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McPherson College 1600 East Euclid

McPherson, Kansas 67460 (316) 241-0731 Enrollment: 451 Quadrangle 1998

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College. like life. os full of seasons.

surr- · comes to an end and the school season begons .students seffte onto the dorms and come together for onentatoon and new classes .. student organizatoons and sports teams meet for the kockoff of the year autumn blows on woth modterm finals .homecomong draws the alumno and college communoty together .wonter os welcomed woth the celebratoon of the holidays and cooler temperatures .. semester's end creeps up on stu· dents woth fonal protects, study sessoons. and late noght snacks on the caf spring foils students woth the fever of the season .. spnng break goves a break before the heavy weeks ahead . the year wonds down woth the antocopatoon of summer and the next year to come.

College. hke seasons, os full of hfe

~v1d Jones and Ja1me Lawrence v1s1t after the • d1sm1ssal of the1r class that had been meet1ng outs1de.

members of the women"s

basketball team cheer each other on dunng the announce­ment of the~r team at M1dmght Madness

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brushes from lhe1r busy day of pa1ntmg. photo by Sarah Mane Hendr~cks

l-fayes leads several other acuity members 1n Mouse Balls

dunng faculty follies photo by Kns Boyer

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~erKerst. fr paonts a wall at the McPherson Foo<t Bankdunng freshman onenta­toon photo by Sarah Mane Hendncks

DISCOVER Faculty Folloes, movoe noght. YMCA. and servoce

proJects were JUSt some of the many actovotoes that new and returnong students partocopated on durong welcome week.

"It was fun to see so many actovotoes to welcome students back," saod JD Bowman. sr., member of the welcome week commottee.

A new aspect of freshman oroentahon was SAB and SGA members helpong new students haul all theor belongings onto theor rooms.

"The help from members of SAB and SGA om­pressed parents and students," saod Ara Toney, lr. "It also reassured parents that theor students were accepted and wanted at MAC."

Like last year, actovotoes were planned for the entore school year, not JUSt the first week. Achvotoes such as free bowling. trops to Sports World. movoe noght and dances were all planned durong the school year to provode dofferent forms of entertaonment lor students

Welcome week and freshman oroentatoon were once agaon a heche success.

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Dotzour women p1le up 1n a hect1c game of musiCal cha.,s. Photo by Beckt D• ley

DOTZOUR Laundry. pizza part1es. late night dom1nos. slumber

part1es and Halloween tnck or treat1ng were JUSt a few of the act1vt1es that Dotzour women part1c1pated 1n. Whether act1V111es were planned by the Res1dence Ute staff or were spur of the moment activities, a good time was had by all

"There were a lot of new people on our wmg th1s year, but there were lots of achv•t•es planned for us to get to know each other better," Rachel Gross, soph., sa1d.

Dotzour Hall was named for Roy and Edna Dotzour 1n 1953. While many th1ngs have changed about Dotzour 1n the past few years. Dotzour sp1nt lives on. W1th most sen1ors liv1ng off-campus, the maJonty of res1dents were underclassmen who gave the dorm an energetiC a~r Even w1thout the seniors, Dotzour still managed to stay at almost full capac1ty

··Being able to vis1t w1th my fnends at any hour of the day 1s one aspect of dorm life I Will m1ss greatly after 1 graduate," Amy Haas. sr., sa1d

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Mane Vacura. Jr.. 1n costume os beong served cookies by

Melissa Smoth. soph., on

Halloween noght photo by

Kendra Flory

j&n Taylor, fr , helps , Naho Umeda woth

her haor dunng a JUnoor hogh slumber party held on thord lloor photo by Kendra Flory

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Jeremy Hackleman, fr., Dust1n Gregg,

sohp and Andrew May, sr., get ready to

make Fanny's Infamous entrance

1nto Honors Convoeat1on.

photo courtesy Jam1e R1sser

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House cast LeAnna Hulce. soph., and Jam1e A1sser I' , prepare to g1ve the commumty a scare

dents gather at Fahnestock Hall for the ded1cat1on of the Fanny Bench photo courtesy Jam1e R1sser

FAH~t~OCK After hfty years of hous1ng McPherson College

students. Fahnestock Hall Will be tom down to make room for campus Improvements But. IS Fahnestock Hall, or "Fanny." as the res1dents prefer to call rt, JUSt a bu1ld1ng? What truly makes "Fanny" the communal environment 11 currently IS and has long been? The current and past residents of the dorm are what make "Fanny" the enwonment for wh1ch 11 IS known

The res1dents of Fahnestock Hall have been very busy w1th fund-raising and community bu1ld1ng actiVI­ties. The Fahnestock Haunted House has been the fund-ra1s1ng act1v1ty for the dorm for the past six years. Every available resident is used to transform the dorm 1nto one of the scanest haunted houses 1n the area. "Fanny" IS also known for such act1v1t1es as march1ng 1nto Convocations weanng chOir robes and umque hats. and the "Fanny Run " The dorm IS also known for dorm cookouts. toga part1es, altemallve dances. and the trad1t1onal "Fanny" t-sh1rt

Although "Fanny," the build1ng, may not last forever, the group of guys and g1r1s known as ·Fannylles" will always be remembered

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Jason Bayrena and Kathleen Bray, fr., sw1tched clothes for the Halloween dance at Metzler

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Dam1an Hams. sr. and Cliff Bell. soph., take a well deser.ted break from the1r RA dUlleS photo by Shelly Hendncks

Clay Porter, soph. rests by M1lky the cow dunng the Halloween dance photo by Shelly Hendncks

Manuel Av1la. fr demonstrates

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METZlER Metzler was the home of spades tournaments, Hal­

loween dances and other activ1t1es wh1ch took place throughout the year The second annual Halloween dance was held and considered a complete success.

Sitting right next door to B11t1nger Hall. Metzler had to put up w1th constant bang1ng and pound1ng by construc­tion crews teanng down Bittinger Work often started early for the work crew , and served as an alarm clock for Metzler residents

For nonresidents of Metzler there was a different atmo­sphere start1ng w1th the s1gn at the front door People were greeted with a large "Welcome to the Doghouse· sign. and Chnstmas lights throughout the dorm. According to Damian Hams. sr.. the atmosphere of Metzler has become a place where students can ·mature While still relying on each other when one of us falls."

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S)rah Stover.soph., Amber Jauken. fr .. Anna Arasmtth, fr., and Mike Baker. Jr.. demonstrate how people used to take a bath.

Photo by Jam1e Rtsser

D1d you know that a fifteen-year-old g1rl tn England yawned for ftve weeks stratght?!

Thts was JUSt one fun fact presented 1n Teresa Boness' semor dtrecltng proJect. "I Dtdn t Know That'" The play presented facts from the Gwnness Book of World Records tn a fun. enterta1n1ng style.

As well as beong the ftrst show of the McPherson College theatre season, the cast also formed a tourong group. The play was performed several tomes off campus, mcludong at local elementary schools and at the Cedars

"It was fun to be able to be ourselves." Amber Jauken. fr .. satd. · we got to enterta1n people whole teachmg them new thmgs."

" I Dodn't Know That!" was wrolten by LoUis Molony. Johnny Saldana, Joyce Chambers Seiber. and Rachel Wonfree

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Deborah Polkinghorn Leann W1ne

Raechel S1tt1g Tonya Mowrey

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Sarah Stover Sara Compton

Wend1 D1lley·Engler Jen Taylor

Scott McDearmon Mark Godfrey Dust1n Gregg

Kelly Gatewood

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When the Baker and h1s w1le ventured 1nto the woods to get L1ttle Red R1d1ng Hood's cape. Cinderella's golden slipper. Jack's cow. and Rupunzel's ha1r. th1s m1xed up la1ry tale came to life. The f1rst act of "Into the Woods" was a delightful, beh1nd·the·story look of how famll1ar fa1ry tale characters all came together 1n the woods. The second act was after the "happy ever after'' and showed how m life, nothing is what 1t seems

Performed over Homecom1ng weekend. ·•tnto the Woods," wntten by James Lap1ne and Stephen Sondhe1m. was a challeng1ng show for Stage D1rector R1ck Tyler. Mus1c D1rector Alan Gumm. and the cast of 21 "I thought the show was 1mmensely challenging," sa1d J.D. Bow· man, semor "Not only were the mus1cal and techmcal aspects d1ff1cult but the content was challenging as well • -copy by Becki Dilley

le Red R1d1ng Hood v1s1ts w1th the Baker and hiS Wife

Photo by Kendra Flory

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The theme for Homecom1ng was D1scover McPherson College Agaml" Alumm. students and stu­dents' fam1hes gathered October 24-26 to celebrate and discover the campus

ActiVIties began Fnday w1th Honors ConvocatiOn. Other activities for the weekend included alumm class gathenngs. "Into the Woods." the Alumn1 Challenge Cup Tenms Tournament. coronat1on of Homecom1ng Royalty. the football game and the dance.

"I th1nk the turnout for the dance was very good," Amy Lev1nski. 1r • sa1d. "The new students bnng a d1fferent kind of energy to act1v1t1es."

James Lopez and Shelly Hendricks were crowned K1ng and Queen. The McPherson Bulldogs beat the Tabor BlueJays 1n the football game. Dotzour Hall women won the all campus sp1r1t contest by decorating thei r dorm. Students were also g1ven the opportumty to part1c1pate 1n a talk-back sess1on w1th the Board of Trustees.

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Aud1tonum for Honors Convo­

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George. played by JD. Bow­man. tells Roz and Paul. played by Jen Taylor and Adam Smoth. how excoted he os that they have become a couple

photo by Kendra Flory

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BUFFALO The farce "Moon Over Buffalo" made 1ts Kansas

debut on the stage 1n Brown Aud1tonum. The show

Involved the events that happen to the members of a

small theater company on a day 1n wh1ch a famous

director IS com1ng to watch the1r show

Starnng 1n this product1on were JD Bowman, sr ,

as George; Heather Healy, ma1ntenance department,

as Charlptte; Jen Taylor, fr .. as Roz; Adam Sm1th,

b1ology professor, as Paul; Becki D1lley. sr. , as E1leen;

Tyler Kerst. fr., as Howard: M1ke B1scegha, Jr .. as R1chard; and Karlene Tyler, Dean of Enrollment Ser­

VICes. "The expenence of the cast was so much fun,"

D1lley sa1d "It meant that we could clown around w1th

each other oHstage and have a good t1me "

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Eileen, played by Beck1 D1lley expla1ns to George, played by JD Bowman, that her brother. a manne. IS com1ng to beat h1m up for getting her preg­nant "Moon Over Buffalo" was Bowman's semor acting proJect photo by Kendra Flory

LET' IT Dunng the wtnter months, students found themselves

buster than normal. Occas•onally, students could be seen parttctpallng tn snowball ftghts. and restdents of Dotzour bUill a JOlly snowman tn front of the dorm.

One excthng acttvthy was the wmter dance. wtlh a spectal appearance of Santa Claus. The chotr performed Handel's ''Messtah· wtth Central College for the~r wtnter concert.

The only bad lhtng about the end of the semester was studytng for ftnals. Dunng finals week, students were cram­mtng tn the library, the dorm . . .. JUSt about anywhere. The Quadrangle staff delivered care packages bought by parents. These care packages contatned snacks and a note from parents. The cafetena was open tn the evemng for snacks during ftnals week.

After survivmg her first ftnals week. Chenee Mossburgh, fr. , satd, "I had to work really hard to get ready for all of my tests. but t! was n•ce to be able to go get late mght snacks at the cafetena to keep me gotngt"

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soph., and Jen Taylor, fr.

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SAB members enJOY a 9111 exchange and Chnstmas party Photo by Beckt Dtlley

Steve Benne, Jr , and Apnl Benne, soph. take a study break 1n the cafetena

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Add1e and Alexandra , played by Raechel S1lhg and Teresa Boness. dec1de how to care lor the SICk Horace. played by Chns Contreras.

photo courtesy Danny Ballard

Dunng the f1nal dress rehearsal, Jeremy Bernhardt. ScoH McDearmon and Danny Ballard act out the parts of the ev1l Hubbard fam1ly men.

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THE PART "L1ttle Foxes" 1s a drama about the corrupt

Hubbard family members and the1r interactions w1th

each other when a fortune is at stake. Th1s play

featured Anna Arasm1th, fr ., as Reg1na. Danny

Ballard. fr, as Oscar; Teresa Boness, sr., as

Alexandra.. and Knssy Williams, so .. as B1rd1e The

play was d1rected by JD. Bowman, sr

"Piay1ng my role, as a drunk. battered woman.

was very d1Hicult for me," Williams sa1d. "Danny

really had to slap me as part of the play. and 1t hurt.

Once, I even thought my nose was bleeding on

stage."

