Rockhurst University - Rock Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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AWA X e N4 5 at lf ft 'vga The New Swzngle Singers Nov 29 1984 ws, 1 V The classy octet, no longer under the direction of its founder and leader, Mr. Ward Swingle, maintained dd't' t the rou of Jonathan Rathbone added new the high standard of vocalization and, with the a 1 lon o g p , d 't' ertoire. This year's performance marked the Swmgle Singers third dimensions to their alrea y CXCI ing rep Season of the Arts appearance. ' 5 fr Sami Louzs Brass Qulntet Feb 6 1985 A treasure that belongs to Mlssoun itself Though thelr repertolre ranges from serious contemporary brass muslc to the zan ada t t fP y p a Ions o D Q Bach the qumtet pleased nts large audience and convlnced them that classlcal muslc can be fun 5, awaviiaet-' 0 0 0 , ' ! . . .... . . I C O , 0 ,,...a - , - 7 f ' , H g, , ' . 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'A 35' ,, '1fL,'fV, Q X Ili, 1 'fs X get t W Wait- .A'-' I ., if 'ff .ffgai up table for West Side Technical director Ruth Cain puts the finishing touches on the set for West Side in the scene shop. Readyfor your cue Bryan? 5 4. 1 i ., J ' 1 . ' ' I V , H., L4 '. If , 1 , . ' - ' . -it , . n J. ' 53:5 ' - V P 11:1 ' rm An Open Forum wlth o Rockhurst Alumnus George Wendt, better known as Norman on the weekly television series Cheers, returned to campus Feb. 27. Wendt, a 1971 accounting graduate, was on campus all day meeting with students and faculty. The 'fOperation Cheers committee of the Social Activities Board and the Alumni office sponsored the visit. George Wendt explains how Fr. Freeman beams thoughts. George as a student at the Rock. v rf ff.: 1 ' .. X ,f.,,. ,. A f Q., 3 Xl ,,5,,,m,,, K 'Q ' 1' .. 3' 5-,kgg,2gg,Qi.5.X.., -. .. - ww, 'TYSYS A .t at George and Fr. Van char, Gmfgf fefeived the key to the city during a luncheon in his honor B v , Research Spring Dance Gary Slater swings Mary is Makarewicz around the floor. David Fotan, A'Lisa Inman, Tim Swan, and Nancy Jahnslon didn 'I have an I.D. for the bar. iabovej Brent Batliner, Lisa lnzerillo, and Lori Veselieh, did. irightj 36 .fi wer:-as I 1 ' , ,,,,,.f ...qw .M,y,ar Volunteer .lam The third Annual Volunteer Jam drew a large audience and a surprise winner this year: Jesuit Twist as done by David George and Co. The Jesuit Twist OOO-OOO-OOO-OOO ttogetherj He's dressed in black from his head to his toes He's cruizin' the strip W Now go cat go Heis makin' his rounds Yeah, this dude's outa sight But ladies beware, he's not yours tonight You just don't understand - Heis already given his hand. Chorus - He does the JESUIT TWIST yes, he does the JESUIT TWIST A matter of fact the JESUIT TWIST You know cool and collective totally unselective never gets rejected divinely protected that's he . . . OOO-OOO-OOO-OOO I-le's a good little boy, from time to time Never spends a nickel, no never a dime But baby he's a swinger A real dead ringer Yeah, this guy is something else You just don't understand -- He's been sent here by the Man Repeat Chorus ,P ,QC Q Q Peace and Justice Week This year's Peace and Justice Week tJan. 21-255 focused on the relationship between Latin America and the United States. Kenneth Androue, Panama Desk Officer for the U.S. Department of State, spoke on U.S. Policy in Latin America, and the Rev. Arthur McGovern, S.J., professor of philosophy at the University of Detroit, spoke on Liberation Theology. Panel Discussions led by faculty and administrators on the political and economic conditions of Latin American countries were also held. A film was shown by Jeanne Johnson, assistant director of Campus Ministry entitled Latin America: Intervention in Our Own Backyard. Fr. McGovern speaks with Mark Angles during a colloquiumforfaculty and students. 2r.dTrebon and Kenneth Audroue discuss European escapades during the receptionfor i . . ll roue. Right: Dr. Moran speaks on Political and Social Change in the Third World. ' - V-uw 1...-44: I, L ,HW Nh International Celebration To help promote better global awareness on campus, the International Forum sponsored International Celebration March 22-31. The week's activities included: a T.G.I.F. sponsored by Tau Kappa Epsilon featuring German beerg a speech given by Hans Schwarz-Liebermann, advisor for the Christian Democratic Party of West Germanyg a panel discussion on international job opportunities sponsoied by J EAg international cuisine served in the cafeteria, a documentary on South Africa entitled 4'Winds of Changef' and a Japanese Language Festival. Far left: Miyo Wagner speaks dur- ing the Japanese Language Festival. Left: Steve Wasko, former Rockhurst student, played with the Mariaehe band in the cafeteria duringdinner. h l hrase lin Japanese! on the curtain as Miyo Wagner reads ll in English. Japanese language students attempt Iofndt e rorree p 30 x S Pep Pep Pep With the District 16 men s basketball championship at stake Rockhurst rallied in support of the Hawks before the game Unfortunately, the Drury Panthers defeated the Hawks 59-57. QW. Don Fortune interviewed Coach Fisherfor Live al Five. Pall! Sleininger, Mary GoeI:, Joe Tristanio, Murray Blaekwelder, John Mulvihiil, Bill Venuble, Dan Smilh and Fr, Van waitjbr the ral- ly Io begin. 40 D M1 Y Team T wzster Tourney H' ,HJ N, Gill Top: Joe your hand is not on the ma . , I Righl: Debbie Baniak, Kevin Kaul Barbie Kierl would rather watch. .mv-Q Q., , :Q Wit J SG .,', ,L7 I 4 94 M-1 552' Wt K 4' , HI GS TO D0 TH1 GS TO DO TH1 GS TO DO Students played leap frog in the quad for the Homecoming week competition f WI? JW f A If 'fa yin ' eff, . , J 1 2 2 5 f Wg, ' f A , K, 5, t W 1 phil V ,gm I W, , ,, . . x, ., 1 M fn?- W 5 v , Ka cf' v ,A,4fa1?aKi6es' , ,4f.x f,,V A nw Af., ,f 1 , ,Q W . if y .4v i:j? ..v. A7 2 4 Q3 PP, I N- While fraternities have experienced new growth l and popularity in the past 9decade,their originscan be traced to the student clubs of colonial days. The most famous of frateriiities andfthe first to use Greektlet- ters was Phi Beta,Kappa,Q established at William and Mary College offWilliatnsliurg, Va. on Dec. 5, 1776. Throughout isi period, most fraternities maintained theisecifecygoftietheir societies. In 1834, however, as alprotesitbagainst the considerable in- fluence of sucbijsticieties, the social fraternity was formed. Siniilarfgorganiiations were formed and, eventuallygltheeAnti-Secret Federation came into be- ing.nIn5,1864,,ftlieifSocialFraternity changed its name toillelta Upsilonffand functioned like most other The TKE Fraternity. Fraternities Fraternities Fraternities fraternities. The fraternities were influenced, in part, by the literary societies of the early 19th century, although they later strayed to a strong emphasis of high idealism, and strong friendship, with less regard to literature. The secrecy, mottos, ritual handshakes and pins were supposed to be an embodiment of these principles. On the Rockhurst campus, Alpha Delta Gamma was the first social fraternity followed by Tau Kappa Epsilon in 1967, and Sigma Alpha Epsilon in 1972. Alpha Phi Omega, the college's only service fraterni- ty, was introduced to the campus in 1940 and became co-ed in the l970's. , we X 'X p Qes' Xa r X , , .,t. V . f t X iifggx -gif:-2.3, 'tix V e ' il r 3' Q 1 Q at eets g . , , me Wim? X X fa Q if W . f s.L, - Z lt' ,,is ,t l W 1 i7mQ'f? if 1 iv A t , A fig - its Alpha Phi Omega Alpha Phi Omega has built a service program for students on over 600 college and university campuses across the country. lt has a program to build the students potential as a leader, friend, and someone who can be of service on campus, in the community, and for the nation. Gamma Xi, the Rockhurst chapter, accomplished this through a leadership workshop and such service projects as a carnival for retarded children, a parents phonathon, dinner and dance for the elderly, and scout merit badge day, averaging over 25 projects each semester. Fall Officers President ...... Service V.P ..... Membership V.P. Fellowship ...... Treasurer ..... L Secretary .... Historian .... Sgt. at Arms .... Alumni Sec ..... . . . . . Paul Sander . . . Anna Benedix Robbie Craighead . . . .Alison Smith .......Sean Wiley . . Karen Sherlock . . . Kathy Wickey . . . . . .Rich Eiken . . Gigi Lombrano as v 'if 't'7 mi , - I YCIXU, sa W fill Sui-va 'K i 'f A We rl' I K if at Q7 ,f '-5' , ' Q. m -5 .nv J - .5 - :- MY nl . ,K X X 9 .rr Spring Officers President ...... Service V.P ..... Membership V.P. Fellowship ..... Treasurer ...... Secretary . . . Alumni Sec . . . Historian ...... Sgt. at Arms ........................... Jonathan Frazier . . Anna Benedix . . . . Sean Wiley . . Steve Jochems . . . Joe Tristanio . . . Lisa Cooper . . . Rich Sullivan . . Kathy Wickey . . . . .Rich Eiken xXr.- Flftfl row: Raber! Cass nn, A SI P - POW. Bm Graf Lim Gioperprzphirfffgpalx Jigl iaiczrdzisgzag LZ:Z1e'Z3eR7ag5Z oyji. Secgnd raw, Qorolhy lingemanj Paul Sander, S tephanfe McCann, Michelle n,ilm,I Rid! liikm, Bmw DH C Y S ' h I , mo, nna enedlx, Rich Sullivan, Chris Bossman, Kathy Wickey. Fourth row: Sean Y A 1 437 '41 1 Patrick Anna B4 Cindy B David B Robert 4 Lisa Co. Robert 1 Robbie 1 Louise I Jeanie I Maria lf Richard Susie Er Lola Evn Jill Farr Mike Fi Pat Fleiv Jonatha: Mary G1 ... .-..., . N - V ,, 'J n Frazier 1 Benedix :an Wiley :Jochems Tristanio sa Cooper 1 Sullivan y Wickey ich Eiken l n, Michelle 5 row: Sean Patrick Adams Anna Benedix Cindy Bock David Bruegging Robert Casson Lisa Cooper Robert Coye Robbie Craighead Louise David Jeanie Ducate Maria Dugan Richard Eiken Susie Engeman Lola Everson Jill Farmer Mike Fink Pat Fleichmann Jonathan Frazier Mary Gardner 1984-85 Membership Kathy Wickey Sean Wiley Cammy Vogt Tom Bannon Paul Engle Mary Lochirco Diane Geries Mary Goggins Linda Haugh Steve J ochems Alan Keyes Marcia Kohler Steve Livingston Gigi Lombrano Mary McNamara Bill Meyer Sue Meyer Joe Naylor Elda de la Pena Omcers Kitty Phelan Anthony Pittalla Michele Pope Kyle Rodgers Paul Sander Kitty Scarvers Brian Schumacher Pam Keck Karen Sherlock Alison Smith Shawn Steadman Ann Steffen Rich Sullivan Dawn Teter Joe Tristanio Dave Tritt Matt Wessling First Row: Dorothy Engeman Jonathan Frazier, Anna Benedzx Lisa Cooper Second row: Rich Eiken Sean Wiley Kathy Wickey Rich Sullivan, Joe Tristanio 1 1 ! Gamma Alpha Delta Q 9' 'A' 0:9 Fall Ufjicers Spring 0fl7Ce 5 President - Tom Bannon, V.P. - Frank Stodden, Treas. President - William Healy, V.P. - Vince Kubik, Treas. - - Todd Matt, Sec. - John Repp. Todd Matt, Sec. - John RHPP- ,,.,,...............---- ,,,.,...,....,....-...----.- , . ,H ............-.---...-. . ,.,,..............----v qt-X.. sf, X 1 - -' f ff: vs' , 'Y I ,,.....,,.,.......--.--- Q -we 3. ,,.....,............-..- A, ai. .Vg .. -.V vi ,,?.,!,,..f, 1 ,,,...,........-..---w ' , 1 x .wi - , ..,...........------1 x M' Y f.- V .............-.--- K if ..........-.-----Q y A km N ..,..-....----1 .W - ...,.....v.-a--..w..xA:- ,.....,............----- t . 5 A .........-...-----1 I ' 1 V , X ,........,..-----e V, W ..,,.......---v--1 ,4 ....-.v,,,,.,......--. Q - x. , , ,,.,,...-un--nn-0-1 ,.., ,A.,,,....--.-----Q ,,M................ D ,,,,,.,.......... .,.,.,..,........ ,.,............-. X D A ,f V. ,............... - .........-.-o-- Wo...---ff - First row: David Hoffman. Second row: Mike Stephens, Frank Stodden. Third row: John Repp, Joe Schodrowski, Tom Bannon. Fourth row: Tim Oligschlaegef Todd Matt, Joe Edwards, Doug Waris. Fifth row: Vince Kubik. - KXXXXXXXXXXXXMH N WH , . if he '74-' xprfng '-'- l.j.lIU K rr: ' A . M6mb6FShlp M.. .,..-..-u '3 ' nuuvuuwununnuuqpn-sung..-q I ,....-4-on Q xnm N n4 ' mllluuwouunnnnnuunnnqqpuqq '-'----'- Tom Bannon Joe Edwards David Fitzpatrick mm E iltllltlwllllnlnitussuuunsuni l .....- '-3 William Healy E David Hoffman Vince Kubik ,,,,,,,, Todd Matt N ----1 Tim Olzgschlaeger John Repp N Joe S chodrowski Mike Stephens 1 Frank S todden Doug Waris 1 John Yankovich I i l k' Treas' Q Officers. Left to right: John Repp, Vince Kubzk, Todd Matt, Doug Waris. llliiuuggq S25 .. f , SQ if f ,,V. , , .g Q ' ' ...W-, -- V Q -- we -sg' ,Q .1 ,.,....-an---f-4 ,,,...,-'--- 1 1 Q ..,, A A ,A . , F . -,M ag U Sv, '. r ' .2 1, X x ' 1 Q I ' l 4 34 1 .1 2 Ill I 15.5 ' 'Q 3 , . ?2Qj?fi?ajQiZf,Q f I ig fffnwf- ff f ' f.:55f3f 1 ff A' uw- 32.11 ' if if 'te ff Y, , 'im Oligschlaegel HW Vftfing pledge class. First row: Dave Macher, Jerry Schulz, John Hughes. Second row: Danny Gilgannon, Greg Roth. Third row: Paul Luhmann, Scott An- f'fHfza1ii, Roman Ramos, Jim Carpenter. Fourth row: Jim Narron, Steve Smith, Patrick Briggs, Steve Saathoj Mike Johnsen. Tau Kappa Epsilon 1135 Ml ' Junior mer Charles Ha VM ' ,ony . ,lf VW, , I A M. -.--....... 1 I ,....,........, ,H t 1 ff ,Z , A A' 'Y If A A 51 65? Senior members. First row: Brad Hogan, John Jokerst, Sean Bradley. Second row: Jim McCartney, Paul Donovan, Joe Daues, Tom Duda. Third row: Scott Caron, C huek Prather, Dan Davidson, Dan Schorgl, Mike Haynes. Fourth row: Mike Lynch, Mike Hummel, Mike Mickes, Mark Fox. .Y ,,..-pq.-- ,..