The Falcon baseball team had a new playing field this spring, as the players took to the diamond at Lawrence-Dumont Stadium in the Delano district of Wichita.

“The venue provides our program with one of the premier baseball parks in the Midwest,” said Athletic Director Joe Zimmerman. “It provides a great environment for our student athletes to compete and also for our University and fans to enjoy.”

Lawrence-Dumont is very conducive to collegiate baseball and addresses all the team’s needs, including a synthetic playing field, climate-controlled locker rooms, batting cages, athletic training facilities, and a press box.

“We believe the venue will allow us to schedule more home games as teams will desire to play at our venue in part because of the all-weather surface,” Zimmerman said.

Read more at frnd.su/lawrence-dumont.

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Friends University MagazineVol. 37 | No. 2

PresidentDr. T.J. Arant

vice President ofinstitutional advancementTracy Muirhead

Communications directorGisele McMinimy

Friends University Magazine editorKate Bosserman

Contributing WriterSara ornelas

Friends University Board of trusteesMr. Eldon AlexanderDr. T.J. ArantMr. Craig BayMrs. Marilyn Brown, lCMFTMrs. Pam ChambersMrs. Ardith DunnMr. Richard FitzgeraldMr. Duane HansenDr. Denis KnightDr. John lewisMr. Kelly linnensDr. Cliffton loeschMrs. Jana MullenMr. Rodney PittsMs. Shelly PrichardMr. Edwin RobertsDr. Rebecca TwietmeyerMr. Michael Wilson

trustee emeritusMr. Carl Sebits

The Friends University magazine is published two times each year by the Communications office, 2100 W. University Ave., Wichita, KS 67213. It is published for the alumni and friends of Friends University.

Friends University does not discriminate against academically qualified students on the basis of race, color, national or ethnic origin, sex, disability, or age in its programs and activities. The following person has been designated to handle inquiries regarding this policy: EEoC/Title IX Coordinator, Friends University, 2100 W. University Ave., Wichita, KS 67213, (316) 295-5000. Accredited by the Higher learning Commission and a memberof the North Central Association, 230 S. laSalle Street, Suite 7-500, Chicago, Il 60604;www.ncahlc.org; 1-800-621-7440.

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4 From the President

6 University News

20 Students Gain International Experience

24 Fuel for Thought

27 Honor Roll of Gifts

57 Class Notes

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What a difference a day makes (or a couple of months)!Do you notice anything different about the magazine? Well, yes, it’s late, and we are sorry – but that’s not all.

This issue of the Friends University magazine showcases the very best of Friends in a new way: to tell about the best of our people – that every day, in so many ways, our students, alumni, faculty and staff make a positive difference in our world; to highlight the best of our programs – we have exceptional academic and co-curricular programs at every turn; to display the best of our creativity – through the pictures, articles and new layout.

We hope you feel proud to be part of the Friends University community. Much like improvements to your home, improvements to the magazine were thoughtful, loving and, unfortunately, slow-going.

This issue highlights much of the 2012-13 academic year, but we have noted in various sections the dates for which information is included. Information received after these dates will be included in the next issue. The Honor Roll of Donors recognizes giving from July 1, 2011, through June 30, 2012.

Thank you for reading, and please send your comments or story ideas to [email protected]. We hope you enjoy the magazine and feel it is worth the wait!

on the Cover Salsa dancing inthe streets of CubaJazz students soaked in the Cuban lifestyle when they were invited to the Havana International Jazz Festival Dec. 18-24. Read more on page 20.

PHoTo By RENEA ABDAllAH, JUNIoR

If you have ever joined a new community or organization, you may be familiar with this situation. You feel at home, maybe you even feel you fit in effortlessly, but you find yourself asking “why” a lot. Why do you do things that way? Why do you believe that is important? Why do you believe this or that thing is the right thing to do?

And you may have already guessed the answer you get: well, we have always done it that way.

Rather than viewing this answer with dismay, maybe you set about to learn what compels the organization or community to “always do it this way.”

That’s what I did last year after I joined the Friends University family. There is so much that is good here, and I had so many questions. Most often, I asked, “What makes us do things that way?” And I have joked that, if I asked 10 people, I got 12 answers.

So I set out on a yearlong personal history project to learn what makes Friends University successful. I called it a search for our University’s DNA, the organizational double helix that makes us different from all the others. Adhering to that DNA, I suspected, made us successful; straying from it, I was pretty sure, caused us organizational distress.

What I found was a consistent lesson all through our history, one that made us greatly successful when we did it well. It’s a rather long history lesson, but it boils down to a few simple facts. When we acknowledge that our students need to be prepared for the real world, when we take the success of every one of them seriously, when we surround them with an alive community and insist that they become, in the words of the earliest University catalogs, “ardent for the

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truth,” – when we do all that, we produce what Edmund Stanley insisted was our foremost goal: a whole person, one who seamlessly integrates the intellectual, the social, the emotional, the spiritual, and the physical selves.

The Board of Trustees has taken to heart that message, gleaned not just from my historical study but also, in many of their cases, from their own experiences here at Friends University. In doing so, they have tightened our articulation of the University’s mission. You may have seen it already, but I repeat it here because I am motivated by it; I think it captures succinctly what we have been, at our core, since the University’s earliest days:

We are informed by the Quaker heritage of Friends University. We also are rooted

both in the liberal arts tradition and in the Christian intellectual tradition.

Because of these roots, we insist that our students learn, inside and outside the

classroom, to integrate their intellectual lives with their social and spiritual lives in ways that will improve the world. In

doing our work authentically, we prepare our students to adapt to change and to

make a difference.

The Board also approved a statement of our core values. I think of the values statement as the motor that drives the mission. Whether in the classroom, on the athletic field, in the rehearsal studio or in concert, or even in a solitary office in front of a computer screen, we bring these values to bear as we make our mission come alive.

We believe that the underlying mission of all higher education is the search

for truth. Grounded in the Christian intellectual tradition and our Quaker heritage, we affirm that truth is of and

from God, and that our search is lifelong.

We insist that the search for truth be characterized by excellence and informed by integrity. Excellence demands that our best is always

becoming better, and integrity means that we are honest with ourselves

and with others. In our practice of excellence and integrity, we each take responsibility for what we do and say.

As searchers and learners, we support curiosity and research, and assign great

value to diversity of experience. As people who value such diversity and openness, we approach new situations and people

with good will and humility. We believe in equity and in the dignity of all people.

As a community, we accept and cherish our responsibility to care for one

another in our learning and working relationships. We understand that a part of that care must be to become

better stewards of what we have been given. We take care of the future as if

we already are there.

I find in the Board’s statements of mission and values an answer to my question: why do we do it that way? We do it The Friends University Way. It’s in our DNA.

Always, my best wishes for you,

Dr. T.J. ArantPresident, Friends University

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garvey lecture Features martin luther King iiiB y G I S E L E M c M I n I M y

The oldest son of Martin Luther King Jr. shared his thoughts on continuing his father’s dream as part of the Willard and Jean Garvey Lectureships in Law April 19. Martin Luther King III’s address is timely as this year is the 50th anniversary of his father’s “I Have a Dream” speech.

“We have made progress, but we still have a long way to go,” he said.

He also served on a panel for a Multicultural Community Forum the following day at University Friends Church that discussed ways to overcome cultural differences.

This year’s lecture was dedicated to Jean Kindel Garvey, who died in December 2012 and founded the lecture series along with her husband, Willard.

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Mr. King visits with guests during the pre-reception, which included members of the Garvey family, Dockum Sit-In participants, city officials and other special invitees.

Friends University President Dr. T.J. Arant greets Mr.

King at a reception before the lecture.

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Martin Luther King III spoke to approximately 500 people April 19 in Alumni Auditorium.

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Friends University President Dr. T.J. Arant, left, and Metropolitan community college chancellor Mark James sign an articulation agreement, allowing students to seamlessly transfer credits.

Friends University is partnering with Metropolitan Community College, Kansas City (MCC) and Neosho County Community College (NCCC) on articulation agreements that allow students to seamlessly transfer credits from both community colleges to Friends University.

“We are pleased to partner with

university exPerts share outlooKon wichita business Journal PanelsB y G I S E L E M c M I n I M y

twice this past year, Friends university speakers shared their expertise with community and business leaders as part of a Wichita business Journal panel.

in January, dr. t.J. arant, president of Friends university, discussed the pressures facing institutions of higher education as part of the Wichita business Journal’s outlook 2013 Conference at the hyatt Regency Wichita. dr. arant noted universities must become more strategic, look for new efficiencies and ensure they focus on core competencies.

last fall, dr. malcolm harris, professor of finance, discussed the potential economic impact of tax changes as part of a panel for the Wichita business Journal’s “navigating the Changing tax landscape” presentation at the hyatt Regency Wichita.

MCC and NCCC on these agreements, which allow a student who completes an associate degree to be accepted as a College of Adult and Professional Studies student at Friends University,” said Friends University President Dr. T.J. Arant. “This agreement recognizes MCC and NCCC students have completed their general education requirements

and are ready to pursue a bachelor’s degree at Friends.”

President Arant signed the articulation agreements at both community colleges March 28.

Additionally, a $35 application fee to Friends University will be waived for all students and alumni of MCC and NCCC who have completed an associate degree.

The University also signed an articula-tion agreement with Kansas City Kansas Community College and is pursuing agreements with other community col-leges in Kansas.

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Six Friends university alumni and current students received the 40 under 40 award from the Wichita business Journal last fall. the award honors individuals under the age of 40 who have excelled in the areas of leadership, community involvement and contributions to their organizations. Since the program’s inception in 1998, more than 45 individuals related to Friends university have been selected for the honor.

Sean balke is a 1997 human services/psychology graduate. he is president and Coo of Craig homeCare.

ebony Clemons, a 2006 master of business law graduate, works as a business development representative at Wells Fargo dealer Services.

Crystal hervey is a two-time alumnus who works as regional director at Commercial Concepts and Furnishings. She earned a bachelor’s degree in business management in 2004 and an mba in 2012.

lindsay mullins is a current student enrolled in the master of Science in Family therapy program. She currently works as director of corporate events at the american heart association.

ashley Scheideman earned a 2003 political science degree and is working on a mba degree at Friends university. She serves as Ceo of make-a-Wish Kansas.

Joseph Stearns is a current student in the organizational management and leadership program. he serves as a gang intelligence officer with the Wichita Police department.

women in businessThree Friends University alumnae have been highlighted by the Wichita Business Journal as part of the newspaper’s Women in Business award.

Doris Harms, a 1998 business management graduate, was recognized for her work in building her company, Electromech Technologies, a manufacturing company that specializes in electromechanical equipment for the aerospace industry. As president, Harms says she has built her career on being trustworthy.

“You have to be accountable to people, to customers, to your board,” Harms said in the WBJ article.

Harms is also actively involved in the Wichita chapters of the ALS Association, American Cancer Society, the Make-A-Wish Foundation and the Greater YMCA of Wichita.

Dixie Larson, a 2006 business management graduate, refuses to play it safe in her career as partner and director of sales and marketing of Kennedy and Coe, an accounting and consulting firm in Wichita.

“Some people might have a tendency to stay where it’s safe,” she told the paper “but unless you are willing to take risks in life, you’ll never know all the possibilities.”

Larson is also an avid runner and completed a marathon in San Francisco the day before her 50th birthday in October 2010.

Debbie Winter, a 1994 Master of Management Information Systems graduate, is a master of efficiency in her role as the senior director of information technologies at Bombardier Aerospace.

Winter told the WBJ that her career centers around helping coworkers find the resources they need to do their jobs better.

“Finding solutions that will help people perform their jobs more easily – that’s my favorite part of my job. I enjoy helping people,” she told the WBJ.

When she’s not working, Winter

also enjoys golfing at Rolling Hills Country Club.

To read the complete profiles of Harms, Larson and Winter, visit the Wichita Business Journal at frnd.su/women-in-business.

healthcare heroThe Wichita Business Journal has named former Friends University Board of Trustee member Dr. Kevin Hoppock as one of its Healthcare Heroes, an honor that recognizes companies, individuals and organizations for their contributions in improving health care in the Wichita area. Dr. Hoppock, a family practitioner with the Via Christi Clinic, has not only served Wichita, but has taken his talents overseas to the Congo, Rwanda, Burundi and Haiti.

“I have the amazing privilege of being part of about 1,000 families in the Wichita area, and the longer I serve them the more I see what a privilege it is. I’m there for the tears and there for the joys,” Dr. Hoppock said.

2012 cFo awardPaul Meissner, a 1977 graduate, received a 2012 CFO Award from the Wichita Business Journal. Meissner has worked for Credit Union of America since 1991 and sings with the Wichita Symphony Chorus, the Wichita Ballet Chorus and the Friends University Alumni Chorus. He also cantors at Gloria Dei Lutheran Church, and has done more than 1,000 skydives. Paul recently began a new academic adventure and received his scuba diving certification in Hawaii.

2012-13 Academic Year

alumni honored by wichita business JournalB y G I S E L E M c M I n I M y A n D S A R A O R n E L A S

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the Kansas art educator association has named ann Krone, adjunct professor of art, outstanding higher education

art educator of the year for 2012-13. Krone, who has been teaching for 44 years, says she still looks forward to walking into a classroom each day.

“every day i look forward to teaching because i work with dedicated young people who are enthusiastic about art,” she said.

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Friends University’s founders believed higher education is a time for students to search for truth. Because the University encourages curiosity and research and assigns great value to diversity of experience, students are given opportunities to attend lectures that provide a broad range of perspectives to help them in their search for truth.

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Human trafficking survivor Theresa Flores shared her personal story of being kept in bondage from age 15 and repeatedly drugged, raped, and tortured for two years. The weekend after the presentation, a group of students from campus Ministries participated in Wichita’s Race for Freedom, an event designed to raise money to stop human trafficking in Wichita.

Former Biggest Loser father-and-son team, Ken and Austin Andrews, spoke last fall about their struggle with learning to live a healthful lifestyle and the emotional and spiritual renovation they experienced throughout the process.

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In April, the Rev. Dr. Jamie Washington spoke to students, faculty, and staff about several human and social justice topics including racism and heterosexism. A faculty development session – working with historically oppressed populations on healing and action – was followed by a session on understanding the similarities and differences between racism and heterosexism. Small group discussions gave attendees an opportunity to discuss these issues and then learn how internalized oppression, prejudice, and hostility affects historically excluded populations.

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Friends Presents nationallyon ProFessional evaluationand develoPmentB y S A R A O R n E L A S

the higher learning Commission (hlC) selected Friends university to make a presentation at its spring conference. the presentation – Professional evaluation and development for administrators: identifying and Prioritizing need – was presented at the hlC’s annual conference april 5-9 in Chicago. this honor exemplifies the university’s focus on excellence, continuous improvement and accountability.

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the quirky news of Friends university’s banana bandits has attracted national attention.

news agencies across the united States have picked up on the pair of produce-parsing pranksters, including the Chicago tribune, KtVu in California, WFtV in Florida, WSbtV in georgia – even Cnn.

the duo – which wishes to remain publicly anonymous, but whose names are well-known throughout the university – gained local media attention when they started decorating Wichita’s Friends university campus on thursday nights. these delicious and nutritious acts of kindness have been occurring for about a year and a half. Students have reported showing up on campus Friday mornings to find bananas perched in precarious and unexpected locations, including the branches of trees, statues, bleachers, and outside President dr. t.J. arant’s front door.

the bandits say that each thursday, they go to Wal-mart, dance around the banana stand in the produce section, and make their purchase.

While the banana bandits admit that their antics started out as a goofy idea, it’s turned into a way of giving back to the university. Since gaining public attention, several other students have joined the bandits in their pursuit to adorn the campus with yellow snacks.

the bandits have said that their intent is to leave a “fruity legacy” at the university.

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students research garden Plain annexationB y S A R A O R n E L A S

Five students in the Special math Projects class presented a report to the garden Plain, Kan., zoning and Planning Commission laying out the considerations and benefits of annexing land around the city. the students concluded that the costs of the annexation would be outweighed by the benefits for the city and the residents of garden Plain. the students who worked on the project were matthew alumbaugh, Ryan Frier, Rachel Fultz, Spencer hoch, and april lyerla – all under the direction of dr. nora Strasser, Friends university professor of math.

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Spencer Hoch presents research findings to the Garden Plain Zoning and Planning commission.

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Shelly Chenoweth Prichard, Friends University Board of Trustees member, has been named president and CEO of the Wichita Community

Foundation. According to its website, the Foundation provides a point of contact between those in need and those who can assist. The 25-year-old organization “makes the most of every financial gift by carefully overseeing investments, then putting the earnings to work locally as grants for nonprofit organizations.”

Prichard previously oversaw the Girl Scouts of the Heartland, serving more than 17,000 girls in 80 counties.

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Kansas Gov. Sam Brownback has appointed three individuals associated with Friends University to statewide advisory boards.

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Professor Max Burson, director of the Friends University library, has been appointed chairman of the State Library Board of Kansas for the 2013-14 term. He was appointed for a four-year term in June 2012 and will continue to serve on the board after his year-long term as chairman ends in 2014. The board’s function is to advise the state of Kansas leadership, evaluate proposals and advocate for state libraries of Kansas.

Brandon Johnson, a 2006 business administration graduate, has been appointed to the State of Kansas Advisory Board for the Juvenile Justice Authority. The advisory board is charged with overseeing comprehensive plans to address concerns that are impacting youth. He currently serves as executive director at community Operations Recovery Empowerment (cORE).

Dr. Dan Lord, professor of marriage and family therapy at Friends University, has been selected to serve on the Governor’s Taskforce on Reducing childhood Poverty. The committee has been charged with developing recommendations for measures Kansas can take to decrease child poverty and improve child outcomes in the state. The 12-member taskforce had its first meeting in november 2012.

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a youtube sensationB y S A R A O R n E L A S

Friends university’s soccer team has some smooth moves – and not just on the field. team members showed off their lip sync and dance skills in a video set to Katy Perry’s “teenage dream.” the youtube video was made in response to harvard university’s baseball team’s performance to “Call me maybe” by Carly Rae Jepson.

the soccer team’s performance has earned more than 70,000 hits and comments such as “the guy on the front left is soooo cute!!!” and “this video was great, so much better than the harvard boys.”

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in 1988, Jaynelle and Ralph minter created perpetual opportunity from personal tragedy. as Friends university alumni and public school educators, Jaynelle and Ralph were life-long learners and teachers. Shortly after their 19-year old granddaughter angie landers died, they endowed a scholarship at Friends in her memory for students graduating from Wichita’s north high School. the minters were married 72 years, and after Ralph died in 2012, Jaynelle established another endowment, the Ralph l. and Jaynelle a. minter memorial Scholarship, for students majoring in education. Jaynelle also provided for a final gift to the minter memorial Scholarship fund through her estate plan. Jaynelle died earlier this year, but the minter’s commitment to helping young men and women pursue their dreams at Friends will live on through their generous legacy.

For more information about supporting scholarships, creating endowment funds or including Friends in your estate plan, contact the Friends university development office at 316-295-5803. or make a gift online at give.friends.edu.

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tailgatingin ottawaB y H A n n A H PA U L S

the Friends university alumni association hosted an away game tailgate for parents of university football players before the team took on ottawa university nov. 3, 2012. about 50 attendees had the opportunity to mingle with alumni and university staff while enjoying free barbecue and dessert. after the tailgate lunch, they cheered on the football team during the 1:30 p.m. game.

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Friends University’s College of Adult and Professional Studies (CAPS) inducted its first group of students into Alpha Sigma Lambda, an academic honor society for dedicated adult students.

Seventy-one students were eligible from the approximately 900 students in CAPS. Many of these students were inducted in ceremonies April 13 in Wichita and Topeka. To qualify for induction, students must achieve a minimum grade point average of 3.5, have at least 12 credit hours of liberal arts and sciences courses, and have completed 24 credit hours at the institution.

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Steve Stelljes holds back Baltimore Ravens cornerback cary Williams during Super Bowl XLVII.

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Steve Stelljes, ’74, was selected as head linesman for the Feb. 2 Super bowl XlVii in new orleans.

only the highest-rated officials earn the right to work the Super bowl, according to the nFl. Stelljes has officiated 11 seasons for the nFl, including six playoff games.

“officiating Super bowl XlVii – baltimore vs. San Francisco – in new orleans was a great honor, blessed and humbling experience, especially being the first official from the state of Kansas to ever officiate a Super bowl,” Stelljes said. “the personal challenge continues with the expectation for me in every game to be measured against a standard of perfect and to improve upon that standard in a highly subjective and variable environment.”

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xu named Fulbright scholar B y S A R A O R n E L A S

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Friends university’s aprentis institute for Christian Spiritual Formation will host its annual conference “the Story of god and us” September 26-28 on the Wichita campus. the conference will feature eight national speakers including several authors, a missionary, a recording artist and a pastor. Participants may attend workshop intensives lead by the speakers, share meals and worship with other participants. Registration is limited to 600, so please register early. learn more at aprentis.org/overview/.

One of Friends University’s professors has been awarded the prestigious Fulbright Scholarship.

Dr. Guangqui Xu, professor of history, is lecturing and conducting research at the National University of Singapore.

The Fulbright program is the flagship international educational exchange program sponsored by the United States government,

and is designed to increase mutual understanding between the people of the United States and other countries. Dr. Xu is approximately one of 1,100 U.S. faculty and professionals travelling abroad through the Fulbright program during the 2012-13 academic year.

Dr. Xu, who earned his bachelor’s and master’s degrees in China and his Ph.D. from the University of Maryland, not only teaches at Friends University, but has been a visiting professor at Xu’an International Studies University in China.

On his Fulbright application, Dr. Xu attributes much of his academic success to his curiosity, being “fleXUble” and open-minded with a sense of humor.

