University of Missouri - Savitar Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

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Savitar 1983. University of Missouri-Columbia. Portrait of Columbia Savitar 1985 The yearbook 0f the University of Missouri-Columbia. Copyright Savitar 1985 staff and the Curators 0f the University of MissourL All rights reserved. Review Stories Visitors F aces Players Greeks Friends Gallery 418 472 Savitar 1983 staff. Editor: Michele Kenner. Associate Editors: Bill Weathersby, Maureen Fitzsimmons. Business Manager: Frank Tritschler, Photo Editor: Gary Allen. Assistant Photo Editor: Cheryl Nuss. Groups Editor: Marcy O'Koon. Sports Editor: Kevin Mattimores Assist. Sports Editor: Greg Lopez. Editorial Assistants: Michelle Campbell, Jay Dade, Alicia Shankland. Adviser: Bill Seymour, Special Projects: Chad Carroll, Don Cazentre, Ed Perlmutter. Best Boy: Rob Rigginss Senior Accountant: Mary Biddle. Colophon: Savitar 1983 is the 89th volume of the University of Missouri-Columbia yearbook. The 496-page book was printed by Hunter Publishing C00, Winston-Salem, N.C. A press run of 5,000 copies with a trim size of 9 by 12 inches was printed on 80-pound Productolith Dull Enamel. Black and white and color photography was reproduced using offset lithography with a ISO-Iine elliptical dot screen. Senior portraits were taken by Nate Tsukroff 0f Varden Studios, Rochester, NY. Body copy was set in IOHZ Avant Book. Captions were set in IOHZ pt. Helvetica Bold, Photo credits are 8 pt. Helvetica. Display faces include Caslon, Quadrata, Egyptian, Uptight Neon, Tobassco, Venture Script, Princetown, Whitefriars, Avant Garde and American Typewriter. Additional specifications are available on request. Editorial office: 308 Read Hall, UMC, Columbia, Mow 63201. Telephone: 6148 882-8340. The tOWn Qary Allen Photos by Cheryl Nuss Andy Warren Gary Allen Gary Alten Hal Wells 12 Gary AHen 15 k p 0 e P e h T Gary Allen Photos by Gary Allen 16 17 A Linda Slelter A C. Dwkson 1B Lmda Stener 1Q Gary Allen Cheryl Nuss Cheryl Nuss 20 ll 21 22 Steve Levm Brian McNeIII 23 Gary Men photo 26 Anika Henderson x Gary Allen 27 . H ARMW The campus James Baggetl 20 30 , .nu .tdhiu'i' wrap- , ' . I I, .w : pW'm'. , M .,: AQMQVQ'IFQ; h' M 1 . , . V M ,,.VM 1 : Wsum r, .. ' .11 Photos by Gary Allen 37 Photos by Lynne Butlerworlh 32 31an pm 205mm ANK nonnovsz ,. AS AIM ROTH . xx m4, mcxtn 33 Michele Kenner Chem Nuss 3? Photos by Michele Kenner 37 Insane but not guiltq After 2.4 hours of deliberation, a federal jury found John Hinckley J r. not. guilty of trying to kill President. Ronald Reagan outside the Washington Hilton Hotel on March 50, l981. The jury based its decision on the legal test for insanity. The jury found that. Hinckley, because of hmenbal disease or defect, lacked substantial capacity to conform his conduct to the requirements of the law or lacked substantial capacity to appreciate the wrongfulness of his conduct. Hinckley was committed indefinitely to a. mental hospital. In one week in October, seven people died from taking capsules of Ema-Strength Tylenol laced with cyanide so deadly it. killed within minutes. The deaths caused Johnson and Johnson to recall 264,000 bottles of the pain reliever, and the FDA warned consumers not to take any Extra-Strenghh Tylenol until the mystery was solved. The mystery was not solved, but. J ohnson and Johnson reintroduced the product. with three packaging tricks to prevent. tampering. Hundreds die in Beirut massacre For three days, Israelis allowed Lebanese phalangiet soldiers into Palestinian refugee camps in Beirut. Under the hot September sun, the Christian militiamen killed 600 to r7'00 Arabs. An official Israeli investigation lasted four months, and the report it nnally released condemned defense minister Ariel Sharon but gave minimal blame to Prime Minister Menachem Begin. President Ronald Reagan said 'tno punishment is enoug for those responsible for the massacre. When the Israeli report was released, the Arab world was quick to call on Reagan to make good on his statement. Ultimately, little punishment was handed down. Sharon was stripped of his post but. remained in Begln's cabinet. Even the Arab countries, aside from writing strong editorials, did little to change what the Jordan Times called the Israeli version of justice and aelf-righteouaneea. which has cost us dearly in almost every respect. 'gCOAL - w The Associated Press overwhelmingly voted unemployment the . ' 1 ' top story of 1982, and 1985 saw it at the top of the news every a. l'hII l. t, - 1 night. 3 .- And with good reason. The unemployment rate hovered near 10 S'rEEL- 3; ' percent. reaching the highest rate since the Depression. If the unemployed were to findjobs, experts said they will have h h ' to learn to work in high technology fields, building the innovations taking the workers place on the line. Automobile Companies installed 2,800 robots that work more efficiently than people can, and computerized factories cut necessary manpower in halt In the meantime, inflation darted up and down, but interest rates fell, and the auto companies pushed cars with less than 10 percent financing for the first time in years u1963 interest rates for 1983 cars, advertised one local dealer. 41 John Trotter Saturday neviewts All right An explosion at the Universityts Research Park injured five employees, darkened much of the campus and caused a nationwide stir when it was erroneously reported that the blast involved the University's nuclear reactor. A faulty cable set off the explosion that blew three of the five employees and a metal door out of the building. After the outage, panty raids and rowdiness ensued in the Dobbs group, and the media finally got their stories straight 42 If Jeff Gluck can't go to New York City, he brings it to Columbia. The publisher who once brought you such bastions of quality journahsm as the Campus Digest, decided that it was high time Columbia got some culture. He bought a. financially troubled national arts magazine, Saturday Review, to his publishing offices in Tiger Towers. Gluck tried to please the small but loyal following the magazine already had, Petaimng the same type of content and design. While some critics insisted he change the format to make the magazine successful again, Gluck ellenced observers with his history of success. He started his career as business manager of the maneater. He resigned that post in 1974 amid accusations that he had sabotaged maneater business operations to help his Hedging competitor, the Campus Digest. The Digest was often criticized for poor quality and was replaced last year with the Campustow-n Journal, a forum for J-School types to pad their Clip books. Columbia students no longer will be able to trek downtown for two huge, chocolate chip cookies glued together with peanut butter icing No more donut runs at 5 am. after the all-nighter end before the dreaded test. No more munchies on the way home from imbibing at the downtown bars. The Bakery, nestled between townie restaurants and a country-western bar on Broadway, closed its doors forever just before school opened. The end almost went unheralded. With few students around to mourn her storets passing, manager Amy Hartman taped a. yellow sheet of paper to the door. This is the bakery? last day. Everything is one-half off. The Bakery was sorely missed by students upon their return to Columbia, especially when they couldn't find anything to replace it. 111 tell you one thing, Hartman said as the last customers filtered out. Iris the students that supported The Bakery. It isn't the citizens of Columbia. This Was no holidaq An apartment house fire left 55 Columbia residents, including several students, homeless last fall. Police suspected arson to be the cause of the Oct 23 blaze that destroyed a building in the Holiday House complex, 108 N, Stadium Blvdt No one was ever charged with lighting the blaze, however. Holiday House management's insurance covered only their property, and many students were only partially covered, if at all, by their parent's policies Clothes, stereos, video equipment, textbooks, class notes, photographs, letters and a. lifetimes memorabilia were destroyed in the fire. Lorie Ziegmeier and her roommates had checked out dozens of library books for research papers due at midtermt They were lost in the fire, and, amid her anguish, Lorie had to wonder if they would be responsible for replacing theme HWe checked out every book on our subject and now theytre gonef she said. I guess well have to change topics. About 2'? firefighters were needed to combat the blaze, which broke out about 2. am. on a. Saturday morning Smoke detectors saved the residents' lives, said Lt. Chuck Knife, fire investigator. A Columbia ordinance requires smoke detectors in all rental residences. Tom Reese 43 Lord Snowden The princess the world loves to gawk at became a Mummy in July 1982. Diana, the Princess of Wales, became the caretaker of the crown prince, William. tPlease, ho nicknamesj 0n the day William was born, Fain; 'l'ale Baby Diana's father said, tTve spoken with Charles and hes absolutely over the moon. 0n the childts first birthday, Diana and Charles were both out of town Said Charles: ttI dorft think he'll notice Coors, anqone? 1982. was the year of ET, The toy market was flooded With E.T. dolls, E.Te lunch boxes and E.T. posters, The posters, in fact, set a sales record, beating the previous high set in 1977 by the Farrah Fawcett wall hanging E.T.'s favorite candy, Reeses Pieces, also experienced a dramatic upswing in sales, perhaps mirroring the story of the alien's creator, Steven Spielberg, His story of a lonely boy and his extraterrestrial friend was rejected by at least two studios before making $300 million in six months. Spielberg, With the help of ET. and his other summer hit, Poltergiest, was making $1 million a day. Not to mention royalties. Soviet leader dies Leonid I. Brezhnev, Who ruled the Soviet Union for 18 years, died. He was '75. The cause of death was thought to be a heart attack or a. stroke. Brezhnev had been 111 for several years. Under his leadership, the Soviet Union pursued detente With the West and achieved nuclear parity with the United States. Brezhnev was succeeded by Yuri V. Andropov, who also appeared quite 111 in the few films and photos available. Heart of plastic Amid all the bad news of unemployment and war in Central America. and the Middle East, a. story of hope and courage broke on the front pages across the country. Surgeons removed the failing heart of a. 61-year-old man today and implanted a. plyurethane device in its place,,, came across the wires nationwide. The man was Barney Clark, a Salt Lake City dentist. For 112. days, he was supported entirely by an artificial heart. The heart has a few problems, but Clark seemed glad to have the extra time with his family. Alter his death, family members said they had no regrets about Clark's final days. .9 : ra E 2 In! ra Q1 :2 A history professor at the University of California-Irvine made a startling discovery during his research for a book about John Lennon. Under the Freedom of Information Act, the professor obtained heavily censored FBI records that gave details of the US. governments attempt to play cops and robbers with the musician. Among other revelations, the FBI constantly watched for use of narcotics by Lennon and George Harrison. They also censored some Beatles' Lyrics in the file and searched through 1,200 photos of people arrested at the 1972 GOP convention in Miami uto make sure John Lemon wasntt arrested. All you need is love . . . PAY UP! What price education? Since the 1979-80 academic year. the tuition for an undergraduate resident student went, up by 65 percent. abet, of course, does not. include nifty things called surcharges, which result When the governor fails to flmd educationJ In addition, class size has increased, teachers' salaries are pitiful and some courses have been dropped entirely. tNuif said. 51,939 names They arrived in Washington by the thousands for dedication ceremonies that began on the eve of Veterans Day. Former soldiers still wearing fatigues and looking fatigued, Wives of men who served their country, The Vietnam Veterans Memorial, a black granite slab 1n the middle of albaster, was the home of 57,939 names of Americans who died in Vietnam Each name had a. story. Each name had a. family. and they came to see. Not to celebrate, but to see the name and tell the story. Dan DMLouisville Courrier-Joumal Southern Comfort Thomas Lanier Tennessee Williams. 69, died in New York after swallowing a nasal spray cap. Williams, who attended the University for a year. wrote some of the most, poignant dramas ever produced for the American stage: uCaT, on a Hot Tin Roof, A Streetcar Named Desire and nThe Glass Menagerie among others Riddled with drug problems, the quality of his plays declined, yet he always depended on the kindness of strangers. 48 X 8 w E E 9 5 153 CD E I M Universe! Press Syndicate Students who got their news from world events from the funny pages were left. in the dark this year When Garry Trudeau took a vacation. Trudeau is the cartoonist who, for 14 years, has been developing a. loyal following through his Pulitzer Prizeewlnning comic strip, Doonesbury. uI need a breather. Trudeau said. nInvestigative cartooning is a. young mans game. 'ITudekm said he planned to use the time to reappraise his characters. They have been trapped in a. time warp. It's time to give them some $20 haircuts, graduate them and move them into the larger world of grown-up concerns.n Fool's fgce ' EIa-sco. Who would have thought that. Greeks would go New Wave? The members of Phi Kappa Theta went all out for e. new-wave bash that featured Blue Note faves Fools Face, 91 kegs of beers and 8,000 partiers. Needless to say, University officials were not. amused. Associate Director of Residential Life Tom Remey called the incident nthe most. blatant alcohol offense that has ever occurred The party cost more than $700 and disciplinary action from the University. But. members thought it. was worth it. A good time was had by all. Clad m camouflage T-shirts and armed with vodka-filled LV. bottles, Mizzou students Joined the rest of America. in saying good-bye to their faithful friends of 11 years. The last episode of MASH was 2V2 hours of appropriately sappy good-byes. Still present, though, was the biting realism of war. For the first. time in the shows history, surgeon Hawkeye Pierce hes blood on his scrubs. . . h . , Students had to content 1 themselves With daily reruns. The h ' popularity of these can be attested to by any dormie who has been caught. in the posteMASI-I dinner line. What do you get when you make 5,000 crazed Tiger basketball fans run frantically around campus and then pack them into the halls and stairwelle of GCB? A huge mess. Just ask J oe Blake and Rich Bishop of the Student Athletic Board. They came up with the idea. To get priority numbers so they could stand in line again at a. later date. basketball mcimados had to listen to KCMQ, which would lead them to a place on campus. The sixth and 11113.1 clue that Wednesday evening led the crazed crowd to of course. everybody said he had 10515 his Hearnes. But a sign on Heamee directed place in line, 50 Blake cut off the charity. them to GCB. Good going, J oe. How well do 3,000 students fit in GCB? Funny, everyone had his ticket. Luckily Not well. Just ask anyone who was Jammed for Bishop and Blake, the Tigers won the m the steamy building. It. was so crowded1 Big Eight season for the fourth straight once inside, escape was impossible. And year. They won 100 games in four years. despite the promise of another great If the Tigers had had a. bad season, therete basketball season, many people thought the no telling what. irate fans who had to pain they endured at GCB was too high a endure hell for tickets would have done to price to pay. Student Athletic Board members. The athletic board came through again. however. Sensing that a. jam-pwcked building violated a fire code or something, they moved the line outside. This added fuel to the fire. People lost their places in. line and complained. Blake listened to some of the complaints and then let 30 people Who said they had lost their places in line get numbers before the people who were 111 the new line. Then, 49 The National Football League players, hungry for a 1 their cleats for 5'7 piece of me ownefs pie, took of ' on. The 16-game season was trimmed Although for more control of the game, the owner? resiliency won out. At first, players t of everything men sheepishly wanted 65 percen settled for 50 percent of the TV money uWe are the game, said players associ Garvey It turned out that the players we enough. the players struck anion chief Ed ren't. game Chery1 Nuss 31283 not let Eh I easel, than T0 pacify aVid football fans, a. spring frofessional football eague was formed- Th . e ' E 3.3: Sglaltes Football 1.922291112323221 Foomw . eptlcs a Penalty . El dlsm-lssed the league as a. SEW?:OWW, hilt Walker unnfthtuiglar college game Whilelti 8y. ledeaBsolstorllnBI-eakers league waxy? their m. ion . . cr tics pdangaycheck in front of dubbed 1t. useless. Heisman Trophy winner Herschel Walker of the 50 University of Georgia. Finally, log in Budville Baseball's fall classic, the World Series, finally paid a. visit to the Midwest, pitting the home run-happy Milwaukee Brewers against. the fleet-footed St. Louis Cardinals, The Suds Series or the World Beeries Was not. one of the prettiest on record, but it. did give fans seven exciting games. Willie McGee and Darrell Porter were the Birds' offensive stars. McGee smacked two home runs in one game and stole one from German Thomas. Series MVP Porter overcame a. disappointing season by providing key hits. Reliever Bruce Shutter and starter Joaquin Andujar, hone tough Dominican, shut down the Brewers' potent. attack. Most Columbia. Cardinal fans eat glued to their televisions and radios, While some paid big bucks to see the action live in St. Louis. After Buster's 18.51: pitch, Columbia? downtown streets turned Cardinal red with excitement. It was a. celebration. Out Boxing is a most. vicious businesa In a bout between Ray Boom Boom Mancini and Duk Koo Kim, one blow was to change a. nation's thinking about the sport, Mancini flattened Kim with a blistering left-right combination on national television, Kim collapsed. Fans whooped. Four days later, Kim died in a Las Vegas hospital. Several months later, his mother committed suicide. ijes media-hyped death caused renewed calls for fewer rounds, lighter gloves and doctors at ringside. 51 Obituaries Grace Kelly 0 Age: 64 O Won Academy Award for The Country Girl IAm-ed Hitchcock's favorite female star 0 Became Her Serene Highness of Monaco at, ripe old age of 26 CA Hollywood legend who lived a. fan'y-tale life with dignity Hollywood Posters 52 Eubie Blake oAge: 100 O RagtUne pianist Who worked in the music business for 80 years 0 Onetlme bordello pianist and contemporary of Scott J oplin O Wrote Charleston Bag and Im Just Wild About. Harry 0 Music rediscovered 111 605 I Celebrated in Broadway musical Eubiel hBear' Bryant 0 Age: 69 I Died 28 days unex- winning his final game as a college football coach at. Alabama 0 Image in Alabama transcended the sports world to border upon the religious O Coached Alabama for 25 years 0 I aunt nothing but. a winner. IWon 323 games in 58 seasons of coaching Arthur Rubinstein OAge: 95 0 World reknown pianist 0 Born in Poland 0 Son is actor J ohn Rubinstein O I can say no man has lived his life more fully than I have . . , Nobody can say I've been deprived of anything. UP! Gloria Swanson IiAge: B4 0 Star of silent films and stage. 0 Most known for her portrayal of Norma. Desmond in Sunset. Boulevard. 0 MI am big. It's the pictures that. got small. Ingrid Bergman .Age: 67 0 Humphrey Bogart's co-star in Casablanca O Won Academy Awards for Gaslight, Anastasia and Murder on the Orient. Express 0 Rocky personal life always put her in the spotlight: 0 I've had ugly moments in life, it is true. But they were never stupid momenta. stupid. tears. Even sorrows sometimes are fortune. . Hottywood Posters Hollywood Posters Henry Fonda 0Age: '77 I Won Academy Award for his performance in H0n Golden Pond OAlso nominated for u I'he Grapes of Wrath 0 Star of stage, screen and television. Known for his roles as model Americans 0 I dont like funerals, he said. And it's in my will that there worn; be one. U. v5.1 :5! n K113111111 EIIJJF sTraddle iT backward, The way all The jocks did. moTher. And when she came e sTaTe Sen. HarrieTT Woods, campaignlng for The US. SenaTe - she diverTed some of The aTTenTion away from her once-noTeworThy son. PeTe Woods found himself The poinT man for his moTher's campaign in Columbia 1051 fall. On weekends, he worked as an analysT for The Missouri fooTbalI broadcasTs. The former Tiger has come full circle back To The llmelighT aT Mizzou. Few sTudenTs waiTing To greeT PeTe and his mom could remember The day In SepTember 1976 when PeTe flrsT gained celebriTy sTaTus on campus. The Tigers were playing a big game in Ohio againsT The Buckeyes. STarTing quarTerback STeve Pisarkiewlcz wenT ouT wiTh an iniury, and junior backup Woods, No. 18, come In To lead The Tigers To a 22-21 upset over The Team A IEEE'JEEREINT'F EEGJMEIBEIJMENEE n 1977, when PeTe Woods was The sTar quarTerback for The Missouri fooTbail Tigers, he could ofTen be found geTTing face Time aT Brady Commons. He would sTroII in afTer classes, shake a few hands, slap a few backs and pull up a chair and So, H was noT unprecedenTed when in The fall of 1982, PeTe saunTered inTo Brady and received a few handshakes, a few backslaps and some shouTs of Good luck! BuT PeTe didn'T sTraddle any chairs wiTh The jocks ThaT day. He wasn'T There To preen for an upcoming Tiger game. He was There To meeT his coached by The legendary Woody Hayes. TIT was Too bad ThaT Zark goT hurT, PeTe says now. TiBuT I wouldn'T have played much oTherwise. During The 1976 season, wiTh PeTe sTarTlng six games. The Tigers became The upset champions of The country. Ohio STaTe was one beaTen gianT. as was SouThem Cal, Nonh Carolina, Colorado and Nebraska, To The chagrin of Tiger faithfuls, however, The Team iosT To The haTed Kansas Jayhawks, and Mlssouri flnished aT 6-5. BuT no maTTer, PeTe Woods was a iegiTimaTe hero and a campus idol. The aTTenTIon boThered me a IiTTle, PeTe says. nIT was jusT enough To make Things uncomforTabieW For PeTe, aT 6-fooT-4 and 210 pounds, wiTh curly brown hair and a dark mustache and lots of muscles, Keith McMIIIin the most uncomfortable things were intrusions into his romantic life. Once, late at night, Pete received a call from 0 girl writing a psychology paper. She wanted to do it on the women who went out with me and their reasons, Pete soys, stlll embarrassed by the eplsode. I couldn't believe it. Pete was' also a regular feature in o maneoter comic strip. One strip showed a girl moaning because she never has any dates. In the lost panel, however. she 'gets 0 call from one of the campus' most eligible men, Pete Woods. She finds the call one of the highlights of her life. Aside from these distractions. Pete had plenty of things to occupy his time at Mizzou. He was 0 two-sport mon, playing boseboll until his junior year. In the spring of 1976, Pete was 8-1 as a Tiger pitcher, with his only loss to perennloi power Arizona. While Missouri baseball coach Gene McArtor says he recognized Pete's need to give up baseball in 1976, he still thinks his former pitcher could have made it in With the prevalent drugs and other things In professional football, there were real temptations. Christianity offered an alternative.' -- Pete Woods Text by Don Cazentre 58 professional baseball. PeTe was aware ThoT he hod 0 possible fuTure in both sporTs, buT he felT he had To concenTroTe on TooTboll, McArTor says. Even wiThouT boseboll, PeTe had a busy schedule. He majored in English 0 rare Thing for on oThleTe To do, and he had To puT up wiTh The dumb jock sTereoType. People looked oT me suspiciously when I walked into Those upperrlevel English classes, he says. He goT Through Those classes in good shape, buT some pud courses gave him Trouble. I Took a Irocks for jocks' class, geology, Thinking iT would be easy, he says. IT Turned ouT To be one of The hordesT classes I ever Took. Pressured by The pursuiT of a degree, The oTTenTion on campus and The pre-seoson hype, PeTe entered his senior TooTboll campaign. BUT The glory never really moTeriolized: An injury forced him To siT ouT oll buT five games ThoT year. I only played in 11 games in my whole college career, PeTe says i was very lucky ThoT I goT as much noTorieTy as I did. he Kansas CiTy Chiefs picked PeTe in ThoT year's NFL draft, buT o knee injury kept him on The inocTive lisT his TirsT year. When The Chiefs picked onoTher Top college quorTerbook in The nexT drofT, PeTe morkeTed his skills To oTher Teams. He spenT Time on The rosTers of The Son Francisco 49ers, The Denver Broncos, The CincinnoTi Bengals and The Miami Dolphins before giving up in The fall of 1981. AlThough he remained heolThy after leaving The Chiefs, he only spenT Three years and one addiTionol Troining comp in The NFL, and he never appeared in a regular season game. PeTe enrolled in The Woshinglon UnlversiTy School of Low in 1981, compleTely giving up The idea of a career in professionol sporTs. He sToyed In football by coaching The defensive backfield for The Wash. UT Bears. I loved coaching, l ThoughT I was really close To The players, He only coached for a year. He decided To concenTraTe on law school and To Take 0 job wiTh Leorfield CommunicoTions as on onolysT fOI Tiger foolboll games. His voice was heard IhroughouT The 51019 on MissourineT Spods in 1982. I Took ThoT job porTioliy for Missouri pride, he says. BUT iT will help my procTice. Nome recogniTion can help a lawyer a loT, The radio job, which he verbally agreed To keep for Three years, does noT allow him much Time on his olmo maTer's campus. He usually arrives for foolboll procTice on Friday, Then sTudies The opponenT ThoT night AlThough he doesn'T Think The broadcasts will lead To 0 radio career, he did briefly consider doing The calls for The United STCITes FooTboll League. I wouldn'T Tum down a Iong-Term broodcosTing Opposite: Pete came off the bench to lead the Tigers To a 22-21 upset over the Ohio State Buckeyes In 1976. Left: Pete, hls mother, Harriett Woods and former Kansas City Mayor Charles Wheeler Talk issues. Courtesy of HarrleTT Woods career, but I've got too much invested in law, Pete's mother ran for the Senate, and Pete wasn't content to be the son of the candidate. He became chairman of the campaign's eastern division. Taking a semester off from school, Pete organized people and events, speaking and campaigning around the state. The job took more skill than just exploiting his name and football record. ete was a plus for Harriett, says Betty Wilson, the Woods Columbia campaign coordinatort tiHe's astute, interested and serious about government. But in Columbia, it didn't hurt that Pete had been a football star. Pete sometimes felt uncomfortable because people wouldn't let him talk Issues, says Wilson of those who only wanted to discuss sports with him. He knew the issues. Although there was a conscious effort to use Pete in Columbia, much of the connection was made jokingly, One large sign at the local Democratic headquarters, for instance, declared: Eiect Pete's Mom. The inherent publicity was not lost on the candidate. While campaigning in front of Faurot Field on Homecoming Saturday. Harriet compared her situation to her son's career. Pete gained the biggest fame in that Ohio State victory, she said. I feel that in many ways, this campaign represents that kind of challenge for me. Mrs. Woods eventually lost by a narrow margin to incumbent Jack Danforth. Pete returned to law school, which he plans to finish in 1984, despite his mother's decision to enter the '84 race for iieutenant governor. Pete says he doesn't have any political aspirations of his own yet, but the campaign did cause him to consider politics. til used to think that politicians were in ivory towers, he says. ttBut the campaigning taught me that they do Cou nesy 0t Harriett Woods interact with people. The 1976 Missouri football press guide lis1ed him as o Talented option runner. In football ierms, that means he is a Threat to run or pass. In future years, Pete threatens To do a whole lot more. I Harriett Woods and Pete arrive In Kansas City on March 8, 1982, to announce her fllIng for the us. Senate seat. 61 Jon Porentecu begins by making a slide. She uses them- ricol gels, ink, posTer point, magazine photos, herbs, even human hair: anything small enough TO fit between the mounts. She points or glues the pictures on acetate sheets, Then mounts Them. Some slides are simple, literal images of bol- loons, skylines or clowns. Others are more abstract, resemA bling modern orT or swir1ing Von Gogh landscapes. Still ofners look like medical laboratory specimens. The slide goes info a projector wifh a zoom lens, and The picture fills on entire wall. Jon finds a child, and the fun and music begin. Make your shin red, she says. A young boy moves to 0 red patch on The well. What shapes do you see? The questions continue until the slides have been quy explored. A PorenTeou call her orT form IighT orT. The former dance insTrucTor discovered iT obouT 12 years ago of on ads camp. I saw ThaT wiTh lighT on l could enjoy all Things I love: music, poeTry, drama, mime and dance. There wosn'T anyThing I couldn'T relaTe To lighT orT. Since coming To Columbia in 1980, PorenTeou hos de- monsTroTed IighT on of several womshops for The Missouri TheropeuTic RecreoTions AssocioTion. She has Token The show To an inner-ciTy communiTy cenTer in Kansas City and To The juvenile courT in ST. Louis. In Columbia, she has produced shows for ResTwell Nursing Home residenTs and special edu- coTion classes in elementary schools. LighT arT brings people ouT of Themselves. You lost your inhibiTions with all The music and colorand movement There isn'T onyThing you can do wrong, she says. LEFT: Jan Parenteau projects light art on her daughter, above. CurrenTIy pursuing her mosTer's degree in educoTion. PorenTeou hopes To focus her Thesis on TighT art and how H can be used in The classroom. Imagine The delighT of 0 child making something as small as a slide and seeing iT blown up To fill 0 wall. I SO0E11 ME y day, the University Observatory looks like a giant, silver-pioted ping pong boll perched atop the Physics Building. No one works in the structure during daylight hours because of the intense brightness At night, with the flip of 0 switch, red lights rim the observatory to preserve visitor's night vision, and o 20efoot slit in the domed roof opens to reveal a sliver of black. Then, the sky's the limit Today. however, the gray cloud cov- er moy spoil astronomy professor Charles Peterson's night clossi Weather has been a particular problem lately; many evening classes have had to move indoors because of monsoon conditions or bothersome clouds. Astronomy students and observatory visitors have access to two 10inch tele- scopes on the Physics Building's root overlooking the Columbia skyiine. On Friday nights, when we're open to the pubiic, people want to see the moon A something that's only 250,000 mites owoy, Peterson says I can show them a galaxy 2V2 trillion miles away, but they're not very impressed. As doy fades into night, the gray patches roll toward the horizon, leaving 0 dark blue ceiling pinpointed with ear- The Trifid Nebula in the Sagittarious constellation. Hale Observatories WEE Text by Michele Kennel- Iy evening stars and planets. The night air is brisk, and students can see their breath silhouetted in eerie red warning lights. Chris Baumgort, a stellorostrophysics T.A., tiips 0 switch, and the entire dome turns until he spots what he wants to see: 0 taint, fuzzy blob in the Big Dipper This is 0 cluster, he says to his lab students. ttWhot's the difference be? tween 0 global cluster and an open cluster? No one seems to know The moon rises and sets just like the sun, says Baumgort, his breath steome ing up his glasses. ttWe have to race to keep up with it. Night tails completely, and now the sky tooks like an unlucky cat , blacker than black. Boumgart sets his sights on the moon, He finds o mountain range that costs huge, ugly shadows on the lunar surface. The University has had various sorts of observatories since 1854, when 0 build- ing was constructed to determine the exact time for newtongled trains pose sing through Missouri. In 1920, the observatory was built on the current site of the University Hospital's parking lot, which was also between the 5th and 7th holes of the old University golf course The observatory was buildozed in 1907. Fortunately, its telescope was saved from destruction, Professor Peterson amassed a col- SKY - UMC has had an observatory since 1854. lection of the originat observatoryis equipment. The pieces had been stuff ted in the corner of the Physics Building's basement for years, Peterson says He owns a brass transit telescope used to determine precise time and several globes, including a large, green globe of the sky Since1967, the observatory has been at the top 0t a spiral staircase in the Physics Building The tdyeareold dome recently added 0 new piece of equip ment to its stellar repertoire: a photo metric print-out terminal that measures starlight intensity. But not everything that happens at the observatory is scientific. Sometimes dew accumulates on the optics, so Baumgort dries the tens with a hair dryer, On April Fool's Day, three years ago, some students played an elaborate piacticai joke and placed a larger- thonelife chicken on top of the dome, We know who the culprits were ime mediotelv, Boumgart says. It's hard to miss two guys carrying a big chicken, Baumgan turns his attention back to the skies and temporarily ioses himself to the Big Dipper. I O5 DIOXIN : ??.?ESMEEWW mtles southwest of St, Louis. Most folks didn't pay much attention to this burg until November 1983, when it become the focal point of o toxic dispute that started as 0 slow burn then heated up into c: notional debate. For tiny Times Beach had problems of a magnitude unheard of in Mid-Missouri, A decode ago, an unsuspecting waste hauler sprayed Times Beach's dusty roads with a mixture of dioxin and oil. HI don't know what to think about dioxin, said one Construction workert I've lived here for 13 yearst See there. He ltfted a wooden plank to reveal o colony of earth worms. tf something was wrong, do you think theytd still be living? But something was wrong. Deadly wrong. Dioxin, the I imes Beach is o sleepy little town of 2000 about 25 unwanted byproduct of herbicide manufacture, was labeled the most toxic substance known to man, and Times Beach become one of the most dangerous towns in America, Ponds ripe for fishing suddenly became noimon's Iondt Cattle fit for butchering were left to graze on dioxin-contomtnoted gross. More than 800 families were left hometess when a nasty Meromec River decided to flood Times Beach soon after the dioxin monster reared its head, Potentially dioxinvlodden mud covered the empty homes. No one knew if the flood had washed away the toxic substance or had unearthed more. Like farmers' dioxin-chewing, cud-chewing cattle, most of Times Beach, Mo., was put out to pasture. Photos by Cheryl Nuss Text by Michele Kenner Working-class residents feared for their lives and their animals. Cattle were tagged for destruction. Fish gotta swim, but not in Times Beach. Emergency cenTers sprang up near Times Beach, and The river roTs, es residenTs called Themselves, sow humor in o dreory sTTuoTion, A Trophy in one center read: TsT place Times Beach, highesT conTominoTion of dioxin award for bravery? ' BuT The flood uneorThed more Then dioxin. An EnvironmenTol ProTecTion Agency bTouhoho wos Taking place in WoshingTon, D.C, Somehow, The federal governmenT hod To help helpless Times Beach When EPA chief Anne Burford announced ThoT The governmenT would pay $33 million To buy The Tesquore-mile Town, H was The firsT federal purchase of o polluTed U.S. ciTy in hisTory. The CenTers for Diseose ConTroT in ATIonTo announced ThoT dioxin was a serious heolTh risk if presenT in one porT per billion porTicles. AT Times Beach, The roTio ran 0T one port in 300 The Toxic Tole did noT end here. Some residenTs, skepTiooI obouT The dangers of dioxin, didn'T want To leave I've been living here for 21 years, one residenT said, and I'm noT ill yeT And when you get To be 54, how much longer can you expecT To live anyway? Some Times Beoohers moved, Some unfonunoTe ones moved To one of The seven oTher dioxin siTes discovered Tn Missouri since dioxin wenT pubTic. OThers sToyed, unwilling or unable To do oanhing else, I hove no place else To go, said former Mayor Charles Yorbro. ReloooTTon and on second morTgoge e I couldn'T hondTe TTT Nobody could. I PORTFOLIO P O Y- 1 9 8 2 he 40Th onhuol PTcTures of The Year compeTiTiOh, sporwi Year, and EH Reed, winner of The World UndersTohdlng sored The UMC's School of Journalism, The NoTionol Press Award, OH exhibiTed compossionoTe porTroiTs in Their porT- PhoTogrophers Associcdion and Nikon, drew more Than foHos. 