Westminster College - Blue Jay Yearbook (Fulton, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1986 volume:

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Mointdining the high degree of scholarship they ore recognized for, members frequently present pdpers ot the dnnuol Alpho Chi notionol convention. Alison Crouse served os President during the 1985-86 yeor. , Q 6 ALPHA CH! ll-rl Roo Good .frm Wrlliams Brenda l-loerstkamp Dr lvlrke Wrlliams not pictured Almost everyone in Alpha Cnr is not pictured above because the strarns and stress of maintaining a nrgh GPA kept them from the pholo session even in the lasl days of snort term Fix! Q kulls Of Se ven-Skul Of Se Ven-Skull Of S - .YM , 3-fv N We .91 rv. SKULLS OF SE VEN: U-rj Craig Spraff, Maff Gallagher, Todd Norfon, Grand Marshall Greg Seckingfon, Cory Hohnbaum, Kafy Murphy, Gary Slddens, The Skulls lead fhe graduafing seniors fo fhe Baccalaureafe ' Service. lr... 405 wit' W I 11 f .WLQQQ .fuuzw Q ..... -s,,::p-., H ...,s.,.-.e .M .. .,-s-. ..,L.,.u.h5,,-.,. 1 ..L7,.V .H ff gf 1:-su,,.,'.j,3,5 ,L 1 V f ,.-Y. 1433 gg? ,Ay,.. 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Yes, the college is on integral port of the Fultonlan System, but only in harmony with its neighboring worlds . --Y ' 'U . fr lf zlifelz?-ll 1 l l A . ' -.1 .y . ,gl l l . '46,-Vg . 5- I ' J . - - Ll' , ,fl'f:'51 , i ' ti My, ' -, , , 7 1 .unb- J l df I ABOVE Jeff Grove Vice Presrdenr, RIGHT 5 fl-ry John Krzer, Recordrng Sec, John Scribner Presrdenr, Sreve Conder, Trea- surer, nor prcrured, John Hykes, Corre- spondrng Sec ' 1 .1 QP ' 1 1 1 Who's Who in American Universiiies and 0 Colleges is a national. honorary associafion of srudenis who have displayed excellence in gp academics, aihleiics, and campus leadership. Fifieen Seniors were chosen by a panel of faculiy and adminisiraiion To represent Wesl- minsier in This organization. 1 P4 S S 6 The Siudenr Government Association is WesiminsTer's siudeni assembly, Taking care of both social and aca- demic areas of srudeni life. Under The leadership of John Scribner, Presideni, The SGA conrinued To acl as an effec- Tive siudenr voice in 4985-86. S S LEFT Jim Williams, Tammy Mendez, BELOW fl-rj Dean Cooper, Greg Seckrngron, Juhe Voerrman, Mandre Scofhorn, Steve Cohaer. J 5 Q Kaiy Murphy, not prcfured Brad Brun- ger. Ahson Crouse, Marguerrfe Dono- van, Rob Good Jrm Muench. Gary Srddens, Craig Sprotr . A' .lu Q, ,4-Y? 'YI 1 I I 1 is f 'r ' 'W 'aww X' ' 5 -4 O' 65 X O , .L l I l Y' IH 6 Chaplains Assaclofes U41 Dr William Young, Sfeve Conder, Scorr Bee-be, kann Erickson Amy Ballon, .frm Willems, Anne Colburn, Cory Hehnbaum, Leanne Zrrnrnermen, Don Niclzolaus, Heafher Trrplefr, LIZ Dycus, Chris Wolfe, Hope Neel Q The Chaplain's AssociaTes are o dedi- cated core of individuals who assisT The 0 Chaplain in all areas of The religion in life program, on campus and off. Some of Their DFOQFOVTTS include O SLJDCTOY Supper series, x X midweek communion, work wiTh SERVE in . 9 Fullon, and many oTher acTiviTies which SERVE boTh The communiTy and religious life aT WesTminsTer. o 6 ,oo O .X fx 6550 Q ,062 QC? 'Q The Big BroTherfBig SisTer program. sponsored by Ecumenical lvlinisTries of Callaway Counly, provides The opporTu- niTy for college sTudenTs To acT as older friends To some of FulTon's youTh. Bolh benefiT from The program which brings Them TogeTher on weekends or afler school. The direcTors This year were ScoTT Beebe and Amy BolTon, 'S' cum YR. 'F' ' IQ X. ,A Q, '-gsm 3 , . V ' ith. Q 1. MA 4 ' 4 'x' in .--WEB' T VM qv -I 5' I . Q' 'M N :x ii t ' f ,X 1 w suis, r in ' .. has f ir xv 1, Q T f 5' i LEFT Robert Alldoy Secretory Treosurer ABOVE Scenes from Push, BOTTOM RIGHT Chris Anfon, Vice Presiclenl. Todd Norton, President, BOTTOM LEFT Scenes from Push f ',YHc-ss..c FC -IFC -IFC -IFC -IFC -IFC -IFC -IFC -IFC FC-FCLFC-0 'yy' is - ,. A , I 1' Y X 1 2 1.5, 1, -,Lk ,j Q- 1 Q t 4 5 J i .- 1985 wos d difficulf yedr for the lnferfrofernify Council, Firsf, The new Rush sysfem's first implemenidfion required careful supervision ond coordindiion by officers ond represenfofives olike. J , .I ,I Second, o problem wifh officer selecfion resulted in GT9SfFUCTUl'lF1Q V of The council so dll seven froferniiies would be dssured equal represenfdfion. Though pldgued by difficulties, if seems The lFC will rerndin The conscienfious ond mode-role force joining fhe frolerni- lies. 4 . u I qu 108 l For four yeors The Ponhellenic Associ- dTion has successfully overseen The Formol Rush of The Two sororiTies QT WesTminsTer. The orgonizaTlon is com- my prised of o delegaTe from boTh The i Koppas ond The TheTos os well as four oTher officers. Under The leddership of lvlondie ScoThorn, This yeor's president reIoTions beTween The Two sororiTies conTinued To flourish. This wos wiT- nessed by The friendly and cordial manner The Two chdpTers used in Their joinT ocTiviTies. Y .. ek 5 X . Q Xi' X Y Q X 1 r W ,T T yy :G . ' X . ., . ' - A I f V ' T E 1. xizr. LEFT The Panhellenrc Association fl-rj Mandie Scorhorn W jjj gl '. S ' President. Ashly Carfer, Secrefary, Sandra Snofwell, l 4 A 5 Delegafe, Katy Murphy. Vice President Suzanne J ' 5 f r j ' X, McDaniel, Treasurer, nor prcfured, Jane Currman, 'M P A ' V Delegare - - - Q l l l - ! fanhellenic:-A ssociaiion-Panhellenic: Panh yi ABOVE AND I?lGH T: Ofhcers of The Panhellenic Associalion oc five during Rush 409 if ,Q Q-. 15, , -ff BeTa BeTa BeTa is a naTional honorary fraTerniTy recognizing Those Biology majors who have disTinguished Themselves wiTh high academic performance in Biology and non- Biology courses. Tri-BeTa was very acTive in 1985-86, They represenTed The Biology DeparTmenT aT all Cam- pus Classic-weekends, They supplied The sofT drink machine in CoulTer Science CenTer, and They ofTen spoke about go- ing on field Trips. All in all, a banner year. X 'TQ 'TQ Q0 BETA BETA BETA fl-rj Sreve Riley, Mike Kerr President Joel Hassien, Dan Rogues, Pon Klann, Jeff Long X Q X sf 'ez The Gamma Tau chapTer of Phi Alpha TheTa is organized To recognize Those sTudenTs who have displayed scholasTic excellence in hisTory and non-hisTory courses. To enTer, The iniTiaTe musl mainTain aT leasT a 3.00 accumu- lalive GPA wiTh a 3.00 in all hisTory courses. To promoTe The sTudy of hisTory, The lnTernaTional organizaTlon sponsors regional conferences where undergraduaTe and graduaTe sTudenTs may presenT papers. PHl ALPHA THETA ll-li Dr Russell .lone-s, Jim Williams l-ldrr Holden Mary Scnaller, Sandra Snorwell, Dr Richard Lael Steve Conde: Gary Siddens not picfured. Jlm lviuencn, Bob l-lOu5ke .lim Daniels, Pl9Sld9l'lT IPOD Good, Jim Spfadlin A small collec Tron of Psi Chi members, Dr Mueller, Amy Bolfan, Dr Merkle. 'O Q 7' V d D D I- ! Tenn, pi-greLong?V??ehge I waifenera, Alison Williams, . John Robinson, L d T D l. ', Lgurg Grlki-Li' e i KO cg- l l i QP - 3 ,Q i T A tg, T I l l f o KO CD- cg- i f WesTminsTer's honorary psychology I K socieTy, PSI CHI, seeks To involve sTu- Q denls wiin an inieresi in ThaT discipline. t tp The honorary fraTerniTy, sponsored by T Q f Dr. Mueller and Dr. Fuller demands a l f high level of academic performance The Missouri DeITa ChapTer of Pi Mu Epsilon is The honorary rnaThemaTics socieTy on cam- pus. Sponsored by Dr. JonaThan Mosely and Dr, Mike Williams, Pl Mu Epsilon seeks To reward Those sTudenTs who have proved Their ablliiy in The field of maihemaiics. The fraTerniTy also hopes To encourage The sTudy of r'naThemaTlcs on campus. , Ln. A,,,f N' ,sux 4 from Those seeking enTry, as well as a proven inTeresT ln psychology. Gb 9. 'Q ,O . 90 '9- cn- I 'Ss I fb 40, 4. f 'S-.. Z 26 dz- cn- PIMU EPSIL ON. U-rj Sieve Cahder. Lance Frreschmrdl, Dr. Mllre Williams, Shelly Coughm Greg Johnson. Dr Jonathan Mosely, Eric Ewalr, Jim Williams, .Q ,sf ' x I , - - V ,- , Q 19, .V , , . . 4 . Q .1 T T r R rr . TIN Wx- T 9. mf' ...ff ,. News Edrror and corumnrsr, Jrrn Wrrlroms, Editor, Gary Srddens Q . The Columns presenTed o different ofTen conTroversioI viewpoinT To The WesTminsTer sTudenT body during The 1985-86 school YGCJF. Under The ediTorship of Gary Siddens ond The columns wriTing of Jim Williams, The sporodi- coliy dppeoring popers soughT To chollenge WesTminsTer sTudenT's inTronsigenT viewpoinTs. Essoys on subjecTs rdnging from Arrogonce in Acodemid To Andrchy in The USA were mixed wiTh o combincnion of soTire ond news To enlighTen ond enThuse The reoders. O O O fx 5 . , 'X QS 'Sf , 'X S If O BELOW Deon Cooper recerves an award, RIGHT Chrisry Char- lewrie and Ldurre Groner, We wish we had green nor! polish I . i 1 i ROTC-ROTC-ROTC-RCTC-ROTC-ROTC-RO7 i CL OCKWl5E STARTING ABOVE Scott Greenwell delivers an address, two cadets lower the colors. Dean Cooper Mes over the side of a bluff salutrng the flag 'Q Qs si ., usa MWA- xg - 1:-1 X ' We see them on Thursday afternoons. trotting off to lab in their BDUS, a veritable parade of olive drab. But what is behind that striking contrast ot green against the pale walls of Westminster? There is an experience which strives to sharpen the minds and bodies of Westminster students, providing them with the opportunity to develop leadership skills. For some students, ROTC also provides the financial support neces- sary to continue their education at West- minster. But one need not just hear of these things. An open FTX to your eyes to the realities of ROTC. .-P? , A xx. A A ,.,,.Iff .hr 1 l N.. 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X 7' QM?-5 1 .sw RAS RAS RAS RAS RAS RAS RAS RAS RAS-R R TT' i i +43 f, V R 2 F :gy Q i c, 4-i f .A.G ,Q 5, 1. . . .51 Tamm y Mendez Brenda Hoersfkamp l A5-RAS-RAS-RAS-RAS-RAS-RAS-RASRAS-RAS The firsT day aT college, alone and afraid, who do freshmen Turn To when They need To comforT Their sorrows. Who else buT The Quad Squad. Well, perhaps This is a romanfic view of RAS, whom The freshmen some- Times view Them as symbols of focisf ouThoriTy infringing on Their Liberfarian beliefs. However, in realiTy The RAs are acTuolly friendly individ- uals ready To serve when help is needed. Those fresh- men who overcome Their inifial awe, soon come To find ThaT RAS are The mosT sfoble, friendly people on campus. Their Thankless job deserves praise and The Bluejay hopes This Trife passage will accom- plish ThoT end. 147 K PJ Rob Good Editor Jim Lay Photo Editor I ,1- 11 , ,iQ My relationship with the yearbook began, in all unlikely places, in Athens, Greece. Calling home to say Happy Easter, my father informed me that Dean Kirby had called to say I was the new yearbook editor. I was slightly shocked. Afterall. l had done only one small yearbook section before. in my sophomore year. Well, I said yes Qfoolishly perhaps, but yes neverthelessj That started an educational experience I shall never forget. The first step required learning all about the darkroom. something I never really mastered Qto which my photo editor will attestj. Secondly, l came to realize just how difficult the entire process really is. This difficulty only increases when combined with a Senior Thesis. Anyway, I guess it is completec if you are now sitting there reading my soap opera. The theme ofthe book is: Westminster, A World in Itself. I could think of no better way to describe my perceptions ot this wonderful, educational, isolated institution in the middle of Missouri. I hope I have not blurred my very real love for this place with occasional sarcasm. If I have, oh well. This book is not a one man production as I sometimes bitched and moaned it was. First, I must thank my photo edtior, Jim Lay, without whom I would have been totally lost. I also wish him well as editor next year. Thanks also to Liz Dunn, assistant editor, who learned through me the real definition of procrastination. I was blessed with some very talented section editors. Cory I-Iohnbaum and Dean Cooper provided steady, reliable work and produced excellent layouts. Dawn Harju stepped in for Kim Woodruff at Classes and Living Units and did a terrific job with that difficult section. A special thanks goes to Dawn Walters who stepped in at the last minute to take over the Student Life Section when Mike Kerr did not return for short- term. Photographers Dan Roques and Jeff Hallman did a great job all year. And a final thanks goes to all my fellow annexites who put up with my bitching, bad moods, and general slobbiness. Without you guys I would have never made it. y earbook- Yearbook- Yearbook- Yearbook- . -TI ! x V 5 gn . Z' , . 