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CAMPUS LIFE 8

ORGANIZATIONS 34

ADMINISTRATION 48

STUDENTS 68

SPORTS 108 .d~~\...... - ADVERTISEMENTS 136

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Picnic Featured

Durong a sp1rot week wh1ch In­ cluded "Sock 11 to 'em Day," "Hats off to the Bulldo~ Day" and "Overall Sp1rot Day," stu­ dents were treated to an even­ Ing meal in the park. Lou Kelly had h1s staff brought the cafeteroa to the park. and students liked eat1ng hamburgers and strawberry shortcake outside on a pleas­ ant fall even1ng. Afterward. many enjoyed play1ng catch or frosbee. wh1le others headed back to school to h1t the books.

1 Lou Kelly shows h•s o;p•nt on ··sock •t to 'em Day " 2 The deswrt table came complete w1th cake strawbernes ;md plenty of wh1pped cream 3 Sandy Sharp and John Hoftm;m '<'¥ ere among mJny who enJOyed the e~o~en•ng pecnte

·' 12 1 Students ate anyth•n& and every­ th•ng offered 2 Joan Cunn ck sneaks a ntbbtc ~h1le others play fnsbee 3 Joanne Mason and Ann Wagoner en JOY the chance for a pnvate conver$a lion

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'The Best Is Yet To Come'

"Where's Charlie?", a mus1cal comedy set m England m the late 1800s. h1ghhghted Homecom1ng ac· t1v1t1es for the 1978·79 academ1c year O.rected by R1 ck Tyler. assis· tant professor of speech and drama. and Ken Forsyth. ass1tant profes· sor of mus1c. the production com· bmed the trad1t1onal com1c dev1ce of m1staken 1dent1ty w1th ongmal cho· reography and mus1c by a large cho· rus. The Homecom1ng parade brought the day's actiVIties to the attention of Ma1n Street shoppers and bus1· ness persons. ent1c1ng them w1th the theme of "The Best 1s Yet to Come ... Other actiVIties. mclud1ng the Sports Fan Sandw1ch supper and numerous alumn1 reumons. surrounded the Homecom1ng football game - a battle between the Bulldogs and the Kansas Wesleyan Coyotes

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14 1 Lynda Atherton and Bnan Cordel are crowned k•ng and queen dunng halft1me feshvlttes

2 K1m Royer ahas Bulldog. watches the game

3 The cheerleaders and mascot parade down E\Jcltd street

4 Knsten Goodfellow and Jeff Cr•st were voted homecom•ng attendants

5 Alan Gumm and Melody Sweeney were also homecom· tng atendants

6 Becky Ba•le Intently watches the act1on on the fteld

7 The sophomore class exh•btts ItS fru•ts of labor dunng the pa­ rade

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15 Many Enjoy Live Band Homecommg weekend 1s one of several t1mes durmg the year when students danced to the mus1c of a hve band. The cafe lena was decorated for the occas1on w1th green plants. a fountam and crepe paper A 50's Dance. the Christmas Formal and Prom also featured hve bands.

1 Sandy Lang moves w1th the rhythm of the mus•c 2 St.Jrb•rd. from Lancoln Nebr per· formed at the Homecom,ng Dance 3 Many students turned out and ap­ peared to en,oy the danre

1& Talent Shines

Homecommg weekend was a t1me for talent of all ktnd and the " N1ght of Stars" was a reflect1on of th1s tal­ ent. Groups and 1nd1v1duals present­ ed both senous and humorous acts to an aud1ence of students. relat1ves and fnends The acts were well re­ Ceived and at the end of the even1ng the 1udges chose the wmners

l Member$ of StuCo demonstr ate the r bal3nc•ng abd ty as they form a four layer pyramid 2 M Ke 8.1ker Dana~ rec•tes a senous read ng 3 A group of Fanny resid~n t s ~ow the•r wide range of talems

17 Curtain Goes Up On Varied Season A Children's theater production and a com­ bined mus1cal effort w1th the McPherson Theater Guild were two new add1t1ons to the regular dra­ ma fare Under the d1rect1on of Prof R1 ck Tyler. the drama department presented " Allee m Won­ derland, " a spec1alty for younger aud1ences. and worked w1th the local theater gUild on " The WIZ­ ard Of Oz" wh1ch starred McPherson College freshman Patt1 Lusk of Rocky Ford. Colo The drama season opened 1n the L1ttle Theater w1th a student-directed product1on of Samuel Beckett's " Wa1tmg for Godot" wh1 ch was direct­ ed by semor drama mator Debra Stong of Ankeny. Iowa. " Where's Chalrey? " added a humorous and mus1cal touch to homecommg and featured Jeff Gumm. Jr . McPherson. m the lead role " The World of Carl Sandburg" was the first production of the second semester and revolved around the wntmgs adn WittiCISms of Carl Sand­ burg. " The Lady from Max1m's," a French bed­ room farce. was performed dunng the Reg1onal Youth Conference of the Church of the Brethren

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.' 18 1 led by Pa\lle lusk the mem~rs ttf the c J~t of Tt'll~ W nrd of Ot enterta•n parade watchers as the)' parl•c•pate 1n M< Phe-rsor ~ annual All, Schools Day Parade 2 Grace Dester fr, add'i ye.:tro; 10 R1Ck P1tton fr lS !.he prepare<» h•m for h1S role '" 'Where's Charley' 3 l1sa lrle. fr .-md Kyle Rob•nson. •;r s.trup,,f.IC 1n thiS 5C"ene from • WJ•t•ng for Godot • 4 Harold Bnscoe, soph M.1ry Beth Snyder sr md P.Jthe Lust... fr t.1ke part 1n the mus•cal farce. ·where's Ch.)rley' •

I Kyle Robtnson sr • Jnd LIS<~ Ide fr g1'Ve Jo.Jn Cunn1ck sr a l1tt1e ~upport 1n Wa t1ng for Go dot · 2 Ga1l Ensman,Jr ;)nd Prot ken For~yth p.'lrt c• pate 1n the McPherson The,JHe Gu•ld's produc t1on of ·Godspelt 3 Jeff Gumm. J' and Pat11t lusk fr stl;:ue a tender moment m Where·s Ch.arlry' 4 These young women spreJd the li\lest gos~p '" a powder room scene from WF:lcre s Char ley''

21 S.A.B. Sponsers Food-Filled Nights

P1zza N1ghts and Sundae N1ghts were two events sponsered by the Student ActiVIties Board that were enJoyed by students several t1mes each semester For a small charge students could fill up on the1r custom-bu1ll. deluxe p1zzas and sundaes Usually g1ven dunng the m1ddle of the week these nghts pro­ VIded a break from the rout1ne and a chance to catch up on the latest news w1th fnends 1 Doug Gayer, Buhler KS. and Aaron Gragg. Quenemo KS know how they l•ke the1r p•zzas and P•le 1t on 2 Memo Zavala Rocky Ford. CO and Norman Grosbach Enders, NE anx•ously look over the tray to f•nd the•r p•uas 3 Denny Porter. Qu•nter. KS chooses from the many toppmgs avad able for mak•ng h1s p•zza 4 M•ke Beach Waukesha. WI , Joe Ke1r . Brookv1lle KS and Scotty Foust RO

Roller skatong. a grow1ng nat1onal fad. was also enjoyed by Mac students at Student Ac tivities Board sponsored skat1ng n1ghts Nov1ces and experts alike donned skates and rolled along w1th the beat of the mus1c. An occa­ Sional sp1ll here and there kept skaters on the1r toes. but a good t1me was en­ JOyed by all ) P.trn Q;~;ley Hutch n~on KS. and Jont Redmond Qutnter KS put on thetr skates and get ready to JOIO the others 2 Chert Mtller McPher· ~on KS . Ktrk Htggtns Albuquerque, NM und Kay Ann Porter. Qu•nter. KS. are a part of th•s skat•ng Tracy Ikenberry Qu•nter KS Oav•d Moll­ hagen lorra•ne KS. and lynda • Munch· Atherton. Ma•ze. KS. work on ba! mce dunng a reverse ~k.ate song 4 lynda Munch Atherton Ma•1e KS and Tom Ct~st McPher· son KS t.tke a tumble. but manage to get up 'aughmg 5 Tom Neher Qumter KS and leda Gard New· ton KS help Scotty Foust RocKy OK as he f•nds f't. s feet on skates

1S Students Enjoy Warm Weather

As warm weather returned. SAGA Food Servoce helped stu­ dents overcome sprong fever by govong a pocnoc at Lakesode Park. Musocal entertaonment was pro­ voded by the college stage band and Opus. An "all you can eat" spread whoch oncluded froed chock­ en and strawberry shortcake was offered and a fun evenong out­ doors remonded everyone sum­ mer was near.

