Westminster College - Blue Jay Yearbook (Fulton, MO)
- Class of 1983
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if seniors oFiris1oplgrLiF5dseyAbbo11 CSpej-Aurora, illinois Elanice Kay Ghormley CEngfCSbQ J Fgefsnp, James Leslie Anderson CHisp '1 Aihens, Illinois Mark Vinoenf Archambaulf QSpej - Arcadia Missouri ' W Dennis Euigene Bass CEBAfAccy - Ferguson .L . :W I Missouri s1Jafg3a'Than L-lerfmfiillings QBusy - Corpus Christi TGXQS ' .,,., 'i W ?' 3 Billings CBusj - Corpus Chrisfi is regres s ss r Ja ylllallace Boeckman QAccj - Springfield, keith Bowe Q'EBAy - Columbia, ,CBusjPsyj Jr. 'fBioy - Jefferson QACCXEBAJ - Dnffmer, Burgess fBusj -Shawnee wgNeW 1 Californbr ' is Michael Glenn Gillaspie CPolj, H Memphis, Tennessee James Edward Gordon CPhiIfPsy3 1 Marshall, Missouri Kenf Tracewell Gordon fEngQ - Oklahoma Cify, Oklahoma Godfrey, illinois Leawood, Kansas Richard Leo Roberf Todd Maifhew - Fulfon, Missouri Gregory T Louis, Missouri John - Columbia, Missouri Mari Maureen Overland Park, KGDSCJS John Q - Kansas Cify, 1 Missouri Randall Texas Sfuari Sieven Missouri Maffhew Elizabefh Fullon Sfeven rosc Fusion, CPhilfEcon qAcc9 Jeffrey L - Ellisville, Adelunji Jeffrey CEngj ST. Missouri Pefer David - Miami Po JOTTWGS Dallas T C D Dillon QACCQ Larry 96 I i - 41 r A 1-,, ' .1-Q1 ' Roberf Sl Louis Q - Hous seniors Ronold Scott Lindenbusch CEBAQ - Florissont: Missouri A 5 Jomes Robert Lingo .CCSCQ - Jockson, Missouri Kent Lomor Lugrond. QAccy - Wichito, Konsos Tod Rutledge MobryiCPsyy - Enid, Oklohomo John Dovid McAfee CEconfBusy - Fulton, Missouri Joseph Peter Mengwosser CBioj - Jefferson City, Missouri? Dennis Alon Meyer QEngj - Owensville, Missouri Andrew ,Sloon Mickels CBusfSpej - Deerfield, Illinois f ' Kenneth Williom -Mickens ll CBioj - Sedolio, Missouri A Michoel John Minogue CEBAQ - Northfield, Illinois Avijit Kumdr 'Mitro CAccfEconQ - Leowood, Koinsos Clifford Anderson Mock QEBAJ - Woyne, Illinois Roloert'Woyne Mock qAcc5 - Auxvosse, Missouri Mork Allen Morris CAccj - Gorden Proirie, Illinois Robert Worren Moser Jr. CBusj - Springfield, Illinois Rondy Joseph Moss CP.E.j - Highlond, illinois Christopher Michoel Murroy QEBAJ Missouri Joime Louise Louis, Missouri Donold Missouri Borry Deon Missouri Poulo Lin Allon Pence Gladstone, Edj - sr. Missouri , Missouri City, Kentucky Dovid Groves, Woyne Missouri Dovid A. Rylowicz QPsyj - Elmhurst, Illinois Koren Anne Soforik fBioj - St. Louis, Missouri Dovid Hording Sonford CComm. Pl: Elem Edj - Bollwin, Missouri Keith Everett Sothern CEBAfAccj - St. Louis, Missouri George Emmett Scommon QPsyy - Topeko, Konsds Lori Ann Schmeling QCSCfAccj - Mt. Zion, illinois R.J. Block Schultz ll QChemfPhyj - Pueblo, Colorodo Richord Andrew Schumocher CEBAj - Woshlng- ton, Missouri A Dovid Crondoll Schuppert CCheti13' Kentucky Thomos Frederick Sellers CEBAJ Konsos Cloire Chormion Shonnon QP.E.J -fzfwerlond Konsos N Alexonder Skeyko CEBAfAccj f South lndiono Suson Eloine Shirley CPOD Drury Jefferson Smith lll QPsyj - Terroce Rondoll Dill Stegmonn CEBADF - Missouri . Bruce Howord CEBA5 - Kingston Robert vegin41,rini5Qg5:scfEBAp Chr' ' 'ii ' 'mf' 'ZAS ' 'E istlnd,,1tQe TLV is,5QCSCj ilpilggslrri qrmp h CBioj QEBAfRelj - FOYT qAccp EQ - River Missouri 1-5' 3 .5f'Lz..- N434 s Y Sv ,. ii The Bluejay soccer Team, playing under The leadership of Coach Hamdy Salem jumped To a fasT sTarT buT was soon cuT shorT by academic Trouble and injuries. EvenTuaIly The squad finished wiTh a 2-Q-3 record. For The second year in a row David Milligan led The Team in scoring. The season was highlighTed by a vicTory over William Jewell College, and senior goalie, David Judge's TryouT for The Olympic Team. According To Coach Salem, The Team musT build for The fuTure by implemenTing several sysTemic changes. These changes include demanding greaTer commiTmenT To The Team by sTudenTs, aThleTes and The adminisTraTion. .zllwd Inf-..Y'21l' FronT Row L-R: Jim MarTln, Ken Craig, Eric LuTz, David Judge, CurT Barlow, Chowon Lee Todd CurTls Mark Thomas. Middle Row: Chris AnTon, Ken Cruce, David Milligan, Jason Smith ScoTT Lawder Back Row Mike Sasko, Tom Hays, Rob MacDougall, Ken Mickens, Coach Hamdy Salem, Nels Williams Chris Wilson 100 STuarf Galaske. Ken Vanderpuye, Albie Lea. NoT Pictured: Kevin GanTT, Chris Piper David Moore 4-f sk'U' F. X 4 ' 'Q gg Q. Qu Q . sv.- . , Z' -'P Q5 Q3 A , .X 'QQ ..- I r 45,-. M ,, hm ...I 51' jaw ' . :gait T,-J-'J . ,Q .fl-It . A If-5 ' .J-5 A .. ,. m:'S. L1 4 K. , 'A X s F 4 xml N Q. V'-.VI i.1 1' u'2 M X 4, .iv :fx . U u ,'a. xlix .V. -' Y as s 1 . r -J In iTs second season The volleyball Team, coached by Harold Flynn, showed marked improvemenT and finished wiTh a Q-44 overall record. The Team grew in cohesiveness and confidence in addiTion To displaying a more aggressive sTyle of play. Leadership for The women was provided by Team capTain Carole Teller. The seasonal highlighT for The Lady Bluejays came wiTh The defeaT of William Wood's volleyball squad in one game of a 2 ouT of 3 maTch. I I FronT Row L-R: Mechele Melhorn, Delores STewarT, Cherie Moune Emmie Tak Carole Teller Laura Miller AssT. Coach Craig Siefanczyk. Back Row: Coach Harold Flynn Maime Tak Jan SmiTh STacy Eikmann Jeanne Birdsong, Lori Earl. 5iX T 'Q 'Up . X I s as T? 6.5 1Y5T '57 Q- 1 33 X I, , ,,,,.. N .. NC L- . . .. ,W , ,Q 1 .QM . lil-6 X AJ 1 MW? in 31 , L-R: Mork Gonf, Peter Jude, Mike Smith, John Hepfing, Borih Winkler, Bill Boker, Coach Richard Auli. Not Piciuredi John Billings, Chris Kofsis. fl. L-R: Sarah Maginnis, Chris Dolezal, Nadine Huff, Tammy Mendez, Katy Murphy, Coach Richard Ault. Not Pictured: Kenli Harmon and Margaret Robertson. The Westminster tradition of fine cross country Teams was upheld again this year. However, an injury to senior Peter Jude, and the young composure of both teams prevented full develop- ment of their potential. According to Coach Ault, senior Barth Winkler presented the picture of dedication which he hoped his harriers would mature into. Both men's and women's teams fared well in competition, each sweeping to first place honors in the Southwest Baptist Invitational, Individually, two of the women's team members, Katy Murphy and Sarah Maginnis, placed among the top ten at the District Meet, and Barth Winkler gained entrance to the NAIA National Meet by placing second at District 105 The Theme of The 4983 Blue Jay is The Album. Like any album in your collecTion iT will be played frequenfly when new, buT iT will soon slip farTher back on your shelf. There will be your favoriTe cuTs ThaT receive much play, oThers will only be appreciaTed in laTer years. Soon The Album will begin To colIecT dusT and only be played occasionally To recall The sighTs and sounds of The pasT. The TiTle Track of The Album, This inTroduc- Tory secTion, is a medley of The academic year 4982-83. lT porTrays The evenTs and people ThaT shaped The news of The naTion and The people and places ThaT were WesTminsTer. The headlines read like a greaTesT hiTs charT, The NighT and Day pages show popular requesfs and The remaining pages play ouT The highlighTs of The year. . . . In oTher NaTional News . . . SovieT Troops are sTill engaged in AfghanisTan, U.S. officials are calling iT a Russian VieT Nam, . . . lvlizzou Baskefballers won The Big EighT TiTle led by 6'44f' cenTer, STeve STipo STipanovich. MU losT in The NCAA Championship series To Iowa . . . The price of gasoline dipped below S4 and an oil price war seems imminenT. A five cenf per gallon Federal Tax Took effecT . . . UnemploymenT hovered around 4096, buf PresidenT Reagan said Econ- omic recovery is aT hand, . . . The Two hour final episode of The TV series lVl'A'S'H pulled upwards of 7501, of The viewing public, a Television record . . . Barney Clark, The firsT arTificial hearT recipienf. died 442 days afTer The hearT was implanfed . . . Finally, New Wave gained momenTum among The youTh of America and The movies 'Gandhi' 'E. T.,' and 'TooTsie' were nominaTed for BesT PicTure . . . On campus in 4982-83 admissions sTandards and TuiTion were raised: however, applicafions are running ahead of recenT years. None of The currenT sTudenTs aT WesTminsTer can remember a Time when The school was noT coed: The firsT women To have complefed all four years aT WesTminsTer graduaTed May 45, 4983. The powers ThaT be confinued To improve The image of The college. STiffer fines and regulafions for living uniTs having alcohol were imposed. STudenTs swore ThaT classes had become more difficulf in The wake of more rigorous graduafion requir- emenTs. Blow iT off and A fine liberal arTs insTiTuTion remained popular phrases. This album carries no money back guaranfee, has no warranTy and may be copied aT your own risk. l'The Album is a record of The many faceTs of life aT WesTminsTer. IT is dedicafed To The men and women in The graduaTing Class of 4983. 7 Q ln... W N. 6 Head Coach Andy Fisher, in his firsT is Vlxv year aT WesTminsTer, led The Bluejay baskeTbaII Team To iTs besT record since The 4976-77 season. The roundoall Team was builT around a core of underclassmen, ScoTT Woepke and Randy Moss being The only seniors, ThaT maTured ThroughouT The year and capped The season wiTh a six-game winning sTreak in February. Furfhermore, The 441-'IA overall record included a conference won-loss counT of 7-5, producing a Third place finish in The Ozark CollegiaTe Conference. Following The season junior forward Roger Idel was seIecTed To The presTigious Academic All-American Team in honor of his aThIeTic qleading scorer and rebounder for The Teamj as well as his scholasTic achievemenTs. Fronf Row L-R: Craig Fallon, Tom Calligan, Clinf Cantebury. Back Row: Brad Hilsabeck, Scoff Salmons. Craig Spraff, Mark Hearn, Kirk Doehring, Roger Idel, Randy Moss, Marc Moore, ScoTT Woepke, Kyle Defmers, Noi Pictured: Coach Andy Fisher, manager Greg Kline. 015 15, Q-.55 tX .IQ L it-v -4' 41 fl nw 1. 108 Q -g ws' 4 :af in ,. fwfiffaiglp New 55 , n .-.Q x 'I+ As wiTh The oTher spring sporTs, The major opponenT which The Bluejay's Track Team faced This year can be summarized in one word - WEATHER. Guidance for The Team was provided by Coach Richard AulT, inspiraTion was provided by senior BarTh Winkler. BarTh dominaT- ed The disTance evenTs ThroughouT The season. His college career was capped wiTh firsT place finishes in boTh 3 mile and 6 mile races aT The DisTricT MeeT. 0Ther brighT spoTs for The Track Team include Bob Granger, in The hurdle evenTs, ScoTT Boswell, in The Triple jump, and George SaTTerlee in The discus. : . few' 'f my -f' N M -. . , fo Q E x W r ' f ' , fi. ,, 1 'A ' De.. g - -- .sr - - . ... ., - G - tu 'NIJ' egg. ,sv FronT Row L-R: John KoTsis, George SaTTerlee , Tom ChrisTensen, BarTh Winkler, BreT Ohlhausen, John HepTing Middle Row: Greg Kline, Bob Granger, Coach Richard AulT. Back Row: PeTer Jude, Bill Baker, Mac Brown ScoTT Boswell. NoT Picfuredi Randy Hook, Tom Haffner. Q-va.,-. 1. ..'. r -,Q . F'- Q ,Q 2 w ep-wif -ix X fl x. nf- Front Row L-R: Coach Randy Pitts, Lisa Osborne, Laura Miller, Katy Murphy, Tammy Mendez, Jeanne Birclsong, Chris Dolezal. Janie Harper, Back Row: Sarah Maginnis, Delores Stewart, Marguerite Donavan. Kenli Harmon, Barb Schilf, Nadine Huff. The Lady Bluejay's track team lit a bright light for Westminster Athletics throughout both indoor and outdoor seasons. Pacing the team were Laura Miller and Delores Stewart. The former dominated the long jump and hurdle events, winning both the long jump and 440 high hurdles at the District JE! Xu, Meet. Delores, on the other hand, Ass: ,fr 'i1 I swept both 400 yd. and 220 yd. by , dashes in the same meet. Overall the ' ,Y , 1 Q., team completed a highly successful ' ' A U ' season. Honors for the women includ- ' - - ed the District NAIA Indoors Cham- pionship, a first place finish in the Illinois College invitational Meet and a second place finish in the District Outdoor Championship x gfjyd, .1 J 47, i , 5 g 'J ,wgxam ji- .