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e live in an ever changing world cerand tainly this year will never be forgotten. This year was packed with many unexpected and spectacular changes. The earth didn't orbit a different direction and the poles may not have reversed, but the human situation was definitely altered. Governments, people, and economies changed. Many things on our world reversed, flip-flopped, switched directions, inverted. Many things:
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Communism to Democracy Extreme dissension in the Soviet Union causes Gorbechev to resign after a coup attempt by Communist hard-liners. Many of the republics break away effectively dissolving the Soviet Union. The democratic world applauds the reforms, but wonders about the future of the thousands on warheads still aimed at the West. 4.0 -> 2.2
Freshmen came to UMR in August thinking a 4.0 was attainable. A 4.0 is what they wanted; a 2.2 is what they got. Unemployment--> Executive Enjoyment
The nation's unemployment figures rose, while heads of large corporations enjoyed more and more perks in contrast to Bluecollar workers.
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Nuclear War-> World Peace
The dissoluti on of the Soviet Union and the Warsaw Pact moved the world away from nuclear war and steps closer to world peace. Recessio n -> Recovery
After several quarters of recession, the nation's trillion dollar economy appears to move into recovery.
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Israel-> Palestine Even with peace talks for the first time since the dispute over territory began, there we no signs of real peace in the Middle East. Bush-> Clinton Republican President George Bush and Democrat Bill Clinton seem to have wrapped up their Party's nomination for President. But, People still wonder about Bill's character and George's leadership.
National Debt-> Jet Set While the national debt continues to rise, the Jet Set continues to enjoy their flamboyant life-style. M. C. Jiscke -> J. T. Park Filling the position left by former Chancellor Martin C. Jiscke, Interim Chancellor John T. Park is appointed as permanent Chancellor. Student Council-> St. Pat's Board After the St. Pat's Board loses their charter over in the aftermath of the death of a Baby Board Rep., Student Council steps in and takes over management of the traditional celebration.
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Proposition B -> Higher Tuition Despite pledges by state officials to make higher education more accessible, the failure of Proposition B forces UMR to raise tuition and make budget cuts.
Iraq-> Kuwait With the end of Operation Desert Storm, Kuwait begins to rebuild the damage caused by Iraq. Mercedes and jewelry are selling like hotcakes. Iraq still suffers under the U. N. sanctions imposed because of the refusal of its dictator, Saddam Hussein, to abide by the U.N. peace treaty.
Albertville -> Barcelona
The Americans made a respectable showing at the Winter Olympics in Albertville, France; the team is expected to do well in Barcelona, Spain also. This is the last year that the Winter and Summer Olympics will be held in the same year. Hereafter, they will alternate every two years with the next Winter Olympics being held in 1994. Johnny Carson-> Jay Leno
On May 22nd, the King of Late Night does his last performance before passing the crown on to Jay Leno.
Rodney King-> Los Angeles ' Police Department
In response to a not guilty verdict for the L. A. P. D. po- \ lice officers accused of beating l Rodney King, riots erupted all around the city. Arson, gunfire, and looting made Los Angeles a temporary war zone. Reaction to the verdict touched off protest and disbelief in cities from coast to coast. Ethnic Identity-> National Conformity
Americans were once again confronted and confused over racial issues. Many leaders
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were calling for minorit ies to regain their identity, while other claimed that the United States needs to become a more homog eneous group to be success ful in the "new world order." Reebo k-> Nike The battle for the athlete 's foot continu ed. Reebok spent record amoun ts on its "Dan & Dave" comme rcials and Nike counter ed by hiring more celebrity endorse rs. Pepsi -> Coca-Cola Cotta Have It and The Real Thing continu e to tempt the million s of cola drinker s toward their produc t with flashy promot ions, free giveaw ays, and new slogans. (It almost resemb les a political campaign.) The Heavy Metal Meltdo wn -> Bonnie Raitt Motley Crue, Poison, Ratt, DeÂŁ Leppar d, Guns 'N Roses, and Living Colour all experie nced radical change s in personn el. Bonnie Raitt's albums continue to go platinu m. Church ill--> Gorbachev On May 6, 1992, former Secretary Genera l of the Soviet Union, Mikail Gorbachev, came
to Fulton, Missouri. There he delivered a response to Winston Churchill's "Iron Curtain" speech, which had been given from the same spot nearly 40 years earlier.
UMR -->Endeavour Tom Akers, a UMR graduate, became the first astronaut to spacewalk from the new space shuttle, Endeavour, in an attempt to snare a malfunctioning satellite.
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LPHA KAPPA ALPHA
ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA: Members areAlonna Gale, Karen Gantt, Regina Jacobs, Nicole Johnson, Sharon Lofton, Colette Neal, Lisa Prichett, Kimberly Stevenson, Keri Williams, Tamiko Youngblood.
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CHI OMEGA: First Row-Kerri Kraft, Chera Abrams, Karen Alemond, T. J. Davenport, Tara Muehe, Jonna Lawver. SecondRow-Eri nMulanax, Lena Tsoulfanidis, Kim Daschke, Deanna Valentino,Steph anieStroker, Kelly Goodman, Anita Jilg, Dia Conner,Suzanne Reeves. ThirdRowLeAnne Kilby, Kim Dale, Cat Linde, ChrisBoyer,Kar enGoetz,BethSh aw, _, Jen Curry, Angie Baer, Angela
Passanise, Kristi Heinemann, Amy Pohl, Karen Niehaus. Fourth RowRobin Rinker, Lynette Brunner, Lisa Willhaus, Jenny Hunsicker, Susan Halpin, Laura Bytnar, April Mason, Amy Weber, Mary McClain, Noelle Puckett, Angie Herz og, Lynda Kliewer. Fifth Row-Kristi Allen, Marcie Politte, Lanie Yonker, Natalie McCune, Kim Thomason. Not Pictured-Jennifer Bischel, Tracy
Bornman, Cheryl Bumgarner, Sheila Connors, Beth Dare, JoMarie Flahive, Jeanne Jackson, Amy Keaton, Elizabeth Kladuson, Diane Lohe, Cathy McMurry, Missy McMillan, Samantha Melton, Jennifer Mueller, Michelle Occipinti, Theresa Pierce, Suzy Race, Cindy Schreckenberg, Heather Sphar, Sandi Todd, Becky Wakely, Lynda Wegman.
KAPPADELTA: Members are-JanetAlfermann, Patricia Beaird, Stacy Doing, Mindy Gardner, Susan Goodman, Jill Gosnell, Heather Govemick, TracyGreiwe,NadraHelleny, Laura Herndon, Mary Hunter, ChristineKump, Mel-
issa Lambert, Sandra Langendoerfer, Stephanie Leon, Anna Light, Rebecca Light, Amy Mische, DanneMutphy,JenniferPearson, Denise Ratcliff, Leigh Reisinger, Elisabeth Rikand, Polly Robinson, LynneSanick,MargaretSchackmann,
Julie Schroer, Gaganbind Singh, Leigh Snethen Susan Stodsdill, Amy Strouse, Julie Thomas Lachelle Warbington, Marsha Wayman, Kim berly Winch.
