William Jewell College - Tatler Yearbook (Liberty, MO)
- Class of 1981
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Us They weer rheTr Q0 -,f-.f hay hm: wr' he Hffheif, .N A ef. 7, 3'1f + w ,IO SNVVS- 1'udehT'3 lslfe TO COVVDTFTE T.', I feafeff' 5 ' ff e T: ' I XWHITQVTT Jcohhe Whwgde Queer: The me 'f' if: fri f ' 7 C T-5T!fTw Cbizfmife 'TG VTE-VV QD Judnrh Tkewley werjwz rhe Qogyuim' summer ohd eody fo!! mc. me 5'1 f I ,..,... fs so -T - it , - 4'Hll1T 75 i , .X l . l L-, l i . l ' i l I qc X M -MM X , , ...Hg-ali' Dill Seover Bruce Wirienmyer i . ,F , , 'Wx 1 W, lL X i A 1 X XV, I , Jeff Dresser ol r. ,f i 5 1. 1 I, an' i T sa A: ffl' Eighrerhirry in rhe morning rhe losr oomo wos sruffed. Lifeless worlsers siood emorionless odmirlno whoi rhey hod done os rhe floors hod only oneeholf hour ro oer ro rhe oorode lr is rhe srory of ony Homecoming, our rhe rheme molses rhe difference oerween eoch yeor, This yeor nor only did rhe rheme chonge Homecoming, our ir olso reflecied rhe new rrencl of rhe Wesr llGreor Amerie con Cowboys lseor UQ wirh rhe ooooloriry of cowooy ooors ond hors Illll SHOE Chorles Wells Bill Seovef The floor wos nor rhe only oreo rhoi TOGIS rime ond reflected rhe wesrern rhemer Comous Sing hod o reol ooor-sromoing sound rhis yeor, ond rhere were eyen cowboys in Good Qomes frying ro poll o yicrory in rhe Horsey Piocef' The foorooll oloyers were rhe reol cowooys rhouoh, os they were yiciorioos in rheir shooroors They rode off rhe field weoring rheir whire helmers ond leoying rhe Eooles in rheir dusr. 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People sor srorihg ihrehsely or rhe TV., worchihg one of rhe gomesf' The Psoyols ghd rhe World Series were rwo hyphorizihg words ro Kohsos Ciry bose- holl fohs rhis yeor, ghd rhohy highrs were spehr worchihg ro see if rhe Pioyols' dreorh of wihhihg rhe World Series would Corrie rrue For rhohy rhe dreorh hdd olreody Corrie rroe, rhoogh. losr ro ger ro rhe World Series seemed o dreorh ih ireolf T i Bill Seover Dill Seover The Jewell foorooll reorh olso hod o dreorh Corrie rrue Every gorhe of rhe seosoh rhe Cordihols wehr uhdefeorf ed, ghd when rhe dreoded Bolser gorhe Corrie olohg rhe reorh wos dole ro hold rherh for d 10-10 rie Beihg rhe underdog ih rhor gorhe ghd leeeoihg rhe score eveh wos lilse gerrihg ro rhe World Series - o dreorh Come rrue. Eveh rhoogh heirher reorrw ocroolly woh, rhey were wihhers ih rhe eyes of rhe fohs ghd could do ho wrohg 7 ' 5 9 - 13-Lv,-A-fN f-'?'FQ+7f1325 3,15i'i?T4g5f'2Q +4 1- fftgi-R23 .H --,e. V ,..'. .. . . ., 1,7 , . .N 1, S Mg. 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Whether it be odrninistrotors moving into o higher position, such os the new President, Dr. Kingsley, or o new teocher, every yeor will be unique in itself. This yeor proved to be o very exciting yeor with the new look of teochers ond odrninistrotors, . l . i . -qv you left Dresser f C ULTY E 2 2 f i 7 Ti Fl' 0 2 is riff., , I: fe he , 4 Lf i During rhe yeor l9oO, rhere wos rhe oddirion of o new fooilry memoer who would lorer oe rhe l2rh Presidenr in Williom Jewell's l3'lfyeor hisrory On Peo 22, l979, Dr, Thomos S, Field onnounced fhe succession of Dr. J, Gordon Kingsley ro rhe oosirion of Presidenr of rhe College. This onnooncemenr followed rhor of Dr. Field's reriremenr, effecriye lone CBO, l98O, ofrer lO yeors of service os Presidenr, ln his firsr yeor os oresidenr, Dr, Kingsley found sorisfocrion, llThere ore rwo rhings l enjoy mosr ooouf myjoo os Presidenrf' soid Dr. Kingsley llCDne is the sense of ouroose. l feel rhis is one of rhe oesr ioos in rhe world, l feel rhis esoeciolly when worcjhing rhe srodenrs from my office window. The orher is oeoole. There ore greor oeoole here ond l olso meer o lor of inreresring oeoole in relofion ro rhe College. Before coming ro Jewell, Dr, Kingsley wos on English orofes- sor. While in College, Dr. Kingsley's gool wos ro become o minisrer. When he finished groduore school, he olonned ro oe o oosror in Froncei However, o college in Mississippi offered him oioo os on English professor. Nl felr if wos o good ooen-door, soid Dr. Kingsley , f Bruce Wirrenmyer f f-4 ' jff j I ,WN 14,-A Esrher Edwords Wells f aa s,5h -f M- ww'm-'-mfr- '1nf 'E-ill 4..........1Z1Z l 4. 5 ' , , 1 1 'WY '-ff? -- -pm, . .4 .gf-5.4 il -- ?f','T'f' lf' ! .e. 7 7 V' -YN? hi if ll :- - ll 1 r L 'ill f i M. . lun lwiflll f-.S will S 5 sn V it illl ix? llllf fy f -III -.:,:. ills mf III' ff ' 1 fs. I Bruce Wirrenrnyer Bruce Wirrenmyer l- i l l 7 l l i l l 'ID Presidenr Kingsley receives nis oresidenriol col- ors from Gerold Pl. Sorong, Cnoirmon of rne Boord of Trosrees of Williom Jewell College QD Helping reocners ocnieye good ocodernics is one of rne dories Dr. Kingsley feels ne nos os Presidenr of rne College, SD Tnose srodenrs represenring rne srodenr body or Senore Encornprnenr in Ad gosr enjoy rne bumper Cors, esoeciolly when Dove GW en Presidenr Kingsley boys rlie ricl-:ers 152' Dr. Kingsley dicroles o lerier ro nis seCrei'or',f, sloon LQ li,f-.l' renee 55 Preoored for rlwe l3resideniicl Lonw::gcii'iori, l Presidenr Kingsley is rolled in ine iwifliionol geo l dernic regollo ol Dresioerii lfingwl.3y' ri ids nu new fllliQ ll lllii l oosirion inreresreng ond 71 lsr? el 4' riyiries ended wfii'l'i o cererro: 34 :Q fi grrlgq, x iii i i ii 1 f fo l foorooll gorne 1D Dr. J. Gordon Kingsley become presidenr of the College on July 1, 1980, 23 Before becom- ing Presidenr, Dr. Kingsley served os Deon of the College. C33 Presidenr Kingsley reigns or rhe Medievol Feosr given in his hon- or. 43 Dr, Jim Tonner is insrolled os Deon of rhe College. Dr. John Conureson ond Presidenr Kingsley lools on. 55 Enrerroinrnenr or CUA's Medievol Feosr is provided by Tolismon. ob Dr. Kingsley ond his wife Berry ore serrled in the Presidenr's Horne. Do ve Owen Bruce l Dove Owen JC9 S TM! Dove Owen : f'-,w...,A I Bruce Wirrenmyer Dovid Ussery Kingsley Teoches Dr. Kingsley come ro Jewell ond served os ossisronr professor of English from 1960-62. He rhen held rhe posirion of professor of religion ond lirerorure ond coordinoror of inrerdisciplinory srud- ies or Kenrudsy Sourhern College. The Kingsleys moved ro Lioerry in Augusr of 1969. Ar rhor rime, Dr. Kingsley rejoined rhe Jewell sroff os professor of English ond direcror of speciol progroms unril odvoncing ro rhe posirion of ossociore deon in 1978. ' Dr. Kingsley oims ro reoch ogoin while in rhe presidency. 'iThe highesr posirion in o College is o good reocher. The deons ond presidenr help rhe reocher ro ochieve good ocodemics. Adminisrro- rors molse leorning possible, sold Dr. Kingsley. ln his spore rime, Dr. Kingsley enjoys ploying rennis ond jogging. ul enjoy jogging more rhon rennis oecouse l con do ir or my own rime, I olso like ro worch specroror sporrs, he sold. Author of one pools, he enjoys wriring ond reoding ploys. Dr. Kingsley's wife, Berry, is well-Known ro rhe Lioerry communiry. For rhe posr yeor, she hos been worlsing for rhe Lioerry Boord of Edogorion os Speciol Services Coordinoror, They hove rwo sons: Gordon, o grodoole sid denr or Columoio Universiry in New Yorls Ciry, one Croig, o sophomore or rhe Universiry of Tsichmonlrl in Virginio. Fresh Perspecfive ls Goal For Tanner Among rhe many changes ar William Jewell rhis year, one difference will affecr all srudenrs, Dr. Jim E. Tanner was appoinred Academic Dean ro replace Dr. Gordon lsingsley, who ascended ro rhe Presidency. Dean Tanner was anxious ro come ro William Jewell TO become a parr of irs fine academic as well as exfra- curricular program, 'lWilliam Jewell is a highly respecred school in rhe liberal arrs circles, rhe Dean said 'lThe srudenfs fend ro be good srudenrs, which creares an inreresring place for rhe reachers ro reach. Dean Tanner brings TO William Jewell a grear deal of experience and hopes ro offer fresh perspecrives because of his lsnowledge of how rhings are done in orher places, 'll hope fo conrribure posirively TO rhe goal of excellence in fhe reaching-learning process here ar Jewell, he said, As rhe Academic Dean of rhe College, his responsibil- iries are numerous and varied. l-le is accounrable for rhe enrire academic program, which includes rhe curriculum, rhe advising program, rhe academic policies, as well as rhe recruiring of faculry. I-le also supervises rhe overseas programs, rhe library, and rhe regisrrar's office. Alrhough Dean Tanner'sjobs are specific, he is commif- red ro rhe broad liberal arfs educafion. Dean Tanner defines liberal arfs educarion as being . . fhe abilify ro rhinls for one's self, ro learn by one's self, and fo help one's self find his own idenriryf' He added rhar fhis rype of educarion is srill viable, even in roday's changing world. The College will nor shifr ro a career-relafed educarion fo produce narrowly rrained graduafes, buf insread will con- rinue wirh a broad educafion. The program of srudies is adapfing, rhough, ro encom- pass more fypes of marlferable slsills. This change is mosr evidenr in rhe planned implemenfarion of a compufer liferacy program for all undergraduares. Anorher imporaranr considerafion of higher educafion should be rhe imporfance of graduafe schools, according ro Dean Tanner. lb The new Academic Dean of William Jewell College is Dr. Jim Tanner. 25 Dean Tanner is raking parr in rhe Presidenrial Convocarion. OD The Dean admires a piece of Chinese arr wirh Jane Lampo. 45 Dean Tanner is in a reflective mood. 55 The Dean meers with Dr. Wayne Winlsle. ob Dean Tanner enjoys himself wirh some William Jewell College srudenrs. , , w5,K N P 1 Dgvid Ussery Jeri Dresser .X A, ,, JF? ',', Qf,1.i'C 4 Biii Segver He Cghrehds rhgr grgdggre schggls srill gre iVTiQOVi'fJVii', 'XA gersgh Cgh expeg g V90 percehr i'QI'Ui'iAi gh his ihvesrrghehr ih higher edgcgrigh sheeriy ih fhghergry vglue. Yer, rhe rrge vgige gi higher edgcgrigh is ih rhe QOVWGOCGOWQOE' gi Iiieff Degh Tghher is wel! gggiiiied for his hew gdfhihisrrg- rive pgsr by meghs gf his GClUCGiiOOOl gs Weil gs prgcri- cgi experiehces He received g Bgcheigr gi Arrs degree from Oislghgrhg Bgprisr Uhiversiry ih Ehglish ghd ih hisrgry. i-ie gisg egrhed g Mgsrer gi Arrs degree gs well gs g Dgggrgre im Ehglish irgrh rhe Uhiversiry gi Qialghg- rhg. I-ie rggghr gs g grgdugre gssisrghr gr Olaighgrhg Bgprisr Uhiversiry, Lgmgr Srgre Uhiversiry, ghd Frghleiih Cgliege, I-le wgs rhe Vice Presidehr gi Freshrheh Aiigirs gi' i'lGl'CliO-SiVTiViWOOS Uhiversiry ghd gr Lggisighg Cgilege Deidre Cgrhhihg rg Willigrh Jeweli. Degh Tghher hgs 5990 rhgrried 'igr rweriiyerwg yegrs. He hgs g dggghrer eighreeh yegrs gid wrig ehrered Olsighghwg Dgprisr Uhiversiry rhis Iggsr igii gs well gs g sgh im rhe sixih grgdes xXViR1GVi he is hhi hgsy wirh hisiggs hegvy CjQVi'iOOCi5 gpgh his mme, he iiilies rg regd ghd rg pigy iQViI'iiSi Y .. .-,.,-,......-....,.7..,.,-,..,..,c-vga' , . Peers Award Shannon, What do an artist, two dachshunds and a historical land- marls have in common? The answer is that they, along with her teaching, are the greatest loves of Dr, Ann Marie Shan- non. The artist is Patric Shannon, her artist husband. Molly and Minna von Barnhelm, affectionately lsnown as the girls, are their dachshunds named for 'la very sweet hero- ine in German literature. The Shannons and their l'girls live in a Victorian house at the bottom of llthe l-lill , The house, a historical landmarle, was built in 1884 by a physician who had many associations with William Jewell. Besides her husband dogs and the house, the majority of her time is spent in teaching. This love for teaching led to her receiving the 1980 Excellence in Teaching Award of the Kansas City Regional Council for l-ligher Education Cl4CPlCl-IED in May. Recommendations for the award came from facul- ry peers students and graduates. A panel of faculty mem- bers of KCRCHE colleges and universities then judged her teaching to be outstanding and presented their Excellence in Teaching Award to her. Dr. Shannon remarked that she was overwhelmed by her award and added that it was especially meaningful because teaching is one of the most important interesting and rewarding worlss anyone can do. Recognition for Dr. Shannon came in the areas of class- room teaching development of effective teaching methods and innovative curricula and courses and contributions to the general college welfare. Although teaching must come easy she still sets goals for the classroom. She wants her students to learn an important intellectual sleills to use and enjoy the rest of their lives- to learn the excitement to be found in literature. She thinlss the best way to teach that is by having them read together and then tails about it in class. She sets her own goals in teaching as sharing both my slsills and my delight with the subject. lfl don't honestly enjoy literature, how can l expect my students to enjoy it. if 3? '- r f 1 .Q A ff A I Q.. - I j ..,v,.,s-Q .. g,,-, vyilg, 7 Q 1 rl' K P N, i i Bm Sewer Bill Seaver 93:- ' T' is ' - '- '-'H 0- ' Bill Seover iii, 4 Bill Seovef 25' 1 f 4 ns Bill Seover Robinson Recognized I wonr ro reocn young people ro hove o crirfco! mind ond o sociofly orlenred orrirude. Mrh rnose orrribures, rhey will become eguipped wirh rhose guolfrfes which ore prereguisires for cirfzens living in o heolrny soclery. Einsrein ln Mrs. Cecelio Robinson's office, rhis guore, rorher yel- lowed wirh oge ond rorrered from use, hongs on her bullerin boord. 'llr's my fovorire educorionol guore, soid Mrs, Robinson. l'lr shows how Einsrein, such o brillionr mon ond scienrisr, srill sow the imporronce of reoching young people from o humonisric opproochf' Mrs. Robinson rhinlss rhor o humonisric opprooch, dedico- rion, coring, undersronding ond giving ore rhe imporronr ospecrs of reoching. This orrirude, omong orher ochieve- menrs, musr hove led ro her recognition in rhe 1980 edirion of Whos Who Among Block Amerfcons. Mrs. Robinson's husbond Keirh, o psychology ond sociology reocher or Liber- ry High School, will olso hove his nome in rhor edirion. i She is o relorively new oddirion ro rhe College foculry - she joined Williom Jewell os on English insrrucror in 1979. Previous ro joining rhe Jewell sroff, she roughr or Oolss Pork High School ond Penn Volley Communiry College. Her post ocriviries included wriring rhe curriculum for Norrh Konsos Ciry High School wirh rhree orher reochers. The curriculum showed orher reochers how ro reoch composi- rion. Serving os o fellowship porriciponr in rhe Missouri Wrirers Projecr or rhe Universiry of Missouri-Columbio wos onorher one of her posr ocriviries. Another one involved serving os o wriring consulronr ond direcring o weels long workshop on Teoching Wriring Process ond Evoluorion or Norrheosr Mis- souri Srore Universiry in Kirlssville. Besides reoching, Mrs. Robinson loves reoding hisroricol novels, cool-ring Noll differenr Rinds of food ond growing flowers ond plonrs. Wriring poerry is onorher one of her inreresrs. Perfecring ond exponding on whor she is doing now or Mrs. Robinson's furure gools. Teoching people hos been ond remoins her mojor inreresr. Why? HI like shoring ond being o porr of rheir experience in whorever rhey become. 1D Dr. Shonnon is olso busy worlsing wirh rhe commirree which developed rhe Foundorion Progrom in Generol Educorion. QD As o reocher, Mrs. Robinson believes individuolized help is very imporronr, SD Dr. Shonnon demonsrrores experrise in reoching, AD Teoching re- quires o lor of exrro poperworls. 53 One of Mrs, Robinf son's inreresrs is wriring poerry. ? Dill Seover K 'V' Q 1149 ,- ,,...,, J-- ug, . W ,,.-+-- T- Y, ,ff 5 Y Y. ,- V H M3 '- 1 --1-H, ,T 'f.x..lf'fF fy 4 -'Z fjffizi f -,.3n1-rifiig-1g:-rf 55:1-b' 'Pisa . ., Y. -. , , , K ,. gn- 5 - fx -Vf-.'--,4 fx .ff- V,-X ffxa 4, fxf f, i X I i i , W W , l I , ,f ' , i ' MN, . 1 . rx., .' i Tnis year rnere -was a reazaignf rnenr ariap respansipilirieg effirnin ine Sraaenr Affairs Zrari. lady Piyinf lerf-fslri, wna was ance Direaar ai Career Dei-felapnwenr ana Unian Aa riviries, i5 naw spending ner days as Direcrar af Career Develapnnenr ana Placgernenr Niacin af ner rinwe is aevarea ra nelping ine sraaenr ger career-arid enrea experience. Tni5 invalves an- carnpas recgrairing, caarses in career planning, specialized warksnaps, and a parr-rirneiala pragranw. 'll feel rnar ane af my specific gaals is ra nelp rne liberal arrs sraaenrs gain ex- perience ana lenawleage wirn ine Career gaals af rneir cnaicef' says Ccanrinaed an page 28.5 l i l l 1 14 Bruce Wirrenmyer x wx X9 X .5 .VI o mi' at . . 2.0 Xa' 11351 M... Dave Gwen 'G -uma.-L-1 winch ,,, ., T,,,,-..,.......,...,..,,....--,,-Nr, uf:---1 - -- rv- -M - ' '- 15 The Admissions office hos onorher rypicolly busy doy. 25 l-lorley Wyorr, Direcior of Admissions, 85 Clyde Gibbs, Associore Direcror of Admissions, 45 Lorry Srone, Associoie Direcror of Admissions. 55 Toni Fleming, Direcror of Finonciol Aid 65 Kevin Kinney, Assisronr Direcror of Finonciol Aid. 75 Goye McCoriy Selrzer, Gronrs Consulronrflkeseorcher. 85 Brendo Burris, Direcror of Womens Housing. Q5 Deolo Goirrerr, Regisrror. 105 Sondro Hoder, Conrroller, Business Office. 115 John Hoclsf worrh, Direcior of Plonned Giving ond Esrore Plonning. 125 Dr. Woyne Winlele, Direcror of Counseling ond Testing, 185 Lorry Diclserson, Consulignr for Longe Ronge Plonning. 145 Johnnie Humon helps wirh o slsir or rhe Dig Sis!Lirrle Sis porry, 155 John Hoclfworrh oslfcs for donorions on ihe phone. 165 Jerry Coin ponders over onorher doy's ocriviries. 175 Gory Phelps serves chiclsen or rhe Medievol Feosr. 185 Dr. Bruce Thomson, Execurive Vice Presidenr, 195 Johnnie Humon, Deon of Srudeni Affoirs. 205 Gory Phelps, Associore Deon of Srudenr Arfoirs. 215 Dr. Doniel Lomberr, Vice Presidenr for lnsriruiionol Plonning ond Developmenr. 225 Cheryl Sreinlsomp, Direcror of Alumni Services. 285 Chorlorre Legg, Director of Public Pielorions. 245 Rurh Ann Anderson, Bess Hudlemeyer ond Wondo Yerrer run rhe bookstore. 255 Noomi Bogorr sers up compus fours. 265 Dr. Ann Morie Shonnon, Dr. Doniel Lomberr ond Jerry Coin owoir rhe processionol for Opening Convocorion. -an Bruce Wirrenmyer Bruce Wirrenmyer X f l , ', 14. 1 ' 3' L 1 .ff QR dingy?-a .... in: , ' , 43' -H, 1 45 we D I, I f f s 1 4 X Q., f r . 'rf is im: V ig, , 1 l, ' 1 I Q Z: Ii' f - -2 : ,3'L'5f:.sA6 V r 'Xi ' vi .J 2 1 15 lone Lompo, Coordinoror of lnrernorionol Progroms. QD Son- dro Cleels, Direcror of Leorning Resource Center. SD Morgorer Prorher, Direcror of Leorning Skills Progrorn. 47 John Young, Direcror of Librory. 55 Shoron Belrz, Direcror of News Bureou. ob Deon Noy, Director of Food Services. 75 Aoron M. Pieucls, Director of Physicol Plcinr. 85 Wilrno Knight, Direcror of Heolrh Services. QD Lindo Bendure, Compus Operoror, 1OD Jerry Coin, Coordinciror of Cornpus Ministries. 113 Esrher Edwords Wells, Direcror of Srudenr Acriviries. 125 Judy Rychlewslsi, Direcror of Coreer Developrnenr ond Plocemenr. 183 As Direcror of Leorn- ing Slsllls, Morgorer Prorher helps o srudenr developgood srudy hobirs. 145 Kelly Leeper, freshmon, finds rhe burden of buying boolss lessened os she is helped by Bess Huddlemeyer. it 4 Q Acfiyifies . . . Cconrinued from poge 263 Mrs. Piychlewslsi. She finds rhor her worls is more chollenging now in rhor she deols wirh rhe communiry in frying ro bring rhem closer ro rhe srudenrs ond foculry or Jewell. Mrs. Piychlewslsi rhinlss rhor worls experience is on imporronr pgrr of educorion or Jewell. Esrher Edwords Wells, who fools over her new job os Direcror of Srudenr Acriyiries, hos olso found her rronsirion of jobs new ond exciring. Corning frorn Greene Holi os Srudenr Affoirs Associore ro Yores College Union hos been o QVGGT chollenge for Esrher os well. l-ler doys ore spenr worlsing wirh CUA, plonning Torler Pieyue ond joinrly supervising rhe Union building wirh Mr. Deon Noy, Direcror of Food Services. UYou con'r expecr eyeryrhing ro go os plonned. lf sorne- rhing cornes up rhor needs orrenrion, l hove ro srop whor I'm doing ond offend ro ir, exploins Esrher. Borh Judy ond Esrher find rhor rheir new jobs ploy o beneficiol role in rhe life of Willionw Jewell srudenrs, Bruce Wirrenrnyer ? i Wirfenmyer i irrenmyer rf , Z' 16 . w f V 10 1' ,f V' v Wm I W Q ,yi W. WZ: f , .,! , f,,f, , vl 75 2 ,2 Bruce Wittenmyer 153 Proper use of oudio-visuolequipment is tought by LRC. Director Sondro Cleels to Williorn Jewell students Potti Gobrielse, Noncy Deon, Poul Toylor ond Aoron Moore, 165 Esther Edwords Wells com- pletes onother busy doy os Director of Student Activities. 175 Worlsing in the Coge keeps Donno Silvey ond Peggy Wohl very busy. Wvff gxxxsxx XXXQs.X ,,,,t,.-.1 , ---f -! fn , , 11-I ' 'G if X ... A . -'F' va y... I 1-- 4 l f ff' Y i I I I I ffmx 1 K N , 2 1 1 i .., ,,... .,,. r Bruce Wirrenmyer 'D Dr, Wogenlsnechr helps Spencer Kerley in rhe loo 25 Mr. Johnson ond his orr closs rolxe odvonroge of rhe good weorher oy hoving Gloss oursioe 39 Mori' Iyn Propo Jones is now reoching onorher c:lo5s, Arr I-Iisrory, 45 Dovio Johnson 5? Preoecco Lourenzono oi Morilyn Prooo Jones 73 Dr. Jodirh Dilrs 85 Lynn Brewer OD Dr. Doniel Morls 105 Chorlie Newlon 115 Dr. Uuroerre Wogenlenechr 'Q '?' t semester of this 15 leon Howlsins, Business Dept, missed firs f r her new born boby 25 Lorry Hormon 85 Dr, Otis yeor o - . Miller 45 Michoel Coois 53 Dionne Vossmer ond Christie Rothbun help Dr. Diirs with some of the lob test tubes. ob The Accounting Club works on o common gool of motoring ' OD in occounting, 73 Dr. Alon MocDonold 85 Jimmy Mohler leon Howisins 103 Jim Finioy 115 Lorry Hormon is excited obour reoding ro his students. 