St Johns College - Johnnie Yearbook (Winfield, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1977 volume:

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Lf sg, It ,115 ,-,A-,wx I. -P1-' is-A f Goodness, Kindness ss.-A as-5.4 1 ..--. -1 Qhl. 'T 'UuNil uf' 'swf-fi Q 'mx iw. if 4 fy Q f V N .- ,la J xckpu - A 1. lvl' KN.. V if 1- ' -1 1311 Gentleness and Faithfulness ,p-:L-3-Z2 lj ,Af IWIXFIWIXBFRSPI P ug' I.. Hx l 'YQ-5 'X Hours Of Hard Work Rewarded To produce a quality yearbook that re- flects the life at St. John's College, that Feortrays our Johnnie Spirit, and t at promotes SJC were the main goals of the 1976-77 Johnnie Year- ook Staff. The staff's activities for the year included attending a Yearbook Wor shop in September, sponsoring a 24-hour Rock- -Thon to raise addi- tional funds, and touring the Josten's American Yearbook Com'-pargf plant in Topeka. Editor KathIy ei eman was assisted by Gus Hi l, photo editorp Diane Richardson, business manager, and Paula Vogts. Sponsor, Dr. Eu- gene Brott and Susan Loudenburg, kept the staff on schedule. All efforts combined to make the 1977 Johnnie truly a book that remembers. 4' I ,, .2 f 1. FRONT ROW lfrom Ieftl: Tom Rahe, Peggy Hambleton, Dave Sey- bold. SECOND ROW: Cheryl Kosch- A mann, Jeff Kidder, Carol Swander. THIRD ROW: Ruth Volz, Diana Dretke, Diane Richardson, John Shackleton. BACK ROW: Gus Hill, Tim Pollom, Kathy Mueller, Ellen 1 Lammert, Paula Vogts, Eugene Brott. Not Pictured: Reba Steinke, Sue Loudenburg, Kathy Heideman, Walt Synder. 2. Rock to your heart's content at the Rock-A-Thon. 3. Putting their ideas together. 4. Staff listens intently to instructions at Josten's plant, Topeka. ll Women's House Council Guides Dormitory Life m.,T---.-,- ...M .li . Life in the women's dormitory was sparked by the Women's House Council. Projects in- cluded the fall Big Sis-Little Sis party, Mothers' weekend and stpecial floor projects. Officers were Diana retke, chairperson, Kath Mueller and Barbara Bass, secretary, and Cheryl Koschmann, treasurer. Men's House Council Concentrates On Projects . The 1977 lVIen's House Council kept themselves busy throughout the dyear. lVIeet- ings were calle when need- ed, while members worked on several projects. House Council c airman was lVlike Borchert. 1. FRONT ROW ifrom leftlg Jill Wagner, Barbara Bass. SECOND ROW: Sharon Helms, Cheryl Kosch- mann, Cindy Bossert, Sharon Juer- gensen, Nancy Wannow. BACK ROW: Susan Loudenburg, Peggy Dankert, Donna Smith, Kathy Mueller, Diane Dretke, Julie Hensley, Mendy Lena- burg, Greta Heffington. Not pictured: Suzanne Albers, Ellen Koth, Phyllis Luedders, Marilyn Seible, Deb Tes- sendorf. 2. Hard at work on a dorm project. 3. Trying to keep the dorm in order. 4. lfrom leftl: Ed Mease, Gus Hill, Mike Borchert, Dan Deardoff. Not pictured: Tim Pollom, Faryene Wil- liams, Paul Althaus. Many Projects Keep StuCo Busy Student Council's members are elected by the classes they represent. Their goal and pur- ose is to represent the student body in all 'acets of campus life. Among their projects were freshman orientation, monthly movies, cultural activities, intramural athletics, bloodmobile visits to campus, a hayride, and their homecoming display. They also conduct- ed dances and various other activities for stu- dents. The president vvas Larry IVliller, with Pam Stuemke as vice-president, treasurer Tom Bartels, and secretary Sharon Juergen- sen. 1. Dean Schroeder and Tony hard at work on a problem. 2. Enjoying a StuCo-sponsored dance. 3. Ready to welcome the Freshmen. 4. FRONT ROW lfrom leftbz Larry Miller, Mike Borchert, Lisa Radke, Tony Pacilli, Ruth Schaefer. SEC- OND ROW: Greta Heffington, Diana Dretke, Carol Swander, Bonnie Lar- son, Sandy Walter, Karen Wallen, Reba Steinke, Dan Deardoff, Pam Stuemke. BACK ROW: Bill Usher, Sharon Juergensen, Dean Schroeder, l Nancy Klattenhoff, Brad Hoefs. ,,. 'r Ll' 2l 3l 4l M5 School Spirit Stimulated By Cheerleaders SJC Pom-Pon Girls Add Life To Games The SJC Cheerleaders joined together to help us get behind our Johnnie athletic squads and to get school spirit up through pep rallies, posting signs on the athletes' doors, and banners around the cam- pus. L 1. FRONT ROW lfrom leftl: Corinne Wegener, Kitty Rog- ers, Sandy Walter. SECOND ROW: Karen Wallen, Ellen Koth. BACK ROW: Cheryl Koschmann, Christie Hellweg. 2. Cheerleaders help cheer the crowd on to victory. 3. FRONT ROW tfrom leftl: Barbara Allen, Diane Thorsell, Lois Katzenmeier, Bonnie Larson, Cathy Kolar, Pam Scheumann, Beth Westerman, Vanessa Smuda. BACK ROW: Debra Sharpe, Lucy Mickow, Carol Castleberry. Not pictured: Karla Graham. 4. Pom Pon girls perform their half-time show. With a bigger group than last year, sponsor Miss Loudenburg and co-captains Lucy llflickow and Barb Allen, lead the SJC Pom- Pon Girls in Ilvening various games and the Zeta Talent Show with their routines to sever- al different songs. A Cappella Choir Tours Kansas And Nebraska The A Cagapella Choir is directed by Profes- sor Lee tocker. Members join to sing the best choral literature of past and present, prraise God and learn hovv to sing better. heir big events of this year included singing in the re-dedication service of the Meyer Hall Chapel, Homecoming the Christmas Communion Service, Winl!ield's Elijah presentation, as well as going on tour during the month of lVlarch. l ii J . Ir, i , , l 1 1 l 1. All out for some fun in the sun. 2. Taking time out for a little picking. 3. FRONT ROW lfrom leftJ: Bonnie Larson, Sharon Juergen- sen, Greta Hefflington, Susan Krout, Barbara Bass, Ellen Koth, Karla Graham, Lee Stocker. SECOND ROW: Susan Loudenburg, Corinne Wegener, Pam Stuemke, Kathy Schield, Zelpha Johnson, Deb Tessendorf, Pat Rogge, Denise Alpers Lucy Mickow. THIRD ROW: Vicki Bangert, Gwen Hinrichs, Larry Miller, Rick Nlarrs, Jeff Oschwald, Ross Be- sel, Brad Hoefs. BACK ROW: Bryon Sunderman, Bill Usher, Victor Wood, Greg Kromminga, Pete Woodward, John Lar- son, Tim Pollom, Mike Borchert, Jack Schultz. NOT PIC- TURED: Vicki Fusselman, Carla Sproul, Carol Herrs, Rachel Lenz. lf . . i li 1 l ll l l l .u If ci A' f 4 rf , ' 'I 1' ll 1' i, . 1, , ill .y ' i , 5 .3 -lx li ell x APC Makes Decisions On Education Student Life L The Academic Policies Com- mittee decides academic policies concerning Gradu- ation requirements, Janterm projects, as well as many other decisions concerning students' education. Dr. Steinbach assisted the com- mitee as advisor. Roland Mueller was the chairman. 2' I X l x L -37 r y Q an-viwxa Committee Improves F-1 , . , r .- xp - S-, - 32 -gg 53-5341 7 al Activities The Student Life Committee under the direction of Lee Stocker, with Dean Schroeder as advisory mem- ber, had the responsibility of making policies regarding all aspects of student life. Among the many accomplish- ments were establishing the Parish Worker Choir an Fu- ture Lutheran Pastors as of- ficial activities, the expan- sion of the Women's Athlet- ics, coordinating choir ac- tivities and recommending dorm fees for Homecoming. 1. Working on one of many projects. 2. From Left: Roland Mueller, Tom Bartels, Alan Steinbach, Gilbert Hol- stein, Ronald Allen, Marilynn Mett- ler, John Saleska. 3. Front Row tFrom Leftl: Lloyd Miller, Sharon Juergensen, Brad Hoefs. Second Row: Eugene Brott, Lee Stocker, Dean Schroeder, Arthur Bangert. Not pictured: Donna Young- blood, Peggy Dankert. Chapel Choir Provides Music For Worship The first semester members of the Chapel Choir, under the direction of Prof. Robert Meyer, practiced for their hig ly successful tour in No- vember. Second semester di- rector, Lee Stocker lead the Choir in providing weekly mlusic for morning chapel ser- vices. 