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WASHBURN ALUMNI ASSOCIATION FEBRUARY 2011

Alumni director Susie Hoffmann, bba ’87 Contributors Dena Anson, ba ’01 director, university relations Katy Browne, aa ’07 secretary, Alumni Association Gene Cassell sports information director Peggy Clark university photographer Amanda Hughes, ba ’00 assistant director, university relations Martha Imparato special collections librarian, Mabee Library Robin Moser, ba ’99 assistant director, Alumni Association Emily Rishel communications and annual giving officer Foundation Megan Smith director, communications and annual giving FEATURES Washburn University Foundation Joy Thompson 5 publications specialist Washburn School of Nursing: DEPARTMENTS Vickie Waters The Next Decade of Progress office assistant, university relations 3 From the President jones huyett Partners, Topeka, Kan. 7 9 Calendar of Events design and layout Nursing in Transition 2012 and Beyond 16 Alumni News The ICHABOD alumni magazine is published three times a year by the 20 Foundation Washburn Alumni Association for alumni, 13 faculty, staff and friends of the university. Third-class postage paid at Topeka, Kan. Washburn Institute of Technology: 21 Sports Schedule Looking Into the Future 27 Campus News

CONTACT US! 19 31 Class Notes Your news, thoughts and questions are Athletics Hall of Fame important to us. Please write, telephone or send us an e-mail. Letters to the editor and news of jobs, honors, weddings, 25 anniversaries and births are always welcome. Impacting Students Through Please include your name, class year, address and daytime phone number. Letters to the Their Words ON THE COVER editor may be edited for length and clarity. Address: 1700 SW College Ave., Please drop us a letter or e-mail Topeka, Kan., 66621 43 Telephone: (785) 670-1641 Bringing Alumni Together telling us what you like or don’t like E-mail: [email protected] about your Ichabod magazine. We Website: Washburn.edu/alumni want to hear from you. FROM the PRESIDENT Universities provide many benefits to their communities. Borne out of a necessity to create an educated citizenry, universities and other post- secondary institutions seek to provide individuals with opportunities to match their natural gifts with societal needs. It is our privilege to provide a gateway to this preferred future for Kansans and others from around the world. This mission is highlighted in Washburn’s strategic plans. We are working closely with our community leadership to identify needs and then create new educational programs. Examples include the School of Law Centers for Excellence, our allied health programs in occupational health assistant and sonography, the master of science in nursing degree, the School of Business’ certificate in entrepreneurship, bioscience initiatives in the College of Arts and Sciences and the industrial maintenance program at Washburn Tech. This issue highlights the School of Nursing, which has nearly doubled its undergraduate student enrollment during the past decade and has more than 100 students enrolled in the master’s program to become nurse practitioners or clinical nurse leaders. Recently, the School was awarded a federal grant to begin the Transatlantic Dual Degree in Nursing Program, one of only two U.S. nursing schools to receive the award in seven years. I hope you enjoy reading more about TADD and the upcoming proposal for a doctorate in nursing practice degree. Connections with the community also occur through our Washburn Alumni Association and the Washburn University Foundation. These highly successful organizations provide alumni and their families with financial support, social connections and great ongoing communication about Washburn. Always busy, the Alumni Association hosted more than 50 events in 2010. Since Washburn was founded in 1985, the value of teaching basic and advanced knowledge in the sciences and humanities has persevered. At Washburn, we will continue to provide high quality general education while emphasizing our relevancy and value by producing graduates who meet the needs of a changing work force.

3 From the President 3 From the President 4 WaSHBURN School of Nursing: the next decade of progress

new initiative in international education debuted at Washburn Awith the fall 2010 semester. Three nursing students attended classes at Queen’s University in Belfast, Northern Ireland. Five European nursing students – one from Queen’s University, two from Mikkeli University of Applied Sciences in Finland and two from Szeged University in Hungary – began a year of study at Washburn.

The student exchanges are being funded by a hard-won $420,000 Transatlantic universities was an unexpected benefit. Double Degree in Nursing Project grant, which takes a giant step beyond Even after the grant ended, Queen's traditional student exchange programs by providing nursing students the University and Mikkeli University of opportunity to receive two degrees in a streamlined process. Applied Sciences continued to exchange Washburn students in the exchange program will receive baccalaureate students with Washburn. nursing of health and science degrees from one of the three participating In 2006, Cynthia Hornberger, then European Union universities, and EU students will receive nursing or health dean of Washburn’s School of Nursing, science degrees from Washburn. The graduates will begin their careers with two received a telephone call from the nursing degrees, one international and one from their home country, enabling dean of Mikkeli University of Applied them to work almost anywhere in the world. Sciences. Monica Scheibmeir, dean of Washburn’s School of Nursing, calls this the forefront of understanding global education. “Early in their professional careers, Students from European Union graduates from this program will be distinguished in their understanding of countries participating in the Transatlantic Double Degree Project global health and broad social issues,” she said. (L to R) Minna Masalin, Finland; The foundation of this opportunity was laid in the late 1990s when Washburn’s Caoimhe Clifford, Northern Ireland; School of Nursing received a grant for a four- to six-week student exchange program Anita Lakatos, Hungary; Dezsö with a consortium of universities in Europe and the United States. The friendly Seteny, Hungary; and Moona relations formed among the professors, deans and administrators of the respective Ylikoski, Finland.

5 Washburn School of Nursing “She said they would like us to as a registered nurse in the United 24 Washburn nursing students will get consider applying for a grant through States, contains only multiple choice an opportunity to study in Europe, the U.S. Department of Education, questions. Even the standard American with a similar number of Europeans and they would apply for an equivalent research paper posed issues. studying at Washburn. grant through the EU. It was the Debbie Isaacson, assistant professor, same funding source as our previous nursing, teaches one of the classes in School of Nursing staff and faculty grant (Fund for the Improvement which the five EU students enrolled. who assist students in the TADD of Postsecondary Education), but a Isaacson requires students to write program include (L to R) Louisa larger initiative,” Hornberger said. a research paper. The EU students Schurig, student adviser; Mary Ellen (Hornberger currently serves as special received a slightly different assignment McBride, assistant professor; and assistant to President Farley.) – to compare and contrast the way an Cynthia Hornberger, professor and special assistant to the president. Applying for the grant was a ethical issue in nursing is handled in major challenge and required many their home country with the way it is Bottom: Currently studying in Northern Ireland are (L to R) Adriana hours of work. Beginning in 2006, handled in the United States. Isaacson Rollins, Topeka; Samantha Grief, nursing professors Ellen Carson and requires her American students to Manhattan, Kan.; and Rosemaria Hornberger worked on the grant follow the American Psychological Magallanez, Emporia, Kan. application for the U.S. Department Association format, but the EU of Education while deans and students were allowed to use other international coordinators in Finland, formats. “We decided to allow this Northern Ireland and Hungary difference since APA is not mandated applied for the European Union for State boards,” Isaacson said. grant. They submitted applications in In addition to one-year student 2007 and again in 2008, but were not exchanges, the TADD grant includes selected. Finally, after submitting for funding for faculty exchanges. the third time, the grant was awarded Between 2011 and 2013, nine in 2009. Washburn faculty members are slated As soon as news of the grant was to teach for two weeks at one of the received, members of Washburn’s three participating EU universities, nursing faculty and the deans and and nine EU faculty members will international coordinators in Europe teach for two weeks at Washburn. began a series of meetings to plan a Isaacson hopes to be among the first common curriculum for four core faculty participants. courses. They faced many content and Washburn students will have the methods issues, including discussions opportunity to study at a combination about how to handle differences in of two of the three participating EU student evaluation and testing. universities, and the EU students For example, in Finland, students will have a similar rotation. This past are required to write a thesis, but summer, Samantha Grief, Manhattan, students write essay tests in Hungary Kan.; Adriana Rollins, Topeka; and and Ireland. Multiple choice tests are Roseamaria Magallanez, Emporia, standard at Washburn, partly because Kan., studied six weeks in Finland and the National Council Licensure then went on to Northern Ireland to Examination, a requirement to practice study fall 2010 and spring 2011. In all,

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Development of a doctor of nursing practice degree is one of Unique to Washburn’s DNP curriculum is the inclusion the top priorities listed in Washburn’s 150 Forward strategic of five master of business administration courses offered plan for the School of Nursing. through a partnership with the School of Business. “It is a natural progression for the nursing profession,” “We will be one of the pioneers with an emphasis on said Karen Fernengel, professor, nursing, who is leading a entrepreneurship,” Fernengel said. “Traditionally, health task force on developing a DNP program at Washburn. care providers have a dearth of business preparation. “Our nurse practitioners who are master’s prepared see they Our graduates will have an appreciation of finance and would be enriched by a broadened academic preparation.” marketing and understand how to start, run and maintain Monica Scheibmeir, dean of the School of Nursing, said a business,” she said, noting that the program’s 15 business nursing educators are credit hours could be applied to a master of business recognizing the need for a practice doctorate in nursing administration degree. “They will be half way to an MBA,” option in addition to research-focused doctoral programs. she said. “We are responding to a call to action from the Fernengel said the nursing task force will present its American Association of Colleges of Nursing, which proposal for the new DNP program to Washburn’s Faculty represents more than 700 nursing schools,” Scheibmeir said. Senate and general faculty in 2011. The proposal will A 2005 AACN position statement called for moving the recommend beginning a three-year DNP program in 2012 current level of preparation for nurse practitioners, clinical that will admit master’s prepared family and adult nurse nurse specialists, certified nurse-midwives and certified practitioners as well as nurses who have master’s degrees registered nurse anesthetists from a master’s to doctorate and would like to obtain their family or adult nurse program. The authors of the document noted that nursing practitioner education along with a DNP degree. A five- is moving in the direction of other health professions in year DNP program that will admit those holding the transition to the DNP. Medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, bachelor of science degrees in nursing is projected to start psychology, physical therapy and audiology all require or in 2015. offer practice doctorates.

7 7 Nursing in Transition Taking Washburn Music Statewide 8 taking Washburn music Statewide

Washburn music students enjoyed their television “The Foundation was proud to support this exciting debut in a performance of the Washburn University project, which showcased Washburn University and its Holiday Vespers concert. In another first, KTWU outstanding music programs in the most positive light. recorded the live concert and broadcast the production We hope this will inspire others to support KTWU and on Sunday, Dec. 19, 2010. The program was broadcast the University,” said JuliAnn Mazachek, Foundation by other public television stations across the state president. throughout the holiday season. The statewide visibility of Washburn’s music program provided an opportunity to showcase Washburn’s talent and students by providing great visibility to the annual Vespers program. The entire production also promoted on-campus partnerships as many campus areas collaborated to make the program a success. The broadcast of the production was made possible by underwriting support from Washburn University Foundation.

Taking Washburn Music Statewide 8 CALENDAR of EVENTS 18 Washburn Wednesday, River City Brewery, Wichita, Kan., 5:30 p.m. 22-31 Alumni-sponsored travel to Egypt

JUNE 3 After Hours, 5 p.m. 8 Washburn Wednesday, The Other Place, Overland Park, Kan., 5:30 p.m. 15 Washburn Wednesday, River City Brewery, Wichita, Kan., 5:30 p.m. 24 T -Bones baseball game, CommunityAmerica Ballpark, City, Kan., tailgate, 5:30 p.m. “There are Straights in Our Differences” (stoneware) by Cathy Broski JULY ALUMNI EVENTS 8 After Hours, 5 p.m. 13 Washburn Wednesday, The Other Place, Overland Park, MARCH Kan., 5:30 p.m. 3 - 6 M IAA Postseason Basketball Tournament, Kansas City, Mo., 20 Washburn Wednesday, River City Brewery, Wichita, Kan., pregame receptions 5:30 p.m. 4 After Hours, 5 p.m. 9 Washburn Wednesday, The Other Place, Overland Park, Alumni events are in the Bradbury Thompson Alumni Center, unless Kan., 5:30 p.m. otherwise noted. 16 Washburn Wednesday, River City Brewery, Wichita, Kan, 5:30 p.m. MULVANE EXHIBITS & EVENTS APRIL Through March 20 1 After Hours, 5 p.m. “Remember My Name” 9 Alumni Awards Banquet, Washburn Room, Memorial Memorabilia from a private collection details the impact of the Union, 6 p.m. Beatles on art and music. 13 Washburn Wednesday, The Other Place, Overland Park, Kan., 5:30 p.m. Through May 22 20 Washburn Wednesday, River City Brewery, Wichita, Kan., “Words with Different Scenes: Four Artists from China” 5:30 p.m. Works by Ying Jiang, Jianxun Li, Li Jang and Zhigang Tang 28 Wake Up With Washburn, Paige Strohson ba `91, San Diego, Calif., “It’s Not Easy Being Green,” 7:30 a.m. “David Hicks Overmyer: A Kansas Original” Selections from the permanent collection MAY 6 After Hours honoring retiring faculty members, 5 p.m. “Surface and Form” 11 Washburn Wednesday, The Other Place, Overland Park, Works by David Brackett, Cathy Broski and Danny Meisinger Kan., 5:30 p.m. 13 Reunion for classes of 1941, 1951 and 1961: reception and April 2 through May 15 campus tour, 2 - 4 p.m.; dinner, Washburn Room, Memorial Art Department Student Exhibit Union, 6 p.m. This annual exhibit features works by Washburn art department 14 Commencement Recognition for classes of 1941, 1951 and undergraduate students. 1961, , Petro Allied Health Center, 12:30 p.m.

9 Calendar of Events June 4 JUNE Mulvane Mountain/Plains Art Fair, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. 10 - 18 Sunflower Music Festival Concerts, 7:30 p.m. CALENDAR of EVENTS All concerts are in White Concert Hall in Garvey Fine Arts Center, unless June 5 otherwise noted. The schedule is subject to change. For information, Mulvane Mountain/Plains Art Fair, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. call (785) 670-1511. Located on the Memorial Union lawn, the art fair features works by more than 90 national artists, plus art activities for children, music and food. “Balance” (stoneware and June 18 through Sept. 18 metal) by Cathy Broski “Art of the Brick” LEGO brick sculptures by Nathan Sawaya

“Things Got Out of Hand Chapters I & II” THEATRE EVENTS Woven vessels by Shannon Weber APRIL Unless otherwise noted exhibits and events are in the Mulvane Art Museum 29 - 30 “Uncle Vanya,” 7:30 p.m. located in Garvey Fine Arts Center. For information, call (785) 670-1124 or visit Washburn.edu/mulvane. MAY 6 - 7 “Uncle Vanya,” 7:30 p.m. 8 “Uncle Vanya,” 2 p.m.

Written by Anton Chekhov, this tragicomedy, set on a small estate, explores the intertwined lives of a provincial Russian family struggling with love, illusion, ambition, loss and the purpose of ideals in the waning years of the 19th century. Located at the Andrew J. and Georgia Neese Gray Theatre, Garvey Fine Arts Center. For information, call (785) 670-1639.

“Upper Reaches” (fiber) by David Brackett ACADEMICS & STUDENT LIFE MUSIC EVENTs MARCH 21 - 27 Spring recess MARCH 10 Jazz Ensemble Concert, 7:30 p.m. APRIL 13 Choral Concert, 7:30 p.m. 20 Open registration for summer and fall session begins 14 String Orchestra Concert, 7:30 p.m. MAY APRIL 6 Last day of classes 1 - 2 Jazz Festival 7 - 13 Final examinations 3 Honors Concert, 3 p.m. 14  Commencement 8 - 9 Opera: Scenes from “Carmen,” 7:30 p.m. Lee Arena, Petro Allied Health Center 17 Washburn Singers Cabaret Concert, Washburn Room, School of Applied Studies, 9:30 a.m. Memorial Union, 7:30 p.m. College of Arts & Sciences, 12:30 p.m. 19 Percussion Studio Spring Concert, 7:30 p.m. School of Business and School of Nursing, 3:30 p.m. 21 Percussion Ensemble Festival Concert, 7:30 p.m. School of Law, 6:30 p.m. 24 Band Concert, 7:30 p.m. 30 Memorial Day holiday (Washburn closed) 28 Wind Ensemble Concert, 7:30 p.m. A wARDS ceremonies MAY White Concert Hall, Garvey Fine Arts Center 3 Jazz Ensemble Concert, 7:30 p.m. School of Applied Studies certificate and awards ceremony, 8 a.m. 6 President’s Concert, 7:30 p.m. School of Nursing recognition and awards ceremony, 5:30 p.m.

9 Calendar of Events Calendar of Events 10 SPECIAL EVENTS *View the night sky at in Stoffer Science Hall. Open houses are free and open to the public. In case of inclement weather, MARCH open houses are canceled. For information, call (785) 670-2141 or visit 3 Crane Observatory Open House, 7 - 8:30 p.m.* Washburn.edu/cas/physics/crane. 11 Nonoso calling and luncheon, Kansas Room, Memorial Union, noon 11 Washburn Board of Regents, Mulvane Art Museum, 4 p.m. PUBLIC PLANETARIUM PROGRAMS 17 Crane Observatory Open House, 8 - 9:30 p.m.* While school is in session, the planetarium is available for school and public group presentations on Tuesday and Thursday mornings and afternoons. APRIL Contact the department of physics and astronomy at (785) 670-2264 to 7 Crane Observatory Open House, 8:30 - 10 p.m.* schedule an appointment. 9 Nonoso initiation breakfast, Kansas Room, Memorial Union, 9:30 a.m. 16 Alpha Delta 99th Founders Day: social hour and dinner buffet; Jeff Meyers, speaker, Topeka Country Club, 6 p.m. SCHOOL OF LAW Contact John Minnick at [email protected] or call (785) MARCH 272-4200 for reservations. 9 P ractitioners in Residence: Dan Garrity, jd ’72, and Mary 17 Alpha Delta alumni and active chapter golf tournament, Carol Garrity, Atchison, Kan.; hosted by the Business and Topeka Country Club, 9:30 a.m. Contact John Minnick at Transactional Law Center [email protected] or call (785) 272-4200 for information. 11 Foulston Siefkin Lecture: Susan Bandes, professor, DePaul 21 Crane Observatory Open House, 8:30 - 10 p.m.* University College of Law, room 114, noon 22 Apeiron: Forum of Student Research, Scholarship and 17 Scholar in Residence: Jan Johnston, professor, justice studies, Creativity, Mulvane Art Museum, Henderson Learning San Jose State University; hosted by the Children and Family Resources Center and Mabee Library, 11:30 a.m. - 5:45 p.m. Law Center For information, e-mail [email protected]. 18 Impact/Effect of Parent Alienation on Custody Disputes/ 22 Washburn Board of Regents, Kansas Room, Memorial Proceedings CLE, Bradbury Thompson Alumni Center, Union, 4 p.m. keynote speaker Jan Johnston; sponsored by the Children and 23 Kansas History Day state competition. For information, call Family Law Center (785) 670-2060 or e-mail [email protected]. APRIL MAY 7  Center for Excellence in Advocacy Annual Awards Ceremony, 5 Crane Observatory Open House, 8:30 - 10 p.m.* Bradbury Thompson Alumni Center, 5 - 7:30 p.m. 16 Washburn Women’s Alliance Scholarship Luncheon, 16 50th anniversary celebration for the Washburn Law Journal, Washburn Room, Memorial Union, 11:30 a.m. For Emerald Ballroom, Capitol Plaza Hotel, Topeka; cocktail information, visit givetowashburn.org or call (785) 670-4483. hour, 5:30 p.m.; dinner, 6:45 p.m. 20 Washburn Board of Regents, Forum Room, Bradbury Thompson Alumni Center, 4 p.m. MAY 14 C hampagne reception for 2011 graduates, Bradbury JULY Thompson Alumni Center, 7:30 p.m. 22 W ashburn Board of Regents public budget hearing, 15 - 21 Intensive Trial Advocacy Program Henderson Learning Resources Center, room 118, 4 p.m. JUNE 9 A lumni awards luncheon & presentation, Emerald Room, Capitol Plaza Hotel, 12:05 - 1:20 p.m. 17 Admitted student barbeque, 3 p.m. 23 - 24 Recent Developments in the Law CLE, room 102

Law events are located in the School of Law, unless otherwise noted. For information, call (785) 670-1011.

11 Calendar of Events 11 Calendar of Events 12 WASHBURN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY: L oOKING into the future

elivery of superior and rigorous technical programs tops the strategic Dplan recently adopted by the Washburn Institute of Technology. “Our ultimate goal is to continue to provide highly qualified faculty and staff at every turn so the student's experience is the very best we can offer,” said Roxanne Kelly. Kelly joined Kaw Area Technical School as its first dean in 2009, six months after the school Tré jor Hopkins, Topeka, affiliated with Washburn University. Located at 5724 SW Huntoon St., the school, now the a student in the culinary Washburn Institute of Technology, offers 25 different programs in the areas of construction, health arts program, slices care, human service, technology and transportation. a carrot during a food The Washburn Tech faculty and staff followed a strategic planning process similar to that of preparation class. Washburn University. In early spring 2010, four teams were formed to gather input from faculty, staff, students, community members and 150 members of program advisory boards. The strategic plan, with a revised mission statement and four strategic elements, was approved by the Washburn Board of Regents in September,.

13 Washburn Institute of Technology Pgramsro The first element calls for a strategy to deliver superior technical programs. Included in this are such goals as increasing enrollment, scholarships, support of non-traditional students and adding online courses. The other three strategic elements focus on students, external relationships and resources.

S tUDENTS The first goal of the Element II is the increase of enrollment to 1500 FTE by 2012, including day, evening and weekend programs. Corresponding goals include increasing the rate of retention and program completions and enhancing the diversity of enrollment.

Exernalt relationships The third strategic element calls for strengthening external relationships, and this includes plans for increased partnering with Washburn University. “We want to see more students than ever taking advantage of the associate degree options at Washburn,” Kelly said. Willie Dunlap, dean, School of Applied Studies, said Washburn began granting credit hours to students completing KATS programs as far back as 1985. Today students at Washburn Tech can move seamlessly from certificate programs into associate degree programs at Washburn University. For example, 30 credit hours from the Washburn Tech electronic technology program can be applied to a 62-credit hour associate of applied studies degree in industrial technology. Other examples include 24 credit hours in culinary arts transferring into an associate of arts degree in food service, or 32 hours in surgical technology transferring into an associate of science degree in surgical technology. Washburn’s School of Applied Studies also offers a bachelor’s degree in technology administration for those completing technology-based associate degrees. “They have the equipment and laboratories for the technical courses we don’t have, and we provide the general education courses, so we utilize resources from each campus to the best of our ability,” Dunlap said. “This sharing of resources provides students with quality general and technical education, making them more employable and better at what they do.”

R esOURCES The fourth element calls for expanding and enhancing human, physical and Students have considerable financial resources. opportunity to gain hands on “As we face budget cuts, we must strive to keep tuition as affordable as possible and experience in classes at Washburn keep the most qualified faculty and staff we can,” Kelly said. “The dedication of our Tech. (Top to bottom) Luke faculty and staff to put this plan into motion has been unparalleled in my experience. I Smarker, Tonganoxie, Kan., collision see only great things coming, strengthened by our partnership with Washburn.” repair; Eric Pahmahmie, Topeka, welding; and Mike Estudillo, Topeka, and Kenna Mahner, Hoyt, graphics technology.

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15 ALUMNI NEWS

A lUMNI travel Group travel with the Washburn Alumni Association is fun and considered to be a great value. Travel the world and visit places you have never seen before. Alumni have cruised the Greek Isles, Europe’s Danube River, the Hawaiian Islands and the Mediterranean Sea and traveled to Peru, England, Italy, Egypt, France, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Hungary, Turkey, China, Spain, Ireland, Morocco, Costa Rica and the Bahamas.

U pCOMING travel opportunities Fall 2011: Paris and London, October 7 - 16 Spring 2012: French Polynesia, April 21 - May 3 Paris and London are two perennial favorites. The Eiffel All aboard Oceania Cruises Regatta for a trip to the South Tower, Notre Dame, Buckingham Palace and Big Ben are Pacific’s Polynesian Islands. Admire multihued lagoons icons you won’t want to miss. This trip includes four nights around Moorea, be engulfed by tropical splendor at in Paris, sightseeing and a day to Normandy/Omaha Beach Huahine, “The Garden Island,” and discover the region’s to see the monuments, museums, bunkers and cemeteries cultural heritage on beautiful Raiatea. Watch a sunset on commemorating the Battle of Normandy. Then it’s off via romantic Bora Bora, and wander the black sand beaches of the Eurostar for four nights in London. Enjoy a day trip Nuku Hiva. Sail to Hiva Oa, artist Paul Gauguin’s idyllic to the gentle hillsides and sleepy villages in the Cotswolds island home, and enchant your senses with colorful sea and Stratford-Upon-Avon, the birthplace of William life on Rangiroa before returning to Papeete on the lovely Shakespeare. Although this trip offers some sightseeing, island of Tahiti. Set adrift, catch the breeze and discover there will be an abundance of free time to explore both Polynesia’s most beautiful gems on this exceptional voyage. cities on your own. Cost is $2,695 per person double Prices begin at $2,799 per person, double occupancy for occupancy and includes roundtrip airfare, hotel, sightseeing an inside cabin and includes roundtrip airfare and cruise. and daily breakfast. To inquire about these trips and other travel opportunities, contact Susie Hoffmann at [email protected] or visit washburn.edu/alumni.

15 Alumni News 16 Alumni Association New members of the Board of Directors 2010-11 P rESIDENT ALUMNI BOARD R oger VanHoozer, ba ’72 Springfield, Mo. [email protected] V iCE PrESIDENT S tacey Calhoon, ba ’89 Topeka, Kan. [email protected] Board Members Ann Adrian, b ed ’67 Newton, Kan. [email protected]

Dennis Bohm, bba ’04 Washington, D.C. David Manley, bba ‘67, Auburn, Kan., retired in 2004 as vice president of [email protected] member services at Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Kansas after 32 years Jami Bond, bba ’04 of service in claims administration, customer service and membership. Gardner, Kan. He served four years in the Air Force, including a year in Vietnam. He [email protected] is a volunteer and past member of the United Way of Greater Topeka board of directors and a past member of the Greater Topeka Chamber of Brian Clarke, bba ’03 and jd ’06 Wichita, Kan. Commerce. A past president of the Topeka Chapter of the Administrative [email protected] Management Society, he assisted in establishing student AMS chapters at Washburn and Benedictine College in Atchison, Kan. Dawn Dennis, as ‘99 Topeka, Kan. [email protected]

John Haverty, ba ’99 Topeka, Kan. [email protected]

David Manley, bba ‘67 Auburn, Kan. [email protected]

William Marshall, ba ’61 Colorado Springs, Colo. [email protected] Erin Menard, bba ’05 Topeka, Kan. [email protected]

Linda Parks, ba ’79 and jd ’83 Dawn (Fernandez) Dennis, as ’99, Topeka, has worked at Knoll Patient Wichita, Kan. Supply and St. Francis Medical Center as a respiratory therapist and [email protected] is a stay-at-home mom. She has been active in a Topeka chapter of Cindy Rogers, ba ’69 MOMS Club, volunteers with a ministry that supports mothers with Topeka, Kan. newborns, served five years on the executive board of directors for [email protected] Mother to Mother of Shawnee County and has been a Cub Scout den mother, elementary school volunteer and room parent. As a Mark Ross, bba ’83 Overland Park, Kan. student at Washburn, she was a cheerleader, served as a Student [email protected] Government Association senator and was active in Delta Gamma sorority. She recently started an Internet blog for Washburn alumni at John M. Ybarra, ba ’97 washburnichablog.blogspot.com. Topeka, Kan. [email protected]

17 Alumni News Alumni News 18 Bll i MaRSHALL, ba ’61, Colorado Springs: Alumni ambassador

Encouraging high school students to consider attending Washburn has become a rewarding way to serve my alma mater. I am also a member of the Washburn Alumni Association board of directors. In early 2010, I met with Richard Liedtke, executive director of enrollment management, and later with Morgan Boyack, director of admissions, in regard to becoming an admissions representative for Washburn in Colorado since Colorado’s continuing growth in high school enrollment makes it a prime place for out-of-state recruitment. From September to December 2010, I attended numerous high school college fairs and had access to approximately 40,000 students. At these fairs I met many outstanding young men and women. The only problem has been that they have never heard of Washburn, and this halls are close to all classes and activities, the mother turned spawned a wide range of questions, including “Where is to her daughter and said, “See? You don’t even need a car!” Washburn?” “Are you a four-year school?” “Do you have As the local admissions adviser, my job has been made sports?” “Do you have ROTC?” much easier with the new Washburn recruitment folder. It There were plenty of parents asking questions too: “How is compact, yet contains information to answer the majority much does Washburn cost?” “Can my son or daughter get of questions and has attractive photographs of campus life. resident tuition?” “What kind of residential living does Many students cruise the Internet checking out various Washburn have?” “Is it secure?” schools, and the updated Washburn website is a valuable As I networked with other college admissions tool. We have placed information about Washburn as well representatives, I learned that Washburn is very well as a link to Washburn’s website on the Colorado American positioned due to its small class sizes, emphasis on professors Legion Boys State website. This gives us access to hundreds (instead of graduate students) teaching, international of high school junior boys we otherwise would not reach. exchange programs, master’s degree programs, and a key During the next few months, I will be meeting with feature - the great campus life and learning experience. A students and counselors at individual schools. Obviously, number of parents told me they wished they had gone to this is not a one-year project, but I hope, through making smaller schools and that they were very interested in what our presence known in Colorado, we will see more students Washburn had to offer academically and socially. from this state at Washburn. I would like to hear from There have been lighthearted moments. At one fair, a the approximately 1,000 Washburn alumni in Colorado mother and daughter were both interested in Washburn and and welcome your help spreading the good news about asked a lot of questions. When I told them the residence Washburn.

