Southwestern College - Moundbuilder Yearbook (Winfield, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1975 volume:

Editor ..,,,.,.... .,... Assistant Editor .,,, .... Staff ...,...,.,., . , , MOU DB ILDER 1975 OUTHWE TER CDLLEGE WINFIELD KANSAS . . . .Pam King Beverley Olson , . Diane Cook Keith Graham Carole Spencer Kathleen Cole Lois Anschutz Jan Hoffine Becky O'Neal Denise Quillen Pam Smith Faculty Advisor .... Dr. Phil Schmidt FACULTY - TAFF PREPARE FOR . , lm my ,W W- '15, K as .-ws. N- K rvrlvf k . 2If!SS355 'i sums .ea fs , if . K H. ,,VhV 3 , . , X - .A,, V l' . 'H a A xi . -3142 ffispzf K X sf. ,Sf .V ..-fl' Q' Upper Right: Mr. Lewis Gilbreath fDirector, Admin. servicesl Lower Right: Miss Marva Morrison Clnstructor in Clothingl, Dr. Robert Wimmer fNatural Science Division Chairmanl Upper Center: Dr. Donald Ruthenberg fPresident of the collegej, Miss Donna Bean iNews Bureaul, Mr. Earl Spidel CBusiness Managerl, Mrs. Viola Schwantes fComptrollerJ, Dr. J. Hamby Barton fAcademic Deanl. Lower Center: Mr. Rick Johnson, Jr. fAss't. Director of Admissionsl, Mr. Michael Hostetler fCollege Representativel, Dr. Charles Hunter fAss't Professor, Natural Sciencel, Dr. Verlin Drinen iAss't Professor of Math and Computer Sciencej. Above: Dr. Leonard Laws lProfessor, Phillips Chair of Mathl. 2 X 1974 1975 SCHGOL YEAR AT SC A XX A NEW YEAR , BEGINS WITH WURK AND A PLAY A E 1 -in A I 3 W H ES-V 4 X S - R iff A VE.,,,,M . +455 ' . lxwzb ' IW: ' ,, ,,.f ,, ' K 21275: .iw W lagging ik: A -. 4. xv 'Q x 1 W 'P fr . . i 1 R , . -3 .. .ef 1 k S jk .,,,mf-,Q . ., Vs.. 4,1-31Qr...V.3-ji 4 V KJKLLE, ag, R ., . ,sabgm . A . fl, F, Visa. A ' 'Ta ' ' Sf ,e H' . , .Q L' in fag, ' . . 5 ,fkivvif A . ii 1'k VVXK ' 1 , 'wi L Xp. X,?' Q-'mam 1 I ff 'L..- 'P-0 .3 . . ,ie Q as 1 r . . .... K A A h k..L A . .. A 1 Q .. . s 'q , K . , I ' ' A 'W 1. i w fm-f ,. w uv L . 4' f . 1 K wsu M. ' -,wks 7i5l..iW is it f W ff K ' - - M Qs... M Q LL.. ., - :O p' A - ' r 'I ,,,, . any ... , i h . h V . . M,,,,,Q..' 1 Mu W W It K 'Q'w,u K in M... in W -an f . -' M .. A . a., 7 , 7 IM' K nk K hi 1 is f' 5 5 Upper Right: Mr. Spidel throws a mean Frisbee. Lower Right: Tires, kids and water make for fun. Center Right: Tim Webb cocks his arm for a long pass. Lower Center: Jeff McAhren enjoys the beach. Upper Center: The number of hungry onlookers doesn't make the hamburgers fry any faster! Center Left: Dig into that food! Upper Left: Registration is one of the necessary evils of every school year. Lower Left: Richard Dickerhoff is assisted by Ro- land Elliott, Registrar. UN AT THE LAKE -.pf fi x .NX Q' ' x , k :nr r N .5 if . h . X Q. .ir if , ' ' 'qmf' ,L f , ' P i . 5 ,. -'5 1ll ' . ...wms.mt ' 4' Mgi sg ,A H ' , 'B A11- . - vu. .. , I is . . f anal? - .. .w,,,1',, Q wwirwr .NN , 1 ,.f, .ff Pfyfjgrgfufig-fggpag' ' aff., y x L wa f, Q ix Q 'VEIGXSEJ 2 ' ' A 4 wif X '13 1 HQ! 4 ' ,. .... x N J' -E ,Q ,, M, X , . YK 3-Q r A . 9 .fr ,- I-of .9 n x-gg : ..4,. uf. -ur - -, ,- MH! I 'i H-Ki, ,L by X , Q x,,. . ,, 'Q -: i. . ,gf .X my - 7 -W f fsxznw, W.: gk: ,. I ,,a,:,:, - M, kwi53:..1i3L.LA ' + 'L V ia:-'22, ' Q ' R - . ,,.. . ' is fi ft .. W ,mf J- ,M ,I -- . , X W I P f S 5 P ...W , 'Q a 4- F '1 ' S. H- , N: if ef S Q .. g .Q .5 Q rf N' 3 if, H F ' -i ' if M, ,E 2 32. il 4 1-I J : A m K ifhk Xa . 3,31'.,.,MV.,,,. -, .. - an ,i V ,. . 4 '. ' fs W . , i n - .. 1 ' WJ a.- . av i ' ' ' 1 , - Q .995 'E v . Upper Right: That water does look tempting! Lower Right: Hey! Watch it with that football. Upper Center: Come on girls, wade on in! Center Right: Go ahead and join that game! Center: Volleyball was the game of the day. Left Center: There goes that football again! Lower Center: Sometimes watching is as much fun as participating! Upper Left: Here's another long bomb! Lower Left: What for who?J caught your eyes, guys? 7 TRADITIONS ABOUN OUTH ESTER -gr s,,NN W Y if 4' sg N' N, wr Iv Al, rf .V mm M. , ,BI '-'fv '1-V LW- - f ' .L.,,,kMW AV ,A V+.. ' '4 2 , ,, 3. y Law. A A M4545 L.: 8 One of the oldest traditions of Southwestern College has been the building of the mound. Dean Leroy Allen suggested the building of the mound in 1927. In 1962, the mound was moved to its present location there picturedj while Dar- beth Fine Arts Complex now stands at the ori- ginal site. At the time of the re-dedication of the mound, Dean C. Robert Haywood added a humorous postscript to Dean Allen's address, and Dean Haywood's postscript is read at the Mound Con- vocation held each fall. Part of the ceremony surrounding the mound is a procession around campus as well as other traditions which are further expounded upon during the ceremony. Upper Left: The mound is still growing! Lower Left: Some students seem to make a tradition of collecting parking tickets. Center Left: Each year the graduating class marches up the 77 steps. This year's class mounted the 53 steps due to repair of the 77. Upper Right: One of the many stones on campus represent- ing various achievements of the college. Center: Faculty leads the way to the Senior Recognition Ceremony. Lower Right: The jinx has been Southwestem's mascot for years. ' r , N12 Hi if , , . . A, ' ff ' m it 'Q PAST, PRE ENT INFLUENCE US M A ENE i 3. A L. V f' F 3 .M - K ' kt' ' , . -. I 3 in - x will A ,X '- , A I ig N ' M W .E .E .,EE., , K .Q fu 1- fE1E N E E xv' N E N, QS.. QE ffg N -5 nf, H92 Y , x V05 ? Wi V ,4 . 13 ,L .. Wx .f - J'f jiavH , ,few wgffnefg' wgglwi. QM f- ' , - .1 'J-Wm. , 4 A we 42 A ., ,, T5 , Yi ' His, K, -' M A. M h M , ig, Wx... V Q Zf7 '7 -A Q, ,, f Qin '-Zip aw ,W - 1 Q, w ,,. va w J' v A .,w f ,. P. ei + any 4x11 n nz . gg 4 A mln xv' ,:'Q3iv- If ' lf'-.A 'jew A gf' My A ,, 7, W AN . I f,,,Z ..J?s 4- W- . ,fl A .. ,, ,. v- ,,,, .5551 ,I YW 6, , ..,, . V. .di A if 'T if ,,,yE,e,, I, ,qgylp ,, fp ww 4 gf, ,fg,41.f'1'5,',5.,, ' 21' , :fix y, 'K , fi , K uw ' ' Q ,, A 'q:EN5',q1'?'55 f..w.J,E55': , 7 . .J ,, , f v -'fftai-. ,yu :gf r' ' W AA ng 'I V 3111! .. w-Y. :.g,, 5, , ' LL' ' ' A Y' . 6 I ,.' , , , ,i gnu ., , ., - nf ' e KW , 4 W ,V 3 , A' ' I. in , :Q-inf, Vi ,,. . 'l y ..4. ,. J . u- F ' ,L 1, A. 4 , l Ly, A . -f-sw va.- 5 W ' -. an-Q - 15.4 51,55-I' -' . ,fvaifi N 1 9 5' iii2J'3f f'S ar fx 4' 5 ' ' ' .17 , f' , -1 J. Ns' A . ,' I A Q Sf ,ff.' pri , 1 Aff I Z ,Q . ba . 'X J I ,My ,. . ' ', bnwdu I. Q ,Q 'J 'C Q A '13 I- ' ,f A ,L I , ' 2 L r I1 -W 6 W . , 1 1 T 'I3 4 W W, SC STUDENTS JOIN IN HALLOWEEN, CHRISTMAS FUN I F u ii. Izfw 1 -rwl W' .LL:. -1 f:-' x . I Jef 4' , : M li,- U up A : , Y -, ' ' 'p' fi o if g gQ f QS2', i ' s U. , f N . Q TS X AL W ,V 286 .k., fz2'MEw2.f f+ E'Q sau.: ,, , iw Sv ,K ...P LIFE I ' LL WORK i i Q . full! Upper Right: The student center is enjoyed by all as a meeting place. Lower Right: Mark Ruthenberg surveys the campus. Center Right: Becky Decker enjoys a snack in the dining room. Center Left: Paul Hobus sits back to enjoy life. Lower Center: Dodd Demas takes time to relax. Above: Ice cream tastes pretty good to Kojiro Kimura. 16 . fe , X' 3: , Q,vf OURPRE E TI LI KEDTUO R AS .. a L',1, ,K1.hk 1 in x ? 2 Wg -,ix ,V k..k K K as-. fi . ,.i . X . .. if L- 4 .1.1. . e A . 1 -1 1 my i la , 14, lr ti , . ' N ii 5 i 3 f- 1 kr . 2. x , ,Y . 2 Al. ffi Q i fi 1 g Qs' V fl i , - f x i Am'Xh g Rok Wav Qi 'R W. ' . l , JF I 21 if at Y -I l ,. N fe E .rf 1 1- . E r fig. -1 Q. . ,o t V 1 qt Q g 4 . .s it assss g Q ., K Q-,'U . ! 1p K I kfgmjxy 3 gp g f X 4 s li se if Q I 1 3 . - M 5 F S 2 N ii ,xi its 8 is it 1 gf l fi: 1 ix E. . g . Q- I is ,Ni Q' , Q f?xh xy K 3-Y l uf N, ,X ,E E, A I 3. : V 1 e i Vg ..,, , :., A L: xl ig. lg i N'.: :? g t .5 Upper Right: Carol Blanchard enjoys a visit with houseparents Roger and Allyson Moon. Lower Right: Good conversation enhances meals. Center: During the Centennial of the Wheat State it is fitting to remember the golden grain from which our nickname comes. Upper Left: Part of our heritage. Lower Left: Judy Bruce is distracted from her meal. N 122521 -1-SS f k2.x5!5i2L5'5liT3YN I Ai' ,A ismw. ,-We fm? 5 ' W' ..a . ,f:1Lsw?N1ssfftiiia 1 Q 3 4 5 E ' 1 5 sg il Q X E f 45 '4- sfk N '3- , . FOOD, FUN, AND PEGPLE MIX WELL 4 is I fb .if six- ,Q RL. . A up i '54 A li' I ii ii f W' Q AAQ L IA, ,Wh 2148? wsu' ,,f,:W l , 21 Upper Left: ARA staff provides service with a smile. Lower Left: Students use the Union Snack Bar. Center Left: Tim Webb and others raise cain at meal time. Upper Center: Those cokes just don't last! Lower fRight1 Center: Even dishwashing can be fun. Upper Right: Umm! Doesn't that food taste Good? Middle Right: Students join in another ARA meal. Bottom Right: Business is bad at times! Participation x. ,. F48 N n mf--as n levi 22 TUDE T LEAR FRO THEIR EXPERIE CE Vt L4 MWQK-w Far Right: Debate toumaments brought many visitors to our campus. Upper Right: A Capella choir performs for alumni. Lower Right: Leaming to care for injured an- kles seems to be fun. Upper Center: A student wraps an ankle under Steve Masterson's watchful eye. Lower Center: Another student disappears into the halls of Christy. Upper Left: An informal learning session. Lower Left: Discussion frequently augments learning. SC DORM STUDENTS ARE ALWAYS UN THE GO . 4 4 wg f-v-N, ..