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BAKER UNIVERSITY INFORMATION Location: 8th and Grove, Baldwin City, Kansas Phone: 913-594-6451 Enrollment: 875 Affiliation: United Methodist Church Mascot: Wildcats Colors: Black/Orange President: Dr. Ralph M. Tanner Provost and Dean: Dr. Charles E. Peterson Associate Dean: Robert Kahle Treasurer: Dorothy Sutton Director of Development: Murray Blackwelder Director of Informational Services: Jane Richards Dean of Admissions: Ken Snow Dean of Students: Fred Webb Director of Alumni Relations: Jerry Weakley Director of Financial Aid: Craig Adamson Athletic Director & Tennis Coach Sports Information Director: Robert McKinney & Joe Boeh Conference: Heart of America Athletic Conf.; NALA Div II Football Coach: Basketball Coach: Fred Johnson Women's Basketball Coach: Joyce Bilow Volleyball Coach: Mary Askew '80 FOOTBALL Overall record: 9-0-1 Conference record: 7-0-1 HA AC conference co-champs NATIONAL PLAYOFFS National total offense record: 540.6 yds./game National scoring title: 512 points National rushing champions: 390.1 yds. National single game rushing: 622 yds. Home of the Football Wildcats

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CENTRAL METHODIST COLLEGE MISSOURI VALLEY COLLEGE Location: Fayette, Mo. Location: Marshall, Mo. Phone: 816-248-3394 Phone: 816-886-6924 Enrollment: 648 Enrollment: 400 Nickname: Eagles Nickname: Vikings Colors: Green and Black Colors: Purple and White President: Dr. Joe A. Howell President: Dr. Robert Glass Athletic Director: Dr. James Luetjen Athletic Director: Kenneth Gibler Football Coach. Don Shinnick Football Coach: Kenneth Gibler Basketball Coach: Ken Ash Basketball Coach: Richard Davis '80 Football Record: 2-8 '80 Football Record: 7-4 •80-81 B-Ball Record: 24-8 '80-81 B-Ball Record: 4-23

CULVER-STOCKTON COLLEGE OTTAWA UNIVERSITY Location: Canton, Mo. Location: Ottawa, Ks. Phone: 314-288-5221 Phone: 913-242-5200 Enrollment: 500 Enrollment: 500 Nickname: x Wildcats Nickname: Braves Colors: Blue and White Colors: Black and Gold President: Dr. Robert W. Brown President: Robert Shaw Athletic Director: Gene Hall Athletic Director: Bill Boucek Football Coach: Vince Okiuch Football Coach: Nyle Salmans Basketball Coach: Gary Call Basketball Coach: Dan Gunkel '80 Football Record: 4-8 '80 Football Record: 7-4 '80-81 B-Ball Record: 11-16 '80-81 B-Ball Record: 20-10

GRACELAND COLLEGE TARKIO COLLEGE Location: Lamoni, Iowa Location: Tarkio, Mo. Phone: 515 784-5000 Phone: 816-736-4131/Ext. 356 Enrollment: 1,125 Enrollment: 270 Nickname: Yellowj ackets Nickname: Owls Colors: Blue and Gold Colors: Purple and White President: Dr. Joe Hanna President: Dr. Roy Mclntosh Athletic Director: Clayton Henry Athletic Director: Michael Julian Football Coach: William Dudek Football Coach: Scott Swofford Basketball Coach: to be announced Basketball Coach: C.L. Brownsburger '80 Football Record: 6-4 "80 Football Record: 0-10 '80-81 B-Ball Record: 18-15 '80-81 B-Ball Record: 17-14

MID-AMERICA NAZARENE COT 1.RTF, WILLIAM JEWELL COLLEGE Location: Olathe, Ks. Location: Liberty, Mo. Phone: 913-782-3750 Phone: 816-781-3806 Enrollment: 1,300 Enrollment: 1,450 Nickname: Pioneers Nickname: Cardinals Colors: Red. White, and Blue Colors: Red and Black President: Dr. R. Curtis Smith President: Dr. J. Gordon Kingsley Athletic Director: Steve Peterson Athletic Director: Larry Hamilton Football Coach: Gordon DeGraf f enreid Football Coach: Vic Wallace Basketball Coach: Steve Peterson Basketball Coach: Larry Holley '80 Football Record: 4-7 '80 Football Record: 10-0 '80-81 B-Ball Record: 10-15 '80-81 B-Ball Record: 15-13 Supporting Baker University & its Wildcat Teams...