4 ilu .xi I .ws ice Wirrenmyer Bruce Wirrenmyer Bruce Wirrenmyer Mohler Bonlss On WJC. The Business ond Economics Deoorrmenr recenrly od- ded o member ro irs srofi. Jimmy Mohler is one of rhe new occounring professors or rhe college. She holds o.BocheIor of Science in Business Adminisrro- rion from rhe Universiry of Missouri or Columoio ond o Mosrer's in Business Adminisrrorion from Sr, Louis Universi- ry. This hos been her first reoching ossignmenr offer serv- ing os o Bonls Exominer for eighr yeors. X 13 Kornyrn Dixon 25 Dr. Morvin Dixon 33 Dr. Mory Ellen Bleokley 45 Srron Anne Fowcerr rokes o breolx from srudying for o gome of UNO. 53 Cnernisrry ond educorlon closses ore good ro rolse when filling our o closs schedule for pre- regisrrorion. ol Ronilue Gorrlson 7D Dr. Foye Moore 85 Dr M. J, Sroclsron QD Dr, Roberr Wicke Bruce Wlrrenrnyer Classes Pracrical For Many Majors Cbernisrry and edocarion classes are born pracrical classes for when srudenrs ger our inro rrie everyday vvorld. Born cbernisrry and educarion give experience necessary for several majors. Cbemisrry srudenrs gain experience rnrooaln classes rriar will be beneficial for sacn fields as denrisrry, rnedicine, and researcn and experirnenral posirions in indosrry. Even if a srudenr is nor inreresred in one of rnese areas, ir caniosr nelp in everyday living. Educarion courses prepare edocarion rnaiors in all areas of reaching for vvnar ir will really be lilse once a srudenr gradof ares. By rne rirne a srodenr gradaares, ne or sne will lsnovv if reaching is rruly for rnem. Born elernenrary and secondary educarion rnajors can find rlnis our because eacn srodenr nas experience in area schools, vvnerner ir be by observarion or Wirrenrnyer 7 X . Bruce Wirrenmyer srodenr reacning. v--Y-ijivlgnv ffl-HER 13 Dr. Kim Horris QD Dr. Lois Ann Horris CD Tim Mensen- diek AD Lindo Newton 53 Lois Ann Horris honds our comporer cords for communicorion courses on pre- regisrrorion doy. ob The members of Pi Koppo Delro ore Plow 1: Kenr Newport, Srephony Teerer, Lindo Hopkins, Henry Clorls. Plow 2: Cindy Hoover, Jeonne Hirsch, Jomi Morrin, Jennifer Hill. Row 8: Jesse Lopez, Sreve Perry, Bruce Houbein, Brod Gons, Tom Boyer 73 Dr. John Conureson 83 Dr. Deon Dunhom QD Psichord Horrimon 103 Cecelia Robinson 115 Dr. Ann Morie Shonnon 125 Mock Smirh 185 The members of Alpho Psi Omego ore: Bruce Sorrell, Paulo Beosley, Denice Thornhill, Dorrell Porsons, Elizoberh Toylor, Woyne Horris, Millie Morris, ond Tim Wood. 14? Myro Unger. 'fw- . ! i 4 i0Q1 Drucew ,.x,, , li T , 2 r, l l l l i 6 .V 4- 1 ,1 I wtf I f ,yu afar f 1- 61 7' ,f Z1 9 57' Wirten rnyer Q .I Bruce Wirtenmyer Hilltoles llFiction ond poetry writing is on ore form thot enoples o person to express his ideos, sold Mocls Smith, ond thot wos exoctly who he hocl in mind when he come up with the icleo for Hilltoles. Mocls Smith wos new to Williorn Jewell this yeor, ond he tought creotive writing. lt wos his ideo for o pools of originol short stories composed py his Closs. Six short stories were in the pools, Hifltoles. Although it wos the first yeor for the pools, Mocls Srnith plons for it to pecome o Williorn Jewell trodition. Next yeor the pools will pe open to worlss of oll students, , f 'i'r11 12 4 i . , l 'PQEIFI Bruce Wirtenrnyer 15 Dr. Edgor Chosreen 23 Dr. Eori Wholey CD Deonno Crewse rolses o oreols offer srudying for o hisrory resr. AD Dovid Smirh Ioolss over his poper before giving on orol presenrorion in Criminology closs. 53 Dr. Kenneth Chorlos ob Dr. Wiliiom Curhoerrson 75 Borry Arbuci-de discusses o survey. BD Angus Howlsins QD Dr, John Dovid Rice 105 Dr. X x Q, Pioberr Trourwine 113 Dr, Robe-rr Wiliiorns 'wavfdll 1 9 , ffiffff , 2 f f .,i, .ff i,.is r f v i 4 f I' ': .' . f ,W , .f ,,,, ,,. , ,,.,'y,, , f J. is ., ,gd ,mu Bruce Xvirrenmyer Deporfrhehfs l-lelp Sfuoerirs Ar Jewell Leorriihg ro leorh ooour yourself is whor hisrory, sociology orid psychology hoye ih corhrhoh, The Hisfo- ry Deporrmehr feels rhor every srudehr should hoye rhe opporruhiry ro leorh rhe posr heriroge of rhe couh- rry os well os orher horiohs. Psychology deols more wirh rhe self ohd gives sru- dehrs more of o chohce ro Iools wirhih rherhselves, Ah exomple of rhis would oe developmehrol psychology which rolses rhe srudehr rhrough rhe whole life process. The Sociology DGDOVTFTTGOT worlss roword molsihg sruclehrs owore of rheir sociol ehvirohmehr ohd rhe people orouhd rhem lm oddiriori TO o voriery of leorh- ihg opporruhiries ih rhe clossroorri, srudehrs ore ehcour- oged ro porficipore io field worls ih churches, prisohs, focrories ohd sociol worls cehrers, The oeporrrhehr olso operorecl rhe Erhhic Cehrer of Mid-Americo, rholsihg ir possible for rhe closses ro yisir ohd srudy rhohy ihreresr- ihg groups ohd orgohizoriohs ih rhe Kohsos Ciry oreo. 15 The members of Sigma Pi Sigma are Row 1: Dr. W. A. l-lilron, Prichard Waring, Sreve Curd, Diana Query, Dr, Marvin Query, Craig Cyr, l-larold Brooks. Row 2.- Truerr Marhis, John l-lilron, John Flynn, Larry Thompson, Rurh Carrer, Penny Warl-sins, Brian Foley, Dr. C. D, Geillaer. Row 3. John Braden, Greg Neely, Lee Srevens, Ira Marrin, Terry Dylssrra, Warren Snelling, John Barbour, Dr, John Philpor. 23 J. Truerr Marhis SD Sherman Sherriclx AD Dr. Darrell Thoman 55 The Members of Kappa Mu Epsilon are Row 1.- Sherman Sherricls, Rurh Carter, Sieve Curd, Charles Smirh, Denise Coffey. Row 2. Darrell Thoman, Janell Sneed, Jeannie Hauls, Greg Neely, Craig Cyr, Harold Brooks, Dr. l-lilron, Row .31 Dr. Geilker, Brian Klopfensrein, Truerr Marhis. ob Truerr Mathis helps Brian Foley worls a math problem. 7D Dr. Don Geillser 85 Dr, Wallace l-lilron QD Dr, John Philpor. f n , ' 4.65 Q15 il ,yin Bruce Wirrenrnyer B5 Gffereo ln Mofh To Gef New Mojors The Morh Deporrrhenr Conrinued rhis yeor ro serve o high enrollmenf of low level service courses in growing ernphosis in Cornpuringi To help promore morhernorics, rhe deporrrnenr infro- duced o new progrorn rhis yeor. Srudenrs Con now ger o morhemorics BS, wirh ernphosis in doro processing, This is rhe firsr rirne in rhe hisrory of the College rhor o BS, hos been offered by rhe deporrrnenr. A new reocher, Phyllis Chorlos, fooghr in rhe ploce of Truerr Morhis rhis yeor while he wos in l-lorloxron. She is rhe wife of Professor Cholros in rhe Hisrory Deporrmenr, ond she wos o big help in promoring the new morhemorics pro- grorn. , .:,Lr ... ...-......- , -..--....f..., , N , , -fy-1-:IIC ,',- - Q---new-'-' French Film Club Welcomes Anyone Le Mouron o cinq porres o bour de soufflef' vvosjusr one of rhe movies shovvn rhis yeor sponsored by rhe French Film Club. The club begon losr yeor ond novv hos grovvn ro 20 members. The club showed rwo films eoch semesrer. All rhe movies hod coprions in English so rhor onyone could come ond worch. l'The French Film Club provided on informol formor so rhor srudenrs could see French films ond ger o chonce ro heor rhe French longuoge ond irs occenrs. lr olso gove rhem o chonce ro explore rhe French culture, soid Goye McCorry Selrzer, odviser. '51'?.. ,ant 13 The members of rhe French Club ore: Julie Hobbs, Shoron Pioorlx, Vicki Schneider, Alecio Crofr, John Borrh, Amy Jo Perdew, Borboro Zimmerschied, Rob- in Niemeyer, Ann-Morie Thomas, Phil Correr. QD Korherine Griffirh SD Mory Johnson AD Keiko Miyo- moro ploys rhe l-soro, Joponese horp. 53 Joponese exchonge srudenrs give o musicol presenrorion dur' ing lnrernorionol Aworeness Week, ob Srudenrs from Jopon shore rheir norive music. 7D Mory Roberts 85 Ann-Morie Thomos QD Antonio Vero 'IOD Dr. Corher- ine Vero if -,FXR , N1- :H- 5s:r's- .-41' - 4-7 4A .i 1 Bruce Wirrenmyer 5-1, ' - .,. .,,. ..,..-.....-.-...-1-in-..-. Y - ' ' - - V . . F . I . . , . , -Y ,.q....-,...-,f,,,:-.,: Y--- .:-, , 7-7-,..H. ,. Bruce Wirrenmyer al 1 I K Bruce Wirrenmyer I ,1 , 7 X -....,, Ja 6 43 ir, fi' 4 D Dovid Jockson ond Doug Boyd reheorse wirh rhe Chopel Choir. 23 Dr. Don Brown SD Helen Drown 47 Dr, Sondro Emig 55 Dr. Wesley Forbis ob Colyin Permenrer 75 Dr. Phillip Posey 83 lon I-licl-:mon ond Helen Eclslund procrice singing ir, Chopel Choir QD John Picker 205 Dr, Pouline Riddle 'lib Phillip Schoefer 125 Dr. Don Drown direcrs rhe Chopel Choir 185 The members of Sigmo Alpho loro ore Row 7g Plurh Feors l-lomblin, Lourie Kidd Row 2- Korhy Fincher, Melindo Willioms, Joclsie Edwords, Debbie Schremp Row 3: Jeonne Gobrielse, Jorjo Morron, Solly Kessler, Cheryl Psood, Mory ,lone Whireheod Row 4- Soroh Toylor, Ellyn Wenig, Liso McForlond, Helen Eclslund, Cindy Sheppord 145 The members of Phi Mu Alpho ore Row if Worren Huffmon, Todd Wilson, Morls Doll, Mork Speno, Byron Morley, Bruce Cox Row 2- Ken Gobrielse, Kevin Hompron, Ed Rollins. l li K J. . 5,2 is - J 5. 1 Lf 4 X .,,- Druce Wirrenmyer 'Q is in Q, Wirrenmyer Of, Bruce Wirrenmyer WJC Ding-A-Lungs Some people who go fo Williom Jewell College ore ding- o-lings. Thor does nor meon rhor rhey ore spocey bur rorher rhor rhey ore members of rhe hondbell progrom, nide- nomed rhe ding-o-lings. The hondbell progrom begon in rhe foll of 1975. A group of srudenfs roised funds, purchosed rhe hondbells ond donor- ed rhem TO rhe College. The reperroire hos widened ond we've odded new bells fo rhe previous ser fhey hod, sold Lourie Kidd. The hondbell progrom is very populor. There ore begin- ning, inrermediore ond odvonced hondbells, oll under rhe direcrion of Dr. Donold C. Brown. There is no college credif given for fhe closses, so srudenrs do if for on ensemble credir os well os for pleosure. The hondbellers perform progroms on compus ond in Churches ond schools. This spring they performed or rhe Music Educofors Nofionol Convenrion in Minneopolis, Minne- soro. ,,--- - I, Bruce Wirrenmyer Q,-J ,r-4 xg' 1 1 15 Carolyn Brose 25 Terry Buford OD Grera Engberg 43 Jeanne Johnson 55 The nursing srudenrs who got capped are Row 1.- Helen Coars, Janer Greason, Bobbie Orford, Anna Marie Marrin, Robin Rhodes, Susan Chlapels, Kelly Lund- gren, Cheryl Cole. Row 2: Mary Casragno, Chrisry Darrelr, Denise Homan, Janis Harness, Sue Williams, Jeanna Jenkins, Joanna Whipple, Julie Williams, Row 3: Kathy Raining, Tammy Mcl3ee, Rosemary Gambill, Par Davis, Julie Youse. Row 4: Lori Offill, Pam Pence, John Assel, Karyn Vincenr, Twila Sronner, Debbie Lay. 65 Sue Williams receives her cap for her hard work rhrough nursing school. 73 Julie Youse receives her cap, 85 Par Davis receives his chevron. QD Joanne Kersren 103 Sherry Musrapha 115 Berry Piicherr 123 Janer Vincenr .1 l , . 4' Bruce Winenrnyer W s Jl 3 ii Mi 1 U i J QQ f Z4 . as 7 Bruce Wirrenmyer I S if Bruce Wirrenrnyer T ll l g i i we Fi -if I Y I J i l T, 3 my y.: Q i i 6 iii L 1 ......,c,l Bruce Wirrenmyei rw ,t Bruce Wirrenmyer J? 1 ii Brucelvirrenmyer Nursing Srudenrs Goin By Fxperience Procricol experience is whor helps mosr when leorning, ond rhor is why nursing mojors do o greor omounr of rheir srudying in oreo hospirols. The firsr rwo yeors nursing mojors roke closses or Williom Jewell, The rhird yeor srudenrs ore reguired ro live in rhe nursing duplexes nexr ro Boprisr Memoriol Hospirol, while rhey hove rhe oprion of living or Jewell or rhe nursing duplexes rheir Senior yeor. Mosr nurses move bock ro Jewell rheir Senior yeor, oe- couse we're so secluded from compus life. lr's like onorher world over or l3oprisr, soid Pom Pence. lr is soid rhor rhe Junior yeor is rhe hordesr. Firsr semesrer srudenrs work in pedicirrics or Children's Mercy Hospirol ond in obsrerrics or eirher Trumon Medicol Cenrer or rhe Medicol Cenrer of Independence. The second semesrer is spenr eirher leorning medicol surgicol rechnigues or Boprisr or doing psychi- orric rororion or Tri-Counry Menrol Heolrh Cenrer of Wesrern Missouri Srore Menrol l-leolrh Cenrer. Two doys o week ore spenr roking closses or Williom Jewell. The Junior yeor is hord nor only becouse of rhe heovy work lood bur olso oecouse rhe srudenrs ore prerry much our on rheir own. Firsr semesrer of our junior yeor is rhe hordesr becouse we're our on our own. We hove ro cook ond do everyrhing for ourselves. lr rokes o while ro odjusr ro oll rhe work we hove ro do, soid Pom Pence. , 12 ilil -,..,-.--wr- , 'P , M ,, : I 2 3 . Bruce Wirrenmyer 13 Dr. Keirh Dovid 25 Dr. Robert Trorrer SD Dr. Lonny Kelly 4D The members of Phi Sigmo Tou ore Row 1.- Por Sreworr, Seon Butler, Dole Neef Row 2: Greg Joclsson, Andy Prorr, Dr. Dovid, Jock Powell, 55 Kelly Eods ond Milse Smith woir for closs ro begin. ol Poulo George concenrrores on rolxing nores in closs. 75 Dr. Oscor Brooks 83 Dr. Dovid Duke Q7 Dr. Dovid Moore 105 Dr. Jock Porroin i ,av il l Spirituol Growth .91 .-sfiiiiziv-Er' I-lelps Students At Williom Jewell, students ore prepored spirituolly os well os ocodemi- colly by the deportments of Religion ond Philosophy. The W. D. Johnson Deportment of Religion hos os irs objective the teoching of the Bible, helping students see the contriburions the teoch- ings of Jesus Christ hos mode in the world, helping students relote the Bible ond Christion religion to other disciplines of study ond preporing of individuols colled of God for service in the Boptist denominotion ond .41- Kingdom of God. Five teochers shore in this rosie. In philosophy students ore encouroged to proctice the discipline rother thon to leorn it only. Students ore given slsill troining on how to thinle of philosophy ond to use it in everydoy life ond everydoy problems. We try nor to pose our views on students ond try to get them to think for themselves, even if it is on opposing view, soid Dr. Robert Trotter, philosophy choirmon. We try to deol with philosophy for people who moy be going into other fields, not just philosophy, but business fields olso. One closs in the deportment reolly builds on deportmentol principles. In the philosophy seminor closs, odvonced worls is done in smoll groups. The topic ore olwoys chonging, os students choose their own discussion topics, bosed on whot is relevont to their lives. The course is put together entirely by students ond tought by students. lt's so completely run by students thot rhey seem to get offended if o 'lf Bruce Wittenmyer teocher enters rhe room, Dr. Trotter odded. Bruce Wirtenmyer ,,,..-.pq--' I 1 YZ' ' I AKVVV V ' V ,.V MVWT1 ' , fl', 'A ' I ' wwf ' If- WW? V, V n w wa g -ff,.,,fy 1 U .f.-, f 4 V -if yy ,f ,,,, V -. fr ,f,.f ,. Mm rw mfffi ,dwfmwhnkv vwiz.. -V 1.4 fr ,,.,, 1, VVAVVVV V ,Vie V V: V , f s f5L??i1fP , Aff 9 MJ , .111 WH: ' ' , f, I . . ,, 'K' ,,g,Vd,,,., .f , V Bruce Wirrenmyer 312' 1D Donny Correr 25 Fred Flools 35 Dorrel Gourley 45 Lorry i-lomilron 53 l.orry Holley ol Bill Kelso 75 Mory Kinmon 85 Boro Moclse QD The new poo! hos recreorionol hours open ro everyone. 105 The new one-merer ond rhree-merer diving boords orrrocr mony swimmers. 113 Sion McGorvey 125 Jim Nelson 185 Dr, Norris Porrerson 143 Curr Gowdy speoiss or The Mobee Cenrer Dedicorion on December 11, 1980, 155 The rhree-merer is somerimes scory, even rojump off. 163 Roy Perrigrew 175 Vic Schuirze. KW X' A 1. I. T 'if 'I 5 --ni I , we 3 2 1 4 3-ff' f. .21 - 29, 1? 495 5. 4' C'3:2 - 7 lfggeu. figfrii' v, -u - X. 'fri ! rx -. R. 1 ' 'S' .. rr In ' sing If 'ifffffff-fx i ' i I i ,,,M,,W,,WWfWW'W fr1'f ' 3 i 1 fi' R ff-r' 1 V i W v 4 . 1- -ww ' 1' . '- ,- A 7 e 'iuyfwf M, , ,, 5. V V VV VV , i W H my ' 255 0 ,My ' I W, V VV A '- fe :nj f 'We ,V f ,?j42i:q,A1V f4t4fQY4v'., A-rw V V km gifglih VVV Z A WV M , dr VV sv V VVV Va V A 'T ' f . Lplv, ' ' .,,,,,,. ,, --M-I ff W-, f-M., Mn JW uns yi .f ,WA 1, g ,- , - 50 ifli-j1,25 1gff:.f ' ' , R . 40 ' L-' A i MIT- V-'QL ' -:ff - . .,- . .-f,..., .--.......,--.................,.....-...........,, I i A , V -M A l L X 0-V3 NW 15 1' .I any M-Jr V ..,...' 1sy.i,, MQW . l l l l I .4 S. I, r 4 6 ' f x X ,, 171 ,Q1qq,f- , 'T 14 Bruce Wirrenmver l J New Mobee Center Becomes A Reolity Whot begon os o dreom hos become ci reolity. This yeor the Mobee Center wos publicly dedicoted ot 9145 om., December 11. Despite construction problems such os building into o hill ond limestone, the center finished on schedule ond within budget. The 90,000 sguore foot building feotures o centrol room with three boslsetboll courts surrounded by o six lone running trocls, There ore olso four hondboll-rocguetboll courts ond the only indoor olympic-size swimming pool in the Konsos City oreo. The building is fully electric ond is built into o hillside, thus minimizing energy consumption during hot ond cold weother, lt is well insuloted, needs no oir conditioning ond hos o number of energy efficient feotures. 4 li y ix ,LLM ,,,,,,.,, W., A x E lst xix ll ' E ,f 4 eff -vi' 1 'W 'W ........., 15 K , T9 Q I , N: ' 75 f-...,,z., . .. wg- ,,h ,., .. Q .M .rl , W , , , . , ,,-, ,-n,..1 I : 419,27 5 .771 wi- ,,.:l,,4. - - ., f-T : '3 .., Bruce Wirtenmyer 5 4' , 1 , , 'lit I . lv .wsu I . i 1 .E A 'Y ff. W U y M- 4 up . U , A v I i . 4' ' 3? f 5, 4 .. l Z L' -'W ' 'X Mb- A, ' - f E3 we., I -,H We-f '-nie' Z ' T .. -' 1--55 -f -jp .- 15.4, 1 , Ag. .,,, - '1V : W- - 5' ' ' 9 I- ' K M I ' ' -ur,-, T0 - Bruce Wittenmyer 'ws ,zip-1' ,T ' . ... -rf'-sf-..,-N -.af f-- . X ...wb QR X ,US ,a ni U J' 111 if 4 5' '?. 5, , r, ,ff ,Z i' ' . ' v All -3 ,H ,, . ., - : f' ,u x fi 3 KM, f ,K E73 - 1. ..fw'3,.g, 4, '-v - , , :L ' g , Y v 'H1.525:1gq., ,a Jeff Dresser MAJCJR EVEJV Q 4 ., ,V .iv Anticiporion. . . o quiet crowd woiting for rhe performo porode to corne over the hill ond to be oble to visuolize rhe ne The curroin storts ro open. The sound of the bond comes Whether it wos Totler, ,Homecoming or o Fine Arts performonce reflected the show? Foces filled with delight ond wild excite clopping from onlookers who woired with greot expectorion Finolly the curtoin closes ond rhe lost floor disoppeors down tl' they go? To the post, present ond future Iools of Mojor Ever Minton EVEHX Fall Play This year William Jewell was rwice blessed by rhe Fall Play, lr was rhe musical The Mah af La Mahcha, a praducriah by rhe drama ahd rhe music deparr- mehrs. The play was ser ih a prisah ih Seville, Spaih, ar rhe ehd af rhe sixreehrh cehrury. The cehrral characrers were Mi- guel de CGVVOOTGS, his MOOSGVVOOT Sah- cha, ahd CGVVGOTGS' ficriahal characrer, Dah Quixare. The maih rheme af rhe play was expressed ih Dah Quixare's sahg, 'lTo Dream The Impossible Dream. lb The Padre CEd Rollihsb crawhs Dah Quixore CDave Love? Khighr of The Woeful Cauhrehahce with the Goldeh Helmer Creally a barber's bowlb Q,-74 W 2 4-fra! i 'J . E: Har-.g H 11:41. , :iw-.pwgzy v , Tw! .. V- ,-'agu'-Jw-, :'w:.f- -a. .1 1 r .a ff ,fin . g 2e3?2'4ff' , , 4,-apr' f ,7,:3,f ' ,f CE, fi'?,':.+' ' ' , , 4 ff ,. ,,'fw'?iE-H A Q f H A,4,,-4:11, ,Q z 1. ,f , ,wg qi, -1 4 1:5 'fifzgjz ' W' 1' 'fa 'vfnf' Exif 5- 1, , 95'iE'f17Q3'f, .5?Y. 5 'Zi:w7 f-4, 'f12 ifa-' f M' v if ' ' ,. 4 ,,-rw? Wh, -:gn , M 1,-an rw., A f .1 L VM '1 uz?'f'vfw., ,ae f5f.z4:,.'f f?1'1gfi1fw 'j l'f':lQ,y11. 155525-'Lv f .mf ' - sf-V 'fl i .g m Mem: 'i , . la ' +31-ff + ' Q3:,KL,9Q.f, 4 I, u ff f V vs , 1 4 Q3Q., f .,., 'ffm' :f,,p:-,-.:,,,- znfgrfv-:Z W, 2 ,, .f' 8 .4l-W ,,,.,...,.:::-- ff-new-unC U' 2 Bill Se-over Chorles Wells Q--. i f .15 f Bill Seover ruce Bruce Wmemmyer Uill beover YM X Ns. Dill beover WJC Goes Wesrern The currenr rrends of uroon ond cemenr cowboys conrrioured greorly ro rhis yeor's Homecoming rheme - The Greor Americon Cowboy. The Theme wos evif denr from rhe counrry rocle sound of rhe Qzorls Mounroin Doredeyils concerr ro rhe Wesrern orrire worn by Jewell fons or rhe Jewell-Cenrrol Merhodisr gome Sorurdoy offer- noon. In oerween were floors wirh rhemes such os 'lCords Gor True Grir ond llWhip rhe Eogles, o oonls hold-up by Jesse Jomes ond comous singing cowboys Jewell wos vicrorious over Cenrrol Merhodisr, C34-14, wirh on offensive roiol of 5841 yords. During holf-rime rhe Queen ond oorricioorion owords were onnounced. Koren lsooc of rhe Delro Zero sororiry wos onnounced 1980-81 Homecoming Queen, ond rhe Lomodo Chi Aloho-Alpho Delro Pi ond Koooo Alpho-Aloho Gommo Delro orgonizoe rions fied for firsr oloce in overoll comoeririon. The choir- men in chorge of rhe ocriviries of Homecoming rhis yeor were Kelly Kohrs ond Kelly Proffirr. 15 The Koppo Alphovfklpho Gommo Delro floor rheme is Whip The Eogles 25 Kelly Groom molses o rouchdown rhor oids in rhe 34-14 vicrory over Cenrrol Merhodisr. 85 Aspiring for greorer heighrs, rhe Lombdo Chi Alphos consrrucr o pyromid during one of rhe quod gomes. AD Lonce Winlsler presenrs rhe 1980-81 Homecoming Queen, Koren lsooc, wirh her roses os rhe courr looks on. 53 A Liberry fire engine beors rhe Corderres ond Cheerleoders rhrough rhe Homecoming porode. ob The Ozorls Mounroin Doredevils per- form or rhe Homecoming concerr. 73 The gome ooll is delivered by o porochurer. ?X. 4- - C3 1 Dowd Owen S 2 Z 9 s , A. 1. , 2 Q 2 ,,.... Xvw, .nw-Nw Nw-xx A wLxw+-m-w.- N 2 5. 1 F 4 4 1 . ! 'i 1.6 .az -4, ..- 1 I R haf ,.,,..,., , :ian ii, . am, ,, 0 , lc' .' , ,g 1 XEF 4, ,f ' Z4 ff M 01' , E Dovid Owen 5-5 AJ ' . , I STU' 9 IN i David Owen l i I l l i l l l l H 5' V Tx + Soul urs V V David Owen Tatler Goes Abroad Whether it be in Korea, ltaly, Port-of-Your-Hearta or England, William Jewell students as well as the audience were led through a tour around the world as Tatler Revue presented Tarler Journeys Abroad. The tour guides were emcees Byron Motley and Lisa Forois. The first stop was Korea in l'Teddy Beat by Day, Nurse oy Night, or Will Radar Lose His Innocence? The Kappa Alpha-Delta Zeta slsit was a tal-te-off on MASH. Radar CSteve Ashburnb fell in love with our own Nurse Knight Uulia Groffl and it was up to Klinger CSteve Prstojevichb, Hot Lips CCheri Quiet? and the rest of the gang to get them together. l thought all the slsits were entertaining. Our perfor- mances went great because of the crowd reaction. They were great, said Jeff Riggs. Ccontinued on page oO? 1D Stuart Weiss wins the first annual Golden Spam Award. 