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ZETA TAU ALPHA: Front Row-Karen Griesel, Jill Goetges, Kris Fleming, Kari Parson, Rayna Koopman, Debbie Schopp, Chris Zimmer, Stacy Walker, Carolyn Peterson, Noe Castro, Michelle Lillard, Julie Orr. Second Row-Jackie Kumpical, Julie Dickherver, Angie Brickner, Amy Gefferth, Kelley Jozwiak, Becky Bohannon, Leslie Front, Kim Huonker, Amy Rein, Shannon Knudson,
Stephanie Cochran, Amber Ockree, Shawn Thomas, Kim Roper, Christine Peterson, Mary Kane, Deena Ballinger, Debbie Kladiva, Stacey Dedic. Third Row-Jennifer Llewellyn, Jackye White, Anne Chapman, Jami Thornsberry, Dawn Nickolaus, Jill Sandifer, Dee Venker, Lisa Molner, Laura Visitine, Nancy Neill, Erica Dunning, Melissa Kuenzel, Julie Montefusco, Rebecca Richie, Jennifer
Downes, Gina Faulkner, Peggy Chen, Cathy Pratt. Fourth Row-Michelle Sievers, Melissa Ince, Lisa Stiles, Susan Jamboretz, Tricia Hudson, Beth Kilwin, Angelika Adams, Angie Street, Dyan Pulsipher, Betsy Blaske, Melissa Moore, Christina Sfreddo, Chrissy Kluz, Janice Struckhoff, Wendi Abbott, Lisa Smith, Ayako Koike. Back Row-Michelle DeBourge, Shannon White, Laura Riegel.
The ladies of the Eta Theta chapter of Zeta Tau Alpha had excellent and busy semesters this year. Starting off the fall semester, was the addition of sixteen outstanding pledges from formal and informal rush.
for sororities. Homecoming was a big success. Zeta was extremely proud to have our own candidate, MissNoeida Castro, crowned Homecoming Queen 1991 and also to have Miss Rhonda Dees crowned first runner up. Scholastically, Zeta was also proud to achieve the highest active Greek GPA on campus for the fall semester.
tion and the Greek Week Queen Competition, respectively. We also kept busy with service projects in the spring semester. We held out annual See-Saw Marathon, and we also took first place in Theta Tau Omega's "Uglyman" Fundraising Competition by raising over $800 with our "pie-in-the-face" idea. Because of our first place standing, we were able to donate $1000 to the Komen Foundation for breast cancer, our second national philanthropy. The year ended with the chapter receiving honors in out province during the annual Zeta Day, which was held in St. Louis this year. Eta Theta received the Most Improved GPA Award, the Chapter Organization Award, and the Sisterhood Award.
We continued to excel through service projects, social activities, and scholarship. We held our annual charity volleyball tournament with the proceeds going to the Association of Retarded Citizens, one of out two national philanthropies, along with participating in smaller service activities to benefit the Rolla community. On top of partying with different fraternities, Zeta held two of its own annual parties: Mystery Date and White Violet Formal. When Greek Sing rolled around Zeta was prepared to strut on stage to "Stray Cat's Strut" to win first place
When the spring semester began, Zeta was just as busy as in the fall. We initiated the pledges from the previous semester and added six new pledges to our close Zeta family. We prepared diligently for St. Pat's and Greek Week competitions, achieving first place overall in St. Pat's and second place in Greek Week. Zeta is very proud of Miss Laura Visintine and Miss Janet Roper who placed in the St. Pat's Queen Competi-
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ACACIA: FrontRow-ShanonShank,Matt Schafer,John Gerfen, Kacha Papillon. Second Row-Jason Meriwether, Tony Cochran, Bill Saguto, WesTheissen. BackRow-Randy Kixmiller, Kevin Hicks, David Black, Rick Rohlfing.
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ALPHA EPSILON PI: First Row-Joe Witt, Engman, Darren Whitehurst, Eddie Branden Doster, Doug Meyers, David Rodriguez, Bob Lowe, Jim Saunders, Jeff Gustavson, Craig Puder, Daniel Dye, Pete, Wood, Ray Steinmetz, Brad Harvy, Todd Mark Hart, Troy Peterson, Any Kottwitz, Kelsheimer, Shawn Van Asdale, Glen GraJeff Berry, David Glastetter. Second Row:- ham. Third Row-Rich Schafer, Jim Baldwin, Chris Francis, Keith Steinmetz, Steve 路 '""Darren Ross, Darrell Trachsel, Jared Buckley,
Darin Halter, Tom Pazdera. Not PicturedTed Ferkenhoff, Pat Flaherty, Jeff Lewallen, Tim Morrow, Kirk Palicki, Eric Peters, Joshua Prince, Charles Rawlins, Scott Shepard, Kelly Williams, Dr. Lance Williams.
By Kirk Palicki Once again the brothers of the Nu Deuteron chapter of Alpha Epsilon Pi have had another prosperous year. Their success culminated during the eightyfourth annual St. Pat's celebration. For the second consecutive year, the entire house worked together to earn a first place overall finish in St. Pat's. The first place float, "The Legend of Loch Ness," combined with a strong finish in the follies, games, and green sales coincided to make winning St. Pat's again a reality. We also offer our congratulation s to Eddie Rodriquez and Brad Harvey for their participation in the 1992 St. Pat's court. In addition to St. Pat's, the brothers of Alpha Epsilon Pi have continued to fulfill their obligations to the local community.
This year AEPi collected money for L.O.V.E., worked at the Gingerbread House, and continued to maintain their portion of Highway 63. In spite of all their activities and obligations, the brothers of Alpha Epsilon Pi maintained the second highest grade point average for the fall semester. With the spring semester drawing to a close, the brothers of Alpha Epsilon Pi would like to thank Jim Baldwin and Tim Morrow for their contributions to the house and congratulate them on their graduation. Those AEPi's returning next semester are looking forward to another successful year both scholastically and socially.
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LPHA PHI ALPHA
ALPHA PHI ALPHA: Members are-Christopher Alverson, Lister Florence Wayne Greene, Steven Howard, Samuel Hutson III, Reginald Johnson, Dominic Lenoir, LarnontOrange,Kenneth Rice, Michael Riggs, Marcus Stevenson, Malcolm Townes.
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ETA SIGMA PSI
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BETA SIGMA PSI: Members are-Matt Bacon, Brad Biggers,Matt Breitenbach, Jim Boyanchek, Bill Braasch, Kevin Braun, Mark Bruss, Bryan Buethe, Chris Currie, Nathan Dennett, Neil
Dettwiler, Paul Eggers, Dan Elze, Matt Etchemendy, RonFehrm ann,MikeGrasch, Lee Hahnel, Keith Kuhlmann , Chris Lindstrom , Lenny Meers, MikeOchonicky, Chris Pfeuffer,
Steve Rassbach, Matt Roos, Mike Roth, Mark Roth, Jon Schmidt, Time Spyers, Steve Stolarczyk, Scott Tonkins, Neil VanDerme ulen, Jim Westhoff, Eric Wilkins, and Scott Wittler.
The brothers from Eta Chapter of Beta Sigma Psi have had a very busy year. We started the year with our annual Kick-offPa rty and continued to have fun ever since then. We placed third overall in the St. Pat's competitio n and we had the honor of making the Queens float for the parade. As usual, we also hosted the Greek Week Opening Ceremonies in our backyard. In athletics, Beta Sigma placed fourth in Division !football and third in Division II soccer. Scholastically, we placed fourth overall and received the Most Improved award this semester. Currently we are involved in a highly organized rush program. We are also getting ready to celebrate our 40th anniversa ry in the fall of
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ELTA SIGMA PSI
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DELTA SIGMA PHI: Members are-Brian Alfredson, Todd Brewer, Jeffrey Buss, Edward Button, TimothyCerny ,JasonConway ,Jason Crawford, Randall Creach, Jarrett Dace, Thomas Degoniall, Christopher Fraley, Larry Frans, Douglas Fulton, Daniel Gusnowsky, Chad Hamilton, Gregory H ead, Christopher Huet, Christopher Kennedy, Michael Larson, Sky Lupo,DwightR obertson,DonaldStaten,Gregg Teel, Donald Tone Jr., Gerard Wallack, Scott Weiner, Mark W ojtal, Jeffrey Young.