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"The thirteen year jinx held by the Baker University Wildcats held good for at least another year when the two teams battled to a 7 to 7 tie on Muehlebach field Saturday afternoon. The Jewell Cardinals might claim a moral victory out of the game, for in the long number of years the games have been played in Kansas City, Saturday's tie game was the nearest the Cardinals have ever come to winning. With the Red Clad team holding a 7 to 0 lead at the start of the final quarter, the Baptists sensed a victory that would break the many lean years and begin a string of victories. But the famous passing combination, Stock to Cookson, ruled otherwise. Only half of the fourth quarter remained when "Hoddy" Stock tossed a short pass to Cookson and before (the) startled Cardinals could recover their wits, the speedy Cookson was over the goal line. The playing of the two rival safety men, Frank Cookson, and Polly Grant, added color to the rather colorless game. They excelled in running back punts. The personal dual between the Jewell All-State star and Cookson who is certain to land an all-conference berth, was a great exhibition of technique in broken field running. Grant gave Baker fans several anxious moments late in the game by daring returns of punts. But the Jewell star was unable to break loose for the winning score. The game ended with the ball in possession of the Wildcats on the Jewell 37 yard line."

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COACH WON LOST TIED> % Salem Goodale [1890] 3 0 1 75% [1891-1892] 5 5 0 50% C.L. Thomas [1893] 6 0 1 85% T.M. Stewart [1909] 3 0 1 75% L.D. Scherer [1910-1912] 9 11 3 39% E.C. Gallagher [1913-1914] 8 8 0 50% T.S. Shephard [1915] 5 3 0 62% [1916-1919] 11 17 3 35% Emil S. Liston [1920-37 & 1940-42] 94 61 18 54% C.W. Ridgeway [1938-1939] 5 11 2 27% Karl E. Spear [1946-1962] 88 60 4 58% James Irick [1963-1975] 50 64 4 42% Joseph Girardi [1976-1979] 25 15 1 61% Charlie Richard 9 0 1 90% TOTALS 321 255 39 52%

1956 >, 1956 Baker Orange Baker Blasts Braves 47-12. The Baker University Wildcats, led by Perry Miller's three touchdowns, com- pleted their 1956 football season at Ottawa Friday night by giving the Braves a sound thumping 47-12. The defeat ended the (Brave's) first winless season in 34 years. Baker was in complete command of the annual games with its most ardent

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(continued) rival except for two short-lived advantages produced by the Braves diminutive halfback Keith Brooks at the beginning of each of the first two periods. Taking the opening kickoff the Ottawa team moved to the initial score 6-0, the conversion attempt was wide. The Wildcats fighting back tied it up moments later as Bud Bender, senior halfback who was playing his final collegiate football game, leading Baker's rushing attack smashed over for the Wildcat's initial score. Big Bob Shores converted giving the victors a 7-6 lead at the quarter. In the second stanza Ottawa's fleet halfback, Brooks, gave them their second and last lead as he swept right end three yards to pay dirt. The conversion again was wide leaving the losers with their game total of 12 points. Perry Miller's first score, a plunge over from about six yards out, gave the 'Cats a lead which they never relinquished. Shores again converted giving Baker a 14-12 half time advantage. Buddy Bender started the third quarter fireworks, Baker's most fruitful of the season by punching over a quick six-pointer. Gene Perry and Perry Miller did likewise with Miller crossing the goal line twice. Shores booted three extra points to complete the quarter's scoring activities of 27 points. The fourth period saw Coach Karl Spear substituting freely and still adding to his comman- ding lead. With about eight minutes left in the game freshman halfback, Harry Bean, broke loose with one of the games best runs as he rambled 50 yards for the final score. The victory gave Baker a season's record of four wins and five setbacks. M INDIVID!,'AL ASSURANCE COMPANY

