Southwestern College - Moundbuilder Yearbook (Winfield, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 166 of the 1988 volume:

Left The Monday Sundae in Presiden? Bioke's backyard has become an annual event that draws more students and faculty each year, Stoney Lindsey puts the finishing touches on hls edible musierpdece Judie Winkler concentrates on arranging her ice cream Jusi so . Llso Campbell just wants to gel on wnh me show. Lower left: Sterling Hinson shows that peddling is faster as he leads the pack To football pmche. Lower right: Don Hutton and Dome Webb armed with cameras take a moment to skim the roster before the kickon, Photos by Suzanne Underwood. Opening 4 Opening A iv. .0 Upper left: These omics are routine for Tim Schroeder and Jubal Tiner. Who knows what they will do next. Upper right: Does Kathy Boone ever stop running? Enquiring minds wont to know. Lower righf: Honoring oThers for outstanding service and dedication is an integral part of 1he Southwes1ern Tradition. The Harvey Ridings receive 0 plaque from A1hletic Director Bill STephens. in recognition of Their continued support of Southwes1ern 1hroughout the years. MOpen'ing Upper left: Suzanne Goss, Jennifer Morris and Karl Ramsay have found the perfect place To perch while enjoying picnic food and barefoot weather. Upper rlght: Dressed for success, Johnny Taylor Takes time out from canvassing the crowd To observe the action on the field. Lower left: Yvette Jacques and Ivan Glover don't mind pausing for This picture. Lower right: This doesn't appear so be Bobby Urrutia's idea of how to spend a Saturday morning. half dressed and surrounded by phofogrophers. One even hetps him with his fie! Pho1os on pages 6 0nd 7 by Suzanne Underwood, 8 mpening Uppef left: Float building fits right into the Homecoming tradition. BSU members Weldon Kennedy, Bari Williams. Clifton Coleman. and Dino Hall concentrate on building the frame for their fleet while James Banks keeps the troiter steady. Lower left: Chuck Morchbanks and Kevin Watkins are a perfect illustration of This year's Homecoming theme, Building Together ' Upper right: Jon Palmer slips out the back for a quick break but she barely gets a sip of her Mr. Pibb before meeting with a lurking photogtopher, Lower light: LeAnn Hubbell barely make; it across the street to tell Tina Huoroto what's going on tonight. Photos by Suzanne Underwood. Top: Now his is foo1b011, Broodnurst style. Everyone! up in the air tor this one but who came down Wm H will remain a mystery. 301mm: The cbrinef section is out smiles. What cauld be more fun than making music at a football game on a warm. cloudless doy Julia Estes even brought a helper dong. Wendy Doisen. Julie Esies. Kmhy Egll and Shelly Neal. Photas by Suzame Undemood. 10f0pening 12 mpening Upper left: Work-sfudy is a port of many studenfs days. Leroy Worley accomplishes two Things as he studies current events while waiting to check out books to fellow sTudentsh Me Leonard, also on workvsfudy, prepares books To shelve, Photo by Tina Huarmo. i Lower left: The Southwestern Memorial Library has a place in neony every sTudenT's life, whether it be for doing research, word processing, computer progtomming, reading hiyher favorite magazine or keeping track of current local, national and infernmionol eventsh Photo by Tina Huoroto. Upper righf: Going To foofbolr practice is 0 daily routine for nearly one hundred Southwestern men. These four are heading That way Wonder who The thaf hedge apple is meant for? Photo by Suzanne Underwood Sfoney Lindsey. Nick Bossinckxs, Donald Stroy and Justin LiHrellh Photo by Suzanne Underwood. 233?? 2.1;: Opening IIMOpening '3 -1 'F x Opposite page, top: The 3-D movie craze make These glasses right in style. The Three sfoogetfes ore Megan Gannon, Shem Bean and Diana Bitker. Phofo by Teri Hutchison. Opposite page, tower len: Darla English's attention is somewhere besides dinner. Photo by Tim Schroeder. Opposite page, lower right: Traci Rhodes wakes up on the football field. How did that happen? Photo by Suzanne Underwood, Top: James Schuppener has i? all under controll Who says you can't watch a game and keep your kids entenained ot the some 1ime? Photo by Suzanne Underwood. Lower left: If 1hese two oren'f posed, the word doesn'f exist. Diana Bitker and Meg Wilson. Photo by Jan Palmer L0wer right: Emmelin De La P02 o11acks her books with confidence. No problem. Photo by Kathy Wilgers. 'lMOpening Another beouhm day of Southwestern. James Bowen. Photo by Tina Hu Adams! Bruce; 5L WiChHO, KS Adams, Keitho; Jr. Oxford. KS Adams. SchatziA 5L Arkansas City, KS Alexander Kelley; Sr. Hozelton. KS Anderson, Fawn: Fr. Winfield, KS Anderson! Gina; Fr Arkansas Ciiy, KS Andewon. Karen: Jr. Winfield, KS Anderson, Steve; 80. Winfield, KS Arie, Kenneth: So. Winfield, KS Armbrusf, Moriho; Fr WellingTonA KS Arthur. Danica; Sr, Russell, KS Askins. Leiso; JL Winfield, KS Ayers, Vickie; SL Arkansas City, KS Ayres. Lynda; Jr. Arkansas City, KS Bobcock, Mloew; Fr. Winfield, KS Banks, James; Sn Drew, MS Bonowetz, Donna; So, AHomom, KS Baptism. Le: FL Winfietd. KSD Borner, Sondra; So. MoIine. KS Baumcnl Steven; Jr. Sobemo, KS Bean, Shelli; Jr. Liberal, KS Beard, Billy; Jr. Mt Pleasant, TX Bechtel, Leda: Gr Atlanta, KS Becket. Shown: Fr, Wellington, KS Beefs, Tony; Woxohochie, TX Beldenl Jeff; 50. Mulvane, KS Benecke, Michael; 50. Woodlands. TX Benton, Dean: FL Nickerson, KS Berglan Glenn; Fr. Washingfon. OK Bergstrom, Dallas; Sr. Clay Cemer, KS Best Timomy: Fr. Lyons, KS Bever, Roxie, 50. Wichita, KS Bifker, Dione, Fr. Derby, KS Blackmon, Jeff, Fr. Wichim, KS Bloke, Brod; Jr. Winfield, KS Bloke, Melissa; Jr. Winfield, KS Lower left: Somone Duongtouonh ickes a minute away trom class to catch The wave. Phoro by Kofhy Wilgers. Lower right: Here 0? SC, mere is no Time Yo stop! Phofo by SYephonie Goctley. 18lPeopIe Blanks, Edgar; Sr. Lime Rock, AR Boone, Kofhy; Sr. Winfierd, KS Bossinokis. Nick; Fr. Houston, TX Bowen. James; Jr. Plantation, FL Bowling, Stan; So Minneob, KS Broder, Michael; 80, Persons, KS Brody. Robert,- Fr Hominy. OK Bruing'ron, Lori; So. Cheney, KS Buck, Shawna; JrA Sedan, KS Buechner, Beth; Sr. Arkansas City, KS Burns, Jerry; Sr. Wichita, KS Bush, Gregory; So. Midwest City, OK Butler, Brett; Fr, Winfield, KS Butterworm, Judy; Sr. Wellington, KS CoinA Carrie; Fr. Oklahoma City, OK CcHison, Amondo; Fr. Winfield, KS Collison, Jessica; Fr. Winfield. KS Comp, Carol: Sr, Wlnfield, KS Campbell, Liso;; Fr. Wichiic, KS Carlson, Russell; Fr. Tulsa, OK Comer, William; SL Bristol, VA Cofo, Shondo; So. Englewood. CO Chalmers, Kellyl Jr. Winfield. KS Choote, Donny; Sn Arkansas 01y, KS Clopp. Michael: Fr. Cedar Vole. KS Clark, Cy: Fr. Wellington, KS Clark. David: SL Oktohomo City4 OK Clearv, John; 80, Wichita, KS Clelond, Elizabeth; 50. WoKeeney, KS Clinoge, Greg; Fr. Medford, OK Colberg. Cynthia; So Lyons. KS Coleman, Clif1on; Fr Tyler, TX Connem Mary; Jr, Winfield, KS Crawford, Herbert; Fr. Pohokee. FL Crossmon. Roger; Fr. Arkansas City. KS Crowell. me; So. Conway Spring. KS Lower left: Rodney Miller, Curtis Leidy. Tyrone Rhodes and James Smith watch the young ladies of Wollingford p055. Photo by Fred Kenebrew. Peoplw 19 Upper right: Chrisiy Hall, so for away, buf worTh The walk. Photo by Derrick Wesley Cunningham, Maurice; Jrk Winfield, KS Dole, Roe; Jr. Arkansas Cify, Ks Dorkow, Christy: SOC Winfield, KS Davenport, Bobby; 30. New Smyro, FL Davis. Kevin; Sr, Udell. KS Davis, Lance; So. Sedgwick, KS Day, Teresa; JL Winfield, KS Dean, Kevin; Fr. Winfield, KS De La P02, Emmelin: Jr, Ponce CiTy, OK Delp, Jami; Jr. Oxford, KS Dennen, Ban; Fr. Oxford; KS Dennett, Roberto; Jr. Oxford, KS DeTTer, Mark; 30 Seattle, WA Dick, Gory; Fr. Nickerson, KS Dixon. Anita; SrC Rock, KS Dolbey, Angie; Fr. Winfield, KS Dolsen, Wendy; 30, Pueblo. CO Dombough. David: Fr. McPherson, KS Drennon, Sfeve; Fr. Winfield, KS Duongfovonh, Somone: JL Winfield, KS Duke, Lyle; Fr. Goinesville, MO Duncan, Scott; FL Augusfo, KS Dundos, Bony: Jr. Hufchinson. KS Dunhom, Roberf; 50. Augusta, KS Dunhom. Ronald: So. Augusfo, KS DuffonA Brion: Fr. Winfield, Ks Dwyer, Kathi; Jr. Wellington, KS Eosh, Jon: Jr. Arkansas City, KS Eosfmon, Marjorie; Fr, Grenola, K5 Egli, Kathleen: So. LoJunTo, Co. ZWPeople EIIIoTT, Pom: Sr, Winfield, KS EHis, Cory; Fr. Cherokee, OK Elstun, Shane; Fr. Belle PXoine, KS English, Dario: 50, Newton, Ks Ericksonl Mark; Sp. WellingTon. KS Ervin, Tim; Fr. Topeka, Ks 'r-I- ' m - C ,- ' T'NILESTERN COLLECIj -. DRIVE M Emmelin De La Poz cough? sTudying. Photo by Fred Kenebrew. Estes, Julie; Sr. Soum Haven, KS Farnhom Scott; Jr Hillsboro, OR Fornum, Rondo; Sr. Blue Rapids. KS Feist. Jackie; Fr. Arkansas CiTy, KS Fellers, Joyce; Jr. Hugofon. KS Finch, Bobbie; Fr. Arkansas City, KS Flint, Linda; Sr Burden! Ks Foufch, Eric; Fr. Beaver, OK Fox, Brod; FL Glendale, AZ Freeman Chns; Fr. Wichita KS Fyffe. Lorrie; Fr. Westminster, CO. Gage, John, Arkansas City, KS Gannon, Megan; Fr. Monroe. LA Gardner, Cindro; Sr. Winfield, KS George. Jesse; Fr. Marlow, OK George; Mary; Ff. Winfield, KS Gibson. Jon; Fr. Winfield, KS Glover, Ivon; Sr. Frogmore, SC Goa'rley, Stephanie; Fr. Arkansas City, KS Goff, Bell; Jr. Arkansas City; KS Goss. Suzanne; So. Winfield, KS Grober. Mark; Sr. Ellis, KS Graham. Tracy: Sr. Winfidd, KS Grovensfein, Mark; Sr. Blue Springsl Mo. Green. Eddie; Sr. Winfield, KS Green, Louis; Fr New Orleans, LA Green, Mike; Fr. Altamonf, KS Greene. Joyce; Fr. Winfield, KS Gregg, Mark; Jr. Hutchinson. KS Guftery, Rick: Fr. Vernal, UT Hodorn, Roger; Sr SouTh Haven, KS Hoffner, Jay; Fr. Broomfield, CO Hall, Edmond; FL Chino, TX Hall, Kofhleen: Sr. Oxford, KS Harden, Doug; Fr. Winfield, KS Horjo, Lillian; Jr. Wellstom OK PQOI Harris, Patrick; 50. Cleveland, MS Harris, SCOTT: 80. Wichita, KS Hartley, Kevin; Sp. Cheney. KS Haskell, Andy; Sr. Winfield. KS Hoskins, Brooke; 80. Milan, KS Houkom, Korey; Fr. Wichita, KS Hecht. Scott; So Goldwater, KS Hellon. Bobby: Fr. Rose HiIL KS Helpingsfine, Renee; Sr. Sedan, KS Henderson, Karnon; Fr Greensburg, PA Hendrickson, Shannon: Jr, Hooker. OK Hermon, Todd; Sr. Newkirk, OK Hernandez, Eligo; Fr Overland Park, KS Hessini, Cathy: Sr. Winfield. KS Hickman, Michelle; Sr. BeHe Plaine. KS Hicks. Christopher; Fr. Winfield, KS Hill, Shorilyn: Sr. Winfiewd, KS HiHmon. Kristy; Fr, Cheney, KS Hinson. Sferling; Sn Poughkeepsie. NY Hiizemon, Lee Ann; Fr Wichifol KS Hoffman, Kim: 80 Lebo. KS HoHer. David; Fr. Arkansas City, KS Hollingsworfh. Jesse. Jr. Wintiekj, KS Hollingsworm, Sheryl; Jr, Winfield. KS Hollingsworth. Tom; So. Arkansas Cify, KS Holt. Carlo; Fr. Cheney. KS Hood, Rob; Sr. Bemon, KS Hostelt, Brion; So. Marysville. Ks Houlden, Trevor; Fr. Caldwell, KS Houseman, Carol; Jr. Arkansas City, 'KS Hovey, Cindy; Fr Winfield, KS Huarofo, Criana: 30. Miami, FL Hubbell, LeAnn: Jr. Winfield, KS Huffman, Derek; Jr. Lyons, KS Hull, Teresa; Jr, Winfield, KS Hutchison, Teri; So. Belle Plaine, KS Oh boy, onofher wonderful day of WolIy-World for Jill Turner and Shay Jeweff. Huarofo. 22XPeople Photo by Tina 1f. 'Ihh' - .. I It...; r '1 4,9!- asp! Huffon, Don; Sr. Oakley, KS Jacques, Yvette; Fr. Wichita, KS Jonfz, Tanya; Jr. Hays, KS Jester, John, So. Concordia, KS Jefferson, Sherry; JrV Philadelphia, PA Jennings, Tony; Fr. Winfield, KS Jewetf, Shay: So. Colby. KS Johnson, Rachelle; Fr. Winfield. KS Jones. Reginokd; Fr. Tyler. TX Judd. Gory: Fr. Liberal. KS Kcrom, Lisa; Jr. WichHo. KS Korr, Rick; Jr. Powhuska, OK Keller, Brod; Sr. Dodge City, KS Keller, Torey; Sr. Dodge City, KS Kenebrew, Fred; Fr. Newton, TX Kennedy, Shari; Fr. Lyons, KS Kennedy, Weldon; Jr. Overfon, TX Kiekel, Cheri; So. WichiTo, KS Kinney, Pot Jr Broken Arrow, OK Kistler, Ron; Fr Udall, KS Kitsmiller, Tim - Bob: Jr. Duncan, OK Klug, Greg; Jr. Solino, KS Knight, Chris: Fr Ocheloto, OK Koontz, Sharon; So. Sedan. KS Koughl Jeff: Fr. Winfield. KS Kowelmon, Poul; Sr. ScinT Louis, MO Kubitschek, Joe; Fr. Oswofomie. KS Kuhl, Amy; Fr. Tecumseh. NE Lackey, Joysin; Fr. Santa FeA TX Lora, Donny: Fr. Augusta. KS Lash, Jon: Jr. Wichita, KS Lcmmore, Vincent Fr. St Pefersburg, FL Lows, Ann; Sp. Winfield. KS Lawson. Claudio; Fr; Oxford, KS Lee, Joey; Fr. Universiiy City, MO Lee, Keng; Sr. Winfield. KS Gina Anderson Takes a coffee break on me run Photo by Ron KXstler. Peopw: Joey Lee and Michoe! Wesley prove The cafeteria is the fun place To go, Photo by Fred Kenebrew, Leonard, Julie; FL Foirbury, NE Lehew, Befh; JL Arkansas City, KS Leidy, Cums: Fr. Allen, TX LeVeHe, Teresa; Jr. Winfield, KS Lewis, William; Sr. Lumberton. NC Libyl Rick; 30 Concordia. KS Lilly, Marlene; Fr Wellington, KS Lindsey, Stoney; Fr. San Angelo, YX LimeH, Justin; So. Burden. KS Livengood, Deborah; Sr. Wichita, KS Loehrs, Vicki, Jr Arkansas City, KS Logue, Chet; Sr. Arkansas City, KS Long, Jennifer: Fr. Winfield, KS Lovell, Candice; FL Oklahoma City, OK LyHon, Cole; Fr. Augusto, KS Lynne, James, Jr. Winfield, KS Luinsfro, Joe; 30. Augusfo, KS Lundy, Kenf; 30 Wichita. KS Modem, Brion; So. Jonesboro. TN Moden, Christina.- So. Johnson City, TN Mognus, Rogeno; So. Cedar Vole. KS Morchbonks, Chuck; Jr. Oakley, KS Morkley. Morkl Jr Winfield, KS Marshall, Morgan; Fr, Peabody, KS Moriin, Megonn; Jr. Hutchinson, KS Martinez. Nancy; Jr Arkansas City. KS Mason, Lorry: Fr. Triangle, VA Mason, Pom; Fr Winfield, KS Maxwell, Deb; Sr Leodville, CO McGrow, Atetho; 80, Wichita, KS McKanno. Darryl; Jr. Littleton. CO Menke, Carolyn; Sr, Arkansas Cify, KS Merritt. Don; Jr. San Antonio, TX Metcolf, Mike; Jr. Hugoton, KS Mick, Kimberly; Jr. Wichita, KS Miller, Rodney; Fr. Tyler, TX 2M People Mogob, Mike; Sr. Winfield, KS Morgan. Jennifer, Sr; Winfield, KS Morgan, Kevin. Sr. Wichita. KS Moore, Clysfol; Fr. Bazine, KS Moorhouse, Philip; Fr, Cheney, KS Morrisl Jennifer; Jr Arkansas City, KS Moshier, ScoH: Sr, Wichita, KS Mukalo, Tom: Sr, Winfield. KS Myers, Maggie: Jr. Ulysses, KS Myers, TonyA Sr Wichita, KS Neal, Shellv: Fr. Arkansas City, KS Neei, Michme; 50. Wichita, KS Neises, Aggie; Sr. Arkansas City, KS Nelson, Mark; 50. Wichita, KS Newbn, Jeff: 80. Liberal. KS Nicholas, Mike; Sr. PIoinviHe, KS Nichols, Connie: Fr. Winfield. KS NiHIer, Jone,- Fr Arkansas Cify, KS Norris, Kim: Sr. Arkansas Cify. KS NodonA David: 30 Winfield, KS Norton Michael; Fr. Winfield. KS Oard, Farrel: Jr. Winfield. KS Opifz, Eric; Ff. Phillipsburg, NJ Opifz, Todd: Fr. Phillipsburg. NJ Osborn, Briant; 30. Arkansas City. KS Ostronder, Lorena; Sr. Arkansas City. KS Overmon, Pete: 80. Andover, KS Palmer, Jon; Fr. Derby, KS Poppon, Melinda: So. Winfield, KS Poppon. Shelby, Sn Winfield, KS Pout Roy: Fr. CyrH, OK Peebles, Stephen: Sr. Bradenton, FL Perry, Phillip: Jr. Arkansas City. KS Persinger, Annelle; Fr. Hugoton, KS Pe1ers, Geroid: Fr. PiHsburg, TX Phelps, Rick, 80. Welwington. KS Jennifer Long and friend. Shane Morris stop for a minuie to soy cheese . Peoplw 2E Phillippe, Paulo; Sr. Winfield, KS Placey, Glenn; Fr. Cumberland, ME Plain, Leonard: Fr. Mulvole, KS Podschun, Gary; Sr. Augusta, KS Pope, Micheal; Fr. Wichita, KS Presfoge, Mike; 80. Wichita, KS Price. Cristina; Sr. Arkansas City, KS Prochoska, Sheri: Sr. Oxford, KS Purvis. Loretta; Fr. Burden, KS Ramsay, Keri; Jr. Johnson, KS Ramsay, Morylee; Sr, Johnson, KS Ramsey, Jessica; So. Arkansas CiTy, KS Rector, Tommy; 80 Johnson, KS Reynolds, David; 80. Wichita, KS Rhodes, Traci; Jr. Parsons, KS Rhodes, Tyrone; Fr. Kansas CiTy, MO Rich. Sally: Jr. Arkansas CiTy, KS Richardson, Jeffrey; Fr. Winfield, KS Rios, Hector: Jr. Liberal, KS Robertson, Gene; Sr. Winfield, KS Robinson. Shelly: Sr. Lamar. AR Roddol Eliiott; Sn Wenington, KS Rollins, Rene; Jr. Winfield, KS Rome, Rhonda; Fr. Maize, KS RouTh, Teresa; Sp. Wellington, KS Rowe, Koren; Sp. Wellington, KS Rozell, Sharon; So. Winfield, KS Rumbelow, Stephanie; Sr Winfield, KS Rundell. Scott: Sr. Goddard, KS Rupert, Mick; So. Chefopa, KS Rupert, Rick; 80. Chetopo, KS Rush, Aaron; Fr. Winfield. KS Rush, Mike; 30. Winfield, KS Salas, Anthony; Pico Rivera, CA Sounders, Vicki: Sr. Wellington, KS Savage! Greg; SQ Hays, KS Lower weft Rene Helpingstine has thougms about me phofogropher tho? shouldn'T be verboned. 