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ELTA TAU DELTA
DELTA TAU DELTA: Members are-Chad Allen, Seth Burns, Keith Dandurand , Chad Daniel,JohnGoethe,Christ opherHubbell,Matt King, Matthew Leap, Daniel Ludwig, Kirk McMenamin, James Miller, Jason Tinius, Brain Yerman, Bradley Zerr.
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PPA ALPHA
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KAPPAALPHA: Membersare-BillAvise, Kory Bakken, Bill Bockman, Kevin Burkett, Brian Carter,Aaron Chabino,David ChullinoJr.,Scot Colgrove, James Cook, Doug Davison, Steve Drake, Todd Durbin,ChadFarrenburg, Derrick Fane,BrettFelton,RickFinley,MarkGamrnon, Brian Haggard, Jeffrey Hedgpeth, David Hicks,
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Troy Hughes, Scott Jennings, Grant Jokerst, Douglas Krause, Joshua Lawrence, Matthew Licklider, Scott Link, Craig Loafrnan, Jason Lovejoy, Travis Lynch, James Mack III, Eric Matlock, John Meyers, Christopher Mitchell, John Munro, Ben Oberkirsch, Kenneth Owens Jr.,JodyOwens, Bradley Price, Steven Schrick,
Allen Sehrt, Aaron Shaw, Jeffrey Skillington, Vernon Smith, Stephen Starwalt, Fred Steinkuehler,RobertTallon,JohnTarpley,David Tattershall,Kenneth Voss,John Williams, David Witt, Christopher Wright.
PPA ALPHA PSI
KAPPA ALPHA PSI: Rodrick Jackson, Kamau Woodard, Larry Lee, Tony Blue, Torrance Jones, Maurice Weathers.
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PPA SGMA
KAPPA SIGMA: Firstrow-FredNiemeier, Tom Neaf, Tom Carpenter, Scott Stewart, Aaron Bradley, Mike Fridley, Brian Spencer, Todd Oppeau, Scott Burkemper, Phil McCalla, Rod
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Harashe, Chris Krull, George Bailey. Second row-Pete Joyce, Rob McKechnie IV, Chris Simmons,JohnBorgerding,JasonHudson, Brian O'Neill,John Tyma, Travis Dunnington, Dave
Bushey,MaxThomton,MikeSequin, Darin Nix, Bryan Nelson, Kirk Peterson, Shane Mitchell, Lyman Anderson, Tim Shine, Darren Walters.
MBDA CHI ALPHA
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LAMBDA CHI ALPHA: Members are-Marcus Bahr,MichaelBahr,JamesBakanowicz, Jason Baker, Patrick Breck, David Carlson, Ed ward Castleton, Brain Christ, Brian Clark, Brandon Cordts, Brian Durand, Bobby Dye, Timothy Faenger, Richard Falkenrath, Jeffrey Feltz, Douglas Fischer, Billy Gray, Bryan Gregory, An-
drewGuillot,JohnHartleroad, David Heikkinen, Matthew Henry, Jeffrey Hordesky, Joseph Hornburg, Timothy Janiesch, Walter Jansen Jr., Mark Joersz, Bradley Kendrick, Keith Korte, StephenLair,StephenLane,BrianLasey,Steven Lynchard, Brian Malin, Thaddeus Mandry Jr., PaulMcCorrnick, TilmannMelick,JohnPingel,
Kevin Reilly, Steven Renick, Eric Roddiger, Stephen Schwent, Nathan Staehling, William Stoltz, Mark Strausbaugh, Kevin Taylor, John Thompson,AndrewTownley,MatthewTurley, Chad Williams, Steven Young, Adrian Yu.
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PHIKAPPATHETA: Membersare-PaulAndrew, Tim Baer, David Baldetti, Todd Balkenbush, Daniel Blevins, Charles Blume, Matthew Boehne, Stephan Bioanoff, Patrick Brennan, Ryan Buschjost, Brian Carbrey, Chris Case, JeffCollins,MikeConnell, Ken Davidson, Greg Davis, Bruce Dionne, William Divin, Paul Dobson, Daniel Friedman, Jon Govro, Eduardo Granados, Sean Griffin, Allen Hentges, Joseph Hettinger, Brian Holthaus, DarrinHotop, Rob-
ertlves,Gary Jacquin,JosephJones,FrankKarfs, Aaron Kempfer, Mike Kill, Steve Klein, Daniel Kluesner,StevenKlump,Jay Kniker,DougKolb, Dennis Koscielski, Greg Kremer, Pat Kuhne, Greg Kutz, Eric Landwehr, Scott Lasswell, Ross Laurent, John Lochirco, Gary Luebbert, Philip Lueckenotto, Mark Luedde, Andrew Martine, MichealMay,Anthony Mezines,JohnMinicky, Chris Mueller, Mike Neuner, Victor Poland, Craig Rackers, David Renfert, MichealRirnmer,
KeithRowe,JohnSchaefer,JeffSchaefer,Chris Scheiblhofer,AaronSchmidt,AlanSchulte, John Schwarz, Clint Scott, Allen Shulfer, Pat Snider, GregStarke,GaryStewart,JasonStratman,David Talken, Steve Temme, Doug Tieber, Keith Weepie, Curtis Westrich, Craig Wilde, Pat Winkelman, Brian Winschel,Joseph Wokurka, John Yukich.
The 1991-92 school year was once again a successful one for the Missouri MU chapter of Phi Kappa Theta. We witnessed the growth and initiation of fourteen new brothers and we continued our tradition of excellence in academics and in tramurals. This was evident throughout the year as we finished among the top in these areas. Not only did we excell in academics and intramurals, but we also were very involved with campus activities. We worked at the Newman Center Haunted House and we also raised money for several charities. This
year, we held several T.G.I.F.' s with the sororities here and we also had several all campus parties including the Kiss the Summer Goodbye Party and the Party Before the Party. We continued our tradition as being very socially active with campus. During Homecoming, Christmas Party Weekend, St. Pat's, and Greek Week, several alumni came down to see the progress we have made and to share in the festivities. Fornext year, we have planned a special alumni weekend which should prove to be an excellent opportunity to strengthen our alumni relations.
Phi Kappa Theta plans to continue its strong tradition of excellence for the 1992-93 school year and for many years to come.
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PIKAPPAALPHA: First row-Marc Barmeier, DarrenSullivan,PatJohnson,JayMihalevich, Mike Weiland, Matt McQauality, Brad Borgwald, Joe Boley, Kevin Riley, Bill Bucklew, Tim Schneider. Second row-Scott Haskenhoff,
Ben Canlas, Kurt Vanhoogstrate, Travis Helms, Brian Bingham, Jamar Neal, Andy Knoll, Kevin Wolfe, ThanawutOwatverot,ScottCanty,Mike Moran, Brad Stewart, Julie Dickherber, Angie Brickner, Ron Costephens. Third row-Mike
Galluzzo, Tom Holt, Mark Spence, Marty Voss, Terry Chevalier, Jason Lewis, Jim Bossman, Todd Conway, Clint Rybak, Bill Anast, Rick Jacobs, John Grater, Denis Mink, Brian Steele, Stuart Beard, Craig Cullen, Brian Koelling.