-.X 5 Scott Car0n' X. Q i Junior members. First row: Jeff Sevasko, Dean Politi, Bob Haefner, Paul Jokerst, Daryl Eagon. Second row: Mike Ringhausen, Tony Nebuloni, Tim Grasser, Charles Haller. Third row: Mark Nuelle, John Klemm, Gerhard S tadler, Keith Johnson. Fall offcers Pres. - John Jokerst VP. - Mike Haynes A -tQ-i Sec. - Paul Jokerst Treas. - John Klemm S Hist. - Don Schulte he S House chairman - Mike Doorack X i Social chairman - Chris Schloeman Pledge trainer - Mike Lynch Spring ofhcers Pres. - Paul Jokerst VP. - Keith Johnson Sec. - Perry Ceriotti Treas. - Daryl E agon Hist. - Chris Schloemann House chairman - Bob Holt Social chairman - Bob Simons Pledge trainer - Joe Toi go ft O 1 4 4.1-1- ,..J:A ,Y a 4? , - . iw, ,!,, I , ' lk V ' 'luv fs, . '54, 91 'K ., 43 -, if-wi' xt Q ann .n' ,, W A5 WWW ' ? ,' wg me ' ,A Jim 1 ? xx, .M is' -wh , y Ar- . vgwz X is ai K 'W 2 X' Nw if 1 e Third row: F Wh row: 1, Pat Fin- er. Fourth Dougherty, JD Sigma Alpha Epsilon J, Js .ZA ,. X 013-' ' J' llgy if' fm 'J . 'f-afGMP'fSQf.4f Q., 1+ of 351- i sv Xxx, ' , af X IM -3 H , -. 'Wan ' x 1 4 I 'Q v' 1 Q U I K I 2 bfi A495 ,. Senior members. Left lo right: Jim Kelleher, Mike McNully, TJ. Brink, Dan Beckmann, Chris Campo, Kevin Corrigan, John W Y W l Y ,180 H A , . V vwqv- T' I nter-F raternity Council The Inter-fraternity Council QCIFCJ governs President T , ...... T- J- Brink the three social fraternities on campus: Tau Vice pres ..,.,o,..4.. .i...... . . Todd Matt Kappa Epsilon, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, and Alpha Sec.fTreas .......i.4l, .... C hris Schloeman Delta Gamma. ADG Representatives Representatives are elected by each of the Bill Healy fraternities to sit on the council. Todd Matt Vince Kubik David Hoffman Frank Stodden SAE Representatives T. J. Brink John Butz Paul Klug Bill Newbold TKE Representatives Paul Jokerst Chris Schloeman Jeff Sevasko 5 Jeff Ciurej Moderator. . . .... Dr. Peter Nugent First row: Paul Klug Bill Newbold John But' Chris Schloeman Paul Jokerst Jeff Ciure' S a' F xugml mmdwaI0rV,' 'Vince Kubik' Jgffsemskg - , j. econ row, rank Stodden, David Hoffman, T. J. Bri-nk, Dr. Peter Th orgai class teresi stude Th Wom as di. counz cheer This year there were truly enough organizations on campus to jill every non- classroomlrminute. With virtually every in- terest represented, this was a banner year for student organizations. The Rockhurst Organization of Collegiate Women gotj offthe ground second semester as did the new and tennis clubs. The Ac- counting club f -and merged, the cheerleaders grabbed-e first place in the Clubs Clubs Clubs S.A.B. sponsored Homecoming olympics and the Senate organized plans for a com- munity room where each of the student groups would receive office space. Being an election year, the College Republicans and College Democrats rallied in support of their respective candidates at various events which culminated with the election night party in the Rock room. 7 i Student Senate The Student Senate - of, for and by the students. The Student Senate is the official group representing the students' point of view. Concerned primarily with student rights concerning academic and social policies, the Senate undertook many projects this year. Among these projects were proposals concerned with making improvements to the weight room, increasing handicapped accessibility on campus, and making Easter Monday a school holiday. To increase communication, the Senate held a commuter student forum and an intercollegiate student government workshop. The Senate also reviewed the constitutions of new clubs and undertook many smaller projects to make the campus a better place for its students. - President Kevin Kaul Vice President Michelle Lucero Treasurer Tom Duda Secretary Patti S tei ni nger Senators John Hartung Paul Jokerst Debbie Baniak Joe Naylor Michelle Bennett Elda de la Pena 'Keith C alcagno Marty Robbins Joe Cherrito Lisa Collins Bryan Distefano Tom Herink Chris Schloeman Lynne Schreiber Dylan Vernon Sherri Z ywiec 'Q ur 1, Q ns, 5 5 , f 'WN 4 1 i X . T - , s v n M' pf! F f - gf r . ring J .,., fig! 1, jg, 4 '.4 i 1' 1 ,L ji i a ,W JL , ' First row: Debbie Baniak, Sherri Z ywiec, Ann Gilligan, Chris Schloeman. Second row: Gerry McGraw, Patti S teininger, Teresa Smart, Elda de la Pena, Michelle B 11. Th' d 5 D - . . A5333 R0b nSl3T'?nhfZJ ffiif:Z51lg1.A,Z'LtE:n funzbjnztp L0fg't1Sl65',5f6llh Calcagno, Joe Cherrito. Fourth row: David Hoffman, Tony Nebuloni, Lynne Schreiber. Kevin Kaul' - p y era orj, arry etter, Maria Dugan, Brenda Howell. F Uth row: Joe Naylor, Dylan Vernon, Bryan Distefano, J I in... ,Wu ,.,, Left to f v or 41' 1,72 f ff ' 4 f -u ..- - -I-f , . Aww' rn-Y Sl Pena bins oeman rei ber :on viec 2 ff , 22 , fy, ff 4,1 , I , 4 f 6 Aj? fr 6 fe t 2 a A 2 X rf 1, Michelle l Schreiber, Distefanv, L ff 'V hz: 'i . V -47 S ,,., , 1, . X , ,f Ilmemh, MM-mm,,,,,,n Left to right: Patti Steininger lSec.l, Michelle Lucero lV.P.j, and Kevin Kaul fPres,l during a Senate meeting. Representatives Sean Bradley Jeff Ciurej Rob Duchild Maria Dugan Mariah Echele Dorothy Engeman Darryl Getter Ann Gilligan David Hoffman Anita Lancaster Marta Mazzuca Gerry McGraw Tony Nebuloni Teresa Smart Brenda Howell , A' ir M2961 ,f ' .aa W MWWWW , , f f Hman Senators and reps take notes during a Senate meeting. MW H We , f N ,,,,,,,,,.,i,f . ., 4 Mm' ,, l 4, Social Activities Board A division of the Student Senate, the Social Chairman Activities Board planned and sponsored student Lisa Aholt activities and events throughout the year. Annual projects such as the Homecoming and Sadie CO- Chairman Ilawkms dances as well as hayrldes and King Louie Penny Tucker night were very successful. S.A.B. also sponsored a number of movies shown Representatives on campus. Everything You Ever Wanted to Know Maureen Carroll About Sex, and Annie Hall rounded out a Woody S Paul K lug Allen film festival, Trading Places was shown in Marr McGrath conjunction with Cultural Awareness month, and The Jennifer Rupp Big Chill broke up the college's day to day routine in Gerhard Smdler Mardi- Carmela DeCaro ' Gigi Lombrano Michelle Kirchoff 'S fm Q f if Ciarrslt rsocpgjlggzirpawlilogsclhbigrlrtgfgerglfgrrggg,ISZs1arZRioralSanA Beth Hettich, Lisa Aholt, -Anne Roberson, Anita Distefano, Mary Macaitis, Ann Gilli gan, Karis Sch- , , ynne c reiber, Penny Tucker, Gigi Lombrano, Chris Nolan, Anne Scherrer, Ann Kenney. Third row: Michelle Bennett, Bridget B ' k, M' h ll K' h K ' Robbins. Fmh r0WlilgerhaLCLZ' gtjdlgc off athleen Kaufmann, Clete Menke, Scott Goodman. Fourth Row: Steve Ostermueller, Paul Klug, Len Grinstead, Marty 0 H ef f - -M --f-.,...,,,,,, Mm-,,,-, A V K WQZWWQ Z ff X W, ff' V Karis Sch- v.' M ichelle ead, Marty Z Q 5. 5 f 1 H ff ,f 4 1 ,H e 'Y f , ,,W.f:,, Q: 61 ' ,2.?'f,A1'- ll f Students straighten their rnalsfor the Team Twister tournament. The Hayride was held at Benjamin Stables. Left to right.'Lisa.f1holI fvhairmurzj, Len V Gritzsteml lnmderaturl, Pemzy 'l.lIC'h't l ll'UAL'l'lUI'I'l. 61 The Rockhurst Hawk The Rockhurst Hawk, established as the Sentinel in 1917, is the principle means of communicating the news to the entire Rockhurst community. Students commited to producing the newspaper write, edit, photograph, and lay out the entire paper 14 times duringnthe school year. Highlights this year included the first ever Best and Worst of Rockhurst issue and StyIe,' featuring Rockhurst students. Maggie Coles looks over the layout one more time before press. X Qs-.Nxt iz .Firm .., .W L .L 5 W all he E EE X if ti T X Firs1row.'M I d f B B , . , S 0 3 urns' 'ufe Mayhew- Sf-'Cond f0W- David Bruegglng, Robert Cronkleton, Steve S teinkamp, Dan Janson, Beth Duke, Tony Trinidad, Stephanie Mayhew. Third row: Dave W1 J' C Maggie Coles. I SON. lm oyle, Stacy Tussel, Cammy Vogt, Ann Steffen, Dylan Vernon, John Pearson, Mary Goggins, Randy Long. Fourth row: J ' ..........-.-....-....,...-........-.-.-.......-- Ri! w e xt X - me s. Qty K Tk X ss i jf N3 Stephanie Qurth row-' UNB, ' P X ii A A The Sentinel changed its name to the Hawk after I WWII. 'sis 12235225 siiiiiifit in if' X Nw x Y 5' an N, 'mel ikwx X X as is 2 ,K Q . g 1 Steve ,F 2' P. - 'V .,1. T ,.,, pages, Staff Editor: Margaret Coles News editor: Maria Dugan Open Forum editor: Randy Long Features editor: Elizabeth Duke Sports editor: Dan Janson Out and About: Stephanie Mayhew Calendar editor: Steve Wasko Photography editor: Melody Burns Moderator: Mrs. Laura Wilson Newswriters: Terry Anderson, Scott Arnold, Flawn Barber, Anna Benedix, David Bruegging, Robert Cronkleton, Stephanie McCann, Jim Phillips, Steve Steinkamp, Joe Tristanio. Open Forum writers: Mark Angles, Janice Bonat, Dylan Vernon. Cartoonist: Dave Wilson Features writers: Jack Baker, Stacy Tussel, Mary Renshaw, Cammy Vogt. Sports writers: Larry Gleeson, Paul Meara, Mike Muldoon, Tony Trinidad, Mike Hummel. Photographers: Mary Goggins, Joan Hyleck, Ed Reyes, Krissy Ziegler. Back page novel: Scott Harris Graphics: CeCe Evans. Ad layout: Bruce Mayhew Business: David Remele, Lisa Johnson Wasko and Stephanie Mayhew lay out their yank! JF Jdtffffjftc ISM , pm!!! ur K Z , ,r 0 as 641111742 zrvw: f ,, ,n Stephanie McCann wrote for almost every i section ofthe newspaper. Randy Long discusses his column as Melody Burns looks on in disbelief gf l 63 Junior Executives Association .lunior Executives Association QJEAJ brings together students who are majoring or are interested in majoring in a business related area to discuss their common interests. The group sponsored many guest E speakers throughout the year, and the events were generally well attended. The group also sponsored Interview Prep Day which featured representatives from such companies as Hallmark, General Motors, and United Telecom. JEA officers. First row: Patti Steininger, Keith Gloe lPresidentj, Gerry McGraw, Second row: Mr. Richard Shaw, Theresa Hoedl, Kevin Kaul, John Pearson. llllluunu. wg., 1 .ws first row.2JCharles A ylward, Tina Cummings, Maureen Thomas, Patti Steininger, Chrissie McDonnell, Gerry McGraw, Joe Toigo. Second row: Janice Williams, ynnette rocopia, Glenna Jones, Tony Nebuloni, Brenda Howell, Cindy Doerr, Scott Goodman. Third row: Mr. Richard Shaw imoderatorj, David Hoffman, Cathy Engeman, Theresa Hoedl, Gigi Lombrano, Richard Shaw, Peter Robben. Fourth row: Kevin Kaul, Keith Gloe, Kevin Quirk, John Pearson, Marty Robbins. lllf' i984-8 'fri .,..-.1Xi. Student Arts Council It is the goal of the Student Arts Council to develop an interest in and appetite for the arts in the students at Rockhurst College. Promotion of Season of the Arts performances, the purchase of tickets for students to attend these events, and assisting the Committee on the Arts in its functions and in its selection of performances are 'activities which all contribute to this goal. The Student Arts Council also promotes and encourages student appreciation of fine arts events off-campus by acquiring tickets to Chamber Music performances, plays, opera, and other events. Student Arts Council members: Pat Adams Anne Bradly Cathy Breidenbach Maggie Coles Don Crouse Jonathan Frazier Randy Long ' Tim O,Connell Mary Ann Oldham Carol Oltjen Paul Sander Maria Dugan Tanya Mclntyre Ann Steffen 3,1 S9-.gr a,, ff e M, ! 'vi 4 , rl- ' ma , K wt, V V, s 3. , xg Q r , S' X , ,Q lgpvy S s ., if Q Q, in v new 4 V ,- G I f A 4 ,' an ZZ! 1 2- , hh ,,,6 2 I First row: Maggie Coles, Ann Steffen, Jonathan Frazier. Second row: Paul Sander, Robert Burke, S.J. irnoderatorj, Randy Long. -Q..-1 f -'I I . ,...avwf- 1 gf- '. Q. .N-Mx ' ,,,,,fo-f-1'7 ,fa ,ff 7? ..- 1 95 if - ' 4ff'?f:t Dr. P4 H? l 5 , my , P r i' iff! VQM lrufwyfzf-, I2 '19 A-.sf PM A The Personnel Management Association is an organization whose members are interested in the field of human resources. PMA sponsors speakers to address current issues which personnel managers encounter and, this year, an internship program was begun to find outlets for members desiring more personnel experience. Also associated with the Rockhurst sector of the organization is the Personnel Management Association of Kansas City, which holds monthly dinner meetings with featured speakers in the profession. Dr. Peter Nugent, moderator ofthe Personnel Management Association. First row' Patti Eisenbath, Christy Hollowich. Second row: Lola Everson, Laura Duchardt, David Hoffman, Laura Ernst, lxeilh Johnson, Third row: Maurive '1f'W4'f, Frank Stodden, Paul Donovan. Fourth row: Vince Kubik, Dr. Peter Nugent fnzoderatorj. I l x ,..- ,-,, , A ,-Y, :,:, ,: -1.1:-f , , ,! - - 1-If-, V-1-:fd , , ,,,, , ' ' -.9 -'FR - ' L-- -J'--...-.--l ,A W ,, -, , ,, ,, - Y ,H , .L A. ff f -J , fi- f-L , ,.,.,4f Af- , f f .5 ....,Y,,,...- Y. ., , r 1 .,,W,, i Alpha Sigma u Left to right: Tom Duda lPres.j, Rusty Beck iTreas.j, Jennifer Rupp lSec.j, ' ' IJ suit honor societ Alpha Sigma Nu' the natlona e - - - - y, Marta Mazzuca iV.P.j, Vincent Daues, S.J. lmoderatorj. experienced an active year, sponsoring visiting scholar receptions, and inducting 30 new members. The society honors students who distinguish themselves in scholarship, loyalty, and service. Their goal is to bring together those so honored to appreciate and promote the ideals of Jesuit education. This year, A.S.N. worked with the administration on the possible implementation of a new academic honesty policy for the college. First row: Robert Weiss S.J. Sr. Gertrude Patch Dr Thomas Trebon Dr Jill Raitt Vincent Daues S J Second row Marta Ma '. ' ' ' - ' - . , . .L .' zzuca, Paul Klug, Margaret HUP' lI3PQkTlLel:esaf:-loiedl, Janice Dover, Cathy Engeman, Melana Nelson, Christine Guck, Sue Krull, Michelle Bennett, Jennifer Rupp, Thomas Duda. Third row: Rus!! e VS rts n rews, Kevin Hayes, Gtnnelle Krause, Anne Kaul, John lbarra, Cathy Breidenbach, Paul MacNaughton, Brenda Howell, Mike Ringhausen. Fourth row. arah Mounter, Mary Lochtrco, Anne Schultz, Debbie Baniak, Tim O'Connell, Barbie Hollowich, Evette Philipp, Kevin Kaul, Bob Haefner. Officers Frye lac FFXI r0' - Y - we , , .,. . N i I I K 'V - A it V Y I U :pp lSec. 1, Q argaret HHP' 'd row: R HS 'F lusen. Fouffh sychology As their primary goal this year the Psychology club at- tempted to increase their ac- tive membership. They began the year with a guest speaker and then a field trip to the Menninger Foundation, a mental health facility in Topeka, Kansas. ,.,....