2MPeople Lower right: Look Mom, I did go to the library to study. Michael Norton. Koren Kehres is always cheerful on the phone. even when she says you owe $400 for the book you forgot to return Port of the Starving Artists group? Greg Sen- semoh and David Reynolds. Sovwlle, Lance; Srh Greo? Bend, KS ScoHeTf. Troy: 50. Hufchinson, KS Schouner. Karen; 30. Wichifol KS Schmidt. Stuart Fr. HOI'TfOld, KS Schneider, S'reve; So. Subleffe, K5 Schroeder, Tim; 5r. Boise. ID Seors. Connie; Sr. Offowo, KS Sensemon, Greg; Fr. Hugoton, KS Shepherd, James; Jr. Gardner, KS Shoup, Jeanie; 5L Arkansas City, KS Shroder, Vicky; Jr. Winfield, KS Slade. Todd; Ft, Del None, CO Sloan, Kay; 30 Winfield, KS Smith, 8th; Jf. Powhusko. OK Smith, Bobby: Jr. chhito, KS Smith. Danny: Fr. Hutchinson, KS Smith, Daron; Jr. Wichita, KS Smith, Deanna; Jr. Arkansas City KS Smith, Korleeh: Sr. Burden, KS Smith. Mark; Sp. Bromon, OK Snell, MicheHe: So. Leavenworth. KS Scores. Antonio; Fr. Pod Mersey! Porfugol 3010, Amy; Jrh Winfield. KS Southern, Barbara; Fr. Wellington, KS Spoon, Lisa: Sr. Winfield, KS Spottedhorse, Kathy; Sr. Winfield, KS Spotiedhorse, Shaun; SL Winfield, KS Stanton. Doug; 30. Woodbridge, VA Stanton, Steven; Fr. Perkinsl OK Stalks, Brenda; Fr, Kingmon, KS Stoufter, Nancy; FL El Dorado, KS Stephens, Terry; Jrh Wewoko, OK Stewart, Katherine: Jrh Winfield, KS Stone, Brion; Fr. Arkansas City, KS Stout, Samantha; Fr Winfield, KS S'rowell, Kimberley; Jr. Winfield. KS '- PeopleRJ Sfroy, Donald; 50. Columbus, GA Sfuckey, Elizabeth; 80. Nkonsos City, KS '3 Sfurgis, Chuck; Sr. Liberal, KS Sturgis. Jenni; SO. Liberow, KS Styles, Jon; Sr. ST. Petersburg, FL Sutfon, Chad; Jr. Winfield, KS Sutton, Susan, Jr. Winfield, KS Sweetwood, Scott; Fr. Arkansas City. KS Swink, Freda; Jr Mulvone, KS ' 5 , y . Torronf, Kim; Jr. Homing, OK , I ., P Taylor, Johnny; Jr. Tulsa, OK 3 . -. l Tellis. Ricky: Sr, Largo, FL . Ternes, Barbara; Fr. Winfield, KS Tharp, Kom; So. Winfield, KS Thomas, Missy: FL Cheney, KS Thompson, Jonathon; Fr. Sedgwick, KS Tiner, Jubal; Sn EX Dorado. KS L Tinklerl Dana; 80. Hugofon, KS Tinklerl Darren; Sn Sedgwick, KS Toon, Karon; Sr. Burden, KS CW Trimmel, Rick; Sn Wichifo, KS 1 , Turner, Jill; Huntsville, AL 9 W V Turner. Jim; Sr Arkansas City, KS Turpin! Jennifer; Fr. Scott City, KS I Y . g I l Twiny, Chrisfopher; Fr. Rockwall, TX Underwood Suzanne; Jr. Derby, KS $.i w r Unruh, Julie; JL Arkansas, City KS A ' , Urieta, Victor; Fr. Tyler, TX w ' Urrutio, Bobby; 80. Arlington, TX I t K; . : UH, John; Fr. Winfield, KS ' v lg Vaughn, Pom; Sr. WinfieXd, KS Vessels, Sheila, Fr. Arkansas City, KS Vickers, Jackie: 50. Wellington, KS Voighf, Scotty; Fr. Marlow, OK Waggoner, Teresa; Sr. Winfield, KS Walker, Deborah: 50. Arkansas City. KS VIII The All S'roff picnic before school sforts lets the staff get acquainted or renew old friend- ships. Photo by Kathy Wilgers. 28 People g WQIker. Kenny; Jr. Udall, KS Walker, Terri: Jr. Moline, KS Walling, Sfuorf; Sr, Farmingtonl NM Wompler, Shari: Jr Winfield, KS Word, Suzy; Fr. Benedict, KS Warren, Lore; 30. Derby. KS Watkins, Kevin; Fr. Hugofon, KS Waugh. Marcia; Gr. Wellington, KS Webb, Donne; Sr Guymon, OK Wells, Art: Fr. Winfield, KS Weilcge, Ed; Jr. Oklahoma Cify, OK Wesley, Derrick; Fr. Housfon, TX Wesley, Michael; Fr. St, Louis, MO Wesfenfeld, Deono; Sn Winfield, KS Weston, Matthew; Jrv Arkansas Cify, KS Whetsell, Ginny; Jr. Concordia, KS Whefsell, Robert; Sr Powhusko, OK WhHe, Mott; Fr, Houston, TX Wilcox, Benjamin; Jr. Rock, KS Wilkins, Daron; Fr. Rose HIII, KS Williams, Bari; Fr. St Petersburg, FL Williams, Byron: Sr. Englewood, CO Willoughby, David; FL Winfield, KS Wilson, Deborah; Sr. Arkansas City, KS Wilson, Kelli; Jr Concordia, KS Wilson, Margaret; Fr. Demon. TX Wilson, Mark; Sr. Liberal. KS Wilson, Robert; Fr. Oklahoma City. OK Winkler, Judie; Fr. Wichita, KS Winkler, Julie; Fr. Wichita, KS Winzer, 31cm; Sr. Kansas City, MO Wofford, Shawna: Sr. Winfieldl KS Woods, Mary; Fr. Arkansas CHy, KS WonsenKiIl, Carol; Sr. Gwenolo, KS Worley, Leroy; 30. Bristol, VA Yeorick, Tony; So. Pond Creek, OK Zeke, Patti; Jr. Wallingfon, KS Wade, Kelly: Jr. Powhusko, OK Left: Art student gets wired. Right: Lou Tharp keeps The Fine Arfs deport men? running smoothly. Photos by Rick Peters PeopleHQ .4.- Abington, Wesley; Jr. Pawnee, OK Alley, Terry; Gr. Augusto, KS Allgood. Mark: Gr. Dexter, KS Anderson. Phyllis; Sr. Cedar Vole, KS Anderson, Terry; Gr. Cedar Vole, KS Ankrom. Lcny; Sp. Atlanta, KS Amold, Neil; Sp. Winfield, KS Asberry. Anthony: Fr. Winfield, KS ATwoter-Crocker. Pometo: Sr. Wichiio, KS Bobbi Nancy; Sr. Arkansas City, KS Baker. Melissa: Jr. Wlnlield. KS Banister, Marilyn: 6p. Arkansas City, KS Barnes. Judy: Sp. Winfield. KS Barrier, Sheryl; Gr. Winfield, KS Beach, Donald; Gr. Wellington, KS Beach. Vomellc: Gr. Wellington. KS Befort. Harold; Sn Arkansas City, KS Bell, Kevin; Sr. Peck. KS Benton. Douglas: So. Winfield, KS Biby, Deborah: Gr. Winfkald, KS Bicker, Marjorie: Sr. Winfield, K5 Bime, Judith; Sr. Arkansas CiTy, KS Bime, Leland; WD Arkansas City, KS Bldxe. Catherine; Fr. Winfield, K Bootrigm, Sharron; So Topeka, KS Bodkins, Kathy: Gr. WiMeld, KS Boulwore, Teresa; So. Winfield, KS Bouwmon, Jennifer; Sr. Wichita, KS Bowman, Cheryt; Sp. Wintield, KS Bewmon. Sherrie; Sp. Overland Park, KS Boyer, Wendell: Sr. Arkansas City, KS Blodley, Julie; Fr. Dexter. KS Brandt, Gino: Gr. Winfield, KS Brandt. Mike; Sp. Winfield. KS Brinkley. Carl; Fr, Drew. MS Broadhursf, Kelly; Jr. WiMeld, KS Brown, Jeanne; So. Udall, KS Brown, Kathleen; GL South Haven, KS Brunette. Barbara; 30. Sedan. KS Bumgamei, Hol: Fr. Cedar Vole, KS Burke, Greg; Jr. Miami FL Busby. Patricio; 50, Oklahoma City. OK Carr. Marsha; Sp. Arkansas CiTy, KS Canon. Dario; GL Weliington, KS Carson, Odell; Fr. Midwest City. OK Christmon, Deborah: Gr. Arkansas Ci1y, KS Chuvola, Keith: Spl Winfield, KS Claiborne. John; Fr. Richmond IN Clark. Mary; Gr. Winfield, KS Coker, Kristine; Sr. Tulsa. OK Collins. Debra; Jr. Oxvord. KS Condit, Bonnie; Sr. Winfield, KS Cosby, Phillip: Sr. Arkansas City, KS COX, Judith; jkGr. Winfield, KS Craig, Peggy: Gr. Vanield, KS Cunningham. Anna; Sr. Molina. KS Current. Melvin: Sp. Arkansas City KS Daniels, Earl; FL Italy, TX Day. Michael: Sp. Winfield, KS Demoree, Shirley; Sp. Arkansas City, KS Demintl Todd; 30 Winfield, KS Deringfon, Janet; Sr. Arkansas City, KS Dise, Keith; Sp. Udall. KS Dixon, Janice: Sp. Arkansas City, KS Dixon, Koren; Jr. Wichita, KS Dobson, Nancy; SQ Arkansas Ci1y, KS Dodson, Tresio; Jr Winfield, KS Dorsett, Brm; Fr. Dude Cify. FL Drennan. Donald; Sp. Winfield KS Dubowsky, Sondra; Sr. Winfield. KS Dwyer, Joy: Sp Oxford, KS Egelsion, Denna: Sr. Winfield, K3 Eggen. Sharon; So. Arkansas City, KS Eis, Terry; Grv Winfield, KS Evans, Steven; Sr. Winfield, KS Forber, Carol; Fr. Arkansas City, KS Fidds, Robbie: Gr. Winfield, KS Fisher, Pometa: Gr, Burden. KS Fitzgerald, Loree; Jr. Winfield, KS Foster. Jeannine; Gt Winfield. KS Fox, Randy; Fr. Burden. KS Franks, Done; Fr. Winfield. KS Frazier, Farley; Sp Winfield, KS Freed, Cheryle; Jr. Winfield, KS STudenTs NOT Pictured Fuselier, Linda; Sr, Winfield. KS Garrison. Dona; Sp. Arkansas City, KS Gibson, Richard; Sp. Winfield, KS Glasgow. Diane; GL Winfield, KS Godwln, Sheena; Gr. Udall, KS Goodrum. Rhonda; Sr. Winfield. KS German, Janice; Jf. Independence, KS Graham. Sfuod; Fr Winfield. KS Groves, Richard; Jr. Arkansas City. KS Groom, Kim; Sp. Rock, KS Grossmon, Kevin; Jr. Wichita, KS Gunn, Lisa: Gr. Arkansas City, KS Hockwonh, Shane: Fr. Wellington, KS H0991. Lisa; Sr. Udall, KS Hall. Mary; 50 Wintield. KS Honkins. Mark; Sp. Winfield, KS Harmon. Chris; Sp. Winfield, KS Harmon, Richard; Sr. Winfield, KS Hartman. Rod; Gr. Wellington, KS Hofcher. Pa1rlcic; Gr. Wellington, KS Hatfield, Dlxle; Sr. Arkansas City. KS Hayward Teri: Jr. Winfield. KS Heodrick, Linda; Sr. Atkonsos CiTy, KS Heope, Linda; Sp. Arkansas City, KS Helmer. Deborah; Gr, Wintietd. KS Helzer, Lu: Sr. Winfield, KS Hester, Ricky: Jr. Winfield. KS Hill, Mark: Fr. WlnHeld, KS Hinerl Robert: Sp. Winfield, KS Hinton. Dione; Sr, Winfield, KS Hopper. David: Jr. Weliington. KS Howard, Patricio; Gr, Winfield, KS Huggins, Gregory: Jr. Topeka, KS Hughes, Adorn: Fr. Mosca, CO Hull. Nancy; Gr. Caldwell, KS Hylton, Teresa: Gr. Arkansas City. KS Irvin, Shirley; Sp. Arkansas City, KS Jackson, Lisa: 80. Midwest CiiyA OK Jennings Lela: Sp. Winfield. KS Johnson, Bradley; Gr. Winfield. KS Johnson, Patricio; Sr. Ponco City, OK Jones. Nancy; Jr. Arkansas City, KS Jordon, Elaine: Sp. Arkansas City. KS Koaz, Luann; Sr. Winfield. KS Kahle, Nancy; Sp. Newkirk, OK Kehres, David; Gr, Oxford, KS Kemp. Georg; Sp. Winfield, KS Kemp, Linda; Sp. Winfield, KS Kent, Carol; 50. Springfield. CO Key, James; Jr. Tampa, FL Khoze, Ashrop; Jr. Ponco City, OK Kill, Carol: Sr. Grenolol KS Killblone, Bethel; Gr Arkansas City. KS Kinder, Kody: Sr. Winfield, KS King, Dixie: Gr. Cedar Vole! KS Kinnolrd, Kim; Fr; Dede City, FL Kirtley, Kathryn; Gr. Norman, OK Krug, Melissa; Jn Arkansas City. KS Kuepker, Mary; Sp. Winfield. KS Kuit, Richard; 5!. Woodbridge, VA Kyte. Chodes; Jr. Carnegie, PA Lorimore, Cheryl; Sp, Wichita, KS Lavender. Tommy; Sr. Altamont, KS Loy. Ruth: Gr. Winfield, KS Lehmann, Barbara; 50 Winfieid. KS Lenzl Matthew; Sr. Dodge City. KS Lewia Deborah; JL Winfield, KS Long, Darlene; Gn Winfield, KS Markley, Donna; Gr Winfield. KS Martin, Chad; Jr Arkansas Ci'ry, KS Martin, Doris: Sr Dexterl KS Mattingly, Christopher; Fr. Winfield, KS Mottingly, Norma: Gr. Winfield, KS McClellan, Rovillo; Fr Mulvane, KS McCorklel Terri; Sp. Winfield. KS McDonald, Undo; Sp. Arkansas City, KS Migonnough, Linda: Sp Arkansas Cify. McGuire, Audra: Gr. Winfield KS Mchoffie. Richard: Jr. Arkansas City, KS Mclntire, Siephenl Sp, Winfield, KS McLoinA Everfo; Gr, Burden, KS McLean, Brenda; Grl Arkansas City, KS McMonus, Lori; 30. Arkansas City. KS McMinn, Jeanine: Sp Burden, KS McNett, Patsy: Gr. Weilington, KS McNLm, Traci; Jr. Winfield, KS Meeker, Mary; Gr. Wellington, KS Meming. Dona; Jr. Winfield. KS MefNing, Thane: Gr. Winfield, KS Mi none, Louis; Gr. Dexter, KS Miler, Noncv; Sr. Winfield KA Miller. Robert; Fr. Bartow, FL Mires, William; Jr. Winfield. KS Morris. John; Sr, Oxford. KS Morris, Mbchoel; Gr. Arkansas City, KS Mossmon, Stuart: Sr. Winfield, KS Mustansir, Palveen: Sp. Arkansas City, KS Mum Morfin; Sr. McrsholL MO Nelson, Mary Beth; Gr. Hunter, OK Nemouer, Susan; Sr. Winfield, KS Nicholas, Kevin; Sp. Skogwoy, AK NiHlel. Randy; Frl Arkansas City, KS O'Neal. Brod: Sr. Glenmore, PA Ophey, Larry: So. Winnipeg, Manitoba. Canada Osborn, Brooke; Jr. Winfield. KS Paton. Peggv: GL Arkansas City. KS Peoples, Gregory: 80. Diana, TX Petez, Pamela; Fr. Winfield, KS Peftigrew, Sandro; Gr Wellin ton, KS Phelps. Rick: Sr. Wellfngton, K Philiipson. Gene: Jr Carol City. FL Phipps, Dons; Gr. Winfield, KS Phipps, Elvin: Gr. Belle Plaine. KS Potts, Kevin: Sr. Winfield. KS Prochoskc. Caren; 50. Oxford. KS . Rains. Bonnie; Sr. Arkansas City. KS Rankin. Jon; Sp. Arkansas City, KS Rasmussen. Curtiss; Fr. Palm Springs, FL Regnier, Douglas; Sr. Marion, KS Renek, Joan: Gr. Winfield, KS Renn. Marsha; Gr. Wellington, KS Resnick. Jone; Jr. Bethany. OK Reynoldsl Tommie; Sp, Winfield. KS Rich, Cums; Sr. Mulvone, KS Rickenbrode, Roger: Fr. Gronbury, TX Rivers, Roland; Sp. Grenolol KS Robbins, Duane: Sr. Wichita, KS Robbins, Jacqueline: Jr. Wichita. KS Roberson, Dione; Jr. Denver, CO Robinson, Margaret; Sp. Oxford KS Rowe, Tracey; Sr Winfield, KS Rust. Phil: Sp. Winfield, KS Ruyle, Constance; Sp. Oxford. KS Ryan, Chris; Sr. Anthony, KS Rymph. Koren; Sp. Winfield, KS Soboe, Pamela: JI. Souix Falls, SD Sanders, Jolene: Gr. Cedar Vole, KS Scorth, Frank; GL Winfield, KS SchenkA Kay: Gr. Wellingfon, KS Schnockenberg. Jone: r. Arkansas City, KS SChuHel Nancy; Sr. Alkonsos City, KS Scrum, Mark; Gr, Arkansas City, KS Seoton, Collie; Sp, Winfield, KS Seeliger, Katherine; so Winffield, KS Shodden. Pamela; Sr; Arkansas City, KS Shapley. Harold; Sr Belle Plaine, KS Show, Blllv: GI. Wellington, KS Omers n01 pictured on page 129. Fr.:Freshman, $0.:Sophomore, Jr.:Junior, Photo by Kathy Wilgers. Sr,:Senior, Sp :Speciol, Gr,:Groduote, SWPeople E -. Top left: Dave Clark rushes To his Jon Term class. Top right: We've all traveled the River Bliss. Photo by Torev KeHer. Center left: Greg Burke delivers the campus mail rivaling fhe U.S.P.S, Centet right: Sometimes two heads are better man one. Tony Myers and Brenda Starks Lower Iefi: Is Tho? Corrie Coin Trying to hide? Phofo by Jackie Vickers. Candidsmq Right Matriculmion Convocation with all The regolio, is always impressive. Anderson, Don: Professor of Psychology Archombeous Rum, Secretory Alumnv Development Archombo, Lorry; Associate Professor of Music Barnaby. Tommy; Secretory Financial Aid Barnes, Richard; Choir, Division of Management Bernard, Dorothy; Secretory Educmion Depanmenf Biggs, Brion; Programmermnalysist, Computer Center Bloke, Bruce; President of the College Bloke, Mary; Cophol Funds Coordinator Boucher, Troy; Professor of English Bourdette, Bob; Director of Housing Learning Skills Bowlby, Tom; Custodian Brocdhurst. Fran; Coordinator, Career Planning Buecnnen Lonnie; Assistom Professor of Nursing Bumsted. Susan: Assisiont Professor of Nursing Butler, JoAnn; Switchboard Operator BuHer, Martha; Diremor and Assistant Professor of Nursing Comson, Roxy: lnstructor of Drama Corr, Phil; Instructor HPER, Aihlenc Trainer Chaplin, Ellen; Instructor in Social Work Charlton, Judy; Professor of English 8s African Studies Chenoweth, Phil; Vice-Presidem for Business Affoils Collins, P.K.: Custodian Conoven Mike; Public Relations Dlremor Cowdrev, Charlie; Football Coach Cox, Beverly; Custodian Cox. Norma; Secretary Business Office DonieI. Don; Professor of English . DeArmond, Bill; Associate Professor of Mass Communicofions Dexter, Jeanne; Instructor in Business Dubbersfein, Kurk; Custodian Dubowsky, Lee; Professor of Mathematics Feinstein, Sandy; Assis'rom Professor of English Findley, Cecil; Professor of Religion Foster, Ed: Choir, Professional Services Division, Psofessor of Elementary Education Freed, Cheryle: Secretory Afhletic Department 32x90 Lee Dubowsky, Mary Blake and James Sfrond enjoy sunshine and good food of The FocuHW Staff picnic before school sforfed. Fried, Melody; Assistant Professor of Music Gibson, Benn; Coordinator of College Services Gilbreofh. Lewis, Director of Development Glenn, Leona, Secretory Presidenfs Office Gray, Wallace; Professor Kirk Choir of Philosophy Heorlson, Diana: Secretory ProvosVSTudenf Services HeXmer, Jim: Assisfont Professor HPER HeXpingsTine, Bill; Moimenonce Hessinil MorgueriTTe; Chair, Division of Humanities Hicks, Robert; Maintenance Holman, Billie; Secre1ory Natural Science Jackson, Kim; SecreTory Admissions Johnson! Rick; Assistom Professor of Pomlcol Science Kaiser, Barbara; Secretory Business Office Kehres, Koren; Technical Servicev InTerIibrory Loon Clerk King, Gory; Direc1or of Informo1ion Services Kirkland. Mike; Admissions Counsebr Kouing, Orland: Associate Professor of Physical Science Lawrence, David; Assistant Professor of Mothemcnics Lebovitz, Hermon; Associate Professors Direcior of Social Work Lewis, Trudy; Direcior of Annual Fund McDaniel, Jon; ProgrammedAnalyst McDonald, Janice; Instructor in Spanish McWhin, Doryl; Maintenance Foreman Metzingerl Shouni; Secretory Registrar Moshier, Lori; Resident Director Newton Kay: Book Cave Manager Nichols, Dove: Vice-Presidem for Development Poden, Janis; Admissions Counselor Porris, Jennie; Secretory College Services Paulin, John; Chaplain of the Coliege Peters, Rick; Assistant Professor of Art Redford; Brian: Custodian Roines. Gerald; HPER InstructorXWomen's Basketball Rinkenbough, BIH; Director of Admisswons Robinson, Margaret Secretory College Services 3mm Robinson, Sue: Dean of Students Rodriguez, Alfredo; Adjunct Focuny in . Social Science 4' Rogers, Jone; Dean of Groduom Studies, Prof. of Education Rymphl Karen; Resident DirecTor Sondlfor; Kafhy: Director of Financial Aid Sounders; Terri; Admissions Counselor Soville, Mark; lns1ructor in Biology Schlickou, Jone; Asst Prof. of Nursing Schmidt, Phil: Choir, Social Science Div. Schuppener, James; Assoc. Prof. of Music SheTIer, Sharon; Assis1onf Professor of Nursing Smith, Judy; Adjunct Faculty in Math Smith, Lorry; Associcne Professor of Bior Chemistry Spidel, Earl; Director of College Advancemem Stephens, Bill; Director of Athletics Stout, Kathy: Secretory, Business and Humoni'ries Divisions Strand. James; Cho'wr. Division of Fine Arts, Sutfon, Judi; Bookkeeper Swanson, Beth: Donor Record Clerk TeufeI-Goo'rley. Lela, College Nurse Tharp, Lou; Secretory, Fine Ads Division Thompson Max: Professor and Research Associate in Biology Topper, Wilma; Custodian Torrance. Lois; Acquisitions Clerk! Library Volyer, Dick; Associcne Professor of Education Weinert, Lyle; Assismm Professor of Business Wilder, Michael; Associate Professor of Music Wulgers, Kathy; Assnsfont Library Dilector Wilgers, Lorry; Professor of History Williams, Mark; AssisTam Professor of Physics Williams, Pot; Assisfont Book Cave Manager Willoughby, John; Provost, Dean of the College Wimmer, Bob; Choir. Division of Natural Science Zuck, Greg; Library Ditector Morgue? Robinson and Kathy Stouf dig info the fees? in the President's back yard. Photo by Koihy Wilgers. 9' - .u $-...s- ' .h-..F.-ac ' - -0 .1 . -a I .7- ,........x m. 3MPeopIe Fresh Faculfy 1st row: Janice Marie McDonald, Instructor in Spanish; Mark Seville, Instructor in Biology; Dick Finfon, Associate Professor of Speech; David Lawrence, Assistant Professor of Math, Jeannie Dexter. lns1ructor in Business. 