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McKendree College
701 College Road
Lebanon, IL 62254
Volume 87
Enrollment 1296
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In the 2003-04 school year
McKendreeCollege gained two
new clubs: Bearcat RotaractClub
andA.C.M.E.
The Bearcat RotaractClub is a
Rotary-sponsored sendee club
for men and women ages eighteen
tothirty. Theprogramispartofa
global effort to bring peace and
international understandingto
the world. The goals of the
Bearcat RotaractClub are for its
members to develop professional
land leadership skills, serve the
community and promotegood-
will, and to gain an understand-
ing of the needs, problems, and
opportunities in thecomm unity
and worldwide. Specifically, the
BearcatClub has raised funds for
the Heifer Project, helped with
ringing salvation Army bells and
the O'Fallon Food Pantry, and
collecting tiolerries for the
Jamaica trip over spring break of
McKendree students.
A.C.M.E.standsforAnime,
Cartoon, Manga Enthusiasts. It
is a club for those with interest
in anime, cartoons, comicbooks,
manga,and/or\rideogames.
The group is trying to promote
Japanese culture and animeon
campus along with enjoying it
for themselves. The group
hosted a showing of the film
Spirited Awa\ along with a
Spiderman3-Decomic. The
groupalsoplanned and acted in
other activities on campus, such
as planning an anime conven-
tion with the anime fan group of
SIU-Edwardsville.
Cos-play?
The three pictures at the
left show the officers of
A.C.M.E. V-P CJ
Dulaney stands next to
president Kristen Weltzin,
dressed as Yuna from
FF10. The next picture
features Brent Tebbe,
A.C.M.E. secretary,
dressed asSpike from
Cowboy Bebop. The third
and final photo shows
es Dauer, treasurer of
the group.
Kristin Welt/in gave a brownbag
presentation on A.C.M.E.. Japanese
anime and manga, as well as her own
experiences in Japan. Here she holds
Hello Kitly doll to demonstrate the
Japanese obsession with cuteness.
BANG! POW! BatBill Harroff
Librarian William Harroff is the
advisor of A.C.M.E. His bio on the
ACME, website tells, "William
Harroff joined the Supermen of
America in 1959 and has done his
best to pursue truth, justice and the
American Wav ever since."
\ Sharp Group
The members of the
^otaract Club gather
lor a group picture.
First Row, left to right:
Caitlin Vohland
(secretary). Denise
Dodd, Kara Patterson
(treasurer), Jason
A\ ran (\ ice-president),
and Kyle Lapmgton
Second Row, left to
right: Jonathan Lowe.
Christina Cooper.
Brittany Jackson,
Amanda Rushing,
Amber Kalert, Mary
Matthews, and JaRon
Dent (president)
Not pictured: Cassie
Cowell, Kristin
I rohish, Rachel
Witcher, and Lisa
Wuebbels
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authoritative tyranny:
student government association
The Student Government Association (SGA) is the officially elected body of student representatives on the McKendree College campus. Officers and class
representatives are elected each spring semester. SGA meets on a regularly scheduled basis and is responsible for representing student opinion to the administra-
tion. In addition, the governance body appoints students to several campus committees, distributes funds to selected student groups, and generally works for the
well being of students within the campus community. SGA works through a series of informal committees to complete its tasks. The President of SGA addresses
the Board of Trustees on the occasion of their regular campus meetings. This officer frequently represents the student body at campus functions and special
campus events, SGA meetings are open to the entire student body and all students are encouraged to participate in the life of this organization.
Pizza, Who Could Say No
The pizza just kept flowing at the
Town Hall Meeting sponsored by
Student Government.
Who Could Resist?
Lester McQuaid shows some skin at
the SGA date auction. He was sold
for a whopping $20.00 to Alyssa
When it's Free, They Will Come
Greg Mennerick watches as students
come to get their free pizza during
the Town Hall Meetinu.
Looking Official
2003-2004 SGA members are
(front) Erica Dennis, Dan Kreher,
Kent Strang, Brittany Newbury,
Kim Bright, (2nd row) Katie
Hubbard, Jason Ayron, Jessica
Green, Amanda Klaus, Diedra
Thomas, Sara Rubenaeker, Megan
Weiler. Greg Mennerick, Christo-
pher Hayer, George Kriss. (3rd row^
Jarret Ford. Amy Phillips, Chris
Schaefer. Dawn Lerch, David
Hammon, Jaron Dent, Curtis
Medows, and Amber Schaefer.
Fearless Leaders
2003 SGA officers are Erica Dennis
(Secretary), Dan Kreher (Student
Counselor), Kent Strang (President),
Brittany Newbury (Vice President),
and Kim Brmht (Treasurer).
What an Idea
Kent Strang and Kim Bright taking
orders for bleacher cushions; a good
thing to take to any sporting event.
Adrian Jones decides he needs four.
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an au oourant wdcaming committee:
new student orientation
Getting to Know You
First-Year students gather toget
mingle with their peers.
Ya Gotta Ea(
NSO helpers, (clockwise) Sara
Rubenaker, Jenny Hassler, Jaelyn
Barczewski, Emily Gaddis, and
Mary-Katherine Kitzmiller take
a lunch break.
Food, Food, and More Food
Amber Schaefer strolls down the
buffet line to pick out something for
lunch.
Making the Transition
Andrea Hawkins and her lather begin
unpacking the van-full of "essen-
tials" that will adorn her dorm room.
And You Need One of These
Parents and new students file
through lines during the first days
of school. Here they get
information about activities
scheduled for the day.
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The Beat of a Different Drum
One-man band, Zach Duenow plays
his style of music at the Java Jam
Coffeehouse in Ames.
Fancy Fingerwork
Dominic Gaudious plays his guitar for
McKendree students. His musical
skills were quite impressive.
2003-2004 CAB Members
Members are (front) Kayla Miller, Amanda Dotson,
Angela Surber, Chris Hayer, CatieConnley, Craig
Robertson, Keyma Smith, Brittnav Jackson, Emily
Kingsley, Lynnae Robinson, (back) Jeremy Biggerstaff,
Dan Kreher, Kyle Buettner, and Ryan Diefenbach.
lousting al McKendree
Stress Fest is among the night-time
jctivities CAB provides. During linal
>veek students have a chance to relax
ind get out their frustration.
anilustriouspiratata
dss and fas at mck
Ask and V ou Shall Receive
A student asks Val Mazzenga a
question during the Q&A of his
presentation.
The Distinguished Speakers
Series ( DSS ) and the Fine Art
Series (FAS) are two of the
biggest events on campus. The
DSS is organized to bring
people on- and off-campus
together to listen to the
discourse of a well-known
speaker. The Fine Art Series
has a similar purpose, but,
instead of speakers, the Fine
Art Series brings musicians to
the campus to perform,
expanding the experience and
joy of those attending.
This year the DSS was
presented in either MPCC or
Pearson's as the situation and
audience size dictated. The
presenters this year were all in
some way involved in the news
media. The three guest
speakers included Barbara
Ehrenreich, a reporter and
author, Val Mazzenga, a
photojournalist, and Ron
Elving, a NPR news editor.
The FAS brought five
different musical groups to
campus this year. The
performances were given in
the upstairs in the chapel.
Tickets are sold to the
performances, but students,
faculty, and staff of
McKendree College can enjoy
the concerts for free.
The opening group in the
series was Ebony and lvon\ a
group of two men, Fred
Jacobowitz and Andrew
Gilpin, perform in a wide
variety and mixing of
traditional and modern styles.
"2 " was the next group and
they are the Boston-based duo:
Peter Bloom on flute and Mary
Jane Rupert on piano and harp.
The third group to play for the
series at McKendree was
Chicago a Cappella who are
nine vocalists who join together
in singing everything from
Shakespearean bards to modern
music. Then LeClaire Trio
played for McKendree. This
group is formed by violinist
Lenora-Marya Anop, cellist
Kangho Lee, and pianist Linda
Perry. Their repertoire includes
most of the major works of the
trio repertory. The last
performance in the series was
made by the remarkable guitar
virtuoso Fareed Haque.
Picture Time!
Dr. Gordon and Val Mazzenga pose together
before the big event.
Presenting the Big Picture
Lynn Nevvsome and Amanda Dotson,
student workers with Public Relations hold
a large poster featuring a collage of Val
Mazzenga, the distinguished speaker.
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Questions, Questions, Whose Got the Questions?
A student asks question of Barbara Ehrenreich during the
Q&A part of the DSS event.
Gift Presentation
Kent Strang, SGA president, presents Barbara Fhrenreich \\ ith a
McKendree College sweatshirt. All of the DSS speakers were given simi
gifts.
Querent Querying the
Quarry
A student steps up to the
microphone to ask a question
of the speaker during the
question and answer portion
of the presentation.
What Every Speaker
Needs . . .
The attentive audience sits
quietly listening to the distin
guished speaker.
Political Predictions
Ron Eking, the NPR Washington news editor spoke about predictions i
elections and their reliability as well as likely outcomes for the nearing
Presidential election.
la- Da
Dr. Ypma and student Katie Mollel pose in the chapel
before a Fine Art Series concert started.
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Religious Attendance
Faculty, staff, students, and
members of the community
came to listen to the music of
the band participating in the
Fine Art Series.
Would You Like a
Pamphelet with That?
The Fine Art Series organizers
produced and handed out
programs for the events. The
program pictured is from the
perfomance of "2."
Taking a Bow
"2," Peter Bloom and Mary Jane Rupert, makes a
bow admidst the audience's applause between songs.
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theatre at mckendree
Two plays, one in the Fall and
one in the Spring, appeared at
MeKendree this year.
Michelle Magnusson directed
both plays. Each play was
performed admission-free for
the students, faculty, and staff
of the college.
The MeKendree College
Theatre Department held the
Fall play, Charley 's Aunt, from
October 23 to 26. The cast
included Devin Dippold as
Brassett. the all-seeing butler;
Sean Henderson as Jack
Chesney; Matt Kupferer as
Charley Wykeham; and
Rebecca Cox and Sara Trask .
as Kitty and Amy. Dan
Schmid took on the role of
Take a Bow
This is the cast and staff who
produced The Glass Menageri
Firescape Talk
Dan, as Tom, and Adam, as Jim,
sit on the fire escape and talk.
Lord Fancourt Babberly who
impersonates Charley's aunt.
Adam Kee played Sir Francis
Chesney. retired army officer.
Todd Stinson played Mr.
Stephen Spettigue, guardian
of Kitty and Amy. The real
Donna Lucia d'Alvadorez was
played by Michelle Ashley
and her ward, Ela Delahay was
played by Randa Renshaw.
Renee Cralley was stage
managing; assisted by
Amanda Dotson, who was
also in charge of props. Set
and lighting design was by
Doug Magnussen.
MeKendree College Technical
Director. The sound design
was by Dan Schmid, and the
assistant lighting designer was
Kayla Miller.
The Spring play. The Glass
Menagerie by Tennessee
Williams, ran from April 1-4.
Tom was played by Dan
Schmid, the narrator of the play.
Tom's sister, Laura, was played
by Rebecca Cox, and the
oppressive mother, Amanda,
was played by Michelle Ashley.
Adam Kee played Jim
O'Connor. The set and lighting
designer was Doug
Magnussen. The production
was stage managed by Todd
Stinson. Kayla Miller was the
light board operator, and Renee
Cralley was the deck manager.
And Another Curtain Call
The cast and staff of the MeKendree
Theatre Department's Charley's Aunt are
gathered here
Directing
Michelle Magnussen is shown here
during the dress rehearsal. She is busy
wrapping up lasl minute details.
Lady-Like Conduct?
Dan Schmid playing Lord
Babbington is dressed up as a
woman to prentend to be
Charley's Aunt from Brazil,
"where the nuts come from."
Moment of Despair
Rebecca and Michelle are
playing Laura and Amanda in
the last, poignant scene.
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May I Have This Dance?
Adam, as Jim, and Rebecca,
as Laura, dance during the
play.
Taking Advantage
Here Dan as the fake aunt of
Charley is being kissed by
Sarah and Rebecca, playing
Amy and Kitty, who believed
he was a woman.
Dancing Lessons?
Jim and Laura, here played
by Adam and Rebecca, have
their dance scene during The
Class Menagerie.
Take a Deep Breath
Michelle Magnussen sits
and talks with Todd, Doug
Magnusson, and Adam
before a rehearsal session.
Moon Gazing
Michelle and Rebecca, playing
Amanda and Laura, are shown here
the scene in The Glass Menagerie
where they look at the moon.
Surprise Picture
Michelle and Kayla ha\e no idea what
was going on when Adam posed and
the picture was snapped.
Gilt lor Laura
In tins scene. Tom gi\cs
Laura a magician's sc.irl
when he comes home after
a late night out.
Time to Relax
Ah°y< There rodd, Doug,
Kayla ,s calling out to ,,nd Adam are
taking a break
during the
rehearsal.
Lounging Around
Some of the cast and
crew of The Glass
Menagerie are sitting and
waiting for rehearsal to
begin. Doug, Adam,
Rebecca, Todd, Kayla,
Michelle Magnussen, and
Michelle Ashley are in
this picture.
A Magic Trick
Dan, as Tom, pulls out a
scarf he has received
from a magician and
gives it to Rebecca, as
Laura.
Testing the Props
Renee and Todd worked as stage
crew during The Glass Menag-
erie. They are going about their
lobs previous to a rehearsal.
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8T1 outstanding exhibition:
homecoming 2003
On Saturday, October 1 1 '\ the
Homecoming "Masterpiece" at
McKendree began with a 5K
Amateur Walk/Run for those
who wanted to have fun but also
keep in shape. Followingthis, a
new event was introduced this
year, the Tour de Homecoming
-a 14- or 19-mile bike ride
through the Lebanon country-
side. Later, the Homecoming
parade featured marching
bands, clowns, floats, candy
and more on Alton and St.
Louis Streets. There were also
food, entertainment, and activi-
ties for guests of all ages. At
1:30 p.m. Leemon Field was
packed with McKendree
students, staff, faculty, alumni,
friends and parents anxious for
The Art Show
Mary-Katherine Kitzmiller,
Aimee Westlake, and Betsy
Kirschner are posing for the
camera after admiring the art
show.
the kick-off between the
McKendree Bearcats and
Iowa Wesleyan Tigers. In
addition to the fun, food, and
activities, the Alumni Office
and Art Club surprised every-
one with an art show display-
ing outstanding pieces of art
created by students, staff,
faculty and alumni. And
because there is no better way
of ending a great day than with
a get-together, Saturday eve-
ning featured the Homecoming
dance for McKendree stu-
dents at Windows on Wa-
shington in downtown St.
Louis.
Get Your Rally Rags Here!
Rally rags were for sale to
show spirit during the foot-
ball game.
Faeepainting
Diane Mills, onlooking,
is making sure that
Mary Mueller is doing a
good job faeepainting
Ada Brown.
Cheerleaders' Float
Left. Bogey assists his
friends the Cheerleaders
during the parade.
Barnett's Ladies
Below. The ladies of Barnett
created a float with the
| theme Barnett's Beauties.
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Homecoming
On the Catwalk
LeslieGummersheimer
accompanied by Bogey
promenades to the Football
Field.
McKendree's Models
Dan and Pete are taking their
jobs as models very seriously,
while John is yawning waiting
for his turn.
"Here we are: young, beautiful, and famous! Rich is yet to come..."
The homecoming court included from left to right Pete Krumsieg, Dan
Kreher, Jarrett Ford, Breanne Sikma. Amber Raymond. Erin Maggos.
Sarah Harris. Keyma Smith, Leslie Gummersheimer. Caty Vohland.
and David Lay. On the court but not pictured here: Kiesh Howard,
John Cann, and Bart King.
And the Cheerleaders seem to agree too.
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Sigma Sorority
Above. Kappa Sigma Tau
girls, hyper and full of life,
as always, are proudly
displaying their float.
"Look at us! Aren't we
the best?"
Left. Aimee Gibbs and
Gwen Stokes strike a
pose on the float.
Football Game
Above. Football players
are ready to battle the
"enemies. "
The Bearcats Fighting Off The Tigers
Above. The Bearcats look on with
mingled hope and dread as the Tigers
try to get control of the ball.
Homecoming
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anevening on the town
Who will be the Lucky Lady?
Homecoming candidates Erin
Maggos, Amber Raymond,
Breanne Sikma, and Sarah Harris
anticipate the night's events.
Look into My Eyes
Dan Winn and Carrie Quinn
dance the night away at
Window's On Washington in
St. Louis.
Fashion '03
Strapless and Halter
Necklines varied this
year at Homecoming.
Some popular styles
included strapless and
halter-top gowns.
Suits in all Colors
The traditional suits of
black and grey were
complimented thisyear
with multiple shades of
blue. First-year
student, Allen Rudd,
shines in an irridescent
blue three-piece suit.
Going Full-Length
This year, gowns
ranged from knee-
length to full-length.
Bethany Harry shows
ofifher full-length gown.
Traditional Attire
Some students choose
to get in touch with their
roots. AlexGerberding
sported traditional
Scottish attire.
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[lomecomlng 2003 at windows on Washington
Out with the Old-
Retiring King, Tommy Kupferer
and retiring Queen, Becky Bisso
prepare to hand over their titles.
Dirty Dancing?
Clare Willman and her boyfriend
are having fun dancing.
Socialize It's What We Do Best
This group of McKendreans
take a break from dancing to sit
and talk with their friends.
It's Electric!
McKendree women are having
an electric time. But where are
all the guys?
Look Friendly
Keyma Smith, Brian Welzbacher,
and Angela Surber scoot in
close for the camera.
...and in with the New!"
2003 homecoming King, Dan
Kreher, and Queen, Sarah Harris,
take the floor after being
crowned.
Lifestyles and Events
How's the Weather?
Corey Baron, former TV weatherman
and father of two girls adopted from
China, hosted the Brown Bag on
international adoptions.
an erudition:
brawn bags
Deep Breath Now . . .
Amber Schaefer gives her part of the
Honors English presentation on
musical traditions of Christmas.
Tickling the Ivories!
James Williams, on the piano,
accompanies Ron Jones as they play
for the students, faculty, and staff
present at the Brown Bag.
Brown Bags are usually a
weekly occurrence at
McKendree College.
Students, faculty, and staff
are encouraged to come with
their lunches to the lecture
hall in Piper Academic
Center, room 222. Speakers
give presentations on a wide
variety of topics, ranging
from Ecumenical Relations
in Religion to Jazz and
almost everything else
imaginable.
The pictures on this page are
from four different presenta-
tions. Victoria Dowling,
Gretchen Fricke, Dr. Neil
Quisenberry, and Corey
Baron presented The Chang-
ing Face of "American "
Families: International
Adoption. Sharon Campese
and Penny Neale gave a
presentation named Breast
Cancer: Two Survivors '
Stories. Dr. Jennifer Peters'
and Dr. Betsy Gordon's
A Heart to Heart
McKendree staff member Sharon Campese and
Penny Neale, Dr. Neale's wife, talk during a
Brown Bag on breast cancer. They shared their
experiences of their survival of breast cancer.
An Uncomfortable Stare
Luke Pope gives his portion of the English
Honors Class presentation during a Brownbag.
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Honors class gave their oral
traditions performance
projects, and Brent Reeves
organized the appearance of
The Ron Jones Jazz
Quartet: Perspectives on
Jazz.
All of the Brown Bags are
enjoyable and informative,
and hopefully this tradition
will continue at McKendree
for a long time.
Get Down with It!
Ron Jones giving pointers to
Mikail Andrea, an aspiring
McK trumbone player, after the
Brown Bag ended.
Last Minute Pereparation?
The Honors English II class.
From the left they are Ian
McCormick, Greg Mennerick,
Marissa Heern, Aimee Gibbs
Dr. Gordon, and Donielle .lord
Jazz It Dp!
One of the Brown Bags
featured the Jones Quartet
presenting "Perspectives on
Jazz." The quartet consists of
James Williams on piano
(face not visible in this
picture). Tyrone Wheeler on
bass, Terry O'Mahoney on
drums, and Ron Jones on the
alto and soprano saxophones.
Networking
Athena, an alum, talks with Dua
about career opportunities with
Enterprise
lob Miiiiiiiil'.
Jennifer Seibert talks with Jan
McKelvev of Stifel Nicolaus.
ant to be an Intern?
le representatives of Northwest-
l Mutual talk with a McKendree
nior about internship opportuni-
s w ith the company.
Northwestern Mutual
FIN AM
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Irenna Fischer, class of '93, and her coworker at Allsup, Inc. talk about their job
penings with a McKendrec Senior.
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On February 1 1. 2004. Career
Services hosted the annual
Mckendree Career Day. Forty
different companies, the
maximum Pearsons can hold,
showed up for this event. Both
students and alumni partici-
pated at the job fair. Students
and alumni had the opportunity
to network with employers
offering part-time employment,
internships, and full-time
professional positions.
Career Services highly publi-
cized the event on campus:
posting flyers, sending email,
telling all the faculty, and
sending out a voice mail
message. They were ex-
tremely disappointed at the
low turn out of students who
stopped by the event. Stu-
dents should take advantage of
this great opportunity where
the companies come to them
so there is no driving to
interviews. Companies come
to recruit people, and with the
sluggish economy yvill not
spend money putting together
a booth for McKendree's
Career Days if they cannot be
assured that it is time and
money well spent by seeing
many students.
Been Pulled Over,
Lately?
An attendee of the
career day talks with
Trooper Ralph
Timmins of the Illinois
State Police.
Now Look at This
Kristin Thompson admires
the work ol the Big Brothers
Bin Sisters ( >n:ani/ation.
Working up a Sweat
Susie Mueller shares her
job prospects w i til a friend
attending the career day.
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aninternational student
Around the World Festival
Amalia Leguizamon talks about
Argentinean literature and shares
with the public a Borges reading.
An international student, no matter what
country he or she is from, is part of a
continuous learning experience. Besides the
college education that everyone has to deal
with, an international student has to also
learn the language, American culture, and
specific rules and laws that apply only to
the United States. It is not easy, that's for
sure, however 1 find it a very interesting and
unique experience. I never have time to get
bored; no matter where I'm at or who I'm
with, I always have the chance to learn
something new.
As an international student I have students
and professors come up to me and
Study Break?
Andres Guerin kills time in the
Club House playing pool with his
friends.
ask me questions about my country and
my background. So it is nice not only
because I get to experience and learn new
things but also because I get to share
some of my culture and teach people
around me how life is in some other part
of the world.
By Minerva Grama,
Sibiu, Romania
Spring Time
To get into the spring
atmosphere. Minerva
Grama decorates the room
w ith flow ers.
"Hola! It's Me, Crazy
Pedro!"
Pedro Renda, like always, is
very generous with his smiles.
Watching TV
At West visting his friends,
Dani Adalberti, a 2003
McKendree graduate, and
Andres Guerin watch TV in
the Club House.
T i m e - O u t
Betty-Ann Haywood takes a break
after using all her energy dancing
at one of the Aviston parties.
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Events
Macho Man
Juan Villa gladly pose
Argentinean macho look
Mosca Brothers
Nico Mosca smiles at the
camera after having to listen
to his big brother's instruc-
tions.
Home « o r k ?
Whether Joel Maiyo is doing
his class assigments or just
checking new s from Kenya,
he's doing his "homework."
Ready lo Party?"
\nne Tinel, Jessica Jestin, Minerva Grama, and I ranciso Mosca arc-
keying their time on a Wednesday evening before going to the Mardi
ras party in Aviston.
Students from Around the World
Nov First-Year Students
I .) Eimear McGrath
2.) Nicolas Mosca
3.) Laxman Pandey
4.) Nessa Paul
5.) Wasira Walker
6.) David Wellstead
7.) Alexander Wright
X.) Dionne (Kaye) Wright
New Transfen Students
9.) Alli-Kaisa Arppe
10.) Minerva Grama
11.) Alexandre Henne
12.) Joel Maiyo
13.) Andrew Smith
Returning Students
14.) Michael Dermen
15.) Andres Guerin
16.) Betty- Ann Haywood
17.) Amalia Leguizamon
18.) Lee McCarthy
19.) Pedro Renda
20.) Mirai Sayama
21.) Juan Villa
New for Spring '04
Christopher Bethel
) lantha Burke
) Jessica Jestin
) Vincent Mathieu
) Anne Tinel
Ireland
Argentina
Nepal
St. Lucia
Jamaica
England
England
Jamaica
Finland
Romania
Brazil
Kenya
Guyana
Argentina
Argentina
Jamaica
Argentina
Canada
Argentina
Japan
Argentina
Bahamas
St. Kitts
France
France
France
Growing \Jp in Nepal
During the Around the
World Festival, Laxman
Pandey shows some
interesting pictures from
Nepal and reads for the
audience in Nepali.
Dinner Time
Even though it might not
be the same food as home,
Alex Wright, Nessa Paul,
and Andrew Smith seem to
enjoy their dinner in Ames.
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Events
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an aide to the community:
mekendree mentoring prograir
Mentors are college students who
serve as tutors, role models, and, most
of all friends, to students in the 5th-
8th grade at Lebanon Middle School.
The program is designed to work with
students who are designated at risk
academically or socially (low self-
esteem, withdrawn, behavior
problems, difficult family situations,
etc.). especially those students at risk
of dropping out of school. Teachers
and counselors are asked to nominate
potential youth for the program as an
exciting partnership between the
Lebanon school students and college
students in the hope of avoiding any
somatization of the mentees.
Mentors and youth are matched as
closely as possible on the basis of
gender, race, interests, and academic
needs and skills.
McKendree students who are
interested in participating are asked to
commit to participating in the program
for one academic year. Potential
mentors are encouraged to seriously
reflect on the responsibility they are
undertaking and to consider the
significant time and energy mentoring
will require.
Make that Funny Face
The Mentoring group took this
tunny picture.
I Call The Pink Ball
The mentors and mente
took a break and went
how ling.
Mentoring at Work
The mentors and grade
school students sit around a
table talking.
Another Group Picture
The group is a little more
serious for this group picture.
Say Cheese . . .
Kim and her student, Mel.
have their picture taken.
lough Guys
Jeremy and his mentee
pose for a picture.
. . . and Smile
Jenny and her student.
Alexis, have their
picture taken.
Strike!!!
The Mentoring group
interrupt their bowling for a
group picture.
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Coining Out
In his portion of tl
brown bag Todd dis
coming out and ho\
difficult it is.
Watching Todd
Amber and Amie are
watching Todd, and
Greg is working with
omputer.
The Group
This is the Spectrum
Alliance group
picture. From the
left stands Amber
Henn, Todd Stinson,
Amie Lewis, and
Greg Uhls.
ist Minute Details
Tiie, Amber, and Todd discuss so
jisenberry before the brown bag.
an avant-pde
group:0
spectrumalliance
Spectrum Alliance is a
fairly recent group on
campus, started in 2003. It
is a social/educational/
political organization for
gay, lesbian, bisexual, and
transgendered people, and
their allies. The group
welcomes everyone, both
hetero- and homosexual,
and exists as a support
group for its members on
McKendree's campus. Dr.