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Coach Charlie Richard, a native of Grain Valley, MO, begins In his first year at Baker Coach Richard combined a good his second season as head coach of the Wildcats. He is returning nucleus with transfers and outstanding freshmen to coaching his 18th year after a varied background that includes lead Baker to its first national playoff berth and ils many na- ten years at the high school level and eight years at the college tional statistic championships. level. "Our players worked very hard, our coaches did an outstand- In his first job at Odessa High School in Missouri Coach ing teaching job and everyone got involved to make 1980 a Richard turned a completely dead athletic program into a big 'dream year' for me at Baker University," Richard said. winner. His philosophy of wanting the student athlete to par- ticipate in as many sports as possible developed and prospered "The dream is over and 1981 brings ten tremendous challenges there. He was also the head basketball coach, head track to our football squad. Each Saturday our football team will coach, and athletic director at Odessa. face a tough situation. I am proud to be a part of our 1981 Baker Football program and to have the opportunity to work Moberly High School was the next program to be renovated with a great group of young men," the Coach said. and molded by Richard's capable hands. A program which previously consisted of only 30 players was turned into a big Richard is a graduate of William Jewell where he met his lovely winner with over 100 players. A new facility was built, and one wife Nancy. They have two children Pat. 13. and Amy, 9. of the most competitive athletic programs in the state was developed under Richard as he worked as athletic director, head football coach, and head track coach.

After ten very successful years at the high school level, Richard turned to college coaching. A year of graduate work at Central Missouri State University where he also served as defensive coordinator, gave him the experience he needed to make the decision that college coaching was going to be his way of life.

In his next position as head football coach at Highland Junior College, he developed a losing program into a very competitive and class program. Here he earned the reputation of an ex- cellent recruiter and player developer. He was also athletic director and head track coach. His 1976 women's track team finished third in the nation among junior colleges.

Richard then went to Illinois S'ate University to coach the Red- bird offensive backs. While there he recruited several outstand ing athletes and developed many of the contacts that help his outstanding recruiting today.

National power Coffeyville Junior College was his next stop where he coordinated one of the top defensive teams in the na- tion for two years. He was also the track coach for the Ravens. Head Coach Charlie Richard

1O 1981 Wildcat Coaching Staff

Offensive Line Linebackers

Keith Hackelt of W. Nyack, NY, will j again be coaching the offensive line* Murray Stenzel is starting his second for Baker University this fall! year as linebacker coach for the Hackett, 27, was a four year starter at' Wildcats in 1981. Stenzel, 25, is a Tarkio College and earned many, graduate of Wichita West High School honors as an offensive lineman. He here he played football and was was chosen all-conference, all-district, selected to the all-city team. He then Captain *75, MVP '75, Outstanding attended Coffeyville JuCo where he I Offensive Lineman '73, and Outstand-., played on the 1975, 11-0, Wool Bowl ing Specialist in '74. In 1976 he was championship team. He was a key named head football and wrestling coach at Mid-Buchanan blocker for Ron Springs, now a Dallas High School in Faucett, MO. From there he came to Baker Cowboy. A graduate of Washburn University, Stenzel has as an assistant where he has served as offensive line coach for been head football and head women's basketball coach at three years. His '81 offensive line allowed one quarterback Valley Falls High School in Valley Falls, KS. He increased sack. As head baseball coach for three years, his '81 squad the squad from 19 to 40 members in one season. His 1979-80 was Heart of America Conference Co-Champs. women's basketball team was substate champions. Keith and his wife Pat have a daughter Katie, 1 year old.

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Dale Richard, a veteran high school Tom Irvin, 26, will be coaching the coach, will be starting his second year defensive ends and tight ends for the as secondary coach for the Wildcats Wildcats in 1981. Tom is a graduate this season. He is a graduate of Grain - of Central Missouri State University Valley High School where he played where he started four years as corner- back and free safety earning MIAA football, basketball, and track. He M then played football and baseball at honors. Tom coached at Southwest Central Methodist College. Richard High School in Kansas City in 78-79 as coached junior high football at the assistant football and head golf Moberly, MO for two years where his coach. For the past two years he was teams were 8-1. He then moved to Blue Springs, MO for one offensive coordinator and head wrestling coach at Center year before taking the head football, head women's basket- High School in Kansas City. ball, and assistant track job at Horton High School in Horton, KS. There he built the program into respectability and his 1979-80 women's basketball team finished in the state quarter-finals. The 31 year old coach and his wife Kathie have two children, Duane, 13, and Karen, 12. Offensive Backs

Stan Higley will coach the Wildcat of- Defensive fensive back field this fall. Stan is a graduate of Colby Community Col- Coordinator lege and Fort Hays State Univer- sity and has earned four varsity wrestl- ing letters. As an assist- Brian Byers, 24, from Waterloo, ant football coach and head wrestling Iowa, will be the defensive coor- coach for Baldwin High School, Stan dinator this season. Brian is a has been fortunate to work with some graduate of Pittsburg State University outstanding coaches, teams, and in- where he played football and earned dividual athletes in a wide variety of areas. During his three the following honors: Kodak Ail- years at Baldwin, the football teams were Jayhawk League American, AP All-American, All- Champions, and for the past American, All district, all conference, two years he coached wrestlers who qualified for the State most valuable offensive player, and Wrestling Meet. most valuable offensive lineman. Stan is 29 years old, single, and active in Masonic Lodge, Brian comes to Baker after three years experience as an assis- Scottish Rite, and a member of the York Rite and Eastern tant football coach at Pittsburg State University. Star.