-no win '-L54 ','- ,Avis ' A ' .' .- J ' . . .93 :uf V i -':.fQ,:-. - , - r -'4l!fQ3' ,gf -' Y-nqU1'.J.' Q ' . .mg sir- ' . 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Howeve despife The disappointing official resulTs Co-2i The Bluejays succeeded in many ways. TT brighT spofs included Craig Fallon's .339 baTTir average, The fielding of John QJ.R.y Robinso and The 4-hiTTer Thrown againsT Washingfc Universify by freshman Craig Sfefanczyk. Abox all iT musf be noTed ThaT The Team had a li of fun, and ThaT seniors Alex Sheyko, Rick Klan Mark Morris, and Tom Rupkey will be greal missed. was N WN l ily . L Fronf Row L-R: Tom Rupkey, Mike Jakaifis, John Robinson, Kirk Blackburn, Craig Sfefanczyk. Middle Row: Brad Salmons, ScoTT Gude, Craig Fallon, ScoTT Sfallcup. Back Row: Jesse Revels, ScoTT Salmons, Jeff Noser, Sfeve MacDonald, Mark Morris, Alex Sheyko, Rick Klann. NoT Picfuredz Brad Crowell. Ron Klannf Doug LonnerT, Sam MarTin, Jim Shafer. way. w ..fY. 3 1 N SX. , BX .,gk.'.t'.R Lx' fi: 'Q , . - . . -1 Y-uf v. fi.. Q Q il X A, xg ,H 5 , if kk 'P wr . 4, . .vii -.Q-j,x.', uk N My M ,ww Q., . 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W-.2-1, E i 155 1 L-R: Emmie Tak, Coach Williams, Jamie Ogden, Jane Miller, Jan SmiTh, Tami Evans, Missy Ogden. 1 3 1 1-+1 175' The Lady Bluejay's Tennis Team was handicapped by a small Team and a small schedule. Coach Warry Williams guided The Team To a 4-2 record, The solo vicTory coming againsT Culver-STockTon. Senior Jamie Ogden locked up The number one posiTion while her sisTer, Missy, held The number Two posiTion. ., ' .. rg iff -mv- FronT Row L-R: Pam HurT, ScoTT Sipiora, Allen Ray, Russel Brewer. Back Row: Willem ScoTT, SgT. Major Rosario. Mark Mesnier, PaTrick Baker The WesTminsTer Sharp-shooTers, coached by SgT. Major Reid Rosario, Tallied a record of 73-49 agalnsT The likes of Penn STaTe and Texas Tech. Leading The Team was junior The golf Team sloshed Through o rainy Allen Ray who mainToined an average of spring, direcTed by Coach Andy Fisher. The 540.44 linksTers paced by senior Mark ArchambaulT, won a Triangular meeT in FulTon and placed fourTh in The Lincoln Tourney. Af L-R: John Scribner. Jim Hill. Dave Cougill, Mark Archambault. Coach Andy Fisher 148 lodrih winkler wesTminsTer dThleTe of The yeor The ugly duckling become o beouTifuI swon ls This on opproprioTe beginning for dn dThleTe who broughT-up The reor for his firsT Two yeors oT WesTminsTer College? In his junior yedr he improved ond ron fosTer, buT his performonce level wos To jump dromoTicdlly on SoTurdoy, April 9, 4983, QT The Principio College InviToTionoI. On ThoT ddy, BorTh Winkler soid he wos going To beTTer his personol besT for 40,000 m - 321300. When The roce wos in iTs Third lop, iT become evidenT ThoT BorTh wos going To hdve d fine ddy - FirsT Pldce ond d winning Time of 32:49, 44 seconds fosTer Thon his personol besT. The nexT meeT wos The MULE RELAYS dT CenTroI Missouri SToTe UniversiTy, WGFFGDSDUTQ, Missouri, Fridoy, April 22. lT wds o quolify field of disTonce runners from mony UniversiTies ond Colleges of Missouri ond Konsds. 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X vi V' , I L ,, 'tr f ' ' A wkg q 75 zzz, 'AQ33'i1 31' 'IQ'-J ,-7 ?'- '- A ' ,4g,u-wg., -.qnwv-sauna-as ,.w'fiQggL i. in XA! 5 s -N. Q-..f,-,. 1-- GIFT 'c- i W: , . 10? I -1? ,QM M 124 N ' 'M' x -. 'Q ,J-1q J yer. 'Q , t 4.5, c U. 1'w I v ra 'R' s ', .Aim Although the Westminster compus is octuolly quite smoll, it con become overwhelming ot times. Students hove found mony outlets to Get owoy from it dll. Monitoring the construction of the Union Electric nucieor focility, visiting the Cross- roods of the world, trespossing ot 'The Rock! or bosking in the pine filtered sunlight ot 'The Pines' ore populor escopes. The Spot Cofe ond McDonold's offer opportunities for short getowoys. . QI '-I .. -4 Wm, Q I vin Suggt VISIT TWO A ll 14 M1:MoP.ABLE smss l Rl ex' IN FULTON Q- in l T x in 1 f I I E e S I l A' 1 w 1-' gm 'Irv'-,ffl: g ' . :f 'I 9? .li .f- Q- iff ri n .. 41 ,rqfiif 1, ,if -1 Q r figs, :QQ f.-iL.':1'2z'?,f, ,r5,Q'9,l- qi, - 1 A 3, f Q, .zfalm 2 JH,n. . 5:.4f,,t.l A 2' 1 T ':'2'j.,'?V:jf ' ,T ' vw 7 -'S .19:f.f '-2513.-tr A, . '11, ,fx '7'--suv '- ' . fl ,T --I : ' ' f. is ',, Qjyfi 52,-4' A-1 1, 1 nf., .4 , ' I -- K, , ' 1 -' - . . lxf :l: ' 2 1 T.-Q, dig - f- .s:J2l, 2,IIj'1I'Q l 'M ' ,1 , ix T4 c T I, Lf , I. - l fy! l - , I I V 'Q X 13 -TTI f' 1 xx . AM' .mf 5-1 A f -HL -.':'f9- Beta Bref Olhausen rushes down field while Teammafe Alan Edick guards alongside againsf Phi Gamm defense. Sometimes you jus? have To srep on some people lo gef places 126 . S. a 'Ii I is lmfggivf -H . v i A'ii'i ' 'iff S. .,..?:.fJ fii 'f Mark Videffo looks down field for an open runner To receive ci pass. Delfs Alex Sheyko and John Smith gef ready for The snap againsf The Sigma Chi's. . . and The rivalry begins beTa ua Team Takes TlrsT evenT The rough pre-season Tour- namenT, which was won by The Sigma Chis, seT The pace for The hard hiTTing regular season To come. Several injuries incurred during The TournamenT sparking The adminisTraTion To advise The sTudenTs To wear mouThpieces for The remainder of The season. In The A league, during regular season play, The Sigma Chis looked To be The Team To beaT. Having an agile four year veTeran in Their back field, The Sigs sTymied many defenses. The Sigma Chis ended The season in second place. The BeTas depTh and diversiTy proved To be super- ior in The end, giving Them only one loss To The Sigma Chis. In The B league, The Sigma Chis wenT undefeaTed wiTh a seven and zero record. The sTrengTh The Sigs showed in boTh The A and B leagues won Them The inTramural fooTbaIl TiTle, buT They only finished half of a poinT ahead of The BeTas. Tom Klaess scrambles To dodge his opponent completing a rTrsT down for The Sigma Chls. ,U : J Q.. . x s la N 5 :S Above: Befa quarTerback John Henrlchs prepares To pass cross field To an open Teammafe. Below: Loyal supporTers congregaTe on The bank of PrlesT Field To waTch Their Team play. V, 4 I :'- . T K , I ' 'Ishii we Y ' f . T .53 11 .mis - . - .M 'Iv-S 9, .1 'vi 1 ' ' ' - . - j'..ij A ,. g1,,gQQxvw7S'g , if 'Q ' ' 3' :9I:s+m'ff ' ' rv' A- . ,-'ll 1 .W . , .. nw '-, ' .qi ' v ,-' f'-5 t - , ,I . ' . -. 'ur' if '. 1 -S I JA T' ' ' if T S Y I Jusf like Taking candy from a baby. ,ly . . I T- f' V , Y A Q A 4 -x.,v-fs Q .big-'I V' .Hr F .. .-'V bb s,!'f A ' fs 1 .5 ' 4 ' '.'..4 -. Phi Del? Donn Herring wifh o finger-Tip coic fooibcill scoreboard feom Q pf. beio 9-4 48 sigma chi 7-3 46 deli 5-A 44 ko A-6 42 phi deli 3-7 40 sae 4-8 8 swecizey - - figi - - '5 im.pf. A-3 5.5 7-o 9.0 3-4 4.5 4-3 5.5 3-4 4.5 - 0 5-2 8 2-5 3 j-g X N... ii M lf? .-Y' -'Q ,I i ,iv- vig' uni , 5-lr u-r I sr F5- 4 f -1 4 il Q! Q Pk! Sigma Chi Michael Perez-Mesa walls To hif The field. ina fgfiglgxs but W I Q 5, .ww 3 B, 49 X I . K A A Qi W Inf, N , D -e 'jr-ly-0 . 'Qu ,' ? . V. J!x.'1'l-4 . 5 .. f Q , , - . n, ., Fl X. 5 El . 'l5b:L1 ,vi - ' V I W5-fit , 1 s ,-. f .Ii - ' 2 Q ' rn ' V Q 1 Mu X J-., 4 i if-1,51 ai . h -em'-f 4 Qs 1- E :me people will go fo great lengths to wave at the camera! Tom Klaess prepares fo let go. ff ii, I.. 'wll?TM3fsg.'r, if am I 1- f KT 4. ..f f . ,, ,'4.: ' IJ '. .I 1 . I. .If X AV, .mv ,. V-K .1 'Z .- ii ,-2. tm 'w uf .1 45' ' v, 'fr 4-:Q 'N-I 4 , ., ,W-,-,.. 'influx'-1 ' ,o ,gfd-Xa el QE ' -Q1!Y 5'! :Til ri I I' M I I il. -, , ' -l E ,-11 1- V- I Al- M s ' f ----'f , k. ,g'g, I, ,A 'f ' 3 ' I W A - Q b-IAAQL Q Good job guys, now IeI's see if you can do one more! .x.-3, ..--f -gl ,z . 1. ff .....m..rz 15 130 Robby, food can'I be that A WLQYLITVI- C bad. Here, I don'T want this stupid rhingl Husfle boys, before your food gels cole P 1 ilu'-qriifi ....,-.-am--f-ow x 5 . ' -.--- -f-pusnn'-v - 'I' ,,,,,.,,...,-,,, - -v - .A . vwvupnw- ...gi 'V in fi Dave Milligan is willing To race anyone carrying a degree. Iraok Team shoors peras inro firsr 'rraok soorepoara Team prs. bera 4 09 aelr 58.0 phi aelr 58.0 sigma ohi 46.0 ka 45.0 sae 34.0 fiji 40.0 sweazey 0 i.m. pTs. 27.0 22.5 22.5 48.0 45.0 42.0 9.0 6.0 ' I . 'mb A if 'U ' ,xii 0 0 v, A Graaf! I finally go? nd of that Q S Dip TUS Of The Fraf represenf T p p T h f Th h N H T Hodgiel ., x 4. -A A swf I - . ,. . -Q ffzffvn j lag. tv. 3--.5X,y,' ',i.1'.,,,.,4F .:. , . 55' - NR, .,'-,Q -od Come on country boy, push Th 1 p f 1 I. How come you only jogged? 4? kos smash The pihs OH The bowling Whcfo bowling scores feonv pwm focuHy 3864 ko 3765 sigma chi 3688 deH 3563 befc 3453 pm deH 3440 HH 3477 sweozey 3426 SOG WWC! 3076 2587 I kc M fljl kos ccJpTure crown on rocquefboll court rc:zcque'rbcJII scores feam polhfs im. pfs. 27 27 befcl 23 24 sigma chi 20 24 delt 49 48 phi cleI'r 44 45 sweczy 40 42 8 9 sae 3 6 1. ,,-1' ,ze my 1 ' Q Con U- .1 . .J. .A all! Ea in ' -fl Q:--. T. JL n ' an 'i l' boskelboll feam 0 league b league lm. pls. dell 44-2 40-O 25 sweozey 45-4 6-5 22 ko 42-4 7-3 20.5 phl dell 8-8 7-3 47.5 belo 6-40 9-4 46 sigmo chi 8-8 2-9 45 figi 2-44 2-Q 8 X f soe - 6-5 A onflclpcrlionl Boslc Bob Houske odes on oncom- lng preclolor. rejecflonl Noppy head muscles for 1 The crowd wofches intently b Th really wish the Blg G y p Q Dr Langdon Giikey Dr Duane Gish Theological perspecfives creaTion The week of march 6Th Some jokingly called The week of March 6, 4983, A review of The beginning and a preview of The end. The week opened wiTh The Religion in Life series focusing on The Creafion and Evolufion confroversy. Prof. Langdon Giikey, noTed Theologian, and Dr. Duane Gish, founder of The Creafion Science InsTiTuTe, presenf- ed opposing argumenfs. The 4983 Green Lecfure closed The week. The Hon. Casper Weinberger, Se- crefary of Defense, spoke in favor of increased defense spending To counfer The Russian Nu- clear Threaf. beTa wresTIers pin Tilrle .mr If I close my eyes maybe he will go away. ,hw f wav .... ,.,,,,, ,. ,xi iff K , ..4n.A...nz Brian gets faced, Bruce geTs pinnedl May I have The next dance Too? af' wresfling scoreboard feam meef pfs. im. pfs. 62 27 befo delf A9 241 kc: AO 2'l sigmc: chi 37 48 sae 211 'I2 phi delt 'I4 '14 fiji 9 9 l4-n -. N I' go? o Ready w Teomwork volleys oelrs To firsr volleyboll sooreboord feom record im. pfs. delr 8-O 27 bero 7-4 24 6-2 24 soe 5-3 48 .4.... phi olelr A-A 45 sigmo chi 3-5 40.5 3-5 40.5 6 4 sweozy ,A fiii 0-8 After o despercne cmempt hl Is beaten by The woll. W-f.-.grfillf-'ff-Q-N' J X , GIT1I'T1O I7 beio swimmers rooe for The Qolol iT's poelry in motion boy i feel like Q million bucks There's one in every crowd . . f ,so- Q 59? .as , 1' ,. . M .' - S - 1 . N -Z'i!1','f' .rl . 3 ng z wg 1 -.K 1. K v. ,X .Agn -'s -. , - y L ' , A , ' 5, g-' '- Sf' .W I '51 X 4. W '- Q K r ' :a,',, J L, ' J . , 1 l 9,5 A Q , .A ,, ,I ,Mgr V: . . 2 f . Q 'fr' 5 A . W . WM . . 'gk ' .C at Tiny bubbles . . . beios sweep The swimming meei by iokirig firsis in 5 of 7 evenis 'ir 15 4- -L 4? W' 4 . .. Q 1 .br .43 1, ,,., ggi: .ew as 8 L L 5? , 7 E. - rdf X U k if I ' . 'A-1.r'7':'f:f:NiQ, 'gk -fi 4 Q , . 'f','.zf' ll 93 wi ,- Y, ,- :f,V,.4M.,q..' - 2 - -- - f 1 . w,,l'Vw . JV .ma we 4 . wg . ., -51 ' ',-' .4 .'. ' ' ff ' . W ,, 2 f . -' i- van-V -1, V of - efw-ffl-ff-:fire ,,.., . ' ,V r 5 -xo' 2 . - 1 . . , . . - , ll- 4 if, -ff! 2. I f . A A 7'-fb ' M Heyrdimkyoifbk Q dl S A . gigfzsfffil- . - ' f if V E-5 'FA' ' ,. ' . A-, W e 'f'f 4 ,ri obove: smoolh os silkl D ghfz l'm sure someone will help p gh1C y dFCCg 'P 140 +- -4. --.1 ---ww - oholher fun oloy ol The links golf scoreboard Team sfrokes im. pfs. sweozey 334 27 beici 353 211 ko 357 24 ell 370 48 sigmo chi 388 45 soe A45 42 phi deli A46 9 fiji 4126 6 i:neTos odd Tennis To Tneir poriToIio above: Doug debl1' right: +Q1.!.Q Tennis scoreboard Team pofhfs im. pfs beTo 28.5 27 sigmo cni 43 241 pni deIT 44.5 24 ko 40 48 deIT 3 43.5 soe 3 43.5 fiji - 7.5 sweozey - 7.5 E2 .,,. 