15,000 phoTogrophs from 1,500 newspaper, magazine and Recognized 05 one of The counTry's mosT presTigTous come TreeTonce phoTogrophers, peTiTions, POY preserved awards in 31 coTegories. This year, MOST of The winning phoTos were of The feoTure vorTeTy fourMissourT groduclTes garnered honors, ithuding Louis Psii because 7982 was noT 0 good year for spoT news phoTo- hovos cs Third-ploce Magazine PhoTogropher of The graphs. William Frokes, Newspaper PhoTogropher of The Year. I Year, Jim Brondehberg, Mogozihe PhoTogropher of The James L. StanfieldTNational Geographic HNangsilama, Mongolian Housewife Pat McDonogh Ft. Myers 03M News-Press Cold pasta salad William Frakesz'Miami Herald Everyone needs a pet Newspaper Photographer of the Year PORTFOLIO P O Y- 1 9 8 2 Missouri graduate Raymond Gehman took first place In the newspaper sports actlon category wlth hls photo of a sprlnter's last-second dive at the ribbon. Mlchael Bryant, another Mlssourl graduate, won second place In the newspaper feature picture category for capturing a palr of young ballerlnas amuslng themselves before a recital. A 94-year-old woman and her pet boa constrictor caught Bill Frakes' eye In Mlaml. Overleaf: Jim BrandenberglNational Geographic. Magazine Photographer of the Year. Raymond GehmanNirginian-PilotlLedger Star Race to the ribbon ttOstriches at Sunrise. Michael J. BryanVSan Jose Mercury News Hanging too loose 75 Scientists estimate that a Pepsi can will survive the Sphinx by 100,000 years. Missouri graduate Louis Psihoyos won first place for a self-edited magazine picture story about urban waste. While in Leshan, China, Missouri graduate Jodi Cobb photographed a pilgrim visiting the world's largest sitting Buddha, which is 231 feet high. Cobb won an honorable mention in magazine pictorial. Jodi Cobthational Geographic Louis PsihoyostNational Geographic 'tUrban Ore PORTFOLIO P O Y- 1 9 8 2 HFootloose in China 77 Eli Reed used this photo of the victim of a right-wing death squad in El Salvador to emphasize his series on Central America. Karen Elshout watched men wait for news of a job at the Handi-Men agency, a day-labor company in downtown St. Louls. Eli ReewSan Francisco Examiner Central America World Understanding Award 78 Karen ElshoutlSt. Louis Post-Dispatch HOut of Work m L m R 0 P POY-1982 80 George WeddingSan Jose Mercury News For his food illustration of a nun enjoying a bagel, George Wedding won second place. Robert Fila found a cleaning woman carefully vacuuming around Cardinal John Codws body in preparation for his funeral. Blessed are the bagels PORTFOLIO P O Y- 1 9 8 2 Robert FinChicago Tribune A last look I Really N eed This J ob Text by Maureen Fitzsimmons O nce upon 0 tlme, corporate recruiters visited campus. They took students to dlnner. They wooed and they courted. That was a long tlme ago. To 1983 graduates, that story sounds no more plouslble thon Jack in the Beanstalk. This crop of job seekers sow few recrulters and seeing those few often took perserverence and lngenulty. Seniors have to be a llttle more oggresslve in marketing themselves, sold Dlanno Smlley, B 8t PA placement dlrector. Everybody knows the companies are overcrowded wlth resumes right now. As freshmen four years ago, 1983 graduates had watched senlors take it easy, crulslng the bars and dancing to the dyan sound of disco. There were few late nights for them in thelr flnol year, though. When you hove to get up at 3 cm to get In llne to sign up for an interview, you have to go to bed early. One local newspaper colled job seekers In the College of Englneerlng professlonol wolters. During the lean recrultment seasons In the fall and sprlngl students llke Russ Roubo would get up at 6 om, 5 cm. or earller to get a place In llne. Then they would walt. They would wait until 7:30 om, when slgn-up sheets were posted. They would wait two weeks for the Interview. They would walt seemingly endless weeks for the letter. Every letter starts out optlmlstlcolly, sold Jeff Beorly, on engineering senior who along wlth hls three roommates taped 72 releotlon letters to thelr bathroom well 0 month before graduation. As soon 05 you see the howeverf It goes up on the wall. Some days, as many as 10 sign-up sheets with space for 14 names each were posted. Many days, more than 140 students queued up, hoplng for a slot. I'm going to qult lntervlewing thls semester if It takes this, Roubo sold, referlng to early momlng sIt-lns. He didn't give up, though. He wanted and needed ojob. They all did. The entry-Ievel job crunch hlt technical flelds llke englneerlng ond buslness the hardest slmply because students weren't expecting It. Mony had chosen these flelds because they thought It would guarantee them jobs otter grdduatlon. They also thought they wouldn't have to look very hard for those Jobs. leerol arts graduates, however, were prepared for a tlghtjob market. People soy, xWhot are you going to do wlth a major In Engllsh? ' said Jack Roberts, professor of English. What dld you do wlth a motor In English 20 years ago? There's never been 0 market for liberal arts majors. They've always had to sell themselves. The Engllsh department trIed to make things a little easier for thelr vlrtuolly employoble students by settlng up a career counsellng center with books, resume-writing guldes and ready advice from Roberts: ltJust because you are on Engllsh major doesn't mean you have to wrlte. Joumollsm graduates who wanted to write were unprepared for the job crunch. Although most knew that jobs were hard to flnd, they had faith in the school's reputation and thejoumolism placement office. Only 0 few major newspaper and agencies came to campus, however, and the job board listed the types of jobs professors said J-school grads shouldn't have to take, I thought when they sold they had a 91 percent placement rate, they meontjoumolism jobs. ldldn't realize they were Includlng insurance salesmen with 8.15 in that number. Education mojors who wanted to live in St Louis and Kansas Clty may have had to resort to selling insurance, but there were enough jobs In outstote places for every graduate. Jobs In agriculture were also relotlvely plentiful, but graduates in Forestry, Flsherles and Wllcllife were hord-pressed to flnd permanent jobs in an increasingly seasonal area of employment. Senlors in all fields often accepted the firstjob offered, consoling themselves wlth words of wisdom from friends who had already graduated: Once you get that first job. It's easy to get another. Placement directors, however, wormed students ogalnsttoklng any job that wasn't right for them. Acoeptlng a job was such a relief that many students disregarded the placement director's advice. Because no matter how bod a job is, It has to be better than waiting in llne 014 cm. I A.C. Dickson Torn Reese tleftt There were far more college graduates than lobs tor them, and the Chronlcle of Higher Educatlon reports that the trend ls llkely to contlnue. For Russ Rauba, left, most hoped opportunltles dldn't go to pot. 83 Focus on Forensics he highlight of o Two-doy seminar called Human Remains Recovery and Excavation was IisTening to 10 police officers and Two coroners ploy TV's medical examiner Quincy for on afternoon. hBuT where is The other hand? I can only see a left hand, one said. The group was studying forensic medicine wiTh The aid of Three prepared groves full of evidence for potential causes of death. The UniversiTy's archaeology department had planted mo'rchbooks, yorn, a scalpel and a nail through c skull os porT of the exercise, Participants mooned occasionally obouf knee cramps and dirty fingernails, buT they never stopped digging, excepT To break long enough To record upTurned evidence, plot graphs and photograph findings. Raymond Wood, archaeology professor, said There is no cookbook method of excavating bodies. Photos by A.C. Dickson 'Most cases you come across,' says archaeology professor Raymond Wood, wIII be real, fresh bodles, whlch tend to be a llttle more trlcky and gory than what we're deallng wlth now.' Wood was speaking at a two-day semlnar about forenslc medlclne In whlch participants learned to exhume bodles uslng fake burlal sltes. .2 .1: CA N 5.4 bf; 0 Cu U T: C O .33 :2: Z A B m VJ :5 2 E: .51 U h .2: . .1: CL m L. 60 O 4.: O J: KL On Aug. 24, 79 AD, Mount Vesuvius blew its top in Italy and showered debris on several FULLER Flu AAWFH..-.-.....-..:........, ,, w , v r in. WAWAE HE. Roman cities. Sixty feet student Chery! Nuss of ash and 1,904 years spent her summer later, Herculaneum is giving vacation photographing up its secret. journalism the excavation of history. 87 Ercohmo is the modem-day city built on top of Herculaneum. Not all of the ancient city has been excavated. To do so would require tearing down buildings and digging below Ercolcmots slums. The only original Roman brass bathtub in existence was found at Herculaheum. It sits in one of the rooms of the House of Stags, one of the City's most elaborate houses. 91 Sam Bisel, an expert in ancient bones, studies the Roman skeletons to determine age, sex and a good deal of the lives they led. After the bones are removed from the sites, Bisel washes and studies each and catalogs them in boxes in her lab. Bisel has names for all the skeletons. At right is the Ring Lady, who was found with two beautiful rings on her finger. 94 ABC filmed The Last Days of Pompeii,' a dramatization 0f the Vesuvius eruption. LEFT: Cheryl Nuss, the one in the middle, was a photo intern for National Geographic when she recorded the Herculaneum excavation. Her photos appear in a Geographic issue in the spring of 1984. Nuss was second runner-up in the College Photographer of the Year contest. Dangerous Diet Text by Lisa Cirmo Photo illustration by Ted Wood April 5. Diary excerpt: I realize now that I am losing my grip . . . I am letting myself go entirely. I look very fat . . . yet feel that it is due to something beyond my control. Bulimia is now a part of my life - constant eating and bingeing, purges with megadoses of laxatives to keep my system flushing. But the laxatives are not keeping my weight down, and the worse Hook, the more depressed I feel. I would like to write an 805 letter to the Med Center or psychology department . . . I want to die. Do I? Help. She has a distorted view of dieting that sees thinness as essential for her well-bein't According to Barbara Bauer, counseling psychologist for the Center for Family and Individual Counseling, such bulimia sufferers regulcrty binge - eating as much as 50,000 calories in one sitting. Yet, they maintain normal or neor-normol body weight by following their binge with a purging ritual enacted with selfhinduced vomiting, laxatives Iup to 300 times the normal dosageJ or diuretics. Today, 20 to 30 percent of college women worry constantly about food consumption and practice such drastic measures as bulimia, anorexic tfood denioIJ or excesslve exercise to control their weight. Although most of the syndrome's victims realize that something is wrong, most are reluctant to tell anyone April 11. Her 20th birthday: She puts an anonymous 808 in the mailbox of her t'lntroduction to Psychology professor. The next day, he addresses the class about the letteri She reveals herself to him after the period and copies the names of the doctors he recommended. She calls one. Because most sufferers are ashamed of their behavior and ferociously guard their secret; the number of cases can only be estimated. But most experts think the cases exceed the hundreds of thousands. The National Association of Anorexia Nervoso to condition whose victims starve themselves for emotional reasonst and Associated Disorders estimates that the syndrome is epidemic on the college ievei. Although the extent of the disease is not precisely known, its effects are weII-documented. 97 One woman in 20 is bulimic. 7 million women, ages With constant purging, victims might sufferers from dental cavities and erosion of tooth enomeIi Painful ulcers, hernias, severe gastric problems and liver damage might gradually develop. Dehydration and rectal bleeding are possible. Those victims might die of strangulation They mi ht bleed to death from a punctured esophagus. Act Imbalances disrupt the proper function of muscles and heart and might cause heart failure. Bulimia is claiming more deaths each year. A typical bulimic female, between 20 and 30 years old, college educated. She is attractive, extroverted and her relotlonshlps tend to be closer with men, especially her father, than women. She is usually a perfectionist: Often coming from on upper-middiecloss family, the bulmic hos weight-oonsolous parents and relatives, and food usually plays a substantial role In celebrations. Bauer, who works with University bullmlo victims, says that here they are typically professional or pre-professionol, with 0 33 grade point average. and extremety bright. Weight consciousness, she says, is only one dynamic of the profile. Bulimia is the victim's method of coping with stress from social, sexuoll academic or professional pressures. Bingeing ond purgln often begin in o victim's late teens as a response to obrup change or trauma, such as the first semester of college or a divorce in the family. To compensate for 0 low opinion of herself and her imoglned lnodequocies, she works to perfect her body April 17. Her doctor's report: A 20-year-old UMC sophomore from New England . . . onset of bingeing and purging approximately three years ago. shortly after she discovered her father was having an affair . . . very close relationship with her father, an MD. an extremely distant relationship with her mother for as long as she can 98 remember To avoid weight gain began to abuse laxatives began to practice self-induced vomiting. She uses a toothbrush to vomit . . t two to four times a week. States she feel pretty good about herself . . . has been experiencing lower left quadrant pain for several months, When she made her first visit to the doctor. she was suffering from anemia, irregular menstrual cycle. potassium deficiency, frequent throat ailments, a chronic sinus Infection and spastic colon. Her vomiting had become so difficult that she could only spit up blood. She could hardly cry anymore. She did not understand why she had no control over her life; at least she could control her weight. She belleved her own lock of strength caused her parents' unsuccessful marriage and her father's extromortiol affair. Builmio, Bauer says. is a learned behavior, a conditioned response to stress She and other psychologists attempt to teach oitemotive responses to stress, so that eventually, the bulimic teams to substitute these in place of blngeing and purging. September. Letter exerpt: Her doctor requests that she write a letter to her best friend, recounting the year, its rapid progress and disappointing regressions. Never mailed, it was intended only as therapy: My father and I shared everything except sex . .. my mother was on the verge of alcoholism . . , Ifigured she was jealous of our relationship and wanted me to hate my father, so I hated her. I kept all my feelings vented in and vented anger through 10 to 52 are bulimic at some point in their lives. Signs of bulimia: o eating huge amounts of food 0 vomiting or using laxatives to purge o hiding hinges from others 0 trying to control your weight by bingeing and purging o feeling out of control once you start eating Ihated her. I kept all my feelings vented in and vented anger through athletics, drinking, sex and temper flares that caused me to leave home about twice a year . t . one day, I found a love letter from his secretary In my dad's office. My mom had been accusing him of it for years, and It was true! t . . full of hatred, anger and disrespect, and because I never expressed any of this, I took it all out on myself. Within one month, I gained 15 pounds and completely withdrew from life. Afterjust throwing up and exercising after a guilty binge, it was full-ttedged bulimia . t . I would binge and purge nearly every day . . . my habit of food and laxatives was costing $25 to $50 a week at first, then more as I continued . . t The compulsive ritual becomes addictive, and many bulimios think they cannot complete a day without or binge and o purge. Some victims experience a guilty depression and emotional drain from their behavior, vowing again and again not to repeat the actions. Like alcoholics or drug addicts, others find inner comfort in the behavior and actually enjoy 0 high or binge noroosis' from the purging experience. Sometimes, the bulimic feels a sense of accomplishment in her action, and it is often the only effort she believes she can successfully moke. In all cases, the cot becomes the only response the victim has to stress or other emotional strains. September. Letter exerpt: I got worse. One day, I took 60 Ex-Lax pills on an empty stomach and nearly died , . . I are so much one night, and couldn'tvomlt. so I got drunk until I puked . . . the only thingl felt capable of doing was vomiting. The abuse of food and onotives makes the victim feet isolated from other people. Aithough on the surface, she might appear extroverted, the bulimic usually has few close friends, Bouer says: they might discover her hobit. First, she says, many therapists aim to combat the loneliness. Lost year, 0 University Counseling Services od announcing 0 discussion titled Coping With Bulimia drew so many portioiponts that two groups had to be formed Those participants were able for the first time to openly discuss their behavior, the initial step for forming relationships ogoin. Attempting to eliminate the eating behavior, Bouer says, is usuoily ineffective. Feeling as though there is on outside force controiling their actions is what makes most bulimics binge ond purge. Instead, therapists then often stress building other coping skills as a substitute for the bulimia. Short on coping skills, unable to express their feelings, the victims work on the confidence to face and manage their feelings, While recovery is long and often difficult, Bouer reports lasting success with many of the patients whom she has treated over the post four years. After one year of therapy. Her doctorts report: The reports of the last four weeks have been some of the happiest ofherlife. She has not binged or vomited . . . She has a new romantic relationship . . . She is taking things slowly r I t is looking forward to going home i . s and Is not worried about her ability to relate to them lher familyt . t . taffer vacationt she will call for another appointment, I Whether you want baseball, a burger or beer, Booches is the place to be. Nestled comfortably next to Columbia Billiards, Club La Booche attracts the 3 W Budweiser. '3 element that doesdt care for croissants or exotic drinks. ust give them a double cheeseburger with onions 3 Busch and turn on the tube. Photos by Cheryl Nuss If ou arenht careful, ou,re liable to run across a few local celebrities at Boochesh. Norm Stewart has been known to ti back a few. So has the St. Louis Cardinals, outfielder Willie McGee. But most of the time, the regulars shoot a rack of eight-ball or root for their favorite teams. ,n m 73m THEM m D x P NIH. r1 cf, 1 , 4 Booches UMC students readilX mingle with Columbia natives to discuss coach Warren Powers, latest recruiting coup: or to sing the praises of a world champion baseball team. Dan fogelberg A.C. Dickson Cheryl Nuss Psychadelic Furs ::::i3:121:11;1335 3353W.73331751351151731111W Tom Leon Chapin Redbone Paul Carmedelle Don Ipock m Pat'Benatar Speakers As I looked into society, I felt there were a lot of throats that needed to be slit. So I wanted to have the kind of character that would allow me to slit as many of those throats as possible. IfI haventt insulted you by the time I've finished my speech, you can ask me a question, and I'll insult you personally. HHdge Cleaver Photos by Cheryl Nuss 118 You know yoque made it When the Tampax machine is in the executive washroom. L . . W I belleve the women's movement is passe because of a heavy dose of lesbianism and a heavy dose of bitterness. Weddington E1 Schlafley Sarah Phyllis Lynne Butterworth Gary Fandel $20 Cheryl Nuss Of course, we wear something during General Hospital's bedroom scenes! I admit, though, even if we wear slips, something really does go on under the sheets sometimes. Igniew .Q N 'k'sK-m Today, we are blessed with the absence of crisis, but we have no major accomplishments to our credit. Ralph Nader Reagan has used his smile as a political camouflage to represent a love for humanity. Behind that smile is either a cruel schemer or an ignorant man being led into unscrupulous acts against the poor. Either way, he is not fit to be president. 122 Cheryl Nuss Cheryl Nuss ; T Ac 3: ??$er :5 .. , Tom Hauser 0 c h :5 o a 3: I started in the library with my research for Missing. I didnwt know anything about Chile except What we learned in the third grade - it was long and flat. Once we,re over 25, we can't possibly be attractive anymore. Weke supposed to spend the rest of our lives making sure our kitchens are safe for surgery. Keith McMHlln Reagan has this innocent fantasy of riding on a white : horse and saving capitalism by humiliating and defeating the Russians. . . He really thinks that! njamln Dr. Be Sppck SiskelszEberl g 1 Movies are like life, only better edited. Don lpock 125 DeITo Showbodr Queen Delta Gamma Anchor Splash Kings Soroh MCDHI KQH Pumge, 1981, Randy Kellis, 1982 129 Education King Sig Ep Fight and Queen NighT Queen Paulo Franzen ChrisTy Splon Dole Youngs 130 B 8L PA King and Queen Jon Sumdvold 84 Jennifer Wilde I . Pi Kappa Alpha Dream Girl Commie Higgims 133 hYM cmm Oye th bPi Aom gh eC mm om J Phi Psi 500 Queen Tommy Gilmore 134 A 8L 8 King and Queen David BuTTerly 6i Ame AyoT Queen photos by Adam Jahiel 13d Rockdrhon Queen Cindoy Kossoff 137 Tom Reese University President Jim Olson 138 Administration Governor Kit Bond Tom Reese Chancellor Barbara Uehling Maw What do you do when 5 pm. rolls around and you turn out the lights? To see what the deans and directors did, we talked with a sampling of the 17 schools and colleges at UMC. MO QQWW Edward Miller School of Library and Informational Science Cheryl Nuss Charles Lobeck Elmer Lower School of Medicine School of Journalism Cheryl Nuss 142 143 1114 Bob Woods College of Education Cheryl Nuss ' I Mike Pruneau Richard Wallace College of Arts and Science 145 146: Robert Kahrs College of Veterinary Medicine Dale Whitman School of Law Photos by Cheryl Nuss 147 AbduI-llahman, Roslan Civil Engineeling Abernathy, Cymhla Geology Abrlshaml. Mohsen Mechonlcol Engineering Abu Dakar, Isa Civll Engineering Ackoman. Lara Education Ackmann, SholIu Joumol ism Adams, Cindy Political Sciece Adams, Oynlhla Interior Design Adams, Laura Educdrion Adama, Moral. Journalism Addy. Peter Counsellng Aden, Alllson Flnonce Adkins. Connie Nursing Agnew, Jeft Geology Akpan. Udo Educmion Ala eddlne, Hanan Civil Engineering Albers. Vlvlenno Admin Mgmt Albem, I. Suzanne Education Aldrich, Rlchard Joumo Ii sm Alexander, Aundrela Accounting Alexander, Karin Computer Science Allen. Nancy Speech Communlccnions Allendor, Rabecca Interior Design Allonmeyer, Susan Geology Alllson, Dlana Interior Design 148 1983 Seniors and the weirdest things that happened to them at UMC Alllson, Susan Educmion Allman, nmo'hv Fine Ans Alspaw, Mlchael Housing Design Anderson, Lori ln'eri04' Design Andrew. Scan Electrical Engineeri'ng Angoll. Sandra Computer Science Anglon, Crystal Journal ism Annand, Kaila Animal Science Amhony, Cheri Psychology Anthony. Sandra Journal ism Arbuckla. Pamela Nursi ng Areolonu, Emmanuel Biochemistry Archaskl, Gregory Personnel Services Archlbong. Emom Education Arnold. Kaila Interior Design And. Theresa Chileomily Development Arvlzu, Danlol RodiofTVlFl lm Ascenzl. Joe Journalism Ash. Barbara Educchon Asher. Pamela Politlcal Science Ashley, Grysial Logls'rlcs Aubuchon, Steven Mechamccv Engineenhg Audsley, Suluh Fashion Merchandising Aungs1,Heldo Journalism Aurund, Aaron Flnonce Backland, Gregory Opercnions Mgmt Iackuu, Rebocca Child Psychobgy laor, Terry Management Iaggon, James A. Journalism Bulley. lumen Educotlon Baker. Danny Eiectriccl Engineering Baker. Donald Ag Economics Baker. Jonathan Journalism Baker, Joyce An Baker, Losllo RodioWlFilm 149 Baker. Malanle Journalism Baldwln, David Electrical Engineering Bales, Wllllum Biology Baller, Chnlty Journo ism Bangs. Dana Education larbeuu, Julle Journo ism Joumo ism Barnes, Roger Ag Mechonizdion Barr. Ted Journc Isrn Barrows, Dana An Banels. Jullo Joumc: ism Dame , Laurence Personnel Counse ing Bunon. Laura Opermions Mgmt. Barton, Sally Jouma ism Bartram. Lana Joumc ism Baru'ld. Llnda Counse ing Eamon, KImberly Polifical Science Bassford. John Jouma ism Bauer, Jean Nursing Buuermelsler, Carrie Forestry Iauman. Paul Geology Iaumgurlh, Randal Industriat Engineering Baxhr. Bunny J. Ag. Mechonizotion Bayer, Tlmofhv Accounting Deal. Wendy Nursing nearly, Jo Mechanical Engineering Bechi, Merl Electrical Engineering Beck, Daniel J. Housing Design Beck, Matthew Education Bogemann, Bren Ag. Economics lenehman, Kevln Biology BellI Sharl Journalism Ballet, Catherlne Film Studies Denna, Sarah Joumolism 150 My mother sent me lacy bikini underwear, and I took the envelope to class. I opened it, and the underwear went flying to the good-looking guy next to me. -- Laura Foster, Psychology Bonnet, Davld Gannon Bennett. Dawn Nutrition Research Belch. Evlo Speech Pofhotogy Borhom, Donna Educmion Bench. Kevln Admin, Mgmf. Berkowsky, Steven Journalism Bomor. Robert Food Sciencemutrition lorry. Gregory Animal Science lorry. Kevln IndustrioX Psychology Berry, Mandlih Education lorry. Mlchuol Biology Borryman, Karen JoumcHsm Bonagnoll. Llsa Joumalism Dorm, Brenda Journalism Blorach, Julle Counseling Ilngor, Jullo Education Blnz, Mlchael Economics Blrkoneu, Wllllam Fanonce Blrmlngham, Alllson Ag. Econom'ms Blshop, T. Kelih Economics Black, James Education Black, Karla Education Black, Llndsey Themer Black, Llsa Rehobmtcnion Psych. Bland. nebecea Joumousm Blamon. Game Chilleumily Developmem Blanton, Laura Education Blosslng, Carolyn Fashion Merchandising Blevlns, Sharon Education Bllu, Ann Medical Dietetics 151 Blobaum, Mary Psychomgy Block, Julle JournoHsm Bloom, David Journalism Blosssr, Sharon Behavioral Science Blossleld, Ber Journalism Blubaugh, Mlchael An Bock, Lynn Speech PofhoXogv Bodkln. Cralg Political Science Boedeker, Becky Nursing Bollloi, James Animoi Science Boland, Dlane Education Bolbock, Sanrda Xnterior Design Solemn. Mary Speech Pathology Borgmayer, Ann Psychology Barron, Jennlfer Politicd Science Dom, Nancy Thercpuhc Recreation Basso. Llsa Fashion Merchandising Ion, Culhl Admi. Mgmt Boudreuu, John Journalism Bouquet, Brlan Finance Boum, Kelly Nursmg Bowman, Susan Journalism Boyle. Katie Journalism Braddock, Jeanne Personnel Mng. Brady, Arthur Biologicd Science Brady, c. Todd Civil Engineering Bragg, Sherri Accouming Brunuman, Dlana Momming Brandes, Don An Brandon, Alex Xnterdisciplinory Studies My roommate swallows quarters and eats cigarettes, but they have to be Virginia Slims or else he throws up. - Todd Brady, Civil Engineering Bronson. Teresa EngHsh Bremen, Tamara Fashion Merchandising Bruun, Dlano Animal Science Brcleulo. Lance Ag Economics Brockon, Brenda Himory Bralg. Denlse Chemical Engineering Irahke, Davld Mechanical Engineering Brlnkman, Jamel Chemical Eigineerkng Brockmeler, Bradtord Forestry Brookor, Brian Journalism Brown. Amanda Journalism Brown, candy Nurang Brown. Cheryl Counseling Brown, Darcle ChileQmily Developmem Brown. Emle Counseling Brown. James Finance Brown, Janet Accounting Brown. Marilyn Accounting Brown. Mlchael FisheriesMildlIfe Brown 1. Lynn Polltlcal Science Brown, Trlcla Journal ism Brown, Quemln Sociology Brown, Ward Pomiccl Science Browne. Martha Chi1leomily Development Brownlng, Vlckl Joumol ism Bruch, Thomas Electrical Engineering Bruockner. Pamela Physical Therapy Brummal, Mellua Journalism andagc, noben FisheriesNVildllle Brunne, Bradley Human Performance Bryan. Dawn Computer Science Iuchholz. Joyce Educmion Buekhom, Dean Journalism Bucket. Linda Public Admin. Bueli, Jayne Accounting 153 Bueslnger, Judy Child Development Bumgamer, Fellcla Animal Science Bundy, Chanene Joumotism Burchen, Roben Economics Burke, Beth Sociology Burke, Ronald FisheriesNVHdlife Burke. Steven Consumer Affairs Eudora, Teresa Educafion Burgle, Jullc B iology Iunew, Lorena Accounfi ng Burllson, James Political Science Bumen, Stephan Marketing Bumham. Robert Rehobilitmion Psych, Burris, Ruben Biology Iunon, Bradley Clvil Englneering Bushnaq. Ahmad Civil Engineering Butler, Dlana Psychology Butler, Robert Biology Bunerly, Davld Biology Bybeo, Sarah Educafion Bychlnskl, Karon Biol ogy Byers, Palrlc k Honi culture Iylngion, Jullo' Joumotism Iyme, Jamey Political Science Cable, Jeremy FisheriesNVildee Calcaterra, Davld Civil Englneerlng Caldwell, Rose Animal Science Canon, Cheryl Accounting Gannoll, Cums Mechanical Engineering Gannon, Clndy Clo1hing Design Capps, Dem Fashion Merchandising Oardoso, Shela Joumahsm Ccrlln, Brian Computer Science Carlson, Wendy Biology Carmen. James Ag, Economics 154 Carpenter. Ina Accounting Carroll. Ellen Nursing Garron, Joanne English Cartwright, Robln Fashlon Merchandising Caquo. Don Journal ism Ohafln, Klm Psychology Chals. Joan Counsel ing Chalonder. Chane: Marketing chalqum, June Electrical Engineering Chandler, James Computer Science Chapman, Jonnltor Nursing Chapman, Tarrl Engl 15h Chase, Mamlo Child Welfare Chamlng, Nanom Spanish Lhermure Chan. Helena Management Ghlroma. All Educotlon Ohlroma, Floronce Education Chemo. Wllllam FisherieyWildlife Chem, Mark Forest Mgmt. elmo. Lisa Home Economics I kept getting incredibly obscene phone calls . . . about 50 a day. I had the calls traced, and it turned out to be a guy I had dated once. - Stasia Cordoso, Journalism Clark. Kay Educcnlon Clark, Sandra RodiofrVIFHm Clawmor, Jane! Blochem lstry Clawson, Randy Journalism Cleavlnger, Peter Blologicol Science Clements, Deborah Admln. Mgmt Ollzer, Tracy Counsellng Glowsller, Susan Journalism Cobb, Jerry Journalism Cody, Brlun Eoonomlcs 155 Cohen. Coda Nursing Cohen, Stephen Psychology Cohen, sieve M. Finance colo, Jaflery Xndustriol Engineering Collem, Christopher Journalism Colllns, Kovln Political Science Colllns, Llsu Joumarism Colombo, Marcla Horticulture Colvln, AnneHe Executive Secretary Conan, Dlna Journalism Connolly, Peggy Medlcol Dlefeflcs Cannon. Dave Geography Canton, Beth Joumo Iism Conron, Marcia Journalism Cook. Jamey Clvil Engmeering Goons, Jot! Medlcal Technology Coopor, Blane Physlcol Therapy Copeland. Lori Educmion Cosgrove, Ann Therapeutic Recremion Godanflnou, Phlllp Mechanical Engineean Comron. Anna Biotogy Couey, Theresa Biology Courtney, Rlcky Aerospace Engineering eoualneau, Jean HeoIfn Relmed Professions Cox, Chris Chemical Engineen'ng I got up one time to give a speech, and I forgot my name. Jim Crenshaw, Business Cragln, Gay Education Cralg. Elizabeth Nursing Oralg. James Marketing Cralg. Mlko Food Science Nutrition Crandell, Sharon Child Development 156 Craven. Yodd Economics Grawtord, Thomas PorkyRecrection Crawford. Valorle Educmion Cronshaw. Kalhy Speecthommuniccfion Orockar, Vlckl Merchandising OrockoH, Carolyn Economics Crowo, Deborah JournolisWPolificol Science Crulckmank. Peggy FisheriesMilder Culbemon, Cymhla ComputerScience Cullnon, John JoumolismlEconomlcs eullom, Edward Biological Science Cummlngs, Margaro' ClothingH'exiile t5unha, Vle'orla RodloNWF il m Cunnlnghum. Mollua Fashlon Merchandising Cunnlnghum, Robert Agricu Nure eunnlngham, Susan Hotel Monogement Currie, Koihorlno Speech Pathology cmbonh. Marclc Education Dalgle, Glgl Joumalism Dale. Benn Educcmon Dalo. Llsa Ag. Economics Damn. Fran Home Economics Dalloll. Joan Fmonce Dampl, Ellzabofh Accounting Danlels, Denlse Nursing Dunnov, Davld Accounting Damor, Micheal Biochemistry Darcy. Ann Politico! Science Durdlckngchaol Finance Damoll, Wesley An6mal Science Danough. Julle Educcmon Darwlcho, Zlud Civil Engineering Dasarl, Ravl Journalism Daus, cthopher Civil Engineen'ngIGeobgv Davenport. Sherrie Journalism 157 Davidson, Ellzaboih Animal Science Davles. Bonnle Home Economics Davls. Irlan EducoNon Davis. Catherine Journalism Duvls, James Economics Davls, Pamela Rodiofl'VlFHm Davls, Sarah Accounting Dayton. Susan Home Economics DeCluo. Suzanne Educafion DoSpaln, Jullunno Physical Therapy DeVoro, Held! English Dewm. Lydia Home Economics Deane, Laurie Agriculture Dobandi. Scot! Flnonce Dognan, Susan SpeecNCommuniccmon Denkor, Margaret Educdion Dorks, Chane: Mechonlcol Engineering Dewey. Steven Biology DICarlo, Oafhorlno Speech Pathology DlPlerdomenIco, Julla Archaeology DIRalmo, Carol Accounting Dickerson. Larry Logistics chkeson, Thelma Animal Science Dlohl, Davld Mechanlcd Englneedng Dlokmann. Rum Nursing Dlel, Danbl Mechonico! Engineering DIII, Kevln Animal Science Dobbs. Diana Management Dodson, Dunlel Joumclism Doerr, John Civil Engineering Doss. Robert Physical Therapy Dessert, Kanlna Home Economics Doucel'lo, Wllllum Personnel Management Douglau, Bryam Operations Management Douglas, Darla Nursing 158 I went to a clinical with a hangover. Carol Dye, Nursing Douglass. Kelly Biology Dowd, Lcrl Operations Management Downoy, Danls Ag Economics Doyle. chndophor Accounti ng Druvu. Brian Food SclenceKNuhitlon Drlsklll, Jamey Journalism Drllklll, John Finance Drury, Nell Speech Duban, Stephen Food ScienceXNutrifion Du , Mary Accounfing Dulle, Craig Flncnce Dunlap. Rosalyn Home Economms Dunn, Bram Ag, Economics Dunn. Luclnda Educcmon Dye, Carol Nurslng Dyer. Steven Agriculture Eugen. Paul Animal Sclence Early. Joanna Educmlon Earp, Chrmlno Speech Pathology Ecklor, Harold Agriculture Eden. Melanlo Home Economics Edwards, Klrk Ans and Science Edwards. Sholloy Educcmon Egan. Rlchurd GeographwEnglish Eager, Thomas Spanish Ehlon, Laurie Accountlng Ehmardt, Juno Biology Elchmeyar, Ilia Educdrion Euler, Judith Nursing Elsolo, Wendy RadiolTWFi Im 159 Elsen, Jack Rodiofl'VKFHm Elsenberg, Evan RodiofTVuFilm Elsendadi, Wendy Joumalism Ekern, Anderson Age Economics Eklsowe, Charles Forest Management Elder, Terrl Educohon Ellen, Leona Education Elliott, Bob Age Economics Ellls, Wllllam CivH Engineering Elsey, Ellzabom Personnel Management Engelhurdi, Dawn Journalism Engolhardi, Marybeth Joumolism Engelmann. Llnda Speech Pathology Engelmann. Scott Educuiion England, Davld Mechanical Engineering Engler- Haslag, Sara Nursing Enlow, Karen Journalism Enowskl, Mary Nursing Ensmlnger. Sally Journalism Enellus. Lynne Chemical Engineering Evans. Kathryn History Exner, Russell Ads and Science Eyosiane, Janet Computer Science Fakhoury, Stephen Chemistry Fallen, Jacquellna Electrical Engineering Farkas, Theresa Personnel Managemem Feasfor, Dana An Fehrle, Klmbeny Educdion Felde, Steven RodioNWFilm Fels, Danlol Educmion 160 I got run out of my apartment when someone put boxes on the heater, and they caught fire. e James Black, Education Fohan, Ronald Agriculmre Falter. Allison Music Fondslman, Vlckl Psychology Fondlason. Susan Marketing Fennel. Neal Education Ferguson. Dune Ag Economics Ferraro. Danlel Compuier Science Hokey, Sharon Education Flelds, Dorrl Fashion Merchandising Flke, Laura Speech Pathology Flnder, Charles Journal ism Flnklang, Mary Occupations? Therapy Fischer, Pamela Fashion Merchandismg Flhslmmons, Mauleen Journal ism Flohor, John Agri cuhu re Flelschor, Alan Biological Science Flemlng. Susan Industrial Engineering Fletcher, Anra Psychology Fletcher. Dabble Psychology Fllck, Davld Agriculfure Fllck. Monlka Home Economics Fllog, Llndc Chemistry Flood, LyneHe Accouming Flynn, Valery Chemistry Fobbs, Deborah Accounting Ford. Shari Journalism Ford, Sherri Agriculture Forrest Shawn Education Forrlnall, Kale Eng Hsh Forlrey, Alyson Journalism mm. Jamey RodiofTWFi lm Fodor, Kevln Electrical Engineering Foster, Laura Psychology Foulke. Glenn Hecviccl Engineering Frank, Alan Political Science 161 Franks. Rlchard Forestry Management Franzsl, Brant Journalism Fruzler. Murrl Nursing Frazler, Michael Accouming Freeman, Darwin Finance Franny, Karen FisherieyWildliie French, Ronald Civil Engineering Fre'or, Mark Animal Science Friedman. Davld Finance Friedman, Manna Hospital Management Frlm, Dunlol Chemical Engineering th, Davld English FuonOhauson, Debra Fashion Merchandising Fullerl Gregory Economics Futon, Ellen Physical Educdion Gaben, Shelley Journalism Galail. David Education Gales. Karon Aimospheric Sciences Galllpoau, Carole Compu1er Science Gallup. Tod Public Administration Gammlll, Pamela Psychology Galley. Dennls Industrial Engineering Gannon, Kavln English Gardner, John Purksmecreotion Gan, Mark Agriculture Gary, Robon Finance Garza, Roben Political Science Gaschon, Amy EducoTion Gash, Mark Political Science Gust, Jackl Communication Gebeleln, Debra Joumot rsm Gendron. Kennem Computer Science Geniry, Bradley Ag. Economics Gantry, Dawn Fashion Merchandising Gamch, Stephanie Education 162 The first year I was here, I stayed in the dorm. In Malasia, we wash our face and legs before bed. I went to the sink to wash, and the other guys had to tell me this was not done here. w Meor Zulaidin, Civil Engineering Goran, Colleen Engllsh Oorchon, Robon Foreign Studles Oordomann. le Home Economlcs Gordomann, Lynn Journal Ism comm. Mlcholo Educcilon Gorkor, Mu Loglsfics Oorlaeh, Diana Anlmal Science Oosko, Jan Home Economtcs Ghan. Llsu Engllsh Olbbom, Mcuuon Radlofl'VlFum onuam. cymma Agricullure Ollllam. Mlohaol Educoilon Ollllland, Dlanu Home Economics Ollstrap. Robot! Buslness Management Gladden, Gavolyn Operations Manogemen' Olodhlll. David Flnonoe Goddard, Laura Publlc Administmion Goldman, Muuroon Accounflng Oocdln. Karon Ag Economlcs Gordon, Morgan! Physlcol Educdion German. Gregory Electrical Englneerlng Ooslk, Kann Agrlouhure Gough, Ronald Agricunure Graham. Mark Parkisecreatlon Grumpolo. Nuh Forestry Recrecmon Oruvos, Jonnlhr Joumollsm Oravu. Mlchaol Anlmcl Sclence Graves, Ronu Nursing Gravlln. Wllllam Mechanlool Englneerlng Orton. Anionic Spanish 163 Green, Pamela PorksiRecreoiion Green, Pafrlck Riskilnsuronce Grlce. Nancy Chemical Engineenng Griffin, Donna Educmion cumin, Bruce Ag Economics Grommet, Tracy Physical Therapy Gross, Jullo Physical Therapy Grossman. Dudley FisheriesANildlife Grout, Wllllam RodiofTVlFilm Groves, Sherry Accounting Grumke. Clay Accounting Grumke, Cums Ag Economics Grunlck, Llsa Graphic Design Gurney. Steven Agriculture Gmhdo. Sec General Studies Hausa, Carolyn Biological Sdences Hackleman, Dana Interior Dealgn Hackloman, Roberta Accounting Haennl, Lorlo Nursing Hagan, Clndy Educmion Hclnes. Pamela Journalism Haley. Wlllard Agriculture Hall, Brenda Accouming Hall, Brlon General Business Hull, Hensley General Business Halsey, Julle EduccTion Hamawl, lucn Civil Engineering Honcoc k, Alison Sociology Hancock, Vlrglnla Nursing Haney, Susan Computer Science 164 Someone called me from Playgirl doing a survey and asked me all kinds of terrible questions. They were disgusting! But, I think it was legitimate because the caller diddt laugh or anything. Karen Provaznik, Education Human, Llndy Horticulture Hantak, Wllllam Marketing Hurah. Duvld Animcn Science Hurblson, James Mechanism Engxneering Harke. Beth Marketing Harlan, Tammlo Journalism Harmon. John Joumonsm Harris, Mary Communicahons Harris, Tlna SpeechiCommunicolion Harrison, Pamela JoumaHsm Hanhbergor, Douglas Biologkml Science Hartman. Lynn Accounting Harman, Patrick Economics Hamleld, Jame: Chemical Engineedng Haslag. Joseph Business Logistics Haney, Patty Marketing Htmlngs. AnnoMarle Journal i sm Ho'ch, Gardner Journal i 5m Hatfield, Jayne Home Economics Haub, PairIcla SpeecmCommuniccrtion Haumouev, lam Management Havard, Alex Journo Iism Havnor, Erich FalkisecreoTion Haw, Susan RadioNVMFHm Huwklns, Joyce Journal ism Hayden, Joseph Ammol Science Hayden, Dabble Admin. Mgmi Hayes, Ellzabelh Journalism Haynes, Cynmla Accounting Haynes, Lora Education Hays, Cecllla Industrial Engmeenng Hays. Marv An Hearst, Deborah Educa'ion Hebmnk, Shella Finance Hecm, James Geoiogy 165 Heck, Kan Economics Holdelbaugh. Tracy RodioHWFilm Heldbroder. Llsa OccupaHonol Therapy Hell. Janet General Studies Helm, Michael Electrical Engineering Helmann. Karyl Personnel Counseling Hallobusch, Laura An Helhloy. Claire EIecMcm Engineedng Hendlav, Kaila Chemicm Engineering Honrle, Janet Accounting Herod, Wllllum Food SdenceiNutrifion Honhion, Barbara Marketing Hoslop. Cheryl SpeechiCommuMcoHons Howm. Jerry tndus1rial Engineering Hovman, Cathy Speecthommunicotlons chk, Kenneth General Business chkon, soon Joumcl ism Hloberl. Wanda Respiratory Therapy Hllor, Jacklyn Journal ism Hllkomeyer, Anne Educcm on Hllkor, Jullo Educhon HIII, Bonnle Education HIII, Tlm Agricunure Hlnck, Chrlslyn Animal Science Hlnda, Sandra Nurslng Hlno. Siovon Journalism Hlnson, Barbara General Buslness lel. Mlchaol Admin, Mgmt. Noddo, Molvln Biological Sclenoe Ho , Barbara Heohh Management Hoflhaus, Mary Foshton Merchandlslng Honmun. Ellzabdh Language Sfudles Hnnman, Brian EducoTlon Hollus. Lorl Social Work Holder, Davld Electrical Engineering 166 At Jones Hall, a skunk was outside a window, but some people thought something was burning. The stories got mixed up, and soon everyone thought a skunk was being burned downstairs. - Colleen Gerarty, English Holland, Terry RadonWFilm Hollander, Shari Journalism Holley. Clay Mechanical Engineering Holmes, Curio Journalism Holmes. Jamey Fashion Merchandising Homsl, Maher Mechonicm Engineering Homlnger, Cymhla SpeecNCommunicotion Hoover, Kelly Accounting Hopllngor. Frank Marketing Hopklns, Ronald Ag. Economics Hopmunn, Robona B behemislry Hoppo. Rebeccu Journalism HoraIe, Cindy Speecthommunicoiion Horlne, Brenda Biological Sciences Horn. Mollnda Home Economics Houchln. Mltchall Admin. Management House. Jet! Mechanical Engmeering Housku, Marilyn Joumalism Howard. Pamela Medical Technology Howard. Todd Journalism Hrmkowln, JIII Journalism Hucknep, Mamn Ag. Economics Huober, Sharyl EducaTion Huggins. Steve Marketing Hul, OI-chl English Literature Hull, Sarah Political Science Hummel, Eva Rodiofl'ViFilm Humphrey, Curl Economlcs Humphrey, James Helo Management Hunnlng, Llnda Histotechnotogy 167 Hunslckar. Mlchael Journalism Hunt, Carol Education Hupp, Margaret Journalism Humm, Mlchuel Education Husnl, Marla Mathematics Husslen, Buuam Control Systems Huston. Rodney Accounting Hum, Bradley Hectricol Engineering Hyde, Carol Accounting Hymer, Marcla Nursing lkenyl. Ohrlsflan Industrial Engineering lnman, Mona Education lovlno, Llsu Finance Isaac, Evelyn Business Management Jackson. Susan Educo1ion Jackavlch, Nlcholas Journalism Jacob, Phll Business Management Jacobs, Jennller Ag Economics Jacobs, Shorrl Educoiion James. Ruben Computer Sdence Jameson. JoLynn Medical Technoiogy Janltch, Jackl Respirmory Therapy Jansen, Greta Computer Science Jasper, Jefirey Ag Econom$cs Jenklns, Hugh Ag. Economics Joffe, Jay Personnel Monogement John, llll Forestry Monogment Johnson, Donna Consumer Affairs Johnson, Cheryl Animal Science Johnson, Donald Education 168 We pretended to be kids, just acting silly on the playground. I went wild on the merry-go-round and ended up with a broken leg. - Mary Sainz, Nursing Johnson, Elsa Mechanical Engmeering Johnson, James Educoiion Johnson. Jullo Personnel Mgmt. Johnson. Karon Nursing Johnson, Lorl Marketing Johnson, Pamela Educcnlon Johnson, Soon Speech Communico'ions Jones, Glcn Computer Science Jones, Grace Inferior Deslgn Jones. Jamel Pomiccl Science Jonas, Joy. Economics Jonu, Karmon Educoilon Jones, Siovon Economi cs Jordan. Arlhur Socloiogy Jordan, Clarence Rehobili'dion