Add1e, played by Raechel S1tt1g, trys to keep Horace. played by Chns Contreras. relaxed after h1s long tnp home. photo by Kendra Flory

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Debating the age of a fOSSil , lawyers Henry Drummond and Mall hew Harnson Brady, played by M1ke B1scegha and JD Bowman. l ry to determ1ne whether evolutiOn of man IS

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Mrs. Brady played by Krossy W11f1ams. troes to console her husband played by JD Bow­man, after a stressful court scene. photo by Kendra Flory

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productoon, whoch dealt woth the sub1ect of evolu·

t10n, starred Bowman, as Matthew Harrison Brady,

Moke Bosceglia, jr., as Henry Drummond, Scott

McDearmon, fr , as Bert Cates, and Raechel Sottog,

Jr., as EK Hornbeck.

"It was fun being able to work so hard on a

character that was so unlike myself and have

people tell me it was believable," Sittig saod

The cast of "lnhent the Wond" also included

several exchange students from Germany.

"It was fun workong on such a large cast, "Jen

Taylor, fr., said. "Most of them, especoally the

German students, had never been onvolved on a

production before, so that made ol more fun •

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A bnef meeting before the bog froal goves Bert, played by Scott McDearmon, and Rachel. played by Dorothea Kratz. a chance to talk

photo by Kendra Flory

The large cast of "lnhent the Wond" poses at the set of the courtroom and small town of Hollsboro. photo by Kendra Flory

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I n ' Duet For Bear and Dog.· d1rected by Tonya Mowrey, Enc Sage plays a dog who tnes to attack a stary bear played by Rachel Gross

photo by Kendra Flory

Mr. D1sco's MagiCal Mystery Brew--the blue team: Danny Ballard Corey Becquette, Angela Cantu. Dan Holtry

photo by Kendra Flory

Olscuss1ng lhe 1mag1nary dialect of Unamunda B1ll Sroufe and Anna Arasm1th act oul the~r parts 1n ·un1versal Language." d1rected by Raechel S1tt1g

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LAUG~ITER The hnal performance of the year was the N1ght of

One Acts. lmprov. and CoHee. Two one act plays and the 1mprov troupe Mag1cal Mystery Brew took the stage for th1s product1on.

The one act plays were ·umversal Language", d1rected by Raechel S1tt1g, and "Duet of a Bear and a Dog" d1rected by Tonya Mowrey.

The 1mprov troupe was led by M1ke B1scegha Angela Cantu, one of the members of the 1mprov troupe, sa1d that she always enjoyed go1ng to re­hearsals

"I loved work1ng with the group dunng practice session's," Cantu sa1d. "We always had a regular comedy show going on.·

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Mr D1sco's Mag1cal Mystery Brew--the green team Juan Campso. Dustin Gregg, Aaron Ellsworth. Jen Taylor photo by Kendra Flory

The 1998 graduatmg class IS a unique one. For the f1rst lime semors were allowed to l1ve off campus As a result, the campus commun1ty d1dn't get to see them as much. However they all showed up 1n line form for the graduation. Enk Vogel and Sarah Wagoner Hendncks welcomed the crowd With w1tty remarks about their college career at Mac. Then the semor cho1r members JOined the cho1r for 1ts 1nterpretat1on of 'Bridge Over Troubled Water

The ceremony also 1ncluded the recogmhon of honor­ees. Dr Raymond Flory was presented w1th an honorary Doctoral Degree for h1s commitment and ded1cat1on to the college. Pres1dent D1ll also recognized f1ve alumm for the1r outstand1ng leadership and serv1ces to the1r professions.

The semor class chose Dr. Herb Sm1th as 1ts speaker. Sm1th bragged that he would be finished 1n seven m1nutes and 42 seconds

Dr Gustafson then announced the graduates and they f•nally rece1ved their diplomas. The ceremony ended with many of the graduates shooting confettu 1nto the a1r To the class of 1998 We'll m1ss you and we w1sh you the best of luck. -copy by Chen Norsworthy

Student body pres•dent Shay

Maclin leads the graduat•on

proceSSIOn With Pres•dent D•ll

graduat•on honorees close

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Campus Cho1r 1n "Bndge Over

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~he process•on ol 81 graduates makes 1ts way to Brown Aud1tonum for the ceremony photo by Chen Norsworthy

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f am•IY and fnends gather outs1de Brown Aud•tonum to congratulate the graduales.

photo by Cheri Norsworthy

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The women's tennis team was headed up by Lori Flemtng and Jenny Amtot. They were JOined by Denise Morales and Faith Chnsllansen to fln1sh out the team Doubles teams were Flemtng-Amiot and Morales-Chnstlansen Desptte thetr 0-6 record they placed seventh at the KCAC tournament. The women improved their level of play significantly and in the process reflected exemplary sportsmanship.

Each member of the men's tennis team played a signifi­cant role m matntaining thetr position tn the mtddle of the seven-team KCAC conference. Members were Brent Johnson, David Wiens, Joey House, Tim Armbruster. Jer­emy Hackleman and Danny Ramsey. Doubles pairings were House-Wtens, Johnson-Armbruster. Johnson-Hackleman, Armbruster-Ramsey, and Hackleman-Ramsey. The practtce season and the number of matches played were curtailed due to inclement weather, but the team fought hard through the KCAC conference coming up with a filth place finish. Joey House won KCAC All-Conference Honorable Mentton honors and was runner-up for the KCAC Sportsmanship award Each player regtstered at least one wm dunng the tournament. -copy by Elizabeth Wilson

Men

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Airborne, Brent Johnson returns the ball to h1s opponent

photo by Chen Norsworthy

Am•ot prepares to make the return.

photo by Jamte R1sser

A small team is hard because you sometimes

• feel like you • can't win or take

a tournament.

Lori Fleming Junior

Mens and Womens Tennis· Dav1d W1ens. Jenny Am1ot. Lon Flem1ng, and Joey House Not p1ctured Demse Morales, Faith Chnshansen. Brent Johnson, T1m Armbruster, Jeremy Hackleman. Danny Ramsey

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Raquelle Ba•nter go up for the block photo by Jam•e Rtsser

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The volleyball team had a tough season with 1ts overall record bemg 1-25. They had the potential it took to wm but had a rough lime overtaking other teams. Although the team didn't 1m prove last year's record, 3-20, Coach Dan Hoffman was proud of them. "They really hung together as a team," he said.

The hve seniors that led the team were Andrea Bess, Jamye Brown, Amber Pfannenstiel, Melissa Sharp, and Jamie Smalley. The team was also comprised of two juniors, two sophomores. and seven freshmen.

The team will have a hard t1me replacing the five seniors who are leav1ng. However. if they can contmue to slick together and work hard. they will be a hard team to beat!

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Amber Pfannenstiel Jumps up

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a building The 1997 season was a buildong one for the men's soccer

team. "The team played woth a lot o f heart." Coach Dan Marchewka

saod, •and now we have a year of expenence under the belt for thos team"

Of the 19 players, Bnan Davos and Brandon Johnson were the only two semors on the team. Even so, the team was led well by theor three captaons: O'Bnen Byrd, Davis, and Brian Wessel

'We were hopong to fontsh the conference on the top four so that we could go to the playoffs." Marchewka saod. "It was a dosappoonl­ment not to. but we had a lot of on Junes and a lot of down tome.

Though the team had dosappointments, the season also had ots perks.

"It was especoally fun toward the end of the season. Brandon Johnson saod. "There were lots of great ondovodual players

Many of the players were pleased with theor coach "Dan dod a really good JOb for his hrst year." Chff Bell. soph ..

saod -copy by Becki Dolley

Men's Soccor Back row Jeff Cole. Asst Coach. Tyler Kerst Bnan Wessel. Moke Boscegha, Brandon Johnson, Bnan Davos. Scott Penmngton Jeremy Emnck Roberto Mendez. Dan Marchewka. Head Caoch Front row Jason Bayarena, Woll Charters. Scott Cole. Clay Porter Cliff Bell. O'Bnen Byrd, John lnglehan, Manny Avola. Brent Johnson Adam Ooxon

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Cliff Bell. soph., works to keep h1s

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Named to the 1997 KCAC All· Conference Men' s Soccer Second Team:

Scott Cole John lnglehart

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As M1ke B1sceglia. Jf., stands ready, Brent Johnson.soph., se1zes the ball from h1s opponent from Ouawa

Our season was good; we had great teamwork. I hope that we have a better season next year.

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Wtth only five returntng players the Lady Bulldog soccer team had several new faces. The season began wtth only etght players The teams etght players (a full team conststs of 11) managed to beat Southwestern. who had a full team. As the season pro­gressed the team recrUited more players. unfortunately the team dtdn't win anymore games.

According to Sammy Lane. head coach, many of the players on the team had little or no pnor experience, but these players were easter to coach because they were not set tn a playtng routine. Thts team was "fitter, faster and stronger. Coach Lane satd.

The team was led by co-capttans Melame Messtck. fr and Cherice Marsalis.sr . who were the only two players to come to McPherson to play soccer. The team had to battle elements such as bad weather. nationally ranked teams and the fact that they dtdn't have a full team for part of the season.

Unlike prevtous years many of the players that played thts year are planmng on returntng next year. Of the returntng members of the team Melame Messtck. 1r.. was named to the KCAC All Confer­ence Soccer Second Team.

·we should have a more soltd team next year because we only had one semor graduate. Chen Norsworthy, soph., satd. "Hope­fully we can keep bUildtng and we'll have a stronger season next year

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Back Row: Khanasha Bentam1n Becky Ullom leAnna Hulce Angela Jaehn Chnstlna Wymore Rebecca Foster. N1kk1 Unruh·Carey Sammy Lane head coach. Front Row: Jenn1fer Bosserman. Melan1e Mess1ck. Chence Marsal1s. Rhonda Murphy. Elizabeth Shelton.

ThOmas Lew1s. fr., and Jason Casados fr try to get the ball from the hands of the Wesleyan offens1ve player McPherson beat Kansas Wesleyan 27·21

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Nate McLaughlin F~rst Team Offens1ve Lmeman

Greg White F1rst Team Defens1ve Back

Will Lewis First Team Linebacker

n mweaver Second Team Punter

Nathan Ediger Second Team Linebacker

Ryan Ben-Oavid SecondTeamDefensJVeUneman

Antonio Raef SecondT earn At-Large Selecbon

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Despite coming from different backgrounds and having different types of playing expenence, the football team came together w1th goals of having fun and working hard. The team ended the season with a 6-4 record overall , Including 1ts first win over Bethany s1nce 19??.

Many freshmen and transfers played on the team this year. Some players said that it was hard to get to know everyone and the way they played.

""I think that the season went pretty well," Jason Franklin, fr., said. '"If we had learned how to play as a team, the season would have been a whole lot better."

Other players sa1d that. although the team had a few problems. the season had been a learn1ng experience for everyone who played.

·we did struggle some th1s year. but we were able to learn how to win." Nate Mclaughlin. Jr., satd. ·we were able to learn what we needed to do to wtn ."

"The team has deftnttely improved from last year," James lopez. soph .. said, ·and I wtsh everyone luck for next year:

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Southwestern Assemblies of God Sterling Bethel Bethany Fnends Southwestern Tabor Kansas Wesleyan Colorado College Ottawa

Paul Prose. soph. scores a touchdo wn on front of the home crowd

27-20 23-7

19-31 24-16

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For most people. one of the most v1s1ble aspects of any of the college's athlehc events 1s the cheerleaders What's not so easy to see 1s all of the preparat1on that goes mto game performances.

The cheerleadmg squad consisted of mostly freshmen women and women who had never cheered before

"I was the only person on the squad With no cheerlead1ng expenence," Alic1a Burns, fr .. said. "but all of the g1rls made me feel very good about my cheenng."

Some other students were forced to m1ss cheering for part of the year because of 1njunes and other commitments.

"I am upset that I had to miss out on football season,· Sarah Hooton, Jr., sa1d "The fun I've had during basketball season makes up for 1t, though."

Capta1n Knssy W1lhams, so .. sa1d that one of the squad's ma1n focuses was un1ty

·we had a great hme 1n practices and at games." W1lliams sa1d 'We all learned a lot from each other •

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leaders take a break dunng pract1ce to diSCUSS upcom1ng games

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and Knssy W1ll1ams and Chns Constlen, sophs .• watch from the s1dellnes dunng the Kansas Wesleyan football game

lly Muller stands hogh on the aor whole Alocoa Burns. Chns Constoen and Knssy Wolhams support her

photo by Emma Webb

e cheerleaders perform a routine to pump the crowd dunng the Modnoght Madness pep rally for the basketball team. photo by Kendra Flory

When it came down to it, we

• were all there for • each other . • ...::.:: ~ Krissy Williams

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Successful After w1nmng almost half of all of the1r games the Lady

Bulldogs had one of the most successful seasons 1n the past few years W1th several newcomers to the team. all of the players had to learn to work together in order to be successful. Wh1le the team d1dn t make the play oils they have h1gh goals for next season

"Th1s was a rebu1ld1ng year for us. as several of us were new to the team. but the team w1ll do even better next year:· Krystal Ray, fr. sa1d

The lady bulldogs are los1ng four semors, compared to last year when they only lost one player The four seniors who are graduating are Andrea Bess. Amber Spillum Pfannenstiel, Amy Ross and Pa1ge Watk1ns. Fortunatly there IS a large group of returning players 1ncludmg H1llary Schubert. soph who was the only player chosen for the AII-KCAC basketball team.