1. FRONT ROW tfrom leftiz Robert Meyer, Donna Smith, Elaine Musick, Diana Dretke, Curtis Deterding, Mark Bremer, Mark Limback, Tony Pa- cilli, Sheryl Wehmeier, Kay John- son, Twila Fischer. SECOND ROW: Nancy Klattenhoff, Trish Naegele, Sandy Walter, Pam Traub, Pam Scheumann, Rick Hathaway, John Covey, Chris Crow, Cathy Kolar, Sharon Helms, Ruth Volz, Joyce Place. BACK ROW: Janette Vogts, Kitty Rogers, Dave Seybold, Dave Ahlman, Ray Brown, Paula Vogts, Kay Grundmeier, Debbie Crawford, Saundra Gates, Jill Wagner. Not pic- tured: Lisa Radke, Shelley Swanson, Janet Knabe, Kris Jorns, Mary Dorsch, Mike Borchert, Larry Miller, Brad Hoefs, Jeff Kidder, Mark Lar- son, Richard Scott, Bryon Sunder- man. 2. Ray Brown gives his testimony. 3. Home concert held November 23. 4. Donna and Iris provide accompani- ment. .L 4 16 Making Business Work Phi Beta Lambda Faith llnd Fellowship Through AEX Activities Alpha Epsilon Chi, sponsored by Paul Alth- aus, put Christian faith and fellowship to work. Through raking leaves, cleaning lVledi- tation Hill, cleaning buildings and working at lVlossman Guitars, each member was able to witness for Christ in his own way. fig 14,1 rs.-. i ' 1 .-rl, Phi Beta Lambda is an organization designed to rovide members with opportunities to witness usiness at work first hand. This year's pro- jects included selling SJC mugs, operating the concession stand, and awarding the PBL scholarship. They also conducted tours of two area businesses S.L. llllossman Guitars and Cessna Aircraft Company. ll' lltitlllll l ,e-H-one-se-ee. ' '- reentry 13555-'sfr'L.v' Cl' , , , , ' 1112- -7' l' . V-fllxafzrfw. ' J .N ru ' V F 3 T T i 1 eng w ,.e. mm' iti. on 4.1 1 - 5 I , N-' Vi' 'Z ip . ,jk a f ' it Ann' ' X, -,. FE ir Ligllll V . A y ,in fiiiiiiiiirflrfieww E?'i F' ,wiiiiffi ' Tfffll ' lllllllllll77 Q - F' A -:......:.'i1e - .1 w.,-H, ' ,iff 'eatin , A 'rl-? -3 out-X4 ,,lgx.,,i 9IoY'e f' Q H35 ' fra-E. f XWN'rI2C'?Q'l7Y -.ha .- 2 T ' ' l 'ixi ttii-gr:-tg, T A, i- f if i iflix Qi ,. .-.YtH1ffe ' W J . 5, L rv'-Qyl ifl ,X ,-vf'1N- N ., ,, ' ' i r-2. . 7 ,Q ' , s ' 'f5g'itfN' p i getgilf jvl' ,M 5 :jf - 'I V- :Lug Lf' fu! -' 'T' 7. L ' 92.- 1. FRONT ROW lfrom leftir Susan Becker, Diana Dretke, Cindy Miller. BACK ROW: Diane Richardson, Crystal Good- ing, Kathy Schield. Not Pictured: Wally Lemmermann. 2. PBL members keep busy during halftime. 3. BOTTOM ROW tfrom Iefti: Mark Bangert, Hoang Nguyen, Ross Besel, Jay Poulos, Tim Pollom, Brad Hoefs, Faryene Williams, Tim Nahlnsen,'Tony Pacilli, Paul Althaus, Wally Lemmerman. TOP ROW: Tom Bartels, Greg Kromminga, Allen Schaefer, Mark Switzer, Philip Theimer, Curtis De- terding, Steve Brill, Tom Saleska, Mark Bremer, Lowell Lorenzen, Keith Streufert. Not Pictured: Mark Larson, Bryan Measles, John Shackleton, Dave Ahlman, Val Keiper, Tim Sowers, Ron Kreger. 4. Blind follow-the-leader. SCAMP Shares Christ Through Projects The 1976-77 SCAMP teams continued to grow in the love of Christ. Eddie Mease coordinated this effort with the help of Dave Wodtke and advisor John Saleska. Dan Deardoff and Kay John- son lead their teams to Share Christ Among Many People with projects, in- clu ing work on Meditation Hill, visits to nursing homes, retreats, prayer groups and on-campus wor- ships. 1. FIRST ROW lfrom leftls Dan Deardoff, Kay Johnson, Eddie Mease, Dave Wodtke. SECOND ROW: John Saleska, Jeff Kidder, Tom Bartels, Dave Seybold, Shelly Swanson, Darla Ring. THIRD ROW: Deb Tes- sendorf, Ruthann Hanneman, Crystal Gooding, Tom Rahe, Martha Saeger, Cindy Miller. FOURTH ROW: Mi- chelle Coon, Kathy Schield, Richard Jackson, Jolain Paeper, Kathy Rahe, Ellen Lammert, David Otten, Marga- ret Gloyne. FIFTH ROW: Ross Besel, Twila Fischer, Janet Knabe, Carolyn Linkugel, Mary Dorsch, Lucy Crome, Linda Dallman, Richard Scott. Not Pictured: Lisa Radke, Allen Schaefer, Debbie Otte, Donna Smith, Mark Larson, Bryon Sunder- man, Kris Jorns. 2. Leading the campus in song. 3. Giving devotions for Johnnie Day. 4. Last Sing-A-Long of the year. 5. Work on Meditation Hill one of many projects. -.lr 4 l RAC Promotes Religious Activity Strengthening and promoting religious activity on campus was the main purpose of the members of RAC. Headed by lris lVlilIer and Pastor Pull- mann, advisor, the group .1 2 Yi -b discussed and approved poli- cies concerning donation to missions, chapel offerings, dorm devotions and any spe- cial religious activities. Eleven Selected For Who's Who ,, Qt 1,5 1. From left: Dirk Rasmussen, Ron Kreger, Paula Vogts, Iris Miller, Den- ise Alpers, Lisa Radke, Kay Grund- meier, Pastor Pullman. Not pictured: Dave Seybold, Dan Deardoff. 2. Lisa and Iris offer ideas 3. From left: Beth Westerman, Diane Richardson, Karen Wallen, Tom Bar- tels, Gus Hill, Iris Miller, Sharon Juergensen, Jack Schultz, Cheryl Koschmann, Tom Saleska, Phyllis Luedders. Who's Who gives special recognition to the outstanding sophmores on our campus. ln their two years at St. John's college these students must maintain at least a 3.00 GPA, must demonstrate lead- ership qualities, must be ac- tive in campus activities, and must exengpligf campus life. Eleven in ivi uals with these qualifications were se- lected this year by the Stu- dent Life Committee and then approved by the Dean of' Stu- ents. Did You Hear the Good News? The 1977 recruit- ment team, New Life, spread the Gospel message and the merits of St. John's College throughout Kansas, Oklahoma, and Colorado. The group members were cho- sen y ete Woodward who also directed and conducted the team. Performing at the LYE Youth Congress in Wichita the LLL Convention in Little Rock Arkansas, and touring Colorado for a week in lVlay were es'pecially enlightening and upli ting for New Life. V- emma r f s New Life Spreads The Gospel J W ,f N. 'S tl . is , at 1. From left: Deb Tessendoff, Greta Heffington, Larry Miller, Sharon Juergensen, Mike Borchert, Lisa Radke, Gwen Hinrichs, Brad Hoefs. 2. Mike sings, He Died For Us. 3. Stop! And Ietnme ride. 4. New Life welcomes the audi- ence. 5. He Is Alive! 4 I - it 2. p . l'.l'X'l'1 - H H I i- .P-if fr P rl ' ',--.pry L .v' M Delta Alpha Kappa Share Christ Through Service Delta Alpha Kappa was spon- sored by Rev. Holstein. Their purlposes were showing Christ s ove, friendship and serving others. They pursued their goals through hristmas carolling, Ipllurchasing a chap- el flag, other's Weekend reception, mailbox service, bulletin board, Thanksgiv- ing's Food Box, and a prize winning Homecoming project. Other activities inc uded a campout, alumni breakfast, Pizza Night and Delta Chuckwagon. Zeta Tau Alpha Improve Campus xfvik. V- s ' '. - 'Gq,..A. , ,, . . - Zeta Tau Alpha was formed to aid women in bettering in- dividual understanding and friendship. Their goals were to better the Zetas, St. John's and the community through projects and social events. These included: a spaghetti supper, Homecom- ing fnrogct, Strawberry Fes- trva, a baskets, running the roc soccer score- board, mite boxes, and the Zeta talent show during lVlother's weekend. Their monsor for the year was rss Dankert. af 1. FRONT ROW lfrom leftlz Margo Seley, Kim Eyestone, Darla Ring, Judy Wegele, Sandy Walter, Karen Wallen, Chris Reynolds,Nancy Wan- now, Cindy Bossert, Diane Johnson, Ruth Volz. SECOND ROW: Gilbert Holstein, Greta Heffington, Debbie Otte, Bonnie Larson, Pam Traub, Saundra Gates, Kitty Rogers, Lori Johnson, Susan Becker, Cheryl Koschmann, Kay Johnson, Iris Miller. BACK ROW: Reba Steinke, Karla Graham, Denise Alpers, Linda Dall- mann, Lisa Radke, Cindy Boerger, Bev Friedrichs, Suzanne Albers, Diane Richardson, Paula Vogts, Kay Grundmeier, Christie Hellweg, Cindy Miller, Jill Wagner, Linda Leitz. Not pictured: Diana Dretke, Ellen Koth, Starla Newton, Ruth Schaefer, Don- na Smith. 2. Pam, Bev and Bonnie enjoy the can-can. 3. A wild game of hockey. 