To receive Washburn recruitment folders and find out how you can help Washburn recruit students, contact [email protected] or call (785) 670-1030 or (785) 281-2637.

To contact Bill Marshall, call (719) 495-0088 or e-mail [email protected].

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Canfield,Athletics Waltz & Goering Hall of Fame:

Jordan Canfield, bba ’96 and bba ’97, Topeka, and John Waltz, bba ’74, Kansas City, Mo., were inducted into the Athletics Hall of Fame and recognized at halftime during the Oct. 9 football game between the Ichabods and the University of Nebraska-Omaha. Pete Goering, long-time sports writer, columnist and editor, was inducted posthumously in the meritorious service category.

Jordan Canfield • Basketball (1993-97) Canfield is Washburn’s career leader in assists with 756, a total that ranks second in the MIAA, and his 156 career steals are first all-time at Washburn. His career included four MIAA regular season championships, two MIAA postseason championship titles, four NCAA tournament appearances and two Elite Eight appearances. He is president and chief executive officer of Innovation Design Group.

Jordan Canfield ’97

John Waltz • Tennis, Football, Basketball (1970-74) Waltz was a league tennis champion in singles and doubles, helped Washburn to two league-team titles and was NAIA All-American. He played four seasons of tennis, one season of basketball and one season of football. For more than 33 years he has served as the head professional at the Overland Park (Kan.) Racquet Club.

John Waltz ’74 Pete Goering • Meritorious Service Goering served nearly 40 years as sports editor, managing editor and executive editor of the Topeka Capital-Journal and was Kansas Sportswriter of the Year five times from 1976 through 1994. He also was a member of the Ichabod Scholarship Fund and a media member of the Washburn Athletics Hall of Fame committee.

Pete Goering

19 Athletics Hall of Fame S eTTING a new standard At age 23 with roughly one and a half years of work experience under her belt, Billie Jean Bergmann’s demographics are not that of a typical scholarship fund donor. However, as a 2009 School of Business graduate, Bergmann, Topeka, is setting a new standard for recent graduates. Bergmann is leading by example in creating an endowed scholarship fund for business students. The youngest known Washburn graduate to establish a fund of this kind, Bergmann realizes she is the exception to the rule when it comes to contributions from younger alumni. Due to the weight of paying off student loans, starting a career and beginning a family, many young alumni are reluctant to make gifts to their alma mater immediately following graduation. “Part of the reason I wanted to make this gift was to help inspire gifts from other young alums like me,” said Bergmann. “There is an urgent need to provide continued scholarship support for Washburn students, and we have a responsibility to help provide the same type of assistance many of us received as students.” Many younger alumni tend to wait until their mid-30s to make a gift to Billie Jean Bergmann, bba ’09 their alma mater. However, with the rising costs of obtaining an education and decreasing support from local and state governments, gifts of any size from alumni and friends of all ages are becoming more and more essential to Washburn students. The financial challenges of obtaining an education are fresh in Bergmann’s mind. Her scholarship will help students pursuing a degree in business become more attainable. “The hands-on learning opportunity I experienced at Washburn truly made an impact on my success after graduation. Now in the work force, I am even more appreciative of the exceptional education I received,” she said. Gifts to support students are crucial in providing scholarship assistance, faculty and staff support and maintaining the day-to-day operations of the university. Regardless of age, support from alumni and friends make a difference daily. “My overall experience at Washburn was made possible because of gracious donors. I felt giving back was the least I could do in return,” said Bergmann. Billie Jean Bergmann,additional cuttline To learn more about supporting students and programs at Washburn through an endowed fund, please visit givetowashburn.org. or call (785) 670-4483.

19 Athletics Hall of Fame Washburn University Foundation 20 Kisnner Ri For Kris Rinne, ba ‘76, Atlanta, Ga., Washburn University is not just a name on her diploma, it's the institution that taught her life skills preparing her for a successful future. Rinne, a former Lady Blues basketball player, graduated summa cum laude in mathematics. Her original plan was to teach high school math; however, a promising job opportunity at Southwestern Bell, now AT&T, changed her career path. In 2006, the College of Arts & Sciences honored Rinne as an Alumni Fellow for her accomplishments with Cingular Wireless, an AT&T subsidiary. At the time, Rinne was the chief technology officer for Cingular and received the “Wireless Week” Excellence Award in Emerging Technology. Now, celebrating her 34-year anniversary with AT&T, Rinne is the senior vice president of architecture and planning. She credits much of her success to the education she received at Washburn. “I have gotten this far because of what I learned. Washburn University rounded me out to be everything I needed to be and prepared me for my future,” Rinne said. Coming from a small high school in Bern, Kan., where women’s basketball was not offered, Rinne was excited to attend a university that presented opportunities for females to participate in athletics and where she could obtain a premier Kris Rinne, ba ’76 education. She credits her time with the Lady Blues basketball team for teaching her invaluable lessons in teamwork, discipline, leadership and accountability. Since graduating, Rinne has been a loyal supporter of both academics and athletics at Washburn. “I give back to Washburn because of everything it has given and taught me,” she said.

SPORTS SCHEDULE LADY BLUES SOFTBALL 5 Fort Hays State University, 3 p.m. MARCH 8 Pittsburg State University, 3 p.m. 4 - 5 West Texas Lady Buff Invitational, Canyon, Texas 9 Missouri Southern State University, Joplin, 1 p.m. 4 West Texas A&M University, 11 a.m. 15-17 MIAA Crossover Tournament, Kirksville, Mo., TBA 4 Eastern New Mexico University, 1:30 p.m. 22 Southwest Baptist University, Bolivar, Mo., 2 p.m. 5 West Texas A&M University, 11 a.m. 23 University of Central Missouri, Warrensburg, 1 p.m. 5 Eastern New Mexico University, 1:30 p.m. 30 Lincoln University, 1 p.m. 18 - 20 MIAA Crossover Tournament, Bolivar, Mo., TBA 25 Northwest Missouri State University, 2 p.m. MAY 26 University of Nebraska at Omaha, 1 p.m. 1 Truman State University, 1 p.m. 5-8 MIAA Postseason Softball Tournament, Kansas City, Mo., APRIL TBA 1 Missouri Western State University, 3 p.m. 2 , 1 p.m. All games in bold played at Washburn softball complex.

21 Washburn University Foundation Sve te MaRTIN Steve Martin, bsn ’79, Omaha, Neb., thought a college education would be a difficult challenge to achieve. However, his anticipated future changed once he was offered academic and athletic scholarships to Washburn. Martin said the discipline and responsibility he learned while playing football at Washburn helped him realize his potential. “I didn’t see myself in one particular role anymore. I had options that I had never even dreamt of having and the desire to go after them,” he said. Playing football at Washburn gave Martin a great of deal of perseverance and the courage he needed to pursue his dreams, which also meant changing his major to nursing. Originally a biology major, Martin was inspired by the innovative direction taken by Alice Young, dean of the School of Nursing at the time. Shortly after graduation, he joined classmate Jim Slover, bsn ’79, Topeka, in the operations and development of Health Check, an entrepreneurial enterprise. Martin’s entrepreneurship skills and drive inspired him to do more in the health care field. He went on to work for the Upjohn Co. and also founded a high-tech home health care business. He was hired by Blue Cross Blue Shield of Nebraska in 1986 and now serves as president and chief executive officer. He is also on the board of trustees at Washburn University Foundation. Martin gives back to Washburn University, providing assistance for students Steve Martin, bsn ’79 who face financial difficulties, just as he once did, and to support faculty members who inspire students on a daily basis to pursue their passions. “If Washburn hadn’t provided me with my scholarships, I wouldn’t be where I am today. That is something to give back to,” he said.

For more information on how you can impact the life of a Washburn student, please contact Washburn University Foundation at (785) 670-4483 or visit givetowashburn.org.

ICHABOD BASEBALL 9 Lincoln University, Jefferson City, Mo., 1 p.m. MARCH 10 Lincoln University, Jefferson City, Mo. noon SPORTS SCHEDULE 5 Truman State University, Kirksville, Mo., noon 12 Fort Hays State University, 2 p.m. 6 Truman State University, Kirksville, Mo., noon 16 University of Central Missouri, 1 p.m. 11 Southwest Baptist University, 3 p.m. 17 University of Central Missouri, 1 p.m. 12 Southwest Baptist University, noon 19 Rockhurst University, Kansas City, Mo., 6 p.m. 19 University of Nebraska at Omaha, 1 p.m. 22 Northwest Missouri State University, 4 p.m. 20 University of Nebraska at Omaha, noon 23 Northwest Missouri State University, noon 26 Missouri Western State University, 2 p.m. 26 Rockhurst University, 6 p.m. 27 Missouri Western State University, 1 p.m. 29 Emporia State University, 4 p.m. 29 Fort Hays State University, 2 p.m. 30 Emporia State University, 4 p.m.

APRIL MAY 2 Missouri Southern State University, Joplin, 4 p.m. 7 Pittsburg State University, 2 p.m. 3 Missouri Southern State University, Joplin, noon 8 Pittsburg State University, noon 5 Newman University, Wichita, Kan., 5 p.m. 8 Lincoln University, Jefferson City, Mo., 3 p.m. All games in bold played at Washburn at Falley Field.

21 Washburn University Foundation Washburn University Foundation 22 23 Washburn University Foundation Sm a CrOW Back in 1969, Sam Crow, ba ’73, Springfield, Mo., was just your average high school student, dreaming of everything but college. While furthering his education was the farthest thing from his mind, there was still a glimmer of desire in his heart to make something more of himself. Growing up in Topeka, Crow was familiar with Washburn University. After much contemplation, Crow enrolled at Washburn and began his transformational journey. Within his first semester of classes, Crow’s eyes were opened to the endless opportunities he had in life with the help of a college education. He enrolled in theatre, organic chemistry, physics, ROTC, pre-law and pre-med classes. “Something happened to me at Washburn to set into motion a lot of things that would have never occurred otherwise. I became interested in everything and wanted to learn more and more,” said Crow. Sam Crow, ba ’73 By 1973, Crow earned a bachelor of arts in psychology, but he wasn’t finished yet. His experiences in ROTC at Washburn influenced him to join the Air Force. Similar to his mindset while at Washburn, Crow still yearned for more knowledge during his time in the Air Force. “I loved the feeling of endless opportunities that Washburn had given me. At that time in my life, it gave me the desire to go back to school once again,” he said. While in the Air Force, Crow attended Chapman University in California and earned a master’s degree in counseling psychology. In 1985, Crow graduated from Kansas City University of Medicine and Biosciences with a degree in osteopathic medicine. Since he first set foot in a Washburn classroom, Crow’s desire to continue to learn has never faltered. Currently, he serves as a part-time medical director and family practice doctor at St. John’s Health System in Springfield, Mo. His career requires him to keep pace with what is new and changing in his field. Because of their belief in the power of giving back, Crow and his wife, Cheryl (Browne) Crow, ba ’73, have established an endowed scholarship fund at Washburn to assist non-traditional students pursuing degrees in medicine. The Crows also want to help students see their potential and talent, just like the professors at Washburn did for Sam when he was a student. Crow credits much of his success to his experiences at Washburn University. “My time at Washburn really set me on fire for my future and opened my eyes to the possibilities out there. Who knows what is next for me?”

To read more about Sam’s story, visit givetowashburn.org/spotlight. To learn cutline goes here more about helping foster the talents of Washburn students, please contact Washburn University Foundation at (785) 670-4483 or visit givetowashburn.org.

23 Washburn University Foundation Washburn University Foundation 24 Impacting Students Through Their Words ESPN analyst Dick Vitale, Olympic Most recently, Joseph “Rev Run” speakers to campus as a service to athlete Jackie Joyner Kersie, author Simmons, a pioneering musician, students, faculty and staff and the Greg Mortenson, JanSport co-founder accomplished author, fashion mogul Topeka community. The Lecture Skip Yowell, filmmaker and social and star of MTV’s hit reality show Series was established in 2007 with the activist Morgan Spurlock: these are “Run’s House” visited campus. objective of bringing in high-profile just a sampling of the transformational Simmons brought a message speakers with messages intended speakers Washburn students have had emphasizing the importance of putting to entertain, as well as educate and a chance to hear over the past four family first, getting a good education challenge the community to think years through the Washburn Student and being true to oneself. on a global level. Speakers are chosen Government Association Lecture Series. Each year, WSGA leaders invite from a wide range of backgrounds to enlightening and transforming appeal to a diverse audience.

Reality show star Joseph "Rev Run" Simmons with students.

25 Impacting Students Through Their Words 26 Students welcome filmmaker Morgan Spurlock to campus.

“We see a different crowd at each • Ishmael Beah, author of “A Long organizations and foundations have lecture, which is ultimately our goal,” Way Gone: Memoirs of a Boy played a large role in the group’s ability said Caley Onek, WSGA president. Soldier” to draw big names to campus. “We feel it is beneficial to provide • Patch Adams, founder of the “The Washburn Lecture Series a variety of speakers so we can reach Gesundheit Institute and portrayed would not be possible without the out to a range of different audiences. by Robin Williams in the movie support of our sponsors and donors,” We want to bring something new “Patch Adams” Onek said. “Their generosity allows us and exciting to campus each time • Mark Witacre, former vice president to bring high-quality speakers with big we put on a lecture. We want to put of ADM, turned informant. He was name recognition to our campus. Washburn on the map,” she said. played by actor Matt Damon in the “We want to create memories With ambitions such as these, it’s movie “The Informant.” for Washburn students so they will not difficult to see why the lecture • Morgan Spurlock, filmmaker and look back and say, ‘That was a really series has had such a positive response. social activist who is best known for awesome experience and Washburn Other past speakers are: his documentary “Super Size Me” made that happen for me.’ Private • Greg Mortenson, author of the book The first speaker of 2011 was support helps make this possible.” “Three Cups of Tea” and “Stones into wildlife biologist and host on Animal Schools” Planet, Jeff Corwin, who tapped into • Ron Clark, also known as the yet another audience base. To learn more about supporting “American Educator” WSGA’s ability to bring these the WSGA Lecture Series or similar • Jackie Joyner Kersie, Olympic nationally known speakers to campus programs at Washburn, please contact athlete is possible due to private support from Washburn University Foundation • Kip Yowell, co-founder of JanSport alumni and friends of Washburn at (785) 670-4483 or visit University. Contributions from local givetowashburn.org.

25 Impacting Students Through Their Words Impacting Students Through Their Words 26 CAMPUS NEWS Nwe vice presidents join executive staff In November, Richard L. Anderson began serving as vice president for administration and treasurer. He came to Washburn from the University of Missouri-Kansas City, where he was vice chancellor of administrative services. He previously held administrative positions at the School of Medicine, the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Medicine and the University of Health Sciences Center. He received a bachelor’s degree in accounting and a master of business administration degree from Richard L. Anderson Oklahoma State University. In January, Randall G. Pembrook joined Washburn as vice president for academic affairs. He previously was a special assistant to the president for accreditation and academic affairs at Baker University, Baldwin City, Kan. Pembrook joined Baker in 2007 and has held the title of professor of music/ education, interim vice president for enrollment management and financial aid and served three years as executive vice president and provost for the College of Arts and Science, School of Education, School of Nursing and School of Professional and Graduate Studies. He holds bachelor’s and master’s degrees in piano performance/ Randall G. Pembrook music education from Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville and a doctorate in music education from Florida State University.

W aSHBURN University School of Business ‘Best’ by The Princeton Review for fourth year For the fourth consecutive year, the Washburn University School of Business has been named an outstanding business school by The Princeton Review. The New York-based education services company features the school in the 2011 edition of “The Best 300 Business Schools” (Random House/Princeton Review). “The Best 300 Business Schools” has two-page profiles of the schools and their master of business administration programs, with write-ups on their academics, student life and admissions, plus ratings for their academics, selectivity and career placement services. In the profile on Washburn, the Princeton Review editors noted that the Washburn MBA program cited a good peer network, small classes and engaged and accessible faculty as assets. It was stated that the good mix of tenured academic professors and adjuncts currently working in the industry provides a very good real-world perspective in many classes on business issues and is beneficial in forging contacts with businesses in the community.

27 Campus News The Wilper Family of Garnett, Kan., was recognized as the 2010 Family of the Year during halftime on Family Day Nov. 6. (L to 4): President Farley; Cadence, Bill, Dianne and Matthew Wilper; and Susan Farley.

family of the year The Wilper family became active Alumni Network, serves as president Matt Wilper, a senior majoring in at Washburn in 2000 when Matt’s of Washburn Wellness Club and sociology and son of Bill and Dianne brother, James Wilper, ba ’05, London, Sociology/Anthropology Club and was Wilper, Garnett, Kan., said he England, joined the cheer squad. The inducted into Mortar Board. nominated his family for the 2010 family fell in love with Washburn This spring will end the Wilper Family of the Year honor because football as they attended games to stint at Washburn, but Matt hopes Washburn has become a tradition for watch James cheer, and they haven’t that his niece, Cadence Wilper, who his family. missed many home games since. attended the Family Day football “Washburn has become a major Matt’s sister, Clara Wilper, ba ’09, game with Matt and his parents, will part of my family, and we would Lake Jackson, Texas, began attending follow in his family’s footsteps. not be the same loving, close family Washburn in 2004, and Matt joined without it,” he wrote. her in 2007. Matt is involved in Future

a few of the many Balil Zhang, m ed ’92, director of international programs, isn’t surprised when he meets a student at Washburn who shares his last name. After all, the Chinese name Chang (Zhang) is the most common family name in the world. The record 85 students hailing from China/Hong Kong this academic year brought more Zhangs than usual to the campus. “Many people think they are all my relatives,” he (L to R): Mengmeng (Mandy) Zhang, Chengdu; Sitian said of the 10 student Zhangs on campus. (Maggie) Zhang, Chengdu; Balil Zhang; Zhenging (Jenny, Zhang, Jinhua; Xiafan Zhang, Tianjin; and Zheng Zhang, Zhejiang. Additional students named Zhang not pictured are Anqi, Zhejiang; Feng, Beijing; JiaNing (Jenny), Xiamen; Xiao (Rachel), Beijing; and Yiyang (Ian), Tianjin.

27 Campus News Class Notes 28 S tUDENTS build video game to promote Topeka Students enrolled in the art department’s interactive art and gaming class used virtual world zombies to promote a real-world project. The project, which will be ongoing for the next two years, is a video game developed by students enrolled in the class taught by Azyz Sharafy, associate professor, art. The game will challenge players to overcome a variety of obstacles, including zombies, to “win” a vision of a new, revitalized downtown Topeka. The idea of fitting his class curriculum with the Heartland Visioning project to revitalize Topeka seemed like a win-win situation to Sharafy. “Washburn has such a deep link to the Topeka community,” said Sharafy, pointing out that Washburn’s President is a Heartland Visioning co-founder. “The students are excited about doing this. It’s good for Washburn, for Topeka and for the students. It gives social value to their class work and prepares them for their future careers.”

FACULTY & STAFF Dave Provorse, chairman of the psychology department, received a Living Well at Washburn Award. Since 1993, Provorse has run 27 marathons in 10 different states and has taught a marathon training class at Washburn for 15 years, which has helped more than 300 students, faculty and staff members complete a full or half-marathon distance.

Dave Provorse Lisa Carey, softball coach, was inducted into the 2010 Kansas Sports Hall of Fame in October for records achieved in both high school and college. At Washburn Rural High School, she was named an All-State basketball and softball player, and at the she was a three-time All-Big 12 selection, was named 2000 Big 12 Player of the Year, helped the Sooners win the NCAA national championship and played in the 2001 College World Series. Since joining Washburn in 2003, Carey has led the softball program to a 237-191 record and two appearances in the NCAA Division II tournament.

Lisa Carey

29 Campus News 29 Campus News Class Notes 30 Campus News 30 CLASS NOTES Boys and Girls Club of Topeka, specialist at Shaner, Linn and School after 25 years of service to 1930s which he co-founded in 1955. Avondale West elementary Topeka schools. birthday schools in Topeka. anniversaries John Hamilton, jd ’65, Topeka, anniversary Dorothy (Brink) Armstrong, ba an attorney with the law firm ’32, Lawrence, Kan., celebrated Robert Beal, bba ’58, and Lois- of Hamilton, Laughlin, Barker, Steve Neske, bba ’69, and Kelly her 100th birthday in October. Ann Beal, Topeka, celebrated Johnson & Watson, was selected Neske, Topeka, celebrated their their 50th wedding anniversary in in the field of eminent domain 30th wedding anniversary in 1940s August. by U.S. News & World Report November. anniversaries Sandra (Shaw) Crimmins, bba and the Best Lawyers of America ’59, and Joe Crimmins, bba website and is the only lawyer 1970s Lila (Weaver) Bush, attendee ’59, Topeka, celebrated their named in eminent domain Cindy (Fletcher) Adams, bs ’79 ’45, and David Bush, Rochester, 50th wedding anniversary in category on the Missouri & and bs ’95, Topeka, joined the N.Y., celebrated their 65th September. Kansas Super Lawyers website. Friends of the Mulvane Art wedding anniversary in Kathy (Covert) Maag, bba ’64, Museum board of directors. November. birthdays Topeka, received the Rebecca Crotty, jd ’77, Topeka, Marie (Keeling) Gaither, ba ’43 Michaelanean Award for service was selected by Gov. Mark and bfa ’43, and Max Gaither, ba Junior Elder, jd ’51, Topeka, at the local level to Alpha Phi Parkinson as a trial judge for ’4 2 and jd ’53, Topeka, celebrated celebrated his 90th birthday in sorority, where she was treasurer the Shawnee County (Kan.) 3rd their 69th wedding anniversary in September. for 10 years. Washburn honored Judicial District. November. Willie Mae “Billie” Knight, ba her in 2010 with a Distinguished Frank Diehl, jd ’77, Lawrence, James Lewis, bba ’49, and ’55, Lawrence, Kan., celebrated Service Award. Kan., was appointed by Gov. Shirley Lewis, Topeka, celebrated her 102nd birthday in November. Charlotte (Boring) Ratliff, bs Mark Parkinson as a public their 60th wedding anniversary in Charles Long, bba ’57, Topeka, ’67, Eskridge, Kan., retired from member of the Kansas Lottery November. celebrated his 80th birthday in Topeka West High School after a Commission. August. long career in education. Myron Frans, bs ’73, birthday John Scott, ba ’68, Topeka, Minneapolis, Minn., is president 1960s qualified for the 2010 New York of Leeds Precision Instruments Max Gaither, ba ’42 and jd Donna (LaMar) Bender, bs Life’s Presidents Council. Scott Inc., and Leeds Forensic Systems ’53, Topeka, celebrated his 90th ’65, Halstead, Kan., retired from marked 42 years of service with Inc. birthday in August. Fresenius Medical Care, where New York Life. Rick Friedstrom, ba ’73, Topeka, she served as a social worker. Lee Thaete, bba ’68, Shawnee qualified for the 2010 New York 1950s Jack Bender, ba ’66 and jd ’69, Mission, Kan., completed a Life Executive Council. C. Stewart Doty, ba ’50, Halstead, Kan., was elected to term as president of the Kansas Diane (Meek) Gillenwater, b Albuquerque, N.M., is the author the executive committee of the Association of Insurance and music ’78, Topeka, is coordinator of “The Journal of Ann McMath, Kansas Learning Center for Financial Advisors. of the Topeka branch of the an Orphan in a New York Health board of trustees. Wes Weathers, bba ’66 and Americana Music Academy, Parsonage of the 1850s,” published Joyce (Myer) Eddy, b ed ’67 jd ’69, Topeka, is a partner in which teaches bluegrass, jazz, in January by SUNY Press. and m ed ’71, Topeka, retired as Weathers, Riley & Sheppeard, country and other traditional Jan Leuenberger, bba ’58 and jd ’61, a literacy coach at Scott Magnet which was recognized as a Best music genres. Topeka, retired as a Shawnee County and Avondale West elementary Law Firm for 2010 by U.S. News Rob Goble, ba ’77, Rocklin, (Kan.) District judge after 15 years schools after a 43-year teaching & World Report and the Best Calif., was named West Coast of service. career. Lawyers of America website. national account executive for Phil Menninger, bba ’56, Janice (Alexander) Gilliland, Janet (Thaete) Zima, b ed ’69, NationaLease. Topeka, was honored for more b ed ’68 and m ed ’78, Auburn, Topeka, retired from teaching than 50 years of service to the Kan., retired as a library media music at Whitson Elementary

31 Class Notes *Dues-paid Alumni Association members are highlighted in blue. Dan Hejtmanek, bba ’73 and jd Boyd Koehn, ba ’75, Elk Falls, Dennis Moore, jd ’70, Lenexa, Steve Roberts, ba ’74 and m ed ’76, Topeka, is serving as Kan., is a board member of the Kan., retired after serving 12 ’87, Topeka, retired as principal at president of the Kansas Kansas Association for Career years in the U.S. House of Eisenhower Middle School after a Association for Justice. and Technical Education. Representatives. long career in education. Jerome Hellmer, jd ’74, Salina, Terry Maple, bs ’78, Topeka, Beth (Furneaux) Myers, b ed Barbara (Lewis) Rush, b ed ’72, Kan., was appointed chief judge retired as superintendent of the ’72, Auburn, Kan., retired as a Topeka, retired from State Street of the 28th Judicial District, Kansas Highway Patrol after consulting teacher for special Elementary after a long career in which serves the Kansas counties nearly 32 years of service. education after serving 31 years education. of Saline and Ottawa. Carol (Waddell) McDowell, in Topeka schools. Robert Sawyer, ba ’70, Dan Hutchins, bba ’78, ba ’70 and jd ’75, Topeka, Sherry (Martin) Ouellette, Rochester, Minn., was appointed Shawnee, Kan., was elected to the was appointed by Gov. Mark b ed ’72, Topeka, retired from by Gov. Tim Pawlenty to the Argentine Federal Savings board Parkinson to the Capitol Randolph Elementary School State Guardian Ad Litem Board. of directors. Preservation Committee to after a long career in education. Tim Shafer, ba ’78, Abilene, Lynn Johnson, jd ’70, Mission assist with the development Patricia Riley, b ed ’72 and Kan., is the superintendent of Hills, Kan., was named 2011 plans for a mural in the capitol jd ’77, Topeka, is a partner in schools for Abilene USD 435. Medical Malpractice Lawyer commemorating the Brown v. Weathers, Riley & Sheppeard, Candy (Henry) Shively, bs ’74, of the Year by the Best Lawyers Board of Education decision. which was recognized as a Best Topeka, retired as deputy of America website. Washburn McDowell is a former member of Law Firm for 2010 by U.S. News secretary after 34 years of service honored Johnson as an Alumni the Washburn Board of Regents. & World Report and the Best with the Kansas Department Fellow in 2010. Lawyers of America website. of Social and Rehabilitation Services. Georgia (Rickard) Small, b ed ’70 and m ed ’77, Topeka, retired as a Title I reading teacher with Topeka USD 501 after a long career in education. Ray Tucker, ba ’72, Salina, Kan., was promoted to associate professor of teacher education at Kansas Wesleyan University. Tam (Armstrong) Vincent, ba ’70, Topeka, is vice president, publicity for the Cosmopolitan Club of Topeka. Suzette (Goering) Wedel, b ed PRILEOF ’72 and m ed ’91, Topeka, retired Amy Billinger, ba ’09, Ulysses, Kan. from McClure Elementary School after a long career in education. Amy Billinger is pictured at Peterhof Palace in St. Petersburg, Russia, where she is Kathleen Wilson, b ed ’72, spending the 2010-11 academic year studying Russian at the Smolny Institute. Billinger, Topeka, was appointed by Gov. who is pursuing a master of liberal studies at Washburn, is in Russia on a Rotary Mark Parkinson to the State Foundation Ambassadorial Scholarship worth approximately $25,000. In addition to Rehabilitation Council. her studies, she is a volunteer English teacher at an orphanage and works in a second- hand store run by Nochleshka, a non-governmental organization that focuses on helping homeless people. She also is active in Rotary as a part of Rotaract, which raises funds to provide heated tents to homeless people and is holding a ball in the spring to raise money for equipment to help a child walk. To follow her blog, visit amysrussianadventure. blogspot.com.

31 Class Notes Class Notes 32 anniversaries Kim (Hague) Calvin, bba Alumni Association at Texas ’81, Carbondale, Kan., is a State University-San Marcos.