"H1IIary contnbuted to the team. not only by sconng, but by rebounding and promoting team umty." Amy Ross, sr., sa1d

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Back Row: Hf ad Coach Mel Wnght Chnst na Wymofe Andrea Bess Kry~tdl Ray 0. ·dra "" HllartSchubert KalyNOUSCh Amy Ross AssoslantCoaehBoi>BaldWifl Middle row Ar-:ty SctMUJng Mane G mbel 5abtna Gallo Amber Ptaostenrvol Dana

rva Front Row Kyronna Aoannotse MdriSOI Sanchez KArla Prather PaiQO Wal> pho•o courtesy of M.Jc ShOpper

Amy Ross and Pa1ge Watk1ns. srs .. Dana Cordova, 1r and Katy Neusch, soph try and stop an Ottawa player lrom shootmg the ball photo by Emma Webb

We overcame a lot of diversity

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In hts 16th year at McPherson College Coach Roger Tnmmell headed the men's basketball team The varstty team ended wtlh an 11 -17 record. One of the highlights of the season was makmg the KCAC play-offs

··1 apprectated the semor leadership as lhts team ex· ceeded pre-season expectattons to qualify for the KCAC play-offs." Coach Tnmmel satd. "It was a very excttmg season wtth nearly every game comtng down to the wtre."

The juntor varsity team, coached by Glenn Gayer. also did well. They finished wtlh a 9·1 1·1 record

Five sentors led the 22-member team: Rtck Coleman. Ttm Herrs, Emanuel Roland. Shane Sundahl and Ryan Wtnsel.

Bulldogs recetving honors mcluded Emanuel Roland, Unantmous All-Conference. and Tim Herrs. Honorable Mention All-Conference

'We played several tough games this year." Shane Sundahl satd. "Wtth better decision-makmg and better execution, the team could have a very successful season next year"

~anuel Roland, sr manuvers around h1s oppo· nents to score two po•nts for the Bulldogs.

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Front Row: Lynn Walter, Erley Jackson. Preston Sw1tzer Dav1d M• •e Sanchez. Chns Hardcastle Middle Row: Antomo Ford. Ben PrO< .r Haggard. Ryan Harg1tt TOdd Hague. Enc Re1chert COdy Rohov1t. Ba k Student Manager Pete Herrera, Andres Rutz, Shane Sundahl. Tony Ryan Wenzel. R1ck Coleman. T1m Herrs. Enc Putnam, Emanuel Rol Hoover, Coach Glenn Gayer Coach Roger Tnmmell

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works hard to defend the goal from h1s opponent Photo by Nicole Ph11hps

KWU ClassiC Baker

We played sev­eral tough games this year. More hard work, and the team could have a

• very successful : season next ~ year.

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-= Senior

,., Southwestern 9·8 1·2 St. Mary's 9-9

Bartlesville Wesleyan 2-2 Fnends 10·9 Bethel ClaSSIC 3·3 Bartlesville Wesleyan 1 0-10 Fnends 4-3 Bethany 10·11 St. Mary's ClaSSIC 5·4 Sterling 10-12

Bethany 6·4 Ottawa 11-12

Sterl1ng 7-4 Kansas Wesleyan 11-13 Colorado College 7·5 Bethel 11-14 Onawa 7·6 Tabor 11·15

8·6 Southwestern 11 · 16 9·6 Bethany 11-17 9·7

Herrs sr , crashes the board to yank down a bulldog rebound

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The Great Outdoors

The 1997-98 track team may have been small, but the squad worked hard to make the season success­ful. Some of the indtvidual team members accom­plished some goals set out at the begtnnmg of the sea­son. Also. McPherson Col­lege hosted the conference meet in Tabor on May 1 and 2

Katy Neusch won the con­ference gold m long JUmp. Atck Coleman ended up ftrst 1n the javelin compettllon. Dana Cordova placed fourth 1n the shot-put and s1xth 1n 1avel1n

AI a Tabor IOV1tat1onal.

Chnstl Wymore leaps w1th all her

m1ght for the Bulldogs

photo by Chen Norsworthy

"The boys track team was strong and worked together well and grew closer by the end of the year," dtstance runner Matt Fnesen sa1d

Roger Tnmmell was the coach for the golf team. Unfortunately the team was only able to go to four meets be­cause of poor weather condttions.

-Hopefully, next year with a little more work, and better weather, we'll have more luck," team member Tim Herrs sa1d. -copy by Ntcole Phlllips

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. an Wenzel powers up and over the hogh 1ump bar

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Joll Brax

Manlyn Brumley Stepha me Brunell•

Doug Burkholder Renee Carlson

M1ke Chnshp

Dw1ght Chnstoe Wayne Conyers

Cullen Crosthwa.te Ryn Deotz Gary Doll

AI Dutrow Laura Eells Mary Flagg

Lowell Flory Judy Foulke

Denms Fnesen Jonathan Frye

Kom Frye W•nona Godtrey Donna Graham

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Merritta d1ed at Kansas University Medical Center on October 23 follow1ng complications from a bone marrow transplant. Merntta was a secretary 1n the Alumni and Development Office and had been employed at McPherson College since movmg to McPherson 1n 1986. Merntta's pos111ve att1tude and compassion for others will be m1ssed

Bruce Grose Kay Guffey AlanGumm Steve Gustafson Amanda Gutierrez

Kevm Hadduck Darc1 Hall J1m Hantatos JoHayes Merntta Hazelton

JeanHe1n Jean Hendncks Dan Hoffman Heather Hughbanks-

Maestas Sh1ngo KaJ1nam1

Anne Kirchner Shane Kirchner Larry Kltzel BobKnechel James lange

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Leland Lengel Nancy Lengel

Patty Lusk Marylyn Matthae1 John McNamara

Stan M1ller Dale M1nmch Kent Naylor

Tom Ness Bob Neufeld

Melissa Newberry Kent Noffsinger

Dav1dO·Dell Jane Orr

John Panna becker

Sh1rtey Re1ss1g Bnan Reynolds Dean Reynolds

Jenm Richardson Cynl Russell

Becky Sankner Fred Schm1dt

V1rg1n1a Schm1dt Adam Sm1th Herb Sm1th

Jeanne Sm1th K1m Stanley

M1nd1 St1mpson Jo Stubby

Brad Stucky

Sharon held the position of Vice-President for Student Services which she had fulfilled from 1988 to July 1997. At the t1me of her death she was on administrative leave to complete her Ph D. Sharon was killed on September 8 1n a one-car crash near Little R1ver while delivenng papers. Sharon will be missed for her bright smile and her willingness to listen.

Conn1e Stucky Steven Swanz Donna Swenson Susan Taylor RogerTnmmell

V1kk1 Tnmmell Karlene Tyler R1ckTyler Jan van Asselt Deb Wagoner

Marc1a Walters Jan Ward Kathryn Whttacre Barb Williams Carol Williams

Jenny Williams Kns Williams Marc1a Williams Mel Wnght

Brad Adams PhysiCal Educat1on

Ntkkt Adler Busmess

Ttm Armbrusler Computer Sc1ence

Mtke Baker Theater

Andrea Bess Accountmg

Teresa Boness Speech and Drama

JD. Bowman Speech and Drama

Jayme Brown MUSIC

Ben Brubaker lndrustnal Educat1on Marttn Charlesworth

HIStOry Laura Cherry

Psychology Rtck Coleman

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Aaron Cox HiStory

Bnan Davts Sociology

Beckt Dtlley Commumcat1ons

Aktn Doherty Busmess

Mtchael DuBOtS RestoratiOn

Ktmberly Ebersole Elementary Education

Sarah Eilts Elementary Education

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Faculty nomtnated ntne students for Who's

W o Among Students Amencan Colleges and

U tversttles tn fall of 1997 The students

c >sen were Becki Dtlley, Sarah Wagoner

H ndncks. Shelly Hendricks. Stacey Hoover.

C meron Mahler, Amy Ross, Melissa Sharp,

I' than Swenson-Retnhold, and Erik Vogel.

of the students who were chosen must

ve completed at least 80 credtt hours, have

a .0 grade potnt average or htgher. and have

~en tnvolved in dtfferent campus ac\lvittes.

These students received awards dunng

mmencement and selected the professor of

'It is dehnttely mce to be selected by faculty

or 'Who's Who," Shelly Hendncks satd .

Back row: Enk Vogel. Beckt Dtlley. Mehssa Sharp. Front row: Shelly Hendncks. Sarah Wagoner

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Mike Ruddle Sociology

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Freshman

M1chael Bascom SophomOre

Aaron Basgall Sophom<Xe

Jason Bayarena Freshman

Corey Becquette Freshman

Amanda Behnke Freshman

Chff Belt SOphomore

Brandon Bench Jumot

Ryan Ben-David SCpl!otnore

Khanasha Bentamln SophomOre

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Steve Benne

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Shan~ca Benson Freshman M1chael B1scegha .ltAm'l<

Brandt Bom Freshman

Jen Bosserman Junl()( M1ke Boughfman JuntOr Jenny Boynton Freshman

Kathleen Bray Freshman Brent Bnggeman Freshnutn Steven Bnggeman Freshman

/ T1na Brown JunJOt

Pete Brubaker Sophom<HB

Ashley Brundidge Fre<Jtman Adam Bryant Ft6 ;hman

Jenny Burgett Freshman

Ahc1a Bums Freshman Tina Burton SOphorriOIB

O'Bnen Byrd Jumor Ted Calloway Freshman

Juan Campos Fre&nman Jason Casados Fres/lmSn

Jess Castorena Freshman Jason Chalashtan Freshmdn

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Wolham Charters Freshman

Johnson Chow Juruor

Vocky Chrostensen Scpitomole

FMh Chnstoansen Fieshm8n

Laura Clark Freshma'1

Grant Clowers Sophomor•

Scott Cole Sophomore

Candra Coleman Sophomore -''

Colleen Collette Freshman

Sara Compton Sophomore

Chns Constoen Freshman

Chros Contreras Freshman

Bnan Cooper Jun«

Dana Cordova Jvn w

Luke Cox Fr~n

Enc Cunnongham 5opllomt>re

Greg Cure Jumor

Chns Darrow Sophomore

Juston Dennos Jur11or

Steven Denton Freshman

Adam Doxon Frt!JShman

Loz Doke Freshman

Chad Doubrava Freshman

Manah Draper ... I

Sophomore

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l-tONATHON S DENTS CONTACT ALUMNI TO RAISE

MONEY FOR COLLEGE

F February 15 to March 3, 24 students partiCipated in

the B Phonathon. The Phonathorl was an opportunrty for

stud :s to help rn the yearly effort to rarse money for the

colle s unrestncted funds Responses of alumnr varied.

'So people were very krnd Others hung up on us,'

Am Jauken. fr., said. 'It was fun to be able to talk to

alur and hear about McPherson College from therr porn\

of VI w.•. Phonathon whrch was coordinated by Amanda

Gu· ez. Drrector of Aannual Grving, had three goals. The

frrs was to rarse 575.000, second was to rncrease alumnr

grv to 50 percent, and the thrrd was to collect alumni

ne The frrst goal was reached on February 22 and a

goal of $90,000 was reached on February 28.

e been so rmpressed by therr abrlrty to get the Job

de It's not easy to call on the phone or ask for money,"

G rrez sard.

