstrated the lost wax process in creating his original jewelry designs. (Right Above and Below) A karate demonstration was viewed by many, compliments of Joplin Martial Arts. (Below) Debbie Jackobson from The Botany Shop pro¬ vided helpful hints in raising healthy plants. (Left) Ross Ardrey of the Tri-State Carver’s Guild amazed us with his skill and talent in wood carving. In other Wednesday shows, Sandra Elliott showed us the art of glass stain painting. Sylvia Jones presented a basketry and weaving exhibition. Pam Davies presented a weaving demonstration with a variety of looms, yarns, and designs, the old fashioned way of creating fabrics. 57 The Lions Den . . . C.J. Company and Main Designers demonstrated hair cutting, blow drying, and analysis on volunteer students. Armella Kuehn amazed the audience with her demonstra¬ tion of chair caning. Ooy Weis, wife of campus veterans counselor Andy Weis, demonstrated macrame and rock painting. Ordinary stones were transformed into colorful fish, lady bugs, frogs, or decorated with other designs. Samuel Lopp presented his beautiful display of color and technique in a stain glass window demonstration. In a skill that requires patience and nerveless hands, Sam proved to be an ex¬ pert. The Wednesday Shows were compli¬ ments of the Campus Activities Board. That’s Show Biz The Undergrass Boys played jazz, swing, rock, traditional folk and mu¬ sic from the old west, as well as their own original songs. Allen Ross and John Imes provided an outdoor concert of folk and jazz numbers for dorm students. Graciela Tapia’s Ballet Folklorico Mexicano, internation ally acclaimed dance troup, gave a dazzling and colorful per¬ formance to a packed house. 60 Jeff Shott provided musical entertainment during lunch. 61 TALENT IS EXPRESSED IN MANY WAYS Gene Cotton, who first ap¬ peared at Southern in 1978, brought a rememberance of easy listening music to the Homecom¬ ing activities. He performed sin¬ gles from 1978 plus songs from his latest album “No String At¬ tached.” Many in the audience thought Cotton stole the show from Rick Nelson, returning for his second concert in five years. Best known for his role on TV’s “The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet”, Nelson had three hit singles in the mid-50’s and “Gar¬ den Party” in the 60’s. He aver¬ ages over 100 performances a year at colleges, night clubs and fairs. B. F. Maiz, inspiring lecturer performed original poems of his life in the ghetto, in prison and on love, ethics and morality. The Saint Louis Brass Quintet, composed of virtuoso brass performers, played before a crowd in the Performing Arts Center. The Quintet was inspired by the rebirth of chamber music for brass and perform before audiences of all ages and for colleges, universities and community groups across the country. The Tommy Dorsey Orchestra, conduct¬ ed by Buddy Morrow, brought back the great sounds of big band jazz. The Kansas City Philharmonic, under the baton of Marc Gottlieb, presented a concert in Taylor Performing Arts Cen¬ ter before an enthusiastic audience. 63 LECTURES ENTERTAINERS APPEAL TO MANY INTERESTS John T. McCarty J. Peter Grace The MSSC Foundation funded a Business and Economics lecture series. Community persons, faculty and stu¬ dents attended the evening lectures in Taylor Auditorium. John T. McCarty, vice-president of Coors, stressed that misled public opinion was the main problem confronting America. J. Peter Grace, president of W. R. Grace, com¬ mented on several issues including the economy and chemical waste. Dr. Ar¬ nold C . Harberger, chairman of the economics department at the University of Chicago, is considered to be one of the most influential people in econom¬ ics today. Arnold C. Harberger 64 Pocket billiards expert Jack White, combines the humor of Don Rickies, the personality of Santa Claus and the skill of Minnesota Fats to keep his audience spell-bound during a demonstration. Tom DeLuca, hypnotist, captivated his audience as partici¬ pants found the experience easy to forget, the non-partici¬ pants are not likely to forget anything. Missouri Attorney General John Ashcroft and former FBI Director Clarence Kelley presented a program on “Crime Prevention and Consumer Protection.” Tarradiddle 1 - 2-3 Excited and awed children from area schools filed into Taylor Auditorium on October 2nd and 3rd to view the children’s play, Tarradiddle 1-2-3. The auditorium lights were dimmed and eight sailors (actors) came run¬ ning from all directions singing and dancing while intro¬ ducing the four short plays. The stories, set in Africa, Denmark, India, and Japan were accompanied by mu¬ sic. The enthusiastic performers established good rela¬ tions with the young audience. Laughter and shouts of advice from the children accompanied all four plays. _ J 66 Cast Jim Blair (Galena, Ks.), Kelly Bowman (Cart hage), C. Lien (Mill¬ er), Tony Wagner (Nevada), Mar¬ tha Walker (Joplin), Kelly Wil¬ liams (Joplin), Luanne Wilson (Baxter Springs, Ks.), Tim Wilson (Joplin) Director— Mr. Sam Claussen Set Design— Mr. Duane Hunt Costumes— Mrs. Joyce Bowman Lighting— Mr. Phil Oglesby Music and Lyrics— Ms. Rita Henry 67 ANGEL STREET A Victorian Thriller By Patrick Hamilton Directed by . . Trij Bietzkc Set by . . . A1 Raistrick Costumes by Nelda Lux Lights and Sound Sam Claussen The Victorian Thriller, Angel Street entertained and enthralled audiences as Inspector Rough and Mrs. Manningham strove to prove Mr. Manningham had mur¬ dered a lady 15 years ago. He was now trying to con¬ vince his wife that she was slowly going mad, all so he could find the Barstow Rubies. The play climaxed as the scene of 15 years ago was reconstructed and Mr. Manningham admitted his crime. Mrs. Manningham unwittingly discovered the rubies in a vase and achieved what her husband had failed to do in 15 years. 68 CAST Mrs . Manningham . . . Rita Henry Mr. Manningham . . . Scott Arkle Nancy . . . Maureen McCullough Elizabeth . . . Janet Hackney Rough . . . Tim Sprenkle London Bobbie . . . Terry Cole I London Bobbie . . . Kevin Culli 69 Rosencrantz and Guildenstern, by English play¬ wright Tom Stoppard, takes place of course,—in the “wings” of Shakespeare’s HAMLET. We are presented with a worm’s eye view of tragedy as seen from the be¬ wildering standpoint of Rosencrantz and Guildenstern, the two confused minor characters of the original. It is a play of waiting. Everyone waits for something or some¬ one. The only scene of action comes late in act three. The key then is how to pass the time agreeably while waiting. Each does his best. The classic modern comedy, directed by Duane Hunt, was a revival for the department. Hunt directed the play at the Barn Theatre in 1971. This year’s produc¬ tion was the college’s entry in the Region 5 South com¬ petition of the American College Theatre Festival. Tim Wilson received a Distinguished Merit Award for design and execution of the costumes. The set was designed by Barry Martin and lighting was done by Nelda Lux. CAST Rosencrantz . . . Zander Brietzke Guildenstern . . . Dan Weaver V. The Tragedians . . . Jim Blair, Chester Lien, J. P. Dickey, Terry Cole 70 Theatre Revives Modern Classic The Player . . . Michael Apfel Alfred . . . Michael Gilpin Ophelia . . . Kristi Ackerson Hamlet . . . Barry Martin Bernardo (1st soldier) . . . Mike Klarner Francisco (2nd soldier) . . . Stewart Alexander Claudius . . . Brett Rhoades Gertrude . . . Dora Dalbom Ladies in Waiting . . . LuAnne Wilson Kelly Williams Polonius . . . Warren Mayer ROSENCRANTZ AND GUILDENSTERN ARE DEAD J 71 CAST King Charlemagne . Zander Brietzke Chariot . . . Mark Dickey Falerina . . . Kendra Stith Angelica . . . Betsy Kassab Roland . . . Tim Capehart Bertha . . . Karla Knost Lady Catherine . . . Darcy Brown Hugo . . . J. P. Dickey Bertrand . . . Jim Blair Director Mrs. Joyce Bowman Set Designer J. Todd Belk Lighting Rita Henry Costumes Dan Weaver Music Chester Lein 72 THE MAGIC HORN The Show-Me Celebration Company and the Joplin Association for Childhood Education presented the chil¬ dren’s play The Magic Horn in the Fine Arts Theatre for several thousand excited school children. The time is 805 A.D. Charemagne, King of the Franks and emperor of the world, a great and good leader was threatened by the strange powers of Falerina, a sorceress. Young Roland and the king’s son Chariot sought to keep the magic horn from falling into her hands. Great feats of derring-do, sword fights, magic spells and mysterious fog abounded in this children’s show for all ages. BUS STOP by William Inge I I i Director . . . Mrs. Trij Brictzke Set Designer . . . Mr. Dan Weaver Costumes . . . Mrs. Joyce Bowman Lighting . . . Phil Oglesby Bus Stop, by midwest dramatist Wil¬ liam Inge, was presented by the Fine Arts Theatre. The play, invoking the mood and style of the 1950’s, takes a look at the age-old story of the search for love and affection in a hostile world. The action oc¬ curs in a cafe bus stop in a small town near Kansas City. The time is early March, 1955. A group of strangers wait out a violent spring blizzard in the small bus station and come away from confron¬ tations with each other and nature a little more mature and wiser. The plot centers around a rough, but likeable cowboy and a beautiful, but slightly tarnished showgirl. 74 75 CARTOON IMPRESSIONIST THRILLS AUDIENCE The voices of Bugs Bunny, Yosemite Sam, Porky Pig, Daffy Duck, Jack Benny’s Maxwell, plus hundreds of other beloved characters are all products of the multi-talented Mel Blanc. The most recent addition to his endless repertoire is Twiki on NBC’s series Buck Rogers in the 25th Century. Mr. Blanc mesmerized the audience i n Taylor Auditorium this year. The crowd was made up of varied age groups and after the performance, Mr. Blanc distributed autographed pictures to a large group of children. He also granted a live television interview at a press conference in Phinney Hall. Mel Blanc began in radio in 1927 and has had a non-stop career creating sounds of almost every conceivable type including the voices of cartoonlands greatest stars. He has appeared with Jack Benny, Abbott and Costello and Burns and Allen—to name a few. Double Gold recordings include Tweety Bird’s famous song “I Tawt I Saw A Putty Tat” and the “Woody Wood¬ pecker Song.” Mr. Blanc is presently head of Blanc Communications Corporation. His voice is estimated to have been heard by over 100 million people throughout the world. 76 THE MIZMO’S The Mizmo Comedy Company astounded their audience by juggling balls and flaming torches. The two person vaudeville troup based in San Francisco, is composed of Fred Anderson and Kit Trueblood. They have built a spectacular show based on comedy and street theatre techniques, incorporating dance, magic and music into their juggling. They have performed in San Francisco, the MGM Grand in Reno, Sahara Club in Las Vegas, Caesar’s Palace in Lake Tahoe, and at numerous colleges and universities in California and the Midwest. The audience participated in various parts of the show and were impressed by the duo’s feats. 77 FACTS OF LIFE ON CAMPUS 80 SPORTS WORLD Is 7 So Unlucky? Row 1: (Left to Right) Carl Fowler, Todd Johnston, Craig Bernheirner, Jeff Cindrich, George Major (Tri-Captain), Rick Pierson, Chris Diver, Pat Pierce, Stewart Alexander, Gary Hutchison, Chris Ash Row 2: Hal Bodon (Coach), Joe Macken, Steve Marcy, Mike Bryson, Tim Behnen, Jeff Hatfield, Tim Hantak, Rob Lonigro (Tri-Captain), Chuck Womack, Scott Holtz, Mark Ruzicka, Alberto Escobar, John Vaughn (Trainer), Ted Wood (Asst. Coach). . % __ .4V- - ' Y, m 3 m: «... 1 25 aSBMUUUMB tt . � , ' . “■ r lOth in NAIA Team Scoring Defense The Southern Soccer Team completed its seventh consecutive winning season with a 15-4-1 record. The final ranking in the NAIA saw M.S.S.C. in 16th place. In NAIA Team Scoring Defense, the Lions occupied 10th place in the final rankings. A number of players were recognized in post-season selections for their fine efforts. All-District selections were: George Major, Rob Lonigro, Tim Behnen of the First Team, and Todd Johnston and Mark Ruzicka of the Second Team. Joe Macken re¬ ceived Honorable Mention. The three players selected for All-District also made the All-Mid-West Team Honorable Mention List. For the second straight year George Major, the Lion goalie, was chosen for the All-American Team. Major also received a very special honor as he was selected to play for the West in the East-West Senior Bowl game on December 13, 1980 in Fort Lauterdale, Florida. The West Team defeated the East Team 5-4. Coach Bodon stated that much of the success of the 1980 season was attributed to very dedicated seniors who provided much of the leadership. 83 Lions Have Rewarding Season The 1980 Lion Football Squad had a very rewarding season. The team came on strong to win their last three games for a 6-3-1 record. The Defen¬ sive Squad was first in the Conference with CSIC Honors going to Ozzie Harrell (Halfback), Kelly Saxton (Lineman), and Stan Gardner (Lineman). Hon¬ orable Mentions went to: Roger Hoenes (Lineman), Glenn Watson (Receiver), David Nevill (Linebacker), Jeff Schweitzer (End), Darrell Scott (Back), and Pete Sullivan (Lineman). District 16 NAIA All-American Honorable Mentions were given to Ozzie Harrell, Kelly Saxton, Tom Fisher, Jeff Schweitzer, Jesse Vaverka, Mark Stufflebeam (Punter), Bill Worthington (Tackle), Kenny Brown (Running Back), Roger Hoenes, Stan Gardner, Darrell Scott, Glenn Watson, Jackie Campbell (Center), and Pete Sullivan. The Outstanding Players selected by the team were: Ozzie Harrell (Honorary Captain), Roger Hoenes (Honorary Captain), Stan Gardner, Tom Fisher, Pete Sullivan (Most Improved), Ken Brown, Glen Watson, and Keith Wilson (Hustle Award). John Henderson set a 94 yard run season record. Roger Hoenes was presented the Lionbacker Award of Excellence. The Rookie of the Year Award was given to Alan Dunaway, while Ozzie Harrell was presented the Spradling Memorial Award (Outstanding Senior Performer) and the Larry Hickey Award (Most Valuable Player). 84 Henderson Sets Record ROW 1 (L to R): Ozzie Harrell, Darrell Scott, Rob Goodwin, Carl Cromer, Ken Brown, Roger Jones, Bill Worthington, Jesse Vaverka, Dave Nevill, Tom Fisher, John McAlister, John Henderson, David Davis. ROW 2: Kevin Ahlgren, Joe Meurer, Dave Dageford, Stan Gardner, Mike Petit, Jeff Schweitzer, Mark Rock, Ronnie Harris, Rich Borgard, Kelly Saxton, Wes Rogers, Jackie Campbell, Jeff Walster, Bobby Cornelison (Manager). ROW 3; Mark Taylor, Kevin Mitchell, Pat Dugan, Joel Tupper, Alan Dunaway, Steve Maid, Greg Hopper, Glenn Watson, Mark Stufflebeam, Steve Stallard, Phineas Jones, Tom Neth, Clay Jenkins (Trainer), Brenda Sneed (Trainer), Marty Conklin (Trainer). ROW 4: Billy Jack Smith, Mike Flaig, Jim Bean, KeithWilson, Jim Westerman, Tom Grisham, Alan Connelly, Rick Skaggs, Kevin Moyer, Jeff Kilbane, Jeff Elliot, Dwayne Gale, Brad Oplotnick, Tom Laughlin. ROW 5; Terry Sanders, Paul Force, Jim Mattingly, Bill Hopstein, Ed Austin, Dave Clark, Jeff Nelson, Steve Ford, Lee Cluver, John Lucas, Kevin Simmons, Joe Deker, Mike Steiniger, Monty Johnson. ROW 6: Brian Swadle, Glen Baker, Kevin McEachern, Dud Robertson, Brian Morris, Brent Morris, Warren Harmon, Shelly Sharp, Wendell Hundley, Ron Johnson, Jhy Chism, Robert Whitemyer, Richard Snyder. ROW 7: Kevin Balentine, Barry Doty, Mark Cotner, Dave Baltzer, Tony Ell, Bruce Long, Steve Kincaid, John Anderson, Tony Harris, Keith Littlejohn, Jack Callaway, Shannon King. ROW 8: Coaches: Sam Adams, Lewis Fees, Kevin Lampe (Head Trainer), Warren Turner, Jim Frazier (Head Coach), John Salavantis, Rod Giesselman, Mike Crossen, Mike Keith. Winning Tradition Continues— Lady Lions Fourth in Conference The Missouri Southern Lady Lions have never had a losing season in volleyball and continued with that tradition this year. The winning record included a 20-18 match record, a 7-7 CSIC record (a tie for fourth), a 1-2 State Tournament record, and a 63-60 game record. Row 1 (Left to right) Kerin Anderson, Patti Killian, Bev Johnson, Nancy Jordon, Eileen Rakowiecki, Kim Cox, Janine Heeter. Row 2: Cindy Pohl (Manager), Vicki Watson, Teresa Guthrie, Kathie McEntee, Cath¬ ie Kreutziger, Kellee Dennis, Rhonda Winterhalter, Joanna Swearengin, Mary Carter, Coach CeCe Chamberlin. J 86 Three people were named to All-Conference Teams: Senior Mary Carter, of the first team, Joanna Swearengin (a fresh¬ man) of the second team who led the Lady Lion statistics with 742 points (an average of 8.2 points per game). Joanna also had 207 serving points (for a 2.3 average), 404 assists, and 12 ace serves. Senior Patti Killian earned an honorable mention. Coach CeCe Chamberlin felt this team was one of the best groups she had ever worked with, more than the record showed. Unfortunately they didn’t play well under pressure, but had great determination and never quit. Coach Chamberlin was very proud of them. 87 LADY LIONS BASKETBALL 1980-81 (Above) LADY LION BASKETBALL 1980-81 Row 1: (Left to Right) Brenda Pitts, Christy Nitz, Linda Castillon, Fee Fee Swann, Patti Killian, Kim Castillon, Mary Carter Row 2: Lisa Gardner (Manager), Shawun Gough, Lisa Mitchell, Nina Bakke, Pam Brisby, Pat McKay, Judie Burkhalter, Theresa Moore, Kim Jones, Coach G.I. Willoughby. 88 An attractive 30-game schedule faced the MSSC women for the 1980-81 basketball season. This year’s roster included three seniors, five juniors, one sophomore and six freshmen. Early in the year the Lady Lions took fourth place in the Gateway Invitational Tournament hosted by the University of Missouri-St. Louis. The Southern women defeated Arkansas State first round, then lost to William Penn in the semifinals. Southern’s Lady Lions did not participate in the MAI AW Division II Tournament this year, making this the first time since 1975 that Southern had not quali¬ fied for the post-season event. This is the final season at Southern for women’s basketball coach G.I. Willoughby, who plans to move on to another school where she can concentrate on coaching only one sport or assume the directorship of women’s athletics. 89 (Above) Lion’s Basketball 1980-81 Row 1 (Left to Right): Carl Tyler, Ricky Caver, Rod Schurtz, Randy Goughner, Kenn Stoehner, Stan Coleman, Don ‘ ' Skip Taylor, Robert Fonderan, Rod Schrum Row 2: Coach Williams, Randy Kriewal, Jerry Wil¬ son, Paul Merrifield, Willie “Sweet Pea” Rogers, Leroy Oliver, Percy Brown, Coach Ellis. 90 The basketball Lion’s of Coach Chuck Williams completed another highly successful year. The Green and Gold cagers captured the Lionbacker Holiday Tournament, as well as The Central States Intercolle¬ giate Conference (CSIC) championship. Along the way, the Lions defeated the nation’s first, second, sixth and seventh ranked NAIA teams, and were ranked themselves as high as tenth in the nation by Basketball Weekly. Percy Brown, a 6-4 all-CSIC performer, led the balanced Lion attack with a 12.2 average. He was also selected to the all district first team. Super-sub Ricky Caver was next in scoring with 10.9, followed by Kenn Stoehner, with 10 points per game. Playmaker Randy Goughnour chipped in with 8 points per game and Skip Taylor added 7.8. Jerry Wilson led the team in rebounding. The Lion’s bench proved to be the difference in several games. Coach Williams was also selected CSIC Coach of the Year. 91 GREAT SHOW! BASKETBALL TEAM MAKES PLAYOFFS . . . Takes 2nd Behind Drury College 93 BASEBALL 1981 Three MSSC baseball players were named to the All-Central States Intercollegiate Conference team. Those selected were designated hitter Randy Braun, outfielder Ken Sherrell, and pitcher Gary Bradshaw. Braun was the top hitter in the conference at the time of the balloting with a .512 average. Bradshaw led all pitchers with a 9-0 record and also sported a 2.29 earned run average. Four Missouri Southern players received honorable mention—first baseman Dave Scott, second baseman Wayne Wilmes, catcher Bubba Carlton, and pitcher Terry Swartz. The team compiled a district record of 19-3. 94 TRACK FINISHES 7th IN CSIC Row 1 (L-R): Christy Nitz, Carolyn Hin- shaw, Marilyn Turley, Cindy Baker, Debbie Gipson, Robin Marquis, Row 2: Sallie Beard (Coach), Joy Weathers, Sharon Fees, Joyce Holland, Diana Swenson, Kim Cox, Nancy Bybee, Lisa Gilbreath, Lori Churchwell, Lori White, Linda Castillon, Brenda Pitts (Assis. Coach). 