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On April 16, VU students, faculty and staff said farewell to a very dear friend. Dr.Gerald R. Seeley, 60, dean of the College of Engineering, lost his battle with thyroid can cer. The Valpo faculty welcomed Seeley in 1983, and appointed him dean in 1999. He also chaired the VU campus planning comittee, served on the budget advisory committee, faculty senate, the North Central Association steering committee, honor council, and the University- level strategic planning committee. Dean Seeley was also involved in the scholars program, the Herman and Helen Hesse Learning Resource and Assessment Center, and the initiating of physical and computer upgrades in Gellersen Center. Dr. Seeley served the community first and foremost. His faithful contributions to VU will forever be remembered.

... "well done, good and faithful servant; you have been faithful over a little, I will set you over much, enter into the joy of your master.K -Matthew 25: 23 •& i M

"We can take pride in ourselves and in out jobs. We can treat the engi neering field with dignity, integrity, and enthusiasm. We can view every day at work as a blessing, a chance for us to give of those gifts we have recieved, and to share with our co-workers. This is how Jerry lived. We can stay connected with our alma mater. We can display loyalty and pride, and give back, not just with money, but with time and our prayers. Finally, we can foster with others the kind of relationship we were hon ored to share with Jerry- one full of laughter, compassion, enthusiasm, support and kindness." -Andrea Hoth '00 baby Doe

"5T~ In the spring of 2001, The Ballad of Babv Doe was the mainstage production of the Center for the Arts. Written by American composer Douglas Moore, Baby Doe tells the story of historical figures Baby Doe Tabor and her husband, silver / magnate Horace Tabor in the late nineteenth- and 1 early twentieth-century Colorado. A vocally out standing cast included Sail Jacob as Baby Doe, Brian Von Rueden as Horace Tabor, and Angela Young as Tabor's first wife Augusta. Photo by: Rachel Green Photo by: Rachel Green

Photo by: Rachel Green Medea, the final mainstage production of the 2000-2001 year at the Center for the Arts, brought a new twist to an ancient work. Directed by Professor John Steven Paul, the clas sic story of passion, betrayal, and murder in ancient Greece was brought forward in time and staged in 1940s Chicago. A small but able cast made the transition convincing. Junior Jennifer Copenhaver as an emotionally distraught Medea and senior Charles Andrews as an arrogant, roving Jason held the play together. A chorus of seven women, serving as com mentators on the action and Medea's confidantes, worked well in harmony to create a convincing atmosphere of tension and unrest. Always an emotionally difficult play, this treatment of a mother who kills her own children for revenge became dis turbingly powerful when brought into our own century. Photo by: Suzanne Bonus VU's two-year celebration of its 75th anniversary as a Lutheran institution concluded with a performance of J.S. Bach's St. Matthew Passion! last March. Nearly 1,250 people attended the event at the Chapel of Resurrection. Helmuth Rilling, an internationally recognized German interpreter of Bachs music, conducted the performance. Rilling has spent the last 31 years as the artistic director for the Oregon Bach Festival and is the founder of the Internationale Bachakademie Stuttgart. He was recently awarded a Grammy. Also featured in the event were the VU Chorale, Symphony Orchestra, Bach Chamber Choir, and the Jubilate Choir of Valparaiso's Immanuel Lutheran Church. Two part-time instructors in the university's music department, Ralph Klapis and Maura Janton Cock, per formed solos.

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On April 8, 2001, St. Theresa of Avila's Student Center opened the doors of its new wor ship space for the first time. Rev. Dale J. Melczek, Bishop of the Diocese of Gary, was on hand to dedicate the chapel and lead the Palm Sunday celebration. The new chapel, located at 1509 Laporte Ave., was previously the site of the CVS drug store. The St. T's community realized that they had outgrown their worship space, according to Fr. Kevin McCarthy, chaplain. After noticing that CVS was choosing to close their doors, St. T's inquired and made a presentation to the Bishop and Board of consultors in October. The commu nity began a plegdedrive campaign where parish ioners were asked to take a "Leap of Faith" and make a 3-year commitment to the campaign. In 3 weeks, community members raised a remark able $325,000. the renovation began on November 1 and was completed April 1. The new building included the pavement of a new parking lot behind the building. "I am very grateful for the commitment of the commPWos^Rac/,e,era unity and their dedication," Fr. Kevin said. 'The ownership the people have taken in this space has solidified the foundation of who we are as a church."

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Photos by: Rodger Hoke The VU Jazz Fest was a great expe rience for VU students and local high school students. The Jazz Fest spanned a five-day period. The first three days showcased the performances of various high school bands from around the area. On Friday, the VU Faculty Jazz Trio per formed with legendary jazz saxophonist Sonny Fortune. This was a unique oppor tunity for the community and the students to see a jazz legend. On Saturday, the VU jazz band had an afternoon of rehearsal with various members of the Diva Big Band, an all woman band, followed by an afternoon concert. Members of the VU Band said it was a wonderful experience working with these incredible musicians. They added, "we learned a lot about what it takes to play Big Band music. The Diva Big Band ended the festival by performing a concert on Saturday night... AND THERE WAS MUCH REJOICING!

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Photo by: Mike Kneeland Lovely use of space. I don't think the soccer players will miss it too much..., The Crusader baseball team finished the 2001 season with a 28-29 record, a 14 game turn-around from the previous season. A10 game mid- season winning streak sparked VU's success. The streak included four victories against Chicago State, and 1 wins against Northwestern,US- 111 Milwaukee, Western Illinois, Indiana Tech, and Ball State. Mark Pederson had another outstanding season. He led the Crusaders in hitting with a .364 bat ting average, 13 home runs, and 50 RBI's. He also contributed a steady : /:.._'. 3.48 ERA and an 8-1 record on the Photo by: Suzanne Bohus mound. Pederson was named Second Team All-American by Collegiate Baseball. Brian Wolotka added a .327 batting average, 18 home runs, and 55 RBI's.

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The Crusader softball team 5s fr> had a rough sart to the 2001 season, winning ust two out of their first 28 games. The rest of the season con tinued to be a rocky road, as VU fin ished with a 7-38 record. Despite the Crusaders' strug gles, there are signs of good things to come. Near the conclusion of the season, Valpo managed to pull out three victories in four games against Butler, and Mid-Continent foes Youngstown State and IUPUI. Experience will be the key for the Crusaders' next season, as they expect to return the entire squad. They will look to Amanda Gilbertson Photo by: Rodger Hoke to continue the success she con tributed as a freshman. Gilbertson led VU with a .308 batting average and a 2.90 ERA. Valpo will also look to Lisa Kendall and Dani Barrall to provide leadership on the mound. Kendall pitched most of the games for the

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Photo by: Rodger Hoke The future looks bright for Valpo tennis. Both the women's and men's 2001 seasons were sparked SA&ei by youth. The women's team post ISSI ed a 7-12 record, 3-5 in the Mid- Con. Freshman newcomer, Kate Kollarova was a bright spot in the Crusder line-up. She was named first team all-conference. The Crusaders concluded the season strong with two victories in their final three contests. The Crusader men finished the season with a 10-12 record. Going 4-2 in the Mid-Con proved to be enough for third place conference finish. Valpo also finished third in the post-season conference tourna ment. A highlight early in the sea son came at the Milwaukee Classic. While playing together at doubles for the first time all season, Nick Vuko and Nate Buckert upset teams from Depaul and Minnesota to advance to the third round. Early season struggles temporarily set Photo by: Suzanne Bohus the Crusaders back, but Valpo man aged four consecutive Mid-Con vic tories to secure the third place fin ish. Buckert was named to the first team all-conference, going 13-10 at first singles.

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Traditionally, Valparaiso University opens up each school year with the annual convocation at the first morning chapel service of the year. Hundreds of faculty, staff and students attend the regal ceremony. President Alan Harre addressed the crowd, specifically* the faculty, and wel comed the start of the new school year. Likewise, the president of the student body, Ben Nicol, chal lenged the students with giving their best effort at all times and in all aspects of their lives. Some of VU's most dedicated employees were also honored for their years of service and commitment to the university community. Various other awards were presented. There were also three new chair

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This year's UB FunFest gave students a chance to kick back and enjoy one last party before the school year began. Sponsored by the Union Board, the Fest offered a variety of games and activities. Typical carnival games, including the always popular ring toss, the baseball throw, and the moonwalk were just some of the activities that occupied participants. The first day of classes also offered students a chance to get involved in campus life and around the Valparaiso community. The Carnival of Dreams activity fair provided ample opportunities for students to learn about and sign up for whatever was of interest to them. Student organizations and community service groups set up booths near the Union patio. Students attending the fair had the opportunity to win a variety of free stuff and to meet lots of new poeple. WVUR broadcasted the event, providing music for everyone to enjoy. All in all, both activites proved to be a rousing success.

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Popcorn, parades, and good old arts and crafts make up the annual Popcorn Fest. Valpo is part of popcorn 1«« history being the home of Orville Redenbacher. He was probabally bored, much like yourself, and started selling popcorn for money.

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24 On September 22nd, the Office of Multicultural Programs (OMP) held the first ever Native American Festival at the Student Union. According to the OMP this is one of the ways they have planned for the year to heighten interest in other cultures. There was plenty going on in the Union that day, from the Potawatomi drumming, singing and dancing, to the concert by Joseph Fire Crow at the end of the day. There were different types of food that could be sampled and books to purchase about various types of traditional beadwork and others that were helping further educate the general public on the plight of the Native American. All who tried the Navajo tacos, fry bread and Buffalo burgers were surprised at the quality of these foods. Most went back for seconds. The entertainment was excellent. The Potowatomi drums, singing and dancing lifted the spirits of all those who attended the performance. Pam Phillips taught everyone about Native American Art and how to tell if it is real or not. Gerry Hill met with Law students and discussed tribal law and current Native American issues. The highlight of the day was the performance by Joseph Fire Crow. He not only sings his tribe songs as well as writes new ones, but he makes his own flutes. There were at least nine flutes on the stage, seven of which he had crafted. Each one contained a different voice, each one a different per sonality. The music he played touched the heart of each member of his audience and brought all to a better understanding of the Cheyenne people.

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With the loss of several key players from last season, the VU football team faced uncer tainty entering the 2001 season. Struggling through the first half of the season, the Crusaders won only one out of their first five games. The lone victory was a 17-7 homecom ing triumph against Drake. The performances u «a is, of quarterback Stanford Phillips and receiver Rob Giancola were insturmental to the i A = Crusader's first Pioneer League win of the sea son. Senior Brent Durham led the rushing offense throughout the season. Ryan Lemberg

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Photo by: Veronika Pentacost *§**& A record-breaking run by Aaron Crague sparked a successful first half of the 2001 season for the VU men's cross-country team. Crague shattered a 28-year school iS5s '1111 record in the eight-kilometer. Gary aiir~ !iii Schroeder set the previous mark of 24:57 in 1973. Crague ran a 24:55 at the Illinois Invitational to crack the mark and lead the •r-Z Crusaders to an 11th place finish. VU also placed 29th out of 38 teams at the Loyola Invitational and 2nd at its own invitational. • it

The VU women were led by the efforts of Rachel Nelson and freshman Carrie Waterman. The women placed 3rd at the VU Invitational and 8th out of 15 teams r at the Illinois Invitational. One of the high lights of the season was the 3rd place finish out of 14 teams at the Notre Dame 11* 4 Invitational. Elizabeth Kinneer led the Crusaders, finishing 19th with a time of i 1 18:59. Waterman crossed the finish line one second behind Kinneer to place 20th. The consistent performances by many members of the women's team continue to keep the V Crusaders optimistic about the remainder of the season.