Counseling Joseph, Caihorlne Economics Jumps, Roy Ag, Economlcs Junoau, Jouph Civll Englneerlng Jurgensmoyor, Ron. AccounNng Kao-na. Jomoy Geology Kalur. Paul Etectricol Englneering Kaloy, lea Educdion Kullgron, Janlno RodloWlFilm Kammcyer, Cynthla Nursing Kano , Lory Rodbologic Technician Kenton, Christopher General Business KushanI-Nalad, Seyad Electrical Engineering Kat , Anna Chemical Engineering Kauendoln. Karon Fashion Merchandising Kaufman, Claudla Journal ism Kuuhch, Dowulno Agricultural Engineering Kavar,1'lmofhy English Kearney. Carolyn Psvchobgy Koo, Mamaw Account! ng Koobla, Timothy Accounti ng 169 Koellng, John Forest Mgmt. Kogln, Marv Speech Communicaiions Kent, Ohrlnophar Economics Kehr, Kom Accounhng Keller, Kelly Merchandising Kellerhals, Karen Nursing Kellorman, Wllllum Counseling Kelly, Dorclhy Education Kelly. Eugene Electrical Engineering Kelly, Patrick Finance Kemblhky, Norbert PorkyRecredion Admm Komnor, Donald Wildlife Biology Kemp, Cynihla Admin. Mgm1 Kondlg. J. Andrew Agriculture Kennedy, Ann Educcnion Kennor. MloheIo Joumotism Kem. Donald Finance Kern. Dlano Ag Journalism Kontlng, Davld BioXogy Kern. Jacquallno Interior Design Klllmor, Renee Family Development Klmufls, Mark Civil Engineering Klncanon, Byrona Political Science Klndlor, Beth Interior Design Klng, Mary Mechanical Engineering Klng, Stuart CivH Engineering Kirby, Glen Animal Science Klm, Valerie Home Economics Klsslnger, Brian Horticulture Klan. Jerry Engineering Klaus, Nlcholas Personnel Mgmt, Klemme, Mlke Communicdions Knlckmever, Laura Lee Finance Knlop, Dana Journalism Koelllng, Karen Ag Economics 170 I put something on the stove, fell asleep, and soon my whole apartment was full of smoke. I woke up thh flremen carrying axes standing over me. - Bret Dorson, Economics Knoamschlld. Bruce Ag ronomy Knox, Cathy Nursi ng Knuckles, Shphon Mechanism Engineering Koch, Ghlldlno Accou mi ng Kooppon, Tammy Nursi ng Kohl, Marlo Education Kohlor. Mlml OCcupcnionol Therapy Komm, LI: Socid Work Konaek. Ronmary Journalism Koonu, Jullunn An Kept. Elalne Journalism Kovlck, Llndu Accounting Koval, Marv Marketing Kram. Jodl Journalism Krauu. Wllllam Anfhropobgy Kramer, Allan Computer Sdence Kromov. Laura Nursing Krommagor, Kohh Mechanical Engineering Kronlboln, Cymhla Journalism Kroplunlk, Deborah Dletetlcs Kmagov. Nurlene Nursing Krug, Mark Flnonce Kruso. Mlko FlshedeWildlife Kuour, Jlm Chemical Englneering Kullman, stovon Civil Engineering Kuny. Manln Hlsfory Kurlh. Cralg Fl nunce Kun. Rlchard Educmion Lula, Marsha Fashion Merchandising Langley, Torry Animal Science 171 LupeNnu, Christiana Fashion Design Larsen, Jon POIITiCOI Science Larsen, L. Dawn Theofer Larson, Karen Education lalham, Sherrll Language Arts Studies Lailaman, Lorl Biochemistry Laughlln. Dennls Ag Mechonlzation Loughlln, Rebecca Computer Science Lawrence. Lorl Journalism Lee, Kenny Biochemistry Lefkowlh, Debby Consumer Affairs Lehman, Jeff Economics Lemeld, Christine Physical Therapy Lalnen, Wllllam Biology Lelp. Leslle Ann Education Loluner, Mlchael Education Longer, Danlal Finance Lenslng, Slagmad Ag, Economics Lenz, Sally ClothingNextiles Leon, Tlmo'hy Ag Economics laverenz. Glen Ag Economics loveren, Robyn Education Levm, Roberl Library Science Levy, Rhonda Educoiion Lleber. Karen Education L'Ecuyer, Marconi Occupationoi Therapy Llfflck, Llsa Education nghlbourne, Kenneth Chemical Engineeting Llle, Caryn Psychology leberg, Madonna Journalism 172 Having my instructor wake me up during my Math 175 final. Jeff Porter, Electrical Engineering llnk, Chrlmno Journalism Llps, Edwln Psychoiogy LIpsllx. Mlka JoumoHsm Llston, Mary Educo1ion LIHIe, Vlckl Politico! Science Llu. Dllys Electrical Engineering lelngslon. John Marketing Lockheed. Mark Journalism Lock, Jamey Ag, Econamics Locke, Rotuna Biologicd Science Lockeh. Deborah Personnel Management Lodwlck. Terry Medical Die1e1ics Loeslng. Randy Elecmcol Engineering Loemen. Janet mtedor Design Log, Thomas History Lehman, Mary Nursing Lohmeyor. Judy Clothing and Textiles Long, Courtney Journalism Lorenz. Donald Family Economics Lorenz, undo Psychology Lens, Danlel Electrical Engineering lower, Sheryll Respirmory Therapy Lucas. Llnda Education Ludewlg, Peggy Nursing Luebberlng. Gary Electrical Engineenng Lueckenhofl, Ruih Ed uccnion Lueuon, Paul Ag. Economics Luhrsen, Donald Atmospheric Science Lulemba. Geonroy PorkyRecreaiion Lundberg. John Ag. Econombs Luhk. Howard Journalism Lynch, Nancy Mechanical Engineering Lynch, Rlck Admin. Managemem Lyon, Chrmlne Mamefing Lyons, Joseph Joumarism 173 Moan. Sec Mechanical Engineering Maddox, Pamela Animal Science Maddux, Angela Educciion Mahor, Llnda Marketing Mahon, Mark Am and Scxence Malgad, Ahmed Agriculture Malna, Phllllp Animal Science Manland, Andrea Nursing Malan, James Ag. Economics Maledy. Soon Journalism Mullen, Michelle Education Mallow, Drew Chemical Engineming Manes. Joan Accouming Mumol. Tlna Animal Science Manna. Lena Industrial Engineering Marok, Llnda Economics Mam, Davld Atmospheric Science Munden, Llnda Joumolism Marshall. Margaret Therapeutic Recreation Manln, Davld Animd Science Manln, Denlse Agronomy Manln, Jullanne Fashion Merchandising Mum, Erich Civil Engineering Massey, Brown Ag. Economics Manon, Alan Animal Science Mcnhes, Davld Ammo! Science Manhews. Don Mechanical Engineering Matthews, Krlan Journohsm Mcmhews. Mark Economwcs Matthews, Siephen Biological Scwences Matthews, Wllllam 4ndustriol Engineering Matlock, Lisa Education Maupln, Duvld Electrical Engineering Maupln, Jullo Accounting Maupln, Mary Educdion 174 During the first snowfall of my freshman year, I saw people streaking on campus. - Bruce Griffith, Ag. Economics Maupln. Susan Mgmt, Dietetics Mauuy. Michael Ag. Economics Maxoy, Mark Education Maxwoll, Lu Ann Fashion Merchandising Maydon, Mark Flnance Mayor. Alllson JoumuIism McCuln, Deborah Nurslng McCall, Nancy Biology McCalloy. Jondhan General Studies MeOaIIMor. Larry Film Studies McCloary. Joel Agronomy Meelollan. Edward Chemlcal Engineering McClondon, Elleon Chemls1ry Meeluor, Nancy Journal ism McCoy, icon Animal Science McCullough. Bruco Joumall sm Macullnugh, Doug Electrical Englneeung McDonald, Ann Clothingffemles McDonald, moron: Aocountlng McFadden, John Elology 2 McForrln, Mellua Education McOInnls, Hoaiher Outdoor Recreation McGowan. Ellzuboih Joumcllsm McGrmh, Patricia Education McGrudor, Sheldon Computer Science McHanoy. Marv Journalism McKecn. Ann Nurslng McKeohan, Kevln Opermlons Mgm1 McKoovor, Morgan? Nursi ng McLean. Llnda Chemical Englneering 175 McMullln, James Political Science McNeely, Chm Finance McNeely. Jannllor Psychology McQuMy. Mary Marketing Maler, Brad Psychology Melsonhelmer, Calvln Mechanical Engineering Molssen, Chane: Animal Science Melton Ellzabelh Fashion Merchandising Monne, Davld Business Communication Mensch, Glorlu Hotel Management Merrill, llm Joumalism Memony. Dlana Economics Manger. Amy Speech Pathology Meyer, Ellzabom Accouming Mayer, Ronald Accouming Meyer. Tamera Accounti ng Mlchelo, Jameson Library Science Mlddleton, Tonl EducoTion Mlosner, Barbara Secretarial Science Mlliord, Mluy Nursing Mlller, Bernard Electrical Engineering Mlller. Bony Educmion Mlllel, Dlana Joumolism Miller, lorl Journalism Mlller, Sarah Education Mlller, Susan Journalism Mlllman, Thomas Joumclism Mllls, Dabble Management Mllner, Karen Accounting Mlnzos, Jackie English 176 In a lot of my classes, I am the only girl. I had to get used to being with just guys. - Katie Black, Ag. Education Ml ranl, Matthew Biology mm, Douglas Education Mlslura. John Management Mitchell, Robert Mometi ng MHchell. Rum Speech Communication MHra, Annaua General Busxness Mmelstaodt, Mary Geobgy Mlyuchl, Mlchlko ComputerScience Moellenback, Jana? Health Services Mgmf Monwn, Annalyn Housing Design Mooney, Thomas Educmion Moore, Belh CWolechnology Moore, Clarissa Admin. Mgmt Moore, Judy Educofwon Moore. Terri Agriculture Moorehead, Llnda Educdion Moreadhh, Fred Educc1ion Moms. eymma Business Logistics Maser, Phllllp Accounting Moien, Alllson Accounting Momon, Jonathan Nursi ng Mucko, Sondra EducoTion Mueller, Douglas Mechanical Engineering Muollor, Marcla Physical Therapy Mueller, Mlchael Political Science Mulcuhy, Crulg Admin. Mgmt. MulhaIl, Oa'herlne Health Services Mgmt. Mullen. Mlml Nursing Murdock, Marilyn Nursing Murphy, Mary Health Servlces Mgmf. Murray. Alan Mechanical Engineering Murry, Ellzubem Economics Myers, Chdmna EducoTion Mylon, Julla Journalism Nafarlah, Asghar Electrical Engineean 177 Nahntedt, Candace Education Nell, Dennls Physical Therapy Najah, All Mechanical Engmeering Nelson, Davld Management Nelson, Kelly Journalism Nelson, Rlchard Education Nelson, Robert Finance Netherlon. Sheryl Educcmon Neuschator. Janet Education Nowell, Deborah Jou mol ism Newman, JoNol Education Nlchols, Carol Clothingfrsxtiles Nlchols, Karlene Education Nlodonchuno, Mark Chemical Engineering Nlomann, Nancy Educmion Nlomcn. Rlchald Dairy Science Nlewald. Joyce Educmion leolulsen, Mollndc Political Science leon. Penelope Journal ism Nnabulfe, Vlrglnlu Educo1ion Nobel, Mary Bustness Logistics Nobles, Lanl RadiomNFilm Noland, Patty Journalism Nolde, Karen MorkeYing None. Robon AgricuHure Norman. Brian Industrial Engineering Normlle, chtlrlopher Psychoiogv Nonon. Jacqueline Education Norton. Rebocca Education Nosal. Donald General Business Novlnger, JaneAnn Accounti ng Oakson, Dabble Home Economics Oberdlck, Warren Animal Science Oberkrom. Siophen Chemicdl Engineeting Oberllng, Pamela Accouniing 17B I moved into an apartment near a couple of Bengladens. We met, they told me all about their country, then we squatted on the floor and ate rice and chicken. h Tim Tourville, Education Obormunn, Douglas Agronomy O'Brien. Charla Economics O'Irlon. Dabble Journcli sm O'Bnon. Kathleen Journalism O'Irlan. Pam Nursl ng O'Brien. Thomas Accountl ng Odon, Jonno Educdlon O'Hallorun, Danlol Mechcnlccl Englneering O'HalIorun, Joan Joumol Ism Oldham, Deborah Accounflng Olmsfoad. Mlldrod Educcnion Olree. KaOhy Speech Pathology Olson, Euzabdh Educo1ion Olugolackl, Marlon Educmion O'Moora. luau Mechanical Engineering Oplo. Kimberly Psychology Organ, Toni Nursing Ovangl. Koukab Physics Orcm, Susan Fashion Merchandising 07pm. Demce Educmion Orcholn, Karon Soclol Work Omama, John RodWTVIFiIm Osborn, Barbara Interior Design Osborn. elm Home Economics Onbom. Suzanne Food Science Ouborg. Karon Horticulture Ononkl. Joann. tnfenor Design O'Sulllvun, Colleen Journalism 0 , John Joumollsm Overeash, Jou- Agriculture 179 Overmun, James History Owen, Ingrid Finance Owen. John Accouniing Owens, Chrlnopher Journalism Ozenbergor. Pam Rodiologic Technician Palazzolo, Kari Elecmcd Engineering Paley, Susan Accounting Palmer, Le: Electrical Engineering Puppet, Chemo: Forestry Pam . Nancy Education Puuk-Schneldor. Llnda Finance Paul, Sheri Journalism Paull, Joyce Speech Pathology Paulus, Gordon Journalism Payne, cmherlno Education Pause, Phlllp Rodiofl'ViFilm Pelslrup, Ellxabom Horne Economics Pomem, Colette Psychology Pennor, Ellen Nursing Ponsel, Llsa Fash50n Merchandising Perlsho, Jonne'ne Home Economics Porisho. Run dc! Mechanical Engineering Perklm, Debby RadioWlFilm Perklns, Phllllp Agriculture Perimufler, Edwin Journalism Po rry. Anihony Animal Science Perry, Christopher Psychology Perry, Susan Home Economics Peters, Jumle Accou nfing Peron, Mitchell Political Science 180 We were in Faddenhappfs, and I wondered aloud why people our age like pizza so much. After a great discussion, my friends still tease me about the strange question. Julie Binger, Education Paterson, Bruce Mechanical Engineering Poiemn, Cvmhlu Cmovechnology Paterson. Darlene Personnd Management Pehchol. Mlchelo Home Economics Pony, Ollmon Electrical Engineering Honor, Glen Mechanical Engineering Pflug. Carrie Polmcol Science Pham. Huna Joumclism Phllllps, Grace Computer Science Phllllps, Jana . Nursmg Phllllps. Rhonda Journal lsm Phllllps, Soon Ag. Economlcs Plckons, Ellzaboth Econom ics Plckon, Thomas Business Plorkankl, JonnIIor Accounti ng Moron, Karon Journal lsm Pink. Mitchell Speech Communicmion Plpor, Dana Joumcl ism Plru. Tracy Nursing Pluokomolor. Rlchurd Ag. Economics Fla , Pam Medical Technology Plohky, Linda Journal lsrn Hunky . Eleanor Educdrion Poo, Kevln A94 Economics Pohlmun, Debra Animal Science Ponclroll, Susan Occupational Therapy 9003, Dyanne Education Pomr, Debra Speech Pathology Ponor-Vorkruyu, Ann Educcnlon Pom, Ellzabolh Food Science Pom. Lori Physlcol Therapy Powoll. Jayne EngHsh Franco, Donna Nursing Prefer. Rhonda Accounting onyor, Herbert Law 181 Prayer, Yummy Radiology Prince. Andrew Accounting Prlndvllle, Rm: Speech thology Prlnder. Mark Hodlcu Ifure Prilcho'l, Mlchael Journal ism Plovaznlk, Karon SpeecNDrcmc Prugh. Bradlord Agricunure Prunoau. Mlko Marketing Prywl'lch. Iron B Iology Pullman, Brian Markenng Pund. Danlol Accounting Pylo. Mark Finance eulck, Roben Journalism Rationy, Ban Personnel Mgmt. Iagland. Roy Animal Science Ragsdalo. Linda Radiofl'WFllm Ralsh, Barbara Accounting Ru , Susan Speech thology Ram. Jacquellno Occupaiioncl Therapy Rank. Llw Home Economics Runney, Thomas Fores1ry Mgmt. Ransom. Ann Accounting Rapp, Robert Chemical Englneerlng Rascho, Laura Education Rasmussen. Randal Ag. Economics lutclm, Gregory Psychology Railodge, Trisha Journal ism lam . Mann ! Mechontcol Engineering Rallm, Mlchuol Electrical Engineeving Rauba. Sharon Mechanical Engineerlng Rawllngs. Danlello Nuclear Medicine Rodlngion, Mlchollo Interior Design Redman. Jorl Secretarial Sclence Redmun. John Ag. Economics Redohl, Mark Opercmons Mgmi 182 My friends and I made megadisgusting posters about our head resident and 2 RA's. We got caught. When we talked to our head resident, she whipped out the posters and threw them on the ground. They still suck gravey. t Rob Riggins, Geography Rood, lradlord Engineering Rood. Jannllor Accounting noose, Robert Mechanical Engineering Roovu, William Polmccl Science Rohm. Barbara Communications Rolch. carol Housing Design Rolehon, Mary Fashion Merchandising Reld, Llul'lo Economics Hold. Robon Educofson Rold. Stephen Ag. Economics loldy. John Accounting Rollly, Patrick Journal ism nolmors, Judy Spcni sh Rolnagol, Rome Education Rolno, Cthla Education Rolnholmor. Vlc'lorla Ekectricol Englneemg Rolnko, Shari Accounting Rolnmund, Michael Psychology Relu, Sievon Journal ism Rolfz, Robert Admin. Mg mt Rolleh. Georgia English Ronkon, am: Social Work Rour. Alan Counseling Romlck, Mlndy EngHsh Roust, Oarln Biology Rowollmkl, Christine Educcfion Roynolds. Mary Polmccl Science Rlce, Allie Chemical Engineering Rlco, Chrlulna lmenov Design Rlchcrds, Wllllum Animal Science 183 Rlchardson, Scarlett Education Rlchoy. Thomas Operations Monogement Rico. Gloria EducoNon Rlle, Melody Home Economics ngglns, Roben Geography Rllay, Jeffrey Agriculture Rlppe'o, Lorl Home Economics RHchle, Hazel Marketing Rmer, Dlana Health Service Management Roach, Mlchaol Ag, Economics Robblns, Howard Admin Mgmt. Robom, June Animal Science Robertson. Dole Indusiriol Engineering Iobey, Joann Educcmon noblnson, Ghen Recrecmon Administrcmon Roblnson, Jane! Journalism loblnson, Ruben Accounting Robne , Glenn Elec1ricoI Engineering Roche, Ann Computer Science Rodehohr. Deborah Political Science Rodhouso. Melody Admimstrofion Management Roe, Susan ParkszecreoTion Roeger, John Marketing Romano, Rhonda Education Romlnes, Jon Biochemistry Roque, Luls Psychology Ross, Robln Education lose. Ehrlch Pomicol Science Rosa, Robert Joumolism Rosemeyev, Julla Industrial Psychology 184 Before I turned 21, I was at the Shack with about four friends. It was raided and since we couldn't produce ID,s, we were taken in, summoned, fined a $12 court fee and paid $50 for an alcohol education course. e Wanda Lipskoh, Journalism Ross, Taylor Mechanical Engineering Ron, Suzanne Social Work Rom, Deborah Nursing Romman. Jay Poldicct Science Rover. Ann Educcnion Rubln. Andrea Speech Communiccmon Ruchfo, Quentin Morkeiing Ruckor, Davld Electrical Engineering Bucket, Mark Industrial Engineenng Rudder. Lomo Education Rudrotf, Terry Mechanical Engineering Rue, Kevln Journalism Ruhlman, Beverly Education Russo, Nancy Speech Communicmion Ruth, Mlko Education Rutledge, Jane Occupational Therapy Ryan, Siacle Cmotechnobgy Rychlewskl, Clndy Electrical Engineering Saab, Hlkmat Civil Engineering Saufhon, Raymond Finance Subeuun. Faramun Electrical Englneenhg Saber, Leslln Journal ism Sadlo, Joan Agrlcu Ifure Salnz, Mary Nurslng Sakaguchl, Susan Education Salehl, Asghar Indusmol Engineering Sallsbury, Rhonda EducoTion Salmons, Klmberly Joumullsm Sunburn. Karen Educcmon Sanders, Nancy Finance Sanderson, Sheryl Nursing Sandler, Lesll Social Work Scanner, Barbara Education Sansone, Teresa RodioWlFilm Saraclnl, Charles Ag Economics 185 Sawchak, Paul Accounting Save. Deborah thsxcal Therapy Scuntlun, Mark Biological Science Schaner. Pairlclo Social Work Schellch, Sandra Education Schandler, Cathy Fashion Merchandising Scheldf, Andrew Electrical Engmeering Scholp, Krlstan Nursing Schove, Peggy Accounting Schowe. Debbla Medico! Technology Schlohhcuer, Culherlne Howiculture Schmldlleln, Mlchuel Accounting Schmm, Denise Economics Schneldev, Jean Psychology Sehnoldar, Karon Speech Poihology Schnelle, Merle Ag. Economics Schoeck, Jane RodioWFilm SchlodI, Robeson Mmhemmics SchuoHe, Anne Horticulture Schul'la, Chrls'lne Education Schune, Rodney Mechanical Engineering Schultz, James MOMeting Schultz, Scott Joumolisrn Schulze,1'lm Agriculture Schumaeher, Joe EOecm'col Engineering Schvonlngor, Frank Agricuwure Schwartz, Karl EducoTion Schwan, James Food Sciences Schwanemraub, Erlc Fi ncnce Schweder, Pamela Polmcol Science Schwsrdl, Judnh Accounting Sec , Randal Biological Science soul. Maggle Nursing Sealby, Randall Ag. Economics Scale, Llnda Education 186 Sell, Charlo- Joumol ism Somko. Frodorlck Mechanical Engineering Senokor, Robocea Honiculture Soslor. Robocca Journal ism Shaffer. Doug Animal Science Shaffer. Sydno Clothingfl'extile Shauom. Slophon Morketi ng Shaw. Davld Biologlcol Science Shaw. Jacklo Journal Ism Shaw, Llsa Health Management Shook, Jonnllor Accounting Sholby, Laura Education Shonon. Jan Accountlng Sher. Sumn EducoHon Shlno, Edmund Economics Shannon Robin Journal ism Shook, Traci Animal Science Shut, Dluno Medlcol Technology Shubo, Holon Accounting Shunz. Wllllum Biological Science I had a very early morning rendezvous in the girFs bathroom in the Engineering Building; and Fm not even an engineer. Mike Leadlove, RadiolTVmilm Shykon. Mark Public Relcnions Sldu, Tlmofhy Industrial Engineering Sloborl, Cards Educcnlon Slovoklng. Mam: Pomlcal Sclence Slgnorlno, Kamcnno Joumcl ism Slvorborg, John Anlmcl Science Sllvsrmlnh, Howard Agrlcuhure Slmon. Tern Health Management Slmon. Michael SpeecNCommunlcoiions sunpson, Tammy EducoTion 187 Slms. Rolann Education Slnclalr, Bridgei Biological Sciences Slngleton. KorwIn Chemical Engineering Slsler. Jana RodioWFilm Shemore. Katherine Journalism Sklmmlng, Jeffrey Biological Science Skosky, Donald Mechanical Engineering Skrulnka, Klm Fashion Merchandising Slater, Jlmmy Ag. Economics Smalll Terrance Political Science Smhh, Bram Fisherieleildlife Smith. David Educcfion Smlm, Jacquellne Journalism Smith, John Political Science Smnh, Kevln Forestry Smnh, Kirby Accounting Smnh. Leona rd Busmess Management Smnh. Naialle Journal ism Smm'n, Peggy Nursing Smlfh, Randall Agricu Iture SmIOh. Richard Mechomcol Engineering Smlth. soon Finance Smith, Sharon Interior Design Smllh, Susan Busmess Management Smnh, Vlckl Biologicd Science One day I was sitting in physics class, before lecture a guy popped out of the floor, put a Coke bottle on the podium and left. Drew Mallow, Chemical Engineering Smoot, Larry Mechanical Engineering Snapp, Tara Microbiology Snavely. Sheri Anthropology Snell, Rlchard FisheriesMildlife Sokolowskl, Davld Marketing 188 Solomon. Brent JoumoHsm Solomon. John Economics Soule, Melissa Accounting Spalnhower. James English Spengler. Robert Business Management Sparks. James Joumclism Spatulora, Sandra Accounting Spaw, Steven General Studies Spelser, Mark Journuiism Spelser, Terri Fashion Merchandismg Spencer. Debora Animal Science Spencer, John Journalism Spencer, Mlml Educc1ion SplndIer, Mark Sociology Spllsgurdi, Cynthla Educmion Spurgeon, Dcvld Agricunure S'aashalm, Emle Ag Economics Stations, Timothy Industrial Engineering Siuhlschmldl, Pam Physical Therapy stamm. Klo Mechanical Engineering Slames, Susan Physical Therapy Stedolln, JoAnn Educdion Steele, Thomas Political Science Stelnen, Robert PubHc Administration Siensirom, Karin Agriculture Siophans, Cralg Finance Siophan, Eric RodioWlFilm Slophons, Peggy N ursing Stephenson, Scot! Political Science 810m, Elisa Education 81mm, Clara Health Management Stevens, Barbara Journal ism Stevens, quld Chemical Engineering Stevens, Llnda Houslng Design Stewart, Robert Finance 189 Sflpp, Lorl Journal i sm Sioeckloln. Ellene Physical Therapy Stoker. Rebecca Educa1ion Stellar. Scan Accoumi ng Stone, Stave Compmer Science stoppok, Jennifer ChildFomily Devetopment Siovull. Sonja Psychology Slrebeck, Shon-Ill Journalism smoldeden, land Fashion Merchandising SMagel. Julle Educmion Sirlnger. Paula Fashion Merchandising strodlmun, Jane Physical Therapy Stropo, Brenda Business Management Shape, Jacquellno Health Management Siren. Kovln lnferVor Design Strutmun. Mlchelle Agronomy stuckley, Chane: Dairy Science Stun , Tamara Educcnion Smbbs, Katherine Agriculture Suddanh. Dean Business Management Sudsberry, Nancy CthlFomily Developmen? Sulkowskl, Dlane Consumer Affairs Sulllvcln, Karl Education Sullivan. Mary Mometing Sulllvan. Foggy Educmion Sum, Kwok EXectricol Engineering Surgl. Ellzuboih An History swan, Gordon Agronomy Swlney. Nancy M onogemem Sven, Tlmoihy Honicu nure syich, Mary English Taft, Shella Nursing Tuggan, Su1anno Home Economics Iansks, George Hotel Management Taylor, Judnh Accounting 190 I was working at the Loeb Desk the day of the first snow last winter, When lots of nude guys paraded by in the Annual Stone House Streak. - JoAnn Slaughter, Education Teasdale. Laura Therapeutic Recreation Tomman. Carol Medical Technobgy temple. Randal Marketing roman. Shun SpeechICommunicotion Terrace, Sarah Heobfh Monogemem Tom . Della Management Tovls. Dan Finance Tharp, Cathy Accounting Thlbaun. Nlcole Ans and Science Thoonon. Konnom Bus$ness moonen, Randy Ag Economics Thomas. Douala: Animal Science Thomas. Gaylo Education Thomas. Pamela Management Thomas, Penny Sociology Thompson. Cheryl Management Thompson. Pamela Marketing Thomas. Steven Computer Science Thorpe, Theresa Forestry Throlkold. Molonlo RodioA'WFl Im Thuno. Mark Educmion Tlemann, Rhonda Education Tlemann, Robon Ammol Science 'I'lomoy. Susan Hotel Management Tlupok, Davld SpeecNCommunicmion 'I'obben, Gdhy Morketlng 'loben, Klmberly Horticuiture Ton, Tracy English TomaI-Kroh, Dalia Medical Technology 'loole. Allen Mechonicot Engineering 191 To'h, Robert Accounting Troeca, John Eleciricol Engineering Yrem, Lyle Business Logistics Trlmble, Richard Animal Science Triple , Llsu Nursing Trl1len, Ca rol Occupmionol Therapy Troumar, Carolyn Economics Troyer, Robln Occupoflonol Therapy Trudeau, Lee Journal ism Tshabalclu, Mavuso Sociology Tuck. Torry EIecMcol Engineering Tucker, Barb Child Developmem Tucker, Robert Journal ism Tumsky, Llnda Business Monogmem Turloy, Sarah Speecthommunbcdion Turner, Donna Educmion Tye, Sharon Home Economics Uhlenbrock, Christine Nursing Ulrey, Connle Animal Science Ulrich. Dlana Education Unruh, Mlchaol Engl ish Valerius, Laura PorksiRecreoTion VunAlphen. Mlscha Economics VanBeak. Mlchael Horticulture VanTassel, John Fi nonce Vundellcm, Susan PoHticol Science Vandenllca, Rang Nursing Vandevon, Greg Biochemistry Vamoll, Jon Economics Vamp. Vlrglnlu English 192 I personally delivered a tomato juice glass to a girl in Bingham Cafeteria When I was a beverage boy. In the next MA NEATER, a personal ran: Dear Tomato Juice Man, do you do room service? We went out the next Saturday. s Kevin Berry, Industrial Psychology Vorbock. Alllson Physics Vorkruyse, Bnan Mechanical Engineering Vlobrock, Lose Educmion Vlohmann, Klmborlv Home Economics Vlonlng, Rlchurd Biochemistry thlo, Nlcollnu Nursing V091, Edward Accounting Volmen, Judy 300ch Work Vonllohn. Judy Personnel Monogemem VonGremp, John Computer Science Voyplck. Beth SpeechiCommunicuHon Vrbancc, Margaret Computev Science Vrooman, Halll Engush Vlooman, Vlckl Psychology Wade, Scot! Biological Science Wahlo, Rlehard Homoul'ure Wulgm, Nell Hodiculiurs Waldman, Judlm Nursing Waldron. Ann. Marketing Walker, Waller Economics Walker, Wllllam Psychotogv Wall-Smlh, EIIsaboih Nursing Wallace, Ohrmlno Education Walsworlh. Lynn Marketing Walkman. Douglas Management Waltnor. Mary Engl ish Wahrlp. Nancy French Wumser. Ann Journal ism Ward, Aprll Agriculture Ware. Ka1hryn Biochemistry Wamol. Laura SpeecthommundcaTion Wuuor. Marilyn Joumcl ism Watkins. Deborah PorkyRecreaTion Watson, Bany Accounting Wahon, Gllbsn Agricutfure Wears. Thomas Mechanical Engineering Weathers, Duncan Physics Weathers, Marguerite SpeechMCommuniccfion Weumenby, Wllllarn JoumoHsm Weaver. Mark Murkehng Weber. Amv Journalism Weber, George Ag Econom$cs Weber, Terry Fashion Merchandising Weber, Thomas Civil Engineering Wehmeyer, Sylvla Interior Design Woldner. Daryl Ag Economics Walker, Fred AnimoX Science Welllfz, Carol Physical Therapy Wolmmb, Mark Finance Walnsfeln, Erlc Psychobogv Walss, Llnda Accounting Weln, Rlchard Mechanical Engineering Welbom, Stephen Finance Welch. Olalre Rodiofl'WFilm Wellbrock, Samantha Inferior Design Weller, Nola Nursing Wells, Kelll RadioXTWFilm Wlllsl Steven POIINCQI Science Wells, Tamale Forestry Welter, Janlce Fashion Merchandising Welter, Hugh Journalism Wenskl, Edward Mechonlcul Engineering Werner, Anna Nursing Werner, Darla Medwcol Technology Werner, Patrick: Occupmionol Therapy Wat. Gertrude Accouming Wasilund. cheryl SpeecNCommunicmion Whlstler, Stephen Finance Whalay, Shall Respiratory Therapy Whne, Aaronelle Psychology 194 I received a $50 jaywalking ticket while collecting for the American Cancer Society on Stadium Boulevard. - Scott Andrew, Electrical Engineering Whno, Gregory Agnculmre Whno, Jouvev Hnancs Whnod, Linda Computer Science Wlodemunn, Marilyn Food Science Wlolchhaus. Anne Nursing Wllcox. Patrick: Home Economics Wllcoxson, Jonne Agriculture Wlldo, Carol Home Economics Wlldo, Claudia English Litercnuve Wllde, Jonnller Management Wllds. Dlana Psychology Wlloy, Jenny Social Work Wlloy, Klmbony Management Wllhelm, Robon Joumcl ism Wllkenlng, Laura Education Willa. Jay Electrical Engineering Wllllaml, Karen Speecthommunicafion Wllllamn, Peggy Accounting Wllllams, Tracy Nursing Wllllams, Vlvlan Electrical Engineering Wolfe. Charles Educmion Walk, Stan Animal Science Wllllumun, Sharon Joumclism Wlllls, Rlck English Wllson. Barbara Electrical Engineering Vlllson, Bruce Animal Science Wllson, Deanna Education Wllson, Dewayne RodioNWFi I m Wllson, Thomas History Wllson, Wllllam Animal Science 195 Vllndlon, Charles Psychology Wlnkolmoyar, Mama PorkyRecreoTion Wlnklng. Tracoy Health Managemem Wlmor, Chris ClothingHextiles WlnhrI S'ophon Education erl'h, Stewart Accounnng Wlsdom, Katherine FisherieyWildlife Wlssbaum, Joseph Dairy Science wm. Anna Occupmionol Thelcpy Wmhaus, Kris Morketi ng Wolcon, Laura Education Walt, George Civil Engineering Wolfe, Anna Nursing Wom, Julla Psychology Wong, chrlane Compu'er Science Wood. Cheryl Journalism Woods, June! Animal Science Woods, Julle Journalism Woodson, Sharon Education Worley, Vlrglnla Biological Science Wormlngiun. Larry Dairy Science Wright, Davld Agriculture wngm, Mark Honicuhure Wrcble. Mlchaal Electrical Engineering Wu. JoWen Biological Science Wullekuehler, Lauren Marketing Wum, Robert Electrical Engineering Wynn, Ellen Pomicol Science Wynne. Sharon Educafion Yancey. Chuck Ag. Economics Varber. Joel English Varwood, Kenn Journalism York, Dabble Education Young. Cassandra Fashion Merchandising Young, Wllllam Finance 196 I was avoiding a house meeting, when I saw a mouse scurrying across the floor; I diant want to scream because I wasnIt at the meeting. My roommate came home and I told her about the mouse. She screamed and everyone from the house meeting came to catch the mouse. We heard it for a week e paranoid -- we slept with the lights and radios on. F inally, we trapped it in a food cabinet and our boy friends took it outside. e Nancy McCormick. Physical Therapy W Voungkln, Karla Educdion Zamberlan. Theresa Counseling Psychology Zarek. Alan Educofion Zelgev, Brlan Civil Engineering zallmer, Vlcky Education lesch, Sieven Journalism Zlalu, Kathryn Industrial Engineering Zlckon. Caron Fashion Merchandising Ilmmer. Randall Animal Sclence Zlmmermann, Mark Art Ilnn, Sandra Physics llpp. Carol PamyRecreoTion erkle, cum FisheriesANildlife Zulaldln, Mao! Civil Engineering ZurheIde, Pamela Industrial Engineering 197 . 34'. h . x.- . r 1 . - .Ir ' . n. V. I u . u . - P? 91 w w n: a: I E o k Photos by Gary Allen 202 203 c 2 3 E m 0 :22 250 00 205 Tom Reese 9 E m E m 0 E n. 208 Photos by Gary Allan 209 210 Photos by Gary Allan 213 They all laughed The 1982 season didn'T Tickle Warren Powers' funny bone Before The season, was There an omen ThoT The Missouri fooiboii Team would slip from four consecuiive bowl ap- pearances To 5-4-2? Yeah, when Kevin PoTTer broke his ankle iin JulyJ, Coach Warren Powers offered. IT wasn'T funny. NeiTher was The season for Powers. AcTualiy, There wasniT any indicoTion ThaT he would sTrug- gie, he adds. BuT his Tigers did. N was he odmiTs, a very unforiunaTe season. 1982 was perhaps Warren Powers' worsT season as a coach, excepTing maybe his firsT year of coaching QT Washingion STaTe in 1977, when his Team was 66. BuT even ThoT season was highlighted by a defeoT of Nebraska. The1982 Tigers were 5-4-2 and failed To cioim vicTory from a Team wiTh o respecioble record. Chronologically, Powers found The season To be frusTraTing, disappoinTing and, in The end, reiieving, basically because H was over. Powers' high- IighT? The IasT game of The season. IT was a season he won'T soon forgeT, Though he probably would like To. He was in The hoT seaT from The sTorT, having To defend Missouri's piecemeal schedule aT pre-season ban- queis, and in The midsi of The season, when The Unplug Powers buTTons and groundless Talk of a coaching change become fashion. Everybody's going To have C: Time when They're sTruginng, Powers explains. And 1982 seemed To be his year To sTruggle. Powers and The Tigers opened camp in balmy AugusT wiTh sweai on Their brows NOT merely due To The sun's heaT, buT heaT from fans and alumni who berated The Team's schedule and TalenT. The whoie season sTarTed on a down beoTZ Powers recalls. We'd been fighTing ThoT ischeduie Taikl since iasT spring. Everywhere we wenT we heard obouT our schedule; Where'd you geT Thai schedule? Til ended up explaining oil The Time; I was jusT sick of people Taiking abouT The scheduie. There wasn'i a very posiTive oTTiTude in The UniversiTy, The ciTy I ven his joke was somber in Tone. Text by Chuck Finder 214 Strong safety Kevin Potter saw the Tigersi season Turn from bad to worse during The game versus K-STate. Potter went out with a leg injury, and his team went on To an embarrassing 7-7 final. Robina Donina 3w - .9: 13mm! was not okayvaI' .a'. aymond Halrston. The ,galrged 483 yards on - , thus' spoilingthe fre : T 'i , Gary Alien pholo V ;, h I Whlle the offense was out to lunch most of the season, the defense dug In for seconds. FAR RIGHT: Jeft Smlth cracks a K-State recelver In the open field. RIGHT: Rod Sklllman t51t, Taft Sales t95t, Robert Curry test and Randy Jostes t99t formed an Iron curtain on the defenslve Ilne. BELOW: Sales and Kevln Potter let an Army quarterback take it on the Gary Allan Joh n Trotter and The sToTe obouT our schedule, I'm noT making excuses. i . iT's jusT Thai some people were in such a furor over H, The negaTivism spread To The Tigers, Powers says. They could never kick The sTigma of The schedule, which in realiTy was Thrown TogeTher in less Than a year's Time A mosT are devised seemingly generaTions in advance. Missouri's firsT opponeni. Colorado STaTe. was inserTed in The schedule The auTumn before. The Roms weren'T much of an appealing opponenT To fans because of Their 0-12 record in 1981, buT These Tigers weren'T going To win wiTh ease, The Team amassed nearly 600 yards in offense but Turned The ball over seven Times and won only 28-14. IT was fore- shadowing. AgainsT Army, Missouri commiTTed Three Turnovers in a diffi- culT 23-10 Triumph; ogainsT Texas five Turnovers in a 21-0 loss: againsT EasT Caroline, Three Turnovers in a 28-9 vicTory. By midseason, The Tigers had The inauspicious disTincTion of leading The noTion in Turnovers. iTThaT was our biggesT nemesis, Powers says. As c1 coach iT's frusTraTing. We'd Turn The ball over and nexT Time we'd soy TLeT's run someThing really conservaTive, so IeT's run a dive' And Then e bangl e we fumble The ball. You do ThoT, and you sTorT geTTing paranoid obouT Hi We were lucky we were 3-1 going inTo The Kansas STaTe game. H was Then The beads of sweat on Powers' brow were re- placed by furrows In Power's esTimaTion, The Team's opTimism and confidence of having a good season blew away in biusTry Konsos Cd. 9. His Tigers began Their Big EighT schedule in MonhoTTan, Kan, playing The upsTarT Konsos STaTe Wildcats. Powers Took a broWoeaTing: The elements bullied his Team InTo Three Turnovers. He waTched in frusTraTion as Kansas STaTe Threw for a Touchdown on fourTh-and-32. And he waTched wiTh anguish cs Missouri's 52-yard field goal Try wiTh :09 left Tell one yard shorT. The game ended in 0 Tie, 7-up. To Powers, iT was a loss. We never should've goTTen beaT over There, The coach says somewhaT biTTeriy. We were inTimidaTed by The wind; we were inTlmidoTed by Kansas STaTe a IiTTie biT. TTth game really mm in a IoT of ways. A week iaTer, Iowa STaTe came back To Tie The Tigers 17-17 in Missouri's homecoming. The crowd hurled o cacophony of boos aT Powers and his charges as They IefT The field afier The game. They were probably booing me and noT The Teamf he said Then. More Than a week IaTer, afTer Nebraska edged Missouri 23- 19 in Lincoln, Neb., Powers was The biTTer one. Tiger defensive Tackle Randy JosTes was accused of cheap-shoTTing Comhusker's quarTeroock Turner Gill In The game, and The accusation irked Powers, The coach ofTen replayed his video cosseTTe of The game, which had been Televised regionally by ABC, and was infu- rloTed by The commenTaTor's remarks abouT MissouriTs dirTy TacTics. He asked The enTire sTaTe To Telephone The neTwork and complain. Few called. Powers was again frusTraTed one day before Holloween. when his Team was drummed 30-20 by Oklahoma STaTe in STilloner, Okla. Suddenly, The baTTered Tigers were 3-2-2 and looking TorTheir firsT Big EighT vicTory IaTe in The season, Relief come. Gomes wiTh Colorado and Kansas, sandwiched around a contesT oT Oklahoma, were just whaT Powers had ordered e 219 victories. After pasting Coiorado 35-14 at home, the Tigers went into Oklahoma tired and hurt. They left 41 -14 losers, more tired and more hurt. That was a-good example of a banged-up football team trying to play for pride, Powers says The next week they gained some pride, beating rival Kansas 16-10. Best of all, Powers admits, was that the season came to on end. We were glad to win the last one and get this year over with, Powers said with relish after the game. iiThis season hasnt been worth a damn since it started. Warren Powers closed out the 1982 season the way he be- gan ite upset and a tad defensive. But on the 104th and last day of the football season, he couldn't rest. Recruiting would come next, and later he would have to hire five new coaches. i think with the new guys tplayers and coachesJ coming in, I iook at the positive side, says Powers. He almost has to. He has faced the winds of discontent, the rumors of firings, the worst record of his career. In the aftermath, he stands ready to weather whatever else may come. You've just got to battle the storm, he says. I Quarterback Marlon Adler and flanker Craig White am connected for a 42-yard touchdown pass against Oklahoma. ABOVE: Santlo Barbosa tzzi gives White a high-tlve for his catch. Photos by Gary Alien 222 a'.'