Alan Alewine is the
advisor for the group and
Amie Lewis is the group's
president.
In the Spring semester of
2004, the Spectrum
Alliance members gave a
brown bag on what it is
like being homosexual,
especially on
McKendree's campus.
The brown bag was well
attended with PAC 222
overflowing with people.
The group gave their
presentation and had a
question and answer
session afterward.
What's Up?
Spectrum members Greg, Amie. and Todd are listening to Amber's portion
of the presentation, and Dr. Frederking's head snuek into the photo.
ething with faculty member Dr.
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Celebrating the founding of MeKendree
College on Feb. 20, 1828 is a pivotal event
on campus. The Development Office
coordinates a birthday party in Ames over
the lunch hour, replete with balloons and
birthday cake and singing the traditional
birthday song.
V ou can't be taller than me!
Dr. Dennis shares a laugh with
SGA President, Kent Strang,
while Keyma Smith feels short in
the middle.
Lunchtime Birthday Party
E\ er\thing tastes better with
balloons in your face.
Cutting the Cake
Leslie Gummersheimer, sopho-
more, and Dr. Dennis do the
honors of cutting the enormous
birthday cake for McKendree's
176th birthday.
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)id you hear the one about the...
<e\. Dr. Miley Palmer "58 and Victoria Dowling, VP for Develop-
ment, enjoy their time with our special guests. Lt. Col. Brian and
vlelva Birdwell. The Birdwells spoke on the important role their faith
)layed in his survival of the terrorist attacks on Sept. 1 1, 2001 on the
'entagon.
Happy Birthday McK!
Dr. Jennifer Peters leads the lunch-
time crowd in the dining room in
a rowsing rendition of Happy
Birthday.
Service with a Smile
Dr. Todd Reynolds carefully
serves the pieces of cake with the
coaching of Shazad Baig. Food
Service Manager.
Small but Mighty
Senior. Katie Mollet, lead the
invocation prior to dinner being
served for the Founder's Day
banquet in Pearsons Hall on
Friday, February 20, 2004. The
theme for the event was
Pathways. Dr. Dennis spoke to
the audience about
McKendree's Pathway of
Strength, Lt. Col. Brian
Birdwell spoke about his
family's Pathway of Faith, and
Rev. Dr. Miley Palmer awarded
the Friend of the College
Award to local businessman.
James Auffenberg Jr. for his
Pathway of Allegiance.
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6in awareness: biopsychology skits
Dr. Eggleston's Biopsychology class performed informative skits about the effects of drugs on the body. They acted out their scenes
in The Lair with an on-watching audience of dozens. The skits included a jeopardy-like games, impersonation of a joint, and a scene
from life among junkies, among others things.
Please Don't Drink and Drive
Heather Hickox. Alex Gali, Shan-
non Lackey, Kristin Pankey, Jes-
sica Deckerand Nichole Oeheltree
present their skit about alcohol.
Nice Mullet...
...and a big wad of chewing to-
bacco to boot. Jared Weston puts
a pinch in his mouth.
All Wrapped Up
Cynthia Foehrkolb is dressed up
as a joint in her group's skit.
an academic honori
the honors program
Arthur Anderson and Enron: Positive?
Senior honor student, Todd Stinson, presents
his honors thesis about the positive impact
of the seandel on the accounting industry.
Mckendree Students Sure Like Pizza
While watching Frankenstein at Dr. Greenfield's
house, honors students Adam Biggs and Sarah
Rubenacker get a plate of pizza.
Leading With Honor
Dr. Greenfield, honor's program
professor, introduces the seniors
who presented their thesis.
The (lass of 2006 Lineup
Representing a small portion of
the sophomore honors class.
Donielle Jordan, Ian
McCormick. and dreg Mennerik
dine at l)r Greenfield's house.
Certificates and Medals
At the honor's presentation on
Tuesday, April 20, 2004. Dr.
Greenfield presents seniors Amie
Feick, Lynnae Robinson, Kelly
Woehlke, and Natalie Marcum with a
certificate of completion and a medal
they will wear at graduation.
en
an escape from finals:
Students were invited by CAB to take a break from the stress of finals week.
Activities included a "midnight" pancake dinner, sumo wrestling, jousting, midnight
dodgeball and volleyball, and various other activities. Students enjoyed their
escape from the tedious and long nights of relentless studying.
One Thumb Up...is That All?
Myron Bell Jr. gives the feast a thumbs up while (left) Adrian
Jones, (right) Wasim Walker, and Chadwick Dennis dig in.
We are the Champions
David Padgett raises his arms victoriously while Sal Woods
shows disgust at his
Don't Touch My Weiner-Sehnitzel!
Enjoying the "midnight" snack of pancakes
and sausage, Michelle Peterson pauses
midbite.
Rif;ht Foot. ..Green!
Katie Hubbard, Katie Beck, and Sean
Martin play a game of Twister tying
themselves in knots.
Who Needs Mrs. Buttersworth?
showing their expert pancake making skills,
-isa Champ and Brent Reeves cook a load of
;ikcs
Pineapples and Pancakes
Pineapple and lei parl\ la\ors were highK
sought out prizes. Brittany Jackson helps
herself to a pineapple
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an experimental qjporturiity:
biology, botany, and chemistry laboratorta
Three Guys and a Cat
Drew tolly. Drew Gericke, and Marty
Stewart carefully dissect the cat
specimen in biology lab.
Getting Down and Dirty
Being a real trooper, Jenny Hassler
gets to work exploring the cat's
intestines
Ok. show Me the...
Dr. Colleen Steinkoenig watches as
Ryan Jacob carefully identifies
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Be Very Careful Now
Dun Casper stoops down to get a
closer look. In the background,
lake Marcum is watching while
Miki Mannino measures the
chemicals.
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an aspiring teacher
Fall 2003 Elementary Teachers
(Below listed alphabetically) Dana Baumann, Lyndsey Bieber,
Andrea Conner, Jennifer Downs Bader, Pamela Elliott, Ashley File,
Jan Hanvey, Jill Hess, Jamie Horn, Deena Hovatter, Erika Johnson,
Nicole Jung, Mary Kehrer, Brittney Kerr. Megan Laack, Tracy
Ledbetter, Darci Louden. Mary-Elizabeth Markey, Ashleigh
Ramsey, Paula Saatkamp, Christine Sparwasser. JoAnna Spillan,
Cynthia Starr, Erin Strackeljahn, Diana Svec, Nichole Taylor,
Angela Tharp, Jaime Varady, Lisa Woods, John Zvonar.
Fall 2003 Secondary/
Special Student Teachers
(listed alphabetically) Chrissy
Allardin, Dustin Barr. Christina
Beauchamp, Carrie Bivens, Sam
Brasses, Corey Dagley, Sara
Hull Jason Luja, Kelly Meyer, Jan
Nevois, Andrew Schroeder. Shane
Stryker, Theren Swinford, Jason
Wiegand, and Angela Witte.
Spring 2004 Secondary & Special Student Teachers
(listed alphabetically) Mark Albertini. Dusti Barker,
Jacob Becker, Amanda Borkowski, Amy Crook, Carl
Florczyk. Michelle Haas, Jaclyn Harlin, Brianne
Holdener, Jayma Huddleston, Christopher Hutchings.
Robert (Bart) King, Steve Kirk, Scott Koeneman.
Cynthia Kolda, Brian Matzenbacher, Christie Moad,
Linda Rehkemper, Douglas Riddle, Jennifer Roehl,
Matthew Roundcount, Gayle Rule. Kimberly Snider,
Kimberly Spano, Timothy Stott, Rebekah Thompson,
Christopher Tucker, Rebecca Wendel, Amy Weston and
Hollie Whiteman.
Spring 2004 Elementary Student Teacher
(listed alphabetically) Kevin Arentsen,
Jennifer Barthel. Terri Bernhardt, Tanya
Brandenburger Brown. Jenny Brown. Sarah
Clark, Kelly Coyne, Renee Davinroy. Matth
Guetterman, Tiffany Hails. Sarah Harris.
Emily Hester. Laura Hicks. Sarah Fietsam
Holle, Adam Hook, Shelby Hulliung. Tiffanji
Jackson, Steven Kirkland, Erin Maggos,
Brenda Mason. Ramonda Miller. Carrie
Moonier, Scott Moran, Morgan Mudd Beldi
Jennifer Noeth. Lindsey Oertwig, Magen
Saunders, Kristen Seka, Josh Winkeler,
Beverly York and Paula Zink.
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knyone for Dr. Suess?
■ean Snedeker enjoys picking out the next books to
ead with his class.
Personally, I am thrilled with the conception
bf this program," said Jacknewitz.
Future Teachers
Nancy Stewart, Jennifer Barrington, Magen Saunders, Dr. Sharan Pittser,
Stacy Petraitis, Michelle Laidley, and Lindsey Oertwig are the officers of the
new Illinois State Student Teachers Association on campus.
Chart
The Number Of The Day Is...
Staci Schuessler '03 is working with her class on their numbers during her
semester of student teaching.
an
Jennifer Jacknewitz '02 is among the first students to register for the
new graduate program for a master's degree in edcuation.
Jacknewitz is a resident of OTallon, 111., and teaches language arts at
West Junior High School in Belleville.
The master of arts in education, with majors in teacher development
and high school certification, is the first master's offered at the
college in almost a century. Dr. George Fero, chair of the
McKendree College Division of Education, Health and Human
Performance, said, "This is a significant change for McKendree
College. We believe a graduate program in education enhances our
undergraduate program. This will contribute to the McKendree
College tradition of quality." Academical 31 I]
an oration:
baaakurate service 2004
Don't Sit Down Yet
Baccalaureate Services have been
traditional in colleges and universities
for centuries.
Let's Give Them A Hand
Friends and family members are invited
to attend in support of the graduates.
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Still Standing
After being hooded, graduates receive a
blessing on their achievements and future
endeavors.
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U2 Fan
The Baccalaureate speaker. J. Clinton
McCann. Jr.. is an Evangelical Professor
of Biblical Interpretation at Eden Theo-
logical Seminary in Webster Groves, MO.
Among Dr. McCann's areas of research
are the theological dimensions of popular
music, Latin American theology and Bib-
lical interpretation.
Ladies in White
The Marshals usher in the graduates to
help them find their seats for the eer-
Stop to Check In
The registrar's office and volunteers help
to line the students up for their proces-
sional into the service.
i This How You Wear It?
rese grads appear to be discussing the
oper way to wear their robes and line
Save A Seat For Me
Seniors carry their academic hoods into
the service where they will participate in
the traditional hooding ceremony. Presi-
dent Dennis. Provost Duff. Dr. Todd
Reynolds. Dean of Students, and Dr.
Patrick Folk, professor of history, an-
nounce the candidates and place the hood.
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8T1 enormous meat
senior luncheon
Who said there's no free lunch? The
Office of Alumni Relations sends the
graduates and their guests off with
style as nearly 500 people sit down
for lunch after Baccalaureate Service
in the IM Gym. Lunch is served by
faculty staff, alumni board and board
of trustee members.
Voice Of Experience
Friends of Yours?
Top: Tommy Kupferer. Jr. '03 spoke to ToP: Dr- Haskins stops for a picture
the new graduates about "real life" out- during senior lunch,
side the classroom.
Senior Class Gift It's In The Bag
Bottom: Todd Stinson and the Senior Bottom: Kelly Wissehr '93 displays the
Class Gift Committee presented a huge briefcase that she gave to Seniors who
check to Dr. Dennis and the College. filled out her Alumni Office question-
Time to Eat
Amanda Wayman and her guests fine
seat and wait for the lunch to be serve
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Service With A Smile
Far left: These faculty and staff members
enjoy the comraderie of working together
as a team to serve during Senior Lun-
cheon.
Too Pretty To Eat
xft: Lynette Newsom shows off the
lelicious chocolate cake dessert created
|>y the creative food-service staff.
All In The Family
Dr. Dennis stands behind the Brown family who have had five
generations attend and graduate from McKendree College. In atten-
dance at Sr. Lunch were from left, Tobylynn Brown '78, Clyde Brown
'76, Jenny Brown '04, Ada Brown '04, Mark Brown '78 and Donald
Brown '50,
Ready to Serve
Carmett 'Corky' Helms '59 is the vice
president of the Alumni Board and hard-
working volunteer for the College.
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Here They Come
Below: Dr. Dennis and Dr. Duff lead the
processional through the Centennial Gate
to the front lawn for the graduation cer-
emony
Turning Of The Tassels
After being inducted into the Alumni
Association, graduates are asked to switch
their mortar board tassels from the right
side to the left.
Turning of the Tassels
Above: Kimberly M. Radin, vice
president of the alumni board and a
19% graduate of McKendree. inducted
the class of 2004 into the Alumni
Association and also presented the 2004
William Norman Grandy Faculty
Award.
And the Band Plays On
Near Right: The bagpipes are played
during commencement.
We Are Family
Far Right: It's time to celebrate with
those who helped get the graduates
where they are.
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vlutnal Respect
eft: The Technos International College Award was presented to Daniel A. Krehe
he award is given each year to a McKendree student who has demonstrated
eadership, outstanding academic achievement, and a commitment to promoting
hternational understanding. Kreher and Dennis honored each other on stage.
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"It is essential that our experiences, challenges, successes,
and failures serve as a foundation for what lies ahead,"
Adam Kee, a McKendree College graduating senior, told his
classmates at commencement exercises held Saturday. May
8, on the historic front campus of McKendree College in
Lebanon, 111.
President James M. Dennis, celebrating the completion of
his first decade as president at McKendree College, presided
over the commencement exercises and welcomed the more
than 3.000 friends and family members who attended. There
are 464 graduates in the Class of 2004. which includes
December 2003 and May 2004 graduates.
Donald L. Metzger, chairman of the McKendree
College Board of Trustees, conferred an honorary degree,
the Doctor of Humane Letters, to Mr. Harvey C. Pitt, a
1950 graduate of McKendree College who is a leading
expert and collector of folk art duck decoy masterpieces.
Mr. Pitt graduated in 1950 with a bachelor of science
degree in biology. In 1952, he earned a master of science
degree in biological science from Southern Illinois
University Carbondale. He credits McKendree College
with giving him the knowledge and skills needed for a
successful career in business.
Good Advice
Adam Kee. the com-
mencement speaker,
performed outstand-
ingly in both academic
and co-curricular ac-
tivities. He is
McKendree College's
Student Lincoln Lau-
reate and following his
graduation from
McKendree will attend
one of the most exclu-
sive institutions in the
world — the highly
prestigious Actors Stu-
dio Drama School.
And The Award Goes To...
Dr. Brenda Boudreau. assistant professor of English. This
award is given annually to one outstanding faculty member
and is based on a personal commitment to the student
body, to the ideals of the college, and an awareness of and
participation in the community that McKendree College
serves.
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audible talent
choir at rack
Dr. Nancy Ypma directs the McKendree Choir which is a musical group open to all students with an interest in singing. The choir
performs frequently throughout the year. The pictures on this page are all of the Choir Christmas Concert.
Funky Bass
The choir had instrumental
accompaniment, including thi
large string instrument.
[Now Listen Everyone
Choir Director Dr. Ympa
tells the audience what the
choir will be doing next.
Angels We Hav
leard on High"
he choir seems in
lis picture to be
iveded along
ender lines.
A Processional?
Members of the choir came to the
concert dressed and ready to sing.
Massed Voices Raised
the members ol" the choir wore
traditional choir robes during the
Christmas concert.
Let's See Some Tonsils!
The choir sang quite well
during the concert.
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QTl aural arrangement :
t>aracls a/t mckendree
There are four hands at McKendree: the Marching Band, the Concert Band, the Pep Band, and the Jazz Ensemble. They play music
for the enjoyment of the campus community while providing the band members with a small stipend and allowing them to excercise
their talents. The bands participate during sports games, parades, concerts, and other activities to enrich the experiences of those who
attend.
"Pa rum pum | > ii i ii pum
Me and my drum."
Percusionists get ready for
their performance before the
crowd in the stands during a
football game.
Now Usten Up!
Mr. David Boggs speaks to the crowd at the
performance of the Concert Band.
Toot that Horn!
The band, exemplified here
by the wind section, plays
for the crowd at a football
game.
I he \\ hole of It
Mere the full concert h;
is playing as it is being
by Mr. Boggs.
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Wave that Flag!
Here the Marching Band's Color Guard performs
the delight of the audience.
Qfi enchanting evening :
the cantori renaissance Christmas concert
On December 5th and 6th, 2003 the McKendree Cantori -- led by Dr. Jennifer Peters -- along with the harpist Robin Haskell and the
newly created Lebanon Children's Choir performed during the Annual Cantori Rennaisance Christmas event. The audience was asked
to sit at banquet tables where they were served English bread pudding and spiced cider or coffee while regaled by the music. The
Cantori sang Elizabethan madrigals and carols, a Latin carol, and a funny modern carol, "Throw the Yule Log on Uncle John." The
Cantori also performs various other concerts in the Spring Semester.
Free Coffee
The concert included coffee or
spiced cider for the audience.
Here student Laxman Pandey
serves coffee to the euests.
"All Dressed l'p and No Place
to Go!"
Here stands most of the
members of the Canton dressed
in their Renaissance period
costumes. From left to
they are Lindsay Holmgrem,
Matt Kupferer, Rebecca Cox,
Nathan Carroll, Adam Kee,
Anna Everett, Devin Dippold,
Jenny Gray, and Ashleigh
Munscn.
Yummy!
Adrian Jones serves the English Bread
Pudding to the audience.
Gel Ready to Take a Bow!
The Cantori stand onstage after singing, listening to the
applause. From the left they are Ashleigh Munsen, Matt
Kupferer, Jenny Gray, Kyle Buettner. Lindsay Holmgrem,
Adam Kee, Anna Everett, Dr. Peters (with her back lo the
camera). Devin Dippold, Heidi Kleiboeker, Nathan Carroll,
and Rehhecca Cox.
Ready, Set, Scarf
After the performance singers Kyle Buettner and Matt
Kupherer sat down to eat some of the desert that was
provided earlier to the audience.
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alliance:
mckendree's greek life
Alpha Omega is a local sorority that began at McKendree in 1 954. In the fall of 2003, Alpha Omega welcomed five more members to their
sorority, expanding to include 1 5 active members. Bekki Amann, Tammara Gage, Jamie Graham, Jamie Lauf, and Alicia Weiss were the new
members inducted in the fall. The President of the sorority is Heidi Tangman
the Vice President is Rachel Bailey, the Secretary is Bekki Amann, and the
treasurer is Amber Henn. The other active members of the sorority are Katie
Reed. Lindsay Foster, Jennifer Roehl, Lindsay Bartlebort, Ashley Reynolds,
Sarah Hedman, and Deanna Dashley. In March, Alpha Omega participated in
Bowl for Kids Sake.
In the fall, they hosted a dance called Pucker Up. In the spring, they co-
hosted a dance with Philo. During the summer, they will participate in a cancer
walk-a-thon. "The best part of being a member of the Alpha Omega sorority is
doing service projects while still being able to have fun with my sisters." said
President Heidi Tangman.
Kappa Sigma Tau is a campus sorority open to all women on the McKendree
campus. They are a social service sorority and each member is required to
participate in at least ten hours of community service per semester. The ideals
of the sorority are friendship, service, and equality. Their purpose is to
assemble the students of McKendree in the spirit of service to humanity, and
to create friendships among all races and creeds. President. Elizabeth Hise
says, "I never thought I would join a sorority in college, but my freshman year,
many of my friends in my dorm decided to pledge Kappa Sigma Tau. In
deciding to pledge with them, I made one of the best decisions of my life! KET
is made up of some of the smartest, funniest, most talented women and I
consider it a privilege to be one of them."
Alpha Omega Sorority - Spring 2004 Actives
Front row: Jamie Graham, Alicia Weiss, Tammara Gage
Middle row: Heidi Tangman, Sarah Hedman, Rachel Bailey, Kati
Reid. Lindsay Bartlebort
Back row: Lindsay Foster, Ashley Reynolds, Deanna Dashley. Bekk
Amann
Not pictured: Jennifer Roehl. Jamie Lauf
Formal Induction of Pledging KET
Front Row (Pledges): Megan Gibbs. Michelle Fuchs. Kaci Lang, Lindsay Weathers, Heather
Cafhcart, Krysti Boden, Hillary Cobb, Lindsey Hawkins
Second Row (Pledges): Mary K. Kitzmiller. Melissa Cook. Colleen Harter, Emily Hohl, Amber
Taylor. Abby Tribley, Nicole Taylor, Barbie Klaus
Third Row (Actives): Megan Weiler. Amanda Chaney. Mindy Auth, Allison Marty Chenko, Keyma
Smith, Carrie Quinn, Cassie Cowell, Emily Canning
Fourth Row (Actives): Brian Welzbacher, Jenny Bieber, Sara Trask, Leslie Hattle, Catie Connelly,
Jenny Hasler. Mandi Bruce, Elizabeth Hise, Brady Stewart
Back Row (Big Brothers): Michael Bernhardy. Aaron Kremmel, Curt Meadows, Mike Schaal, Dan
Kreher. Ken Dandridge. George Kriss, Laxman Pandey, John Cann
KET Before Homecoming Dance
Back Row: Leslie Hattle, Carrie Quinn, Keyma I
Emily Canning. Catie Connelly, Angie Tharp
Front Row: Katie Jackson, Stefanie Johnson. Eli:
Hise
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Organizations
Greek Rush - Clio Sorority
Amber Jackson. Tiffany Galeaz, Kate
Beanhlosom. Randa Renshaw. Sara
McKenzie. Crystal Barrera, Nicole
Cargal
S mm;; and Happy
Amber Jackson and Kate Beanblossom
hare their smile with yearbook readers.
Kappa Lambda lota (Clio) is McKendree College's oldest sorority.
Originally named the Clionian Literary Society. Kappa Lambda lota
has evolved into a social sorority sponsoring such events as the Clio
Rodeo and the Clio 70's dance. Kappa Lambda lota members are
active community volunteers. Members are very involved with raising
money for the treatment and cure of breast cancer, holding bake sales
with proceeds benefiting the American Breast Cancer Society. The
group preforms several other activities on and off campus to promote
breast cancer awareness. "As a group of women in today's world, we
are facing high rates of breast cancer," comments Courtney Davis,
Vice President and Treasurer, "and that is why we like to promote
breast cancer awareness on campus."
Members: Kate Beanblosom - President, Courtney Davis - Vice
president and treasurer. Amy Weston - Secretary, Sara McKenzie -
Pledge Mistress, Shana Jones - Pledge Mistress, Crystal Barrera,
Nicole Cargal, Crystal Cole, Tiffany Galaez, Amber Jackson, Andrea
Knoll, Amy Lewis. Randa Renshaw
Pledges for Spring 2004: Heather Brinkmeyer, Ashley Garland, Kelly
Frolley, Chrissy Simones, Jen Warren
Faculty Advisor for Kappa Lambda lota: Dr. Michele Stacey-Doyle
Good Times
Nicole Cargal. Randa
Renshaw, Courtney Davis,
and Sara McK.cn/ic seem to
really enjoy their time
together
VIcKendree Sisters United
Front Row: Kendall Ripperda, Heather Hickox, Dawn Brinkmann, Megan
Kessel
vliddle Row: Rachel Witcher, Juanita Nunn, Christina Cooper
3ack Row: Renell Ridley, Dawn Lerch
Dinner at the Advisor's House
Back row: Kate Beanblosom. Courtney Davis. Sara McKenzie, Shana Jones.
Crystal Cole, Crystal Barrera. Andrea Knoll. Amber Jackson
Front row: Nicole Cargal. Dr. Michelle Stacey-Doyle, Randa Renshaw
McKendree Sisters United (McKSU) is an organization that
focuses on the improvement of women in all areas of life. They
center their attention on the importance of culture and celebrate
diversity and unity. Every year they attend a conference that
focuses on either leadership and/or diversity; for the past two years
they have been present at the African American Student Leadership
Conference. They also sponsor a Gospel Concert every fall. The
Faculty advisor for the sorority is Dr. Jackie Kemp.
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Phi Lambda Sigma (Philo). the Philosophian Society, was founded on the McKendree College campus in 1837. It is currently a debating
and social fraternity open to all men on the campus. They do community service and host parties for all McKendree students. Toga, Pajama
Jam. Boo Bash, Mardi Gras, and the St. Patrick's party are just a few of the events they host. Rick Shilb says, "Philo is good times, and gooc
people."
Their members consist of: Mike Zolner, Corey Alberson, Andrew Gillespie. Rick Shilb, Mike Achord, Aaron Eversgerd and Mike Niermann.
The officers include: President - Mike Niermann, Vice President - Aaron Eversgerd. Treasurer - Mike Achord.
Superman and His Friends
Nick Robitaille. Jeff Major, Matt Robitaille
take a few minutes from "drinking soda" U
during the Boo Bash party in Aviston.
and Kyle Lapmgton
display their outfits
Back to Childhood
Cory Wilson doesn't seem to mind
sharing his pacifier with his friend.
All Together
Juan Villa, Pedro Renda, Jeff Major, Rob
Lugge. Francisco and Nico Mosca enjoy
their time at the Mardi Gras party.
"Cheeeeese"
Aviston parties are obviously a
lot of fun since they put such a
big smile on people's faces.
Hooters at Aviston
Being at the Boo Bash party
feels as if you are in more places
at the same time.
"We Can't Miss Out!"
Sean Martin evidently takes a yearbook picture
very seriously as he pulls Brian to not skip this
unique occasion of appearing in the McKendrean.
In the End It's All About How
Young You Feel
"Old ladies" can also have a lot
of fun at the parties organized by
Philo.
The members of Sigma Nu fraternity pride themselves in helping other men become more responsible and dependable. They hold several
organized social events over the school year. Some of these include cookouts at McKendree football games, a float in the homecoming
parade, and three parties a year: Wild Turkey, Snowball, and Armageddon. When asked about Sigma Nu, President Brady Stewart, stated,
"Sigma Nu has given me long lasting friendships and an opportunity to expand my principles of love, truth, and honor." Current members
are Brady Stewart - Commander ( President), Tom Pieper - Lt. Commander ( Vice President), Jeff Quirin - Lead Chair and Rush Chair, Brian
Welzbacher - Fundraising Chair, Mark Riemann - Finance Chair, John Dawson - Social Chair, Kent Strang - Social Chair, Nathan Raley -
Alumni Chair and Recorder, Greg Abrahams - Marshall, Ian McCormick - Risk Reduction Chair, Adam Prest - Rush Chair, Chris Hayer -
Philanthropy Chair, Kyle Gerlach - Sentinal
I ven though everyone is stressed out with organizing, the
members ol Sigma Nu fraternity relax while grabbing a snack
before veiling ready lor the Homecoming parade.
(Jetting Ready
Slowly they start to prepare their float
for display.