96 LADY LIONS Track coach Sallie Beard was named NAIA District 16 Coach of The Year with her team of thin clads taking second place in the district meet at Parkville. Lori Churchwell, Sharon Fees, Carolyn Hinshaw, Nancy Bylue, and Robin Marquis all finished first in their individual events. TENNIS TEAM PLACES HIGH I i Above Row 1 (Left to Right): Kelly Bowman, Teresa Moore, Kathy Landgraf, Jana Renegar Row 2: Coach Ce Ce Chamberlin, Shari j Durbin, Ivy Pugh, Julie Murawski, Sandy Smith-Vaughn, Kathy Bay, Ginger Garrison. A highlight of the 1981 Spring Women’s Tennis season was the number three doubles team of Kathy Bay and Jana Renegar compiling a 19-2 record going into the regional. The goal of the duo was to take the AIAW Region VI Championship and gain a berth in the national Division II Tournament. Bay, a Carthage junior, and Renegar, a Miami junior transfer from Oklahoma University, won the number three doubles championship of the Missouri i Southern Tournament, the same championship at the Missouri Western Tournament, finished first at number three doubles in the CSIC Tournament, and took second at number three doubles in the MAI AW Tourney. Southern’s Lady Lions finished at 8-5 in dual matches for the season, qualified for the AIAW Regional by taking second in the MAI AW Tourney, and took third in the CSIC tourney, fourth in the ten-team Missouri Western Tour¬ ney and first in their own four team tournament. Freshman Ginger Garrison won the number one singles championship at the MAIAW tourney, and compiled a 16-7 record going into the regional. Sandy Smith-Vaughn was 10-14 at number two singles, Kelly Bowman 12-11 at number three, Kathy Landgraf 9-9 at number four, Kathy Bay 15-7 at number five, and Jana Renegar 12-7 at number six. I Coach Ce Ce Chamberlin wound up a three year career at Missouri Southern with a 33-6 record in varsity ten¬ nis. She left the college to marry and move to Austral ia. 98 Left to Right: Steve Schwartz , Steve Arnold , Scott Phillips, Geo Surprise, Tim Huffine, Doug Harvey , Steve Kelley , Jeff Walster, Rick Cupps , Coach Landrith. Not pictured: Brett Cupps , Loren Huff. The asterik designates those student attending Southern on Twin Hills Scholarships. 99 LADY LIONS FINISH 3RD Row 1 (Left to Right): Mary Carter Shalaine Periman Gina Hunter Kim Castillion Eileen Rakowiecki Jan Doss Row 2: (Left to Right) Coach G. I. Willoughby Teresa Guthrie Alane Maloney Gerri Grey Lisa Gardner Kim Jones Sabine Payne Patti Killiam Suzy Scheef — Asst. Coach The Lady Lion Softball team ended the season with higher ranking than expected in the CSIC Tournament. “I’m extremely pleased with our third place finish,” commented coach G. I. Willoughby. Southern’s diamond squad finished the 1981 season with a 19-20 record, despite leading the opposition in hitting and other categories by a wide margin. “We did quite well this season ...” commented Coach Willoughby on this, her final season at Southern. Ms. Willoughby is moving on to another school where she can concentrate on coaching one sport or assume the directorship of the women’s athletic department there. 101 RIFLE TEAM HOLDS OLYMPIC HOPEFULS Missouri Southern’s Rifle Team is a small but elite group coached by SFC Jack Cantrell. The four member team made an excellent showing this year winning the state championship in the air rifle event and placing third in the small bore event. This was the third consecutive year that Southern’s Rifle Team had placed in the top three in State Championship. Two special members of the team are Butch and Mike English. The broth¬ ers are both expert shots and have been interested in shooting for many years. Butch, a junior at Southern, has participated in and won many championships through the years. Through dedication and hard work, he has won a berth on the National Development Team of the United States, giving him the right to use the facilities at the Olympic Training Cen¬ ter in Colorado Springs. He will live and train at the center in preparation for the 1984 Olympic Games. Mike, a sophomore majoring in Mar¬ keting and Management, participated in the International Shooting Match in Mexi¬ co City, placing fourth in the Junior Divi¬ sion. He is currently ranked as one of the top two Juniors in the world. He has been named to Who’s Who Among American High School Students for two years and International Youth and Achievement. Mike has also been named to the National Development Team and been invited to live and train in Colorado. We wish both of them a lot of luck. Mike English Butch English Above Row 1 (Left to Right): Mark Brown, Mike English, Butch English, Row 2: Ryan Riding, SFC Jack} Cantrell Row 1 (kneeling): Mrs. Pam Walker (sponsor). Row 2 (kneeling) Left to Right: Mike Von Canon (Mascot), Johanna Larimore, Lori White, Genea Routh, Diane Jones (Captain), Brenda Michael. Row 3 (standing) Left to Right: Kevin How¬ ard, Steve Stone, Greg Terry, Campanella Benson (Captain), Mike Owen, Loyd Haggard. CHEERLEADERS WIN AWARD The cheerleaders attended a five-day camp in Memphis, Tennessee during the month of August. The day began at 7:00 am and continued thru 8:00 pm. Ac¬ tivities included drills, cheers, classroom lectures, and competition events. Camp spirit awards were given to 26 out of 92 schools. The MSSC squad, for the first time, won four days out of five to keep the camp spirit award. The over-all achievements included one outstanding rating, three excellent ratings, and two su¬ perior awards. 103 SPORTS ARE IMPORTANT EVENTS 105 REAL PEOPLE Administration and Faculty 1980-1981 ( - GENERAL ADMINISTRATION Dr. Donald C. Darnton, President Dr. Floyd E. Belk, Vice President for Academic Affairs Dr. Paul R. Shipman, Vice President for Business Affairs Dr. Glenn D. Dolence, Dean of Students Dr. Harold Cooper, Associate Vice President John Tiede, Assistant to the President Dr. Ray A. Malzahn, Dean of Arts Sciences SCHOOL DEANS Dr. Julio S. Leon, Dean of Business Administration Dr. Michael L. Land, Dean of Education Psychology James K. Maupin, Dean of Technology Robert H. Nickolaisen, Assistant Dean - LIBRARY Elmer E. Rodgers, Head Librarian Ross C. Snyder, Director of Educational Media Barbara A. Beard, Circulation Librarian Arlene E. Moore, Reference Librarian Bettie J. Mueller, Processing Librarian Mary Lou Dove, Periodical Librarian Charles E. Nodler, Archivist and Acquisition Librarian _ 108 -1 COLLEGE DEVELOPMENT Gwen E. Hunt, Director of Public Information Julie S. Hughes, Director of Alumni Affairs Sue Billingsly, Director of Missouri Southern Foundation Douglas M. Carnahan, Assistant Dean of Students Lorine V. Miner, Director of Career Planning and Placement Paul L. Winters, Director of Billingsly Student Center Larry K. Karst, Student Counselor Kathy J. Lay, Coordinator of Student Activities Irma J. Hartley, College Nurse 1 ACADEMIC SERVICES George H. Volmert, Registrar Dr. David C. Bingman, Director of Continuing Education Dr. Eugene C. Mouser, Director of Academic Services Richard D. Humphrey, Director of Admissions Myrna L. Dolence, Director of Academic Development James E. Gilbert, Director of Student Financial Aids Kreta C. Gladden, Financial Aids Counselor Andrew W. Weis, Veterans Counselor Teresa A. McLean, Admissions Counselor Joe D. Vermillion, Counselor C. Elaine Freeman, Counselor J 109 SCHOOL OF ARTS AND SCIENCES ( - ENGLISH Dr. Steven H. Gale, Head E. Enid Blevins Dr. John W. Bruton Dr. Jimmy C. Couch Dr. Elliott A. Denniston Dr. Helen R. Gardner George C. Greenlee Dr. Henry L. Harder Cynthia S. Hungerford Clarence O. Johnson Dr. Joseph P. Lambert Grace C. Mitchell Dr. Henry G. Morgan, Jr. Dr. Harry E. Preble Bobbie Z. Short Dale W. Simpson Dr. Ann M. Slanina Doris A. Walters 1 t i [ Art Dr. F. Joe Sims, Head Darral A. Dishman, Director Val A. Christensen Nathanial S. Cole Jon H. Fowler Garry J. Hess Dr. Albert J. Carnine William C. Elliott Music Dr. Wayne A. Harrell Robert A. Harris Pete Havely Dr. Charles C. Thelen Theatre Milton W. Brietzke, Director G. Joyce Bowman Samuel L. Claussen Duane L. Hunt Communications Richard W. Massa, Head Dr. Harold W. Bodon Dr. Carmen M. Carney Mary L. Cornwell Richard H. Finton W. Craig Hutchison Patricia W. Kluthe Vernon L. Peterson y 111 ( — BIOLOGY Dr. William L. Perron, Head Dr. Gerald E. Elick Dr. E. Sam Gibson Dr. James R. Jackson Dr. Orty E. Orr Dr. Vonnie R. Prentice Wayne E. Stebbins David L. Tillman ( HISTORY Dr. Robert E. Smith, Head Dr. Tom L. Holman Dr. Robert P. Markman Dennis R. Murphy POLITICAL SCIENCE Dr. Gail K. Renner Dr. Delbert F. Schafer Ray G. Minkler Loran B. Smith Annetta E. St. Clair Michael L. Yates Dr. Donald R. Yhoust Dr. Judith L. Conboy SOCIOLOGY Dr. Stephen J. Grove Dr. Conrad E. Gubera Dr. Raymond E. Kellner Don D. Tate _ I 112 - PHYSICAL SCIENCE Dr. Vernon D. Baiamonte, Head Dr. L. R. Albright, II Harrison M. Kash Dr. Russell A. Phillips Marion E. Sloan Arthur L. Strobel Dr. Philip R. Whittle Dr. J. Larry Martin, Head MATHEMATICS Rochelle L. Boehning Mary A. Elick Jack D. Jolly William R. Livingston Dr. Gary R. Mulkey Dr. Joseph J. Shields Dr. P. K. Subramanian Dr. Gerald E. Suchan 113 SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION BUSINESS Edith M. Compton E. Carolyn Cunningham Carl A. Finke June M. Freund R. Michael Garner Larry W. Goode Kathleen G. Grim Gregory L. Hamilton Dr. James L. Harbin Delores A. Honey Dr. Jasbir S. Jaswal Bernard A. Johnson Dr. L. Keith Larimore Dr. Charles E. Leitle Terry D. Marion Robert J. Miller William H. Paapanen Dr. Cecil D. Ratliff J. Cobb Young ( 114 ) DENTAL PROGRAMS Mary A. Gremling Teresa Hudson Nancy J. Karst AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY Patricia F. Noirfalise Mary Lou Zaremba Roger E. Adams James C. Holmes COMPUTER SCIENCE Willis D. Calicott Dr. John M. Cragin Robert W. Mammen Karen S. Zwahlen DRAFTING AND DESIGN Ronald J. Morgan Donald L. Seneker Dr. Melvyn W. Mosher Wendell C. Richards LAW ENFORCEMENT Jack G. Spurlin Robert R. Terry Jimmy L. Williams INDUSTRIAL ARTS Dennis K. Sutton SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY U5 r NURSING Betty J. Ipock Doris T. Elgin Marilyn J. Jacobs Retha L. Ketchum Mary G. Ross Donald J. Schultz MACHINE TECHNOLOGY MILITARY SCIENCE MAJ Ronald J. Peterson CPT John R. Rousselot M SGT Gabriel DiGesualdo SGT Jack L. Cantrell SCHOOL OF EDUCATION AND PSYCHOLOGY - PSYCHOLOGY Dr. Allan L. Combs, Head Dr. Brian C. Babbitt Dr. Betsy Q. Griffin Dr. J. Merrell Junkins Dr. Roger Paige Dr. Sam J. Starkey, Jr. Dr. James T. Volskay V. 116 EDUCATION Dr. Edward P. Merryman, Head Dr. Michael E. Banks Dr. Leland D. Easterday Dr. Bob F. Steere Dr. Robert C. Wiley Edward W. Wuch Dr. Robert O. Highland G. Erin Ray Hilda E. Richardson Dr. James V. Sandrin - PHYSICAL EDUCATION Dr. Max D. Oldham, Head Sallie L. Beard Cecilia C. Chamberlin Ronald R. Ellis James L. Frazier Rodney R. Giesselmann Douglas B. Landrith John E. Salavantis Warren F. Turner Pamela K. Walker T. D. (Chuck) Williams G. I. Willoughby 117 Anderson, Jane BS Business 1981 SENIORS Barnett, Regina BS Mgmt. Tech. Barrett, Katherine BS Bus. Admn. Beard, Jeff BSBA Econ. Finance Belk, Rebekah BS Criminal Just. Berry, Vickie BSED Sec. Ecucation Bigley, Richard Blum, Susan BS Mgmt. Tech, Comp. BA Psycho., Sociology Prog. Bodon, Peter BS Biology Bounds, Lucy BS Elem. Ed. Bradford, Mary BS Acct. Brock, Russell BS Speech Brockett, Michael BS Mkt. Mgmt. portraits by Paul Sudlow Barcus, Julia Crim. Just. Admin. Benson, Campanella BS Phys. Ed. Bounds, Dennis BS Crim. Just. Admn. Brown, Tammy BSBA 118 Brown, Marie BA Econ. Fin. Carter, Mary BS Phys. Ed. Coffee, Robin BSED Elem. Ed. Cook, Carolyn BS Bus. Ed. Carlson, Marian BA English Carter, Denise BS Bus. Ed. Bush, Joan BA Psychology Cantrell, Lisa BS Elem. Ed. Coble, Dee BS Phys. Ed. Chew, Laura BSED English, Spanish Clarkson, Susan BS Accounting Cearnal, Debbie BS Phys. Ed. Cogbill, Marsha BSBA Accounting Cole, Jimmie BS Criminal Justice Cole, Terry Cook, Ronna BA Political Science BS English 119 k ; Cunningham, Jon BSED Phys. Ed. Dewitt, Patricia BSED Mathematics Duncan, Cynthia BSBA Econ. Fin. England, Victor BA History Dahlstrom, Stacy BA Radiology Darnell, Nedra BA Sociology Dart, Debi BS Law Enforcement Davis, Perry BS Mkt. Mgmt. Diles, Kelly Dodson, Gary BA Secretarial Science BS Physics Eldridge, Lincoln BSED Music Eagles, Kathy BS Industrial Arts Eden, Deborah BSED Physi. Ed. Estes, Leslie BSED Psych., Spec. Ed. Farmer, Mary BA Nursing Farris, Mary BSED Elem. Ed. Fenske, Janet BS General Business 120 Fowler, Barbara BS Psych. Spec. Ed. 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White, Danny BS Biology Williams, James BSBA Accounting Zentner, Ellen BS Business 127 Seniors Acton, Patricia Adams, Norman Albright, Dennis Artstrom, Robert Atkisson, Joan Bachmann, Carole Baugh, Kyle Bay, Timothy Behnen, Timothy Belli, J. Todd Bidinger, Joe Black, Patricia Boehning, Mark Bogn, Shawn Boles, Deborah Bond, Doug Booker, Robert Bottom, Toby Bowen, Pamela Boyd, Harry Branum, Dianna Bridges, Greg Brodt, Skip Brockman, John Brogllo, Peter Brown, Elixabeth A. Brown, Erwin Broem, Janet tynn Buchanan, James Burks, Judy 128 BurkybiJ«, L. Burnham, Carole Caldwell, Dennis R. Carter, Paul Cates, Steven I Choney, Kelly Chappelle, Thomas Christian, Randy Oturchwell, Calvin Cicala, Michail Compton, Jerry Comstock, Steven Cooper, Karl £, Cornett, Jill Cornetison, Bobby Couch, Donna Crane, Sandra Cromer, Carl Cupps, Rick Dale, Marsha Davidson, Russell Davis, Linda Davis, Steven Days, Gregory Dean, Gary C, DeGraff, Shawn Dorr, Jeanne Dugan, Denise Edwards, James Elliott, Brenda E. Erwin, [ evra Fairheld, Alice Fees, Lewis Fitzpatrick, Tina Fin ' d, Fred 129 Ford, Michael Ford, Richard Freeland, Vivian Frye, David Fullerton, Randy GaiJey, David Garman, Marinda Gibson, Cathy Gillogly, Julie Glades, Keith Goade, William Golbach, John Goldman, Steve Gondro, Michael Goodwin, Carolyn Goughnour, Randy Green, Patricia Griffith, Rebecca Grigsby, Shawn Hakes, Edward J. Hamm, Jerry W. Hampton, Ronald Hand, Richard Harden, Pamela Harrell, Ozzie Harrell, Jane Harris, Jerry W. Harrison, Montgomery Hayes, Steven Herford, William Herrell, Jarrett Hess, Robert Hill, Retta Hilsabcck, Marueen Hinds, Deborah 130 Hinds Lyntt Hinea Idamary Hobb$ Tammy Holt, Linda Hopkins, David Hopkins, Kenneth Hnll, Susan Hutching, Shelly Ideker William Isle, Connie. Jackson, J. W Jackson, Ted Jaswal, Pushpa Jeffries, Keri Jennings, Mike Johnston, Graham Jones, Randy Joyner, Malcolm Kesee, Jerry Khalrghadam, Reza Killingsworth, Susan Kissinger, Jim Klott, Carlo Knight, Larry Knight, Michael Kooks, Dollie Kruse, Russell Kyle, Deborah Ladd, Garold P, Jr, Laddusaw, Dicksey Landerth, Mark Lane, Joe Larson, Chris La Salle, Scott Lawson, Dana 131 3 Dianit taa Oregg Li tner, Beth Lm iquist, Jatito L«ig, Tomothy Lon , Ellen Loop Lee W. Lux Nelda Mabrery, Ron Macy, Patricia Maloney Alame Manners David Marble, Carol Marie, T. Cecelski Marshall, Douglas R. Martin Barry Martin, Sue Martin, Kenneth McAllister John McCann, Daniel McCaulla, David McCleary, Charles McOoud, Claudia McEntee, Kathleen McCehee, Darlyn Kay McKay, Patricia McKinney, Ja net McKnight, John McNeely, Ginger Merrifield, Paul Meyer, Randy Millard, John Millen, Daniel Miller, Gary Mitchell, Pamela 132 Moor«, iftci Moof thoui , P nny NuttyX, Rt wl ludy N«th«ry, Beth Neuenschwander Anna Marie Newman, Sandra NieWe, Bruce Noble Janice Norman, Ledie O ' Dell, Lonnie O ' Dell, Marvin Obver, Karen CRion, June Omao Nicholt O ' lNeai, Dennis :pa :erv ;Oi0r Patterson Jerrell Patterson, Jill Peri o, Caroline Pohi, Cynthia Polk, Alan Radmer, Katherine Rdkowiecki, Eileen Hemillard, John Richards, Joyce Roberts, Wane Robertson, Michael Roper, Tammy Rugen, Elizabeth Russell, Marsha Sadier, Jerry Sahosky, Janet Sanger, Dave 133 Schwermcr, Jeff Schweitzer, Kris Scott, Dave Jr. Shaffar, Dan Shank, Regina Shamblin, Rick Shaw, C. Joan Shaw, Meiodie Shoen, Rani Sierra, Susan Ivey, Rick Sink, Richard Skaggs, Jeff Smith, David W. Smith, Gary Smith, R. Elaine Smith, James Perry Smith-Vaughan, Sandra Smith, Shelva Snelson, Brian Snyder, Rick Speakman, Jeff Starkey, Sam Stejskal, James Streich, Rochelle Sullivan, Pete Sutton, James Swanson, Lucinda Taghvai, Rahmdollah Tamblyn, Don D. Taylor, Charles Teeter, Art Terrill, Charmane Terrill, William Tessmer, Clay 134 Thomas, Andy Thomas Joy Tkhacek, Wayne Townsend, Glenda Trenary, Patrka Triplett, Carol Tuck, Don Tark, Janie Turner, Charles Turner, William Van Becelaere, Karl VanOstran, Stan Vaughn, John Vaverka, Jesse Walker, Jami Walker, Jerry Washburn, Jane Weaver, Leslie Wescott, Robert Wheeler, Marla Wheeler, Randy White, Davida White, Kalvin White, Linda Whitehead, Clifford Williams, Steve Wilson, Jerry Wittich, Joseph Wofford, Ralph Wood, Michael Woods, Dwayne Woods, Wayne Woodcox, James Wyler Robert York, Paula J. 135 Augustine, Larry Baker, Gene Blue, Debbie Brown, Patricia Carder, Cynthia Clark, Larry Castleberry, Karen Cook, Fran Dalbom, Bill Darnton, Rebecca DeCarb, Susan Delong, David Dotson, James W. Dugan, Marilyn Perron, Doris Fishback, Jack Godsey, Norma Graham, Mary Hay, William 136 J James, Jennifer Johnson, Rick Lawrence, Dowty Lee, Robert McEntire, Clark Overton, Dennis Oviatt, George Jr. Peterson, Floyd E. Phipps, Linda Roberson, Rodney Severn, David Skaggs, Ronald Spencer, Sandra Stephenson, Lynne Taylor, Brian Turslai, Edward Volk, Patti Walker, Patricia Webster, James Wilson, John 1981 COMMENCEMENT Missouii SoLiihcin State (atllctte THlKllthNTH ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT Mav h, IwM ' :()0 pm . LRl-l) (. IIL ' CUILS SIADIUM 138 Missouri Southern State College commencement took place on May 15, 1981 at 7:00 p.m. in Fred G. Hughes Stadium. The invocation was given by Wayne R. Porter, Pastor, First Presbyterian Church in Webb City, MO. Next Dr. Darnton, president of the college, welcomed everyone to the thirteenth annual event. The address was made by Milton F. Droege, Jr. of Tulsa, OK. Dr. Floyd E. Belk, Vice President for Academic Affairs, made the class presentation, presented the Diplomas, and announced the Academic Honors. Dr. Darnton also presented the Outstanding Teacher Award. Russell Barnekow, Jr. of SMSU presented the Masters Degrees to three students. Altogether 505 degrees were given. The Benediction was made by Wayne Porter to conclude this years events. Congratula¬ tions and best of luck to all the 1981 grads! 139 Outstanding Teachers Reflect Concern, Respect The Missouri Southern Foundation annually presents two teaching awards with each recipient receiving a $1000 check and special plaque. Nominations are made by faculty, students and alumni. The emeritus faculty make the final selection. Mrs. Marilyn Jacobs, instructor in nursing, was named “Outstanding Teacher of a Freshman Class.” She teaches freshman courses in fundamentals of nursing, maternal-child nursing and psychiatric nursing. Mrs. Jacobs’ students nominated her with enthusiastic com¬ ments such as: “Instills interest in her lectures and initiates a willingness to learn.” Serves as an exceptional role model for nursing students.” “She demonstrates compassion for others, strong personal and profes¬ sional values.” “Always has time for her students.” “Her teaching methods are always kindness and information, never ridicule or shame.” “A caring individual.” “Her pride in her profession is in¬ spiring.” “She expects you to come well pre¬ pared and informed for the task ahead.” Dr. Vonnie Prentice, associate professor of of biology, received this year’s “Outstan ding Teacher” award. Dr. Prentice works closely with and teaches courses in the pre¬ professional curriculum, advising students who plan careers medicine, dentistry and veterinary medicine. His students praised his professional and personal qualities with these comments: “Shows considerable respect for his students.” “Always available to answer ques¬ tions.” “He has a genuine concern for his students.” “His lectures are organized for maximum understanding.” “You must understand the materi¬ al, not just memorize it.” “Shows a considerable knowledge of a wide variety of subjects.” “After completion of any of his courses, a student feels a sense of accomplishment.” “Students are inspired because of his genuine concern and respect for the student and his purpose.” 