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Sarah Abu-Hasira Don Berg Ben Carden Zach Badie Brian Brazill
Southwestern College was founded in 1885 by the Southwest Conference of Methodist Episco pal Church. It graduated its first class in 1889. SC is celebrating its 120th year in existence. SC earned its accreditation in 1917 from North Central Association of Schools and Colleges. In 195 most of the main administrative building (at that time called Richardson) burned, but the four pil lars that overlooked the Walnut Valley remained. With only three buildings at that point, one of which just burned and another condemned, the future of the college was very much in doubt. In June of 1950, the Central Kansas Conference of the United Methodist Church voted to continue the college and assure its future through "The Million Dollar Building Program." Richardson was rebuilt and christened as the now known Christy Administration Building.
Right: Scott Stoughton plays catch with a teammate during football practice. (photo by Robert Leis)
Far Right: Miranda Harris and Amber Stewart enjoy a drink at O'Kelley's bar while Brant Littrell plays the air guitar. (photo by Matt Scott)
Above: Scott Hooker, Vince DeGrado, and Brant Littrell Above: Christina Chevreaux, Pahri Hafez, and Lesl show school spirit as they support the basketball players. Bennett all dressed up at the Beta Sigma Phi Winter (photo by Szetho Shan Lin) Formal. (photo by Tara Pagenkopf)
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Left: Scott Kuhn, Michael Stolzle, Chris Norris, Joel Wilke, and Josh Melcher pose with their giant snowman they built in the Warren lawn. (photo by Christy Hopkins) Below: Sarah Kallail, Nick Sparacino, Bernardo Alva rez, Josh Melcher, and Matt Hodges pose during their improv slideshow game. (photo by Elise Eilts)
Left: Andrea Zanatta, Nata lie Carlson, and Mollie Foster show off their Leadership poster at the Activity fair. (photo Szetho Shan Lin)
Far Left: The bonfire at Homecoming burns out of control as members of the Winfield fire department try to keep it under control. (photo by Miranda Harris)
: Purple Storm reacts to another point in a bas Above: Mark Chan, Tommy Castor, Steph Harris, Cody I game. (photo by Szetho Shan Lin) Kitzke, and Joel Wilke get their drums ready before Purple storm. (photo by Sarah Morton)
3 Mira Minner Dani McCaulley Lindsay Morgan Josh Melcher Eloy Mendoza
One of the greatest mysteries of the history of Southwestern College is the 77 steps. They were built about the same time as Richardson Hall (now known as Christy Administration Building) around the early 1900s. They were first renovated in 1985 and then again this past year. The real question, however, is why 77 steps. When approached, many individuals and departments were stumped. Even former archivist, Jerry Wallace, could not explain such a number. Many ries were entertained, however. One such story was related to the alma mater, which happens to have 77 words to it. It can be concluded that in an effort to remember the alma mater each step was assigned a particular word for the graduates to recite as the approached the top. By far, the story that resurfaced the most was that it just happened to take 77 steps to reach the apex of t hill from the foot of the hill. So to this date, it will be maintained that the contractors of 1907 fou out that 77 approximately 14-inch steps reached the apex of the hill from the bottom. This is why there are 77 steps leading up to the front of the Christy Administration Building.
Right: Danecia Williams and Levi Moreland hang out at Java Jinx. (photo by Robert Leis)
Far Right: Danielle McCaulley, Mollie Foster, and Monica Mor rison gather around the newest Warren resident. (photo by Christy Hopkins)
Above: Megan Whitaker and Heidi Lake peek over the Above: April McCormick surveys the crowd with her stands to find a camera at Purple Storm. (photo by Sarah favorite SC glasses. (photo by Sarah Morton) Morton)
4 Meggie Mojica Cassandra McGowan Nick Mattingly York Moon
Left: JJ Marafioti hugs Ehren Penix from behind at the Moundbuilding Ceremony. (photo by Elise Eilts)
Below: Sarah Kallail sneaks on stage during a 9 lives show. (photo by Elise Eilts)
Left: Brandon Hessing takes "-I:~~~IL. pictures at a cross coun try meet. (photo by Sarah Morton)
Far Left: Janine Peltz, Niki Goubeaux, and Janet Smith smile for the camera. (photo = =;;::;:;:==--by Sarah Morton)
Lindsay Morgan sounds the alarm while Amie Above: Avea Howard, Jason Moore, and Keira Bell watches the opponent quake with fear at Purple (photo by Szetho Shan lin) (photo by Sarah Morton)
5 Mollie Foster Toby Chavez Chelsea Epler Michael Daniels Kristine Fowler
,If you could trade places with someone, who would it be and why?
Britney Spears- she's hot! Tara Revell Brad Pitt. He is with one of the most beautiful women in the world and he was in Fight Club. Come on! Barton Jessica Simpson - 2 words, and they are Nick Lachey. Laura Zink Paris Hilton, wouldn't it be nice to be famous for no reason? Sarah Kallail Someone who was exactly like me, but better looking, then I'd be afraid to look at mirrors. Bret Bement No one, it's good to be me Zach Osten Dave Navarro, because Carmen Electra is his wife. Dustin Holley Usher, because he is black and he can dance. Nicole Guthrie Jay-Z, he is slowly taking over the world. Brandon Hessing
Right: Jazz Carreon, John Kapavik, Jason Moore, Andrae Harper, Brandon Smith, and Kevin Peck watch the girls' cross coun try race. (photo by Sarah Morton)
Far Right: Josh Melcher pulls suggestions from the audience at 9 Lives. (photo by Elise Eilts)
Above: Elizabeth Hull adds finishing touches to her rock Above: Tommy Castor and Jo Wooldridge join Josef at Rock Painting. (photo by Elise Eilts) Felver, Nicole Shidler, Adam Dees , and Megan Whita at Builder Camp. (photo by Kate Hutchens)
6 Alia Collingwood Chris Cochran De'Andre Foster Sara Dauber Eric Dickson
Left: Theresa Laws isn't worried about her bowling score. (photo special to The Moundbuilder)
Below: JJ Marafioti enjoys being the center of atten tion in The Wiz. (photo special to The Moundbuilder)
Left: The Jinx tries 'his moves on Christy Hop kins. (photo special to The Moundbuilder)
Far Left: Kassie Wendler, Ky Moots, and Nicole Shidler keep warm while support ....-..aI.. ing the cross country team. (photo by Sarah Morton)
Above: Andrea Zanatta, Joel Wilke, Lindsay Morgan, Above: Adam Thompson mans the annual pumpkin ~r Jenn Cox, Dani McCaulley, and Mollie Foster protect patch to raise money for Discipleship's mission trip. their caramel apples from Brent Inkelaar and Sarah (photo by Szetho Shan Lin) Hodgkinson. (photo by Martin Rude) f au h
Thomas Nelson Tara Pagenkopf Jeff Muturi Zach Osten Roger PemhOr"t"nII
What/who would you want with you if you were stranded on a desert island?
My fiance - so I can have sex! Tara Revell Miranda Harris and mucho cerveza JR Massey My mama so she could cook for me. Ced Riley Beer. Matt Scott Wonder Woman, so she could carry me home. Bret Bement The volleyball named Wilson off the movie Cast Away. Wes Pekarek Kristen McCart and a case of beer (Budlight) of course. Taryn Brand Coffee, a good book, Reese's and Chad Michael Murray, oh and sunscreen. Alyssa Mason
Right: Bernardo Alvarez, York Moon, and Sarah Kallail have fun at 9 Lives. (photo by Elise Eilts)
Far Right: Szetho Shan Lin and Ben Rivers present the baby Jesus after Eagerheart. (photo by Elise Eilts)
Above: Members of the women's basketball team sup Above: The choir gets down at a basketball game. ports the women's tennis team. (photo by Szetho Shan (photo by Szetho Shan Lin) Lin)
8 Andrew Pearson Angela Naasz Carlos Nogami Alexis Morrison
Left: Anthony Pool shows off his bling bling . (photo by Kate Hutchens)
Below: Friends help each other up at Crazy Olympics. (photo by Elise Eilts)
Left: Lin Roberts and Autumn Worten clean up the community. (photo special to The Moundbuilder)
Far Left: Keren Talamantes slides down the 77. (photo by Szetho Shan Lin)
: Josef Felver, Lindsay Morgan, Andrew Cherry, Above: Ruth Guernsey gives blood during the blood Ky Moots have fun at FCA. (photo by Szetho Shan drive. (photo by Szetho Shan Lin)
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Caleb Hartman Blake Hemberger Warren Hanson Bonnie Haslouer T.J. Harris
What is the most embasassing thing that has happened to you in college?
At All-Star Sports on a trip with StuFu, SGA and Residence Life I got soaked on the bumper boats and got '"'0.... \.1". drying my panties under the hand dryer with my butt lodged between the counter and dryer. Tia Leach When I slid on my butt in front of the whole freshman class at Builder Camp. Meg McGuire Passing out at 8:00 on Valentine's Day sophomore year. Ken Barton "Head-butting ." Amber Stewart Falling asleep on my desk in class and waking up in a big puddle of my own drool. Wes Pekarek Got caught stealing toilet paper at the girl's dorm. Jeremy Ryman Got ink on my mouth from my pen and I didn't find out for a long time. Andrew McGee
Right: SC crowd goes crazy as they try to catch goodies the cheerleaders threw out during the Central Christian basketball game. (photo by Szetho Shan Lin)
Far Right: A downtown Winfield window the Beta Sigma Phi girls painted during homecoming. (photo by Josie Bartel)
Above: Early risers or night owls of SC see many tacular sunrises in Winfield. (photo by Josie Bartel)
10 Omari Head Matt Hague Dustin Holley Bernardo Gooden
Left: Lissa Stroud cheers on the football team while wearing goggles. (photo by Ky Moots)
Below: Mark Schuppener and Matthew Bergey perform together as part of the Mazie Barnett recital series. (photo by Josie Bartel)
Left: Beautiful window art Phi Delta Theta created in downtown Winfield during homecoming. (photo by Josie Bartel)
Far Left: Around Christmas, this tree graced Cole Hall's first floor lobby. (photo by Josie Bartel)
Kyle Lewis, Chris Norris and Joel Wilke enjoy Above: Southwestern students enjoy a night of cosmic chip tray at the Leadership Christmas party. (photo bowling sponsored by StuFu at Walnut Valley Lanes. Ito The Moundbuilder) (photo by Josie Bartel)
11 Tara Revell Shante' Rivers Cliff Rowell Leah Rankin Lacey Ruby
What is the craziest thing you have done with your friends?
8eth Parker and I drove to Derby at 2 am to satisfy a craving for soft pretzels ... wearing pjs and fuzzy slippers. Amanda Bennett Streaking across campus or making snow angels in the middle of the night wearing shorts. Jenna Swisher Took the entire ice cream tub out of the freezer and back to my table to finish the it. Nicole Guthrie Stayed up all night playing Playstation 2 nights in a row. Dustin Holly Streaking in front of the 77. Andrea Maxwell Letting my friends drive me through the women's hall in a laundry basket. Stacey Jo Wilkerson
Right: Michael Bumgarner, Ruth Guernsey, and Rachel Pollock beat Mindy Woydziak, Andrea Woolf, and Sarah Kallail to the couch for a concert. (photo by Elise Eilts)
Far Right: Esmeralda Picon looks through posters during a sale in the Java Jinx. (photo by Szetho Shan Lin)
I Above: Careth Eaton tells Jo Wooldridge a secret at the Above: Amy Moon and Stephanie Swanson prepare coffee house. (photo by Elise Eilts) an indoor track meet. (photo by Sarah Morton)
12 Lauren Rood Blake Ridgway Rachel Pollock Evan Pollock
Left: DeAndra Holt is determined to win a game of bingo. (photo by Szetho Shan Lin)
Below: Tia Leach, Lindsey Harold, and Julie Sapp model the bingo prizes. (photo by Szetho Shan Lin)
Left: Jimmie Tagg spends a warm spring day play ing catch on the Warren Apartments lawn. (photo by Szetho Shan Lin)
Far Left: Mark Chan, Keren Talamentes, and Meg McGuire share a close moment. (photo by Robert Leis)
Andrae Harper, Billy Barnum, Brandon Smith, Above: Adam Sharp, Mariah Marion, Becky Jarvis, and Daniel Joiner rest after their races at an indoor track Careth Eaton say goodbye before parting ways for the (photo by Sarah Morton) afternoon. (photo by Melissa Williamson)
13 Scott Stoughton KJ Wilkens Jon Sparks Ashley Twyman Anthony White Who have you secretly had a crush on during college? Jenna Swisher Brandon Hessing Brant Littrell Sarah Kallail Amber Stewart Matt Scott Ryan Irving, Brant Littrell, and Brett Annis Tara Revell Ryan Irving .. . DUH!!! Amber Stewart Eric Waterman Taryn Brand Who was the most intimidating upper classman? Sara Dauber Leslee Bennett Matt Williams Zach Osten Brian Beard Dustin Holley Michael Moser, he's like a fighting chihuahua. Brandon Hessing Amanda Melander - until you get to know her, of course. Taryn Brand
Andrea Mohr - when I showed up at my first party she was shooting other girls with her BB gun!! Amber St.r:.w.
Right: Sarah Versch, Christy Hopkins, Amber Bratcher and Jennifer Barten take a break from Beta Bowling Night. (photo by Ashley Twyman)
Far Right: Mark Chan gives his best sexy look to the camera. (photo by Elise Eilts)
Cody and Brett Annis and Jason Venjohn stand Above: Josh Melcher, Sarah Kallail, Matt Hodges, with their parents on senior night. (photo Szetho Shan nardo Alvarez, Nick Sparacino and York Moon try to Lin) out of a swamp during the 9 Lives Improv Show. ( by Elise Eilts) 14 Amber Stewart Kareem Thompson Daniel Seeley Joe Wood
!!IIrw•••• Left: Leah Rankin celebrates after another SC soccer win . (photo by Robert Leis)
Below: Rico Marquez, Omari Head and Lafayette Berry wish they could be out on the field playing. (photo by Ky Moots)
Far Left: Josh Melcher loves showing his pearly whites to anyone with a camera. (photo by Robert Leis)
Left: Omari Head, Jenna Swisher, and Dustin Holley pose for the camera during the winter formal. (photo special to The Mound builder)
: Mariah Marion and Leslee Bennett take a break Above: Andrew Merz, Jenn Cox, Caylin Larsen, Mollie dancing during the winter formal. (photo special to Foster, Hayley Holthus, and Natalie Carlson pose in Moundbuilder) front of their Leadership yard art during Homecoming . (photo by Szetho Shan Lin) 15 Right: She leah Taylor, Sarah Benton, Amanda Willhite, and Melissa Williamson celebrate Christmas before leaving for break. (photo by April McCormick)
Far Right: Jennifer Hope enjoys paraffin wax on her hands. (photo b-:Jy:....:S~z;.;e~~th o:.....-~~~~~======~=;;;;;:=;;;;;:;=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;:;: Shan Lin)
Above: Donavan Lawrence watches the last SC football game of the season. (photo by Sarah Morton)
Above Right: Lindsay Morgan, Justina Briant, JJ Marafioti, and Maggie Pines rehearse directing scenes. (photo by April IVicCormick)
Above: Lance Williams, Zack Paris, Joe Wood, nardo Alvarez, and Josh Loreman encourage the country team after their practice. (photo by Elise
16 Left: Meggie Mojica and Niki Goubeaux modeling facepaint. (photo by Sarah Morton)
Far Left: Joshua Crabtree plays with tinsel at bingo. (photo by Szetho Shan Lin)
Above: Omari Head makes an omelette for other students at bingo night. (photo by Szetho Shan Lin)
Above Right: Brent Inkelaar tries to stay awake through his biology home work. (photo by Szetho Shan Lin)
Josh Melcher dies dramatically during the 9 Family Show. (photo by Elise Eilts)