"Just Don't Bite the Finger Off"
Whatever the snack is, it seems to bi
very tasty.
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The Black Student Organization (BSO) is an organization open to all students, but of particular interest to students of color. The
organization provides both academic and social support to members. BSO members also participate in the planning and implementation of
campus programs promoting diversity and cultural awareness. The advisor of the organization is Brent Reeves. This year in January, BSO
attended the 10th National African American Student Leadership Conference in Holly Srings, Mississippi. Below are some of the pictures
from the event.
Listen Here!"
The director of multicultural
affairs. Brent Reeves, tries to
make some last minute
arrangements.
"Can't You See I'm Busy?"
Juanita Nunn is too concerned
with what she's working on and
does not even notice the camera.
Eventful Times
Myron Bell doesn't want to be
done by Juanita and keeps busy
too.
Someone Seems Happy
Adrian Jones and his friend say "cheese"
even when you don't ask them to.
Group Shot
Some of the students who
made the trip to Mississippi
are gladly smiling for a group
picture.
Debates?
During lunch. McKendree students
engage in some very serious
discussions.
Alpha Phi Omega (APO) is a national service coed fraternity that involves its members in community service projects throughout the
region. This year in April, APO and BSO presented a McKendree College Ethnic Entertainment Night, which included Hawaiian dancers,
an African dance troop, and a variety of cultural food prepared by McKendree College students. The faculty advisor for the fraternity is
Crait; Robertson.
Entertainment Time
Iantha Burke and her
friend enjoy their time
with one of the special
guests from the party.
Hanaiin Dancers Energize Students Befor
Finals
If some of us don't have the time or money to
for a trip in Hawaii, innovative McKendree
students found a way of bringing the Hawaiian
atmosphere to Lebanon.
Dance Lessons
Always eager to learn something new,
McKendree students are carefully listening
the Hawaiian dancer.
Welcome Greetings
■\mher Winters, the president of APO.
welcomes the guests to McKendree's Ethnic
Entertainment Night
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an unlimited ministry
Unlimited Ministries, better known as Campus Ministries, is a student led group that conduct such activities as Thursday Chapel at
Noon. Lounge Worship on Wednesday Nights, and various bible studies throughout the week. Chaplain Tim Harrison oversees the
students along with internet Chris Komorech. Chapel services are led by a praise band consisting of Rachel Bryant. McKenzie Smith.
Mike Cheeseman. Bob Clipper, and Chris Komorech. Mike and Chris also lead lounge worship. Other students participate by taking
mission trips, such as the one to Mexico this March, organizing movie nights, and taking the challenge of the 30 hour famine. In an
interview with Tim Harrison, he mentioned the many ways to get involved with campus ministries and many more activities they are
planning for the future. All the pictures for this page were obtained at a planning meeting for the Mexico missionary trip.
Not Tabling the Topic
Here the group sits talking
around the table. Starting with
the lower left corner and going
clockwise they are Aaron
Povolish. Ada Brown. Curtis
Stahl. Amber Winters,
Mckenzie Smith Susan Miller
(Obscured). Angela Surber. and
Anna Evereett.
Passing Notes
Papers are being passed out in this picture. Fror
the left the people are Monica Todlich. Angela
Surber, Anna Everett. Karen Greenstreet. and .le;
Greenstreet.
Anybody Notice the Camera'.'
1 he group plans the trip and the
good works they intend to do.
Not Camera Shy
Amber Winters. McKen/
Smith, and Susan Miller
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Making the Point
Reverend Harrison is the faculty sponsor and in fl
charge of campus ministries. Here is talking wit
the group.
an altruistic kindness
The Center for Public Service (CPS) supports volunteer activities and the development of auricular programs that link community
service to academic coursework. McCat. the MeKendree College Community Action Team, is the student coordinated volunteer corps
support by the Center. The goals of the Center are to contribute to the intellectual development, sense of social responsibility, and
active citizenship of students by engaging them in meaningful and academically sound service experiences which enhance the under-
standing of each discipline, provide an opportunity to practice skill specific to the various disciplines, foster personal growth as an
active member of a community of learners, and cultivate the intellect and spirit of persons who care for one another and for the world in
which they live and work. The Center for Public Service strives to foster a commitment to service at all levels of campus life.
The Center provides a clearinghouse of information and opportunities for community service and the staff of the Center work with the
community to determine how MeKendree students, faculty, and staff can help serve their needs. Specific programs supported or run by
CPS and McCat include America Reads. Bohannon Nursing Home, CAC Nights. Franklin Neighborhood Association. Highland Animal
Shelter. Mentoring. Second Chance Shelter, Soup Kitchen, and Sports Plus. Other activities CPS and McCat sponsored were "The
Hunger Banquet" and "Trick o' Treating for Canned Goods" among others.
"You must be the
change you wish to
see in the world."
~ Mahatma Gandhi-
"Here We Are!"
This is the McCat group picture. In the front row arc Kelly Woehlkc. Alicia Weiss, Beth
Bushmire, Jenny Brown, Danielle Rieckcnberg. Amanda Minor, Jessi Eusterhroek. The middle row
consists of Andrew Gillespie, Amber Schafer, Brady Stewart, Dr. Lyn Huxford, George Gladis,
Krista Waltermire. Colleen Harter, and Mandi Bruce. In the hack row sit Chrissy Jacoby,
Millicent Hughes, Corey Totten, Mindy Auth, Brendan Summary. Eric Barger. and David
Hamann. Group members Emily Woods, Jacob Thornton, and Cassic Cowell did not make it into
the picture.
Tidbit of Wisdom
Here is a graphic and quote McCat and CPS used to promote
volunteering and people trying to make things belter
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association:
speech and debate team
I ikIci the coaching of Joe Blasdel, the McKendree College Speech and Debate Team has became a nationally ranked team that has won I
many prestigious awards at intercollegiate tournaments across the country. The team went to the Pi Kappa Delta National Tournament
held at Tennessee State University from January 23-25 and won the national championship over more than forty other schools
participating. The team won second place and 3 speaker awards at the tournament at Knox College. Another road trip took place from Apr!
7- 1 0 when the team traveled to Los Angeles, California to compete in the National Debate Tournament. There the team was ranked 39th oi,
of 35 1 nationwide NPDA Programs.
Aside from acquiring trophies and awards, the members also gain many other skills such as public speaking, critical reasoning, and
organization, as well as communication skills. The debate team consists of President Ryan Diefenbach, Vice President Sara Trask,
Secretary- Treasurer John Dawson, and Co-Directors of Public Debate Series Sara Haefner, Mark Wonnacott, and Paul Woodruff. Other
members include Michael Derby, David Hamann. Dan Hankley, Elizabeth Hazzard. Michelle Kadonsky, Andrea Knoll, Jason Luitjohan, anc|
Zach Rakers.
What's the Joke?
Forensics Coach Joe Blasdell is
talking with his wife and Dr.
Neale They are all appearing
to have a good time.
Intent on Notes
Mark Wonnacot is studying
something during forensics
practice.
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Sarah Haefner acid
as the mediator c
the mock debate
held in Ames on
topic of alcohol
campus
Bored Yet?
Here is the forer
team during a
The Whole Team
Here are most of the members of the McKendree
Speech and Debate Team. Starting in the back row
on the left they are Coach Joe Blasdell, Jason
Luitjohan, David Hamann, Ryan Diefenbach, Mike
Derby, and Paul Woodruff. In the front row sits
Andrea Knoll, Michelle Kadonsky, Sara Trask, John
Dawson, Zach Rakers Some members did not make
ii for the picture including Sarah Haefner, Dan
Hankley, Elizabeth Hazzard, Adam Simon, and Mark
v. onnacott
Sit and Wait
Mark Wonnacot and Ryan Diefenbach
presented the case of the opposition at
the mock debate in Ames.
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Heated Discussion
The practice session seems to warm up some.
an inviting, bunch:
student ambassadors for mck
The student ambassadors work as a liaison between prospective students and the student body at McKendree. They represent the
college to all the potential students they come into contact with. Student ambassadors act as tour guides, prospective student callers,
overnight hosts, and college recruiters. The admissions staff spends a great amount of time and energy on attracting students to McK,
and student ambassadors are one way they do it. Most of the pictures on this page come from the student ambassador retreat in the Fall
at Camp Joy in Carlyle, IL. The ambassadors there completed a "Challenging Outdoor Personal Experiment Course."
Falling Over Backwards?
Student ambassadors build
trust with a came.
\ Lecture?
Fhe group stands
und apparently
istening.
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applauding innovation
This was Team Bogey's second year at McKendree. The group had a great year. Team Bogey promoted activities and enthusiasm by
showing up at athletic games and giving support. Team Bogey held programs for students, some not related to McKendree sports, like the
"Wing Thing," and some that are, like the "Tiger Roast." During the Tiger Roast, McKendree's Football Rival Iowa Wesleyan's mascot, a
tiger, is burned in effigy. Team Bogey was also involved with the halftime show this year by helping to carry the flag, and the group threv
themselves a celebatory anniversery bash.
Smile for the Camera!
A picture of all the Team
Bogey members at their
party.
You've Got the Tiger b>
the Tail now!
Craig Robertson, Team
Bogey Sponsor, holds the
stick with the stuffed tiger
attached in preparation for
the Tiger Roast.
O, Say Can You See?
Here Team Bogey members practiced
before carrying the American Flag
during halftime show of home football
games.
Toastin' Marshmallows
\ student makes an effort to perfectly
mast her marshmallow during the Team
Bogey Cook-Out and Tiger Roast.
Pucker Up!
A party game at the Team Bogey party
involved passing a life saver from mouth
to mouth using toothpicks. As shown by
these two 'friends.'
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One of the games at the party was the
sn this picture.
mtravelina of the human knot.
Posing in the Rain
shown Here llle Team Bogey members, including the Purple Men, show their spirit
during a rainy football game.
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the annual cps hunger banquet
The Center for Public Service hosted its annual Hunger Banquet during Hunger and Homelessness Week to promote awareness of the
disparity in the world involving the availability and quality of food, medical care, and housing. The guests who came in were separated isjl
three groups, one of which, composed of less than ten people, was served a full course dinner worthy of a fine restaurant. The rest of the I
guests were divided between those who received rice and beans and those who received the leftover rice. The guests were also subjected tc.j
the Grim Reaper, Dr. Huxford, who placed the unlucky guests in a 'graveyard.' Other entertainment included readings of facts about worlel
hunger, a dramatic rendition of a piece called, "Two Women." and live music provided to begin and end the program.
Death Walks!
Dr. Huxford, the Grime Reaper
during the banquet conducting
unlucky guests to the graveyard
talks with CPS members as she
picks her next victim.
"Two Women"
CPS members, Alisha Weiss and
Colleen Harter, perform a skit
which attempts to show the
differences in a woman's life
depending on her social class.
The Unlucky
These guests of the banquet
were placed in the graveyard by
the grim reaper as an example
of the high mortality rate among
the impoverished.
"Dinner is Served"
Daud Hantaan serves the table
of elite during the banquet.
They received a full course
meal including a chicken entree
and some pie.
O Baby! O Baby!
Dr. Quisenberry came to the
banquet with his partner and
their adopted child. He was
talking with President Dennis
w hen this picture was shot.
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sasls annual sleep-out
During Hunger and Homelessness week several people participated in the Students Against Social Injustice's Sleep-Out to raise awareness of
'he plight of the homeless. Participants wrote facts and messages about hunger and homelessness on the sidewalks with chalk, wrote letters
o their Representatives and Senators, and then settled down for a cold night sleeping on the quad. Wrapped in sleeping bags, they spent the
:old, windy night asleep until about 5 a.m. when they woke up and went back to their homes to get ready for the upcoming school day.
-lomeless?
students participate in SASI's Sleep-Out much better
equipped than the actual homeless, but still make their
loint about the hardships of poverty.
Jed-Time!!
iASI member Katnna Molnar and students Jake Thornton
ind Erin Fry are all bundled up in blankets in preparation
or the cold night ahead of them.
Someone's Peeking
Jake Thornton peeks
out of his sleeping
1 bag while those
around him
seemingly sleep.
Anybody Want Some Take-Out?
SAS1 President Krista Looper stands next
to her boyfriend, and he has just brought
her some sushi.
Shi\er! Shiver!
Erica Loehner and her friend from high school sit
talking as they try to keep warm on the park bench in
the quad.
Chalk Outlines: Practicing to Be a Corpse.
Erin Fry outlines Krista Looper with chalk to create a
chalk outline reminiscent of crime scenes to make a
point about all of those who die of poverty.
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Making Some Money
Mary Mueller se! up a table in
Ames dining hall to sell her beaded
bracelets. She was one of several
vendors at the Art Sale sponsored
bv the Art Club.
All Dressed Up and Nowhere To Go
Alpha Psi Omega members speak with
and try to recruit students at the
Organizational Fair.
Looking for a Good Book?
The Literary Interest Society held
a book and bake sale in Piper.
Here students are scanning the
tables for any eye catching titles.
In the Lime-Light
Upha I'si Omega, Theater Honor
Society, officers Todd Stinson, Michelle
Ashley, Amanda Dotson, Renee Cralley,
and Adam Kee.
Straight From the Potters Hand
George Kriss, Dan Kreher, and Angela
Surber stand around the table holding
Dan's pottery. Dan sold out at the art
sale.
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honor societies at mckeridree
Alpha Psi Omega
Alpha Psi Omega, Theatre Honor So-
ciety, is intended for students inter-
ested in theater and drama productions.
Under supervision of Michelle
Magnussen. Alpha Psi Omega helps
with production of the fall and spring
plays, improv nights, and other various
theatrical productions that are held on
campus.
Members participated in the fall
play "Charley's Aunt" and the spring
play "The Glass Menagerie." Senior
members, Adam Kee and Michelle
Ashley starred in their senior presenta-
tions of "Give "Em Hell Harry" and
"The Vagina Monologues" respec-
tively,
Phi Alpha Theta
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Horn
study
Phi Alpha Theta,
Society, promotes
tory through the encouragement of
research, good teaching, publica-
tion, and the exchange of learning
and ideas among historians Dr
Halfond is the faculty advisor of Phi
Alpha Theta.
Members of Phi Alpha Theta
participated in watching Luther, a
historical movie, and holding their
annual picnic at Horner Park in
Lebanon. They had also planned a
trip to historical sites in New Or-
leans, unfortunately their plans fell
through.
Lambda Pi Eta
Lambda Pi Eta is the only honor
society recognized by the National Com-
munications Association (NCA). Ac-
cording to the organization's advisor.
Dr. William Haskins. it is a "prestigious
honor society and il currently has over
2(1(1 chapters." Lambda Pi Eta officially
started in 1994 making it a rather new
honor society.
When asked what Lambda Pi Eta
means to her. Whitney Pankey, a new
member to the society, states, "Even
though I'm a new member I'm excited
about having the opportunity to be a part
of such an organizaion. It's also a really
good resume builder."
Sigma Tau Delta
Sigma Tau Delta, the International
English Honor Society, was started at
McFCendree College in May of 1990.
The current advisor, Dr. Ronald Black,
started the society. Members are
juniors and seniors who have declared
an English major, maintain a "B"
average, and have completed at least
20 hours in English courses.
Besides providing recognition for
the individual's high academii
achievements, Sigma Tau Delta pro
vides several other privileges. Mem
bers have several scholarship oppor
tunnies available, they receive a soci
ety newsletter in which members havi
a chance to publish their own mate
rial, and they may obtain possibh
internships through the society.
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Alpha Psi Omega
Alpha Psi Omega members (front) Katie Cole. Todd Stmson, Michelle
Ashley, Adam Kee, Renec Cralley, Kayla Miller, (back) Dan Schmid,
Rebecca Cox, Sara Trask, Devon Dippold. Sean Henderson, and Amancj
Phi Alpha Theta
Phi Alpha Theta members are (front) Sarah Ruth.
Mandy Bruce, Katrina Molner, Lonnitta Pullum.
Josh Hollingsead, (hack) Adam Biggs. Dr. Halfond,
Dr. Folk.
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ArtClub
Art club members are (front) David Ottinger, Mary Beth Behum. Erica
Loehner, Allen Korte, (2nd row) Mary Mueller, Angela Surber, Amber
Raymond. Jessalyn Belling, Gary Olds, (back) Betsey Kirschner. Chris
Tucker. Allison Witt, Jen Repking.
Lambda Pi Eta
Lambda Pi Eta members are (from) Dr. Haskins, Breanne Sikm.i
Brittany Newbury, Natalie Judge, Naureen Stack, Danielle
Rieckenburg. Emily Gaddis. Christine Thomas, (back) Emily
Tuttle, Glenn peterson, Megan Weiler, Dan Kreher. Meghan
Mart/. Eva Ruppert. Whitney Pankey, and Sara frask
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honor societies at rnckendree
Pi Gamma Mu
Psychology Club
Sigma Beta Delta
Pi Gamma Mu is the International
Honor Society in social science. Mem-
bers of Pi Gamma Mu are juniors and
seniors that have declared Social Sci-
ence as their major. These members
must obtain at least a "B" grade average
and have completed 20 semester hours
in social science courses.
Privileges of being in Pi Gamma Mu
include various scholarship opportuni-
ties, publications, service project op-
portunities, and the recognition for an
individual's scholastic achievements.
Psychology Club is open to Psychol-
ogy majors and minors. The club meets
once a month. During their meetings
they watch movies, organize speakers,
and engage in different community
service projects. Psychology Club is
involved in activities both on-campus
and off-campus. This club sets up a
table at the Organizational Fair for
NSO, holds Halloween parties and
Valentine's Day parties at Lebanon
Terrace, offers peer academic advising,
and numerous other activities through-
out the year.
Sigma Beta Delta is an honor soci-
ety for students pursuing a bachelor's or
master's degree in business, manage-
ment, or administration. Students must
have a grade point average in the top 10
percent of their class to be qualified for
induction. Only juniors and seniors are
eligible to join this prestigious honors
society.
McKendree College is credited as
one of the seven founding chapters of
Sigma Deta Delta in 1994. The cre-
ation of Sigma Beta Delta follows a
200-year tradition of honoring scho-
lastic achievement in higher education.
Pi Gamma Mu
Members of Pi Gamma Mu are (floor) Trish Ruby, Amanda Minor, Michelle
Deardeuff, Heather Janik, (sitting) Amie Feick, Amanda Wayman, Amber
Raymond, Jennifer Tedesco, (standing) Dr. Frank Eyetsemitan, Warren
Bowles, Nancy Sumner, Erika Dennis, Juanita Nunn, Dr. Tami Eggleston, Dr.
Murella Bosse, and Emily Canning.
Psychology Club
2003-2004 Psychology Club members are (standing on ground) Erika Dennis,
Nancy Sumner, Amber Raymond, Heather Janik, Amanda Minor, (second row )
Stephanie Sparks, Dr. Murella Bosse, Juanita Nunn, Michelle Deardeuff, Emily
Canning, unknown, Amanda Wayman, Trish Ruby. Jennifer Tedesco, Amie
Feick, Warren Bowles, and Dr. Tami Eggleston.
Sigma Beta Delta
2003-2004 Sigma Beta Delta members are (front) Kelly Woehlke,
Lindsay McMillin. Amanda Dove, Alicia Benhoff, Michelle
Peterson. Elizabeth Hazzard, Dr. John Orr, (back) Michelle
Beiermann, Mark Riemann. Dr. Peter Will, Lisa Wuebbels, Dr. Kelly
R. Witsberger, Tanya Ferguson, David Weder, Andres Guerin,
Trevor Sondag, Robert Stewart III, and Jackey Kunz.
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Dr. Pokorny, Dr. Haskins, Maggie
White, Dr. Eggleston, Dr. Alevvine,
and Dr. Robb are among McKendree's
charter members of Phi Kappa Phi.
Opening Invocation
Senior, Katie Mollet, stands
behind the Phi Kappa Phi banner
giving the opening invocation at
the induction.
A Round of Applause
Students give the inductees a
round of applause after they
were announced at the Phi
Kappa Phi induction held in
Please Rise
The students who are being inducted into Phi Kappa Phi
are waiting their turn to walk across the stage to receive
their certificate and sign the membership book.
Sitting in front of the charter members.
Maggie White, Dr. Smalley. Dr. Alewine.
Dr. Robb, Dr. Pokomy, Jane
Weingartner, and Dr. Eggleston are
Ashley Ford. Katie Mollet, Kara
Patterson, Cindy Kiefer. Taran Holdener,
Amie Feick, Maria Daesch, and Dr. Reese
are just a handful of the people tapped
this year.
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an article, essay, or story:
the review and the montage
Two of the student-run publications on campus are the biweekly Review and annual Montage. The Review is a student-run newspaper
that, unfortunately, has been plagued by a lack of writers. The editors of the Reviezv are Emily Turtle and Elizabeth Hise. The Montage
is the student literary magazine. Its staff meets only for a few weeks after submissions to the magazine have been made by McKendree
students. The editors, Erin Johnson and Chastity Cueto this year, are joined by volunteer "readers" who help the editors evaluate
anonymous works to decide which will be published. Anyone can submit stories, essays, poems, or artwork to be published. Awards
are given to the best pieces in the non-fiction, poetry, fiction, and art categories.
One Lucky Guy . . .
The Montage workers,
starting at the left, they
are Kim Snider,
Christina Krewinghaus,
Erin Johnson (Co-
editor), Christopher
Hutchings, Chasity
Cueto (Co-editor),
Emily Tuttle, and
Elizabeth Hise.
Hard At Work
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are reading thesubmitted
works when they were
interrupted bv the camera;
woman.
Reporters at Work
Both editors came down to report on the SGA Town Meeting. They did not have
anyone else they could assign apparently as they have the same problem as the
yearbook and most other groups on campus that coincidently was a major subject at
this event: No Students Willing to Participate!
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Who's Getting the Pulitzer?
Emily and Elizabeth told me
they were the whole staff of the
Review, so here's the Review
staff picture.
an august clique:
the sfrafF of the iriclceridreaii
The Yearbook staff was plagued with problems this year, not the least of which included not being able to use the yearbook office for
most of the fall semester while a new sewer pipeline was being installed through the middle of the room! They worked through all the
difficulties and so were able to publish a a great yearbook. The staff consisted of Sami Harriss, Minerva Grama, Karen Blomberg, Joshua
Hollingsead (editor), and Kelly Wissehr (advisor). Laxman Pandey also worked on staff for the fall semester.
A Kodak Moment
Here the stall' gathers tor a Christmas card
picture sent to our publishers at Jostens. The
back row is made up of Kelly Wissehr, Minerva
Grama, and Laxman Pandey. The front row
consists of Joshua Hollingsead and Sami Harriss.
Telepathy, Anyone?
Kelly Wissehr talks to the Josten'
rep, Ed Sudgen, as they try to fix
yet another computer problem
Is That a Yellow Brick Road?
The staff takes a break and goes to a local
restaurant to plan what to do next
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mckendree football
Fast Moves
Deveon Moss dodges his
opponent.
kicking Practice
Adam Clapp is assisting Stephen
Webb in warming up for the game
Out For a Jog
The MeKendree Bearcats
are getting pumped up
before the game.
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Talent, experience,
veteran leadership, depth,
power, and speed are
qualities that best describe
the MeKendree Football
Team. The Bearcats ended
the 2003 season by
making it to the first round
of the NAIA playoffs.
This year was the third
consecutive year
MeKendree earned a place
in the playoffs. It was also
their fourth appearance in
the playoffs in the last five
years. MeKendree. No. 14
in the final NAIA regular-
season poll, ended its year
with an 8-3 record.
"It's a Bird, It's a Plane, No It's a
Bearcat!"
Kalib Brown takes a dive to catch the
pass.
Keep Your Eyes On The Ball
Tyler Pankey is gazing at the pass he
just delivered.
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Outstanding McK Bearca
Carefully handling the ball,
the [Jearcats prove once
again what outstanding
players they are.
Scoreboard
Team
McK
Opp
Quincy University
24
7
Georgetown College
2(1
14
Taylor University
34
0
Trinity International U.
20
7
Iowa Wesleyan College
59
13
St. Xavier University
14
24
William Penn University
42
23
University of St. Francis
28
3
Olivet Nazaren U.
23
3
St. Ambrose University
17
27
Carroll College
(NAIA Playoffs - Mont.)
7
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Vital Instructions
During the game, head coach Carl Poelker instructs the
"botball players on the key plays they need to execute.
McKendree Football Team: 2003
Tommie Bonner, Bryant Bonner, Tony Vail, Daryle Jones, Tyler Pankey, David
Rhodes, Tony Falconio, Beronte Grayson, Cory Wilson, Jake Howard, Kellen
Hill, Bart King, Lance Bidlack, Andrew Rains. Nick Francescon. Adam CTapp,
Drew Cofty. Brendon Delaney. Matthew Ziegler, Darrell Dancy, Brandy
Granderson. Deveon Moss. Marcus Mann, Nick Friederich, Mark Williams,
Tyson Langhorn, Randy Lozier, Jason Yelton, Michael Cheesman, Stephen
Webb, Matt Lauber, Troy Fuchs, Maukiesh Howard. Lamont Benn, Jesse
Walden, Carl Whittaker. Jay Walton. John Richardson, Gerald Bailey, Jordan
Spurlock. Dominique Jones, Brent Gerstner. Philip Ridgell, Willie Logan,
Andrew Kelley, Kalib Brow n, Eric Stewart, Jesse Lewis, Jeffrey Grogan,
Joshua Nimmo, Josh Jones, Keith Jackson, Derrick Summerlin. Anthony
Wheatley, Joe Bendoraitis, Mike Eckhardt. Tim Rhodes, Glenn Peterson, Ed
Monken. Corey Alberson. Curtis Meadows. Eric Ernst, Timothy Fahrenhorst,
Lee Lelea, Steve Kirk, Chris Beatty, Brandon Mcintosh, John Keeven, Bryan
Hopkins, Joseph Speaks, Chris Cunnings, David Padgett, Nick Rahar, Rick
Schilb, Mark Larsen, Blake Townsend, Eric Burge, Mike Niermann, Zach
Hopkins, Kolin Peterson, Michael Langdon, Jarrod Reynolds, Kurtis McCray,
Anthony Tobias. Richard Rylee, Duane Mobley, Brandon Wright, Corey
Bryant, Kenneth Webster, Ed Niermann, Jacob Janek, Andre Carmack, Zachery
Carter, Nick Allen, Michael Barton, Myron Bell, Brandon Bond, Travis
Brading, Greg Bradshaw. Timothy Brilley, Kyle Buettner, Mike Camiliere,
Daniel Casper, David Collins, Dominique Conrad, Craig Cottrell, Chris Dahm,
JaRon Dent, Jon Edler. Stephen Ellis, Andrew Evans, Casey Evans, Kyle
Eversgerd, Alex Galli, Kyle Gerlach, Aaron Glenn, Ryan Graceffa, Scott
Hammock, Michael Harrison, Wesley Hastings, Chris Herbert, Adam Hicks,
Chad Hudson. Seth Jonas. Adrian Jones, Raphael Jones. Jarrod Klier, Ben
Laux, Brian Lomelino, Bryan McNair, Devin McQuillan, Xavier Mead, Adam
Mehring, Dan Murrin, Chris Musselman, Cory Oldeen, Christopher Otey,
Derek Pechacek, Dustin Pranger, Theodore Prayer. Michael Prince. Brandon
Redmond. Mark Root, Joe Roundcount. Jarred Rueter, Colby Scott, Lee Settles,
Adam Simon, Jordan Smith, Brandon Stewart. Joel Stults. Dustin Tollefsrud.