-.W-f-Q.,-H ., ,ann Offcers. Lej to right: Karen Colgan fsecjtreasj, Rhonda Bohs fpresj, Trisha Miller fv.p. 1, Sharon Frye factivilies coordinatorj. 1' 2 i 2 3 Q 3 Q X Q X First row: Ann Sleffen, Rhonda Bohs, Trisha Miller, Dr. Marilyn Rigby. Second row: Darrelyn Harris, Dr. Thomas Hinkel, Karen Colgan, Sharon Frye. CBC Rockhurst College Business Communicators provides communication students an opportunity to see first hand the professional standards and practices of communication within business organizations. RCBC is affiliated with the Kansas City chapter of the International Association of Business Communicators. Weslynn Martin and Tim Sostarich. 4 1 i X i i ,L Q X F ...gona ,. ...w..,MwWm,,... i wg-,uw First row: Weslynn Martin fmoderatorj, Lynn Nevins. Second row: Tracy Toejnes Michelle Bennett Chrissie McDonnell Third row' John Godfre David Geor e fwvering Maria Duganj, Joe Daues, Tim Sostarich. Y ' ' ' y' 3 72 111 J S 1 2 Y 1 1 .F 2 e il ,, Q 4 l 1 li ' 1. lt T ta om Pon Squad P The Rockhurst Pom Pon squad is only three years old and now performs at the half-time of at least five home basketball Hawks games and one away game. This year the squad performed in St. Louis. The squad has become a well known and well respected group that promotes spirit on campus. Also, the squad was an integral part of the half- time ceremony of the Hall of Fame game. E i sl l 5 M- '-'- --N- - A 3, -. .,t., ,aqgffwnpraiww -,-A'Qff f f- -f - -ff- -av W s----s - sa-PYWQQNEXQVXAL-wwqmgcwld M Q me Q il .. 12 ui Qs.. S W 0 . I X' AJ.. 6 1. ff W f M' ,, 1 1 ' M 4 'fx 5 if: if , wf1.,Y'., if f! if M.- c f Pl I' I ,.gV,,,V ,',,W I '23, I fb , AV as ' T . f.,..z.'w5.?'Z.., ' V f rf' W S ' id George ffm row- Marcia Kohler, Malu Portugal, Anne Kaul, Marta Muzzufa, Laura Adv, A1ClffE'II6' Porluugal. Sewrui row' .f6fIl7lift'f !l,1'!w'k Mara' l'4,'1'w1!u, I ,IIIXYIL f f.'unfu'!l, Kerri Roberson, Suzannu Bouise, Joan Hyleck, Jane Stanek. Players The Rockhurst Players is an organiza- l tion for students interested in developing and appreciating drama and related theatrical arts. The group's members range consists of everything from actors and ac- tresses to stage technicians and makeup artists. Members 'of the Players helped stage four productions this year: Five Finger Exercise, Antigone, The Music Man, and S tudio Theater. Right: Michelle Lucero as Antigone. Bottom: Steve Steinkamp works on the set of West Side Story. 3 ? .' .5 ' ' .,.. ':::1..:, 'QE gl'jYlIl'0l31'.',AlJ1g0 Lancaster, Jane Healy, Second row:.Steve Steinkamp, Pat Toebe, Maggie Bunker, Joe Daues, John Ashford. Third row: Chris Bossman, Janice o za , 5 all ecerra, Art Bunker, Michael Coye, Allison Ramey, Carolyn Van Haaren, Beth Watson. Fourth row: Leonard Wagner, Mark Carden, Tim Swan, Ann Roberts, Robert Burke, S.J., Fifth row: Jan Sheeran, Richard Cronkleton, Kevin Lawless, Kathy Wickey. 74 -ultr- J' - av '--Q. , M :HM 'Nunn 'W' an vi iw A .fi L. cw , 1 if--f 4 A 1, First row: A Peggy Abe lkrvlppqp,-r A in, Janiff' 'wan, AW' ..., ,,,. ,, ,MV r Physical T hemp The Physical Therapy club aids PT students in their pursuit of academic and professional interests in their field. This year, the PT club took first place in the SAB sponsored Christmas decorations con- test, held Massage-a-thons to raise money for activities and donations, and volunteered to assist with Special Olympics during the spring semester. Campus accessibility for the handicap- ped was one of their major goals. P Officers Lek to right: Dawn Teter, Lori Brickner, Sandy Van Ryckeghem, and Abby Lenzen. :es-,sw N , ,. ! it 'S-.., ,.,. . 'E ' M V' 'J' '-'WS' ,fl 5 Vi if 1 A is . U 5? ,V ff fr ., W 25157 3X i 0. X. ll .N i,,.4,pt. 5 J, ,l ?r fe , , ' 1 First row: Karen Herzog, Julie Newman, Carla Hernandez, Mary Goetz, Abby Lenzen. Second row: Lori Brickner, Sandy Van Ryckeghem, Lisa Renkoski. Third r P 88y Abelin, Kitty Bredeek, Becky Bade, Kathy Owsley, Maureen Kennally. Fourth row: Dawn Teter, Trisha Sciorrtno, Sue Mayer. Fifth row: .lzm Hart! S eve 300hmer, Mark Pettus, Clint Stevenson. Pep Band The Pep Band performs for all of the home basketball games and selected other activities during the school year. Directed by Kit Kubis, the band entertains the crowds during halftime and timeouts. The group also provid- ed the music for this year's Pep Rally. , X fr JB' 'l ' 5 1, A ,,,....-', ff e, we s ' , f L A. , A Q E af I fi 5 X . :-'E' Ya ...rf ni. I ive., X ,V eg, ' . a if Trumpet player par ex- cellence, Kit Kubis t i. .QV 1 nlvyl AHNJ I 'tyh :qqp V Whvvll directs the band. .. K fif-'FPL 2 , it , v V SV Left I0 right: Greg Kuhlman, Martha Dolan, Phil Growney, Paul MacNaughton, Kevin McCubbins, Alan Keyes, Kit Kubis, Todd Meyers, Derek Young, Donna Sehnurbusch, Sarah Mounrer, Robert Cronklelon, Michael Michalski, Keith Van Rhein, A'Lisa Inman. V15 'f' 'eff Q ,S ,lv - 1, ., . M ' m y I V ' f, Donna X Chemistry The Chemistry Association provides t interesting areas of discovery within the lield of chemistry to its members. It also provides an outlet for students to discuss current chemical research. Ms NE' Q- X i .xg iff! Io right: David Hembree, David Kramer, Kyle R0 325 mai gers, Brendan Mitchell, Andi Schierhoff Glenn Martin, Lora Bias, Mark Angles, Brian Smith. 77 Y' N Liturgical Music Group The Liturgical Music Group, directed by Jeanne ' Johnson, provides the musical counterpart.for the Masses on campus. The musicians and vocalists also perform for the Mass of the Holy Splrlt and Baccalaureate. ' Jeanne Johnson, director. fi , . ee? ,W-4 fe First row: Laura Reardon, Connie Ziegler, Anne Schultz. Second row: Diane Berkerle, Jennifer Rupp Melana Nelson Third row' Lora Bias Pat Hanson Dorothy Engeman, Lisa Cremer. Fourth row: Mark Carden, Greg Kuhlman, Jennifer Wood, Bob Paulbeck, bonna Schnurbusch. Fifth row: Bryan llistefano, Pete Engle. Mike Chamberlain, Jim Hoerter, Jeanne Johnson fdirectorj. Sixth row: Tim O'Connell, Lou Harris, Charlie Wirtz, Gary Hummel. 78 J -W- l 5 1 l Nh . - ,W Y , L e ,, , , , ' - -- 'f - ' eff' --f -W -.W --ll-M f ,. , 'A . A. 1X,Xgs.s,, . fl-fifsyvx if Qggwgw jgq 1 mxqxxxxv wk 4-X sw- ga - xg S SSN- A. sg was QQ X :sw-wmv --,QQ-ix: 1 X 5511 X ygzfsfxwg 51.7 V12 -1 - Dorothy 'e Engle. Biology The Biology Club organizes seminars and SOQl2l events for those expressing an appreciation of biology. The group also plans field trips. 5 g H Offcers. First row: Diane Herigon, Dan Trotter fSec.j, Cindy Ruttan fPres.j, Agnes Otto KVPJ. Second row: Jennyer Rupp, Teresa Schneider, Trish Thompson, Amny Hartman. aes., '2-'53 eq ' 'WWW '1..4,,, .: MQW va-nq,Q 3. 2 t A ,,,,a 3 3 , first mwg Diane Herigon, Jennifer Rupp, Trish Thompson, Emma Rico. Second row: Curt Holzem, James Marx, Amy Hartman, Lora Bias. Brian Smith. Third U ft - - - Teresa Schneider, Cindy Rattan, Agnes Otto, Sean Bradley, Tony Ocehipinti. Fourth row: Dennis O'Brien, Pat Lamb, Dan Trotter, Tim Herr, Robert Miller, ' f'Slephens. 79 lm , , l I 5 l , 5 , -fu-V 2 up 4--414,45 sidentj, Tina 1 5 11 ,Wa V , Eff , ' 2 I .can-U ,f -,I i - ' , 'Y . f, ,-.jigs ' mmings, Paul v: Kevin Kaul, Q f Vi year. ROC W Formed by six women who understood the need for a women's group on Campus, iA' the Rockhurst Organization of Collegiate Women lROCWJ gained official club status L in November. The group was formed in order to create a support group for all Rockhurst women, QL -t :'e g . where they could.unite and learn from each .A g Michelle Bennet, ,mens durmga Smale other. They strive to foster leadership, rt.sa enrein S X siia V meeting- She was the ROCW rep. this scholarship, service, and fellowship among its members. The group initiated its first 80 members in January. First row: Amy Hamilton, Mary Miller, Trish Tompson, Chris Keaveny, Maureen Carroll, Ann S techer, Kelly McGuire, Paula Spaw. Second row: Lisa Cepluch, Weslynn Martin, Karis Schwent, Ann Kenney, Susan Riordan, Mary Grace Murphy, Melody Burns, Anne Roberson. Third row: Vicki Victor, Tammy Peet, Margaret Miller, Anne Hollabaugh, Carolyn McFarland, Shannon Irvin, Judy Owens, Leah Breckenridge, Abby Lenzen. Fourth row: Alice Galliart, Meg Ruoff Suzanne Bouise, Michelle Schwien, Peggy Abeln, Rene Vonderhaar. Fifth row: Susan Konop, Suzie Boxell, Kathleen Kaufmann, C ynlhia Schroeder, Anita Kierl, Karen Kalkowski, Diane Macke, Liz Skahan. Sixth row: Beth Summers, Terri Meara, Janet Roberts, Jackie 0'Brien, Katie Morrison, Tracy Toenges, Kitty Bredeck. Seventh row: Brenda Howell, Michelle Bennett, Cathy Engeman, Lynn Schrieber, Cathy Glick, Cathy Hashman, Terri O'Connor. 1 5 N ,Q 5: 7 .J .,.,., fm 4. 81 Cheerleaders The Rockhurst Cheerleaders perform for the Basket- ball Hawks games, leading cheers and executing various gymnastic routines during timeouts. This year the squad also participated in the Pep Rally for the final game against the Drury Panthers. 'X Q , 1 , f .1 ., .xx xg, Q ,i 4 l The squad builds a pyramid during the Pep Rally. I, ,u 11 ' i 'av our H ,, it First row: Diane Monticello, Cathy Hashman, Christy Hollowieh, Second row: Colette Her- nandez, Debbie Ozbun, Jo Ann Pope, Maureen Carroll. Third row: Chris Rooney, Phil Boedeker, Ken Neas. Fourth row: Chris Mofjitt, Paul Flake, Mike Johnsen, Pat Briggs. First rm, 5 Pan Carl Y ,, -- ----'---'W - ---'- ' ' ' Ameriean H umanics The American Humanics Student Association is dedicated to providing the students of Rockhurst with professional and social co - and extra-curricular oppor- tunities in the field of youth agency administration. The group intends to enrich the student's leadership potential and competency in this field in conjunction with American Humanics, Inc., and the Youth Agency Ad- ministration Program at Rockhurst. Activities this year included a fall retreat, and workshops with local agency executive staffs. First row: Karen Every, moderator, Second row: Scott Arnold fpresidentj Ann Radetic fvice presidentj, Liz Russell fsecretaryftreasurerj, Dan Carlson fvice presidentj '21 row: Karen Every, Ann Rgdetic, Mike Hall. Second row: Scott Arnold, Lisa Cooper, Elizabeth Russell, Beth Annunziata, Third row Pal Toebe, Paul Engle, rv Vnrlson, Rodney Hare. Tutors The tutoring center boasted yet another successful year of peer tutoring. A service available to all day division students, the center offers students proficient in specific subjects the opportunity to tutor students having difficulty with those subjects. This year, senior Jennifer Rupp was chosen as the outstanding tutor and was honored at the Honors and Awards Ceremony. i we Jennifer Rupp receives the Tutor of the Year award from Dr. Trebon during the honors and awards ceremony. l. - p - . 4 A A we ww , . V L , , 5. K t A : Q rg i .- A V W X ' if? fl , - 31 . ' f xsilsaxfqgl, I X . : In gravy, a 4, M 'f AFM-iw .. if 'ijt , Q, 6,2-H J, A ,. 3, Left to right: Tom Duda, Paul Williams, Phil Dumont, Laura Reardon, Ginnelle Krause, .laneie Bona: Lora Bias Michelle Bennett Rich Sullivan Le Ann Deatz. Melana Nelson, Paul MacNaught0n, Kris Birk, Andi Schierhoff Jennifer Rupp, Nancy Suellentrop, Aflary Goggins, Amy Hamilton,,Debbie Baniaki - inet, The Rc not on well. T and he hours 1 given 1 level sl ih8mS1 years. Over h team e memb themst The so giving season to play it . . '- ,. I 6 f-mf . . . ,W :. V. ,. in - 3 ii at , , A.. . , H - BV Z' pix. 5 , 1 g,.,j,v- , 51. ff- Le Ann Deallt . ,YZ The Rock has long had a tradition of excellence in sports, not only in varsity sports, but in the intramural sports as well. To excell in any sport the participants must-work long and hard hours. Students at the Rock put in those needed hours and were rewarded for it. The underciassmen were t given the opportunity to become better adjusted to cotlege level sports and the upperclassmen had a chance to prove themselves, and what they had learned from previous years. Over half of the volleyball team was sophmores, yet the team excelled winning matches when five of the ten member team were injured.Never losing faith in themselves or in their team. T The soccer team was headedby five experienced seniors giving the team a strong base from which to work. The season opener was lost butrtheteam regained its strength to play in the District 16 playoffszjSeveral members were WW! SPORTS SPORTS SPGRTS named to the All-District team, while two made the All- America team. The womens basketball team had the talent, the experience and just enough newness to have a winning team. The Lady Hawks won the first women's championship ever for Rockhurst while playing in the Mid- America Tournament. The men's basketball team started off on a winning streak winning the Blue Ribbon Tournament and placing fourth in the Eau Ciaire Tournament. The Hawks went on to play for the District 16 Championship. lntramurai isportsalso flourished. More cummulative points were scored by both the men's and women's winning teams. tl-lock-Sock, a new event, was added to the roster making thenum ber of sports to participate in over twenty. The tradition of excellence continues... Q l , 1' Z, VQLLEYBALL VQLLEYBALL VGLLEYBALL Q , e r' ' W fi-'w -fwf -ywmrw N NNN, ,mn ' 5 ' , , v 1 , f , 1 n , ,I , ', ' ' 3' 7' , 2, 4 , iw X V -,-, I 2 2 ' x ' V ' if , ' 'f -W -'ig' , a , , , , ,M I , I ga' 1 J 5,3 V- f, f f,v,,-,w,f,f,f 2 , f Boogie-Boogie- I Q f 2 e ff ff!!! Boggie... 