3 .sq r- ss., Q r ' , 'f', --1, ' ,f , 5 CLOCK WISE STARTING RIGHT L17 Dunn, Asslsfanf Edffor. Dan Poques, phofogra- pher: Dawn Harju, Classes and Living Unifs. Cory Hohnbaum, Varsity Sports, Jeff Holl- man, Phofographen Dean Cooper, Intro- mural Sparfs, nor pictured, Down Wolters - Sfuclenr lrfe, Mark Peichman and Brian Kolde, Business Managers, - wr k NW , 1 w 1 I l 1 l l l 1 1 earbookj-ea book- Yearbook- Yearbook- MCTG Yearbook Slaff This page is aeaicaTea To Those hara working staff members who goT lefr off The lasT page. As a posTscripT I would like To Thank Tirn Fanrer for his arT work on The cover ana The opening signaTure. Thanks To Carl Copek for his always fine qparaon, excellenrj phoTos. Thanks also To rny Business Eairors Mark Reichrnan ana Brian Kolde who dia an excellenT job wiTh The expanded secfion, fUnforTunaTely we have no picTure for The laTTer.j Q. '. Q ,i' QA ,. , -f , 1 f ' -, 17 X , 1 Q , lg , MFI . . . ' -ia-Y -- yr . ' 1. A X f ig' 'V I '- r .Jil ii ,, X I 9.' 1. 'Li 420 I Q vip' 2 5 -:fx Ti 5 Egfr, i ABO VE: Mark Reichman deffj talks fo Tim Fanfer rrighfj: LEFT Photographer, Car! Copek. xl A A l Varsity Sports N wr ,Q N A sw W . -gin, 1 4 Q , was mfg' Clock wrse starrrng below Caacn Ryan looks on wnn a warcnful e ye. feam pnofo, Jfm Barbour makes nls way do wn fhe held Team members awalf a chance fa play, Toad Lang frles ro gel ine ball under control Team members preparrng lo fake fne held W li V M V' vi , 'ESS 2 . Members of the 1955-86 soccer Team fhrsr row I-lj Jeff Hedrrck, Rob Hansen, Scarf We fzel, Karl Hoefel, Jrm Barbour, Trm Harris rsecond rowj Coach l?yan Jeff Pnllllber, Todd Lang. George Balbach, John Powers, rrnlra ro wp Ed l-lardrn. Franz Duy. Marr Harper. Chns Wnrungran rrop rowp Tae Yang Greg Kllne. Sruarr Cornwall, Mlke Sasko. 4 77m Fanrer Q Y , -,za -. .mov 4' I 9 . 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A L, Q, 5 , 91--- is - -e lv .: Sf Sf 3' '. F- f - 5016100 .e.yffrg,, '-X-wi 1 The members of fhe 1955-B6 Volleyball feam, Mrs! row, l-rj Jennrfer Ellrott, Jayne Wllson, Shelley Carver, Sandy Shofwell, Tracy Frayel, Krrh Campbell. fsecona rowj Coach Beverly Kazlawslcl Jenny Klann. Mary Schaller, Debbie Brandt, Wendy Talson, assrslanl coach Crarg Slefancyzk x X Beiaw David Dalfon finds nrmseif in a fanvrliar posrfion leadrng rne' Dack 15 Men's Cross Country The men's cross country feom, coached by Richard Aulf, had o very successful year. The feom finished firsf out of five reams in The Wesfminsfer lnvifafionol and ron consisfenfly well fhroughouf The year. The Team finished fourfh af The Disfricf 'Io Meef behind the ninfh place finish of Dovid Dalfon, Greg Richard. Kirk Sudheimer, and Korf BeSore all finished in the 'rop 30, By virfue of his ninfh place finish, Dalfon earned a Trip fo The nafional meef. He was also selecfed fo represenf The Unifed Sfafes on a four of Europe during The summer of 1986. 128 Prghf Greg Drcnaras iooiis for rne hnisn line 1,67 Members Ol the 1085-80 cross country iearn flronr row I-U Davrd Dclfon, Korf 895019, JeffHa!lrnan, Ivan Gorsky, Tony Mayfrela, Errc E wa!! Pon Graham fback rowj Kris Blunk, Chris Turner, Greg Richard, Coach Aulf, Roysfer Day, Brian Sabo, Krrk Sudnerrner Members of The 1985-36 womens cross country Team, Cffrsf IOW, l-rj Berhadeffe Flschbacher. Gayle Leone. .luslrne Hambraugh, Par Blandel f Second ro wb Parry O 'Donnell Katy Murphy, Caacn Aulr, Tammy Mendez, Mandre Scafham Hvx Q '1i xv' X 4 Li V . N xv 1 i bm... ,' ig' Women's Cross Counlry The women's cross counTry Team, coa- ched by Richard AulT, Turned in yeT anoTher ouTsTanding year. The Team finished Third aT The DisTricT 'lo Meer behind The sTrong running of KaTy Murphy and Paf Brandel, finishing fourTh and eighTh respecTively. KaTy Murphy Turned in a personal besf Time of 49:45 aT The meeT and boTh she and Brandel represenfed The Team aT The naTional meeT. JusTine Hambrough missed qualifying by one place, finishing elevenTh. Hambrough was ciTed by AuIT for her dedicaTion and ouTsTand- ing aTTiTude. PaTTy O'DonneIl finished a re- specfable lofh aT The meeT and Gayle Leone finished 22nd. The Team loses The services of Mendez and Murphy aT graduaTion. Murphy is un- it ' sg., tv T- . .Q i ff -' 5' 'N ' , ', , nba, 4 mind Aboveylusrine Harnbrough and Parlilrandel Hgh? the Rignr Kary Murphy coasfs alone elements as well as the other runners. doubTably The besf cross counTry runner in The short hisTory of The sporT aT WesTminsTer. Her conTribuTion will be missed. 429 Basketball The 4985-86 Blue Jay basketball team had one of its most successful seasons in the school's history. The team's 23-7 record earnecl them their first Ozark Collegiate Conference Championship. The team also earned a District 'lo playoff berth for the first time in recent history. Under the leadership of Coach Jim McEwen, the team has also compiled a home win streak of 30 games. Much of the team's success centers around the two senior co-captains, Brad Hilsabeck and Craig Spratt, Hilsabeck was the team leader in rebounds and was second in scoring averaging 48,5 points per game, Spratt's cool demeanor and leadership proved invaluable to a relatively young team, Also aiding the Blue Jay cause were guards Ken Theroff and Cory Hohnbaum. Theroff broke his own school record for assists with 200. breaking his old record by 66 assists. Hohnbaum was the team's leading scorer averaging just over 19 points per game and also led the team in free-throw percentage. The team's success rested heavily on the shoulders of the role players, such as Brian James, Terry Pursifull, Greg Martin and Craig lvlclntosh, who set a school record for field goal accuracy, The Blue Jays have established themselves as a force to be reckoned with in District 16. 430 51' Clockwrse, sfarfing of righf Craig Mclnfosh, looks for an open mon, team photo, Brad Hrlsabeck goes up for two, Cory Hohnbaum gets by his man, Greg Marfrn fakes a breafher af qv Team members of the 4985-86 basketball team. Ifrom I-r, first ro wj Cory Hohrvbaum, Brian James, Craig Sprafr, Mark Ganr, Rich McCullough, Scot! Nrlsen, Tony Schnell. Ken Theroff fsecond rowj Coach Jim McEwen, Greg Martin, Brad Hrlsabeck, John Stringer, David Vassar, Dave De veyar, Craig Mclnfosh, Terry Pursrfull, assrsfanf coach Ken Ruefer, 4 3 4 JI 'lf' F Nw Q WWE lp, P .l'I J Z nut' Q. was Mx 'YN-gn . ,, . t fbelowj Bob Granger snows championship farm img .ll 3 . rrighrj Greg Kline launches The Javelin .W V T 1 ' T3 l. is-I N 'VISITS Track According To Coach Richard Aulf. The men's Track Team had some of The besT TalenT ThaT WesTminsTer has had in iTs Track and field program in some Time, FourTeen Blue Jays won varsify leTTers, a feaT only accomplished by placing in an individual evenf in The DisTricT meeT or finishing firsT or second in a relay. The Team finished an oufsfanding Third aT The disTricT To meef. Bob Granger finished firsT in The 4'lO High Hurdles while Three aTher Blue Jays finished second: Greg Kline in The Javelin, Brian Sabo in The 110 High Hurdles, and David DalTon in The BOO meTer run. The Team loses The services of seniors Granger. Kline, Mac Brown and Mark Ganf. The Team refurns The bulk of iTs Top performers and is looking forward To successful seasons in The fuTure. 4341 '-ner' . ,f eg Members of me 1980 Track ana Frela Team roorrom row, I-rj Kent Noel, Tony Moylrela, Kirk Sudheirner Eric Ewalf. Kar' BeSore fsecond rawj Channrng Wrlliarns, Dave Deveydf. Mac Brown Chris Turner frap rowj Tim Fanrer, David Dalfan, caach Aulf Terry Ronan. Brian Sabo !'I- Mernbers of The T986 Track and Fleld team Mrs? row, l-rj Debbie Brandt Colleen Donovan, Jayne Wrlson, Shelley Carver, Jusfine Hambrough, rsecand rowj Coach Kozlowski, Marguerite Donovan, Pafry O'Donnell, Wendy Tolson, Gayle Leone, Pal Brandel. 'S 1:- S 'r' .L X ,.g S 1 ' -5, T 1 X is 3 fl 1. xx. , .QV .Q is 1, - is sssisf , is oil Q SKY. ef fabovej Marguedfe Donovan clears the bar rrlghfj Parry O'Donnell leads The pack T? WOITISITS Track The women's Track and field Team, coached by Beverly Kozlowski, finished Third aT The DisTricT 46 meet behind The sirong individual performance of Debbie BrandT. She won The discus evenT, seTTing a new school record, and also placed second in The 800 meTer run. Also aiding The Blue Jay cause were KaTy Murphy, finishing second in The 4500 meTer run, and Jayne Wilson who finished Third in The javelin. The Team will miss The leadership of Two graduaTing seniors, Murphy and MarQueriTe Donovan. W, 435 qv! ,.,, 9 :- , 0...---lin' -1 ae ' High' -T -.Ju . I All solar systems are part of a larger galaxy FuItan's place ns In the galaxy of Mlssaurr lt us na more than a small dot in the midst at the state, almost an rnslgnnfucant stop on the hlghway between the two larger solar systems, Kansas Cnty and St Lours Wlthln the galaxy ol MISSOUYI, a host of other worlds exlst Urban nerghborhaods, suburban streets rural carnmunntues, and numerous schools across the state make up a multrtude of worlds ln thus galaxy Amongst these. Westrnlnstefs seven hundred people campruse only o mnnute percentage of the total galaxran populatnon lt ls, therefore necessary to understand our world's positron amldst the vast varlety ol other worlds 11 we are to manntaun a reasonable perceptlon of our college comrnuntty N, gftrrffg :QE '-f'5ff1E3 ??5 ' 14 hgslw 1 12:4 'f'iv1'x-Yflirlamr .- Ty ,vzfi H1111 t H, , F7 '1 lf, I f NZ' BClSebClII The revamped varsiTy baseball Team, coa- ched by ParTick Kirby. finished The year wiTh a 17- 30 record. AlThough iT was a losing season, The baseball Team Took a gianT sTep in The righT direc- Tion This year. The Team was led aT The plaTe by ScoT Nilsen who baTTed .339 Mike Kim and Ken Theroff baT- Ted .315 and .331 respecTively. The R.B.l. leader was Cecil Graves wiTh 29 and boTh he and STeve Jackson led The Team in home-runs wiTh four. The Teams piTching sTaff cenTered around Craig MclnTosh and Rob Irwin. MclnTosh finished The year wiTh a o-6 record while Irwin wenT 7-3. Aside from These Two, The major area for improvemenT comes in The area of piTching and caTching. Many Blue Jays received posT-season hon- ors. Theroff was named firsT-Team All-DisTricT, while MclnTosh was recognized on The second Team. Five players were named honorable men- Tion: Cecil Graves, STeve Jackson. Mike Kim, ScoTT Nilsen, and Nick PlasTiras. Coaches Kirby and lrwin recruiTed 24 new players for 1986-87 and made significanT im- provemenTs, including a sod infield donaTed by TrusTee Frank WhiTbeck, To The baseball faciIiTies. The improvemenT seen in The program This year poinTs To a brighT fuTure for WesTminsTer College baseball. 