Betty (Zimmerman) Johnson, partner in Simply Solutions Michelle (Montague) Ganson, ba ’80 and b ed ’89, b ed ’76, and Arthur Johnson, Inc., which provides a variety Topeka, Oskaloosa, Kan., celebrated of services to businesses retired from Randolph their 60th wedding anniversary including bookkeeping and Elementary School, where she in November. website presence. has taught since 1991. Jerry Reiman, b music ’73 Natalie Camacho Mendoza, Mary (Wilkinson) Hardin, jd ’89, b ed ’82, and Jeanie Reiman, Topeka, Boise, Idaho, received Topeka, retired from celebrated their 40th wedding the Latino Hero Award Meadows Elementary School PRILEOF anniversary in October. from Regence Blue Shield after 26 years of service in Nancy Moritz Lucy “Nickie” Stein, m ed of Idaho for professional education. Francis (Perry) Helms, b caplinger, bba '82, jd '85, ’73, and Joseph Stein, Topeka, accomplishments and . music ’80, topeka celebrated their 60th wedding community service Topeka, retired Kurt Daniels, ba ’81, anniversary in September. from Quincy Elementary Nancy Moritz Caplinger, was David Tunison, bs ’74 and Topeka, marked 10 years School after 31 years of service appointed by Governor Mark bsn ’79, and Judy Tunison, with the Kansas Department as a music teacher in Topeka of Transportation, where he schools. Parkinson as a justice on the Topeka, celebrated their serves as right-of-way property William Mach, bsn ’84, Kansas Supreme Court. 40th wedding anniversary in appraiser supervisor. Topeka, is an assistant Caplinger began her legal September. Pamela Dawes-Tambornino, ba professor in the Washburn career as a research attorney for ’86, Linwood, Kan., presented University School of Nursing. former Supreme Court Justice “Aristotle’s Rhetoric Triangle Kevin Moncrief, bba ’83, Oak Harold S. Herd and then served 1980s Martha Bartlett Piland, ba and Three Traditional Cherokee Hills, Calif., was inducted two years as a law clerk for U.S. ’86, Auburn, Kan., is president Stories” at the Rhetoric Society into the Highland Park High District Court Judge Patrick Kelly. of MB Piland Advertising & of America and received a master School Hall of Fame. She was an associate in general Kandy (Carlson) Ockree, bba Marketing, which received of arts degree in English from ’82, litigation practice for the Overland a Silver Quill Award of Emporia State University. Topeka, was a nominee for Diane (Prior) DeBacker, m Park firm of Spencer Fane Merit from the International the Women to Watch Award, ed ’87, Britt and Browne before being Association of Business Topeka, was appointed sponsored by the Kansas appointed assistant U.S. attorney. Communicators Southern Kansas Commissioner of Society of CPAs and the In 2004, she was named to the Region for the GO Topeka Education by the Kansas State American Institute of CPAs. Carol Perry, bsn ’84, . 29-Second Storybook video Board of Education. Topeka, Marcia (Harper) Durkes, was appointed by Gov. Mark As a student, Caplinger series. bba ’88, Topeka, is a partner Parkinson to the Kansas Works served as the notes editor on the Tom Bell, jd ’81, Topeka, is in Simply Solutions Inc., State Board and the Secretary Washburn Law Journal, receiving representing hospitals on the which provides a variety of of Health and Environment’s numerous awards for her scholarly Kansas Health Information Exchange Inc. Bell is president services to businesses including Advisory Committee on work. She participates in the and chief executive officer bookkeeping and website Trauma. Washburn honored School of Law Mentor Program of the Kansas Hospital presence. Perry as an Alumni Fellow in and in the externship program Linda Gall, bsn ’87 and Association. 2008. by hiring several externs for her Marilyn (Sinclair) Brobst, b ed msn ’08, Bonner Springs, Terry Rolfs, m ed ’85, chambers. ’82, Lecompton, Kan., retired Kan.,is a graduate from the Topeka, retired from Topeka With Caplinger's selection, as a teacher, reading specialist Kansas Hospital Association West High School after a long

Washburn Law graduates and curriculum coordinator Leadership Institute. career in education. She is Kimberly (Rutledge) Gannon, comprise five of the seven at Scott Magnet School after a an adjunct in the Washburn ba ’88, Kansas Supreme Court justice long career in education. Paso Robles, Calif., is education department. appointments. director of alumni relations and executive director of the

33 Class Notes *Dues-paid Alumni Association members are highlighted in blue. PRILEOF Jon Kuhn, bFa ’72, Winston Salem, N.C.

Jon Kuhn, honorary doctorate ’06, designed and created to be marketed presented a crystal cross to Pope as Kuhn Sacred Glass. Benedict XVI in Rome during an Kuhn’s works are included in audience in September. The Pope’s the permanent collections of more Cross contains 15,000 facets of clear than 40 museums. One of his glass optical-grade crystal and has a center works, “Cotes du Rhone,” is on tinged with crimson. permanent display in Washburn’s “My work is now in the Vatican Bradbury Thompson Alumni Center, museum, and we expect it to be and his art is also in the Mulvane Art used in public or private Masses Museum’s permanent collection. working on a project for a holocaust there,” Kuhn said. The cross is the Washburn honored Kuhn in 1999 museum. To learn more, visit first of a variety of crystal crosses as an Alumni Fellow. He is currently kuhnstudio.com.

Steven Scheiwe, jd ’86, anniversaries John Burns, ba ’92, Topeka, is Washburn honored Langhofer as Encinitas, Calif., was appointed to director of the athletic training an Alumni Fellow in 2003.

the Primus Telecommunications Evelyn Anderson, b ed ’82, education program for the Kathryn Northway, m ed ’99, Group Inc., board of directors and and Dale Anderson, Topeka, department of kinesiology at Topeka, retired after 29 years serves as chairman of the audit celebrated their 60th wedding Washburn, where he is also an of service from French Middle committee. anniversary in September. athletic trainer for football. School, where she taught Cynthia Sheppeard, ba ’81 and Millie (Tipton) Wray, m ed ’80, Lora Carlson, mba ’92, Topeka, and served as a curriculum jd ’84, Topeka, is a partner in and Charles Wray, Topeka, is recording secretary and coordinator. Charlie Smithson, jd ’94, Weathers, Riley & Sheppeard, celebrated their 50th wedding immediate past president of which was recognized as a Best anniversary in September. the Friends of the Mulvane Art Des Moines, Iowa, was named Law Firm for 2010 by U.S. News Museum. chief clerk of the Iowa House of & World Report and on the Best Joyce Grover, jd ’94, Lawrence, Representatives. Lawyers of America website. 1990s Kan., was appointed to the Belva Jean Taylor, aa ’93, Mark Tabb, ba ’80, Plains, Laura (Rounkles) Balster, ba Governor’s Domestic Violence Topeka, was appointed by Kan., is serving his second term ’91, Maryville, Ill., published her Fatality Review Board by Gov. Gov. Mark Parkinson to the as mayor of Plains. Tabb is also first book, “Brandy.” Mark Parkinson. Grover is Board of Adult Care Home a supervisor for the U.S. Dept. Terry Blackwell, ba ’94, general counsel for the Kansas Administrators. Holly Woodbury, ba ’98, of Agriculture Food Safety Holton, Kan., marked 10 years Coalition Against Sexual and Inspection Service at National with the Kansas Department of Domestic Violence. Hollywood, Fla., is director of Cheryl (Dye) Hayward, bba Beef in Liberal, Kan. Transportation, where he serves development at Community Danette (Jensen) Toone, bba ’90, as an engineering technician Topeka, was a nominee for Partnership for Homeless in ’81, Concordia, Kan., is president specialist. the Women to Watch Award, Miami, Fla. of Cloud County Community Brian Brunkow, aas ’98 and sponsored by the Kansas Society Wendy Wussow, jd ’94, Lincoln, College. m ed ’06, Topeka, retired as of CPAs and the American Neb., is chief legal counsel for the a photo technology teacher Institute of CPAs. Nebraska State Patrol. Stan Langhofer, bsn ’92, from Washburn Institute of Technology, where he served for Topeka, Kan., received the 30 years. 2010 Zawiski Award for his service to the National Renal Administrators Association.

33 Class Notes Class Notes 34 weddings the University of Kansas School of CPAs and the American first grade at the Magnet School of Nursing. Bilynsky is the Institute of CPAs. at Allen. Eric Eisenbarth bs ’09 Samuel Green jd ’09 Jennifer Guth, b ed ’99, and suicide prevention case manager , , Topeka, , , Topeka, is Richard Mills, Las Vegas, Nev., for the VA Eastern Kansas Health is football offensive line coach at an associate in the Topeka office on June 19. She is a librarian at Care System. Washburn University. of the law firm of Fisher Patterson Monica Boydston Cameron ba Dana Farmer as ’04 Las Vegas High School. , , , Lawrence, Sayler & Smith. ’05 and jd ’08, Wichita, Kan., Kan., is a lecturer in the Lena (Bronson) Hayden, ba

Cindee Christensen Stratton, opened the Cameron Law Office, Washburn University allied ’02, Topeka, the owner of Nos ba ’92, and Kyle Williams, where she practices family law. health department. Vemos Greetings, was honored at Charley Brattin aas ’09 and bs Abby Folk bba ’07 Topeka, on July 31. She is , , , Bushton, the 2010 Minority and Women ’09 assistant vice president, attraction , Colby, Kan., is a graduate Kan., is a Polo customer support Business Awards luncheon and marketing for GO Topeka. of the Kansas Highway Patrol associate with M-C Industries. sponsored by the Kansas academy and is serving as a Brad Frederick, bba ’00, Topeka, Department of Commerce. anniversaries trooper in Thomas County, Kan. was selected for Leadership Francis Hoang, mcj ’00, Whitney (Bolz) Coleman, Kansas Association of Homes and Alexandria, Va., is a partner in bs ’06 Patricia (Eddy) Carpenter, bba , Overland Park, Kan., Services for Aging. the Law Offices of Fluet & Traci Fruit ba ’00 ’95, Topeka, celebrated their 50th received a doctor of optometry , , Ottawa, Huber. He recently completed a wedding anniversary in August. degree from the University of Kan., was a member of a Rotary tour of duty with Army Special Missouri-St. Louis College of International sponsored group Forces in Afghanistan. Optometry. study exchange team to South Aubrey (Borel) Jacobs, jd ’06, Tara (Kemp) Cunningham, Australia. Lawrence, Kan., is program 2000s ba ’00 Karen (DeDonder) Garrison Joseph Anderson, m ed ’00, , Surprise, Ariz., was , manager for the National bs ’05, Topeka, retired from Topeka promoted to executive director of Paxico, Kan., is clinical Alliance on Mental Illness- USD 501 after a career as a admissions and recruitment at the education coordinator and Kansas. Michael Koontz b ed ’06 special education and science University of Arizona College of lecturer in the kinesiology , , teacher. Medicine-Phoenix. department and an assistant Waterville, Kan., is head coach Jolee Eckert ma ’02 Billie Jean Bergmann, bba , , Topeka, athletic trainer at Washburn for baseball and girls basketball ’09, Topeka, was promoted to Kan., is clinical director of University. at Pleasant Ridge High School in Amber Gordon b ed ’09 senior analyst in the Burlington training and operations at , , Easton, Kan. Jeff Kready b music ’04 Northern Santa Fe Railway C.A.R.E. Counseling Inc. Hutchinson, Kan., is teaching , , New Caroline Eddinger bba ’05 finance department. , , second grade at the Magnet York, N.Y., is featured as Tony in Marcy Bilynsky, bsn ’04, Lecompton, Kan., was a nominee School at Allen. the second national tour of “Billy Ashley Gordon b ed ’09 Topeka, received the Nursing: for the Women to Watch Award, , , Elliot The Musical.” Heart of Healthcare Award from sponsored by the Kansas Society Hutchinson, Kan., is teaching PRILEOF Gl i bert galle, bFa ’70, charlotte, N.C.

Gilbert Galle celebrates a second place finish at the National Auto Sport Association 2010 National Championships at Miller Motorsports Park in Tooele, Utah. Galle, who lives in the heart of NASCAR country, owns and operates a Porsche 997 GT3 Cup car and races in the highest class, GTS5. He began competition racing in 2006 and participates in the NASA and Porsche Club of America venues. After retiring in 2008 as managing general partner and portfolio manager for WEDGE Capital Management LLC, he stepped up his racing schedule, which now includes full seasons primarily east of the Mississippi at tracks such as Sebring and Daytona, Fla.; Road Atlanta; Virginia International Raceway; Mid-Ohio; and Watkins Glen, N.Y.

35 Class Notes Aaron Mays, ba ’02, Topeka, JR Treto, ba ’03, Chicago, Becky Woodyard, aas ’07, and Bridget Zeller, bs ’03, and Kevin was honored by Blue Cross Ill., was promoted to associate Ricci Woodyard, Ozawkie, Kan., Godbold, Irving, Texas, on and Blue Shield of Kansas as director, consultant management celebrated their 25th wedding September. 11. the outstanding individual for The College Board’s anniversary in September. enrollment specialist during the Midwestern and Western regions. births second quarter of 2010. Amanda Walter, bba ’09, weddings Emily (Friedstrom) McGee, ba Topeka, has joined MB Piland Shannon (Halpin) McGinnis, ’01, Topeka, is president of Junior Fat Free Advertising as account Jennifer Calhoun, bs ’08, and jd ’07, and Marshall McGinnis, League of Topeka. coordinator. Adam Polter, Topeka, on Sept. 4. ba ’03 and jd ’07, Lawrence, Kan., Linsey Moddelmog, ba ’02, J. Brad Wilmoth, bba ’01, St. She is employed by the State of a boy, Owen Halpin, on Sept. 24. Lawrence, Kan., is a lecturer in Louis, Mo., was certified as a Kansas. the political science department life member of both the Million Jason Degenhardt, b music ’09, at Washburn University and is Dollar Advocates Forum and the and Kellie Brubaker, Topeka, on 2010s pursuing a doctorate in political Multi-Million Dollar Oct. 10, 2009. Garrett Love, bba ’10, science at the University of Advocates Forum. Wilmoth is Rodolfo Forde, ba ’07, and Faye Montezuma, Kan., was Kansas. an attorney specializing in the Barrand, Gainesville, Fla., on elected to the Kansas House of Stephanie (Gigous) Moore, ba personal injury field. May 31. Representatives in August. In ’05, Olathe, Kan., is working as Nick Woolery, bpa ’08, Amy Holman, bs ’02, and Justin December he was elected to the marketing and creative manager Baytown, Texas, received a master Horn, Lee’s Summit, Mo., on 38th District seat in the state in Mr. Goodcents Subs & Pastas of public administration degree April 10. She is a physician at Senate, which was vacated when corporate office. from the University of Kansas in Parkville Family Practice. the incumbent was named to Kelli Netson, ba ’01, Wichita, May and is assistant to the city Rachel Schmidtlein, bsn ’09, the U.S. House. Love served Kan., is assistant professor manager of Baytown. and Brandon DeBaere, Topeka, as president of the Washburn of psychiatry and behavioral Paige (Pfannenstiel) Woolery, on July 17. She is a registered Student Government Association sciences at the Wichita campus of bba ’07, Baytown, Texas, works nurse at Family Service and 2009-10. the University of Kansas School in the Houston, Texas, office of Guidance Center. of Medicine, where she began the accounting firm KPMG as Elizabeth Sheely, bsn ’07, and wedding a pediatric neuropsychology senior associate in the advisory Josh Reynolds, Lawrence, Kan., service and conducts research on services practice. on July 2. She works at Lawrence Emme Oniki, bba ’10, and cancer survivorship outcomes for Memorial Hospital. Collin Billau, bba ’10, Topeka, children with pediatric cancers anniversaries Jessie Wilson, ba ’02, and on June 12. He owns and operates and women with breast cancer. Charles Hauck, Minneapolis, Business Solutions LLC. Monica Simecka, aas ’08, Rugena Hall, ba ’00, and Jim Kan., on May 22. She is a Topeka, joined M-C Industries as Hall, Topeka, celebrated their territory manager with Ariat a Polo custom products customer 25th wedding anniversary in International of Union City, support associate for the Hessco August. Calif. region.

In the community Four Washburn alumni, all of Topeka, are serving on the Five Washburn alumni, all of Topeka, are serving on the Shawnee County Court Appointed Special Advocates board of LifeHouse Child Advocacy Center: board of directors: Kristen Basso, ba ’94 and ba ’95 Ashley Charest, ba ’99 and mba ’06, secretary Wayne Basso, ba ’93, president Fred Patton, bba ’97 Kevin Kongs, bba ’85 and mba ’04, treasurer Tim Royer, ba ’91, treasurer Janet (Hurtig) Rinehart, bba ’81 Monica Simecka, aas ’08

35 Class Notes Class Notes 36 IN MEMORY master gardener and landscaper. Lawton, Okla., on July 17. He Kan., and principal in Geneseo, 1930s Marilyn (Hesse) Dorrell, ba was an Army Air Corps World Kan. He also operated Rages Bernard Cohen, jd ’37, 95, ’4 8, 83, Topeka, on Sept. 27. War II veteran, worked 31 years Crop Insurance Agency in Lyons. Chattanooga, Tenn., on Oct. 24. She worked for the Menninger for Metropolitan Insurance His wife, Marlane (Woodard) He was an attorney for more than Foundation and Topeka Public Co., served as a deacon at First Rages, ba ’48, survives. 70 years, a member of the Schools and was a charter Presbyterian Church and was William Stillings, ba ’49 and Mizpah Congregation, the member of Christ the King active in the Masons. jd ’50, 87, Topeka, on Nov. 11. Chattanooga and Tennessee Catholic Church. At Washburn, Anne (Snook) Masterson, ba An Army Air Corps veteran of Trial Lawyers Associations and a she served on the Washburn ’4 4 , 87, Midland, Texas, on Sept. World War II and the Korean lifetime member of the Washburn Review and Kaw staffs and 1. She was a Navy air traffic conflict, he practiced law for 32 Alumni Association. was a member of International controller, office manager for years, serving as Atchison County Relations Club, Newman Club Trinity School and a member of attorney, Atchison city attorney 1940s and Alpha Phi sorority. Holy Trinity Episcopal Church. At and a member of the Atchison Willis “Bill” Anton, b b a ’4 8, 83, Wilbur “Lyle” Eberhart, ba Washburn, she was president of the School Board. At Washburn, Topeka, on Sept. 14. He was an ’45, 88, Corvallis, Ore., on Oct. Ichadettes pep club and a member he was a member of the Bar officer in the Navy during World 12. He was a branch library of Delta Gamma sorority. Association and Delta Theta Phi War II, was owner and president chief at the Detroit (Mich.) William Miller, b s ’4 0 , 91, legal fraternity. of Topeka Tent & Awning and Public Library, a public library Medford, Ore., on April 28. An Wendell Thornburg, b s ’4 9 served on many Topeka area consultant in the Wisconsin Army Medical Corps veteran, he and ba ’51, 89, Scottsboro, Ala., boards, including Security Benefit Free Library Commission and had a pediatric practice for more on Feb. 13, 2010. He was an and Stormont-Vail Regional administrator of Wisconsin’s than 30 years, served as president Army World War II veteran and Health Center. He was a lifetime Division of Library Services. At of the joint medical staff at Rogue received the Boy Scouts’ Silver member of the Washburn Washburn, he was named to Valley Medical Center and retired Beaver Award for long service Alumni Association, where he Who’s Who Among Students as a staff physician at the Veterans as a scoutmaster. A biochemist served 1973-74 as president of the in American Universities and Administration Domiciliary in at Procter & Gamble Co., he board of directors. As a student, Colleges, served on the Kaw and White City, Ore. At Washburn, invented the super absorbent he was a member of Phi Delta Washburn Review staffs and he was a member of the golf team cellulose in Pamper diapers. Theta fraternity. His wife, Bette was a member of International and Phi Delta Theta fraternity. Norman Trompeter, b b a ’4 9 , (Lenington) Anton, Relations Club. Keith Nitcher, b a ’4 8, 89, 87, Scottsdale, Ariz., on March ba ’47, survives. Mary Fix, b s ’4 9 , 83, Las Cruces, Lawrence, Kan., on Nov. 6. A 7. A World War veteran of the Joe Baker, b a ’47, 91, San N.M., on Aug. 2. She retired certified public accountant, he Army Signal Corps, he worked 38 Antonio, Texas, on Nov. 13. A as a physicist with the United served as assistant treasurer at years for Armour Foods, retiring Marine World War II veteran, he States civil service. At Washburn, Washburn 1949-51 and was in 1986. At Washburn, he was a coached football, basketball and she was a member of Dolphin director of business and fiscal member of Pi Gamma Mu social track and served as director of Club and Kappa Mu Epsilon affairs at the University of science honorary society. athletics at Turner High School in mathematics honorary society. Kansas and KU Medical Center Mary Jane (Saderstrom) Kansas City, Kan., retiring after John Fleer, b a ’4 4 , 86, Lake campuses 1969-93. Vernon, b a ’4 4 , 88, Lee’s 37 years of service. At Washburn, San Marcos, Calif., on Oct. 2. Lloyd Rages, b a ’4 8, 90, Lyons, Summit, Mo., on Nov. 20. She he was an assistant football coach. A Navy World War II veteran, Kan., on Sept. 12. A World was a homemaker and served as Cornelia DeMoss, b a ’4 2 , 94, he was chief financial officer at War II Coast Guard veteran, he a stenographer for the Kansas Topeka, on Sept. 13. She worked Minnegasco for many years. At had a long career in education, Legislative Council and secretary as a data processor for the Kansas Washburn, he was a member of serving as a principal in several for Capper Publications. At Department of Health and the football, basketball and Topeka schools, assistant to the Washburn, she was a member of Environment’s office of vital track teams. superintendent in Hutchinson, Zeta Tau Alpha sorority. statistics and was a certified Robert Hanefield, b a ’4 9 , 84, Kan., superintendent in Bazine, 37 In Memory Church and was a member of the Hueneme, Calif., on Aug. 15. A John Jacobson, ba ’68, 83, 1950s Washburn Alumni Association. Marine veteran, he had a career Topeka, on Oct. 14. A Navy Francis Beal, bba ’59, 83, As a student, she served as in accounting, was an actor in veteran, he was in sales and many Gladstone, Mo., on Oct. 21. secretary for Sigma Alpha Iota music videos, commercials, plays business ventures, was active in A Navy veteran, he worked at music honorary society and and films and was a member Scottish Rite, Masonic Lodge Thompson Hardware, Wilcox as secretary for Delta Gamma and leader in Soka Gakkai and served as an adviser for the Trailer Sales and Swecker/Knipp sorority. With her husband, Joe International. Topeka DeMolay chapter. and was a member of Topeka Jazz Latas, bs ’52, who survives, she Jerry Baker, bba ’68, 79, Topeka, Kenneth Keller, bba ’62, 93, Workshop and the Washburn was a member of Washburn on Oct. 19. He served in the Topeka, on Sept. 10. A World Alumni Association. As a student, University Foundation’s Kansas National Guard, was War II Army veteran, he was he was a member of Student Lincoln Society. plant and property manager at director of the Kansas Treatment Council and Association of Ermyl (Martin) Lytle, b ed ’58, Ed Marlings, a sporting goods Center for Children and retired Business Students. 97, Shelton, Wash., on Jan. 13, manager at Hypermart, owned as assistant director of Mental John Berklacy, bs ’59, 78, Tulsa, 2010. She was an elementary school and operated Westside Bait and Health and Mental Retardation Okla., on June 18. A Navy teacher and a member of Tackle and was a member of the Services. veteran of the Korean War, he the Presbyterian Church. Washburn Alumni Association. Kenneth Klein, bba ’65, 71, Lake was an electronics engineer and John Montes, ba ’51, 89, Woodrow Boggs, bba ’66, St. Louis, Mo., on Nov. 4. A Navy worked for Western Electric, Maywood, Ill., on Nov. 8. He was 69, St. Peters, Mo., on Oct. veteran, he was executive director Collins Radio and American an Air Force veteran. 7. At Washburn, he served as of the Kansas Bar Association Airlines. At Washburn, he served James Wells, ba ’54 and jd president of Independent Student for 13 years, retired as executive as vice president of Alpha Delta ’63, 78, Topeka, on Sept. 19. Association and was a member of director of the Bar Association fraternity. An Air Force veteran, he served the choir and Washburn Singers. of Metropolitan St. Louis after Kenneth Bronson, ba ’59, 77, 1979-94 as the Topeka Municipal Virginia (Thompson) Griswold, nearly 25 years of service and Topeka, on Oct. 25. A Navy Court judge and 1996-2008 as m ed ’63, 96, Topeka, on Aug. was a member of the Washburn veteran, he served as editor of the District Court Judge Pro Tem for 28. She taught in Topeka at Alumni Association. As a student, Independence (Mo.) Examiner Shawnee County, Kan. He also Grant and Crestview elementary he was editor and sports editor and editor and publisher of the served as president of the Kansas schools, farmed near Marysville, of the Review, Washburn sports Pittsburg (Kan.) Headlight Municipal Judges Association and Kan., and was a lifelong member information director, a cheerleader and Pittsburg Sun. He started was a member of the Supreme of Marysville Christian Church. and a member of Student Union Stauffer Media Systems, served as Court of Judges Judicial Testing. Richard Grose, bba ’62, 72, Activities and College Young senior vice president of Stauffer At Washburn, he was a member Springfield, Mo., on Sept. 4. Republicans. Communications and retired as of Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity He retired from the Missouri Sandra (Zeller) Quick, b ed ’63, chief operating officer for Nixon and Delta Theta Phi legal Housing Development 68, Gilbert, Ariz., on Sept. 1. She Newspapers. He also served fraternity. Commission after 16 years of lived 31 years in Newton, Iowa, as president of Inland Press Lavern Whaley, bba ’51, 80, service as executive director where she taught elementary Association and was a trustee Topeka, on Oct. 3. He was an and 12 years as deputy director school in three school districts. of the William Allen White Air Force Korean War veteran, of operations. At Washburn, she was inducted Foundation. He was inducted retired after 31 years of service as Larry Hughes, bba ’66 and jd into Who’s Who Among Students into the Kansas Newspaper Hall an accountant at Goodyear Tire ’69, 66, Topeka, on Sept. 1. His in American Universities and of Fame in 2003 and honored as a and Rubber Co., and was a charter many business ventures included Colleges, served on the Kaw staff 2004 Washburn Fellow. His wife, commander of American Legion a rock crushing operation and and was a member of Student Edith (MacArthur) Bronson, ba Post 400. At Washburn, he was a a Coors distributorship. At National Education Association ’59, survives. member of the band, ROTC and Washburn, he served as treasurer and Zeta Tau Alpha sorority. Her Marjorie (Harshbarger) Latas, Association of Business Students. of Washburn Student Bar husband, Bill Quick, b ed ’62, ba ’52, 80, Wichita, Kan., on Oct. Association and was a member of survives. 18. She served 28 years as organist 1960s Advocates Club and Phi Alpha Charles Rittenour, ba ’63, 79, of Pilgrim Congregational Joe Babicki, bba ’68, 68, Port Delta legal fraternity. East Hampton, N.Y., on Aug. 10.

