1995 Moundbuilder Staff Finished Yet Another Page Turning Book Packed Cover to Cover with Pictures and Stories of the Past Yearonsc Campus

Stewart Fieldhouse gets the much-needed face-lift in only one of the planned renovation projects included in the Expanding Vision Campaign.

95 O-Ite 95 Right: "Eight down and how many more to go?" asks freshman Heather Stout as she hurriedly irons the costumes backstage before opening night.

Below: Kim Mercer asks herself whyshe went through so much school just to flip burgers-but of course, she also doubles as a social work professor.

Right: President Carl Martin is more than willing to help junior Tara Ghere hold on to Denise, the cow, while secu rity guard Ron Harp puckers up. Dawn Pleas-Bailey smiles a little too evilly; could she be up to something?

95 t~ 95 Middle Center: TWEEDLE DEE Top Left: DUH! Freshwoman ANDTWEEDLE D UM! Jennaine Heather Blackmore, worn out by Rhodes and Eric Mauldin poseas college life, takes a Saturdaynight yet another set of twinson the SC off to actually spend some time in campus. her room. Middle Right: NUMBER ONE! TopRight: MOVE IT! ].D.Smith Ryan Rawlings prepares to serve demonstrates hlsauthori ty during the ball at the Phi Delta Theta vs play construction. Sigma Iota Sigma rush volleyball game. Middle Left: POSSESSED! An unknown force takes over Cecily Bottom: DAZED AND CON Hopper's body causing her to get FUSED! Chad Holt searches for a down at the 1994 Fall Homecom companion at the homecoming ing dance. dance. 95 thzee 95 Right: Mr. Potatohead and his family try to escape the dining hall before they get "fried."

Below: When a boy becomes a man he puts away fingerpaints andgoes to spray paint.

Kedrick Rollins enter tains Tyree Myles, Clintric Kennedy and Monique Stanley. Must be nice to have your own pianist!

9510-wz 95 Dmmm!! Kassi Dyar studying. Is this a once-in-a-year tradition? I seem to remember a picture similar to this last year in the yearbook.

Left: Colin Milligan seems surprized he's actuaIly working on the Moundbuilder. Above: Have you ever seen so much rock art?

951we 95 Below: While John Schneider is mesmerized by the camera, Curtis Wheatley steals a chip.

Right: "What's going on here?" Preston Richert and Sal Villagran show their volleyball prowess.

Left: Janayt! White confirms "It's Good!"

Above: Freshmen Kellie Powell, Christy Grealis, Heather Schermerhorn, and Natalie Moore are all smiles at SC's first football game.

95 4i~ 95 n!" Jay Wilson, y N ce, Stephanie les, EIiska Hicks, Carey Melissa Pickerign, and Sheldon show their sup at the Moundbuilder's ~=1l11lJ'. football game.

Left: Meriam Lehman looks prepared to guard her drum with her life.

Above: Robert Higgins shows his spirit and his pretty face at an SC football game. Freshmen Stacey Robbins and Heather Johnson tip on the cover photo for the 1994 yearbook while getting to know each other.

Finally a woman in charge! Groundbreaking ceremony for the Stewart Fieldhouse renovation.

95 ei9lt 95 Left: Carmen Doramus, Heidi Hull, Kerry Van Royen, & Holly Mitchek with smiles on their faces display their rock for the MoundBuildingCer emony.

Bottom left: Kedrick Rollins, Issac West, David Boyd, and Jerome Bailey provide dinner music for everyone in the cafeteria by singing "If I Ever Fall In Love."

Bottom right: Raquel Rios and Amanda Folk wait in line at the tailgate party while Zachary Martin begins to dig in to fill his plate full of food .

95 Hilte 95 Below: Ange Craft and Laura Magouirk show the side effects of too much caffeine.

Top right: Heather Moore cheers her heart ou t at SC's first football game.

Right: Pi Delta Sigma members; Brett O'Brian, Chris King, Stacy Welk, Jen nifer Horton, and Kassi Dyar feel sat isfied about the rock they just painted.

95 teIt 95 Top: Kenisha Bell and Ameichia Perry show off their confinements with enthusiasm.

Above: Jennifer Loomis and Angela Mayorga, the inseparable duo, are now written in stone.

Right: Benn Jackson spontaneously reacts to a question at the date rape seminar.

95 ete()eH 95 Top left: Can't these people get decent jobs with their educations? Top right: Look at these beautiful an gelic faces. Who could ever dream of the terrible thought of suspension? What is the world corning to?

Bottom: "Oh where, oh where has mylittle dog gone? Oh where. oh where can he be?"

95 twetr.te 95 Left: It's fun to be in school on a sunny fall morning!

Below: Last Moundbuilding ceremony for the 1995 seniors.

Chris Douglasopens his lavish Christmas gift as Heather Schermerhorn and Charlie Rhoads watch. Is that a look of disbelief?

95 t~'tteeH 95 To p Left: Hey Seth Lindberg! Have you had your V8 today?

Top Right: The Three Amigos Kristin Sauer, Christy Grealis, and Heather Schermerhorn.

Bottom Left: Trevor Bridges was just another SC victim captur d on film.

Bottom Righ t: Ange Craft is caught in theact of sneaking into Punkin's room.

95 IO-wtteelt 95 hanges at S.C.

Top Left: HOW ABO UT THIS STYLE? Debbie Dove con s ulL~ Ang ie DeFisheron how much this dress will hav to be altered for lhe new and improved Michelle Hargis.

Above: CROSSDRESSER OR FOOTBALL PLAYER? Michelle Hargis is caughl roaming around campus showing off his new look.

Left: LOOK AT THAT BABE!! Jerf PrOlho. Jennifer Loomis. and Angela Mayorga look with awe at the beautiful ighL of !he new Michelle Hargi .

95 lilteeH 95 Above: Tava Ingram getsagroupChriShnas hug from Hea ther Johnson and Stacey Robbins.

Right: Colin Milligan demonstrates Tae Kwan Do to elemen taryeducationstudents on Career Day.

95 4i:tteeH 95 Left: Preston Richert and Glenn Hammons unfold their immense spirit for the Lady Moundbuilders Volleyball teamat the social organization bannercontest.

Below: Chad Strohl and Kurt Echols - two guys who know how to have fun!

Left: Brandon Sommer, Murray Moore, Wendell Andrea,and Michael Allen strike a pose for the camera.

Above: Jesus Reyes, Crawton Hightower, and Robert Hightower share a laugh.

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Ol"ganizatio Student Activity Association

SAA sponsored many activities for the 1994-1995 academic year. Some of those activities included: free movie night, bowling night, a monopoly tournament, the midnight breakfast,spring formal, and rapelling. Many other activites took place on campus through -out the year that were made possible by SAA.

1994k-1995NSApA. Officers: T~son Mars, Scott Jagodzinske, Eli ska Hicks, Stephanie Gonzales and Heather Ruc er. ot lctured: Chnsty Grealis. '

.95 tweHt'l 95 SGA

SGA members 1994-95: 1st row: Paul Jackson, Scott Jagodzinske. 2nd row: Christian Lu tz, Sean Quinlan, J. D. Smith, Terry Barnett, Jon Schneider; 3rd row : Rence Seyb, Angela Mayorga, Jennifer Loomis, Donelle Bergeson, Teresa Latta, and K. J. Pittman.

your vision?" This is the first question Martin Rude asked the Student Government Executive Board . planning session before the 1994-95 school year began. "Whatis our vision?" they asked themselves. question in mind, President Donelle Bergeson, Vice President Jon Schneider, Secretary Angela Treasurer Jennifer Loomis and Assistant Dean ofStudents Da wn Pleas-Bailey put their heads together out the answer. The answer that emerged was that SGA really is the voice of the students. Members students having concerns to bring them to SGA meetings for the Senate to study. actions of the SGA were to query activities and organizations on campus about concerns affecting Steps were taken, and will continue to be taken, to make the Southwestern College campus safe and

SGA Executive Council: Jennifer Loomis, Scott Jagodzinske, Angela Mayorga, Jon Schneider, Donelle Bergeson, Christian Lutz, and K.J. Pittman. All the news that's fit to print

Noses for the news. 1994-1995 Collegian Staff: Top: Brandon Haynes, Scott Galliart, Diana Hayes, Milligan, Deborah Mattal, Morgan Puderbaugh, Robin Hathaway, Brandon Smith. Front: Douglas, Christian Lutz, LySyin Lobster-Maddox, Jana Cartwright, Tava Jo Ingram, Rebecca Amy McWhirt, Jessica Muret, Jerome Bailey.

With probably the largest staff in the past five years, the Collegian kicked off its 99th year in print. The staff was eager to begin reporting the happenings on campus and did a wonderful job of including a v of articles in each page turning issue. The first semester Amy McWhirt, Robin Hathaway, and Chris Smith served as the editors. To finish the year, Robin Hathaway and Jerome Bailey served as the second semester editors. Throughout the ye the staff lost a few members, but they also gained some. This year the Collegian assigned ''beats'' for each reporter to make sure that all possible stories reported. The Collegian also had many people who were eager to take pictures so there were many to accompany articles. Advisor Kathy Wilgers said she was pleased with the efforts of the 1994-1995 Collegian staff and the of this year's Collegian.

New faces: Joining the Collegian staff for the second semester are Marian Grieve ± and Jaime Brooks ~ ~

9 5 tweftt~-t((J.(J- 95 oundbuilder captures life on campus

With the combinedefforts of the entire staff, the 1994 1995 Moundbuilder staff finished yet another page turning book packed cover to cover with pictures and stories of the past yearonSC campus. Each club, sports team, or ganization, and event was coveredinaninterestingand unique way. Many people worked above and beyond the call of duty to make sure pages were done by the deadlines to bring you this yearbook.

A DANGEROUS LINE! The 1995 Moundbuilder Staff: Robin Sheldon, Heather " u ~JII,Stacy Welk, Stacey Robbins, Heather Schermerhorn, and Tava Ingram. 2nd Row: Bryan ,Brian Pagan, Charlie Rhoads, Colin Milligan, Morgan Puderbaugh, and Jerrod Wheeler

You want me to what? Morgan Puderbaugh looks in disbelief at the editor who has just given him another assignment.

95 twutt~-t4'f.ee 95 Below: Angie DeFisher and Jason BertolJC keep things running smoothly at . a deba Grand Debate as usual tournament.

The 1994-1995 Debate Squad had a spectacular year, especially in self-growth. The squad was privileged to get new assistant coach Jason Hartwig. Jason came to Southwestern after deba ting at the U niversi ty of South Carolina and coaching at the University of Wyoming. The squad also had many freshmen who added to the diversity of the squad. The debaters performed outstandingly on the national circuit competing with much larger universities. But the debate squad is most proud of their accomplish ments that happened outside of competition. The members of the squad partici pated in two service projects. The first of these projects is an annual tradition for the debate squad. They adopt a needy family from Winfield and buy them food and household goods for Christmas time. The second service project that the debate squad sponsored wasan all-campus clothing drive for Bosnian refugees in Northern Italy. After spending all year debating about the bad things that go on in the world, the debaters like to do their part to change at least their little comer of the world. The debate squad isalso very proud of their accomplishment at the 1995 Pi Kappa Delta National Forensics Tournament and Conference. All of the debaters whoattended presented papers on panels. Jeff Clark was on the panel "Making Forensics More Accessible for the Novice." K.J. Pittman, Chris Burley, Shannon Clements, and Jennifer Crispin wereon the panel "Rhetorical Biases in Forensics: Do Words Empower Participants in Competition?" Coach Jennifer Morgan was the chair and Assistant Coach Hartwig was the respondent for the latter panel. At the National Convention, the Southwestern College chapter of Pi Kappa Delta was honored as an Outstanding Cha pter by the na tional commi ttee. This a ward was one of only six given to schools from across the nation.

Back row: ~rian Pelly, Jason Bertolacci, Ben Harbour, Shannon Clements, K.J. Pillman, Jason Hartwig ("",:S:SI:SL~P : Coach), Chns Burley, Jeff Clark, Alex Thomas, and Tyler Doubrava. Front row: Trevor Bridges, Jennifer (Coach), Stacy Welk, Jennifer Crispin, Angela DeFisher, Deanna Housh, and Wendell Andrea. Candids

Left: Harvey Barger keeps the flower bed beautiful.

Below: Dancing the night away: Amanda Folck, Joy Pickett, Renea Hibbs, and Freedom Phillips.

Left: 1st row: Tim Capehart, Chelsey Driver. 2nd row: Leslie Bellamy and Rick Smi th line up to be "shot."

9S tweltt~-'We 9S FCA

Back, left to right: Howard Spencer, Kerry VanRoyen, Jeff Pro tho, Scott Jagodzinske, Freedom Phillips, Joy Pickett, Stephanie Gonzales, Jim Helmer, Eliska Hicks, Kerrie Bennett. Middle, left to right: Jaime Vasquez, Holly Mitchek, Karissa Wright, Stacy Houlden. Front, left to right: Seth Lindberg, Michelle Powell, KeIIie Powell, Amber Martin, Amy Alley, Ashlee Alley.

95 tw.eHtfl-4i:t 95 mpus Players support theater This year, members of Campus Players spon work, or performing other necessary theater jobs both a needy family at Christmas time as a volunteer on and off the stage. project. Members of the group collected The members also help in the selection process of to present to the family for the holiday the plays that will be performed by drama students on the Southwestern campus. Members of Campus Players actively partici Roger and All yson Moon are the sponsors of the in the drama productions in many ways. These Campus Players. acting in the performances, doing technical

5 Players, first row: Deborah Dove, Sara Callender. Second row: Roger Moon, Brandon Smith, Shawn Franklin, Parker, Heather Jacobs, Allyson Moon. Third row: Robin Hathaway, J.D. Tucker, Sarah Dillingham, Kris Rhodes, Craft, Jennifer Muret-Bate, Erin Haynes. Back row: Charlie Rhoads, Tony Busch, Bennett Jackson, Angie Fogo, Smith, Sean Perkins, Jory Taplin, Missy Lupton, Donelle Bergeson, Steve Howe. Southwestern Choir

Front Row: Tonya Edelman, Angela Mayorga, Belinda Barstow, Jennifer Loomis, Marlies Buchmueller. Second Row: Metodia Hirstova, Jenny Muret-Bates, Alicia Lindal, Brandon Smith, Erin Nelson, Allison Ewing. Third Row: Michelle Powell, Kellie Powell, Kristin Nelson, Amanda Folck, Erin Haynes, Jamie Brooks, Monica Lara, Sara Callender, Debbie Dove, Jory Taplin, Charisse Forsyth, Craig Thompson, Sean Perkins, Skye Perkins, Jonathon Jones, Angie Fogo. Fourth Row: Stacy Houlden, Megan Cruit, Amber Rucker, Amber Sauer. Fif th Row: Seth Lindberg, Nate Williams, Steven Howe, Donelle Bergeson, Jo Hadsall, Heather Rucker, Wendell Andrea, Ed Larson, David Battin, and Stosh Seller.

Bottom Left: Jonathan Hadsall and David Battin pose to show off their manly tuxes. Top Left: Kristin Nelson, Monica Lara, Michelle Powell, Amber Sauer, and Amanda Folck enjoy the view on their choir tour in Palo Dura, Texas.

Bottom Left: Rodney Worsham, Tim Shook, James Schuppener,and Ron Jenkins relax and eat after a hard day of singing.

Bottom Right : Dr. Schuppener stands and wonders where to go next. Pi Gamma Mu

The Alpha Chapter of Pi Gamma Mu, the In ternational Honor Society in Social Science, founded in 1924 by Dean Leroy Allen, had two noteworthy events this year. The first was spring ipitiation of eight new members, and the second was a program with demonstrations of Bulgarian customs, crafts, and music by Alicia Lindal who spent a year at the American University in Bulgaria. At that same meeting new officers were elected: Mary Bannon, President; L.K Plain, Vice Presiden t; Lori Peters, Student Secretary; sponsors, Phil Schmidt and Roberta Deppe, and Alan Moore, Treasurer. Diana Zampieri again provided honor sashes for Pi Gamma Mu members graduating in the 1995 class. The 1994-95 Pi Gamma Mu members were Mary Bannon, Jason Bertolacci-Vice President, Trevor Bridges- President, Donna Bowen, Diana Casebolt-Hayes, Marrietta Coggins, Heidi Davis, Roberta Deppe -Sponsor, Daphne Dobbins,Tonya Edelman, WallaceGray -Sponsor, Opal Jones, Kathy Long, Missy Lupton, Christian Lutz, Amy McWhirt, Alan Moore Treasurer, Gary Morrison, Lori Peters, Laura Phou thavong, L.K Plain, Elaina Rayl, Phil Schmid t - Sponsor, Christopher Smith, Jolana Spencer, and Jerrod Wheeler.

Members of Pi Gamma Mu: First R w: Keith Chuvala, Mary Bannon, Ina Gray, Jenny Muret-Bate, Alicia Lindal, Tonya Ed elman. Second Row: Trevor Bridges, Wallace Gray, Christian Lutz, Gary Morrison, and L.K. Plain.

95 t&"'tt~ 95 i Beta

Beta Beta is the Natural Science organization on Southwestern College campus.

1st: Janet Cook, Meriam Lehman, K.J. Pittman, Janet Walton, Amy Alley. Back: Ryan Rawlings, Eliska Hicks, Sid Fleming, Morgan Puderbaugh, Amber Rucker, Kellie Powell, Jessica Filosa, Leslee Gibson, Ashlee Alley.