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After a long day of manual labor and a short rest period, the workday volunteers were treated to a banquet a Hawaiian theme. At the end of the day, new bonds of friendship had been built not only with fellow stUr1a,.. ~ but also with faculty volunteers and members of the Winfield community itself. Right: Lin Roberts and Autumn Worten put the finishing touches on a newly refinished wooden wheel chair ramp. (photo special to The Moundbuilder) Below: David Lowell paints trim on a window. (photo by Lisa Broberg) Above: Levi Moreland prepares a house for painting . Several Winfield houses were repainted this year, including a two story house. (photo special to The Mound builder) Above: Maggie Pines leans against the house she is painting as she tires after a long day of work. (photo by Elise Eilts) Left: Hayley Vogt works at scraping paint from a house. (photo by Elise Eilts) 20 Below: A group of freshmen take a lunch break from their hard work. Besides breaking for lunch, the groups also discussed the events of the day and how it affected their relationship to the Winfield community. (photo special to The Moundbuilder) Below: Amanda Shofner stops to take a break from painting. (photo by Lisa Bro enjoy each other's company after the Work Day Banquet that followed a long, hard day's work. (photo special to The Hansen put a streak-free shine on the Moundbuilder) front door of their workday site. (photo by Lisa Broberg) Left: Marysa Putter works at freeing the grip of some weeds in a flower bed at her work day site. (photo special to The Moundbuilder) 21 • ce f Pai I By Kelly Burgar Keeping with tradition, students and organizations got together to have the annual rock painting party. would be put onto the mound the next day. Everyone is encouraged to show their unique personalities by ing their rocks. Organizations, activities, and individuals can paint any rock that they can find. The school al provides spray paint, paint brushes, paint, drinks and popicles for everyone to enjoy. Rock painting is always of the fun events that happen on campus during the first week of classes. It is a good place for friends to back from summer break and get together to have some messy fun. Right: Ehren Penix and Matt Hodges carefully paint their rebel alliance. (photo by Elise Eilts) Below: Carlos Nogami sprays the colors of the Mexican flag while Keren Talamantes watches at a safe distance. (photo by Elise Eilts) Above: Janine Peltz, Brae Johnson, and Lacy Mohler get messy while finger paint ing their cross country rock. (photo by Elise Eilts) Above: Shelley Meyer and Bonnie Haslouer show off their nurse rock. (photo be Elise Eilts) Left: Lauren Rood and Katy Conway give their rock a soccer face lift. (photo by Elise Eilts) 22 • u I another year to its history, the Moundbuilding Ceremony is one of the longest running traditions at sc. 77th Annual Building of the Mound also recognized the 10th anniversary of the Professional Studies Program. were placed by both traditional and non-traditional students as well as alumni. The dreams of Dean Allen Dean Haywood of a monsterous mountain of stones reaching to the sky grew a few feet as each member of SC community became a Moundbuilder. Left:The volleyball team uses teamwork to carry their rock making a bigger, better mound. (photo by Elise Eilts) :".6.."'.-'7:::1 Below: Lacy Mohler helps ~~~:a~~ start the ceremony. (photo by Elise Eilts) Above: Chris Schmitz leads the SC band through a rendition of the our Alma Mater. (photo by Elise Eilts) Above : Mark Chan takes his respon sibility as honorary torchbearer with pride. (photo by Elise Eilts) Right: Sarah Abu-Hisira puts all those hours in the training room to use. (photo by Elise Eilts) 23 z By Szetho Shan Lin Fall Frenzy frenzied from August 18th through 27th. This year kicked off with Builder Camp, where freshme roasted marshmallows and bonded at Rock Springs. Freshman Workday followed that weekend, and the wt campus gathered for fun and food at the Welcome Back BBQ and Sunday Sundaes. The next day, Builder FE was held at the bottom of the 77 steps and students let loose on games and rides at the carnival. The entel ing night also featured comedian Bernie McGrenahan and singer Shevy Smith on the guitar. Students let thE creative juices flow the following Wednesday at the Rock Painting Party and SC traditions were upheld at thl Moundbuilding Ceremony the next night. Fall Frenzy wrapped up with Matriculation Convocation on Friday. Right: Tia Leach, Dustin Hol ley, Brent Inkelaar, comedian MOjica gi'l Bernie McGrenahan, Amanda big grin Willhite and Kaely Podschun eating at smile for the camera. (photo Camp. (pt by Paul Farney) Kate Hutcl Below: Taryn Brand places Below: a rock on the Mound. (photo try their IU by Elise Eilts) game bo ing the ca (photo spe to The Me Above: The freshman class of 2004-2005 gather for a group shot at Builder Camp. (photo by Kate Hutchens) "-'..r_...., Above: Angie Combs roasts marshmallows on a stick during the campfire at Builder Camp. (photo by Kate Hutchens) Left: Tia Leach and Kaely Podschun enjo fun, relaxing evening at the carnival. (ph< by Elise Eilts) 24 Below: Bernardo Alvarez shows off his yummy rock that looks good enough to eat. The multicolored rock was one of the many attractive ones at the Rock Painting Party held in the front lawn of Wallingford. (photo by Elise Eilts) Below: Cody Kitzke and Es meralda Picon goofoff during a break at Builder Camp. (photo by Kate Hutchens) Above: Students let loose and get dizzy spinning around on one of the many fun rides featured at the Above: Lindsey Harold takes a break carnival. (photo special to on a rock during the Moundbuilding The Moundbuilder) Ceremony. (photo by Elise Eilts) Right: Special guest speaker Mitch Holthus pulls Rico Marquez up on stage to use him as a good example during Matriculation Convocation. (photo by Szetho Shan Lin) 25 ec By Pahri Hafez, Szetho Shan Lin, and Amber Stewart Among the builder floats, the egg toss at the Crazy Olympics, and blazing bonfire, Southwestern students had a busy week to make Homecoming 2004 a memorable one. With a theme of "A Builder Storm is Brewin", many events including the Dedication of the renovated 77 steps, the Athletic Hall of Fame Induction, where past athletes were noted for their outstanding athletic performances, Campus Beautification, the upper classman trying to put out the Builder Flame on the freshman, and the unforgetable Lawn Art that also helps beautify the campus; these activities helped keep the students in a Southwestern spirited mood. The Builders ended the week by crowning Tia Leach and Joe Wood Homecoming and Ugly Man and the Moundbuilder Football team beating the McPherson Bulldogs 24-14. Right: The International Club shows off their flashy float which took 1st place in the Homecoming Parade. (photo special to The Mound builder) Below: Jeremy Ryman slurps up the foam to keep his Builder float from over flowing. (photo by Szetho Shan Lin) Above: Kaely Podschun, Moses Coleman, Warren Hanson, Ramon Lozano, and Mi chael Moser huddle up to keep warm and show the Broadhurst team spirit during the Crazy Olympics. (photo by Elise Eilts) Above: Omari Head and Cody Kitzke work together to demonstrate a relay at the Crazy Olympics. (photo by Elise Eilts) Left: Enitan Ibisanmi takes his turn spinning on the bat in one of the Crazy Olympic relay games while Carlos No gami counts his spins. (photo by Elise Eilts) 26 Below: Chris Cochran brews a storm for the Leadership Southwest ern float during the parade. (photo by Kylee Moots) Below: Scott Kuhn makes a long toss with his egg for Leadership in one of the Crazy Olympics events. (photo by Elise Eilts) alumni gathered around for the dedication cer emony of the new 77 Above: Jonathan Leeper stares in steps. (photo by April amazement as the bonfire almost gets McCormick) out of control. (photo by Miranda Harris) Right: IViark Chan pops out of a car trunk while playing his role as a Storm Trooper during the parade. (photo by Elise Eilts) 27 o a a Below: Omari Head Right: Joe Wood and Tia Leach were crowned Ugly Man and Homecom ing Queen at Saturday's football game. (photo by Kate Hutchens) Above: Dustin Holly Above: Christy Hopkins 28 Aaron Rose, Justin Alexander, Brian Scott Hooker, Tallon Mitchell, Michael and Devin Seward represent Phi Delta to help pick up trash for Campus Beautifi (photo by Elise Eilts) Below Left: Mariah Marion and Becky Jarvis ride the campus Players fl oat which represented The Wiz. (photo by Kylee Moots) Below: SC Cheerleaders show school spirit during the cold Home coming Parade. (photo by Kylee Moots) ~~~~--:] Below: Ali Schmidt and Lindsay Morgan guard the flame by using umbrellas to shield the water sprayed by seniors. (photo by Sarah Morton) Homecoming Royalty. Front Row: Ugly Man Joe Wood and Homecoming Above: Dawn Pleas-Bailey helps to Queen Tia Leach. Sec make Builder floats by scooping up some ond row : Lacy Mohler, ice-cream. (photo by Szetho Shan Lin) Ross Baker, Omari Head, Monica Morrison. Back Right: Purple Pride: Keren Talamantes, row: Mollie Foster, Brent Megan McGuire, Szetho Shan Lin, Carlos Inkelaar, Dustin Holly, Nogami, and Hilary Mawia have fun Christy Hopkins. (photo cheering at the Homecoming football by Kate Hutchens) game against McPherson. (photo special to The Moundbuilder) 29 o e •In e o By Miranda Harris and Amber Stewart Amidst the masks and masquerades was the annual Beta Sigma Phi Winter Formal with a unique theme this of Mardi Gras. With the help of the hardworking Phi Delta Theta for decorating and cleaning up, the formal a great success with a high attendance turnout. During the middle of the dance, they crowned the Winter Royalty. Among the winners were Jonathan Leeper and Christy Hopkins as King and Queen and Brian Ni and Jennifer Chenier as Prince and Princess. Left: Right: The girls of Beta Sigma Phi gather for a group shot at the Winter Formal. (photo by Josiah Chieng) Below: Pablo Sepulveda and Matt Hague hold Jona than Leeper up for a pic ture. (photo by Esmerelda Picon) Above: Winter Formal royalty, Jonathan Leeper, Christy Hopkins, Brian Nickerson, and Jennifer Chenier. (photo by Josiah Chieng) Above: Avea Howard gets her groove on at the Winter Formal. (photo by Josie Bartel) Left: Ali Schmidt untangles decoration for the Winter Formal. (photo by Christy Hop kins) 30 e things up a bit th is year, Beta Sigma Phi wanted to cha nge the way the Lua u went down. Instead of usual swim party being held in White PE pool , they deci ded to move it to the mud voll eyball court for a messy Im::lrntlnt, provide more food for snacking and hire a professional OJ . "The change was amazing!" quotes Jenna "So many more people showed up and it was a more relaxed atmosphere." The girls plan to continue with changes for future lua us. left: Joshua Crabtree, Aaron Rose, Mike Mosier, Jonathan Leeper, Tallon Mitchell, Ryan Amberg, Brian Nickerson, Hannah Kennedy, and Scott Hooker celebrate their mud diness. (photo by Christy Hopkins) Below: Nick Mattingly and Brandon Smith look excited that they are all covered in mud after their volleyball match. (photo by Christy Hopkins) Above: Beta girls, Bethany Augustine, Jenna Swisher, Esmerelda Picon, DeAndra Holt, Pahri Hafez, Katie Burrow, Christy Hopkins, Ashley Newcomer, Tara Pagen Above: Ryan Amberg slides right kopf, Miranda HarriS, Tia Leach , Andrea past the Slip and Slide onto the grass. Maxwell, and Leslee Bennett are all smiles (photo by Christy Hopkins) of relief after the Luau. (photo by Tara Revell) Right: Dustin Schuetz tries unsuccess fully to hula hoop at the Luau. (photo by Christy Hopkins) 31 F ce f h atr By Szetho Shan Lin Striking characters and imaginary worlds were created under the multi-talented theatre department. Heading department, Roger and Allyson Moon led the students to perform to the best of their abilities in acting, sing dancing in shows such as "The Wiz" and "Eagerheart." The efforts of those behind the scenes also did not go noticed as extraordinary stage design, lighting and costumes boasted the hard work of the production crew bers who spent countless nights slaving away on sets. The theatre department gives students to opportunity express their creative sides while exploring dedication and having fun. Right: Good Witch of The North, Julie Sapp, tells Dorothy, Mariah Marion, to go back to Kansas in "The Wiz" while Ben Rivers, Becky Jarvis and Ross Baker watch from behind. (photo by April McCormick) Below: Adam Sharp shows audiences how to eat a banana. (photo by Ashley Twyman) Above: Julie Sapp shows the cast of "The Wiz" some proper dance moves during a practice session. (photo special to The Moundbuilder) Right: Ben Rivers and JJ Marafioti carry Above: Mariah Marion, Ben Rivers, out their roles in the annual Christmas play Careth Eaton, Aaron Rose and Bethany "Eagerheart" while Shan Szetho plays the Simmons act out a storm in the "Direct role of Mary, the secret honored maiden. ing Scenes." (photo by Ashley Twyman) (photo by Elise Eilts) 32 Below: Theresa Laws, Kelly Duke, Becky Jarvis, Marci Bartow, and Kelly Monahan gather around Thomas Nelson to take a closer look dur ing a "Directing Scenes" play. (photo by Ashley Twyman) Below: York Moon grabs his tummy while pretending to laugh during a scene from "The Inspector Genera!." (photo by Szetho Shan Lin) Above: The cast of "Eagerheart" pose for a picture after the play. Front Row: Sarah Kallail, Ben Carden, Julie Sapp, Mariah Marion . Second Row: Melissa Martin, Carl Martin, Ross Baker, Jill Megredy, baby Hall, JJ Marafioti, Ehren Penix, Careth Eaton, Becky Jarvis. Back Row: Amanda Bennett, Briana Dickerson, Amanda Melander, Theresa Laws, Ben Riv Bethany Simmons, Alexis Morrison, ers, Ann Chartier, Jeremey Wilcoxson and Josh Melcher. (photo by Ky Moots) Careth Eaton rehearse a meal scene the "Top Girls" production. (photo by McCormick) 33 ce of o or o o By Bret Bement and Kelly Burgar Honors Convocation is the last gathering of the entire senior class before graduation. At the end of every this ceremony celebrated by the entire student body who have endured the trials of scholarly learning. Most noteworthy of accomplishments are the Masterbuilder Awards that are given to six graduating seniors who epitomized what it means to to be a Southwesterner. Right: Starting at the Memorial Library, graduat ing seniors traditionally line up for the last march up the 77 steps. (photo by Josie Bartel) Below: Omari Head tosses his tassle. (photo by Kelly Burgar) Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges Shalah Allison Suzanne Fry David Pond Matthew Assmann Sabrina Gordon Tara Revell Linda Baker Nicole Green Ama nda Robertson Joey Bauer Miranda Harris Leese Rosebrook Robert Brady William Henderson Julie Sapp James Broad Christy Hopkins Jan Steen Lisa Broberg Jerry Johnson Jacob Strange Richard Burress Sarah Kallail Shan Szetho Travis Crane Bethany Kennedy Natalie Terry Kala Defore Karen Klabzuba Robert Thompson Ginger Dingler Robyn McKee Andrea Thurber Scott Miller Above: Junior Marshalls Andrea Lisa Doty Rachel Wilder Thurber and Alex Chen honorably Alison Ebright Lacy Mohler Andrea Woolf lead the seniors up the 77. (photo Steven Eftink Carlos Nogami by Kelly Burgar) Kiley Endicott Phillip Perry 34 Below: Suzanne Fry and Bethany Kennedy try not to be associated with Bret Bement and Travis Phillips during Honors Convocation. Just kidding, they're just camera shy. (photo by Josie Bartel) Below: Dustin Holley receiving his Masterbuilder Certificate. (photo by Kelly Burgar) ers Front Row: Mollie Foster, Lacy Mohler. Back Row: Omari Head, Joe Wood, Above: The end of the line of graduat Dustin Holley. Not Pictured: ing seniors leading up to the Honors Tia Leach. (photo by April Convocation. (photo by Josie Bartel) McCormick) Right: Academic Dean Andy Sheppard gives Lacy Mohler her Masterbuilder Award. (photo by Kelly Burgar) 35 NAIA All-American Scholar Athletes Andrea Woolf - Volleyball Brett Annis - Men's Basketball Angie Jones - Women's Basketball Lacy Mohler - Track and Field, Cross Country Stephanie Swanson - Track and Field Tara Revell - Track and Field Billy Barnum - Track and Field, Cross Country Suzanne Fry - Women's Tennis Academic AII-KCAC Brett Annis - Men's Basketball Below: Joe Wood prepares to walk the 77 steps. (photo by Kelly Burgar) Jason Venjohn - Men's Basketball Angie Jones - Women's Basketball Whitney Corley - Women's Basketball Hayley Holthus - Women's Basketball Ileana Perez - Women's Basketball Stephanie Swanson - Track and Field Tara Revell - Track and Field Suzanne Fry - Women's Tennis Below: Omari Head , Dustin Holley and Jimmie Tagg sing the Alma Mater during Honors Convocation. (photo by Kelly Burgar) Right: Billy Barnum and Christy Hopkins waiting to walk up the stairs. (photo by Kelly Burgar) Above: Elise Eilts tries to eat her tassle. (photo by Kelly Burgar) 36 Below: Mollie Foster gives a thumb up at the top of the stairs. (photo by April McCormick) Below: Szetho Shan Lin and Carlos Nogami pose for their close up. (photo by Kelly Burgar) Above: Amber Stewart, Miranda Harris, Tara Revell and Steph Sawyer take time for a photo before Above: Joey Bauer walking toward the convocation. (photo by the end of college. (photo by Kelly Kelly Burgar) Burgar) Left: Moses Mungania, Enitan Ibisanmi and Jeff Muturi check out the program. (photo by Kelly Burgar) 37 a e of Right: Alison Ebright and Monica Morrision take a look at the crowd before the ceremo ny. (photo by Melissa Martin) Below: Paul Farney can't control his excitement about graduating. (photo by Elise Eilts) Above: Evan Pollock and Amber Bratcher remem ber fun times at Sc. (photo by Elise Eilts) Above: William Henry strikes a stoic pose. (photo by Elise Eilts) Left: Ann Chartier and Stephanie Swan son walk into Sonner Stadium. (photo by Melissa Martin) 38 Below: Julie Sapp and Ben Carden head toward the tunnel of professors as new SC alumni. (photo by Melissa Martin) Below: Holly Higbee won't let the cap and gown stop her personality from showing. (photo by April McCormick) Above: Munya Madeyi studies his degree and Owen Mwayera looks for more of his friends after Above: Josh Case crosses the stage to the ceremony. (photo by shake President Merriman's hand. (photo Elise Eilts) by April McCormick) Left: Jennifer Hope and Anna Bus sart know their friendship will last past graduation . (photo by Melissa Martin) 39 Right: A senior ensemble sings at the Baccalaureate service. (photo by April McCormick) Below: Academic Dean Andy Sheppard announces the graduates. (photo by April McCormick) Above: A long row of graduates can barely keep stilll during graduation. (photo by Melissa Martin) Above: Tia Leach looking on to new beginnings. (photo by April McCormick) Left: Josh Melcher leads a final praise and worship during Baccalaureate. (photo by April McCormick) 40 Below: Sonner Stadium is filled to the brim with supporters of SC graduates. (photo by Melissa Martin) Below: Dr. Schmitz leads the band. (photo by Ky Moots) Above: The 2005 graduate preceded by the professors and Junior Marshalls. (photo by April McCormick) Above: President Merriman is dressed for the occassion. (photo by April Mc Corm ick) Right: Susan Lowe recognizes the new alumni of Southwestern. (photo by April McCormick) 41 e o ua Right: The tossing of the tassles. (photo by Melissa Martin) Below: Joe Wood loses his mortar. (photo by Sarah Morton) Above: Ashley Boucher displays her fancy head gear. (photo by Elise Eilts) Above: Dan Daniel looks on as another batch of seniors moves on to the future. (photo by April Mc • Cormick) Left: Cheryl Rude rece ives an out standing teaching award. (photo by April McCormick) 42 Below: Beth Parker celebrates the joys of being a graduate of SC, finally! (photo by Sarah Morton) Below: Is it really over? Suzanne Fry in a state of disbelief. (photo by Sarah Morton) Above: Ben Rivers receiving congratulations from Careth ~ Eaton. (photo by Sarah Morton) Above: Rock on Enitan Ibisanmi, it's over! (photo by April McCormick) Right: Ksyeniya Kochyevanova smil ing from ear to ear. (photo by Sarah Morton) 43 o Right: SC graduate, Jeromy Jones talks with friends as he watches his old team battle the Falcons. (photo by Robert Leis) Far Right: Travis Phillips pretends to work in the library. (photo by Elise Eilts) Above: Meg McGuire studies for midterms in the library. (photo by Elise Eilts) Above Right: Beth Parker and Drew Logsdon watch a home football game. (photo by Melissa Williamson) Above: Andrew Pearson takes a moment for himself during a ball game (photo by Robert Leis) 44 Left: Michelle Boucher and Adam Sharp counterprotest Fred Phelps at Ark City High School. (photo by Szetho Shan Lin) Far Left: Mollie Foster, Amber Stewart, and Miranda Harris support the football team at Homecoming. (photo by Christy Hopkins) Above: Karen Klabzuba cheerfully donates blood at the annual Red Cross Blood Drive held in White P.E. (photo by Szetho Shan Lin) Above Right: Rico Marquez takes care of the game ball during a football game. (photo by Robert Leis) Andrea Woolf and Ruth Guernsey get close for a picture at a popular party spot for SC students. (photo by Christy 45 5 h t n Right: Tommy Castor and Adam Thompson enjoy free ice cream. (photo by Paul Farney) Far Right: Jeremey Wilcoxson imitates his favorite model. (photo by Paul Farney) Above: Trisha Roudybush attempts a basket for $500 at a home basketball game. (photo by Szetho Shan Lin) Above Right: Ruth Guernsey and Sarah Hodgkinson relax after a stressful week. (photo by Christy Hopkins) Above: Jenna Swisher fights to maintain her game at Crazy Olympics. (photo by Elise Eilts) 46 Left: Matt Hague misses his catch during an egg toss in Crazy Olympics. (photo by Elise Eilts) changes her schedule before classes get in full swing. (photo by Elise "'-~....;..I,.