!ao- Gary Allen When the temperature rose, some kickers covered up and some took off their shoes. ABOVE: Field goal kicker Bob Lucchesi struggled in 1982 wlth his accuracy. ABOVE RIGHT: Todd Richmond toed the line and came on for three-polnters. RIGHT: Tom Carruthers takes aim on an Army kick-off retu rner. Kicker Brad Burdltt m booted a 51-yard field goal against Nebraska in 1982. John Trotter John Trotter 223 thos by Gary Allan TOP: Tracey Mack stiff-armed opposing tacklers before convening to linebacker. ABOVE: Marlon Adler 0m and Brad Perry spllt quarterback duties. A knee Injury shortened his season. RIGHT: Off-tackle runs looked better than ever when Santio Barbosa mm took the hand-off. Here, he sllps on a pass play against Kansas. Tom Reese Gary Allen TOP: Duncan Hoffman an helps the referee with the flrst down call on a special teams play. ABOVE: James Caver mm averaged 15.5 yards per catch, Including this one, sandwiched between Wildcat defenders. LEFT: Whoops! Caver didn,t catch this one, but he did snare a 76-yard TD pass against Kansas. Tom Reese Tom Reese 227 Bob Holt III Aw :; Meet the DJ Text by Chuck Finder MeeT DemeTrious Johnson, The TooTboll player. His joy is inTimidaTing and squishing defensive players who are larger Than he. MeeT DemeTrious Johnson, The youTh counselor. His greaTesT joy is comforTing and guiding wayward adolescenTs. lTis jusT like a person wiTh a spliT personaliTy, or on color, Johnson Tries To explain. l'm noT ThaT aggressive, crazy person off The field as on iT. On The fooTball field, I like The label of being aggressive, buT off iT I like being looked aT as a normal, nice person. And he is. He's also a husTler, a worker. FooTball is fun, buT iT's noT forever. Helping disadvanTaged kids will be. lT's Johnsonis aim, and his paTh so far has been True. He was one of The few Missouri Tiger TooTball players To earn his diploma on schedule, and ThaT was imporTanT To him. BuT ThaT is The way he aTTacks sporTs. and The way he embraces life. Johnson's looks bely his divergenT naTures. He flashes a smile, and The room brighTensl Vou can'T help buT noTice The TooTh in The fronT wiTh The filling of gold, as in The Denver Gold, The UniTed STaTes FooTball League Team ThaT made him iTs TirsT drafl selecTion. His snarl can induce shivers, Too. A lowering of The eyes and fixing of The sTare conjures ThoughTs of a predaTor sTalking his prey. And he usually bags his kill. ThaT is The parT of Johnson ThaT inTeresTed The NFL DeTroiT Lions! who selecTed him in The fiTTh round as Their TirsT defensive back of The drafT. They said i had a preTTy good opporTuniTy going inTo The USFL because I was a flrsT-round pick, Johnson says. BuT iT looks preTTy good in DeTroiT, he adds! I've goT a helluva chance There. Chance. In Johnson's book, chance is a momenT upon which you seize and capiTalizel He's noT a siTTer, he's a deer. His maTuraTlon since coming To Missouri is apporenT. I always Try To asserT myself and geT whaT l wanT, he says. Johnson can do iT by playing The con. The smile endears you, and Then he puTs The rub on you. Before you know iT, you've been husTled, almosT hornswoggledi Ask Lenny Wechsler. The former Missouri baskeTball player once fell prey To Johnson's needling and challenged Johnson To a conTesT of one-on-one. He dldn'T Think l could play baskeTball, Johnson says, BuT he never saw me play. Johnson wenT abouT The challenge in The same manner he plays cornerback; he mapped ouT The siTuaTion and Then TormulaTed a plan of aTlack. He figured his sTrengTh ---- Oklahomals Darrell Shepard is thrown for a yard loss by strongman Demetrious Johnson. and quickness would beaT Wechsler underneaTh The baskeT. IT did. Johnson laughs aT The ThoughT ThaT The debiliTaTing loss caused Wechsler To leave The baskeTball Team. IT might have had someThing To do wiTh iT, he says. The smile fades when he recalls his senior season 1982, a year beseT wiTh The Type of Ties you can'T reTum, doesn'T slT well wiTh Johnson. He had a good season, mind you, he was The only Missouri player To receive all-America honorable menTion. BuT The disappoinTmenT of a lacklusTer 5-4-2 season josTles The inTimidaTor. nl wish we could have done a loT beTTer, he says empTin He perhaps was The HlT Man in Missouri's bam-bam backfield. YeT The secondary had iTs misfires, and The rest of The Team shoT blanks ofien. H was a siTuaTion where The Team didn'T play well, he says. When The Team doesn'T play well, ThaT means lTs people aren'T playing wellK' We Tried To keep The Team TogeTher, Johnson says of The senior defensive backs: roommaTe and close friend Kevin PolTer, Raymond HairsTon and he. llWe all Tended To play a leadership role. Which is someThing Johnson doesn'T hesiTaTe To do. Guidance is his Torre. wheTher H be redireciing The flighT of a fooTball or seTTing a youngsTer on The righT course. The loTTer is his ulTimaTe ambiTion. llThe life in fooTball won'T lasT for long. He can see himself reliring from fooTbaIl aT The age of 27 To begin his own cenTer for lnner-ciTy adolescenTs. His pasT is in The souTh side of ST Louis, where he was chased by bullies unTil he sTood up for himselfl He realizes whaT iT Takes and reTurns periodically To speak oT banqueTs To illusTraTe ThaT kids like him can make iT. He worked aT The Missouri Board of ProbaTion and Parole in The summer before his senior season. A 21-year-old whose educaTion was being funded and whose career appeared seT in whaTever profession he would choose. he was The employmenT counselor To a gamuT of criminals. ll wasn'T easy, buT iT helped him grow 80 did being a big broTher To kids in The NCAA's VolunTeer For YouTh program. lT's inTeresTing To see how you can be a big facTor in Their lives, Johnson says Pol'ler, whom Johnson played againsT in high school and whom he befriended early aT Missouri, pariicipaTed in The VFY program wiTh his roommaTe. He remembers The young freshman from McKinley High School in ST Louis whom he Taughl The finer poinTs of running backward, He's come a long way, PoTTer says, BoTh of him have. I 229 Good witch rides broom to headlines Text by Shelly Anderson emember The Saturday mome ing corToon ThoT hod iTs run a few years back, The one obouT a Teenage wiTch horned Sobrino? She was 0 good wiTch who rode a broom and used her ponyToiI as her wand. Well, she may be off The oir, buT you don'T have To go Too for To jog your memory. Add a couple of years To her age, puT some running shoes on her, and you come up wiTh an uncanny resemblance in Missouri's sTor runner, Sabrina Domhoefer. Dornhoefer does magic in The name of good, Too. BuT herperforming is done on The cross counTry courses. And she doesn'T use a broom or her blond ponyToiI. She can fly jusT fine wifhouT Them. As 0 sophomore, Dornhoefer sTole The show. She held up The Tigers' end CT The Big EighT Championships. While Three of Missouri's runners goT injured prior To The conference meet, Domhoefer Took iT upon herself hoT only To win The meeT, buT To do H in a course record-seTTing Time of 17 min- utes floT. Dione Hirrlinger, in ninTh, was The onTy oTher Missouri represenToTive in The Top 10. The Tigers finished fourTh. Domhoefer Then wenT on To win The NCAA DisTricT 5 meeT and earn All- America honors. I Charlie Leigh! BELOW: Sabrina Dornhoefer anchored the womenhs cross country team, which was beset with injuries. LEFT: After her first-place win in the NCAA Distrlct 5 meet, she was voted to the All-America team. Gary Allen 231 Running on empty here is only one word that adequately describes Missouri's 1982 campaign: stricken With injuries. With illness. And with a lock of athletes suited especially for the long haul. We recruit c: combination athlete e one who can perform in both cross country and trook, 11gers'oooch Roger Grooters explained. ttThot has hurt us in cross country because we had no true distance runnerslt Those runners that looked as if they might alleviate the situation and go on to become bright spots faded. Freshman Jeff Pigg, twice the Missouri state cross country champion in hlgh school, took a redshirt because of tendinitis and could not help the Tigers ot alt. Anothertop recruit, Poul Skei of Norway. bottled with or viral infection and c pulled groin muscle the entire season and was never in top form, Text by Shelly Anderson The program probably would have turned around . t t if we hadn't had so many injuries, Grooters said. We only recruited or few quality people, following our plan of de veloping o totctt cross country and track program, and two of them were hurt. The results of having a team basically mode of middle distance runners were predictable: disappointing. Disappointing to the tons, disappointing to the runners. and disappointing to seoond-yeor coach Grooters, who sow his building blocks crumble with each new casualty. The Tigers finished third in their first two scoring meets - both triongulors e and went on to wind up lost in the Big Eight Championships I Illness and injuries riddled the mews cross country team. Loping the coumryside cooled some runners' heels. Charlie Leight photo m FAR RIGHT: Coach Mike English, Jackle Clark, Cheryl Ringen and Paula Canchola cheer the Tigers to a No. 15 ranking nationwide. RIGHT: Sandy Oren! US and Dianne Berg an block an opponents, spike. 234 Photos courtesy oi Spons Information English puts Tigers 0n the ball Text by Diane Frost he Missourl volleyball team finally did it. Afterslx years trying unsuccessfully, the Tigers finally beat Big Eight powerhouse Nebraska. In a season when Missouri posted its best record ever. 26-6, there weren't too many teams the Tigers didn't beat. Mlssourl won 19 straight games before losing to Southwest Mlssourl State durlng the Mizzou lnvltational. In fact, Southwest was the only team that beat Missouri twice during regular season playr Iowa State defeated the Tigers during regular season play and in the second round of the Big Eight touma- ment, thus eliminating Missouri. The teams that beat us - Nebraska, Southwest Missouri State and Iowa State e all took their lumps early and came on strong late in the season, head coach Mike English said One thing we learned is that we need to play tougher match- es throughout the yearr not just at the end, Although the matches mlght not have been as tough as the Tigers would 've liked, there was still the pressure of continuing the unbeaten streak and maintaining a national ranking. Missouri broke into the Top Twenty at 18th and peaked during October at 15th. It was the first time the Tigers were ever ranked natlonally. FourTlgers received all-conference recognition from the Big Elght during the regularseason. Sophomore hitterSharen Olm- stead and freshman setter Sandy Onent were flrst-team selec- tlons, while Ritchie Ponquinette was named to the second. team and Debbie Urbonckas earned honorable mention. We should have more depth next year and with such a strong nucleus returning we should be in good shape, English sold. Most of our players have only begun to tap their poten- tlal. With all but one member of the 1982 squad returning maybe It won't take the Tigers six years before they beat Nebraska again. I 235 LEFT: No, thls Is not a lesson In headlng a soccer ball. Sophomore thchle Ponqulnette crunches one Into an lnept Cornhusker. BELOW: Team captain Deon Colllns receives congratulatlons after a game-wlnnlng outslde splke. Photos by Tom Reese E F-l J- ii; 0$0. Axw'wcwwummv 238 LEFT: According to coach English, Dianne Berg is bne of our fiercest competitors.' FAR LEFT: Ritchie Ponqulnette 14 and Debbie Morman rest between points. BELOW: Sophomore Sharen Olmstead is a passlng machine,' English says. Photos courtesy of Spuns Informa'ion 239 Best years of their lives Text by Kevin Mattimore t began as Big Stuff in 1979. it ended as Missouri's Greatest Stuff. Not even the braintrust upstairs at the Heomes Center could find words to match the spectacular success of the Missouri basketball program during the last four years, Justwhot was this stuff, and why was it so special? There was the giant from St. Louis, the young man who re- sisted college basketball kingdoms like Notre Dome and UCLA for the challenge of ieodlng his home state university to basketball prominence. And then there was the shorpshooting guard from Blue Springs, Mo. who amazed onlookers time aftertlme with his intelligence, savvy and deadly shooting Steve Stlpanovich and Jon Sundvold were the rocks upon which Missouri built Its basketball success. Those two alone could have made any team a contender. But therets other reasons why Missouri captured an unprecedented fourth straight Big Eighttitie in 1983, Mark Dressler returned to the hustling style that made him a key to the Tiger's success In 1979-80, Lanky sophomore Greg Cavener accepted a starting role and relieved some of the pressure on Stiponovich under the boards. Ron Jones played the role of defensive stopper and stuck to opponents like crazy glue. The stuff that Missouri coach North Stewart uses to breed basketball success isn't easy to bottle. It's kind of like the crazy concoction that your grandmother makes to cure you of an illness. Only Stewart can make it, The 1983 Tigers boosted 11 players from Missouri. and Stew- ort taught the home-grown talent to play his way. That means mon-to-man defense, patience and wise shot selec. tion on offense and, in the end winnings Missouri won 26 games last season. Among the opponents to fail: defending national champion North Carolina, defend- ing P0010 champ Oregon State, Big Eight pre-season favorite Oklahoma and eventual 1983 NCAA chomplon North Caroli- na State. 240 Although the Tigers shot at a national title was dashed in an NCAA Midwest Regional loss to lowa, the season was one for the Tiger tons to savor. The fun began with Missourils seoson-opening 64-60 con- quest of North Carolina at the Checkerdome in St. Louis A national television audience and 15,228 delirious fans watched as the Tigers hit their first six shots of the season and raced to a 30-25 halftime lead. With Stipo 0nd Convener heu- tralizing Tar Heel center Sam Perkins and Jones shutting down Carolina's Michael Jordan, Missouri could do no wrong. The Tar Heels staged a late comeback and Covener hit the front end of four one-and-one free throw attempts to redeem himself for four missed free throws in the closing minutes of Missouri's NCAA tournament loss to Houston in the previous season. When sixth-yeor guard Barry Laurie come off the bench to sink a 15-footer with 3:19 left that North Carolina Coach Dean Smith called the key play in the game, Missouri had the fairy tale ending to what may be its greatest victory ever. When the team plays well, as it did today, that's all a coach can ask. Stewart said, ttWhen your playing the defending national champion, you have to be aggressive and execute well. We did those pretty well in this game, Missouri returned to Columbia for six straight games at the Heomes Center, and Augustono, Temple and Jackson State fell uneventfuily before Oregon State came to town. in what was supposed to have been a close game, the Tigers received a 32upoint performance from Sundvoid as they bombed the Beavers, 87-59. Sundvoid missed his first four shots as Oregon State took an early14-7 lead, but he soon found his range and scored 16 first-half points as Missouri turned the game into a runaway. h Steve Stlpanovich closed his brllliant four-year career with the Missouri Tlgers In 1983. Stlpo was CBSt Player of the Year. Gary Allen 242 ABOVE: Ron Jones MM was known for hls offenslve rebounding durlng the Big Elght season. RIGHT: Greg Cavener 63$ worked on his short jumpers during the season and Improved his freethrow shooting. Just ask the Tar Heels. Photos by Gary Allen Eosy vIoTories over EosTern Illinois and Tennessee - MorTin fol- lowed and gave The Tigers 0 7-0 record and o No. 6 noTIonoI ranking as They headed wesT for The holidays BUT HoroTio Alger was wrong, These young men made a misToke by going wesT. First poor shooTIng end Turnovers plagued The Tigers Th 0 55- 48 loss To WoshIngTon in SeaTTIe. Then, playing in The Rainbow Classic in Hawaii, Missouri needed a IosT-minuTe jump shoT by Michael WoIker To Turn book Arizona SToTe, 48-47. AfTer 0 sur- prlsingly eosy 73.58 vioTory over Hawaii puT MIssouri in The Tour- nomenT finol ogcinsT NorTh Carolina, disosTersTruck again Missourl enjoyed c: 10-poinT Ieod IoTe in The fIrsT half ogoinsT The Heels, buT Perkins and Jordon avenged Carolina's eorIier loss To The Tigers by coming olive in The second holf To lead NorTh Carolina posT Missouri forThe ToumomenTchompionship. A IiTTIe home cooking puT The Tigers book on Track. In a game CT The Heames CenTer ogoinsT NorTh Caroline SToTe, The Team Tth would go on To win The NCAA Chompionship, Mis- sourI exhibiTed on oIrTIghT defense To record a 49-42 vicTory over The Wolfpack. MosT of The Time I goT The ball I was 33 feeT from The boskeT, Wolfpock guard Dereck WhiTTenburg said. We couldn'T geT onyThing going. N.C. SToTe Coach Jim Volvono was more impressed by Sundvold's gamewhigh 17-point performance. We were working like heck Trying To chose Sundvold on over The gym, Volvono said. He's a greoT shooTer, The vicTory seemed To help Missouri slip back inTo gear. The Tigers wenT on To beaT NorThern Iowa and DoyTon before opening defense of Their Big EIghT TiTIe, This Time, however, Oklahoma Is The leagues pre-seoson fovoriTe, 0 fed ThoT doesn'T siT weII wiTh The Tiger poners, MIssourI beoT Oklahoma SToTe in HS conference opener and Then held off explosive Oklahoma, 48-41, oT Heomes. Sooner forward Dovld LiT'IIe Then made 0 ThreoT ThoT come back To hounT hIm. WolT 'TiI we geT Them GT our place, LITTIe said. Everyone onTed, and o monTh IcTer Missouri visiTed LiTTIe's place, The Lloyd Noble CenTer In Norman, Okla, holding a Tenuous one-gome lead over The Sooners In The Big EighT rooe. Sundvold scored 28 poinTs and STipanovioh scored 26 05 The Tigers escaped In overTime, 84-79. Even ofTer we beoT Them David LiTTle soidl IWoiT 'Til we geT Them in Oklohomcl' Sundvold soid, ThOTlS fine, buT you've goT To remember who youIre playing. Were goT guys on our Team who oren'T bothered by The crowd. Mlssouri wosn'T boThered by Virginia's 7-4 Ralph Sampson in c: noTionaIIy Televised non-oonference game oT The Mecdowlonds In New Jersey, buT poor scheduling helped The Tigers Turn a 32-26 hoITTime advantage inTo 0 68-53 loss To The flfTh-ronked Cavaliers. Missouri had IosTo ScTurday Big ElghT game To Oklahoma in STiIIwcTer, Okla. before flying To New Jersey To meeT Virginia on Sunday ofTernoon. DespiTe The loss, STiponovich led all players wiTh 27 poinTs and 12 rebounds. Even Sampson was impressed. He has c: grecT shot, Sampson said. He really filled iT up Today. A IiTTIe more Than a week loTer, The Tigers enTered Kansas SToTe's noisy Aheom Fieldhouse looking To loy sole ownership To The Blg EIghT crown. WiTh The game Tied 0T 47 and Time running ouT on The Clock, Sundvold silenced The crowd by swishing o Turnaround jumper over The WildcoT's Jim Roder as The clock Turned To zero. Sorry! David LiTTle. 243 Maybe we can arrange a driveway game for David LiTTIe, Sundvold would say ToTer when Oklahoma is upseT by Kansas in The opening round of The Big EighT Tournament The Sooners wouldn'T geT onoTher crock 0T Missouri. InsTeod, H was Oklahoma SToTe ThoT upseT The Tigers in The chompiorTe ship game of The Big EighT Tournament The loss To The Cowboys marked The beginning of The end for Missouri. The Tigers woqu fall To Iowa in Their firsT NCAA TournamenT game ofTer being held scoreless for The last seven minuTes of The firsT half, The 77-63 upseTgnowed 0T STeworT. IT'S c: Tough way To wind upforThese guys who have been so greoT, The coach said. As The Tigers exTTed inTo The rain falling ouTside Louisville's Freedom Hall That nighT, someone Tried To explain why Missouri's GreoTesT STuff had come up fToT. IT'S like Russian RouIeTTe, Iowa Coach LuTe Olson sug- gesTed. Today we're The lucky Team ThaT geTsTo move on 0nd Missouri's season is ended. I The most tenacious man on The Tlgers' Tough man-to-man defense was Greg Cavener. He often went to the floor to get his man. John Trotter 244 LEFT: Six-loot-one Prince Bridges was out half the season wlth a broken foot. In the final game vs. Iowa, he skied against Michael Payne, who is 6-foot-10. ABOVE: Stipanovlch is a good tree-throw shooter for a big man. He shot 72.5 percent in 1983. Photos by Gary Allen 247 Although hls shooting WII hot an cold during the 1982-83 mean, Sundvold was still the court . ' gononi. , Pholo by Gary Allan 250 Coach Norm Stewart and assistant Gary Filbert gave the referees a lot of trouble this year. In fact, one of Stewart's technical fouls cost the Tlgers a ballgame. The refs dldnet Ilsten to Norm's rantings; they stuck thelr flngers in their ears. Photos by Gary Allen Ron Jones was the Tigers replacement for Moon McCrary's defensive gems. Jones held many opponents in check. 252 Gary Allen thos by Gary Allen 254 LEFT: FIfth-year senior Mark Dressler showed that he hadn't loss hls aggressive spirit. Dressler braced hlmself for tumbles on the hardwood floor. FAR LEFT: Barry Laurie. another fifth-year senior, made two cruclal buckets against the Tar Heels In the final minutes. BELOW: Ron Jones made each Inbounds pass worth two polnts. Tom Reese 255 c 2 4 E n: O . n m 2 o .c n. Jon Sundvold Steve Stipanovich Chums Lolght Gary Allan On March 20, 1983, the Mlssourl Tlgers ended Its 1982-63 season wlth cu loss to the Iowa Hawkeyes, 77453 The Tigers ended o four-yeor domlnctlon o! the Big Eight Conference wlfh 0 100-28 record. In June 1983. Steve Stlponovlch was the second man drcmed behind Ralph Sampson In the NBA draft. Sundvold was also a flrst-round plck 90an to the Seams Supersonics as ?he No. 16 pick. 259 T ext by Mitch Krugel The pre-season predictions of a second-place finish in the Big Eight merely provoked a smile and a laugh from Jon Sundvold, as if the Missouri guard had gazed into his crystal ball and had already seen what would take place during the upcoming season. And when a reporter questioned Steve Stipanovich in late N ovember as to whether he was going to watch Ralph Sampson - who Stipo would battle head-to-head later in the season e to take notes on the three-time college player of the year, perhaps the 6-foot-11 center saw something in the stars that made him respond facetiously: 260 TWO for the SHOW e c Ralph better be takIng notes on me. Stlpo and SundvoId proved to be more credible than a couple at sIdeshow psychlcs, however. The StlpanovIch-Sundvold act - whlch performed under the stage name SOS e- was a headllner throughout the 1982-83 season as the Tlger AIl-Amencans rose to the natlonoI spotIIght to close out the most magical era ever at MIssourI basketball, Ouija boards aside, Sundvold probably dIdn't foresee Missouri's 26-8 record or Its second consecutlve 12-2 mark In BIg Elght conference play that enabled the Tlgers to wIn theIr fourth stralght league title. Nor dId StIpanovich most Ilkely envlsIon the moment when he would outplay coIlege basketboII's greatest player durlng the TIger's game agaInst VIrgInIa In late February. But even before Mlssourl's season-openlng vlctory agalnst defendlng national champIon North Corollno. the game In which Mlssouri Ilrst sent up Its SOS offense - Stlpo paced the TIgers In scarIng that day wIth 22 poInts, Sundvold chipped In 18 - both Stlpo and Sundvold seemed to know what was In store for the '82-83 campaign. I just dldn't thInk anybody could beat us. we had two of the best players aroundf Sundvold says In recalIIng hIs pre-season feelings. And whlle Oklahoma's David LIttIe spouted off during BIg EIght basketball Media Day at the beglnnlng of November how the Sooners e- the medla's pre-season choice to wln the conference champlonshlp - gaIned more and Iost less from Iast season than MIssourl, Sundvold smlled and nodded his head. More than three months later, 805 would cause nothing but dlstress tor the Sooners by combInIng for 54 points In an 84-79 doubIe-overtlme vlctory, MIssourl's second straIght ot the season against Oklahoma. The most spectacular basket of 261 Tom Reese Stipo seemed to receive more publicity for his off-court activities than for his basketball accomplishments the game, thch sealed the Mn for the Tigers, came on a splnnlng. Iett-hand hook shot by Sundvold over the Sooners' super freshman, Wayman Tlsdale. The b-foot-2 native of South Dakota said the shot was Just like 90an over the oi' pine tree at the Sundvold family resldence In Blue Springs, Mo. Indeed dlsposlng of the Sooners, like the rest of the competition In the Blg Eight. seem to be as much fun as child's play for Sttpo and Sundvold. But throughout this storybook season, Stlpanovlch and Sundvold often seemed more like a couple of klds at play rather than the dominating forces they were. And IIke the best of friends. each credited the other wIth being responsible for the TIqers' success. Itlf It weren't for Jon we wouldn't have been near the team we were. Stlpo says. He ran the team. It the situation was tight we'd look to Jon, If we needed a lift we'd look to Jon. But for more than Just the fact that Stlpo had a higher scoring average.19 points per game to 17. Sundvold InsIsts that his fellow co-captaln was the catalyst. Steve did the things we has to do to win e right down to the end. he says. The thing about Steve Stlpanovlch Is that he's always done the things that had to be done to wIn, but only this past season did Missouri fans seem to reaIIze It. In 1982-83 StIpo had to put the ball In the hoop for Missouri to wln. and as his sconng average hovered near 19 poInts per game, the shouts of Stee-pol Stee-po finally reverberated throughout the Heames Center During the first three years of his college career, though. Stlpanovlch seemed to receive more publicity for the thtngs he did off the court than for his basketball accomplishments, Its been two-and-a-haif years since that evenlng In late December when Stlpanovlch accidentally shot himself In the arm. That shooting Incident. and the fabrtcated story he first told to the police about how It happened. probably tamlshed Stlpo's Image. but they also wrought a necessary change In him. During his sophomore year Stlpanovlch was plagued by a Iunk-food diet and a touch of depression as well. After the gunshot Stipo found rellglon, health foods and a new lease on life. He bounced back In hIs Junior year He came to school wIth a rededlcated attitude and prepared to work hard. He filled h After playlng a tough overtime game vs. Colorado, Jon Sundvold led the way In tho rematch at Hearnos. His heady play and 12 points sparked the 88-53 thrashing. Gary Allen the role Tiger coach Norm Stewait prescribed for him as a dominant power In the middle by averaging 11.6 points and elght rebounds per game. And In his senlor season. Stlpanovlch came out smoking; one by one changing the minds of all his former doubters. After he decimated North Carolina. Tar Heel coach Dean Smlth seemed to be convinced when he said, I guess I was right In trying to recruit hlm. IJust wish I had got him. Stlpo topped the 20-point plateau In each of hIs next three outings. the last of whlch was a 24-point effort against Jackson State that Induced JSU coach Paul Covlngton to say, nI heard he was good, but he's better than that. Man, he's a player. And that's wIth an added emphasis on player, The BIg Eight threw the best of Its big men at Stipo. but he outdid them all In the conference opener against Oklahoma State. StIpo scored 32 points and pulled down 11 rebounds while humillatlng the Cowboy's Leroy Combs. Tlsdaie picked up four tIrst-haif fouls against Stlpo and wasn't much of a factor In the Sooners148-41 loss In Columbla, while, on the other hand, Stipo gunned for 26 points, 22 of them coming in what Stlpo called wthe finest halt I've ever had shooting the ball - the first half of that 84-79 Tiger win in Norman. In three outings e all victories - against his heIr-apparent In the conference. Nebraska's 6-foot-11 post man David Hoppeni StIpo averaged 21 points and nine rebounds. For his efforts, Stlpo shared United Press Internatlonal Big Eight Player of the Vear and United States Basketball Writers Association DIstrIct V Player of the Year honors wIth TIsdaIei But what convinced the natIon of Stlpofs superior talent was his performance against Sampson. Stlpanovlch scoted 16 of the Tlgers' first 20 points, most of them coming on 15 to 20-foot faII-away Jump shots over Sampson. By game's end, Stlpo had outscored his counterpart, 27 to 21, grabbed 12 rebounds and blocked five shots while Sampson spent most of the game on the bench wIth foul trouble. Though Missouri didn't wIn that game, It was a moral and financial vlctory for Stlpanovlch. All the experts began using Stlpo's name In the same breath wIth Sampson, but they werent the only ones National Basketball Association scouts were dolng It too. and Stlpanovlch was later selected No. 2 in the NBA draft rfght behind Sampson. nWhen I came to school. coach Stewart told me he could make me the first player taken In the draft overall Stipo says. I laughed then, but I guess he wasn't too far off. What amazes me. though, Is how far I've come. I just can't 263 AII-Amoman onto: SW! Stlpanovlch was In Intona- oompotltor oil and on in. court. Stlpo u! or tied 11 Mlmurl recorda. Gary Allan photo comprehend H. I knew This was going To be a greaT season, buT I jusT can'T puT iT inTo words. Missouri fans know how To express how They feel: STee-po, STee-po. Jon Sundvold seems To Thrive on Tans cheering for any oTher player buT himself. I play beT'Ier on The road, he says. IT seems like That's always when Things need To be done. IjusT geT a drive Inside of me. In The '82-'83 season, Missouri Tans learned how much of a compeTiTor Sundvold is. His 32-point performance against Oregon STaTe in mid-Deoember proved ThaT Sundvold was more Than a good shooTeri In The firsT half Sundvold warmed up by hiTTing his IasT six shoTs To Iead Missouri To a 23-18 halfTime odvanTage. And as The Beavers moved ouT To guard Sundvold in The second half, he kepT backing up and swishing jump shoTs ThaT enabled The Tigers To romp over The Three-Iime defending Pac-iO champions, 87-59. The cheer ThaT echoed almost non-sTop in The second half ThoT nighT was John Sundvold e AII-Americon. As The season progressed and a fourTh consecutive Big EighT championship seemed imminenT, Sundvold was even more specTacular. He scored 13 of Missouri's final 17 points en rouTe To The 54-51 come-from-behind win over The Comhuskers in Lincoln ThaT clinched a share of The conference TiTie. And Sundvold swished a 22-fooTjump shoT CT The final buzzer To enable The Tigers To squeak ouT The 49-47 win aT Kansas SToTe ThaT won The league championship ouTrighT. Such deTerminaTion To win made Sundvold more Than jusT a prolific shooTer. Jon's so smarT, says Tiger guard Bony Laurie, who had The misforTune of baTTIing Sundvold everyday in pracTice. TiEvery Time I Tried something differenT, wheTher H was offensively or defensiver, he picked up on IT insTanTiy. You couldn'T fool Jon and everyone on The Team knew iT. Jim Valvano, coach of The 1983 naTionaI champion NorTh Carolina STaTe Wolfpack, knew iT afTer Missouri defeated his Ieom 49-42 in early January: Asking if Sundvold is more Than a shooTer is like asking if Van Gogh is more Than a painTeri Sundvold was near machine-Iike, which OkIahoma STaTe coach Paul Hansen aTTesTed To CIT a press conference prior To The BIg EighT posT-season final piTTlng Missouri againsi The Cowboys. I saw a ray of hope, Hansen said, Jon Sundvold missed Two Tree Throws. Sundvold was never one To Talk abouT his occomplishmenis or express any emoTion, oTherThan laughing aT LiT'IIe's bragging. The game-winning shot aT K-STaTe was probably Sundvoid's mosT emoTionaI momenT of The season; he jogged Towards mid-courT after ineII Through and Threw up his righT arm wiTh his fisT cIosed. Even offer his 29-point performance in C 77-63 Ioss Io Iowa in The NCAA Tournament, Sundvold saT in fronT of his locker in The dressing room aT Freedom Hall in Louisville, KY., mired in deep depression. ThaT's The kind of competitor he was aT Missouri. The 805 label firsT arose in Tote January, buT during The '82-'83 season There wasn'T o beiTer way To describe Tiger boskeTbaIli In 29 of Missouri's 34 games either STipanovich or Sundvold led The Team in scoring, and 19 Times They were The Top Two scorers. As They climbed The ladder To become The Two leading scorers in school history, STipo and Sundvold dominaTed every oTher sTaTisTical caTegory - STipo finished 266 LEFT: In a game vs. Oklahoma State and Leroy Combs, Stipanovich showed the nation that he was not overrated' by stufflng over Combs. ABOVE: lronman Sundvold holds the Missouri record for most mlnutes pIayed In a career: 4,289. Rex Penning Gary Allen 267 as The aIl-time leading rebounder, Sundvold was The leading free Throw shooter and he Tied The school record for games started with 104 in the process. They broke so many records The? Bob Brendel, Missouri's Assistant Sports Information Director, added special sections Tracklng Stlponovich cnd Sundvold 10 his weekly press releases. By season's end,1he last four years of Missouri basketball were being referred to as the Stiponovich-Sundvold Ere, end when The two stars' careers finished, their uniforms were reflred together. But rhere's one thing more than anything else; both took tremendous pride in when it was all finished: Nobody else in the Big Eighf ever won a Title while I played. Sundvold said. Sfeve and I have four straight Titles and That's a record That can be tied, but never beaten. But then That probably was fate for Sundvold 0nd Stlponovich. I Sundvold was off the mark In the Blg Elght tournament flnal vs. Oklahoma State. Here, he puts the ball to the floor agalnst Bo Overton. 268 Gary Allen Gary Allen Home is Where the court is Text by Jeff Gelski toying at home is always something special. For Missouti's 1982-83 womehis basketball team, the confines of the Heomes Center were triendiy indeed - it won all 17 of Its home games on its way to 0 256 record. For seniors Lorraine Ferret and Melissa McFenin, the wearing of the Tigers' white home uniforms become 0 welcome reiiet 05 Missouri slipped only on the road, But in Auburn! Ala, In the first round of the NCAA women's basketball tournament, the Tigers skipped tradition and lost in the white. Although the Tigers were happy just to be in the first iound ot the national toumoment, there was controversy over Missouri's presence in Alabama. The Tigers, rightfully earning the home- court advantage for the first round because of on upset victory over Kansas State In the Big Eight Tournament, had to play as the home team in Auburn because of 0 bid conflict Despite the best efforts of Ferret. who scored 22 points, and McFerrin, who chipped in 10, Missouri lost 89-76. Overall, however, Tiger head coach Joonn Rutherford was pleased with her team's success Missouri won both the Wave land and Mid-Americo tournaments, finished second in the Big Eight and won the Big Eight toumoment, For the second straight year, the Tigers appeared in the NCAA post-seoson toumomentl iiSure they were kind of disappointed. Rutherford said after the seniors' last game. But they did 0 great job. They come through when we looked for their leadership. Most of the leadership burden tell on the shoulders of Ferret, a native of Columbus, Ohio, and McFerrin, who hails from Cossvillet M0. The two seniors teamed up to keep the Tigers moving forward as they stumbled in midsecson by losing tour road games in 0 row, one in triple-overtime, and suffered injuries to key team members in Debbie Walker, Toy White and Kelly DeLong. Senior Lorraine Ferret t41t and Joni Davis t33i led the Tigers' offensive attack. Ferret led the team In points scored seven times. 271 We were recily without three key players who had major Injuries, Rutherford said, It was the most injuries that we've ever had. Overall it was a real team effort. With all the losses and injuries, the Tigers become desperate ot the toiI-end of the seasons Missouri's goal was to finish second in the Big Eight behind K-Stote, then hope to upset the Wildcats in the conference tournament. in order to do that, the Tigers had to win their last five games. We definitely wont to go seeded second, Rutherford said toward the end 0! the season. We just can't lose anymore ball games Probably the toughest of the five wos Missouri's encounter with Kansas State Cit Hecrmes. At the time, the Wildcats held possession of first place and the Tigers were fighting for second with Kansas, The Tigers took their aggression out on K-Stote in a 67-55 victory. Ferret called it the biggest victory ever. I've never been so happy in my whole life, she said. It isthe best win I've ever had in my whole career. Ferret was 0 finalist for the Wade Trophy, women's basketball 's prestigious award, and was named to the Kodak oli-region team. The Tigers went on to finish second in the Big Eight but snagged the Wildcats once more in the Big Eight tournament Gary Allen John Trotter championship game 75-65 The win thrust Missouri into the NCAA toumcment tor the second consecutive year, Junior Joni Davis and DeevDee Polk, a junior college transfer, were both named to the oil-Big Eight Tournament team, and Davis gcmered the toumeyts most valuable player award. Ferret ond McFerrIn both checked in on the coaches oIl-Big Eight team for '82183. With its Big Eight Tournament championship crown and two decisive wins over rival Kansas State, Missourits goals were satisfied and the season was deemed a success. it didn't matter that much that the Tigers lost at home in Auburn. After all, next season Rutherford has scheduled women's basketball powerhouse Southern California, Florida A8tM and Auburn at home - where the confines are indeed friendly. I LEFT: Missouri center Mary Brueggestrass pulled down countless rebounds for the Tigers and blocked opponents' potential shots. BELOW: Lorraine Ferret Wt closed out her career with a 25-6 team record, Including a forfeit against Tuln. 273 Butler, Mo., native Lisa Carrell kept the offense on the move. Here, she loses the ball to a Jennie from Central Missouri State. John Trotter .0 7 2 FAR LEFT: Before a leg Injury sldellned her, Debble Walker was one of the Tlgers' steadlest players. LEFT: Freshman Sarah Campbell was the TIgers' recrultlng coup for the 1982-83 season. Phoms by Gary Allan RIGHT: Junlor Dee-Dee Polk proved to be a sparkplug In the offensive scheme. Her flamboyant style dldn't hurt, either. FAFI RIGHT: Lorralne Ferret was a member of Kodak's aII-reglon team and was a flnallst for the Wade Trophy. Photos by Gary Allen 278 Injuries . pin wrestlers Text by Jeff Gelski A young and injury-riddled Missouri wrestling team limped oufofthe1982-83 season with o disappoint- ing 4-10 duolmeef record and only one home victory In all reality it was one of The worst seasons we've ever had, head coach Bob Kopnisky sold. We had a couple of really weok weight classes, and I expected a lime bit more 01190 lbs, and of heavyweight The only heavyweight on the team was Mike Kleb, one of the flve freshmen rushed info action due to injuries To veter- ans. ther freshmen who painfully Ieomed through losses were Cllmon Brooks, 6-8 of 118 lbs., and Alfred Morgan, 11-13 01126 lbs. They 90? Their heorfs broken so much, and losing has a tendency to get the splrtt broken for a freshman, Kopnisky said. The two key injuries, meanwhile, were an eorIy-seoson groin pull to 11B-Ib. co-captaih Joe Spinozzola and the late- season illness of 142-Ib. Bill Porter, Missouri's other co- captain. One Tiger actually did stay healthy through most of the season, Khris Whelon, at 134 lbs., went an impressive 32-3-1 for the season. He also was ranked No, 1 nationally in his weight class for most of the year and was the first Missouri wrestler ever to be honored in such a way. Whelan's collegiate career, however, ended with a fourth-place finish at the NCAA championships in Oklaho- Photos by Gary AIIen FAR LEFT: Freshman Nathan Dlxon was head and shoulders above the rest of the 190-pound welght class. LEFT: Co-captaln Joe Splnazzola suffered an early season Injury that affected hls performance on the mat. mo Clty. ttlt was quite an honor to be ranked No. 1,1'Whetan said. Butt had a bad tournament at the NCAAs and wasn't really happy with 'finlshlng fourth. I've had trouble sleeping while thlnklng about it. At the NCAAs, Missouri as a team finished 20th in the natton, giving promise to next year when the freshmen be come sophomores and are more knowledgeable about the intensities of collegiate wrestling. Over the summer they'll have to lick their wounds and come back hard next season Kopnisky said. I 281 LEFT: Joe Splnazzola, a 118-pounder, was an alternate on the 1982 World Team and took tourth In the 1980 Olymplc trlals. BELOW: Matt Meyer, a freshman from Ste. Genevleve, brougM a 19-3 hlgh school record with him to Missouri. Photos by Gary Allen 283 Control keeps Whelanis head on straight hris Whelon is in control. He holds the remote control to the video recorder in his left hand, fost-forwording through much of his match with iowo State's Stewart Carter. His index finger lets up from the button; after a pause, the picture returns to the screen. Is this where you kick out his legs? asks a younger Missouri wrestler. No answer, The picture has Whelon in control, on the verge of putting Carter to the mat. But pictures can be deceiving Carter picks up Whelon and drops him squarely on his head. Both the Wheion on the screen and the one watching grimoce in unison. The picture disappears, Whelon's one hand on the remote control, the other on the back of his neck. And still the grimocet Rewind and the scene repeats itself. Again And again. Then 0 smile e the sneaky grin of one in control. The play button is squeezed, the match continues. And before you can say What about your neck? Whelon darts, tackles and ties Carter into a neat little package. iiHow'd yo do that? Just a gift, Was born with it, Wheion says. But whew that hurt. Did you see that? Right on my head. Still hurts. To Whelon, beating the pain has been as important as beating the opposition, For every mot victory, there's been a drop on his head. It's port of his sport, port of his life. Whelon ieomed about the darker side of wrestling, like poin, early. He had a Iive-in sparring partner in his brother Text by Larry Baden Photos by Mark Harrison 284 Wm, um mam W . :. WM g me TOP: From cowboy boots to wrestllng shoes, Khrls Whelan wears both palrs with style. ABOVE: Wrestling In the 134-pound weight class means Whelan ls constantly watchlng hls diet. Keith, on AIl-American wrestler at Missouri who graduated last year; and a liverin coach in his father, Bob, who finished fourth in the NCAA as a wrestler at Southern IllinoiseCarbondaIe. But if you've got to learn the right way to be dropped on your head, you may as well learn it at home, Whelan Ieamed all right. And after toying with Illinois' best in high school, where he took the state championship in his junior and senior seasons, Khris followed Keith to Missouri. II was time for a reintroduction to the head drop. I got real used to winning in high school, Whelan says. I thought I'd get to college and have the world by the butt. All I got was cv cold slap in the face. RIGHT: Wheian has gone head to head with the best in the nation. He was an alternate on the 1980 Olympic wrestling team. He plans on making the team in 1984. 