State Fair Community College - Exhibitor Yearbook (Sedalia, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1979 volume:

- - ' A em U ' y -f Exhibitor VOLUME 10 Hege SEDALIA, MISSOURI 1979 ' ' . . . Our todays and yesterdays Are the blocks with which we build . . ' —Henry W. Longfellow Exhibi I or Staff Chief Editor: Carol Twenter Associate Editors: Paul Carter, Keith Townsend Layout Assistants: David Zvacek, Melody Goldsmith Carma Gabbert, Rick Miller Chief Photographer: Steven Harvey Photographers: Chris Bow ie, Gevan Hesterlee Bruce Inglish, Tami Thomas Melody Herington, Natalie Long Faculty Adviser: P. C. Thomas Contents Dedication 6 Students 17 Administration 45 Faculty 59 Departments Organizations 83 Activities 121 Sports 143 Index 192 . . . Our todays, yesterdays and tomorrows . . . Growth has been characteristic of State Fair Community College since the first groundbreaking ceremony on our campus on June 6, 1968. Over the past 10 years, this growth has been evident not only in the number of buildings constructed, but also in the steady increase in student enrollment and course offerings. SFCC is bound to experience continued expansion and improvement during this second decade. This growth seems to come because, as President Fred E. Davis recently said, We dream a lot around here. Our college ' s future is determined by what we did in the past and by what we dream and do in the present. Therefore the Exhibitor would like to take you on a tour of our community ' s past and present through an eight-page photo-essay in color. The pages are 1, 4, 5, 8, 9, 12, 13 and 16. We express our appreciation to local industries that permitted us to photograph their sites. We also thank the City of Sedalia for letting us photograph the historic murals in the Municipal Building. The color photographs on the eight pages depict the various symbols on SFCC seal. The roots of our seal are steeped in local history and culture. The award ribbon in the upper left of the seal symbolizes Missouri State Fair. In 1899 Missouri Legislature named Sedalia as the permanent site of the State Fair. Since then, Missouri ' s annual exposition has continued to be a vital part of the local economy. The longhorn head and railroad track are symbolic of the cattle drives and railhead at Sedalia. The banjo and keyboard represent classical ragtime jazz which originated in Sedalia. The torch and the wheel of industry represent the academic and vocational-technical efforts of the college. The wavy line across the shield symbolizes water and the Kaysinger Dam. The Greek columns represent SFCC as an institution of higher education. Thus, our college seal tells a significant story — a story of our community ' s assets, efforts and aspirations. This yearbook tells a similar story, too. We hope you will find this tenth volume of the Exhibitor as interesting to read as it was for us to produce. — Exhibitor Staff THIS ISSUE Dedicated to Roy Simpson We proudly dedicate this tenth volume of the Exhibitor to Mr. Roy W. Simpson, Director of our Learning Resources Center and Co-ordinator of Media Services. Mr. Simpson came to SFCC in 1970 as an audio-visual specialist. Under his capable and resourceful leadership, the Audio-Vi jal Department kept expanding to meet the needs of our grow ing college. In 1973 he was promoted to his present position in which he oversees the services and facilities in the Learning SAY I ' LL TRY Resources Center — the Library, television studio, photo lab, the Media Forum, slide, tape and art production services, and the Reprographics Center which includes a print shop and graphic arts services. Mr. Simpson has a B.A. degree in art from Bethany Nazarene College in Bethany, Oklahoma, and a Master ' s degree in audio-visual education from Central Missouri State University in Warrensburg. His professional background includes two years in NOT I CAN ' T military service as an instructor training specialist, seven years in the graphics arts division of Hallmark Cards, Inc., and three years as a graphic arts and printing teacher in the Kansas City public school system. SFCC President Fred Davis considers Mr. Simpson to be tops in his field . . . one of the best audio-visual men in the country. Mr. Simpson ' s expertise in photography and audio-visual techniques were amply evident in the excellent slide-tape p ' -3sentations on the histories of Benton and Pettis counties he helped produce for the Missouri Committee for the Humanities and the two county historical societies. The competence of Mr. Simpson and his staff was recognized by his peers statewide when SFCC won the MAECT (Missouri Association of Educational and Commun- ications Technology) plaque in 1978 for outstanding merit in the field of media services. Mr. Simpson ' s administrative abilities received community-wide recognition in 1975 when the Sedalia chapter of the American Business Women ' s Association honored him with the Boss of the Year award. Mr. Simpson is vice-president of the Sedalia camp of Gideons International. He is Sunday School superintendent, a teacher and an elder at the Sedalia Church of the Nazarene where he is respected as a very dependable, honest, and dedicated member, accordng to the Rev. Bill Lakey, pastor. Roy is a real family man, the Rev. Lakey added. He takes his responsibility in the home to heart. Mr. Simpson and his wife, Lenore, have four children — Kendall, a sophomore at SFCC; Carol, Linda and Clenda. The attractive signs that adorn his office — Praise the Lord, Anyway and Say ' I ' ll Try ' , Not ' I Can ' t ' — seem to aptly sum up Mr. Simpson ' s philosophy of life. His devotion to the Christian faith as well as his family, and his dedication to his work and professional excellence have won him admirers both at SFCC and in the community. Toward a Bright Future SFCC received state-wide recognition when William C. Hopkins, chairman of our board of trustees, was elected president of the Missouri Associat ' on of Community and Junior Colleges for 1977-78. Bw. ' pTfB ■nil ' la M LEFT: Mrs. Linda Wenner shows her needlepoint students one of her masterpieces. ABOVE: President Fred Davis and Brice Bell, director of the Office of Resource Development, look over the land where the proposed Performing Arts Center will be built. RIGHT CENTER: Frank Pennell Jr., instructor in business and office, and Dana Close, secretary, work on a state-funded Sex Equity project designed to attract males into office and secretarial jobs. The Greek columns, the torch and the wheel of industry in the SFCC emblem aptly summarize the multi-faceted role of our college. SFCC not only trains area residents in technical skills such as welding or typing, but also offers courses in the Division of Arts and Science for those who plan to transfer to a four-year college. The evening courses, under the Community Services Division, help hundreds of day-workers to earn college credit or learn a hobby such as wood carving or knitting. Brice Gregory and Paula Cribble proudly display one of the many inter-collegiate rodeo trophies SFCC won during the year. Another Building In SFCC ' s Future The Student Union, 1972. Vocational Technical Center, 1978. Charles E. Yeater Learning Center, 1976. This is how the proposed $1.2 million Performing Arts Center will look when erected. A building fund campaign is under way, and potential donor and members of the community — are invited to contact SFCC ' s Office of Resource Development in the Interim Building. alumni In 1861 the Pacific Railroad, forerunner of the Missouri-Pacific, rolled into Sedalia, providing a direct East-West route for cattle shipping and passenger service. Birthplace of Ragtime Sedalia became the birthplace of ragtime in the 1890 ' s. Scott Jopiin, later known as the King of Ragtime, was a Sedalian who composed what is termed the greatest rag ever, the Maple Leaf Rag. He wrote the music at the Maple Leaf Club which was located at 119 