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1980 ALL—AMERICAN Tony Butts, first team offense Lorenza Thames, second team defense Anthony Flanders, hon. men. offense ENJOY ^^^H *Steve Gastelum, hon. men. offense *Bobby Bates, hon. men. offense

1980 ALL—CONFERENCE Offense •Bobby Bates, Split End *Steve Gastelum, Center Anthony Flanders, Tailback *Greg Jones, Offensive Lineman Tony Butts, Kicker Jim Jackson, Offensive Guard

Defense *Joe Lux, Defensive Lineman Emery Hamilton, Defensive End *Chris Brown, Linebacker Lorenza Thames, Defensive Back

(* players returning in 1981) Baker University 1981 Wildcat Football Roster

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1 Steve Sill QB Fr 5'7" 165 Bonner Springs, Kansas 2 Brad Potts SE Sr 5'10" 170 McHenry, Illinois 3 Albert Phillips QB Fr 5'8" 155 Atlanta, Georgia 4 Mark Ricks QB Jr 5'9" 165 Catoosa, Oklahoma 5 Joe Rogers K Fr 5M1" 160 St. Louis, Missouri 6 Denny Doherty DB Jr 5'8" 150 Kansas City, Missouri 7 Carl Thompson DB Fr 6M" 175 Rockledge, Florida 8 Park McClung DB So 6'1" 172 Grandview, Missouri 9 Will Montoya DE So 6'0" 195 Tuscon, Arizona 10 Kevin Cummings K Jr 6'0" 180 Kansas City, Missouri 11 Jim Lehman QB So 6*0" 180 Gardner, Kansas 12 Jerry Rauschelbach QB So 6'2" 175 Kansas City Missouri 13 Kim Diehl QB Fr 6'2" 185 Butler, Missouri 14 Mike Rutherford DB Sr 6'0" 188 Larned, Kansas 15 Jeff Wheatley QB Jr 6'2" 205 Plainville, Kansas 16 Greg Benderoth DB Fr 5'9" 170 Haverstraw, New York 17 Rudy Booker DB So 6'1" 183 Cocoa, Florida 18 Willie Mathis DB Fr 6'0" 180 St. Louis, Missouri 19 Ben Reed RB Sr 5'10" 185 Red Bank, New Jersey 20 Gregg Patton SE So 5'10" 175 Kansas City, Kansas 21 Gerald Rhoden RB Fr 5'6" 125 St. Louis, Missouri 22 Greg Best SE So 5"8" 180 Independence, Missouri 23 Keith Krause DB Fr 5'IT 170 Independence, Missouri 24 Charles Reeves RB Fr 5*9" 165 Atlanta, Georgia Lakeside Arizona 25 Bobby Bates SE Sr 6'2" 180 Pittsburg, Kansas 26 Mike Green DE Jr 6*2" 180 Ft. Meade, Florida 27 Craig Williams RB Fr 5'8" 175 Kansas City, Missouri 28 Rod Booker RB FR 5'9" 157 Independence, Missouri 29 Sam Harris RB Fr 5'6" 166 Peculiar, Missouri 30 Shawn Roach DB Fr 5M1" 170 Owasso, Oklahoma 31 Paul Gill RB So 6'0" 185 Compton, California 32 Mike Patton Jr 5'10" 205 RB Shawnee Mission, Kan Ric Nepote 6'3" 216 33 RB Sr Independence, Missouri 5*10" 182 34 Kim Brooks DB Jr Peculiar, Missouri 35 Russ Porter RB Fr 6'2" 195 W. Lafayette, Indiana 35 Scott Floyd C Fr 6'0" 230 Haskell, Oklahoma 36 Larry Epps DB Sr 5M0" 183 Kansas City, Missouri 37 Marcus Austin DB Fr 5'9" 160 Kansas City, Kansas 38 Mark Yulich DE Sr 6'2" 190 Owasso, Oklahoma 39 Taylor Gill RB Sr 6'2" 204 Kansas City, Kansas 40 Michael Williams DB So 5'7" 160 Muskogee, Oklahoma 41 Mark Luellen WR Jr SMI" 176 St. Petersburg, Florida 42 Leroy Williams RB So 5'7" 175 Kansas City, Kansas 43 Dave Thomas WR Fr 6M" 162 Overland Park, Kansas 43 Marty Williams LB Sr 5'8" 241 Kansas City, Kansas 44 Byron Egans LB Fr 5'7" 160 Kansas City, Missouri 45 Roger Ducoulombier LB Fr 6'0" 200 Richmond, Missouri 46 Tim Pack LB Fr 5'8" 175 Larned, Kansas 47 Mark Rutherford LB Fr 5'8" 175 St. Louis, Missouri 48 Larry Isom DB Fr 5M1" 180 Stafford, Kansas 49 Lin Manderschied DE Sr 6'2" 210 Desoto, Kansas 50 Stan Watchous LB Sr 6T' 210 St. Louis, Missouri 51 Todd Beaty C So 6'4" 220 Ransomville, New York 52 Shawn McGrew DE So 6'0" 205 Jacksonville Beach, FL. 53 Chriss Spires DT So 6'2" 215 Dallas, Texas 54 Tim Tubby LB So 5M1" 230 St. Louis, Missouri 55 Chris Brown LB So 6'3" 230 Catoosa, Oklahoma 56 Steve Gastelum C Sr. 6'1" 235 St. Louis, Missouri 57 Otha Rice LB So 6'2" 205 Valley Cottage, N.Y. 58 T.J. Meara LB So 6'0" 203 Bethany, Oklahoma 59 Mike Brejda DE Sr 6'0" 210 Neodesha, Kansas 60 Bryan Hann OO Jr 6'2" 225 St. Louis, Missouri 61 Tim Ortmann NO So 5'ir 205 Shawnee Mission, Kan. 62 Mike Guillemot OG So 6'2" 220 Kansas City, Missouri 63 Dean Vette OO Jr 6'3" 215 Leavenworth, Kansas 64 James Bregard OO So 6'1" 190 Haskell, Oklahoma 65 Brett Stone OT Sr 6'4" 225 Nyack, New York 66 Joe Lux DL Sr 240 Oak Grove, Missouri 67 Paul Ferguson OT So 6'7" 260 Topeka, Kansas 68 Scott Hildebrant C Fr 6'2" 170