2nd row: Sue Robinson, Dean of Students: Jone Schlickau, Instrucior in Nursing; Mark Williams. Assistant Professor of Physics; and Lyle Weinen, Assistant Professor of Business. NOT pictured: Roxwe Cowlison, Instructor in Drama; and Ellen Chaplin, Instructor in Social Work. Late in The summer of 1987. enThusiosTic new faces sTarT appearing on South- western's campus. The new foculTy and administrative sToff come to claim their positions on the Team. They broughf some new ideas and concepts. They discovered ThoT SoufhwesTern is on established environment of good ideas and innovofions. Working as 0 Team, The new and The established make one terrific educe'rionol machine. New stuff: Residem Directors Koren Rymph and Lori Moshier. Photo by Jackie Vickers. N01 - pictured: Phil ChenoweThA Vice President for Business Affairs; Mike Conover, Director of Public Relations: Janis Poden, Admismons Counselor and Greg Zuck Library Directorl New Stow. SMCompus Organizofions ! t I Campus Olgonizottonvv .- Moundbuilder 151 row: David Reynolds, Antony Scores. 2nd row: Teri Hutchisonl Suzanne Underwood, Karen Anderson, Christina Huororo, Stephanie Gomley, and Kathy Wilgers, Advisor. Center Ielff: Fred Kenebrew searches for his notes while David Reynolds searches for o thought Center right: In an unchotacferistic pose; Edgct Blanks concentrates on work. Right: Tina Huoroto prepares for her life ambition, performing surgery GWMoundbuilder Top IefT: David Reynolds finds iT hard To believe whoT Tony Scores Ts Telling The Moundbuilder sTofrT Top righT: The IosT words she spoke were, TTDon'T you dare Take my picTure. Janice German Lower righT: Adviser KoThy Wilgers ngTs her TeeTh o IoT. Lower IefT: When Teri HuTchison geTs scissors and hegaTives in her hands, you beTTer waTch . out The Moundbunlder sToff copTures The evenTs ThoT ore associoTed wiTh 0nd represenToTive of SouThwesTern Col- lege. The organizaTion Tries To porTroy SC lives boTh on campus and off com- pus. The newer sToff members are ToughT how To Take phoTogrophs, The basic darkroom Techniques and how To loyouT a page To be prinTed. PuTTing The book TogeTher is 0 group efforT. wiTh IoTs of hard work, IoTs of fun and The chance To make new friends. The sponsor of The book was KoThy Wllgers and The 1988 EdiTor wos Suzanne Un- derwood. AssisTonT EdiTors were Tina HuoroTo, David Reynolds and Tony Socres. STory by Tina HuoroTo. Moundbuildt Famous Faces Top left: Leona Glenn has been the Presidenf's Secrefory for as long as anyone remembers, Top right: It's not heavy, iT's old books. am Helpingsfine. Cemer ieff: Shelly Robinson helps Sondra Dubowsky do on incredibly intricate operation. Center right Suzy Word assures Shawna Wotford ThoT it will be all right. Photo by Tina Huorofo. Lower photo: The Jon Term Cooking Class had varying degrees of skill and interest Photo by Jackie Vickers. AWCcndids Msgwggkutu LICBIIleRv u was em WINFIELD. KANSAg 35555 . Block ,4 STudehT I r- 57 e W Union . p The officers this year for BSU were Wel- don Kennedy. President: Sterling Hin- NW- 1;; son, Vice President; and Billy Beard. .m Secretorereasurer. BSU sponsored 1wo dances, one of which was 1he Valentine's Day Dance. Other BSU oc- Tivities were a get acquainted picnic, e 9 , A i?! 1 , J 7 c: Talent show, calling for The Phon- u I ., TV 9 J 2 e oThon 0nd 0 Soul Food Dinner. Mem- 8 , Y . ' a .. 1 , bers aiso participmed in many activi- : : ' -. Ties 01 The Baptis't Church during Bolck History Month. photo: Burlon Newton. James Smith. and Beard. ; or photo: Victor Urleta, Bunon Newton. 2- e Rhodes, Roy Paul, and Weldon : a y at phofo: Edmond Hall, Tim Hollingsworth. : Foul. Weldon Kennedy. James Smith. ; inMorgon, Victor Urieto. Burlon Newton. 105 by Fred Kenebrew. y'- ....- I In I. II II III Images by Dave 3:447 Cemer right The Maniac from MonhoHan, Steve Baumany Lower right: These new staff people don't seem To be 100 thrilled To be 01 c gathering to honor people who have worked for decades of SC Wanda Corn, Margaret Robinson, Chorloffe Brewer, and Lori Moshier. ammondids Top left; Students show how fun class Top right: Lisa Bruington clowns of the laundromat. Photo by Carlo HoH, CenTer middle: Joyce Fellers mugs for camera. Photo by Tina Hucroto, Center left: Mad scientists of work in 1 Botany lob. Anita Dixon, Jami Delp, Re Rollins. and Max Thompson. Photo by b Huoroto, n. iTale-J No.53; V, 15? row: Chuck Sfurgis, Karen Anderson, Mark Gravensfeinr Chuck Marchbonks. 2nd row: Tammy Rector, Wendy Dolsen, Suzanne Underwood, Donna Bonowetz, Megonn Martin. 3rd row: Mike Mercolf, Carrie Coin, and Judie Winkler. STudenT AcTiviTies AssocioTion The Sfudenf Activities Associohon is responsible for planning ies and videos. The group has also ossisTed other campus and sponsoring activities free To all fuN-Time Southwestern organizations financially and otherwise in orher than SAA students. Every fullarime srudenr pays on activity fee each octivifies. Some new events This year were on Eating Con- semesfer which goes ro sponsor 8AA evems. SAA hos orgo- rest The Roommate Game, 0 Pajama Party and o perfor- nized many activities, such as dances, skating parties, mov- monce by a hypnorisrr orm Councils Reguldre Top IefT: Reid Hall: Michael Wesley and Top right: Honor Dorm: KoThy Egli. Mdggie Rodney Miller. Myers, Chris Moden, Gory Podschunl Amanda CcITison, Jubol Tiner. HecTor Rios and Lance SoviTIeT Photos by Tina HuoroTo. Successful dorm life 0T SC is made noT only by The ResidenT DirecTors and ResidenT AssTsTonTs, buT also by The residenTs who live in The dorms. The Dorm Councils make The connecTion beTween The RD's, RAAS end The resi- denTs. Working TogeTher, The groups improve living conditions and The over- all life of The dormsT STory by Tina Huer- 010. Lower righT: BroodhursT: Poul KoweTmon, Joy HoTTner, MoTT WhiTe, Bobby SmiTh and Steve Schneider; AMDorm Councils Iv? . CW Top: Wollingford: 1st row: Rochelle Johnson. Donna BanoweTZ, Kristy Hillmon, .Iulle Leonard. 2nd row: Suzanne Underwood, Jackie Vickers, Jenni Sturgis, Roxie Bever 3rd row: Joyce Fellers and Jill Turner. Lower right: SuHon: Stan Bowling, Anthony Solos, Koren Anderson, and Tommy Recfor. Photos by Tina Huorom Above: Shriwise: 'Isf row: Bruce Adams, Donne Webb. John Jester. 2nd row: Mike Metcolf. , v , ;L ' Don Rapresemctivev Top Freshman class offlcers: Corrie Coin, Judie Winkler and Scotty Voight, Photo by Tina Huorofo. Lower left Sophomore class president Joe Luinsfro. AMCIass Representatives Lower cemer: Senior dass prestdem: Connie Sears. Lower righf: Junior cwoss president: Weldon Kennedy, SC TalenT me FirsT Annual SAA TalenT Show was Mela in The Spring wiTh 'IO fanTach sods. Cash prizes were awarded To: 451 1fo Fran Broadhursf and Billie Holman; 12nd To Johnny Taylor and 3rd to PhiHip wPerrys The evenT was organized by Chuck Sturgis and special effecTs were l executed by Bruce Adams. h Top: SC Lady Midgets performed The Hokey Lower Left: MC'S DOD Daniel and KOTHY Pokey. Leann HUbbeu' wendv Dolsen, SheHV Wilgers. Other Mistress Of Ceremonies not Phillip Perry receives hws prize from organizer of P Snell, and Liz Cielond' pictured was YveHe Jacques The event, Chuck Sturgiss aah Cenfer left The Swedish Eating Sisfers had me Lower cemer: Billie Holman accompanied Fran Pho1os by Melinda Hickman. audience howl'ing with 1heir Swedish rap. Shelly Broadhurst in her winning Second Hand - Cemer righ1:$uzy Ward and Johnny Taylor sang Always to each other, Totem ShowH? BeTQ BeTo BeTo - Tri BeTo was involved in many cc in 4987-88. Under The direcTion cers Connie Searsi PresidenT; STurgis, Vice-PresidenT; and C Marchbonks, SecreTorWTreosur biological honor froTerniTy hos sh- supporT for many groups. In The BeTa was responsible for The re Tion of special corner of Mc which houses The infamous Alv RA mesidenT AlligoToO. in Api group sponsored The Red Cross mobile drive in Tri-D. Blood was c ed from sTudenTs, facuiTy, sToi communiTy residenTsi The cc clean up in May was also cos sored by The groups TsT row: KoThi Eglil Roxie Beaver, Jennifer Bouwman, Donna BonoweTz, Lisa Hager, Jami Delp, - Sheiiy Snell, Chories Morehbonks, and EilioT Roddai 2nd row. Mark Soviiie, Joe LuinsTro, STon Bowling, Connie Sears, and RoberT Wimmer. 3rd row: Max Thompson, and Dan HuTTon. - PBL Honors ; SC's chopTer of Phi BeTo Lambda again goThered many honors 0T The PBL Academic SToTe CompeTiTive EvenTs in Business. Under The sponsor- ship of Dick Barnes, Jeanne DexTer. and Lyle WeinerT, The group was awarded The following: isT place as Ms. FuTure Business ExecuTive To Coro- iyn Menke soiso qualifying for The No- Tioncl CompeTiTionT and Lore Warren, TsT in Business Principles. 2nd places To Lisa Spoon sOrgonionionol Behavior and in Business English; Coroiyn Menke Economics and in Business Lowy, Rich- , i 0rd Harmon anormoTion Manage- menn and Jim Lynne Ginonce; 3rd place awards wenT To: Richard Hor- mon sCompuTer ConcestT, Lisa Spoon TMonogemenU, Loro Warren sOrgonizaTionol Behavioo and Carolyn Menke TBusiness Englism. The SC chop- Ter also was honored for having The iorgesT chapTer. - - 151 row: Lora Warren, Lisa Spoon, Carolyn Menke, Richard Harmon 2nd row: Dick Barnes, r ; Jim Lynne. PhoTo courTesy of Dick Barnes. ; ABNri BeTcVPBL E r ,' A: Year of Issu in row: Mike Metcotf. 2nd row: Chuck Sturgis. Karen Anderson, Shelly Snell. Kristy Hillmon. 3rd row: Teri Hutchison. Connie Sears, Jenifer Turpin. Wendy Dolseny 4th row: Donne Webb. Tim Schroeder, Rick Liby, Scon Hecht. Cheri Kiekel. 5th row: Tony Myers, Mike Rush, Joe Luinstro. Kent 'Lery. Top:Sue Robinson. Photo by Tina Huarofo. SGA'S primary responsibility is to act as a communicator To keep the sTudent body aware of upcoming policy changes. There were several hot issues This year for which SGA spoke for The SC sTudenTs 10 both The FoculTy and Administration. Topics included: the need for on area where students could congregate 24 hours per day; The problem of poor lighting on com- pus: and The proposal To elimihofe Jon Term. SGA is composed of dormifory represemofives, off campus reps, class Presidents, foculfy and administrators. Student representatives are elected by a popular vote of Thof port of the student body they represent. They meet bi-monfhly. Sfory by Karen An- derson. . 'a r '1 i: .lf . a. - w. n o .1, .34 A Tim Schroeder. Donne Webb, Ralph Decker, Wendy Dolsen, Barry Dundos, Scott Hecht, Rick Liby. and Cheri Kiekel celebrate Christmas. Photo by Teri Hu1chison. sew SouThwesTern's Own Pi Gamma Ml TsT row: Suzanne Underwood, Mary BeTh Williams, Greg Zuckl John Wiiloughby. 2nd row: Sue Robinson, Pom EIIToTT, Jone Snockenberg. Lorena OsTronder, Vickie Shrcder. 3rd row: Donne Webb, Carolyn MenkeT Helen Findley, Don Daniel. Pi Gamma M0, The ThTernoTionol Social Science honor froTerniTy. was foundeg 4924 on SouThwesTerh's campus by Dean Leroy Alien Since TTs beginning years ago, membership has grown To well over 450,000 members. The Sou wesTern chopTer, Kansas Alpha, is one of The opproximoTely '170 chopTers in1 UniTed SToTes and The Philippines. The chopTer PresidehT for 4987-1988 Donne Webb. WoTloce Gray was SecreTcryeTreosurer, and Don Daniel foculTy sponsor. The Kansas Alpha chopTer ihducTed nearly 20 new memh during The 4987-1988 academic year. IniTioTiOh ceremonies were held in The, and in The spring CT The WesTern Sizzlih' STeokhouse and 01 The home of Walk: and Ina Turner Gray. Copy by Donne Webb. ' G'T-. 50TPi Gamma M0 fa..- SToff ShoTs Upper left: Alum Anneliese Snyder came from Boston to lecture in the Holocaust class. Upper tight, Does Koren Rymph censor on of The mail before she delivers it in Wallingford? Center right: Financial Aid doesn't seem like it would be this much fun. Kathy Sondifor and Tammy Barnaby. Lower left: Bones Honkins wmches Huber? Wooldridge unload boxes of books at the Library. Lower left: Ruth Archombeau deep in the paper bwizzord, . Candid; ScoH Hecht, Attorney General; Wendy Dolsen, Chairperson; Cheri Kiekel, Secretary; and Mark Wilson. District Attorney Photo by Tina Huoroto. Judicial Council Medidres 52 Nudiciol Council The members of Judicial Council are made up of sTudenTs and odminisfr organized info Two Bvels. Level I rules on minor cases such as quiet and e hours. Level H judges major cases dealing wiTh alcohol and drug use, fire GI and fire exTinguishers. The Judicial Council attemst To improve SC's compL so That 1hose That reside on campus feel safe. Story by Tina Huarofo. ' bi... m' tst row: Bell Goff, Deanna Smith, Cindy Hoveyl Patti Zeke. Kelly Chalmers, Joan Renek, Nancy Martinez 2nd row: Chat Logue, Jeanne Brown. Marge Eastman, Sue Robinson, Kim Stowe , John Willoughby, The TronsfeVNon-Troditionol Students of SC coil themselves TNT and they sure pack a woliop! This dynamic group is led by Chet Logue, President; Beii Goff. Vice-President; Mary Smith, Secretary; and Cindy Hovey, Treasurer. They often meet in the Commuter's Lounge in the Library building for lunch and share experiences and concern. Dean of Students, Sue Robinson, and Provost John Willoughby have interacted with the group to make them a more active part of the Southwestern campus family. If this first year's existence of TNT is any indica- tion, the group will be around a long time. Left: Lu Heller is too happy to be anything but a Non-Traditionol student. TNVi 'TsT row: Rick Harmon, Missy Thomas, Jackie Vickers, Lora Warren, Lisa Spoon, AreTha McGrow, Phillip Perry. 2nd row: Kevin Dean, Roe Dole. Lyle WeinerT, Jeannie Dexter, Dick Barnes, and Ben Wilcox. PhoTo by Tracy Graham. PBL Phi BeTc Lambda is The hoTionoi busi- ness organionion on campus. PBL once again sold The TradiTionol mums for The Homecoming fooTboN game during OcTober. Their flooT Took firsT prize in The Homecoming parade com- peiTion. As 0 communiTy service PBL helped SCA wiTh o NABS bor during one of The campus dances This year. The group placed Third during The PhonoThon compeTiTion, calling alums and friends of SouThwesTem. Members of The local group oTTended The sToTe PBL conference in Topeka in April. The orgohTonion hosTed several speakers from The business world for Their group meeTTngs. Officers for The year were Lora Warren, President Lisa Spoon, Vice-PresidenT; Pom Soboe, Secre- Tory; and John UTT, Treasurer. STory by Karen Anderson. ' Right: Lora Warren and Lisa Spoon carried The PBL banner on The Homecoming flooT for PBU DPMA. SMPhi BeTo Lambda FOST Times AT SC Lower middle: Where good gins go, irouble fouows. Lisa Jackson and Shari Kennedy. Lower right: What am I doing here? Failing physics? Edgar Blanks. 7 Top left: IT was lonely, but The winners of The '1 Collegian Scavenger mm were Maggie ' Myers, Bruce Adams and Marylee Ramsay, Photo by Cheri KiekeI Top right: Ca1ch me, w'm falling. Chuck .. Sfurgis. Photo by Cheri Kiekel. I Lower left Can anyone guess Leiso Potts favorite book? Copfions by Edgar Blanks. :hhhk35$w iil!!5 aamwmp CondidVE 1ST row: Tommy RecTor, Lora Warren. 2nd row: Cynthia Colberg, KoThy Boone. Morylee Ramsey, Keri Ramsay, Dona Tihkler. 3rd row: Darla English, Megonn Martin, RoberTo DenneTT, Sally Rich, Jackie Vickers. 41h row: Chris Modem, Jenni STurgTs, and MicheITe NeaL Sigma IOTO Sigma Is Ten Years Old Sigma loTo Sigma, service and social sororiTy, has been on active campus force for Ten years. During The year They porTiCipoTed in many on and off campus evenTs. In De- cember They joined SAA in sponsoring a ChrisTmos dance. During ThoT season, They ptovided food and gifTs for o needy Winfield family Through a local church. During The year, The group had loTs of meeTings and fun geT-To- geThers. The Dairy Queen was a popular place To end up. The spring, a Pink PorTy was held To leT prospecTive pledg know obouT The organionion, EighT women pledged for T: coming year. The officers were: KoThy Boone, PresideT Jennifer Morris, Vice-PresidenT; Chris Moden, SecreTory; M berTo DehheTT, Treasurer; Jenni STurgis, PublicisT: and K4 Ramsay, HisTorion. 1311,01: '- -.. re- hr Theta KGDDG Alumni 111.11 P 1:111!l 1. III 1: . . '. . ff v1.1.7.0..- M7 I '1' v i In 1 I 1. Photo by Janice Gorm Tst row: Porn Elliott, Belt Goff, Aggie Neises, Teri Hayward. 2nd row: Roe Dole. Jone Schhockenberg, Georgr'o Sweetwood. Not pictured: Chet Logue, Teri Walker, Crtstino Price. Michele Rains, Judy Bittte, Kim Norris, Dixie Hatfield, and Joan Renek. Phi Theta Kappa Alumni is The alumni group of The Tnterno- Tional honor fraternity of two year colleges The officers for The year were Pom Elliott, President: Chet Logue, Vice- President; Bet! Goff, Secretary: and Aggie Neises, Treasurer. The advisors for the year were Phil Schmidt and Judith Chorl- ton, 1987-4988 was the first year on the SC campus for The organization and they hope that many more good years follow. Fifteen persons were initiated into The group The first semester. The main goal of the organization ts To support each other and The incoming Phi Theta Koppans. Two events sponsored by The group were The Kiss a Pig and Apple 81 Worm money raising functions. Story by Bell Goff. Phi Theta Koppok 0' A .. 