West Main. A stone monument and a maple tree now mark the club ' s spot. Ragtime eventually spread in every direction, going from St. Louis to New Orleans. SFCC captures the spirit of ragtime not only in its emblem, but also in the Maple Leaf Room in the Learning Resources Center. The room has a collection of items of ragtime composers of the late 1800 ' s. Included are a copy of a Stark-Joplin contract, stained glass window of the Woods Opera House (pictured above) and much of the original ragtime sheet music. The murals pictured on both these pages are on display at the Sedalia Municipal Building and were painted by Prof. Eric Bransby of Kansas City. SITE OF THE MAPLE LEAF CLUI ERECTED IN TRIBUTE TO SCOTT JOPLll 1868 — 1917 COMPOSER JOHN STARK 1841 1927 PUBLISHER OF THE MAPLE LEAF RAG ' AND • OTHER SEDALIA RAGTIMERS ARTHUR ' MARSHALL SCO TT HAY DEN THE CRADLE QF THE CLASSIC R AGS ERECTED BY THE SCOTT JOPLIN MEMOj lAL FOUNDATION COMMITTEE SEDALIA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 1961 Vo-Tech Center Open House William Hopkins, chairman of SFCC ' s board of trustees, signs a proclamation designating February 11-17, 1979, Vocational Education Week. Looking on are the presidents of various student organizations in the Vo-Tech Division. irri liiiirwMiiifEf Iff rrrrrrrrrii iJLPl t im il WW ' Local Industries Are Diversified ABOVE: Kim Williams displays one of the many arrangements produced and sold world-wide by Sedalia ' s Kim Originals Company. The company was named after Kim. LEFT: Located in Sedalia ' s Industrial Airpark is Alcolac, a new industry here. The site was chosen because of Sedalia ' s geographic location, good transportation and attractive labor force, according to Charles N. Anderson, company president. LOWER LEFT: American Disinfecting Company, better known as ADCO, Inc., has been supplying the world ' s needs as manufacturing chemists from their home offices in Sedalia for more than 70 years. BELOW: Workers at the ).A. Lamy Manufacturing Company turn out stacks of Levi ' s brand clothing daily. The company began operation in 1867, six years after Sedalia was founded. Students Laura Abnev Tamarah Acker Lana K. Ackerman Mike Albin Cinthia Albers Karen Anders Daunita Arnold Mary Bags David Baker Eileen Ballenger Stephen L. Allen Mark Anderson Kelly Azar Dan Bailey Elaine Balch John Barley Don Anderson John Anderson Gary Babbitt Schuyler Bailey Richard Ball Sue Barnhart David Bentley Gail Birkinbine Shirley Blakley Everett Bohon Reba Barton Mary E.Bays Mary Beatie Dawn Boiling Fern Bond Willie Bond )ulie Borton Nancy Boss Nancy Boss Jeanne Bottcher William Bowers Chris Bowie Jimmy Boyer Deann Brandt Martin Breeze Brett Bremer Daniel Brown Kathleen Brown Sandra Brown Janet Brown ' U Edward Bri. ' n Mary Bruner Mary Brunkhosi Kim Burnett Hubert Butler Carl Button Marvin Carter Paul Carter Mary Cave Rhonda Carver Dena Catlett Janet Cavender Alice Clark James Clark Anthony Clayton Louis Coale James Cole Reza Golchin Mark Cole Colleen Cooney Ray Coones Allen Cooper Dewey Cooper Roger Correa Arsene Cote Annitt.i ( null Cindy Cover Kim Cox )effery Craig Randy Craig Allen Crider Cindy Crawford David Crawford Denise Crawford Ronald Crawshaw Diane Creech Robert Curtis Mark Curtis Carol Cutshaw Bennie Davis Mark Debrot Josephine Dey Robert Dabney Mary Davis Todd Delph Carrie Dick Deborah Davis Ronald Davis Tammy Deuschle James Dill Mark Dill Greg Ditzfeld Mary Dooley Lynn Dinwiddle Stuart Dodd Joyce Domes Lawrence Ditton Joy Doll Vincent Downs Susan Dove Jacqueline Drane Mike Drury Debra Drydale Malinda Durrill James Dudenhoeffer Kim Ebersold Delwyn Duncan Jeanna Edwards Tammey Edwards Larry Eggen Paul Enhhol? Diane Ellebracht Sherral Ellis Jeanette Ellebracht Ruth Elmore Jefferson Elliott John Emis Mark Embry Rex Embry Donna Engles Janice Frdnidi Tom Eschbacher Cathy Esles Marilyn Estes W ' • Paul Evans Hl Stephen Evans Janet Fairchild James Fairlay Kathy Farr - -.-■ _-i ' ' v. ' . jwi« i. Kevin Felkner Connie Ferguson David Fielding Linda Ford Debbie Foster Randall Foster David Franklin James Freeman Jerald Freeman ' ' ■■; ;:■ ,: Leonard Freund Eulalia Fril7 Mark FryiT , ' 1 Phil Fullerton Maria Fullerton Carma Gabbert Marilyn Carton Warren Carton lames Cear Alma Gemes Debbie Gensler Kent Gerke Garry Cerossie Daniel Certz Don Giliiland Melody Goldsmith Thomas Gore Gordon Grupe Mary Gorton Judith Gramblin )oni Grant Norma Gravitt Laura Gray Donna Green Gay Lee Wilson Brice Gregory Valerie Crump Gregory Guttahr Mary Ann Greig Douglas Grimm Renee Guymon Kim Hagbomb Vicki Hahn Tammy Hammed Rita Hammond Mary Hand Robert Hanenkriatt Mary Ha Barbara Hardesty Teresa Harding jonalin Harper Sherri Harper Sharon Hart Steven Harvey Helen Harris Elaine Harris Hamilton Hayes Farris Hein Margaret Hoffman Rosemary Holford Oran Hogan Teri Holloway James Holman Michael Holman Larry Jjei er Willidm Jewell Kay Jones Robert Karigan 30 Rebecca Jones Sheila Karigan Doris Landreth Rick Landreth John L. Lee II Denise Leimkuehler Rhonda Lehman Dan Lents Sandra Marsh Debbie Martin Michael Martin Naomi Martin W rrrn M.ison Linu c M.isin Tcrrv Matthews Linda Mattle Donna McCall LuAnn McClure )oann McCown Mike McElhany Debbie McFarland John McFarland ' . I Marcia McChee Debbie McGuirc SI iD McCuire Debra McKee Deborah Mckinley David McKinnev aula Myers Brett Musgrove Marsha Murray Kim Monsees vi ry Ann Mull Rick Mueller Glenn Muenks Melva Morris Jeffery Morris Karry Moore John P. Moore Carol Moore Marilyn Mochel Theresa Mitchell Ricky Miller 35 Patricia Nelson Ronda Nienhueser Brenda Opel Renee Nothwehr Paula Nuzum Kathy Otten Kim Nichols Jerry Officer Peggy Palmer Steven Nickell Debbie O ' Neill Daphne Patridge Bette Patterson Dorothy Paul Mike Payne Randy Petree Cynthia Paul Cynthia Pawling Mark Prmberton Lucy Phillips Rick Pirtle Paula Poertner Linda Poynter Danny Prall Jerry Premer Mark Rainbolt Paula Price Linda Rambo Carl Prisendorf Robert Reed Timothy Procter Lisa Reed Nicki Rhodes Fred Richmond Albert Riggs Marilyn Richey Susan Rickards Julia Riley Margaret Roark Mike Roark Dianna Robbins Brenda Robinson Kelly Rose Catherine Royeton Donna Rugen Terry Rumesy Susan Rushing Bonnie Russell Mark Satterwhite Suzie Schlesener Craig Schlueder Jean Schneider Lorie Schowengerdi Lisa Schroeder Steve Schub An„a Schroeder Linda Schuldt Sael Schwart. Dorothy Schroder Debrah Schumacher Debra Scon Phillip Sestak Lee Shaffer, Jr. m ■B jfl Michael Shane Vicky Sherman Judy Slaughter Sue Sanders Sandra Snavely John Snyder Carol Cutshaw and David Fingar Administration WILLIAM C. HOPKINS Chairman BELOW: Jotting down notes of the Board meeting proceedings is Dr. Donald C. Proctor, while William F. Brown, treasurer, has the group ' s attention on a financial matter. RIGHT: Listening to Brown are, clockwise, Clarence Frisch, SFCC President Fred E. Davis, William C. FHopkins, recording secretary Betty Blackwell, John W. Ragland, and John Peiham. 11:1 JOHN W. RAGLAND Vice-Chairman DR. C. GORDON STAUFFACHER, M.D. Secretary CLARENCE R. FRISCH Member Board of Trustees JOHN PELHAM Member Our President, Fred E. Davis P r H j l jKg MW Pw wMl VaS IbB: tW )fi tt w 9 1 ™ jjCTS4 j(, • ' Kj Kk 1 iSW !P ™| d J V 48 Dr. Marvin R. Fielding, vice-president for instruction. Administrators E. N. Bud Healey, director of business affairs. 