23 Radar is growing into a man. 85 Radar falls in love with Nurse Knight. 43 Evan Tripp is the famous Boxer Sculpture, 53 Byron Motley sings You Ain't Nothin' But a Hound Dog. 'I x M f 00 , ffl' ' 'ff , wwf ,gy 5? 1 -G? 1 ,f y f , 72 H., S , 0 LQ I 'iz I n N 1 z 4 i V- 'T j',.,,'?igT'iP:.jf ,4 ,, Vrvr jf 1 M , ,lzz E ,f fi M' .9 4,,,.f..L , ,, - - If . 4 Www.: qwgffagg .mv V Q. u 4' if 4 x ' f as .2 VAT .fax A Q 5 ,Q f A 1 S i ' 5' .3k g . fs,g,- , Q - - i , 1 K.- ,if 4 w,,,f A ? XO If 9 Q if E, 442 2 6 if dsl ' ,ir 1 if fi--A if , if lag i f Y all t, in lr 1 'MQ ,Z 1 1 gl I W fi. J, .. M , iff M' - ' ' 'iff , a, I- 1 1, I W Q? A' v gr ' - 'Ml ' f Fll ' h lf- ' A 1 A9 'Ak A V. 3: - ,Q I. .?.1 3 M ,O so ' , '?g,ilf 1, gl we 2 David Owen 4 Dovid Owen 1D Chris Holford is Coproin Klein in the Lombdo Chi Alpho-Zero Tou Alpha slsir. QD Genny Boughmon ond Milse Piuhl ore besr ocror ond ocrress. Sb Liso Forbis ond Byron Morley ore on their woy ro rhe Berrnudo Triongle. 45 Liso Forbis sings Freddie My Love, 55 Mike Ruhl is 0 cowboy ond is showing rhe English school his woy of dancing. Dovid Owen , ff :- -If-4 ' ., 4-faf- 42:1 IRI, ,,f, , ,1I. ,A 9 i l 5. i i:,..' X .Ax -a+ .l - fifi ' 1 i. -x. .. ill'- Dovid Owen v fx J .1 43 . ,- ' Si 2, 5, . gy I. an , 4:11 1 f' f. i fx Y 5 2 A ,js 1 V JR' J 5 . -.Lg j Vg- ' 22153 . , . . -11 - li V ,V , ,R E V V J .k is 1 of gli f 4 lj, 5 Q JJ- - 1 'I I .VYFZ -. L 7 . V, ,,-. , y ,,,, g , 4 ww x. , . A . .Mr1,.,. A 'yi .5 1 , lf-1, in s, ,- ff . I ,L L, ,V L . . kj... , .4 ,- i ' - .,f 'Z , V ff . 4f'uf', 3' ff.. H Dqvid Owen : 5 ' . 5 , .- , ,. 4 ' 52 s '- 1 'WL i v Dovid Owen 15 Suson Groce wins second pioce in the ineoerween slwirs doing rne Cnorlesron. 23 Byron Morley ond Liso Forois ore rne emcees GD Meiisso Bini-ziey, Torler Choirmon, ond Lynn Finley, Business Monoger, presenr rne owords Sorurdoy nighr. 45 Dovid Compoell escorrs rhe 1981 Torier queen, Joey Sroron. 55 Joey Sroron Ccenrerb is rne queen, Beverly DeLoocn Crighrb is ine firsr runner-up ond Donno Bohonnon Clefrb is rne second runner-up. oD John Woodruff Ciefrb wins riwe in-oerween si-:irs wirh o comedy rourine. is I i 3 l ra .Q S C Owe Totler ls Winning Winning is o big port of Totler, ond this yeor wos no exception. Fridoy night storted the victories with the on- nouncement of queen. The second runner-up wos Donno Bohonnon ond the first runner-up wos Beverly DeLooch. The 1981 Totler queen wos Joey Stoton. Soturdoy wos even more exciting with the onnounce- ment of in-between slsit winners ond the skits thernselves. Suson Groce finished second ploce in the in-between slsits doing the Chorleston. John Woody Woodruff finished first with o comedy routine. Included in his oct were the fonnous Blodders, bobies from oround the world ond Kermit the Frog. After the onnouncement of the in-between skit winners come whot everyone hod been woiting for. Melisso Binlsley, Totler Choirmon, ond Lynn Finley, Business Monoger, stood on the stoge os the froternities ond sororities owoited the onnouncement of who won Totler. First, o new oword wos presented. The first onnuol Golden Sporn oword wos pre- sented to Stuort Weiss, who ployed o nurd. The best sup- porting octor wos Chris l-lolford, ond the best supporting octress wos Leso Spry. The winner of the Virginio D. Bice Best Actress oword wos Genny Boughmon, ond the winner of the Roy Borr Best Actor oword went to Mike Ruhl. The Lornbdo Chi Alpho-Zeto Tou Alpho slsit come in second, ond the winners were Phi Gomnfio Delto-Alpho Gornmo Delto. Dovid Owen Dovid Owen 13 Members of Les Gronds Bollers Conodiens nove ro be very disciplined, QD Miss Frederico von Srode sings mezzo-soprono BD Pnillipoe Enrremonr, oionisr, per- forms wirn Fronce's Orcnesrre du Copirole oe Toulouse, 45 l-lermonn Prey sings oorirone or o Fine Arrs oroducrion. 55 Louise Dore ond Dwignr Snelron of Les Gronds Bollers Conodiens perform Aureole. ob Jerilyn Dono of Les Gronds Bollers Conodiens performs ro Serenode, 7D The Cloooe Kionis Mime Tneorre, recog- nized os rlwe leoding Americon mime compony, does o unique inrerprerorion. .4-I' 'S -.,., - V, .. ,,-,A-K, , .-.- Q..-, fi -. hh, . ..,-.-f--g--.-.-3. 49' - .- A . It ,fgh,,.. .Nav . , , +L' ,5.h',eu, Fine Arrs Excels This yeor's Fine Arrs seoson Continued in irs greor rrodirion ro bring world renowned performers ro Konsos Ciry ond Lioerry. Among rnis yeor's rolenrs were rne virruoso oorif rone, Hermonn Prey, ine Les Grond Boilers Conodiens in irs firsr opoeoronce in Konsos Ciry, rne Cloude Kipnis Mime Tneorre ond rne inrernorionolly occloimeo oionisr Rudolf Se-rlsin. J ' H-Hi ' 1 M, Lf! 'P 1 .rf ,-.1----A , 1- ' 1 ' Y - X SPCDRTS .5 , , .,AV,.,v,,V, JffD JeffD v V N -INF f YV v? -iii -Y-V-,f v ,, Y-Z--aw-L--?Q..-sw-, -bv ..,44.. . : . .., Y. .. ,4..,-.....t-.,,,,m..-.Y. .H vgn Y PCDRTS 13' X c ., -, W: .5545 if. ,,-- V ' ,t Qi L 2 M, XM Hir hord, hit ogoin, pushing through, running strong ond deliberate, then finolly touchdown ond o new Iools or Red Roge. Success wos not on uncommon word to the footboll Cordinois this yeor, but thot wos not olwoys the story. In the post when Williom Jewell did not hove the winning seosons of the present, the fons were os few os the victories. Now the stodium is filled with enthusiostic spectators os the boil is thrownj connected, touchdown ond the crowd is up yelling ond singing the fight song. If SPCJRTS - ' -f 1 lf'fj'13A',-Q1 ',g:1-ihg-r::3c.es.rl-ni...-:sri . ' l ,ff0,1.1-Eff. Q W, ,fa 1 Ii-xuwuaupufpnyi 5: ,, ' , ' f , , ' , I V , A , , l V . , f '-'wav M :swan . wwuwv.. .. 5, , ,, ,ww-.2 ,V ' H , ' A 1 1 'Zn' 'f - -ffvf-v '?? w2,.m1.W,,..4v.,l 4 r 'V ' M ' ' wwlK0!4'Vf' ' f Nwwdwy., -, l - ,an u., , , f H , MW,,,,,,Mfv ,. A W . A wMMmi!'T 5 , ,,,, A W--M , V, M I , ' '10ff 4-Z,f5yff,, 314,077 , f AV Bruce Wirrenmyer Seoson Successful Cordioc breorhing from rhe lungs conrinuous unconscious movemenr like o ployer on o field . . . pushing ro ger roword o gool . . . owore, buf moyemenrs so re- heorsed rhey ore unconscious. Pieoching rhe gool, onorher six poinrs on rhe scoreboord os rhe Cordioc Cords score onorher rouchdown. Touchdowns ond vicrories were rhe nome of rhe gome ro rhe foorboll Cordinols. They wenr complerely undefeored rhrough the foorboll seoson. lr wos o fun seoson, fun ro win. We beor some reoms rhor nobody rhoughr we would beor, ond we ployed berrer rhon onybody rhoughr we would ploy, sold Bruce Hill. They reoched on imporronr gool when rhey mode ir ro rhe firsr round of rhe ploy-offs ond rhey beor Boker. lr wos rhe greoresr feeling ro mol-ze ir ro rhe ploy-offs becouse ir wos something we oll srrived for os o reom ond os individuols since the beginning of the yeor, sold Doyid Cunninghom. lr wosn'r unril rhe second gome of rhe ploy-offs rhor rhey were defeored by Wilmingron College of Ohio. lr wos o disoppoinrmenr ro lose ro Wilmington. Since we mode ir rhor for we rhoughr we could molee ir oll rhe woy. lr wos o ler down becouse we didn'r ploy ro our porenriol. lr wos probobly rhe worsr gome of the yeor, soid Doyid Cunninghom. , .'vP7 ?f 13 Jerry Burch kicks off ro rhe Boker offense os Jerry Burcherr sroys bock ro block, 25 Mike McGill roises his honds in vicrory ofrer rhe firsr ploy-off gome ogoihsr Boker. 87 Chris Choice woh'r ler his oppohenr goin yordoge os he rockles him on The line of scrimmoge 45 The Boker gome wos very emoriohol, ond ofrer the gome rhe ployers cohgrorulored eoch orher. 53 Gory Ainsworrh ond Chris Choice ore borh key line- bockers in William Jewell defense. ob Lorry Drums mokes o rockle os Dovid Lewis runs ro ossisr. 73 The C r r-,'- . 1-s sil's 3 firsr gome of rhe ploy-offs Ieoves Jewell vicrorious wirh o 20-17 score. 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Steve Spencer and David Cunningham were firsr team offense. Greg Embree, Don Brown and Mike McGill were second ream offense. Jerry Burch was second ream kicker, and Jeff McGuire was firsr ream punrer. Mike McGill was recognized for being a rerurn specialisr. Par Burke was firsr ream defense while Guy Weber, Wendell McGill and Bruce Hill were second ream defense. Gary Ainsworrh and Dave Armsrrong were also recognized as rhe rhird ream defense. A ' H V I . 1 J ..1g,1,.'4 rj rl A Q .. I ,Jw T ya, :,Q.lc,.l. wq-p..,,, H A , ' 2277 1, H an V ,, E , V .,..g,,fyiyZy,,.1. .Q , X 1 , . , Q x. M 4 , nw V ,Y M ,T l 4' de V ' ., V 4' Hi , V V g V , ,TI '- ' 1-. 715.1 ,,Z.,ff,- , 27,5 u 4, ,li I ,, , f 7 H , Q, . I . I 9 ' -,Z 4 f4.3,,?4..W 1 . 'iff' 4 'W,,Kv' I w .I - 2. Q' 5 2 'pf , nw., f, 2. ., 'an Bruce Wirrenmyer 4, ' 1 .--4- D The Cardinals wair for a snap and anorher great play. 23 Kelly Groom runs the ball ro rhe end zone for six poinrs. 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We won rhe 12 reom invirorionol meer or Mid-Americo Nozorene, bur ofrer rhor injuries slowed us down. Kenr Psoder hod on excellenr yeor indiyiduolly, ond Moson Duede wos oll-Disrricr for rhe second time, soid Spencer Kerley. Kenr Psoder ser o new school record for rhe five mile run ond wos disrricr chompion. 15 In o cross counrry roce oll rhe runners srorr or rhe some l rime. 25 Eric Forney wins onorher meer doing rhe pole voulr T in indoor rrock. CD Moson Duede is congrorulored by his girl T friend, Jono Jolliff, for running o good roce. 49 Kent Roder is running oheod of mony runners. 57 Lyle Nicholson enjoys l running cross counrry. Dill Heger -'F ,W Y Y Y 7 -3 - - nw vf..............am.. lb Srocy Sundervvirrh bumps rhe boil. 25 The volleyboll ployers. Plow 1' coproinsl Morcy Gonr, Liso Sunderwirrh ond Leso Spry. Row 2: Srocy Sunderwirrh, Kelly Leeper, Jenny Moynord, Pom Soxron, Morie Lipori, Row 31 Cooch Boro Moclse, Assisronr-Cooch Chris Johnson, Corri King, Terri Rolfe, Jill Movis, Lorry Kohrs ond Chrisry Borbour. CD Liso Sundervvirh hos ro get down on her lsnees ro recover o boil. AD Morie Lipori rnolses o srrong serve ro rhe opponenr. 53 Corri King blocks o boil os on opponenr fries ro spilse if over the ner. ob Teornmores cheer for rhe girls who ore on rhe court. Bill Ee-over fir 2 g 0 .f .J -.. Ns Bruce Wirrenrnyer L' ,,,, ,A .. - .cs os-A f Bruce Wirrenrnyer ' 'Y .K 5' li 3- 3' U ' V- A 1 ,I I 'Wa F : I -- Q wld.: --L sl ii' W W l , -l .s..,, rj- ' ? i f,.,,F, A K 1 ly 1. lk :.-, 1 L- Z '. X... f- 2- A . -., 4-1-. ' u 'I 'SQ , SB. Bruce Wirrehmyer Trodirioh Srorred lh New Mooee Gym Uo ohd dowh wos rhe woy Chris Johhsoh, ossisrohr volleyooll cooch, described rhe volleyooll seosoh. The seosoh wos filled wirh more losses' rhoh wihs, which oerhoos hurr rhe reorh VTWOVOIG, Leso Sory, Liso Suhderwirrh ohd Morcy Gohr were rhe reom cooroihs, ohd rhey ihspired rhe reom ro worls rogerher despire rheir record. Ahorher spirir ooosrer wos rhor rhe girls were rhe firsr vorsiry reom ro hove o rhorch ih rhe hew Mooee Cehrer. lh focr, rhey were rhe firsr reorh ro wih ih rhe hew Mooee Cehrer. A rrodirioh wos srorred wheh rhey ployed five loho gorhes ro come our oh foo. Despite rhe o-25 record of rhe reom, ihdividool oloyers were hohored. Morcy Gohr wos firsr reom oll-cohferehce, Terri Rolfe ohd Morie Lioori were oll-cohferehce hohor- oole rhehrioh. Bruce Wirrehrhyer - ... .Y-- v .s X, Brock Shotters Scoring Becord The old record wos shottered os Donno Brock become the oll time leoding scorer in the history of girl's oosketooll ot Williom Jewell. Even with this outstonding ployer, the seoson wosjust foir. Some of the problems thot contributed to the seoson were thot the teom hod o lot of inexperience ond not much height. l'We did pretty well individuolly for the inexperience on the teom. We storted the yeor with nine freshmen, sold Donno Brock. ln ooout two or three yeors it'll oe o reol good teom becouse of oll the freshmen, sold Corrie New. Even though the seoson hod o 12-12 outcome, it wos positive in o lot of woys. lt wos o good yeor for recruiting, ond thot will set stondords for recruiting in the next few yeors, sold Corrie New. lt wos olso exciting thot the store oosketooll tournoment wos held in the new Mobee Center. ff f f II i l 2, lf' F fy My ...- 1 Bruce Wittenmyer 13 Donno Brock moves the boll down the court os Dione Eoster blocks. 23 Donno Brock shoots o jump boil while the opponent from Grocelond tries to knock it owoy. BD Donno Brock is the leoding scorer in the history of Jewell's women's teom. 45 The members of the women's bosketboll teom ore Row 1: Vic Schultze, Dee Dee Hussey, Corrie New, Solly Merrell, Lourie Brown, Don Soltys. Row 2: Terri Wotson, Melisso Hunt, Liz Thurmon, Dione Eoster, Robin Gorhom, Deedy Conord, Stocy Sunderwirth, Donno Brock, Renee Eoster. 53 Renee Eoster is one of the freshmen on the teom. Win... Bruce Wirtenn' lb The members of the oosketboll teom ore Row 1.- Bill Kelso, Bruce Toppmeyer, Derrick Willis, Fred Willloms, Tom Gore, Steve Broughton, Brent Lyon, Eric Holl, Lorry Holley. Row 2: Scott Rowls, Bob Bonks, Mork Ceper- ley, Kirk Showver, Tim Sieg, Jeff Foley, Scott Corson, Clorence Russell, Jeff Throsher. 25 The members of rhejunior vorsity teom ore Row 1.- Dovid Steinbrueck, Don Henry, Derrick Wil- lis, Regis Coulter, John Fritz, Jim Nelson. Row 2: Bryon Prewitt, Jim Roller, Scott Groninger, Phil Phillips, Dennis Porker, John Shell. GD Lind- sey Holley is o foithful cheerleoder ot the boskerboll gomes. 45 Steve Broughton gets inside to toke o shot. 55 Wendell Still tokes o jump shot for on eosy two points. ob Fred Willioms goes up for o rebound. 75 Derrick Willis tokes o shot from the wing, 7 7' kip lan-W. 413 ll s 110 6' 0' ' 43 -' 0 uruce Wirrenmyer Success Of Teorn Arrrioured To Mucn l'Tne seoson wos orerry successful, We were in ir oll rne woy in rlne leogue roce unrll we mer Cenrrol Mernodisr. We srorred rne seoson slow our come on or rne second nolf ond won 10 our of rne losr 12 QOfTlGS,H sold Scorr Corson. Tne overoll seoson ended 15-13, wnile rne leogue ended 12-4. One reoson for sucn o successful yeor nnoy nove been the number of rronsfers wno come ro Jewell. l4irl4 Snowver, Bruce Tooomeyer, Clorence Russell ond Jeff Foley were oll rronsfers who were o vlrol oorr of rne reonw. Anorner oldlng focror wos rne rerurning oloyers lilse Sreve Brougnron, who led in ossisrs. The wnole reorn brolse o record, wnlcn olso wos o conrriburing focror ro rnelr success, In rne Jewellflvllssourl Volley gorne, Jewell ser o new record wlrn rne mosr oolnrs ever scored in o Willlonn Jewell gorne. Tne score wos 128 Oo. 1 l . .. -- --1 -- - -'---- --,w.--.-5-T-Q-4-.--uqv-1-f--,fpf' I , w.--n- 15 Sean Burler and Dan Fall scrimmage wirn rne orner ream ro gain control of rne ball. 25 Sreye Ashburn is playing one-on-one againsr the opponenr. BD Boo Williams is playing defensively againsr rne opponenr. AD Rob Niglw has conrrol of rne ball, 55 The members of the soccer ream are Row 1.- Kerry Woodfield, Dave Landers, Sean Butler, Troy Romeo, Bob Williams, Paul Vogel, Rob Nign Row 2- Jon Paul, Rod Bomine, Dan Fall, Warran Mould, Brian Onrman, Sreve Boercner, Mil-ze Black, Sreve Ashburn. ,. W , W , f V 4 4 V, ' 'f' Q mgyfsp V, ,V if, J ' W V v47,:,4t1 fx,,m J if F fr, ' C 64 A 44 -f. ' f 44 'VXWW ,. , , . W. X David Ussery A Bill Heger ll X . 5 xl- ,ta ki . Fl 4 I., I 1 'ff W , 4 vt I 1 1 - va-4 ggi. ru, sw Gs! 1 Dill Heger Season Influenced By Player Awards We had an olsay year. It was the best one in the three years that I've been here. I thinls that if we could get the support of the school behind us we could compete with the best of the schooIs, said Steve Ashburn, voted best all- around player on the soccer tearn. Individual awards showed that the team was a success. Steve Boettcher and Milse Black were voted for the second team all-conference. Cn the team, Rick Willhite was the most valuable defensive player, and Steve Boettcher was the rnost valuable offensive player. . if ann Q, Dill I-leger Dill Heqcr .. .... - Y rl: , . ,. , . ,-4-a...-.-F---.--.....-.9--an-u.,..v.. .....-...,. X, -e----:,...,, .I .. V' -- lb Kris Phillippa is in rhe lead in her ZOO Individual Medley 25 Coach l-lamilron explains ro Liz Young how she should execure her dive CD The swim ream members are Row 1.- Sherri Waugh, Lori l-levvlerr, Shelly Hamilran Row 21 Lisa Ausrin, Kris Philllppo, Liz Young. 45 Lisa Ausrin does a bacls dive. 55 Lisa Ausrin has o good enrry, 'wnvgjr-'gg - M ' lil ML. ,473 , -..,,15!1if ,v 'YVY 7' v-1' 1 Y'T 4... ,,.u.2-ww.: 2 Jw- -12 .5 5' ' A ' ---aw f.. - , N V l 4, .,i L AW 'Hn . U , 4 ,.,.,-07.44 U ff V ,, f '1 ' ,H nf fi' 1 , aww!-'A V. . ml, , ' ' V ,, W0-wah., f. f W f n ' 'I l ' l if f , , Ai ' -M . .QW ffl 24? M' is fl av, Y, A ,, ,QI V ,g I M wwf I f p 'N '14-sv L ,,'5....W I ,Wi , -X J. LN JW .M ,A ' ' 1-L - W f 4, I , M, f 1 l WW . 41 'fe M Af' H L , f V ,, , , ,,, 'V . ' . ' Bruce Wirrenmyer Bruce Xvirrenmy a 9 ff L 3 . V A 2' .e Wirrenmyer Bruce Wirrenmyer Bruce Wirrenmyer Teom l-lindered By Smoll Number The shor of rhe gun echoes rhrough rhe big oreo os rhere's o solosh ond the roce hos begun. Meonwhile, rhe girl's swim reom is on the side of rhe pool cheering on rheir reommore. The reom only hod six members rhis yeor, four swimmers ond rwo divers. Becouse of rhe smoll number, rhe reom only beor one reom. Ulndividuolly we hod o good seoson, bur we were roo smoll ro do onyrhing os o reom. Liso Ausrin ond I ore divers, ond we hod ro swim jusr ro fill evenrs, soid Liz Young, The yeor hod such evenrs os rhe firsr Williom Jewell lnvirorionol, rhe NAIA norionols ond numurous meers, oll held or Williom Jewell. Ir wos nice gerring rhe new pool. We werenr embor rossed of ir being roo smoll lilse losr yeor. lr wos olso nice ro hove good diving boords, soid Liz Youngs 7 'v -Y ,gg-.-gm..-,-,4.mma u.p.....-- .-.,- X Season Plagued By Severe Iniuries The boy's swim ream had rheir share of bad luck during rhe season. Coach Larry Hamilron did nor come back firsr semesrer because of a biking accidenr he had in Colorado over rhe summer, We starred in rhe hole wirh coach nor back for a semesrerf' said Jack Hopkins. During rhe season Perer McCandless broke his leg. l-le vvas on the vvay home from a meer wirh Warrensburg vvhen he was in a car wreck Thar pur him our for rhe resr of rhe season. The overall record was nor as good as rhe ream had hoped for, bur individually rhe ream was srrong. Our record vvasn'r good, bur we had more aualiry people rhis year rhan in previous years. There will be a lor of seniors graduaring, bur rhere are good underclassmen for next year, said Jack Hopkins. One individual rhar had an oursranding season was John Fessler. Ar rhe beginning of rhe season he had rrouble vvirh a sprained ankle buf came back srrong near rhe end of rhe season and qualified for narionals in borh one-merer and three-meter diving. paw' gk Bruce Wrrenmyer I l fl! I 1 -n u 'n E 2 v ISU wa, wh m5' sv ,,,,, I Wrrenmyer ,J Bruce Wirrenmyer 15 A good enrry is imporronr YO the ourcome of rhe roce. 23 The members of rhe swim reom ore Row 1: Virgil Horne, Morry Boughmon, Rondy Thomson, Jods Hopkins. Row 2: Dove Weidmoier, Jerry Perers, Scorr Love, Voune Horne, Jeff McGuire, John Woodruff, ond Perer McCondless. 85 Virgil ond Voune Horne ore modest swimmers. 45 Dove Weidmoier does o 200 fly. 5? Morry Boughmon does o 200 breosrsrrol-ce. Bruce Wirrenmyer Bruce Wirrenmyer ,,-,-,,w,,,p1-uznviiwlll-ini, -vw f-- Spirir I-lelps Wihs Uwe will cheer apr ream ra yicraryf' is a lirie fram rhe fighr saha ahd may pe rrde af ihe spirir leaders ar William Jewell. The Cheerleaders, Carderres arid Pep Bahd all perfarmed ar faarhall arid pasleerpall games, arid perhaps rhe spirir rhey had arid rhar rhey araused from rhe crawd aided rhe reams ra yicrary lllhe facr rhar we had yicrariads reams really helped Us ih apr cheerihg. The crowd was expired, rhe ream was expired arid rhar made our jab ah easy 009,11 said lill Frahs, Cheer- leader, A heyy addiriah ra spirir pramariah ar rhe faarpall games was rhe Cardihal bird. Dawh Hussey dressed up ih a red fearhered suir arid a ciardihal head arid cheered alahg wirh rhe Cheerleaders, I felr lilee rhe bird really Cahrripured ra rhe spirir af rhe crowd. lr was fum ra rhihls l had samerhihg ra da wirh rhar, said Dawhi 'W . Q1 ', . U If . , ' ' I -, f R ,J , F i i 9 -' , ' i f 'I' QL .,, Q , , QAAAA f ,f mf If! ,,, V ' k Will My 3' A, nn-u--If W. A.-7-,,-- . A felafif GQOZQ g A- is 1 9 D l I XONS K . Hr 71 I Jeff Dresser P09801 nz-eww ,ix V -w.,,..,,,..,. 5 1. .V -. Q VK, W.. . ,nA fl' 'f 4 I' A ' . , A A M., , AX X A X 4 km. 5. i Y ' ff' Q' M-N.nA Xv.qA GANIZATICDNS wi: A NRNXXX Drucefwirrenmyer --.N-4... .-.......- ,-......,.,....4-.4 QA: !A-'- - A ---- I 1 1 J x S i 0? f L44-411 4 Y, . , A. . iizfvo fee - 1- few- H- 65 N.. H ,,... --,-...M,,. W,,. -i , 1 ,. .,, R ,I , A ' - -- 1 - ..., ,--,-A,.L,,,.,, 01 .,., ...s,....4..,-,.-,........,A ., . Wm, CRGANIZATIQ i Mosr orgonizorions hove rbe some ourloole yeore ly, but Iosr Morcb o new dub wos formed ro give rhe orgonizorions on campus o new lool-1, rbe Per- sonnel Monogernenr Associorion i The club vvos formed os rhe srudenr choprer ro rhe Americon Sociery of Personnel Adminisrrorors Ir gives members on edge on knowing whor rhe business world is liise. PMA provides Opporruniries for oil srudenrs, os well os business mojors, ro be exposed ro mony of the ospecrs ond possibilities in rbe business worId,7' soid Glenno Robertson presidenr ORGANIZATIO xg , ,.v .., , sigggigsg dirt f' .H 1 Neil Roy Bruce Wirrenmyer 15 lr rolses o lor of procrice rime ro hove o successful choir 27 Dr. Forbis leods rhe Concerr Choir or rhe Dedicorion of Mobee Cenrer. BD The members of Concerr Choir ore Row 1.