'A BYST OhlhGUS6l'1 TFOTS The DOSSS, f'1iC6 SHGGSS BFST. The fif16f polnfs of pitching. rr hat v U SYS' ,i Ipaq -4-'fi.f2.P'f ss, ff? , 4, N 4 -. elf Q 142 ,ng FOUI BGIII Sooner or Iofer IT will get here. 1 9. 2 Q- - Ja ffm- 'X Q74 F Y- v 2, 'A- W - Q, --1,-w -,v Nice garbage can. 'ilk 'fl -K J, - T f x- iw? J :wi-J f , . QS.. P W ff above: the SGCOFIC1 D059 STl'6TCh. left: squeezel right: The Tony Bcrreff x'skIp l 'W' MN' ww- S an-x..1,-.V M., , vw- ' A .v.v . f-- 1.4 .J -'f f .-.axffhq-. : .L ' ,Q .,. . f., n' -'1 ' v,,,.1 K :YK ' V -Q. 3 5 4 do - . 1 ' H9 FTTQKSS IT look SO BUSY. : 04,1 J, .- 'pst -Op' v jg, .,. 5 , 1? A ,P -.P w F rl, 'ififtffe V Nlce tongue! g -.JJ Bench bumsl , l Tune In next week to see If Dovld Judge can save the delts '55 nf 'Fm F: 4 1' , 1, , , ', 4 1, y. sf 11 ,, .5 .xi Tom Hays is on the move , , . Xff' Avld athletlc supporters. , Q x Zff'f94ii Z - s 1 2 f' ug 'Y 'Z A, .10 4 . . and as the year ends ball parks corne alive softball scoreboard team w-I beta 6-2 sae 6-2 phi delt 6-2 fiji 4-A ka A-A sigma chi A-A delt 2-6 sweazey 2-6 faculty 2-6 'fr s- .ft ti , 5 A ibn- . -ofa ' iv ' Who Is that man behind those foster grants? M601 bclll pts 24 24 24 '15 '15 15 7.5 7.5 .. ...- The alex 84 paT show -as-... g f 'unv - -W-- T 'N I Q. E., 1 ,v ' 4 2 E-. 5 lf fx WhaT can you say abouT The job ThaT Alex underTook a year ago? Being inTramural direcTor is quiTe a large job: organizing all The Teams, refer- ees, and anyThing else ThaT needed organizing. This proved To be a raTher demanding job for The keg- on-legs. All in all, The year wenT smooThly. Sure There were a few bumps here and There, buT whaT can you expecT when organizing 500 differenT men. Alex reTained a cool Temper Cwhich mighT have been difficulT aT Timesj and solved problems in a way which was saTisfacTory To The Teams involved. Alex Sheyko. beTTer known as The Ukeg- on-legs, I Tip my haT To you and your performance ThroughouT The school year. I also would like To give my besT wishes To Mike JakaiTis who will be The inTramural direcTor for nexT year. Good luck Hokgiel This pasT year someone failed To pick an inTramural aThleTe of The year, so The Bluejay sTaff decided To pick Their own. Our choice for The 82-83 inTramural aThleTe of The year is PaT Canning. PaT played major roles in baskeT- ball, fooTball, volleyball, and softball. His aTTiTude on The field is someThing which we should all Take noTice of. Besides, he paid me fifTy bucks To do This, no, l'm jusT kidding. PaT is an aThleTe in The True sense of The word. 145 I wren s showplace celebraTion of sir chrisTopher wren's 35OTh birThday T , . -N Q vi . ss:-1 ms- s - I ' EFTXT-'AT-F'Y9?'i' -v S ' 7,13 ,,.55g5sg,,E-4311 . - x ,:1.:w .T - 6 5 4. me qw -vs, 4 V 1.x y f ' ,ff X S f ' -Q t AY Q gg ESTMINSTER A - If r- ffl The Chapel of ST. Mary The Virgin Aldermanbury conTinues To be a source of pride for The WesTminsTer communiTy. WesTminsTer observed The 35OTh anniversary of The birTh of The chapei's designer, Sir ChrisTopher Wren, in a service honoring his memory and his work. Wren designed The chapel in 4666 and supervised iTs consTrucTion in The ,r1, I ' CiTy of London, England. The chapel was parTially desTroyed by German bombs in World War ll. During The laTe 4960s, iT was TransporTed and reconsTrucTed on The WesTminsTer campus. Finally in 4969, iT was dedicaTed as a memorial To Sir WinsTon Churchil. Truly, if you seek Wren's monumenT, look around The WesTminsTer campus. 'Tl bems reign supreme in 82-83 and copirure lnTrcJmurcJIs Nha! sfancwhgs feom im. pfs. befo 262.5 ko 246 delf 243 sigma chi 209.5 phi delf 485.5 sae 436.5 sweczey 409 fiji 99 X.. Q .,W3QK,- Malhhip., , A X. .mu-uu4.+... X o losT redoh inTo The inTromurols of The pdsT As we look book oT The 82-83 inTrdmurdl seoson we see eoch living uniT possessing Their own ouTsTdnding oThleTes. We hove seen individuols work ds o Tedm ond Teorns work os individuols. We hove TdsTed vicTory ond choked on defeoT. We dll soy ThoT we ore ploying jusT for fun, buT we know ThoT iT's compeTiTive spiriT ThdT keeps us going book for more. Everyone enjoys winning ouT if we don'T we enjoy giving iT ThdT college Try. We dll sTrive for The inTromurol supremooy Trophy, buT only ci few con enjoy This occomplishrnenT. We con only odmire our efforTs ond look forword To The nexT yeor of inTrdrnurols. LeT us hope ThoT The some sporTsmonship is shown on The field nexT yeor os wos This. LeT us hove fun, buT more imporTonTIy leT us hove o good yeor ln sporTs! 't.4 hin-. pl g aj - 1 T ,W 20 'fre .tx , ml 4 I 1 Xxx ,K Max . f 1 4 fm 1 xv 1 , 1 ,W f' f fiqx in ' , . , f .1:,fLff'E . ' ' 1.fiS':.fae2':'f.'1f1.'. ::',4.:.1-1153 0 X g ,Q.-me -1 45:5-V gf? jgma I ' .:.,4, , 7 Q 2:3 if 429, , 'I , '35 wif? .ZF , 1, 5,:,.'fF.: . .1f,45.-.. - 1' - A- Q? , as iw 912 5 2 QF. -.' , 19- 43359233 5 r fiwff. ' -..+'ftf:s141-aes. f g.Av,1,- 3 ,f5f,,fE4,4,.,,':v E, .,4, vii. ,I ,QM 121 iw-f 5' ' ,:- ,-V-.,1L'-'Vila-'.3.'XXV . , ,,- qv ,- 1- '11 '. - n .1-4324! : M fig 7 Y . . ,fav-' Y' L, q., . , -L 4 .,..g 1 X , s u V r. ,.- A, .v .,,K1pQc,, F., N. X i-4: 'QQLIQ' - ,fy xg i 150 I ' , , .,.v .. V . 'S' Z' -as A :L55v3f 5 Fw ' 'f1 1 ,,f H? . 'fff . U 1 C II, -4 ' 4.'lf,x : s 6 Ol. , 4 WESTMINSSTER HAL. Q ARCHAEOLOGICAL 3 DQG YOU'RE WELCOME TO Loom i BUT PLEASE smr TCW ' THANKS f wr wtswwsv L lll1mxv.,,1,, L, A EWAEQ' 'F O in IO lla' .QM I , W' U T YIM X is T. 'iss .Q 'Y si i N X N E li N As consTrucTion of The 4983 Blue Joy yeorbook coniinued, so Ioborers forged oheod in creoTing The 'new' Top Room. As The press doTe drows nigh o conTroversy is beginning To swell concerning The idenTiTy of The Top Room. The owners of The New Poloce HoTeI cloim ThoT oIThough They hove given The TR. o foce lifT, iT remoins The originol. However, The former owners proTesT ThoT They hove Tronsferrecl The oTrnosphere To o new locoTion, House 81 Wiler 153 ga: 1 i Vx xn...-..., -...Q ' A s I. S . , Q .,,,, 'Img 4 . Q -1 C - I , -- , I II, .QI .fii u ii-I ,. ' I I Im IL 1 ,IIIII I .. .,. II I I . I I I .,.,..4- -Ii.: 1 A --ff 1 '1'f..- fr - Q .. fir, ff -f r' ..,+'f f . 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' f A' f-22533 I, Q.-:SH . ,IZ -L wtf' . ,qi B gf.-,..-fx A .,..q:xv' JN ,aTe??f'v+':-53itii 'fy . . - - - :Q v . . . ,- I 8 x 1 xg-. -ef! .4 ...- 45, - n - Q- 4 . v- 'Q I ii.i Y'-S l 'nrt f .- 0- ,A N.. M. n..-wiA.:le S- ll .iq 15 ! ' '-5 3 Y TT ,iw gr 1 -' x ,, 'Q -- gi K . .-ff - 1 rush ,, 4 53' Having only just begun their classes at Westminster, the freshmen were subjected to a new experience: lnterfraternlty Rush. While rain and passing traffic on Westminster Avenue may have put a damper on the rushees' spirit, IFC Rush proved to be as exciting as ever. After four days of visiting houses, 424 men had spiked or been offered bids. Tensions eased into jubllation as the fraternities and their new pledge classes rallied on the Hill. The following weekend was PanheIlenic's turn as the Kappa and Thetas rushed their first pledge classes. Having spent weeks in preparation for the event, the sororities held their open houses at the Phi Delt and Sigma Chi houses and their skit and preference parties at Robertson Dining Hall. The Weekend was hectic and exciting for all women involved. 5 . X. Q r 5 W S I Jr- Nix it s, aff., ! Mlm .S I -V x.,X E3 college bovvl IT was a TesT of inTelligence, wiT and speed as The living uniTs baTTled in The lATh annual Donald B. Gordon College Bowl. The DelTs emerged vicTorious afTer beaTing The Phi DelTs in a Tough final round. They also won a championship round againsT The facul- Ty making Them The overall vicTors. P.S. Thank You Louis! IT keeps Harvey and The faculTy humble. Above lefT: Go, DelTs, Go! Above: Phi DeITs are sTymied oleiis Triumph over Top: The delrs smile ond 'rake ihe Trophy for winning The College Bowl. Above: Jim mighf have The righi answer. llc reQisTrc1Tion 'Ja ii W Q ' ggswiibi s' s. X .... W W' 'Y 5, J -1'-ic -. ,...-f 1 rotc ROTC was very strong again this year with several new faculty members and a strong showing of new students. Led by LTC Hedgepath, and aided by SG-M Rosario, MSG Zaglauer, SFC Greene, MAJ Stokes, Captains LeGrand, Plusa, and Cornett, ROTC had a busy year highlighted by participation in Secretary of Defense Weinberger's visit in early March. It was an extremely visible group with the familiar rapelling off of Coulter Science Center, weekly inspections on the hill, and the ever-present khaki green. They also disappeared for many weekends of training and field exercises. This May three students, Sam Boyce, Pam Hurt, and Adetunji Joda, participated in Army Reserve Commissioning Ceremony held in the Churchill Memorial. -ig . A f ,. -sg, X 4- ,f SX ': X A F. 1 - 55 1-4' ' s M' -2 :Nl I ul. .,,4v 'DL ff .N w if riff' JI ., xg v I 1133? lx 'I df i i wif uffn X O 9 O 0 TF pcnrerws weekend ll -3 . 1-1 Yi. G ,f ,,.,,. ,.V. f 'A' , , X... . -i J,,,,4'f'. .,,,mi , x 1 ,i-lx Nan ..... ,, ,4 .,t,.,,-1 ? 1'T',,f Q g 3 f 1 ,Ax -Si-Mbyri 5 ...Ewa Jw , v v N' I Q f.. ffl r I kr.. ? . I!! A .Q '.. Ln... fJ', 'f 'Q ' - . , I H721 5.7 ff . ,-,1..Z,f Mf -an . inf. 19- ig.. iigijx: af 1- , DELT 1 1 13 fesiivdl vvinie ll :xi-l 1, ' ffl . ,v .K-X ,- ,, ,, Lg , Above: WWA - Judy Mummerl and Mark Goddard. Clockwise frorn Top right: Phi Dell - Terry Quinlan and Sabrina Marlin, Theio - Morgarer Schullz and Ray Kerr, Bela - Randy Engelhari and Lynn Jakel, SAE - John IVlcATee l l S 4 N' J '31 and Polly Wesi, FIJI - Bob Breganl and Karen Caron, KA - Fred Kuenzi and Joni Vance, Sigma Chi - Pele Denby and Sudee lVliller, Kappa - Missy Ogden and Bob Grone, WICA - David Rylowicz and Chris Davis, Sweazey - Jeff Noser and Kaiy Murphy, Deli - Ken Mickens and Siacy Capps. l eff-2.-P4 The Winter Sports Festival was held again in February to raise money for intercollegiate athletics. Sponsored primarily by the SGA, the activities included a casino party in Robertson Dining Hall, a basketball game at which the Blue Jay King and Queen candidates were introduced, and a party sponsored by the WCIA. Like last year, the Westminster Women's Association netted the most profit at the casino party. Their candidates, Judy Mummert and Mark Goddard were crowned Blue Jay Yearbook King and Queen for 4983. H133 L01 5625 'f3v concerts and speakers Owen B. Butler, chairman of the board of Proctor and Gamble Co., delivered the 4982 IBM Lecture. lvlr. Butler has been with Proctor and Gamble since 4945, when he started as a sales representative. He became chairman of the board in January of 4984. 168 ' S ' we S H gf' vi 3, pi 5 gp .. X i ff' f Sz s . . . ' .I ' .-M. ' Qs F ss Qs-f12 ' 3 TN ' M .,i V i fs - , - Q-N -ssxffswsig. A s .5 Qs as ssrlw--P' 1:15 Q I .1 V fx ,.,, . .... s rj' . 'if . ' . 