1 M 1 ML M ■ 1 BBM lA ' ■ ' flH H ri H Nila Hibdon, dean of vocational- technical education. Robert Solomon, dean of arts and sciences. Robert Woolery, dean of community service, and (at extreme right) Joyce Fielding, dean of student personnel. student Personnel Office Helen Beatty, records clerk Lu Anne Reser, V.A. co-ordinator INfO m iTIOH HOUSIHCj Jean Mowry, registrar administrative assistant Sylvia Dietrick, secretary financial aids officer Connie Ehlers, secretary The Student Personnel Office serves as a clearinghouse of information pertaining to registration, admissions, records, testing, counseling, financial aids, job placement, activities, and housing. i Dana Twenter, records secretary Wanda Whitaker, records secretary. (Left) )ANET CETZ, Community Services, and (above) BARBARA HEWETT, receptionist. BETH PALMER, Vo-Tech Division. Administrative Assistants SUE BRANSON, Arts Sciences Division. Business Office Personnel Arlene Monsees and Gladys Dey (left photo), and Jenice McPhail (above) play hosts at the snack bar in the Student Union. Below are Anna Marie Lower (left photo), who retired in January 1979, after over 10 years as bookstore manager, and Chris Hewett, clerk-secretary. F Bj f H Bj P l H ' . - jjg H Sandi Clark, assistant bookkeeper Alma Dey (above), secretary to E.N. (Bud) Healey, business director, and Sue Demand, assistant bookkeeper. 55 Robert Maxwell, vo-tech counselor Counselors Larry Hoist, career counselor -t Gay Groves, counselor, special vocational programs Rhonda Faris, counselor, Area (Secondary) Vo-Tech School 57 Job Placement Staff LEFT: Gary Noland, Director of Placement RIGHT: Barbara Croy, Secretary to Mr Noland. LEFT: Lindell Harrison, Co-ordinator, Statewide Job Placement (S)P) program. RIGHT: Roscoe Gibson, Director, S|P program. .nita Schroedcr Jean Woolery Lucille Harts Sandi Lake S)P Secretary SJP Secretary and Cheerleaders ' Sponsor Secretary to Mr. Harrison Secretary to Mr. Gibson Faculty - ' ■ Starting above and moving clockwise: Georgia Patterson, Business and Office instructor; Shirley Evans, Business and Office Department chair- woman; Barbara Shultz, instructor in typing, legal office procedures and calculating machines; Frank Penneli, Business and Office instructor. Business And Office Faculty Patty Sellers, instructor in psychology Paul Nieder, instructor in history and geography Speech And Drama Left: Uncas McCuire, Public Speaking instructor Below: Ronald Wineinger, Speech and Drama instructor j Upper left: Faith Lovell, department chairwoman; above: Edna McGuire, instructor; and left center: Jack Florida, instructor. 1 ■ Language And li:r: Literature Faculty Instructors pictured below are Debbie Tagt- meyer, Rogene Smith and PC. Thomas. Fine Arts Instructors Pictured here, clockwise, are Marilyn True, music instructor; Mary Ellen Hocker, art instructor; Geraldine Schrader, music instructor; Douglass Freed, art instructor; and lean Berry, art instructor. Auto Technology Faculty Melvin Tullis, chairman of Industrial Education Department and auto tech instructor. William Spignesi, instructor. Glenn Mishler (extreme left), instructor, and Frederick Thorn- hill, aide. Virgil Tagtmeyer, instruc- tor. Jerry Connery (left), Joann Hudson, Robert Hausam (below), electronics instructors. Virgil E. Wills (above) and Caroll Utiey, building trades instructors. Gene Cook Agriculture Henry Manson (below) and Cliff McBride Linda Young Thurman Lowery Keith Allen, department chairman Frances McRoy, Mid-Management instructor Dale Yelton, Building Materials and Merchandising instructor Business Management And Accounting Jan Pullen, Accounting program director Kay Brooks, Accounting and Business Math Brice Bell, Business Law instructor instructor lovce Downing, Business Management Department „ n ,• i . l j- ■ . ' ' , OK p , y gpll Visual Merchandising instructor head Martha Griggs, Accounting instructor Stuart E. Gressley, Advertising and Salesmanship instructor Health Occupations Faculty Starting at right, moving clockwise: Amy Young, co-ordinator of the Health Occupations program; Florence McGuire, co-ordinator of the Associate Degree in Nursing program; Diana Paxson, co-ordinator of the Practical Nursing program; Sandra Richardson, assistant co-ordinator. Practical Nursing program; and Gayle Bellamy, co-ordinator of the Respiratory Therapy program. 72 ■CTfTT Starting at right and moving clockwise: Virginia McAllister, Health Occupations instructor; Rosennary Grefrath, Respira- tory Therapy instructor; Ron Henke, Chemistry instructor; Dr. J.E. Block, M.D., part-time instructor in Health Occupa- tions; and Nancy Rabe, Secondary Health Occupations instructor. Welding Instructors Right; Matt McDowell, chemistry instructor. Below Tom Rice, math instructor. I, f k c Above: Greg Bell, physics instructor. Left: Charles Ledgerwood, biology instructor. Ken Schondelmaier, math instructor Rheta Smith, geology instructor, and lack Williams, biology instructor. Natural Sciences Faculty 77 Coaches Below: Walt Rabinoff, soccer coach, and Dixie Byrum, physical education instructor. Dale Kimberiing, assis- tant basketball coach and co-ordinator of women ' s sports. Foster McGuire, direc- tor of intramurals, head baseball coach, and in- structor in physical and driver education courses. Debbie Rodewald (left), volleyball coach and math instructors ' aide, and Bil Barton, athletic director and head basketball coach. Attorney Stanley Cox, instructor in Business Law Evening Faculty Ron Dickman, instructor in Pharmacology Ken Lake, instructor in Sales Management Answering a question in the Beginning Sewing class is instructor Dorothy Wissman (behincj the sewing machine). Joyce Matthews, manager of SFCC Bookstore since Spring of 1979. John Sneed, instructor in Real Estate ABOVE: Tom Kindle, instructor in Restaurant Food Preparation, watches a student cut chicken leg. Rhonda Sisemore, instructor in English. Charles Ledgerwood, instructor in General Biology. Russell Phillips, instructor in Auto Parts Merchandis- ing. Rhonda Summers, instructor in Business Math. Steve Bond, instructor in Bank Management Students in Conversational Spanish class attentively follow the textbook as instructor Marta Love teaches proper pronunciation. Dawn Boiling, secretarial aide in the Vo-Tech Dean ' s office. Deborah McKinley, secretarial aide in the English Department. ' ■m Departments Organizations Natural Sciences Department Instructors Gregory Bell (left) and Jack Williams put heads together in the physics lab. Mathew McDowell (left), chemistry instructor, gets rapt attention from the class pictured below. Instructor Charles Ledgerwood (left) readies the biology lab for a night class. 85 Ag Department And Club 1 Below: Officers of the Ag Club are, from left to right, David Bentley, vice-president; Paul Carter, reporter; Bob Reed, treasurer; James Dill, parliamentarian; John Kopp, president; and Larry Eggen, secretary. .A- Auto And Welding Departments Mel Tuilis, Head of the Automotive Technology Department, checks engine tuneup equipment in preparation for a class. Making an engine tuneup adjustment are, from left to right. Cordon Kilburn, David Robins, and Kevin Blevins. BELOW: Welding instructor Don Carr, left, and Donny Dick, a student, inspect a grain auger in the welding workshop. 9 i V SN uV H ■ BUjTi r l l j w. ' •J ' ■ Speech Drama Building Trades John Bud Thomas, instructor in wood carving, displays one of his recent works. Wood Carving,, Fancy Stitching Classes Attract Night Students Linda Wenner (right), instructor in fancy stitching, demonstrates her technique with needle and thread. «il jjfl a Art Department 95 Music Department SFCC ' s A Cappella Choir members are (first row, left to right): Catherine Royeton, Beverly Boone, Kelli Hamm, Lee Fritz, Diane Hudson, Kim Burnett; (second row): Melody Herington, Donna Green, Sara McMullin, Jeanna Edwards, and Ruth Reissen; (third row), Kent Mahoney, Amos Hopkins, Wyatt Shanks, Cliff Gerken, Delwyn Duncan, Mark Waters, Tom Eschbacher, Dan Brown, and Brad Dittmer. Members of the Pep Band (left to right) are: Mark Waters, )ana Green, Kent Mahoney, Delwyn Duncan, )eff Green, Mike Martin, Rick Miller, Chris Sankpill Ruth Reissen, and Amos Hopkins. .