136 was--mwyaq Tv-ANN , . .mu -T -. 4 . -T . 4 ' iii' , -if TEV . s YY , ' 6 Iv, E, A, fy. Xa! Re gh J , . ,I ' , 4 ., , 1,5 ,J L., I-xt ., eg:-'s.,Q1 . 4 -we W - - ' T 'fr iw- xv ' vi ' Y ' .T 4 1 ' 'E ,. ,m.sg,M QQ if ,v -f k 1 . . .6 , .. . i -.-x .. 5' Q 4 l -o4l.' 4 -,-,, 1-.. -9- .ov- s .' - Dfw ,v K . - 'J . fL rs AT -J icuii- Exim - ,, -5? wb' 0 ' zgw. 5- CST Q- Q ' .Q-4' ...--a5j1l 4 .-1: I 'V , - ov ,., 4 Q- . Q . . A ' Q . , Q- , v., 'q , . , . . . ,a .S H. - Q . r- Y'-1 pf --.f'W- ff, T Wa-.r'1n,: QFISX ,ml .. 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' - I A , ,.,.,,,.w ,A Y . . 7 Q A ' Z' - - - .5 o ' if 439 fbelowl Alan Gehrrch charges The ner Urghryl Harry Spill: er aemonsrfores a smoorh groundswol e Men's Tennis The men's Tennis Team, under The leadership of firsT year coach Tom Ryan, compiled an ouTsTonding 9-3 re- cord. The Team's only losses came aT The hands of Washingfon U. Cfwicej, and Drury College, Two respecTed pro- grams. Harry Spilker, The Team's number one singles player finished The year wiTh o 5-7 record, even afTer compeTing againsT The besT in The sTaTe. The Blue Jays received an added boosT from Their number four player Alan G-ehrich who finished The year wiTh a 7-2 record. The doubles Team of Spilker and IVlaTT Owen compiled an 8-A record. The Team loses The services of only one senior, Billy Fisher, The number Two singles player, WiTh The besT overall re- cord in some Time, The prospecTs for nexT year ore good, 140 ,J u. ' r T T U76 95591109 of YSDUIS fbelo wp Tammy Mendez sho ws her strong fore-hand, , X. ss Women's Tennis The women's Tennis Team, coached by recenT graduaTe Lisa Osbourne, had a very dismal year. The Team's overall record was O-43. The Team's main problem was iTs lack of experience. No one on The squad had varsiTy level ex- perience of any kind. WiTh a group of new recruiTs and all buT one player back, The Team should show sTeady improvemenT. ww, N .v , Y . T -R:Xm?f:Qq:gQ x .nf A Whaf follow Through! Laura Miller sfands, ready To refurn The serve '144 'Mnmu-.,,,.,,.,,, ,L Golf The men's golf Team, coached by Jim McEwen, had yef anofher success- ful year. The Team finished firsf af The Lincoln lnviTaTional and Tied for second aT The Rolla lnvifafional losing by jusT one sfroke. AT The mosT imporTanT Tournameni of The year, The DisTricT 16 TournamenT, The Team finished second, just Three sTrokes backs Sferling ShorT finished fourfh and Breff Bloom finished sixTh. BoTh were named To The All-DisTricT Team, The Team loses Two seniors To gradu- aTion, John Scribner and Paul Schier- Decker. 442 Uefr? Brefi Bloom demonsrrafes the winning siroke fbelo wp Sferlrng Snorf mes ro get out of The rough ggi A we-A . , ,. X S' 1' -.bww s 'A ' 5' - . vii' gi, I f' 55 Q 455' gf sg- I s ,,1,j?.A5. Q . 'Wu i n 3 .-js ' if T is .U - 1 I e , vi-'Z Members of The 1050 golf Team fl-rj John Scribner. Richard srfafron, Brett Bloom, Sterling Shorr, Paul Schierbecker. Rifle Team 5' js -. P v, N, mv- I qt The rifle Team was resTrucTured This year under The leadership of SgT. Griggs who Took over The program second semesTer. Eleven sTudenTs were on The rifle Team wiTh The Top four shooTers shooTing in The naTionaIs. Ken Murer was The Team's capTain and The Top shooTers were Murer, Sang Soo Kim, Andy Rikand. and Jeff Zesch. The Team placed fifTh in The posTal meeT behind l'2ikand's score of AQO. Murer shoT The second besT for The Blue Jays wiTh a score of 459. The Team's mosT consisTanT performer was Rikand according To Team capTain Murer. He shoT over 500 on a couple of occasions, The Team loses only The services of Zesch To graduaTion ancl SgT, Griggs, under a resTrucTured program, looks for a successful year. fl To fl Sana Soo Arm Andy Rfk and Jeff Zesch and Ken Muref 3.3 We u,uu MW!-3'5 ' -. 'v ' ,rf L sqm, 'I43 BrCld HiISClbeCk2 Athlete of The YeClr Brad Hiisabeck was selected as this year's athlete of the year. Brad is a graduate of Savannah High School in Savannah, Missouri. He lettered four years in basketball and captained the team his senior year. During Brads four years at West- rnihster, the basketball program rose from relative obscurity to o state powerhouse, Much of the program's rise can be credited to his contribu- tions. 44141 His smooth jump-shot and finesse inside game helped him to rewrite the record books. He finished his career as both the second leading scorer and rebounder in the school's history. He was selected All-League his last two years and was named All-District his senior year. Brad is undoubtably one of West- rninster's greatest basketball players of all time. Varsity Action 1' . ik. . ' . .sw-'WN w if X. ,A Q5 sm? lWssouri A Galaxy in lfself - - - A :s,.1--. 3 .x,A,,..-, l Y W 41 I P Q S J 'ex' +- v 1 ,np H x- -'O v M , ,o f. ,- A v 2 'Nba Z ir V 446 I I . MOre Varsity Action W Q34 Q, I ,pf , ,. Qi' 12. ef? Q Koran Fri? 'iff Q30 9.1 . -Q-1 x 2, WH-..-nw' V-'Z i gg. Sy A hw 2 , I ,Q F ff' , V,5'u.m'f:g1f- gl 1 . xi ,5gf9,q,,AJpvlw':v . 2 iw ' '. A. 1'ag',A ' . n.'f'A.Q QI - ' -- V 22- , ,kx',,r,!, I, .L- x - W M8 l Intramural Sports The Race For a Tap Spofrsmansmp me name of me game Above Doug Wflson afaws a cfawd fop The Srg Chfs show where roach foofballgetslfs name Above The KA 's Mike Quigley mes rhe ground affack L-I Supremacy ,....n Top John Zfegef with friends rn pursuff Above Cnns Wei! gels cr hemlng hand Above Phr Delrs plan another big srnke I S I i Z I Fi f-3 - Phi Delfs The 1985-86 lnframural Season began wiTh whaT is possibly The mosT popular sporT of The year. Once again, played in The beaufiful Missouri aufumn, parTicipanTs and specTaTors alike grasp aT The lasT rays of summer sunshine while WesTminsTer College Took one more valianf shof aT college foofball. The Phi Delfs, affer an opening game overfime vicTory over The KA's, marched unconTesTed To an undefeafed firsT place finish. The KA's followed suif from Then on, adding vicfories over The Sig Chis and Befas for The flrsT Time in over four years. PariTy was The sTory of The B-League. The KA's and Sig Chis Tied for The championship wiTh one loss each. Tradifionally a TesTing ground for new TalenT, The B-League proved To be ThaT once again. The Sig Chis had perhaps The besT combinafion of spirifed newcomers and experienced older players. Darin Ramey had a fine year in his firsT Try aT The auarferback posifion, He was supporfed by many sfrong performances boTh on offense and defense. The KA's relied on Their experi- enced defense To keep Them in conTenTion while a freshman dominafed offense looked To puT poinfs on The board. The posT-season TournamenT resulTs mirro- red The regular season finish. The championship proved To be a remaTch of The season's opening game, The Phi Delfs, led by a Terrifying Carl Copek and John Rollins defensive rush, defeafed The KA's 13-7. The game was decided wifh forTy-five seconds To go when a KA drive fell Ten yards shorT. T p Pghr The Deir line digsin Qrghl Derhefrrous Simon looks for heb Boffam The fill F reall champions from Phi Delfa The-fa VV .sms w Q xv T S-S N: r .fs ln 499 . 5 5 FooTbc1II Champions TEAM PhiDeH Sgdim Beta SAE h Dew FOCUITV WL WL 6052 5464 4254 3343 21146 4525 05-- - - 46 Top Left. QB Gfeg Brennan dfrecrs P D q d Above, The offermafh of the KAf D ship ga B L W 'I53 Rocyue fb oi Frienoi y To Be fos TEAM Iivi POINTS Beio 50 KA 45 Sig Chi AO Phi Deli 35 SAE 30 Focuiiy - Lg Topfivghr Division W1rinefsUfo1jJeffOwehs, Kyleffoofe Dowd A Dalton, ond Bfef Bloom Above Jim Muivohey S pp r h r mrrioies Middle Right Mofr Oweh goes for th ki! !?ghf Th f cohdifiohihg of iriffomufol afhlefes h rh gh 4511 R sd 3 1 X x SAE's Bowl To Wcfory TEAM SAE Deli Beio KA Phi Deli Foculiy Fiji Sig Chi L T ci g C L dd pp B 7 g d f F sBo S E Leif B TOTAL PINS 3769 3678 3642 3574 3546 3529 3272 3226 455 CIC L h 94' 2 X -:,..,A,, I' i 1 mx K. 1 s X-i. 'I2 .-in Q la-1 15 .1 3 iv'-L +5w..'A' ' .ffn Delfs Reuf Top The KA's show men voflevball expefrfse Above Brent Beeler rckes our hrs lmsrforfons Top Bob Granger exrublfs hrs wrnnrng form Above The Delfs champronshw wfnnfng team 'I56 ll ll Competition Below' Greg Martin ana Cari Copek battle at the net, Left. The SAE 's show how a team can be its own worse enemy Below Left Doug Vlhison goes high for a poihi TEAM vv L Deli 8 0 sem 7 4 KA 6 2 sig cm 5 3 Phi Deit A 4 SAE 3 5 Fiji 2 6 The sport of volleyball should have been renamed Delt-ball in 4985. The Delts, led by Craig Stefanczyk, dominated all other participants and finished undefeat- ed. The powerful play of frontliners Brad Hilsabeck and Craig lvlclntosh, combined with Stefanczyk's knowledge of the game, was enough to smother the rest of the league. An interesting addition to the league was the varsity woman's team, which replaced the faculty on the schedule. They quickly put to rest any chauvinistic thoughts the men might have harbored by defeating all teams, except the Delts. The Delt v. Varsity match-up was an excellent display of volleyball skills by both sides. Those in attendance were taught how the game is supposed to be played, The post-season tournament provided few surprises except the appearance of the KA's in the finals. They obtained access by defeating the favored Betas in three games. ln the finals, however, the Delts were not about to play Goliath to the KA's David. In two short games the Delts left no doubt as to which team was worthy of the championship. I 457 Undefoofoo' Reooro' Above Tim Kennedy, Phf De!! freshman, purs onofher rvvo on me board Above Dfghf Dfoke Dawson Uno' Donn Pomev fosrle for 0 rebound xr V' Above KA 's ond Sfgs begfn onorhef BIG game Pfghr Phd kaplfn looks for heb wmle Kyle Foore provfoes company ' M17 1 1 H 1 U 1 rl ?: 1 r N I 1 I r 1 f w EI Champ ansh p Ta Kappa Alpha i I Above Srg Chr guard Joe Hrmsireer arfempfs me fumpshof Above Prghr Bren? Beeler scores fwa, of many, points Leff Senrar Befa guard Bob Hauske hems hrs feam's cause Above The A and B League Champions, from Kappa Arona, and fherr foyal supporiers 459 - H909-9. TEAM A VV Kappa Alpha 'IO Sig Chi 7 Bela 6 Phi Dell 5 Dell 2 Facully - Sweazey O Fiji - SAE - Vo D D g D B g D 460 4 I Hoops Above l?egan Holley swlngs at a Doug Wllson snot Night Troy Norton drrves past the physical Dr Palmer The KA's dominated the final standings of basketball with their A and B teams finishing 10-O and 8-O, respectively. These undefeated records were not, however, indicative of the balance of the two leagues. The KA's made use of several one point victories in building their undefeated records. The top four teams in the A-league and the top five in the B- Ieague were quite evenly matched. What resulted from this bounty of equal teams was a season of excitement for players and spectators alike. The post season tournaments found the Sigs and KA's in the A-league and the KA's and the surprising Faculty in the B-league final. The SigfKA game was another classic nail biter. The KA's came out on top All-AO. This was the fourth straight one point victory by the Kappa Alpha squad over the Sigs, going back to the previous season. ln the B-league final the Faculty found the younger KA's just too much as they went down in a twenty-four point defeat. Left Cecil Graves bombs from the outside as TOGO Norton watches Below The AA s celebrate a victory over the Sigs 464 Kappa Abba Wcfadaus iv Clase Hhish KA 50 sig chi 45 5 40 35 29 27 Beia 211 Sweazey 23 Phi De-ii 44 30 Deli 40 25 Fiji 0 20 am ,,--59.5 ji...