-1----v at ff. b ,, '5 is + sf, f Q ,' 2--sf .. M. M. ---W. f H - 45 1 K ' ' I , 7' -ai K, was g ' L f fa' 4 Q ,, i wr ,I 4 n I Ag, We 1: ff, B ? i f i f . O 5' i z Aff '9ef!:faL,,, fad , .,fasrq2:.u,m,, ,,. ,,,, YW, W, SCENES AROUND THE ROY L. SMITH: STUDENT CENTER 5 S Ei LET 26 ef l f 5 E fag . 1 , .sv :h fy r y. Upper Right: Watch out, ARA! They look hungry! Lower Right: Marla and Stephanie will give you a friendly wave! Upper Center: Both paths lead to food and fun in the union. Lower Center: Broadhurst guys are near the front of the line at meal time. Upper Left: Sean Brown soaks up the sun. Lower Left: Blain Hildreth and Janette Smith don't seem to be hurrying too ra- pidly to the dining room. m s Q '. Q. , ,A,, . ' 5-Q.. 6 4' C I . mm 0 P x 5 Wh .M Q n.. . .Q x - ' x 'Cin .N ' .U v . 1 .N 9.5 76'-' as 'iw is wwf: 4 x CLASS SSUIT TUDE T WITH VARIEDI TERESTS WP' Upper Right: Working together can be an integral part of class. Lower Right: Walking to and from class gives one a time to think. Center Right: Steve Masterson de- monstrates the art of taping an an- kle. Upper Center: The debate squad, in cooperation with other students, worked hard to make the touma- ments they sponsored a success. Lower Center: Mr. Tucker directs some of the band students. Upper Left: An artist at work. Lower Left: John Phillips, Student Council President, takes a break from his duties. Y 1 Q I A ik-ESI, R .1 NUMEROUS EXCITING ACTIVITIES HIGHLIGHT HOMECOMING ,, 1974 1975 15? 1,5 .X-.4 K? 5 4 . 'A n CULTURAL ACTIVITIES I-IEIGHTEN CAMPUS LIFE X L. W3 . , S. f X 'J 5 x 5 -Af V? A , V I I N 'llwv ,N 'M' A M, .. fx, f- 9? UE THAT E ERGY! V Q V ,- , , V lm 0 - , Qbxv. -192 M ' nib gnmgigzzsv ww! 14 fl? 'X Q3 up 41. 'V-.X , xxx ...ps ...- ...Q- .X In V 3. N .ss HM '- 4 qv.. 'Q . 4 N J, , In ,- . 2. , ,i,4w,,, ..,,. fa 'W' , - 'T Hi .sw rw. f ' ' ' ' 'S-gm, M, -JA ,-..,,f1Q- f -W,,f 1 f ..1,R,,,i,.,, f, K:,I ' I': ,., , I ffl! - - H fvzx u ' va , , .. 4 .,,, K I in ,,::,, ,.fXs:11,,, -4 55 , 'fa . Y, 1. V-iyqlig fx 78' nf' K 3 Q' , , , ,, . . W,,. ,w A ,.,f.Qm.ig...,, CAMPUS HEALTH AND LIFE , ,...,..,,!, V-N K -My w- -M In ,f l ., 1, ,A,, ' 7- M331 rwqg. 47 ifwlw 785 -if-Y f 3 4 1 l g ' ' W 3-ff . f, . ml 'k.,, , , 5 an , 5 I 1-ii am., ,...,,.f,,.,A.M..,.,,,,,,,qLfWff, 5 . ,M ,LM W , :41gi ,gg3g ,4 I ITIATIO HIGHLIGHT FRATER ITY ACTIO w ' R' + N 5. M ' 5' , A, vH, . A 1. 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Wings., 'iris 3 em ART STUDENTS NLEARN BY DGING 1u T WM A . v M lx' V fn , Q' A ee. - Q ' ' - 'Z-f 0 Q i . k A 1 ' 'LH ix fn- A Q' ,,,-4' aa- , ... NEW DIVISION F H, .. .Q OF MANAGEMENT CIENCE BEGI Southwestern College. has expanded its curriculum this year by adding a new division. Classes under the Division of Management Science began March 1 at centers in Overland Park and Wichita. ELBA Systems Corporation has deve- loped courses in the areas of sales and marketing which are being used by Southwestern. Dr. Bames, SC instruc- tor, teaches these classes in Wichita, and there are two other instructors in the Overland Park center. Presently, there are about 50 students at the Wi- chita center and 100 students in Over- land Park. These students spend 6 to 8 hours once a week in classes. The pro- gram is actually a 30-hour program to be completed over a 10-month period. When asked about the program, Dr. Bames commented, K'There has been quite a bit of enthusiasm shown by the students for the new program. Present figures indicate the possibility of 600 + students participating in this newest division of Southwestern College within the next year. N i i W' ' arf, ww L3 ii mum ?f'z5 11 STUDENTS UTILIZE MANY SKILLS AT SC 'lf' ' 9-1 H . Vgggfgizz- H . ATIO AL DEBATE CHAMPIO ,W ...ff f f f Above: Ron Gore and Don McKinney won the national debate tournament. Members of the Chapel Programming Com- mittee are fFrom Left To Rightj Lynn Dyke, Bob Devore, Brad Rymph, John Beck, John Paulin, Kim Engleking. Not Pictured are Mike Marion, Gary Clifford, and Gail Wolford. Members of the Chaplain-Campus Relations Committee are KFrom Left To Right! Judy Charlton, Don Anderson, Martha Wakefield, Gene Bonham, Brian Downey, Brad Rymph, Chairman Lynn Dyke, John Paulin. Chere Holliday is not pictured. Members of the Religious Activities Commit- tee are fFrom Left To Right! Lyle Smith, Steve McDaniel, Gary McCutcheon, John Paulin, Ann Monroe, Anne Williams, Blain Hildreth, Jan Hoffine. Not Pictured are Judy Bruce, Roy Golladay, and Jim Simmons. Members of the Chaplain's Workshop are not pictured. Members included Gary Clifford, Lynn Dyke, Kim Engleking, Roy Golladay, Rick Hatfield, Mike Marion, Gary McCut- cheon, Jim Monroe, John Paulin, Jim Reed, Cathy Simmons, Jim Simmons, and Janet Smith. CHAPLAI - CAMPUS RELATIO COMMITTEE .. 46 ,- -- - I i CHAPEL PROGRAMMING COMMITTEE RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE 47 , Members of the Christian Origins class found themselves in some interesting si- tuations as illustrated by the pictures in the center and above. :W if 4 T in 6. jj? Sb 'K ' ' i' gg' K kkfi - ' 7 k A ,, F 5554 , ' M V Q , K ,Q ,.,.: fk fy by ,..-ff , by 5, ,J ., 'Rf - ,M ,.- ,, .. V,,.,.ff if 4 , y,,,.w r' . N ,, I if , ,M , , ff ,ww mf Q, 554 . KM' ',' 'J-igiqyfz sw eff. ' T ,nf ' -Q, A -f' N' W .Hfy , v a ff. 4 L. 3.-:J V K: ' 2-gi .7-.XZ f ti fe 41-,J iff 1 ,,..,I,,. ..v 5 W7.,.,.L f 9 5. .21 . abr' M KM dw' 'Until' : 'AA' yy Q , will 'FUN IN THE SUN' ENDS SCHOOL YEAR f X4- .GRA I .mmf 0 6, GH JW? i tem YQ Q L fl ., a 1 ya., .M Q, 'ii -Qs TPQQS Mxsuu 'vv Y' 12,0-4? 5 , Nw 'tiff W be WX! ' ,H -vi X .JW 4 Q K- H' ru .1 bs- fx. . 'Kh' 'L 1 , .g , 4 ,Q , 5515 -vi' riff' Q-N, ., . N :rw is A X12 1 M- -.4 v.- ,-.- 1-:... L x 14 78 .nv 5' 1 'Av 35, Rl I, sl fNumerous photos in section taken by Howard Stephens.J 1 g AT g AUTUGRAPH JAN-TERM JAN-TERM 1 1 s y 1 Q E5 QS 3 2 ? 3 1 AUTGGRAPI-I AUTGGRAPH AUTOGRAPH E in 2 3 1 u 5 5 .6 Q E E 2 5 2 5 Q E5 J i i 1 I v i 1 X , X 5 B z z Q 2 35 2 Q E E Q 3 5 5 i 3 si 3 2 52 E 5 2 S f 4' AN TERM: SEASHELLS BY THE SEA While Winfield was blanketed in white, ten stu- dents were enjoying warm sand on their bellies and sparkling cold water on their toes. The troop observed the graves at Vicksburg, tasted the brew at Busch Gardens saw Mickey cavort at Disney World. The climax of the trip was collecting shells by the sea- f shore. . -A i ix x KN X 2' f Upper Left: Eenie meanie, minie, moe - where does this weird shell go? Middle Left: Those shells are m-m-rn good ?, 1 asks DanaBoylan. ' ' Lower Left: Stan, We forgot to tell you this , - 4 i was quick-sand! ' Below: Look at the shape of that one, re- ' ' marks Gillispe. QW X 64 PERU TRIP One of the most unusual January trips was to Peru. Led by Mr. Alfredo Rodriguez, Jose Gorges Ca citizen of Perul, Mark Gilbreath, and Richard Hamilton spent nearly a month in Lima and other areas of Peru studying the people, culture, and geography of the country. By immersing themselves in the Peruvian society the students were able to get a good introduction to the ways of life of the people. Sr. Rodriguez pursued further studies of Peruvian society, interviewing a number of people in different economic and social classes. Although a month is too short a time to get more than an introduction to another culture, the people going to Peru leamed a great deal from their experience. I 65 MOUNDBUILDER 1975 U f X N-N VW' -L. I +. A li , W .inf - X I O. www. fd fam! X gl X KWW 5:7 fc' , xx 74 W- - valley bluegrass fbgfj -if E? Bluegrass Style For three days in September, the Winfield Fairgrounds hosted the Walnut Valley Bluegrass Festival and Third Annual Flat- Picking Championship. The weekend of September 20-22 brought a variety of craft exhibitors and musical participants as well as spectators from all over the United States. Public appro- val last year extended the event to three days and next year, who knows? The grandstand was filled with listeners, of whom many filled the local campgrounds. Among the performers were Doc and Merle Watson, Dan Crary, Norman Blake and Jimmy Driftwood. If the past three years are any indication, the 1975 Bluegrass Festival is one you sure don't want to miss. 68 'Wi' 599 C-fgctills E 5 5 'Z 1 : h 4' 3 ir - mh H 'K m h, V A' '- -f f' , ' 5i4 '4'l 'L Wk N A . , -'iS'f's 1? 1'f2tfJf'f F A .t v . sums 5 -if .. . img x X 3, . vii swf - -Mk I ,W Q ,, 4 N .. fs 52 f 1 , A al V .. 4. 1- if L W . . . fl q . ' iris. Ao ' .4 m 5 M .. : 'fitlv-t 'fi:'m-gan 1 ' '55-x Ytgksyaxnl-f?'m : K- .f-.5 ' .E .Q L:-i'f:,hTi:A'f 5 V13 SE ke K ..,. , ' , , ', Lf. .. .' L V, W Q ' IQQK' , T, A ig I Q ,M g JL Qwltfui-92 M N ..B. H 1., .,,.., ' .nl ,,, , K , ggi my . i N 5 at ,.-14 aw f. . 3 ' , 2 -vi A ' L , ' A ' .,.-- if . i L' ' ' v ' E I Q' ', y .. - . ,. . . , -, A-if 4' QW f fe 2 M V - uf ' - . 