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1 Anne Ward l.ncoln NE catches. Guy Bourke New York. NY at an awkwbaseball bats and to1let paper. the teams fought the1r way through many tough battled The day was considered a suc­ cess and the second annual Olympmd will surely be looked forward to

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28 1 Pam Tucker, McPherson, KS. chugs her way through th1s event 2 Th1s group of gnls were among m3ny at the lndustnal Arts Club spon sered e¥ent 3 Glenda W1lhams Derby KS. un tangles her~elt from p1tes of to let paper 4 Greg Base. Ktngm3n KS coache\ h1s teammate from the s•dehnes 5 Sandy Lang Chapman. KS. Kns ten Goodfellow lyons KS. and K•m E•sele. L1n 4 coin NE ra

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1 Ttm Flammtng and Byron Hull pract,ce one on one

2 Rob Rosano drops back to pass wh11e Lindell Cox attacks

3 lntens,ty 15 the name of the game dunng 1ntra· myral basketball

.' JO 1 M 'ke Beach hus,tled for a tackle

2 l•na Roesch and Karen Brubaker lead cheer s for Oack s Happy Serv•ce Intramural Football Team

3 Tom O'Re•lly Tom DeMatteo and Terry Etter relax "With a game ot cards

Jl Seniors Await Commencement For the sen1ors of the 1979 graduat­ Ing class May 20 was an Important day as 11 marked the end of their years at McPherson College and the begmn1ng of new lives and careers The semors listened as they were addressed by T1na Roesch. the class pres1dent and the guest speaker. The day for most was one of m1xed emotions. the great· est perhaps bemg a deep sense of pnde and accomplishment

11 1 Sm1t~ N1rula New Oehll. lnd•a and Joan Cunn•ck. McPherson. KS. take one last walk Jround campus before the commencement ceremo­ mes 2 Students JO•n the tra· d•t•ona1 processton across campus 3 lynda · Munch'• Atherton. Ma1ze KS , ex­ pressed her surpr•se as she feels a bobby p•n m the wrong place 4 The march across campus to Brown Aud•tor.um •s led by the fac Ult)'

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ORGAI~IIIIIA fiiiOI~IS The 1978-79 Student Counc1l was led by an enthusiastic and creat1ve pres1dent. Donald Z1egler. The 22 member council represents the Student Body m areas dealing with campus act1v1- t1es and student welfare. StuCo encouraged stu­ dent part1cipat1on and 1deas at the1r weekly meet­ mgs. Council members d1scussed the need for an 1mproved student center. Off campus poss1b1ht1es were cons1dered. but 1t was decided that a shght remodeling of the Student Un1on Basement was the best cho1ce.

I Execut1ve Comm1ttee Kay Ann Porter. secy . Don Z1egler. pres .. Albert Zavala. treas .. Tracy Ikenberry. v•ce pres 2 Student Counc•l Pres•dent Donald Z•egler 3 The 1978-79 Student Council (front row) Kay Ann Porter. Don Z•egler Albert Zavala, Tracy Ikenberry; (second row) Karla Wilson, Charlotte Hayes. Lynda Atherton. Ttna Roesch, Kenny Cotton. D•ane Mtller. (back row) Or Ed Butler. Ktm E•sele. Wylene Schm1dt, Cra•g Holman . An1ta Grosbach. Peggy Dav1s. Karen Brubaker. Scott Young. Curt Th•ll. Paul Neher Not P1ctured Bnan Cordel, Dave Hodges, Harold Spencer

The students who parttc1pate m Mac Ambassadors work directly w1th the adm1ss1ons off1 ce to help recrUit an onent new students They orga­ nize vanous overmght v1s1ts. campus VISitation days and contact mterest­ ed applicants. The two elected offi­ cers th1s year are Jeff Miller, presi­ dent and Kathy Cotton. secretary

1 Mac Ambassador adv•!.Or Joe Johnston and pres•dent Jeff Mtla. er 2 The 1978·79 Mac Ambas· sadors (front row) Joe John­ ston. Pam H•gg•ns. Kathy De· Vader. Ton•e Atvarado. Kathy Cotton. Lisa lrte. leanne Royer, Sandy Rets.nger, (second row) Kearney Lyk•ns. Alan Gumm. Karlene Tyler. Aaron Gragg. Lyn· da Atherton. Pattoe Lusk. Greg Fenno. Pnsctlla Keltner. (back row) Ralph Hamolton. Jeff Moiler Steve Jackson. Jerry Lmn. Dane Rousseau. Robb•e L•nn. Dave Hodges. J•m Kitson

.· The Student ActiVIties Board plans and co­ ordmates many of the act1v1t1es on campus The Board's chairperson th1s year was Leanne Royer, f1rst semester. and K1m EI­ sele. second semester Sue Quay served as faculty adv1sor The Board encouraged stu­ dent 1nput and tned to plan events as often as poss1ble Roller skat1ng and midn1ght mov1es were new 1deas that were enjoyed by many.

1 Student Actrvrtres Otrector Sue Quay 2 Student Ac· trvrtres Board ( front row) lor. Chnsty, Sue Quay. Gene Ewert, (back row) Drane Schroeder Chen Mrller. Krm Ersele, Lon Rernoehl Not Pre tured Chns Whrtacre 3 Board Charrman Krm Ersele leads SAB meet.ng

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Thts year's dorm counctls were faced wtth the famtliar prob­ lems of ratds and the proper penalttes and fines! They also planned activtlles for dorm restdents and the enttre campus. With Bttltnger Hall agatn open for the men. a new dorm council was created.

Opposrte page- 1 81t1mger Dorm Councrl (front row) Crarg Holman. Albert Zavala. Tracy Ikenberry- (back row) Doug Gayer, lothar Stahl. Dean Mrnns. SerJr Kuwata. Rtck Schlender 2 Ootzour Dorm Council (front row) Celeste Lewallen, Mane Neher. Ch.Jrlotte Hayes. Lon Chnsty, Pnscrlla Keltner, Dee­ Dee Ne1ll, Karen M1ller. Kathy Frantz, (second row) Pam Oxley Jon~ Redmond. lynda Atherton. Glona Heyer Drane Masterson. (thrrd row) Rachel Johnson. Cosette Button. Nancy Ba1ley, C'"dY Correll. Karen Lewallen. Kathy Howell. Janet Shaeffer. Karla Marshall. (back row) Chen Mrller Sharon Gumm. Jeff Gumm (dormparents) Thrs page· I Metzler Dorm Councrl (front row) Harold Spencer. Dave Hodges J1m K1tson. Jeff Quay (dormparent). Paul Peterson: (back row) Tom Cnsl, John Hall. Stan Sanger Jerry Sch1ck. Rob Mcintosh 2 Fahnestock Dorm Council (front row) Ken Hogle. Doug Lengel. Gardell Stucky. Peggy Stucky (dormparents) (back row) Paul Neher. La Monte Roth· rock. Bob Neill, Doug Burkholder Curt Thill. Rodger Cars..,ell

4] The lndustnal Arts Club agam opened ti Sgarage s and prepared tts restored cars for the Homecoming and May Day pa­ rades. The club also planned a dance and their ftrst annual Olympiad. Teams from each dorm competed in events using pop bottles, toothpicks and marshmellows.

I lndustnal Arts Club: (front row) Rob Mcintosh, Robm Mollhagen; (back row) 'I Alan Gumm. Dale Z•egler Dane Rousseau. ~ Todd Blake. Greg Base Not P1ctured Mark Romano. Kenny M1ller. Homer Guernsey 2 These g~rls were among many who part•ctpated '" the I A Otymp• ad

... .' •• The Ctrcle K Club was orga­ mzed this year. The club is af­ filiated wtth the McPherson Kiwanas. Ptc tured are. front row: Russ McCaulley. Lyle Grosbach. Gatl Ensman, Deb­ bte Lolltng. Hannah Shank. Joe Optyo; back row: Bryan Dent­ son, Ktm Etsele. Becky Balle, Martma Odokara. Rachel John­ son. The1r sponser ts Rev. Paul Mtller.

Home Ec Club (front row) Con· n•@ N•chols. (advtsor) M•chelle Voth. Deb Lolling. Mar~lyn Woens. O•ane Mtller. Glona Heyer; (back row) Maqean Claassen. C•ndy Bahr. Lynn Hayes. Ktm K•rk• dortfer. Terry Netohcky, Pnsctlla Keltner. OeeDee Neoll. Kathy Thoreen. Jamce Harter. Jeannte Rohrer

<5 The ded1cated students who worked to meet their weekly deadlines were headed by ed1tors K1m Th1essen, f~rst semester. and Becky Baile. second se­ mester. The creative writers and pho­ tographers made the Spectator mfor­ matlve and fun.

1 Spectator Staff (front row) Gaol Eros· man. L1sa lrle. Mane Neher Myra Nye, (back row) Jan Cz1rr , Martina Odokara. Becky Batie. Greg Fenno, Mane Petty. He len Reynolds 2 Mane Neher and Greg Fenno took opposmg s•deS '" the•r weekly Spec columns, but were still fnends when asstgnments were ftmshed M-Ciub (front row) Tammy Roesch. Kay Ann Porter (second row) M1ke Norns. Terr• Enos. Albert Zavala. Kathy Howell. Jtm K•tson. Butch Jones. (th•rd row) John Hoffman. K~rk Htgg1ns. Tracy Ikenberry Cratg Holman. Brtan Cordel. Tom Oe Malleo. Jom Redmond. Lyle Grosbach. £> cell LaFayelle.

J V Cheerleaders Stephan•e Reyes. Leda Gard. Memo Zavala Not P•ciUred Wendy Rayno. Varstt)' Ctleerteaders Franch•el Spenct!r, Rachel Johnson, Becky Ba•le. Ton•e Alvarado, Janet Shaeffer

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Administration Dr. Paul Hoffman. m h1s th1rd year as Presi­ dent, continued to encourage an open atti­ tude on campus and close relat10nsh1ps w1th students. He constantly stnves to 1mprove the academ1c env1ronment and talk with stu­ dents on a personal level.

Dr. Edward Butler 1s new to Mac this year. He holds the pos1t1on of Vice Pres1dent for Student Services. He is a graduate of McPherson and earned h1s Ph.D. at the State Un1vers1ty of New York.