1. ' . Maya Angelou, a lady of many talents, and a wonderful entertainer is currently a writer for 20th Century Fox. She is now working on her first film effort, Sisters, Sisters . She has also written an autobiography. Above: Professor Sir John Plumb of Cambridge University was knighted by Queen Elizabeth in June, 4982. He is a writer and historian who has published his own works as well as assisted Sir Winston Churchill's. Left: Louis Simpson is a Pulitzer Prize winning poet, distinguished biographer, and widely published essayist and critic. He has written more than six volumes of poetry and is the recipient of the Prix de Rome, and the Guggenheim Fellowship. Charles Gusewelle has worked with the KANSAS CITY STAR since his gradua- tion from Westminster in 4955. He has travelled for the STAR and specializes in Polish politics. He is currently the author of a column which appears in the STAR. William Gass is a widely acclaimed novelist and essayist who has been a member of the Philosophy Department at Washington University since 4974. He has received many honors and was named one of the 40 best Midwest American Writers. t Joseph Granville has become a legend in his own time as stock market action continues to bear out the startling accuracy of his predictions. He is regarded as the high priest of stock market analysis with correct predictions since 4974. Comedian A. Whitney Brown is a man with a well-honed sense of the ridiculous. He uses a combination of juggling tricks and deadpan comedy to entertain people everywhere from busy street corners to television audiences to West- minster. gf. .. ' fa In I V Nr . th Dr. Duane T. Gish is associate director for the Institute for Creation Research in El Cajon, CA and a renowned writer and lecturer on Bible-science subjects. His lecture was entitled The Scientific Evidence for Creation. The Honordble Cospor W. Wein- berger, U.S. SecreTory of Defense, spoke To WesTminsTer College on Morch 44. Joining d long lisT of disTinguished people ThoT hove spoken for The John Findley Green FoundoTion LecTure, Weinberger spoke on The presenT ond fuTure defense Dr. Ldngdon Gilkey is o Professor of Theology dT The UniversiTy of Chicogo DiviniTy School ond hos TdughT There since 4978. He spoke on The Religion-in-Life Topic, discussing The Theologicol dspecTs of CreoTionfEvoluTion. 'Ni H148 policies of The U.S., pdrolleling our currenT siTudTion wiTh ThoT of WinsTon Churchill's Time. He wos oppolnTed by PresidenT Redgdn on Jonuory 20, 4984 dfTer hdving held severol offices during boTh The Nixon dnd Ford odminisTrdTions. 170 ss ozork mourfrcnin dare devils woody's jozz student achievements il lil 1' il T in The Kappas win the English cup, Barbra O'ConneIl accepts the award. Barth Winkler is awarded the Thomas W. Batts Award and the Athlete of the year, The four winners of the Frederic R. Rosser Endowment smile with excitement. The Delts receive the award for the highest percentage participating in the ROTC program. Congratulations, Mo Lester, for receiving the P-head award '83, 172 individuals Westminster Dames Scholarship William H. Clark Scholarship ................. George Kemp Scholarship ......... .,..,..... John Simon Scholarships ............ ............. Mia Frick Terry Crow Robert Mueller Ted Briscoe and Robert Hollander John H. Brooks Bible Prize ........ Robert G.land Ruth H. HoerbernH-Wmmm Scholarship ........................,........... John Hall Dalton Education Trust Scholarship ...........,,....... E. P. Lamkin Prize ................. Fred Kuenzi Julie Vortman Julie Vortman Craig Hicks John M. Cave Award ......................... Jerianne Timmerman Freshman Mathematics Prize ................... Allen D. and Jane B. Harper Scholarship Wallstreet Journal Student Achievement Award ....................................................... Dr. John Rood Cunningham Award ....... Wallstreet Journal Student Achievement Award in Political Science ..................... C. Douglas Smiley Memorial Prize .......... Crc Press Freshman Chemistry Achievement Award .............................. American Institute of Chemists' Monica Brown Missy Ogden Jim Boeckman Debbie Parks Don Otto Monica Brown Joel Hassien Outstanding Senior Award ........................... Steve Hughes Cameron and Jesse Day Prize in Biology ........ Fred Kuenzi Robert Michael Brown Memorial Scholarship ......... Rich Ellis Dr. Karl V. Mckinstry Memorial Scholarship .......... Tim Stien Hoyt D. Gardner Scholarship ............................... Scott Terry David L. Travis Writing Award ........................... Matt Lester Phi Kappa Psi Greek Award ...................... Brian Boatwright Outstanding Junior Woman Award ............. Stasia Eikmann Cranshaw Scholarship .................................... Anne Mclntosh Frederic R. Rosser Endowment Fund ................................................ Rob Goodg Marauerite Donovan: Brooke Hawkins: Luke Mortensen Ned O. Miller Leadership Award ................. Kathy Maloney Southwestern Bell Telephone Company Scholarship .................. Lisa Benson: Mike Brown Jarrett Kellog Parker Scholarship ....................... Jeff Owens Frank N. and Lousie Gordon Scholarships ............................... Williams Rogersg Ron Klann Academic All-American Award ........................... Roger ldel L. NOFFYWOFI Thornton Memorial Athletic Scholarship ........................................... Craig Fallon Walter A. Junior Boyd Athletic Award .... Steve McDonald Thomas W. Botts Award ..........................,...... Barth Winkler Outstanding Athlete of the Year Award ..... Barth Winkler living units E. C. Henderson United Way Award ....... American Red Cross Bloodmobile Donor Award .....................................,..... Don Gordon College Bowl Award ........... Eugene F. Kimbrell Award ................... IFC Pledge Class Scholarship Award ..... IFC Scholarship Trophy ............................... Panhellenic Association Pledge .. Phi Delta Theta Delta Delta WCIA Delta Kappa Alpha Phi Gamma . Delta Tau Phi Gamma Class Scholarship ......,..................... Kappa Kappa Gamma Drosten Trophy ............................ ........,...... P hi Delta Theta George H. English Scholarship Cup ............................. Kappa Kappa Gamma Intramural Supremacy Award ..........,............. Beta Theta Pi 173 greek games P Q ,. qw' 949, 02, -' ' 1 ,W 'fk1-A. W, ,f l M V':i 3 T ,.,,,, if M Q . ,fl .-y., wmvlf T f T T f ' U 'nts 1 A 3 ' I M Q q '7lj'W, 4:-. -T ' ' 4 r'1 'Q,, ff ,, Q1 il gs, WhaT The Greeks do on PriesT field can hardly be compared To The conTesTs of sTrengTh beneaTh lVlounT Olympus. For one day The campus Greeked-ouT - goldfish were swal- lowed, pies eaTen and beer ohugged. Even The inclemenT weaTher couldn'T dampen The high spiriTs of The parTicipanTs, especially The Ka's who were deserving of LAURELS-well, a plaque had To do. me: llfftr TL 0 5323 1 w. - im K 4.,Q fy s . Hi. 4' - -fm-4 '1 1 ' ,H A-r ' A -' F . A iv, f A X A V 1' V- I gg 4 5f2i. . xy X ' . WMM' ,I It 'fya kos win greek Qemes ' Q - 3 -.---1 Clockwlse from Top: Remember, Don, 1his Is for time Where's the beer, ScoT1'?: Coach Eulitt barks commands: This Buds for you. 176 - 'L .-'IA ,,.! MQ ,ji We 0 if 'F ' wi! .A Cl 5 I . '50 's ' 'eg 5 U FXW i 4 .S X Q9 Ol C g 1 , in ' 131' , .,. , ..-VV , :ww iq- . N --in ww Q Q' A sd? Q 4 llifww-Q ..v 'Q' 'QQ' Pwamllkfigzfl , , v uw-, '. '-.w . ,,, .,.,,..5 ' ' :mr ' V219 , sm.. 1 vga ' Q ,I Q ,.-' 'ww Ar, ,dl Q, Clockwise from Top: Wos if good, Jomes?: The Good Lifellg Missy drows o cool one: Sovoring The lost goldfishg Lori ond Kim run To CIoire's rescue. If 'Y 177 fy, 1 -f -1-Vs fffzi if ff? 4. T --1221 I .- sid-vi Nvm-.. in if X. Na Y gf W4 5' 1 -a.!. xx 0 I. If 9:53 '.1 s Y -,4-ay, E3 'Rss 1 H fi- f ff Vt ' ll' 1:2 , -- ,. I .1 ' . -Ay' fx ,A A Q 'f f gs +9 , - . X ,A l ',, F- ' ' wir, , 'yn ' 'K ,- . 3-' ,- , suis: . 7' ' , I Au' dt 1 rt N -1' 1 , V' K 'QQ ' ' i - I A l , I, , ,. .1-Q1 -'Zu . 1.5 1 f 5' L AI, ' , ..i. 21, 'f ' -' ' 'F 'Pri 'A A M.. M, V A AV- if ' - ' -:lei 1 ' ' ' i A , I -Qsf ,gi .H J '-i--5, fri 1' , 1 X I W ,,.,f..- v b . ,xx X1L.,.,. A -- .... f 15T':f .el R , VM Y i - 4 - f . -4 f 1 ' A . I ' - ff' . x xfi Q J---K QW' 411 ., X N k-.eg - q 43- s. Q., V , .- ' .. ' SE, - , . za - . ' ,. I 'AJ J- ,K .M 'f' ' J . '-Hs. I C ff A , , f '15.I i .4 181 ! ,A vsvm , 5 DO f'f.iO'T PLAY JN 4 1fV-I AROUNE 183 dlumni weekend 'L ir? I 1 Nu 5. ,.f,n f ,Vrj , . ,I . ,gi Ph F lf! N k .' ' N, -K' ' iz-3 Nil I 'l ' i XE-in -1 1' fr Zkxf-Q i' ' Q A v clockwise from lop: Remember when . . .5 You really did 'rhollg This V, H jf -jk Q could be bellerg Belo balls ond moons were flying olumni weekend: 1 Oh- Q ' - . d He doesn'T look like ne's been gone fiffy yeors. Q- 5.1553 - ' i rx be , , 'f:j:7':5-' n ii ' ' i - - . r V twtoji-Zig. .... , ,Qi .- K l J - - .rf ., , f - -. Ie ' lam Q.: X 3 1 h .le,.l,A- J . v -T-If-'., 'Q 5'f '.,.,l...,,,H. 4 L --I -fl-1 L. FE.. . 41 ---::- r' 1- 'LTWI A- J: Q - ' -A 11 ':u 'f'- , Q l '3rs'rf 1'-:.:!P xL!mml1..'.i.?'l:'hL,. M - 184 X vi- 'iillln i- d ,5i '.'4'1 i -A Clockwise from Top left: on dlumni weekend everything is o gimme studs oi 40: sorry, we only hove oneg discussion of ddys gone by thot was on eye-rciserl 185 A FMF!!-1 Q WS - ' Q X xffq i tg x if grddudiion A 5 sd' Clockwise from Top: See, They didn'f foil: When Rev. Ogden speaks . . .: Jo overfiows with joy: Keren Sdforik ond fans: The first closs of women have QFOCUOTSG, CODQFOTS! fnof pictured, The one hundred nine men who dlso hdve groduofedj, 5 U X ' is Clockwise from Top: Thohks, Mom, I'IIcIeC1n my room when I geT home: Mr. Horold Hook espouses Words for Life . Jus? follow Troy. Pot How mohy is This Homer? Choir procfice, 187 ...- Z 'JI Clockwlse from Top: No, Tho? ls not 0 squore frisbee: Jim Boeckmon, number one, el primo, Top of The closs. Cloire smiles, she's glad lT's over: would you oufogroph This, pleose?gDiplomo equals power. ouisionciing senior dove kirchner Y f V , - Q Y 1 . , A s ' 2' , ', L sv . . ' A . 1 Dovid Kirchner, chosen Senior of The Yeor, served The college, The communiiy, onci his living group in rnony woys. Among oTher Things, Dove wos on ombossodor, ond Phi DeIT Pres. sr closs '83 189 M! NX I, ff? is h .-1-fJ- grlwnkz. K -fl . NS l bil S 'X'. B A xg, '1- . , . 1 -' Q nikki' .. '.-. .- ., r. ' 'Of 'ta' 1, ' Q ,rf I .. Q., , 'I ,JH .-, 7, , .. . .111-r 'Y' P v-Q 1 f't7f,,:-.'n ,L , I-.0 -.' 'i .- .. . f.,- . ,1 .-.1 ' '-- fx g 1: S r 'PPM ,w 1 x .f r ,,.. Zi , I Ill' Ill! M If lun 'I .fx xx cn 3-CQ -+ EMD QU C92 m. 5' S: QLD. 193 sTudenT governmenT The STudenT GovernmenT AssociaTion conTinued supplying The campus social life by sponsoring parTies aT fraTerniTy houses and bringing movies, speakers and concerTs on campus. In SepTember The Ozark MounTain Daredevils performed and, as parT of The SGA - FaculTy ConcerT and LecTure Series, Joe Granville, Maya Angelou and A. WhiTney Brown appeared. Under The leadership of PresidenT Jim Flink, The SGA conTinued Trying To respond To The needs of sTudenTs. WiTh an inexperienced ExecuTive CommiT- Tee, The SGA was a sounding ground for sTudenT compIainTs and ideas for ocTiviTies. Plans were made for an all-school formal and campus escorT sysTem for women, and oTher sugges- Tions for improving sTudenT social life were inTroduced. The SGA is composed of Two represenTa- Tives from each campus living uniT and a five-member execuTive commiTTee, elecTed in March. Clockwise: Freshman Mac Brown won firsT place in The SGA - sponsored TalenT Show: Woody Herman appeared on campus and The Ozark MounTain Daredevils performed in Champ in SepTember: The ExecuTive CommiTTee included frow Ty Brian BoaTrighT, Jim Flink, Jon Jones, Crow 23 Mark Campbell, and Bryan Parrish. 194 9 ii- ' , 5 lf ,T K x 4. publioaTions board The PublicaTions Board, a subsidiary group under The SGA. was a seaT of oonTroversy This year. Under Chairman Bryan Parrish, Pub Board spenT mosT of The Fall semesTer seTTling a salary dispuTe wiTh The 4984-4982 Blue Jay ediTor. On The brighTer side, iT managed To push Through an amendmenT To The SGA ConsTiTuTion providing for binding conTraoTs for fuTure ediTors. The role of Pub Board is To oversee The publicaTion of The Columns and The Blue Jay. There is no Term for membership. Row 4: Bryan Parrish fCorresponding Secreiaryj, Anna Shallenberger, Cathy Hill, Dr. Kirby. Row 2: Rich Payne, Louis Riggs, Chris AbboTT, Dave WeiThop. 