'Q 'saw fx q f M , 3 ..,. . f ' ' f n I' Y , - ' - 9 - 1 L:-- N f:,.' -nz. .., pwWa5ua::1g:.tgg Ljg7y,,L gig 69 Southwestern's 1974 Homecoming was really Happy Days for everyone on the theme submitted by Tony Leddy. It was a happy day for Melinda Harmon as she was crowned homecoming queen. Wallingford Hall not only submitted the winning queen candidate, but also the winning dorm de- corations and float. The most imaginative float was probably that submitted by the class of '77, as pictured. At the game, the enthusiastic crowd was prompted by a yell contest which was won by the Thetas. Other members of the court included Saundra Beck, Joyce Cockrum, JoLynn Skaggs, Lori Alexander, Sue Richardson and Robin Tietze, After the game, the stu- dents were entertained by the music of Stan Kenton and his band. HO ECUMI G SUCCESS ' 4 .,,,,. ff' -' I ii S' , , , ,sl 63. ' -.ww Q .. ,A . ,N ' ww Top: Wallingford float. Center: Queen Melinda Harmon. Lower Left: Theta cheerleader. Lower Right: Homecoming court at game. fFrom Left To Rightj: Robin Tietze, Saundra Beck, Joyce Cockrum, Queen Melinda Harmon, Jolynn Skaggs and Lori Alexander. Not pictured is Susan Richard- son. -. .. ' E ,Af . M.: gh- N .ff , f ,.,, 5-4' , M - fr-cliff,-at S 1 'f X 4 3' W .,,,. fr I D - S FY , I vi i',. 2 , ' S' Q f i I ,sae il, .. AVR f my We in 9' ,za if, - -,Q N A L-.,...4'-fr' i Nab' .sl its X - N0 'mf .Q-'QQ S 'H I 'fu ni. ii' Q . jg . he - , i . sig - iI Q 'Y .fi r'-f Q , 3 . . 31 ... . C ... . ,,.,...Afff ' N W4 N, 4 'Cf if 1? W 1 th L,X'L H f.. . 3 N Q F ' f' t we ' L . - ' fig . VW la' . ta 2 i.:, , . 1 K . .ie 1' www?-3... . ...-- are-v- 5 is v- .bo-W ' K ie , Fu 'Pfy-. --. ., Y . , ,W I , Q-T54 QL -, J . ,, 4. -- I ,. A x 1 'W 3 Q A 1 x x ...P r ... 1 ' Q A I is. if 5 i -'Z '- Top Left: Melinda Harmon in parade. Top Center: Wallingford dorm decora- tions. Top Right: Leon Fundenberger in the parade. Center: Theta's cheering section. Center Right: Stan Kenton. Bottom Left: Stan Kenton's band. Bottom Right: Sophomore class float. Q . w,,..,f ' he , .. . , x... ii. Q Y W ' ' ' ii 1 lull!!! I-... CR N L BCFF CHOIR On February 6, the Cultural Arts Department in cooper- ation with Walton Music Corporation and Kolu Produc- tions, Inc. brought to Southwestern the Norman Luboff Choir. The choir sang sacred, secular, popular songs, folk- songs, folk hymns and spirituals. One of the most unusual, yet best received songs was one written by Norman Luboff entitled Much Ado About Nothing which consisted of short sayings put to music. An example was, Early to bed, early to rise makes a man healthy, wealthy, wise and bor- ing! It was indeed a treat for all who attended. 72 DA I H GY TE Probably one of the most unusual, yet more enjoyable events brought to us dur- ing the 1974-75 year was the Danish Gym Team. On November 20, the Cultural Arts Department brought this group of 24 young men and women to our campus. They performed folk dances, exercises, warm-up routines and gymnastics. The team was well-received by a full crowd of Southwestem students and community patrons. A CHRISTMAS C ROL, CROOGE The second Christmas play was A Christmas Carol or Scrooge . The title role was played by Mike Tschanz. The other members of the cast includ- ed K From Left To Rightj Front Row: Susan McGuire, Kathy Hampson. Kneeling, Row Two: Carol Thome, John Beck, Stew Cash, Carol Blanchard. Row Three: Donna Buffalino, Sheryl Rose, Mike Tschanz, JaLois Murphy. Row Four: Larry Lambdin, David Parker, Alan Daymude, Lauren Belfield, Jan Hoffine, Phil Bacchus, Joanne Palmieri, Steph Ratliff and Mary Green. STREET PX. CEE The informal play of Street Scenes was put on November 15-18 in Richardson Au- ditorium with only costumes for props. The cast included Steve Hailey, Sandy Owens, Roxanne Johnson, Linda Nugen, Carley Moberg, Misty Maynard, Steve Ru- zick, Stewart Cash, David Nichols, Su- zanne Smith, Ron Decker, Donna Buffa- lino, Paul Owens, Chere Holliday, JaLois Murphy, Rick Rottschaefer, Allyson Moon, Steph Ratliff, Leon Fundenburger, Carol Blanchard, Gary McCutcheon, Phil Bachus, Lori Alexander, Richard Hamil- ton, Dave Halligan, Mary Green, John Beck, Joanne Palmieri, Lyle Smith, Alan Daymude, Kristin Tilson, Brenda Cockrill and Jill McCollum. i f-..,,.,1 CAR IVAL Approximately 90 persons from both Southwes- tern and St. John's College took the production of the play, Carnival,' as their Jan Term class. Not ox. sus: .rf. 1 sw- fi only was the audience treated to an excellent play, 433 P 1555 ' but also a pre-performance meal and a variety of singers, dancers, and other circus performers in- cluding a magician and a trapeze artist. The cast Y' xJ3'x in -1e,::1a:s..r included: Jaquot - Craig Fenter Paul - Jay Wetterhus Lili - Susan McGuire Marco - Rick Rottschaefer Rosalie - Pam Nahnsen B.F. Schlegel - Greg White Carrot Top - Dave Lungren Horrible Henry - Ron Decker Renardo - Kjeld Christenson Margeurite - Sheryl Rose Grobert - Stew Cash 78 - f 79 , , WAEA H AVENUE REVIEW The first and one of the funniest plays staged this year was a talent show entitled The Wabash Avenue Revue . The play displayed the acting ta- lents of many of SC's students. Barbershop quar- tets, Boogie-Woogie girls, and a variety of singers and speakers entertained the audience. 80 KI The King Spice dance was sponsored February 14 by Gamma Omicron. This, the only formal dance ofthe year, not only gave the women of this school a chance to ask the men for a date, but gave them a chance to dress up. Jay Wetterhus was crowned king to preside over the dance. Left To Right, the other members of the court were Tim Webb, Gene Snyder, Terry Rhea, Ken Goyen, Hank Collins and Peter Allegre. There was plenty of fun for everyone, including those like Chris Cornetti who decorated and Carla Harris and Ben Zuk who attended the dance. z ri Q,-ts K 9 is, Uv ' f---f ..1 ::i ? PICE DANCE Rashomon,' opened on March 12 and was the dramatazatlon of an ancient Japanese legend. The cast members included Greg White-the bandit Paul Owens - Samurai Phil Bachus - the priest Mary Green - the woodcutter Allyson Moon - the wig maker John Beck - the deputy Aileen Upshaw - the mother Sheryl Rose - the medium 82 HERSH AND MO TG0lVIERY'S Paul Hersh and David Montgomery met the Southwestern and the city of Winfield's population in an exceptional concert. They featured rag and classical music with the William Tell Overature as a climax to their performance. Their humor made the concert not only something to sit back and enjoy but also light-hearted entertainment. RAGTIME AN SALO USIC AUTUGRAPI-I AUTOGRAPH wal fgg, 2 ldlft 7 is I -' Vw 4:8-. '4 . , , . 19 5 MOUNDBUILDERS AFF i Left: Beverley Olson, assistant editor, Dr. Phil Schmidt, advisor, Pam King, editor. Below: Jan Hoffine, Lois Anschutz, student life editors. Bottom: Carole Spencer, Kathleen Cole, Beverley Olson, Pam Smith, Pam King, Denise Quillen, Phil Schmidt, Lois Anschutz, Becky O'Neal, and Jan Hoffine. Not pictured are Diane Cook and Keith Graham. are ,... ,si f. N 'H' Xl , ff? Q l T? Q ...,. , COOPERATI EWI FIELD COLLEGE B 'XS W me wi 4. h :fr YH!-N 313309 new . . 1 ugh mi 2 .lr . , , 4,-f - 4' ef- 'ISF' Qin TJGRSF' JAZZ B Back Row: Mike Brurnmett, Jay Wetterhus, Max Craig, Dave Snyder, Janis Faidley, Mr. Tucker, Chris Freed, Mark Gilbreath, Paul Edens David Parker, Randy Nittler. Front Row: Jeff Glenn, Phillip Archer, Earon Gardner, David Halligan. .1 .. .-5 ,wwf J -'9l 'T , P' ' ' -, '- F W5 f i 5' Flutes Linda Nugen Sherri Larnrnerrnan 'Judy Gibson Dana Boylan Margaret Rogers Oboes 'Peggy Dennis Iris Finney Sandra Upshaw Clarinets Devee Keely Sue Ellington Coleen Winn Carol Marx Chere Holiday Lisa Temple Karen Rarnsdale Crystal Ball Peggy Ebuly f'Sue Vodenhal Jana Leddy Bassoon Marilyn Jones Bass Clarinet Lyle Weinhart James Williams French Horn John Hadsall Ken Renner Linda Brechemier Mark Torkelson Gisele White Jo Ann Smith ii ORCHE TR Mike Txchanz Alto Saxophone Janis Faidley Kris Freed Mark Gilbreath Tenor Saxophone Earon Gardner Baritone Saxophone Gary Schou Trumpets Mike Brummett Brian Hobbs Randy Nittler Brian Pulliam Mike Gamer David Pearson Jay Wetterhus John Lehman Trombones 'David Parker Paul Edens Perry Brunner Roy Lolliday Carla Harris Meredith McCoy Larry Bemhardt 'Max Craig 'Dave Halligan Tubas 'Leon Fundenberger Phillip Archer Clifford Metcalf David Nichols Timpani 'Indicates member in both Band and Or- chestra. 89 l 2 l ax! .,r+.,1z-1: , .. has Susan McGuire Percussion David Snyder Jerry Frank Gary Clifford Jeff Glenn Warren Wooldridge lst Violin Jennis Wilcox Susan Otte John Paulin Kristin Tilson Kathryn Rogers Charles Simonton 2nd Violin Randy Bradley Ellen Graeser Betty Nutter 'Linda Nugen R.B. White David Ross Sandy Dillard Viola Ed Stucky Toni Gray Janet Smith Cello Dianne Hodges Bonnie Bergdall Don Gibson String Bass David Snyder Phil Bachus --..,. e 8 A-CAPELLA CHOIR A Capella Choir went on tour second semester to various cities in Oklahoma and eastern Kansas. The choir was gone for two 3-day wee- kends in February. Under the direction of Dr. Warren Wooldridge, they sang at churches and numerous schools. Among the cities visited were Ponca City, Tulsa, Bartlesville, Ark City, Caldwell and Independence. The choir also participated in the 41st annual performance of Elijah , sang in the television production of Christmas Card From Southwes- tern , and gave several concerts throughout the year. One sequence in the April concert centered on the Southwestern madrigals and the Orchesis Dance Ensemble of W.S.U. Back Row: Dr. Warren Wooldrideg, Mary Boyle, Evelyn Williams, Dennis Phelps, Merlene Waltner, Danny Jones, Lisa Teinple, Mark Torkelson, Jennifer Wamer, Dryan Pulliam, Alice Grirnwood. Middle Row: Steve Ruzich, Krista Goff, Ken Kraus, Sherry Fast, Phil Bachus, Becky Decker, Greg Unruh, Lillian Garibay. Front Row: Melinda Harmon, Jim Morgan, Bonnie Bergdall, Jerry Frank, Carolyn Baumann, David Pearson, Susan McGuire, David Parker, Donna Buffalino, David Halligan, Kris Freed, Ray Kraus, Carol Marx. , gm' M 4, .. .1 fl! ,ff X 91 rm .. R DIC CLUB I' -4' Back Row: Moise Epie, Ed Van der Maas, David Miller, Martin Bamard, David James. Charlie McCue. Front Row: Leon Fundenburger, Dave Cole, Kevin Hartley, Linda Nugen, Mrs. Hanson, Celia Hook. BLACK TUDE TUNIC Back Row: Lamar Burks, Saundra Little, Pamela Hawthome, Pat Johnson, Felix Grimmitt, Donnie Davison. Front Row: Waymon Cruel, Alfredo Rodriguez, David Nichols. ,K Fig K Ham I BETA RHO MU Front Row: John Hutchinson, Mike McCarthy, Bob Jewell. 