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

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Phillips Hall Staff I-ront Row: Tamiccii Murphy, Joe M.ist-iovccchio, Mcshdn Ziebiirth, Jamie 1 l.nnus, Anii,i SiMrl iind SliiiiH ' ShiTwiunt Back Row: Ainu-i ' Rim, Brian l-.rnst, Nathan I ullcr, 1-lisa Orr, jcssi ' I lolt ami ToMn Oni. ■ provided a hi ' althv livin loarning cnvironmonl thai pnininti ' il student grcnvlh ■md learning during their first year of college • helped students learn how adapt to college life ■ helped residents learn how to critically think about their choices and how they .illect others ■ inspired others to he great leaders • made sure freshmen survived their first year Philosophy Club Front Row: Davin Underwood, Shannon Grifhn and lared Haer. Back Row: landon lledrick, Sarah l.irlex ' McCune, Nicholas Santoro and Richard lield, • sponsored an event called Technolog ' and Privacy, which was a forum with three speakers about the advances of technology and the encroachments of personal privacy Pre-Law Club Front Row: Kathleen Wilmes and Anna Searl. Back Row: Rachael Herndon, David McLaughlin and Quentin Templeton. • prepared for members futures in law • took practice Law School Admissions Test and discussed the answers • performed Sudoku puzzles to strengthen their problem solving and logic skills Pre-Med Club Front Row: Elizabeth McClain, Erin Jewell and Danielle Paolillo. Row 2: Kate Mostek, Heather Moeller, Katie Percell, Morgan McDonald, Ashley Yeo, Mindy Harman, Trina Day, Stevie Phillips and Karlvn Ayres. Row 3: Denae Bachtel, Havlev Wood, Matt Bowman, Andrew Brewer, Sarah Symtschytsch, Adam Howard, Anissa White, Kavla Armstrong and Adriana Otting. Back Row: Alisha Derks, Abby Hazard, Jeremy Schmitz, Scott Horr, Meghan Bowlin, Danielle Ewing, Chelsea Sogard, Rolland Otting and Abby Deal. ■ gave support and resources to University students interested in careers in the health or science fields Psi Chi Honor Society Front Row: Deidra Heineman, Heather Dias, Carrissa Phillippe, Sarah Carey and Ashle Krieger • encouraged and maintained excellence in scholarship, and advanced the science of psvchologv ' • members were able to attend the Missouri Undergraduate Psychology Conference in November groups • 2550 DD

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THE GROUPS common goals help members Caper Catching Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia and Sigma Alpha lota members perform their play Indiana Jones and the Calendar Caper at the Variety Show. Thev won the highly competitive skit portion of the Homecoming event. Plioto by Knyh ' cn Vaiuie Kniiip Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Front Row: Bryan Duddy, Burke Shouse, Tim Rosson, Seth Brummond, Justin Whitman, Dane Montgomery, Ben Mendenhall, Brian Hopp and Ben Roed. Row 2: Andrew Rembecki, Curtis Parsons, Brian Seidenkranz, Andrew Sanders, James Sorensen, David Leffler and David Groth. Back Row: Dan Cross, Andrew Allen, Joshua Lock, Wade Howies, Colby Elder, Dan Rasmussen and Samuel DoUins. Q I What is the purpose of Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia? A I We are a very diverse group of student who are alike in that we all have an appreciation for music the only requirement. We are comprised of not just music majors, but everything from Wildlife and Ecology to Secondary Math Education. Our purpose is to spread music the best way we can, and hopefully have some fun doing it. Q I What activities do you do? A I On campus, we make a regular appearance at the Homecoming Variety Show. We also sing serenades to sororities, sing at the annual SOS walk and we have even been known to sing the National Anthem a time or two for Northwest sporting events. In Maryville, we have done community service including our musical talents like singing at nursing homes and some of our service has included shoveling off driveways for people. We recently also had a raffle for an ipod with the proceeds going to the Nodaway County Chorale. 0254 • groups DD

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Psychology Sociology Club Front Row: Erica Carson, Chris Munsterman, Paige Welch, Douglas Keightley, Carol Spradling, Dominique Evans, Bridgett Barton and Abbie Tucker. Back Row; Deidra Heineman, Jaime Reed, Ashley Vaught, Courtney Boner, Ashley Krieger, Kristin Stewart and Nicole Jones. ■ informed students about psychology ' and sociology • had speakers, field trips, fund raising events, social and service events Public Relations Student Society of America Front Row: Tracie Giaccetti, Kayla Scott, Laura Peterson, Bailey Asher, Emily White and Jessica Range. Row 2: Brittny Wisong, Alisha Russell, Erica Shanks, Camillya Blount, Lyndsey Hedge, Julie Ray and Alejandra Alvarez. Back Row: Marv Peters, Tiffiny Towne, Daniel Jeffery, Jeremy Harris, John Fisher, Elizabeth Oates and Kevauna Beard. ■ their events included A Dav at the Park, bowling and a professionals networking session in Kansas City • sold All My Life Bearcat shirts Q ROTC Front Row: Brett Johnson, Thomas Herron, Patrick Hughes, Skyler Anderson and Kathleen McDonnell. Back Row: Trenton Coyle, Nathan Boling, Andrew Hitch- cock, Shane Anderson and Patrick Kohler. ■ trained todav ' s cadets to become tomorrow ' s leaders Sigma Alpha Front Row: Callie Gardner, Katie Frankhauser, Jana Schreckhise, Claire Knigge, Sherrianne Connelly and JoAnna Newcomb. Back Row: Kristi Suda, Sarah Hobbie, Petrea Nelson, Carrie Litteken, Kristin Almond, Sarah Meissen and Kelsey Clement. ■ promoted agricultural education to school children and adopted Ag in the Classroom as its primary philanthropy ■ members visited several grade schools across Mary ' ille to increase agricultural literacy Scribblers Front Row: Rebecca Aronson and John Gallaher. Row 2: Jaclvn Steele, Amanda Mever, Carling Futvoye, Pat Tiernan and Sean Cunningham. Back Row: Jason Pratt, Brett Henggeler, Jared Bailey, Ian Futvoye and Patrick Fedo. • held four readings a trimester: two by visiting writers and two by students • brought the Visiting Writers Series to the University nSSB • groups