Stephen Tungett, Joseph Wagner, Mike Whetstone.
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admirable team
mckendree men s soccer
As he enters his 15th season at McKendree College, head coach Tim Strange has
brought a level of consistency to the McKendree College soccer programs.
Strange is the program's all-time wins leader in coaching victories with 103. In his
season outlook he says that "despite the graduation and loss of Francisco Mosca
the school's career scoring leader, the McKendree men's soccer team is counting
on some familiar faces to lead them in 2003. Frierdich, along with senior Michael
Dermen, are two of the fastest Bearcats on the field and will he looked at to add
goals from their forward position." Besides the team's old faces, also counted on
will he three newcomers: Nathan Doherty, Nicholas Mosca and Jay Stremlau.
On November 7 the McKendree College men's soccer season came to a close with
a 1-0 loss at Missouri Baptist University in the semifinal round of the American
Midwest Conference Play-In Tournament. The contest — which was postponed a
day because of wet field conditions — was held at the St. Louis Soccer Park.
McKendree ends its season with an overall record of 6-13-1.
Group Hug
Besides success and determination, solidarity
seems to be also an important factor in
defining the McKendree soccer team.
Final 2003 Record:
6-13-1
Newman University
SIU-Edwardsville
St. Ambrose University
Fontbonne University
Lindenwood University
University of Missouri
Quincy University
University of Illinois
Harris-Stowe State College
Missouri Baptist University
Benedictine College
Trinity International
University
Columbia College
William Woods University
William Baptist College
Lyon College
Lincoln Christian College
Hannibal-LaGrange College
Belhaven College
Missouri Baptist University
(American Midwest
Conference Tournament)
L 0-3
L 0-2
W 9-0
W 4-1
W 8-0
W 2-0
T 1-1
L 0-1
McKendree Men's Soccer Team
Back Row: Kevin Jacobsmeyer, Steve DeMoulin, David Bass, Jeff Major,
Coslello. Ryan Jacob, Rob Lugge, Jay Stremlau, Tim Strange
Second Row: Tim Terrell, Jason Harvey, Steve Frierdich. Nathan Doherty,
Scott Kutscher, Josh Brownfield
Front Row: Brad Dietrich. Tim Steeg
Brian Ferguson, Rick Niedringhaus, Dams
Mike Doll, Jeremiah Beckley, Joe McClary
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New Form of Soccer?
Trying hard to keep the ball under control, Steve Frierdich,
uses his upper body to achie\e his goal.
Confirmation of Coach's Statement
"Frierdich was second on the team in goals
with seven" said head coach Tim Strange in
the 2003 season outlook.
...And There Goes The Ball!
Jeff Major's concentrated look helps his
determination to prove himself once again
an excellent player.
Don't Mess With the Bearcats...
... coz you might find yourself in
trouble. The difficulty of the opponent
is the result of getting in the way of two
strong soccer players.
Victory!!!
vlichael Dermen's enthusiasm gets not only
lim but also the rest of the team confident in
Lheir talent and ability.
"We're First!"
Jeff Major followd by Rick Niednnghaus chase the ball before the rivals get in their way.
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an exhUaratin
The McKendree men's basketball team had a busy season of 34
games this year. This number included 1 8 home games and 1 6 away
games. The Bearcat's participated in 5 different tournaments
including the American Midwest Conference Tournament and the
NAIA Division I National Championship. They ended their season
against Georgetown College in the first round of the NAIA
Tournament with a season record of 24-10.
Picture Perfect Layup
Tim Schumacher shoots the layup.
McKendree
Boys' Basketball
2003-2004 Scoreboard
Season Record: 24-10
McK
79
Olivet Nazarene
Purdue Univ.
Trinity Int'l U
Lindenwood U
Logan College
Park Univ.
East-West
Robert Morris
Greenville
Barber-Scotia
Mountain State
Union U
East-West
Brescia U
Union U
East-West
ParkU
Harris-Stowe
Williams Baptist
Columbia College
UofI- Springfield 95
Missouri Baptist 69
Lindenwood U 108
Hannibal-LaGrange 93
Logan College 128
Harris-Stowe 1 1 1
Williams Baptist 112
Columbia College 79
UofI -Springfield 68
Missouri Baptist 94
Hannibal-LaGrange 91
Williams Baptist 127
ColumbiaCollege 43
Georgetown 56
72
85
113
108
75
107
78
98
65
81
79
107
68
62
97
61
91
107
73
Opp
71
59
57
81
45
70
67
67
93
66
75
72
75
72
54
63
75
65
81
71
92
107
53
62
80
83
61
84
66
69
63
Men's Varsity Team
2003-2004 McKendree men's basketball members are (front)
Pierre Glover, Matt Koerber, Jeff Suelmann, Brad Fischer, Bryant
Lyles, (back) Rick Darnell ( Asst. Coach), Steve Carter, Chad
Storck, Mike Strobbe, Pete Krumseig, Tim Schumacher, Shawn
Byrne, Jonathan Stanley, and Harry Statham (Coach).
Men's Junior Varsity Team
n
2003-2004 McKendree men'sjunior varsity basketball members
are (front) n/a, Richard Oakley. Michael Brewer, Robert McNeill,
(back) Luke Pope, Jay Levin, Skyler Ford, n/a, Travis Shemwell,
and Rick Darnell (Coach)
Reach!
Mike Strobbe jumps at the tip-off to
gain possession for McKendree.
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le Shot is Up
ie Bearcats jump for the ball and await the rebound
He Shoots, He Scores
Shawn Byrne shoots the ball despite
having an opponent's hand in his face
m Open
Pete krumseig spreads his
arms trying to get his
teammates attention.
Fake to the Right
Jonathan Stanley fakes out his opponent
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an efficacious crew:
The McKendree women's basketball
team had an action-packed season
consisting of a total of 34 games. They
traveled from Wisconsin to Arkansas
competing in 4 tournaments, 19 away
games, and 15 home games. The
Bearcats, an at-large selection to the
NAIA tournament, ended its season
with a school-record of 25 victories.
McK.endree was 25-9 overall.
McKendree coach, Melissa
Ringhausen. reveled after the NAIA
Division I Women's Basketba
National Tournament, "This team has
been special all year, and I think it
really showed although we came up
short in the end."
2003-2004
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Trevecca Nazarene
55
8 3
Martin Methodist
S6
76
Culver-Stockton
53
61
Spalding Univ.
88
8 5
Lindenwood
SI
64
Robert-Morris
86
80
William Jewell
68
58
Brescia Univ.
5 5
66
Northwestern
6 3
53
Martin Luther
5 1
4 3
Millikin
62
59
Olivet Nazarene
94
60
St. Xavier
7 9
9(1
Judson
86
78
North Central
5 9
49
Missouri Baptist
83
49
Williams Baptist
92
5 9
William Woods
77
64
Hannibal-LaGrange
82
62
Harris-Stowe State
urn
76
Brescia Univ.
6 5
71
U of I-Springfield
103
86
< olumhia
7 5
79
Missouri Baptist
74
57
Willians Baptist
82
74
William Woods
75
66
Hannibal-LaGrange
Sll
7 5
llarns-Stowe State
9 2
63
U of [-Springfield
96
65
Columbia
60
76
Williams Baptist
9 4
70
William Woods
8 1
57
Columbia
79
87
' men I niversitj
64
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Wins 25 Losses 9
2003-2004 Women's Basketball
Members are (front). Nicole Blakeney, Lynn Klostermann, Emily Hart, Meghan Martz, Brittnay Heins. Michell<
Beiermann. Lora Nation, Kelly Hasheider. Jeffrey Mason (Asst. Coach), (2nd row) Bruce Veach (Asst. Coach), Katif
Hasheider. Sharis Gray, Kellie Persons, Jamie Dienell, Jacque Clark, Stephanie Sparks, Miesha Billups, Alii Arppe, Sheili
Hcring, Kelly Mitchell, Amanda Strecker, Ayanna Porter, Melissa Ringhausen. and (back) Jennifer Repking.
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Break!
During a time-out. the Lady Bearcats
huddle together to get the next play.
Who's Open?
Junior, Alii Arppe looks for the pass
even though she is heavily guarded.
After a Hard Day's Work
The team walks through the
shake the opponents hands and
heads off to the loeker room after
the game.
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Huddle Up!
In the volleyball learn
huddle, the team gets
psyched up. Standing
from left to right are
Head Coach Evelyn
Bean, Jennifer Lereh,
Becky Loeschner,
Theresa Mason, Erica
Jones. Melanie Hemker,
and Chrissy Simones.
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the rack volleyball teair
The McKendree College in the NAIA Region V Tourna-
volleyball team ended its season ment, completed the 2003
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Final Season Record
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Grand View Coll.
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Trevecca Na/.arene
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Maryville
SIU-E
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Graceland
Bellevue
Missouri Baptist
Lindenwood
Missouri Baptist
Hannibal-LaGrange
U of IL-Springfield
Williams Baptist
Missouri Baptist
Hannibal-Lagrange
Robert Morris
Culver-Stockholm
Bethany
L.indsey Wilson
William Woods
Columbia
Harris-Stowe
College of the Ozarks
Missouri Valley
Park U
Culver-Stocton
I1 of IL-Springfield
Williams Baptist
Lyon College
Spalding 1
Harris-Stowe
Columbia
Wiliam Woods
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Missouri Baptist
Lindenwood Li
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Victors Triumph!
Members of the McK volleyball team
pose for their picture. From left to right
they are Becky Loeschner, Lindsay Lott,
Lyndse) Hillard, Chrissy Simones, and
I indsey Suca.
Up, Up...
Lindscv Suca jump;
up to set the ball
with a 1-3 loss at Lindenwood
University in the beginning
round of the NAIA Region V
Tournament. The McKendree
volleyball team, the No. 6 seed
Directing Traffic?
Becky Loeschner \v ith her hands in the
air stands on the court.
season with a final record of
26-13. The Bearcats made it to
the regional tournament this
year, the first time since the
2000 season.
. . . And Away
Chrissy Simones jumps and stretches to
send the ball across the net.
The Gang's All Here
The Volleyball Team picture. In the back row sits Janna Smith. Andrea Zurliene, Lauren Bivins, Rachel Ferguson, Maggie
Marquedant. Nicole Taylor, Lindsey Hillyard, and Assistant Coach Sharon Kampvverth-Renken. In the middle row left to right
stands Elizabeth Giles, Theresa Mason, Jennifer Lerch, Sarah Gerrish, Erica Jones, Melanie Hemker, Melissa Meddows, Shauna
Holcmann, and Head Coach Evelyn Bean. In the front row left to right kneels Aimee Westlake, Kelly Ticfenbrun. Chrissy
Simones, Kristen Marsaglia. Lindsay Lott, Becky Loeschner, Lindsey Suca.
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mckendrees wrestling team
sixth in the 174-pound weight
while freshman Josh Blackburn was
eighth at 149 pounds. By earning a
sixth-place finish, Williams earned
NA1A honorable mention All-
America honors. The first year of
the Beareat's Wrestling went
extremely well, and the college as a
whole is looking forward to a bright
uture for its new team.
"I don't feel so
good."
Wrestler Clay Weier
has a bleary look in
his eyes as he holds
his challenger.
No Lying Down
on the Job.
Chad Williard
struggles with his
opponent.
Wrestling 2004
Wrestlers Unite!
The Wrestling Team Picture. From left to right: Dominic Angelo, Kyle Flood, Matt Grogan, Asst. Coach, Golden Smith,
Brett Lockwood, Sal Woods, Mark Root, Ben Laux. Mike Sokolowski, Josh Blackburn, Tarrel Miller, Dave Elliot, Justin
Lash, Nick Vogt, Trevor Maloch, Matt Wilson, umpire, Brian Schoenherr. Danny Williams, Nathan Rushing, Tim
Donohoo, Clay Weier, Head Coach James Kisgen, Ben Ebervvein, Josh Downing, and Aaron Glenn. Not pictured are Jake
Janek, Mike Cheesman. Chad Willard. and Adam Micks.
Final Season Record: 5-S
NAIA Regionals
4th Overall
NAIA National
15th Place
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Missouri Baptist
15
32
SIU-E.
18
21
Central Missouri
12
2o
Augustana
14
27
Millikin
33
II)
UofIL
03
43
William Penn
33
15
SI UK.
211
I'l
Missouri Valley
in
32
Truman State
2(>
21
Lindenwood U
12
28
Cumberland
31
03
Missouri Baptist
15
21
Cumberland
09
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Baseball Scoreboard
Spring 2004 Record: 43-22
2004 A
merican
Midwest Conference Tournament Champions
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ck
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McK
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McK
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Lambuth
1 1
1
Avila U
9
6
Lambuth U
5
7
Avila U
6
7
Williams Baptist
1 1
10
Union U
0
1
Graceland U
7
5
Williams Baptist
12
2
Lambuth U
4
5
Lindenwood U
3
4
Williams Baptist
15
1
Blackburn
7
4
St. Ambrose U
11
1
Williams Baptist
IN
4
Lambuth U
7
4
St. Ambrose U
1
7
Culver-Stockton
i
12
Union U
3
4
St. Ambrose U
4
-i
Culver-Stockton
7
3
Freed- Hardeman
7
4
St. Ambrose U
5
12
Hannibal-LaGrange
4
0
Culver-Stockton
10
1
MaeMurray
8
1
Hannibal-LaGrange
5
6
Culver-Stockton
7
9
MacMurray
12
0
Hannibal-LaGrange
13
3
Mt. Mercy
2
3
Missouri Baptist
5
9
Hannibal-LaGrange
10
5
Mt. Mercy
4
3
Missouri Baptist
2
1
Greenville College
Id
9
Benedictine
0
1
Brescia U
3
2
William Woods U
6
0
Benedictine
2
6
Brescia U
11
5
William Woods U
5
4
William Carey
3
14
Lindenwood U
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0
William Woods U
0
3
William Carey
3
4
Lindenwood U
5
3
William Woods U
10
0
Belhaven College
3
4
Harris-Stowe
9
4
Hannibal-LaGrangt
13
0
Belhaven College
3
0
Harris-Stowe
2
1
William Woods U
8
1
Millsaps College
5
1
Harris-Stowe
7
1
William Woods U
7
2
Graceland U
8
2
Harris-Stowe
9
1
William Jewell
1
2
Graceland U
8
6
MacMurray
19
2
Culver-Stockton
5
10
Both the baseball and Softball teams i
at McKendree had a quite good
season in the Spring of 2004.
The 2004 baseball season was packe<!
with 65 games. Their season lasted !
from February to May and consisted;
of 43 wins and 22 losses. They
brought home the title of 2004
American Midwest Conference
Tournament Champions for the fifth
year in a row.
2004 Baseball Team
Members of the team were Tim Nagel. Mike Hudgens, Jay Gajevvski. Keith Jacob, John Cann, Nick Kennedy, Justin Powers, Josh
Wahlig, Josh Bell. Matt Spotanski, Chad Kingston, Brian Dinkelman, Ryan Meyler, Ross Stephens. Lance Marcum, Derek Wilson,
Todd Baur, Aaron Kremmel, Tom Cowell, Drew Gericke, Michael Harrison, Jim Queern, Woody Newsom, Kellen Kettwich, Jeff
Klein, Darin Degenhart, Jason Noeldner. Dustin Richert, Joe Knobbe, Kenny Weston, Matt Germann, Jesse Booth, Kevin Wilkins,
Josh Basinski, Shane Oertwig, Joel Stults, Shawn Oertwig, Jim Boehne (Coach), Brad Oster (Asst. Coach), Dusty Kantner and Adam
Hook (Student Asst.). The order of names does not correspond to the picture.
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Lady Bearcats' Softball was almost
as busy with a total of 52 games.
Their season record was 34 wins and
18 losses. They ended their season
with back to back losses at the
NAIA Region V Tournament.
Softball Scoreboard
Spr
in}; 2004 Record: 34-18
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Mid-Continent
10
8
William Woods U 0
5
Lambuth U
6
j
Benedictine Colleg 1 1
3
Union U
4
s
Spalding U 3
4
Lindsey Wilson
5
7
St. Xavier U 4
0
Lindenwood U
2
I
Culver-Stockton 10
2
Lindenwood U
2
5
Columbia College 0
1
Penn State-Behrend 9
i
Columbia College 3
6
Mount Union
6
1 1
Missouri Baptist U 3
2
US Coast Guard
5
•I
Missouri Baptist U 1
2
Baldwin-Wallace
6
7
UoflL-Springfield 3
0
Swarthmore
'i
3
U of IL-Springfield 7
3
John Carroll
10
I 1
Grand View 10
8
Anderson U
7
I
William Penn U 1
0
Hiram College
9
1
Iowa Wesleyan 4
5
KeanU
1 1
1
Viterbo College 2
0
Simpson College
5
6
St. Ambrose U 16
10
William Penn LI
4
0
Hannibal-LaGrange 8
0
St. Ambrose U
14
8
Hannibal-LaGrange 7
1
Trinity lnt'1 U
1 5
0
Williams Baptist (>
(1
Avila U
5
3
Williams Baptist 1 1
0
Ottawa U
s
0
Williams Baptist 5
4
U of Science* Ar
s 0
3
William Woods U 8
9
WilliamJewell
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1
UoflL-Springfield 1
0
UoflL-Springfielc
5
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William Woods U 2
5
Baker U
3
0
M. A.Nazarene U 6
8
William Woods U
i
1
Evangel U 4
1 1
2004 Softball Team
On the varsity team the roster lists
Megan Kolakowski, Shauna
Holemann, Denise Adams, Shana
Evans, Rachel Ferguson, Maria
.'Reznicek, Jodi Pfefferkorn, Sarah
Cunningham, Angela Berry. Sarah
Keel, Becky Schreiber, Amy
•Cooper, Stacy Baer, Lindsay
Young, Whitney Ehinger, Rachael
Reed, Lindsay Barttelbort. Jessica
McDonald, and Amy Maurer.
The junior varsity team consisted
of Brittnay Jackson, Jessica Green,
Sara MeKenzie, Natalie Robson,
Amanda Schuck, Nicole
Notorangelo, Kelly Paproth,
Brittany Olson, Karla Johnson,
Andrea Hawkins, Lindsey Young,
Jennifer Basler, Rachel Bailey, and
Ashley Vallero. Evelyn Bean is
head coach and Don Loberg is
assitsant coach for both teams.
These names were listed as found
on the roster, not according to the
picture.
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display:
cheerleadingatmck
The cheerleaders are a major spirit
group on campus open to both men
and women. Currently the squad is
an all-girl group with thirteen
members. They are expected to
cheer at all home football and
basketball games. They also travel
occasionally with the teams to major
games, such as the playoffs or
national tournaments. They
compete nationally in Daytona
Beach in April. This year's squad
consists of Whitney Pankey (Co-
Captain). Kayla Krank(Co-Captain).
CamilleRennegarbe( Co-Captain),
Amy Klamberg, Stephanie
Windham, Barbie Klaus, Nikki
Morland, Lindsay Weathers,
Amanda Klaus, Catherine Hamrick,
Julianne Harris, Heather Cathcart,
and Erica Windham. The squad has
a triumvirate of power with
Whitney, Camilla, and Kayla
sharing the captaincy. The cheer-
leaders are coached by Rosalie
Wand.
Having a Sit-Down
The cheerleaders sit and
cheers.
Wow, They're Really Sma
Here is a picture of the
cheerleaders taken earlier in th
line II Up
The cheerleader
s are preparing to
perform sideline
cheers for the crowd
Moshing?
Catherine Hammrick dismounts
from a stunt having faith that her
teammates will catch her.
(Tap-Clap-Clap
the cheerleaders are doing the starting
line-up cheer with Barbie Klaus
executing a heelstretch.
A Pyramid Scheme
The cheerleaders performed a stunt lor
the crowd at a basketball game.
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(iirrrl Power
This is a group picture with some of the cheerleaders. Barbie Klaus
kneels m front. Behind her kneeling are Nikki Morland and Amy
Klamberg. The third row consists of Camille Rennegarbe, Heather
Cathcart, and Lindsay Weathers. The fourth row is made up of Coach
Rosalie Wand, Erika Windham. Catherine Hammrick, Stephanie
Windham, and Whitney Pankey. The back row has Amanda Klaus, Juli
Harris, and Kayla Frank.
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Dance Team Half-time show
4 Show us some attitude!
Who's That <;u>?
Shana Jones as the "jitterbuggin' brown-
e\ed man."
On Your Mark, Get Set, GO!
Dance Team performing Zoot Suit Riot at Homecoming 2003. Front row: Megan Gibbs, Kaci Lang, Crystal Berrai
Middle: Shana Jones. Back row: Becky Tadlock, Rachel Witcher, and Crystal Cole.
-getic
jive:
the dance team
The McKendree College
Dance Team provides
half-lime entertainment
during home football and
men's basketball games.
Dances are choreo-
graphed by the captain,
Shana Jones. The
group's advisors are
Mandy Speakman and
Joni Mitchell.
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an alley:
mckendree's bowling teams
The men and women's bowling
teams competed in eleven events
this year. They endured a
coaching change in mid-season,
as Phil Vida left and Gary White
returned. The women's team
finished in the top five in six
tournaments, based on the
strength of strong veteran
bowlers and a number of new girls
to provide them with depth and
talent. The men's team also
gained help from incoming
freshman this year to support
their returning bowlers as they
work towards becoming a national
competitor.
The women's team consists of
Amanda Blocker, Renee Boelloeni.
Michelle Bryant, Melissa Doyens,
Brook Enyart, Lindsay Foster,
Tammara Gage, Krystal Havelka,
Sarah Hedman. Amber Henn,
Melanie Mayes, Kimberly
McGriff, Ashley Reynolds, Erica
Seibel, Christine Szoke, Heidi
Tangman. and
Ashley Vallero. The men's team
consists of D.J. Cummins, Bobby
Cummins, Tim Fraher, Travis Hare,
Nick Jones, Steve Kannewurf,
Tom Mahan, Lee McCarthy, Tyler
Sondag. and Jake Thomas.
"One of the best things about
being a member of a team at the
college level is that it helps us
become better bowlers and future
competitors for a national title,"
said Tom Mahan.
Men's Bowling
The team gathered for a picture. From the left stand Coach Phil Vida, Steve Kannewurf, Tvler Sondag. FSohhv
Thomas, Tom Mahan. Travis Hare, Tim Fraher. and Lee McCarlln
I) I Cummins. Jake
Women's Bowling
The women's bowling team posed for a picture. Standing in the back row starling at the left are Coach Phil Vida, Melissa Robert. Lindsa
Foster, Amber Henn, Krystal Havelka, and Tammara Gage. Kneeling in the front are Ashley Reynolds, Ashley Vallero. Heidi Tangman,
Brook Enyart.and Melissa Doyers.
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McKendree Individual Scores
The Men's Golf schedule was full with a total o(
seven invitational meets. The men started their
season at the Missouri Baptist University Invitational
in Madison, IL. McKendree tied for sixth place of
eight teams. The Bearcats tallied a team score of 646
and finished in a tie with Evangel University.
Sophomore, Phil Schildknecht led McKendree with
a two-day score of 1 54.
The next invitational at Quincy, I L hosted by Culver-
Stockton College was a close finish for McKendree.
The Bearcats posted a 36-hole score of 637 to finish
just 1 9 strokes behind the host school and tournament
champion. McKendree was third after the first
round, but stumbled to 7th over the final IS holes.
The McKendree College golf team closed its 2004
spring season with a 6th place finish at the NAIA
Region V Tournament held in Camdenton, MO. The
Bearcats finished the 72-hole event w ith a team score
of 968, only 59 strokes behind the region champion,
Missouri Baptist University.
This is Coach Underwood's last year coaching the
men's golf team.
Missouri Baptist
Phil Schildknecht
Stephen Miles
Zane Belden
Marshall Witsberger
Lee McCarthy
Culver-Stockton
Phil Schildknecht
Lee McCarthy
Marshall Witsberger
Zane Belden
Stephen Miles
Zack Rednour
William Woods
Phil Schildknecht
Marshall Witsberger
Stephen Miles
Zane Belden
Lee McCarthy
Zack Rednour
Invitational
75-79—154
81-83—164
84-81 — 165
85-82—167
81-88—169
Invitational
77-80—157
75-86—161
78-84— 162
84-80—164
77-89—166
86-87—173
Invitational
74-77—151
77-80—157
82-86—168
80-89—169
83-93—176
83-87—170
Millikin University Invitational
Marshall Witsberger 70-78—148
Phil Schildknecht 77-75—152
Zane Belden 77-82—159
Stephen Miles 78-83—161
Lee McCarthy DQ
Zack Rednour 79-89—168
American Midwest Conference Tourn.
Phil Schildknecht 77-79—156
Marshall Witsberger 76-83—159
Zane Belden 77-82—159
Stephen Miles 79-80—159
Zack Rednour 86-85—171
Lee McCarthy 86-82—168
NAIA Region V Tourn.
Marshall Witsberger 81-79-79—239
Zane Belden
Phil Schildknecht
Lee McCarthy
Steve Miles
83-79-79—241
79-81-81—241
76-91-80—247
102-99-86—287
McKendree Invitational
Marshall Witsberger
Zane Belden
Steve Miles
Phil Schildknecht
Lee McCarthy
Matt Broaddus
Jason Ayran
Zack Rednour
78-78—156
84-88—172
85-87—172
89-88 177
91-90—181
95-96—191
99-93—192
99-93—192
Men's Golf Team
The members of the 2002-2003 men's golf team are (left to right) Facundo Oyenard, Cliff Ward, J. P. Huckelberry, Marshall
\\ ilsherger, Dustin Schilling. Phil Schildknecht, Juan Villa. Stephen Miles. Jeff Walkenhorst. Zane Belden, and Coach Underwood.
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The Women's Golf schedule for Spring 20(14 did not have
as many meets as previous years. The McKendree
Invitational at Shiloh, IL was their first game of the year.
Unfortunately McKendree came in 7th of 7. The Bearcats
posted a two-day team score of 768, while Rend Lake
College took the tournament title by shooting 642 for 36
holes.
Then the Bearcats were off to the Lindenwood University
Invitational in St. Peters, MO. There they registered a
third-place finish with a team score of 804. Junior, Jami
Potthoff led the way for the Bearcats with a 36-hole score
of 191.