140 Photograph by Richard Williams Shaping Our Future 143 — Hey Twin In order to get their names, right, people call them by their last name or just say, “Hey Twin”, but Brent and Brian Morris don’t have problems with individuality. Brent is a psychology major who likes sports and enjoys reading historical biographies. Brian is majoring in business administra¬ tion, also likes sports, and reads science fiction. Being a twin has its advantages. If one didn’t want to do something the other took his place. There are disadvantages also. In high school typing class they switched places for one day. The teacher returned papers previously handed in and one of them was shocked when he saw all the red marks. He immediately felt better when he remembered the paper belonged to his brother. Abele, Susan Abernathy, V alijean Abraham, Chimcchepulam Ackerson, Garry Ackerson, Kristi Ackerson, Lori Adams, Dale Adams, Darieus Adams, Gina Adams, Jerry Adams, Kelly Adams, Valerie Adamson, Sandra Adamo, Angela Adamo, Carl Agee, Robert Ahlgren, Kevin Alexander, Stewart Alexander, Thomas Al-Hiyari, Tammie Allen, Randall Allen, Verba Allison, David Allison, Jessica Allmendinger, Michael Allmondinger, Richard Alms, Beth Alsina, Josefa Althof, Goldie Alton, Darryl Alumbaugh, Ron Alumbaugh, Joel Anderson, Douglas Anderson, Joe Anderson, John Anderson, Kerin Anderson, Sherri Anderson, Terri Andrews, Jeffrey Andrews, Susan Angeles, Joseph Apfel, Michael Ardito, Vickie Arend, Richard Arft, Mike Arkle, Scott Armour, Sheryl Armstrong, Dana Armstrong, Deborah Arnall, Larry Arner, Connie Arner, Guy Arnold, David Arnold, Steven Ash, Danny Asher, Janie Atkinson, Brian Atkinson, Jay Atwood, Matt Autry, Rebecca Autry, Thomas Babb, Charley Babb, John Babb, Nancy Badgley, Nadine Baiamonte, Catherine 145 Bailey, David Bailey, Linda Bailey, Sharon Baker, Alan Baker, Daniel Baker, David Baker, John Baker, Kurt Baker, Penny Bakke, Nina Baldridge, Tandee Ball, Gregory Ball, Wayne Ballentine, Kevin Baltzer, David Balyard, Nancy Banes, Donette Banks, Ken Barchak, Glenda Bard, Linda Barger, Brenda Barnes, Darwin Barnes, Haley Barnes, Mary Gwen Hunt “It’s different every day,” that’s how Gwen Hunt, Director of Public Information at Southern describes her job. “My primary responsibility is handling all the college news, generating as much publicity as I can, publicizing special events.” Among her other responsibilities is the advising of the yearbook and public relations for the college. Gwen first came to Southern in 1966, teaching English and Speech for the next ten years until she accepted her present position. 146 Barnett, Roberta Barty, Patricia Barrett, Cara Barry, Robert Bartlet t, Betty Bartley, John Bass, Mike Bass, Tamara Bass, Tommy Bassett, Joni Bates, Mary Batson, Wendy Baugh, Julie Baughman, Martha Bay, Kathy Bays, Tarri Beal, Paul Bearden, Steven Beattie, Michael Beatty, Kevin Beaver, Donna Beck, Daniel Beck, Vicki Beckley, Shari Behymer, Dixie Beisly, Toni Beisner, Tom Bekebrock, Kim Bell, Treva Benge, Barbara Benham, Donald Bennett, James Bennett, Lorri Bensing, Betty Bentlage, Cheryl Bentlage, Steve Bernheimer, Craig Bernings, Mary Bernings, Penny Berry, Rick Berry, Tonya Berry, Vickie 147 Berryhill, Ronda Bertalotto, Ronald Bertram, Elizabeth Besalke, Robert Bickett, Anne Bickett, Christopher Bickett, John Biggers, Robin Biggs, Judith Bilke, Teddy Binns, Deborah Binns, Scott Bird, Dave Bishop, Larry Bjork, Sharon Black, John Blackford, Carole Bladl, Susan Blair, Jim Blaukat, Randy Bland, Elizabeth Bland, Teresa Blevins, Jennifer Blineler, Luke Blinzler, Karen Block, Susan Block, Teddy Blood, Mike Blue, James Blue, Kimberly Blythe, Debra Bock, Mark Bockstahler, Karen Bodine, Tim Boes, Janet Boever, Patricia Bogatay, Kami Boggs, Julie Bogue, Angela Bogue, Cynthia Bohannan, Steve Bolton, Rosemary 148 Past, Present, Future The military has been a part of Jim Williams life for the past six years and will continue to be so in the future. Jim will be commissioned into the Finance Corp as a 2nd Lt. on July 24. He enlisted in the Army in 1975 for four years and was assigned to the Old Guard in Washington D. C. He left in April 1979 and started attending M.S.S.C. Jim joined the ROTC program on campus and became the 1980-81 Outstanding Senior in Military Science. Jim’s busy schedule leaves little time for his favorite hob- bies-photography and rapelling. He is involved in the Drill Team of the Pershing Rifles and is majoring in General Business. His marriage last November was “Quite a birth¬ day present.” Boman, Jana Booe, Jacqueline Booe, Joni Book, Ann Bonne, Leslie Boore, Amy Boore, Jill Borgard, Rick Borushaski, Katherine Bostick, Elizabeth Botlik, Patrick Bottorff, Sondra Bounds, Brenda Bowling, Charles Bowling, David Bowling, Theresa Bowman, Debra Bowman, Kelly Box, Stephen Boyd, Larry Boyd, Margie Boyd, Mary Boyd, Michael Boyd, Tara 149 Boyd, Sherri Boyer, John Bracey, Gil Bradford, Gina Bradshaw, Carol Bradshaw, Gary Brady, Fonda Brady, Phyllis Brafford, Jana Braker, Martha Brand, Martha Branham, Denise Brattin, Tonya Brawner, Betty Breckner, Pamela Bridges, Gail Bridges, Mark Brietzke, Alexander Brigham, Steve Bright, Kim Brill, Lana Brisby, Pamela Britten, Danny Broadwater, Ralph — Someone Always There The greatest advantage of having a twin, according to fraternal twins Kathy and Kelly Ness “is always having someone there.” Kathy and Kelly have a lot of fun together and know they will always have a friend to talk to. Kathy is a Psychology-Special Ed. major who wants to work with emotionally disturbed children. She enjoys biking, reading, theatre, music and is a member of Lambda-Beta-Phi. Kelly is a Sociology major and would like to go into Social Work. She likes photography, painting, the outdoors, and is a member of Lambda-Beta-Phi also. 150 Brock, Russell Brockman, James Brodie, Debbie Broglio, Anne Brooks, Lance Brooks. Patricia Brothers, Diane Brotherton, Carla Brown, Andy Brown, Eric Brown, Forrest Brown, Gary Brown, Jeff Brown, Kelvin Brown, Kenneth Brown, Kevin Brown, Linda Brown, Mark Brown, Pamela Brown, Patrick Brown, Paul Brown, Percy Brown, Raymond Brown, Sharen Brown, Wes Browne, Steven Brownfield, Kathy Bruffett, Joe Brunk, Christopher Bryant, Shellie Bryant, Terrance Bryson, Michael Buchanan, Wallace Buemester, Vondt Bullard, Debra Bulks, Debra Bulks, Melvin Bullock, Charles Bulton, Charles Burgess, Pam Burkhalter, Judie Burns, Catheryn 151 Burnside, David Burpo, Dean Burton, Brad Busalacki, Dino Bushnell, Sue Ann Butcher, Debbie Butler, Debbie Butler, Sharon Buzzard, Kenneth Bybee, Nancy Byers, Rebecca Byler, Brad Byrd, Cynthia Byrd, Katherine Byrd, Stephen Cadwallader, Robert Cagle, Chris Cahalan, Connie Caldwell, Gayle Caldwell, Julie Caldwell, Russell Caldwell, Terry Calhoun, Melissa Calicott, Joel Callaway, Tonya Camerer, Lisa Camp, Linda Campbell, Benny Campbell, Jackie Campbell, Johnny Campbell, Randall Campbell, Sharon Campbell, Shelley Campbell, Teresa Campbell, Tony Cannon, Karen Cantrell, Mary Cantrell, Willis Capehart, Tim Capps, Deobrah Capps, Michael Card, Richard 152 Carl, Deva Carlin, Ramona Carlson, Dee Carlton, David Carlin, Norma Carpenter, Rhonda Carper, Samuel Carr, Max Carroll, Earl Carson, Bill Carter, Julia Carter, Karen Understanding Culture “Studying a foreign language is important to understand another culture,” says senior Judy Rice when asked why she chose Spanish as her major. When Judy, a graduate of Jas¬ per High School, leaves Southern she will have a degree in both Spanish and History. In explaning her decision to com¬ bine these two fields of study, Judy says “whenever you study in the social sciences 1 think you’ll find that you’re real¬ ly just putting together the pieces of a big puzzle.” Judy is a member of the Modern Language Club and a member of CIRUNA. Carter, Michelle Cartright, Angela Cassidy, Mary Castillon, Kimberly Castillon, Linda Cates, Karen Caughlin, Sharon Cavanaugh, Ralph Caywood, Melanie Chamberlain, Willamina Chambers, Tina Chambers, Warren 153 f Champ, Lynell Champlin, James Chancellor, Mitzi Chew, Geneva Childers, Cynthia Childress, Mary Chirby, Dan Chirby, Kay Chism, Jay Christianson, Julie Christman, Jim Churchwell, Lori Cindrich, Jeffery Clark, David Clark, Irene Clark, Jean Clark, John Clark, Karen Clark, Mark Clark, Paul Clark, Roger Clark, Sandra Clark, Toma Clarke, Alberta Cleavinger, Gail Clement, Ken Cline, Michael Cloud, Gary Coale, Cynthia Coates, Steven Cobble, Cassandra Cobble, Kandace Cobine, John Coble, Robert Coburn, Mark Coday, Kevin Cole, Diane Cole, Johnna Cole, Joyce Cole, Kristen Coleman, Walter Comfort, Deanne 154 I I Special Forces Sgt. 1st Class Jack Cantrell, Military Science Instructor, was drafted into the United States Army in 1968. He volun¬ teered for and was assigned to the Special Forces (Green Be¬ rets). He was assigned to a specialty team within the Special Forces as a High Altitude Low Overhead Parachuter. Cantrell is a weapon specialist, master rapeller, and cross-trained as a medic, and in communications. Cantrell has made over 200 jumps with 26,000 feet being the highest. He runs an average of 35 miles a week, works out at the gym and likes to hunt. Hang gliding and scuba div¬ ing are two sports he would like to try. He would like to spend his final seven years in the army connected with the Green Berets. Compton, Joseph Conklin, Charles Connely, Gary Conner, Cristy Conrad, Kevin Conway, Bruce Conway, Dale Conway, Steve Cook, Cherrisse Cook, Cindy Cook, Donnie Cook, Shari Cookerly, Kathy Cooper, John Cooper, Lynne Cooper, Ronald Copley, Donald Copley, Michael Copely, Patricia Coppedge, Marsha Corey, Lucille Cornelius, Karen Cotner, Mark Cottrell, Cathy 155 Couch, Deborah Coulston, David Caver, Ricky Cowan, Matthew Cox, Dorothy Cox, Jeff Cox, Kenneth Cox, Kristen Cox, Tammie Coyle, Barbara Craig, Jo Crampton, Denise Non T raditional The 1980-81 Outstanding Senior for General Business is a non-traditional student. Janice Franklin waited fifteen years before attending college. In that time she was married, raised two sons and participated in ceramics, painting, tennis, and skating. Since going to school Ja¬ nice has had to devote her time to studying and to her family. Janice plans to attend law school as UMKC. She will live on campus while her family stays in Mt. Vernon. Her family, friends, and teachers are all encouraging and supporting her. It has taken Janice only three years to finish her degree in general business, while participat¬ ing in SAM, ODE, and the paralegal club. Craven, Gloria Crawford, Greg Crawford, Janet Crayne, Susan Creely, Karen Cresap, Amy Crim, Barbara Crisler, Jon Crosby, Clayton Cross, Angelique Cross, Jeff Crouch, Neva 156 Cruzan, James Cruzan, Janet Cruzan, Wilma Culli, Kevin Culp, Mark Culver, Carla Culver, Garry Cundiff, Shanon Cunningham, Barbara Cunningham, Craig Cunningham, Danette Cunningham, Daniel Cunningham, David Cupp, Jeff Cupp, Vickie Cupps, James Curran, Jim Curran, Robert Curry, Debora Curry, Sam Curtis, Carl Curtis, Juanita Dageforde, David Dahlstrom, Linda Daily, Michael Dailey, Robin Dalbom, Dora Dale, Karen Darner, Delisa Daniels, Cuma Daniels, Robert Darby, Ron Darby, Terry Dart, Debi Daugherty, Patricia Daugherty, Robyn Davenport, Ken Davidson, Gary Davidson, John Davidson, Wendy Davis, Bill Davis, Connie 157 Davis, David Davis, Frances Davis, Jaime Davis, Julie Davis, Mark Davis, Robert Davis, Ronda Davis, William Davis, William Davisson, Kirk Dawe, KC Day, James Day, Michael Dayton, Phillip Dean, Karen DeArmond, Mark DeArmond, Patti Deauville, Michelle Decker, Eric DeCou, John DeGraff, Frank DeGraff, Pamela DeGraw, Gary Dehon, Lee L 158 Delarosa, Armando Delong, Melinda Demaster, Pete Demint, Brian Denham, Virginia Denney, John Dennis, Kellee Dennis, Stephen Dennison, Deborah Denton, Glenda Dermott, Karen DesAutels, Michelle DeWitt, Gary Dexman, Robert Dickey, James Dickinson, Lori Diles, Kelly Dillon, Daniel Dillon, David Dilworth, Cathy Dilworth, Robin Dinh, Hung Van Dissler, Martha Divine, Curtis Divine, Sherrie Doberty, Rebecca Dodson, Robert Dodson, Wesley Doerge, Chris Dominique, Robert Dooling, William Doran, Brian Dose, Lynn Doss, Pam Doswell, Sylvia Dotson, Becky Dotson, James Doty, Barry Douglas, Marshall Douglass, Thomas Drew, Deneva Drew, Dennis 159 Drees, Mary Droge, Cynthia Droge, Richard Ducan, Vicki Dudley, Curt Duffell, Andrea Dugan, Patrick Dunaway, Alan Durbin, Shari Durham, Damon Durham, Theresa Durland, George Durossette, Becky Durt, Phillip Dykens, Bobbie Eastin, Joel Easton, Rob Eddy, Mitchell Eden, Jeffery Edgin, Glenn Edman, Robert Edwards, Craig Eidson, Sandra Eilenstein, Kevan Business World Randy Goughner, Mediapolis, Iowa, is the 1981 Out¬ standing Senior in Marketing and Management. His in¬ terest is in the business world and how it operates. Ran¬ dy and his father are working on a franchise of retail candy stores and plan to open another franchise this summer of which they will be the managers. His future plans are to work in a chain store retail outlet. Randy had a chance to play pro baseball but turned it down, without regrets, to play basketball here. He has played on the MSSC Basketball Team for the past two years. Basketball takes a lot of time—first of school until the end of March—so Randy has little time for outside activities. When he has the chance he likes to waterski and participate in tennis and baseball. _ Eley, Fredrick Elder, Wayne Elizabeth, Larkin Ell, Anthony Ellard, Linda Ellefsen, Brian Ellington, Robert Elliott, Charles Elliott, Jeff Elliott, Larry Ellis, Cynthia Ellis, Dawn Ellis, Virginia Elliott, Greg Elsten, Jonathon Embry, Alice Emmert, Judith English, Butch Engelage, David England, Dawn England, Robert English, Melinda English, Michael Eppard, Audie Eppard, Sandra Ernest, Susan Erwin, Rick Erwin, Sally Escobar, Alberto Estes, Gary Estes, Jennifer Estes, Karen Evans, David Evans, Donald Evans, Dytri Evans, Eddie Evans, Gail Evans, Greg Evans, Jerry Evans, James Evans, Jan Evans, Rose 161 1 I I V I I I k I I i I Evans, Ted Ewens, Stephen Ewing, Cynthia Fahey, Robert Fair, Pamela Farley, John Farley, Judy Farmer, Mary Farmer, Stanley Farner, Ann Farney, Brenda Fasken, Tracy Piano Is Important Anne Waggoner, the 1980-81 Outstanding Senior in Music, is from Diamond, MO. Music has been a part of Anne’s life since she was eight years old when she began piano lessons which continued through high- school. Her high school music teacher encouraged her to enter the District Contest at MSSC which add¬ ed to her excitement about music. Anne wants to teach elementary education music because she loves to work with children. Anne also plays the flute but prefers the piano. She gives piano lessons to fourteen students. She likes to play classical and contemporary gospel and her favorite composer is Brahms. Anne wants to con¬ tinue her work with children’s church and the youth choir. Fasse, Joy Fears, Carole Fees, Sharon Felkel, Kerri Felkner, Tina Fenimore, Denise Fenstermacher, Paul Ferguson, Doug Ferris, Nickie Ferron, David Fertig, Vickie Fetterman, Nancy 162 Fertner, Raymond Fiedler, Sandy Fields, James Fields, Timi Finke, Diane Finter, Joyce Fisher, Anne Fisher, Rick Fisher, Thomas Fitch, Louis Fitzgerald, Lana Flaig, Mike Fleming, Robert Flesher, Paula Floyd, Lana Fly, Brenda Foglesong, Jim Force, Paul Ford, Teri Forest, Rebecca Forester, Janet Forsyth, Pamela Fortey, Mitch Foster, Julie Foster, Karen Foster, Karen Foster, Rhonda Fowler, Carl Fowler, Sandra Fox, Charles Fox, Chris Fox, Ray Fraley, Barbara Francisco, Emmanuel Frank, Tina Franklin, Derrick Franks, Fred Franks, Mary Franz, David Fraser, Mark Freder ick, Robert Fredrich, Cathy I 163 Freeman, Suzanne Freeman, Todd Freitas, Cheryl Frese, Dana Frey, Janet Fritz, Lydia Frye, Jimmy Frye, Lana Frost, Randy Fullerton, Nancy Fullerton, Terri Furry, Anna Gaines, David Galbraith, James Galbraith, Sandy Gale, Dwayne Galloway, Patty Gamble, Monty Gannaway, Margaret Garber, Janet Gardwer, Kieth Gardner, Stan Gardner, Steve Garman, Stephen Switchboard Operator “I like everything about my job because I enjoy peo¬ ple,” states Sue Ann McReynolds. Sue Ann is MSSC’s operator. She as a wide variety of duties that require a lot of time. Sue Ann is busy most of the time answering calls (sometimes they aren’t even for the college), an¬ swering questions to do with students or the school, knowing where people are at all times, and knowing all the personnel on campus. She also has to know each faculty and staff’s job so she can connect the questions from calls to people who can answer them. Sue Ann has been here for nine years and the campus has grown very rapidly. She has to break down the bill each month. When she started the average bill was 30 pages long; today it averages about 149 pages. 164 Garner, Barry Garrett, Mae Lanell Garrett, Mike Garrison, Dennis Garrison, Sonya Gaumer, Craig Gaumer, David Gautney, Cindy Gibbons, Rick Gibson, Cheryl Gibbs, David Gibbs, Leah Gibson, Gary Giger, Kim Gilbert, Paula Gilbert, Tama Gilbert, Veronica Gilbreath, Lisa Gilbreth, Donna Gilbreth, Karen Giles, Steve Gilliam, Lorie Gillis, Linda Gilmore, Kathy Gilpin, Jacquelyn Gindling, Sheila Gipson, Debra Glass, Michael Glass, Patricia Glassburner, Mary Glasson, Dawn Glover, Linda Goade, Jennifer Goade, Lisa Goade, Michael Goettling, Lannie Gold, Gary Golden, Nancy Gonterman, Sandra Gonterman, Deborah Gooch, Kelly Garrison, Ginger 165 Always Busy Kreta Gladden, a Financial Aids Counselor, is a very busy lady. Basically, she helps the Financial Aids Director in implementing programs such as Work-Study and Student-Help. Kreta is also a liai¬ son between colleges, high schools, parents, stu¬ dents, faculty, and civic groups desiring informa¬ tion on the programs here at Southern. She councils a lot of incoming students, also. Kreta’s hobbies include her family, jogging, bike riding, and reading. She enjoys “happily ever after” books, especially if they are about history. Her main responsibility for the year is seeing to the Scholarship Program Banquet. Golden, Margret Good, John Goodall, Janice Goodman, Craig Gordon, Tammy Gorszczyk, Steven Goswick, Eddige Gough, Shawn Gould, Pamela Gowens, Pamela Graham, Bonnie Grant, Jeff Graves, Donna Gray, Connie Gray, Darlene Gray, Frank Gray, Gary Gray, Kathy Gray, Pamela Gray, Robert Grayson, Stephanie Green, Anthony Green, Greg Green, Jack 166 Green, Kelly Green, Paige Green, Randall Green, Robert Green, Sheila Greenup, Michael Greer, Dan Greer, Jan Gregg, Chuck Gregg, Mark Gregg, Ray Grey, Gerri Grigsby, Tracey Grim, Sara Grimm, Denise Grimm, Nanette Grimm, Steven Grisham, Thomas Grissom, Danny Grissom, Sherry Groll, Philip Gross, Mary Groves, Susan Gruenewald, Paul 167 Greunwald, Wayne Gruldson, Kristi Guerbar, Anna Gulliford, Carolyn Gurley, Donald Guthrie, Teresa Hackney, Janet Haggard, Lloyd Hall, Jacqueline Hall, Jeff Hamilton, Tama Hammond, Steve Hand, Elizabeth Handley, Mike Haney, Robert Hankinson, Kevin Hannan, Nancy Hannon, Peter Hansford, Erin Hantak, Timothy Haralson, Jill Hardin, Mark Hardy, Nancy Hargrove, Barbara Harlan, Thomas Harp, Michelle Harp, Mike Harper, Debra Harper, Douglas Harper, Ty Harrell, Jill Harrell, Tim Harrington, Betty Harrington, Dale Harrington, Kenji Harrington, Mark Harris, Anthony Harris, Brent Harris, Cindy Harris, Dale Harris, Debbie Harris, Elizabeth 168 Psych Oriented Gregory Bridges of Neosho is an outdoor person that enjoys such things as fishing and sports cars. He is also an avid reader who enjoys Greek Mythology, fic¬ tion and anything to do with psychology. Greg lifts weights, exercises, and thinks nutritional health is im¬ portant to physical health. Gregory is a senior psychology major with a minor in biology who has done research in hemispheric laterality (left or right dominance of brain functions). He is a member of Psychology Club and the Honor¬ ary Psychology sorority-Psi Chi. Greg is now attend¬ ing graduate school and hopes for a career in Ap¬ plied Social Psychology. Harris, Gina Harris, Leonard Jr. Harris, Mitzi Harris, Nancy Harris, Ronnie Harris, Scott Harrison, Mike Hart, Pamela Hartley, Kimberly Hartley, Pamela Hartley, Rayma Hartley, Terri Harbaugh, Shara Harvey, Dorothy Hams, Susan Harlan, Teresa Harter, Kathleen Hatfield, Jeffrey Haughawout, Stormy Hauetter, Cindy Hay, Linda Hayden, Terri Hayes, Kevin Haycook, Robert 169 Hayes, Walter Hayes, Mary Haynes, Regina Hayse, Kathryn Heeter, Charles Heeter, Janine Hearn, Cheryl Hecksher, Mary Hedges, Trudy Heistand, Dave Helliker, Margaret Helms, Greg Henderson, Danny Henderson, Ken Hennessy, Marcia Henson, Janice Henson, Teresa Henson, Traci Hempen, Ken Herr, Judy Herrer, Michael Herson, Jeff Hertzberg, Terri Hewitt, Jeffrey Hewitt, William Heydt, Sally Hibdon, Roger Hibler, Allison Hickerson, Jan Hicks, Larry Hicks, Mitch Hicks, Robert Higdon, Buddy Higginbothan, Chris Higgins, Camille Higgins, Laura Higgins, Michael Highley, Linda Hill, Elizabeth Hill, John Hill, Lee Hill, Mary 170 Hill, Robert Hillier, Michelle Hillman, Gilbert Hillman, Judith Hindman, Karen Hines, Pam Hinshaw, Carolyn Hinson, Jim Hirshy, Terry Hixenbaugh, Kim Hixon, Jim Hobbs, Frank Hobbs, Jean Hobson, Vickie Hodde, Marvin Hodge, John Hodges, Johnie Hodges, Kathryn Hoffman, Jerry Hoffman, Kayla Holden, Mitzie Holland, Joyce Holland, Julie Holland, Michelle 171 Holliday, Bruce Holliday, Johnnie Holliday, Johanna Holloway, Bertha Holloman, Warren Holmes, Arleighl