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McKendree  College 
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Volume  87 

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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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of  activities: 
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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. 


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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. 


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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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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 


ay  -'Hello.** 

Irenna  Fischer,  class  of  '93,  and  her  coworker  at  Allsup,  Inc.  talk  about  their  job 
penings  with  a  McKendrec  Senior. 


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oradayatmbikafa 


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. 


Events 


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8T1  establishment  182 


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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Events 


)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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K  vents 


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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. 


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The  Number  Of  The  Day  Is... 

Staci  Schuessler  '03  is  working  with  her  class  on  their  numbers  during  her 
semester  of  student  teaching. 


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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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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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Events 


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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student  involvement  at  mckndree 


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Organizations 


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. 


H  40     |  Organizations 


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. 


Organizations 


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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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an 


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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Madame  Medi; 
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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That's   One    Long    Handshake 

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. 


aningestion  of  awareness  ] 

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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HTlovernig    cagqny: 

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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&n  honor: 

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 


hi 


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 


I  Organizations 


another 

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. 


e 


Organizations 


t   All   Starts   Here 

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. 


Organizations 


a 


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 

Here  the  Montage  staff    | 

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! 


QJ 


Organizations 


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 


Organizations  |     59 1~| 


an  athlete:! 

sports  at  mck 


[j    60  1       Sports 


Sports      I    61  [j 


optional  teanr 

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. 


^ 


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. 


:  ootluill 


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 

411 

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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. 


Football    \~^\\ 


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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Sports 


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. 


Sports 


tu 


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 

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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 

McK 

Opp 

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 

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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  McKendree  College  in  the  NAIA  Region  V  Tourna- 

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National  American  I) 
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 
I  ambulh  U 
H  an  nbal-LaC  range 
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 

McK 

Opp 

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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an  out  mckendree  baseball 


Baseball  Scoreboard 

Spring  2004  Record:  43-22 

2004  A 

merican 

Midwest  Conference  Tournament  Champions 

M 

ck 

Opp 

McK 

Opp 

McK 

Opp 

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 

H) 

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 

Mck 

Opp 

Mck 

Opp 

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 

^ 

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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"Athletics!   73 


anexhikating 

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 

M< 

K 

Opp 

McK 

Opp 

U  of  MO-  St.  Louis 

2 

5 

Brandeis  U 

I) 

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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 

(> 

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 

N/A 

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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. 

1 0  a.m. 

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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 


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Liz  Vogt 


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Becky  Voors 


Jane  Weineartner 


Kelly   Wisselir 


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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. 


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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 


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Cassie  L.  Cowell 


Rebecca  Jean  Cox 


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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 


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Chad  Kingston 


Steven   A.   Kirkland 


Megan   K..   Kitner 


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Erin  M.  Maseos 


Jeff  Major 


Mary-Elizabeth  Markey 


Steve  W.  Martin 


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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 


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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 

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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 


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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 

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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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Brian  Adam  Dinkelman        Devin  Neal  Dippold  Ann  Marie  Dockery       Timothy  Adam  Donohoo       Morgan  C  Edwards  Shana  Kay  Evans 


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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Jake  Howard  Maukiesh  L.  Howard  Jennifer  E.  Hutchison  Keith  Aaron  Jackson  Erik  T.  Jacobsen  Jacob  Martin  Janek 

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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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Lance  Marcum  Sean  M.  Martin  Miranda  Lynn  Maurer      Ian  Michael  McCormick      Carolyn  J.  McCullough  Eimear  McGrath 


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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Afton  Wiggs  Clare  D.  Willman  Derek  Wilson  Abby  Lynn  Wise  Jamie  Lee  Wolfslau  Brandon  E.  Wright 


Duan   Wyatl 


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Sophomores  -  Not  Pictured 


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. 


Sophomores  Lll 


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 


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Nicholas  R.  Jones  Nique  Jones  Michelle  Kadonsky  Nicole  Lynne  Keckritz  Kellen  M.  Ketlwich  Ashley  Kiefer 


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Ryan  Meyler  Susan  Anne  miller  Edward  G.  Monken  Ashleigh  Munson  Daniel  Patrick  Murrin  Lora  Nation 


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Jamie  Lynne  Paluczak       JoAnne  Marie  Paluczak  Julie  Pannier 


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Philip  Ridgell  Kendall  M.  Ripperda  Mellisa  A.  Robert  Lindsay  T.  Robertson  Natalie  M.  Robson  Mark  Root 


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Gwendolyn  R.  Stokes  Allison  Stout  Michael  Strobbe  Joel  Christopher  Stults     Derrick  Leon  Summerlin       Amber  Nicole  Taylor 


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Denise  N.  Varel  Travis  Scott  Venhaus         Caitlin  Marie  Vohland  Joe  Wagner 


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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 


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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 
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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. 
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2004  McKendrean.   Since  the  selling  price  of  the  yearbook  does  not  cover  all  of  the  production  and  printing  costs, 
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Mom,  Dad,  &  J.C. 


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determination  and  dedication  widtake 
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Michelle, 


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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  & 

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Kristy, 

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May  God  Bless  You  Always, 

Mom,  Dad  &  David 


Matt: 

Keep  reaching  for  the  stars. 
You  will  get  there.  We  know 
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All  our  love, 
Mom  &  Dad 


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you! 

Mike,  Mom, 

grandma 


Jennifer, 

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great  teacher. 

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Mom,  Dad,  Jason  &  j 
Brian 


Jesse, 

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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 


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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 


e 


f 


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 


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