-Milse Psuhl, Jonice Srolses, Mory Hollon, Penny VonOsrron, Bruce Cox, Sron Kilporricls, Tomi Lewis, Cheryl Rood, Dee Dee Bornes, Morls Boll Row 2.- Byron Morley, Korhy Bunyord, Porri Gobrielse, Corol Cherry, JoNel Doyen, Debbie Smirh, Bob Arrz, Liso Frobis, Soroh Toylor, Melindo Willioms, Korhy Fincher, Douglos Boyd Row 3: Morls Johnson, Lourie Kidd, Burh Feors I-lomblin, Brendo Briggs, Ed Rollins, Worren l-luffmon, Ken Gobrielse, Dove Love, Todd Wilson, John Broden, Jenny Boughmon, Aniro Thomos, Mory Jone Whireheod, Psoberr Ayllon. 45 Dr, Brown leods rhe Chopel Choir. 53 Members of rhe Chopel Choir srond on The hill focing rhe Music Building ob Jorio Morron ond Jeonne Gobrielse enjoy singing ,.Y 'tl Bruce Wirrenmyer 4 Bruce Wirrenmyer David Ussery Bruce W rren yer Dr. Forpis Leaves To Assume Nevv Jap Concerr and Chapel Choirs reflecred rhe fine qualify of vocal music ar William Jewell. The choirs were acrive in numerous fours rhis year. The Chapel Choir vvenr on a four rhaf fools rhem all rhe way ro Chicago. On this four rhey also had rhe priviledge of performing ar rhe Illinois Baprisr Convenrion. The Concerr Choir performed in area churches and ar rhe Lighring of rhe Quad program or Chrisrmas. The insrrucror of rhe Chapel Choir was Dr. Brown. Drs Forois was fhe Concerf Choir insrrucror. Dr. Forois accepred the posirion of Secrerary of rhe Church Music Deparrmenr of rhe Sunday School Board of rhe Sourhern Baprisf Convenfion in Nashville rhis spring. Leaving his posr as professor and chairman of rhe Music Deparrmenr, Drs Forois had been ar Jewell for 19 years YM, K,--.-,n-..-if f Y , l ' ' '- ' ow- - sn-1...-inn-49.-iw... ......,.. i BfUC9 15 The bross section of the bond ploys on irnportont role in the rotol sound 25 Ji C Borber, Tonyo Mershon, Shoron Wheeler, ond Jomie Decker ride the from or Universol Studios. SD Tonyo Mershon ond Shoron Wheeler visit the souvenir shop or Universol Srudios. 45 Members of the Concert Bond lounge in o Colifornio oirport before storring rheir rour. 55 The Concert Bond poses in front of the Iibrory, OD Alon Holl ploys wirh the Jozz Bond. ' A2'!+Z4!4Z .5 I ill ill ill S ff' pw Dr. Philiip Posey ir Phillip Posey druce Wittenmyer Serving Grhers Aids ln life Cn The Hill' Service is a big parr of William Jewell, and rhar is whar Cardinelles, Big Sisrers and Piesidenr Assisranrs all have in common. They all helped in one way or anorher ro malse Jewell more functional. Cardinelles, rhe campus hosrs and hosresses, enrerrained and served VlPs in rhe Presidenr's home as well as on campus. l'lr was an honor ro be selecred as a Cardinelle because one acauired experience in dealing wlrh rhe impor- ranr people who decide rhe course of William Jewell in furure years, said Barb Logan, senior. Big Sisrers are assigned new srudenrs who become rheir Lirrle Sisrers llWe're a friendship sociery. We helped fresh- man girls adjusr ro college life, said Julie Fravel, presidenr. PiA's warched over everyone ro see rhar rhey were CJK. l'We're nor policemen, We're srudenrs, roo. lr was our iob ro help someone if rhey had a problem in class, if rhey were sicls or if we could assisr in any way, said Lori MacCurdy, Assisranr Direcror ar Semple Hall. 'D Srocy Sunderwirrh is a spools in the Big SisfLirrle Sis Halloween parry QD The 1980 Cardinelles are: Karen lsaac, Jeannie Hirsch, Donna Pierce Kim Durnell, Diana Meade, Lisa l.irle, Barb Logan, Donna Bohannon Janer Williams and Pam Cools. OD The Big Sis Council members are: DeAnn Bowers, Brenda Briggs, Julie Frovel, Donna Pierce, Karen lsaac, Pam Kleilsamp and Johnnie Human. CAD Girls rolls over a Big Sis Slsir, C55 The PiA's ore: Teresa Beeman, Sherri Hinds, Susan Pieedy, Yvonne Maacls, Twila Troudr, Srephanie Jacoby, Pam Knighr, Wayne Harris, Kay Davison, Dee Dee Jensen, Laura Colley, Buss Perry, Andy Prarr, Jeff Buscher, Dwight Fay, Jacls Powell, Brian Turner, Marie Ceperley, Eric Sanders, Drew Hill, Scorr Crabrree, Ira Marrin and Chris Hunrer, Cob Big Sisrers sing songs rogerher. C73 Big and Llrrle Sisrers worls rogerher in a Halloween slsir. i i Bruce Wirrenmyer J gm zz,-1 W1 E l I Q.,--rv ,lnlluuvrungggg , ,,.,av M'W,zAM vu.,- 1D Rick Doulton is the Program Director for KWPB, 23 Ricls piclas out another tape to play to his listeners all over Liberty and Kansas City. CD Sandy Toyne, Elaine Nicholson, Troy Shaw, Doug Levvey, John Marl-Q Clifton, Lisa Hasten, John Woodruff, Steve Curd and Tim Mensendiels are KWPB staff members. 4? Tim Mensendiele reads announcements of current events over the ra- dio. 5D John Maris Clifton relaxes between songs. 1 Bruce Wittenmye ' fm 4 A-v0'-Q f -Q is SN xx X i li ,W -cs- K 4 .ff , 5951. I A ' Bruce Wittenmyer ,, .f A Ui ya , 2 -ff vw ' J -Q A RED RAGE mo rm sz X an Dill Seover KWPB Improves Sound A new beginning ond o new sound . . . thot wos whot the 1980- 81 yeor brought to KWPB FM 92, the College rodio stotion. Probobly the biggest chonge come in the power increose. This post yeor, KWPB chonged from o 10 wott stotion to 2410 wotts. Where once they covered only the Liberty oreo, occording to Tim Mensendiels, generol monoger, the coveroge now extends to opproximotely 75 percent ot the lsonsos City metropoliton oreo. Other improvements were in increosed coveroge of the news, especiolly in the mornings. The increosed, in-depth news coveroge hos surprisingly cought the eye of other rodio-news orgonizotions ocross the five-stote region, soid Greg Dunl-Qin, operotions monoger. KXVPB obtoined severol news exclusives obout President Pionold Pseogon's ond former First Lody Pxosolynn Corter's pre-election visits. These exclusives were picked up by stotions such os KMBZ, IQMOX ond KBEA. ln the oreo of music, o new formot wos implemented. Piicls Doulton, progrom director, soid, the new formot emphosizes music rother thon personolity ond includes such odditions os Contemporory Christion music ond continuous music hours, With o longer C19-hourb on-oir doy, the production of l'Sports Spectoculor ond the sponsoring of o concert by the Christion rocls group, Sweet Comfort Bond, IQWPB hos mode o reol 'push' towords improving its sound ond copobilities, 'Since we're o non-commerciol, public service rodio stotion, oll of our chonges hove been directed toword providing better entertoin- ment ond services for the community, remorlsed Doulton. Mensendiele odded, llOur gool is to be the finest smoll college rodio stotion in the country. l thinls we ore molsing excellent progress in meeting thot gool. pf-W -'-- --.-.rn--..-a-,--+....,b-....-.p.L.......-...f.L.-- .,.L..a..,1-...r-..n.a-.. . ..... Publicarions Aided By Dig Sfaff Turnouf They sropped ar rhe Cage for sonwerhing ro drink fhen slowly headed downsrairs wirh rhoughrs filling rheir heads for ideas. Dofh rhe Tarler and rhe Srudenr were Iocared in Srairsdown rhis year and many long hours were spenr in a very secluded parr of rhe school. Tarler had rnany new changes. The book had for rhe firsr rinwe a spring delivery. To cover rhe resr of rhe year, rhere was a io page supplernenr. UDeadlines carhe early in rhe year and fasr. Thar made ir difficulr, bur we also had rhe biggesr sfaff ever, said Liz Young, yearbook ediror. The Srudenr sraff made few changes and rhar worked well for rhe success of rheir paper. HThe year srarred our rough, because we had a new ser of people. The way rhe class was ser up rhere was only one class offered for newspaper and so every year srarrs our wirh rorally new people. Afrer learning fricks of rhe rrade, rhough, rhings gor smoorher and we had a big cIass, said Debbie Mensendiek, newspa- per ediror. Jeff Dresser T .......h...uA-vlnlluiil Bruce Wirrenmyer by my . 11:,LiE415 ' 34116: 5 ,fi 6 Jeff Dresser 3' ,,. ' 1 .A.. - ,.. , V ,. -.gmvsiss fi I-. V NM f v-, i V-,A NQ,. K f 1 f--., . A - ,.:: 5 Mx. 1:53i ' ' CN' . ,T ,.,.. ..M-Mm , bx... , kh K1 , Jeff Dresser ,ir-WMC, X W , . .M Jeff Dresser Dill S6-Over Bill Seover Bruce Witrenmyer 15 Chris McMenemy, Torler odviser, discusses o contoct sheer with Bruce Wirtenrnyer, Liz Young ond Debbie Mensendiels, 27 Srudent Sroff. Row 1: Diono Meode, Liso Litle, Heother Groy, Michelle King, Koren Allen, Eloine Nicholson, Monico Wessling, Morionne Steenstry, Kelly Kohrs, Debbie Mensendiels, editor. Row 2: Cothy Johnson, Collin Dietilser, Poulo Clorls, Scott Burton. SD Debbie Mensendiels, Student editor, discusses o story with Eloine Nicholson, 45 Totler stotf. Row 11 Esther Wells, stoff odviser, Solly Sroclswell, Porn Silvey, Pshondo Borry, Liz Young, editor, Jonine Dewees, Sherrey Dunyord, Olgo Comocho, Eloine Nicholson, Poul Morrison, Chris McMenerny, closs instructors Row 2: Jeff Dresser, Pshonnie Fields, Bruce Wittennnyer, Bill Seover, Dill Heger, Chris Hunter, Koy Porls, Cothy Johnson. 55 John Woodruff writes his story while Troy Show types it up. ol Liz Young is the Torfer editor ond Solly Stoclswell is the ossistont editor, 75 Melisso Dinlsley hurries to type o story for o Srudenr deodline. ,,.., ..--,, , Y , - 7- --YY ' . -V Y-- 7 -- -Y -.... -- .pq-.fp---u.. sf. GVQGf'ilLGTlOf'iS Uniie Cooperoie, Unire ond Accornplish were rhree gools rhor formed CUA rhis yeor, The rnoin gool, hovvever, vvos ro vvorls effecrively vvirh rhe College cornrnuniry os o whole from rhe individuol srudenrs ro rhe odminisrroiion. CUA's efforrs were very evidenr on cornpus rhi5 yeor vvirh rhe Medievol Feosr, rhe spring ond foll foshion shows, currenr rvvoebir fliclss ond worlsing vvirh orher groups lilse Senore ond CSU. CUA hod o greor yeor rnoinroining rhe old fovorires ond odding new, innovorive progrornming os Well, sold Beclsy Broy, presidenr. Senore hod gools of being o lioison oervveen srudenrs ond foculry Their moin gool vvos ro corer ro rhe srudenr body. One of rhe rnoin objecrives vvos frying ro improve rhe securify sysrern. The Senore vvorlxed hord rogerher for o sufficient governrnenr. Senore vvos o fun leorning experience ro leorn hovv ro vvorls wirh people, soid Jorni Morrin. 7 2 Bruce XV ine ' Q 4.2-04.9 Chorles Wells ,,., W...-. 1 Jeff Dresser 3. W it l lv aft Q 4 ..-. I l UFUCG WITTQOFTTYGV Wittenmyef Cothy McQuitry , - :--3E:5fE'E5fr fci551-:ili-E.'f:'fsf::'.Ix1- Bruce Wirrenmyer Bruce Wirtenmyer 15 Colleen Winquist hos o good meol or the CUA-sponsored Medievol Feost. 23 The Senote gets o lot of student response, SD Drod Gons leods o Senote meeting with the help of Terry Young ond Jomi Mortin. AD The Senote members ore: Horold Brooks, Rob Nigh, Debbie Dollord, Trocy Leeper, Pom Silvey, Drod Gons, Eloine Stoclshom, lone Wischmeier, Cindy Hoover, Terry Young, Liso Litle, Jomi Mortin, Lourie Clegg, Declsy Gooch, Christi Alewel, Lindo Lowrence, Jeonnie Hirsch, Denise Wooten, Cindy Sheppord, Doryl Bredemeier, Jesse Lopez, Tom Boyer, Milse Smith ond Worren Mould 55 The Senote hos guest speolsers to lseep them lsnowledgeoble. ob The CUA Ployfoir gets people to meet eoch other. 75 The Senote officers ond commit tee choirmen worls hord to coter to the students. 89 The CU!-X boord members ore: Declsy Alodeen, Declsy Droy, Colleen Winquist, lsothy Simpson, Miriom McCoy, Cindy Hoover, Esther Edwords Wells, Debbie Ferguson, Doyid Johnson, Richord Horrimon ond Melisso Dinlsley, I Weiss and Gary Phelps are rhe IFC council QD ,Ly i Kelly Proffiri, lsoy Park Becky AIOOQEU, Carolyn ' as A J i , vw f .i - is 'H i it' 'WA' hw' . 1 l J 15 Sreye Boeircher, Bob Williams, Larry Brons, Ed 9 Q Place, Jeff Sappiriaron Rick Pence, Harold Nerh, E! 1 Ken Holi, Daryl Bredemeier, Pool Myre, Sruorr -, y Crews, Robyn Hensley, Joey Sraron, Deanna ' Steinbeck and Bonnie Crosserr are Panhellenic 1 members CJD Cheryl Holi Brecheisen, Becky Bray, 5 A Diane Hopkins, Barb Jackson, Theresa Viani, Sue J san Beedy, Linda Weole, Lynn Finley, Jill Chap- J man, Alice Goodwin, Cindy l-loover, and Karhy Simpson are members of Panaegis. AD Mark Blay- lock, Eric Logan, Harold Brooks, Jock Hopkins and Greg Neely are members of Aeons. 53 Panaegis is dressed in rheir gowns for the iniriorion info Morrar Board, i Heorher Gray l l Hearher Gray i i l i l V i, ii , ll i i Hearher Gray 104 l l 3 B, I Ali? ' i ' ,h':.Iz7lf3 - ' Zia-fri' . ny 1.- ff.: Gfgllifv -. ,i J' 2364 ' ' il r ' r H135 TL-QQ. 'illii 1 I '. , V x 1,4 6. 3, ,..., ,iv K F sf ,. n '25, 5 ws Q Q.s?2?N'W3isssw.4s 'Q X 535,-w ' E X N N rf, xx X X XL 'xr QM fy x f sm s 5' -a V 'S -I M KNVRQ 2 'sg ' ' f Yxifii ixfv, is 9 A xx V' X' X ' cf M ,A :iw KX Khesk 'JY E946 x f , X c X X xx ,gms hx X ,MS W X cv x ,X X A r 'R V ,Nwex X xv A swf u , gqsg. E X Heorher Heorher Heorher GFOY 'QA r if : i psf Nwkvwssibssaff' f ,,f ,5 -mein-1 ,me 11, 2 --S-mm --v--iz, a Heorher Groy Heorher Groy Groups Work As Whole Aeons ond Ponoegis os vvell os IFC ond Ponheilenic oil Work ro keep porrs of rhe cornpus horrnonious. 'xAeons is o secrer sociery rhor recognizes men who excel in scholorship, ieodership ond service, soid Jock Hop- kins. Ponoegis, vvhich hos rhe some oqecrives os Aeons, re- cenriy become o porr of Morror Boord, o Norionol Honor Sociery for vvornenr Morror Boord oilovvs Us ro Ieorn how ro use rhe skills of scholorship, leodership ond service, soid Lynn Finley. IFC ond Ponhelienic oiso work ro keep o porr of rhe cornpus working rogerher. They oorh oroonize funcrions such os rush, honoie rrouoies oervveen frorerniries or sorori- ries ond rry ro prornore rhe Greek sysrern os o vvhoie. i'We hove o Ponhelienic Forrnoi every yeor which is ooour rhe mosr fun rhino we hove every yeorr This evenr oivvoys prornores o unified Greek spirir, soid koy Pork, Ponhellenic Presidenr, .1-Il-ll-If -f --- V - V..- Q..--,..,.-. -.s......-...nf ADPis Shore Bonds Belonging ro o sororiry provides o sociol oufler os well os o srrengrh goined rhrough humon bonds of friendship. The members of Alpho Delro Pi hove enjoyed rhese speciol feelings rhroughour rhe yeor os fhey hove eoch hod differ- enr evenfs ond rhoughfs ro shore. The college yeor hos been besr fulfilled by ocfivifies wirhin fhe ADPi sororiry, on rhe compus ond in the communiry. There ore vorious ocfivifies in which ro become involved or Jewell, ond mony ADPis hove enjoyed rhe benefifs from rhem. Compus orgonizorions involving Alpho Delfo Pi mem- bers indudeg Corderres, Cheerleoders, CUA boord ond com mirrees, Tofler Revue Choirperson, Senore, CSU, FCA, Cordin- elles, Concerr ond Chopel Choirs, ond vorsify ond infromurol sporrs. As for Greel-x life, fhe ADPis worlsed wirh fhe men of Lomdo Chi Alpho during Homecoming. A fie for firsf ploce provided reword for rhe hord worls puf info if. They olso performed wifh rhe men of Sigmo Nu frorernify in fhe Torler show. A norionol philonrhropic projecr in coniuncfion wifh fhe Psonold McDonold houses wos o mojor Concern. There wos o Rods-o-Thon os o money roiser ond olso the enjoymenr of worlsing or Broolsridge Counrry Club in Overlond Pork for fhe benefif golf Clossic. The posr yeor hos been o fun ond enjoyoble one, including evenrs rhor hove broodened rhe horizon. Cindy Hoover, choprer president, hos commenred, 'll feel l con speols for rhe Senior closs on the whole when l soy fhof loolsing bocls, I see Alpho Delro Pi os one of The mosf rewording experiences of my college educorionf' 94 W, I 4 if f5v -.-,r,f.' ' C -1. QA ind w.CCNw.N..M.w- sewn 5 152 ,161 arf 4 . I., 'vf l ' 34 131 444' f' f' 571 New , , ,117 ,,,-,1 ' , ,. , -,5ffi'.1, V' Y 1' ff?-ff.: ,,, 3 , , 1,2 v'i4n2' 4111 - P, ' Z 14 'if . 1 1 :2 -'f' ., 3 '-4 . ' - 2517 QW ' .i 1 N, ,, Mizz' f I 51 1 ' W if f 'C 7 , 1 1 f?WCf' 1 f if 1 Z5 'if fi! 1 1 , f 1 44 9' 1110 fy, fyfwf 1,41 fjiffg' f ,QW ff M ?f,f Q 4 ,JL jf 1 f , xzfff Inf! f if 11 'i ,fl', '!', ,,-QI ,Lf C. 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B1 ADPis express rheir sisrerhood. 41 The ADPis 11 Mory Horn 21 Julie Auxier 31 Becky Phillips 4 Melonie Wolrz 5 Sherri Rofferry o1l.iso Gollowoy 71 Jonice Srokes 81Jomi Morrin O1Berh Meredirh 101 Jo l-lolmon 771 Connie lo Former 121 Jonis Lininger 131Morgorer Myre 741Srocy Burry 151Rurh Moenrmonn 1o1CoroI Dirrmer 171 Sue Wheeler 781Brendo Adkins 191Rooin Niemeyer 201MeIisso Hunr 211Ann Perers 221 Emily Geilker 231JoNeI Doyen 241 Mischelle Borron 251Mory Robo 2o1Brendo Beldo 271 Diono Meode 281l4oren Von Arsdole QQ1Benee Fosrer 301Corri Brown 311l.iso Louer 321 Michelle l-lolford 331 Julie Sewell .341 Leslie Burry 351Piobin Cornohon 3o1Brendo Briggs 371 Becky Alodeen 381l4im Sokoulos 3Q1Sherri Wough 401 Pom Cook 411 Cindy Hoover 421 Noncy Deon 431Liso Lirle 441Jill Chopmon 451 Melisso Binkley 4o1Jonno Poris 471 Solly Srockwell 431Liso Siebern 4Q1l4orhy Bunyord 501 Debbie Weiss 511VAobin Correr 521JuIie Heoron 531Joner Willioms 541 Liz Simpson 551 Korhy Simpson 51 JoNeI Doyen wos 1980 Miss Cloy Counry. ,v,,,..:..-...-..K-..-iw Y llf ,., , --.gaps , 1- nv- ..,.....4..,-,-.-.--u. - M.. Qwawggm giv e? to Q3 Q 2 X 5 C9 g o GD 9 o The AGD's1 12 Joli Dvorchols 22 Jenny Moynord 32 Jonine DeWees 42 Cloire Horter 52JuIio Leomon 62 Deno Polonsl-xy 72Rene Potts 82Jeonne Knopp 92 Lori Hewlett 102 Elizobeth Lotimer 112 Jenny Bowers 122 Mortho Gurley 132 Eloine Johnson 142 Jenny Boughmon 152 Suzy King 162 Lori Clements 172 Kerri Jones 182 Mendy Frons 192 Jomie Berry 202 Pom Soxton 212 Lorry Kohrs 222 Tereso Aven 2.32 Rhonnie Fields 242 DeAnn Bowers 252 Leslie Allen 262 Kothy Snelling 272 Potti Moyfield 282 Mory Alice Myers 292 Mory Schierding 302 Joey Stoton 312 Corby Roorls .322 Liso Bonuchi .332 Ann Chlopels 042 Dee Dee Bornes 352 Jonice Hurst .362 Monico Wessling 372 Colleen Winouist 582 Vilsi Bonuchi 392 Robin l-lollroh 402 Joon Schierding 412Shelly Emery 422 Koy Porl-2 432 Cothy Johnson 442 Dono Thompson 452 Robyn Hensley 462 Rosemory Wilson 472 Cindy Lopez 482 Beclsy Triplett 492 Koren Rembeclsi 502 Brendo l-luffmon 512 Eloine Stoclshom 522 Kelly Kohrs 502 Miriom McCoy 542 Michelle King 552 Gretchen Metz 562 Debbie Tweed 572 l-ieother Groy 582 Kris Phillippo 592 Judith Rowley 602 Koren Crobtree 612 Kim Gorden 622 Mendy Moss. 22 Judith Rowley ond Vilxi Bonuchi study in front of Semple O2 Gretchen Metz enjoys the sisterhood of AGD. 42 Rhonnie Fields is on operotor for her worle-study job. 108 'QV le V-4 if 'wiki Z5 if I .. Q-.7-J. V V su' I sf ff S ,V 4 AGDs Ger 22 Pledges The nighr was filled wirh an excired, alrhasr elecrrifying armasphere. Endless smiles af jay and happiness were evi- denr an each girl's face as ''A-l.-P-H-A-G-A-M-M-A-D-E-L-T-A Alpha Gamma Deira! was heard and sung aver and aver. On Seprember 22, Bid Nighr, rhe 45 acrives eagerly raals rheir new girls ra each frarerniry hause far an evening af fun and gaad rirnes. Wirh a pledge class af 22 rhe Alpha Grams filled rheir auara rhis year. lllr was rhe grearesr feeling in rhe warld! We gar same rerrific pledges. Everyane was really happy apaur ir, said Dee Dee Barnes. Righr away plans were made far rheir variaus acriviries far rhe year, Warlsing wirh rhe l4As far l-lamecaming and rhe Fyis far Tarler were jusr a few af rhe highlighrs. On l-lallaween, in casrurnes af all sarrs, rhe Alpha Garns wenr Trick-ar-Trearing ra callecr rnaney far rhe Juvenille Diaperes Faundarian as rheir service praiecr. lr was a gaad feeling lenawing yad were helping same- ane else less farrunare rhan yourself while ar rhe same rime having fun, said Piapyn Hensley. l-laving girls acrive an rhe cheerleading and pam pan squads, CUA, Big Sis Pragrarn, FCA, KA Lirrle Sis, chair and in a variery af sparrs, rhe AGDs were well represenred an cam- pus. Several af rhe girls were nanninared far rhis year's l-lamecanning queen, l'We par in a lar af lang, hard and fun haurs ar Harnef caching, said Mary Schierding, The Alpha Ganns alsa srressed individdaliry and rrde sisrere haad ra arhers. l'We really rry hard ra pe a real sisrer ra each arhei. We l4naw rhar sameane's always rhere when were in need, Alpha Gam Lave is very inwparranr ra all af isis, said Calleen Winaaisr. 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On the sociol side rhe vvomen of Delro Zero vvorlsed vvirh rhe men of Phi Gommo Delro for Homecoming ond rhe men of Koopo Aloho for Torler, llDorh vvere o lor of hord vvorls our vvell vvorrh rhe efforr, The orioriry vvos fun ond rhor vvos cerroinly ochieved, soid Jill Young. Anorher memoroole evenr vvos rhe second onnuol DZ Crush Porry. Nor only were rhe DZs involved in rhe sororiry our rhey rools oorr in oll osoecrs of comous life. Delro Zeros were cheerleoders, pom pon girls, Cordinelles, CUA ooord mem- '53 bers, CSU officers ond co-choirmen, Big Sisrers ond rrocls ond ooslserboll oloyers. Delro Zero sisrerhood vvos nor merely conroined on rhe DZ wing. We vvonred our love ond friendship ro permeore rhroughour rhe compus ond communiry, sold Lourie Brovvn. f ,-,v,. ' : ,gil 1 , 4,. 1.5. ' L 1 ,.tm.ff.w- 8, PU, I ,A - ' .372 Alison Heclsmon 382 Corolyn Crews 392 Plebecco Jones 402 Julio Ferguson 412 Wendy Hughes 422 Morlo Woody 432 Anne Deerson 442 Koren lsooc 452 Suson Presron 462 Lourie Brown 472 Derh Briggs 482 Solly Merrell 492 Corol Frieling 502 Sondy Toyne 512 Debbie Ferguson 522 Pom Kleilsomp 5.32 Ellyn Wenig 542 Ano Luiso Kosche 552 lsorhy Willioms 562 Poulo Nichols 572 Lindo Weule 582 leonnie Hirsch 592 Corole llenrfro 32 DZs enjoy eoring pizzo when rhey go our on rhe weel-send. 42 DZs spend rime rogerher ourside, 2 2- lil Z- . 414 .s ZTA Receives Award Who were rhe girls rhar were all around campus? The women of Zero Tau Alpha Frarerniry were. 