1 ' ' f f 5 Z Z P ' Z qv, I 2 4 if ,sq e R glvm 4' - ' aj ,M ,e ' Coac f '. - . e e ! . ff0m e Q ' met' 'i fi ' ' , ' ands Q f, fx' ik! , fresr - e 'K built X Roch ,fff er aco- ' i' V -Q' ' discs f . Hi 6 Lg, X' ' Q Vx . E ,, The' x -wjxs xiihax X H I f, XM! f m ff , 4 K Q ! A new concept for Swan Lake. iw K ' I P .. .aw fax , ,ff?, I f f l at Ae 702- B i r V if ll 1 l , ll 7? My ,,'f V. I E .,- , at ,.l il. .i ik f ' . gl We ffif 12 i 7, I. ,W U Q at T i . 1 it W. l I , V 71 7 ,, ff. affix, Wy, , in ,1 W X7 MQW? 2 T 2 . . , , 1 ff f T, , 177523 W., I L U ,V ? , V f V X ' 47 ,,, ,W M .K . T I , 5 1 '27fff9f', ff H f ' f hmkf vi f , W QV '41 ' f 2 t' 2 GW. f A ff Z, f ' . ,A ffffff A , 'W 4 4 , 4, f Q.. The Rockhurst Lady Hawks had six returning sophomores giving the team a strong base to work from this year. Head Coach Jim Huffman recruited two freshmen and a transfer from a junior college adding maturity and consistancy to the team. The Lady Hawks were required to practice long and grueling hours with the sophomores helping induct the freshmen as team members. A winning reputation was built with a solid foundation of leadership and stability. Rockhurst saw only five home games this year giving them a court disadvantage. However, the women did not let this discourage them from obtaining a 17-24-2 record The team was besieged with injuries mid-season affecting five members of the ten member team, two were out Theresa you can't kick the balll Act ll movement lll of Swan Lake. for the remainder of the season. This gave other members of the team experience they otherwise would not have had Coach Huffman compiled a Best of list for the year including Most Valuable Player which went to Sherry Peebles,she also recieved Best blocker, digger, and passer. Theresa Krull was chosen as chosen Best Server. The Best Setter was Susy Huey. Rock opp 1984 Results l I Alumni Exihibition 0 l Tarkio 2 0 Cardinal Newman 9 l Ottawa 2 0 Southeast Missouri 2 l Park College 1 3 2 Missouri Southern 4 0 Southwest Missoui State 0 2 Tuslsa University 5 l John Brown University I 0 Missouri Rolla 4 0 Avila 2 1 Harris-Stowe 6 3 McKendree l 0 . 'Bethany-Nazarene 2 2 Benedictine 2 0 Mid-America Nazarene 0 to 2 t CentralMethodist L if f O 8 l Catherine Sillstrop Susey Huey Mary Grace Murphy Kathleen Kaufmann and Cand . ' ' 1 , y McCommon. Back row, from left, G Shoemaker, Assistant Coach Carmen Johnson, Sherri Peebles, Tricia Smith, Theresa Krull, and Head Coach Jim Huffmanfeg X if A- .TIN 1 Xiiififlffl X: Ni 41 l Qi f ' X ,yy 4-145 i 47 4,5 6, 1 4 1 A-1 '- '.b . .- rr- rs' I . M ' . Nz W iam ig, 4 7 ,.W, - , 1, , 7 5954551 Qfwm ,, X , n 1 K, ff 1,,.1 if WW ! Mafia L ag it -.f fps a at , If if! Mary Grace watches with amazement as Candy mutters, beam me up Scotti, and her arm disappears. aa, I Q MQ Sierra-wwe sam, ui' wi Got ya! Do what? -.Ain-.W.w f..z- ' 21 ,uv ,yn Q, 1 W Q. ' rv ' J , ,fn J, t OQCER, fl 9 I E 1.44 f SOCCER Vg, - 'M ' F -,fvvtld Q Fr 5 AZ' 'T f .f ,, . ijt? M 'avr 771 I S ,,'g! f!a 'I I 2.1 4 u 'g 4 ,livin 124 i . Q AH ,AM 4 W a w ' K XJ-f tg hw-J 4 fi wg 4,2 4 1 4 'n Rockhurst secret to success: stay on your feet! The Rockhurst Hawks practiced diligently in the sweltering heat of August to the snowy bitter weather of November. There were eleven open positions for anyone who wanted to work hard enough to earn one. Once the season opened the team work set in. The price of extreme heat, cold, and exaustion paid off. Not only were the Hawks nationally ranked most of the season, they played for the District 16 title as well. Several of the players earned post season honors. The team played several outstanding games including a 9-1 victory over Ottawa College, and a 4-0 victory over the Avila Avalanche during parent's weekend. The loss of the District 16 finals to Park College after beating them 2-1 eariler in the season was disappointing. As Head Coach Tony Tocco said, a team should not be judged by its last Qame but by the whole season Too often, a team is judged by its failures rather than its successes and this team had a very successful year. Senior back Joe Stephens started in all seventy-five games he played in as a Hawk. He earned a spot on the All-Midwest and All-District first teams and he was named to the All-America second team by the National Soccer Coaches' Association. He will go on to play professionally for an outdoor team, the Dallas Americans this summer. Senior forward Skip Reh also was named to the All- Midwest, All District first teams and to the All-America Second team by the National Soccer Coaches' Association. Reh finished a great career at the Rock becoming the third all-time scorer with 33 goals to his name. Rick Enna, senior back, also received post season honors. He was voted to the All-District first team. Rick graduated at the semester land began playing for the Wichita Wings, a professional indoor soccer team. Jim Ross transfered to Rockhurst from Johnson County Community College. He was named to the All-Midwest and All-District first team his first year as a Rockhurst Hawk. ' y. Q 1 li N .,,,,.-,is ,:. ,.T'f'. ?5i'5 c 46 ' X 3 5 , , is s ,VX , ., . ff Q 7 f , .-- , 5' at Q ' P , , r , J , - 2 4 2 , 4 ,, ,. X .T r Vg G J K muy Q S' K if Rv ' af S Boost me up just a little, guys, l'll get it. '3, . S' X. 'An RWM . V , rf 8.9 Eront row, from left, Gerald McGonagle, Todd Fuchs, Bob Butts, Tim Dockery, Jerry Kaufmann, Rick Pearce, Sal Gallo, Greg Buergler, Jim Ross, Marty erra and Bob Paulbeck, trainer. Back row, from left, Tony Tocco, head coach, Declan Mooney, Brian Howe, John Hungerford, Mark Visconti, Skip Reh, ach 'Ice Stephans, Rick Enna, Mike Cucchi, Bill Newbold, Dan Dufour, H. McLane, trainer, and Denny Lee, assistant co BASKETBALL BASKETBALL BASKETBALL Plat a bg et one ghthere H f1 A fwi, ,',, v,f2f?f H If V 1 5 L L L L V, LKKK az. M A X-suv' I i 5 KES . 4, -gf .X,.k ,Q x H ' Yo e ot sup wb pose to p sh her M I o ay tofth 'W' sf M' at Y' 35 3 N .yum 1 iv 37 . '4 M S J 5 i :,.X K . 3 as N N ...,4..., . AX . 95 if ' . ...N In ,, A .,.,A S , 'V sv -41 ' gt 'l 1 - . W is--- ' 43 The Lady Hawks not only had a very difficult season, but a very successful season as well. The direction of Head Coach Bill Kelso lead the women to 18 victoies, qualifying the team for the District 16 playoffs. The Lady's started the season winning their first five games. One of the highlights of the season came when they won the Mid-America Nazarene Tournament overpowering Pittsburg State, MANC, and Avila. This accomplishment marked the first ever women's championship earned by a Rockhurst women's team. Senior Diane Geary finished her Rockhurst career as the eleventh all-time leading scorer and rebounder with 972 points and 718 rebounds respectively. Diane was named to the All-District second team for her efforts. Barbie Kierl,senior,earned an honorable mention on the All-District team. Barbie finished as the all-time assist leader with 333 assist. Susan Konop was named to the All-District second team for her second year. Junior Kristin Lupke earned an honorable mention to the All- District team. Honestly, my feet just gave out! 95 '--p-q- ,N Y -KA 3 5, iv Q., ,.., Missouri Southern Park Baptist University , 'Al of Missouri Ka K To ment 71 5 WZ , , rfb , 81 Park M aw f '+ 'l 4 H: 7' 15 1 25? ' y. w,2ffQ2'Zv':cf1iv-'-z'f:fQ2f 747 J ww , Giyyr ea if iam Cplleg? S ' Af , .,,Q., ' 66 Miss u ' ff :,,-N 0 f, , Q-M 'f ,, , Wife :P , 83 CWQNQ WWWY i wh V WX ig, qWffl7 .p.1 .w ' 4. ' ,www g V M, g ,I , , ' 5 ' 'mGgaceW6fdt, lIe9e Aff' 'M , '45 2 ' f , if if .fffg L 1 kr r f fa K' 1 6 i f g wk f fu Z, gffg f O , f ' if ' I ' ifjl ,i l 1 ff? - f ,W , Vfviy' f X f' if 'M W4 W 57? .,, MM,,f'z J Mis W7 6 9 'L . Front row, from left, head coach, Bill Kelso, Brenda Howell, Tricia Smith, Kathleen Kaufmann, Kristin Luepke, Leah Breckenridge, Lisa Ohmes, Barbie Kierl, and Gary Coleman, assistant coach. Back row, from left, Jackie Bruffe, Susan Konop, Suzanne Boxell, Liz Skahan. Not pictured, Diana Geary, and Lisa Black. 5 '- -- -- - - View , ' - -f - M W..i . .-.A . 'fl' ' V ,, ,,.,,,,. - .w-.--...---V v ' ,, ,.,,,rq, A Yarn-A V-K-.v.Hw.,Y,.-V --V -1:1 'hmes, ured, X .pug 'Y Q y 5 N The Lady Hawksg a blur to the eye. it It's mine and, you can't have it! 97 Hee the Tou con higt This the adv end twe his! Mik the Head Coach Andy Fisher had an excellent first season with the Hawks. The team once again won the Blue Ribbon Tournament then went on to win their first six games. They compiled a 14-4 record in district competiton. One of the highlights of the season was the 78-70 victory over Drury. This not only put the Hawks in the number one position in the Dunkel ratings, but gave them the homecourt advantage for the district playoffs as well. The Hawks ' ended the season with a 21-8 record. Surpassing the twenty game winning mark is the 12th time in Flockhurst history and the sixth time in the past eight years. Mike Gant finished his Rockhurst career earning a spot on the All-District team. Senior Joe Monachino finished his career as a Hawk starting in all 29 games of this season. He also earned a spot on the All-District first team for the second straight year. In four years of playing for the Hawks, Joe compiled 1,069 points which put him inthe record books as the 19th all time leading scorer. Mike Teahan also earned a spot on the All-District second team. He finished his four years as a Hawk with 1,069 points giving him the 17th position of all time leading scorers. Mare Moore a junior transfer from Westminster, earned an honorable mention to the All-District team. e A . 2 College College Sfafe Cloud State Drury College . Mid-America Nazarene 16 Playoffsl X si I. gf Kansas Newman College of Missouri K.C. . g X? K - , 61 55 college Q College Barf1iSi 7 Drury . I . 1 A i 7 'Jv ,3- u ! Coach, Bill O'Con- ner teaching an education course. . X is Q k..1i 'N ig I , X X. iii is p f 4 s t ii Q .Wx : QQ M ,X-,-.:- at ' i ,,ii . l. , vhbbl wh Mm ls this suppose to be a zone? I A z I-1 's tummy 6 'T-09 A i' gl I'm just the coach, how should I know where the bathroom is? 'vu A Q. is g W-'W'---'f r -4 7, l told you I would knock you over if you didn't move! Q ,wr '1' f' --,.., ' --..,, old you I ld knock over if you 'tmove! x S i M Front row, from left, Joe Heeter, Steve Schmitz, Mike Teahan, Joe Monachino, Mark Martinovich. Back row, from left, Marc Moore, John Kiely, Mike Gant, Matt Anderson, Dave Fennelly, Merle Bergerson, Karl Flyberg, and Joe Karl. 'r A ,M 'Y k . Ns 'A ,t wf 5 . C 01 f 1 f Q A . -1' V1 4 5. 9 K f ,L , , v Simon saysfface right' I J E fl :r 'Jua'1u:, - ,4 , 1' f, fA, 4-rffflxr .,m:..,f-:if .i..Y., ,.. -1.-1--' 1 -- ' :P f. A5 Wanna Play??'? E ge .31 aw X Q5 .M a. tg . 'K 'ix S I ffkfl . ggxf-sSQ,i5Xf W-wx: :gs as . s . X 9 .Q 4 . fs + M. Qsrgg R . - g 3 5 ggg' . , w, Cx 3 W- w I v K W C Ulf ted ' El Q 2 . .3 , 5 A L ll u VE s . t All most everyone did. Over 2300 students particapated in a , intramurals in 17 sports. The Emi Hill award was to 4 E presented to seniors Nancy Suellentrop and Joe Daues . f This award is given in honor of an outstanding athlete who , was killed in a car accident during his junior year at 1 l Flockhurst. His memory lives on in this award for , sim, outstanding intramural participants. The award is given to Participants who exemplify good sportsmanship. V' PVV. ' anim Paul Meara does the Statue of Liberty routine. 41 iw ' 1, ,V ,f , M44 A 4 row, CSUW gy McEIr0YA lThink l can. lthink I can 2 5 A.....,..... K , 1...-At-it x v ,Amin 'Z I , , X X in S wwy V f ' ' ff , 49 4? , 1 , ' f ! 4 , 4,1 fn 4 ' 7' f , wfn' . . Lf K fl if I I W , f' Xa 7' K 'ff 1' ffm! ' N Mu. ' Af. I 4' Just look at those grass stains. Will Tide get it out? f uv . A .,. ' 1 wk. 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'N X X-'X j,gfY' - -fs 4 ' :Xi-pix ' Vw-, vw XX Qt X x 1 Administration Administration Administration 2 I ,Il ' bw. A .Q , , Q fe, ffaa! , Z +1 A. 4, lt K ,zany ' f , ,X A , ,anff . f far 4 X xg Ia, if M49 .,,.f..4, ,J W YQ.. Q 4 fu f ffg jk 4.1, I f th, M, I W -ft W a: ,swam f mi, , ,,. , ,, , f fa., 1 3 f' 4 W fa r , ffraa , ff Jn, ,W M if f iw fy i,gQ,3f Q- ,f ' ff 4 ff af A .ff A , 4 f f 4 Va! V V! ff gf .-, f fl , , I I nf va V U 1 ' z f f 4 Y A ff ,ffypffwf Ziff nl X 4 16 ,XM ff M 1 3 f' I 1 7' ff 1 W 'vw-Q 'P st -' ' ' 1 W M E V 'N' - t l si . Q . is 3 M, 3 if f is an X at X X sri' qv- if Q-.5 N Ursula Pfahl Assistant Vice President for Academic Support Services Maurice M. McNellis Assistant to the President it sf 5 1 Nga, K 1 I .sw 1 rx -wi... .. Xi M' Delores Curry I tant to the President and Chancellor Assistant to the Vice President S1451 tv-,-if Qui-Q as xr iafx usa ll s 9 X-1 X .. t 1 .qvfsqewm ffyflwizi .:3fis: .x'nx MYR 'WEEK' 1 Q wx. x , 1 Pffvfzmii 1 ' rwaiwmwt QU' ' 4+ .