„ . State Fair Community College Singers are (front row, left to right): Kelli Hamm, Peggy Kuester, Jeanna Edwards, Diane Hudson, Kim Burnett; (back row): Kent Mahoney, Cliff Cerken, Rick Miller, Tom Eschbacher, Delwyn Duncan, Mark Waters, Dan Brown, and Chris Sankpill. RIGHT: Charles Johnson, a student in the Respiratory Therapy Department. BELOW: Dr. Jerome Block, M.D., addresses a nursing class on Intensive Care and Coronary Care units. To his right is Amy Young, Head of the Health Occupations Department. Health Occupations Department Students in a Health Occupations class. Mike Johnson, a Respiratory Therapy student, In a training session with a Bothwell Hospital employee. Barbara Hoover, a Practical Nursing student, reviews records at Bothwell Hospital. First ADN Class Graduates 100 SFCC ' s first Associate Degree in Nursing class graduated Dec. 17, 1978. On the opposite page Mrs. Yolanda Dolecki, health occupa- tions supervisor. State Department of Education, is seen addressing the graduates. The reception was hosted by Dr. Mrs. A. ). Campbell and Dr. Mrs. John H. Erickson (at left). Nursing Convocation Sandy Whitehead (left), instructor, presents a lighted candle to Cindy Hoehns during the March 11, 1979, convocation. LEFT: Norma Jean Kroos, 1978 class president, is seen addressing the convocation. ABOVE: Leora Bremer, co-ordinator of the Practical Nursing Program, pins a cap on Sandra Shipps. BELOW: Maria Fullerton (left), president of the 1979 LPN class. RIGHT: The kiss of compliments Social Sciences Department Phi Beta Lambda Activities sponsored by Phi Beta Lambda sorority during the school year included volleyball games, picnics and eating out. Joann Billington (left) and Cwen Fletcher, faculty sponsors of PBL. Left and bottom photos show PBL members at a party they gave for children at the Sedalia Head Start Center. 107 SGA Senators are, from left to right, (front row): Kevin Burnett, treasurer; Ronda Nienhueser, president; Renee Nothwehr, secretary; and Paula Meyers, vice-president; (second row): Bruce Inglish, Scfiuyler Bailey, Dan Loker, Barbara Scott, and Barbara Drane; (back row): Keith Townsend, Bruce Humphry, Dave McKinney and Jerry Greer, sponsor. Student Government Association At right, SGA Sponsor Jerry Greer and Renee Nothwehr, secretary, ponder issues being raised in a senate meeting. Below left. Senators Schuyler Bailey and Keith Townsend share minutes of the meeting. At bottom right is President Ronda Nienhueser. 108 SGA Sponsors Noon Concerts Allen Ross (left), an Ozark minstrel, entertains a lunch time audience In the cafeteria. Below are his wife and daughter. Bill Haynes, a folk singer from Arkansas, performs at a noon concert in the Student Union. Business And Office Department Barbara King, coordinator of Word Processing Program and instructor in the Business and Office Department. Word Processing Center Personnel Paulena Frerking, supervisor, Word Processing Center Donna Rowan, correspondence secretary 112 Dana Close, instructor ' s aide for the night Business and Office courses and secretary for the Sex Equity program. Kathy Morris, instructor ' s aide in the day courses Business Office Dept, Aides Brenda Oelriches, day-time instructor ' s aide Cast of the film, THE LITTLE RED HEN, are, from left to right, Jeanna Edwards, Steve Venable, Tom Eschbacher, Kelli Hamm, Patt Heinrich, and Mary Krantz. SIFE Takes Second Place In Regionals More than 300 students are involved in Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE), a program that is one year old on our campus. SFCC members of SIFE competed against 19 other colleges and universities in a two-state regional free enterprise program contest in St. Louis and placed second, winning $1,500 in prize money. The group also won the right to enter in the national SIFE contest in Houston, Texas, in July. SIFE activities this past year included the following: — Production of a 13 minute film, THE LITTLE RED HEN, with the help of the Drama Department and the Media Center. — Production of a children ' s coloring book, also titled THE LITTLE RED HEN. — Sponsoring of essay, art, and song writing contests for area school pupils and SFCC students. — Operation of the Game Room in the Student Union. — Sponsoring of a symposium on the American economy. The panel included several area business and indu stry leaders. SIFE committee members are Norman Stock, co-ordinator; Kelly Azar, Bill Walter, and Mary Bays. Joyce W. Downing, head of the Business Management Department, serves as faculty adviser. SIFE committee members viewing THE LITTLE RED HEN on video are, from left to right, Norman Stock, co-ordinator: Kelly Azar, Bill Walter, Mary Bays, and Joyce Downing, faculty adviser. One of the SIFE activities that attracted community involvement was a symposium on the American economy. Pictured above are symposium panelists, from left, Alice Cribelar, Kelsey-Hayes Co.; )im Edwards, J.C. Penney Co.; Louis Barkacs, KCB) T.V.; Lester Shanks, realtor; Bill Hiatt, Missouri Public Service Company; and Joyce Downing, faculty adviser to SIFE. Panelists not photographed were Bill Mills, formerly of the Missouri State Bank of Sedalia; Don Miller, THE SEDALIA DEMOCRAT; and William Hopkins, chairman of SFCC Board of Trustees. Bruce Inglish (seated), photo grapher, and Keith Town send, associate editor. Paul Carter, associate editor. Gevan Hesterlee, photographer. Steven Harvey, chief photographer for the EXHIBITOR and THE ROADRUNNER EXPRESS. EXHIBITOR staff members not photographed are listed on Page 2. Exhibitor Staff Express Wins Six State Awards THE ROADRUNNER EXPRESS staff writers won six awards in the junior college division of the Missouri College Newspaper Association ' s annual contest at the University of Missouri School of Journalism in May, 1979. Award winners were Chris Shaeffer, first place in editorial writing; Richard Wessley, first place in feature writing and honorable mention in special column writing; John Hutchinson, first place in sports writing; Lee Sheffer, second place in editiorial writing; and Susan Tobaben, honorable mention in feature writing. This was SFCC newspaper ' s first entry in the statewide journalism contest. EXPRESS staffers, from left to right: Susan Tobaben, writer; P. C. Thomas, faculty adviser; Chris Shaeffer, editor; and Richard Wessley, writer and advertising manager. Barbara Bergman, associate editor. ABOVE LEFT: John Hutchinson, sports editor. LEFT: Mary Hellesvig, writer. EXPRESS staff members not photographed: John Hawley, Michael Wagner, Phil Fullerton, Jeff Morris, Mitchell Walker, Melissa Kroeger, Chris Hendricks, Rosemary Holford, Carol Moore, Catherine Royeton, Gary Rhodes, Jeff Houchen, and Jeff Rutherford. ABOVE: Sedalia Mayor Allen Hawkins, right, visits with officers of the State Fair Area (Secondary) Vocational Technical School ' s chapter of DECA (Distributive Clubs of America). RIGHT: Sherri Harper, an officer of the college chapter of DECA, displays merchandise at the 1979 Sedalia Home and Garden Show sponsored by DECA and Students in Free Enterprise DECA Ooivi A bike-a-thon, jointly sponsored by the Student Government Association and the Pettis County chapter of the American Cancer Society, netted $4,000 in pledges. The May 6, 1979, event attracted nearly 200 persons between the ages of 5 and 57. Refreshments were donated by McDonald ' s Restaurant and Pepsi Cola Bottling Company. It was the first time SGA got involved in a bike-a-thon and in anything of this magnitude, said Jerry Greer, SGA sponsor. He added, Several young people rode up to 50 miles each. There was a seven-year-old who rode seven miles on a 12-inch bike that had training wheels. SGA Bike-a-thon Nets $4,000 .!gP5 : . .