The McKendree College Women's Golf Team completed
its season with a 1 0th place finish at the Millikin University
Big Blue Invitational in Forsyth, IL. McKendree posted a
low score of 770, the lowest team score for the Bearcats in
any round over the past two seasons.
This is the last year that Coach Underwood will he
coaching the women's golf team.
McKendree Individual Scores
McKendree Invitational
Jami Potthoff
Jackie Tissier
Amanda Kirksey
Ashley Green
Robyn Greene
87-87—174
95-96—191
96-99—195
104-104—208
114-104—218
Lindenwood Invitational
Jami Potthoff 96-95—191
Jackie Tissier 105-96—201
Amanda Kirksey 1 03- 1 00—203
Ashley Green 103-106—209
Millikin University Invitational
Jami Potthoff
Ashley Green
Jackie Tissier
Rohyn Greene
Amanda Kirksey
88-97—185
95-96—191
97-96—193
100-102—202
99-104—203
Women's Golf Team
Members of the 2003-2004 Women's Golf Team are (left to right) Angela Surber. Amanda Kirksey, Jami Potthoff, Robyn
Greene, Amber Henn, Jackie Tissier, Ashley Green, and Coach Underwood.
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anaoe:
men's and women's tennis
McKendree's men's and women's tennis teams did all right
this year. There are nine players on the women's team and
eight on the men's. The men have Bill Ruscik for a head
coach, while the women are coached hy Maureen Moore.
Both teams play a Fall and Spring season, with the Spring
longer and ending with the NA1A regional tournament. The
men earned a 1-1 W-L record for the Fall 2003 and did very
well in the Spring 2004 with a 7-4 record.
The women were scheduled for three games and three
tournaments in the Fall, but there were no available reports
of the outcomes. The team did seem to do pretty well in the
Spring 2004 season, though, ending with a 7-6 record.
Men's Tennis Scoreboard
Women's Tennis Scoreboard
Spring Season Recorc
:
7-4
Spring Season Recon
:
7-6
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U of MO- St. Louis
2
5
Brandeis U
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Brandeis V
7
2
Evangel U
4
5
Rhodes College
7
2
U ofIL- Springfield
3
8
Greenville College
7
II
William Jewell
4
7
Lindenwood U
4
5
Lindenwood U
7
2
Washington U
(1
7
Washington U
0
9
Benedictine College
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3
Baker U
5
4
Baker U
6
3
Missouri Valley
9
II
Missouri Valley
9
0
Graceland I'
7
2
Benedictine College
5
4
Benedictine College
5
4
Graceland U
1
8
Baker 1
5
4
U of IL-Springfield
2
5
Evangel U
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Proud and Touyh
The women's tennis team consisted of Lori Autenneh, Christine Betz, Heather Brinkmeyer. Emily Guest.
Timanye Hackney, Meghan Lustig, Amber Raymond (names in alphabetical order not relating to the
picture). Their head coach, Maureen Moore, also stands in this picture with her team.
Strut your Stuff
The men's volleyball roster includes Dustin David, James Keaster, Mark Riemann, Brett Zaron. Greg
Mennerick. Alex Henne, Chadley James, and Doug Kim as members.
estimable team:
mckendree women's soccer
Head coach. Tim Strange made the following comment in the
2003 preview: "With its top three all-time goal scorers
returning and one of the top recruiting classes in school
history, the McKendree women's soccer team is looking
forward to a highly successful and long 2003 campaign." He
also said that, "leading the way in one of the most potent
scoring attacks in the NA1A is the duo of Keri Ousley and
Kasey Stogsdill. Ousley, the school's all-time leader in goals
scored and Stogsdill, second on the school's all-time goal list,
combined for 32 goals last season."
The McKendree College women's soccer season ended their
successful season at the NAIA National Tournament on the
20"' of November. The Bearcats were defeated by Azusa Pacific
University (California) with a 4-0 loss, in the second round of
the NAIA Women's Soccer National Championship in Santa
Barbara, California. McKendree ends its season with an overall
record of 12-7-3.
Timeout?
For a leu seconds. Jennifer Caveny and Ken Ousley seem puzzled while
waiting for Amanda Kirksey to fight off the opponent
Final 2003 Record
12-7-3
Aquinas College
Hastings College
SIU-Edwardsville
St. Ambrose University
Fonthonne University
Lindenwood University
Maryville University
University of Missouri
Missouri Valley College
Washington University
Harris-Stowe State College
Missouri Baptist University
Trinity International
I niversity
William Woods University
I \on ( ollege
Benedictine College
Hannibal-LaGrange College
Belhaven College
Graceland University
William Jewell College
Northwood University
Azusa Pacific University
L 0-1
W 3-2
W 7-0
W 3-0
W 6-0
W 2-0
W 4-1
T 2-2
T 0-0
L 0-4
McKendree Women's Soccer Team
Back Row: Natalie Lappe. Mandi Camillo. Jan DeLaney, Erin Fiudo. Laura Cox, Katie Steiger, Kerri Polk. Shana Evans,
Stephanie Robbins, Natalie Judge, Kristine Hunsinger
Second Row: Keri Ousley, Sara Kelemetc, Jennifer Caveny, Chrissy McCauley. Jenna Shellenberg, Katie Hubbard, Jessica
Vasiloff. Amanda Kirksey, Renee Davinroy
Front Row: Jill Wolfmeier, Natalie Jameson, Tiffany Everett, Katie Beck
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'Get Out of My Way!"
\manda Kirksey is a good
;xample of hustle on the Held.
"Do You Really Think
You Can Take Me?"
Katie Beek manages to fight
her way to the ball.
"I'll Show You I'm Faster!"
Even though they both seem very determined, let's hope that Kasey Stogsddl
will be the first one to kiek the ball.
"Quick! Quick! Who Do I Pass This To?"
A very concentrated. Jennifer Caveny looks tor a
teammate to pass the ball.
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endurance test
ratendree cross country
The 2003 Men's Cross Country Team had a good season this year
finishing 5lh in Regionals. The roster included: Joel Maiyo, Alex
Wright, Blake Marcum, Michael Derby, Ryan Dillinger. Jesse Gibbs,
and Andrew Smith.
"Nothing ventured, nothing gained," was how Andrew Smith de-
scribed competition in Cross Country. This statement makes sense for
these disciplined runners who compete in 8000 meter races. Head
Coach Gary White described their season as a "good year to develop
the young runners and allow them to gain experience running at the
college level." He also believes that the young team has hopes of
being a national contender in the coming seasons.
Fall 2003 Cross Country Team Picture
Speed, Talent, and Determination
For McKendree's athletes doesn't matter if it's cold and windy, they get I
up there and prove their talents.
2003 Schedule
DATE
OPPONENT
Sept. 1 3
Cougar-Bearcat Challenge
Sept. 19
Eastern Illinois University Open
Sept. 27
Greater Louisville Classic
Oct. 1 1
Border States Meet
Oct. 17
Millikin University Classic
Nov. 8
NAIA Region V Championship
Nov. 22
NA1A National Championship
SITE
TIME
Edwardsville, III.
9 a.m.
Charleston, 111.
5 p.m.
Louisville, Ky.
9:30 a.m.
Edwardsville, 111.
10 a.m.
Decatur, 111.
4 p.m.
TBA
TBA
Louisville, Ky.
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Sports
The 2003 Women's Cross Country Team came to a close in November finishing 7lh in Regionals. Head Coach Gary White described the team
as a young team in a building season. The Women's roster included: Nessa Paul, Kristen Weltzin, Emily K.uykendall, Lacey Frerking, Emily
Whitehead, and Lisa Moore. All six runners are planning on returning in the 2004 season.
Throughout the season, the runners competed in 5000 meter races, approximately 3.2 miles. To stay competitive in these long races, the
runners conditioned and practiced hard. But it paid off in the end, especially for Nessa Paul, a freshman. Paul is the team's best runner,
finishing 1 8lh in Nationals which made her All-American.
Young and Talented Runner
In giving his opinion on the 2003 Cross
Country outlook, head coach Gary White says
about freshman Alex Wright, from England,
that he is "very talented and is expected to
make a bie contribution to the team."
Top Female Runner
According to the head coach,
on the women's side,
freshman Nessa Paul from St.
Lucia, stands out as the
prominent runner for the
loam
Slowly But Surely
Even though he is a few steps
back, Ryan Dillinger does his
best to catch up.
Ready, Set, Go!
McKendree runners and their rivals warm
., up before they start the competition,
" -i while head coach Gary White makes sure
"' all the athletes are present.
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an individual:
people at mckendree
86 ] People
People
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Dr. Sandra Lang Dr. Philip Neale Dr. John Patrick Orr Dr. Brian Parsons
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Dr. Jennifer S. Peters Dr. Neil Quisenberry Dr. Timothy Richards Dr. Deanne Riess
Dr. Nancy Ypma
[lM_baculty & Staff
Liz Vogt
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Becky Voors
Jane Weineartner
Kelly Wisselir
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anahmmtaseparty
Marsha Giles, Melissa Meeker, Josie O'Rourke, Sandra Lang, Liz
Vogt, Sabrina Storner, and Norma Spanley enjoy the comradarie of
a holiday lunch.
The registrar's office staff and faculty members mingle.
Marie Ferrell is surprised to be greeted by our own Dr. Suess,
Scott Billhartz, at the Alumni House Whoville Celebration.
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Members of the Financial Aid
office enjoyed lunch.
Jennifer Pickerell, Jill Weil.
Brandy Trover, Valerie Bush,
Mildred Straub. and Janet Isom
share stories.
Pat Mesnard, Dori Kuhn, Victoria Dowling, and Scott
Billhartz await the arrival of their guests for the holiday
lunch.
[t2Qj Faculty & Staff j
Rev. Tim Harrison joins the
holiday fun!
Seniors
Class of 2004
What Happened to My
Dinner Roll is a popular
seminar offered to students
during their senior year.
The exercise explains the
etiquette of a business or
formal meal.
These seniors are learning
about their graduate school
options.
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Sarah Harris and Dan Kreher
share a dance after being
crowned the 2003 Homecom-
ing Queen and King.
Alli-Kaisa Arppe
Kate E. Beanblossom
John D. Barbeau
Jenny M. Barringlon
Christina N. Beauchamp
(Cendra L. Becherer
Joshua D. Basinki
Jacob M. Becker
Seniors H^l]
Maria C. Cathcart Jacquelyn Brooke Clark Andrea J. Conne
Deborah Conrath
I "2 [Seniors
Cassie L. Cowell
Rebecca Jean Cox
d*A*
f
Erin N. Dan forth
Cara J. Fischer
Derrick C. Fitzgerald
Carl D. Florczyk
Stephen E. Fournier
Seniors
Elizabeth M. Hise
Christine L. Hoehner Terrie L. Hogue Shannon Taran M. Holdener
|t±j_l Seniors
Deena L. Hovatter
Shelby M. Hullhmg Christopher S. Hutchings
me '■'» mi mm*
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Chad Kingston
Steven A. Kirkland
Megan K.. Kitner
Seniors I L)-s I]
Erin M. Maseos
Jeff Major
Mary-Elizabeth Markey
Steve W. Martin
|L I Seniors
Brenda A. Mason
Nathan T. Mason
Brian R. Matzenbaclier Rebecca L. McCorkJe
Ramonda R. Miller Carrie Anna Moonier Johnathon C. Morgan Morgan Audrae Mudd
Kathrvn P. Reed
Maria A. Reznicek
Dustin R. Richert Nicholas R. Robitaille
Seniors [JH]
Jennifer J. Roehl Rosalie C. Roznowski
Trisha Ann Ruby
Gayle M Rule
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Christopher F. Sauerhage Stephanie Lynn Schaefer Christopher C. Schaeffer Stacey Michelle Schalk
Kimberly May Snider Trevor A. Sonda
JoAnna L. Spillan
Erie Lee Stewart
Seniors
Amber E. Winters
Kelly S. Woehlke
Lisa A. Woods
Beverly A, York
Seniors
~B|
Paula K. Zink
John Robert Zweck
Seniors - Not Pictured
Aaron, Debra R
Albertini, Mark R
Arentsen, Kevin M.
Atkins, Kristine M
Augustine, Andrew M.
Bader, Jennifer A
Bailey, Katherine R
Barker, Dusti L
Barr, Dustin B.
Barthel, Jennifer L.
Barttelbort, Lindsay M.
Bass, David R
Baumann. Dana M
Bellm, Debra Jo
Belvin, Sara Jane
Berens, Jessicca L.
Bergmann, Crystal R
Biermann, Natalie J.
Bivens, Carrie L.
Bollmeier. Melanie J
Bonner, Bryant N.
Bowman, Deborah M.
Bradley, Chasity G
Buettner, Michael Henry
Burkett, Jason C.
Bushmire, Beth J.
Camden, Krysten L.
Campbell, Michelle L.
Caylor, Paula R.
Clark, Sarah E.
Cooper, Amy L.
Cooper. Jermaine E
Coyne, Kelly N.
Cunningham, Sarah B.
Daesch, Maria A
Dagley, Corey W
Dahm, Deanna L.
Davenport, Ryan S.
David, Dustin
Davinroy, Renee E.
Delaney, Jan M
Dooly, Sara Lin
Dressier, Katherine A.
Duffin, David C
Earnest, Nathan L
Jailers, Rachel Mary Diane
~L\ Seniors |
Elliott, Pamela M.
Feick, Amie R.
Ferguson. Tanya M.
Fietsam, Sarah E.
File, Ashley E.
Ford, Jarrett M.
Friederich, Nicholas S
Frisch Jr. Arthur L.
Gebke, Scott J
Giles, Elizabeth G.
Gilmore, Jerome D
Greaves, Robert A.
Green, Darius J.
Guerin, Andres
Haas, Michelle L.
Halbert, Jereme M.
Hanvey, Jan L.
Harlin, Jaclyn A.
Harris, Michael A.
Haywood, Betty-Ann P
Heins, Brittany Jacqueline
Hemker, Melanie M
Hering, Sheila M
Hicks, Laura E
Holdener, Brianne M.
Hook, Adam D.
Horn, Jamie L.
Houseworth, Deanna R.
Huckelberry, John-Phillip R
Huddleston, Jayma Marie
Huhn, Michelle T.
Hutchison, Bevin E.
Jackson, Tiffany V
Jefferson, Zerrick M.
Jenkins, Letitia R.
Johnson, Erin N.
Johnson, Kimberly K
Kampwerth, Tina M
Kantner, Dustin J
Kelemetc, Sara E.
Kerr. Brittney S.
Kettelkamp, Justin Andrew
Kiefer, Amanda Lee
Kirk, Steve W.
Kirksey, Amanda K
Klostermann, Brian P.
Laack, Megan Rae
Lackey, Shannon R.
Lerch, Jennifer R
Lewis. Dalinda J.
Lindauer, Lori A.
Lodes, Karen B
Loftus, Sara Kathryn
Lozier, Randy J.
Luitjohan, Kyle Michael
Luja, Jason Todd
Marcum, Natalie K
Marshall, Jennifer L.
Martens, Jamie R.
Martz, Meghan K
Mcintosh, Brandon
McKenzie, Sara Jane
McMillin, Lindsay Ann
Meyer, Kelly M.
Meyer, Melissa D.
Middendorf, Lisa J
Miller. Crystal L
Minor, Amanda Jo
Mollet, Katherine J.
Moran, Scott T.
Mueller, Susan R.
Niebur, Sara M
Niermann, Michael L.
Pankey, Tyler L
Parker, Carmen V
Peterson, Glenn A
Peterson, Kolin M.
Pfeiffer. Kelly A.
Phillips, Lori R
Queern, James M.
Quinones, Paula K.
Ramsey, Ashleigh
Renda, Pedro F.
Rhodes, Renee A.
Riddle. Douglas A.
Riemann, Mark E.
Robinson, Lynnae B.
Robitaille. Matthew J.
Roth, Shannon E.
Roundcount, Matthew
Ruppert, Eva S.
Saatkamp, Paula L.
Sanchez-Pagano, Maximo
Sanders, Melissa J.
Saunders, Magen Rene
Scharf, Stephanie J.
Schulte, Trisha Ann
Schwemmer, Gabrielle
Seibert, Jennifer Kay
Seka, Kristen Ann
Sikma, Breanne Lee
Spano, Kimberly A.
Sparwasser, Christine R.
Stanfill, Melissa A.
Starr, Cynthia R.
Stephens, Ross D.
Stier, John C.
Stock, Robert W.
Stukenberg, Keri E
Suydam, Amy L.
Svec, Diana K.
Szoke, Christine E.
Thompson, Rebekah J.
Toennies, Corey Matthew
Trace, Jenessa M
Tucker, Christopher A
Uhls, Gregory Gene
Varady, Jaime N
Walker, Melvin B
Walters. Jill E.
Ward, Andrea Blair
Wells, Jennifer S.
White, Nicole E.
Whiteman, Hollie A.
Wiegand, Jason Robert
Wilcox, Gregory Kent
Wilhelm, Kevin R
Wilkey. Tasha Brianne
Williams, Mark S.
Winkeler, Joshua R.
Witsberger, Marshall K
Witte, Angela Dawn
Wolf, Margaret A.
Woods, Emily E.
Wuebbels, Lisa N
Yurko, Teresa M.
Zollner, Mike T
Juniors
Class of 2005
Juniors will soon be walk-
ing on the front lawn dur-
ing their own commence-
ment ceremony.
Students were encouraged
to get their annual flu shot
- perhaps to ensure that no
one missed classes due to
the flu!
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Junior, Mary-Katherine
Kitzmiller, an art major, was a
finalist in the competition held
to "capture the magic of Rams'
football." Kitzmiller submitted
an entry in the design competi-
tion for the cover of the 2003
media guide.
Jeremiah P. BeckJey Angela Berry Jessica A. Boehler Warren G. Bowles III
Sara Neely Bozsa
Marc Broun
Juniors B]
Kurt Chambers Amanda A. Chaney Rebecca A. Chaput Laura E. Cochrane Mary C. Connelly Amanda Lynn Corzine
Danny J. Costello Renee E. Cralley Jeffrey Thomas Creek Donald James Cummins Chris Cunnings Rebecca S. Cusuroano
Darin M. Degenhart Brendon C. Delaney Ericka Nikko Dennis Nathan Thomas Doherty Amanda Dotson Melissa Kay Doyens
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Christopher J. Dulaney Deborah A. Dunevant Benton James Eberwein Eric W. Ernst MellaDeane Ev
Juniors
Heather R. Groennert Kara M. Guenther Emily L. Guest Kyla M. Guymon Melanie Lynn Hanson Casey J. Hardesty
n n
Kelly
K. Hasheider Krystal M. Havelka Christopher M. Hayer Sean M. Henderson Carissa Lynn Hibbert Heather R. Hickox
Juniors
Kristina M. Hinkebein Mariene A. Holtgrave Christine Ann Honeyoutt Matt Hubbard Timothy J. Hudspeth Millicent M. Hughes
Timothy Patrick Huller Elizabeth C. Hunter Erica Jackson Heather M. Janik John C. Jeffers
Kelley Johns
Lisa Kay Jones Amber M. Kalert Stacy A. King Elizabeth A. Kirschner
Leah E. Klostermann Katie B. Klucker Melinda S. Kowal Matthew A. Kupferer Michelle R. Laidley Jamie L. Laskowski
Jesse Neil Lewis Candace M. Liening
rE Juniors |
Lindsey Litteken Sasha Marie Lyons Tara S. Maedge Courtenay Lynn Martial
son Martychenko Mary T. Matthews Curtis D. Meadows
Pat Mesnard Kristi Lynn Mesplay Emily R. Meyer
Eric Joseph Parker Jennifer A. Parker Stacy M. Petraitis Amy M. Phillips Kelly Mane Popp Justin C. Powers
Jacob Thomas Purcell Carrie A. Quinn Jeffrey T. Quirin Andrew Rains Trevor A. Reed Ginger H. Reeves
Juniors 1 Ul-
Amanda Rushing Sarah Marie Ruth Danny Latrell Sanders Jr. Kelly Lynn Schlueter Victoria L. Schumacher Brea N. Scott
David A. Sliment
Abbey M. Smith Andrew Smith Keyma L. Smith McKenzie Beth Smith Tabitha A. Smith
Paulina M. Suess Nancy K. Sumner Heidi M. Tangman Christine E. Thomas Kristen M. Thompson Jacqueline M. Tissier
Juniors
Nicholas Vogt Justin H. Volkmar Heather A. Wagner Christal Waters
Kristin V. Weltzin Tabitha L. Wheeler Carl Jerome Whiltaker Jr. Chad Lee Willard
Daniel Williams Emma L. Winkelmann Angela L. Wittenbrink Rachel Leah Woods Ashleigh Wyrostek (Catherine Young
Brett P. Zaron Nathan E. Zeisset Matt D. Ziegler
Juniors
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Juniors- Not Pictured
Achord II, Michael D.
Addison, Sara Michelle
Auth, Mindy K.
Bernhardy, Michael J.
Bidlack, Lance W
Biggerstaff. Jeremy Adam
Billups, Miesha Nicole
Blomberg, Karen M.
Blum, Cassie E
Boelloeni, Renee Annette
Brown, Kalib J.
Brown, Kimberlee A.
Bruce, Amanda Kay
Bryant, Michelle N.
Buettner, Jessica A
Byrne, Shawn M.
Carter, Zach L.
Caveny, Jennifer D.
Conrod, Kyle A.
Cooper. Christina M
Corbett, Rebecca A.
Corbitt, Jennifer C.
Crump, Kevin J.
Csontos, Meghan K.
Dandridge, Kenneth W.
Deardeuff, Michelle L.
Denkler, Afton Renee
Dix, Keri L.
Dodd, Denise M.
Dove, Amanda R.
Drone, Sabrina R.
Ehinger, Whitney Kay
Eusterbrock, Jessica M.
Eversgerd, Kevin Thomas
Ferrell, Sarah B.
Fleming, Rebecca E
Foehrkolb, Cynthia Elaine
Ford. Jasmine E.
Foster, Lindsay M.
Foster. Stacie L
Frank, Kayla D
Frobish, Kristin M.
Gates, Whitney A
Gerrish, Sarah D.
Gillespie, Andrew J.
Gilter, Jamie A
Graham, Catherine Jane
Griesbaum, Kristy L
Haar, Bradley J
Hackney, Timanye A.
Halsema. Susan M.
Harre. Patricia JoAnn
Hazzard, Elizabeth A.
Hendrixson, Beja S.
Henry, Lindsay A
Holcmann, Shauna L.
Holmgren, Lindsay A
Hopkins, Michael J
Hudgens, Michael A.
Inskip, Erin Nicole
Jackson, Katherine N
Johnson, Andrea S
Jones, Erica Lynn
Jones, Josh D.
Jones, Shana Lynn
Keeven, John Henry
Kelley, Andrew James
Kitzmiller, Mary-Katherine
Klamberg, Amy C.
Klein, Erin Leigh
Kockler, Adam E.
Krewinghaus, Christina
Angelina
Kriss, George N.
Kueper, Jaclyn M.
Kuykendall, Emily M.
Larsen, Mark Allen
Lewis, Amie N
Loeschner, Rebecca A.
Lott, Lindsay L
Lugge. Robert A.
Luper, Jennifer K.
Mallrich, James J
Masinelli, Jessica L.
Mason. Theresa L
McCallister, Russel E.
McCray, Kurtis L
McGee, Martin T.
McGriff, Kimberly D
McGuire, Joseph R.
McKelvy, Katie Ann
Meador, Tabitha J.
Meddows, Melissa A.
Medvick, Haley Christine
Meyer, James R.
Michels, Jeffrey Raymond
Millas, Michalene Michelle
Mitchell, Megan L
Moore, Lisa M.
Murphy, Heather N.
Niemeyer, Amy R.
Notorangelo, Nicole Marie
Pankey, Whitney B.
Parker, Mary Beth
PenDell, Tracie Dyi
Peterson. Michelle Andrea
Pfefferkorn. Joanna S
Phillips, Jesse L
Pieper, Thomas P
Potthoff, Jami L.
Prest, Adam S.
Pullum, Lonnitta R
Quintana, Dusty D.
Rahar, Nicholas Edward
Rakers, Anna T
Rakers, Jacob I.
Redburn, Samantha J
Reynolds, Ashley A.
Reynolds, Jarrod Lee
Richardson, Amanda M
Richmond, Allison L
Rick, Lindsay Renee
Rinderer. Elizabeth a
Saia, Emily J.
Scher, Sara R
Scherby, Ricky J.
Schlarman, Erica Rose
Schmid, Daniel M.
Schnelten, Kelli L.
Schreiber, Rebecca Faye
Seger, Jamie Faye
Shepard, Charles H.
Shull, Eric R.
Siebert, Erin Elizabeth
Simmons, Jared A.
Slechticky, Amber Nicole
Smith, Darius D.
Sos, Jennifer L.
Sparks, Stephanie A.
Stewart, Brady Anthony
Suelmann, Jeff M.
Thompkins, Rosalind C
Thompson, Brandy e L.
Toney, Hortense L.
Walls, Danny R.
Weh, Derek Henry
Weiss, Sarah E.
Westlake, Aimee K
Whetstone, Christa Marie
Woodside, Zachary R.
Wurtz, Amanda R.
Yelton, Jason K.
Zacharski, Lisa A.
Juniors
Sophomores
Class of 2006
Sophomore, Michael Thigpen
is getting a trim in Walton's
hallway barbershop.
These sophomores are
waiting in line in Old Main
during early registration
for the Spring 2004 se-
mester.
Devin Dippold and Amanda
Dotson are checking out the
homecoming bonfire action.
Helen D. Allen Mikail N. Andria Eric W. Barger
Todd Bauer Christopher A. Beatty Erin Marie Becker
Scott M. Becker Zane Eric Belden Myron Bell Jr. Joshua Heath Bell Lamont M. Benn Christine E. Betz
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Jennifer A. Bieber Adam Thomas Biggs Joshua Ward Blackburn Stephanie Blankenship Kimberly Bright Corey James Bryant
Alicia M. Crow Robert Wayne Cummins Darrell Dancy John C. Dawson Stephen D. Demoulin Miranda L. Deters
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Ariana B. Fernandez Sara Ann Ford Timothy James Fraher Nickolas M. Francescon Kelly M. Fritz Michelle Ann Fuchs
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Emily J. Gaddis Jason Gajewski Alex A. Galli
Neal A. Geluck Aimee Katherine Gibbs Megan Elizabeth Gibbs
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George A. Gladis Meghan Suzanne Gordon Jamie E. Graham Minerva Grama
Jeff Grogan Leslie Gummersheimer
Devin David Haertling David M. Hamann Jarred Colin Hankhouse Samantha J. Harriss Bethany Anne Harry Andrea L. Hartline
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Leslie Alexandre Hattle Jenny Hasler Marissa Fay Heern Alexandre Bulau Henne Joshua R. Hollingsead Robert Dean Horst
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Lauren A. Korte Aaron M. Kremmel Dori K. Kuhn Scott C. Kutscher Lyndsy Lafenhagen Kyle Stevan Lapingtc
Nick R. Lercher Brian J. Lomeline Jason D. Luitjohan Bryant Keith Lyles Wendy Erin MacEwen LeAnn Renee Mansfie
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Mary Rose Mclntyre Robert A. McNeill
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Kayla R. Miller Marilyn Valerie Miller
Kristin Pankey Kellie Megan Persons Luke A. Pope Aaron Lee Povolish
Nathan Lee Raley
Rachael Remagen Nicole A. Richard John E. Richardson II Devan M. Roosevelt Nicole M. Rosen Colby Ross
Sara Rubenacker Jennifer Marie Santel Mirai Patrick Sayaraa Michael Joseph Schaal Amber Lynn Schafer
Lisa Schaltenbrand
roe August Schank Jennifer Sue Scheibel Brian Scott Schoenherr Jacquline Monte Sheard Travis Lee Shemwell Brandi Marie Simmons
vlisty Michelle Skinner Jennifer Lynn Sligar Matthew M. Spotanski Curtis A. Stahl
Jamie Stephens Melinda Marie Sugar
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Joshua David Wahlig Bethany N. Watkinson Kenneth Webster
Alicia Weiss Jared Gregory Weston Emily Ann Whiteheac
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Abrahams, Gregory Ryan
Adams, Denise Renee
Albers, Rachele Nicole
Allardin, Chrissy D.