- 1-v, sc ww x wmv 'N .cy - tm mx: ' -nfs:-mst :sus was N ilifix' 1 1 9 iJ.'!'N 'r -wr ' HA!-lc lbsrlwt Mdfhvbf man t 5 egygww it-X22 ' ' WED? lf -vim tutfwl ' ' Admissions 5 E WZ, , of 52 . I, 4 s I-If I Thomas Audley director of admissions 2 James Millard assistant director of admissions 3 Lane Ra admissions counselor. 5. Annette Clune, admissions counselor. Alumni .swf . SW 'Www .frm x.,. iv., X Bill Venable, director of alumni. l 12 ey, assistant director of admissions. 4. Jeanne Galliart, John Mulvihill, assistant director ofalumni. Jean Sweeney, staff W, ...s...x..,... ., -': .-::.::.'w.,,a l 1. Joy -4 ffm-r1 I Bu iness fjice 3915 '-mmm like g , , ',..., ,. ., M ,Qi ,,:.. , Mmm' .f 1 .f I 'ff fff ' so ff Q-1 .f'?-if Q K ': Q13 hiv S J .1-. -.5 1.r'1.-1 - -WANN K, Q A x im A -.-. . .., ' - ' .:. f Xwwxq ,f- . K X W . k 533: s. is Galliart C. - h-' X-V- , -ez JZ QWf5ffa?7W ,ff 5 - ff ifnffwm Wear h I. Joy Mulcahy. 2. Cathy Pierce. 3. Donna Novak. 4. Lesta Sims. 5. Georgie Cargill. Q Campus Ministry Counseling Center I 1 u I l 1 5 l u N llflffy Langdon, director ofCampus Ministry. Thomas Hogan, S.J., chaplain. TIE ,gm-4. ml Michael Harrison, coufzseling center dircclor. ll I Dean of Students , 4 ,,,.w ,,,,,Ww-,H- ,..f-- M., f gf t . Q 4 .....,...WM..W,.,, i Liz Kramer, dean of students. 3 i s ? i X QM. gs Rosie Singleton, staff ll4 Graham Houston, director of residence life. x fm ir Len Grinstead, student activities coordinator. Q 4: Amy Edsel, staff Wx me ,nguoi Y vdffffm 5-gn?-Egfa-g,ff.,,,.: , z.,,.. A . ' 1. Micl . ::f4.fn:qg-,-5 i af., C omputer Center 2:12 Q exx Yi' I VK,- W X -'um ' X Nxwzm... Q H . Y . N S E f X e c '5i'J3 ' N R '.iQ..L. I, Michael Mueller, SJ., asst. director. 2. Diane Ottoway, VAXX System manager. 3. Dave Carson, liaison. 4. Tracy McCall, operator. 'inzfff' ee 4 if ' 7 ff, 'fi . Milli muwhvnnvvvlf ww xl ff wfllflll' Blackwelder, director. Pamela Miller, assistant director. Jack Reichmeier, director offouna'at1'onv and government relationx. 5 D I v x -I3 n -Jil .,,-.lx.,.vq .4,T. if--'A-Qi, 1: :mar 1 if ,' ,,,,, 4,-igiff .L. 'A 1' , ' f -' - -f - ------L-+--fA H -'-of Z , , 3' 4 2 s a- SZ I , , 3-,fa ff 4, 44 5 46 Qawa aber, Physical Plant aff f 47 f yffw -4 Ralph Dunn, director. ,.,,,,,, wwf' Z aa my , -ff any 41 QA f'P11'.x'ifal plan! staff -. fo--in . .f. g9..,.-,,,.,. AAL I . eglstrar Paul Arend, Registrar. Rosie Reisig, assistant registrar. Louis Chandler, assistant to the Registrar. -nv x. A 'E I Tony . ' Ling .gas -. 19 f i'mX?:iix. gs N3 1.-yilsgui K. 3 LJ.-'I I Div lj. 4' , H, 'f -. 1- Security f 11722 B ff ,--5 ,nm fin i ,f 4 f , Wv-xx Kixye .iff X 1.3 ,Q f tw? X . -QQ X -K K Tony Monaco' . , Yes, Bob? - .yt ..,,, I IVI, X vii uv... 'X Q3 Riffs.- R 32 Qk g ligigigbwxgf iggx X . . . ,- i t Q'. 'f' :: +1 xx NX x ., .0-,Ag 1 V g . 1'-X 5-5 R Q x 1 - ' gg g , Ray Kenney, chiefofsecur1'ty 1 -V:, B x .Z 1 -M Ir-. ,Wfw Bill Vick. Left to right: Bob Simon, Roy Wessley, Hugh Waddell, Doug Bogart, lm W We u, U . . s Q, ff 1 fifx- 1 , ' ,4.. 'f f . ' ?H ' 'za- ,Q , 3 QP , as-3 +5v : Q 5 ij i 1. , - 5 2721 K Q ' .,' ' . v': ,'-v., 1., 4 ,-.,,, .. ,llz A ,,.V llldiiu . ag - . 1 . ,,.A, -'.1f 2 Q Q. ' ,A14,. . ' 4' f L 'A b A Q ' A,. ,,,.. , ,:, . Q:-G ..,,.. '-,. ,K A . 'ii ,,.,,,I, WI . IV - ,, I ., 1: . A A'-. I, Y L 11f.fik ,5, ,D i n Vrrv 1 A ly ,F A . 3 ', -Q VQ . '. '14-' ,, . . ,,1 .-4 ' 5K Q ' 4 A x 'A AAIW fX is l 5'. V . A x . -Y g,XX , E ' wg ' Q 3 ,.. ' 'H - . b q1A' i wXQgsf! , , ' - 1 .... Massman in the rain. 20 jug bio dra it tell ma, ana val A Sr, Flanigc ..,i. .,,.q,.4r N X '1 -, I am sure A4 ,2 would agreefiilli juggling is f W l i Post-'M biological, it from the l at drag of biologiciil A :: and since Faculty Faculty Faculty gler's deed. The juggler establishes his Kherj insights, not by proof or verification, but by skillfully embodying them in colors and shapes, in structures and movements, in the it is i'ill gg ccgggl it liberates in- unfolding situations and actions of coor- telligence the irii constraints of dinated throwing and catching. To the spon- mathematical fc verUication, taneous joy of conscious living, there is add- and commons-Setiife iiiii ffgfdgftualness. For the ed the spontaneous joy of free creative t .li.Vgh validation ttt, iiii idea is the jug- juggling. t t t , t WM? t Sr. F lani gan Andy Apathy. - Andy Apathy, S.J. Dr. Kos. 9 f 1 Y ' Y 'Y vw?-1 Of U- ,,- 1 I :nk A All ' -?r 1946- 1 '4'iz:,1, L.-xr I ' fl , f tl' 11 I f 1 r T2 W Q Donna Calvert Marilyn Carroll Instructor of Physical Therapy Associate Prof. of Sociology V, . Joseph Cirincioni Associate Prof. of English ,, 52,5 Q ,y , X , , f M, ,f , in 4 MM in X if f 1 Vincent Daues, S.J. Raymond Derrig, S.J. Andrew Fisher Professor of Philosophy Professor of Political Science Instructor of Education Sr. Rosemary Flanigan Joseph Freeman, S.J. Professor of Philosophy Professor of PhilosophyfTheology l24 ? At. My J ,f - - f MW.. ,M if Don Gibbs Associate Prof. of Chemistry Merrill Goldberg Associate Prof. of MathfComputer Science - I Wm , 5 Q John Hill Professor of Physics Lujean Hiebert Instructor of Physical Therapy 4, f , . N, Robert lmbs, S.J. Professor of History Robert Hegarty Associate Prof. of MathfComputer Science Thomas Hinkel Associate Prof. of Psychology Samuel Kennedy Professor of Philosophy I I Robert M. Knickerbocker Professor of English Wilfred LaCroix, S.J. Assistant Prof. of Philosophy f M f ' 7 Q K 7 1 V , mf' 7 ffffffffic ff ' f ' ff , gzcfff fn , ' , '- f-- A-. ,, If ,ffm f, ' Z za ffffhw X i 4 ff ,f f , J ,X f 5 1 Q A V, ,f!,f,f,ff fx 14 , ff WZ. M 7 X Ziff 1 X .519 9 '- ' C Edward Kos Professor of Biology John Koelzer' Associate Prof. of MathfComputer Science Weslynn Martin Rev. Robert Mahoney Associate Prof. of Sociology Assistant Prof. of Communication and Fine Arts. Ron McCleary Instructor of MathfComputer Science 126 William Mclnerny Assistant Prof. of Theology and Religious Studies 4 a ':rt 9 ij' ,, , 'fm V 1 . , , pg f ,WA MM vii 5 .- if I ff. , fn f, ,.- Mig! f!f,f.f:12gf,Q6 4 ., f Qwf A A-. ff ' 'f f 4- 'Jai-:rff -MW: yt? 74, 4' ff . ..,,, , . ,, ,ffmf Mm ,, X f . af 4' '- . 51 fam if 0 ,6 . :pf ' 1 XMQ -razzif 5? - i 5. 't Q r ,- t 1 E rf 4 ' 'sf if :ar i 1 1 if ' 1 59 4 f ,,, M ' . ' t li f f 'izflgfii zo 'L g is .Z Q iff lfi iw fr ' ' A L .f 1 ,- .5 f Vf Y 5 f A f ' f ff 4' JY. V ' 79. y A! X f M Martin Meade Associate Prof. of Psychology Patricia C. Miller Assistant Prof. of English Charles Moran Associate prof. of Political Science Associate Prof. Religious Studies Vfwy 5:,-:,:- , , - v' 1' 27.21134 y , ,QQ 4 Donald Murphy, S.J. of Theology and sie 1 Francesca Mollura Assistant Prof. of Biology AX Walter Nesbit, S.J. Associate Prof. Religious Studies of Theology and George O'Connor Michael O,Connor Associate Prof. of Biology Professor of Psychology l'7 Louis Oldani, S.J. Hugh Owens Marilyn Rigby Associate Prof. of English Associate Prof. of History Professor of Psychology L,4,.x.A.AJ-:uhh-I Rita Roth William Ryan Joseph Rydzel Assistant Prof. of Education Assistant Prof. of Communication and Professor of History Fine Arts Reva Servoss Professor of Chemistry 128 Francis Sheeran Associate Prof. of English A all! Q SPX I x K-...ff -. 6' .21 Janet Sheeran Associate Prof. of Communication an Fine Arts Ellen Spake Assistant Prof. of Physical Therapy 4 CJ- , 5 fx 51.13-,QQCQ , f ,fx ,-f4,f,'VZcf f ,- pw z fi 13. 4 f T , W f ' M- f, 4 mf Q , W . J J y if ,Ag-Qt' , 5 f wwf' i f Zi, ' , mf! J- Z- QW, X ' gy, It 1, Q W, , -., my Q. f' ,f f fl- Z' ' fb f W , . .- - , f f 2 f fi ,,. , X X .7 Mfcf,if,i ff' f, 47 if My TWWYJZWW awww 1.i:i , i ,ff f ,l .f ..A,, X I VAfff5W,Q.fffff, ,,,f - Archibald Sia Assistant Prof. of Educati OU Joann Spillman Assistant Prof. of Theology and Religious Studies f rf 33, amawfavwt ra I John Soptick Assistant Prof. of MathfComputer Science P.E. Thomas Assistant Prof. of Chemistry Alice Tunks John Valenta, S.J. Professor of Classicalflvlodern Professor ofChemistry Languages 4 whwwfwr IZU S i 5 - L-, '7 'wif-l - ' 'f ,Y - ,i 4 ',Y 4 I : ' 4:11 A i , ' , ' i - - -' f '- V - V- 1 , -J - .7 .L ,A , 4. 'T' 'sr ,Z 'S -1 l'11CS 'Q School ofManagement Nicholas Rashford, S.J. Dean Q R S Claire Nogels i administrative assistant Joyce S mzth Associate Dean for s Undergraduate Programs i 4 n x Leonard Koenigsdorf Thomas Lyon t Assistant Prof. of Accounting Associate Prof. of Management Rand Marketing 2 Francis Murphy, S.J. Associate Prof. of Industrial Relations Peter Nugent Associate Prof. of Industrial Relations Gerald Miller Associate Prof, of Management and Marketing 459' ig 4- , 207532. , if Edward Ryan Professor of Management and Marketing 5 4 it f A fa Lina 416 Richard Shaw Michael Stellern Associate Prof. of Management and Assistant Prof. of Economics and Marketing FiUf1flCC 133 X f 4 ' 126 Michael Tansey Anthony Tocco Associate Prof. of Economics and Finance Assistant Prof. of Accounting 3 if Jerry Miller, Dick Shaw, and Peter Nugent. l34 ,sham Marie Barrentine Course Chairman Wie -fyffz Research College of N urstng we , any , I 5725 ,W X f ,yy only ,nge ,W f 7 fff uf fy Mary Bouck Ruth Calatta Knutter Instructor Course Chairman Sharon Clair Susan Kasal Q Evelyn McCorkle Instructor Instructor Course Chazrman 'if' 4 , , Wy, V fr , df? ., 1 cf- , f 1 , ,ut ' ,fur p.Qf,m, , , , ,mf ,L fz,ft,f,4fiCZ':, ' ' M arzl yn Nelson Course Chairman t 4- - V, .,-- -I-.--...... f W L ' , - . r . , -an-Q., - -.Ab 1 1 1, 1 1 11 at NL, ,. 1 , iz, ff Kathleen Pozek Karin Roberts Instructor Instructor Judith Robinson Instructor in Z I . IE JE r' rr 1 s Tanya Salyer Debbie Sellers M ara'ie Tuttle Course Chairman Instructor Instructor Martha Yager Instructor 136 Al' S but I 1 opei they wort I1 Roc mal spot mul UA Z A hou Lucy i H H ,....,......-.. -Y V - g ' ' ' ' A Students, sometimes loud, sometimes overlooked, but never forgotten by the business office. I n these pages are tomorrows leaders: the Kinkois operators, the H ardee's managers and secretaries of the future. Yes, these people just might shape the T world. y g In their four fsometimes morej years at Rockhurst, this3?ear's senior class has witnessed many changes. years ago the Rock room sported neo-sitjftiesginstitutional furniture, a multi K a remnant of an earlier Aztec themef, corner K remember that? ji Also gone glory are the cofee i i house I now theold APO ojfce Lucy Ruchte pours over Webster's in the library. Q Students Students Students I now Graham Houston 'sj. The Senate offce moved across the hall and the counseling center moved into the basement next to Campus Ministry. The red- fringed couch and gaudy carpeting in the KRCOffice made way for the new studios and the end of an era. A i Of cfourse, the quad has become more im- penetrable, but the grass does look good. A-Injtheacademic sphere we've had three deans in four years, the Administration of Justice depart- ment was phased out, Physical Therapy was install- ed, and Kukik and his variables left. What more can be Sai d ? . VK ',,., -., . Semors S emors Seniors Miguel T omasino overcome by it all. V 'e 'SL - - X 4-1 A RRS!- Arts and Sciences Arts and Sciences Arts and Sciences wr- ' it Kateri Abare Psychology Kansas City, MO Joseph Anello I.R., Social Science Kansas City, MO Mark Angles Chemistry Overland Park, KS Kathy Angotti Pol. Sci., A.J. Independence, MO Lora Bias Biology Jefferson City, MO Sean Bradley Biology Jefferson City, MO Lori Brickner Physical Therapy Kansas City, MO Todd Brower Biology Grandview, MO 'RMP K. ,JM I9 John Butz Pol. Sci., Economics St. Louis, MO Margaret E. Coles Biology Phoenix, AZ Janet Cook English Kansas City, MO Joseph Daues Bus. Communication St. Charles, M0 Daniel Davidson Bus. Communication Kansas City, MO Joseph DeCuyper Political Science Kansas City, MO Christopher Doering English, Sociology Independence, MO Margaret Donohue Physical Therapy Prairie Village, KS Philip Dumont Comp. Sci., Math. Fitchburg, MA Joseph Edwards Pol. Sci., History Wichita, KS Mark Fox Computer Science St. Louis, MO Jonathon Frazier Political Science St. Joseph, MO Josephine Garcia-Ferrer Chemistry Overland Park, KS Mary Goetz Physical Therapy Kansas City, KS Patrick Grady Political Science Everett, WA Christine Guck Economics Chillicothe, Mo Patrick Hanson Computer Science Kansas City, MO Darrelyn Harris Psychology Raytown, MO Jeanne Harris Computer Science Kansas City, KS Linda Haugh English Kansas City, MO l40 our 'leur' ,wk Q . Q 'IS A ,,,, S, f F 9 i 5 KN' , . ssjx P X iw, i ..,..,4!.,,7.,,T, ,,-,, , , ,nf ,r , V '25 ,. , 5 1 ' 1 g ff-2 :Cf ff-'fix fi -.fwfff-2' :f:i-- 'L --'W'-fx' - A-4 f A 1 ' f ' 5' ' ff' 1 ' 1 L x -... if V 1 - , W , W, W, Y YY, , -7,17 2-if - 7,7 - A f- V 1-Y ,bf 4-Y - f-:V -V.-: Y - A ' , ,.,.-,---.