37 In Memory In Memory 38 He retired from Chase Bank after Tipler Award for Distinguished Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe 25 years of service. 1970s Service in School Law. Railroad, retiring as the senior legal Kenneth Seck, bba ’66 and jd Dallas Beach, bba ’71, 62, William “Mike” Kennedy, ba assistant, held numerous national ’69, 65, Kansas City, Mo., on Topeka, on Aug. 5. He retired ’70, 62, Wichita, Kan., on July and regional leadership positions March 14. At Washburn, he was from the information technology 28. He retired from Cessna as in the Episcopal Church, was a member of Washburn Student department of Burlington a cost accountant, was a Boy vice chairwoman of the Topeka- Bar Association, Advocates Northern Santa Fe Railroad. Scouts trainer and a lifetime Shawnee County Metropolitan Club and Phi Alpha Delta legal Steven Carter, ba ’75, 61, member of the Washburn Alumni Planning Commission and fraternity. Bethesda, Md., on Sept. 20. He Association. At Washburn, he was president of the Community Patricia (Farnam) Sherwood, was a Navy Reserve Vietnam War a member of Collegiate Young Resource Council. ba ’66, 68, Arkansas City, Kan., veteran and received the Bronze Democrats and Carruth athletic Stephanie (Dow) Culver, b ed on Aug. 17. She served as director Star medal. His career included chairman. ’84, 63, Perry, Kan., on Aug. of the National Cattlewomen’s serving as executive director of the Richard Porter, bs ’70, 66, West 20. She taught elementary and Association. Named the 1989 Minnesota Medical Society, vice Plains, Mo., on April 7. A licensed middle school, coached track Canon City (Colo.) Woman of president of the American Academy social worker, he was director and sponsored yearbook and the Year, she served on a variety of Ophthalmology and chief of the admissions office at the cheerleading in Perry-Lecompton of boards, including Meals executive officer for the American Menninger Foundation in Topeka School District, retiring after on Wheels, St. Thomas More Society of Nuclear Cardiology. and an associate member of the 25 years of service. As a student, Hospital, Main Street USA, As a student, he was a member Alumni Association of the Karl she was a member of Washburn Switchboard and Community of Washburn Players, Shawnee Menninger School of Psychiatry Education Association. Her Music Blossom Festival Board. County Republican Committee and Mental Health Sciences. husband, Bill Culver, George Shimer, bs ’63, 74, Cedar and Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity. Jane (Osterhoudt) Roy, jd ’70, m ed ’85, survives. Park, Texas, on Dec. 1, 2009. He His wife, Catherine (Crice) Carter, 86, Topeka, on Oct. 18. She was Richard George, ba ’86, 51, was a chemist and had worked as ba ’79, survives. the first woman on the Kansas Wichita, Kan., on Sept. 12. He a research associate at E.I. du Pont Carolee (Shoebrook) Forrester, Corporation Commission served in the Navy. de Nemours and Co. b ed ’73, 78, Topeka, on Aug. and served as a trustee of the Willis Musick, jd ’80, 56, Hays, J. Michael Smith, jd ’62, 74, 14. She retired as an elementary Shawnee County District Kan., on Aug. 23. He practiced Arkansas City, Kan., on Sept. 6. school reading teacher at Topeka Court, a Democratic National law in western Kansas for 30 He served as chief judge of the USD 501 after 21 years of service, Committeewoman for Kansas years, including six years as Ellis 19th Judicial District, Cowley was a member and past president and as 2nd District chairwoman County attorney. County, Kan., and supported the of Alpha Delta Kappa sorority and of the . Salvation Army. corresponding secretary of PEO. Her husband, Bill Roy, jd ’70 and 1990s Paul Thomas, ba ’65 and jd ’68, Nancy (Stucker) Jennings- honorary doctorate ’08, survives. Rita Jones, aas ’91, bas ’97 and 66, Marion, Kan., on Aug. 27. Pressley, m ed ’74, 78, Topeka, Bernadine Vandenbos, bs ’77, mba ’00, 57, Topeka, on July An Army Green Beret, he was a on Oct. 10. She was a teacher at 80, Topeka, on Oct. 8. She served 5. She retired as assistant vice District Court judge 1976-81 and Whitson Elementary School, a as adult probation officer with the president of student loans at served as a member of numerous Chapter 1 reading specialist in Shawnee County Department CoreFirst Bank and Trust, where committees of the Wichita, Kansas the Kansas cities of Silver Lake of Corrections and was the first she served for 20 years. and American bar associations. and Delia and was a member woman recipient of the Kansas Donald Madison, as ’93 and At Washburn, he was named to of the American Association of Department of Corrections special bhs ’08, 64, Hoyt, Kan., on Sagamore and Who’s Who Among University Women. grant as an ombudsman at the Sept. 22. A Navy Vietnam War Students in American Universities Frank Johnson, jd ’70, 71, maximum security prison in veteran, he worked for Goodyear and Colleges, was a member of Pi Racine, Wis., on Sept. 27. He Lansing, Kan. Tire and Rubber Co., was a Kappa Delta forensic honor society, served in the Air Force Reserves, physical therapist assistant, a the debate team and vice president was the attorney and director 1980s national traveler for Healthcare of the senior class. of employment relations for the Winifred (Stiles) Crapson, Everywhere and a founding Racine Unified School District aa ’81, 85, Topeka, on Aug. 11. member of Vietnam Veterans and received the 2006 George She worked 46 years for the Against the War. 39 In Memory Chris Williams, aa ’93, 40, member of Friends of the Mulvane Betty (Wright) Leech, attendee M eMORIAL ’43, Leavenworth, Kan., on Aug. 24. Art Museum. 89, Oskaloosa, Kan., on Oct. Gifts: He worked in behavioral health Dorothy (Cresap) Bishop, 78, 4. A graduate of Juilliard School Remembering loved and surgery in Topeka’s Eastern DeKalb, Ill., on Nov. 8. She was an of Music in New York City, she ones through memorial Kansas Health Care System instructor of English and speech taught voice, mentored voice and the Leavenworth Veterans and director of debate at Washburn students and sang at the Oskaloosa or tribute gifts to Administration Medical Center 1956-60 and served 40 years in the First Presbyterian Church. Her Washburn University and was a deacon at First speech department at Northern great-grandfather was Col. John leaves a unique legacy Christian Church. Illinois University, retiring in 2003. Ritchie, who donated the land for in their names while Beryle Elliott, 92, Topeka, on Nov. the Washburn campus. enriching the lives 2000s 7. She was a placement officer at the Richard May, attendee ’34, 97, of students at the E’Anne “Pinky” (Parks) Department of the Army Veterans Topeka, on Oct. 25. He served university. A gift to Frye, ba ’02, 60, Topeka, on Administration Medical Center in more than 35 years with the Topeka Washburn honors Oct. 24. She served in the Iowa Topeka, a member of Washburn’s Asphalt Co. and May, Ransom and individuals in keeping Army National Guard, was a International House and a charter Sheetz Contractors Inc., and was a with your wishes and homemaker and home schooled board member of the Melody lifetime member of the Washburn unites their memory her two sons. Brown Fun Factory. Alumni Association. with the lives of so Loyd Jenkins, 88, Topeka, on Patricia Thompson,78, Boulder, many others. Please visit friends Oct. 3. He owned and operated Colo., on Oct. 27. She taught givetowashburn.org/ Jenkins & Donne Construction English at Washburn 1964-69, was memorialsandtributes Paul Beauchamp, 90, Topeka, Co. and was a representative for community program developer in on Aug. 21. He was a World War the Kaw Valley District Council of Washburn’s Division of Continuing for more information II Navy aviator and received the Carpenters. Memorials may Education 1981-82 and taught on how to create a Silver Star. He had a frame shop and be made to the Washburn American and British literature memorial or tribute gift. gallery, designed sets for the Topeka University Foundation. at the University of Colorado at Civic Theatre and was a longtime Boulder for more than 20 years.

IN MEMORY E llen Carson, 54, Girard, Kan., on Jan. 16

Ellen Carson joined the nursing faculty in 2003 as associate dean and served in that position until 2007. As associate dean, she was very involved in many of the key initiatives that the School of Nursing undertook which includes the inception of the MSN program. Carson was a full-time professor in the School of Nursing and is recognized for her role in the awarding of the Transatlantic Dual Degree grant from the U.S. Department of Education. She was a key figure in the political landscape of professional nursing in the state, having served as president of the Kansas State Nurses Association from 2005 to 2007. Carson received a bachelor of science in nursing degree from Pittsburg State University, a master’s degree from the University of Kansas, a doctorate from the University of Arkansas and was a member of Sigma Theta Tau Nursing Honor Society. She is survived by her husband and two children. A memorial service will be at 3 p.m., April 29 in Washburn Room A, Memorial Union. A tree will be planted on campus in her memory and donations for this memorial may be sent to the School of Nursing.

39 In Memory In Memory 40 Early History of the Washburn Alumni Association by Martha Imparato constitution, amendments and bylaws are recorded in this On June 6, 1885, a group of eight recent graduates (five book, as well as a list of the graduates for each year through women and three men) met at the home of Mary and Helen 1913, with their address changes. Other Alumni Association “Nellie” Sherrill to form the Washburn College Alumni records held by the archives include a commencement Association. attendance record, subsequent constitutions, publications, George Perry, who was selected as the temporary numerous clippings and photographs. president, recognized the constitution committee and A small treasurer’s book for the College Alumnae Club the group adopted what that committee presented. They is one interesting item. Listing members and expenses for elected officers, but postponed the election of the executive 1912-16, this women’s group seems to be separate from committee four days, when many alumni would be on the WCAA and was perhaps a social organization in the campus for commencement activities. Topeka area. At the June 10 meeting in the Rice Hall chapel, the The WCAA published its first alumni directory in Rev. John Morgan, financial agent, spoke about the the Helianthus yearbook ’96, and subsequent directories influence of alumni on the success of the college. The next were published periodically as an issue of the Washburn order of business was passage of a resolution that each College Bulletin, published by the College. The last Bulletin member “endeavor to contribute a certain sum each year directory was published in the 1929, and the next directory for the benefit of Washburn College.” At future meetings, was not published by the Alumni Association until 1965. Association members would vote on how they wanted This hampers research of the many alumni who graduated the fund to be used. The secretary was charged to keep a between those years. During that 35-year time span, record of the address of each member. Thus began a long addresses of alumni likely changed several times, and the tradition of holding the annual meeting in June during Association surely lost track of more than a few graduates. commencement week. Although the financial constraints of the 1930s and the At the next annual meeting, held at President Peter near closure of Washburn may have hampered the growth McVicar’s residence, members of the WCAA welcomed of the WCAA, Washburn reached out especially to the the four members of the class of 1886. They elected officers Kansas alumni during its 75th anniversary celebrations for the year and then voted that their annual funds be used in 1940. President Philip King and other officials made to defray the expenses of some students, to be chosen by trips to alumni groups around the state to include them President McVicar and the Association president. In other in the celebration and also to give presentations about the business, they established that members not planning to continuing financial campaign. attend could receive minutes and vote for president by mail. After the city of Topeka breathed new life into the The thick, handwritten book of minutes housed in College and it became Washburn University, interest in Washburn’s archives is fascinating to read, although some reorganizing the alumni grew. In 1948, a new constitution of the handwriting is difficult to decipher. The first was adopted, and Cecil Peterson, ba ’34, was unanimously

41 Washburn Alumni Association Washburn Alumni Association 42 elected president, succeeding Ward Martin, jd ’33. The new constitution officially changed the Association’s name to Washburn Alumni Association and changed some of its functions. An alumni fund was created, and plans were made to present awards to distinguished graduates during commencement week. The first Distinguished Service Awards were given to four alumni in 1949. Also in 1949, the board of directors officially adopted an alumni seal. As reported in the April 1949 Washburn University Bulletin, the seal “shows Mr. Ichabod spanning two hemispheres, to indicate that we have alumni around the world. The date, 1885, was when the first official Alumni Association was created.”

Early members of the Association were recent graduates of Clarence D. Greeley, ba 1883

Washburn. The first slate of officers and alumni who attended the

first meeting were:

Heman Bull, bs 1884, Missouri, treasurer

Clarence Greeley, ba 1883, New York

Cora Kirby, bs 1882, Burlingame, Kan., constitution co-author

Stella Kirby, bs 1884, Burlingame, Kan., secretary

Arthur McCabe, ba 1885, Topeka, executive committee

Mattie McCullough, bl 1883, Eureka, Kan.

Redick Moore, bs 1884, Auburn, Kan., constitution co-author

Grace Parker, bl 1884, Manhattan, Kan., executive committee Cora Kirby, bs 1882

and constitution co-author

George Perry, ba 1883, Manhattan, Kan., president

Helen “Nellie” Sherrill, bl 1883, Topeka, executive committee

Mary Sherrill, bl 1882, Topeka, vice president

(In the 1880s, Washburn offered bachelor of letters degrees, in

addition to bachelor of arts and bachelor of science degrees.)

Mary Sherrill, bl 1882 41 Washburn Alumni Association Washburn Alumni Association 42 WASHBURN ALUMNI ASSOCIATION: BRINGING ALUMNI TOGETHER

F rOM the Washburn Alumni Association director The mission of the Washburn Alumni Association has remained constant for 125 years. Organized in 1885, the Association is charged with the task of advancing the mutual interests of the alumni and the university. To achieve this goal, the two top priorities of the Association are: • To maintain contact with alumni after graduation and keep them informed about Washburn and their fellow classmates. • Organizing events to promote fellowship among alumni and which strengthen relationships between alumni and the Washburn community. As we look back on 2010, we are proud to report continued regular contact with alumni. Our office mailed nearly 200,000 pieces of mail to alumni and friends throughout the year. The Ichabod magazine, sent three times a year to all alumni, is our Susie Hoffmann most significant form of communication. E-mail, the Internet and social networking allow alumni and friends easy ways to stay in touch with each other and the Alumni Association through Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn. Your Alumni Association hosted more than 50 events in 2010 to keep nearly 39,000 Ichabod alumni connected with one another and with Washburn. Events included reunions, monthly mixers, tailgate parties, luncheons, receptions, recognition of outstanding alumni, a 5K scholarship fun run and group travel around the world. We are delighted that enthusiastic alumni in Kansas City, Mo., Wichita, Kan., Denver, Colo., and Washington, D.C., organized Ichabod Clubs to unite alumni in their geographic regions. And we are deeply grateful to the members of our board of directors for their interest, concern and dedicated service. Alumni support is important and vital to the continued success of the Alumni Association and the university. Dues-paid memberships make it possible for us to fulfill our mission and goals, sustain existing programs and implement new ideas. Thank you to the Washburn alumni and friends who support the Alumni Association by being dues-paid members. The list of members on the following pages is intended to recognize them for their support. If your name isn’t on the list, and you would like to support the Alumni Association, join today online at Washburn.edu/ alumni, or fill out the membership envelope included in this magazine.

43 Washburn Alumni Association Washburn Alumni Association 44 duesaid -p members of the alumni association as of feb. 7, 2011 David Aadalen, Topeka, Kan. Sandy Baker-Adams, Topeka, Kan. Candace Bevan, Wichita, Kan. Kay Bradford, Topeka, Kan. Sarah Cain, Gardner, Kan. Charlotte Adair, Topeka, Kan. Lana Baker-White, Hastings, Iowa Bernie Bianchino, Overland Park, Kan. William Bradford, Topeka, Kan. Loretta Caleb, Topeka, Kan. Blue Adame, Topeka, Kan. Barbara Baldwin, Sherman Oaks, Calif. Marilyn Bianchino, Overland Park, Kan. Jeanette Branam, Topeka, Kan. Brian Calhoon, Topeka, Kan. Carolyn Adams, Topeka, Kan. Jennifer Baldwin, Baldwin City, Kan. Ashley Bickford, Topeka, Kan. Mike Branam, Topeka, Kan. Stacey Calhoon, Topeka, Kan. WASHBURN ALUMNI ASSOCIATION: Donna Adams, Lawrence, Kan. Jean Balint, Aurora, Colo. Paul Bicknell, Topeka, Kan. Liz Brandt, Lawrence, Kan. Rod Calhoun, Hutchinson, Kan. Jack Adams, Gladstone, Mo. Candice Ballard, Overland Park, Kan. Lou Biegeleisen, Fairfield, Iowa Lillian Brauner, Green Valley, Ariz. Lori Callahan, Manly, Australia John Adams, Topeka, Kan. Carol Ballentine, Topeka, Kan. Stephanie Bieker, Overland Park, Kan. Curtis Breeding, Bloomington, Minn. Greg Camblin, Poquoson, Va. Keith Adams, Topeka, Kan. Jerry Banaka, Manhattan, Kan. Greg Bien, Lawrence, Kan. Chuck Brehm, Topeka, Kan. Bev Campbell, Louisville, Colo. Keith Adams, Bedford, Texas Mary Bannwarth, Independence, Kan. Marlene Bien, Lawrence, Kan. Jane Brehm, Topeka, Kan. John Campbell, Topeka, Kan. Gary Adkins, Wakarusa, Kan. George Barbee, Topeka, Kan. Lori Biesenthal, Wheaton, Kan. David Breiner, Ashburn, Va. Teri Campbell, Tempe, Ariz. Mary Adkins, Wakarusa, Kan. Jean Barbee, Topeka, Kan. Ryan Biladeau, Nashua, N.H. Jessica Bremer, Topeka, Kan. Eileen Canfield, Topeka, Kan. Ann Adrian, Newton, Kan. Jess Barber, Topeka, Kan. Collin Billau, Topeka, Kan. Greg Brenneman, Spring, Texas Jordan Canfield, Topeka, Kan. Tom Adrian, Newton, Kan. Betty Barker, Wakarusa, Kan. Emme Billau, Topeka, Kan. Ronda Brenneman, Spring, Texas Linda Canfield, Carmichael, Calif. BRINGING ALUMNI Nancy Aguirre-Feinglass, Scottsdale, Ariz. Bill Barker, Topeka, Kan. Alicia Billinger, Great Bend, Kan. Ellen Brentine, Topeka, Kan. John Carey, Wakarusa, Kan. Carolyn Ahrens, Topeka, Kan. Dee Barker, Topeka, Kan. Janice Bingham, Topeka, Kan. Carolyn Brentlinger, Topeka, Kan. Margaret Carkhuff, Topeka, Kan. Martin Ahrens, Topeka, Kan. Joan Barker, Topeka, Kan. Jerry Bingham, Topeka, Kan. Don Brentlinger, Topeka, Kan. Tim Carkhuff, Topeka, Kan. Ed Alberg, Topeka, Kan. Rick Barker, Wakarusa, Kan. Brooke Bird, Rossville, Kan. Jack Brier, Topeka, Kan. Barbara Carlson, Greenwood Village, Colo. Hank Alberg, Shawnee Mission, Kan. Barb Barnard, Topeka, Kan. Sean Bird, Rossville, Kan. Joanne Brier, Topeka, Kan. Barbara Carlson, Topeka, Kan. Joyce Alberg, Topeka, Kan. Georganne Barnes, Colorado Springs, Heather Birkbeck, Topeka, Kan. Bonnie Brigham, Shelby Township, Mich. Duane Carlson, Valley Center, Kan. Larry Albright, Topeka, Kan. Colo. Pat Birkbeck, Topeka, Kan. Anna Brinkman, Olathe, Kan. Harold Carlson, New Port Richey, Fla. TOGETHER Bob Alderson, Topeka, Kan. Hayley Barnes, Ozawkie, Kan. Glenn Birzer, Hutchinson, Kan. Paul Brittain, Hillsboro, Mo. Kathryn Carlson, New Port Richey, Fla. Helen Aldridge, Azusa, Calif. Jayme Barnes, Ozawkie, Kan. Dee Bisel, Lawrence, Kan. Bob Britting, Saint Cloud, Fla. Larry Carlson, Topeka, Kan. Don Alexander, Kansas City, Kan. Jerry Barnes, Colorado Springs, Colo. Angela Bittner, Topeka, Kan. Erin Broadbent, Topeka, Kan. Jacqueline Carnes, Topeka, Kan. Edwin Aley, Topeka, Kan. Ann Barnett, Stilwell, Kan. Kevin Bittner, Topeka, Kan. Kyle Brock, Waukee, Iowa Sherry Carney, Stockton, Calif. Ella Aley, Wichita, Kan. Bob Barnett, Topeka, Kan. Dorothy Bizet, Tallahassee, Fla. Nancy Brock, Topeka, Kan. Dave Carpenter, Topeka, Kan. Rizki Aljupri, Topeka, Kan. Deidre Barnett, Topeka, Kan. Fern Black, Centennial, Colo. Vonda Brock, Waukee, Iowa Jane Carpenter, Topeka, Kan. Adrian Allen, Topeka, Kan. Jim Barnett, Overland Park, Kan. Ann Blackbird, Lawrence, Kan. Bud Bromich, Topeka, Kan. Larry Carr, Topeka, Kan. Barbara Allen, Garden City, Kan. John Barnett, Hull, Ga. Russell Blackbird, Lawrence, Kan. Judy Bromich, Topeka, Kan. Leslie Carr, Topeka, Kan. Chuck Allen, Garden City, Kan. Kim Barnett, Topeka, Kan. Bobby Blackburn, Topeka, Kan. Edith Bronson, Topeka, Kan. Marilyn Carr, Topeka, Kan. David Allen, Circleville, Kan. Pam Barnett, Hull, Ga. Carol Blackburn, Topeka, Kan. Phil Bronson, Indian Harbour Beach, Fla. Nicolas Carr, Topeka, Kan. Evelyn Allen, Circleville, Kan. Faron Barr, Topeka, Kan. Jim Blackburn, Topeka, Kan. Julie Brooks, Walnut, Calif. Shelly Carr, Topeka, Kan. Kirsten Allen, Andover, Kan. Grace Barr, Topeka, Kan. Linda Blackburn, Hutchinson, Kan. Matt Brooks, Topeka, Kan. Nikki Carrasco, Sahuarita, Ariz. Laura Allen, Topeka, Kan. Bruce Barrett, Kansas City, Mo. Brenda Blackman, Topeka, Kan. Nancy Brooks, Topeka, Kan. Lana Carr-Metzger, Blue Springs, Mo. Lou Allen, Topeka, Kan. Jenni Barricklow, Topeka, Kan. Loraine Blackwood, Wichita Falls, Texas Eileen Brouddus, Topeka, Kan. Nancy Carroll, Colorado Springs, Colo. Michael Allen, Topeka, Kan. Carol Barry, Leawood, Kan. Cameron Blain, Olathe, Kan. Moira Brouddus, Topeka, Kan. Sam Carroll, Colorado Springs, Colo. Norma Allen, Topeka, Kan. Daniel Barry, Leawood, Kan. Ben Blair, Topeka, Kan. Andy Brown, Lawrence, Kan. Connie Carson, Topeka, Kan. Ann Allison, Osage City, Kan. Dick Barta, Topeka, Kan. Merle Blair, Topeka, Kan. Brenda Brown, Carbondale, Kan. Richard Carter, Topeka, Kan. Dick Allison, Osage City, Kan. Marcia Barta, Topeka, Kan. Tricia Blankenship, Wichita, Kan. Harley Brown, Northglenn, Colo. Rita Carter, Topeka, Kan. Michelle Alvarez, Topeka, Kan. Leslee Bartell, Topeka, Kan. Bill Blass, Lexington, Mo. Jackie Brown, Topeka, Kan. Greg Cartwright, Paola, Kan. Barbara Anderson, Topeka, Kan. Wendell Bartels, Topeka, Kan. Sheri Blass, Lexington, Mo. James Brown, Winfield, Kan. Don Carver, Vassar, Kan. Buck Anderson, Topeka, Kan. Karan Bartlett, Carson City, Nev. Alison Blevins, Prairie Village, Kan. Jim Brown, Topeka, Kan. Jeanne Cassel, Waverly, Neb. Dale Anderson, Topeka, Kan. Lynn Bartlett, Tulsa, Okla. Don Bliss, Topeka, Kan. Randy Brown, Wichita, Kan. Cary Catchpole, Topeka, Kan. Ev Anderson, Topeka, Kan. Mike Bartlett, Carson City, Nev. Gary Bliss, Topeka, Kan. Sandy Brown, Topeka, Kan. Annette Cavanaugh, Topeka, Kan. Jerry Anderson, Topeka, Kan. Martha Bartlett Piland, Auburn, Kan. Jennifer Bliss, Topeka, Kan. Sue Brown, Olathe, Kan. Steve Cavanaugh, Topeka, Kan. Jim Anderson, Diamond, Mo. Michael Bascom, Topeka, Kan. Paula Bliss, Topeka, Kan. Thomas Brown, Valley Falls, Kan. Claudia Cerrone, Topeka, Kan. Juanita Anderson, Topeka, Kan. Aleah Bass, Topeka, Kan. Teresa Bliss, Topeka, Kan. Katy Browne, Topeka, Kan. Caryl Chacey, Derby, Kan. Laura Anderson, Meriden, Kan. Jan Bass, Palm Bch Gdns, Fla. Tom Bliss, Overland Park, Kan. Cassie Brownell, Holton, Kan. David Chacey, Lompoc, Calif. Linda Anderson, Topeka, Kan. Judy Bates, Scottsdale, Ariz. Otis Blocher, Ellsinore, Mo. Dave Broxterman, Las Vegas, Nev. Dick Chaffin, Wichita, Kan. Maurice Anderson, Cherry Hill, N.J. Larrie Bates, Scottsdale, Ariz. J. D. Bloomar, Topeka, Kan. Leighton Broxterman, Topeka, Kan. Wilma Chaffin, Wichita, Kan. Nancy Anderson, Grand Rapids, Mich. Mark Bauer, Burdett, Kan. April Bloxsom-Gomez, Topeka, Kan. Peg Broxterman, Topeka, Kan. Ginger Chang, Wakarusa, Kan. Richard Anderson, Meriden, Kan. Marley Baum, Topeka, Kan. Cathy Bluthardt, Burlingame, Kan. Peggy Broxterman, Las Vegas, Nev. Betty Chapman, Litchfield Park, Ariz. T.C. Anderson, Topeka, Kan. Steve Baum, Topeka, Kan. Doug Bluthardt, Burlingame, Kan. Kara Bruning, Sabetha, Kan. Bud Chapman, Litchfield Park, Ariz. Tracey Anderson, Kansas City, Mo. John Bausch, Holton, Kan. Pat Bluthardt, Lantana, Texas Pam Bruns-Works, Topeka, Kan. Kenneth Chapman, Chapin, S.C. Trella Anderson, Topeka, Kan. Gary Bayens, Topeka, Kan. Paul Boatwright, Topeka, Kan. Reta Brunton, Topeka, Kan. Pat Chappell, Topeka, Kan. Dena Anson, Topeka, Kan. Joan Bayens, Topeka, Kan. Shirley Boatwright, Topeka, Kan. Kristin Brust, Topeka, Kan. Eileen Charbo, Santa Fe, N.M. Steve Anson, Topeka, Kan. Robert Beal, Topeka, Kan. Don Bobo, Scottsdale, Ariz. Allen Bryan, Louisville, Ky. Ashley Charest, Topeka, Kan. Bette Anton, Topeka, Kan. Betty Beal-Heitzmann, Burnsville, Minn. Kayla Boeckman, Topeka, Kan. Grover Bryan, Liberal, Kan. Emily Charles, Hiawatha, Kan. Larry Apel, Cary, N.C. Charles Beall, Topeka, Kan. Marilyn Boeding, Seneca, Kan. Jared Bryant, Topeka, Kan. Kevin Charlwood, Topeka, Kan. Chuck Apt, Iola, Kan. Vi Beall, Topeka, Kan. Heather Bohaty, Derby, Kan. Bill Buche, San Angelo, Texas Zhen Chen, Topeka, Kan. Mary Apt, Iola, Kan. Charlotte Beck, Ojo Caliente, N.M. Dennis Bohm, Washington, D.C. Randine Buche, San Angelo, Texas Gertrude Cherry, San Anselmo, Calif. Griff Argo, Topeka, Kan. Brian Becker, La Canada Flintridge, Calif. Brandi Boler, Round Rock, Texas Paula Buchele, Seminole, Fla. Peter Chesney, Boise, Idaho Bob Armstrong, Colorado Springs, Colo. Kent Becker, New York, N.Y. Ann Boncella, Lawrence, Kan. Doris Buckner, Topeka, Kan. Claire Chesnut, Wichita, Kan. Chris Armstrong, Lawrence, Kan. Merrill Befort, Topeka, Kan. Jami Bond, Gardner, Kan. Jan Bueker, Topeka, Kan. Robert Chesnut, Wichita, Kan. Dorothy Armstrong, Lawrence, Kan. Bernice Bell, Parker, Colo. Josh Bond, Gardner, Kan. Emmett Bufford, Topeka, Kan. Tony Chiaverini, Leawood, Kan. Jan Armstrong, Colorado Springs, Colo. Kathleen Bell, Texarkana, Ark. Larry Bond, Hoyt, Kan. Ruth Bufford, Topeka, Kan. Ann Chilcott, Huddleston, Va. Christina Arnold, Lawrence, Kan. Katy Bell, Ridgecrest, Calif. Laura Bond, Hoyt, Kan. Woody Bulkley, Topeka, Kan. Melodie Christal, Lawrence, Kan. Ann Marie Arp, Topeka, Kan. Matt Benaka, Topeka, Kan. Bob Boner, Albuquerque, N.M. Jim Bunds, Columbus, Ohio Don Christensen, New York, N.Y. Katharine Arroyo, Mayetta, Kan. Donna Bender, Halstead, Kan. Amy Bones, Gardner, Kan. Bill Bunten, Topeka, Kan. Bernard Christian, Overland Park, Kan. Ernestine Artese, Kansas City, Mo. Jack Bender, Halstead, Kan. Gwynne Bonifield, Wichita, Kan. Betty Buonasera, Kingwood, Texas Craig Christie, Leawood, Kan. Narra Asher-Phillips, Walnut Creek, Calif. Bill Benedict, Edmond, Okla. Linda Bonnel, Albuquerque, N.M. Mike Burbach, Overland Park, Kan. Janet Christie, Leawood, Kan. George Ashworth, Wrightwood, Calif. Liz Benedict, Edmond, Okla. Tom Bonnel, Albuquerque, N.M. Gail Burbank, Lisbon Falls, Maine Diana Christman, Topeka, Kan. Jeanne Atha, Topeka, Kan. Sally Benfer, Topeka, Kan. A. L. Bontrager, Leawood, Kan. Donna Burgard, Riverside, Calif. Don Christman, Topeka, Kan. Steve Atha, Topeka, Kan. Martha Benignus, Topeka, Kan. Debbie Bontrager, Leawood, Kan. George E. Burket, Kingman, Kan. Teresa Chui, Topeka, Kan. Pat Augustine, Denver, Colo. Chuck Bennett, Springfield, Va. Caleb Boone, Hays, Kan. Dave Burlew, Lees Summit, Mo. Barbara Clark, Meriden, Kan. Nicholas Avey, Lawrence, Kan. Jerry Benning, Topeka, Kan. Bruce Borders, Independence, Kan. Diana Burns, Topeka, Kan. Donna Clark, Topeka, Kan. Barbara Axton, Venice, Fla. Richard Bennon, Taylors, S.C. Jesse Borjon, Topeka, Kan. Jim Burns, Overland Park, Kan. Norma Clark, Topeka, Kan. Charlie Axton, Venice, Fla. Carol Benoit, Topeka, Kan. Stacie Borjon, Topeka, Kan. John Burns, Topeka, Kan. Norman Clark, Meriden, Kan. Carol Ayers, Westfield, Ind. Harold Benoit, Topeka, Kan. Patti Bossert, Topeka, Kan. Rhonda Burns, Mayetta, Kan. Peggy Clark, Lyndon, Kan. Terry Babb, Palm Harbor, Fla. Carlene Benson, Shawnee, Kan. Tami Boten, Topeka, Kan. Steven Burrell, Topeka, Kan. Robin Clark, New Berlin, Wis. Bob Bachtell, Rio Rancho, N.M. Lee Benson, Wakarusa, Kan. Frances Boudreau, Topeka, Kan. Marvin Burris, Topeka, Kan. Wes Clark, Holton, Kan. Janice Bacon, Kansas City, Mo. Josh Benteman, Topeka, Kan. Louis Bourdeau, Topeka, Kan. Susan Burris, Topeka, Kan. Brandi Clarke, Wichita, Kan. Walt Badke, Mansfield, Texas Michael Benton, Weatherford, Texas Bob Bourdette, Winfield, Kan. Noah Burton, Fort Worth, Texas Brian Clarke, Wichita, Kan. LeAnne Baehni-Schultz, Topeka, Kan. Joe Berberick, Boise, Idaho Jon Boursaw, Topeka, Kan. Virjean Burton, Kansas City, Mo. Gary Clarke, Topeka, Kan. Larry Baer, Topeka, Kan. Jeanne Berg, Topeka, Kan. Lyman Boursaw, Topeka, Kan. Lila Bush, Rochester, N.Y. James Clarke, Kansas City, Mo. Vicki Baer, Topeka, Kan. Billie Jean Bergmann, Topeka, Kan. Rachel Bouton, Topeka, Kan. Barb Bushacher, Denver, Colo. Ron Clarkson, North Little Rock, Ark. Lowell Bahner, Edgewater, Md.. Fredrick Bergmann, Peoria, Ariz. Jan Bowen, Frostproof, Fla. Alyssa Buxman, Topeka, Kan. Randy Clayton, Topeka, Kan. Ron Bahre, Topeka, Kan. Paul Berkley, Sun Lakes, Ariz. Mary Jane Bowen, Lawrence, Kan. Amy Bybee, Chicago, Ill. Ben Cleeves, Topeka, Kan. Lynn Bailey, Topeka, Kan. Cheri Bernard, Topeka, Kan. Rod Bowen, Lawrence, Kan. Tiffany Byrd, Leawood, Kan. Dennis Clements, Topeka, Kan. Shelly Bailey, Topeka, Kan. Jim Bernard, Topeka, Kan. Vince Bowhay, Hoyt, Kan. Elwin Cabbage, Hutchinson, Kan. Dale Clemmons, Tecumseh, Kan. Greg Bair, Kansas City, Mo. Larry Bernhardt, Overland Park, Kan. Mary Bowie, Topeka, Kan. Margaret Cabbage, Hutchinson, Kan. Kate Clemmons, Tecumseh, Kan. John Baird, Stillwater, Okla. Timothy Berry, Andover, Kan. Bob Boyd, Topeka, Kan. Suzanne Cadoret, Hays, Kan. Dave Clingan, San Antonio, Texas Gary Baker, Topeka, Kan. Jeanne Bertelson, Topeka, Kan. Phyllis Boyer, Omaha, Neb. William Cadoret, Hays, Kan. Virgi Clingan, San Antonio, Texas Jim Baker, Baton Rouge, La. Ken Bertelson, Topeka, Kan. David Boyles, Tecumseh, Kan. Glenda Cafer, Topeka, Kan. Robert Clinkenbeard, Pagosa Springs, Melinda Baker, Linwood, Kan. Michelle Bethel, Topeka, Kan. Toni Boyles, Tecumseh, Kan. Barbara Cailteux-Zevallos, Chesapeake, Colo. Rhys Baker, Clay Center, Kan. Tim Bethel, Topeka, Kan. Jim Braden, Cotter, Ark. Va. Marsha Clovis, Fairfax, Okla. Sean Baker, Clay Center, Kan. Liz Beutler, Topeka, Kan. Margie Braden, Cotter, Ark. Brandon Cain, Gardner, Kan. Ben Coates, Topeka, Kan.