286 It wasn't that Whelon did so badly; he did qualify for the national tournament in his freshman season. But for the first time wrestling was an inconvenience. Competing at 118 pounds, Whelan spent most of his time that first year trying to shed weight, It just wasn't tun anymore. Took oil the fun out of wrestling, Whelan says. I was having trouble with schoolt but I was spending all my time in the sauna. God, I hated it. Not even becoming an AII-Americon the following season shook the doldrums. Should've done better, he laments. By his junior year Whelon was ready, though. But while wrestling against Nebraska's Johnny Selmon, Whelon took the brunt of a tail on hIs shoulders this time, Total separation, total dejectioni He returned in time to lose to SeImon in the Iinals of the Big Eight tournament. Finally, the biggest head problems, He left school. My attItude was the whole problem, Whelan says, I just felt I dtdnit care 4 about wrestling, about school, about anything, My priorities were all messed up I didn't even know what they were. So I left, To me, I had big problems, Others probably would think they were no big dealt After spendtng some time in Kentucky with his sister and brother-in-Iaw, and a stint In the Marines, Whelan got his head back in lines til realized that wrestling is No, 1 to me Always has been, he says. I know thats probably not right A that I should be here to get an education e but why He Getting that title Is my first priority, Then I'll hang around a year to get my degree Its the day after Carter dropped Whelan on his head. Wheian lays on a table in the Hearnes Center training room, His stomach is flat against the table; Whelan's teeth are clenched in that grimace. Steam billows from the heavy hot pack sizzling atop his neck, Beiieve it or not, he says, it's worth its Whetan's in control. I Keith McMillin Gymnasts balance illness, excellence Text by Linda Whitmore his guy could sell dust to a homemaker, He's the definitive promoter and he boasts the most lucrative product: beautiful women. Four years ago, Missouri gymnastic coach Jake Jacobson came from a smali college in Iowa where his team practiced gymnastics in the hallway. Then, at Missouri, he recruited Cl talented stable of young gymnasts that put him on Easy Street. This is a beautiful group of girts, the tour-year coach said at the onset of the season. Its a big advantage we have. Heck, I sell that advantage. I put girls in leotards and flowers. And in return, his girls have put Missouri in the nation's Top 20. But last season, the ieotards should have been ban- dages: The Missouri women were hurting. Sophomore Lisa Hyberger, defending conference champ of the balance beam, pulled a muscle in her hip before the season opener, Then sophomore Janelle Erickson reinjured her knee in the home opener against Wisconsin. AIl-Big Eight Gayle Anderson caught a cold. The first few weeks were like watching a melodrama The heroine was tied to the tracks, and the train's whistle was within earshot, I feel we peaked at the wrong time, Jacobson said. We didn't have good meets after Utah and the Cat Classic. We struggled, but that's the way it goes You might attribute that to injuries. it's difficult to say where we'd be if Erickson and Anderson hadn't been hurt. Missouri, which hosted defending national champion Utah In a January dual meet, was at one point in the season ranked ninthi The Tigers finished at 19th. The season's goal was to maintain a competitive level with defending Blg Eight champion Nebraska and perrenial standout Oklahoma State. Returning were Hyberger, and junior Anderson, both Big Eight individual champs. But Missouriis third-place finish in the Big Eights, behind Nebraska and OSU, was below 1982 standards. The Tigers went to the NCAA regionals but finished fifth and failed to qualify anyone for the nationals. Anderson was the only Tiger named to the Big Eight aII-toumament teamt tilt was probably my most disappointing season at Mis- souri, Jacobson said. ttl'd give the season a Ceminus grade, even though we had many school records broken, The records fell like ducks in a shooting gallery. The sur- prise of the season was freshman Chris Fleckenstein. from Cedar Rapids, Iowa, who set school records on the uneven parallel bars and the vault. Anderson set the school record in the all-around. Then there were accomplishments that didn't show up in the scoring: The gymnastics team was third in over-aii atten- dance, behind football and men's basketball, and third in revenue behind those same two sports. There was an increase of 4,000 in home attendance. The Purina Cat Classic, a gym nastics meet pitting six teams with cat nicknames and held at Heames, was the largest drawing women's event in the Big Eight. Finally, the end to a rocky season: Assistant gymnastics coach Ken Snow resigned in late March, and Jacobson la- bored to find a replacement. Yet, at least one goal was accomplished. Part of whatl wanted to do this season was put gymnastics in the public eye, Jacobson said. I feel I did that. I LEFI': AII-Btg Eight Gayle Anderson fought oft a cold and set the school record In the all-around. BELOW: Susan Smithtand the Tigers Introduced new uniforms at the Cat Classic. Photo courtesy of Sports Intormation 289 Photo courtesy of Spons Intormalion Coach Jake Jacobson studies a gymnasrs approach to the vault as Jeannine Kueper chalks her hands for a pending floor exercise. Keith McMiIlin 291 Indoofs outstanding issourt had everything going for it lost year. And the Tigers knew it, So they went after it and co me out of the season tied for 16th place among NCAA schools. On the way there, Missouri dld things such as defy a sixth-ploce prediction by Big Eight coaches and finish sec- ond in the conference's indoor chom- pionships; take four conference titles; and set four Missouri outdoor records. The Tigers had 15 upperclossmen, seven of them seniors. That kind of leadership, coupled with the experi- enced guidance of 11th-yeor head coach Bob Teel, Missouri easily turned in some good performances. 292 Text by Shelly Anderson Two of the outstanding athletes the Tigers Haunted were senior Scotty Davis and junior Vussut Alli. Davis finished fourth in the NCAA finals of the 800-meter run, while Alli took third inthe tongjump. Both eomed AIl-Americo status. Davis also joined seniors Malcolm Dixon and Mark Kennord and fresh- man Chidi Imoh in taking Big Eight in door titles. Kennord, Imoh and junior Ben Lucero were champs at the con- ference indoor meet, where the Tigers finished fifth. I Photos by Gary Allan FAR LEFT: The Missouri Track team surprlsed the 33 other NCAA teams this year wlth a natlonal ranking of 16. LEFT: Pole vaulter Stuart Hall set a school mark of 16 feet, 6 inches. ABOVE: Danlel Ogldl llmbers up before running a 51:08 In the 400 meter hurdles. Stretching for new heights Text by Shelly Anderson t was a year of goats posted, records set and heights reached. Before the 1983 season, Missouri coach Joy Dimsen said the team's goal was to finish in the top three at the indoor and outdoor Big Eight championship meets. Presto. The Tigers took third indoors and second outdoors, the school's highest finishes ever, We had 20 of 22 athletes on the indoor roster who set personal records, glooted Dirksen after his first and lost season as the Tigers' head coach. ttAncl 17 of 24 did it outdoors. The team also entered 11 indoor and seven outdoor rec- ords into the school's onnolsl In the national scene, Missouri finished tied for 39th place Photos by Gary Allen at the MCAA indoor chompIonships in March and tied for 40th place at the end-ot-the-seoson outdoor national meet. Freshmen sprinter Rufinc Ubeh took NCAA AII-Amerlcon honors with her indoor finish in the 60-yard dosh. Then she, Sabrina Domhoefer and Lynn Biggs placed in the NCAA outdoor championships. Domhoefer was ninth in the 5,000 meters, Uboh ninth in the 100 meters and Biggs 12th in the 800 meters. I LEFT: Although the Tlgers stood out In the track events, fleld participants also pitted themselves agalnst the best. BELOW: Sabrina Dornhoefer combined distance runnlng with cross country. 295 ABOVE: Womews swimming coach John Lime said, Strategy will really play a blg part in the outcome of the 1982-83 season. RIGHT: Mary Grace Bell boasted the second-best time in the Big Eight 50 meter freestyle 94.66; 296 Ankle-deep in talent Text by Tim Buckley he Missouri women's swim Team had TaienT. UnforTunoTely for The Tigers, They didan have near enough DepTh is The main problem we had oil over, coach John LiTTIe said. TTTT we had in every evenTTwo people as good as our TirsT person .T The Tigers didn'T, buT Their lock of depTh didn'T hurl Them in seclson-opening wins ogoinsT Illinois SToTe, EasTern Illinois and NorThern lowoi AgoinsT Illinois SToTe, Missouri swepT The individual freesTyle events behind The performances of senior Mary Grace Bell, in The sprinTs and junior college Transfer Bernie Swonko in The disTonce races. Bell and Swonko led an array of Tiger swimmers who would Turn in ouTsToncIing performances 0T differenT poinTs in The season. ThroughouT The campaign. LiTTie experimehTed by placing his girls in differenT evenTs, hoping To find The righT combinoTion of enTronTs for The Big EighT Championships. Missouri experienced iTs TirsT loss ogoinsT conference foe Iowa SToTe. The Tigers Then split meeTs wiTh a pair of non- conference opponenTs, picking up 0 win ogoinsT NorTheosT Missouri and falling To noTionoliy ranked SouThern Illinoisi Agoinsi NorTheasT Missouri, Bell and Helen Miklich recorded personal besTs cs LiT'TIe coniinued his experimenTing for The conference meeT, AgainsT SIU, however, The only brighT spoT wos Swohko, who seT a school record in The 500 freesTyle. Conference losses followed To Nebraska, Kansas and Okla- homa. Going inTo The Big EighT meeT, The Tigers were a definiTe underdog, having finished losT among The five compeTing wxw , Teams The previous year and having gone winless in The con- M'. Terence during The regular season. T Missouri's depTh problems surfaced in c fifTh-ploce finish. Kansas, meanwhile, Claimed iTs ninTh sTroighT championship, In The Big EighT meeT, Bell combined wiTh Miklich, Dione DiIThey and Kim SkillingTon on The 200yord TreesTyle reioy Team ThCIT Took second Miklich, Robin Feller and Ann Kremer oll compeTed in whoT proved To be The Tigers' sTrongesT event The 50-yard backsTroke. Diver Mikki McKee had 0 disoppoinTing meeT, buT wenT on To 0 sTrong showing in The NCAA pre- quolifying compeTiTion for which she had earlier won The righT To enTer. Swankds secondepicice in The 1,650 freesTer com- pIeTed an impressive lisT of individual performances BUT The Tigers simply didn'T have The womenpower To omoss enough poinTs To TTTT Them from fifTh. TTI goT a loT of commenTs from The oTher coaches obouT how we were swimming, LiTTle said. ThoT says 0 lot We really shocked Them in a few places. I 297 Swimming season doesnTt have touch Text by Greg Kern They are In The blocks: Coach Joe Goldforb, who picked up career win No. 100 This year, looked To The 1982-83 Missouri menTs swimming season This way: A IoT of The chances we have of doing exTremer well depend on The freshmen. If we have any problems This year, H is a lock of depTh. We're shorT on num- bers. The gun: AcTuolTy, ScoTT HolliburTon jumped The gun. He became The eorliesT Missouri qualifier for The NCAA noTionol Touma- menT by winning The TOO-yord buTTerfly CT The Joy-chk Clos- sic 2V2 monThs before The season began, The hm Turn: Missouri IosT TTS Big EighT opener To Iowa SToTe 61-52 Gold- forb described iT as hip and Tuck all The way, 0 real bom- 298 burner, A fiTTihg descripTion of Missouri's season The halfway mark: Missouri couldnT geT even holfwoy To Cofoondole, III., for c: midwinTer meet because of The weoTher, so The Tigers did The hexT besT Thing. Goldforb called The Soluki coach, and The Two compared Times swum by each coach's squad ThoT ofTerhoon in The home pool. Home pool deonToge didn'T help Missouri, which losT, buT The meeT dithT counT. The last Turn: HolliburTon mode iTThree championships in 0 row inThe 200 buTTerny. His Time of 1:49.75 didn'T break his conference record, buT deid break The Iowa SToTe pool record, previousTy held by someone named Mcnk SpiTz, The Touch of The wall: Only HoITiburTon mode iT To The NCAA Championships in The 100 buT'TerTIyT He finished 26Th overall. Had he Touched The well 0467 second sooner, he would have qualified for All- America sToTus. BUT much of Missouri's season was jusT ThoT, jusT shorT. I Tom Reese Gary Allan FAR LEFT: Matt Frentsos proved to be a lack of all trades by wlnning the 400 individual medly and placing second In the 200 medly. LEFT: Coach Joe Goldfarb got lucky when cold weather canceled h'Is meet wlth natlonally ranked SIU-Carbondale. Pent-Utley-mate Victory Text by Tim Buckley Early in the fall, Missouri men's golf coach Rich Poe was confident in speaking of his Tigers' chances in the 1982-83 season. This is the fifth year I've been coaching, and I feel this is the first year my team can compete for the Big Eight titie. Poe said. Missourits road to the conference championships in May was not expected to be smooth, however, The Tigers teed off their fall schedule with on appearance in the Intercollegiate Athletic Championships. After placing fourth in a field of 14, Missouri set its sights on Memphis, Tenn, and the Hillmon Robbins intercollegiate tournament. Poe must have liked what he saw there, because the Tigers claimed the team title otter edging Memphis State and Western Kentucky by one stroke. Missouri was led in that tourney bejuniors Stan Utley and John Sherman, the duo that would go on to consistently perform as the Tigers' top two scores The remaining three spots on the team Poe would take to Lawrence, Kan, for the Big Eights were filled by Greg Mere- dith, Bret Burroughs and Tom LoBarbera, That trio got the nod over hot-hitting freshman Brad Dixon and Thad Wilson. Sherman's victory in the Razorback Invitational would, along with the win in Memphis prove to be the highlights of the fall. in the spring, Missouri would look to the Southwest w Mex- ico, Texas, Wichita, New Orleans, and Utah a in hope of escaping the wind, rain and cold weather which plagued the Tigers during the fall. The inclement weather conditions, though, followed them olmost everywhere they went. After a sixth-place finish in Mexico's Amerioon Invitational, Missouri placed 0 cold and wet ninth in the Henry Homberg Invitational, played in Beaumont, Tex. In the University of New Orleans Invitational, it was another cold, wet and windy ninth-place showing, Hex Penning Back in Mexico for the Rafael Alacron invitational, Missouri would finish twelfth, and then a disappointing thirteenth in Texas' wind-battered Morris Williams Invitational. The poor weather stuck with the Tigers in their next two outings, which included a nintheploce showing in the Houston All-Amerlcan invitational. Sleet and a wind chill factor of six degrees sent scores soaring in Wichito's Shocker Classic, where the Tigers took seventh. Utley's heroics would not come until the Cougar Classic in Provo, Utah, Missouri's lost competition before the Big Eight tournament. The perfect weather conditions for golf were a sign of good things, as Utley shotthree rounds of 68 to win the individual championship by three strokes. As a team, Missouri placed third. Finally came the Big Eight Championships Oklahoma State, tournament winners 25 out of the last 26 years, was the natural favorite, Oklahoma, fitth-ranked nationally, was picked to finish second, and Missouri hoped to clinch a third-place finish it they could not autshoot the two Oklahoma powers. The favored Cowboys, though, found themselves trailing the Tigers ofterthe first 18 holes. By the end of day one and 36 holes, Oklahoma State had regained its composure and was sitting three strokes of Missouri, which was nine in front of Oklahoma. Sherman and Utley were tied for second, and Meredith was fourth. The final 18 holes sow the Cowboys display their champi- onship form with a winning 888 finish. Thottotal was 13 better then both Missouri and Oklahoma, which tied for second Utley and Sherman both earned alI-Big Eight honors after finishing in second and sixth, respectively. I think we proved we can be competitive on the national level, Poe said. I a LEFT: Stan Utley shows his perfect form. 301 Photos courtesy of Sports Information If ifs tournament, it must be raining Text by Diane Frost hIle most people were wishing The sun would shIne in The MIssourI women's golf Team was geTTIng used To The oonsTch roIn and cold weaTher. In TocT, The Tigers grew so accustomed To ITTthThey seemed To play beTTer when weoTh- er condITIons were onyThIng buT good. If IT doesn'T rain, IT doesn'T feel like 0 ToumamenT, junior Llndc Franz sold IoTe In The season. ThroughouT The season The Tigers hod To boTTIe rain, wind and cold TemperoTures. BUT, excepT for o dIsoppoinTIng fourThe place finish oT The Big EIghT championships, MIssouri enjoyed one of ITS beTTer seasons. After sTorTing slow with o fourTh-plooe fInIsh at The Rayburn Classlc In Texas during Sprlng Break, The Tigers rebounded To Take firsT In Thelr own Tournament, The Tiger CIossic. Only one round was played, however, because of rain, Rcln wosn'T The only fccTor hindering The Tigers' season. Though. HIgh winds and cold TemperaTures ThreoTened To cancel The UnlversITy of IIIInois-Chompoign ToumomenT April 15-16. BuT IT wosn'T onyThIng The Tigers weren'T expecTing. I had o feeling IT was going To be bad. senior Lori Kline sold TIIT's usually windy while we're Theref' Thlngs dId clear up for The Big EighT Championships In Okla- homa CITy Apr 25-27, buT The Tlgers Turned in TheIr worsT showing of The year as They Tied Konsos for fourTh. TIT dIdn'T go as well as I wonTed H To senior Michelle Jordon sold. TTWe should've poned beTTer Than The scores IndicoTed. Jordan was Missouri's Top finisher in The Big EighTs, ploclng TenTh. Mlssouri ended iTs season on o fomiIIor noTe, plocin end In The roin-sooked STephens InvIToTIoncII. Wh'rTe 'rT dldnT exocTIy rain on Their parade, The Missouri TIgers weren'T exocTIy singing in The roln eiTher, because They foiled To qualify for The noTionaI ToumomenT I w FAR LEFT: Mlchelle Jordan was the TIgers' most conslslent perlormer In the sprlng. RaIn-soaked fairways cut short several tournaments, and the women had a heavy load to carry. mmmnm u .1 She wants a Hollywood hole in one ichelle Jordon always seems to be concentrating. Whether she's acting in 0 University the otre productton or playing golf for the University team, the intensity is otwoys there. An hour before the final dress re heorsol of South Pacific, most cast members frolic around the theater Jor don, 0 pensive, red haired woman, concentrates in the wings She ignores the others, quietty pamhq through her stage moves, whtsponnq her linest ttThot's concentration, says director Jim Miller, t'lt's why she's on top, tt's why she's ptoying the lead, Jordon played Nellie Forbush, ttthe cockeved optimist, in South Pacific lost folt, and she played the viltaihess in the spring production of Arthur Miller's The Crucible She also has captured the spotlight IH college gotf, being named Mst Golf by Ootf Digest magazine A two hundi Copper and Missouri's No, 1 golfer, JO! don has twice been named to the AM Big Eight Conference team With such credits, she seems to know the secret of success ttBethg good isn't an ego trip, she says 'tlt's Just constant hard work The senior from Leavenworth, Kan, sees the Golf Digest award, which IS based on beauty and judged by sports writers nationwide, as a boost to her octr ing coreen Text by Mike Rcilly Photos by Charlie Lcighd Columbia Daily Tribune Whether shets centerstage or on the fairway, Michelle Jordan always feels at home. I may come back 10 golf as 0 ca- reer, she says. BUT my first love is aol- mg. Playing roles in golf and drama is more than a coach or director expects any one sludenl lo swing. Bul four years of Jordan changed the minds of UMC golf coach Diana Lyon and Universily Theatre director Jim Millerl I've always Thought 0 good actor had to be lolally devoted la The the- ater, Miller says. Michelle has been lam in two directions, between two ca- reers, yel she consistently pulls it off, Lyon agrees The lhealer has helped give Michelle the stage presence lo compele. Compelillve golf puts you on slage. Michelle always plays her best under That kind of pressure. Jordan is used To pressure Growing up, shejoslled around the counlry as her military father changed jobs. When she was 10, her travels increased as her dad drafled her into golf lessons and na- tionwide loumamehls. Oh, I hated it at first, Jordan says. llBullhalwasn'llhe issue. llwasn'l like my dad was offering golf as a recreation alternative, ll was a planned career move, He knew The game and saw There were excellent opportunities for women golfers e scholarships and all i so off I went. She learned To enjoy The game, but the stage always was her goal. She came lo UMC on a golf scholarship and enrolled In the theater program She landed the lead In Antrgone her fresh man year and went to the natlonaI col leglate golf tournament that June he goII came eOSIer then, but wrth the drama, I hadn't learned to really concentrate vet I remember my director In Antigone yelllng at me 'cause a bunch at us were laughing Just before we were supposed to go on stage Then I thought all that concentra tron stuff was bull Dunng her sophomore and junior years, Jordan played smaller parts In theater productIons while continuing her ,,ad role 0n the quI team Whm Jordon dISL 485 what she has learned about acting, the conversation Invarlabty shifts to Jlm Miller For a thIe I drdn't thInk he paid much attentront I guess he thought I was Just another pretty girl wanting to get Into Learnlng to golf was a career move for Jordan, but her first love ls acting. She consults wlth director Jlm Miller. above, for some pointers In South Pacific. show business Both MIIIer and Jordan pornt to an In cident two years ago that changed their workIng relationship She was in one at Miller's classes, when he asked her to pIay a 78evearioId woman HWhen he gave me Ihe assignment, I thought, .Oh my God, what's this guy Irv ing to do?' But I got the port. I thInk that's when he first took me seriously? Miller says he always took Jordan se riously, but that old woman part really opened his eyes. I saw Michelle's Tre- mendous comic Talent for The first Time, ' orry Morrison, one of her profes- ' sors and her leading man in SouTh Pacificl says Jordan has The drive To make H To The Top Wou've goT To be more Then TolenTed, 308 0nd I Think Michelle is, he says. I donT Think she'd hesiToTe to knock The guy ouT of her way if she had TOT She'll make her own breaks. Jordon says her emphasis on success sTems from her upbringing. My folks have a saying around our house, she says, The fun is in winning, in The Thrill of doing your besT. I have a good Time. I Below, Jordan shares the makeup counter with co-star and friend Janet Ollver. Rigm, she sings 'Tl'm Gonna Wash That Man Right Outta My Hair. Softball rocks 1n, rolls to series Text by Linda Whitmore ven 05 the boil floated in the cloudy skies over Seymour Smith Field, the Missouri softball Tigers knew this was the end of their season, Center fielder Kris Bullock knew, as she shielded her eyes with herglove and tried to run down the ball. that all the hustle she could summon would not save the game, A stiff wind pushed the ball post her glove. University of the Pacific freshman Kari Johnson had cheered as the 0-2 pitch come off her bot. Perched on third base. Pacific sophomore Barby Suttmonn watched and waited As the bolt plopped to the ground, Suttmonn raced home, half skipping, holf hopping but smiling oil the way and screaming like a banshee. 10, Thotfs how the Tiger softball season ended. on an alien field in Omaha, Neb I of the NCAA Softball World Series, with 0 base hit in the bottom of the 12th inning. The day before, defending notional champion UCLA had beaten Missouri in the first game, and so the Tigers f40-13J were ousted from the doubie-eliminotion tournament with bock-toebock 1-0 losses it was a bittersweet ending to the Tigers' most successful season ever, Photos by Gary Allen Right-hcnder Teresa Wilson set every pitching record at Missouri, posting a 2540 record and c: 0147 ERA her senior year. The co-coptoin boosted 66 shutouts, 23 noihitters, six no-hitters and two perfect games in her four-yeor career. She picked up hertOOth coreervictory ot the Creighton Invitation- 01 two weeks before the season ended, Wilson, who spent the first 18 years of her life on a form in northwest Missouri, struck out 893 batters in 989 innings and had only 37 career lossesi Wilson was a major cog in the Tigers' second consecutive invitation to the national championship. She led the Tigers to their firstiever Big Eight title in Norman, Okla, and two victore ies in the besteof-three NCAA Regional Championships to pave the way to Omaha. At first look. it seemed thotfirsteyeor coach JoyceCompton had fallen into a butter tub, She became instant captain of a ship of seniors; pitchers Wilson and Cindy Tote, who threw two noehitters during the regular season and won three of Mise e LEFT: Teresa Wllson closed her tour-year career wlth two heartbreaking losses In the World Serles. BELOW: Catcher Laurie Kelly called the shots in Wilson's five-pltch repertoire. 311 BELOW: Though she played second fiddle to Teresa Wilson, pitcher Cindy Tate grltled her teeth and notched 15 wins for the Tigers. RIGHT: Third baseman Donna Sanltate congratulates Tate after a wicked Strikeout. Photos by Gary Allen souri's tour victories cut Big Eights, shortstop Karen KIetzman. catcher Lourle Kelly, first baseman Karen Sweet and out- tielder Kathi Manogre. Wilson and Sweet were named second-team AII-Americans prior to the world series. I guess Itm fortunate that I came into a team with a lot of talent, Compton said. And there were cu lot of kids who come through for us. Three-time AII-Americon Liso Burke was gone from third. leaving freshman Donna Sanitote teeling as it she might be ground beef tollowlng up steak. But Sanitate posted the team's second hlghest batting average. .305, and on .881 fielding average. Freshman Vicki Grills stepped Into the IIneup as a designated hitter, and hlt a respectable .267, before 0 leg injury took her out for most of the rnIddIe ot the season. As Compton would soy. not bad for a couple of kids. There were other freshmen. whose beglnner's luck out- welghed freshmen mIstakes. In a season played. for the most part, In weather so cold It soured one's taste for Ice cream. the treshmen warmed to the occasion. The golden moment - the one for the scrapbooks - come In the tInal game of the NCAA Regional tourney. The TIgers. who had lost the opener to Southwest Missouri State, tIed the best-ot-three series at one game apiece 05 Wilson tossed a no-hittert In the final game, Wilson, who had already thrown seven complete Innings, stepped In to relieve Tote Thls ttme, WIlson was on the wInning side of a 1-0 score, and the Tigers were on their way to Omaha. All I could thInk of, WiIson said, Is that I did not want my senior year to end here. There were, however, games whlch shouId have never been lost. Wllson lost eight one-run decisions e two In the series e six of those In extra inningst It was as it the gods threw lightening bolts at those who tried to work miracles. The season was typified by a close loss to Kansas. In the MIzzou Pony Roundup InvltatIonaI eody in the season. In the semItInal. Wilson took the Jayhawks to on extra-lnning stand. off. strIkIng out 13 and walklng one In 14 innings But nogged by a thigh Injury thoh kept her from hitting, the senior watch- ed helplessly from the bench as Tiger after Tiger was stlflect at the plate by Kansas freshman starter Tracy Bunge. All that work,14 innings of vintage Wilson, perished in am MIssouri loss. And that was Indicative of the season: close. but not quite. I 313 FAR LEFT: Allcla Landor U m helps Terry Schwelkert am off the field after a torceout collIsIon at second base. BOTTOM LEFT: Head coach and former protesslonal softball player Joyce Compton gives the team some advice before a game. Karen Sweet mm was a second team AIl-Amerlcan first baseman. LEFT: Utlllty Inflelder Sue Beaman fllled In at any posltlon where she was needed. Photos by Gary Allen FAR LEFT: Teresa Wllson's bubble burst when the Tlgers bats went to sleep In the World Series. Wllson allowed lust two runs In 14 Innings pitched. She and her teammates scored none. ABOVE: Gum appeared to solve any problems Terry Schwelkert had. LEFT: Sue Beaman m and coach Joyce Compton settle the score with a scribbling umpire. Photos by Gary Allen 317 DonTt rain on MU parade Text by Steve Pike Rain, If Gene McArTor doesn'T see onoTher drop of iT until he's reTired To The old baseball cooches' home, you won'T hear any complainTs. N01 ThoT McArTor, Missouri's baseball coach, is o complainer anyway, and even if he were, after thT he and hisTeom wenT Through iosT spring, he wouldn'T have any complainTs left The Tigers were washed ouT of one-Third of Their schedule. and iusT To make Things righT, spenT mosT of The IosT week of Their season holed up in Their hoTei rooms in wesT Oklahoma CiTy woiTing for The - you guessed iT 7 rain To sTop so They could geT on wiTh The Big EighT Conference Baseboii Tournament The weoTher is something we have To deal wiTh every year, McArTor said. BuT This year, iT was more Then we onTicipoTedi iT mode H a Tough spring season for mosT of The programs ThroughouT The counTry. When The rain sTopped long enough To play, Missouri mon- oged Ci Third place finish in The Tournament losing in The semifinals 6-5 To eventual champion Oklahoma SToTe when AIl-Americo coTcher Robby Wine crushed 0 Bob Faron piTch for o gome-winning home run in The ninTh inning. Ironically, Missouri's firsT loss in The doubie-eliminoiion Tour- namenT, played for The firsT as o seven-Teom TournamenT in- sieod of four because of each Team's roin problems. was The resuiT of o fouiTy nine-inning, i0-9 loss agoinsT Nebraska. STili, The Tigers finished The season 25-16, 7-8 in Big EighT play The 41 games played were The lowesTToTal for 0 Missouri Team since1975. BuT The rain wosn'T all To blame. The Tigers wenT mm The season wiTh cr young, inexperienced piTching sToff: Don DursT was The only senior. The problem, 05 McArTor and piTching coach Bob Todd now head coach 0T Keni SToTe, expecTed, was consisTency. Or lock of The same. ConsequenTIy, Missouri goT off To 0 win-one, lose one sTorT in The cold weoTher and on The road in March Following a 2.3 sTorT in Their firsT five games, The Tigers used The sTrong IefT arm of Dave OTTO and The power of The middle of Their lineup To win 10 of Their nexT 11 games. OTTO, 0 Mod- 6 freshan from Oak Grove, IiI., won his frrsT four decisions. The fourTh was a 9-0 one-hiTTer agoinsT Missouri-Rollo 0T Simmons Field As The conference season began, Missouri finally goT 0 break in The weather, buT noT from Kansas. The Joyhowks' Dennis Coplen, c1 sTocky lefThonder who appeared To have noThing, excepT To opposing hiTTers, beoT The Tigers 9'1 on five hiTs. MU sTronded seven runners in The nexT game, won by KU 6-2, before Tim Donze, onoTher freshman lefihonder, shuT OUT The Jayhawks 10-0 on one MT The Tigers wenT over The .500 mark in The conference wiTh a pair of wins CIT lowcr SToTe, but losT Their nexT five sTroighT. including a four-gome series ogoinsT Okichomo SToTe in still- oner, The biggesT series of The season, 0 four-gome seT wiTh Okloe homo 0T Simmons Fieid, woiTed The Tigers upon Their reTum from a dismal roodTrip. WiTh The conference ToumomenT less than 0 week away, MU needed 0 good showing against the powerful Sooners fora preferred seeding ihthe tourney. What it got was four of the best games of the season and a split in the series. OU pitching and hitting stor Ray Hayward beat Missouri 8-6 in 10 innings in the opener. The Tigers had their Chances, leaving 14 men on base, but also struck out 14 times. Victory come in Game 2, when catcher Bili Honceis two-run homer in the seventh capped a come-from-behihd Tiger effort. MU had trailed 6-0 going into the fifth inning. Hence haunted the Sooners in the opener the next day, with a grand slam, giving the Tigers 0 7-6 win. The homer tied MU's singIe-seoson home run record cat 11. Hence went for 12 in the second game, but this time with the bases loaded, his drive down the right field line might have been too hard. It hooked foul by inches. MU lost 7-4. In Oklahoma City, Otto won his eighth game of the season, 11-4 over Iowa State for the Tigers lone tournament victory. MU shortstop John Morquordt, outfielder Shane Fairbanks 0nd Hence each mode the 12mm alletournoment team. it was the third time in his career for Fairbanks, and the second for Hence, who along with Morquordt. elected to pass up his senior year of eligibility to sign 0 professional contract. Morquordt ended as the Tigers leading hitter for the season, with o .408 average in 38 games. Hence led the team in RBI with 43. Otto, who finished 8-2, had the lowest ERA among MU stor- ters at 2.71 in 792 innings pitched. I h BELOW: Outfielder Shane Fairbanks made the ali-tournament team for the third time in his career. RIGHT: Before the Tigers' tense, four-game series with the Sooners, they put the pressure on themselves. Photos by Tom Reese A 320 Catcher Blll Hance led the Tigers with 12 home runs and devastated opposltlon pitchers wlth hls compact swlng. Photos by Tom Reese 321 'Bill qancie had his hand in many pitchers' cookie jars. His teammates gave him the gladhand, Speedster John Marquardt was the Tlgers' top hitter In 1983. He went on to professional ball, foregoing hls senlor year. Tom Reese Greg Horstein Photos by Tom Reese LEFT: Shortstop John Marquardt was a wizard in the plvot. BELOW LEFT and BELOW RIGHT: Marquardt and second baseman Fred Ambs gunned down many a runner as a nlfty double-play combinatlon. F OR THE RECORD WRESTLING SIU-Edward. 22 Penn. State 25 Lockhaven State 21 Missouri 31 Missouri 18 Nebraska 26 Northern Iowa 20 No. Illinois 22 Missouri 32 Iawa Stake 32 East. Illinois 25 Oklahoma 28 Oklahoma State 47 Missouri 32 Final Record: 4-11 Missouri 16 Missouri 15 Missouri 19 Clarion 14 Pittsburgh 17 Missouri 12 Missouri 19 Missouri 18 SW. Mo. 51. 10 Missouri 15 Missouri 14 Missouri 14 Missouri 0 Indiana 7 FOOTBALL Colorado St. 14 Army 10 Missouri 0 East Carolina 9 Kansas St. 7 Iowa St. 17 Missouri 19 Missouri 20 Colorado 14 Missouri 14 Kansas 10 GYMNASTICS Missouri 170.35 Illinois 166.65 Missouri 172.40 Wisconsin 163.35 Minnesota 170.25 MISSOUfi 169.05 Nebraska 175.35 Missouri 172.30 Utah 181.95 Missouri 173.70 Missouri173.80 S. Illinois173.65 Florida 187.00 Missouri 176.75 101 eigh! multipIe-team tournaments. Missouri placed first three times. sec- ond twice and third three times. Mis- souri placed fifth in the NCAA RegionalsJ Missouri 28 Missouri 23 Texas 21 Missouri 26 Missouri 7 Missouri 17 Nebraska 23 Oklahoma St. 30 Missouri 35 Oklahoma 41 Missouri 16 Final Record: 5-4-2 Nebraska 79-56 Colorado 68-65 Kansas St. 82-50 North Carolina 64-60 Iowa St. 72-73 Augustana 85-55 Oklahoma 84-79 Temple 76-68 Kansas 74-69 Jackson St. 86-51 Oklahoma St. 73-79 Oregon 51. 87-59 Virginia 53-68 Eastern Illinois 76-61 Colmado 88-53 Tennessee-Manin 71-58 Nebraska 54-51 Washington 48-55 Kansas St. 49-47 Arizona St. 48-47 Iowa St. 64-66 Hawaii 73-58 Colorado 88-73 Nonh Carolina 58-73 Nebraska 69-63 North Carolina St. 49-42 Oklahoma 31. 92-93 Northern Iowa 91-62 Iowa 63-77 Dayton 76-64 Final Record: 26-8 Oklahoma St. 84-63 Missouri placed first in the Big Oklahoma 48-41 Eight's regular season and lost Marquette 59-60 in the NCAA Midwes! Fle- Kansas 76-63 gionalj MEWS BASKETBALL Opponem Score WOMEN'S Kansas 111-118 BASKETBALL Tulsa Forfeit Colorado 66-63 Opponent Score Nebraska 62-54 Southwes! Mo. SI. 96-56 Oklahoma 75-85 New Mexico 102-57 Kansas 81. 67-55 Stephen F. Austin 81. 80-79 Southern Illinois 83-76 Wayland Baptist 76-66 Nebraska 83-69 Iowa State 84-74 Oklahoma St. 60-61 Central Mo. St. 80-65 Iowa State 59-54 Delta State 83-61 Iowa State 32-58 Penn. State 87-68 Kansas 75-74 Oklahoma St. 66-64 Kansas St. 75-65 Long Beach St. 65-82 Auburn 76-89 UCLA 62-61 Final Record: 25-6 Pepperdine 67-61 1Missouri placed first in the Big Kansas St. 77-88 Eight Tournament but 105! in Colorado 90-64 the first round of the NCAA Na- Oklahoma 109-73 tional Championship.1 S1. Louis U. 92-38 VOLLEYBALL Missouri del. Oklahoma Missouri deL Kansas St. Southwest Mo. St, def. Missouri Missouri def. Bradley Southern Illinois del. Missouri Missouride1.Central Mo. St. WOMEN'S GOLF MEN1S GOLF Pan American Henry Homberg Univ, of New Orleans Rafael Alarcon Morris Williams Missouri def. Central Mo. 51. Missouri def. Bethel Collage Missouri def. Iowa Missouri def. South Dakoia Missouri def. Kansas Flayburn Classic 2nd Tiger Classic 151 Southern Ill. lnvil. 2nd Illinois Invnational 3rd Big Eight Championship 4th Missouri def. Northern Iowa Missouri def, Oral Roberts Missouri def. Montana St. Missouri def. Western Illinois Missouri def. Louisville Missouri def. Eastern Illinois Missouri def. Memphis S1. Missouri def. Southern III. Missouri def. Kansas Missouri dal. Kansas St. Missouri def. Northwest MO. 81. Missouri def. Nebraska 328 Missouri def. Drake Missouri def. Kansas Missouri def. Drake Iowa SL dsl. Missouri Nebraska def. Missouri Missouri def. Okiahoma Southwest Mo. SI. def. Missouri Missouri def. Iowa St. Iowa SI. del. Missouri Final Record: 26-6 Stephens Invitational 2nd Houston AIl-American Shocker Classic Cougar Classic Big Eight SOFTBALL Missouri 1 Missouri 9 Missouri 5 Missouvl 4 Mlsaourt 14 Missoud 4 Mlawun 2 Missouri 2 Missouri 2 Mlssourl 9 Missouri 5 Missouri 4 Texas MM 4 Arizona St. 1 Missouri 3 Mlsaourl 4 Missouri 1 Mlcmgan SL 1 Missouri 6 SW. Mo. 51. a Missouri 3 Missouri 7 Missouri 8 Kansas 1 Missouri 1 Missouri 3 Kansas 1 Minoan 4 Kansas 6 Missouri 3 Missouri 2 Missouu a Missouri 3 Missouri 16 Missouri 2 Missouri 15 Missouri 1 1 Nebraska 4 Missouri 3 Oklahoma St. 2 Missouri 6 Missouri 4 Missouri 3 Missoun 5 Oklahoma 3 Missouri 4 Mlssouvi 8 Missouri 2 Soumwoat Mo. 3 Missouri 3 Missouri 1 UCLA 1 Pacch 1 Oklahoma 0 Oklahoma 2 Indiana 1 West Texas SI 2 Oklahoma City U, 0 Oklahoma City U1 2 Arizona St. 1 Cenual Micmgan 0 Baylor O Nonhern Iowa 3 Illinois SI. 1 Ohio St, 0 Mdssouri 0 Missouri 0 Ohio St. 0 Western III. 0 Weslem III. 0 MissourI 0 lll.-Cmc.clv10 Missouri 2 SW. Mo, 51. 1 St. Louis U. 0 Wtchlu SI. 1 Misaourt 0 Oklahoma City U. 0 Creighton 0 Mlmuvl 0 Kansas 1 Missouri 0 NW1 Mo. S1. 1 Central Mo. SI, 0 U. 01 Evansvllle 0 NE. Ma. 51. 1 U. 01 Evansville 0 U. 01 Evansville 0 St. Louis UV 0 SL Loula U. 0 Missouri 3 Iowa 51. 0 Missouri 0 Oklahoma 0 Kansas St, 0 Kansas 0 Iowa SL 0 Missouri 1 NE. MO. St. 0 Indiana 2 Creighton 1 Missouri 1 Southwest Mo. 0 Southwest Mo. 0 Missouri 0 Mlasourl 0 Flnal Record: 40-13 1Mlssour1 lied 1or seventh pleas of eight teams in the NCAA Collage World 89- riesJ MEN'S SWIMMING Missouri 69 Missouri 80 Missouri 67 Iowa State 61 Nebraska 58 Missouri 80 SIU1C. 80 Missouri 79 Missouri 73 Bradley 44 Rolla 62 Southwest Mo. 45 Mlssourl 52 Mlssouri 27 Oklahoma 33 Missouri 35 Drury 34 Rolls 49 Missouri placed second in the Coke Invnatlonal and in the Minor Relays. Missouri placed tounh 1n the Salukl ln- vllalionaU BASEBALL Oppomnl SIU-Edwavdsville Pan American Central Michigan Northern Iowa Pan American Comral Mlchlgan Sam Houston Kansas Central Michigan Pan American Westminster Westminster Mo,-Rolla St. Louis U. Northwest M01 SL Nonhwost Mo. St. Kansas Kansas Kansas Iowa St. Iowa 81. Mo.-Sl. Louis Mo.-Sl. Louls Oklahoma St. Oklahoma St. Oklahoma St. Oklahoma St. Southwest Mo. St. Central Mo, 51. Central Mo. 51. Kansas St. Kansas 5!. Illinois Illlnola Oklahoma Oklahoma Oklahoma Oklahoma Nebraska Iowa 51. Oklahoma St. Final Record: 25-16 WOMEN'S CROSS COUNTRY Illinois St, Invitational Missouri lnvilatlonal Iowa State 19 Big Elgm Championships NCAA Dist. 5 Championships MEN'S CROSS COUNTRY Missouri 44 MlssourilWIchita StJOral Rubens 31d MlssourllNebraskallowa St. 3rd Razorback Invitational 41h Big Eight Championships 81h NCAA District 5 Championships Bth 4th place 1 st place 3rd place 3rd place 94 pts 39 pls, 89 ms. 66 pts. 53 p15 61 pts. 123 pts. 215 pts. 219 ms. WOMEN'S SWIMMING Missouri 79 Missouri 82 Missouri 87 Iowa 81. 103 Mlsaouvl 85 Nebraska 98 Kansas 64 Oklahoma 82 Arkansas 33 Illinois 51. 