Merlin Frantz has been at McPherson smce 1954 and now serves as V1ce Pres1dent of Adm1mstrat1ve Serv1ces and Dean of Faculty.

so E. Dean Reynolds has been at McPherson I ~ I College s1nce 1963 and has served as Busi­ I ness Manager and Treasurer s1nce 1973. He earned h1s B.S. Degree at Mac

Joe Johnston has been D1rector of Admis­ Sions s1nce 197 4. He 1s 1nvolved w1th the recrUiting of new students Mr. Johnston re­ ceived h1s BA from Rockmont College.

Norma Tucker came to Mac 1n 1971 and now holds the pos1t1on of Associate Dean of Academ1c Affa1rs. She 1s a McPherson Col­ lege graduate and earned her M.l .S. from the Un1vers1ty of Oklahoma.

51 John A. Burden Behavioral Sc1ence Chnst1ne L. Beery Ass1stant Reg1strar

Stanley K. Beery Mathematics

Mr Burden ts an Asststant Profes­ sor tn the Behav1or al Sc•ence De. Mrs. Beery comes to McPherson partment. speciahzmg tn the f•eld of College after rece•v•ng a Bachelor psychology He completed work for of Arts Degree from Manchester hos B A and M A Degrees at West College and a Master of Arts Degree ern Kentucky UniYers•ty. where he from M1am1 Un•vers•ty '" Oxford. Dr Berry holds the pos~oon ol As· taught as a Teacher Ass1stant and Oh10 Her days are full w1th her du­ sooate Professor here at Mac Instructor before com•ng to ties as Ass•stant Reg1strar and the After graduating from Manchester McPherson responstbflit•es she and her hus­ College woth a B A Degree, he con· band Stan share of ra•s•ng two ttnued on. receiVIng h1s Master De­ Mr Burden has mterests '" pho­ young children gree from Mtam• Un1vers•ty and h•s tography and readmg As a part of Ph.D from Floroda State Unoversoty the college hts goal ts ..for the con­ tinued excellence of the academ•c Before starhng at McPherson. Or atmosphere'' Beery taught mathemat•cs at An· drews H1gh School•n Andtews~ lnd•· ana and at Elizabethtown College Jn Pennsylvania He enJOYS a vanety of achv1ties 1nclud1ng tenn1s. basket· ball. readtng, camptng and mustc.

52 .' Jess V. Cooper Conttnumg EducatiOn Dons E. Coppock Phystcal Educatton

John H Burkholder Btologtcal Sctence

As the Otrector of Conhnu•ng EducatK>n. Mr Cooper heads a de partment helpong to meet the needs of adUlts nattonwtde who are seek­ Or Coppock recetved her under­ tng educatton on a part·t•me ba\ts graduate degree fr om Mc.Pherson The program tS offered at hmes and and completed her Ph.D at the Uno­ places most conven•ent to the adult vers•ty of Iowa She has been a key Burkholder has been a mt"m Or sHJdent factor'" the grow•ng Women·s Ath· ber of the McPher\on College stall lellc Department and es a Professor ..nee 1956 He ••rned hiS Ph D at Mr Cooper graduated from Otta­ of Phys•cat Education after com1ng the Umvers1ty of Chtcago .. ttcr wa Umverstty and completed h•s to the College on 1950 graduattng from Mac. As the Profes· Master of Arts Degree at the Untver sor of Btology he •s an tmportant stty of Kansas Or Coppock hkes 5kung and ten ~ part C!f an outstandtng sc•ence de ms. and ts acttve 10 her church mu· partment s1c program She hopes to see McPherson College expand 1ts of· Dr Burkholder entoys hokmg. gar· fenngs and 1ncrease enrollment dentng readtng and hstemng to mu StC He believes McPherson has a good academtc env~ronment whtch also helps to foster the develop­ ment of the " whOrle" tndtvtdual

53 N. Alfred Dutrow Boologtcal Sctence Lester E. Crook. Jr Art

Wesley DeCoursey Physical Sctence

Ml' Dutrow works as AssiStant Professor' 10 Agncuttul'e He com-­ pleted h1s undergraduate wol'k here Art Instructor les Crook came to at McPherson College and has a McPherson th•s year after earmng Master ot Sc1ence Degree fl'om h•s Bachelor of Ftne Arts Degree at M1Ch1gan State Umvers1ty. He be· Bethany College. a Master of gan h1s teachtng career hel'e '" Degree '" pnntmakmg at Kar•• -~ Or DeCoursey, Professor of 1973 State Untverstty and a Master of Chemtstry. ts htmself a McPherson ftne Arts Degree tn ceram•cs at Ne­ College graduate He has taugnt Mr Outl'ow enJoys travel and braska Untverstty here stnce 1952 after 6 years at studytng the agnculture of dtffel'ent Iowa State Untverstty where he al'eas He stnves to make hts Mr Crook enJoys travel. photog· completed work on hts Ph 0 as well courses mor'e exCittng and tnsptnng raphy_plants and theater and ran a as teachtng full time to the students mvotved pottery studto m North Carolina be­ fore com•ng to Mac. He hopes to Or DeCoursey wtshes for every help create an Art Department that student "the JOY of learmn& ilbout " wtll attract more students to be· thetr phys•cal envtronment •n wch come art ma1ors" a way that they see beauty '" na ture and feel an under'stand1ng of the pl'ocesses ot natul'e" Raymond L. Flory H1story. Poht1cal Sc1ence Kenneth A Forsyth MUSIC

Robert Fa1rbank Phys1cal Educat1on

Or Flory, Professor of H•story and Pohltcal Sctence. has been at McPherson College s•nce 194 7 He ts an ·alumnus of McPherson and M r Forsyth es new to the Mac earned h•s M A and Ph 0 at the campus th•s year He comes to us UntverStty ol Kansas after hn•shlng h•s undergraduate work at SouthY~~estern College and earn•ng hes M M E from W1chtta Mr Fatrbank IS new to the College Or Flory IS an act•ve member of State Unr;erStty \ taft thts year He taught, as As~ts the communtty and enJoys buildmg tant Protessor' '" the Physc•al Edu· houses and apartments calion Department and coached Mr Forsyth and hts w1fe Joanne. the men' s basketball team He on the college's parH1me staff, holds a Bachelor of Sctence Degree spent many en,oyable hours work· from Bethel College and a Master of 1ng w1th both vocal and ~nst rumen· c;c,ence Degree from Kansas State tal mUSIC . Teachers College tn Empona

He. •s •nvolved '" CIVIC and church organ1zattons and enJOYS racketball, bow hunting and woodworktng He hopes to see McPherson College become .. more· a part of the Me Pherson commumty work•ng W

55 John W. Gragg Admtsstons Donald R Fredenck Busmess Offtce

Dale C Goldsmtth Phtlosophy and Rehgton

As welt as h1s duhes as AdmiS­ seons Counselor. Mr Gragg was flead Football Coach. Before com­ Mr Fredenck has been on the '"8 to McPherson thts year. he held college staff sonce 1946 and has head football coachmg and athlehc held the poshhon as asststant to d•rector responSJbtht1es at se>~eral the Bus•ness Manager s•nc.e 1975 htgh schools m Oklahoma and Tex­ He graduated from Manchester Col­ Dr Goldsm•th came· to McPher as He rece1ved h1s 8 S degree lege and recerved a 8 0 from Beth· son '" 1969 after ~orktng as a pro from Aushn College any Theologtcal Sem•nary and a lessor at the Bapttst Sem•nary of M M from Northwestern Umverst· Mex•co and as a socta~ worker '" He enJOYS golf, fesh•ng and ar~ ty Chtcago. He completed hts under· cheology and has an tntereshng graduate work 3\ Pnnceton UnM!r· arrowhead collectton He hopes to Mr Fredenck ts very tnterested tn stty and recetved h•s M A and Ph 0 bnng Mac College ··a nattonat cah~ mustc and dtrects the church chotr from the Umverstty of Ch•cJgo ber football and track program" Dr Goldsm•th en1oys h16 fam•ly and has tnterests '" mulitC He hopes to help bnng McPher~on·s academtc program tnto more complete. vttal and cn t •c~l confron tatton wtth the Chnst1an Fa1th'

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Joanne Hamlin Ass\ Dean of Students Alice Henson Learnmg Sktlls

Bob R Green English

-- As well as work•ng as As!.l~tant to the Dean of Students Me;. Hamhn 1'\ an Instructor 1n the learntng S"ult\ As O•rec tor of the Learn•ng Sk1lls Lab dnd •s act•ve '" the Youth Cen Center. Ms Henson helps students ter Program She completed unde-r become more effiC•ent learners. graduate work at Ed•nboro State through •nd•v•duahzed study She College. She was honored tnts year has earned an A A Degree •.it North­ Mr Green came to McPher$on by the Nat•onal Assooatton of Stu· College 1n 1967 and ha• held the eastern O~lahoma A & M, a B S at dent Personnel Adm•n•stratorc;. for the Un•vers•tY ot OKlahoma a posttton of Msoc•ate Prote~c;or of and outstandmg contnbut•ons m sup­ M Ed at Wtch•ta State Un•vers•tt Enghsh stnce 1973 He earned an port of m•nonty affa•rs She wtll A A at Central College. a B A at She has worked tn Learmng Centers complete work on her Maste(s De· on the Fnend~ Un1vers1ty and Vllch­ Seattle Pac1ilc Colle~• and a M A at gree at W•ch•ta State Umvers.ty 1n the Kansas State Teachers College lta State Campuc;es May She hopes. to see the Learmng Mr Green hkes to work '" h•s gar. den. enJOYS photography and Sk1IIS Center •·become a more vtt,jl teaches church school He tS ~hown part ol the college" and to •ee " al· here, on the left, wtth Marvtn Sell most all students benefit from some berg aspect of the program"