•. |i. ' ..iii s8 -o f! l Da vises Hold Open House President and Mrs. Fred Davis held a pre-holiday open house on Dec. 17, 1978, at their residence for SFCC students, staff, faculty and trustees. Activities New Student Orientation sM The Student Union of SFCC became a little Las Vegas when the Numbers Racket and the Rodeo Club teamed up to sponsor the fifth annual Casino Night. The excitement of gambling, the swinging jazz piano music and the saloon girls made the evening a memorable one. Casino Night Tony Clayton, at left, auctions items donated by area merchants, while gamblers eagerly await to spend their winnings. Behind-the-scene preparations for Casino Night, at left, with Barbara Scott, Pat Freemand and Kelly Azar sewing cancan costumes. Fall Play Attracts Record Crowds L to R seated: Kelli Hamm, Patty Heinrich, Linda Mattii, Mary Krantz, Tom Eschbacher, Jeanna Edwards. L to R standing: John E. Miller, Dalnita Lutjen, Kim Burnett, Tom Jones, Ron Wineinger, Paul Eichholz, Steve Venable, Brad Dittmer, Melisa Werner, Rick Kreisel, Cliff Gerken, Debbie McGuire, David Fingar. CAST OF CHARACTERS Penelope Sycamore Kelli FHamm Essie Melisa Werner Rheba Debbie McGuire Paul Sycamore Rick Kreisel Mr. De Pinna David Fingar Ed Brad Dittmer Donald Cliff Gerken Martin Vanderhof John E. Miller Alice Jeanna Edwards Henderson Kim Burnett Tony Kirby Steve Venable Boris Kolenkhov Tom Eschbacher Gay Wellington Linda Mattii Mr. Kirby Paul Eichholz Mrs. Kirby Patty Heinrich G-Man David Baker C-Man Tom Jones Olga Mary Krantz Student Director Dalnita Lutjen Director Ron Wineinger SGA Sponsors Christmas Ball The 1978 Christmas Ball was held at Convention Hall in Liberty Park. Music, provided by MIST, was enjoyed by everyone, including the chaperones. Dean Robert Woolery and Librarian Karin Kiethly, as well as guests of honor, Presidi nl and Mrs. Fred Davis. 129 Christmas Ball Queen Attendants TERESA WELBERN Phi Beta Umbda LESA KROECER Publications NANCY BOSS DECA KIM MONSEES Numbers Racket PAULA MEYERS StucJent Government Assn. NIKILYN LEAR Cheerleaders :? P- All-Sports Banquet Basketball girls, above, from left to right, are Candi Wilson, Jenny Ellenbracht, joy Jones, Diane Ellenbracht and Coach Dale Kim- berling. At left Debbie Rodewald, volleyball coach, recognizes efforts of the girls volleyball team. Below is Bill Barton, Roadrunners ' head basketball coach. Bob Hoskins, above, president of the Booster Club, w as master of ceremonies for the banquet. Below , Greg Bell introduces out- standing soccer players. ,v. Staff Tours Yearbook Plant E i ' ' ' B Sa vi rj B || B|HB §OR a Wally Malins, top left, sales representative from Walsworth Publishing Company, gave Exhibitorstaii members a tour through their yearbook plant in Marceiine, Missouri. In bottom right photo, Debbie Tagt meyer, last year ' s Exhibitor sponsor, and Carol Twenter, this year ' s yearbook editor, exchange views at the plant. e 1978 Graduation J - Larry Moore, top right, anchor- man for KMBC television station in Kansas City, was the featured speaker at the May 20 graduation ceremonies. At right, President Fred Davis hands out diplomas while Dr. Joyce Fielding, dean of student personnel, looks on. The graduation ceremonies brought together college trus- tees, students, parents, faculty and guests. 9 Homecoming Activities The Student Government Association planned a full schedule for the 1979 Homecoming. The activities included a bonfire on Friday, Feb. 23. It was co-hosted by Roadrunner cheerleaders and was held on the parking lot of the Interim Building. The fire fed on contributions from various organizations and clubs. President Fred Davis led in the snake dance which climaxed the festivities. The Homecoming ball which followed the game was held at the Ramada Inn. Music was provided by City. ?v • ' 46 _ =i .,. 4 1 The 1979 Homecoming queen coronation took place diir;ri.- halftime festivites of the Roadrunner-Penn Valley basketball game on Feb. 24. Ms. Norn, Cravitt, escorted by her brother, Clarence, was crowned queen by the 1978 queen, Pami t, strptz, and President Fred Davis. The flower girl was Alana Marie Reese, while Todri -vkinnev served as crown-bearer. Homecoming LEFT: Linda Schuldt and Brian Cudde, nominated by DECA. LEFT CENTER: Teri Holman and Skip McGuire, Cheerleaders. BELOW: Carol Twenter and Rick Miller, Publications. f LEFT: Kim Cox an( Eric Luce, Women ' s Basketball. ABOVE: Karen Hoover and Keith Townsend, SGA. Royalty RIGHT: Vicki Smith and David Thomas, Numbers Racket. BELOW: Kim Burnett and Cliff Cerken, Music Department. RIGHT CENTER: Deanna Brandt and Brad Schuknecht, Phi Beta Lambda. ABOVE: Melisa Werner and John Kopp, Jr., Ag. and Rodeo Clubs. RIGHT Alana Marie Reese, flower girl, and Todd McKinney, crown bearer. 1979 Homecoming Queen Norma Gravitt with escort Clarence Gravitt (Nominated by the men ' s basketball team and the Health Occupations Department.) Sports ft ..l I Back row-L to R: Dick Ball, Mark Waters, Barney Knight, loe McGuIre, Scott Wolthuls, Greg Taylor, )ell Craig, Coach Walt Rabinoff. Middle row: Duane Kohl, Chuck Malan, John Moore, Jeff Jackson, Lane Smith, Mike Schwartz, Chris Havens. Front row; Jim Holman, Sam Wollard, Roger Miller, David Baker, Phillip Fullerton. Not pictured: Bob Harvey. Lower left: SFCC ' s Mike Schwartz (9) battles an unidentified Johnson County player. Lower right: Coach Rabinoff discusses strategy with his team before a match on the artificial turf at Lindenwood. Soccer Team Records 8-7-1 Upper left: Chris Havens drives for a score. Above: Mark Waters readies a kick as goalie Roger Miller looks SOCCER SCOREBOARD WE THEY Ottawa University 3 Univ. of Mo 2 5 Johnson County 1 (forfeit) Lindenwood 1 Meramec 1 ' ' Univ. of Mo 1 6 Johnson County 2 5 Mid-America Nazarene 7 2 Wentworth 11 Southwest Mo. Slate 1 7 Central Mo. Stale 2 1 (Overtime) Whiteman AFB 4 2 Wentworth 1 Central Mo. Slate 4 1 Central Methodist 1 1 Whiteman AFB 4 1 Above: Jeff Jackson (left) and Roger Miller (right) escort a shaken Chris Havens from the field. 1978-79 Basketball Team (Back, left to right) Assistant Coach Dale Kimberling, Tim West, Jerome Jones, Skip McCuire, Kevin Williams, Chris Boyd, Jay Teeter, Eric Luce, and Head Coach Bill Barton. (Front): Jerry Premer, Mike Payne, Fred Richmond, Tom Gore, Mark Pemberton, Craig Schlueter, and Mickey Fleeman. SCOREBOARD WE THEY WE THEY 58 61 Meramec 73 78 Jefferson County 73 77 Bellville 77 55 Highland Red Devil Classic 87 58 Kansas City, KS 84 59 Butler County 81 86 Moberly Allen County Classic 73 65 Jefferson County 62 61 Allen County 85 57 Trenton State Fair Classic 69 54 Kansas City, KS 94 75 Allen County 55 76 South East 54 65 Forest Park 71 65 77 76 Highland Indian Hills 92 87 Independence 54 64 Penn Valley 84 74 Forest Park 68 82 Moberly 80 76 NE Oklahoma A M 63 75 Clinton 72 85 Independence 59 102 Clinton 60 77 NE Oklahoma A M 54 51 Trenton 57 61 Mineral Area 75 91 Penn Valley Blue Dragon Classic Western Division Regional 80 78 Neosho 91 67 Linn Tech 66 80 Hutchinson 91 82 Penn Valley REGION XVI Champ onship Series 76 68 Moberly 58 57 Three Rivers 38 62 Three Rivers 61 79 Three Rivers A. Tom Gore and Jerome Jones close in on a Greyhound. B. Skip McGuire drives the boards during the Moberly game. C. Jerome Jones hits a jumper. D. Head Coach Bill Barton drives home a point. 22 Tom Gore 6 1 Waynesville 20 Fred Richmond 6 ' 3 Fulton 10 Mark Pemberton 6 ' 0 St. Louis 32 Skip McGuire 671 2 Sedalia Frosh 44 Mickey Fleeman 6 ' 2 Kingsville 12 Mike Payne S ' ll Urbana 52 Chris Boyd 6 ' 9 Wichita, KS 24 Jerome Jones 6 ' 2 Racine, Wl 14 Jerry Premer 5 ' 10 Bunceton 40 Eric Luce 6 ' 4 Clever rjeiP s-:1 : ' J- f :;; ' f s - 1 t; SFCC cheerleaders, from left to right, are Wendy West, Nikilyn Lear, Michelle Woolery, Melisa Werner, Karen Love, Teri Holman, and Kelli Hamm. In the center are yelll leaders Kent Mahoney and Paul Eichholz. 