'lCampus acriyi- ries are one of rhe mosr imporranr goals in Zero. lf you do anyrhing on campus, ir's represenring ZTA and your sisrers supporr you 100 percenr, said Anira Dilfenoaugh. Besides worlsing wirh the Sigma Nus for Homecoming and rhe Lambda Chis for Tarler, rhey were also seen in acriyiries across campus. From rhe gymnasium ro rhe music building Zeras could be found. lnvolyemenr in campus acriyiries along wirh academics, achievemenr and sisrerhood led rhe Zeras ro win rhe rhird highest award given ar rhe narional conyenrion, rhe Merir Award. l'l3ecause we're from a really small school we didn'r rhinls we would win anyrhing, our we found our we really ranls wirh orher Zero chaprers around rhe narion, said Lesa Spry, presidenr. ligf i f 1 'Aix I.. , fs!! fl N, K .W ,, K K 17, N sniff' V4 13 Melodie Srnirh ond Nonerre Frye ore 'lhuggy-buddies. QD Srocy Sunderwirrii ond Melisso Zohnd srudy ro keep up o good GPA. SD Porry Serrloge ond Cindy Gieringer love being Zero sisrers, 417 The ZTAS1 11 Tomi Pizoni 22 Sho Boiley SJ Michele Gilmore 4? Melisso Zohnd 52 Julie Moore 61 Melodie Smirh 72 Deono Houston 82 Jon Hiclsrnon Q2 Liz Thurmon 102 Declsy Gooch 112 Nonerre Frye 122 Deedy Conord 139 Toni Johnson 142 Srocy Sunderwirrh 151 Robin Gorhom 162 Liso Ausrin 179 Leigh Solrzrnon 182 Leso Spry 192 Cindy Gieringer 202 Donno Pierce 212 Dee Dee Hussey 229 Down Hussey 2.32 Lori Ann Oliver 242 Srephony Teerer 252 Jill Frons 262 Glenno Piooerrson 272 Lourie Morrison 282 Kelly Profirr 299 Porry Serrloge .302 Dione Pisoni 311 Aniro Diffenbough .329 Chris Johnson 302 Normo Dismulse 342 Beclsy Ghormley .352 Julie Belew 361 Mercy Gonr .379 Liso Morhony .381 Liz Young 399 Dono Mcirhony 401 Corrie New 412 Lori Coulrer 422 Liso Perry 43? Donno Bohonnon 442 Wendy Grossenbocher 452 Boro Logon 402 Morie Lipori 4D Mory Colhoun 482 Lindo Lowrence 491 Liso Sunderwirrh 502 Liso Forbis 512 Dione Riley. si siii e ea is ' 'ei H0 . FD I 1 Q9 mv U Q S '1 I ?! fi' o 6 I 69 63 Q 69 f , fgrhmxizj l l i l Lambda Chis Win Narional Award The Lambda Chis ar William Jewell are wirhour a doubr one of rhe besr Lambda Chi chaprers in rhe counrry, This summer ar narionals rhey won rhe Grand lfligh Alpha award for oursranding achievemenr. There are only five given a year, and a chaprer can only ger one once every four years. The Lambda Chis also gor one in 1977. The facr rhar we've won rhe Grand High Alpha Award on the narional level rwice in a row spealss for irself, said Todd Wilson. Awards were nor only given on rhe narional level for rhe Lambda Chis, bur also here ar Jewell. They gor rhe scholor- i ship award for having rhe highesr GPA of rhe four frarerni- ries. Marl-2 Blaylocls received rhe Alexander Doniphan award. The Lambda Chis also ried for firsr in homecoming by y finishing second in campus sing and firsr in floar. They also gor second in Tarler Revue wirh rhe Zeras. l i 1 ' as I ' i I , l 3 Bruce Wirrenmyer i i X 1 l 1 5 i - l A 4 I . i L l' X. is .i . 'i I ,, f alll ll l llli 4 l s 3 ffllliiif a 9 4 Bruce Wirrenmyer 15 John Woodruff srudies for o Sporrs ond Leisure resr. 29 Poul Knick is o pooper scooper or rhe homecoming porode. CJD The Lombdo Chi Alpho born porry is on onnuol evenr or Williom Jewell. AD The Lombdo Chi Alphos ore Row 1: Brion Richards, Mork Bloylock, John Skillmon, Rob Nigh, Sroce Gommill, Mike Wil- cox, Ross Morrison, Mike Wilson, Jeff Lowson, Horold Nerh, Tim Krouse, Scorr Ccrrer, Pool Morrison, Keirh Erhord, Gory Heorh Row 3.- Piondy Thomson, Mike Renfr, Greg Crovvford Row 4: Scorr Corson, Poul Knick, Mike Griffirh, Jeff McGuire, Virgil Horne Row 5: Jeff Sop' pingron, Dovid Chrismon, Drenr Lyon, Rob Link, Tom Boyer, Bob London, Sreve Tucker, Jeff Dance, Bill Nichols, Drod Srurgess, Jomes Johnson, Jock Hopkins, 53 John Skillmon ond John Custer ploy rennis in the snow. W l ,f,.1.2u..1z.,-,-4. 'K tg, -4 l. Q- .ge .,, A '- 41 , no, 3 s.,,, 13 Bryon Kerrick ond Liso Lirie vvoiis ro closs. 23 Surorr Weiss is in chorge of giving our Homecoming rrophies. 33 The Phi Gommo Delros ore Row 1: Mork Krocise, Allon Sherry, Cory Srronoch, Dorrin Tubough, Milse Worner, John Pulliom Row 2: Bryon Low, Poul Myre, Benrly Brown, Mike Piuhi, Jeff Reed, Morr Dooion, Jim Schonbocher, Dill Sever, Tim Correr Row 3: Greg Fournier, Deon Nicholson, Seon Gordon, Morr Dunn, Sreve Henion, Richord Moore, Scorr Piowls Row 4: Jeff Groce, John VonLeuven, Jim Rich, Rick Pence, Tim Sieg, Sruorr Weiss. 2-nnu.,'.Q Dill Seovef Fyis Are Proud Cf Brotherhood First ploce in Totler Revue vvos one of the Phi Gommo Delto's mojor occomplishments this yeor. They vvorl-ted with the Alpho Gommo Deltos ond in o combined effort tools best octor, best octress ond the Golden Spom Avvord. Other occomplishments in the oreo of sociol service pro- jects included porticipotion in on Eoster egg hunt sponsored by the Liberty Chomber of Commerce, ond o Piocle-o-thon for musculor dystrophy coordinoted with the Alpho Delto Pis. During the course of the yeor, Phi Gommo Delto stoged three mojor functions. The first vvos the Blocls Diomond Christmos formol, on eloborote offoir sponsored by the fro- ternity itself. The second wos the Purple Gorter formol sponsored by the pledges for the octives. The third losted o vveels ond entoiled the building of o huge fence oround the house, mol-ring it on islond from the rest of the vvorld. Hence, the nome vvos Fyi lslond. All of the octives then l'Purpled up like Fyi lslonders ond hod o finol porty ot the end of the vveels. The FUis ore proud of their brotherhood ond the obility to live with one onother. There is something else olso-they do not locls in individuolity, eoch person hoving different tolents ond personolities which molse up the ottitude os o vvhole for the men of Phi Gommo Delto. as The Sigma Nus Are The Athletes Athletes and Sigma Nu are tvvo vvords that seem to go together. Over half of the footoall team consisted of Sigma Nus, and eighty percent of the team who were the stars are also Sigma Nus. Three Sigma Nus were All- Americanf David Cunningham, Steve Spencer and Pat Burke. With All-Americans lilse Spencer, Burlse and Cunning- ham, with their hard vvorls and dedication and vvith the closeness of the house, that pretty much spealss for the Sigma Nus, said John l-laase. Their total athletic slsill vvasn't just in varsity football. They also had men in varsity baseball, tennis and tracls. They also vvon intramural football and tennis, This year they put their athletics to use oy hosting a softoall tourna- ment for Sigma Nus from four states. Other special things the Sigma Nus did this year vvere remodeling the inside of their house and their White Rose formal at the Alameda Plaza. ,Jw- .QY K :fx , NOK Q. axio- a 'K K 5+ X new r' , 0.1.-ws ' ,- ,QI A ij'.,:,-, V , , Fi ,fl ..j,. g I.,-M 'A 4, Q.. V 'fx 1' S. ' - N, , . ,,3 -wr-- '.:NiAfzt3. s,,4, -ga P ,T i ' qv- '- QW s Min ,S k A-,Av 1,3 ..g ' 5' 'nl Bruce Witte-nmyer T , , i, ,i f U31 '.'. 2.3, . , ,.., 6 ,,,,, ,,,, 9 , sy! i i I , A 7 g ,,,,, ff . , , . 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Speciol evenrs of FCA rhis yeor included rhe College Spring Conference ond o hoyride ond picnic. The CSU represenred Jewell off compus by minisrering rhrough rhe pupper ond dromo reoms. A speciol evenr of this yeor wos rhe Chrisrion Focus Week. The rheme for rhe weels wos Jeremioh Syn- drome, posed on Jeremioh 18116 - Behold, os rhe cloy is in rhe porrer's hond, so ore ye in mine hond. The feorured speolsers were Dr. Phil Lineoerger, Mr. Ric McClure, Mr. Eornesr Alexonder ond Mr. Dovid Knighf, oll from rhe Metro- poliron Boprisr Church in Wichiro, Konsos. The Confronrers is o Chrisrion music group. Included in rhe group's reperroire were populor, follx, ond rrodirionol reli- gious songs os well os conremporory gospel music. The Confronrers hove performed or Excelsior Springs, Springfield ond rhe Mople Fesrivol in Boldwin, Konsos. Theyolso did o rrip rhrough Des Moines, Dennison ond Pello, lowo. The members of Confronrers hove grown very close rhrough the love of Chrisr ro presenr o unified, dynomic minisrry, sold Sron Kilporricls. 'MJ .figs . ..... 4-V...... .......- ............,.- Y, Y , , I , l diff Bruce Winenmver Bruce Winenmyer 1D Gory Clork speoks or Vespers. 25 The members of rhe Confronrers ore Row 1.- Toni McCouley, Lindo Frick, Corlo Reed Row 2: Sron Kilporrick, Liso McFor- lond, Elyn Wenig, Poulo Nichols Row 3: Mike Morrhews, Gory Wicks, Bob Anz, Dovid Howley. CD Fellowship of Chrisrion Arhleres meers weekly ond is offended by mony, 45 Brion Turner is o member of FCA. The members of rhe Chrisrion Srudenr Union Council ore Row 1: Jeff Buscher, Debi Snyder, Trocy Leeper, Steve Ross, Jerry Coin, Doug Deuel Row 2- Suson Rutledge, Doniro Johnson, Libby Boker, Suson Redhoir, Dovid Howley, Tereso Beemon, Sondro Morris Row 3: Troy Gordon, Suson Brewer, Joni Crobill, Suson Koch, Sheilo Correr Row 4: Bon Hiidrerh, Chuck Foley, Bill Heger, Greg Doyis, Gory Clork, Don Word, Curr McCurchon, Bruce Wirrenmyer 13 The members of APO ore Row 1. Solly Kessler Lori Coulrer Lois Schmidr flow 2- Joe Doines Noncy Woolbrighr Non Nuessle Dorrie Helm. Row 31 Mork Rice Sherri Hinds Mike Nickles Bill Heger Sieve Srires Dovid Willioms Collin Dieriker Dennis Boorrlghr Alice Goodwin Noncy Doscherr Poulo George Win Dyer Alecio Crofr. QD Roberr Ayllon works or rhe Ployers boorh or rhe CUA Acriviries Foir. 83 Lorry Dickerson gives blood or rhe APO blood drive. 43 The members of Ployers ore Dr. Kim Horris, Elizoberh Toylor, Mike Morris, Denice Thornhill, Dorrell Porsons, P. J. Beosley, Moryberh Smith ond Woyne Horris. 53 Lorry Dickerson is o brove soul preporing ro give blood. ob Woyne Horris ond Tim Wood ore horses in o Williom Jewell oroducrion. 1 l 4 J '3 jf:.S .Z ,, Q My f o Wig' IIN. V l l i i i l , , , , 4 bf N T -A ,f-4 J 3 . . , .,,.,gy .,., 1. ., ,. GW, Y, . . ,. ,, ,, . , ., lv. .V .,..f., J ,I , 'W my f fx , , Mm, f bf , . f 4 .f. 'V , 'Q -73 f 13. ' 7' A W l Chorles Wells Bruce Wirrenmyer 4 1? ' , yi. ff, 'A 2 f yywfl ,., 4.1,,4M M, ...MNH 'I , ,f f' .ff I ffffm 1. ,4 J-.Z L w '4 ur ,MH w,ffL,Jgj'f .Iv V. f .ff ,W If, ff 1 . W M 'N .XV w 7 f X X fs. . . , 9,59 fn Bruce Wirrenmyer Serving Helps WJC Enrerfainmenf is lilee a service. Players and Pseaders The- arre serve by malsing people feel happy afrer a producfion. APO is anorher lsind of service. Those in APO serve ro malse a more efficienr communiry. Players is an organizarion rhar is open ro all who are inreresred in any aspect of rheafer, This year rhey presenred Man of La Mancha and UPeer Gynrf' Readers Thearre began as a vvinrerim class and rhen, because of rhe inreresr, spread fo a William Jewell rradirion when rhey presenred HThe World of Carl Sandburg. APO conrinued in irs confriburions of rime and service. They performed such duries as punching Lecrureship cards, carrying flags in rhe inaugurarion and painring curbs and crossvvallss. They also raised money for rhe Special Olympics and conrribured money from rhe Curie Pan! Ugly Man con- resr ro rhe Unired Way organizafion. I 531 5 c '1 K as 'W X li HW:-L ff: gf y , ,JW M4 M21 r V-,ff ' , ,,', , .da A , Z i ,M ,3 fx ,, I 3 , .AQ I im' Bruce Wirrenmyer W 5 Qs , My Y 5 Bruce Wirrenmyer Drum e Wirrenmyer X -w-1:-ang-L,-V7-. Wi-af1..f.a:2f:,::q V, .341-i-efgvf 7 -7 -f-2.1 HUF?-:fb - , f---f- L-1 1- 'Qf-jig 1 74739-,WAV f TUDENTS 4 'lf T 1 Bruce Wwria-nmyer g m-mf , V , fp, 4,- 79 .. ,, 4 .2 ' Bruce Wirrenmyer arf- .3 , ,f 1, , -- f T-3: aggswziwvfi-:rf--H--7'-'Q - - 'f ' TUDENTS The new looks with students were Izods, stroighrriegged Levi's ond the Western look. Cowboy hots ond boots were big on Compus ond fit in with the Homecoming theme the Greot Americon Cowboy The Urbon cow- boys ond Eiectric horsemen or Jewell storted tuning to 61 Country for their listening pieosure, ond in doncing, the two-step wos o for cry from the twist ond other donces of the post. Students storted going to ploces Iilae the Americon Royol ond ShepIer's insreod of I-70 Speedway, f' STUDENTS ..-T ' Q,uA-,-.1--- ,. . ,-3:1-::1..:'ff-A: 'fine' Ihigiifriglveimire- - Phyllis Anderson John Arlslns Suson Boker Morls Boll John Bonlssron Mory Jo Becvor Julie Belew Donno Dennerr Rooerr Berlsley Becky Broy Scorr Adorns Beclsy Alooeen Koren Allen I Y? Bruce Wnrrenrnyer John Boroour Rick Dorlser Dee Dee Bornes Bruce Bougher ffl , . .W-..,.. -mmf - ...,- 1.. .....-.,L..... A. ,-,.. Beverly Brown Lourie Brown Gory Buford Cf --- -,. V 1 , f 5 3 f ' 'H Q Bruce Wirrenmyer Jeff Duscher Cheryl Corpenrer Scorr Corson Rurh Correr Nick Cosrogno Ann Chlopek WJC Goes Abrood The yeor 1980 81 besides bringing mony new things such os rhe new Mobee Cenrer ond o new Presidenr olso brought olong o consideroble number of srudenrs from very unique ond disronr ploces. We could soy rhor we hove hod reoresenrorives from rhe four corners of rhe world They come from Jopon, Moloysio Jomoico Puerro Rico Germony ond so mony orher counrries. Coreen Dowkins freshmon wosiusr one of rhose mony srudenrs. She come from Fronkfield Jomoico, ond enrolled or Williom Jewell or the oge of sixreen. She firsr leorned obour Jewell while in Jomoico when vorious Boorisr minisrers from Missouri come ro her church while on o crusode. By rhe rime rhey lefr, Coreen hod become rheir speciol person. They en- couroged her ro come ro Jewell, ond rhor'sjusr whor she did. This hod been her firsi rime owoy from home, ond olrhough or firsi she gor homesick, by rhe end of rhe yeor ir wos less ofien for she mode so mony friends very quickly. Cconrinued on ooge 1805 J Chris Choice Joe Chrisropherson Julie Closson Ginger Cochron J 2 Neil Coffmon Pom Cook Melisso Cornwell Koren Crobrree Corolyn Crews X JoNel Doyen Noncy Deon Koye Devine Annerre Dill Morr Dunn Mork Erickson Rhondo Fields Lynn Finley Korhleen Fonrono Morsho Ford Woyne Fowler Kevin Frozier 43 I X f f x f li ' , 'rx vm: - 'E CW Bruce Wirrenmyer Cconrinued from poge 1293 Coreen enjoys her sroy or Jewell very much. She's o nursing mojor involved in mony orgonizorions, such os rhe Block Srudenr Associorion ond CSU. When osked vvhor she hod looked forword ro rhe mosr, Coreen sold, Ulf wos my firsr rime ro see rhe lovely snow, ond, olrhough ir wos cold, ir wos beourlfulf' Woi Chee Muck, o music ond morh mojor, plons ro enroll in o seminory upon groduorion. She would like ro somedoy go bock ro Moloysio, where she would serve her people rhrough church minisrry. Yumi lflinoshiro wos o speciol srudenr from Jopon ond wos wirh us for o yeor. She mojored in Communi- corion ond French. Her hobbies ronged from reoding ond singing ro cooking. When osked obour plons for rhe furure, Yumi sold she would like ro serve os on inrerprerer bock in her homelond, Jopon. Willlom Jewell College hos once ogoin been oble ro cross the hemispheres ond rouch rhe lives of mony people in very disronr ploces. Jewell hos mode her mork - o mork rhor will endure forever ln rhe lives of rhese people. We moy be smoll in size, bur we hove rhe flome - rhe flome of ocihievemenr ond unlry. ia l tins' nf r x..' -' L if , A -V Z -i :yy- fffi? G' 1 of Bruce Wirremmyer Q l f' Q f' i K li 1 My Q nym- 'Y 4 - .,...f,--...4-....,.z. .1:1,.,.- .--.. --..a,-Q..-.p-Q... X, Corol Frielimg Lori Golbroirlw Brodley Goris Morey Gorrr Cheryl Gorzelli Alice Goodwin Kimberly Gorden Lowrence Groce Suson Groce Declsey Gromenrine leon Gregory Lorry Groves Chris Holford Alon Holl Eric Holl Rurlw Feors l-lomblin Borooro l-lorr Joy Horyey Morilyn Hossig Jeonnine Houlx Alison Heclsmon William He-Qer Dororhy Helm Pomelo Heriford Joon Hoffmon Cheryi Hogue Robin Hollroh Kennord Holr Cindy Hoover Dione Hopkins Jock Hopkins Piooerro Huffmon Chris Hunrer Vicror Hurlberr Dee Dee Hussey Terri Hutcherson Srephonie Jocoby Jeononne Jorboe Corhy Johnson Joy Jones f.rr'r r',' 2 f 3Q i 51 vp 4' A V x I i , fi 4 W, 1 fy my ff s 'P ' if f f Bruce Wirrenmyer K., .. 1055 rs f'ff'mn,wa1dl9Q' Bruce Wirrenmyer '52 'N v 1 I. x if H ii ' H' 'fi Q 0 an Q .. , - .N ' .N r ' ,R - -r X 'A ' , 2 V x V, P . ' 1 , Q , , V ' 1 , 5 , s I f., xy ff' , 3 ,, 'fix 'M xxyfi X if r , 1 ' S,-'kk Vgifyffyxgu. ,h 3 A 5 .. i 1' ' Q ' K , ,. .,.-...-,-..f..,.f-...M -.n,T1...,..,.,.... Q.. ..,,,..,,Y,.... M,-, .. . A. X355 Nirrenmyer 1 l . i Wirrenmyer A Guide To The FurureN The Office of Coreer Developmenr moved ro rhe second floor of rhe Union rhis yeor. Though rhe nome Coreer Cor- ner is fomilior ro mony, some of rhe vor- ious services provided ore ofren un- lenown. Coreer Corner offers o librory of coreer resources which describe rhe rype of worls encounrered in vorious occuporions. This gives rhe srudenr on ourlools on rhe rype of worls rhor con be expecred in o porriculor field. This office is open ro freshmen os well os upperclossmen. lr helps srudenrs find porr-rime jobs in fields reguesred ond of- fers ojob referrol service. Coreer Corner is olso responsible for plocemenf popers - rhe lerrers of recommendorion from reochers rhor will go inro srudenr's creden- riol file unril heeded for references, Work- shops on resumes ond o voriery of ropics ore olso offered by Coreer Corner os o woy of helping srudenrs in rhese oreos ond preporing rhem for job inrerviews. Coreer Doys wirh represenrorives from differenr fields ond rhe scheduling of re- cruirers ore other oreos in which Coreer Corner is involved. Judy Rychlewslsi is in chorge of rhe Office of Coreer Develop- menr, ond severol srudenrs worls under her os coreer counselors. There is o bullerin boord by rhe Union Desk lisring specific job openings plus o Coreer Corner News bullerin boord in rhe Union lobby so srudenrs con checls on job opporruniries ond inrerview schedules while sronding in rhe dinner line. ,.,...-................s4,.v..,.... sf 1 . , V :..e - Virginio Keefhover Lourie Kidd Brion Klopfensrein Pomelo Knighr Sherri Loclsey Bob London Julio Lecluyse y i Amy Leeper Tomi Lewis Eric Logon Scorr Love Chorles Lowrher Roberr Moggord . . Q .. I . , i, ,, , ,,... .... w.mw,nmz.g?-n-.-w-- --- Bruce Wirrenmyer 133 1 ,, 1 --f-- l P r L I 1 1 1 .......,,,.hl Dill Seover Holley Powell Jocls Powell ,mn Andrew Prorr .,.....n.-nn Jeff Dresser Dovid Gwen is on rne Cordinol sideline wirn his comero reody, Qzorls Mounroin Doredeyils ln frying ro find o pond for ine Homecoming concerr, severol monrns ond mony disoppoinrmenrs were pre- senr. Amorosio Wos me firsi pond ro be souglwr, Srorring in April ond worlsing unril mid-Augusr on o Confirmorion proved negorive. On Augusr 19, Englond Don wos coiled, ond me dole wos Confirmed, yer no Conrrocr wos senr. By September 24, rwo groups nod rurned down rne offer, ond Poco wos supposedly in. Bur on Ocroper Grd Come onorner decline. An offer wenr our ro ine Ozorle Mounroin Doredeyils, ond Wim Homecoming only rwo weeks owoy, o definite confirmorion wos finolly mode. Seover Seover 44 .7 Suson Presron Morrin Roni-:in Suson Reedy Dione Riley Glenno Roberrson Ed Rollins Roxonne Russell Koren Soge Kerry Sonders Terry Soyoge Joon Scriierding - - .-- 4 - -A -- .g n ' '11 a -f.4.,......-.-.4,1..,.......e ...-.nn-.1J.,.,...-.......-.- ...g....::..,.,.,'..-..,..a...f.....- ... . .. Paul Schoenloub Lorrle Shldeler John Slsillrnon Chorles Smirh Wilson Smrrh Don Solrys Lynn Spencer Sreven Spencer Leso Spry Morionne Sreensrry Tomoro Srill Eloine Sroclshorn Non Srovoll Liso Sunderwirrh Elizoberh Toylor Elizoberh Teocho Cynrhio Thomos Randy Thomson X- QW! S S 6554 41 4 Bruce Wirrenmyer lil of Bruce Wirrenmyer U II J Bench Renoyored ln the summer of 1929, the Presidenr of rhe College, John F, l-lerger, donored the J Bench ro the College in honor of his groduoring closs - rhe Closs of 1875. Accordin ro rhe Seprernber 4 1929 edirion of rhe Sfu- 9 , , denr, rhe J bench, locored eosr of John Gono Mernoriol Chopel, served o rwo-fold purpose. The new bench nor only eliminores on eyesore of long sronding, bur will no doubr prove o hoyen for weory srudenrs berween clossesf' ln rhe summer of 1980, renoyorion of rhe J J Bench rools ploce in conjuncrion wirh rhe insrollorion of rhe Sronley Boxer Sculprure ond rhe erecrion of rhe Spencer Courryord oround the Bench ond rhe Sculprure. -...-.1-.--.u ..1.,.......qf Jill Towne-r Sondro Toyne DIO009 Vqjggmgf Thereso Vioni Allen Vincenr Penny Worlflins Neil Weorherford Deboroh Weld Monico Wessling Lindo Weule Scorr Wilkins Ruby Willerr Fred Williorns Christopher Wilson Donold Wilson John Woodruff Morlo Woody Noncy Woolbrighr Dave Anderson Michael Anderson Sheila Azdell Darlene Bailey Elizaberh Balser Chrisry Barbour Marry Boughman Ralph Bland Nancy Bascherr Frances Boul Diane Bourlier Daryl Bredemeier Marrin Breeze Brenda Briggs Donna Brock Carhie Brown Michael Buchanan Karhy Bunyard Sherrey Bunyard Many Ann Burr Sean Burler Denise Coffey David Campbell -li...- - ln Oo new rin Linda lx major, 200 an and so The dents o public r comrni Presi majors. Studi munica deparri l ,ff ' -v ' 1 YW l , jf New lvlojor Approved ln Ocrober 1980, rhe Williorn Jewell foculry opproved o new mojor - the communicorion! public relorions mojor. Lindo Newron, rhe public relorions odviser, designed the mojor, which consisrs of 42 hours in courses numbered 200 ond obove in cornrnunicorion, psychology, business ond sociology. The rnojor wos previously o self-designed rnojor. Sru- denrs developed their own progrorns. Now, however, public relorions rhojors will be under the direcrion of rhe communicorion deporrrhenr. Presently, rhere ore opproximorely 50 public relorions rnojors. Abour ren of rhese ore groduoring seniors. Srudenrs con obroin double rncjors in business or com- rnunicorion by cornplering 20 oddirionol hours in rhor deporrrnenr. .QW nmyer l-li--' Bruce Cynrhio Correr X, . V,-Vg 4: . iw, ni . 4 is 3 -.v , ,4 -.F V V 1 A i i . , s , , 1 ' wr: fi li l Suson Chlopelx Jomes Cleels Lourie Clegg Helen Coors Louro Coors Leslie Cobb Poul Corder Randy Cox Scorr Crobrree Deonne Crewse Gregroy Dole Jeff Donce Vic Dovolr Suson Dowson .0-..........-......-.4 .,1v.4 - -...W-1.-..:....4,..',-......