57 Monroe Hughbanks Education Gerald J Holrnan Deferred Gtfls

Connne N Hughbanks Languages. Regtstrar

Dr Hughbanks has been at McPher son SinCe 1964 and has held the pos1t1on of Pr..ofessof of Mr Holman has been at McPher­ Educahon ••nee 1976 He graduat­ son s10ce 1968 He now works as ed from Asbury College. rece1ved a Counselor lor Deferred G•fts He 15 M Ed from Kansas State Teachers also Head Men's Tenns Coach and College and a Ed D from the Unt­ an act•ve tenn1s player h•ms.eU He Added to her busy sc~edule a• vers.ty of Nebraska Before com.ng and h•s son Cra•g. a sen•or at Mac Assoc•ate Professor of Languages to Mac. Dr. Hughbanks taught tn th•s year, enJOY play•ng together '" Mrs Hughbanks also carne~ the re public and m1SS1on schools •n Ken­ many summer tournaments Mr spons•b•htles of Reg•strar She has. tucky, Kansas Texas and Mex•co Holman graduated w1th a Bachelor been at Mac College ••nee 1966 and worked as a m1SS1onary 1n La11n ot Arts Degree from LaVerne Col· after earn•ng her undergraduate de· Amenca lege '" LaVerne. Cahfornta gree at Asbury College and her M S Degree from the Kansas State Or Hughbanks 1s Interested'" ge· Teachers College She has taught nealogy research and gardenmg languages '" h•gh school and spent and IS the Pastor of a local church. 8 years 1n MISSIOn

Mrs Hughbanks feels that McPherson College IS ~ wonderful college to be a part of'' and IS •·very proud of what we do here"

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Herbert L. Johnson Learmng Resources Lou Kelly Food Serv1ce

G11ford J Ikenberry B1olog1cal Sc1ence

Mr Johnson came to Mac as Ot· rector of the Learn•n& Resources Center after workmg 12 years 1n Nebraska and Iowa Mr Johnson a Mr Kelly (or Lou as he tS kno~ n graduate of McPherson College to everyone on campus) and hts. earned a Master of Sctence Dttgree S_A G A Food servtee statf are '" at Southern llltno•s Un•verstty the•r th•rd year of excellent s.eN•ce Or IKenberry Professor of B•o.._ to Mac College and the comun•ty ogy. has taught at McPherson s•nce Mr. Johnson enJOYS hunt•ng. f•sh Along w•th the three square meals 1961 He ha• al•o had teach•ng as· mg and work.ng around h•s cab10 tn they provide each day are such s•gnments at Iowa State Untvers•ty. Colorado He hopes to help '" con· treats as p,zza N•ght. Ice Cream Mtchtgan State Umvers•ty and tmuang to butld ··a strong aud•o·v•· Sundae Ntght. A Hawauan l uau worked at Yale whtle on leave from sual communtcat•ons program" (complete w1th roast ptg! ). lad•es Mac Th•s Mac College Alum re N1ght, Col Kelly's Kansas F"ed turned after earn•ng h•s M S from Ch1cken Suppers. a Dutch Otnner Oklahoma State Un•verstty and hts and ptcntcs '" the park among oth· Ph 0 from Iowa State Un•verSity ers The serv1ce they provtde IS evt· dent every day and ts greatly appre· c•ated

S9 0 Eugene Lichty Alumm D1rector larry K1tzel Music

Leland L. Lengel H1story. Poht1cal Sc1

Mr Ltchty came to McPher'Son a5o Assooate D•rector of Development Mr Kttlel, Asststant Professor of and Otrector of Alumnt Affa•rs •n Mus•c. worked t.-..e years tn pubhc 1978 He IS hemseH a McPherson school systems .n Nebraska before College graduate and compte ted teturn•ng to McPherson He gradu· • work for a M TH from the Bethany Theologtcal Semtnary The annual ated from Mac and earned hts M.S Dr Lengel has been at McPher· T~fethon was on~ of the tmportant OegrH from Wechtta State Untvers.· son College s1nce 1963 •nd ha• protects of Alumm and Develop­ ty held the hUe of Professor s•nc.e the 1973 He earned h1s B A Degree ment Othces thts year Mr K1tzet enJOYS pholography. from McPherson. hts M A from btktng and hcense plate collecting Duke Untverstty and hts Ph 0 from and has started a btktng group for the UmverStty of Oregon. Whtle '" tnterested students on campus Oregon he worked as a teachtng as ststant and has worked for the Gen eral Off1ces of the Church of the Brethren m llhno•s

Or Lengel. honored th•s year' as. Professor of the Year. ts an avtd reader. en1oys travel and studytng maps He would hke to try to figure out ways " to get students to want to read more books and more books and more books" Paul E. Miller Campus M1n1ster Cynthia J M1nes Publlc1 ty

Kathleen M. McNamee F1n anc1al A1ds v

Rev Mtller has been at McPher­ son as Campus Mtn•ster and Head Men·s Golf Coach s•nce 1974 He prev~ously held pastoral duhes m II· Ms M1nes a recent Mac gra· hnots. Iowa and Cahfornta He duate. holds the ofhce of Dlfector graduated from Mac. earned a 8 0 of Pubhc•ty She teaches courses 1n ournahsm and edlttng and •s the Mrs Mc Namee works as lnstruc· from Bethany Theologtcal Semtnary 1 tor of Bustness and Economtcs as and returned to McPherson to com ~ faculty adv•sor for the Spectator plete hos 0 0 Degree and Quadrangle She os also worlong well as holdtng the responstbthhes for her Masters Degree at W•ch•ta of O~reetor of Fenanctal Atds She came to Mac after earntng her 8 S Rev MtUer beheves ·our college State Un•vers•ty al Manchesler College and her tS a laboratory tn group hvmg and learnmg M 8 A al Old Oomonoon Unoversoty . and after worktng tn Washtngton, ln­ dtan and Vtrgtnta

S~e hopes 10 see McPherson Col· lege ··pursue and ma.ntatn htgh aca­ demtc standards whtle treattng an en v ~r onment of openness"

61 Wesley Pauls lndustnal Art Frances C. Moore Behavioral Sc1

Constance W N1 chols Home Econom1cs

Mr Pauls. Ass•stant Professor tn lndustnal Educat•on. graduated from Tabor College and earned a Ms Moore has been Asscstant Master of Arts Degree at Fresno Professor of Sooology at Mac s•nce State Un•verstty _He came to Mac'" 1975 She completed work lor a 1978 after hold•ng postttons at 8 A and a M .A at Southern llhno•s HESCO. Bethal College and the lm· Mrs. Ntchols 15 Ass•SUtnt Profes Umver4§1ty and ts a Ph 0 Cand•date manuel Acadamy tn Cahforma at Ball State Untverstty sor '"the Home Econom•cs Depart· ment She completed undergrad Mr. Pauls behoves that •·school uate work at Mac. rec:erved her M S M• Moore enjoys young people should provtde an atmosphere from Kansas State Untvers•ty and and has often been a foster parent where each tndiV!dual can accept conttnues to work toward her Ph.D to several chtldren h1mself as be•ng a person that has there worth''· Mrs Ntchols tnes to ·prepare my students w1th att1tudes and goals whtch wtll enable them to reach the•r max• mum potenttal tn · all ways''

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62 Donald Rommger. Jr Athletoc Dorector Mar vo n E. Sellberg Business. Economocs

Mary Ann Robmson Art

Along w1th h•s dut•es as 01fecto of Athlet•cs. Or Romtnger teaches as Asstst~nt Professor tn Soctal Sc•· Mr. Setlberg. Asststant Professor ences He has earned a B S Degree of Bus•ness and Econom•cs •s new from Oklahoma Bapt•st Untversny, a M A. Degree from the un,vers•ty at McPherson College thl$ year He of Oklahoma and a Ph D from Okla· graduated from Central College of Ms Robmson has been teach•ng homa State Untverstty McPher$0n w•th an A. A Oegr~ and at Mac sonce 1961 and ha• held the recetv~ h•s M 8 A from the Un.· ..-ers•ty of Ch•cago. tatle of Assocaate Professor of Art Dr Romtnger enJoys JOggmg. col· sonce 1969 She graduated from lege football and dtfferent fam•ly ac· Kansas State Untversaty and has tPithes He hopes to see McPherson earned M A Degrees from McCor· "make a genu1ne 1mpact on 1he m tch Theologtcal Semanary and held of ocholarshop and ontellectual Wochlta State Unoversoty She ha• leadershop" taught on hogh school and grade school programs an Kansas

Ms. Rob•nson ts very acttve '"the county Humane Socoety and the Kansas Watercolor Socoety She tnes to ··make ar't ·come altve· for the students" and hopes that the•r hves ··would be ennched by be•n& here"

63 Rtck W. Tyler . Speech. Theater Paul V Sollengerger Mus•c: Stnngs

Harley Stump English

Mr Tyler. a Mac graduate. re· turned as AsSistant Professor of Speech and Theater on 1977 He M r Sollegberger has been a part earned hts M A Degree from Empo· of Mac College sonce 1951 He na State Umvers•ty where he was graduated from McPherson Y~~~th a also a graduate ass•stant Hts ftne 8 A Degree and v.oent on to earn a talents are seen throughout the M M from W•ch•ta State Un•vers•ty Or Stump came to McPher~on '" year 1n eM:cellent theater produc· Before com•ng here he taught '" 1957 and became Professor of Eng­ t•ons publtc school systems m lf'd•ana hsh on 1962 He graduated from Southwestern State Colleg•. He Mtes plants ant1ques. pa•nt· He hopes that many students earned a M Otv from Bethany The· mg. draw1ng and puppets He hopes •·w•ll want to b~ mvolved •n makmg olog•cal Semtnary and earned M Ed to see McPherson become a strong muSIC a vstal part of the•r lives • and Ph 0 Degrees from the Unover· sChool tor the ftne arts soty of Oklahoma

Or Stump heads the Enghoh De· partment and stresses creat•v•IY and the express'"& of one's own tdeas '" h•s courses.