3 451 row: Officers: Edgar Blanks, ATumni Secretory; JuboT Tiner. Treasurer: Doug Stanton, Mick Rupert, Mork WiTson, David Willoughby. Mike Darren Tinkler. PresTdem; Todd Hermon, Vice-President; and Barry Mefcclf, and Rick Rupert N01 pictured: Darryl McKanno and Gary Dundos, Photographer, 2nd row: Lance Seville. Rick Liby, Tim Podschune Hollingsworth, Scott Pundell, Derek Huffman, Hector Rios, Michael Braden TheTo Phi De To Them Phi Delta, in iTs TwenTy-firsf year, provides a meaningful living experienl V . and brofherhood for iTs members. The TheTos are the last exclusively mt fraternify 0T Southwesfern College, The groups slogan is one fhoT symboliz brothers, scholars, and leaders. The men of Them Phi Delta sponsor commun activities such as odvertisemenT soles. choriTy drives and communhy pick-L The members are involved in exTro-curriculor activies on campus such 08 fot boll, bcskeTbolt, Tennis, softball, CoHegicn 0nd Moundbudeere Theta humor ma fesTed itself This year wiTh appearances GT home games in Togas or dressed nerds. The Traditional STud Jock Day was a success 05 usuolT The coming yeon be specioT wTTh '14 new pledges To Take The place of the 7 TheTas who grodua1 These seven were on campus for the 400Th anniversary celebroTion of Soui western CoHege. Don DonieT served as sponsor, while Darren Tinkler served Presidem and Todd Hermon served as Vice-President. STory by Edgar BTonk: 58Hheta Phi Deho Jon Palmer, Keri Ramsay, Dana Tinkler, Barry Dundos, POT Williams and Morylee Ramsay wiTh members of The WinfTer communiTy. TTScrooge, a musical version of Charles Dickens' TTChrisTmas Carol. was pre- sehTed by The Campus Players of SouThwesTerh College and The Winfield Com- muniTy Choir. Roxy Collison dTrecTed The performance, James Schuppener div recTed The choir, Cheri Kiekel was The sToge manager and James STrohd was The occompanisT Members of The COST included Jessica Collison, Bruce Adams, Tim Schroeder! Chuck Sturgis, Morylee Ramsay, Tony Myers, Shelli Bean, Jubol Tiner. Dona Tinkler, Amanda Collison, Tim Ervin, Bobby UrruTio, Trevor Houlden. Meg Wilson, Mark GrovensTeih and Barry Dundas. SC family in The chorus were: Dione BiTker, Keri Ramsay, Chris Maden. Jan Palmer, Koren Rymph and Judie Winkler. For Those who saw The TimeTess Tale of ChrisTmos spiriT copTured on sToge, The Tove and cheer of The season was expressed by The heorTfeIT wish of Tiny Tim: TTGod bless us every one. STory by Teri HuTchTson. LefT: Meg Wilson. $ Right: Bruce Adams as Scrooge is sTarTled by Shelli Bean as The GhosT of ChrisTmas PosT. e PhoTos by Mike Conover, Scrooge 4s? row: Mork DeHer, Vicki Sounders. Will Corterl Robyne Stanford. Bock row: Byron Williams, Ricky Hesfer, and Mom Mum, - Pi Dena Sigma is c co-ed organizofion tho? promotes unify Through the bow brotherhood and sisterhood Pi sfonds for c: noble spirit, Delta signifies on mind and Sigma sfonds for a vigorous body. These principles are the cm conduct for DeITs. The organization works for peace, brofherhood and 'r beTTer humans. com Dena Sigma Del? nominees, Marty Mufti 0nd Robyne Stanford, were chosen Sinisfer Sweethearts for 1988e SinisTer Swee'rheGrTs Every year, Sigma Phi Delta holds Their annual ST. Volemine's Day Massacre Dance complete with appropriate gangster oHire. 00upies from campus are nominated for SinisTer Sweethearts to reign over the occasion. This year's condi- do1es were: Diana BiTker, Derby, KS and Barry Dundosl HuTchinson, KS; Wendy Dolsen, Pueblo, CO and Chuck STurgis, Liberal, KS; and Marty Mum, Marshall, MO and Robyne Stanford, Florissant, MO. Marty and Robyne held The spofiight for The evening being chosen the Sinister SweeTheorts of 1988. Top right: Dione BiTker and Barry Dundose Lower right: Wendy Dolsen and Chuck Sturgis. Sinister Sweemeonslbd is? row: Junior Lewis, Tim ErvinA Jubol Tiner, and Tim Schroeder. 2nd row: Cheri Kiekei, Judy Winkler, and Brenda Starks. Top: Teri HuTchison. PhoTo by Tina HuoroTo. ,N-Th . --...;........T..-...-. -m, T. '0 yet L The Collegian Comes Through - The Collegian moved inTo 0 new era This year wiTh The ocquisiTion of ne equipmenT by The college, ollowihg The newspaper To do deskTop publishin The use of The MocinTosh SE has made The Coiiegion sToff much more i sufficienT in The producTion of The school paper. The sToff produces The paper g monTth for The reading pleasure of The SC communiTy and friends of The c Iege. John Willoughby is Their advisorl Though small in number, The group is dedicoTed group of wriTers ofTeh spending much of The nighT geTTing The poc. ouT on Time. TT is evidenT To The readers ThoT The Collegian sToff may use MocihTosh buT They have prinTers ink in Their veins. STory by Karen Anderson. OHColiegion 7 . E 1' Top left: Chuck Sturgis and Wendy Dolsen Test the wind chill factor. Photo by Jackie Vickers. 1 ore People Top right Cy Clark and Gary Podschun watch Mark Williams demonstrate lows of physics. Lower left: Jackie Feist 0nd Jonathon Thompson work under the watchful wnseem attention of Judy Chomon. Lower right: Karon Toon checks 1he Conegion during break between classes. Candidsm I y Top leffy Good friends are forever. Shay y Jewett, Wendy Dolsen 0nd Keri Ramsoyn Photo by Tina Huorofo, Top right: Crystal Moore knows now to concentrate when necessary. Photo by 3 George. . f ?a'3 u! . 1. Lower left: Does Carlo Holt always look the? good gemng ou1 of bed? Photo by Jackie Vlckers. . Lower center: Are those cards 1n your hands - .1 - Emily George? Photo by Jackie Vickers. Lower fight Donna Bcnowe1z and Jeff Be study whele i? is warm. Photo by Janice German. OMCondids j T LSTowell, Sandro Earner, Shcm Wompler, CCOIVI The Campus Council On MinisTries is on organionion of sTudenT. focuITy and sToff whose responsibilTTy iT is To over- see The religious onosphere on The SouThwesTern Campus. The group de- velops campus wide religious ocTiviTies such 05 Chapel, IecTures, musical con- cerTs, AdvenT end LenTen evenTs and Bible sTudies. STory by Janice German, TM row: SheTli Been, Cheryle Freed, CoroT Houseman. John JosTer. 2nd row: Hermon LeboviTz, Igaonne Underwood, Joyce Fellers' Bell Goff, Melissa Krug, Caren Prochosko. NOT picTured: ETlen TEMplin, Jerry Burns! KelTy STeworT, Kelly BroodhursT, Teresa Waggoner, STethnie GooTTey, Leroy Worlev, Mike Mogcb, Pam Meson, Pom Vaughn, John Cleory, Mary Hall, Lori McMonus, Kim Charles Morchbonks, gociol Workers of SouThwesTem The purpose of The Social Work Club is To have fun TogeTher, learn TogeTher. undersTond socieTol value sysTems and reloTe Them To The process of profes- sional socioT work educoTion. The offi- cers for The year were Shelli Bean, PresidenT; Jerry Burns. Vice-PresidenT: Bell Goff, SecreTary; and John JosTer, Treasurer. The advisors were Hermon LeboviTz and Ellen Chaplin. Included in The evenTs ThoT The club sponsored were a porTy 0T Hermon LeboviTz's house, a Trip To Topeka! on honors so- cial for The FundamenTols of Social Work field insTrucTors and a dinner To honor The senior social work sTudenTs. The club helped wiTh The PhonoThon and served as volunTeers for o Cowley CounTy MenTol HeolTh workshop, STory by Bell Goff. Photo by KoThy Wilgers. Teri Hutchison, KenT Lundy, Ginny WheTselI, Gerald Raines, and John Poulin. Social Work ClubT CCOM T61 A- --..,....a Kompus Kondids Top left: Abominable Snowmen. Jayson Lackey and Man White. Top right: The Thinker. Anthony Scales Lower rign: Julie W'nkler checks to see if she's one of the Chosen. Photos by Tina Huotofo. 66lCondids Top left: Typical Wednesday morning for Michele Neel. Right: The only friend I have is Teddy Bear. M011 Whife. Left center: Always ready to party. Lonnie Nichols, Jenni Sturgis and Bobbie Finch. Lower left W can'1 believe I ate the whole thing. Lorrie Fyffe Condidsf67 ..-- Hawaiian Trip. 451 row: Joyce Fellers, Vicki SoundersA Shonda Caro, Connie Sears, Wendy Dolsen. 2nd row: Poul KiHs, John UH, Keri Ramsay, Pauline Cuer. Sheri Prochosko, Mark Grovenstein, Jeannie Dexter. 3rd row: Bobby Davenport, Vickie Lehres, PoHy Basil, Phil Schmidt Jon Term Dixie King and Teresa Day enjoyed Troy Boucher's class. beNon Term ,-.. Top: World War II doesn'1 seem to be $00 depressing for this group of Holocaust students Left center: James Banks and Billy Beard are being given informofion 1ho1 is hard 10 beHeve Top right: Jennifer Long Takes notes from June Rogers and Annaleise Snyder in the Holocaust class. Left Jeff Newlon, Ron Kis1ler, Julie Bradley. Shelly Robinson and Rhonda Goodrum find That forming in Kansas is a serious business Jon TermM S .B H .N T C A U C O S O 7 Social Ac1ivi1iesNd The Boys of BroodhursT Top left: Hos Toby Best got sfyle...or what? Photo by Carrie Coin. Top rigrm: We're big. bad and furry!!! Photo by Tina Huaroto. Matt Weston, Shown Becker, Russell Catlson, Mam White, Nick Bossinokis and Mike Rush. Lower left: Is Justin LiHrell trying to start a new Mend? Photo by by Tina Huorofo. Lower right: Sterling Hinson and Donald Stroy wan patiently. Photo by Tina 'Huarofo. op left James Shepherd shocked out of nmpmer concenfrofion. op right: Them pledges, Jesse George and cofry Voigm, should be embarrassed to dress no? way. Photo by Suzanne Underwood. L .ower Xeff: Emmelin De La Paz had David Clark ighf where she wanted hymy Lower right Maggie Myers is appalled, while Shelli Bean and Amanda Callison are jusf amused 01 The outfits worn by Diana Bifker and Jan Palmer for SIS initiation. Photo by Suzanne Underwood. Condidv 73 7MCondids Slap ShoTs Top left: Have you hugged your Libronon today? Donne Webb and Teri Hu1chison. Phofo by Kathy Wilgers. Top right: Michael Brader seeking knowledge. Chns Modem and Morytee Ramsay take advantage of the uworm January weather. Photo by Emily George. ,. Lower IefT: Emily George by Emily George. Lower right Studems memorize every stone of Chnsfy during their four year stoyy Pho1o by Jackie Vickersy COST STOhes 4.1.. Ti 'T ' ,3! :1? uilders TIL , X Members of The Cioss of '88 watch as Mark Gravenstein 0nd SCOTT Rundeli odd Their IosT Tribute To The Mound. The 4987-88 Moundbuilding Ceremony began wiTh The MoTricuioTion Convo- coTion heid in Richardson Hall. Donne Webb, SGA PresidenT, presided over The SGA sponsored evenT. Dr. John Pouiin, PresidenT Bruce Bloke. Dr, Rob- erT Wimmer and Dr. David Nichols pre- sehTed The program. After The singing of The Alma MoTer, The assembly moved ouTside. Speeches Telling The significance of various iocoTions on campus were read by Michelle Hick- man TBuilders Around The World; Mor- ylee Ramsay TCampus Pioyers Redo. Mike MeTcolf TChrisTy PiliorsT, Jubol Tiner Oihxy Todd Hermon TBoskeTboil Rocky and SCOTT HechT TDeboTe RociQ. The group of sTudenTs, foculTy, odminisTrcTors, sToff and alumni Then mode Their way To The Mound. where each person placed his or her rock on The growing Mound. Following uTops , played by TrumpeTer Teresa LoVeile, The 1987-88 Mouhdbuildihg ceremony drew To a close. Copy by Donne Webb. For left Micheiie Hickman, with The heip of Donne Webb, Tries To keep a straight face while poinTing em The flags whiie pointing out The flags symbolizing Buiiders Around The Photos by Teri Hutchisoni Lefi' Some Freshmen show off Their boulder World. BUIIder spiny MoundbuildingNS 7MQueen Top left: Suzanne Underwood and escort Wel- don Kennedy. Top right: Queen Megann Morfin and escorf Gory Podschun. Lower left: Kofhy Boone and escort Doug Sfon- ton. Lower cemer: Keri Ramsay onq escor? Mike Mef- calf. Lower right: Jennxfer Morris and escon Jubol Tiner. 78 x Homecoming 4'. .- h .715; lft'lr .. I -..A , Upper left The Jinx creates a mysticaI of .e sphere of the parade, Upper right: Aaron Rush gives aid to Kevin Du- who impersonates a member of the other 1 . after a game wiih fhe mighty Buildersl Lower lefi: The Drill Team in their firs? 0100: once ever in 0 parade. Homecoming Queen CoronoTiOh 4987 Megann MCrTin was crowned Homecoming Queen for 4987, reigning over The parade and fooTboIl game. Miss MarTin, a junior from HuTChinSOh, K8, was nomin- oTed by Sigma loTc: Sigma and SuT-Ton Hall. Due To rain, The Powder Puff FooTboIl game was canceled buT The coronaTion 0nd pep rally Took place in Messenger Hall as scheduled. The Queen's oTTendohTs in The courT were: Suzanne Under- wood, junior from Derby, KS. nominoTed by StudenT ACTiviTies AssocioTion: KoThy Boone, senior from Winfield, KS, nominoTed by Wollingford 0nd BroodhursT Halls; Keri Ramsay, junior from Johnson, KS, nominaTed by Reid Hall and Jennifer Morris, junior from Arkansas CiTy, KS, hominoTed by The SouThwesTern Cheerleaders, .. :1 Top right Ricky Tellis was one of The athletes Lower: The SouThwesTern CheerTeoders do 0 STory and phoTos by Karen Anderson That spoke obouT hTs sport. spiriT cheer. Homecoming j 77 , , 7 !T C STUDENTS SHOW THEIR SPIRIT er left: Even the practice field dummies Lower lent Sutton Hall won first prize in Dorm k on a winning formation dunng Decorations with The Theme Building Together ecoming. . .. The Class Act Continues. Upper right: Tony Yeorick and Anthony Solos take a break in the construction zone of Sutton HomecomingNQ More Condids Top left: Dick Fimon, picture of me laid back Teacher. Top right: Rick Peters critiques fhe or? work of Shelly Neal and Jana Nimer. Lower left: Chuck Morchbonks can't decide which computer to use Center right: Talk about attention span! Lower right: Some classes are more serious than others 80 Candids Ugly Men Ge Uglier! In 4987 The Ugiy Man on Campus con- TesT was sponsored by SAA during The fall Homecoming celebration. A penny counted for one vote and sHver money counfed against the contestants. The condidoTes were: Bobby SmiTh, a junior from Wichita, KS; Tim Schroeder, a sent ior from Boise, ID; Ed Weiloge. a junior from Oldohomo City, OK; Chuck Stur- gis, a senior from Liberal, KS; and Tony Myers, a senior from Wichita, KS. The winner was Bobby Smith. Top: Bobby Smifhh Lower IefT: Tim Schroeder. Lower cemer: Tony Myers. i - .v I'S. . 1:3'5'Wz93q a i . . .4 , JW g3, ' u, t Lower right: Ed Weiloge. Top right Chuck Sfurgis. Photos by Kathy Wilgersh Ugly Mom Goodbye, My Foncy, direcTed by Roxy Collison, was presenTed by The Campus Players Homecoming week- end, in The Helen Graham LiTTle The- oTre. The play was based on The homecoming of AgoTho Reed TJenni- fer Morgony during commencemenT weekend 0T good Hope College for women in Good Hope, MassachuseTTs in 1948. Barry Dundos pToyed James Merrill, AgoTho's college hisTory Teoch- er and lover. OTher cosT members were Jon Palmer, Morylee Ramsay, Shem Bean, Jessica Coulson, Danica Ar- Thur, Teresa Day, Kent Lundy, Bobby UrruTio, Amondo Collison, Maggie Myers. Dona Tihkler, Cheri Kiekel, David Willoughby, Trevor Houlden. MorTi MuTTT, and Tim Ervin. Amanda COIIiSOh was The ossisTonT direcTor 0nd Shondo COTo was The sToge direcTor. Jennifer Morgan and Barry Dundos. Photo by Teri HuTchison, Goodbye, My Fancy KenT Lundy and Teresa DoyT PhoTo by Teri HuTchison. Danica Arthur and Maggie Myers. PhoTo by Teri HuTchison. SWGoodbye, My Fancy The Shadow Box Human sexuaiiTy and deaTh. Those were The issues ThaT iiThe Shadow Box, direcTed by BeTsy Harden, dealT wiTh in This emoTionai performance. The play was cenTered around Three pailenTs dying of cancer, Their sTruggie wiTh deaTh and The denial of H by Their loved ones. The lnTerviewer, played by David Willoughby. was heard buT noT seen. Joe, a middle-aged man dying of cancer! was played by BriTT DorseTT. Jennifer Morgan played his wife, Mag- gie. Joe's son STeve was played by STuarT Graham Tim Ervin played Brian, an excenTric man Trying To live The iasT days of his life To Their fullesT. His homo- sexual lover, Mark was played by Barry Dundas. Chris Maden played Brian's ex-wiie. FecilicTy, confined To her wheelchair and Tripped of her hu- maniTy because of The effecTs of can- cer was played by Dana Tinkler. Her daughTer, Agnes, was played by Amanda Callison, STuarT Graham was The STage Manager and Trevor Haul- den was The AssisTanT Siage Manager. Jessica Callison was The LighTing and Sound Technician. Top Left: Barry Dundas and Chris Maden. Lower iefi: Briii Dorseii, Stuari Graham and Jennifer Morgan. Lower righT: Tim Ervin, Photos by Tina Huaroiai BOVE Punkin' Pickin' Time Upper left: Did you ever won? 10 know what: son of a witch looks like? Bell Golf and son. Lower left: I1 has been sold the? yodeling win do mat to you! hoir Pot Williams. Lower center: They somefimes clown around in The Deonsf office. Diana Hearlson. Lower right: E T, call me Compufer Cenmr Jon McDonieL Photos by Kcnhy Wilgers. 8MHouoween Top left: ScoH RundeII pensively studies The job market PhoTo by Jackie Vickers. 5?! 243m wan.- Top right: Mon-obou1-compus Chris Knight is ready 10 take on the world. Photo by Janice Gormon. Lower left: Don Hu1ton knows exactly who? physics lab equipmem he wants. Will he be able to find it in mm drawer? Photo by Kmhy Wilgersb Lower right: Derek Huffman shows Gary Dick who? three years of strenuous 1roining will do. Phofo by Janice Gormon. Candid The HMound Tn The dead of winTer. BMWinTer h-g v Ith UA- .