195 The blue joy --,. , 511, - f-v-- A .,.. Tlpnvf Y' - I :x !llll'll'l ll' 'J G' X! y!!!! I 'I N dx it is 'Q student judiciary board honor commission Combatting plagiarism, wander- ing eyes and ghost writing, the Honor Commission quietly settled the year's disputes between the students and faculty. Meanwhile, dealing with controversies outside the strictly academic area, the Social Judiciary Board kept busy. Chief Justice Chris Davis lead her merry brethren in ruiing on various infractions of campus rules and student disputes. f- A L I 4 jx. 1, jf? A' Chief Justice Chris Davis Honor Commission Cabovej: Qrow ij Jaime Ogden, Patti Kopf, Cathy Hill, Tami Evans, Chris Davis Crow 25 Terry Walsh, John McAtee, Paui Harder, Louis Riggs, Rich Payne, Jim Boeckmann, Andre Reed. Student Judiciary Board Cbottomj: Patti Kopf, Jeff Wolfe, Mike Brown, Roger idel, Chris Davis, Chris Murray, Monica Wallach, John Stormer, Maureen Hoff. 196 student foundation westminster ambassadors Student Foundation Ctopj, Westminster Ambassadors fbottomj: Qrow ij Jon Jones, Jeanne Peck, David Kirchner, Margaret Schultz, Robert Grohe, Frank Turner, Randy Engelhardt, Qrow 25 Chris Murray, Murray Benton, Alex Sheyko, Robert Mueller, Jeff Owens, Andre Reed. Pictured at right is Student Foundation member Scott Lawder. These two groups are con- cerned with Westminster's appear- ance - how the college is viewed by visitors and prospective students. Westminster Ambassadors provide many services from being college representatives and campus hosts, to acting as ushers. The A6 members of Student Foundation work with Admissions by giving tours to pro- spective students, joining the staff on recruiting trips and helping arrange housing for the prospec- tives on Senior Days. This year's Student Foundation coordinator was Randy Warner. Members are select- ed by application. -'Wi 'Cf' .47 .H H+ gs. fi r ff'-. : iffy - -x 5: ug E 2 innf- iw :ggi iiiiisrmg iufir Q. lisronf EGE INF l f Q chapIain's associates .IJ The ChapIain's Associates again offered religious activities for Westminster students including Wednesday evening Bible studies flioiniaj and Communion services and Sunday evening vespers. The annual CROP Walk was held in October, and in March, the Religion- in-Life Week focused on the creationfevolution controversy. ln Short Term, they held a Campus Awareness Day. Also part of the program at St. Mary of Aldermanbury, is the Chapel Choir, directed by John Stormer. Chosen annually by application, the Associates were led by Jim Gordon. Above: The 4982-83 Chaplain's Associates: Ckneelingy Becky Elsea, Kent Freudenberg, Mark Potrafka, John Zimmerman, Anne Mclntosh, Crow 25 Doug Tapp, Mia Frick, Julie Perry, Anna Shallenberger, Chaplain Bill Young, Jim Gordon Crow 35 Mike Minogue, John Stormer. Chuck Vogt, Scott Beebe, Murray Benton, Jeff Wolfe, Rob Wetzel, Scott Greenwell. Not pictured: Maureen Hoff and Tracy Zuspan. Top right: Wednesday night Communion Service, right: Dave Willson and Eric Tollefson participating in the CROP Walk. 198 ,g,. KF. . '457 TJ-- -. -C: '-- ,-.-,.+,- ,- gg' . , 9 , ,.l-. s.., ' -:,-',,.uv' 3.2-fit, : '!.'f-'L ,' ttf. ,, ,. .gs Qc v sax, ,xx D VS- 1 N , J , W :XX N:-, ' Q, fa' Ag? 5 ' ' ' ' a it v. ss ' V V4 lik . ev . r. Q X I I , - AN 4' big brotherfbig sister is i 'gil' --I youth escorting seniors Ecumenical Ministries of Callaway County again offered the Big BrotherfBig Sister and Youth Escorting Seniors CYESQ programs for students desiring to spend time with children or elderly people. Students were encouraged to spend time each week with their adopted brother, sister or grandparent. At top are two trick-or-treaters. Center: David Judge and little brother. Above: George Satterlee and grandma . At left is Chapel Choir: Csittingj, Josetta Shipps, Stephanie Bennett, Anne Barbour, Virginia Swan, Tracy Zuspan, Cathy Myers: Cstandingy, Linda Hudwalker. Jim Meunch, Julius Kaprinyak, Jim Williams and John Stormer. 199 Ianni ISI'-I io rise above . . . Committed to high scholarship, Alpha Chi Qtop centerj members are Bill Rodgers, Ah-choo Yeoh, Stacy Eikmann, Anne Brock, Chris Murray, Diane Schulte, Lisa Benson Wilson, and Jim Gordon, ancl sponsors Prof. Peter Leo and Prof. Robert Seelinger. Recognized for leadership and achievement, Omicron Delta Kappa Qabovej includes Chris Davis, Jim Boeckman, Ted Briscoe, Jon Jones, Louis Riggs, Fred Kuenzi, Stacy Eikmann, John Stormer, Jim Gordon, Chris Murray and Sponsors Prof. Bill Young and Prof. Howard Hinde. 200 sm-- -sffvf' .ri 1 . I , l V.- . Keeping a Westminister tradition are the Skulls of Seven: Congressman Bill Emerson fa FIGI and former Skullj, Richard Klann, Tom Klaess, Bart Brunk, Dave Kirchner, James Boeckman, . Brett Olhausen, Jim Flink and advisors Homer Larson and Bob Hoerber, Jr. Pictured at left is Dave Kirchner, Grand Marshal. Joining students from across the country are those named to Who's Who Among American College Students: Crow 'lj Jaime Ogden, Elizabeth Humphreys, Tina Travis, David Kirchner, Alexander Sheyko. Qrow 23 Karen Safarik, James Boeckman, Christine Davis, Louis Riggs, Crow 35 Don Otto, Jim Flink, Bart Brunk, James Gordon. Not pictured are Richard Klann and An-Choo Veoh. Left: The Skulls of Seven leading the Class of 1986 toward the Columns. 201 . V , T- .,.- I QIVP 'QW .ff h I A X N AJ T f wg . .. tfsf interfraternity -'WY Council 5' imposing order on seven fraternities and maintaining good relations with the Hill kept the lnterFraternity Council busy. Following Fall Rush, the IFC used its judicial power to settle a rushing dispute between two houses. The IFC, in cooperation with the Panhellenic Councils of both Westminster and William Woods, planned and sponsored Greek Games in Short Term. The IFC is composed of two representa- tives from each house, the house presidents and four officers. Rick Klann served as this year's IFC president. Pictured above Is The lnterFraternIty Council. Officers include President Scott Lawder, Vice-President Jay Graves, Treasurer Murray Benton and Secretary Tom Morefield. 202 Y I Egf- A M ,lj 1' ' 0 lit . 9 4 dun T A .- ' - X. Q sl, X K , 5 gs. - -sl :WN M: V. . , Hs... is. T' f 5,-g , J N , ,Y sys' sf fe- T. s - , ,' .R 1 ,,. s lag, Q - '- , q g - s. X. .ssfss,, ,vs 3g,.4,. - - X is m sgs if -A :sg 5-155 Swkf' igif ' Y31'?,5. YT' gi,,5f,g1figgg2-+ P '- . X, -- X K . J , . ig' ,as k , Q, . -r lr sv' ' V . .zz-15.51-ns.1g.,. ai panhellenic association Setting up its first Formal Rush, coordinating the use of a shared chapter room, and holding its first Rush Weekend in March were big responsibilities for Westminster's Panhellenic Association in its first year. The Kappas and Thetas combined forces for a Winter Formal and a conference with a National Panhellenic delegate. The Panhellenic Association is composed of a delegate from each sorority and four officers. Andrea Maddox served as president of the Association. The 4983 Panhellenlc Association qfrontj Paula White, Leigh Ogle, qbacky Lorl Cochran, Julie McCormick and Alison Crouse. Not pictured ls President Andrea Maddox. 203 gf wwf J ,- S .a ,A ,', a f I Q 1ij,j,.:f' I u resldem 2 . ,,,., x V .5 CJGVISOVS -S.: 6 -1-Ve.-:A-. 7. -aw A 'ss--.-T A ' I X This page: Mike Brown, Mark Campbell, Theresa Sulllvan, Jo Dowdy, Cathy Hill, Chris Davis, and Eric Sfeln. 204 .-W. Q- II 1 Il J r lr' B L uf x S-.ff :Eg Egfr F' Clockwisez Janice Ghormley ond Stocy Eikmonn, Andre Reed, Tom Morefield, John Sformer, Rich Payne, ond Tom Rupkey ' . x V DQR 1 x . 205 7 :F -I- sTudenT academic counselors 206 N X --.H ' -X' , 1 ' 2 -ma,-1, , N- ,.'f'I ,41-4, W I V .,--' 'T 1 , Tl, H , , H , .. ,.,. - b J Clockwisez Terry Walsh, Ken? Freudenberg, Bryon Porrish, Ah- Choo Yeoh. -ii , fs f I ,J rv: .L -in rs., . Nt w2 .g .u,...nv Qfx Q L.. Y 'l0QmiooAo - ' r ' ' v v ' E Y The Foreign Students Association: Sung Kang QKoreaj, Beom Kim CKoreaj, Ah-Choo Yeoh QMalasiaj, Virginia Swann CBahamasj and Hyo Sung Park fKoreaQ. wcio Left to right, Mark Rothman, Steve Beck, Kent Smalley, Bob Koch, Laura Passmore, Brad Scott, Laura Main, David Rylowicz, and Steve Boxmeyer. Not pictured: Dennis Bass, Steve Dehart, Diana Deming Cfounderj, Kyle Detmers, Ted Fortado, Mark Hauer, Laura l-iubeli, Matt l-lulsey, Jon Laks, Mark Mesnier, Mike Minogue, Joe Narcisse, Jeff Noser, Tom Rupkey, Geoffrey Schultz, Jamie Scott and Paul Stalsworth. fsa The Westminster College Independent Association was formed this year by non-Greek students to promote a sense of unity. lt hosted two SGA parties in Weigle Hall and a Short Term party in Robertson Dining Hall. In February the WCIA held a raffle as a fund raiser. Bob Koch served as the first president. The Foreign Students Association con- sisted of twelve students and served as a central organization in helping them adapt to Westminster. This organization is spon- sored by Peter Kim, professor of political science. 207 honorary clubs Above: Pi Mu Epsilon: Ckneelingj Mari Hirata, Ah-Choo Yeoh, Llsa Watkins, Stacy Eikmann, Crow 23 Kathy Trower, Diane Schulte, Anne Brock, Theresa Sullivan, Tlna Travls, John Stormer, Candace Shocklie, Mike Brown, Prof. Mike Wllliams, Brad Dawdy, Prof. Ben Budde, Chris Murray, fbackj Robert Hollander, Mike Jakaltis, Bret Olhausen, Dave Schuppert, Not pictured are Betsy Humphreys, Jon Jones, Robert Mueller, Jan Smith, John Kinsinger, Jeff Jaeger, Clay Eckert, Jeff McDaniel, Blll Rodgers, Paul Stalsworth, and Scott Terry. 208 5 R . 1 , 5... -.,-..v-- r 'T WUNSTER Xmilll1.lEfrE Top: Beta Beta Beta: Matt Hulsey, Scott Terry, Fred Kuenzl, Gemma Page, Blll Rodgers, Rich Ellis, Rob Wetzel and Prof. Howard Hinde. Bottom: Psi Chi: Crow lj Tad Mabry, George Scammon, Prof. Miriam Mueller, frow 21 Dr. Justice, Carrie Murray. Jeff Owens, Dr. Audrey Remley, Dr. Merkle, Gary Neal and Jim Gordon. Left: Phi Alpha Theta: Prof. Butch Lael, Tom Morefield Warren Hollrah, John Stormer, Don Otto, Matt Connally Prof. Bill Schelder, Gemma Page. Below: Phi Sigma Tau Jlm Gordon, Don Otto, Jim Boeckman, Vincent Dawson Dennis Meyer and Prof. Jim Swindler. Jiri: . . M M' - .-Cf' 5? V- . 1, X Pictured above are Westmlnster's Cheerleaders: Cfrontj Alison Crouse, Anita Clark, Cbackj Laura Miller, Delores Stewart and Kellie Steen. Not pictured is Kathy Neuman. 209 clubs Pictured at right is the Computer Club: Qfrontj Lori Schmelling. Ah-Choo Yeoh, Cmiddlej Lisa Benson, Kathy Kessler, Betsy Humphreys, Janice Ghormley, Prof. Barbara Smith, Ted Clark, fbackj Scott Banning, Terry Staley, Scott Boswell, Bob Tinkle, Matt Hanrion. 210 -4 4 1 1' fl- -V. M- Above left is the Spanish Club: qfront rowj, Chris Davis, Pam Hurt, Anne Brock, Michael Perez-Mesa, John Crockford, Cyd Vought: fback rowj, Bob Tinkle, Susan Shirley, Joe Davis, Heriberto del Porto, Lee Espinosa, Jenny Merrill, Kay Duley, the last three are unknown Woodsies. Pictured above is the Accounting Club: Qsittingj, Mark Morris, Dan West, Prof. Sharon Salem, Steve Wells, Terry Staley, Jim Shafer: Crow 23 Mark Campbell, Brian Boatright, Stacy Elkmann, Tami Evans, Lori Schmelling, Doug Tapp, Jeft Williams, Wendy Baruth: frow 33 Jeff Jaeger, Joe Mengwasser, Philip Smith, Terry Crow, Rob McMartin. Barry Phipps, Bob Tinkle, Todd Nangle, Felix Cohen, John Dickmann: CBack rowj, Dennis Bass and Torn Rupkey. grounds tor battle . . . Q Qi young democrats 84 republicans As Liberals reeled under Reaganomics, Conservatives dusted their laurels from November's senatorial elec- tion. Despite a flurry of cam- paigning for State Senator Harriet Woods, the Young Democrats met defeat. Enjoy- ing a temporary lull, the Young Republicans remain confident. Young Republicans Ctopj: Jim Daniels, Brad Whitlock, Joe Mengwasser, Rob Brandt and Anna Shallenberger. Young Democrats Cbottomj: Maggie Robertson, Mia Frick, Joe Davis and Cathy Myers 211 The columns 3 f A, , A FOUNDED S if Left to Right: John Stormer: Dove Weithop: the Columns Staff: Jim Gordon ond Louis Riggs: Poulo White: Ann Odthout The Columns Editors-in-Chief News Editor ...... Feotures Editor Sports Editor ........ Photographer ...... N071 Business Monoger ..... Columnists ........... Cortoonists ....... Ann Oothout John Stormer Dove vveiinop i 'ii6E5 o65d Mike Jcikditis Bryon Porrish 'b5lJ'i6 WHai6 Stocy Eikmonn Jim Gordon Louis Riggs Alex Sheyko Suson Brink Jeff Dovis 213 E nag! V ' af' 'I 0 xi W W-.ml 3,431 I i . if av- Q Y 1 ,,v',::w.i ' 55 hd LefT To righT: Our feorless ediTors Jim Gordon ond Rob WeTzeI ouT on The Town. Cheri Dieckhdus uniTed The Living UniTs. Anne lVlclnTosh Took on OrgdnizdTions. Jomie STevenson ond PeTer Lommers CnoT plcTured5 covered lnTromurol SporTs. Lourie Deon knew dll obouT STudenT Life ond Bryon Pdrrish Took picTures of iT. Rob forged his wdy Through VorsiTy SporTs, ond Bob Moser headed for The Hill wiTh FoculTy. Those who helped buT do noT dppedr on These pdges include Leigh Ann Ogle - Typing, Bruce Hockmonn - phoTos, PdT Kirby - ddvice, Pub Bodrd - noThlng, ond Bill Kinsinger - Typing. 214 , , ,rg 'KY ,by 'naw f Q x .V :lg N Ia: Y . A . 1 f.-J' g Y hx - ,,.. ., I l. J 4. - sy. w....:, 524 ' Dex 5 .Eff-52 ' xhudz' .aff FHM YIHIFS Will KRS LURLKIHC CH! HUD. THOUGH mf Sa x .,-.x -.--V+ 1. if 11 ,,1IL1ll 2 Q Q 2 1 sf 1 llg The blue joy X? .a., . 5 ' . Y ,K 4 ... 'L ' wx-'AQ 0' 4 W'3s'f11.. , . ' fn- 5 ,- 7 f X 4 A- . J 'Vw tgp , 'I- A 'Arn 'n'.',,. ., . . ' r - ' dr. j. hczrvey Sounders president x ey., v Wssn-uN51:n COLLEGE Funcm Mlssoum 6525: f May l3, l983 Dear Jw' and Roh. The people whose pictures appear in this Blue Jay - the students. faculty members, ad- nnnmtrators, fr1ends and other partmipants ln our Acadenm Year - have all had an unpact upon our college. At Nestvmnster every person plays a role in shapmn the life of the tol- lege, and every group - whether acadennc or extracurrmular - has a profound effect on the future of Nestnnnster. The events depwcted here, whlch are 1n some cases the collettuve activwhes of most lf not all of our colleuvate fannly. wwll re- verberate far beyond the present. As part of the accumulated efpemences of Hes.tm1nster they vnll add to our strength. Westrrlnster 1s stronq. Wwth contlnued actlve par-t1c1pat1on un all aspects of our Colleqmte lxfe bv the many outstandmq mn- dwwduals one meets 1n this annual, West- mwnster w1ll prosper and grow 1n servwce ln the years ahead. Sjhcerfly, aunders President JH3!sJe 18 ,Mhz ,f 'r X ZX '-.W 5-:fr -. gg wr' ,mx C,-Q 3 s :..x gn gag.. 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Missouri 65261 Phone: 642-3143 .fafaeb Book Store and Office Supply School and Office Supplies Calculators o Typewriters o Adding Machines Open evenings to serve student needs LAIN-MYERS Teal DRUG CO. Complete prescription service - 505 Court Sr. - 642-6615 'flu 'fcfxafl Swrt .g5NX'5Ew 511, on in R A A xx cofl?aRESW 527 Nichols, Fulrorw, MO C3445 6412-4434 Gory Uppirwghouse 84 Dorm Derwiler Proprierors Previous Owners of The Top Room TRAVELIEHf MOTEL 6LUl3us l F U 4 PUIIOIT M qlgl 642 3332 E y L ! 222 -M ..-, f sz Q6 M 1' l 1 r DIAMONDS OF DISTINCTION China - Crystal - Silver Bridal Registry Watches - Jewelry - Gifts Custom Mounting Watch Repairing 642-4066 527 Court Street WRENWOOD'S WORLD Hairslyling for the college trend seller ' 1 Nou um he lieller than yt ll are - tall - rl 642-T452 .4-' - Nir-hols Plum lll8SI6I' charge l msmrensnm cum 1 f I l V Z l Phone: C3145 642-3141 GIDLEY'S SHOE STORE 509 Court Street Fulton, Missouri 65251 Wes, Helen and Terri Gidley SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY 223 tw X S. W 55? I . ,:4 45 ff gi, 4 X ,tx x X X, X i 1 Y X' Lyuwsml iq! 1. I 4' fl 'xv FTE 'iff'-fi' fw',Qff :ffyy 'I' I .3 ' ,V . Wi ilk -'Ir' iv- I xv-'.9f mg, J, 71. lf f, , lag' ,yr VN v,, qw M ,.. 2 R' N I x , n 1 J' v 12 1 ln., Nfl ,v Vit , , u 5 X-. s.. , ,A '11- F 1'r , rfq wx. ? xr' oi' ff K A 6'f.4' My ilflvl V ,-',' rqf LJ, 9 ' I IM. Ffh Zin '-s if lx v N , '. Q 1 .kjrb kiw x wb -- ' x 4 l- V H I rl rl fl is Li... so , .-1.----4 Q! r' E I I ' si - 1 xk. , Q iff' I T CompleTing his sixTh yedr os PresidenT of WesTrninsTer, Dr. J. Horvey Sounders conTinues To honor The TrddiTions ThdT mode The college sTrong ond build finonciol securiTy for The fuTure. The duTies of The presidenT included greeTing visifing digndTdries, mdinTdining sTrong reldTion- ships wiTh conTribuTing corporoTions, ond refining college policies. lnTerdcTion wiTh sTudenTs is Dr. Sdunder's primdry godl, however. His pdrTicipdTion in cdmpus evenTs from reTdining his posiTion ds ccrpToin of The fciculTy College Bowl Tedm To dTTendonce QT severdl porTies held on compus underscore his inTeresT in oll foceTs of life dT WesTminsTer. 19 ...........' 'T'-I Q T if X Q producers Jim Gordon 84 Rob Weizel The iodnd Bob Moser Cherie Dieckhous Rob Weizei Jomie Stevenson Ldurie Deon Anne Mclniosh Focuiiy Living Uniis Vdrsiiy Sporis IM. Sporis Siudeni Life Orgdnizdiions 'reohniodl dssisidnoe 84 progrdmmrng Bryon Porrish Jim Webb Bill Kinsinger Leigh Ogle Cover design Jeff Ddvis V E, ,fzm:x..,..Ii1, .f -f-f .mf Hmm 1 f ' V Y x - ' . -.v ' 1-1, if.. A V 1 -wf. . - v' 1-' - + ' ' 1' 'PA ' 1 ,' ' w i, 1 . W. .lvl A -Ui, -, ,.i N . ,H '. 9 - f 1 4, ,e-af gg. -,fu ' A N , . , -V , f W '., , I . I ,H ' ' W.. - 1'.,.,. N .. I 3-5. 1 A-3 .git -g .Pi I X 1 s ff. AA . 4 ... Q' ' ' 1' if 2 16? 'j -1, , ,.. . ..r- P . ' '1 A ' .rw ' .Q ,-1 ,Y : 4- ,wx . -A ff , - 5 t -rf-.'.s.x ' 'A ., , . 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Lintecum, Assistant Director of Development 'Xxiz -Y s Bruce Hackmann, Director of Publicity and Press Relations 'wil acaaemic aean Dr. Richard E. Mattingly, Dean of Faculty registrar C25 vii m 1 Dr. John E. Schultz, Assistant Dean of Faculty and Director of Data Processing Mrs. Barbara McGee, Faculty Secretary and Ms. to the Dean Mrs. Sherri Sommers, Secretary, Registrars Office and Phyllis Masek, Registrar 1l'1f 'Q ua N Marie Foster, Secretary 21 siudeni life 2 Q' Dr. Pofrick Kirby, Deon of Sfudenf Life L Mrs. Marlene Acree, Student Life sioff ossisroni plccemeni -l W ,girl Q J' 1 f rf Mrs. Sally Reynolds, Plocemenr 5 fi Director of Ccreer Planning ond admissions ' ff ,. , 'l-Qi? .sv l -. Mgm iq . s ,1 , ,- ig X 1 ' f f I Q . l Westminster Admissions staff: Mr. Tom King, Director of Admissions fupper lefty: Cfrom top of stalrsj Mr. Clark Fowler, Asst. Director of Admissions, Mr. Robert Swartz, Assoc. Director of Admissions: Ms. Linda Grebe, Asst. Director of Admissions: Mr. Phillip Kimmi, Asst. Director of Admissions, Mr. Geofrey Stanley, Asst. Director of Admissions, Mr. Randolph Pitts, Assoc, Director of Admissions. Admission secretaries Cleft from bottomj Mrs. Barbara Cox, Ms. Lisa Renner, and Mrs. Debbie Gloe. 23 business office M X Y . V i ' ' 2 1 . ' sg: I V U N it -- 'T 7 sz r In 'ig g 2423 . Six Y N g or x PI Mr. David Humphrey. DirecTor of Financial Aid w 5 - Above, Mr. Fred Fisher, Business Office Manager Left Csfanding left To righfj, Mrs. Angie Bernberger secretary, bookkeeper: Mrs. Jean Winingear, secre Tary, bookkeeper: Mrs. Jean Flynn, secretary, book keeper: Qsitfingj Mrs. Diby Thomas, secrefary, book keeper: Mrs. Kay Carr, secretary, bookkeeper. X 1 V I g 1 Ms. Shirley Meuth. Secretary library Reeves Library Staff: fstanding left to rightj Mrs. Barbara Ault, secretary: Dr. Ernest l-lillarcl, Documents Librarian: Mr. William Marquardt, Head Librariang fsittingy Mrs. Lorna Mitchell, Assistant Librarian: Mrs. P. A, Dysart, secretary: Mrs. Liz Hauer, secretary: Mrs. Rosalie Wills, secretary, fi gf' ' 25 counseling and learning disabiliiies ps 'CH Above, Mr. Hank Offinger, Direcfor of the Learning Disabilities Program Mrs. Barbara Knife, Counseling Office Secretary 26 6 ..-ISC. vy' 'N ' A filing 5 4-elif? N , W , , v ,z I Mrs. Margaret Henrlchs, Instructor ln Learning Dlsablllfles Program l ,-,' 1 C , . ' f ' ' ' is-.., - H , ...Q-4' VV , A Above, Dr. Audrey Remley, Dlrecfor ol Academic Advising and Counseling anc Mr. Gary Neal. Counselor Below, Ms, Virginia Hayes, Insfrucfor in Learning Dlsablllfles Program A eff.. N i y . . fgx P . 4 ' -'Sf-1 53 F r s Q Q f bookstore ' js, x X Q 1 4 ss QA' lzvlv ff' ru L- A N x t--misss - -If QU, ., ,Gilt 'C-ir' l l I EE'.S'Q Westrnlnster Bookstore Stott Cfrom lefty: Mrs. Brendo Strickland, bookstore ottendont: Ms. Debbie Myers, bookstore ottendont Mrs. Ethelee Meons, bookstore monoger: Mrs. Elnoro Korff, bookstore secretory moi! room f Mrs. Betty Horrls, Director of Malling Operations Mr. Dfivld Hortrnonn, Computer Operot orfProgrommer winsion churchill memoriol Q 6 9 fi Xl .rib X. , :r- g .,,.s.. .Xi , A Mr. John Walker, Director of Food Service ww rx new f - , .. Al Nancy Terrell ond Deon Wright cnurchiu Memorial Manager: Qfor Ieftj'Mrs. .loner Wclllnl Coordinator of Services Bc Friends Association: Cleftj Mrs. Sevlllc Hosch moiniehonce qAbovey Maintenance Staff, fbelowp House Staff IVA, lc, ri I -, J 4 N -' 1 4 53 w- ' , xitztif-:naar ,Y . ' . 'XIV . . W Q Q ,X 'Oh 5 N wp X .rf I X ff . EN x Xxk X W W 'fx x, v xxx S X N M 0 s A . M N 1 :lx Sf SW X R-lag ' Ccpfdrn Harold Pluso gl 51 X MOJO' CWS H- Stokes - . -: -. YQ .5.r.:r: K - - 5 - . i .R Q-B35 h Uv , xx 523 hN'VR -.Q , 4 R mv' 'gr Sgm. Reid Rosorio I 'LA rl ., . Coproln Bruce Legrdnd Mojor Lee Soufhord Sfc. Johnny Greene is KA, I Mr. Roymond Simmons, Coder Records ond Lf. Colonel Donold Hedgpofh Mrs. Shoron Herbert Secretory Nor pictured, Msg. Hons Zoglouer biology 9 rr- 31 36 w Dr. H. Warrington Williams Dr. Howard Hinde Dr. Douglas Fickess physics fa- X N it Dr. Kent Palmer F' moinemoiics 3 Mrs. Ann Williams arcompuier science Dr. Jonathon Mosley Miss Borbcro Smlfh, Computer Science Dr. F. Brooke Sloss Dr. Ben Budde ' Dr. M. Z. Willioms Y' 310+ Mr. Dole Cllfhero Miss Debra Anderson 31 Q flbf wth , ri: 55: ' chemisTry v .E - .L , 1 '- ...H-vw-wni L-We Dr. Riley Hastings s , WL R 1 :, Y A I A L ' N BA ah s e + 1 1 5 , x ' N ' es X W .X '::::..::: , -. I L 'x as Mr. Charles Brouer science s Dr. Glen Frerichs pelificel I. 4414113 ' 1' Dr. John Longfon Mr. Peter Kim Dr. Peier Leo business Idw Judge John Cove physicdl educdhon sfnds.uiS5:Qg:uw-- '23.1,, . , X . cf-w,sfafses2Ssf's - ' ., r ll If Mr. Richard Aulf Mr. Andrew Fisher Mr. Harold Flynn occounring N i 3 I w N2 sr 's '.,-4 .Lg N :, ffwlii- 1: X N . , 1 , .... Q. ,,, is X fig . . -Q 1 ,f 1 3 s ' Q il x..,N r ee R .. Q 2. N A ' X ,':Ax:': i 2 . l AV H, , N 1 left Mrs. Sharon Salem, cbovej Mr. Ken Ruerer ' - .1,, r . f 1 'Q TE' un: Qffvl r Qobovej Mr, Anrhony Barrett, Qrighty Mr. Peter Hoigh 34 img X S I SCOHOTTIICS .Ja-. 199' WM' 223 fm E, EEE' ' lil -fi L CJ' -f , , -1 xx X f gig X: X vs Q 'R ,Q x Y ' Mx -1 gLef'ij Mr. Wiiliom Schmelder, Cobovej Mr. 1 Robert Hoerber, Jr. i hisiory 'iv 'A -i A ' D ev 9 ,. Cfopj Dr. David Southern, fcbovej Dr. Russell Jones Dr, Richard Lgel psychology Dr. Gregory Sfuewe-Porlnoff, visiting professor H g V if Fl ' lf' l I . Dr. Mirjam Mueller-Zbyluf QW rs? ff 5? Fl' rsh.- Dr. Loren Wingblode Dr. Richard Markle fb Religion 5 il L or 1 fLeflj Dr. Chrlsflan Hauer, fobovej Dr. Wllllam Young if !z rg, V My N mf- ' ,gfif A Tl. -s-'Lx 9,1 F xxi-at Maier, Ni15MfB15i fuk SI! Ig? NX Q v H 3 ,lx '-' 51 nm'. J 'pf' 3.3 H ff : F x 1 'FSR XX xx sociology olossios ' .-' X n onlrhrooology is Dr. James Swlndler philosophy ' wg 4 af, 37 'ii Q Dr. William Bleifuss english Mr. Wayne Zode T f ll foreign languages I N15-ni? Dr. Heriberlo del PorTo Dr, Linda Pickle Dr Michael Hadley , ,W , fcnculfy final cuT N . 