95 t'-i",tr;-(Hte 95 SC shares in Martin Luther King, Jr's Dream

At Southwestern College, Martin Luther King Day is an important holiday. This year Dawn Pleas-Bailey led the students in making this a memorable event. Dawn wanted M.L.K. day to be student led and to bring everyone into the celebration of this day. She encouraged all students to join and become active. The students who did something for the convocaton were asked to use their creativity in what they wanted to do. Students were told to use their own ideas and have fun. The convocation was a huge success and everyone involved did a great job.

Top left: Robert Hightower perfonns the rap he wrote titled "Keep the Dream Alive" for his contribution to M.L.K. day.

Top right: Jerome Baileyand Skye Perkins sang "America the Beautiful" for their part in the celebration of Martin Luther King Day.

Bottom right: Xavier Whitaker, Roderick Washington, and Kedrick Rollins pose for the camera before the convocation in which they all participated. dership Team

One of the new and exciting organizations on campus is the Leadership Team. After going through a selective process based on grades, pre vious leadership experience, essays, and an inter view with the team's sponsor Cheryl Rude, fif teen members were selected. The first half of the year included a class and weekly meetings to dis cuss how individual projects were progressing. Second semester was the team unifying experi ence as everyone became closer. The mission trip to Mexico cemented all that had been learned throughout the year. Character development was accomplished as individual had to create his own personal mission statement and work as a team, illustrating this organization. Hopefully, this new wave of leadership on Southwestern's campus will continue progressing in the future with new ,nembers bringing their own ideas. Watch out, fu Richert and Stacey Robbins are proof positive that the ture leaders are here! trip to Vera Cruz, Mexico was not all fun in the sun

Lowe, Bryan Garrison, Aaron Dunn, Glenn Hammons. Middle row: Stephanie Sharp, Pam Richert, Christy Grealis, Matt Percival, Chris Holt. Front row: Stacy Morgan, Janet IllMlnmeScherer, Katrina Wollard, Stacy Welk, Cheryl Rude.

95 t'-i'tttf-tMee 95 Below: Assistant Dean of StudentsDawn Black Student Union Bailey sponsored the Black Student

The 1994-1995 Black Student Union St. Mark's United Methodist hada yearwhich brought students Church in Wichita for fellowship from different minority cultures and food. The BSU women par together to build a strong sup ticipated in the Homecoming pa portive team with a large number rade, dancing and singing about of freshmen and a new Assis tan t Southwestern. BSU also attended Dean of Students. BSU students a Multi-Ethnic StudentConference held a telethon in conjunction with at Bethel College, where students Admissions to promote the re discussed problems that affect mi cruitment of future minority stu nority enrollment and retention. dents. The BSU officers were Tyree Ten BSU Students attended the all Myles, president; Monique Stanley, day event. vice president; Laura Rivera, sec The BSU planned the Martin retary; and Dearrick McPherson, Luther King Day celebration, treasurer. To kick off the year a which was programmed to repre barbecue was given at the home of sent the diversity of the campus. the Assistant Dean of Students, They ended the year with/liThe Dawn Pleas-Bailey. This was the Last Dance" a party held in the beginning of an active year. Student Center to allow students The group also attended church at to relieve stress before finals.

Honored for their scholarships are these members of the Black Stu dent Union: 1st row: Darien Dulin, Amon Turner, Roderick Wash ington, David Boyd, Alex Tho mas. 2Fld row: Kedrick Rollins, Richard Malone, Jerome Bailey, Howard Spencer, and Jason Hill. Delta Sigma

Delta Sigma, founded in is the on1 y co-ed Greek tion on campus, al it has only been co-ed 1973. The Del ts are a group. The ideals of organization are symbol- by three Greek letters make up the name of tion. Pi,meaning spiri t; Delta, meaning mind; and Sigma mean vigorous body.

Tonya Edelman, Tava Jo Ingram, Stacy Welk, Charlie Rhoads, Chris King, Kassi Dyar, and Shawn Mount discuss some business matters of Pi Delta Sigma.

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Sigma Fall 1994 . Front Row: Tava Jo Ingram, Jennifer Horton, Stacy Welk, Lindsey Marshall, Charisse Dina Suarez, Keri Zimmerman. Second Row: Becca Swenson, Cetra Horton, Jennifer Fisk, Heather -""""", Courtney Prewitt, Tonya Edelman, Kassi Dyar, Brett O'Brien. Third Row: Charlie Rhoads, Chris King, Mount, Ramiro Lizcano, Brian Nelson. Gammas serve community

Gamma Lambda Upsilon painting project done, the Gam Delta Theta fraternity, W started off the fall semester of '94 mas co-sponsored, with Sigma Warfare, which was one of like usual by helping the new Iota Sigma and SA A, the Christ funnest activities held freshmen move into their pro mas Formal. The opening of the out the year. Next, the G spective places. The brotherhood spring semester began with a went out to Island Park helped organize Freshmen boom as the brotherhood held a helped set up and run off the Workday by organizing materials two-week clothing drive which Walk, which raises money for projects, being group leaders, resulted in over two hundred people with Multiple and decorating the cafeteria for pounds of clothing donated to The brotherhood ended up the banquet. Then they started on the Salvation Army. Pledge Ses year helping Phi Kappa their biggest project of all, the sion was held in February and send a care package to B painting of Terry Barnett's house ten brothers were added to the for the refugees of Bosnia. the purple one on Ninth. This organizationonMarch 1, Gamma you can see, the Gammas s project took seven Sundays and a Day. The new brothers learned busy throughout the year with Saturday to complete. During this aboutteamworkandcommunity multitudeofcommunity . project, the organiziation held a service when they had a campus- Hopefully, with the right successful seminar on Date Rape, wide clean-up. Near the end of the community service will which was done to make people March the brotherhood co tinue throughout the time of aware of the problem. With the sponsored, along with the Phi Gamma Lambda Upsilon.

Gamma Lambda Upsilon members. First row: Jeffrey Prothro, Steven Howe, Jory Taplin. Second row: Shawn Love, Jackson, Will Badley, Matt Percival, Michael Allen. Third row: Wendell Andrea, J.D. Smith, David Glantz, Alex Thomas, Ty Doubrava, Brandon Sommer. Fourth row: Christian Lu tz, J.D. Tucker, Lonnie Spady, Rex Moser, Tony Busch, Rodney WorshaC Geoff Grabow. Psychology Club

The Psychology Cl u b was founded during the 1994-1995 school year. The sponsor was Roberta Deppe.

1st row: Brett O'Brien, Kassi Dyar, Melissa Dick, Angie DeFisher. 2nd row: Chris Douglas, Jessie Muret, Rachel ~nn Daniel, Cassandra Hall, and Debbie Matta!. Iler 1m, Phi Delta Theta

This was truly a landmark year for Phi Delta Theta and for Southwestern College. On April 8, 1995, the Kansas Zeta Chapter of Phi Delta Theta was installed as the 235th Chapter in North America, the sixth Chapter in Kansas, and the first interna tional fraternity at Southwestern. Our activities this year were focused on our chapter installation. But we did con duct a few activities such as helping to organzie two blood drives, initiating 28 new members, raising money for disaster victims of the Oklahoma City bombing, raising over 300 cans of food for-the Winfield food pantry at our first annual casino party, and some of the most exciting social events on and off campus. In the next few years, Phi Delta Theta will use its resources, the leadership of its members, and help of our alumni to set the standard for brotherhood at Southwestern College.

Phi Delta Theta 1995. First Row: H. Lloyd Bradshaw, President, Charles W.Poore, South Da 61'. Second Row: Joseph R. Provost, Aaron R. Stucky, Salvador M. Villagran, Kurtis E. Echols, David L. Battin, Jason P. Hackler, Tyson E. Marro. Third Row: Justin D. Reed, Edward V. Raschen, Courtney J. Brown, Kyle D. Woodrow, Trevor A. Bridges, Gary D. Hudson, Brandon A Harris. Fourth Row: Jason S. Wilson, Stosh B. Seller, Nathan L. Williams, R. Grier Higgins, Christopher L. Holt, Johnny R. Miller. Fifth Row: Robert J. Bourdette, Chapter Advisor. Not Pictured: Glenn Hammons, Billy R. Morris.

95 t4i'ttfl-eit;4t 95 igma Iota Sigma

Sigma Iota Sigma's main focus is community service. The so rority does service projects that help the people in the commu nity. This year Sigma Iota Sigma . ,t n ON members participated in many " ,,, a 0 '1It . 0 f activities that were service ori ,~ I ented. The members worked on ~ PhonePals during Halloween for ~- the grade school and sponsored the Winter Formal with the Gammas. The Sigma members also did the Hawaiian Luau..

Left: Front Row: Kerrie Bennett, Carey Eskridge, Eliska Hicks, Holly Mitchek; Back Row: Camille Sneed, Stephanie Gonzales, Brandy Neice, JanayeWhite, Jennifer Russom. Members pose to gether during pledge week.

l ight:Front Row: Michelle Calvert,Heather hermerhorn, Stephanie Conzales, and Robin Shel n. MiddleRow: Michelle Powell, Christy Grealis, EIlska Hicks, Pam Richert, and Leslee Gibson. Back loll': Joy Pickett, Freedom Phillips, Kerrie Bennett, and lrandy Neice. Student Host and Recruitment Progra

S H A R P

The Student Host and Recruitment Program (SHARP) Ambassadors have an extremely important role on campus. Basically, the Ambassadors are in charge of presenting the campus to prospective students and their families. They do this by giving the students and their families campus tours and taking them to SC events such as football and basketball garnes, as well as theater presentations and dances. Many times the Ambassadors take the responsibility of hosting a prospective student for the night or an entire weekend. This allows the prospect to experience the dorms as well as a few meals in the cafeteria. It also allows the students to engage in more interaction with current students than would be possible during regular campus visits. The Ambassadors take time out of their busy schedules to contact pro spective students through the mail or by calling them. They also travel to churches around the state to give special talks designed to inform students and their families about Southwestern. With all the students out there, the Ambassador's jobs are never done.

Top: Back row: Scott Jagodzinske, Dawn Uplinger, Angela Mayorga, Jennifer Loomis, and JD Smith. Front row: Brandon Sommer, Amber Martin, and Bennett Jackson.

Right: "What the heck is going on here?" The Ambassadors get themselves all tangled up while participating in an enthralling "icebreaking" game. S.H.A.R.E. Right: Erin Haynes shares her Christ mas spirit with a woman from Cumbernauld Village. S.H.A.R.E. volunteers passed out cookies and Christmas cards to the residents of three area nursing homes.

Below: Tara Ghere, Donelle Bergeson, Tava Jo Ingram, Stacy Welk, Erin Haynes, and Jennifer Fisk pose with the S.H.A.R.E. banner before they begin volunteer work. KSWC

Southwestern's college radio station is a big hi t in the Winfield area. KSWC is a non-commercial educational radio sta tion which has been broadcasting for over twenty years. There are 23 disk jockeys incl uding: Chris King, Sam Ellis, Brett Humburg, Shawn Franklin, StephanieGonzales, Brian Pagan,Teresa Latta, Marian Grieve, LySyin Lobster Maddox, Natalie Moore, Ben Harbour, Jon Schneider, Christy Reedy, Dave Boyd, Missy Lupton, Richard Malone, Mike Shaw, Deanna Housh, Tricia Turner, Jennifer Holeman, Allison Ewing, Jared Bastion, and AaronStucky. Bill DeArmond is the faculty supervisor of KSWC.

Sam "Hollywood" Ellis worked as one of KSWC's D.1.'s after transfering to Southwestern.

"Russel N. Sheets" Chris King, KSWC production manager, entertains the lis tening area with a wide vari ety of music and witty humor. Not Pictured

Adams, Tracy; Udall, KS GRD Herren, David; Arkansas City, KS SR Reid, Brian; Arkansas City, KS GRD Agpoon, Michael; Wichita, KS SR Hill, Jayson; Kansas City, MO SR Rhodd, Lance; Winfield, KS SR Archer, Pamela; Arkansas City, KS GRD Hill, Lynn; Arkansas City, KS JR Rich, Kandi; Arkansas City, KS GRD Asmussen, Christopher; Argonia, KS FR Hittle, Vicki; Winfield, KS SP Roberts, Gloria; Arkansas City, KS JR Bartel, Shawn; Cambridge, KS JR Holman, Richard; Arkansas City, KS SR Robinson, Larry; Maple City, KS SR Baskin, Sue; Ponca City, OK SR Hood, Robert; Winfield, KS SR Samuel, Alex; Winfield, KS SP Bennett, Patricia; Winfield, KS SO Horton, Carolyn; Arkansas City, KS FR Scraper, Katherine; Conway Springs, KS GRD Bettles, Brad; Winfield, KS SO Horton, Tammie; Arkansas City, KS FR Seitz, Heather; Udall, KS JR Black, Kristan; Arkansas City, KS SR Hristova, Metodia; BULGARIA JR Shepard, Sharon; Ponca City, OK FR Blevins, Rob;Arkansas City, KS SR Hubbell, LeAnn; Winfield, KS SP Shriver, Jeffery; Winfield, KS SR Bober, Marli; Ponca City, OK SR Hughes, Gay; Ponca City, OK JR Sieradzki, Frank; Winfield, KS SR Bond, Dennis; Ponca City, OK FR Hull, Jennifer; Winfield, KS SR Skinner, Velma; Burden, KS SR Bowman, Lori; Arkansas City, KS SR Hurtienne, Daniel; Arkansas City, KS JR Smith, Shari; Mulvane, KS FR Bowman, Sue; Arkansas City, KS SR Ingram, Betty; Wichita, KS GRD Smith, Troy; Coldwater, KS JR Burden, Angie; Udall, KS SO James, Denise; Winfield, KS SR Snell, Brenda; Winfield, KS JR Burgess, Abby; Winfield, KS JR Jarvis, Kieran; Winfield, KS FR Snellen, Angie; Wichita, KS SR Campbel l, Bruce; Arkansas City, KS FR Jindra, Laurian; Winfield, KS JR Snyder, Robert; Winfield, KS SP Carter, Cheryl; Winfield, KS GRD Johnson, James; Jacksonville, FL JR Spaid, Melissa; Wellington, KS JR Condit, William; Winfield, KS JR Jones, Judy; Wichita, KS GRD Spainhour, Rosa; Winfield, KS SO Cordum,Jeffrey; Cambridge, KS SR Jordan, Shirell; Winfield, KS JR Steele, Timothy; Winfield, KS FR Coyne, Pamela; Burden, KS JR Juden, Reatha; Winfield, KS GRD Stinson, Bill; Arkansas City, KS GRD Crane, Catherine; Winfield, KS FR Karakatenko, Elena; RUSSIA SR Stolze, Dena; Winfield, KS SP Curran, Kim; Arkansas City, KS SP Karr, Rick; Pawhuska, OK SR Stowe, David; Winfield, KS SR Cushenbery, Melinda; Arkansas City, KS FR Keely, Wes; Winfield, KS JR Streeter, Amber; Wellington, KS GRD Daniels, Kim; Winfield, KS SR Keith, Kristin; Winfield, KS SR Sultz, Dave; Winfield, KS JR Dean, Susan; Winfield, KS GRD Keller, Anne; Arkansas City, KS SP Swann, Peggy; Ponca City, OK FR Deiter, Linda; Winfield, KS SR Kenzy, Layne; Winfield, KS SR Tatum, Kim; Burden, KS JR Depew, Tanya; Winfield, KS JR Kielhorn, Shari; Arkansas City, KS JR Taylor, Gary; Winfield, KS SR Dierks, Mickey; Cambridge, KS SR Kill, John; Grenola, KS SR Thomas, Christy; Topeka, KS FR Douthit, Steve; Arkansas City, KS SR Kough, Patricia; Winfield, KS SR Tingley, Gerry; Ponca City, OK JR Dudeck, Joyce; Winfield, KS GRD Kratt, Julie; Arkansas City, KS GRD Tong, Timothy; Oxford, KS SR Duru, Oliver; Winfield, KS SR Lake, Linda; Arkansas City, KS GRD Travis, Gary; Arkansas City, KS GRD Dutton, Judith; Winfield, KS GRD Lann, Matthew; Winfield, KS SP Trent, Dirk; Arkansas City, KS FR Eagan, Nancy; Arkansas City, KS FR Lansden, Sanetha; Wellington, KS JR Tucker, Sheila; Mulvane, KS GRD Emmot, Lorraine; Independence, KS GRD Larson, Tracy; EI Dorado, KS SR Utt, Ola; Cedar Vale, KS JR Escalante, Anthony; Wylie, TX FR Lewis, Lisa; Ponca City, OK JR VanZee, Ramona; Arkansas City, KS SR Evans, Cathy; Arkansas City, KS SR Lewis, Terri; Cedar Vale, KS SR Vap, Julie; Ponca City, OK JR Veazey, Beth; Wichita, KS GRD Farmer, Anne; Winfield, KS SP Long, Jay; Ponca City, OK FR Farmer, Chris; Winfield, KS GRD Marrs, Tyson; Arkansas City, KS JR Wallace, Jana; Wellington, KS JR Felts, Lynn; Winfield, KS SP McBee, Toni; Atlanta, KS FR Walton, Orlando; Oklahoma City, OK FR Fields, Edwin; Tonkawa, OK FR McClure, Trudy; Mulvane, KS SR Watson, Tamra; Arkansas City, KS SR Fields, Sherry; Tonkawa, OK FR McClurg, Cathy; Winfield, KS FR Wetterhus, Tim; Winfield, KS SP Finch, Amanda; Wellington, KS JR McDowell, Eugenia; Arkansas City, KS FR Wheat, Debra; Augusta, KS JR Finley, Coleen; Winfield, KS FR McIntire, Stephen; Winfield, KS SR White, Betty; Newkirk, OK GRD Finney, Lonnie; Winfield, KS SR McKay, Dian; Douglass, KS JR White, Jeff; Arkansas City, KS SP White, Pamala; Winfield, KS FR Franklin, Jioline; Arkansas City, KS JR Merz, John; Walthena, KS JR Fromm, Jack; Winfield, KS FR Moon, Geoffrey; Winfield, KS JR White, Wendy; Winfield, KS FR Gould, Sasha; Winfield, KS FR Morgan, Madeline; Arkansas City, KS FR Wilcox, Ginger; Winfield, KS FR Graham, Eric; Winfield, KS JR Morrow, Terri; Arkansas City, KS GRD Willis, Dina; Udall, KS JR Graham, Steven; Arkansas City, KS JR Musgrave, Leslie; Winfield, KS SP Wilson, Charlotte; Winfield, KS SP Gray, Ann; Arkansas City, KS GRD Newland, Catherine; Winfield, KS FR Wingate,1ason; Shawnee, KS SR Green, Melissa; Winfield, KS GR Nichols, Bob; Winfield, KS FR Woodall, Gregg; Douglass, KS SR Greer, Kimberly; Winfield, KS SR Nickelson, Diane; Clearwater, KS GRD Yunker, Shelby; South Haven, KS JR Greever, Jason; Winfield, KS SP Oleson, JoLynne; Arkansas City, KS SR Cruver, Elaine; Independence, KS GRD Partridge, Megan; Winfield, KS GRD Guzman, Claudia; Dallas, TX FR Pickle, Lowell; Arkansas City, KS FR FR = Freshman Guzman, Filiberto; Dallas, TX FR Pond, Jared; Cedar Vale, KS SR SO =Sophomore Hammonds, Morea; Winfield, KS JR Price, Rick; Winfield, KS SR JR =Junior Hampton, Michael; Ponca City, OK SO Rains, Bonnie; Arkansas City, KS SR SR = Senior Haslouer, Susan; Arkansas City, KS GRD Raschen, Melissa; Winfield, KS SO GRD = Graduate SP =Special Hauber, Julia; Winfield, KS JR Reedy, Christene; Wichita, KS JR Hays, Johnny; Wellington, KS SR Headrick, Sarah; Winfield, KS GRD Heller, Gerald; Winfield, KS SR