Holmes, Greg Holmes, Keith Holmes, Maura Holmes, Rebecca Holmgren, Robin Holton, Steve Holtz, Scott Honey, Delores Hood, Barbara Hode, Deven Hoover, Melissa Hopkins, Brett Hopkins, Kelli Hopkins, Susan Hopper, Greg Hopper, Michael Hopstein, Billy Horine, Bradley Horn, Ronald Hornback, Patricia Horner, Kim Hoskin, James Hoskins, Brent Hoskins, Mark Hough, Martha Houlihan, Theresa Houpt, Corinna House, Kevin House, Larry Howard, Howdy Howard, Kevin Howard, Scott Howell, Bradley Howell, Kinda Howrey, Kim Hubbard, David 172 Huff, Christopher Huff, Loren Huffine, Tim Hughes, Bruce Hughes, Lisa Hukee, Debbie Hummert, Ann Hundley, Wendell Hunt, Melanie Hunt, Taylor Hunter, Daniel Hunter, Gina Hunter, Jana Hurst, John Hurst, Jean Hutcherson, Jerry Huynn, Tammy Hyde, Dena Hyde, Sam lanniello, Errico Ihm, Teresa Illis, Susan Ingram, Cynthia Isbell, Gary Isenmann, Tina Isgrigg, Lisa Jackson, Julie Jackson, Patricia Jackson, Suzanne Jackson, William Jacobs, Billy Jacobson, Lisa James, Jim James, Rebecca James, Thomas Jantz, Debra Jay, Sharon Jazaieri, Mohammad Jeans, Pam Jeffrey, Danny Jenkins, Clay Jerrell, Robert 173 Jester, Jimmy Jobe, Randy Johns, Jacquelin Johns, Jamie Johnson, Andrew Johnson, Bev Johnson, Danette Johnson, David Johnson, Elaine Johnson, Galen Johnson, Gary Johnson, Greg Johnson, Jamie Johnson, Jeff Johnson, Johnny Johnson, Karen Johnson, Kevin Johnson, Kevin Johnson, Lena Johnson, Michael Johnson, Monte ' Johnson, Nathan Johnson, Paul Johnson, Perry Johnson, Ronald Johnson, Vicki Johnston, Ron Jones, Joe Jones, Kimberly Jones, Kevin Jones, Ronald Jones, Sandra Jordan, Nancy Jordan, Tara Jorner, John Joseph, Rich Judd, Larry Judge, Mark Julian, Steve Junkins, Julie Kam, Gwendolyn Kappler, James 174 Kassab, Betsy Katzfey, Cheryl Katzfey, Rick Kaughman, Roger Keeley, Todd Keeton, Birdsall Keifer, Sharon Keith, Mike Kell, Glynnis Kelley, Cynthia Kelley, Francis Kelly, Marian Kelly, Michael Kelly, Stephen Kemm, Lawrence Kemper, Todd Kendrick, Sally Kennamer, Michael Kennedy, Gary Kennedy, Larry Kent, Elizabeth Kepple, Jean Kern, Darrell Kern, Sherry 175 Kertz, Elizabeth Keys, Rick Kidd, Kristina Kidd, Roger Kidd, Terry Kidd, Valerie Kiger, Jill Kilbane, Jeff Kile, Mary Kilgore, Wanda Kimrey, Allen Kincade, Stephen King, Bobby King, Christine King, Cyrus King, Kyle King, Pam King, Shannon King, Susan Kingore, Karen Kiphart, Marc Kirbey, Karen Kirk, Sara Kitterman, Lynne Klarner, Michael Kleeman, Dan Knaust, Marilyn Knight, Kathi Knight, Mary Knight, Rebecca Knight, Ronald Koehler, Greg Kohler, Valerie Koile, Brenda Sue Koon, Nancy Korner, Bryan Kornfield, Robert Kost, Jane Kramer, Amy Kramer, Scott Kreighbaum, Edwina Kreighbaum, Julie f 176 Kreutziger, Cathie Kriewall, Randy Krohn, Roy Kuhn, Robert Kuhn, Ronald Kunce, William Kunkel, Kelli LaDue, Mary LaFerla, Jeff LaGasse, Jill LaGasse, Michael Lain, Kathy Laine, Jane Laird, David Lakey, Anthony Lakey, Mary Lambeth, Keith Landgraf, Kathy Lane, Bryan Lane, Stephanie Langston, Bruce Layne, Jack Layne, Meilanie Larimore, Johnna Graduating Together Joan and Melodie Shaw are mother-daughter graduates of Southern this year. Joan’s major is in Psychology with a mi¬ nor in Art and teaching. She is doing a practicam at Freeman Hospital for Family Services and plans to get her MA in Fam¬ ily Counciling. Art is a hobby when time permits, and farming fills in the remaining hours. She is a member of Psy Chi. Melodie recently married and her hobby is taking care of her new husband. She plans to get a MA in Computer Sci¬ ence and work with her husband in his business. Both feel this experience was “absolutely great” because they could study together on their 45 mile drive from Bronough, MO. More importantly, there is no competetiveness because they are best friends as well as mother and daugh¬ ter. T Lavine, Toby Lawrence, Becky Lawrence, Curtis Lawrence, Gerald Lawrence, Jeffery Lawrence, Mary Lawson, John Lea, Nancy Leavens, Marlene Leaverton, Julie Ledbetter, Frank Ledbetter, Frank Lee, John Lee, Mike Leeka, Jon Lehman, Christine Leipzig, Mike Leonard, Diane Leonard, Marilyn LePage, Brian Lewis, Alan Lewis, Dennis Lewis, Jill Lewis, John Lewis, Michelle Lewis, Pamela Liebling, Barry Lien, Chester Lietz, Gregory Lilly, Mickey Lincoln, Marilynn Lindley, Linda Lindley, Richard Lindsey, Darren Linton, Rebecca Lippert, Cheryl Littlefield, Mary Littlejohn, Keith Littrell, Donna Livingston, John Livingston, Mary Lombard, Nancy 178 Long, Amy Long, Chris Long, Doris Long, Jerry Long, Martha Long, Marva Long, Phillip Long, William Lope, Randall Lordemann, Walter Lovekamp, Janet Lovell, George Lowe, Christ! Lowrey, Kathryn Lowrey, Stanley Lowry, Cindy Lucas, Ansen Lucas, John Luckenbill, Richard Luke, Jeffrey Lundstrom, Jenny Lyons, Robert Mack, Debra Macken, Joseph Staying Busy Staying busy is the main theme of Kathy Lay’s life. Kathy is originally from Denver, Colorado where her fa¬ vorite sport was tobogganing. She moved to Missouri and as a student at MSSC was Vice-president of the Ju¬ nior class and a member of the student senate. She graduated from Southern and now holds the new posi¬ tion entitled Co-ordinator of Student Activities. Kathy’s job entails: Advisor to Campus Activities Board, Panhellnic Advisor, consultant to other organizations who need help, and assistant to Paul Winters. Kathy is also involved in the Joplin Little Theater. She is mar¬ ried and has three children. In her spare time Kathy likes to sew and bowl. Mackey, Cherie MacLaughlin, Thomas Madden, Lora Maddox, Kathy Maddox, Mike Madole, Angie Maguire, John Maijala, Ava Major, George Majors, Stacy Malcolm, Scott Malone, Judy Pro Student Activities Many faculty and students are not aware of what the Director of the Student Center does. Paul Winters, director, is responsible for everything that happens in the building. He is in charge of seeing that rooms are set up for students and for outside groups. Paul is working towards increasing the use of the Billingsly Student Center through banquets, meetings, and dances. Through student activities, Paul feels that students can learn out of the classroom as well as in, or use what is learned in the classroom in activities. “I like to look at student activities as a co- cirricular activity as opposed to an extracirricular activity.” Paul would like to see the Student Ac¬ tivities Program expanded and developed with new programs and new ideas. _ Manie, Susan Manire, Nancy Manley, Irene Mann, Denise Manning, Timothy Manson, Leonard Marcy, Steve Marion, Landis Marlatt, Julia Marquardt, Jon Marshall, Wanda Marston, Joel 180 Marston, Tim Marti, Kurt Marti, Schelli Martin, Mary Ann Martin, Rhonda Martin, Richard Martin, Stacey Martin, William Martinez, Lisa Marquis, Robin Mascher, David Mason, Evelyn Massa, Tod Massey, Mike Masur, Sandy Mathis, Coletta Mattingly, Brett Mattingly, James Mattox, Brian Mayden, Steven Mayer, Warren Mayes, Bobbie Mayfield, Cheryl Mayfield, Frank Mayfield, Jacquelyn Mayfield, John Mayfield, Sharon McCann, John McClellan, Evelyn McClennen, Marsha McClure, Darin McClure, Kathy McCorkle, Doug McCorkle, Kimberly McCormick, Janice McCourt, Dan McCoy, Susan McCrary, Jeffrey McCullough, Maureen McCurd, Elizabeth Meador, Ted Meadows, Deirdre 181 r Small Businessman Bob Hess left Southern only a short time ago, however he has already established himself in the business community. The December 1980 graduate of the School of Business Administration is the owner and manager of Daylight Donuts in Carthage. Bob has the same concerns as many oth businessmen, He fears that the government is gaining too much control over the private sec¬ tor. “The federal government seems to be out to get us,” Bob explains. Bob hadn’t intended to be a small businessman, but for now his plans call for making a success of this business. McCullah, Mike McDaniel, Lori McDaniel, Rhonda McDonald, Larry McDonner, Melanie McEachern, Kevin McGinty, Casey McGinty, Melissa McKay, Judith McKay, Stephen McKee, Karen McKee, Marian McKee, Rhonda McKinney, Jim McKinney, John McKinney, Kellesa McLain, Gina McClanahan, Pat McLaughlin, Jonathan McMillen, Lynne McMinn, Joan McMinn, Tony McMullen, Jessy McNay, Pauline 182 McNeely, Audrey McNew, Sam McPherson, Alyse McPherson, Valerie McQuality, David McReynolds, Steve McReynolds, Trisha McWilliams, Diane Medlin, Debbie Medlin, Phyllis Mehrer, Joe Melaven, Debbie Mell, Randall Mense, Mark Mensink, Hermina Mercer, Jan Meredith, John Merrifield, Mike Mesplay, Donna Messer, Dennis Metsker, Richard Metts, Sandy Metz, Charles Meuschke, Andra Michael, Brenda Millard, Cecil Millard, Jeffrey Miller, Brian Miller, Carl Miller, Donita Miller, Karen Miller, Kathy Miller, Molly Miller, Renee Miller, Rita Miller, Steve Miller, Terri Miller, Troy Milligan, Melissa Mills, Kelley Mills, Lori Mills, Michele 183 Minnigerode, Linda Mitchell, Clint Mitchell, Kevin Mitchell, Lisa Mitchell, Robin Moehle, Jeanette Moehr, Tony Molloy, James Montgomery, John Montgomery, Max Montgomery, Mikell Montgomery, Scott Moody, Emily Moon, Susanna Mooney, Kelly Mooney, Marianne Mooneyhan, David Moore, Brenda Moore, Debbie Moore, Lorri Moore, Tammi Moore, Thomas Moore, William Dental Hygiene Linda Talken is a dental hygiene major who has always been interested in dentistry. She had planned to go through the Dental Assisting Program but her high school biology teacher encouraged her to go into dental hygiene. A dental hygienist can clean teeth free of su¬ pervision where as dental assistants do what the doctor instructs. Linda plans to work in Festus, her hometown, or around St. Louis. Linda was a 1980 Homecoming Queen candidate and this year’s Outstanding Senior in Dental Hygiene. Linda enjoys crocheting, baking, and swimming. She also likes to sew and read books in her spare time. 184 Moorhead, Brian Morgan, James Morey, Laurie Morgan, Mike Morgan, Rebecca Morin, Sheryl Morris, Brent Morris, Brian Morris, Carol Morris, Mark Morris, Martin Morris, Marvin Morrison, David Morse, Corvin Moser, Sherry Mosley, Donna Moss, Beth Moss, Mary Moult, Robert Moyer, Kevin Moyer, Michael Mueller, Scott Mulholland, Kevin Mullins, Mitch Munday, Deloris Murawski, Julie Murphy, Chris Murray, Brent Murray, Chris Murray, Larry Musgrove, Martitia Myers, Beth Myers, Deniece Myers, Robert Nance, Virginia Nappier, Wendy Nardini, Ben Neagle, Connie Neal, Bill, Jr. Neely, Marcia Neely, Sabra Neely, Sacha 185 Nelson, Jeffery Nelson, Michael Ness, Don Ness, Kathy Ness, Kelley Neth, Tom Newby, Elba Newby, Lizbeth Newby, Ruth Newcomb, Michael Neumeyer, Wayne Nevill, David Newdigger, Hepsey Ngo, Quynh Nicolas, Chris Nichols, Ellen Nichols, Naomi Nicholson, Denise Nicholson, Jacquelyn Nicklas, Morris Nicolas, Anne Nicsinger, Henry Nicsinger, Steve Nighswonger, Robert Nimsick, Michael Nitcher, R. Nitz, Christy Nivens, Sheri Noakes, Joni Noble, Mary Noble, Nancy Noble, Pat Nokes, David Nopwasky, Beth Norris, Kent Norris, Neil Norton, Mark Nothnagle, Anna Nutt, Tom Oberkirsch, James O’Brien, Frank O’Dell, Greg 186 Ogden, Dean Ogden, Eden Ogle, Steven Ogle, Sue Oglesby, Dean Oglesby, Douglas Oglesby, Phil Ohmart, Cindy Oliver, Leroy O’Neil, Cathy O’Neal, Kelly O’Neal, Peggy O’Neal, Wanda Oplotnik, Brad Oroutt, Florence Orton, Denise Osborn, John Oshlo, David Otipoby, Candy Ott, Gene Overfelt, Virgil Overton, Donny Owens, Jeff Oxford, Gary 187 Ozbun, Anita Pachlhofer, Gregory Padley, Tim Page, Lanita Palmer, Chris Pardieu, Geri Parker, Dierdre Parker, Marty Parrigon, Janet Parrish, James Parrish, Mark Parrish, Michelle Parrish, Shawn Patchin, Mildred Patrick, Judy Patten, James Patterson, Matthew Patterson, Steven Patton, Mary Patton, Sandra Patton, Steve Pawlus, Michael Payne, Barbara Payne, Greg Payne, Sabine Payton, Bob Payton, Teresa Pearman, Lisa Peasley, Donna Peck, Kristy Peek, Craig Peel, Moses Peel, Patricia Pekarek, Daniel Pence, Gail Pendergraft, Durard Pendergraft, James Pendergraft, Janice Pendergraft, Patti Penland, Curtis Pennock, Elizabeth Periman, Shalaine 188 i Landscaper A1 Wood is the campus gardener for Missouri Southern. He is the first person to hold the job and has held it for the past four years. A1 does the landscaping, planting, and attends to the trees and shrubs. Since coming to MSSC, from Carver National Park, A1 has put in the rock gardens in front of Hearnes Hall, Business Admin¬ istration, Student Center, and Science and Math build¬ ing. A1 plants trees and shrubs because flowers are too hard to maintain with just one gardener. The many trees donated by organizations and individuals are greatly ap¬ preciated by everyone on campus. A1 proudly continues to upgrade the campus. Perry, Mark Petefish, Kevin Peters, Debra Peters, Sheila Peterson, John Peterson, Lisa Petet, Michael Petticrew, Rickey Petty, Susan Pham, Nghley Phares, Jacque Philliber, Susan Phillips, Gregory Phillips, Kelly Phillips, Larry Phillips, Michael Phillips, Russell Picaman, Linda Pierce, Kelly Pierce, Patrick Pierce, Sharon Pierson, Benton Pierson, Tim Pin, Jacci 189 Pitts, Brenda Plagmann, Sherri Plagmann, Steve Plummer, Gayola Poe, Howard Poirey, Michael Polansky, Peggy Polen, Richard Pollock, Bill Pollock, Geoff Pullum, Deborah Pope, George Ozark Englishman Stewart Alexander, a freshman at Southern, is a an Accounting major. He is originally from Lon¬ don, England, but migrated to the United States when the cost of living skyrocketed. Stewart chose MSSC because his father lived in Joplin. He thinks Joplin is quiet and felt right at home during a re¬ cent trip to New York City, which reminded him of London. Stewart didn’t know what to expect from col¬ lege life, but he feels college is fun as well as hard work and most of the students are friendly. He likes all kinds of sports, especially soccer and to go to movies and also enjoys the theatre. He hopes to become a CPA upon graduation. Pope, Michael Porter, Jill Porter, Sharon Post J.L. Potter, Danette Powell, Cynthia Powers, Carla Powers, Kristi Powers, Mark Prattt Bill Pratt, Carl Prescott, Glenn 190 im Preston, Johannah Prettyman, Kenneth Prichard, Clarise Priester, Henry Priester, Mark Prigmore, Terry Probert, Jane Probert, Rex Propst, Holly Propst, John Pruitt, Robert Puett, Joyce Purcell, Charles Purscelly, Sharron Pickett, Jeffery Purdy, Sherri Purington, Debbie Purker, Jickie Purrett, Webb Pursley, Charles Pyle, Kevin Quade, Teresa Quayle, Brad Queathem, Cordell Rabe, Kristin Rager, Robin Rager, Terri Rains, Mark Rand, Rosie Randall, Willa Randles, Harris Raistrick, Alan Raine, Allen Ransom, Pat Ratliff, Cindy Raughton, Brenda Ray, Dorothy Raymond, Autumn Redden, Cindy Reding, Steve Redmon, Joann Reed, Thomas 191 Reedy, Jaye Reeves, Anita Reeves, Debbie Reeves, James Reeves, Randall Reisdoffer, Donna Renegar, Jana Renfro, Sarah Renier, Don Renner, Carolyn Replogle, Rhonda Retherford, David Reynolds, Brenda Reynolds, Roxann Reynolds, Sharon Reynolds, Stephen Rhea, Susannah Rhines, Randall Rhoades, Brett Rhoden, Janean Rhudy, Thomas Rhymer, Michael Rhymer, Milissa Richard, Grant Jr. Chart Editor “I’m damned proud.’’ That’s how senior Clark Swanson feels about the achievements of the Chart dur¬ ing his three and one-half year tenure as editor. Swanson has introduced a number of innovations not usually found in the college newspaper that have helped the Chart to achieve its thirteenth successive All-Ameri¬ can Award, “Everybody has to be dedicated,” Clark ex¬ plains, and he is certainly no exception. One evening Clark’s work kept him in the Chart office so late that he was forced to spend the night sleeping on the floor. As he leaves Southern, Clark’s planning a creer as a communications consultant. _ 192 Richards, David Richards, Elizabeth Richardson, Kathy Richardson, Rickey Richlinski, Bonnie Ridings, Ryan Riddle, Lorraine Riggs, Lisa Riley, Don Jr. Riley, Lana Riley, Lance Rinker, Dwight Ritchie, Alan Roark, Allen Roark, Richard Roberds, Joe Roberson, Bobby Jr. Roberts, Jenean Roberts, Michael Robertson, Dud Robertson, Keith Robertson, Tom Robinson, Julie Robinson, Keith Robinson, Mark Roderick, David Rdgers, Danny Rodgers, Wes Rogers, JoAnna Rogers, Willie Roller, Carla Roller, Gladys Rollins, Susan Rose, Gregory Rose, Kevin Rose, Nancy Rose, Randy Rose, Todd Ross, David Ross, Jeana Ross, Kim Routh, Genea 193 Rowan, John Rowe, Carl Rowe, Kenneth Rowe, Terry Rowland, Shawnda Roy, Lori Royer, Denise Royer, Harlan Rozell, Sherry Ruble, Stephanie Rubottom. LeAnna Ruestman, Pete Rugler, Greg Rupe, David Rupp, Charles Rusk, Beth Russell, Christi Russell, David Russell, Dwane Russell, Jeff Russell, Jimmy Russell, Linda Russo, Pamela Russo, Salvatore Ruzicka, Mark Ryan, David Saferite, Debra Salchew, Kim Sammann, Michael Samur, David Sanders, Gail Sanders, Mark Sanders, Rodney Sanders, Tammy Sanders, Terry Sandridge, Mark Saper, John Sapp, Karen Sapp, Norman Sappingten, Kelly Sater, Steve Savage, Mitch 194 Sawyer, Larodd Saxton, Kelly Sayles, Jim Schad, Carolyn Schaefer, Donald Scharff, Lois Schecker, Cherylon Schellack, Douglas Schermahorn, All n Scheurich, Preston Schleisman, Joyce Schlichtman, Judith Devoted Employee In 1963, Bonnie Blagg began her job as cashier in the cafeteria. She keeps track of how many dorm students are served. Her favorite part of the job is the students. Bonnie feels she is in harmony with the students and she also loves to be near them. “I feel like we have the greatest bunch of kids.” Bonnie enjoys listening to the students’ comments and observing what they do. However, one regretable aspect of her job is knowing the student will eventually graduate. It is hard to keep track of them after that. Bonnie likes to work in her garden at her home in Carl Junction. She especially likes roses and plants. Bonnie likes to arrange flowers, read a good book, and be with her grand¬ daughter. Schnelle, Jane Schnittker, Crystal Schoenthaler, Marty Schriever, James Schroeder, William Schuler, Lisa Schultz, Russell Schwartz, Michael Schwartz, Richard Schwartz, Sheila Schwartz, Steven Schweitzer, Jeff 195 Scobee, Bill Scoles, Janet Scoles, Lyndell Scorse, Bill Scott, Barbara Scott, Carri Scott, David Scroggs, Lynn Seal, James Seanor, Kelly Searcy, Joyce Seger, Joe Sellers, Debbie Selsor, Barbara Selsor, Michael Selves, Timothy Seitz, David Semmler, Terry Sennett, Julie Seufent, Livvia Seward, Renay Sexton, Susan Shaddy, David 196 Shadwick, Dana Shafer, Sheri Shaffar, Nancy Shaffer, Doug Sharman, Michele Sharon, Sheila Sharp, Marcelay Sharp, Shell Sharp, Suzanne Shaskey, Rosie Shelby, Brian Sheldon, Cara Shelton, Diane Shelton, Janis Shepard, Kim Shepherd, Claudia Shepherd, Jenna Shepherd, Joan Shepherd, Phillis Shepherd, Rick Sherman, Carol Sherrell, Ken Shimp, Mary Shipley, Janette Shipman, Jill Shipman, Julie Shoemaker, Julie Shoff, Dayne Shook, Patricia Short, Barbara Shoun, Kemp Shoup, Leigh Shouse, Kevin Showers, Johnny Shrum, Rod Shue, Kim Shultz, Daniel Shumate, Theresa Shurtz, Rodney Shuster, Frank Sieglinger, Breck Sigars, Calvin 197 Sill, Jeanni Simmons, Doug Simmons, Glenn Simpson, Karen Sims, Dana Sitton, Karen Sitton, Kathy Sitz, Laurie Skaggs, Richard Slichenmyer, Donna Sloan, Michael Sloan, Stanley Sloan, Scott Smalley, Ginger Smart, Cindy Smiles, Lionel Smith, Billy Smith, Brenda Smith, Carol Smith, Charles Smith, Connie Smith, Connie Smith, Cynthia Smith, David Smith, Donetta Smith, Doris Smith, Dwayne Smith, Ernest Smith, James Smith, Judy Smith, Kathy Smith, Lance Smith, Lynn Smith, Marilyn Smith, Mark Smith, Mary Smith, Michele Smith, Rick Smith, Scott Smith, Tammie Smittle, Jack Snelson, Decena 198 Electronic Interest John Scorse, a senior Industrial Arts major with an avid in¬ terest in electronics, would like to obtain more training in electronics. An experienced machine shop worker, John is trying to start his own machine shop that emphasizes elec¬ tronics. John was raised on a farm and has a mechanical back¬ ground. He lives in Webb City and attended Webb City High School. He is a member of the Industrial Technology Club here on campus and the Society of Manufacturing Engineers. He recently became a Certified Manufacturing Technologist. Snoddy, Chris Snyder, Claudia Snyder, Diane Snyder, Lena Snyder, Richard Soper, Kathryn Sour, Darrell Southern, Frances Spangler, Mark Sparlin, Ronald Spears, Dixie Spencer, Debby Spencer, Donald Spencer, Saundra Spradling, Elizabeth Sprenkle, Tim Springer, Janice Sprouls, Teresa Spry, Jerry Spry, Michael Staats, Kevin Stacy, James Stafford, Marilyn Stafford, Mary 199 .1 Computer Programing From accounting to computer programming, that’s what senior Marilynn Cook’s college education has tak¬ en. On her arrival at Southern, Marilyn planned on pur¬ 1 suing a degree in the accounting field, but she soon re¬ alized that computer science was what really interested