- ' 3- A WinTer n Kansas This wihTer 0T SouThwesTem was one of The worsT in years, There were a coupTe of snow sTorms before ChrisTmos break. During Jon Term 0T 80uThwesTem we experienced cold winds and ToTs of snow. The phoTo T0 The righT shows The lucky ones. This TorTunaTe group escaped The mid Kansas anTer by going To Florida for Jon Term cToss. WhoT a conTrcsTl 31f by STephonie GooTley. Left Sou1hwesTern Cemennial Class Rock covered wi1h snow. Below: Firs? Row: Kcnhy Egli. Jessica Callison. Donna Bcnowefz. Gory Dick, Denny Sm'nh. Lance Davis. Kristy Hillmon, Stun Bowling. Joe Luinstro Second Row: Chtis Freeman. Charles Mcrchbanks. Philip Moorhouse. Dan Hutton. Gene Yomg Winfed87 E fAthlefics Atmeticsw? AlI-Americons Academic AII-Americons mus? maintain a 3.6 Top Center: Hector Rios, Academic All- GPA and be ou1510nding in 1heir sport. American, Cross Counfry Top left: Brad Keller, Academic AH-Americon, TOD righf: KOThY Boone, Academic All- FoofbalL American, Cross Country. .132! u MP Lower left: 451 row: Tony Myers and EIlioH Roddo. 2nd row: William Carter and Gary Dick. AlI-Americons, Disionce Medley Relay. Third in National NAIA meet. Lower center: Shaun SpoHedhorse, All- American, Football. Fourfh in Notionow NAIA Triple Jump. iwAn-Americans Lower right Ricky Tellis, AII-Americon, Track. Page by Torey Kella nun Spoiiedhorse December 5, 4987 is o doie Shaun Spottedhorse will not forgei. His life changed early ihoi morning when his car overiurned norih of Winfield. The accident iefi him paralyzed from The neck down. Before The accident, Spot had been on his way i0 beingvnomed o NAIA firsi-ieom Aii-Amer'icoh and perhaps having 0 chance to Try out for professional football. Spoi was in 0 Wichita hospiioi for several weeks and Then irohsferred 10 Craig Hospital in En- giewood, Colorado for severoi monihs of rehabiiiioiion. Through hard work, he regained partial use of his arms. On April 2, 4988. Shaun and his wife Kathy, returned home To Winfield Shaun reioins his dream of teaching and coaching. With a lot more hard work on his pori 0nd suppori from his friends and admirers, he'll make it. Photo by Donne Webb SpoiiedhorseN SC Builder SpiriT Squad THE SPIRIT IGNITES WITH A NEW NAME. There is more To cheerleading Thon jusT doing Cheers and mounTs. The spTrTT and enThusicsm of each individual should be expressed in all of The as- pecTs of being a cheerleader. This year eighT people Tried Their hands To improve The spirTT of noT only The squad. buT The school as weIT. WiTh The new name and The oddTTion of Three yeTl leaders, The squad oTTempTed To spark The spiriT of The communiTy along wiTh The SC fomle. Their performances included a hilarious skiT, a dance rou- Tine, some wobbly and some noT so wobbly mounTs, and The invenTion of o spiriT sTick. Through TT OH, The leaders of SC spiriT have seen improvemenT and hope iT grows and Spreads in The years To come. TTEven Though we've sTrug- gled Through someTimes, H has been 0 fun and worThwhHe year, is how one SpiriT Squad member puT iT. STory by Tina HuaroTo. Top right opposiTe page: TsT row: Co-CopToin Rhonda RoThe, Sponsor Pom Vaughn, Co- CcpToin Michele NeeTT 2nd row: Jennifer Morris, Ken Ramsay, Chris Moden. 3rd row: Mike MeTcoIf, Ed WeTIoge, and Gary Podschun, E nu? 47-3 ' -':'-;'IllluIllIl'IIq.'llhlllll . : ' ,J,m;I-gglhts .: m Vinda- . .v.v. . ;. a... ' Squod 93 L .. I ' 0 I . W. ' tErWT'Tme? Above: Lonnie NichoTs, Dione BiTker, Jessica Callison. Lorrie FyffeT Kelli Wilson, Libby Sfucky, Aretha McGrow, Dona Tinkler, Tommy RecTor, Julie Winkler, and Jan Palmer. In SepTember of 1987, a new organiza- Tion was formed To offer women of . SC's campus on opporTunTTy To pro- mote The college and Builder spiriT. This drill Team, known as The Lady Jinxs, be- gan wiTh procTices QT 6.30 cm. every morning looking Toward Their firsT per- formance of The Homecoming fooTboll game. The dedicaTion 0nd ehThusiosm of The Team showed 0T every home fooTboll game and o porTion of The boskeTball games. The Lady Jihxs were inviTed To perform 0T WichiTo SToTe's losT home boskeTboll game. In Their five mihuTe performance They were seen by 9.000 specToTors. The Team also performed 0T 0 WichiTo Wings Soccer game. The final squad acTiviTy for The school year was on appearance CT The Senior CiTizen Special Olympics, helping wiTh events and judging for The spiriT conTesT beTween Teams. This group of young women has been a posiTive source of promoTiOh for SC. Due To The combined efforTs of The di- recTor, Lori Moshier, and The Team, They have presehTed a professional and ouTsTondihg picTure To The sur- rounding commuhiTy. Copy by Lori Mo- shier. Above: Members of The Lady Jinxs celebrate I wiTh Lori Moshier, Drill Team sponsor. ofTer winning The SpiriT STick QMLcdy Jinxs ;;- SC Golfers 4ST In KCAC Top Ieffe 15f row: Cde LyHon, Joy Hoffner, Mark Gregg. 2nd row: Coach Bill Stephens, Russell Corison, and Mark Markley, AH five SC golfers placed in The fop seven individual standings of The KCAC Conference meeT, faking fhe KCAC Golf Championship Team fiTle. Joy Hoffner, Cole LyHon, Mork Morkley and Mark Gregg were named to The All-KCAC Team. Overall, the Team ef- fort was The key, according to Coach BHI STephens. Cenfer left: Mark Markley. Cemer right: Russell Carlson Lowe! left: Joy Hoffnerv Lower right: Cole Lyhone Photos by Tony Scores, GOIU95 Upper left: Weldon Kennedy shows his moves Upper right: 505 defense stops the Sterling post 0 Sterling defender ground game. po :1 State .owcz; o5 ' 2KC - hompions- Ronkuo 11w IA . unlor v Soufhgsfern :6 Beth South stem 6 Emporia S me South ' tern 49 Be'rhel South tern Tabor Southwa tern Sterling - Lower Xeff: Edmond HaH goes back to pass as Sterling defenders come of him. QMFootboll builders ended The season -TT vicTory over The Kansas oyoTes, To Tie for The con- fhompionship wiTh The BeTha s. The Builders had a nice en Though They missed The V one spoT in The NoTionol finishing am in The counTry. wenT 8-2 This season wiTh in The KCAC conference oTher Toss wos To ouT of con- . thth ranked Emporio SToTe, ed 81h in The NAIA l. The Build- Ied on offense This year by 'on Kennedy who rushed for eleven hundred yards, odd- ing Ten Touchdowns To his crediT. Wei- don also made firsT Team KCAC 01 The Toilbock posiTion. Senior Ricky Tellis had 0 good season as well, running and blocking for The Builders in The '87 com- poign. The Buiiders had Two quorTer- backs, Edmond Hall and Donald STroy, who played TogeTher To lead The Team To eighT wins This season. An- oTher nice Builder weapon was fresh- mon field goal kicker Victor UrieTo who only missed Two field goals This season. VicTor was named To The firsT Team All KCACT His greaT soccer sTyle kicking helped The Builders win UThwesTern Ties For '87 Crown some close games. On The oTher side of The ball, The Builders were ouTsTcnd- ing as They led The KCAC in defense again This season. The Builders gave up The TewesT yards per games 08 well as giving TewesT poihTs per game. The Builders had Two players who Ted This greoT defense, senior James Key and junior Billy Beordi BoTh made All KCAC. Shaun SpoTTedhorse also was chosen AII KCAC. The Builders will look To Billy Beard for experience nexT year. They look To have 0 fine yeor nexT season and improve on The passing game. STory by David Reynolds. ;pi ' '- T 4,.14 'l 295 Iia' ,, a.ggJ-r Tina's 'us-gQ. .m, 95; 93! a 3. aa gauge 15 . -'K:r--9' ' -va a may; were .7 . 3 s g a s I- E .1 ah a A a $1011112Q- 13-31341an 164.373- mif: ' UnieTa, Greg Clinoges CiiTTon Coiemon, Shane EIsTon, STer- k Harris, Edmond Hail, Donald STroy, Greg Peoples, Reggie Morgen Tim Bob KiTsmiIler, Greg Huggins. Dan SmiTh, Gary T, HerberT Crawfmd. Brod KeTIer, CurTis Rasmussen, 2nd Tony Yecrick. Brian HosfeIT, Terry STephens, RoberT Wilson, a .James SmiTh, Lance Davis, Biod O'Neoi, Bari Williams. Lauis Green. Rick HesTer. Fred Kenebrew. Doug Mires. Jeit 1: Nick Bossinokis. Mike Behecke. Earl Daniels, Jim Turner. k Tellis. Rodney Miller, Greg Savage, SToney Lindsey, Greg morn. Gene Phillipsoni Derrick Wesley. Curtis Leidy, Dole T Miler, 4m row: MaTT WhiTe, Eric OpiTz, Don MerriT. Dove Clark, Roger Crossrnon, Tony Beets. ScoTT Moahier. STeve Peebles, Eddie Green, Roy Poul. STeve Rinkenbrode, STeve STonTon, Billy Beard, Shaun Spottedhorse, Jesse George, RusTy RoberTson. 5Th row: Bobby Davenport Todd OpiTz. Brod Fox. Chuck Kyle. JonoThon Thompson, Todd Slade, Todd Hicks, Kevin McrkwardT, Billy Webber. Adam Hughes, James Bowen. Ivan Glover, Vincent LoTimore, ChrisTopher TwiTTy, Bobby Heilon, Phiiip Moor- house. 6Throw:Coc1ch Charlie Cowdrey, Coach Mike Elrich, Coach Vernon GoerTz, James Key, Tyrone Rhodes, KorTTon Henderson, Anthony Solos. Gerald PeTers, Lyie Duke. Coach Ai Hoidemon. Coach MoTT Welch, Coach Burlon Newton, Trainer Phil Con. . 1 FooTbGlVQ? Upper left Donald Stroy mes To get away from The Sterling defense. Upper right: Sfroy is really moving as he goes up field. Lower left: SC defense stops This running Lower right: Lance Davis shows his great offock. punfing form, QWFoofboH '-.; h'lih ' defensive lineman James mshmon linebacker Korhon 4' 1:0 tackle. - Kennedy showing why he Werence linebacker .x his move 1oward the Foo1bolV99 Top left: Jennifer Morris, volleyball, track and cheerleading. Photo by Carla Holt, Top center: Jesse George, football. Photo by Jackie Vickers. Top right: Carla Holt, track. Photo by Jackie Vickers. Lower left Brod Fox, footbally Photo by Cheri Krekel. Center right: Basketball practice from high in Stewor'r Field House. Photo by Torey Kellen Lower right Weather doesn't bother runners as they prodice in The y'soup bowl? Photo by Torey KeHery 10WCondids AThieTic Training Team ':!:i 'av' :wi'. W ?Tng i433. '-uM ham W'; H'T - . h ha 3km. . 2k v... F?'NTL .-,- UKQQ T ' Mix 35'. :'.: I . 92' ' s ., W-Lr1'. . HEngish, ScoTTy VoighT. 2nd row: Rene Roiiihs, Shay Jeweii, Jill Turner. 3rd row: Kevin Watkins and Phil Corr, AtheTic Trainer. w i Trainers under The direcTion of Phil Corr, SouThwesTern's AThieTic Photo by Torev Keller. keep The SC oThleTes in good repair. Phil diagnoses The injury Then V ; s whoT TreonenT is necessary. The main TreonenTs The Trainers - , m, wrapping, whirlpool and uiTrosound. The Trainers also doubie as The cThleTic Teams. AT each oThleTic evehT one or more of The nT To make sure The oThieTes hove oner and oTTehd To TirsT oid i.gporT Tth requires The mosT Time and efforT from The Trainers is r 56 of The number of porTiciponTs end The noTure of The sporT. hsibiliTy The Trainers have is To keep The Training room clean. The These sTudenTs ore Trainers is The good experience They gain for mreers. Some of The sTudehTs hove scholarships To Train, oThers do iT . -sTudy job and oThers do iT purely for The experience STory by Trainersiio'i Men's and Women's Cross CounTr- TsT row: HecTor Rios, Doug STonTon, William Caner, Troy ScarleTT, KoThy Boone. Brenda STorks, Kelly Broodhurst STuarT WoTITng, Tony Myers. 2nd row: Coach Jim Helmer, Mike Pope, Stuart Schmidt Elliott Roddo, Bobby Smith, Dallas BergsTrom, Deon Benton, John Cleary, Donny Lora. The goals for The SouThwesTerh College men's cross counTry Team in 1987 were To: win The conference, win The DisTricT Ten and anish in The Top Ten CT The noTionoI meeT. All Three goals were meT. SouThwesTern men conTihued Their dominoTion of The KCAC championship meeT by winning Their eighTh conseceTive TiTle, SC has also won The individual chem, Men w 1 pionship every year wiTh EITTOTT Rodde Taking firsT This year. For The second Time in -. :7 The lasT Three yars, SC perfeCT scored The meeT. OTher members of The all All- WSU Gold Classic 3rd W KCAC squad were Tony Myers, STuorT Walling, Troy ScorIeTT, HecTor Riosy Bobby OCC lanTO'fionGl 1:31 SmTTh and William CorTer. The Lady Builders regained Their championship TiTIe losT Johnson COWY CC W m ' y - - - - . - BeThmy InvI'ToTIonol 151 u a year ago WITh Therr fourTh chompronshlp In The losT five years. All Three women leburg STaTe Invitatiom, m . w. earned AIl-KCAC honors wiTh Kofhy Boone lwinnihg her Third KCAC TiTIe. Kelly scmhwegem Invitational 151 I BroodhursT finished second end Freshmen Brenda STorTs was fifTh. . KCAQ Ghdnpionship 15+ , T NNA DTsTrIcT Ten 1st L AT The DisTrTcT Ten meeT 0T PiTsturg, The men won Their fourTh consecuTive TiTles. NTQCNSJT'gggm Team did agg'puve a STuorT Welling led The Builders To a second place finish while EITTOTT Roddo placed mom To. place as a Team Kelly grog. Third Rounding ouT The Top seven finishers for SC were Tony Myers mm. Troy Took 159m at The NAIA NoTTona'S. ScarTeTT mm, HecTor Rios mam, Bobby SmiTh USThT and Denny Lora mom. Kelly BroadhursT finished 5Th for The Lady Builders earning a Trip To The NoTioncxl Meet. The men finished TOTh in The NoTionol MeeT, represenTing DisTricT 40 very well. Kelly BroodhursT finished a respecToble 159m ouT of 288 runners in her firsT hoTionol meeT. Th 0 sporT chorocTerized by exTroordinory dedicoTion and hard work. The cross courTTry program sTonds ouT among The sporTs programs OT SouThwesTernr STory by Tony Myers, - TOWCross Country my Scarlett, 040 Sfucxt Lower right: EHiot Rodda wondering when this a Bobby Smi1h grind out the 5 OCC runner will get off his back ' CMSG. Starks thng 0 nice stroll Photos by Suzanne Underwood. V mom. Cross Coumry 108 Top Xeff: Tony Myers leading the pack of the Soufhwesfern Invitational. Top right: Kathy Boone waiting to out kick her opponents. Lower right: Kelly Broodhurst found herself at the National Meet in 4987. 101VCross Country 3311.0 We Benecke knows how to sfudy . Photo by Tina Huoroto. loft Sometimes a ?rock meet doesn'? Lyle Duke, Tony Scores, Jeff , Pa? Kinney, and B. J. Smith. -.bv Tina Hucaroto Lower left: Tyrone Rhodes has a flair for giving directions. Lower right: In the spring, there is no where bet- ter for class, Ah-choo! Photo by Kathy Wilgers. Lady Netters Make Valiant Effort The Southwestern Ladies Votleyboll team had a tough season this year, Playing high quotity opponents, the Lady netters went 6-31 to place them 8th in the Kansas Collegiate Athletic Association. The ladies had 0 hard time in the early going adjusting to each other and playing as a team. By the end of the season, the Lady netters were playing well and accomplished something, even though their record didn't reflect the Changes. A few up and coming players to watch are An- nelle Persinger, J.J. Leonard, and of course All KCAC selection Georgono WeiglenThe Lady netters took to be strong next year as they have every- body back for the 1988-1989 season. Below: Jutie Leonard executes one of her awesome spikes. KBQaasqooo-.. ,OQrQAaicoano kh Right Anneue Persinger concentrates on hihihg the ball over the net. lelf: The Lady netters getting fired up Lowe: center: SoHy Rich showing her power . ' us a match. serve. Photos by Derrick Wesley, , ' left: Kenna Adams shows The proper h , f0! setting the ball, VolleybolV107 Dual Record for 1987 Season ,SC 7 Tabor 2 v, .367 3 Sterling 1 SC 8 McPherson 1 SC 8 Bethany 1 SC 1 Baker 8 SC 2 Woshburn 7 SC 3 Bethel 6 KCAC SC 2nd place DisTricT 10 SC 4th place I I i I i i 1 T K 5 I T Cynthia Colbergr PhoTo by AnTonio Soaresi 37Women's Tennis Hi ?5 M 7 W 7 t i I From row: Rene Rollins, Shari Kennedy, Megonn Mariin, Traci Rhodes, Back row: Coach Mark - CoThy HessinI, Traci McNuTT. Cynthia Colberg, Tonya JonIz, and Coach John Poulin. Women's Tennis 2nd In KCAC The SouThwesTern College women's Tennis Team compleTed Their fall sea- son wiTh o sTrong showing in The KCAC Women's Tennis TournamenT 0nd 0 re- specTobIe finish in The DisTricT 10 NAIA Women's Tennis TournamenTr Before compeTing in The season ending Tour- namenTs, The Builder women compiled a five win and Three loss dual record. They defeoTed Tabor College, STerIing College, BeThony College, McPherson 7 College and Emporio STcTe UniversiTy. They IosT To Baker UniversiTy. Woshburn UniversiTy 0nd BeTheI College. Several new faces appeared in This years Iine-up. Losing The Top Three players from The 1986 KCAC chom- pionship Team. The squad weicomed Rene Roliins, Traci McNuTT and Shari Kennedy. LeTTerwomen reTurning were Tanya JonTz, CoThy HessinI, CynThio Colberg and Megonn MorTin. Tonya JanTz 0nd CoThy HessinI were co-cop- Toins for This year's Team. In The KCAC TournamenT in OcTober, SC finished second, four poinTs behind BeTheI. Tanya JonTz placed second in TM singles, CoThy HessinI placed sec- ond in T2 singles, Rene Rollins won The TH singles TiTIe. Traci McNuTT placed second in TM singles, CynThio Colberg placed fourTh in $T5 singles and Shari Kennedy won The 1Tb singles TiTIe. In M doubles, JonTz and HessinI had a very big win. defeoTing BeTheI's TM doubles Team 7-6 U-ADm 4-6, 6-3 for The dou- bles TiTIeT In T2 doubies, Rollins and McNuTT defeoTed BeThony for Third place. In T353 doubles Colberg and Ken- nedy defeoTed BeTheI 3-6, 6-2, 7-5 To claim The 1T3 doubles TiTIe. The foliowing SC women were horns. To The AII-KCAC Team for 1987-88 Tonya JonTz Tunonimous seIecTIon 0nd KoThy HessinI. Receiving AII-KCAv Honorable MenTion were Rene RoIIi I and Shari Kennedy. In The DisTricT 10 NAIA Tournament G finished in fourTh place. JonTz ploc Third in TM singles, HessinI placed f0 I in 4T2 singles, Rollins placed second u 1T3 singles. McNuTT placed Third In singles, Colberg placed fourTh in : ; singles and Kennedy pieced second C 1Tb singles. In 4T1 doubles JonTz an HessinI finished fourTh. Roliins on McNuTT finished second in 72 double while Coiberg and Kennedy pIOC-r fourTh In +1393 doubies. In overall KCAC duol meeTs SC's ri- cord Is noT 65 wins and 4 losses. CoThy HessinI is The only senior on SCH Team This year. The six reTurning IeTTer' women will form a sTrong nucleus Tr lead The Team inTo The 1988 season. Susan Coiberg, 1987 groduoTe . M four year IeTTerwinner in SC Tennis. ww The only Kansas woman named To A 1986-1987 NAIA Women's Tennis A r? demic AIl-Americon Team. Only 2: women from across The naTion w :. chose To This presTigious Team. i joins former SC Tennis players Lisa :.' ing 0984-850 and Terri Sounder 0985-863 who were also named k The Academic AII-Americon Team. Copy by John PouIin. ,3 ya JonTz. Above: Comy Hessini :1 : :Shmi Kennedy Leff: Megdnn Martin. -: . Traci Rhodes. Below: Rene Rollins 775 McNu1 1 Photos by Antonwo Scores. i ! y Women's Tenniy 109 Phil's Clqssics Top left: Mark Gregg, tennis. Photo by Phil Carr. Phil Carr's Classics, otherwise known as lntramurcls. mode iT Through GnoTheF action packed year The Infromurol competitions ollow non-aThleTic klutzes The opportunify To play a wide variety of boTh individual and group sports. The games are played in o non-pres- sure ofmospherel IT doesn't matter who won, but if you had fun! Sfory by Karen Anderson. Top right: Volleyball is definitely a team event. Lower left: Jerry Burns, 1ennis. Photo by Phn Con. Lower right: Deon Benton gets off 0 power serve in volleyball. 