2nd Row: Mike McCoy, Paul Edens, Greg Hall, Ben Zuk, Ken Dirks, Terry Rhea. Back Row: Greg Beckmeyer, Hall Ankrom, Tim Caroll, Mike Walters, Todd Dvorak, Brian Cerrato, Mike Ast, Craig Dewell. CA PUS PLAYERS Back Row: Mike Tschanz, Rich Rottschafer, Richard Hamilton, Suzanne Smith, John Beck, Sandra Owens, Paul Owens, Phil Bacchus, Joann Palmieri. Front Row: Steve Ruzich, Susan Somers, Donna Buffalino, Sheryl Rose, Kathy Hampson. rf' G, , , 1 I, X ffp, f' , f i 5121! -.hw l vz .:.ia :ff KAPPA O ICRO Back Row: Diana May, Gloria Daniels, Paula Spencer and Joyce Cockrum. Front Row: Miss Morrison, Karen McDanie1s, Jo Ann Smith. THETAS Ist Row: Tim Webb, Tony Leddy, Jim Morgan, David Urban. 2nd Row: Jim Thomas, Steve Renner, Gary Brown, Tony Benevento, Jim Heck, Ivan Freeman, James Mason. 3rd Row: Dave Peck, Kevin Dutton, Greg Unruh, Randy Duncan, Martin Waples, Ken Renner, Steve Kelman, Mike Woods, Gary Baughman and Dana Smith. IOTA PI OMEGA Left To Right: flst Row! Carol Marx, Coleen Winn, Bonnie Bergdall, and Pam Smith. 52nd Rowj Susan Willard, Becky Keams, Denise Quillen, Carla Harris, Lynette Helmet, Candy Moots, Judy Smith, Candy Bolen and Cheryl Gleason. 53rd Rowj Mary Quibell, Lois MacMahan, Judy Woods, JoLynn Skaggs, and Liz Weston. 94 MU PHI EP ILC Donna Bean, Rioxie Callison, Jennifer Wamer, Marlene Waltner, Susan Vohendal, Jennis Wilcox. Bottom Row: Diane Hodges, Susan McGuire, Melinda Harmon, Mary Boyle and Saundra Beck. PHI MU ALPHA SI FUNIA Danny Jones, Kim Engleking, Max Craig, Mr. Tucker, Jerry Frank, Mike Marion and David Parker. Bottom Row: Gene Snyder, Jim Simmons and Mike Tschanz. -'Y fi Gail Hushka, Ron Gore, Brad Rymph, Alan Blinzler, Mr. Gary Horn. STUCC Back Row: Rich Dunfee, Clayton Crawford, John Phillips, Steve Kelman, Brian Downey, Paul Hobus, John Beck. Front Row: Ruth van der Maas, Kathy Hampson, Gail Hushka, Jim Fishback, Terry Graham, Richard Hamilton. 'Ve ,. . Q4 ,,...,' ,x SH .4 'uni' -7 1 , WCM ' P.E.ASSOCI TIC Carol Adkins, Judy Woods, Dar Richert, Jean Rhea, Jo Lynn Skaggs, Marsha Everett, Anne Myers, Lois Howard, Deborah Metcalf, Becky Schroll, Cheryl Gleason, Barbara Feaster, Lorraine Mushacke, Pam Miller, Bev Coe, Anne Richardson. CLUB Back Row: Henry Collins, Glenn McFall, Doug Howard, Jeff McAhren, Todd Dvorak, Rich Kubas, Mike McCoy, Randy King, Brian Cerrato. 2nd Row: Stan Boggs, Terry Rhea, Craig Dewell, Cerdown Ezell, Greg Beckmeyer, Steve Renner, Ralph Hanna, Kent Seyfried, Ken Goyen, Trent Weaver, Louis Mignone, David Nichols, Greg Hall, Ben Zuk, Gary Baughman, Pat Audley. Front Row: Waynon Cruel, Jim Morgan, Jim Heck, Randy May, Mike McCarthy, Lanor Bucks. Pwr gon!! i . 3422 :ln 41 GAMMA OMICRG Gamma Omicron is a home economics related sorority. It's con- tribution to Southwestern's campus was to offer information and develop personality as well as leadership. Officers were: Muriel Houghton, presidentg Becky Dimmitt, Vice-president, in charge of programsg Lori Ellison, vice-president in charge of social func- tionsg Diana Neely, secretaryg and LeAnn Webb, treasurer. Spon- sor for 1974-75 was Mary Carol Spears. With a motto like A Woman's Place is in the World , the girls had no problem applying it to meetings. Programs ranged from the LaMaze method of birth to using the metric system and how to win baking contests. The king spice dance was the only money-making project this year. Everyone worked toward success and excitement added to the enjoyment of the dance. Nominations were received from campus organizations and a general election was held. Jay Wetterhus was crowned King Spice. Senior farewells went to Karen McDaniel, Diana May, Gloria Daniels and Joyce Cockrum at the spring picnic. PI DELTA L Alan Bruchas, Rich Kubas, Dan Berg, Kevin Walsh, Tim Gaines, Clayton Crawford, John Phillips, Jim Dooley, Mike Simmons, Tom Mangiamele, Brian Hobbs, Jim Gillespie, Mark Altrui, Gavin Bevis. BETA BETA BETA Back Row: Steve Renner, Mike Burnett, Joe Schrag, Tim Webb, Jim Morgan, Ivan Freeman, Mike Cargill. Middle Row: Alan Bruchas, Kim Harper, Lynette Helmer, Randy Duncan, Joe Ramsey, Diane Ramsey, Deb Godwin, Russell White, Ken Renner, Dave Peck, Joyce Cockrum, Gary Baughman. Front Row: Dr. Charles Hunter, Ted Otte, Laura Monson, Dr. Robert Wimmer. V' SSA Saundra Beck, Judy Bruce, Judy Mahlandt, Diana Nealy, Keith Graham, John Lehman, Muriel Houghton and Miss Foley. PHI BETA LAMBD Ist Row: Rod Kreie, Keith Graham, Mr. Doyle, Gary Brown, Mike Bishop, Don Roswurm, Harley Rankin, Roxanne Johnson, Joyce McClure, Cindy Long. Second Row: Donald Seibel, Dick Bames, Max Craig, Lyle Weinert, David Urban, Mr. Bright, Diane Hodges, Beth Watkins, Terry Morrow, Ed McGowan, Steve McDaniel. Third Row: Dana Smith, Greg Rowe, Hal Ankrorn, Steve Kelman, Todd Dvorak, Mickey MacNair, Richard Dickerhoff. angie' Q s X CAMPUS CRUSADE FUR CHRIST ,QIQ LXIZZ 1 xAw T Left To Right: flst Rowj Gail Wolford, Carole Blanchard, Muriel Houghton, Steve McDaniel, Judy Bruce and Ed Stucky. 52nd Rowj Blaine Hildreth, Lauren Belfield, Diana Neely, Jan Hoffine, Leon Fundenburger, Anne Williams, John Beck and Brian Downey. 101 SPORTS ATHLETICS , D, ., 1 'r 'G' ,,1' I I 'ix ' nfmrL wv1:m,, Z,- . :K , Q A. FV K K K K f x . . HH N 1' M331 V ' O H . I , ,' ' K4 , h - 4 ' V: i -1'-fA ' A K 6 1974-75 Football Scores Sept. 14 - Alumni Game 26-0 Oct. 19 - Sterling College 18-0 Sept. 21 - Ottawa Univ. 14-30 Oct. 26 - McPherson College 7-0 Sept. 28 - Friends Univ. 0-14 Nov. 2 - St. Mary's of the Plains 19-14 Oct. 5 - Bethel College 7-17 Nov. 9 - Bethany College 13-7 Oct. 12 - Tabor College 21-10 Nov. 16 - Kansas Wesleyan 21-34 Southwestern finished its 74-75 Football season in a 4-way tie for 2nd place with a conference record of 5-3 and an overall mark of 5-4. Six seniors graduate from this year's squad and they include Alan Nation, an offensive tackle, Clayton Butler, offensive tackle, Jeff Fela, split receiver, Vic Mojica, Fullback, Larry Gillen, safety and Pat Murphy, cornerback. Several Builders received honors this fall. The team's awards as voted by the squad went to Alan Nation, outstanding blocker, Mike McCarthy, top defensive player, and Todd Dvorak, most valuable player. All KCAC selections were Mike McCoy, halfback - 1st team choice, Todd Dvorak, defensive end - 1st team, Jeff Fela, split end, honorable mention, Alan Nation, offensive tackle, honorable mention. Mike McCoy was also selected to the All-District Ten team and received NAIA all-American, honorable mention. Mike McCoy was leading rusher with 914 yards on 142 carries. Jeff Fela was leading receiver with 23 catches with 295 yards. Ben Zuk had 55 completions on 138 attempts for 730 yards to rank as top passer. On Sept. 21 the Builders traveled to Ottawa for their season opener. They led 7 -0 at half, 14-7 at the end of the 3rd quarter and in the final quarter Builder turnovers along with Ottawa's Dick Dimunico's outstanding passing, fell to the Braves 14-30. The next game was the conference opener against Friends Falcons. The Builders fell to the powerful Falcons 14-0. Southwestem then traveled to Newton for their battle with the Bethel Threshers and 7 turnovers led to a 17-7 defeat. Homecoming with Tabor was the next battle and Southwestern got on the track with a 21-10 victory sparked by McCoy's rushing and a Zuk to Shanklin bomb. A Homecoming crowd, though thinned out by a 2nd half downpour, went away happy about the lst Builder victory of the season. McCoy's efforts eamed him the AP Kansas Small College Player of the Week Award. Next week they traveled to Sterling and the Builders came away with an 18-0 shut out as the defense was outstanding. McPherson was the next foe and a 63-yard dash by McCoy in the 3rd quarter was the only score as the Builders came away with a hard fought 7 -0 win to even the record at 3-3. On Nov. 2, Southwestern traveled to Dodge City to meet preseason favorite, St. Mary's of the Plains in their homecoming. They came away with a hard-fought 19-14 win sparked again by McCoys running and noseguard Hank Collin's defensive efforts. The Topeka Junior was in on 27 tackles and tailback McCoy scored three times. Bethany college traveled to Sonner Stadium and SC defeated the tough Swedes 13-7 knocking them out of the title race. A tough defense and a key Zuk to Fela pass keyed the win. The last game of the season was at Salina against the Coyotes of Kansas Wesleyan and Wesleyan's potent Wishbone offense was too much for the Builders to handle as SC's winning streak was stopped at 5 by a score of 21-34. The season ending loss to Wesleyan dampened a great comeback which saw a dismal 0-3 start turned around by 5 consecutive wins. Although 6 Seniors will be sorely missed, with 18 of 22 starters returning for next year the outlook is bright and SC should battle for the title in 1975-76. 