-..,.,.1-.44...-..-..'-w..vs..... ...,, .- . -V Win Dyer Jocleie Edwords Doniel Foll Dwight Foy Julio Ferguson Dove Foremon Julie Frovel Emily Geilker Roshelle Gordon He-other Groy Jonet Greoson Ron Griffin Kenneth Griffith John Hoose Howord Hommett Cornelio l-lortmonn Dovid Howley Julio Heoton Brion Himes l ri li Eg, Ising Louie ls Success It wos 1100 in the morning, A pig yellow ous pulled up outside ond mosses of people hurried to get into King Louie os CUA sponsored on- other King Louie Nightwotch Potty. From 1100 until 4100 in the morn- ing Williom Jewell students hod their choice between iceslsoting, bowling ond billlords. The lore hours did not bother people, ond it wos greotly enjoyed by oll. According to Esther Wells, CUA odviser, King Louie Night is one of the most successful of CUA events. This yeor wos the lorgest turnout ever, with over 400 people ottend- ing. lt wos well worth my stoying up, sold Deboroh Locefield. I enjoyed the otmosphere. l reol- ly enjoyed knowing everyone there. l wish we could do it more thon once in o semester, sold Be- verly DeLooch. iconrinued on poge 1435 hi . . gg. E I i ,, ,ffx V ,, ' X Q, x j if X, Nil! tllls l I 9- Bruce Bruce Wirrenmyer I J -W.. '- V J ...e .4-..,........ ..f.-,hL -Magix Jeanne Hirsch Cheryl Hodges I i David Hoilemon Mary Hollan Walter Holr David Hopkins Kevin Hubbard Warren Huffman Janice Hursr Dawn Hussey Karen Isaac Barbara Jaclfson Sran Jackson Jeanna Jeni-:ins Dee Dee Jensen Anroinerre Johnson ., . , , , , M ' ,,,,..--.,,,.,,,,2.... Chris Johnson Rondoll Johnson Ryoko Kowono Jornes Kelly Roberto Kelly Bryon Kerricls Solly Kessler Corri King Michelle King Phillip Kirlarnon Pom Kleikomp Suson Koch Word Lowson Julio Leornon Jeff Lesrer Lourie Loomis Kelly Lundgren Yvonne Moocls .v ..V . . ,, ., . . ,..,-...... ....,..-.,-.--,...,w Y , ,,.. , ,, :e Wirtenmyer e Wirtenmyef 'S 1. - T7' , , L ,W Vt . I I i 1 wi 7- ' Q ,. 'Q I Q1 - 1- , fl King Louie Night Wos l-luge Success Cconrinued from poge 1403 Even though the King Louie Nightvvotch vvos so lote, it seemed like the time reolly flew by. I thought it vvos teolly neot. lt vvos lots of fun. l've heord o lot of good things obout it. lt vvos funny how fost the time went, sold Wendy Grossen- bocher. I thought it vvos fun. I think it vvos worth the money, becouse it vvds something thot could get the vvhole school involved, ond there oren't mony things like thot. I think we should hove more things like King Louie night. l vvos sorry it wos over before it begonf' sold Anito Diffenbough. Perhops the only negotive ospect of King Louie wos not even recognized thot night, but crept up in the doys to follow. l'The only thing l didn't like obout it vvos being knocked oround on the ice ond the bruises thot were the results, sold Anito Diffenbough. lt wos wild out on the ice. lt vvos greot. Every- body went flying by ond croshed on the ice. I hod o couple of greot wipeouts which I didn't think were ony big deol until l looked ot my knees the next morning, soid Liz Young. When King Louie vvos over, the night still wosn't over for mony. A hot spot oftervvords vvos Perkins for breokfost, Everybody met bock in Liberty for o leisurely breokfost, ond mony didn't get home until the doylight hours. , .1-.,......--..:4-1..........u , . . . .- Q Lori MocCurdy Ron Mossie Liso Mothony Jill Movis Tommy Mcl3ee Kothy McCoy Miriom McCoy Donno McCullough Curtis McCutchon Mike McGill Gretchen Metz Poul Miscovish Russell Mitchell Roslyn Mullikin .-.s-...,.,Q..,...-.--4.-..-,.. .,.......1..,-1 X, X .......---i...,..--.-1-1--pq--1-n-f if-4 -- ' Horold Nerh Kenton Newport Deon Nicholson Lowrence Niclsles Shelo Normon Cindy Oliver Dovid Owen Jonno Poris Pom Pence Liso Perry Russell Petty Kristin Phillippo Donno Pierce Sruorr Pitney Solly Ploof Kelly Proffitt Steve Prsrqevich Mortho Puclsetr Jeffrey Reed Corole Rentfro Glenn Rhodes Robin Rhodes Brion Richords I ,V 1 ' ' - Morrioge Considered Morrioge is on importcint considerotion olmost everyone undertolses ot one point in his or her life. Eighty-five to ninety percent of the Americon populotion ore united in morrioge. Mony people morry when they ore between the oges of 18 ond 25. The typicol college student olso belongs to this oge group. Often students consider morrioge while they ore in college ond mony morry before they groduote. Life for o morried student is guite different from thot of the single student. Along with the responsibilities of being o student, obligotions such os finonciol ond domestic ore odded. Usuolly one or both portners must pursue worls to help meet finonciol obligotions. Also there is o household to mointoin. There ore meols to prepore shopping ond cleoning - oll of which require mony hours of time ond much lobor. Obviously mor- ried students tolse on responsibilities not typicolly pressing in student dorm life Housing is olso onother concern of morried students Ccontinued on page 1477 I i I . 5 K ' is . , . X Q 5 . NA , I . fi P . If s , -sl K O 1 . , g JI. oi I .' ' -1 1, nf red fveryohe 'o hihery horrioge. ges of 18 e group. lege ond or of rhe lsrudehr, 1, Usuolly 'fihohciol here ore Jf which Isly, mor- 'essihg ih 3 morrieo on poge 1473 Wm' lk M Ei, Bruce Wnrrehmyer 1. f Y' TG a , V V H .,. -.. ,,,,,i ,, ,..---.-4--.- ....,q, Corby Roorls Shoroh Hoods Sreve Rooerrs Terri Rolfe Rod Romihe Judirh Rowley Michoel Ruhl Susoh Rurledge Colleeh Sohders Teri Sompson Eric Sohders Jeff Soppihgroh Lois Schmior Woyhe Schmior Joohho Seorhoh 1 I -rA...4,...,.7..-... . 4 rn- ,, 1' 4 Kirk Snowver Brion Simmons Louro Simpson John Slselron Koren Smirh Jonell Sneed Connie Speors Morle Speno Moria Srepnens Kevin Srernirzlsy Sreve Srires Mory Sroclssdole Michelle Srrousbougi Lori Torworer Aniro Tnomos Korny Seor Cynrhio Seors Jomie Seeiey Troy Snow I i E 1 if . , i Q . , N, 9 1 f' 21' f , I Y f Q 5 21 .4 , Q-1' 1 C X' xl HR A ,,....,-l- i 5 ll 1 :nl -All 1 1441 v-,, if , , ,, fm una nl!! 'F Bruce Wirrenmyer C 'I Cconrin W morr nous ed U rife Jon role mor ore f I I V 5 ........,.-.., 2 V415 -nh , e Wirrenmyer ---, lniaahm ,,,, ma Bruce Wirrenmyer Accommodarions Provided For Those Married Cconrinued from page 1443 William Jewell has accommodarions for married srudenrsi The rhirry-sixeaparrmenr housing complex, ouilr in lQo2, was fund ed by Reverend Roy Johns. The Margue- rire Aparrmenrs, named afrer Reverend Johns' wife are a housing unir arrempring ro leeep renr Cosrs ar a minimum for rhe married srudenrs arrending Jewell. There are approximarely 412 William Jewell sru- denrs living in rhe housing Complex while arrending William Jewell rhis year. . av - .. .,. , 'ffl gi t'.fJv's! -' 414 9 Lfiirx Brenda Tounzen Evan Tripp Twila Truelove William Turnage Debra Tweed David Ussery Lori Von Dehren Pamela Warrs Charlerr Wehmeyer Ellyn Wenig Joanna Whipple Richard Willhire Janer Williams Melinda Williams Todd Wilson Clay Wirhers Kerry Woodfield Denise Wooren vu...-.p..:. Jill Young Liz Young ..,...-n-.4.. Q-.- ...4...a ' ..,,.. X, ..n...,,.... ,,.,... ...,f..,......,..P.-.,.......-Quqv-.Q-11 r-if ' A ' A' H ' Jill Adams Chrisri Alewel David Allen Leslie Allen Laylee Anson David Armstrong Pioberr Arrz Paul Asher Lisa Austin Shalia Bailey Debbie Ballard Tonda Barles Genny Baughman Paula Beasley Fred Becvar Brenda Beldo Daphne Bendure Dennis Bigham Elizaberh Blacls Karen Black Dennis Boarrighr Srephan Boerrcher Lisa Bohannon Lisa Bonuchi Mischelle Barron Barry Bowman 148 sophomores 4, 1' . Xl li f XNG .,' 1 I' fn, f' .31 A f , X , ,, 1 X ' , l A A. PM-W I .. ' it VH ,J Bacguerball Craze One of rhe mosr popular sporrs ar William Jewell College is racauerball. Every semesrer ar regisrrarion rime, long lines of people anxiously wair ro sign up for rhe racguerball dass. Mosr people like rhe sporr because ir can be played all year round. Wirh rhe opening of rhe new Nlabee Cenrer, even more people can play on rhe four new racauerball Courrs, When senior Karen Allen was aslsed why she plays racguerball, she answered rhar ir was fairly easy ro learn, lr fools herjusr a few class periods ro gei rhe hang of hirring rhe ball, and learning rhe rules was very simple. Also, rhe eguipmenr for rhe game is nor roo expensive, An average racguerball racguer will cosr anywhere from 15 ro 20 dollars. A can of balls will cosr abour 8.50, The average racguerball player will spend 415 minures ro an hour playing Cconrinued on page 1505 Bruce Wirrenmyer 82,1 ,. Q .wx . -,U X ,. N 1 F . J' 'if f -W M f L ! , L, -, - . -4 ---.--3---. College is ig lines of closs. Mosr eor round. ore people lnior lsoren ered rnor ir 'ioos ro ger wos very expensive. from 15 ro e overoge nur ploying Virrenmyer Bruce Wirrenmyer . X I , . . , ,,, , B . . .. 1 -I ,, ., H.. ....-.............r.g.-. .. .4 . ....- - ' 1.m,'ea4k,T1h.mewnm:.,..umw-..--- .-.- i 'fl Samba. S s..- , X. Sieve Bownworw Douglos Boyd Porrioo Brorcner Suson Brewer Elizooefh Briggs Morgorer Brill Poulo Broolss Borboro Brown Corri Brown Jocis Brown Jeff Brown Jeff Bullis Jerry Burcherr Todd Burnidge Leslie Burry Gino Bush Jeff Coin Mory Colnoun John Collicorre Psooin Cornolion loner Correr Robin Correr Sneilo Correr Dove Clwosieen Beverly Clonssen Poole Csloils Stephen Cluxron Louro Colley Lorry Colvvell Deedy Conord Lori Coulrer Bruce Cox Joni Crooill Alecio Crofr Dovid Crosvvnire Sfeve Crouch Gregory Dovis Koy Dovison Beverly Del.oocn Aniro Diffenbougn Normo Dismulse Corhy Dudils Dovid Duncon Kim Durnell Mory Durocner Kelley Eods Helen Eclslund Rusry Ellis Greg Embree Shelly Emery Jennie Ezzell Morls Forley U K rg fi E , f H. D K A X :I .gf ,- ix , ' r S S 2, llnlllnggzq Bruce Wirrenmyer . . . More Psocoueiooll rocquerooll rnree rimes o vveels. Bruce Wirrennnyer, o fresnmon or Williom Jevvell, soys rnor ne oloys rocouerboll for severol reosons. One is for rne exercise. A person con ploy reolly nord ond vvorls up o svveor or rolse ine rirne ond ploy or o slower ooce. lr's o good vvoy ro rolse our your frusrrorionsf' soys Bruce lr's o lor oerrer nirring o ooll oround rnon nirring your room- moref' Mony srudenrs lilse ine cornoeririon when oloying o gome of rocouerooll. The rnoin reoson Jevvell srudenrs oloy rocouerooll is oecouse ir is good, cleon ond sornerimes o lirrle svveory fun. Q7 I M? My, V Q lc, 3, V f gwgwaa if 'QE 7 fa 4 ZX' Q' ,ff 44 'ff 5 WZ12 5f'z , H' , n iyywzf, , W,.,,,.fN,+1q .,,.l an irrenmyer 'ho freshmon nr seyerol eolly hord o slower nys Bruce. nur room- oloying O enrs ploy ies o Iirrle ,X John Fessler Lydio Flonery John Flynn Renee Fosrer Lowono Gommon Lorry Gonr Poulo George Cindy Gieringer Tomory Gill Don Glidewell Piebecco Gooch Seon Gordon Jeff Gourley Ted Groves Kelly Groom Wendy Grossenbocher Morrho Gurley Poige Hoines Michelle l-Iolford Chod l-lommond Jennifer Horris Doug l-lorrwell Becky I-lozelrigg Gory Heorh Noncy Hecox Lourie l-leinl z Williom Henderson Don Henry Lynn Hertzberg Mory Hibbs Morc Hill Sherri Hinds v Julie Hobbs Lindo Hopkins Pronlss: Fun Hotchlsiss l F ,7 And ',l V l ' , ! 'V i I SXNQ, f ily 5 T , - is H Z 4' in vi 'W Z' Gomes? Pronls is o universol term concerning octions with which oll college students con relote The term pronls con describe ony number of triclss which students perform upon one onother The freshmen it is sold ore the lorgest porticiponts in this octivity Mony o Resident Assistont especiolly in the fresh men dorms hos feored the first severol horrible weeks when such triclss obound Torler thought its reoders would like to leorn more obout this topic which oll students experience There ore olmost os mony reosons for pronlss os individuol pronlss themselves Joy Vogel ofreshmon student stcites Pronlss ore not only o releose but more importontly they ore o woy to meet new people You enter o new environment college ond these pronlss give you o bose upon which to meet other people in o fun ond informol woy lt wos olso stoted thot these pronlss provide o greot breols from studying ond o woy to lighten up o too serious student The pronlss thot seem to be the most populor this yeor ronge from onything to do with woter either by directly throwing it ot someone or by indirectly hoving them come in contoct with it to shoving creom being sproyed over procticolly ony thing Egch new entering clgss brings new ideos to this sport yet severol old foithfuls remoin such os short sheeting beds ond sooping toothbrushes Prgnlss were viewed positively by procticolly ev eryone who hod on opinion os long os the pronlss were performed ond token in the right monner ond if they were not destructive Pronl-xs ore o port of dorm life ond will continue to creote losting memo res Bill Seoverj Deoble l-lowerron Sreve Hudson Brenoo K l-loffnwon Wendy Hughes Looro Hosron Poolo loe Michelle Jomeson Chorlle Johnson Domion Johnson Doniro Johnson Krlsrin Johnson Morle Johnson Jono Jolliff lleoecco Jones Deniz Komuron Chin-Huor Kong Kylo Keeron Goylo Kilgore Thereso Kilgore Sron Kilporrlcls Jennifer Kolos Yuls Foh Kong Jornes Kopp Ano Kosche Tim Kroose Lori Kuron Liso Louer Lindo Lowrence Trocy Leeoer Mory Lean Morie Lioorl Liso Llrle Suson Moce Becky Morrln Iro Morrun Joml Morrun John Morrln Leslue MCCorry Tonl McCooley lion McCoy Lsso McForIonfJ Deonno Mfpherson Angelo Moggord Mellndo Moss Mlchoel Motthews Jomes Mclorty Diono Meode Jeonette Meyer Stephen Miller Keiko Miyomoto Delores Mondoy Julie Moore Denise Morris Gory Morris Joqo Morton Wol-Chee Muck Amy Mundy Piebecco Myers Mork Nissen Thomos Norris Tim Nowko Debro Oldvoder Lori Oliver Jeff Owens Christino Polocos Dennis Porker Vicki Potton Amy Perdew Lori Perdew 1 Q..-V Work-Study Work-study is o progrom designed for the student. A student is given o job, usuolly on compus, in which he con study if there is spore time. The jobs ronge from swltchooord operotor to cofeterlo worker to teocher's osslstont. There wos plenty of time to study ot the swltchboord oecouse we didn't hove the office colls thot come in during office hours. After the students got their directo- ries, we didn't hove to look up os mony numbers either, ond we could onswet colls much foster, sold Pihonnle Fields. Cindy Lopez, o teocher's osslstont, sold, lt wos constont work There wos no time to study. Her duties included grodlng po- pers, typing, running off memos ond oc- cosionolly wotchlng the closs. Mory Schierdlng worked in the llbrory, She sold, l hod o lot of time to study becouse people weren't olwoys ot the clrculotion desk. Ccontinued on poge 1575 Worren Mould ,IN ff A ,N f rf 'ir' ' ff ,o . N I 1 ' Bruce Wirrenmyer Chorlorre Perermor Sreverw Perry Jeff Phlliios Tomoro Przom Rom Piomb Greg Poormorw Bryon Prewirr Lindo Proerr Solly Quick Cheri Quier Sherri Rofferry Koren Rembeclsi Chrisropher Richordsom Beth Ridgely Mory Robb Jomes Roe Coroi Rogers Kevin Rogers Corol Roos Liso Rosembough Mory Schuerorrwg Louro Scorr Porricio Serrloge Julie Sewell Dennis Seymore Mork Shellhorr Cynrhio Sheppord Horold Slsoog Evo Smirh Jeon Srnyers Korhy Snelling Debbie Snyder Dlrls Soldon Bruce Sorrell Debbie Sronchlls Joey Sroron Deonno Srelnbecle Solly Stockwell Jonice Srolxes Jeff Srurl-1 Sreve Sullivonr Bruce Toppmeyer Soroh Toylor Srephony Teerer Lorry Thompson Denice Thornhill Jeffrey Throsher Lourie Toornbs Becky Triplerr Bonnie Troop Korhryn Trorrer Twilo Troudr X Qi ,J .ff S T :gf- Jl- XM Warren Mould fx E 3 ' X 'Wx i Q 5 3- all fs 'V -,lXs f.' F Fi- i , ' Q I .: f, Work-Srudy Cconrinued from 1543 Bersy Block gor her job in rhe Leorn- ing kesource Cenrer CLPTCD rhrough fi- nonciol oid. She soid, 'll hove rirne ro srudy if everyone else does rheir job, The poeple who work in LRC ore in chorge of running ropes for such closses os religion ond foreign longuoges, They ore olso in chorge of rhe video eguip- rnenr oround compus. Becky Alodeen worked or rhe Union Desk We ore only ollovved ro srudy during finols week, Her job ronged from poging people, ro providing infor- morion, ro ryping, ro rnony orherioos. There ore mony orher vvork-srudy jobs. Some srudenrs ore secrerories for reochers or vvork in rhe odrninisrrorion building or rhe oook srore. Wherever rhe job, srudenrs eorn money while keeping ocodemics in mind. Worren Mould Sieve Tucker Brion Turner Vicki Turner Koren VonArsdole Porrick Vonbreusegen Diono Vioni Korlo Wolloce Torn Wolloce Donold Word Jono Word Brooke Weover Juoniro Weoverling Suson Wheeler Angelo Whire Donold Whire Mory lone Whireheod Rondy Wiedmoier Mike Wilcox Down Wilcoxson Chorles Williorns Korhy Williorns Phil Willoughby lone Wischrneier Rolph Yeorer T57 Richard Abborr Bulh Abbori Brenda Adlsin5 Karen Allen Brenda Anderson Franls Anson Stephen Arbo Barry Arbuclsle Tracey Archison Julie Auxier Teresa Aven Dionne Bailey Anne Balfer James Barber Carla Barbour Rhonda Barry John Barrh Jerry Becker Sora Bedwell Terry Beldo Debbie Bennerr Donn Bergman Kimberly Besr Michael Black Bobin Blankenship Vilsi Bonuchi Michelle Bowen 158 flfreshmen 4 .4 X ,'l f -1 fuW1NAc406tfP C :AN lcrrr ufmwi 3 H55 OF rom r 3 X W ff' I.. Q, 'I J E l , 7 3 , 7 ,, u au E l l K fr., 1 , si , Hs A is f A 1-f Vr ,.irr A ,ir.,. ., K K , ,,,, , ,J , V ,L A ILQQFQ M MMWW K ' ' il'l 'J -r if 'B ll Lf A A JJc AJJ AJ Jc J eA A A f -ee xqg fg e A A A N 2 my c ii' Tw c NW' ,r 5' i fli , mmm.. ..7.J.o.sg y Bruce Wirrenmyer 6 l 2 X Whar Ervin Uhr achieve, lnyoly Why wc rheir rim- li'sjusr rc accordin your op Many ihe mor JQJCJ, HYr ' - - '- -' ----A-M f-'-f.-- -....,-A-1--....-...-....... win-, ,,,, H., B ,Y Y Y I Q7 2 N l l me Z-elk 15152 ,,...........,. '777VvyJ Wifrenmyef 'RY ,. m,.,uQ, 4 5 z ' ff , vi? Man vs. Machine Whar was so exciring apour rhe pinball machine? When asked, Ervin Uhrig, a freshman, said, lr presenred a challenge, a goal ro achieve, ir was rhe resr of skill. Involving rhe use of racrics ro win, ir was Man vs. Machine. Why was ir so popular and whar morivared many ro 'lwasre rheir rime and money? When you're alone playing by yourself, ir'siusr ro pass rhe rime away and relieve rhe rensions of rhe day, according ro many, our when you're in a group you rry ro ourdo your opponenr and impress your specrarors. Many can ger carried away, play for hours and even admir ro ihe money wasre, our ir's a hardeoreaking hapir. As Chuck Foley Said, You know ir's gerring pad, when you dream PABAGONIH Jennifer Bo Nerg Kevin Bowling Thomas Boyer Pamela Brady David Bransrerrer Carmen Breckenridge Pam Brewer Richard Bridges Benrley Brown Brooks Brown Chris Brown Sranley Buck Alice Buckley Jerald Burch Sracy Burry Anira Burron Scorr Burron Olga B. Camacho Kevin Campbell Mark Campbell Sreve Carmack Burron Carriker Curtis Carrer Phil Carrer Tim Carrer Beverly Carver Connie Casrleberry Darry Casror Jeff Cares Brian Chasreen lcel Chaplin Daniel Chrisrian Linda Ciarlelli Henry Clark 159 Poulo Cloxron Lori Clemenrs Mork Clemons Gregory Clevenger Leslie Cline Morlo Cline Gregory Clinkingloeord Cindy Cookley Deboroh Coors Mork Collins Donno Cooper Regis Coulrer Jornes Crobrree Steven Croig Gregory Crowford June Croycrofr Terri Crovvley Jeff Cusrer John Curhberrson Sheilo Dogley Arr Dovis Don Dovis Kevin Dovis Coreen Dovvkins Vicki Doy Jomes Decker Kevin Deuel Jonine Dewees Frederick Dicks Corol Dirrmer Brodley Dooglos A Differenr Tosre As o freshmon, there ore mony chonges rhor most oe mode in order ro odoor ro college life. The Cofererio is one of rhose Chongesr Afrer oll, no morrer how you look or ir, ir iusr doesn'r Com- pore ro Mom's home cooking. There's olvvoys rolk ooour rhe my- srery meois ond the hooe of o oermonenr solod hor in rhe forore os o sure srondoy. Though comoloinrs oooor rhe food seem ro oe consronr, one Con olvvoys see o rrickle of o line or 4:15 on Wednesdoys, ond oy 4180 rhere's o vvide srreom woir- ing for rhe doors ro open. 1D5rudenrs ger rhe opporruniry ro serve rhemselves or rhe Thonksgiving Buffer. 27The line begins ro widen os 4180 opprooches. tim lfli GN I i ,fi - ,f i. 1 . ,-'.J- I N- p---f V X 1 is Xr- ? A ' I a -.4 ....,,, 'Q .sg X-1 3 is Er ?n , mi' .' ' x K . Donno Downing lloberr Droise Jeffrey Dresser Joli Dvorcnols Terry Dylssrro Diono Eosrer Renee Eosrer Sonio Ehlers Tomie Eidson Dovid Elsenrorh Gregory Enrzerorn Croig Evons Morls Evons Kylo Ewoonls Brion Foircnild Connie Jo Former Srroh Fowcerr Kiern Fiebig Brodley Fields Byron Fisner Roberr Firzgerold Brion Foley Jeffrey Foley Corolyn Forernon Micnoel Forresr Greg Fournier Lone Fowler Deonne Foxworrny Cynrnio Fronlslin Mendy Frons V, , ..- v.-5 - ' - - -Y ' in-wha: ......-f--....f........,.z..aa-,..,--.-.-,.f-.s.:.:.-.,.v..- -.,.,., - -r r Terry Freernon Lindo Frida John Frirz Nonerre Frye Keely Golbol Liso Gollowoy Audrey Goroer Fronls Gorro Dee Gieringer Fernondors Gillespie Michele Gilmore Leonno Good Delindo Goodmon Mory Gorden Robin Gorhom Julie Gorfschomer Glendo Grohom Liso Groy Milse Griffith Julio Groff Scorr Groninger Michelle Gursholl Corolyn Hoddocls Shelly Homilron Wendy Hordy John I-lorris Morls Horris Tori Horris 1 i 3 , ? fr-44, f 1 fi A f 4 . if-W-fm Kelley l-lorrison Cloire l-lorrer Sheryl l-lorrley in 9 I LMKVMQAMQAM-4: L 5. fx -' ,,,,,. .il ,, x . J is s.....s 'Winn-unsure , , Q Ziff 3 if f 5 Jgfjgf ' 'Q Gossip Edward Egglesronz Journalism is orga- nized gossip. John Curler1 l'She has a nice sense of rumor. Oscar Wilde: You know whar a woman's curosiry is. Almosr as grear as a man'sl Unknown: The oesr way ro save face is ro keep rhe lower half of ir shur. Warren Mould J fl ', Mark Janczewski 's sq., -7 l 1 J- X 1r'L:!Ri K i f Xi' N3 .7..-.p.- .,.1....s4..,,... 