“In another culture, there are many things that lead one to weep, get angry, be annoyed, embarrassed, or discouraged,” Dr. Xu wrote. “The ability to laugh off things helps me to guard against despair.”

Dr. Xu said Singapore interests him because of its cultural diversity – five million people, most of which are of Chinese, Malay or Indian decent. The National University of Singapore, he writes, “is a leading global university

alumna Carol urban-deal spoke to alumni and students Feb. 2 about the importance of networking and techniques for expanding professional networks. a 2000 graduate of the organizational management and leadership program, she currently serves as senior vice president at Fidelity bank and is a former member of the Wichita alumni advisory board. the event was co-sponsored by the Wichita alumni advisory board and the Career Services office.

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centered in Asia, offering a global approach to education and research.”

He hopes to bring what he learns in Singapore back to Friends University to benefit the entire University community.

“Upon my return, I will make a concerted effort to bring my Fulbright experience to campus and community by giving presentations based on my lectures and research collaborations,” Dr. Xu wrote in his Fulbright application. “I will also encourage my colleagues to go in for teaching and research opportunities in other countries and will reach out to students going overseas to study. I will use my experiences to build an international study major or program at Friends University.”

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helPing Parents stay involvedB y S A R A O R n E L A S

Thanks to a weekly newsletter, families know more about what’s happening with their college students. Dr. Carole Obermeyer, vice president for student affairs at Friends University, sends the newsletter via email to keep parents updated on important dates, deadlines, and information about campus events and activities.

“It also gives families some ideas about what their student may be feeling emotionally or physically at certain times of the semester,” Dr. Obermeyer said. “For example, when the high-stress times are and what families can do to help their students deal with that stress.”

The newsletter also gives families quick contact with someone they have gotten to know and trust.

Dr. Carole Obermeyer, standing, visits with parents during Family Weekend in October.

studying classical imProvisation in scotlandPatton receives Koch grantB y S A R A O R n E L A S

Drew Patton, a senior studying guitar at Friends University, has been awarded a $5,000 grant from the Koch Cultural Trust. The grant will fund Patton’s travel to Edinburgh, Scotland, to study classical improvisation with Rob McKillop, a well-known Scottish composer and performer of early music in Scotland. The grant will also provide Patton with resources for additional study in Spain or Milan. This study opportunity is connected to Patton’s interest and undergraduate research in classical improvisation. Patton hopes to eventually create guitar-centric and multi-instrumental guides to classical improvisation through his research and study.

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dr. dennis obermeyer, physical education professor, has spent the past year training for let’s move in Kansas Schools.

in January, he received certification from the national association for Sports and Physical education (naSPe) as a Certified director of Physical activity. dr. obermeyer plans to use the training to teach Friends university’s physical education students methods and best practices for their future careers and classrooms.

let’s move in Kansas Schools is a new initiative designed to provide training for a select group of Kansas teachers to become Certified directors of Physical activity for their

schools. the overarching goal is to ensure that every school delivers a comprehensive physical activity program with quality physical education as a foundation so that youth will develop the knowledge, skills and confidence to be physically active for a lifetime.

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easter egg hunt traditionmore than 500 attended the 30th annual easter egg hunt march 30 on adair-austin Stadium. the hunt was followed by a carnival in the Casado Campus Center.

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The Singing Quakers toured Salina, Topeka and Kansas City Feb. 28 to March 3 under the direction of Dr. Mark Bartel. In Topeka, the choir performed at the First United Methodist Church with the Kansas Youth Choral. After the concert, the Topeka Alumni Advisory Board served lemonade and cookies to approximately 175 attendees and choir members. In Kansas City, the choir performed at the Cherokee Christian Church with the Kanas City Kansas Community College Chamber Choir. After the concert, the Kansas City Alumni Advisory Board hosted a reception for approximately 200 attendees and choir members.

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athletic hall oF Fame inductees

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Friends University inducted three graduates and a former coach into the University’s Athletic Hall of Fame Jan. 16 in Garvey Physical Education Center.

Lance Deckinger received two bachelor’s degrees from Friends University (1989 and 2002) and is a former assistant soccer coach. He currently serves as athletic director at Northwest High School in Wichita. He

is being recognized for baseball and soccer and for his service as assistant soccer coach.

Jim Littell served as a former Friends University basketball coach from 1983-1988. He currently serves as the head women’s basketball coach at Oklahoma State University. He is being recognized for his involvement with the basketball program at Friends University.

Shelby Swindle-Naccarato is a 1985 graduate. She currently serves as an outside procurement agent at Spirit AeroSystems, Inc. She is being recognized for volleyball and softball.

Orla Morton (not pictured) was a 1935 graduate of Friends University and is receiving the award posthumously. He is being recognized for football, basketball and track.

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international travel and study bring experiences to learning that textbooks cannot. these pages explore 12 students’ recent journeys to Cuba, Chile and bolivia.

Changingoutlooks,Changinglives undeRgRaduate and

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Jazz studentsgain insight intoCuban CultureWhen you are the only college jazz ensemble from the United States to be invited to the Havana International Jazz Festival, you accept the invitation. That’s how approximately 20 Friends University undergraduate jazz students found themselves on a life-changing trip to Cuba Dec. 18-24. The Friends University Jazz Ensemble 1 performed at City Hall in Cancun, Mexico, and then spent five days in Havana, where they performed at the festival under the direction of Lisa Hittle, assistant professor of music and director of the jazz department. The trip served as a unique opportunity for U.S. students to visit a country where travel was only recently opened to groups desiring cultural or educational exchanges.

“I wanted the band to experience this culture that is so rich in music and art, yet so vastly different from our life,” Hittle said. “I literally saw students change and grow.”


Kelley reynolds,senior in musicthe Cuban people exhibited extraordinary kindnesses to us even though we had never met. When we visited a senior center, the people had taken the time to find out that my birthday was approaching. they gave me gifts, sang; and then we all danced. it was a very emotional experience because they have very little, and they went out of their way to show this kindness to someone they had never met before.

zachary rich,freshman in trombone performance and psychologyi decided to travel to Cuba because of the great musical and cultural experience i knew i would get. not only did i learn about Cuban music and culture, but my overall views on many aspects of life broadened. i have become more open-minded and i have more of a drive to succeed. i would definitely recommend international travel to other students because i believe being exposed to different cultures and ways of life creates a more dynamic person.

daniel byers,senior in elementary educationWe went to Cuba and came back completely changed individuals with an entirely new perspective on our own lives as well as others. i keep telling people about the lives of the youth and what it means to be in poverty in america versus Cuba. We do not appreciate what we do not understand. a poverty-stricken school in america would far exceed many of the best schools in Cuba as far as conditions and staff are concerned.

andre’ a. reyes Jr., sophomore in piano performanceSeeing the level of musicianship made me want to work hard and strive for my dreams. For lots of Cubans, music is the only thing they have. to see how much they cherish and love it made my love for music shoot for the roof. it made me a more humble musician. if i can, i would love to live and study there for a while, because the emotion and heart they put into their music made me want that for myself.

Senior Nate Hills plays baseball with local Cuban children.

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students Consult at bolivian hospitalSix students from the Master of Organization Development program traveled to Cochabamba, Bolivia, in July 2012. Dr. Jim Maddox, program director, placed the students in a weeklong, hands-on residency with Hospitals of Hope and a local hospital. Hospitals of Hope is a Wichita faith-based non-profit organization engaged in medical missions work. They have hospitals in Liberia, Haiti, and Bolivia and are also well known for their “Clinics in a Can,” a mobile clinic that can be shipped or airlifted to areas of need around the world.

lori swilley,2012 graduateProgram manager at contingent workforce Program, zerochaos, on site at spirit aerosystemsapplying what we learned in the united States to another country seemed like it might be challenging. We visited two orphanages, and the children stole my heart. there was one little boy who i seemed to connect with. i still think about him and will never forget the special time i spent with this little guy. the ability to observe how the orphanages operate was fascinating, and i found myself applying organization development principles to much of what i experienced. even though this was not part of our official project, it was nonetheless extremely valuable.

because this experience was so people oriented, it has helped me to see a greater diversity among people – personalities, beliefs, values. i feel more in tune to differences and a little more tolerant of differing opinions.

tommy reed,2012 graduateinformation & technology manager: the ima Financial group, inc.there is no rat race in Cochabamba. i had no idea how i would “practice organization development” in a foreign country. by leaning into that discomfort, asking questions, and working with a team, i found out that it was not only possible, but we would do it well. i take that experience to any challenge i face today. i remind myself: “i don’t know how i’m going to do this, but i know i’m going to do it well.”

We thought that the language barrier would make conversation difficult. We found that the careful process that comes with translating foreign language may have helped to improve the process. We were more careful to explain our meaning. We listened more. We were careful to understand better.

teresa strausz,2012 graduatecommunity & organization specialist at wichita state university center for community support& researchWorking with a hospital gave me an opportunity to see how people who are hurting and people who are affected by those who are hurting give and receive support. i heard stories of the witnessing of Christ’s love in ways that i have seldom experienced. i heard stories of miracles in the healing of persons, and i heard stories of the power of healers praying with the afflicted as well as their families. these stories affected me deeply. our work as organization development practitioners is about the human experience and i learned that as practitioners, we learn so much more when we remain open and vulnerable.

nonprofits in the united States face many of the same challenges faced by the nonprofit hospital we worked with in bolivia. these issues include finding ways to gain trust and engagement with the community within which they work, effectively market their services and find sustainable funding sources.

denise curry sherman, 2012 graduatedirector, employerservices wichita area technical collegethe international study experience allowed me to immerse myself into the daily and fundamental activities, yet gain a better understanding how strategically designed organizational development can apply on multiple levels of an organization. What was reinforced for me is that human behavior is universal and that people have the same basic needs, aspirations and desires no matter where they may live. this trip provided a real-life case study where our team was able to identify organizational issues, performance gaps and unfulfilled expectations, while empowering all levels of staff to dream, discover, develop and deliver solutions that will improve their organization.

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Students outside the hospital in Bolivia.

Students Teresa Strausz and Lori Swilley facilitate a World café exercise in organization development at a hospital in Bolivia.

Kimberly wilson,2012 graduateexport/import Productclassification compliance specialist, beechcraftit was an experience of a lifetime. We were able to talk with many business owners and Ceos, making our experience very educational. Visiting aviasur was especially exciting for me because i do not often see our finished product. they had several of our aircraft in their hanger.

alan clutter,2012 graduatecontracts Procurement agent, spirit aero systemsthis helped me understand business is the same everywhere – just with some different dimensions that we might not be accustomed to. my outlook on international business is much stronger. We witnessed a student protest of education costs. We witnessed riot police using water cannons and tear gas as the student protesters had turned violent against the government.

terry J. russell,2012 graduateengineering supervisor,boeingunderstanding how other cultures approach the negotiation process and how they arrive at decisions can be a great advantage. the experience helped me become more sensitive to cultural influences. i do a better job finding ways to get more from employees by tailoring my leadership style. i’ve learned that you need to treat people how they want to be treated, rather than how you want to be treated.

marlin staley,2013 graduateProduction manageraero-mach labsi had traveled to more than 20 countries before taking this course. the experience helped me prepare to meet my goals and open my mind to South american opportunities. Knowing different cultures, how they communicate, market and what they need to be successful is a great learning experience for business employees through executive level positions.

grad students do business residenCy in ChileAfter two years of studying international business, 28 students from the Master of Global Leadership and Management program spent a week in Santiago, Chile, as part of a business residency. Program Director Dr. Valentina Chappell arranged for students to meet with executives from leading companies to benchmark their academic knowledge against foreign business practices and to practice their cross-cultural communication. See more photos and read students’ posts on their travel blog at frnd.su/mglm-blog. The next global leadership class will visit Beijing, China, in July 2013.

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chilean businessman Andrew Matetic and student Marlin Staley talk about the aviation industry at Aviasur, a full-service chilean aircraft company that services brands including Beechcraft.

Commander Mario Toro of Chile’s FIDAE answers questions about the International Air and Space Fair that showcases international aerospace and defense companies.

The week of Jeffrey Ball’s visit in mid-October turned out to be a fine example of wind-driven energy. Northern gusts whipped through Wichita with enough vigor to carry a good bit of Plains dirt along with them.

Ball, a longtime Wall Street Journal reporter and columnist on energy issues, was in Wichita to share his knowledge of wind and other forms of energy. He spent time with business, science, journalism and other classes at Friends University. He also took part in the University’s community conversation event, Great Conversation!, with a session on “New Power: America at an Energy Crossroads.”

Now scholar-in-residence with Stanford University’s Steyer-Taylor Center for Energy Policy and Finance, Ball’s research involves the competition among nations and industry for the clean-energy market, and what that means for consumers and the environment. China’s renewable energy push and the economics of changing fossil-fuel use figure into his work.

how did you end upcoming to Kansas?I’m part of the Woodrow Wilson Visiting Fellows program. I go to a college or university once or twice a year for a week visiting classes. I have a good deal of contact with students at Stanford, but more with graduate students. I guide students with projects, particularly concerning China.

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a conversation with Jeffrey ball,Woodrow Wilson Visiting Fellow

and clean-energy writerB y B R I A n W H E P L E y

how do wind and natural gasfit into the energy equation?People are looking for a silver bullet, and there’s no silver bullet. It’s not either/or with natural gas and wind. If you have a wind farm, you have to have a fossil fuel backup, such as natural gas, because the wind doesn’t blow all the time. We are clearly going to develop a lot more natural gas even if we develop more wind, because we have so much of it, and it’s cleaner than coal. There are environmental concerns about natural gas drilling, but there also are some about wind. Producing electricity from wind is essentially carbon-free, but carbon is emitted to produce wind turbines. You use up a lot of land. Some people complain about the noise. No one should be deluded into thinking everything is perfect.

are we in the middle of aprime opportunity to develop renewable energy?To some people, the fact that we have plentiful natural gas means we don’t need to do anything on the renewable side. If you’re concerned about climate change and energy security, you can do both of those with natural gas. The other argument is that natural gas is a bridge to something else, that it buys us time to develop and bring down the cost of technologies that are lower or even zero carbon.

is energy “shock” required to really bring renewables into play?History makes it pretty clear that societies don’t make big energy shifts because of environmental altruism but because they’re shocked into it by an economic crisis that

Students ask Jeffrey ball for good examples of clean-energy integration.


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persuades them to change how they’re consuming energy. It happened in Europe and in Japan, and I think it’s happening in China right now. We do not in this country feel that imperative. But the recent history of this country shows that when there are shocks, we respond. When gas prices have spiked, you have seen changes in Americans’ buying habits.

how is our situation differentthan that of other countries?We are plentifully endowed with fossil fuels in ways that other countries that shifted to renewable energies are not. When the Arab oil embargo happened in the 1970s, the effect on the U.S. was much less than in Europe. We are much bigger, we drive a lot more and we have to transmit electricity over much longer distances. Because we are so big and have a greater variety of climates, it’s much less clear that one or two renewable energy sources are the solution.

what about subsidies for renewable energy?First, all energy sources are subsidized, and clearly there are policies that have benefited fossil fuels. The real question behind the debate over subsidies for renewable energy is whether the reasons for renewable energy are worth

paying more for. There have been two arguments for renewable energy: One is climate change and the other is a security argument, and that’s largely gone away with natural gas. People who tend to think climate change is a real problem would pay more for renewable energy; those who don’t think climate change is a problem won’t pay more.

how can energy incentivesbe smarter?We started subsidizing renewable energy through tax credits, which gives a credit based on how much an investor spends to develop a renewable energy project. The problem with that subsidy is that it doesn’t incentivize efficiency; instead, the more you spend the bigger the break you get.

That subsidy was changed in the early 1990s to a production tax credit based on how much electricity you actually produce, and theoretically that’s a smarter idea. However, developers tend to be smaller companies, so Wall Street – large investment banks – has come in as partners. That’s fine, but as much as 30 percent of the value of these credits is not going to renewable energy, but to the profits of these banks. It’s certainly not maximizing the amount of taxpayer money going to produce renewable energy.

how about putting aprice on carbon?I suspect that at some point there will be a price on carbon dioxide emissions. The real debate is whether there should be a tax on carbon or a cap-and-trade system. Advocates of a price on carbon say it’s the most efficient way to set the rules of a market so that the most efficient

“There’s not one energy solution.”

technologies rise to the top. It’s a hugely complicated question, because what you do actually does determine who wins and loses, and it determines who pays more and who pays less among consumers and whether you actually reduce carbon.

how can energy policy improve?First, we can force energy incentives to be much more economically efficient. Second, we need to get smarter about grabbing the low-hanging fruit with energy. We tend to be enamored of the sexy rather than the boring. We as individuals and a country want to shift to cleaner energy, so our inclination is to buy a Prius or put solar panels on the roof. And every study says that’s not the first thing you should do. The first thing you should do is put insulation in your walls. A lot of policies on the state and local levels incentivize renewable energy as opposed to energy efficiency. One real no-brainer is to get those in alignment.

what other challenges are there?What’s so difficult about the prospect of a big shift to renewables in the United States is that the drivers of that shift are so soft. Other places that have made big shifts have hard, almost undeniable drivers, the shocks. We’re having this debate precisely because the drivers are so soft. We all need to be humble here. There’s a lot we don’t know. When we’ve predicted almost anything about energy, we’ve been surprised, so we ought to anticipate that we’ll be surprised again.

the takeaway… People need to really understand that there’s not one energy solution, and it’s so complicated that people want to gravitate to one solution. It’s harder than that.

Jeffrey Ball addresses America’s energy crossroads during a roundtable discussion at Great conversation Oct. 18.

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FRIENdS UNIvERSITY

honorroll oFdonorsJUlY 1, 2011 – JUNE 30, 2012

From the PresidentWe are pleased to present this annual report that recognizes our donors for their philanthropic support of Friends University during our 2011-12 year. This report covers all donors of record who gave to Friends University from July 1, 2011, through June 30, 2012.

We appreciate your past investment in Friends University and the work we do to provide a meaningful and life-changing liberal arts education for our students. Your support has played a key role in establishing the University as one of the most respected and well positioned independent universities in the state.

As we begin our new strategic planning process this year, we are discussing new plans and programs that will broaden the reach of Friends University and enhance the work we do. We hope you will be excited to be part of our upcoming growth and development and that we can look forward to the continued support of our alumni, faculty, staff and friends to reinforce the University’s values, achieve our vision and fulfill our mission.

Thank you, again, for your past support. We look forward to giving you many more reasons to continue to support Friends University in the coming years.

Dr. T.J. ArantPresident, Friends University

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¡Gracias! Merci! Takk! Thank you!No matter how many times or what language we use, our expressions of gratitude

are heartfelt!We are grateful to the alumni, parents, friends and everyone in the extended Friends

University community for their continued support and commitment. Your investment in Friends and its mission – of providing our students with a meaningful and exceptional educational experience – will lead students to change the world!

Friends University’s newly articulated mission, values and vision statements clearly reaffirm and embrace our Quaker heritage and promote those values that are central to the Society of Friends’ faith – among them integrity, good-will, responsibility and stewardship.

Your gift to the University exemplifies those principles and illustrates that at Friends, the values of honesty, service and loyalty are not only life-changing, they are life-long. Our promise to you is to do our best to fulfill our mission and carry forward the traditions and values that make our University great!

Thank you, again, for your generosity. We look forward to giving you many more reasons to continue to support Friends University in the coming years.

Tracy H. MuirheadVice President of Institutional Advancement

From the vice President

Every effort has been made to ensure these lists are accurate. If corrections need to be made, please contact Institutional Advancement at 316-295-5803.

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Your generosity – and that of all the alumni and friends of the University – makes it possible for Friends University to deliver great educational experiences to our students and to do so affordably and effectively. Moreover, your investment in Friends is a vote of confidence for our mission: for our heritage and traditions that are the foundation of this institution; for the quality academic programs and faculty; for our co-curricular programs and student support services; and, for the entire Friends University community that is committed to helping students learn to make a difference in the world.

Inherent in the values of Friends University and clearly stated in our new values statement, is the importance of and our commitment to stewardship of what has been given and for that which we will receive in the future. We are deeply grateful for the gifts we receive every year. Without that support we could not offer scholarships to our students, maintain a physical plant that enhances the learning and living environment, and hire first-rate faculty and staff to produce the kind of experience that makes Friends an excellent university.

To appropriately express our gratitude for your generosity, to illustrate your confidence in us, and to confirm that the greater Friends community shares a commitment to our mission, we have developed a new manner with which to recognize Friends University’s benefactors.

reCognizing oUr BeneFaCtorsB y t r a c y m u i r h e a d

GivinG societiesAnnual GivingAll gifts made July 1 through June 30 each year.

President’s Club ......................................... Gifts of $500 or more to the President’s Scholarship Fund

Clock Tower Circle

Founding Member .................................. $1,000 to $2,500

Sustaining Member ................................ $2,500 to $5,000

Principal Fellow ....................................... $5,000 to $10,000

Distinguished Fellow .............................. $10,000 to $25,000

W.O. Mendenhall Circle ........................... Annual gifts of $25,000 to $100,000

Edmund Stanley Circle ............................. Annual gifts of $100,000 or more

lifetime GivingRecognizing cumulative gifts greater than $25,000.

James A. Davis Society

Bronze Feather ........................................ $25,000 to $50,000

Silver Feather .......................................... $50,000 to $100,000

Gold Feather ........................................... $100,000 to $250,000

Diamond Feather .................................... $250,000 to $500,000

Silver Falcon ............................................ $500,000 to $1,000,000

Gold Falcon ............................................. $1,000,000 to $5,000,000

Diamond Falcon ...................................... More than $5,000,000

Estate GiftsHeritage Society ........................................ Estate and deferred gifts documented with the University


As Rod Pitts finishes his most recent term of service as chair of the Friends University Board of Trustees, he is completing what has become a family tradition. His family has been involved in the life of Friends University for eight decades and four generations, and has had more than 20 family members who call the University home.