70 E1 Illinois 67 N1 Iowa 61 Missour141 NE. Mo. St. 64 Missourl 51 Mlaaourl 51 Missouri 67 Mlsaouvl 66 329 Photos by A.C. Dickson 332 lpho Phi sorority has broken the Greek mold of unmarried housemothers and fathers. Alpha Phi's houseporents are in their mid-20s and are married, Their unique addition to the Alpha Phi family, their son, Graham, is only 18 months old. Our houseparents are closer to our age. like in their 205, so we can relate to them better, says sophomore Renee Dowd. It would be harder to relate to an older women because, like with parents, there's a gap that makes it hard to understand. But houseporents Andrea Shea and Greg Soothoff aren't the only ones the Alpha Phis can relate to The couple's son, Graham, serves as the Ambassador of Good Will, Greg says. Graham's not shy Heill wander into rooms with open doors, with Andrea close behind It's a way that she sociolizes with the women. The women don't mind. in college, you don't see many kids, so it's really neat to have Graham here, freshman Terri Powell says. it's a good experience watching a baby grow and playing a port in his development, maybe like a sister. Andrea also serves as on older sister figure to the women, offering guidance, 0 well-tuned listening ear and help. liShe's a sister more then a mother, Powell says, Thereis always on open door for us if we need her, and since she's going to become 0 counselor, she can really advise us. Greg and Andrea consider themselves friends to the women. I like to spend time as a friend, being interested in who's sick, who has 0 test, Andrea says. Interactions between the Alpha Phi family and the Sccthotf family are mutually beneficial I think Graham odds humor and life to the house, Greg says. ttThe women are also good for him. He sociolizes more than the average kid, with his exposure to a lot of different people. Andrea says, ttThe women like to play with him some. You know, give him one of their old teddy bears. Graham loves the attention. Graham woddles post Andrea's reach and grabs for c: love-wom teddy bear. Greg benefits from the house's close proximity to the UMC School of Medicine, where he is o fourth-yeot medical student In the midst of her dolly responsibilities of planning menues, ordering food and supplies, coiling onkmen and managing the house staff, Andrea gains career experience by listening to and occasionally guiding the Alpha Phis. College today isn't the some as it used to be, she says. it's getting harder and adding more responsibility to the student. So, I think the time we spend here will help us in raising Graham. The women in the house sometimes babysit Graham while Greg and Andrea go out. The move is like one family helping another. Ills like out motto, Powell says. We say tAlpho Phe,' that's 'we.' We are one family. I Andrea Shea checks Alpha Phi's dining hall, whlle Greg Saathoff chats. 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Neil Mandel 53. Steve Chervitz 54. Ken Dubinsky 55. John Vogel 56. Nell Fenster 57. Rlck Weins1ein 58. Mark Welnfrub 59. Steve Cohen 60. Rob Diamcm 61. Steve Hirsch 62. Gene Jacobson 63. M1ke Stein 64. 80011 Fredevick 65. Brian Kunin 66. Jay Joffe 67. Scof'l Stolian 68. David Gust 415 l!jiab UNITED MSSOURI 0:30 aop$Nowpwm? $$$$$$E5g -15 KIT! 3 SOOJJN g03m12 com 12. Margie Folkins 13. Pom Ho1mes 14. Johonno Martin 15. Sheryl Shonnohan Dorm- to- dorm Cooks Text by Tim Reid Photo by Gary Allen 420 JoAnn Sioughter and Robin Kaiser may be the most popular people in their dorm They call their room Grand Centroi Station, Their popularity is not hard to trace. They cook good food in their dorm room. Most college students consider dormitories and good food contradictory terms, but Sioughter and Kaiser greet doubting guests with wire whisks and egg timers They just may be the most wellifed students on campus. What storied with popcorn hos blossomed into about 20 gourmet 0nd neor-gourmet meals 0 week. One time, i made lamb chops, and before t was done, i had the whole floor clawing at the door, Kaiser says as she prepares egg rolls for dinnet. Slaughter admits that het roommate exceeds her own cooking skills, but Slaughter gets in her share of culinary experience 05 wthe cook's Cissvstohce. She does the variety and I do the blond: like moccororwi and cheese, Slaughter explains. Chez Sioughter-Koiser is weiIAstocked with spaghetti, tuna fish, dairy products, spices and lots of peanut butter, Their ttkitchen has two singIe-burner stoves with o popcorn popper waiting in the wings. Naturally, all this gourmet cooking and creating in O cubby hole is against University regulations. Fires caused by overloaded electrical circuits are a hazard. So is on overCtowded dorm room. Regardless, the women's resident assistant does not complain. Spaghetti is 0 favorite for Slaughter and Kaiser because it's easy to fix and it's inexpensive. Thev cioim no secreT recipes or chef's surprises Their biggesT hit was a cooked duck, You mighi consider The duck o secreT recipe because I couldn'T Tell you how I did iT, Kaiser says. TTThaT wos definiTely called guesslng because I'd never cooked o duck before SanTiogo Grahja calls guesslngl' an lmporlonT porT of learning To be a beTTer cook. The 23-year-old graduaTe sTudenT from Ecuador relaxes wiTh a spoTqu in his hand. On weekends, Gronja whips up meals for his girlfriend in The McReynolds Hall coordinaTor's aparTmenT, The meals range from grilled cheese sandwiches To chicken Parmesan, I like To eaT, he says. TTOnce you like To eaT, you begin To have 0 TasTe for whoT you like and whaT you doan like. Unlike Kaiser, Gronja offers a secreT game plan for preparing rice. The rice you find around here is eliher soupy or in 0 big glob. There are Things you can do To iT To make lT jusT righT. You can even odd food coloring To H for a differenT color and Taste Sally WaldschmiTT likes To cook and eai lTalian food, She spenT Two years in culinary school 0T Joliei Junior College before coming To Missouri for a degree in hoTellresTauranT monagemenT She now lives in Hillcresl Hall, which provides Two small lechens for sTudenTs To use Now ThaT I've gone Through cooking school, I ocTualIy know how To make a good cake, I have To make everyThing from scraToh. WaldschmiTT has prepared quiTe a few meals in The dorm everyThlng from Chinese food To a compleTe candlelighT spagheTTi dinner ThaT her floor cooked Tor one of The men's floors Her cooking lsn'T limiled To meals. elTherl LasT ChrisTmos, she made slx pounds of fudge and CT Times, she makes large European TorTs BuT deep down Inside! she is still on ITalion aT heon I love To make lasagna or pizza Thol my grandma ToughT me To make, she says. Hi like To work wiTh sauces because sauces can make The worsT piece of meaT TasTe like The besT The lTalian chef doesnit seTTle for recipes, eiTher Til jusT love To experimenT and creaTe someThing new I'm always inTo improving, WaldschmiTT shares her Talent wiTh everyone she can More Than anyThlng else, she loves To cheer up someone whols feeling down by cooking someThlng specool She goT her chance aT The end of IasT semesier TTEveryone wos bumming ouT because iT was finals, and l ThoughT To myself, This Is The Timell Then i made about 10 pizzas and one of my TorTsl Everyone gol o blg kick oul of iT, and H cheered everyone up, The fulure holds a speoiol dream Tor Waldschmm She wanTs To open 0 restouronl in a Chicago suburb, one ThaT's kind of quainT, buT WITh o warm aTmosphere H She wonTs To be able To walk around and know iherl cusTorners and lreol Them good? WhaT kind of resTouTanT IS she planning To have7 An lTolIan one, of course I 47 Bibb House ROW ONE Kathy Willard. Mary Davisson, Christa Chullino, Susie PeHus, Therese Chouvcux, Georgia AygrosA Karen Clowson. ROW TWO: Kris Hose, Dunc Brown, Kristi Renner, Astrid Aboqueto, Diana Ulrich, Cheryl Eisenhan, Colleen Conconnon. ROW THREE: Holly Owens, Tracey Lcndruehe, Jeanne Tegemoff, ROW FOUR: Colleen Whonon, Rochelle Bartel, Koren Gusenhagen, Dione Bisig. Blanchard House ROW 1: Barbara Wlllioms, Virginia Carlson. Sheila Moran, Deanna Schindler, Kathy Meek Kathy Long, Lynn Hord. ROW 2: Karen Reinke, Diane Kruger, Dom Kose. Carol J. Lexow, Julie Tiemcn, Michele Drake, Jenmfer Davis ROW 3: Carolyn Wehmeier, Jennifer Milter, Sarah Kilp, Sandy Dressler, Linda Goeckelet. Grace Bielski. Kathy Roschev, ROW 4: Julie Adams, Loun' Mit- chell, Jacki Decker, Jennifer Fiuwoten Jovmie Gordon, Susan Jackson, Judlth Whi1e. ROW 5: Jenna Audsley, Tracy Coppoge, Kim Lee, Linda Geisev, Kellie Hermann, KaThy Deemer. 422 Crittenden House ROW 1: Brett Ridgley, Mlke Wilson, Bean W Bone, Burke Buckhoml Douglas S Varwood, Kelth Bishop, Deon Buckhom, Mr, Mudbone ROW 2: Mark Duncan,Jef1 Duey, Koji Fujll, Rob- ert Slosson, Tim Rasmussen, Burke Parrish ROW 3: Vow Peng, Leong, Jeff Hlte, Peter Gerwlfz, Scott Williams, Greg Pcrrlsh, ROW 4: Emlllo Cerrc, Mike Parrish, Mon Green, Mike Bom- boch, Jeff Briggs, Dave Powers, F arwell House ROW1:CoThy Clark Helen Shobe, Teresa Cole, man, Janet Shodden, Jo Pierce, ROW 2: Joanne Memento, Amy Femer, Nancy AHison, Carol Sudfeld, Kcuen Klipp, Wendy Wilhon, Carol Wiike, Nancy Shores, Jennifer Goerke. ROW 3: Laura WHIioms, Nancy Collings, Julie Snlder, Chrls D'Angelo, Heather Zemke, Coro- lyn Worfleld. 423 Francis House ROW1: Tracy Scott, Janice Ferrel, Jinyo Kramer, Shannon Golden, JiH DeBourge, Anne Selby, Mionne Underwood. ROW 2: Diana Davis, An- gie Baxter, Wendy Marx, Holly Lows. Cheryl Burkhordt, Peggy Mchood, Sharon Roubo. ROW 3: Sandy Yeoman. Pony Long, Denise Diekmonn, Darlene Kroh, Jill Mouchenheimer, Jennifev Himon. Donncsue Brickey. ROW 4: Lisa Luppino, Paddy Curr. ROW 5: Teresa Woechten Sheila Storke, Lynerre Maxwell, JuHe Goff, Julie Walter. Kimbeny Helton. Schelle Freeman. Mcrvellen Roubo. Fenton House ROW1: Pmricic Daniels, Tommy Kelley, Kelty Wells, Robin Kilp, Jone H010. ROW 2: Lori Chris- mer, Vicki Blumbevg, Jayne Toylorl Beth David- son. ROW 3: Patricia Jenkins, Ursula Seidelmonn, Paulo Cretzmeyerl Karen Conant. Ncncy Schwartz, Catherine Burton, Shelley Gerhcm ROW 4: Miclu Polladino, Dayna Ecriy. Victoria Hollen, Corrie Alexander, Dennise Nelson, Vicki Worth, Stacey Renick, Susan Carlson ROW 5: Ann Boyd, Lori Penner, Koren Coble, Marla Arbes, Julie McKinzie. 424 Hardin House ROW 1: KO Eokmann, Shown Jones, Wyneno Follins, Misha MoDoniels, Brenda Chappell, Yolanda Anderson ROW 2: Shcunnc Jyus, Dow Terry, Ruthie Hozley, Linda Ross, Kimberly Cooley, Farohnclz NohchX-A, ROW 3: Tracy Girord. NkaI Douglas, Debbie Clcmors, Bev Reyndds, Shown Reynolds, Jenny Holcomb ROW 4: Sheryl McCuHeyl Christy Schom Moria Bore, Dianna Worm. Mem J Grose, Shari Brooks. ROW 5: Tommy Dovkjson, Gail Williams, Sheila Laurent Josephine Curtis, Soroh Ziegemeier. ROW :5: Deena Thompson, Jamie Faulknert Kay Polsgrove, Cheryl Goo1h, Julie Ncce, Angie Whifescorver, Teieso, Sonsove, Jackie Pulmv quist Barb Buffa, Glenys Trocv, Tracey Talbert ROW 7: Jonls Figgel Georgeonno EG Ledger wood Hawes House ROW 1: LG. Patterson, Mark Samilu ROW 2: Kevin Moore, John Goodman, Ralph Chandler, Will Truss, Nlls Hovik, Eric Mom Paul Renard, Cur- tis Brockerhoff. ROW 3: Bob Hartman, Tim Nadler, Ron Gottschalk, Kent CoopeL ROW 4: Steve MiYchell, Jorge Goreid, Karl Davenport John Dicklnson, Mark Mount, James Hunt, Bill Leulf. ROW 5: Duvld Oppermon, N Miller, Bill OverTurf. Fred Perry. 425 McGill House m ROW 1: Susan Wellmon, Barb Brueggemonn, May Scheve, Linda Leifield, Ruth Ann Hayes, Tracy Bowers, ROW 2: Carol Lynch, Liso Overbyl Kimberiy Kells, Sharon Gardner, Eloyna Rhodes, Genise Luecke. ROW 3: Laura Knickmoyer, Crystal Freeman Fame Shostok, Jennifew Brod- ford, Lisa Wuesfhoff, Down Wchne ROW 4: Mary Jane Ricono, Sharon Ligibel, Lisa Alexan- der, Denise Milstecd, Lee Ann Amos. ROW 5: Julie Beckene, Suzanne Davis, Lynda Johnson Houchens House - ROW ONE: Rik: Heistermonn, Molly Hopper, Tomoloo Shibozoki, Loutc: Millerl Johnna BixenA man. Angelo Ruebling, Melanie McCleove. ROW TWO: Tina Mame Johnson, Linda Krechel, Laura Guest, Alicia Wells, Tommie Rolofson, Down Bennett ROW TH REE: Nancy McCormick, Koren Young, Amy Miller, Susan Anderson, Sharlaen Mole. ROW FOUR: Mary Sainz, Peggy Loucka Carol WoTers, Hisaho Kowodo. 426 Price House - ROW 1: Brian Chome, Fernando R, Podron Jr,, Ken Langsbn, Glen del Rosorlo, ROW 2: Rlck Courtney Jeri Mcllrov, Russell Heln, Tom wm- brenner, Ross Dewm, Poul Plcken, Tom Plckenl Jim WIllioms, ROW 3: Glen? Ruiledge, Barry New, Dale McCollum, Lorry Bereswlll, MOT? nght, Dwtght Fischer, Jesus Salas ROW 4: Rich Egon, Hcl Collier, Jim Knelsted, Shawn Schaff- ner, David Ellion, Vlc Cooper! Russel Clemons, Don Konok, Kenneth Honse, Michael Vlllenc. Phelps House - ROW ONE: Anusho Bolokrishnon, LISO Shear, Cynthia Culley, Punkt Kmhy Dawson, Phaedra Jerery, Arianne Haley, Lois Cote, Maureen Merl, Kathleen Homgan, Teresa Richmond, Ann Potter, Lon Schnieders, Sharon Robe, Judy Davis, Came Dauemheim, Michelle LeBorge, Eileen Hom.JuHHerben,Kc11hIeen Grady Patterson House - ROW ONE: 50011 Hclliburfon. ROW TWO: swan Woody, Bryan meford, Phillip Plotz, Scon Hill, Demetrios Tsikalas, Kirk Restorfer, Van Van- derwerken. ROW THREE Don Vilicive, Kirk sroon, Greg Chode, David Sanders. Gary Wimberly. John Heppler, Dennis Kem, Sam Rogers. ROW FOUR: Mark Summers, Steve Rolph, Dove Le wondowski, Stephen Jones, Jr. Holman, Mi- chael Kim, Steven Hahn. ROW FIVE; Bob Barth, Brod Seabough, Stephen Linn, Kent Jones, Norr man Sutton, David Barnes, Don Duensing, Clay Schorff, Keith Compbeh ROW SIX: Greg om monn, Paul D Morrison I, Bob Fisher, Troy Comw 10:1, Michael Shannon, Scoh Fitzgerald ROW SEVEN: $0011 Hobbs Rob Smith, Craig Weide- mon, Poul Norman, Mike McCrecry II, Don Roll 428 Ripley House - ROW ONE: Susan Hclbrook, Gino Hcskamp, Jo Ann West, Judy Dlllon, Laura Anbrmen. Tracy Giles, Julie Finder, Sue Hfmmelberg. ROW TWO: Julte Jenkins, Sue Burlen, Judy Schwerdt, Laura Elam, Sandy Bonnot, Michelle Fox, Paulo Judd, Jayne Zimmer, Sharon McHugh. ROW THREE: Yvonne Voung, Tcml Sollee, Lise Eikermonn, Undo Glennl Chris Meyer, Joyce KroenzLe. LeAnn Areford. 429 Robb House - ROW ONE: Dineese Hayes, Va Chisholm, Nex Bowersox, David Volk, Bart Harper. ROW TWO: Poul Maneucci, Mm? Nessi, Wiibiiphred Stans- field, LeoAnn Preslorl Dione Smith, Jock Dod- son, Derby Jones, Travis Rees. ROW THREE: Ron Croswell, Jet! Shikles, Duckers. Fulvio Haves. Terry Bordeleau, Aymolloh Kazemi, Billy White. Searcy House - ROW1: Llsa Meek, Tlna Tucker. Connie Farrow, Barbara Bergman. Bitsy Hencher, Amy Thomp- sonA Donna Johnson, Barbara Evans. ROW 2: Cheryl Hodok. Laura Kramer, Sharon Bridge- man. Sally Behringev, Tricia Fennewald, Junile Gogllorducci. Cheryl Jumps, Amy Slogle ROW 3: Cecilia Moher, Lauren Fcrror, Sandy Stevens, Michelle Grewe, Marsha Powell, Lisa Schoolcrofi, Gabrielle Mock. ROW 4: Stacey Schmidt, Meg R061, Jon Kheg. Pom Fchey, Pam Kroc, Susan Frisbee, Marisa Mendenholl, 430 Stephens House - ROW1: Carmen Poulsmeyer, Dorothy Ben, Mary Somrek, Volondo Santiago, Julle Blomquist Ju- dlm RoHIscon, Dona Adams, Bess Truman, ROW 2: Colette Hoftmon, Bounie Rothmon, Cindy chchter, Debby WilNoms, Debfo Burns, JoAnne Slaughter, JIII Alewel, Rachel Emsi, Robin Kaiser, Beverly Falter 431 Wilson House - ROW 1: Ellen J. LeMond, Becky Badger, Chris- tina Smon, Ca1hy Knox, Lauren Wulfekeuhler. ROW 2: Koren Ken, Elaine Koenigsfeld, Peggy Robeds, June Cholquist, Anne L Wieschhous. ROW 3: Beth Kennon, Susan Schoeter, Sandy Boggs, Deborah Zoole, Claire WeXch, Liso Mc- Michoeh Sharon Gordon. ROW 4: Porn Kuelker. Margaret Hoxiel Wendy Syberg, Susan Houser hower, Brenda Kusicn, Juno Sieben, Porn Thompson, ROW 5: Kathy Scudder, Michelle Slowskl, Susan Huffman, Jackie Gibson, Mornyn MiCkoyl Becky Kmono, Michelle Hawkins, Shields House - Row One: Brian O'Holloron, Drew Felling, John Hos1ings Row Two. Joe Higgins, Jerry Scheer. Keim Muellen Mcm Fremsos, John Cooper Row Three: Gory Castor, Torn Germeloth, Ken Gunner, John Beoulieu, Gavin Hooks Row Four: Charles PhlleSl Don Cwiklowski, Jim Shipley, Hugh O'Holioron,Cur1 Dennison, P01 Mclnemey. Row Five: Terence Wulff, Chartes Sachs, Erik Betz, David Anderson, Geny Phillips. Row Six: Ron Prcrr1,Bri0n Bmick, Jim Sykoru 432 ASUM ROW ONE: Kevin WHson, Barb Rehm. Jackie McEntire, Barry Froger, Dona Thompson, John Baxter, Morgana Childress. ROW TWO: Kurt Keppler, Jack Ruoff, Price Andy Bloom, Anna Aydt, Dave Wright Down Pendergost Brod Jones, Jim Clark, John Appquuist. Association Of Clothing and Textiles - ROW 1: Terry Weber, Chrlsflne MaHsson, Barb Brueggemunn, Julie Beckena, Christiano Lo peilno, Amy Mason. ROW 2: Dn Kim Dickerson, Kelly Keller, Tommy Brenton, Lowe Bozoicn, chhy Polozzolo, Teni Speiser, Lisa Bosso, Jeff Holmes, Luna Sfrickfoden. ROW 3: Janice Wel- ter, Sandy Boggs, Becky Tomlin. Cassandra M Young, Sarah Audsley, Ann McDonald, 30le Lenz, Christine Leffeler, Ruthann Rosenganen, thy Schandler, Mensa Thomas, Kathy Edwards. Gigi Quinlan, Gino Lee, Elaine Echele, Be?sy Slougmer ROW 4: Sue King, Mi- chelle Forget, Chelle Kem, Mary Steuierman. Judy Lohmeyer, Paulo Helle, Peggy Gmewood, Amy Stone, Sherri Myers, Elgina A, Stewart, Dom' Flelds, Jill Mauchsnhelmer, Terri HorTmon, Greg Wtighf, Anjonemo RoJrock, Elaine Niemeyer, Laura Richter, 433 Alpha Kappa Psi - Row One: Koren Ostoski, Jennifer Wilde, Sandy Bonnet, Sherry Smon, Karen Milner, Susan Fredholm, Anne Secmon, Linda Jakovac, Carole Gcllipeou, Anne Weber, Pom Powell, Sherry Groves, Pdny Hosrey, Judy Brchler, Con- nle Elsenrmh, Jane Burdzv, Christene Probst, Marianne Bvrne, Claudio Conway, Row Two: Tim O'Connor. Jeff Bricker, Eric Schwarzem frcub, Don Lenger, Mark Smith, Louis Bollard, William Sinopole, Robew Guell, Rick Miller, Linda Whited, Laura Barton, Don Pund, Joan Maness, Gus Sinks, David Wosinger, Dove Kisf, Glenn Jackson Steve Zeked, Scot! Tiken, David Schroff, Chris Lewis, Mark Baker, Row Three: Nancy Swiney, Brenda Hall, Mon Beth Larson, Pom Freese, Jon Huenke, Stacy Hemenwoy, Lisa Strcub. Aurora Castro, Mary Duff, Judy Von Blohn, Helena Chen, Penny Mosher, Barbara Hershfelf, Mary Sullivan, Sandy Spofcforo, Susan Fendclson, Chris Blschof, Mary Filedman, Mary Kreiner, Sonja Rom, Sue Tisius, Lisa Wc- slnger, Pcmi Weekly, Julie Lone, Bob Hoden, Poul Sawchok. Row Four: Ron Hopkins, Mark Komm, Jake Skouby, Richard Poskin, Andrew Burch, Steph KXst, Mary Kerlinger, Debbie Levine, Kym Walsh, Allison Moten, Judy Taylor, Gleg meford, Chris Cox, Lisa Cling, Marie Motley, Martha Binkmeyer. Lisa Banting, Whit- ney Cape, Traci Russell, Jamie Pe1ers, Kevin Kressig. Reben Graham, David Anvold. Row Five Craig Dunojcik, Jeff Wiison, Bruce Caner, Susan Bray, T.C. Williams, Jamie Kerisey, Mary Nobell Anne Waldron, Diana Broncmon. John Livings10n, Porn Thomas, Darin Alexander, M- choel Ghledt, Daryl Scales, Joe Robens, Marv Bah Dickey, Tracy Sopp Row Six: Mcmus Smlm, John Mom's! Tim States, Jeff Lockwood, Jim Schultz, Todd Vondemore, Lonnie Nelson, Joy Smith, Mike Conner! Gory Hill, Tom O'Brien, Chuck Ryan. Wade Carlton, Chuck Suderson. 434 435 American Society of Interior Designers - ROW ONE: Rebeccc: Allender, Kevin Stress, Mi- calo Burke, Trudy Wolf, Stephanie Davies, Carolyn Gcmoche, ROW TWO: Cheryl G. Bc- siotis, Barb Himmelberg, Lori Anderson, Vick: Miller, Joanne Os105ki. Jacqueline A. Kenz, Sandi Bolbock, Ruth Brent ROW THREE: Mori- onne Sanders, Kim Shem, Coryn LoidermonA Mark Alsponl Lee Wellbrock, Dona Heckle- mon. Michelle Pefschel, Mr. G.L. Hennich. Alpha Phi Omega - ROW ONE: Candace Soyles. Jone Bore, Dun- Con Weoihers, Kelly Douglass, Margaret Vr- bonocl Marlo K. McLone. ROW TWO Sovoh Audsley, Volondo Santiago, Deanna Schindler, Paula J. Haeber, Barb Tucker, Ken Gendron, Becky Seneker, June Robeds, Jamie Peisch, Kathy Baldwin, Joe ches ROW THREE Ane- mes T. Boggins, Virginia A Conson, Sarah M, Kilpl Karen A Reinke, Grace Bielski, Jutie Tiemon, Koren Frederick, Laura Wagner, Jomxe Ruffini, Mario Nonh. ROW FOUR: Sheik: Moron, Michael Wise, Debra G Pierson, Joyce 5. Poull, Koren Pooge. Brenda Shcwt Beth Ebert ROW FIVE: David Mahler, Scof1 Crumpecker, Sheny Rowse, JOWTHE Gordon, James E. Retchmonl Barry Fruger, Sue Hancock, Tina Horns, Rencve PhiHips ROW SIX: Robm Kaiser, Larry SlaughterA Edward Brunngrober, Mark Bonavio, Jim Rhine, John Bischof, Mory Stem, Kent Wehrnaerl Kevin Crookshcnks, Jessica Rudnick, Bob Gclombo, Sheryl! Nienhueser 436 Agricultural Mechanizational Club ROW1: Bill Hires, Tim Prolswcber, Brion Board. Mike Buck, James C Frlsby. ROW 2: Kslsle Clark, Roy Suftenleld, Mark Schotz, Harold Chapman, David McCormlck. ROW 3: Dennis Enke, Rlck Wycfr, David Spurgeon, Al Reidlinger, Larry Compton. Arts 8: Science Student Government - ROW 1: Jill Fitzgerald, Pcmy Slicer, Anna Aydt Connie Miles, Janet Redding, Jim Kelly, Jone El'vhord1 ROW 2 Gregg Schaff, Connie Angelo Stephenson, Carotyn Troutner, Marlo McLane, Koren Pils, Laura Richter ROW 3: Linda J, Solfronk, Kimbeny A. Bosnem Steven L, WeHs, McryAnnJ Bogackn Thomas E Zehnle, Joann M. Tracy, 438 Arts 8z Science Student Government Officers - ROW ONE Kim Bosneft, Jone Ehmordt, Kim KeHyA JoAnn Tracy, Mary Ann Bogacki, Carolyn Troutner, Sieven WeHs A39 Blacks in Pursuit of Medicine ROW ONE. Arthur Townsend, Judy Voung, Dev- rick Holt, Nancy Tromil, Cherw Johnson, Kevin Pulley. ROW TWO: John King Michael Bloun1, Bob Lockhort Brion: Walls, Michael Jones, Ruth Deon, Denise Moody. Blair Student Organization - ROW1: Ron Foshe, John Cohlllcna ROW 2: Tri- cio Scott Monica Roach, Mary Caro! Strauss, Thomas E. McCcNer. ROW 3: Chris'ry Gilben, Jackie Hoke, Phyllis West, Koren Tremblov, Anv gie Roques, Jeff Schuldi. ROW 4: Shawn Trent, Mary Ann Smith, Yvonne ViHhcrd, thy GIOVS, Cheryl M. Roques, Susie Vossen. Cindy McLeod, Sharon Lipomo, Michelle ericni. ROW 5: Lorena J. Mann. Jodie L Green, Sue Soehngen ROW 61T9f950 Dirten, Brvon Howard, Daniel Monco, Dove Dom, Kim Norfhup, Deb- bie Moove College Republicans - ROW ONE Mike Jorretz, Trace Slinkerd, Rob Riesmeyen Soot? Ramsey ROW TWO: Ken Hot?- mon, Scott Gallagher, Randy erght, Jane? Pe- terson, Terry lnmon, Mary Ann Reynolds ROW THREE GH Stone, Scot? Shepherd Jim McMullin, Michael Kisling ROW FOUR: Jeffrey D. vael Greg Long, Laurie Fink, Jeanne Early, Betsy Bu- siek, Shown Askinosie ROW FIVE: Kathy WHlord, John Goodman, Rick Mounn leonne Honog, Jubie Backer 441 Delta Sigma Pi POW1: DeRee VonderHcar, Angem Phth, JU- lie Johnson, Tlno Teter, Connle Peterson, Jon Lolben. Linda Dudenhoeffen Lezhe Rehcgen, Sharon Meeks, Porn Goebek KmV Regan, Marv Seifried, KeHy Hoovev, MicheHe Zimmer, Ko1ie DoherTy. Jonei Scheuler, Sue Foley Renae Coffmcn. ROW 2: Non Kelly, Scot! Werner, Don Roper, Jef! Werner, Jim Hayes, Tim Scheer, Don Bellows, Steve Long, Jeff Gomon, Clay Grumke, Jennifer Sheets, Ron Meyer, MoHow Kee ROW 3: David Gardner, Mark Mcmhews. Tim Long. Ned Shinel Raymond E Sooihoff, George H Lee m, Brod Anderson, Dun meer. Frank SonfiHippo. Dove Stricken. Dione Dobbs ROW 4: Bob Gilstrop, Clark Wotloce, Dove Voegtli, Jeff Homole. ROW 5: Jeffrey White, Don Maxey, Rober1 Robinson, Don Phillips. Chuck Hutchins, Ingrid Owen, KeHy Budd, Mary McQuiTTy, Sondra Koswon, Lisa Iovino, Coihy Tobben. Liz Elsey. 442 Education Student Council wx; ROW ONE: Charles Smiih, Ann Kottwnz, Morgana! Hone, Loni Allen, Debby Seats, Con- nie Higgms, Lisa Peterson. ROW TWO: Jennifer Givens, Chris Pembenon, Ruth Ann Rosen- buum, Douglas 5. Hon, Cathy Counts, Mario HeHising, Theresa Helmsraug ROW THREE: Bob Hi11,Becky Badger, Boro Spenser, Nancy Colles, Paula Fronzer, Janet Kramer, Dr. Charles Schmitz. ROW 1: Stuan Klng, Roger Cox, Dennis Okem fuss, Mark Moorhouse. Julionn Koonse, Mark Schwendemon, Don Lons, Don Mocke, Lorry Smoot ROW 2: Mike Coron, Wes Wright, Tom Deflne, Michael Pickett, Terry Stephenson, Jeff Evers, Don Baker! Chris Cox, Mark Adams, Thomas Tremain. Bryce Bunch, Jonathan M. Co- ker, Greg A, lmmethon, Chunes N. Hosek. ROW 3: Glenn Foulke, Kris Kump, Beth Maddox, Susan Buoklerl Cindy Am, Krian Webb, Molly Klng, Leane Constant, Allison Stiles, Melodie Rocker, Clolre Hel'fslev, Moria Sunches, Kodo Stunek, Elissa Schulte, Lori Pogel, Joan Leohy. ROW 4: Joe Booth, Vince Kinmon, Douglas Mueller, David Schoenherr, Joey Patterson, Jo- seph Cchill, Ed Wenski, Scott Andrew, Jeff Por- 1er, RoberT Reese, David Brefzke, Scot? Mocss, Jeff Beorlv, Rlchord Stehnoch. ROW 5: Richard Welss, Kevin Vest, Tommy H, Wong, Mark R. Walker, Glen A Pfeifsr, John B. Treece. Les L, Palmer, Joe Bobnor, Dan Schniedersl Keith Kreutztroger, Richard D Smith, Keith D. Kaye. F ifteen People Who Wanted to be in the Yearbook - ROW ONE. Doug Bugs Suthoff and Buck, Rick Halter, Tina Harris, Jim Schollom, Jim Ford ROW TWO: Don S8nnot. Debbie Fletcherl Lorcon Doyle, Jayne Powell, Gregg Block. ROW THREE: Julie Gerfen, Douglas Linze, Ben Kembtfzkvl Laurie Lecho, Georgia Relish Farm House Little Sisters - ROW 1: Julie Hood, Jodie Blair, Angelo Bendorf, Lisa Vonlondinghoml Julie Finening, Kim Wiley! Jone Fullenon. Dona Brown, Stephanie W651, Marcia Rockeh, Teresa Eichelberger, Louise Bescnd. ROW 2: Mario RoweTon, Tommy Simp- son, Stephanie Sen, Kerk: Wheeler, Laura Ellis. Joyce Kroenzle, David Rerdl Ellene Stoecklein, Deanne Spcunhorst, Ellen Penner, Debbie Spenoef, DeAnn Toliver, Kami Cook, Kem Scheible, Wendy Beol, Mono Gregory. ROW 3: Kim Best, Patricia Doughty, Sue Altizch, Mi- cheHe Mershon, Leifc: Cowon, Joanne Ranney, Jill Frisbee, Debbie Burfeind, Lisa Man, Debbie Pohlmon, Nancy Sander, Lois Sheets, Tracey Bronson. Pom Coldren, Jone Ann Novingen The Hand, Laurie Mcm, Sharon Kirchhoff. ROW 4: Becky Hemy. ROW 5: Kathy Daniel, Lora Plott- ner, Movcio Hand, Kim Boum. ROW 6: Jeannine Box. Kay Rundle, Nancy Sommer ROW 7: Rose Anne Hansen, Donna Brockschmidt ROW 8: Tina Gilben, Shown Forrest, Koren Collien Kmhy Frazier. 511 High Street w Row One: Laura Pelrono, Lynne BLmerworth, Cheryl Nuss, Row Two: Bob Crowe, Gory Allen, 447 Interfraternity Council - ROW ONE: Kenny Rinehon. Mike Cunningham, Mcmhew TaI1ni,chk Milford, Grant Teeple, Ed db Hoff, An Hubccher, James Keutzer, Michael Hicks, Christopher Tlopek. ROW TWO: Aion Pre- IuTskv, Jay Golder, Doug Schaffer, Gelord Bcva, Dennis Dunlvon. Bony Steffen, Jeff Wilson. Myron Gruessbe, Jeff kains, Tim Obrien, Barry D. Gobbs, Tom R Reed, Christopher D Schlaumon, Thomas G. Mock, Troy Sherman ROW THREE: Joe Perry, Phil Grifmh, Craig Kohler, John Kimmis. Mike Honing, Poul Wifhefs, Craig Schild, ROW FOUR: Dcvld R. Kolser, Salvokxe Lombardo, Steve ReangeL AI Jonogon, Jeff Roffelson. Dove Heinemann, Lorry Compton, David Thiemonn, Anthony S, chono, Deon Shlllifo, Bill Beckermon, 448 Interfraternity Council Officers - ROW ONE, Michael Reese, Alon Reser, Vince Smart ROW 1W0 Hopie Brooks, Jeff Lehmonl Timothy Hatfield, Edward C. Clausen, '2 .4 1' Y. K. 449 KCOU News Side - ROW ONE Trocv ewes, Tim Hess, Ken Demch ROW TWO: Thomas Wright, Michael Daugherty, Susan Zimberoff, Eh Schultz. Jeff Meyer, Ruth Ann Hayes, Anne Moser, Shellee Smith, Martha Rodhom. ROW THREE Virginia J. Whvfel Peggy Zyon, Lee Blumen ROW FOUR: Dove Marlo. Vince Patton, Bob Toy, M011 Senv seny. Coun Possum, Kerry Reud, ROW FXVE: Jim Gardner, 50m Sanders. Greek Week Steering Committee - ROW ONE: Nancy Po't'lerson, Jackie Smlth, Jone Ehrordt, Cathy Svehla, Ca1hy McCrody. ROW TWO: Peggy Horvctich, Mork Fouser, Lee Men- denhall, Julie Myles, Kim Gilder, Connie May, Lisa Kolios, Alllson Falter. Cassandra M Voung. Julis Hood, Mary Campbell, Bryon Burrough, ROW THREE: Mom Miller, Hopie Brooks, Phil Rothermich, John Mack, Bob Higgins, Jon Dahon, Chuck Friedman, Tracy Rubick, Margy Harris. KCOU Dys - ROW ONE: Jeff Strlckland, Claudio Gotham, Anne Hobbell, Perry Cooper. Lisa Beck. RlCh Ahrens ROW TWO: Jeff Propst, Cindy Lamb, Tn'sh Merelo, Dione Kohm, Br1cm Bank. Elizabeth Mcrchl Jim Hunnon. ROW THREE Stephen Goldbevg,Mc1rk Koenlg, BIII Nohlik, Christopher Feider, Don Shroyer. ROW FOUR: Mike McV Cownl Robed Goylov, Steve McIntyre! Clark Knapp, Dick Penensious, Mizzou 4-H - Row One: Lonnie Blum, Joni Compbeil, Ko1hy Lockord, Row Two: Ronnie Francis, James Sep- pingtonl Kmhy Bowlcnd, Laura chitz. Row Three: Max Miller, Warren Schloizhouer, Debbie Pohlmon, Dona Brown. Row Four: Jerry Mit- telhauser, Curtis Bohl. Lynn Gerber, Leticia Mull, Rmh Diekmonn. Row Five: Norman Messner, Greg Reynolds, S'even Disselhorst, Don Rieger. N avy ROTC - ROW1: Kur? Doering, Carol Aruvs, Fred Smifh, Chris Gish, Edan Eidson, Darrel Koerber Mo, Soon Grantham, Nick Klaus, David Nugem, Craig Bodkin, Teresa McMahon, Mitch Hou- chin, Steve Aue, Don Luhrsen, Jeri Hire, Jeff Conr ner, Gregg Burke, Jon Gibbs, Mark Cummlngsl Gerqu Govlek, Jacqueline Richards, Frank Doss ROW 2: SKCS ISSJ Linord, Major J.W Kohler, Mirlie Olmstead, Furori A Hayes, James R Debold, William Mason, Tom Corpentier, Klm Huliet, Mark Jebens, Fred Stork, Kenneth Strims, Jeff Comstock, Tad Campbell, Kay Comejo, Bill Decker, Roy Kielyt Jill Andrews, Staci Harrison, Michael Deming, Mike May, Carrol Biven, Mark Upton Jennifer Straw, Steve Lobe, Pow Fem's. ROW 3 Ralph Dom, Rob Doss, Brion Frost, John Harper, Mike thhell, John Whyte, Neil Harris, Brod Moyberry, Mark Walker, John Bell, Roger Menke, Tommy Dongos, Douglas Hoile, Eddie Lance, Russell Haas, Brian C. Nickersonl Sterling Fasten J. Ryan Duffy, Ron Hughes, Brod Snook, Dove Russe, Paul R, Maekin, Dennis Hoes, Mike Ahlgrin, Keith Buehler ROW 4: James lsom, Travis Terrill, Wes Fonin, Tom Thompson, Ken Herkern Poul Bvockfeld, John Blokemore, John Ruby, Mike Downs, Tom Cofer, Don Belmor, Tom Hrdlicko, David Spitznugel, Craig Creighton, Lorry Courhi, Tony Gerst, Bruce Roiley. Dovid Mumhill, Michael Warden, Don Currence, Roy Kozicx, Ron Block. Clay SmHh, Robert Armstrong. 452 Campbell-Harrison - ROW ONE: Evelyn Elliot, Wendy Eckeny, Mindy Martin, Koren Roth, Rachel Smith, Laura Perry. ROW TWO: Elizabeth Frazier, Leslie Zetmeir, Kathy Ferguson, Janet Peferson, Barb Fojen, MorHyn Ficken, ROW THREE: Kathy Sanbum, Lorerrc Les1er, Kendra Moneuol, Cindy Heep man, Jeanne Burke, Julie Thomas, Kathy Pehlcn, Teiko Sokei, Laurie Smith, lllllln 2;: null; III. llllll ,1 .4. 6 y.; g J 453 Maneater Business Staff - ROW 1: Eric Lubbers, Julie Gerfen, Connie Sch- miedeskcmp, Terri Graven ROW 2: Jane Sdsler, Colin Kilpatrick, Dono Bcrros, Ko'lhy Murray. Shanee Howe, Maggie Homen ROW 3: Rob nggins, Chris Koch, Lorl Lawrence, R. Soot? Guthrie, Howard A Wolfgang, Ann Bowman. Maneater News Staff ROW 1: Warren Strober, Jeanne Connolly. ROW 2: Laura Fishel, Devin Brown, Fred Perry, Don Horsefleld, Mary McNamara, Leo Mullen. ROW 3: Jeffrey Gelskt, Tim Buckley, Teresa Moron, Oli- vlc: Mayer, Ross Wilmem, Pct Lee. ROW 4: LG. Patterson, John Lenger, Deon Kidd, John Smith, Steve McCall. 455 BELOW: Diane Archibald lounges beneath caffeine- inspired graffiti as she wiles away the hours before deadline. TOP RIGHT: In one of the maneaterhs more tastetul moments, Pam Baumann puts the finishing touches on her cartoon panels. BELOW RIGHT: Photo Editor Linda Stelter makes a rare appearance outside the contines of her darkroom hermitage. Photos by A.C. Dickson 457 Phi Chi T heta - ROW1: Christina Doss, Mary Roibm, Verna Pfisi Yer, Barbara Ben Connie Stewart Txo Alexan- der, Donna Welling ROW 2: Done Underwood, Diane Imhoff, Chorlot1e Former, Thelma Knipp, Jane? Brown, Ann Ransom, Ann Mchcholos. ROW 3: VleI Wildxng, Joyce David, Pom Brown, Geri O Hcro, Becky Lisfer, Patricio Jock- son, Carolyn Gladden ROW 4: Kimberly WHey. Carolyn Searle, Mary STeiner, Tina 9th, C05- sandra Meicolf, Kelly Adams. Sore Sternbergev, Steven Burger, Julie Johnson 458 Occupational and Physical Therapy Students - ROW ONE Koren Downs, Linda Strode, Koren Missev, Wendy Sperr, Brent Doss, Carole Weilnz, Sondra Morris. ROW TWO: Diana Kersey, Ch'nsw tine Cunev, Laura McHugh. Greg Critchfield, Mark Smith, Chn'shne Leifield, Pom Brueokner, Pom Stahlschmidt. ROW THREE: Peggy Mo- hood, Joyce Krenue, Linda Miget. Lisa Whistler. ROW FOUR: Meg Dolon, Pmrlcio Wrightl Marv Crogoe, Esmer Laurens. Dennis NeH, Peggy Helsel, Louro Houseman, Susan Ponclroli. Bruce Evers. ROW FIVE: Koren Rolph, Ellene Stoeck- bin, Laura Brundick. Phi Upsilon Omicron ROW1:NoelGIover, Ruby Harper, Susan Wood. Barb Brueggemonn, Lesa Schnurbusch. ROW 2: Grace Jones, Jone Wade, Barbara Speiser, Koren Tote, Rebecco Blanchard, Lee Ann Oork, Staci England. ROW 3: Tonia Parker, Robin Richon, Susan Conson, Diana Allison, Carolyn Schaller1,Jocnne Osfoski, Kevin Stress, Sand! Boxbook, Paulo Hells, Nancy Sudsbeny, Terri Hartman, Anita Newcomer, Becky Ayres, Robin Kilp. ROW 4: Becky Tomlin, Terri Drake, Mary Kay Cyrus, Terri Speiser, Carlo Hendricks, Tomato Oliver, Julio L, Wurm, Dione Cordes, Beth Stout, Paul J. Gorlock, Kim Shem, Cindy Heermcn, Micclo Bulke, Dlonne Specks, Lisa Allen, Janelle Hoecker, Vtcky Zellmerl Kim Wil- liams, Janie Henry,Ku1hy Pickett Beth Smith. 461 Student F oundation ROW ONE: Angelo Benderf, Conme May, Cbudio Kauffmon, Anne Carmen, Jill Hrifzko- wml Sabrina Hughes, Gino Keure. ROW TWO: Poul Boyds1on, Jane Meacharn, Jackie Koch, Ky Yeager, Tracy Sievens, SCOT! Deboundf. Suzy Zucker. ROW THREE Kmhy Frazer, Paul Giorw dono. 462 Residents Hall Association ROW1: Andrew Marian, Lisa Waltz! Ann Thomp- son, Jean DiRuscio, Don Dodson, Willard Holey, Pcmy Long, Pom Madden. Joyce Knehans, ROW 2: Susan Pwoc, Julie Kutlmonl Jodi Kruntz, Koren Klobe, Jane Mehner, thy Schoft, BorA bale Bony. Christina Sunon, Sheila Bivons, Yvonne Marie Young, Kmhy Wagner, Joyce A. Kullmon, Cheryl E8senhar1, Dona Brown, POW Kroc, SheHy lrion, Sue Bradley. ROW 3 Sondv Dressler. Allison Stiles, Ted MitcheHl Barb Honi- son, Randy Leonold, Chuck Bennett Mark Niemeyer, Doug Lensing, Stuan Woody. Rob Donaldson, Poul Mcffeucci, Society of Black Engineers ROW ONE: Volonde Anderson Wendy Thomas, Mitchelie Price, Reofes Curry, Vivian Williams, Pandora Sydnor ROW TWO: Lorry Welch, Ken- neth Lightboume, John D Cook, Donald Dov, Minks JCIIIoh Pre-Law Society ROW ONE: M011 Cersio, Anne AydL Todd Wagner, David Powers. ROW TWO P01 Finon, Chuck Bennett Ann Bowman, Torn Zehnle. ROW THREE: aneHo Massey, Laurie Brenanr stein Tiger DECA ROW 1 Mcrci Morleyl Shannon Knox, T. Kehn, Chris Goeke, Kim Hennessey, Laura Collins, Beckie Johnson. Lisa Limck ROW 2 Wally Hohmes, MichoeX Pohle, Jeff Penberthy, Sherry Gross, Nancy Bobrkv, Drone Beville, Holh Honung. Jackie Pclmquist, Mike Arms1rong, John Elias, ROW 3: Craig AuIT, J. Rick Mwholevuch, Cheryl Weber, Mary Bresnchon, Laura Lycor, Jeff 05' borne, Kyle Cook, Tom Scale, Tony lovinn Schlit- zer, Cliff Smith. ROW 4 Doug chbiniA Dove Boyer, Mike Atwell, Keith Mur1in,JohnLee,Greg Hcmmen, Jeff Smith, Barry Wallis, Mark Moxey, Sean Geoghegon. Tau Beta Pi ROW 1: Kay Tietje, Don Lee McThews ROW 2 Larry Smoo', Doug SmiThl Jon Anderson, Poul Toigo, Dave Morqueha, Anne Werly, Dan Phil- lips ROW 3: Aer Ayob Mohamed, Debbie Fuchs, Denon ROW, Bra? Stewon, Taylor Ross, Tommy Wong, David KersfeHet. ROW 4: An- drew Kerby, June Cholquist Roger HHI, Mot- thew Ratliff, Sieve Condva, Rosdi Mohamed. Ahmed Ghulcmrusool. ROW 5 Abu Hosson Sa- hudin, DonieX L Beomer, Terry A. Bolton ROWd: James Chris1opher HoHond, Jack W. Morgan, James W Baldwin 467 UMC Pre-Dental Club - ROW ONE John Boumon, adviser, Lona Scott, Shelli Greenblart, Tom Eggers, Tim Vaughn, Campbell Roberts, Doug Horshberger. ROW TWO: Brooks Usrey, Roben Burris, Randy Scott Steve Howard, Kevin Beitchmon, Todd Imben Kevin McNamara UMC Rodeo Club - ROW 1: Rhonda Jeon Lowver, Sammy Dicke- son, Phil Divine, Alon Mover, Brenda Show, Kim Westhoff, Karla Wheeler. ROW 2: 8m Burleodv horse, Went Bushner, Koren Gutheryl Judy Hig- gins, Boo Gonzalez, Cindy Gibson, Diana Gilpin, Leno Cowan, Wendy Nicholson, Kim Webb, Dane Wilson, Horse-Trey. ROW 3: KC Swope, chv Moddick, Chris Krumrey, Keith Wagner, Mr. Jeffrey L. Preston, Mr. Earl R. Bach- tel, Jcc Durk. Crystal White. ROW 4: Charles Heldstoh, Jim Deppen, Laurie McMillan. Brent Show, Jim Wolz, Jr., Mickey Roach ROW 5: Bill Slenrys, Wayne Loch, Bryan Snydet, Kelry MoPow- ell, Craig Philpo1, Todd Rogsdole, Brod Ham'- man. 468 UMC Council of Teachers of English - ROW 1: Joyce Niewold. Kmhy Pepple, Llsc Mmlock, Lucinda Dunn ROW 2: Sally Turner, Jeanne Eorw, Uso Mlller, Dori Vinetoe, Bans Hahn, Connie Higgins. ROW 3:31ephcnie Libra, Modene Evans, WHIium High, Ted Longe, Dove Kenna, Don Fels, John Steeie, Becky Swanhouf. 469 UMC Ombudsmen Row One: Sarah Reesmcn, Kcrrhy Frazier, Sara Sembevger, Barbara Eggen. Row Two: Nancy Houghton, Kevin Wilson, Frazier Bell, Dove Heinemann. 470 Womerfs Panhellenic Council - ROW 1: Mary S1emer. Krlven Hickman, Diana Sweemer. Robin Poos, Tina Blochbergel, Sara Weaver, Poul Reser, Margy Harm. ROW 2: Con nle Jo Moore, Susan Andrews. Carolyn Nevin- ger, Joyce Knehons, MicheHe Hancock, Carol Sfeckelberg, Anna Chomey, KeHy Volemlne, DD. Wlpke, Sherri Siron. ROW 3: Mary Ryan, Rene Douglas, Carol Akers, Nancy Klein, Lisa Evans, Kelly Hodgesonl Nancy Dohm, Elien Scho're, Julie Low, Rcyne Counts, Amy Oliver 474 n-.' a u... , n . V '4' . W'?;IA-w- I : mvt' k; .2 . ' :0'7 3 .. , . V I l - , x . V -' h K , , z ' 41w 1 .' 4 . t .J , 1 'I l . r , , J .54.: , v . z , ?' 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Jule 422 Adam. Kelly 458 Adam, Laura 148 Adam, M011 389 Adam, Mak 445 Addvl P9181148 Adam. M1119 341 Adam Allison 148 Adklns, M148 Adklm, Janet 377 Agnew, Jamey 148 Mdpdno. Damd MM m1 Fnadvlch 389 M9111 M1118 452 Mm. Penny 351 N191. Cad 367, 471 Mm. Ellzcbdh 363 AM , Johnnle 389 Akpan, U60 148 Abe . Reno 337 Amen, VMeme148 Albert 51mm 148 Am, Jams- 3171 m, M148 AM, JIII 431 NewaL Klmberw 363 AlemaL Read 375 Alexmdu. Amado 148 Newman, Cane 424 Amen, Aacn 389 Anglen, W01 149 Annmd, Mary 149 Anmzny, Chen 149 NM, J91! 387 mm, Sande 149 Anrdd. David 434 Appelw, Joan 3534 433 A9915 Craig 341 Alba. Mom 424 Nbudda. Panda 149 Aloe1ma, Emml 149 Archer, Rob 391 482 Alml, 6190007149 Alchlbold, Dlune 417 Nchlbong Emom149 N91011:, Le Ann 429 Wrong. Mlchae1 466 Ammrong, Robsn 452 Arnold, K0119 149 Arnold, Susan 365 Am, mean 149 Am, Clndy 445 Aluvl. 00ml 452 Mm, Danlal 149 45091111, Joseph 149 Ash, Barbara149 831161, Potr101a 149 Aswey, Crystal 149 Awnoue. Mlehod 357. 441 83110111 Lane 417 Amman, Janey 357 ANwood, Dawns 335 8M9 . Mlchoe1 466 Albuchon, Stovsn 149 Audsley, Jenna 422 Amery, 5am 149, 436 Aue. Steven 452 Ausn Thomas 351 Au , M lea 466 mm. 1191519149 Aucnd, Aaron149 Awnus, Jamey 353 M81, Denna 343 Ave. 011510131191 357 Aydl. Anna 381, 433, 438,460 Aygu, Georgla 422 Ayrea, Marv 461 Azuskv. Steven 341 B- W, P1111119 389 Bauer, Kama 343 80011191 Earl 468 Book. Kcmvy 381 Bucket 41118 441 Boekbnd, Gvsgorv I49 Bockuea. Rsbeocc 149 Baden Julle 359 Badger. Rebeca: 432, 444 Badook, Dun 389 East, 191w Pout 149. 409 Booby, ka 317 3009911. James 149 mm. Ansme: 436 Boqwell. Steve M Bellav. Dawld 355 Bailey. Klmen 149 Balnem Davld 369 861161, Andrew 357 Baker. Daniel 445 Baker. Danny 149 Baker, David 407 Bokel, Donald149, 347 801151. W101 149 801101, 1.60118 149 811191: Wade 150 Edda. Mlllum 387 Mommnm, Aruba 428 defln, Kalry 436 Boldwln. Am 399 Bckiwln. Davk! 150 MM, June. 467 8018!. Wllllam 150 Bolk1n, Mark 415 Ball, DOM 375 Bdl. 501W 363 801101, Chm150 Bombach, P318! 423 Bombergel, m 341 Bamblnl, Douala 391, 466 Bmoe. Dan 150, 363 Ennlner. 1141015091 371 Bannllten Swan 361 Bcrbeou, Julle 150 Barbecu, Klmbeny 417 Baldenhdsr, Susan 363 8013, Jame 150. 436 81:19, Mom: 425 Balm MMW1415 Bells, Ruben 415 80111811, Maw 333 Bamardt J01! 150 Barnard, Wllllam 389 Bangs, Jamey 395 Barnes. Joe 436 Barnes. Davld 428 Barnes, Roger 150 Bums , M1choe1 371 Borozlmky. Sharon 383 Don, David 413 861. Ted 150 Barron, John 393 Bonon. Kelly 343 Bmows, Dana 150 Bony. Bcroaro 464 Bony, Grsqorv 379 Bony, Lynn 417 851161. Romans 399 801511, Cum: 369 Bands, Julle 150 80m, Roben 425 Bcnhel, Laura 363 M10116. Lousy 363 Bommgl Um 434 80110114 Laue 158 Sam, Sally150. 349 mm, Lum150,369 301101, Rhonda 359 86:11:11; Chem 436 acme , Chrmlna 363 Bums . D9bb1$ 365 Bane . Hden 363 men. Klrr1ber1y150, 363,438 301110111 John 150 8051, Dolly 377 Bauerl Jean 150 Bausn Mellma 377 Bausfmemol, 0131116 150 Baumen, John 465 men, Tonl 337 Baumann. Pame1c1 353 Baumam, Paul 150 Baumgunh. Randul 150 Baumunk. Klrnbeny 349 Bum, Gerard 448 Box, Jemnlne 335 Boner, Anode 424 Banner, Bunny 150 W, John 433 Baysn Dave 466 Baysi. Tlmofhy 150 BOVBL Tral 417 Dayna Kenmth 371 Beadun. Scan 403 Baal, Wendy 150. 446 Beaks, 811.108 401 Beaten D0391 467 Benny, Jamey 150, 445 Bemlleu, John 432 Beaver. Mlke 357 866111. Men 150 890111, Mlml 337 Back. Danle1 150 Back. Momww 150 Becket, C1191! 365 Becky. Edward 341 Becket. Suzanne 339 Becker, Tevry 375 Backede, Julle 426 Beckevmun Jr, Wl1llom 448 Beoken, Pony aav Bagemanm am 150, 347 Behlmun, R0390 403 Bohr , Dome 377 Behllnger, Sally 430 8611. Wl1llam 415 8811mm, Kmln 150, 468 8911. Cam: 339 89111 Downy 431 86114 Ellzube'h 399 Bell, Huzlev 47D 891100111 357, 452 86111 W1395 86114 511071150, 381 3611, Stacey 339 Bauer. thsvlne 150 Bdlows, Dun1e1 442 861mm. Jon 452 3911154115 339 Belzeyl Rebooca 333 W. James 409 Bandy. Mlohoel 341 Bender, Pamck 391 Bender, 50011 341 861mm Angela 359. 462, 446 Esme, Sarah 150, 377 Senna, Dcv1d150 Denna , Brenda 367 Bennett Charles 466, 464 Bennett Dawn150. 426 semen L011 367 Bennett Many 403 Henna , P1111 357 Benson. 50011 351 Denney, Pamdl 345 Beretwllll Lawrence 427 Berg. Jenv 389 Bauer, Kenny 341 831061. Mark 41:19 591031, Monan 373 Bevan, Everyn 151 Bevgman, Barbara 430 Mm, Kevin 151 861171, Jenrey 341 Bsfkovaky. 