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Kind, Loving, Hopeful, Cheerful, and Determined. These are just a few words that remind me of Kristin. In particular Kristin embodied determination and perseverance. Throughout her life Kristin battled illness, sometimes missing school for months at a time. However she didn't let her illness ever get the best of her. She loved life, and she had the smile to prove how good life is. She loved it here at Valpo. She especially loved all the people here. When Kristin had to leave school due to illness, one thing constantly on her mind was returning the next semester to her beloved Valpo. She knew life is a ift from God, and she shared this gift of life with everyone she came in contact with. Kristin said it best in an article for The Torch (Every experience is a (earning opportunity. 1 have (earned a great deaf indeed *My advice to you is this: raise your arms tofeeCthe wind and take note of everything each and ever\ e ox uxe

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(derbies). The 12th annual nation '..'.•' = : :;:" = wide Sigma Chi Derby Days took place the week of September 22. The theme for the week was i "When Derby met Sally..." 3§T Traditional events included the banner competition, skit and daily runs for derbies. Teams had the chance to win and accumulate points on each event. More than Photo by: Wendy Albrecht $3500 was raised and donated to the Children's Miracle Network and Arrow Mount. The "Rhinestone Cowgirls" of Lankenau 4 South cap tured the overall championship. Pi derby Beta Phi took the sorority title. Days 33 men s sodce r

The VU men's soccer team strug gled through the 2001 season, posting a 4-8-1 record after the first 13 games. The Crusaders proved successful against non- conference opponents, but strug gled in Mid-Con play. Senior Scott Daly performed consistently for the Crusaders all season, netting eight out of VU's first 16 goals. While Marc Clifone, a junior, pro vided steady leadership in goal with a 2.03 goals against average. Highlights of the season came with victories against Bradley, Butler and Oregon State.

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i The Crusader women's team clinched a spot in the Mid-Con tournament after a strong beginning to the 2001 season. VU got off to a 7-8 start, with a 3-1 conference record. A highlight of the year was a four game mid-season winning streak, including victories over conference foes Western llinois and Southern Utah. Junior, Lori Moore led the Crusaders with six goals and three assists in the first 15 games. VU will play Oral Roberts at the Mid-Con tournament.

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Energy filled the ARC as thousands of Valpo bas ketball fans gathered to kick-off what is sure to Wi'.J$ be another exciting season. The night began ill x ... < aprA * ''ST^SiS % with an alumni game, contests, give-aways and 2 r Uysii'S is**.; a dance performance by members of the VU ;P lilli CRU, as the crowd patiently awaited the stroke of midnight. The lights dimmed, and fans cheered as the final countdown began..3, 2, 1, 0! Crusader basketball shined shined across the ARC in lasers as each player was introduced. The first official practice of the 2001 -2002 sea i!i,,„a.a son was underway with the three-point contest m between the men and women's teams - by the way, the ladies won this round of the annual battle! But the men's team came roaring back in the slam dunk competition. Junior newcom er, Stalin Ortiz won the contest as he wowed his new home crowd with his high-flying dunks.

The night concluded with each team showing *• off their talents in the first scrimmage games of the year. Fans leftin high anticipation for a suc ;••••;= ^ cessful season. Photos by: Veronika Pentecost

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The Drake Bulldogs invaded Brown field for the annual homecoming football game. Phi Mu Alpha beauti fully sang the National Anthem. Freshman Rob Giancola scored both touchdowns for the Crusaders, includng an 87-yard scamper to give VU the lead at the half. Adam Hudak added a fourth quarter 30-yard field goal to secure the 17-7 victory.

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Photos by: Scott Bort 41 The VISA Homecoming International Food Bazaar took place on the Huegli lawn on Saturday afternoon. Represented countries included Mexico, United Arab Emirates (UAE), Japan and Korea. Thanks to everyone at VISA and Amnesty International and the local restaurants (Thai Spicy, El Salto, Don Quixote, El Amigo and Aladdin's Pita) for helping to cook the foods.

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50 In 1953 Valparaiso University received a bequest of 382 works of art from the estate of Percy H. Sloan (1868-1950). The majority of the collection was made up of the works of his father, Junius R. Sloan. VU also received an endowment of $150,000 for support of the collection and the creation of educational programs and exhibi- tions devoted to American Art. Since then the museum's collection has grown to ov works of art. Prior to 1995 these works, under the care of Richard H.W. Brauer, had been exhibited in various buildings around campus. When the Valparaiso University Center for the Arts opened in 1995 it included a museum named, in 1996, for the VU collection's longtime curator. A few of the best known works of art in the Brauer's collection are: "The Knitting Lesson" by Junius R. Sloan. Painted at his par ents house in 1866. "The Sliver Veil and the Golden Gate" by Frederick Childe Hassam. Painted during a visit to Sausalito, California in 1914."Pile Driver" by John Sloan. Painted in Gloucester, Massachusetts in 1916, and "Rust Red Hills" by Georgia O'Keeffe. Painted on a summer visit to New Mexico in 1930. by Becky Eggleston w,

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As part of the Christ College program, the 80-member freshmen class spends ten weeks in the fall writing and com posing, then performing an original musical. The production interprets ideas and values that are learned throughout the freshmen program* It is also a way of creating a sense of unity throughout the freshmen class. After spending a countless number of hours cooped up in Mueller implementing new and innovative ideas, nothing less is ever expected. This year's production, iChasing the Wind!, chronicled the jour neys of a young female intern and an older ill gentleman toward uncovering happiness in their life relationships.

Rebecca Koenig 52 Far left: The receptionist (Hillary Knipstein) answers the phone, while "Dr." Stone (Timothy Alles) and his com panions (Kristin Durnbaugh and Sarah Crider) hang out. Top and left: Musicians Aaron Bob and Valerie Lefever relax between songs. *=• t Left: Julia (Sophie Hunt) informs the waiter (Dan Cobbler) that it's not her birth day, while her friends (Michael Nevergall, Ellie Goetsch, Shana Heller) look on.

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54 August Snow is the story set in the 1930*s* Taw Avery realizes her husband Neal hasn't grown up yet. She gives him twelve hours to choose between her and his best friend Porter. Neal and Porter were friends for so long that they are practically inseparable. Taw only came into Neal's life recently. She wants to have her husband be a husband and not someone who shows up when it is convenient for him. This play by Reynolds Price is an excellent thinking forum.

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Battle of the Bands has become an annual tradition at VU. Students have the chance to showcase their musical talents and styles in competition against fel low VU students. The field was narrowed down to five bands after a prelimi nary competition featuring thirteen. The group 5+1, made up of members of the Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, won Audience's Choice. Walter Ego took the judge's vote. Sstival of Voices Valparaiso University hosted the 5th Annual Festival of Voices on the afternoon of Nov. 11th The benefit features culturally diverse music talents from Northwest Indiana and VU. It was organized and executed fey 54 students in the public; relations classes from VU under the direction of Dr. Bonita Neff and Co-chairs Kristen Beck and Jennifer Kunze. The proceeds benefited Christian Community Action (CCA) which sponsors Spring Valley Shelter (SVS), a non-for-profit organization in Valparaiso. SVS organizes programs to help homeless families gain job training for self-sufficient living by giving them a home and necessities as they take life-skills classes, and receive counseling.

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•• • • • • l A I •• ••• : :;t :ri • '-siSIIlfe 57 On Nov. 11, VU students and the community were treated to the H il eclectic sounds of Lifehouse at the ARC. Union Board sponsored the concert. Fans braved the cold and waited in a line outside that stretched as far back as Mclntyre. The Calling, a new band with a sound similar to Lifehouse opened the performance with a set. Lifehouse opened with Sick Cycle Carousel, followed by a host of songs off their debut album No Name Face. Playing two songs off an album to be released in 2002, they showcased their changing styles. Students highly anticipated the concert after an unfortunate incident caused Papa Roach to can cel their scheduled appearance at the ARC last spring, and they did not leave disappointed.

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Family and friends mourned the loss of Sophomore Jessica Janos, in early November. Janos, 19, was home in Lombard, IL when she was involved in a fatal car accident in the early morning hours of November 4. "[Jessica] was an awesome and charis matic person. I want to remember her as a caring person. She meant so much to so many people. She'll never know how much"- Linette Rhodes, one of Janos's friends. Jessica will be missed by everyone. She is survived by her mother and father, older sister, her maternal grandparents as well as numerous uncles, aunts, cousins and friends. flHftfe*

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Konrad Juestel 1924-2001 The exhibition for Konrad Justel opened on Nov. 15 at his studio in Valparaiso. 41 -'£ . Sli % The artist was born on March 31, 1924 if r^i in Wagrain, Austria. His work is truly original and bold, having learned some .1 of his techniques from Oskar Kokosha, a i renovned Austrian artist who operated the "School of Seein". Konrad Justel died early morning, Nov. 27. On Dec. 1 a memorial service was held for Mr. • • -...' • . Justel in the Chapel of the Resurrection here at Valparaiso University. Pastor Joseph Cunningham presided over the service. Justel will surely be missed.

Becky Eggleston -*j , At VU we are lucky to have a talented group faculty of music faculty that cover a wide range of musical styles. During the beginning of this Jazz school year the Valparaiso campus has been blessed to hear not only students preform but also some of our finest faculty. Back in October, Dr. and Mrs. Christopher Cock Trio wowed an audience with their musical ability. In November, the Faculty Jazz Trio amazed an & audience of 45 with their extraordinary musi cal talent. Not only are the VU music faculty our teachers, but they are renowned pre forming artists. This makes them a valuable Faculty asset to VU. Recitals Kevin Goebbert !3s If

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Deck the Hall! ...The Great Hall, that is, with thl finest of medieval tapestries and decorations! Valparaiso University's 25th Annual Madrigal Dinner was indeed one of the highlights of the Christmas season. The royal court consisted of seven pairs of the "most distil guished" lords and ladies in the kingdom along with, oi course, their majesties, the king and queen. Each per former was dressed in elegant costumes resembling the Elizabethan time period of the Middle Ages, made and assembled by costume designer JoBeth Cruz. Royal trumpeters and instrumentalists provided authentic

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Madrisal Dinner medieval music during the feast, a feast that featured a sparkling wassail bowl and a fearsome T0 • A • boar's head. Throughout the evening, Lord Chamberlain (Hal Wehrenberg) provided the din ner guests with magic tricks and entertainment, assisted by his two comedic apprentices, the court jesters. The lords and •h ladies promenaded around the room, singing carols, telling jokes, dancing and spreading id Christmas cheer all through the night. The singers, actors and instrumentalists gave four sepa rate performances, sharing the joys of Christmas with family and friends of the Valparaiso community. Lighter One of the great tradi tions of our school is the poetry reading at the end of each semester. This fall the reading took place in the common room of Huegli Hall. Coffee and snacks were available through out the evening. Each of the Doets who was featured in the ^^S fall issue of the Lighter was •^™ given the chance to read their poems as they meant them to be read. Those is attendance were given a chance to ask the poets questions about their poems after each reading. This is such an important tradition that Dean *y x Trost was also in attendance. ^y Those who missed the reading missed out on a great opportuni ty to experience the cultural ^O^ heritage that is the Lighter Lj^^ Poetry Reading. -Becky Eggleston S» a Late-Night Bingo Lucky Boys Confusion Christmas Concert

Students and community members packed the Chapel of the Resurrection for the annual Christmas Concert on December 9. The Symphony Orchestra, Chamber Concert Band, and Chorale presented a variety of traditional sacred music selections reminiscent of the holiday season. The there for the concert was "Gloria in Excelsis." The performance also took place on December 11 at the Symphony Center in Chicago.