95 IO-'tt'l-tMee 95 Below: Opal Jones and Greg Wood team up to complete the wall are painting.

Social Work Club

The Social Work Club prides themselves in doing projects that help the community. This year the club produced several projects, one ofwhich was refurbishing an apartment as an emergency shelter for the Salvation Army. The group had a very sucessful coat drive in conjunction with the Winfield Cleaners. They also were awarded a Purple Heart award from Student Life for community service and campus involvement

Bottom Left: Heidi Davis works dili gently on the emergency shelter.

Social Work Club: Front Row: Donna Bowen, Opal Jones, Amy Slingsby, Heidi Davis, Carlson. Second Row: Diana Casebolt-Hayes, Debra Davis, Lori Peters, Ruth Piper, Coggins. Third Row: Kim Mercer, Kathy Long. left: Michelle Quinones, Jade Medders, Rence Seyb, Koontz, and Chris Arganbright enjoy each other's _ _no,,., at one of the many dances held for SC students.

Heather Schemerhorn, Kristen Sauer, and Renea Top Right: Heather Blackmore shows her stuff at the Winterfest dance. smile energetically for the camera. Above: Jess Randel and Eli Jantz are caught lounging outside of Wallingford enjoying the spring weather. 1

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The 1994-95 Southwestern College Football Team finished with a KCAC record of 5-3 and a~ overall record Xavier Whitaker was named as NAIA Division II National Offensive Player of the Week for hIS performance October 29th game against Sterling. In that game he rushed for 353 yards on 23 carries and score~ five to~ch in a 79-62 victory. The five touch down runs consisted of 47,64,38,14, and 70 ya:ds. TI:e total combl.ned pomts teams, which was 141 points, set a NAIA Division II single-game record. XaVIer Whitaker~ Jermame Rhodes, Lusk, and Tyree Myles made the 1994 KCAC All-Conference Football Team Offense. Jermame Rhodes also. First Team Defense along with Howard Spencer. Mark Sasser made the Second Team Offense and Jared BastlOn the Honorable Mention Offense.

First row: Head Coach Monty Lewis, Terrill Domangue, Amon Turner, Chris Hildreth, Sudan Muhanunad, Brad Skinner, Butch Mark Sasser, Willis Lusk, Rusty Snyder, Chelsey Driver, and Jack Guzman. Second row: Darren Hornback, Bryce Carlisle, Dennis George Espinoza, Jon Mobley, Mike Hargis, Garren Hutchinson, Brandon Sommer, Jared Bastion, Mike Moran, Robert Bennington, Washington, Xavier Whitaker, and Jason Hackler. Third row: Heath Starnes, Jody Stewart, Will Badley, Clintric Kennedy, Shayne Ba Sal Villigran,Jermaine Rhodes, David Boyd, Don Vawter,Jess Randel,and Chris Lampson. Fourth row: Sonny Hale,JevonGearhardt, Malone, Sean White, Eli Jantz, Chris Shields, Joe Provost, Scott Metz,JeffOlsen, Chris Asmussen, and AaronJack. Fifth row: Ben Brass, Johnson, Mike Raschen, Ben Basham, Lloyd Bradshaw, Nick Clay, Robert Hankins, Tyree Myles, Gary Hudson, Burt Humburg, and Jagodzinske. Sixth row: Chris Holt, Jeff Salem, Courtney Brown, Brett Humburg, Stosh Sellers, Chad Holt, Ed Raschen, Eric Mauldi Bradford, Brandon Harris, and Ryan Nolting. Seventh row: Issac West, Paul Jackson, Lonnie Spady, Scott Lowe, Kerry Kirby, Rick Ked rick Rollins, Jeremy Murrell, Chuck Caine, Howard Spencer, Aaron Dunn, and Chuck Torre. Eighth row: Coaches Steve Bumpas, Goertz, Rick McNerlin, Billy Beard, Steve Roberts, Bob Nation, Larone Smith, Matt Welch, Jason Diseker, Curtis Horton, Joe Piper, Wheatley, Chris Douglas, and Mike Scharnhorst. Ninth row: Trainers Cetra Horton, Leanne Hubble, Jon Schneider, Ryan Ashl'ey Alley, Lindsay Peter, Amy Alley, Leslee Gibson, Amy Turner, Kerrie Bennett, Suzanne Haffner, and Phil Carr. Left: Xavier Whitaker uses one of his illusive moves to avoid a defensive lineman.

Bottom left: Quarterback Mark Sasser celebrates a touch down.

Below: Jermaine Rhodes carries the ball down field. Left: Scott Lowe helps c anopeningfor XavierWhi to go through.

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951iltfl 95 pirit of the Jinx The 1994-1995 Moundbuilder Cheerleading squad brought the spirit of the Jinx to the fans of Moundbuilder sports. This en thusiastic group was the largest squad Southwestern has seen in many years. This was also the first year that cheerleading be came an official sport, and activ ity grants were awarded. There was also a dance squad that On the right track: TheSC spirit squad performed this year at many cheer on the home games. The coaches for Moundbuilder the 1994-1995 squad were Nancy football team at a Lewis and Judy Stine. home game during the 1994 fall season.

PYRAMID OF SPIRIT: The 1994-1995 Moundbuilder Cheerleading squad are: 1st row: Michelle Calvert, Shala Link 2nd row: Heather Moore, Freedom Phillips, Seth Lindberg, Bryan Garrison, Bennett Jackson, J.D. Tucker, Renea Hibbs, Ameichia Perry. 3rd row: Jennifer Dunn,Joy Pickett, Holly Mitcheck,Marilyn Moore, Jennifer Stine, Rebecca Vickers. Not Pictured: Heidi Hull, Eli Jantz, Brandon Sommer, ~ryTamJin. SC Volleyball Rocks

Southwestern College Volley ball team is truly a fighting team. They literally were JINXED as injuries plagued the team through out the season. Many of these injuries were unsightly, which, unfortu nately, brought many losses to the team's record. With their spirits still roaring loudly, the team has plans of nothing but victories for next season. This will result in hundreds of thunderous fans in stands helping to keep the team's spirit boosted. Go SC Volley ball!! Better luck next year, ladies!! Above: Double the trouble; so this is where all of the injuries are coming from!

Below: Three against two? Better watch out, this could be a close one.

Builder Stats

KCAC Wins 8 KCAC Losses 8 Season Wins 15 Seoson Losses 19 Team's Attacks Kills 1206 Errors 483 Attempts 3205 Attempts % 22.2 Kills/Game 11.7 Team's Assist Assists 991 Assist/Game 9.6 Team's Serving Aces 334 Errors 247 Attempts 2523 Service % 90.2 Aces/Game 3.2 Team's Passing Errors 177 Passing % 92.0 Team IS Defense Digs 1065 Digs/Game 10.3

95 liltff-tW(J- 95 Row: Janet Walton (Manager), Meriam Lehman, Crystal Cleveland, Christy Boland, Linda Ward, Rhonda Gaschlar, Camille Sneed, Janaye Whi te, Lisa Ashenfel ter, Tonya Turner (Head Coach), Traci Henley (Assisan t Coach). 3rd Row: Amber R uc ker, Jennifer Geer, Traci Lowry. 2nd Row: Jennifer Stucky, Kristie Nold, Amy Bugbee, Allison Koontz, Missy Payne, Tiffany Granzow, Koontz. Front Row: Shandi Slough, Melissa Pickerign.

Above: The La.dy Builders are always ready to jump in the game.

Left: Coaches Tonya Turner and Traci Henley keep a close eye on their winning team.

95 liltf!-t'-'lee 95 Running Through The Year

By winning the KCAC Championships at Tabor, overall. both the men's and women's teams qualified for the The men's cross country team, ranked 11th National Championships in Kenosha, Wisconsin. going into the National meet, pulled another mark The season of 1994 was the first time in SC his SC history by tying the men's best ever per tory that the Moundbuilders took a full women's cross as a team at the National meet. They came out 7th country team to the finals. overall with the effort of all individuals. Jim The people who contributed to this mark in led the men's Moundbuilder team by placing 10th history were: senior Lisa Buller who took 29th place to overall to earn him an All American spot for 1994. become an All-American for the second time; next in Preston Richert placed 61st overall with a personal line was sophomore Raquel Rios who set a new per best finish. Following was senior Jamie Vasques sonal best time in cross country to take 91st place over (86th), junior Steven Howe (87th), junior Troy all. The freshmen team of Pam Richert (l56th), Heidi (lOath), senior Matt Woodard (l38th), and Hull (l58th), Stepheny Berry (233rd), and Dena'Ensign Mike Shaw placing 144th. (315th) all did their part to take the 19th place finish

Members of the cross c?untry team, front row: Lisa Buller, Raquel Rios, Stephany Berry, Pam Richert, Heid i Hull and Dena Ensign. Jeff Prothro,. Preston RIchert, Troy Jordon, Mike Shaw, Justin Reed, Patrick Whelpley, and Carlos Hernandez. Third row: Matt Tucker, JamIe Vasquez, Jay Wilson, Dan Wollard, Colin Milligan, and Steven Howe. Cross-Country Nationals are always a good Preston Richert leads Jaime Vasquez experience. toward the finish line.

SOUTHWESTERN COLLEGE CROSS COUNTRY SCHEDULE FOR 1994 MEN WOME~ VARSITY/ ALUMNI DUEL Sat., Sept. 3

OSU COWBOY INVITATIONAL Sat., Sept. 10 2nd 5th

OKLAHOMA CHRISTIAN INVITATIONAL Sat., Sept. 17 1 st 1 st

KANSAS STATE U INVITATIONAL Sat., Sept. 24 1 st 1 st

OKALHOMA BAPTIST INVITATIONAL.. Thurs., Oct. 6 1 st 1 st

NAIA MISSOURI! KANSAS CHAMPIONSHIPS Sat., Oct. 15 1 st 1 st

SOUTHWESTERN INVITATIONAL Sat., Oct. 29 2nd 1 st

KCAC CHAMPIONSHIPS Sat., Nov. 5 1 st 1 st

NAIA NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS Sat., Nov. 19 7th 19th

95 lilttt-lir.te 95 Lady Builders continue winning traditi When the women's tennis season ended, they finished third in the KCAC. They were firs t in the Bethelln vi ta tional and second in the Emporia State Invitational during the season. This season they had a dual record of 8-2 and haven't lost a conference dual match in four years. Daphne Dobbins was selected for the first all-conference team, and Amanda Folck and Jo Ann Kelly were selected for the second all-conference team. Jo Ann Kelly's overall record was 12-7, Amanda Folck's was 13-6, Daphne Dobbin's was 15-4, Amber Martin's was 11-4, Michelle Powell's was 13 5, and Kellie Powell's was 11-1.

Right: Daphne Dobb!ns terrifies her opponent with her mighty serve.

Women's Tennis Team: Back row: Amber Martin, Kellie Powell, Michelle Powell, and Janet Front row: Jo Ann Kelly, Daphne Dobbins, and Amanda Folck.

95 Iiltft-4ix 95 I Men's Tennis Breaks Even

At the end of the 1994-95 Moundbuilder tennis season the men's tennis team finished with a 5-5 record. The individual overall records were: Seth Lindberg 9-4, Richard Harris 5-3, Trevor Bridges 2-11, Brian Pettey 6-9, Mark Mozingo 5-10, Jona than Hadsall 5-5, and Jason King 6 9. The doubles records were: Bridges-Mozingo 3-8, Lindberg-Pettey 5 3, and Hadsall-King 1-7. The KCAC records were: Seth Lindberg 4-2, Trevor Bridges 1-5, Brian Pettey3-2, Mark Mozingo 2-4, Jonathan Hadsall 3-2, Jason King 2-3, and Richard Harris 3-1.

Left: Jason King gets ready to return a volley.

row : Brian Pettey, Jason King, Trevor Bridges, and Jonathan Hadsall. Front row: Mark Mozingo, Seth Lindberg, Kenta Watanabe. Left: Angela Mayorga is in deep thought as she works on her con struction project.

Middle left: Tyson Mars is all smiles.

Below: Stacey Wray keeps busy as a senior assistant in the education department.

Left: Troy Jordan kicks back in Mossman.

Above: Just hanging out with Bruce Willis are Stacey Robbins and Heather Johnson. SC Golf

Left: Curt Minner tees off at the Kansas Wesleyan Invitational.

row: Mike Schaller and Kevin Colvin. 2nd row: Jay Wyckoff, Aaron Iverson, Craig King, Dax Wadley. row: Curt Minner, Kyle Woodrow, Bill Stephens, Robert Higgins, and Brett Rariden. All-star line-up produces winning season This year's Men's Builder basketball squad had points with 3 assists and Aaron Roop scored 9 and an outstanding season. The team received recognition assists. Scorers from the bench added another 15 when senior Kyle Farrell was named Co-KCAC Player This display of prime time basketball lead the of the Year. victory. The second period scoring alone was SC Perhaps one of the teams most exciting games Ottawa 29. The final Builders score was 73 - Otta was against Ottawa. The Builders lit up Stewart The Builders look to have a victorious future Fieldhoue in the 2nd period by shutting down the the return of several outstanding players: Scott Braves offensive attack. Farrell scored 21 points and Keith Kinley, Daniel Chee, Donald Carter, and others. Scott Hartley added another 15. Donald Carter had 13

1995 Mens' Basketball Team: Back Row: Daniel Chee, Charlie Tarver, Donald Carter, Chris Arganbright, Aaron Roop, Dearrick McPherson, Jaime Escalante, Jr., Richard Harris; 3rd Row: Henry Tate, Caleb Haas, Joshua Bradford, Kevin McCarrell, Keith Scott Hartley; 2nd Row: Toby Leavendusky, Shawn Mount, Kyle Woodrow, Chad Hamlin; Front Row: Curt Minner, Robert Higgins, Kyle Farrell, Shannon Peterson, Scott Galliart. Top left: Scott Hartley goes up for the rebound.

Above: Kyle Farrell waves to the crowd as he and his team mates, Kevin McCarrell and Richard Harris, are being driven by coach Jim Wheatcroft.

Left: Kyle Farrell tries to get the ball even though heis boxed out of position.

95 alxtff-CHte 95 Lady Builders Right: Angela Chatham blocks out an opponent as Jade Medders controls the ball.

Bottom right: In deep concentration, Angela Chatham dribbles the ball down the court.

Below: Reaching over a Bethel player, Jade Medders gains control of the ball.

95 4i:tt~-teu.o- 95 BUILDER SCOREBOARD

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY All Games: (11-16) (7-4) (4-9) Conference: (7-9) (5-3) (2-9) Non-Conference: (4-7) (2-1) (2-3)

Basketball Team members: Back row; Kristie Nold, Kenisha Bell, Linda Ward, Shandi Slough, Carmen Doramus, Allison Koontz, dcrs. Front row; Lisa Ashenfelter, Andrea Koontz, Michelle Quinones, Crystal Cleveland, Camille Sneed, Karissa Wright, JoLynn Angela Chatham, Erin Lindbloom.