her. “I had an awfully good instructor in an introductory class who talked me into going into computers,” Mari¬ lynn explained. Marilynn feels that a computer program¬ mer has “an opportunity to advance himself as well as the company be works for.” As one of the outstanding seniors in her department. Miss Cook served this year as president of the Computer Science League. Stafford, Roy III Staggs, Greg Staib, Dema Stallard, Steve Stanley, Alan Stansberry, Bill Stansberry, Billy Jr. Stark, James Stark, Jennifer Stark, Letitia Starks, Ralph Starkweather, Rick Stauffer, Cynthia Stebbins, Chad Steininger, Michael Stelts, Michael Stephens, David Stephens, Diane Stephens, Jill Stephens, Laura Stephens, Penny Stephens, Perry Stephens, Shandra Stevenson, Jerry 200 Stewart, Charlene Stewart, David Stewart, Randall Stillions, Debbie Stim, Joel Stipp, Diana Stith, Kendra Stock, Elaina Stockam, Jim Stocker, Thomas Stockton, Bruce Stockton, Shelley Stoehner, Kenn Stone, Elizabeth Stone, Steve Storm, Julie Story, Kerry Story, Margaret Stotts, Peggy Stout, Jeanie Strahl, Jeffrey Strain, Kim Street, John Strieker, Debbie Strom, Joe Stubblefield, Gary Stufflebeam, Mark Sturgis, William Summers, Mike Supica, Chris Surprise, George Sutton, Eric Sutton, Nancy Swab, Mark Swadley, Brian Swann, Phyllis Swanson, Clark Swarens, Tom Swartz, Terry Swearengin, Joanna Swearingen, Lana Sweet, Bryan 201 Swingle, Kelly Talbott, Brad Talbott, Drew Talken, Linda Tate, Shirley Taylor, Donald Taylor, James Wayne Taylor, Julie Taylor, Mark Taylor, Melody Taylor, Michael Taylor, Tammy Taylor, Terry Tebow, Michael Teeters, Karen Tennis, Terri Terrill, Rebecca Terry, Greg Teaterman, Gay Tharp, Davia Thelen, Kent Thelen, Tedd Thelen, Todd Thomas, Cheryl - Outstanding Senior Ed Hakes graduated from Carthage High School ten years ago and will graduate from Missouri Southern this year. His major is English because of an interest and the persuasion of an instructor. “The main thing in English is being able to write,” said Ed. He would like to do creative writing in a year or two possibly go on to graduate school. With a wife and two children, Ed doesn’t have much time for hobbies, but he likes tennis and reading. His favorite authors are Hemingway and Faulkner. Ed is a member of the English Club and was a representative on three com¬ mittees in the English department. He has helped set up scenery at Joplin Little Theatre and is interested from a playwright’s point of view. _ ) 202 Thomas, David Thomas, Jack Thomas, Jacqueline Thomas, Joyce Thomas Kenneth Thomas, Nancy Thomas, Sherri Thomas, Tim Thomas, Wesley Thomason, Christine Thompson, Darryl Thompson, Gregory Thompson, Judith Thompson, Penny Thompson, Steven Thorn, Dallas Thorn, David Thornbrugh, Sharon Thrasher, David Thrasher, David Thrasher, Holly Thurman, Angela Tiedeman, Jessie Tiffany, Vera Tosh, Michael Towers, David Tracy, Terri Treland, Judy Troutman, Kelly Tucker, Jerry Tuggle, Michael Tunnell, Brian Tupper, Joel Tupper, Vicky Turkey, Marilyn Turner, Chris Turner, Chris Turner, Steve Twenter, Tina Tygart, Steven Tyler, Blake Tyler, Lee 203 Vacca, Chris Vandiver, Debra Van Metes, Norman Van Ostran, Steven Van Volkingburg, William Van Winkle, Sandra Veith, Tammy Vermillion, Donald Vice, Robert Vinson, Sandra Vinson, Teresa Vinyard, Karen Von Canon, Fred Von Canon, Michael Vong, Thomas Vonier, Nicholette Vore, Jerald Vorhees, Pamela Voris, Nelson Vowels, Debbie Vreeland, Jeff Wackerly, Ramona Waddle, Dennis Waggoner, Colleen Waggoner, Donna Wagner, Donna Wagner, Lara Wagner, Tony Wahl, Royce Waisner, Steve Wakeem, Mona Wakeem, Phoebe Walker, Brian Walker, Darren Walker, Kenneth Walker, Martha Walker, Michelle Walker, Roger Wallace, Gwendolyn Wallace, Karen Wallace, Michael Wallace, Ron 204 Wallain, Frances Walmsley, Michael Walsh, Cynthia Walster, Feffry Wammack, Sharon Ward, Elizabeth Ward, Rebecca Warden, Nora Wardlow, Rhonda Warner, Bruce Warren, Curtis Warren, Steven Warren, Tim Warthen, Edward Warthen, Mervin Watchous, Rhonda Waters, Virginia Watkins, Wesley Watkinson, Brent Watson, Glenn Watson, Rick Watson, Scott Weathers, T. Jay Weathers, Tim 205 Weaver, Daniel Webb, Felicia Webb, Mickey Weber, Shawn Webster, Debbie Webster, Shannon Weeks, Jonathan Weitzel, Jane Weldin, Lorna Wells, Karen Wells, Nina Wells, Raymond Wells, Robin Wells, Ronnie Welshofer, Thomas West, Anita West, Mark Westall, Patricia Westbay, Ronald Westerman, Jim Western, Earl Westfall, Roy Weston, Tammy Weston, Wilma Wettstein, Trudy Whaley, Kelvin Wheat, Catherine Wheeler, John Whelar, Theresa Whitaker, Mitzi Whitchurch, Beverly White, Anna White, Daniel White, Daniel White, Jeff White, Linda White, Lori Whiteley, Freda Whitemyer, Bob Whitman, Clyde Whitsett, Cynthia Whitsett, Gregg 206 Whitworth, Debra Whyte, Gary Whyte, Robert Wicks, Crystal Wickwar, Amy Wilkie, Brent Wilkonson, Kim Will, Spencer Willard, Josetta Willard, Melinda Wille, Lisa Williams, Cathi Williams, Cara Williams, Charles Williams, Cherry Williams, Dale Williams, Jeff Williams, Kelly Williams, Linda Williams, Linda Williams, Pamela Williams, Rebecca Williams, Richard Williams, Sally 207 Williams, Sharon Williams, Teresa Willis, Sheila Wilmes, Wayne Wilson, Donald Wilson, Julie Wilson, Keith Wilson, Linda Wilson, LuAnne Wilson, Sherry Wilson, Stephen Wilson, Tameria Wilson, Tim Wilson, William Winberry, Martin Wingo, Lori Winlund, James Winnett, Sherry WinterHalter, Rhonda Wisimar, Carol Withnell, Alen Wolf, Debbie Wolf, Leaha Wolfe, Alison Wolverton, Linda Womack, Chuck Womack, Robert Wood, Jay Wood, Nina Wood, Paul Woodard, William Woody, Aaron Woody, Jack Woody, Janice Woody, Scott Word, Kayla Workman, Perry Worley, Cindy Worster, Patricia Worthington, Bill Wright, Clifford Wright, Janice 208 - - Outstanding Alumnus Edwin B. Strong, Jr. received the Outstanding Alumnus Award this year. He is now an associate professor of Political Science and Dean of the Henry Kendall College of Arts and Sciences at the University of Tulsa. Strong received his A.A. from Joplin Jr. College, his B.S. in social science and an M.A. in history from Kansas State College. His Ph.D. in politi¬ cal science was obtained from the University of Kansas at Lawrence. Strong served in the U.S. Army Intelligence for four years with a two year assignment to NATO Special Security Team. He has taught political science, served as chairman of United Nations Day for both the city of Tulsa, and the state of Okla¬ homa, participated in a visitation program by the West Ger¬ man Government, and in numerous conferences with the Council on Foreign Relation. ___ ) Wright, Lisa Wright, Michael Wright, Russell Wright, Sally Wright, Sandy Wright, Shirley Wyatt, Jeff Wylie, Kay Yerington, Kim Yolum, Robert Yoos, Kimberly Yoos, Steven Young, Carla Young, Christopher Young, Diane Youngblood, Brenda Youngblood, Mike Youngblood, Rhonda Youell, Gail Youll, Lorraine Zapletal, Blake Zapletal, Clay Zengel, Stacey Zilliox, Virginia 209 CROSSROADS STAFF 1981 Editor-in-Chicf— Joyce Cole Section Editor Paula Flesher Business Manager Campanella Benson 210 Section Editor—Julie Kreighbaum Advisor — Mrs. Gwen Hunt Associate Editor — Cindy Worley CROSSROADS STAFF Debbie Gipson Photographer Dark Room Printer Richard Williams Head Photographer-Editor Assis. Kelley Mills Photographe 213 BOARD OF REGENTS AND TRUSTEES Row 1 (L-R): William J. Schwab Jr. Regent President, Ray W. Grace Regent, Loren Olson Re¬ gent. Row 2 (L-R): Glenn D. Wilson Regent, Fred G. Hughes Regent Trustee, Jerry E. Wells Regent Trustee. Row 3 (L-R); Arthur Kungle, Sr. Trustee, Carolyn D. McKee Trustee, Donald R. Patterson Trustee. Row 4: Elvin Ummel Trustee. 214 !%•, •tt!!T!?!!!!!t!!ti;!!!tt ! ? !tlfJtJ!tt!!ttt � � � � EDITORIAL We have all seen and heard the changes that took place this year: the stu¬ dents occupied the new dorms, Mathews Hall opened its doors for business, the college signed a new contract with the Handy Andy people, and the NEA teach¬ ers did away with the merit pay teacher evaluation system. These were just a few of the events that occured here on campus. I hope they were all for the bet¬ terment of Southern and look forward to seeing the resul ts in the future. •••• •••• •••• •••• ••••• ••••• ••••• •••• ••••• •••• ••••• •••• •••• ••• •••• ••• � •••• •••• •••• I would like to say that being editor this year has been quite an experience for me. I have learned a great deal and feel this experience will help me later. Most people don’t know or realize the work that goes into publishing a book of one year’s events; believe me, it is harder than it looks! I would like to thank my advi¬ sor, Gwen Hunt, for putting up with me. I learned a great deal from her and I guarentee she knows her business and teaches others what she knows. 1 would also like to thank my staff for their devoted efforts, es¬ pecially Dan White, Rex Probert, Campy Benson and Cindy Worley. You all deserve the best because you are the best! Last but not least I would like to thank Richard W Williams, my “right arm”, without your help this book would never have been finished. I would also like to thank my family for putting up with me this year, you are great! Everyone was very supportive and that is what 1 needed most of the time. To the readers, I would like to say this book was pos¬ sible through a lot of fun as well as dedicated hard work and 1 hope you enjoy the memories we have stored here for you now and as a future reference. Sincerely, 1980-81 Editor ••••• ••••• ■•••• •••• •••• •••• •••• •••• •••• ••• ••• •••• •••• •••• ••••• •••• •••• ••• • •••• •••• •••• •••• ••••• ••• ••• •••• •••• ••• •••• •••• •••• •••• •••• ••••• •••• ••• . • a « � ««« « � i� � «iliiiiiizz : ’‘ 2ti m1 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••ZZ • 215 HOSTAGES SET FREE 216 The nearly impossible had been achieved. The 52 Americans held hos¬ tage in the U.S. Embassy in Teheran, Iran were home at last! The 444 day seige by their Iranian captors had come to an end. A special celebration was held in Spiva Park to celebrate the hostages’ re¬ lease and return home. Many people at¬ tended the celebration. There were 52 American flags flying and many yellow ribbons that were all burned at a cere¬ mony that concluded the festivities. Patri¬ otic music was provided by the Memorial High School Band, Impact Brass and Singers from Ozark Bible College, and our own Missouri Southern Concert Cho¬ rale. Several addresses and presentations were made by Mayor Jack Belden, Mer¬ edith Williams, and Lee Phipps. I L Top left: Ringing the bell here on campus in front of Billingsly Student Center . Top center: gentleman at Spiva Park observing the celebra¬ tion. Top right: M.S.S.C. Concert Chorale. Bot¬ tom left: flags flying in Spiva Park during the celebration. Bottom center: crowd gathering in Spiva Park to participate in the celebration. Bottom right: Rev. Dennis Hurd, Pastor of 1st Community Church. 217 In Memory of Miss Lucille Dinges For those of us who took advantage of having Miss Lucille Dinges for an instructor, the opportunity became more than just the normal classroom experience. She exposed us to literature and writing in such a way that we became aware of life and the conditions of life that demand endurance, strength and per¬ severance; through her knowledge of literature, she brought the classroom alive with energy and enthusiasm; Miss Dinges gave all of us something that has a value beyond any price: An ex¬ ample of courage and heroism in an age when we think we have no heroes or heroines. The Chart dedicated an extensive article to Miss Dinges, the Winged Lion dedicated its Fall, 1980 issue to her memory, the administration established the Lucille Dinges Lecture Series, and we of the Crossroads would also like to recognize the contribu¬ tion that she made to this campus. The students have lost an inspiring teacher who had the ability to make poets, essayists and prose writers come alive out of text books and stand before the class members in the full attire of their period. Miss Dinges contributed as much to the professional academic environment as she did to her classes in the 10 years she was at Southern, and because of this she will be missed by the members of MSSC’s faculty and staff. The college as a whole can never re¬ place her vitality and enthusiasm that stemmed from an interest in the growth and progress of this campus. She enjoyed and ap¬ preciated all aspects of MSSC that reached the community, ranging from the arts to athletics, and her support of this institu¬ tion never flagged. Miss Dinges’ support of MSSC had its roots in the student body. She respected students as individuals and as new mem¬ bers of the academic community, and she always made the ex¬ tra effort to help when a student had a problem. Her talents as a teacher also included the ability to make us strive to do the very best work we could possibility do. The obstacles became challenges, and we would overcome them with sharpened skills: We inherited her energy and interest in the subject. Every stu¬ dent who had Miss Dinges for a class came away with a unique gift: The ability to match the desire to learn and the intrest in the subject with the energy and perseverance to see a project to its conclusion. Through her, we learned not only about the presented material but also about ourselves. We learned that we can expand our limits and our horizons with hard work and dedication. Those who knew Miss Dinges personally witnessed first¬ hand a boundless courage and a will that matched life on its own terms. Their loss at her death cannot be easily ex¬ pressed because friendship is something more than words and statements. When we lose a great friend, we experience an emptiness that longs to be filled, yet these friends can never be replaced and so they give us gifts of life. These gifts are our memories that envoke laughter and tears and moments of reflective solitude; these gifts are ours forever to pass on to others through our own individualities as we have learned the lessons that our friends taught us. When we meet in life someone who is bigger than life, yet who g oes about daily life with a calm serenity, we come to realize the value of human dignity. Miss Dinges had a gift that encompassed intellect, talent, and the concern for ther human beings. We will miss her, but we will take the life and food for future years that she gave us and maintain our lives at the standard which she raised for us. Ed Hakes DEDICATED EMPLOYEE RETIRES Seated; Mr. John Johnson. Left: Dr. Paul Shipman. Right: Dr. Donald Darnton John Johnson retired in January after 15 years in charge of payroll and personnel records. He served faculty, staff and student employees year round, answering countless questions about taxes, insurance, salaries, ushering everyone through the mass of red tape with calmness and humor. He is busier than ever now fishing and traveling and “loving every minute of it.” Faculty Members Retire from Teaching There are three faculty members who retired effective this year. They are Mrs. Hilda Richardson of tbe Education Department, Dr. Helen Gardner of the English Depart¬ ment, and Mrs. Enid Blevins also of the English Depart¬ ment. We want to thank them for their time they have dedicated to the teaching profession. We hope they have enjoyed teaching as much as we have appreciated their guidance through the years here at Southern. We wish you the best for the future and congratulations! HERITAGE FOREVER Picture by Scott Johnson EQUIPMENT FOR STUDY Picture by Jeff Andrews © O THE GREAT OUTDOORS Photographs by Daniel White SUPPORT STAFF THANKS FOR ALL YOU DO (Above) Leslie Seanor (Below) Carol Livingston (Above) Pat Simmers (Below) Mary Johnson (Above) Barbara Hutton (Above) Coleen Moore (Below) Ray Steele and Bonnie Baker Don’t eat the meatloaf! (Below) John Miller Behind the scenes is a large force of personel who carry out the daily tasks that keep this campus running. Whether it be the secretaries who keep the records typed and filed, or the ones that hand out the financial aid checks and just as methodically take them back when fees are due, the paperwork always gets done. Have no fear, for the ever diligent, ever present security man is near by with ticket book in hand, righting wrongs for the betterment of all. 225 Take occasional notice of the lawns which are always well mani¬ cured and the dirt paths which criss-cross the oval that are ever free from litter. Even more myste¬ rious, the rocks in the rock gar¬ dens are always arranged just so. Never again take for granted the shiny floors which remain that way despite the thousands of feet which trod on them each day. Be more appreciative of the sparkling windows which let in the bright sunshine to get in your eyes while you’re trying to sleep in class. The staffers pictured on these pages are just a few of that larger group, all of whom deserve a round of thanks. So, the next time nature calls and there is a roll of toilet paper before your outstretched hand, be glad that some member of our dili¬ gent support staff was on the job. (Above) Evelyn Spangler (Above) Mike Warzyniak (Below) Leroy Wilson (Below) Ron Landoll 226 (Above) Howard Dugan (Above) Curtis Latty (Below) Shirley Steele (Below) Byron Kruse 227 Americans Get To Come Home HOSTAGES END 444 DAY SEIGE Abele, Susan E. 144 Abernathy, Valijean 144 Abraham, Chimechefulam 144 Ackerson, Garry D. 47,144 Ackerson, Kristi K. 71,144 Ackerson, Lori L. 51,144 Acton, Patricia Ann 128 Adamo, Angela C. 144 Adamo, Carl Albert 144 Adams, Dale L. 144 Adams, Darieus Keith 144 Adams, Gina L. 144 Adams, Jerry D. 144 Adams, Kelly Kay 144 Adams, Valerie S. 144 Adamson, Sandra K. 144 Agee, Robert L. 144 Ahlgren, Kevin S. 85,144 Al-Hiyari Tammie J. 144 Albright, Dennis Jam S. 128 Alexander, Stewart M. 71,82, 144,190 Alexander, Thomas D. 144 Allen, Randall J. 144 Allen, Verba M. 144 Allison, David W. 144 Allison, Jessica D. 144 Allmendinger, Michael 145 Allmendinger, Richard 145 Alms, Elizabeth A. 145 Alsina, Josefa O. 51,145 Althof, Goldie E. 145 Alton, Darryl T. 145 Alumbaugh, Joel K. 145 Alumbaugh, Ronald P. 145 Anderson, Douglas A. 145 Anderson, Jane Anne 118 Anderson, Joseph 145 Anderson, John K. 85,145 Anderson, Kerin K. 86,145 Anderson, Sherri 145 Anderson, Terri S. 145 Andrews, Jeffery 145 Andrews, Susan J. 145 Angeles, Joseph A. 31,50,145 Apfel, Michael A. 71,145 Ardito, Vickie A. 31,50,145 Arend, Richard G. 145 Arfstrom, Robert A. 128 Arkle, Richard Scott 69 Armour, Sheryl L. 145 Armstrong, Dana L. 145 Armstrong, Deborah A. 145 Arnall, Larry L. 145 Arner, Connie D. 145 Arner, Guy L. 47,145 Arnold, David W. 145 Arnold, Steven W. 99,145 Ash, Chris 82 Ash, Robert Daniel 145 Asher, Mary Jane 145 Atkinson, Jay B. 145 Atkinson, John B. 145 Atkisson, Joan L. 128 Atwood, Matthew E. 145 Augustine, Larry J. 136 Austin, Eddie L. 85 Autry, Rebecca J. 145 Autry, Thomas W. 145 B Babb, Charley E. 145 Babb, John L. 145 Babb, Nancy A. 145 Bachmann, Carole S. 128 Badgley, Nadine J. 145 Baiamonte, Catherine A. 145 Bailey, David L. 146 Bailey, Linda I 146 Bailey, Sharron F. 146 Baker, Alan D. 146 Baker, Alan J. 31,50,146 Baker, Daniel L. 146 Baker, David W. 44,146 Baker, Gene E. 135 Baker, Glen E. 85 Baker, Kurt D. 146 Baker, Penny S. 48,146 Bakke, Nina L. 88,146 Ba ldridge, Tandee D. 146 Ball, Gregory Dean 146 Ball, Wayne A. 146 Ballentine, Kevin J. 85,146 Baltzer, David C. 85,146 Banes, Donette M. 146 Bankson, Ken R. 146 Barber, Lara K. 51 Barchak, Glenda R. 146 Barcus, Julia E. 118 Bard, Linda L. 146 Barger, Brenda K. 146 Barnes, Darwin C. 146 Barnes, Haley K. 48,146 Barnes, Mary K. 146 Barnett, Regina K. 118 Barnett, Roberta J. 147 Barrett, Cara K. 147 Barry, Robert W. 147 Bartlett, Betty L. 147 Bartley, John T. 147 Bartz, Patricia M. 147 Bass, Michael A. 147 Bass, Tamara M. 147 Bass, Tommy G. 147 Bassett, Joni E. 147 Bates, Mary A. 147 Batson, Wendy L. 147 Baugh, Julia M. 147 Baugh, Kyle K. 128 Baughman, Martha E. 147 Bay, Katherine D. 98,147 Bay, Timothy T. 128 Bays, Tarri L. 32,147 Bean, Paul S. 147 Beard, Jeffrey L. 118 Bearden, Steven W. 147 Beattie, Michael L. 147 Beatty, Kevin W. 147 Beaver, Donna J. 147 Beck, Daniel J. 147 Beck, Vicki L. 147 Beckley, Shari D. 147 Behnen, Timothy 82,83,128 Beisly, Toni B. 147 Beisner, Tom F. 147 Bekebrock, Kimberly 147 Belk, J. Todd 72,128 Belk, Rebekah L. 118 Bell, Treva L. 147 Benge, Barbara K. 147 Benham, Donald G. 147 Bennett, James H. 147 Bennett, Lorri A. 48,147 Bensing, Betty M. 147 Benson, Campanella 53,105,118, 210 Bentlage, Cheryl A. 147 Bentlage, Steven A. 147 Bernheimer, Craig 82,147 Bernings, Mary L. 147 Bernings, Penny A. 147 Berry, Rick L. 147 Berry, Tonya M. 147 Berry, Vickie L. 118,147 Berryhill, Ronda L. 148 Bertalotto, Ronald L. 148 Bertram, Elizabeth A. 148 Besalke, Robert S. 148 Bickett, Anne 148 Bickett, Christopher L. 148 Bickett, John T. 148 Bidinger, Joe Clark 128 Biggers, Robin F. 48,148 Biggs, Judith A. 49,148 Bigley, Richard W. 118 Bilke, Teddy 1. 