1978-79 Cheerleaders And Yell Leaders . ' LEFT: Karen Love, sophomore RIGHT: Nikilyn Lear, freshman LEFT: Melisa Werner, freshman Right: Teri Holman, sophomore At left, Teri Holman leads a cheer before a group of Roadrunner supporters. ii i .:. ■ ' it-: mm ' Upper left: Kelli Hamm (mascot), freshman. Upper right: Paul Eichholz, freshman. Center: Wendy West, freshman. Lower left: Michelle Woolery, freshman. Lower right: Kent Mahoney, freshman. Roadrunner Crsto! Ms. Jean Woolery is sponsor of the Roadrunner cheerleadiny squad. rtt,!t ' jtm ' ' f Mi m f P M  . m Back row: left to right, Coach Debbie Rodewald, Joy Jones, Kim Cox, Lana Ackerman, and Caria Reader. Front row; Christine Landry, Gayle Gibbs, and Cay Wilson. DATE Sept. 18 Sept. 19 Sept. 21 Sept. 21 Sept. 28 OPPONENT Maple Woods Missouri Valley Longview MO Western (at Longview) Hif hlanrl St Pauls Maple Woods WE 15 6 16 16 15 12 15 15 15 15 12 15 15 15 15 THEY 9 1978 Scoreboard MATCH Oct. 16 Longview Match 1 Match 2 Match 3 Match 4 SCHOOL OF OZARKS TOURNEY Northern Arkansas Community College School of Ozarks Highland Tarkio (at Highland) RECIONALS AT JEFFERSON COUNTY Maplewood Jefferson City East Central Forrest Park Won Lost Lost Varsity Volleyball Top left: Caria Reader prepares to drive home a spike against Maplewood Community College. Top right: Lana Ackerman goes up against an unidentified Highland player, as Kim Cox and Gayle Gibbs look on. Bottom right: Lana Ackerman makes a return while Caria Reader, Gay Wilson, Gayle Gibbs, and Joy Jones observe. Bottom left: Joy Jones slams a spike. Back row left to right: Coach Dale Kimberling, Lori McCowan, Kim Cox, Maxine Maple, and Diane Ellebracht. Front row: Carla Reader, Candy Wilson, Diane Robbins, and Jenny Ellebracht. 1978 - 79 Girls Basketball Team SCOREBOARD OPPONENT WE THEY Cottey 80 8 Missouri Valley 46 51 Evangel 36 60 St. Paul ' s 76 33 Moberly 30 63 Ozark Bible 54 52 Trenton 38 32 Kansas City, KS 36 51 Highland 35 59 Moberly 83 41 Ozark Bible 49 45 Concordia 50 27 Trenton 58 54 Highland 47 66 Missouri Valley 59 44 Cottey 58 14 Forest Park 42 49 Upper left: Kim Cox prepares to pass to Maxine Maples. Upper right: Kim Cox puts up a shot over a Cottey College oppon- ent. Center: Team leader Candy Wilson drives the court during a fast break. Lower left: Maxine Maples pulls down a rebound. Lower right: Jenny Elleb ' acht is about to catch a pass from Candy Wilson.  ™1 ll _ u n IH v Baseball Back, left to right: Randy Owsley, Mickey Fleeman, Craig Schlueter, Skip McGuire, Delwyn Duncan, Dick Ball, Allen Wickliffe and Marly Breeze; Middle: Carl Buttons, Dan Fall, Dave Hathaway, Mike S hwartz, Jerry Prenner, Chad Schatz and Mark Pemberton. Front: Chris Bowie, Blaine Robinson, Jeff Schwermer, Todd Delph, Brad Kindle, and Jim h Iman. : Physical Education y iA- as )udy Kuhlman gives a helping hand to Brice Bell in the spoon drop. Faculty At Olympics! Twenty-three SFCC faculty and staff nnembers with a wide variety of athletic talents participated in a Faculty Olympics April 11, 1979, in the Agriculture Building. The Olympics, an annual event sponsored by Phi Beta Lambda, attracted many students and family members of staff and faculty. Events at the Olympics included obstacle course, grab bag race, peanut push, feely-meely, s( ooter baskeball, and spoon drop. Judges were Barbara King and Rogene Smith, while Bob Maxwell served as announcer. With a penny betwixt his knees. Bill Barton shuflcs through the obstacle course. Judy Ragan clears the obstacle course. Diana Paxson makes progress in the peanut push. Cwen Fletcher gobbles a sandwich in the eating contest. Norma Baxter races backwards on all fours in the obstacle course. THURM LOWERY, Coach Rodeo Team Excels In National Events In their first year of competition in the 1977-78 season, the SFCC rodeo team became known as something of a Cinderella team when they finished second in the Ozark Region. They qualified to participate in the national intercol- legiate finals at Bozeman, Montana, where they placed 12th in the nation. If this didn ' t serve notice on the 270 colleges and universities in the other nine regions of the United States who field (Continue on Page 173) DAN BAILEY, Team Captain I The team that went to the nationals at Bozeman, Mont., included Bob Maxwell, publicity director; Mike Martin, Dan Bailey, Kenny Davis, Kenny Heman, Brice Gregory, Jim Francka, Terry McCulthcon, and Thurm Lowery, coach. Joe Peabody rides a saddle bronc. JOE PEABODY Saddlebronc, Bareback and Bull Riding, Team and Call Roping, Sleer Wrestling JIM FRANCKA eback, Bull and Saddlebronc Ridir BRIAN HENRY Bareback and Bull RidinB Kenny HeiTian at his best in the GAIL )ENN MCS Team RoppnK TOM KENNEDY Barchark anil Bull Ridinn STAN MARNEY lull and Bareback Riding 78 nationals at Bozeman, Montana. JERRY OFFICER Sleer Wrestling, Bull Riding JIM SPENCER Bareback Riding MIKE SPURLOCK Bull Ridmg CONNIE ARTHUR Barrel Racing, Goal Tying. Breakaway Roping rice Gregory roping a calf at the 78 nationals. DAVE BUSTER Bull riHinK. Sddrilpbfonc and Bareback RidinK KENNY DAVIS Team Roping. Bareback and Saddlebri nc Ridinx BRICE GREGORY Cill .md Team Roping, Regional Team Roping I hjmpion 1977-78 Mike Martin competing in the 1978 nationals at Bozeman, Montana. JEFF WREN Saddlebronc and Bull Riding DEBBIE McCUTCHEON el Racing, Goal Tying, Breakaway Roping TERRY McCUTCHEON im and Calf Roping, Steer Wresllir Steer wrestling between the two li()ise , Is Terry McCutcheon, while Kenny ( leman (mounted at left) is busy hazing. Rodeo (Continued from Page 166) rodeo teams that a new star was peeking over the horizon, the 1978-79 season should have. The Roadrunners came on strong this year with the men ' s team winning every intercol- legiate rodeo in which they have participated. Cinderella team or not, they are currently leading the nation in total team points scored per rodeo, and have the top three individuals in the United States in the men ' s all-around standings. Joe Peabody, at the time the Exhibitor went to press, had a total of 602.5 points to lead all the other cowboys. Dug Dugan was second with 525 points, and Terry McCutcheon was third with 455 total points. After four rodeos, SFCC had a total of 2,320 points, the highest team score in the region. Arkansas State University was second with 1,345 points, and the University of Tennessee, last year ' s regional winner, was in third place with 775 points. Our team has grown from nine members last year (eight boys and one girl), to a total of 24 members. Several individuals are also leading in event competition. Dan Bailey has 200 points to lead the bareback riding, while Joe Peabody is second with 190, and Dug Dugan stands third with 125. Dug Dugan is leading the saddlebronc riding with 440 points, with Peabody second with 250. Terry McCutcheon is first in the steer wrestling event with 220 points and Kenny Heman is fourth with 150 points. Terry McCutcheon and Kenny Heman are third and fourth in the team roping competition with 130 and 115 points, respectively. Under the rules of the National intercol- legiate Rodeo Association, there is no classifica- tion of institutions according to size. A smaller two-year or four-year college competes on an equal basis with the larger colleges and universities. — Thurm Lowery They Keep SFCC In Ship Shape Davui s Hubert Crow Kenneth Campbell (above), maintenance engineer, and Dennis Raabe (below), head custodian. W ' :MM :i Ed Claas mMl 1-7J George Page Willis Ecton (above), night custodian at the Vo-Tech Building, works on mirrors until they are spotless. At left is John Marshall. Winston Smith (below) gets ready for a lunch break. Ray Ward (above) and Vincel Shrout (below) r ' Clarence Robertson (left), reprographics manager, and Judy Ragan, reprographics assistant, share the responsibility of printing the MONDAY BULLETIN, promotional pamphlets, newsletters, schedule of courses, and various other items such as sparkling stationery and posters. Reprographics Center BELOW; From left to right are Darlene Cramer, media production assistant; Irma Wood, audiovisual assistant; and Jeanne Wasson, secretary to Robert Schwindt. RIGHT: Ronald Bellamy, media specialist LEFT: Charles Cogar, media specialist. ABOVE: Rick List (standing) and Gerald FHarvey, media specialists. Media Center Staff Gary Tipton, media specialist. lean Miller, secretary to Robert Schwindt. ' LEFT: Paula Nuzum, part-time media aide. ABOVE: Robert Schwindt, director of Media Center. Learning Resource Center Staff 180 Judy Rae Kuhlman, director of Career Education Program. Career Education Program Personnel