1 , . .f -:. I 3:53. Riff' M Ffa-sf Eva HELL' ' 5 ap 5' N M. svullz I' , g.,.j,,.:..1' I'a'x an Q.x 5335516 f 4 .3 3.13.1 .,-1,5 f ' '- X N '35,Q ZZ! .ubrf ' S - f 'Y L- P El ,123 5 : X - 1 vw-,lv - ' l , -yy H v. mfg x' ,ff-. f X .xv I QQ' ,4o.,. W., , . . '1'!ll!'E gt - . K 5 Y, M 1-I 41 0 -T 1 xfw T 1' v ,A wid t .115 4 -,..: PF nfl 'Q' L4 v' .R f R.. 1 44 beTa TheTa pi BeTa TheTa Pi again emerged as a diverse house, domlnaTing many areas of campus life. Besides winning The lnTramural Supremacy Award, They mainTained a busy social calendar, highlighTed by Two new parTies: BeTa CounTry Club and an Alley ParTy. Recognized for Their high scholarship, The BeTas provided The 4982 SGA presidenT and corresponding secreTary, The presidenT of Chaplain's AssociaTes as well as The campus coordinaTors for The Big BroTherf Big SisTer and YouTh EscorTing Seniors programs. Always service-minded, The BeTas held a cancer drive and a seefsaw maraThon wiTh The TheTas for The Leukemia FoundaTion. This year The BeTas gained a large and varied pledge class and remained acTive in The school publicaTions by providing The ediTors of boTh The Columns and The Blue Jay. Bera Roger ldel was presenTed wiTh an Academic All-American Award and Three BeTas were seIecTed for The 4982-84 Skulls of Seven. STeve Hughes served as presidenT. 15 its X f Ml . . L.g's. mark allen kevin bradley Troy burgess jim flink mark goddard jim gordon greg harris john henrichs chris hogan randy hook skip howerfer sfeve hughes jeff jaeger larry kay jeff lacy ron lindenbusch brad pekarik brenf powell chuck roussin dave sanford r.j. schuliz dave schupperf steve wells rob wefzel scoff woepke beia iheia jon marfha kocnhe-im ir ,ki lynn jakel 4-'9 'W 'E -militia 1, 15.3 if ' . 1 TS juni P xii' in-QL' '40 Q! v Eg? -, -. 152' Y 5 t W 5 X mf: ,gi . ., - , Q? A 'X f fi A 3, 1:?,.,.f ioeio iheio .YR mike brown Tom finney john siorrner doug Topo eric wilson pi roger idel bill kinsinger ben Iorue scott Iowder brei ohlhousen mort lesfer bryon porrish john 'ij.r. robinson george soiierlee dove sovell Tim siein jomie sfevenson L this beia iheia pi randy engelharai bruce jessup dave kinsinger scoii kopp jeff rnariin hecior palorno calvin phipps rich roever sieve roussin bill schiuiius rusiy smiih Trey sieinbeck ross siough eric Toliefson mark videiio dave willson 4... F Collin acuff page bellamy ' R I K ai i ii if .fl ply, l X 'ZF- fn -if , 7:71, K TV 5 '- 'Wg 'Arif' 'ez JO Xa ,Z ., f ' -23:51-1 M5 ' u 4982-4983 r-I A delTa Tau delTa The men of DelTa Tau DeITa conTinue To grow and sTrive for excellence. The DelTs reinsTaTed Their LiTTle SisTers of The Four STars program which involves approximaTeIy 20 women. They conTinued Their parTicipaTion in Serve. This program, coordinaTed by Ecumenical MinisTries, enTails Taking food, fun and friendship To immobilized elderly in The FulTon area. Socially The DelTs held up Their end of The sTick wiTh DeITa Queen and Yucca FIaTs ending in greaT success. This year They joined forces wiTh The KA's in hosTing Two parking loT parTies under The auspices of The SGA. Finally, besides winning The 4982-83 Don Gordon College Bowl Trophy, The DelTs conTinued Their favoriTe TradiTion of playing UlTimaTe Frisbee every day. WheTher iT be rain or shine, one always knows where To find The DelTs! .I he 4 V . ,.., , 5 ll? ' ii T... . lf T' I' in xii i 3- . f ,1 f' g ,fe ! 6 Y ,il M , pw , , . Y v I h . i s K . - 1. - if . ' 7 ' 'il' 'I I deITc1 Tau delm six 4' U , Mjf '!',1,Qi1ff1Q11ff i1'f .-.,.V-..4V-.Y x .,g,..:, , as Y .3 55' V X I EQ.. ...., n 1 X fl JJ e gn., ' 'W 4' ' 4 ' ' ' ss. , - ' 1 . :X-Qryg , 5 X n ee xi ' Pi nllb Iorno derfler grocerncrie crefello flint breckinridge pot canning dove cougill don eulih' steve humpnreys dowdjudge rick klonn ken mickens louis riggs frank riley olex sneyko jomes sone chris urslfh Y Q ' . . - K ' rw A delro Tou delro U9 r L Q g I A xx K H Wm as ,M 552 'K V. Q. !,g,, WWW fm mor? connolly dove egner don goefz kelly green soon' gude mike jokoiris dove jones rich poyne eric ropp fronk Turner don worson sreve winrer Tucker wnife delTa Tau deITa FOD bauer scoTT buhlinger Tracy collins dave dierberg david hanna bob hollander brad krleckhaus joe megown michael o'rourke scoTT recTor danny riggs brad salmons Tom siebenman john smiTh T ,Hd .car X A . eg nl if , If Q . 1 1 brian sTeele dan wesT The beav 1-1' i 1 P- A ws . Xllllffff FOUNDED is -- .... 125: .... Tow 9 .........., Wx NK' UD 5. 'E S 83 82 JIU' 1' VTX N1 Tl uffa-1 , , ,... IA ilk x X Q5 i ---v Y-bu, ' ' ,M X .. ' Q-ss-4 independenT men Living wiTh The bonds of a fraTernal order may please some people on This campus, buT The independenT Men illusTraTe ThaT These bonds are noT necessary To collegiaTe success. Residing in boTh Sweazey and The house nexT To WeTTerau Hall, The independenT Men enjoyed college life To iTs fullesT and prospered academically, as well. The men of Sweazey capTured The baskeTball TiTle wiTh a Team ThaT was nearly unbeaTable. This year broughT To The men Qand womenj a new independenT associaTion, The WCIA, which several independenT men chose To join and parTicipaTe in. While These men enjoyed Their new commiTmenT, many oThers chose To remain compleTely independenT. Along wiTh These accomplishmenTs, The lndependenTs hosTed a bar-b-que during ShorT Term ThaT accompanied a Parking LoT parTy ThaT was exTremely successful and fun. dennis bass sTeve boxmeyer peTer jude james lingo james karney andy mock randy moss hyosung park fr TL is ,qi - ' barry phipps Tom rupkey dave rylowicz barTh winkler , k, UI M inaependenT man Q cw 32-5 f 1 -., FOUNDEDI, l 1851 X nf IU SJ aT' 'ig f john clubbelae bill jameson , rob rnacclougall IQ qfffv my M andre reed paul stalsworfn R N V4 X , NLQUPI . Zh 'lllivfi 5 ' a'.-3 x V 1 ws'- F- Q :ee o i ,C 64a Zag x ' 1 ' 1 Q 2 U1 2 ' Q s 2 1 sa x..., Q 5 '-fox OI- J XQSTER 3 ff-3 :lzx-wwf , 1 , QQ l'snl .z indejoendenr men lla j S W 'x, FOUNDED .... TON 9 X V x bill bunker V , john crockford A if 7 .r Q? Y aaa' i 1 Q1 Ng Q, r 4 1 - an f'-x 11 I ,.., kevin wince joseph davis kyle defmers reggie givens eric grant fa mark hearn craig hicks . mark mesnier joe narcisse af jeff noser ron pursley mark rofhman A 2 steve scharrgen fr ' '..? Q, I 54 Siu. .4 A V 'N-Q., Ml-.A A I+.. independenT women Like The men, noT all women are parT of a Greek organizaTion. Some remain independenT, and parTicipaTe in acTiviTies Through WCIA, WesTminsTer Women's AssoclaTion CWWAQ, and as women of The college. Once again This year The lndependenT Women puT TogeTher The winningesT game aT WinTer SporTs FesTival, Thus Their represenTaTives became The new Bluejay King and Queen. They also joined efforTs wiTh The TheTas and The Kappas To hosTess an open bar and snacks for Alumni Weekend in WeTTerau Hall. The lndependenT Women were an inTricaTe parT of The new women's sporTs program, parTicipaTing in volleyball, baskeTball, and sofTball wiTh The FaculTy, and The Two sororiTies. lndependenT Women reside in boTh WeTTerau and Wlegle Halls, and Thus remain in close conTacT wiTh The sororiTies which serves To creaTe a general closeness among all women. ' X s ,,,g W , ,H 4 Y T 4-Tl 'x 1 x , ' 'F s- 'X if 1 ' H X xg 'ff Y- 'X . ah-choo yeoh ll , M4 S chris davis diana deming johanna dowdy janice ghormley mari hiraTa maureen hoff didne miller Iori schmeling .-ff, 5' 53 z 9'-..,g Z9 99 ..,.... J .... cn 2 T cn .571 S 55 'This dGy'S fOI' you' EI Salvador I Another unsold bottle St- Lolllel-ligh Cost Put lf Toasts e 9? .' E-To JOIIIWLE I 'l'llliRSlDKl.'NAlXl Nllll ll I l. l082 R u S S I A S TuESnu'.ocTom:n 26.1982 N B Tears Fall on Alabama In T William f Bew 'l Bf'yw11fl9l3-1983 n a an lhllll. Nlhlilllllall uf.. waz I Shuhle llome Safely Alle Evolutionist, Creationist square off March 6 Sale Of Blues AuthorizeeAHdf0P Power Play ACCUSCS Saskatoon In Hal . ' s As Qity Awaits Blues Hall to the Redskms ' - a Times Beach Higgins in 6H0gs'heaven CI'3Sll Pl'0gl'3II1 after Washington 's win UH Di0XiI1 Demanflefl ,.- ju STER -, FOUND 1351 - nndependewr women N 9 5' wendy borufh Y' , Iiso benson wilson 1 4 anne brook gf Tommy dickson CD f 5' X - pcm kurT L L53 , , judie mummerf ' jamie scoff beTh sfonley delores sfe-won' W 'WH x , ' Qi : 4 X,.1'rx L Q My X I 6 4:22 1 vw, 56 X STER Cb independewr women 1 Q.. '-,. .... Ehssln..-.... crisfy dornell Zi chris dolezcl V , 41 ' 5 ,, 3-QE A f V Lx, L ' 'E f 1 -'vu fi , jcmie horper , J., Icuro hubeli ' pQTTi kopf - ' q ,- , I Iouro main ' , A '. A ' ,, Q fm vm mechelle me-Ihorn . . Icuro miller A ' lourie milligon , Iiso osbourne ' Q---b X ,Rf J f X ug if A Lum , Y. 7 dione schulte cathy Trower i .........., 2 - - I7 . M- si aXi n JZ, 'J' 'I982-'I983 7 Qp 'J nf us kappa alpha order The broThers of The Kappa Alpha Order compiled a very successful year in nearly all aspecfs of campus life. They once again emerged aT The Top academically for The men of Wesfminsfer and They also added a sizeable group of new iniTiaTes To Their ever-growing numbers. Their social calander was highlighTed wiTh hiTs like The Parking LoT ParTy, KA Open, and Nafhan Bedford ForesT. Their major social evenf, Old Soufh was a grand success, beginning wiTh The scenic Lawn ParTy and finishing wiTh a fun-filled weekend aT BenneTT Springs STaTe Park. The KA's confinued Their supporT of Muscular DysTrophy wiTh a road block during firsT semesfer. They also added The Greek Games crown To Their lisT of accomplishmenTs during ShorT Term. .C A. Q 'X kappa alpha araer chris abboii jim boeckman dan ailley jim funk adeiunji joda fred kuenzi joe mengwasser avi miira mark morris chris murray don oTTo sieve reinhardi Y blake cragheaa kappa alpha araer clay eckerl rich ellis craig falloh sieve french chris galakalos reed irvih glen liheberry sieve lowe rom morefiela dave russell jim shafer phil smilh Terry sfaley scoil slallcup eric siein scoll Terry kappa alpha araer scoff banning mark campbell Tea clark chris calvin bob grohe paul harder mall lawrence bill millar bill roclgers scoll slinson les 'ruskai Terry walsh brad whillock CD L 'E S 83 82 kappa alpha theta The women of Kappa Alpha Theta wrapped up a record year - Their second on campus. Thetas were involved in SGA, Chaplain's Associates, varsity sports, publications and many honoraries. The chapter raised money for its national philanthropy with a seefsaw marathon with the Betas and adopted the lvlissouri's Girls' Home as its local charity. They also established themselves as Friends of the Churchill Memorial and continued a tradition of great parties ranging from a Fall Hayride to a Christmas Formal and Endless Summer. Leigh Ogle and Kathy Maloney served as chapter presidents. ss betsy l.s. humphreys karen safarik susan shirley T f Y it Fw six kappa alpha ihela kay duley lamila farmer pam hurl brenaa jodal leigh mann ogle helen sheneman janice smith Theresa sullivan sherry walls paula while J I kappa alpha lhela cheryl desbarres Cheri dleckhaus lisa feik dawn harju anne mcinlosh kalhy rnaloney Cherie maune jenny merrill Iynne rnellone kalhy neuman margarel schullz brenda swllzer kappa kappa gamma The Kappa Kappa G-ammas once again Took The campus by surprise by winning The English Cup, The award given To The living uniT wiTh The highesT G.P.A. for The year. Aside from high scholarship, The Kappas parTicipaTed in many campus organizaTions including Chaplain's AssociaTes, varsiTy sporTs, and The WCXWWC drama program. The Kappas kepT service a prioriTy by cleaning Truman Lake Park wiTh The DelTs during firsT semesTer and an EasTer Egg HunT for The area children in The spring. To raise money for Their phiIanThropy, The chapTer sold lvlay Day carnaTions. The Kappas social calendar was highlighTed by The Kappa-TheTa WinTer Formal, a winery Tour and picnic and Kappa Cruise. The Kappas also creaTed The banner ThaT Took firsT place during Greek Games week. All-in-all The Kappa Kappa Gammas parTicipaTed all over campus all year long. ...., 1-. Tll. 9 Q ,A4 1 T , jamie ogden 'I , C' -A paula piTTman X i - .. claire shannon I W ' , V l Tina Travis fix Z8 99 cn Q 11 cn Multitude marriedin Moonie nuptials Q ' s s r vm READY PDQ ANOTHER ,. , . ' Que Ho L, - f' polsoned Tylenol found Qtr sc X X. DioXiJ1t,.Ql:5:anup t f A 'ttf Pa ,r ' K vites Soviets Meehaei a r X ff Kerr 0 Clarity. a very stoic, very strong 3? O O :an hwhotrad d peacefuldeath om eart ui for f l, . O unit-harmed medical odyszegfriligd I , , mllmdayi after ltecoming the tirst. ' 1 an o rw-f--vp . , 1982 Doctors say lmpI..w.tmt teG,,i,,d,,2, 'i'mm i l W , of permanent device Q X' ' ' ' 'entirelyasuccesst JI 0n Top Of W on r Amnmxwx. Xl , Bomb threat disrupting college I ' r X writ N .. 