4. lfrom leftl: Vanessa Smuda, Judy Schaefer, Janet Knabe, Mary Dorsch, Peggy Dankert, Susan Krout, Penny Rowlan, .Nancy Klattenhoff, Beth Westerman, Phyllis Luedders, Kathy Heideman, Lucy Crome, Kris Jorns, Kathy Schield, Carolyn Linkugel, Twila Fischer, Michelle Coon, Helen Schueneman. Not pictured: Tammy Thomas, Zelpha Johnson, Lynnette Luedders, Deb Crawford, Marcia Crome. Parish Worker Choir Praises The Lord In Song The Parish Worker Choir was directed by Carla Sproul and Gwen Hinrichs, lVlr. Ban ert sponsored the group. The members joine to praise the Savior, promote the program and develop fellowship within the class. They filled their schedule by singing in chapel at the rededication service, in a concert before their call service, in the Christmas concert and in two Kansas churches. LWML Reaches The World Through Projects ProIjects this year for the LWIVIL included col ecting newspaper, aluminum cans and de- votion booklets for Lutheran World Relief, collecting items for Kiddies Kits and partici- Eating in the International Prayer Services. residents were Julie Hensley and Sharon Helms with Peggy Dankert as sponsor. 1. lfrom Ieftl: Lynette Luedders, Audrey Hambleton, Lori Johnson, Jan Johnson, Linda Lietz, Carla Becker, Gwen Hinrichs, Vicki Fusselman, Carla Sproul, Janis Rahe, Jill Wagner, Mendy Lenaburg, Rachel Lenz, Diane Johnson, Vicki Bangert, Cindy Bossert, Carol Herrs, Joyce Place, Cindy Wentzel, Diana Dretke. Not pictured: Rosalie Evanick. 2. Parish Worker Choir praises the Lord with song. 3. Receiving the Great Commission: time stands still. 4. FRONT ROW tfrom Ieftlr Julie Hensely, Peggy Dan- kert. SECOND ROW: Patty Rogge, Suzanne Albers, Lisa Radke. BACK ROW: Cindy Miller, Sharon Helms. Not Pictured: Denise Alpers, Diana Dretke, Kay Grundmeier, Cindy Bossert, Audrey Hambleton, Diane Johnson, Linda Lietz, Susan Loudenburg. 5. Even kids in foreign lands appreciated these Kiddie Kit collectors' efforts. SPORISMANN-Il? GFA' 5-3 Season Of Challenge Succeeds The 1976 Soccer season was a challenge for the SJC Eagles. The Eagles finished with an over-all record of 4- -1 and a PJCC record of 2-9-1 leaving them 4th in the standings. The Homecoming contest against Hesston brought out the Eagle fight. Tied 1-1 after regulation play, the game went overtime in which Hesston scored three goals against St. John's. Ron Krleliger was named to the PJCC All Conference first team, ohamed Kano, Tim Nahnsen, and Tom Saleska to the second team, and Dave Ahlman and Lowell Loren- zen were given Honorable llllention. lib' clips-ev 10.-.. ,gy ' ' jigs. 34 -A, . ,eva-Nfl! .1 1--f. A 'luv' : . 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FRONT ROW lfrom leftiz Wally Lemmermann, Kirk Schreck, Tim Nahnsen, Greg Krom- minga, Curtis Deterding, Glenn Scherer, Val Keiper, Tom Bar- tels, Tony Pacilli, Mark Lauer. center: Coach Tom Nahnsen, Assistant Coach Paul Althaus. BACK ROW: Bryan Measles, Phil Theimer, Victor Wood, Jim Meier, Ross Besel, Tom Saleska, Mike Borchert, Mark Bremer, Dave Ahlman, Mo- hamed Kanu, Ron Kreger, Mark Bangert, Lowell Lorenzen. SKOV Starts New Spirit Sparks Eagles Season The determination and effort of the 1976-77 basketball team combined with Johnnie Spirit and the direction of first year coach Ralph Skov led the way for SJC indoor sports. When the last basket was shot and the mighty Eagles hit the showers they had the satisfaction of knowing that they had fin- ished the season with a 10-16 record and had managed to walk away with second place honors in the Prairie Junior College Confer- ence. lndividual honors went tocplayers and coach alike. Selected to the PJ C All Conference 1st team were Stanley Reed and Rick LeBato with 2nd team honors going to Tyler Shultz EECC Coach of the Year award went to Coach ov. f '7-Mill lf, su, xf 41 sl 1. Marty Schaper is ready to fire a pass to an open man. 2. A little more is what Mark Bangert needs in the jump ball circle. 3 Putting the move on lets Rick LeBato command his foe. 4. Ya got to do it this way says Coach Skov during a time out. 5. Basketball Team lfrom leftl: Coach Ralph Skov, Tyler Shultz, Tim Pollom, Nate McPherson, Joel Holtz, Randy Busboom, Mike McDonald, Marty Schaper, Stanley Reed, Mark Bangert, Clint LeBato, Rick LeBato, Greg Parker, Manager John Brockhoff. U 1, Q M.. ll Al 17 if 1 Scores f , 9 87.7 S Ft. Scott A S 84 N. E. Oklahoma 77, Bartlesville 86 'York 81 Highland , I 6709 ,Cowley County, Q B9 ' Central 2,9 Barton County' 76 Penn Valley K 98, Concordia Austin , if . Pav1l7.99ftCi+21.M9-. 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FRONT ROW lfrom Ieftl: Tammy Thomas, LuAnne Luedders, Berry Smith, Ray Boyer, Val Keiper, Ron Kreger, Gary Nation, Tim Pollom, Mike Frioke, Tom Saleska. BACK ROW: Coach Paul Althaus, Lucy Mickow, Kirk Shreck, Tyler All 3 4- T ' Shultz, Mark Bangert, Mike Mc- Donald, Tim Nahnsen, Randy Bus- boom, Coach Tom Nahnsen, . .f-1, H -,wp ' .L- ,gffgg K AJ '- 1' 27 4l -, . . F-mafia J . ei' A s X. . V ,,,-- A ., . Pi.. 'I ML ' .15 -'QQ-741 A ' ' -ci , -o,.,i ., ,Q l-.3-we. ' ' . .1 Z 14 Html.:-xr-A X- 5 ' if L..if....w,'f , 'J Q 1' --A an ' '1?!?a'7 .1 ' 1- ' .., '1, :..'t'1 -H, -- is ?E.',-.-L,v5:J?:' :Wg flz' . 9-A HR. ,,,!-'fl 3,511 ritz, Lg - F. '?1..W. 52'-mgi-Z 7 4 Y,-Q Lf, -'-ge' wiki k 59. .Jfzd F-A .- -X' . ips. ..-I-' , ,wc - sg F-?,'r,'f ,':',a1': 99:45 .2 lrjwr wir .1, gr: iw Q , gf? sp or ' f l lb kil t? X t 1 t ,'. ' r ' - V . x v ' 'r pf r,,,. ., mr , l 1 1 ' l 4 J 3, i liz, l - ff' v uh 1. Kirk Schreck hits another home YUI1. 2. Tyler Schultz scores again. 3. 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V ' ' --.f r ,, 3is:,.,.,,L....g. Ls.- . . .L mb ...H Pass, Set, Spike - F ' iii? a Z a fftm a ease zf ll sei'-te s 1. - 1 - Central? Z t Butler Quiz? H E2 5 Q sam Es: it I I e Q jngsstonsae r H it if Clbfnai 56-i S 'S ts onithwestt-?r'h t H Gardelf 'city Dodge Qity. Hutchinson, Butlergggog E .. E' E me 5 .. .M .HH lei... Hg H MW-M av .., E P a, - H. -2 a a 'mea a ss a 'En Skills Improve Despite an 8-13 record, the SJC women's volleyball team finished the season with a strong demon- stration of skills. Coach Peg Dankert and Captain Phyllis Luedders lead the team through these exciting victories. The team was relatively short in size, but each one gave her best as set- ter or spiker. Phlyllis Luedders was selected as t e llllost Valu- able Pla er and she made the PJCC All-Conference Second Team. lVlost lmgroved Player for the season was arb Bass. 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Zfwfat.-5.15 2 ?wCowle lots-tests in to-Matti-szzft awk. V, :3:gveHgg -mlaaga--.aim .. 0 azz - Goffeyvlffgwawag .sal 2 aj gtalajxswag 50-. 2 E ui jCowley Coygggjg- E O QS- . Z 0 , .gigsCoyvleyiCoif,,?gf.tjfsH ' a a -MW I Mesa a, I ease a W si . yzn- s EtlXMT?.::7?M,v. V ,tg EL WM is Pt fgmbxfgiflaa B ,Burg 5'i?a5.b-f?iwWi? .f Niiitlaftaaeaie -asa: fa-afafa as M 1. Teamwork counts as Beth waits for pass from Barb. 2. Watch out opponents, here comes one of Phyllis' many hard hit spikes. jllwwff' Z 3 . .ww gout, gi v f 5 We .24 ' f W .eggs WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL. from left: Karen Fitz, Pam Manager Janis Rahe, Twila Fischer, Tammy Thomas, Jeri Traub, Beth Westerman, Coach Peggy Dankert, LuAnne Nicholson. Not Pictured: Barb Bass, Margo Seley. Luedders, Carol Schoon, Kathy Rahe, Phyllis Luedders, 1 ..- 2 -b Ten Women Letter ln Successful Basketball Season tilt' The 1976-77 Women's Basketball sea- son was a successful one, according to Coach Paul Althaus. Highlights were a victory over Central College in the pre- season tournament for third place, two , , . i it if W W i sa s a z i ,, victories over Friends Bible college, gautiercsoanfygag,,S'Qg 02.2, crouaicouaey QE? and a well- layed game against Hutchin- 'aoie' cameo cbitigity M91 son, the fifitih ranked team in the nation. 