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6000 miles. 11 days. 12 States. These were just a few of the amazing statistics that chase two accomplished this past spring. Every spring the meteorology department at VU sends out two storm chasing classes. Class?!? Yes that's right, VU's finest meteorology majors embark every spring for a class that takes them out into the field to study the weather first hand by predicting and intercepting a multitude of severe weather events. These photos are a collection from this past springs second chase.

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There were so many wonderful sessions to choose from that it was difficult to know where to go. I decided to attend the session featuring my favorite musician, Louis Armstrong. So many people showed up to it that it was standing-room-only inside, and the people were flowing out into the halls. The VU Faculty Jazz Trio, consisting of Billy Foster on piano, Bruce Evans on bass, and Benjamin Brown on drums, joined Dr. Odies Williams III on trumpet. They started the session with "Twelve Bar Blues," which got a loud and excited ovation. Then, each member of the trio taught us a bit about Louie's life. They included the fact that he once canceled a tour to the old USSR, which the US government had set up to show off the American way of freedom for all. He gave as his reason that, when he saw what was happening in Little Rock, AR, he could not represent freedom while little children were being forbidden to go to school in his own country. He is truly an inspiration. The other session I attended was the Gallery Talk at the Brauer Museum. We learned about several artists who also experienced a lack of civil rights in their own lives. For example, Sergio Gomez, who is from this area of Indiana, is trying ^: / to come to grips with his Hispanic- American background through his very spiritual paintings. We also learned about Leonard Baskin, a woodcut artist, whose work, "Well, death, have you devoured enough of our children?" is based on his experience of the Jewish holocaust of World War II. In the day's closing ceremony, we got to hear the winners of the poetry con test read their poems. They were mov ing, touching, and incisive. Everyone who attended received a copy of the poems and "Peace Seeds," a collection of prayers from twelve different religions. The event of MLK Day 2002 were not to be missed. -Becky Eggleston

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Harry Volkman, televisions first Meteorologist is presently working for Fox Chicago as an on-air meteorology personali ty. He has been forecasting the weather on TV in Chicago csince 1959! However, his broadcasting career began in Oklahoma in 1949. On Tuesday January 29, 2002 Harry Volkman came and gave a talk about the history of broadcast meteorology. Ife ;4lP» 4

*jm Valparaiso's annual College Bowl was enjoyed by many people. As you can see from the smile on Chris's face (right) he was having a great time. As were the three teammates of Chris. The winner of the VU tournament goes on to Regionals. Here's lookin' at you VU.

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The Valparaiso men's basketball team faced injuries and turmoil through the beginning of the 2001-2002 season, yet still managed to continue the win ning tradition synonymous with VU. Injuries to Captains Lubos Barton, HHMft i Jared Nuness and Milo Stovall plagued the Crusaders early on. But tKtaantfgMfjm the team still rolled to a 16-6 record through the end of January. Barton and Junior Raitis Grafs led VU, post ing 14.2 and 12.2 points per game respectively. Highlights of the season include close games against ranked teams of Arizona and Kansas, an upset victory at UNC-Charlotte, and a 25-point win over Rhode Island at the ARC. With a deep bench, and strong consistent performances the norm, the Crusaders once again won the Mid-Con regular season title and look to re-capture the tournament champi m onship.

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The Valparaiso women's bas ketball team stormed through the first half of the 2001-2002 season, winning 10 straight games to move to first place in the Mid-Continent Conference. Junior Jeanette Gray led the Crusaders, averaging 13.4 points per game. Marlous Nieuween, Amber Schober and Suzie Hammel contributed strong efforts throughout the season. Highlights of the sea son include Nieuween reaching the 1000 point plateau in a home win against UMKC and a 69-50 victory over conference foe Oral Roberts. After a pre season Mid-Con ranking of six, the Crusaders proved the crit ics wrong as the Lady Crusaders won the conference championship.

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Rebekah Peterson, Austin Powers, Sarah Myer, Working Man and Hula Girl, Sara Boedecker, Katie McKoon, Anne Marie Hartner, Dancing Flowers, Sarah Wittrock, Carly Kennis, Erica Duquiel, Erin Barth, Laura Jankowske, Andrea Gamret, Laura Thompson, Jackie Menke, Julia Welzen, Heather Benson, Amanda Wolf, Kathy Brockdorf, Ozzy, Christine Lucitt, Laura Connell, Sheep, Lisa Kinsley, Goat, Melissa Peronto, Gretchen Dey, Katie Vogt, Catie Luehr Not Pictured Tara Wirsing 1st row: Lisa Kendall, Theresa Smith, Aimbrell Holmes 2nd row: Christina Moore, Andrea Augustynowicz, Kara Shunkwiler, Sarah Elizabeth Peck, Andrea Thien, Kirstin Spurgeon 3rd row: Laura Willis, Emily Purnel, Miranda Fesenmyer, Kim Rather, Becky Hall

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row 1: Christopher Gillispie, Seth Teply, Dean Wunderlich, Corey Schuler, Stephen DeMick row 2: Gina Ganey, Nate Risch, Ben Nicol, Stephanie Dotson, Chris Hayes, Eric Fey, Shelley Milosevich, Jen Janke Panhellenic Council

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row 1: Agus Mastra, Krismna Katuattan row 2: Raquel Espinosa, Jochen Balbach, Rohit Pun, Milena Jani, Sarah Snyder, Suparna Bera row 3: Andrew Komal, Raphael Deawoseyin, Michael Khouli, Miguel Arriaga, Jorge Lopez, Julie Maddox, Maryn Olson, Byung-Hoon Yoon, Mary Helmer, Yuko Inada, Laura Nader, Dennis Kabara row 4: Hugh McGuigan, Ian Renner, Kikas Gomes, Emmanuel Agbarah, Holly Singh, David Swarek row 1: Rohit Pun, Krishna Ramsattan row 2: Raphael Segun, Mary Helmen, Milena Jam, Julie Maddox, Sarah Snyder, Suparna Bera row 3: Byung-Hoon Yoon, Hugh McGuigan, Holly Singh

row 1:|Carol Gerner, Daniel Nato, Kelly Sullivan row 2: John Santellana, Jon N|lson row 3: Ray Davis, Andy Hattel, Erik Williams, Christina DavitolJeff Skarski 170 row 1: Rachel Trimarco, Jenni Hemmelgarn, Todd Blum, Kendra Baker, Kelley Johnson row 2: Sam Bowerma, Jarrod See, Becky Eager, Jackie Menke, Lauren Davidson, Brian Balinski, Stephen Jaye, Bob Lesh row 3: Kevin Goebbert, Aimee Pacratsky, Scott Bort, Mike Bardou, Jerry Wiedenfeld, Tracy Goyette, Ashley Brooks, Becky Bird, Mathew VandeBrueke, Jon Schiemann row 4: Ryan Shoemaker, Stacy Gaard, Ginger Zuidgeest, Adam French, Brian Hirth, Steve Jackman, Brian Dillon, Alan Srock, Erin Hokanson, Peter Hasa, Vanessa Myers, Tammy Lyttek, Todd Wickert, Aneela Qureshi Society of neec

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171 Mike Vollbrecht, Daniel Noto Pete Flee Nor, Julia WelzenXott Baithwae, Emily Thompson, Dave Byers, Kathy Brockdorf, Scott Schraut, Justin Barney, Jeremy Bronn, Anderew Bradley, Chaz Webe, Steve Moss, Andrew Stem, Andrew Ahlschweile, Natalie Muskin, Eleni Kametas, Thera Mathews, Cassidy Kuhlmann, Elizabeth Waip, Lauren Davies, Kendra Baker, Nick Dettmann, Amanda Close, Janine Kurpiel, Monica Rowan, Mark Couser, Monica Couser, Monica Roman, Angela DeGaetano, Ed Shillinger, Ryan Burrow, Rob Loeber, Pete Fleenor, Daniel Claus, Rachel Kramer, Rita Mikulak, Katie Boiling, Andrew M. Forni, Eric Ardis, Jacob Berglin, Jon Fishmen, Braden Radke, Mike Voeth, Ezra Harrington, Stephanie Lundin, Drew Wolf, Fontaine, Melissa Ruisz, Mitoholi Suu, Tricia Hardwood, D.L. Hughley, Steve Rhodes, Matt Rink, MattKeadle, Paul Oren, Lincoln Souzek, Nick Emanuel, James Pavovich

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row 1 (front row): Assistant Coach William "Wilo" Colon, Jared Nuness, Jon Kedrowski, Alt Berdiel, Head Coach Homer Drew, Stalin Oriz, Jason Hawkins, Mike Nelke, Assistant Coach Scott Drew row 2: Head Athletic Trainer Rod Moore, Sports Information Director Bill Rogers, Greg Tonagel, Antonio Falu, Joaquim Gomes, Antti Nikkila, Phil Wille, Lubos Barton, Milo Stovall, Strenght Coach Dwayne Toatley, Assistant Coach Mark Morefield. Not Pictured - Ratis Grafs

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row 1 (front row): Sara Mcintosh, Jeanette Gray, Meredith Baugher, Jenrta Stangler, Kristi Koselke, Marlous Nieuwveen, Amber Schober, Monica Frede, Kelly Springer, Kathryn Knoester row 2: Kelli Donohue, Kim Everling, Julie Meyer, Caroline McCombs, Steve Bruce, Suzie Hammel, Julie Bigler, Katie Boone, Meghan Shaff, Carie Clark, Tony Mytas, Schenell McClendon, Keith Freeman

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mm f4MH front row: Tana Barnes, Corey Burns, Stephanie Reinke, Lisa Kendall, Danni Barrall, Christia Moore row 2: Amanda Gilbertson, Tracy Wilson, Ali Bultman, Janine Kurpiel, Monica Rowan, Nicole Dubs row 3: Tricia Speziale, Karen Constien, Jessica Radtke, Jim Frink, Head Coach Jerry Stieger, Trishia Hudson 176 Men's Soccer

is^. J&t . i»«ws« front row: Lisa Springs, Kristen Templin, Kathy Cooksey, Rose Holtkamp, Jennifer Grupe row 2: Amy Miller, Cathy DeVito, Liz Geary, Sarah Wittrock, Kova Kolondzic, Lori Moore, Jillian Keating row 3: Amy Cavanaugh, Lindsay Holley, Karrissa Schmaling, Kelly Faulkner, Lindsey Malecki, Courtney Budd, Kate Battles, Briana Ehrhardt, Becky Maynard, Stephen Anthony

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row 1 (back row): Head Coach Mike Straubel, Carrie Waterman, Rachel Nelson, Kristy Popp, Rachel Stoehr, Michelle Sexton, Assistant Coach Molly Joll row 2: Heather Deardorff, Dena Christoff, Elizabeth Kinneer, Joanna Kueker, Laura Bingham, Amy Mikel row 3: Elizabeth Whiting, Holly Hepker, Lauren Kersey, Amanda Lee, Heidi Nathan

178 Men's Tennis

front row: Head Coach Jim Daughtery, Jonathen Huffman, Nick Huffman, Nick Vuko, Nate Buckert row 2: Assistant Coach Tim Shideler, Chris Hill, Mirza Mahic, Jeff Vrabel, Rob Loeber

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front row: Sarah Engelbert, Krissy Nissen, Mara Sonkin, Stacey Matthews, Head Coach Tim Maluga row 2: Betsy Buerkle, Kate Kollarova, Bridget Peters, Cheryl Cutting, Patricia Arakaki 179 Men's Track and Field

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front row: Mark Flora, Matt Landmeier, Mark Landmeier, Chad Lincoln, Nathanael Noon, Nick Skytland, Ryan Hayes, Kevin Ullman, Nate Little, Mark Doepner row 2: Matthew Wilke, Mike Kariger, Raphael Segun Awoseyin, Joe Dwyer, Adam Wieciak, Dedric Dennist, Aaron Crague, Joshua Reinke, Rick Wenger row 3: David Byers, Matthew Blume, Nate Nunnelly, Brandon Sessler, Mark Massey, Jed Reisetter, Jason Holly, Doug Brown, Steve Wolf, Joe Yarbrough row 4: Head Coach Tyler Wingard, Assistant Coach Mike Strauble, Assistant Coach Stacy Adams