43 Washburn Alumni Association Washburn Alumni Association 44 Ben Coates, Topeka, Kan. Kevin Dalton, Topeka, Kan. Rick Douglas, Topeka, Kan. Tim Etzel, Topeka, Kan. Frank Fritts, Sun City, Ariz. Walter Cobler, Sonoita, Ariz. Marilyn Dalton, Topeka, Kan. Bill Downes, Council Grove, Kan. J.D. Euler, Wathena, Kan. Brenda Fritzson, Topeka, Kan. Jen Cocking, Atchison, Kan. Vernon Dalton, Corona, Calif. Carole Downes, Council Grove, Kan. David Evans, Kansas City, Mo. Dave Fromme, Springfield, Mo. Trey Cocking, Atchison, Kan. Joyce Damron, Mesa, Ariz. Michael Downs, Tecumseh, Kan. Debbie Evans, Topeka, Kan. Hugh Frost, Topeka, Kan. Sharyl Coffey, Topeka, Kan. Bertha Dandridge, Topeka, Kan. Gary Doyle, Topeka, Kan. Lauren Ewald, Topeka, Kan. Larry Frost, Topeka, Kan. Marge Cofran, Topeka, Kan. Celia Daniels, Topeka, Kan. Lucile Doyle, Solomons, Md. Matt Ewald, Topeka, Kan. Sharon Frost, Topeka, Kan. Ros Cofran, Topeka, Kan. Jean Daniels, Topeka, Kan. Monet Drake, Kansas City, Mo. Bob Exon, Topeka, Kan. Sharon Frost, Topeka, Kan. Shel Cohen, Topeka, Kan. Crystalee Danko, Olathe, Kan. Sharrell Drane, Topeka, Kan. Karen Exon, Topeka, Kan. Karl Fruendt, Topeka, Kan. Virginia Cohen, Topeka, Kan. Patrick Danko, Olathe, Kan. Miriam Drews, Topeka, Kan. Onalee Exon, Topeka, Kan. Meredith Fry, Topeka, Kan. Nancy Cole, Topeka, Kan. Randy Darling, Topeka, Kan. Mike Dubenchiek, Cape Coral, Fla. Robert Exon, Topeka, Kan. Carolyn Frye, Topeka, Kan. Scott Colebank, Shawnee Mission, Kan. Terri Darling, Topeka, Kan. Sharon DuBois, Topeka, Kan. Dean Fager, Topeka, Kan. Ray Frye, Topeka, Kan. David Coleman, Topeka, Kan. Paula Darr, Topeka, Kan. Bob Duffens, Topeka, Kan. Maryam Fakhradeen, Topeka, Kan. Kristin Fuller, Las Vegas, Nev. Jayne Coleman, Valley Falls, Kan. Jim Davidson, Prairie Village, Kan. Elaine Duffens, Goleta, Calif. Mel Falck, Topeka, Kan. Peter Fuller, Las Vegas, Nev. Leta Collie, Topeka, Kan. Peggy Davidson, Prairie Village, Kan. Greg Duffens, Topeka, Kan. Millie Falck, Topeka, Kan. Kara Fullmer, Topeka, Kan. Tonya Collins, Holton, Kan. Tom Davidson, New Orleans, La. Jane Duffens, Topeka, Kan. Barbara Fargo, Atchison, Kan. Matthew Fullmer, Topeka, Kan. Rod Colvin, Omaha, Neb. Beth Davis, Kansas City, Mo. Coah Dull, Olathe, Kan. Sarah Farlee, Dodge City, Kan. Ed Fulmer, Topeka, Kan. Kenneth Combes, Waverly, Kan. Bill Davis, Hot Springs Village, Ark. Chariss Duncan, Wichita, Kan. Jerry Farley, Topeka, Kan. Vicki Fulmer, Topeka, Kan. Don Concannon, Hugoton, Kan. Bill Davis, Overland Park, Kan. Mary Duncan, Rancho Santa Fe, Calif. Kay Farley, Topeka, Kan. Neal Fultz, Los Angeles, Calif. Jess Concannon, Kansas City, Kan. Dave Davis, Kansas City, Kan. Ralph Duncan, Wichita, Kan. Susan Farley, Topeka, Kan. Clayton Funk, Kansas City, Mo. Lois Conklin, Topeka, Kan. Eileen Davis, Topeka, Kan. Tuck Duncan, Topeka, Kan. Bradley Farmer, Lawrence, Kan. Kelley Funk, Kansas City, Mo. Paige Conlin, Topeka, Kan. Frank Davis, Topeka, Kan. Bob Dunham, San Angelo, Texas Dana Farmer, Lawrence, Kan. A.J. Furneaux, Springfield, Mo. Brooke Connell, Lenexa, Kan. Jenny Davis, Topeka, Kan. Joyce Dunlap, Topeka, Kan. Dianne Farmer, Russell, Kan. Leah Gabler-Marshall, Topeka, Kan. Kipp Connell, Lenexa, Kan. Linda Davis, Overland Park, Kan. Peg Dunlap, Topeka, Kan. Don Farmer, Loveland, Colo. Willa Jean Gades, Topeka, Kan. Kenneth Connor, Vienna, Va. Lynda Davis, Topeka, Kan. Willie Dunlap, Topeka, Kan. Linette Farmer, Lawrence, Kan. Bill Gahnstrom, Topeka, Kan. Shanley Connor-Cox, Topeka, Kan. Matt Davis, Topeka, Kan. Janice Dunwell, Topeka, Kan. David Farris, Atchison, Kan. Emilie Gahnstrom, Topeka, Kan. Casey Converse, Usaf Academy, Colo. Michael Davis, Leawood, Kan. Robert Dunwell, Topeka, Kan. Iona Faulk, Topeka, Kan. Frank Gaines, Hamilton, Kan. Dorothy Converse, Mobile, Ala. Rich Davis, Leawood, Kan. Jim Durnil, Arp, Texas Michael Faurot, Topeka, Kan. Melvin Gaines, Panama City, Fla. Sherry Converse, Colorado Springs, Colo. Roger Davis, Agoura Hills, Calif. Bob Dyck, Vassar, Kan. Mel Faw, Evansville, Ind. Marie Gaither, Topeka, Kan. Bob Conway, Morgantown, Ind. Scott Davis, Cooper Landing, Alaska David Dyke, Topeka, Kan. Jim Fawcett, Junction City, Kan. Max Gaither, Topeka, Kan. Gary Cook, Denver, Colo. Francine Davis-Gimse, Silverthorne, Colo. Sally Dyke, Topeka, Kan. Virginia Feeley, Topeka, Kan. Frank Galbraith, Wichita, Kan. Mary Jane Cook, Topeka, Kan. Barbara Davison, Topeka, Kan. Taylor Easley, Topeka, Kan. Derek Feeney, Topeka, Kan. Karen Galbraith, Wichita, Kan. Sara Cook, Topeka, Kan. Sharon Davison, Topeka, Kan. Virginia Easton, Manhattan, Kan. Selena Feiden, Topeka, Kan. Dale Gallaway, Topeka, Kan. Scott Cook, Topeka, Kan. Dean Davisson, Laguna Woods, Calif. Carrie Eaton, Topeka, Kan. Dick Feldman, Topeka, Kan. Linda Gallaway, Topeka, Kan. Sheri Cook, Topeka, Kan. Douglas Day, Grants Pass, Ore. Neva Ebeling, Topeka, Kan. Bette Felker, Topeka, Kan. Gilbert Galle, Charlotte, N.C. Shirley Cook, Topeka, Kan. John Dean, Saint Charles, Ill. Twila Eberly, Aurora, Colo. Warner Ferguson, Silver Lake, Kan. Charlotte Galton, Myrtle Beach, S.C. Tom Cook, Topeka, Kan. Georgia Deatrick, Wichita, Kan. Lauren Eckert, Topeka, Kan. Forrest Fernkopf, Topeka, Kan. Mona Gambone, Topeka, Kan. Cindy Cooper, Topeka, Kan. Dave Debenham, Topeka, Kan. Lucius Eckles, Syracuse, N.Y. Dean Ferrell, Topeka, Kan. Dusty Gann, Topeka, Kan. Steve Cooper, Manhattan, Kan. Judith DeBusk, Topeka, Kan. Ilene Ecord, Topeka, Kan. Pam Ferrell, Topeka, Kan. Alyce Gannaway, Topeka, Kan. Peggy Copeland, Houston, Texas Cara Decker, Richland, Wash. Crystal Ecton, Gridley, Kan. Richard Fieger, Topeka, Kan. Bill Gannaway, Topeka, Kan. Chuck Cordt, Lawrence, Kan. John Decker, Wichita, Kan. Diana Edmiston, Wichita, Kan. Jackie Fink, Topeka, Kan. Tina Gannaway, Topeka, Kan. Jamie Corkhill, Topeka, Kan. John Deeter, Topeka, Kan. Harlan Edmonds, Topeka, Kan. Jon Fink, Grantville, Kan. Larry Ganong, Columbia, Mo. Judy Cornelssen, San Diego, Calif. Jason Degenhardt, Topeka, Kan. Marta Edmonds, Great Bend, Kan. Pamela Fink, Grantville, Kan. Alissa Gaps, Topeka, Kan. Louise Corrick, Topeka, Kan. Janet Degginger, Topeka, Kan. Don Edwards, Lubbock, Texas Lori Finney, Topeka, Kan. Donald Gardner, Reno, Nev. Caprice Cortez, Topeka, Kan. Patricia DeLapa, Fayetteville, N.C. Gerry Edwards, Onalaska, Wis. Dotti Fisher, Hoyt, Kan. Jason Gardner, Topeka, Kan. Francie Cortez, Topeka, Kan. Lou Demers, Topeka, Kan. Joel Edwards, Topeka, Kan. Ella Marie Fisher, Key Largo, Fla. Herbert Garrett, Rogers, Ark. Louis Cortez, Topeka, Kan. JA Demonchaux, Topeka, Kan. Lindsay Edwards, Topeka, Kan. Ramon Fisher, Onaga, Kan. Karen Garrison, Paxico, Kan. Nancy Cottril, Topeka, Kan. Dawn Dennis, Topeka, Kan. Lori Edwards, Topeka, Kan. Trey Fisher, Topeka, Kan. Walter Garrison, Media, Pa. Wayne Cottril, Topeka, Kan. Rusty Dennis, Topeka, Kan. Marty Edwards, Topeka, Kan. Gregory Fitch, Montgomery, Ala. Wes Garrison, Paxico, Kan. Brenda Covert, Topeka, Kan. Joe Denson, Emporia, Kan. Dale Eggleston, Dallas, Texas Joe Fitzgerald, Olathe, Kan. Allison Garst, Topeka, Kan. Tom Covert, Topeka, Kan. Carolyn Denton, Plano, Texas John Egner, Overland Park, Kan. Jean Fitzgibbons, Topeka, Kan. Brent Garst, Topeka, Kan. Bud Cowan, Overland Park, Kan. Larry Denzler, Tucson, Ariz. Phil Ehret, Olathe, Kan. Crystal Fitzner, Overland Park, Kan. Amy Garton, Olathe, Kan. Eula Mae Cowell, Topeka, Kan. Paul Derda, Broomfield, Colo. Anne Ehrsam-Holland, FPO, AE Brenda Flanagan, Topeka, Kan. Ryan Garton, Olathe, Kan. Forrest Cowell, Topeka, Kan. Doris Derrington, Topeka, Kan. Elsie Eisenbarth, Topeka, Kan. Tom Flanagan, Topeka, Kan. Don Gascoigne, Overland Park, Kan. Cory Cowger, Topeka, Kan. Bob DesRuisseaux, Topeka, Kan. Eric Eisenbarth, Topeka, Kan. Eadie Flickinger, Topeka, Kan. Ruth Gascoigne, Overland Park, Kan. Arden Cowherd, Topeka, Kan. Julie DesRuisseaux, Topeka, Kan. Melissa Eisenbarth, Topeka, Kan. Bobby Florence, Topeka, Kan. Kyoko Gasper, Topeka, Kan. Diana Cowing, Topeka, Kan. Brandy DeVader, Emmett, Kan. Neil Eisenhart, Shawnee, Kan. Stacy Florence, Topeka, Kan. Ken Gatchell, Mesa, Ariz. Meredith Cox, Topeka, Kan. Marsha Dewey, Topeka, Kan. Eldon Eisenhour, Topeka, Kan. Sheldon Flowers, Sanibel, Fla. Joan Gatewood, Palm Desert, Calif. Roy Cox, Topeka, Kan. Dave Dexter, Topeka, Kan. Nora Eisenhour, Topeka, Kan. Bill Foley, Macon, Ga. Peggy Gatewood, Topeka, Kan. Steve Cox, Topeka, Kan. Sandra Dexter, Topeka, Kan. Junior Elder, Topeka, Kan. Gail Foley, Macon, Ga. Abigail Gatz, Newton, Kan. Lolafaye Coyne, Topeka, Kan. Joanna Deyton, Roswell, Ga. Claudia Elkins, Topeka, Kan. Carol Folks, McLouth, Kan. Kay Gatza, Junction City, Kan. Ike Crabaugh, Arlington, Texas Mary Dibble, Topeka, Kan. Gene Elkins, Topeka, Kan. Dale Foltz, Lincoln, Neb. Gregory Gaul, Topeka, Kan. Leslie Craig, Bradenton, Fla. Alex Dicicco, Topeka, Kan. Arlene Elliott, Topeka, Kan. Daniel Foltz, Perry, Kan. Melinda Gaul, Topeka, Kan. Roy Craig, Saint Louis, Mo. Hal Dick, Hutchinson, Kan. Gary Elliott, Topeka, Kan. Ron Ford, Dunwoody, Ga. Marilyn Gault, Grinnell, Iowa Chris Crary, Centennial, Colo. Kerry Dickerson, Topeka, Kan. Sheri Elliott, Topeka, Kan. Shelley Ford, Dunwoody, Ga. Gina Gawlick, Overland Park, Kan. Chuck Cravens, Tucson, Ariz. Becky Dickinson, Wakarusa, Kan. Kathy Ellis, Topeka, Kan. Rodolfo Forde, Gainesville, Fla. Karen Gehrt, Arlington, Texas Alyssa Crawford, Lindsborg, Kan. Bunny Dickson, Topeka, Kan. Tom Ellis, Topeka, Kan. Dean Forster, Topeka, Kan. Karen Geier, Topeka, Kan. Clem Crawford, Topeka, Kan. Maxine Dickson, Olathe, Kan. Mark Elrod, Estes Park, Colo. Cody Foster, Topeka, Kan. Robin Geil, Topeka, Kan. Rick Crawford, Topeka, Kan. Sally Dietrich, Topeka, Kan. Steve Elsasser, Tucson, Ariz. Jennifer Foster, Topeka, Kan. Shawn Geil, Topeka, Kan. Sylvia Crawford, Topeka, Kan. Warren Dietrich, Topeka, Kan. Darlene Elwood, Topeka, Kan. Jim Foster, Topeka, Kan. Dick Geis, Topeka, Kan. Victoria Crawford, Topeka, Kan. Amanda Diggs, Wichita, Kan. Phil Elwood, Topeka, Kan. Kay Foster, Topeka, Kan. Gina Geis, Topeka, Kan. Coye Crenshaw-Kleve, Topeka, Kan. Sandy Dimmitt-Carroll, Bristow, Okla. Carol Emert, Topeka, Kan. Ralph Foster, Vero Beach, Fla. Betty Geiser, Topeka, Kan. Charles Crevoiserat, Topeka, Kan. Matt Dinkel, Topeka, Kan. Armond Enclarde, Lawrence, Kan. Jeri Fowler, Shawnee, Kan. Jack Gentry, O Fallon, Ill. Joe Crimmins, Sun Lakes, Ariz. Sara Ditch, Topeka, Kan. Hilda Enewold, Topeka, Kan. Barbara Frame, Vineland, N.J. Mimi Gentry, O Fallon, Ill. Sandy Crimmins, Sun Lakes, Ariz. Marti Dittman, Topeka, Kan. Rick Enewold, Topeka, Kan. Keegan Francis, Topeka, Kan. Pat Geoffroy, South Bend, Ind. Don Critchfield, Bradenton, Fla. Michael Dixon, Topeka, Kan. Charles Engel, Topeka, Kan. Terry Francis, Topeka, Kan. Carl Georgeson, Gillette, N.J. Bob Crook, Wichita, Kan. Wanda Dixon, Topeka, Kan. Chuck Engel, Topeka, Kan. Trudy Francis, Topeka, Kan. Robert Gerant, Topeka, Kan. Rob Crooker, Danville, Calif. Beverly Dockhorn, Prairie Village, Kan. Patricia Engel, Topeka, Kan. Chris Frank, Rose Hill, Kan. Sam Gerber, Garden City, Kan. Warren Crosby, Nichols Hills, Okla. Bob Dockhorn, Prairie Village, Kan. Michael Engelken, Topeka, Kan. Jane Frank, Topeka, Kan. Tracey Geren, Topeka, Kan. Mike Crouch, Norwalk, Conn. Pam Doctor, Richland, Wash. Evangeline Englert, La Mesa, Calif. Anna Frantz, Topeka, Kan. Elizabeth Gerhardt, Overland Park, Kan. Pamela Crume, Leavenworth, Kan. Gene Dodd, Saint Francis, Kan. Betty English, Tempe, Ariz. Dean Franzen, Topeka, Kan. Butch Gerlach, Topeka, Kan. James Cuevas, Topeka, Kan. Lee Dodson, Topeka, Kan. Jack English, Grosse Pointe Farms, Mich. Mary Franzen, Topeka, Kan. Paula Gerlach, Topeka, Kan. David Cullen, Topeka, Kan. Karen Doel, Lenexa, Kan. Louise English, Richmond, Va. Madelyn Franzke, Topeka, Kan. Lisa Germonprez, Leavenworth, Kan. Jean Culp, Cerritos, Calif. Katherine Doel, Lenexa, Kan. Libby Ensley, Topeka, Kan. Nancy Franzke, Little Rock, Ark. Karen Gerstenkorn, Topeka, Kan. Doug Cummings, Highland Park, Ill. Keith Doel, Lenexa, Kan. Rita Ensley, Topeka, Kan. John Frazier, Wills Point, Texas Ray Gerstenkorn, Topeka, Kan. Robb Cummings, Topeka, Kan. Bob Dole, Washington, D.C. Elmer Epler, Colorado Springs, Colo. Kathy Fredette, Moorhead, Minn. Dean Gettler, Fort Scott, Kan. Candy Cunningham, Lyndon, Kan. Molly Dolman, Topeka, Kan. Hadley Ernst, Lenexa, Kan. AJ Freeberg, Indianola, Iowa Marlene Gettler, Fort Scott, Kan. Caroline Cunningham, Topeka, Kan. T.J. Domann, Topeka, Kan. Patricia Esau, Topeka, Kan. Erin Freeberg, Indianola, Iowa Gregg Gibb, Frisco, Texas Casey Cunningham, Topeka, Kan. Kent Domsch, Pratt, Kan. Phil Esau, Topeka, Kan. Al Freed, Topeka, Kan. Elida Gibbons, Topeka, Kan. T. J. Cunningham, Lyndon, Kan. Michelle Domsch, Pratt, Kan. Elaine Escalante, Wichita, Kan. Betty Frick, Topeka, Kan. Naomi Gibeson, Topeka, Kan. Barb Currier, Dallas, Texas Alicia Donnelly, Topeka, Kan. Dennis Eskie, Leawood, Kan. Don Frick, Topeka, Kan. Shawn Gideon, Paxico, Kan. Bob Currier, Dallas, Texas Patrick Donnelly, Topeka, Kan. Emma Espinoza, Saint Louis, Mo. Dan Frickey, League City, Texas Joe Gigous, Topeka, Kan. Clay Curtin, Manhattan Beach, Calif. Jack Donovan, Rossville, Kan. Bill Estes, Austin, Texas Ken Frickey, Chanute, Kan. Mary Sue Gilkeson, Lawrence, Kan. Rosemary Cutrer, Topeka, Kan. Ruth Donovan, Rossville, Kan. Linda Estes, Austin, Texas Julie Friedstrom, Topeka, Kan. Elaine Gill, Topeka, Kan. Larry Daeschner, Kansas City, Mo. Steven Dorssom, Shawnee, Kan. Carole Etzel, Topeka, Kan. Rick Friedstrom, Topeka, Kan. Larry Gill, Topeka, Kan. Jeanine Dahlquist, Santa Rosa, Calif. Annelise Doty, Berryton, Kan. James Etzel, Manassas, Va. Barbara Friend, Kansas City, Mo. David Gilliland, Topeka, Kan. Sarah Dahlstrom, Topeka, Kan. Russell Doty, Berryton, Kan. Paul Etzel, La Mesa, Calif. Alan Fries, Topeka, Kan. Jan Gilliland, Auburn, Kan. Carolyn Dale, Topeka, Kan. Duke Dougan, Topeka, Kan. Phil Etzel, Wailuku, Hawaii Kathy Fries, Topeka, Kan. Judith Gilliland, Topeka, Kan. Galen Dale, Topeka, Kan. Ginger Dougan, Topeka, Kan. Rita Etzel, La Mesa, Calif. Bernie Frigon, Scottsdale, Ariz. Ryan Gilliland, Topeka, Kan.