---fy--,W - - - ' ,V A' vlfmd, ,.,..,. vu 4--fy H - ,1 ,,: -L : V' Y 4 'x4,.,f :f .1 7 W- Y Y 1 -- ff ff- - H nf' 'W--X5 rf '- ' ' 'f ' ' ' I ,I ff 1 1 Dylan Vernon Econ., Pol. Sci. Belize City, Belize Vicky Weaver Political cience, Phil. Kansas City, MO Tanya Weston Computer Science Kansas City, MO Michael Wilson Chemistry Wichita, KS Derek Young Business Communication St. Louis, MO Lori Englehart Med-Tech Kansas City, MO Paul Sander English Wichita, KS Pat Lamb andfriend. XX Nw is xskx x . SFR -'--'1 , - . .N X ., ., ve 'Q 'Q S ' ' X EISA S+ N1 pi X if I School ofManagcmcnt School ofManagcment y School of M ana gement K :iflili if -S ' 1 ' V, K 1 i l l l l Lisa Aholt Accounting Jefferson City, MO Christine Andrews Finance Economics St. Ann, MO Christopher Ascher Marketing Overland Park, KS Matt Aubuchon Marketing A wi, Chesterfield, MO Tim Bagby Human Resources Kansas City, MO Michael Bahlinger Accounting St. Louis, MO Hugh Beck Finance Economics Kansas City, MO Dan Beckmann Marketing Florissant, MO rits Martin Berra Marketing St. Louis, MO Brian Bevins Economics, Phil. Columbia, MO Cathy Bolton Accounting Raytown, MO Cindy Briney Accounting Kansas City, MO I4 I is i 1: l s V .nl .L - - , , , , , , ,,,. ,. , , -,.,.v.,,?Y.-, ,...i.T--Tv f--.KY-44, -ff -fn.-fr 4.1 -2--fvir kf'--1- -f-mf -L -1 Y- - --.-.. ...--'g.,-.. . . , . 2' I r , YY J 1 Q ! 4 ! I 1 T 1 1 1 ,nl ' bl - , ,, ,- , Y ,- Y fl-mfrw W' - - f+r----af--ff f- - -fnf'-- 4 -- -Ji-f-g..f ' - 11-ff' f Y:-ffnf: f- f- f - . ,, ... V ---.A-0----.NYY - V , ' F r Nancy Suellentrop Management, Soc, Sci. St. Charles, MO Michael Teahan Accounting Overland, Park, KS Maureen Thomas Finance Economics Burlington, IA Shannon Thompson Accounting, Computer Union, MO Madeline Tighe Accounting Chicago, IL Miguel Tomasino Management San Salvador, ES Penny Tucker Finance Economics Kansas City, MO Thomas Turgeon Finance Economics Kansas City, MO Donald Vietor Accounting St. Louis, MO Roberta Wilkinson Accounting Kansas City, MO Sharon Wirtz Accounting Kansas City, MO Charles Zeikle Management Independence, MO Kathryn Zubrod Marketing Overland Park, KS 150 '95 'Vx 3 fs' 'ls ff' Q' ' 'Y sf - Wg, Research College of N arsing Research College of Nursing Research College of N arsin 8 vg,,. i G 4 Debra Anglemeyer Odessa, MO Mary Armstrong Mission, KS Beth Baker Gravois Mills, MO Katy Barr Kansas City, MO Kim Beggs Kansas City, MO Johnna Bodenstab Independence, MO Lisa Boyle St. Charles, MO Kathleen Cahill Kansas City, MO Kell Clifford Y Kansas City, MO ' Amber Cozort West Plains, MO Dana Craig Raytown, MO Jeanine Dana Richmond, MO I I Leslie De Crevel Foster City, CA Lori Dorrel Maryville, MO Amy Espey Maryville, MO Joann Fleck Kansas City, MO Richard Fretwell Kansas City, MO Janet Gasper Caledonia, MO Susan Graham Independence, MO Naomi Greenberg Kansas City, MO Gina Gregg Kansas City, MO Rebecca Hatfield Pleasant Hill, MO Sheryl Hawkins Kansas City, MO Genevieve Hoas Ft. Mitchell, KY Denise Hoffman Kansas City, MO Connie Hood Eagleville, MO Terri Hopkins Leawood, KS Margaret Hoppel Shawnee Mission, KS Amy Howard Lee's Summit, MO Annetta Howland Harrisonville, MO Mary James St. Louis, MO Margaret Johannes Kansas City, MO Sally Jones Kansas City, MO Robin Keene Independence, MO Janet Keith Grandview, MO Katherine Keller Raytown, MO Susan Knipmeyer Alma, MO Catherine Kramer Overland Park, KS Georgina Lambert St. Louis, MO Jo Ann Leach St. Louis, MO Noreen Mahoney Kansas City, KS Susan Malick' Kansas City, MO David Markham Independence, MO Julie Martin Liberty, MO Gregory Moncrief Kansas City, MO Cath Noe ' y Chesterfield, MO Sharon Phelps St. Louis, MO Rachel Phillips Leavenworth, KS Lora Quinn Strafford, Mo Terri Richardson Warsaw, MO Sandra Richerson Gladstone, MO Linda Romine Beueview, Mo Vickie Thomas Cleveland, MO Cindy Thon Kansas City, MO Rebecca Troutman Ottawa, KS Kathryn Van Norman Lee's Summit, MO Marshelle Vernell St. Louis, MO Ruth Vineyard Kansas City, MO Mindy Wagner Eldorado Springs, MO Retha J. C. Willkett Kansas City, MO 154 'vii X - Q if Julie Williams Waynesville, MO J. Blane Wright Hermann, MO Kathleen Wright Kansas City, MO Corinne Zoellner Winfield, MO B i iq I 1 -1 ' :ie 'VY ' f ,i il 1 , X , xx 1 l 1 I A 'V , X 1 .1 1 - . ,, ,,,,,, ,W -. W , f , , .-.Y-. . , 4, W., ..,-tu ,f Vw-7.7 ' N , . - ,,,, , , , A '1- . I i n -. L 1 r f dl. . fl 'Sz- ?' 'Q' '- T ' . . - . fi gif' . '51 ' ' ' ':312J151fA A ,, -' fx Q: ' ,,-:gv 'gi LQ-L' -g,jJLj'j 5'-f:,,j: 1-321'-'f-Zv-'QQ-5-.K f1,g1f,lg., ' L-', ,- 'riff fy sw f -.. 1. '1f7'.' ' ,--,- - wg -3- f7-,--1ir.,f,- ,ey-11 K: f.-,,1. - 4 -- 1 Qc- '. F-ff.,-',: ' Commencement The sixty-fifth commencement exercises were held at RLDS auditorium in Independence, Mo. on May 12. ' Five hundred and sixteen seniors, including Day and Evening division undergraduates and MBA graduates, made up the largest class ever to graduate from Rockhurst College. Honorary degrees were awarded to Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Hall. Mr. Hall, chairman of the board and chief executive officer of Hallmark Cards, Inc., received a Doctor of Business Administration degree. Adele Hall, president of the central governing board of Children's Mercy Hospital, received a Doctor of Humanities degree. -1- ,, Q MQ.. 'J f :ff' '?'i '7f '7'2 '-fffij W ' ' Qif?T':i'-Wipc' - 5 Q-, 1 .T 4ff'fY, 1+ 1. - Y ,Y -Y ,- 1 6 1 I 5 4 --f 'iv - v- 1 ff' Becky Bade, Mary Lochirco and Mark F ox U nderclassmen U nderclassmen U nderclassmen livened up the TKE Hell's Angel's party. Tim Kearns N Rockhurst ROTC Ro Wh 'z rh r z d ' d - - ,Dain I epmves a you can S u 'V In your mm Time to crash in the Rock Room. Yes' Sh-fffff? I MN l61 Q-f-1: ..... .ew ,J - r- ff . JU IORS JU IORS JU IORS Bob Hummel, Mike Bahlinger, Mike Hummel, Jim Kelleher get together al a party. I know 1'm not out of step. Everyone else must be. fChrissie McDonnellj gk if Us Pete Sims relaxes on the couch in his dorm room. 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V if ...f jf 'A 2' I v L vw ' -H' ' ,-'M ' 1 PLACES WE WE , E TH1 GS WE DID W ' PEOPLE WE SAW ' Joan H yleck and Kathy 194 Z, ,Ml 5'-v-E 111 1 fh Honors Honors Honors ,g ,,, -',.,.,,-44 4 f1-f-mfqvzq-'fffj, A , . ..s, H. , 0. f ff., -if Q vp., 4 QW f f Y 44521 27 of ,f , 0 it 1 1 fry 4, 7 1 was g 0 f ff 2' , W, A 'f f -, rw ' If , , f hf 141 f yr! 1 M., . gay, r ' - gs fuyqgfgxw gyjv' , 'fx X -4' f l96 - 7 :fi 5' Fr. Rashford an- nounces the Ted Cab'as Award. This year the award went t o P a t r i c i a Winegardner. new , ,, ,f pff ,V in 1 4 J H ,,sr xx ,, 2 X sh ,, ffffr 'W Above: Len Grinstead presents Kevin Kaul with the Senate gavel. Right: Receiving Highest Honors in the Junior class is Pat F leischmann. fuzzy W ee .MG XM? 1 f ff . V- 27 f ,,QwZ4p,Q4 , ,,,, X ,ff , X I I Ap? --,,. ,,,, -wr ,- f -- - 'fi'f- ' '- - 1' :1 ' -' Ti -1 , .. f -' Y ----fr-.----H'-----q - - V, ' :,, ,J .1 7' - f 4- f I ' ' ' Y' ' H ' 'W-' Y -' I 5 w u wg' 1 Anita Salem, moments before her name was an- nouneedfor Faculty ofthe Year. Never without his overhead projec- tions, Dr. Lyon gives the address. 2 s5t,' z 'Sasha vw . W? .v 'ff, 'A 1 9 Right: Kevin Kaul, Student Senate president, gives the student welcome. Far right: Paul Lillienkamp receives the William A. Luby Math Medal. Dr. 0V6I' I Colle Aug. Schle becor of A quett Trl to ho histoi Tri natio lifeti: East Afric and 4 doctc Hi m ac Cf in di IS dc m la w SI J? za? Ll Rock News Rock News Rock News First Lay Person Appointed Liberal Arts Dean Dr. Thomas Trebon, 40, took over his duties as the dean of the College of Arts and Sciences on Aug. 20, replacing the Rev. John Schlegel who left office to become the dean of the College of Arts and Sciences at Mar- quette Univ. in Milwaukee, Wis. Trebon is the first lay person to hold the position of dean in the history of the college. Trebon's career includes inter- national study and travel. A lifetime interest in sub-Saharan East Africa, lead him to pursue African politics in his studies, and choosing that subject for his doctoral thesis. His studies lead him to accept- ing a Shell Corp. International Fellowship Study in Developing Areas for travel and research in Tanzania. Trebon also spent a year in 5 is.. Q Kramer Accepts Dean's Position Elizabeth Kramer was named dean of students after a five month dean search Kramer replaced Dr Edward Eddy who left to accept a similar position at Chicago State Univ Kramer came to Rockhurst in 1976 as the McGee dorm director and in January of 1977 was hired as the assistant dean of students She re mained in that position until late in November when she was named dean of students Kramer said that as dean of students one of her main ob Jectives is to be in touch with all of the students involved in all areas of the college Marla Dugan London, England as a Fulbright Exchange Teacher. The selection of Trebon was announced by Sr. Gertude Patch, vice Patch, vice president of Rockhurst, on July 13. Over 80 applications were received for the position, and of those five were invited on the campus for interviews. - Margaret Coles National News National News National News Reagan Re-Elected in Landslide Victory The 1984 presidential election resulted in a land- slide victory for incumbent Republican Ronald Reagan and his running mate, vice president George Bush. Democrat and former vice president Walter Mon- dale and running mate Geraldine Ferraro were defeated in every state except Minnesota, Mondalels home state. Ferraro, a House Representative for New York in the United State Congress and a noted feminist, was the first woman ever to receive a major party nomination for the vice presidency. The Republican victory was somewhat in- complete, however, in that they failed to bring in as many representatives and senators on Reaganls coat tails as the party had hoped. - Cathy Owsley WGN KX: ffm 7, GQ Qpv IPX 200 1 A A , x K I r .. 55 5 ' x fx In a historically significant libel suit, General William C. Westmoreland sued CBS television for 120 million dollars. The suit named Mike Wallace, chief correspondent, two news executives, and former CIA analyst Sam Adams, for their contribu- tions to the 1982 documentary The Uncounted Enemy: A Vietnam Deception. The documentary claimed that there was a U.S. military attempt to suppress intelligence about the strength of enemy forces during the Vietnam War. The battle behind the dispute began in 1967 with the Central Intelligence Agency's report that com- munist forces numbered twice as many as had been expected. Westmoreland and other top officials claimed that the figures were unrealistic and that they included communist groups not capable of fighting. In the documentary, CBS claimed that there was a conspiracy at the highest levels of American Military Intelligence to suppress and alter critical intelQigence on the enemy in the year leading up to the Tet offensive. In a legal complaint filed by Westmoreland he said, '6The statements . . . were false, unfair, inac- curate and defamatoryl' and were made with ac- tual maliceg with knowledge that they were false, unfair, inaccurate, and defamatoryf' Westmoreland later dropped the suit. ' - Cathy Owsley Th dazzl ceren but tl and S Fo busin sessic Char The l to rec of sta Cc for A single talen Th broac sever over Al will g to bu the I ,, ,,. i...f---v- --- gl N. ,,,.,,, 'pw' ' :neral in for illace, and tribu- unted . U.S. it the I ar. 1 with com- . been ficials l that ale of we was :rican ritical up to nd he inac- th ac- false, 'eland vwsley Musicians Aid Africa The American Music Awards presented its viewing audience with a dazzling spectacle of big-name celebrities and good will. The end of the ceremony represented the close of an exciting evening for most people, but this particular January night was meant for the stars to stay out and shine. Following the awards program, 46 of the biggest stars in the music business met to begin what would turn out to be a 10-hour recording session lasting until 8 a.m. the next morning. Stars such as Ray Charles, Cyndi Lauper, Stevie Wonder, Huey Lewis and the News, and The Pointer Sisters worked side by side and, sometimes, hand in hand to record a song that would raise money to buy food for the thousands of starving Ethiopians in Africa. Collectively, the group, United Support of Artists for Africa, U.S.A. for Africa, in short, was conducted by producer Quincy Jones. The single, entitled We Are the World was written through the combined talents of Michael Jackson and Lionel Richie. The 45-single version was released on March 7, 1985 and was being broadcast on radio stations nationwide by the 10th. Six days later, a seven-minute, 12-inch-album version was released. lt is estimated that over two million copies have already been sold. All of the artists donated their time, and the proceeds beyond cost will go to feed the hungry. Ninety percent of all the profits will be used to buy food for the starving Ethiopians and 10 percent will remain in the United States to feed the hungry here. - Stephanie McCann P J, ! - aw-f,w7,waa,aW4ixi Lethal Gas Poisons C ity A science fiction nightmare more than 2 500 people died and approximately 150 000 others were injured in the worst industrial accident in history the Union Carbide or Bhopal disaster Atl256am onDec 3 45 tons of methylisocyanate a chemical lethal to humans began seeping from tanks at the Union Carbide pesticide plant on the outskirts of Bhopal India The windless night and cool air dense cloud clinging to the ground drifting toward Bhopal The methylisocyanate a chemical used in pesticides was stored in underground steel tanks and refrigerated to keep it below 100 degrees F the point at which it becomes a gas Two safety mechanisms were employed in the event that the temperature rose above this point First a pressure valve would be released to keep the tanks from exploding and a scrubber would be released to neutralize the gas As a backup the gas would be ignited Through mechanical failure or human error neither of the systems worked The plant was closed down within hours of the accident and has not been reopened Company records were seized and the top officials arrested Cathy Owsley O O I , . 