eo No. Name Pos. Cl. Ht. wt. Hometown

69 Doug Lunsford OT Fr 6'2" 215 Des Pones, Missouri 70 Greg Jones Sr 6'4" 225 Blue Springs, Missouri 71 Kevin Fletcher OoGr So 6'3" 225 Leavenworth, Kansas 72 Steve Shandy DL Fr 6'1" 210 Topeka, Kansas 73 John Frank OL Fr 6'2" 210 St. Louis, Missouri 74 Terry Graham DT Sr 6'1" 245 Tulsa, Oklahoma 75 Tony Hockett DE Fr 6'3" 190 Stilwell, Kansas 75 Tim Leahy NO Jr 6'1" 205 DeSoto, Kansas 76 LeRoy Gower DL Jr 6'1" 220 Valley Cottage, N.Y. 77 Steve Jackson OT Sr 6'4" 240 Crystal City, Missouri 78 Craig Laemmli OG Fr 6'2" 205 Ballwin, Missouri 79 Harvey Martin OT So 6'3" 225 Graudview, Missouri 80 Jim Clark P So 5M1" 165 Grandview, Missouri 81 Ed Glomski TE Fr 6M" 225 Thiells, New York 82 Mike Long SB Sr 5*11" 178 Dallas, Texas 83 Dave Houston St Sr 5'9" 165 Whittier, California 84 Gerald Murray TO So 6'1" 190 Kansas City, Kansas 84 Bob Burns LI Fr 5'9" 183 Valley Cottage, N.Y. 85 Dan Boxell SB Sr 6'0" 170 Wentzville, Missouri 86 Percy Oscar SB Fr 6'0" 165 St. Louis, Missouri 87 Anselmo Diaz, Jr. TE Jr 6'3" 205 McAllen, Texas 88 Joe Ledford TE Sr 6'0" 205 Belton, Missouri 90 Joe Boeh K So 6'2" 200 Troy, Kansas 91 Ned Meara DL Fr 6'0" 178 Valley Cottage, N. Y. 92 Mark Golston TE Fr 6'1" 205 Camdenton, Missouri 93 Tim Staudacher DE Fr 6'V 201 Topeka, Kansas 94 Lawrence Phillips DE Fr 6'2" 193 Atlanta, Georgia 95 Joe Meyer * DE So 6'4" 230 Gardner, Kansas 96 Gary Pleasant DE Fr 6'0" 198 St. Louis, Missouri 97 Mike McDonald DL Fr 5'8" 230 Jasper, Alabama 98 Jeff Leslie OL Sr 6M" 205 Kansas City, Kansas 99 Danny Lee DL Sr 6'7" 285 Jacksonville, Florida

