Southwestern College - Moundbuilder Yearbook (Winfield, KS)

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From the wild and crazy crowd dept: College pressures affect all of us from time to time, and we all have our own ways of dealing with them. But some people just choose to escape from reality. This appears to be the case with the FOCAUJ Family. This congenial, if somewhat deranged, group came into being on February 16, 1978 when Ma and Pa Foca fTammy Delano and Jenny Hamilton, order may or may not be correctj were happilyC?j wedded. From this quaint start the family blossomed into a melee of interesting personalities. It seems that one son has a split personality, two fellows underwent sex change operations, one is a self-acclaimed homosexual, and one quaint fellow thinks he's an Irish Setter. We could go on, but space and literary etiquette will not permit it. Let us close by saying that it is a great comfort knowing that the State Hospital is as near as it is. Front: Jerre Nolte. 2nd row tl-rj: Bill Gies, Don Smith, Jalynn Matthews, and Shirley Duell. 3rd row: Jill Matthews, Jenny Hamilton, Tammy Delano, and Jane Hainsworth. 4th row: Melodie Graves, Jn Craig, and Stan Kennedy. 5th row: Tammy Bemis, Joi Guinty, and Rex Johnson. 6th row: Jan Burgess and Mike Dudeck. --1 , Left: Randy Juden and Mike Brummett warm up with a trumpet duet before band practice. Abovc right: James Stephens plays today's hit songs on KSWC, the campus radio club. Opemngfl3

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ll s P 5 l W X 1 ffsly' We. I Top: Jimmy Robinson: Would l lie to you? Above right: Pam Russel: One more stroke, then 'Walla!'. Below: Jim Borger gets into the acl of wallpapering a friends room. Right: Claire Casselmun lays back during band practice. Bottom right: Kelly Rundell, Nancy -Smalley, and Cindy Ellmauer prepare for the Homecoming parade. ' Nr' 1. ,-4 4 R! :'ff

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ll 2 0 Front row QL to RJ: Lois Torrance, Kathy Hickman. Second row: Kelly Rundcll Kim Yearout Micki White Jeanne Shore Kay Newton Karla Cheney, Bev Graiser, Mel Graves, Nancy Hinman. Back row: Andy Ellenbergcr Rick Cameron Paul Wilke Rex Johnson Dennis Hodges Ralph Decker. Informal student organizations seem to be running ram- pant on campus this year. It must be the urge to belong to a group, or something of the like. It also appears that the more ridiculous the purpose of the organization. the better it is. The latest case in point is one Pi Delta Kappa, P.D.K., or as it's known in the inner sanctum, Put Down Kathy Qin honor UD of Kathy Hickman, assistant to the librarianj. The purpose of the group, as listed in its 'charter' is 'To spread dishonor and promote disgust and degradation to true eloquence in its highest form.' We know, we couldn't figure it out either. Chapter offices, this year include: Paul Wilke - Greater Hoopla, Janelle Dreier - Lesser Hoopla, Micki White - Sexcretary Isixj, Rick Cameron - Keeper of the Pi, Karla Cheney - Keeper of the Stink, Irene Watson - Sponsor and Historian. We are unsure of the activities of this society but rumors have it that they are claiming credit for the bombing of the Ba- varian Embassy. Dick Sce pulls up with the 'Big Bob. 14 f Opening