95 4uttf-tktee 95 Moundbuilder Track

1st row: Michelle Quinones, Kerrie Bennett, Heather Rucker, Melissa Greer, Eliska Hicks, Raquel Rios, Stepheny Berry, Pam 2nd row:Janaye White, Karla Griffin, Holly Mitchek, LesleeGibson, Heidi Hull, Lisa Buller, TiffanyGranww. 3rd row:Stacy Kenisha Bell, Cam.ille Sneed, Melissa Pickrign, Stephanie Gonzales, Daphne Dobbins, Amon Turner, Clintric Kennedy. 4th ro Prothro, Jason Braun, Brandon O'Brien, Jermaine Rhodes, Roderick Washington, Jaime Vasquez, Jim Tucker. 5th row: Scott Chris Asmussen, Scott Jagodzinske, Jay Wilson, Troy Sm.ith, Preston Richert. 6th row: Lonnie Spady, Chad Hamlin, Justin W Pat Whelpley, Troy Jordan, Matt Woodard, Mike Shaw. 7th row: Dan Wollard, Tyree Myles, Richard Malone, Gary Kidd, Whitaker, Gordon Atkins, Eric Mauldin. Above: Always leading, Southwestern men.

Left: Heidi Hull and Pam Richert keep a steady pace during their distance race. SC Track

Below: Rodrick Washington and Amon Turner take a relaxing break from the track events.

Top Right: Jaime Vasquez, Jason Braun, and Ma ttWoodard stride ahead of the pack.

Bottom Right: Justin Watkins pushes on as he approaches the finish line. Left: Kenisha BeJl heaves the shotput.

Below: Rodrick Washington takes long strides as he rounds the track.

Bottom left: Striding ahead, Daphne Dobbins hands the baton to Janaye White.

Bottom right: Pam Richert maintains a steady pace.

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JEvent§ Moundbuilding Ceremony Lives on

After listening to Allyson Moon and Bob Wimmer's annual reading of the original minutes, telling of the plans for the "Moundbuilding" Ceremony, ev eryone followed the torch bearers through the historical path down to the mound. Many in the past have thrown their dreams, expectations, as well as their memories, on the heaping mound of opportunities, started here at Sou th western College. Another year has been marked by the incoming students looking up to the the returning students who carryon the sacred tradi tions of our school.

Top Right: Erin Haynes shares some personal thoughts for the camera.

Bottom Left: The crowd stares in awe as Ryan Rawlings delivers his profound speech.

Bottom Right: Let's take a moment of silence ~s we look on at the only time of the year we are allowed on or even close to the mound without the alarms soundIng. A Mudslinging Good Time They arrived alone, in groups, finally in hordes. As the day's erature reached a scorching the students and faculty of SC restless with anticipation. would this event, this "Kick- Day", begin? Who would win? I d it be the same teams as the . : before? The slaughter began and as after team fell, the spirits of survIvmg rose. Finally, the Ducks," being true to their proved to be victorious over Phi Delts'. And in sand, "Heads could hold their heads high they conquered FCA 3. The losers spectators thought dreamily of t-shirts they would not recei ve as victors hosed themselves off and -·it · 41 thorne. ., ...- '.-

3MUDSKATEERS: Mikc Hargis, Stacy Welk, and Doug Ward of . Dclta Sigma mud vollcyball team, share in a victory hug after yct another match during the volleyball game on Kickback Day.

DIGGING FOR BURIED TREASURE: Many people kept them busy prcparing thc sand pits for continuous matches of sand II.

"AAAHHHH": Stacy Wclk proves therc was no part leftofhcr that not convered in mud. Top right: Student leaders proudly carry the Leadership South western banner.

Center left: Community supporters carry the poster for the Black Student Union in the Homecoming Parade.

Center right: Rick Gregory, Stacey Welk, Erin Haynes and Amy Custer "share" the chore of representing SHARE.

Lower left: Parade Marshalls Jeanne Dexter and Leroy Worley lead the biggest and best Southwstern College Homecoming Paradein recent years. Dexter was the recipient of the SGA Faculty Citation and Worley was the recipient of the SGA Staff Citation Spring of 1994. Homecoming Parade Changes Route

This year Southwestern decided to hold the annual homecoming parade downtown like it used to several years ago. In the last year or two, it started on College and flowed down Warren in front of Stewart Fieldhouse. Due to public opinion it was decided to return to Main Street between Fourteenth and Eighth. It had a very good turn out by the public, which lined both sides of the street. Some of the floats consisted of Cheerleaders, Sigma Iota Sigma, Phi Delta Theta, and several other organi za tions from thecollege and comm uni ty.

Top left: The Sigma Iota Sigma put on an enthusiastic show as they rumbled down the street.

Lower left: The SC Cheerleaders were out in full force for the parade.

Lower right: What is this? Arc those really the Phi Delta Thetas? ,

Above: Homecoming Queen Meriam Lehman. Meriam, a junior from Garden City, Kansas, is majoring in Biology.

Left: Attendant Stephanie Gonzales. Stephanie, a junior from Wichita, Kansas, is majoring in Mass Communications and Film.

Lower left: Attendant Shala Link. Shala, a junior from Rolla, Kansas, is majoring in Psychology.

Right: Attendant Amy Bugbee. Amy, a senior from Quinter, Kansas, is majoring in Biology Education and Elementary Educa tion.

Lower right: Attendant Lisa Buller. Lisa, a senior from Hutchinson, Kansas, is majoring in Biology. Above: Ugly Man Courtney Brown. Courtney, a senior from Bixby, Oklahoma, is majoring in Business.

Left: Candidate Kyle Farrell. Kyle, a senior from Newton, Kansas, is majoring in Account ing.

Lower left: Candidate Jon Schneider. Jon, a senior from Goodland, Kansas, is majoring in Health, Physical Education, and Recreation; Mass Communications and Film; and Speech and Communication.

Right: Candidate Kedrick Rollins. Kedrick, a junior from Jacksonville, Texas, is majoring in Computers.

Lower right: Candidate Mike Hargis. Mike, a senior from Tulsa, Oklahoma, is majoring in Health, Physical Education and Recreation. Freshmen Work Their Way Into the Communi

On August 20, 1994, 142 unsuspect ing freshmen set out to make their prescence known to the community of Winfield in a productive manner. The class was split into 14 teams and given specific tasks to accomplish during the day. Such jobs included house repair, painting, scraping, yard care, landscaping, and roofing. While a majority of the crews worked dili gently, a few found time for Nintendo playing and cat painting. The fresh men ended the exhilarating day by being commended at a banquet held in their honor. For the most part, the freshmen thought it was a rewarding day and a wonderful experience.

Top: Chillin' in the Shade: One of the freshmen work crews takes a well-deserved popsiclc break during Freshmen Work Day.

Left: RAH! RAH! RAH! Punkin Perry finishes a cheer for the other members on her work team during Freshmen Work Day.

Right: An Experienced Workaholic: Freshman Mike Shaw takes on . the job of scraping paint off a house--single handedly.

95 4er.telttff-4i~ 95 Left: Senior Brandon Haynes flashes his amazing musical abili ties by playing his lips off.

The woodwind section of the SC Pep Band does its best to rock the crowd of excite ment.

Saxophone Queen, Erin Haynes, jams to her favorite pep song while playing scoring football game. Below: Mezzo-soprano Barbara MacAllister enter tained students with a lively performance.

Right: Robin Wright, award-winning author, cap tivated the audience with her interesting speech.

Above: Artist Queen Bey performed nu merous jazz pieces to the audience's de light.

Right: Students were able to visit with Barbara MacAllister in an informal setting following the convocation. Above left: Sara Callender is able to benefit from the convocation featuring Bar bara MacAllister.

Above: Dr. Gary King checks his eyelids for holes at the Matriculation Con vocation.

Left: The Matriculation Convocation draws a large crowd every year. Below: Heath Starnes isn't horsing around in his Well ness Class. Horseback riding was offered by Sandy Feinstein as one of the mini-sessions for Well ness class.

Right: Homecomi ng queen Meriam Lehman si ts wi th 0 ther roya Ity a t the foo tba II game.

Left: Sean Quilan and Craig Thompson pause for the camera.

Above: Rick Gregory assists Carman Costello as she explores her career options. e Good, The Bad, & The Ugly!

The Halloween celebration on SC's campus will last in the memories of most for years to come. No matter where people went, someone or something was lurking, waiting to create a little excitement in the yearly spook-day celebration. Students, faculty, and employees all shared in the excitement of get ting to dress up and let loose on the one day of the year that deserves celebration in the territory of the JINX.

Above left: Shasta Yeadon smiles hungrily as her after noon snack, Jo Mason, approaches.

Above right: The daring soldier, Jean Glasgow-Smith, rescues the queen and her daughter (Kay Newton and Joanna Kessinger) from another life-endangering Book Cave experience.

Left: Vickie Grow, Rick Gregory, Wilma Topper, and Beverly Cox show what really goes on in the CLC when everyone goes home. Theater Traditions Continue After 75 Years

Theater started out very well this year. Beginning with Much Ado About Noth ing followed by Glass Me nagerie. And then there was the annual production of Eagerheart, with directing scenes in between. Second semester the two major productions are Skin of Our Teeth and Fantastics.

Top Right: "The Good" Kris Rhodes and Jeff Protho in love during Much Ado About Nothing.

Top Left: "The Bad" Shawn Quinlan, Ann Wheatley, and JD Smith giving everyone the "evil eye."

Bottom: "And The..... Craig Thompson and Steven Howe building the set for Much Ado. Top Left: Jenny Bate and Tricia Parker watching for Sarah Dillingham to forget the next line.

Top Right: JD Tucker looks on as Joseph in Eagerheart.

Bottom Left: JD Smith as he presents the Baby Jesus a gift.

Bottom Right: "Now if I only had a match!" Benn Jackson trying tJ keep warm by the fire.

95 ei~~t~-thtee 95 Above: Steven Howe, Angie Fogo, and Jenny Muret-Bate, cast members in Eagerheart, gaze intently into the future.

Right: Eagerheart cast member, Jory Taplin, glitters during his one-in-a million performance.

Below: Much Ado About Nothing characters glide gracefully across the stage. Above: The Skin of Our Teeth, by Thornton Wilder, was produced in the Spring semester. Ann Wheatley, Robin Hathaway and Benn Jackson joined the stuffed animals on stage.

Left: The Fantastiks, byTomJonesand Harvey Schmidt,starred Steve Howe, Craig Thompson, Donelle Bergeson, and Erin Haynes. More Convocations ...

Top: Dallas Black Dance Theatre per fonned in February as part of the Black History Month celebration. The group was received well by students and people from the town.

Above: Organist Todd Wilson also enter tained in February.

Right:J. R. Brow, comedian, presented an evening of laughs in November. Left: Comedian Eric Golden produced lots of giggles in March

Below: Lecturer Leonard Sweet spoke to the Southwestern community in January.

Left: Marc Moran may look grim, but he left us roIling in the aisles. Left: Chad Hamlin strikes a dance pose during the festivities.

Above: Jay Wilson smiles as he holds his sweetheart, Kim.

Right: Tony Busch struts his stuff to the musical beat. Homecoming Dance Left: Judy Stine, Courtney Brown, and Shala Link cuddle up at the Homecoming Dance. This year's dance was at the National Guard Armory.

Left: Amy Bugbee and Jim Tucker show off new dance moves.

Above: Debbie Dove and Will Badley share a slow dance. Right: Paul Jackson shows the crowd just how low he can go while Meriam Lehman prepares to show her skills as well.

Above: Matt Woodard, Eliska Hicks, Erin Mitchell, Pam Richert, Lonnie Above: John Schneider selects the tunes for Spady, Chad Hamlin, Stacey Robbins, and JustinWatkins hang out before the Hawaiian Luau.

95 IUltetfl 95 Left: Chad Strohl, Kurt Echols, and Aaron Stucky are making big plans for the evening.

Below: Shala Link and Anthony Escalante sample the snacks available at the food table.

Left: Stephanie Gonzales, Charlie Tarver, Paul Jackson, Jamie Escalante, and Sam Ellis strike a pose at the Luau. Winter Formal

Above: Christian Lutz, Joanna Kessinger, and Steven Howe strike a pose at the Winter For mal.

Above right: Tony Busch, Cannen Costello, and Brandon Sommer jam the night away.

Right: Jim Tucker, Jerrod Wheeler, Stephanie Gonzales, Ryan Rawlings, and Eliska Hicks share a group embrace.

95 Itbtet~ -tMJ- 95 Left: Kerrie Bennett, Stephanie Gonzales, and Charlie Tarver show off the Tootsie Roll.

Bottom left: Lindsay Peter and Amber Rucker share the dance floor. The evening found ev eryone dressed their best.

Below: Masquerading at the Winter Formal are Terrill Domangue, Aa ron Stucky, and Carlos Hernandez.

95 Hiftettf-t~'tee 95 Winterfest becomes tradition

Right: Winterfest royalty, juniors Missy Payne and Lonnie Spady; freshmen Stosh Seller and Heidi Hull; seniors Brandon O'Brien and Tonya Edelman; and sophomores Courtney Prewitt and Raquel Rios.

Above: Taking a break from the dance are Bryan Foster,Jaime Vasquez, and Lisa Buller.

Right: Steven Howe, Shasta Yeado'1, Jennifer Fisk, Christian Lutz, Rex Moser, Marian Grieve, Donelle Bergeson, Tony Busch, and Carman Costello jam the night away at the Winterfest Dance. Below left: Amber Rucker, Heather Rucker, and Keith Kinley pose for a picture while they take a break from dancing.

Below right: The drummer sets the beat for everyone to dance.

left: Steven Howe enjoying himself at the _ ,. ntp·rtp,:;.t dance.

right: Rex Moser and Michael Shaw have dancing to the live band while Brian Nelson gets down to the music. Southwestern leadership

Every spring student leaders at Southwestern are honored in a formal way at a banquet. The 1995 function was held at Baden Square with good food, good conversation, and the sharingof accomplishments.

Top left: Nathan Williams listens attentatively as the banquet progressed.

Top right: Donelle Bergeson, SGA president, awaits her tum at the microphone.

Lower right: Freshman class president Paul Jackson took advantage of the chance to promote his class. Top: Erin Haynes and Tara Ghere represent their respective groups.

Center left: Accomplishments were related by Amber Martin.

Center right: Lloyd Bradshaw tells the group about his fraternity.

Left: Christy Grealis listens to the speakers while organizer Cheryl Rude makes notes. 1

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Gordon Akin Amy Alley Ashlee Alley Christopher Asmussen Poteau, OK Augusta, KS Augusta, KS Argonia, KS

Shayne Bannon Belinda Barstow Benjamin Basham Jennifer Batson David Battin Douglass, KS Beloit, KS DeSoto, TX Blackwell, OK Ulysses, KS

Shanon Bayliff Kenisha Bell Leslie Bellamy Robert Bennington III Winfield, KS Colorado Springs, CO Junction City, KS Northglenn, CO 95 (Ute "UHMed 95 Heather Blackmore Thomas Bond Timothy Bond JoAnn Bowers David Boyd Maize, KS Ponca City, OK Ponca City, OK Wichita, KS Dallas, TX

Joshua Bradford Ben Brass Shon Brubaker Marlies Buchmueller Johnna Buckle Oklahoma City, OK Coldwater, KS Wichita, KS Pratt, KS Wellington, KS

Christopher Burley Charles Caine Timothy Capehart Bryce Carlisle Ryan Chamberland Winfield, KS Fayette, AL Arkansas City, KS Andover, KS Winfield, KS

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Angela Chatham Daniel Chee Jeffrey Clark Shannon Clements Crystal Cleveland Shawnee, OK Tulsa, OK Winfield, KS Winfield, KS Courtland, KS Kevin Colvin Ange Craft Robert Cramer Jennifer Crispin MeganCruit Liberal, KS Winfield, KS Augusta, KS Lincoln, KS Hill City, KS

Michelle Dabney Angela DeFisher Carmen Doram us Tyler Doubrava Chelsey Driver Kremlin, OK Lebanon, KS Clearwater, KS Scott City, KS Fayette, AL

Aaron Dunn Ramona Dutton Christopher Edmison David Elliott Dena Ensign Humboldt, KS Winfield, KS Pawhuska, OK Rose Hill, KS Wichita, KS

Deborah Garison Jaime Escalante Jennifer Fisk Charisse Forsyth Erin Galliart Winfield, KS Dalias, TX Newton, KS Kingman, KS Winfield, KS

95 D4U ~""Med two- 95 Bryan Garrison Leslee Gibson Eric Gifford Melissa Gonzalez Tiffany Granzow Liberal, KS Herington, KS Basin, WY Dallas, TX Herington, KS

Ch ristina G realis Lola Gutierrez Jack Guzman Glenn Hammons Robert Hankins Charleston, WV Winfield, KS Miami, FL Clive,IA Dexter, KS

Danna Hanks Benjamin Harbour Brandon Harris Renea Hibbs Robert Higgins Havana, KS Topeka, KS Bixby,OK Altamont, KS Claremore, OK