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Baker University, by this means, expresses deep appreciation for support of the very successful 1981 Partners in Progress Campaign. Businesses and individuals in this and other area communities have helped most significantly In continuing the mission of this church-related school. Contributions received this year will be used in the renovation of Rice Memorial Auditorium, a structure well-used by students, faculty, staff and those visiting Baker. The renovation will be of specific benefit to all performing arts people.

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602 N. Main 913-242-3244 Ottawa, Kansas 66067 «The Baker University Alumni Association. invites you to join THE WILDCAT MARCHING BAND in LONDON, ENGLAND-DECEMBER 1981

The Baker University Wildcat Marching Band^under the direction of Marlon Roberts will travel to London, England to participate in the Marching Bands of America International Festival We Invite all alumni to share In an exciting week of travel, support the Wildcats, and ring In the New Year In merry olde England!

The Band will be marching with other U.S. college and British bands down historic Whitehall to Trafalgar Square, field marching on England's first Astro Turf soccer stadium, and performing In concert at the famed Royal Albert Hall You can be there too, also enjoying London theatre, a luncheon cruise on the Thames, a trip to Stratford-upon-Avon, and more. ••ITINERARY**

December 8G: Evening departure from the U.S.A. December 87: Morning arrival In London. Throughout the week, you will be escorted on a private, deluxe motor- coach for all sightseeing and transfers. First see Windsor Castle, then check In at the elegant St Ermln's Hotel in central London. (The band will be staying in the Penta Hotel.) In the evening, enjoy a traditional Carver's Table dinner at the hotel. December 88: This morning, and each morning, continental break- fast will be delivered to your room. Enjoy sightseeing of London's West End, Including the Changing of the Guard After a pub lunch, see the Wildcats march down Whitehall In the evening, tickets are provided for a hit show at a West End theatre. December 89: Sightseeing In the Ancient City of London, with a free afternoon. Evening: Dinner, followed by the band's performance at the Queen's Park Rangers Stadium. December 80: Morning free, and an afternoon luncheon cruise on the Thames by covered launch. Tonight, enjoy the band concert at Royal Albert Hall December 81: A free day for fabulous after Christmas sales shopping in London. Then a New Year's Eve cele- bration, with dinner, In the St Ermln's ballroom. January 1: A full day excursion to Oxford and Stratford—upon- Avon. In the evening, a choice of dinner and concert at Royal Festival Hall or traditional medieval feasting and entertainment

January 8: Return flight to the USA

• ••• The price is 0600 per person nharing a twin room or 8730 for a single room, for the fully Inclusive and escorted land arrangements. Airfare must be added to the above price and is expected to be about £650 round trip from Salt Lake City (not a charter flight). Final airfares to be advised in September. Alternative flight arrangements are available from other cities if more convenient for you.

For full details, please send the coupon below or call Mr. Jerry Weakley, Director of Alumni Relations, Baker University, Baldwin City, Kans. 66006 (918-594-8884).

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November 7, 198I 7:30 pm 1981 SENIORS