1 10Antromurols H Intramural Basketball champs: 151' row: Jeff S1romgren, Andy Haskell. Kevin Watkins 2nd row; Jerry Burns and Marcus Payne, Phofo by Phil Carr u x Intramural Softball Champs: 1st row: Mike Beneckel LeAnn Hubbell, Joyce Fellers, Morgan Morshail. Traci Rhodea Tim Best. 2nd row: Donne Webb, Roberfo Dennef'r. Bobby Utrufic. Curtis Rasmussen and Coty Ellis. Photo by Kmhy Wilgers. - Meky Teuis. and Sterling Hinson Wm thaf captured first place Was men's basketball crown. Enttcmurolv '1 M Shelly Robinson and Kim Torrent look to rebound off a missed she? Lady Hoopsfers Improve , a: . ?,?th Gerald Roines. Shari Kennedy, Annelle Persinger, Suzanne Word, Doria English, Lisa Jackson, Shelly Robinson, Julie Leonard, Lori ?Georgono Weigle, Fawn Anderson, Melissa Bloke, KrisTy Hillmcin, 0nd Shawna Wofford. 3. Builders Give GreQT EfforT ODDOT'Tan Midemhcon , BeTheny Ma 23 g $312131? 8?; STTETQ airing The SouThwesTern Women's BoskeTboll Teom gave a greoT efforT Thr0ugh ouT The 87-88 season. The Lady Builders fin- ished up The season 9-45. Coach Ger- ald Roines finished his IosT year as Build- er head coach, coaching The Ladies BoskeTboll Team The posT five years. Coach Roines ThoughT H was Time To hang iT up and Toke life easy He en- joyed o greoT career in coaching and will be missed by The communiTy and The sTudenTs. IT was The losT season for Lody Builders Debbie Maxwell and Shawna Wonord, boTh of whom end- ed Their careers 0T SouThwesTern on a good noTeT Maxwell and Wofford con- TribuTed To The success of The Lady Builder BoskeTboll Team during Their SouThwesTern sToy. The Lady Builders will now look To move up in The KCAC ranks wiTh a new coach and a new oTTiTude. STory by David Reynolds. Women's BOSkeTbGlVT 43 Top left: MeHsso Bloke showing That she can score too Top center: Shelly Robinson looks to pass as she's double teamed. Top right: Shelly Robinson shows her form on a short jump shot. Lower left: Georgono Weigle shooting a nice jump shof over 0 Lady Rebel. Lower right: Shawna Wofford leads me fast break for Lady Builders. All photos by Antonio Soores. :. och SkeTches SouThwesTern's fooTboiI coach, Charlie Cowdrey's philosophy of fooTball is having a sTrong running QTTock and o sTrong defense. A good defense and The obiiiTy To run The fooTboii are The Two Things Cowdrey feels ore neces- sary for o fooTboli program To survive over The years. When he is noT coach- ing, Cowdrey likes To onch TooTboll on Television. He feels ThoT The eosiesT way To geT o TooTboll game ouT of your mind is To onch anoTher fooTboll game. Cowdrey has been coaching for 29 years. He is going inTo his fifTh season 0T SC. His proudesT momenT 0T SouThwsTern was winning The firsT play- off game in 4984 ogoinsT BeThel, giving SC 0 chance To play for The noTionol championship. T SC's men's boskeTboll coach Bill STe- phens' philosophy of boskeTboll is a full courT press and o conTroiled fosT break offensive game. He likes To have ploy- ers who wonT 0 good educoTion and have a good concepT of boskeTboll, Even wiTh his many oTher jobs 0T SC, he feels he owes The oThleTes The besT he can give Them 0nd expecTs The some in reTurn. STephens enjoys spending Time wiTh his family when he isn'T coaching. He has been 0T SouThwesT- ern eleven years. His proudesT mo- menTs have been To win Three confer- ence chompsionships. The mosT re- warding momenTs for STephens ore onching his players receive Their de- grees. Photos and inierviews by Derrick Wesley. Copy by David Reynolds. LeTT: Charlie Cowdrey. While head coach for men's Tennis, Cecil Findley enjoys Taking a nap ofTer onching his Tennis Team in a hard moTch, AssisTonT Coaches Dick FinTon and Mark Seville enjoy The oquoors as a means of reloxoTion. All Three coaches agreed mm The sporT Teoch- es discipline which is very imporTonT To have in life. Findley's proudesT momenT is, WoTching 0 player of mine defeoT someone he's losT To The whole year. ThoT's ochievemenT! WiTh The com- bined 26 years of coaching exper- ience beTween The Three coaches, SouThwesTern con expecT 0 good showing from This men's Tennis Team: Cecil Findley, Mork Seville, and Dick Finion. Bill STephens, Coochesi1 15 TsT row: Jeff Blockmm, Brod Bloke, Johnny Taylor, Tim HollingsworTh, Jerry SmTTh, Michael Braden 2nd row: John Claiborne, Todd Herman, Terry SmTTh, Greg Bush, Junior Lewis, Graham Frazier, Pot Kinney. 3rd row: Donald STroy, David Reynolds, Shown Becker, BorT BenneTT, Mick Coach Jeff STromgrenT RuperT, JusTin LTTTreIl. ATh row: Coach Rob Fields, Coach Bill STephens, Brion STonel Corey ETIis, Coach Marcus Payne, Coach Andy Haskell. Moundbuilders Season 0 Rough Ride The Moundbuilder Men's BaskeTboll Team found The 4987-1988 season Tough going. The Builders were 4-14 in The Kansas CollegioTe AThleTic Conference and 4722 overall To place Them 8Th in The conference. The Builders sTorTed off The season by playing Two Division I NAIA opponenTs, RockhursT 0nd Emporio SToTe. The Builders gained experience Through These firsT couple of games, as They reached conference play. Conference ploy didn'T sTorT off very well, GS They IosT Their TirsT eighT ouT of Ten games, including an eighTh place finish in The GreoTer Kansas CiTy TournamenT. The Builders would finish winning Two OUT of Their TosT fourteen games, ending The season wiTh o vicTory over The BeThGny Swedes, 99-83. Under new Builder Head Coach Bill STephens, The Team soon Teorhed The sTyTe 0nd sysTem and played weTl TogeTher as The season wenT along. The Builders had a Tough season buT They never quiT. IT didn'T help losing six games on IosT second shoTs. The Builders look To conTehd for The TiTle in 1988-89, 03 They reTum 9 juniors and a hosT of TolenTed young people. Jerry SmiTh made All KCAC This season averaging 450 poinTs and 9.1 rebounds 0 game. The KCAC beTTer onch ouT for Jerry and The resT of The Builders nexT season! STory by David Reynolds. PhoTo by Tony Scores. LVMenls Basketball T. g SC 67 73 84 6'1 76 69 74 71 7O 73 84 69 75 58 57 Opponahf Empielia' Bethany Tabor Bamer 8?. Mary Blends Bartlesville Kansas Was. STethg Mgrymouni OfTowa McPhermn TGbDf 861116! ST. Mary Friends Kansas Wes. Sterling Marymomt OTTawa McPheman BeThmv Top left Greg Bush going up To dunk. Top center: Jeff Blackmon showing his spectacular Jump shot Top rigm: Michael Broder going up with c mce foHow shot Brion Stone takes a shoT under The '.v eye of David Reynolds 17mm: The referee hands the boil the Remodds to put into play, Center weft: John Claiborne shooHng over a McPherson Bulldog. Cemer middle' Todd Hermon going up for the 3 point hoop. Center right: Junior Lewis showing his 3 poinf shot. Men's Bosketbolw 4 7 Jerry Smith going up for a flashy dunk, Photo by Antonio Scores 1 18 Men's Basketball L a mi v f Left: John Poulin. SouThwesTern Women's Volleyball Coach Robbie Fields has been coach- ing four years, The IasT Two 0T SC. He has yeT To earn The KCAC crown. buT sToTes ThoT his Team is really coming along greoT and will be a conTender in The future. His proudesT momenT coaching 0T SouThwesTern is The fecT he has Turned The volleyball program around. Fields oTTended SouThwesTern and Indiana SToTe end Then finished his academic work 0T SC. John Poulin, The SC Women's Tennis Coach, has coached GT SOUThwesTern for 12 years He is o 4955 groduoTe of Friends University. His proudesT momenT 0T SC was his 1978 season when The Team defeoTed ForT Hoys SToTe. Mary- mounT ond BeThony To win The STeTe AIAW. Coach Poulin enjoys coaching because iT gives him something differ- enT To do. He enjoys working wiTh some good oThieTes ond greoT girls. He has coached Three All Americans, His Team won The firsT KCAC Women's Tennis Championship His Teams have won 9 KCAC Championship and finished sec- ond 4 Times. His Teams have been To The NAiA NoTionols Twice, once in 4981 and again in 4983. Copy by Fred Kenebrew IVIore Coaches LefT: Jirn Helmeri Track and Cross CounTry Coach Jim Helmer coaches because he enjoys working wiTh oThleTes. He has devel- oped SouThwesTern's Track and field inTo on ouTsTonding program. Because of SOS success he and The Team have earned The respecT of oTher programs. In his Ten years of coaching. seven GT SC, he has won 47 conference chom- pionships wiTh his men's and women's Teams. Coach helmer says his proudesT momenT 0T SouthwesTern was winning five noTionaI championships in eiTher in- dividual evenTs or relays. Below: Robbie Fields. CoochesT 1 '10 r . e. . 1r :r . a Tswana:vmftti'ymwd'nnww . r'. tst row: Kelly Brocdhurst. Kathy Boone, Kristy Hillmon, Kcrlo Holt. 2nd row: Brenda Starks, Julie Leonard. KCAC CHAMPIONS Joyce Fellersl Jenntfer Morris, Suzanne Goss, Fawn Anderson, Annelle Persihger. Shori Kennedy. 3rd Greg Bush row: Elliott Roddcr, Chris Mottinglyl Greg Sensemon, Robert Brody, Gory DICK, Scott Rundell, JUHIOT r Lewis. 4th row: Donny Lora. Mike Pope. Stuart Schmidt, Mick Rupert, Hector Rios, Ricky Tellis, Derek William Carter Huffman, Danny Smith. 5th row: Rick Rupert, Greg Klug, Stuart Walling. Dallas Bergstrom, Doug ElNott Rodd- Stanton, Phitlip Moorhouse, Lance Dovis. 6th row: Tony Beets, Bryant Osborn, Jonathon Thompson, w , Jesse George, Gregory Peoples, Sterling Hinson, Bobby Davenport. David Reynolds, Anthony Jen- t , nings, Pete Overmon. James Banks. Donald Stroy, Bilty Beard. 7th row: Mike Kirkland, Leroy Worley. Weldon Kennedy, William Carter, Fred Kenebrew, Greg Bush, Coach Jim Helmer. The Southwestern Men's Track Team had another outstanding indoor and cute k. ' LQngty door season, winning its 62th consecutive KCAC Championship. by a margin of f , tmD'e' 453 points. The men's team finished a strong 2nd at the District 40 meet held at ' Emporio State University. Coach Jim Helmer was named District 'IO Coach of the Year for the fifth year in a row. Special honors were given to two talented athletes. Greg Bush was chosen as Most Outstanding Athlete ot the SC Relays and Elliott Roddo won honors for the Most Outstanding Athlete at the KCAC Championship. The NAIA Indoor Notional Track Meet, held in Kansas City, pro- Fm Anderson . vided Southwestern College with b more AtteAmericcns. Ricky Tellis took 4th in uv-e'T ' the Triple Jump to earn AlI-Americon status. The Builder Distance Medley Relay Team of William Carter, Gory Dick, Tony Myers and Elliott Roddo. took 3rd place MW in the notion to earn the AII-Americon title. The Women's Track Team had one of meermstrjrseef the strongest teams in yearsr The lady Builders won their first ever KCAC track . Demetri: GM title by 53 points and placing a very respectable 4th place at the District 40 Elm? 9090?: ' ' M'g' meet. Story by Torey Keller. wade Kennedy 100m r .z-i 120Nrock L Top cenfer: Greg Klug glides over fhe wafer barrier. Photo by Torey Kelrer. KRQY. g '- left: Jennifer Morris leaps the low hurdles '; s1yle. Photo by TOIey Keller. 6.! ' ! y. 1 V: i 15!...7 - V a Top right: Sterling Hinson makes 0 perfec? exchange to Pete Overman in the 4 x 100 meter teloy, Photo by Torey Keller. Lower left Stuart Schmidt, Doug Stanton and Rick Rupert in the 800 meter of the SC Relays. . . Photo by Tina Huorofo. gr I Lower right: Stewart Welling 0nd Hecior Rios . , compete against each other again. Photo by Tina Huorotoy TrocW424 Top Ien: John Cleory splashes down in the sfeeplechosey Photo by Torey Keller. Top right: Brenda Starks 0nd Kris1y Hillmon work hard in the 800 meters. Phom by Tina Huorofo. Lower Left: Danny Smith defies gravity in me long jump. Photo by Torey Keller. Lower right: Phillip Moorhouse shows great form in the shot putb Photo by Torey Keller. 3 122mock Top left: Mike Pope lands cautiously at the water barrier, Photo by Torey Keller. Top right: Doug Stanton, Rick Rupert and Elliott Roddo shuttle for position in the District 10 1500 meters, Photo by Torey Ketler. Center left: Stewart Walling and Hector Rios maneuver to the front in the 5000 meters at the SC Relays. Photo by Tina Huorotot Center right: Kristy Hillmon, Fawn Anderson and Suzanne Goss compete in the 4 x 100 reloy. Photo by Torey Keller. Lower left: In the 3000 meters, Kelly Broodhurst and Kathy Boone stride toward the finish. Photo by Torey Keller. Track t 123 Mt . i 13!? I TsT row: Coach Dick Fin'ron and Coach Cecil Findley 2nd row: Lance Sovi'le. Barry Dundos, Greg Huggins, Mark Wilson, Todd Herman, SCOTT Farnham and Shah Bowling. NoT picTured: Coach Mark SaviTle. PhoTo by Tony Scares. SC Men's Tennis Does We 0 OpponenT Seward CounTy OTTawa Washburn Friends BeThel Phillips STeang BeThany Phillips Tabor BuTler CounTy Cowley CounTy McPherson wabommoomoowm mmmmowaO-soom TZZVMen's Tennis b. i, The SouThwesTern CoHege Tennis men had a good year as They wenT five Three in The KCAC and finished fourTh overall. The Builders had To overc many difficulTies in finding players as eleven men played CT The Top six spots. JV was used ofTen To fill in spoTs as Two players became ineligible and on- was losT To injury. WiThouT Those losses, The Builders may have challenged for Top spoT in The KCAC. The year did have iTs brighT momenTs. Mark Wilson r Barry Dundas boTh came away wiTh single vicTories againsT conference cha BeThany. Coach Cecil Findley commenTed, II was very pleased. I. have i many 0-9 duals againsT BeThany over The years, AnoTher highlighT was ' SouThwesTern lnviTaTionaI. The Team did noT do well buT There were some individual efforTs Dundas and Wilson both finished Third aT four and five respecTiver. ln doubles, Todd Herman and STan Bowling Teamed up To Take 4 L- in number one doubles. Dundas and Wilson swepT The number Two doubles a! o 6-2, 64 win in The finals AT The KCAC TournamenT, The Builders experi some disappoinTing losses. BeTheI and BeThany dominaTed The Toumo Dundas had The besT showing as he was The only player noT from BeThony BeThel To reach The finals. There he losT a Tough Three seTTer To BeThel's Roman. Dundas was named AlI-KCAC honorabTe menTTon for his efforTs. AT annual Tennis cookouT 0T Coach Findley's eighT leTTers were awarded. The Tennis Team also had five Academic All-KCAC members. The mosT of any T aT SouThwesTern. STory by Barry Dundas. ' :Sccm Fornhom, 'm i ll, . l H n '., ..j.a? V94?!- '.r.'.-. a4, .rw Top center: Barry Dundosv Middle center: Mark Wilson. Lower center: Stan Bowling. Right: Eric Foutch. Photos by Tony Scores. Men's Tenniy 125 145.! 