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

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THE GROUPS bringing new life to campus Fire Demonstration RH A sponsored a dorm fire demonstration in the fall during Campus Fire Safetv ' Month, October. Freshman seminar classes were required to attend. Photo by li ' iiiiifer Riepc Q I What does your group do throughout the year? A I We ha ' e a lot of barbecues and seminars with people living on campus. Q I How do you get involved with RHA? A I Just come and join in. There are some requirements such as GPA and academic status. You also have to apply and go through an interview process. Q I What are the benefits of being in RHA? A I Getting to know a lot of people is always nice. You get to teach and inform new residents about living on campus. Residence Hall Association Front Row: Meghan Hennessv, Caleb Holder, Lauren Thomas, Stacey Herzog, Katie Carter, Kimber Whitt, Stephanie Keen, Kara Montgomery, Dylan King and Brandon Du Bose. Row 2: Abbev Riley, Jessica Ellis, Kora Jackson, Sharee Broaddus, Stephanie Bluth, Lindsey Wheeler, Katrina Butler, Matt Matthews and Jerrv Fuentes. Row 3: Michael Miller, Steve Bryant, Katie McFerran, Heather Niece, Tvler VVolfangel, Kimberly Kuhns, Adam Wagner, Tamera Dunn, Mackenzie Becker and Neal Davis, Back Row: Lorrie Corbctt, Blake Tade, Corey Merrifield, Lee Childers, Jamie Bralev, R an Sullivan, Joe Saffold, April Hafner and Jennifer Hall. groups • 257D 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

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THE GROUPS cleaning up our community Sigma Society Front Row: Amber Miller, Erin Jewell, Chelsea Sogard, Jamie Deloske, Megan Sheeley, Rachel Ludwig, Meredith Manring, Cara Smith, Megan Switzer, Emily Paulsen, Bethany Flenniken, Allie Boehm and Amy Wackernagle. Row 2: Rachel Jordan, Mallory Stanton, Sarah Bredeman, Clarissa Cudworth, Cassandra Nettle, Kelly McGonegle, Meghaan Binkley, Christy Viers and Tiffany Johnson. Row 3: Jaimee O ' Brien, Elizabeth McClain, Jessica Humes, Kayla Gower, Audie Bahr, Courtney Twyman, Mary Peters, Sarah Valencia, Theresa Morgan, Jenny Wells and Lindsey West. Back Row: Kimber Whitt, Denae Bachtel, Stacy Hayes, Nicole Jay, Jessica Smith, Jill Hamilton, Christi Duckworth, Trina Day, Brandi Kapfer, Alisha Derks, Stormy Shively and Bryana Redding. Float Building Sigma Society members pomp their float for the Homecoming parade. The theme of their float was Under the Sea. Plioto courtesy ofSigina Societii Q I What does Sigma Society stand for, as in views, beliefs, thing s of that nature? A I Sigma Society is an all women ' s service organization. Each member is required to complete 20 community service hours a semester. Q I What events do you do throughout the year? A I We participate in homecoming activities (variety show, banner, pomp clowns, paper Mache heads and dancers). We also do group community service projects. This semester we went to Kansas City and helped unload coats for needy children, helped with BRUSH, and cleaned part of North Hwy 71. We have several members going on alternative spring break this spring as well. Q I What type of ladies are associated with the group? A I The women of Sigma Society are dedicated to improving the community and making a difference. Q I What have been some accomplishments of the group in the past? A I We won the overall award for homecoming in the competitive division. Q I Is there anything else that you would like to add, that I haven ' t covered? A I Sigma Society is a great organization to get you involved in things on campus and in the community. You meet wonderful people and make strong friendships. 0258 ■ groups DD