~-"__--=-__~_-----':~ Eilts) Above: IVlark Chan leads the soccer fans with his famous drumming. 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Ii; Society of Physics r- w enm w m ~ m ~ Students en :z: ::J: m ~ ~ ~ SMTA :I n :I >"'" 0 m 0 n III III III c: u.. 0 u.. 0 0 0 \I) III lfi "" w III"'" U 0 U 0 C c: u.. -I LL. ~ S 49 By Josie Bartel Student Government Association, or SGA, gave students an opportunity to discuss current issues affecting Southwestern College. They met every Tuesday evening at 5:30 in the student lounge. Every week there was anywhere from two to four bills introduced, discussed, and voted on by the members. Many of the bills dealt with funding for other organizations' trips and fundraisers. Student Government is designed for any students that are interested in how a government works. Right: Sarah Abu-Hasira, Ryan Amberg, Chris Bean and Amanda Bennett discuss in the amendments committee. (photo by Josie Bartel) Below: Xavier Whitaker carries in a table prior to the meeting. (photo by Josie Bartel) Association: Front row: Xavier Whita ker, Brent Inkelaar, Ben Carden, Kaely Podschun, Rachel Pollock, and Amanda Bennett. Second row: Enitan Ibisanmi, Kevin Peck, Chelsea Epler, Meggie MOjica, chomps down his lunch prior to the Lindsay Morgan, Katy Conway, Tallon beginning of the meeting. (photo by Mitchell, Ryan Amberg, and Omari Head . Josie Bartel) Back row: Trish Roudybush, DH Hawkins, Sarah Abu-Hasira, Shannon Cork, Sarah Versch, and Chris Bean. (photo by Josie Left: SGA vice president Kaely Podschun Bartel) explains to Kevin Peck what their committee must do in the future. (photo by Josie 50 known as Student Activities Asssociation, Student Foundations (StuFu) continued several of the same that it did last year including Free Movie Night, bingo with late breakfast and Fall Frenzy events. They co-sponsored many events this year such as Intersactum, the multicultural seminars and Healthy, Wealthy week. The Purple Storm was also sponsored by StuFu. StuFu worked hard at bringing many interesting and activities to the Southwestern College campus. Left: Southwestern students gathered at Walnut Valley Lanes for free bowling night. (photo by Josie Bartel) Below: Mollie Foster and Ali son Ebright enjoy a game of Connect Four and fellowship of the Intersactums co-sponsored by StuFu . (photo by special to 2004-2005 StuFu: Xavier Whitaker, Julie Sapp, Tia Leach, Lindsey Harold, and Omari Head . (photo by Josie Bartel) Above: Tallon Mitchell high fives Scott Hooker after a lucky roll during cosmic bowling. (photo by Josie Bartel) Right: Amanda Bennett enjoys a ride at the carnival during the Fall Frenzy. (photo by special to The Mound builder) 51 e o By Bonnie Haslouer Throughout the year, while many of the campus students are asleep, there are a handful that are awake, the 2005 edition of The Moundbuilder. This group of creators include three student editors, approximately 15 dent staff writers and one faculty advisor. Dedication, phone calls, photography, creative writing, and com numerous hours outside of class are skills that are used to make the publication possible. Deadlines are set are met, bringing memories that last a lifetime to the students, faculty and staff of Southwestern College. Right: Lisa Broberg, Josie Bartel, Bret Bement, Elise Eilts, Miranda Harris work hard proofing pages. (photo by Tara Revell) Below: Miranda Harris looks at her camera after taking a photo. (photo by Elise Eilts) row: Kelly Burgar, Robbie Leis, Elise Eilts, Miranda Harris, Lisa Broberg, Amber Stewart, and Josie Bartel. Second row: Drew Logsdon, Bonnie Haslouer, Tod Above: Kelly Burgar finishes up her Megredy, Szetho Shan Lin, Brett Bement, page before the deadline. (photo by and Pahri Hafez. (photo by Anna Bussart) Miranda Harris) Left: Tod Megredy and Lisa Broberg finalize pages before sending them to press. (photo by Josie Bartel) 52 Victoria Twyman ian is known around campus as the student voice of Southwestern College. It is a place to express the that students embrace so passionately. The Collegian is published every two weeks and features editori '!II ~""nC', student columns and articles about campus events. This year's student management for the paper of Editor In Chief Christy Hopkins, Managing Editor Paul Farney and Business Manager Karen Klabzuba. ian proves to be a staple organization on campus, bringing you college life news and entertainment two at a time. Left: Szetho Shan Lin, Chel sea Hampton, Erick Byrd, and Aaron Norton listen about the upcoming issue. (photo by Ashley Victoria Twyman) Below: Christy Hopkins looks on during the weekly staff meeting to make sure Col legian staffers do their duty, while Robert Lies shares his story ideas. (photo by Ashley Victoria Twyman) Above: 2004-2005 Collegian Staff Front row: Chelsea Hampton and April McCormick. Second row : Ashley Twyman and ChriSty Hopkins. Third row: Aaron Above: Tim Sentz always gives his ten Norton and Lindsey Harold. Fourth row: cents worth in the Collegian. His col- Kylee Moots and Jennifer Barten. Fifth umn is constantly buzz worthy as Sentz row: Sarah Morton and Abby Dickey. Sixth discusses large issues of debate while row: Jessica Sears and Karen Klabzuba. presenting his opinion. (photo by Szetho Seventh row: Travis Phillips and Phari Shan Lin) Hafez. Eighth row: Alex Chen and Szetho Shan Lin. Ninth row: Saxton Haselwood Right: Karen Klabzuba concentrates on and Robert Leis. Tenth row :Tim Sentz creating and placing adds onto the pages and Paul Farney. Back row: Tod Megredy of the next Collegian issue. (photo by Not pictured: Josie Bartel and Cindy Ball. Ashley Victoria Twyman) (photo by Melissa Martin) 53 • o I r By Kelly Burgar and Bonnie Haslouer Throughout the past year, the biggest task for the Ed Builders has been arranging various fundraisers to help chase a laminating machine needed by the organization. Interacting with the local elementary school stud another important activity for the Ed Builders. They hosted a day at the pumpkin patch for the students Halloween, and for the Christmas holiday, they read Christmas stories to help the children get in the holiday Right: 2004-2005 Ed Builers: Front row: Kelly Duke, Mary Kadau Crystal Clark. Second row: Darcie Randall, Melissa William son, Jessica Winegarner, Rebecca Lane. Back row: Jake Sumpter, Nisha Meza Stephanie Dobbs. (photo by Kelly Burgar) Below: Kelly Duke waves from her school bus during the homecoming parade. (photo by Elise Eilts) Above: Kelly Duke sits with the kids next to the magic school bus on the homecom ing float. (photo by Eilse Eilts) Above: Sarah Benton waves to the crowd during the homecoming parade. (photo by Elise Eilts) Left: Stephanie Dobbs and Zachary Dobbs carry the Ed Builder sign during the parade. (photo by Elise Eilts) 54 e f I 'onal students from all around the world come together to form the International Club. Representing over countries, they speak different languages but they all share one thing in common - laughter and good times. year the club took home 1st place for the Homecoming parade, cooked up a storm during their annual Inter ·it. I Cuisine, volunteered at Eagles' Nest, camped indoors, and watched movies until the break of dawn. left: Mark Chan pimps it up surroUinded by three gorgeous girls: Meg Mc Guire, Keren Talamantes and Szetho Shan Lin. (photo by Josiah Chieng) Below: Keren Talamantes tests her muscles by carrying Segar Jeyatsingh. (photo by Szetho Shan Lin) 2004-2005 International Club: Front row: Carlos Nogami, Szetho Shan Lin, Kaely Podschun, Keren Talamantes, Me gan McGuire, Stephanie Kiboko, and Ksy Above: Stephanie Kiboko and Kaely eniya Kochyevanova. Back row: Vincent Podschun lead the way by displaying the Putera, Mark Chan, and Moses Mungania. banner during the homecoming parade. (photo by Pahri Hafez) (photo by Kylee Moots) Right: Carlos Nogami and Mark Chan share a toast during Karaoke Night at O'Kelly's. (photo by Szetho Shan Lin) 55 • e I By Robert Leis Leadership Southwestern is a team committed to changing themselves and the world around them through vant leadership. As a team, they commit themselves to making a positive difference and to leaving an im legacy. Leadership Southwestern emphasized learning and practice. Members learned about teams, ethics and styles of leadership, which were then practiced through service to the local community. Right: Kyle Lewis, Chelsea Epler, Scott Kuhn, Dani Mc Caulley, Rachel Pollock, Chris Norris, Alison Ebright, and Mollie Foster gather round the campfire on a leadership outing. (photo by Robert Leis) Below: Evan Pollock relaxes at the Freshmen Work Day Banquet. (photo special to The Moundbuilder) 2004-2005 Leadership SC Team Front row: Paul Farney, Shalah Allison, Scott Kuhn, Lindsay Morgan, Chris Norris, Andrea Zanatta, Alison Ebright, Tara Rev ell, Dani McCaulley, Rachel Pollock, Mollie Foster, Courtney Bolejack. Second row : wave to customers at the annual Leader Janine Peltz, Robert Leis, Josh Melcher, ship Garage Sale held each fall. (photo Ruth Guernsey, Joe Wood, Sarah Hodg by Mollie Foster) kinson, Brandon Smith, Joel Wilke, Leah Rankin, Cheryl Rude, Natalie Carlson, Left: Joe Wood and Ruth Guernsey Jennifer Cox, Kendra Stonebraker, Andrew discuss the deeper meaning of leader Merz, Brent Inkelaar, Chris Cochran, Chel ship at the Christmas party. (photo by sea Epler, Ann Chartier, Evan Pollock, Kyle Robert Leis) Lewis. Back row: Hayley Holthus, Marsya Putter. (photo by Martin Rude) 56 Ambassadors are a group of very important people who take time out of their busy schedule to give perspec students an insider's view of sc. It is very crucial that the Ambassadors work hard as first impressions may the decision of perspective students. Other obligations included Explore More Days, which is a day where students could talk and meet faculties in their field of interests. Not only that, they also auditioned for ips in sports and music. Left: Chelsea Hampton sits on a big, comfy chair. (photo by Elise Eilts) Below: Lacey Ruby re laxes and read a newspaper. (photo by Elise Eilts) F'ii:E~r\~iii~"••~2~~O O~4~-2005 Ambassadors: Front row: Amanda Willhite, Leah Rankin, Jenna Swisher, Lacey Ruby, Nata lie Carlson, Matt Hague. Back row: Above: Natalie Carlson, Lacey Ruby, Andrew Cherry, Chelsea Epler, Chelsea Jenna Swisher waiting for perspec Hampton, Mindy Woydziak, Dustin tive students to arrive. (photo by Elise Holley, Brent Inkelaar. (photo by Elise Eilts) Eilts) Right: Mindy Woydziak makes name tags for prospective students. (photo by Elise Eilts) 57 e I By Janelle Renz and Bret Bement Math Club helped students working for a Bachelors Degree in Education, Business and Industry, Law, Econ Engineering, and Computer Science. During the year Math Club invited guest speakers, planned field trips, and promoted Mathematics as an important role in education. Voted in the top 20 innovative mathematics progra in the nation, they have been awarded first place prize in 1996, and first and second place prizes in 1997 for paper presentations. Math Club has also had a proud tradition of student speakers presenting on their knowledge of mathematics. Right: Elizabeth Hull enjoys the pizza and pop provided at every IVJath Club Meeting (photo by Janelle Renz) Below: May Wells tries her hands at juggling after a lesson from Bret. (photo by Elise Eilts) • • 2004-2005 Math Club: Front row: Mi chael Tessmer, May Wells, Keren Talamen tes, Elizabeth Hull, Rachel Polluck, Amber Bratcher, Bhaskara Rao. Back row: Alex Chen, Bob Gallup, Laura Ballou, Ben Above: Bret Bement gives a dem Carden, Adam Cordero, Judy Smith, Sarah onstration in juggling. (photo by Benton, Dan Daniels, Evan Pollock, Carlos Elise Eilts) Nogami, Moses Mungania, Bret Bement, Terry Barnett. (photo by Elise Eilts) Left: Math Club President Moses Mungania pays close attention to the presenter. ( by Elise Eilts) 58 f ip at Southwestern became ever more prevalent as the Students in Free Enterprise Team com its second year. SIFE-SC was an entrepreneurship based team made up of students from all departments . ...w,ccn;,rn's team was part of a global effort to teach others about market economics, entrepreneurship, per- and financial success skills and business ethics. Students acquired teamwork, leadership, communication management skills in a unique way, by helping local residents develop their business skills. SIFE stu made a positive difference in the lives of Cowe\y County residents. Small business owners, entrepreneurs communities become more successful through SIFE as students took the lessons they learn in the classroom applied them to help solve real-life problems. Left: Andrea Woolf makes a presentation at an Entrepre neurship SC Advisory Board Meeting. (photo by Robert Leis) Below: Nathan Anderson prepares the SIFE-SC home coming float, which promoted local businesses. (photo by Robert Leis) 2004-2005 Student in Free Enter prise SC Front row: Seth Holder, Stepha nie Byrd, Tara Revell, Lynn Dauber, Keren Talamantes, Nathan Anderson. Back row: Above: Karen Schoenebeck and Lynn Szetho Wei Shen, Walter Clark, John Dauber volunteer to do low income fam Kapavik, Carlos Nogami, Amanda Willhite, ilies' taxes at the Eagle's Nest. (photo by Michael Wood, DeAndra Holt, Karen Klab Christy Hopkins.) zuba, Leesa Rosebrook, Anglea Naasz, Sara Dauber, and Robert Leis. (photo Right: DeAndra Holt and Andrea Woolf special to the Moundbuilder) help out at Bob's Hardware Store, a downtown store SIFE is assisting in changes. (photo by Robert Leis) 59 c a By Bret Bement Beta Beta Beta is a national honorary biology society in which students can get funky about everything i with the study of life. If it is alive or dead, it is sure to be studied by the diligent scientists in this organization. Southwestern is home to the Delta chapter of Tri Beta and is proud to host the most popular fundraiser ever to hit campus - Jinxings. Jinxings began to take place on campus during the 02-03 year and retained their po ity on into the 04-05 year. Right: First Jinxing of the year! The victim: Chris Caldwell. (photo special to The Moundbuilder) Below: Through rain, sunshine, or snow, the Jinxings will go on. (photo special to The Mound- Front row: Andrea Maxwell, Laura Ballou, Lacy Mohler, Jessica Harr, Andrea Zanatta, Amber Bratcher, Elizabeth Hull. Back row: Jenna Swisher, Scott Kuhn, Kaely Pod --.~~-. Above: Tri Beta lures potential schun, Brent Inkelaar, Dr. Rick Calishaw, ...