9 9 : . . . . , . 9 9 I 0 A , . . n allowed the chemical to form a Q , 0 9 . ' o 5 Q 1 , 9 9 ' 9 9 201 , - . 1111. .rg E 3 , E 4 5 I T 1 3 I 1 A I 7 1 x I I M E -91 W I! . ,,,q,, 15,-, W V:L-k,,, V ,U , - - i , 5 :ff-ff 'M 'Q :T'5 'v'f ig' ' L, if fifw :li Q2 jL.'. .ffXi'fV. l:Y gif' f , ' f -----:fi--0-f---in-H---'- --f A - - 7--' U Y ann- .-su: :sl-sung, .J Q-Z .5..n 1 5 vy A qf 1 1 1 1 11 1 11 I 1 1 1 1 1 if 1 1 , z 1 . 1 is 1 1 i I . I 1 1 1 it 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 S 1, .W MN, 4. 95 w,,,...,,Ww, v M IW-Wm 'r-. 3 .qs 2 i , f 4 i I z ,S .X ., P f !ff , A serene winler day in Ihe' quad, -Z A 1,1 , guy! VV 1 'Ci . 95 trys? -h .X ., Q i it W eggs , Qcfkwf .WOQN A group of artists who identified themselves only as the Quad Squad claimed respon- sibility for the decor, saying that they wished to attract attention to the over abundance of chains on campus. HI drap- chah emer day 1 ifzgj' ' It Q? X ' 3 E , 3 . ...ws-4 Y YN ,--1 .r W W -4. , , , ,':,i'f 'ia 1, '- - 1 L11 'j,,- Y .,:' ,:- , -,, f -, - -----,---.--...-Q .-,V--p V ,. X P . -bv, iiirir- ,. Y ,Y , , Chris Campo and Jennifer Rupp on their way back from the beer van, 3 i S XX- i' Y Q 'L :il 4 I at it F Q I ga sl Q1 3. 3 r, Ex Z 1 , f s x 02 3 1 v 1 5 3 '1a+ Q, l i f 'S x sj iw! SV , 3 , P A 1,4 X 4 Top: Brian Bevins bemoans his lack ofbeverage. Upper right: Liz and Len in a calm, aecepting mood. Right: special pholo-reeeplors hidden in Joe 's beer allowed him 10 sense whenever a pholographer was near, ,., . Dylan Vernon and Mary Cain cultin' up the rug. Are youfrom Sl. Louis? I like St. Louis. - Paul Sander. 210 Fr. Weiss let his hair down. Wu ck fu 21. QS, A f ie, QQ xxmsw- Z :ffm 'if -1 if 53524 L 1-gyms V+ I ff 1,26 Z . wi ' flifgl , ,,, ,... E Us if. f,, 1 fVf'f EL il .infix .,c f VY. Q x K V -- W- v ii--'--'--f -' - '- ' ' . .39 rR ' cv. 'W X , Lek. Mike Kessler and hls I parents during Parents 'X Weekend. Below: Fr. Van .K Ackeren Q '-A wavy' ff, Odf? 7 2 , 'I' My 1 f M407 f X1 X X f f M y I X121 iff ! , if S k R F jf!! I Wf iff ,X f fgyif 1 X If ff X 7 YUZWU Wil,-fff2 UMM? 'X V- iff., . ,yn , Ayiymweziz 'g4g5Mww.W ' 'l x Wgffwim 41? 'Z 'Mgyffv f' f C Mm' , 3 C ,f f ,V .I w I Wn,.w ' 4, f , l fy yu ffl'-I Pat Lamb and his haU'successfu1experiment. 2ll - puqnmnghvwxi- '- :-.. '-V g 7fvF?? Wf 'f ? 5 ' 7' -, , , A ..,.- -AV -M? ' ' YY' gd .4v. - 5, I I li ! 1 G 5 1 4 1 I 1 I Y i 1 . f ,-,Jim 'mg 'kr 'f'L 7N-I -5--- '?- '- ,M v-- ' No bunny ears! Maggie Coles tries to organize the picturesfor the Rock. club gigxxxx X e s ,N '?l?h.,.,.,.., x A Kg 5 S 3 M' -me - ig? . , vs -s X N B. J, 214 'FP' l S . ,fix S .,N.,.. A -- Not even coffee can keep .lennyer Rupp awake for class. Hey Mary! Don't you know the unexamined bookstore is no! worth shoplming? jx If '59 'k-:n- NL.-L ff- 3.9 ,'-7, Y -' ' 7' , '17 2'-If 'T 15-7,7 fY?5'i Y Y -'xl' L s I L V JP' Twisted sisters. Todd Brower demonstrates the Kentucky Frled Chicken-phone, at Kernoodles. xl I -9 4- 5 ' MOI '42 f ,X , , 7 Q f' t Q E 2522 5 14 v I 4 E 3 ,sf v Karen I Y i 1 z 4 ssstt 2 s i k ' wrap WN A ig s W usa' N Karen Ludwig and Jill Farmer havefound their man. Positively telepathic! - Ielevzdeopathlcf fPat Lamb! K Q WA t , ,. 5 t fe ff X- et, 1. 1 .?f in , , 5 5 Y' 'VH , I 'f' , ft , , at , tml, ,i WMV' V 'ft 'x jf sf, Q 4 , if :U , 4 1 Q I yi! Z , ivf ' f 1, ' n-W M ,,, , A4 hug? x .v V l vm 1 ,ff 11 F Debbie Rolhczser and C am! Gamhzll Celebrate the yeurfs' end tu Kerr1n0c1le.si 217 ! - , 1 . b ' V dv -.F V I ' ' Y' V W .,.q..f.,..,-,.p. 1 . --4,0 ' V W W rf nf - - -'Y-f f- -'AJ'-' ' S0 Why so serious Claudette? Chuck Zzekle takes a break during his cable shm at KRC. Q-11 02 nu , - f L vuiy-. 'Y T. 1. fi! iq: Ginnelle Krause and Teresa Schneider. E.. 4 e SN Above: Todd Brower. Above right: January in the quad. Right: The Han- dy Serve security system. .E as fl 5 I t EFX 1 Q ,, ' :Q ' , . E, ' - g-1. 5, H is ,H-- , x ',' 148' Q.: 'A ang 25 .. - I n- J. , 2 ,......a+- 1 7 'Naw- , 1 X . 5 C 4 L. 'B r I M KRC D.J. Mike Muldoon. Ofc'0urse, some people go both ways. .Srclrccrzm 7 4. Theta Sigma Pi I T Sp-2 ,QA Tsp. and I Phelta Thi up at the housefor the Great Gatsby Ilp W Theta Sigma Pi tTsp.j is an unrecognized fraternity loosely fveryj affiliated with Rockhurst. The brothers only meet once during the school year for their annual Great Gatsby II party. This year, Tsp.'s sister sorority, Iota Phelta Thi, joined them for the extravaganza. Social Chairman for Tsp., Paul Sander said, It was a good party. Tsp. Officers President ......... James Hoerter Vice pres ....... Miguel Tomasino Treas. ............. Jerry Kramer Sec ........,....... Phil Ingineri Social Chairman ..... Paul Sander Moderator ..... Andy Apathy, S.J. CSuper J ugglerb ,Q W -. .-gi--+1+v.1-,.p .....,,,,.,. . . .V Y. s an osely . The g the Great Fsp.'s Thi, anza. Paul .ty.99 :erter lasino famer gineri ander V, SJ. .lx Index Index Index 1 v ix , . ...4-....... ..-..-..-5. , V., . , ,. -A- Abare, Kateri M. 80, 139 Abeln, Margaret N. 81, 172 Adams, Patrick Adams, Steve R. 172 Adamson, Kristin A. 183 Ade, Laura 73 Adkisson, Karen L. 183 Adrian, Michael C. 172 Agne, Anne E. 172 Aholt, Lisa A. 60, 61, 145 Albes, Daniel G. 172 Alemania, Maria G. 183 Alexander, Jackie L. Algaier, Kathryn M. 172 Allen, Patricia A. Allwin, John D. Alport, Julie A. 172 Altermatt, Deborah C. 162 Altman, Diane R. Altschul, Anastasia C. Amick, Carolynne M. Anderson, Marshall L. Anderson, Elatris M. 170 Anderson, Marvin D. 172 Anderson, Matthew T. 40, 101, 172 Anderson, Michael J. 172 Anderson, Terry Anderson, Timothy J. 162 Andrews, Christine 70, 145 Andrews, Simone W. 172 Andreyo, James L. Andrieu, Julia M. 172 Andrus, Ray W. Anello, Joseph P. 139 Anglemyer, Debra K. 151 Angles, Mark A. 38, 77, 139, 162 Angotti, Kathleen M. 139 Annunziata, Beth A. 83, 162 Annunziata, Scott C. 49, 183 Antkowicz, Phillip J. Armenta, Condelario J. Armstrong, Mary R. 102, 151 Arnold, Mark C. 162 Arnold, Scott N. 83, 162 Arnone, Guy T. 183 Arth, Judy L. Ascher, Christopher B. 145 Ash, Amy L. 183 Ashford, John H. 68, 74 Aubuchon, Matthew J. 145 Aubuchon, Sherri D. Ayer, Mary C. 170 Aylward, Charles L. 64, 162 Bachesta, James 52, 172 224 ride Bade, Rebecca 161, 162, 165 Bader, Stephen F. 183 Bagby, Timothy P. 145 Bahlinger, Michael 145, 162 Bailey, Jettie I. 172 Baker, Beth M. 151 Baker, John B. 162 Baker, John L. 183 Baker, Laura L. 172 Balee, Marcie Ball, Linda B. Ballah, Bruce W. 173 Ballard, Melanie R. 173 Baniak, Deborah 42, 58, 70, 84, 173 Bannon, Thomas W. 48, 162 Bantrup, Gregory W. 173 Barber, Flawn L. 162 Barkofske, Peter 173 Barnes, M'Lissa J . Barnett, Kevin M. 173 Barr, Katherine A. 151 Barreto, Rosa L. 173 Barrett, Kevin 68 Barrier, Joseph A. Barton, Sean P. 173 Batliner, Brent 36, 53, 173 Battor, Rhonda J . 162 Baxendale, Peter K. 55, 183 Bears, Barbara Becerra, David H. 74, 162 Beck, Grant M. 52, 183 Beck, Hugh W. 70, 145 Becker, Christopher J . Beckerle, Diane 78, 102, 173 Beckman, Lisa R. 183 Beckmann, Daniel G. 53, 145, 191 Bedsworth, Tosha L. Beegle, Amelia S. Beggs, Kimberly R. 151 Behan, Laura C. Behlke, Angela C. Bell, Mary Bellman, Joseph A. 183 Belpedio, David G. 183 Belpedio, John M. Bendorf, Linda K. 173 Benedix, Anna 47, 173 Bennett, Merrie E. 183 Bennett, Michelle M. 58, 60, 70, 72, 81, 84,162 Bentele, Randall 68, 162 Benton, Denise 173 Berberick, Paula A. 173 Berendzen, Michael W. 68, 163 Bergerson, Merle 68, 101, 173 Berra, Charles R. 183 Berra, Martin 93, 145, 219 Berry, Joan M. Bever, Michael S. 68, 183 Bevins, Brian 68, 145, 208 Bianco, Joseph J. Bias, Lora 77, 78, 84, 139 Bierman, Brian J. 52, 183 Biersmith, Jean 173 Bigby, Karen A. 183 Birdwell, Shirelyn N. Biritz, Michael J . 163 Birk, Kristine M. 84, 173 Birmingham, Mary C. Bishop, Robin 183 Black, Lisa R. 183 Blades, Sarah D. 183 Blake, Belinda S. Bland, Mark D. 173 Blando, Joseph A. Blaue, Debbie C . Blede, Lisa A. 183 Blick, Nancy J. 102, 163 Blom, Kaye M. Blunk, Carol D. Bock, Cynthia M. 173 Bodenstab, Johnna L. 51 Boedeker, Philip J . 163 Boeding, Linda D. Boehmer, Stephen L. 163 Bogart, Douglas W. Bohs, Rhonda A. 71, 163 Bolin, John P. Bolin, Kathryn E. 183 Bolinger, Debra L. 173 Bolton, Catherine 145, 172 Bolton, Kevin 173 Bonat, Janice M. 74, 84, 163 Booker, Clifford H. 173 Booker, Rita P. Boone, Jeanne M. 170 Borges, Theresa M. 183 Bosch, Kimberly A. 183 Boschert, Terry L. Bossman, Christopher G. 47, 74, 163 Bouise, Suzanne 73, 81, 183 Bourland, April M. 183 Bowin, Cheryl K. Boxell, Suzanne 81, 97, 183 Boyce, Charles Boyle, Lisa L. 151 Bracy, Karen K. Bradley, Anna M. 173 Bradley, Sean T. 50, 79, 139 Bradley-Locke, Versie R. 170 i Bramer, John T. 183 Brancato, Frances M. Brancato, Frank A. 183 Brandt, Sandra Brandt, Teresa A. 173 Brattin, Valerie L. Breckenridge, Leah 81, 97, 163 Bredeck, Kathleen M. 81, l02,163,168, 181 Breese, Maynard E. 183 Breidenbach, Catherine 70, 80, 163 Brenneke, Christopher J . 173 Bresette, Christopher G. 183 Brick, Kimberly A. 183 Brickner, Lori A. 75, 139 Briggs, Patrick 49, 82, 215 Briggs, Paula L. Brink, Bridget B. 60, 183 Brink, Thomas J. 53, 56, 146 Brocato, Elizabeth A. 183 Brower, Todd 139, 160, 216 Brown, Anna M. Brown, Berthell Brown, Christy E. Brown, Denise L. Brown, Julie M. 173 Brown, Pamela S. Bruegging, David 62, 66, 183 Bruffee, Jacquelyn 97, 163 Brumfield, Kimberly K. 163 Brunner, Jana L. Bruno, Patrick J . 163 Buckman, Jill A. 183 Buckman, Melissa K. 183 Budde, Jean M. Buergler, Greg J . 85, 91 Bullock, Sarah 170 Bunker, Margaret L. 74, 163 Burns, Melody A. 62, 63, 66, 81, 173 Burton, Susie E. Butler, John J. 52, 183 Butts, Robert C. 55, 93, 183 Butz, John 53, 56, 139, 157 Byrne, Lawrence N. 163 Byrnes, Michael P. Byrnes, Patrick A. 173 ,C- Cahill, Kathleen M. 151 Cain, Mary K. 146 Calcagno, Keith J . 58, 183 Callegari, Robert Calvert, Denise R. 173 Campbell, Michaelle J . 183 Campbell, Suzanne 102, 173 Campbell, Valerie R. 173 Campo, Christopher J . 53, 102, 146, 208 Canent, Susan L. 183 Cannon, Carol A. 102 Card, Valerie Carden, Mark F. 74, 78, 183 Cardin, Anjanette K. 183 Carey, Daniel A. 184 Carlson, Daniel B. 83, 163 Carlson, Kerrie F. 84 Caron, Scott 50, 68, 180 Carp- Carr, Carrt 8 2, Cart: Carte Casej Cass: Cava 284 Cepli Ceric Chaf Char 52 Char Chat Char Char Char Chee Cher Cher Chia Chri: Chrif Cian Ciara Ciurr 1 7 Claa Clar Clas: Clen Cliff Clift Coal Cogg Cogg 204 Cole 69 Colg Colg Coll Coll Con Con Cont 1 84 Con Con Con Con Con Cool Cool Cool Cooi 1 8 5 Cool Cool Cool Cop' Cort Cori Cost Coyn Coys Coyl qxv fsuu- n4?11v-,+vNi-,.? -..-...,-.r V. . -. . . Carpenter, James P. 49, 173 Carr, Karen Carroll, Maureen 60, 80, 81, 82, 173 Carter, Katherine C. 184 Carter, Michele I. 174 Casey, Ana M. 184 Casson, Robert 47, 174 Cavanaugh, Maureen A. 284 Cepluch, Lisa M. 81, 184 Ceriotti, Perry K. 52, 174 Chaffin, Constance E. 163 Chamberlain, Michael J. 52, 78, 174 Chamberlain, Nancy L. 184 Chapman, Douglas A. 163 Chapman, John S. 163 Charles, Daniel P. 55, 184 Charpie, Kimberly A. 184 Cheek, Lori A. Cherrito, Joseph 52, 58, 174 Cherry, Paula M. Chiarelli, Theresa L. 170 Christifano, Louis 174 Christopher, Juli M. Cianciolo, Mary B. 184 Ciaramitaro, Nicki 146 Ciurej, Jeffrey A. 52, 56, 172, 174 Claassen, Carla J. 174 Clark, William J. 174 Classe, Catherine M. 174 Clement, Robert G. 146 Clifford, Kelly M. 151 Clifton, Robert N. Coakley, Denise Coggins, Laura L. 146 Coggins, Margi 102, 184, 204 Coles, Margaret E. 62, 66, 69, 139, 214 Colgan, Colleen A. 184 Colgan, Karen M. 71 Collins, Lisa 163 Collins, Patricia G. 170 Combs, John B. 163 Combs, Kevin D. 184 Cfpncannon, Jacqueline A. 1 4 Conlon, Joseph E. 184 Conner, Carol A. Connor, Christopher D. Connor, Ellyn A. Conroy, Yvette M. 184 Cook, Janet M. 139 Cooke, Elizabeth H. 174 Cooley, Angela M. 184 Cooper, Kenneth 55, 184, 185 Cooper, Laura L. Cooper, Lisa 47, 83, 174 Cooper, Steven W. 55, 174 Copeland, Cheryl M. Cordell, Judy D. 170 Corrigan, Kevin J. 53, 146 Costanza, Catherine A. 184 Coye, Michael B. 74, 184 Coye, Robert 47 Coyle, James R. 62, 66, 68 Cozort, Amber L. 151 Craig, Dana E. 151 Craighead, Roberta A. 174 Creach, William Cremer, Lisa 78, 174 Cronan, Elizabeth A. Cronkleton, Richard 74, 184 Cronkleton, Robert 62, 66, 76, 184 Cronkleton, Susan A. 184 Crouse, Donald W. 174 Cucchi, Michael A. 93 Culley, Therese M. 184 Cummings, Tina 64, 80, 146 Cunningham, Charlene D. 184 Cunningham, Craig R. 163 Curry, Alicia Curry, Delores J. Curtis, Marjo L. -D- D'Agostino, Paul 163 Dalrymple, Jane E. 174 Dalton, Sheila Dana, Jeanine 151 Daniels, Camille Daniels, Garry J. Daues, Joseph M. 50, 72, 74, 139 Davidson, Daniel G. 50, 140 Davis, Carolyn J. Davis, Christopher J. 184 Davis, Jill 175 Davis, John S. 68 175 Davis, Karen B. 175 Davis, LaRoyce M. 175 Davis, Monica A. 184 Davis, Nadine L. Day, Christa L. 170 De Chicchio, Kimberly De Cuyper, Joseph Y. 149 De La Pena, Elda M. 58, 163 Deatz, Leann 84 DeCaro, Carmela 146 Decrevel, Leslie A. 152 Defeo, Thomas A. 52, 175 Degarcia, Mark J. Degeorge, Paul J. Deister, Beth A. 184 Delac, Darko F. 163 Dempsey, Colleen M. 184 Dennis, Michelle C. 163 Dennis, Tracey E. 184 DeRousse, David A. 52 Derry, Tamera L. 185 Desmarteau, Bonnie B. Devlin, Patrick M. 52, 185 Dibben, Debora A. 163 Dickens, Susan D. 175 Diebold, John A. 163 Dietrich, Kyle R. Dilday, William E. 185 Dimaggio, Margaret A. Distefano, Anita J. 185 Distefano, Bryan K. 31, 52, 58, 78, 175 Dobbins, David J. Dockery, Timothy J. 93 Doczekalski, Sophia J. 146 Doering, Christopher A. 140 Doerr, Cynthia A. 64, 185 Dolan, Martha M. 76, 175 Dolan, Shawn R. 175 Dombek, Dayna J. Donaldson, Mark J. 146 Donohue, Margaret M. 140 Donovan, Paul E. 50, 67, 146 Doorack, Michael G. 163 Dorrel, Lori A. 152 Dougherty, Teresa M. 146 Dougherty, Timothy J. 52, 185, 186 Douglas, Doreather R. 163 Dover, Janice 70 Dowell, Kenneth O. Dowler, Dana E. 185 Drew, Troy A. Driver, Gloria L. Drummond, Mary A. 175 Ducate, Jeanette L. 164 Ducey, Barbara F. 175 Duchardt, Laura 67, 80, 164 Duchardt-Briney, Cynthia L. Duchild, Robert G. 164, 180 Duda, Thomas A. 50, 58, 70, 84, 146 Dudenhoeffer, Stacie L. 185 Duensing, Dawn A. 185 Duffield, Judy L. 164 Dufour, Daniel W. 13, 55, 93 Dugan, Daniel J. Dugan, Maria 47, 58, 72, 164 Duke, Amy M. 185,219 Duke, Elizabeth M. 62, 66, 175, 176 Dumont, Philip D. 84, 140 Dumsky, Sarah E. 185 Dunham, Lisa Dunlap, Jason T. 175 Dunn, Tonya R. 185 Durnell, Kevin W. Dussold, Trisha L. Duvall, Allison M. 175 Dvorak, Anne M . Dye, Daniel G. -E-. Eagle, Brent M. 164 Eagon, Daryl 51 Ebeling, Patrice D. 164 Echele, Mariah E. 102, 164 Eckelkamp, Linda M. 164 Edmonds, Mary L. Edwards, Joseph C. 48, 140 Edwards, Lori M. 175 Egun, David Ehrnman, Kathleen A. 164 Ehrnman, Paul J. 52, 175 Eiken, Richard A. 47, 175 -.,,..