45 Washburn Alumni Association David Gillispie, Topeka, Kan. Eltrude Hall, Sublette, Kan. Peter Herdic, Lynnwood, Wash. Cindy Hornberger, Lawrence, Kan. Leonard Johnson, Topeka, Kan. Liz Gilman, Topeka, Kan. Estella Hall, Rockaway Beach, Mo. Kevin Herdman, Vassar, Kan. Steve Hornberger, Lawrence, Kan. Lillian Johnson, Bella Vista, Ark. Patti Gilman, Wichita, Kan. Isabelle Hall, Diamond Bar, Calif. Melissa Herdman, Vassar, Kan. Thelma Horsfield, Bellevue, Wash. Lynn Johnson, Mission Hills, Kan. Tom Gilman, Wichita, Kan. Jim Hall, Topeka, Kan. Jade Hernandez, Walnut Creek, Calif. Don Horttor, Topeka, Kan. Mary Johnson, Topeka, Kan. John Gilmore, Denver, Colo. Judy Hall, Leawood, Kan. Bette Herndon, Jackson, Mich. Lonnie Hossfeld, Derby, Kan. Niki Johnson, Olathe, Kan. Shirley Gilmore, Denver, Colo. Rugena Hall, Topeka, Kan. Kari Herr, Topeka, Kan. Mary Hotchkiss, Antioch, Calif. Peggy Johnson, Eastborough, Kan. Jessica Ginder, Topeka, Kan. Bob Halladay, Washington, D.C. Phil Herr, Topeka, Kan. Mary Hougland, Topeka, Kan. Robyn Johnson, Bendena, Kan. Liz Ginder, Topeka, Kan. John Halladay, Lawrence, Kan. Martha Herrick, Topeka, Kan. Connie Houser, Topeka, Kan. Stephanie Johnson, Topeka, Kan. Rob Ginder, Topeka, Kan. Shirley Halladay, Lawrence, Kan. Becky Herron, Topeka, Kan. David Houser, Topeka, Kan. Steve Johnson, Topeka, Kan. T.J. Ginthner, Issaquah, Wash. Kerri Haller, Alma, Kan. Lance Herschell, Topeka, Kan. Ruth Houser, Topeka, Kan. Susan Johnson, Clay Center, Kan. Earl Glase, Topeka, Kan. Mary Haller, Topeka, Kan. Cody Hess, Topeka, Kan. Seely Houston, Savannah, Mo. Vickie Johnson, Leavenworth, Kan. Tamara Glase, Topeka, Kan. Harold Halvorsen, Lakewood, N.J. Anne Hesse, Topeka, Kan. Gloria Hovorka, Niceville, Fla. William Johnson, Albuquerque, N.M. Art Glassman, Topeka, Kan. Albert Hamilton, Dearborn, Mich. Lucy Hesse, Topeka, Kan. Erinn Howard, Topeka, Kan. Bob Johnston, Topeka, Kan. Oren Glatt, Abilene, Kan. Jan Hamilton, Topeka, Kan. Scott Hesse, Topeka, Kan. Dave Howarter, Topeka, Kan. Jan Johnston, Topeka, Kan. Brenda Glaze, Topeka, Kan. Joyce Hamilton, Dearborn, Mich. Judy Hewitt, Shawnee, Kan. Chris Howe, Topeka, Kan. Linda Johnston, Topeka, Kan. Ray Glaze, Topeka, Kan. Kevin Hamilton, Benton, Ill. Jan Hexdall, Hendersonville, N.C. Jay Howe, Tucson, Ariz. Mike Johnston, Topeka, Kan. Lois Glazier, Mystic, Conn. Louise Hamilton, Topeka, Kan. Roger Hiatt, Kansas City, Mo. Janice Hoytal, Topeka, Kan. Rhonda Johnston, Ottawa, Kan. Terra Glendening, Topeka, Kan. Chris Hamm, Topeka, Kan. Kelsee Hickey, Topeka, Kan. Joe Hoytal, Topeka, Kan. Ruth Johnston, Yorba Linda, Calif. Ed Glotzbach, Saint Louis, Mo. Sandie Hampton, Topeka, Kan. Chad Hickman, Olathe, Kan. Pat Hubbell, Topeka, Kan. Betty Jones, Silver Lake, Kan. Julie Glotzbach, Saint Louis, Mo. John Handlos, Thousand Oaks, Calif. Megan Hickman, Olathe, Kan. Mary Huff, Rohnert Park, Calif. Bill Jones, Topeka, Kan. Ben Glusing, Kingsville, Texas Kathi Haney, Topeka, Kan. Patrick Hicks, Fort Worth, Texas Elizabeth Huffaker, Saint Louis, Mo. Bob Jones, Topeka, Kan. Bill Glynn, Topeka, Kan. Rex Haney, Topeka, Kan. Mitch Higgs, Topeka, Kan. Carolyn Huffman, Salina, Kan. Bruce Jones, Odessa, Mo. Diane Glynn, Topeka, Kan. Pamela Hann, Independence, Kan. Rick Higgs, Topeka, Kan. Amanda Hughes, Topeka, Kan. Doug Jones, Tecumseh, Kan. Ben Gockel, Topeka, Kan. James Hanni, Lawrence, Kan. Beverly Hightower, Westport, Conn. Gene Huguenin, Topeka, Kan. Elissa Jones, Topeka, Kan. Larry Goddard, Liberty, Mo. Jennifer Hansen, Shawnee, Kan. Maurine Higley, Topeka, Kan. Anne Hula, Topeka, Kan. Evelyn Jones, Horton, Kan. Joseph Godfrey, Gastonia, N.C. Shannon Hansen, Topeka, Kan. David Hildreth, Lawrence, Kan. Harold Hula, Topeka, Kan. James Jones, Alamo, Calif. Elizabeth Goering, Topeka, Kan. Ed Hanson, Topeka, Kan. Marilyn Hilgers, Arvada, Colo. Vivian Hulsopple, Beaumont, Texas Larry Jones, Damascus, Md. Jan Goes, Mercer Island, Wash. Muriel Hanson, Lawrence, Kan. Mike Hilgers, Arvada, Colo. Scott Hultgren, Deridder, La. Lisa Jones, Topeka, Kan. Jack Goings, Mesa, Ariz. Joyce Harbaugh, Topeka, Kan. Chris Hill, Topeka, Kan. Wendell Humphrey, Topeka, Kan. Lydia Jones, Kutztown, Pa. June Golden, Topeka, Kan. Bud Hardesty, Oceanside, Calif. Jen Hill, Topeka, Kan. Bill Hund, Topeka, Kan. Maria Jones, Alamo, Calif. Javier Gonzalez, Topeka, Kan. Sandy Hardesty, Topeka, Kan. Tracy Hill, Lecompton, Kan. Irma Hund, Topeka, Kan. Nancy Jones, Topeka, Kan. Jerry Goodell, Topeka, Kan. Denise Harford, Topeka, Kan. Norman Hillmer, Lander, Wyo. Wayne Hundley, Topeka, Kan. Pattie Jones, Topeka, Kan. Sue Goodell, Topeka, Kan. Bob Hargis, Atlantic, Iowa Debbie Himpel, Tonganoxie, Kan. Barbara Hunt, Garden Plain, Kan. Gary Jordan, Ottawa, Kan. Ron Goodeyon, Tulsa, Okla. Deb Harkins Bliss, Overland Park, Kan. Lauren Himpel, Tonganoxie, Kan. Debby Hunt, Topeka, Kan. Joyce Jordan, Beloit, Kan. Tom Goodrich, Englewood, Fla. Richard Harmon, Topeka, Kan. Lindsey Himpel, Topeka, Kan. Mark Hunt, Topeka, Kan. Kathy Jordan, Ottawa, Kan. Mary Gordy, Topeka, Kan. Aric Harrington, Topeka, Kan. Mark Himpel, Tonganoxie, Kan. Danielle Hunter, Topeka, Kan. Lee Jordan, Chandler, Ariz. Shirley Gorman, Topeka, Kan. Jennifer Harrington, Topeka, Kan. Rachel Hines, Kansas City, Mo. Fred Hunter, Tallahassee, Fla. Nathan Jordan, Broken Arrow, Okla. Russ Goss, Melbourne, Fla. Lynne Harris, Littleton, Colo. Julie Hinrichsen, Topeka, Kan. Russ Hunter, Topeka, Kan. Kaye Jordan-Cain, Topeka, Kan. Floyd Graham, Topeka, Kan. Alonzo Harrison, Topeka, Kan. Donna Hinshaw, Topeka, Kan. James Hurd, Los Angeles, Calif. Judy Joss, Kansas City, Mo. Janice Graham, Topeka, Kan. John Harrison, Flower Mound, Texas Becky Hinton, Topeka, Kan. Dan Hutchins, Shawnee, Kan. Steve Joss, Prairie Village, Kan. Ricky Graham, Kansas City, Mo. Ruth Harrison, Lewisville, Texas Jack Hinton, Phoenix, Ariz. Susie Hutchins, Shawnee, Kan. Robert Joy, Bakersfield, Calif. Derek Grandstaff, Topeka, Kan. Kevin Harry, Topeka, Kan. Larry Hinton, Topeka, Kan. John Hutchinson, Beavercreek, Ohio Ryan Juhnke, Topeka, Kan. Erin Grandstaff, Topeka, Kan. Stacey Harry, Topeka, Kan. Marjorie Hinton, Phoenix, Ariz. Janis Hutchison, Lawrence, Kan. John Jurcyk, Fairway, Kan. Rochelle Graves, Lenexa, Kan. Chuck Hart, Andover, Kan. Sara Hischke, Topeka, Kan. Mary Hutchison, Tucson, Ariz. Jack Kahle, Wilsonville, Ore. Jerry Gray, Wichita, Kan. Derek Hart, Lawrence, Kan. Ted Hischke, Topeka, Kan. Russ Hutchison, Topeka, Kan. Larry Kaiser, Arcadia, Calif. Stephanie Gray, Topeka, Kan. Karla Hart, Andover, Kan. Bob Hite, Tecumseh, Kan. Donna Huxman, Topeka, Kan. Lindsey Kaminski, Lees Summit, Mo. Win Gray, Fort Bragg, Calif. Janet Hartley, Topeka, Kan. Dick Hite, Wichita, Kan. Melanie Huxman-Hickok, Ulysses, Kan. Henry Kampschroeder, Winfield, Kan. John Green, Overland Park, Kan. Luke Hartnett, Topeka, Kan. Marilyn Hite, Tecumseh, Kan. Venita Hyatt, Topeka, Kan. Marice Kane, Topeka, Kan. Leon Green, Carbondale, Kan. Ron Hartter, Morrill, Kan. Joyce Hladky, Topeka, Kan. Becky Iams, Topeka, Kan. Arden Kanode, Colorado Springs, Colo. Mary Green, Woodinville, Wash. Joan Hartung, Indianola, Iowa Patti Hoard, Warwick, N.Y. Herb Iams, Topeka, Kan. Sarah Karlin, Topeka, Kan. Patricia Green, Longwood, Fla. , Garrison, N.Y. Liz Hochscheid, Overland Park, Kan. Lane Iams, Topeka, Kan. Shirley Kass, Scarsdale, N.Y. Sandy Green, Carbondale, Kan. Sarah Harvey, San Antonio, Texas Justin Hocking, Topeka, Kan. George Ireland, Phoenix, Ariz. Kenneth Kassen, Shawnee, Kan. Amie Greene, Topeka, Kan. Rich Hasbrouck, Peyton, Colo. Dani Hodge, Lenexa, Kan. John Ireland, Topeka, Kan. Carol Kaufman, Topeka, Kan. Brent Greene, Topeka, Kan. Sharon Hasbrouck, Peyton, Colo. John Hodnefield, Overland Park, Kan. Michelle Ireland, Topeka, Kan. Dean Kaufman, Topeka, Kan. Charles Greene, Topeka, Kan. Susan Hattan, Washington, D.C. Sherry Hodnefield, Overland Park, Kan. Camille Ireton, Lenexa, Kan. John Keenan, Great Bend, Kan. Edna Greene, Topeka, Kan. William Haug, Fresno, Calif. Bob Hoehn, Highlands Ranch, Colo. Cat Ireton, Overland Park, Kan. Bob Keeshan, Topeka, Kan. Sandy Greenwell, Topeka, Kan. Ray Hauke, Topeka, Kan. Albert Hoelting, Shawnee, Kan. Jeanette Irwin, Phoenix, Ariz. Cindy Keim, Overland Park, Kan. Greg Greenwood, Topeka, Kan. Julie Haverkamp, Topeka, Kan. Ann Hoelting, Shawnee, Kan. Larry Irwin, Phoenix, Ariz. Lacey Keller, Brooklyn, N.Y. Jaena Greenwood, Topeka, Kan. Carrie Haverty, Topeka, Kan. Jeanne Hoferer, Topeka, Kan. Jerry Isaac, Banning, Calif. Dean Kelley, Topeka, Kan. Jim Greenwood, Colorado Springs, Colo. John Haverty, Topeka, Kan. Paul Hoferer, Topeka, Kan. Alyse Jackson, Topeka, Kan. Misty Kelley, San Antonio, Texas Stacy Greenwood, Lawrence, Kan. Lois Hawkins, Wichita, Kan. John Hoffman, Bucyrus, Kan. Fred Jackson, Topeka, Kan. Tom Kelley, Topeka, Kan. Ann Gregg, Topeka, Kan. Patricia Hawks, Topeka, Kan. Stacey Hoffman, Topeka, Kan. Mary Jo Jackson, Topeka, Kan. Alyssa Kelly, Topeka, Kan. Jeffry Gregg, Topeka, Kan. Darv Hawley, Topeka, Kan. Bob Hoffmann, Montreal, Quebec Barbara Jacobs, Berryton, Kan. Deborah Kelly, Petaluma, Calif. Bill Griffith, Lakewood, Colo. Marilyn Hawley, Topeka, Kan. Lee Hoffmann, Topeka, Kan. Allison Jaksa, Shawnee, Kan. Lois Kelly, Topeka, Kan. Alana Grisell, Topeka, Kan. Kris Hayes, Moab, Utah Linda Hoffmann, Topeka, Kan. Frank Jaksa, Shawnee, Kan. Sarah Kelly, Topeka, Kan. Marcia Groth, Topeka, Kan. Brenda Head, Topeka, Kan. Susie Hoffmann, Topeka, Kan. Arthur James, Chicago, Ill. Tom Kelly, Petaluma, Calif. William Groth, Topeka, Kan. Carla Hearrell, Topeka, Kan. Rick Hoffmeister, Topeka, Kan. Mel James, Topeka, Kan. Jason Kemnitz, Shawnee, Kan. Mary Gruber, Silver Lake, Kan. Randy Hearrell, Topeka, Kan. Tiffany Hogan, Kansas City, Mo. Shirley James-Shimp, Manhattan, Kan. Shana Kemnitz, Shawnee, Kan. Fred Grundeman, Naples, Fla. Steven Hearrell, Topeka, Kan. Adam Holden, Topeka, Kan. Willie Janosik, Topeka, Kan. Flo Kemp, Blacklick, Ohio Jan Grundeman, Naples, Fla. Terri Hearrell, Topeka, Kan. Kevin Holland, Topeka, Kan. Sue Jarchow, Topeka, Kan. C L Kendall, Efland, N.C. Judy Guenther, Springfield, Va. Cynthia Heath, Chesterfield, Mo. Pamela Hollie, Gambier, Ohio Scott Jarvis, Wilmington, N.C. Robert Kennedy, Topeka, Kan. Mario Guerrero, Topeka, Kan. Doris Hedberg, Topeka, Kan. Larry Hollis, Wichita, Kan. Mike Jauken, Topeka, Kan. Shane Kennedy, Topeka, Kan. Raul Guevara, Topeka, Kan. Jerry Hedger, Buckner, Mo. Linda Hollis, Wichita, Kan. Melissa Jeanneret, Overbrook, Kan. Thomas Kennedy, Topeka, Kan. Fred Guild, Renton, Wash. Molly Hedrick, Denver, Colo. Steve Holloman, Topeka, Kan. Linda Jeffrey, Topeka, Kan. Don Kennett, Shawnee, Kan. Joanne Guild, Renton, Wash. Jerry Heeter, Shawnee, Kan. Veronica Holloman, Topeka, Kan. Stefani Jehlik, Auburn, Kan. Denis Kenney, Topeka, Kan. Louise Gulick, Lakewood, Colo. Marvin Hefti, Scottsbluff, Neb. Randy Holm, Topeka, Kan. Ariel Jennings, Topeka, Kan. Nancy Kenney, Topeka, Kan. Robert Gunther, Topeka, Kan. Brenda Heideman, Marysville, Kan. Rhonda Holm, Topeka, Kan. Bob Jennings, Topeka, Kan. Gerald Kerby, Fairway, Kan. Annette Gurney, Wichita, Kan. Anne Heim, Topeka, Kan. Amy Holman, Lees Summit, Mo. Julia Jennings, Salina, Kan. Joan Kerchner, Topeka, Kan. Larry Gurney, Wichita, Kan. Ted Heim, Topeka, Kan. Gladys Holmes, Topeka, Kan. Pat Jennings, Topeka, Kan. Robert Kerchner, Topeka, Kan. Lou Nell Gustavson, Topeka, Kan. Ron Hein, Topeka, Kan. Debbie Holroyd, Topeka, Kan. Hal Jensen, Topeka, Kan. Ken Kerle, Topeka, Kan. Phil Gutierrez, Holton, Kan. Kahlyn Heine, Lawrence, Kan. Fred Holroyd, Topeka, Kan. Helen Jensen, Topeka, Kan. Libba Kerle, Topeka, Kan. Linda Gwaltney, Topeka, Kan. David Heinemann, Topeka, Kan. Jared Holroyd, Topeka, Kan. Jack Jensen, Houston, Texas Becky Kersting, Topeka, Kan. Bill Haag, Topeka, Kan. Chantel Heinen, Goff, Kan. Nedra Holroyd, Topeka, Kan. Julie Jensen, Topeka, Kan. Charles Kesinger, Topeka, Kan. Jean Marie Haag, Holton, Kan. Sheila Heine-Walker, Topeka, Kan. Dan Holt, Abilene, Kan. Xin Jiang, Topeka, Kan. Grady Kesler, Shawnee, Kan. Marcia Haag, Topeka, Kan. Matt Heintz, Leawood, Kan. Jennifer Holt, Topeka, Kan. Darnelle Johns, Raymore, Mo. Cheryl Kessler, Overland Park, Kan. Josephine Haas, Novato, Calif. Lisa Heitz, Topeka, Kan. Jim Holt, Valley Center, Kan. Barbara Johnson, Fullerton, Calif. Erin Kessler, Topeka, Kan. Michael Haas, Hoxie, Kan. Mark Heitz, Topeka, Kan. Karen Holt, Valley Center, Kan. Betty Johnson, Oskaloosa, Kan. Nancy Kessler, Topeka, Kan. Dick Hachey, Franklin, Va. Dan Hejtmanek, Topeka, Kan. Marilyn Holt, Abilene, Kan. Bill Johnson, Olathe, Kan. Richard Kessler, Topeka, Kan. Judy Hackler, Topeka, Kan. Jenny Hejtmanek, Edwards, Colo. Frank Holtz, Abilene, Kan. Bob Johnson, Clay Center, Kan. Jim Ketcherside, McPherson, Kan. Ken Hackler, Topeka, Kan. Julie Hejtmanek, Topeka, Kan. Marcie Holtz, Topeka, Kan. Bruce Johnson, Topeka, Kan. Forrest Kidney, Topeka, Kan. Dick Haefele, Ulysses, Kan. Cinda Henderson, Topeka, Kan. Rob Holtz, Topeka, Kan. Cooper Johnson, Oak Park, Calif. Larry Kietzman, Topeka, Kan. Chuck Hageman, Stockton, Kan. Dion Henderson, Topeka, Kan. Ray Hoobler, McDonough, Ga. Greg Johnson, Topeka, Kan. Ray Killam, Overland Park, Kan. Calla Haggard, Topeka, Kan. Thomas Henderson, Topeka, Kan. Angela Hook, Junction City, Kan. John Johnson, West Des Moines, Iowa Sally Kimble, Topeka, Kan. Robert Haggard, Evanston, Ill. Amy Hendrickson, Chanute, Kan. Jean Hooper, Arlington, Va. John Johnson, Eastborough, Kan. Barbara Kimbrough, Lawrence, Kan. Susan Haggard, Evanston, Ill. Julie Hendrickson, Topeka, Kan. Michael Hooper, Topeka, Kan. Julie Johnson, Topeka, Kan. Lanny Kimbrough, Lawrence, Kan. Clella Hahn, Stilwell, Kan. Ross Hendrickson, Chanute, Kan. Ann Hoover, Topeka, Kan. Karen Johnson, Overland Park, Kan. Thomas Kimmerly, Kansas City, Mo. Lowell Hahn, Stilwell, Kan. Arne Henricks, Hilo, Hawaii Mary Hoover, Topeka, Kan. Kathy Johnson, Topeka, Kan. Dick Kinder, Topeka, Kan. Bill Hale, Leawood, Kan. Jean Henry, Newburg, Mo. Allison Horinek, Topeka, Kan. Larry Johnson, Green Valley, Ariz. Lacey Kinder, Topeka, Kan.

45 Washburn Alumni Association Washburn Alumni Association 46 Penny Kinder, Topeka, Kan. Tom Laster, Springfield, Mo. Judy Macha, Topeka, Kan. Tom McClure, Topeka, Kan. Jack Miller, Fort Collins, Colo. Tim Kinder, Topeka, Kan. Becky Lauer, Topeka, Kan. Heather Machia, Islip Terrace, N.Y. Joe McClymond, Breckenridge, Texas Lorene Miller, Leawood, Kan. Nancy Kindling, Topeka, Kan. Joel Lauer, Topeka, Kan. Adam Mack, Topeka, Kan. Linda McCollum, Joshua, Texas Mandy Miller, Topeka, Kan. Paul Kindling, Topeka, Kan. Connie Laughon, Topeka, Kan. Tiffany Mack, Topeka, Kan. Dave McComb, New Orleans, La. Marilyn Miller, Topeka, Kan. James King, Topeka, Kan. Mike Laughon, Topeka, Kan. Harriette Macnish, Topeka, Kan. Audrey McConnell, Grand Junction, Colo. Robert Miller, Topeka, Kan. Kathy King, Fenton, Mo. Mary Lawhon, Topeka, Kan. Amy Macy, Andover, Kan. John McConnell, Grand Junction, Colo. Rose Miller, Kansas City, Kan. Marty King, Shawnee, Kan. Kaitlin Lawless, Wichita, Kan. Brad Macy, Andover, Kan. Tim McConville, Olathe, Kan. Ross Miller, Topeka, Kan. Ralph King, Kansas City, Mo. Larry Lawrence, Olathe, Kan. Carrie Magill, Topeka, Kan. Kate McCown, Topeka, Kan. Tondra Miller, Topeka, Kan. Shelley King, Lawrence, Kan. Robert Lawson, Topeka, Kan. John Magnuson, Lindsborg, Kan. Janet McCoy, Southlake, Texas Jon Milliken, Ramona, Calif. Richard Kingman, Piedmont, S.C. Wanda Lawson, Topeka, Kan. Greg Maher, Bucyrus, Kan. Pat McCoy, Southlake, Texas Alvin Milner, Topeka, Kan. Sarah Kingston, Topeka, Kan. Barbara Leabo, Independence, Mo. Pam Maher, Bucyrus, Kan. Thomas McCue, Overland Park, Kan. Norma Milner, Topeka, Kan. Dustin Kirk, Topeka, Kan. Gary Leabo, Independence, Mo. Mike Mahoney, Boone, Iowa Bill McDonald, Topeka, Kan. Joyce Milroy, Omaha, Neb. Megan Kirkhart, Topeka, Kan. Dorothy Leanard, San Jose, Calif. Peggy Mahoney, Boone, Iowa Gary McDonald, Topeka, Kan. Leroy Ming, Scranton, Kan. Rosemary Kirkpatrick, Chapel Hill, N.C. Carol Lear, Topeka, Kan. Jessica Mai, Topeka, Kan. Kathy McDonald, Topeka, Kan. John Minnick, Topeka, Kan. Barb Kirkwood, Topeka, Kan. Stuart Ledbetter, Topeka, Kan. Ray Makalous, Lenexa, Kan. Carol McDowell, Topeka, Kan. Betty Mitchell, Topeka, Kan. Robert Kirkwood, Topeka, Kan. Amy Ledom, Topeka, Kan. Marla Malloy, Topeka, Kan. Betty McEnroe Casper, Topeka, Kan. Dennis Mitchell, Lees Summit, Mo. Chuck Kirmse, Auburn, Kan. Barbara Lee, Kansas City, Mo. Rich Malloy, Topeka, Kan. Jamie McEwen, Topeka, Kan. Michael Mitchell, Topeka, Kan. Ida Kirmse, Auburn, Kan. Bob Lee, Naples, Fla. Teresa Malone, Wichita, Kan. Jayna McFarland, Topeka, Kan. Steve Mock, Sapulpa, Okla. Berniece Kissinger, Grand Junction, Colo. Frances Lee, Rochester Hills, Mich. Marion Manion, Topeka, Kan. Justin McFarland, Topeka, Kan. Don Moe, Kuna, Idaho Kymry Kistner, Topeka, Kan. Karen Lee, Topeka, Kan. Ashley Manis, Topeka, Kan. Kay McFarland, Topeka, Kan. Ali Mohammed Pirali, Topeka, Kan. Jarrett Kitch, Fort Worth, Texas Terry Leek, Phoenix, Ariz. Dave Manley, Auburn, Kan. Chris McGee, Topeka, Kan. Erin Mohwinkle, Topeka, Kan. Brenda Kitchen, Collinsville, Texas Jim Leighton, Topeka, Kan. Mary Manley, Auburn, Kan. Emily McGee, Topeka, Kan. Mo Mohwinkle, Topeka, Kan. Steve Kitchen, Collinsville, Texas Joe Leiker, Topeka, Kan. Mark Manna, Lawrence, Kan. Bobbie McGirr, Topeka, Kan. Judy Moler, Topeka, Kan. Cathi Kitrell, Holton, Kan. Steve Leiker, Bel Aire, Kan. Linda Mannering, Lincoln, Neb. Gary McGirr, Topeka, Kan. David Monical, Topeka, Kan. Dee Klausman, Topeka, Kan. Okie Lemon, Topeka, Kan. Michael Manning, Chevy Chase, Md. Chris McGown, Mound City, Kan. Virginia Monroe, Topeka, Kan. Jane Klefstad, Fairfield, Calif. Susan Lemon, Topeka, Kan. Margaret Manspeaker, Wheat Ridge, Colo. Taylor McGown, Mound City, Kan. Al Moore, La Quinta, Calif. Betty Klein, Leawood, Kan. Charles Lenoir, Shawnee, Kan. Josh Maples, Lindsborg, Kan. Wendel McKeever, Mission, Kan. Carolin Moore, Newton, Kan. Oscar Klein, Leawood, Kan. Doris Lentz, Topeka, Kan. Edward Marchant, Topeka, Kan. Doris McKernan, Emporia, Kan. Connie Moore, La Quinta, Calif. JoAnn Klemmer, Topeka, Kan. Stan Lentz, Creede, Colo. Susie Marchant, Topeka, Kan. Ed McKernan, Emporia, Kan. Deborah Moore, Mayetta, Kan. Jake Klima, Topeka, Kan. Tom Lenz, Liberty, Mo. Gordon Mardis, Wichita, Kan. Eithne McKibbin, Aurora, Colo. Don Moore, Allentown, Pa. Kris Klima, Topeka, Kan. Gail Leonard, Shawnee Mission, Kan. Larry Marken, Topeka, Kan. Jacque McKibbin, Santa Fe, N.M. Greg Moore, Castle Rock, Colo. Danny Knapp, Gulf Breeze, Fla. Ken Leonard, Shawnee Mission, Kan. Betty Jo Marling, Topeka, Kan. Joe McKinney, Topeka, Kan. Jo Ann Moore, Eagle, Idaho Ava Knatt, Topeka, Kan. Rodney Lesh, Pratt, Kan. Betty Jo Marling, Forest, Va. Sharon McKinney, Topeka, Kan. John Moore, Mayetta, Kan. Bill Koehn, Topeka, Kan. Dode Lesser, Topeka, Kan. Paul Marmet, Topeka, Kan. Chuck McLeod, Richmond, Texas Lindsey Moore, Great Bend, Kan. Brenda Koehn, Wichita, Kan. Elsie Lesser, Topeka, Kan. Peg Marmet, Topeka, Kan. Mary McLeod, Richmond, Texas Meredith Moore, Topeka, Kan. Cherrie Koehn, Topeka, Kan. Mike Lesser, Topeka, Kan. Christel Marquardt, Topeka, Kan. Whitney McMahan, Lees Summit, Mo. Mollie Moore, Topeka, Kan. Scott Koertner, Kansas City, Kan. Bev Leuenberger, Topeka, Kan. Fred Marr, Lenexa, Kan. Ashley McMillan, Topeka, Kan. Roger Moore, Topeka, Kan. Cecil Kohake, Topeka, Kan. Jan Leuenberger, Topeka, Kan. Jo Marsh, Atchison, Kan. Marilyn McMulkin, Topeka, Kan. Sharree Moore, Eastborough, Kan. Nancy Kohake, Topeka, Kan. Constance Leuty, Mission Viejo, Calif. Julia Marsh, Topeka, Kan. Erin Mcnary, Lawrence, Kan. Stephanie Moore, Olathe, Kan. Patricia Kolb, Boise, Idaho Bre Lewis, Topeka, Kan. Karen Marsh, Topeka, Kan. Abby McNaught, Lawrence, Kan. Susan Moore, Allentown, Pa. Shane Kolbaba, Topeka, Kan. Catharine Lewis, Apex, N.C. Nancy Marsh Sangster, Novato, Calif. John McNee, Jacksonville, Ark. Al Moorhead, Los Ranchos, N.M. Michael Koller, Weston, Mass. Courtney Lewis, Topeka, Kan. Alice Marshall, Topeka, Kan. Valerie McNee, Jacksonville, Ark. Rich Moran, Cape Elizabeth, Maine Kevin Kongs, Topeka, Kan. Dolores Lewis, Topeka, Kan. Bill Marshall, Colorado Springs, Colo. Rod McNeill, Denver, Colo. Lesa Morby, Arroyo Grande, Calif. LeeAnne Kongs, Topeka, Kan. Heather Lewis, Topeka, Kan. Chris Marshall, Topeka, Kan. Nancy McNerney, Midland, Texas Wayne Moreland, Stafford, Va. Lisa Kongs, Topeka, Kan. Jim Lewis, Topeka, Kan. Dee Marshall, Bennington, Neb. Gary McPhail, Topeka, Kan. Dorothy Morgan, Lakin, Kan. Michael Kongs, Topeka, Kan. Tom Lewis, Topeka, Kan. H.B. Marshall, Topeka, Kan. Mary Lou McPhail, Topeka, Kan. Mary Grace Morgan, Shawnee Mission, Elliot Konrade, Topeka, Kan. Jean Lewis Sanchez, Topeka, Kan. Jim Marshall, Bennington, Neb. Boyd McPherson, Wichita, Kan. Kan. Chris Korth, Kansas City, Mo. Julie Liedtke, Wakarusa, Kan. Ron Marshall, Topeka, Kan. Lisa McPherson, Wichita, Kan. Ted Morgan, Lakin, Kan. Samantha Kostelecky, Topeka, Kan. Richard Liedtke, Wakarusa, Kan. Terry Marshall, Prescott, Ariz. Gordon McQuere, Topeka, Kan. James Morley, Rockford, Ill. Brenda Kramer, Topeka, Kan. Sean Lierz, Olathe, Kan. Penny Marshall-Chura, Olathe, Kan. Melanie McQuere, Topeka, Kan. Sharon Morley, Rockford, Ill. Ernie Kratina, Rossville, Kan. Randy Lindemuth, Tulsa, Okla. Jay Martell, Cranbury, N.J. Gail McRorie, Hilton Head Island, S.C. Dale Morris, Abilene, Kan. Lana Kraus, Aurora, Colo. David Linderman, Silver Lake, Kan. Fred Marten, Wichita, Kan. Steve McSpadden, Winfield, Kan. Dona Morris, Tulsa, Okla. Barbara Krom, Lawrence, Kan. JoAn Lindfors, Marquette, Kan. Elaine Martin, Topeka, Kan. Brenda Meagher, Hutchinson, Kan. Eddie Morris, Abilene, Kan. Susan Krotzinger, Overland Park, Kan. Louis Lindstrom, Saint Marys, Kan. Jim Martin, Topeka, Kan. Gary Meagher, Hutchinson, Kan. Joe Morris, Tulsa, Okla. Misty Kruger, Topeka, Kan. Becky Linquist, Berryton, Kan. Ken Martin, Topeka, Kan. Eunice Medcalf, Hiawatha, Kan. Peggy Morris, Brentwood, Tenn. Ed Krysl, Phoenix, Ariz. Ed Linquist, Berryton, Kan. Peg Martin, Overland Park, Kan. Tom Medill, Wichita, Kan. Elmo Morrison, Tucson, Ariz. Neta Krysl, Phoenix, Ariz. Melissa Linquist, Cuyahoga Fls, Ohio Sandy Martin, Topeka, Kan. Kathryn Meehan, Topeka, Kan. Jon Morrison, Sioux Falls, S.D. Rick Kuhlman, Topeka, Kan. Myron Listrom, Hot Springs, Ark. Steve Martin, Omaha, Neb. Kim Meehan, Topeka, Kan. Lonny Morrison, Henrietta, Texas Stephany Kuhlman, Topeka, Kan. Jean Litchfield, San Diego, Calif. Tamara Martin, Topeka, Kan. Byron Meeks, Prairie Village, Kan. Otis Morrow, Arkansas City, Kan. Beth Kuhn, Topeka, Kan. Larry Livingston, Carbondale, Kan. Janet Martinek, Silver Lake, Kan. Connie Meiggs, Leawood, Kan. Lori Moser, Topeka, Kan. Ed Kumorowski, Hutchinson, Kan. Linda Livingston, Carbondale, Kan. Orville Martinek, Silver Lake, Kan. Sheila Meineke, Topeka, Kan. Robin Moser, Topeka, Kan. Vickie Kumorowski, Zanesville, Ohio Elton Lobban, Dallas, Texas George Marvin, Dallas, Texas Bob Meinershagen, Santa Fe, N.M. Scott Moser, Topeka, Kan. Joan Kurz, Leawood, Kan. Sue Lockett, Topeka, Kan. Candice Massie, Topeka, Kan. Mellony Meister, Newton, Kan. Eva Mosiman, Topeka, Kan. Audrey LaClair, Yorktown, Va. Ty Lockett, Topeka, Kan. Marie Mater, Magnolia, Texas J. P. Meitner, Topeka, Kan. Gene Mosiman, Topeka, Kan. Charles LaClair, Yorktown, Va. Janel Logan, Topeka, Kan. Donald Mathers, Topeka, Kan. Lori Mello, Topeka, Kan. Dave Mosso, Charlotte, N.C. Donna Lacy, Yates Center, Kan. Kathy Logan, Topeka, Kan. Larry Mathews, Topeka, Kan. Erin Menard, Burlington, Kan. Booker Moten, Bloomfield, Mich. Jim Lagerberg, Topeka, Kan. Charles Long, Topeka, Kan. Hugh Mathewson, Overland Park, Kan. Burney Mendenhall, Topeka, Kan. Sue Mowder, Topeka, Kan. Lisa Lai, Topeka, Kan. Scott Long, Topeka, Kan. Lana Matney, Topeka, Kan. Faustino Mendoza, Topeka, Kan. Rick Mowrer, Swansea, Ill. Max Lai, Topeka, Kan. Jo Lorson, Salina, Kan. Doug Matthews, Great Bend, Kan. Kina Mendoza, Topeka, Kan. Tina Mowrer, Swansea, Ill. Tim Laird, Melbourne, Fla. Rex Lorson, Salina, Kan. Doug Mauck, Topeka, Kan. Rita Mendoza, Topeka, Kan. Bill Mueller, Winfield, Kan. Priti Lakhani, Lawrence, Kan. Jay Loschke, Topeka, Kan. Jan Mauck, Topeka, Kan. Suzanne Meredith, Topeka, Kan. John Mugler, Topeka, Kan. Donna LaLonde, Topeka, Kan. Karl Losey, Topeka, Kan. Jake Mauslein, Manhattan, Kan. DeLayne Merritt, Grand Junction, Colo. Lloyd Muilenburg, Topeka, Kan. Charley Laman, Glendale, Ariz. Garrett Love, Montezuma, Kan. Rich Maust, Tucson, Ariz. Martha Merritt, Ridgecrest, Calif. Mary Muilenburg, Topeka, Kan. Jennifer Lamberd, Topeka, Kan. Janet Love, Saint Charles, Mo. Marvin Maydew, Topeka, Kan. Joyce Merryman, Topeka, Kan. Jared Muir, Topeka, Kan. Sally Lambert, Portland, Ore. Dee Lowe, Topeka, Kan. Andrea Mayes, Manhattan, Kan. Tim Mesa, Topeka, Kan. Robert Mulch, Scott City, Kan. Keeley Lambeth, Lenexa, Kan. Marc Lowe, Topeka, Kan. Lacie Mayes, Carbondale, Kan. Brenda Mesker, Wichita, Kan. John Mullican, Topeka, Kan. Carrie Lancaster, Topeka, Kan. Gordon Lowry, Valley Falls, Kan. Doris Mayfield, Tulsa, Okla. Brett Mesker, Wichita, Kan. Melanie Mullican, Topeka, Kan. Donn Land, Spring, Texas Kem Lowry, Honolulu, Hawaii JuliAnn Mazachek, Topeka, Kan. Don Messer, Topeka, Kan. Lucas Mullin, Topeka, Kan. Janet Land, Spring, Texas Kirk Lowry, Topeka, Kan. Keith Mazachek, Topeka, Kan. Greg Messersmith, Belmont, Calif. Tom Munk, Topeka, Kan. Lillian Landberg, Topeka, Kan. Jenifer Lucas, Gainesville, Va. Sandy McAdam, Topeka, Kan. Dan Metz, Lincoln, Kan. Kent Munzer, Topeka, Kan. Curt Landis, Topeka, Kan. Samuel Lucero, Topeka, Kan. Terry McAdam, Topeka, Kan. Lee Ann Metzenthin, Topeka, Kan. Pat Munzer, Topeka, Kan. James Lane, Ford, Kan. Michael Ludwig, Virginia Beach, Va. Mac McAlister, Topeka, Kan. Paul Metzenthin, Topeka, Kan. Ragen Murray, Topeka, Kan. Jeanne Lane, Mesa, Ariz. Leone Luetcke, Peoria, Ariz. Marge McAlister, Topeka, Kan. Jim Metzger, Topeka, Kan. Michael Mustain, Basehor, Kan. Kevin Lane, Los Angeles, Calif. Bob Luginbill, Glen Ellyn, Ill. Trudy McAlister, Tucson, Ariz. Blake Meyer, Holton, Kan. John Muther, Topeka, Kan. Joe Lang, Wichita, Kan. John Lundblade, Wichita, Kan. Kent McAnally, Lawrence, Kan. Donna Meyer, Andover, Kan. Doug Muxlow, Topeka, Kan. John Lang, Wamego, Kan. Marie Luthi, Madison, Kan. Mason McBride, Clayton, Mo. Deidre Michael, Silver Lake, Kan. Brooks Myers, Topeka, Kan. Joleen Lang, Wamego, Kan. Karol Luttjohann, Topeka, Kan. Susan McCabe, Olathe, Kan. Jenny Michaels, Topeka, Kan. Bruce Myers, Clearwater, Fla. Stan Langhofer, Topeka, Kan. Pamela Lutz, Topeka, Kan. Mary McCaffrey, Phoenix, Ariz. Jon Michaels, Topeka, Kan. Cortney Myers, Topeka, Kan. Stephanie Lanning, Platte City, Mo. Dan Lykins, Topeka, Kan. Bob McCaig, Koloa, Hawaii Jill Michaux, Topeka, Kan. Donna Myers, Kansas City, Mo. Wesley Lantrip, Katy, Texas Judy Lykins, Topeka, Kan. Patricia McCall, Topeka, Kan. Carolyn Middendorf, Topeka, Kan. Mike Myers, Topeka, Kan. Donna Larrison, Topeka, Kan. Lois Lykins, Topeka, Kan. Jerry McCarthy, Freeport, N.Y. Joseph Milavec, Topeka, Kan. Patrick Myers, Berryton, Kan. Gene Larrison, Topeka, Kan. Jim Maag, Topeka, Kan. Jill McCartney, Topeka, Kan. Jessica Miles, Topeka, Kan. Stacy Myers, Topeka, Kan. Deanna Larsen, Topeka, Kan. Kathy Maag, Topeka, Kan. Meagan McCarvel, Ozawkie, Kan. Daniel Millburn, Topeka, Kan. Laura Mzhickteno, Topeka, Kan. David Larson, Olathe, Kan. Nancy Macdonell, Rockville, Md. Don McClain, Kansas City, Mo. Benny Miller, Shawnee, Kan. Eric Naill, Topeka, Kan. Jan Larson, Rio Rancho, N.M. Jeannie Macfee, Topeka, Kan. Janet McClanahan, Overland Park, Kan. Craig Miller, Prairie Village, Kan. Jenny Naill, Topeka, Kan. Lee Lassiter, Topeka, Kan. Jim Macfee, Topeka, Kan. Mike McClanahan, Overland Park, Kan. Curt Miller, Mission, Kan. Rob Nall, Topeka, Kan. Rhonda Lassiter, Topeka, Kan. Rich MacFee, McKinney, Texas Henry McClure, Topeka, Kan. David Miller, Topeka, Kan. Al Nauman, Topeka, Kan. Nancy Laster, Springfield, Mo. Jo Mach, Topeka, Kan. Robert McClure, Topeka, Kan. Donald Miller, Shawnee, Kan. Kristin Navarre, Prairie Village, Kan.