.' K M1chael Warner Econom1cs. Bus1ness Herbert 0 Zook Industrial Art

Jan Van Asselt German

Mr Wart'ler as new on campus thts year as Ass•stant Professor of Eco-­ nom•cs and Bus•ness Admtmstr a· Mr Zook IS in htS r.econd year as t•on rece•ved htli Bachelor ot H~ As,•stant Protenor of lndustt•al Arts Degree and h1S Master ol Arts Educataon at M cPherson He Degree from the Unrwers•ty of Mts ~ earned tus A A Degree from He'· 'iOUrl at Kansas Ctly Or Van Asselt. who came to Mac stan College hos B S from Fort tn 1965. became Profenor of Ger Hays State College and hiS M A. Ed man and Llngutsttcs 1n 1976 He from Ball State Un•lf'ers•ty earned hts B.S .11 McPherson Col lege. hts M S at the Un•ver~•ty of Mr Zook hope< to see the "fur Colorado and h•< Ph D at the Un•· ther development of the lndustnal verstty of Cal•forn•a Educatoon Department ' and feels he has never before worked w1th ··a He enjoys be•ng wtth tm.. w•fe and faculty group as sharp as thos group famtly and ts very act•ve ul the local at McPherson" Boy S~out program He would l•ke to see each student " learn to speak a non-Engltsh language "

6S Administrative Office Staff These pages are devoted to the hard worktng offtce staff people and secretanes whose work may somettmes go unrecog­ nized. but never unapprecttaed

I Bustness Offtce Susan Ballou, Judy But­ ler. Thelma Sheets 2 Regtstrar's Otftce Karen Hoch. Chen Mtller. Marcta Walters 3 Student Servtces Peggte Mason. Cynthta Koehn l Development Off1ce: Frances Gustafson. Anna Mae Hull. Alyce Repologle. 2 Adm1ss1ons Off1ce Jane McGmty. Steve Jackson. Joseph1ne Stubby. Karlene Tyler 3 Pres1dent's Off1ce: M1nam Dell. Betty Barchesky, Patnc1a Lusk.

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Who's Who? Eight Seniors Honoree

E1ght McPherson College sen•ors have been chosen to rank w1th students from across the country who are select­ ed each year to appear in the annual ed1tion of "Who's Who Among Students 1n Amencan Un•vers•lles and Colleges" The students are selected on the basis ot academ•c achieve­ ment. serv1ce to the commun1ty, leadership and future po­ tentiaL Those named to rece1ve the honor 1n 1979 were: Janell Baldner, a sociology maJor. was an ass1stant m that department. and 1n the learnmg Skills Center Janell has served on Dotzour Hall Dorm Counc•l. has been a resident ass1stant and has worked on vanous comm1ttees. She was also a member of Stuco and M-Ciub Mac Ambassadors was an orgamzallon that demanded much lime from Roger Carswell. a h1story maJor Roger was also Involved in numerous Mac College Players product1ons and was busmess manager and reporter for the Spectator_ Roger was president of Ph• Alpha Theta and secretary of "ahnestock Hall. B•ology major C1ndy Correll was sen1or class vice presi­ dent and a res1dent ass1stant in Dotzour Hall. Sl

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or Leadership And Scholarship Abilities

Tra k nberry Ttna Roesch

71 Happy $en•ors gladly part•c•pate '" the commencement ceremo ny •

71 ·' Dwayne Ames - Engl"h New Cambraa Kansas Lynda Munch ' Atherton - Elementary Ed Ma•ze. Kansas Jeff Bach-Education Middletown. Oh10

Robert Q Baoley - Elementary Ed McPherson. Kansas Janel! Baldner - Soc1ology Dallas Center, Iowa Terry Banta • Accountmg McPherson Kansas Kathy Boone • 8u$tness Management McPherson. Kansas Marguente Bucher - English Arkansas C•ty. Kansas

Kev1n Burkholder- lndustnal Arts Buhler. Kansas Ruben Carnon • Environmental Sc;1ence La Paz, Bohv•a Roger Cars'W'ell .. H1story Quenemo. Kansas Dan Claassen - lndustual Arts Rose H1ll, Kansas MarJean Claassen • Home Econom~ Gatva. Kansas

]) Cynlh•a Co"e I - Biology Ab1le'ne Kansas Kenny Cotton B•ology T ~peka Kan.as Kev•n Cr.st .. H•story Qumter Kansas Joan Cunn•c k • B1ok>gy McPherson. Kansas

Rdndy l Edwards • Chem•stry McPherson. Kansas Terry Annese Etter • Ct~m•nal Just•ce Leola, Pennsytvama w. ham G Evans 11 • Cnm•nal Jusbce McPherson Kansas T1m F1amang An•mal Sc•ence H•ll:!tboro. Kansas M.1rgaret G•llock • Account•ng M Pher~n. Kansas

Jana Flory Goenng • English McPherson. Kansas Norman Grosbach • B•ology Enders. Nebraska Sharon M Gumm • Etemen1.:1ry Ed Pra•ne Ctty Iowa Joyce E Hall - MuSic Educat•on M" Pherson Kansas Mane M Head•ngs - Spec•al Ed Inman. K¥1sas

74 Joan Cunntck, as oz·s W1cked W1tch of the West, enjoys her part 1n the May Day Parade

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.' Gary Ho&le Philosophy Conrad. Iowa Crag Holman Hrstory McPherson Kansas Tracy Ikenberry • Brotogy Qu•nter Kansas Conme Jones • Home Economrcs Roanoke, Vrrgrn1a Wrlham ''Butch" Jones· Hrstory Melvern. Kansas

Jauna M Khan • Accounhng lyons. Kansa~ Jana Koehn • Specoal Ed McPherson. Kansa• D•anna Layton .. Home Economrcs Mulvane Kansas Bruce lev.allen • Busrness B"be

M chael 0 Londblade Busone-. McPherson, Kan~s Chen Mrller Accountrng McPherson Kansas Garl Myers MuStc Educatron Holcomb. Kansas Karen Neher • Rehg on Anna. Ill n01s Bob NeoU Eoementnry Ed Quenemo Kansas

n .' Smtta N•ruta Aud•c>-Vtsual New Delho lnd>a Myra Nye • Account•ng Soul/> Hutctun>on. Kansa• Grand Odokara Boology N•gena. Atnca Mochael Pholbroc • [nglo>h Garden Ctty Kansas Kay Ann Porter Phy~cal Educ.Jttan Qu•nter, Kan~3~

Barbara Ramse)' Env ronmcntal Science Wa\hongton DC John Allen Rolfe• • Physoca' Educatoon Oceoansade, CaJ•fornaa Jerry Schack • Bus ness Lawrence Kan\as D•ane Schroeder Aud•o-VISuaJ Cantol"', Kansas Tom Scofoeld • Musoc: Educatoon Kanus c,ty' MISSOUri

Mary Beth Snyder Philosophy Loberty Nebra>ka Randall R Steonmet' AUd <> Vosuat Lakm, Kansas Judy Tharrongton Stockst II Elemet'tary Ed Caldwell ld3ho

79 Sen•or class off1cers are Tma Roesch. pres1dent Chen M•ller. treasurer. lynda Ather· ton. secretary: C1ndy Correll, YICe·pres•dent

.' eo Debra A. Stong - Enghsh Anke~y. Iowa Ceha Stover Physocal Education Manhattan. Kansas Margaret Stucky Elementary Ed Bedford, Pennsylvania \

Patrocoa L. Stucky - Med•al Tech. Galva, Kansas John J Waba - Soc•ology Lassa Uba N•gena Mahd1 WeiJ•e • Agn-Busmess Oar Es Salaam, Tanzama

Mark W1llems - lndustnal Arts Not Pictured McPherson. Kansas Albert Zavala - Bus•ness Bour1

81 Dons Abbott Hutch•nson. Kansas Leah Awotundum Kwara State. N1ger•a Nancy Ba11ey Momll. Kansas Gregory Bauer Genesco, Kansas

Robert Bowman Pawnee Rock, Kansas Douglas G Burkholder McPherson. Kansas Davtd Butler Grundy Center. Iowa Cosette Button Conrad, Iowa

Russell Carswell Quenemo. Kansas Andreas Chnstoforou Ltmassol, Cy-prus Lon Chnsty Marshalltown. Iowa Bnan Cordel Ttpton. Kansas Mtchael C. Oav•s Baton Rouge. Loutstana Peggy Oavts Qumter. Kansas

Tom DeMatteo Hoboken, New Jersey Ga•l Ensman Warrensburg. Mtssoun Gene Ewert Manon, Kansas Randall Farres Saltna. Kansas Hobert G Flory T•pton. Iowa James Fox Loveland, Colbrado Jeffrey R Gumm Pra•ne C•ty. Iowa

.' 82 f::~da W1lhams, Jon. Redmond, Lynda Atherton. and Pam Oxley find the.r own way to get a better

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Juntor class oH•cers are Jtm K•tson. vtce·pres Jont Redmond. treas ; Leanne Royer. sec Jerald Legtns. pres