104 L L KA l it L Lf, 3 WX.-3 ,Q l if? '3- v. 1 f P LJ5?'i 7' if l V ,ef- i - -ff: 5 il t V .X ti any . .i fir, L, Q-vm gr. . .- ' QQ-iff? S233 ' - lf L S-,Z l '24, Q xg iffy 1 'J ?v .IN L V it-. L, Lf f r if 2 ' , L V mg ,LV Lf.Vg-W 1 jg j-I 3 L A LV n' i 63' E E L Vi 1 LL X. '71, ' W R- A- HH LH . . 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L L LL LL L. f X ' r' . .- or L Lg L LL - . -.,, . .IW - ,-'K 1 fi - L -L...? L, L V L .L L , ii' X Q ' 'F ' L LL ,L Sept. 14 Sept. 21 Sept. 28 Nov. 16 . 105 1974-75 Football Scores - Alumni Game 26-0 - Ottawa Univ. I4-30 - Friends Univ. 0-14 Oct. 5 - Oct. 12 - Tabor College 2 l-l0 Oct. I9 - Sterling College 18-0 Oct. 26 -McPherson College 7-0 Nov. 2 - Nov. 9 - - Kansas Wesleyan 21-34 Bethel College 7-l7 St. Mary's ofthe Plains 19-l4 Bethany College 13-7 BUILDERS iii, 1, 55 ,4 ACTIO ..,, . F , , , - .. I - .. .M . ..,,-.PTY QS' f x N , , f f ' L . -f 1'f1 ' ' - ' . as .' - 1 f' Jffvxgz- 'Lt - ' ' N , - M U U .M . ,Na . ig ,,,-, Q ,. 'gf' iff' , 0, 'Kin x Q.: ? T:- I 106 fm 1 2 107 L .i ' ,, .W . W K 1' ,y- DETERM NATION! hi ua 9 T . .. - 112511 if . . wQ - '5 ,I - ' We J-:I Y U K' ai Q M 'LF The Builder basketball team ended the season in with a 4th place finish in the KCAC, posting a record of 10 wins and 6 losses. The overall win-loss record was 12 and 10. One of the most exciting games of this '74-'75 season would have to be the big win over Fort Hays State College on their home court just before the Builders went home for Christmas vacation. This season saw S.C. playing games of close win and loss margins throughout the entire season. In only one contest was the team really never in contention. That game was the first conference game against KCAC champions Friends University. Evidence of the close contests this year can be seen by the fact that of the 22 games played, 15 were decided by 10 or fewer points. This season saw two time All KCAC Terry Rhea rewrite the S.C. record books in the scoring department. The 6'4 senior from Medicine Lodgeled all players in the state in scoring with a 24.1 average. For his efforts, he was elected to the NAIA district 10 team and made the NAIA All-American team with honorable mention honors. Other seniors graduating this year are 6'8 Ken Goyen, 6'0 guard Craig Dewell, 6'0 guard Russ Gilmore and 6'3 forward Allen Brennan. Rounding out the lettermen were 6'1 junior guard Randy King, 6'5 junior forward Kent Seyfried. Two freshman that had outstanding years for S.C. were 6'5 Steve Wilke and 6'6 Trent Weaver. S.C. 89 Alumni 68 S.C. 71 OCC 74 S.C. 80 Baker 64 S.C. 57 Friends 72 S.C. 66 Phillips 72 S.C. 68 Bethel 52 S.C. 74 Ft.Hays 72 S.C. 50 Benedictine 62 S.C. 68 Kansas Newman 74 S.C. 72 Tabor 66 S.C. 76 Sterling 61 S . C. 87 McPherson 79 S.C. 65 St. Mary's 53 S.C. 69 Bethany 61 S.C. 70 KWU 78 S.C. 63 Friends 71 S.C. 68 Bethel 71 S.C. 75 Sterling 74 S.C. 75 Tabor 71 S.C. 69 McPherson 64 S.C. 65 St. Mary's 63 S.C. 84 Bethany 87 S.C. 62 KWU 65 110 BUILDER BASKETBALL I 112 1 113 SGUTHWESTERN JUNIGR VARSITY 'gunnmgi f gUILUERg aUILUEpf xy MM! HUH. Uflis S. C. TRACK xi. SOUTHWESTERN KCAC CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPS 117 , 1 3 B , 3 , 4 in 'mx 0-X, -QQ 4, . 4 J 3 V 'f ',', 1 'L X , 'V - '-asm , A H Q 5 W h J' I- v K K , . K1 JF: K ' s 'K f K , X x if . .ax L ' ' P1 A X- D W VLL V N- f vs H! , ' ,.v , K .4 ' - , - , . -' y ' ff Y - 5 xi Q gfQe. . I, 5 215 4. ff! ff 'Quan was N! I N .M 1 f V. K I . W nf! 55,5 -V iv Y .K af 13..- A , K K ,Q na. V 22-A . 7.4 w . 7 'g pg-1 w--- 1, ,ni W M, . 'sm f' - ' x 4 1-.uh H at -W ' E ' f -iv - J Q 118 S. C. GOLF April and March were the cruelest months of all for varsity tennis at Southwestern. Spring rains and snows conspired to interrupt practice sessions and match play. Nonetheless the season under head coach Dan Daniel was a successful one. Early losses to Cowley County, Phillips University, Emporia State served as excellent propaganda for conference play. Emerging at the season's end, SC posted a 4 wins 1 loss record in the conference. The lone loss was at the hands of Beth- any by 1 point. wr Y QL' S. C. WGMENS VOLLEYBALL 121 La' .ff S11 VWNMENS BASKETBALL fl SOUTHWESTERN SWIM TEAM WOMENS INTRA-MURAL FOOTBALL T 1 MENS INTRA-MURAL BASKETBALL 7' we Q 5 .... Nxxwx WGMENS INTRA-MURAL BASKETBALL 127 I TRA- URAL ULLEYBALL ' W f . 1' wwmwhm 'W' 6 ,im E 1? --.,.,,l-wk .53 '?gls'f-Q , -f fu wg:-wg, , ZBT 128 1 4 LMMH ...W f2mv,,,.,w kan an an as 2' .wid 1. -U.. -4. ru in -nv. 5 use 1 ,- 4' 49' 0 J n r sl ..-0 r wr 1 X ,- ,f Q ,Q ..- pil ,ff ,vw -1 If M. .4 .Q 9 -4 fa 1:17 129 . l . TR, ij Q ' M ,::. ,., 1 by .. iw ,rf 2 TR -MUR LBOWLI G i 1 '3 1 ,...,- S- 7' if , vnu 130 X , i V, i g M., 3 , Z 2 Q, 5 1 S V ' F 2 i its M iw 1 xii Q AUTOGRAPH AUTOGRAPH Four years of hard work in the past, the 1975 SC seniors met the present in a culminating ceremony to their academic career at Southwestern. On May 18, the annual commencement exercises were held at their traditional site eSonner' Stadium. In the rays of the setting sun, seniors and their families and friends listened to the offerings of various speakers and the Southwestern band. Honorary degrees were confered to several persons in the course of the ceremony. Bruce Cutler, WSU professor and poet, and David McGuire, father of SC senior Susan McGuire, were among those awarded. At the close of the evening, Warren Wooldridge, above pictured, led the crowd in a singing of the alma mater. W .nf QP...-5: ,,,, . .5 XE if Y 9 - 0 W 135 136 .,.... N... 1 A M-SRE l gina N 139 FACULTY FACULTY Left To Right: Dr. John Paulin iChaplainJ, Shirley Sparks fNurseJ, Joan Dimmitt iBook Storej, Winnie Hodges 1Hos tessb, Pat Harriss, Myrtle Ingerson CLibraryD, Gene Bonham lMaintenanceJ, Kathy Hickman, Ralph Decker QLibraryJ James B. Monroe iChaplainJ. Not pictured: Keith Starry and John Stepnoski KFood Serviceb, Dan Nutter iLibraryJ Annette Hanna QBookstoreJ, and Etha Ellinger 1HostessJ. Left To Right: Lewis Gilbreath fDirector of Administrative Servicesb, Gerald Raines iDirector of Adrnissionsj, Rick Johnson QAss't Director of Admissionsb, Dr. Albert Dimmitt QAss't Dean of the Collegel, Dr. J. Hamby Barton, lDean of the Collegej, Michael Hostetter iCollege Representativeb, Richard Dunfee fDean of Stu- dentsl, Ed van der Maas fAss't Dean of Students.J E E1 .:Ff Left To Right - Barbara Shively lstudent aidj, Donna Bean lAlumni Affairs-News Bureaul, Viola Schwantes fComptrollerj, Howard Stephens fDirec- tor of Comm. v College Relationsj and Earl Spidel lBusiness Managerj. Not pictured - Bill Flaming fDirector of Developmenty. -91, L' ' ' K L QEQQQNE 'N f f '-f ai! A ggwi fr rrr t C f4f t' i'4 ' - f ' f to , A 1, V fin 'Q sv I Q ' J f LJ ' - - 1 ? - Q ' ' ' ' 1 'Rini' , Y 6 3 fu- 4 - -t .rf . I iv., . CW ' 5 , S E' lf - 1 C p , A 3 ly tt -- - ,I '-, 'D C lllr if ff ' 'mei fa ik ....-L+. SOUTHWESTERN'S 1974-75 M NISTRATIC HDW Y GF THESE N AN WOMEN CA YOU IDE TIFY. 143 Photo on Righl f Lejl To Right - Clara Embrey fFinancial Development Accountsj, Dorothy Ber- nard QEducation and Placement Managerb. Ro- land Elliott tRegistrarJ, and Dr. Byron Moore fCoordinator of Title lll Programj. Photo below f Dr. Donald B. Ruthenberg fPresident of South- western Collegel. Due to circumstances beyond our control, we were unable to obtain a photo of the Natural Science department. Members of the department are: Dr. Verlin Drinen, Dr. Edward Dubowsky, Manley Huber, Dr. Charles Hunter, Phyllis Johnson, Cheryl Kaufman, Orland Kolling, Dr. Leonard Laws, Marva Morrison, Jim Paramore, Duane Rankin, Dr. Larry D. Smith, Mary Carol Spears, Max C. Thompson, Dr. Robert Wimmer and Mrs. Yvonne Shrader, secretary. ATURAL DCI L CIE CE DEP RTME T Social Science Department Edward P. Foster, Melva Foley, James B. Monroe, Dr. John Paulin, Dr. Larry Wilgers, Pat Doyle, Richard Bames, Edward Salm, Dr. Wallace Gray, Richard Valyer, Dr. Phillip Schmidt, Dr. Charles Bright, Dr. Albert Dimmitt, Roland Elliott. Not pictured: Dr. Donald Anderson. Yr ,EAL . Q. ,I -f.: .