A 1982 graduate, Rod has served as chair of the board since 2007. During this term, he served as chair for the Presidential Search Committee and led the effort to hire a new University president for the first time in 20 years. He worked diligently to create a process that gave all constituencies feedback and input into the hiring process and kept all parties updated about the search process.

“It has been an honor to serve Friends University as chair of the Board of Trustees these past few years,” Pitts said. “I am fortunate to follow in my father’s footsteps and share our family’s commitment to higher education. It has been rewarding to help facilitate the Board’s long-term planning centered around leadership priorities and updating of the University’s mission, vision and strategic plan. I am quite optimistic Friends University will continue to enhance its efforts to prepare students to adapt to change and to make a difference in the world.”

Rod began serving on the board in 1994 and previously served as chair of the board from the University’s centennial year in 1998 to 2003. He served two terms as vice chair and has served on nine board subcommittees.

His father, 1957 graduate Daryl Pitts, served for three terms on the Friends University Board of Trustees throughout four decades and served as chair of the board from 1982-86. Daryl served on the Presidential Search Committee that hired President Richard Felix in the late 1970s. He also served as president of the Friends Management Corporation from 1990-91.

“Friends University has benefited from Rod’s leadership during critical times in the University’s history,” said President T.J. Arant. “We appreciate his and his family’s long-standing service and meaningful contributions throughout the years, and we look forward to their family’s continued involvement in the future.”

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denis Knight, d.o.RE-ElECTEd FEbRUARY 2013

Dr. Denis Knight is a physician with Wichita Family Medicine Specialists, LLC. He graduated from Friends University with a biology degree in 1978 and

earned his osteopathic medicine degree from the University of Health Sciences in 1987. This year he began a three-year term serving as a board member of the Medical Society of Sedgwick County. He has also served as the team physician for the Department of Athletics for the past 20 years and more recently as the student health physician. He is married to Ginna, and the couple has seven children: James, Chris, Alonso, Novian, Charity, Dawn Deanne and Acacia.

Jana mullenElECTEd AUGUST 2012

Jana Mullen is the operator and co-owner of Casado-McKay, Inc. She graduated from Friends University in 1988 with a degree in health and P.E. education. She is

married to Jeff, and the couple has two daughters; Jessica and Jordan.

John lewis, d.d.s.RE-ElECTEd FEbRUARY 2013

Dr. John M. Lewis is a partner with the Wichita Dental Group, PA. He rejoined the Friends University Board of Trustees in February 2013. A birthright Quaker, Dr.

Lewis earned his bachelor’s degree from Earlham College in Richmond, Ind., and his doctorate in dental surgery from Northwestern University in Evanston, Ill. Married to Wanda Lewis, they have three children: Paul, Sarah and Luke. Dr. Lewis assumed responsibility as chair of the board in May 2013.

every effort has been made to ensure these lists are accurate. if corrections need to be made, please contact institutional advancement at 316-295-5803.

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Board of Trustees: Fulfilling A Stewardship RolePurPosethe Friends university board of trustees is vested with ultimate authority for the general, academic and financial policy-making functions for Friends university. trustees are responsible for the university’s financial health and welfare and exercise their institutional authority in a fiduciary capacity. the board of trustees works closely with the president, who is charged with the day-to-day administration of the university.

comPosition and QuaKer heritagethe board currently consists of 17 members and one trustee emeritus. the board is committed to preserving and respecting the university’s Quaker heritage and endeavors to have at least one-fourth of the board composed of persons who are affiliated with or have a background in the Christian and Quaker tradition of the Society of Friends. Currently, 47 percent of the board meets this objective.

Friends university welcomes new board membersB y G I S E L E M c M I n I M y

The Friends University board of Trustees has elected three new members within the past year.

ron heller Fishin’ with Friends endowed scholarshiPMr. and Mrs. Joel T. leftwich

dr. charles henning endowed scholarshiPMr. and Mrs. James boots

KirK l. hinshaw endowed music scholarshiPMr. and Mrs. Galen Hinshaw

FranK o. hoover endowed scholarshiPMr. Frank W. Hoover

eugene F. and leah Jean huntley endowed scholarshiPMr. and Mrs. leon b. ErwinEugene F. Huntley Estate

institute oF internal auditors - wichita chaPter current scholarshiPInstitute of Internal Auditors - Wichita Chapter

harold and aldine Johnson Family scholarshiPMr. and Mrs. Quentin Wallace

marilyn r. Killian choral leadershiP awarddr. and Mrs. C. larry HeckWichita Community Children’s Choir Inc

richard haworth King current scholarshiPMr. and Mrs. Richard H. King

richard haworth King endowed scholarshiPMr. and Mrs. Richard H. King

richard and Phyllis King Piano awardMr. and Mrs. Richard H. King

Fred c. and mary r. Koch Foundation scholarshiPFred C. and Mary R. Koch Foundation

Fred c. Koch scholarshiP in businessFred C. and Mary R. Koch Foundation

mary r. Koch scholarshiP in the artsFred C. and Mary R. Koch Foundation

w. macy and ann e. lewis scholarshiPMr. and Mrs. W. Macy lewis

illinois K. and hazel esther rhoades lygrisse educational scholarshiPMr. and Mrs. J. Gary Wolf

mendenhall outstanding Junior man and woman awardIrene vickers baker Trust

dr. and Mrs.* Kenneth l. Andrew*Mr. and Mrs. Philip K. Atkinsondr. Colin baileyMrs. Jean lambert barkerMrs. Paula McAntire bates*Mr. and Mrs. Craig Alan bayMr. R. ben bennettMrs. Mona M. berryMr. and Mrs. E. Paul bolesMrs. Peggy brehmdr. and Mrs. R. leroy brightupMr. and Mrs. C. bruce burnettMr. and Mrs. C. Sheldon

CarpenterMr. Kenneth l. ClarkMr. Roy Clevengerdr. John G. ConyersMr. Horace E. CoonMrs. virginia l. CoxMr. david d. CranmerRandall J. EllisMrs. Kenneth Fell*Mr. and Mrs. Sy FischerMrs. Twila FlowersMr. James Friesenlee and beverly GattonMr. Kenneth E. GoodenMr. and Mrs. Gary G. GreerMr. and Mrs. Roy HadenMr. Charles E. HansenMr. duane M. HansenMr. and Mrs. Harlan Hinshawdr. and Mrs. Marvin d. Hinten

Ms. Marjorie HyerMr. bruce JewettMr. Richard KingMr. and Mrs. delmar KlockeMrs. Marcia l. lamkinsMr. and Mrs. Robert G.

langenwalterMrs. lorriene lansdowneMr. david P. larkinMrs. Carolyn F. leachMrs. Paul d. MahanMrs. M. Faye McCoyMr. and Mrs. Ralph Minter*Mrs. Marjorie MorganMs. Maryruth NuttMr. and Mrs. Gregory PavlishMr. James R. PerkinsMr. larry RhodesMs. Pat RisleyMr. and Mrs. Edwin l. RobertsMr. and Mrs. Maurice RobertsMrs. lorraine RosserMr. and Mrs. Richard RuckerMr. and Mrs. Ray RutherfordMr. and Mrs.* Carl W. Sebitsdr. and Mrs. McClure l. Smithdr. Marjorie StoneMr. and Mrs. Wayne Turnerdr. and Mrs. donald S. vincentMr. and Mrs. lyle WheelerMr. and Mrs. Phil WhitemanMr. and Mrs. Hervey W. Wright III

* deceased

adult leadershiPscholars ProgramMr. Carl W. Sebits

irene vicKers baKer award For outstanding service to FriendsIrene vickers baker Trust

barton sisters endowed music scholarshiPMrs. Janice Menzie

ernest P. bolesmemorial scholarshiPMr. and Mrs. E. Paul boles

chester e. and mildredm. bowles scholarshiPMr. and Mrs. Arthur binford

chester e. and J. ruth dillon coulter bowles scholarshiPMrs. lorraine P. boyd

boyer educationaltrust scholarshiPboyer Educational Trust

annabeth PollocK brown scholarshiPMr. and Mrs. William l. Stephens

Patsy and cliFFord burdine memorial scholarshiPMr. Earnest b. AlexanderMs. Joan M. doddsFraternal order of Eagles 3251 Chisholm TrailMs. Glenda R. FryeMs. Mary K. HeldMrs. and Mrs. William l. HusMs. b. Eileen JahnkeMr. Robert d. JohnsonMrs. Joan KanngiesserMs. vera C. KennedyMs. linda F. KliewerMr. and Mrs. Gilbert R. MayesMrs. Terri Pierce MeansMr. and Mrs. Ronald R. Teel

Kelly cox soccer scholarshiPMr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Cox

dorothy h. craven endowed scholarshiPdr. bill T. Ridgeway

meredith and mabel cromer memorial scholarshiPMr. and Mrs. Gary J. Crawford

h. ernest crowendowed scholarshiPdr. Ernest W. Crow*

milton h. day memorial scholarshiPMrs. bonnie MarshallMrs. Uthona l. Tole

herman l. and Juanita m. dewey scholarshiPJuanita M. dewey Estate

lois Finley memorial scholarshiPMr. and Mrs. William H. AufderHeydeMr. and Mrs. bob dalbom

John r. Fleming current music scholarshiPMr. John R. Fleming

general current scholarshiP FundMr. Thomas l. Wray

general endowed memorial scholarshiP Fundliberal Friends Churchbeverly A. Roberts Estate

homer and easter havens memorial scholarshiPRev. and Mrs. John J. Havens

heritage society With deep appreciation we recognize the commitment of those who have named Friends University as a beneficiary in their will, trust or other estate gift. Their forethought and commitment to the University truly help ensure a bright future for Friends.

giFts ForscholarshiPs A scholarship is an important element of the Friends University financial aid package. It can recognize achievement, encourage excellence and fulfill financial need. We are grateful to those listed below who helped make a Friends’ education a reality for our students.


dr. benJamin mevey teacher oF Promise endowed scholarshiPMrs. Nancy S. Calkinsleah l. Jones*Mrs. Mary M. ShultsMr. and Mrs. John E. Swinehart

ralPh l. minter and Jaynelle minter memorial scholarshiPA box 4 U llCMr. and Mrs. bruce W. ArmstrongMr. Alden CarterMrs. C. S. EbertMr. and Mrs. Jack l. GraberMr. and Mrs. Paul H. HeitkotterMr. and Mrs. Maurice HendershotMr. and Mrs. Stephen A. HollowayMs. beverly J. HoweMr. and Mrs. James H. IwigMr. Marvin KempfMs. Freda P. larsonMr. and Mrs. larry G. lunkenheimerMr. and Mrs. W. Stroud McIlvainMrs. Ann M. MurrayMr. and Mrs. W. l. Patterson Jr.Mr. Jimmie l. PoeMr. and Mrs. Robert PrestonMs. Joan SondergardMs. Carolyn StahlMr. and Mrs. Patrick StanleyMs. lorene H. StoneMr. and Mrs. Steven l. StrootMr. and Mrs. John P. StrunkMr. and Mrs. Glen SummervillMr. and Mrs. Walt H. ThompsonMr. and Mrs. Patrick F. WaldenMr. and Mrs. Norman b. WatsonMr. Tom WhitneyMr. and Mrs. darrell R. WhitneyMr. and Mrs. Gary A. WinfreyMr. and Mrs. Roger E. Zwemke

victor murdocK Foundation music scholarshiPvictor Murdock Foundation

lee southwell naFtzger ii music scholarshiPNaftzger Fund for Fine Arts

evelyn Phinney maKe a diFFerence scholarshiPEvelyn Phinney Scholarship Trust

Potts zoo science current scholarshiPdr. and Mrs. George d. Potts

Presidential scholarshiPsdr. and Mrs. J.W. bothwelldr. and Mrs. R. leroy brightupMr. and Mrs. v. E. ChanceCharitable Foundation IncMr. david d. CranmerMr. and Mrs. david d. depew

Mr. and Mrs. Randall doerksenMr. and Mrs. Kenton A. dunnJames Garvey Family Charitable Trustdrs. dona and Richard l. GibsonMr. and Mrs. Robert GoebelMr. and Mrs. Edward l. Grafdr. and Mrs. Marvin d. HintenMr. and Mrs. Mike HoskinsonMr. and Mrs. Charles W. HubbardMs. Jennifer l. JayMr. and Mrs. Scott lembkedr. and Mrs. John lewisdr. and Mrs. daniel R. lordMr. and Mrs. Kevin b. lyerladr. dixie MaddenMr. and Mrs. Eric b. MetzMr. and Mrs. Richard E. ParksMr. brandon S. PierceMr. and Mrs. Rodney d. Pittsdr. and Mrs. Al Saberdrs. Mark and Karlene SanbornMr. and Mrs. Michael M. ShockleyMr. dave and dr. Kathy SlempMr. and Mrs. lewis SnyderState Farm Companies FoundationTextron Foundation IncMrs. Joyce G. ThompsonMs. Joan l. TregellasMr. and Mrs. John R. Weberdr.* and Mrs. david WeberMrs. Kelley K. WilliamsMr. and Mrs. Hervey W. Wright IIIMr. and Mrs. Joe Zimmerman

max c. and dr. isabel ranKin memorial scholarshiPbever dye FoundationMr. John R. brooksMr. dean GambleMs. Maxine HallerMrs. Molly E. lyon

marK c. reed endowed scholarshiP Fund inzoo scienceMrs. dwane l. Wallace*

cecil J. riney singing QuaKer endowed scholarshiPdr. and Mrs. Cecil J. Riney

Jessie s. and glen l. rutherFord scholarshiPMr. Allen Rutherford

carl and dixie sebits Jazz/ballet endowed scholarshiPAllen Gibbs and Houlik lCAssociation of Petroleum Womenbever dye FoundationMr. and Mrs. david branineMr. bruce W. buehler

Mr. Steve M. dillardMr. and Mrs. Edward l. GrafMr. Philip b. HartleyMr. and Mrs. Wendell F. HillMs. Jeri G. HinkleMs. Irene l. HolleyINTRUST bank N.A.Kansas Independent oil and Gas AssociationNinnescah Chapter 423 order of the Eastern StarMs. Ruth Carlson PearsonMr. James R. PerkinsMrs. Stephanie l. ReifMr. and Mrs. W.S. RossMr. and Mrs. lynn H. ScottMr. Carl W. SebitsMr. Richard d. SmithMr. don b. StahrMr. and Mrs. William l. StephensMs. Rosanne WoolfMr. and Mrs. Hervey W. Wright III

wesley J. and elizabeth beeman stansbury anddr. John w. beeman memorial scholarshiPMrs. Phillip Petty

virginia stone endowed scholarshiP Funddr. Marjorie Stone

dr. david weber endowed vocal music scholarshiPMr. and Mrs. Eldon A. AlexanderAT&T FoundationMr. and Mrs. Joseph bergquistdr. Kathryn M. boylebretz law office, llCMr. and Mrs. Robert J. broeckelmanMrs. Gail buchananMr. and Mrs. douglas Chambersdr. and Mrs. Thomas H. CookMr. and Mrs. Steve CopelandMr. and Mrs. david d. depewMrs. vivian FlemingMr. and Mrs. Robert GoebelMr. and Mrs. Edward l. GrafMr. and Mrs. Gregg K. GreenwoodMrs. Janet S. GrieveMrs. Helen GriffinChuck* and Jan HadleyMs. Mary M. HannemannMs. Patricia J. HannemannMs. lisa HittleMs. Jennifer l. Johnsonleah l. Jones*Mr. and Mrs. donald G. KillianMr. and Mrs. vern KlassenMr. larry H. lambMr. and Mrs. Richard lamb Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Russell W. leeMr. and Mrs. Steve livengoodMs. Nancie lymer

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth G. MalnarMrs. Ruth E. MartinezMs. Nancy J. MaultsbyMrs. virginia McCoskeyMr. and Mrs. david C. McdonaldMr. and Mrs. Eric b. MetzMr. and Mrs. James MillerMr. and Mrs. dwight Patton Jr.dr. and Mrs. david PaulsMr. Reginald l. PittmanMr. and Mrs. donald Ratzlaffdr. and Mrs. Cecil J. RineyMs. Kristin S. RinneMr. John d. SherwoodMr. and Mrs. Michael M. ShockleyMr. and Mrs. Charles M. SmithSouthwestern Remodeling ContractorsMs. linda Cox StephensonMr. and Mrs. Arden d. Stroledr. and Mrs. John W. TaylorTextron Foundation IncMs. Joan l. TregellasMs. Amy l. UnderwoodMs. Martha UnderwoodMr. and Mrs. Quentin WallaceMr. and Mrs. James Wenger

wichita alumni advisory board endowed scholarshiPMrs. Sherrie G. AndersenMr. and Mrs. Randall doerksenMs. lynn R. MatslerMr. and Mrs. Alex TilmaYeshuas Enterprise llC

Jo ann winchester endowed scholarshiPMr. and Mrs. Edward l. GrafMr. Ray Winchester

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in honor oFFrances hogan andmonty williamsdr. Michael Hogan

in honor oFleah lou hogan*and loren Jonesdr. Michael Hogan

in honor oF PatricK hogan and Jennie noblitdr. Michael Hogan

in honor oF rita hogan and don newmandr. Michael HoganMr. and Mrs. Patrick C. Hoganleah l. Jones*Mrs. Frances R. Williams

in memory oFeugene huntleyMr. and Mrs. leon b. Erwin

in memory oFelaine hines hurtMrs. Nancy S. Calkins

in honor oFsamantha hutsonMs. Jolene M. Heinert

in honor oFaldine JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Quentin Wallace

in memory oFharold JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Quentin Wallace

in honor oF caitlin KozaKMrs. lorie A. Unger

in memory oFwayne s. lewisMr. and Mrs. W. Macy lewis

in honor oF Kayla loPerMs. Terri l. loper

in honor oF marriageand Family theraPycohort 40, lenexaMrs. Jennifer M. babitzke

in honor oFbrandy menningaMs. Kathy J. Menninga

in memory oF benny meveyMs. Ching Y. Yeung

in memory oF ralPh minterA box 4 U llCMr. and Mrs. bruce W. ArmstrongMr. Alden CarterMrs. C. S. EbertMr. and Mrs. Jack l. GraberMr. Keith GravelMr. and Mrs. Paul H. HeitkotterMr. and Mrs. Maurice HendershotMr. and Mrs. Stephen A. HollowayMs. beverly J. HoweMr. and Mrs. James H. IwigMr. Marvin Kempf

Ms. Freda P. larson and Mr. Patrick Sheetslegacy bankMr. and Mrs. larry G. lunkenheimerMr. and Mrs. W. Stroud McIlvainMrs. Ann M. MurrayMr. and Mrs. W. l. Patterson Jr.Mr. W. G. PeterieMr. Jimmie l. PoeMr. and Mrs. Robert PrestonMrs. barbara RussellMs. Joan SondergardMs. Carolyn StahlMr. and Mrs. Patrick StanleyMs. lorene H. StoneMr. and Mrs. Steven l. StrootMr. and Mrs. John P. StrunkMr. and Mrs. Glen SummervillMr. and Mrs. Walt H. Thompsonvillage Inn EmployeesMr. and Mrs. Patrick F. WaldenMr. and Mrs. Norman b. WatsonMr. Tom WhitneyMr. and Mrs. darrell R. WhitneyMr. and Mrs. Gary A. WinfreyMr. and Mrs. Roger E. Zwemke

in memory oF max ranKinbever dye FoundationMr. John R. brooksMr. dean GambleMs. Maxine HallerMrs. Molly lyon

in memory oF sheryl rineyMr. and Mrs. Joseph bergquist

in honor oFbrittany roembachMr. david Roembach

in memory oFanthony F. rossitto, Jr.Mrs. Marilyn l. davis

in memory oF dixie sebitsAllen Gibbs and Houlik lCAssociation of Petroleum Womenbever dye FoundationMr. and Mrs. david branineMr. bruce W. buehlerMr. and Mrs. Steve M. dillardMr. and Mrs. Edward l. GrafMr. Philip b. HartleyMr. and Mrs. Wendell F. HillMs. Jeri G. HinkleMs. Irene l. HolleyINTRUST bank N.A.Kansas Independent oil and Gas AssociationMs. Sandra langelNinnescah Chapter 423 order of the Eastern StarMs. Ruth Carlson PearsonMr. James R. Perkins


in honor oF david alleyMs. Rachel Alley

in memory oF dr. Kenneth l. andrewdr. Robert d. Cowan

in honor oF June arunga, dr. vernon smith anddixie maddenGarvey Kansas Foundation

in memory oF vernon “cliFF” burdineMr. Earnest b. AlexanderMs. Joan M. doddsMr. and Mrs. dick EndsleyFraternal order of Eagles 3251 Chisholm TrailMs. Glenda R. FryeMs. lois HeldMs. Mary K. HeldMrs. and Mrs. William l. HusMs. b. Eileen JahnkeMr. Robert d. JohnsonMrs. Joan KanngiesserMs. vera C. KennedyMs. linda F. KliewerMr. and Mrs. Gilbert R. MayesMrs. Terri Pierce MeansMr. and Mrs. Jerry RidderMs. Pam SeaveyMr. and Mrs. Ronald R. TeelMs. Serita TheisMs. Mary A. TrissalMs. darleen veelt

in honor oF theclass oF 1961Mr. Carl G. boazMr. bill C. ChastainMr. Kenneth E. GoodenMrs. Marie Sommers GreggMrs. loErna Palmer SimpsonMrs. Karen StaleyMr. Richard l. WebbMr. and Mrs. Clark C. WileyMr. and Mrs. Milton Willis

in honor oF theclass oF 1986dr. and Mrs. R. leroy brightupMrs. Wanda F. Parker GivensMs. dorothy T. Watkins

in memory oF martha draPer croFtMs. Carolyn A. Croft

in memory oF meredith and mable cromerMr. and Mrs. Gary J. Crawford

in memory oFdr. maxwell cubbagedr. diana CubbageMr. and Mrs. Robert P. Erwin Jr.Mr. and Mrs. darryl d. KutzMr. and Mrs. donald W. Moore

in honor oF JeFF dalbomMr. and Mrs. bob dalbom

in memory oF mary Francis gregory wells danielsonMrs. Marilyn l. Wells

in honor oFKimberly dooleydooley’s Water and Energy Solutions Inc

in honor oFrebeKah FitzPatricKMs. Erin Fitzpatrick

in memory oFwillard w. garveyGarvey Kansas Foundation

in memory oFdaniel gilliamMs. Marla booherMr. and Mrs. larry breidensteinMr. and Mrs. david brownleeMr. and Mrs. Steve ChanceMs. Marilyn CoatsMs. Nancy A. CorwinCredentialing Network GroupMr. and Mrs. Kevin CronkletonMr. and Mrs. larry E. davisMr. and Mrs. Timothy GoschaMr. James o. KrehbielMs. Nancy laFondMs. Cindy leesMr. and Mrs. Floyd E. lymanMs. donna van NordstrandMr. and Mrs. Jimmie d. ParsonsMs. Shirley J. RobinsonMr. and Mrs. Emil F. SavaianoMs. Elizabeth A. SchmidtMs. dixie SchoepfSouthwestern College Professional Studies CenterSummit Medical Management llCMs. Elma ThompsonMr. and Mrs. omar l. Wespe

memorial, tribute and honor giFts A meaningful way to commemorate a loved one, friend, or special event in one’s life, we appreciate and acknowledge these special gifts by the donors and for the honorees listed below.