Women's Track and Field front row: Head Coach Tyler Wingard, Dena Christoff, Elizabeth Kinneer, Lauren Kersey, Erin Engel, Becky Eager, Christine Lucitt, Assistant Coach Stacy Adams row 2: Amy Mikel, Amanda Lee, Emily Wagner, Alicia McNair, Katie Vogt, .Bethany Page, Sharon Engles, Heather, Deardorff row 4: Elizabeth Whiting, Elizabeth Schroedei Julie Stephenson, Emily Steinwehe, Joanna Kueker, Rhiannon Worman, Abigail Visco, Assistant Coach Mike Straubel

180 Keith Appier, Jeff Arce, Neal Badgett, Edward Chester, Sean Conrin, Jeff Ewers, Mike Hermes, Kevin Hyde, Steve Johnson, Andrew Kotecki, Brent MacDonald, Nathan Press, Brian Sebben, Mark Volberding, Steve Warrick, Tim Weidner Volleyball

front row: Lindsey Moore, Elissa Malthaner, Marion Hansen, Cyndi Norman, Sara Silcox, Kelly Linebrink row 2: Tony Mytas, Carin Avery, Sarah Schmalz, Carrie Goodrich, Heather Hunds, Michelle Robinson, Angie Nordquist, Jen Baird, Becky Madden

181 Often misunderstood, Greek Life offers a variety of benefits to its membership. At Valparaiso University Greek members experience friendship, diversity, leadership, philan thropy, and responsibility. Through a variety of activities individually and with each other, these groups worked to enhance their own collegiate experience and the experiences of other students at Valparaiso University.

Early in the year Sigma Chi hosted its annual Derby Days event. Through a week of fun and fund raising, the fraternity raised thousands of dollars for the Children's Miracle Network. Hosting its fourth annual Mr. Valpo competition, the women of Gamma Phi Beta played on the traditional beauty pageant stereotype to raise several thousand dollars for their chosen charity. The Phi Psi 500 illustrated the commitment of the Greek Community to philanthropic service while dozens of Sig Eps volunteered individually within the com munity. A group of Greek students from many organizations gathered to raise money for St. Jude's Children's Hospital through a program called "Valpo Up 'Til Dawn." Christmas in April highlighted the philanthropic spirit permeating the Valparaiso Greek Community.

Greek organizations allow students to engage actively in leadership internally and through out the campus. While nearly half of student senate featured Greek students, other orga nizations such as IFC, Hellenic Council, and Pan Hellenic Council open leadership oppor tunities for even more students. Maintaining a strong sense of responsibility, these lead ers worked hard to enhance the college experiences of all Valparaiso University students.

Finally, Greeks engage in a variety of social events throughout the year. Whether attend ing individual date parties or attending larger social events during Spring Weekend, Greeks continue to cultivate social skills in preparation for life after graduation.

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Jacob Berglin, Stephen Bucheit, Mike Campbell, Stephen DeMik, Chris Drabyn, Paul Friesen-Carper, Kevin Gillins, Kevin Goebbert, Damien Hall, Seth Hartwell, Joel Hoffman, Erich Keller, Dan Kenning, JR Mangels, Rich Ortiz, Kyle Pierce, Jonathan Schaefer, Brent Shumard, Aaron Stahlecker, Gerritt VanOtterloo, Chris Vergara, George Zapf, Dan Cobbler, Steve Wolf, Sam Bowerman, Dave Wegner, Jon Glenn, Vince Naimon, Michael Palmer, Luke Tegtmeier, Ron Grahn, RyanWilliams, Matthew Graham Phi Kappa Psi

Kent Bailey, Dan Kang, Cory Blane, Justin Faulkner, Aaron Priest, Jacob Christian, Jim Murray, Matt Landmeier, Russ Schumaker, Ryan Hayes, Jonathan Iseman, Luke Smetters, Bob Dysert, Matt Kesinger, Matt McReynolds, Jack Kacmar, Brent Clark, Dave Wurzburger, Scott hendrickson, Chad Carlson, Luke Seddelmeyer, Ben Nicol, Tim Brown, Seth Teply, Joe Yarbrough, Dave Byers, Charlie Galik, Chris Beebe, Joel Boehm, John Cerf, Chris Ciupke, Evan Corpuz, James Domine, Andrew Engfehr, Mark Flora, Josh Klein, Mark Landmeier, Jonathan Loose, Kurt Mabis, Nick Mullen, Pat Petersen, Cam Plew, Nate Risch, Derek Ruzicka, Mike Schaumberg, Luke Smetters, Brent Stubblefield, Steve Tang, Bobby Wong, James Wooton, Ben Brown, Erik Ciesinski, Rob Coupouls, Jantzen Eddington, Paul Faso, Michael Filipowski, Dave Fillipini, Jared Leo, Jeremy Luke, Brian Marsiglia, Patrick McClory, Kyle Miner, Patrick O'Connell, Adam Schur, Kiel Steele, Rodger Thon, Aaron Wakefield, Adam Weinke Phi Sigma Kappa

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Lynda Adams, Kristin Anderson, Lisa Bank, Sarah Barnes, Sarah Birner, Bethany Brunette, Corey Burns, Diana Cirone, Cristal Clark, Amanda Depalma, Jorie Devine, Becky Ditchfield, Kimberly Finn, Tiffany Finn, Jayceen Gee, Nicole Genthe, Tina Grunauer, Rebecca Hayes, Jessica Hinsch, April Home, Roz Jevtic, Annika Jorgensen, Emily Krueger, Michelle Maruszak, Chris Morgan, Jamie Morton, Annie Mueller, Kathleen Nowak, Sarah Olia, Darren Paraskevas, Patty Pantoja, Katy Redd, Dana Reid, Dana Reynolds, Linette Rhodes, Beth Robinson, Rebekah Sherschlight, Courtney Sidfrid, Erica Smith Chloe Stelzer, Lauren Urbanczyk, Kristin Ulrich, Katherine Vanderslice, J.J. Welling, Rachel Zastrow, Megan Askew, Diana Birner, Becca Brunette, Rebecca Bunn, Katie Chelap, Tori Ciucci-Wally, Kim Clauss, Becky Franson, Lindsey Fuller, Beth Nowlin, Megan Schroeder, Kelly Silvey Kappa Delta

Tiffany Ammer, Chrissi Atkisson, Amanda Banholzer, Meg Baumgartner, Kristen Beck, Carolyn Behm, Valerie Bielski, Nina Bijedic, Jenny Brockberg, Meredith Brockman, Kari Brown, Elizabeth Coyle, Anna Darville, Denise Gasho, Rosie Gilbert, Audrey Glancy, Rachel Green, Sarah Haberaecker, Dana Hazen Shelley Heintz, Stephanie Hoostal, Angela Janor, Kathy Kirchhoff, Kim Klotz, Kelly Knowles, Larissa Knudson, Laura Kreke, Anna Krenzke Jennifer Lee, Jennifer Malwitz, Caryn Masterson, Amanda McEvilly, Ali McNair, Rita Mikulcik, Shelley Milosevich, Jennifer Perkins, Marissa Pichel, Monica Roman Ramona Ruskuls, Heather Schell, Beth Schoening, Melissa Schutte, Kelle Lyn Scott, Jennifer Sheehan, Elisa Stanfill, Liz Stelter, Elyssa Swango, Karrie Tallon, Brandi Timmerman, Abra Vegter, Jessica Waters, Jessica Wirebaugh Pi Beta Phi

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195 Beacon Staff Well here it is, your 2001-2002 Beacon. This year's staff has worked many late nights and week ends to piece this yearbook together. We decided | that we would focus on the pictures instead of copy | with the philosophy that "a picture is worth a thou- I sand words". Through these pictures I hope that the I Beacon reflects part of your time here at Valparaiso I University. It is, of course, impossible to capture I everything; for this I make a small disclaimer. This year has been difficult in many more ways than one. There was a much loss on the Valparaiso I campus this past year as well as throughout the coun- I try. In these hard times it is always good to remem ber the good times as well. Therefore, we have not focused on the events of September 11th. This has not been an easy year for the campus, but through and through we stood strong and made it. As I am typing the staff is finishing up the last couple of pages. We got off to a rocky start, but once the staff got going there was no turning us back. This yearbook would not have been possible without the expertise of the staff, especially with my photo and layout editors, Wendy Albrecht and Chris Gregori. With these two people working for the Beacon it allowed me to sleep at night and not worry about whether the next deadline was going to be met. A special thanks also to Amanda Szentesy and Becca Koenig for their excellent work with the photographers and the writers; without them this yearbook would not be nearly as good as it has turned out to be. Thanks to Tim Birner; who came in the middle of the year as Assitant Editor and helped to get the dreaded index done. Thanks to Rob Harris; without him we would not have gotten paid. Becky Eggleston, thanks for helping us with the copy. All the designers for their work in getting the pages together and for scanning those endless amount of pictures. Finally, a special thank you to all my friends and family, for with out them I would not have been able to make it through this experience. I have enjoyed working on the Beacon with all the joys and pains that it brings. I am happy to be continuing as Editor next year, and I am excited with the possibilities of what the Beacon can be. Again, it is my hope that you will enjoy this year both now and in 10 to 20 years when you will want to relive all of those wonderful or not so won derful, college memories.