: M1chelle Hall McPherson Kansas Jamce Kay Harter Northndge. Calttornta Charlotte Hayes l1ttle Rtver Kansas K1rk H1gg1ns Albuquerque. New M e)(tCO Dave Hodges Kansas Ctty. Kansas John Hoffman McPherson, Kansas Jeff Holderread Evergreen, Colorado

Cyn1h1a Hollman Longmont, Colorado Kalhy Howell Conway, Kansas N1ck Ikenberry McPherson, Kansas Rachel Johnson McPherson, Kansas Jtm Kttson Haven. Kansas Roy A Kltewer H•llsboro. Kansas O.ana S Krol Hutch1nson. Kansas

Dan Leddy Conway Spnngs. Kansas Jerald C. Legms II Aurora. Colorado Bob Ltntecum Buhler. Kansas Deb Lolhng McPherson. Kansas Joanne Mason Norborne, Mtssoun

Mary Jane Mason Udell, Iowa D•ane Masterson Mt Morns. llhno•s Jeff M1ller Rocky Ford, Colorado Kartn Mtller Macksvtlle Kansas Paul Neher Grundy Center Iowa

85 Theresa Netohcky L1sbon . Iowa Pam Oxley Hutch•nson. Kansas Mane Petty Essex. M1ssoun Jom Redmond Qu•nter. Kansas Jean•e Rohrer Mountain V•ew. Mtssoun

LaMonte Rothrock McPherson. Kansas leanne Royer l 1ncoln, Nebraska Stan Sanger Qumter, Kansas Frednck A Schlender Burrton. Kansas Steve Schmtdt Inman, Kansas Wylene Schm•dt Inman. Kansas

Barton Shank Daylon Ohoo T1m Sm•th Newton. Kansas Fr anchtel A Spencer Kansas Ctty. Kansas Lolhar Slahl Otllenburg, West Germany Don Sttnnette Elizabeth, Colorado Ktm Thtessen Wtch•ta, Kansas Greg Upshaw Wtch•ta. Kansas

Alan l Vanc•l Norton. Kansas Chnstopher J Whttacre Golden. Colorado Glenda Wtlhams Derby. Kansas Mart•n Wood Panora. Iowa Doane Wyall lyons. Kansas Not PICtured

Bamhart. Dave Edward Hawkes CfoHord W. Beck. James A Judy Rochard Burr. Rebecca O'Redty. Tom Clough, James Rosar1o, Rob Cole, Carolyn Jean Shank. Hannah L. Deaton. Eva Thtessen. Ktm ftnney. Lester Thtll Curtts Hadduck, Kevin Van Asselt, Allan Harper. Cedroc Wagoner. Ann

87 Otane Mtller enJoys I he umque sounds of her ban· 10

.· Antoma Alvarado Sublette. Kansa~ Becky Baole Warren~burg. M1~soun Mary E Bak~r 'W1nd~or Colorado Mochael D Baker Dallas Texas James Bened1ct Robms. Iowa Todd Arthur Blake laPorte, lnd•ana Harold Bnscoe Kansas C•ty, M ISSO\Jrl

Kev•n R Carmen Hugoton, Kansas Gayle E Coon Norw•ch. Kansas Kathy Cotton Topeka Kansas Jelt Cnst Qumter Kansas Bamb• Crumpacker McCune Kansas Kathy OeVader St Marys. Kansas l1sa O•xon Centerv11te, Iowa

DaVId Douglas Tulsa Oklahoma K1m E•sele lancoln. Nebraska Tern Eno~ Marton. Kansas Tony Fawl Overbrook. Kansas Jana F1shburn Haven. Kansas

Gayle Frantz W1Ch1ta. Kans..Js Kathryn Frantz Wmdsor. Colorado Frank Freeman Belle Glade. Flonda Doug Gayer Buhler. Kansas Kosten Goodtellow lyons. Kan!.as

89 Amta Grosbach Enders. Nebraska Apnl Harlan Peace Valley. M·ssoun Glona Heyer Bort1s. Kansas Ken Hogle Conrad. Iowa John Holderread Agra. Oklahoma

Ke1th Hunter St LOUIS, MiSSOUri Greg Jackson Independence. Kansas Pnsc•lla Keltner Marshfield, MISSOUri K1m K•rkdorffer Eldora, Iowa Brent Koehn Galva, Kansas Se•J• Kuwata Tokyo. Japan Johnney Leger Orlando. Flonda ll

Pat Loshbaugh Dallas. Texas Russ McCaulley Ellsworth. Kansas Rober t A Mcintosh Lockport, New York Dan Mason Moulton. Iowa Tom Mason Udell. Iow a D1ane M1ller McPherson, Kansas

Bnan R Mollhagen Lorra~ne . Kansas Robon B Mollhagen Lorra1ne, Kansas Ken Nagamatsu Anahe1m. Cahforma Dee Dee Ne•ll Quenemo. Kansas ~Jh ke Norns Kansas C1ty Kansas

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Sophomore class otf•cers Mart1na Odokara .ec.• Otane M1ller treas. Janet Sheaffer. v1ce· pres .• Russ McCaulley, pres

91 Jo Novotny McPherson. Kansas Mart1na Odokara N•ger•a. Afnca Renee S Pettit lola. Wtsconsm Keesko J Reed Jr Wteh1ta . Kansas Walter Moe·· Richardson Ooyhne, lou•s•ana Ph•l Rohrer Peace Valley. MISSOUri Steve Sawyer Ogallala, Nebraska

Sandra Sharp Enders. Nebraska Janel Sheaffer Chadron. Nebraska Cheryl Sleeper Campton. New Hampshtre Annette Snyder Loberty. Nebraska Harold E Spencer Kansas C1ty. Kansas

Kathy Thoreen Pleasant H11l. Oh1o Robert S Trocheck St Petersburg, Ffor~da Donna Turnqutst ltndsborg, Kansas Charlotte Vancol Haven. Kansas M•chelle Voth Moundndge. Kansas Kar~n Wagoner Adel, Iowa

Anne Ward L•ncoln, Nebraska Yasmtn WeiJ•e Dar Es Salaam. Tanzan•a Kelhe Wolhngham Qutto. Ecuador Kev•n W1lson Valley Center. Kansas Kevin Wood Panora. Iowa

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Blancken. Russ Koehn Kenneth D Carron, James F Lans.11w Dondra K Den,son. Bryan Peterson. Douglas Funderburk. Kenneth E Rutledge, John Goonan. Donna Shepard. Lorette Herbert. Mochael J Watte. Bruce Hunnocutt. Carl N

Jill Ackerman Wtchtta. Kansas Armando Atvarez Orlando. Flonda LathOn Arch•e Jr Fredenck. Oklahoma Ctndy Bahr Valley Center. Kansas George K Batley Oklahoma Ctty, Oklahoma Greg Base Ktngman. Kansas Mtchaet Beach Waukesha. Kansa$

FloydS Bell M cPherson, Kansas Patt• Brenneman Rocky Ford. Colorado John W Brtll Ft lauderdale Flonda M tke Brown Commerce, Oklahoma

James Bucher Arkansas Ctty. Kansas Kathy Burkholder Buhler, Kansas Beth Burns Adel, Iowa Paul Catn Palmetta. Georgta

Jtmmy Canfield Maud, Oklahoma Stan Chtlds Sterhng. Kansas Suzette Chnsttan Arvada_ Colorado John Colvtn College Po•nt, New York Ltndall R Cox Hanston. Kansas Ttm Cox Udell. Iowa Odell Crawford Prague Oklahoma

9S John Weaver has an anx•ous look on h1s face as h•s date Oemse Wolfe. read•es h•m for Prom

.' Tom Crest McPherson. Kanus Jan Cz1rr Alma. Kansas Dallas Darling Little Rtver. Kansas Kathryn Anne Oe111 Pratne V1llage. Kansas Bruce Fahnestock Jonestown Pennsylvanta

Steve Fe1ght Clyde. Kansas Gregory H Fenno W•ch•ta Kansas Leo F1elds St LOUIS, MISSOUri Sharolyn Flam•ng Htllsboro. Kansas P•erre France Oklahoma C1ty, Oklahoma

Leda Gard Newton. Kansas Rob Garver Henngton. Kansas Sue Ellen Gebhart Centervtlle. lowo Greg Gertge lhff. Colorado Vaughn H Goenng Moundndge. Kansas Aaron Gragg Quenemo Kansas Ken Grant•er / Parker, Colorado Lyle Grosbach [nders. Nebraska Homer L Guernsey Mary Esther, Flonda Alan Joseph Gumm Pra•ne Ctty, Iowa John R Hall Clarendon. Texas Oewayne Hallman Bnstow Oklahoma Ralph Ham•lton Belott. Kansas Lynn Hayes rU; Denver. Colorado Rtchard Henderson Kansas C•ty. Kansas M1chael T Hengentus North Royalton. Oh•o Pam H•gg•ns Albuquerque. New Mex•co J1m HoHman McPherson. Kansas James Hopper Maud. Oklahoma Ph•hp Husl•g Great Bend. Kansas L•sa Ide Warrensburg. M1ssoun

R1chard S James McPherson. Kansas Phtlltp Jones Tulsa, Oklahoma Ronald R Jones Dallas. Texas Mtchael 0 Justus L1ncoln. Nebraska Joe Ke1r Brookville. Kansas Bonn•e Ktng Pomona_ Kansas Jack C. Koehn Galva. Kansas