Mrs. Stephanie l. ReifMr. and Mrs. W.S. RossMr. and Mrs. lynn H. ScottMr. Richard d. SmithMr. don b. StahrMr. and Mrs. William l. StephensMs. Rosanne WoolfMr. and Mrs. Hervey W. Wright III

in honor oFKenneth shocKleyMr. and Mrs. Michael M. Shockley

in memory oFrev. dennis taborMrs. Kay Harrison Taber

in honor oFellene tomPKinsMr. brad Tompkins

in memory oFdr. david weberMr. and Mrs. Eldon A. AlexanderAT&T FoundationMr. and Mrs. Joseph bergquist

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The family of Dr. David Weber memorialized his legacy at the University by donating funds for the Weber garden. Dr. Weber, a beloved voice professor of 27 years, died in 2011. The garden sits on the northwest side of the Riney Fine Arts Center.

dr. Kathryn M. boylebretz law office llCMr. and Mrs. Robert J. broeckelmanMrs. Gail buchananMr. and Mrs. douglas Chambersdr. and Mrs. Thomas H. CookMr. and Mrs. Steve CopelandMr. and Mrs. david d. depewMs. Jennifer EdwardsMrs. vivian FlemingMr. and Mrs. Jack FlesherMr. dale GanzMr. and Mrs. Robert GoebelMr. and Mrs. Edward l. GrafMr. and Mrs. Gregg K. GreenwoodMrs. Janet S. GrieveMrs. Helen GriffinChuck* and Jan HadleyMs. Mary M. HannemannMs. Patricia J. HannemannMs. Jean M. Hite

Ms. lisa HittleMs. Jennifer l. JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Melville M. Johnsonleah l. Jones*Mr. and Mrs. donald G. KillianMr. and Mrs. vern KlassenMr. larry H. lambMr. and Mrs. Richard lamb Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Russell W. leeMr. and Mrs. Steve livengoodMs. Nancie lymerMr. and Mrs. Kenneth G. MalnarMrs. Ruth E. MartinezMs. Nancy J. MaultsbyMrs. virginia McCoskeyMr. and Mrs. david C. McdonaldMr. and Mrs. Eric b. MetzMr. and Mrs. James MillerMr. and Mrs. dwight Patton Jr.dr. and Mrs. david PaulsMr. Reginald l. PittmanMr. and Mrs. donald Ratzlaffdr. and Mrs. Cecil J. RineyMs. Kristin S. Rinne

Rotary Club of West WichitaMr. John d. SherwoodMr. and Mrs. Michael M. ShockleyMr. and Mrs. Charles M. SmithSouthwestern Remodeling ContractorsMs. linda Cox StephensonMr. and Mrs. Arden d. Stroledr. and Mrs. John W. TaylorMs. Joan l. TregellasMs. Amy l. UnderwoodMs. Martha UnderwoodMr. and Mrs. Quentin WallaceMr. and Mrs. James Wenger

in memory oFgailen d. whiteMr. John N. Croft

in memory oF dr. Jim and margaret wrayMr. Joseph d. Wray

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Mr. donnie R. AkinMs. Rachel AlleyMrs. Jennifer M. babitzkeMr. Carl G. boazdr. and Mrs. R. leroy brightup

circle oFFriends donorsThe Circle of Friends Endowment Fund supports scholarships for the children and grandchildren of Friends University alumni. We thank those listed below and welcome them into our “Circle.”

Mr. bill C. ChastainMrs. Arnetia CurtisMr. and Mrs. bob dalbomMr. and Mrs. Michael darbyshire


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the Circle of Friends Plaza honors the memory of dr. Katherine Pennington, a loyal alumna, dedicated pediatrician, and faithful friend of higher education. her personal generosity, friendly demeanor and commitment to making our community a better place, inspired the Circle of Friends Plaza.

the Circle of Friends endowment Fund provides legacy scholarships to children and grandchildren of Friends university alumni. as the endowment grows, so does our ability to offer meaningful scholarships to Friends university’s legacies.

The family of Ellene Tompkins, ’43, (seated left) honored her 90th birthday with a stone bench in the circle of Friends Plaza. Their contribution also benefits Legacy Scholarships.

our goal is to fill the Circle of Friends Plaza with engraved bricks and the endowment fund with $1 million. gifts at the levels listed below provide opportunities for personalized bricks or benches to be placed in the Circle of Friends Plaza engraved with your name or the name of someone you wish to honor or remember.

bricK and bench oPtions

4” by 8” engraved brick(12 characters per line, up to two lines) .......................... $250

8” by 8” engraved brick(12 characters per line, up to three lines) ....................... $500

17” by 17” engraved brick(12 characters per line, up to five lines) .......................$1,000

Engraved bench ...........................................................$5,000

bricks are placed in the Circle of Friends Plaza each September for gifts received the previous fiscal year (July 1 to June 30). Friends university reserves the right to approve all text for suitability. an image of Freddy Falcon may be added to bricks at no additional cost.

Call Kathleen hilyard at 316-295-5815 to place your order.

dooley’s Water and Energy Solutions Inc

Ms. Erin FitzpatrickMr. Kenneth E. GoodenMrs. Marie Sommers GreggMs. Jolene M. Heinertdr. Michael HoganMr. and Mrs. Patrick C. Hoganleah l. Jones*Mr. and Mrs. Ryan J. longMs. Terri l. loperMs. Elizabeth S. MarshallMs. Kathy J. Menningadr. and Mrs. John R. MortonMrs. loErna Palmer Simpson

Mrs. Wanda F. Parker GivensMr. david RoembachMr. and Mrs. Michael M.

ShockleyMrs. Karen StaleyMr. brad TompkinsMrs. lorie A. UngerMr. and Mrs. Michael C. viceMs. dorothy T. WatkinsMr. Richard l. WebbMr. and Mrs. Clark C. WileyMrs. Frances R. WilliamsMr. and Mrs. Milton Willis

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alumni, Friends and Parents We gratefully acknowledge the alumni, parents and friends who generously supported Friends University between July 1, 2011, and June 30, 2012. Every gift is important and helps make it possible for the University to provide the best possible educational experience to each of our students.

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald T. AaronMr. and Mrs. George l. Adams IIIMr. James b. AdamsMr. and Mrs. larry AdamsMs. Trace A. ludwig AdkinsMr. William H. AdsitMrs. Treva l. AffentrangerMrs. Gina AguirreMr. and Mrs. Paul E. AilsliegerMr. donnie R. AkinMs. Jane G. AlbrightMr. Charles R. AldersonMr. david J. AlexanderMr. Earnest b. AlexanderMr. and Mrs. Eldon A. AlexanderMs. Rhetta J. AlexanderMr. delvin J. AllenMs. Karla M. AllenMr. Richard AllenMs. Rachel AlleyMrs. debra l. AllisonMr. Norval l. AllistonMrs. laurie b. AllowayMr. and Mrs. Alex G. AlvaradoMr. Jeffrey G. AlvaradoMr. and Mrs. Charles W. AmickMr. Randall M. AmosMrs. Sherrie G. AndersenMr. and Mrs. david AndersonMrs. Jane Andersondr. Jo Eagle Andersondr. Kenneth AndersonMrs. o. Aileen AndersonMr. Thornton E. Andersondr. Kenneth l. Andrew EstateMr. dirkson C. AnkerholzMr. and Mrs. Raymond l. Appeldr. and Mrs. T.J. ArantMr. Steven T. ArchambeauMr. and Mrs. bruce W. ArmstrongMr. david R. ArmstrongMr. david M. ArnoldMr. donald ArnoldMrs. Karen AskeroothMr. bernard M. AthertonMs. Georgette d. AtkinsonMr. J. Randall AtkissonMr. and Mrs. William H.

AufderHeydeMrs. Shirley AvantsMrs. Mary AvilaMr. John AxtellMs. Charlene Ayers

Mr. Mark G. AyeshMrs. Melanie S. baalmanMr. douglas baberMrs. Jennifer M. babitzkeMrs. Carol b. bakerMrs. E. louise bakerMrs. Joycina bakerMr. and Mrs. Kerry don bakerMrs. lisa R. bakerMr. Richard d. bakerMrs. Peggy baldwinMr. W. bruce balesMrs. Kristen F. ballMr. and Mrs. Karl ballardMs. Mallorie l. ballardMr. Mark A. bandreMs. Melea banman and Mr.

david oxleyMr. Ronald l. barberdr. and Mrs. david barbosaMr. James S. barcusMr. Stephen S. barcusMrs. deba A. barkerMs. Constance J. barnumMrs. Mindy C. barrMr. and Mrs. Gary J. bartakMs. Pamela J. bartonMr. Tom A. bassfordMr. Clinton J. bauerMr. Joseph S. bauerMrs. lena K. bauerdr. Elsie S. baukolMrs. vickie d. beamMr. William C. beaneHeber beardmore EstateMr. Robin W. bearrickMr. Thomas R. beatMr. Russell J. beattyMrs. Kay beauchesneMs. debbie Uden beckMr. and Mrs. larry A. beckerMr. leon bellMr. Merle l. bender*Mr. and Mrs. larry bennettMr. R. ben bennettMr. Quentin P. benningArline Seely benschMrs. Patricia J. bentleyMrs. Ellen Ginsburg berenMs. Ashley M. bergnerMr. and Mrs. Joseph bergquistMrs. Jolynn R. berkMrs. Mona M. berry

Mr. and Mrs. douglas J. berryman

Mr. and Mrs. larry bessMs. Shirley A. bessetteMr. Russell l. bestMrs. Carol A. biblerMr. Mark l. bigelowMr. and Mrs. Arthur binfordMr. and Mrs. Kenneth bishopMrs. donita F. blackwellbishop and Mrs. bruce P. blakeMr. and Mrs. Ken blankinshipMr. and Mrs. Steve blasdelMr. Aaron T. blaseMrs. Janay J. blomeMr. Carl G. boazMrs. betty l. bockelmandr. l. Kelsey bodeckerMr. Robert A. boeweMrs. Earline Faye boganMr. Matthew d. boilyMr. and Mrs. Michael W.

bolanderMr. and Mrs. E. Paul bolesMrs. Sharon l. bolinMrs. Pamela l. bollerMrs. doris E. bonhamMr. and Mrs. James bootsMr. and Mrs. Steve E. borchersdr. Carl l. boschultdr. and Mrs. J.W. bothwellMs. Amber S. bowlbyMrs. Helen I. bowserMr. and Mrs. Joseph A. boydMrs. lorraine P. boydMr. Clark E. boyerMs. Aimee d. boykindr. Kathryn M. boyleMs. Shelley A. bradburyMrs. Sandra bradfordMr. James E. bradleyMs. Terre d. bradshawMr. and Mrs. Kent A. brandMr. and Mrs. david branineMr. Joseph M. bravoMr. and Mrs. Keith brayMr. billy breckenridgeMs. linda bredengoodMr. and Mrs. larry breidensteinMs. Rebecca l. brennMr. and Mrs. Michael l.

brennemanMr. and Mrs. Kevin l. brightupdr. and Mrs. R. leroy brightupMr. and Mrs. Jimmy bristowMr. brent C. and Mrs. Heather A.

brittainMr. and Mrs. Clarence brixeyMs. Michelle l. brockMr. and Mrs. Robert J.

broeckelmanMrs. betsy brokerMrs. Tonya K. bronleeweMr. John R. brooks

Mrs. Kate S. brovontMr. James T. browerCecil and Mary brownMr. and Mrs. Connie b. brownMr. and Mrs. Floyd brown Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Jerry l. brownMrs. Kathy d. brownMrs. lucy A. brownMr. Randall brownMr. and Mrs. Roger F. brownMr. and Mrs. Stanley d. brownMr. and Mrs. Steven A. brownMr. and Mrs. Thomas W. brownMr. and Mrs. david brownleeMrs. Jean E. bryantMrs. Gail buchananMrs. Myrna l. buckleyMr. bruce W. buehlerMs. betty M. buerki*Mr. and Mrs. daniel J. buerkiMr. and Mrs.* lynn buerkiMs. linda K. buessMr. larry W. bullerMs. Rebecca J. buntonMr. and Mrs. Jon burbaMr. Glen A. burdickMr. and Mrs. Edward J. burdiekMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. burkMr. Jason d. burleyMr. and Mrs. C. bruce burnettMr. Sam burnettMrs. Pauline E. busbyMr. Richard l. busbyMr. Art buschMrs. velma A. butlerMs. deborah S. butnerMr. and Mrs. Stephen R. buxtonMrs. Iola CadwalladerMrs. Nancy S. CalkinsMr. douglas A. CallMrs. Karen K. CallMr. Samuel d. CameronAlfred and Sara CampbellMr. and Mrs. lewis G. CampbellMr. Charles CanfieldMr. and Mrs. Ronald b. CappsMr. Ronald l. CappsMs. Cynthia C. CarnahanMr. and Mrs. daniel M. CarneyMs. Elizabeth A. CarnsMr. and Mrs. Alfred A. CaroMrs. Edwinna C. CarpMr. John N. CarrMr. Alden CarterMs. Mary lin CarterMrs. Mary Ruth CartyMr. and Mrs. Paul l. CaseyMr. and Mrs. C. G. ChackoMrs. Mildred ChaillandMrs. barbara ChambersMr. and Mrs. douglas ChambersMr. larry S. ChanceMr. and Mrs. Steve ChanceMr. and Mrs. v. E. Chance


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Mrs. Sheryl J. dickMr. and Mrs. dan diepenbrockMrs. Pamela M. dietzMr. Steve M. dillardMr. and Mrs. Albert l. dilleyMs. Marcia M. dillonMrs. Kelly S. dilsaverMr. J. Wayne diltsMrs. Paula M. dinkelRosemary distifan EstateMrs. luelma ditto*Ms. Joan M. doddsMr. Mark G. doddsMr. and Mrs. Randall doerksenMr. david l. dohertyMr. Roch E. doldMr. Kent N. dollMr. dennis T. domenMr. david R. dondlingerMr. and Mrs. Paul l. donham Jr.Ms. Teresa dorpinghausdr. and Mrs. William b. dorseyMr. Kent E. douglasMr. Norman E. douglasMrs. Connie l. douthittdr. and Mrs. G. Robert doveMrs. J. l. downingMr. Richard J. downsMr. Ronald d. doyleMrs. Wanda M. drakeMr. and Mrs. daniel J. dreilingdr. brian E. drewMrs. Sabrina M. duckettMs. luetta duerksenMr. Timothy S. duggerMr. douglas l. duncanMr. and Mrs. Gary W. duncanMrs. Mina J. duncanMs. Whilemenia duncanRev. Floyd R. dunlapMr. and Mrs. Kenton A. dunnMr. and Mrs. Wesley duweMr.* and Mrs. Herbert C. dyckMr. and Mrs. Harold EarnestMrs. Reta l. EasleyMr. Chuck W. EatonMr. dustin R. EbaughMr. Samuel G. EberlyMrs. C. S. EbertMr. brad A. EckMr. Stephen l. EckMrs. Karen K. EckhardtMs. Jennifer EdwardsMrs. Joan EdwardsMr. Craig Ehlertlarry and Jerree EhrlichCol. James S. Eicherdr. Gretchen Eick and Rev.

Michael PoageMr. linn EignusMs. Helen I. EllemanMrs. Janet E. ElliottMrs. lorna S. ElliottMr. and Mrs. Walter d. Ellis

Mrs. Toni d. EnfieldMs. Erin E. EnnsMrs. Joan A. EricksonMrs. Cleo l. ErnstMrs. Frances ErvinMr. and Mrs. leon b. ErwinMr. and Mrs. Robert P. Erwin Jr.Mr. Joel d. Estesdeedee EvansJuanita M. Evans EstateMrs. Marianna K. EvansMr. Charles S. EvensonMs. Margaret d. EversMr. Ron Eyres and Mrs. orpha

EyresMrs. Mary lou FalconbridgeMiss Staci l. FarberMs. Nancy J. FarinolaMr. larry d. FarmerMrs. lynette A. FarrMs. Christine l. FaulkMr. J. Michael FaustMs. Katherine R. Fenskydr. Kevin A. FentonMr. and Mrs. Richard b. FergusonMrs. diane FerrellMrs. Gary T. FiebachMrs. Jean M. FinchMr. and Mrs. Sy FischerMs. beverly F. FisherMr. and Mrs. Rick FitzgeraldMs. Erin FitzpatrickMs. Marilyn M. FitzsimmonsMr. and Mrs. Robert FlahartyMr. and Mrs. Chris l. Flatterydr. daniel J. Fleeman*Ms. Amber d. FlemingMrs. dianne M. FlemingGick and debbie ott FlemingMr. John R. FlemingMr. and Mrs. Tomas J. FlemingMrs. vivian FlemingMr. and Mrs. Jack FlesherMrs. Robin d. FlesherMr. and Mrs. don FlickingerMrs. Kate FloryMr. donald A. ForsterMr. Tony l. FortnerMrs. deanne FortneyMr. Richard ForwalderMr. donald P. FothMr. and Mrs. lawrence J. FothMrs. donna J. FoxMrs. Hollie b. FoxMrs. Jacqueline S. FoxMr. and Mrs. Robert l. FrahmMr. James l. FranciscoMr. and Mrs. Frank M. FrazeeMr. and Mrs. douglas N.

