Southwestern College - Moundbuilder Yearbook (Winfield, KS)

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Ihe slairways in Wallingford are sometimes the only quiet place Lu Ann King. Gall Huddleston and karen Mclnlyrn can llnd lo Ialk Freshman orientalion sludems are matched wnh dls- cussmn groups by a number system, When Ruben Lopez goes tor a swim. he goes in style. SC': Cross Country runners begin the race with de- termination. Tennis enthusiast. Randy Rowley. returns the ball with a strong backhand

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Clown Jennifer Haskins despetalely tries to inlerfere with an important deleclive IIWCSlIgalIUn by Kelly Rundcll at the SC Halloween party. Hue enthusiasm of Broadhursl men a! football games won the Spirit Rock each week.

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-v0.l' l - -- .rait-Vz' ., 0-D. - urn -. - --. .-.. .. h..- s. 1 . .u-guu. ;'..-i.-.--' -0 . thut'..n huu-nyp-eO.I-- l Foundaaons Traditions have formed the foundation for life at Southwest- ern College for 96 years. Rituals form and are symbolically passed on to each new class. Each generation adds something new while upholding the tradition of exceIIence in academic. cultural, extra-curricular and social life. These traditional pat- terns have helped to create intense loyalty in many families. Because of this loyalty many Builders send their children back to Southwestern. Some students come back from families stretching back for four or five generations of Southwestern graduates. The many traditional events and symbols are the connecting links from the past to the present and will help form the future. Traditions at SC become the solid foundation for the re-building process. the traditional mound ceremony provides an opportunity for each new generav tion to symbolically become a moundbuilder by adding their own rock from home.