31 . Lisa Hasren Bruce Hauoein Ronald Hazelrigg Vicki Hedger Holly Heidolph Lori Hewlerr Jan Hickman Becky Hicks Marilyn Higgins Jennifer Hill Cynrhia Hire Steve Hodges Bryan Hoech Jo Holman Mikki Half Susan Homan Roberr Hopkins Mary Horn Deana Housron Christopher Hubbard Sreyen Hudlemeyer Michael Hunsicker Melissa Hunr Kenna Hyarr Darryl Jackson David Jackson Marcene Jackson John Jaeger Brion Jennings Roxonne Johnson Soroh Joiwnsron Doniei Jones Dovicl Jones Kerri Jones Tim Jones loner Jusrus Jomes Komuron Annerre Keirn Snonno Kelley Kim Kerchorn Donno Kiennhoff Dovid Kimmis Suzi King Yumi Kinoshiro Jeonne Knopp Poui Knicls Moria Knurrer Lorry Kohrs Keirh Kordes Deboroh Locefield Dovid Londers Eiizobern Lorimer Bobbie Leoch Sheiio Leoch i ob .id S, 00 'PQ. K 2 5 ' L Bruce Wirrenmyer EC dent of c nieni Sfude Chine O Fron broif N ,il Junk Food Eoring junk food is somerhing n'iosr sru- denrs hove in common. Their dier consisrs of chocolores, chips ond sodo. Conye- nience is one of the imporronr reosons srudenrs Con be seen roiding condy rno- cihines. One word of Courion ro srudenrs is Fronklin's ouore, A full belly mokes o dull brolnf' sl' J x l .,,..a.,...f.-1--M.y...,....4c ' '-r' kelly Leeper Aniro Lewis Dovid Lewis Debro Lewis Lorecio Lewis Jonis Lininger Croig Linson Corlron Logon Chorles Lopez Jesse Lopez Andrew Lorres Greg Lucos Joseph Moos Michoel Mochholz Korhy Mockey Porricio Mocroe Lork Mohl Sheryl Molone Willionfi Moloney Jenny Moynord Tirn McClure Julie McClurg Troy McConnell korhy McGhoy Jeff McGuire Troy Mckoy Jomes Mclseehon Plondy McQueen Tricio Mcwilliorns Torn Meeker Derh Meredirh Dono Mershon Tonyo Mershon Tod Meyers Dovid Mullen Melisso Miller f .1-.1 fn-1--nn:-1--1-fwrfv---qvv-1-Fw-ruff . A-1- Jonei Million Cindy Mirchell Troy Mirchell Rorh Moenrmonn Aoron Moore Dorryl Moore Morgorer Moore Poul Morrison Worren Mould Mork Mundell Korhy Musgrove Morgorer Mvre Kevin Nouser Andre Nelson Mike Nelson Michoel Newmon Michoel Nickles Robin Niemeyer Kevin Oldvoder John Peorson Glendo Perers Jerry Perers Becky Phillips Phil Phillips ,,. ,Hina it l'ff,A,? vm l3!l'fi253ff' 'fini' 4 4 2 ' ' ' ! -,, gg ' 11 N, Q' ' v f ' I i V i,J I HU .41 1 -J +V-- gyw,-W '75, 34' , , 4 , 5- fa. V, . Q-1. .115 X I , ., nw ff ' ' ,. v A-W -T., ff, ,,, A A if yq4,,u..s' ,,. 11 M, f -14 'Q Q 1. - .' 3 A U , I , I F 'Of'--J , J. , ,flaw ,fr cm Iv - f,.Y' :W ff ' fi V K 'J .C ' X .Vg 1'7f1.f- , A' ,r if ,A-'S' Groveyord Williom Jewell College moy be rhe only privore school in Americo rhor hos o groveyord in the middle of ir. Very few freshmen come ro Williom Jewell know- ing obour rhis or even coring. Srudenrs' firsr concerns were their closses, the food ond looking over rhe members of rhe opposire sex. Afrer some of rhe moior concerns were roken core of, mony peo- ple sou ric uses or rokir phy col freshmf good r Williom ing pid mf 4rf Deng pOlO05lfY Robin Porrer Rene Porrs Lindsey Powell Bill pVOTl'W9V JOM Pulliom leffeilf pYl9 2 n I, -lik g A . ... ' l R if 'il l lg Q., xgwfpky as l only os o fevv 'wow- lenrs' food i rhe noior peo- W f s? Bruce Wirrenmyer . . . Conrinued ole soughr our rhe groveyord for scholos- fic uses, such os skerching oicrures for orr or roking picrures ro enrer in o ohorogro- phy conresr. Whorever rhe reosons, rhese freshmen look like rhey ore hoving o good rime just roking ir eosy in one of Williom Jewell College's more unigue resr- ing ploces. A nuff! K, f 5 5' 4 i - . 4 -gn-lv 1:-1 05' 4' Dru Roifery Chrisrlne Roske Chrisrine Rorhoun Rooerr Rovvls Korhryn Roynor Rick Reddekopo Jon Redmond Corlo Reed Jomes Reed Kim Reed Rondy Reinholz Mike Renfr Kelley Rhoods Kevin Rhodes Kevin Rice loner Riddle Jeff Riggs Dovid Rogers Mike Rogers Jomes Roller Troy Romeo Wolrer Roseburrou Leigh Solrzmon Don Solvo Scorr Sondndge Pomelo Soxion Gronl Schornhorar Ron Shroer Dorrell Sghvvnoe Doniel Suoggins l l l i l l l l l r l l l l Qh l l fery Pyle 167 .ag...1...-..4u...1....-. V , .....-,f.--nu-fn---:- ..-...l-.... ' .rm .-.v .4 Wllllorh Seoyer Lee Shode Julie Shoffer Vlclsie Show Johh Shell Alloh Sherry Dovld Sherry Lori Shirls h Susoh Shlvely Timothy Sleg Porhelo Silvey Eric Sirhcox Dovid Brion Smirh Melodie Srhlrh Michoel Smlrh Tereso Smirh Rohold Smorhers Beric Sporrsmoh Brehdo Srephehs Corol Srephehs Berry Sreworr Dovid Sroclssdole Jeohho Srrorroh Liso Srrousbough Berh Stroud Kehroh Srruils Brod Srurges Srocy Suhderwlrrh Bryon Toylor Poul Toylor Joyohho Thocker Elizoberh Thurmoh Morclo Tosoh Luke Trovls Poul Trorh Dorrih Tubough Nloho Turner Jerry Twlgg Ervin Uhrig Johh VohLeuveh Amy Voh Meter Peggy VohOsrroh l r Joy Vogel Lorene Wollser Nlelonie Wolrz Terri Worson Tonworo Weinhold I I Jornie Weiss Kevin Wells Roger Wenig Julie Wheeler Shoron Wheeler Q ,Wann Q, , 2. .Xi Todd Whire Gory Wiclss Micheleno Willioms Derrida Willis Billy Wilson Bruce Wirrenrnver Mory Wolf Terri Wooderson Joseph Wrighr Melisso Zohnd Lefr l-londed People Lefr-honded people live in o righre honded world. lsoy Porls, o cofererio vvorl-rer, is jusr one of rhe rnonv lefr- honded people on COVTWQUS, She finds she hos ro Cope vvirh rhings lilee bump- ing elbows or rhe lunch roble ond frying ro use o righr-honded desls. Anorher problern is sporrs. Lefr-hond ed gloves ond orher hond held eguip- menr is necjessorv for cornforr ond ro insure rhor one con ploy rhe gonne ro rhe besr of his obiliry. One our of every seven people is lefr-honded, ond rhings ore gerring eo sier for rhefn, An old mvrh rhor Iefre honded people ore less inrelligenr hos been found ro be unrrue, ln foci sonne srudies shovv rhor rhey rend ro be more creorive. . ., -,,,,--,,.,,.,,pnu-n-f-p.M-.-.,..-,-n.-.r..... .-.z. -4-.una----Y ,, X f x 5 ' ' - -f 1 ----1--W f--lf--.-.gf-faq-ig: ff, '1'L.'344 --V . i .-Q-'f.i,','::-ff.-11 ,,Y-:,,L INDEX , X ! E1 n 1 ' 1 Bruce Wwrenmyer I i H1 I Im E S 3 4 ! A ,I Q, Uma? x5'frY!9f1f 'y9 Wifzff' 1, V, 'ff' - ' - 1 x,- ' , A Bruce Wirrerxmyer ' 1. Bruce Wirrenmyer ,J fy an ..- ,,.,.,. fu. ,-4, 1-T:: W ' egg:-1,-----7.154 ff.,-,fe-.mf-,..--,...,-.v.--------he McDonalds, Arby's ond Perlsins were jusr o few of rhe resrouronrs which recenrly mode for o new lools in Liberry. lmogine going ro school nor roo for in rhe posr when rhere wos only one pizzo porlor ond one hornburgerjoinr. This yeor o big porr of compus life wos fosr food resrouronrs ond rhe need wos fosr being mer by rhe 100 percenr increose of ploces ro eor. The problem wos nor rhe limirned selecrion bur deciding wherher ro go ro Dolry Queen, Deli Dipper, Kelso's, Long John Silvers or one of rhe mony orher eoring esroblishmenrs. The problem wos onswering quesrions like om l hoving o Big Moc orrock or om I sweer on Toco BeIl ? r X S 6 INDEX W. ------A . -f i ' 1 .-,V V----4-J 1--ef-en---....:....:Sf15Q!:-'yr'-00 '- V wr- 'fi:jr,.'::t 'i- ' A1-- f f X . 'asses' Hallmark Greeting Cards Russell Stover Candies MQBOWB Fam: y O And of Course . . . 0 Fast Free Delivery 7 E. Kansas South side ofthe square 56O0 ?un Benier fnnusmstd' 'rnnnmnml' ,Zi 902 West Highway 10 - - 998 X CONGRATULATIONS HX n GRADUATES ,L ll Mem and Kanss STUDENT ACCOUNTS WELCOME YE T . F lrst National Bank fa- T of Liberty CroSsroads Center A First Union Bank 781 4100 FD ' ' - . - i m i't . - I N .,,, , IQ ,ails , TU it A 1 , -- - l -r?.lHii il I 'l f 'B gg: :H ' ' eel- A 'U ff '-1-W EW ii ' Fi, , ...Lg-T I Ti Member . .I.C. 'I Q! 99 781 1 W eooo LUCK hifeside ro rne QJQEWCQE Ty emoufxririe CLASS of '81 For Thor Very Speciol Gifr 1o Eosr Fronklin Srreer Lioerry Missouri 614068 Telephone C81oD781-O67 15 N. Worer Sr. Serving Lioerry Since 1907 781-1358 Elf-QE ef-is4g!, Qi hm H F if E 1.65.25 1? Liberty Saving Hssuniatiun The Besr Ploce For Your Sovings 7 I ? F . 5, A m ' 'X Qgna'-44 1 , 2 f-4 ,- 5723- Q - ,- 7 X . 0 5 : --3 -. i- .i..--.,-- -T-,,: 7-1-'Y YY Q ,. -nL,3.----.:-- I:-T-- ..--.-.-..A .L 3. Vv.-.- ,..-.YV A - - 7--3-, 1 . 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Unisex If I 781-2060 50'0fl '15 SWEET MEMORIES GIFT Sl-IOP Liberty Triongle Shopping Center Weeledoys And Soturdoy 9:80-Q pm. Sundoys 1-5p.m. 781-5258 Boord Wishes Greot Success To The 1981-82 CUA Boord And Activities Council' The 1980-81 CUA - ' -4,.z.:a.arv-nan. '-1-' .. LA.-7.4, V-f7-.-- Srudenr Senore reoresenrs the oesr Srudenr Senore reoresenrs youl The 1980-81 Srudenf Senore The Men Of LAMBDA CHI ALPHA nl' 'lbw B + ' J ? 4 wxvgv WIJGII Congrorulore Their 1981 Groduoring Seniors Morls Bloyloclf Bob London Mike Lowrher Scorr Corson Ross Morrison John Psogsdole Rick Doulron John Slsillrnon Chris Holford Psondy Thomson Jods Hoolsins John Woodruff Sreve Broughron Dovid Chrisrhon The Men Of The KAPPA ALPHA ORDER Would Lilse To Congrorulore Their Seniors And Wish Thern The Besr Of Lucie In The Corning Yeors. Q J'8z,,,+s4f2 Eric: Logon Piicls Moyer Morls Ferguson Alon Dillsover Shode OQuinn Lorry Bruns Gory Buford Nids Cosrogno r W' mm Thonlss For Molsing This Yeor Our Besf Yerl RED RAGE IIDIO FM 92 x EE 0 f 3.f'3s 41' ' QI Q xgb ' ! I n -2 I I l S an 'sN'We A if KWPB STAFF Q: vw- 1 w Wil lj . ' omsque . , ,LX l u..4.fng..':1m-a-.Q.4v.eza1..za.z f fmznguvnnmzsm A J ta 3 Pi d we Women Of Cbzxmmaigvlta ALPHA DELTA Pl 1 ! . lx, iT4Ff:il f . J Q Q, Congrorulore Their Groduoring Becky Alodeen Pom Cook Jill Chopmon lm Noncy Deon L y l fi Peggy Horris Seniors: Cindy Hoover Holley Powell Mory Allison Lockey Kim Sokoulos Korhy Simpson 5 . J DEITTX-JimefZOBTA ' Ctmfrl' Recognize Their 1981 Seniors Becky Broy Lourie Brown Corolyn Crews Anne Deerson Debbie Ferguson Corol Frieling Alison l-leckmon Amy Leeper Solly Merrell Poulo Nichols Pihondo Porrish Suson Presron Sondy Toyne Thereso Vioni Lindo Weule Korhy Willioms Morio Woody il l Z! I-. .oxx A4' 'Q'?'5T'TTP'f?z'T lg: ll J 15 ' .lu. 'J5NS Koren Allen Dee Dee Bornes De Ann Bowers Ann Chlopek Koren Crobrree Rhonnie Fields Vol Foree Kim Gorden Wendy Griffirh Isley Robin Hollroh Cheryl l-lolr Brecheisen Corhy Johnson Michelle King Kelly Kohrs Debbie Mensendiek Koy Pork Joon Schierding Eloine Srockhom Dono Thompson Monico Wesslin Colleen Winguisr Congrorulorions And Speciol Thonks To All Our Groduoring Seniors! A 2 - . ,s.,., A ,:g'f47 if Congrorulorions And Best Wishes To Our 1981 Seniors! Julie Belew Borb Logon Donno Bohonnon Dione Riley Morcy Caonr Corrie New Dee Dee Hussey Glenno Pioberrson Dono Morhony Liso Sunderwirrh Lourie Morrison Leso Spry I i y ll Il r- gl' if il I' rl I . , QM iff? A Yhwxzkw S fxxjazf 'X 53 ,iff All V, X X xg5:'i0s' , 4 2, 1' gf ir rf A , N, Q ff is vi E if 3 :xx Agfa if , ,ff ,QF 4, if J 'elf gif J 'Q , , 1' I I I ..n.u,nn.n-- --.. RECKY' A-LADEENi B' if tion, 'ADPi,' '-Mortor' Boord, CUAQ, Boord, Cheerleader, Big Sister Coun- cil, Ponhellenic.- ' , ui KAREN ALLEN: Business Administro- tion, AGD, Senote, Big Sister Council, CUA, Personnel Monogement Asso- Ciotion. . ' ' MARK BALL: Music Educotion, Phi Mu Alphg, Music Educotor's Notionol Conference, Chopel Choir, Concert Choirj DEE DEE BARNES: Elementory Educo- tion, AGD, Alpho Lombdo Delto, Mortor Boord, Who's Who in Ameri- con Colleges ond Universities, Koppo Alpho Little Sister, Chopel Choir, Con- cert Choir, Cheerleoder, Junior Pon- hellenic, Best Supporting Actress - Totler Revue 1979, Cordinelle, Homecoming Queen Condidote 1980, Miss Peppy 1980. I JULIE BELEW: Elementory Educotion, ZTA, Cutie Pon, Koppo Alpho Little Sister, lnter-Holls Council, KWPB-rodio, Student nevvspoper, CSU Council, Big Sister Council. DONNA BENNETT. Elementory Educo- tion, House Council, Revivol Teom. JOHN BENNETT: Business Administro- tion ond French, Phi Sigmo loto, Per- sonnel Monogement Associotion Accounting Club. I JOHN BRADEN1 Chemistry ond Ger- mon Literoture, Oxford University, Phi Sigmo loto, Nu Zeto Sigmo, Soci- ery of Physics Students, Concert Choir. E - BECKY BRAY: Communicotion, Public Relotions ond Psychology, DZ, Mor- tor Boord, Alpho Lombdo Delto, Who's Who in Americon Colleges ond Universities, P. Cosper Horvey Achievement Aword, CUA Boord, Student Senote, Cordinelle, Big Sister Council, Boord of Publicotions, CSU, Personnel Monogement Associotion, Srudent newspoper, KWPB stoff, Col- lege Conduct Committee, Educotion- ol Erivironment Retention Tosls Force, -lnter-Holls Council, Alumni of Governors. I V S F ' CHERYL BRECHElSENg Communicotion ond Public Relotions, AGD, Mortor Boord, Ponhellenic, Srudenr newspo- per, Boord of Publicotions, KWPB ro- dio, Big Sister, Koppo -Alpho. Little Sis- ter, KA Rose, CUA, 'Totler' Revue, 'Intromurols HAROLD BROOKS: Physics ond Mothemotics, Nu Zeto Sigmo, Koppo Mu Epsilon, Sigmo Pi Sigmo, Who's Who in Americon Colleges ond Uni- versities, Cross Country, Boslsetboll Stotisticion, KWPB rodio, Society. of Physics Students, Student Senote, APO, Associote Zone Councillor, Combridge University Physics Soci- ety. ' BEVBROWN1 Elementory'EduFgotion, Alpho Lombdo Delto, Associotion for Childhood Educotion, RA. LARRY BRUNS: Biology, KA, Tri-Beto, Footboll, Trocls, IFC, FCA. JEFF BUSCHERi Religion ond Philos- ophy, CSU,,,Theto Koppo Epsilon, Phi Sigmo Tou, RA, lnter-Holls Council. DENISE CAFFEY1 Mothemotics, Alpho Lombdo Delto,'Koppo Mu Epsilon, Advonced Hondbell Choir. PAMELA HANSEN-CALDWELL: Nurs- ing. JILL CHAPMAN: N'oFEiog, ADPi, Alpho Lombdo Delto, Mortor Boord, Who's Who in Americon Colleges ond Uni- versities, Notionol Student Nurses' As- sociotion, Missouri Student Nurses' As- sociotion Boord of Directors, WJC Stu- dent Nurses' Associotion. KATHY CLARK: Physicol Educotion. ,MARK CLINE: Religion, Footboll. GINGER COOPER- COCHRAN: Fio- Cdndiddte-1978,-'Big' Sister.. I I Dwight Colemoni Physicol Educotion, Boseboll.. . ' ' PAM COOK. Business Administrotion ond Accounting, . ADPi, Alpho- Lomb- do Delto, Mortor Boord, Cordinelle, Cordette, CUA, Big Sister, Homecom- ing Queen Condidote 1980, Totler Revue ,Queen Condidote 1979, KA Little Sister. . R . PAUL COX: Biology, KA, Tri-Bepf Golf. CAROLYN CREWS: English, DZ, Alpho Lombdo Delto, Deon's List, Student Senote, Cordette, Cordinelle, Home- coming Queen Condidote 1979 Totler Revue Queen 1979, Totler 'Re- vue Queen Co-Choirmon, Ponhellen- ic, Big Sister. STEVE CURDi Physics ond Moth, Sig- mo Pi Sigmo, Koppo Mu Epsilon KWPB rodio, Concert .Bond-, Jozz Bond, Boord of Publicotions. I SUE DAMERON1 Accounting, ADPi, Alpho Lombdo Delto, Who's.Who in Americon Colleges ond Universities, CSU, Big Sister, Ponhellenic. MONTEUDANEY: Accounting. KEVIN DAVID: English ond Educotion, Student Senote, Librory Committee, Internotionol Youth in Achievement -1980, CSU. NANCY DEAN. Specicll Educotion, ADPi, KA Little Sister. ANNTTTE DILL1 History. MATT DUNN: History, Politicol Science ond Sociology, PGD, Pi Gommo Mu Phi Alpho Theto, lntromurols, Bose- boll, Totler Revue Entertoinment Co- Choirmon, Totler Revue, Queen Es- cort, Student Senote, Yell Leoder. 1 I X ' menrgry Educgrionl ZTA, CRQQKNQENNIS DUMOVICH1 Business Adminis- Iegderl Tgrier Revue Queen Cmdi- trotion, Boseboll, Personnel Monoge-- dote 1979, Homecoming Queen F ment ASSOCiOfiOfT' ' In - . . , Y .LXQVX - g -A . I 1 . I I :rl 2 -.-k . - X - MARKS Accounting' and I I 4 , I ttHaNNiE tiELDsr'IBustnes5 Administra- tion, AGD, Handbell Choir, Band, KA Little Sister, Big Sister, Torler year- LYNN FINLEY: Business Administration, Alpha -Lambda. Delta, Mortar Board, Big Sister, Tatler Revue Publicity and Decorations Committee Chairman, Tatler Revue Business Manager. 1981, Personnel Management Associ- ation, Student Senate, Special Friend of DZ. Q . KATHLEEN FONTANA: Elementary Education,. Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities, Interhalls Council, Association for Childhood Education, Torler yearbook, Big Sis- IGF. - ,, MARSHA FORD: Nursing, Student Nurses' Association. - S CAROL FRIELING: Nursing, Dz, tsnsirer- ball. M --- LORI GALBRAITH: English. MARCY GANT: Physical Education, ZTA, Volleyball, Softball, Cardinal Club, Intramurals. - ' Y- cHEnYL GARZELLL Eiernenrnry Edu- cation. ALICE GOODWIN: English and Socii ology, Who's Who in American Col- leges and Universities, Mortar Board, The Writing Center, Liberty Sympho- ny Orchestra, International Students. BECKEY GRAMENTINEQ, Sociology ond' Psychology, CSU, Readers Theatre, JEANGREGORY: nUsaness,Ar1r5nnisrrn- tion, -Student,,Senate, National Stu- dent Nurses' 'Associationpg' CHRIS HALFCRBQfPgyciroiogy-, LcA. Who's'.Who in American Colleges and Mr School Spirit Yell ,, U- denr Best suppnrrrngghsr1951.-iii mic, HALL?PnyQiE6:i'iisEduqnrian, kit, Basketball. , I A RUTH FEARS HAMBLIN: EMUSIC, Sigma Alpha Iota. Concert Choir, Handbell Choir, Girl's 'Sextets, Concert Band. - PEGGY HARRIS: Medical Technology, ADPi, Tri-Beta, Panhellenic. WAYNE HARRIS: Communication and Religion, Alpha Psi Omega, Wil- liam Jewell Players, RA. I BARB' HART- Accounting, Alpha Lambda Delta, Delta Mu Delta, Ac- counting Club, Big Sister, Business. Economics,-I and Accounting Majors, Club, RAF' ' I .IEANNIE HAUK1 Mathematics and Data Processing, Kappa 'Mu Epsilon, RA, CSU, KWPB radio, Personnel Management Association. I, RICK HAYES: Business Administration and Philosophy, LCA. BILL HEGER1 Polit-ical Science and Busi- ness Administration, APO, NASA, CSU. r ' DOTTIE HELM: Religion, APO, Tarler yearbook, CSU, NASA, Japan-Amert can Cultural Association, Summer Missionsl PAMELA HERIFORD: Nursing, National Student Nurses' Association, WJC Stu- dent Nurses' Association. BRUCE HILL: Business Administration, SN, Football. . 'f ROBIN HOLLRAH: Business Adminis- tration, AGD, BigSister, KA Little Sis- ter, CUA. C s 0 ' KEN HOLT: Business Administration, SN, Personnel Management Associ- atian, Student Senate, IFC, TOVIGV PSP' vueSkit Chairman, 1981, Soccer,Car- dinal Blagerp ' I 5, Colm-municati-on, A-i3iPi, Ma-rtar Board, CUA. Board, Student Senate, Speech and Theatre Association of Missouri, Alpha'Lambda Delta, 'Board of Publications, Advertising Manager for Student newspaper and Tarler yearbook. Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. DIANE HOPKINS: Music Education, Al- pha Lambda Delta, Mortar Board, Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities, Sigma Alpha Iota, Music Educator's' 'National' Confer- ence, Intet-Halls Council, Liberty Sym- phony Orchestra, Concert Band. JACK HOPKINS: Business Administra- tion and Economics, LCA, Delta Mu Delta, Aeons, Who's Who in Ameri- can Colleges and Universities, Swim Team, IFC. ROBERTA HUFFMAN: Elementary Education, Association for Childhood Education, CSU. .CHRISTOPHER M. HUNTER: Business Administration, Economics, English, and Management, Pi Kappa Delta, Tatler yearbook, RA. VIC HURLBERT: Accounting and Busi- ness Administration, College Republi- cans, Student Senate, ' Personnel 'Management Association. .DEE DEE HUSSEY: Physical Education and Learning Disabilities, ZTA, Basket- ball, Softball, Cardinal Club, Big Sister, Cardinal Blazer, FCA. WENDY GRIFFITH ISLEYI Accounting, AGD, Sigma Alpha Iota. BARB JACKSON: Nursing, Aipnn Lambda Delta, Mortar- Board, CSU, Big Sister, Summer Missionary to Isra- el. fl JEANANNE JARBOE: Elementary Edu- cation, Association for Childhood Education, Student Senate. 'CATHY JOHNSON: Business Adminis- tration and Public Relations, AGD, .Al- pha Lambda Delta, Who's Who in V . -y- V f . ..:,:,f..C.:,e..e.- -.-,r,.-4,,.,,.- f . r -- - -- - - , . . . r V 1 - A- K -.gV. ' i. V, VIAV, Q i . ff .. i C 4 . A,'1 ' - 1255 -751 Amencaii' Colleges'sgfidfiltiiiiersiries-Q and yearbook, CUAQ- ,Homecoming Publicity Co-Chairman, KWPB radio, Big Sister, Concert Band . . JAY .lONESf Accounting and Business Administration, KA, Nu Zeta Sigma, lntnamurals, KWPB radio, Accounting Club. - . LAURIE KIDD: Church Music, Sigma Alpha Iota, Concert Choir, Advanced Handbell Choir Chapel Choir. MICHELLE KING: Public Relations, AGD, Jewell Octet, Student newspa- per, Intramurals. - , ELLEN KlSLlNGs Nursing. BRIAN KLOPFENSTEINi History and Education, Phi Alpha Theta, Kappa Mu Epsilon, Nu Zeta Sigma, Student Senate. PAM KNIGHT. Psychology and Reli- gion, Inter-Halls Council, Theta Kappa Epsilon, CSU, RA. KELLY KOHRS: .Public Relations, AGD, Big Sister, WRA, Homecoming Gen- eral Co-Chairman, 1980 KA Little Sis- ter, Student newspaper. BOB LANDONi Business Administra- tion and Accounting, LCA, ,Nu Zeta Sigma, Chapel Choir, Track, Intra- murals. S AMY LEEPERi Psychology and Reli- gion, DZ. STEPHEN LINDSAY: Music Education, Phi Mu Alpha, Music Educator's Na- tional Conference, Jazz Band, Cardi- nal Brass, Concerti-Band, Wind En- semble, Chapel Choir. BARB LOGAN: History, English and Education, ZTA, Alpha Lambda Del- sta, Mortar Board, Big Sister, Cardin- elle. ERIC Y LOGAN: Business Administra- tion, KA, Aeons, Nu Zeta Sigma, Per- sonnel. Management Association, In- Advert'islng,Niariager for neivspapern - 149 E . ' - I -X . ' , . S.-T O- A-'LW . - I Ag' L L-L,-..':s:,: .LM .sg-' :A L - 5 iiolmurols,,i Fooiooll. . I if LOVE: Religion and Psycholo- gy.gjfTheta Kappa -Epsilon, Student Senate, -APO, .slnter-Halls Council, Swimming. , S , Mike LOWTHER: Psychology ,goo tio- ligion, LCA, CSU, Intramurals, . Q DANA MATHANYi Psychology and Pre-Dentistry, ZTA, Big Sister, KA Little Sister, Zeta Quartet. . PETER McCANDLESSi German, Na- tional Foreign Language Honor Soci- ety, Swimming. i RICHARD MOORE: Psychology, PGD, Phi Mu Alpha, Concert Choir, Chapel Choir, Tatler Revue Skit Chairman 1981. -- E S LAURIE MORRISON: Business Admin- istration, ZTA, KA Little Sister, :Sis- ter. BYRON MOTLEYi .Vocal Perfor- mance, Phi Mu Alpha, Tatler Revue: Best Actor,1979, Best Between Skit Act 1979, -Best Supporting Actor 1978, Emcee 1981, Concert Choir, Chapel Choir, NASA, Yell Leader, Intramur- als. ,f sutvllko NAGASAWA: English ,' Who's Who in American Colleges and Uni- versities, Phi Sigma Iota. CARRIE NEW: History, ztA, Mortar Board, Alpha Lambda Delta, Phi Al- pha Theta, FCA, Cordinal Club, Bas- ketball, Field Hockey, Inter-Halls' Council, Homecoming Floats Com- mittee Chairman, CUA. ' PAULA NICHOLS: Church Music, DZ, Church Music Conference, .Con- fronters, Revival Teams. s ELAINE NICHOLSON: Public 'Relations and Business Administration, Con- fronters, Cardinal Blazer, Big Sister, Revival rooms, Student newspaper, - I i I .. -Z, .. , ,A . ------C -1 , Z if I v. ,L Y , sr, .v M, .Hs , ,. --LQcfibdQfQefQ.i1.fi1l!efsI.15MlFQ2f..Wh0 io-'Amercon Uriiversi- i s ties, APO, 'American-jCherTilC0l.. SOCI- ety, Williaim.,JQWell' Players, Puppet Teams, Junior Wizards Society. T tolvl O'DONNELLg History.