-M -955, svn, xl ix ' ' ' Ziii iii' is 1'5 . ,f , - . ,' I 34. - V - -B .2il,:,:,:.'L.:.S..:.1.Q,. U ,,',',t ' , 7,l-Ii: i Ali. W A if... 5 Nl 7:13 . 'L-,f' . ' , ,bf ' .f ,af , J TC' ,fy , .figf f ' ' 0a0.orn.444...l4..-J.f... lfl'-Jl'1Ii'l'l'f! 'a.' , Top Jim Wal! and friends survey the aciian Above IM afhlefes can even fly T T swim team strike hning pose Above Le! the b g 462 ' fr' , 1 S D Q G D 35 B E fi . EX 'bg 2 fa l',:a 'Q TEAM IM POINTS 50 42.5 42.5 35 30 25 20 463 KA 's Take Ping P TEAM IM POINTS KA 50 Sig Chi 112.5 Phi Deli 42.5 Deli 35 Beta 30 Fiji 25 SAE 20 X-A K- .1 ,S fi a A fn i' A' F Top L fr Division Winners U fo rj Marr Owen, Bret! Blosser, Prch Sfrarfon, and Paul 5 h D ker Left Tang refurns for rhe Furs Top Right Baa Paul Schierbecker sho here he gefs his nickname Above The early morning risers 464 lli Delis Mhgs' Of The ShUffleCOCk Le r Pay Andy Ho TEAM Deli Sig Chi KA Beio Fiji Phi Deli SAE f O g B 5 winner B D 5 1 C W O IIVI POINTS 50 L15 40 35 30 25 20 465 s 'XL Gi And more IX nakj QLQQEKQS Cl2T?m People 1 3 A 'Q X . , Q- .. VYVVVV ,.,w.....w., ig'-, ., ' .,,. , f ,NHT Phi Delis, Delfs TEAM W I. IIVI POINTS Phi Deli 7 'I 95 Deli 7 'I Q5 KA 6 2 80 Beio 5 3 70 Sig Chi A A 60 Fciculiy 3 5 - SAE 2 6 45 Sweozey 2 6 45 Fiji 0 8 30 g B C B dD B 'M prepore for 7 pifch Below Righr D d D d JN , 'L 1 ,.. .m,.,fffl,2 I Y I 466 We For Leao' 51- 15. 'fn - Q-4' fm A up KV f R Nfl x-.5 s . S 5-New -v--x 6 M tit, ' so b N be Qs w vs - 4 -' t- - lg . . 1 W , .... Q R 5 N-X A ,N - . 0 F f . .1 ., M ,X I' K xt -. .. Q- ..x. gf.. ,A X X5 f' ' 8' 'W N 1 K S . S A V? ,v-. S 'V gk . ..,,. 53 I E A., . ix Y ,gx ,, x I,- -Lp 5. Q it Xie , . , - A f t - A . U Q . - X ,tt 3 6.2 4 , X4 X i . 3 X It vi, ' . - -. v 'i' , -' ' ' X ' , 'w I ,K .,:,. Zig ' fi - XJ ,. 1 . n . f fs T .s . X ! ws. Kgs x , 1 1+ X -.-.' . i X LIK- ' Above: Brian James makes o fundamentally sound cafch Top: Del? fans enjoy the action, Above: Disco Bob attempts a new srep. - 467 .m.. -.L-,, .:. e 54152 Phi Delfs C Q'-Q, ' -n-.. , ' 'Yu - WM,-, x - . 3 - X ' ' 'b ,v ,, -Q-Ta. 4 ' A. v, -- ,,...,.!W!A5v,,I3' ' ' ,f ,ov-.qs-.119 A , 5' v -,,.'4'0' 4 'S , ,jf Above Tony Schnell cngs G low fhrow Prghr JeffPhrll1berprUnces home Below I 5' . 'R , -uw, ' 'V - ' The wfnnefs or me soffbcll playoff, Pm Delta Thera W I +' --,.- 468 ,,- . -,QQ -.-. it -f au.. Leif karl Hoefe! sfriaes info The pitch Below Aff-SVG! pitcher Todd Wilson delivers for The Phi Delrs T'-v -,s 4 .. -wmv- Y-W-........ 5 V My . ln 1 , ....- .-.. . . ' .A, ...- The 4986 lnTramural SofTbalI season ended in a Tie beTween The Phi DelTs and DelTs, boTh records sTanding aT 7-'l. The DelTs acquired Their loss from The inconsisTenT Be-To squad, while The Phi DelTs IosT The regular season maTchup of The Two league leaders. In a posTseason playoff game, for The Trophy, The Phi DelTs claimed The championship. The season was characTerlzed by abundanT sun- shine and minimal rainouTs, Thus, providing The perfecT ending To anoTher year of inTramural compeTiTion. Leff: John Flood moves his imposing Hgure ID fo the bafferls box 6 l I l 1 469 TEAM Sig Chi Beio Deli Phi Deli KA Fiji SAE STROKES IM POINTS 3211 31111 355 378 404 402 50 45 40 35 30 25 20 .,....- al ' no I.-.nr ' 'f' 1 , :,.g - ww -51' Q, ' . 1,-q:,':f!2:- Y Top Ari lnfense QIOUD of IM gollefs rake c rest Above John Meusch I puns for eage 470 . , X RM Top Medahsr Ken Whitehead p spares to fee off enrouie fo o 72 Above Gary Adams swings for me Dells A lflhhn ng Combination Beelerfbtunger i 'H 2.469 The Intramural Athletic Directors are possibly the most important aspects of the intramural program. This year's directors, Brent Beeler and Brad Brun- ger, ran an efficient and enjoyable program for the student body. Their many hours of planning and scheduling were exhibited by the smooth way in which the season progressed. Confu- sion over starting times and questions about rules were almost nonexistent, a pleasant change from years past. Beeler and Brunger kept the houses updated and informed from the sea- son's beginning, to the end. To these valuable students we dedicate this page, for without them the intramural program would have been substantially less valuable to our campus life , ,. .,-,1..., .. .fn , lx' Aw-v L Top Parr of rhe KA s srrong crowd support which exrsled Ihroughour the year Mfaale KA Hoaserarher fray Fhrfps crfhaues me 'boys Borrow Toad 'Sugar' Nalfah shows good COUCSUYICYIOU 472 Kappa Aloha Vop Dean Cooper handles the ba!! for Yhe KA l?uhnrn'l?ebs Above Mike Quigley and Scarf Darlrhg srgnal fhe charge lfl l 1 5 Supreme Kappa Alpha Phi DelT sig chi BeTa DGIT SAE Fill A Sweazey ,141 if .1 I 1 'un-g.,, vang, . 2 n-an an ui' A W. , ,fi ' 9 - ..- . -V sg was 1 N.. , -is ' , 3245, ,. ,W 3' I . '11 e , M 4 A! ' iEi , ,' - IT ' f 2f? . ' , Top Tom Chrislensen looks for someone lo hir. Above Four year Top nignr C apfarn KA assures vfc loryrs near Above raauerball, dvision one, champion David Dallon kills one more Doug Young leads The KA bowlers - az..-.,:.p ,..,11-..- ,fz .:- .4 :Y -W 'ec' TEAM FINAL POINTS 804.5 709.5 702.5 676.5 647.5 363 296.5 462 The race for lnTramural Supremacy was won by The men of The Kappa Alpha Order, in a run away. Not since 1960 had Kappa Alpha found iTself aTop The IM sTandings. In 'I986 They accomplished This feaT in sTyle. Riding firsT place finishes in baskeTball, swim- ming, and Table Tennis, along wiTh second place finishes in fooTbaIl and raqueTboll, Kappa Alpha maThemaTi- cally eleminaTed Their opponenTs wiTh Three sporTs remaining. No oTher Team in recenT memory ouTdisTanced The compeTiTion in such rapid fashion. Kappa Alpha owed much of iTs success To iTs senior aThleTes. This eighTeen man class accounTed for a majoriTy of The Team members in virTuaIIy every sporT for KA. The vicTory was sTilI a ToTal house efforT, however, as 9696 of The broThers parTicipaTed in aT leasT one sporT. '173 'WK' ,gi -r an X ' K illlrg 1 Y 3 ppm:-mv BELT kr' ms..-.W Nunv ' J A I SZ .-,, S I gi I .f , 'Syd if Ma .., I I' n ---,A. -.. . . . Student Life A Whole Universe Ouf There 44 . 13,3 roplelr KarenDonahue andlufsy Shelton Mfddlelefr Jeanelane am1Bffan Dale engage in G wild popcorn party Middle Hgh? Tom Nofthcolr and Scott Defvoyel enjoy some homemade 'brewff Dig!-if John Loudon and frfehd show Support fo! their favorite Qrnfere A New Beginning Anxious, excited. and curious freshmen were no- ticed filing into the Quad on August 24. This marked the beginning of an electrifying occurrence a new beginning for the young freshmen. New friendships began forming almost immediately. These bonds only grew stronger throughout the year. The sharing of dreams, fears, and sorrows helped unite them and provide the couroge to keep fighting. Some will be unable to accompany the rest of the class at the traditional graduation ceremony, but those who do will only continue to grow closer. The best of luck and wishes for continued success goes out to this very special group and everyone else who endures the Westminster challenge. 1.4 LN nnf 'hf Ll E sv' ' X 1 lm MQ -, 3' Q fr 4 QP X uf .: ,xy .Na 5 . X-5 -.S 1' XS - -S., .tx Lefl koff Be5ore and fflends rake cover dunno unfovor able weolher Below Enc Wells meets Goll ol me ffeshmon mlxef or Wllllam Woods ww' X L Y I - . 'Q cs S , '- mtv 9 2?-la f',zz.'41' .LA r silken: I Illllfi I lllll'-5-S : lllll-fi nlnuauusl fb Quad Leff Jamie McGeorge peeks ln on Elisa Olson 's studies Above Sfeve Klrsch ond Mal? Kurlen make rhemselves of home IU me NISITS RUSh CL OCA WISE ST-VQUNG IPXGHT The H115 cheer Rushees home Tom Daws ffsrens fhrenm ro a Rash speech Shaaa Thomas sfps same or rhcf me Be-rapunch The SAE 5 welcome rhe Washees mia rheff house Mme Qafgfey expfafhs whar kappa Alpha bfarherhaaa fs atf abouf WK -in JUN 478 ,W-Q.. 9 B- 1 ' '? N,...v- I 2 JSI!! Glll ... xc., 'Q sl as 1 3 s- pit... -m,.....,v.. X at ,. - . 17 'FQ' M: ' ' 4- 0- 121 1- ' I lvlen's Rush, ThaT sTable TradiTion of old, Transformed inTo a new, confusing ordeal in 4985. The mosT noTable change resulTed in lengThening The fesTiviTles from seven rush daTes To eleven. Needless To say, previously hoarse voices soon became muTe. Several Time honored insTiTuTions also fell by The wayside. STreeTwall4ers be- came exTincT excepT for a paTheTlc Two hours on The lasT day. Now, Rush- ees could noT spike unTil The lasT rush daTe. The Hill ParTy was no more. Perhaps The worsT casualTies of The new sysTem were The freshmen Themselves. NOT having The opparTuniTy To see which houses had prede-Termined Their new pledge classes and which sTill opened Their doors To shy Rushees. many freshmen sTaked Their hopes on one house only To be disappoinTed when The limlTed auoTas did noT include Them. So much for TradiTlon. ??f'.E-'zz , - MNH' ,j4e' g .Qs Q Q ' CLOCKWISE STADTIIVG BELOW Doug Young shows Thar Mrles Davis has norhrng To fear The Pushes-s leave The Quad for Gnafher sessron of Push speeches Andy Rrkand looks far a brorher sa ro rnrroduce Ran Howard The Phr Delrs prepare To en Thuse Pushees ,, T ' '43 ,.., .ww-4110! V 1-':r '-'I The TradiTion changes COCA MUSE ST-lf'?'NG BELOW Aappcrs .same and ,we ervfevofm Qushees Theres pewjrm sxaeuakk songs Yefesc Afafvceffo we-fccmes Susan Coswebem 'O 0 The-ro pam koppas gfeer Pushees Wm 5ldEwGfk songs Anne Comm cneenuff, ewpwcms whaf - Jaco kappa Gamma fs QM! abffuf o- 0 0 N 480 4--x 4-X 1- .fi 4 Tt Q-yn .4- 4.. 316- 4 1? oi.,- N25 mu e Www'- A af!-' '51 an 'fu A . v 1 WOITISITS T Rush Panhellenic rush began Augusl' 3OTh, The day affer l.F.C. rush. This provided The female rushees wiTh a preview of whaT was in sTore for Them The following Three days. Much preparaTion on The parT of The women of Kappa Alpha TheTa and Kappa Kappa Gamma wenf info making The rush parfies exciTing and fun for all. All of Their Time and efforT and Tremendous planning paid off as They cheerfully greefed Their fourTh pledge classes on SepTemoer 'l. LEFT Janice Nyhoff shows Sonya Edwards Thefo Scrapbooks BELOW The mshees line up at The Memorial To porode To Ther! near rush porry 1 52 .. is 1 ' JE 5 Parents' Weekend 'N' 3. 1-.45 ' V xxx ,gf 'wg in Q gi ea 'k g 482 ax! 2' Q:-fs 2 .1 I Yefsf f 1 -- '9v?5,gg2L,.+w x ' fx ,Q X wiiw, ,,rQ'NX . XY' I s QS Qu 6 5 0 5 6 s n 0 4 'sl N 0 0 roof- O 0 00 00 v ,o0',o 0'..0'.n ' 1 x ,., M ,T ,31,,':,f- 4 N., . . - . flag Q ' Z D .Wi 3-1 for Y' K- 11 Q ' ' , 1 t'-i,r1'f-'figs 1 Q iii sm..-skfseia . ,cle , ,.. Like The annual Turning of The leaves, ParenTs' Week- end comes each auTumn caTching sTudenTs unaware. Some sTill have finishing Touches To puT on Their rooms Ohus explaining The cluTTered messy. OThers are jusT recovering from massive brain hemorrhages fThus explain- ing The less-Than-repuTable mid-Term reporTsj. BuT despiTe These mild Traumas of OcTober, The weekend is usually a pleasanT chance for parenTs To view children in Their new. naTural habiTaT. This is especially True for freshmen who can show off Their new world To Mom and Dad. For Those noT forTunaTe enough To have Their parenTs presenT for forTunaTe as The case may bej. Sweazy's annual Orphans' ParTy provides sympaThy in The form of amber colored liquid. For Those awake on Sunday morning, The Chapel service provides one lasT momenT for parenTs and children To be TogeTher on The grounds of WesTminsTer. Then iT is so long 'Till Thanksgiving. 483 5. 