-_&--1 members with candy. (photo by Evan Pollock, Chris Norris. (photo special Szetho Shan Lin) to The Moundbuilder) ...... -.. Left: A sure tell sign that you've been jin xed! (photo by Szetho Shan Lin) 60 f of all academic areas gathered at College Hill Coffee to share their love of words as Dead Poets Society. the leadership of newly inducted president Jesse Jones and the promise of caffeinated poetry readings, Dead Society attracted several new members in its third year of existence. A topic chosen by the group guided the read at each meeting but was frequently left behind in favor of writings members wanted to share. Word read famous verses, personal poems, and works-in-progess, as well as random bits of wisdom. Left: Jesse Jones polishes his words before sharing. (photo by Elise Eilts) Below: Jacque Engelbrecht locates her poems on her laptop while enjoying her fruit smoothie. (photo by Elise Eilts) 2004-2005 Dead Poets Society Front row: Marysa Putter, Jacque Engelbrecht. Back row: Bret Bement, Michelle Boucher, Jesse Jones, Ashley Boucher, Elise Eilts, Above: Jason Moore peers at a fellow Kate Hutchens. (photo by Raymond poet's computer. (photo by Elise Eilts) Clause) Right: Bret Bement adds action to an impromtu poem. (photo by Elise Eilts) 61 Ie• • By Kelly Burgar and Ashley Victoria Twyman The Communications department has many different areas of specialties such as SCTV and KSWC. Students interested in television production can film and edit all their own work for SCTV. Now students with an in film can enjoy working in the fun environment of SCTV. Students get to learn about the inner workings of te'levision station. KSWC is a fun and energetic group who always gets laughs on the radio air waves. The station is on air Sunday through Friday from 3pm-12am and the variety of music played is as broad as the members themselves. Almost anyone on campus can find some type of music they will enjoy. "After three half years of radio I'm still enjoying it and can't get enough of it!" said Travis Phillips, KSWC Production Ma Right: 2004-2005 SCTV: Front row: Jennifer Hope, Kelly Burgar, Kendra Stonebraker. Second row: Vincentius Putera, Ashley Twyman, Jessica Sears, Sarah Kallail, and Eric Bryd. Back row: Szetho Shan Lin, ChriSty Hopkins, and Chad Jackson (photo by El.ise Eilts) Above: Kelly Burgar, Szetho Shan Lin, Chad Jackson, and Christy Hopkins help run the news cast from the booth and behind the scenes. (photo by Elise Eilts) Above Left: Jessica Sears practices her Above: Szetho Shan Lin and Chad script for the news cast. (photo by Elise Jackson work behind the scenes. (photo Eilts) by Elise Eilts) Left: Jessica Sears and Sarah Kallail give the news during an SCTV filming. (photo by Elise Eilts) 62 Below: Front row: Travis Phillips, Ryan Hopkins, Paul Farney, Kelly Burgar. Second row: Vincentius Putera, Szetho Shan Lin, Grant Stack house. Third row: Tommy Castor and Jennifer Hope. Not pictured: • Avea Howard, Tim Trisdale, Erick Byrd, Sarah Kallial, Drew Logsdon, Kate Hutchens, Jeremy Ryman and Ashley Victoria Twyman. (photo by Ashley Victoria Twyman) Below: The KSWCtrademark logo. Above: Travis Phillips does his duty by taking over a shift for a late student. Phillips also mans the sound board to make sure all Moundbuilder Above: Sarah Kallail is caught mid laugh as games come across over the she receives a request from a local listener air waves with crystal clear for some old school hip hop. Sarah "gets precision. (photo by Ashley jiggy wit it" as she airs requests from 6-9pm Victoria Twyman) ~ery Tuesday night. (photo by Melissa Martin) Right: Tim Trisdale and Sarah Kallail goof around with the plethora of Top Hits and Play List CD's that reside in the radio studio. (photo by Travis Phillips) 63 a of By Szetho Shan Lin and Lisa Broberg The Christian faith and ministry reached new heights on campus with the Campus Council of Ministry swingi full gear this past year. Along with the Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) and Intersanctum, another ca ministry was born: Women's Ministry and Prayer Group. Chapel relocated its Wednesday service to a bigger moving out of Wroten and into Messenger Recital Hall, while the Outreach teams shared their ministries to the hearts and lives of people in churches everywhere spreading the good news far and wide. Right: 2004-2005 Dis cipleship: Front row: Beth Parker, Kristina Crape, Trish Roudybush, Alyssa Mason, Mark Chan, Jessica Harr. Second row: Steve Rankin, Jake Sumpter, Vincent Putera, Adam Thompson, Brent Seusy. Third row: Martin Rude, Monica Morrison, Jami Smither, Meggie Mojica, Kaely Podschun, Nicole Guthrie, Kristen Womack. Back row : Chase Fishel, Josh Case, Brandon Cunningham, Shel ley Soldan, Josef Felver, Kim Swartz, Elizabeth Hull, Stephanie Swanson, David Winegar, Abbie Hammer, Keira Bell, Josh Davidson, Kayla Drake. (photo special to The Moundbuilder) Team: Front row: Hillary Mawia, Vincent Putera, Segar Jeyatsingh. Second row: Megan McGuire, Danecia Williams, Keren Talamantes, Szetho Shan Lin, Moses Mun Above: Drew Logsdon, Rachel Pollock, gania, Carlos Nogami, Stephanie Kiboko, and Beth Parker sing praises during a Andrew Singh, and Mark Chan. (photo FCA Rally. (photo by Kylee Moots) special to The Moundbuilder) Left: 2004-2005 Spiritual Crescen do: Kim Swartz, Christy Hopkins, Nicole Guthrie, Evan Pollock, Amber Bratcher, ---Li-Yen Ling, and Meghan Pearce. (photo special to The Moundbuilder) 64 Below: Jessica Harr, Amanda Willhite, Hayley Holthus, Natalie Terry, Maggie Pines, Sarah Benton, and Kendra Stonebraker gather for a time of women fellowhip during the Women's Ministry. (photo special to the Moundbuilder) Below: Cordairo Hansen, Andrea Carlson, Shelley Soldan, and Drew Logdson let loose on a Friday night playing some games at In tersanctum. (photo by Kate Hutchens) Keynotes: Front row: Andrea Carlson, Shelley Soldan, April McCormick, Bryan Shamburg. Second Cunningham, Lance Patterson, Josh row: Chris Cochran, Beth Melcher, Omari Head. (photo special to Parker, Kayla Drake, Jake The Moundbuilder) Sumpter, David Winegar, Jessica Harr. Back row: Right: The new Chapel location at Mes Josef Felver, Melissa Wil sanger Recital Hall has opened up a lot liamson, Leah Rankin, more space for worship. (photo special Josh Case, Ross Baker, to The Moundbuilder) and Paul Farney. (photo by Martin Rude) 65 ces of - w By Bret Bement Southwestern College's Pre-Law Student Association provides a means by which students may participate in riculum that will help in their pursuits of a career in law. Activities include mock trials, debating activities, preparation, as well as an Attorney Alumni mentoring program. The Pre-Law Student Association is devoted the Pre-Law community by providing opportunities to explore the law profession, develop courtroom skills, and prepare for both the LSAT and the law school admissions process. Right: Mindy Fuller, Tracy Frederick and Travis Phil lips discuss during SLA. (photo by Sarah Morton) Below: Chris Caldwell, Mindy Fuller, and Tracy Frederick respond to a hu morous comment. (photo by Sarah Morton) 2004-2005 Student Law Associa tion Front Row: Avery Archambo and Adam Dees. Second Row: Travis Phillips, Tracy Frederick, Paul Farney, Mindy Fuller, and Suzanne Fry. (photo special to The Above: Tracy Frederick, Mindy Moundbuilder) Fuller and Chris Caldwell pay full attention to a discourse. (photo by Sarah Morton) Left: Suzanne Fry, Paul Farney, and Adam Dees discuss the lighter side of law. (photo by Sarah Morton) 66 sP costumes, exotic masks, and beautiful sets came alive under the skillful hands of Campus Players. They several productions this past year and among them was "The Wiz", "Top Girls", and "The Inspector . Under the watchful eye of Roger and Allyson Moon, they carried out the annual Christmas morality play, rt", which has been a unique tradition of the Campus Players since 1933. While it is custom for probation bers to complete a number of requirements before they can become part of this honorary organization, ng seniors can be remembered by their caricatures that are hung in the Gallery each year. Left: Ben Rivers, Stephanie Aaron Rose performs his role as the Swanson, and J.J. Marafioti of Schools. (photo by Szetho Shan Lin) end "Eagerheart" in peace ful silence as angels shine behind. (photo by Melissa Martin) Below: Mariah Marion car ries out her role as Doroty with Ben Rivers and Becky Jarvis in "The Wiz". (photo April McCormi 2004-2005 Campus Players Front row : Allyson Moon, Melissa Martin, Ben Carden, J.J. Marafioti, Becky Jarvis, and Roger Moon. Back row: Careth Eaton, Above: Careth Eaton plays her role Ben Rivers, Ross Baker, Julie Sapp, and behind a colorful mask in "The Inspector Theresa Laws. (photo by Elise Eilts) General " production. (photo by Szetho Shan Lin) Right: Bethany Simmons, Angie Combs, Jo Wooldridge, Alexis Morrison, Hayley Vogt, and Careth Eaton strike a pose for "Top Girls." (photo special to The Moundbuilder) 67 e of By Josie Bartel Southwestern College Athletic Trainers Society, or SCATS, has several purposes and goals including gaining a better working knowledge of athletic injuries through a variety of activities. SCATS maintained a busy sched attending several sporting events and held many fundraisers this year. Their most successful one has been the on-3 basketball tournament. The money raised through fundraisers go to their uniforms, membership dues, assist seniors taking their national board of certification test. Right: Omari Head and Robyn Crosby take a break from their responsibilities to cheer at the basketba II game. (photo by Szetho Shan Lin) Below: Omari Head hands water to the women's basketball team during a time out. (photo by Szetho Shan 2004-2005 SCATS Front row: Robyn Crosby and Melanie Brady. Back row: Jeff Fluty, Cody Kitzke, Tyler Cooper, Dustin Holley, Lisa Braun, Omari Head, Don Berg, Jazz Carreon and John Parrigon. Above: Jazz Carreon and Dustin Holley (photo by Josie Bartel) applaud at the basketball game against Sterling. (photo by Szetho Shan Lin) Left: Chris Maguire waits patiently as Jeff Fluty prepares to attach electrodes to his hip. (photo by Josie Bartel) 68 goals for this year's group of SCANS, or Southwestern College Association of Student Nurses included several to help pay for their mission trip to work on an Indian Reservation in Chinle, Arizona, and to visit Salt Utah for the National Nurses Convention. As part of their Policy and Politics in Nursing class, the seniors two days in Topeka at the Capitol Building, touring the various sites, and learning first hand what goes on in lature and how a bill is presented and passes. Participating in and building a float for this fall's homecom another big event for the SCANS. Left: Students hop on the ::-Ojm~a~ SCANS homecoming float before it takes off down the street. (photo speCial to The Moundbuilder) Below: Seniors are having a good time at the state nurs ing convention . (photo by Phyllis Shultz) 2004-2005 SCANS Front row: Kathryn Tharp, Melissa Ternes, Joy Sayachak Phanvongkam, Lacey Ruby, Shelley Meyer, Kristin Stewart, Sarah Versch, Janet Above: Joe Duarte wo on Wheeler. Back row: Namatai Mazunga, SCANS float for Kanza Days. (photo by Karen McDonald, Cindy Ball, Richard Gar Dedria Decker) ris, Ashley Monroe, Mike Flaherty, Laura Right: Dedria Decker, Candise Henry, Pratt, Kristen Warner, Bonnie Haslouer, Shelley Meyer, and Kristin Stewart gather Dedria Decker, Nicole Galliart, Jessica Mill for a quick photo while working on the er, Kelli Waggoner, Rebecca Thiga, Brandy SCANS float for Homecoming. (photo Wilson, Mira Minner, Joe Duarte, Andrea special to The Moundbuilder) Thuber and Joy Stephenson (photo by Jane Schlickau) 69 ac a by Amber Stewart Phi Sheeba Phi is an organization that supports the importance of sisterhood on Southwestern Campus. many people believe it, these girls are not an organization of African-American women that just get together hang out. With a very dedicated Sheeba, Chelsea Hampton, spending second semester to study at the Urban Center in Chicago, the girls stuck together, stayed strong and also helped out the Phi 54 Phi fraternity with nual Halloween Bash. They invited anyone and everyone interested in being a part of their organization to to join them. They model themselves after great Nubian Women such as Alice Walker, Harriet Tubman, Truth, and Mary McLeod Bethune. Right: The ladies of Phi Sheeba Phi gather together for a quick group photo at the annual Winter Formal. (photo by Josiah Chieng) Below: Oscar Guerrero and Danecia Williams run the Phi Sheeba Phi stand at the Acitvities Fair. (photo by Szetho Shan Lin) Front row: Shante' Rivers, LaToya Nash, Nique Wallace, and MaHognay Williams Back row: Krystle Robinson, Sarah Abu Hasira, Jennifer Chenier and Christin Wil Above: Chelsea Hampton takes liams. (photo by Amber Stewart) time to pose with the Nubian Queen at the activities fair. (photo by Szetho Shan Lin) Left: Phi Sheebas Chelsea Hampton, Ileana Perez, Sarah Abu-Hasira, and Shawnte Bun ting strike a pose before heading out to the Crazy Olympics during Homecoming. (photo special to The Moundbuilder) 70 o a Victoria Twyman Sigma Phi, whose sorority motto is Life, Learning, Friendship, was certainly busy this year. Between group holding the annual Winter Formal, Luau and numerous service projects for Southwestern and the Winfield , they figured out what the meaning of sisterhood is. This organization sponsored two rushes this year added to their numbers immensely. Left: Jenna Swisher, Tara Revell, Miranda Harris, and Tara Pagenkopf share sisterhood moments at the ice skating rink. (photo by Christy Hopkins) Below: Tia Leach stops the show to pose with Jonathan Leeper at the Annual Hallow een Bash . (photo by Christy Hopkins) Above: 2004-2005 Beta Sigma Phi Front row: Miranda Harris and Leslee Bennett. Second row: Tara Pagenkopf, Katie Burrow, Kristine Fowler, Cassandra The new pledges of Beta Sigma Phi, McGowan, Tia Leach. Third row: Andrea and Ashley Henderson, join current Maxwell, Jenna Swisher, Pahri Hafez, Tara Pagenkopf, Katie Burrow, Pahri Hafez, Christy Hopkins, Amber Bratcher and Holt to put the finishing touches on DeAndra Holt. Not Pictured: Esmeralda (photo by Ashley Victoria Twyman) Picon, Ashley Twyman, Jessica Todd, Kasie Wendler, Jamie Smither, Ali Schmidt, DeAndra Holt works the Breast Cancer Sarah Hodgkinson and sponsor Jill Me Booth during lunch hours outside the gredy. (photo by Ashley Victoria Twyman) The girls gave out pink ribbons and sold ise money for their philanthropy Breast Research. (photo by Szetho Shan Lin) 71 • I 1-----.-., By Amber Stewart Holding a rush in the fall as well as the spring and adding many new members to their organization, Phi Delta Theta was a very busy group this school year. They held their annual Casino night, which is always a popular event, and also held a fundraiser to auction off a T.V. at one of the home basketball games. The Phi Delts, as they are commonly called, held many activities for their rushes and the rest of the student body, like water in White P.E. and a barbeque in Wallingford lawn. The organizaton also helped the Beta Sigma Phi girls with annual Winter Formal, and actually had 2 members, Jonathan Leeper and Brian Nickerson get crowned King Prince. Right: Members of the Phi Delts pick up trash for cam pus beautification day during Homecoming 2004. (photo special by Elise Eilts) Below: Members of Phi Delta has a barbeque for potential members. (photo special to The Moundbuilder) row: Brandon Smith, Aaron Rose, and Devin Seward. Second row Jonathan Leeper, Michael Moser, Tallon Mitchell, and Brian Nickerson. Back row: Billy Barnum, Above: Tallon Mitchell and Ryan Scott Hooker, Justin Alexander and Ryan Amberg show Phi Delt spirit as they Amberg. (photo by Amber Stewart) cheer on the Moundbuilders during their annual Rush Week. (photo by Szetho Shan Lin) Left: Members of the Phi Delts take time to show off their sleek attire at the Beta winter Formal Dance. (photo special by Josiah Chieng) 72 • • I 4P I Phi was founded in January of 2001 with the motto "Death before Dishonor." This organizaton deals with American problems in today's society. The number 54 came about to represent the soldiers of the 54th the first African-American regiment to be able to fight for their freedom during the Civil War. goal of the organization is to let the community see that with all they have been through as a culture and a they are still standing strong and will never yield. Left: Enitan Ibisanmi, Ta 'Ron West and Anthony McKissic show off the cos tumes at the annual Phi 54 Phi Halloween Bash. (photo special to The Mound builder) Below: Anthony McKis sic shows his love for kids during community service day. (photo special to the Moundbuilder) "iGm?1':!I Ta'Ron West. Second row: Bryant An drews, Lin Roberts, Zachary Badie, and Above: Looking sharp for the camera, DH Hawkins. Back row: Ja'Wann Jackson, members of Phi 54 Phi pose during the Jason Stamps, Anthony Pool, Michael annual Winter Formal. (photo by Josiah Lavine, Anthony McKissic, Luke Seeley, Chieng) Andrew Pearson and De'Andre Foster. (photo special to The Moundbuilder) Right: .A.ndrew Pearson does community service with local area kids for Kid's Day. (photo special to The Moundbuilder) 73 5 of By Ashley Victoria Twyman From Concert Band to Jazz Band to Pep Band, members of the SC band were certainly able to fill up their ules. They played in a variety of settings: concerts, football and basketball games, and accompanying choirs. Band members were sure to be seen at almost any basketball game rooting on the Builders. Band grew this year with more participants than has been seen in the last few years. It seems the up and coming classes of students are full of those with musical talents. Right: Director Chris Schmitz turns to the crowd as band members are con gratulated by the audience for their performance. (photo by Josie Bartel) Below: Li-Yen Ling plays the drums in practice. (photo by Josie Bartel) 2004-2005 Band: Front Row: Billy Bearden, Tabitha Miller, unknown, Katie Copeland, Shalah Allison, Abbie Ham mer, Monica Morrison, Shelly Soldan and Mary Bagot. Back row: Chris Schmitz, Above: Chris Schmitz leads the pep Li-Yen Ling, Alex Stong, Lauren Apking, band and plays the drums at a foot Trish Roudybush, Charlie Hunter, Brandon ball home game in Sonner Stadium. Hessing, Hilary Mawia and Josef Felver. (photo by Robert Leis) (photo by Josie Bartel) Left: Tooting their horns, Billy Bearden and Josef Felversure love those brass instruments! (photo by Josie Bartel) 74 o I Victoria Twyman year the Southwestern A Capella Choir was busy, to say the least. Between Sunday concerts, appearances churches, singing at basketball games, and practice, one would think there was little time for much else. , the annual spring choir trip proved to be one of the most memorable moments choir members have had long time. The entire choir was invited to sing at Carnegie Hall in New York City, so that's where members, and past, spent most of their spring break. Left: Choir members sing the National Anthem and provide ~I"'''' halftime entertainment at the basketball game. (photo by Szetho Shan Lin) Below: Ashley Helmer, Hayley Harvey and Leah Rankin give the peace sign while hanging out in a limo in New York City. (photo by Christy Hopkins) 2004-2005 A Capella Choir: Front Row: Keira Bell, Kelly Monahan, Alyssa Mason, JJ Marfioti, Meg Mojica, Marci Bartow, Laura Apking, Scott Hooker, Matt Miers, Lacey Mohler, Leah Rankin, Rachel Pollock, and Kim Lowery. Second Row: Christy Hopkins, Li -Yen Ling, Bennett, Lindsay Morgan, Krystal Lease, Abbie Hammer, Cheryl Gardner, Josef Felver, Ben Rivers, Tara Pagenkopf, Melissa Williamson, Avery Archambo, Alex Above: Leslee Bennett and Tara Pagen Stong. Third Row: Cassandra McGowan, Leslee Ben kopf wait in the New York City airport to nett, Kate Hutchens, Matt Hodges, Billy Bearden, Mary get their luggage from baggage claim. Harms, Sara Tolle, Jo Wooldridge, Becky Jarvis. Fourth (photo by Christy Hopkins) row: Andrea Thurber, Jessica Todd, Christy Rogers, Hay ley Harvey, Andrea Carlson, Kayla Drake, Adam Dees, Right: Surrounded by the chOir, Dr. Tim eremey Wilcoxson, Ashley Helmer, Monica Morrison, Shook takes a bow for his wonderful Roudybush. Back row: Ben Carden, Nick Mattingly, accompaniment on the piano. (photo by Andrew Cherry, Josh Melcher, Vince Boyd, Daniel Miers, Szetho Shan Lin) Bret Bement, Judi Marshall. (photo special to The Moundbuilder) 75 w Right: Cassandra McGowan gets freaky with her hair. (photo by Christy Hopkins) Far Right: Mindy Woydziak runs on the treadmill at the winfield Rec Center. (photo by Szetho Shan Lin) Above: Monica Morrison and Nicole Guthrie try their luck at Bingo Night. (photo by Szetho Shan Lin) Above Right: Vincent Putera, Mark Chan and Carlos Nogami strike a GQ pose in front of Christy. (photo by Szetho Shan Lin) Above: Mark Chan in the Jinx suit gets some love two Bethany College supporters. (photo by Robert 76 Left: Abbie Hammer and Scott Hooker dance together at Casino Night. (photo by Kylee Moots) Far Left: Matthew Miers keeps his head warm. (photo by Christy Hopkins) Above: Lafayette Berry and Rico Mar-. quez pose at a football game. (photo by Kylee Moots) Above Right: Miranda Harris and Sarah Kallail zoom in on the action at a football game. (photo by Robert Leis) : Michael Lavine, Joshua Loreman, D H Hawkins -.h,r."r", after making the $500 half-court shot. (photo Shan Lin) 77 e 0 Right: Baby Jinx poses for a casual picture. (photo by Robert Leis) Far Right: Becky Jarvis and Careth Eaton give Theresa Laws a kiss during a play rehearsal. (photo special to The Moundbuilder) Above: Tyler Stinson strikes a pose on the sideline during a football game. (photo by Robert Leis) Above Right: Jessica Sears and Sarah Kallail enjoy each other's company while filming for the Athletic Hall of Fame. (photo by Miranda Harris) Above: Southwestern students get up on their feet cheer on the basketball team. (photo special to The Moundbuilder) 78 Left: i'Jicole Kierl and Stacey Wilkerson smile for the photographer at a SC foot ball game. (photo by Christy Hopkins) relaxes after another jam packed day at Southwestern College. (photo by Christy Hopkins) Above: Scott Morgan pretends to be a member of the SC golf team on the Warren lawn. (photo by Szetho Shan Lin) Above Left: Scott Kuhn, Sarah Hodgkinson, Jarrod Tucker and Jessica Sears smile pretty for the camera. (photo by Christy Hopkins) : Christy Hopkins and Mol lie Foster take time to the Friends University football game. (photo by rt Leis) 79 ce of ou er Right: Andrea Maxwell, Pahri Hafez and Leslee Bennett show off their presents at the Beta Sigma Phi Founder's Day banquet. (photo by Miranda Harris) Far Right: Tallon Mitchell, Aaron Rose, Joshua Crabtree, and Justin Alexander decide on the next play for their intramural softball team. (photo by April McCormick) Above: Kate Hutchens tastes her sweet victory after smashing a pie into Roger Moon's face during a Pie in the Face con test. (photo by Szetho Shan Lin) Above Right: A volleyball team fights to gets their teammates down after a match at the Luau. (photo by Christy Hopkins) Above: SIFE students, Front Row: Seth Holder, MI Harris, Tara Revell, Keren Talamantes, Lucas Goff, Naasz. Back Row: Stephanie Byrd, Amanda Willhite, Carlos Nogami and Walter Clark in Minneapolis after ning the Regional Competition. (photo by Michael 80 Left: Matt Hague, Kassie Wendler, Jesse Lyons, Dan Falk, Chris Norris, and Eloy Mendoza play Texas Hold 'Em at poker night. (photo special to The Moundbuilder) Far Left: Vincent Putera, Josh Crabtree and Mark Chan taste fried wantons during the International Club Cui sine. (photo by Szetho Shan Lin) Above: Shan Szetho, Megan McGuire and Keren Talamantes sit on the front steps of Christy according to class status. (photo special to The Moundbuilder) Above Left: After an early morning grad uation prank, Carlos Nogami removes the paper that was wrapped around his car while smilling at the Post-It notes that fully covered the windows, unaware of the bal loons inside. (photo by Szetho Shan Lin) Front Row: Zack Paris and Katy Conway. 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(photo by Ky Kelli Koester continued to push the carrier dig mark up this year and Moots) ended it with 1086 while also being named player of the week in the KCAC in September. Lisa Broberg and Mindy Woydziak were named to the eight member All Tournament Team at the Jinx Jamboree held at Southwestern College in September. Right: Mindy Woydziak celebrates a point while teammates Jenna Swisher and Lisa Brobe cheer the team on. hoto by Szetho Shan Li Above: The starters line up along the end line to prepare to meet the opposing team. (photo by Sarah Morton) Above: Lisa Broberg stretches to her fullest to set up a spike for her awaiting hitters. (photo by Szetho is looking over stats in a match. (photo by Sarah Shan Lin) 84 Left: The girls gather around Head Coach Julie Konrade as they take a break during a timeout. (photo by Szetho Shan Lin) Lower Left: Amy Moon shows good form in her approach as she reaches and prepares for a spike. (photo by Szetho Shan Lin) "My experience with the SC volleyball team has been won derful. I love the game and I've made friendships that will last a lifetime." Kelli Koester "I've really enjoyed playing volley ball here at Sc. I never thought that I would play college vol -Ieyball and to not only play, but to become a starting player was wonderful. I will' always remem ber my teammates and the great times that we had." Amy Moon Us Them 0 3 1 3 0 3 3 1 0 3 0 3 0 3 0 3 0 3 0 3 0 3 0 3 1 3 0 3 0 3 0 3 0 3 3 1 2 3 2 3 0 3 2004-2005 Volleyball Team: Front row: Jenna Swisher, Amy Moon, Autumn Worten, Kristen Warner, Andrea 0 3 Woolf, and Amanda Shofner. Back row: Asst. Coach Erin Parrigon, Tami Green, Lisa Broberg, Kelli Koester, 3 1 Amanda Harden, Mindy Woydziak, Kelli Bunnel, Stephani Cambell, Ashley Newcomer, Bethany Augustine, and 0 3 3 0 Head Coach Julie Konrade. (photo special to The Moundbuilder) 85 es 00 By Amber Stewart and Miranda Harris Beginning with a slow start, the Moundbuilders finished their 2004 season with a record of 5-5 and 5-4 in the KCAC. Southwestern had 19 players selected for the All-Conference team. First team selections were Adrian Right: Caleb Hartman tack Johnson and Kyle Thomas. Second team selections were les the uncatchable Friends James Kelly, Chris Maguire, Kyle Jones, Antonya Bry (photo by ant. Honorable mention included Oscar Guerrero, Phil Groter, Caleb Hartman, Blake Hemberger, Chad Jackson, John King, Davion Mitchell, Andrew Pearson, Dan See ley, Braden Smith, Jarrod Tucker, Kareem Thompson, and Ta'Ron West. Right: J.R. Massey and head coach Chris Douglas embrace after a very upset ting loss to Sterling to end the Moundbuilder season 5-5. (photo special to the Moundbuilder) Above: Kelvin Foster and Blake Hem berger move in for the tackle against a McPherson player. (photo by Robert Leis) Above: Jonathan Leeper prepares to send the ball Above: Braden Smith launches a pass to an SC receiver towards the opposing team in the kickoff. (photo by during the Friends game. (photo by Robert Leis) Robert Leis) 86 Left: #2 Ta'Ron West flies above his teammates to block a punt against the Friends Falcons. (photo by Robert Leis) Lower Left: Seniors Blake Hemberger, Dan Seeley, Chris Maguire, and J.R. Massey line up for a group shot after their last home game. (photo by Amber Stewart) "The year was a lot of fun. The team made a lot of improvements as the year went on and they will be a force to reckon with next year." Chris Maguire "I had a lot of fun frolicking in the fields with fellow friends. I also loved working with Coach Shields. He's the best!" Blake Hemberger Us Them 7 42 20 22 34 24 24 32 15 25 24 14 20 17 34 21 2004-2005 Football Front row: Ta'Ron West, D'Andre Foster, Dan Seeley, Chris Maguire, Andrew Pearson, Danny Sierra, Scott Stoughton, Kareem Thompson, Braden Smith, Jesse Lyons, Ryan Molz, Bryant Andrews, Jonathan Leeper, Anthony White, Ray Net 42 36 trouer, Davion Mitchell. Second row: Robyn Crosby, Jeff Fluty, Jeff Crow, Luke Seeley, Robert Holmes, Curtis Horton, Chris Douglas, Chris Shields, Wes Bell, Jimmy Tagg, Dustin Holley, Omari Head, Kara Kirby. Third row: Lin Roberts, Kelvin Foster, Kelton Johnson, 32 35 Antonya Bryant, Caleb Hartman, Corey Lampson, Matt Scott, B.L. Chadwick, Ken Barton, Taylor Wolfe, Kyle Thomas, Zach Badie, Chad Jackson, John Vires, Marcus Mackey, Damon Brown, Jason Stamps, Daniel Hawkins, Michael Lavine, James Kelly. Fourth row; Micah Letts, Jacob Sumpter, Brandon Jackson, Scott Morgan, Zack Osten, Blake Ridgway, Bryan Shamburg, Adrian Johnson, Bernardo Gooden, Robert Eschenburg, Blake Hemberger, J.R. Massey, Oscar Guerrero, Kyle Jones, Ryan Dolgener, Anthony McKissic, Kyle Ebel, Eric Webb. Fifth row : Jesse Jones, leo Wisniewski, Jonathan Andrews, Pablo Sepulveda, Steven Davis, Amos Dailey, Grant Taylor, Phil Groter, Ed McCroan, Jarod Beneke, Don Berg, John King, Andrew McGee, Isaiah Robinson, Chase Fishel, Roger Pemberton. Back row: Walter Clark, Adam Martin, Jacob Behrhorst, Tyler Stinson, David Lowell, Ja'Wann Jackson, Wes Pekarek, Reynaldo Jones, Mike Stovall, Anthony Pool, Jarrod Tucker, Kenard Calhoun, Matt Williams, and Ricky Lopez (photo special to The Moundbuilder) 87 By Josie Bartel "This team set a strong foundation for the next season," said head soccer coach Roberto dos Santos. This year's women's soccer team had no seniors. Overall the team finished third in the regular season and advanced into KCAC quarter-finals where they met up with Bethany. Unfortunately that was Right: Lindsay Morgan grabs a drink before going out to as far as they got. Despite that loss, dos Santos believed the field. (photo by Szetho that the most crucial game was not in KCAC quarter-finals, Shan Lin) but the match-up with Sterling. The game was on the road, weather conditions far from perfect, and Sterling was a pow erful team. It was in this game that dos Santos could really see the great potential in his team and the team's winnning streak began. Right: Tired Southwestern women congratulate the opponents for a well-played ...... game. (photo by Szetho Shan Lin) Above: Lauren Rood fights to keep the ball in our posseSSion. (photo by Szetho Shan Lin) Above: MaHogany Williams stays clear of Kansas Above: Anna Madrigal braces herself on the nnn,)nt>n! Wesleyan. (photo by Tod Megredy) header. (photo by Szetho Shan Lin) 88 Left: Tina Harkness and a Central Christian player fight for the ball. (photo by Szetho Shan Lin) Lower Left: Amanda Willhite prepares to catch and block the ball to keep Mid-America Nazarene's score at bay. Unfortunately for the Moundbuilders, Mid-American Nazarene went on to beat them 1-3. (photo by Szetho Shan Lin) "I learned (this year) that there are many differences between college baill and high school, ball, including the fact that almost everyone in college possesses a high degree of playing ability. Coach dos Santos also taught me that foot skills and ball control can greatly improve one's game. Finally, I realized that it is the job of every player to encourage and strengthen her teammates." Lindsay Morgan "I do believe that we all joined to gether as a team and as friends. We all had to want to play, not just one player." MaHogany Williams • Us Them 3 1 2 1 1 3 0 8 1 1 0 4 0 4 2 0 0 2 2 2 3 2 1 2 4 3 3 0 4 0 2004-2005 Women's Soccer: Front row: MaHogany Williams, Tina Harkness, Nicole Kierl, Amanda Willhite, 3 0 Sarah Benton, Amie Morris, Lindsay Morgan. Back Row: Roberto dos Santos, Mallory Vickery, Pam Arnold, Lindsey 1 0 Harold, Lauren Rood, Anna Madrigal, Jessica Baker, Katy Conway, Mira Minner, and Tanner Lundy. (photo special 1 2 to The Moundbuilder) 89 By Pahri Hafez Right: Zack Paris and With a long season scheduled, men's soccer came out with Joe Wood admire their a few struggles, along with many accomplishments. The gifts of a signed team ball and shirt while they team came together with many new players along with are accompained by aca those from past years. It was a tough season, but did re demic dean, Andy Shep sult with victories against Bacone College, Kansas Wesley pard and Wood's parents. (photo by Szetho Shan en, and Sterling College. The team will miss both seniors Lin) Joe Wood and Zack Paris, who were awarded t-shirts and a soccer ball signed by the whole team on senior night. Right: Captain Joe Wood tackles down a Tabor opponent as he goes for the ball. (photo by Szetho Shan Lin) Above: Nick Mattingly jumps up for a header winning the ball in the air against Central Christian Col lege. (photo by Szetho Shan Lin) Above: Starting line-up Lance Williams, Travis Blide, Bernardo Alvarez, Jeremiah Salzman, Nick Warren Hanson, Scott Kuhn, Eloy Mendoza, Joe Wood, and lack Paris line out on the field for the start of their game against Mid American Nazarene. (photo By Robert Leis.) 90 Left: Nick Mattingly trips up his opponent from Central Christian College and slides in for the kick. (photo by Szetho Shan Lin) Lower Left: Warren Hanson sets up for the cross at a home game against Central Christian College. (photo by Szetho Shan Lin) "This year, I felt that many guys really stepped it up to help out the team, but our captain Joe Wood was the man, he'll be missed. 