-nu. Eisenbath, Patricia A. 67, 80, 164 Elmore, Jean R. Elworth, Susan M. Engel, Peter P. 185 Engelhart, Lori D. 144 Engeman, Catherine 64, 70, 81, 102, 164 Engeman, Dorothy C. 47, 58, 78,102,164 Engle, Daniel P. 52, 78, 185 Engle, Paul E. 83 English, Katharine J. 197 Enna, Rick J. 92, 93, 146 Ernatt, Paul M. 52, 185 Ernst, Laura M. 67, 175 Erselius, Marie A. 185 Espey, Amy J. 152 Espinosa, Denise M. Espinosa, Mark F. 146 Evans, Caroline E. Everson, Lola 67 -F- Fagan, David B. 52, 185 Fahlk, Stacey A. 185 Farmer, Jill M. 175, 207, 217 Farwig, Pamela J. 185 Fasone, Kerry Federhofer, Robin L. 185 Felz, Joyce M. Fennelly, David R. 100, 101 Ferris, Rita M. 175 Ferron, Robert W. Ferronato, Jeanne L. 175 Fink, J. Micchael 175 Finnegan, Patrick J. 52, 185, 186 Fischer, Cynthia A. 185 Fitzgerald, James R. Fitzgerald, Pam J. 175 Fitzgibbons, Elizabeth L. Fitzgibbons, Thomas J. 175 Fitzmaurice, Sheila M. Fitzpatrick, David L. 164 Fitzpatrick, Patricia A. 164 Flake, Paul J. 82 Flanders, Marjorie K. 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Run on Michael J. 191 Y , Ruoff, Margaret M. 81, 191 Rupp, Jennifer A. 70, 78, 84, 143, 208, 214 Russell, Andrew S. 83 Russell, Elizabeth C. 143 Russell, Richard M. 191 Russell, Rita D. Ruttan, Cindy G. 79, 143 Ryan, James J. 191 Ryan, Laura J. 149 Ryan, Steve P. Ryberg, Karl 101, 179 Saathoff, Steve 49, 179 Saban, Beverly J. 171 Sachen, Steve J. Sailors, Kipp A. Saitta, Saverio M. 179 Salerno, Frank P. 191 Salyer, Peggy A. Sander, Paul F. 47, 144, 166, 180, 210 Sanders, Ronda S. 167 Sankey, Marcia F. 179 Sass, Phillip A. 167 Savage, Stephen P. Savarie, Susan A. 179 Saxon, Rebecca A. Scarvers, Cathleen Schaefer, Kimberly A. 191 Schaeffer, Richard 13, 52, 179 Scheppers, Rhonda L. 191 Scherrer, Anne T. 60, 179 Schierhoff, Mary A. 77, 84, 167 Schleicher, Anne Schloeman, Christopher 56, 58, 172, 179 Schmid, Steven J. Schmidt, Daniel T. 180 Schmidt, Thomas J. 149 Schmitz, Stephen J. 101 , 167 Schneider, Anne M. 143 Schneider, Teresa 79, 80, 168 Schnellmann, Julia M. 191 Schnurbusch, Donna 76, 78, 180 Schodrowski, Joseph 48, 180 Schoen, Chris C. 52, 174, 180 Schoen, Tracy Schoenen, Lori A. 143 Schorgl, Daniel G. 50, 149 Schramm, Diane M. V Schramm, Thomas E. Schreiber, Lynne 58, 60, 81 Schroeder, Cynthia 81, 191 Schroer, Jamie L. Schulte, Donald J. 143 Schultz, Anne L. 70, 78 Schulze, Carol S. Schumacher, Bryan P. 191 Schumacher, Kathryn A. 168 Schumacher, Kimala D. Schuman, Marvin P. 149 Schupp, Joyce E. 191 Schuster, Susan A. 143 Schutz, Jerome W. 49, 191 Schwartz, Rory 155, 180 Schweiger, Laurie 171 Schweitzer, Peggy M . 180 Schwent, Karis M. 60, 81, 180 Schwien, Michele 81, 163, 191 Schwindt, Tracey L. Sciortino, Patricia A. 168 Scofield, Thomas W. 168 Scott, Karen E. 191 Scott, Raymond L. 54, 168 Scovell, Joseph F. 191 Seck, Pamela S. 47, 191 Seitz, Mary E. 180 Seiwert, Joan E. 143 Sekyra, Lisa M. 191 Sevasko, Jeffrey 51, 56, 168 Shankland, Jeffrey L. Shaughnessy, John A. 55, 180, 191 Shaw, Richard D. 191 Sheeran, Francis W. 191 Sherlock, Karen J. 180 Sherman, Kathleen M. 191 Sherman, Paul C. Shields, Kathleen D. Shipp, Mari E. 180 Shoemaker, Gregory D. 88 Shutt, Cynthia J. Sillstrop, Catherine M. 88, 190, 191 Silva, Amy C. Silva, Antolin 55, 180 Silver, Gregory W. Silwance, Mary W. 191 Simmons, Stuart P. 168 Simon, John E. 55, 191 Simons, Robert S. 174, 180 Sims, Peter John 168 Sinow, Deborah A. 280 Skahan, Mary E. 81, 97, 168 Skoff, Mark L. 180 Slaughter, Ann C. Sloan, Thomas C. 191 Slocum, Fred J. P Smart, Teresa A. 58, 180 Smith, Alison A. Smith, Angela E. 180 Smith, Brian J. 77, 79, 191 Smith, Brian W. Smith, Daniel R. 40, 55, 180 Smith, Evelyn L. 191 Smith, Jeffrey W. 186 Smith, Johnna L. 180 Smith, Michele L. 171 Smith, Patricia 88, 97, 180 Smith, Sharon M. Smith, Stephen P. 49, 180 Smotherman, Kembra D. 168 Sneddon, Scott N. Sobetski, Joan M. 180 Sokolowski, Lawrence H. 52 Solomon, Gregory J . 143 Solomon, Leslie L. Sortino, Douglas A. 168. Sostarich, Timothy 72 Soto, Peter J . 143 Spangler, John L. 192 Spaulding, Donald B. Spaw, Paula L. 81 Spehar, Pascal E. 157 Staab, Lawrence E. 192 Stablein, Mary K. Stack, Michael J. 168 Stadler, Gerhard F. 51, 60, 163, 168 Stallone, Leslie A. 192 Stamm, Jeffrey J. Stamm, Susan 180 Stanek, Jane P. 73, 180 Stansell, Lucinda K. 180 Stanton, Jody A. Staffacher, Peter J. 168 Steadman, William S. 168 Stecher, Anne 81, 180 Steffen, Ann M. 47, 62, 66, 71, 197, 213 Steffen, Wendy 102 Stegall, Tylaine A. Steiger, Janice S. Steinhauser, Terri S. 171 Steininger, Patricia E. 58, 59, 64, 102, 149 Steinkamp, Steve M. 62, 66, 74, 192 Stelzer, Robert S. Stepanek, Robert J . 168 Stephens, Michael L. 54, 79, 143, 164 Stephens, Michael P. 48, 168 Stephens, Milton J. 13, 90, 93, 149, 219 Stevenson, Clinton S. Stewart, Tina D. Stock, Jo D. 171 Stodden, Frank J. 48, 56, 67, 168 Stokes, Stephen M. Stompoly, Michael V. 192 Stone, Judith L. 180 Stone, Mary H. 168 Streb, Charles L. 52, 180 Strickland, Kellye R. 69, 181 Suarez Solar, Ana C. 181 Suellentrop, .Nancy L. 102, 150, 184 Sullivan, Christopher B. 181 Sullivan, Janet M. 192 Sullivan, Richard 47, 84, 181 Sullivan, Rosalie A. 171 Sulzer, Stephen M. 181 Summers, Lizbeth A. 81, 192 Summers, Patricia F. Summers, Stephen W. Sunderwirth, Stacy D. Surber, Steven D. Surdez, Ann Susan, Bogdon A. 182, 192 Sustrick, Michael J. Sutera, James Swan, Timothy B. 36, 74, 18 1 Swantner, Donna M. 192 Swearingen, Sara Switzer, David A. 54, 168 -T... Tabiendo, Jonathan L. Tankersley, Linda K. Tanner, David C. 192 Taphorn, Lisa J. 181 Tarwater, Daniel T. 168 Taylor, Jane E. 192 0 Taylor, Thomas J. 168 Taylor, Timothy M. 143 Taylor, Verna J. 181 Teahan, Michael 12, 101, 150 Teeter, Beverly J. 75, 171 Tennyson, Valerie Terwilliger, Chris O. 168 Teter, Dawn 181 Theissen, Jeanne Thoennes, Joseph D. 168 Thomas, Aswathy P. 192 Thomas, Claudette 143, 218 Thomas, Maureen 64, 80, 150 Thomas, Michael B. Thomas, Vickie Y. 154 Thompson, Patricia 79, 81, 169 Thompson, Shannon A. 150 Thon, Cynthia S. 154 Thornton, Adrienne 181 Thorpe, Anna M. Thull, Greg P. Tierney, Michael Tighe, Madeline C. 150 Toebe, Patrick 74, 83, 181 Toenjes, Tracy L. 72, 81, 181 Toigo, Joseph P. 64, 169 Tomasino, Miguel A. 150 Tonga, Nadine L. 181 Tophinke, Teresa L. 192 Toplikar, Marcia A. Torson, Daniel L. Tracy, Kevin M. 192 Tracy, Patrick K. 143 Trainer, Christopher G. 192 Tran, Yen T. 192 Trandahl, Kristin T. 181 Trice, H. H. Trinidad, Tony 62, 66, 177, 181 Tristanio, Joseph A. 47, 169 Trotter, Daniel R. 143 Troutman, Rebecca J. Tucker, Penny E. 150 Turgeon, Thomas R. 150 Turner, Jeffrey G. Tussel, Stacy A. 62, 66 Twehous, Randall L. Twiggs, Lisa Twombly, Paul D. 181 Ubalde, Maria M. 181 Uhlig, Cheryl A. 181 Umsted, Lori 169 -V.. Valdez, Ana M. Valentino, Stephen 55, 192 Valla, Susan L. Van Rhein, Keith T. 76, 192 Van Buskirk, Carl O. Van Haaren, Carolyn J. 74 Van Norman, Kathryn R. 154 Van Ryckeghem, Sandra L. 75, 169 Vaughan, Janell L. Vazzano, Diane M. 192 Verhaeghe, Ronald E. 169 Vernell, Marchelle H. 154 Vernon, Dylan G. 58, 62, 66,80,144, 157, 210 Veselich, Lori 36 Victor, Vicki L. 81 Vidauri, Gabrielle A. 169 Vietor, Donald J . 150 Vietor, Michelle A. 169 Vigil, JeffG. 54, 169 Vigliaturo, Cecilia M. 192 Villella, Mary K. 73, 192 Villmer, Jeffrey M. 181 Villmer, Martin R. 169 Vinlove, Judith E. Vinyard, Ruth J . 154 Visconti, Mark L. 52, 90, 93, 181, 210 Vogt, Cammy L. 62, 66, 192 Volz, Daniel E. 181 Vonderhaar, Rene A. 81 Voorhees, Loretta A. 192 -W- Wacker, Nancy S. Wade, Carl G. 192 Wagner, Leonard L. 74, 169 Wagner, Melinda E. 154 Wagner, R. Michael 181 Walker, Veda M. 192 Wallace, Kelly R. Walters, Anita M. 192 Walters, Rita N. 181 Ward, Allena M. Ward, Stephanie M. 169 Ward, Timothy R. Waris, Douglas S. 48, 49, 169 Warren, Rhonda G. Washington, Barbara T. 171 Washington, Helen G. Wasko, Steven M. 63, 67 Wasmer, Ernest L. Watson, Beth 74, 181 Watson, David A. 169 Watson, Michaela J . 192 Weaver, Vicky S. 144 Weber, Anthony F. Weber, Dennis M. Webster-Werner, Heidi L. Weisz, Ann C. 169 Werkowitch, Carl A. Werner, Scott T. 181 Wernsman, Robert L.'l81 Wessling, Matthew J . West, Jack F. 192 Westhoven, Rebecca J . 171 Weston, Tanya 144 Weter, Glenda R. Wetherton, Derecia L. 171 Wheeler, Robin S. 192 Whelan, Frances White, Ann M. 192 White, Ronald P. 69, 161, 169 Wickey, Kathleen 47, 74, 181 Wieseler, LeAnn M. 192 Wilbers, Enedina Wilcox, Nancy K. 192 Wiley, Michael S. 47, 169 Wilken, Diana L. 181 Wilkinson, Matthew B. 192 Wilkinson, Roberta 150, 157 Williams, Janice L. 64, 169 Williams, Paul 52, 84, 181 Willkett, Retha 154 Wills, Stephanie L. 192 Wilson, David B. 62, 66, 169 Wilson, Laurel G. 192 Wilson, Margaret Wilson, Melinda D. Wilson, Michael A. 144 Wingert, Rita 181 Winkler, Catherine A. Winningham, Robert D. Winsor, Elizabeth N. 181 Wirtz, Charles 169, 178 Wirtz, Sharon R. 150 Wohletz, John P. 192 Wohletz, Russell T. Wolf, Donald D. Wolfe, Bridget M. Wood, Jennifer F. 68, 78, 192 Wood, Tammi M. Woodbury, Deralyn S. 102 181 Wooden, Angela Jo 171 Woodward, Joan P. Woolsey, Lenora D. 171 Wright, J. B. 155 Wright, Kathleen M. 155 Wright, Tiffany A. Wycoff, Teresa M. Wynne, Joseph E. Wynne, Larry J . 192 Wynne, Mary H. -Y- Yanez, Angela L. Yanez, Florian D. 169 Yankovich, John H. 169 Young, Christopher B. Young, Derek S. 69, 76, 144 Youngblood, Denise G. 171 Youtsey, Cheryl A. 192 Zarger, Angela G. 192 Zeffiro, George J . Zeikle, Charles 68, 150, 218 Ziegler, Connie R. 78, 169 Ziegler, Mary K. 68, 168, 181 Zirkle, Steven L. 169 Zoellner, Corinne P. 155 Zubrod, Kathryn R. 150 Zywiec, Sherri G. 58, 192 The Rock S taff ? Editor Margaret E. Coles Section Editors Photography ......... Dan Smith Underclassmen ..... Cathy Classe News ............. Kathy Owsley Research ......... Paula Berberic Sports ........... Cathy Winkler Photographers Mike Stephens Rich Kleeb John Repp Ann Polich Melody Burns Maggie Bunker Stuart Simmons Moderator Michael Mueller, S.J. Taylor Representative Denise Wood First Semester Editor Susan Krull John Repp 'Q 231 Stamm, Stanek, Stansell Stanton Staffacf Steadm Stecher Steffen 71, 1 Steffen Stegall Steiger Steinh: Steinin 59, 6 SICIIIK: 74, 1 Stelzei Stepar Steph: 79, Stephc 168 Stepht 93, Stevel Stewa Stock Stodd 67, Stoke Stom Stone Stone Strel: Stricf 1 8 Suari Suell 1 5 Sulli Sulli Sulli 1 8 Sulli Sulz Sum 192 Surr Sun Sun Surl Sure Sus: Sus Sut' Sw: 18 1 Sw: Swl Sw Ta Ta Ta Ta Ta Ta 330 Letter From the Edltor Arrrggg! Not another Editor's Farewelln column! CI had to do one of these for the final issue of the Hawk, also.J But since this is my page . . . Actually, the purpose of this column is of the Gee, thanksw and look what we didi' variety. The first thing I have to say is this: for a rock, this book isn't very stable. It seems that every year this book is plagued and its very existence put in peril. Well let it be known that we innoculated the Rock this year. We have a real office to work in, and an enthusiastic, competent editor for the next book. In fact, I envy next yearis staff - they have the tools to go beyond the ordinary. Not that this book is ordinary, mind you, but it would have helped to have had more than one semester to produce the entire book. Nevertheless, we did make some substantial - improvements. For example, we fgaspj followed a theme, expanded the color section from eight to 16 pages, and revised the section on student organizations. Now for the Gee, thanks part. Gee, thanks to: Fr. Mueller, fwho I am convinced can do anythingj, Cathy Winkler Cfor unflagging commitmentj, Dan Smith Cfor printing through the nightl, Len Grinstead, Denise Wood, Ann Steffen, and Andy Apathy, S.J. Cfor a few beautiful captions and late night refreshmentsj. I would also like to thank the Hawk staff for their sometimes unknowing f X contributions. Sincerely, waawf 5 Margaret E. 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