22 QSM gQ,'Q'ff3f'C f ftV 32 Z2 All ten girls who finished the seesen :ai aese ,i-iessifn 29. earned letters and Zelpha Johnson, the 1 i'l Fliifeiiinfefi 'W 24' sei' 'FFiefi6sBizi33iei 211 se team's leading scorer and rebounder was Cema' l 39 , 46 y . voted to the PJCC All-Conference Sec- ,.s i ond Team. r 1. Betsy gets the tip to start off a winning game. 2. An intense bench awaits those final few seconds of the game. 3. Micki gives her signal for the offense to set-up and score. 4. Girl's Basketball. FRONT ROW tfrom leftl: Peggy Hambleton, Micki Johann, Sherri Beltz, Karen Fitz. SECOND ROW: Tammy Thomas, Zelpha Johnson, Beth Westerman, Lisa Brott. THIRD ROW: Coach Paul Althaus, Suzanne Albers, Betsy Bangert, Assis- tant Coach Peg Dankert. Super Women's Track Team Competes In National Meet ---.. ..s , ,, W 1 4- Q'- ,,.:.. E, ll 2l al The St. John's College Women's Track team aglain enjoyed a good season. he determination and hard work of the team enabled many to Rlace well in their events. aren Fitz and Phyllis Lued- ders qualified early for Na- tionals, held in Dodige City, in which both place fifth in the 'mile and javelin respec- tive y. 1. Women's Track. FRONT ROW lfrom leftlt Karen Fitz, Judy Wegele, Phyllis Luedders. SECOND ROW: Peggy Hambleton, Margaret Gloyne, Ruth Schaefer, Kris Jorns, Georgetta Opp. Not Pictured: Kathy Rahe, Mary Dorsch. 2. Three laps down and one to go as Karen qualifies for Nationals in the mile. 3. High-jumper Kathy Rahe showing her style as she clears the bar. 4. Long hours of hard prac- tice helped develop Phyllis' winning form. 5. 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F!-fLLOWSi-ll? 5.-gg-A , ,w 1' V' 'Q v , r - : - :T-:--:Lk--1E.. 4 19 --z -- - .-'1 1---,i-,.l.L1-4 -- -1'-- T'- . 2. .1-. '-H..' ':1.-:-1-- ' :-'-A .21 .-x.---.1 ..- .-- --ai '- '-2-.-1 Homecoming Brings Us Together In Christ We can be together with Christ. This theme was brought out during the weekcprior to home- coming as we celebrated the de ication of the new chapel-auditorium. Homecoming festivi- ties began with the crowning of Cheryl Kosch- mann as queen. Tom Barte s was her escort. Her attendants were Ruth Schaefer Pam Stuemke, Shari Juergensen, and lris llfliller, escorted by Dave Ahlman, Tom Saleska, Larry lVliller, and Ron Kreger, respectively. The reigning 1975 queen, Carla Sproul, was escorted by Dave Dennis. A Cappella and Chapel Choirs provided music for t e corona- tion ceremony. Following coronation was the presentation of a musical production from three parts of Alleluia . Saturday, a well fought soccer game ended in a loss to Hesston. That evening the Dennis Simmons Group provided music or the Dance, concluding a memorable weekend. 1. The past memories of CarIa's reign end only to create new memories for Cheryl as they transfer the throne. 2. Choir members and Alumni unite to sing. 3. The Spirit- filled performance of Alleluia brought us closer together in Christ. Let's just praise the Lord! 'Q' .wir ? ini ? Sharon Juer ensen Larry IVII ler 10 We VA, s. ...-A , , L. Chapel ls Rededicated To The Lord s Service The 1976-77 Johnnies were the first to use tne newly renovated lVleyer Chapel-Auditorium. The chapel was re- decorated to the glory of God and will be used in service to the Lord. A week of activities were planned to cele- brate the comcsnletion of the chapel, starting off with a dedication an worship service on Sund?. Lewis Nie- moeller, Chairman of the Board of High ducation, was the dedication speaker. Other events that week included an instrumental recital, a film festival, a choral con- cert, a magic show bg Dr. Howard Killough, and an or- gan recital by Dr. Ro ert Town of Wichita State Univer- sity. 1 is ,-rw' 4 l 55 i' . if f 4- Y 'gf ev, t., V 9 film!! ' ' l A -Fay me-s-:iii ' ' '- ll' .'1'55f.!,l s-'V . -- 5 -Q i as -fir. 1 f -. 4 4 bus! 1 . ' -T l ' i l J' v 1 H-.expat T .- 6 .. 7 16 .iiFlll n I . 4 1. The newly renovated chapel-auditorium inspires Christian worship. 2. The crucifix leads the dedication procession as Christ leads us in our lives. 3. Dr. Killough uses his magic to proclaim salvation through Christ. 4. The dedication service opened with songs of praise. 5. The quartet of Lee Stocker, Greg Kromminga, Pete Woodward, and Michael Borchert added a bit of hu- mor the night of the choir concerts with De Animals Are Comin '. 6. The Chapel Choir contributed to the week's activities by sharing their faith in song. 7. Dr. Town delighted the audience with an evening of organ music. 8. The way it used to be is still in the hearts and minds of many Johnnies. ,1 Spirits High As Parish Workers Receive Calls The Call Service of the Parish Workers meant not only the end of many semesters work, but also the beginning of a new career. This past year, sixteen women accepted the call of their ord to serve full time in the Church. The Parish Worker Cwoir Sana at both services Rroviding an added highlig tfor the evenings. ev. Nlartin Pullman addressed the January call service emphasizing the gifts that God has bestowed on each o us. T e Spring call service was addressed by Rev. Obert Kruger who spoke on servitude. Dean Schroeder dis- tributed the calls in the form of a sealed enve- lope to them. Following the service was a re- ception in Campus Center where each one opened and then read her cafl. .1 Z. 2. ii 1. Jill J . 1 3 , s , A n -A Luz r X ff- if gk ai 3 I IM 31 T-A, m It T 'lx 'ff F4 Capping Ceremony Theme How To Light A Candle A well received address was given at the cagaping ceremony y Dr. Harold ickhoff, Vice- President of Academic Affairs from Fort Hays Kansas State College. He saluted the stu- dents for the diligence and per- severence which it takes for their chosen profession, and he commended the community for aiding the Associate Degree of Nursing Education Program. The capping was conducted by Prof. lVlarilynn lVlettler, direc- tor of the program. 1 -v i .Z L i -al 1. First year nursing students. FRONT ROW lfrom leftl: Georgiann Hollins, Glenda Daehnke, Laura Steffen, Barbara Matz. BACK ROW: Betty Stel- machowicz, Kris Jorns, Marta Ginder, Jolene Helm, Grace Lueders. 2. Nursing students are urged to continue to light candles . 3. Barbara Matz re- ceived her cap and promises to serve with love . 4. The Nightingale Pledge. Melodrama Well Received By Directed by Norman Callison and Jane Rhoads the unique Serformance of THE STREETS OF NEW Y RK brought a change of scenery to the SJC Chapel. Excellent act- ing, choreographgf and set were the efforts of Southwestern an St. John's students. Hiss- ing the villain and cheering the hero, and au- gience added to the atmosphere of the melo- rama. fzfyr if Xi ,L.i.1.i..LLJJ'.'f Audience The cast of the characters: Captain Fairweather-John Beck: Gideon Bloodgood-Bill Usher: Badger-Mike Bor- chert: Mark Livingstone-Mike Marion: Paul Fairweather- Randy Juden: Puffy-David Herrin: Dan Puffy-Darrel Dees: Edwards-Craig Ussery: Mrs. Fairweather-Debra Crawford: Mrs. Puffy-Claire Casselman: Alide Bloodgood-Ruth Broe- kemeier: Lucy Fairweather-Cindy Wesley: Policemen-Tom Rahe, Mike Fell: The Duke of Calcavella-Alan Daymude: The Rich and the Poor of New York-Jan Kraus, Anne Goer- ing, Linda Nixon, Susan Becker, Carol Swander. 1 -D 2 4- 1. Alide, my dear, I'd do any- thing for you. 2. I'd rather die than give you the receipt! 3. Tears for the Poor of New York. Sl Misty Blue Sets Mood For Prima Secunda 5 Prima Secunda, banquet and is dance, was put on by the Fresh- l .ff men Class to honor the raduating ft Sophomore Class. Tae atmo- 5 sphere and decorations ave y, Q meaning to the theme, Hllllisty W5 q Blue The banquet was held in .lj the Campus Center where a dell- clous meal was served followed Q1 Prof Saleska s lVlan on the lying Trapeze ', Pres Stel- machowiczs jokes , a guitar f solo by Jeff Kidder, and an oral y ' Interpretation by Bonnie Larson Brad Hoefs gave a welcome to the Sophomores, and Larry lVIiller thanked the Freshmen for an en- joyable evenln A dance was then held at E k s Club to the sound of disco music Completing , the nights' activities was the viewing of the movie Doctor Zhivago ' in the Campus Center, i r and an early morning breakfast ft' it o s . ' . fl 23 - ffl I ll it EY - ' I . E 1 : . 