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I KAPPA PHI
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PI KAPPA PHI: Members are-Steven Booton, Steven Borho, Phillip Caruso II, Matthew Chalmers, Grant Christensen, Zak Dolan, Michael Holmes, Robert Jackson, DarrickJensen, BrianMaier,GeorgeMcCandliss,SeanMurphy, Keith Phelps, Mathew Rice, Christopher Steger, JonathanSteltenpohl.
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IGMA CHI
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SIGMA CHI: First row-Brad Kloeppel, Mark Nelson, Tony Roungoun,JeffEsparrago, Larry Williams. Sencond row-Kevin Meier, Chris Williams, Chris Leach, Mike Compton, Brad Flauaus, Jeff Zawila, Bob Bohnak. Third rowTodd Sweeney, Larry Polk, Mike Lear, Brad Moppins, Eric Gorman, Archie Gallop, Blair Jones, Jeff Rooks. Fourth row-Mike Zurbuchen, Gerhardt RodenBerger, Ron Oswald, Bill Broyles, Rich Jacober, Mike Mathews, Chun Park,JasonMcFarland,JeffWright,BobShaw (Alumni).
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IGM A NU
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SIGMA NU: Members are-Ryan Barr, James Beard, Eric Burkhalter, Mark Caldarello, Steven Campbell, Drake Clarke, John Collins, Shawn Craig,JohnDom,MarkDurbin,Matthew Dwyer, Michael Ecker, Michael Ellis Jr., Jeffrey Erker, Ken Ewers, William Faherty, Adam French, Craig Fridley, Robert Galik, Frank Genovese, Lamar Gerber, Greg Glodowski, Brent Green,
Eric Hardin, John Herrmann, Jeffrey Herzog, KirkHilzinger,JohnHooper,Gregory Hrbacek, StevenHuddle,BrianHunnius,QuentinKasten, Michael Koffman, Jeffrey Lacavich, Michael Lack, Robert Lang, Brian Lawrence, John Lotz, Brian Mangogna, James Medlin, Christopher Merris,Jeffrey Meystrik,Jame sMunsey,Frank Nachtrnann, Travis Newkirk,Kory Pace, Darren
Peeler, Scott Polson, Michael Potter, Darren Rosenbaum, Jeffrey Rush Jr., Thomas Santacruz, Douglas Schieszer, Robert Schutte, Thomas Shafer, Steven Skikas, Michael Smith, Brett Speidel, Kenneth Stecher, Dennis Tate II, John Thompson, Paul Treis,Kelly Vanburen, Michael Vanneman, Richard Warsnak, Jeremy White, Ray Yeargainll,Sha yne Yeisley.
IGMA PHI EPSILON
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SIGMA PHI EPSILON: Members are-Todd Althoff, Randy Bicknese,William Blanks, Vance Buatte, Thomas Bujnak, Brian Burlison, Steven Conway, Dale Cramer, Brett Denney, Steven Dumortier Jr., James Eckrich, Jeffrey Engelbrecht, Douglas Evans, Chris Figge, Mike Galbrai th, Jack Gleso, Craig Glaser, Brett
Goodman, Christopher Gottman, Ryan Gruhn, JeffreyHeffner,JasonHinson,CaryHirner,Mark Huber,ScottJackson,Rodney Jokerst, Anthony Kertz, John Ketcherside, Gary Lalumandier, Timothy Lynch,JasonMyers,Jeffrey Neemann, Greg Nelson, Robert Pahl, Dale Picolet, Jeffrey Postlewait, Gary Potter, Timothy Pruett, Joel
Rickman, Macy Rodenbaugh, John Schliebe, Bryan Schneller, Matthew Schwent, Eric Shelden, TroyShireman,DannySimpson,Patrick Smith, Benjamin Sowa, Scott Steiger, Scott Steiner, Michael Twiehaus, Brett Ware, Samuel Welge, Robin Winslett, Eric Wooden, Brian Zoltowski.
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IGMA PI
SIGMA PI: Firstrow-MikeSeliner,Joe Bauer. Secondrow-JohnFlake,LarryC ook,RonRoss, Jim Withinton, Alan Smith, Sean McNeill, Dan DeArmond, Augusto Chavez, Tony Haynes, Sean Dingman, Dave Hamilton. Third row-Steve Hoffman, Shane Tomson, Matt Dunehew, Rob Hetrick,JeffTottleben,KevinMiller,MikeKing. Fourth row-Todd Baker, Eric Moses, Earl Harris, Jeff Shackelford, Matt Brinkmann, Roger
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Broman, Jeff Foerste, Dave Carpenter, Dave Dicks, Leroy Brown, Greg Richardson, Jeff Armstrong,MattBoyce.Fifthrow-Jason Werner, Chris Mansfield, Billy Mittenzwey, Scott Macey, Ken Vaisvil,PatMayabb,ClayWene,BrianHolt, Matt Johnson, Brian Costello, Scott Davidson, Mark Scott, Steve HOffman, Ted Martin, Kelly Short, Travislrwin,MattTobey. Not PicturedPat Baker, Erol Baskurt, Phil Bell, Terry Bent,
Chris Chichura, Marcus Chichura, Larry Cook, Russ Goring, Tim Holland, Tony Houdyshell, Stan Hunt, Chad Naeger, Anthony Nikodym, Dennis Osborn, Marc Reynolds, Damon Sagehorn, Brian Snow, Marty Stack, John Stewart, Erik Stockglausner, Sai Sunkara, Ed Suranunt, Kevin Wallace.
IGMA TAU GAMMA
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SIGMA TAU GAMMA: Members are-Chris Altenbernd, Earl Apperson, Scott Bichel, Matthew Griscom, Jaces Harrington, Scott Harris, Jimmie Humphrey, Stephen Keutzer, Mark Knerr, Scott Mehaffy, Richard Miller, Neil Monson, David Netter, QuentinNuttmann, Joseph Rein, Glen Saeger, Michael Serrage, Daniel Shipley, Michael Stirnemann, Patrick Stokes, Mark Stranczek, Robert Suess, Tomas Wagner Jr.,James Wilson.
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TAU KAPPA EPSILON: Members are-Greg Martinez, Dave Bernhard, Steve Bahr, Dave Hemmer, Randy Goltz, Terry Piskorski, Dave Rottmann, Warren Unk,AndyBessler, Trung Do, Chris Cattoor, Bruce Campbell, Rich
Hunterbrinker, Jim Burnette, Jeff Huettenmeyer, Jim Steinkoetter, Carl Biondo, Ken Martinex, Tom Myers, Steve Fogle, Sean Peters, Tim Evenson, Eric Husman, John Landgraf, Mike Farwig, Steve Becher, Mike
Danz, Henry Burkemper, Chris Reiter, Chris Baumgartner, Jackie Whitefield, Jim Chapman,KenShundo, GregMorrow, Mark Lewandoski, Don Deters, Bill Wacker, Matt Johnsen, Steve Buchholz, Mark Murphy.
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THETA XI: Members are-Matthew Acuff, Volkan Becker, Terrance Bjerken,John Blair, James Erickson, John Fields, Bryce Frazier,Ronald Hamme, John Haywood, Ed ward Jaegers, Randall Kent, Brian Klenklen, David Maschler, John Meyer, Charles Petit III, Frank Reinsch, Terry Rosenthal, Mark Takatz, Gregory Wyatt.
RIANGLE
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TRIANGLE: Members are-David Benjamin, Ronald Bemet,Kevin Biggers,Jason Boles, William Booth, Craig Brewer, Joshua Brown, Carl Bruce Jr., James Bush, James Chaffin, Gregory Denzer, Michael Dove, Michael Drake, Erich
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Mensing,RobertMoody, Bradley Notch,Stephen Puljak,A viSchmerer, EricSeaman,MarkSmith, Andrew Taylor, Eric Wuenscher.