Robert Hightower Chad Holt Christopher Holt Cecily Hopper Darren Hornback Dallas, TX Douglass, KS Cimarron, KS lola, KS Parsons, KS Stacy Houlden Deanna Housh Lana Howard Heidi Hull Caldwell, KS Shawnee Mission, KS Mulvane, KS Arapahoe, CO

Burton Humburg Mary Hutto Tava Ingram Aaron Jack Andover, KS Winfield, KS Tribune, KS Andover, KS

Heather Johnson Robbie Johnson Clintric Kennedy Gary Kidd Allison Koontz Wellington, KS Parsons, KS Tyler, TX Springfield, OH Sedan,KS

Andrea Koontz Monica Lara Shawn Larison Toby Leavendusky Seth Lindberg Sedan, KS Andover, KS Ponca City, OK Wichita, KS Liberal, KS Ramiro Lizcano Scott Lowe Merrill MacQueen Laura Magouirk Rogers, AR Winfield, KS Lenexa, KS Dodge City, KS

Frank Martinez Joyce McArtor Melinda McElhone Michael McWhirt Wichita, KS Winfield, KS Winfield, KS Winfield, KS

Jade Medders Scott Metz Holly Mitchek Natalie Moore Ryan Moore McAlester, OK Winfield, KS Cheyenne Wells, CO Oxford, KS Burden, KS

Michael Moran Stacy Morgan Rex Moser Jeremy Murrell Brian Nelson Salina, KS Minneapolis, KS Oxford, KS Keifer, OK Derby, KS Erin Nelson Kristin Nelson Kristie Nold Jeffery Olsen Arkansas City, KS Derby, KS Sedgwick, KS Bixby,OK

Ameichia Perry Lindsay Peter Kellie Powell Michelle Powell Sean Quinlan Lawton, KS Mustang, OK Liberal, KS Liberal, KS Fort Scott,KS

Eddie Reyes Jesus Reyes Deanna Reynolds Pamela Richert Dallas, TX Dallas, TX Arkansas City, KS Assaria, KS

Stacey Robbins Lori Root Amber Rucker Jennifer Russom Jeffrey Salem South Haven, KS Topeka, KS Douglass, KS Sublette, KS Noble, OK Kristin Sauer Sunshine Scherer Heather Schermerhorn Karen Schme.idler High Ridge, MO Bailey, CO Mulvane, KS Arkansas City, KS

Michael Shaw Christopher Shields Stacey Skinner Stephanie Sharp Yale,OK Garden City, KS Prescott, AZ Altamont, KS

Rick Smith Russ Snyder Stacy Stanley Heath Starnes Colorado Springs, CO S. Hutchinson, KS Augusta, KS Stratford, TX

Heather Stout Jennifer Stucky Dinayael Suarez Charlie Tarver Henry Tate Wichita, KS Pretty Prairie, KS Dallas, TX Richland, GA Richland, GA Alex Thomas Butch Thurman Amy Turner Kerry VanRoyen Topeka, KS Cald well, KS Wichita, KS Viola, KS

Kenta Watanabe Mike Werne Darren Wheeler Rodrick Washington Stockton, KS Mesquite, TX Toyokaw City,JAPAN Wichita, KS

Kyle Woodrow Karissa wngnt Daniel Wollard Katrina Wollard Augusta, KS Sean-Michael White Oxford, KS Liberal, KS Caldwell, KS Oxford, KS

Stacy Yeager Keri Zimmerman Jay Wyckoff Shasta Yeadon Winfield, KS Arkansas City, KS Winfield, KS Garden City, KS Left: "Marilyn of Sherwood Forest" robs from the poor? Backup mugger is Will Badley.

Below: Kerry Kirby and Kedrick Rollins look like they have had a rough footbaU game!

Ive: Did any of these guys win at Bingo? Jeff Olsen, Kevin Colvin, Brandon Harris, Heath nes, and Jack Guzman.

!t: Showing proper respect at the Martin Luther King Convocation, Jennaine Rhodes, Donald ler and Eric Mauldin. Sophomores

Christopher Arganbright Lisa Ashenfelter Jared Bastion Shawn Benjamin Grainfield, KS Cambridge, KS Hutchinson, KS Houston, TX

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John Braithwait Stephen Butler Donald Carter Lisa Cazzell Wichita, KS Burden, KS Beggs, OK Rosalia, KS

Nick Clay Carman Costello Liz Crickard Rigaile Crittenden Jolynn Dennett Douglass, KS Dodge City, KS Concordia, KS Winfield, KS Burden, KS Kurt Echols Amanda Folck Rhonda Gaschler Jason Hackler Spring Hill, KS Lyons, KS Winfield, KS Blackwell, OK

Scott Hartley Caleb Hass Carlos Hernandez Christopher Hildreth Wichita, KS Winfield, KS Dale City, VA Northglenn CO

Lisa Hudson Melody Huff Aaron Iverson JoAnn Kelly Aaron Kirk Kansas City, KS Winfield, KS Arkansas City, KS Winfield, Ks Leon, KS

Shane Lind Lysyin Lobster-Maddox Jennifer Loomis Willis Lusk Richard Malone Winfield, KS St. Louis, MO Wichita, KS Oklahoma City, OK Dallas, TX 95 O-He l.etHMed etef.leH 95 Amber Martin Zachary Martin Colin Milligan Heather Moore Marilyn Moore Liberal, KS Fort Collins, CO Clay Center, KS Winfield, KS Wellington, KS

Greg Mount Shawn Mount Mark Mozingo Sudan Muhammad Jessica Muret Winfield, KS Burden, KS Winfield, KS Thornton, CO Winfield, KS

Tyree Myles Rebecca Notz Brian Pagan Skye Perkins Shannon Peterson New Orleans, LA Rose Hill, KS Bonner Springs, KS Liberal, KS Dexter, KS

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Freedom Phillips Joy Pickett L K Plain Courtney Prewitt Jeffrey Prothro Winfield, KS Garden City, KS Winfield, KS Garden City, KS Augusta, KS Joseph Provost Kimberly PurkeypiJe Michael Raschen Kristell Rhodes Raquel Rios Derby, KS Wamego, KS Winfield, KS Douglass, KS Liberal, KS

Susan Shaver Stacia Shore Brandon Smith Rose Spainhour Monique Stanley Augusta, KS Grenola, KS Johnson, KS Winfield, KS Arkansas City, KS

Jody Stewart Aaron Stucky Lorna Trout Dawn Uplinger Rebecca Vickers Wellington, KS Pretty Prairie, KS Winfield, KS Great Bend, KS Wellington, KS

~ .-. Douglas Ward Stacy Welk Isaac West Janaye White Nathan Williams St. Paul, KS Mesquite, TX Shreveport, LA Milan, KS Garden City, KS Below: Jerome leads the cow in the homecoming parade, not knowing that later his wife Dawn will have to kiss it.

Right: JD Tucker investigates a fish hatchery in Mead County during a biology field trip.

Above: Cannen Doramus happily computes at her job in Student Life.

Right: Jack Guzman works diligently on his review essay for Ancient Civilizations. Left: Roderick Washington, Isaac West, and Rick Smith discuss the Moundbuilder's strategy for the final blows of defeat against Tabor College.

Left: Jeff Clark laughs encouragingly with his fellow cast members backstage before their big debut.

Cortez Kennedy takes time out of his busy for a serious moment of devoted studying. Juniors

Dennis Abington Michael Allen Wendell Andrea Mary Bannon Arkansas City, KS Locust Grove, OK APO Augusta, KS

Aaron Birkhofer James Boucher Jamie Braungardt David Brazil Winfield, KS Winfield, KS Douglass, KS Winfield, KS

Anton Busch Zee Butler Christen Callaway Brian Ceynar Joanna Chiles Dodge City, KS Burden, KS Derby, KS Douglass, KS Arkansas City, KS Marrietta Coggins Janet Cook Melinda Craft Rachel Daniel Debra Davis Oxford, KS Lyons, KS Arkansas City, KS Winfield, KS Winfield, KS

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Jami Dejarnett Melissa Dick Tamra Dietrick Jennifer Dunn Kassi Dyar Wellington, KS Wellington, KS Winfield, KS Clay Center, KS Winfield, KS

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George Espinoza Carey Eskridge Jennifer Finney Sid Fleming Bryan Foster Lindsay, CA Winfield, KS Winfield, KS Coldwater, KS Udall, KS

Shawn Franklin Joette Franks Scott Ga lIiart Jevon Cearhardt Tara Ghere Arkansas City, KS Winfield, KS Winfield, KS Arkansas City, KS Hutchinson, KS David Glantz Stephanie Gonzales Marcie Grace Melissa Greer Delee Hadsall Winfield, KS Wichita, KS Winfield, KS Dexter, KS Winfield, KS

Jonathan Hadsall Sonny Hale Chad Hamlin Thomas Hand Winfield, KS Liberal, KS Hugoton, KS Derby, KS

Robin Hathaway Erin Haynes Eliska Hicks Jennifer Higgins Wichita, KS Coldwater, KS Augusta, KS Wellington, KS

Angela Hockenbury Joel Hockenbury Jennifer Holeman Jennifer Horton Steven Howe Arkansas City, KS Arkansas City, KS Caney, KS Phoenix, AZ Bloomfield, NM Karen Hufman Rebecca Humphrey Garren Hutchison Benn Jackson Scott Jagodzinske Augusta, KS Arkansas City, KS Garden Plain, KS Yukon, OK Topeka KS

Troy Jordan Kody Kearns Eli Jantz Deborah Johnson Stoney Johnson Winfield, KS Newton, KS Winfield, KS Winfield, KS Arkansas City, KS

Christopher King Jason King Keith Kinley Kerry Kirby Sarah Lampe Winfield, KS Winfield, KS Derby, KS Winfield, KS Minneola, KS

Chris Lampson Ed ward Larsen Teresa Latta James Lee Meriam Lehman Cedar Vale, KS Winfield, KS Cheney, KS Oxford, KS Garden City, KS o

Alicia Lindal Shala Link Darren Little Amy Llamas Vicke Lola r Derby, KS Rolla, KS Augusta, KS Arkan as City, KS Arkans.ls City, KS

Christian Lutz Amy Macias Cara Magness Mark Masarik Kansas City, KS Wellington, KS Derby, I

~~Eric Mauldin Shelly May Angela Mayorga April Mazanec Sacramento, CA Arkansas City, KS Lenexa, KS Marienthal, KS~~

Jamie McLaughlin Dearrick McPherson Travis Meyer Jonathan Morris Michael Morris Mound Valley, KS Wichita, KS Winfield, KS Belleville, KS Arkansas City, KS Brandy Neice Ryan Nolting Brett CYBrien Anthony Owen June Palmer Atlanta, KS Versailles, MO Shawnee Mission, KS Bartlesville, OK Winfield, KS

~~Gena Parker Kerri Passmore Melissa Payne Lori Peters Brian Pettey Arkansas City, KS Hugoton, KS Hugoto n, KS Winfield, KS Bloomington, IL~~

~~Melissa Pickerign Scott Pierpoint Ruth Piper Kendra Pittman Karen Price Johnson, 1<5 Arkansas City, KS Wellington, KS Liberal, 1<5 Oxford, KS~~

• Morgan Pudcrbaugh Michelle Quinones Jess Randel Christie Reed Jermaine Rhodes Coldwater, 1<5 McClave, CO Wild Horse, CO Wellington, KS Springfield, OH Preston Richert Kedrick Rollins Heather Rucker Mark Sasser Nichole Sawer Assaria, KS Jacksonville, TX Douglass, KS San Antonio, TX Arkansas City, KS

~~Michael Schaller Laurence Seyb Deanna Shaffer Robin Sheldon Bradley Skinner Winfield, KS Johnson, KS Winfield, KS S. Hutchinson, KS Yale, OK~~

~~J. D. Smith Mary Smith Camille Sneed Leah Somerville Dodge City, KS Winfield, KS Oxford, KS Winfield, KS~~

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~~Lonnie Spady Jennifer Stine Tamara Stone George Stover JoryTaplin Los Animas, CO Winfield, KS Arkansas City, KS Nickerson, KS Abilene, KS~~

~~95 o.ne ~"nMed twentlf-tfA)(J. 95 Amon Turner Jake Turner Tricia Turner Jeremy Vickers Dax Wadley Amarillo, TX Arkansas City, KS Mulvane, KS Wellington, KS Wichita, KS -~~

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~~Justin Watkins Gretchen Wells Ann Wheatley Jason White Jenna Williams Kingman, KS Winfield, KS Chanute, KS Milan, KS Sedan, KS~~

~~Tanya Williams Dina Willis Laura Wollard Matthew Woodard Jennifer Zabokrtsky Shidler, OK Udall, KS Winfield, KS Baldwin City, KS Barnes, KS~~

~~Rick Smith and Chuck Caine contemplate the future. Class or lunch? Seniors~~

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~~Linda Abrahams Kelly Adams Karen Adamson Molly Ahlerich Rose Hill, KS Wellington, KS Arkansas City, KS Winfield, KS~~

~~Todd Armbrust Tracy Austin William Badley Kristie Ball Arkansas City, KS Arkansas City, KS Shidler, OK Augusta, KS~~

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Kerrie Bennett Sharlene Benning Jason Bertolacci Jacob Bodine Derby, KS Arkansas City, KS Canyon Lake, TX Derby, KS Donna Bowen Jason Braun Trevor Bridges Bonnie Brown Courtney Brown Winfield, KS Arkansas City, KS Liberal, KS Rose Hill, KS Bixby, OK .. , I~"''f .' ·I. -'.. ,.

~~Amy Bugbee Lisa Buller Erika Bumgarner Hal Bumgarner Helen Byrd Arkansas City, KS Quinter, KS Hutchinson, KS San Jose, CA Arkansas City, KS~~

~~Sara Callender Michelle Calvert Jana Rhea Cartwright Sue Coble Heidi Davis Woodland Park, CO Arkansas City, KS Winfield, KS Arkansas City, KS Douglass, KS~~

Michelle Day Regina DeMeritt Michele Dierks Jeffrey Dillard Sarah Dillingham Wichita, KS Udall, KS Cambridge, KS Augusta, KS Haysville, KS Jason Diseker Daphne Dobbins Dale Dolezal Terrill Domangue Christopher Douglas Liberal, KS Lyons, KS Downs, KS Houma, LA Poteau, OK

~~Debora h Dove Tonya Edelman Cathy Evans Allison Ewing Kyle Farrell Winfield, KS Winfield, KS Arkansas Citv. KS Pratt, KS Newton, KS~~

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~~Jackye Feldman Jessica Filosa Audra Flickinger Angie Fogo Roger Fox Burden, KS ARGENTINA Oxford, KS Leoti, KS Winfield, KS~~

Douglas Frahm Michael Geier Richard Gerdel Annette Giefer Leigh Godwin Wichita, KS Augusta, KS Arkansas City, KS Wellington, KS Belle Plaine, KS Alycia Granite Karla Griffin Rhoda Hain Casandra Hall Mike Hargis Liberal, KS Cherryvale, KS Arkansas City, KS Arkansas City, KS Tulsa, OK

~~Richard Harris Tara Harris Janie Hatfield Diana Hayes Brandon Haynes Coldwater, KS Winfield, KS Arkansas City, KS Arkansas City, KS Douglass, KS~~

~~April Henke Shelly Hereford David Herren Rebecca Hewitt David Hickey Douglass, KS Rose Hill, KS Arkansas City, KS Arkansas City, KS Winfield, KS~~

Tami Hiebert Kay Hill Richard Holman Cetra Horton Leanne Howie Winfield, KS Sedan, KS Arkansas City, KS Ness City, KS Winfield, KS Brent Hubble Gary Hudson Andrea Hurtienne Michelle Hutchins Adel Ishak Wichita, KS Kiefer, OK Arkansas City, KS Winfield, KS Arkansas City, KS

~~Heather Jacobs Marilyn James Jamie Johnson Janis Jones Jonathan Jones Winfield, KS Winfield, KS Oxford, KS Wichita, KS Winfield, KS~~

~~Opal Jones Wanda Jones Jamie Kaiser Karen Keeler Joanna Kessinger Oxford, KS Arkansas City, KS Winfield, KS Arkansas City, KS Burden, KS~~

Yvonna Larimore Michelle Kincaid Craig King Andrew Koeppen Sara Koontz Wellington, Arkansas City, KS Winfield, KS Attica, KS Sedan, KS KS I Alisha Lee Ronald Levan Sharon Lindteigen Kathy Long Shawn Love Winfield, KS Winfield, KS Wichita, KS Winfield, KS Winfield, KS

~~Tracy Lowry Missy Lupton Deborah May Kevin McCarrell Ulysses, KS Derby, KS Wellington, KS Wichita, KS~~

~~Kelly McCauley Shawn McGrew Sharla McIver Debra McNinch Steven McNinch Winfield, KS Arkansas City, KS Winfield, KS Arkansas City, KS Arkansas City, KS~~

Amy McWhirt Mary Merz Kerri Miller Anita Mills Curtis Minner Winfield, KS Arkansas City, KS Winfield, KS Towanda, KS Goodland, KS Jonathan Mobley Lonnie Moore Billy Morris Jennifer Morris Gary Morrison Raiford, FL Winfield, KS Winfield, KS Winfield, KS Arkansas City, KS

~~Jennifer Muret-Bate Rebeccah Murray Traci Nugen Brandon O'Brien Tricia Parker Winfield, KS Augusta, KS Wellington, KS Shawnee Mission, KS Udall, KS~~