Kevin Goebbert Editor-in-Chief

196 Chris Gregori Graphic Design Editor

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Ackerman, Chris 147, 158 Barns Ryan 130 Bolur Adam 140, 199 Byron Patrick 188 Ackerman Jon 128, 188 Barrall Danni 176, 199 Bonk Andy 174 Callahan Harry 188 Adams Beth 131 Barth Erin 143, 164, 199 Bonner Jennifer 173 Camalick Krystal 133 Adams Jon 188 Barton Lubos 175, 199 Bont Scott 130, 161 Campbell Glen 130 Adams Lynda 191 Bassett Lisa 140 Boone Katie 175 Campbell Mike 185 Adams Stacy 180 Bates Meghan 133 Bootz Benett 163 Campbell William 130 Adler Ryan 173, 188, 198 Bates Meghan 153 Bope Debbie 138 Canada Lawrence 174 Agbarah Emmanuel 169 Battles Kate 177 Borchardt Brooke 152, 200 Carbone Rachel 201 Ahlschwede Andrew 155, 172 Bauer Eric 176 Borchardt Jeff 128 Carlson Chad 186 Alatassi Raji 188, 198 Bauer Jonathan 153 Bort Scott 171 Carnes Rachel 135 Albano Domintck 198 Baugher Meredith 135,175 Bottando Evelyn 132 Carpenter Amanda 201 Albert Lynne 141 Bauman Chris 174 Boutz Benett 141 Carroll Katie 131 Albertson Tamara 198 Bauumgartner Meg 192, 199 Bower Jennie 141 Carson Karen 134 Alboushi Ahmed 198 Bave Rick 173 Bower Jennie 152 Caston Mike 176 Albrecht Wendy 151, 154, 159, 198 Bea Tim 176, 199 Bowerman Sam 128, 161, 171, Castro Henry 201 Albusaeedi Nasser 198 Beaderstadt Eric 135 185 Catalan Cristina 140 Alexander Brandon 128 Bechinski Lisa 152, 199 Bowman Taylor 132 Cate Jessica 134 Al-Hashmi Abdullah 198 Beck Erin 129 Bradley Andrew 172,176 Cavanaugh Amy 177 Al-Haway Abdelahim 198 Beck Kristen 192, 199 Brand James 200 Cenefelt Lee Ann 129 Allton Sara 150, 172, 198 Becker Ali 138 Brandon Karie 164 Cerf John 201 Al-Zarouni Mohammed 198 Becker Carrie 199 Braun Carol 163 Cetera Bernadette 141 Amaya Alejandro 198 Beebe Chris 178 Bravo Johnny 140 Cetera Bernadette 155 Ammer Tiffany 192 Beebe Thomas 199 Bremmer Andrea 158 Chambers Calvin 134 Andersen-Drake Jennie 198 Behm Carolyn 192 Brendemuhl James 152 Chamot Laura 201 Anderson Brent 147, 167, 198 Bell Ayrin 149 Bressers Amie 172 Chang James 130 Anderson Courntey 141 Bell Ella 133 Breuer Elizabeth 141 Chelap Katie 135, 191 Anderson Courtney 151 Bell Meghan 199 Bridger Sarah 153 Chelap Matthew 201 Anderson Kristin 173, 191 Bello Amanda 140 Brinkmann Mark 184 Cherrington Jessica 132 Anderson Lisa 198 Benda Beth 138, 162, 199 Brisco Brian 174 Chester Edward 135, 181 Anderson Sven 187 Benjamin Candace 165 Broadstone Tara 131 Chibe Kristin 138, 165 Anderson-Drake Jennie 159 Benner Rodney 176 Broberg Lindsay 141 Chicome Phyllis 144 Andris Eric 187 Bensinger Daniel 174 Brockberg Jennifer 131,192 Chiesa Angie 139, 165 Anthony Stephen 177 Benson Heather 143 Brockdorf Kathy 143, 155, 172 Chili 141 . Appier Charles 198 Benway Zoe 131 Brockman Meredith 146, 192 Chipman Bob 130 Appier Keith 181 Beogley David 163 Bronn Jeremy 172 Choi Dan 128 Arakaki Patricia 179 Bera Suparna 169, 170, 199 Brooks Ashley 132, 161, 171 Cholewin Erik 184 Arce Jeff 181 Berdiel Ali 175 Brown Ambrose 174 Cholewin Erik 169, 174 Ardis Eric 172 Berea Kelly 200 Brown Doug 142, 153, 178, 180 Chornomaz Natasha 201 Armstead Emily 131 Berg Katie 131 Brown Kari 192 Christina Jacob 186 Arriaga Miguel 169 Berg Libby 169 Brown Tim 186 Christoff Dena 178, 180 Arroyo David 156 Berglin Jacob 172,185 Browning Terri 200 Cieslik Tomasz 184 Askew Megan 129, 191 Bergman Andy 128 Bruce Steve 175 CilfoneMarc 177,201 Aspito Jeff 174 Bergmann Heidi 155, 200 Brugler Laura 200 Cindric Brae 134 Atkisson Christina 139, 192, 199 Bergstrom Amanda 200 Bruhnke Michelle 136 Cirone Diana 191 Augustynowicz Andrea 144 Berndt Ally 131 BrukartJake 174 Ciucci-Wally Tori 191 Augustynowitcz Derek 128 Berrnet Lori 165 Brunette Bethany 191 Clark Brent 186 Avery Carin 181 Bickel Anna 129 Brunette Rebecca 135, 191 Clark Carie 175 Awoseyin Raphael Segun 180 Bickel Meggen 138 Brzozowski Amy 129 Clark Josh 173 Aylward Brandon 177 Biegler Paul 141 Buchanan Matt 176 Clark Natalie 165 Bacon Kimiko 160, 165, 199 Bielski Valerie 192, 200 Bucheit Stephen 185 Clark Cristal 191 Baden Elizabeth 141, 155, 156 Bieniek Peter 134 Buckert Nate 179 Claus Daniel 135 Bader Annie 147, 165, 171 Bigler Julie 175, 200 Budd Courtney 177 Claus Daniel 172 Badgett Neal 181 Bijedic Nina 192, 200 Buerkle Betsy 179 Clauss Kim 191 Badovinac Dave 176 Biller Jennifer 132 Buescher LeAnn 140, 152 Clauss Kimberly 135 Bailey Kent 186 Bingham Laura 134, 178 Buffington Jamie 159, 200 Clearfield Rose 129 Bailey Melissa 199 Binns Jessica 200 Bulman Nate 130 Clearfield Rose 163 Baird Jen 181 Bird Becky 141, 155, 161, 171 Bulthuis Jennifer 200 Cleven Jeremy 177 Baithwae Julia 172 Birner Diana 191 Bultman Ali 176 Close Amanda 172 Baker Kendra 161, 171, 172 Bunn Rebecca 191 Cobbler Dan 185 Balbach Jochen 169 Birner Sarah 191 Buno Amy 141, 171, 173 Coello Leslie 201 Bales Erica 199 Birner Timothy 188, 200 Burakowski Katie 129 Coenen Ellen 136 Balinski Brian 161, 171 Bland Greg 184 Blane Cory 186 Burgerhoff Lori 145 Cofer Catrina 149, 160 Bamber Nick 174 Blaut Charles 141 Burian Jay 134 Coleman Danielle 129 Banholzer Amanda 192 Blejski Mike 177 Burkman Timothy 200 Collins Michelle 154,158 Bank Lisa 191 Blomquist Drew 134 Burman Sarah 131, 160 Colon William 175 Banner Jennifer 129 Bloom Alan 155 Burnett LaDawn 149, 157, 160, 201 Connell Laura 143 Baran Amanda 141 Blum Todd 128, 161, 171 Burns Corey 176, 191 Connor Ross 174, 184 Barcus Matt 141, 165 Blume Matt 178, 180 Burrow Ryan 172, 201 Conrin Sean 141, 181 Bardou Mike 150, 161, 163, 171 Bock Brian 128, 148 Bushee Andrew 174 Constien Karen 176 Barjenbruch Brian 128 Boedecker Sara 143 Busse Jessica 145, 155, 158 Cooksey Kathy 177 Barnes Abby 162 Boersma Tim 155 Byers David 172, 180, 186 Corliss Ross 134 Barnes Sarah 144, 191 Boesch Kevin 130 Byrd Brent 188 Courtney Kurt 187 Barnes Tana 176 Boggio Marc 176 Byrne Nick 184 Couser Mark 155, 172 Byrne Tom 174, 184 Barney Justin 172 Bolitho Jon 176 Couser Monica 172 Byroas Jennifer 145 Barnno Ryan 174 Boiling Katie 172 Couser Rebecca 168, 201 '2 ^2 Coyle Elizabeth 192 Duguid Erica 143, 203 Fleischer Keith 203 Girl Hula 143 Crabb Anna 140 Dunure Lisa 202 Fleming Cheryl 159 Glancy Audrey 192 Crague Aaron 153, 178, 180, 201 Durham Brett 174 Fleshman Julie 147 Glenn Jon 185 Crainer Caleb 163 Durnbaugh Kristen 132 Flora Mark 178, 180 Goat 143 Craker Justin 176 Durr Justen 174 Flowers Dancing 143 Gober Jelena 138 Creed Erin 201 Duvendeck Sarah 133 Flugstad James 130 Godecke Mark 128 Crosby Zachary 142, 163 Dwenger Melissa 203 Flugstad Jon 177 Goebbert Kevin 150, 161, 171, 185 Crowell Caroline 144 Dwyer Joe 180 Flurdobro Liz 145 Goede Michael 204 Cummings Kyle 176 Dysert Bob 186 Fobran Leslie 152 Goetsch Ellie 131 Cummings Cassie 131 Dysert Renee 165 FoelberJosh 165,204 Going Katie 129 Curran Emily 201 Dziedzinski Brian 130 Folan Michael 163 Gomes Joaquim 175 Curry Amanda 158, 163, 201 Eager Becky 144, 150, 161, 171, Fontaine Matthew 172 Gomes Kikas 169 Cutting Jonathan 163,202 180 Ford Natalie 165 Gonzalez Sara 131 Cutting Cheryl 136, 179 Earle Kim 152 Forni Andrew 172, 204 Good Kara 136 Dabb Justen 128 Easton Rachel 129 Forrest Jenn 136 Goodrich Carrie 181,204 Dale Christine 159, 201 Eaton Jeff 174 Forsberg Kristin 145, 204 Goodrick Todd 128, 174 Daly Scott 177 Eberhardt Ryan 176 Forts Jared 204 Gotch AJ 141 Dalzell Katie 166 Eckart Ryan 142 Forts Meredith 134 Goyette Tracy 139, 148, 161, 171, Daniels Chris 174 Eddington Jantzen 173 Fougerousse Meghann 145, 165 204 Dannenberg Sarah 202 Edgecomb Ric 174, 184 Fox Nicholas 174 Gozo Meredith 141, 147 Darrah Kelly 165, 202 Edquist Kristin 152 Franke Grant 135, 158 Grafs Raitis 175 Darville Anna 135, 192 Edwards Cameron 149 Franson Becky 191 Graham Matthew 185 DaSilvaAdam 174,184 Edwards Melissa 129, 149 Frede Monica 175 Graham Sean 148 Daughtery Jim 179 Eelkema Gretchen 203 Frederickson Amanda 169, 173 Graham Stephen 204 Davidson Julie 131 Eggerding Leslie 129 Freeman Karen 204 Grahn Ron 135, 185 Davidson Lauren 158, 171 Ehrhardt Briana 177 Freeman Keith 175 Grandlienard Wes 188 Davies Lauren 131, 172 Eichinger Rachel 203 Freer Ben 128 Grass Erica 204 Davis Ray 140, 158, 170 Eldridge Tamilla 146, 149, 203 Freid Aaron 165 Graunke Chris 134 Davison Lauren 140 Elkeee Nick 141 Freitag Anthony 174 Gray Jeanette 175 Davito Christina 170 Ellis Adam 169 French Adam 161, 171 Green Rachel 192 Dawson Ann 202 Elsea Emily 164 Friesen-Carper Paul 