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Mr. and Mrs. larry G. ChaneyMr. bill C. ChastainMr. Craig W. ChastainMrs. Marcella K. ChavezMr. and Mrs. Gerald R. ChelgrenRev. Charles J. ChipmanMs. Tina d. ChittimMr. Ken ChrapkowskiTerry ChrapkowskiMr. Casey W. ChristoffersonMrs. Elaine M. ClarkRev. Ernest ClarkMs. Heidi Carter ClarkMr. Timothy K. ClarkMr. Troy M. ClarkMr. Harold d. ClayMr. Roy ClevengerMrs. Joan Mortimer ClineMrs. Teresa l. Neal ClineMrs. leAne CloudMr. and Mrs. Kim E. CloweMs. Marilyn CoatsMr. barry R. CobbMrs. Gail CobbMr. Raymond E. CochraneMrs. linda CoffeyMs. Ramah R. CoffmanMrs. Pamela R. Cogburndoug and Suzanne CoinMr. and Mrs. Jack ColeMs. Geneva ColemanMr. George W. ColemanMrs. Nelda ColemanMs. brandi E. CollinsMrs. Jane E. CollinsworthMrs. Mary C. ComstockMs. Terri l. ConnerMs. Jackie l. ConnetMrs. olive P. ConradGlen and doris ConyersMrs. Kim l. Cookdr. and Mrs. Thomas H. CookMr. Horace E. CoonMr. david A. CooperMrs. Evonne CooperMr. Gregory E. CooperMr. and Mrs. Steve CopelandMr. Michael J. CorriganMr. derrick M. CorsoMs. Nancy A. CorwinMrs. Nicole l. CoryMr. david CosloyMrs. Carol A. CoulterMr. drew M. Courtneydr. Robert d. CowanMr. and Mrs. david CowsillMr. david E. CoxMr. Matthew Smith and dr. Kara

d. CoxRev. and Mrs. Sheldon F. CoxMr. and Mrs. Thomas E. CoxMr. doug A. CragerMs. Kelee l. CragerMr. david d. Cranmer

Mr. and Mrs. Gary J. CrawfordMrs. Jan l. CrawfordMrs. Sheryl A. CrawfordMrs. Kimberly d. CrenshawMr. Major CribbsMr. Thomas R. CrislerMs. Carolyn A. CroftMr. John N. CroftMr. and Mrs. Kevin CronkletonMs. Kathy Crossendr. Ernest W. Crow*Mr. William R. CrowMr. Charles K. Crumdr. diana CubbageMr. John F. CummingsMrs. Shirley A. CummingsMr. and Mrs. Craig CurryMrs. laney d. CurryMrs. Arnetia CurtisMr. and Mrs. bob dalbomMrs. Hazel M. dalbomMrs. lucille daleyMr. Patrick W. daleydr. david dalkeMr. Kevin S. dankoMr. and Mrs. Michael darbyshireMr. and Mrs. Frank W. darlandMr. and Mrs. Todd G. davidsonMs. Ashley A. davisMr. and Mrs. Christopher davisRev. Ellen R. davisRev. Grant E. davisMr. and Mrs. Jerald W. davisRev. Jeremy S. davisMrs. Kristine l. davisMr. and Mrs. larry E. davisMrs. Marilyn l. davisdr. and Mrs. Richard E. davisMr. and Mrs. Robert A. davisMr. louis R. dawkinsdr. James l. dayMrs. Jennifer R. de los SantosMr. Jack P. deboerMr. and Mrs. lance A. deckingerMr. Harold deetsMr. Wally E. deffenbaughMrs. dianne Y. deGoodMrs. Karen S. deGrazioMrs. Erin E. degrootMrs. Ella deinesMr. Jay dellingMs. linda M. delongMr. Tom G. delongMr. and Mrs. Curt demuthMrs. Jerri l. dennettMr. and Mrs. Theodore H. dennisMr. and Mrs. Greg A. dentonMr. and Mrs. david d. depewMr. Edward P. desPlasMr. Henry b. devaderJuanita M. dewey EstateMrs. Frances Foster dewildeMr. Tracy S. dibleMrs. Mildred dick

Rev. laura E. FrickerMr. donald W. FriesenMs. Rae vella FriesenMr. and Mrs. bill FrommMs. Glenda R. FryeMr. Justus H. FugateMs. Patricia A. Fullerdr. Roger d. FullerMr. david l. FunkMr. Ralph l. FunkMrs. Marvis M. GaddieMrs. Terri J. GaeddertMrs. Franklin d. GainesMr. dean GambleMs. Norma lee GambleMrs. Stephanie M. GarciaMr. and Mrs. Garnet GarnerMr. and Mrs. Jack l. GarrenMrs. deanna Hulse GarringerMr. and Mrs. Russell A. GartonMr. Kenneth G. GarverMs. Cappy J. GaschlerMr. and Mrs. Kenneth GasperMrs. donia R. GatewoodMr. and Mrs. Glenn Gatherslee and beverly GattonMr. Rodney l. GayAnita M. George EstateMr. Mark W. Gibbsdrs. dona and Richard l. GibsonMr. Walt GickMrs. Miriam GieseMr. and Mrs. Robert d. GiesenMr. and Mrs. John F. GilbertMs. Constance A. GileMrs. Sharon GilgesMs. Carole A. GillMrs. Carolyn K. GilmoreMs. Amanda GilpinMr. and Mrs. A. Neil GinestMrs. Wanda F. Parker GivensMr. and Mrs. lamont T. GleasonMr. Glen E. GlidewellMs. Mary beth GloverMr. and Mrs. Robert GoebelMrs. Catherine E. GoeringMr. Scott M. GolayMr. louis GollinMrs. Tracy l. GonzalesMrs. Mildred G. GoodMr. Kenneth E. GoodenMr. Terry K. GoodnightMr. Paul A. GoodpasterMr. Raymond l. Goodpasturedr. and Mrs. W. dale GoodrichMr. and Mrs. larry GoodwinMs. Sharon GoodwinMr. and Mrs. Carl GordonMr. and Mrs. Nolan GoreWally and Charlene GorrellMr. and Mrs. Timothy GoschaMr. olen R. Gowens*Mrs. beulah GraberMr. and Mrs. Jack l. Graber

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GreenwoodMr. and Mrs. Gary G. GreerMrs. Marie Sommers GreggMr. and Mrs. Jason l. GregoryMr. Richard E. GregoryMr. and Mrs. Rocky G. GregoryMr. and Mrs. Roger GregoryMr. Gerald l. GribbleMrs. Carolyn E. GrierMrs. Janet S. GrieveMrs. Helen GriffinMr. Ronald GriffinMrs. dee Ann GrimMr. douglas l. GrimmRev. and Mrs. Walter GristMr. Alan GriswoldMr. and Mrs. Steve GroningaMrs. M. Jean GrossMrs. Mika K. White GrossMrs. Gladys GrovesMr. and Mrs. Galen E. GrundMrs. Carolyn E. GuinanMs. Kathi GurleyMr. Clifford W. GurneyMr. Harris GutmacherMr. and Mrs. Roy HadenChuck* and Jan HadleyMrs. Pamela HaightMr. William C. HaislipMr. Gary W. HaldermanMrs. Michelle A. HaleMr. Neal A. HallMs. Maxine HallerMr. J. Fred HambrightMr. and Mrs. Edward P. HamiltonMs. Janice E. HamiltonMr. Craig HamlinMrs. Cherie E. brigman HamplMr. Edwin l. HancockMr. Trevor J. HandsMs. Mary M. HannemannMs. Patricia J. HannemannMr. and Mrs. Jon K. HannerMr. and Mrs. Jayson A. HanschuMr. duane M. HansenMr. and Mrs. Jim HansenWilfred M. Hansen EstateMs. vicki l. HardawayMrs. beverly J. HardenMr. donald l. HarderMs. Cheryl A. HardestyMr. Jerry d. HardinNeil and Judith HarmonRev. and Mrs. Stephen HarmonMs. Mary M. HarmsMs. Tiffany Harper

Ms. Sharon l. HarriganMrs. Janet J. HarringtonMr. Andrew l. HarrisMr. Gregory A. HarrisMs. lauren T. HarrisMrs. Saundra N. HarrisMrs. Wilma R. HartMr. Philip b. HartleyMr. and Mrs. Keith E. HartmanRev. and Mrs. Eldon HarzmanMrs. linda l. HaskinsMr. Kirk Hastingsl. Cleone Hatfield EstateRev. and Mrs. John J. HavensMr. Robert d. HawkinsMrs. Ardeth HawthorneMr. William A. HayesMrs. barbara J. HaynesMr. and Mrs. Neil S. HaysMr. donald d. HeacockMr. and Mrs. daniel J. HeathMr. and Mrs. daniel R. Hechtdr. and Mrs. C. larry HeckMrs. Jennie M. HeckMr. dale A. HeckmanMrs. Jean A. HedstromMs. dorothy HeidebrechtRev. darrell E. HeidnerMr. and Mrs. Chris HeilmannMr. and Mrs. Charles W.

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HetheringtonMrs. Ruth E. HetheringtonMrs. Charissa A. HicksMr. and Mrs. Allan HigdonMrs. luanne HildebrandtMr. Edward C. HillMr. and Mrs. Wendell F. HillMrs. Kathleen R. HilyardMrs. lisa M. Hilyard

Mr. bill HimebaughMs. Jeri G. HinkleMr. and Mrs. Galen HinshawMr. and Mrs. Harlan HinshawMrs. verlin Hinshawdr. and Mrs. Marvin d. HintenE. Janet Hinther EstateRev. david M. HitchcockMs. Jean M. HiteMs. lisa HittleMs. Pamla K. HoadleyMr. Paul l. HodsonMrs. lynn l. HoeltingMrs. vicki A. Hoeltingdr. Michael HoganMr. and Mrs. Patrick C. HoganMs. laura l. HoggMrs. Helen M. HoisingtonMr. Robert J. HolderMr. and Mrs. Tom l. HollandMs. Irene l. HolleyMr. Michael l. HollimonMr. and Mrs. James HollingerMrs. Gina E. HollingsheadMr. and Mrs. Stephen A.

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HousholderMr. Clint v. HowardMr. James W. Howarddr. Kembra l. Howdeshelldrs. Wayne and Sandra

HowdeshellMs. beverly J. HoweMs. Wilma M. HoweMs. Kathryn HowellMrs. Jeanette HoyMr. Anthony C. HubbardMr. and Mrs. Charles W. HubbardMrs. Theresa R. HubbardMr. Michael l. HuddlesonMs. debra E. HuddlestonMrs. Alisha l. HudsonMs. Shawna HudsonMr. M. Preston Hughes IIIMr. and Mrs. Randy F. HughesMr. Curtis HuittMr. Robert G. HullMr. Connie M. Hullet


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Roger F. AhrensMrs. Arlita R. HummelkeMr. duane M. HundMr. and Mrs. bJ HuntMr. Cory HuntMs. Sue HuntMrs. Wilma HuntEugene F. Huntley EstateMs. Karen l. HuntleyMr. Chris A. HurleyMrs. and Mrs. William l. HusMrs. Susan G. HusseyMr. and Mrs. George HutchensMs. Abby J. Hutsondr. Jace W. HyderMiss Sandra K. HysomMrs. virginia l. IrelandMrs. denise R. IrmingerMr. and Mrs. Robert M. IrvinMr. Mohammad K. IslamMr. and Mrs. James H. IwigMr. and Mrs. Willis d. JacksonMr. John E. JacobsMs. Margaret J. JacobsMr. Richard R. JacobyMs. b. Eileen JahnkeMr. and Mrs. Wayne A. JalenakMrs. Rachel A. JansenMr. and Mrs. Garlon l. JarnaginMrs. bonnie l. JarvisMrs. Ursula M. JarvisMs. Jennifer l. JayMr. leroy d. JeffersMr. Christopher J. JeffersonMs. Jenelle JefferyMr. and Mrs. Kermit JefferyMr. and Mrs. Maurice W. JefferyMr. James JemmersonMr. J. Russell JenningsMrs. Patricia JensenMr. and Mrs. James JerdeMrs. Anna M. JeterMs. Jennifer l. JohnsonMr. Jeremy E. JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Joe W. JohnsonMrs. Margaret M. JohnsonMartin JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Melville M. JohnsonMrs. Patricia E. JohnsonMr. Robert d. JohnsonMr. Robert l. JohnsonMs. Terri S. JohnsonMrs. Alice M. JohnstonMrs. doris JolleyMr. Gerald E. JolleyMr. F. Richard JonesMr. George R. JonesMs. Helen C. JonesMr. Jeffery d. JonesMs. Jennifer K. JonesMr. and Mrs. John E. Jones

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Ms. Mary Kay Kitchensdr. Joyce SimonMrs. Marilyn SimonMr. Joe A. SimpsonMrs. loErna Palmer SimpsonMr. Ronald C. SinclairCol. and Mrs. Nolan SingerMr. Milton G. SitesMiss Jill SkinnerMr. Monte R. SlavenMs. Judith SlawsonMr. dave and dr. Kathy SlempMr. and Mrs. david C. SloanMrs. barbara C. SmithMrs. brenda d. Harvey SmithMr. and Mrs. Charles M. SmithMr. dennis E. SmithMr. donald W. SmithMrs. Elizabeth SmithMr. Ernest l. SmithGordon and Joan Smithdr. and Mrs. James b. SmithMrs. Janet l. Clark SmithMrs. Jeanne l. SmithMr. Kelly Smithdr. lewis A. SmithMrs. Marie A. SmithMr. Max l. Smithdr. and Mrs. McClure l. SmithMrs. Nedra Jane SmithMr. and Mrs. Paul W. SmithMr. Richard d. SmithMr. and Mrs. Robert S. SmithMrs. Shirley J. SmithMr. and Mrs. lyle Smith GraybealMr. and Mrs. Creighton A.

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Mr. and Mrs. lewis SnyderMs. Wanda P. SnyderMs. Ginger A. SommersMs. Joan SondergardMr. and Mrs. Matt SoubaMrs. Katie M. SouthworthMrs. Jean M. SpitzerMr. Jeremy SpringMrs. debra J. SpringerMr. dennis R. StaffordMr. and Mrs. Steven StaffordMr. Mark W. StaffordMs. Carolyn StahlMrs. Ruth StahlMr. don b. StahrFred and Norma StakerMrs. Karen StaleyMr. and Mrs. dean StandsMr. and Mrs. Eugene StandsMr. and Mrs. Patrick Stanleydr. and Mrs. Marshall StantonMrs. Carol F. StarrMrs. Caroline C. StaufferMr. and Mrs. Richard StaufferMr. and Mrs. dale d. SteebyMr. Mitchell R. SteffenMr. Eddie R. StegallMr. Jamey S. SteinMrs. beverly Hoch SteinelMr. Gordon R. SteinkraussMrs. Marsha A. StenholmMr. and Mrs. Eugene l. StenzelMr. and Mrs. William l. StephensMs. Kelly StephensonMs. linda Cox StephensonMr. Michael E. StevenMs. Kayleen StevensMr. and Mrs. douglas StewartMr. and Mrs. Albert W. StewartMrs. Zay StewartMr. and Mrs. Travis StippMrs. Mary lou Yaggy StockdaleMrs. doris Stogsdill ScottMr. and Mrs. Eric d. StoneMr. James R. StoneMs. lorene H. Stonedr. Marjorie StoneMr. and Mrs. Tom StranghonerMr. Michael b. StricklandMr. Sam W. StricklandMr. and Mrs. Arden d. StroleMr. and Mrs. Steven l. StrootMr. and Mrs. John P. StrunkMr. and Mrs. John W. StruthersMs. Reta M. StuartMr. and Mrs. douglas d. Stukeyvirgil and Thelma StukeyMrs. Sally SturgesMr. Kenneth E. Stutzman Jr.Mr. Gaston o. SuarezMrs. Milisa G. Suckowdr. and Mrs. F. v. SullivanMs. Jennifer J. SummerowMr. and Mrs. Glen Summervill


Mr. and Mrs. James W. RatzlaffMrs. Sue RayMs. Charlene ReadyMrs. linda l. ReazinMr. and Mrs. James o. RedickRev. and Mrs. Mitchell l. ReeceMs. Ann T. ReedMrs. dawn A. ReedMr. and Mrs. Harry ReedRay and dottie Reed EstateMr. Richard l. ReeveMr. Earl J. ReevesMr. James l. ReganMr. and Mrs. bruce J. ReichmuthMrs. Stephanie l. ReifMr. and Mrs. Mark A. ReischMrs. lynae d. ReithMs. Jerri K. RemingtonMr. and Mrs. Jeffery RempelMrs. lecia K. RetterMr. and Mrs. don A. ReyMr. Ronald l. ReynoldsMrs. Pamela J. Rhodesdr. Philip G. RhodesMr. lynn RiceMr. Willard W. RiceMs. Janice l. RichMs. lynda M. RichMrs. Catherine R. RichardsonMs. Rozetia M. Richardsondr. bill T. RidgewayMrs. Carol A. RiegelMr. James R. Riley Jr.Mrs. beth Rhoads Rinerdr. Warren F. Rinerdr. and Mrs. Cecil J. RineyMr. and Mrs. Frank l. RinkeMs. Kristin S. RinneMrs. Elaine RisleyMr. and Mrs. John A. RitterMrs. brenda K. RitterlingMr. larry d. Robbinsbeverly A. Roberts EstateMs. Carol RobertsMr. and Mrs. dale l. RobertsMr. and Mrs. Edwin l. RobertsMr. James l. RobertsMrs. Judith l. Robertsdr. Kent R. RobertsMrs. Teresa M. RobertsMr. and Mrs. Jack A. RobinsonMr. and Mrs. lloyd RobinsonMs. Shirley J. RobinsonMr. and Mrs. Timothy E.

RobitailleMrs. Anitra RockMr. david RoembachMrs. donna E. RoembachMr. donald W. RogusMs. RoxAnn R. RooneyMr. leonard RopfogelMr.* and Mrs. Raymond

RosenhagenMr. and Mrs. dennis M. Ross

dr. and Mrs. Robert H. RossMr. and Mrs. W.S. RossMrs. Nancy A. RothMr. Charles E. RoushMr. and Mrs. Michael C. Rowe Sr.Mrs. Crystal A. RowellMr. Kale b. RowleyMr. Terry R. RudkinMrs. Kristy R. RupeMr. and Mrs. Neal d. RuscoMrs. Anne M. RushMr. and Mrs. Harold R. RushMrs. leona F. RushMrs. barbara RussellMrs. Sondra RussellMr. Allen RutherfordMr. H. J. RuvalcabaMrs. lisa G. RyanMrs. Jo Ellen Ryderdr. and Mrs. Al SaberMr. and Mrs. George SaghbeneMr. Jack l. Sanborndrs. Mark and Karlene SanbornMrs. linda I. SandersMs. Crystal l. SandersonMiss dorothy M. SandquistMr. and Mrs. Emil F. SavaianoMr. Roger A. ScalesMr. and Mrs. Edward SchadeMrs. lori G. SchartzMrs. debra A. ScheerMr. and Mrs. Mike SchierlingJ. Hollis Schindler EstateMr. and Mrs. Cecil SchlotthauerMr. brock SchmidtMr. Craig J. SchmidtMs. Elizabeth A. SchmidtMr. and Mrs. Greg SchmidtMr. Robert J. SchmidtMr. Stanley G. SchmidtMr. and Mrs. vincent l. SchmidtMrs. Kay l. SchmittMs. dixie SchoepfMr. and Mrs. victor E. SchragMr. Kurt A. SchremmerMrs. Pamela J. SchroederMr. and Mrs. Ernest F. SchroerMrs. Amelia SchulkeMrs. Marcia b. SchultzMr. Grant E. SchumakerMs. Kimberly K. SchwartzMrs. Stacy l. SchwartzMrs. Ruth SchweitzerMr. Richard A. SchweningerMs. Carol l. ScottMr. larry l. ScottMs. linda l. ScottMr. and Mrs. lynn H. ScottMrs. Mary C. ScottMs. Syndee l. ScribnerMr. Carl W. SebitsMr. Tony SegoviaMr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Sehl Jr.Roger and dana Seifert

A resident of the J.R. and Gertrude Smith Apartments hands out Halloween candy to young trick-or-treaters during Trick or Treat Off the Street in October. Students living in residence halls, apartments and houses host the night of fun along with the Office of community and Residential Development.

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Mr. George M. vanceMrs. Julie A. vancurenMs. Jane vaniman ThompsonMr. and Mrs. lyle vannahmenMrs. Glenda J. vanSantMrs. lola M. vassarMrs. deborah l. vaughnMr. Aaron K. veatchMr. and Mrs. John veesartMrs. Ann M. vernonMr. and Mrs. Michael C. viceMr. George P. viegelmann Jr.Mrs. Ruth E. vietsdr. and Mrs. donald S. vincentMr. brian T. visserMr. James M. voegeliMr. and Mrs. Paul voncannonMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. voranMrs. linda l. vossMr. Kenneth A. WaegenerMrs. deanna WaggamanMr. and Mrs. Kenneth WagnonMrs. lois I. WalcottMr. and Mrs. Patrick F. WaldenMr. Richard l. WalkerMs. Melissa S. WallMrs. dwane l. Wallace*Mr. and Mrs. Quentin WallaceMrs. Florence Marie WalterMr. darrell l. WaltersMs. Marilyn K. WaltonMs. virginia l. WaltonMs. Gwen d. WardMr. Myron W. WardMr. Rusty WarkinsMr. and Mrs. billy d. WarnerMr. daniel A. WarnerMr. and Mrs. Glen A. WarnerMr. and Mrs. Kevin lee WarnerMr. and Mrs. Wayne WarnerMrs. becky A. WarrenMs. brenda K. WarrenMs. dianne E. WarrenRev. and Mrs. Robert N. WarrenMrs. Sarah d. WasheeMs. dorothy T. WatkinsMrs. Marciana WatsonMr. and Mrs. Norman b. WatsonMrs. Patricia A. WattRev. George W. WattenbargerMs. Kathleen G. WattsMr. and Mrs. lorel R. WattsMrs. Marcia WaughMrs. Patti WaymanMr. brent d. WeaverMr. Gordon T. WebbMr. Richard l. Webbdr.* and Mrs. david WeberMr. and Mrs. John R. WeberMrs. Paula WeberMrs. verna S. WeberMrs. Catherine R. WebsterMr. and Mrs. dwight d. Wehner

Mr. Michael C. WeigandMr. lloyd WeishaarMrs. Nellie WeissGen. and Mrs. larry d. WelchMrs. Marilyn l. Wellsdr. david J. WendellMr. and Mrs. Kevin J. WendlerMr. and Mrs. James WengerMr. and Mrs. omar l. WespeMrs. donna J. WesthoffMrs. Heather A. WestonMrs. Charla WheelerMrs. opal WheelerMr. and Mrs. Jerry WheelockMs. JaTonna WhislerMs. Connie R. WhiteMs. Ruth M. WhiteMr. Scott A. WhiteMr. and Mrs. Wayne l. WhiteMr. and Mrs. Phil WhitemanMr. Roosevelt WhitersMr. Tom WhitneyMs. l. Carlene WhitneyMr. and Mrs. darrell R. WhitneyMr. and Mrs. Aaron Wiechmandr. devon H. WiensMr. Glenn A. WiensMs. debra J. WigginsMrs. Jean E. WikleMs. Terry l. WilbornMr. and Mrs. Clark C. WileyMs. Shirley A. WilkensMr. Nathan d. WilkeyMr. and Mrs. Sam WilkeyMs. donna J. WilkinsMr. and Mrs. Ronald K. WillfordMrs. Caroline A. WilliamsMrs. Frances R. WilliamsMrs. Kelley K. WilliamsMrs. Melynnie WilliamsMr. Trenton d. WilliamsMr. and Mrs. Milton WillisMr. l. barrick Wilson Jr.Mrs. Cheryl K. WilsonMr. and Mrs. Ronald K. WilsonMrs. Shannon R. WilsonMr. Ray Winchesterdr. and Mrs. Arthur WindholzJim and lyndy WineMr. and Mrs. John R. Wine Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Gary A. WinfreyMr. and Mrs. Aaron C. WinterMrs. Wyquita M. WintonMrs. Mignon A. WirtMr. Gary K. WiseRev. Juanita M. WisemanMr. brian WitteMrs. Paulette Grate Woellhofdr. bryan WohlwendMrs. Sandra K. WoleyMr. and Mrs. J. Gary WolfMr. and Mrs. Noble l. Wolfdr. and Mrs. Patrick G. WolfMr. david E. Wolfe

Ms. Hazel A. SupriMr. Eugene W. SuterMs. linda F. SuttonMrs. Patricia SuttonMr. Rodney H. SuttonMrs. Effie A. SwainMrs. brenda K. SwansonMr. Jay d. SwansonMr. Marvin E. SwimMr. and Mrs. John E. SwinehartMr. Ronald d. SwopesMrs. Kay Harrison TaberMr. M. Mike TakashimaMrs. Sally TalbotMr. Matthew S. TannehillMr. and Mrs. bruce E. TarletskyMr. and Mrs. Costy S. TarletskyMr. Gary l. TatonMrs. brenda Taylordr. and Mrs. John W. TaylorMr. Justin W. TaylorMr. and Mrs. R. Patrick TaylorMr. and Mrs. Ronald R. TeelMr. Ethan J. TempleMr. and Mrs. david TerhuneMs. Connie E. ThieleMr. Richard E. ThiessenMr. and Mrs. Walt H. ThompsonMr. Charles M. ThompsonMs. debbie A. ThompsonMs. Elma ThompsonMr.* and Mrs. Rex l. ThompsonMrs. Mary Ann ThompsonMr. and Mrs. bob d. Thompsonbrian and Kristyn ThorMr. and Mrs. Timothy ThornburgMrs. dyan M. ThorntonMs. Michelle TieszenMrs. Patty l. Tieszen

Mr. and Mrs. Alex TilmaMrs. Renee J. TjadenMrs. Uthona l. ToleMrs. Ellene TompkinsMr. brad TompkinsMr. danny ToppsMr. Chad W. TormeyMs. Susan ToutzMrs. Jessica A. TownsMrs. Sue TownsMrs. Joan J. TracyMs. Katherine M TramelMs. Joan l. TregellasMr. and Mrs. Christopher J.