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You were the ones that taught us to yell -- FLUSH! 6. A time to exchange quiet thoughts . . . 7. Disco dancing 'til the stroke of twelve. 8. Mrs. Heffner receives a standing ova- tion for a job well done. 9. Professor Saleska tunes up for his flying trapeze. .L 7 ,- rd, 19 -1 Auf Wiedersehen Brings Out Talent Auf Wiedersehen, IVlay 13, 1977 was a night of fun and fellowship in which both freshmen and solphomores presented their ta ent. The program consisted of humor- ous acts, songs of praise, and instrumentals, and was highlighted by our own lVIarx Brothers and Larry lVliller's slide show reflecting events from the past year. This night of laughter and tears shared with our fellow John- nies will always be remem- bered. Until we meet again - - Auf Wiedersehen. 1l Al 1' in -15 . -' , 'Hr 9 N 'JL ' . 5? - . ,':,:.. X .- 4 -' 'un ' iz z 'M ' fmt, is 'gf' .i ff 1. Gee Mom, I wanna' go home. 2. Susan and Ellen sing a musical review for their ge- ography final. 3. A commercial break while Deb sells her in- stant onion cake mix. 4. Junior sings the blues. 5. Who's on third? No, Who's on first! 6. Linda and Cindy share their faith through songs of praise. 7. Our M.C.'s for the evening -- Glenn Scherer, Tim Pollom, Mark Bangert -- the Marx Brothers. 0 .t E. 25J? 6Q 2 .rg H2 I Aix W 1' ? ,QA dll Q if I fM2+ R Q ff. '7 F' A Ev J il xi... I ,b.A, 3 V.,. 1, ,f 1 e 'c 54 A 1 . i3'Tf ' - v:vgq . A .,2, ' 5.12 ' A 'ai ' , 5 'J yr' I IS' ' VXI X. T Q, , jmthf M V w..:,'- fi .l J . , 5 p ,MH I 5, 'ax' Q.: '13-'5 J, V w ' ' 14 5 :V X X!! -N - I- fafgg 'X X' 3 q,- ' is F ..,. Q xv xg' , ' A X .-in r- ' -4- ai - Q Q51 X P15 , .24 5, 3 le. E , x ' . -- ' ' Y' Tears, Diplomas, Celebration lohnnie Graduation '77 The 1977 Commencement savv 106 receive their di- plomas. The graduates' weekend started with a concert on a wet Friday evenin The Baccalaure- ate ad ress was then given Rev Albert Burroughs ollowing the service was a reception and a produc- tlo by New Life e ' orrc first Nurs Graduates began Satur day s events with a break fast and Pinnlng ceremon Later that morning te Eighty fourth Commence n wa h ld D s e r Senske spoke to the radu ating class Covali ictor :ans for the class were Carol Herrs and Jeff Osch vvald both with 4 OO grade point averages 1 lm E-M335 V -:A ll 3 :fm if 'V , .Alrg f rg , , Us J -5:-,I . A- ' K . N 41,1 , . .... gf ,Q A H if ,lg -N ff 'r 5, I . A.. ' rubs 'vf ,,4 r is -s K, iff' I. - ,Wa A-A-nv LI f ' x - 'tw 'W' ! IoiIi'S'l'f ai st 1. The metamorphosis is complete with the Nurse's white uniform. 2. The moment has arrived. 3. Parents, Grandparents and friends share in a dream come true. 4. Larry responds with hope for the future. 5. Chris looks into the future: what is in store? FI IFNDSHI? fs Freshmen Wie!! Denise Sally Alpers Baker . R A, - my x iw X Ross Carol Besel Boatman ll, ,ex 459 Elizabeth Bangert , ,, ru J 4 l x A' Cindy Boerger Elizabeth Brott li mi lf' 1 4, V ,. Michelle Coon an F4 'Qin w ' ,A yo REQ- N 'Q' v 0 B arbara B ass Q I Q I kr 'He i 1 J 1 ,. :ze 'igg U lan Q Raphael Boyer Judith Burris 31 l A, Vx 'Q F Lucinda Crome r, I Sherri Beltz ' i A ,SQ lt in-N W ' ,P X. , I X Mark Bremer f 1 I1 fx ' QQ. Randall Busboom 1-1. l Sherry Crouse 54 l ng-. iv W 1 2:5- e 5 - 7 l x-' ,A X ...aw- . , 'dx ' X . y I Daniel Curtis Deardoff Deterding Saundra Gates Christi Gingras .Sai Mary Dorsch Kimberly Eyestone 1 x Michael Fricke 4, Margaret Gloyne Timothy Eberly Janet Feldman , 'hy , ,fv- . --' Beverly Friedrichs 'h 211.6 1 iv.. 525 , X r . 5 I ,- GN 'J U .. r Crystal Gooding E S 'D - fl x A. , Y L .X - sae . Mark Elliott Twila Fischer 4.5- ,fv - M 1 Rebecca Gast Karla Graham Freshmen ,. hgh: 1 - I s-Q X .,.. , X :N lr, X V 2 . 2 i f f., Q, X ? A: N - Pe99Y Hambleton Pamela Hollabaugh A. Melvin Kanu X Ah' 17s. ,Sl Q J! Ruthann Hanneman 1 dry Joel Holtz 'redux -ff '71 l I Lori Kasiska Greta H eff i ngton Richard Jackson if fl- fo n - N . 1 v -an In - .x. 'L-. Jolene Helm r IF. Randall Jahnke Bradley Hoefs as ,1 ll viii , jj. J- ,sf Donald Jenkins Lois Katzenmeier Jeffrey Kidder V- ff4' 5,- .-i ,A Janet Knabe Deborah K jergaard Beverly Koch 'J EF' Susan Krout il I Ijvix F- A LN A -9 3 V 7, fs. 1' l lEr'-f ,X lu, V' Q I' 3, '. .1 l Mark Clint Susan Carolyn Larson LeBato Li Linkugel NSF 29 'X X1 f , -A -f r ll Richard Marrs James Meier , . , , , 57 fi' , 4, yy: L if A Barbara Matz I ... .. f, f W uf., I lx ,P Billy Moore 2 ,M V? Nathaniel McPherson ki, r Sl 'Ne- .H in Patricia Naegele l Van Edward Mease f-'25-. gs ffm it b Gary Nation 'F ,A 5 A 71. 'J -L. I N I Q 1 Fug I ' In Bonnie Larson at Y, .1 s l f Grace Lueders UP l . 5 1 -we x . . Bryan Measles L Jeri Nicholson Freshmen Q x V 'x E ' ,. ' ff 'iff ' p r fr of D W A 1, ,I faix , , K - . Rig? - 1 I Debbie David Jolain Otte Otten Paeper -Q. Richard Darla Penny Rikli Ring Rowlan .F 1 Gregory Parker Timothy Pollom Kathy Rahe 3 , I Kathleen Saathoff 432' 2 rag, 1' L X Janice Pence 7- l x 1 Qi! Lisa Radke Thomas Rahe Allen Schaefer Ad Judith B. Kirk Richard Robert Margarita Schaefer Schreck Scott Seible Seley -'X . ' V , iw 1 J J 2 A I David John Tyler Deborah Berry Seybold Shackleton Shultz Sievert Smith wx 1 l. 5 '17 f:1 up ,.... ,I ,in '11- , A- , 1 y W 7: E A Vanessa Walter Timothy Reba Julie Smuda Snyder Sowers Steinke Stewart ,r - .. ' at 1 Aw? gb i 0--go' m '. 3' ,fm V my s,-. .QU 'Fi' , '-.-I'+ ' G ' Judy Shelley Stockton Swanson Freshmen '-.1 ,HQ tl! v YT ' ,- ' 2 4.61. I' K' . ' ' 5,1 X . Mark Deborah Philip Switzer Tessendorf Theimer ll 1, ' 4.3 I7 '5771111 v ,',+'fv'l rr, I AD ,R ' il. L . i 5 --, -5-Ai ', :ki-T . ,N , T-3 fr' ' . rf... L-Al ry. V 1+ l rw r Tamela Diane Pamela Thomas Thorsell Traub F D ,.,- -1 Janette Sandra Judy Corinne Sheryl Vogts Walter Wegele Wegener Wehmeier h N WW. Faryene David Victor Williams Wodtke Wood fi-3?--mHA'6f 'lf .... Sophomores X David Ahlman L...1n Thomas Bartels HS . I . X . sl Ruth Broekemeier . K, 1 ffl' 1 'V ' if X L LJ Carol Castleberry ff7i 7 l-A-9 R Suzanne Albers YT S usan Becker '9 Cheryl Brunk K Q - Q i --gha .- 3 A John Covey fi O, ye Kathryn Albrecht . ',' 1, Steven Brill .-w- - . X, ' I w Aw .Q Connie Mark Andersh Balweff rr- C .f-.Lgxrr11,:-'A1 Q A17 4-.1 md Sharon Callender iff' fjlrik la: fi -gif' W. 51 X' Y - Z . ' '-'- A 'Q .LD J - , . . - ff' f , S z A fl M A 1 Q S . .yt W pt , ,,y . 1 , .fy -1 Debra Marcia Christine Crawford Crome Crow .e milf.. Ag.. E 436, Sophomores .0 2 71' gf' ,l I 'L K I Linda David Dallmann Dennis V: M V . j Y' QA ax V, 4 Q . -- Ronald Kay Groteluschen Grundmeier A11 1. ,P I .- S .al Sharon Julie Helms Hensley , L' - J fl J ' 'J' in . xl . - 'J-Y-J I 'M ,f J N 'li 1, 14 J' I QQ? A xbox ' N LaVonne Zelpha Johnson Johnson f-Q. ,yo X fl! an K .--' K Q .41 i wi. K gl Jeffrey Egan xv 11 ,L Roderick Hathaway , N., ?.- i Rhonda Jenkins 4 .5 1 'x 5 . Karen Fitz 151, ,,5 . L , 1. Ai, J-Sr, iii' 12, fbi' 61 ' '1 ' -' 71: Katherine Heideman -J, . J' 1 ' ,hr g Michelle Johann Marta Ginder ,di ii' - , , 'fi Christie Hellweg 4 v.' N.-I Q- fx x Y. Kay Johnson 'Cai -4. -T .-as 1 , '-.P l alf X11 Kristina Jorns Mohamed Kanu fi fn 1. ,Y ' F' .W Q , Nancy K lattenhoff . ff? A 14' -P Q, .d X lf ,f K x Jf' . af nr.. Ronald Kreger P 2',5!' x 5. .fx ll' 1 v , N 4, X xi Xpi' Y Eg A Sharon Juergensen xr. 1,1 X 'wx 'flint if L 14 ' Z'24:i L, Val Keiper l '1 U 'lll .R . , , 9 , . H, , N . 3 . . I -, Tx ' LP lr., W lf .wg W David Kleopfer ,gig !,:j, -w -E V!