Baker University would like to congratulate and pay tribute to their fine group of 19 senior football players who will be playing in their last home game for the Wildcats tonight against William Jewell. In the offensive backfield Baker will lose to graduation perhaps the best backfield combination in the nation in BEN REED and TAYLOR GILL. Reed, a transfer from Illinois State, has already rushed for over 1000 yards this season and still has two games to play. Gill, a three year starter for Baker is the schools' all tine leading rusher with 2863 career yards heading into tonight's game. Taylor was a 2nd team All-Conference selection laqt year. BOBBY BATES heads the best of receivers Baker will miss next year. Bates, a Baker team captain has been All-Conference since his sophomore year and All-American honorable mention his junior year. JOE UEDPORD has been Bakers' starting tight end for the past two years. Ledford has the respect around the Heart of America Conference for his blocking ability and soft hands. Returning after » year off is DAN BOXEtX at receiver who has stepped in and been a big asset to the Cats'. DAVE HOUSTON rounds out the receiving core and is probably one of the best athletes on the B.U. team. Dave has played slot back, split end, returned kicks and at one tine in his Baker career filled in as reserve quarterback when injuries arose. "Snake" and D«n also play baseball for the Cats'. The Wildcats will lose the four best offensive linemen in the country with statistics to back them. This quartet of STEVE GASTELUM, BRETT STONE, GRBG JOKES, and STEVE JACKSON glued together as starters last year. Their hard work and erfort helped Baker capture the scoring, total offense and team rushing titles in the NAIA last year and are challenging for all three this year. Gastelum and Jones ware both All-Conference selections last year. Defensively, the Cats' have four ends graduating in HIKE BREJDA, LIU MANDERSHIED, RIC NEPOTE, and HARK YULICH. Brejda has been a starter for Baker when he wasn't hurt the past two seasons. Handershled and Nepote are transfers that have really solidified the Baker defense. Mark Yulich may not have been the nost talented B.U. player, but where hard work and tea* spirit are concerned he was one of the best. Losses to the defensive line are JOE LUX, STAN WATCHOUS, and DAUNT UZ. Lux was All-Conference, All-District and is an All-American candidate thia year. Stan Watchous was playing alot last year but suddenly suffered a serious knee injury. He worked hard in the off-season after an operation and has become B.U.'s starting linebacker. Danny Lee transfered to Baker for his final year and has added stability to the defensive line. The defensive secondary seniors that will be playing in their final hoe» game are HIKE RUTHERFORD and LARRY EPPS. Both helped Baker set a conference inter- ception record last season with 32 (Epps snatched eight). With Mike and Larry in the secondary, opponents have only been able to complete a slim JO% of their passes this year. "This is one of the finest senior classes to graduate from any snail college in America. It is a group of hard working, loyal, dedicated young men who hare given their.best effort on the field and in the classroom. Baker University ««y never have another class of so many outstanding young men. It has been a reai honor to coach these young men and I know each will be successful In his life's endeavors because of the hard work and dedication they have shown at Baker," commented Coach Richard.

TEAM AND INDIVIDUAL NATIONAL RANKINGS TEAM Baker overall national ranking 11th Scoring Ofrense 2nd - 281, pts. - 35.5 avg. Scoring Defense 8th - 64 pts. - 8.0 avg. Total Offense 2nd - 559 plays - 2785 yds. rush. - 698 yds. pass. - 3483 t.ytla. - 4,35.1, avg Rushing Offense 2nd - V73 carries - 2785 yds. - 33 TO's - 5.9 yds./carry - 348.1 avg. Total Defense 13th - 500 plays - 7U yds. rush. - 768 yds. pass/ 1512 t. yds. - 189.0 •»«.

INDIVIDUAL Rushing - Taylor Gill /.th - 200 carries - 1059 yds. - 5.3 yds./carry - 13 TO's - 132.1, avg. Ben Reed 10th - 128 carries - 1005 yds. - 7-9 yds./carry - 10 TO's - 125.6 av« Scoring - Taylor Gill 7th - 13 TO'B - 78 pts. - 9.8 avg. Interceptions - Park McClung - 6th - 6 interc. - 25 yds. - 1.0 per game WILLIAM JEWELL CAJDINALS