185 Greenberg Rebecca 205 Day Gretchen 153, 154, 158 Emanuel Nick 172 Frink Jim 176 Gregori Chris 127, 205 Deardorff Heather 178, 180, 202 Engel Erin 180 Fritz Jason 178 Groenhout Brianna 163 Deardorff Sarah 141 Engelbert Sarah 179, 203 Frombatore Daniella 131 Groerich Heather 160 Deawoseyin Raphael 169 Engeler Andrew 186 Frontera Rebecca 204 Grogan Matthew 174 Defassio Rach 163 Engelhardt BJ 128 Frump Kevin 127, 147, 165 Gross Carrie 133 DeGaetano Angela 172 Engelhardt Jennifer 139,165,203 Fryer Beth 129 Gruett Jenifer 205 DeLeon Alicia 202 Engfenr Lean 129 Fuehrmeyer Matt 146, 152 Grunauer Tina 191 Dell Chris 147 Engles Sharon 180, 203 Fuller Lindsey 135, 191 Grupe Jennifer 177 Guard Stacy 161 DeMick Stephen 162, 163, 185 Enrique Teva 139 Funke Eric 135 Haan Jesse 205 Dennist Dedric 180 Ensrude Corey 188 Gaard Stacy 171 Haan Lindsey 129 Depalma Amanda 191 Epinosa Raquel 169 Gaide Laura 147, 171 Erickson Kelly 133, 147 Haanen Jeff 134 DesJardins Lauren 155 Galac Nicholas 130, 178 Haberaecker Sarah 192 DessuitAndy 176 Erlien Janna 203 Galik Charlie 176, 186 Hagen Cole 127, 147 Dettmann Nick 172 Ernst Peter 188 Gallagher Sean 204 Hagen Timothy 205 Eron Julie 129 Galvin Ben 128 Devaux Christina 202 Hagenow Michael 205 Ertel Andrina 132 Gamret Andrea 143, 154 Devine Jorie 191 Hager Elizabeth 153 Eshleman Dan 203 Ganey Gina 162 DeVito Cathy 177 Hahn Theresa 146, 156, 158, 159 Gangler Marie Ann 132 Devries Kendra 165, 202 Estergard Mike 142 Hain Sean 134 Ganz Krystal 204 Dey Gretchen 143 Evangelista Scott 188 Hair Sean 174 Garber Jenny 163 Diaz Lucas 173 Evans Todd 176 Hale Felicia 149 Gardner Joshua 174 Diephouse Amy 145 Everting Kim 133 Hall Becky 144 Gardner Kyana 149 Dierking Tim 134, 155 Everting Kim 175 Hall Damien 163, 185 Gardon Jon 135 Dillon Brian 127, 161, 171, 202 Ewers Jeff 181 Hall Heather 136 Gasho Denise 192 Ditchfield Becky 191,202 Faas Gavin 130 Hamilton Justin 174 Gavin Susan 131 Dixon Andy 130 Facette Cheri 203 Hammel Suzie 175 Gawlick Barbara 140 Dixon Jaun 127 Falu Antonio 175 Hammond Tracy 131 Geary Liz 177 Dobbs Bryan 202 Farka Katie 129 Hamstedt Jackie 155 Dobbs Mike 202 Faulkner Justin 186 Geboy Beth 204 Gee Jayceen 191 DoepnerMark 178, 180 Faulkner Kelly 177 Hannan Eddie 176 Geeseman Katie 165 Doggendorf Amber 134, 150 Faust Conrad 141, 165 Hannon Kristen 205 DolecekJeff 134 Fechner Garrett 188 Genthe Nicole 191, 204 Hansen Jay 205 Donohue Kelli 175 Felch Laura 157,203 Gentry Steffany 204 Hansen Marion 181 Dooms Marianne 129 Fergoson Kyle 128 Gerdes Gretchen 141, 164 Hanson Dane 128 Doorhy John 174 Ferrazzano Jessica 132, 155 Gerner Carol 170 Hanson Troy 164, 205 Dorsey Rachel 202 Fesenmyer Miranda 144 Gherardi Stacy 135 Harbaugh Katherine 205 Dotson Stephanie 162, 166, 202 Festerling Kevin 153, 177 Giancola Rob 174 Hardaway Kris 174 Drabyn Chris 185 Fey Eric 187, 203 Gieryna Eli 135 Hardwood Tricia 172 DrallosJohn 176 Figura Steve 187, 203 Gilbert Rosie 192 Harmon Malcolm 174 Drew Homer 175 Finn Kimberly 191 Gilbertson Amanda 176 Harrell Tammy 163, 205 Drew Scott 175 Finn Tiffany 191 Giljohann Erica 133, 155 Harrington Ezra 141, 172 Drier Jennifer 144, 165 Fisher Mark 188 Gillins Kevin 185 Harris Colin 156 Dubs Nicole 140, 176 Fishmen Jon 172 Gillispie Christopher 142, 162 Harris Robert 152, 206 Duclos Brian 127, 255 Fitsgerald Erin 140 GillmorAnna 153 Harrison Coliu 187 Duesenberg Keith 184, 203 Fleenor Pete 172 Giraffe Chuck 131 Harstad Ellen 132 223 Hartner Anne Marie 143 Hoversten John 130 Kangaroo Captain 127 Konaiski Brett 130 Hartwell Seth 185 Hruska Linnea 153 Karahalios Dina 138 Kondraschow Jeff 134 Harvey Adrian 149 Hudak Adam 174 KarigerMike 178 Korba Mark 130, 177 Harvey Tobit 149 Hudson Trishia 176 KarigerMike 180 Koselke Kristi 175 Hasa Peter 148, 161, 171 Huff Lashonda 206 Karlmar Jack 186 Kotecki Andrew 181 Hass Nichola 174 Huffaker Amy 131, 168 Karosen Michael 207 Kovack Kristine 168, 208 Hasserg Jason 127 Huffman Jonathen 179 Karrison Michael 127 Kowalski Andrew 176 Hassi Steven 205 Huffman Nick 179 Katona Nic 146 Kowalsky Arianne 133, 208 Hattel Andy 170 HughleyD.L. 172 Katuattan Krismna 169 Kraft Alan 157 Haubrich Carolyn 205 Hui Sharla 139, 147, 206 Kautz Kim 136 Krakau Kelli 208 Hausmann Nick 174 Hulke Donald III 206 Kavardigh Frederick 158 Krai Tom 174 Hawkins Jason 175 Hunds Heather 181 Keadle Matt 172 Kramer Jessica 129, 147 Hayes Christopher 162, 174 Hunt Sophie 131 Keadle Matt 172 Kramer Rachel 172 Hayes Rebecca 191 Hunt Tarsia 149 Keating Jillian 177 Kranich Niki 129 Hayes Ryan 180, 186 Hunter Amber 131 Kedrowski Jon 175 Krause Joel 140, 151, 158, 208 Hayman Megan 129 Hunter Lindsey 146, 149 Keehr Leah 207 Krause Nathan 209 Hazard Christopher 205 Hurford Stephanie 136,156 Keil Kenny 128, 174 Kreke Laura 133, 192 Hazen Dana 192 Hurt Kevin 134 Keith Tyler 207 Krenzke Anna 133, 192 Hearmon Herni-Seremy 127 Hyde Kevin 181 Keller Erich 185 Krier Corrine 162 Heck Julie 158, 205 Hzen Dana 162 Kelley David 142, 158, 166 Krisco Clint 174 Heints Shelley 139 lafigliolo Brett 127 Kellogg Natalie 134 Kroemek Maggie 133 Heintz Shelly 192 Imal Dan 134 Kemmis Carly 149, 207 Krueger Chris 134 Heitland Alison 141 Inada Yuko 169, 206 Kendall Lisa 144, 176, 207 Krueger Emily 191,209 Heller Shana 133 lott David 135 Kendall Rachel 208 Kruse Shannon 209 Helmer Mary 169, 170 Irvin Nickie 131 Kenning Dan 141, 163, 185 Krutsinger Brad 174 Hemmelgarn Jenni 138, 161, 171, Iseman Jonathan 186 Kennis Carly 143 Ksenak Kevin 174 172 Isom Rebecca 132 Kenyon Nicole 141 Kueker Joanna 209 Henderson Erin 165 Jackman Steve 161,171 Kern Mike 140 Kueker Joanna 178, 180, 209 Hendrickson Scott 186, 205 Jackson Christopher 206 Kersey Lauren 178, 180 Kuenster Annie 138 Hennebry Jenna 141 Jacob Sarah 207 Kesinger Matt 186 Kuhlmann Cassidy 172 Henry Lisa 171, 172, 206 Jaekel Alissa 131 Khouli Michael 169 Kuiper David 130, 184 Henselmeier Laura 138 Jani Milena 169, 170, 173 Kidston Jodi 137 Kurpiel Janine 172,176 Hepker Holly 178 Jank Rachel 165,207 Kidston Kati 137 »' Kurtz Angela 148, 164, 209 Hermes Mike 181 Jank Sarah 129, 155 Kim Tanya 208 Kurtz Sarah 133 Herrmann Stefanie 133 Janke Jen 162 Kimmet Caled 176 Kusch John 134, 150, 155, 158, Hershberger Blaine 165 Jankowske Laura 143 Kiner Kimberly 137, 149, 163 Hesselbaum Zachary 174 Janor Angela 192, 207 160, 208 Lafgren John 167 Hessler Martin 206 Jarabak Betsy 138,207 King Jordan 151 Lafigliola Brett 151,155,169 Highness Amy 136 Jaroscak Mike 176 Kinneer Elizabeth 144,171, Landmeier Mark 178, 180, Hilbert Amanda 132 Jasek Margaret 207 178, 180 186, 209 Hill Amy 129, 206 Jaye Steve 150, 164, 171 Kinsey Naomi 149, 160 Lange Kimberly 134 Hill Chis 179, 206 Jetks Samuel Jr. 149 Kinsley Lisa 143 Langworthy Jason 173 Hill Danielle 136 Jesko Katrina 133 Kirchhoff Kathy 133, 192 Lanius Katie 152 Hill Theresa 206 Jevtic Roz 191 Kirchner Roger 155,208 Larson Liv 209 Hilycord Emily 135 Jewett Sarah 139, 207 KirleisKen 177 Lata Justin 176 Hinsch Jessica 162, 191, 206 Johnson Amy 171 Kirsch Jon 134 Lau Katie 158 Hirth Brian 150, 171 Johnson Aubri 131,155 Kiser Stacey 208 Lau Kevin 135 Hoang Stefinee 140 Johnson Justin 141 Klein Jenn 172 Lauber Andrew 174 Hodel Chris 184 Johnson Kelley 161, 171 Klein Lindsay 153 Laurent Renee 135 Hoepfner Emily 159, 206 Johnson Marert 207 Kleinschmidt John 174 Lawrence Milissa 209 Hoffman Joel 185 Johnson Megan 207 Kleinschmidt Melissa 208 Lay Katie 131 Hokanson Erin 161, 171 Johnson Paul 165 Klika Jay 174, 184 Leach BethAnne 152 Hoke Rodger 172 Johnson Steve 181 Klllinke Kara 131 Lee Amanda 178, 180 Holder Keith Jr. 174 Johnston E. 165 Klos Adam 208 Lee Jennifer 162, 192 Holland Micah 142,176 Johnston Kelley 173 Klotz Erika 131, 155 Lee Joshua 128 Hollermeier Brian 174 Joll Molly 178 Klotz Kimberly 162, 165, Leese Ben 142 Holley Lindsay 177 Jones Chris 168 192, 208 Leissring Sarah 162, 209 Hollies Kyle 128 Jones Katie 137 Klungberg Carissa 131 Lemberg Ryan 174, 209 Hollinger Rachael 131 Jones Tahnee 207 Kman Chris 141 Lesh Bob 148,150,161,171, Holly Jason 173, 180 Jones Warren 130 Knipstein Hillary 132 172, 209 Holm Ann 206 Jones-Hall Jennifer 162 Knoester Kathryn 175 Lesmeister Carolyn 139, 146, Holman Melissa 129 Jordan Amy 144 Knott Kelley 139, 208 172, 209 Holmes Aimbrell 144, 173 Jordan Nicole 207 Knowles Kelly 192,208 Letsch Jillian 132 Holthouse Margo 167 Jorgensen Annika 191 Knudson Larissa 139, 192 Lewis Marcia 160 Holtkamp Rose 