Donna Sawford and Barbara Knight, secretaries in the Experience Based Career Education Program. ro-ordinator of School Based Career ' firam, and Nola Lewellen, SBCE Career Education Program personnel, from left to right, are Mark Blumenstock, Judy Rae Kuhlman, Bruce Bird, Gene Hill, Barbara Knight, Nola Lewellen, Donna Sawford, Mary Wood, learning co-ordinator; Delores Heimsoth, placement site analyst; Bill McEwan, learning co-ordinator counselor; and John Wood. Learning co-ordinators, from left to right, are Gene Hill, Mark Blumenstock, Bruce Bird, and Mary Wood. Shelley Pileggi, supervisor of ABE program. ABE Has 800 Enrollees The Adult Basic Education (ABE) program operated by State Fair Community College serves approximately 800 persons in central Missouri communities. The program operates satellite centers in the following locations: Clinton High School Vo-Tech Building, Cole Camp High School, Higginsville VFW Hall, Lexington High School Vo-Tech Building, Marshall Middle School, Tipton High School, the Church of the Nazarene in Warsaw, the Opportunity Center In Wheatland, and Windsor City Hall. There are plans to start the program in Lincoln and Sweet Springs. Kay Rhoads, ABE instructor, guides a student in reading exercises. :. i - tm I, fyl V f wm ' - ■ i National Secretary: )ohn D, Kopp )r , a farm managemem major, was elected secretary of the National Post-Secondary Agricultural Students Organization, The election, held at the organization ' s first conventions in Kansas City in April 1979, was attended by representatives from 17 states. Sweet Revenge! Suc Sanders relishes her revenge against Tami Thomas. Student Union Game Room 186 Additional Students Deborah Anderson Herbert Ballenger Lenny Cake Terry Craig Melody Erickson Kevin Felkner Stephen Gunter Amos Hopkins Karon Malcuit Brenda McNeil Naomi Russell Donna Furnell Pilar Conant Barbara Knight Debbie McCuire Bob Noah Vicki Sams Phillip Cerke Cynthia Hinck Ron Loucks Deborah McKinley Teresa Pipken Pat Seifert Leo Richardson Marty Breeze Floyd Giifftth Evann Hirken Scott Linsenbardt Darin McMahn 189 Kendall Simpson Darlene Thomas Michael Wagner Rebecca Warger Shelly Stockhorst James Tyroler Steven Wallace Brett Williams rJH 1 ' ■ ,1 1 Index Abney, Laura 18 Acker, Tamarah 18 Ackerman, Lana K. 18,156,157 Adamson, Sonny 167 Albin, Mike 18 Albers, Cinthia 18 Albright, Marvin 63 Allen, Keith 69 Allen, Stephen L. lb Ament, Larry 62 Anders, Karen 18 Anderson, Deborah 188 Anderson, Don 18 Anderson, John 18 .Anderson, Mark 18 .Andrews, Karende 188 Appleton, Jane 72 Appleton, Jay 62 Arnold, Daunita 18,188 Arthur, Connie 168 Azar, Kelly 18,114,115,125 Babbitt, Gary 18 Bags, Mary 18 Bailey, Dan 18,129,166,173 Bailey, Schuyler 18,108 Baker, David 18,44,126,144 Balch, Elaine 18 Ball, Richard 18,144,160,161 Ballenger, Eileen 18 Ballenger, Herbert 188 Barkacs, Louis 115 Barley, John 18 Barnhart, Sue 18 Barton, Bill 78,132,146,149 Barton, Reba 19 Baxter, Norma 155 Bays, Mary 114,115 Beattie, Mary 19 Beatty, Helen 50 Bell, Brice 8,70 Bell, Greg 76,84,132 Bell, Patsy 71 Bellamy, Gayle 72 Bellamy, Ronald 178 Bergman, Barbara 117 Berry, Jean 66 Billington, JoAnn 60,107 Bird, Bruce 183 Birkinbine, Gji! 19 Blackwcll, Betty 46,52 Blakley, Shirley 19 Blevins, Kevin 88 Block, Dr. J. E. 74,98 Blumenstock, Mark 183 Bohon, Everett 19 Boiling, Dawn 19,82 Bond, Fern 19 Bond, Steve 80 Bond, Willie 19 Borton, Julie 19 Boss, Nancy 19 Bottchcr, Jeanne 19 Bowers, William 19 Bowie, Chris 19,117,160 Boyd, Chris 146,151 Boyer, Jimmy 19 Brandt, Deanna 19,141 Branson, Sue 53 Breeze, Martin 19,160,189 Bremer, Brett 19 Bremer, Lcora 73,102 Brooks, Kay 70 Brown, Daniel 19 Brown, Kathleen 19 Brown, Sandra 20,103 Brown, William F. 46,47 Brownlield, Janet 20 Bruehi, Edward 20 Bruner, Mary 20 Brunkhost, Mary 20 Bruns, Mary 52 Burke, Madeleine 181 Burnett, Kim 20,126,141 Burnett, Kevin 108 Buster, Dave 168 Butler, Hubert 20 Button, Carl 20,160 Byrum, Dixie 78 Cady, Debra 188 Cake, Lonny 188 Campbell, A. J., Dr. Mrs. 101 Campbell, Kenneth 175 Carr, Donald 75,88 Carter, Marvin 20 Carter, Paul 20,116 Carver, Rhonda 20 Catlett, Dena 20 Cave, Mary 20 Cavender, Janet 20 Clark, Alice 20 Clark, James 20 Clark, Sandi 55 Class, Ed 175 Clayton, Anthony 20,125 Close, Dana 8,113 Coale, Louis 20 Cogar, Charles 178 Colchin, Reza 20 Cole, James 20 Cole, Mark 21 Conant, Pilar 189 Connery, Jerry 68 Cooney, Colleen 21 Cook, Gene 69 Coones, Ray 21 Cooper, Allen 21 Cooper, Dewey 21 Correa, Roger 21 Cote, Arsene 21 Coulter, Annitta 21 Cover, Cindy 21 Cox, Kim 21,140,156-9 Cox, Hazel 33 Cox, Stanley 79 Craig, Jeffery 21,144 Craig, Randy 21 Craig, Terry 188 Cramer, Darlene 178 Crawford, Cindy 21 Crawford, David 21 Crawford, Denisc 21 Crawshaw, Ronald 21 Creech, Diane 21 Cribelar, Alice 115 Crider, Allen 21 Crow, Hubert 174 Croy, Barbara 58 Curtis, Mark 21 Curtis, Robert 21 Cutshaw, Carol 22,44 Dabncy, Robert 22 Davis, Deborah 22 Davis, Fred F, 4,8,46,48,120,128,134, 137,139 Davis, Bennie 22 Davis, Kenny 166,168 Davis, Mary 22 Davis, Ronald 22 fiawson, Richard 7i Day, Candace 188 Deitrick, Sylvia 50 Demand, Sue 55 Debrot, Mark 22 Delph, Todd 22,160 Deuschle, Tammy 22 Dey, Alma 53,55 Dey, Gladys 54 Dey, Josephine 22 Dick, Carrie 22 Dick, Donny 88 Dickman, Ron 79 Dill, James 22 Dill, Mark 22 Dinwiddle, Lynn 22 Dittmer, Brad 126 Ditton, Lawrence 22 Ditzfeld, Greg 22 Dodd, Stuart 22 Doll, Joy 22 Dolecki, Yolanda 101 Dooley, Mary 22 Domes, Joyce 22 Downing, Joyce 71,114,115 Downs, Vincent 22 Dove, Susan 23 Drane, Barbara 108 Drane, Jacqueline 23 Drury, Mike 23 Drydale, Debra 23 Dudenhoeffer, James 23 Dugan, Dug 173 Duncan, Delwyn 23,160 Durrill, Malinda 23 Ebersold, Kim 23 Ecton, Willis 176 Edwards, Jeanna 23,114,126 Edwards, Jim 115 Edwards, Tammey 23 Eggen, Larry 23 Ehlers, Connie 51 Eichholz, Paul 23,126,152,154 Ellebracht, Diane 23,132,158 Ellebracht, jeanette 23,132,158,159 Elliott, Jefferson 23 Eliis, Sherral 23 Elmore, Rev. Milton 103 Elmore, Ruth 23 Emis, John 23 Embry, Mark 23 Embry, Rex 23 Engles, Donna 23 Erickson, Dr. Mrs. John H. 101 Erickson, Melody 188 Erdman, Janice 24 Eschbacher, Tom 24,114,126 Estes, Cathy 24 Estes, Marilyn 24 Estill, Adrian 52 Estin, Peggy 188 Evans, Gerald 75 Evans, Paul 24 Evans, Shirley 61 Evans, Stephen 24 Fairchild, Janet 24 Fairlay, James 24 Fall, Dan 160,188 Faris, Rhonda 57 Farr, Kathy 24 Felkner, Kevin 189 Ferguson, Connie 24 Fielding, David 24 Fielding, Dr. Joyce 49,134 Fielding, Dr. Marvin R. 49 Fiene, Pat 24 Fingar, David 44,126 Fizer, Bruce 24 Fleeman, Mickey 24,146,148,151,160 Fletcher, Gwen 107,165 Florida, Jack 65 Ford, Linda 24 Foster, Debbie 24 Foster, Randall 24 Francka, James 24,166,170 Franken, Carol 24 Franken, Steve 24 Franklin, David 24 Freed, Douglass 66 Freeman, James 24 Freeman, Jerald 24 Freeman, Pat 125 Frerking, Paulene 112 Freund, Leonard 24 Frisch, Clarence 46 Fritz, Eulalia 24 Fryer, Mark 24 Fullerton, Maria 25,102 Fullerton, Phil 25,144 Furnell, Donna 189 Gabbert, Carma 25 Garton, Marilyn 25 Garton, Warren 25 Gear, James 25 Gemes, Alma 25 Censler, Debbie 25 Cerke, Kent 25 Gerke, Phillip 189 Gerke, Ronald 25 Gerken, Clifford 25,126,141 Gerken, Leroy 25 Gerossie, Garry 25 Gertz, Daniel 25 Getz, Janet 52 Gibbs, Gayle 156,157 Gibson, Roscoe 58 Gill, James 25 Gilliland, Don 25 Gills, Lora 25 Glenn, Linda 25 Goldsmith, Melody 25 Goodw in, Juanita 60 Gore, Thomas 25,146,148,149,150 Gorton, Mary 25 Gramblin, Judith 25 Grant, Joni 25 Gravitt, Clarence 139,142 Gravitt, Norma 25,139,142 Gray, Laura 25 Green, Donna 25 Green, Jana 25 Green, Jeff 26 Green, John 26 Greer, Eileen 26 Greer, Gary Lee 26 Greer, Jerry 57,108 Grefrath, Rosemary 74 Gregory, Brice 9,26,166,168 Greig, Mary Ann 26 Gressley, Stuart E. 71 Gribble, Paula 9,170 Griffith, Floyde 189 Griggs, Martha 71 Grimm, Douglas 26 Groves, Gay 57 Grump, Valerie 26 Grupe, Cordon 25 Gudde, Brian 140 Gunter, Stephen 189 Guttahr, Gregory 26 Guymon, Renee 26 Hagbomb, Kim 26 Hahn, Vicki 26 Hall, Mary 27 Hamm, Keli 114,126,152,154 