TrethewayMr. Neil o. Trickeydavid H. Tripp EstateMs. Mary A. TrissalMr. Harry A. TroopMr. and Mrs. Mark TroyerMrs. Rosetta TroyerMrs. betty J. TurkleMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey l. TurnerMrs. Joan C. TurnerMr. and Mrs. larry Tweetdr. becky TwietmeyerMr. Jed l. TysonMr. Archibong UkoefresoMrs. Kara J. UlmenMs. Amy l. UnderwoodMr. david W. UnderwoodMrs. Inez M. UnderwoodMs. Martha UnderwoodMrs. lorie A. UngerMrs. Marilyn A. UngerMr. Trevis K. UngerMr. dan P. UnruhMs. Janice K. UrieMr. Herbert van Gieson


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Friends University staff, faculty and students unload a truck filled with bags of donated toys as part of the 20th annual Salvation Army Service Day. Since 1992 the University has closed offices for most of one day in December to help the Salvation Army prepare for its holiday distribution to families in need.

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1930Janet denton Hinther*

1934Faye bertholf McCoy

1938Maxine lash Millsap

1939lois Renner Andrew*Walt S. Gickbeulah McClellan GraberEllsworth Young

1940Aileen AndersonKenneth l. Andrew*luelma Park ditto*Helen Gross HoisingtonSheila McGinnis Phillips

1941Mary Freeman MahoneyJean Moore Meenen

1942Robert d. CowanErnest W. Crow*Ruby Walker Pike

1943Jennie Walker HeckMary Anna PinnickMarvin E. SwimEllene Smith TompkinsJohn d. Woollems

1944Juanita devore dewey*louanne Myers luehrmannHarry Reeddonna Whitwam RoembachMary lou Yaggy Stockdalebetty J. TurkleRuth Paulin viets

1945lucille daleyRobert J. Holdervelma Nelson Morzlewis Andrew Smith

1946Mona Harvey berrybetty Mae buerki*Wilma brazill McleanMildred Stauffer PattersonMaribel Poundstoneopal devore Wheeler

1947Elsie Sata baukolIola Powell CadwalladerJohn Norman CroftNana Tomita davisKate Charles FloryAnita Wheeler George*Charles Wayne HamptonEarl Edmond MinorJune Kuechenmeister MooreHarold lynus olmsteaddoris Stogsdill Scott

Marjorie StoneMike Takashima

1948betty Pehde bockelmanFloyd N. brownMary baker brownAlbert l. dilleyJaneva K. GristWalter GristJohn Rufus HendersonJewell Fritz HenrichsAnnabelle bowers HinshawRobert James Pricebeth Rhoads RinerIrma Ready Shelleydonald Swift vincent

1949Jo Eagle AndersonKeith brayRobert A. davisFrances Foster dewildeRosemary Middleton distifan*Floyd R. dunlapEloyse Morgan FrazeeHarris GutmacherCleone beckner Hatfield*John J. HavensRebah Cross Hubbarddoris Kerr JolleyGeorge Q. lauterbachMarjorie brightup MorganKenneth d. PenningtonNedra Andree SmithPat Snap SuttonInez Newman UnderwoodGeorge W. Wattenbarger

1950bernard M. AthertonCarol burt bakerJoycina day bakerMerle l. bender*Carl l. boschultThelma dunfield brayvelma A. butlerElla Klassen deinesJohn R. FlemingMary vivian Newby FlemingFrank M. FrazeeHarold Wendell FrenchCurtis HuittArleta Hinshaw HumboltGerald E. JolleyJames Edward McAfeeRoscoe R. MessengerHoward d. NellisPhyllis McGuire PriceErnest l. SmithZay West StewartJohn W. StruthersPatty Parks Tieszen

1951Charles W. AmickCecil M. brown

Randall brownEdwinna Combs CarpMajor CribbsHerbert C. dyck*Kenneth G. Garverolen Ross Gowens*Ardeth Wagner HawthorneCharles W. HubbardGeorge Hutchensbonnie Mcdaniel JarvisMartin E. JohnsonRoberta Allen leiningerFrances dickinson owenHarold G. PerryFloyd H. Pricebill T. RidgewayWarren F. Rinerlola lindamood Struthers

1952larry G. ChaneyHelen Irene EllemanRalph l. Funkvirginia bayha IrelandRuth Griffith Kablerdon I. MardockFrank Joseph MauroJohn Shigeru NiwaH. J. Joe RuvalcabaHollis Schindler*Theresa A. SchlotthauerReta Maurine StuartUthona lou day ToleHarry A. Troop

1953david J. AlexanderClinton J. bauerMarjorie Glines brownPaul leRoy CaseyGail Greenup CobbWilliam R. CrowShirley Ann CummingsMildred Rush dickIris Richardson EbertEmma Mansfield FlickingerMarjorie Koonce Harmondonald d. HeacockJoan Carey HouseMaurice W. JefferyJohn R. lemmonsElbert lewisbonnie day Marshalldavid McCutcheon*Cecil J. RineyF. victor victor SullivanWyquita Kearns Winton

1954donald ArnoldPaul bolesJoseph A. boydErnest Clarkdavid d. Cranmervirginia Hancock downingdon Flickinger

alumniThe lifeblood of the University, alumni are a vital and valuable part of Friends’ past and its future. We are grateful to the individuals and their classmates who helped make the Friends’ experience possible for today’s students.


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dr. and Mrs. Fredric WolinskyMrs. Krisyn l. WoodMrs. Michele l. WoodMr. and Mrs. Randon E. WoodardMr. and Mrs. C. Patrick Woodsdr. and Mrs. R. bruce WoodsMs. Rosanne WoolfMr. John d. WoollemsMrs. denise A. WorleyMr. Joseph d. WrayMr. Thomas l. WrayMr. and Mrs. Hervey W. Wright IIIMr. orville G. WrightMrs. Tina M. WrightMrs. Melva Kay Wulfdr. and Mrs. William H. WunderMr. Charles WurthMr. James C. WuthnowMrs. Rachael l. Wyethdr. and Mrs. Tor Wynn

Mr. Allan M. Wynnedr. Guangqiu XuMrs. Amy C. YarnallMr. and Mrs. Roger d. YatesMr. Jerry d. YearyMs. Ching Y. YeungMs. Patricia YorgensenRev. A. Ellsworth YoungMs. Elizabeth H. YoungMr. Walter YoungMs. Patricia A. YoungmanMs. AnnMaria YoussefMr. Noel ZahnMr. Michael J. ZajkowskiMrs. Amy J. ZergerMr. ben H. Zickefoose Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Joe ZimmermanMs. vanessa C. ZimmermanMr. leon J. ZoglmanMr. and Mrs. Roger E. Zwemke

* deceased

don A. FredericksSteve l. HarmonEva Jean HaysNeil S. Haysleah lou Hogan Jones*Charles J. ottPatricia beckett ott*William E. Rathbundorothy Houston SchragHerbert van Gieson

1955Mary Jane AppelRaymond l. AppelArthur binfordHelen bledsoe bowserJohn N. CarrWanda June CaseyGrant E. davisdonald P. FothIrlene Ruby GoreNolan Ray GoreChuck E. Hadley*Ivars Heninsbill HimebaughGalen HinshawWilma Newman HuntWillis d. JacksonFred W. lewisRuth Wilbur lindtMiriam Klingman Mooreveda Arndt Parnell*don d. Peckhamlorraine PeckhamEarl J. ReevesCarol lou Harrington ShinnGordon Smithvirginia Pitts StandsPatricia bayer WattPhil S. Whitemanben Harvey Zickefoose

1956Carol blocker biblerKaren Eileen blakeEarline Reay boganCharles C. CanfieldNelda Pickett Colemanlorraine West HopkinsEarlene Kennedy Jefferybill MeansPriscilla Stutzman Nicholsbarbara Crowder Nicholsonlloyd l. ottlois Ford PageEli ParnellRonald l. ReynoldsJoyce long Thompsonlois Hawthorne WalcottFlorence Peterson WalterCarolyn Ann Wolf

1957louise Ravenstein bakerbruce balesPatsy Rucker boles

bud brixeydorothy Metz brixeyConnie b. brownShirley Parry buerki*Pauline binford busbyMarlene McClure Heninsbob G. HullRichard Kasitzdavid Kellumdonald Joe KoehnJames H. laflindonna Garrett MerrimanErnest W. Millerdonald dean Muellerdaryl Keith PittsGloria van Winkle Pittsverlene Arnett RasmussenHyacinth Phillips ShirleyRuth bills StahlGene StandsMarshall P. StantonKenneth A. WaegenerPatricia lee WarnerWayne Warnerlloyd WeishaarEunice Ellis WelchGary K. WiseNoble l. Wolf

1958Richard duane bakerleroy l. brightupElaine Graber brownMildred Chandler Chaillandbarbara Clark Chamberslinda Critz CoffeyRichard ForwalderJudith blevins HarmonAlbert HeninsPatrick Charles HoganMae Walkemeyer KellumEunice McNichols KinserMerl Kinserdarrell K. MerrimanWilliam E. MillerJaynelle Adwon Minterdale l. NoelRalph R. owensRalph W. ParrishJ. M. PittsNeva QuillinNorma Markum Redickleona Fern RushWilliam Henry SimmonsJoan Clark Smithdean StandsJanice duryee StantonHazel Pond SupriEffie Phillips SwainRuth M. Whitedevon H. WiensWalter Young

1959Treva Williamson Affentranger

bruce blakeStanley d. browndavid dalkeJoan lankford EdwardsCleo Wilson ErnstSharon Potts GilgesNeil Ross HarmonGeorgia osborn JacksonGarlon l. JarnaginJack Mahandoreen M. MillerJohn W. PaulinElaine Woodward PennJim A. PennJames o. Redickdorothy M. SandquistEdward J. SchadeMary Green ShultsMary dee McMillan SmithAnn Smiley vernonGlen Alpheus WarnerWayne l. WhiteFrances Rachael Williams

1960Marcella Jacks Chavezbud E. CoonElda Ann Thornburg CoxEvelyn Carman EllisWalter duane Ellislawrence J. FothJames l. FranciscoCarl GordonEugene b. GravesWayne l. HowdeshellWilma Ittner Howeloretta Pricer KoehnSharon Holt Kupfersmithdick Richard longEvelyn davison loweMary Hornecker lyonThomas E. McCurryHoward R. MooreGerald C. Neecebarbara Kliewer NikkelJean Stovall Noelverdou ParishCharmaine Ioerger Paulinlloyd RobinsonJudy Kay Heskett SchadeMcClure l. SmithCarolyn Edwards StandsMary Kate SullivanGary l. TatonClark C. Wiley

1961Norval l. AllistonJane Martie AndersonKenneth AndersonCarl G. boazbill C. ChastainHazel Matzen dalbomFrank W. darlandorpha burnham Eyres

donna Huntwork FoxKenneth E. Goodenbarbara blunt GravesMarie Sommers GreggJennie Noblit HoganTom l. HollandSandra Ritter HowdeshellRamona baker JarnaginWayne KenyonRichard Haworth KingRosemary Hickerson KinserNancy Forbes lawrenceWarren lawrencelorna Kellum longJanice barton MenzieGladys Newkirk NormanloErna Koch Palmer SimpsonCatherine Adams ParkerGeorge PottsFlorence brock RagsdaleMichael C. RoweCarole dinwiddie ShepherdMilton G. SitesKaren Schuh StaleyMarcia Carter WaughRichard l. WebbColeen Atherton WileyJanet lindstrom WillisMignon Huff Wirt

1962Sheldon F. Coxdolores Ann darlandRon d. EyresRoberta baker FothFeryl GiesenGary G. GreerJanice White Hamiltondavid l. Normanbarbara Rollins ParrishPhyllis Kay PittsPat Schrader RobinsonCaroline Milberger Staufferbrenda Catlin TaylorRichard E. Thiessenbill d. Warner

1963del J. AllenArline Six benschdiana dick CubbageRobert d. GiesenCarolyn Wiebe GilmoreGerald l. GribbleRowena Humphrey HinshawCarol Atkinson HulscherFloyd l. JordanGloria Gordon lefmannErrol l. logueCecil b. McGaughHerbert A. MendenhallRon d. PittsRebecca Shugart PotterRobert l. Powelldonald Ratzlaff


Jim W. Ratzlaffbeverly Ann Roberts*delores Fay RuscoNeal d. Ruscodale d. SteebyMary Mcdonald ThompsonJoan French TracyRosetta Slaven TroyerSandra Stauffer Tweetlinda Murphy vossbarbara Pearce WarnerConnie Kuhns WhiteMilton Willis

1964Myrna Washington buckleyMarilyn Koester davisPaul l. donhamRandle Kent HopeAnita Pearson KartmanSharon Rickard KroupaKaren Chisholm libyoletta Zehr MillerWayne v. MooreSaundra Redinger PowellHarriet E. Ratzlaffdoris Sander StranghonerTom StranghonerRichard l. WalkerGwen d. Wardlorel R. Watts

1965Shirley Gardner AvantsR. ben bennettStephen R. buxtonMary Ruth Wilbur Cartydoris Jean ConyersGlen E. ConyersSamuel G. Eberlylynette Cox FarrMildred Thompson GoodNelda Edwards GoodwinRichard R. JacobyJames E. leiningerdean o. MasonSharon dee Montonyedonald J. Mooredonald W. MooreMarilyn Hill MorlanCarol breech ottbarbara brannon RushCarol Jay ScottNorma Pope StakerWilliam l. Stephens

1966Kenneth bishopPatricia McKean bishopRebecca J. buntonMary lin Ray Carterolive Garton ConradJerree Pitts Ehrlichlarry d. EhrlichMarian Short HopeJeanette dill Hoy

Shirley l. Kenyonbob G. MitchellGail Wellmon Nagley*Nancy Ellis NicksConnie Green ProfaizerPatricia Garver RankSheila Parker RatzlaffCarol Amey RiegelCarol J. RobertsHarold R. RushRuth barbosa Schweitzerlarry TweetMelva Sullivan WulfJennifer Cook Yates

1967lewis G. CampbellTom G. delongWilliam b. dorseyWanda Hightower drakeSteve GroningaJan Peters HadleyWilliam A. HayesSharon Jones MassionAnn Marie Parker Murraylinda Koleczek NicksCurtis G. ParkerKent R. RobertsMax l. SmithGeorge Michael vance

1968George lucas AdamsSherrie lindstrom Andersenbruce Wayne Armstrongbill Heveron AufderHeydeCarole Finley AufderHeydedavid barbosaRobert Alan boeweKaren Seyfert deGrazioNancy Telford dorseyConnie Parker douthittMary lou Riner Falconbridgedonna M. GreenJanet Forcum GroningaGreg lasseydavid louis MendenhallGlenda Zimmerman MosimanHugh NicksHelen barker ParliPhilip G. Rhodesdennis M. RossRobert N. WarrenCatherine oppliger WebsterRoosevelt WhitersRoger d. YatesNoel E. Zahn

1969Karyl lupton barbosalena Newhouse bauerKay Thompson beauchesnePatricia Howard bentleydoris Elleman bonhamRichard l. busbyJim lee day

Mina Hawthorne duncandee Ann dunlap GrimGladys Strohm GrovesKeith E. HartmanEldon HarzmanSharon Fankhouser HarzmanEdward Carl HillFrank W. Hooverleroy d. JeffersAnna Thompson JeterCharles Robert PhilipsMarcia Swim SchultzMarilyn Hurst Simondonald W. SmithMarie Hawthorne SmithJudy broadstreet StaufferEddie R. StegallPaula brown Stephensbob d. ThompsonGeorge P. viegelmann

1970billy breckenridgeSarah l. buxtonCraig W. ChastainSusan Armstrong Clowelinda ohnemiller davisRichard Earl davisRick W. FitzgeraldCraig Hamlindavid H. Herringluanne Hummell HildebrandtRobert P. HolmesJohn E. JacobsRobert l. JohnsonHope Clark JustAlan Kent lindalAnnette Moreland lindalFred McMillenGinny Klingman MetzingerMarsha Mitchell MeyersickHerbert l. MulvaneyKenneth A. RathbunCharlotte Walton RossSondra Wilson Russelldana lyn SeifertRoger E. SeifertElizabeth Pickard SmithPaul W. SmithCarol Porter StarrRichard StaufferMarsha Ann Stenholmbrenda Knox Swansonbrad TompkinsPatti drake WaymanPaula Arbuckle WeberPaulette Grate WoellhofSally WolinskyJerry d. Yeary

1971James b. AdamsSandi lowenberg bradfordleAne briscoe CloudArnetia Clay Curtis

bob dalbomSherri Finley dalbomWayne diltsJanet Jackson GrieveSandra K. HysomJames l. JemmersonAlice Ward JohnstonJoy Hawthorne KirkKeith R. KirkMarilyn J. McMillenPhil NagleyGene N. NoldGary J. ohlsvonda White Palmervonda berry Pickettverna Kirkhart RineyKay SilkeyJanet Clark Smithbeverly Hoch Steinelorville Gene Wrightleon J. Zoglman

1972James S. barcusStephen S. barcusMark l. bigelowKim E. CloweEvonne Hamblin CooperGregory E. Cooperdoug lee duncanGary W. duncanAlice Hunt duweWesley duweJean buckland FinchJames W. GarveyGlenn Gathersdona viets GibsonWally GorrellPamela Wolf Haightduane M. HansenNorman W. HeinChristopher J. JeffersonElizabeth Hyre lixAnita Piper MassieJohn F. Miesduane R. MossMike MoyerJanice Aves PriceJudith brewer RobertsCharles E. RoushKay Harrison TaberRobert Patrick TaylorTom T. Whitneydavid Elton WolfeFredric d. Wolinsky

1973Roger F. brownbruce burnettSamuel dean Cameronlarry Steven ChanceCarolyn A. CroftWally Eugene deffenbaughTeresa dorpinghauslana White duncan


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Miriam Graham GieseCharlene Gilbert GorrellPeggy Sue GregoryRoger GregoryEdward P. HamiltonRon Wayne HoltCarl K. KendrickSusan Edwards KendrickCarol Fraley lovedebbie Sullard ShogrenMike Ray ShogrenSam W. StricklandMary lou TaylorSue Terry TownsThomas l. Wray

1974lisa Heinemann beckerJudy Wilmoth bennettSteve E. borchersRebecca l. brennbetsy Spratt brokerMark G. doddsGick Fleminglaura Arnett FrickerGlen E. GlidewellRichard J. GrangerGregory Alan HarrisUlene McCarty Havensleatha Rutherford HeinPaul l. HodsonAnn Talcott Holmesveda brown JournaganJulie K. Kincaiddavonna oakman KraybillAnne lasseyMary Rankin lyonShelley brooks McKinneydebbie Tatum MoyerTad PattonNancy Jean PriebJames leroy RobertsAnitra Hopper RockAmelia McPheeters SchulkeSally SturgesJames M. voegeliJean Johnson WikleRosanne Woolf

1975Karen brown Askeroothlarry bennettSusan bressie brownSam burnettGeorge W. ColemanRocky G. GregoryRobert d. HawkinsJace W. HyderPatricia Gregory JensenConnie Taylor Kathlerlarry W. MaxwellCarl Measelynette McKinney Measedouglas C. StewartMichelle Rapp Stewart

deborah Marshall vaughnMarilyn K. WaltonJohn R. WineJoseph d. Wray

1976Peggy Strole baldwinlarry A. beckerCindy Schmucker blasdelStephen d. blasdelSteven Alan brownRonald l. CappsHarold d. ClayJacquelyn Webb darbyshireCheryl Huntley ErwinRichard b. FergusonTeresa Tippin Fergusondebbie ott FlemingPamla K. HoadleyMichael leverne HollimonRhonda HoltClint v. HowardSue Huntdavid E. logerPaulette Robben MayRalph McKaybonita Johnson ortizJanis Spurrier Paulylynn Ricedale l. RobertsGrant E. SchumakerSheryl owens SewardJoyce James SimonGlenda Kane vanSant