•COPY BY EMMA WEBB

mrly Lewrs fr , and Deborah ' Pelky" Polk1nghom. fr., call mnr and fnends 1n the Phonathon photo by Chen

orsworthy

Brandy Duell Freshman

Lanasa Durham Fteshrnan

Jennrler Durst JuniOr

Usa Easter Scpi>OmO(e

Nathan Ed1ger SophorrtO<e

Aaron Ellsworth Freshman

Jeremy Emnck Sophomore

Kommeel English Freshman

Chad Ethendge SophOmore

Amy Ewert SOphomore

Amy Fast Soph<>more

JodyFerrer Freshman

Rachael Foscher Freshman

Justin Fosher Freshman

Dane Fostolera Freshman

Lon Flemong Jun'or

Jennofer Flood Freshman

Kendra Flory Sophomore

Antonoo Ford Sophomore

Nakona Forte Freshman

RebeCca Foster Freshman

Jason Frankton Freshmdn

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freshman and sophomore gorts

play a game of tug-of-war over the

Lakesode Park lagoon

photo by Kendra Flory

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Jason Fras1er So,;homote Gerald Fnednch Sophomore Matt Fnesen Jurvor

Kevm Fness JuniOr

Ben1am1n Gallinger Freshman Sabnna Gallo Freshman Lee Anna Garza Sophomore Kelly Gatewood Fr6Shman

J1ll G1bson JuniOr ManeG1mbel Sophomore John G1ngench Freshman Marta G1ngnch Jumor

Mark Godfrey Juncr Jenn1fer Goetz FreShman Seth Good Freshman ToyGoodw1n Josephs Freshman

Donald Green Fmhman

Zach Green Frtt$hmal"'

Duslln Gregg Sophomore

Adedamola Gnllo Frflshman

Rachel Gross Sophomore

Enc Gustafson Freshn'ldn

SERVING OTHERS ROZ O'DELL HELPS OTHERS THROUGH

THE RED CROSS BLOOD DRIVE

The thought of donating blood may not be a pleasan

one for many students. Roz O'Dell. soph., got a dtffere t

view of the process when she was 1n charge of the Red

Cross Blood Dnve m March.

"Emma (Webb, sr.) and I have had to set up volun

teers, do pubhc1ty, make posters. do announcements,

and other stuff to encourage people to get involved,"

O'Dell said.

O'Dell sa1d that she has fun gettmg others involved

·we have done stuff like posting s1gn-up sheets and

posting facts to make people more aware of the need l r

blood," O'Dell sa1d ·we have JUSt gotten really excited

Volunteenng does not have to be a chore. O'Dell sa Cl.

"I chose to volunteer because God has g1ven me th•

heart to serite," she sa1d "By servmg others. I am using

what he gave me.·

·COPY BY RACHEL GROSS

Jenny Boynton and Roz O'Dell talk at Cas1no N1ght. an B sponsored actiVIty O'Dell was not only Involved on SAB she was also on charge of the R~Cross Blood Dnve

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Ruth Haag Fr~hman

Jeremy Hackleman FrHhmiJ/1 Clay Haggard Sopl!om<H• Todd Hague Sopl!om<He

Stephame Hall JunKH Chnstopher Hardcastle Freshman Ryan Harg1tt Scpnomore Candy Hayden SophomOre

Don Hazelton JuntOf Ron Hazelton Juntor Jeremy Heelner Sop~~om<He

Stac1a Hettenbach Fteshman

Sarah Mane Hendncks Sopl!om<HO

Shelly Hendncks Ju Andrea Herrera Ju""" Elizabeth H1eld Freshman

John Hildebrand Jumor Bobby Hill SophomOre Jake Hoflhnger Sophomore Dan Holtry Sophomnre

Serena Hooker SopllotnOre Sarah Hooton

"'"" Kelly Hoover .J. ., RebeCCa Russell Horner Fresturwn

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Allison Horton Frft(lman

LeAnna Hulce SophomOrB

Ben Hulse Freshman

John lngelhart FrfiShman

E rtey Jackson Freshman

Angela Jaehn Freshman

Amber Jauken Freshman

Kenneth Jenktns Freshman

Brent Johnson Sophomore

Brett Johnson Jun1or

Dave Jones Sopi>OmOIB

Detrdra Jones SophomOrB

Ntktna Jones Freshman

Randy Jordan Jun.or

Charles Kahn Jumcx

Angela Karstetter Freshman

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and Thomas LewiS. fr .• s1ng to Rebbeca Foster fr • at the SAB sponsored event Star Stage. photo by Kendra Flory

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Ryan Kelly Freshman Tyler Kerst Freshman Beth K1dder Freshman Leanne K1lmer Fre$hm1Jn

usa Ktask1n Jun" Cameron Koster Jun ., Laura Kreutzer Freshn'ISn Nathan Krueger ScphomoiO

Waylon Kygar Freshman Robert Laramay Freshman Ja1me Lawrence Sophomore Don Leader Charge 5cphom()f0

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Jonas LIChty Freshrrwn

Brandy Lochmann F,.shman

James Lopez .M>H>t

N1cole Lucas Freshman

M1ke Luc1us Freshman

ShaRhonda Maclin Scphomore

Elizabeth Ma11e Freshman

Brad Martin Scphomore

Rachel Math1s Freshman

Ben Matthae1 Sophomore

Jody Maze-Muro Sophomore

Scott McDearmon Fre'thman

Lacey McFall Freshman

Kon McGowan JuntOf

Mandl McGoyne Jum r

Jake McKmght Freshman

Nathan Mclaughlin Jumor

KUrtiS McMurray Freshman

Jeff McPherson Sophomore

Melame Mess1ck JuniOr

Rhea Meyer-R1Iey Sophomcre

Ann MICkey Jurwx

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ERVING RESHMEN HELP OTHERS THROUGH ORIENTATION SERVICE PROJECTS

D nng Freshman orientation approximately 144 fresh­

me part1c1pated 1n vanous service proJectS at d1fferent

pia •s around and outside of McPherson. Each orienta­

lion group spent three to four hours doing assorted ser­

VIC. s. The onentalion groups went to homeless shelters

su' ., as the Ashby House of Salina and the New Begm­

nl: iS Homeless Shelter of Hutchinson. Some went to

nu ang homes including the Smokey Hill Rehabilitation

N s1ng Home of Salina and Cedars of McPherson. While

s' ..,e groups traveled out of town. others stayed close to

c :npus by go1ng to the McPherson County Food Bank

a d the McPherson Recycling Center

The ma1n purpose of these projects was to have the

s .dents understand the college's m1ss1on statement

1 .1ch is, "To develop whole persons throught scholar­

:p, part1c1pa11on and serv1ce."

·COPY BY ELIZABETH WILSON

RickTyler's onentaiiOn group members Holly Wesley, Byron Wells and Chris Contreras try the1r hand at patnting at the McPherson County Food Bank. photo courtesy Sarah Mane Hendncks

Jess1ca M1ller ScpMmO••

Martin M1ller Freshmlln

oav1d Moore Freshman

Chenee Mossburgh Ft6ShmBrt

Oen~se Morales Freshman

Tonya Mowrey JuMlr

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Pedro Munoz Sophomore

Rhonda Murphy Sophomore

Ryan Mynck Freshman

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Kat•e Nanmnga Sophomore

Stac•e Narron JIXJKX

Katy Neusch Sopllomore

Ruth Ntkkel Scp/>on><n

Chen Norsworthy Sopllomore

Dentse Norsworthy Freshman

Allison o·catn Jumo<

Jaym•e ODell JunJor

Roz o·Dell Sopllomore

Kev1n o·Gnnce S.Jf)hor'r>Ore

Thomas o·Loughhn

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Josh Ohver Sopllomore

Bruce Orr Freshman

Kyle PeUtbone Sophomore

Denms Pfetff Freshman

Marc1e Pfrang A-Freshman

Ntcole Phtlltps Freshman

Deborah Polkonghom J FreshtMn

Emtly Pollmann FfflShman

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On a sunny day on October Alhson Horton fr and Sarah Hooton. Jr .• study the or Span· osh lesson on Heaston Gazebo photo by Kendra Flory

Clay Porter SophOtTitlNI

Matt Porter FrfiShman Karla Prather FrftShman Shawna Presnell FrfllhmB!l

Melissa Preston Fresh~n

Everett Prevost Fr86hman

Jason Pnce Freshman Ben Proctor Sopnomore

Paul Prose Soph0m0f8

Enc Putnam Jumor Jeffery Aadomsko Freshman

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Krystal Ray Freshman

Mano Reaves Freshman

R1chard Reaz1n S<>pl!omore

Enc Re1chert S~phornOre

SERVICE T CAST OF I DIDNT KNOW THAT PERFORM FOR THE COMMUNITY

·1 D1dn't Know That." was the hrsttheater producllon o

the year Through ammallon of fun and 1nterest1ng facts

from the Guinness Book of World Records,· the cast of

f1ve enterta1ned people of all ages

After only a week of rehearsals. the play was intially

presented at the College's Brown Auditorium. W1th a

simple set and s1mple costumes of t-shirts and JMhs, th

access1b1lity of this play allowed the cast to also take th1

play off campus and out 1nto the community.

In October the "I D1dn't Know That" cast took its shov

to Washington. Eisenhower, and L1ncoln elementary

schools as well as the Cedars Health Center The cast

gave a shortened vers1on of the play at the one of the

Cedars' monthly birthday part1es.

"See1ng all the kids faces hghl up by our energetic

performances let us know that we had a purpose: ente

ta1n1ng them w~lie educating them at the same time,"

Amber Jauken saJd. •COPY BY KENDRA FLORY

Chns A1ce FreShman

Jam1e A•sser

Kyronna Aoanhorse Fre~man

W1ll Roberts Jun/01

Doug Aob1nson Sophomore

Stac1 Rodman Sopt>omor&

Yvonne Aodnguez Sopi>om<>t8

Melody Rogers Freshm,m

Cody Aohov1t Freshman Cra1g Aohwe1n Fleshman

Ryan Rosenow Sophomore

Heather Ruddle Jun/01

Andres AUIZ Jumor Enc Sage FreSIJtr)an Gus Sanchez JIJ(!IO< Mansol Sanchez Jun101

Aegg•e Sanders Fr hman Chnsttne Saunders Freshman Amy Sch1lhng Sophomore Kev1n Schmidt Frt mman

Jeff Schroeder Freshman H1llary Schubert SopllomOre Brent See ./ur110f Tony Segovia Junror

Mary Sentz Jumor

All1son Sheets Sophomore

Elizabeth Shelton Freshman

Cameron Shepherd Freshman

Shen Showalter Frttshman

Raechel S11t1g Jun1or

B1lly Ray Sm1lh Freshman

Dustin Sm11h Fre~hman

Melissa Sm1th Sop,omore

TrevorSm1lh Freshman

Dav1d Snodgrass Freshman

Summer Snodgrass Sophomore

F1eld1ng Snyder SophomOre

Robert Spears Fre hman

Bill Sroufe Fre:shman

Galen Stone 5cpl>om<Jf8

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Lindsay Traxler Sophomore

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Amanda Tultle Frt15hmaf1

Becky Ullom Sophomore

N1kk1 Unruh-Garey Sophomore

Mane Vacura JuniOf

Cameron Valade JuniOr

N1cholas Van Dyk Fre~msn

Danny Varner Freshman

Andy Wagoner Sop/lotno<e

Tony Waldron JuniOr

Lynn Waller Freshman

Amanda WalkinS Jumor

Jeff Walson Freshman

T1m Weaver Freshman

Byron Wells Freshman

Jeremy Wells Sophomore

Holly Wesley Freshman

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Student Government and Student Acttvtttes Board were two groups that worked to make the college better than ever before. One of SGA's accomplishments was rework­Ing the school's constttutton. whtch had not been

SAB·s hard work pays oH to the extent that when people come to the events. they enJOY them­selves ·

SGA prestdent Shay Maclin satd that the groups· hard work dehmtely paid oH.

"Thts has to be one of the hardest work· done stnce the

1970s "One of the

most sattsfytng thtngs I have done IS to help rewnte the constttutton, Becky Ullom, SGA vtce prest­dent. satd

SGA andSAB lwt•e worked to

make the cwu­pus 1111 enjoy­ahle place for

tng groups that I have worked wtlh 1n a long ttme," Maclin satd "From Welcome Week

to the newly slttdents. revtsed conslltulton

to the changmg of visitatton hours. thts

group has had to tackle QUite a btl."

Student Acttvtttes Board had the JOb of planmng actiVIIies for students to do dunng thetr free ttme.

"I really enjoyed dotng SAB thts year because I like to bnng students from the campus commumty together tn an envtronment that IS not always educattonal." Amy Levtnskt, SAB prestdent. satd "It was really great to know that all of

Macltn satd that she had conftdence that the college's SGA and SAB would be strong 1n the future.

"My number one goal was to get thmgs done. and we've done JUSt that." she satd. "Wtlh all of thts enthustasm. who knows what's next?"

•copy by Rachel Gross

J G1bson, treasurer. expla1ns the latest budget proposals to other SGA members

photo by Emma Webb

O unng Faculty Follies. one of

SAB's Wei· come Week

act1V1t1es. SGA Pres,dent Shay

Maclin, so ph • Polky

Polk,nghom, and Mano

Reaves Irs . perform

on stage photo by Kns

Boyer

S ABmembers N1kk1 Unruh­

Garey Becky Ullom, Rachel

Gross. sophs , and Amy

Levtnskl Jr , show the~<

support for the basketball team

at M1dmght Madness

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SGA Members. Front row Jl GibSOI"' Beck 0 ey BrandOn Johnson cameron Mahle< Middle rowe April B<!nne leAnna HulCe Artay UllOm Shay ~t1<:lin Becky Ullom. Monca Jorba Bock row 8<ln lkubaker Jame R.sser Ja<neS Gamsotl Shelly Hendro<l<• canav Hayden - ey Becquette Pete anbaker Amy levtnsk pnolO bv En .. WI '~A<

not playing nd

Many of the people 1nvolved 1n the theater department are members of the honorary dramatiC SOCiety Alpha PSI Omega Those who belong to th1s soc1ety are 1nvolved to some extent1n every produc­tion that1s put on at the col­lege.