148 Binns, Deborah L. 148 Binns, Robert S. 148 Bird, Dave W. 148 Bishop, Larry D. 148 Biss, Walter R. 47 Bjork, Sharon L. 148 Black, John E. 148 Black, Patricia F. 128 Blackford, Carole L. 148 Bladl, Susan L. 148 Blair, James W. 45,67,70,72,148 Bland, Elizabeth E. 148 Bland, Teresa S. 148 Blaukat, Randolph K. 148 Blevins, Jennifer B. 148 Blinzler, Karen L. 148 Blinzler, Luke E. 148 Block, Susan E. 148 Block, Teddy H. 148 Blood, Mike A. 148 Blue, Debbie D. 136 Blue, James S. 148 Blue, Kimberly R. 148 Blum, Susan M. 118 Blythe, Debra D. 148 Boan, Shawn L. 128 Bock, Mark Carl 85,148 Bockstahler, Karen E. 148 Bodine, Tim M. 148 Bodon, Peter R. 118 Boehning, Mark W. 128 Boes, Janet M. 148 Boever, Patricia K. 148 Bogatay, Kami K. 148 Boggs, Julie S. 148 Bogue, Angela J. 148 Bogue, Cynthia G. 148 Bohannan, Steve W. 148 Boles, Deborah D. 128 Bolton, Rosemary 148 Boman, Jana L. 149 Bond, Robert D. 128 Booe, Jacqueline A. 149 Booe, Joni L. 149 Book, Alicia A. 149 Booker, Robert H. 47,128 Boone, Leslie M. 149 Boore, Amy S. 149 Boore, Jill A. 48,149 Borgard, Richard P. 85,149 Borushaski, Katherine 149 Bostick, Elizabeth L. 149 Botlik, Patrick J. 149 Bottom, Toby R. 128 Bottorff, Sondra 149 Bounds, Brenda L. 149 Bounds, Dennis K. 118 Bounds, Lucy F. 118 Bowen, Pamela J. 128 Bowling, Charles B. 149 Bowling, David R. 149 Bowling, Theresa A. 149 Bowman, Debbie L. 149 Bowman, Kelly J. 45,53,98,149 Box, Stephen B. 149 Boyd, Harry E. 128 Boyd, Larry G. 149 Boyd, Margie A. 149 Boyd, Mary L. 149 Boyd, Michael G. 149 Boyd, Rebecca S. Boyd, Sherri L. 47,150 Boyd, Tara L. 149 Boyer, John B. 44,150 Bracey, Gil H. 150 Bradford, Gina L. 150 Bradshaw, Carol L. 150 Bradshaw, Gary D. 94,150 Brady, Lafonda 150 Brady, Phyllis K. 150 Brafford, Jana G. 150 Braker, Martha L. 150 Brand, Martha L. 150 Branham, Denise L. 150 Branum, Dianna L. 128 Bratting, Tonya J. 150 Braun, Randall L. 94 Brawner, Betty M. 150 Breckner, Pamela D. 150 Bridges, Gail L. 150 Bridges, Gregory R. 128,169 Bridges, Mark B. 150 Brietzke, Alexander K. 45,70,72, 75,150 Brigham, Steve A. 150 Bright, Kimberly J. 150 Brill, Lana D. 150 Brisby, Pamela L. 88,150 Britten, Danny J. 150 Broadwater, Ralph P. 150 Brock, Russell E. 118 Brock, Russell O. 151 Brockett, Michael L. 118 Brockman, James K. 47,151 Brockman, John G. 128 Brodie, Debbie S. 151 Broglio, Anne M. 151 Broglio, Edward P. 128 Brooks, Lance M. 151 228 Sex Symbol Dies. . LEGANDARY FILM STAR MAE WEST Brooks, Patricia L. 151 Brothers, Diane L. 151 Brotherton, Carla R. 157 Brown, Andy L. 151 Brown, Elizabeth A. 128 Brown, Eric L. 151 Brown, Erwin C. 128 Brown, Forrest R. 151 Brown, Gary W. 151 Brown, Janet L. 128 Brown, Jeffrey R. 151 Brown, Kelvin W. 151 Brown, Kenneth L. 84,85,151 Brown, Kevin L. 151 Brown, Linda L. 151 Brown, M. Darcy 45,49,72,119 Brown, Mark R. 102,151 Brown, Pamela K. 151 Brown, Patricia A., 136 Brown, Patrick L. 151 Brown, Paul K. 151 Brown, Percy L. 90,91,151 Brown, Raymond 151 Brown, Sharen M, 151 Brown, Tammy S. 118 Brown, Wesley M. 151 Browne, Steven B. 151 Brownfield, Kathy J. 151 Bruffett, Joe L. 151 Brunk, Christopher G. 151 Bryant, Shellie R. 151 Bryant, Terrance H. 151 Bryson, Michael W. 82,151 Buchanan, James R. 128 Buchanan, Wallace D. 151 Bullard, Debra A. 151 Bullis, Debra K. 151 Bulks, Melvin L. 151 Bullock, Charles H. 151 Burgess, Pamela J. 151 Burkhalter, Judie L. 88,151 Burks, Judith R. 128 Burkybile, Joe L. 129 Burmester, Vonda R. 151 Burnham, Carole W. 129 Burns, Catheryn L. 151 Burnside, David E. 152 Burpo, Roy D. 152 Burton, Bradley N. 152 Busalacki, Dino 152 Bush, Joan E. 119 Bushnell, Sue A. 152 Butcher, Debbie S. 152 Butler, Debbie R. 152 Butler, Sharon K. 152 Buzzard, Kenneth E. 47,152 Bybee, Nancy J. 96,97,152 Byers, Rebecca J. 152 Byler, Bradley R. 152 Byrd, Cynthia D. 152 Byrd, Katherine A. 152 Byrd, Stephen S. 152 c Cadwallader, Robert S. 152 Cagle, Christopher L. 152 Cahalan, Connie M. 152 Caldwell, Dennis R. 129 Caldwell, Gayle L. 152 Caldwell, Julie A. 152 Caldwell, Russel 152 Caldwell, Terry W. 152 Calhoun, Melissa K. 152 Calicott, Joel A. 152 Callaway, Tonya G. 152 Camerer, Lisa K. 152 Camp, Linda M. 152 Campbell, Albert B. 152 Campbell, Jackie A. 84,85,152 Campbell, Johnny T. 152 Campbell, Randall D. 152 Campbell, Sharon K. 152 Campbell, Shelley 152 Campbell, Teresa L. 152 Campbell, Tony S. 152 Cannon, Karen L. 152 Cantrell, Lisa A. 119 Cantrell, Mary E. 152 Cantrell, Willis D. 152 Capehart, Timothy S. 72,152 Capps, Deborah J. 152 Capps, Michael A. 152 Card, Richard W. 152 Carder, Cynthia J. 136 Carl, Deva L. 153 Carl, Larry L. 45 Carlin, Norma J. 153 Carlin, Ramona A. 50,153 Carlson, Dee A. 153 Carlson, Marian L. 119 Carlton, David L. 94,153 Carpenter, Rhonda J. 153 Carper, Samuel J. 153 Carr, Max R. 153 Carroll, Earl S. 153 Carson, Bill P. 153 Carter, Denise M. 119 Carter, Julia Y. 153 Carter, Karen K. 153 Carter, Mary S. 86,88,100,119 Carter, Michelle A. 153 Carter, Paul W. 129 Cartright, Angela 53,153 Cassidy, Mary A. 153 Castillon, Kimberly 88,100,153 Castillon, Linda L. 88,96,153 Castleberry, Karen J. 136 Cates, Karen R. 153 Cates, Steven C. 129 Caughlin, Sharon K. 31,50,153 Cavanaugh, Ralph C. 153 Caver, Ricky R. 90,91 Caywood, Melanie G. 153 Cearnal, Debra A. 119 Ceselski, Marie T. 53,132 Chamberlain, Willamina 153 Chambers, Tina M. 153 Chambers, Warren K. 153 Champ, Lynell A. 154 Champlin, James M. 154 Chancellor, Mitzi G. 154 Chaney, Kelly L. 129 Chappelle, Thomas L. 129 Chew, Geneva J. 154 Chew, Laura R. 119 Childers, Cynthia J. 154 Childress, Mary B. 154 Chirby, Daniel G. 154 Chism, Jay S. 85,154 Christian, Randy L. 129 Christianson, Julie A. 154 Christman, Jim D. 154 Churchwell, Calvin L. 129 Churchwell, Lori L. 96,97,154 Cigala, Michael J. 129 Cindrich, Jeffrey 82,154 Clark, David E. 85,154 Clark, Irene E. 154 Clark, Jean A. 154 Clark, John L. 154 Clark, Karen S. 154 Clark, Mark D. 154 Clark, Paul D. 154 Clark, Roger A. 154 Clark, Sandra E. 154 Clark, Toma R. 154 Clarke, Alberta F. 154 Clarkson, Susan A. 119 Claussen, Sam L. 45 Cleavinger, Gail L. 154 Clement, Kenneth W. 154 Cline, Michael D. 154 Cloud, Gary L. 154 Clyburn, Michael L. Coale, Cynthia S. 154 Coates, Steven L. 154 Cobble, Cassandra R. 154 Cobble, Kandace L. 154 Cobine, John R. 154 Coble, Dee A. 119 Coble, Robert W. 154 Coburn, Mark A. 154 Coday, Kevin A. 154 Coffee, Robin L. 119 Cogbill, Marsha L. 119 Cole, Diana D. 154 Cole, Jimmie L. 119 Cole J. Cindy 51,154 Cole, Joyce L. 51,154,210 Cole, Kristen A. 31,50,154 Cole, Terry R. 45,53,69,70,119 Coleman, Stanley 90 Coleman, Walter J. 154 Comfort, Deanne L. 48,154 Compton, Jerry M. 129 Compton, Joseph H. 155 Comstock, Steven M. 129 Conklin, Charles M. 85,155 Connely, Gary A. 85,155 Conner, Cristy A. 155 Conrad, Kevin M. 155 Conway, Bruce P. 155 Conway, Stephen J. 155 Conway, Wayne D. 155 Cook, Carolyn J. 119 Cook, Cherrisse M. 155 Cook, Cynthia R. 155 Cook, Donnie W. 155 Cook, Frances J. 136 Cook, Marilyn S. 45,119,200 Cook, Ronna V. 119 Cook, Shari D. 155 Cookerly, Kathleen E. 155 Coons, Samuel B. 119 Cooper, John C. 155 Cooper, Karl E. 129 Cooper, LaDonna L. 155 Cooper, Ronald W. 1 5 Copley, Donald R. 155 Copley, Michael D. 155 Copley, Patricia K. 155 Coppedge, Marsha J. 155 Cornelison, Bobby R. 44,85,129 Cornelius, Karen D. 155 Cornett, Jill F. 129 Cotner, Mark W. 85,155 Cotton, Jeff D. 119 Cottrell, Cathy J. 155 Couch, Deborah C. 156 Couch, Donna D. 129 Coulston, David L. 156 Cowan, Matthew C. 156 Cox, Dorothy K. 86,96,156 Cox, Jeffrey L. 156 Cox, Kenneth A. 156 Cox, Kristen J. 156 Cox, Tammie L. 156 Coyle, Barbara J. 48,156 Craig, Jo Ann 156 Crampton, Denise R. 156 Crane, Sandra G. 129 Craven, Gloria A. 156 Crawford, Janet E. 156 Crawford, William G. 156 Crayne, Susan C. 156 Creely, Karen L. 156 Creely, Lynn M. 119 Cresap, Amy L. 156 Crim, Barbara A. 156 Crisler, Jon T. 156 Cromer, Carl D. 85,129 Crosby, Clayton E. 156 Cross, Angelique J. 156 Cross, Jeffrey A. 156 Crouch, Neva A. 156 Cruzan, James R. 157 Cruzan, Janet L. 157 Cruzan, Wilma J. 157 Culli, Kevin R. 69,157 Culp, Mark A. 157 Culver, Carla J. 157 Culver, Garry L. 85,157 Cundiff, Sharon P. 157 Cunningham, Barbara J. 157 Cunningham, Daniel B. 157 Cunningham, David M. 157 Cunningham, Jon C. 120 Cunningham, T. Danette 157 Cupp, Jeffrey A. 157 Cupp, Vickie M. 157 Cupps, James B. 99,157 Cupps, Rick L. 99,129 Curran, James A. 157 Curran, Robert E. 157 Curry, Debora L. 157 Curry, Samuel G. 157 Curtis, Carl E. 157 Curtis, Juanita A. 157 D Dageforde, David D. 85,157 Dahlstrom, Linda L. 157 Dahlstrom, Stacy L. 51,120 229 Rates predicted to Reach 22% INTEREST RATES SOAR r Dailey, Robin J. 157 Daily, Michael E. 157 Dalbom, Dora L. 71,157 Dalbom, William E. 136 Dale, Karen S. 157 Dale, Marsha L. 129 Darner, Delisa A. 157 Daniels, Cuma K. 157 Daniels, Robert 44,157 Donnelley, Walter D. Darby, Ron E. 157 Darby, Terry G. 157 Darnell, Nedra S. 120 Darnton, Rebecca A. 136 Dart, Debra K. 120,157 Daugherty, Patricia 52,157 Daugherty, Robyn J. 157 Davenport, Kenneth J. 157 Davidson, Gary D. 157 Davidson, John S. 157 Davidson, Russell E. 129 Davidson, Wendy L. 157 Davis, Arthur H. 47 Davis, Connie S. 157 Davis, David M. 85,158 Davis, Frances G. 158 Davis, James N. 158 Davis, Julia A. 158 Davis, Linda J. 129 Davis, Perry E. 120 Davis, Robert L. 158 Davis, Ronda K. 158 Davis, Steven W. 129 Davis, Thomas M. 158 Davis, William G. 158 Davis, William L. 158 Davisson, Kirk A. 158 Dawe, Keishy G. 158 Day, James L. 158 Day, Michael P. 158 Days, Gregory 129 Dayton, Phillip J. 158 De Armond, Patti Jo 49,158 De Carlo, Susan Faye 136 De Cou, John W. 158 De Graff, Frank J. 31,158 De Graff, Pamela J. 158 De Graff, Shawn E. 48,129 De Graw, Gary D. 158 De La Rosa, Armando De Masters, Peter T. 159 De Mint, Brian B. 159 De Mint, Jo Anna M. De Witt, Michael L. De Witt, Patricia L. 120 Dean, Gary C. 129 Deauville, Michelle J. 158 Decker, Eric L. 158 Dehon, Des L. 158 Delong, David B. 136 Delong, Melinda M. 159 Denham, Virginia L. 159 Dennis, Kellee A. 86,159 Dennis, Stephen F. 159 Dennison, E)eborah L. 53,159 Denny, John D. 159 Denton, Glenda A. 159 Dermott, Karen J. 159 Desautels, Michelle 44,159 Dewitt, Gary B. 159 Dickey, James P. 70,72,75,159 Dickinson, Lori A. 159 Diles, Kelly J. 120,159 Dillon, Daniel R. 159 Dillon, David S. 159 Dilworth, Cathrine A. 159 Dilworth, Rob J. 159 Dinh, Hung Van 159 Dissler, Martha A. 159 Diver, John C. 82 Divine, Curtis L. 159 Divine, Sherrie A. 159 Dodson, Gary W. 44,120 Dodson, Robert J. 159 Dodson, Wesley R. 159 Doerge, Chris A. 159 Dominique, Robert D. 48,159 Dooling, William J. 159 Doran, Brian J. 159 Dorr, Jeanne A. 129 Dose, Lynn M. 159 Doss, Pam S. 159 Doswell, Sylvia R. 159 Dotson, James W. 159 Dotson, James W. 136 Dotson, Rebecca D. 159 Doty, Barry D. 85,159 Douglas, Marshall S. 49,159 Douglass, Thomas F. 159 Doyle, Mary K. 120 Drees, Mary L. 160 Drew, Deneva L. 159 Drew, Dennis A. 159 Droge, Cynthia L. 160 Droge, Richard L. 160 Dudley, Curtis R. 160 Duffell, Andrea M. 160 Dugan, Denise L. 129 Dugan, Marilyn J. 120,136 Dugan, Patrick J. 85,160 Dunaway, Alan L. 84,85,160 Duncan, Cynthia A. 120 Duncan, Vicki S. 160 Durbin, Shari L. 98,160 Durham, Damon 160 Durham, Theresa M. 160 Durland, George R. 44,160 Dykens, Bobbie A. 160 E Eagles, Kathy L. 120 Eastin, Joel B. 160 Easton, Rob N. 160 Eddy, Mitchell L. 160 Eden, Deborah L. 120 Eden, Jeffery W. 160 Edgin, Glenn S. 44,53,160 Edman, Robert E. 160 Edwards, Craig W. 160 Edwards, James T. 129 Eidson, Sandra R. 160 Eilenstein, Kevan G. 160 Elder, David W. 161 Eldridge, Lincoln E. 120 Ell, Anthony G. 85,161 Ellard, Linda L. 161 Ellefsen, Brian K. 161 Elliff, Vicki L. 120 Ellington, Robert E. 50 Elliott, Brenda E. 129 Elliott, Charles 161 Elliott, Jeffrey W. 85,161 Elliott, Larry H. 161 Ellis, Cynthia J. 161 Ellis, Dawn M. 161 Ellis, Virginia E. 161 Elsten, Jonathon W. 161 Embry, Alice D. 161 Emmert, Judith L. 161 Engelage, Dave W. 161 England, Dawn M. 48 England, Karen D. 44 England, Robert C. 161 England, Victor B. 44,102,120 English, Daniel L. 212 English, Melinda G. 161 English, Michael D. 102,161 Eppard, Audie S. 161 Eppard, Sandra L. 161 Ernest, Susan L. 161 Erwin, Debra M. 129 Erwin, Ricky L. 161 Erwin, Sally J. 161 Escobar, Alberto J. 82,161 Estes, Gary L. 161 Estes, Jennifer K. 31,161 Estes, Karen 161 Estes, Leslie 120 Evans, David G. 161 Evans, Donald L. 161 Evans, Dytri S. 161 Evans, Gail A. 161 Evans, Gregory S. 161 Evans, James A. 161 Evans, Jan M. 161 Evans, Jerry L. 161 Evans, Rose M. 45,161 Evans, Ted B. 162 Evans, Teresa L. Ewens, Stephen G. 162 Ewing, Cynthia J. 162 F Fahey, Robert A. 162 Fair, Pamela J. 162 Fairfield, Alice B. 129 Farley, John S. 162 Farley, Judy A. 162 Farmer, Mary L. 120,162 Farmer, Stanley A. 50,162 Earner, Ann M. 162 Farney, Brenda E. 162 Farris, Mary R. 120 Fasken, Tracy A. 53,162 Fasse, Joy K. 162 Fears, Carole L. 162 Fees, Louis K. 85,129 Fees, Sharon L. 96,97,162 Felkel, Kerri S. 162 Fenimore, Denise F. 162 Fenske, Janet T. 120 Fenstermacher, Paul E. 162 Ferguson, Douglas G. 162 Perron, David B. 162 Perron, Doris C. 136 Fertic, Vicki J. 162 Fetterman, Nancy J. 162 Fiedler, Sandy L. 163 Fields, James L. 163 Fields, Timi K. 163 Finke, Diane D. 163 Finter, Joyce 163 Fishback, Jack M. 136 Fisher, Anne 163 Fisher, Rick D. 163 Fisher, Thomas O. 84,85,163 Fitch, Louis D. 163 Fitzgerald, Lana J. 163 Fitzpatrick, Tina L. 129 Flaig, Mike L. 85,163 Fleming, Robert W. 163 Flesher, Paula J. 163,210 Floyd, Lana L. 163 Floyd, Tyrone S. 48 Fly, Brenda S. 163 Foglesong, James H. 163 Fondren, Robert E. 90 Force, Paul W. 85,163 Ford, Fred D. 129 Ford, Michael L. 130 Ford, Richard B. 130 Ford, Stephen C. 85 Ford, Teri L. 163 Forest, Rebecca L. 163 Forester, Janet D. 163 Forsyth, Pamela S. 163 Fortey, Mitchel D. 163 Fortner, Raymond E. Foster, Julie A. 49,163 Foster, Karen A. 163 Foster, Karen K. 163 Foster, Rhonda L. 163 Fowler, Barbara L. 121 Fowler, Carl D. 82,163 Fowler, Sandra A. 163 Fox, Charles G. 163 Fox, Christopher L. 163 Fox, Ray W. 163 Fraley, Barbara E. 163 Francisco, Emmanuel J. 163 Frank, Tina M. 163 Franklin, Derrick J. 163 Franklin, Janice P. 121,156 Franks, Freddie E. 163 Franks, Mary S. 163 Franz, David L. 163 Fraser, Mark W. 163 Frederick, Robert A. 163 Fredrick, Cathy M. 163 Freeborn, Julie M. 121 Freeland, Vivian J. 130 Freeman, Suzanne M. 164 Freeman, Todd A. 164 Freitas, Cheryl A. 164 French, Stella B. 121 Frerer, Rachel J. 121 Frerer, Rebecca A. 121 Frese, Dana L. 32,44,164 Frey, Janet L. 164 Fritz, Lydia A. 164 Frye, David E. 130 Frye, Jimmy D. 164 230 Cost of Living Jumps to 15% COST OF LIVING RISES Frye, Lana R. 164 Fullerton, Nancy K. 164 Fullerton, Randall L. 130 Fullerton, Terri L. 164 Fullmer, Sheryl D. 121 Furry, Anna S. 164 G Gailey, David L. 130 Gaines, David G. 31,50,164 Galbraith, James M. 164 Galbraith, Sandy ' S. 164 Gale, Dwayne D. 164 Galloway, Patty A. 164 Gamble, Monty L. 164 Gannaway, Margaret A. 164 Garber, Janet C. 164 Gardner, Jennifer L. 100,121 Gardner, Kieth D. 164 Gardner, Stan P. 84,85,164 Gardner, Steven D. 45,164 Garman, Marinda J. 130 Garman, Stephen E. 164 Garner, Barry T. 165 Garrett, Mae L. 165 Garrett, Stanley M. 47 Garrison, Dennis D. 164 Garrison, Ginger L. 98,165 Garrison, Sonya J. 165 Gaumer, Craig P. 165 Gaumer, David R. 50,165 Gautney, Cindy L. 165 Geier, Kimberley L. 121 Gibbons, Jana K. 121 Gibbons, Richard A. 44,165 Gibbs, David E. 165 Gibbs, Leah D. 165 Gibson, Cathy J. 130 Gibson, Gary L. 165 Giger, Kim A. 165 Gilbert, Paula J. 121,165 Gilbert, Tama S. 165 Gilbert, Varonica L. 165 Gilbreath, Lisa 96,165 Gilbreth, Donna P. 165 Gilbreth, Karen M. 165 Giles, Steven A. 165 Gilliam, Lorie E. 165 Gillis, Linda C. 165 Gillogly, Julie L. 130 Gilmore, Kathy A. 165 Gilpin, Jacquelyn 165 Gindling, Shiela J. 165 Gipson, Debra A. 8,49,96,165, 212 Glades, Keith V. 130 Glass, Michael S. 165 Glass, Patricia K. 165 Glassburncr, Mary T. 165 Glasson, Dawn E. 165 Glover, Linda A. 165 Goade, Jennifer L. 165 Goade, Lisa A. 165 Goade, Michael W. 165 Goade, William A. 130 Godsey, Norma C. 136 Goettling, Lannie L. 165 Golbach, John D. 130 Gold, Gary L. 165 Golden, Margret 166 Golden, Nancy D. 165 Goldman, Steve J. 130 Gondro, Michael R. 130 Gonterman, Deborah L. 165 Gonterman, Sandra K. 165 Gooch, Kelly K. 165 Good, John H. 166 Goodall, Janice M. 166 Goodman, Craig B. 166 Goodwin, Carolyn K. 130 Goodwin, Robert B. 85,121 Gorszczyk, Steven M. 166 Goswick, Eddie A. 166 Goucher, Kavin R. 121 Gough, Shawn D. 88,166 Goughnour, Randal C. 90,130, 160 Gould, Pamela J. 166 Grafmiller, Janet L. 121 Graham, Bonnie J. 166 Graham, Jane A. 121 Graham, Mary L. 136 Grant, Jeffrey P. 166 Graves, Donna S. 48,166 Gray, Connie J. 166 Gray, Darlene E. 166 Gray, Frank H. 51,166 Gray, Gary E. 166 Gray, Kelly A. 121 Gray, Pamela C. 166 Grayson, Stephanie M. 52,166 Green, Anthony A. 166 Green, Greg W. 166 Green, Jack L. 166 Green, Kelly L. 167 Green, Paige E. 167 Green, Patricia A. 130 Green, Randall E. 167 Green, Robert W. 167 Green, Sheila G. 167 Greenup, Michael L. 167 Greer, Daniel T. 167 Greer, Jan W. 167 Gregg, Charles E. 167 Gregg, Mark V. 167 Gregg, Raymond S. 167 Grey, Gerri L. 100,167 Griffith, Rebecca L. 130 Grigsby, Shawn M. 130 Grigsby, Tracey D. 167 Grim, Sara T. 167 Grimm, Denise F. 167 Grimm, Nanette M. 167 Grimm, Steven J. 167 Grisham, James T. 85,167 Grissom, Danny R. 167 Grissom, Sherry R. 167 Groeblinghoff, Lorrain 49 Groll, Philip M. 167 Gross, Mary F. 167 Gruenewald, Paul F. 167 Grucnewald, Wayne M. 168 Guerber, Anna M. 168 Gulliford, Carolyn A. 51,168 Gurley, Donald R. 168 Guthrie, Teresa L. 86,100,168 H Hackney, Janet S. 69,168 Haggard, Lloyd L. 105,168 Hakes, Edward J. 130,202 Hale, Leslie K. Weaver 135 Hall, Jacquelin D. 168 Hall, Jeff M. 168 Hamilton, Tana R. 168 Hamm, Jerry 130 Hammond, Steve M. 168 Hampton, Ronald R. 130 Hand, Elizabeth M. 168 Hand, Richard E. 130 Handley, Mike C. 168 Haney, Robert G. 168 Hankison, Kevin E. 168 Hannan, Nancy A. 49,168 Hannon, Peter J. 51,168 Hansen, Denise L. 121 Hansen, Sherrie L. Hansford, Erin L. 168 Hantak, Timothy R. 82,168 Haralson, Jill E. 168 Harbaugh, Shara A. 169 Harden, Pamela L. 130 Hardin, John M. 168 Hardy, Nancy M. 168 Hargrove, Barbara J. 168 Harlan, Teresa A. 169 Harlan, Thomas W. 168 Hams, Susan K. 169 Harp, Michael D. 168 Harp, Michele D. 168 Harper, Debra L. 168 Harper, Douglas W. 168 Harper, Ty L. 168 Harrell, Jane E. 130 Harrell, Jill A. 168 Harrell, Ozzie 84,85,130 Harrell, Tim A. 168 Harrington, Betty L. 168 Harrington, Dale W. 168 Harrington, Kenji 168 Harrington, Mark A. 168 Harris, Anthony J. 85 Harris, Brent D. 44,53,168 Harris, Cindy J. 168 Harris, Dale L. 168 Harris, Debbie A. 168 Harris, Elizabeth A. 168 Harris, Gina R. 169 Harris, Gregory L. 121 Harris, Jerry W. 130 Harris, Leonard 169 Harris, Mitzi L. 169 Harris, Nancy J. 169 Harris, Ronnie W. 85,169 Harrison, Mike B. 169 Harrison, Montgomery A. 130 Hart, Pamela G. 52,169 Harter, Kathleen M. 169 Hartley, Kimberly J. 169 Hartley, Kimbra B. 121 Hartley, Pamela K. 169 Hartley, Rayma L. 9,45,52,169 Hartley, Terri D. 169 Harvey, Dorothy A. 169 Harvey, Douglas G. 99 Hatfield, Jeffrey L. 82,169 Hatfield, Karen L. 121 Hauetter, Cindy L. 169 Haughawout, Stormy A. 169 Hay, Linda K. 169 Hay, William M. 136 Haycook, Robert R. 169 Hayden, Terri M. 169 Hayes, Kevin P. 169 Hayes, Mary J. 170 Hayes, Rickey 122 Hayes, Steven B. 53,130 Hayes, Tracy L. 122 Hayes, Walter E. 170 Haynes, Regina P. 170 Hayse, Kathryn M. 170 Hearn, Cheryl A. 170 Hecksher, Mary A. 170 Hedges, Trudy J. 170 Heeter, Charles D. 170 Heeter, Janine M. 170 Heistand, David L. 170 Helliker, Margaret J. 170 Helms, Greg D. 170 Hempen, Kenneth J. 52,170 Henderson, Danny M. 170 Henderson, John 84,85 Hennessy, Marcia L. 44,170 Henry, Rita L. 69,72,75 Hensley, Anita L. 122 Henson, Janice L. 170 Henson, Teresa A. 170 Henson, Traci D. 170 Herford, William D. 130 Herr, Judith A. 170 Herrell, Jarrett C. 130 Herren, Micheal J. 170 Hertzberg, Terri J. 170 Hess, Robert A. 130,182 Hewitt, Jeffrey A. 170 Hewitt, William B. 170 Heydt, Sally E. 170 Hibdon, Roger D. 170 Hibler, Allison K. 170 Hickerson, Jan C. 170 Hicks, Larry D. 170 Hicks, Mitch M. 170 Hicks, Robert L. 170 Higdon, Buddy B. 170 Higginbotham, Chris L. 170 Higgins, Camille M. 170 Higgins, Laura L. 49,170 Higgins, Michael K. 170 Highley, Linda J. 170 Hill, Elizabeth A. 170 Hill, John T. 170 Hill, Lee A. 170 Hill, Mary L. 170 Hill, Retta P. 130 Hill, Robert E. 171 Hillier, Michelle W. 171 Hillman, Gilbert W. 171 Hillman, Judith A. 171 Hilsabeck, Maureen K. 130 Hindman, Karen M. 53,171 Hinds, Deborah J. 130 Hinds, Eugenia L. 131 Hines, Idamary 131 Hines, Pam G. 171 