Jan1ce M Ko•ner Ankeny. Iowa Jeff Krabbenhoft Omaha, Nebraska T1m Krehbtel McPherson. Kansas Excell LaFayette Jr Tulsa, Oklahoma Sandy Lang Ab1lene, Kansas laura 01ane lee McPherson, Kansas Wl1h

Doug Lengel - McPherson. Kansas Celeste Ann Lewallen Cando, North Dakota Jerry K L1nn Commerce. Oklahoma Robert A l1nn Commerce. Oklahoma Steven Lockett St Lou•s. M1ssoun M1chael Luna McAlester. Oklahoma

.' Aaron Gr agg and Suzt!'tte Chnst1an enJOY a spnng day w1th each others company Rusty Todd John Rutledge Odell CrJwford and W•lham Reed hll the~r plates dur•ng a fall ptcntc at the park

tOO .' Patt•e lusk Roc~y Ford. Colorado Kdrney M ly k •n~ Ill Blancheste' Oh+o D•ane Lytle McPher son, Kansas Joe Mc intyre Orlando. Flonda

Sherry M McKelhp Nampa Idaho Oav+d MCK•m K1nsley Kansas Sarah McK1ttnck Roc~ y Ford. Color•do Johnny McM 111er Wtch•ta Falls TeJ~JS

W1lham McMurry Mt Hope Kan.as Kar la Mafshall Adel. Iowa Kev•n Matthews Bnstow Oklahoma Kenneth Mellenbfuch McPhe,son. Kansas Joel M•ller Roc~y Ford. Colorado Kenneth M+ller Macksv•lle Kansas

James W Moffitt Wash+ngton. Kansas Oav•d Mollhagen Lorra•ne, Kanu~ Pamela S Moo'e St Lou•s. Mtuoun Breck Mon•er Lacon llhno•s Jon Moyer Leoti, Kansas

101 John·Hermans Mukalazt Kampala Uganda Mane Neher Grundy Center Iowa Tom Neher

Qu•nter I Kansas Martin Newton Wray. Colorado Roya Oboodoyat Tehran. Iran Barton Thomas o·owyer L1mon. Colorado

Kom Ogden McPherson. Kansas Joseph Opoyo Conrad, Iowa Clyde Paddock St LOUIS, MISSOUri R1chard Patton Tucson. Anzona Don Peterson Green RIVer. Wyom~ng Paul Peterson Mounta1n Grove, M1ssoun Denny Porter

QUinterI Kansas

Brenda Pole W1ch1ta Kansas Barbara S Ratzlotf McPherson. Kansas Wendy Rayno Mountain Grove, M1ssoun Darrell Dwoght Reed Mangum_ Oklahoma Lon Re1noehl Olathe, Kansas

Brenda Reynolds McPherson, Kasnas Helen K Reynolds Lawrence. Kansas Renee L R1chards Stanley W1scons1n Tammy Roesch QUinter_ Kansas Margaret Rogers Guthne. M1nnesota •

102 Wendy Rayno and Sandy lang make 1t tough for the compet1t1on dunng the lndustnal Arts Otymp1ad

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Alan Gumm demonstrates h1s fnsbee sk1lls at the annual Fanny p•cmc

104 .' Dane Rousseau Anthony. Kansas Kimberly Royer Tempe. Anzona Sam. Rwakoo1o Na•rObi. Kenya Pedro Mariano Salazar McPherson. Kansas Mark A Sayler St John, Kansas Larry Schock Lawrence. Kansas

Tim Schlesener Henngton. Kansas Jess Schload litttl. Pennsylvania Joha 0 Schrag McPherson. Kansas Darcey Schwtndt Qu•nter, Kansas Jelf Shelton La Porte Coty Iowa JoAnna Smyres W1ndom. Kansas

Lloyd Snell McFarland. Cahtorn•a Otto Rene Sotor zano Guatemala Ctty Guatemala Mall Standafer Worthtngton. M~nnesota Darren Earl Staton Dallas, Texas Anna Kns St•nnette Arvada. Colorado

Lynn Stoneback Mtddleburg Pennsylvanta Joel Strom Read•ng M1nnesota Carol Swank Poplar. Montana Melody Sweeney Copper Htll V1rg•n•a Oenn•s Tedford M•nneola. Kansas

lOS Patti Th•essen W1ch•ta Kansa~ Byron Th1ll Adel. Iowa Garry Thomas Dallas. Texas Mary Ann Thompson McPherson, Kansas Rusty Todd Oklahoma Coly. Oklahoma

Pam Tucker McPherson Kansas Gary Unruh Sharon Spnngs, Kansas Randy Voran McPherson. Kansas T1na Wagner Woley, Colorado Ron Wash•ngton Kansas Cny. M1ssoun

John Weaver Lans1ng. New York E•leen Wezdenko Phoen•x. Anzona Brent W1llems McPherson. Kansas Karla W1lson Valley Center Kansas Darrell w,se McPherson. Kansas Rhonda W1se McPherson, Kansas Cand1 W1tmer Ml Morns. llhno•s

Oemse Wolfe Mountain Grove, M•ssoun Jeff Wolle Adams Coly, Colorado Glen Wroghl Kansas C•ty. Kansas Scott N Young Sotanta Kansas Memo Zavala Rocky Ford. Colorado Dale Z1egler Elizabethtown. Pennsylvama

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Achllleos. Pan•cos M•chae-1 Lubo t Nesonga Black. Qu•nton M Ma1.ar ~ s, Sandra Clark l•anne Nyak31ura Andrt~"> f•shback. Kt•th Ogw.mc Charlt"S Gaston Walter F Ow10y Ren~on Harshberger Kev•n J Pr~~ lr..a Hender5on Dan C Rr~d W1h.Jm Horn, Karen Ann Reg~er Rhond J Houston. Patnc•a Re•s•nger S ..mdr 1 loanncu Charlalambo'51 S Reyes StPph~ln•e E lrfan. SaQu•b RundQu•st. Barb •ra Kasadha. Ruth C Snell. Oavod Kaufman. Cameron Brent Wh1ted. Arnell Krehb•eL Marlene W1lc:.on. Kenneth Lichty. Lyle R V,I/IIC' l•sa Fern

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[ SPORflJ Johnny McM ller. fr W•ch•ta Fall•. Tex ~eeps a toght grop on h•s opponent as he pulls h•m to the ground

As play progresses on the f•eld. W•lham Reed. fr D

3 Darren Staton. fr Dallas Tex does some fancy foot· work to avo1d opponent as he attempts to move the ball down the held .·

Bulldogs Post Second Winning Season In 20 Years Beh.nd the strength and speed of a strong downs. Four other Bulldogs were chosen for group of freshmen. and under the leadership of Honorable Ment1on KCAC team. They were hrst year coach Johnn1e Gragg, the Bulldogs sen1or Butch Jones, sophomores Frank Free­ fin1shed w1th a 5-3 record .n the KCAC. Th1s man and M1ke Baker and freshman Bart O'D­ mark gave them a lie for th1rd place w1th wyer. Friends, beh1nd Bethany and Southwestern. Throughout most of the season the Bulldog's The1r 5-4 overall record was the second w.n­ defense against the rush was ranked national­ ning season .n 20 years at McPherson. ly. Freeman led the team 1n tackles. Sopho­ Freshman Darren Staton was named to the more Johnme Rutledge was the Bulldogs lead­ All-Conference team. Staton rushed for 303 .ng offens1ve player. f1n1sh1ng w1th 336 yards yards and hn1shed w1th a team h1gh 10 touch- rush.ng and 216 yards pass1 ng

Excell lafayette. fr . Tulsa_ Okla •s brought to the ground by a group of Coyotes as he struggles to ga•n yardage

Dunng the homecom•ng game aga nst Kansas 'Ires· leyan. Darren Staton. fr , Dallas Te) • stretches to get that hrst down

111 Tra1ner Ceha Stover. sr . Manhattan. Kans. tntensely studtes the act1on on the f1eld

Steve Lockett. tr . St Lou•s. Mo. . stands ready to attack h1s op· ponent as the ball 1S h1ked

M1ke Baker soph • Dal­ las. Tex ends up on top of a ptle·up as the Bulldogs bnng down thetr opposthon

11 2 Wtlh h•gh hopes lhe Bull­ dogs come runntng out on the fteld ready to wm an· other one

2 Some defens1ve players take a break on the bench. while the offense goes to work for awh1le

IIJ Women Finish 4th In KCAC

The women's tenms team f1n1 shed w1th a conference record of 5-5 1n dual meets for fourth place 1n the KCAC. Return1ng semor Karen Burk­ holder. a three year letterman. played 1n the number one s1ngles po­ Sition and was honored w1th an Ath­ lete of the Year award for her out­ standing efforts. Other members of the team were Kathy Burkholder. D1anne Wyatt. Gail Coon. D1ana Lay­ ton. Karen Brubaker. Mary Rodgers. Pam Oxley and D1ane Miller

Our•ngan afternoon pract•ce. Omnne Wyatt, J' Hu t ch•n ~ son. Kans and Ga•l Coon. soph., Rago. KoJnS work on perfect•ng the1r serves

2 The g1rls hsten as the ~r coach Or Dons Coppock g•ves IOS\fUCt iOOS

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114 Jogdogs Finish In Fourth

In the KCAC conference meet to end the season. the McPherson Cross Country team flntshed tn fourth place Jtm Kttson. JUntor. and Lyle Grosbach. freshman. were cho· sen for the All-Conference Team.