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2 NORTH: First row: Brian Pence, Peter Manis, Paul Kinton, Richard Roland, Jason Ainslie, Harry Halladay, "The Unkown Two Norther," Matthew Nofzinger, Brain "Cliffy" Scott, Kurt Leucht, Tony Yau, David Howell, Jeffrey Gnojewski, Jeffrey Burner, Brian Clay. Second row-Chad Ross, Thomas Threkheld, Jeffrey Foster, Thomas Clark, Brad Lacey, Todd Gann, Timothy Ruyle, Jeffery Ewens, Kirk Schilling, Robert Allen, Charles William Pecora, Scott Stackhouse, William Keller.
Two North became the standout in Residential Communities. Along with winning interfloor competitions such as softball, basketball, Wallyball, Penny Mile, and Ultimate Floor. We have been involved in
TH 3 NORTH: Members are-Thomas Threlkeld, Gary Schaper, Timothy Brown, Matthew Adams, Khan Powell, Robert Osterwise, Robert Fornango, Charles Renner, Ryan Dicknette, Kevin Lutin, Carl Herbold Jr., Anthony Hofeling, Alfred Cureau Jr., Jerry McCall, Shawn Bogener, Michael Calabrese, Jimmy Bourbon, Roger Stockman, Julio Spiegel, Benjamin Bryan, Simon Crafts, Christopher Clark, Ryan Grohmann, David Borrok, Brian Dudkowski, Michael Hudson, Ronald Guittar, Thomas Preston, Brian Sick, David Smith, Kirk Kreisel, Scott Ashwell, Douglas Radloff Jr., Andrew Davis, Chris Hoer, Michael Deimeke, Shawn Esry, Byron Schaffer, Marcus Smith, Bharat Suvagia, Gregory Teets, Kerwin Stretch, Mark Crawford Jr., Scott Subbert, Timothy Bergfeld, Randy Russell, Joseph Gailey, Donald Johnson, Brian Forinash, Frank Lancia, Ross Wilper, Hakan Hakman, Darin Wilson, Mark Haddock, Wayn e Weber, Dus tin Darra h, Geoffrey Dubois, Joseph Kuehler, Matthew Meiser, James Miller, Kenneth Senechal.
other activities, like organizing an all campus escort service, the St. Pat's committee, and TJ's recycling program. With a great year behind us, the next year is looking even better. We stick together like brothers and that's why we say "Two North Till The Day We Die!" 'Nuff Said.
4 NORTH: Members are-Keith Carter, Eric Springs, Christopher Bisset, Brian Kuhn, Daryl Hampel, James Vaughn, Eric Peters, Jeffrey Lewallen, Freeman Robinson, Todd Gill, Michael Stewart, Craig Distler, Timothy Schiefelbein, James Turner, Arnold Wilkes, Jayson Morand, Raita Hoech, Bradley Murphy, Matthew Long, Jeffrey Ansel, James Rushing, Robert Abbott, Joseph Batcheler, Eric Kirchner, Eric Ludwig, Dan Farmer, Richard Besancon, Jonathan Dunbar, Todd Foldesi, Thaweechai Kungwankrai, Hui Chol Kim, Robert Markiewicz Jr., Russell O'Donnell, Bryan Tilley, Curtis Woolsey, Wyman Wing Hong Lo, Gokhan Inane.
5 NORTH: Members are-Tanya Falke, Troci Keen, Angela Urbane, Angela Grubbs, Tonya Hillman, Cathy Stout, Katherine Kersten, Kathleen Strassman, Melissa Burns, Anglea Dufner, Cheryl Lusby, Lisa Harrison, Christine Land, Amy Sauer, Jane Dudeck, Laura Waller, Karen Alemond, Stephanie Ruehling, Jennifer Gulotta, Christina Niehaus, Christina Everritt, Candace McNeil, Therese Maus, Tanya Will, Frances Wingert, Amelia Crenshaw, Polly Robinson, Jennifer Deis, Daphne Place, Kimberly Freudenthal, Giuliana Zelada, Shannon Knudson, Christina Willard, Camille Knox, Julie Davenport, Jennifer Smith, Tara Muehe, Victoria Wallis, Shanon Aymond, Kimberly Winch, Weiping Cai, Jessica Glancy, Jennifer Nagel, Meeli Lee, Beth Yount, Renee Garnett, Krista Moulin, Dana Turlin, Vaneda Dixon, Tosha Larkin, Jennifer Larrigan, Mary McMurray, Tracey Davis, Teresa Epley, Renee Wolfgeher, Andrea Kim, Luisa Gomez-Gudino, Lori Wisdom, Keri Williams, Julie Parton, Nancy Lambertson, Lisa Mooney, Anita Keller, Cherie Summa.
6 NORTH: Philip Littlefield, Timothy Bryan, Brian Maddox, Kirk Schoeck, Travis Barnard, Timothy Bell, David Hollensteiner, Rohan Iriyagolle, David Bequette, Stephen Myers, James Cain III, Michael Chilcutt, Jose Font, Michael Elliott, Robert Johnson, Zach Byars, Brent Massey, Willie Dumaine, Theodore Baer, Thomas McMahon, Jonathan Apostol, Paul Combs, Dennis Leong, Ron Elder, Robert Skaggs, Dyrk Hoffman, Samuel Clark, MichaelKirn, Barry Litchfield, Joseph Lounsbery, Brian Borekemeier, Burrel Boley III, Matthew Gasswint, Robert Simrell, Ronald Fensterman, John Cash, Robert Hutchison, Adam Rose, Michael Scott, Jens Erp, Jeremy Martens, Rodrigo Aburto, Thomas Sellers Jr., Kristoffer Hazen, Damon Stewart, Aaron Buie, Sean Daly, Daniel Smith, William Phillips II, Michael Shearer, John Falk, Chad Reed, Michael Pfleegor, Curtis Chang, Edwin Kuntz, Brian Williamson, Eric Tavenner, Christopher Gettinger, Michael Jones, Russell Gish, Brian Hlavsa, David McCune, Matthew Roberds, Michael Baysinger, Clayton Cooper.
7 NORTH: Members are-Allan Meredith, Andrew Sears, Logan Hamilton, Christopher Cook, Joseph Stevens, David Bailey, Mark Vogt, Michael Baxter, Mark Bross, Stephen Nicholson, Kenneth Alford, Carl Pinckert, Jeffrey Wa trous, Geoffrey Willmoth, Poet Stapornwongkul, Aaron Everson, David Everson, Daniel Erni, Daniel Terhaar, Jack White Jr., Mark Eberle, Brian Ramsey, Brandon Keith, Scott Hrbacek, Thomas Seener, Thomas Alleman, Eric Berkbigler, Tinate Dejtiranukul, Philip Everet t, William Scott, Thomas Sch a renborg, Bradley Hoppe, Dennis Hogue t, Mich ael Lehmann, Steven Abraham, Rafael Millang u e, Thomas Klie thermes, Daniel Troesser, Dennis Lawson Jason Trussell, Brian Heriford, Alex Jernigan, Ronald Siebert, Christian Matt, Joseph .O'Flaherty, Eric Bierling, John Spitzmiller, Garry Haase, Frederick Budd, Steven Linnebach , Jeffry Lueddecke, Hardagiri Reddy, Duane Lascoe, Scott Repke, Christopher Putnam, Steven Lang, Eric Hodges, Harold Sallee.