"To get1nto Alpha Ps1 you have to have a certain amount of po1nts ... Stover sa1d "You get those pomts for onstage work or technical work Every Spnng we take a look at everyone's po1nts and dec1de who w1ll get to go through the process •

Gettmg mto Alpha Ps1 Omega 1s hard work.

The Alpha Psi Omega members are requ1red to spend at least some lime help1ng prepare a meal for the F1rst N1ghter's. WhiCh IS a

accord1ng to Steve Benne. pres1dent of the club "F1rst. they have to wear a p1n s1gmfy1ng what

plays they have been 1n up to that

po1nt." he said. They also have spec1al

exerc1ses like remembenng a motto or rec111ng lines from Shakespeare •

Alpha Psi Omega members

work hard to bring McPherson good theater and

good food dmner served before the opemng n1ght of every pro-duction.

·My respons1b11111es. JUSt as a member, are to help cook food for the F1rst N1ghter's d1nner, wash d1shes. and do laundry," Sarah Stover, so .. sa1d

For a person to be cons1d· ered for membership 1nto Alpha Ps1 Omega, they have to do a lot of onstage and offstage work 1n the college's theater department.

JD Bowman. secretary of Alpha Psi Omega sa1d that the purpose of the club IS to enter­tain everyone

·we serve the commumty w1th decent entertainment." Bowman sa1d "We put hours mto enterta1mng other people We take a lot of world theater and bnng 11 to the college •

•copy by Rachel Gross

Al the APO dance. Adam Sm1th. Tyler Kerst M1ke Bascom Scott McDearmon, James Garnson. and Dustin Gregg serenade Demse Norsworthy. fr. woth the song "You've Lost That Lovong Feeling

photo courresy Jen Taylor

rah Stover a member ot Alpha

Ps1 Omega and Jen Taylor perform a dance routine for the crowd at the APO dance The theme of the dance was Amencan Bandstand

photo courtesy Jen Taylor

At the Alpha Ps1 Omega dance. Adam Sm•th. b1ology professor, s1ngs a Genes1s song , wh1le h1s backup s1ngers. JD Bowman. sr, and Tyler Kerst fr light

photo courtesy Jen Taylor

Alpha Ps1 Omega members Steve Benne. RICk Tyler. Tonya Mowrey. Teresa Boness. JD Bowman. M•ke Bascom. and Oushn Gregg pose for a piCture w•th M1lky Wh1te. the cow who had a starnng role 1n "Into the

woods·

Marc1a Sm1th helps a ch1ld put m1ttens on the M1ttenTree Today·s Educalors collected apprOXI­mately 200 pa~rs of m1ttens photo by Kendra Flory

Clifford the B1g Red Dog. played by James Gam­son. reads h1s story to Sarah WagonerHen­dncks at the book fa1r 1n May. photo by Kendra Flory

sarah Mane Hendncks reads a story to the children that came to help decorate the m1tten tree photo by Kendra Flory

candra Coleman, Summer Snodgrass and Mehssa Sm11h hand out refresh­ments to children. photo by Kendra Flory

What do mttlens and a tree have The mtttens were donated through to do wtth each other? How about the Red Cross and USD 4 1 B. the Mttten Tree? Today's Educa- Most of the mtttens were pur­tors, the lntroductton to Educa- chased wtlh money donated by !ton class and about 51 students the three ktndergarten classes at and thetr teachers came from Lincoln Elementary School the Lincoln Elementary "Ktds ltke to gtve School to help de!=o- and like to help rate the tree In Thts gave them Fnendshtp Hall. a chance to."

The Mttten Tree LeAnna Hulce. so vtce-presi­

dent for Today's Educators satd.

was an tdea of Trisha House, sr secretary/trea­surer of Today·s Edu­cators and Chnsty Meters. sr., co-prestdent, who proposed the project idea to the

club

Others were donated by students and staff The stu­dents were treated to refreshements after they were read three stones by members of

Today's Educators -copy by Elizabeth Wtlson

J ayme Brown sells apple dumplings al the hOmecomtng football game as a fundratserfor Today·s Educators photo by Kendra Flory

Dunng the weekend of the spnng Board of Trustees meet•ng Susan Taylor v1s1ts w1th Andrew May wh1te check1ng out the Habitat for Human1ty cookbook sale

Photo by Kendra Flory

nd1ng a Saturday morn­mg at the McPherson Hab1tat house, Seth Good careful dnves a na1l 1nto an mtenor wall Photo by Kendra Flory

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Habitat for Humanity· Front

row: Val Huber Jan Taylor Back

row Ja1me R1sser LeAnna Hulce,

Andy Ullom, Jen Bosserman.

Jenmfer Goetz, Momca Jorba

Photo by Kendra Flory

R.each1ng. Val Huber works on the 1ns•de of a closet at the McPherson Hab1tat house Photo by Kendra Flory

community RVICE

Heanng the founder of Habitat lor Humamty. M1llard Fuller, speak encouraged a group of stu­dents to beg1n a McPherson Col· lege chapter of Hab1tat lor Hu· maMy in 1991 S1nce then McPherson students have been serving w1th and lor the

Jobs have included pa1nhng, pouring dnveways and Sidewalks. and shmgling roofs as well as other JObs.

"Growmg up on a farm I al· ready had the sk1lls needed lor servmg w1th Hab1tat." Jam1e

R1sser. sr., sa1d, "but any· one can help; you don't

commumty. ··vou get to know

people when you work With them," Cameron Mahler, sr., said "In Habi­

need pnor expen· ence. All you need 1s a Willingness to help others." Dunng Home-

Tire feeling you get after Ire/fling someone lun·e a better /rome is so

commg and the spnng Board of

Trustees meetmg, Hab1tat sold cookbooks

to ra1se money lor the col· lege chapter and the nat1onal or· gamzahon.

tat for Human1ty I can get to know students an people m the commu-

awesome.

-Siranica Ben.1on. Jr

mty. G01ng out to serve at least

once a month. thiS group works w1th the McPherson Hab1\a\ for Humamty Chapter. as well as orgamzations m Hutchinson and WIChita

"I partiCipate 1n Habitat be· cause I enJOY build1ng stuff, be1ng w1th my lnends, and 11 helps people " Seth Good, fr •. sa1d

-copy by Kendra Flory

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Andres RUIZ, Jr .. Aaron Ellsworth. fr. and Enk Vogel, sr , serve one of the1r trade· mark brats as part of the many concessoon stand fundraosers the club dod.

photo by Kendra Flory

ole on the Kansas Coty area the group toured the Ford Motor Plant.

photo courtesy Jill Grbson

Business Club officers­Back row: Bnan Cooper. Brent See, Kevon Fness, Enk Vogel. sponser Lowell Flory Front row· Jill Gobson, Jesse Van Norden. Lori Flemong.

photo by Kendra Flory

Members hsten as they take a tour of the Kansas Ctly Star, one of Kansas Coty's newspapers

photo courtesy Jr/1 Gtbson

IE: business world K;.Xplored

What g1ves students an ms1de· look at the busmess world? The Business Club. The Busmess Club started out the year 1n trad1honal fashion by hav1ng a cookout at sponsor Lowell Flory's house

The Bus1ness Club board members are

Motor Plant. the Kansas C1ty Star, World's of Fun theme park and the Federal Reserve.

We try to g1ve students exposure to large busmesses, how they operate and what the1r ms1des are like." Vogel

sa1d The club had

President Jesse Van Norden, sr., V1ce­Pres1dent (Pro­gram) Erik Vogel. sr., V1ce-Pres1dent Bnan Cooper. Jr Corresponding Secretary J1ll G1bson, Jr., Record­mg Secretary Lon

We try to ~i\'t' students exposure

several fundraisers to help w1th the costs They were seen at

the conces-

to lar~e lmsi­nesses. iloH' tilt'_\'

operate aml•rluu their insides are SIOn stand at

home football games selling like.

Flem1ng, Jr , Treasurer Brent See. Jr and H1stonan Kev1n Fries. Jr

From September 25 to 27 the Busmess Club toured several bus1ness 1n the Kansas C1ty area 1ncludmg Hallmark Ford

bratwursts and hot cocoa They also made care packages for freshman and transfer students at the beg1nmng of the year, wh1ch were bought by the students parents at onentahon.

•copy by Elizabeth W1lson

M embers of Bus1ness Club enJOY the second annual Waffle Fest at sponsor Lowell Flory's house photo by Kendra Flory

• mUSlC

The mustc department had a busy year The women's quartet and women·s sextet were par­

ttctpants m vocal performances

on and off campus. They fall under the um­

brella of Hentage

under a new name. MacApella It ktcked off 1ts season by hosttng Hutchtnson Commumty College's

jazz groups m a ntght of Jazz.

They went to the Kansas Ctty Renaissance Festtval tn

Bonner Spnngs

Quartets: satd Dr Alan Gumm, pro­

fessor of choral mustc . Quartets were part of

McPherson Col­lege mustc from the turn of the century

"The xroups this year really clicked.

and they de•·elopped a tight ensemble

SOUild."

KS, as the Re­

natssance Troupe and per­formed for

crowds at the

Dr. Aftm Gumm Festtval through­

out the weekend .

through the early 70's The women's ensembles per­

formedatthemusiCconvo Christ­mas convo and before the Chnst­

mas concert. The mtxed ensemble was back

Flute cho1r members perform on recorders at the ScottiSh Fest1val as part of the Renaissance Troupe. Crystal o ·oell. Chnsll Essmann. Marc1e Pfrang Raechel S1tt1g, T1na Burton. Larry K1tzel

photo by Kns Boyer

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MacApella. along wtth

the quartets. helped wtth the Feb­

ruary stng1ng Valentu:1es and cho1r

tour. "The groups th1s year really clicked • sa1d Gumm •They de­veloped a light ensemble sound •

-copy by Becki D1lley

W1ne, Ahcoa Bums. Front Raechel S11t1g Sarah Stover. photo by Chen Norsworthy

BackT1na Burton. Jen Taylor, Becky Ullom. Front Fa1th Ann Chnsllansen. LeAnn W1ne. Kendra Flory photo by Chen Norsworthy

:Jhe trombone ensemble 1n the Rena•ssance Troupe play at the Scottish Festival . ShaRhonda Machn. Jess Castorena Larry K1tzel. Justin F1sher, Chns Contreras photo by Kns Boyer

Rena1ssance Troupe s1ng at the Scottosh Fest1vat photo by Kns Boyer

Dunng the after glow at the Enders. Nebraska Church of the Brethren. MacApella songs to Alan Gumm for hos borthday

photo by Larry Krtzel

En1oyong the acoustocs of the rotunda of the Idaho state capotal buotdong. Alan Gumm dorects the choor on songong ·cry Out and Shout

photo by Larry Kttzel

Concert Choir· Forst row Alan Gumm, dorector Sarah Mane Hendncks. Deborah Polkonghorn, Josh Woody Becky Ullom. Kendra Flory Second row Tona Burton. Davod Loepel1. Seth Good. Jen Bosserman. Scott McDearmon, Jody Ferrer Th•rdrow Faoth Ann Chrostoansen Denose Norsworthy Laura Loepel1. Jen Taylor Ahcoa Burns. Amy Haas. Cameron Mahler. Allison Horton Fourth row· LeAnn Wone. Garald Froedroch Moke Smoth, Craog Ramsey, Genelle Wone. Danny Ramsey, Raechel Sottog. Jeremy Bernhardt. Amy Fast photo by Larry K1tzel

•

•

touring Spnng break a t1me to bust out

and relax before hmsh1ng the fourth

and f1nal leg of the academic year

Ukemanyyearspast theMcPherson

College Concert Ch01r spent spnng

break together shanng 1ts t1me.

talent and enthus1asm

'!1 a log1cal rotat1on of the country's reg1ons. the northwest was chosen

as the tour route for the hrst t1me 1n

over 40 years

The hrst 24 hours of the tour were

spent dnv1ng to Idaho where the

first hve concerts were

along 1ts tour route

Accord1ng to Dr

Alan Gurnm. director.

the tour had over­

whelmingly pos1t1ve

react1ons from hosts

as well as poSitive

feedback from stu-

"Past yeun · tours han• become

progrcssidy more .uwce.n:ful: thi.\ u·a.\ a

climax year." Alan Grrmm. direl'lor

g1ven. From Idaho

the cho" back­tracked through

Utah, where they

spent a day Site­

seeing 1n Salt Lake

C1ty The choir's re-

'Past years' tours have become

progressively more successful: th1s

was a climax year," Gumm sa1d It

was a good, fun quality performance tour ·

and Kansas. giVIng 1ts cooctud1ng

concerts 1n Ou1nter and Hutchinson,

Kansas.