-s x K ,Sv ,K A .., .JM cpu. , . . .ji . M at uv!! A.2,,,,,, .q, ... , ,. e Seated: Marguerite Hessini, Dan Daniel, Gleva Hanson, Norman Callison. Standing: A.D. Cope, Gary Horn, Troy Boucher, Helen Wroten, Judith Charlton and Alfredo Rodriguez. LANGUAGE - LIT ANDJFI E ART DEPT . Seated KL-Rj: Ross Williams, Veda Rogers, Jana Bobo. Standing KL-Rl: Richard Bobo, Wayne Tucker, Warren Brown, Jim Strand, Dr. Warren Woodldrige. i l CLA SS STU DE NTS CLASS Carol Adkins Karen Aeschliman Peter Allegre Andy Balerio Bemie Balerio Lynne Bales Jim Banks Martin Barnard Gary Baughman Bobbie Beavers Saundra Beck Tony Benevento Bemie Bemally Candy Bolen Larry Book Alan Brennan Becky Bruton Janice Bums Mary Ann Busman Clayton Butler OF '75 5 EQ ii fig S 2 5 148 ,,.,,,:, 1 . Q. . . E f- l w , Q il ... -'LL as -A f I f Hazel Carter Stewart Cash Brenda Cockerill Joyce Cockrum Doris Coker Barb Coleman Henry Collins Don Cook Rachel Cooper Janet Coplin John Craft Max Craig Gloria Daniels Craig Dewell Ken Dirks Mike Ewing Martha Feaster Jeff Fela Georganne Fischer Jerry Frank Farley Frazier Vickie Gaston Steve Geesling Nancy Gilger t James Gillespie Larry Gillen Russ Gilmore Ron Gore Ken Goyen Kathy Hampson Linda Hargrove Melinda Harmon Stan Harp Kim Harper Rick Hatfield Steve Hatfill Gretchen Herlocker Kathy Hickman Blain Hildreth Susan Hostetter John Stepnoski participates in a wet W V if I , . fi' 54 y iz? We ' Lois Howard Robert Hubbard Rod Iverson Danny Jones Mary Jones Momobu Kabba 150 I IA A b R 1 3' 4 , if . Q , L QW cl 1 ig Q ' xt s 'A gi V my WV 1, 1, .... ,M ,,. ,M , . ,. .. N AM . ,ww w A It: , 9 973155 -- -- ',f. 6's -1-B VK -3 Am S Pez 255- W 1 25' 3 f. v ef Z, A sp, mek ,N u ga ws IB 13:1 ,J - r.41 4,9 rtrer x . V Q ,,.. ,, ,gr IM bg Ni'-1f fb'1g'Rg 1.2 .li-, - H5 E ,QM my mr 4 ma , Y l. p' 0 for mv' .-K Fil m,f'a- w Ni if 1'-IV' Kyle Kadau Shae Kibby Kojiro Kimura Neva Knuckey Ray Kraus fx, A ' -f f' 1 3 -K L L. . . ,,,.. .f Danny Lambert Is Gary Brown a casualty of Halloween festivities? Q7 w K .,:,, i.iyy,is i Vr.. VV k V,.- f r f 3 f ,f ri 53W ' v pa fl? A is .2-9' ,am W4 F Z. A ,M .151 ,eb-it 1241 ,ww-Y if v--I s'z' la 1 1 ' xx 5 1 151 Jana Leddy Tony Leddy Hwi Soo Lee John Lehman Ellen Lewis Heinz Luethe Terry Luton Marie Marquis David Massey Dianna May Misty Maynard Jeff McAhren Tom McCarthy Joyce McClure Jan McClung Mike McCoy Charlie McCue Karen McDaniel Steve McDaniel Susan McGuire Slater's Kris Miles Pamela Miller David Mills Victor Mojica Willard Morris Pat Murphy Alan Nation Kotaro Noda Ted Otte Paul Owens Sandy Owens Brian Papenfuss Bob Parsons Dennis Phelps Grover Phillips John Phillips Two SC students bob for apples at Halloween festivities in Slater's cafeteria. N ?x1,.,E.-53-w ..,.,p-1 . , ., .. ' 'J-'JF ii' 1 my 'Q K Y, QW, i 4 'X ,f ,,...,- '05 pglioio si m' .. . ., M 'm --R.- 2' - .f'.'-ami' iii' ' f y- iii -af -5 N- . ,, E P .:,. P ' f S- Q' :ae 2: : ' vi' ' J H9 ' I 1 Egg, P El ,f gs t I ., ,rw N9 . f 6 .S .EIN Q- uia ' r 9: 15, 512 . .1our? . 'f' B W k 5 'if' 2 f f ff J-w -f 14 ifr! ! Ilv J I 'li A ,gif ,..,, H, . ,E aff W f f 3, 3 fa! 5 f P, L 1 M Y rg -- fy, .::- if Q ia, ,--in L . ', ,i a ,fi we 51 ' A' 15,4 e Qi? A:f'z S A 2 ' fsaasiiizf? ,,,,1.:,1,5, , ,gffgiiw f Q31 HQK ' V, , - ff: 2i.':m'z ' 16f' s .MW 1 . as if 1 ig in 4 . 9. 1 griweisi ni uf av R R .ML 1 3? - ,F ,gi We , v.,,. ': . K, f iitr I 7 53 5 5 2 ' ' i'u2:'YEE53Tf!2i,fs wa. , - . ,ki W,,, feng.-, .m tw ' f, v..aw-iiifwfl I 3 we Wales, Aw tk P H Q, r as rib f - -fm -R ,, ii 4 .I . ,LLW, . HK arf J it 1' 4 mf l f3i We , l at ' T it , a eee ttsnsst S , w ,,. ,,,..:,,,, . , , . , 'Wm33a,,Mg -,,,-- Mega 33362 Q . f. - vu Sis f -' .:fm f41- 1 lfff ' ,1J:5!2:1 1 fa A . we L6 'fi Q gf EM ag f ai, r Bt, W -rr 13 5' .f Q' a if' da 2 wal? F 55341 fr' K 1 . it S 1 X . JZFWVGW -f 'Z lgsgzaq Q 5 4 ,F 5 Q .www , ni ip if if j! l 153 it ,z-zz, . w w ., , fit: 2' - ,,,, ,,,,- Vfyy in E V . - .,...- .-f Raymond Ramirez Hal Ramsay Karen Rarnsdale Helen Reech Terry Rhea Marla Rowe David Royer Becky Schou Gary Schou Donna Schuetz Don Seibel Robert Shanklin Marilyn Shaw Deb Shore Richard Shore Jo Ann Smith Suzanne Smith Robert Snyder Susan Somers John Stepnoski Patti Stepnoski Michael Talbert Matt Thomas Krystal Trimmer Bill Truax Mike Tschanz Reta Tyler Sandy Upshaw Ruth Van Der Maas Norma Wade Tim Webb James Wetterhus W Jennis Wilcox Donna Wilson L ly gr -X ,LN -l NOT PICTURED: Max Ferguson, Denise Marine, Donald McKinney, Rak Ki Park, Vicki Pollock, William Wilber Mary Wise. CLASS OF ' 6, J ICR ' S' K X - f L0f1A1emdef . 'W Mark Altrui 'iiii I M N Hal Ankrom Q f N' J Bonnie Bamett if ' W . fi 1 Cmda Bamett X ' K '. - 1, -K , ff. W fi I f Jim Bean Lauren Belfield Carol Black Alan Blinzler Stan Boggs . I C Randy Bradley Paulette Brill Sue Jean Brooks Gary Brown Judy Bruce ,ff Alan Bruchas Charles Buss Martha Butler Belinda Carrillo John Carroll , A 154 Timothy Carroll Gary Clifford Beverly Coe John Cook Ross Couchman Richard Courtney Clayton Crawford Peggy Dennis Bob DeVore David Dirnit Judy Dixon Todd Dvorak Clifford Elder Moise Epie Barbara Feaster John Ferguson Jean Ford Leon Fundenberger Mark Gilbreath Cheryl Gleason Deborah Godwin Krista Goff Sandra Groene David Halligan Richard Hamilton Leann Haney Kathleen Hannigan Lynette Helrner Cheri Henke Chris Hill f' Paul Hobus Diane Hodges Muriel Houghton Doug Howard David Inyang David K. James Debra Jameson Voleta Jordan Steve Kelman Randy King Galen Knight Richard Kubas Saundra Little Cindy Long Steve Masterson Mike McCarthy Velda Vasey and her opponent ready themselves for an apple-bobbing contest during the Halloween observance in the cafeteria. 1:77 f ,VI . if I f . 'f fe 55,51 If s ,: ' 156 Q. H if fa' I is j X . 1 ' - . ,, I Q 1, Q vw .L 7 , A Q a ,. ,EE M if , Lai ,, f!fQ1,5g,, ' - 1 -Y I K -...V fi71-'Jil .,,,.. . 1'1'..-'1 . avi' 5 I ez-if-1: r 5 fp .Av,,gl,fg-1f3,,:5,yig. -M f ff' I K Q ,mm.,, ,E-Q ,K ' PM A f ,-if ., , NW- A,-I ' ff T fx? . an 1 M g K W' all , L , U fm gif aaiins Qk V4 K ,,f' fig I .. .uw ,. , ' , ,W f aiss .ri D wg ,Q- may x 'S' z f u and f 157 Jill McCollum Mike McCoy Glenn McFall Ed McGowan Gifford Metcalf Louis Mignone David Miller David L. Miller Ann Monroe Laura Monson Allyson Moon Candy Moots Loraine Mushacke Robert Nash Paul Nation Tara Sue Nicholson Linda Nugen Effiong Okokon Pat O'Neil Jo Ann Palmier David Parker Pat Parton David Pearson Dave Peck Jon Pudden Terri Pulaski Mary Quibell Harley Rankin Katheryn Regnier Pat Regnier Kenneth Renner Debra Rhea Bill Rinkenbaugh Don Roswurrn Linda Roswurm Richard Rottschaefer Greg Rowe Kent Seyfried Margaret Shafer Bill Shaw Michael Simmons Jo Lynn Skaggs Dana Smith Janette Smith Donna Snellen Raymond Sparks Paula Spencer Irvin Stevenson Deb Sthole Jacque Striegel Ed Stuckey Sharon Taylor Kim Wanell Tennal Keybrook Tennal Jim Thomas Robin Tietze David Urban Richard Veatch Merlene Waltner Greg Wamer fgnj QL : . Vkf. . . 2 fi iii ,K .f , , , if 35f,,y5,, '-1' r ,. wr ,- ' B Q A- rr , t ., 1 gf. .,. if ,, ,4 X we iw! wi yt , i 4 ag ' AV 4 4 Y K il F 4 it 4 QQ if lm .M 3 953' 'W , K .r M , , .A Y if 1. 2 A fs r 1 , y fi . .. 4 ,5 , , ,a HQ , ,W , 'QU' ,U , Qu N-was M H AVIV ' wr - fi if ,V f i 1' , IW L eh r E! A Y 4 ' W, .L r sX if 9 ' x 52 r , - vs- J iw X Q: uynx A -i ff , 351 , .... -X K . If -- , , Fi fr 4 Q W X Us . fy' 43, va: X , .Vik '..f ' 1' , vi Ny. cw Qfpwf JA, . fl ,,,,, i-vw' . . . ,. . ,iv:15!'n':l', ' , waz: Wg a zi ezzeisz ' ' ' 1, 4 L , w,g,,,a, if Linda Wassall Beth Watkins Liz Weston Tom Wheeler Greg White David Williams Deborah Wilson Gail Wolford Mike Wood Judy Woods Tom Worstell Christine Yocam NOT PICTURED Cliff Bennington Dan Berg, Donna Buffalino Steven Davis Terry Des Lee Zwmk chame Steve Kerr Lois McMahan Charles Pasfield, Paul Salke Ronald Seibel One student plunges to the depths in search of a bobbing apple! CLASS CF '77' - OPHOMCRE Marcia Allen Mike Ast Pat Audley Phil Bachus Carolyn Bauman John Beck Greg Beckmeyer Bonnie Bergdall Gavin Bevis Mike Bishop Mary Boyle Mike Bumett Tina Burough Mike Cargill Becky Carter Brian Cerrato Liz Chamberland Rosemary Cherry Kay Clevenger David Cole Kathleen Cole Bill Condit Diane Cook Christine Cornetti Norman Crow Margaret Davis Brenda Dean Dodd Demas Tom DeRuggiero Al Dimrnitt at ff- P K ii il' F J,,, orey f In , an 9,3 ,K gym i i i time or a.. if - . . t,,,: ,r. 5. .,,, .. . IN - l'H-Za X if , PQ7 .5129 - -P 2 1 r --. . 5 BV I' at ., J' , ff! . .vii-X! E ,sf J , H my .2 . . -lm-' 5 ,, ,fHf W5S'1 uf..-'Q fx I 6 XA iq Q , W' 5 ' Kylix, Q .eg 2 5 , Q .A L 53 I Y. 1 r , -' f is 1 :B ga B md Mt , , K , et ...-.-nv . - ' ,. flisgf 5 -f . 'gg i'-5 'I-1 J ... . ig. 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Y .,,, m ay U ., fEi5?Ef5ff'!'w. +M' 'K I-, vb fza69fYf'l -- J l, ,,,, 'akamai' 635' W7 : x , I 'S ra ,M ff' f' H' , ,ff , ., Q . . ff 1 I . fi '1 nf- X gi , .Q O' l Jim Dooley Brian Downey Randy Duncan Kevin Dutton Lynn Dyke Robert Eagleson Paul Edens Lori Ellison Kim Engleking Janice Faidley Jane Famsworth Mike Fell Susan Finney Jim Fishback Rolina Flater Ivan Freeman Timothy Gaines Jorge Garces Lillian Garibay Ellen Graeser Keith Graham Teresa Graham Toni Gray Jack Greiner Felix Grirnmett Greg Hall Patricia Halsig Carla Harris Jim Heck Mary Jo Hein Brian Hobbs Sally Holcombe Brad Holman Celia Hook Evelyn Hostetler Y rr L 4' 5 ,ffrkif . ' Aw Rob Houser ,V y 5 Hg: Gail Huschka John Hutchinson Ron Hutto Chixnan Hwang Bob Jewell James Karasek Becky Keams Maureen Kee Pam King Rodney Kreie Anita Lawrence Trish Lindquist Mickey MacNair Judy Mahlandt Torn Mangiamele Mike Marion Carol Marx Gay Massey Sandee McDade Pam McGill John McGowan Ian McKinley Vito Mennona Sue Metcalf Pat Miller Carley Moberg James Morgan Ann Myers Diana Neely Randy Nittler Jerry Nixon Elise Oishi Beverley Olson Becky O'Nei1 f ,K .,., E i,1I2i:!LiiKi1' iizftg Qkf ffe 'o wi MZ 1 V 1' ,,vq,:,. ,, v A. gf.. .