-. Z g FRANCES otto. Nursingf J . SUE PARKER: .Public Relations and Psychology, Alpha Lambda Delta, CSU, RA. ' J I E JACK POWELL: Psychology and Phi- losophy, Nu Zeta Sigma, Phi Sigma Tau, Jazz Band, Concert Band, Cardi- nal Brass, RA, Intramurals. , ANDY PRATT:. Religion and Philos- ophy, Nu Zeta Sigma, Aeons, Phi Sigma Tau, Theta Kappa Epsilon, RA, CSU ' susAN PRESTON: Elementary Educa- tion, DZ, FCA, CSU, Big Sister. KENT RADER: Accounting and Eco- nomics, Cross Country, Track. SUSAN REEDYi English, Dig Sister Council, Mortar Board, RA, The Writ- ing Center. DIANE RILEYf'Cor'nmunication, ZTA, Big Sister, KWPB radio. , ED ROLLINS: Church Music, Phi Mu Alpha, Nu Zeta Sigma, Church Music Conference, Chapel Choir, Concert Choir, Advanced Handbell Choir, Football and Basketball Statistician, ln- tramurals, Opera, Fall Musical. JULIE RUNTZi ,Accounting and Busi- ness Administration, Alpha Lambda be-lio, Delta Mu Delta, Who's Who in 'American Colleges and Universities, Personnel Management Association, Q it Student Senate, Accounting Club. ROXANNE, RUSSELL: .Sociology and Spanish, Cardinal, Blazer, -Big Sister, CUA, Chapel Choir, APO., . 1 f KWPB, radio, Tatler yearbook. C . . , I 'I - ' 'T PM JREN SAGE: Elementary Education, NAN ' NUESSLE5 V Chemistry, Alphaj Association for.4Childhood Education, A ' A TNLQ ,- - ' , -X55 ,. - ' , . . . -. Y i.. K, Nh MN H ..,. , . l. - -. X. r -- .sn f-1--'-..'-ws,--. -1 .- f- -A.. 1 V V., . .1 . -. ', .w..is- ir. L. -, -if .g,- , , , l. I li l il .s , - Big S I 'tents I tion, i . ation it y JOAI 2 Who S, V and ll ,Nurse I Alurr I Little I A IPAUI li' Beta FcA, -li l 'I I I I l 3 g Lolxl if Volle ii 3 KAW tionf I Laml y g MAP 'and I new F . stay Z tioni - ball, LEsA I Mort ta I4 Softt Sistel 3 i detti Best stex I -tion, Y? I I MAI tion, Def- I , - LEE? ics S I PAT Tl . Tau SELAI i ' latia -5 Iota I 'Delti 1, . 1, l I I ' - . ' js' 4,7 2 -K -l -r - -f':,..'3,-f ,,. ' - cm - gay: ws- -i-ffm--' . -- l ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 'Nz' -- ' ' ' -' lr' 'F- '- 1 - ' T1 'ff 'Q ' -i if Wi i ' ' '- i H' .-is'-.. -xzfu. .zsnyv iw-:L ..:,.,,-s,,-mgiw.i-q1lo.g.g sf. . ' LISA SUNDERWIRTHE'Physical .Educa- , tion, ZTA, .Kappa Mu Epsilon, Volley- .s . . is , -J.. . A ' T ball, Baslsetball, Softball. . . lNursing,1AGiD,, J . A i- - F ' ' J Whois Whog-in' American STEPHEN 1SWARTZi- Music Confposi-. and Universities, Big Sister, Student. tion, Phi Nlu Alpha, Liberty.Sympho- Nursesf Association, ' Homecoming Alumni Committee Co-Chairman, KA Little Sister. ' . .I F x' PAUL SCHOENLAUB: g-Biology, tri- Beta, Society' of Physics Students,' FCA, CrossLCountry, Track. Lonnie SHlDELE,Ri Pnysicui Education Volleyball, Basketball, Softball. A A' '. HATHY SIMPSON: Eiunneninry Educa- tion, ADPi, Mortar Board, . Alpha Lambda Delta, CUA Board, Big Sister. MARIA- SlSKi 'Elementary Education and Spanish, Phi Sigma Iota, Student newspaper. P -. STEVE SPENCER: Business Administra- tion and Physical Educatpn, SN, Foot- ball, .lntramurals, IFC. -i LESA SPRY: History and Religion, .ZTA Mortar Board, Phi Alpha, Theta, The-- ta Kappa Epsilon, FCA, Volleyball, Softball, Basketball, Field Hoclsey, Big Sister, ,KA Little Sister,. KA nose,fcui-A dette, Student Senate, T atler Revue Best Supporting Actress 1981. A STEVE STARIQ Business Administra- tion, SN. - A F - iviArv.iANNE stsgristmri ,c5nnfnuin'iquQ FP tion, KWPB radio., .Studefy newspa,-' '- L rf :iq wr Lg -V V! V .LEE stcvzrisi Zsuciefyiofs Phys? is Studenitsf - ' ii A ' it ' OU. Vipmvsignjggf,-V ASD, 'Aipnn -Lnnibdu Deiin, Pni Ai- ny Q Orchestra, Concert' Band, Chapel Choir, Cardinal Brass, Baseball, 'ELIZABETH TAYLOR: Accounting, Al- pha Lambda Delta, Delta Mu Del-ta, Alpha Psi Omega, William Jewell Players, Inter-Halls Council, Big Sister Council, Accounting Club, Chapel Choir, Reader's Theatre, Who's Who in American Colleges and Universi- ties. . DANA THOMPSON: Communication and Public Relations, AGD. ' RANDY tiioivisorii BusinessAdminis- tration, LCA, Swimming, Intramurals. JILL TOWNER: Business Administra- tion, Alpha Lambda Delta, Big Sister Inter-Halls Council, CUA. u 1 I SANDY TOYNEi Communication and Public Relations, DZ, Pi Kappa Delta, KWPB radio, William Jewell Players. - DiANNE VASSMER: biniugy, tii-mein, Tennis. i - PAT VERDERBERi Business Administra- tion. g gg THERESA VlANli Business Administra- tion and. Public Relations, DZ, Alpha Lambda Delta, Mortar Board, Who's 'Who in American Colleges and Uni- versities, Cardinelle, CUA .Boardfi KWPB radio, Srudenr newspaper, Big Sister, Student Senate. .J , MONICA WESSLING: Communication, ,pha'Theta, Cheerleader, Tatler Re- vue Best -Supporting Actress, 1980 'Tatler Revue Slsirfhairman 1981, Sru- 1- WRAP A A A LINDA- .xvEuLE Nuisiniggiaz 'Mortar rd Aiptfin ii.nfriu4'oeiiu c 'T i i- i 5 --SU: Student Nurses' i iiniei. Halls-Council, 7 ' f .1 ' , fJULlE WHEELER: Elementary Educa- TIOO. ' ' . S .. FRED WILLIAMS: Business Administra- tion, Blacls Student Association, Blacls Recruitment Chairman, Basketball. CHRIS WILSON: Physical Education, Baseball, Tracls, Intramurals. . ciNDY Lopez yxviisomy Nursing, ZTA, Alpha Lambdai Delta, Big Sister. JANE WILSON: Nursing, Student Nurses' Association, RA. coLLEEN xviriauisti Eieineniuiy Edu- cation, AGD, CUA Board, Big Sister, Panhellenic. TIM WOOD. Communication and English, Alpha Psi Omega, Phi Mu Alpha, KWPB radio, Concert Choir, Chapel Choir, Confronters, . Players, Tarler yearbools. NANCY WOOLBRlGHTi Elementary Education, Alpha Lambda Delta, APO, Puppet Team, CSU. BARB ZlMMERSCHlEDi Business Ad- ministration and French, Phi Sigma Iota, Delta Mu Delta, Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities, Student Senate, CSU, Personnel Man- agement Association. X f L E Q 2 f 3 7 ? Z f ? 7 7 Z ? Z Z Z Q Z 5 7 Q Q Z ? f 4 Z Q f Y Z as 3 Q Z f 5 my ww vm N1 f Z Z 9 Z S 5 W? 2 Z ?' fi A Q x S 5 Z if f 7 f 3 X 2 Z 5 y f 1? z E i E 5 S x E E Sflfefi, Malone, Sheryl 165 Moloney, William 165 Martin, Anna Marie 46 Martin, Becky 110, 158 Martin, lra 40, 96, 107, 158, 155 Martin, Jami 86, 102, 108, 158 Martin, John 158 Mass, Melinda 108, 154 Massie, Ran 114, 115, 148 Mathany, Dana 118, 184, 179, 182 Marhany, Lisa 118, 148 Matthews, Mike 122, 154 Mavis, Jill 76, 148 Mayer, Rick 115, 178 Mayfield, Patti 108 Maynard, Jennifer 76, 108, 165 McDee, Tammy 46, 111, 148 McCandless, Peter 86, 87, 182 McCarty, Leslie 158 McCauley, Toni 110, 122, 158 McClure, Tim 165 McClutg, Julie 165 McConnell, Cynthia 184 McConnell, Tray 165 McCoy, Kathy 148 McCoy, Miriam 89, 108, 108, 148 McCoy, Ron 158 McCullough, Donna 148 McCutchan, Curr 128, 148 McFarland, Laura 184 McFarland, Lisa 44, 122, 158 McGhay, Kathy 165 McGill, Mike 70, 78, 148 McGill, Wendell 78 McGuire, Jeff 78, 87, 117, 165 McKay, Tray 165 McKeehan, James 165 Mc1,arty, James 154 McLeod, Dennis 184 McMechan, James 184 McMillan, Brent 184 McPherson, Deanna 158 McQueen, Randy 165 McWilliams, Tricia 165 Meade, Diana 96, 101, 107, 154 Meeker, Tom 165 Mensendiek, Debbie 100, 101, 179, 188 Meredith, Deth 107, 165 Merrell, Sally 79, 111, 179 Mershan, Dona 110, 165 Mershon, Tonya 94, 165 Metz, Gretchen 108, 109, 148 Meyer, Jeanette 110, 154 Meyers, Tad 165 Milen, David 165 Miller, Mark 184 Miller, Melissa 165 Miller, Stephen 154 Million, Janet 166 Mlscavish, Paul 148 Mitchell, Cindy 166 Mitchell, Deborah 184 Mitchell, Russell 120, 148 Mitchell, Troy 166 Miyamoto, Keiko 42, 128, 181, 154 Moberly, Donny 115 Mundy, Amy 154 Musgrave, Kathy 166 Myers, Mary Alice 108 Myers, Rebecca 154 Myre, Paul 104, 119 Myre, Margaret 107, 166 Nogasawa, Sumlko 181, 182 Nail, Jama 184 Nauser, Kevin 166 Neef, Dale 48 Neely, Greg 40, 104, 184 Nelson, Andre 166 Nelson, Mike 166, 188 Nerh, Harold 104, 117, 144 New, Carrie 79, 118, 184, 179, 182 Newman, Michael 166 Newport, Kent 86, 144 Nichols, Dill 90, 117 Nichols, Paula 111, 122, 184, 179, 182, 188 Nicholson, Dean 119, 144 Nicholson, Elaine 98, 101, 184, 182, 188 Nicholson, Lyle 74 Nickles, Lawrence 144 Nickles, Mike 124, 166 Niemeyer, Robin 42, 107, 166 Nigh, Rob 88, 108, 117 Nissen, Mark 115, 154 Noedel, Jeff 184 Norman, Shela 144 Norris, Ed 115, 154 Nowka, Tim 154 Nuessle, Nan 124, 184, 182 O'Donnell, Tam 182 Ofili, Lori 46, 184 Ohrman, Bryan 88, 115 Oldvader, Debra 154 Oldvader, Kevin 166 Prather, Bill 58, 115, 166 Pratt, Andy 48, 96, 185, 182 Preston, Susan 111, 185, 179, 182 Prewitt, Bryan 80, 155 Proffitt, Kelly 57, 104, 118, 119, 144 Prstajevich, Steve 115, 144 Pruert, Linda 110, 155 Puckett, Martha 144 Pulliam, John 119, 166 Pyle, Jeff 166 Quick, Sally, iss, 162 outer, crew 50, tio, 155 Rader, Kent 74, 182 Rafferty, Sherri 107, 155 Roffety, Dru 167 Ragsdale, John 178 Raining, Kathy 46 Rankin, Manin 185 Raske, Christine 61, 167 Rathbun, Christie 82, 110, 167 Rawls, Scart 80, 119, 167 Raynor, Kitty 110, 167 Reddekapp, Rick 167 1 Redhair, Susan 128 Redmond, Jan 167 Reed, Carla 122, 167 Reed, Jeff 119, 144 Reed, Jim 115, 166, 167 Reed, Kim 167 1 , Reedy, Susan 96, 104, 185, 182 Reigel, Bill 58, 89 Reinholz, Randy 167 Rembecki, liihren 60, 89, 108,155 Renfr, Mike 117, 167 1 Renttro, Carole 111, 144 Reynolds, Steve 115 Sanders, Kerry 185 Sandridge, Scart 167 Sappingtan, Jeff 104, 117, 5 Savage, Terry 185, 188 Saxton, Pam 76, 108, 167 Schanbacher, im 119 Scharnhorst, Grant 167 Schierding, Joan 108, 185, 179, 188 Schierding, Mary 108, 109, 154, 155 Schmidt, Lois 124, 145 Schmidt, Wayne 145 Schneider, Vicki 42 Schaenlaub, Paul 185, 188 Schrerrip, Debbie 44 Schraer, Ron 167 Schwabe, Darrell 167 Scott, Laura 155 Scroggins, Donlel 167 Seaman, Joanna 110, 145 Seat, Kathy 181, 146 Seats, Cynthia 146 , Seaver,iBiH 101, 119, 167, 188 Seeley, Jamie 146 Settlage, Patty 112, 118, 156 Sewell, Julie 107, 156, 188 Seymore, Dennis 156 Shade, Lee 168 Shaffer, Julie 168 ' , Shaw, Troy 98, 100, 101, 14 Show, Vickie 168 Shawver, Kirk 80, 81, 146 Shell, John80, 115, 168 Shellhart, Mom 156 'Q Sheppard, Cindy 44, ,108, 1561 Sherry,Allan 119, 168 'i Sherry.lDavld 168 y Shideler, Lorrie 186, 188' Shirk, Lori 168 1 Shivel Susan 168 f I Stonner val! Oliver, Cindy 144 Oliver, Lori 118, 154 O'Quinn, Shade 115, 178 Orford, Noreen 46 Otto, Frances 184, 182 Owen, David 185, 144, 188 Owens, Jeff 154 Polacas, Christina 154 Paris, Janna 107, 144 Park, Kay 101, 104, 105, 108, 188 Parker, Dennis 80, 154 Parker, Sue 184, 182 Parrish, Rhonda 179 Parsons, Darrell 86, 124, 184 Parton, Vicki 154 Peroson, John 166 Pence, Pam 46, 144 Pence, Rick 104, 119 Pennewell, Chuck 184 Peoples, Elaine 80 Perdew, Amy Jo 42, 154 Perdew, Lori 80, 154 Perry, Lisa 89, 118, 144 Pererman, Charlotte 155 Peters, Glenda 107, 166 169, 179. Rhoads, Rhodes, Rhodes, Rhodes Rhodes Rhodes Kelly 167 A Glenn 144 Kevin 167 Glenn 144 f Kevin 167 , Robin 46, 144 Rice, Kevin 167 ' Rice, Mark 124 Rich, Jirn 119 Richards, Brian 65, 117, 144 Richardson, Chris 155 Riddle, Janet 167 Ridge-ly, Beth 110, 155 Riggs, Jeff 167 Riley, Diane 118, 185, 179, 182 Raark, Corby 108, 145 Roark, Sharon 42, 145 Robb, Mary 107, 155 Roberts, Steve 145 Robertson, Glenna 118, 185, 179, Roe, James 155 Rogers, Rogers, Rogers, Rogers, Caroi 155 David 167 Kevin 155 Mike 167 Rolfe, Terri 76, 145 Roller, im 80, 167 Y. Siebern, Lisa 107 Sieg, Tim 80, 119, 168 Silvey, Pam 101,' 108, 110 Simcox, Eric 168 y Simmons, l3rlanf115, 146' '07, 1 ,,,, , Sim Kath 108 104 1 Y . Simpson, Laura 146 Simpson, Liz 107 ' Sisk, Moria 188 1 Skelton, John 115, 146 Skillman, iam ,117, iso, 178' Skoag, Harold 156 ' Smith Smith Smith , Charles 40, 186 Smith, , Debbie 92 , Dovid 168 Evo 156 , Sffilihi Karen 146 Smith Smith Smith Smithl Smith, Melodie 112 1 118 I Mike 49, 108, 168 N. David 88 f Teresa ,168 r Wilson 186 Smathers, Ronald 168 Smyers, Jeoa156 , , , A Sneed, Jortell 40. 146 Snelling, Koihy108, iso Snelling, Warren 40 ,179 tea X . Moore Moentmann, Ruth 107, 165 Monday, Delores 154 Moore, Aaron 29, 166 Moore, Darryl 166 Moore, Julie 118, 154 Moore Margaret 166 Richard 119 182 Morris, Denise 154 Morris, Gary 154 Morris, Mike 86, 124 Morris, Sandro 128 Morrison, Laurie 118, 184, 179, 182 Morrison, Paul 101, 117, 166, 188 Morrison, Ross 117, 184, 178 Morton, Jarja 44, 92, 154 Maggy, Byron 44, 59, 62, 68, 64, 92, 1 Mould, Warren 88, 166, 188 Muck, Wai Chee 180, 154 Mullikin, Roslyn 148 Mundell, Mark 166 Peters, .lerry 87, 166 Petty. Steve 86, 155 Petty, Russell 96, 144 Phillippo, Kris 84, 108, 144 Phillips, Becky 107, 166 Phillips, Melvin 155 Phillips, Phil 80, 166 Pierce, Danna 89, 96, 118, 144 Pisani, Diane 118 Pitney, Stuart 144 Pizani, Tami 118, 155 Place, Ed 104, 115 Ploof, Sally 144 Plumb, Ron 155 Polonsky, Dena 108, 166 Paorman, Greg 155 Porter, Robin 166 Potts, Rene 108, 166 Powell, Holley 185, 179 Powell, Jack 48, 96, 185, 182 Powell, Lindsey 166 Rollins, Ed 44, 54, 92, 185, 182 Romeo, Tray 88, 167 Ramine, Rad 88, 115, 145 Road, Cheryl 44, 92 Roos, Carol 155 Raseburrough, Walter 167 Rosenbough, Lisa 110, 155 Rowley, Judith 5, 108, 109, 145 Ruhl, Mike 55, 60, 68, 92,'119, 145 Runtz, Julie 188 Russell, Clarence 80, 81 Russell, Roxanne 185, 188 Rutledge, Susan 128, 145 Sage, Karen 185, 188 Sakoulas, Kim 107, 179 Saltzman, Leigh 118, 167 Salvo, Dan 167 Sampson, Teri 145 Sanders, Colleen 145 Sanders, Eric 96, 145 Snyder, Debi 128, 156 Soldon, Dirk 156 Soltys, Dan 79, 186 Sorrel, Bruce 86, 156 Spears, Connie 146 Spena, Mark 44, 146 , Sper'-der, Lynn 186 r Spencer, Steve 78, 120, 186, 188 Sportsman, Deric 168 Spry, Lesa 60, 68, 76, 112, 118, 186, 171, 179, 188 Stanchik, Debbie 156 Stark, Steve 188 Staton, Joey 64, 89, 104, 108, 156 Sreenstry, Marianne 101, 186, 188 Steinbeck, Deanna 89, 104, 110,156 Steinbrueck, David 80 Stephens, Brenda 168 Stephens, Carol 168 Stephens, Mark 115, 146 Sternitzky, Kevin 146 Stevens, Stewart. Stewart, Star Stat Stal Stokes. Sta . Str rr Srruik. Sturges ffrturk. Sullivant, VonArs4 fvahbrei Varied van Me Q VanOstl A Vossrrle verdert C VihCenr , Vincent Vessel. Van ,Be Walker, flfpilace fy ,. L. P 5 179, 188 154, 155 58 5 4 l56 44,188 37, 179, 188 , gi in , 171 ' 38, 156 54486 110, ,156 Srevens, Lee 40, 188 Stewarr, Berry 168 Stewarr, Por 48, 188 Srlll, Tamara 186 Still, Wendell 81 Srires, Steve 124, 146 Stockham. Elaine 108, 108, 186, 179, 188 Srocladole, David 168 Stocksdale, Mary 146 Srockwell, Sally 100, 101, 107, 156, 164, Janice 92, 107, 156 Twila 46 Nancy 186 68, 76, 118, 186, 171, 77, 79, 118, 168 . 80, 81, 156 118, 156 111, 187,C179, ies J 198, 141, , 147, 188 Karen 107, 157 f Porrick 157 89, 92, 180, 168 187, 188 Diona,110, 157 , 1 T11el'G'501104,'137, 179,188 Arlen 187 y , Vincent, Kacyn 46 1 Vogel, Jay 152, 169 Yonfgbehren, Lori 80, 147 1 maker, LOren8 168 Wallace, Karla 157 Wallace, Tom 115, 157 Waltz, Melanie 107, 168 Ward, Donald 128, 157 Ward, Jana 157 Warner, Mike 119 Warkins, Penny 40, 187 Watson, Terri 79, 169 Warrs. Pamela 147 Waugh, Sherri 84, 107 Weatherford, Neil 187 Weaver, Alicia 157 Weaverling, Juaniro 157 Weber, Guy 78 Wehmeyer, Charletr 147 Weldmoier, David 87 Weinhold, Tommy 110, 169 Weiss, Debbie 107 Weiss, Jamie 169 Weiss, Sruart 58, 104, 118, 119 Weld, Deborah 187 Wells, Kevin 169 Wenig, Ellyn 44, 111, 122, 147 Wenig, Roger 169 Wessling, Monica 101, 108, 187, 179, 188 Weule, Linda 104, 111, 187, 179, 188 Wheeler, Julie 169, 188 Wheeler, Sharon 94, 169 Wheeler, Susan 107, 157 Whipple, Joanna 5, 46, 111, 147 White, Angela 110, 157 White, Donald 157 White, Todd 169 Whitehead, Mary .lane 44, 92, 157 Wcks, Gary 122, 169 Wiedmaier, Randy 157 Wilcox, Mike 117, 157 Wilcoxson, Dawn 157 Wilcoxson, Mike 116 Wilkins, Scott 101, 187 Willert, Ruby 187 Wi1lhire, Rick 88, 147 Williams Williams , Bob 82, 88, 104, 115 , Charles 157 warms, oovad 124 Wnliams, Fred 80, 81, 187, 188 Williams, Joner 16, 96, 107, 147 Williams, Julie 46 Wiliams, Kathy 111, 157 Wiiiiorns, Melinda 44, 92, 147 Williams, Mldrielena 169 Williams Sue46 Willis, Derrick 80, 81, 189, 169 Wniooghby, Phil 157 Wilson, Billy 169 Wlson, Chrisrooher 187, 188 Wilson, Cindy Lopez 188 Wilson, Donald 187 Wilson, Jane 188 y Wilson Rosemary 108 freed 44, 55, oo, 92. 115, 117, Wilson 147 Winkler, Lance 57, 60 Nmnquisr, Colleen 102, 108, 108, 109, 179, 188 , , rilhschmeier, Jane 108, 157 Wirhers, Clay 147 , , ,,fWirrenmyer, Bruce 100, 101, 150, 169. 1 f 188 Wolf. Mary 169 'WOOCL Tim 86, 125, 188 Woaderson, Terri 169 Woodfield, Kerry 88, 147 Woodruff John 64 87 8, 100, 101, 117, f , , , 9 187, 178 Woody, Marlo 111, 187 1 Woalbright, Nancy 124, 187, 188 Wooten, Denise 108, 147 Wright, Joseph 169 Yeoter, Ralph 157 Young, iiii 110, 111, 147 Young, Liz 84, 85, 100, 101, 118, 148, 147, 188 Young, Terry 108 Youse, Julie 46 Zahnd, Melissa 118, 169 Zimmerschied, Barbara 42, 18 Zlareff, Terry 120 Faculty And Staff Anderson, Rurh Ann 27 Beltz, Sharon 188 Bendure, Linda 28 Bleakley, Mary Ellen 84 Elogarr, Naomi 27 Brewer, Lynn 16, 81 Brooks, Oscar 49 Drose, Carolyn 46 Brown, Don 44, 45, 92, 98 Brown, Helen 44 Buford, Terry 46 Burris, Brenda 27 Cain, Jerry 27, 28, 120 Canureson, John 86 Carrer, Danny 50 Chosteen, Edgar 88 Charlos, Kennerh 88 Chatlos, Phyllis 41 Cook, Mike 16, 82 Crosserr, Bonnie 104 Cuthberrson, William 88 David, Keith 48 Dickerson, Larry 27, 124 Diirs, ludirh 81 Dixon, Kathryn 84 Dixon, Marvin 84 Duke, David 49 Dunham, Dean 86 Emig, Sandra 44 Engberg, Grera 46 Finlay, Jim 82 Fleming, Toni 27 Flook, Fred 50 Forbis. Wes 44, 92, 98 Frazier, Joe 188 Gairretr, Deola 27 Garrison, Ronilue 85 Geilker, Don 40, 41 Gibbs, Clyde 27 Ciourley, Darrel 50 Griffith, Katherine 42 Hackwarrh, John 27 Hader, Sandro 27 Hamilton, Larry 50, 85, 86 Harmon, Larfy 82 l-larrirrian, Richard 86, 108 Harris, Kim 86, 124 Harris, Lois Ann 86, 189 Hawkins, Angus 88 Hawkins, Jean 82 Hilton, Wallace 15, 40, 41 Holley, Larry 50, 80 Hudlerneyer, Bess 27 Human, Johnnie 27, 96 Johnson, David 16, 81, 108 Johnson, Jean 46 V Johnson, Mary 42 Jones, Marilyn Propp 81 Kelly, Lanny 48 Kelso, Bill 50 Kerston, Joanne 46 Kin e Bert 21 951 Y- Y Kingsley, J. Gordon 14, 15, 18, 28, 52, 78 Kinman, Mary 50 Kinney, Kevin 27 Knighr, Wilma 28 l.aBerh, Rodger 11, 69 7, 188 19, 20, 21, Larnberr, Dan 15, 27 Lampo, Jane 22 Laurenzana, Rebecca 81 Lawrence, Joan 18 Legg, Charlorte 27 MacDonald, Alan 82 Macke, Barb 50, 76 Mark, Dan 81 Mathis, Truerr 40, 41 McGorvey, Stan 50 McMenemy, Chris 100, 101, 188 Mensendiek, Um 86, 91, 98, 99 Miller, Otis 82 Mohler, Jimmy 82, 88 Moore, David 49 Moore, Faye 85 Musrapha, Sherry 46 Nelson, Jim 50, 80 Newlon, Charlie 16, 81 Newton, Linda 86, 189 Parrain, Jack 49 Parterson, Norris 50 Paul, Jon 88 Perrnenrer, Calvin 44 Pettigrew, Ray 51 Phelps, Gary 27, 104 Philpot, John 40, 41 Posey, Phillip 44 Prather, Margaret 28 Reuck, Mike 28 Rice, John David 88 Richerr, Betty 46 Flicker, John 44 Riddle, Pauline 44 Roberts, Mary 48 Robinson, Cecelia 25, 86 Rychlewski, Judy 26, 28, 188 Schaefer, Phillip 44 Schulrze, Vic 51, 79 Selrzer, Gaye McCarry 27, 42 Shannon, Ann Marie 17, 24, 25, 27, 86 Sherrick, Sherman 40 Silvey, Donna 29 - Smirh, Mack 86, 87 Smith, Marybeth 124 Sprong, Gerald 18 Sreinkamp, Cheryl 27 Srockron, MJ. 85 Stone, Larry 27 Tanner, Jim 20, 22, 28 Thomon, Darrell Thomas, Ann'Marie 42, 48 Thomson, Bruce 27 Trotter, Robert 48, 49 Trourwine, Roberr 89 Unger, Myra 86 Vera, Antonio 42, 48 Vera, Catherine 42, 48 Vincent, Janer 46 Wagenknechr, Burdetre 81 Wahl, Peggy 29 Wells, Esrher Edwards 28, 29, 101, 108 140, 188 Whaley, Earl 88 Wlcke, Raberr 85 Williams, Robert 89 Winkle, Wayne 22, 27 Wyarr, Harley 27 Yerrer, Wanda 27 I Jess, .tif '4- 5 .V The sound of typewriters, phone interviews ond the click of o comero ore often heord in the Torler office. A lot of preporotion goes into o yeorbook. A big port of the job is the editor's, but on eguolly importont port is contributed by stoff members, odvisers ond friends. At this time I would like to thonk oll of the people who helped put out this yeorbook. A speciol thonks goes to Esther Edword Wells, yeorbook odviser, who spent endless hours trying to help me with deodlines. I would olso like to thonk Chris McMenemy, yeorbook teocher, Solly Stockwell, ossis- tont editor, Chris Hunter, photogrophy editor, Ed Villwock, Josten's representotive, Rich l3orr ond Keepsoke Kondids for donoting the sorority group pictures ond Shoron Beltz ond the Public Pselotions deportment. A yeorbook could not be without pictures. At olmost every Williom Jewell function you con find o Totler photog- ropher, but they olso spent mogny unseen hours in the dorkroom. Thonks to Bruce Wittenmyer, Dovid Owen, Bill Seover, Jeff Dresser, Dovid Ussery, Worren Mould, Bill Heger ond Heother Groy. l would olso like to thonk stoff members who took the yeorbook closs. They ore: Debbie Mensendiek, Eloine Nichol- son, Olgo Comocho, Sherrey Bunyord, Cothy Johnson, Koy Pork, Rhonnie Fields, Tim Jones, ond Dorry Costor. Friends who mode big contributions ond deserve o lot of thonks ore Poul Morrison, Jonine DeWees, Down Hussey, Pom Silvey, Rhondo Borry, Chris Johnson, Julie Sewell, Poulo Nichols, Leslie Totum, Cindy Hoover, Anito Diffenbough, Chorles Wells ond Joe Frozier. l hope thot you enjoy the yeorbook now ond for yeors to come. fi 7535 Liz Young Torler Editor Jeff Dresser .4......-Q.,--...,.--.-.-. .,..-....,.-fL.,,.,.. g.. Q... -.a...... ,V- v 1 I I A 1 1 ...-...,. 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