Hinshaw, Carolyn A. 96,97,171 Hinson, Jim L. 171 231 PRESIDENT WOUNDED IN ASSASSINATION ATTEMPT. . . Press Secretary and 2 Lawmen Also Injured March 30, 1981 r Hirsch, Lori A. Hirshey, Terry L. 171 Hixenbaugh, Kim L. 171 Hixon, Jim M. 171 Hobbs, Frank M. 171 Hobbs, Jean M. 161 Hobbs, Tammy K. 131 Hobson, Vickie M. 171 Hodde, Marvin L. 171 Hodge, John H. 171 Hodges, Johnie D. 52,171 Hodges, Kathryn A. 171 Hoenes, Roger L. 84,122 Hoffman, Jerry C. 171 Hoffman, Kayla J. 52,171 Holden, Mitzie B. 171,211 Holland, Joyce K. 45,96,171 Holland, Julie A. 171 Holland, Michelle L. 171 Holliday, Bruce A. 172 Holliday, Johanna D. 172 Holliday, Johnnie L. 172 Hollingsworth, Barbara 122 Holloman, Warren D. 172 Holloway, Bertha G. 172 Holmes, Arleigh D. 172 Holmes, Gregory A. 31,50,172 Holmes, Keith T. 172 Holmes, Maura L. 51,172 Holmes, Rebecca L. 172 Holmgren, Robin J. 172 Holt, L inda J. 131 Holton, Steve K. 172 Holtz, Scott M. 82,172 Hood, Barbara A. 172 Hoover, Melissa L. 172 Hopkins, Brett A. 172 Hopkins, David M. 131 Hopkins, Kelli L. 172 Hopkins, Kenneth W. 131 Hopkins, Susan K. 172 Hopper, Gregory A. 85,172 Hopper, Michael S. 172 Hopstein, William F. 85,172 Horine, Bradley L. 172 Horn, Ronald D. 172 Hornback, Patricia E. 172 Horner, Kimberly A. 172 Hoskin, James E. 172 Hoskins, Brent T. 31,50 Hoskins, Mark A. 172 Hough, Martha L. 172 Houlihan, Theresa M. 172 Houpt, Corinna G. 172 House, Kevin J. 172 House, Larry J. 172 House, Martha J. 122 Howard, Howdy D. 172 Howard, John K. 105 Howard, Scott E. 52,172 Howell, Bradley R. 172 Howell, Linda K. 172 Howrey, Kimberly D. 172 Hubbard, David L. 172 Huff, Christopher D. 173 Huff, Loren S. 99, 173 Huffine, Timothy B. 99,173 Hughes, Bruce W. 173 Hughes, Lisa D. 173 Hukee, Debbie L. 173 Hull, Susan L. 131 Hummert, Anne L. 173 Hundley, Wendell P. 85,173 Hunt, Melanie A. 49,173 Hunt, Taylor C. 173 Hunter, Cynthia A. 51,122 Hunter, Daniel E. 173 Hunter, Gina D. 100,173 Hunter, Jana K. 173 Hurst, John T. 173 Hutcherson, Jerry J. 173 Hutching, Shelly G. 131 Hutchison, Gary N. 82 Huynh, Tammy C. 173 Hyde, Dena J. 173 Hyde, Sam B. 173 1 lanniello, Errico 44,173 Ideker, William C. 131 Ihm, Teresa L. 173 Ingram, Cynthia A. 47,173 Isbell, Gary E. 173 Isenmann, Tina C. 173 Isgrigg, Lisa G. 173 Isle, Connie S. 131 J Jackson, Brenda L. 49 Jackson, Julie M. 49,173 Jackson, Junius W. 131 Jackson, Patricia A. 173 Jackson, Ted A. 131 Jackson, William E. 173 Jacobs, Billy G. 173 Jacobs, Rachel D. 122 Jacobson, Lisa C. 173 James, Jennifer A. 137 James, Jim S. 173 James, Rebecca S. 173 James, Thomas C. 173 Jantz, Debra J. 173 Jaswal, Pushpa D. 131 Jay, Sharon J. 173 Jazaieri, Mohammad H. 173 Jeans, Pamela S. 173 Jeffries, Danny P. 173 Jeffries, Keri M. 131 Jenkins, Clay F. 85,173 Jennings, R. Michael 131 Jerrell, Robert C. 173 Jester, Jimmy L. 174 Jobe, Randy G. 174 Johns, Jacqueline L. 174 Johns, Jamie K. 174 Johnson, Andrew J. 174 Johnson, Bev J. 86,174 Johnson, Danette 174 Johnson, David C. 174 Johnson, Elaine K. 174 Johnson, Galen P. 174 Johnson, Gary D. 174 Johnson, Gregory A. 174 Johnson, Jamie F. 49,174 Johnson, Jeffery H. 174 Johnson, Johnny R. 174 Johnson, Karen M. 174 Johnson, Kevin E. 174 Johnson, Kevin L. 174 Johnson, Lena M. 174 Johnson, Michael H. 53,174 Johnson, Montgomery D. 85,174 Johnson, Nathan S. 174 Johnson, Paul 174 Johnson, Perry D. 174 Johnson, Ricky A. 137 Johnson, Ronald D. 85,174 Johnson, Ruth L. 122 Johnson, Vicki S. 174 Johnston, Graham T. 82,83,131 Johnston, James J. 122 Johnston, Ronald W. 174 Jones, David M. 122 Jones, Diane L. 105,122 Jones, Donna M. 122 Jones, Joe B. 174 Jones, Kevin B. 174 Jones, Kimberly D. 88,100,174 Jones, Randy E. 131 Jones, Roger C. 85 Jones, Ronald D. 174 Jones, Sandra K. 174 Jones, Steven R. 122 Jordon, Nancy L. 86,174 Jordan, Tara D. 174 Joseph, Richard J. 52,174 Joyner, Malcolm M. 131 Judd, Larry A. 174 Judge, Mark A. 174 Juhnke, Susan E. 122 Julian, Steve R. 174 Junkins, Julie K. 174 K Kam, Gwendolyn L. 174 Kanakis, Jim L. 122 Kappler, James K. 174 Kassab, Betsy 72,75,175 Katzfey, Cheryl A. 175 Katzfey, Ricky R. 175 Kaughman, Roger 175 Keeley, Todd A. 175 Keesee, Jerry R. 51,131 Keeton, Birdsall 175 Keifer, Sharon L. 175 Keith, Mike E. 85,175 Kell, Glynnis J. 49,175 Kelley, Cynthia J. 175 Kelley, Frances R. 47,175 Kelly, Marian K. 175 Kelly, Michael K. 175 Kelly, Stephen M. 99,175 Kemm, Lawrence R. 175 Kemper, Todd P. 175 Kendrick, Sally A. 175 Kennamer, Michael W. 175 Kennedy, Gary W. 175 Kennedy, Larry H. 175 Kent, Elizabeth J. 175 Kent, Jo G. 122 Kepple, Jean L. 175 Kern, Darrell L. 175 Kern, Sherry J. 175 Kertz, Elizabeth S. 176 Keys, Rick L. 176 Khairghadam, Mohamad 131 Kidd, Kristina A. 176 Kidd, Roger D. 176 Kidd, Terry L. 176 Kidd, Valerie D. 176 Kiger, Jill A. 47,51,176 Kilbane, Jeff M. 52,85,176 Kile, Mary L. 176 Kilgore, Wanda M. 176 Killian, Patti S. 86,87,88,100, 122 Killingsworth, Susan L. 131 Kimrey, Allen H. 176 King, Bobby R. 176 King, Christine S. 176 King, Cyrus L. 176 King, Pamela J. 176 King, Shannon L. 85,176 King, Susan K. 176 Kingore, Karen A. 176 Kinman, Mark L. 122 Kiphart, Marc L. 176 Kirbey, Karen S; 176 Kirby, Jennifer J. 51,123 Kirk, Sara A. 176 Kissinger, James A. 52,131 Kissinger, Karen S. Kitterman, Lynne L. 176 Klarner, Michael P. 71,176 Kleeman, Warren D. 176 Klingensmith, Glenda 123 Klott, Carlo L. 131 Knaust, Marilyn K. 9,176 Knight, Kathi J. 176 Knight, Larry B. 131 Knight, Michael R. 131 Knight, Rebecca J. 176 Knight, Ronald E. 176 Koehler, Gregory C. 176 Kohler, Valerie J. 176 Koile, Brenda S. 176 Kollmeier, Kurtis S. 123 Koon, Nancy S. 176 Korner, Bryan W. 176 Kornfeld, Robert W. 176 Kost, Jame A. 176 Kramer, Amy L. 176 Kramer, Marvin S. 176 Kreighbaum, Edwina D. 48,176 Kreighbaum, Julie 48,176,211 Kreutziger, Cathie L. 86,177 Kriewall, Randall J. 90,177 Krohn, Greg A. 50 Krohn, Roy D. 177 Kruse, Russell W. 131 Kuhn, Robert E. 177 Kuhn, Ronald L. 177 Kunce, William E. 177 Kunkel, Kelli K. 177 Kyle, Deborah D. 131 232 Pope Is Conscious and Serene After Shooting. . . POPE JOHN PAUL II SHOT IN ST. PETERS SQUARE May 13, 1981 , LaDue, Mary E. 177 LaFerla, Jeff D. 177 LaGasse, Jill M. 177 LaGasse, Michael D. 177 LaSalle, Scott E. 131 Ladd, Garold P. 131 Laddusaw, Dicksey D. 131 Lain, Kathleen M. 177 Laine, Sally J. 48,177 Laird, David L. 177 Lakey, Anthony E. 177 , Lakey, Mary C. 51,123,177 Lambeth, Keith T. 177 Lamp, Cathy R; 123 Landgraf, Kathryn A. 98,123 • 177 Landreth, Mark A. 131 Lane, Bryan D. 177 Lane, Joe R. 131 Lane, Stephanie A. 177 Langston, Bruce 177 Larimore, Johnna J. 52,105,177 Larkin, Elizabeth A. 160 Larson, Chris C. 131 Laughlin, W. Thomas 85 Lavine, Toby A. 178 Lawrence, Becky S. 178 Lawrence, Curtis B. 178 Lawrence, Gerald G. 178 I Lawrence, Jeffery L. 178 Lawrence, May E. 178 Lawson, Dana A. 131 Lawson, Diana K. 49,132 Lawson, John F. 178 Lawson, Kathy J. 123 Layne, Jack M. 177 Layne, Meilanie J. 49,177 Lea, Nancy L. 178 Leavens, Marlene J. 178 Leaverton, Julie L. 178 Ledbetter, Frank O. 178 Ledbetter, Frank 0.111, 51,178 Lee, Gregory M. 132 i Lee, John D. 178 Leeka, Jon R. 178 Lehman, Christine R. 49,178 Leipzig, Mike J. 178 Leonard, Cheryl D. 178 Leonard, Marilyn K. 47,178 Lewis, Alan K. 178 Lewis, Dennis J. 178 Lewis, Jill M. 178 Lewis, John K. 178 Lewis, Michelle M. 178 ’ Lewis, Pamela S. 178 Liebling, Barry S. 178 Lien, Chester G. 45,67,70 72 ( 178 Lietz, Henry G. 178 Lightner, Beth E. 132 Lilly, Mickey D. 178 Lincoln, Marilynn K. 178 Lindley, Linda D. 178 Lindley, Richard H. 178 Lindquist, Janie L. 132 Lindsay, Barbara A. Lindsey, Darren L. 178 Linton, Rebecca S. 178 Lippert, Cheryl K. 178 Littlefield, Mary L. 178 Littlejohn, Keith C. 85,178 Littrell, Donna A. 178 Livingston, John J. 178 Livingston, Mary H. 47,178 Livingston, Tracy L. 123 Loftus, Robert T. 123 Lombard, Nancy L. 178 Long, Amy L. 44,53,179 Long, Bruce A. 85 Long, Doris E. 132, 179 Long, Martha J. 179 Long, Marva L. 179 Long, Phillip R. 52,179 Long, Timothy E. 132 Long, William K. 179 Lonigro, Robert M. 82,83,123 Loop, Lee W. 132 Lordemann, Walter S. 179 Lovekamp, Janet L. 179 Lovell, George W. 179 Lowe, Christi K. 179 Lowrey, Kathryn M. 179 Lowrey, Stanley R. 179 Lowry, Cynthia M. 179 Lucas, Ansen D. 179 Lucas, John A. 85, 179 Luckenbill, Richard K. 179 Luke, Jeffrey L. 179 Lundstrom, Jennifer 52,179 Lux, Nelda A. 45,132 Lynch, Linda L. 123 Lyons, Robert F. 179 M Mabrey, Ron L. 132 MacLaughlin, James C. 123 MacLaughlin, Thomas R. 180 Mack, Debra M. 53,179 Macken, Joseph P. 82,83,179 Mackey, Cherie L. 180 Mackinder, Veda J. 123 Macy, Patricia A. 132 Madden, Lora L. 180 Maddox, Kathy D. 180 Maddox, Michael E. 180 Madole, Annja L. 180 Maguire, John P. 180 Maijala, Ava M. 180 Major, George 82,83,180 Majors, Stacy D. 180 Malcolm, Scott D. 180 Malone, Judy A. 180 Maloney, Alane M. 100,132 Manie, Susan R. 180 Manire, Nancy L. 180 Manley, Irene E. 180 Mann, Denise A. 180 Manners, David C. 132 Manning, Timothy S. 180 Manson, Leonard H. 180 Marble, Carol L. 51,132 Marcy, Steven E. 82,180 Marion, Landis, R. 180 Marlatt, Julia L. 180 Marquardt, Jonathan D. 44,180 Marquis, Robin L. 96,97,181 Marshall, Douglas R. 132 Marshall, Wanda F. 180 Marston, Joel W. 180 Marston, Timothy G. 181 Marti, Kurt D. 181 Marti, Schelli D. 181 Martin, Barry F. 71,132 Martin, Kenneth H. 132 Martin, Mary A. 181 Martin, Rhonda L. 181 Martin, Richard D. 181 Martin, Stacey A. 181 Martin, Sue E. 132 Martin, William E. 181 Martinez, Lisa A. 181 Mascher, Dave A. 181 Mason, Evelyn S. 181 Massa, Tod R. 47,181 Massey, Kenneth M. 181 Masur, Sandra L. 181 Mathis, Coletta J. 181 Mattingly, Brett A. 181 Mattingly, James P. 85,181 Mattox, Brian O. 181 Mayden, Steven R. 85,181 Mayer, Warren L. 45,71,181 Mayes, Bobbie L. 181 Mayfield, Cheryl L. 181 Mayfield, Frank A. 181 Mayfield, Jacquelyn 181 Mayfield, John T. 181 Mayfield, Sharon S. 181 McAllister, John M. 85,132 McCann, Daniel C. 132 McCann, John L. 181 McCaulla, David B. 132 McClanahan, Pat 182 McCleary, Charles R. 132 McClellan, Evelyn L. 181 McClennen, Marsha K. 53,181 McCloud, Claudia A. 132 McClure, Darin K. 181 McClure, Kathy A. 181 McCorkle, Douglas J. 181 McCorkle, Kimberly M. 181 McCormick, Janice S. 181 McCourt, Dan A. 181 McCoy, Susan L. 181 McCrary, Jeffrey R. 181 McCullah, Mike P. 182 McCullough, Maureen 69,181 McDaniel, Lori L. 182 McDaniel, Rhonda S. 182 McDonald, Larry J. 182 McDunner, Melanie L. 182 McEachern, Kevin B. 85,182 McEntee, Kathleen A. 86,132 McGehee, Darlyn K. 132 McGinnis, Linda J. 123 McGinty, Melissa J. 182 McKay, Judith M. 182 McKay, Patricia M. 88,132 McKay, Stephen M. 182 McKee, Karen S. 182 McKee, Marian F. 182 McKee, Rhonda L. 47,182 McKinney, Janet K. 132 McKinney, Jim C. 182 McKinney, John E. 182 McKinney, Kellesa S. 182 McKnight, John L. 132 McLain, Gina L. 182 McLaughlin, Jonathon 182 McMillen, Lynne A. 182 McMinn, M. Joan 182 McMinn, Tony W. 182 McMullen, Tessy E. 182 McNay, Pauline A. 182 McNelly, Audry L. 183 McNeely, Ginger L. 132 McNew, Samuel L. 183 McPherson, Alyse J. 183 McPherson, Robert W. McPherson, Valerie 183 McQuality, David C. 44,183 McReynolds, Steve 183 McReynolds, Trisha K. 183 McWilliams, Diane J. 183 Meador, Ted G. 181 Meadows, Deirdre 181 Medlin, Debra S. 183 Medlin, Phyllis K. 183 Mehrer, A. Joseph 183 Melaven, Deborah J. 183 Mell, Randall E. 183 Melton, Linda L. 123 Mense, Mark G. 183 Mensink, Hermina R. 183 Mercer, Janet M. 183 Meredith, John D. 32,183 Merrifield, John P. 90,132,183 Mertens, Steven R. 123 Mesplay, Donna G. 183 Messer, Dennis G. 183 Metsker, Richard A. 53,183 Metts, Sandy R. 183 Metz, Charles M. 47,183 Meuschke, Andra J. 123,183 Meyer, Randy S. 132 Michael, Brenda G. 105,183 Millard, Cecil H. 183 Millard, Jeffrey B. 183 Millard, John A. 132 Miller, Brian P. 183 Miller, Carl L. 183 Miller, Daniel F. 132 Miller, Donita S. 183 Miller, Gary D. 132 Miller, Karen A. 183 Miller, Kathleen G. 48,183 Miller, Molly 183 Miller, Renee J. 183 Miller, Rita G. 183 Miller, Steven E. 183 Miller, Terri A. 53,183 Miller, Troy M. 183 Milligan, Melissa A. 183 Mills, Kelley A. 183,212 Mills, Lori L. 183 Mills, Michele M. 183 Minigerode, Linda F. 184 Mitchell, Clint E. 184 Mitchell, Juanita P. 123 Mitchell, Kevin D. 85,184 Mitchell, Lisa R. 88,184 Mitchell, Pamela A. 132 Mitchell, Robin A. 44,184 Moehle, Jeanette M. 184 Moehr, Tony D. 184 233 From Fantasy to Reality, Ex-Movie Star Is President. . . RONALD REGAN LANDSLIDE ELECTED IN November 4, 1980 Molloy, James R. 184 Montgomery, John A. 184 Montgomery, Max L. 184 Montgomery, Mikell 184 Montgomery, Scott E. 184 Moody, Emily J. 184 Moon, Susanna M. 184 Mooney, Kelly S. 44,184 Mooney, Marianne L. 184 Mooneyhan, David T. 184 Moore, Brenda J. 184 Moore, Debbie S. 184 Moore, Ines A. 133 Moore, Lorri Y. 184 Moore, Nancy G. 184 Moore, Susan C. 51,123 Moore, Tami S. 51,184 Moore, Tereda 1. 88,98 Moore, Thomas D. 184 Moore, William B. 184 Moorehouse, Penny D. 133 Morhead, Brian O. 185 Morey, Laurie J. 185 Morgan, James L. 185 Morgan, Michael D. 185 Morgan, Rebecca G. 185 Morin, Michael E. 124 Morin, Sheryl D. 124, 185 Morris, Brent D. 85,185,144 Morris, Brian L. 85,185,144 Morris, Carol A. 185 Morris, Mark A. 185 Morris, Martin P. 185 Morris, Marvin L. 185 Morrison, David J. 185 Morse, Corvin G. 185 Moser, Sherry L. 185 Mosley, Donna M. 185 Moss, Brenda L. 185 Moss, Mary J. 185 Moult, Robert G. 185 Moyer, Kevin M. 85,185 Moyer, Michael R. 185 Mueller, Scott A. 185 Mullholland, Kevin J. 185 Mullins, Mitchell C. 185 Murawski, Julie D. 98,185 Murphy, Chris J. 185 Murray, Brent D. 185 Murray, Chris J. 185 Murray, Larry G. 185 Musgrove, Martitia M. 185 Mutrux, Robert A. 133 Myers, Beth A. 185 Myers, Deniece C. 185 Myers, Judy L. 133 Myers, Robert G. 185 N Nance, Virgina S. 185 Nappier, Wendy M. 185 Nardini, Benamino M. 185 Neagle, Connie L. 185 Neal, Bill G. Jr. 185 Neely, Marcia R. 185 Neely, Sabra L. 185 Neely, Sacha D. 185 Nelson, Jeff D. 85 Nelson, Jeffery P. 186 Nelson, Michael D. 1 Ness, Donald P. 186 Ness, Kathy L. 48,186,150 Ness, Kelley S. 48,186,150 Neth, Thomas M. 85,186 Nethery, Beth A. 133 Neuenschwander, Anna 133 Neumeyer, Wayne A. 186 Nevill, David Allen 84,85,186 Newby, Elba L. 186 Newby, Lizbeth A. 186 Newby, Ruth M. 186 Newcomb, Michael H. 186 Newdigger, Hepsy M. 186 Newman, Sandra L. 133 Ngo, Hoang Q. 186 Nichols, James T. 124 Nichols, Naomi R. 186 Nichols, Oma O. 124,133 Nicholson, Denise G. 186 Nicholson, Jacquelyn R. 186 Nicklas, Morris E. 186 Nickle, Bruce H. 133 Nicolas, Anne E. 186 Nicolas, Christopher H. 186 Nicsinger, Henry E. 186 Nicsinger, Steve A. 186 Nighswonger, Robert 186 Nimsick, Michael J. 186 Nitcher, Rory D. 186 Nitz, Mary C. 88,96,186 Nivens, Sheri A. 186 Noakes, Joni J. 186 Noble, Janice L. 133 Noble, Mary J. 186 Noble, Nancy A. 186 Noble, Pat 186 Nokes, David Jr. 186 Nopwasky, Beth A. 186 Norman, Leslie C. 133 Norris, Antony K. 186 Norris, Neil L. 186 Norton, Richard M. 186 Nothnagle, Anna L. 186 Nowland, Bessie A. Nutt, Tom L. 186 o O Brien, Frank M. 186 O Dell, Greg W. 186 O Dell, Lonnie N. 133 O’Dell, Marvin 133 O Dell, Renee D. 124 O Neal, Dennis P. 133 O Neal, Peggy C. 187 O Neal, Wanda L. 187 O Neal, Cathy J. 187 O’Neal, Kelly K. 187 Oberkirsch, James F. 186 Ogden, Dean H. 187 Ogle, Carolyn S. 187 Ogle, Stephen E. 187 Oglesby, Dean A. 187 Oglesby, Douglas G. 187 Oglesby, Phil D. 45,75,187 Ohmart, Cynthia J. 187 Oliver, Karen L. 133 Oliver, Leroy 90,187 Olson, June E. 133 Oplotnik, Brad A. 85,187 Orcutt, Florence A. 187 Orr, Vicky L. 124 Orton, Denise W. 187 Osborn, John A. 187 Oshlo, David P. 187 Otipoby, Candace L. 187 Ott, Anthony G. 187 Overfelt, Virgil E. 187 Overton, Dennis R. 137,187 Oviatt, George 137 Owen, Michael J. 105,124 Owen, Stephen W. 133 Owens, Jeffrey S. 187 Oxford, Gary L. 187 Ozbun, Anita L. 188 P Pachlhofer, Gregory S. 188 Padley, Tim A. 188 Page, Lanita R. 188 Palmer, Chris A. 188 Pardieu, Geri M. 188 Parker, Dierdre K. 188 Parker, George H. 133 Parker, Marty J. 188 Parrigon, Janet E. 188 Parrish, Bradley M. 188 Parrish, James D. 44, 188 Parrish, Michelle A. 188 Parrish, Shawn E. 188 Patchin, Mildred H. 188 Patrick, Judy L. 188 Patten, James L. 188 Patterson, Jerrell J. 133 Patterson, Jill P. 133 Patterson, Matthew M. 188 Patterson, Stephen L. 188 Patton, Mary D. 188 Patton, Sandra L. 188 Patton, Steve W. 188 Pawlus, Michael A. 188 Payne, Barbra J. 188 Payne, Gregory F. 188 Payne, Sabine M. 100,188 Payton, Bob H. 188 Payton, Teresa A. 48,188 Pearcy, Catherine L. 124 Pearman, Lisa A. 49,188 Peasley, Donna E. 188 Peck, Kristy A. 188 Peek, Craig L. 188 Peel, Moses F. 188 Peel, Patricia A. 188 Pekarek, Daniel A. 188 Pence, Gail L. 188 Pendergraft, Durard 188 Pendergraft, James 1. 188 Pendergraft, Janice A. 188 Pendergraft, Patti J. 124,188 Penland, Curtis M. 188 Pennock, Elizabeth C. 188 Perigo, Caroline 133 Periman, Shalaine B. 100,188 Perry, Mark A. 189 Petefish, Kevin E. 189 Peters, Debra L. 51,189 Peters, Mary L. 124 Peters, Sheila N. 189 Petersen, John D. 189 Peterson, Floyd E. 137 Peterson, Lisa J. 189 Petet, Michael L. 85,189 Petticrew, Rickey E. 189 Petty, Susan A. 189 Pham, Nghiep V. 189 Phares, Jacque L. 189 Philliber, Susan K. 124, 189 Phillips, Gregory A. 53,189 Phillips, Kelly E. 189 Phillips, Larry S. 99,189 Phillips, Michael R. 189 Phipps, Linda K. 137 Picaman, Linda F. 189 Pickett, Charles J. 191 Pierce, Kelley 189 Pierce, Patrick M. 82,189 Pierce, Sharon J. 189 Pierson, Benton W 111 189 Pierson, Tim J. 189 Pimm, Jacci L. 189 Pitts, Brenda L. 88,96,190 Plagmann, Sherri J. 190 Plagmann, Steve E. 190 Plummer, Gayola L. 190 Poe, Howard D. 190 Pohl, Cynthia A. 86,133 Poiry, Michael S. 190 Polanski, Peggy L. 190 Polen, Richard J. 190 Polk, Alan J. 133 Pollock, Bill C. 190 Pollock, Geoffrey T. 190 Pope, George Jr. 190 Pope, Michael W. 190 Porter, Jill Ann 190 Porter, Sharon J. 190 Post, J.L. 11 44,53,190 Potter, Danette M. 190 Powell, Cythia L. 190 Powers, Carla K. 45,75,190 Powers, Kristi L. 190 Powers, Mark C. 190 Pratt, Bill R. 190 Pratt, Carl R. 190 Preddy, Joyce A. 53,124 Prescott, Glenn S. 190 Preston, Johannah 191 Prettyman, Kenneth D. 191 Price, Linda A. 124 Prichard, Clarise F. 191 Priester, Henry J. 191 Priester, Mark A. 191 Prigmore, Terry D. 191 Probert, Jane 1. 