1977Eldon Albert Alexanderdebra West AllisonTom A. bassfordChris l. Flatterydaniel J. Fleeman*Hollie Hundertmark Foxdeanna Hulse GarringerGoody Alan GoodpasterHelen Czaplinski GriffinRandy F. HughesWayne Alan JalenakKevin l. JournaganChris d. KettlerEric b. MetzJim J. NagyPamela ockenfels PattonGary d. ShafferJim WineSue Steele Wine

1978Terry Kamerman Alexandervicki l. FlatteryGary dean lewisJames P. McQueryTim Rae Paulyvicki Hain PoormanMerlin Gene PoreCrystal Glazier RowellKathy Singer

Nolan l. Singerdavid C. Sloandouglas dean StukeyTerry d. TuckerMarilyn Gale Wine

1979Earnest bernard AlexanderKathy Flippo brownTeresa Stukey Clinedebbi Johnson davislaurie Peterson Flahartybrigit Stone Gaspervicki Carter Hoeltinglaura Hutton HoggKaren lee HuntleyCliff R. loeschKaren binford loeschdana dunsworth NanceKaren Sue RobertsRandall dean SeidlGail Smith ShafferGus ohler Suarez

1980Gail Peckham buchanandaniel J. buerkiJanice Keffer buerkidoug ChambersTom E. Coxdan H. diepenbrockKaren Stands EckhardtRussell A. GartonMarcia Gregory Kamplinglinda bowlin Kizziredenise Rasmussen loganbillJulie Mcdaniel MarchandJamie R. MeansKenneth d. PittsStephanie Stinson ReifEd l. RobertsJudy Hallowell Robertsdebra Sill Springer

1981Michelle Johnston bakerPam Pitts Chambersdebi Campbell CoxPaula Cline diepenbrockRandy C. doerksenRoch E. doldArdith Rooney dunnKenton Alan dunnErin Elizabeth Ennsdiane Stands Ferrelldonald A. ForsterJoel Jacksondebby Eileen McElroyJoe McElroyRick W. McKayCynthia bliss MeyerRandy l. o’Nealdonald PekrulGeorge Saghbenedale SeiwertJanet Schesser Shepherd

david W. Underwoodbrent d. Weaverdavid J. WendellMelynnie Mikkish Williams

1982david R. ArmstrongJerry l. browndiane Jones FlemingTomas Jon FlemingJenelle Jefferydenise Ronsick landaulavonna leach loeschMartin dale Maurervickie Sickbert MooreMary Pat Roembach PittsRod d. PittsJune Storck ShockleyJill SkinnerJana dodds TeelSandra Fraley Woley

1983lynda Hope AdamsKarla Marie AllenRandall AtkissonGlen A. burdickTerri l. Connerbrad Allen EckJames S. EicherKirk Hastingsdebra davis HermesJohn F. HetheringtonJames A. HommertzheimAnna bernice KosteckiRandall A. PohlenzRoxAnn R. RooneyJack larry Sanborn

1984barbara otto brownJane Fleming CollinsworthMark E. CoxJay dellingKevin A. FentonMarilyn Tregellas FitzsimmonsSteven d. KlassenCharla binford KremerJerry l. MannTerri Pierce MeansGreg A. Millsdavid George PaulsKathy Riggs PaulsRita Seiwert Sevartdonald E. ShepherdJim b. Smithdaniel A. Warner

1985Charles Raymond AldersonAlfred M. CampbellHeidi Carter ClarkRobert Earl FlahartyAdela Ammons GartonChristine Riffel HerbelJoyce Palmer Hollowelldanna dove Hotmar


barbara Wheeler MannRussell R. MillionThomas l. Perrylois Heidner Piercelecia Warner RetterRebecca Cox Saghbenebecky dunn StukeyKenneth E. StutzmanRonald Ray TeelHarold david TerhuneTim Allen ThornburgKara Fox Ulmen

1986Stacey Marie blankenshipEva Clark brightupdavid CowsillWanda Parker GivensJerry dean HardinGarret Jay HotmarRobert l. lancasterKathy Shackelton MyersRichard d. PowellMitchell lane ReeceJeffery Scott RempelMike Mark ShockleyMonte R. Slavenlaura Ratzlaff Thornburgdorothy Teresa Watkins

1987Richard Allendoug Alan CallSusamma ChackoPamela Holcomb CogburnJackie drummond ConnetJohn Franklin CummingsPatrick W. daleyRonald d. doyleAlan GriswoldRuth Eileen HetheringtonUrsula Maria JarvisCarolyn Riley loopvincent odell PainterNancy Hecht ReecePamela Sherer Rhodeslarry lee ScottJames R. StoneMichelle Tieszenvirginia lynn WaltonKevin lee WarnerSusan Alspaw Warner

1988Heather McGregor blankinshipAmy Walton bretzKevin l. brightupElaine Evans ClarkTimothy Kipp Clarkdavid lee FunkRonald GriffinJim duane Hansenvictor E Gene Hermanluella Mohr KoppitzImogene Peters KubinEric Woolf lamp

Jeffrey l. MasonhallJean Copenhaver Parkerdon Allen ReyTerry R. RudkinJana brown TerhuneCharles M. ThompsonKristyn Mooney Thordyan Goertz ThorntonJulie Zerener vancurenGordon Tarter WebbJohn Robert WeberJuanita bacon Wiseman

1989Paul Edward Ailsliegervickie Young beamRamah Rush CoffmanCarol Gross Coulterlance Albert deckingerbeverly Jane GainesScott Michael Golaylou Gollindaryla Pitts GrundJayson Alex HanschuAndrew lattner HarrisCharissa Higgins HicksKathryn Crabtree HowellMargaret Mary JohnsonCary S. lavenderHelene E. longhoferdavid Michael MadewellElsie bergkamp MayGary J. ParkerCurtis Ray PettyjohnWanda Wardlow Porevince l. SchmidtKurt Alan SchremmerRonald Clark Sinclairlawana Zortman vannahmendarrell lane Walters

1990laura Anthony bergquistAaron T. blaseSharon Napier bolinClark Eric boyerJoan Mortimer ClineShelly Quiggle CoxKent N. dollReta Kardatzke EasleyRobin Klaver FlesherRaymond l. GoodpastureGalen Evan GrundWilliam C. Haislipdebra Ellen HuddlestonRolland Kenneth larisonCelia Ann lutzbonnie Jeanne MatlesJohn M. McEachernAnn Ross ockerMary Schlicher ParrishAmy Staley PettyjohnAnn T. ReedRobert James SchmidtPatricia Schoonover Shockley

Eric david Stoneverlinda Gray StoneArchibong Ukoefresodeanna E. WaggamanMichele brandes Wood

1991Kerry don bakerConstance bauck barnumJanay dunham blomeGerald R. Chelgrendavid A. CooperKimberly Koblitz CrenshawEllen Rowbotham davislynn Neely deckingerChuck William EatonJacque Wilson Foxdouglas Norman Fredericklamont Ted GleasonCatherine E. GoeringCharlene Twietmeyer GregoryNeal A. Halldonald lee HarderJennifer burkle HollingerKembra lynne HowdeshellArlita Gruver HummelkeChris A. HurleyRonald J. KirmerMichelle lance lamplonnie l. larsonCheryl Hopkins MengesJulie Rene Mintervincent R. MinterNorma Ritchey MitzelShawndra Jaeckel MontgomeryTerri McCall MorrowShawn PageGregory J. PavlishSherry SaberPam J. Schroederbarbara broadstock Smithlyle Steven SmithGraybealEugene leroy Stenzellinda Hoskins Suttonbeth Anderson TroyerMark Troyerverna bates Weber

1992donita Hunter blackwellNancy Womeldorff CalkinsMichael darbyshireKristine Klenda davisKathy Flaming demuthSheryl Cooper dickPamela davis dietzPaula Flax dinkelMarianna Plummer EvansAlecia Todd FrederickJean brautigam Grosslinda Jones HaskinsJean Fuson HedstromJames M. HollingerGina E. HollingsheadNancy Paulsen Jones

brenda F. learneddavid Tod lunzmannCammie Whitworth NelsonAntonio Machado ortegalorene Ellen Paulslois Ritchey Risleylori Green SchartzStanley Gene SchmidtKay Hammer SchmittStacy voth SchwartzJean Jackson ShetlarMeghan Johnson SmithMarilyn Juenemann UngerPatricia E. veesartKathleen o’Reilly WattsShannon Wardlow Wilson

1993Jolynn Sanders berklarry W. bullerbarry R. Cobbdeedee S. EvansMichael G. FreemanCarolyn bean Guinandonna Kirklen HennebergKenneth Evert HolmesRandy lee lairlinda McNay laMarJay d. leathermanG. R. MageePaul H. olivierPatty West ParkerJean Ellen PlettWillard Warren RiceCraig J. SchmidtJean Mitchell SpitzerAaron Key veatchMelissa deWitt Walllinda Joy WeberMarilyn l. Wells

1994Gina Moreno Aguirredeba Ann barkerWilliam Curtis beaneKimberly Gibson CowsillJerri larson dennettdave d. depewbrian Ernest drewStaci doffing FarberConstance Johnson GileWilma Ruth Hartbarbara Webster HaynesRobert Scott KailerThomas Richard Kluzakduane Keith MeisKen b. MooreAllan Wayne ostermanScott PersonJames Randle Rileylisa Rapp Ryanlinda Hamilton SandersKimberly K SchwartzJoe A. SimpsonMitchell Ray Steffen


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Julie Miller StenzelPatricia Ann Youngman

1995lisa Fudge bakerJames E. bradleyMary debbrecht brownSuzanne beach Coindianne Y. deGoodKelly boyd dilsaverdustin R. Ebaughvicki Wheeler HardawayElizabeth A. Houseduane M. HundRussell JenningsRobert R. KohrsCynthia Pennington Kuykendalllisa o’bleness longAaron J. MabonRae A. Nilesbrenda Harvey SmithShirley Scheikotsky SmithNeil oliver TrickeyCarlene WhitneyNathan d. Wilkeydonna Allen Wilkins

1996Trace ludwig AdkinsMindy North barrbrenda McCulloch berrymanShirley Carter bessettevickie Choate burkJohanna lehr ChelgrenCurt W. demuthdavid R. dondlingerdaniel Joseph dreilingCraig EhlertSharon Marie GoodwinMika White GrossJon K. Hannerdenise Elder IrmingerJerri brigham lyddonElla Williams MasnerRobert Charles McClureFrank James MulhernKelsey Willing NicholsCatherine Freeman PhilpottKathleen Snide Ramseydonald Wayne RogusRoger Allen ScalesPatrick J. SehlNoel E. ShorttKelly R. Smithdennis Raymond Stafforddwight d. WehnerMary K. WehnerRoger Eugene Zwemke

1997Michele lammey brownJean ballinger bryantTroy Matthew Clarkdavid CosloyKara dawn CoxThomas Richard Crisler

Kevin Stephen dankoJennifer U. de los Santoslinda M. delongRodney lee Gaydoug l. GrimmMichelle Sember HaleCheryl A. HardestyShae lynn HarriganTodd M. HerringtonCorrinna benefield IrvinRobert M. IrvinRachel Wakefield Jansenvickie Croft JohnsonJosh david KnightRyan Jade longSteve douglas McKinneyShara George McMichaelConstance R. MitchellArthur Alan Mouldvirgil Arthur PaulsonPamela Parenti PlankAmy Suchan PriceCindy Jo Purselldebra davis ScheerMark William StaffordRodney Howard SuttonRenee Wentworth TjadenJoan Howard TregellasMichael Cordis viceCheryl Jones WilsonJames bryan WohlwendHervey W. WrightAmy Smith Zerger

1998William Hiram AdsitJeffrey G. Alvaradolynne Ross borchersRonald bruce CappsElizabeth A. CarnsJeremy S. davislouis R. dawkinsStephen l. EckCarole Millard GillEdwin l. Hancocklynn Anderson Hoeltingleslie Hobbs HuntSusan Gayle HusseySusan bauer KochMichael lambMartha Wille linsnerNancie diane lymerdavid Scott Manningleslee Morrison MillerRandy R. MillerThomas R. MooreCheryl Wigton MyersSuzanne West NelsonColeen oliverson Newfeltlarry dean RobbinsKay orr SchierlingJaneen Ross SehlGinger Ann SommersRonald douglas SwopesAlex Tilma

Joan Colette TurnerKrisyn Knight Wood

1999Kristen Hanneman ballMark A. bandreJoseph Malcolm bravoThomas Wayne brownJayme bickell burdiekMary Yarbrough Comstockdennis T. domenTony l. Fortnerbeverly Winchell GattonAngie Zortman GregorySaundra Guess HarrisGeneva Ann HershbergerCraig HubbardConnie Mack Hulletvirgil Jonesdelmar dwight loeschKaren Wagner loganFelix E. lunaverna l. McbeeCreighton Alan SnellenbergTravis A. StippMilisa Stuffings SuckowEugene Wayne SuterCindy Pywell WiechmanCaroline Carr WilliamsAaron C. Winterbecky Neely Winterdenise Roth WorleyMarilyn Combes Wright

2000Michael Joseph CorriganRiki Speer davidsonEdward Peter desPlasFrances Keys ErvinPatricia A. FullerJason landon GregoryJames Walter HowardPreston P. Hugheslarry H. lambAnita bruce lawrenzJoel Thomas leftwichRuth Tombaugh MartinezKatrina Nash McGuiganJerry S. MyersCarol l. NeillMichael A. o’brienRich F. owingsStephanie Struble Palmerbrian J. PowersJanice louise RichJessica McClure Townsdonna Synovec WesthoffScott A. White

2001douglas Jay berrymanJames T. browerTina diane ChittimTodd Gerald davidsonluetta Ann duerksenlorna Hamel Elliott

Terri Scofield Gaeddertlee J. GattonStephanie libhart GoschaMarilyn Hanigan HendryxMohammad Khairul IslamJennifer Carmichael JonesAshlei Erker MatthewsPatti Alderman Nealbrandon S. PierceMark A Reischlyna Manke ReithSamantha Meckenstock ReySara Emerson ShafferSteven damon Shouselisa Enfield Tilmabrian T. visserAaron Michael Wiechmandebra brooks WigginsKelley o’Connor Williams

2002Georgette Clark AtkinsonShelley Shoup bradburyKent Allen brandNicole Gilbert brandRichard J. downsRoger d. FullerTrevor Joe HandsJanet Weyrauch HarringtonCarl P. HerrmanMelissa d. Knoeberbarbara Conard lattyKathryn Jendrasiak leflerNicholas Kelly NewbyTerry Robert Petersonbrenda levendofsky Ritterlingvicki Jenkins RobinsonAndi Moore StippPhyllis K. ThomasJed l. TysonAnna Nelson Woodsdenise Martin Zimmerman

2003david Michael ArnoldRon l. barberJennie Mitchell brightupKim Pestinger CookKathy Gieselman Crossenlaney danae CurryKent E. douglasNorman Eugene douglasToni Klie EnfieldJoel david Esteslarry dee FarmerAmanda Gilpindana Gowen HenryTerri White JohnsonRon Allen KeehnToby Joseph leebenjamin Ray McClellanMark d. Mcdanieldawn Anne ReedRyan ShafferTanya Peschka Shryock


Jeanne Troutman Smithdebbie T. ThompsonRhonda Spalding TurnerJanice Spencer Urielola Richardson vassarMyron Wayne Wardbrenda Wandick WarrenC. Patrick Woods

2004Thomas R. beatMatthew d. boilyJason d. burleySara blevins CampbellWhilemenia Cook duncanJoan Sharp EricksonGary T. Fiebachdianne Ratcliff FlemingStephanie Hanson GarciaCappy Jane GaschlerNancy Martin GrafGary Wayne Haldermandale Alan Heckmandavid M. Hitchcockbeth Huffman HoppeF. Richard JonesScott lembkeCatherine Crossland RichardsonJack A. RobinsonTrudy Cunningham SoubaTrevis K. Ungerbrian Witte

2005Margaret Wondra EversMary beth Gloverdavid lawrence HerndonJeff J. KingRhonda boldt lambrechtKimberly l. lemonJeff J. linsnerSusie McFall Meadotey Colyn MossRicky dean NelsonRichard E. ParksJanet M. ProbstJo Parker Ryderdennis E. SmithTina Solt WrightAmy Riley Yarnall

2006dirk Clive AnkerholzAmber Serene bowlbyNicole bohannon CoryTimothy Scott duggerbeverly Neal FisherAmber dawn FlemingTracy Nix GonzalesTheresa Rachel Hubbardb. J. HuntJeremy Eugene Johnsonvicki Traver MicheauIan A. NewlinWarren A. NuceJamie brown Pearson

Cynthia Munoz PowersKale brian RowleyCrystal lynn Sandersonbecky March WarrenKammie Koch WendlerMaryann otruba Wynn

2007Melanie S. baalmanRussell lowell bestdavid Eric CoxErin E. degrootdenae Suzanne Herrmanlisa Shaw HilyardCurt Aaron Jankedaniel James Kontzdeena louise PulisMary C. ScottTony SegoviaKatherine Marie Trameldianne E. WarrenNellie Cox WeissMichael J. Zajkowski

2008Mallorie l. ballardPamela l. bollerTonya Kay bronleeweMarcia M. dillondavid l. dohertySabrina Marie duckettdonald W. FriesenMarvis M. GaddieMark William GibbsJulian Michael linneburCathy loveArdys Forcum MaxsonTim lee McKownAdriene Hernandez MillerdeeAnn Mossbonnie b. Noldlucinda Jane PierceRichard lebaron ReeveJames leonard Reganlynda M. RichNancy A. Rothbarbara Ann ShunnKatie M. SouthworthJeremy SpringJennifer Patton SummerowChristopher J. Trethewaybarrick Wilson

2009Mary lies AvilaPamela J. bartondeborah S. butnerKaren Kay CallTammy l. CruseHenry b. devaderMike FaustTerry Kim GoodnightCherie brigman HamplAbby J. HutsonJeffery d. JonesApril l. lyerla

Jane louise McdougalNathan Newbybarbara Martin ParksMatthew lee PewewardyRozetia M. RichardsonKristy Renee Rupelizann ShugartJamey Scott SteinChad W. TormeyTrenton david WilliamsRachael lynn WyethAllan M. Wynne

2010laurie beth AllowaySteven Tyler ArchambeauJennifer Wallace babitzkeRobin Wayne bearrickAshley M. bergnerlucy A. brownbrandi Elaine Collinsdrew Mark CourtneyJan Houk CrawfordSheryl lawrence CrawfordTracy Scott dibleMichelle M. HernandezKathleen Rachelle HilyardAlisha lynne Hudsonlisa Schroeder KraemerAbigail brooke laraleslie J. lustlisa Faye lutzMark A. Matneylynn Moratto Matslerdusten Read Michelbarbara J. NortonRuth Winn PattersonKathrin Pauline Proserpio


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Michael bryan StricklandMarciana Hoffman WatsonKevin Joseph WendlerElizabeth H. YoungAnnMaria Nabil Youssef

2011Russell Jay beattyCasey William ChristoffersonCody d. Helmslaurie Novascone labarcaCarrie Anne MillsRegina l. NixonKimberly Kardatzke NollerChristine Elaine PinaAngela Ramoz PruittSyndee lue ScribnerMatthew S. TannehillJustin Wayne TaylorJaTonna WhislerJames Christopher WuthnowJoe Zimmerman

2012donnie Ray Akindonia Rachelle GatewoodShawna HudsonKevin b. lyerlaMatt T. M. MacielRachel Freeman Millardbobbi Warner PaulyHeather Gowan Weston

2013Quentin Pierce benningMike HoskinsonElizabeth S. MarshallHannah Kay Pauls

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Foundation Inc

boeing Gift Matching Programboyer Educational Trustbretz law office llCS. M. and laura H. brown

Charitable Trustburwell Construction IncC&R Keysluis A. Casado Charitable Trustvera J. Casado Charitable TrustCharitable Foundation IncConocoPhillipsCurt’s Pest Control Company Inc

corPorations, trusts and FoundationsWe appreciate the shared commitment to education by our partners – corporations, organizations and foundations – who provided support to programs and projects at Friends University.