12MAcodemics h; AcodemicsH 27 Coach Richard FinTon, John JosTer, Rick Liby, and ScoTT HechTi Never-Ending TrodiTion The SouThwesTern College DeboTe Squad, under The direCTion of Richard FinTon, upheld The powerful TrodiTion of SC debate, This year The size of The squad remained small. PorTiciponTs included: ScoTT HechT TSophomorey Kim Hoffman TSophomoreT, David Holler TFreshrnony John JosTer TSophornorey Rick Liby TSophomoreT. and John Morris TSenioO. The squad is expecTed To double in size for The 1988-89 school year. This was The firsT yeor FinTon direcTed forensics oT SC. He was selecTed for The posiTion ofTer one of his Teoms oT Missouri SouThern SToTe finished Third in The CEDA noTionol championship. The record This year demonsTroTed his sTrong obiliTy for leading ours sTudenTs. STudenTs finished in The Top percenToge of compeTiTiors in every TournomenT oTTended. SC currenle holds The Pi Kappa DelTo noTionol TiTle. lT will defend ThoT honor nexT yeor CT The bionnuol noTionoI championship To be held in SolnT Louis. If successful, The school will hold iTs Third consecuTive noTionol championship. Thelsquod oTTended o Tri- province meeTing in San AnTonio where froTerniTy members eleCTed FinTon To new Governor of The Plains DisTricTi This is The firsT PKD office held by a SouThwesT- ern direcTor since Gory Horn lefT SC Three years ago. NexT year, The Team will reToin oll buT one vorisTy deboTer, which would indicoTe a very sTrong squad for The coming season. Copy by John JasTer. l28iDeboTe h. Johnson County Missouri U. Genital Slate Wichifo SToTe Texas A8KM William Jewell Southern Illinois MinnesoTo U. ST. Marys Son AnTonio Woshburn HechT and Morris, ocTofinols JosTer and Morris. oclohnals HechT and ley. semifinals Dolsen and JosTer. quarterfinals Josler ond Liby, d ' 2 ocfofinols Hechi and Morris, lsT JosTer ond Liby, 451 Hechl ond Morris, ocTofinaIs HechT and Morris. ocTofinols Jester ond Liby, ociofinols HechT and MorrLs, semifinals Jasler ond Liby, 2nd HechT, quotTerllnals Josier ond Liby, 2nd Hecnl and Morris. quarterfinals Iso N01L Pictured ppord. Corleen; Sr. Winfield, KS . t, Mary: Sr. Shidler; OK muse, Janelle: Abilene, KS onfon, Christopher; Fr Wellington, KS 79mm, Gory; Sp. Winfield, KS 2 in. Aer; Sp. Newkirk, OK 'fh, Jene: Sp. Winfield! KS 1n. James; Jr. Deso1o, TX ith. Mary; Sr. Arkansas City, KS . 1h. Terry; Jr Wichita, KS ' fh. Virginia; Sp. Winfield. KS uowsky, David; Gr. Winfield, KS ck, Elizabeth; Jr. Arkansas City, KS unford, Robyne; Jr Florissant. MO uuffer, Nancy; 80. El Dorado, KS orbeck, Helen; Sp, Winfield, KS ephens, Lorna: Gr. Burden, KS eworr, Katherine: Jr. Winfield, KS swan, Phyllis; Fr. Arkansas City, KS es, Joey; So. Chapman. KS romgren, Jeffrey: Gr. WinfieIdA KS unson, Beth; So Winfield, KS ayze, Jonathon; Sr, Winfield, KS . eefwood. Georgia; Sr. Arkansas City KS a eimer. Esther; Sr. Winfield, KS - 19L Lela; Sr Arkansas Cify. KS bs, Barbara; Fr. Winfield, KS opoer. Jean: Gr. Winfieidl KS ullis Kristi; Sp, WintieId. KS .church. Siephen; Sr, Burden. KS an Zuni, Kathy: GrA South Haven, KS . onorsdcxle, Jean; 30. Augusta, KS . oughn, Elizabeth; Jr. WeIlington. KS . rafil, Neva; Gr. Winfield, KS aketield. William; Sr Winfield, KS aldorf, Rebecca; Sp Winfield, KS oldorf, Rick; Sr. Winfie1d4 KS aldschmidt, Sandro: Sr Dexter, KS clkerl M011; Sp. Winfield. KS oiker, Pom; Sp Winfield, KS orren, Andrea, Sr, Winfield, KS -ebber, Betty; Sp. Winfield, KS eber, Billy; Fr. Lake Placid, FL eigle, Georgono; Jr Burden. KS amen, Sarah; Sp. Winfield, KS Wens, Lwndo; Gt Wichita. Ks Whife, Julie; Gr, Winfield, KS Williams, Lori; Sp. Winfiewd, KS Mlioms, Marybeth; Sp. Winfield, KS Williams, P01: So. Winfield, KS Willoughby, Joanne; Fr, Winfield KS Wimmer, Maxine; Gr. Winfield, KS Winblod, Christina; Gr. Winfield, KS wm, Marlo; Jr. Winfield, KS Wine, Janette; Gr. Winfield, KS Wolff, Toni; Gr. Caldwell, KS Wood, Cheryl: Gr. Winfield. KS Wright, Roy: Gr. Mulvane. KS Young. Eugene; Sr. Philadelphia, PA Young, Kim; Sr. Winfidd, KS young, Tim: Sr. Rose Hill, KS Youm, Thomas; Jr. Winfield! KS 0 Center left: Kim Kinnoird came all me way 510m Florida To work in 805 library. Top photo: This crew 1ckes great pictures, but they know nothing about posing. Jon Term pho1ogrophy class. Sitting: Jackie Vickers, Cheri Kiekel. Standing: Carlo Holt Torey Keller, Come Coin, and Tina Huoroto. loHom photo: Chris Knight Takes Miss Charlton's class seriously. Center right: Steve Stanton and Megan Gannon try To keep warm in 1he snow, Phoio by Corrie Coin. Candidwzo ?th'ix! A 13WHonors Honors Convocdrion . ! . .1 :- a If : Top left: Jeanne Dexter, Honors Convocation speaker Chosen by The Seniors, poses with Senior class president, Connie Sears, offer weH received speechv Top right: Sue Robinson was awarded the Administrative Cnmion by SGA Center right: Kevin BeH. Richard Harmon! Donne Webb, and Scott RundeH, Lower left: Lela Gootley is really excited obouT groduofing. Lower right: Beth Buechner doesn'f seem nearly as glad mm H is olmos? over, Kelley Alexander prepare To march up the 77 Lower pho10: Tht$ Faculty stops in mid-77 10 to Honors Convocoiion. d n O n O O p S a .5 L s, m o d A 8 C U urn m 0 h D. p O T Homors $31 $45:- A AndThe Music Plays Oh . . . Another funfilled year has past, but the memories of The year's music events will not be forgotten by Southwes1ern's music participants. The SC Bond and A Copeuo Choir toured ports of Kansas in the spring. Performing a concert in Marion, Hufchinson, Derby and Wich- ita! They were warmly received by clumsy friends, family and The general public. The music groups performed 0 variety of concerts Throughout The yeory Good music has a long history of SC and 1987458 kept up The tradition. STory by Janice Gormon Right: Kam Tharp. Joe Luinsfro and S1an Bowling help build spirit at a Builder football game. Photo by Suzanne Underwood. Shay Jeweh, Marylee Ramsay, Brian Duhon, David Willoughby. Mlke Me1coH, Dione Bifker, Dona Tinkler, Aaron Rush, Ken Ramsay. Borry Dundos. Bruce Adams, Trevor Holden, Jon Palmer, and Chris Moden. Photo by Teri Hutchison. 132yMusic .: : 1st row: TGIBSG Le Valle. Wendy Dolsen - o Cheri Kiekel. 2nd row: Kom Tharp. David H Dough and Lisa Spoon. Maybe fhe uman Team should do something to revive : spirit of the pep bond? Phofo by Teri . chison. Above: Teresa Le Velle. Kenny Walker, Lisa Spoon, Kom Tharp, David Dombcugh, Jufie Estes. Dr. Michael Wilder, Joe Luinstro, 51cm Bowling, Tommy Rector, Brion Dutton, Wendy Doisen. Mark Grober. Shelly Neal. Scott Hecnf. and Kelley Alexander Photo by Teri Hutchvson. Musiq133 :xF 451 row: James Schuppener. Shari Kennedy, Jon Palmer, Meg Wilson. Jessica Collison. Dona Tinkler. Brooke Hoskins. Chris Moden, Keri Ramsay, Diana Biiker. Brenda Starks, Ginny Whefsell, Julie Winkler, Shelly Snell, Maggie Myers, Morylee Ramsay, Teresa Le Velle 2nd row: Rhonda chum. Kom Tharp, Darla English, Lonnie Nichols, Shay Jewen. Amanda Collison, Megonn Monin, Jenni STurgis, Koren Anderson, Shem Bean. 3rd llllllHIIlI IW' HIHIW HIIV'I'HH WW Lou Tharp keeps track of everyone and everythlng in me Fine Arts Pho1o by Janice German. 432VMusic mru'mu , wnt v x HWI mw: John U11. David Dumbough, Kern Lundy, Chuck Sturgis. Chuck Morehbonks, Mike Metcclfl Brion Duffon, Lance Davis, Mark Grovenstein, Trevor Houlden. Afh row: Rob Dunhom, Mark Grober. '- Dunhom, David Willoughby, Tim Ervin, Leroy Worley. Aaron Rush. Newton, Tony Myers, Tim Shroeder. Barry Dundos, Bruce Adams, ' Podschun. Michael Wilder returned to SC offer a W year Sabbatical. Photo by Janice 60mm: I gr f: You wlII make musk: and you win like It. n10 by Teri Hutchison. er left: The A Capella Choir. under the ion or James Schuppener performed of g Matriculation Convocation. Photo by ; nne Underwood. ': er right: James Strand is The Chair of the ' ; Arfs Division He makes the walls of . dson shake when he plays The Alma r er left: Melody Fried is just as sparkling in rmsic as she looks. She is also very brave. ; teaches group piano. ., - ngm: James Schuppener brings out the best in the A Capella Choir. W :33- 1. ',' 1 K iti- . I ' w naww zsszi'i'rifi; :! I J'. Left: Is he really busy or is he lust acting busy? Bil! De Armond. General Manager, r. wkswc What do you listen To while you' ting in your dorm studying for? exam? You guessed if. K FM400.3. KSWC Is the campus station, operated by students during The week and on Sofurd studenfs from Winfield High Schooi station plays everything from hard V To easy listening. Sundays ate dev to Block Contemporary and Ry and Blues. Throughout The year ploys special music. The sfofion u on the air 01 noon and goes 0n midnight, accepting requests .1; 1hose hours. KSWC members Inca; Sheri Prochosko. Kenny Walkecg Baptism. MOfk Gregg, Georgana gle, Junior Lewis, Doug Stanton , Jackson, Robyne Stanford, ' Reynolds. Bruce Adams, Ed We Tim Ervin, Bony Dundos, David David Willoughby. Kelley Alex and Mark Honkins. STory by Shh Goo'rley. Photo by Tina Huorofo. Left: Produciion Staff: isi row: Sheri Prochosko, Le Baptism; 2nd row: Bill De Armond. Mark Gregg, Kenny Woiker Photo by Tina Huoroioi Bili DeArmond. General Manager KSWC, Producer of This Week Ar Souihwesierh. Kenny Walker, Station Manager, KSWC. Sheri Prochosko; Program Direcion KSWC 0nd Newsleiier Ediiori Mark Gregg, Teievision Coordinaior. Le Baptism. Radio Production Manager. Souihwesiern College is lucky To have Their own Television sicmon. The major ociiviiy of The organi- zation is To produce the bi-monihly Television pro- gram, iiThis Week AT Soufhwesiem. The show is Taped GT Winfield High School and aired Fridays OT 2:00 pm, and on Soiurdoys GT 40:00 am. IT is shown on Cable Chonnei 13. The crew ossisis in filming, ediiing, programming and producing The show. Members include Sheri Prochosko, Kenny Walker, Le Bopiisio. Mark Gregg, Georgonna Weigle, Junior Lewis, Doug Sionion, Lisa Jackson Robyne Sich- ford, Bruce Adams, David Reynolds, Lewis Green, Suzy Word, Morii Muiii and Joey Lee. Siory by Stephanie Gomley. Beiow: isT row: Jennifer Morgan, Kenny Woiker. 2nd row: Lisa Jackson. Robyne Stanford and Suzy Word This Week AT Souihwesiem m- M! lwih rm 1mm ii'n alarm ': in: ii! mm Spring AT The Mansion Top Ief1 Danielle Skinner, David Willoughby, Ginny Whetsell, Robert Whefsell, Darren Tinkler and Dana Tinkler, relaxed in The beautiful Hunt , Room before The dance. Lower center. Shelly Snell and Scot? Hechf enjoy The music Whlle in the background Lower righj: Angie Dolbey 0nd Torey Keller Marylee Ramsey and Txm Schroeder enjoy posed as hTNe angels for The photographer. each other. Top right Rene Rollins and her date enjoyed a slow dance Photos by Kathy Wilgers. Lower left: They've been through a lot together! Bruce Adams, Maggie MyersA Kevin Potts, Teresa Le Vene, Connie Sears and Mark I Gravensfein. 4 38 Spring Dance h- hne Spring Dance was held in The Mor- wnd Mansion in Ponce City, Oklahoma. he beouTiful nighT, greoT music and he lavish seTTihg mode if Q memorable venihgh Todd Hermon was crowned h ing Arfhur 01 The end of +he fesfiviTies. hoht: Mloew Wesfon and Shelly Neal mgied all night. enter hen More dancers. Amy Kuhl and Brad x. Darla EngHsh and Cory Ellis Center right. Traci Rhodes and Tony Scores. Lisa Huger and Pm Kinney Lower left: The camera catches Chuck Smrgis leoring while he dances with Wendy Dolsen. Lower right: Roger Crossmon looks sheepish 05 Stephanie Goohey tries to keep him in line, Photos identified by Kent Lundy Photos by Kathy Wilgers Sprung Dancw 1 39 I and Gev- ., ocotion I Top right: Lisa Huger hopes the compu1er MC 0 r e O S produce 0 good paper for her. . 'b , Lowe! photo: The pciio 01 the STudenf C: v is o grec? place To catch some sun Kelly Wade, Wilma Topper, Tom Bowlby. and Kirk Duberstein. Photo by Ron KisileL hoT STudenTs Do In Their Off Time In ihe few minuies ihoi SCis dedico'red students Take off from being inielleciu- GI and gaining knowledge as well as personal groan, They poriicipofe in personal reloxoiion. Even SC's mosi dedicated siudenis have been known To Toke a few momenfs oui of their busy schedules of personoi growih 0nd infelleciuol knowledge ocquisiiion To do something different PicTured on This- poge are some SC studenis ond whoi They do in Their off Time. STory by Koren Anderson. Top iefi. Jonathon Thompson spends his off Hme running from room io room Oemoles' roomsi marrying ihoi one special girli Top right: Wendy Doisen spends her off time practicing her puckeri Oh, ihoi's a good one Wendy. Lower iefi: Phil Schmidt practices his inpersonoiion of his student's overwheiming enihusiosurn for new knowledge in ihe Classroom Lower right: Suzanne Underwood models The Iotesi in beach oiiire for mid January. Oh, so Chic. Condidst'l The PhoTogrophers 1A2 Pho1ogrophers Top left: Photo by Torey Keller, Lower cemer: Photo by Carlo Holt Lower left Photo by Tina HuaroTo. Top cenTer: Photo by Emily George. Middle center: Pho1o by Carrie Cain. Top right: Photo by Jackie Vickers. Lower right: Photo by Cheri Kiekel, All photos produced during Jon Term class. Photographersf 1 43 Rain, Rain, Go Away. We WenT To Have Groduefion-Todey'. y. Top Ieff: There was a hurried dosh from Sonner ' Top Stadium To Stewart Fieldhouse when H skirted get 1 To rein. .' .7 . w 9' .1353; Km b -' .w. w ' AIM' h .' $ ? T i 'Fw nghf: Shaun Spottedhorse received his diploma to a standing ovation and TV coverage by Channel 10. The day promised rain, Threatened rain and delivered roin, As the bond COT cerT concluded in Sonner Stadium, T drops sTorTed To fall and everyo .2; mode a mad dash for STeworT Fiel' house. The ceremonies began on Ti ,: end The groduofes listened To form, Lieufehom Governor Tom Docki Ti give a brief speech Fifteen Master v Education degrees were oward- followed by The disfribuhon of 105 . dergroduafe degrees. An honoro: Doctor of ArTs was presented To 5? art The Senior Class President Co Sears presemed The Seniors gifT fo1v college by announcing Then 0 f had been set up for Mark Seville, cl cessihg of The sToge porTy, graduo 7 LoweT left: New Those are sincere smiles. Gory Photos by Kathy Wilgers, and foculfy O recepTiOh was held Podschun and Chuck Sturgis. Tri-Dining HoTl MMGroducmon ; . . Top right: Big sister, Dione Sounders, looks a left. Somehmes 'T takes 0 '0? or help 10 little suspicious of the photographer, but Vicki have the dipXoma. 'he second class of gtaduoms from the Master of Educofion program paused before me Sue Robinson and Ellen Chaplin COOTBOG WiTh :eremonies for a photo. 15? row; Janette Wine, Patricxo Zeko. Brenda Norvaes, Brad Johnson. the wind 01 meir firs? SC graduation. iudy Dutton. Judy Cox 2nd row: Patsy McNeH, Donnis Whawey, Jennis Wilcox. David KehresA Steve Hobus, Michael Brandt, Jack Crumbliss, and Nancy Cowdrey. Pho1os by Kathy Wilgers. 1 HAMGraduotion 'I'V 5-. .- ' 4,; - . h, L .' ItiQ'wff, ' 95' ii In '1 milde' 1 - .0- ,. . 31:3: VfA I rk- n. .1. WI Top left: David Kehres visits with fellow gmduofes before graduation. Top right: Constance Ruyle and Mary Short shore preiceremony jnters. Lower left: Friends and family gamer outside of Stewart Lower rigm: Who is prouder, Edgar Blanks 01 his mother? PhoTos by Kathy Wilgers. Top dgm: I know it's here somewhere! MicheHe Top left: More preparation. Hickman. Lower right: Mark Grovenstein waves bye-bye Photos by Kathy Wilgers. To Southwestern. 1 - Lower Ief1: Now That's happiness! Loretta Os1ronder. GroduofionMN Clomglm Snopsho'rs Top: Doug Mires Is faithfully and iniensely working out during the off-seoson Lower left: Weldon, get your foot off oi me, Joyce Fellers, Weldon Kennedy, and James Banks Lower right: Spur'ty and Cool on 1heir way to ctcss. Brion? Osborn and Rhonda Ro'he. Photos by Suzanne Underwood. Top left: Kim Norris gives her undivided attention to a class discussion, Top right; Sometimes it doesn'f pay to go away for Jon Term, There really was a car under on than snow. Center left: Ernest Alexander presented a convoccmon that was unexpecTed ond speltbindmg. Center middle: Troy Boucher's Jon Term class required lots of notes. Lower !efft A Typical senior expression, Tim Schroeder. Photo by Cheri Kiekel. Lower righT: Come Seaton exhibited her art work in the Library in the spring Photo by Ted Hutchison. Remember The Good Times Top Ieff: Leann Hubbell, Billy Weber, Steve Peebles ond Lyle Duke ham iT up Top right: Texans Gerald Peters and Fred Kenebrew weren'? fond of all the snow in Kansas. Lower right: Jubol Tiner wosn'f os enthurwd about basketball cs Judie Winkler, Jadue Vickers and Tim Schroeder. 152mmdids g Top right: The Tulips around The flag pole gave me whole campus a feeling of spring. Photo by Teri Hmchison. Center left: ScoH Harris passes Rhonda Fomum and both get caught by me photoglopher. Center right: An Weus receives wows of wisdom from senior Robert Whetsellr Photo by Cheri Kiekel. Lower left Some jobs are just too big for c: desk Roberto Denneft. Lower right Spring sunshine brings ou1 senous sewing Suzanne Underwood and Kevin Morgan. Condxds 153 Index A Adams, Bruce 18, 47, 59, 137, 138 Adams, Keitho 18 Adams, Schotzi 18 Alexander, Kelley 18 A11 Americans 90 Anderson, Don 32 Anderson, Fawn 18, 120, 123 Anderson, Gina 18, 23 Anderson, Karen 18, 38, 45, 134 Anderson, Steve 18 Archombeou, Ruth 32 Archombo, Lorry 32 Arie, Kenneth 18 Armbrust, Martha 18 Arthur, Danica 18 Askins, Leisa 18 Ayers, Vickie 18 Ayres, Lynda 18 B Bobcock, Mofthew 18 Banks, James 18, 120, 150 Bonowetz, Donna 18, 64 Baptiste, Le 18, 36, 137 1 Barnaby, Tommy 32 Earner, Sondra 18 Barnes, Richard Dick 32, 54 , Bcumon, Steven 18 Bean, Shelli 15, 18, 59, 65, 73, 82, 134 Beard, Billy 18, 69, 97, 120, 140 Beaver, Roxie 48 BechTeI, Leda 18 Becker, Shown 18, 72, 116 Beets, Tony 18, 97, 120 Belden, Jeff 18, 64, 97 Bell, Kevin 130 Benecke, Mike 18,97, 105, 111 Bennett, Bart 116 Benton, Dean 18, 102, 110 Berglon, Glenn Dole 18.97 Bergstrom, Dallas 18, 102, 120 Bernard, Dorothy 32 Best, Tim 18, 72, 111 Bever, Roxie 18, 45 81995, Brion 32 Bitker, Diana 15, 18, 59, 61, 73, 94, 132. 