47 Washburn Alumni Association Washburn Alumni Association 48 Edward Navone, Topeka, Kan. Phillip Otto, Parkton, Md. Fred Pinkham, Gambrills, Md. Linda Reynolds, Topeka, Kan. Mark Ross, Overland Park, Kan. Jason Neal, Houston, Texas Mat Overbaugh, Hoyt, Kan. Roxie Pitts, Prairie Village, Kan. Lissa Reynolds, South Pasadena, Calif. Richard Ross, Topeka, Kan. Michael Neeley, Augusta, Kan. Sarah Overbaugh, Hoyt, Kan. Suzanne Plante, Whitmore Lake, Mich. Mike Reynolds, Topeka, Kan. Walter Ross, Smithfield, Va. Mark Neis, Topeka, Kan. Dorothy Overbey, Shel Knob, Mo. Dave Platt, Junction City, Kan. Vicki Reynolds, Chicago, Ill. Sally Roth, Wichita, Kan. Bill Neiswanger, Topeka, Kan. Brad Owen, Topeka, Kan. Martha Platt, Richmond, Va. Kelly Rhoades, Ottawa, Kan. Shayla Rottinghaus, Topeka, Kan. Nancy Neiswanger, Topeka, Kan. Cindy Owen, Topeka, Kan. Marsha Plush, Topeka, Kan. Brad Rhoden, Topeka, Kan. Joanne Roudebush, Topeka, Kan. Sara Neiswanger, Topeka, Kan. Mark Owen, Topeka, Kan. Richard Pokorny, Spokane, Wash. Marla Rhoden, Topeka, Kan. Phil Roudebush, Topeka, Kan. David Nelson, Cross Junction, Va. Betsy Packard, Topeka, Kan. Sally Pokorny, Lawrence, Kan. Bob Rhodes, Clovis, Calif. Lee Routledge, Mount Laurel, N.J. Donald Nelson, Mission Hills, Kan. Jeanne Page, Lees Summit, Mo. Jeremy Poling, Topeka, Kan. Claude Rice, Overland Park, Kan. Bob Rowley, Houston, Texas Linda Nelson, Cross Junction, Va. Steve Page, Topeka, Kan. Jennifer Poliquin, Gurnee, Ill. Kay Richards, Pomona, Calif. Mary Rowley, Houston, Texas Kelli Netson, Wichita, Kan. Valerie Paine, Peoria, Ariz. Darlene Pollom, Topeka, Kan. William Richards, Topeka, Kan. Rose Rozmiarek, Overbrook, Kan. Debbie Newcomer, Topeka, Kan. Jack Palace, Juno Beach, Fla. Joe Pollom, Topeka, Kan. Bethany Richardson, Topeka, Kan. Linda Rubow, Chanute, Kan. Steve Newcomer, Topeka, Kan. Leslie Palace, Topeka, Kan. Duane Pomeroy, Topeka, Kan. David Richardson, Overland Park, Kan. Dorothy Rumbley, Topeka, Kan. Marti Newell, Texarkana, Texas Tom Palace, Topeka, Kan. Elwaine Pomeroy, Topeka, Kan. Harold Richardson, Montgomery, Ala. Phyllis Rumsey, Maryville, Mo. Robert Newman, Lompoc, Calif. Fred Palenske, Auburn, Kan. Robert Ponce, Parsons, Kan. Florence Richey, Shoal Creek, Ala. Kay Rute, Topeka, Kan. Marguerite Newton, Wathena, Kan. Pam Palenske, Auburn, Kan. Dale Pond, Mooresville, N.C. Navella Richey, Topeka, Kan. Larry Rute, Topeka, Kan. Dick Ney, Parsons, Kan. Gail Palmer, Topeka, Kan. Dorothy Pooler, Topeka, Kan. Ron Richey, Topeka, Kan. Carrie Rutherford, Topeka, Kan. Naomi Nibbelink, Topeka, Kan. Chris Pannbacker, Washington, Kan. Annette Popkess, Topeka, Kan. Bob Richmond, Topeka, Kan. Cyndi Ryan, Topeka, Kan. Beverly Nicholas, Mission, Texas David Pantle, Baltimore, Md. Ed Popkess, Topeka, Kan. Jack Richmond, San Antonio, Texas Kay Ryan, Topeka, Kan. Tasha Nicholas, Hanover, Md. Dean Parker, Ocala, Fla. Elaine Porteous, Topeka, Kan. Laura Richmond, San Antonio, Texas Richard Ryan, Topeka, Kan. Truman Nicholas, Mission, Texas Jeff Parker, Topeka, Kan. Ginny Porteous, Tucson, Ariz. Len Richter, Topeka, Kan. Rick Ryan, Topeka, Kan. Betty Nichols, Fort Smith, Ark. Joe Parker, Portales, N.M. Jack Porteous, Tucson, Ariz. Terry Richter, Topeka, Kan. Joe Rygielski, Loudonville, Ohio Bill Nichols, Topeka, Kan. Linda Parker, Topeka, Kan. Kathy Portman, Overland Park, Kan. Lori Rilat, El Paso, Texas Frank Sabatini, Topeka, Kan. Ed Nichols, Parker, Colo. Linda Parks, Wichita, Kan. Brad Post, Eastborough, Kan. Richard Ring, Tyler, Texas Judith Sabatini, Topeka, Kan. Karen Nichols, Parker, Colo. Sheridan Parks, Philadelphia, Pa. Carolyn Post, Eastborough, Kan. Bruce Ringwood, Independence, Mo. Becky Sabel, Topeka, Kan. Mary Nichols, Topeka, Kan. Dwight Parman, Topeka, Kan. Mel Post, Lorena, Texas Carolyn Ritchey, Topeka, Kan. Rick Sabel, Topeka, Kan. Nickie Nichols Stein, Topeka, Kan. Lisa Parman, Topeka, Kan. Eliot Potter, Topeka, Kan. Gayle Ritchie Domine, Dallas, Texas Kathy Sachen-Gute, Scottsdale, Ariz. Corey Nicholson, Topeka, Kan. Mary Alice Parmley, Topeka, Kan. Jack Potter, Vista, Calif. Richard Rittier, New York, N.Y. Kathryn Sagar, Topeka, Kan. Linda Nickel, Topeka, Kan. Donn Parr, Benton, Kan. Sherry Potter, Topeka, Kan. Bill Roach, Lawrence, Kan. Arlyn Sage, Rossville, Kan. Mike Nickel, Topeka, Kan. Don Parry, Waukee, Iowa Treva Potter, Topeka, Kan. Mary Roach, Lawrence, Kan. Brad Sager, Mission, Kan. Bryce Nigus, Hiawatha, Kan. Larry Patch, Overland Park, Kan. Ruthann Pozez, Tucson, Ariz. Nick Roach, Topeka, Kan. Stan Sager, Albuquerque, N.M. Alanna Niles, Malibu, Calif. Albert Patten, Denver, Colo. Roger Pressgrove, Las Cruces, N.M. Joe Robb, Newton, Kan. Bob Salmon, Topeka, Kan. Larry Niven, Chatsworth, Calif. Dick Patterson, Topeka, Kan. Carol Price, Topeka, Kan. John Robb, Newton, Kan. Philip Salter, Banora Point, Australia Mark Noah, Beloit, Kan. Elsiann Patterson, Topeka, Kan. Scott Price, Salina, Kan. Pudgie Robb, Wakarusa, Kan. Henry Sandate, Shawnee, Kan. Bob Noblitt, Mabank, Texas Pat Patterson, Topeka, Kan. Thomas Price, Topeka, Kan. Ron Robb, Wakarusa, Kan. Becky Sanders, Topeka, Kan. Ramon Noches, Austin, Texas Philip Patterson, Long Beach, Calif. Don Prince, Las Vegas, Nev. Carol Roberts, Topeka, Kan. Jim Sanders, Topeka, Kan. Carol Noe, Topeka, Kan. Fred Patton, Topeka, Kan. Beverly Probasco, Topeka, Kan. Christina Roberts, Stillwater, Okla. Georgia Sandlin, Topeka, Kan. Jere Noe, Topeka, Kan. Kim Patton, Topeka, Kan. Lou Probasco, Topeka, Kan. Glenna Roberts, Aurora, Colo. Gaylord Sanneman, Sublette, Kan. Kipp Noe, Shawnee, Kan. Orpha Pattridge, Golden, Colo. Wayne Probasco, Topeka, Kan. Jennifer Roberts, Woodbridge, Va. Mark Satterfield, Olathe, Kan. Patricia Noel-Johnson, Newport, Ore. Nancy Paul, North Palm Beach, Fla. Autumn Prosser, Topeka, Kan. Johnathan Roberts, Topeka, Kan. Nicole Sauer, Topeka, Kan. Rita Noll, Council Grove, Kan. Reuben Paulsen, Overland Park, Kan. Tom Puckett, Rancho Santa Fe, Calif. Keith Roberts, Woodbridge, Va. Roy Saunders, Tulsa, Okla. Brad Noller, Topeka, Kan. Bill Pauzauskie, Topeka, Kan. Joyce Puderbaugh, Coldwater, Kan. Leroy Roberts, Augusta, Kan. Joy Sayers, Peoria, Ariz. Maxine Noller, Topeka, Kan. Sally Pauzauskie, Topeka, Kan. Pat Puderbaugh, Coldwater, Kan. Steve Roberts, Topeka, Kan. Libby Scarborough, Lenexa, Kan. Stephen Noller, Shell Knob, Mo. Joseph Pavlich, Shawnee, Kan. Ed Pulliam, Janesville, Wis. Wally Roberts, Topeka, Kan. Angela Schaefer-Proctor, Manhattan, Kan. Tiffany Noller, Topeka, Kan. Heather Payne, Topeka, Kan. Mary Faith Pusey Pankin, Arlington, Va. Ed Robertson, Topeka, Kan. Marcia Schaper, Sarasota, Fla. Harry Noon, San Diego, Calif. Jim Payne, Oxford, Miss. Barb Quaney, Tecumseh, Kan. Emery Robertson, Las Vegas, Nev. Kristin Schartz, Wichita, Kan. Carl Nordstrom, Topeka, Kan. Jim Payne, Austin, Texas Marjorie Quinlan, Omaha, Neb. Sylvia Robertson, Evergreen, Colo. Monica Scheibmeir, Topeka, Kan. Dona Nordstrom, Topeka, Kan. Kathy Payne, Austin, Texas John Ragsdale, Topeka, Kan. Alice Robinson, Chanute, Kan. Pat Scherzer, Kansas City, Kan. Mark Nordstrom, Topeka, Kan. Nena Payne, Berryton, Kan. Sarah Rahmeier, Topeka, Kan. Allan Robinson, Tecumseh, Kan. Kristi Scheve, Topeka, Kan. Jenny Norris, Lawrence, Kan. Peggy Payne Bennett, Dallas, Texas Carol Raish, Albuquerque, N.M. Dave Robinson, Chanute, Kan. Stephen Schiffelbein, Topeka, Kan. Brad Norton, Gardner, Kan. Beverly Peaslee, Topeka, Kan. Harold Ralston, Augusta, Kan. Joyce Robinson, Tecumseh, Kan. Teresa Schiffelbein, Topeka, Kan. Austin Nothern, Topeka, Kan. Cynthia Pederson, Mound City, Mo. Linda Ralston, Augusta, Kan. Karen Robinson, Topeka, Kan. Pamela Schilling, Lawrence, Kan. Marianna Nothern, Topeka, Kan. Ron Pederson, Mound City, Mo. Jonathon Ramirez, Topeka, Kan. Mal Robinson, Topeka, Kan. Nicole Schings, Topeka, Kan. Larry Nourse, Shawnee, Kan. Nancy Peel, Prairie Village, Kan. Duane Randle, Linn Creek, Mo. Jean Robison, Topeka, Kan. Mark Schmidt, Kansas City, Mo. Myra Nourse, Shawnee, Kan. Gary Peer, Stephenville, Texas Barbara Rankin, Topeka, Kan. Tom Robison, Topeka, Kan. Michael Schmidt, Topeka, Kan. Charles Nunemaker, Plano, Texas Keith Pelton, Topeka, Kan. Jim Rankin, Topeka, Kan. Don Robson, Vail, Ariz. Rebecca Schmidt, Pullman, Wash. Jeanne Nunn, Lenexa, Kan. Lynne Pelton, Topeka, Kan. Jenny Ransom, Topeka, Kan. Darrell Rodenbaugh, Plano, Texas Rod Schmidt, Olathe, Kan. Mark Nusbaum, Topeka, Kan. Terri Pemberton, Topeka, Kan. Dianne Rapp, Derby, Kan. Larry Rodrick, Independence, Kan. Vicki Schmidt, Topeka, Kan. Larry Nuss, Fort Scott, Kan. Randy Pembrook, Lees Summit, Mo. Larry Rapp, Derby, Kan. Margie Rodrick, Independence, Kan. Emily Schmitt, Columbia, Mo. Carl Nuzman, Silver Lake, Kan. Rudy Penaranda, Fairless Hills, Pa. Betty Rasure, Topeka, Kan. Yvonne Rodriguez, Topeka, Kan. Jeffrey Schmitt, Rockwall, Texas Jan Nuzman, Silver Lake, Kan. Nicole Perkuhn, Topeka, Kan. Fred Rausch, Topeka, Kan. Bob Roe, Topeka, Kan. Judy Schmitt, Mount Juliet, Tenn. Gini Nystrom, Topeka, Kan. Jan Perney, Evanston, Ill. Shirley Rausch, Topeka, Kan. Barbara Roehl, Lawrence, Kan. Lora Schmitt, Rockwall, Texas Jo Ann O'Brien, Salina, Kan. Aaron Perry, Wakarusa, Kan. Amber Ray, Topeka, Kan. Don Roehl, Lawrence, Kan. Tom Schmitt, Mount Juliet, Tenn. Kandy Ockree, Topeka, Kan. Howard Perry, Riverside, Calif. Charles Rayl, Strong City, Kan. Bob Roenbaugh, Phoenix, Ariz. Ericah Schmucker, Alexandria, Va. Robert Ockree, Topeka, Kan. Iris Perry, Riverside, Calif. Pat Raymond, Tucson, Ariz. Cindy Rogers, Topeka, Kan. Jon Schmucker, Alexandria, Va. Helen Odgers Davis, Shawnee, Kan. Jimmy Pesnell, Bethalto, Ill. Gene Reardon, Boonville, Mo. Dick Rogers, Topeka, Kan. Don Schnacke, Topeka, Kan. Bill Ogan, Honolulu, Hawaii Larry Peters, Topeka, Kan. Jim Reardon, Topeka, Kan. Jane Rogers, Lawrence, Kan. Joline Schnacker, Meriden, Kan. Dorothy Ogan, Honolulu, Hawaii Patti Petersen Klein, Topeka, Kan. Linda Reardon, Topeka, Kan. Jerry Rogers, Lawrence, Kan. Alison Schneider, Topeka, Kan. Jody Olberding, Topeka, Kan. Rick Petersen Klein, Topeka, Kan. Melody Reardon, Boonville, Mo. Jud Rogers, Knoxville, Tenn. Ron Schneider, Topeka, Kan. Larry Olberding, Silver Lake, Kan. Doris Peterson, Topeka, Kan. Michael Reaves, Riley, Kan. Shelby Rogers, Kansas City, Mo. Gregory Schoenberg, Topeka, Kan. Charlotte Oldham, Houston, Texas Gary Peterson, Topeka, Kan. Carolyn Rebek, Topeka, Kan. Terry Rogers, Lincoln, Neb. Patti Schoenrock, Junction City, Kan. Dale Oldham, Kansas City, Mo. Mitch Peterson, Olathe, Kan. Paul Rebek, Topeka, Kan. Karen Rokala, Denver, Colo. Margaret Schrader-Ford, Topeka, Kan. Dave Oldham, Houston, Texas Phil Peterson, Fair Play, S.C. Karen Reda, Topeka, Kan. Nancy Rolin, Meriden, Kan. Randy Schrag, Wichita, Kan. Linda Oldham Burns, Topeka, Kan. Tim Peterson, Topeka, Kan. Kenneth Redman, Derby, Kan. Steven Rolin, Meriden, Kan. Patricia Schroder, Lenexa, Kan. Frances Oliva, Topeka, Kan. Vicki Peterson, Topeka, Kan. Gerrald Reed, Topeka, Kan. Alan Rolley, Vero Beach, Fla. Rick Schroder, Lenexa, Kan. Marsha Oliver, Topeka, Kan. Sarah Peterson Herr, Topeka, Kan. Mary Reed, Topeka, Kan. Ann Rolley, Vero Beach, Fla. John Schroff, Waynesboro, Miss. Jamie Olsen, Topeka, Kan. Dee Petree, Littleton, Colo. Bob Reeder, Topeka, Kan. Angel Romero, Topeka, Kan. Mary Schroff, Waynesboro, Miss. Kelsey Olsen, Topeka, Kan. Cecil Petterson, Syracuse, Kan. Dorothy Reichart, Topeka, Kan. Jane Romig, Tecumseh, Kan. Margaret Schroll, Fort Worth, Texas Lou Ann Olsen, Topeka, Kan. Norma Pettijohn, Topeka, Kan. Caleb Reid, Berryton, Kan. Pam Romig, Topeka, Kan. Lee Schubert, Far Hills, N.J. Tommy Olsen, Topeka, Kan. Roger Pettit, Milwaukee, Wis. Kurt Reid, Topeka, Kan. Tom Romig, Tecumseh, Kan. Pamela Schuetz, Topeka, Kan. Vivien Olsen, Saint Marys, Kan. Lynette Petty, Lawrence, Kan. Megan Reid, Topeka, Kan. Tom Romig, Topeka, Kan. Jeanie Schuler, Topeka, Kan. Julie Olson, Topeka, Kan. Tom Pfannenstiel, Topeka, Kan. Jo Reilly, Topeka, Kan. Dana Rooney, Topeka, Kan. Marvin Schulteis, Lawrence, Kan. Jalen O'Neil Lowry, Topeka, Kan. Daniel Phelps, Topeka, Kan. John Reilly, Topeka, Kan. Kate Rooney, Arlington, Va. Genell Schultes, Topeka, Kan. Liz Oppenhuis, Lansing, Ill. Ed Phelps, Leawood, Kan. Michele Reisinger, Havensville, Kan. Billy Rork, Topeka, Kan. Larry Schultz, Topeka, Kan. Ruth O'Riley, Topeka, Kan. George Phelps, Topeka, Kan. Blake Reitz, Dallas, Texas Lynda Rosander, Westmoreland, Kan. Cheryl Schuster, Omaha, Neb. Alex Ornstein, Southfield, Mich. Sara Phelps, Leawood, Kan. Bonnie Renfrow, Tucson, Ariz. Deborah Rose, Overbrook, Kan. Mary Schuster, Topeka, Kan. Diana Ortiz, Topeka, Kan. Daphne Phillips, Lawrence, Kan. Gary Renick, Saint Joseph, Minn. Verna Rose, Shawnee, Kan. Mike Schuster, Omaha, Neb. Regina Ortiz, Topeka, Kan. Kathleen Phillips, Boulder, Colo. Mary Ann Renner-Eschmann, Topeka, Avanell Roseberry, Topeka, Kan. Bill Schutte, Leawood, Kan. Robert Ortiz, Topeka, Kan. Bobette Pierce, Shawnee Mission, Kan. Kan. Jennifer Rose-Long, Lecompton, Kan. Lynne Schutte, Leawood, Kan. Bob Oshel, Silver Spring, Md. Dave Pierce, Topeka, Kan. Gary Reser, Topeka, Kan. Frances Roskam, Wichita, Kan. Bret Schwarz, Aurora, Neb. Linda Ossiander, Topeka, Kan. Joe Pierce, Topeka, Kan. Kathy Reser, Topeka, Kan. Al Ross, Mission, Kan. Lisa Schwarz, Topeka, Kan. Steve Ossiander, Topeka, Kan. Martha Pierce, Topeka, Kan. Harold Ressler, Beaumont, Calif. Al Ross, East Greenwich, R.I. Brenda Schweer, Lawrence, Kan. Francis O'Toole, Santa Ana, Calif. Verna Pierce, Topeka, Kan. Elena Rettiger-Lincoln, Strong City, Kan. Charles Ross, Topeka, Kan. Ron Schweer, Lawrence, Kan. Pamela O'Toole, Topeka, Kan. Molly Pierson, Saint Louis, Mo. Darrell Revell, Overbrook, Kan. Doris Ross, Topeka, Kan. Ed Schwemmer, Huntsville, Ala. Debbie Otting, Topeka, Kan. Connie Pigg, Topeka, Kan. Douglas Reynolds, Topeka, Kan. Gary Ross, Ballwin, Mo. Danny Scott, Marietta, Ga. Eric Otting, Topeka, Kan. Steve Pigg, Topeka, Kan. Helen Reynolds, Dodge City, Kan. Gretta Ross, Mission, Kan. Dorothy Scott, Laguna Beach, Calif. Denise Ottinger, Topeka, Kan. Fred Pilcher, Las Cruces, N.M. Jay Don Reynolds, Dodge City, Kan. Julie Ross, Overland Park, Kan. Jay Scott, Hays, Kan. Kathy Otto, Parkton, Md. John Pinegar, Topeka, Kan. Jim Reynolds, South Pasadena, Calif. Marcia Ross, Fort Collins, Colo. Pat Scott, Horton, Kan.