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Solutions Incdoonan Truck and Equipment of

Wichita Incdoubble bb Mini RanchEastside Community ChurchKatherine J. Erker TrustFHlbankThe Fidelity bank FoundationFirst Gear IncFraternal order of Eagles 3251

Chisholm TrailFugate EnterprisesJames Garvey Family Charitable

TrustGarvey Kansas FoundationGeneral Electric FoundationGolden belt bicycle CoGreater Wichita Area Sports

CommissionHarris FoundationHighley’s Tire ServiceEsther A. Howell TrustInstitute of Internal Auditors -

Wichita ChapterIntrepid Exploration IncINTRUST bank NAJackson AppraisalsKAMMCoKansas Hospital AssociationKansas Independent College

FundKansas Independent oil and Gas

AssociationKlenda Austerman llCFred C. and Mary R. Koch

Foundationlegacy bankliberal Friends ChurchM l C IncMarcie’s CafeMetlife FoundationMicro ovens of AustinMinter law FirmMission Woods Medical and

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alumni advisory boardsAlumni volunteers help with hosting tailgates, networking mixers, chili feeds and reunions; awarding scholarships to deserving students; and giving back to our communities through service projects such as coat and food drives. Read more about each member at friends.edu/alumni-advisory-boards.

wichita alumni advisoryboard 2012-13Andi Stipp, G’01/M’07 –

PresidentScot Pierce, G’96 – President-ElectMonica Swift, G’94/’06/M’96 –

SecretaryRita balderes, G’06/M’12doug berryman, M’01Nicole black, G’08Jean bowman, M’11Troy Clark, G’97Marvin Connet, G’82/’84donald Hernandez, M’12danielle Howard, G’10Tyrena Judie, G’07/M’12lisa Kraemer, G’10/M’11Michael lacy, G’04olivia Martin, G’11lynn Matsler, G’10deeAnn Moss, G’07Paul Nelson, G’07Caren Remmers, G’02/’04Ashley Scheideman, G’03/M’12dil Silva, G’11Jennifer Wassemiller, G’00Sanya Wiles, G’04/M’12Kimberly Wilson, G’10/M’12

Kansas city alumniadvisory board 2012-13Neil Trickey, G’95/M’07 –

PresidentJason Stewart, G’00 – President-ElectCraig Zernickow, G’96 –

Secretarybarb brown, G’84Sheryl dick, G’92Jayneen Hammons, M’00dawn Kingery, G’83Errol logue, G’63Steve Parscale, G’86/M’88

toPeKa alumni advisoryboard 2012-13Mary duncan, M’09 – PresidentSheryl Crawford, G’07/’10 –

President-ElectJoyce Hladky, M’09 – SecretaryJonathan beatty, G’11Whitney Cartmill, M’12Tricia Eddy, G’01liz beth Evans, G’07/G’10/M’12Woody Houseman, G’71/M’05beth lind, M’12Selena McNaul, G’05Alysn otinga, G’11darin Scott, G’09

ex-oFFicio members oF thealumni advisory board2012-13bryan Wohlwend, G’97, 2011-

12 President of the Wichita Alumni Advisory board

Nellie Weiss, G’05/’07/M’09, President of the Topeka Alumni Advisory board

Anthony Murdock, G’03/M’06, 2011-12 President of the Kansas City Alumni

Advisory boarddr. T.J. Arant, President of

Friends UniversityTracy Muirhead, vice President of

Institutional Advancementlisa Tilma, Executive director of

Alumni RelationsMax burson, Faculty

RepresentativeMichelle brock, Faculty

RepresentativeJeremy Schrag, SGA President

Modern Woodmen Fraternal Financial - Topeka

victor Murdock FoundationNaftzger Fund for Fine ArtsThe Nicks TeamNinnescah Chapter 423 order of

the Eastern Staroccidental Petroleum

Corporationorthopaedic and Sports

Medicineott Farms IncEvelyn Phinney Scholarship TrustPrairie band Potawatomi NationPrincipal life Insurance CompanyPromo depot IncRoofing Services Unlimited IncRotary Club of West WichitaRotary Club of WichitaRule4Sandhill RanchSandlian RealtySouth Central Kansas librarySouthwestern College

Professional Studies CenterSouthwestern Remodeling

ContractorsStanfield Roofing IncState Farm Companies

FoundationSummit Medical Management llCTaylor and AssociatesTextron Foundation IncUniversity Friends Meetingvalero Energy Foundationvintage Chevrolet Club of

Americavintage Construction llCWestar Energy FoundationWhen Pigs Fly bar-b-QueWichita Alumni Chapter of Sigma

Alpha IotaWichita Community Children’s

Choir IncWinbush Nutrition Solutions IncYeshuas Enterprise llC

colvin Elementary School children are greeted with high-fives from Friends University students as they arrive on campus for Welcome Service Day last fall. About 300 Friends freshmen and transfer students worked with 150 third-graders from colvin to encourage and teach them about the value of a college education.

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In MEMORy“in memory” passages with more details were submitted by family or friends. information received after Feb. 7 will be included in the next issue. We reserve the right to edit as space allows.

riley agnew, ’52, died June 23, 2011. he was a corpsman in the u.S. marines during World War ii, serving at iwo Jima, Japan. he was a retired director of high adventure for boy Scouts of america. he is survived by wife Joanne, one daughter, two sons, one step-daughter, one step-son, 15 grandchildren and several great-grandchildren.

margaret ahlstrom, ’47, died nov. 27, 2012.

virginia bechthold, ’41, died dec. 4, 2012.

merle bender, ’50, died July 20, 2012.

brad bettles, ’97, died aug. 13, 2012.

martha dawson, ’92, died Jan. 27, 2013.

bradley denney, ’08, died dec. 16, 2012.

shirley (asher) dowell, ’40, died Jan. 17, 2013.

dustin dvorak, ’11, died Sept. 15, 2012.

herbert c. dyck, ’51, died aug. 1, 2012. he was born on oct. 20, 1927, near Whitewater, Kan., and served in the navy during World War ii. he was a high school german teacher for many years and a member of the united methodist Church in Washington. he is survived by wife alice, three sons, two daughters, 13 grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren.

e. Frances eastwood, ’36, died Sept. 2, 2012.

grace Ferguson, ’88, died Jan. 26, 2013.

dr. daniel Fleeman, ’77, died nov. 11, 2012. dr. dan was chief-of-staff and emergency room doctor at Riverside hospital in Wichita for 19 years. he began his volunteer work at the age of 13 at the methodist hospital in Chicago. as an adult he offered medical services in both india and Sri lanka. he

is survived by his mother, one brother, one sister, and numerous nieces, nephews, and great-nieces and nephews.

leionne grace (martin) Freebury, ’54, died oct. 2, 2012.

Jane Frieze, ’76, died oct. 1, 2012.

olen gowens, ’51, died oct. 12, 2012.

chuck hadley, ’55, died oct. 30, 2012. he is survived by wife Jan, one son, one daughter, five grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.

tollie hartmann, ’94, died June 2, 2012.

dr. michael herndon, ’71, died June 17, 2012.

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odus isaacs Jr., ’66, died dec. 25, 2012. he was a retired West high School athletic director.

marilyn g. (arnett) Jeffery, ’55, died nov. 27, 2012.

donald “Keith” Johnson, ’61, died June 11, 2012. he was a vocal music teacher at dove Creek high School, lewis high School, emporia State teachers College, hadley Junior high and Wilbur Junior high. he was also a retired State Farm insurance agent of 20 years. he is survived by his best friend and wife of 55 years Joy; two sons; five grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.

James a. Johnson, ’39, died dec. 15, 2012.

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Kan., a chancel choir member, a member of the american Society for Clinical laboratory Science, Kansas Society of Clinical lab Scientists, a past member of american Society

lavena Johnston, ’59, died aug. 15, 2012.

leah (hogan) Jones, ’54, died aug. 20, 2012. She was a member of First united methodist Church in Pratt,

of microbiologists, was a clinical laboratory scientist for more than 30 years. in 2001, she was awarded the Southwestern association of Clinical microbiology

distinguished Service award. during her time at Friends university, leah was a member of the Singing Quakers. She is survived by one son, one daughter and two grandsons.

When Jean Kindel Garvey enrolled at Friends University in the 1980s she was extending the Garvey family connection to Friends University that her mother-in-law, olive White Garvey, established in 1963. Jean, a beloved alumnus and friend of the University in her own right, died dec. 20, 2012.

Jean served on the Friends University board of Trustees for nine years from 1988 to 1997. In the mid-

1990s, the Garvey family provided funds for the construction of the olive White Garvey business and Technology building.

In 2001, the family established the olive White Garvey Presidential Scholarships at Friends University. In 2007 the Garvey family distributed the remaining funds from the olive White Garvey Trust to various charitable organizations. Friends University received its largest-ever

one-time donation of $3.2 million that was used to fund the olive White Garvey Presidential Scholarships. Jean enjoyed attending University scholarship luncheons to meet the students who received the scholarships.

Following her husband Willard’s death in 2002, the University worked with Jean to establish the Garvey Institute of law at Friends University in 2003. The Institute coordinates the annual Willard and Jean Garvey lectureships in law and developed and supports the Master of business law degree at Friends University.

In addition to her work with Friends University, Jean helped co-found Wichita Collegiate School, established The Independent School, and worked tirelessly for The Salvation Army, Wichita Symphony Society and Goodwill Industries, among others.

Jean will be remembered fondly for her care, kindness and love for all people. She brightened many University events, including Appreciation Evening and the annual Garvey lecture Series, where she sat in the front row listening intently and thoughtfully. Many Friends University faculty and staff will miss her cheerful presence on campus.

Perhaps Rhonda Holman with the Wichita Eagle best expressed Jean’s legacy to the Wichita community in her editorial following Jean’s death, “To know Jean Garvey was to recognize what a lovely person she was. Now, the best way to honor her is by carrying on her legacy of caring and service.”

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donald Klassen, ’88, died Sept. 18, 2012.

dr. robert lamb, ’57, died nov. 2, 2012.

Presley lorance sr., ’50, died nov. 18, 2012.

ruth lorenz, ’35, died april 13, 2012.

gail nagley, ’66, died July 8, 2012. She is survived by husband dr. Philip nagley, former professor of history and political science, one son, one daughter and one grandson.

amy c. thompson neel, ’12, died nov. 22, 2012.

rita newman, ’54, died aug. 22, 2012. Rita was a teacher for 30 years. She is survived by donald, her husband of 60 years, one son, one daughter, 11 grandchildren and 15 great-grandchildren.

barbara J. (bauer) newsum, ’76, died may 11, 2012.

Paul oakley, ’94, died nov. 19, 2012.

dorothy odum, ’68, died may 31, 2012.

bobby ott, ’58, died april 5, 2012.

teneice owens, ’00, died aug. 12, 2012.

eldon l. Petersen, ’56, died June 23, 2012.

norma rigler, ’43, died oct. 12, 2012. She was a homemaker and had previously worked at boeing and the telephone company. She was a member of trinity lutheran Church. She is survived by two daughters, five grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.

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Florence (wehmeyer) robinson, ’44, died may 3, 2012.

virginia (lewis) sauer, ’38, died nov. 22, 2012.

Jean schabinger, ’53, died aug. 13, 2012.

Joy (Johnson) shomber, ’58, died aug. 23, 2012.

marjorie (lewis) simmons, ’36, died oct. 23, 2012.

alice spurrier, ’42, died nov. 2, 2012.

randy storms, ’93, died Feb. 3, 2013. he is survived by two children and two grandchildren.

casey thomas, senior, died dec. 6, 2012. She was a Spanish major and a religion and philosophy minor. She was a member of Sigma delta Pi, the national Collegiate hispanic honor Society and Spanish Club. She was actively involved with Campus ministries and a faithful attender of Cornerstone.

larry vanPelt, ’60, died June 9, 2012.

anna washington, ’02, died Jan. 2, 2013.

steven weinbrenner, ’77, died may 3, 2012.

william woodruff, ’62, died oct. 2, 2011, in Kankakee, ill. he was a Korean War veteran, and a retired clergyman and professor of biblical literature. he is survived by wife Wanda, three children and two grandchildren.

melrose woodson, ’66, died aug. 9, 2012.

donald worden, ’62, died dec. 29, 2012.

MARRIAGESlauren hett, ’12, married taylor hoppock, ’11, april 14, 2012. lauren is a senior administrative assistant at Wichita State university. they reside in Wichita.

abby hutson, ’09, married Jesse Penna, ’09, oct. 6, 2012.

audrey King, ’10, married alex lofland, ’08, July 24, 2010.

Jessica Johnson, ’08, married Jeremy loney July 28, 2012. Jessica is a music and Catholic doctrine teacher at St. mary Parish School in derby, Kan., and Jeremy is employed at Spirit aerosystems. they reside in derby.

heather sullard, ’02, married dr. Joel French may 12, 2012. heather works at mono, an advertising agency in minneapolis, minn., and Joel is the director health services at the marsh. they reside in minneapolis.

leslie vortherms, ’10, married Scott barber June 9, 2012.

BABy FALcOnSto anna (Janzen) haverlah, ’02, and husband Stephen, a baby boy, nathan, born may 14, 2012. he was welcomed home by big brother andrew.

to audrey (King) lofland, ’10, and husband alex lofland, ’08, a baby boy, Campbell Rupert, born march 21, 2012.

to sara (emerson) shaffer, ’01, and husband robert, ’03, a baby girl, Paige, born oct. 1, 2012. She was welcomed home by big sister ashlyn.

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1940sdonna (whitwam) roembach, ’44, celebrated her 90th birthday in July 2012. She is the last of eight children in her family. She still teaches Sunday school classes and thinks of her days at Friends university often.

1960scarol roberts, ’66, is semiretired and a part-time freelance accompanist and vocal coach for California State university-northridge. She is also a four-year breast cancer survivor.

1970sJim gross, ’72, was one of a group of artists who represented the united States in Paris recently. the exhibit also traveled to berlin and italy.

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1980sPam cullers wright, ’81, traveled to himachal Pradesh, india, in october 2011 on a mission trip to work on a school. Pam resides in louisville, Ky., with her husband brad and their children grant, 12, and audrey, 11. She is in leadership with bible Study


terri erker, retired physical plant administrative assistant, was honored for 17 years of service to the University at a reception in December.

Fellowship international and an active volunteer in her community.

1990sdenyse legate, ’93, is currently a student at Washburn university, working on bachelor’s and master’s in nursing.

2000sbrian allen, ’03, works at Kansas School for the deaf in olathe as a safety and security supervisor. he and wife diana have four children – Jordan, 20; Spencer, 16; andrew, 14; and Chase, 10. brian is currently preparing for graduate school.

dr. erin Kenny, ’08, graduated from the university of Kansas medical School in 2012 and was accepted into the pediatrics residency program at Wesley medical Center in Wichita.

melissa (martin) torres, ’08, is a fourth-grade teacher at north Kansas City Schools; and she is an apple technology trainer for her school district. She lives in Prairie Village, Kan., with husband matthew.

xavier l. whitaker, ’00, has been selected to serve as vice president for student affairs at east texas baptist university.

stephanie ziegler, ’05, is a secondary teacher at aquatics Science and aP environmental Science high School in houston. She was diagnosed with stage three hodgkin’s lymphoma in march 2010. She has been in

remission since nov. 4, 2010. She completed the Walt disney World marathon on Jan. 8, 2012.

2010sJennifer babitzke, ’10, presented a poster, “Working model of therapy,” at the 2012 annual Kansas association of marriage and Family therapists conference in overland Park, Kan. her working model blends theoretical concepts from fundamental interpersonal relational orientation, attachment theory, internal family systems theory and narrative therapy techniques. Jennifer lives in lenexa, Kan., with husband dustin and son Jacob.

Kayla loper, ’12, is pursuing her master’s in higher education at the university of arkansas. She has a graduate assistantship in the new Student and Family Programs office working with Welcome Weeks, First year Photo Project and R.o.C.K. Camp adventure.

Keenan Poore, ’13, has opened Jarhead’s, a hot dog cart. he is a former youth pastor and marine.

FAcULTy/STAFF nOTEScarolyn J. anderson, assistant professor of business, is developing cooperative training opportunities for continuing professional education for certified public accountants (CPa). Partnering with the Kansas Society of CPas, Friends university has created

three eight-hour continuing education offerings.

dr. mark bartel, associate professor of music, presented a choral repertoire reading session at the Kansas Choral directors association annual convention in July 2012. in January 2013, he was the guest conductor and clinician for the hutchinson, Kan., district middle school honor choir, and he conducted the Kansas premiere performance of alfred Fedak’s “Requiem: For us the living” with the Wichita Chamber Chorale as part of the annual Word and note conference at Plymouth Congregational Church in Wichita.

Jennie brightup, adjunct instructor in the Program for adult College education, served as a consultant to the american association of Christian Counselors (aaCC) as they formed the Pregnancy Resource and abortion trauma division. in both 2011 and 2012, brightup was a presenter at the aaCC annual conferences. in February 2013, she was invited to be a workshop speaker on sexual abuse and post-abortion trauma at the Women’s World Conference, held by manhattan Christian College on the campus of Kansas State university.

Kathy delker, associate professor, reference librarian and assistant library director, gave a presentation in october 2012 titled “increasing Response Rate from online Students” at the fall conference of the College and university libraries Section of the Kansas library association in dodge City, Kan. also, in

January 2013, delker began serving a three-year term as a board member for the Kansas library association educational Foundation.

dr. sharon eicher, associate professor of economics, was interviewed dec. 24 by KWCh Channel 12 in Wichita about gift card protections and risks.

dr. gretchen eick, professor of history, spoke to the Colonial dames Feb. 5 about african americans in the colonial era. dr. eick has also been asked to speak on a panel at the lawrence arts Center July 9, 2013, as part of a special program on the 1960s. additionally, she has led two panel discussions in January and February on nonviolence in the nashville Civil Rights movement and in South africa’s anti-apartheid struggle for People of Faith for Peace.

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technology Frustration?” at the World Federation of associations of teacher education in nairobi, Kenya; “technology Without tears” and “Closure activities as a learning tool” at the hawaii international Conference on education; and “diversity in the Classroom” to the association for teacher education in atlanta.

dr. angie gumm, adjunct professor of history, is finish-ing her manuscript, “Waste, energy and the Crisis of Confidence: the american People and the history of Re-source Recovery of garbage from 1965 to the Present,” which she will submit to the university of massachusetts Press in summer 2013.

dr. christopher m. habben, professor of marriage and family therapy and associate program director of the master of Science in Family therapy program in lenexa, completed three years of service on the board of directors for the american association for marriage and Family therapy.

gary herman, adjunct professor of organizational management and leadership in topeka and lenexa, is a visiting instructor at the Fbi academy in Quantico, Va., where he is teaching

intelligence-led policing for police commanders from throughout the world. he began instructing at the academy after he graduated from the Fbi national academy in 2008. the Fbi recently requested he expand his course offerings at the academy because of increased demand for his class. herman researched and implemented intelligence-led policing strategies while serving as deputy chief of the topeka Police department, resulting in significant reductions in crime without increasing the department budget. he also has held intelligence-led policing seminars across Kansas for the Regional Community Policing institute in Wichita.

lisa hittle, assistant professor of music, organized, produced and hosted the 20th annual Friends university Jazz Festival Feb. 15-16, 2013. more than 850 middle school, high school and junior college students attended the festival. the headliner concert at the orpheum theater featured the Count basie orchestra and the new york Voices, playing to a sell-out crowd. She also directed the Friends university Jazz ensemble at the 2013 Kansas music educators conference on Feb. 22. the group was selected by taped audition from university Jazz ensembles across Kansas.

beau thomas Jarvis, adjunct professor of music history and jazz, earned a master of arts degree in musicology from Wichita State university with a thesis paper on dialectical parallels in alfred Schnittke’s “Seid nuchtern und Wachet” (Faust Cantata) and thomas mann’s novel “doktor Faustus.”

dr. akiiki daisy Kabagarama, adjunct professor in philosophy, held a signing for her latest book “Peace begins with me: Simple lessons to Cultivate Peace in your life, Family, Community, nation and the entire World.”

tony lubbers, assistant director of financial aid, attended a proclamation signing by gov. Sam brownback making February Financial aid awareness month. lubbers also attended the national association of Student Financial aid administrators leadership and legislative Conference in march.

dr. Jeremy a. gallegos, associate dean of the College of adult and Professional Studies and interim director of the Program for adult College education, recently published “truth as an ethical trust System” in the Spring 2013 edition of the Journal of ethics and entrepreneurship.

dr. rick gibson, professor of psychology and teacher education, and dr. dona gibson, interim dean of the graduate School and professor of education and psychology, presented “technology integration or

dr. russell arben Fox, associate professor of political science, has given lecture presentations on mormonism, mitt Romney’s presidential campaign and the mormon moment at Columbia university in new york, utah Valley university, Sunstone Symposium in utah and Friends university. he reviewed two books on Johann gottfried herder; one for Philosophy in Review, and the other for Review of Politics. additionally, dr. Fox presented a paper on agrarianism and anarchism, focusing on the work of erik olin Wright and James C. Scott, at the 2012 association for Political theory Conference at the university of South Carolina.

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donna hadix, student account services director, retired in January after 25 years with the University. The University’s rate of write-offs has been less than the national average, in part because of Hadix’s care and concern for students.

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dr. Jim maddox, program director for the master of science in organization development, conducted a workshop on emotional intelligence in november for Sedgwick County. the midwest business administration association international Conference Proceedings has accepted the paper “the positive power of bad news,” written by dr. maddox and dr. Jay Johnson, program director for the mba.

candice Patton, director of academic success coaching, has been invited to join the national academic advising association (naCada) research committee after presenting a research project on Friends university’s degree-completion program cohort at the naCada national conference.

dr. ed Pearson, associate professor of business, was a guest speaker at black history month: at the Crossroads of Freedom and

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equality Feb. 26, 2013, at the dole Veteran’s hospital.

dr. vicki ronn, adjunct professor of english, received her Ph.d. in english from texas tech university dec. 15, 2012. her dissertation was “a different View from the Same mirror: the Representation of old Women in the literature of the Fantastic.”

dr. Jerry smartt, professor of Spanish and director of foreign languages, will continue to serve on the Wichita area Sister Cities

board as past-president after having completed two years as president.

dr. guangqiu xu, professor of history, delivered a presentation “american medical missionaries in China, 1835-1935,” in February for the department of history at national university of Singapore, where he is teaching as a Fulbright Visiting Professor in spring 2013. he recently published “Chinese anti-Western nationalism, 2000-2010” in asian and african Studies.

More than 200 runners hit Friends University’s campus for the second annual President’s Run Falcon 5K and Mascot Mile. caleb Hartig crossed the 5K finish line first at 17:51. Erin Topham finished with the fastest female time at 19:42.

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July 23open houseWichita campus, lenexa education Center, topeka education Center

sept. 26-28aprentis institute conference:“the story of god and us”Wichita campus anddowntown Wichita

oct. 18-19Class reunions for 1963,1988, health sciencemajors and athleticsWichita campus

oct. 19homecoming paradedelano district andWichita campus

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oct. 19homecoming blockparty and carnivalWichita campus

oct. 19homecoming football gameWichita campus

nov. 9singing Quakers alumnichoir concerteastminster Presbyterian Church, Wichita

nov. 16alumni football tailgate at university of saint maryleavenworth

dec. 4ceremony of lightsWichita campus

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