- 1 Gregory Krommi nga Abdul Kabba :J Qiiw 1 fl 1 Vlonetta Kettler -. if N, ll 1 Cathy Kolar cv Q , Q r A-W ,aq- l 'l . i.,.,, M1 John Larson wg K ,,: :X g A KX Cheryl Koschmann I' tx Mark Lauer J' W E, if:-, Q, ' Y! :- ,' ,. V' . , .. ., .1 Ellen Koth i x Wally Lemmermann Sophomores 4. l I Mark Lowell LlI l lbaClC Lorenzen R... 4. 6. . I e 1:-, t. Q '1 4 -H, ' Deborah Lucy Meyer Mickow u 1 ui -wuwvqlf l N Kathy Elaine Mueller Musick ' ' il A ,A 1 Y 'V ' , my ix, ,H m X -ff Starla Hoang Newton Nguyen 1,5 r .4 as I . Luanne Luedders . A. , Cynthia Miller Tl mothy Nahnsen 4-1. Mus J A-,A f My - Georgetta OPP 4' V I -Ag K I ' , 'en' N' X Q, . .X Phyllis Michael Luedders McDonald 19 EX X Iris Larry Miller Miller Jeffrey Antonio Arlene Oschwald Pacilli Paschke Stanley Annette Christine Reed Reith Reynolds - --- f 7 f 7 .xi-,eu N I in -1165 , v 'F A I4 4 . 1 ' Qu. 'N ' . -T., 1' , A' .- f felt f . . R L - -fail if :ff Elf 'f fu .. K yi 'f-., pi:-,? H i I .-ni' 4 Jay Poulos .:, X... '., jp I, :Q ,, ' kg,- ' 'Q-il-Cv .xsr-:oi Kathleen Rogers 41. l X Donna Rudow Thomas Saleska -4 s wif, X Dirk Rasmussen xx s. Patricia Rogge 'T if 2- L: l ,, L Martha Saeger ii: 1,1 Ruth Schaefer Sophomores Martin Schaper AK 'm X. . l ' Glenn ' Scherer l w ! ,I 1 lqfl Pamela Kathryn Scheumann Schield 2 .Ze Vi -V18 'V 5, fi 5 H f Ixlx . L N -. wa U N Pg, V . I 'Li X2-Tx ' 4 ,Q Ni ml' 521. 's'-L L.-f Carol Helen Jack Schoon Schueneman Schultz A .. ,A .' 1 , ,'.1, fi ill-Q , A, 'xg-y 'K il X Sylvia Donna Laura Skov Smith Steffen me . .J JPN- Af. ,. .f 43' fl! ff V Marilyn Seible .5 I 1 ...fi l Keith Streufert Debra Sharpe Pamela Stuemlce ,ac .El ,Q ' Bryon Sunderman 1 A -Q p.. kms' v , A X K ll Paula Vogts 5. X.- f Nancy Wannow 'G S' X U, i-'55 . Carolyn Za jac QW Carol Swander 3.0 --a ,yy 4' l- r J . I Vi Y X J, x ,W Al l lx ' Q Ruth Karen Wallen .,. 1 Linda Wuckert ra' fl f- ,K lu, 11 ,L I lf N.. J William Usher Specials Fi' s Mi-, -is I . Vicki Bangert . ' Cynthia Bossert Rosalie Evanick Carla Becker Glenda Daehnke rv , . 4. Q l :I ' I' N Q 9 Rosina Fauchier -, . ,- i . gg 'V le 'za f 'f',. 7.3 l ,l H Michael Borchert nl, 1 '..p Diana Dretke -1- ff Vicki Fusselman . J f' if x 2' A ,Jil 1 X !'Z 'a A is August Gwendolyn Georglann Hill Hinrichs Hollins .v Q 1 1 n 1 , Ni' ' . 1 ' 1 l . Audrey Hambleton ffl f. - ,ai- 1 .. Barbara Houghton nn , q, rx' Nusa, FEW ls? .' lx '11, L sa l F' , Carol Herrs ef K .I Diane Johnson Ln V -j '-- YZQL? K A 1 l Jan Johnson 'J 5. N Melinda Lenaburg slx. n. 4' 4, 1. K . l Lynnette Luedders Joyce Place 6 Loretta I Nancy Johnson Kirchner . M WT, , -.J rf . N 'ix ' ' xl ' Nuffig. -A - ., x 7 H 5 rt? J J .A J if 3' ' Gi l Y ' U Nm Q- .l gn, 1 A .:,i. Janls Dlane Rahe Richardson N ,- qr,',Lus.. N l l ,Q Y' ,..-fff, -:. ffl iifr . u:x . f -:f V. Q' A 'fa H 3- -,gg 1 .:',,A,1 gl- 1 gulf-V44 ' .fu -... . u.x.rr., Ellen Lammert 5 , Rachel Lenz f'l'f ,fN 0 A . ' av 40' 'lb Q If Q- - 31 Q, q' ,r X Linda Lyle Q, fl. 1 N ,. ' .' elif 'jg wif 24' .' . ry. b , Jian J lfgw' :fir 'Lv' Carla S proul Rick LeBato , ,Fir ' . 11 v . lf . ,fd V x' ' 1 A . Linda Lietz 1 if ,, il 77' - , '57 K' , ,:' ui ,.,,g md. Y- .v-FQ Phyl I is Pedersen R- fmlfff M' X. xy -.9 I Dorls Stegelman nl, I Betty Stelmachowicz '5 A X Us Cynthia Wentzel Part-Time 6 Barbara Allen A I - V .N I ZA 1 A I sg' or A45 George Moon Q! It L 1 X 'xt-+X.!, 'fb ru. V-4 ' 1 It l F .bn l V 1 I 'L f K ,I R L f' L 4. . , If W b , , if . 'ff f . ll M. Lynn Jill Waggoner Wagner b F 1 by B P Beth Jeanette Westerman Wiemer l .rf Mark G. Lynn Cobb Lord T3 'Z Q. xt,-'V ,I ,. ' A - . 1 L93 0' 5 1 4 ff' 4' Gene Laura Peacock Roesner 4 X . . J ,- S usan Loudenburg 1- - 1 w, ' I Bobbie Rush P P - , L Elva Mavis Not Pictured: Stacy Brown Beverly Cudnik Kathy Fugate Peggy Kaiser Georgia Marrs Monica Pullman Tom Rising Polly Roark Bernice Schroeder Ingrld Winblad Peter Woodward Lucinda Woody Faculty And Staff Instruct In The Fear Of The Lord 11 l t l , :-fiifoifi :Lili , fe 6' 'HY 2 A--fs NX .al ,l xx 6 I ' I .N I 4 A 4- 1 11 ' J ' -'lei-- Y. ' '. l N f r 'L Y . ef- A r A. 1 Lx vii! V X ' .yi :N all a 1. RONALD ALLEN. Genetics, Personal Health, Microbiology, Anatomy, Physiology, Biology, Committees: Academic Policies, Program, Hearings. 2. PAUL ALTHAUS, Men's Residence Coun- selor. Golf, Recreational Leadership, First Aid, Recreational Sports, Bowling, Assistant Soccer Coach, Women's Basketball Coach, Adviser: Social Activities, Intramurals: AEX Sponsor. 3. ARTHUR BANGERT, Recruitment Direc- tor: Development Director. Committees: Fac- ulty Service and Welfare, Student Life, Pro- gram, Long-Range Planning, Homecoming, Chapel Dedication. 4. RONALD BAUER, Business Manager. Com- mittees: President's Council, Long-Range Planning, Cooperating Winfield Colleges Council. 5. WALLACE BEHRHORST. Director: Admis- sions, Public Relations. Church at Work, Committees: Faculty Review, Long-Range Planning, Academic Policies, President's Council, Admissions, Hearings, Coordinator of Parish Worker Advisers, Editor of Reporter. 6. DONALD BROMLOW, Director of Finan- cial Aids. Salesmanship, Secretarial Ac- counting, Accounting, Business Law, Scholar- ship Com. 7. EUGENE BROTT. Astronomy, Chemistry in Our World, Microbiology, Nursing I Math- ematics, ChemistrylLife Systems, Photogra- phy, Committees: Student Life, Testing. Yearbook. .' '- , 'V' I Q-P -s, 1 ' l li . - ri li ,glwl .1.l1-- i ' .,,, .bf sl sl A 4' Show Me . . Thy Ways, 0 Lord . . . 1l 3... -. 1. LANNIE BUECHNER. Nursing: Service and Welfare Committee. 2. PEGGY DANKERT, Assistant Women's Residence Counselor. Introduction to Physical Activity, Swimming, Badminton, Tumbling, Folk and Square Dancing, Volleyball, Tennis, Women's Volleyball, Basketball and Track Coach, Women's Intramurals, Zeta Sponsor, Student Life Committee, LWML Sponsor. 3. WALTER DUKEWITS. Life of Christ, Life of Paul. 4. RUBEN DUMLER. Economics: Admissions Committee. 5. CATHERINE FLEISCHHAUER. Nursing. 6. PAUL HELMER lsecond semesterl. Greek, Assistant in Public Relations. 7. EUGENE HICKS, Coordinator of Music. Pi- ano, Volce, Children's Music, Principles and Functions of Christian Worship. X JJ A-T' ...s- L18 . if ' Aim A ' 3 4... --e sl 1l 5 l 'Unfu- in ni E.. 1l 'il asigfeffgi sl 1 1 Ifff it f..f,f.5 itil? , ff1'2 ':'i '?: S ,fsjgfglifblll udidwiilillyan bi :HU in ml Hi :ru JK5 .1 V 2 4-Frye Ives 'Lf- b- 1. GILBERT HOLSTEIN. New Testament, Introduction to Old Testament, Introduction to New Testament, Comparative Christian Religions, Christian Ethics, Intro- duction to Doctrine and Confes- sions, Committees: Academic Policies, Program, Hearings, Delta Sponsor. 2. JUDY KENNING. Nursing. 3. GERHARDT KORNTHEUER, Librarian. German, Audio Visual Coordinator, Faculty Marshall, Cooperating Winfield Colleges Council. 4. OBERT KRUGER. Business Math: Admissions Committee. 5. DAVID KRUSE. Principles of Physics, Calculus I, General Phys- ics, Physical Geology, Commit- tees: Tests and Measurements, Ad- missions, Faculty Review. 6. GUSTAVE KUHLMANN, Emeritus. Library Assistant, Alum- ni Association. 7. ARTHUR KUNZMANN, Emeri- tus. Library Assistant. 8. SUSAN LOUDENBURG. Wom- en's Residence Counselor. Year- book Co-Adviser, Pom-Pon Spon- sor, Faculty Secretaryp Homecom- ing Committee. F, -. .-v ' haf.-,Q Teach Me Thy Paths 1. MARILYNN METTLER, Director of Nursing Education. Nursing: Committees: Academic Policies, Audio Visual, Coordinator of Nursing Advisers. 2. ROBERT MEYER. Teaching Religion, Social Problems, Foun- dations of Education, Sociol09Y. Chapel Choir. 3. LLOYD MILLER. Composition I and II, American Literature, Business Communication, Committees: Student Life, Nominating, Faculty Review, Audio Visual. 4. BYRON MOORE, Coordinator of Cooperating Winfield Colleges and Director of Institutional Research. 