- ,W,f55,,. 2' 1 , Qvj: . JJJJJ , I 7, ww- ,zfggi ere e V l, , f 1- 4 ' eel ' ' l ae ,N , , 5 5 All . ' mi-u 1 . I , 3 , , 5 2 1 ,K if Q., fig 15 J I ..t,,,,.. , if- 1 'l 'I 'V 19 'PS J 4 , ' ,,.a. J. ., Ma Ag, 1 L ,,l r V,wN,i,,LVV!f'+, 1 A A iw E X ...Q E1 Q ? Q' f -7 Q 5' x- 1 'lin ' gi fa. ' at fa .2 ,am ' . Hjljgi Q xr , x , X 1 X Q sf f we 4h Q We the Q N ,ai ' 9 fic' f. . .arg 91- - 1 R ,RS . 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Q 5 L ' v .t 'ff' v '-57.1 'ttzeisqh ,wiht mfg, 5 T. f 1.'. - ..J, , ,.i:. , Walter Perry Richard Peterson Elizabeth Pugmire Brian Pulliam Sue Purdy Denise Quillen Diane Ramsey Joe Ramsey Steve Renner Ann Richardson Susan Richardson Ricky Rindfleisch Joy Rogers Steve Rogers Sheryl Rose Steve Rosecrans Elaine Rosson Steve Ruzich Jerry Ry man Brad Rymph Rasack Salami Jeanne Sauerwein Joe Schrag Denise Sherwood Jim Simmons Judy Smith Pam Smith Tommy Smith Rick Snell Cheryl Stoll Lisa Temple Carol Thorne Greg Unruh Ron Van Sickle Susan Vondehnal Mike Walters Marty Waples Jennifer Wamer Dale Weaver Leanne Webb Rob White Russell White Susan Willard Evelyn Williams Julie Wilson CLASS OF '78 FRES MAN Ihsan Aboulhasn Pam Amey Phillip Archer Janice Aming Mike Atakpa Crystal Ball Carol Bartel Marla Bean Robert Beckwith Lauren Bemally Kim Bever Carol Blanchard Jeanette Boyd Dana Boylan Paula Bradley Daniel Brown Kristine Brown Sean Brown We L H' D an ' I we H J R Q, YS? X 1, 2 51 .- T L, ' if l Mike Brummett Perry Bruner Janet Buller Lamar Burks D'Ann Burling David Carrell Carl Casterline Sung Hae Chung Jill Coleman John Coplin Donald Courtney Kelly Creed Wayman Cruel Lenora Davidson Alan Daymude Rebecca Decker Ronald Decker Starla Decker Richard Dickerhoff J ami Dobbs Dale Donnell Roger Elliott Marcia Everett Ardouin Ezell Sherry Fast Iris Finney Ron Fish Larry Floyd Mitchell Foudray Kristine Freed Michael Gagnon Earon Gardner Jeff Glenn Roy Galladay Mary Green Alice Grimwood James Gropper Phyllis Hackerott Karen Hadley Timothy Hammer Ralph Hanna Kevin Hartley Larry Hatfield Pamela Hawthome Richard Hessee Janella Hoffine David Holeman Chere Holliday Carleta Hopper Loren Isaac Stuart Jarrett Roxanne Johnson Devee Keely Wayne King Ken Kraus Janice Laber Larry Lambdin Danny Larnbing Kinue Langhoffer Marta Liebau James Littell Randall Mark Randy May Gary McCutcheon David McLeod Pamela McMillen Melissa Moberg Cynthia Moergen Melinda Morford Tim Mousley J alois Murphy David Nichols Brad Nill David Owen Michael Perkins Eddie Popplewell Fondia Posey Brad Quillen Sheryl Rankin Stephanie Ratliff Charles Redricks Beth Richardson Darlene Richert Clair Roderick K W ff53a2s5m1.azs 1 . , f- fu .R -AP' ,gf J X fs 1: -, - -'V' 1 7- is' g-gg - as l N .5 sci C if ff' 1 W1-V N at t If an ? f F H' 95 E 1 .ff !,s . -.N . ,sea ., f IFS' '31 r H 11' R ,, im , ug.-fi-6 af Ju' Q J .K f i Y : , Y ,-t ' lr f ., , S .1 leeea l 1 m ,E ,, . ,,g-ye sgsgfagj-1 J J ,E 1 15, , fl Q Q if f ,- Q r,,59'i - fff:5-zsxvg f. , .ff J' P, ,s. v,'g'. .wfiiwff Winamp... 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S J A -' W LESS- l- fr i Not pictured: Donnie Davison, Martha Rivera, Judy White. 167 -kg Stephen Wilke Anne Williams Nancy Wolfe Sheilia Wood Georgia Wyse 2 f Karen Rose Waynette Schoch Becky Schroll Pam Schultz Pam Sedei Gregory Shaddy Conrad Shepard John Shiock Judy Shore Mona Simonton Gail Smith Janet Smith Lyle Smith David Snyder Melinda Snyder Carole Spencer J eane Spidel Torn Starkey Michael Thompson Tim Tillman Kristin Tilson Susan Unruh Velda Vasey Cynthia Walker Diane Waller Kevin Walsh Sherry Wassenberg Trent Weaver Lyle Weinert Giselle White FACULTY - Anderson, Dr, Donald - 46 Barnes, Richard -100 Barton, Dr. J. Hamby - 2, 142 Bean, Donna - 2, 95, 143 Bemard, Dorothy - 143 Bobo, Richard - 14 Bonham, Gene - 46, 142 Boucher, Troy - 14 Bright, Charles - 100 Brown, Warren - 14 Callison, Norman - 14 Charlton, Judith - 14, 46 Cope, A.D. - 14 Daniel, Dan - 14 Decker, Ralph - 142 Dimmitt, Dr. Albert -- 142 Dimmitt, Joan - 142 Doyle, Pat - 100 Drinen, Verlin - 2 Dunfee, Richard - 96, 142 Elliott, Roland - 5, 143 Embrey, Clara - 143 Foley, Melva - 100 Gilbreath, Lewis - 2, 142 Hanson, Gleva - 14, 97 Harris, Patricia - 142 Hessini, Margeurite - 14 Hickman, Kathy - 142 Hodges, Winnie - 142 Hom, Gary - 14, 96 Hostetler, Michael- 2, 142 Hunter, Dr. Charles 2, 99 Ingerson, Myrtle -- 142 Johnson, Rick - 142 Johnson, Phyllis - 2 Laws, Leonard - 2 Monroe, James - 142 Moon, Roger -- 18 Moon, Allyson - 18, 86 Moore, Byron - 143 Morrison, Marva - 2, 91 Paulin, Dr. John - 46, 89, 142 Raines, Gerald - 142 Rodriguez, Alfredo - 14, 91 Ruthenberg, Dr. Donald - 2, 143 Schmidt, Phillip - 1, 87 Schwantes, Viola - 2, 143 Shively, Barbara - 143 Sparks, Shirley - 142 Spidel, Earl - 2, 5, 143 Strand, Jim - 14 Stephens, Howard - 143 Tucker, Wayne 14, 29, 87, 95 van der Maas, Ed - 91, 142 I DEX Wakefield, Martha - 46 Williams, Ross - 14 Wimmer, Dr. Robert - 2, 99 Wooldridge, Dr. Warren - 14, 89 Wroten, Dr. Helen - 14 STUDENTS - Abdoulhosn, Ihsan - 164 Adkins, Carol - 47, 148 Aeschilman, Karen - 148 Alexander, Lori- 70, 154 Allegre, Peter - 81, 148 Allen, Marcia - 160 Altrui, Mark - 99, 154 Amey, Pam - 164 Ankrom, Hal - 100, 154 Anchutz, Lois - 1, 87, 70 Archer, Phillip - 87, 89 Arning, Jan - 164 Ast, Mike - 160 Atakpa, Michael- 164 Audley, Pat - 97, 160 Bachus, Phil - 75, 90, 160 Balerio, Andy - 148 Balerio, Bemie - 148 Bales, Lynne - 148 Ball, Crystal - 89, 164 Banks, Jim - 148 Bamard, Martin - 91, 148 Barnett, Bonnie - 154 Bamett, Cinda - 154 Bartel, Carol - 164 Baughman, Gary 47, 91, 99, 148 Baumann, Carolyn - 90, 160 Bean, Jim - 154 Bean, Marla - 164 Beavers, Bobbie - 148 Beck, John - 46, 75, 96, 101, 160 Beck, Saundra - 70, 95, 100 Beckmeyer, Greg - 47, 160 Beckwith, Tracy -- 164 Belfield, Lauren - 75, 101, 154 Benevento, Tony - 91, 148 Bennington, Cliff - 154 Berg, Dan - 99 Bergdall, Bonnie - 89, 90, 91, 160 Bemally, Bemie - 148 Bemally, Lauren - 164 Bever, Kim - 164 Bevis, Gavin - 99, 160 Bishop, Mike - 100, 160 Black, Carol - 154 Blanchard, Carol- 18, 75, 164 Blinzler, Alan - 96, 154 Boggs, Stan - 47, 154 Bolen, Candice - 91, 148 168 ,90, 134 Book, Larry - 148 Boyd, Gretchen - 164 Boylan, Dana - 164, 89 Boyle, Mary - 89, 95 Bradley, Paula - 164 Bradley, Randy - 89, 154 Brennan, Alan - 148 Brill, Paulette - 154 Brooks, Sue - 154 Brown, Daniel - 164 Brown, Gary -91, 100, 154 Brown, Kris - 164 Brown, Sean - 27, 164 Bruce, Judy - 100, 101, 154 Bruchas, Alan - 99, 154 Brummett, Mike - 87, 89, 165 Bruner, Perry - 89, 165 Bruton, Becky - 148 Buffalino, Donna - 75, 90 Buller, Janet - 165 Burks, Lamar - 47, 91, 165 Burling, D'Ann - 165 Bumett, Mike - 99, 160 Bums, Janice - 148 Burough, Tina - 160 Busrnan, Mary Ann - 148 Buss, Charles - 154 Butler, Clayton - 148 Butler, Martha - 154 Cargill, Mike - 99, 160 Carrell, Dave - 165 Carrillo, Belinda - 154 Carroll, John - 154 Carroll, Timothy - 155 Carter, Becky - 160 Carter, Hazel - 147 Cash, Stew - 75, 149 Casterline, Carl- 165 Cerrato, Brian - 47 , 160 Chamberland, Elizabeth - 160 Cherry, Rosemary - 160 Chung, Sung-Hae - 165 Clevenger, Kay - 160 Clifford, Gary - 46, 89, 155 . Cockrum, Joyce - 70, 91, 99, 149 Coe, Bev - 47, 155 Coker, Doris - 149 Cole, Dave - 91, 160 Cole, Kathleen - 1, 87, 160 Coleman, Barb - 149 Coleman, Jill - 165 Collins, Henry - 47, 81, 149 Condit, Bill - 160 Cook, Diane - 1, 87, 160 Cook, Don - 149 Cook, John - 155 Cooper, Rachael - 149 Coplin, Janet - 149 Coplin, John - 165 Cornetti, Chris - 81, 160 Couchman, Ross - 155 Courtney, Don - 165 Courtney, Richard - 155 Craft, John - 149 Craig, Max - 87, 89, 100, 149 Crawford, Clayton - 96, 99, 155 Creed, Kelly - 165 Crow, Norman - 160 Cruel, Wayman - 47, 91, 165 Caniels, Gloria - 91, 149 Davidson, LeNora - 165 Davis, Margaret - 160 Davis, Steven - 155 Davison, Donnie - 91, 165 Daymude, Alan - 75, 165 Dennis Dean, Brenda - 160 Decker, Becky - 16, 90, 165 Decker, Ron - 165 Decker, Starla - 165 Demas, Dodd - 76, 160 , Peggy - 89, 155 DeRuggiero, Tom - 160 Deschaine, Terry - 155 DeVore, Bob - 46, 155 Dewell, Craig - 49, 149 Dickerhoff, Richard - 165 Dimit, Dave - 155 Dimmitt, Albert - 160 Dirks, Ken - 149 Dixon, Judy - 155 Dobbs, J ami - 165 Donnell, Dale - 165 Dooley, Jim - 99, 161 Downey, Brian - 18, 46, 96, 101, 161 Duncan, Randy - 161, 91,99 Dutton, Kevin - 91, 161 Dvorak, Todd - 47, 100, 155 Dyke, Lynn - 46, 161 Eagleson, Bob - 161 Edens, Paul - 87, 89, 161 Elder, Clifford - 155 Roger Elliott - 165 Ellison, Lori - 86, 161 Engleking, Kim - 46, 95, 161 Epie, Moise - 91, 155 Everett, Marcia - 47, 165 Ewing, Robert - 149 Ezell, Ardouin - 47, 165 Faidley, Janice - 87, 89, 161 Farnsworth, Jane - 161 I DEX Fast, Sherry - 90, 165 Feaster, Barb - 47 , 155 Feaster, Martha - 149 Fela, Jeff - 149 Fell, Mike - 161 Ferguson, John - 155 Finney, Iris - 89, 165 Finney, Susan - 161 Fischer, Georganne - 149 Fish, Ron - 165 Fishback, Jim - 96, 161 Flater, Rolina - 161 Floyd, Larry - 165 Ford, Jean - 154 Foudray, Mitchell - 165 Frank, Jerome - 89, 90, 149 Frazier, Farley - 149 Freed, Kristine - 87, 89, 90, 165 Freeman, Ivan - 91, 99, 161 