'Ann Winter Sports Festivol Cosino Night JF ....4 Z' q i A CL OCK WISE STARTING TOP LEF T: The Bluejoys celebrate ano fher vic- fory, Wrhfer Sports King and Queen - Dove Fisk and Lynn Mellonef Ken Theroff fake rf ro fhe hole, Frsk wrns yet another hand. 484 Theatre Arts CLOCK WISE STARTING LEFT: Sfudenfs pu? The Uno! fouches on Coleg Bill Vogf hams ff up on sfcfgey Keep fhof slob chained downg Ken Hirschmon shows us The meaning of true love. 1 -a.-.. Z' ZZ ssl Z i,ff ...- I, yf 2 N, , Mi ' .f T n R. ' ,ziyfli 173.9 111.31 ' ,gy if--ig ig -T , T l si Ju:2fl'f'agHf5kC - dj -3VsEi'34-,wiwk,h1:'Q'i? '-'lfrg 3'1 rs -1 5 'ff J' .urn ss I -5 . ..,..-- sup.. . W1 V 'LVN -Sinn-5.1 -, ,I -w-.N xfig '-fi - H T-e hh - ,VI 4 . , ' V if 4- b'-..,-u.I.1.'.if-.. ' --,...., ..., The Qoloxy of Missouri, however, is only o finite quonhty in The infiniTe exponse of The universe, Oulsicle of iT, enoless possiDiliTies for oITernoTe worlds exisf Whefher Those worlds be in oTher sToTes, countries, or plonels They sTiIl exisTc1nd WesTrninsTer, Fulfon, ond Missouri ore only miniscule porTs of The whole. If, Therefore. we llrnit our vision solely To The isolofed world of WesTr'ninsTer, our perspechve of The universe Ground us is severely disTorTed We sincerely believe The world we ore going To present in The following pages is GfOl'1TOSl'lC one We JusT wcJnTeo To show IT is noT The only one 15 X X fi. V x '1,.3 '? 253 1 ,Ev ,V 1' ' 5-55:5 V H Q 6 Q W? 58, 35 fr 9, 5 V X fl. .. '2 W M '. , , a' . D D ,.. , .,1, if N-3 14,1 i 8 I iw it 'Q L.,.,g1m fF : Q,.g., Xl Eff X 'x Q J 1 . 4 , Q 5 f XX NX o X 5 V X v 1 N x . x . , ' n I 1 s. S I v ' em . al' will wi 'u - Ml' I A 1 : ' X 'xfffig11'S?P1-ji .4 ' X., H 45953519 WV' 009' . 'NX 1'-,. ,. 1 2 ff? 4 r f f ' R ROBERT ESKRlDGE frightj gave a speech x X entitled French lmpressionismf' His talk ' 5 U included the use of slides featuring paintings 1 3 Q? by renowned artists such as Monet, Renoir, H Q Cezanne, Gahgain, Seurat, and Van Gogh, Q I f Q fix . Ei ' 3 :ist 1' :ggi si? l vi' fi X i if 2 Q1 i f i . ' i . g w i 3- 5 X s f CHRIS GOLDMAN fabovej, spoke about Apartheid in South Africa: Ci.ifrentRealities and American Responses. He told of his own recent experiences with the blacks of South Africa. Goldman is currently affiliated with Earlham College in indiana where he serves as a visiting assistant professor of political science, 488 s - SPEER MORGAN fpelo wj, a no velis t, snort story writer, and professor of English and director of the Creative Writing program at the University of Missouri-Columbia. He was the Una! speaker in a series enti'tled The Writer and His Roots, During his short stay at Westminster Mr, Morgan spent some time with se veral English classes. .aff ww: .Y tk JEFF COHEN fbelowj presenTed a Talk enTiTled Who Slew The Dreamer CMarTin Lufher lGngj? Cohen ga ve a hisTory of King 's life and presenfed some eye opening evidence ThaT made The lisfener Think Twice abouf The handling of The invesTigaTion of The slayed civil righfs leader, Cohen is an aTTorne y and a former Los Angeles - based invesTigaTor of The case. ,amp V 235 j ,, 3 WILLIAM CHlLDl?ESS fabovej, a well-known columnisf for The Sf. Louis PosFDispaTch who wrifes The column OUT of The Ozarks. Childress, an alcoholic himself spoke To sTudenTs abouT alcoholism and Told of his personal experiences ThaT iniluenced him To change his own life for The beTTer. While he was on campus he TaughT classes on The problems of being a wrifer. SCOTT KEEL Y CrighTj presenfed a dra- ma enTiTled Goodnight Mr. Poe ThaT was a dramafic inTerpreTaTion of whaf mighT have occurred on The night before Poe was found delirious and raving, in a BalTimore Tavern. x 825, F . 1 t Sw Qs :xxx 'K A' A L. x . . , 3 N, , VV ,pw ,, , ,KAVV ,,V.:: QM, WESTM NSTER COLLEGE , . L , Q,, Qv ,nr z I I S 0 3 gal. 1 ,gm ' 1 'X N J' N' -x.,-..,...hvi- Dismal , . f V I -1 mi. ' x iv Q 'jg I i 29.52.- In S' ,gg Q x I ,Fin-Tv'?v 'l . Sf .i 1 Fl?AlvK WHITBFCK rrrghtj, a 1969 graduate of wesrmrns ter College and presidentfo wner of Signature Life insurance Co. of America. spoke to students about Private Entrepreneurship Within the Current American Economy Opportunity or False Hope Mr Whrtbeck also donated the new sod for the Westminster College baseball Held, lx DAN MOLDEA rleftj spoke to students about Organized Crime in America, MOfd9G, a full-time free-lance writer and author specialr2ing in investigations of organized crime. gave a marathon history of organized crime and its role in the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. The Tl?lO CASSATT rlettj entertained students during their one hour concert at St. Mary Aldermanbury Church. The Trio Cassatt featured Dana Meryl Edson, Kathleen Mattis, and Catherine Lehr, all members of the St. Louis Symphony orchestra. The concert was entitled An Evening of Music. RICHARD NEUHA US frigh ij, presen fed rhe pro iife vie w on oborfion. Posror Neuhaus is the direc for of the Cen fer on Religion ond Socieiy in New York Cify ond fhe ediior of The Religion and Society Reporf. The oborfion ponei discussion fbeio wj broughf ihe Rehgion-in-Life Progrom's debofe fo o close. raking The pro-choice view were JULIA APPLE ond ANNE COX, For fhe pro life sionce fhe deboiers were PA TMANARD ond MARY WESSLER. CHRIS SPAULDING fieffj, o Horvord Gradu- ofe, presenfed o speech fified Sexual Horossmeni: Who Poys fhe Price? She discussed ihe cornpiexiiies of defining sexu- oi horossmehf, fhe exfehf, ond fhe effecfs of fhe problem. 5 n -sz U 3 xx1.nrxQs1i--.nl f-w a 1+-' EPP F' , :af W, 6 X 5 mf 'Eu ,ug , 'S U iig 1 . .4 u b tion-of W? 'gg --sm Symposium m-m1w1n,vQQivwMw-wwmxzx-m4w.Q::sf,aw.xf:-m4.9.v. ,m:,.-..4Q...g.:- - w1.M..4Lb.f.A1-.,L:..:fg- - - k-A-:LJ ,m.,:..q, ...,,, Ag: ..,., LM., . . M, , W.. . . PAGESQ STARWVG Thorne, Universiry of and me Fan Aspeefs of Relaifons, 4944- Gffciul 4941- 195 Q E 1' xx rr 1 X W, M rr w rr rru But... Perhaps iT is jusr as well Westmin- srer is a world in irself as one can see whar happens when it colliaes WiThr people from The larger Universe. Short Term! ..-fx.-.. . .. , 1rv.':u2Hu1:11 1f'wf71'f- V I- 4I,I':,l1NH,k:'1.,v Wu' : H 1 'l 'fd.N 'r' 2 -'W7 'Q 5 ,ji i ' KT? .xg N ' X-S3 r-4 YU f 'J if 1 I 496 E2 Q KN. in . . t. f.,f,'-V .9 - ' . Q' :1.u,QAIf WX 1 x NXQXXX- 'Q Q N im fx msg! Six xv. X-xi N x K+ 5-B1 .5 4 .gi gg :QXQQQ . . . .Wv-y ,. :J 'X - eg-.5 .M X-,N X.. .A -N15 .g d '21 ' a 1 '-:Q :E X 1 N. : Q . 'SSN f--'::.I3:.. 8 . ' 3 Q . ,Lb me . V . sg ,. ,Q sf VEI4. I ? 6 Su .+ - if .N , X it vw! X-,X ' P MX ' MQ Y -f - v , f S, A is :W 6 ,..- , xx j 1 X K if .4 x .X '- 1 U K 9 . if ,. Q51-5' 'r . ' 'af ,S AL-A , . ' 2 -VI:-N-' . , ' , 'f,,.3- ,- 7 - ' ' 'I 'HN' 1 'x - -1 . gf, ' N2 'gf ' . . 3 ,f ' 4. ,A ,gf 'Z 'Q . HF 4 I . 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ExcellenT performances by oll Phi DeIT Tedm members, including o 145 poinT moTch by Cori Copek ond o IdsT minuTe, TriumphonT onswer by John Rollins, insured Their vicTory. How- ever, bofh Teoms hove IosT Two sTrong seniors eoch ond The field is open for The 1987 compeiiiion. 199 V: 1 ul BELOW Fairrirul Alumni fans cheer on Shops and Srench TNGHT Shops and 5Te-rich hors! Their merry balsa wood lfophies qjndplacei ABOVE Tf1eClo5sol '30 TOP NIGHT Raymond Sfm- mofis flooring if Through The Alma Me-ref run xx -QA' fariiif i, if TNT? iilfl. X , y ., 'N Q. 5 1' I Alumni Weekend IT is o Time when The old meeTs The young. when losT TradiTions are revived, ond when new TradiTions are revealed. Every May The grounds of Wesfminsfer are filled wiTh reTurning Alumni. They come for differenT reasons. The youngesf seek ouT friends sTilI enrolled. The oldesT reTurn for one lasf pilgrimmage To Their Alma lVldTer. BuT dll reTurn To shore in reminiscing obouT Their WesT- minsTer days. BuT reminiscing aside. The weekend is filled wiTh mdny evenTs To enfhuse and enfer- Tain Alums during Their shorT weekend. The Friday Tennis TournamenT allows would be sTars To win balsa wood Trophies. SoTurday sTarTs wiTh The 5K Alma lvlefer run for The fiT and crozy. A luncheon Safurdoy afTernoon and o Househop SoTurday evening allows The Alumni To meeT pasT friends ond sTudenTs alike. Then Sunday morning, a quieT service in The Memorial concludes The weekend wiTh fiTTing reverence. As They drive home, one only hopes Their minds are occupied by pleasanT memories of WesTminsTer days. I ,Ml J, V ' x ', ' ' r,'-'uf ' 3 , ff' ,,-ff , . '-A... f gf -gf-G fMg+:.' f , X . fl A ' ' ,f,'M .A ,, 'A Xxx 'ffmx I ' lf!-L 2 if-1-J AM' ':' 'gzw 4 f , . Y ' -r f , . 1. , . !, . ,,, ,, X 1 . a -agp! .Q V f 5 - A AU Q Y Q, S. I W. N V. il.,-1 'w V M., A , 521 'l AL- ' ' , in .V 'K K ' . , W 9 'A 1 . ,,A,A , f 1 I 5: . H '- ff ' ' 4 ' 1 , .- . 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Many unsuspecTing novices were recruiTed for The ever-popular DaT relay, buT several of The ol' f pros seemed To enjoy The embarrassmenT and volunTeered again This year. NeverTheless, The enTire day was full of exciTemenT. Many Thanks go ouT To all The organizers of This year's games from everyone who parTicipaTed and from Those who merely specTaTed. l i l vs l l A l l l l 202 ' I . , ,f 4 1 4 1 g -,l -V r ms, 5 W A . i x E N w . fi? 5 E if 5 '30 I ' , sh-5? W '1 .N s A. H114 .3 H sill, A H- -f JY gfffgr. . ' ,em gg , 1 - pa, .fi g Awards Night The Student Life staff takes time each year to congratulate and ackno wledge outstanding students at the Honors and A wards Con vocation. Also recognized were those students who were recently inducted into an honor fraternity. Groups participating in service projects also received a special thank you, This year, in fact. Chaplain Young was honored for his service to Ecumenical Mihis tries, SCHOLAf?SHfPS AND A WARDS Outstanding Athlete of the year Award - Brad Hilsabeck Wall Street Journal Student Achievement A ward to top ABE Senior Student - Marguerite Donovan Wal Street Journal Student Achievement Award fPolitical Sciencej - Jim Daniels Thomas W, Botts Award - Bob Granger C . Douglas Smiley Memorial Prize in Chemistry - Steve Maxwell William E. Pearce Scholarship - Brenda Hoerstkamp CRC Freshman Chemistry Award - Don Arnold American institute of Chemists' Outstanding Chemistry Award to a senior - Monica Brown Outstanding Junior Woman Award - Becky Bickiein McQueenfSweazy Award - Chris Lundberg Alumni Telefund Plaaue - Phi Delta Theta Andrews' Mathematics Scholarship - Tae Yang Walter A. Boyd Athletic Award -David M. Dalton Jane Maughs Grant Scholarship - Kevin Green James H. Brooks Bible Prize - James H. Williams Robert Michael Brown Memorial Scholarship - Kirk Sudheimer Raimer Baltzell Memorial Scholarship - Becky Bicklein John M, Cave A ward - Kelly Carlson William H. Clark Scholarship - Mark Pfeiffer Cranshaw Scholarship - Chris Wolf Dr, John Rood Cunningham Scholarship - Roger Furkin The Cameron and Jesse Day Prize in Biology - Joel Hassien Hoyt D. Gardner Scholarship - Jeffrey Long The Eva Cave Barrow Scholarship - Bill Battle John Gates Memorial Philosophy Prize - John Rollins and James H. Williams. Frank N. and Louise Gordon Scholarship - Jeanne Velders Allen D, and Jane B. Harper Scholarships - Suzanne McDaniel, Steve Werder, Cara Smith, and Tony Mayheld Robert G. and Ruth H. Hoerber Scholarship - Dana Farlin George Kemp Scholarship - Kirsten McCue and Kelly Carlson E. P. Lamkin Prize in LOflr7 - Greg Johnson Dr, Karl V. McKihstry Memorial Scholarship - Steve Riley Connie Jean Meyer Scholarship - Kim Shotton Ned O. Miller Leadership A ward - Bart Jones Jarrett Kellog Parker Scholarship - Paul Morbitzer Phi Kappa Psi Greek Award - Mike Quigley John Simon Scholarships - Mary Schaller and Ke vih Gibson L, Norman Thorton Memorial Athletic Scholarship - Cory Hohnbaum The David L. Travis Writing Award - Dana Farlin Westminster Dames Scholarship - Robert Norton W.C. Whitlow Scholarship - John Rollins Eugene F. Kimbrell Award - Beta Theta Pi Don Gordon College Bowl Trophy - Phi Delta Theta E. C. Henderson Award - Phi Delta Theta SAE American Red Cross Bloodmobile Plaque - Phi Gamma Delta Professor of Military Science A ward - Kappa Aloha Student Academic Advisor Award - Marquess Hall lnterfraternity Council Pledge Class Scholarship Award - Kappa Apha Panhellenic Association Pledge Class Scholarship Award - Kappa Abha Theta lnterfraternity Council Scholarship Trophy - Beta Theta Pi George H. English Scholarship Cup - Kappa Abha Theta Drosten Trophy - Phi Delta Theta I V 4 f,-I if if Left Phr Delra The ra rs preserved wrfh the Drasfen Cup by Dean Krrby Below Marlene Acree rs awarded wrfh roses for her hard work ln argarvrz- rng the A wards Con vocofron Q74 . Q K X-53. 