Albert Zavala. sr Rocky Ford Colorado ~arks to get a steady pace go•ng

2 J•m Kllson I' Haven Kansas and lyle Grosbach. fr • Enders Nebraska stnve to go that last mtle as they run s1de by s1de

3 Cross Country Front Row Jon Moyer, J,m Kusan, lyle Grosbach Ba

115 Volleyball Squad Battles Tough Competition

Desp1te a strong group of freshmen g1rls and the leadership of several returmng let­ termen. the women's volleyball team could manage only three w1ns th1s season. Th1s young group, led by sen1or Kay Ann Porter and 1un1ors Jom Redmond and Peggy Dav1s. was directed by second year coach Gaylord G1llette and fought hard aga1nst tough con­ ference competitors.

Sandy Lang. tr • Ab•lene. Kans . leaps up to save a ball as •t sneaks O\fer the net

2 Pam Tucker. fr. McPherson. s.et.s the ball htgh so that the nearby sp•ker can put t away

3 In hopes ot a potnt, Pam H1ggms fr . Albuquerque, N M serves the ball Bonn•e K•ng fr • Pomona Koms prepares to block as the balls near the n~t

Jon• Redmond . I' QUinter Kans follows through on her bump wh1le Pam H1ggms. fr , AlbuQuerque. N M stands by to help out

G"rs Volleyball Front Row·Lynda Atherton Jon• Redmond Tern Enos Kay Ann Porter Tammy Roesch Sandy Lang. Wendy Rayno Back Row-Coach Gaylord G•llette. Pam H•gg•ns. Pam Tuc~er. D•ane ly He Bonn•e K•ng. Pe-ggy Oav•S Patt• Brenneman. Rhonda W•se SOCCER TEAM POSTS SUCCESSFUL SEASON Semors Ruben Carroon and Grand Odo­ kara prov1ded valuable leadership and offen­ Sive sconng to help the Bulldog soccer team to two successful seasons Competmg tw1ce. 1n the fall and m the spnng. the team fln1shed h1gh 1n the1r n1ne team Kansas Soc­ cer League. 01V1S1on 8 Large. enthus1ast1c crowds were often on hand to cheer the1r team and enJOY a sunny afternoon

Mark Sayler. fr St John Kans qu•ckly gets up after try1ng for a goal

The team huddles at the end ot one held for a pep talk between halves

Ruben Carnon sr , Bol•v•a uses control to gUide one ball down the held

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118 .' Pan•cos Ach•elles. fr Greece works to take rhe ball away from an opponenr

2 Reuben Carr•on. sr • Bohv•a prepares ro use h•s sk•lls to work the ball away from h•s oppos1t1on

119 Bulldogs Finish Str.ongly

The 1978-79 season f1n1shed strongly for the Bethellnv1tat1onal Tournament on Newton. Direc­ Bulldogs With w1ns over Bethel at homeand Tabor tion was proveded by f1rs t year head coach Bob on the road The men hn1shed seventh on the Fa~rbank and ass1stant coach Kent Harns K C A C With a 4-12 record and a 6-18 record Jumor transfer M1ke Dav1s was voted by h1s overall Jun1or transfer Rob Bowman was named teammates as most valuable player. Walt " Moe" to the honorable mention K C.A.C. team. The Richardson. soph .. was voted most 1mproved and season was highlighted by play at the Rockhurst Rob Bowman. 1r . most 1nsp~rat10nal lnv1tat1onal Tournament 1n Kansas C1ty and the

Moe R•thardson. soph. Ooyl•ne , lou•s•ana. goes up aga•nst an opponent as he puts 1n a lay-up

2 Rob Bowman. Jr Pawnee Rock. Kansas. works around a Tabor opponent as he drrbbles the ball toward the basket

llO .' I Guy Bourke soph New York. New York. shoots toward the hoop '" hopes of another two po•nts

2 Wh•le try1ng to avotd a Blue1ay player, Doug Gayer, soph Buhler, Kansas looks for a team mate to pass to

3 Mtke Davts. Jr Baton Rouge. Lou•s•ana. cuts '" front of a Ta bor player as hemoves the ball across the court

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1 In hopes of putt~ng more po•nts on the board Scott Loom•s, 1r • Gad1eld Ks • goes for a shot

2 Adan Carnage sr Albuquerque. N M leaps ott the floor to get the nght angle for a shot

3 Guy Bourke. sr , New York NY scoots by an oppos•ng player

4 Although Tabor nvals stand close by, Wilham ··eutch·· Jones 1r . Melvern, Ks • prepares to get th~ rebound

5 M1ke Oav1s 1r Baton Rouge , La • leaves J uatl of fallen players as he manuvers to the basket

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A long season ended for the women s team w1th an 0-20 overall record and an 0-16 mark m conference play The women worked hard under the coachmg of Gaylord G1llette and showed marked Improvement as the season progressed Numbers were a problem as only hve women who began the season also ended 1!. Freshman Bonme K1ng was lost to 1n1ury and JUmor Peggy Dav1s stepped 1n to f1ll her place dunng the remammg games. Letter w1nners were Peggy Dav1s, Pam Tucker. Wylene Schm1dt. Tern Enos. Sandy Lang. and Kathy Howell. Jun1or Wylene Schm1dt was also voted honorable mention K.C.A.C. 1 Wylene Schmtdt sharpens up her free throw shoot.ng dunng practtce

2 Sandy lang toes to add one more po•nt dur1ng her tree throw attempt as Peggy Oav•s and Wylene Schm•dt look on

3 Kathy Howell shoots over defenders 1n an eHort to score two more po•nts for the Bulldogs

4 1978-79 Women·s Basketball Team Tern Enos. Wylene Schm•dt Sandy Lang Pam Tucker. Kathy Ho~A-ell. Bon· n•e Ktng. Janel! Baldner Etleen Wez· denko Pat Loshbaugh

tl5 1 Men·s Tenn•s Team Back Row Coach Holman. John Hoff. man Cra1g Holman. Tracy Ikenberry Front Row Doug Gayer Dan Leddy LaMonte Rothrock. Jeff Cflst - Tracy Bufo' Ikenberry stnves to meet the ball

Steady' Leddy moves to the net

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HOLMAN WINS CHAMPIONSHIP FOURTH TIME

McPherson and Bethany contmued to domi­ nate the K.C A C w1th Bethany havmg the edge, hand1ng the Bulldogs the1r only conference loss. The team flmshed the season 7-6 overall after play1ng a strong schedule wh1ch 1ncluded teams such as Nebraska Un1vers1ty , Kansas State, Mls­ soun Western, Empona State and Fort Hays State. Semor Cra1g Holman was conference champ1on for the fourth year and was selected McPherson College male athlete of 1979. Coach Jerry Holman fm1 shed h1s seventh successful sea­ son at McPherson

I Intense concentrauon •s sho¥rn on the face of Doug Gayer

2. Exqu•S•te form •s d•splayed by Cra,g Hoi· man

3 John Hoffman keeps hts eye on the ball as he prepares to launch •t across the net

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Track Team Finishes Third A young and talented track team hntshed a successful season wtth a thtrd place K C.A. C. standtng tn the men's dtvtsion and a stxth place limsh for the women. Twenty men and 12 women made up the team under the leadershtp of mtenm coaches Scott Robmson and Larry Lattmer. School records were broken by Butch Jones, wtth a 6' 7" high JUmp leap, and Sandy Sharp. wtth a time of 1127 7 tn the 3000 meter run. Both fin­ ished ftrst m the K.C.A.C. meet tn these events. All-Conference honors also went to Charle Og­ wang 2nd m the (tnple fUmp). to Lathon Archte, John Hall. Walt Gaston and Phil Jones (3rd tn the 400 meter relay). to John Hoffman (2nd tn the htgh Jump). to Walt Gaston (1st tn the 100 meter), and to John Hall (2nd tn the 200 meter)

l John Hoffman concentrate-s. on h•s ~le vault1ng 2 J•m Women's Track. FRONT ROW Stephan•e Reyes. Glenda Wli· K!t$0n enthus.ashcally crossed the f1nt'jh hoe 3 1979 Men·s !tams. Knsten Goodfellow Tern Enos Sandy Sharp BACK Tra< k FRONT ROW Charles Ogwang. La than Arch•e Walt ROW Patti Brenneman Jon. Redmond, Pam Tucker, Pam GMton, Phol Jones BACK ROW Jom K1tson Dave Hodges H1gg1ns Sandy Lang 5 SJndy Lang part•Ctpates '" the long hn Hoffman Lester F1oney Bu.tch Jones John Hall 4 1979 JUmp

1 ~9 1 Phil Jones. Wal1 Gaston and John Hall round the track •n good ttme 2 John Hall and Lathon Arch•e pract1ce the~r handoff for the 400 meter spnng relay 3 K•rk H•ggms stretches O~Jer the hurdle 4 Throw•ng the d1scus IS Pam Tucker 5 Sandy Sharp and Terry Enos stnve for the lead 1n the 1500 meter race 6 Dave Hodges throws the d•scus 7 Walt Gaston makes a handoff to Phtl Jones as he an­ chors the men's 400 meter relay

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Golf Team Finishes Third

Under the leadership of 5th year coach Paul M1ller the golf team f1mshed 3rd in the K.C.A.C. N1ck Ikenberry was conference medal1st and Cliff Hawkes placed fourth 1n the K.C.A.C. tournament to net All-Conference honors.

IJl .' 1 Mac College Golfers enJOY the landscape wh1le mak•ng the rounds

2 Squtnt1ng mto the sun, M>ke Warner follows the path of hos ball

3 Coach Paul M,Uer demonstrates how •t s done

4 Men's Golf Team Back t

5 N1ck Ikenberry pract1ces h•s dnve at the McPher· son Country Club

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