Fundenberger, Leon - 71, 89, 91, 155 Gagnon, Mikael- 163 Gaines, Timothy - 99, 161 Garces, Jorge - 161 Gardner, Earon - 87, 89, 165 Garibay, Lillian - 90, 161 Gaston, Vickie - 149 Geesling, Steve - 149 Gibson, Judy - 89 Gilbreath, Mark - 87, 89, 155 Gilger, Nancy - 149 Gillaspie, James - 99, 150 Gillen, Larry - 150 Gilmore, Russell - 150 Gleason, Cheryl - 47, 91, 155 Glenn, Jeff- 87, 91, 155 Godwin, Deb - 99, 155 Goff, Krista - 91, 155 Golladay, Roy - 89, 165 Gore, Ron - 46, 96, 150 Goyen, Ken - 49, 81, 150 Graeser, Ellen - 89, 161 Graham, Keith - 100, 161 Graham, Teresa - 96, 161 Gray, Toni- 89, 161 Green, Mary - 75, 165 Greer, Ron - 161 Greiner, Jack - 161 Grimmett, Felix - 91, 161 Grimwood, Alice -- 90, 165 Gropper, James - 165 Hackerott, Phyllis - 165 Hadley, Karen - 165 Hall, Greg - 47, 161 Halligan, Dave - 90, 89, 155 Halsig, Pat - 161 169 Hamilton, Richard - 96, 155 Hammer, Tim - 165 Hampson, Kathy - 96, 150 Haney, Leann - 155 Hanna, Ralph - 47, 165 Hannigan, Kathy - 155 Hargrove, Linda - 150 Harmon, Melinda -- 71, 90, 95, 150 Harp, Stanley -- 150 Harper, Kim - 99, 150 Harris, Carla - 81, 89, 91, 161 Hartley, Kevin - 91, 165 Hatfield, Larry - 166 Hatfield, Rick - 150 Hatfill, Steve - 150 Hawthome, Pam - 91, 166 Heck, Jim - 47, 91, 161 Hein, Mary - 161 Helmer, Lynette - 91, 99, 155 Henke, Cheri - 155 Herlocker, Gretchen - 150 Hessee, Richard - 166 Hickman, Katherine - 150 Hildreth, Blain - 27, 46, 101, 150 Hill, Chris - 155 Hobbs, Brian - 89, 99, 161 Hobus, Paul - 16, 96, 156 Hodges, Diane - 89, 95, 100, 156 Hoffine, Jan - 1, 46, 75, 87, 101, 166 Holcombe, Sally - 161 Holeman, Dave - 166 Holiday, Chere - 89, 166 Holman, Brad - 161 Hook, Celia - 91, 161 Hopper, Carleta - 166 Hostetler, Evelyn - 161 Hostetter, Susan - 150 Houghton, Muriel - 101, 156 Houser, Rob - 162 Howrad, Doug - 47, 156 Howard, Lois - 47, 150 Hubbard, Bob - 150 Huschka, Gail - 96, 162 Hutchinson, John - 162 Hutto, Ron - 162 Hwang - Chi- 162 Inyang, Dave - 156 Issac, Loren - 166 Iverson, Eric - 150 James, Dave - 91, 156 Jameson, Debbie - 156 Jarrett, Stuart - 166 Jewell, Bob - 162 Johnson, Pat - 91, 162 Johnson, Roxanne - 100, 166 Jones, Danny - 90, 95, 150 Jones, Mary - 150 Jordon, Voleta - 156 Kabba, Momodu - 150 Kadau, Kyle - 150 Karasek, Jim - 162 Keams, Becky - 91, 162 Kee, Maureen - 162 Keely, Devee - 89, 166 Kelman, Steve - 91, 96, 100, Kerr, Steve - 156 Kibby, Shae - 157 Kimura, Kojiro - 16, 157 King, Pam - 1, 87, 162 King, Randy - 47, 156 King, Wayne - 166 Knight, Galen - 156 Knuckey, Neva - 151 Kraus, Ken - 90, 166 Kraus, Ray - 90, 151 Kreie, Rod - 100, 162 Kubas, Rich - 47, 99, 156 Laber, Janice - 166 Lambdin, Larry - 75, 166 Lambert, Danny - 151 Lambing, Danny - 166 Langhofer, Kinue - 166 Lawrence, Anita - 162 Leddy, Jana - 89, 151 Leddy, Tony - 91, 151 Lee, Hwi - 151 Lehman, John - 89, 100, 151 Lewis, Ellen - 151 Liebau, Marta - 166 Lindguist, Tricia - 162 Littell, James - 166 Little, Saundra - 91, 156 Long, Cynthia - 100, 156 Luetke, Heinz - 151 Luton, Terry - 151 McNair, Mickey - 100, 162 Mahlandt, Judy - 100, 162 Mangiamele, Tom - 99, 162 Marine, Denise - 151 Marion, Mike - 95, 162 Mark, Randall- 166 Marx, Carol - 89, 90, 91, 162 Massey, Gay - 162 Massey, David - 151 Masterson, Steve - 29, 156 May, Dianna - 91, 151 May, Randy - 47, 166 Maynard, Misty - 151 McAhren, Jeff- 5, 47, 151 McCarthy, Mike - 47, 156 I DEX McCarthy, Tom - 151 McCluer, Joyce - 100, 151 McClung, Janis - 151 McCollum, Jill - 157 McCoy, Mike - 47, 157 McCoy, Mike W. - 151 McCue, Charley - 91, 151 McCutcheon, Gary - 46, 166 McDade, Sandee - 162 McDaniel, Karen - 91, 151 McDaniel, Steve - 46, 100, 101, 151 McFall, Glenn - 47, 157 McGill, Pam - 162 McGowan, Ed -100, 157 McGowan, John - 162 McGuire, Susan - 75, 89, 90, 95, 151 McKinley, Ian -162 McKinney, Don - 46 McLeod, David - 166 McMahan, Lois - 91 McMillen, Pam - 166 Mennona, Vito - 162 Metcalf, Deb -47, 86, 162 Metcalf, Gifford - 89, 157 Mignone, Louis - 47, 157 Miles, Kris -- 151 Miller, Dave - 91, 157 Miller, David L. - 157 Miller, Pamela - 47, 151 Miller, Pat - 162 Mills, Dale - 151 Moberg, Carley - 162 Moberg, Melissa - 166 Moergen, Cindy - 166 Mojica, Vic - 151 Monroe, Ann - 46, 157 Monson, Laura - 99, 157 Moon, Allyson - 18, 157 Moots, Candy - 91, 157 Morford, Melinda - 165 Morgan, James - 47, 90, 91, 162 Morris, Willard - 151 Mousley, Timothy - 166 Murphey, JaLois -75, 166 Murphy, Pat - 151 Mushacke, Lorraine - 47, 157 Myers, Ann - 47, 162 Nash, Robert - 157 Nation, Alan - 151 Nation, Paul - 157 Neely, Diana - 100, 101, 162 Nichols, David - 47, 91, 166 Nicholson, Tara - 157 Nill, Brad - 166 Nittler, Randy - 89, 162 170 Nixon, Jerry - 162 Noda, Kotaro - 151 Nugen, Linda - 89, 91, 166 Oishi, Elyse - 162 Okokon, Effiong - 157 Olson, Beverley - 1, 87, 162 O'Nea1, Becky - 1, 162 O'Neill, Pat - 157 Otte, Ted - 99, 151 Owen, David - 166 Owens, Paul - 151 Owens, Sandy - 151 Palmieri, Joann - 75, 157 Papenfuss, Brian - 151 Parker, David - 75, 87, 157 Parsons, Robert - 151 Parton, Pat - 157 Pasfield, Charles - 157 Pearson, David - 89, 90, 157 Peck, David - 91, 99, 157 Perkins, Mike - 166 Perry, Walter - 163 Peterson, Richard - 163 Phelps, Dennis - 89, 151 Phillips, Grover - 151 Phillips, John - 29, 96, 151 Pollock, Vicki- 151 Popplewell, Eddie - 166 Posey, Fondia - 166 Pudden, Jon - 157 Pugmire, Elizabeth - 163 Pulaski, Terri -- 157 Pulliam, Bryan - 89, 90, 163 Purdy, Sue - 163 Quibell, Mary - 91, 157 Quillen, Brad - 166 Quillen, Denise - 1, 91, 163 Ramirez, Raymond - 153 Ramsay, Diane - 99, 163 Ramsay, Hal - 153 Ramsdale, Karen - 89, 153 Ramsey, Joe - 99, 163 Rankin, Harley - 100, 157 Rankin, Sheryl- 166 Ratliff, Steph - 75, 166 Redricks, Charles - 166 Reeck, Helen - 151 Regnier, Kathy - 157 Regnier, Pat - 157 Renner, Ken - 89, 91, 99, 158 Renner, Steve - 91, 99, 163 Rhea, Deb - 158 Rhea, Terry - 47, 81, 151 Rhea, Jean - 47 Richardson, Ann - 47 , 163 Richardson, Beth - 166 Richardson, Sue - 163 Richert, Darlene - 47, 166 Rindtleisch, Rickey - 163 Rinkenbaught, Bill - 158 Rivera, Martha - 166 Roderick, Clair - 166 Rogers, Joy - 163 Rogers, Steve - 163 Rose, Karen - 167 Rose, Sheryl - 75, 163 Rosecrans, Steve - 163 Rosson, Elaine - 163 Roswurm, Don - 100, 158 Roswurm, Linda - 158 Rottschaefer, Rich - 158 Rowe, Greg - 100, 158 Rowe, Marla - 151 Royer, David - 151 Ruzich, Steve - 90, 163 Ryman, Jerry - 163 Rymph, Brad - 46, 96, 163 Rasack, Salami - 163 Salke, Paul - 158 Sauerwein, Jean - 163 Schoch, Waynette - 86, 167 Schou, Becky - 151 Schou, Gary - 89, 151 Schrag, Joe - 99, 163 Schroll, Becky - 47, 167 Schuetz, Donna - 151 Schultz, Pam - 167 Sedei, Pam - 167 Seibel, Don - 100, 151 Seibel, Ron - 158 Seyfried, Conrad - 47, 158 Shaddy, Greg - 167 Shafer, Margaret - 158 Shanklin, Robert - 151 Shaw, Billy - 158 Shaw, Marilyn - 151 Shepard, Conrad - 167 Sherwood, Denise - 163 Shiock, John - 167 Shore, Deb - 151 Shore, Judy - 167 Shore, Richard - 151 Simmons, James - 95, 163 Simmons, Mike - 99, 158 Simonton, Mona - 167 Skaggs, JoLynn - 74, 70, 86, 158 Smith, Dana - 91, 100, 158 Smith, Gail - 167 Smith, Janet - 27, 89, 167 Smith, Janette - 158 I DEX Smith, JoAnn - 89, 91, 151 Smith, Judy - 91, 163 Smith, Lyle - 46, 167 Smith, Pam - 1, 87, 163, 91 Smith, Suzanne - 151 Smith, Tommy - 163 Snell, Richard - 163 Snellen, Donna - 158 Snyder, Dave - 87, 89, 167 Snyder, Gene - 81, 95, 151 Snyder, Melina - 167 Somers, Susan - 151 Waples, Marty - 91, 164 Wamer, Greg - 158 Wamer, Jennifer - 91, 164 Wassall, Linda - 159 Wassenberg, Sherry - 167 Watkins, Beth - 100, 159 Weaver, Dale - 164 Weaver, Trent - 47, 167 Webb, Leanne - 164 Webb, Tim - 5, 18, 81, 91, 99, Weinert, Lyle - 89, 100, 167 Sparks, Ray - 158 Spencer, Carole - 1, 167 Spencer, Paula - 91, 158 Spidel, Jean - 167 Starkey, Tom - 167 Stepnoski, John - 150, 151 Stepnoski, Patty - 151 Stevenson, Irvin - 158 Sthole, Deb - 158 Weston, Liz - 91, 159 Wetterhus, Jay - 33, 81, 87, 89, 154 Wheeler, Tom - 159 White, Giselle - 89, 167 White, Greg - 151 White, Judy - 167 White, Rob - 164 White, Russ - 99, 164 Wilcox - 154 Wilke, Steve - 167 Stoll, Cheryl - 163 Striegel, Jacque - 158 Stuckey, Ed -89, 101, 158 Talbert, Mike - 151 Taylor, Sharon - 158 Temple, Lisa - 89, 90, 163 Tennal, Kim - 158 Tennal, Kimbrook - 158 Thomas, Jim - 91, 158 Thomas, Matt - 151 Thompson, Mike - 167 Thome, Carol - 95, 163 Tietze, Robin - 168, 70 Tillman, Timothy - 167 Tilson, Kris - 89 Trimmer, Krystal - 151 Truzx, William - 151 Tschanz, Mike - 75, 89, 95, 151 Tyler, Reta - 151 Unruh, Greg - 90, 91, 163 Unruh, Susan - 167 Upshaw, Sandra - 89, 151 Urban, David - 91, 100, 158 Van der Maas, Ruth - 96, 151 Van Sickle, Ron - 163 Vasey, Velda - 167 Veatch, Richard - 158 Vodenal, Susan - 89, 95, 163 Wade, Norma f 151 Walker, Cynthia - 167 Waller, Diane - 167 Walsh, Kevin - 99, 167 Walters, Mike - 164 Waltner, Merlene - 89, 158 Willard, Susan - 91, 164 Williams, Anne - 46, 101, 167 Williams, Dave - 159 Williams, Evelyn - 89, 164 Wilson, Deb - 159 Wilson, Donna - 154 Winn, Coleen - 89, 91, 164 Wolford, Gail - 101, 159 Wood, Mike - 91, 159 Wood, Sheila - 167 Woods, Judy - 47, 91, 159 Worstell, Tom - 159 Wyse, Georgia - 167 Yocam, Christine - 167 Zuk, Benedict - 47, 81, 164 Zwink, Lee - 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