'Q 'f Y' Ne X :sf A ,SP .gxsik MX A x . A f Top Leff .lack K enn y accep ls the Professor of Mrllrar y Scrence award for fhe K A Ls. Lefr Sydney Slough accep rs fhe Panhellenrc Schalarshrp award on behalf of me The las Above Dean Maflrrvgly presenfs fhe lhefos wifrv the Errgllsh Cup award -.- . M- K N F i 1 Faculty I. If-' mm- qs,- May 'l8, 4986: 10:45 a.m. Baccalaureate ea 1, X .- . N N an CL OCA WISE Senrors prepare ra parade fo Champ r-luarforrum Dr Schufrg and The SA-'airs leaa me graduafes Pev Evans delrzrers fhe sermon as Jrrra Wrlframs and Dr Saunders look on Dr Saunders aadre55es me Graauares Q0 Moy 'I8 'I986 2 30 p m Commencement .Q K5 155 L . 'ff' . 1 , Af ,l'!,I.:1 we 991 50 ' as The Graduates 'tx wif' -,, .. up 'W 4 a 6. 'IQ ' ,il V1 ...Q A 5 X .-i f ,- , 'N-Q .... N , A . Q Q X Q , Q: 3 : hw' N S T OPPOSITE PAGE CLOCK WISE FROM TOP Kevin Aaron receives me hrsr drploma of 7056 Senofor Eoglefon delivers nfs las? scheduled Commencement Address, Graduates parade from the Columns to Champ Audrtorrum, Focully porrlclpafe ln groducmon GCflVlflE'5 CL OCKWISE Paul Hoe ln nfs ncmve afrrre. the groduoflng Srgma Chrs, Bob Granger looks for friends, Jrmmy Webb and Jimmy Roy Danlels offer groduaffon, Valedlcforfon .llm Wfllloms 209 4.4 -N! N N M Ik wxiem Wx, fx X Y' gr N. I Mig' .. QI 9 hu L -'lx F if Xa 64 -ag. i 9 Fl 4 I 1 P-we .. X tw? if Elf . ' Q H 5 H133 . QW!! A 'ha TV I I 2 -M3 fmih? f ? he -are i Vq'd,5z'-.gy 'mbgm C if K H , ,'. ' ,jg , I -Q ' f - V9 . di We '- ,, :.f-1 f'-.511 . ' 1 H 5 - Q gviff- jfyXX:f ,Y ., . 3 '- QM .f.,.i4u13.,64fv,'??.5.K SQ 1 Outstanding Senior Sleve Conder, known fo hrs friends as Cruiser , was selec led by lhe Alumnr Assocralron as fhe Oulsfonmng Senror of fne Class of 1966 Thrs award rs To honor a gracluarrng senror for hrsfher servrce fo livrng unlf, fo Weslmrnsler College, and lo Fullon and lhe surrounding community. S fe ve has been very ocrlve on fne campus in his four years al Wesrmrnsrer. He nas porfrorpafea os SGA Treasurer, re vrsrng lhe books and srmplrfyrng the accoun lrng sysfem. He was selecred ro Who 's Who rn College Sruclenrs, was presraenf of Phi Mu Epsilon, a member of Pnl Awho Thelo. and o member of Chaplarn Assocrafes S fe ve has been an RA, a member of ODK, and has been rnsrrumenfal in lhe revlfolrzofron of WCIA. The Blue Jay Staff oongroruloles Ste ye Conder I 1g.-1e:-yer.-S121-f.---. 4-V , T, -We Steve Conder 244 Burning do wn lhe Quad f ' W - ' Q ' V . MM f 'Nm 5 1 V a Www -4. . 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M . l fx President Sounders Alumni Relations Development ,-,wwf QL' A :sua f f ee' eeette - Mrs. Linda Rernbrsh, ABO VE ' Public l?elafron5, Mr. Bruce Haokmarm, LEFT Director of Alumni and Parent l?elafion5 Mr. Jrrn Flrnk. '19 UPPER RIGHT' Secretaries, Mrs, Nona Leonard Mrs, Dorothy Canada, Mrs, Carolyn O'Danley, Mrs. Bernell l-logon, I x Ll-V -. 2 ..--5 .1 C 1 f- ' D-' ,IL 5 ,S5.'.!.'f Y -- 1 A J AdIT1iI'1iSTI'ClTiOl'1 H M - 2 ff-M Al a 'Fifa , A ' num , Vavuevav mac! ' ' ' 5 , ' W ----N 5- was ARA sign- x X : . H1 4 . , MIM ,z n .. 1 Q i ,. ' - . ff ' .fl Q . .Q -r .- . Q-1 N . . - x N .. , .. - . ... U-- ... - ...... .. , - -1.- . , ' - ........,... H- .,,,M, nu ' '---'-A7 ... ' ' '-'-Q V--L. fm 14- ' -'W--' Q , r- A ,fr -1- 1,- ,W V,,-f- X., V Xu P ,tif-' n.: '4, Q, Xu ,sg 1+ H' if nb! Q .- f' 1' M .,,- s ...tb ,,.,...-Q--f ,wi aft I .sq '-4 ,. ' vm ,A Q . 5 -q o ll: o rg., a W L .Qaid- 'x, . ,A Via X' I-r 5 4- Y 4 1 5 r r 1 r r r CLOCKWISE STARTING LEFT DSOD ol FGCAJIW, Dr Plchard EMOVflf7gly4 Assisfanf ro ' Pegrsrrar, Mrs Sherrl Sommers, Secretary to Deon. Mrs Mane Fosrer, Faculfy Secretary Mrs Barbara McGee, Ass1sranrDean and Drrecfor ol Dara Processing, Dr, Jann E Schulrz, Pegrsfrar, Mrs Phyllrs Masek s 20 r mas S-.. 'N '55.. as- xx Nl 'Hi 6 BK is , 7 I IX W-vs .., X 4 . 'ii-.E 1 -u as-4:15, .M Cv!! Business Office Financial Aid -RAN X s he 5 M ,.-N.. ,4- is CLOCK WISE STAIPUNG LEFT Mrs Jean Wrnrgear Mrs Drby Thomas, Mrs Angie Bemberger, Mrs Shirley Maore Assocrate Dean Admrssrans and of Frnancra! Ara, Mr David Humphrey Mrs Jean Flvnn, Business Manager, Mr Fred Frsher. Mrs kay Carr 24 AdfT1iSSi0l'1S num un n. Q f.. LJ I 22 1 :'7 1!'4l Q3 'gm X 4 1 1' - ' , A Q. - ' 33 'L 'W' l yi: 4. , , , j 9 ' l . , I ' 5 8,1 , l S , 1 1 1 I PICICGITIGHT 4 - ' I ABOVE Admrsslons staff, left la nghl, Barbara O'Cannell, Bob Swartz, Clark Fowler. Dffeclor, Scoll Goplrn, Davfd Humphrey, Carole lellef, Phflllo Krmml LEFT Placemenl Asslslanl, Venlra Rennef, l?lGl-ll Dfreclol of Place-mem, Sally Reynolds l L. Student M Life CLOCK WISE STARTING LEFT Deans Gophn, Mattingly, and Kirby discuss recruitrhg strategres, Student Life Stott Assrs- tont, Mrs. Marlene Acres, Dean of Student Lite, Dr, Patrick Kirby, Director of Student Actfvltres, Mr Tom l?yon Staff ABOVE John Walk er Manager al Amerrcan Faaa Managemenr CENTED College lrwn, Nancy Verrellana Dean Wrrgm TOPLEFT The Dabervsam Drrvrng Hall Sraff TOP' MIGHT Berry Hams marlroarn l?ll3l-lr Lrbrary Sraff llrrv Mrs Barbara Aw Mrs Lf: Hauer Mrs Dosalre Wrlls Mrs Lama Mrrcrvell 5eC0rval?ow Dr Ernesll-lk Hrllara Mr Wrllram Marauarar Mrs P A Dvsrarr 241 Ad American Food Management College Bookstore Computer Service Library Memorial Mailroom I ii' CL OCKWISE STAIPTXNG ABOVE Ms Virgfnra Hayes, Mrs Barbara Knife, Secretary ro Dr Pemley Dr Audrey Demley, Mr Henry Orrrnger 26 m N 3' 'I. 1 i -E , 4.-.,......-. ilk-one-...,......N,-.,-..x-.. .... Y 'Q' 13--V gg S+ ,. if 'I 1 ff 1 4 JW , ' ,tx - f E V 4 I S I 15,3 s ' 4 .W ,, . so N X .X X ik ,. .X o..,,y,m- N gi sf 5 -as -ww. A X fx 1.-webcam NN-- sg 3 Y'-',ss53s,Qi,1,L5gwe ,Q K :wwf :s Xe X gross Civ- vxi X3 bf,v'I- N! '- -srsisili .. X A H ss X515 Q1 'E E 1 JW . 1' CLOCK WISE STARTING ABOVE Ms. MagarefHe1nnchs. Dr Kennefh Muse, Sociologyg Dr. John Page, Anthropology. Counselling, Leorning Disobililies Anthropology, Sociology f HW Aooounfing Business qv. .4 1 f fQ N ,I X. ,. WM- .. -...nw 9 V ,, ......,.,.......,....-.........., ..,.... ...W ...M .-..- u awww-sw ,, . -4. - i A i - .A O , .,, ,. 4 main-anno-an f- 21 'Vs WX qwwnuqgg- '- -an-uuqunn-s 1 ' . . 4-ulnubvw I Q- 1' Q 1 . -w sci 0 'M' -' 1 TOP LEF T Mr Robert Hoerbel ABOVE Mr John M Cove, TOP CENTER Mr kennem Peurel CENTER Mr Tfmorhylreland TPIGHT Ms Sholon Salem Xxx Q , 4 I Q 4 If vrarwtwq E X.1-,,A.,'f 'X NN R 1 4 x 1 1 x x fx 'X Aw R 13 k ? 5J -sn, ECOnOI'T1iCS X A' .b v V.t .vQ ' ' 'f1 ,f M x -x - Ty if 1 ' V ' 52, . .Q ..,. M . -2: ,W M ., A ,.1- A Y ' ' vat b . , -If Q :Intex .Vz ,wbxzxf I i 'xv 555' - , , A 'Nj my . H as Q Q ,Zigi it . H 1 8, 4.1 X - 2 5 'da ., I Q tl L, M J' ' - , ff- Q A 5 M ' 'N 1: f x, R ff . M W ,, -Q - up ' aww' , ABOVE AND CENTER, Dr. Anfhony Bafreff, LEFT Ml Peter Hcfgh 29 -.RE CL OCA WSE STAIPWNG FIGHT Dr Dowd Colwvs Dr Leon Vwk efson Mf Joy kafrsffclls to class M1 Mfgyne jade Mr fem Mme D1 Wmam Bleffuss CENTEPLEFT Mr Joy Kon CENTEPPIGHT Mf Term Mme assfsrs O smaenf f ' , 0 ,.ls 'f VJ W., 1 -gk J , Q .pf - '2 Y f 3 30 www. . English H sw , TT .4 .32Ifj'e4 iff ml AML r'- xy, Hz. .9 A . v v 'XXX' if - '- ---q-. 34 C L Ph History Philosophy fosopm D1 DUvrd5Oufh9ll1 L Q 'I Religion Speech CLOCKWISE STARTING LEFT Dr Chnsfian Hcuen Dr. Wfllfom Youngy Ms Tammy Osrrander, Speech 33 Psychology 'M , ,H gg .3 .,, f T' A 141' -J. ,ny K am, H , , ,- CLOCK Wl5F SUWTING ABOVE D1 Gale Fuller Pl Mrljom Muellerlbylul DI Dfchofd Merkle A despemle Lwchplcfgx sludefvl 34 .gg .Q 7 vi' iii! ,mx 6' ssl , SS ZZZZZZZZZZQZZZZZZZ2ZZZZ?Z? N... gxwx NN x W QQ X xx Nl S 32 ii i ii il i ,,,. 4 v u i CLOCK WISE STARTING LEFT Dr John Langfonf Dr Pere! Leo, Mr Foul Splnden, Mr Pefel Kim i i Political Science 35 1 v I e I 4 . - v w , fi 'r N. . 1 J. . lr l 4 I I vui Moth Physics Computer Science ., V . , Q X' j , ' e 3132 . f K -4.5. R. . .6 5,3 :V e. ' 1 ' .j . f -,,,..--- ' ABOVE D1 Brooke Sloss TOP RIGHT Ms Ann Wfllfcms CENTER D1 Kent Palmer, RIGHT Dr Ben BUGGE 36 .,-4-1 mn V N w Y w S X H. Q E fs v ,, r I 1 - TOPLEFT Dr Jonathon Mosely, TOPPIGHT Ms Debfo Perkowskf, CENTER Ml Raymond Chan. ABOVE Dr Mfke Williams 37 Biology I L1 7 'qw 1' : xx :Y ,Am W . ffl.....,5 v fi.. li!! Y '-.nf Sw In lflllil RI., rm,1n,,h ,IUSM 'X I1-H VOPLEFV Dr Wgmngron Wflffoms VOPDIGHT D1 Howcfd Hfnde MGH! Dr Douglas Ffckess ' fu ' 38 I ' Qfff X N --os, Q K., Z! 1 , Q I E 5 'F N I . A ' , 22' l 1 ' . .A NH Vg N MQW f ' Chemistry TOPLEFT D l?leyHa rngs,LEFT Mr Charlestl e ABOVE Dr Gle Fe chs Q N QE' -,,,A A, l ,vga y' 1 kb ,, A mr.: - '-fo my CL 013 WISE 5 VAXTNNG ABQ VE Ms Heverfy Aoglowskf M1 ,ffm Mcfwen Mr Dfchcfd AUM Coaches McEwen gnd Due-fer fnrenrw warm me Blue-favs ww UUOVYWEV Dash erbafl game Physical 40 Education G '14 A w 1' 1' i, C 1' A 1 1 Ji ,sf- 4' CLOCK WXSE STARTING BELOW Dr Lrndo Pickle, Dr Pfckle lecrures fn the fVICCluer Room, Dr PODEIT Se-ellngef, Dr Henbefro Del Porto 'Mme'- Sim Y-. wg , Language va -:K Xr: X. X ,,x,. . rx .1-1 x J R vw ROTC L 41. ...ww- AM -'.r. ' f', An, an li ... xxw., l 1 '4'liA3l1 rm 2 ' N 5 '., ' 1 vi -K I CL OCKVVISE STARTING ABO VE MAJ Wflffom Dovfs MAJ Pay Chasrofn Mr Day Sm-moms LTC Donald Hedgpafh V A2 -M 1 , K .R If I po Candids CL OCK WISE STARTING BELOW Dr Pemely can 'f hide from phofographers long pasf. Df Ben Budde scrambles for U TD, SGT Wffly Green Mr Hank Offrngef in 0 silent sefffng. Pi '4e1,,,z9fg.w,,.,,:w- ' 'V More Ccandids Y, af, 7' I if? ...wc dig , P4 f .ge : ASSET fi 1 - , . fr' -.,,,,,...ahl .uv-4' fl.. ,wi i! I , -.1 Classes And Living Units gig-T' 1 . ' LA .ii 41 1 WESTMINSTER A WORLD IN IT SELF i S ' Q QDLLYJG UNDED FCis51'- I ,...f d Faculty Classes and Living Units 45 Organizations 101 Varsity Sports 121 intramural Sports 149 Student Life 175 Advertisements 215 N FIPESHMEN Glen Aokley CKAQ Kris Ansfane qnjip Michael Armour QSAEJ Donald Arnold CSAEJ Jeanelle Avakian QWCIAJ George Balbach qPhi Deity Jim Barbour fDelTj Talboi Benton lll CSig Chij l-Cori BeSore QDelTj Jeffrey Bingham QDeITQ Joseph Biffle QFijij Krislopher Blunk QKAQ Debbie Brandi Qlndg Thomas Branl QKAQ William Brock qBe'ray Mary Bruening QKappaj Kevin Buckley QSig Chip John Burgess IV CDel1j Susan Caslleberry Uhelaj Jim Champlin QPhi Dellj A Y. X x gs A A sporfswear salesman is There some fhing you haven 'T fold us, Ar- mrsfead? X I . A v 1' 4 Q.. QX i is 4 l i l I -mall tpff Steve, I wanted to scoop the Woods, not the woods! The side effects of Hnols? '5 Y j vm h , 1 f X if CN x . 'xx if e A ,Lg . 3 Z A-1 , - l l X SE x X1-- x,-xg EYE'- ' ' li , - 152 ' 'x'?? i :. 