1 hope that next year everyone comes back ready to play hard and able to stay healthy through the season. We had good players this year, we want to shoot to be great players next year." Eloy Mendoza "I loved everything about the sea son, especially the parts where I got to play. When it came to great leaders, 1 felt everyone con tributed to being one. Now that I'm graduating, I will miss being around my teamates and compet ing in games." Zack Paris Us- Them 0-2 0-4 0-5 2-1 1-2 0-8 1-7 1-2 0-5 0-1 0-2 0-1 1-0 0-3 0-1 3-0 4-0 2004-2005 Men's Soccer Team: Front row: Travis Blide, Bernardo Alvarez, Tyler Patzner, Ramon Lozano, PJ. Voss, Josh Loreman, Zack Paris. Second row: Munya Madeyi, Warren Hanson, Eloy Mendoza, Leighton Schmidt, Jer emiah Salzman, Lance Williams. Back row: Roberto dos Santos, Mallory Vickery, Mike Daniels, Scott Kuhn, Nkulu "Arvin" Ntambo, Nick Mattingly, Joe Wood, Devin Seward, Ruben Sanchez, and Tanner Lundy. (photo special to The Moundbuilder) 91 r By Drew Logsdon A Quarter Century of Excellence The 2004 Cross Country season was a banner year for Coach Jim Helmer. For 25 years in a row, Coach Helmer has trained his Mound builder cross sountry team to the first place finish in the KCAC. The Right: The men's team Builders were ranked 9th nationally at the start of the season, but warms up together before through individual hardships, eventually fell out of the rankings. The the big home race . (photo team strived through the adversity later in the season, and when it special to The Mound was time to qualify for the national meet, they pulled through. The builder) 2004 season not only produced the KCAC championship, but was also the 21st season the men's team headed to nationals in Helmer's coaching career. Right: The men's team gets things started with a team huddle before the first race of the year at Southern Nazarene University. (photo special to The Moundbuilder) Above: After winning the 25th conference championship in a row, the team groups together on the Ottawa course for a picture to remember the big win. (photo special to The Moundbuilder) Above: Jazz Carreon runs to the finish line at the Above: Dan Joiner and Andrae Harper run the last KCAC meet to become the 25th consecutive SC the Mid-States Classic home meet. (photo by Drew coference champion. (photo by Drew Logsdon) don) 92 Left: Jazz carreon, Billy Barnum, and Justin Alexander lead the pack at the home Southwestern Mid-States Classic Invita tional. (photo special to The Moundbuilder) Lower Left: The girl's team Janine Peltz, Laurie Goodman, Mary Harms, Brae Johnson, Lacy Mohler, and Leah Rankin pose before the conference race in Ottawa with their new SC paw print tattoos. (photo special to The Moundbuilder) "Cross country is an awesome time! A season full of great times with teammates running lots of miles. Good times riding on the cruiser and eating at CeCe's. Good times hanging out with a good group of guys and fine look ing ladies. I love cross country and all the great times that we have." Andrew Cherry "The 2004 cross country season was one filled with both chal lenges and accomplishments. Cross country at SC is not only an honor for it's commitment to an exceptional program under Coach Helmer, but also an opportunity to challenge youself and your team mates as you receive lessons that are far more important than an amount of gold medals." Brae Johnson Team Place 2nd 1st 13th 8th Classic 5th 2nd Championship 1st 3rd 21st 2004-2005 Cross Country: First row: Leah Rankin, Brae Johnson, Mary Harms. Second row: Daniel Joiner, An drae Harper, Lacy Mohler, Laurie Goodman, Jazz carreon, Billy Barnum, John Kapavik, Tallon Mitchell, Kevin Peck, Justin Alexander, Michael Moser. Back row: Janine Peltz, Drew Logsdon, Andrew Cherry (photo by Elise Eilts) 93 Faces of Women 's Golf By Pahri Hafez "Overall, this season was With only two ladies compete fun because we got a ing throughout the season, and outstanding coach the women were faced with helped strengthen our competing as individuals, as individuals and helped rather than as a team. New prepare Kristine and I for coach Brad Sexson coached next year." the ladies though eight tour naments. The ladies look forward to recruits coming in next year to help builds the women's golf team. Left: Kristine Fowler lines up her ball as she gets ready on the driving range. (photo by Pahri Hafez) Right: Cristina Chevreaux takes a break from hitting balls. (photo by Pahri Hafez) Far Right: Cristina Chevreaux prepares to hit her golf ball on the driving range. (photo by Pahri Hafez) Individual Statistics Tournament 36 hole Place Cristina Chevreaux: NE St. Uni. 179 T-70/100 OK City Uni. 176 29/49 OK Pan. St. Uni . 168 5/22 Southwestern Co. 177 T-12/40 Uni. of Mary H. Baylor 176 T-23/80 Southwestern Co. 187 14/30 NW OK Uni. 187 7/21 OK Baptist Uni. 178 T-13/33 Kristine Fowler: NE St. Uni. 181 78/100 OK City Uni . 186 T-35/49 OK Pan. St. Uni . 172 T-7/22 Southwestern Co. 183 16/40 Uni. of Mary H. Baylor 207 T-61/80 2004-2005 Women's Golf: Coach Brad Sexson, Stephanie Sawyer, Kristine Fowler and Southwestern Co. 207 21/30 Chevreaux. (photo by Robert Leis) NW OK Uni. 205 T-11/21 OK Baptist Uni. 104 94 aces of Men's Golf "Coach Brad Sexson has changed the golf program men had a successful year at Sc. I believe he has the direction of new changed the team's outlook Brad Sexon. With a full completely. He has also they competed in 10 helped me believe in myself . The men placed and helped me to become a in the Southwestern home better player overall." nt and sophomore Rody took first individu Ryan Rody The team expects to lose . Kincaid and Dane Brum to graduation. Kincaid's average was 76.7, totaled 80.2. Left: Austin Kincaid gets ready to hit his ball while practic ing at the driving range. (photo by Pahri Hafez) Far Left: Tyler Lytton soaks up the sun while hitting on ;'''I!~~!!!!!t the driving range at the Win .. field Country Club, one of the ~~:::-::::~~~ two locations where the team practices. (photo by Pahri Hafez) Left: Ryan Rody takes a fast swing while practicing on the driving range. (photo by Josie Bartel) Team Statistics Tournament 36 hole Place OK City Uni. (54 holes) 958 11/11 OK Pan. St. Uni. 609 3/3 Southwestern Co. 610 2/7 OK Christian Uni. 609 19/20 Uni. of Mary H. Baylor 633 10/14 Bethany College 610 2/9 Newman Uni. 622 5/9 Southwestern Co. 624 1/8 2004-2005 Men's Golf: First Row : Matt Hague, Kyle Waterman and Tyler Lytton. Second Row : OK Baptist Uni. 645 5/7 Ryan Cooper, Adam Thompson, Dane Brummet and Matthew Penick. Third Row: Levi Mooreland, Austin Kincaid, Ryan Rody and Lance Patterson. (photo by Robert Leis) KS Collegiate 947 4/7 Athletic Conf. (54 holes) 95 ce o By Pahri Hafez "Wow! What an amazlIlg year this has been. Cheerleading has gone through the squad has allowed get to Know a great so many changes during the of girls, have fun, past year. New coaches, new keep school spirit ladies, new uniforms, and new I will miss cheerleading much when I leave Sc,w rules are just a few of them. Thankfully, the team received a Tia Leach motivated coach who helped the squad to come together, work hard, and prove how well they can stunt, jump, cheer, and help keep crowds pumped up at both football and basketball games. Left: The cheer squad put together a stunt refereed to as 'steps' at an away Friends game (photo by Szetho Shan Lin) Right: Andrea Mazwell, Tia Leach, and Scott Hooker base Mia Robles in an extension at the Friends game. (photo by Szetho Shan Lin) Far Right: The cheer squad gets the crowd excited during a basketball game. (photo by Szetho Shan Lin) 2004-2005 Cheer Squad Front row: Mia Robles, Andrea Maxwell. Second row: Leslee Bennett, Katie Burrow, Pahri Hafez. Third row: Jami Smither, Mariah Marion, Tia Leach, DeAndra Holt, Kassie Wendler, Krystal Baumgartner, Coach Olivia Weber. Back row: Jarod Beneke. Not pictured: Scott Hooker and Andrea Hennerson-Davis. (photo by Szetho Shan Lin) 96 "I enjoy Black cats a lot as they not only boost my school spirit but also allows me to dance with a team to many variety of music. It also keeps me in shape!" Megan Whitaker Left: Megan Whitaker, Sarah Kallail, Kelly Burgar, and Niki Goubeaux kick together during a performance. (photo by Szetho Shan Lin) danced to a variety ranging from to hip hop. Far Left: The girls end a performance in a pose. Front row: Megan Whitaker, Haley Vogt, Niki Gobeaux, Kristine Fowler. Janet Smith. Back row, Kelly Burgar, Tia Leach, DeAndra Holt. (photo by Szetho Shan Lin) Left: Tia Leach, DeAndra Holt, Sarah Kallail, and Kristine Fowler cheer on the basketball team. (photo by Szetho Shan Lin) 2004-2005 Black Cats Dance Team: Front row: Kelly Burgar, Sarah Kallail, DeAndra Holt. Back row: Niki Goubeaux, Kristine Fowler, Janet Smith, Megan Whitaker, and Hayley Vogt. (photo by Josie Bartel) 97 es 0 o a By Sarah Morton The Lady Builder Women's Basketball team had an interesting season this year. With a record of 19 wins losses, they ended their season with a loss at Ottawa . All of the girls tried hard this year to have a great This year's team has a lot of familiar faces welcoming a group of new ones. The team had fifteen returning ers and eight freshmen this year. With the work ethic and experience mixed with the youth and exuberance this year's team, work was to be rewarded one way or another for this squad. Whitney Corley was player of year this season, making two different players from the same school to recieve that honor. Many of the are looking forward to next season and what it may bring. Right: Jennifer Chenier jumps for a rebound against Sterling. (photo by Szetho Shan Lin) Above: Coach Denly and Ileana Perez discuss what needs to happen next time a situation comes up. (photo by April McCormick) Above: Whitney Corley dribbles by a defender with Above: Karah Covey concentrates on her free throw the help of her teammates. (photo by Szetho Shan (photo by Ky Moots) Lin) 98 Left: Karah Covey and Angie Jones look for an open pass. (photo by April McCormick) Lower Left: Whitney Corley looks for an open lane. (photo by April McCormick) "This year was definitely a learn ing experience for me, but it was a good learning experience. I had a lot of fun getting to know my teammates and I'm really looking forward to next season ." Hayley Harvey "I've really enjoyed the opportunity to play basketball at Southwestern College with teammates that are not only great players, but also great people, who have challenged me here. We've truly grown as a team and I cannot wait to see what amazing things we will continue to do together." Courtney Gandy Us Them 62 60 57 84 61 62 50 63 38 56 77 54 61 69 65 41 76 64 43 40 75 57 57 65 61 63 61 72 66 59 66 54 71 55 71 59 65 50 2004-2005 Women's Basketball: Front row: Toby Chavez, Kinsey Colclasure, Jenna Wilson, Hayley Harvey, 78 57 Courtney Gandy. Second row: Brae Johnson, Melissa Doerfer, Melanie Brady, Whitney Corley, Angie Jones, Amanda Melander, Shawnte' Bunting, Ileana Perez, Jamie Gipson. Back row: Assistant Coach Jessica Trahan, Assistant Coach 64 66 Suzie Cochran, Hayley Holthus, Jennifer Chenier, Cami George, Caylin Larsen, Aundrea McCormick, Lindsey Barnes, Mahgan Miles, Christin Williams, Karah Covey, John Parrigon, Head Coach Dave Denly. (photo special to The Moundbuilder) 99 s of e By Pahri Hafez The Southwestern College men's basketball team had an amazing season full of hard work, unity, and team vic tories. The men kicked off to a great start with the first five games all ending in victories. The men beat Friends Right: Brett Annis guards on their own turf and managed to bring down Sterling at a member of Tabor Col lege. (photo by Szetho both home and away games. "Although we didn't get to Shan Lin) go back to Hawaii, I rank traveling to Natchitoches, LA, to play Northwestern State University pretty significant," says Lafayette Berry "My most memorable moment has to be the overall season that we have had." Right: Rico Marquez goes for a shot during a game against Central Christian College. This was the first home game for the builders who won with a score of 115-74. (photo by Szetho Shan Lin) Above: Jason Venjohn takes a shoe to the face while trying the recovers the ball against Central Christian College. (photo by Szetho Shan Lin) Above: Brett Annis and KJ. Wilkens greet their team Above: Lafayette Berry shakes hands with his fellow with excitement during a time-out at a home game members after taking a break during a home game against McPherson. (photo by Szetho Shan Lin) Sterling College. (photo by Szetho Shan Lin) 100 Left: The men's basketball team come together during a time out at a match against McPherson College. (photo by Szetho Shan Lin) Lower Left: lafayette Berry guards an opposing team member at a Manhattan Christian game. (photo by Szetho Shan Lin) "The one thing I will remember the most about this season is the success this team has had so far. I will never forget all the good times we had on and off the basketball court." Brett Annis "I think the most significant event this season has been all the big wins which includes beating Sterling twice. Our team unity is something I will remember the most, it has really shown this season and has been a big part of our success." Jason VenJohn Us Them 74 68 87 79 86 79 76 85 104 79 100 71 69 80 90 71 102 80 80 90 63 52 93 77 91 80 70 81 66 72 77 54 79 75 94 59 2004-2005 Men's Basketball: Front row: Ricky Kendrick, Joe Yeisley, KJ. Wilkens, Brett Annis, Jason Ven 74 76 John, David Samonds, lafayette Berry, Kyle Brady. Back row: Head Coach Doug Hall, Rico Marquez, Cody An nis, Jesse Overfield, Stuart Sampson, Eric Waterman, Chris Hanson, Wendell Riley, Cedrick Riley, Jake Vanlue, Assistant Coach Mike Collins, Assistant Coach Gregg Hackerott. (photo special to The Moundbuilder) 101 Faces of Softba II By Usa Broberg & Bret Bement The Lady Builders finished their second season ever with a bang. Tak ing second place in the conference tournament, the softball team is growing to be one of the most attended sporting events on campus. Right: Taryn Brand, The team looks to continue its successes endlessly into the future by Amanda Melander, and racking up more wins, supporting each other, and most importantly Pam Arnold take a break supporting Southwestern in all of their endeavors. after warming up for the Bethany game. (photo by Kelly Burgar) Right: Melissa Doerfer steals another base during the Central Christian game, she ended up with 8 stolen bases on the year. (photo by Ky Moots) Above: Trista McClure hits a triple during the Central Christian game. (photo by Ky Moots) Above: Katie Burrow watches the action at home Kinsey Colclasure signals the pitcher. (photo plate. (photo by Kelly Burgar) 102 Left: The softball team comes together after a win at the Sterling tournament earlier in the season. (photo special to The Mounbuilder) Lower Left: Shannon Cork lays down a bunt against Central Christian. (photo by Ky Moots) "We have had our ups and downs as a team, but we always seem to stick together and pull through for each other." Taryn Brand "I absolutely had a blast being on the softball team this year and I am proud of how our season went." Katie Burrow Us Them 6 3 6 5 3 6 6 2 2 0 7 6 2 4 1 6 5 3 7 5 6 5 3 4 2 3 2004-2005 Softball Team: First row: Ashley Mortenson, Melissa Doerfer, Shannon Cork, Lisa Broberg, Jennifer 1 9 Tattershall, Kinsey Colclasure, Kristin McCart, Stephanie Harris. Back row: Assistant Coach Amber Good, Jennifer 0 8 Nicholson, Taryn Brand, Katie Burrow, Karah Covey, Amanda Melander, Trista McClure, Pam Arnold, Head Coach Gregg Hackerott. (photo by Kelly Burgar) 10 2 103 Faces of Women's Tennis By Josie Bartel "My most memorable mo ment during the tennis season would have to be "Really outstanding season," practices. Every time said the women's tennis head and I practiced our coach John Paulin and KCAC skills someone always got Head Coach of the Year. One hit. Thanks Megan and of the most memorable mo rest of the team for a ments of this season for not year!" only the coach, but the girls from last year was beating Kayla Drake Bethany. Bethany held the the 2004 KCAC tennis champion title and the Moundbuilders beat them this year 5-4. The girls also advanced to the Region IV tournament held in Left: Suzanne Fry stretches to return a forehand over the May. There they lost in quar Suzanne received many honors this year including KCAC terfinals to Dordt College from comer of the year. (photo by Szetho Shan Lin) Iowa. Right: Kelle Stinson reaches to the sky as she serves the ball to her Kansas Wesleyan oppo nent. (photo by Szetho Shan Lin) Far Right: SC Mound builders listen to head coach John Paulin prior to beginning competition. (photo special to The Moundbuilder) Us Them Tabor 6 3 John Brown 7 2 Friends 9 0 Bethany 5 4 Fort Hays 1 8 Newman 5 4 Emporia State 1 8 OK Baptist 1 8 Kansas Wesleyan 8 1 Cowley County 1 8 Bethel 3 6 KCAC Semi finals 5 4 KCAC finals 1 5 NAIA Reg. IV Quartefinals 2 7 2004-2005 Women's Tennis: Front row: Megan Hudson, Kayla Drake, Leah Rankin, Kelle Stinson and Hinojos. Back row: Assistant Coach Perry Voss, Suzanne Fry, Josie Bartel, Jessica Hefner, Sarah Hodgkinson Head Coach John Paulin. (photo by Jennifer Barten) 104 ces of Men's Tennis "In a doubles match, Ramon and I played against Bethel College. They quickly beat us in the season, the men the first set. We stepped up our game and came back to win the some strong teams," match. This was a memorable Head Coach John Paulin. moment because it shows that if h, they didn't win you don't give up on something matches this year, end and keep pushing, you never the regular season with know what will happen." record, the men played Lafayette Berry good matches against teams and the experi will be beneficial for returning next year. In tournament play, the fell in the first round to Wesleyan 5-2. Left: Joel Wilke jumps to pelt a tennis ball back to Friends University. He played doubles with Jason Kearns. (photo by Josie Bartel) Far Left: Jason Kearns returns the ball to his oppo nent with a strong backhand. Kearns received the honor of ITA Scholar-Athlete Ali-Ameri can. (photo by Josie Bartel) Left: Lafayette Berry hustles to the ball and returns it during his singles match. Berry made KCAC Ali-Confer ence second team this year. (photo by Josie Bartel) Us Them Newman 0 9 OK Wesleyan 2 7 Central Christian 9 0 OK Baptist 0 9 Friends 0 6 Bethel 2 7 Tabor 7 2 Bethany 1 6 KS Wesleyan 4 5 KCAC Semi finals 2 5 2005 Men's Tennis: Front row: Munya Madeyi, Lafayette Berry, Warren Hanson and Head Coach John . Back row: Assistant Coach Perry Voss, Ramon Lozano, Ryan Amberg, Joel Wilke, Jason Kearns and Devin (photo by Josie Bartel) 105 Faces of Track By Kelly Burgar The Southwestern track team had another good year with several athletes making it to Nationals, not only in indoor track, but outdoor as well. Both men and women had good squads this year. Andrae Harper and Stephanie Swanson received All-American Honors this Right: Andrew McGee season during indoor track. Several other members of the team prepares to throw the competed at the indoor National in 2004. Outdoor track was just as shot put. (photo by Kelly successful in 2005. Many track members made it to the NAIA National Burgar) outdoor track meet. The school was represented by the best that SC had to offer. Right: Brae Johnson pushes herself during the 1500 meter race. (photo by Josie Bartel) Above: Front row: Daniel Joiner, Sarah Morton, LaToya Nash, Stephanie Swanson, and Amy Moon . Back row: Andrae Harper, Billy Barnum, Brandon Smith, Jazz Carreon, and Andrew Pearson pose during an indoor track meet. (photo by Ky Moots) Above: Sarah Morton make a leap during triple jump. Above: Ashley Helmer, Brian Nickerson and Justin (photo by Kelly Burgar) der record times. (photo by Szetho Shan Lin) 106 Left: Jazz Carreon jumps a hurdle during the steeplechase. (photo by Josie Bartel) "sc track is about training hard, competing like animals, and win ning championships. This year is not different. It's just "business as usuaL"" "------.. Billy Barnum Indoor Track Oklahoma Christian KU Jayhawk Inv Missouri Southern Oklahoma Christian Last Chance Inv. NAIA Nationals 'tvU''t-''IJU;J Men's Track Team: Front row: John Kapavik, Brandon Smith, Andrew Pearson, Bryant Andrews, Annis, Jarod Beneke, Cordairo Hansen, Billy Barnum, Cedrick Riley, Kenard Calhoun, Daniel Joiner. Back . Coach Jim Helmer, Don Berg, Seth Holder, Roger Pemberton, Brandon Hessing, DH Hawkins, Carlos Singer, Drew Logsdon, Andrae Harper, Lance Smith, Josef Felver, Andrew Cherry, Brett Annis, T J Harris. (photo special to The Moundbuilder) Outdoor Track Southwestern Cowley County Friends K.T. Woodman Classic Tabor KU Relays Southwestern KCAC Championships NAIA National IVU.'