2 SOUTH: Members are-Julie Loya, Lisa Merritt, Lily Barkau, Kristan King, Rebecca Grunbaum, Heather Shearer, Tauquincy McDonald, Julie Donnelly, Josephine Flahive, Jennifer Bishcel, Jennifer Keence, Jennifer Skelton, Elizabeth Warrick, Erica Easley, Janice Stikkers, JoAnn Barmann, Catherine Hulshof, Libby Perkins, Rebecca Arnold, Erin Champ, Lisa James, Nicole Mayfield, Sandra Eftink, Amy Smith, Piper Koehler, Kathleen Gertken, Shannon Lemmel, Heather Sphar, Linda Wegman, Jennifer Cathey, Tara Hilse.
3 SOUTH: First row-Robyn Litle, Linh Tran. Second row-Gina Turner, Stephanie Bagley, MarY. Frank, Becky Wakely, Diane Lohe, Apnl Peterson, Chris Zimmer. Third rowLori Wood, Mary Grimm.
4 SOUTH: First row-Jason Gibson, Thuc Nguyen, Tony Bauer, Chris Smith, Justin Juenger, Tony Edwards, Kevin Gillespie, Jim Nunley. Second row-Sean Smith, Ron Smith, Brian Overturf, Jack Gamby, Jon Finnell, Brian Lowderman. Third rowDan Karraker, Tom Lohman, Gary Hazen, Jon Gibbs, Dan Vanderbeck, Matt Foster, Mike Clonts, Darryl Hudson, Dan Colench, Brad Schortt, Bryan Stanford, Chris Kunz, Jim Pierce. Not pictured-Jon King, Darrell Kinsey, Kenny Patrick, James Spinks.
5 5 SOUTH: Members are-Michael Bosch, Daniel Wendeln, Michael Venegoni, Mario Cobbs, Tony Blaylock, RichardDavis, Andrew Akes, Eldon Jensen II, Darrell Mays, Daniel Cassen, Jeffrey Daniels, James Kastler, Philip Swensen, Charles Fox, Jason Giles, Shane Quimby, Yeman Collier, Thomas Sully, William Gratzer, Bryan Niehaus, Matt Matthews, Ryan White, William MacNeil, Daron Hunt, Mickey Lawrence, Maulik Modi, Gonzalo Amezaga, Christopher Hyatt, Jus tin Teiken, Jerome Jones, Roderick Moore.
6 SOUTH: Members are-Michael Estes, David Jett, Jon Lawrence, Rodney Limpiphiphatn, Matthew Feyerabend, Derek Cam, Michael Kjar, John Stone, Nathan Green, Aaron Nichols, Ronald Wohlegmuth, Patrick Colby, Paul Persson, Robert West, William Edwards, Matthew Henry, Kurt Kirby, Marshall Philips, Anthony Foreman, Kevin Sullivan, Derk Bergquist, Jeffrey Shearer, Keith Kuhlmann, Douglas Sept, Price Foster, Jeff Ziesemann, Bryan Wagner, Prashant Vemireddy, Nimesh Amin, Herman Smith III.
7 SOUTH: Members are-William Hardin, Matthew Zion, Steven Sherlock, Brooks Barrett, James Robinson, Amir Zoroufchy, Beau Barrett, Robert Hoog, Lionel Cureau, Charles Grimes If, Scott Towers, Michael Zlatic, Thomas Rogge, Marc Kaznica, Jon Finnell, John G1adbach, Kelley Ireland, Stephen Billingsley, Robert Ziegler, Steven Getz, Scott Barber, Jon Autrey, Martin Vaughan, Andrew Schadt, Eric Banks.
8 SOUTH: Members are-Mark Norton, Joe Villines III, Jason Hughes, Gegory Smith, Erik Shores, Eric Utterson, jesse McGatha, Richard McGatha, Jeffrey Pulliam, Audie Wallendorff, Ampalavanar Mohanakumar, Koby Smith, Francis Tremblay, Gary Hubbard, Jon Fox, Brian Collingham, Charles Janson, Steven Russell, Jaime McCoy, James Brassel, Chien Lim, Tsz Yiu, Troy Shelor, James Ware IV, Joseph Henggeler, Timothy Piper, Jeffrey Cox, Craig Wyzik.
9 SOUTH: Members are-Angela Swiney, Jennifer Young, Jamie Myers, Michelle Eslinger, Denise Ling, Mary Wad low, Lisa Edwards, Shanna Carmichael, Jennifer Suttmoeller, Joee Kvetensky, Brooke Buckering, Kimberly Schumer, Christina Schaefer, Carol Martin, Christa Kacer, Rebecca Wilson, Amy Hansen, Kara Krueger, Sabrina Gray,Joy Walton, Laura Clemenson, Deborah Archibald, Christie Williams, Patricia Wright.
10 SOUTH: Members are-Brian Nettleton, Lee Turpin II, Mark Repetto, William Davis, Jefferson Gilkey, Noel Ludwick, Gregory Pool, Eric Fritsch, Steven Frank, Mark Junkins, James Arrowsmith, Bradley Chambon, James Ward, Michael Rakonick, Shawn O'Donnell, Brook Harmon, Richard Jenkins, Jason Bryan, Young Kim, Matthew Spaethe, Eric Schafer, Brent Fullerton, Steven Curran.
11 SOUTH: First row-Rick Lawson, Jeff Winslow, Dempsey Rollins, Rick Pardun, Jeff Schroeder, Ryan Stough, Justin Apperson-R.A. Second rowDoug Wilson, Matt Selph, Scott Smith, Shawn Kebel, Eric Clinton, Bryee Meyer, Doug Preis. Third row-jeff Ewens, Don Richards, Jason Canon, Mark Lansberry, Robb Williams, Bob Sullivan. Fourth row-DarrinKoepke, Karl Gerhardt, Eric Steidl. Not pictured-Kent Householder, Mark Politowski, Michael Johnson, Jay Doster.
KELLY HALL - House A: Members areHenry Midden IV, Michael Holm, Jack Friesner II, Douglas Miller, David Cadoff, Keith Thompson, Benjamin Stephens, Jesse Harvey, Laurence Pollard, Peter Zimmerman, Craig Gang, Boonchuay Sirthammasak, Christopher Creley, Mark Munoz, Doug Ingerly, Craig Wieden, Aaron Otten, Chris Upp, Michael Vincent, James Hummel,JohnSchroeder, William Eatherton, James Goodson, Ronald Rhoades, Ian Rozdilski, Shawn Kainady, Jason James, Christopher Eggers, Christopher Smyser.
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KELLY HALL- House B: John Torbit Jr., Andrew Zimsen, Martin Kayadarma, Sean Steenrod, David Brooks, Chad Bockholdt, Jay Nielson, Lazaro Espinosa, Bradley Deles, Thomas Murawski, Richard Huber Jr., Mark Goldsmith, Robert Turner, Peter Hanson, Curtis Smith, Christopher Wolfgeher, Warr en Easley, Scott Miller, Michael Zimmerman, Timothy Lewis, Anthony Warren Charles Lipoma, Michael Hall, Gilbert Hamling, Roger Fleig, Randall Krause, Walter Noll, Jolin Holzman, Christopher Huskamp, Mike Fitzgerald, James Alien III, Gabriel Assel, Michael Casedy.