177 Josephson Martha 133 Knutson Kevin 174 Libby Sarah 151, 155, 166 Hong Denny 154 Judd Miranda 129 Knutson Laura 155 Lichty Jarrod 127 Hoostal Stephanie 192 Jung Lindsie 155 Ko Johnghee 132 Liddle Casey 174 Hoovey Emily 155 Justak Brad 157, 207 Koch Marcy 208 Lief Stephanie 129 Horn William 174 Justman Megan 165 Koehneke Nathanael 142 Lincoln Chad 153 Horn Bill 184 Kabara Dennis 130, 169, 178 Koenig Rebecca 208 Lincoln Chad 178, 180 Home Andrew 174, 184 Kaiser Mark 174 Kohanen Jennifer 131 Lindbloom Jessica 139, 209 Home April 191,206 Kaisk Bryan "Boomer" 188 Kohnke Matt 130 Linderbaum Mason 176 Horton Bambi 206 Kalvaitis Casey 127, 174 Kollarova Kate 179 Linebrink Kelly 181 Houk Kathleen 132 Kametas Eleni 172 Kolondzic Kova 177 Linert Brian 141, 149 House Blaine 141 Kang Dan 173, 186 Komal Andrew 169 Lingel Christopher 209 224 Linnertz Denita 165, 209 McCalebMatt 176 Morgan Chris 191 O'Connell Patrick 178 Liptka Rachel 129 McCallister Josh 176 Morris Phil 135 Odor Erin 148 Little Nate 178, 180 McClain Nick 141 Morrison Alexander 174 O'Grady Justin 142 Litzelman Clare 209 McClendon Schenell 148, 149, 175 Morrison Michael 188 Olenec Nicole 212 LoBue Erin 141 McClintock Tiffany 133 Morrow Leslie 152, 155 Olia Sarah 191 Lococo Vince 174 McCloudMike 187 Morton Jamie 191 Olivarez Anthony 174 Loeber Rob 172, 179 McCombs Caroline 175 Moss Steve 130, 172 Ollmann Jonathan 130, 174 Lohrmann Adam 188 McCorkell Erin 136, 138, 162 Moulton David 212 Olson Ben 177 Lohrmann Rachel 133 McCormick Colin 130 Mrak Mis' 177 Olson Josh 155 Lombardi Lisa 132 McCoy Carole 131 Mroz Michael 174 Olson Karen 165 Loose Jonathan 165 McCullySean 128,174 Mueller Alyssa 131 Olson Maryn 146, 152, 157, 169, Lopez Jorge 169 McCusker Kevin 210 Mueller Annie 191,212 212 Losiniecki Casey 174 Mcelor Patrick 128 Mueller Ashley 131 O'Malley Meghan 166, 212 Losinki Kelly 210 McEvilly Amanda 156, 192, 211 Mueller Ben 134 O'Neil Tommy 176, 184 Lott David 178 McFadden Amy 153, 154, 159 Mueller Theodore 212 Optie Jane 136 Lubiniecki Kristen 210 McGuigan Hugh 169, 170 Muenich Margaret 131 Oren Paul 172, 213 Lucitt Christine 143, 180 Mcintosh Sara 175 Mulholland Janice 212 Orth Jillene 131 Ludanyi Aniko 140 McKoon Katie 143, 169 Mulholland Shelly 138 Ortiz Rich 185 Luehr Catie 143 McManus Rebecca 163 Mullen Kacy 133 Ortiz Stalin 175 Luke Jeremy 128 McNair Alicia 139, 180, 192 Murray Jim 186 Ortloff Angela 213 Lundin Stephanie 172 McReynolds Matt 186 Murrow Richard 152 Oslen Kate 141 Luster-Bartz David 139 McShaffer Sean 128 Musick Kate 141 Ousley Jeremy 213 Luster-Bartz Peter 139 McShannock Megn 211 Muskin Natalie 172 Ozzy 143 Lutz Anton 154, 166 Medler Terry 211 Mutch Sarah 212 Paasztor Laura 131 Lutz Sarah 210 Meier Melissa 131 Myer Sarah 143 Pacratsky Aimee 161, 171 Lyford Stacey 138, 162 Meissiner Ryan 176, 187 Myers Vanessa 161, 163, 165, 171 Padgett Kyle 128,174,184 Lyttek Tammy 139, 148, 150, Menke Jackie 143, 155, 161, 166, Mytas Tony 175, 181 Paetznick Adam 176, 161, 171, 210 171 Nader Laura 140, 149, 160, 169 Pagan Allison 213 Mabis Kurt 210 Mentzer Rebecca 141 Nagy Rachel 129 Pagan Chris 174, 184, 213 MacDonald Brent 181 Menzel Katherine 211 Nagy Sarah 212 Page Bethany 180 Madden Becky 181 Merkle Laura 211 Naiman Jon 176 Palacios Patty 147 Madden Kathleen 129 Palasz Ray 159 Mesrell Ryan 140 Naimon Vince 185 Palko Kari 145 Maddox Julie 169, 170 Messner Josh 146 Nalthaner Elissa 144 Palmer Michael 185 Maddox Laura 138, 162, 210 Meuschke Aime 211 Nathan Heidi 129, 178 Pantoja Patty 191,213 Magee Chris 172, 210 Meyer Amanda 129 Nathan Joshua 158 Papciak Paul 213 Magnetti Tom 176 Meyer Brooke 152, 211 Nathan Sue 158 Pappas Thomas 140 Magnuson Christina 173 Meyer Julie 175 Nato Daniel 170 Paraskevas Darren 191 Mahic Mirza 179 MidkiffRyan 130 Neal Jenny 129 Park James 176 Mahoney Patrick 174 Miegl Jonathan 174 Nelke Mike 175 Parkinson Tyler 176 Malecki Lindsey 177 Migbee Katie 171 Nelsestuen Krista 212 Parks Jason 149, 161, 213 Maletich Kim 146 Mikel Amy 178, 180 Nelson Angela 132, 156 Parrish Kelly 129 Malik Farrah 136, 154 Mikelionis Dawn 135 Nelson Courtney 136 Parry Dana 213 Malthaner Elissa 181 Mikulcik Rita 152, 172, 173, 192 Nelson Jon 170 Paskiewicz Jenny 134 Maluga Tiim 179 Milazzo Joe 174, 184 Nelson Karl 142 Pasky Jonathan 213 Malwitz Jennifer 192 Miller Aaron 149, 211 Nelson Kyle 176 Man Working 143 Miller Adam 211 Nelson Megan 134 Pasztor Laura 163 Mandsager Jeff 176 Miller Amy 177 Nelson Rachel 178 Patel Anita 162, 173, 213 Mangels J.R. 168,185,210 Miller Emily 140 Nemcek Andrew 130 Pater Anita 169 Mangiore Chuck 161 Miller Mickey II 128, 177 Newell Adam 177 Paukener Kristy 213 Manzeske David 188 Miller Nina 166 Newton Mandy 136 Paul Jeremy 135, 178 Marcheschi Mark 135 Milnes Chalese211 Nicol Ben 157, 162, 173, 186 Paull Meredith 173 Marczuk Dave 184 Milosevich Shelley 139, 162, 192 Niec Brian 188 Pavovich James 172 Markowski Matt 174 Mims Jay 174 Niederkohr Art 174 Pawl Tim 127, 163 Markwoah Sarah 144 Minich Nick 130, 174 Niemann Caroline 162 PeacherJosh 177 Maries Nathan 140 Miodov Sage 146, 157, 164, 167 Nieuwveen Marlous 175, 212 Peck Sarah Elizabeth 144, 145 Marshall William 174, 184 Mitchel Amy 132 Nikkila Antti 175 Pelak Jodi Lynn 213 Martens David 173, 188 Mitchell Chris 152 Nikoniuk Bartlomiej 212 Penderson Mark 176, 213 Martin Christine 139, 210 Mitchell Mike 187,211 Niksch Pam 159, 212 Penninga Jennifer 160 Martin Samantha 140, 210 Moe April 211 Nissen Krissy 179 Perino Eric 184 Maruszak Michelle 191 Moeller Amanda 211 Nome Jeff 152 Perkins Jennifer 139, 192 Marxhausen Sarah 154, 172, 210 Moerbe Sandranell 141 Noon Nathanael 142, 180 Peronto Melissa 143 Maslanka Melissa 210 Moller-Gundoson David 142 Nor Daniel 172 Perples Claire 144 Massey Mark 180 Moloi Mothusi 211 Norberg Josie 132 Perri Kevin 128 MassuraKate 139,156,210 Monroe A.J. 177 Nordquist Angie 181 Perryman Timothy 213 Masterson Caryn 192 Montgomery Paul 174 Norman Cyndi 181, 212 Person Ruth 146, 213 Mastra Agus 169 Montooth Peyton 150 Norman Shannon 212 Pesavento Victor 152 Mathews Thera 172 Moore Christina 144,176,211 Nowak Kathleen 191 Pestolov Dmitri 140 Matt Emo 130 Moore Lindsey 129, 181 Nowlin Beth 191 Peters Bridget 138, 179 Matthews Donny 128 Moore Lori 177 Nuechterlein Anna 173, 212 Peterson Deanna 145 Matthews Stacey 179, 210 Moore Rod 175 Nuechterlein Dot 164 Peterson Debbie 156 Mattmiller Jessie 140 Moore Scott 188 Nuness Jared 175 Peterson Rebekah 143 May Katie 140 Moran Casey 174 Nunnelly Nate 178, 180 Peterson Sam 188 Maynard Becky 177 Morauski Teresa 211 Oas Adam 174, 184 Peterson Kelsey 131, 155 Mays Matt 127, 165 Morawski Paul 153, 188 Oberdeck Debby 136 Petitti Rachel 138 Mazak Leah 210 Morefield Mark 175 Obertin Andrea 141 Petran Eric 142 225 Phelan Tim 176, 184 Risch Nate 162, 166, 214 Schmidt Nick 174,215 Skytland Nick 165, 178, 180 Phelps Dan 188 Rivera Kevin 174 Schmidt Tom 174 Slater Adam 130 Philips Jessica 160 Rizzolo Cory 174, 184 Schmitz Rick 174 Small David 134 Philips Stanford 174 Roberts Eric 188 Schmucker Professor 151 Smeja Brad 134, 174 Piaskowy Adam 135, 178 Robinson Beth 191 Schober Amber 175,215 Smetters Luke 130, 186 Piazza Liz 140, 152, 214 Robinson Elisha 137, 148, 149, Schoening Beth 165, 192 Smith Erica 191 Piazza Marc 184 160, 214 Schofield Blake 147 Smith Kyle 147 Pichel Marissa 139, 192 Robinson Hunter 131 SchrankAdam 188 Smith Natalie 132 Pickett Sam 188 Robinson Michelle 181 Schraut Scott 172 Smith Theresa 144 Pieart Tracy 214 Robinson Sarah 139, 214 Schreiber Joel 130 Smoder Sarah 154 Pieper Dan 155 Roby Megan 214 Schreiber Nicole 129 Smoljo Dayna 141, 151 Pierce Kyle 163, 185 Rodriguez Adrienne 137, 148, Schroeder David 174 Snelling Jennifer 136 Pintar Jeffrey 214 149, 160, 214 Schroeder Elizabeth 180 Snock Alan 150 Polito Carmine 151 Roe Nike 214 Schroeder Elly 131 Snyder Bob 140 Popp Kristy 178 Rogers Bill 175 Schroeder Laura 145 Snyder Eric 176 Postubar Greg 128 Rogers Timothy 149 Schroeder Megan 191 Snyder Sarah 169, 170 Powers Austin 143 Rohen Jenny 214 Schrum 176 Soberay Fritz 165 Powers Melissa 136, 158 Rohn Ed 165 Schuette Arron 216 Socausky Tammy 132 Pozen Russell 174 Roman Monica 172, 192 Schuler Corey 162,216 Sohn Karen 132 Press Nathan 134, 181 Romashko Alex 174 Schultz Ann 144 Soki Rachel 131 Price Matt 176 Root Angela 215 Schultz Melissa 129 Soller Ted 174 Priest Aaron 173, 186 Rosembaum Garrett 174 Schumaker