47 Washburn Alumni Association Washburn Alumni Association 48 Randall Scott, Topeka, Kan. Fredric Smith, Junction City, Kan. Paige Stonerock, Overland Park, Kan. Adam Toby, Decatur, Ill. Lavon Vossen, Topeka, Kan. Ruth Scott, Topeka, Kan. Gayle Smith, Topeka, Kan. D. J. Stoops, Flagstaff, Ariz. Dallas Todd, Carmel, Ind. Martin Vytlacil, Meriden, Kan. Fran Scrimsher, Topeka, Kan. Gerd Smith, Asheville, N.C. Kathryn Stoops, Flagstaff, Ariz. Louise Todd, Carmel, Ind. Kathryn Wachsman, New York, N.Y. Amand Dee Scully, Topeka, Kan. Karen Smith, Topeka, Kan. Bob Storey, Topeka, Kan. Nancy Toedman, Sabetha, Kan. Marianne Wagaman, Topeka, Kan. Virginia Seebeck, Shawnee Mission, Kan. Katelyn Smith, Topeka, Kan. Roger Stover, Kerrville, Texas Nancy Toelkes, Topeka, Kan. Conant Wait, Topeka, Kan. Val Seely, Idaho Falls, Idaho Laura Smith, Topeka, Kan. Dillon Strohm, Prairie Village, Kan. Martin Toews, Washington, D.C. Mickie Wait, Topeka, Kan. James Seem, Topeka, Kan. Mark Smith, Topeka, Kan. Damian Strohmeyer, Lexington, Mass. Becky Tolbert-Ernst, Topeka, Kan. Lawrence Wakley, Henderson, Nev. Ruby Sell, APO, AE Martha Smith, Topeka, Kan. Amber Stroud, Topeka, Kan. Judy Tomei, Lawrence, Kan. Megan Walawender, Lenexa, Kan. Al Sellen, Lawrence, Kan. Mary Smith, Topeka, Kan. Jacque Stroud, Topeka, Kan. Mike Tomei, Lawrence, Kan. Janet Walbert, Lenexa, Kan. Donna Sellen, Atlanta, Ga. Paul Smith, Topeka, Kan. Jan Stuck, Topeka, Kan. Phillip Tomlinson, Topeka, Kan. Ronald Walker, Topeka, Kan. Jane Sellen, Lawrence, Kan. Ralph Smith, Chandler, Ariz. Jim Stuck, Topeka, Kan. Bette Tompkins Aley, Topeka, Kan. Steven Walker, Cayucos, Calif. Steve Sellers, Lexington, Mo. Russ Smith, Lawrence, Kan. Alan Stueve, Topeka, Kan. Ellen Townsend, Topeka, Kan. Melodee Wallace, Berryton, Kan. Laura Semler, Topeka, Kan. Shelby Smith, Wichita, Kan. Paul Stuewe, Lawrence, Kan. Kent Townsend, Topeka, Kan. Stephen Wallace, Venice, Fla. Edward Serrano, Topeka, Kan. Shelley Smith, Sabetha, Kan. Janet Stuke, Tonganoxie, Kan. Amber Traphagan, Topeka, Kan. Joan Walrafen, Topeka, Kan. Fulva Seufert, Topeka, Kan. Suzy Smith, Topeka, Kan. Jim Stuke, Tonganoxie, Kan. Jack Travis, Kansas City, Mo. Ty Walrod, San Francisco, Calif. Grant Seusy, Topeka, Kan. Thomas Smith, Kansas City, Kan. Dee Suddarth, Shawnee, Kan. Mary Ann Travis, Kansas City, Mo. Denise Walsh, Topeka, Kan. Alanna Seymour, Topeka, Kan. Jean Smith Simmons, Denver, Colo. Kelli Sullivan, Topeka, Kan. Robin Trembley, Aurora, Colo. Amanda Walter, Topeka, Kan. Margeaux Seymour, Topeka, Kan. Chuck Smrha, Tecumseh, Kan. Thad Sullivan, Topeka, Kan. Robert Tresslar, Indianapolis, Ind. Margaret Walter, Topeka, Kan. Fran Seymour-Hunter, Topeka, Kan. Jennifer Smutny, Topeka, Kan. Theresa Sullivan, Highlands Ranch, Colo. JR Treto, Chicago, Ill. Norris Walter, Chandler, Ariz. Adella Shafer, San Francisco, Calif. Bill Sneed, Auburn, Kan. Clyde Sumerlin, Topeka, Kan. David Tripp, Leawood, Kan. Whitney Walter, Topeka, Kan. Josh Shald, Phoenix, Ariz. Diane Sneed, Auburn, Kan. Jacki Summerson, Topeka, Kan. June Truan, Topeka, Kan. Marjorie Walton, Lawrence, Kan. Kathryn Shartz, Lawrence, Kan. Michael Snell, Lawrence, Kan. Phil Summerson, Olathe, Kan. Katherine Trueman, Saint Louis, Mo. Patsy Walz, Topeka, Kan. Gloria Shaw, Concord, Calif. Sally Snell, Lawrence, Kan. Ward Summerville, Bradenton, Fla. Andrea Trupp, Topeka, Kan. Carly Wang, Topeka, Kan. Caitlin Shea, Topeka, Kan. Donald Snoddy, Omaha, Neb. Terry Sumner, Richardson, Texas Dick Trupp, Topeka, Kan. Mary Dorsey Wanless, Topeka, Kan. Bill Sheahan, Topeka, Kan. Peggy Snook, Topeka, Kan. Nan Sun, Topeka, Kan. Jeanne Trupp, Topeka, Kan. Howie Ward, Topeka, Kan. Marsha Sheahan, Topeka, Kan. Steve Snook, Topeka, Kan. Donald Surmeier, Colby, Kan. Rob Trupp, Topeka, Kan. Marilyn Ward, Topeka, Kan. John Sheehan, Topeka, Kan. Jim Snyder, Topeka, Kan. John Sutherland, Mound City, Kan. Monna Trusdale Bulkley, Topeka, Kan. Mark Ward, Fort Scott, Kan. Susan Sheehan, Topeka, Kan. John Solbach, Lawrence, Kan. William Sutton, McKinney, Texas John Tucker, Beaumont, Texas Harry Ware, Topeka, Kan. Mark Sheeks, Olathe, Kan. David Sollars, Topeka, Kan. Lila Swafford, Topeka, Kan. Vita Tucker, Burlingame, Kan. Alan Warner, Auburn, Kan. Marty Shepherd, Fair Oaks, Calif. Tricia Sollars, Topeka, Kan. John Swain, Topeka, Kan. Linda Tuller, Topeka, Kan. Bob Warner, Thornton, Colo. Neil Shepherd, Fair Oaks, Calif. Wanda Sorber, Topeka, Kan. Jack Swartz, Phoenix, Ariz. Tyler Tunnell, Topeka, Kan. Elizabeth Warner, Auburn, Kan. Grace Shepler, Topeka, Kan. Ed Soule, Topeka, Kan. Lloyd Swartz, Topeka, Kan. Judith Turgeon, El MacEro, Calif. Esther Warner, Wichita, Kan. Liesl Sheppard, Falcon, Colo. Judy Soule, Topeka, Kan. Nadine Swartz, Phoenix, Ariz. Mary Turnbull, Topeka, Kan. Tom Warner, Wichita, Kan. Jesse Sherer, Rossville, Kan. Grant Sourk, Topeka, Kan. Dan Swearingen, Topeka, Kan. Jim Turner, Topeka, Kan. Charles Warren, Hiawatha, Kan. Lori Shermoen, Wamego, Kan. Jennifer Sourk, Topeka, Kan. Pat Swearingen, Topeka, Kan. Susan Turner, Topeka, Kan. Dale Warren, Topeka, Kan. Rich Shermoen, Wamego, Kan. Sarah Sowers, Topeka, Kan. Kevin Sweeney, Southlake, Texas Tom Turpin, Westpoint, Ind. Dan Warren, Topeka, Kan. Richard Shermoen, Topeka, Kan. Candice Spacek, Topeka, Kan. Ed Swift, Topeka, Kan. Megan Twait, Overland Park, Kan. Joyce Warren, Topeka, Kan. Marie Sherrard, Topeka, Kan. Connie Spain, Berryton, Kan. Megan Swink, Mission, Kan. Corina Tynsky, Topeka, Kan. Maggie Warren, Topeka, Kan. John Sherwood, Wichita, Kan. Dick Spain, Berryton, Kan. JoAnna Swoyer, Chesapeake, Va. Justin Tynsky, Topeka, Kan. Ron Wasserstein, Burke, Va. Maribell Shevlin, Topeka, Kan. Shannon Spangler, Kechi, Kan. Ann Sybert, Hudson, Colo. Phil Tysinger, Topeka, Kan. Barbara Waterman-Peters, Topeka, Kan. John Shideler, Huntsville, Texas Tanner Speake, Topeka, Kan. John Sykes, Charleston, S.C. Loren Ubel, Wamego, Kan. Ken Waters, Topeka, Kan. Martha Shimp, Salina, Kan. Eileen Spears, Paola, Kan. Scott Tabbert, Topeka, Kan. Meyer Ueoka, Wailuku, Hawaii Sheryl Waters, Topeka, Kan. Justan Shinkle, Wichita, Kan. Lenora Speer, Stanwood, Iowa Sharon Tabor, Topeka, Kan. Paul Ueoka, Wailuku, Hawaii Chris Watkins, Springfield, Mo. Shelby Shinkle, Wichita, Kan. Carol Spencer, Ramona, Calif. Bob Taggart, Topeka, Kan. David Uhrlaub, Lincoln, Neb. Bette Watson, Topeka, Kan. Janet Shivers, Kansas City, Mo. Jeffrey Spencer, Topeka, Kan. Jeanne Taggart, Topeka, Kan. Richard Uhrlaub, Lakewood, Colo. Myrna Watson, Topeka, Kan. Kelvin Shivers, Kansas City, Mo. Jim Spencer, Ramona, Calif. Marvin Tangney, Stafford, Kan. Duane Ulrich, West Hills, Calif. Larry Waye, Shawnee, Kan. John Shobe, Thornton, Colo. Donna Spicer, Wakarusa, Kan. Karen Tanking, Hiawatha, Kan. Roger Underwood, Topeka, Kan. Jim Wayland, Georgetown, Texas Mary Kaye Shobe, Thornton, Colo. Lois Spring, Topeka, Kan. Nancy Tate, Topeka, Kan. Jeff Ungerer, Topeka, Kan. Kent Weatherby, Shawnee, Kan. Elise Short, Topeka, Kan. Becky Springer, Topeka, Kan. Brandy Taylor, Trout, La. Jim Ungerer, Louisburg, Kan. John Weaver, Topeka, Kan. Carolyn Shriver, Topeka, Kan. Al Sproul, Round Rock, Texas D. W. Taylor, Topeka, Kan. Kathy Ungerer, Overland Park, Kan. Lynn Weaver, Topeka, Kan. Jack Shriver, Topeka, Kan. Emily Spurlock, Topeka, Kan. Diane Taylor, Topeka, Kan. Chad Unrein, Topeka, Kan. Marianne Webb, Carbondale, Ill. Emily Shubin, Overland Park, Kan. Sandi St. Denis, Leawood, Kan. Dot Taylor, Topeka, Kan. Heather Unrein, Topeka, Kan. Robert Webb, Topeka, Kan. Jon Shubin, Overland Park, Kan. Catherine St. John, Topeka, Kan. Eric Taylor, Olathe, Kan. Susan Uphoff, Winston Salem, N.C. Ed Webber, Topeka, Kan. Phil Shull, Bel Aire, Kan. Chris St. John, Topeka, Kan. Peter Taylor, Arlington, Va. Erin Urban, Saint Louis, Mo. John Weber, Topeka, Kan. Jack Shutt, Topeka, Kan. David St. John, Topeka, Kan. Richard Taylor, Topeka, Kan. Gail Urban, Manhattan, Kan. Gary Weckbaugh, Topeka, Kan. Laura Sidlinger, Topeka, Kan. Glenn St. John, Edmond, Okla. Wayne Taylor, Topeka, Kan. Jay Urban, Omaha, Neb. Jane Weeden, Topeka, Kan. Don Sieve, Fort Worth, Texas Hayden St. John, Topeka, Kan. Ann Tenpenny, Topeka, Kan. Donna Urbom-McClure, Topeka, Kan. Steven Weeks, Cincinnati, Ohio Kristie Sigle, Topeka, Kan. Susan St. John, Topeka, Kan. Amy Teply, Topeka, Kan. Rocky Vacek, Topeka, Kan. Bob Weibel, Topeka, Kan. Norma Sikes, Topeka, Kan. Trudy St. John, Topeka, Kan. Jeffrey Teply, Topeka, Kan. Angela Valdivia, Topeka, Kan. Daryl Weibel, Topeka, Kan. Marvin Silver, Burlingame, Calif. Don Staab, Victoria, Kan. Joyce Terrill, Auburn, Kan. Anthony Valenti, Kansas City, Mo. Linda Weibel, Topeka, Kan. Keith Silvers Shawnee Kan. Gerald Staab, Leawood, Kan. Rick Terrill, Auburn, Kan. Melissa Van Horn, Lawrence, Kan. Sandy Weibel, Topeka, Kan. James Silvia, Park Forest, Ill. Pam Stabler, The Woodlands, Texas Jaime Teske, Topeka, Kan. Danielle Van Laeys, Saint George, Kan. Ed Weigel, Topeka, Kan. Treva Simmons, Manhattan, Kan. Johnny Stadler, Topeka, Kan. Bernice Testa, Raleigh, N.C. Jess Van Laeys, Overland Park, Kan. Dennis Weinberg, Porto Alegre, Brazil Ruth Simnitt, Topeka, Kan. Wendy Stafford, Topeka, Kan. Lee Thaete, Shawnee Mission, Kan. Dick Vanderwall, Fort Wayne, Ind. Jayme Weis, Wetmore, Kan. Terry Simnitt, Topeka, Kan. Bill Stahl, Junction City, Kan. Jo Anne Theimer, McKinleyville, Calif. Roger VanHoozer, Springfield, Mo. Jerry Welborn, Murrysville, Pa. Herm Simon, Topeka, Kan. Gladie Stalker, Carmichael, Calif. Kelsey Thiessen, Topeka, Kan. Janet Vant-Leven, Warrensburg, Mo. Lori Welch, Topeka, Kan. Alan Simons, Bellevue, Wash. John Stambaugh, Berryton, Kan. Dave Thoman, Albany, N.Y. Frank VanVleck, Peoria, Ariz. Michael Welch, Topeka, Kan. Jack Simpson, Wichita, Kan. Larry Stambaugh, San Diego, Calif. Evan Thomas, Topeka, Kan. Lilly Varner, Overbrook, Kan. Elaine Wellborn, Topeka, Kan. James Simpson, Bowie, Md. Harlan Stamper, Prairie Village, Kan. Frank Thomas, Iola, Kan. Ashley Vaughan, Olathe, Kan. Stanley Wellborn, Washington, D.C. Matthew Simpson, Topeka, Kan. Anne Starbuck, Topeka, Kan. Kenva Thomas, Topeka, Kan. John Vaughn, Tahlequah, Okla. Barbara Weller, Montclair, N.J. Wally Sue Simpson, Wichita, Kan. Chad Starbuck, Cottonwood Heights, Lynda Thomas, Collierville, Tenn. Joyce Vaughn, Tahlequah, Okla. Elena Wenger, Topeka, Kan. Buddy Sims, Edwards, Colo. Utah Teresa Thomas, Topeka, Kan. Shirley Vaughn, Chanute, Kan. Kellie Wessling, Olathe, Kan. James Sims, Topeka, Kan. Mary Ann Starbuck, Topeka, Kan. Christine Thompson, Wamego, Kan. Raymond Vaught, Topeka, Kan. Kerri West, Arvada, Colo. Lawrence Sims, Topeka, Kan. Scott Starbuck, Topeka, Kan. Dennis Thompson, Topeka, Kan. Charles Vausbinder, Topeka, Kan. Kilie West, Manhattan, Kan. Curt Sittenauer, Topeka, Kan. Marjory Starkweather, Kaysville, Utah Dodge Thompson, Washington, D.C. Jeanne Vawter, Topeka, Kan. Diane Westerhaus, Topeka, Kan. Jill Sittenauer, Topeka, Kan. Becky Stauffer, Topeka, Kan. JoAnn Thompson, Topeka, Kan. Russ Vawter, Topeka, Kan. Mike Wheatley, Barrington, Ill. Barbara Skipper, Bandera, Texas Lou Steck, Fresno, Calif. Joy Thompson, Topeka, Kan. H Venkat, Topeka, Kan. Ed Wheeler, Sarasota, Fla. Mitchell Slagle, Lees Summit, Mo. Troy Stedman, Overland Park, Kan. Lori Thompson, Topeka, Kan. Alice Vernon, Topeka, Kan. Ro Wheeler, Sarasota, Fla. John Slater, Fresno, Calif. Cristi Steeves, Topeka, Kan. Lydia Thompson, Topeka, Kan. Gayle Vernon, Topeka, Kan. Cheryl Whelan, Topeka, Kan. Brad Slease, Wilmington, Del. Guy Steier, Clyde, Kan. Lynn Thompson, Topeka, Kan. Tom Vesper, Edmond, Okla. Richard Whelan, Overland Park, Kan. Barbara Slimmer, Topeka, Kan. Joseph Stein, Topeka, Kan. Mark Thompson, Philadelphia, Pa. Arlene Vickers, Topeka, Kan. Bob Whiffen, Topeka, Kan. Gary Slimmer, Topeka, Kan. Duane Steinle, Topeka, Kan. Niel Thompson, Topeka, Kan. Bill Vickrey, Sherman, Texas Barbara White, Topeka, Kan. Eldon Sloan, Topeka, Kan. Mary Lou Steinle, Topeka, Kan. Richard Thompson, Dripping Springs, Gil Viets, Indianapolis, Ind. Bev White, Wheat Ridge, Colo. Jim Sloan, Topeka, Kan. Cash Sterling, Topeka, Kan. Texas Joyce Viets, Indianapolis, Ind. Gary White, Topeka, Kan. Chuck Slocum, Topeka, Kan. Tim Stevens, Topeka, Kan. Sallie Thompson, Topeka, Kan. Rachael Vilander Tomes, Topeka, Kan. R. Steven White, Osage City, Kan. Doris Slocum, Topeka, Kan. Carol Stevenson, Bethany Beach, Del. Sarah Thompson, Topeka, Kan. Tam Vincent, Topeka, Kan. Rita White, Tulsa, Okla. Peggy Sloyer, Lenexa, Kan. Debbie Stewart, Topeka, Kan. Dick Thornburg, Topeka, Kan. Debbie Vinning, Topeka, Kan. Brooke Whitehill, Olathe, Kan. Jeanne Slusher, Topeka, Kan. Jan Stewart, Shell Knob, Mo. Linda Thornburg, Topeka, Kan. Cheri Virag, Lansing, Mich. Thomas Whitmer, Topeka, Kan. Michael Slusher, Topeka, Kan. Jane Stewart, Berryton, Kan. Annette Thornburgh, Topeka, Kan. Tal Vivian, Yorktown, Va. Larry Whitt, Dallas, Texas Eric Slusser, Marietta, Ga. Mike Stewart, Berryton, Kan. Ron Thornburgh, Topeka, Kan. Carol Vogel, Topeka, Kan. Mary Lou Whitt, Dallas, Texas Betty Smith, Wichita, Kan. Warren Stewart, Sanford, N.C. Bob Thorp, Georgetown, Texas Jim Vogel, Topeka, Kan. Sally Whitten, Fryeburg, Maine Betty Smith, Valley Center, Kan. Esther Stiger, Arroyo Grande, Calif. Mary Thorp, Georgetown, Texas Pat Vogelsberg, Topeka, Kan. Jennifer Wiard, Kansas City, Kan. Brady Smith, Topeka, Kan. Jim Stinson, Topeka, Kan. Glenda Thurber, Topeka, Kan. James Voigts, Henderson, Nev. Jim Wight, Matfield Green, Kan. Brandon Smith, Denver, Colo. Maureen Stinson, Topeka, Kan. Cristen Tilden, Topeka, Kan. John Voisinet, Newport Beach, Calif. Nancy Wight, Matfield Green, Kan. Brian Smith, Topeka, Kan. David Stivers, Park City, Kan. Bethe Titsworth, Topeka, Kan. Steven Voisinet, Plano, Texas David Wiksten, Topeka, Kan. D.L. Smith, Topeka, Kan. Niki Stivers, Park City, Kan. Carl Titsworth, Topeka, Kan. Jesey Vopata, Topeka, Kan. Joan Wiksten, Topeka, Kan. Dianna Smith, Topeka, Kan. Bob Stoffer, Bella Vista, Ark. Rachel Titsworth, Grand Junction, Colo. Jim Vopata, Topeka, Kan. Tiffany Wiles, Topeka, Kan. Dick Smith, Green Valley, Ariz. Jeff Stone, Greendale, Wis. David Titus, Broken Arrow, Okla. Al Ray Vossen, Topeka, Kan. Carolyn Wiley, Topeka, Kan.

49 Washburn Alumni Association At A Glance 50 WASHBURN ALUMNI ASSOCIATION: Are you curious where fellow Ichabods live? How dues-paid members support the Alumni AT A GLANCE Association? How many alumni are dues-paid members of the Alumni Association? Below are three graphs that give you a quick overview of Where Alumni Live your alumni association. Topeka: 31% Kansas: 31% Other: 38%

How Membership Dues Are Spent Communications: 75% Alumni Events: 16% Scholarships: 6% Miscellaneous: 3%

Dues-paid Members 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 Annual: 1,608 1,601 1,541 1,601 1,643 Life: 1,321 1,302 1,307 1,312 1,329 Total: 2,929 2,903 2,484 2,913 2,972 07 08 09 10 11

07 08 09 10 11 07 08 09 10 11

Tawney Willett, Wheat Ridge, Colo. Glen Winchell, Arden Hills, Minn. Phil Wolfe, Topeka, Kan. Greg Wright, Tyler, Texas Dawn Zabel, Topeka, Kan. Amanda Williams, Lansing, Kan. Dennis Wing, Sedalia, Colo. Bridget Wood, Topeka, Kan. Justin Wright, Topeka, Kan. Rita Zachariasen, Sugar Land, Texas Carol Williams, Prairie Village, Kan. Patricia Wing, Sedalia, Colo. Ed Wood, Topeka, Kan. Keron Wright, Kansas City, Mo. Jim Zeferjahn, Topeka, Kan. Janis Williams, Topeka, Kan. Ryan Winrick, Topeka, Kan. John Wood, Bronxville, N.Y. Linda Wright, Tyler, Texas Janell Zeiler, Topeka, Kan. Jeny Williams, Mobile, Ala. Donna Winslow, Topeka, Kan. Robert Wood, Topeka, Kan. Binbin Wu, Topeka, Kan. Jeffrey Zeiler, Topeka, Kan. Jerry Williams, Mobile, Ala. Mit Winter, Topeka, Kan. Teri Wood, Bronxville, N.Y. Gene Wunder, Topeka, Kan. Curtis Zeitelhack, Phoenix, Ariz. Mike Williams, Alexandria, Va. Robert Winter, Truman, Minn. Gary Woodman, Wichita, Kan. Lara Wunder, Brandon, Fla. Bridget Zeller, Irving, Texas Rick Williamson, Abilene, Kan. Susan Winter, Topeka, Kan. Sally Woodman, Wichita, Kan. Ron Wurtz, Topeka, Kan. Daryl Zeller, Bartlesville, Okla. Betty Willis, Gallatin, Tenn. Mark Winters, Millington, Tenn. James Woodson, Los Angeles, Calif. Gary Yager, Topeka, Kan. Karen Zeller, Arkansas City, Kan. Bob Willis, Gallatin, Tenn. Stan Wisdom, Wichita, Kan. Dorothy Woody, Saint Johns, Fla. Widge Yager, Topeka, Kan. Mike Zemites, Fredericksburg, Va. Doug Wilmore, Kilauea, Hawaii Fran Wise, Scottsdale, Ariz. Eli Woody, Topeka, Kan. Mark Yardley, Berryton, Kan. Baili Zhang, Topeka, Kan. Kathleen Wilmore, Topeka, Kan. Paul Wise, Scottsdale, Ariz. Linda Woolf, Topeka, Kan. Sheree Yardley, Berryton, Kan. Bobbie Ziegler, San Antonio, Texas Barbara Wilson, Manhattan, Kan. Dennis Wiseman, Topeka, Kan. Bruce Works, Topeka, Kan. John Ybarra, Topeka, Kan. Janet Zima, Topeka, Kan. Deborah Wilson, Topeka, Kan. Jeannie Wiseman, Topeka, Kan. Marcia Works, Topeka, Kan. John Ybarra, Topeka, Kan. Joe Zima, Topeka, Kan. Janet Wilson, Topeka, Kan. Larry Witham, North Anson, Maine Mark Works, Topeka, Kan. Emily Yessen, Lawrence, Kan. Angel Zimmerman, Topeka, Kan. Larry Wilson, Topeka, Kan. Cullen Witt, Topeka, Kan. Mike Worswick, Topeka, Kan. Paul Yockey, Swannanoa, N.C. Jim Zimmerman, Topeka, Kan. Larry Wilson, Topeka, Kan. Harold Witt, Winter Park, Fla. Mary Wortman, Topeka, Kan. Karen Yokley, West Hills, Calif. Larry Zimmerman, Topeka, Kan. Mike Wilson, Wichita, Kan. Jerry Wittmer, Topeka, Kan. Kent Wray, Rolla, Mo. Nancy York, Virginia Beach, Va. Bill Zirger, Lenexa, Kan. Sara Wilson, Oswego, Kan. Sandy Wittmer, Topeka, Kan. Cathy Wrenick, Topeka, Kan. Alice Young, Topeka, Kan. Millie Zirger, Lenexa, Kan. Shirley Wilson, Topeka, Kan. Roy Wohl, Topeka, Kan. Rudy Wrenick, Topeka, Kan. Frankie Young, Richmond, Va. Angelo Zuniga, Overland Park, Kan. Tom Wilson, Salina, Kan. John Wohlfarth, Charlotte, N.C. Chuck Wright, Topeka, Kan. Theresa Young, Manhattan, Kan. Suzanne Zurn, Reston, Va. Tom Wilson, Topeka, Kan. Sharon Wohlfarth, Charlotte, N.C. Doug Wright, Topeka, Kan. Brandi Youse, Topeka, Kan. Fred Zweifel, Centennial, Colo.

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