14 ,W A, if ss xxiiw Q N Xi X ' A 2 M2 I Xxx vo I Pk y' S. .K X Qs? a '31 Christy Charleville Uhetaj Deborah Clark QWCIAJ Matt Clark QBetaj Pdtrick Coates Cindy David Cook qSig Chip Brian Cornish CDeltj Stuart Cory fBetaj Donald Daut QPhi Deltj Tom Davis QDeltj Royster Day QSAEJ Jay Delong CBetaj Scott DeNoyer Qlndq Karen Donahue qliappay Elizabeth Dunn QKappaj Franz Duy CSAEQ Sonyd Edwards Qihetaj Jennifer Elliott Uhetaj Mark Elliott qSig Chip Karin Erickson Uhetay H., dz! WHS 5' N3 FRESHMEN Eric Ewolt Qlndj TirnoThy FonTer CSAEQ JondThon Finch QKAJ Scott Floyd CDelrj Trocy Frovel CKoppoj Tobe Frisbee CSAEJ Skip Friffs QBeTdj Roger Furkin QSAEJ John Gorreff QBe1oj Tiffony Gilmour Qioppoj Ddvid Glonz Cindy Brod Goff CBSTOD lvon Gorsky QPhi Delfj Leo Grohorn qKoppoj Ron Grohom CDeITj Lourie Groner Cindy Brdd Hoertling QSig Chij Cory Hogen CKAQ Webb Hornilfon QSAEQ Dovid Honke QDeITj . W ,,. .,x,..,. Ed Hordin qBeTdj Brion Hardy QPhi DeITj MoTT Horper QSAEQ David Horrison CDGITJ John Hoyes QSig Chip Doris Hoynes QWCIAQ s ,r f, . : RTE xx i Porffaif of o Fulfonion 3 1 .1 Y if . .Q ., r X th. E Y il? i Y SY RNS :Q-w.-: r x - ' x 'N ,- -Q r as ' Q , , xs.'.X i . Y 4 r Jeff Hedrick qDeITj Debra Hensel Clnaj Tamera Herron QWCIAQ Terry Herfel Ondg Mary Ann Hinkefenr CKappaj Lee Hoffer fDeITj Jeff Hallman qDeITj Tom Holman CKAj Hilary Housron CKappaj Enjoying college We? Ah, come on Mom, can? we keep him for a while? 6-,QQ K 'TW N5WHS':7cE!:l Q rr . Douglas Howerron CBeTaQ John Hughes CKAJ Darrell Jackson, Jr. QKAD S1ephen Jackson QSIQ Chip Rob Janssen CSAEQ 'Q' HSM! if . ' LQ. FRESHMEN ,a'.-Q5-. 1 ,X M - SQCA ', Timothy Kennedy qPhi Deity John Kenny QKAQ Scot? Kessler qFijij Pofrick King CBetoj Beih Kirchner qKoppoy Steven Kirsch Qlncij MQTT KurTen QSAEQ Jeone Lone flndj Todd Long fSig Chij Roberio Loydon CWCIAJ Chorles Lehwoid Qlndq Notolie Licklider flndg Lone Lollor QSig Chip Louro Long Uhetoj John Louden CDel'rj Scorf Johnson CSAEJ Denise Kollbrier fTheToJ Jornes Kossonoff QKAJ Angelo Keebler Qindj ,155 3 ffl i N h x L qzzkwff . i . ,,,, v L-A 5 Y X u ls Wiliam X griiiihfilit no . at TT? ., J I J W 4 f il 'f Yr' I 1 i 1 H 'J i X, ,a,,. gi S. . yn Q Phillip Love qFijij Chris Lundberg Cindy Richard McCullough QDeItj Jamie McGeorge CBetaQ Scott McHaney CBetay Ann Marcum fliappay David Martin fFijiQ David Mason QPhi Deltj Stephen Maxwell QFijij .Ng g.,51XN if v Vx 3'v:gf:.:. ,::v:n-.-::.r.':.ry.:-1-:rf V. - l 'iff-f - x X I . ik iiftrrigfixglllrizzfiyzfs , X A Tony Mayfield Qlndj M fi 31- H ' ' 1 X v ' 1 'EJ 4' Eric Meusoh CKAQ Amy Miller Qliappaj Laurie Miller QKappaj Mark Miller fBetaj Karen Moline CKappa3 qxkxx it sq R4 al 4 V If looks Hke Miller Time for George . , . The 1986 Heismann Trophy winner goes fo . . . K ,QM .K 4 1 ri: if M , ,M ' .L -' r . . Q fur-4 '3- -we If 1-74, 9,,,-- ,M yr Y 4:11. 'N N at 4 N:7lfVHSElcEl:! FRESHMEN 4395 Robert Moody Qlndp Tim Moore fDelTp Jeffrey Moyers qaerop Jeff Muskopf QPhi Deiip Kris Nou QSig Chip Hope Neel QWCIAp Koihy Nelson CKoppop Scoff Nilsen qBefop Tom Norihcuff fDelfp Troy Norfon QKAp Christopher Nunnelee QSig Chip Chris Oehler Clfoppop Michoel O'MolIey CFijip Jocquelyn Off Clncip Torn Owens qSig Chip Brion Poneffiere qPhi Delfp Michael Pefers CPhi Delfp Mork Pfeiffer CKAp Alison Phelps Clioppop Nicholos Plosiiros fSig Chip .Q A 'iv . N gi Q fa 1 X fp 'ri , N2 e1z f n'9f.'l!?itr ?5i'iP Q 5 his ...F Xin in R L X . x ZWTZ ' ii sm . A XB. 'i .w:sbwsm:'ry ygvx s v , x x x. .s WF - xx , 'iw 'Q FX 1-,S X, ii: s Ng 1 r K, x xt xx' K QM af'-5.1 ': 'YH . F5 X: ' ,K iii: John Powers CSig Chip sri Ken Powers QFijij Rob Price QBeToj fi ChrisTy Roney Clndj David Reinkerneyer qKAy x Riro Renner QKoppoj Q Corolyn Riddiford QKoppc0 Pomelo Robinson QWCIAJ Timothy Roores QSAEQ NM X1 -L .,...' :EW ---'- Il.,..,: s Loro Rosenberg fKoppoy l '. is xt xwxixcwgxxsi One of Wesfminsferis homeless? 4, -'lf QL I ' -1,ff'f4:v5?-- 9' ' , M 1 l ' . was r I , I .Y V '. , ' 'fn M, ,,, , , , I, . A , ,.,,. . . Q, .. .A A,,,.' N ..,,,M T,:5,fL,i6Jf- , H . .,., , +R, Q . .1 ' x fha? he is In fronf of. . . noone? As he rounds fherlasf curve, he notices FRESHMEN ii? Brian Sabo qKAj Dave Saldivar CWCAIQ Doug Schlueter QSAEQ Richard Schulrs CSAEJ KiTsy Shehon fKappaj Scoft Sims qlhclj Cara Smirh Qlndj Jim Spriggs QPhi Delfj Tiffany Steiger QWCIAQ Bren? Suen CPhi Delij 'hiv K . Aeriel view of the Schlufius esfcre, -w im My QM S 'll NA .4 Michelie Tarpey CTheTaj Mark Taylor CFUD Kerry Thomas CKAJ Shadd Thomas fBeTaj Heather Tripleff Uhefaj This is a service project? The epitome of in ferfrafernffy respect. if f A I is X V f Q X A f r Christopher Turner CKAQ Jeanne Velders Uhetaj Cynthia Vines qKappaJ Lorin Vogeding Cindy Raye Walker CWCIAQ Dawn Walter Uhetaj Michelle Watson fKappaj Steave Wayman CDeltj Eric Wells fKAy Dawne Whaley Uhetaj Douglas Wilson QKAJ Jayne Wilson Uhetaj Richard Winters CSig Chij Christopher Withington Cln Vicki Young fKappaQ U-D N5IfVH5'5'cIl:i' Wesfm' sfer V ,..T....-.-.... ......, ...-,.-,,,..-.-- .r 'r1,f -'wr' sp 4 12-br-K . ,M Nah, s f I ' -, ,Q V 'ff fX'.f'5'2rYg5 -r if ,N X r ,fly ' 4' X 3,35-' rf? ' r Q lj 4 I . 2 S R i 1 r r - 1 No larger than one Sciluore rnrle, populafed by o mere seven hundred peopfe Westmrfrsrer rs o worfdrn rrself For four years we Come ro rms world. workrng and pfavrng ro garn mor mos? prrzed of all possessrorrs - an educarron Bur whor rs our world M-'ef' fhrs year: Elueray seeks To answer that Quesrron wrtrr copy and prctures The yearbooks Yrweme, WesfmrnsTer. A Worra rn use!! rs on awe-mp! Yo Capture and portray me nature of the Wesrmrnster Worrci rn a srrorr 224 pages Ver mrs rs not rts onry purpose Tnrs rears Bluefay arso hopes Yo show Thar a whole umverse ouvsrae of Wesvmrnstefs Isolated communrfy exxsts to be known ana exotorea Wrmouv vrewrng Wesrmrnster 'rom Thus broader perspectrve, we be-Ireve our ,yirrrart of rms smarl, Mrdwesterrm, Lrberal Arts College ITNIQVNY become arsrortea 2 SOPHOMORES l wonder if I can hir anyone in fhe fac- ulfy secfion over there! 3 Ci .Qi Lau 8 i 4 5 X 0 l x i l 1 wfargrl TQ, f .wh W Curfis Bailey fFijij Bonni Baird Uheiaj Robert Barnes ll qFijij Brad Bauer QSAEJ Eric Black qPhi Delfj Brel? Blosser CKAQ Philip Boeckman CKAQ Blake Bradshaw fSig Chip Chris Bridges fSig Chij Preslon Buchner fSig Chij Lee Lee Burdelle QKappaj Calhy Campbell fKappay Ashly Carier QKappaj Marie Cosiere CWCIAQ Tom Chapman QKAJ William Cleveland Il CSig Chij Carr Collins CKAQ Q i i l P l 4 I li Trav Creed QSig Chip David Deveydl CPhi Dellj Michael Devine fPhi Dellj Jay Dieckhaus CDelTj lvlilch Dolloff CBeTaj Michael Donley CDelTj Colleen Donovan CKappaQ Sieve Dresser fFijiy John Dubinski Cindy Suzy Dugan fliappay Elizabelh Dycus Uheraj Daniel Eads QDelTj Drew Erwin CBeTa7 David Ganlf CSig Chij Jannle Geissal Uhelaj Kevin Gibson Cindy Dwight Grayson CSAEJ E David Griffin QBeTaj Slacy Hampton Uhefay Lisa Hughes CKappaj if ' ' -:tu v 21255: N XX ., 53' WW K WX X X x gm N Nb Mx xx: X , g Sy s , s is G fi N Q f x X X 1 X X Q' Skx p XY X X ' 4v?!fXbfX1-S3532-I ' Qiifig xi 4-0 CX QQ is ,. ' . . W rua , 1- -al, x ' 5 Nfl, ri 3 'E i is S'3dlOWOHdOS J I SOPHOMORES T7 Michael Haney CSAEp John Haug QSAEp Vicky Hecker qrnemp John Heidi QSig Chip Blake Heidmar fSig Chip Gary Henson fBeTop Kathy Hervey Qiiappap Roben Heuerrnann qDeI'fp Kenneth Hirschman fKAp Karl Hoefel CPhi Delip Regan Holley CSIQ Chip Rob Irwin QSig Chip Scott Isaacs CPhi Delfp Earl Jacks fSig Chip Brian James QBeTap Powell Jarrell QBe1ap Debra Johnson QWCIAp Greg Johnson CDeiTp Mike Johnson QSig Chip KrisTen Jones Oiappap if In if '-ff,-L - ., , J .7 li .5 ' lg Q .5 4,51 1 :J 7 '- if ff' ., . wi ' .,, QQ:-. . Rana - 'Q-fx-' J A vi ' -.- 1'- - 4 .P ' -s The Wolfons l I 'Aly V ,. - . , . Shelly Kettering Clndj ' 1 Brian Key CKAJ I 1 X , F : ,.., N ,.,. l Q. Q B K L. . 1 Patrick Kim Phi Delt A X C D 'A , Ax Marchea Klang qlndj E? ' ,, Robert Krumm QBetaj Greg Lauf CDeItJ X X xiii X Y 5 , Gayle Leone Uhetaj Ted Lieberman qDeltj L L e,.,., ,W if , ws' Kevin Locke CBetaj Becky Loebs Uhetaj 1 wwe BETA THETA Pl W ' pl ., L FOUNDED 1868 K' '- N 1 W Trey Lowsley QPhi Deity Brian McHenry Qlndq rv 'W Craig Mclmosn QDeIt3 , GS ,N Drake McNeary CDeItj if l i 1 Q X 'Ei ff f 5 gl Spiga r i D Camella Matlock CKappaj xy Eddie Melton Cindy is L l 111. -5 ' 'zwxwx 'QNESE 5 ' 1? ., Q Sung Soo Kim Qlndj 1 K, Cindy Meyer CWCIAJ Q Neal Miller qBetay David Moody CPhi Deity 59 .uf-Ta1L,n-.- 1, 'v , Patrick Morgan QPhr Deity .A ' Jim Mulvaney CPhi Deity 'B Kent Noel qDeItj Juho goes fourisfal Yahoo' ' y y Bob Norton QKAQ 'iw 5 Q Zf 15,3 r Nor quite the some as the Celtics, are fhey?! A iii Y 'fi' ' Agile? tt iff: f t t ', if 60 Fi Janice Nyhoff Uhetoy Julie Ochoa Uhetaj X. Patty O'DonneII Cindy Ray Odor CBetaj Pamela Paden Uhetay John Parker fPhi Deity Neal Perryman QKAQ Terry Pursifull Cindy Darin Ramey QSiQ Chip Armistead Reasoner fSig Chip Mark Renick QKAQ Joe Rose QKAQ Scott Roseman CWCIAQ Jeffrey Renforth CSAEQ Anthony Schneli QPhi Deity Trey Schroeder QBetaj X Q i t X. i XFSRX N af: Wx XM SSX? S xN X X sgfpsgxpk ,N i 5 T615 Todd Schuils Cindy Stuart Scott qBetaj Kim Shotton Uhetaj Sandra Shotwell Uhetay Stephen Smith qSig Chip Carrie Stade Cindy Sydney Stough Uhetaj John Stringer QKAQ Tanh Tang QFijij Waiter Teegarten qlndj Ken Theroff QBetaj Wendy Tolson QWCIAJ Gail Towle QWCIAQ Dean Vanes Cindy Michael Walsh QKAQ Paul Videtto CBetaj John Ware fPhi Deity Stephanie Wood QWCIAJ Christopher Woif CBetaj Allison Windham Uhetaj 64 Fra cms Williams qsig chip W I , ,,.. . . Jim Wilder gee-my 'W lf-I gi. -L 1. Scott welzel fPhi Dellj Barbara Westfall Unelaj X ,af ,dk Q1 Channing Williams QKAQ v i is I1 Q '1- 4' Q Did you have fo do fhaf? ,. 'R 'la l E.4 X br 1:32 'Z' W' Jeff Weiner CSAEQ Shannon Walson qPhn Delfj 'fs , xg, ' Leanne Zummerman QKappaj 1 Y . 44-1' v: T. 'li And here Vanna Whife shows off a new refrigerafor! 1.-f SSI B S3c2lOWOHdO5' JUNIORS fe .3 f .C - 1 .LH Ray Abel CPhi Dellj Y , Kalhy Babcock ' ' ' ' Ghelaj up David Back CPhi Dellj . N,-7 N 'X Q J Brenl Beeler QSiQ Chij 1: Becky Bicklein 3 Ghelaj A .4 Q 3 1 Brel Bloom fBeTaj Amy Bolton QKappay Calvin Bracy QBeTaJ Emily Bruns Uhelaj Karen Campbell C fKappaj sa , Q Na , X6 I X N V I, .m.xa.f. .. A+ Michael Campbell AP, W A N Y CWCIAQ xi - ' A Mark Caplinger J - N' E S gf-ll llIID9l'g ' ' e ey arver V' Une-lop ffl Rachael Casey S BL CWCIAQ U- x - . Anna Marie Chylik CWCIAQ L f-A I, Anne Colburn CKGDDOD Sluarl Cornwall qSig Chij 3 ' A .. -.A -v : .- 5, s Xu I A l 5 4 Shelley Coughlin CWCIAJ Jane Curlman CKGDDOJ 1 QT I , ji' Rl, Q, Fff , X I Y K l 4. . ,A-5 . . 1 I lf I know we can hold this free up, girls! John, in o rare sfofe of mello wness. 64 Daniel Cutsinger QPhi Deltp David Dalton QKAp Chad Davidson qSAEp Anthony Davis QSig Chip Harold Edwards QPhi Deltp Todd Elliott qSig Chip Curtis Evans CKAp Dana Farlin QWClAp John Flood CSAEp Kyle Foote fBetap ,wink l Welcome to the reol world, Tom! Come on, Wendy, you know you need an- 5 H y.. I ' 'llld-'TIS 1 ..L.'T Michael Gaines QDeltp Kevin Gantt CSig Chip Cam Gentry CDeltp Susan Gerhart qrrierop Kimberly Green fKappop Greg Hoertling QSig Chip Justine Hambrough qInd.p Robert Hanson fDeltp Kim I-larju qrnemp Timothy Harris fPhi Deitp SEIOINHF '75 ' ' gl . K xxfkx-QLQ ' Nm: ' ,T -Q O A World ln lfself XX A 'limi Mm goes for The TD - for the ofher feom Rob i-loug CSAEQ Tim Hcrug CSAEj Andy Howldnd CDeITj Greg i-ieiple qSig Chip Keiih HeiTmdnn QKAJ Keiih Hirschmdn CKAJ Brendo Hoersfkomp Cindy Cory Hohnbdum CBGTCID Robbie i-ionon qPhi Delrp Todd Hoopingdrner QFijij Phil Kdpion fDeI'0 Hon Soo Kim Qlndj Jonathon Kirchner CPhi Delfj Kevin Kirkpairick qFijij John Kizer QKAJ Jennifer Klonn Uheioj Melinda-Lee Koogler CWCIAQ Peier Kurien QSAEJ John Hykes QSAEJ Jim Loy QKAQ i -' C 'iii Mi' mmf-.ii ' -- X .. , 3. ISF?