Allen, Nick L.
Amann, Rebekah Ann
Autenrieb, Lori Faith
Bailey, Rachel Ann
Best, Alyssa S.
Bhutto. Shahreyar Ali
Bosslet, Sara A.
Brilley. Timothy D.
Buchanan, Jacob L.
Bultman, Nathan Aldon
Bynum, Kadie Rachelle
Caldwell, James Allen
Clapp, Jack Adam
Cole, Katherine A
Dashley, Deanna N
Deets, Alexis Lauren
Diefenbach. Ryan Thomas
Drake, Amy L.
Falconio, Anthony James
Feldmann, Debra Ann
Fischer, Brad L
Ford, Ashley Danielle
Frost. Emily Christine
Fry, Erin Renee
Fuchs, Troy Edwin
Gennann, Matthew Michael
Grayson, Beronte' M
Green, Jessica Lynn
Haefher, Sarah Anne
Hardy, Keith Alan
Hare, Travis Alan
Hargett, Ashley Ruth
Harris, Matthew R.
Hawkins, Lindsey D.
Hermann. Dean Michael
Hester, Emily A.
Holloway, Warren
Holtman, Bradley E
Hopkins, Zack James
Jackson, Brittany Leigh
Johnson, Karla Michelle
Jones, Derek S
Juehne, Elizabeth L.
Keel, Sarah Marie
Kingsley, Emily Christine
Klein. Jeffrey D
Koerkenmeier, Tara Lynn
Langdon, Michael T
Lauf. Jamie Lynn
Leonard, Cassandra Ann
Levin, George Jule Jay
Linn, Justin Edward
Mann, Marcus Chamar
Marsaglia, Kristen Nicole
Mattingly, Todd A
Maurer, Amy F.
McCarthy, Lee K.
Mennerick, Gregory Michael
Miles, Stephen Eric
Morland, Nikki Lynn
Morris, Andrea E.
Moss, Deveon L.
Nevois, Jan E.
Newsom, Woodrow B.
Ocheltree, Nicole L.
Oliver, Jessi L
Oughton, Laura Michelle
Paeth, Nina Jean
Patterson. Kara Nicole
Perry, Rebekah D.M.
Petrus, Rachel Renee
Rakers, Zachary Alan
Repking, Jennifer Marie
Richardson. Megan Kristine
Rieckenberg, Danielle M.
Rigney, Kimberly S.
Robbins. Stephanie Michelle
Sanford, Don L.
Schilb. Rick T
Schneider, Michael Gene
Scott, Colby N.
Sheets, Lori Ann
Simones, Christine Kay
Speaks. Joseph W
Steeg, Timothy Andrew
Steiger, Katherine Anne
Stogsdill, Kasey L
Storck. Chad E
Stott, Timothy S.
Strecker, Amanda Cross
Stryker, Shane M.
Suca, Lindsey Marie
Suhl. Ashlie Rose
Tillman, Audrey G.
Timberlake, Morgan Leigh
Todich, Monica E.
Tonnies. Danielle Brooke
Trantham. Kathleen Rebecca
Tullock, Kimberly Marie
Vail, Anthony C
Varnum, Patrick John
Ward, Clifton Ryan
Warren, Jennifer Lynn
Webb, Stephen Elliot
Wilhelm, Joseph R.
Windham, Stephanie Kay
Winkeler, Lisa Marie
Winkeler, Sarah Lynn
Zvonar, John M.
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First Year Students
Class of 2007
The second-largest class
of 305 first-year students
at McKendree College
brings the greatest
academic talent and most
diversity to the college in
its 176-year history.
Students in the Class of 2007
come from 1 2 states and seven
nations, and the class includes
1 9 valedictorians and five
salutatorians. In addition to
Illinois, there are students from
California, Florida, Georgia,
Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan,
Missouri, New York, Ohio,
Texas and Virginia. The six
other countries are Argentina,
England, Jamaica, Nepal, St.
Lucia and South Africa.
Brandon L. Adair Kellie L. Anderson
Robert B. Andrews Dominic Vincent Angelo Jason Ayran Gerald D'Jaun Bailey
Jaelyn N. Barczewski Michael Keith Barton
Jenny Basler
Katie L. Beck .lessalyn L. Belling LeKettra Bennett
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Nathan A. Biggerstaff Matthew Black Alexis J. Bolender Brandon Kenneth Bond Jesse T. Booth
Travis Brading
Greg Bradshaw Kelly Ann Brayfield Michael Brewer Raymond J. Brierly Matt Broaddus Kyle Andrew Buettner
Matthew Buettner Mike Camilieie Jr. Andre R. Carmack Nathanial R. Carroll Daniel Clay Casper David A. Catlin
Hillary Dawn Cobb Crystal M. Cole David Matthew Collins Heather K. Colvin Melissa K. Cook
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Craig R. Cottrell Kyle Edward Czapla Chris Dahm
Kyle L. Dan-
Marie L. Davis
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Michael Derby Bradley Richard Dietrich Ryan Dillinger
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Joshua S. Downing Michael R. Eckhardt
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Jon T. Edler David K. Elliott Stephen Daniel Ellis Brook Lyn Enyart Ben Joseph Essenpreis Andrew J. Evans
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Casey H. Evans Anna K. Everett Tiffany Michelle Everett Kyle J. Eversgerd Timothy Fahrenhorst tana J. Fisher
Steve R. Grodeon Malt Grogan Stephanie Rhea Hall Scott Hammock Catherine Jane Hamrick Dan Hankley
Michael G. Harrison Jr. Jason D. Harvey Kathryn Ann Hasheider Wesley J. Hastings Andrea Marie Hawkins Christopher Herbert
Adam J. Hicks Christin Michelle Hicks Kellen W. Hill Justin Alan Hilyard Holly A. Hoffmann Emily Marie Hohl
Bryan Joseph Hopkins Katie A. Hubbard Chad Hudson Megan Jo Hunter Dennis R. Hutchison Amber L. Jackson
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Keith Charles Jacob Chrissv A. Jacoby Chadley James Natalie E. Jameson Sell. Michael Jonas
Adrian Carl Jones
First-Year UE\
Nicholas R. Jones Nique Jones Michelle Kadonsky Nicole Lynne Keckritz Kellen M. Ketlwich Ashley Kiefer
Amanda K. Klaus Brian T. Kloppenburg Paul Joseph Klosterrnann Joe Knobbe Michael Knobeloch Andrea Ruby Knoll
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Cassandra Jean Lang Natalie Lynn Lappe Matt Lauber Benjamin Michael Laux David Mathre Lay Erica Leohner
irett Lockwood Willie Lee Logan Jonathan Lowe Megan Renee Lustig Christy C. Lutz Thomas E. Malian
Joel K. Maiyo Trevor Maloch Michelle L. Mannino Blake Marcum Maggie M. Marquedant Gina M. Matzenbacher
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Melanie L. Mayes Christine L. McCauley Lester A. MeQuaid Devin McQuillan Xavier Mead Erica L. Merienbach
Ryan Meyler Susan Anne miller Edward G. Monken Ashleigh Munson Daniel Patrick Murrin Lora Nation
Jon Niebrugge Edward J. Niermann Jason D. Noeldner Nell Novara
Richard Lee Oakley Shane L. Oertwig
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Shawn Oertwig Cory S. Oldeen Brittany Kaye Olson Christopher G. Otey David Thomas Padgett Jenna Elaine Palovick
Jamie Lynne Paluczak JoAnne Marie Paluczak Julie Pannier
Kelly Paproth
Nessa Paul Jamie Marie Payton
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Derek E. Pechacek Allison Petzoldt Laura Poland
Kerri Polk
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Dustin S. Pranger
Theo Prayer Michael Prince Brandon }. Redmond Zackery T. Rednour Randa Renshaw
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Joe Rice
Philip Ridgell Kendall M. Ripperda Mellisa A. Robert Lindsay T. Robertson Natalie M. Robson Mark Root
Curt Ropp Daniel A. Rosen Travis W. Rosenthal Allen E. Rudd Jarred L. Rueter Richard T. Ryle
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Monet Sanders Melissa D. Schorr Amanda L. Schuck Kylie M. Scobbie Erica Kathleen Seibel Lee Wayne Settles
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Jenna Shellenberg Sarah E. Simmons Adam Simon Katie M. Sledge Jordan Richard Smith Kelli Smith
. J. Sokolowski Tyler N. Sondag Jordan Spurlock Danyel Staate Brandon R. Stewart Amy L. Stinde
Gwendolyn R. Stokes Allison Stout Michael Strobbe Joel Christopher Stults Derrick Leon Summerlin Amber Nicole Taylor
Nicole J. Taylor Nicole Renee Taylor Brent "Frank" Tebbe Deidra A. Thomas Jacob R. Thomas Laura Tinney
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Lisa Marie Tinney Anthony Tobias Dustin J. Tollefsrud Blake A. Townsend Abby R. Tribley Ashley M. Vallero
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Denise N. Varel Travis Scott Venhaus Caitlin Marie Vohland Joe Wagner
Krista Ann Waltermire Lindsay Weathers William Clayton Weier David Wellstead Kenny Weston Michael B. Whetsto
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Robert Wilhelm Kevin Douglas Wilkins Matt Wilson
Windham Kathryn S. Wisnasky Allison F. Witt
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Jill Marie Wolfmeier Justin T. Wolfslau Mark W. Wonnacott BarbaraLee A. Wood Paul W. Woodruff Salvador Woods
Dionne S. Wright Lindsey Ann Young
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First Year Students - Not Pictured
Asalu, Vincent C.
Barajas, Paola Alexandra
Barbour, Margaret Rose
Barrera, Crystal M
Bauer, Ryan Gene
Baumgart, Amy
Beachum, Michael R.
Bernhardt, Terri K.
Bista, Bigyan R.
Bivins. Lauren M
Borden, David W.
Boyd, Shekinah M
Brinkmeyer, Heather Ann
Brown, Angela S
Brown, Sylvia M.
Brownfield, Joshua Lee
Bryant, Rachel Nicole
Bunch, Clara M.
Cargal, Nicole Marie
Cathcart. Heather N
Cheesman, Michael Patrick
Connolly, Kevin D
Cox, Laura Sue
Crook, Amy Michelle
Cullen, Sean Francis
Cummins, Ryan J
Di Tucci, Diane Dolores
Dickson, Ronald William
Dierkes, Joseph D.
Ferguson, Rachel Jo
Fero, Marie A.
Gerstner, Brent C.
Goetz Jr, Richard J.
Graceffa, Ryan Anthony
Gries, Darin Franklin
Grossmann. Kara Leigh
Gundlach, Cassandra J
Hadley. Michael Douglas
Haregot, Araya B.
Harris, Julianne Kay
Hart, Emily Elizabeth
Harter, Colleen M.
Hartke, Logan Sean
Heck, Matthew James
Hedman, Sarah Margaret
Hemann, Amanda L.
Henn, Amber Renee
Hillyard, Lyndsey Renee
Holderfield, Lindsey S
Horton, Lacee N.
Houmes, Bryan Adam
Hughes, Patrick J
Jacobsmeyer, Kevin M.
James. Thomas Brent
Jennings, Candice Renee
Jones, Jamie L
Jones, Miranda Levene
Jones. Raphael
Jones. Rhonda
Kannewurf, Steven J
Kennedy, Nicholas William
Kim, Douglas B
Klier, Jarrod
Kolda, Cynthia Marie
Kostoff, Donna Marie
Krug. Emily R.
Langhorn, Tyson Maurice
Large, Lana R.
Lash, Justin M.
Latimer, Kathy Lee
Leguizamon, Amalia
Loepker, Jessica Nicole
McCann. Justin A
McMullen, Mary Elizabeth
McNair, Bryan D
Mehring, Adam Richard
Miller, Jonathan Robert
Miller, Tarell E
Moad, Christie J.
Moll, Jane Ann
Moore, Samuel L
Mora, Mallory P.
Musselman, William Christian
Neighbors. Dori S.
Neubert, Kelly M
Nichols, Chad Everett
Nimmo, Joshua Ryan
Olds. Christa K.
Pandey, Laxman
Peterson, Cari A
Rehkemper, Linda Suzanne
Rhodes, Timothy J.
Rickard, Ryan D.
Riggs, Brian Thomas
Robins, Leah Annette
Roundcount, Joseph William
Rushing, Nathan Earl
Sanford, Joy M.
Schildknecht, Phil Warren
Schmermund, David R.
Schmidt, Jennifer Lynn
Smith, Golden DeShawn
Smith, Janna L.
Smith, Sharon Renee
Spencer, Lakisha
Annrvvannette
Starek, Jennifer Lynn
Stefan, Marilyn J.
Steiner, Jamie K
Sterling, Glenda M.
Stremlau, John Angelo
Sutton, Suzanne Marie
Swartz, Lauren G.
Terrell, Timothy Paul
Thomann. Brandon
Thompson, Sarah Elizabeth
Thornton, Jacob L
Thornton, Kahla Rose
Timmermann. Ranee Lynn
Tungett, Stephen Paul
Usilton, Edward Ryan
Utsey, Delton R
Wacker, Catherine M.
Walton, Japheth O.
Wheatley, Anthony Phillip
Wilhelm, Michelle Ellen
Willett, Jason M
Wilson. Jeffrey Allan
Wilt, Steven C.
Witcher, Rachel L.B36
Wright, Alexander J.
Zurliene, Andrea L.
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Sincerely,
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Congratulations
for all your
accomplishments.
We are very
proud of you.
Love,
Mom, Dad, & J.C.
(Erin,
Congratulations, we are so proud of you
and what you have achieved. Tour
determination and dedication widtake
youfar. Cove,
"Mom, (Dad&^odd
Michelle,
What a beautiful young lady you have
become! We wish you much success and
happiness as you begin another phase of
your life. Always keep that smile and
your great sense of humor. We are so
proud of you!
Love,
Mom, Dad & Kelly
Krystal,
Jif
We are so very proud of
you, keep touching lives.
Love,
Your Family
John,
May all of your dreams come true. We
are so very proud of you. God Bless and
Keep You.
Love,
Mom, Dad, Charles, Grandpa &
Grandma
Steph,
JA daughter who has
worked o£ earned, to
achieve the highest
standards of her future.
Love,
(Dad
Kristy,
We love you and are very
proud of you. Keep smiling!
May God Bless You Always,
Mom, Dad & David
Matt:
Keep reaching for the stars.
You will get there. We know
you can do it.
All our love,
Mom & Dad
*We are very proud of
you. You are a new,
young, strong
woman. <We fxrve
you!
Mike, Mom,
grandma
Jennifer,
From kindergarten
through college you have
always made us proud.
You are going to make a
great teacher.
Love,
Mom, Dad, Jason & j
Brian
Jesse,
'You have been such a blessing to your
dad and I. It's hard to betieve that you are
afready in coffege. We fove you son, and
are thankful that you have grown up to be
such a fine young man. Cjod 6 Cess you.
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accomplish anything you
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you!
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dreams!
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person you have become. (jodQtess Youl
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VVe are so proncfofyou!
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recognizing all who helped make this yearbock possible
With a title like that you'd think I was planning on thanking everyone in the universe, starting with my parents. While there are reasons I
probably should, I won't ... at least not right here. I do want to thank everyone who helped in any way, shape, or form with this yearbook.
I did not know what I was agreeing to when I took the position of editor, and many on campus helped the yearbook staff and I complete
this undertaking. Now on to an itemized list:
The first person I want to thank specifically is Ms. Kelly Wissehr, Director of Alumni Relations. When there were no other
takers for the position, she broke tradition and became a non-faculty sponsor of the yearbook. She in fact has been the driving force
behind this yearbook and the one that preceded it. She put up with me and the rest of the staff and worked at least as much as I
did on this book, and probably, looking back now, a lot more. Without Kelly, the McKendrean might have stayed on permanent
hiatus. We all owe her a debt for making this book possible.
The next people I must say thank you are Mr. Kim Lobring, Communications Director at McKendree, who generously allowed
us to use the pictures he shot around campus, and Mr. Scott Cummings, Sports Information Director, who allowed us to borrow
pictures and provided us with information.
Thanks should also go to Mr. Gabriel Shapiro for having his class do fact-finding assignments for the yearbook. Individual
students who contributed include Lori Autenrieb. Tammara Gage. Barbie Klaus. Jodi Pfefforkorn and Naureen Stack.
All the faculty and staff who gave the yearbook pictures, copy, or any other help and put up with us bothering you, we are
truly thankful to you as well.
In addition, thanks to the writers of Bearchat, the Review, and the McKendree website all of which we used occasionally as
source material.
Last but not least, thanks to everyone who worked on the staff, especially Minerva Grama and Sami Harriss who were with us to
the very end.
Finally, (I know I already used 'last,' but this is the end of the list. I am telling the truth. Really.) a loud "thank you" to all
students, faculty, and staff on campus who made this such a great year.
Is there anyone I left off this list? I think it is pretty inclusive. Hmm ... oh, yes. I'd like to thank the all animals on campus, especially the
squirrels who entertained me with their antics and allowed me to take pictures of them. Yes, thanks to all the animals . . . except for those
birds who decided that anytime between midnight and five a.m. is a goodtime to start singing outside my open dorm window. To them I'd
just like to say it is a good thing for you that McKendree doesn't allow firearms on campus, otherwise. . . .
— Joshua R. Hollingsead
ein editors exhaustion:
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Exhaustion is the word. A tip ot advice to everyone: Don't take nineteen credit hours worth ot classes, a part-time job, membership in three
or four active groups of campus, and agree to be editor of the yearbook at the same time. Just don't. Trust me.
Let's see, I have already thanked everyone on the previous page, so now what? I guess I could explain this year's theme for those who
don't get it. This year's theme was really simple. McKendrean, the name of McKendree's yearbook, can be divided into 'McKendre' and
'an.' The yearbook staff took advantage of this to create appositives that would work with 'an' to describe McKendree, such as
McKendree, an editor's exhaustion. That was the basic idea behind the theme which was elaborated a bit with font types.
Other things readers might want to know about are my grumbles. (Okay, 1 admit you really don't, but then nobody is forcing you to read
this page.) My biggest gripe was getting students to help with the yearbook. Student participation on campus at anything other than
parties was contemptible. I know people have other things to do like go get drunk and watch someone else live a staged life on Survivor,
Bachelor, ox American Idol, but would it kill anyone to spend a couple of hours doing something constructive, like working on a yearbook
to help them remember their college years beyond that alcoholic fog?
Another grumble: the yearbook office and computers. The yearbook staff was not able to use the yearbook office for most of the Fall
semester and then had to wait a couple months after that for our computers to be fixed. That could make anybody late for deadlines, but did
we give up? No (maybe we did despair a little, though, along with being exasperated most of the time, but we never did give up). We
worked and worked and worked some more. That's why you have this great yearbook in your hands (unless you have it set on the table
instead, but it is still a great book).
If you notice any little things you want to complain about, we ask you to come and spend a couple hours a week for two semesters helping
put the yearbook together next year. Then we will dutifully note your complaint, but until then deal with it.
Okay, what else is there to say? I actually enjoyed being editor this year (though sometimes I did not think so). It provides one with a great
sense of achievement to create anything as complex and creative as a yearbook, and 1 had good people working with me on it. Anything
else? No. Then I'll end with a quote 1 kept in mind to retain my sanity this year, from a great philosopher of the 20th Century, Bugs Bunny,
"Don't take life too seriously, you'll never get out of it alive!"
Joshua R. Hollingsead
| Editor's Page | 147 fj
nexacting acoount
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oolophon
The 2003-2004 McKendrean, Volume 87, was printed by Jostens at
its printing plant in Topeka, Kansas. Pressrun was 200 copies. The
charcoal cover was designed by the yearbook staff featuring black
and silver foil. The theme "McKendree an . . ." was developed by
the yearbook staff to show all the things McKendree is to students,
faculty, and staff. The 152 page book was printed on trim size 8,
which uses 8.5x1 1 sheets of paper. Layouts and copy were done on
PCs using PageMaker 6.5/7.0 and the Josten Year Tech software,
including Page Wizard templates. Copy was done in Times New
Roman, Goodname, and Stylebrand fonts. Student portraits were
taken by Jim Radin from Florissant, Missouri. Kelly Wissehr,
Director of Alumni Affairs, served as yearbook advisor. Yearbook
staff members included Joshua Hollingsead, Editor, Samantha
Harriss, Minerva Grama, Karen Blomberg, and Laxman Pandey.
Josten's representative was Ed Sudgen.
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an index
a
(up. = not pictured in yearbook)
A.C.M.E.
3
Aaron, Debra R.
(n.p.)
Abrahams, Gregory R.
(n.p.)
Achord II, Michael D.
(n.p.)
Adair, Brandon L.
1 16
Adams, Denise R.
(n.p.)
Addison, Sara M.
(n.p.)
Albers, Rachele N.
(n.p.)
Alberson, Corey A.
63, 101
Albertini, Mark R.
30
Alewine, Dr. Alan
21,57
Allardin, Chrissy D.
30
Allen, Helen D.
109
Allen, Nick L.
63
Alpha Omega Sorority
42
Alpha Phi Omega
45
Alpha Psi Omega
54, 55
Amann, Rebekah A.
42
Anderson, Kellie L.
116
Andrews, Robert B.
116
Andria, Mikail N.
16, 109
Angelo, Dominic V.
71,116
Arentsen, Kevin M.
30
Arppe, Alh-Kaisa
19,68,69, 91
Art Club
55
Asalu, Vincent C.
(n.p.)
Ashley, Michelle L.
10, 11,54,55,
101
Atkins, Kristine M.
(n.p.)
Augustine, Andrew M.
(n.p.)
Autenneb, Lori F.
SI
Auth, Mindy K.
42,47
Ayran, Jason A.
3,4, 116
b
Bader, Jennifer A.
Baer, Stacy L.
Baig, Shazad
jBailey, Gerald D.
'Bailey, Katherine R.
Bailey, Rachel A.
Baker, Deanna J.
iBaker, Julie A.
(Baker, Rachel L.
Bands
iBarajas, Paola A.
.Barbeau, John D.
Barbour, Margaret R.
Barczewski, Jaclyn N.
Barger, Eric W.
iBarker, Dusti L.
Barr, Dustin B.
Barrera, Crystal M.
Barrington, Jennifer
Bartell, Toni
Barthel, Jennifer L.
I Barton, Michael K.
Barttelbort, Lindsay
Basinski, Joshua D.
Basler, Jennifer L.
Bass, David R.
Bauer, Ryan G.
Bauer, Todd A.
(n.p.)
73, 101
23
63, 116
(n.p.)
42,73
101
li)l
li)l
40
(n.p.)
91
(n.p.)
5, 116
47, 109
30
30
43,75
31,91
88
30
63, 116
42,73
72,91
73, 116
64
(n.p.)
72, 109
Baumann, Dana M.
Baumgart, Amy
Beachum, Michael R.
Bean. Evelyn
Beanblossom, Kate
Bearcat Rotaract Club
Beatty, Christopher
Beauchamp, Christina
Becherer, Kendra L.
Beck, Kathleen L.
Becker, Erin M.
Becker. Jacob M.
Becker, Scott M.
Beckert, Suzanne
Beckley, Jeremiah P.
Behum, Mary Beth
Beierman, Michelle A.
Beisel, Alanna C.
Belden, Zane E.
Bell Jr. Myron M.
Bell, Joshua H.
Belling, Jessalyn L.
Bellm, Debra J.
Belsheim, Catherine
Belvin, Sara J.
Bendoritis, Joe
Benhoff, Alicia L.
Benn, Lamont M.
Bennett, LeKettra D.
Berens, Jessicca L.
Bergmann, Crystal R.
Bernhardt, Terri K.
Bernhardy. Michael J.
Berrara. Crystal
Berry, Angela M.
Best. Alyssa S.
Bethel. Christopher
Betz, Christine E.
Bhutto, Shahreyar A.
Bidlack, Lance W.
Bieber, Jennifer A.
Bieber, Lyndsey R.
Biermann. Natalie J.
Biggerstaff, Jeremy
Biggerstaff. Nathan
Biggs, Adam T.
Billhartz, Scott L.
Billups, Miesha N.
Biopsychology class
Birdwell, Lt. Col. Brian
Bista, Bigyan R.
Bivens, Carrie L.
Bivins, Lauren M.
BSO
Black, Dr. Ron
Black, Matthew W.
Blackburn, Joshua W.
Blankenship, Stephanie
Blasdel, Joe
Blasdel, Justin L.
Blocker, Amanda S.
Blomberg, Karen M.
Blum, Cassie E.
Boden. Krysti
Boehler, Jessica A.
Boehne, Jim
Boelloeni, Renee A.
Boggs, David
Bolender, Alexis J.
Bollmcier, Melanie J.
Bond, Brandon K.
Bonner, Bryant N.
(np.)
(n.p.)
70. 73
43,91
3
63, 109
30, 91
91
27,82,83. lid
109
30,91
109
92
64, 101
55
56, 68, 92
92
78. 109
27,45,63, 109
72, 109
55, 116
(n.p.)
92
(n.p.)
63
56,92
63, 109
116
(n.p)
(n.p)
30
6,42
75
73, 101
(n.p.)
(n.p.)
63
42, III)
30
(n.p.)
7,20
117
26, 55, 110
88, 90
68
25
23
4S
88
117
71. Ill)
1 Ml
48,88
92
76, 92
(n.p.)
(n.p.)
42
Kil
72
76
40
117
(n.p.)
63, 117
63
Bonner, Tommie L.
Booth, Jesse T.
Borden, David W.
Borkowski, Amanda S.
Bosse, Dr. Murella
Bosslet, Sara A.