-"lIU;J Women's Track Team: Front row: Amy Moon, Tara Revell, Lacy Mohler. Second row: Stephanie nson, Nicole Shidler, Janine Peltz, Amie Morris, Sarah Morton, Andrea Henderson-Davis, Brae Johnson. Back Coach Mike Kirkland, Shante' Rivers, Lindsey Barnes, Ky Moots, Amanda Shofner, Lorie O'Quinn, Krystle n, LaToya Nash. (photo special to The Moundbuilder) 107 Face f au Right: Miranda Harris, Christy Hopkins and Amber Bratcher form a chain during Beta Sigma Phi's ice skating night. (photo by Tara Pagenkopf) Far Right: York Moon and Josh Melcher converse with hand gestures during the 9 Lives Family Show. (photo by Josie Bartel) Above: Whitney Corley rises above a Kansas Weselyan defender to take a shot. (photo by Ky Moots) Above Right: Southwestern students cheer on the basketball team as they compete against Bethany College. (photo by April McCormick) Above: Josh Melcher and Michael Stolzle handle a snowball that will act as part of the larger snowman they created on Warren's lawn. (photo by Christy kins) 108 Left: Hayley Holthus, Kendra aker and Janine Peltz enjoy the Leadership ristmas party. (photo spe al to The Moundbuilder) Far Left: Ramon Lozano nd his opponent prepare to begin their singles match. oto by Josie Bartel) Above: Cordairo Hansen helps fix a door of a Winfield ~...... , citizen's house during freshman workday. (photo spe cial to The Moundbuilder) Above Left: Sherridan Franklin, Kristine Fowler, Esmeralda Picon and Jarod Beneke look through the posters at the poster sale in the Java Jinx. (photo by Szetho Shan Lin) _" ,.~"o: Amanda Harden prepares to spike the ball back Friends University. (photo by Ky Moots) 109 Fa es 0 rn Right: Andrew Pearson shows off his flexibility during a home track meet. (photo by Szetho Shan Lin) Far Right: Szetho "Z" Wei Shen reveals his true spastic side which he usually keeps hidden. (photo by Szetho Shan Lin) Above: Carlos Nogami pimps his ride up before heading to Los Angeles for Spring Break. (photo by Szetho Shan Lin) Above Right: Michael Bumgarner and Nick Sparacino share some fake lip action during a 9 Lives Improv show. (photo by Szetho Shan Lin) Above: Vince DeGrado, Brant Littrell and Jon Sparks show their SC fan loyalty by worshipping the men's ketball team for scoring a three-pointer against Christian College. (photo by Szetho Shan Lin) 110 Left: Omari Head shows off his milk mustache which was actually melted ice cream. (photo by Szetho Shan Lin) Far Left: Vincent Putera takes a picture of the pho tographer with his mini digital camera. (photo by Szetho Shan Lin) ~------~~ Above: Braden Smith practices his golf swing standing up on the concrete benches in front of Warren apart ments as Dani McCaulley throws him the golf ball. (photo by Szetho Shan Lin) Above Left: Megan McGuire, Keren Talamantes and Szetho Shan Li n pose for the camera as the three amigos. (photo special to The Moundbuilder) Martin Rude escorts a beautiful and sexy Josh onto the stage to perform his act during the talent show. 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S Mindy Woydziak 113 Jessica Aldridge Arkansas City, KS Ruthie Anyasi Ross Baker Cindy Ball Laura Ballou Arkansas City, KS Wichita , KS Oxford, KS Manhattan, KS Billy Barnum Josie Bartel Jennifer Barten Joey Bauer Tuttle, OK Hillsboro, KS Hope, KS Almena, KS .~,.. .-~ " 'A (~~\.'... ..&- Angie Bell Bret Bement Jarod Beneke Amanda Bennett Oxford, KS Front Royal , VA Lincolnville, KS Wellington , KS Nathan Blue Ashley Boucher Amber Bratcher Lisa Broberg Mulvane, KS Winfield, KS Protection, KS Salina, KS 114 ·Tara Revell and Miranda Harris make their way to Times Square on New Eve. (photo by Sarah Kallail) (photo Above: Angie Combs looks for a misplaced tool while building the set for "Inspector General." (photo by Melissa Martin) Antonya Bryant Demont Burdine Anna Bussart Erick Byrd Winfield, KS Prague, OK Arkansas City, KS Tulsa , OK Ben Carden Natalie Carlson Josh Case Mark Chan Newton, KS Lincolnville, KS Andover, KS Singapore 115 of 5 • r Ann Chartier Alex Chen Crystal Clark Wichita, KS Boulder, CO Ponca City, OK Lindsay Coibion Whitney Corley Gena Crow Elizabeth Danforth Tulsa, OK Mooreland, KS Winfield, KS Blackwell, OK Sara Dauber Dedria Decker Karla Defore Brooke Denney Winfield, KS Rose Hill , KS Wellington, KS Arkansas City, KS Stephanie Dobbs Joe Duarte Kelly Duke Alison Ebright Douglass, KS Winfield, KS Independence, KS Wichita, KS Kiley Endicott Paul Farney Mary Lou Fisk Mike Flaherty Arkansas City, KS Scottsdale, AZ Arkansas City, KS Derby, KS 116 Billy Barnum stretches before his first race at the Cowley Country track (photo by Szetho Shan Lin) Megan Whitaker works to finish a sign for the theatre department. Above: Katie Burrow readjusts her ice skates during a Beta Sigma 'Phi by Melissa Martin) outing to Wichita. (photo by Christy Hopkins) Not Pictured Mindy Fuller Nicole Galliart Bryan Gowdy Kari Groom Belle Plaine, KS Belle Plaine, KS EI Dorado, KS Winfield, KS Ruth Guernsey Angie Hampton Chelsea Hampton Chris Hanson Jancie Harader Dodge City, KS Mulvane, KS Broken Arrow, OK Enid, OK Arkansas City, KS 117 c o or Miranda Harris Tyrin Harris Bonnie Haslouer Omari Head Valley Center, KS Winfield, KS Arkansas City, KS Oklahoma City, OK Blake Hemberger Candise Henry William Henry Holly Higbee Argonia, KS Burden , KS Joshua, TX Lindsborg, KS Alice Hollman Scott Hooker Jennifer Hope Christy Hopkins Wellington , KS Olathe, KS Nevada, MO Towner, CO Kate Hutchens Enitan Ibisanmi Ryan Irving Angie Jones Wellington, KS Lawrenceville, GA Glenpool, OK Enid, OK Jason Kerns Ricky Kendrick Bethany Kennedy Austin Kincaid Cody Kitzke Parsons, KS Edmond , OK Arkansas City, KS Andover, KS Winfield, KS 118 Michael Daniels cannot control his affection for Josh Melcher on the trip to New York City. (photo by Christy Hopkins) Above: Tia Leach is very excited about eating at one of her favorite Wichita restaurants. (photo by Katie Burrow) Kelli Koester Rebecca Lane Donavan Lawrence Tia Leach Conway Springs, KS Sedan, KS Belle Plaine, KS Wichita, KS Krystal Lease Jonathan Leeper Eric Lind Li-Yen Ling Douglas, WY Missouri City, TX Inman, KS Malaysia 119 es of enlII Brant Littrell Madeyi Munyaradzi Guymon, OK Zimbabwe James Massey Matthew McCauley Karen McDonald Ariana McGinnis Winnsboro, TX Burden, KS Winfield, KS Wichita, KS Shalonda McKown Vicki McMillan Amanda Melander Joshua Melcher Winfield, KS Arkansas City, KS Caney, KS Topeka, KS Shelley Mayer Jessica Miller Lacy Mohler Ashley Monroe Mulvane, KS Winfield, KS EI Dorado, KS Arkansas City, KS Amy Moon Thomas Morris Alexis Morrison Monica Morrison Winfield, KS Oxford, KS Winfield , KS Osborne, KS 120 Maggie Pines sketches her ideas for a theatre production . by Melissa Martin) Above: Chris Thatcher models his scarf during a Sat urday theatre workday. (photo by Melissa Martin) Owen Mwayera McKenzie Myser Angela Naasz Carlos Nogami Zimbabwe Winfield, KS Winfield, KS Juarez, Mexico Zack Paris Beth Parker Lance Patterson Kevin Peck Wesley Pekarek Athens, TX Beloit, KS Friona, TX Dodge City, KS Leavenworth, KS 121 5 of r Not Pictured Lisa Phillips Travis Phillips Evan Pollock David Pond Winfield, KS Broken Arrow, OK Hays, KS Arkansas City, KS " -, - , r~.;' " ... ~- I' ; ... . ." , lit·~'·i, • 1 ' -,"""" Molly Pourhussin Laura Pratt Jennifer Randall Mi chell e Reichenberger Udall, KS Arkansas City, KS Winfield, KS Wichita, KS Ben Rivers Amanda Robertson Aaron Rose Leesa Rosebrook Oxford, KS Arkansas City, KS Winfield, KS Lincoln, KS Lacey Ruby Julie Sapp Steph Sawyer Joy Sayachak-Phanvongkam Nevada, MO Dodge City, KS Winfield , KS Winfield , KS I! "I . .. . ifl-- - .. __ tJ1.' Daniel Seeley Luke Seeley Jessica Snyder Nick Sparacino Jon Spar1 Above: Rachel Pollock tries to dance with Josef Felver without getting out of her seat. (photo by Christy Hopkins) Chris Stevens Amber Stewart Kristin Stewart Lori Stewart Winfield , KS Wichita, KS Winfield, KS Arkansas City, KS Stephanie Swanson Shan Szetho Jimmie Tagg Jennifer Tattershall Assaria, KS Kuala Lampur Wichita, KS Newkirk, OK 123 • c f 10 Melissa Ternes Natalie Terry Winfield, KS Stafford, KS Sara Thompson Andrea Thurber Timothy Trisdale Ashley Twyman Winfield, KS Winfield, KS Elk City, OK Anthony, KS Sarah Versch Rosalie Volkenand Kelli Waggoner Kristen Warner Marion, KS Atlanta, KS Arkansas City, KS Winfield, KS May Wells Melissa Wham Janet Wheeler Anthony White Caldwell, KS Burden, KS Arkansas City, KS Winfield, KS Jeremey Wilcoxson Nathan Wilder Rachel Wilder Brandon Williams Osborne, KS Winfield, KS Winfield, KS Winfield, KS 124 Ann Chartier, Christy Hopkins, and Rachel Pollock en tree time in the Big Apple. (photo special to The Mound- Lancelot Williams revels in his winnings at Phi Delta Above: Krystal Lease and Mariah Marion are excited casino night. (photo by Ky Moots) about singing in Carnegie Hall over Spring Break. (photo by Christy Hopkins) Brandy Wilson David Winegar Joe Wood Andrea Woolf Winfield, KS Wichita, KS Winfield, KS Cheney, KS Andrea Zanatta Maciej Zawadzki Laura Zink Kansas City, KS Wichita, KS Great Bend, KS 125 Lori Aikens Justin Alexander Bernardo Alvarez Arkansas City, KS Liberal, KS Deer Park, TX Mary Bagot Jessica Baker Kenton Barton Chris Bean Arkansas City, KS Tulsa, OK Tulsa, OK Winfield, KS At fa( Lafayette Berry Melissa Bodkins Vince Boyd Kelly Burgar Oklahoma City, OK Winfield , KS Grenola, KS Pittsburg, KS Jazz Carreon B L Chadwick Jennifer Chenier Kelly Chitwood Moses Coleman Beaver, OK Wichita, KS La Port, TX Arkansas City, KS Tulsa, OK Alia Collingwood Katy Conway Katie Copeland Shannon Cork Karah Covey Johnson, KS Salina, KS Lindsborg, KS Dodge City, KS Valley Center, KS !6 Michael Daniels, Josef Felver, Paul Farney, and Wilcoxson find the night life in New York City to their (photo by Christy Hopkins) Nick Mattingly guards his cards or hides his poker Above: Ben Rivers and JJ Marafioti try to overcome jet Casino Night. (photo by Ky Moots) lag in New York City. (photo by Christy Hopkins) Ryan Cramer Kristina Crape Robyn Crosby Brandon Cunningham Arkansas City, KS Overland Park, KS Ulysses, KS Overland Park, KS Chelsea Epler Jayne Fry Richard Garris Ashton Gebhard Columbus, KS Arkansas Ciy, KS Winfield, KS Long Island, KS 127 • o no Laurie Goodman Nicole Guthrie Matt Hague Warren Hanson Lenexa, KS Wichita, KS Benton, KS Hays, KS Lindsey Harold Andrae Harper Jessica Ha rr Stephanie Harris Topeka, KS Carrollton, TX Wichita, KS Drexel , MO Hayley Harvey Saxton Haselwood Jessica Hefner Matt Hodges Moscow, KS Burden, KS Ozark, MO Papillion , NE Seth Holder Hayley Holthus Ryan Hopkins Mandy Horsman Monica Hughes Norwich, KS Basehor, KS Almena, KS Burden, KS Wellington, KS Brent Inkelaar Chad Jackson Kylie Jackson Becky Jarvis Adrian Johnson Winfield, KS Irving, TX Yates Center, KS Hutchinson, KS Winfield, KS 128 Kate Hutchens laughs at a joke right before she is ."t,n,.,.<>n~,,,,ri with Christy Hopkins. (photo special to The dbuilder) Above : Brandon Smith and Andrew Cherry share some of their spiritual journey during FCA. (photo by Szetho Shan Lin) Kyle Jones Mary Kadau James Kelly Nicole Kierl Stroud, OK Winfield , KS Derby, KS Paola, KS John King Scott Kuhn Theresa Laws Kyle Lewis Joshua Loreman Coppell, TX Hays, KS Leoti , KS Arkansas City, KS Topeka , KS 129 c s f u o Ramon Lozano Anna Madrigal Rico Marquez Maxwell Maskevich Hays, KS Winfield, KS Spencer, OK Gilman, IA Andrea Maxwell Namatai Mazunga Dani McCaulley Trista McClure Edgerton, KS Winfield, KS Great Bend, KS Dexter, KS .... : , f.···O:"'D·t.. · ,:,. ... ·1 • _ 1 I , . • ._' II Kade McDiffett Cassandra McGowan Meg McGuire Eloy Mendoza Winfield, KS Arkansas City, KS Gardner, KS Houston, TX Mira Minner Tallon Mitchell Darci Morland Elijah Moseley Topeka , KS Liberal, KS Burden, KS Livingston , TX ~.~ '~" ,,~ , ~. L~.! . ~ , ViII Ray Nettrouer Ashley Newcomer Jenn Nicholson Brian Nickerson Wel lington, KS WaKeeney, KS New Strawn , KS Arkansas City, KS 130 Stephanie Kiboko tries to keep warm at Homecoming's Olympics. (photo by Elise Eilts) . Scott Hooker might have a future as a dealer in Vegas Above: Leah Rankin is pleased with her gift at the Lead hands that fast. (photo by Ky Moots) ership Christmas party. (photo by Robert Leis) Tara Pagenkopf Grete Palsmeier Ehren Penix Ileana Perez Pratt, KS Winfield, KS Omaha, NE San Antonio, TX Rachel Pollock Darcie Randall Leah Rankin Wendell Riley Christy Rogers Hays, KS Dexter, KS Winfield, KS Edmond , OK Fayetteville, AR 131 • ces of J 10 Lauren Rood Ruben Sanchez Dustin Schuetz Matt Scott Jessica Sears Wichita, KS Houston, TX Arkansas City, KS Mannford , OK Mulvane, KS Not Pictured Tim Sentz Adam Sharp Bethany Simmons Matt Solomon Denise Stephens Claremont, NC Wichita Falls, TX Winfield, KS Winfield, KS Winfield, KS Michael Stolzle Kendra Stonebraker Alex Stong Jake Sumpter Goddard, KS Norwich, KS Tulsa, OK Downs, KS Chris Thatcher Amy Thomas Adam Thompson Kareem Thompson Winfield, KS Arkansas City, KS Salina, KS Atlanta, GA ~ I ~.~~ . 'f.~: ---.• Jarrod Tucker Mallory Vickery Eric Waterman Kyle Weakley Elkhart, KS Arkansas City, KS Topeka, KS Winfield, KS 132 ht: Tara Revell enjoys spending time with her Beta sisters. by Christy Hopkins) Above: Natalie Terry trusts her fellow cheerleaders will catch her at a football game. (photo by Robert Leis) Stacey Wilkerson Jessica Winegarner Johnson, KS Arkansas City, KS 133 ces of h Sarah Abu-Hasira Austin Almeida Ryan Amberg Emily Anderson Nathan Anderson Anderson, MO Bremond , TX Wellington, KS Winfield, KS Winfield, KS Lauren Apking Zachary Badie Leslee Bennett Don Berg Winslow, NE Gainesville, FL Wellington, KS Derby, KS Melanie Brady Justina Briant Shawnte Bunting Katie Burrow Wakita, OK Enterprise, KS Tulsa, OK Tulsa, OK Tommy Castor Andrew Cherry Cristina Chevreaux Walter Clark Tracy Coburn Clearwater, KS Ozawkie, KS Wichita, KS Dallas, TX Winfield, KS Chris Cochran Ryan Cooper Jenn Cox Kylanna Crawford Justin Crowder Rotan, TX Kingwood, TX Parsons, KS Oklahoma City, OK Dallas, TX 134 · Adam Dees sports his Indiana Jones-esque hat at Col Hill Coffee. (photo by Elise Eilts) Above: Matt Hodges plays a trumpet during a 9 Lives show. (photo by Elise Eilts) Steven Davis Sunny Davis Sarah Denny Eric Dickson Junction City, KS Sedan, KS Ponca City, OK Russellville, AR Not Pictured Melissa Doerfer Kayla Drake Careth Eaton Josef Felver Chase Fishel Mulvane, KS Garden City, KS Derby, KS Goodland, KS Mulvane, KS 135 so o re Lucas Goff Bernardo Gooden Phil Groter Oscar Guerrero Arkansas City, KS Atlanta, GA Lavon, TX Woodstock, GA Coradairo Hansen Ashley Helmer Brandon Hessing Meghan Hoffman Burden, KS Winfield, KS Triangle, VA Winfield, KS Brandon Jackson Todd Jackson Brae Johnson Jesse Jones Mesquite, TX Lindale, TX Wichita, KS Sedgwick, KS John Kapavik Stephanie Kiboko Kara Kirby Heidi Lake West, TX Laurel, IA Lamont, OK Lake City, KS 136 ht: JJ Marafioti makes a note to herself in the Java Jinx heading to class. (photo by Melissa Martin) : Weighing his cards and the odds, Brent Inkelaar hesi Above: Kristal Baumgartner pumps up the crowd at a over his bet in poker. (photo by Ky Moots) basketball game. (photo by Szetho Shan Lin) Michael Lavine Drew Logsdon Amy Lorg Kimberly Lowery Marcus Mackey Oklahoma City, OK Douglass, KS Arkansas City, KS Canadian, TX Houston, TX Mariah Marion Nick Mattingly Aundrea McCormick Edward McCroan Manuel Mendoza Henryetta, OK Winfield, KS Oktaha, OK Royse City, TX Mesa, AZ 137 o 5 r Andrew Merz Matthew Miers Mahgan Miles Davion Mitchell Parsons, KS Winfield, KS Geary, OK Gainesville, FL Jason Moore Lindsay Morgan Scott Morgan Amie Morris Stillwater, OK Goddard, KS Lenapah , OK Houston, TX LaToya Nash Thomas Nelson Meghan Pearce Andrew Pearson Guthrie, OK Tulsa, OK Protection, KS Oklahoma City, KS Sally Pipes Stephan Pittman Kaely Podschun Vincenti us Putera Winfield, KS Fort Washington, MD Winfield, KS Indonesia Blake Ridgway Cedrick Riley Shante' Rivers Ryan Rody Trish Roudybush Hazelton, KS Fort Smith, AR Broken Arrow, OK Andover, KS Burden, KS 138 : Nique Wallace and lie Perez try to run with their balloon Homecoming Crazy Olympics. (photo by Elise Eilts) Above: Scott Kuhn reaches for the egg in Crazy Olym pics. (photo by Elise Eilts) Jeremy Ryman Jeremiah Salzman David Samonds Stuart Sampson Elkhart, KS Winfield, KS Winfield, KS Edmond, OK Ali Schmidt Pablo Sepulveda Devin Seward Danny