KELLY HALL- House C: Jennifer Stevenson, Cori Stanley, Brenda Weber, Carla Folkerts, Julie Thomas, Gina Wood, Stacy Walker, Patricia McBride, Valarie Lindner, Karla Dill, Sarah West, MaryJude Schmitz, Rebecca Selinger, Jane Cochran, Amber Humfeld, Christina Bohannon, Erika Nelson, Marion Bull, Theresa Pierce, Jennifer Denton, April Buesch, Stephanie Kelemetc, Krista Sheftlck, Melissa Braud, Katherine Vollert, Heather Freeman, Linda Gaddie, Wendee Watkins, Allison Smith, Jennifer Irons, Stacey Zbinden, Anissa Tapp, Lisa Jones, Amy Matthes.
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KELLY HALL - House D: Patrick Schneier, Christopher Winkler, John Nettesheim, John Ireland, Joseph Simones, Lee Grosch, James Schmaltz, Craig Dahlgren, Douglas Gentges, Scott Drumm, Mark Schultz, Matthew Pritzker, Brian Himstedt, Brian Steele, Timothy Steadham, David Lamb, Michael Becvar, Anthony Lowry, Michael Taphorn, Matthew Kunkel, Steven Stuckmeyer, Jason Gardner, Alan Ringhausen, John Regan, John Whitworth, Bryan Hardy, Jeffery Shaw, Lowell Cox, Robert Schaffer, Carl Schoeneberg, David Sipp, Jason Beebe, Ward Cook, Kirby Vandivort, Graham Emore, Richard Bell, Brian Wibbenmeyer, Waylan Johnson, Timothy Allar, Scott Dahlgren, Jeffery Paskiewicz, Albert Nestler Fr., Jason Chase.
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MCANERNEY HALL- House 1: Members are-Wael Arabi-Katbi, Donald Parson, Paul Baudendistel, James Blase, Victoria McCormack, Kristi Rhoads, Susan Race, Carrie Stegner, Samantha Melton, Lisa Webb, Amy Lee, Maria Cox, Laura Ledgerwood, Cynthia Peters, Carla Wiebe, Kristina Gross, Jacqueline King, Jennifer Marks, Christine Sheehy, Kitren Canida, Amy Jensen.
MCANERNEY HALL- HOUSE 2: Matthew Groves, Gary Halbert, Gregory Harper, Jonathan Geels, Robert Hormell, Daniel Petrovich, Nicholas MacGregor, Greg Palovick, Eugene Barron, Andrew Bachle, Matthew Wilfiams, Steven Birkholz, Michael De Stefano, Lawrence Cook III, Mark Hughes, Say Lye Ow, Steven Davis, Carl Berkefman IV, Ruben Howell, Charles Myers, Donald McDowell, Joshua Markell, Robert Peters, Robert Schulte, Timothy Zuroweste, Thomas Bumgardner II, Moueen Chaudhary, Scott Kelly, Michael Christy, Brian Mueller, Gary Pinkley, Daren Rice, Brian Edgar, Eric Heien, Steven Nyhuis, Wynn Hall, Michael Marstall, Jawsheng Chu, Kevin Slaughter, .Robert Williams, Daniel Wilson, Eric Schnakenberg.
HOLTMAN HALL: Members are-Kellie Covington, Michelle Johnson, Jeanette Sipp, Walailak Puetpaiboon, Kathy Kolodziej, Ellen Brown, Lisa Lucas, Tammy Marler, Tracy Cogdell, Cynthia Gillespie, Daniel Jones, Tyfer O'Grady, Mark Calaway, Boston Gabriel, Raymond Perry, Jimmy Ross, Charles Murphy, Steven Johnson, Jay McMackin, Randall Wakeland, Alex Rickard, Christopher Klaus, Scott Smith, Bradley Nelson, Daniel Flynn, Ghiath Osman, Douglas Ausdemore, Craig Clearman, Jonathan Czernel, Erik Ektermanis, Larry Reeves, Ronald Platz, Brian Davison, Christopher Hahn, Martin Sabin, TatsuyaNojima,George Lind Jr., Miyoshi Kato, Verlito Ahlin, Robert Beck, John Sampson, Saran Phaloprakarn, John Piggott, lfenry Sutton, Brian Harris, Mark Newby, Grant Arnold, Anousone Banthrongsack, Douglas Horn, Robert Miles, Chien-Cheng Chen, Mark Rasberry, Charles Gilliland, Thomas Tyrey, Roy Garner, Serhat Uludag, James Daniels.
FARRARHALL: Firstrow-IanKeonig,John Burford, Mike Easley. Second row-Lori Fry, Lorraine Burns, Amy Carroll, Farida Mehta, Ju Chien Hsu, Debbie Schopp, Deena Chapman. Third row-John Spegal, Jason Peters, Steve Kunze, Rick Meyer, Chris Kulifey, Roger Protzman, Greg Svolopoulos, JohnCarmack.Fourthrow-RayMyers,Zubin Sumariwalla, Marty Adams, John Iverson, Mark Rost, Dave Stroman.
THOMAS JEFFERSON HALL ASSOCIATION: First row-Andrew Akes (Parliamentarian), Kimberly C. Schumer (Secretary), Jeff Schroeder (President), Denise Ling (Treasurer), Steve Lang (VP). Second row-Michael Bosch, Amir Zoroufchi, Michael Venegoni, Julie Donnelly,Polly Robinson, Laura Waller, Daphne Place, Poet Stapornwonskul, Mary Frank, Carmen Murrell, Angie Swmey, Laura Clemenson, Chad Little, Kevin Gillespie, Jack Camby. Third row-Michael Pfleegor, Marshall Phillips, Stephanie Bagley, Erica Easley, Joseph O'Flaherty, Noel Ludwick, Greg Pool, Cecil Day, Eric Steidl, Brad Garaner. Fourth row-Michael Kjar, Jamie Robinson, Bob Baer, Clay Cooper, Craig Wyzik, Scott Hrbacek, Brian Collingham, Jim Vaughn, Rich Roland, Matt Arnold,Daryl Hamper. Not pictured- Kate Gertken, Simon Crafts, Tim Bergfeld, Shawn Esry, Ken Senechal, Brian Overturf, Jennifer Suttmoeller.
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Raf and Flanders carry a prisoner to the pit during the Charity Lock-Up at TJ.
cultural awareness forums, weekly films, interfloor competitions, Homecommg and St. Pat's activities, and contests.
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Top Left: The flagpole crew enjoys another Rolla afternoon in the sun. Middle Left: Beach volleyball at the Quad was a big hit. Lower Left: A group of exhausted students catches some rays and wiggles their toes in the grass. Middle: John Tarpley munches a hot dog while reading the latest Miner. Lower Right: Two ladies smile as the St. Pat's troll brings them good luck.
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UMR Men's Cross Couittry. Front: Coach Sarah Preston, Joe Stemler, Kerry Kimmel, Steve Hos etter, and Dave Hamilton. Back: Keith Schoby, Brent Ward, Ron Kochanowicz, Steve Young, Randy Krause, Justin Teiken, James Stanfield, and Brian Collingham Not Pictured: Damon Stewart and Dirk Frisbee. Plwto by Jason Boles
UMRFinish Event USI Classic (Southern Indiana) 4/6 Cougar Classic (SlUE) 4 / 12 Southern Stampede (MSSC) 15 / 16 Mizzou Sport Shake Challenge 2/3 UMR Miner Invitational 4/9 Washington U. Invitational 9/18 MIAA Championships 6/7 Great Lakes Regional 17/20
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The men's cross country team did not win any meets this fall, but did record some fine performances along the way. The Miners had a fourth-place finish in the Cougar Classic, their best showing at that meet in several years, and took fourth place in the UMR Invitational held on Homecoming weekend. Steve Hostetter and Ron Kochanowicz were among the top runners on the Miner team this year, as one or the other was the top UMR finisher in seven of eight meets this year. The Miners finished sixth in the MIAA Championships and 17th in the region this year. The men's cross country most valuable player this year was Joe Stemler, a senior who was the Miners' highest finisher at the Great Lakes Regional in November and a consistent top five finisher in meet competition.