No. Maine Pos. Ht. wt. Cl. Hometown Charles Hilton ~DT oT[" iTO Fr. University City, MO 5 Mike HcCill WR 5'11" 185 Sr. West Union, WV 7 Andre Nelson QB 5 "10" 160 So. Warson Woodsi M3 8 David Brock RB 6'3" 205 So. Clinton, MO 9 Dan Christian DB 5*9" 165 So. St. Louis, MO 10 Kelly Groom QB 6*0" 175 Jr. LaGrange, MO 14 Randy Doyle WR 6-1" 170 So. Oakland, CA 16 Wendell McGUl LB 6'0" 180 Sr. Csruthersville, MO 17 Jeff McGulre P 6'2» 195 So. Liberty, MD ie Paul Troth QB 6-2" 190 So. Graham, MO 19 Greg Jacobson RB 6'0" 185 Jr. Kansas City, MO TO Wayne Landrum RB 6'1" 225 Jr. Kansas City, KS 2i Barry Bowman FL 5 "10" 155 Jr. Creve Coeur, MD 22 Carey Morrison DB 6'1» 165 Fr. Raytown, MO 23 ¥ic Davolt RB 5*9" 172 Sr. Rolla, M3 24 John Friti DB 5'11" 172 So. Shawnee Mission, KS 25 Steve Montgomery RB 6-1" 195 Fr. Stockton, MO 26 Fernandars Gillespie RB 5*11" 170 So. St. Louis, MO 27 Darrell Schwabe WR 5'9" 155 So. Kansas City, MO 28 Jack Brandon RB 5 "11" 175 Fr. Kansas City, MO 29 Jerry Burch K 6'2" 200 So. King City, MO 3O Bob Bopp DB 5'10" 180 Fv. St. LouiB, HO 34 David Klllen DE 6'0" 185 So. Linneus, MO 35 Steve Hodges RB 5*10" 200 So. St. Louis, MD 36 Steve Craig WR 5'7" 165 So. St. Louis, MO 37 Steve Doherty DB 5*11" 175 Fr. Kansas City, MD 39 David Armstrong DB 6'0" 180 Jr. Wood River, IL 40 Brian Fairchild DB 5 "10" 170 So. Clinton, MO 41 Paul Taylor DB 6'1" 175 So. St. Louis, MO 43 Hike Clark LB 6'2" 200 Fr. Union, MD 44 Art Davis DB 5'11" 178 So. Belton, MD 45 Doug Svrttier DB 5'10" 170 Jr. Chillicothe, HO 1.6 Kike Newman DB 5*11" 160 So. Kansas City, MO 1.7 Steve Ennen LB 6'0» 210 Fr. Ballwin, MO 48 Ira Chandler LB 6'1" 205 Fr. University City, MD 50 Steve Palmer C 6'2" 205 Fr. Kansas City, MO' 51 Greg Embree C 6-1- 215 Jr. Blue Springs, M3 52 Jerry Burehett LB 5*9" 180 Jr. Freeman, MD 53 Jan Redmond DT 6*0" 22i, So. Kansas City, MO 54 Hike Rogers 00 6'4" 210 So. Ballwin, MO 55 Hark Hundell OG 6*1" 215 So. Brookfield, MO 56 Steve Hattingly LB 6*0" 205 Jr. St. Louis, MD 57 Tim Johnson LB 5'11" 200 Fr. Kansas City, MD 60 Aaron Moore DT 5'11" 197 So. Kansas City, MO 61 Chuck Foley OG 6*2" 225 Jr. Grahem, TX 62 Todd White OG 6'0" 210 So. Hsrceline, MO 63 Phil DeVan DT 6*3" 230 Fr. Omaha, NE 65 Mayne Schmidt DT 6'2- 215 Sr. Tonawanda, NY 66 Guy Weber DT 6'1« 225 Jr. Hillsboro, M3 67 Gary Alnsworth LB 6*1" 205 Sr. Carthage, MO 71 Zel Fischer 00 5*11" 240 Fr. Watson, K) 74 Lormie Bruna or 6'V 225 Jr. 9t. Clair, MO 75 Jeff Biggs or 6'2" 220 So. Overland Park, KS 76 Ralph Teater or 6'2" 235 Jr. North Kansas City, MO 79 Dwight Fiy OT 6'V 225 Sr. Centralia, MO 82 Paul McDemott DE 6*2" 200 Fr. Kansas City, MO •3 Harty Hensley HO 5'11" 168 Sr. Jefferson City, MO Bi. Jerry Tvigg DE 6*2" 185 So. Liberty, MO 86 Jl« Reed WO 6-3- 195 So. Palatine, IL 87 Terry Ollphant TB 6'2» 225 Fr. Independence, HD 88 Scott Martin TB 6-1" no Jr. Kansas City, MD 94 Steve Holeman DT 6'1" 290 Fr. Tulsa, OK 95 Mark Puthuff TB 6'2» 205 Fr. Modesto, C* 97 Steve Hudson K 5'U" 190 Jr. Trenton, MD 99 Hike Phillips TB 6'V 2/.0 So. Kansas City, MO HARDWARE 711 West 23rd St.. Lawrence. KS 66044 (913) 843-8484

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