Sierra Braden Smith Greensburg , KS EI Paso, TX Wichita , KS Marietta, GA Newkirk, OK 139 of o Brandon Smith Megin Stevens Scott Stoughton Winfield, KS Wellington, KS Parker, KS Jenna Swisher Keren Talamentes Grant Taylor Sara Tolle P J Voss Cunningham, KS EI Paso, TX Houston, TX McPherson, KS Winfield, KS Nique Wallace Eric Webb Bo Webster Ta'Ron West Krista Wilder Tyler, TX Sublette, KS Winfield, KS Spencer, OK Winfield, KS Joel Wilke Amanda Willhite Christin Williams Danecia Williams Lancelot Williams Winfield, KS Guthrie, OK Tulsa, OK Wichita, KS Olathe, KS MaHogany Williams Jenna Wilson Guthrie, OK Smith Center, KS 40 Eloy Mendoza and Tara Pagenkopf take a dancing at the Winter Formal. (photo by Esmeralda Picon) Stephanie Kiboko carefully checks her bingo card, Above: Tia Leach, Cody Kitzke, and Jenna Swisher to win a prize. (photo by Szetho Shan Lin) aren't about to be left out of a slow dance at the Beta Sigma Phi Winter Formal. (photo special to The Moundbuilder) Above: Cody Kitzke and Mark Chan try to intimidate the opponent at Purple Storm. (photo by Sarah Morton) : Warren Hanson tried to sign up to rush Beta Phi while Leslee Bennett is not looking. (photo Szetho Shan Lin) 141 ce o F h Bryant Andrews Jon Andrews Cody Annis Avery Archambo Oklahoma City, OK Spring, TX Ulysses, KS Phoenix, AZ Lindsey Barnes Marci Bartow Kristal Baumgartner Jacob Behrhorst Newkirk, OK McPherson, KS Wichita, KS Winfield, KS Travis Blide Courtney Bolejack Taryn Brand Elisha Brawner Hays, KS Girard, KS Perry, OK Winfield, KS Damon Brown Kelli Bunnel Kenard Calhoun Stephanie Campbell Toby Chavez Houston, TX Welda, KS Mexia , TX Noble, OK Ulysses, KS Rhoda Chikinje Kinsey Colclasure Angie Combs Sed rick Cook Tyler Cooper Winfield, KS Newkirk, OK Denver, CO Alpharetta, GA Haysville, KS 142 : Aaron Rose gets into character for "Inspector General." eto by Szetho Shan Above: Sarah Benton and Lacy Mohler agree with the message at FCA. (photo by Szetho Shan Lin) Zachary Davis Joshua Davison Adam Dees Ryan Dolgener Bedford, TX Sharon Springs, KS Ulysses, KS Temple, TX Kyle Ebel Jacque Engelbrecht Adam Escalante Robert Eschenberg James Felix Rockport, TX Bel Aire, KS Dallas, TX Spring, TX Wichita, KS 143 o Fe m Maggie Ferguson Sherridan Franklin Cortney Gandy Manuel Goodmand Ottawa, KS Abilene, KS Miami, OK McDonough, GA Niki Goubeaux Tami Green James Hagan Abbie Hammer Wichita, KS Rose Hill, KS Wichita Falls, TX Goli ad, TX ~ tl Tina Harkness Allen Harmon Mary Ha rms D H Hawki ns Ashley Henderson 1 Wichita, KS Arkansas City, KS Winfield, KS Tulsa, OK Sand Sprin gs, OK Not Not Pictured Pictured Andrea Henderson-Davis Takorya Hill Alex Hinojos Robert Holmes Avea Howard Sapulpa, OK Oklahoma City, OK Oklahoma City, OK Jamestown, ND Tulsa, OK Elizabeth Hull Ja'Wann Jackson Linda Jackson Robert Jackson Kelton Johnson Lebo, KS Lawton, OK Winfield , KS St. Louis, MO Dallas, TX : Some SC choir students celebrate SI. Patty's Day New York-style at a in the Big Apple on the choir's trip to New York City. (photo special to The Matthew Scott has a look of determination on his face as he is about Above: Kristin Warner and Lacey Ruby take time to cheese for the camera shoot for money at halftime of a home basketball game. (photo special to during a late night bingo game. (photo special to The Moundbuilder.) Moundbuilder) '~I.7"'~'• , ~'l} '", . ' . .... I~~!, i -.... -. '- ,r _1 .' .j.- ,,\ 'I , . . 'tL.-... ~ • , ~ I ~ Jeffrey Jones Hannah Kennedy David Krusemark Caylin Larsen Norman, OK Garden City, KS Winfield, KS Winfield, KS ,,~,~ ~ " ·.b' ~' ..at Dan Leaman Steve Leary Robert Leis Micah Letts Ricky Lopez La Vista, NE Medford, NY Wichita, KS Rockport, TX Mexia, TX 145 e of re h Bellevue, NE Not "jl', Pictured · · ,~,'" ~ ~ ' I fI- , ,' , '11': 1" 3 , ~ ~ Thinn Aye Mawia Kristin McCart April McCormick Andrew McGee Daniel Meysing Myanmar Pond Creek, OK Sapulpa, OK Bullard, TX Winfield, KS • , I , . -:", ,., , .",.. . ~ Daniel Miers Tabitha Miller E J Mitchell Meggie Mojica Ryan Molz Shiatook, OK Wellington, KS Stillwater, OK Mabank," TX Kiowa, KS York Moon Ky Moots Levi Moreland Sarah Morton Winfield, KS Leon, KS Moore, OK Wright, KS Nkulu Ntambo Lorie O'Quinn Zach Osten Jesse Overfield Miramar, FL Wichita, KS Chelsea, OK Independence, KS 146 Right: Monica Morrison and Trish Roudybush hang out in a little New York shop. (photo by Christy Hopkins) Above: Bernardo Alvarez dies a slow death in an improv show Above: SC students support their favorite football team. game. (photo by Elise Eilts) (photo by Robert Leis) Matthew Penick Kristin Peters Esmeralda Picon Maggie Pines Lawton, OK Augusta, KS Bastrop, TX Denver, CO Not Pictured ,.. •.... .. . " . ai1l.• Anthony Pool Marsya Putter Jim Ratzlaff Sarah Ready Lin Roberts Richardson, TX Kinsley, KS Winfield, KS Winfield, KS Dallas, TX 147 e o re m n Isaiah Robinson Krystle Robinson Pleasanton, TX Tyler, TX Leighton Schmidt Tina Seago Bryan Shamburg Nicole Shidler Hays, KS Wellington, KS Salina, KS Bartlesville, OK .' r~. ·. ,...·'-'.t ~I • , I~ .. '~-, .: ~.... I .e<~ '. ~- .... ~» . ~ 'i:' I Carlos Singer Janet Smith Kendra Smith Jami Smither Oklahoma City, OK Arkansas City, KS Longford, KS Bonaire, GA Stephanie Spurlock Grant Stackhouse Jason Stamps Dallas Stephens Tyler Stinson Sapulpa, OK Bangor, PA San Antonio, TX Hutchinson, KS Winfield, KS A , 0" ,. · f~--. · u.L __ Mike Stovall Kim Swartz Kyle Thomas Maria Thorpe Devorius Tubbs Sedgwick, KS McPherson, KS Coppell, TX Clinton, OK Atlanta, GA 143 ~ ight: Some residents of Warren Apartments work together to )uild a huge snowman after one of this past winter's biggest mowfalls. (photo special to The Moundbuilder) Above: Braden Smith practices his perfect form on and off the field during a relaxing game of catch with some friends . (photo by Szetho Shan Lin) John Vires Hayley Vogt Bree Ward Kyle Waterman Pickton, TX Venice, FL Winfield, KS Topeka, KS Joel Weinert Kassie Wendler Megan Whitaker Antione White Leo Wisniewski VI Winfield, KS Wichita, KS Marion, KS Las Vegas, NV Sulphur Springs, TX 149 es r 5 m n Taylor Wolfe Kristen Womack Jo Wooldridge Autumn Worten Joe Yeisley Richardson, TX Chesapeake, VA Leon , KS Tulsa, OK Bixby, OK Right: Karen Klabzuba relaxes at her apartment with some friends after a hard day of classes. (photo by Christy Hopkins) Above: Ryan Amberg and Jonathan Leeper show off their t Above: The SC Black Cats wait for their music to shirts for the Winter Formal put on by Beta Sigma Phi and the start to perform during the halftime of a women's Phi Delts. (photo special to The Moundbuilder) basketball game. (photo special to The Mound builder) ht: Ashley Twyman and Paul Farney relax and have a good on a night out with friends. (photo special to The Mound Ider) : Xavier Whitaker gets the SC crowd pumped up at Above: Evan Pollock and Amber Bratcher share a chance to win some money if they can make a basket moment with the camera as they enjoy a good time at half-court. (photo special to The Moundbuilder) the Walnut Valley Festival. (photo by Christy Hopkins) Above: Mariah Marion scolds Ben Rivers in directing scenes. (photo by Ashley Twyman) Bryant Andrews prepares to land in the long jump at Cowly County track meet. (photo by Josie Bartel) 151 aces 0 Facul aff Mary Anyasi Ray Baldwin Cheryl Barnett Terry Barnett Paul Bean Arlene Sue Beeson Custodial Staff Maintenance Library Chemistry Institutional Advancement Custodial Staff Lisa Braun Mary Bulla Chris Caldwell Delilah Caldwell Susan Camp Mike Collins Athletic Training Staff Philosophy Religion Staff Asst. Basketball Coach Jodi Combs Gilly Cook Devin Cross Dan Daniel Bill DeArmond Ralph Decker Admissions Book Cave Asst. 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Judi Sutton Szetho Wei Shen Staff Student Life Institutional Advancement Library Staff International Student Advisor Jessica Trahan Ryan Turner Tom Vargas Kevin Warren Sara Weinert Kelli Westfall Resident Director Staff Custodial Staff Staff Public Relations Staff 56 Michael Wood Dixie Woodburn Steven Woodburn Sharon Wright Business History History President's Office Abernathy, William 114 Barton, Kenton 3, 10, 87, 126 Briant, Justina 16, 134 Abu-Hasira, Sarah 2,23, 50,70, 134 Bartow, Marci 33 , 75 , 142 Broberg, Lisa 34,52,64, 84,85, 102, Aldridge, Jessica 114 Bauer, Joey 34,37,39,114 103, 114 Alexander, Justin 18,29,72,80,83, Baumgartner, Kristal 96, 137, 142 Brown, Damon 87, 142 93 , 106, 126 Bean, Chris 50, 126 Bruce , Dalena 114 Alford , Moody 114 Bearden, Billy 74 , 75, 114 Brummett, Dane 95,115 Allison, Shalah 34,56,74, 114 Behrhorst, Jacob 87,142 Bumgarner, Michael 12,110 Almeida, Austin 134 Bell, Angie 114 Bunnel, Kelli 85,142 Alvarez, Bernardo 3,8,14,16,25, Bell, Keira 5,64,75, 142 Bunting, Shawnte 70,99, 134 90,91,112,126,147 Bement, Bret 6, 8, 23, 34, 35, 52, 58, Burdine, Demont 115 Amberg, Ryan 31,48,50,72,105,134, 60,61,66,75,102,114 Burgar, Kelly 22,52,62,63,97,126 · 150 Beneke, Jarod 83,87,96,107,109,114 Burnett, Tim 126 Anderson, Emily 134 Bennett,Amanda 12,33,50,51,75, Burrow, Katie 31,48,71,96,102,103, Anderson , Nathan 59, 134 114 117, 134 Andrews, Bryant 3, 73, 87,107, Bennett, Leslee 2,14, 15, 19, 31,71,75, Bussart, Anna 18,39, 41,115 142,151 80,96,134,141 Byrd, Erick 53, 115 Andrews, Cody 107 Benton, Sarah 16,54,58,65,89, 126, Byrd, Stephanie 59, 80, 115 Andrews, Derrick 126 143 Calhoun, Kenard 48,87,107,142 Andrews, Jon 87,142 Berg, Don 2,68,87,107,134 Cambell, Stephani 85 Annis, Brett 14,36, 100, 101, 107, 114 Berry, Lafayette 15,77, 100,101,105, Carden, Ben 2, 33, 39, 49, 50 , 58 , 67, Anyasi, Ruthie 114 126 75, 115 Apking, Lauren 10,74,75,134 Blanchet, Penny 114 Carison, Andrea65, 75,134 Archambo, Avery 66, 75, 142 Blide, Travis 90, 91, 112, 142 Carlson, Natalie 3, 15, 19, 48, 56, 57, 115 Arnold , Pam 89, 102, 103,126 Blue, Nathan 114 Carreon, Jazz 3, 6,68,92,93,106,107, Augustine, Bethany 31 , 85 , 142 Bodkins, Melissa 126 126 Bad~ , Zachary 2,73,87,134 Bolejack, Courtney 56, 142 Case , Josh 39,64,65, 75, 115 Baker, Jessica 89, 126 Boucher, Ashley42, 61,114 Castor, Tommy 3, 6, 33, 46, 63, 134 Baker, Ross 28,29,32,33,65,67, 114 Boyd, Vince 75, 126 Chadwick, B L 126 Ball, Cindy 69, 114 Brady, Kyle 101 , 134 Chan , Mark 3,13,14,23,27,47,55, Ballou, Laura 35,48,58,60,114 Brady, Melanie 68 , 99, 134 64,65 , 76,81,115,141 Banda, Brenda 114 Brand, Taryn 3, 8, 14, 24, 102, 103, Chartier, Ann 33, 38, 56, 116, 125 Barnes, Lindsey20, 99, 107, 112, 142 142 Chavez, Toby 6, 99, 142 Barnum, Billy 13, 18, 36, 39, 72, 93, Bratcher, Amber14, 38 , 58, 60, 64 , 71, Chen, Alex 34,53,58,116,118 106,107,114,117 108,112, 114,151 Chenier, Jennifer 30, 70, 98, 99, Bartel, Josie 52 , 104, 114 Brawner, Elisha 142 113, 126 Barten, Jennifer 14, 53,114, 139 Brazill, Brian 2, 142 Cherry, Andrew 9,31,57, 75,93, 107, 157 Chenier, Jennifer 1'13, ~ 26 , 157 Engelbrecht, Jacque 61, 143 118 Cherry, Andrew 9, 31 , 57, 75, 93,107,129, Epler, Chelsea 6, 50,56, 57, 127 Hawkins, D H 77, 144 134,157 Escalante, Adam 143 Head , Omari 11,15,17, 26,28,29, 34, Chevreaux, Cristina 94, 134, 157 Eschenburg, Robert 87 35,36, 50,51 , 65, 68,87,111 , 118 Chikinje, Rhoda 142, 157 Farney, Paul 38, 53 , 56, 63, 65, 66 , 116, Hefner, Jessica 104, 128 Chitwood, Kelly 126, 157 127,151 Helmer, Ashley 75 , 106, 112 , 136 Clark, Crystal 54 , 116, 157 Felix, James 143 Helsel , Amy 118 Clark, Walter 59, 80, 87, 134, 157 Felver, Josef 6,9, 64,65, 74,75, 107, Hemberger, Blake 10, 40, 86 , 87, 118 Clasen , Kendra 116, 157 123, 127,135 Henderson, Ashley 71 , 112 , 144 Coburn,Jeffrey 82, 116, 157 Ferguson, Maggie 144 Henderson-Davis, Andrea 107, 144 Coburn , Tracy 134, 157 Fishel, Chase 64 , 87, 135 Henry, Candise 69 , 118 Cochran, Chris 7,27, 49, 56,65,134, 157 Fisk, Mary Lou 116 Henry, William 22, 38, 118 Coibion, Lindsay 35 , 116, 157 Foster, Kelvin 86 , 87, 136 Hessing, Brandon 5,6, 14,31,74,82, Colclasure, Kinsey 99,102,103,112, Foster, Mollie 3, 4, 6,7,15,19, 28 , 29, 107, 113,136 142 35,37, 45, 51 , 56 , 79,113, 116 Higbee, Holly 18, 39 , 118 Coleman, Moses 26, 82 , 112, 126 Fowler, Kristine 6, 71,94, 97 , 109,136 Hill , Takorya 144 Collingwood , Alia 7,126 Franklin , Sherridan 109, 144 Hinojos, Alex 104, 144 Combs, Angie 24,33, 67,115, 142 Fry, Jayne 127 Hodges, Matt 3, 14, 18, 22, 75,128,135 Combs, Jodi 152 Fry, Suzanne 34,35, 36 , 43,66, 104,117 Hodgkinson, Sarah 7,18, 21,46, 56, Conwa~Ka~ 22 , 50,81,82,89,126 Fuller, Mindy 66, 117 79, 104, 128 Cook, Sed rick 142 Galiiart, Nicole 11, 69, 117 Hoffman, Meghan 136 Cooper, Ryan 95 , 134 Gandy, Cortney 99, 144 Holder, Seth 59, 80, 107, 128 Cooper, Tyler 68, 142 Garris, Richard 69 , 127 Holley, Dustin 6,11 , 12, 14,15,24,28, Copeland, Katie 74, 126 Gebhard , Ashton 127 29,35, 36,57, 68 , 87, 118 Co~, Shannon 50, 103, 126 George, Cami 99 , 136 Hollman, Alice 118 Corley, Whitney 36, 98, 99, 108, 116 Gipson, Jamie 99, 136 Holmes, Robert 87 , 144 Covey, Karah 98 , 99 , 103,126 Goff, Lucas 80,136 Holt, DeAndra 13, 31 , 59, 71, 96, 97, 136 Cox,Jenn 7,15, 56,134 Gooden, Bernardo 11 , 87,136 Holthus, Hayley 15, 36, 56 , 65, 99, 109, Crabtree, Joshua 17, 31, 80, 81, 127 Goodman, Laurie 93, 128 112,128 Cramer, Ryan 127 Goodman, Manuel 144 Hooker, Scott 2,29, 31 , 33 , 51,67,72, Crape, Kristina 64, 127 Gordon, Ronald 144 75,77, 96,118,123,131 Crawford, Kylanna 134 Goubeaux, Niki 5, 17,82,97, 144 Hope, Jennifer 16, 18, 39, 62, 63, 118 Crosby, Robyn 68 , 87,127 Gowdy, Bryan 117 Hopkins, Christy 7, 14, 28 , 29, 30, Crow, Gena 116 Green, Tami 20, 85,144 31 , 34,36, 38 , 48,53,62, 64,71,75, 108, Crowder, Justin 134 Groom, Kari 117 118, 129 Cunningham, Brandon 64, 65, 127 Groter, Phil 86, 87 , 136 Hopkins, Ryan 48, 63, 128 Dailey, Amos 87 Guernsey, Ruth 9, 12, 18, 45, 46, 56, 117 Horsman, Mandy 128 Danforth, Elizabeth 18, 116 Guerrero, Oscar 70, 86, 87 , 136 Howard , Avea 5,30,144 Daniels, Michael 6, 91 , 119,127, Guthrie, Nicole 6,12,48,64, 76,128 Hudson, Megan82, 104, 118 135 Hafez, Pahri 2,26, 31 , 52, 53, 71 , 80 , Hughes, Monica 128 Dauber, Lynn 59 , 116 96, 136 Hull , Elizabeth 6, 58, 60 , 64, 144 Dauber, Sara 7,14, 59 , 116 Hagan, James 30, 144 Hutchens, Kate 61,75, 80, 118, 129 Davis, Steven 87, 135 Hague, Matt 11 , 30,47,57,81 , 95, 128 Ibisanmi, Enitan19, 26, 37,43,50,73,118 Davis, Sunny 135 Hammer, Abbie 64,74,75, 77 , 144 Inkelaar, Brent 7, 17,24,29,50,56, 57 , Davis, Zachary 143 Hampton, Angie 117 60,83, 128, 137 Davison, Joshua 143 Hampton, Chelsea 53,57,70, 117 Irving, Ryan 14, 118 Decker, Dedria 69, 116 Haneke, Daniel 144 Jackson, Brandon 87, 136 Dees, Adam 6, :64 , 66 , 75,123, 135, 143 Hansen, Cordairo 21 , 65,107,109, Jackson,Chad 62,86, 87,128 Defore, Karla 34, 116 136 Jackson , Ja'Wann 73, 87, 144 Denney, Brooke 116 Hanson, Chris 101 , 117 Jackson, Linda 144 Denny, Sarah 135 Hanson, Warren 10, 26 , 48,82,90, Jackson, Robert 83 , 144 Dickerson, Briana 33, 127 91,105,128, 141 Jackson , Todd 136 Dickey, Abby 53 , 116 Harader, Jancie 117 Jarvis, Becky 13, 29, 32, 33, 67, 75, 78, Dickson, Eric 7, 22 , 135 Harden, Amanda 85 , 109, 128 128 Dobbs, Stephanie 54, 116 Harkness, Tina 89 , 144 Johnson, Adrian86, 87 , 128 Doerfer, Melissa 99, 102, 103, 135 Harms, Mary 75,93, 112, 144 Johnson, Bill 129 Doigener, Ryan 87 , 143 Harold, Lindsey 13, 25, 51 , 53, 82 , 89 , 128 Johnson, Brae 22 , 93,99,106, 107, 136 dos Santos, Roberto 88, 89, 91, 152 Harper, Andrae 6, 13, 92 , 93, 106, 107, Johnson, Kelton87 , 144 Drake, Kayla 64 , 65,75, 104,135 112, 128 Joiner, Daniel 13, 48 , 82, 92 , 93, 106, Duarte , Joe 69,116 Harr, Jessica 10,41,60, 64 , 65,107, 128 107, 145 Duke, Kelly 33 , 54 , 116 Harris, Miranda 8, 30 , 31 , 34 , 37,45,52, Jones, Angie 36,99,118 Eaton, Careth 12,13,32,33, 43, 67,78, 71 , 77,80,108,115, 118 Jones, Jeffery 145 82,135 Harris, Stephanie 3, 103, 128 Jones, Jesse 61,87, 136 Ebel, Kyle 87, 143 Harris, Tyrin 118 Jones, Kyle 86 , 87,129 Ebright, Alison 34, 38,51,56, 64 , 116, 133 Hartman, Caleb 10,86, 87 , 128 Jones, Rey 87,136, 145 Eiits, Elise 36 , 40,52, 61 Harvey, Hayley 75, 99 , 112 , 128 . Kadau, Mary 54, 129 Endicott, Kiley 34,116 Haselwood, Saxton 53, 128 Kaliail, Sarah 3, 5,6, 8,12,14,33,34, Haslouer, Bonnie 10, 22 , 52,54,69, 62 , 63,77, 78, 97, 118 158 Kapavik, John 6,59, 64,93, 107,136 Mawia, Thinn Aye 146 Morton, Sarah 53 , 98 , 106, 107, 113, 146 Kearns, Jason 105, '118 Maxwell, Andrea 12,31,60,71,80, Moseley, Elijah 130 Ke lly, James 86, 87 , 129 96, 130, 143 Moser, Michael 14, 26,29,47, 72 , 82,93, Kendrick, Ricky 101, 118 Mazunga, I\lamatai 69, 130 130 Kennedy, Bethany 34, 35, 118 McCart, Kristin 8, 103, 146 Mungania, Moses 37 , 55,58, 64,120 Kennedy, Hannah 31 , 145 McCauley, Matthew 120 Muturi, Jeff 8, 37, 121 Kiboko, Stephanie 55 , 64 , 131, 136, McCaulley, Dani 4, 7, 56, 111, 130 Mwayera, Owen 39 , 121 141 McClure, Trista 102, 103,130 Myser, McKenzie 18, 121 Kierl, Nicole 79 , 89,129 McCormick, April 4, 53,65,146 Naasz, Angela 9, 59,80, 121 Kincaid, Austin 95,118 McCormick, Aundrea 99, 137 Nash, LaToya 70, 106, 107, 138 King , John 86 , 87,129 McCormick, J K 130 Nelson, Thomas 8, 33, 138 Kirby, Kara 87, 136 IV\cCroan , Edward 87, 137 Nettrouer, Ray 87, 130 Kitzke, Cody 3,18,25, 26 , 48, 68,118, McDiffett, Kade 130 Newcomer, Ashley 31 , 85, 130 119,141 McDonald, Karen 69 , 120 Nicholson, Jenn 103, 130 labzuba , Karen 34, 45, 53 , 59, 119, McGee, Andrew10, 87, 106, 146 Nickerson, Brian 18, 29, 30, 31, 72, 150 McGinnis, Ariana 120 106, 130 Kochyevanova, Ksyeniya 43, 48, 55 McGowan, Cassandra 5, 18, 71 , 75,76, Nickles, Ashley 146 i