Hammond, Tammy 26 Hammond, Rita 26 Hand, Mary 26 Hanenkriatt, Robert 27 Hannes, Jefferey 188 Margrave, Sam 27 Hartle, Pamela 27 Hardesty, Barbara 27 Harding, Teresa 27 Harms, Keith 27 Harms, Vickie 27 Harper, Jonalin 27 Harper, Sherri 118 Harris, Helen 27 Harris, Elaine 27 Harrison, Lindell 58 Hart, Sharon 27 Harts, Lucille 58 Harvey, Gerald 178 Harvey, Steven 27,116 Hathaway, Dave 160,161 Haulotte, Kerry 28 Hausam, Robert 68 Havens, Chris 28,144,145 Hawkins, Allen 118 Hawkins, Hattic 28 Hawley, John 28 Hawn, Debra 28 Hayes, Hamilton 27 Haynes, Bill 109 Healey, Bud 49,55 Hcin, Farris 27 Heinrich, Patty 28,114,126 Heimsoth, Delores 183 Hellesvig, Mary 117 Heman, Kenneth 28,166,170 172,173 Henage, Mark 28 Henderson, Gail 28 Hendrickson, John 28 Hendricks, Christana 28 Henke, Cindy 73 Henke, Ron 74 Henry, Sharon 28 Henry, Brian 28,170 Henderson, John 28 Herington, Melody 28 Hoskins, Bob 132 Hesterlee, Gevan 116 Hewett, Barbara 52 Hewett, Chris 54 Hiatt, Bill 115 Hibbard, Gregory 63 Hibdon, Nila 8,49 Hill, Gean 183 Hinck, Cynthia 189 Hirken, Evann 189 Hocker, Mary Ellen 66 Hoehns, Cindy 28,102 Hoffman, Margaret 28 Hogan, Oran 28 Hoiford, Rosemary 28 Holloway, Teri 28 Holman, James 29,144,160 Holman, Michael 29 Holman, Terri 152,153,140 Hoist, Larry 56 Holsten, Wayne 29 Holterman, Kevin 29 Hoover, Barbara 29,99 Hoover, Harry 29 Hoover, Karen 140 Hopkins, Amos 189 Hopkins, William C. 8,14,46 Hopkins, Betty 73 Hopkins, Bobby 29 Howe, Dottie 29 Howery, Debbie 29 Huback Jr., Wessley 29 Hudson, Diane 29 Hudson, John 68 Hultans, Brian 29 Humphrey, Bruce 29,108 Hunt, Holly 29 Hutchinson, John 29,117 Inglish, Bruce 29,108,116 Jackson, Barbara 29 Jackson, Jeff 29,144,145 Jackson, Rodney 29 Jacobs, Peggy 29 Jaeger, Larry 30 Jennings, Gail 170 Jewell, William 30 Johnson II, Charles R. 30,9f Johnson, Lee 30 Johnson, Michael 30,99 Johnson, Theresa 30 Johnson, Violet 30 Jolly, Janet 30 Jones, Jennifer 30 Jones, Jerome 146,149,151 Jones, Joy 30,132,156,157 Jones, Kay 30 Jones, Rebecca 30 Jones, Tamara 30 Jones, Thomas 30,126 Karigan, Robert 30 Karigan, Sheila 30 Keens, Susan 30 Keithly, Karin 180 Kennedy, Tom 30,170 Kilburn, Gordon 88 l.iigore, David 30 Kimbeilrng, Dale 78,132,146,158 Kindle Tom 81 Kindle, Brad 30,160 King, Barbara 112 Kinsey, Marv 30 Kiser, Rick 3 ' Knedger, Joyce J 1 Knight, Barbara 182,183,189 Knight, Barney 144 Knipp, Greg 31 Knox, Larry 31 Kohl, Duane 31,144 Kopp, Jr., John 31,141,185 Krantz, Mary 31,114,126 Kreisel, Rick 31,126 Kroeger, Melissa 31 Kroos, Norma Jean 102 Kuester, Peggy 31 Kuhlman, Judy Rae 182,183 Lake, Caria 31 Lake, Ken 79 Lake, Sandi 58 Lamm, Donald 62 Lamms, Joe 31 Landreth, Doris 31 Landreth, Rick 31 Lane, Susan 31,129,167 Lear, Nikilyn 31,152,153 Ledgerwood, Charles 76,80,85 Lee, Jenifer 31 Lee II, John L. 31 Lehman, Rhonda 31 Leimkuehler, Denise 31 Lents, Dan 31 Lenz, Mark 32 Lewellen, Nola 183 Linsenbardt, Scott 189 List, Kathy 181 List, Rick 178 Loeffler, Kim 32 Loganbill, Marcia 32 Loker, Dan 32,108 Long, Natalie 32 Longnecker, Patricia 32 Loucks, Ron 189 Lovcks, Daniel 32 Love, Karen 32,44,152,153 Love, Marta 82 Lovell, Faith 65 Lower, Anna Marie 54 Lowery, Thurm 69,166,173 Luce, Erick 32,140,146,151 Luetjen, Shirley 32 Luna, Loretta 32 Lusk, William 63 Lutjen, Dalnita 33,126 Lyies, Donna 33 Magee, Matthew 33 Mahoney, Kent 33,152,154 Malan, Charles 33,144 Malcuit, Karen 189 Malnory, Clenda 33 Manley, Mark 33 Manson, Henry 69 Mapel, Maxme 33,158,159 Marshall, John 176 Martpnsen, Rick 33 Marney, Stan 33,170 Marsh, Sandra 34 Martin, Debbie 34 Martin, Michael 34,166,169 Martin, Noami 34 Masby, Janice 34 Mason, Warren 34 193 Matthews, I .,.e 81 Matthews - rry 34 Mattle, Linda 34,126 Maxwell, Robert 56,166 McAllister, Virginia 74 McBride, Cliff 69 McCall, Donna 34 McClure, LuAnn 34 McCowan, Lori 158 McCowan, Joann 34 McCutcheon, Debbie 172 McCutcheon, Terry 166,172 r3 McDowell, Matt 76,85 McElhany, Mike 34 McEwan, Bill 183 McFarland, Debbie 34 McFarland, John 34 McChee, Marcia 34 McCuire, Debbie 34,126,189 McGuire, Edna 65 McCuire, Florence 72 McCuire, Foster 78 McGuire, Joe 144 McCuire, Skip 34,140,146,148,149,150, 160,161 McCuire, Uncas 64 McKee Debra 34 McKinley, Deborah 34,82,189 McKinney, David 34,108 McKinney, Todd 139,141 McKnight, Deborah 34 McMahn, Darin 189 McMullin, Sara 34 McNeil, Brenda 189 McPhail, Jenice 54 McQueen, Ina 34 McRoy, Frances 70 Meek, Steven 34 Metzner, John 34 Meyer, Alice 34 Meyer, Betty 36 Meyers, Paula 35,108 Michael, Carolyn 36 Miller, Douglas 36 Miller, Jamanne 36 Miller, Jean 179 Miller, John E. 36,126 Miller, Rick 35,140 Miller, Roger 35,144,145 Mishler, Clenn 67 Mitchell, Joe 35 Mitchell, Rhonda 35 Mitchell, Theresa 35 Mochel, Marilyn 35 Monsees, Arlene 54 Monsees, Kim 35 Moore, Karry 35 Moore, John P, 35,144 Moore, Carol 35 Morris, Jeffery 35,44 Morris, Kathy 113 Morris, Melva 35 Mowry, Jean 50 Mueller, Rick 35 Muenks, Clenn 35 Mull, Mary Ann 35 Murray, Marsha 35 Musgrove, Brett 35 Nanneman, Andrea 36 Napier, Maryann 36 Nelson, Glenn 36 Nelson, Patricia 36 Nichols, Kim 36 Nickell, Steven 36 Nieder, Paul 63 Nienhueser, Ronda 36,108 Noah, Bob 189 Noland, Gary 58 Nothwehr, Renee 36,108 Nu um, Paula 36,170 Oelriches, Brenda 113 Officer, Jerry 36,171 O ' Neill, Debbie 36 Opel, Brenda 36 Otten, Kathy 36 Owsley, Randy 160 Page, George 175 Palmer, Beth 53 Palmer, Peggy 36 Patridge, Daphne 36 Patterson, Bette 36 Patterson, Georgia 61 Paul, Cynthia 36 Paul, Dorothy 36 Pawling, Cynthia 36 Paxson, Diana 72,165 Payne, Mike 36,146,151 Peabody, Joe 167,173 Pelham, John 46,47 Pemberton, Mark 36,146,150,160,161 Pennell, Frank 8,61 Petree, Randy 36 Phillip, Lucy 36 Phillips, Russell 80 Pileggi, Shelley 184 Pipten, Teresa 189 Pirtle, Rick 37 Poertner, Paula 37 Poynter, Linda 37 Prall, Danny 37 Premer, Jerry 37,146,151,160 Price, Paula 37 Prisendorf, Carl 37 Pullen, Jan 70 Proctor, Dr. Donald C. 46,47 Proctor, Timothy 37 Raabe, Dennis 175 Rabe, Nancy 74 Rabinoff, Walt 78,144 Ragan, Judy 165,177 Ragland, John W. 46 Rainbolt, Mark 37 Rambo, Linda 37 Reader, Caria 37,157,158 Rebock, Joyce 37 Reed, Lisa 37 Reed, Robert 37 Reese, Aiana 139,141 Reese, Amber 37 Reissen, Ruth 37 Renfro, Joe 37 Reser, LuAnne 50 Reyburn, Richard 37 Reynolds, Gordon 37 Rhoads, Kay 184 Rhodes, Gary 37 Rhodes, Nicki 37 Rice, Tom 76 Richardson, Leo 189 Richardson, Sandra 72 Richey, Marilyn 37 Richmond, Fred 37,146,150 Rickards, Susan 37 Riggs, Albert 37 Riley , Julia 37 Roark, Margaret 37 Roark, Mike 37 Robbins, Dianna 38,158 Robertson, Clarence 177 Robins, David 88 Robinson, Blaine 160 Robinson, Brenda 38 Rodewald, Debbie 78,132 Rose, Kelly 38 Ross, Allen 109 Rouchka, Joe 75 Rowan, Donna 112 Royeton, Catherine 38 Rugen, Donna 38 Rumesy, Teny 38 Rushing, Susan 38 Russell, Bonnie 38 Russell, Naomi 189 Sams, Vicki 189 Sanders, Sue 39,185 Satterwhite, Mark 38 Sawford, Donna 182,183 Schatz, Chad 160 Schlesener, Suzie 38 Schlueder, Craig 38,146,160,161 Schneider, Jean 38 Schondelmaier, Ken 77 Schowengerdt, Lorie 38 Schrader, Ceraldine 66 Schroder, Dorothy 38 Schroeder, Anita 38,58 Schroeder, Lisa 38 Schuknecht, Brad 148 Schuldt, Linda 38,140 Schuiz, Barbara 61,165 Schuiz, Steve 38 Schumacher, Debrah 38 Schumaker, Wayne 174 Schwartz, Michael 38,144,160 Schwermer, Jeff 160 Schwindt, Robert 178,179 Scott, Barbara 108,125 Scott, Debra 38 Seifert, Pat 189 Sellers, Patty 63 Sestak, Phillip 39 Shaeffer, Chris 39,117 Shanahan, Mike 39 Shane, Michael 39 Shanks, Lester 115 Sheffer, Jr., Lee 39 Sherman, Vicky 39 Slaughter, Judy 39 Shipps, Sandra 39,102 Shrout, Vincel 176 Silvey, Randy 39 Simon, Melvin 39 Simpson, Kendall 190 Simpson, Roy 6,7 Sims, Kenneth 39 Singleton, William 62 Sisemore, Rhonda 81 Slocum, Shelley 39 Smith, Kent 39 Smith, Lane 39,144 Smith, Rheta 77 Smith, Rogene 65 Smith, Sonja K. 39 Smith, Steve 39 Smith, Vickie 39,141 Smith, Winston 176 Snavely, Sandra 39 Sneed, John 81 Snyder, John 39 Solomon, Robert 49 Solomon, Steve 40 Sorensen, William 40 Souther, Sarah 40 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