51W 151 Bernard, Mlchael 345 Berna. Roben 151 8mm 8111403 Bsnv, Graaorv 151 Early. Kev1n 1514 369 Saw, Lee 899 36W. Msfldl1h 151 Benv, Mlchasi 151 Benv. Pamela 377 861W, 319119 387 Bowman. Karen 151 39 . Barbara 458 Benegnoll, L150 151 3611615. Phl1 355 561111, Brenda 151 Beam. Donlel 369 Begum, Loulae 446 Bow. Klmbedy 337, 446 Bemgen, Ruben 375 Ben, Erlk 432 5911, Karen 343 89171119, Dlane 466 Bayou, 50011 401 8191119, Kenn 429 Ble11ckl, UK: 422 Bldskl. Gmos 436 Blanch, Julle151 Bleree. JIII 41 7 3110mm. S19v9 345 Blnqev, Julle 151 Blnkmeyev, Manha 434 Blnz, Mlchae1151, 387 Blrue, MsMn 415' Bldg Mary 349 31111911933, Wllllam151, 357 Blrmlnghcm, Alll5on151 Blrmlngham, Troy 373 Blmn, Tom 387 81501101, John 436 Blshop. T. KeI1h1514 423 Bmlok. Eden 432 Bmm, Sheila 464 Elven. Canal 452 leenmm4 Johnna 426 Black, James 151 Blddx. Karla 151 810d. Lll'vdsw 181 810611 Use 151 Black. R011 452 151W. Mlchael 357 mvom, M0111 407 8101!, BIG 407 81011, Jod1s 381. 446 Blulr, Tracey 367 Blakeme, John 452 Blanchard. Rebeca: 461 Blond, Gallvn 377 31am, Rebeccax 151 , 377 Blon1on. Lcuro151 Blessing, Carolyn 355, 151 BIeIIns. Gany 393 Blln, Ann 151 B1obaum4 Mary 152 81061143813814 11m: 377, 462 810611, GNU 446 810111, Jlll 335 Block. Julle 152 Blommln, $1110 431 Bloom, David 152 m, Sham 152 Eloufsld, 851w 152 81011114 Mlchael 441 Blow, Julle 471 BlLbaugh,Mlchoe1152 BIUSSTSin. Rdndee 367 8Ium, 8M1 379 Blumbeou, Vlckl 424 Blumen, Lee 450 Blvihe. K011311119 359 Blvme. Mark 397 Boom. 811m 437 Bonner. Joseph 445 Book, Lynn 152 Bodklnl Cralg1524 452 Boedeker, Mary 399 Boedeker, Rebeecc 152 Boedoes, Christopher 401 Boessenl Chman 375 Boqookl, Marv 438 Bogus, Sandlu 472 Bohn, Laurie 337 Bolng, Joseph 469 Boland, Dlane152, 349 Bolbock, Sandva 152. 436. 461 301d, Adan 415 Wat Mary 152 Bo11mon, L150 349 Bolozky. Nancy 466 801mm Tefrv 467 8011, Jennl1er 383 Bormmd, Mlchoel 405 W10, Mark 371, 436 Bond. Mmmems 369 Bone. Dem 423 Bonnot. Sandro 429 Boone, Gory 409 Boom, Joseph 445 300me 111, Can 411 300mm. Tim 414 Budslean. Terry 430 Borgrnan. Marsha 417 Borgmann, vaen 355 Borgmeyev, Ann 152 Bom. Russell 369 Barron, Jennl1er 152, 377 Benz. Nancy 152 30350. L154: 152. 377 5051, Mlke 413 5011. Cami 152 Eoudrscu, John 152 Bouqlass. Renee 399 Bouquel, Brlcn152 Bounund, L011 377 Baum. Ks11y 152 Boom, Kim 446 Bowen. Tracy 426 Bowersox, Amanda 430 Bowman. Ann 466 Bowman. John 395 Bowman. Kun 403 Bowman. Sumn 152 Bowness. Rona 399 Bowman Peggy 340 Box, Jeanlne 446 Boyce, S1ocsy 349 Boyd, Ann 424 Baydsion. P0111 357. 462 Bayer, Mlchael 387 Boyle, Jullc 365 Boyle, 11011191119152 Bow, Muggla 343 Bozolan. Harry 397 5160118111011, Cums 425 Brackln. John 345 Braddock. Jeanne 152 BrodIovd, JannlIeI 426 Brud1ey. Susan 464 Bradshaw Jr. Roben 395 Bradshaw, Marv 417 Brady. Anhul 152 Brady. C. Yodd 152 Bvady. 50011 371 Bralmun. Barbara 343 Bragg. Shem 152 Branumcn, Dlano 152, 434 Elund. 111va 359 Brand. PODS 379 Blondes, Don 152 Brandon. James 152. 387 Brandon. Phlllp 3B7 Blundt. Brawn 365 Brandt. Chlp 407 Brundvsln. Rochelle 339 Bronson, Teresa 153 Bronson, Vrocey 446 Brenton, Tamara153 Bruuef, Stephen 405 Bruun, chne 153 Bvaun, Nancy 365 Braven, John 405 Brovarmcn. Adam 357 Braverman. Smart 357 Bray, Susan 434 81013019. Lanoe153. 347 Blackm. Brenda 153 Brsdc. Kam1 373 Bram, Denlse 152 Bve11ens1e1n, Laurie 383, 466 Bram, Rum 436 Blemahcn, Mary 417, 466 51911119, Davld153, 445 Brevmgls. Jamey 409 311011, Jay 353 Bnckey, Donna 424 degsman. Sharon 430 5411985401211 373 Briggs. .1911 423 Bnggs, Ke1ly 349 Brinkman. James 153 anoe. Tessa 343 Brmow, Ollvsr 409 Bmehman. Kevln 341 Broaders, Barbara 339 Bmmon. John 393 Brockfeld, Paul 452 Blockmuse. Bsuce 369 Brockmeler, 1316de 153 Brockmsya, Nancy 367 Erockschmld, Donna 446 51001131, Brian 153 Bvooks. Hople 450 Brooks. John 3137 Brooks. Shun 425 Brooms. Undo 36:! 810111613. James 405 Brown. Amanda 153 Brown. Amy 363 Brown. Andrea 335 Brown. Candy 153 Brown, Cheryl 153 Brown. Dona 422. 464, 446 Brown, Davcla 153 Brown, E11113 153 Brown, James 153 Brawn, Jona1153, 458 Brown. John 379 Brown, Ken1409 Brown, Kevin 379, 405 Brown. Kim 417 Brown, Mcmlvn 153 Brown, Michael 373 Browanchuel153 Brown, Pume1o 458 Brawn, Quenlln 153 Brawn, Rev 373 Brown, Susan 363 Brown. Terry153 Brown, 1401a 153 Brown. Word 153 Browne. Mcrma153. 417 BroanIsld. David 407 ewnlleld. Mamaw 407 Blowr11ng.Vlck1153 meaker. Mark 403 Brush, Roam 363 Brush. Thomcs153 Bucket. Launs 460 Bruecknsr, Pamela 153 Bruquemann. Bonborc 426, 461 andage. Ruben 153 Erundlck. Laura 460 Brunns. Brod1ey153 Brunngrabeh Edward 436 Bluvwe. 5111659111 335 Ewan, Down 153 Bryan, Sarah 363 Bryan, Susanne 367 Bryan, Valerie 3W Eubey, Mlke 403 Buck, Mlchoel 347, 437 Buckhom, Burke 423 Buckhem, Deon 153. 423 Eucklav, Susan 445 Budd, Kel1y 442 Buemer. Damn 3117 BueNBl, Davld 387 Bushler. Kshh 452 31.191181, Llndu 153 Bus . Jayne 153 Bueslngei, Judl1h154. 359 311110, Barbava 423 Buhl, All1son 399 314191219111. Angsb 377 Bumgamer, Fallon: 154 Bunch, Alan 345 Bunch, Bryce 445 Bundren, James 357 Bundy, Chanen5154 Bundy. M0111 369 Human. Mlchoel 407 Dumbo , W154 BuHelnd, Dabble 446 Bum. Teresa154 Bulge, Curio 34? Burger, maven 456 Burgess. Nancy 365 Burke. Hem 154 Bmka. Dlune 349 Bums. Gregg 452 Hunks. M10010 436, 461 Burke. Ronald 154 Burks. 316111911 154 Eumharm.Chsly1424 Burlen, Sue 429 Eunew, Lorena 154 Bunlson. James154 Bumam, Pmrlck 393 Bums . Roben 4133 Burns . S19phsn154 Bumharn, Robsn 154 Bums, Debra 431 Buns, John 375 Bum, Elem 373 Bunk. ROM 154, 468 Burrough. John 371. 450 Bunch. Bradley 154 Bunch, 00111811119 424 Bur10n,1'9111 349 Hwy, Mlcfmsl 351 Bushman, Joseph 391 Bushneq, Ahmod154 Bushrm. BlendvI 468 3051011, Betsy 441 Bussen, Alben 409 Elnchev, John 403 3111191. Elam 373 Buhar. D1unalynn 154 BLmer. Rob611154 Memald. Karen 399 15111131117. Dcvld154 Bunsrwonh. Cecello 446 Buka. Mark 407 Bvbee. Sarah 154 BvchlnskLKaren154 Bvers,Pct11ck154 Bvlnmon, Ju1191154 vae, Jeffrsv154, 441 vae,Jenl1cz 3E3 Cles. Jeremy 154 COme, Robe 359 Cagls. Roger 401 0011111, Dan 379 Cahlll, Joseph 445 Cahlllane. John 440 Caldwell, Robe 351 Caldwe . R039154 Callahan, John 411 Callas, Nancv 359, 444 Canon, Cheryl 154 CuMn. Donald 391 Calv1n.Suzanne 355 Campbell, Glenn 35! Campbell, Ks11h 428 Campbell. MOVQGM 363 Campbell. Mary 381 Campbell. Mary 450 Campbell. Taadwlck 452 Campbell. V1nnle 411 Canada. Jack 415 Canclenne, Indra 349 Cansm, Ramon 3193 Cannon. Clndv 154, 359 Cape. Whmw 434 Capps. 59111 154 Cardoso. 510510 154 Carey, Perm 351 Cunddl, Anna 350 C0410. 811cm 154 Canm, Susan 424, 461 Carlson. Vlrglnla 422. 436 Cannon. Wendy 154 Camon, Mlohael 434 Corrnan,Jamea154. 345 Carmen. Pamela 462 Corpsman Shella 3813 Curpemiev. Thomas 452 Carr, Jamey 409 Ccrr,Patrlc1u 424 Cameo, Clndv 365 Carroll. E1Ier1155 Canon, Jeanne 155 Conan Bruce 434 Caner, R05: 391 Conwnqh1J1.Allen 373 Canwngm, Robln 155 0050110, Tracy 349 Cosbum, Kun 371 Case, Koven 41 7 Gospel. CM! 407 Couldv. Richard 353 len. Cary 349 C0346, Tlmomy 375 Ccmov, Guy 432 Cazemre, Donald 155 C8170, Emlllo 423 Cemne. Jav 387 ChOfIH, Klmbe'lv 155 Chullland, James 357 Chals. Joan 155 Chulendev,chanea155 Cha1quls1. Jun9155, 423. 467 chamberx. Mmlle 417 Chondlsv. James 155 Chundlel, Ralph 424 Chaney, Mlchael 369 Cahppell. Brenda 425 Chapman. Harold 437 Chapman, Jennwev 155 Chapman, Terri 156 Chamey, Anna 339, 471 Charpemev, Bob 353 Chase. Jewrey 359 Chase, Mame 155 Chaim, 50011 341 Chomlng, Nunene 155 Chavoux, Therese 422 Chen. Mel 155 Chswm. Marc 415 Chavm. S19ven 415 Ch1ldvesa.S,Mmgme 417, 433 Chmaky. Joseph 341 Chlroma. All 155 Chlroma. Florence 155 Chlsholm,Vlrgln1u 430 ChoaIs, Bnan 427 Chome, Grsgorv 426 Chocks, Wllllum 155 Chem, Mark 155 Chlsmev, L011 424 Chnsfy, Cralg 405 Chmon. 1on1 337 Chulllno, 01111510 422 Church, Cvnmia 399 Clchy, Poben 393 Cldllk, 56011 409 Clgno, Tonv 401 Clrmo, L150 155 Clurnovs, Debra 425 Clark, Carla 337 Clulk. Comm 423 Clark. Jlm 433 Clark. John 393 C1crk, Kay 155 Clark, Keme 437 C1041. Lee Ann 461 Clark. Mama 349 Clark. M1chael393 Clam. Nancy 361 CIousen. Edward 409 Cluwmef, Jane1155 Cluwson. Randall 155, 422 Clawon, Davld 353 Cleavlnaev, P9191155 Clements. Deborah 15 CIsmom. ml 427 Clerc, MlcheHa 337 Cleovlnaev, P919 407 Cllnoon. JEN 391 011119, L130 434 Cllza1. Tvacv 335,155 Clodfshen James 403 Clot19l1ev. Susan 155 Cloud, Ll1llar1 335 Cobb, David 373 com, JGW 155, 407 Cobbl, Bony 409 Cable. Koren 424 Cocoa, Arm 349 Cody, Hum 155 00151, Thomas 403. 452 0011811, 8191131 375 Cohan. Alon 341 Cohen. 0511a 156 Cohen. 010119 3:59 Cohan, Faye 367 Cohen, Jull 353 0011911, Mark 341 Cohen, Michael 373 Cohan, 815911911 156. 415 Cohan, maven 156. 415 Cohen, Wll1lam 391 C011, Michael 401 Coksv. When 445 Coldren, Pamela 363, 440 Colo, Catherine 347 0019, Jeflecv 156 Coleman, Tamw 423 COIIONI. Chdmopher156 Colloy. W369 0011181. Jl, H61 427 Comet. Karen 446 Comer. Karen 446 0011101, Mam'w 373 Comma, Nancy 423 Comm, KMn 156 Comm. Laura 466 Colllm. Laura 385 Colllna. L110 156 OoMn. Am 156 CoMn. JD 397 Cornlon, Troy 425 Common,Lar1y 347.437.4418 Comma, Jenny 452 Conant Karen 424 Condru, S19ven 467 0011118chan 395 Connoil. Key 359 Connelly, Margarem 156 Conner, Brian 387 Conner, Mlchael 434 Come Ill. Frank 156, 393 Connouy. Jeanne 340 Connor. Cynmla 349 Connor. Jsflrw 452 Cannon, Scan 305 Conrad. Pcu1 395 Comm. Marcla 156 Convent Leone 445 Cook. Jefmy 156 00011.an 465 Cook. Kuml 446 Cook, Ky18 379. 466 Cooley, Klmbeny 425 Coons, may 156 000991. D1ar16 I56 Coops. John 432 900W. 116111425 000991. V1510! 427 Cops, Harry 347 Copeland, John 395 Copeland, Lofl 156 Coppcus. Tracy 422 Corcn, Mlchael 445 Comes. Dlane 461 Conem, Thomas 373 Camels. Key 452 Cosgrove. Ann 156 Commnnou. 1711111113156, 355 6019. L013 4213 Cohen. Anna 156 001101, Andlaw 341 0011311. memo 156 Counts. Ccmlsen 444 Counm. M. Ravne 471 Coumx, Wynd 365 Couml. Law 452 Oounney, R1Ckv156, 426 483 Comlneam Jean 156 OovlngVon. Laura 335 Covlnmon. Such 399 Gown. Lena 468, 446 Coward, Klmbem 359 Cox. Chris 156, 393 Cox. chrlsvopher 3954 445 Can Chnsvophev 434 Cox, R0991 445 C01, 518911811 393 Cruddock. Roben 373 CmaIn, Gay 156. 365 Crown, Game 339 Cvugoe, Mary 460 C1019, Wm 359 Crab, James 156 Crulu, Mlumel 156 Grands , Shawn 156 Clone. Kevln 391 Cravsml George 397 Ctuvsns, Todd 157 Wad. Brvm 428 Word, Gary 375 Word, Jo Ellen 417 Wed. John 391 Cramerd. Thomas 157. 373 Word, Vdsde 157 060111, 871m 373 Crew, C7010 452 Cvenshcw. 001w 377 Crenmevev, Pm1424 0118111191121, Gregory 460 Cmdsr. Vickl 157 010011511, Cauvn 157 01011191. Mm: 389 000107101113, KMH 436 Cm, Sean 393 Owe, Sham 363 0099113, 51m 393 Crolwdl, Romld 430 Cm, John 103 cm. Kirby 40:1 Glow, Sheryl 381 Crows, Dan1e1 395 Cma Deborm 157 Glows, Ellzdzmh 377 Crows, John 405 Crows, Ruben 447 Owe. Rouse 399 Owen John 409 Claws , Mlke 40v Clowley, Edwutd 345 cum. Peggy 157 Crulsa, Km 357 Crumpecken 50011 438 Out Ralph 403 cubmon, Wmhla 157 0111811. MIG 428 01.11191. Chm 343 011111131, John 157 Cdlom, Edwufd 157 Cummings, James 405 Ounmlhgs. Mark 452 Cme, Mary 377 Cm, Vldofkl 157 Cumlmhcl'n. Mlohasl 448 Cuminqhan. W157 mmmm, M157 0.111914 CMMI'B 466 0mm. Daniel 452 01111:, Kamenne 157 Culy, MM Cum. Ohms! 373 51111154 Jalaphlne 425 Nbenh, Mada 157 Wklowukl. Don 432 0111-. May 461 With Andrew 415 W, Nafalls 339 Dm D'Anoeb, 6111151106 423 Dads, Jay 369 Dohm. Dcvld 397 Dahm, Nancy 377. 471 DOIDIB. 6191 157 Dale, 89111 157 D019, L130 157 484 D0160. 801:: 395 Damn, James 407 Denon, When 407. 450 Dalton, Mudan157 Dalzell. Joan 157 Dompl, Elllm157 Daniel, MON 446 anlels, Den158157 Danbls, Pamela 424 Dannav. David 157, 391 DCIMBL Mlchoel 157 Donna, Jody 339 Darcy, Ann157 Dafdldx. Mlchod 157. 415 Dame . Rocha! 343 Domell. WSSIGV157. 375 Don. James 395 Dan. Je11 39S Dcnuuoh, June 157 Dom. David 440 DOMONS, Zlod 157 Down, R0171 157 Damn Therese 377 Downhelm, Came 428 Daugheny, Mlohoel 351, 450 Dous, Chnnophev157 Davetporl, Kan 425 Davenport Ksm 407 Dovsnponl Me 157 David, Jud 397 David, Joyce 458 Davidson, Domenico 335 Davidson, Hornet 158, 424 Davidson. Tammy 425 Davies. 80111119 158 Dcvletl S1ep11an1e 436 Davis, 811m 158 Davis, Catherine 343, 158 Davis, Dlma 424 DCMI, Holly 363 Down. James 158 DM.Jonn1131 383, 422 Down, Jury 428 Dow. March 349 Davis, Pameta 158 DGVII, 501m 158 Davis, 50011 389 Dam, Suzanne 426 Davlnm, May 422 Dammit WIIIIOm 3197 Dawson Kmhv 428 Day, Donald 468 Day, Jamw 375 Dav,M1417 Duvlon. Susan 158 De W. 50011 462 De Bouroe, JIII 424 De Clue, Suzanne 158 De W111. Lvdla 158 De Young, Mom 357 Dean. Douala: 4139 Dean. Rum 441 Deane. Laurie 158 Deo1er, Tucy :35 Deborah Sco11158 Debdd, James 452 Dedxsv, Caronne 385 Decker. Judd 422 Decks, Wllllam 405. 452 066m Jd'n 397 Deana, Komleen 422 D6918. Nancy 343 W010, Tony 3419 Deana 11W 409, 445 099nm. Susan 158 Decvoffsnrald, John 387 Mm, Clrdy 383 Damien, Jeffrey 355 Damien, RICK 407 Denker, Margaret 158 Deming, Mlofnel 452 Dennlxn Gun 432 Damian, P0111611 409 Dem, BrIan 371 Deppeler, Cvmhlo 343 Depoen. June: 466 Denna. thv 343 D9110, Chub: 158 Depoln, Julanne 158 Dsukzh, Ken 450 Dwilbls, Rex 371 Devovs. He1dl 158 Dew, 519116 357 Deweyl John 393 Deweyl M156, 373 DOM , Ann 417 Dewm. R065 427 D1 00110, Camm 158 D1 Pieldomsnlm, Julla 158 D1 Rulmo, 00101 158 D10man1, Robe 415 Diamnd, Andrew 415 chkemon, Danlel 357 Dickemn, Larry 158 chkevsom Roben 373 Dickerson, saw 466 mm, Thelma 158 chkey, Mary 434 chklnsom John 425 Dlmhcns, 61809 397 Diedxhous, Undo 349 0181117 Dav1d 158 Dlekmcnn, Dean 424 Dlekmann, Rum 158 Dlekrnann, T611 359 Dlekroeaev. Come 385 D1914 Daniel 158 Dlane1. Sec 395 D1911. Chlmlne 349 D111, stln 158 Dlllon, Judl111 377, 428 Dlllrse, Sharon 343 Dlle, Samuel 371 Dlrusclo, Jean 4614 BM. Teresa 440 Dlvlne, Phllllp 468 Dlxson, R Cum: 373 Dweln, A1 361 Dobbs. Dlam 335,158,442 Dodson. Donlel 158, 444 Dodsonl Jock 430 Deanna, Kun 452 Dear, John 158 D0911, Lynn 337 DOWN. Kamlsen 383, 442 Dolan, Katie 363 Dolan. Menard 343 Dolun, Maureen 4w Dol1m, Mam 343 Dolson. Potvlclo 349 Donaldson Robe 464 Donnelly, Ann 349 Dormeny. Am 349 Dorms. Paul 403 Don Ralph 452 Douay, Tlmmhv 413 Doss. 8119111 460 D08! Jr, W158, 452 Don, 0111:1100 458 Does. Frank 452 Douan Kanlna 158 DOW, Rudy 371 Doubek. Mary 363 00000119, Wlllkln 158 Doug. 31M 391 Dougherw, Dch 345377 WY, Elm Doud'ltv, P0111611: 446 Douala. Elyam 158 Dcugk'n, Dark: 158 Dougku, lekl 425 Douala Tommy 452 Douglast, Katy 159, 436 Dowd, L011 159 Dowd. Renee 349 Downey. Denls 159 Dawnlnq, Danlsl 413 Downs, Karen 440 Downs, Mlohoel 391, 452 Dome. Chlisbphef 159 Doyle, Dalrdrs 417 Dayle, Lomn 443 Drake. Jacob 4115 Drake, Mark 407 D1619, Mlcheb 422 Drum. T6111 461 01111730, 84131 159 Drawer, Sandra 4224 464 Dreyev, 318911311 413 Dnnkhouae, Frank 403 011311111. Jemev159 011511111. John 159 Derr, 13013311 401 Drurv. N811 159 Dunn, mephen 159 Dubben, Nancy 383 Dublnsky, K811116111 415 Dub1mky, 31911311 415 Duosy. Meg 3W Dudenhoewev. Undo 442 Mlsy. Wllllom 401 mew, Mary 377 Duenunu, Danle1 428 D1111, Mary159 D1111y J1, Ryan 407, 452 Dulle, Crulg 159 Dunajdk, C1510 434 Duncan Mark 423 Duman, Rlck 407 Dunlvcn, Dennls 345, 44a Dunkmann, John 355 Dunlap. Rosalyn 159 Dunlap. Ellzubem 399 Dunn, Bradley 373 Dunn. Brum159 Dunn, Dav1d 395 Dunn, Ludmo159. 468 Dmnlng, Thomas 357 Duvek, Jock 468 Durk. James 401 01.111004 James 405 Dve. Carol 159 D119. Yamaru 417 Dyan S19vsn 159 Em Eugen, P13111159, 347 Euny, Dcvno 424 Eanv, Jeanne159, 441. 468 Earp, Chrmlne159 Easter, Darryl 407 Eben, E1lld391h 436 Eblen, David 357 E61011, 50011 355 Ecker. Tevry 397 Ecken, June 381 Ecken. V1c10rlc1 359 Eckenv, Wendy 453 Ecklev J1, Humld 159 Eckmann, MON 425 Edelmn,Jona1hcn 341 Eden, Melnnbs159 Edwards, Anmonv 375 Edwulda, quld 407 Edwara. K011119611 363 anarm, K1111 159 Edwands. Loune 363 Edwards, Mlchuel 357 Edward: Mlchoel 387 Edwards. Shelley 159 Edward, Spence! 391 E113r11. 831nla 405 E11911: Jr, Joseph 405 Egan, Dunn 391 Egan. Rlchavd 1594 427 E00613. David 379 Eugen. Tom 1517. 448 Eugen, Bdbcru 383, 470 Ehlen, Lame 159 Ehrhard, Rlchofd 347 EM, Gary 371 EM, Jane159, 359, 438, 466 EM, JIII 377 Emm, Eugene 401 Elchelborqel, Tsrsau 444s Hmmeyev, 911G159 E11190 , Bnun 452 E11011, Pamela 337 E11181, mm: 159 Elkerman. Dubauh 399 Elkermcnnl Use 429 E18919, Wendy159 Elm, Jack 160, 415 Eluenbelu, Evon160 EW, M 422, 464 51mm, Wendy 160, 363 Ekam. Andv160 Ekem, Jlll 385 Eklsowe,Churqu160 Elam, Lama 429 Elam, Paulo 337 Eldel, 19111 160 Ellca, John 466 E11, Thomas 359 511911, Leona 1w E1110 , Dem 427 E111011, Evelyn 453 El11011, Robert 160, 347 Ellk IL Wl1lla1'1 371 E11134 Laura 444 E1113, Wllllu'n 180 Eklhmam Rlek 389 Elseyl Ellzobe1h1604 442 Emeuon, Larry 393 Endalav, Anhur 389 Engelhardt Down 180 Engs1hard1, Mcrybe1h 160 Enge1munn. Linda 160 Engelmann, $0011 160 England, Dovld 160 Enoland.S1oc1337,461 Engle1, $1310 130 Engllsh, Douglas 359 Enke, Dennls 437 Enlow, K3911 160 Enowakl, Movv150 Ensmlnqer, 501117180 Epple, Jim 407 Erket 010113 383 Erna, Rachel 430 Erseuua, Lynne 160 Erwin, 690199 341 Eamon. Marsha 339 Esunann, Wllllum 401 Emndge. 19111 363 Evans. Ann 363 Evans, Barbara 430 Evcm, Bmley 413 Evans. Debuuh 383 Evans, Kamryn 160 Evans, Kannem 389 Event Lisa 471 Evans, Mark 387 Evan; Malone 381,468 EV61911, stIn 389 Eynen Russell160 Ezeukl, Bony 397 F069;, le1 415 Fahey, Pamela 430 Fuhrmelen Lynn 345 Fumaru, SVeven 360 Famax, Kennem 393 Fqu, Barb 453 Fokhourv, 319911871 160 Fallen, Jacqueline 160 Farbev. 31017611 415 Forms. 161916 160 Format, Joseph 357 Fcrmeh Kllk 391 FONOI, Lauren 430 Farmw. Conn1e 430 Faulkner. Jomle 425 Few, Mark 401, 45a Faun, K019 343 Fanny. Dona 160 Fsdder, David 403 Fedelef, Ted 411 Fee, Cralg 387 Farms, Kimberly 160 Feld. W1lllcm 401 Felde, S19ven 160 Feldei. Allison 450 Feldman, Pam 339 Feud, Seven 387 Felknel, El 397 Fellhoelrev, Cum: 345 1581111194 Andrew 432 Fall, Dan191140.468 Fslten, Ronda 161 Perm, Alllwn161, 399 Falter, Amy 399 Fetter, Beverly 430 Fulton, Jay 357 Femmdla, Bony 345 F6nds1mn,V16kl161 Fendlown. Susan 335.161 Fenner, Jann 335 Femewcld, Pamela 450 Fsmewold, Vlckl 399 Fm. Neal 161, 415 Ferdman, Mlke 341 Fm, Dane 161 Feynman, Donna 343 men, Kathleen 453 Ferguson, Lindsey 355 Ferguuon. Timothy 375 Ferman. Dav1d 341 Ferrara.DanIel161 Fenel, James 424 Ferny, Amy 423 Fem, Paul 452 Flcken, Law 375 Flcken, Mumvn 453 F1cken, Michael 401 Hekev. Shown 161 F1eldl, D0111 161 Flags, Janl: 425 FIM,Luum161 Fllben, Bram 391 Pinon. James 460 Flnder, Charlas161 Flndel, Julls 429 Flnk, Laurie 441 Flnke, M0111 397 Flnkmng, M0111 391 F1nklanq, Marv 161 Finley, 50011 389 Flnnsgan, John 395 Flashy, Amy 359 Flschev, legM 427 Flwhsv. John 403 Fluchev, Pomela161, 377 Flm,Robe11 371, 425 Flaw, Ronda 365 Ham, Shaun 365 F1shs1, 3191311611 373 F1119111nu,J6mes 375 Flhemng. Ju1le 446 F111! ll, Fred 351 Flngavuld, Jll1 359, 438 Flnquuld, Joseph 351 Flfzqerold. $6011 428 Flrzoemld, Soon 401 F11111mmons, Maursen 161 Fluwmer, Jennllev 422 F1x, Lofl 417 Flocmbcn, T1m 355 Flaherty, Cheryl 359 Flahev, John 161 Fldschar, Alan 161 Fleming, Susan161 Fls1chsr, Anra 161 Flmhef, Marv I61. 446 Fuck, Davld 161 Fuck, Monlkc 161 Flleg.1.lnda161 Flood, Lvne116161, 363 Flohmon, Kennsm 441 F1ukev, John 401 F1uker. Rlck 401 F1vnn,VaIery161 Fobbs, Deboldh 161 Focal. Dave 405 Focal, Mark 405 Fokken. Susan 349 Folklns. Margery 417 F611 Ins, Wynem 425 Follmev, Jossph 361 Fotd, James 446 Fovd, Joe 391 Fwd. Kur1 401 Ford. 511cm 161 Fond, Shani 161 Fem, 56011 405 FOM, Shawn 161. 417, 446 FDMS'G1I,K0111Nn161 Former, Chumne 458 Fortnsv, Alyson 161 Foshe, Ronmd 440 Fonar. Fred 413 F06191, Jamey 161 F0816. Kevln 161 F0313, Laruu 343,161 Foam, S19rllng 452 Fou1ke, Glenn 161, 445 Fox, Mlchalls 417, 428 Fox, Rlohurd 391 Frauen Barry 341, 433. 436 From, John 369 Frame, Marx 357 Frame, Michael 375 Frank, Alan 161 Frcnke, Rlchcrd 162 Fvanklln, Mark 341 Flanda, Barol 417 Franze1, Ban1162 Franzen, Puma 444 From, swan 415 Fruzlev, E1lzabe1h 453 Frauen Komedne 470. 462. 446 Frozler. Knnen 363 Fvullel. Mardl 162 Halls, Mlchoel 162 Hsdenek, Karen 436 Fmdenckl, Paul 357 Freeman. Cmta1426 Haemon. Dawn 162 mean, Mechelle 424 lemg. Karsn162 French. Ronald 162 Hermes. Mcmhew 432 Fyerlcna, Todd 395 Fverklng, Don 375 F7613, Mark 162 Friday, Nancy 399 Frledman, Chane: 415,450 Friedman, Dcv16162, 369 madman, Marsha 162 Friend, Olen 373 Fuss, Andrew 403 Fnsbse, Jlll 446 Fmbse, Susan 430 Fmby, James 437 Frhellc, Mom 409 anllo. Julle 349 Fm, Daniel 162 FIIWL Davld 162 Floogel James 393 Fnooge, Slephen 393 Fred, 811m 452 Frost Jamey 387 Fucha. Debomh 467 Fuchs, Paul 357 Fuonfhoussn, Debra 162 Fulll, 11011423 Fuller. Gregorv162. 337 Fullerton, June 446 Futon, Bren1389 Fuson, Ellan162, 385 Futon, Kamrvn 385 G- Gaben, Shelby 162 Godkari. Hagl 369 Ganney, Dame 363 Gamay, Thomas 357 Gogllorduccl. Janlca 430 Games. Jooquellne 399 Gulambc, Roben415, 436 901011, Dav1d 162 Gabi. Katen 162 Gallaghev, 50011 441 Galllpeau, Cards 162 Gallup, Ted 162 Gomcche, Carolyn 436 Gamble, James 397 Gammll1. Pamela 162 Gomppen Mlchelle 39.9 Ganey, Dennls 162 Gamma, Dave 393 Gannon, Kevin 162 Gamma! J1, James 450 chdnet, Bram 391 Gardnev, David 395 Guldnel, D913 : 377 Gardner. John 442 Gurdny,John162. 347 Gardner, R0991 347 Gardner. 50011 347 Gardnef, Shanon 426 Sareld, Jorge 425 60116611 . Puu1461 Gama, T9111! 383 Gan. M0111 162 GONE Jamey 393 Gone , M010! 393 Gunner, Kenneth 432 Gotten, Bryon 375 Gary, Ruben 162 Gasehen. Amy 162 Gash, M0111 162 5561, Davld 415 5051, Jocquelme 162 Gm, Kenneth 415 6031187, Phllllp 347 Gav1ek J1. Gerald 347 Gebdaln. Demo 162 Gellman, Flam 383 Sermon, Kenneh 162, 436 Gentry. Bradley 162 Germv, Down 162 Genw, Tlm 369 German, S199hunls162 Geogheqcn, Sean A66 Gerocl, Allcla 377 Germv, Colleen 163 697121911. ?Oben163 Gudemonn, le163 Gerdamann. Lynn 163 Gerda. Dana 335 6911611, Julla 446 Gomon. Mldnle163, 424 5911:91, M011163 69110611, D1000 163 691111910111. 11100105 432 Gem, Chane: 452 Gem, 1015811 405 mm, Pa1er423 Gm.Jan163 Ghon. L136 163 Ghled1, Mlchael 434 Ghulamavasool, Ahmad 467 Glbble, Cun 373 Glbbom, Mcureen163, 343 Glbm. Greggorv 373 Glbmemc, Jlm 401 Gibson, Ben 375 616mm, Ellzobem 381 616-011, Joequellne 432 Glblon, Todd 347 616161, Llndo 422 Gilbcno, KBW 377 61113911, 1Chrls11ne 440 Gllbm, Tlno 417. 446, 458 Gllchrm, Laws 383 Glldel, Klmbonv 456 Gllect Susan 363 6116!, Tracy 429. 450 Gllllcm, cmmo 163 Glll1am, Mlchael163 Gllulund, Dlanc1163 Gmmors, Dan 401 G11Imove,$usan 343 G1lmore, Jonamun 395 Gumora, 50011 393 Gupln, Dlanu 468 Glmrm. Ruben 163. 442 Glordam, Paul 357. 462 611616, Tracy 425 Glsh. Chrmooher 452 lesm, Jennl19r4M Glodbech, 51m 345 Gladden, Camlvn 163, 458 610391, Darryl 351 Gluumcm, Pamela 339 8136111 , Davld163 Germ, Linda 429 Glenn Jr, Wllllarn 357 5101's, Camenne 440 Gobbs, Bony 448 Goddard. Laura 163 Godwy, John 369 Soebel. Pamela 442 Goockalal, Linda 422 Goedekel. El1en 349 Geeks. Chnsfine 377, 466 Geeks, Tony 371 Goevke.annl1er423 Goons, Robyn 353 GO , Julla 424 6011mm, Renae 442 Goldberg. Nancy :53 Golden, Shaman 424 Golder. Jay 415, 448 Goldm, Mlchale 339 Goldman, Gregg 415 Goldman. Maureen 163 6916mm. Rum 367 Gomalez, Sharon 468 Goodall, John 357 Geode, Smosy 331 Goodln, Kam 163 Goodman, Craig 401 Goodman, Gregg 341 Goodman, John 424, 441 Gomh, Cheryl 425 Gordon, Jaymls 422 Gordon, Margam 163 Gordon. 50011 360 Gordon, Sharon 432 German, Deena 383 Semen. 51996117163 German, Jamey 442 Golfell,W1l1lcm 375 Gollk, stln 163 Goolcw, Dough; 371 Gomcholk, Ronald 425 Gauchsf, Mark 351 Gouch, Tom 405 Goudy, Tani 353 Gough, Ronald 163 Grubbe, JeNroy 403 Grace, Janeanne 359 Gfadv. K011119971 428 610m. Myron 448 616mm, Mark 163 m n. 100m! 434 616mm, Tlm 397 Grujean, Gary 391 Gralen, sttn 389 Grumllch, Davld 379 670mm, Nuhu 163 Granmum. Dem 452 Gram, 506W 343, 466 Gratin Laura 417 Gmuo, Nancy 41 7 Grave: Jr, Samuel 347 6101163, Jennl1ev163 610m, Mlchad163, 375 Gravel, Rena: 163, 399 Glav11n.Wllllum163 Gvay, Genny 355 Guy, Jnlle 363 Gray. Wu 365 Gray, N96137:! 916911, Amonla 163 Green. Ccrdvn 377 Green, Jenaner 353 Graen, Jodle 349, 440 Green, Julle 349 Green IV, Mannlos 423 Green, Mike 341 616911, Puma 164 Gwen, P01110416! 619611, PNI 402 Greeh, Shawl 339 613mm, Mlchcsl 341 919911131011, 5713111464 mhlds, L160 349 Greenwood, Mlchcel 406 61996117, M6116 446 Gmnnan, Ronald 407 ml, Gory 407 619111591 J1, Rlchard 407 Gmwe, M1chelle 430 61169, Nancy 164 61min J7. Dav1d 407 9111111, Donna 164 61111111, Mlke 397 911mm, Bruce 164 971111111, Ph1lllp 373, 448 smug. Greg 395 Grimm, Jennner 343 611mm, John 379 Gromma1, Tracy 164 Grona, Mary 417 Gronev. Chem 377 Gruppe. S16ven 355 Gross, Julle 164 Queen Mlohelle 339 9106mm Dudley 164 Gvoumum E11611 339 610113. Wllllam 164 GIOVSL Noel 461 Graves, 511an 164 Grumke.Clav164, 442 Gmmke, Cums 164 485 Swag. Jock4l5 Gtmick. Lisa 164 Guam, Laura 426 6111197301195 393 Gurney, S19ven164 951111.311de Gmhne, R 50011164 51mm, Panda 365 Hoes. Dennls 452 11003. R5811 452 House, Cumfyn 164 Hoomel. Lame 417 mm. Dana 164. 436 Hocklmn, M164 Hookmunn. Bureau 349 Huebsn Paulo 436 Haennl, L011 164 H0931, Cymhia 164 Huoa, 3911 379 How, Wendv 343 11093111911191, June: 391 Hogan. Debfo 349 Hogan. John .179 Ham. Bobcat 468 Ham. SIwen 428 H0118, Dcugla 452 Homes, P0111910 164 Hake. Jockla 440 HOW. $5011 428 Hdeen, John 387 MEL Mama 428 Huey, Wllla'd I64. 464 MW. Mlchoel 369 Hall, anda 164 Hall, 51101 164 Hall, Blues 413 Hall, 001018 355 Hail, Hewey 164 Hall, Jeanne 399 Hall, M1 395 Hall, 91618 337 Hall. Thomas 341 11011911. Vlmofk: 424 Hdlbunon. 50011 428 Halsey, Julie 164 Humenberg. Mow .143 Harm. Richad 446 Hamawi, 11101 164 Humlll, Donlel 409 Hammon. Kipp 399 Hammonn. Ellzdaam 359 Hammen. Gm 466 Hammev. UK! 3621 Harmon. Oscar 351 Hawk, Alison 164. 363 Hancock. MWIS 399, 471 Hawk. Susan 436 Hancock. 17mm 164 Hand, Mulch 446 Hondlev, Shelley 339 Harm, Susan 164 Henley, Rmd 357 Hanbn, D011 351 Human, L1ndy165 P10111011, Wllllam 165 W. R150 5139 Hum, David 165 Hamel, Andrew 341 Humison J1, Jamel 165 Hurdlng, John 357 HordIno. Kano 399 Hurts. Hem 165 Harlan,Tcmm19165. 363 Hermes, Dick 379 Harmon, John 165 Homer. 501 430 Harper, John 452 HOW, My 461 Hurpde. Jamey 371 , 442 Hun. Dough! m Hana , Kevln 347 chlmm.Brc1dlev 375, 466 HOME. Dunld 375 Hams. David 379 Hams. G1enn 341 Horns. Magarm 471 Harm. Magma 450 Hams. Mclk 389 Horns. Mary 165 Harris, Menm 353 Harm. N911 452 486 Howls, Tlna165, 446. 436 Hcmmn, Barbara 4614 Hanson. CM: 349 Hamsm. L011 343 Humm, Pamela 335.165 HOMSOn. 51061 452 1. Douglas 165. 4641 Han, Chrlsne 349 H011, Jean 333 . Ham Jr, Charles 425 chmn. Jssucu 417 Harman. Pomck 165 Hanman. Theresa 461 Hanmenn. Lynn 165 Hanog. Lil 441 Hanung, 110111466 HamdeJcmes 165 Has. Knmne 422 Hawk. W496 445 Halkcmp, Psalm 428 Haslog. Joseph 165. 407 Has. nmmhy 450 Hosfey. Povy165 Wm, Anne 377,165 Hummus. John 407, 4152 11:710. June 424 1101011. 601an 165 11010118. B11!V 430 HamaId, Jayne 165 Homald, 1Imo1hv 405 Ha119y, Yodd 373 Hub. P0111610 165 Hauck. Koren 383 Houm, 139111165 Havad. Alex165 Hams, Enoh 165 How. 515011 337.165 Hawklns, Debauh 349 Hawkm. Joyce 165 Hawktns. Mlchene 432 Hayden, Joseph 165 Have . W165. 383 Haven, L131: 383 Hayes. Dlnosae 430 Hayes. 5111mm 165 HOVSI. FUMO 430 Havel. FUN 452 Haven. James 442 Haves. Rum 426, 450 Ham, Qmmla 165 Haynes, Lisa 335 Haynes, Leta 165 How. 0906110 165 Hays. W165 Hayden. Claudk: 343 Healv. Doom; 349 Heanes. 119011191339 Heam. Debunh 165 Hebrunk, Stella 165 Hecm, James165 Heck, Karim 166 Hedden, John 403 Heermm. Cindy 453, 461 Hewle, Joseph 403 Heogle, Robert 403 Handmade. L1sa166 Wham. Trucv166, 363 Hell, June 343 He1l,Jane1166 Helm, Mld109H66,397 Helm, KGM 166 Heln, ml 427 Helnemon. Doug 391 Helnemam. David 448, 470 Mn, Ellen 377 Helmehs, Kurt 401 Helms, Mlchael 371 Heluev. Robbm 460 1191519131911 363 Heis1srmann. R110 425 H9119. PWIO 461 119119615011, Laura 166 Heller, Manm 373 Hauling. Maria 444 Heilmcnn, 51911 371 He1lmmn, leg 371 1191mm Lon: 399 Hslnwaug. 11191550 444 11911011. Kln'benv 424 1191131911, Clans 166, 445 1190111191. .109 339 Hsnckel, Gregg 355 Henderson, Mlchod 345 Hendley. Anne 166 Hendley. Be 593 Hendnch. Michael 393 1190111112115, Coda 461 Hendrickson, Koren 417 Hsnnen. Don 355 Hennesxey, John 373 Hernessey. Klm 466 Hands, W166 Henw, Becky 446 Henly, Dawd 401 Henry, June 461 Heme. Mark 391 Hamel, Roben 401 Henson, Rose 446 Hem. Sloclo 343 Hecapler. John 425 Hemen. .11.! 428 1191110111 Jr. Donald 337 119111311, Kennem 452 Herman, 50011 387 Hewnann, 11710981 399 Hermann, Keme 422 Herod, Wllllum 166 Hershle . 30mm 166 Heslop. ChaM166 Heskamp, Telex: 417 11312191, Jewey 405 Hewm, Jamey 389 1191:1111. Jerald 166. 389 Hevmcn. Cu1hy 349.166 chk, Douglas 355 Hick. Kennmh16d Hloken. 50011166 chkey, May 399 H1ckman, Kr1sfen 383. 471 Woks. Douglas 379 Hicks. Mlchoel 448 H1613. Todd 373 11195611. Wundu166 Hmlns. Consumes 359. 444. 468 11mins. Dcvla 347 11mins. Joe 430 Hmlnu. Roben 393 H1d1. Wllllam 468 H1131: Jocklvn 166 Hllkameyev, Anne166 Hllker, $118166 HIII. Blll 401 HIII. 30111119 166 Hlll. Gary 395 HIII. Gory 434 H1 , Kum: 347 HIII. Robe 431 HIII. Roger 467 HIII. 50011 428 HIII. 3191311911 413 HIIL Tlmomv 166 lenme1berg. Barbaa 436 Hlnvnelbevg. 511801 417. 429 Hlndx, 01W 166 Hinds. Sondra 166, 381 Hlne, S19vsn 166 Hlnson. Barbaa 166 Hlmon, Jeanna! 424 Hlmon. Susan 553 Hires. Blll 437 H1m91. Dcnlsl 442 HM, Mldnel 166 111184 Jeffely 423. 452 H111. W444 Hobbs. 50011 428 mm, Eric 341 Hoduk, Chem 4'30 Hedda. Melvln 166 1101108300. Kelly 335, 471 Hoecksv, Janelle 461 Hoderlln. K8111 395 140611131. Duv1d 355 Hoemom, C11an 349 Hoemonn, James 355 Hoemer. Jolene 335 H011. Subaru 166 H011. Edward 347. 448 Hon, John 347 Mm. Mary166 Hoffman Man 166 9011mm Colehs 431 Holman. Ellltbelh166 Hellman, John 403 mm. Laura 349 Honneimsv, Mark 395 Mus. L011 166 Holcomb. Jenn11ef425 Holden DCMd 166 Holdemau. Todd 393 Madman Jr, John 369 HoIIund. James 467 Holland, reny I67 Hollanda,5hor1167,331 Holley,Clcvvon167 11011an, Mich091 371. 445 Hdllnaswonh,D1anc 363 Hdllngwonh. L130 337 Holrn. Dlone 383 Holman. J1, 428 Holmes. Conn 167 Holmes. May 167. 387 Holmes. Pamela 417 Holmes, Robert 391 Holmes. Wally 466 HO . 09111011 441 Holmelmer. Laura 339 Hornsl. Mchel167 Home. Kenny 427 Honsslngen Cyn11110167 Hood. Julie 343. 450, 446 Hood. Wllll1am 375 Hooks. Gavln 432 Hoover,Kelly167 442 Hopnngev, Frunk167 Hopllngsr, Pamela 385 Hopklns, Laura 383 Hogklns. L150 343 Hopkins, Ronald167 Hooklns. Wanda 365 Hmonn, Robem: 167 Hoppe, Rebecca 167 Hoppel. Mol1v 426 Horace, Cindy167, 377 Horuk. Cums 371 Hard. D1uno 422 Home, Brenda 167 Horn, Don 391 H0111. Eheen 42B Horn. Mellnda167 Horn. Rebecca 377 Horn, Shawn 367 Honlgan, Ko1hleen 425 HOWONCh, Peggy 466 Hosea, John 463 Hos101d, Brod1ey 359 Homkka. Lauva 337 Houchln, Ml1ch9ll167,452 Houchlm. 319911911 345 Hougmon. Nancy 470 House. 1911er 167 Housemann. Laura 460 Houaka. Marllyn167 Housku. Paul 353 Havlk. NH: 424 Ward, Brian 357 Howuld. Enan 440 Howuld, Pamela167 Howard, Scan 407 Howard, maven 409 Howand, S19ven 466 Howard. Todd 167 Howell. Tom 371 Home, Morgue1432, 444 Hozlev. Rumle 425 Hr111k0w1n. J ! 167. 462 111131361191. 411111111401, 448 Huckmw, Mamn 167 Km, Karen 367 Huebnsn Shawl 167 Hun, s19pnunle 377 111.111. 111606019 395 Hunmon. Mlansl 393 Mm. anon 432 Huuglnl, 819119167 Hughes, Jadde 417 11691193, Julle 365 Hughes. LON 417 Hughes. Mlchael 357 Hughes, Ronald 452 Hughes, Sabrina 462 Hul. OI-Ch1167 Hula , Kim 452 Hula , Shed 359 Hul1, 501011167, C185 Hulvev. GTBQOW 407 Hulvek, Todd 1145 Hummel. Evu167 Humphrey, Cums167. 357 Humphrey. James 167 Hunnlnq. Llndu 167 Humbkav, Mlchael 1613 Hum, Carol 16B Hum Jr. James 425 MW. B.J. 379 Hupp, Amy 335 Hum. W168 HUM, Tlmofhy 361 Huney, Dan1el 357 Hurwl1z. Michael 168. 415 Husni. Marie 168 Hussy, Euzabem 417 Husuen, Bassam 16G HWSd. Jane 38 Hmon, Nlok 373 Hmon, Rodney 168 111111318130 , Kathy 343 Hu1ch1ns, W, David 407 Hmmlnson. Chuck 442 Hmchinson, Susan 343 Hum. Bradlev168 Hyde. C0101 16B W091. Marcla 165 llamas. Mlchue1 393 Iksnvi. Chris110n168 1mun, Clark 375 imben Todd 341, 468 mm. M Dlane 456 Immemun. Greg 445 Inca. Jerrl 359 Inman, Monc168 Inmanl Terw 441 lowno, Aannv 466 IOV1nO, L15a168,442 Mon, Shel1v 464 Isaccl Evelyn 168 130005, Julle 339 Imocs. Weuey 347 Isslln, Can: 349 Islet. Sharon 349 Isoml James 452 many, Anne 467 lvsrs, Gregg 395 Jm Juckovlch, Mahala: 168 Jackuonl Jack 407 Jackson, Joseph 391 Jackson, Mlchoe1359 Jackson Pamela 453 Jackson, Susan 422 Jackson, Suson168 Jackwnl Tlrnomy 355 Jacob. Jarnes168 Jacob, Karen 383 Jacobs, Jennlle! 335.168 Joootm Marv Jo 343 Jacobs, Sham 165 Jacobs, Stephen 401 Jacobsen. Jock 341 Jacobson. Jana 339 Jacobson, Jerry 415 Jacobson, June 349 Jacobson. Kathleen 377 Jogust. Jamey 341 Jcl10h, Mlnka1lu 465 James. Chrlsvophef 401 James. Mow 399 James, Richard 407 James, Ruben 165 Jameson, Dov1d 345 Jumsson,JoLynn168 Janl1ch, Jacquellne 168 Jansen Grew 168 Joquln. Dan 361 Jam, Mlke 441 Jamar, Jeffrev166 Jabensl Mulk 452 Jellerv, Phaedra 428 Jenklns Jr,Rober1 407 Jenklm, Huuh168 anklns, June 427 Jenkins, Linda 363 Jenklns, Mlchoe1373 Jenklns, Pamela 424 Jenn1ngs, Rlchard 397 Jemen. Dan131357 Jensen, David 355 Jewm, Mellssc 363 J1anas. Steve 391 Jobs. Cyan 385 Jobs. Mrchael 345 Jofls, Monne168, 415 John. 5111168 Johnson. Allen 3619 Johnson, Bon116163 Johnson, Bruce 369 Johnson. Caro1417 Johnson,Chery1168.441 Johnson, Denlss 399 Johnson, Donu1d 401.168 Johnson, Donna 430 Johnson Elsa 169 Johnson, 990011! 373 Johnson, Jurnes168 Johnson, Julls 442 Johnson. Julle 343 Johnson. Julle 417 Johmon. Julle 456 Johnson, Jull9169 Johnson, Karen 169 Johnson, Knsvlno 337 Johnson. leby 377 Johnson, 1.011 169 Johnson, Lynda 426 Johnson, Mary 399 Johnson, Pcmela169 Johnson, Rebecoa 377 Johnson, Rlchard 351 Johnson, Scan 351 Johnson Sean 169 Johnson, Sulanne 363 Johnson 1an 426 Jonugan. Ruben a 79. 443 Jones. Bvod1ev 435 Jones. Dsbom 430 Jones. Elma: 391 Jones. Gen 169 Jones, Grocs169. 461 Jones.Jam169 Jones, Jsmmiah 391 Jones, M9169 Jones. Kcrrnen 169 Jones, Ken1 425 Jones, Musonvo 417 Jones. Mlchael 441 Jones, Mlml 399 Jones, Seem 391 Jones. Shannon 425 Jones, S19phon 428 Jones, Seven 169 Jones, Thomas 389 Jovdon. Anhur 169 Jamn, Clarence169 Jovdan. Jenn1101377 Mod, CYnmla 399 Joseph. Comerhe169 Joalyn, Wlulam 357 Judd, Paula 429 Julsevl M611!!! 385 Jumps, Cheryl 430 Jumps, Roy 169 Junean,Jooeph169 Jurqensmeyet. Joan 363 Juruemmeven Rene 169 Jurklewlcz, Wendy 377 Km Kaoena. Jemw 169 Kchle, Pamela 349 Kuhn, Roben 341 Kulwv. David 341, 448 Kulsev. Paul 169 Kolset, Roben 436 Kellen Robln 430 Kmey, le169, 377 Kallchev. Lon 417 Kullgren. Jonlne169 Kallrneyen Jeanne 349 Kummsv, Dennis 397 Kummeyev, Cvnmla 169 Komp,Kr1:11ne 445 Kundl. Rum 335 Kanok. Dan161427 Kenna. Davld 468 Kano , Low 169 Kcnion, 1311115109118! 169 Kaplan, Andrew 415 chlan, June 339 Kuplun, Mlnam 339 Kam, Danny 3 71 Kent, Dcvld 371 Kass. D011: 422 Kases, Anne 417 K0550 , Clndv 353 Konen, Nathan 35 Kama, V1noen1409 Kaawcn. Sandra 442 Kmano, Becky 432 Kmemon, M1choel 355 K3111, Anna 169 K011, Marc 341 K012, Mlchoel 341 KdzeMsln, Karen 16'? Kaufman, C1aud1u 169, 351, 462 Kammon, Ellzobem 339 Kaufman. 55011 415 Koutsoh, Dewulne 169 Kevan Tlm 169 Keys, Kelm 445 Kazeml, Husseln 430 Keamey, Carolyn 169 K99, Murlow169, 442 Keeblel Timmhv 169 Keel. Thomas 355 Kee1 Ina, John170 Keew, Joseph 401 Kagln, Mary 170 Kehm, Tina 377 K911! J1, K9111 170 Ken Chrisvopher 170 Kemer. S1979 373 K917 . Rober1 351 K9191, GngOW 409 Kdlev, Kellv170 Kdlemals, Keven I70 Kdlerman, Wllllcm 351. 170 Kdley, Mchord 397 Ke'lay, Yummy 424 Kdlls, T1rn 401 K8111, Klmbeny 426 Ke11y, Alon 442 Kdly, Why 170 Ksuy, Eugene I70 K9119, James 393 Ke11v, Jay 353 Ke11v, K011118911 343 Ke11v,K1mbenv 438 KB11y, Monlca 377 K9119, Patrick 170 K6136V. Lee Ann 359 K9130, Anna 417 Kembnzkv. Nome 170. 355, 446 Kemnen Donald 170 Kemp, Cymnlo 170 Kemp, Wesley 347 Kendlq. John 170 Kannedy. Ann 170 Kennerl Mlohde I70 Kenmn, Ellzabem 432 K0111. Dmavd 170 Kent Wllllum 345 Kapoly. Km 43: Kathy. Andvew 467 Kanm Jamle 434 Kem-Wllwn. D1ane17D Kenn. Danni: 425 Kamell, Jane 399 Kama. Donlel 375 Ken, Koren 432 Kasey. Dlum 460, 467 Kemlna. Dch 170 K3111, Jacqueline I70. 436 Kaulnget, Kamanne 399 Ksuve, 610:: 462 Kama, James 448 K1ddoo, Thomas 391 Klenen Shown 1591 Klslholz, BOD 409 Klleen, Davln 397 Kmmsr, Renee I70, 353 Klllaom John 345 Kllp, Robln 424, 461 K1lp, Saran 422, 436 Km, Mom 428 Kimea, EM 359 HMS, John 353, 448 K1m1n15. Mark 170 Kinda, Susan 363 Klndlev, 391111 170. 349 Klna, John 441 Klngl Marv170 Klng, Mol1v 445 Klng. smnnu 445 Klnman, Vlnesn1445 Klnnord, Kathryn 397 Klmon, Bob 379 KIrmsl, JBN 379 Klnfon. Chrlsfha 337 Klrbyl Glen 17D Klmhef. Jenn11ev385 K1rchnel, Clmord 347 K1rchdf1, Shown 4443 Kirk, Mlchcd 405 K1rkwood, Lonndu 343 Km, Valene 170 Kiser, Gouge 355 Klsnng, Mlchoel 441 K1sslnqsv, Brion 170 mummy, M1cme1373 Ktaman, Jan 341 Klan, Jerrv170 KIOUL N1cho1aa170.452 Kleln. Nancy 471 Klein, Tlmomv 355 Klsuwh, Cole 391 Klemme, Mlke 170 K197 Rlchurd 393 Kllpp. Karen 423 Klobe, Koren 464 Km, Kun 351 Knemm, Joyce 471 , 464 KGBMJN, Wendell 401 Knelstad, Jlm 427 Knlckmsyev, Laura 170, 426 Knlsp. Dana 170, 349 Knlep, Kay 349 Knlpp,Th31mu 455 Knoch, Pamela 417 10106118, Clndl 349 Kmsmscmld. Bmce171. 355 Knox, Ca1hv 171, 432 Knox, Shannon 445 Knuckles, S1ephen I71 Koch, Chri51lne 171 Koch, Jacquellne 385, 462 Koohl Roxsen 363 Koelllng, Koren 171 Koenigsmlcx Elolne 432 Koeppen, 10mm 171 Koevbov. Dorm 452 Keener. Joey 347 Kogan.cw11h1a 339 Kohl, C011 361 Kohl. Marie 171 KOhIQL leg 373, 448 Kohlev, stln 395 Kohler,M1ml171 Kohm. D1008 343 Kohm. Valene 339 Kollm, L150 331, 450 11011180 Lesley 353 Koloootml, Klkl 349 Komm, E11zaba1h 171 Konchk, Rosemdfv I71. 383 Konckl, ChrisVoDhsl 409 Koonte, Jullcnn171, 445 Kop1,Elalnel71 Kopsky, John 409 Kown, Shlrlev 417 Komod, Gracovv 359 Konh, Mcmordl 377 Kamm, Rebeca: AM Karol. Mary 1 71. 363 Kmloc, Llnd0171 Karwadu, Hlsako 426 Knenzls, Joyce 429, 646 Km , L130 385 Kmmov, Jam 444 Kmmev, John 391 Kluan, Jod1171, 464 Krauu. WIIIIom171 Krechel, Llnda 426 Kramer, Allen 171 Kremen Ann 343 Km, Jlnya 424 Kremen Luuro171,430 Kran, James 401 Klenzle. Joyce 460 Kreulgl Kevln 343 Kremmogw, 1151111171, 445 Knee. Jonloe 4311 101316114 Kellle 383 Kroc. Pamela 430. 464 Km. Dimane 424 Kronsbeln, Cvnmla I71 Kmplunlk, Dobovm171,353 Krop1unlk, Fm 387 Krueaen Norlsno171 Kmq Mark 341. 171 Knigeh Diane 422 Klugh. Alaxundov 393 Krugman, Jordan 341 Kmmky, Dem 375 KMDD, Dcnlol 397 Kruse, Mlke 171 Kmlo. Wllllam 375 Kuelkev. Pamela 432 Km. Jlm 171 Kullman, Joyce 464 Kullman, Julle 464 Kullman.Steven171 Kmderu, Ann 349 Kunln. Brian 415 Kuny, K, Marw171 Kumud. Jan 377 Kune. Gino 381 mm. 61010 171 Kun. Rlchard171 Kualan, wenda 422 10713 Robe 345 L: Load, Cum: 407 LaSevers, Rick 407 Laffsrfv IIL George 393 Lamav. Kevin 379 lalben, Jan 442 Lolderrmn, Caryn 436 Lake, Colleen 417 Loksr. Dave 387 Lula, Monm171 Lamb, Ann 343 Lumkln, Claymn 353 Lumplng, Duvld 351 Lance, Eddie 452 Landrum, Cindy 363 Long, Gregory 441 Lungs. Ted 4613 Langland. Gwen 359 Langley, Tsny 171 Lungmon, Kemem 427 487 Lonkln, L130 377 mem. 51110 363 Lmnlng. Soon 405 Lmnlng. Wendy 399 Lmncl.Chr1muna172 chapln. S19phonlo 359 Land. John 347 Lumen. Jan 172 Lumen. Jennnav 359 Lawn. Lsulle 172 Larson, Down 343 Lawn, Koren 172 Lmon, P9191 40? Lunar, Mason 409 Lmhcm. Shel? 172 mum. L011 172 Laughnn, Dmnu172 Lmthln, Rm 172 Lawam. E51119! 460 Lam. Shells 425 Lawlev,Bom1e 399 stnce. L011 172 Lava, Ho1ly 424 Lawson. Kelly 395 Lcwvev, Rhonda 463 Lazarou, Jlll 333 Loumove. MIChOB1 369 Lauhy. Joan 445 Lwaoe, MWIS 42B Locho, Lculs 446 Lawysv. Manama 172 Ladoevwood. 5301990an 425 Lee Ill, George 442 Lee. Brlun 407 Loo, 696199 373 Lee. Gregory 397 Lee. John Shown 466 L39. Kannenh 172 Lee, Klmberlv 422 Lee, Ralph 397 Lm, Tm 335 Ldkwh. Debby 172 Ldl'bn. 141611961 341 Legan, John 353 Lehmm,Jd1mv172, 371 Lame1d.Ch1181lne172. 46D Ls11le1d, Undo 426 Lulnom kalm 172 Lola, Lad19172,417 m, Mlduel 172 Lanoan Danny I72 Lemma. 5199111921 172, 464 Lenz. Sally 172 Leon. Tlmo1hy 172 Luonard, Bemad 379 Laonard,0011 361 Laomrd. Randall 464 Laone, Sondra 343 Lmd. Ellen 335 Lmsf. anon 345 Lener, Lam 453 1.81.01. 3111 425 Laverw.elennon172. 375 Levers , Robyn 172 Lovlek. Mary 335 Levine. 613011 415 stm. M 172 Law. Ma11n 341 Law. Rhonda 172 Lawundowskl. D0140 428 Lewandomkl. M 351 Law. Came 3B1 Lawn. Suzmne 363 Laxow. Cold 422 Lbavman, Stacy 339 Libra, 5139110018 453 Llama. Jane: 413 Um. Mhehel 341 1.131301. Koran 172 1.1111494. Llsa 172. 466 um, Kenne1h172. 465 Lloibd. Sharon 426 L118. COVVn 172 Llrnbsvu. Madonna 172 Unk. ChHmne173 Linn. 515911911 428 Llnl11n, Monlca 335 lehowm. Mike 347 UMDH. Law 341 Um, Douglas 446 upoma, Shaun 440 LIDGIII, Edwln 173 Updfl, Mlchoe1 173 1.11181, Rebecca 417, 453 man. May 173 1.11116. VICKI 173 meam. Pamela 383 L111, D11vl 173 Liven. mm 373 Warn. John 373 mm, John 173 Lobe, $1M 452 Lock. Carolyn 383 Look. Jetway 173 Look. Sulan 383 Look. Wayne 466 Locke. chuna I73 488 Locke , Deborah 173 Lookhcm. 130va 441 Lockheed, Mark 173 Lockwood, Jeffrey 434 Lodwlok, Taffy 173 Loeslng, Rm 173 Loemen, m1 173 Lofms, Danlel 379 Log. Thane- 173 Lehman. Mary 173 Lohmever. Judy I73 Lombardo. Sawmofs 413, 448 1.009. Counney173. 