Boudreau, Dr. Brenda
Bowles III, Warren G.
Bowman, Deborah M.
Boyd, Shekinah M.
Boydstun, Dr. Rodney
Bozsa. Sara N.
Brading, Travis T.
Bradley, Chasity G.
Bradshaw, Gregory A.
Brandenburger Brown, Tanya
Brasses, Sam
Brayfield. Kelly A.
Brewer, James M.
Brewer, Michael
Bnerly, Raymond J.
Bright. Kimherly A.
Brilley. Timothy D.
Bnnkmann, Dawn M.
Brinkmeyer, Heather A.
Broaddus, Stephen M.
Brown Bag Series
Brown, Ada M.
Brown, Angela S.
Brown, Jenny R.
Brown, Kalib J.
Brown, Kimberlee A.
Brown, Marc
Brown, Sylvia M.
Brownfield, Joshua L.
Bruce, Amanda K.
Brumit, Crystal R.
Bryant, Corey J.
Bryant, Michelle N.
Bryant, Rachel N.
Buchanan, Jacob L.
Buechler, Anthony J
Buettner, Jessica A.
Buettner, Kyle A.
Buettner, Matthew W.
Buettner, Michael H.
Bultman, Nathan A.
Bunch, Clara M.
Burge, Eric A.
Burk, Jaime L.
Burke, Jantha
Burkett, Jason C.
Bush, Valerie
Bushmire, Beth J.
Butler, Phillip D.
Bynum, Kadie R.
Byrne, Shawn M.
c
63, 92
72, 117
(n.p.)
30, 92
56
(n.p)
35, 88
56, 101
25
(n.p.)
88
101
63, 117
54, 58
63, 117
30, 92
30
117
(np)
66, 1 I 7
117
4. 20. I 10
63
43. 92
43, 81
117
16, 21
12,35,46,92
(n.p.)
20, 30, 35, 47, 9;
62, 63
(n.p)
101
(n.p.)
64
42, 47, 55
102
63, 110
76
(np)
(n.p.)
102
(np)
7,41,63, 117
117
(n.p.)
(n.p.)
(n.p)
29,63, 111)
102
19,45
(n.p.)
90
47
102
(n.p.)
66,67
Caldwell, James A.
(n.p.)
Callahan, Elizabeth M.
1 10
Camden, Krysten L.
(n.p.)
Camiliere Jr, Michael A.
63, 117
Camillo, Amanda L.
82,92
Campbell, Michelle L.
(n.p.)
Campese, Sharon
16
Campus Activities Board
6,7
Campus Ministries
46
Cann, John E.
13. 14. 72, 10
Canning, Emily L. 42, 56, 92
Cantori 4 1
Career Day 1 7
Cargal, Nicole M. 43
Carmack, Andre R. 63, 117
Carr, AbbyM. 102
Carroll, Jonathan T. (n.p.)
Carroll, Nathanial R. 41, 117
Carter, Steve 66
Carter, Zach L. 63
Casper, Daniel C. 29, 63, 117
Cathcart, Heather N. 42, 74
Cathcart, Maria C.
Cathn, David A.
Caveny, Jennifer D
Caylor, Paula R.
Cebrelli. Hemowatee 1 10
CPS 47
Chambers, Kurt P.
Champ, Lisa
Chaney, Amanda A.
Chaput, Rebecca A.
Cheerleading
Cheesman, Michael
Choir
Cipfl, Dr. Joseph
Clapp, Jack A.
Clark, Jacquelyn B.
Clark, Sarah E.
Cobb, Hillary D
Cochrane, Laura E.
Cofty, Drew L.
Cole, Crystal M.
Cole, Katherine A.
Collins, David M.
Colvin, Heather K.
Connelly, Mary C.
Conner, Andrea J.
Connolly. Kevin D.
Conrad, Dominique
Conrath, Deborah A
Conrod, Kyle A.
Cook, Melissa K.
Cooper, Amy L.
Cooper, Christina M. 3, 43
Cooper, Jermaine E. (n.p.)
Corbett, Rebecca A. (n.p.)
Corbitt. Jennifer C. (n.p.)
Cordes, James J. 93
Corn. Isaac R.
Corzine, Amanda L
Costello, Danny J.
Cottrell, Craig R.
Cowell, Cassie L.
Cowell, Thomas J.
Cox, Laura Sue
Cox, Rebecca J.
Coyne, Kelly N.
Cralley, Renee E.
Creek, Jeffrey T.
Crook. Amy M.
Crow, Alicia M.
Crump, Kevin J.
Csontos, Meghan K. (n.p.)
Cullen, Sean F. (n.p.)
Cummins, Donald J. 77, 102
Cummins, Robert W. 77, 110
Cummins, Ryan .1 (n.p.)
Cunningham, Sarah 73
Cunnings, Christopher 63, 102
Cusumano, Rebecca 102
Czapla, Kyle E. 117 149
4
92
117
82,83
(n.p.)
102
27,88
42, 102
102
12, 13,74
63
62, 63
68,92
30
42, 117
102
28,63, 110
43, 75, 117
55
63, 1 1 7
117
7, 42, 102
30
(n.p.)
63, 110
92
51
42, 117
73
i r
102
64, 102
63. 117
3, 42. 47, 93
72, 111)
10,' 11.41,55,93
30
10, 11,54,55. 102
102
30
I ID
(n.p.)
d
Daesch, Maria
57
Dagley, Corey W.
30
Dahm, Christopher
63. 117
Dahm. Deanna L.
(n.p.)
Dance Team
75
Dancy, Darrell
63, 110
Dandndge, Kenneth
42, 50, 51
Danfortb, Erin N.
93
Darr, Kyle L.
117
Dashley. Deanna N.
42
Dauer, James L.
3, 117
Davenport, Ryan S.
(n.p.)
David, Dustin
XI
Davinroy, Renee E.
30, 82
Davis, Courtney E.
43, 43
Davis. Mane L.
117
Dawson, John C.
4X. 110
Daylor, Mary F.
89
Deardeuff, Michelle
56
Decker. Jessica
25
Deets. Alexis L.
(n.p.)
Degenhart, Darin M
72, 102
Delaney, Brendon C
63. 102
Delaney, Jan M.
82
Demouhn. Stephen
(.4. 1 Id
Denkler, Afton R.
(ii. p.)
Dennis. Chadwick
27
Dennis, Ericka N.
4,56, 102
Dennis, Dr. James
22, 34, 35, 36. 52
Dent, JaRon L.
3,4,63,66, 118
Derby, Michael
48, 84, 118
Derfler. Matthew J.
93
Dermen, Miguel
19.64,93
Deters, Miranda L.
110
Di Tucci, Diane D.
(n.p.)
Dickson, Ronald W.
(n.p.)
Diefenhach, Ryan T
7,48
Diekemper. Michele
93
Dienell, Jamie L.
93
Dierkes, Joseph D.
(n.p.)
Dietrich, Bradley R.
64, 118
Dillinger, Ryan R.
51,84,85, 118
Dinkelman, Brian A
72, 110
Dippold, DevinN. 10.41. 5?. 104. 110
Dix, Ken L.
(n.p.)
Dockery, Ann Ml
1 in
Dodd, Denise M.
3
Doherty, Nathan T.
64. 102
Doll, Michael R.
64. 93
Donohoo, Timothy
71, 110
Dooly. Sara L.
(n.p.)
Dotson, Amanda E.
7, X, 10. 54,55.
102, 109
Dove, Amanda R.
56
Dowling, Victoria
16,23.90
Downing, Joshua S
71, 118
Downs Bader. Jennifer 30
Doyens, Melissa K.
77, 102
Drake, Amy L.
(n.p.)
Dressier. Kallienne
A.(n.p)
Drone, Sahnna R.
(n.p.)
Duenow, Zach
6
Duff, Dr. Gerald
36
Duffin, David C
(n.p.)
Dulaney, Chnstoph
er3. 102
Dunevant, Deborah
102
Echelbareer. Eric 66
EckhardC Michael R. 63, 118
Edler, Jon T 63,118
Edwards, Morgan C. 1 10
Eggleston. Dr. Tami 25, 56, 57. 88
Ehinger, Whitney K. 73
Ehrenreich. Barbara 9
Eilers, Rachel M. D (n.p.)
Elder. Nicole C. 93
Elliott, David K. 71,118
Elliott, Pamela M. 30
Ellis, Stephen D. 63,118
Elving, Ron 9
Enyart, Brook L. 77,118
Emst, EricW. 63,102
Essenpreis, Ben J. 118
Eusterbrock, Jessica 47
Evans, Andrew J. 63, 118
Evans, Casey H. 63. 118
Evans, Margaret J. 93
Evans, MellaDeane 102
Evans. Shana Kay 82, 110
Everett. Anna K. 41.46, 118
Everett. Tiffany M. 82, 118
Eversgerd, Aaron B. 93,
Eversgerd, Kevin T
Eversgerd, Kyle J. 63, 118
Eyetsemitan, Dr. Frank 35, 56
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Fahrenhorst, Timothy63, \\i
Falconio, Anthony J. 63
Feick. Amie R.
Feldmann, Debra A.
Fennell, Preston B.
Ferguson, Brian M.
Ferguson. Rachel J.
Ferguson, Tanya M
26, 56, 57
(n.p.)
93
64,93
70, 73
56
Eaker, Susanna L. 93
Earnest, Nathan F. (n p.)
Eberwein, Benton 71. 102
150 Index
Fernandez, Anana B. 1 10
Fero, Dr. George 88
Fero, Mane A. (n.p.)
Ferrell, Mane 90
Ferrell, Sarah B. (n.p.)
Fietsam Holle, Sarah 30
File, Ashley E. 30
Finch. Patrice L. 102
Fischer, Brad L 66
Fischer, Cara J. 93
Fisher, lima J. 118
Fitzgerald, Derrick 93
Fiudo, Erin L. 82.103
Fleming, Rebecca E. (n.p.)
Flick, Rebecca K. 103
Flood, KyleW. 71, 118
Florczyk, Carl D. 30, 93
Foehrkolb, Cynthia 25
Folk, Dr. Patrick 35. 55
Football 13,62,63
Ford, Ashley D. 57
Ford, Jarrett M. 4. 13
Ford. Jasmine E. (n.p.)
Ford, Sara A. 110
Ford. Skyler H. 51.66,118
Foster. Lindsay M. 42. 77
Foster, Stacie L. (up.)
Founder's Day 22, 23
Fournie. Lisa A. 103
Foumier, Stephen 93
Fowler, Jennie R. 103
Fox, Stephen Z. 103
Fraher, Timothy J. 77, 110
Francescon. Nickolas63, 1 10
Frank, Chas 25
Frank, Kayla D. 74
Franke, Charles J. 94
Frawley. Kelly M. 118
Frederking. Dr. Brian 21
Frerking. Lacey J. 84, 118
Fricke, Gretchcn 1 6
Fnederich, Nicholas 63
Frierdich, Steven M. 64, 65, 103
Frisch Jr. Arthur L. (n.p.)
Fritz. Kelly M. 110
Frobish, Kristin M. 3
Frolley, Kelly 43
Frost, Emily C. 41
Fry, Erin R. 40, 53
Fuchs, Michelle A. 42, 110
Fuchs, Troy E. 63
Fuehne, Brian P. 94
Fuehne. Stacy L. 118
5. 55, 1 1 1
103
42. 77, 18
94
118
72, 111
43, 118
25, 63, 1 1 1
103
43, 118
103
(n.p.)
(n.p.)
Ill
28, 72, 103
63, 103
72
70
63
13, 16, 111
84, 118
42,75, 111
70
90
94
47
(n.p.)
(n.p.)
47. Ill
63,71. 118
66
94
(n.p.)
94
8, 16,88
111
63
(n.p.)
42. 1 1 1
18, 19, 58. Ill
63, 103
103
94
41. 103
118
63
(n.p.)
79, 103
(n.p.)
4,73
79
26,88
103
46
4(.
94
(n.p.)
(n.p.)
Gaddis, Emily J.
Gaddis. Laura R.
Gage, Tammara L.
Gagne, John P.
Gain, Holley D.
Gajewski, Jason
Galeaz, Tiffany M.
Galli, Alex A.
Garber, Karen E
Garland, Ashley N.
Garrett. Yasanne J.
Gates, Whitney A.
Gebke, Scott J.
Geluck, Neal A.
Gericke, Drew J.
Gerlach, Kyle E.
Germann. Matthew
Gerrish, Sarah D.
Gerstner, Brent C.
Gibbs, Aimee K.
Gibbs, Jesse A.
Gibbs, Megan E.
Giles, Elizabeth G.
Giles, Marsha
Giles, Stacey R.
Gillespie, Andrew J
Gilmore, Jerome D.
Gilter, Jamie A.
Gladis, George A.
Glenn, Aaron C.
Glover, Pierre
Goaring, Jill C.
Goetz Jr, Richard J
Goodwin, Krystal L.
Gordon, Dr. Betsy
Gordon. Meghan S.
Graceffa, Ryan A.
Graham, Catherine
Graham. Jamie E.
Grama, Minerva
Granderson, Brandy
Grasle, Melissa E.
Gray. Brandi J.
Gray, Jennifer R.
Gray, Sharis L.
Grayson, Beronte' M
Greaves, Robert A.
Green, Ashley N.
Green, Darius J.
Green, Jessica L.
Greene, Robyn
Greenfield, Dr. John
Greenlee. Kim E.
Greenstreet, Jeff
Greenstreet, Karen
Gregory. Sean W.
Gries, Darin F.
Gnesbaum, Kristy L
Griffith, Kelly A. 103
Grimmer, Crosby 103
Grodeon, Steve R. 119
Groennert, Heather 103
Grogan. Jeffrey M. 63, 111
Grogan, John M. 119
Grogan, Matt 71
Grossmann, Kara L. (n.p.)
Guenther. Kara M. 103
Guerin, Andres 18,19,56
Guest, Emily L. 81,103
Guetterman, Matthew 30, 94
Gummersheimer, Leslie 13, 22, 51, 1 1 1
Gundlach, Cassandra (n.p.)
Guymon, Kyla M.
h
Haar, Bradley J.
Haas, Michelle L.
Hackney, Timanye
Hadley, Michael D.
Haefner, Sarah A.
Haertling, Devin D.
Hails, Tiffany B.
Halbert, Jereme M.
Halfond, Dr. Irwin
Hall, Stephanie R.
Halsema. Susan M.
Hamann, David M.
Hammock, Scott A.
Hamnck, Catherine
Hanckley, Dan
Hankhouse, Jarred C
Hanson, Melanie L.
Hanvey. Jan L.
Hardesty, Casey J.
Hardy, Keith A.
Hare, Travis A.
Haregot, Araya B.
Hargett, Ashley R.
Harlin. Jaclyn A.
Harre, Patricia J.
Harris, Bryan D.
Harris, Julianne K.
Harris, Matthew R.
Harris, Michael A.
Harris, Sarah R.
Harrison Jr, Michael
Harrison, Rev. Tim
Harriss, Samantha J.
Harroff, Bill
Harry, Bethany A.
Hart, Emily E.
Harter, Colleen M.
Harter, Michelle R.
Hartke, Logan S.
Hartline. Andrea L.
Harvey, Jason D.
Hasheider. Kathryn
Hasheider, Kelly K.
Haskell, Robin
Haskins, Dr. William
Hasler, Jennifer C.
Hastings, Wesley J.
Hattle, Leslie A.
Havelka, Krystal M.
Hawkins, Andrea M.
Hawkins, Lindsey D.
Hayer, Christopher
Hayes, Tracey M.
Haywood, Betty-Ann
Hazzard, Elizabeth
Heck, Matthew J.
Hedman, Sarah M.
Heern, Marissa F.
Hems, Brittany J.
103
(n.p.)
30
81
(n.p.)
48
111
ill. ')4
(n.p.)
55
119
(n.p.)
4, 47, 48, 52. 1 1 1
63, 119
74, 119
119
111
103
30
103
(n.p.)
77
(n.p.)
(n.p.)
30
(n.p.)
94
74
(n.p.)
(n.p.)
13, 14, 15, 30, 91.94
63.72. 119
89, 90
58, 1 1 1
3,89
14, 111
68.69
42, 47. 52
94
(n.p.)
Ill
64, 1 I 9
68, 119
68,69, 103
41
34, 55, 57
5. 28, 42, 1 1 1
63, 119
42. Ill
77, 103
5,73, 119
42
4,7. 103
94
18. 14
56
(n.p.)
42,76
16, 111
Helms, "Corky" 35
Herminn, Amanda L. (n.p.)
Hemker, Melanie M. 70
Henderson, Sean M. 10, 55, 103
Henderson-Moore, A. 89
Hendricks, Mandeline94
Hendnxson, Beja S. (n.p.)
Henn, Amber R. 21,42, 77,74
Henne, Alexandre B. 19, 81, 111
Henry, Lindsay A. (n.p.)
Herbert, Christopher 63. I 19
Hering, Sheila M 68
Hermann, Dean M. (n.p.)
Hess, Jill K 30, 94
Hester, Emily A. 30
Hibbert, Carissa L. 103
Hiekox, Heather R. 25,43, 103
Hicks, Adam J. 63, 119
Hicks, Christin M 119
Hicks, Laura E. 30
Hill, Kellen W. 63,119
Hillyard, Lyndsey R. 7(1
Hilyard, Justin A. 119
Hinkebem, Knstina 104
Hise. Elizabeth M. 42, 58, 94
Hoehner, Christine 94
Hoffman, Holly A. 119
Hogue, Terne L. 94
Hohl, Emily M. 42, 119
Holcmann, Shauna 70, 73
Holdener, Bnanne 30, 94
Holdener, Taran M. 57
Holderfield, Lindsey (n.p.)
Hollingsead, Joshua 55, 58, 1 1 1
Holloway, Warren
Holmgren. Lindsay
Holtgrave. Marlene
Holtman. Bradley E.
Homecoming I 2. 1
Honeycutt, Christine 104
Hook, Adam D.
Hopkins, Bryan J.
Hopkins. Michael J.
Hopkins, Zaek J.
Horn, Jamie L.
Horst, Robert D.
Horton, Lacee N.
Houmes, Bryan A.
International Students 18, 19
Isom, Janet 90
in p
41
104
(n.p.:
30,72
63, I 19
(n.p.)
63
30
111
(n.p.)
(n.p.)
Houseworth, Deanna (n.p.)
30, 95
63, I 1 1
13,63, II I
4,27, 82, 114
104
Hovatter, Deena L.
Howard, Jacob
Howard, Maukiesh
Hubbard. Katie
Hubbard, Matthew
Huckelberry, John-Phillip 78
Huddlcston, Jayma 30
Hudgens. Michael A. 72
Hudson, Chad A. 63, 119
Hudspeth, Timothy J. 104
Hughes, Millicent M. 47, 104
Hughes, Patrick J. (n.p.)
Huhn, Michelle T.
Hull, Sara K
Huller, Timothy P.
Hulhung. Shelby M
Hunger Banquet
Hunsinger, Kristine
Hunter. Elizabeth C
Hunter. Megan J.
Hutchings, Christopher 30, 58. 95
Hutchison, Bevin E. (n.p.)
Hutchison, Dennis R. 114
Hutchison, Jennifer I I 1
Huxford, Dr. Lyn 47, 52
Inskip, Erin Nicole (n.p.)
(n.p.)
30,95
104
30,95
104
119
Jacknewitz, Jennifer
Jackson, Amber
Jackson, Brittany L.
Jackson, Erica D.
Jackson. {Catherine
Jackson, Keith A.
Jackson, Tiffany V.
Jacob, Keith C.
Jacob, Ryan C.
Jacobsen, Erik T.
.lacobsmeyer, Kevin
Jacoby, Christine A.
James Sr, Terrell L.
James, Chadley E.
James, Thomas B.
Jameson, Natalie E.
Janek, Jacob M.
Janik, Heather M.
Jeffers, John C.
Jefferson, Zerrick M.
Jenkins. Letitia R.
Jennings, Candice R.
Jestin, Jessica
Johns, Kelley S.
Johnson, Andrea S.
Johnson. Erika L.
Johnson. Erin N.
Johnson, Karla M.
Johnson, Kimherly
Johnson, Stefanie A.
Jonas, Seth M.
Jones, Adrian C.
Jones, Andrew S.
Jones. Daryle C.
Jones. Derek S.
Jones. Dominique M
Jones. Erica L.
Jones. Jamie L.
Jones, Josh D.
Jones, Lisa C.
Jones, Lisa Kay
Jones, Miranda L.
Jones, Nicholas R.
Jones, Nique
Jones, Raphael
Jones, Rhonda
Jones, Shana L.
Jordan, Donielle N.
Judge, Natalie B.
Juehne. Elizabeth L.
Jung, Nicole M.
31
43, 114
3, 7, 27, 73
30, l()4
42
63, 1 1 1
30
72, 114
28, 64, 45
47. 114
45
81, 114
(n.p.)
82. 114
63, I I 1
56, 104
104
(n.p.)
(n.p.)
(n.p.)
19
104
(n.p.)
54. 45
58
73
(n.p.)
42,95
63, 114
4, 27, 41.45,63, I 14
45
63, 104
(n.p.)
63
70
(n.p.)
63
104
104
(n.p)
76, 120
120
63
(n.p.)
43. 75
16. 26, 112
55, 82, 45
(n.p.)
30, 45
k
Kenly. Rachael L.
Kennedy, Nicholas
Kerr, Brittney S.
Kessel, Megan R.
Kettelkamp, Justin
Ketfwich, Kellen M.
Kiefer, Amanda L.
Kiefer, Ashley
Kiefer, Cindy
Kim, Douglas B.
King, Robert B.
King, Stacy A.
kingslev. I nnK i
Kingston, Chad E.
Kirk. Steve W.
Kirkland, Steven A.
Kirksey, Amanda K.
Kirschner. Elizabeth
Kisgen, James
Kitner, Megan K.
Kitzmiller, Mary-K.
Klamherg, Amy C.
Klaus, Amanda K.
Klaus, Barbara J.
Kadonsky, Michelle
48. 12(1
Kalert, Amber M.
3, 104
Kampwerth, Tina
(n.p)
Kampwerth-Renken
S. 70
Kane, Mary K.
112
Kannewurf, Steven .
.77
Kantner, Dustin J.
72
Kappa Lambda Iota
43
Kappa Sigma Tau
13.42
Kassly, Renee L.
112
Keaster, James C.
8 1 , 45
Keckritz, Nicole L.
120
Kee, Adam S.
10, 11, 37,41,54, 55,45
Keel, Sarah M.
73
Keeven, John H.
63
Kehrer, Mary M.
30,95
Kelemetc, Sara E.
82
Kelley. Andrew .1.
63
72
30
43, 45
(n.p.)
72, 120
(n.p.)
120
57
81
13, 30, 63. 45
1114
7
72. 45
30, 63
30, 45
74, 82. 83
12, 55, 104
71
45
5, 12,33,42, 101
74, 120
2, 74, 112
Kleiboeker, Heidi N. 41.46
Klein, Erin L.
Klein, Jeffrey D.
KJier, Jarrod
Kloppenburg, Brian
Klostermann, Brian
Klostermann, Leah
Klostermann, Lynn
Klostermann, Paul
Klucker, Katie B.
Knobbe, Joseph L.
Knobeloch, Michael
Knoll, Andrea R.
Kockler, Adam E.
Koeneman, Scott M. 30, 46
Koerber, Matthew D. 66, 46
Koerkenmeier, Tara (n.p.)
Kolakowski. Megan 73, 46
(n.p.)
72
63
120
68, 64, 1 | 2
(n.p.)
104
72, 120
121)
43, 48. 120
(n.p.)
Kolda, Cynthia M.
Komorech. Chris A
Korte, Allen
Korte, Lauren A.
Kostoff, Donna M.
Kowal, Melmda S.
Krcher, Daniel A.
30
112
55
112
(n.p.)
11)4
4. 7, 13, 15.42
54, 55, 41, 46
Kremmel, Aaron M. 42, 71. 1 12
Krewinghaus, Christina 54, 58
Kriss, George N. 4,42,54
Krug, Emily R. (n.p.)
Krumsieg, Peter D. 13, 66, 67, 46
Kueper, Jaclyn M. (n.p.)
Kuhn, Dori K. 84,40. I 12
Kunz, Jackey 56
Kupferer, Matthew 10.41, 104
Kupfercr, Tommy 34
Kutscher. Scott C. 64, 112
Kuykendall, Emily 84
Laaek, Megan R. 30
Lackey, Shannon R. 25
Lafenhagen, Lyndsy 112
Laidley, Michelle R. 31, 104
Lambda Pi Eta 55
Lang, Cassandra J. 42, 75, II
Lang, Dr. Sandra 88, 40
Langdon, Michael 1 . 63
Langhorn, Tyson M. 63
Lapington. Kyle S. 3, 42, III
Lappe, Natalie L. 82, 120
Large, Lana R. (n.p.)
Larsen. Mark A. 63
Lash. Justin M.
Laskowski. Jamie L.
Latimer. Kathy L.
Lauber, Matthew L.
Lauf. Jamie L.
Laux. Benjamin M.
Lay, David M.
Ledbetter, Tracy S.
Legui/.amon, Amalia
Lelea, Lee
Leohner. Erica M.
Leonard, Cassandra
I cull. I >aw n
Lerch, Jennifer R.
Lercher, Nicholas R.
Levin, George J.
Lewis, Amie N.
Lewis, Dalinda J.
Lewis, Jesse N.
Lewis, John P.
Liening, Candace M.
Lindauer, Lori A.
Linn, Justin E.
Linnemann, Melanie
Literary Interest Soci
Litteken, Lindsey R.
Loberg. Don
Lockwood, Brett A.
Lodes. Karen B.
Loehner, Erica
Loepker, Jessica N.
Loeschner, Rebecca
Loftus, Sara K.
Logan, Willie L.
Lomelino, Brian J.
Looper, Knsta N.
Lott, Lindsay L.
Louden, Darci P.
Lowe, Jonathan
Lowrey, Sherri D.
Lozier, Randy J
Lugge, Robert A.
Luitjohan, Jason D.
Luitjohan, Kyle M.
Luja, Jason T.
Luper, Jennifer K.
Lustig, Megan R.
Lutz, Chnstiane C.
Lyles, Bryant K.
Lyons, Sasha M.
71
1 1 14
(n.p.)
63. 120
42
63, 71, 120
13, 120
30, 46
18. 14
63
120
(n-p)
4.43
70
112
66
21.43
(n.p.)
63, 104
46
104
(n.p.)
(n.p.)
71. 120
(n.p.)
53. 55
(n.p.)
70
(n.p.)
63, 120
63, 112
53, 46
70
30. 46
3. 120
46
63
(n.p.
30
(n.p.