~~Maureen Pate Sean Perkins Sherryl Perry Laura Phouthavong Arkansas City, KS Liberal, KS Ponca City, OK Winfield, KS~~

Paula Rader Todd Randall Brian Raney Brett Rariden Eddie Raschen Winfield, KS Winfield, KS Oklahoma City, OK Liberal, KS Parsons, KS 95 (J,lte '-etHeVted t'-i'Ct'l 95 Richard Rawlings Elaina Rayl Debra Reed Justin Reed Jason Reimer Augusta, KS Wellington, KS Wellington, KS Overland Park, KS Winfield, KS

~~Charles Rhoads Robert Rhodd Aaron Roop Anna Ross Stephanie Satterlee Udall, KS Winfield, KS Cald well, KS Burden, KS Winfield, KS~~

~~Michael Scharnhorst Jonathan Schneider Jacinda Sha w Shawn Shriver Barnsdall, OK Goodland, KS Arkansas City, KS Arkansas City, KS~~

Kelly Shultz Scott Sisson Brian Skibbe Shandi Slough Christopher Smith Winfield, KS Winfield, KS Winfield, KS Holton, KS . Winfield, KS Kara Smith Terry Smith Howard Spencer Kristen St. Peter Jolana Spencer Arkansas City, KS Wellington, KS Jacksonville, TX Winfield, KS Winfield, KS

~~Nancy Stauffer Judy Stine Lori Stockton Chad Strohl Terri Sturich El Dorado, KS Winfield, KS Arkansas City, KS Arlington, TX Winfield, KS~~

~~Brian Swafford Rebecca Swenson Trudy Taylor Janice Thomas Billy Tipps Pratt, KS Concordia, KS Winfield, KS Winfield, KS Norman, OK~~

Charles Torre Cheryl Townsley J.D. Tucker Jim Tucker Jaime Vasquez Winfield, KS Arkansas City, KS Wichita, KS Elkhart, KS Emporia, KS 95 tUU k«'HMea tki'tt'l-two- 95 Donald Va wter Elaine Venters Salvador Villagran Jeffrey Vogt John Wackel Salina, KS Winfield, KS Fort Worth, TX Arkansas City, KS Winfield, KS

~~Linda Ward Kazumi Watanabe Linda Weathers Janice Webb Winfield, KS Toyokaw City, J AP AN Winfield, KS Arkansas City, KS~~

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~~Xavier Whitaker Lori Wedel Curtis Wheatley Jerrod Wheeler Heather Webber Broken Arrow, OK Winfield, KS Greensburg, KS Columbus, KS Greensburg, KS~~

~~Frank Williams Jason Wilson Greg Wood Stacey Wray El Dorado, KS Enid,OK Arkansas City, KS Burden, KS~~

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~~Craig Bright Brady Butcher Amy Chaaban Erie Coleman Sharon Chuvala Wichita, KS Elk City, OK Arkansas City, KS Winfield, KS . Winfield, KS~~

~~Richard Cox j.B. Elliot Ruth Gordon Marisa Hubbs Patricia Hunter Winfield, KS Cedar Vale, KS Winfield, KS Winfield, KS Winfield, KS~~

. Anthony jennings LaRanda jennings Frieda Lindberg Eric Lybarger Kim McCune Arkansas City, KS Arkansas City, KS Winfield, KS Winfield, KS Winfield, KS Marilyn McNeish Linda Misasi Stuart Osterthun Cindy Padgham Alleigh Schmidt Winfield, KS Winfield, KS Arkansas City, KS Winfield, KS Winfield, KS

~~Rene Smith Jod ie Stanley Jamie Stein Cindi Tedder Craig Thompson Winfield, KS Arkansas City, KS Ponca City, OK Winfield, KS Winfield, KS~~

~~Far left: Bryan Foster lounges behind Jaime Va::;quez and Lisa Buller at the Winterfest Dance.~~

~~Left: Ameichia Perry is really happy to be par ticipating in Freshman WorkDay.~~

Jami White Betty Zaring Oxford, KS Arkansas City, KS Double Take! "Double Your Pleasure and Double Your Fun" five times over with all the new sets of twins on the SC campus. It's a new record for Southwestern's history book. Forget about studying for class, try studying the faces and not getting confused. GOOD LUCK!

~~Top Right: Brett & Burt Humburg, Middle Right: Andrea & Allison Koontz, Bottom Right: Tim & Tom Bond, Top Left: Amy & Ashley Alley, Bottom Left: Kelli & Michelle Powell. More Freshman Stuff~~

~~Left: After hours of decorating for Halloween, Eddie Reyes gets his bucket ready for some candy.~~

~~Left: The police are searching for these women after they failed to stop at the red light during the Homecoming Parade.~~

~~Left: Could this be?? Robbie Johnson, Darren Hornbeck, and Jeff Olsen put in study time at the CLC. There must be some great force behind this. Faculty~~

~~Don Anderson Raymond Anderson Ruth Archambeau Harvey Barger Richard Barnes Professor of Psychology Maintenance Director of Alumni Dev. Groundsman Assoc. Prof. of Bus/Econ~~

~~Cheryl Barnell Terry Barnett Jackie Berryman Rich Bicker Debra Biddle Library Clerk Professor of Chemistry ]nstrucLor in Nursing AssL. Prof. of Education Secretary, College Services~~

Mary Blake Michelle Boucher Troy Boucher Tom Bowlby Charlotte Brewer Exec. Asst. to President Asst. Prof. of Education Professor of English Food Service Secretary, College Services Susan Bumsted Martha Butler Joan Caldwell Rosetta Callison Linda Calvin Assoc. Prof. of Nursing Assoc. Prof. of Nursing Asst. Prof. of Spanish Secretary, Athletics Secretary, Maintenance

~~Donna Carpenter Phil Carr Judith Charlton Keith Chuvala Custodian Assoc. Prof. of HPER Professor of English Maintenance Programmer~~

~~Beverly Cox Norma Cox Connie Craft Dan Daniel Don Daniels Custodian Receptionist/Chief Operator Registrar Professor of English Maintenance~~

• Teresa Day Bill DeArmond. InSoon DeArmond Rosemarie Deering Lisa Demaree Library Clerk Professor of Mass Com. FoOd Service Chef Professor of Education Coord. Downtown Center Robena Deppe Jeanne Dexter Mikel Dexter Helen Dillon Kirk Dubberstein Asst. Prof. of Psychology Assoc. Prof. of Business Financial Officer Custodian Custodian

~~BillDyar Richard Endriss Ed Erickson Sandy Feinstein Cecil Findley V.P. for Development Custodian Asst. Plant Foreman Assoc. Prof. of English Professor of Religion~~

~~Robert Flower Larry Franklin Dave Galliart Bob Gallup George Gangwere Development Information Maintenance V.P. for Business Affairs Assl Prof. ofPhysic~ Assoc. Prof. of~y!;~_~~

Benn Gibson Jean Glasgow-Smith Tika Goldston Geoff Grabow Wallace Gray Dir. of College Services Asst. Manager Bookstore Library Clerk Admissions Counselor Professor of ... " "~- """ • Rick Gregory Vickie Grow Marvin Hafenstein Dory Hamburg Kristina Harding . Career Planning Asst., Student Life Coord. Degree Completion Secretary, Academic Dean Secretary, Admissions

~~Ron Harp Jim Helmer Bill Helphingstine Traci Henley Carolyn Herman Security Professor of HPER Maintenance AsSL BBallNoUeybaU Coach Assl. Prof. of Chemistry~~

~~Marguerite Hessini Brenda Hicks Nan Hinson Curtis Horton Charles Hunter Professor of French Asst. Dir. Admissions Secretary, Development Asst. Football Coach Professor of Biology~~

Ron Jenkins Frank Johnson Barbara Kaiser Debbie Kearns Gary King Dir. of Development Adjunct, Music Secretary, Business Office Faculty Assistant Dir. of Wonnation Services Mike Kirkland Monty Lewis Nancy Lewis Kent Long Sports Information Dir. Head Football Coach Secretary, Admissions Maintenance Secretary, Career

~~Carl Martin Mary Lou Martin Doug Mason Jack Mazzanti Lois McCaw President Adjunct, Music Director of Admissions Custodian Faculty Assistant~~

~~Daryl McWhirt Kim Mercer Allyson Moon Roger Moon Alan Moore Plant Foreman Asst. Prof. of Social Work Asst. Prof. in Theatre Assoc. Prof. of Theatre Programmer~~

Linda Moore Pam Moore Jennifer Morgan Kay Newton Dave Nichols Secretary, Nursing Secretary, Development Asst. Prof. of Speech Manager, Bookstore Academic Dean Diane Okeson Tim Otte Sara Peterson Marilyn Plain Dawn Pleas-Bailey Assl. Prof. of Nursing Communications Coordinator Admissions Counselor Mail Room Asst. Dean of Students

~~Gerald Raines Jane Reeves Margaret Robinson Cheryl Rude Martin Rude Director of Aquatics Secretary, Development Director of Financial Aid Dir. of Leadership SC Dir. of Housing~~

~~Reza Sarhangi Jane Schlickau Phil Schmidt James Schuppener Mary Anna Sentel Assoc. Prof. in Business Assl. Prof. in Nursing Professor of History Professor of Music Secretary, Registrar~~

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Sharon Shetlar Tim Shook BJ. Smith Virgil Spencer - Earl Spidel soc. Prof. of Nursing Adjunct, Music Asst. Basketball Coach Maintenance Dir. of Planned Giving Leonard Steinle Bill Stephens James Strand Judi Sutton Lou Tharp Professor of Education Athletic Director Professor of Music Accountant Faculty Assistant

~~Max Thorn pson Wilma Topper Tonya Turner Lyle Weinert Professor of Biology Custodian Basketba11NoUeyOOl1 Coach Asst. Prof. of Business~~

~~• Jim Wheatcroft Michael Wilder Kathy Wilgers Larry Wilgers Tamara Wilgers Men's Basketball Coach Professor of Music Director of CLC Professor of History Coordinator of rro"'rTl"n'r.,1~~

Steve Wilke Bob Wimmer Rodney Worsham Sharon Wright Charles Yingling Dean of Students Professor of Biology Admissions Counselor Faculty Assistant Band Director Gene Young Greg Zuck Instructor in Biology Library Director

~~Center left: Leslie Carlson is new to SC this year. She teaches in the Social Work program.~~

~~Top right: Jeanne Dexter, Dave Galliart, and Steve Wilke serve lunch at the Homecoming Cookout.~~

~~Lower left: New to teaching math at SC, Reza Sarhangi brings a new perspective.~~

Lower right: Bert Deppe and Dawn Pleas-Bailey celebrate a suc cessful Martin Luther King Day celebration. On a beautiful spring day, the 1995 senior class marched up the 77 steps to Christy Hall for the annual Honors Convocation. Faculty and staff honored the graduates in traditional ways, making the graduates members of anelite group. The stage partykept the festivities going, announcing all types of scholastic and activity awards.

Right: Chad Strohl was the recipient of the Wall Street Journal Award. Top left: Students inducted into Sigma Theta Tau, national nursing honorary society, were: 1st row: Yvonna Larimore and Karen Adamson. 2nd row: Laura Phouthavong and Cheryl Townsley.

~~Top right: Stephanie Sharp and K.J. Pittman were chosen Women As Leaders nominees for 1995and 1994 respectively.~~

~~Lower left: Two of the Mastin Scholars: Ryan Rawlings and Michelle Calvert. More Honors ...~~

~~Top: Three Amigos: Gary Hudson, Courtney Brown, and Chuck Torre.~~

Center: 'The Who's Who Among Students in American Universi ties and Colleges for 1995: 1st row: Rebecca Swenson, Jessica Filosa, Christy Boland. 2nd row: Diana Casebolt-Hayes, Brandon O'Brien, and Ryan Rawlings. Not pictured: Trevor Bridges, Lisa Buller, Daphne Dobbins, Gary Morrison, and Jaime Vasquez.

~~Bottom: Angie Fogo and Chris Smith are ready for the world. Is the world ready for Angie and Chris? Top left: Junior Marshalls Michelle Calvert, Shari Kielhorn and Karen Price.~~

~~Top right: K. J. Pitbnan and Michelle Calvert were awarded National Science Foundation Summer Grants. David Glantz is also an recipient.~~

~~Lower left: Troy Smith received a National Security Education Program grant to study in Bulgaria.~~

Lower right: Providing the entertainment for Honors Convocation was Karen Price. She played Rhapsody in B Minor, Op. 79, No.1 by Johannes Brahms. Graduation for the 1995 se niors of Sou th western College was held in Stewart Fieldhouse on May 7. A ca pacity audience crowded into all sea ts in the Fieldhouse wi th "standees" on the high altitude indoor track. Lieu tenant Governor Sheila Frahm gave the address, "Perseverance and the Pioneering Spiri t."

Accounting Major Alisha Da Leung graduated cum laude with a Bachelor of Business Adminis tration degree. Her family was present to celebrate the occasion. Upper left: President Carl Martin got a big charge out of being handed a candy "critter" as one senior shook his hand. One piece of candy in exchange for a diploma?

~~Upper right: LaRanda Jennings holds that precious document tightly with both hands!~~

~~Lower: Let the festivities begin. Seniors 1995 are ready and waiting. Upper right: An air of celebration was apparent at the ceremony.~~

~~Center Left: Jason Bertolacci comes off the stage to meet a congratulatory handshake.~~

~~Center right: Laura Phouthavong hopes her baby will remember wh~n "Mommy" graduated.~~

~~Right: Roger Moon assists Kim Daniels off the stage.~~

Far right: Retiring Professor of Psychology Don Anderson left his mortarboard at home and opted for his retirement cap at his last commencement. Below: Sometimes it'sOK to give your professor a hug. Greg Wood gives retiring Professor of Religion Cecil Findley a hug. Below: Lieutenant Governor of the State of Kansas Sheila Frahm was escorted off the stage by Terry Barnett.

~~Below: The Master of Educa tion candidates pose before the ceremony. Index 1994-1995~~