5. ROLAND MUELLER. U.S. History, American Government, Western Civilization I and II, Introduction to Geography, Commit- tees: Academic Policies, Audio Visual, Editorial for JOHNNIE HERITAGE, Coordinator of Teacher Education Advisers. 6. TOM NAHNSEN, Coordinator of Athletics. Intermediate Alge- bra, Introduction to Probability and Statistics, College Algebra, Basic Concepts of Mathematics, Trigonometry, Analytic Geome- try: Soccer and Baseball Coach, Student Recruitment, Long- Range Planning Committee. l Q-5 21 al W 5 . 4- uf ik ,ls ies l Pembr- 27, ,1 A I si fee- 'f?a Bd-- I. conbe u sl ,,.,.'i- .-.-. -..nf , -..,,..-.-I-42 34 fi .1 .L 5 ,I rl In . W 1 x If s..g . ff, 51 at 1. , A I xx, .53. is Nb P ' .AAXXXX xvlmx 1 x V .x Xen 'X .-'SPALUY 1 L I QA , . XX, , A , 4 -v 1. MARTIN PULLMANN, Dean of Chapel. Counseling, Career and Place- ment Information, Chapel Dedication Committee. 2. JANE RHOADS. Speech, Oral Interpretation, Advanced Speech, Schol- arship Committee. 3. JOHN SALESKA. Psycholoqy, Old Testament, Sociology, Human Growth and Development, Committees, Academic Policies, Nominating, Hearings, Coordinator of Ministerial Advisers, Testing Director, Sophomore Class Sponsor, SCAMP Sponsor. 4. LAMBERT SCHROEDER, Dean of Students. Christian Doctrine, Com- mittees: Student Life, Service and Welfare, Homecoming, Long-Range Planning, President's Council, Director of Parish Worker Placement, STUCO Sponsor, ACCTion III Coordinator. 5. RALPH SKOV. Introduction to Physical Activities, Tennis, Swimming, Weight Training, Handball, Archery, Basketball, English Literature, Intro- :luction to Literature, Basketball and Tennis Coach, Scholarship Commit- ee. 6. ALAN STEINBACH, Academic Dean. Introduction to Education, Com- mittees: Academic Policies, Program, Faculty Service and Welfare, Facul- ty Organization Review, Chapel Dedication, Long-Range Planning, Nomi- nating, All Divisions-Advisory, President's Council, Faculty Handbook, Co- operating Winfield Colleges Council, Coordinator of Business Advisers. 7. MICHAEL STELMACHOWICZ, President. Introduction to Youth Group Leadership, Committees: President's Council, Coordinating Winfield Col- leges Council, Long-Range Planning, All Committees lex officiob, Board of Control tex officioi. ENTRANCE I sf. JOHNS 3 s .., , I-lnd Lead Me In Thy Truths. 1. LEE STOCKER. Introduction to Music, Organ, A Capella and Chapel Choir, Committees: Student Life, Chapel Dedication, Coordinator of Lib- eral Arts Advisers. 2. WAYNE TUCKER. Music Literature: Cooperating Winfield Colleges Mu- sic Program. 3. MARY VEACH. Nursing Laboratory. 4. FRED WIPPICH, Registrar. Greek, Committees: Long-Range Planning, Graduation, Veterans Coordinator, Title IX Coordinator, Data Processing Service Director, President's Council. 5. MICHAEL TROLLMAN. Guitar: Cooperating Winfield Colleges Music Program. 6. SARAH WILSON. Introduction to Art, Visual Experience. 7. DONNA YOUNGBLOOD. Shorthand, DictationlTranscription, Typing, Calculating Machines, Student Life Committee, Cheerleader Sponsor, Phi Beta Lambda Sponsor. 8. PETER WOODWARD. Recruitment, Student Counseling, Singing Group Sponsor. .f 1 im .l 2. GM! '. 10 1.1.1 Qi 1. Student Services. FRONT ROW lfrom leftl: Hazel Drennan, CCC Hostess, Lorene Abraham, Assistant Bookstore Manager. BACK ROW: Pau- line Lambdin, Snackbar Manager: Norene Bej- cek, CCC Hostess: Esther Werling, Bookstore Manager, Alma Raabe, Baden Hall Superviserg Grace Anthis, School Nurse. 2. Secretaries. FRONT ROW lfrom leftl: Gloria Wright, Mary Ranger, Peggy Kaiser. BACK ROW: Charlotte McCauley, Shirley Richardson, Jo Palmer, Ruth Pickett, Marie Skov, Barbara East- man, Anna Haworth, Sharion Ralls. 3. Maintenance. FRONT ROW lfrom leftl: Albert Bejcek, Henry Janke, Ralph Wilson, Ben Al- berty, Ora Wilcoxen. BACK ROW: Lute Loud, Irvin Randall, Leonard Jacks. 4. Library Staff. FRONT ROW lfrom leftlz Rosa Herbold, Billie Smith. BACK ROW: Gerhard Korntheuer, Arthur Kunzmann, Leo Kemp, Gus- tave Kuhlmann. NOT PICTURED: Judy Holstein. 5. Cooks lfrom leftlz Earlene Scott, Vera Heffner, Ruth Anderson, Hazel Spengler, Alice Miller, Joyce Fisher, Darlene White, Wilma Scott. NOT PICTURED: Sylvia Rowe. K 43. Kabba, Abdul: CLAD 63. Baker, igi Sally: CLAD 54. Curriculum Key: CTD Teacher Train- ing. CMD Ministerial, CND Nursing, CLAD Liberal Arts, CBD Business, CPWD Parish Worker, CDD Deaconess, CSWD Social Work. A ,,, Abraham, Lorene: 77. Ahlman, David: CLAD 18, 26, 38, 39, 61, 67,'51f Irr Albers, Suzanne: CDD 6, 23, 24, 34, 61, 62. Alberty, Ben: 77. Albrecht, Kathryn: CLAD 61. Allen, Barbara: CLAD 15, 70. Allen, Ronald: 17, 71. Alpers, Denise: CTD 9, 16, 21, 23, 54. Althaus, Paul: 13, 19, 26, 30, 34, 71. Andersh, Connie: CND 61, 52. Anderson, Ruth: 77. Anthis, Grace: 77. B 43. Hicks, Eugene: ,72. Bangert, Arthur: 17, 71. Bangert, Elizabeth: CTD 34, 54. Bangert, Mark: CTD 19, 26, 28, 29, 30, 49, 61. Bangert, Vicki: CPWD 16,f24, 68, 70, 42. Bartels, Thomas: CMD Il,1, 17, 19, 20, 21, 26, 39, 53, 61, 65. Bass, Barbara: CSWD 13, 16, 54. Bauer, Ronald: 71. Becker, Carla: CPWD 2, 24, 68, 42. Becker, Susan: CBD 19, 23, 61. Behrhorst, Wallace: 71. Bejcek, Albert: 4, 77. Bejcek, Norene: 4, 77. Beltz, Sherri: CBD 34, 54, Besel, Ross: CLAD 2, 19, 20, 26, 54, 67 Boatman, Carol: CLAD 54. Boerger, Cindy: CSWD 9, 23, 54, 59. Borchert, Michael: CMD 13, 14, 16, 22, 26, 32, 41, 45, 68, 69. Boyer, Raphael: CTD 8, 30, 54. Bossert, Cynthia: CPWD 2, 8, 13, 23, 24, 68, 42. Bremer, Mark: CLAD 11, 18, 19, 26, 54. Brill, Steven: CLAD 19, 61. Brockhoff, John: CMD 29. Broekemeier, Ruth: CBD 2, 45, 61. Bromlow, Donald: 71. Brott, Elizabeth: CLAD 8, 32, 34, 54. Brott, Eugene: 12, 17, 71. Brown, Raymond: CTD 18, 68. Brown, Stacy: CLAD 70. Brunk, Cheryl: CND 61. Cli ir: Buechner, Lannie: 72. Burris, Judith: CBD 54. Busboom, Randall: CTD 29, 30, 54. C Callender, Sharon: CND 61. Carson, Diann: CND Castleberry, Carol: CTD 15, 61. Cobb, Mark: CLAD 70. Coon, Michelle: CDD 20, 23, 54. Covey, John: CMD 18, 61. Crawford, Debra: CLAD 18, 38, 45, 48, 61. Crome, Lucinda? CPWD 20, 23, 48, 54. Crome, Marcia: CPWD 61. Crouse, Sherry: CLAD 54. Crow, Christine: CLAD 18, 38, 61, 52. Cudnik, Beverly: CLAD 70. D Daehnke, Glenda: CND 44, 68. .Index Dallmann, Linda: CPWD 19, 20, 23, 49, 62,.43. Dankert, Peggy: 13, 23, 24, 33, 34, 72. Digrdoff, Daniel: CMD '4, 13, 14, 20, Dennis, David: CMD 8, rr. 38, 62. Deterding, Curtis: CBD 18, 19, 26, 49, 55, 67. Dorsch, Mary: CLAD 20, 23, 48, 55. Drennan, Hazel: 77. Dretke, Diana: CPWD 2, 6, 12, 13, 14, 18, 19, 24, 68, 42, 43, 51. Dukewits, Walter: 72. Dumler, Rueben: 72. E Eastman, Barbara: 77. Eberly, Timothy: CBD 23, 55. Egan, Jeffrey: CLAD 1, 62. Elllott, Mark: CTD 14, 38, 55. Evanick, Rosalie: CPWD 2, 24, 68, 42, Eyestone, Kimberly: CDD 9, 23, 55. F Fauchier, Rosina: CND 68, 52. Feldman, Janet: CBD 55. Fischer, Twila: CLAD 9, 18, 20, 23, 33, 55. Fisher, Joyce: 77. K Fitz, Karen: CLAD 33, 34, 35, 62. Fleischhauer, Catherine: 72. Fricke, Michael: CLAD 30, 55. Friedrichs, Beverly: CLAD 9, 23, 55. Fugate, Kathy: 70. Fusselman, Vickj: CPWD 2, 24, 68, 42 G Gast, Rebecca: CLAD 6, 55. Gates, Saundra: CLAD 9, 18, 23, 55. Ginder, Marta: CND 44, 62. Gingras, Christi: CDD 14, 55. Gloyne, Margaret: CPWD 20, 35, 55: Gooding, Crystal: CPWD 19, 20, 55. Graham, Karla.: CDD 9, 16, 23, 38, 55 59. Groteluschen, Ronald: CLAD 4, 62. Grundmeier, Kay: CPWD 18, 21, 23, 62. H Hambleton, Audrey: CPWD 2, 24, 68, 42. Hambleton, Peggy: CPWD 12, 34, 35, 56. Hanneman, Ruthann: CLAD 20, 56. Hathaway, Roderick: CTD 18, 62. Haworth, Anna: 77. Heffington, Greta: CLAD 5, 6, 9, 13, 14, 16, 22, 23, 38, 56, 60. Heffner, Vera: 47, 77. Heideman, Katherine: CTD 12, 23, 62 68. l-lellweg, Christie: CBD 15, 23, 62. Helm, Jolene: CND 44, 56. l-lelmer, Paul: 72. l-lelms, Sharon: CND13, 18, 24, 62. Hensley, Julie: CSWD13, 24, 62. Herbold, Rosa: 77. Herrs, Carol: CPWD 2, 24, 68, 70, 42, Hill, August: CTD 12, 13, 21, 68. Hinrichs, Gwendolyn: CPWD 2, 16, 22 24, 38, 68, 42, 43. Hoefs, Bradley: CMD 5, 6, 14, 16, 17, 19, 20, 22, 37, 38, 47, 56. Hollabaugh, Pamela: CTD 56. Hollins, Georgiann: CND 44, 68. Holstein, Gilbert: 6, 17, 23, 73. Holtz, Joel: CTD 2, 29, 56. I I Houghton, Barbara: CND 68, 52. Jacks, Leonard: 77. Jackson, Richard: CMD 20, 56. Jahnke, Randall: CMD 2, 7, 56, 60. Janke, Henry: 77. Jenkins, Donald: CBD 56. Jenkins, Rhonda: CTD 62. Johann, Michelle: CND 34, 62, 52. Johnson, Diane: CPWD 2, 6, 23, 24, 68, 42. Johnson, Jan: CPWD 2, 24, 69, 42. Johnson, Kay: CDD 6.18, 20, 23, 62. Johnson, LaVonne: CND 62, 52. Jognson, Loretta: CPWD 2, 23, 24, 69, 2. Johnson, Zelpha: CLAD 16, 34, 62. , Jorns, Kristina: CND 23, 35, 44, 63. Juergensen, Sharon: CPWD 5, 10, 13, 14, 16, 17, 21, 22, 38, 39, 63, 43. Kaiser, Peggy: CBD 70, 77. Kanu, A. Melvin: CLAD 56. Kanu, Mohamed: CLAD 25, 26, 63. Kasiska, Lori: CBD 56. Katzenmeier, Lois: CBD 15, 56. Keiper, Val: CLAD11, 26, 31, 63. Kemp, Leo: 77. Kenning, Judy: 73. Kettler, Vionetta: CBD 9, 63. Kidder, Jeffrey: CLAD 12, 20, 31, 46, 56. Kirchner, Nancy: CPWD 69. Kjergaard, Deborah: CTD 56. Klattenhoff, Nancy: CTD 14, 18, 23, 38, 63. Kleopfer, David: CMD 5, 10, 63. Knabe, Janet: CPWD 20, 23, 48, 56. Koch, Beverly: CND 56. Kolar, Cathy: CTD 15, 18, 63. Korntheuer, Gerhard: 73, 77. Koschmann, Cheryl: CLAD 12, 13, 21, 23, 38, 39, 63, 66. Koth, Ellen: CLAD 15, 16, 38, 48, 63. Kreger, Ronald: CMD 2, 21, 26, 30, 39, 63, 64. Kromminga, Gregory: CTD 16, 19, 26, 38, 41, 63. Krout, Susan: CTD 16, 23, 48, 57. Kruger, Obert: 73. Kruse, David: 73. Kuhlmann, Gustave: 73, 77. Kunzmann, Arthur: 73, 77. L Lambdin, Pauline: 77. Lammert, Ellen: CND 12, 20, 69, 52. Larson, Bonnie: CLAD 8, 9, 14, 15, 16, 23, 57. Larson, John: CMD 16, 38, 63. Larson, Mark: CLAD 32, 57, 67. Lauer, Mark: CMD 2, 26, 63. LeBato, Clint: CLAD 29, 57. LeBato, Rick: CLAD 28, 29, 32, 69. Lemmermann, Wally: CBD 19, 26, 63 67. . Lenaburg, Melinda: CPWD 2, 13, 24, 69, 42. Lenz, Rachel: CPWD 2, 24, 69, 42. Li, Susan: CLAD 57. Lletz, Linda: CPWD 2, 23, 24, 69, 42. Limback, Mark: CMD 18, 64. Linkugel, Carolyn: CBD 20, 23, 57. Lord, Lynn: 70. Lorenzen, Lowell: CTD 19, 26, 64. Loud, Lute: 77. Loudenburg, Susan: CLAD 12, 13, 16, 70, 73. Luedders, LuAnne: CTD 30, 33, 64. Luedders, Lynnette: CPWD 2, 24, 42, 69. Luedders, Phyllis: CTD 21, 23, 33, 35, 64. Lueders, Grace: CND 44, 57. Lyle, Linda: CND 50, 52, 69. M Marrs, Georgia: CLAD 70. Marrs, Richard: CMD 5, 16, 38, 57. Matz, Barbara: CND 5, 44, 57. Mavis, Elva: CLAD 70. McCauley, Charlotte: 77. McDonald, Michael: CLAD 29, 30, 64 McPherson, Nathaniel: CLAD 29, 57. Mease, Van Edward: CMD 6, 13, 20, 57. Mgasles, Bryan: CMD 2, 11, 26, 57, 7. Meier, James: CTD 26, 57. Mettler, Marilynn: 17, 44, 74, 50. Meyer, Deborah: CSWD 64. Meyer, Robert: 18, 74. Mickow, Lucy: CTD 15, 16, 30, 64. Miller, Alice: 77. Miller, Cynthia: CPWD 10, 19, 20, 23, 24, 38, 49, 64, 43. Miller, Iris: CPWD 6, 21, 23, 39, 63, 64. Miller, Larry: CMD 4, 8, 10, 14, 16, 22, 38, 39, 40, 64, 52. Miller, Lloyd: 17, 74. Moon, George: CND 44, 70, 52. Moore, Billy: CBD 57. Moore, Byron: 74. Mueller, Kathy: CLAD 12, 13, 38, 64, 51. Mueller, Roland: 17, 74. Musick, Elaine: CPWD 18, 64. N Naegele, Patricia: CPWD 18, 55, 57. Nahnsen, Thomas: 26, 30, 46, 47, 74. Nahnsen, Timothy: CLAD 5, 19, 26, 30, 64. Nation, Gary: CLAD 30, 57. Newton, Starla: CLAD 2, 64. Nguyen, Hoang: CLAD 19, 64. Nicholson, Jeri: CND 33, 57. O Opp, Georgetta: CLAD 35, 64. Oschwald, Jeffrey: CMD 2, 16, 38, 65. Otte, Debbie: CTD 23, 58. Otten, David: CMD 20, 58. P Pacilli, Antonio: CTD 10, 14, 18, 19, 26, 27, 32, 38, 65, 50. Paeper, Jolain: CPWD 20, 58. Palmer, Jo: 77. Parker, Gregory: CLAD 29, 58. Paschke, Arlene: CDD 65. Peacock, E. Gene: CND 70. Pedersen, Phyllis: CPWD 69, 43. Pence, Janice: CSWD 14, 58. Pickett, Ruth: 77. Place, Joyce: CPWD 2, 18, 24, 69. Pollom, Timothy: CLAD 2, 10, 12, 16 19, 29, 30, 49, 58, 67. Poulos, Jay: CBD 19, 65. Pullmann, Martin: 21, 75. Pullmann, Monica: 70. R Raabe, Alma: 77. Radke, Lisa: CPWD 9, 14, 21, 22, 23, 24, 37, 58. Rahe, Janis: CPWD 2, 24, 33, 69, 42. Rahe, Kathy: CTD 14, 20, 33, 35, 58. Rahe, Thomas: CTD 4, 12, 20, 45, 58. Ralls, Sharion: 77. Index Randall, Irvin: 77. Ranger, Mary: 77. Rasmussen, Dirk: CTD 21, 65. Reed, Stanley: CLAD 29, 56. Reith, Annette: CND 65, 52. Reynolds, Christine: CND 10, 23, 65, Rhoads, Jane: 75. Richardson, Diane: CBD 12, 19, 21, 23, 69, 51.. Richardson, Shirley: 77. Rikli, Richard: CMD 58. Ring, Darla: CPWD 20, 23, 58. Rising, Tom: 70. Rcark, F. Polly: CBD 70. Roesner, Laura: CND 70. Rogers, Kathleen: CTD 15, 18, 23, 65. Rogge, Patricia: CTD 16, 24, 65. Rowlan, Penny: CTD 23, 58. Rudow, Donna: CBD 2, 65. Rush, Bobble: CBD 70. S Saathoff, Kathleen: CBD 58. Saeger, Martha: CPWD 20, 65, 43. Saleska, John: 17, 20, 47, 75. Saleska, Thomas: CTTD 19, 21, 26, 30, 39, 65. Schaefer, Allen: CBD 19, 58. Schaefer, Judith: CLAD 23, 59. Schaefer, Ruth: CSWD 6, 14, 35, 39, 65. Schaper, Martin: CBD 28, 29, 66. Scherer, Glenn: CTTD 26, 49, 66. Scheumann, Pamela: CPWD 15, 18, 38, 54, 66, 43. Schield, Kathryn: CPWD 16, 19, 20, 23, 66. Schoon, Carol: CBD 9, 33, 66. Schreck, Kirk: CLAD 26, 30, 59. Schroeder, Bernice: CLAD 70. Schroeder, Lambert: 14, 17, 24, 53, 75, 42. Schueneman, Helen: CSWD 23, 66. Schultz, Jack: CTTD 2, 16, 20, 21, 38, 66. Scott, Earlene: 77. Scott, Richard: CLAD 20, 59. Scott Wilman: 77. Seible, Marilyn: CLAD 66. Seible, Robert: CLAD 57, 59. Seley, Margarita: CND 23, 59. Seybold, David: CMD 12, 18, 20, 32, 59. Shackleton, John: CLAD 12, 59, 67. Sharpe, Debra: CLAD 15, 66. Shultz, Tyler: CLAD 9, 29, 30, 31, 59. Sievert, Deborah: CBD 48, 59. Skov, Marie: 77. Skov, Ralph: 29, 32, 75. Skov, Sylvia: CND 66, 52. Smith, Berry: CLAD 30, 59. Smith, Billie: 77. Smith, Donna: CTTD 6, 13, 18, 20, 66. Smuda, Vanessa: CND 15, 23, 59. Snyder, Walter: CBD 49, 59. Sowers, Timothy: CMD 2, 7, 59. Spengler, Hazel: 77. Sproul, Carla: CPWD 2, 8, 24, 38, 69, 70, 42, 43. Steffen, Laura: CND 44, 66. Stegelman, Doris: CND 69, 52. Steinbach, Alan: 17, 75. Steinke, Reba: CND 9, 14, 23, 59, 65. Stelmachowicz, Betty: 44, 69. Stelmachowicz, Michael: 41, 75, 51. Stewart, Julie: CLAD 59. Stocker, Lee: 7, 16, 17, 41, 76. Stockton, Judy: CLAD 59. Streufert, Keith: CMD 6, 19, 47, 66, 67. Stuemke, Pamela: CLAD 8, 14, 16, 39, 66. . : Sunderman, Bryon: CMD 16, 27, 38, 67. Sung, KaWing: CBD 67. Swander, Carol: CTTD 7, 12, 14, 38, 67 . Swanson, Shelley: 6, 20, 59. Switzer, Mark: CBD 19, 60. T Tessendorf, Deborah: CPWD 8, 16, 20, 22, 60. Theimer, Philip: CBD 26, 19, 60. Thomas, Tamela: CBD 30, 33, 34, 56, l 60. Thorsell, Diane: CND 15, 60. Tragib, Pamela: CLAD 9, 18, 23, 33, 6 . Trollman, Michael: 76. Tuckelil, Wayne: 76. Usfher, Bill: CMD 14, 16, 38, 45, 67, 9. Usher, Kathleen: CPWD 67. V Veach, Mary: 76. Vogts, Janette: CPWD 18, 60. Vogts, Paula: CTD 7, 12, 18, 21, 23, 38, 67, 51. Volz,vR'uth: CLAD 12, 18, 23, 67, 51. Waggoner, M. Lynn: CND 70, 52. Wagner, Jill: CPWD 2, 9, 13, 18, 23, 24, 38, 70, 42, 43. Wallen, Karen: CLAD 7, 14, 15, 21, 23, 25, 67, 51. Walter, Sandra: CLAD 6, 14, 15, 18, 23, 60. Wannow, Nancy: CPWD 13, 23, 67, 43. Wegele, Judy: CLAD 4, 23, 35, 60. Wegener, Corinne: CPWD 1, 15, 16, 38, 60. Wehmeier, Sheryl: CTD 18, 60. Welntzel, Cynthia: CPWD 2, 9, 24, 70, 2. Werling, Esther: 77. Westerman, Beth: CBD 15, 21, 23, 33, 34, 47, 70. ' White, Darlene: 77. Wiemer, Jeanette: CND 44, 70, 52. Wilcoxen, Ora: 77. Williams, Faryene: CLAD 5, 19, 48, 60. Wilson, Ralph: 77. Wilson, Sarah: 76. Winblad, Ingrid: CLAD 70. Wippich, Fred: 76. Wippich, Jon: CLAD 9, 32, 67. Wodtke, David: CLAD 20, 60. Wood, Victor: CTD 16, 26, 60. Woodward, Peter: 16, 22, 41, 70. Woody, Lucinda: 70. Wright, Gloria: 77. Wuckext, Linda: CND 67. Youngglood, Donna: 76. Zajac, Carolyn: 9, 67. f5f'1 ' M 1' mf ,. 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