Upon the Concert ChOir's return to

campus 11 began prepanngw•th Cam­

pus Ch01r lor 1ts f1nal performance

g1ven at Commencement Through 1nput from the church re­

lations comm1ttee and students, and

as an attempt to keep concert tours -copy by Kendra Flory

Campus Cholr-Fifst row Ahcoa Burns. Kendra Flory Jen Bosserman. Jen Taylor, Tona Bur­ton. Amy Haas. Faoth Ann Chnshansen. Sarah Wagoner HendncKs Second row Jenny W1~ hams. accompanist Becky Ullom. Raechel Soltog Alloson Horton. Tnsha House Oenose Norsworthy, Jenny Boynton. Kat1e Bray Th1rcl row Deborah Polkonghorn. Holly Wesley. Amy Fast, Crystal 0 Dell, Genelle Wone. Allison Sheets. LeAnn Wone. Amber Jauken. N1kma Jones Adebusola GnUo Fourth row Man Poner. Josh Woody. Mark Godlrey, Garald Fnednch, MIChael Boscegha. Candy Hayden Lynn Waller Sarah Mane Hendncks Sarah Stover Laura Loepelt F1fth row Seth Good Joey House. Cameron Mahler Davod Llepelt. Scott McDearmon. JD Bowman Alan Gumm.

photo by Chen Norsworthy

not that

Both ISO and H1spamc Soc1ety work to 1ntergrate the cultures present at McPherson

College International Students Orga­

mzatlon prov1des both Interna­tiOnal students and Amen-cans a way to get to know one another The members of ISO learn from one another about differences 1n customs, styles, and languages

"The purpose of th1s group 1s to foster the commumca-tlon between people from different cultures and Interested 1n different cultures." ISO sponsor Adam Sm1th sa1d

One act1v1ty that ISO d1d

mvolved host1ng a luncheon that helped to Introduce the new students.

New to McPherson College IS the H1span1c Soc1ety ThiS organization, headed by Anto­

nio Fuentes, IS offered to all students who

more about Spamsh cul­ture.

"H1spamc Soc1ety 1s

devoted to ex­panding the appre­

Ciation of Spamsh-speaklng cultures," Liz

Doke, treasurer, sa1d Because of 1ts newness, the

club was not very act1ve. but members have plans for many act1v1t1es next year

-copy by NICOle PhillipS

International Students Organization- Ruth Nikkel, pres1dent Roberto Mendez.

photo by Kendra Flory

M arko Namas. Momca Jorba. Momca Cantero and Johnson Chow cook d1shes from the1r own counlnes for one another,

photo by Lowell Flory

t

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I nternational Soc1ety mem­bers taste test rec1pes from d1fferent countnes

photo by Lowell Flory

Hispanic Society- Liz Doke, Allison Horton. Ruth Nikkel, Roberto Mendez.

photo by Kendra Flory

j am1e R1sser and Ruth Nikkel help prepare a meal of many cultures

photo by Lowell Flory

l earning about

Playmg games, mak1ng art protects, and hav1ng a good lime w1th fnends were all a part of FCA meetings Not only d1d the club members get an opportumty to reaff1rm the1r relationship w1th God, they were also able to learn more about them-

Denver called "Acqutre the F1re." Roz O'Dell. one of the club members who went to the convention, sa1d that she learned a lot of valuable mfor· mat1on about how to deal w1th everyday problems

·we learned all about how to handle

selves and each other.

Amber Jauken, pres1dent of FCA, had a lot of fun w1th act1v1t1es that cons1sted of anyth1ng from bible study to

temptations, peer pressures, alcohol and drug abuse, and dating

relatiOnShips

FCA members teamed aholll

themse/1·e.\ and the bihle at the same time.

versus court· sh1p." O'Dell sa1d

·we also part1c1· paled 1n a full day of

pra1smg and worsh1pmg. • mak1ng collages

· one of the th1ngs that we all had fun partiCipating 1n was the getting-to-know yourself games." she sa1d "They helped us to get 1n touch w1th our· selves and what we want 1n the future."

The club alternated weeks of playmg group games and learnmg about the b1ble One of the funct1ons that the group attended was a conventiOn 1n

O'Dell sa1d that be1ng a member of the club has taught her a lot about her rehg1ous beliefs and how they relate to her hfe

"I have personally learned that before my fnendsh1ps and relat1onsh1ps grow, my relation­ship With Jesus Christ has to be a number one pnonty." she sa1d

•copy by Rachel Gross

The pres1dent of FCA. Amber Jauken, laughs at a funny moment dunng one of the meet1ngs, wh1le Dan Holtry and Jake Hoffl1nger listen to group members

photo by Kendra Flory

letes: Nate Mclaughlin. Arnber Jauken Jake Hoffllnger, Raechel S1tt1g. Matt Porter, Dan Holtry. BobbyH1II. Deborah Polk1nghorn. Roz o·oell. Ann M1ckey Jenny Boynton

f CA members pray together as a clos1ng to their meeung Th1s was a t1me anyone to share JOYS and concerns to be hfted up 1n prayer

photo by Kendra Flory

Magnuson VISit and create draw1ngs for an activity FCA meetmgs were of­ten sess1ons where group members were g1ven the op­portunity to JUSt get to know more about each other photo by Kendra Flory

BIG. enngs ~

In McPherson College's an average of 20 students at the hentage of betng a Church of the monthly gathenngs. Brethren tnshtutlon BIG. Breth- BIG dtd a servtce proJect at the renldentttyGroup.gtvestheBreth- Cedars. Each Sunday momtng ren students on campus a chance tn November several people went to fellowshtp together. though tt's to the Cedars to help take rest-not hmtted to only Brethren dents tn the health care center students, according to to the Cedars Chapel the contact person of so that they could the organtzatton, watch the Sarah Mane Hen- Church of the

Brethren ser­vice broadcast

together on big

dricks. BIG got together

one Sunday a month for lunch BIG's lunch gather­tngs were hosted pn­manly by professor Mary Flagg

· rm really pleased The group tS growtng tn a postttve dtrection," Hendncks satd • There's about

Sarah Mane

Hendncks and Andy Wagoner

VISit before head1ng to the

table for a ThanksgiVIng

lunch. photo by Kendra Flory

screen TV In November BIG

also organtzed a group of 15 students to attend the Church of the Brethren's Young Adult Conference at Camp Mack tnlndtana.

•copy by Kendra Flory

D av1d Llepelt V1s1ts w1th

res1dents at the Cedars Health Care Center belore head1ng to the Cedars Chapel to watch the Sunday worsh1p serv1ce

photo by Lowell Flory

Becky Ullom serves Raechel

S1tt1g, Jen Bosserman and Andy Wagoner at the No­vember gathenng

photo by Kendra Flory

W tule Sipping tea , Matt Porter and Seth Good v1s1t wrth Chen and Amy Norsworthy at a get together at Mary Flagg·s home

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spotlight on

Loghts. Camera Action' That's

what the auto restoratoon pro­gram heard The College's resto­ration technology program was

featured on The Nashville Net­

work statoon on the show "My Classoc Car " The show's host

learned of the program af-

rs footage for the show. The crew

filmed an hour and twenty mon­utes of footage whoch woU be cut down onto about a monute and a

half segment The program was spotlighted eight tomes dunng the year "Beong the only school on the

country where you can get a degree ter meetong Bob

Knechel, D1rector of Development and David Llepelt, sr ..

when they traveled to California to ac­cept Jay Lena's rec­

Only school in thl' COU/1/r\'

\\'here yo11 can ~et a degree in a1110 res/Ora·

tion ...

m auto restora­tion , ot made

sense to focus on McPherson"

sa1d Andrew May, sr . saod The

Franklin Car Club ogmtlon and contnbu· liOn to the program The producer of the show came out to look at the program and then hored

a crew from Channel 3 produc­tions 1n Wochota and began folm1ng

made a stop at the col· lege to tour the colleges· pro·

gram. The club was here 1n con­nection With a conventoon they

werehavong

James Lange was on hand

when TNN came to film footage of the restoratoon technology program.photo courtesy OonnaSwenson

ocopy by Elizabeth Wilson

D avod Loepell, sr and Andrew Leverenz, so., look under the hood whole the Frankton Cars were on campus photo courtesy Donna Swenson

David Llepelt, sr .. and Bob Knechel, D1reclor of Develop­ment look at one of the Franklin cars that came for a tour of the the college's restoration program photo courtesy Donna Swenson

James Lange. Instructor of restorat1on technology, look at a Model A fender along w1th members of the VISiting Franklin Car Cfub photo courtesy Donna Swenson

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Four a.m. Shelly Hendncks. many late ntghts. the Quadrangle Jr Edttor-tn·Chtef of the Specta- staff put together thts book The

tor and JD. Bowman, sr.. Layout Edttor of the Spectator. put the ftntshtng touches to the latest ts·

sue. Late ntghts were not the only thtng that the

yearbook IS put together over a

extended penod of ttme. so there

are many deadlines and a tot of work dunng lhe dayttme

rather than the newspaper staff en­

joyed. Afternoon meettngs and run­ntng to the pnnt­

ers were also on

the staff agenda

"/his year ·s 111.'\L\./'0·

Jh'r lias heen strong ht'nlusc I he cdllors

mtddle of the mght.

T h e Quadrangle had four edtlors who

were new to the staff

had some c.ljlt'I'I­

I.'IIL'I.'

-.\hc/1,·/lcll<lric~s. /1'

"Thts year' s newspaper has been

strong because the edttors had

some expenence, unltke last year, when everythtng was new." Hen­dncks satd

Whtle the Spectator staff had

"The staff IS really

creattve wtth thts book. and I'm really looktng forward to presenltng 11 to the student body

next fall ." satd Kendra Flory. co­edttor-tn-chtef of the Quadrangle

•copy by Emma Webb

Kendra Flory. soph creates layouts for the

yearbook

JD Bowman. and Sarah W.

Hendncks.srs .. work on putt1ng

together the paper

Spectator Edi· tors: Front row: Shelly Hendncks Back row: Becky Ullom. Sarah W Hendncks. Jenn.fer Bosserman

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Balnlttr, Raquelle (lr) 34 62 Baker, M1ke ( .r) 14 15. 56 76 Baldwin. Bob btatl 44 Ballard. Oanny (lr) 22 26 62 Balun, Wes (Jr) S.: Barren, Dav1d (<tatf) 52 Barren. LinO. lstalf 52 Bartek. Dwayne (frl 40 62 Bascom. Mike (so) 1 1 62 86 87 Basgall. Aaron (so} 62 Basketball. Men's 46·47 Basktlball, Women's 44·45 Bayarena. Jason (lr) 12. 36 62 Becqueue. Corey (fr) 26 62 85 Behnke. Amanda (lr) 34 62 Bell, Cli ft (sol 13 36 37 62 78 Belli Bros 110 Ben·Davld. Ryan (SO) 40. 62 Bench, Brandon fir). 40 62 Benjamin, Khanasha (SO) 39. 62 Benne. Aprll (sol 21. 63. 85 Benne. Steve (Jr) 21 63. 87 Benson. Shanlca (In 63 Bernhard!, Jeremy (&r) 22 96 Ben. Andrea (sr) 34 44 56 116 BIG 102-103 Bisceglia, Michael ~~~ 24 36.37 63 97 Boness, Teresa (sf) 22 56 87 Born. Brandt (frl 40 63 Bosserman. Jen r) 3 9 39 63 91

96 97 103 106

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Boughfman, M1ke ~rJ 40 63 Bowman, JD. sri 7 16 18 19 24 SO

56 87 97 106 116 Boyer. Kris staftl 52 107 Boynton. Jenny so 9 20. 6J 68 97

101 Brax. Jill (statfl 52 Bray, Kathleen tfr) 1 12 63 97 Briggeman. Brent (I f) 40 63 Brlggeman. Steven (lr) 63 Brown. Jayme (sr 34 35 56 89 Brown. Tina (Jr) .63 Brubaker. Ben tsrl 56 85 Brubaker. Pete (SOl 63 85 Brumley, Marilyn (staff) 52 Brundidge. Ashley (lr) 63 Brunelli. Stephanie (laculty) 52 Bryant. Adam (lrl 63 Burgett, Jenny (lr) 63 Burkholder, Doug (!acuity) 52 Burns. Alicia (lrl 1 42 43. 63 95 96 97 Burton. Tlna (SO) 63. 94 95 96 97 Business Club 92·93 Byrd. O'Brien ~11. 36 63