81,
20
120
66, I 1 2
104
m
MacEvven, Wendy E. 112
Maedge, Tara S. 104
Maggos, Erin M. 13, 14, 30,46
Magnussen, Doug 10, II
Magnussen, Michelle 10. II
Mahan, Thomas E. 77. 120
Maiyo, Joel K. 14, 84, 120
Major, Jeff M. 44,64,65,46
Mallnch, James J. (n.p)
Mallrich, Jan 84
Maloch. Trevor F. 71,120
Mann. Marcus C. 63
Mannino. Michelle 29, 120
Mansfield, Leann R. 25, 112
Marcum, Blake A. 24, 84. 120
Marcum. Lance A. 72, 112
Marcum. Natalie K. 26
Markey, Mary-E. 30, 46
Marqucdant, Margaret 70, 120
Marsaglia, Kiisten N.70
Marshall, Jennifer L. (n.p.)
Martens, Jamie R (n.p.)
Martin. Courtenay L. 104
Martin. Sean M. 27, 44, 112
Martin, Steve W. 96
Martychenko, Allison 42, 105
Martz, Meghan K. 24, 55, 68
Masinelli, Jessica L. (n.p.)
Mason, Brenda A. 30
Mason, Jeff 68
Mason, Nathan T. 96
Mason, Theresa L. 70
Mathieu, Vincent 19
Matthews, Mary T. 3, 105
Mattingly, Todd A. (n.p.)
Matzenhacher. Brian 30, 96
Matzenbacher, Gina 120
Maurer, Amy F. 73
Maurer, Miranda L. 112
Mayes, Melanie L. 121,76
McCallister, Russel (n.p.)
McCann, J. Clinton 32
McCann, Justin A. (n.p.)
McCarthy, Lee K. 19,77
McCat 47
McCauley, Christine 82, 121
McClary, Joe 64
McCorkle, Rebecca 96
McCormick, Ian M. 16, 26, 112
McCray, Kurtis L. 63
McCullough, Carolyn 112
McDonald, Jessica 73
McGee, Martin T. (n.p.)
McGrath. Eimear 19, 112
McGnff, Kimberly (n.p.)
McGuire, Joseph R. (n.p.)
Mcintosh, Brandon 63
Mclntyre, Mary R. 112
McKelvy, Katie A. (n.p.)
McKendrean Staff 59
McKendree Sisters United 43
McKenzie, Sara J. 43, 73
McMillin. Lindsay 56
McMullen, Mary E. (n.p.)
McNair, Bryan D. 63
McNeill, Robert A. 66, 112
McQuaid, Lester A. 4, 121
McQuillan, Devin F. 63, 121
Mead. Xavier 63, 121
Meador, Tahitha J.
Meadows, Curtis D
(n.p.)
4,42,63, 105
Meddows, Melissa A. 70
Medvick, Haley C.
Meeker. Melissa L.
Mehnng, Adam R.
Mennerick, Gregory
Men's Baseball
Men*s Basketball
Men's Bowling
Men's Cross Country 84, 85
Men's Golf 78
Men's Soccer
Men's Tennis
Men's Wrestling
Mentoring
(n.p.)
89,90
63
4, 16,26,
72
66,67
76,77
64
Merlenbach, Erica L. 121
Mesnard, Patricia S.
Mesplay, Kristi L.
Meyer, Emily R.
Meyer, James R.
Meyer. Kelly M.
Meyer. Melissa D.
Meyler, Ryan P.
Michels. Jeffrey R.
Middendorf. Lisa J.
Miles. Stephen E.
89, 90, 105
105
105
(n.p.)
30
(n.p.)
72. 121
(n.p.)
(n.p.)
78
Millas, Michalene M.(n.p.)
Miller, Crystal L.
Miller. Jonathan R.
Miller, Kayla R.
Miller, M. Valerie
Miller, Ramonda R.
152 Index
(n.p.)
(n.p.)
7. 10, 11,
112
30.97
Miller, Susan A.
Miller, Tarell E.
Mills, Diane R.
Minor, Amanda J.
Mitchell. Joni
Mitchell, Kelly E.
Mitchell, Megan L.
Moad, Christie J.
Mobley. Duane
Moll, Jane A.
Mollet, Kathenne J.
46, 121
71
12, 89, 105
56, 47
89
68, 112
(n.p.)
30
63
(n.p.)
9, 23, 57
Molnar, Katnna M. 53. 55. 105
Monken, Edward G.
Montage, The
Moonier, Came A.
Moore. Lisa A.
Moore, Maureen
Moore, Samuel L.
Mora, Mallory P.
Moran. Scott T.
Morgan, Johnathon
Morland, Nikki L.
Morris, Andrea E.
Mosca, Francisco
Mosca, Nicholas
Moss, Deveon L.
Mudd Belding. Morgan 30, 97
Mueller, Cassandra 97
Mueller, Mary C. 12,54,55,97
Mueller, Susan R. 17
Munson, Ashleigh R. 41. 121
Murphy. Heather N. (n.p.)
Murrin, Daniel P. 63, 121
Musial, Jeanette M. 105
Muskopf, Michael 105
Musselman. William 63
63, 121
58
30. 97
84, 105
81
(n.p.)
(n.p.)
30
97
74
(n.p.)
44
19,44
62,63
n
Naegele-Adamson, Kimberly 97
Nagel. Timothy M. 72. 105
Nation, Lora 121
Neabuhr, Sara M. 105
Neale, Dr. Philip 48, 88
Neff, Stephanie R. (n.p.)
Neighbors, Dori S. (n.p.)
Neubert, Kelly M (n.p.)
Nevois, Jan E. 30
Newbury, Brittany J. 4. 55, 105
Newsom, Lynnette 8, 34, 97
Newsom, Woodrow 72
Nichols, Chad E. (n.p.)
Nicholson, Sara J. 112
Niebrugge, Jonathon 121
Niebur, Sara M.
Niedringhaus, Rick 64, 65, 105
Niemeyer. Amy R. (n.p.)
Niermann, Edward J. 63, 121
Niermann, Michael 63
Nilson, Eric H. 97
Nimmo, Joshua R. 63
Noeldner, Jason D. 72, 121
Noeth, Jennifer M. 30, 97
Notorangelo. Nicole 73
Novara, Nell M. 121
Nunn, Juanita D. 43. 45, 56, 97
o
Oakley, Richard L. 66, 121
Ohermann, Erika P. 65
Ocheltree, Nicole L. 25
Oertwig, Lindsey A. 30.31.97
Oertwig, Shane L. 72,21
Oertwig, Shawn L. 72,21
Oldeen, Cory S. 63, 121
Oldham, Noah A. 105
Olds, Christa K. (n.p.)
Olds, Gary W. 55, 97
Oliver, Jessi L.
Olson, Brittany K.
O'Rourke, Josie
Orr, Dr. John P.
Oster, Brad
Otey, Christopher G.
Ottinger, David
Oughton, Laura M.
Ousley, Keri A.
Oyenard, Facundo
(n.p.)
73, 121
89,90
56,88
72
63, 121
(n.p.)
82, 83, 105
78
Padgett, David T.
Paeth, Nina J.
Palovick, Jenna E.
Paluczak, Jamie L.
Paluczak, JoAnne M
Pandey, Laxman
Pankey, Kristin N.
Pankey, Tyler L.
Pankey, Whitney B.
Pannier, Julie A.
Paproth, Kelly D.
Parker, Carmen V.
Parker, Eric J.
Parker. Jennifer A.
Parker. Man,' B.
Parsons, Dr. Brian
Parsons, Kellie
Patterson, Kara N.
Paul, Nessa K.
Payton, Jamie M.
Pechacek, Derek E.
Pellmann, Amber L.
PenDell, Tracie D.
Perry, Rebekah D.M.
Persons, Kellie M.
Peters, Dr. Jennifer
Peterson, Cari A.
Peterson, Glenn A.
Peterson, Kolin M.
Peterson, Michelle
Petraitis, Stacy M.
Petrus, Rachel R.
Petzoldt, Allison N.
Pfefferkorn. Joanna
Pfeiffer, Kelly A.
Phi Alpha Theta
Phi Kappa Phi
Phillips. Amy M.
Phillips, Jesse L.
Phillips. Lon R.
Philo Fraternity
Pi Gamma Mu
Pickerell, Jennifer
Pieper. Thomas P.
Pittser, Dr. Sharan
Poelker, Carl
Pokomy, Dr. Kian
Poland. Laura M.
Polk, Kerri F.
Pope, Luke A.
Popp, Kelly M.
Porter, Ayanna L.
Potthoff, Jami L.
Povolish, Aaron L.
Powers, Justin C.
Pranger, Dustin S.
Prayer, Theodore B
Prest, Adam S.
Prince, Michael R.
Psychology Club
Pullum. Lonnitta R.
Purcell, Jacob T.
63,27, 121
(n.p.)
121
121
121
19,41,42,58
25, 113
62, 63
55. 74
121
73, 121
(n.p.)
105
105
(n.p.)
88
68
3.57
19,84.85, 121
121
63, 122
97
(n.p.)
(n.p.)
113
16.23,41,88
(n.p.)
55.63
63
27,56
31, 105
(n.p)
122
73
(n.p.)
55
57
4. 105
(n.p.)
(n.p.)
44
56
89,90
(n.p.)
31
63
57
122
82, 122
16,66, 113
105
122
79
46. 113
72, 105
63, 122
63, 122
(n.p.)
63, 122
56
55
105
Quinn, Carrie A. 14,42
Quinones, Paula K. (n.p.)
Quintana, Dusty D. (n.p.)
Quirin, Jeffrey T. 105
Quisenberry. Dr. Neil 1 6, 2 1 .
Rahar, Nicholas E. 63
Rains, Andrew 63, 105
Rakers, Anna T. (n.p.)
Rakers, Jacob 1. (n.p.)
Rakers. Zachary A. 48
Raley, Nathan L. 113
Ramsey, Ashleigh R. 30
Rawley, Nathan M. 97
Raymond. Amber N. 13, 14, 55, 56, 81
97
Redburn, Samantha (n.p.)
Redmond, Brandon 63, 122
Rednour, Zackery T. 122
Reed, Kathryn P. 42, 97
Reed, Rachael M. 73, 113
Reed, Trevor A. 105
Reep, John 6, 7
Reeves, Brent 16,45,89
Reeves. Ginger H. 105
Rehberger, Sally E. 106
Rehkemper, Linda S. 30
Remagen, Rachael E. 113
Renda, Pedro F. 18, 19,44
Rennegarbe, Camille 74, 106
Renshaw. Randa 10. 43. 122
Repking, Jennifer M. 52, 55, 68
Review, The 58
Reynolds, Ashley A. 42, 77
Reynolds, Dr. Todd 23
Reynolds. Jarrod L. 63
Reznicek, Maria A. 73, 97
Rhodes, David J. 63, 106
Rhodes. Renee A. 45, 89
Rhodes. Timothy J. 63
Rice. Joseph A. 122
Richard, Nicole A. 113
Richards, Dr. Timothy 88
Richardson II. John 63. 113
Richardson, Amanda (n.p.)
Richardson, Megan (n.p.)
Richert, Dustin R. 72, 97
Richmond, Allison L.(n.p.)
Rick, Lindsay R. (n.p.)
Rickard, Ryan D. (n.p.)
Riddle, Douglas A. 30
Ridgell, Raymond P. 63. 122
Ridley, Renell 25,43, 106
Rieckenberg, Danielle 47, 55, 74
Riemann, Mark E. 56, 81
Riess. Dr. Deanne 57, 88
Riggs, Brian T. (n.p.)
Rigney. Kimberly S. (n.p.)
Rinderer, Elizabeth (n.p.)
Ripperda. Kendall M.43, 122
57
82
77. 122
7,50, 12
122
Queem. James M. 72
Robb, Dr. Ray
Robbins, Stephanie
Robert, Mellisa A.
Robertson, Craig
Robertson, Lindsay
Robins, Leah A.
Robinson, Lynnae B. 6, 7
Robinson, Sarah E. 106
Robitaille. Matthew
Robitaille, Nicholas
Robson, Natalie M.
Roehl, Jennifer J.
Roosevelt, Devan M. 1 13
Root, Mark Thomas 63, 71
Ropp, Curtis A. 122
Rosen, Daniel A. 122
Rosen, Nicole M. 113
26
44
44,97
73, 122
30, 42, 9
Rosenthal, Travis W. 122
1 Ross, Colby N. 113
Rossin, Mclanic L. 106
Roth, Shannon E. (n.p.)
Roundcount, Joseph 63
Roundcount, Matthew 30
; Roznowski, Rosalie 98
Rubenacker, Sara B. 4, 5, 26, 113
Ruby, Trisha A. 56, 98
Rudd, Allen E. 14, 122
Rueter, Jarred L. 63. 122
Rule, Gayle M. 30, 98
t Ruppert, Eva S. 34, 55
i Rushing. Amanda L. 3, 106
Rushing. Nathan E. 71
Ruth, Sarah M 55, 106
Rylee, Richard T. 63, 122
Saatkamp, Paula L. 30
Saia, Emily J. (n.p.)
Sanchez-Pagano, Maximo (n.p.)
Sanders, Danny L. 106
Sanders, Melissa J. (n.p.)
Sanders. Monet T. 122
Sandy, Mike 89
Santbrd, Don L. (n.p.)
Sanford, Joy M. (n.p.)
Santel. Jennifer M. 1 13
Sauerhage, Chris 98
Saunders, Magen R. 30, 31
Sayama, Mirai P. 19. 113
Schaal, Michael J. 42, 113
Schaefer, Stephanie 98
Schaeffer, Christ 4, 98
Schafer, Amber L. 4, 5, 16, 47, 113
Schalk, Stacey M. 98
Schaltenbrand, Lisa 113
Schank, George A. 113
Scharf, Stephanie J. (n.p.)
Scheibel, Jennifer S. 113
Scher, Sara R. (n.p.)
Scherby, Ricky J. (n.p.)
Schilb, Rick T. 63
Schildknecht, Phil 78
Schilling, Dustin 78
Schillinger, Adam D. 98
Schlarman. Erica R.
Schlueter, Kelly L. 106
Schmermund. David (n.p.)
Schmid, Daniel M. 10, I I, 55
Schmidt, Jennifer L. (n.p.)
Schneider, Michael (n.p.)
Schnelten, Kelli L. (n.p.)
Schnurr, Malissa E. 98
Schoenherr, Brian S. 71, 113
Schorr, Melissa D. 122
Schreiber, Rebecca 73
Schroeder, Andrew 30, 98
Schuck, Amanda L. 73, 122
Schuessler, Stacy 31
Schulte, Trisha A. (n.p.)
Schumacher. Timothy 66, 98
Schumacher, Victoria 106
Schwemmer, Gahnelle (n.p.)
Scobbie, Kyhe M. 122
Scott, BreaN. 106
Scott, Colby N. 63
Seger, Jamie F. (n.p.)
Seibel. Erica K. 122
Seibert, Jennifer K. 17
Seka, Knsten A. 30
Settles, Lee W. 63, 122
Sheard, Jacquline M. 1 13
Sheets, Lon A. (n.p.)
Shellenberg. Jenna 82, 123
Shemwell, Travis L. 66, 1 13
Shepard. Charles H. 25
Shields, Jessica L. 98
Short. Randall E. 98
Shull. Eric R. (n.p.)
Siebert, Erin E. (n.p.)
Sigma Beta Delta 56
Sigma Nu Fraternity 44
Sikma, Breanne L. 13. 14, 55
Simmons. Brandi M. 1 13
Simmons, Jared A. (n.p.)
Simmons, Sarah E. 123
Simmons, Shane M. 98
Simon, Adam C. 63,123
Simones, Christine 43, 70
Skinner. Misty M. 113
Slack, Duan I 7
Slechticky, Amber 33
Sledge, Katie M. 123
Sligar, Jennifer L. 113
Sliment, David A. 106
Smalley. Dr. Roger 57
Smith, Abbey M. 106
Smith, Andrew T. 19, 84, 98, 106
Smith. Darius D. (n.p.)
Smith, Golden D. 71
Smith. Janna L. 70
Smith, Jordan R. 63. 123
Smith, Kelli A. 123
Smith, Keyma L. 7, 13, 15, 22. 33.
42.51, 106
Smith, McKenzie B. 46, 106
Smith, Sharon R. (n.p, )
Smith, Tabitha A 106
Snedeker, Sean 31
Snider, Kimberly 30, 58, 98
Snider, Nicole L 106
Sokolowski, Michael 71. 123
Sondag, Trevor A. 56,98.123
Sondag, Tyler N. 77
Sos, Jennifer L. (n.p.)
Spanley, Norma 90
Spano, Kimberly A. 30
Sparks, Stephanie A. 56, 68, 69
Sparwasser, Christine 30
Speaks, Joseph W. 63
Spectrum Alliance 21
Speech/Debate Team 48
Spencer, Lakisha A. (n.p.)
Spillan, JoAnna L. 30, 98
Spotanski. Matthew 72, 113
Spurlock, Jordan A. 63, 123
St. Jean, Steve E. 106
Staats, Danyel R. 123
Stacey-Doyle, Dr. Michele 43
Stack, Naureen S. 55, 106
Stahl, Curtis A. 40,46. 1 13
Stamper, Joanna L. 106
Stanfill, Melissa A. (n.p.)
Stanley, Jonathan 66, 67
Starek, Jennifer L. (n.p.)
Starr, Cynthia R. 30
Statham. Harry 66
Steeg. Timothy A. 64
Stefan, Marilyn J. (n.p.)
Steiger, Katherine A. 82
Steiner, Jamie K. (n.p.)
Stephens, Jamie 1 13
Stephens, Ross D. 72
Stephens, Sarah A. 106
Sterling, Glenda M. (n.p.)
Stewart, Brady A. 42. 47
Stewart, Brandon R. 63, 123
Stewart, Eric L. 63, 98
Stewart. Marty 28
Stewart, Nancy 31
Stewart III, Robert 56
Stier, John C. (n.p.)
Stinde, Amy L. 123
Stinson, Todd D. 1 0, 1 1 , 2 1 , 26, 34,
54, 55, 99
Stock, Robert W. (n.p.)
Stogsdill, Kasey L. 83
Stokes, Gwendolyn 13, 123
Storck, Chad E. 66
Storner, Sabrina 89
Stott. Timothy S. 30
Stout, Allison J. 123
Strackeljahn, Erin L. 30, 99
Strang, Kent C. 4, 9, 22, 106
Strange, Tim 64, 65, 82
Straub, Mildred 90
Strecker, Amanda C. 68
Stremlau, John A. 64
Strobbe, Michael A. 66, 123
Stryker, Shane M. 30
Student Ambassadors 44
Stukenberg, Keri E. (n.p.)
Stults, Joel C. 63, 72, 123
Suca, Lindsey M. 70
Suelmann. Jeff M. 66
Suess, Paulina M. 106
Sugar, Melinda M. 1 1 3
Suhl, Ashlie R. (n.p.)
Summary, Brendan J. 47, 1 14
Summerlin, Derrick 63, 123
Sumner, Nancy K. 56, 106
Surber, Angela M. 6, 7. 1 5, 46. 5 1 ,
54, 55. 79, 99
Sutton, Suzanne M. (n.p.)
Suydam, Amy L. (n.p.)
Svec, Diana K. 30
Swartz, Lauren G. (n.p.)
Swinford, Theren D. 30, 99
Szoke, Christine E. 76
Tadlock, Rebecca L. 75, I 14
Tangman, Heidi M. 42, 77, 106
Taylor, Amber N. 42,123
Taylor, Niehole A. 30, 99
Taylor, Nicole J. 42,123
Taylor, Nicole R. 70, 123
Tebbe, Brent D. 3, 123
Tedesco, Jennifer D. 56, 99
Terrell, Timothy P. 64
Tharp, Angela D. 30, 42, 99
Thigpen, Michael D. 109, 114
Thomann, Brandon (n.p.)
Thomas, Christine E. 55, 106
Thomas, Deidra A. 4. 123
Thomas, Jacob R. 77. 123
Thompkins, Rosalind (n.p.)
Thompson. Brandye (n.p.)
Thompson, Knsten 17, 106
Thompson. Rebekah 30
Thompson, Sarah E. (n.p.)
Thornton, Jacob L. 53, 47
Thornton, Kahla R (n.p.)
Tiefenbrun. Kelly L. 70, 114
Tillman, Audrey G. (n.p.)
Timherlake. Morgan (n.p.)
Timmermann, Ranee (n.p.)
Tinnel, Anne 19
Tinney. Laura 123
Tinney, Lisa M. 123
Tissier, Jacqueline 79, 106
Tobias, Anthony R. 63, 123
Todich. Monica E. 46
Toennies, Corey M (n.p.)
Tollefsrud, Dustin J. 63. 123
Toney, Hortense L. (n.p.)
Tonnies, Danielle B. (n.p.)
Totten, Corey F. 47, 107
Townsend, Blake A. 63, 123
Trace, Jenessa M. (n.p.)
Trantham, Kathleen (n.p.)
Trask, Sara Louise 10, 42, 48. 55. 1 14
Tribley, Abby R. 42, 123
Trover, Brandy 89, 90
Tucker, Christopher 30, 55
Tullock, Kimberly (n.p.)
Tungett, Stephen P. 63
Tuttle, Emily M. 55, 5X 99
U V w
Uhls, Gregory G. 21
Underwood. Dr. Fred 78, 79
Usilton, Edward R. (n.p.)
Utsey, Delton R. (n.p.)
Vail. Anthony C. 63
Vallero, Ashley M. 73, 77, 123
Varady, Jaime N. 30
Varel, Denise N. 124
Vamum, Patrick .1. (n.p.)
Vasiloff, Jessica J. 82, 107
Vaughn, Tiare L. I 14
Veach, Bruce 68
Venhaus. Travis S. 124
Vida. Phil 77
Villa, Juan 18, 19,44, 78
Vogt, Liz 89, 90
Vogt, Nicholas E. 71, 107
Vohland, Caitlin M. 3, 13. 124
Volkmar, Justin H. 107
Voors, Becky 89
Vu, Tan N. 99
Wacker. Catherine (n.p.)
Wagner, Heather A. 107
Wagner, Joseph A. 63,124
Wahlig, Joshua D. 72, 114
Walden, Jesse L. 63, 124
Walkenhorst, Jeff 78
Walker. Melvin B. (n.p.)
Walker, Wasim 19, 27, 124
Walls, Danny R. (n.p.)
Waltermire, Krista 47, 124
Walters, Jill E. (n.p.)
Walton, Japheth O. 63
Wand, Rosalie 74
Ward, Andrea B. (n.p.)
Ward, Clifton R. 78
Warren, Jennifer L 43
Waters, Chnstal 107
Watkinson, Bethany 114
Wayman, Amanda 34, 56. 99
Weathers, Lindsay 42, 74, 124
Webb, Stephen E. 62, 63
Webster, Kari L. 107
Webster, Kenneth O. 63, 1 14
Weder, David 56, 99
Weh, Derek H. (n.p.)
Weier, William C. 71, 124
Weil, Jill 90
Weiler, Megan A. 4, 42. 55. 107
Weingartner, Jane 35, 57, 89
Weiss, Alicia C. 42.47,52.114
Weiss, Sarah E. (n.p.)
Wells. Jennifer S. (n.p.)
Wellstead, David T. 19, 124
Weltzin, Kristin V. 3, 84. 107
Welzbacher, Brian J. 15,33,42,99
Wendel, Rebecca A. 30, 99
Westlake, Aimee K. 13.70
Weston, Amy L. 30. 43, 99
Weston, Jared G. 25, 1 14
Weston. Kenny 72, 124
Whaley, Micah A. (n.p.)
Wheatley, Anthony 63
Wheeler, Tabitha L. 107
Whetstone, Chnsta (n.p.)
Whetstone, Michael 63. 124
White. Gary 84. 85
White, Maggie 57
White, Nicole F
(n.p.)
[53
Whitehead, Emily A. 84, 114
Whiteman, Hollie A. 30
Whittaker, Carl J.
63, 107
Wiegand, Jason R.
30
Wiggs, Afton B.
1 14
Yelton, Jason K.
63
Wilcox, Gregory
(n.p.)
York, Beverly A.
30, 99
Wilhelm, Joseph R.
(n.p.)
Young, Katherine R
107
Wilhelm, Kevin R.
(n.p.)
Young, Lindsey A.
73, 124
Wilhelm, Michelle
(n.p.)
Ypma, Dr. Nancy
9, 39, 8
Wilhelm, Robert
124
Yurko, Teresa M.
(n.p.)
Wilkey, Tasha B.
(n.p.)
^^^^
Wilkins, Kevin D.
72, 124
9^W
Will, Dr. Peter
56
X
Willard, Chad L.
71, 107
Mm
Willett, Jason M.
(n.p.)
m §
Williams, Daniel L.
71, 107
Zacharski, Lisa A.
(n.p.)
Williams, Mark S.
63
Zaron, Brett P.
50, 81,
Willman, Clare D.
15, 114
Zeisset, Nathan E.
1 07
Wilson, Clint D.
99
Ziegler, Matt D.
63, 107
Wilson, Cory M.
63, 44, 99
/ink, Paula K
30, 100
Wilson, Derek M.
72, 1 14
Zollner, Mike T.
70
Wilson, Jeffrey A.
(n.p.)
Zurliene, Andrea L.
70
Wilson, Matthew A.
71, 124
Zvonar, John M.
30
Wilt, Steven C.
(n.p.)
Zweck, John R.
70, 100
Windham, Erica N.
74, 124
Windham, Stephanie
74
Winkeler, Joshua R.
30
Winkeler, Lisa M.
(n.p.)
Winkeler, Sarah L.
(n.p.)
Winkelmann, Emma
107
Winters, Amber E.
45, 46, 99
Wise, Abbie L.
114
Wisnasky, Kathryn
124
Wissehr, Kelly H.
34. 59, 89
Witcher, Rachel L.
3,43,75
Witsberger, Dr. Kelly 56
Witsberger, Marshall 78
Witt, Allison F.
55. 124
Witte, Angela D.
30
Wittenbrink, Angela
107
Woehlke, Kelly S.
26, 56, 47, 99
Wolf, Margaret A.
(n.p.)
Wolfmeier, Jill M.
82, 124
Wolfslau, Jamie L.
114
Wolfslau, Justin T.
124
Women's Basketball
68,69
Women's Bowling
76, 77
Women's Cross Country 84, 85
Women's Golf
79
Women's Soccer
82
Women's Softball
73
Women's Tennis
81
Women's Volleyball
70
Wonnacott, Mark W
48, 124
Wood, BarbaraLee
124
Woodruff. Paul W.
48, 124
Woods, Emily E.
47
Woods, Lisa A.
30. 99
Woods, Rachel L.
107
Woods, Salvador E.
27, 71, 124
Woodside, Zachary
(n.p.)
Wright, Alexander J.
19, 84, 85
Wright, Brandon E.
63, 114
Wright, Dionne S.
19, 124
Wuebbels, Lisa N.
3,56
Wurtz, Amanda R.
(n.p.)
Wyatt, Duan
1 14
Wyrostek, Ashleigh 107
X
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