134 Biffie, Judy 57 Black History Month 41 Blockmon, Jeff 18, 105, 116, 117 Blake, Brod 18, 116 Blake, Bruce 32 Blake, Mary 32, 33 Blake, Melissa 18, 113, 114 Blanks, Edgar 19, 38, 55, 58, 146 8033539, Kathy 19, 56, 76, 90, 102, 104, 120, Bossinokis, Nick 13, 19, 72, 97 Boucher, Troy 32, 151 Bourdene, Bob 32 Bouwmon, Jennifer 48 Bowen, James 16, 19, 97 Bowlby, Tom 32, 140 Bowling, Stan 19, 45, 48, 124, 125, 132, 133 1547Index Broder, Michael 19, 58, 74, 116, 117 Bradley, Julie 69 Brody, Robert 19, 120 Brandt, Michael 145 Broadhursf, Fran 32, 47 BroodhursT, Kenv 65, 102, 104, 120, 123 Brown, Jeanne 53 Bruington, Lori 19, 113 Buck, Shawna 19 Buechner, Be1h 19, 130 Buechner, Lonme 32 Bumsted, Susan 32 Burke. Greg 31, 97 Burns, Jerry 19, 65, 110, 111 Bush, Greg 19, 116, 117. 120 Bufler, Brett 19 Butler, JoAnn 32 Butler, Martha 32 Butterworth, Judy 19 C3 Cain, Corrie 19, 31, 46, 129. 143 Collison, Amanda 19, 44, 59, 73, 82, 83, 134 Collison, Jessica 19, 59, 82, 83, 87, 94, 134 Callison, Roxy 32, 35. 59, 82 Comp, Carol 19 Compben, Lisa 3, 19 Condids 31, 40, 42, 51, 55, 63, 64, 66. 67, 72, 73, 74, 80, 85. 100, 105, 140, 141. 150, 151. 152, 153, Carlson, Russell 19, 72, 95 Corr, Phi132, 97, 101, 110 Car1er, Will 19, 60, 90, 102, 120 Cato, Shondo 19, 68, 82 CCOM 65 Chalmers, Kelly 19, 53 Chophn, Ellen 32, 35, 65. 145 Chomon, Judith 32, 57 Chenoweth, Phit 11, 32. 35 Choofe, Danny 19 Claiborne, John 116, 117 Clapp, Michael 19 Clark, Cy 19, 63 Clark, David 19, 31.73.97, 136 Class Representatives 46 Cleary, John 19, 65, 102, 122 Clelond, Liz 19, 47 Clincge, Greg 19, 97 Coaches 119 Co1berg, Cynthia 19, 56, 108 Coleman, C1ifton 9, 19, 97 Collegian 62 Collins, PK. 32 Conners, Mary 19 Conover, Mike 32, 35 Cowdrey, Charlie 32, 97, 115 Cowdrey, Nancy 145 Cox, Beverly 32 Cox, Judy 145 Cox, Norma 32 Crawford, Herbert 19, 97 Cross Country 102-104 Cr'ossmon, Roger 19,97, 139 CroweH, Kim 19 Crumbliss, Jock 145 Cunningham, Maurice 20 D Dole, Rae 20, 54, 57 Daniel, Dan 32, 47, 50, 58 Daniels, Earl 97 Dorkow, Chrisfy 20 Davenport, Bobby 20, 68, 97, 120 Davis, Kevin 20 Dow's, Lance 20, 87, 97, 98, 120, 134 Day, Teresa 20, 68, 82 De Armond, Bil! 32, 136, 137 De La Paz. Emmelin 15, 20, 21, 73 Dean, Kevin 20, 54, 78 Debate 128 Decker, Ralph 49 Delp, Jami 20, 48 Dennett, Bart 20 Dennetf, Roberfc 20. 56, 111, 153 DeHer. Mark 20, 60 Dexter. Jeanne 32. 35, 54, 68, 48. 130 Dick, Gary 20. 85, 87, 90, 97. 120 Dixon, Anita 20 Dolbey, Angie 20, 138 Do1sen. Wendy 10, 20, 47, 49. 52, 61, 63, ,, 68, 133, 139, 141 Dombough, David 20, 133 Dorm Councils 44-45 DorseTT, BriH 83 Drennon, Steve 20 Drill Team 94 Duongtovonh, Somone 18, 20 Dubbers1ein, Kirk 32, 140 Dubowsky, Lee 32, 33 Duke, Lyle 20, 97, 105, 152 Dumbough, David 134 Duncan, Scott 20 Dundos, Barry 20, 49, 58, 59, 61, 82. 83. W 125, 132, 13 4, 136 Dunhcm, Rob 20, 134 Dunhom, Ron 20, 134 Dutton, Brion 20, 132, 133, 134 Dutton, Judy 145 Dwyer, Kathi 20 E Eash, Jan 20 Eastman, Marjorie 20, 53 Egli, Kathleen 10, 20, 44, 48, 87 Elliott, Pom 20, 50, 57 Ellis, Cory 20, 111, 116, 139 Elrich, Mike 97 Els1un, Shane 20, 97 English, DONG 15, 20, 56, 101, 113, 134. 1 Erickson, Mark 20 ' Ervm, Tim 20, 59, 62, 82, 83, 134, 136 Estes, Julie 10, 21, 133 F Farnham, 80011 21, 124, 125 Farnum, Rhonda 21, 134, 153 FeinsYein, Sandy 32 FeisT, Jackie 21, 47, 63 Fellers, Joyce 2, 21, 45. 65, 68, 111, 120. Fields, Robbie 116, 119 Finch, Bobbie 21, 67 Findley, Cecil 32, 115, 124 Findley, Helen 50 FinTon, Dick 35, 80, 115, 124, 128 Flint, Linda 21 Football 96-99 Fos1er, Ed 32 Foufch, Eric 21, 125 Fox, Brad 21, 97, 100, 139 Frazier, Graham 116 ed. Melody 33, '135 , tfe. Lorrie 21, 67, 94 'F-Ige John 21 'unnon, Megan 15, 21, 129 . e dner, Cindro 21 eorge. Jesse 21, 73, 97,100, 120 eorge Mary Emily 21, 64,74,143 5 ason, Benn 33 --,son Jon 21 ream Lewis 33 ; nn, Leona 33 'bver, Ivan 7 21 97 ocmey Lela 130 .-.u1ley, Stephanie 21, 38, 65, 139 :. 112,Vemon 97 oodrum, Rhonda 69 055, Suzanne 7, 21, 120, 123 Iaber Mark 21,133,134 . aduohon 1447147 . chem, S1u011 83 Vrahom, Tracy 21 1avenstein, Mark 21, 59, 68. 75, 134, 138, 147 ; Icy, Wallace 33 ween, Eddie 21, 97 1- een, Lewis 21, 97, 137 -- een, MIke 21 Ieene, Joyce 21 -Iegg, Mark 21, 95, 110, 136, 137 u11ery, RIck 21 I dorn, Roger 21 ,1 Offner, Jay 21, 44, 95 Huger. Lisa 48, 139, 140 .11, Dino 9 Hall, Edmond 21, 96, 197 Hall, Ko1h1een 21 , 011, Mary 65 ' oloween 84 Honkins, Mark 51, 136 Harden, Be1sy 83 Harden, Doug 21 80110, Lillian 21 Hatfield, Dixie 57 Haukcm, Korey 22 Hayward, Teri 57 Heorlson, Dana 33, 84 Hech1.Sco11 22, 49,52, 128, 133, 138 Henon, Bobby 22, 97 Harmer, Jim 33, 102, 119, 120 HeIpingstine, BM 33 Helpings1ine, Rene 22, 26 :Hetzer, Lu 53 Henderson, Korlton 22, 97, 99 Hendrickson, Shannon 22 Hermon, Todd 22,58, 116, 117. 124, 125. 139 ,Hemcndez, EligIo 22 Hessini,C01hy 22, 108, 109 Hessini, Morgueritte 33 HesTer, Ricky 60, 97 Hickman, Michelle 22, 75, 147 Hicks, Chris1opher 22 Hicks, Robert 33 Hicks, Todd 97 Hill, Sharilyn 22 Hillman, Kristy 22, 45, 49, 87, 113, 120, 122, 123 Hinson, Sterling 3, 22, 72, 97, 111, 120, 121 Hitzemon, Lee Ann 22 Hobus, S1eve 145 Hoffman, Kim 22, 128 Holdeman, Al 97 Holler, David 22, 128 Hollingswor1h, Jesse 22 Hollingswor1h, Sheryl 22 Hollingswor1h, Tom 22, 58, 116 Holman, Billie 33, 47 Holt, Carlo 22, 64, 100, 120, 129. 143 Homecoming 7778 Homec0m1ng Queen 76 Honors 130-131 Hood, Rob 22 HosfeIT, Brian 22, 97, Houlden, Trevor 22, 59, 82, 83, 132, 134 Houseman, CoroI 22, 65 Hovey, Cindy 22, 53 Huorofo, Tina 9, 22, 38, 129. 143 Hubbell, Leann 9, 22, 47, 111, 152 Huffman, Derek 22, 58, 85, 120 Huggins, Greg 97, 124 Hughes, Adam 97 Hull, Teresa 22 Hufchison, Teri 22. 38, 49, 62, 65, 74 Hu110n, Dan 3, 23, 48, 85, 87 1n110mura1s 110-111 J Jackson, Kim 33 Jackson, Lisa 55, 113, 136, 137 Jacques, Yvette 7, 23, 47 Jon Term 68. 69, 142, 143 Jontz. Tonya 23, 108, 109 Jos1er, John 23, 45. 65, 128 Jefferson, Sherry 23 Jennmgs, Amhony 23, 120 JeweH, Shay 22, 23, 64, 101. 132, 134 Johnson, Brod 145 Johnson, Rochelle 23, 45 Johnson, Rick 33 Jones, Reggie 23. 97 Judd, Gary 23 Judicial Counci1 52 K Kaiser, Barbara 33 Korom, Lisa 23 Kerr, Rick 23 Kehres, David 145, 146 Kehres, Karen 27, 33 Keller. Brod 23, 90, 97 Keller, Torey 23, 129. 138, 143 Kenebrew, Fred 23, 38, 97, 120, 152 Kennedy, Shari 23, 55, 108, 109. 113, 120, 134 Kennedy, Weldon 9, 23, 46, 76, 96, 97, 99, 120, 150 Key, James 97, 99 Kiekel, Cheri 23, 49, 52, 59, 62, 82, 129. 133, 143 King, Dixie 68 King, Gary 33 Kinnoird, Kim 129 Kinney, P01 23, 105, 116, 139 Kirkland, MW 33, 120 Kistler, Ron 23, 69 Ki1sm1ller, Tim Bob 23, 97 Klug, Greg 23, 120, 121 Knight, Chris 23, 85, 97, 129 Kolling, Orland 33 Koontz, Sharon 23 Kough, Jeff 23 Kowelmon. Paul 23, 44 Krug, Melissa 65 Kubi1schek, Joe 23 Kuh1, Amy 23, 139 Kyle, Chuck 97 L Lackey, Joysin 23. 66, 97 Lora, Donny 23, 102, 120 Lash, Jon 23 LoTimore, Vincent 23, 97 Lawrence, David 33, 35 Lows, Ann 23 Lawson, Claudio 23 Le Velle, Teresa 24, 133, 134, 138 Lebovitz, Hermon 33, 65 Lee, Joey 23, 24, 97, 137 Lee. Keng 23 Lehew, 89111 24 Leidy, Curtis 19, 24, 97 Leonard, Julie 13, 24, 45, 106, 113, 120 Lewis, Junior 24, 62, 116, 117, 120, 136, 137 Lewis, Trudy 33 Liby, Rick 24, 49, 58, 128 Lilly, Marlene 24 Lindsey, Stoney 3, 13, 24, 97 L111Iell, Jus1ln 13, 24, 72, 116 LIvengood, Deborah 24 Loehrs. Vicki 24 Logue, Che1 24, 53, 57 Long, Jennifer 24, 25, 69 Lovell, Candice 24 LuinsTro, Joe 24, 46, 48, 49, 87, 132, 133 Lundy, Ken? 11, 24, 49, 65, 82, 134 Lynne, Jim 24, 48 LyHon, Co1e 24, 95 M Modem, Brian 24 Modem, Chris 24, 44, 56. 59, 74, 83, 92, 132, 134 Mognus, Rogeno 24 Morchbonks, Charles 9, 24, 48, 65, 80, 87, 134 MorkIey, Mark 24, 95 Markwordt, Kevin 97 Marshall, Morgan 24, 111 MorTin, Megonn 24, 56, 76. 108, 109, 134 MorTinez, Nancy 24. 53 Mason, Larry 24 Mason. Pom 24. 65 1ndex7155 MoHingly, Chris 120 Maxwell, Deb 24 McDaniel, Jan 33, 84 McDonald, Jonice Marie 33, 35 McGrow, Aretha 11, 24, 54, 94 McKanno, Darryl 24. 58 McMcnus, Lori 65 McNe11. Pofsy 145 MCNUH, Traci 108, 109 McWhirf, Dory1 33 Men's Basketball 116-118 Men's Tennis 124-125 Menke, Carolyn 24. 48. 50 Merritt, Dan 24, 97 Mateo , Mike 5. 24. 45. 49. 58. 76, 92, 132, 134 Metzinger, Shouni 33 Mick, Kimberly 24 Millet, Roberf 97 Millet, Rodney 19, 24, 44, 45, 76, 97, 99 Mires, Doug 97, 150 Mogab, Mike 25, 65 Moore, CrysIol 25, 64 Moorhouse, Phillip 25, 87, 97, 120. 122 Morgan, Jennifer 25, 82, 83, 137 Morgan, Kevin 25, 97, 153 Morris, Jennifer 7, 25, 56, 76, 92, 100, 120, 121 Morris, John 128 Moshier. Lori 33, 35, 94 Moshier, Scott 25, 97 Moundbuilder 38-39 Mukolo, Tom 25 MUSIC 132-135 Mum, Marti 6, 60. 82, 137 Myers, Maggie 25, 44, 55. 73, 82, 134. 138 Myers, Tony 11, 25, 31. 49, 59. 81, 90, 102. 104, 134 N Norvaes, Brenda 145 Neal, Shelly 10, 25. 47, 80. 133, 139 Neel, Michele 25, 67, 92 NeIses, Aggie 25, 57 Nelson, Mark 25 New 5165 35 Newlon, Jeff 25. 69, 134 Newton, BurIon 97 Newton, Kay 33 NichoIos, MIke 25 Nichols, DovId 33 Nichols, Lonnie 25, 67. 94, 134 Nittlel, Jane 25, 80 Norris, Kim 25, 57, 151 Norton, David 25 Norton, Michael 25, 26 Not Pictured 30, 129 O O'NeoI, Brad 97 Oord, Ferrel 25 Opitz. Eric 25, 97 Opifz, Todd 25, 97 Osborn, Bricm 25, 97. 120, 150 Ostronder, Loretta 25, 50. 147 Overmon, Pete 25, 120, 121 1567Index P Pcden. Janis 33. 35 Palmer, Jon 9, 25, 59, 73, 82, 94, 132, 134 Poppan, Melinda 25 Poppon, Shelby 25 Poms, Jennie 33 Paul, Roy 25. 97 Poulin. John 33, 65, 108, 119 Payne, Marcus 111,116 PBL 54 Peebles, Steve 25, 97, 152 People 17-35 Peoples, Greg 25, 97, 111, 120, 140 Perry, Phillip 25, 54, 47 Persinger, Annelle 25,107 113,120 Peters, Gerald 25,97,140,152 Peiers, RIck 33, 80 Phelps. Rick 25 Phi Delta Kappa 57 Phillippe, PouIc 26 Phillipson, Gene 97 Pi Delta SIng 60 Pi Gamma Mu 50 Placey, Glen 26 PIoin, Leonard 26 Podschun, Gory 26. 44, 58, 63, 76, 92, 134, 144 Pope, Mike 26, 102, 120. 123 P0115, Kevin 138 P0115, Law 55 Prestage, Mike 26 Price, Cristina 26, 57 Prochoska, Caren 65 Prochosko, Sheri 26, 68. 136, 137 Purvis, Loretta 26 R Redford, Brion 33 Radio 136 Roines. Gerald 33, 65, 113 Rains, Michele 57 Ramsay, Keri 7, 26. 56, 59, 64, 68. 76, 92. 132, 134 Ramsay, Morylee 26, 55, 56. 59, 74, 82, 132. 134, 138 Ramsey, Jessica 26 Rasmussen. Curtis 5, 97, 111 Rector, Tommy 26, 45, 56, 94, 133 Renek. Joan 53, 57 Reynolds, David 26, 27, 38, 116, 117, 120, 136, 3 1 7 Rhodes, Traci 15, 26, 108, 109, 111. 139 Rhodes, Tyrone 19, 26, 97. 105 Rich, Sally 26, 56, 107 Richardson, Jeffrey 26 Rink6nbough, Bill 33 Rinkenbrode, Steve 97 Rios, Hector 26, 44, 58, 90, 102, 120, 121, 123 Robertson, Gene 26, 97 Robinson, Morgare? 33, 34 Robinson, Shelly 26, 69. 112, 113. 114 Robinson, Sue 34. 35, 49, 50. 53, 130, 145 Rodda, ElIIon 26, 48, 90, 102, 103, 120, 123 Rodriguez, Alfredo 34 Rogers, Jane 34, 69 Rollins, Rene 26. 101, 108. 109, 138 Rome, Rhonda 26, 92, 150 Routh, Teresa 26 Rowe, Karen 26 Rozell, Sharon 26 Rumbelow. S1ephonie 26 Rundell, $0011 26, 58, 75. 85, 120, 130 Rupert, Mick 26, 58. 116, 120 Ruperf, Rick 26, 58, 120, 121, 123 Rush, Aaron 26, 78, 132. 134 Rush, Mike 26, 49. 72 Ruyle, Constance 146 Rymph, Karen 34, 35, 51, 59 S SAA 43 Scboe, Pom 54 Solos, Anthony 26, 54, 66, 79, 97 Sondifcr, Kathy 34, 51 Sounders, Terri 34 Sounders, Vicki 26, 60, 68. 145 Savage, Greg 26, 97 Seville, Lance 27, 44, 58, 124 Seville, Mark 34, 35. 48, 108. 115, 124, 144, Scarlett, Troy 27, 102, 103 Schouner, Karen 27 Schlickou, Jane 34, 35 SchmIdT, Phil 34, 57. 68, 141 Schmidt, Stuart 27, 102, 120, 121 Schnockenberg, Jane 50. 57 Schneider, S1eve 27, 44 Schroeder, Tim 6, 27. 49, 59, 62, 81, 134, 151, 152 Schuppener, James 15, 34, 59, 134, 135 Scrooge 59 Sears ConnIe 27 46, 48 49.68.130.138, SeoTon, Collie 151 Sensemon, Greg 27, 120 SGA 49 Shadow Box 83 Shepherd, James 27, 73 Sheppard, Corleen 129 Shetler, Sharon 34 Short, Mary 129. 146 Shoup, Jeanie 27 Shouse, Janelle 129 Shrcder, Vickie 27, 50 Simonton, Christopher 129 SIS 56 SkeHon, Gory 129 Slade, Todd 27, 97 Sloan. Kay 27 Smifh, Avril 129 SmiTh, B. J, 27, 105 Smith, Bobby 27, 44, 81, 102, 103 Smith. Donny 27, 87, 97, 120, 122 Smith. Daron 27 Smith, Deanna 27, 53 Smith, James 19, 97, 129 Smith, Jene 129 Smith, Jerry 116, 118 Smith, Judy 34 Smith, Karleen 27 Smith, Larry 34 Smith, Mark 27 Smith, Mary 53, 129 Smith, Terry 116, 129 Smith, Virginia 129 Snell, Shelly 27. 47, 48, 49, 134, 138 Snow 86-87 Socres, Tony 27, 38. 105, 139 Social Work Club 64 Sodowsky, David 129 5010, Amy 27 Southern. Barbara 27 Speck, Elizabeth 129 Spidel, Earl 34 Spoon, Liso 27,48,54,131,133 SpoHedhorse, Kathy 27 SpoHedhorse, Shaun 27, 90, 91. 97. 144 Spring Dance 138- 139 StanfOId, Robyne 60, 61. 129, 136. 137 jon, Doug 27, 58, 76, 102, 120, 121. 123. 36, 137 F ton, Steve 27. 97, 129 ,3 1,8rendo 27, 31, 62. 102, 103, 120, 122, .. er, Nancy 27. 129 1 . ns, 81116, 34. 95, 115, 116 1v: s, Lorna 129 3: ans, Terry 27, 97 on. Katherine 27, 129 j on. Kelly 65 '3. on. Phyllis 129 p, Joe 29 Y . .Bvian 27,116,117 , u k, Helen 129 , ,Kathy 34 j! .Somontho 27 61. Kim 27. 53. 65 .. , James 33, 34, 59, 135 f gven, Jeff 111, 116, 129 3.: . Donald 13, 28, 72. 97, 98, 116. 120 .;v- y, Libby 28, 94 . ,- , Chuck 5, 28. 47, 48, 49, 55, 59, 61. 63. 134, 139, 144 .Jenni 2, 28, 45, 56, 67, 134 . Jan 28 u on. Chad 28 on, Judi 34 11' on, Susan 28 .. son,8e1h 34, 129 '. ze, JonoThon 129 thood. Georgia 57, 129 Twood, $0011 28 g 1 . Freda 28 11: 1 Show 47-48 ant. Kim 28, 112 3 -1, Johnny 7, 28, 47. 116 f ; ision 137 I , Ricky 28, 77, 90, 97. 111, 120 .0 5, Barbara 28 fel, Lelo 34, 129 10,-, Kom 28, 132, 133, 134 1 - o, Lou 29,34, 134 , er, Esther 129 1.105 58 umas, Missy 28. 54 :H pson, Jonathan 28, 63, 97, 120. 141 1.. son, Max 34, 48 gm, Barbara 129 j, : , Jubol 6, 28, 44. 58, 59, 62, 76. 152 . ' Ier, Dana 28, 56, 59, 82, 83, 94. 132, 134, 138 -j ler, Darren 28, 58, 138 .. T M ,qun 28, 63 moer. Jean 129 upper, Wilma 34, 140 rrance. Lois 34 rack 120-123 tufners 101 : 8910 48 1 mel, Rick 28 '. ,Krisfi129 .. r, Jill 22. 28. 45, 101 . er, Jim 28, 97 u'pin, Jenifer 28, 49 Witty. Christopher 28. 97 Ugly Mon 81 Underwood, Suzanne 28, 38, 45, 50, 65, 76. 141, 153 Unruh, Julie 28 Upchurch, S1ephen 129 UrieTo, Vic1or 28, 97 Urrufia, Bobby 7, 28. 59, 82. 111 U11, John 28, 54,68, 134 V Volyer, Dick 34 Van Zom, Ko1hy 129 Vonorsdole, Jean 129 Vaughn, Ehzobe'rh 129 Vaughn, Pom 28. 65. 92 Vessels, Sheila 28 Vickers. Jackie 28, 45, 54, 56, 129, 143, 152 Voigh1, Sco11y 28, 46. 73. 101 Volleyball 106-107 Vrafil, Neva 129 W Wode, Kelly 29, 140 Waggoner, Teresa 28, 65 Wakefield, William 129 Waldorf, Rebecco 129 Waldorf, Rick 129 Woldschmidt. Sondra 129 Walker, Deborah 28 Walker, Kenny 29, 133, 136, 137 Walker. M011 129 Walker. Patti 129 Walker, Teri 29, 57 Walling, STucrt 29, 102, 103, 120, 121, 123 Wompler. Shari 29, 65 Word, Suzy 29, 47, 113, 137 Warren, Andrea 129 Warren, Lore 29, 48, 54, 56 WoTkins, Kevin 9.29101, 111 Waugh, Morcio 29 Wegg, Donne 3, 29, 45, 49, 50, 74, 75, 111, 1 Webber, Betty 129 Weber, Billy 97. 129, 152 Weigle, Georgono 113, 114. 129, 136, 137 Weiloge. Ed 29, 81, 92, 136 Weinen, Lyle 34, 35, 48, 54 Weinert, Sarah 129 Welch, M011 97 Wells, An 29, 153 Wells, Linda 129 Wesley, Derrick 29, 97 Wesley, Michael 24, 29, 44 Westenfeld, Deana 29 Weston, Monnew 29, 72. 139 Whaley, Donnis 145 Whe1sell, Ginny 29, 65, 134. 138 Whe1sell. Rober'r 29. 138, 153 White, Julie 129 White, Matt 29, 44, 66, 67. 72, 97 Wilcox. Ben 29, 54 Wilcox, Jennis 145 Wilder, Michae1 34, 133, 134 Wilgers, Kathy 34, 38, 47 Wi1gers, Larry 34 Wi1kins, Daron 29 WHIiams, Bari 9. 29, 97 Williams, Byron 29, 60 Witliams, Lori 129 Williams, Mark 34, 35. 63 Williams, Marybeth 50, 129 Williams, P01 34, 59, 84, 129 Willoughby, David 29, 58, 82, 83, 132, 134. 136, 138 Willoughby, Joanne 129 Willoughby, John 34, 50, 53 Wilson, Deborah 29 Wilson, Kelli 11, 29, 94 Wilson, Margaret 15, 29, 59, 134 Wilson, Mark 29, 52, 58, 124, 125 Wilson. RobeH 29, 97 Wimmer, Maxine 129 Wlmmer, Robert 34, 48 Winblod, Chris1ino 129 Winkler. Judie 3. 29. 46. 59, 62. 152 Winkler, Julie 29, 66. 94. 134 Winzer. Stan 29 Win, Marla 129 Wi11e, JoneHe 129, 145 Wof1ord, Showno 29, 113, 114 Wolff. Toni 129 Women's Bcske1boll 112-114 Women's Tennis 108-109 Wonser Kill, Corol 29 Wood, Cheryl 129 Woods. Mary 29 Wooldridge, Hubert 51 Worley, Leroy 13, 29. 65, 120, 134 Wright, Roy 129 Y Yeorick, Tony 29, 79, 97 Young, Eugene 87. 129 Young, Kim 129 Young, Tim 129 Yount, Thomas 129 Z Zeke, Patricio 29, 53, 145 Zuck, Greg 34, 35, 50 lndex7157 MysTery Pages Who are These people? Where are TheW WhGT are They doing? 15MMystery E -Fh ILD-R ST MCL-ND TINA bAv-E RON C. EDGAR suLzANNE E KAREN TOREY KATHY TERI Matt White enjoys another relaxing nigh1 offer classes. Gary P ods ch un shows us his winning smile