Calloway, Ted 110 40. 63 Campos, Juan (fr) 27 63 Cantero. Monica ttaeu1tyl 98 Cantu. Angela tlr} 26 Carlson. Renee (staff) 52 Casados, Jason (fr) 40 63 Castorena, Jess (tr) 63 95 Chalashtari, Jason (lr) 40. 63 Charlesworth, Martin (sr) 56 Charters, William (tr) .36 64 Cheerleading 42-43 Cherry. Laura (sr) 56 Choir tour 96-97 Chow. Johnson ~r) 64 98 Chrislip. Mike (s1all) 52 Christensen, Vlcky (SO) 64 Christiansen. Falth Ann (fr) 64 95. 96

97 Christie, Dwight (staff) 52 'clark. Laura tfr) 64 Closing 122·123 Clowers, Grant tSO 64 Cole, Jeff 36 Cole, Scott -50) 36 64 Coleman, Candra \ K>) 34 64 88 Coleman, Rick (sr) 18 46 56

Collette. CoiiHn 11r1 &.s Compton. Sara I~) 6-1 Constfen. Chris ·to! 42 43 64 Contreras. Chris tin 22 23 64 Conyers. Wayne Haeuttyl 52 Cooper. Brlan 1• 64 92 Cordova, Dana n 44 45 6o1 Couon. Esther Ikenberry 3 Cox. Aaron l6r) S6 Cox. Luke (trl 84 Crosthwaite, Cullen (sr) 52 11 S Culligan 110 Cunningham, Eric (SO} 40. 64 Cure. Greg l)rl 40 64

Darrow, Chrfs '!iO 40. 64 Davis. Brutn (Sri 36 56 Oettz. Ryn (lacY 1y 1 52 O.nnls, Jushn 1r) 64 Denton. Steven 1fn 64 Dtll. Gary 1 .1aH1 16 28 50 52

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Otlley. Becki l r1 7 9 19 56. 59 s 122

D•llons 110 Dixon, Adam llf 36 64 Doherty. Akin {Sfl 56 81 Doko. Liz fir 64 99 Ootzour 8·9 Doubrava. Chad (lr) 40 49 64 Draper, Mariah \so) 64 OuBots. Michael (sr) 56 105 114 Duell, Brandy (fr) 65 Durham, Lanesa (lr) 65 Dural, Jennifer (fr) 65 Oulrow. AI (faculty) 52

Easter. Lisa (SOl 65 Ebersole. Kimberly (sr) 56 Ediger. Nathan so) 40 65 Eells. Laura (l,t :ulty) 52 Ellis. Sarah .rl 56 Ellsworth. Aaron lin 27 65 92 Emrick. Jeremy lSO) 36 66 Engler. Wendi (Jrl 56

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F-"""' >ek Hall 10..11 Fermer State Bank 110 F .. l. Amy (SO) 50. 66. 96 97 FtA 1 101 Ftrguson. Tom 40

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..,.,, >dy (lr) 66. 96 F*hlr Rachoel (lr) 6 66 fisher, SilO (fr) 40 66 9S fis~Mr Dane tfr) 66 ~~ogg. ~· ry (lacullyJ. 52 Atmlng Lori ijr) 33 66 92 ~. J1 11nlrer (fr) .30. 66 Flory. K >dra (SOl 66 95 96 97 106 Flory, Lowell (faculty) 52. 92 - II <0-41 f«d. Ar'llonlo {SO) 46 66 Font. N •n• (fr1 66 fotlar, Rrbecca (lr) 39 66 71 FouJb, 1dy (staff) 52 Frankllr~ Jason (lr) 40 66 rFMJer 1500 (SO) 40. 67 f<>ld<lcl Gerold (Sr) 67 96 97 Fntten. Dennis (staH) 52 Fnoson Hall ijr) 49 67 fM11, Ko vln ijrl 67. 92 Frye, Jo• than lfa..;;ultyl 52 ftyt, Ktm tdtf) 52 F~VW"• Erl 57

Gallinger Benjamin llr) 67 G.tlo. S .,n• Hr 44 67 ~.""' James (sr) 57 85 86 88 -u. '-'" Anna (OOI 67 ~tewooc Kelly (lr 67

lit, G >nn l<laff! 46 Go boon. ~I 6 7 84 85 q2 ~"'bot. Harle (SO) 44 67

"gerlc t John 1fr 67 llio9rlch Marta urJ 67 Goctrrey 'ark "' 15 67 97 107 ~roy Nonona ISiaH) 52 Golt~J 1fer 1t• 67 91

~ S..m r) 3 20 67. 78 79 82 90 ~ 9 103 ~ua• on 28-29 C.:.ham Donna btallt 52

n . Do~ald (lr) 68

Groen. Zach (lr). 40. 68 Grogg, Duston (sol 1 I 27 68 86 87 Grillo. Adebusolll 68. 97 Grose. Bruce (staff) 40. 53 Gross, Rachel (!10) 20 26. 68. 83 84

107 Guffey. Kay (stall) 53 Gumm, Alan (faculty 28 53 96, 97 Gustafson. Eric (lr) 68 Gustafson, Steve (staH) 53 Gutierrez, Amanda (ataff) 53

Haag. Ruth (lrl 69 Haas. Amy (sri 57 96 97 114 Habitat for Humanity 90-91 Hackleman. Jeremy tfr) 11 69 Hadduck, Kevin (staff ) 53 Haggaro, Cloy ( iO) 46 69 Hague, Todd (so) 46 69 Hall, Oarci (staff) 53 Hall. Stephanie (Jr) 69 Hardcas11e, Chris (fr) 46. 69 HargiH, Ryan (SOl 46 69 Hantatos, Jim (staff) 53 Harris. Damian wn 13 16. 34 57 Hayden, Candy (so) 69 85. 97 Hayes. Jo (faculty) 6 53 78 Hayes. Merrl (staU) __ 34 Hazelton, Don l)r) 69 Hazelton. Merritta {staff) 53 Hazelton. Ron (• 1) 69 Healy. Heather (staH) 18 Heefner. Jeremy (SO) 69 Hein, Jean o;.taff) 53 Heltschm1dt. Darren (staff) 40 Hendricks, JeJ~n tslatt 53 Hendricks. Sarah Marie (SO) 4 69 88.

'16 97 102 Hendricks, Sarah Wagoner (sr) .57 59

88 97 106. 115 Hendricks, Shelly UrJ 16 59. 69 79

85 106 Herrera Andrea (jr) 34 35 69 Herrera, Pete tsn 46 57 Herrs.. nm ...-) 46 47 57 Hester, Eddie (sr) 57 Hettenbach, Stacia (fr) 69 Hiebert. Lori (sri 57 Htefd, Elizabeth fr\ 69 Hlldebrlnd, John (Jr) 69 Hill. Bobby (SO) 40 69 101 Hispanic Society 98-99 Hofllinger. J1ke (SO 40 69. 100 101 Holtman. Dan tfacultyl 34 53 Holtry. Dan (sol 26 40. 69. 71 100

101 Homecoming 16·17 Home State Bank & Trust 110 Hooker. Serena (.o) 69 Hooton. Saroh r) 69 75

Hoover, Kelly (Jr) 46 1.7 69 Hoover, Stacey (sr) 58 Homer. Rebecca (fr) 69 Horton. Allison (h) 70. 75. 96. 97 99 House. Joey (Sf) 33 58. 97 House, Trlsha (\fl 58 97 Huber. Valerie (5r} 58 91 116 Hughbanks Maestas, Heather (staff) 53 Hughbanks Maestas. Mnch .58 Hulce, LeAnna ( ~)11 39 70 83. 85 91 Hulse, Ben ( fr). 70

lngelhart. John (fr) 36. 70 I Oidn t Know Tfult 15 lmprov & One Acts 26-27 Inherit tM w;nd 24·25 Into the Woods 14 ISO 98·99

Jackson, Erley l{r) 46 70 Jaehn. Angela (fr) 36 39 70 Jau.ken. Amber (lr) 14. 70 76. 97 100

101 Jenkins, Kenneth (lr) 70 Johnson. Brandon (sr) 36. 58 85 Johnson. Brent I*>) 32. 36 37 70 Johnson, Brett (Jr). 70 Johnson. Darren (staff) 40 Johnson, Roy (Jf}. 30 58_ 122 Jones, Davtd (so) 3 40 70 Jones. Oelrdra (!10) 44 70 Jones. Jerry (Sr' 58 Jones. Niklna (fr) 70 97 Jorba, Monica (i.f) 58. 85 91 98. 115 Jordan. Randy UrJ 70 Josepha, Toy Goodwin 67

Kajlnaml , Shingo !Ill( utty} 53 Kalin, Charles 1n 40. 70 Karstetter, Angela (fr 70 Kelly. Ryan (fr~ 71 Korol . Tyler lfrJ 7 36. 71 86 87 f<tdder, Beth frl 71 Kilmer. Leanne 71 Kirchner. Anne &!aft) 53 Kirchner. Shane (stalf) S3 Kltzet, Larry fat ultyl 53 94 95 Klaskln, Usa OrJ 71 Knec:hel, Bob (staff) 53 105 Knechel. Sharon (staff) 55

Koster. Cameron (Jr) 71 Kratz, Oorothee 24. 25 Kreutzer. Uura (It 71 Krueger. Nathen tso) 71 Kygar, Weylon llrJ 71

Lane, Sammy 'tatt1 39 unge. James tacu ty) 53 t04 105 Uramay. Robert tr) 71 Lawrence, Candace (st) 58 Lawrence, Jaime (90) 3. 71 Lawrence, John (Sr 58 Leader Charge, Don (50} 71 Lee, CurU1 ( fr) 40 Lengel, leland (faculty) 54 Lengel, Nancy (stall) 54 Leverenz. Andrew (so) 71 104 Levlnskl, Amy Or) t6. 7t 82, 84 85 Levlnskl, Liberty (lr). 7t Lewis, Emily (lr) 65. 7t Lewis, Thomas (lr) 40 7 t, 12 Lewis, Will 40 Lichty, Jones tlr) 40. 72 Llopelt. David (sr) 58. 96. 97 t03 t04

t05. tt4 Llepelt. uura Orl 58. 96 97 Little, Amy (Sf) 58 Little Foxu, The 22·23 Lochmenn, Brandy ( fr) 72 Lopez. James Or) t6 40 72 Lucas, Nicole (lr) 72 Lucius, M1ke th) 72

Luok, Patty '"""' 54

Maclin, ShaRhonda (SOl t 28 12 84 85. 95. t 22

Madden, Janna (sr) 58 Magnuson, Joe 10 1 Mahler. Cameron (sr) 50 58 85 90

96. 97 Malia, Ellubeth (lr) 72 Marchewka, Dan (stall ) 38 Marsalis, Cherlce (Jr) 39. 58 Martin, Brad (10) 72 Mathia, Rachel (lr) 72 Matthael, Ban (so) 72 Manhael, Marylyn (staff) 54 May, Andrew (r.r) 11. 58 90 Mlze·Muro, Jody 72 McDearmon, Scott (fr) 22. 25 72 86

96 97 McDonald's 111 Mcfoll, ucey tlr) 72 McGowan, Korl (Jr} 16 72 M<:Goyne, Mandl (jr) 12

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McKnight, Jake (fr). 12 McLaughlin, Nathan (Jr) 40. 72. 101 McMurray, Kurt1s ttr) 72 McNamara. John Cf&cully taffl 54 McPherson, Jeff (sol 72 McPherson Sentinel 111 Melero, Christy I sri 58 Mendez. Roberto 1 rJ 36 58 98 99 MessJck, Melanie Jl'' 39 72 Meyer·RUey, Rhea [SO 72 Mk:hael, Dean 40 Mickey. Ann ~r) 72. 101 Miller, Casey (Jr) 72 Miller. Jessica Cso) 73 Miller. Martin (lr) 40. 73 Miller, Seth 10 Miller, Stan (faculty) 54 Minnich. Dale (staff) 54 Moon Over Buff41o 1 &-19 Moore. David (lrl 46. 73 Morales. Denise (lr). 73 Mouburgh, Cheriee (fr) 34 73 Mowrey, Tonya (Jr) 15 73 87 Muller, Holly (tr) 43. 74 Munoz. Pedro (so} 74 Murphy. Rhond a (so) 38 39, 74 Music 94·95 Myrick. Ryan (fr) 40. 74

Nan1as. Marko (so) 74 98 Nanninga, Katie (SO) 74 Narron. Stacie Ur) 74 Nayl<><, Kent (staff) 54 Ness,. Tom (stafl) 54 Neufeld, Bob (faculty) SA Neusch, Kety ISO) 30. 44 45 74 Newberry, Melissa (statt) 54 Nikkel, Ruth (SO) 74 98. 99 Noffsinger, Kent (faeultyl 54 Norman, William (sr} 59 Norsworthy. Amy 103 Norsworthy, Cheri (so) 38 74 103 Norsworthy, Denise (fr) 4 6. 74 86.