191 Probert, Rex P. 191 Propst, Holly S. 191 Propst, John G. 191 Pruitt, Robert R. 191 234 John Lennon Assassinated in New York EX-BEATLE DIES December 8, 1980 Puett, Joyce A. 191 Pugh, Ivy M. 9,51,98,124 Purcell, Charles L. Jr. 191 Purdy, Sherri A. 191 Purington, Debra A. 191 Purscelley, Sharon L. 191 Pursley, Charles R. 191 Pyle, Kevin F. 191 Q Quade, Teresa R. 191 Quayle, Brad L. 191 Queathem, Cordell V. 191 R Rabe, Kristin J. 191 Radmer, Kathern L. 133 Rager, Robin D. 191 Rager, Terri J. 48,191 Raine, Allen L. 124,191 Rains, Mark A. 191 Raistrick, Alan S. 45,75,191 Rakowiecki, Eileen L. 86,100, 133 Rand, Rosie L. 191 Randall, Willa E. 191 Randles, Harris R. 191 Ransom, Patricia L. 191 Ratliff, Cynthia L. 191 Ray, Dorothy J. 191 Raymond, Autumn R. 48,191 Redden, Cindy L. 191 Reding, Steven W. 191 Redmond, Joann M. 191 Reed, Sally R. 45,124 Reed, Thomas M. 191 Reedy, Jaye K. 192 Reeser, Robin L. 124 Reeves, Anita J. 48,192 Reeves, Debra S. 192 Reeves, James E. 192 Reeves, Randall W. 192 Reisdorfer, Donna K. 192 Remillard, John D. 133 Renegar, Jana Lee 98,192 Renfro, Sarah J. 192 Renier, Donald A. 192 Renner, Carolyn J. 192 Replogle, Rhonda M. 192 Retherford, David L. 192 Reynolds, Brenda G. 192 Reynolds, Roxann L. 192 Reynolds, Sharon D. 192 Reynolds, Stephen M. 192 Rhea, Susannah M. 192 Rhines, Randall L. 192 Rhoades, Brett V. 31,50,71,75, 192 Rhoden, Janean L. 192 Rhudy, Thomas R. 192 Rhymer, Michael A. 192 Rhymer, Milissa R. 192 Rice, Judith A. 51,124,153 Richard, Grand W. Jr. 192 Richards, David T. 193 Richards, Elizabeth A. 193 Richards, Joyce K. 133 Richardson, Kathy S. 193 Richardson, Rickey W. 44,47,193 Richlinski, Bonnie F. 193 Riddle, Lorraine C. 193 Ridings, Ryan L. 102,193 Riggs, Lisa J. 193 Righthouse, Celia A. 124 Riley, Don U. Jr. 193 Riley, Lana K. 193 Riley, Lance C. 193 Rinehart, Mathanne 124 Rinker, Dwight D. 193 Ritchie, George A. 193 Roark, Allen L. 193 Roark, Richard M. Jr. 193 Roberds, Joe E. 193 Roberson, Bobby G. Jr. 50,193 Roberson, Rodney J. 137 Roberts, Jenean A. 193 Roberts, Michael L. 193 Roberts, Wane C. 133 Robertson, Dud L. 85,193 Robertson, Keith 193 Robertson, Michael A. 133 Robertson, Thomas M. 193 Robinson, Julie A. 193 Robinson, Keith D. 193 Robinson, Mark A. 193 Robinson, Robert S. 193 Rodgers, Danny L. 193 Rodgers, Pamela V. 125 Rodgers, Wesley A. 85,193 Rogers, Joanna L. 193 Rogers, Lois M. 125 Rogers, Willie E. 90,193 Rogler, Kathleen S. 125 Roller, Carla S. 193 Roller, Gladys L. 193 Rollins, Susan A. 193 Rooks, Dollie J. 125 Rose, Gregory A. 44,193 Rose, Kevin L. 193 Rose, Nancy C. 193 Rose, Randy L. 193 Rose, Todd L. 193 Rosenthal, Scott B. 53,125 Ross, David R. 193 Ross, Jeana L. 193 Ross, Kimberle 193 Routh, Genea G. 8,44,105,193 Rowan, John L. 194 Rowe, Carl M. 194 Rowe, Kenneth W. 194 Rowe, Terry L. 194 Rowland, Shawnda K. 194 Roy, Lori L. 194 Royer, Denise L. 194 Royer, Harlan C. 194 Rozell, Sherry G. 194 Ruble, Stephanie 194 Rubottom, Leanna 194 Rubottom, Lorretta L. 125 Rude, Janette V. 125 Ruestman, Marilyn M. 125 Ruestman, Pete T. 194 Rugen, Elizabeth J. 133 Rupe, David E. 194 Rupp, Charles J. 194 Rusk, Beth K. 194 Russell, Christ! L. 194 Russell, David M. 194 Russell, Dwane H. 194 Russell, Jeff O. 194 Russell, Jimmy G. Jr. 194 Russell, Linda S. 194 Russell, Marsha B. 133 Russo, Pamela L. 194 Russo, Salvatore V. 194 Ruzicka, Mark G. 82,83,194 Ryan, David E. 194 s Sadler, Jerry M. 133 Saferite, Debra J. 194 Salchow, Kimberly J. 194 Salyers, Jay D. 125 Sammann, Michael D. 194 Sanders, Gail P. 194 Sanders, Mark E. 194 Sanders, Rodney L. 194 Sanders, Tammy E. 194 Sanders, Terry G. 85,194 Sandridge, Mark A. 194 Sanger, David C. 133 Sapp, Karen L. 125,194 Sapp, Norman G. 194 Sappington, Kelly A. 194 Sater, Steven J. 194 Savage, Mitch E. 32,194 Sawyer, Larodd L. 195 Saxton, Kelly G. 84,85,195 Sayles, James W. 195 Schad, Carolyn M. 195 Schaeffer, Donald P. Jr. 195 Scharff, Lois A. 195 Schecker, Cherylon G. 195 Schellack, Douglas A. 195 Schemahorn, Allen R. 195 Scheurich, Preston S. 195 Schleisman, Joyce D. 195 Schlichtman, Mary J. 195 Schnelle, Jane E. 195 Schnittker, Crystal 195 Schoenthaler, Marty R. 195 Schriever, James A. 53,195 Schroeder, William D. 195 Schuler, Lisa M. 49,195 Schultz, Russell W. 195 Schwartz, Richard D. 52,195 Schwartz, Sheila K. 195 Schwartz, Steven G. 99,195 Schweitzer, Jeff F. 84,85,195 Schweitzer, Kristin L. 134 Schwermer, Jeff K. 134 Scobee, Bill P. 197 Scoles, Janet L. 125,196 Scoles, Lyndell D. 196 Scorse, Jeanne A. 125 Scorse, John T. 125,199 Scorse, Sidney Wm III 52,196 Scott, Barbara M. 196 Scott, Carri C. 196 Scott, Darrell L. 84,85,125 Scott, Davey L. Jr. 94,134 Scott, David E. 196 Scroggs, Lynn M. 196 Seanor, Kelly L. 196 Searcy, Joyce R. 196 Seger, Joe 196 Sellers, Deborah A. 196 Selsor, Barbara A. 196 Selsor, Michael D. 50,196 Selves, Timothy R. 196 Semmler, Terry J. 196 Sennett, Julie A. 196 Seufert, Livvia L. 196 Seward, Renay M. 196 Sexton, Susan E. 196 Shaddy, David Morgan 196 Shadwick, Dana L. 197 Shafer, Sheri Y. 197 Shaffar, Daniel B. 134 Shaffar, Nancy A. 197 Shaffer, Doug W. 197 Shamblin, Ricky 134 Shank, Regina P. 134 Sharman, Katherine M. 197 Sharon, Sheila A. 197 Sharp, Marcelay A. 197 Sharp, Shell J. 85,197 Sharp, Suzanne 197 Shaskey, Rosie M. 197 Shaw, C. Joan 125,134 Shaw, Melodie D. 125,135,177 Shelby, Brian K. 197 Sheldon, Cara L. 197 Shelton, Diane L. 197 Shelton, Janis L. 197 Shepard, Kimberly R. 197 Shepherd, Claudia S. 197 Shepherd, Jenna V. 197 Shepherd, Joan E. 197 Shepherd, Phillis D. 197 Shepherd, Rick D. 197 Sherman, Dortha C. 197 Sherrell, Ken W. 94,197 Shimp, Mary B. 47,197 Shipley, Janette K. 197 Shipman, Jill K. 197 Shipman, Julie A. 197 Shoemaker, Julie A. 197 Shoen, Paul D. 134 Shoff, Dayne A. 197 Shook, Patricia A. 197 Short, Barbara E. 197 Shoun, Kemp A. 197 Shoup, Leigh Ann 197 Shouse, Kevin H. 197 Shrum, Rodney Len 90,197 Shrum, Steven M. 44,125 Shue, Kimberly Ann 197 Shultz, Daniel R. 197 Shurtz, Rodney D. 197 Shuster, Frank P. 197 Sieglinger, Breck A. 197 Sierra, Susan E. 134 Sigars, Calvin W. 197 Sill, Jeanni R. 198 Silvey, Rickey L. 134 Simmons, D. Jean 51,125 235 Proposed Nine Digit Zip May Require Phone Call ZIP CODE CHANGE Simmons, Douglas G. 198 Simmons, Glenn E. 47,198 Simpson, Karen J. 198 Sims, Dana D. 198 Sink, Richard C. 134 Sitton, Karen L. 198 Sitton, Kathy E. 198 Sitz, Laurie J. 198 Skaggs, Jeffrey L. 134 Skaggs, Richard M. 85,198 Skaggs, Ronald L. 137 Slichenmyer, Donna A. 198 Sloan, Michael S. 198 Sloan, Paul S. 198 Sloan, Scott R. 198 Smalley, Ginger L. 198 Smart, Cindy D. 198 Smiles, Lionel 198 Smith, Billy Jack Jr. 85,198 Smith, Brenda M. 198 Smith, Carol F. 198 Smith, Charles R. 198 Smith, Connie M. 198 Smith, Connie S. 51,198 Smith, Cynthia D. 198 Smith, David M. 198 Smith, David W. 134 Smith, Donetta S. 198 Smith, Doris, M. 198 Smith, Dwayne J. 198 Smith, Ernest E. 198 Smith, Gary L. 134 Smith, Gina B. 125 Smith, James F. 198 Smith, James P. 134 Smith, Judy L. 198 Smith, Katherine M. 198 Smith, Lance D. 198 Smith, Lynn D. 198 Smith, Marilyn N. 51,198 Smith, Mark L. 198 Smith, Mary J. 198 Smith, Michele L. 198 Smith, R. Elaine 134 Smith, Rick L. 198 Smith, Scott F. 198 Smith, Tammie G. 198 Smith-Vaughan, Sandra 98,134 Smittle, Jack D. 198 Sneed, Brenda M. 125 Snelson, Brian K. 134 Snelson, Decema L. 198 Snoddy, Chris K. 199 Snyder, Claudia M. 199 Snyder, Diane M. 199 Snyder, Lana M. 199 Snyder, Richard B. 85,199 Snyder, Rick D. 134 Sohosky, Janet R. 133 Soper, Kathryn K. 199 Sour, Darrell K. 199 Southern, Frances L. 199 Spaeth, Laura E. 126 Spangler, Mark E. 199 Sparlin, Ronald G. 199 Speakman, Jeffrey F. 134 Spears, Dixie A. 199 Spencer, Cindy L. 126 Spencer, Deborah L. 199 Spencer, Donald R. 199 Spencer, Sandra M. 137 Spencer, Saundra K. 199 Spradling, Elizabeth M. 199 Sprenkle, Timothy L. 69,199 Springer, Janice L. 199 Sprouls, Teresa D. 199 Spry, Jerry L. 199 Spry, Michael S. 199 Staats, Kevin M. 199 Stacy, James F. 199 Stafford, Marilyn S. 199 Stafford, Mary J. 199 Stafford, Roy A. 200 Staggs, Gregory D. 200 Staib, Dema L. 200 Stallard, Steven J. 85,200 Stanley, Alan R. 200 Stanley, Ricky L. 126 Stansberry, Billy G. 200 Stansberry, Billy G. Jr. 200 Stark, James D. 50,200 Stark, Jennifer D. 200 Stark, Letitia G. 200 Stark, Regina L. 126 Starkey, Sam J. Ill 134 Starks, Ralph J. 200 Starkweather, Rick 200 Stauffer, Cynthia S. 200 Stebbins, Chad D. 31,50,200 Steininger, Michael D. 85,200 Stejskal, James F. 134 Stelts, Michael P. 126,200 Stephens, David K. 200 Stephens, Diane E. 45,200 Stephens, Jill A. 31,50,200 Stephens, Laura M. 200 Stephens, Penny L. 200 Stephens, Shandra F. 200 Stephenson, Jeff W. 126 Stephenson, Lynne S. 137 Stevenson, Jerry D. 200 Stewart, David L. 201 Stewart, Randall R. 201 Stillions, Debbie G. 201 Stim, Joel G. 201 Stim, Mark M. 126 Stipp, Diana L. 201 Stith, Kendra E. 45,72,201 Stock, Elaina M. 201 Stockam, Jimmy C. 201 Stocker, Thomas A. 201 Stockton, Bruce M. 201 Stockton, Shelley A. 201 Stoehner, Kenn R. 90,91,201 Stone, Elizabeth A. 201 Stone, Steven C. 44,105,201 Storm, Julie A. 32,201 Story, Kerry D. 50,201 Story, Margaret C. 201 Stotts, James M. 126 Stotts, Peggy J. 201 Stout, Laura J. 201 Strahl, Jeffrey H. 201 Strain, Kimberly A. 201 Street, John W. 201 Streich, Rochelle B. 134 Strieker, Debbie L. 201 Strom, Joe David 201 Stubblefield, Gary D. 201 Stufflebeam, Mark D. 84,85,201 Sturgis, William O. 201 Sullivan, Peter M. 84,134 Summers, Michael G. 201 Supica, Chris M. 201 Surprise, George B. 99,201 Sutton, Eric D. 201 Sutton, James A. 134 Swab, Mark K. 45,201 Swadley, Brian L. 85,201 Swann, Phyllis A. 88,201 Swanson, Lucinda L. 134 Swanson, Marvin C. 31,50,201, 192 Swarens, Thomas L. 201 Swartz, Terry Lee 94,201 Swearengin, Joanna K. 86,87, 201 Swearingen, Lana L. 201 Sweet, Bryan K. 201 Swenson, Diana J. 96,126 Swingle, Kelly A. 202 T Talbott, Brad D. 202 Talbott, Drew K. 202 Talken, Linda Gerett 8,126,202, 184 Tallon, Gary W. 126 Tamblyn, Don D. 134 Tate, Shirley A. 202 Taylor, Anne S. 126 Taylor, Brian P. 137 Taylor, Charles E. 134 Taylor, Donald 90,91,202 Taylor, James W. 202 Taylor, Julie M. 202 Taylor, Mark D. 85,202 Taylor, Melody J. 202 Taylor, Michael C. 202 Taylor, Tammy D. 202 Taylor, Teresa G. 202 Tebow, Michael J. 202 Teeter, Arthur W. 134 Teeters, Karen A. 202 Tennis, Terri L 202 Terrill, Charmane Y. 134 Terrill, Rebecca J. 202 Terrill, William R. 134 Terry, Gregory A. 105,202 Tessmer, R. Clay 134 Testerman, Gay E. 202 Tharp, David M. 202 Thelen, Kent C. 202 Thelen, Tedd M. 202 Thelen, Todd S. 45,202 Thomas, Andy 135 Thomas, Cheryl K. 202 Thomas, Claudia J. 126 Thomas, David A. 126,203 Thomas, Jack S. 203 Thomas, Jacqueline L. 203 Thomas, Joy L. 45,135 Thomas, Joyce E. 203 Thomas, Kathryn J. 126 Thomas, Kenneth D. 203 Thomas, Nancy L. 203 Thomas, Sherri L. 203 Thomas, Tim L. 203 Thomas, Wesley C. 203 Thomason, Christine D. 203 Thompson, Darryl E. 203 Thompson, Gregory D. 203 Thompson, Judith L. 203 Thompson, Penny L. 203 Thompson, Steven L. 203 Thorn, Dallas L. 203 Thorn, David E. 203 Thorn, Michael R. 126 Thornbrugh, Sharon K. 203 Thornburgh, Nita M. 126 Thrasher, David A. 203 Thrasher, David L. 203 Thrasher, Holly E. 203 Thurman, Angela J. 203 Tichacek, Wayne J. 135 Tiedeman, Jessie A. 203 Tiffany, Vera E. 203 Tosh, Michael J. 32,203 Tournear, Joseph C. 126 Towers, David W. 203 Tracy, Terri S. 203 Trenary, Patricia S. 135 Triplett, Carol A. 135 Troutman, Kelly M. 203 Tuck, Donald A. 135 Tucker, Jerry E. 53,203 Tuggle, Michael H. 203 Tunnell, Brian J. 203 Tupper, Joel S. 85,203 Tupper, Vicky L. 52,203 Turk, Janie R.126,135 Turley, Marilyn S. 96,203 Turner, Charles W- 135 Turner, Chris 52,203 Turner, Christine L. 52,203 Turner, Stephen K. 203 Turner, William R. 135 Turski, Edward E. 137 Tusinger, Kristi Kay 51,126 Twenter, Tina M. 203 Tygart, Steven B. 203 Tyler, Carl 90 Tyler, Dixie G. 127 Tyler, Lee E. 203 Tyler, Major B. 203 Tyndall, Robert J. 53,127 u Uptegrove, Richard E. 127 V Vacca, Chris L. 204 Van Becelaere, Karl 53,135 Van Meter, Norman L. 204 Van Ostran, Stanley 135 Van Ostran, Steven C. 204 Van Volkinburg, Wm D. 204 236 Mount St. Helens Becomes Active Again VOLCANO ERUPTS UNEXPECTEDLY Van Winkle, Sandra L. 204 Vandiver, Debra L. 204 Vaughn, John E. 82,135 Vaverka, Jesse S. 84,85,135 Vermillion, Donald 204 Vice, Robert I 204 Vieth, Tammy J. 48,204 Vinson, Sandra M. 204 Vinson, Teresa A. 204 Vinyard, Karen H. 204 Volk, Patti A. 137 Von Canon, Fred W. 204 Von Canon, Michael 44,105,204 Voncanon, David A. 52,53 Vonier, Nicholette 204 Vore, Jerard M. 204 Vorhees, Pamela K. 204 Voris, Nelson E. 204 Vowels, Deborah K. 204 Vreeland, Jeffrey L. 204 w Wachter, Judith A. 45,127,204 Waddle, Dennis E. 204 Waggoner, Anita C. 49,204 Waggoner, Donna J. 204 Waggoner, Wilma A. 127,162 Wagner, Susan G. 127 Wagner, Tony L. 67,204 Wahl, Royce P. 204 Waisner, Steve E. 204 Wakeem, Mona L. 204 Wakeem, Phoebe D. 204 Walker, Brian 204 Walker, Darren E. 204 Walker, Della M. 127 Walker, Jami S. 135 Walker, Jerry W. 135 Walker, Kenneth J. 204 Walker, Martha L. 67,204 Walker, Michelle J. 204 Walker, Patricia E. 137 Walker, Roger W. 204 Wallace, Gwendolyn J. 204 Wallace, Karen S. 204 Wallace, Michael R. 204 Wallace, Ronald J. 204 Wallain, Frances A. 49,205 Walmsley, Michael W. 205 Walsh, Cynthia D. 205 Walster, Jeffry J. 85,99,205 Wammack, Sharon D. 205 Ward, Elizabeth A. 205 Ward, Rebecca D. 205 Warden, Nora J. 205 Wardlow, Rhonda S. 205 Warner, Clayton B. 205 Warren, Curtis W. 205 Warren, Steven D. 205 Warren, Tim Paul 205 Warthen, Edward M. 205 Warthen, Mervin A. 205 Washburn, Jane Lynn 135 Watchous, Rhonda L. 205 Waters, Virginia A. 205 Watkins, Wesley R. 205 Watkinson, William B. 205 Watson, Glenn D. 84,85,205 Watson, Rick A. 205 Watson, Robert A. 52 Watson, Scott E. 205 Watson, Vickie M. 86 Weathers, Timothy D. 51,205 Weathers, Twyla J. 96,205 Weaver, Daniel D. 70,72,75,206 Webb, Felicia A. 127,206 Webb, Mickey A. 206 Weber, Shawn L. 206 Webster, Debbie S. 206 Webster, James C. 137 Webster, Shannon R. 206 Weeks, Jonathan K. 206 Weitzel, Jane H. 206 Weldin, Lorna A. 206 Wells, Karen Sue 206 Wells, Nina F. 206 Wells, Raymond P. 206 Wells, Robin R. 206 Wells, Ronnie A. Jr. 206 Welshofer, Thomas E. 206 Wescott, Robert H. 53,135 West, Anita J. 206 West, Mark L. 206 Westall, Patricia C. 206 Westbay, Ronald 206 Westerman, James E. 85,206 Western, Earl R. 206 Westfall, Roy E. 206 Weston, Tammy J. 206 Weston, Wilma J. 206 Wettstein, Trudy G. 206 Whaley, Kelvin E. 206 Wheat, Catherine L. 206 Wheeler, John R. 206 Wheeler, Marla L. 135 Wheeler, Randy M. 135 Whelan, Theresa L. 206 Whitaker, Mitzi L. 206 Whitchurch, Beverly 206 White, Anna M. 206 White, Blaine R. 127 White, Daniel G. 206 White, Daniel L. 206 White, Danny L. 127 White, Davida L. 135 White, Jeff D. 206 White, Kalvin L. 135 White, Linda D. 135,206 White, Lori L. 96,105,206 Whitehead, Clifford R. 135 Whitehead, Glenna S. 127 Whiteley, Freda K. 206 Whitemyer, Robert L. 85,206 Whitman, Clyde W. 206 Whitsett, Cynthia D. 206 Whitsett, Gregg A. 206 Whitworth, Debra J. 207 Whyte, Gary Thomas 207 Whyte, Robert F. 207 Whyte, Susan R. 45 Wicks, Crystal L. 49,207 Wickwar, Amy Jo 32,207 Wilkerson, Martha J. 127 Wilkie, Brent R. 207 Wilkinson, Kim B. 207 Will, Spencer H. 207 Willard, Josetta J. 207 Willard, Judith L. 50,127 Willard, Melinda C. 207 Willard, Rosemary 127 Wille, Lisa A. 207 Williams, Cara L. 207 Williams, Cathi L. 207 Williams, Charles E. 207 Williams, Cherry P. 207 Williams, Dee D. 207 Williams, James A. 127,149 Williams, Jeff L. 207 Williams, Kelly J. 67,71,207 Williams, Linda A. 207 Williams, Linda S. 207 Williams, Pamela A. 207 Williams, Rebecca J. 207 Williams, Richard L. 207,212 Williams, Sally L. 48,207 Williams, Sharon K. 208 Williams, Teresa L. 208 Willis, Sheila G. 51, 208 Wilmes, Wayne J. 208 Wilson, Donald L. 208 Wilson, Jerry W. 90,91,135 Wilson, John A. 137 Wilson, Julie D. 208 Wilson, Keith E. 84,85,208 Wilson, Linda K. 53,127,208 Wilson, M. Lu Anne 45,67,71, 208 Wilson, Sherry L. 208 Wilson, Stephen E. 202 Wilson, Tameria L. 208 Wilson, Tim Joe 208 Wilson, Timothy P. 127 Wilson, William J. 208 Winberry, Martin W. 208 Wingo, Lori L. 208 Winlund, James C. 208 Winnett, Sherry A. 208 Winterhalter, Rhonda K. 86,208 Withnell, Glen L. 208 Wittich, Joseph P. 135 Wofford, Ralph T. 51,135 Wolf, Deborah L. 208 Wolf, Leaha H. 208 Wolfe, Ruth A. 208 Woverton, Linda K. 208 Womack, Charles C. 82,208 Womack, Robert L. 208 Wood, Jay R. 208 Wood, Michael V. 135 Wood, Nina C. 208 Wood, Paul S. 50,208 Wood, Theodore F. 82 Woodard, William F. 208 Woodcox, James K. 135 Woods, Dwayne E. 135 Woods, Rhonda L. 127 Woods, Wayne A. 135 Woody, Aaron L. 208 Woody, Jackie E. Jr. 32,208 Woody, Janice L. 208 Woody, Scott T. 208 Word, Kayla P. 208 Workman, Perry J. 208 Worley, Cindy L. 208,211 Worster, Patricia M. 208 Worthington, Bill C. 84,85,208 Wright, Clifford A. 208 Wright, Janice L. 208 Wright, Lisa L. 52,209 May 18, 1980 Wright, Michael J. 209 Wright, Russell D. 209 Wright, Sally L. 209 Wright, Sandy G. 209 Wright, Shirley A. 209 Wyatt, Jeff D. 209 Wyler, Robert L. 135 Wylie, Wilda K. 127,209 Y Yerington, Kimberly K. 209 Yocum, Robert W. 209 Yoos, Kimberly J. 209 Yoos, Steven A. 209 York, Paula J. 135 Youell, Gail Marie 209 Youll, Lorraine K. 44,51,53,209 Young, Carla R. 209 Young, Christopher L.209 Young, Diane K. 44,53,209 Youngblood, Brenda L. 209 Youngblood, Michael 209 Youngblood, Rhonda L. 209 z Zapletal, Blake A. 209 Zapletal, Clay M. 209 Zengel, Stacey Ed 209 Zenter, Ellen E. 127 Zilliox, Virginia M. 209 237 J Buried in His White Suit COLONEL SANDERS DIES AT AGE 90 Adams, Roger E. 115 Albright, L. R. 113 B Babbitt, Brian C. 116 Baiamonte, Vernon D. 113 Banks, Michael E. 117 Beard, Barbara A. 108 Beard, Sallie L. 96,117 Belk, Floyd E. 108 Billingsly, W. Sue 109 Bingman, David D. 109 Blevins, E. Enid 110,219 Bodon, Harold W. Ill Boehning, Rochelle L. 113 Bowman, G. Joyce 111 Brietzke, Milton W. Ill Bruton, John W. 110 c Conboy, Judith L. 112 Cooper, Harold 108 Cornwell, Mary L. Ill Couch, Jimmy C. 110 Cragin, John M. 115 Cunningham, E. Carolyn 114 D Darnton, Donald C. 109,219 Denniston, Elliott A. 110 DiCesualdo, Gabriel 116 Dinges, Lucille E. 218 Dishman, Darral A. Ill Dolence, Glenn D. 108 Dolence, Myrna L. 109 Dove, Mary Lou 108 E Easterday, Leland D. 117 Elgin, Doris T. 116 Elick, Gerald E. 112 Elick, Mary A. 113 Elliott, William C. Ill Ellis, Ronald R. 90,117 Calicott, Willis D. 115 Cantrell, Jack L. 102,116,155 Carnahan, Douglas M. 109 Carney, Carmen M. Ill Carnine, Albert J. Ill Chamberlin, Cecilia C. 86,98,117 Christensen, Val A. Ill Claussen, Samuel L. Ill Cole, Nathanial S. Ill Combs, Allan L. 116 Compton, Edith M. 114 F Ferron, William L. 112 Finke, Carl A. 114 Finton, Richard H. Ill Fowler, Jon H. Ill Frazier, James L. 85,117 Hunt, Duane L. Ill Freeman, C. Elaine 109 Hunt, Gwen E. 109,146 Freund, June M. 114 Hutchison, W. Craig 111 I Gale, Steven H. 110 Gardner, Helen R. 110,219 Garner, Robert M. 114 Gibson, E. Sam 112 Giesselmann, Rodney R. 85,117 Gilbert, James E. 109 Gladden, Kreta C. 109,166 Goode, Larry W. 114 Greenlee, George C. 110 Gremling, Mary Ann 115 Griffin, Betsy Q. 116 Grim, Kathleen G. 114 Grove, Stephen J. 112 Gubera, Conrad E. 112 H Hamilton, Gregory L. 114 Harbin, James L. 114 Harder, Henry L. 110 Harrell, Wayne A. Ill Harris, Robert A. Ill Hartley, Irma J. 109 Havely, Pete 111 Hess, Garry J. 56,111 Highland, Robert O. 117 Holman, Tom L. 112 Holmes, James C. 115 Honey, Delores A. 114 Hudson, Teresa 115 Hughes, Julie S. 109 Humphrey, Richard D. 109 Hungerford, Cynthia S. 110 Ipock, Betty J 116 J Jackson, James R. 112 Jacobs, Marilyn J. 116 Jaswal, Jasbir S. 114 Johnson, Bernard A. 114 Johnson, Clarence O. 110 Jolly, Jack D. 113 Junkins, J. Merrell 116 K Karst, Larry K. 109,109 Karst, Nancy J. 115 Kash, Harrison M. 113 Kellner, Raymond E. 112 Ketchum, Retha L. 116 Kluthe, Patricia W. Ill L 1 238 The “Troubles” Continue in Northern Ireland 3 IRISH DIE IN HUNGER STRIKE Lambert, Joseph P. 110 Land, Michael L. 108 Landrith, Douglas B. 99,117 Larimore, L. Keith 114 Lay, Kathy J. 109,179 Leitle, Charles E. 114 Leon, Julio S. 108 Livingston, William R. 113 M Malzahn, Ray A. 108 Mammen, Robert W. 115 Marion, Terry D. 114 Markman, Robert P. 112 Martin, J. Larry 113 Massa, Richard W. Ill Maupin, James K. 108 McLean, Teresa 109 Merryman, Edward P. 117 Miller, Robert J. 114 Miner, Lorine V. 109 Minkler, Ray G. 112 Mitchell, Grace C. 110 Moore, Arlene E. 108 Morgan, Henry G. 110 Morgan, Ronald J. 115 Mosher, Melvyn W. 115 Mouser, Eugene C. 109 Mueller, Elizabeth J. 108 Mulkey, Gary R. 113 Murphy, Dennis R. 112 N Nickolaisen, Robert H. 108 Nodler, Charles E. 108 Noirfalise, Patricia F. 115 o Oldham, Max D. 117 Orr, Orty E. 112 P Paapanen, William H. 114 Paige, Roger 116 Peterson, Ronald J. 116 Peterson, Vernon L. Ill Phillips, Russell A. 113 Preble, Harry E. 110 Prentice, Vonnie R. 112 R Ratliff, Cecil D. 114 Ray, G. Erin 117 Renner, Gail K. 112 Richards, Wendell C. 115 Richardson, Hilda E. 117,219 Rodgers, Elmer E. 108 Ross, Mary G. 116 Rousselot, John R. 116 s St. Clair, Annetta E. 112 Salavantis, John E. 85,117 Sandrin, James V. 117 Schafer, Delbert F. 112 Schultz, Donald J. 116 Seneker, Donald L. 115 Shields, Joseph J. 113 Shipman, Paul R. 108,219 Short, Bobbie Z. 110 Shouse, Sidney S. Simpson, Dale W. 110 Sims, F. Joe 111 Slanina, Ann M. 110 Sloan, Marion E. 113 Smith, Loran B. 112 Smith, Robert E. 112 Snyder, Ross C. 108 Spurlin, Jack G. 115 Starkey, Sam J. 116 Stebbins, Wayne E. 112 Steere, Bob F. 117 Strobel, Arthur L. 113 Subramanian P. K. 113 Suchan, Gerald E. 113 Sutton, Dennis K. 115 T Tate, Don D. 112 Terry, Robert R. 115 Thelen, Charles C. Ill Tiede, John W. 108 Tillman, David L. 112 Turner, Warren F. 85,117 V Vermillion, Joe D. 109 Volmert, George H. 109 Volskay, James T. 116 w Walker, Pamela K. 102,117 Walters, Doris A. 110 Weis, Andrew W. 109 Whittle, Philip R. 113 Wiley, Robert C. 117 Williams, Jimmie L. 115 Williams, T. D. 90,117 Willoughby, G. 1. 88,100,117 Winters, Paul L. 109,180 Wuch, Edward W. 117 Y Yates, Michael L. 112 Young, J. Cobb 114 Youst, Donald R. 112 z Zaremba, Mary Lou 115 Zwahlen, Karen S. 115 239 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Thank you are such small words to express our gratitude, but we of the 1980-81 Crossroads staff would like to express our deep appreciation to the following people for their support and contribu¬ tions in making this book a reality. Mr. Bob Terry Mr. Ed Brown Ms. Debbie Gipson Mr. Richard Williams Mr. Ed Hakes Mrs. Nancy Malan Ms. Rachael Brown Mr. Clark Swanson The Chart Someone to talk with Where would we be without busom buddies? laugh with joke with share with. 241 College means taking one day at a time. putting ourselves together . . . Waking up . . . heading for class . . . 242 absorbing knowledge . . . sitting down to “pig out” . . . kicking back in front of the boob tube. 243 Every day brings a new aware¬ ness ... of ourselves . . . 244 Live from MSSC we have nights filled with . . . dances . . movies . . . 1 The plane of new experiences has ar¬ rived and we have embarked on a re¬ warding journey into the land of . . . exploration . . . realization . . . i 248 i We take time off from study ing to engage in the many games people play. Our favor¬ ites . . . popcorn parties . . . pit games All of us have had to break away at one time or another. Southern provides us with . . . new friends . . . familiar friends . . . favorite teachers . . . special classes . . . fresh starts