A Black, Kristan; 43 Bumpas, Steve; 48 Black Student Union; 34 Bumsted, Susan; 139 A Capella Choir 28 Blackmore, Heather; 3, 35, 45, 101 Burden, Angie; 43 Abington, Dennis; 48,116 Blake, ~ary; 138 Burden, Jeremy; 116 Abrahams, Linda; 124 Blevins, Rob; 43 Burgess, Abby; 43 Adams, Kelly; 124 Bober, ~arli; 43 Burley, Chris; 24 Adams, Tracy; 43 Bodine, Jake; 124 Busch, Tony; 27, 36, 88, 92, 94, 116 Adamson, Karen; 124, 147 Boland, Christy; 53,124, 148 Butcher, Brady; 134 Agpoon, ~ichael; 43 Bond, Dennis; 43 Butler, ~artha; 139 Ahlerich, ~olly; 24 Bond, lim; 101,136 Butler, Stephen; 110 Akins, Gordon; 64, 100 Bond, Tom; 101, 136 Butler, Zee; 116 Allen, ~ichael; 17, 36, 116 Boucher, Jim; 116 Byrd, Helen; 125 Alley, Amy; 26, 31, 48, 100, 136 Boucher, ~ichelle; 138 Alley, Ashlee; 26, 31, 48, 100, 136 Boucher, Troy; 138 Allison, Dena; 124 Bourdette, Bob; 38 Anderson, Don; 138, 152 c Bowen, Donna; 44, 125 Anderson, Raymond; 138 Bowers, JoAnn; 101 Caine, Chuck; 48, 101, 123 Andrea, Wendell; 17,24,28,36, 116 Bowlby, Tom; 138 Cald well, Joan; 139 Archambeau, Ruth; 138 Bowman, Lori; 43 Callaway, Christen; 116 Archer, Pamela; 43 Bowman, Sue; 43 Callender, Sara; 27, 28, 79, 125 Arganbright, Chris; 45, 60, 11 0 Boyd, David; 9, 34, 48, 101 Callison, Rosetta; 139 Armbrust, '{pdd; 124 Bradford, Josh; 48,60, 101 Calvert, ~ichelle; 39, 51, 127, 147, 149 Ashenfelter, Lisa; 53, 63, 110 Bradshaw, Lloyd; 38, 48, 97, 110 Calvin, Linda; 139 Asmussen, Christopher; 43, 48, 64 Braithwait, John; 110 Campbell, Bruce; 43 Austin, Tracy; 100, 124 Brass, Ben; 48, 101 Campus Players; 27 Braun, Jason; 64, 66, 125 Capehart, Tim; 25, 101 Braungardt, Jamie; 116 Carlisle, Bryce; 48, 101 B Brazil, David; 116 Carlson, Leslie; 44, 139, 145 Carpenter, Donna; 139 Badley, William; 36, 48, 89, 100, 124 Brewer, Charlotte; 138 Bridges, Trevor; 14, 24, 30, 38, 57, 125,148 Carr, Phil; 48, 139 Bailey, Jerome; 9,22,32,34, 100, 114 Carter, Cheryl; 43 Ball, Kristie; 124 Bright, Craig; 34 Brooks, Jaime; 22, 28 Carter, Donald; 60, 109, 110 Bannon,~ary;30, 116 Cartwright, Jana Rhea; 22, 125 Bannon, Shane; 48, 100 Brow, J.R.; 86 Brown, Bonnie; 125 Casebolt-Hayes, Diana; 22,44, 127, 148 Barger, Harvey; 25, 138 Cazzell, Lisa; 11 0 Bames, Richard; 138 Brown, Courtney; 38,48,75,89,125, 148 Brubaker, Shon; 101 CCO~;31 Barnett, Cheryl; 138 Ceynar, Brian; 116 Barnett, Terry; 21, 138, 153 Buchmueller, ~arlies ; 28, 101 Buckle, Johnna; 101 Chaaban, Amy; 134 Barstow, Belinda; 28, 100 Chamberland, Ryan; 48,101 Bartel, Shawn; 43 Bugbee, Amy; 53,74,89, 125 Buller, Lisa; 54, 64, 74, 94, 125, 148 Charlton, Judith; 139 Basham, Benjamin; 48, 100 Chatham, Anngee; 62,63, 101 Baskin, Sue; 43 Bumgarner, Erika; 125 Chee, Daniel; 60 Bastion, Jared; 48, 110 Bumgarner, Hal; 125 Cheerleaders; 51, 73 Batson, Jennifer; 100 Newcomer Jamie Brooks loves Southwest Chiles, Joanna; 116 Battin, David; 28, 48, 100 ern. Christmas, ~onica; 110 Bayliff, Shanon; 100 Chuvala, Keith; 30, 101 Beard, Billy; 48 Chuvala, Sharon; 134 Befort, Ellene; 124 Clark, Jeff; 24, 101, 115 Bell, Kenisha; 11, 63, 64, 67, 100 Clay, Nick; 48, 110 Bellamy, Leslie; 25 Clements, Shannon; 24, 101 Benjamin, Shawn; 110 Cleveland, Crystal; 53, 63, 101 Bennett, Kerrie; 26, 39, 48, 64, 93, 124 Coble, Suzy; 125 Bennett, Patricia; 43 Coggins, ~arrietta; 44, 117 Benning, Sharlene; 124 Coleman, ErIe; 134 Bennington, Robert; 48, 100 Collegian; 22 Bergeson, Donelle; 21, 27, 28, 41, 85, 94, 96,116 Colvin, Kevin; 59, 102, 109 Berry, Stepheny; 54,64, 100 Condit, William; 43 Berryman, Jackie; 138 Convocations; 78-79, 86-87 Bertolacci, Jason; 24, 124,152 Cook,Janet;31,56,17 Beta Beta Beta; 31 Cord um, Jeffrey; 43 Bettles, Brad; 43 Costello, Carman; 80,92,94, 110 Bey, Queen; 78 Cox, Beverly; 81, 139 Bicker, Rich; 138 Cox, Norma; 139 Biddle, Debbie; 138 Cox, Richard; 134 Birkhofer, Aaron; 116 Coyne, Pamela; 43 Craft, Ange; 10, 14, 102 Dyar, Kassi; 5, 10, 35, 37, 117 Gamma Lambda UpSilon; 36 Craft, Connie; 139 Gangwere, George; 140 Craft, Melinda; 27, 117 Garison, Deborah; 102 Cramer, Robert; 102 E Garrison, Bryan; 33, 51, 103 Crane, Catherine; 43 Gaschler, Rhonda; 53, 111 Crickard, Liz; 110 Eagan, Nancy; 43 Gearhardt, Jevon; 148, 17 Crispin, Jenni; 24, 102 Echols, Kurt; 17,38,91,111 Geer, Melissa; 53 Crittenden, Rigaile; 110 Edelman, Tonya; 28, 30, 35, 94, 126 Geier, Michael; 126 Cross Country; 54-55 Edmiston, Christopher; 102 Gerdel, Richard; 126 Cruit, Megan; 28, 102 Elliot, Pam; 134 Ghere, Tara; 2, 41, 117 Curran, Kim; 43 Elliott, David; 102 Gibson, Benn; 140 Cushenbery, Melinda; 43 Elliott, J. B.; 134 Gibson, Leslee; 31,39,48,64, 103 Custer, Amy; 72 Ellis, Sam; 42,91 Giefer, Annette; 126 Emmot, Lorraine; 43 Gifford, Eric; 103 Endriss, Richard; 140 Glantz, David; 36, 119,149 D Ensign, Dena; 54, 102 Glasgow-Smith, Jean; 81, 140 Erickson, Eddie; 140 Godwin, Leigh; 126 Dabney, Michelle; 102 Escalante, Anthony; 43 Goertz, Vernon; 48 DaLeung, Alisha; 150 Escalante, Jaime; 60, 91, 102 Golden, Eric; 134 Dallas Black Dance Theatre; 86 Eskridge, Carey; 7, 39, 117 Goldston, TIka; 140 Daniel, Dan; 139 Eskridge, Diane; 43 Golf; 59 Daniel, Rachel; 37, 117 Espinoza, George; 48, 126 Gonzales, Stephanie; 7,20,26,39,64,74,88, Daniels, Don; 139 Evans, Cathy; 43 91,92,93,119 Daniels, Kim; 43, 152 Ewing, Allison; 28, 126 Gonzalez, Melissa; 103 Davis, Debra; 44, 117 Gordon, Ruth; 134 Davis, Heidi; 44, 125 Gould, Sasha; 32 Day, Michelle; 125 Grabow, Geoffrey; 36, 140 Day, Teresa; 139 F Grace, Marcie; 119 DeArmond, Bill; 139 Farmer, Anne; 43 Grad uation; 150-153 DeArmond, In50on; 139 Farmer, Chris; 43 Graham, Eric; 43 Dean, Susan; 43 Farrell, Kyle; 60, 61,75, 126 Graham, Steven; 43 Debate; 24 FCA; 26 Granite, Alycia; 127 Deering, Rosemarie; 139 Feinstein, Sandy; 80, 140 Granzow, TIffany; 53, 64, 103 DeFisher, Angie; 15, 24, 37, 102 Feldman, Jackye; 126 Gray, Ann; 43 Deiter, Linda; 43 Felts, Lynn; 43 Gray, Ina Turner; 30 Dennett, Jolynn; 110 Fields, Edwin; 43 Gray, Wallace; 30, 140 Depew, Tanya; 43 Fields, Sherry; 43 Grealis, Christy; 6, 14, 20,33,39,96, 103 Dejarnett, Jami; 117 Filosa, Jessica; 31, 126, 148 Green, Melissa; 43 Demaree, Lisa; 139 Finch, Amanda; 43 Greer, Kimberly; 43 DeMeritt, Regina; 125 Findley, Cecil; 140, 153 Greer, Melissa; 64, 119 Dennett, JoLynn; 63 Finley, Coleen; 43 Greever, Jason; 43 Deppe, Roberta; 140, 145 Finney, Jennifer; 117 Gregory, Rick; 72, 80, 81, 141 Dexter, Jeanne; 72; 140, 145 Finney, Lonnie; 43 Grieve, Marian; 22, 94 Dexter, Mikel; 140 Fisk, Jennifer; 35,41,94,102 Griffin, Karla; 64, 127 Dick, Melissa; 37, 125 Fleming, Sid; 31, 117 Grow, Vickie; 81, 141 Dierks, Mickey; 43 Freshman Workday; 76 Gruver, Elaine; 43 Dietrick, Tamra; 117 Flickinger, Audra; 126 Gutierrez, Lola; 103 Dillard, Jeff; 125 Flower, Bob; 140 Guzman, Claudia; 43 Dillingham, Sarah; 27, 125 Fogo, Angie; 27,28,84,126,148 Guzman, Jack; 48, 103, 109,114 Dillon, Helen; 140 Folck, Amanda; 9,25,28,29,56, 111 Guzman, Filiberto; 43 Diseker, Jason; 48, 126 Football; 48-51 Dobbins, Daphne; 56, 64, 67, 126, 148 Forsyth, Charisse; 28, 35, 102 Dolezal, Dale; 126 Foster, Bryan; 23, 94, 117 Domangue, Terrill; 48, 93, 126 Fox, Roger; 126 H DonaIs, Marsha; l11 Frahm, Doug; 126 Hackler, Jason; 38, 48, 111 Doramus, Carmen; 9, 63, 102, 114 Frahm, Sheila; 153 Hadsall, DeLee; 119 Doubrava, Tyler; 24, 36, 102 Franklin, Joline; 43 Hadsall, Jonathan; 28, 57, 119 Douglas, Chris; 13, 22,37,48, 126 Franklin, Larry; 140 Hafenstein, Marvin; 141 Douthit, Steve; 43 Franklin, Shawn; 27, 117 Haffner, Suzanne; 48 Dove, Deborah; 15, 27, 28,89, 126 Franks, Joette; 117 Hain, Rhoda; 127 Driver, Chelsey; 25,48, 102 Freshman Work Day; 76 Hale, Sonny; 48, 119 Dubberstein, Kirk; 140 Fromm, Jack; 43 Haley, Jennifer; 111 Dudeck, Joyce; 43 Hall, Casandra; 37, 127 Dulin, Darian; 34, 43 Halloween; 81 Dunn, Aaron; 33, 48, 102 Hamburg, Dory; 141 Dunn, Jennifer; 51, 117 G Hamlin, Chad; 60,64,88,90,119 Duru, Oliver; 43 Gal1iart, Erin; 102 Hammonds, Morea; 43 Dutton, Judith; 43 Galliart, David; 140, 145 Hammons, Glenn; 17, 33, 38, 103 Dutton, Ramona; 102 Galliart, Scott; 22, 60, 117 Hampton, Michael; 43 Dyar, Bill; 140 Gallup, Bob; 140 Hand, Tom; 119 Hankins, Robert; 48, 103 Howie, Leanne; 127 Kearns, Deborah; 141 Hanks, Danna; 103 Hristova, Metodia; 28, 43 Kearns, Kody; 118 Harbour, Ben; 24, 103 Hubbell, LeAnn; 43, 48 Keely, Wes; 43 Harding, Kristina; 141 Hubble, Brent; 128 Keith, Kristin; 43 Hargis, Mike; 15, 48, 71, 75, 127 Hubbs, Marisa; 134 Keller, Anne; 43 Harp, Larry; Hudson, Gary; 38, 48, 128, 148 Keller, Karen; 128 Harp, Ron; 2, 141 Hudson, Lisa; 111 Kelly, JoAnn; 56, 111 Harris, Brandon; 138, 48, 03, 109 Huff, Melody; 111 Kennedy, Clint; 4, 48, 64, 104, 115 Harris, Lou Hufman, Karen; 118 Kenzy, Layne; 43 Harris, Rich; 60, 61,127 Hughes, Gay; 43 KeSSinger, Joanna; 81,92, 128 Harris, Tara; 127 Hull, Heidi; 9, 51, 54, 64, 94, 104 Kickback Day; 71 Hartley, Scott; 60,61,111 Hull, Jennifer; 43 Kidd, Gary; 64, 104 Hartwig, Jason; 24 Humburg, Brett; 48, 104, 136 Harvey, Kay; 119 Humburg, Burt; 148, 04, 136 Haslouer, Susan; 43 Humphrey, Rebecca; 118 Hass, Caleb; 60, 111 Hunter, Charlie; 141 Hatfield, Janie; 127 Hurtienne, Andrea; 128 Hathaway, Robin; 22, 24, 85, 119 Hurtienne, Daniel; 43 Hauber, Julia; 43 Hutchins, Michelle; 128 Haynes, Brandon; 22, 77, 127 Hutchinson, Garren; 48, 50, 118 Haynes, Erin; 27, 28, 41, 70, 72, 77, 85, 97, 119 Hutto, Mary; 104 Hays, Johnny; 43 Headrick, Sarah; 43 He11er, Gerald; 43 I Helmer, Jim; 26, 141 Helphingstine, Bill; 141 Ingram, Betty; 43 Henke, April; 127 Ingram, Tava;16, 22, 23,35,41, 104 Henley, Traci; 53 Ishak, Adel; 128 Hereford, Shelley; 127 Iverson, Aaron; 59, 111 Herman, Carolyn; 141 Hernandez, Carlos; 54, 93, 111 Herren, David; 43 J Hessini, Marguerite; 141 Hewitt, Becky; 127 Jack, Aaron; 48, 104 Hibbs, Renea; 25, 45, 51, 103 Jackson, Bennett; 11, 27, 36, 40, 51, Hickey, David; 127 83,85,118 Hicks, Brenda; 141 Jackson, Paul; 21, 48, 90, 91,96, 104 Ok, how do I wear this hat? Do the wrinkles Hicks, Eliska; 7,20, 26,31,39,64,90,92, 119 Jacobs, Heather; 27, 128 in my robe show? Will graduation be like Hiebert, Tami; 127 Jagodzinske, Scott; 20,21,26,40,48,64, 118 this? Honors Convocation 1995. Higgins, Jennifer; 119 James, Denise; 43 James, Marilyn; 128 Kielhorn, Shari; 43, 149 Higgins, Robert; 7, 38, 59, 60, 103 Kill, John; 43 Hightower, Crawton; 17 Jantz, Eli; 45, 48, 51, 118 Jarvi~ Kieran; 43 Kincaid, Michelle; 128 Hightower, Robert; 17, 32, 103 King, Christopher; 10, 35, 42, 118 Hildreth, Chris; 48, 111 Jenkins, Ron ; 29, 141 King, Craig; 59, 128 Hil1, Jayson; 34, 43 Jennings, Anthony; 134 Hi1l, Kay; 127 Jennings, LaRanda; 134, 150 King, Gary; 79,141 Hill, Lynn; 43 Jindra, Laurian; 43 King, Jason; 57, 118 Hinson, Nan; 141 Johnson, Debbie; 118 Kinley, Keith; 60, 95, 118 Hittle, Vicki; 43 Johnson, Frank; 141 Kirby, Kerry; 48, 109, 118 Hoag, Laura; 119 Johnson, Heather; 8, 16, 23, 45, 104 Kirk, AJ; 111 Hockenbury, Angela; 119 Johnson, James; 43 Kirkland, Mike; 142 Hockenbury, Joel; 119 Johnson, Jamie; 128 Koeppen, Andrew; 128 Holeman, Jennifer; 119 Johnson, Robbie; 48, 104, 137 Koontz, Allison; 45, 53, 63, 104, 136 Holman, Richard; 43 Johnson, Stony; 118 Koontz, Andrea; 53,63, 104, 136 Holt, Chad; 3,48, 103 Jones, Janis; 128 Koontz, Sara; 128 Holt, Chris; 33,38,48, 103 Jones, Jonathan; 28, 128 Kough, Patricia; 43 Homecoming; 72-75 Jones, Judy; 43 Kratt, Julie; 43 Honors Convocation; 146-149 Jones, Opal; 44, 128 KSWC ; 42 Hood, Robert; 43 Jones, Wanda; 128 Hopper, Cecily; 3, 103 Jordan, Shirell; 43 Hornback, Darren; 48, 103, 137 Jordan, Troy;45,54,64, 118 L Horton, Carolyn; 43 Juden, Reatha; 43 Lake, Linda; 43 Horton, Cetra; 35, 48, 127 Lampe, Sarah; 118 Horton, Curtis; 48, 141 Lampson, Chris; 48, 118 Horton, Jennifer; 10,35, 119 K Lann, Matthew; 43 Horton, Tammie; 43 Lansden, Sanetha; 43 . Houlden, Stacy; 26, 28, 64, 104 Kaiser, Barbara; 141 Lara, Monica; 28,29, 104 Housh, Deanna; 24, 104 Kaiser, Jamie; 128 Larimore, Yvonna; 128, 147 Howard, Lana; 104 Karakatenko, Elena; 43 Larison, Shawn; 104 Howe, Steven;27, 28, 36, 54, 82, 84, 85, 92, 94, 95, 119 Karr, Rick; 43 J.D. Smith builds sets for drama, builds sets for drama, builds sets... McWhirt, Michael; 105 Medders, Jade; 48, 62, 63, 105 Men's Basketball; 60~1 Men's Tennis; 57 Mercer, Kim; 2, 44, 142 Merz, John; 43 Merz, Mary; 129 Metz, Scott; 48, 64, 105 Meyer, Travis; 120 Miller, Johnny; 38 Miller, Kerri; 129 Milligan, Colin; 5, 16,22,23,54, 111 Mills, Anita; 129 Minner, Curt; 59, 60, 129 Misasi, Linda; 135 Mitchek, Holly; 9, 26,39,51,64,105 Mitchell, Erin; 90 Mobley, Jonathan; 48, 50, 130 Moon, Allyson; 27, 142 Moon, Geoffrey; 43 Moon, Roger; 27, 142, 152 Moore, Alan; 142 Moore, Heather; 10,51, 112 Moore, Linda; 142 j l-::::3&tC==:=a.IIIIIi....