96. 97

O'Cain, Allison (Jr). 74 O' Dell, Cryatal (sr) 59. 94 97 O'Dell, David (faculty) 54 O'Dell, Jaymle Orl 74 O'Dell, Roz (SO) 66. 74 tOt O'Grlnce, Kevin (50) 74 O'Loughlin, Thomas (fr) 74 Oliver. Josh (SO) 40. 74 Opening 2·3 Organizations Division 82·83 Orr. Bruce (fr) 74 Orr, Jane Cstaff) 54

Pannabecker. John (faculty) 54 Penn1ngton, Sc:ott (SO) 36 People Division SO.St Peoples Bank and Trust 111 Pettibone, Kyle (SOl 40 74 Pf1nnenstlel, Amber (Stl 34 35 « S9 PfeiN. Dennis (frJ 74 Pfrang. Marcie frl 74 9J Phillips, Nicole (frl 34 74 107 Phillips, Torry !Sri 59 Polkinghorn, Deborah lfr 4 15. 65 74

84 96. 97 tOt Pollmann. Emily (fr) 74 Porter, Clay (10) t 3 36. 75 78 Porter, Mett ttr) 75. 97 tOt , tOJ Prather, Karla (lr) 44 75 Preanell , Shawna (ft) 75 Prealon. Melissa (fr) 75 Prevost. Everett ( lr} 75 Price. Jason (lr) 40. 75 Proctor, Ben (50) 46. 75 Prose. Poul (SO) 40. 4 t. 75 Putnem. Eric (jr) 46. 75 Quadrangle 1 06·1 07 124

Radomski, Jeffery (lrl 75 Reel. Antonio 40 Rael. Rober1o (SOl 75 Ramsey, Craig lr) 40 76 96 Ramsey. Danny (Jr 40. 76 96 Ray, Kryatal (lri 44 76 Reaves, Mario (frj 40. 76 81, 84 Reazln , Richard (so) 40. 76 Reichert, Eric (sol 46 76 Reissig, Shirley (stafl) 54 Reynolds, Brian {staff) 54 Reynolds, Dean (staff). 54 Rhea. Valerie (sf) 59_ 114 Rice, Chris (tr) n Richardson, Jenny (sr,statt) 54 60 Risser, Jamie Orl. 10. 77 85 9t , 99 Aoanhorse, Kyronna (fr) 44 77 Roberts. William (sr) 40, 71 Robinson, Doug (so). 77 Rodman, Stacl (so) . .n Rodriguez. Yvonne {so). 71 Rogers, Melody (lr) 34 11 Rohovll, Cody (lr) 46. 11 Aohweln. Craig (tr). 77 Roland, Emanuel (Sr) 46. 60 Roaonow, Ryan (SO) 71 Ross, Amy (sr). 44 45. 60 Ruddle. Heather (tr) 77 Ruddle, Mike or) 40. 60 Rulz, Andres (Jrt 46 17, 92 Ruasall. Cyril tstaff) 54

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Stubby. Jo (stat1) 54 Stucky. Bred (staHl 54

s-85 Er•c (lrl 26 77

Gus (jr) 46 77 IAarisol Url 30 44 45. 77 Reggie (l r) 40 77 Becky (statfl 54

Christine (lr) 77 Shop 111

Amy (SO) 44 77

Ryan (sr). 60 ;mldt Fred (staHl 54 hlrtldt Kevin (tr) 77

Eldt VIrginia (stall) 54

oedor, Jolt 77 ut>ert. Hillary (sol 30. 44 45. 77

Brent (jr) 77 92 ~via Tony (jr) 40. 77 78 \e<liOrl 58-61 itl'llor T,butes 114-116 pontz. ~· • ry (jr) 78 'GA 8o 1!5 'tlrp,IAeiiiSa (Sr) .34 35 59 60 114

- 11, Allison (SO) 78 97 l!tellon Elizabeth (lr) 39 78 ~· t. Cameron (lr) 40 78 -•11• Sheri (lr) 34 78

!lig. II ..chel (Jr) t . 4 22 23 24 78 83. q. '15. 96. 97 101' 103

;..otley Jemie (sr) 34 60 lcn.th, Ac<am (tecurty) 18 54 86 87 122 SrN\h, B 1y Ray (tr) 78 irMh, D rotln (lr) 40. 78 ,..th, H.>rb (tacultyl 54 $M\th, JNnne (faculty) 54 Snuth, ~~ rc.il (jr) 68 S..illl. t.l IIIIa \SO) 9 34 35. 78 88 S..rth,"' •• 96 -tnlth, T f..-vor lfr) 78 ll>odgreu. David (lrl 40 78 ll>odgre •· Joson (sr) 40 60 ll>odgrno, Summer (so) 34 78. 88 S.ydor F10idlng (SO) 78 Socc01 Men's 38-37 Soccer Women's 38-39 >s>earo Robert (l r) .. 78 Spec,.,., 106-107 St>orto Division 30-31 S.oute Brll(lr) 26. 78 Stoff ., ~lando! Becky tsr) 60 Stanley I om (laC\IIty) 54 '-Phen K)n, Josh 40 ~ IAindl r<tall) 54 S •·• Tracy (orl 60 lohr, Emoot llfl 60 ~ G IOn ISO) 78 lovw '""roh \SOl 1 14 t5 76 79 83

87 9 97 Slov.r l 10h1 •r 60 ~t, Kl hertne 11r1 79

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Stucky, Connlo (staH). 55 Stucky, Stephanie (lr) 79 Student Lite Otvislon 4-5 Student PubUcations 106-107 Sumral. Oerrk;k th) 79 Sundahl, Shane (Sfl 46 47 60 Sutton, Anne (fr) 79 Swartz. Steven (facuttyl 55 Sweigart, .Angelo tsol 79 Swenson. Donna (staH) 55 Swenson-Reinhold. N11than tsr) 60 Switzer. Preston (lc}. 46. 79

Tavarez., Jaime (sf) 60 Taylor, Jon (tr) 9. 18. 20. 27, 76. 79 83.

87 9 \ 95. 96. 97 Taylor. Kyle (fr) .. .79 Taylor. Llnqsay (jr) 79 Teylor. Suaan (facu\ty statf). 55 90 Tegeler, Allison (lr}. 79 Tennis 32-33 Thoda, Brooks (jr) 79 Thrift, Kevin (jr). 79 Thuma. Jeremy (SO) 79 Today's Educators 88-89 Toney. Ara tlr) 79 Torres. lsmeel ilr) 80 Torrlson. Lev1 (Jr 80 Track 48 Truter, LlndSOY \SOl 80 Trlmmell. Roger (facurty) 46 55 Tnmmen, Vikk1 (statt) 55 Tdvtson. Mett (tr) 40 80 True VahJe 110 Trui•Uo, Benjamin [frl .80 Tuttle, Amanda (fr 34 80 Tyler, Karlene (statfl 50 55 Tyler. Rick !faculty) 55. 67

Ullom, Andy (sr) 11 60. 85 91 Ullom, Becky (so) .9. 39 80. 84 85 95.

96. 97 103. 106 Umoda. Naho 9. 60 Underclassmen 62·81 Unruh-Carey. Nrkkl (so). 38 39 80. 84 Upshaw. Tony (Jr) 40 Vacura. Marie (Jr) 9 34 80 Valade. cameron Or' 40 80 van Assell. Jan !faculty). 55 Van Oyk. Nicholas ltf) 40 80 Van Norden, Jesse tsr) 60. 92 Varner. Danny (lrJ 80 Vogel . Enk (Sri 59. 60.92 Volleyball 34·35

Wagoner. Andy 101 tO 80 102. 103 Wagoner, Deb t"-tat1J 55 Waldron, Tony (lr) A6 80 Waii -Rogalaky Milling Company 111 WallacAt Chevolei·Oids. Inc 110 Woller. Lynn (lr) 46 80 97 Walters. Marcia tstatfl 55 watton. Karen 1sr) 60 Wa!'d, 81'ian tfola") 40 Ward, Jan (S\aH) 55 Watkins, Amanda tlr) 80 Watkins, Paige (Sri 16. 44 45,61 Watkins, Shawna (Sr) 61 Watoon. Jeff (lr) 80 Weaver. Tim (h ) 40. 80 Webb, Emme (sr). 6\ 107 Welcome Week 6·7 Wells, Byron (lr) 40 73. 80 Wells. Jeremy (sol 40 80 Wenzel, Ryan (sr) 46 49 6 1 Wesley. Holly (lr) 73 80. 97 Weasel, Brian (jr) 36. 80 Wheeler, TerreU (jf) 80 Whitacre. Kathryn (stall) 55 White. Aaron \SO) 40 80 While. Greg Or) 40 61 Wiens. David (sr) 33. 61 Williams, Angie tsr) 61 Withams. Barb (staHl 55 Williams. Carol (Jr stat1)55 Williams, Jo« (ltl 40. 6t Williams. Jenny (Staff 55 97 Williams. Kris 55 Wlllrams. Krluy (1101 22 24 42 43 81.83 Wllllems. Marcia (-,taff, SS Williams. Shawna (lq 81 W•lllams, Stephenle tl r) 81 Wolaon. A.J.(oo 40. 81 Wilson. Elizabeth \SO) 81 107 Wino, Genollo tsol 1. 34 81 95 96. 97 Wino, LeAnn (1<1 4 8t 95. 96 97 Winter At11vltles 20·21 Winter, Perry (sr) 81 Woodcock, Trent (SO) 8\ Woods. Priest (SO) 40. 81 Woody. Josh (lr) 48. 81 96. 97 Wright, Mol (!acuity staHl 44 55 101 Wymore. Christina li'l 39 44 48, 81

YIACA 110 Zimmerman, Mickey 4tr~ 81 Zodrow, Mary f) 61 Zw1m. Joseph tr 81

The day after her marnage to JD. Bowman. Beck1 (Dilley) Bowman makes her way to the aud1tonum lor graduation.

photo by Chen Norsworthy

l.?eck1 D1lley presents Adam Sm1th w1th the Professor of

At a surpnse celebration students. faculty and stall congratulate Roy Johnson on h1s gold medal powerhltlng performance at the U.S. Nat1onal Colleg1ate Champion­Ships held 1n Savannah. GA

photo by Kendra Flory

A t the hrst convo ol the year the college commumty moums the death ol Sharon Knechel. V1ce Pres1dent lor Student Serv1ces. who d1ed on September 8. 1997

photo by Kendra Flory

College, like seasons, IS full of hfe .•.

summer ended and students were welcomed

to campus w1th SAB's Welcome Week

activities trag1c news of the death of a be­

loved MC staff member left the College com­

munity 1n a mournful state at the year's f1rst

convocallon ... at the opening pep rally, stu­

dents, faculty and staff gathered at the sta­

dium to cheer on fall sports participants ...

autumn blew 1n w1th a w1n over Bethany Col­

lege at the Homecommg football game .. the

Board ofT rustees met and approved the build­

Ing plan and had the k1ck off of the "Enhancing

the Legacy" campa1gn .the face of winter

was seen at the w1nter dance where Santa

Claus dropped 1n for a v1s1t .several blizzard

like snow storms encouraged students to sled

down the s1de of the overpass on caf trays . . on

a cool spring day. people from the College

and McPherson commumt1es gathered for the

"Enhancing the Legacy" building plan

groundbreak1ng . . and graduation brought to a

close another year and the welcom1ng of a

new season ...

College. hke life, IS full of seasons ..

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Kendra Flory Emma Webb

/?e.ctict" £dif.ct.~

Rachel Gross-Student Life Nicole Phillips-Sports

Elizabeth Wilson-People Mark Godfrey-Photography

(First Semester)

Special '!hanks 'fo:

Carol Anderson & Images In Sill•er Photography

Danny Ballard Li-:; Bardin

Becki Dilley Jill Gibson

Sarah Marie Hendricks Josten.\'

Cheri Norsworthy Ro-:;alynn 0 'Dell

Jomie Risser

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Advi"et.

Kris Boyer

Colophon The 81st volume of the Quadrangle

was designed by a seven member staff and published by the McPherson College Student Government and Quadrangle staff. Four hundred and fifty. volumes were printed at Jostens American Yearbook Company in To­peka, Kan.

Cover design was created by the Quadrangle staff with assistance from Liz Bardin, Jostens representative

Printed on Gloss 121 paper, the book included 124 pages. With di­mensions of 7 1 /2" x 1 0 1 /2", it was printed in black and white, and on two specific multiples a second color was used.

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