385 Long. Cuv 345 Long. Doug 339 Long, K011118611 379 Long, Pamela 424, 464 Long. Robe 375 Long. 8197911 442 Long, Tlmomv 373 Lonosfree'. David 347 Look, Doug 403 Mn. L011 367 Loren. Donald 173 Luenx. Llnda 173 1.0111, Danlel 173, 445 Lwckx. Peggy 426 Lougherv, S1anlev 373 LUw, Julla 337 Lwer, MI 173 Lowery, M. Kay 417 Lowery, 511171 373 Lomhov. Patlldu 343 Loyd. Gav 351 Luca, Llndc 173 Lucas. Mamw 391 Ludswlg, Magam I73 Luebbennq, Garv173, 371 Luecke. Genlse 426 Lueckenhofl. R0111 173 Luetlen, Dave 173 Lumjen. Full 355 Lue1kemewet. Amy 337 Lumkemevol. Michael 371 Luhraen Jr. Donald 173. 355, 452 Lulemba. Geomey 173 Luncberg, John 173 um J7, HOW 405 Llppino, Ellzmem 424 Lusk, Mary 399 1.0183. Wullcm 371 um. Donlel 403 Lmzk. Howad 341 Lvem. Laura 383. 466 LWB, Dlnlna 377 Lynch, Cami 426 Lvnch, Kewn 357 Lynch, Klmbenv 343 Lynch, Nancy 173 Lvnch. Rlck 173 Lynda, '1ch 365 Lyon, 0131103 1711 Lyons, Brad 359 Lyons. Joseph 173 M- Moos. Kmhedne 333 Mam, 50011174. 445 Mucus, S13v9 Em 395 Maehlran. Donlel 367 Mud. Sdb11811e 430 Mack. John 450 Mock. Thoma 371 Made, Don191445 MacMorran. James 401 Macy. James 347 Mcdav, Greg 1191 Madden. Jlm 415 Moddex. Pamela 174. 464 Maddox. 39111 445 Moddw, Amela174 Mcekln. P0111452 Moglnn, WM 391 MW. Linda 174 Many, WIIIInm 405 MOM. M0111 174 Mahood. Magueme 424, 460 Mulgon. Ahmed 174 Maine. Phlllp174 Manama. Andea 174 Malakells, 5091110 343 M01071. James174, 375 Male. Sharleen 426 Mulecek, Robe 401 Muledv, Sw11174 Mallsch. Tlm 357 Malls , Mlchelle174 Mallow. Andrew174.369 Moloney Jr. Ruben 373 Maloney, 01anth 371 Muloney, chnc 417 Moloney, Douglas 371 Malonay. Tim 405 Mcmenva, Joanne 423 Mamlnmo. Frederica 363 Manon. Donle1 440 Mande1. Felloe 349 Manes, Jams: 391 Munsss, Joan 174 Munaval, Kendra 453 Manlmleo,Ju1le 377 Munkowskl. Julia 337 Mann, Jamey 341 Mann, Lcrena 440 Mannng. Moudce 375 Manson. Marv 335 Manml,11nu174 Munna,Lenn174 Marchlewskl, Jamey 369 Movak, Llnda I74 Manon. Laura 464 Motion. stphen 397 Mutkleln. Tracy 377 Mama. E1lxdaem 339 Markwuy. Mlchuel 371 Markwcv, 10m 37:1 M0110. Davld 351. 450 Madam. Joseph 401 Mam. Dav1d174 Marquene, Dem 467 Marv. Eric 425 Marv. Laurie 349 Mon, Llsa 349, 446 Munden. Llnda174 Marshall. Dlan 343 Marshall. Dave 411 Lanna , Lead 363 Manna . Maroorev174 Mam. Blues 375 Mamm Davld174 Mumn. Denke174 Mumn. Jullanne174 Mumn. len 393 Mamn. M1ndy 453 Mamn, Pamela 399 Mumn. Rusty 371 Mahn. Tracy 335 ManInene. Melluq 363 Munrsz, Jean 335 M011, Erich 174 Max. Madalvnn 359 Mam Shed 335 Marx, Wendy 424 Moschmann, use 399 Mason.WlI110m 452 Mm, Brown174.401 Massey, Wynena 466 Maneu. Alan I74, 345 Muners. Roger 353 M61163, Davld I74 Mmkovlch. BllIy 369 Manodc L100 174. 168 Mabellan, Greg 399 M011, Ted 353 Mm. M91130 337 Mammocl. PCIJI 430, 464 MW. Don 174, 467 Monhewu. Kumeune 343 Mm, K11311n174 Mmmews. Mark 174. 442 Mathew, 81W 174 Monnews.wlll!om174 Mama, Davld 405 Mm. Chnmne 337 Mo Jr, Ruben 361 Munchenhelmev. .1111 424 Maupin. Davld174 Moupln. John 407 MQJpln, Julleann 174,417 Mupln. Mary174 Mame Suum 175. 363 Mawsv. Bryon 389 Muuzey. M1chael175.345 Maxay, Mark175 Maxwell. Leeunn175 Maxwell, Lyme 424 May. Connla 363, 450, 462 May. Mlchael 452 Mavbewy, Bradley 452 Mavden, Mark 175 Maya. Alllson 367.175 Maya. Mlchele 365 Mayne. NW 417 Mayo, Mary 399 Maw: Ray 371 McAnhv. Chrmy 343 Maln. Debauh 175 McCall, Nancy 175 McCullev, Jomman 175 McCcIlmer. Larry 175 McCondless Comenne 349 McCarveu, Thomas 440 McC1eaw. Joel 175 MoClecve, Melante 425 MoC1sllan, Edward 175 McClenaon. E11960 175 McCluev, Nuncy175 MoCormcck, Thomas 391 Mccambk. David 437 McCoy, Gregory 407 McCoy, 56011175 McCoy, 571611 343 Mchady,Co1hIeen 349 McCray. Shawn 401 McCullough, Bruce175 McCullough. Doug175 McCullough, Laura 363 McCuldv, Wthy 363 Mccmmeon, Ron 373 McDanIeIs, M15110 425 McDonald. 89111 351 McDonneH. Mary 331 McDowell. P0111611 46E McDowell, Suzanne 383 McEmre,Jaoquel1ne 433 McFadden. John175 McFonand. Carol 343 M63169. Mlchelle 417 Mchwvcn. Elizabem175 Mchev,Sne1c10n175 McGulre, James 391 McNanev. Mary175 McKeun, Ann 175 Mason. Kelley 337 Mdaln. MO11th 397 Mdone. Joseph 373 MOLODB, Maria 436, 446 Mason, Llnda 175 McLeod, Clndv 440 McMahon, Telugu 452 McMenurrw, Megan 399 McM1choel. L110 432 McM1IIan, Lynn 351 McM1llen. Laurie 466 MCMu1lln. Jlm 441 McMulIon, John 357 McNamara. Kevm 466 McNamara. Mark 469 Mchcholat. Ann 456 MW. Maw176, 442 MeCollum. Dale 427 MOCOImICk, Nancy 426 MoCoskSM. Karen 39V MoCov, Dorsey 347 Mocvudv. cmhv 450 MoCullv, Sheny 425 McDonald, Ann 175 McDonald, Theresa 175 McEnme, Jackle 433 MCFemn, Mellsaa175 McGee. Nancy 381 McGInnls,Hsa1hsr175 McGowan, Shannon 349 McGrum. P01714210 175 McHenry, M1oivaa1 395 MoHuqh, Laura 460 McHugh, Sharon 429 Mdlrw, Jess 427 Mdaehan. Kevm 175 McKeever. Margare1175 Meklnue. Julle 4.23 Mweogh, Brandon 389 MOMlIlln, Jcrr1es176 McNeely, Ch ! 176 McNeelv. Jennl1er 173 McWIlhams, Mlchoel 357 Meocham, June 359. 462 Meadows, Roost 407 Meaghan Komleen 335 Meek. Kamryn 422 Masks. Pamela 359 Masks, Sharon 442 Meen, Manhew 371 Mogown,Lor1 399 Mable, Mom 391 Mehnef. June 464 M6161, Brodley176 Melsenhelmev. Calvln176 Momen. Charles 176 Menman. Mlohael 415 Memer, Ellzabem 176 Melvln. Mark 389 Mencl. Denise 399 Mende1son,Jcmes 373 Msndenhall, Lee 450 Mendenhau, Marisa 430 Menke, Roger 452 Meme. Davld176. 397 Menwh. Gloria 176 Memes Scan 409 Madev. Donna 399 M8110. Mark 405 M31111, L130 176. 363 Memon, Mlcheue 446 Men, Maureen 428 Messner, Novman 452 Mateo , Cassandra 458 Mmml1e,Greaony 383 Methsn. D1um176 Manna. Amy176 Mwer, Chrtsnns 429 Maven Cun 373 Mwev,Ellzabe1h176 Meyev, Jeanne 335 Meyer. Jamey 450 Meyev. Klrk 389 Mayan Ronald 442 M9791, Ronald176 Mevev, Tommy 17b Mavsv, Tlmomv 357 Meyemon,Ka1hlsen 377 Miche1o. Jameson170 Mlckuy. Murllvnn 432 Mlddlmm, Tonl 17b Mleanev, Barbara176 M1991. Undo 460 M1lbum. Mlchele 383 Mllea, Andrea 363 M1135, Connle 343, 435 Mllfofd. Henry 446 Mlllord. Mmmew 353 M11105. Mdlua 176 M11137, Amed 425 Mlller, Amy 426 M11191. Bsmard 176 Mlller, 891111176 M11191, Chrmophev 393 M11101, Davld 373 M1ller, Dsbom 349 MIIIev,D1cm17o M11191. Donn 383 Mlller. Jennllsv 422 Mll151. Jody 381 Mll181, Kmhenne 349 M1lla', Laura 339 Mlller, Laura 425 Mlller. Lew1n 351 M1081. L130 468 Mlllsl, Lor1 176 M11131, Mark 373. 453 Millet. May 452 M11191, Mlkkl 349 M11197, saw 176 M11190 Sharon 343 Mll1sv.5usan 337.176 M11161. Vldmla 436 Mlllman, Thomas 176 MINI. 8013 409 MIIII, Debra 176 Mllner, Karen 176 Mlls'aud. Denlss 426 Mmon. Carla 417 MInnIck, Gory 407 Mlnzea, Jockle 170 Mlncm, Matthew177, 397 Manl. Mlchelle 440 M1111, Doug1os177 M13010. John177 M15397. Karon 343, 460 MHChell. Kamenne 351 Ml'chell. Lmd 421 Ml1chell, M1dvuel 452 Machell, Robefl177 Mnchsll. th177 thhall, S19v9 425 MING. Amnavo 177 Ml113l51ued1. Murv17 7 M1vachl. Mlchlko177 MOChsmen. M011 393 Mock, Kelly 335 Moellenbsd1,Jane1177 Moemmonn. W. Kevin 353 Mogenls. Mlke 407 Mohamcxl, Aml1 467 Mohamed, Roadl 467 Mohlel, Cheryl 383 Mohlsr, Chris 353 Mom, Pe1e1405 11110119, Douglm 393 Magnum , Joyce 349 Mo11no. Frank 369 Mdoney, Mlchoe1 387 Mandy, Renee 377 Monk, George 347 Monseea, Rlchold 357 Monica. Annalvn177 Momqomew, Son 409 Mawoomsvv, Teresa 377 Moody, L011 441 Mean, Julle 335 Mooney, Thomas 177 Moore, Bath 177 Moom,Ca1her1ne 417 Moore. Chanle 391 Moore, Claim 177 Moore, Connle 363. 471 Moots, Debra 377, 440 Mm, Jul 363 M0013. John 387 Moore. John 389 Moore, Judy 177 Moore. Kevin 425 Moore, Klmbeny 381 Moore. Ruben 405 Moore. Tam 177 Moorehecd, Llndo 177 Moorhouse. Mark 445 Moron, John 401 Momn. 5119110 422, 436 Moraod1m J1. Frededck177 Molgon J1, Roben 357 Mugan, Jock 407 Macon, Knsnn 337 MOHGV. Mord 460 Mormlno Jr. Samu91403 Moms, Aueqra 337 Moms. Barnum 399 Marls. Bmce 405 Moms, Cymhlu177 Mom. John 434 Mom. Sandra 460 Morse. 690109 375 Morse. Roger 397 Mosbv. Anne 377 Momv. James 389 Mossy. Anne 450 Moser. Phl1llp177 Mosher, Julle 381 Mosler, David 405 Mosler, Susan 381 Moos, Monlyn 381 M0180. Alllson177 Money, Rum 434 Moulvon, Cathy 377 Mount Mulk 425, 441 Mouse. CM: 375 Mouton, Jonathan 177 Mayan Alan 468 Mucus, Sondra177 Muckenee, Nina 365 Mudd. S1ephen 401 Mudbone, M17 422 Mueher. Andy 395 Mushy. Douclas177.445 Mual1er. Jamey 355 Mushy. Kelm 432 Mueller, Lynne 317 Mueller, Merck: 177. 399 MUBIIB'. M1muel 177 Musuer, mane: 401 Muenks, Pomck 375 Mulchay. Cralg 177 Mulholl, Co1harln9177, 377 Mulhem,Mat1hew 391 Mull.Lo11c10 452 Mullallv, Kevln 405 Mullen, Mcrgavm 177 Mul1lk1n, Em: 395 Mullln,Cynm1a 353 Muncy, T1mamy 355 Mundachenk. Shay 359 MUI'IfOld. John 373 Murch, 89111! 359 Murdock.Mar11vn177 Murenc, Ray 379 Mumhhl, Davld 452 Murphy. Anne 357 Murphy, John 369 Murphy, va177 Murphy. Wynne 408 MumJV. Alan177 Munv, E1lzabe1h177 Musqvave, Carol 349 Muakoph Cvnmlu 3A9 Mmehlsl, John 369 Myers. cnrmm 177 Myers. Davld 379 Mven,Ju1le 383 Mven,s190hen 401 Myles. Jul10177. 450 Ng Nack, .llm 379 Nmansh. Asghor177 chhl-Aldeblll. Famhncz 425 Nahmedl. Cundule 178 Nappev. Thomas 379 Nash, L136 363 Nahum Melody 381 N033. Wl1llam 371 Needy. Jack 405 Nady. Tlmovhy 355 Neenan, Manna 383 Need, 81699 379 Nsldel, LDrI 343 Nalqhbom, Smanne 381 Nell.Denn1:17B Nomi. John 395 Neluh. AII178 Nelaon, cm 405 Nelson, David 361.178 Nehon, Demise 423 Nelson, chk 379 Nelson. Kellv178 Nelson,Lonn19 434 Nelwn.Rlchavd178 Nelson. Roben178. 373 Nelson, 500 409 Nesmlm. Terry 401 Nasal. Mathew 430 Nemanon, Sheryl 178 Name. Carol 343 Neuer. Thomas 391 Neubcurev. John 379 Neuwhmar. Jonsv 178 New, Bony 429 Newcomev, Anlvo 461 News , Deborah 178 Newman. Jonel 178 waan, Thanh 355 Nlchmm. Nanette 337 Nlchols, Carol178 Nlchla. DavId 391 Nlchol:,Karlene178 Nldmll. Klmbeny 359 Mokenon, 8mm 452 Nlcozlsln. Stacy 377 Nladev. Thomas 397 ledsrschune. Mark178 Ne1mnn, Ncncy178 Nbemevsv, Kel'y 399 Niamevev. Mark 464 Nlenhuuev, Shawl 436 Nlawu1d, Joyce178. 468 leolal, COMM 343 leolalsen. Malinda 17B leon,PensIope178 leon. 111ch 395 Nnubu11e. Vlrglnla 178 Nobel, Mary 178, 434 Nobles. Lcnl 178 N01and. Pamela 173 Molds, Koren 178 None, Robe Dean 178, 347 Ncrdwald, Mike 345 Normlla,ChrIsvooha178 NW, Maria 436 Nonhup, Kimbeny 440 Nonon, Jooquellne 178 Nonon. Rebocoa 17B Nasal, Donald 17a Noubanan, S1acy 377 Nov1nqer,Caronn 399, 471 chtnger, Jana178, 446 Nov1ngal, Joseph 357 Nuqsm, Duvld 452 OM O'Bnen. Chanel 178 O'ann. Claire 359 O'Brien, Deblu178 OBnen, Kmh1sen178 03mm, P01 178 O'Connov. Keilv 355 O'Louahlln, Enn 343 O'Mealu,8110n175 O'Nalll. Shannon 365 O'Renlck, Pamela 343 O'Renlck. Peggy 349 O'5u1llvon, Colleen 179 Oumn, Dabble 178 Obefdlek, Randy 375 Obefdbk, Warren 178. 375 Obelkrom. SOephen 17B Obemng, Pameia 178 Obermam. Dougloa179 O'Bnen, M03 17? 01mm. Them 434 OBrIen, Tlm 448 Oehs, Them 349 Ochsenknecm. Melanie 349 06911001, Yoda 371 Oden. Jonna179, 417 011911081. Koren 349 Ogllvle. Doug 37a O'Hallovun. Hugh 432 O1Hcl1orcn. Bnan 432 O'Hara. Gad 417 OHullovan, Joan179 O'Hanlon, K1m 417 OHlemsyer, Bl1l387 Oken1usa. Dennis 445 Oldhum, Debovah179 Ollvev, Amy 471 Olmmad. Mlldred179.452 Olrse, Kathy 1 7? Olson. Elllabe1h179 Olugolechl. Malian 179 011811. K1mbel1v 349 Ople. Kimbonv I70 Oppermon, Davld 425 Growl, Noubcb 179 Orch, Susan 179 Organ. Tom 179 Ode. David 405 Ofpul. Deiaca179 Oncheln, Knmn179 0151109. Dsbomh 383 0mmu, John 179 Osborn, Barbara 179 Osbom. Glnu 179, 399 Osborn, Suzanne 179 03103113001119 461 Omarg. Karen 179 03103111. Joanna 435 O'Sulllvun. Co1leen 335 ON.J011n179.373 Omnaer. Holly 335 Ovsmv, L110 426 Ovevcosh, Jase179 Ovemn. Jame: 180 Ovsnum WIIIIcm 425 Owen.1nor1d180.442 Owen, John 180 Owen. Todd 371 Owem.ChnsVophel18U Owens, How 422 Omnbergev. Pums10180 Pose, Barbara Ann 359 Padmn J1, Fernando 427 Pagano. Amhony 397 Panel, Lon 445 Pa1mer. Down 383 P0111181. Robln 383 Publzolo. Kud 180 Pu1sv, Susan 180. 442 Polladlno, Mlcmmeno 423 P0177191. Leyla 180. 445 Pwmav, Mark 357 Palmer. Shawn 381 Palmqulm. Jooqudvn 425, 466 Panuer, Cymhia 383 Poppa. Charles 180 P0113, 5019: 379 P511191. Dabble 417 Parker. Jewery 351 Parka. Fanny 417 Parka. Tania 761 Pumal. Mlcmel 359 Pane , Nmalle 363 Pumsh. Burke 423 Pamm, Gregory 422 Pamsh, Mike 423 Pom, Nancy 180 Fury, Frededok 425 Pachanu. John 431 Pmkowlu. Leneen 375 Peasant Ooumand 450 Penman. Joey 445 Penman. Ladle 425 Panemn. Nancy 450 Penman, Randall 409 Penman. Tanya 417 P011011, 6199 353 P011011. S1ephen 353 Patton, Tracy 383 Pohon. Vlncan1450 Funk, Undo 180 Paul. Kany 379 Paul, Sherl 349. 180 Puull, Joyce 130, 430 Pculuhn, Adam 355 Pculua. Gordon 180 Pavlch, Chevyl 383 Payne. Ca1hev1ne 180 Pecvcy, Mlchael 405 P9035. James 130 Peosel. Llw 363 Pack. Carol 417 Peck, Joel 373 P900113, Mn, Vle 343 489 Peary. 1111 35:1 Pehlan. KUMY 453 P91511143. 5111mm?! 180, 363 Wm. Chrlmna 399, 442 P91116111, Llndcl 180 Why. Jdlery 466 Pendemcst. Down 433 Fennel. DOM 341 P6111191. E11611 180 Penny. L011 423 P911361. 61910 381 P811361. L130 180 Fwd. 50011 387 P691319. Kumeme 399. 468 Pm. Jonnette 180 mm. Rondd 180 Pefxlm, 13stth 180 P01111113, P1111110 180 mm. Edwin 180 Pansy, K011 409 Pelry 1, EM 371 Perry. Army 180 Perry. 0111131091191 180 Perry. Joseph 445 POW Jr. Jock 379 Pony, M19 399 Paw, Lam 453 Pew, Susan 1110 Pam, Glenn 345 Panes. Gveoow 401. 434 1181313, Janle180 P9180. Kdly 359 P9195. Mitchell 180 Petersen, Come 442 Petsnon, 811109151 P31811311, Cvmhlc 181 P91813311, Dulene 181 Pemnon, Dltme 381 Pemnon. Janet 441, 453 Mason. Laura 359 Pdenon. L111: 337, M2 P6191300. Scrum 359 P6110. Carvll 365 P913011, Joule 436 P6116161, MioheIe 181, 436 P911113. Jolene 417 Pm. Cllmm 181 P1011. Debam 349 P1011, J9 345 P1011. 51w 409 P161161. cm 487 P131161. Glen 181. 445 P1811101, L111! 377 met, Vama 458 P0111, Cums 181 Phon, Hum1a1 Wan, 80mm 377 P1161011, Laud 377 Phelon, Mary 377 Phlllppu, Tlno 367 Phlllp, Angela 442 Phllllpq, Ann 377 Phllllps. Chane: 432 PMIIIpa. DCNBI 442 Phllllpt, Darla 467 Phllllpu, 6910111 432 PNlllpu. Giana 181 Phllllpl. Jam 181, 381 Phllllpc. Renave 436 P11111191. Rhonda 181 PNlllpa, $0011 181 Phllpm. 011219 468 Pldxsm, Ellltbem 181 Fldxan. Eric 371 91:11:11. Kamn 461 P1611911. M16091 445 P161911, Fat 427 P1111911, Thomas 181. 427 P19110111. M11161 181 Flares. Jo 423 Plums. Kaen 181 Herpdrw, Lama 337 Plevson, Debvu 436 Planar, Mathew 353 Plke, 0111311119 343 Plke, Jonah 417 P115. Kaan 377, 438 Plne. 50011 369 Plnk, MWI 341. 181 P1961. DC!!! 367, 181 Pipsn Mlke 171 P1195, Irocv 1B1 P1101161, Fm 359 P111. Wllllam 405 PlMch, K9111 375 Plookemsisr, Richard 181 P101116. Vldd 339 914.711, P0111 181 Plannev, Love 337, 446 Ptdsky, Undo 181 P1011. P71111113 428 Plume . Eleonov 181 Poe. Kevin 181 P131113. Mlohosl 466 Pohlmun. Debva 1B! Pollnow. Donald 441 Pondroll. 51.15an181,460 490 Pond. James 407 Poos, Dyanne161 Poos. Robln 471 Ponell. Jamey 445 Ponsr, Alana 399 W, 80113010 377 P131191. Debra 181 Porter. Jon Z179 P011131. Mlml 391 P0511111, Ann 39? P031. Amv 349 Post Ken 401 901161, Ann 181, 428 P011131, Mlchecl 401 P01111011, 1111101111! 355 P0115, Ellzmem 181 P0115. L071 181 Poulln. More 340 PM . Jayne 181. 446 Powell, Jamey 371 Powell. K9411 395 Powell, Memo 430 Powell. Tam 349 Powelson, Rlchard 369 POWSVS. David 423. 466 Pvulswdter. Tlrnomv 437 Proms, Donna 151 Pro , P9181 409 Pro , Ronald 432 Prskmkv. Alm 415, 448 Mr . Ron 341 P1310, Lao 430 P13511911, Anmonv 357 PM. W 468 Pm. W160 181 P13101191, Donald 395 Pm, W151 Preys, Tammy152 P1113. Amy 349 P1108. Je1'1 401 Price. M11ch911e 465 P1109. P0199 383 Pnddy- Sandra 377 Primrn, Pamela 377 Pnnoe, D19w182 W119. R110 182 P11118181, M0111 182 P11161911. M16106 182 m. Down 383 P100101. 1.1110 349 W. Douglas 407 Wk. Karen 182 Prugh. Brodlord 182. 409 Hum Jr, Wllllom 405 Pluneau. Mbhoel 182 vawncn. 81911182 Pude, Jd'frev 407 Pudlowskl Jr, James 353 Pulley, Kevln 441 Pumnan. MW 415 Pumncn, 8110n 182, 415 Pond, Dan1el 182 Punt, Michael 341 Pmcxek. Eugene 393 Pwoc. Susan 464 Pyle, M0111 182. 373 Rm Rube. Sharon 428 RaerIsorL Jenry 443 Many, 8011 182 Rugland. Roy162 Roqsdale, Wt! 375 Ragsdde. Undo 152 nagmm. Todd 466 Ralble. Mary 458 Rc1lev, DEMG 452 Ralsh, Barbara 182 Ralshev. James 415 Run, Kun 391 Ram, Jacquellne 182 Romney. $0311 441 Romano. Thomas 397 Runek. 1131111 409 Runey. Lcmdc 343 Rank, L150 182. 377 Ranne'v. Bannle 446 Rmnev. Thomas 182 Ransom. Ann 182. 458 Ropp. Rober1182 Wd, Keliv 337 Rosche. Laura 182 Rasmussen, Randal 182 Rm, T1ma1hv 422 Rmpbew. 311m 357 Rasmu. Klrk 428 narclm, 6169011152 Pmcll . thcn 395 Rathmann. S19ven 411 Ranedqe, PaMcIa 152 11011111, Mamew 182. 467 R0111 . Mlchael 182 Rau. Richard 401 Rama, Marysllen 423 POM, Sharon 182 Ranch. Deborah 377 Hammer, Cuyn 343 Ralwlngs. Danlalle182. 349 Ray. James 373 Readen. Maw 5419 Romdon. Barbara 375 Reurdon, Dcnld 393 Rsbman. Greoovv 401 Pewock. Bwenv 343 Roddlng. M1343. 438 del, Man 397 Redlnmon. MWIB 182 Redler, 50611 341 Redmon. Greg 389 Redman. Jan 182 Roman. John 182 W. Deborah 359 Redom. Mark 182 Reeber. Sondra 387 Reed. Brodtovd 183 Reed, Jonnllev 183 Reed. 111017105 409. 448 Rees, Tvavl: 4:18 Reese, Mlchael 456 Reese, Robed 183, 445 Reeser. Paula 335 Reesman, Sarah 470 Reeves. Wllllarn I83 Regan, Kmv 442 Reqlsten Woltev 373 Rehogen, Lezl1e 442 Rehm, Barbara Anne 183, 433 Relch. Carol 183 Relck, L150 430 891C119 . Mary 183 Weld, David 375 Reid. Kerry 450 Reld, Llsene 183 Reld, Ruben 183 Reld. 3199hsn 183 Reldllngel, Am 437 Reldv. John 183 Relkhot Adla 347 Rellly, P0111011 183 Relmann, Raundu 399 Palm. Judy 183. 343 Relnooel. Renee 153 Reine, Cvnmio 183 Rslnhelmen vlmnu 183 Rslnke. Karen 422. 436 Relnke. 5110100 183. 377 Relnmund. Mlchoel 183 R9130, Chris 401 R6155. S1even 183. 355 R8111. 1300911 183 Ranch, Geotgla 183. 440 Reich, Steve 401 Remley, Ellzabem 381 Renard. Puu! 425 Renksn, Rm 183 Remsr. K115 417 RenBChlsr, John 407 Reset, Alan 163, 453 R9991, Paula 471 Reenlck, Mlndy 183 12911111991. S19v9r1 415, 445 Ram. Cam 183 Rewollnski, Chrisme 183 R9155. Desiree 343 Reynolds. stedy 425 Reynolds. Gvegory 452 Reynolds, Manon 441 Reynolds, Mary 183 Reynolds, Shawn 425 Rhlne Jr, James 436 Rhocds, John 413 Rhodes, Eluyno 425 Rhodes, Mark 353 Rlce. A1110 183 Rlce, Ch11511m 183 Rlce, Gina 377 Rlch. Susan 383 Rlchurds IV. W1ll1am 183, 345 Rlchards. Dcnlel 379 Rlchcrds, Jacqueune 452 Rlchurds. John 379 Rlchcrdwn, K6111 353 Rlchardson, Scane11 184 Rlchon. Robin 349, 464 Rlchun, Sec 401 Rlcmmn, Ryan 1341 Rlchev. Thomas 184 Rlchmond. Teresa 428 Rlckenbouuh Jr, James 357 Rlckmevsf, 11ccy 349 Glen, Glona 184 Rloono. Mary 426 111690111. Nathaniel 341 111me. Bren 422 Megan Danny 452 Westneryer, Roben 441 R119. Melody 184. 399 RWel, Mary 363 le13, Chlp 379 Rlodon, L011 335 ngglna. W184 Rlley. Jamey 134 Rnay, John 351 Rlle'y. Uta 377 Rlley, Thomas 347 Rlnehan, Kenneth 345, 4411 11111911011, Mike 345 Rlordm, Pamck 384 1211399110, Lonulne 339, 134 Ruchle, H0191 184 RINSE Dlam 184 lenan, Donald 404 1111116. JaneI 383 Roach. Mlchael 184, 375, 468 10:31:11, Monlca 440 Robbefwn. Charlene 349 Robbins, Ward 184 Robens, Campbell 468 Robem, James 373 Roberh. Joseph 434 Robert, June 184 Rom, L154! 417 Robem, Psagv 432 Robsnson. Brodkav 357 Robemon, Dole 184 Rm, John L 387 Roberson. John P. 393 Robenson, John V. 393 Robey, Dch 371 Robey,Joann164 Roblnson, Brion 369 Roblnson. Edward A, 347 Roblnson. Edward E 347 RONMOH. Glen 184 Romnwn, June1 184 Robens. June 436 Robinson, Roben 184. 442 Robne , Glenn 1B4 Roche, Ann 184 Rocks . Mcrcla 446 Rookwood, Lynn 335 Rodetmsh, Bradley! 373 Rodekom, Deborah 184 Rodmme, Mslodv184 Rodhom, Mama 450 Roe. Susan 164, 417 Roeger, John 184 Rogers, Klmbenyn 343 Rogers, Tlmothy 395 Rogge. Barbcm 363 Roll. Demon 467 nonng, Llnda 343 Rolohon, Tammie 426 Ralph. Koran 460 Roman, JIII 359 Romans, Rhonda 184 Romero, 11mm 405 Romlnss, Jon 184 Rondbevg, Mumyn 339 Roodman, Davld 389 Rook, Louis 379 90991. Danrel 442 Rogue. Luls 164 Roques, Angellque 440 Rogues, Cheryl 440 Rosana. Glenn 427 Rose. Ehnch 184 Rose, Robe 184 Rosemonn. Crulg 401 Rosemeyen Jullo 184 Rosenbaum, 1711111 442 Rosemoum, T3111 367 Reserberg. Robln 339 Rossnblum, Michael 341 Romnmavev, Theodore 371 Ross,Car19r 401 R065. Llndu 425 Ross. Robln 184 110$. Toyl07185. 467 Ross. Thomas 387 R051, Meg 3131. 436 R051. Suzanne 185 170111 David 397 Roth. Debaah 185 R0111, Kwen 453 17017113979. Stacy 349 Rommen, Jay 185 Rounklss, Julle 363 ROuCh, Jennv 381 Rousch, Lynn 351 Rows. Manannc 399 Rowemn. M0116 446 Rover, Ann 185 Roys1el. Wl1llam 361 Ruben, David C141 Ruben. S19ven 341 Rubick. Tvacv 450 Rubln, And7ea 339. 185 Ruch'e, Quentm 185 Rucken David 185 Pucker, Mark 185 Ruckllck, Charis: 357 Ruddev, Lome 185 Rudmcn. Mlohelle 367 Rudnlck. Jesuoc 436 M011, James 401 Rudron, Terrv 155 Rue. Kevm 185 nueulng, Angeh: 426 Mnl, Jamie 436 Ruhlmon, Beveny 185 Ruukoenen Laura 343 Rundle, Kay 377, 444 Rundqum. John 411 111411994 K071 401 Runyon, Ubbv 331 Rue , Jock 433 Rupp, P9197 403 Rup7ech1. 1151111 369 Rusgls, John 397 Russell. 8070070 399 Russell, Holly 349 Russel, 51m 589 Dwell, TMCI 434 Russo. Nancy 185 Rum, Mlchoel 185 Rum, Mhdvell 401 Madge, Clem 427 Madge, June 185. 363 Ryan. Brod 379 Ryan, Chuck 484 Ryan. Mary 417, 471 Ryan. 510616 185 W1 Jam 409 memewsdd, Cvnmla 185, 349 Scab. thmat 185 Scale. Rum 363 Scale. 10111135 379. 466 $001110 , Raymond 185, 442 Sabath, David 341 Scberlon, chomarl 185 Saber, Leena 185 Socohenmnl, R161! 379 50cm. Chades 432 Sadlo. Joan 185 Sahudln, Am Hmscn 467 501137, Don 406 Scinz, MON 185, 426 Sakuguchl. Susan 185 Sokanogg, John 391 Sakai, Telko 453 $0105. Jew: 427 Salehl, Asghar 185 Solensky, Ka'hryn 335 Sclsmo, Mlchelle 359 Samank, Llndo 349, 438 Soladlno, Jon 389 Sablnus-Tow. Rlchard 351 Sallsbury. Rhonda 185 Sullse, Toml 42? Salmons, Klmkbenv 185 Scrnl1o, Mum 425 Sampson, K1471 353 Sanbum. Koren 185 Sonmm, Kathryn 453 Sanchez, M0710 445 Sandst, Nancy 185, 377 Sanders, David C, 383 Sanders, Dowd M, 428 Sandm, Marianne 436 Sondm. Miml 337 Sandsvs. Nancy 365, 446 Sanders. Samuel 450 Sanderson, Sheryl 185 Sandler, Les 155 Sands, Greg 379 Sonmippo, Frank 442 Sonnet, Barbra 185 Sansone, Teresa 185. 425 Sanmzqo, Yolanda 446 Supp, Tracy 434 Sappmgwn, James 452 Sorodnl, Chane: 185, 405 Sarocml, nmomy 405 Suslow. Russeu 409 Sawchak, Poul 185 Scwlckl. M1chael 395 Sawyev, Mom 417 Save. Detach 185, 446 Scales, DOM 434 Seaman. Mom 165 Schof1. GIBQ 379, 438 Schema, Douglas 448 501101197, P0111010 185 Schaflner, Shawn 427 Schallch. Sandro 186 5611011811, Carolyn 461 Schallom, James 446 Schand1er. Ca1hv 337, 185 512190171197, Ellzabem 377 5671887, Tlrnofhv 442 Schdble, Rm 373 Scheldt, Andlew 186 56119197. Gerald 432 Scheip, 101an 186 Schaden Nancy 399 Scheulsv. Jonel 442 Schwe, Peggy 186, 42:: Scheme, Dobro 186 Schlld, crclg 355, 445 Schloqer, David 371 SONGMn, Chdvoohel 357, 448 Schllchlrnan. Mlke 375 Schllfzev. Tony 466 50110117101167. Catherine 186 Schlorzhausn Warren 452 Schmolsnsee, Jan 367 $chm1d1, Elolne 411 Schmldt Rlchc7d 409 Schmidt mooey 430 Schm161, David 387 Schm1d118ln, Mlchoal 186. 405 Scnmm. Dennls1a6 Schneider, Bvuce 415 Schneider, Jean 186 Schnabel, Joan 186 Sdmeldev, karen 186 Schnslder. Laura 38:1 Schnsldev. NOW 365 Schnelle, Dana 355 Schndle, M8716 186, 355 Sehnladers. Don 445 Sohnleders. L071 428 Schmnbusch, Law 464 561106611. June 186 Scnoen1eld, Julls 339 Schoenhen, David 445 561100117011, UK: 430 Schordock. Mark 409 Senate, Ellen 471 3011011. Chr151v 425 Schcm. Kmhy 464 Schofl, Mark 437 Schram, Susan 365 SchrodI, Rebeca: 186 Schroeder, Jlll 399 $6th. C1171; 405 We. Anne 186 Schukal, Cvmhlo 381 Schukal, Jean 381 Schuld1, Jamey 440 Schul1s. Chmne 186. 349 Schune, Elm: 445 Schul1s, ENen 3417 5chul1e. Rodney 186 50mm, 8111 341 SCWIH. E11 450 SGML James 186. 434 Schum, 50011 186 Schulze, Tlm186 Schumachev, Joseph 186 Schvenlngei, Frank 186 Schwcnz, Karl 184 Schwanz, Nancy 423 Schwonz, James 184 Schwartemruub, E710 186 Schweder, Pamela 335, 186 Schwsndsman, Mark 445 Schwsnk. Anne 335 Schwsrdt Judlfh 186 Schwlnke, Kenn 347 Soobev. D0170 365 500191121, 31W 401 50011. Dav1d 355 $0011. John 401 50011. Lana 581. 468 SW11. Pamela 440 $0011, Randal 186, 468 50011, Shed 349 $0011. Tracy 424 Scuddsv, Kmhlsen 432 Seal, Margaret 156 Sealbv, Randall 186 $6018. Llnda 186 Seams, Canolvn 458 Sears. John 351 $9015, 061307011 442 $99073. Shelley 363 Seghl, Connie 349 Seldel, Joseph 423 Seldsf, Joe 373 Selmed. Mary 442 5611911, JuHe 581 591w Anne 423 5911. Chodes 187 Semke, Frederick 187 Sensker, Rebeooa 187, 456 Senssny. Roben 369, 450 8811197, Undv 363 59006. Nick 3m Sepe. Paul 401 Sealer, Rebeca: 187 Semen. 81 413 Shoddon, Jane1 423 Shana. Douglas 187 Mar, James 371 51101137, 51mg 187. 383 Mm. Susan 377 Shawn. Nell 405 Shanklond, Alida 349 Shcnnuhun. Shawl 417 Shoo. Gory 413 Shouerrs. 819011971 187, 407 Shaw, Brenda 468 Show. Bram 547, 468 Shaw. DCMd 187 Show, Jocqusllna 187 Show, Jamey 371 Show, USO 187 Shea. WIIllam 405 Shear. Llaa 428 Shsshy J7, John 407 Show, Demon 446 3119813, Jennllu187, 442 Shelby, Gregovv 397 Shelby, Laura 187, 349 51191100, JGneV 187 511911071, Marla 377 Shepherd, nglna 349 511991187111, Sm 553, 441 $1197, Susan 187 Sharon, Jamey 379 Share, Mae 343 Sherman. Rlchad 415 Sherman. Suxy 367 Sherman. Troy 442 Sherman, Wllllcm 371 $18771. Klmbenv 456, 401 Shlbazckl, Tomoko 425 Shllmo, Dem 448 Shlne, Edmund 187 Shine, Ned 442 Sh1nkla, Jamey 429 Shlplav. James 432 Shlpull, $1979 401 Shobe. Helen 423 3110117197, ROOM 187 Shook, Trucl 187 571078;, Nancy 423 $11071, Kewn 395 Sheet, Dluna 1B7 smack. POMS 426 Shuba. H9197! 187 $111111, W1llla7n 187 Shyken, Mark 187 Slda, TlmOMy 157 31695, Rebocca 363 Slsbed, Carlie 337. 187 Slsben. 67m 353 Hebert June 432 819961. James 407 Slsgmed. Kevln 341 Slavelhlng, Mano 187 Sloman, Scam 397 51gnonno. Kamy 137 Sllbeig, Saw 341 Sllkwood, Tracey sca Sllverbeio, John 187 Slivsrrnan. Mlehoel 415 S17ve7mlmz, Howard 187 511113771011. Duvld 371 511mm, John 393 Simon, Michael 341. 157 Slmon, 18771 187 Simpson, Reese 397 Simpson. Scan 391 S1mpoon, Tamara187. 363 54771:. Rolann 188 Slnclalr, 871de 188 Slnger. Jeffrey 341 Slnqer, M1chael 341 Slngla1on, Kerwin 188 SInno11, Donald 444 $7971. Sham 335, 471 31:187. Jana 188 Slwak, Jemy 341 Srwuk, Todd 341 8119111079, Kamedne 188 Skogos, Jo 365 51196715, Davld i187 skimming. Jamey 136 511an97, 1210110713 351 Shims. Lsonldaa 373 Skjelboamd. Susan 363 Skaky. Donald 188 Skrulnka. Kim 188 Slagle. Amy 430 Slonkuml. James 407 Slam, James 188, 373 5100011197, 690708 379 Sluugma. Law 436 Slead. Roger 391 Slemp, Jack 466 311097, Pmncla 438 S11nkefd III. Paul 405 8111118711. 17069 441 Sloan. Klrk 428 510m. Price 433 Sloan, S19v9 389 Slomn. Room 423 slushy, Andraw 393 Small, Susan 39 Small, rename 188 5771011. vmcem 407. 458 Smiley. Lynnmlchelle 343 Smlley. Mlke 395 57711111. Allen 373 Smhh. Allison 399 51117111. Andrew 391 57711111, 873711 188 Smlm. Cllu 460 Smlm. Chums 442 57711111. Clay 452 57711111 Dark: 537 Smlm. DCMd 188 5mm Davis 387 Smlm. Dena 337 57711111, mane 430 5mm Douglas 4a7 Smlm. Elllmem 461 Smith. Fmdenck 452 57111111. musllne 188 5mm, Jacmeune L. 450 Smlh, James 434 57111171. Jamey 397 SfTINh. John 187 51111171. John J, 411 5mm, Kevin 188 5mm. Kirby 188 5mm Laurie 453 57711171, Leonard 188 Smlm. Undo 363 Smith, L011 365 Smnh. Mucus 434 57111111. Mark 400 51711111. Mary 417, 440 57711111. Michelle 335 57711771. Nmulle 188 Smith. W188 87711111, ROOM 453 37711171. Randall 188 3mm, R1310!!! 188, 445 57111111, 913011 387 87711171, 30011 E. 188 87711111, Shaw 188 Smlm. Shawn 401 57711111, 87161196 450 Smith. Stephen 391 87717111. Susan 188 5mm, Todd 401 Sml1h. Vickl 188 57711171, V1dAl L. 343 5111001.Lcl7y188, 445, 467 Shaun, Tarc188. 377 Snave1v. Shed 188 Snell, Richard 188 Snldet, Julia 423 Snow, Jem1d 409 Snydel, Bryan 347 , Suxunne 440 Sokolowskl, David 188 solomon. Bram 189 Solomon. John 189, 405 Somme, Nancy 446 Summer, Jamey 355 Souls. Mellssa 189 Souls, Robert 373 501!th II, ka 409 Sowevs. Carol 335 Soolnhowet. James 189 Spunglen James 3V1 Sponglev, Rm 189 Sparper, Cynmla 363 Spcrks,Jame:189 $901M. Sandra 189 Spqnhoum, Deanne 446 Spaw, S19ven 18? Speak, James 353 491 Spade, K011119911 461 599151. Celene 417 5061361, 5613010 442. 464 Spelssv, 19m 159, 461 59611:. Jesse 401 Spencer, Cynmla 349 Spencer, Debora 189 Spam. John 159 Spenoev. Mlml 159 Spenou. Scan 391 Spends. mle 446 Sinner, Mlml 335 5961'. Wendy 460 Splndlsv, Malk 159 5010 375 SWIM, David 452 SpllsgardV, mnthlu 159, 343 3311mm. wnm 465 Spmerberu. Commas 359 5900131, Wlllklm 359 Spam, Mlchoe1 355 W, Dodd1a9,437 Scum, Dam 399 S1 Cldl, James 361 Mm. E11119 347, 159 510919114. 11m 159 MIME Wlllla'n 357 51ml30h1'n1d1. Pamela 159 51mm. K91111 159 51511611. Karla 445 Mord. 50011 391 51meld, Wllllom 43D 31M, Undo 351 S1d19, Shelk! 424 51m. Susan 1517 51am, Tlmmhv 434 S1eokelbelu.Carol 363, 471 31921911 , Jo Ann 169 513610. John 465 319919, Undo 367 513919. Thorn 411 Steel, Thoma 189 81911071. Bury 445 S10119n. Rwln 377 810111, 31w 363 S131nsr, Marv 436. 456 S191net1, Ruben 159 MM. Mlchoel 4131 31m. Kmn 169 518911011. Em: 189 81W. Craig 159. 379 81W, Mutuarm 1139 8169118111. Mobuh 363 51mm, Kdly 343 5199119119011. 50011 159. 395 51mm. Terry 445 Stankal. Rlehord 405 513m, Ellsa 159 5mm, Harry 415 S19mbevoev, Lee 417 W991. Save 417. 470. 458 31317194, Sharon 343 3197081. Mary 471 81mins, Clara 189 81mm, Roman: 189 81913:. Game 359 519179113. Davld 189 W. Linda 159 313mm. Rana 369 Smem. Sandra 4311 31m. Slacey 365 81m. Tm 351. 462 51mm, Connie 438 mm. sarenc 363 81m. Bre1 467 51mm . Connle 458 51m . Robe 159 319100 , Scan 363 sfswcm. Shells 381 Snokman. Jomne 343 Sfllq. Allmn 445. 464 51110:. James 371 SNllman. Joe 3P3 Snllman. 5111an 363 5111:1911. Thomas 405 511997 L011 190 Stoeokleln. E1lsn6 190, 460. 446 Sfohr. June 365 510111, Mom 355 5101191. Rename 190 5111101. 30011190 31009. Gllmore 441 $1009. 819119190 81mm. Mowhew 405 51099011. Jennnev 190 810111, Lam: 351 Smry. S19phen 379 510111, slum 461 Stove . Sonja 190 Sum. Son: 337 W. Mary 440 Straw, Jennner 452 Straw, Yummy 417 Sfrebeck, snemn 19D 811113104. Davld 442 81461104160, Lana 190. 377 Smddoden. Female 399 492 Sfrlckkxddsn. Scan 393 Smegel. June No. 363 S1rlnoer, Paula 19D 311000031. Kamryn 365 511069, Linda 460 81m, June 190 S1romev, 61010 403 511000, Rabble 357 31096, Brenda 190 Shape, Juequsllne 190 311933, Kevln190, 436, 461 Smoksnsnlender, Mike 379 81mm, Mbhelle 190 S1ubbe, K011131718 190 Sfuber, Hden 363 Mensohneidev. 50011 379 Smcksv. Chadas 190 811361, Tamara 190 Saddam. Dean 1911 Sud101d. Carol 423 5069mm. Chuck 434 Sudlbeny. Nancy 190. 461 Smlmam. Mlchod 371 Sueoku. Mark 373 Sulkowskl, Dlune 190. 353 Sunlvan, Douglas 347 Sulllvun, Kan 190 Sullhmn. Kevin 397 Sullwan, May 190 Sulllvun. Peggy 190 Suuwmv. Elllcbem 363 Sum, Kwok 190 Smgull, Lulle 337 Saul. Mary 190 mm. Rlchard 401 W, Dough: 446 51.11191, M19 353 Wad. Roy 437 51.111011. cnnmm 432, 464 Svehlc. Cannenne 450 Swalanden Knmna 417 Swallow, mephanle 377 Swan, Sudan 190 Wow, WV 466 swam. Hm 371 Swam. Todd 3717 Swecnngen. Robe 393 Swedu.31even 359 Sweemev. Dlana 365, 471 Sweeney, Dave 373 Suesney. Shanon 377 Swlnay, Nancy 190 Swope. Kevin 465 sybevg. Wendy 432 Svdnuv, Pandora 465 wen. Tlmotny 19D Mom, Jlm 432 Svmeu Ronald 409 W. Mary 190 Stoke, Munko 335 T$ T961811, 1.0111 337 7011. Sheila 190 109mm Suzanne 190 Take. sman 359 Tclbo , Tracey 425 Tunako. George 190, 355 Toma, Koren 343 Tunnl, Mmmew 353, 448 Tanaton. Kevin 401 T019, Karen 377. 464 1019. Tammy 343 Tu1low. JemNev 363 10110111. Phllllp 391 ram. Lavsme 345 Tuvkx. Bram 401 chlov. Chnmpher 371 Taylof. Denlse 377 Taonv. Dougie: 401 Iowa, Jovne 423 TOVIOT. Joseph 379 ruvlov, Judllh 190 Tavlor. 50011 357 Taviof. Shem 417 Yeasdale J1. home: 373 Temdale. Laura 191 Teefey, Jana 365 166919. Gram 445 T909110 . Jeanne 335. 417 Temmen, Caol 191 15111919. Randal 191, 405 16101110. Shun 191 T911006, Surch 191 Terrill, Dell0191 Temll. 1701715 452 Terry, Dorl 425 T3191, Tm 442 T9115, Don 191. 413 Thul. Mom 341 Tharp, Alison 399 Tharp. thv 191 Thelssen, Nancy 349 Theodova, Greoow 359 Thlbaun, Nicola 191 Thlemann. Davld 397. 448 Thosnen. Kenne1h191, 371 Thoenen, Randy 191 Thomas. Douglas 191 Thomas. Gayle 191 Thoma. Julle 453 Thomas. Pamela 191 Thomas, Pamela 434 Thomas, Pennv191, 417 Thomas. 5010 333 Thomas, Wendy 465 Thompson, Amy 430 Thompson. Ann 469 Thompson. chem 191 Thompson. Dana 351. 433 Thompson. Deena 425 Thompson. John 379 Thompson. Larry 379 Thompson. Mlomel 379 Thonwn, Pamela 191, 432 Thompom. Paul 357 Thotwson. Steven 191 Thompson. Thomas 355. 452 Thoma. Theresa 191 Threlkald. Mamm 191 Thumuen Keven 417 ThunO. Mark 191 Thurman, Don 355 Donner, L136 365 T1emann. 121100210 191 nemann, Ewen 191 Ilemcm. Julie 436 nemey. Susan 191, name, Kay 4.57 Tlmbenoke, DonIeI 401 Tlmrnevmonn, John 373 11118. Jamey 401 TIODek. Chrmophef 393. 495 Tlapdn David 191 Tobbsn, Cathy 191 Tobben. William 442 1mm. Klmberly 191 Toedebmdm Paul 379 1011, Trucy191 Taco, Paul 447 Today. Gamay 393 Yomus-Krs , Dana 191 Tomlln, Becky 461 10016, Allen 191 Toon, June 417 10111 J1, Room 192 Tower. Maria 335 Towlev, James 357 Townsend, mm 393, 441 Tmnd. Thomas 375 TOY, Roben 450 Tracy. Ann :53 Tracy. Glenv: 425 Tracy. Joanne 437 Tracy. Mlml 363 1rudua, Vvonne 343 Truml1, Nancy 441 Tramham. W100 ! 379 Trusk. Crissy 359 Yrmk. 146113911 403 from W, James 357 Treece, John 192. 445 Yregnogc. Mlke 345 Trsmcln. Thorrm 445 Yrerrbmv. Karen 440 mm. Lv18 192 Tram. Shawn 440 Tremham. Em: 407 Trenmam, Orin 407 Tnakelyv Undo 337 Trlmtue. Richard 192 Trlplen, Douglas 357 11191911, L136 192 111113n. Caml 192, 417 Troika. C0111: 353 Twner, Carolyn 192, 438 9931, Robin 192 Trudeau. Lee 192 Tm. Camllns 425 Trust. Fe11x 407 Tmmalom, Mavuao 192 Tnlkulos, Demetrius 428 Yuch. Tony 192 Tucker, Barbara 192, 436 Tuckev, Cheri 349 Tuckec Ruben 192 Tuekev. 11m: 430 Tumu11v. Emevv 409 Turuaky. Llnda 192 Tunsy. Sarah 192 Tumel, Donna 192 Turner. Sally 463 Turpin, Lcwvence 345 Tye, Sharon 192 Tyndall. Elllabem 399 Um Uhlenbrock. ChHane 192 Uhllg. Dovld 355 Ulvey. Oonnle I92 Ulnch. Dlano 192. 417 Underwood, Dana 458 Undefwood. Mlanns 424 Uhluh. Mlchad 192 Unnemall. Tim 401 Upmn. Mark 452 Umv lll. Thomas 393. 468 Vt Voooa. Danlel 367 Vaduz. Vldorlu 359 Valan11no, Kelly 471 VOIBM. Laura 192 Valuck. Jonmhan 357 Van Alphen. Mlncha 192 Van Book, Mlchoel 192 Van Norman. Bony 397 Van Norman. $0011 397 Van Tassel, John 192 Vancl1, Wllllum 401 Vandellcm. Susan 192 Vandemore. Todd 434 Vandelslloe. Reno 192 Vanderweman. Vance 429 Vandeven. Greg 192 Vunemburq, Wl1llurn 401 Vun1andlnghcm. Jodls 446 Vunlcndlnghom, Llsa 381 Venn, James 393 Vunrv, Vlck1349 Vammel. John 357 Verge. chnc 363 Vumall. Jon 192 Vaughn, Amhonv 379 Vaughn. David 375 Vaughn, Kmhv 395 Vaughn. Lynne 363 Vaughn, Melissa 363 Vaughn. TlrnOThy 465 Vamoo, Vlvalnla 192 Vamour. L130 367 V91 Hogan, Mark 341 Verbeck. NW 193 Verkruvse, Brian 193 Vle, David 409 Vle. Mark 355 Vle. Todd 3551 Vlsbrook. Lead 193 Vlebtoek, Teresa 391 Vlohrnann. Klmbedy 193 Vlefllng J1, Rlchard 193 Vlllolre. Donald 425 Vlllenc, Wllllam 427 Vlllhcfd. Wanna 440 Vlllhardt Susan 335 Vlmerw. 81m 401 V110, Susie 383 Vhole. NIOOHm 193 Vlnebe. D011 468 Voeg11l, David 442 Voenev. Susan 399 V0991. Mu1oolm 369 Vogdsmslev, Jon 375 V091, Edward193 Vol1 Jr, Louls 405 Voldmg, Cvalg 397 Volk. Davld 430 Volmen, Judv193 Voll, David 401 Van Blmn, Judy 193 Von Gvemp, John193 Vondev Hoor. De Res 377, 442 Vondemeld, Susan 417 V055, Gordon 375 Vossen, Susan 440 Voypkzk, Bath 193 Vlbonoc, Morgure1 193, 436 Vrooman, H0111 193 Vroorncn, Vicki I93. 337 W WWW Wacky, Lynn 335 Wade. Jane 464 Wade, $0011 193, 395 Wadley. John 379 Wasch1sf, 181850 429 Wagner, Jouomon 415 Wagner, Katherine 464 Wognev. Kenn 468 Wagner. Laura 456 Wagnel, Maw 3131 Wognev, Todd 466 Wagoner. Jamey 393 Wahlbrlnk, Mmew 373 Wahle, monovd 193 Wahls, Jlm 468 Wuloh', Nell 193 Wclsnev, Soon 371 Walden, Stove 383 Waldman, May 341 Wa1dmun, Judlm 193 Wa1dmn, Anne I93, 434 Wa1ker, Kay 335 Walker, Mom 452 Walker, Mark 445 Walker, Tony 363 Walker, WOHBV193 Walksn Wllllcm 193 WoII-Smnh. Ellmbem 193 Wall, Jullo 381 W011, Kelly 381 Wallace, Chnmm 193 Wallace, Clark 442 Wol1ace, Elllmefh 349 Walllng, James 379 Wallls, Bony 415 Walls, Brian 441 Walswonh, Lynn 193 Wul19r, Charles 397 Waller, Julla 423 Waner, R, 50011 379 WOW, Todd 369 Wamncn, Douglas 193 WaNPev, Mary 193 Wunrip, Nancy193 Wattz. L150 404 Walukoms. Thomas 371 Wcmsev. Ann 193 Warm, Melina 383 Ward, April 193 Warden, Chnstophav 379 WUden, Mlchoel 452 ware, Komryn 193 Wameld. Caro1yn 423 words ll, Robs 373 Wuns. Gregg 373 Wamsr, Laura 193 Washbum, Susan 365 WW, Mcdfvn 193 wmm. K019 383 Wmem'Kln, MO11h9w 357 Wmefs, Carol 426 W016fs, L911 349 Wmers, Thomas 375 Watklns, Deborah 193 Watkins, Jeffrey 448 Women, Elizabem 193 Watson. Gllben 193 woken, Jockle 1169 Woman, Shmey 335 W011s, Danlel 395 Waugh, Melbso 349 Wayne, Down 426 Ween, Thomos194 Wamhedv, Jan 389 Warmers. Duncan 194, 446 Weathers, Morgusme 194 Wsamelsby Jr, Wllllom 194 Weaver, Davld 409 Weaver, Mark 194, 409 Webb, JOhn 409 Webb. Klmbeflv 448 Webb, Krlst1n 445 Webbe. Gsmlvn 343 Weben Amy 194 Weber, Chewl 466 Webel, Dianna 367 WebeI, George 194 Weber, Laulc 417 Weba, Terry 194 webs, Thomcs194 Webs'ei, D 50011 401 Wabash Manha 377 Wsoam, Susan 337 Weqnet, Sarah 343 Wehmslsr, Ken1 436 Wshmsyel, SyMo m Wehv. S10cy 365 Weldnsf, Daryl 194 Welqam, Klly 335 Walker. FIDO 194, 345 Welrlrz, Carol 194. 460 Welnberg, $0011 341 Weinnord, K8111! 355 Weinmonn, Mark 355 Welnnch. Jamey 405 Welnnch, Kurt 405 Wslnmeln. Amv 383 Welrmeln, ENG 194 Wemeb, Mark 194 W915. Dcvld 373 W915. Undo 377 Wsuev, Dcvld 393 Welsmon, Mark 341 Weiss, Linda 194, 335 Welss, Rcvunne Murcia 339 Weiss, Richard 194, 445 Wslmun. Nancy 359 Welborn, 819911911 194 Welch, Claus 194, 432 Welch, Law 465 Wellbroek, mnmc 194, 436 Wallet, Nola 194 Wemng. Donna 456 Wellman, Susan 426 Wells, A1lc1a 424 Wells. Jone1 363 Wells, Kalll 194 Wells, Kelly 423 Wells, Steven 194, 437, 438 Walls, Tamale 194 Welsh. Jon 357 Walsh. Kmhleen 365 Waner. Hugh 104 Wel1ef. Janloe 194 Wempner, .Ilm 401 Wendel Jr. Roget 395 Wsrukl, Edward 194, 445 Warner, Anna 194 Wm, Dona 194 WWW. May 442 Warner, MG, 353 Werner, Pamela 194 Werner, 50011 397, 442 Wen, Gemude 194 W881. Jo Ann 429 weal, Phy1lls 440 W951, S1ephanle 440 Wenbfooke, 31999 407 Weathon, K1m 408 Wes11und, Cheryr 194, 417 Westphmen, Kennem 405 W91191, Danlel 401 Wholev. 511071 194 Wheeler, Barbdla 359 Wheeler, K0110 468 Whemone, Brian 369 Whlsnev. L150 460 Whlsnsv, maphen 194 Whl1aker, John 369 WhIIG, Acronene 194 Whi1e, Crvnal 446 White. Gvsuovv 115, 347 M19, Jeffrey 195, 442 Whl1e, WHllam 429 Whhed, Linda 195 wnnescarvev, Angie 425 Whhley, Cuqmu 417 Whmock, CON 363 Wharton, Bonnle 422 Why19, John 452 the, Vlrg1nlu 450 Wlbbenmeyev, Cums 369 chkey. TImomy 389 Wled, Torn 401 Wlsdemunn, Marilyn I95 Wlehmann, K0118 399 Wisschhuus, Anne 195, 432 ngm, Motmew 427 nghtmon, $6011 405 Wilcox, Dabble 337 Wlloox, Pamela 195 Wllcox, Todd 391 Wllooxmn, Jonne 195 Wllda, Carol 195 Wllde, Cloudlc 195 wnde. Dlone 195 Whoa, Jennl1ev 195 wndlng, Nancy 367 Wlldlnq, V1ck1 458 Wllav, Wave 195 Wllev, Kimberly 195, 446. 456 Wllhelm Jr, Ruben 195 Wllho , Wendy 423 WHks, Carol 423 W11ke, Joy 195 W11ksn1ng, Laura195 Mlklnson, Jenanev 377 Wlllmd, Kmhrvn 441 Wllluld, Ka'hv 343, 417 WIHIEIrm, 80113010 422 Wl11larm. Eamon 401 Wll1lcms, 8M1 389 Wmlcms, Came 384 Wllllams, Cums 405 Wlllloms, 6011425 Wllllams, James 359 Wllllams, James 397 W1111urm, Karen 195 W1lllams, Kcmryn 349 Wlllloms, Klm 461 WINCH, Kun 389 W11Ilarm. Laura 423 Wllllams, Peggy195 Wl1llarm, 50011 423 Wllllarm, Tanv 434 Wlllloms, Tracy 195, 353 Wl11lams. Vlvlcn 195, 465 Wllllamson, Sharon 195 Wlllla, szhard 195 wnns, Tony 391 WIIIoughby. Thomas 347 Wllson, Amy 381 Wl1son, Anne 359 Wlhon, Balboa: 195 Wilson, Emcs 195, 345 Wllson, 0011890 335 When, Done 46a W1Ison, Deanna 195, 417 Wllson, Dewayne 195 Wllson, HQ! 357 Wllson, .1811 355, 434 Wllson, Jamey 448 Wllaon, Kevln 433 Wllson, Mlohoel 423 Wllion, Mlohoel 407 Wllaon, Pamela 383 Wllson, Rd1ph 373 Wllson, Rebscca 349 thon. Shellu 399 Wilson, Thomas 195 Wl1lon, Wlllicm 195 Wlmbenv, Gory 428 Wlndaot. Charles 196 WInegor. Rlchard 357 WInkslmevsr, Mama 196 W1nklng, Todd 371 Wlnklng. Tracey 196 Wln'sv, Chum 196 Wln1sv, 519911911 196 Wln1913. Kmhryn 343 Wlpke, Deldra 471 Mm, stwnn 196, 355 wmm, Eddle 379 Wisdom, K011191109 196 Who, Mlehcel 436 Wlsbaurn, Joseph 196 WInralch. David 448 W11heis, Chane: 403 W111, Anm: 196, 349 meetger. Aucla 343 Wmenbelu, ENzabem 343 Wmhuus, Km 196 lee11, nglana 383 Wolcxm, Laura 196 W011 Ill, 690199 196, 357 W011, Rochelle 339 W011, Trudy 432 wove, Anna 196 Wolle, Charles 195 Wol1e, P111119 387 worra,s1an194 W01 , Jul1e 196, 359 Wolken, Anne 349 Wong, Chrisune 196 Wong, Tommy 445. 467 Wood, Cheryl 196 Wood, Jam 343 Wood, Susan 461 Woods, Jomes196 Woodx, June 196 Woodm, Sharon I96 Woody. S1uar1 428, 464 W001101d, Kelli 403 Wodav, 5191190 345 wonev, Vlrolnla 196 Wow, chnna 425 Wormlnmon, Law 196 W011h, Vlckl 423 Wruv, James 393 Wrench, Jesse 389 Wright David 401, 433 WHOM, David 196 an1, Mark 196, 347 WHOM, Pamela 440 WHOM, Rundau 441 WHOM, Susan 377 Wright Thomas 450 WHOM, Was 445 Wroble, Mlchod 190 Wu, Jo Wen 196 Wuch, Terry 37:! Wuennenberg, JII1 343 WWW, L130 426 WuNekuehler. Lauren 196, 432 Wum, Ruben 196, 397 Wurm, June 461 WYOTL Ellen 196 WYO , Rlchald 437 WY1II9, Mano 343 Wynne, Sharon I96 Vuncov, Chane: 196 Vorber, JoeJ 196 Varwood. 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