2 r I fix Westminster College in Fulton re- f3',g1. 1 7' , X X' tl mains under the cloud of a bomb I ' '-, - .Q scare today because of 3 note sent to y gl .. e tcollege President Harvey' C UY 4f'T ' XX M Th .rta 'afternoon ,A '- . ,rw Bug draft push for today's 'new' army o , X Economic PoyofftS H'Eii Flawed 'TIP Reoger-2 Says Next: Densepack? Shuttle Carries 4+ Astronauts, Commercial Cargo Into Space ,sf ' Violence In 10 States -L ',,. 5 R S ' Hi? l ruck I' K'll Cl' PM Q My , T e I e , . L K V A xxl X 4 Muller 2.09 M M I F V U H I I ' ' I 5 By signing Heisman Trophy Winner Herschel Walker to an out-of-this-world - 1 contract,the U.S. FootbaIILeague putalotmorekick into itsdebut ' fl if I lace ' f- 'W S MPKA ,Fein vnu Warn 9 Qu-nael kappa kappa gamma anne barbour mra donnenwerrn sTacy eikmann Tami evans julie fisher cafny nill andrea maaaox alison merrigan Cathy myers jeanne peck candy snocklre kalalaa kappa gamma kim anderson jenifer burlon mia frick krisly kun' sarah maginnis merrie marks susie marks barbra o'conneIl missy Ogden anna snallenberger 1 Q It 'I 01 Q .5 .ef all .xv X K, , 3 1 5.1.5 l rl' N A kellie STGGFI emmie 'l'Gk kelly waldo as JQXMAQ5 JHANW J' l ss wendy wiseman D .F Ns ' 'ls 1 K use 6 1' 983 1 N ss Sym-.wow .sv nv phi deITd TheTd The Phi DeiTs, wiTh The dddiTion of o new pledge cldss, soiled Through dnoTher yedr wiTh sTyIe ond enjoymenT. In keeping wiTh Their repuTdTion, The Phi DeiTs dTTempTed To hdve porTies whenever possible, oil The while remdining on upsTdnding group. The Phi DeiTs sporT individudIiTy, yeT work very well TogeTher ds d Tedm, GS cdn be seen by Their pdrTicipdTion in nedrly every sporT on cdmpus. The service dspecT of The Phi DeiTs wds recognized dT The dwdrds ceremony, when They were presenTed wiTh The DrosTen Cup, The dwdrd for The chdpTer wiTh The mosT service ouTside iT's own chopTer, ond is one of The mosT coveTed dwords presenTed. The Phi DeiTs were one of The few chdpTers on cdmpus pdrTicipdTing on The yedrbook wiTh Bob Moser os FdcuITy secTion ediTor. During ShorT Term iT wds ndTurdi To see The deck being used To iTs fuIIesT exTenT. T982-'I 68 fs 92 3 tts - -,sv F-1 Q4 phi CIGITCJ Them Iorene poyne mork obel f 'W-'w il ' - '9 - W K 'x , . X J X N sxx ' 5: ' X NE ' X Y'- X1' . 15 Sv X 5 4? x '1' If LX in 1 Q 1 U, if XP Xu Q F bi if 'si R ff.'i g . r, , X 5 Q 5 g X ie john corrobrno 1- roberr ehlers - X merry gonnon A ronold kiger Q, 5 Y V1 Q er 1. 524 -W P xg, AF, iw. Q '..- NJ - 5' RQ-Q x E' 1 5 , E' in - K dove kirchner Torn knorr ondy mickels bob moser , .A -r Q Terry quinlon george ruwwe drury smith rw . ,,:5.Y ' ki.-v 4... FS juni ' A . i 1 Q ' - as nvnpwm phi deiio iheio iiiii ll .I fi, 2:25 ml- Wi Ili fi I-I iii Q e sieve ponfius chuck vogi scoff wolkey dj - ' I C6 ' M59 'III greg belfz rob brondf bryon burr bred dowdy jeff davis joy groves Todd hcenisch donn herring mike jones jeff lewis tom mckeilor L a-9-v-...-- 'Q Q- ' . 3. ,,.,.,-..-,-, phi delra par baker calvin downing paul drury Tom evans brad haofman john jamison albie lea butch markel rob mcmarTin judd marrin mark miller rick miller 4982-4983 x- 'vi gl' 1.3. phi gamma delTa One hundred percenT was The goal for The men of Phi Gamma DelTa. They gave one hundred percenT in everyThing They did during The 4982-83 school year. And in The end iT all paid off for Them. The Phi Gamma DelTa Pledges were all iniTiaTed TogeTher and They also wenT on To win The Pledge Class Cup for Their excellenT academic work as a uniT. Even Though The numbers are noT auiTe as large as in The oTher houses on campus, The Fijis hold Their own in every aspeoT of campus life. Their week of work preparing for Fiji Island really paid off in The end, culminaTing in a greaT weekend. The Fijis also hosTed several SGA parTies where much of The campus meT To have a good Time. Sam The Dog sTill can be seen all over campus as he furThers his educaTion by siTTing he U' 'mm for lyingj in on many classes. News ' f , if '. ai 'JS' 1'-A K a . lil 4 W fr. 4 - - ., 1 ,T . W ...... f ' 'Ti ' i Q 1 Z 1 Y E -'Wuhan .,4', U phi gamma aelja 1 ,. ' A 6 .1 ' . Yi? ,.. v ,k.-, ,irq .,,5.i,,: -i ' K . , . .,.,' AX ' H ,-.1 ' .. , .,x-Q' s 5' A X fl-,wi - ' .- f I N 1 s-X Fa x .4- Q lf yr N V ' .es if :QI .V w N, Q f 'www . 1 3 as ,p X., yu H N 1 sl 5 -... :L .,.,-....'!QL , : , , 5.1 ' A-Q., james anderson 1 Q? z Y' 'fr' Lua 2 J 0140 nm N mike bowe bob bregant russ aillon jeff johnson y 'L . dennis meyer ' ., bruce Tannin X I: mfg 4 K 1 lf x aj X1 ix N fx.. F jf? 'QI umm' A ' S 5, . rgvbgv . A rw ,--.epqf f Q A X x Q y ,S jeff williams ' . i gamma alelra Tony badarno mark Crawford jon jones schuyler rnariea dave milligan john parks allen ray jason smifh -4 phi gamma aeITa A: .s qv N ,.: X ,N Wx h x dave long luke morfensen claude piTTs mark pofrafka james sweah' rich syberf jlm Tuslng robun Welch andy whlfcroff ff W- nighT . . . s 'X T .I J O .-3 ' U 4 ' ' -:. .4... G' ma-- . , Many esTablishmenTs in The FuITon area caTer To The college sTuaenT who by naTure is nocTurnal. Of course, Reeves Library has a sizable clienTele. Win- sTon's has become a Thurs- day nighT haunT. However, mosT academically orienT- ecl persons have perfecT- ed The arT of The sTudy break. Seven-Eleven offers a wide selecTion of microwave delighTs. A new conTenaer for IaTe nighT cash is Domino's - now pizza is only a phone call away, 642-0994. G-asper's Truck Plaza remains The undispuTed champion for promoTing procrasTinaTion. Many regularly make The fifTeen minuTe pilgrimage for B 84 G's. Q, 4 ..-, -n 1 Viac- i+ :f.f'1'f ' U .. ... 4982-4983 gfhffawia 1-.0 1 sigma alpha epsilon Sigma Alpha Epsilon was in The midsT of a year of rebuilding, helped by a sTrong pledge class and increased alumni supporT. The SAEs were busy wiTh service projecTs including a very successful bloodmobile, an annual communiTy sponsorship, and parTicipa- Tion in The CROP Hunger Walk. They also had a year of fun wiTh a fall full of open, weekend parTies and a spring which included Two successful rush weekends and some old favoriTes such as Paddy Murphy and The Boxer Rebellion. lf N ,Hn v at my. swf -'I sigma alpha epsilon jo ann agler scoii acion jon billings bob billings bari brunk pai collins rick gaunl chris jolley bob kenny Tad mabry john mcalee scoh' patrick george scamrnon Tom sellers ir. . More in cl ,.- up ,. '. I wfe 1-:fu 1' 7 lt. Q, 'l l ,'m -Y if . N 1 N 3' Q1 5 Us 4 Y xv: Q ,X LV, 5 . TS junio 'AK ., 'fu 9 l sigmo o ono epsilon john fuquoy ed kiensfro .. .- -9 greg peferson doug sufton john weedmon nick williams Chl'iS wilson j I ,.-,I 1 is A 5 . 'Q 1 5. A an f- .l? 'r' Q, 78 sigma aloha epsilon jim arnola ken cruce gswx-W X i A F X M jig. FF 'E1g?ig3s , '. ,i 'fif- T-ex lx flynn fora mark gerhari Toad holi dave FTTOOFG naihan nickolaus jeff owens sieve pappas jeff reeves trip schweppe scoii si iora D john walker chuck wicker P f ,JC f fi i c Q ' . 4 ai-12,5 H T F 'r x ,ff 1 I Y i. 'SQ ll, ,Q Y P 1 ' , 1 4982-4983 80 sigmo chi The Sigmo Chi's celebroTed o greof yeor wiTh winning The inTromuroI fooTboll chompionship ond mode immense inroods in The STudenT Governmenf ossocioTion by providing The presidenT, recording secrefory ond The convocofions co-choirmon. The Sig Chi's enjoyed o successful rush, recruiTing new members from o voriefy of oreds of The nofion. Along wiTh mony SGA porTies The Sigmo Chi's held severol of Their own, edch o greof Time for everyone. They concluded The yeor wifh Teor The Roof Off oT The Loke of The Ozorks, which wos o very good Time for oil. Sigmo Chi's could be seen rooming oil over The FuITon CounTry Club golf course dll during ShorT Term, finding The sporf very much To Their liking. Their liTTle sisTer orgonizofion, The Lil' Sigmos confinued To grow in sTrengTh ond numbers. The girls enjoyed supporTing The guys in Their efforTs To grow sTronger. sigma chi X ni.. y r VN AN... 4 ai 3 1 .2 f'X .. f' mary belle vance e 'Mx sudee miller , M ' Q 1 . 5 ' W' Q ff 1 ICE. ? XQ A M michael barbour sam boyce Tommy klaess dave rieser randy warner SW: JI 6- ru . up . ., , s:: .U , wi- 4:-fsssvtl R - ' , rv---., ','. .eye H ' M , 4 ,.N. sk. '4.f',,: :..e'!g :agxi ' 'Q a. ,, 'wx ,- . '. 4--', A 1, D ' UD L. A sigma chi ravmf mgifuzvgw- Q , 23, -H1253 . fSf..g2,669P ' T. i, , BX . r 3 we img .-.' ' ' ' V Q' 1 4 l .l .-' z . ,'. .,,. - .. 2 T brian boalrighi led briscoe in . 9 4 X-I I X ' - ,075 f r' ' X , l Q X ' A5 I M n X. 'I v 'l T l lx XXX I Tv ..,, 1 --.' .X GZ' 1,1 ff r 'N 4 cj , ff 1 'G 4- Q? N I Q 79 r c '34, :js 'I N 4 5 V Q an I 5. Xa 'd y Q 5 l'n Q' ' 'T v. Jw ,gn 5 M mmm 1 5 'Q 'v f'l'-14 . N 1 in , Q , M 3' 6. 9+ .-. 'N .fr 3 'W V. ,Cya 1 l if .if Q 1 fi 4, 4 . r i, Qin V Q Y is X I 1? 41.1 andy buchner pele denby brooke hawkins bob leavenworih jeff mcdaniel rob mueller Todd riangle michael perez-mesa karl swanson Tres williams mall zahradka jerry zilzmann Q., 1 2' 'H l- ' -1 sigma oni murray benfon vince breedlove if 'Ellis ' F ,4:'ff,.. 1 x x QWQRQ V w X X24 fx Q N X is 'i 4 sieve cornwall fodd curfis james frank jim freeman mark neinricn dave ninds sfuarf gaiaske Tom nays sam marfin bryan mason jamie molioy kevin o'neiii ray parker chris piper brandon rogers jeff snelby pefe sfoker barf fnedinger Iarkin wilson dain warner l -.,. 1-'ouu DETD..-'r 1851 .. u sE22f':?g ii , N- sg --as -,ol 83 9 -'I 82 'IQ - .3 freshmen The Churchill Quadrangle was again alive and filled wiTh freshmen This year. The freshman class was smaller Than in The previous Two years and seemed To have fun TogeTher as a group. The year sTarTed off wiTh a big bang and a round of parTies ThaT included The enTire class. Following The firsT week of orienTaTion, rush, classes and good bye mom and dad experimenTaTion, The quad seTTled inTo a normal rouTine. However in OcTober a bomb scare disrupTed The rouTine and forced The frosh ouT of Their new abode for a few hours. LiTTle Time was wasTed by The refugees Though in building a bonfire, and celebraTing wiTh a keg. All in all. The freshmen in The quad seemed To enjoy Their new seTTing and The WesTminsTer experience. , 1 E, 1... A 84 5. 'ap milfs, Q I . robert Qndoy chris GFITOD curt borlow ---- s - se, A D Ns w ss, h ' H ' m X X 1 X x x N N X X X N X 1 ..... thx , F i s X X' Q. xf s .5-1.-is ' K I li.-ez' , X Qs. xXx t ,-,UQ 'S v fx ax , Q E hr, J s X tg 9 ' rr ffflff fr III 'I I xgsmg l-ff x, Fouun ' ,.' 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Y . x, A A 5, Y, +. vi mdrk reichmdn doug reiheri kemp richmond moggie roberison moii roedl bob soidrono corolihe soville chris Schroeder mork schuize mdndie SCOTHOFD will scoff joy scriber K I fI'GSl'WI'Ti9D 'frrfg a ,,. ,W .1 I N ' - 55 Ni M , 5 4' 1 1 it ,gan 'VS -.J -6 X if x ff :H john scribner greg seckingron gary siddens TOdd sims breni slaan auggie smirl mike smirn iisa si. romaine craig siefanczyk virginia swan linda Tauber mark Thomas dan Tieijen Tricia Tooney ford rroirer jerry ullman Xgiliifli Ta f lx-'oi's :1'i'E'5 : , .......... o, roN 9 If 96 Z If.. 96 3 9 Ellif' z Hia' X 'Sf-s .-'J E 'un 0 . ' ,ff ol . X : -I fir- I FOUNDED f -.,. 1851 ',.- geob .,,. . freshmen ...QOL 4982-4983 N' Nl '? if ks 7'v , i FF, scoff veiTch julie voerimon jimmy Webb mike wesf jonef wiicox jim williams fig 5 - fax morshcll williams greg wifi 1 doug young , . x x jeff zesch i S lorry zuspon
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