Russ 186 Solper Brandy 141 Pudwell Lara 140 Rosenwinkel Bradley 215 Schutte Melissa 192 Sommersberger Greg 174, 184 Puetz Joe 188 Rosenwinkel Mike 130 Schwebke Brooke 216 Sonkin Mara 179 Pun Rohit 169, 170 Rosenwinkel Tom 130 Schweihs Todd 188 Sons Amy 159 Purnel Emily 144 Rosinko Emily 131 Schweikert Tiffany 156, 216 Sons Ann 129 Quardokus Kathy 131 Ross Kristin 152, 215 Scott Kelle Lyn 192 Souzek Lincoln 172 Quenaud Bryan 177 Rowan Monica 172, 176 Scroggs Ashley 129 Spardema Kim 155 Qureshi Aneela 150,161,171,214 Roy Angus 176 Seagren Kart 155 Spas Jessy 145, 172 Rabeler Bryan 140 Rufleth Annie 131 Seagren Kelly 129 Spencer Jordan 216 Radcliff Joy 166,214 Ruisz Melissa 172 Sebben Brian 181 Speziale Tricia 176 Radcliffe J.R. 172 Rumisek Scott 184 Seddelmeyer Luke 186 Spilde Erica 166 Radke Braden 172 Runge Christina 133 See Jarrod 161, 171, 216 Springer Kelly 175 Radtke Jessica 162, 176 Runkle William 215 Segun Raphael 170 Springs Lisa 177 Rakoczy Amber 135 Ruskuls Ramona 139, 165, 192, 215 Seibel Nicky 144, 216 Spurgeon Ashley 129 Ramsattan Krishna 170 Russell Joel 140 Seim Laurel 139, 146, 172, 216 Spurgeon Jill 216 Raquet Kent 214 Rynkiewicz Tom 156 Serge Breanna 132 Spurgeon Kirstin 144 Rather Kim 144 Sadler Brandon 176 Sessler Brandon 180 Squirrel Amanda 129 Rathmann Marty 188 Sadowski Laura 141 Sevick Stever 176 Srock Alan 161, 171, 216 Rauen Theresa 132 Saedstad Ryan 128 Sexton Michelle 134, 178 Stahl Gretchen 137 Ravelo Gabriela 140, 149, 160 Sajdak Andy 152, 166 Shaff Meghan 175 Stahlecker Aaron 185 Raven Theresa 165 Saka Yoshihiro 147 Shah Nisha 147 Stallings Mary Beth 140 Reagan Nolan 214 Salyer Katie 141, 215 Shan Nisha 129 Stanfill Elisa 135, 192 Reahy Bethany 129 Samara Fadi 215 Sheehan Jennifer 192 Stangler Jenna 135, 175 Reamz Bethany 147 Sampson Ryan 174 Sheep 143 Stanton Bill 174, 176 Redd Kathy 145, 191 Sanchez Katie 132 Shelton Chad 174 Starck Tom 176 Rediens Amanda 131 Sanders Kristin 147, 168 Shelton Lindsey 135 Stasica Lauren 135 Reeves Shawn 174 Sanders Oliver 177 Shelton Terrance 174 Steele Jeff 140 Reid Dana 162, 191 Santellana John 170 Sherschlight Rebekah 191 Steele Katrina 148, 216 Reijetter Jed 142 Santellano John 215 Shideler Tim 179 Steffler Jennifer 162, 166, 216 Reinaro Many 131 Sarmeinto Kristie 144, 154, 159, Shields Marrial 174 Steiger Jerry 176 Reinke Joshua 180 169,215 Shillinger Ed 172 Stein Sarah 216 Reinke Stephanie 176 Saterlie Robert 215 Shoaf Andrew 216 Steinbrenner Julie 217 Reisetter Aubrey 166 SattlerAnna 159 Shoemaker Ryan 130, 158, 161, Steinwehe Emily 180 Reisetter Jed 178, 180 Savage Melissa 131 171 Stellfax Sarah 149 Remenschneider Gretchen Sayer Katie 164 Shook Gavin 176 Stellfox Laura 129 145, 165 Scala Christina 131 Shrake Cindy 139 StelterLiz 192 Renner Ian 169 Scala Mickey 176 Shumard Brent 163, 185 Stelzer Chloe 191 Rey Eric 162 Schaefer Heather 140, 156 Shunkwiler Kara 144 Stem Andrew 130 Reynolds Dana 191 Schaefer Jonathan 185, 215 Shustowski Will 174 Stephen Willie Jr. 174,217 Reynolds Matthew 141 Schaeffer Clare 171, 215 Sickinger Josh 134 Stephens Ben 135 Rhodes Steve 172 Schaekel Devin 184 Sidfrid Courtney 162, 191 Stephenson Julie 180, 217 Rhodes Linette 191 Schaekel Kevin 174 Sieker Laura 216 Stern Andrew 172 Rice Melissa 135 Schaffer Chris 127 Silcox Sara 129, 181 Stevenly Emily 168 Richards Chris 184 Schappler Amanda 131 Sills Lela 140 Stevens Matt 146 Richardson Betsy 162 Schaubroeck Matthew 169 Silvey Kelly 129, 191 Stinson Erin 165 Ridenour Rachel 144 Schell Heather 192, 215 Simpson Carolyn 163 Stoeckel Marta 129, 163, 169 Riehm Jacob 142 Schicke Travis 130 Simpson Marilyn 163 Stoehr Rachel 178 Rikal Jarrad 130 Schiemann Jon 161, 171, 178, 215 Singer Ryan 177 Stork Jess 132 Riley Bradford 130, 174 Schillinger Ed 128 Singh Holly 169, 170 StovallMilo 175 Rindal Eric 135 Schlobohm Sarah 151 Sjaardema Kim 141 Strachan Natalie 129 Rinderknecht Jakob 214 Schmaling Karrissa 177 SkarskiJeff 135,170 Straubel Mike 142, 178, 180 Ringold Adam 176 Schmalz Sarah 181 Skibbe Mike 148, 165 Strom Eric 188 Ringold Allison 140 Schmeider Heide 173 Skovy Adam 153 Suiter Jeanette 159, 217 Rink Matt 172,214 Schmidt Kendra 131 Skwarek David 146, 151, 172, 216 Sullivan Kelly 170 226 Sullivan Naomi 217 Vassilova Lilia 132 Williams Ryan 185 Suu Mitoholi 172 Vater Julie 158 Williams Scott 177 Swales John 157 Vaught Jason 174 J Williams Michelle 219 Swango Elyssa 192 Vcelln Kirk 140 | Williamson Heather 131 Swanson Bryan 217 Vegter Abra 192 Willie Phil 175 Swanson Kate 138 Viabel Jeff 141 Willis Laura 144 Swarek David 169 Visco Abigail 173, 180 Wilson Michael 219 Sweigert Chris 130 Vladika Brian 174 Wilson Tracy 176 Sylte Jill 217 Vlk Jeffery 174 Wingard Tyler 180 Szekendi Tim 176, 217 Voeth Mike 172 Wingstrom Joshua 219 Szentesy Amanda 148, 159, Vogt Katie 143, 180 Wirebaugh Jessica 133, 192 164, 217 Vok JJ 129 Wirsing Tara 143 Tai Wendi 147 Volberding Mark 150, 181 Witbrodt Nora 155 Tallon Karrie 192 Vollbrecht Mike 172 Witkowski Brian 176 Tang Steve 217 VollmerKirk 152,166 Wittrock Sarah 143, 177 Taroti Gina 217 VonDerLinden Angela 218 Woike Maria 131 Tarter Dustin 130 Vrabel Jeff 179 Woldeyohannes Hiwote 149 Tegtmeier Luke 185 Vuko Nick 179, 184 Wolf Amanda 143 Templin Kristen 136, 177 Wagner Emily 180 Wolf Chris 128 Tenscher Tony 187 Wagner Ryan 134 Wolf Drew 172 Teply Seth 162, 186, 217 Waip Elizabeth 172 Wolf Ryan 188, 219 Thalacker Lisa 169 Wais Tracy 218 Wolf Steve 142, 166, 178, 180, 185 Thein Andrea 144 Wakefield Aaron 128 Wolin Ryan 177, 219 Thompson Emily 172 Wallace Matt 188 Wollin Mark 140, 176 Thompson Laura 143, 153, Wallens Sarah 151,218 Wolotka Brian 176 158, 166 Walp Elizabeth 131 Wolter Lindsie 133 Thompson Richard 156 Walter Anna 131 Wondra Rachel 219 Tietje Erin 217 Walter Stacy 132, 173 Wong Bobby 176 Tillman Rachel 141, 158 Wanak Jeremy 154, 158, 218 Woodward Sara 165 Timmerman Brandi 144, 192 Wanecke Billy 177 Worman Rhiannon 180 Toatley Dwayne 175 Wangerin Adam 141, 148, Worth Jennifer 173, 219 Tofian Leslie 173 154, 165 Wozny Bryan 219 Tokarz Brad 176, 217 Warner Anne 159, 218 Wright David 187 Tomer Chris 150,161,217 Warner Violet 218 Wunderlich Dean 219 Tomlinson Jason 217 Warrick Steve 181 Wunderlich Dean 162, 219 Tompkins Kayle 142 Waterman Carrie 178 Wurzburger Dave 156, 186 Tonagel Greg 175 Waters Jessica 131, 192 Wychor Sarah 153 Topolosky Michael 218 Watkins Emily 131 Yamtich Bob 167 Townsend Julie 133 Watkins Carissa 131 Yarbrough Joe 178, 180, 186 Trahin Mark 176 Wazny Rebecca 165, 219 Yep Henry 157 Treml Scott 174 Weber Chaz 130, 172 Yerks Daniel 151, 158, 163 Trimarco Rachel 132, 150, Weber Christopher 127, 174 Yoder Benjamin 219 161, 171 Wedow Christina 144 Yoon Byung-Hoon 169, 170 Troutman Matt 128 Wegner Dave 185 Young Angela 165 Truong Tan 218 Wehmeyer Kristina 141 Young Kyle 176 Tsahas John 174 Weidner Tim 167,181,219 Youngblood Carl 174 Turtle Speedy 145 Weier Todd 134 Younger Johnika 149 Twitchell Carrie 218 Weiss Professor 151 Zapf George 163, 185 Tyrcha Scott 174 Welling J.J. 191,219 Zarow Monika 155 Tyson Whitney 134 Wellsand R. Lynn 219 Zastrow Rachel 191, 220 Ufferman Aaron 142, 164 Welzen Julia 143 Zimbrich Joanne 220 Uhoda Tiffany 160 Wenger Rick 178, 180 Zinsser Monica 135 Ullman Kevin 180 Wensel Jason 187 Zittergruen Steven 188, 220 Ulreich Jenny 138, 169': Wesebaum Hilary 132 Zuidgeest Ginger 131, 150, 171 Ulrich Kristin 145, 191 ! West Joshua 219 Zuniga Cindy 154, 220 Unger Anna 218 Westbrook Andy 142 ,,, Zwanzigler Tweeder 141, 165 Unger Matthew 142, 218 Weston Elizabeth 163 Unrath Nicole 154 Westrop Emma 141 Urbanczyk Lauren 191,218 Whitaker Matthew 140, 151 Urbanczyk Renee 218 Whiting Elizabeth 178,180 Vaergara Chris 185 Whitman Laura 136,150 Van Daele Matthew 174, 184 WickertTodd 161,171 Van Mol Scott 176 Wicklund Erin 162, 173 VandeGriend Koty 218 Widner Carrie 129 VandenBrock Mathew 153, 161, Wiechert Heidi 145 163, 171 WieciakAdam 180 Vanderslice Katherine 136, Wiedenfeld Jerry 150,161,171 191 Wiesehan Jacki 219 Vanhatta Ashley 129 Wieshan Jacki 162 VanOtterloo Gerritt 185 Wilke Matthew 180 VanOtterloo Maren 171 Williams April 131 VanZandt Kathryn 129, 147 Williams Erik 168, 170 VanZoest Melissa 218 Williams Lubbie 141, 149, 160 Vargo Mandy 134, 150, 156 Williams Mary 131 Varughese Daisy 147, 148 Williams Mattew 219 227 w ENTRY-LEVEL MANAGEMENT OPPORTUNITIES

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