Northwest Missouri State University - Tower Yearbook (Maryville, MO)

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THE GROUPS improving skills, helping Maryville Seeking X Trevor Haves, Ashlev Hartford and Micaela Daley work the X106 table in College Park during the $1000 giveawav. The giveaway occurred during Family Day. Pholo courtesy of Ashley Innes Ql WhatisKZLX? A I KZLX is a low power educational radio station on the campus of Northwest Missouri State University. Q I What activities has KZLX put on this year? A I This year, KZLX put on the Spot the X thousand dollar give away during family day! We have also helped with St. Judes ice cream social and letter writing campaign along with Safe Ride ' s annual BBQ. Q I Why are you a member of KZLX? A I I am a member of KZLX because it is a great way to improve my broadcasting skills and help in the community at the same time. Q I How does KZLX help its members and the university? A I The best way KZLX helps the university is by promoting all of the campus events. The members of the station gain valuable broadcasting experience in the process. KZLX Front Row: Kirsten Capps, Leslie Hubner, Weslev Miller, Derick Cunigan, Micaela Daley, Dan Scheuler, Brian Brooks, Trevor Hayes and Bryan Clark. Row 2: Logan Campbell, Katie Thudium, Ashley Hartford, Jon Guyer, Rudee DeMarce, Ryan Walker, Amanda Phares and Nathan Moore. Back Row: Dan Rasmussen, Nate Conner, Matthew Elliott, Keaton Guess, Shane Warren, Greg Miller and David Hardin. D246 • groups DD I

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Kappa Kappa Psi 1 rcmt Row: Anm ' l.i I Icn ini;, t .iillin Moll, V.ini ' ss.i I k ' vvk ' U, Tiffoiiv Br.idtdrd, Am.irul.i li ' hm.in, Kyle Orci ' sscn, Icssica Niimc, Caryl Terry, Matlhfw Willis, S.im.inlli.i H.iior and Sarah C ' .riili ' luMlu ' n. Row 2: Joe Geringi ' r, Nancv Kac inski, K ' ssjca lohnson, Hannah I ' orti ' r, Andv Dale, laniie Sullivan, Nicole Ki ilarmut and Aslilev Smith. Row 3: Valerie Naas, Samantha I ' lillev, Laura Vdss, Chris Ivinella, Hurke Shouse, F.mily Clouf;hlv, Annie Norris and Kvlee Smith. Back Row: i hristcipher Lake, Charlene McCause, Katie Rogers, Chris Ovier, Michael Maisii, Nathan Clavcamp, Kevin Richer, Caleh (iibscin. Matt Mcf.rorv, I risha ( arn| ' liell, Sam I ' lirter and Melissa Crovijnhn. • ser ed the bands of the Universitv bv hi ' Ipinj; with fund raising for their trip to I ondon lor the New Years Day I ' arade Kappa Omicron Nu Front Row: LaKoyia Brown, l.aura Beichlev, Sheresa Zion, Irina Younger, Dixie McGarv, Trudv Slensland and Mallorv Kirkendall. Back Row: Sara Musfeldt, Allie Boehm, Rachel 1 loudek, Amy Tullis, Donna Sharpe, Mariah Dunn and Jessica McMillin. • donated over 100 children ' s books to Tovs for Tots • Dixie McGarv vvas the elected to the National Board of Directors, Kappa Omicron u in August Kind Individuals Dedicated to Students Front Row: Cassie Johnston, April Biggerstaff, Megan Haves, Kevin Postlethwait, Christy Prater and Alison Nickolaus. Row 2: Kati Pugh, Mallorv Stanton, Alishea Caby, Kavia Gower, Diane Jurchen, Deanna Catalano and Chelsea Wion. Back Row: Blair Henrv, Megan Gibson, Heather Smith, Meghan Bowlin, David Williams, Emilv Robinson and Jolene Hurta. • members were paired with an elementary aged friend to spend time with once a month and mentor • gave kids a fun and stress-free environment KNWT- Channel 8 Front Row: Kathrvn Denison, Crystal Wales, Kayla Lindsey and Laura Kearney. Row 2: Chris Rinella, Eric Zornes, Bobby Taylor, Kyle Andrew, Philip Stewart Meyer and Harrison Sissel. Back Row: Christian Grady, Nathan Birkley and Nathan Moore. ■ during the fall, three shows produced by students included: Bearcat Idol, Inside Northwest and Open Channel went on air Monday through Thursday ■ in the spring. Bearcat Update and Open Channel aired Korean Student Association Front Row: Elizabeth Chipps, Young Wook Lee and Jeong Woo Yi. Row 2: Ga-Hee I hoi, Jeong Min Yi, Soo-Min Lee, Joon Soo Kim, Bo-Kyu Che, Hak Soo Ha, Hye Mm Do and Yujin Jung. Back Row: Hyung Woo Kim, Jun-Hwan Jang, Daesic Kim, hn Kyu Kim, Hyo Han Bae, Dae Woong Kim and Byung Hyuk Jeon. • helped new Korean students get used to the University • informed American and other international students about Korea groups ■ 245IZ] DD

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IJ.ihona Organization of Christian Fellowship I Kinl Uovv Hn-ril MiMill.in, K.u lirl C r.inicr, Irin KdlxTsoii .iiul MkhiU ' l M.irsh. • went bowling ■ nuuli- tiiiirUT Uigi ' thor • .iltiMidi ' i,! li.iskrlhnll n,inu ' s • --[HiTisdri ' il .1 -.(. ' rviic lor the t ommiinltv of Christ church onco a semester Lutheran Campus Center Front Row: Jussica Fra ei ' , |on,ith,in I ' ahl, Missy Kaplingcr, Hanna Young, Denae VVlterick, Kim lloman, Diana Van Blair and Mary Duncan. Back Row: Alisha Baker, Jennifer Riepe, Michael Mandrick, Allison Vandcventer, Chris Vetterick, Whitney Keyes, Rohin Bonar, Melissa Giebel and Jeremy Wiest. ■ had Bible study on Wednesday nights ■ $1 dinners on Sunday ■ hosted game nights, moyie nights and weekend trips n fi n Medium Weight Forks Front Row: Rebecca Aronson, )ohn Gallaher. Row 2: Amanda Meyer, Carling Futyoye, Roselynn Buffa and Pat Tiernan, Back Row: Jaclyn Steele, Jason Pratt, Brett Henggeler, Ian Futvoye and Patrick Fedo. • published the Uniyersity ' s annual literary and arts journal at the conclusion of the sprint semester • students at the University submitted short stories, poetry and artwork that filled lis pages Middle Eastern Student Association Front Row: Abdul Wase Syed, Hallem and Abdulhaleeni Siot -. Back Row: Sufyaan Ahmed Hayath and Shoaib Mohammed. ■ promoted different cultures from the Middle Eastern Region ■ organized and hosted their annual Fid dinner in Noyember Millikan Hall Council Front Row: Elise Jones and Briltny Wisong. Back Row: Sarah Youngbauer, Steye Bryant, Kimberly Kuhns and Adam Wagner. ■ members helped decorate the hall ■ put on programs and events to help unite students in the dorm Millikan Hall Staff Front Row: Bryana Haugen, Sarah Youngbauer, Audra Gustin, Meghan Ziebarth, kelsev Bastian, Cassandra Bruington and Brandy Anderson. Back Row: Kimberly Kuhns, Jennifer Ray, Christopher Sauer, Danny Schill, Steve Bryant, Dan John.son and Emily Saathi)ff. • made Millikan Hall feel like a community • put on programs every week and RAs puts on programs once a month ■ the staff had team get-together once a month to build team unity groups • 247 D