- ' J . MQPNT2' , . C is QR XX L Q lf. X, ' X '..z ' Q F 1 i -'21 - X A X Y X Xxkyx W., s . .,,. X -. -. ., - ':f2xSEaSw: ri 5 airs ' xx-sxgg-a.::1weQ:x :-, ' xxx as 'sxx X55 952551 xi i ' N Wx.- : xx X , s. . yi Q: a Kelly Lewis QSig Chij Clifford Litchfield QSAEQ Jeffrey Long QKAQ David Loperano QWCIAQ Dawn IVlcAIeer Uhefaj Kirsfen McCue QKGDDGD Suzanne McDaniel Unefaj Teresa Manipelia Unefay Greg Marfin CBefaj Pai Mason CSig chap Byron Miller QSAEJ Chrisiina Miller Cindy Sr iff WF , X Kenneih Miller, Jr. QSAE3 Roberf Morris fSig Chij Ken Murer qSig Chij Daniel Nickolaus fPhi Deity Kevin O'Bryan qFijij V x,. P In sw ., X Iss Ax NSN X NX N,--. Jane Fonda 's Effie bro fher. Chris Olsen CSAEQ Man' Owen CSig Chip Jeff Owens CBefaj SEIOINDF Slephen Parker QSig Chij Mall Parrish qBe'raj Jennifer Peterson Uhelaj Jeff Philliber qDel1j Dan Phillips Cindy Sluari Pierce QSlg Chij Mike Quigley CKAJ Greg Richard CDellj David Riddiford fBeTaj Andrew Rikand QFijij Steven Riley CBe'faj John Rollins fPhi Dellj Terry Ronan QPhi Dellj Dan Roques CKAJ Brenl Salmons CFljD Sieve Sanders CSig Chip Mary Schaller CWCIAQ Paul Schulz CDellj fav Julie Schwankl fKappaj James Shields QDellj X Ns A, Sterling Short QBetaj Evan Sloss CPhi Deity Dave Smith QFijij Russell Smith qSig Chip Richard Sparks CPhi Deltj N X 1 fi Harry Spilker QBetay ' Richard Stratton CKAJ X ., ,, ,. W N..:N,. ,.,,.,. -,,.1.,.s-1 kv QS X is x X N X x s xx Eugene Stimble fPhi Deltj Kirk Sudheimer CKA1 Lora Threm QWCIAQ V E N, P' 4 0325? 7 -as W,., 5'8!OlNl7f' l SW l F JUNIOPS Li David Vossor QDelTj Jim Wall QSig Chij . , , Keren wesipnalqwclm ' Q' 4' David Willioms gimp ' fs: ,, fy Q, f . e ' W L 5 Q- ., fi 5 W 1 - wwf' rQi.'f.-1 'S-' 45 'F A,,V ,I 7? L I vi . s ll ' Q ,Y ' 1' Q 'fff l p my A A . Dominoe's, anyone? Williom VOQT QPhl Deliy Chris Weil qSig Chip Sleveh Werder Cindy Okay, nobody move! James Willidms qSig Chip Todd Wilson QPhi Dellj Kim Woodruff Cindy ., , Modem Zulus ? 1 'iv . V 5- Mi, If runs in fhe family, so lheor. ft' C . 32135 ' 5'd!OlNf7f' Roben Wrighf CSig Chij Fronk Wynne Jr. QSig Chip Toe Yong QFUD , A .- Borboro ZiegerqTheToj 9' John Zieger QDeITj ' as N , X' R +51 QSESQZ'-3? ' Tiff:- N X93 Q , Qiv Kiwi , 1. N gf x , A . ' ,.:f- P- fm ,V 4 W 4 a iw. gf, ,,-ssffff W K Q y ff ,A 4-3. , X ' ,fa A It VQVW V: 4... fir, f ,, , ufp fq- 9,72 wr,-V' I - If , wg cf , px ,-f ,W or fp, ,g ,' Get him away! 5 5 5,-1, EIL kb A y 3,- , Becky regresses. ,. 1 1- A ,, 'w - A 4 af M 5,1 1 31 V -45,j1s5,V 7, r.1 .6f iff, ,,,V 4 Lg ,if 1.- ,K . 0. Heb me fhrough fhrls, Lord. 74 SENIORS -L- Kevin Acton QKAQ Robert Alldoy QBetoQ Christopher Anton QSig Chij Curt Boriow CBetoj Scott Beebe CKAQ Henry Boyce CSig chip Greg Brennon QPhi Deity Moc Brown Qlndg Nickie Brown Unetoy Chose Brumm QKAD Brodford Brunger QFijij Kim Bruns Cinetoj Kristine Burknoiter CWCiAj A K V237 -Al ' w xl' I ,ex r- - .1 X zgfiigg, .t , x A i ggi . 33- lx 'L i Qi 5 'S . 1.1, nf Y'jH'b ...J sg- V t -v 1- X LA' ' 5 Z. 1 fix - ' r ly tj,,. 1: HI.: ff.-If 5 1 N I 'M O: xg . J' X 9? i t B A ibiza? A if :5 Q- ,zlzrpff -rx ,K 5-- vb ffm N f ll 'lift El, S if f.'.i f 2 Liv' it-f' f 51 .,..- E el!!! 'QF' fffiif' Felix Corobello CFUD Tom Christensen QKAQ Steven Conder QWCIAQ WTIVKX Q, . wig , ,Fi gk Deon Cooper QKAQ Cori Copek CPhi Deity : , X-me Douglos Corbett QSAEQ Stephen Cornwoll CSig Chip John Crookford Cindy Alison Crouse CKoppoj Greg is Pele 's pro fege. XSL. N 55' SNOW Y' SEMOIPS George B. Crowell QBeToQ Dovid Dollon QKAQ Jomes Doniels CKAJ Sooll Dorling QKAQ Roberl Dovis QSAEQ Droke Dowson CKAQ Kyle Domonn CPhi Dellj lvlorguerile Donovon CKoppoQ Alon Edlok QBeToQ Lee Espinoso qPhi Delfj Williom Esfes CBe'roj Tom Evons CPN Delly .I - fc .Cf .pjfg ,UN , ,Eb J .. Fx . T37 af . lf ' ' ' vw r xc A x 4 83 , ' - - 95,,i - Si Q . ,L ,P 1 if: fl e. 4 ,. ,., V l l ,. l xx X, 'xl J A William F. Fisher lll CBeTaQ Charles Fisk qPhi Dellp Flynn Ford QSAEQ Phillip Freeman CSAEQ lvlallhew Gallagher QSig Chij Mark Ganr Clndj Roberi Good QKAJ Roberl Granger Jr. QPhl Delly Scoll Greenwell QKAQ Jeff Grove QSig Chip Sooll Hall CDelij Dawn Harju QTheTay Sd!OW:7S in p if Scofl Hendry fSiQ Chip John Hepling flnclg Mollhew J. Herfurlh QDellj Suson Hickmon QKoppoj Jomes Hill QBeToj Brod Hilsobeck qDelTj Jim Hitchcock QBeToQ Poul Hoe QSAEy Hon Holden QBeToj Brocl Hoolmon QPhi Delly Bob Houske QBeToj lvlork Humphreys CDeITj 'F' if EP X Xi QR QQ X My xxx X N qi N.,-P X-,XXLv.r,x::--.wg-.a, .. Ny-N g ' 5 wi, , ' . '-X N 2555 Xbkx . 'f 2535 XX-Q: vii? U Que 5:giAygQ.:i:::v,,g5L ,' . ,V -rr . SNEQYX'-'. 5 ' . -:mf-3 ' - new N. XKS S .Q ,M f-.X .1 iv X '- F - -'N f ' gif. . A NZ ' A fs-X John Jornison CPhi Delij Cindy Jonsen Cindy Krisiion Jones QKAJ Q A . ' Micnoei Kim Cindy X X X X if x X is Jr A Chris Koply qnjip x .,,. . . X x Ron Klonn CDe-ITD ' W TP?-:fx-1113 . fi fi'-37? i r serene Klein qsig Cniy q Greg Kline qnjip Ivioriy Knight CBeToQ ENS, Y Q it g - . V9 S, .V ik I L ki I P tw rw Si Y . ee... M A very informed person is Gary! 5'dlOlN:7S' SENIORS Riro Kosemund QWCIAQ Brion Kolde CSAEQ Jon Krouse CFijiQ ' -:x h , . . 'Q 4' r -. . . nf-,X . 1. N. , , . X . . Peter Lommers CBeToj Pisrol Lee CKAJ Eric Morchonr QPhi Delrj BSU Boxers, by Alon. Henry joins Sfor Search . ,-rflfif 1933 3,,,.,-Q rw'-.WJ , V' L jg-v, -QQ . J Q 4- :F 'gi. ' 1111535-' William Maxwell QKA3 Lynne Mellone Uneiaj Tammy Mendez QKappaj James Muench QSAEQ John Meuscn QKAQ Laura Miller qlncij James Molloy CSig Chip Kaihleen Murphy CTneTaQ Alan Nelson QSIQ Chij Todd Norton QKAQ Tom G'Brien QBetdQ Wdliy Overfelt QPni Deity Brent Roins QSig Chip Rionord Rou CSAEQ Alon Routenberg Clleity Arnie Reed QBetoj Mork Reionrnon Qifijiy Kemper Richmond QPni Deity John Robinson III CFijiQ Robert Soldrono QSAEQ Miohoel Sosko CDeItj 1 . 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Chris hos oiwoys been such o friendly guy fo ihe seniors, hosn'f he? I. Julie VoerTmon fTheToj Jimmy Webb QKA3 Jomes Willioms CBeToQ Greg WHT fSig Chip Douglos Young QKAQ Jeffrey Zesch Ofijiy Q9 X f J is V fy, ,x f NX P 1 ILIV I s I' Lf' X. 1 .xixyglf ' A f F M , ' A Q v f ,,.. . ., , m,3Q,fQ, fy, sig A 1 11351 1 4' ? X : gf' I if Q Q.. f- ,gf , 'pf' H fs, ..,.:. , U. . i, I :,., , 5' , ' fx. ' will I-Rx' I. .Q ,, Q, l 'I H 'Q EEK: L I It x T V tb Y, X 4 I an I R 4 i 'lf ci 1 ,ll L ' 'G J ' gf: if Y Iii. xg ' ' 9 lx iii' gr- 7' --V Max .5 : .' Y I - ' iqtfk-fmir'-I Yi. I6 t.. 1 m xl R ,ML ' i M Q Affffmi fa-M ' H M mn' , ,Q , 5 , M P I 0-9 I 0 . r Q x , ,. --32' 1 .' . - 'f Q1 F ,.,-- x ,. ,M .,1- Q Q., J x' . ' , :.- HGH Ls . f x. . .. Q 1- , . 1 ' '. '- ' v R 4 , I- , - Q, V , -- ,.., ,- Q . - 5 'Qin-. , L 5- -:.g', QI- 1 1 1 ' ' - V ' 1-. . r ' ., V-' ' -- A 1 fm. - fi A. 1.1 - M 1.-vi-fy: It qw 5 ,HQ ' 2 ' if .5 9- ,, '4 ' , ' V X fun. V ..,,, , . 1 A ,F , i as Y . QQ . M:,6,4 ' Qi? f .QA ' I, 1 l X, V and : ...Ao . -4 -4 551, - 10-, A ,, ., ., . NT BCH 45m K+' , J 111351: V, Mlxegl , A' -as 2. ' ...A h A fi 4- . , E. - W I 1- . 'WB 3- ,w I 5 1 .J .4 X L A fH l -' C rw -uv 'UW XX 5 rl .I l 1 l ii J i i i T l I i T l The men of DelTa Tau DelTa have had anoTher suc- cessful year aT WesTminsTer. The DelTs iniTiaTed an ouT- sTanding pledge class of 'I8 and excelled in campus lead- ership, academics, aThleTics and social acTiviTies, Grades are a big prioriTy To The chapTer, as shown by a Third place finish for Top grades of all male living uniTs. DelTs have re- presenTaTives in many organizaTions such as STudenT FoundaTion, ChapIain's AssociaTes, Honor Commission, STudenTfAlumni Telefund Co-CoordinaTor, Yearbook STaff, and The STudenT Judiciary Board. AThleTics is a sTrong asseT for The DelTs wiTh A096 of iTs members on The baskeTball, cross-counTry, baseball, soccer, and Track Teams: seven members served as Team capTains on The baskeTball, soccer, baseball and cross-counTry Teams. Senior Brad Hilsabeck earned all conference honors in baskeTball. The social scene was one of The besT on cam- pus, including SGA parTies, DelTa Queen, Yucca FIaTs, Playboy ParTy, Forrnals in ST. Louis and many oThers. The DelTs and The year wiTh The reTiremenT of Their cook, Lucy HunTer, who has given Them 32 years of faiThful service. The Men of DelTa Tau DeITa undoubTedly anTicipaTe greaTer Things for 'IQ86-87. l ESL The people of This world .WLQ FZJZ5-FZJZ5-FUZ5-FZJZS-FZJZ5-FUZ5-FUZ5- The broThers of The Phi lvlu ChapTer of Phi Gamma DelTa compiled a very successful year in all aspecTs of campus life. Many organizaTions benefiTed from The leadership of Phi Gams. Fijis puT forTh Their efforT every way They could - wiThin The House and in oTh- er acTiviTies. There were Fijis acTively involved in The WesTminsTer Ambassadors, SG-A, Chapel Choir and many honorary fraTerniTies. CommuniTy involvemenT was enhanced by our ChrisTmas ParTy for The Deaf children and our annual Thanksgiving visiT To a FulTon Nursing Home. SporTs fans will recognize many Fijis on The varsiTy Track and rifle Teams as well as compeTing in inTramurals. The Phi Gam social scene closed wiTh anoTher ouTsTanding FIJI island ParTy. T NDEDEMDENT 3? ws IBWW ma .-Jim 2 A R 5 I1 KA's-KA'a-KA's-KA's-KA's ' + y? Q if? ' 'di ff, Q! ENE F s pl. v -., N' 1 l by cv I - v - f , , E q ,Q Q. vi -1 . , W' I F5511 1 . F,,fv .a T Il- -..Ji v . 4431!-nJ The women of Kappa Alpha TheTa have a commiTmenT To academic excellence, commu- niTy service, social growTh, and campus involve- menT. STriving for academic excellence resulfed in winning boTh The Panhellenic Pledge Class Award and The honored English Cup for The high- esT grades on campus. During The Fall The pledges embarked on a reTreaT To Chicago, where They visiTed The TheTa chapTer aT NorTh- wesTern. The women were involved in service projecTs To benefiT FulTon and Their naTional phi- lanThropy, The lnsTiTuTe of Logopedics, including The BeTa-TheTa See-Saw, 'ThosTing a CysTic Fib- rosis Tea parTy, collecTing soup labels for The lnsTi- TuTe, and involvemenT wiTh Missouri Girl's Town, Serve, and Meals-on-Wheels. The TheTas also held a number of social evenTs, such as The annu- al hayride, ParenT's Weekend BanqueT, lvlysTery DaTe, and Formals. The chapTer also parTicipaTed in Tequila Sunrise, Halloween ParTy wiTh The Sigma Chi's and pledge-in and iniTiaTion parTies wiTh The DelTs. Organizafions which have TheTas as mem- bers are: Alpha Chi, Phi Alpha TheTa, Skulls of Sev- en, Honor Commission, STudenT Judiciary Board, STudenT FoundaTion, ResiaenT Advisors, Cha- plain's AssociaTes, Chapel Choir, Chamber Sing- ers, JANUS, and womens volleyball, Track, and cross counTry. Nic- KAPPA5 - KAPPAS - KAPPA5 - KAPPA5 The women of Kappa Kappa Gamma had a suc- cessful lQ85- 4986 school year. The Kappas added a size- able group of new iniTiaTes To Their chapTer. They conTin- ued Their philanThropic acTiviTies for The communiTy by sponsoring an EasTer Egg HunT for The local children, rak- ing leaves for local widows, and ChrisTmas caroling aT The nursing homes. In The fall, The Kappas were busy wiTh many acTiviTies. They Took a road Trip To The OkToberfesT in Hermann, enTerTained Their parenTs aT Their ParenTs Weekend BanqueT, and had o mysTery daTe parTy wiTh Their pledges. 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