~ Moore, Lonnie; 130 Moore, Marilyn; 51, 112 Larsen, Ed; 28, 118 Magouirk, Laura; 10,105 Moore, Murray; 17 Larson, Tracy; 43 Malone, Richard; 34, 48, 64, 111 Moore, Natalie; 6, 105 Latta, Teresa; 21,118 Marker, Beth; 142 Moore, Pamela; 142 Leadership Team; 33 Marrs, Tyson; 20, 38, 48, 43 Moore, Ryan; 105 Leavendusk~ Toby; 60, 104 Marshall, Lindsey; 35, 105 Moran, Marc; 87 Lee, Alisha; 129 Martin, Amber; 26, 40, 56, 97, 112 Moran, Michael; 48, 105 Lee, James; 118 Martin, Carl; 2, 142, 151 Morgan, Jennifer; 24, 142 Lehman, Meriam; 7, 31 , 53, 74, 80,90, 118 Martin, Mary Lou; 142 Morgan, Madeline Levan, Ron; 129 Martin, Zack; 9, 112 Morgan, Stacy; 33, 105 Lewis, Lisa; 43 Martin Luther King Day; 32 Morris, Billy; 38, 130 Lewis, Monty; 48, 142 Martinez, Frank; 105 Morris, Jennifer; 130 Lewis, Nancy; 142 Masarik, Mark; 120 Morris, Jonathan; 120 Lewis, Terri; 43 Mason, Doug; 142 Morris, Michael; 120 Lind, Shane; 111 Mason, Jo; 81 Morrison, Gary; 30, 130, 148 Lindal, Alicia; 28, 30, 120 Mattal, Deborah; 22, 37, 120 Morrow, Terri; 43 Lindberg, Frieda; 134 Mauldin, Eric; 48, 64,109,120 Moser, Rex; 36, 94, 95, 105 Lindberg, Seth; 14, 26, 28, 51, 57, 104 May, Debbie; 129 Moundbuilder; 23 Lindbloom, Erin; 63, 105 May, Shelly; 120 Moundbuilding Cererriony; 70 Lindteigen, Sharon; 129 Mayorga, Angela; 11, 15, 21 , 28, 40, 48, 120 Mount, Greg; 112 Link, Shala; 51, 74,89,91, 120 Mazanec, April; 120 Mount, Shawn; 35, 60,112 Little, Darren; 120 Ma zzanti, Jack; 142 Mozingo, Mark; 57, 112 Lizcano, Ramiro; 35,105 McArtor, Joyce; 105 Muhammad, Sudan; 48, 112 Llamas, Amy; 120 McBee, Toni; 43 Muret, Jessica; 22, 37,112 Lobster-Maddox, LySyin; 22, 111 McCarrell, Kevin; 60,61, 129 Muret-Bate, Jenny; 27, 28,30,83,84,130 Lolar, Vicki; 120 McCaule~ Kelly; 129 Murray, Rebeccah; 130 Long, Jay; 43 McCaw, Lois; 142 Murrell, Jeremy; 48, 105 tong, Kathy; 44, 129 McClure, Trudy; 43 Musgrave, Leslie; 43 Long, Kent; 142 McClurg, Cathy; 43 Myles, Tyree; 4, 48, 64, 112 Loomis, Jennifer; 11,15, 105,111 McCune, Kim; 134 Lov~Shawn;36, 129 McDowell, Eugenia; 43 Lowe, Scott; 33, 48, 50, 105 McGrew, Shawn; 129 Lowe, Susan; 129 McElhone, Melinda; 105 N Lowry, Tracy; 53, 129 McIntire, Stephen; 43 Nation, Bob; 48 Lupton, Missy; 27, 129 Mciver, Sharla; 129 Neice, Brandy; 7, 39, 88, 121 Lusk, Willis; 48, 111 McKa~ Alicia; 120 Nelson, Brian; 35, 105 Lutz, Christian; 21, 22, 30, 36, 92, 120 McKay; Dian; 43 Nelson, Erin; 28, 29, 106 Lybarger, Eric; 134 McLaughlin, Jamie; 120 Nelson, Kristin; 106 McNeish, Marilyn; 135 Newland, Catherine; 43 McNerlin, Rick; 48 Newton, Kay; 81, 142 M McNinch, Debra; 129 Nichols, Bob; 43 McNinch, Steven; 129 Nichols, David; 142 MacAllister, Barbara; 78 McPherson, Dearrick; 120 Nickelson, Diane; 43 Macias, Amy; 120 McWhirt, Amy; 22, 129 Nold, Kristie; 53, 63, 106 MacQueen, Merrill; 105 McWhirt, Daryl; 142 Nolting, Ryan; 48, 121 Magness, Cara; 120 Not pictured; 43 Ross, Anna; 131 Notz, Rebecca; 112 Q Rucker, Amber; 28, 31, 53, 93, 95, 106 Nugen, Traci; 130 Rucker, Heather; 20, 28,64,95,122 Quinlan, Sean; 21, 80,82,106 Rude, Cheryl; 33,97,143 Quinones, Michelle; 45, 63,64, 121 Rude, Martin; 143 o Ruggles, Steve; Russom, Jennifer; 53, 106 O'Brien, Brandon; 64, 94, 121, 130, 148 R O'Brien, Brett; 10,35,37 Okeson, Diane; 143 Rader, Paula; 130 Oleson, JoLynne; 43 Raines, Gerald ; 143 s Olsen, Jeff; 48, 106, 109, 137 Rains, Bonnie; 43 SA A; 20 Osterthun, Stuart; 135 Randall, Todd; 130 Salem, Jeff; 48, 106 Otte, Tim; 143 Randel, Jess; 45, 48, SO, 121 Samuel, Alex; 43 Owen, Anthony; 121 Raney, Brian; 130 Sarhangi, Reza; 143,145 Rariden, Brett; 59, 130 Sasser, Mark; 4,9,48, 122 Raschen, Ed;38,48,130 Satterlee, Stephanie; 131 p Raschen, Melissa; 43 Sauer, Amber; 28, 29, 107 Raschen, Michael; 48, 113 Sauer, Kristin; 14, 45, 107 Padgham, Cindy; 135 Rawlings, Ryan; 3,31,70,92,131,147,148 Sawer, Nichole; 122 Pagan, Brian; 23, 112 Rayl, Elaina; 131 Sawyers, Michelle; 131 Palmer, June; 121 Reed, Christy; 121 SC Leadership Banquet; %-97 Parker, Gena; 121 Reed, Debra; 131 Schaller, Michael; 59,122 Parker, Trish; 27, 83, 130 Reed, Justin; 38, 54, 131 Scharnhorst, Michael; 48, 131 Partridge, Megan; 43 Reedy, Christene; 43 Scherer, Sunshine; 33, 107 Passmore, Kerri; 121 Reeves, Jane; 143 Schermerhorn, Heather; 6, 13, 14,23,39,45,107 Pate, Maureen; 130 Reid, Brian; 43 Schmeidler, Karen; 107 Payne, Missy; 53, 94, 121 Schlickau, Jane; 143 Percival, Marvin; 106 Schmidt, Alleigh; 135 Percival, Matt; 33, 36 Schmidt, Phil; 143 Perkins, Sean; 27, 28, 130 Schneider, Jon; 6,21,48,75,90, 131 Perkins, Skye; 28, 32, 112 Schuppener, James; 29, 143 Perry, Ameichia; 11,51,76, 106 Scraper, Katherine; 43 Perry, Sherryl; 130 Seitz, Heather; 43 Peter, Lindsay; 48, 93, 106 Seller, Stosh; 28, 38, 48,94, 107 Peters, Lori; 44, 121 Sentel, MaryAnna; 143 Peterson, Sara; 143 Seyb, Rence;21,45, 122 Peterson, Shannon; 60, 112 SGA; 21 Pettey, Brian; 57, 121 Shaffer, Deanna; 122 Phi Delta Theta; 38, 73 S.H.A.R.E.; 41 Phi1lips, Freedom; 25, 26, 39, 51, 112 Sharp, Stephanie; 33, 107, 147 Phouthavong, Laura; 130, 147, 152 SHARP Ambassadors; 40 Phouthavong, Michelle; 130 Shaver, Susan; 113 Pi Delta Sigma; 35 Shaw, Jacinda; 131 Pi Gamma Mu; 30 Shaw, Michael; 54, 76, 95, 107 Pickerign, Melissa; 7, 53, 64, 121 Joe Provost, dedicated student. Sheldon, Robin; 7, 23, 39, 88, 122 Pickett, Joy; 25, 26, 39, 51, 112 Shepard,Sharon;43 Pickle, Lowell; 43 Reimer, Jason; 131 Shetlar, Sharon; 143 Pierpoint, Scott; 121 Reyes, Eddie; 106, 131 Shield s, Chris; 48, 107 Piper, Joe; 48 Reyes, Jesus; 17, 106 Shook, Tim; 29, 143 Piper, Ruth; 44, 121 Reynolds, Deanna; 106 Shore, Stacia; 113 Pittman, KJ; 21, 24,31, 121, 147, 149 Rhoads, Charlie; 13, 23,27,35, 131 Shriver, Jeffery; 43 Plain, L K; 30, 112 Rhodd, Lance; 43 Shriver, Shawn; 131 Plain, Marilyn; 109, 143 Rhodd, Robert; 131 Shultz, Kelly; 131 Pleas-Bailey, Dawn; 2, 34, 114,143,145 Rhodes, Kris; 27, 82, 113 Sieradzki, Frank; 43 Pond, Jared; 43 Rhodes, Jermaine; 3,48,49,64, 109, 121 Sigma Iota Sigma; 39, 73 Poore, Charles; 38 Rich, Kandi; 43 Sisson, Scott; 131 Powell, Kellie; 6, 26, 28, 31, 56, 106, 136 Richert, Pam; 33,39,54,64,67,90, 106 Skibbe, Brian; 131 Powell, Michelle; 26, 28, 29,39,56, 106, 136 Richert, Preston; 6, 17,54,55,64, 122 Skinner, Bradley; 48, 122 Prewitt, Courtney; 35,94, 112 Rios, Raquel; 9, 54, 64, 94, 113 Skinner, Stacy; 107 Price, Karen; 121, 149 Rivera, Laura; 106 Skinner, Velma; 43 Price, Rick; 43 Robbins, Stacey; 8, 16, 23,32,48,90, 106 Slingsby, Amy; 44, 107 Prothro, Jeffrey; 15, 26; 36, 54, 64, 82, 112 Roberts, Gloria; 43 Slough, Shandi; 53, 62, 131 Provost, Joe; 38, 48, 113 Roberts, Steve; 48 Smith, B 1; 143 Puderbaugh, Morgan; 22, 23, 31, 121 Robinson, Larry; 43 Smith, Brandon; 22, 27,28,113 Purkeypile, Kim; 113 Robinson, Margaret; 143 Smith, Christopher; 131, 148 Rollins, Kedrick; 4, 9,32,34,48, 75, 109, 122 Smith, J. D.; 3, 21, 27, 36, 40, 82,83, 122 Romero, Joann; Smith, Kara; 132 Roop, Aaron; 60, 131 Smith, Larone; 48 Root, Lori; 106 Smith, Mary; 122 Smith, Rene; 135 Thompson, Craig; 28, 80, 82, 85, 135 Wetterhus, Tim; 43 Smith, Rick; 25, 48, 107, 115, 123 Thompson, Max; 144 Wheat, Debra; 43 Smith, Shari; 43 Thurman, Butch; 48,108 Wheatcroft, Jim; 144 Smith, Terry; 132 Tingley, Gerry; 43 Wheatley, Ann; 82, 85, 123 Smith, Troy; 43, 64, 149 Tipps, Billy; 132 Wheatley, Curtis; 6,48, 133 Sneed, Camille; 39, 53,63,64, 122 Tong, Timothy; 43 Wheeler, Darren; 108 Snell, Brenda;43 Topper, Wilma; 81, 144 Wheeler, Jerrod; 23, 92, 133 Snellen, Angie; 43 Torre, Chuck; 48, 132, 148 Whelpley, Patrick; 54, 64, 108 Snyder, Robert;43 Townsley, Cheryl; 132, 147 Whitaker, Xavier; 32, 48, 49,50,64,133 Snyder, Russ; 48, 107 Track; 66-67 White, Betty; 43 Somerville, Heah; 122 Travis, Gary; 43 White, Jami; 135 Sommer, Brandon; 17, 36, 40, 48, 51, 92, 122 Trent, Dirk; 43 White, Janaye; 6,39,53,64,67113 Southwestern Leadership; 96-97 Trout, Lorna; 113 White, Jason; 123 Spady, Lonnie; 36,48,64,90,94, 122 Tucker, J.D.; 27, 36, 51,83, 114, 132 White, Jeff; 43 Spaid, Melissa; 43 Tucker, Jim; 54, 64,89,92, 132 White, Pamala; 43 Spainhour, Rosa; 43 Tucker, Sheila; 43 White, Sean-Michael; 48, 108 Spencer, Howard; 26, 34, 48, 132 Turner, Amon; 48,64,66, 123 White, Wendy; 43 Spencer, Jolana; 132 Turner, Amy; 34, 48, 108 Wilcox, Ginger; 43 Spencer, Virgil; 143 Turner, Jake; 123 Wilder, Michael; 144 Spidel, Earl; 143 Turner, Tonya; 53, 144 Wilgers, Kathy; 144 St. Peter, Kris; 132 Turner, Tricia; 123 Wilgers, Larry; 144 Stanley, Jod ie; 135 Wilgers, Tamara; 144 Stanley, Monique; 4, 113 Wilke, Steve; 144 Stanley, Stacey; 107 u Williams, Frank; 133 Starnes, Heath; 48, 80, 104, 107 Williams, Jenna; 123 Stauffer, Nancy; 132 Uplinger, Dawn; 40, 113 Williams, Nate; 28, 38,96, 113 Steele, Timothy; 43 Utt, Ola; 43 Williams, Tanya; 123 Stein, Jamie; 135 Willis, Dina; 43 Stein, Jennifer; 122 Wilson, Charlotte; 43 Steinle, Leonard; 144 v Wilson, Jay; 7, 38, 54,64,88, 133 Stephens, Bill; 59,144 VanRoyen, Kerry; 9, 26, 108 Wilson, Todd; 86 Stewart, Jod y; 48, 113 VanZee, Ramona; 43 Wimmer, Bob; 144 Stine, Jennifer; 51 Vap, Julie; 43 Wingate, Jason; 43 Stine, Judy; 89, 132 Vasquez, Jaime; 26, 54, 55, 64, 66, 94,132, 148 Winter Formal; 92-93 Stinson, Bill; 43 Vawter, Don; 48, 133 Winterfest; 94-95 Stockton, Lori; 132 Veazey, Beth; 43 Wollard, Danny; 54,64, 108 Stolze, Dena; 43 Venters, Elaine; 133 Wollard, Katrina; 33, 108 Stone, Tamara; 122 Vickers, Jeremy; 123 Wollard, Laura; 123 Stout, Heather; 2, 107 Vickers, Rebecca; 22,51, 113 Women's Basketball; 62-63 Stover, George; 122 Villagran, Salvador; 6, 38,48, 133 Women's Tennis; 56 Stowe, David; 43 Vogt, Jeffrey; 133 Wood, Greg; 44, 133, 153 Strand, James; 144 Volleyball; 52-53 Woodall, Gregg; 43 Streeter, Amber; 43 Woodard, Matt; 54,64,66,90, 123 Strohl, Chad; 17,91,132,146 Woodrow, Kyle;38, 59,60,108 Stucky, Aaron; 38, 91, 93, 113 w Worley, Leroy; 72 Stucky, Jennifer; 53, 107 Worsham, Rodney; 29, 36, 144 Sturich, Terri; 132 Wacker, John; 133 Wray, Stacey; 45, 133 Suarez, Dina; 35, 107 Wadley, Dax; 59, 123 Wright, Karissa; 26, 63, 108 Sultz, Dave; 43 Wallace, Jana; 43 Wright, Robin; 78 Sutton, Judi; 144 Walton, Janet; 31, 33, 53, 108 Wright, Sharon; 144 Swafford, Brian; 132 Walton, John; 133 Wyckoff, Jay; 59, 108 Swann, Peggy; 43 Walton, Orlando; 43 Sweet, Leonard; 87 Ward, Doug; 71, 113 Swenson, Rebecca; 35, 132, 148 Ward, Linda; 53, 63, 133 y WashingtOll,Rodrick;32, 34,48,64,66,67,108, 115 Watanabe, Kazumi; 133 Yeadon, Shasta; 81,94, 108 T Watanabe, Kenta; 57, 108 Yeager, Stacy; 108 Watkins, Justin; 64, 66, 90, 123 Yingling, Charles; 144 Taplin, Jory; 27, 28, 36, 51, 84, 122 Watson, Tamra; 43 Young, Gene; 145 Tarver, Charlie; 60,91,93, 107 Weathers, Linda; 133 Yunker, Shelby; 43 Tate, Henry; 60, 107 Webb, Janice; 133 Tatum, Kim; 43 Webber, Heather; 133 Taylor, Gary; 43 Wedel, Lori; 53, 133 z Taylor, Trudy; 132 Weinert, Lyle; 144 Tedder, Cindi; 135 Zabokrtsky, Jennifer; 123 Welch, Matt; 48 Zaring, Betty; 135 Tharp, Lou; 144 Welk, Stacy; 10, 23, 24, 33,35,41,71,72,113 Theatre; 82-85 Zimmerman, Keri; 35, 108 Wells, Gretchen; 123 Zuck, Greg; 145 Thomas, Alex; 24, 34, 36, 108 Wendling, Janet; 144 Thomas, Christy; 43 Werne, Mike; 108 Thomas, Janice; 132 West, Isaac; 9, 48, 113, 115 ere its Moundbuilder staff members: Bryan Foster Tava Jo Ingram Heather Johnson Monica Lara Jade Medders Colin Milligan Brian Pagan Morgan Puderbaugh Charles Rhoads Stacey Robbins Robin Sheldon Stacy Welk Jerrod Wheeler Shasta Yeadon Keri Zimmerman Lois Torrance, copy editor Kathy Wilgas, advisor The Moundbuilder staff wishes to thank all of those who have contrib uted to the production of this book. 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