Above: Brian Collingham rounds a marker on the course as he tries to outrun his competitors. Photo by James Anderson.
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Above: As three other runners try to keep pace, James Stanfield turns on the afterburners. Far Right: Headed for
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Above: Illustrating how they led the team throughout the year, Ron Kochanowicz and Steve Hostetter jockey for position on a snowy course. Photo courtesy of Sarah Preston.
Left: With company knocking on his back door, MVP Joe Semler prepares to try to ditch his trailers. Photo by James Anderson.
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UMR Women's <Cross Country. Front: Becky Wilson. Middle: GinaTur er,JeanneJackson,Jul ,e Donnelly, and Mary Grimm. Back: Coach Sarah Preston. Not Pictured: Carla Wiebe and Heather Benson. Photo by Jason Boles.
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Above: As the starter readies his gun, a line of tense girls crouch for the start. Left: After completing the race, Gina Turner exits the finish chute and receives her finish number. Photos by James Anderson.
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Above: While crossing one of the golf course's meadows, Becky Wilson contends with a pack of runners for a choice spot.
Right: In a focused state, Julie Donnelly tries to maintain a rigorous pace. Photos by James Anderson.
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Above: Teammates Carla Wiebe and Jeanne Jackson work together to try to continue a quick tempo. Left: Team MVP Becky Wilson shows the concentration and effort necessary to finish well. Photos by James Anderson.
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1991 UMR Rootball Team: Scott Adams, Brian Alfredson, hris Alverson, David Barr, Chris Brownell, S th Burns, Jeff Buss, Ted Button, Carlos Cain Curt Courtney, Jaso Crawford, Jarrett Dac Dustin Darrah, To DeGonia, Mark Dia ond, Geoffrey DuB is, Talion Edwards, Fred Finley, Brian Fo elka, Doug Fulton, To d Gann, Brett Goodman, Robb Graves, Dan Gusnowsky, Chad Harpilton, Matt Henry, Ric Henry, Steve How rd, Ruben Howell, Do Huff, Kevin Hug, Sean Huggans, Jason Illum, Robert lves, Chris Kennedy, Brad Kloeppel, Joe Knapp, John Lane, ary Lange, Eivind Listerud, Chris Long, Sky Lupo, Matt Matthews, es Moody, Darin Nix, ob Noble, Don Newl:iurry, Shawn O'Donnell, Don Richards, Pat Risner, Matt Schwent, hris Shore, Danny Simpson, Marcus Smith, Cr 路g Sorensen, Tom Sulliv n, Mike Swinford, Greg Thomas, Malcolm Thompson, Brian Tilley, Mark Wojtal, Gerald Wallock, Chris Ward, John Whitworth, Mike Wise, 1I'odd Young, Head Coach Charlie Finley, Asst. Coach Joe Keeton, Ass . Coach Jim Anderson, a:nd Asst. Coach Travis Boulware.
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Miners Accomplish Convincing Turnaround The UMR football team entered the 1991 season looking to win for the first time in two years, and the Miners were able to do that with a 24-21 win over Michigan Tech in the season opener. That started a year which saw the Miners finish with a 4-6-1 recordhighlighted by a 6-6 tie over eventual NCAA Division II national champion Pittsburg State. The Miners also earned a win over Emporia State, which was unbeaten and ranked fourth nationally in NAIA at the time. In addition, Charlie Finley earned his 1OOth coaching victory, giving him more wins than any coach in MIAA history. Six members of the team earned All-MIAA honors, led by first-teamers Mike Swinford and Eivind Listerund, the top field goal kicker in the MIAA in 1991. Sky Lupo and Todd Young were second-team All-MIAA selections, while Don Huff and Chris Alverson were chosen
to the third team. Huff and Mark Diamond also earned additional honors, as they were named to the Academic AllAmerica team, chosen by the CoSIDA. Huff was named to the first team and Diamond was a second team selection. Both were first-team all-district, whileChrisKennedyand Rob Noble were second-team all-district. The Miners chose Pat Risner as the most improved defensive player, and Mike Wise as the most improved offensive player. The most valuable offensive player chosen for the 1991 season was Todd Young, who anchored an offensive line that helped the Miners gain better than 320 yards per game. The most valuable player on defense was Mike Swinford, the Miners' top tack. ler for the second straight year with 105. Mike was also an Academic All-District selection as well as an All-MIAA choice.
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Above: As the opponents try to run the ball, Doug Fulton and team captains Mike Swinford and Mark Diamond clamp down. Photo by Khan Powell.
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Left: Dashing down the sidelines on an out pattern, captain Rob Noble tries to get open for the completion. Photo by jason Merriweather.
Below: As the Missouri Western defense converges, running back Rick Henry tries to gain that valuable secondeffort yardage. Photo by Michael Venegoni.
Left: As special teams change, the Miners prepare to take the field. Photo by Michael Venegoni.
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Right: As Jason Ilium, Rob Noble, and Chris Kennedy provide blocking, ball carrier Sean H u ggans tries to find the gap during a kickoff return. Photo In; Rod Aburto.
Below: The Emporia State defense swarms the Miner ball carrier. Photo by Michael Venegoni.
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Left: After
picking off a pass, Matt Henry swings to the outside for a big return. Photo by jason Merriweather.
Below: 1991 MIAA top field goal kicker Eivind Listerund displays the proper form in putting the ball between the uprights. Photo by Michael Venegoni.
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Right: Wide open Rob Noble makes a leaping grab in front of the Missouri Western secondary. Photo by Michael Venegoni.
Above: As a Missouri Western receiver tries for a completion, the Miner secondary is right on top of the situation. Photo by Michael Venegoni.
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quart erbac k Mike Wise consi ders Top of Page: Tryin g to dodg e the CMSU linebackers, Aburto. the lateral optio n to await ing Sean Hugg ans. Photo by Rod press ure from the Western Above: As Todd Youn g and Jason Craw ford try to vent elimin ate the possibility of a sack. defensive line, quart erbac k Mike Wise tosses a pass to
Photo by Michael Venegoni.
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Soccer Paves Another Bumpy Road 1991 UMR Men's Soccer Team: Chad orah, Don Brown, Sean Bullah, Bruce Campbell, Jim hapman, Johnny Chittakhone B" 1 Faherty, Gary GraHam Craig Glaser, Phil Hahn, Sea ~ Kilian, Jay Knicker, Pat Kuhne, Tony Saranita, Jeff S< haefer, Bob Schneide , Pat Snider, Ken Stecher, Brian Williamson, and Coach Eric Swanbeck. I
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The start of the season was fine, as was the end of the season, but in the middle of the schedule the UMR men's soccer team struggled, thus leading to a 6-9-3 season. The Miners opened by winning three of their first four games, but the team had its difficulties after that, as a few injuries and a stronger schedule led to a series of disappointing losses. UMR did rebound at the end by w inning two and tying one of its final four games. Freshman Jim Chapman came on at the end of
the season to lead the team in scoring with six goals, while Bob Schneider earned all-tournament honors at the University of Kentucky. Schneider also tallied three goals and three assists on the season. Other notable point men for the year were Don Brown, Gary Graham, and Ken Stecher. The 1991 most valuable player for the men's soccer team was Pat Snider, who spent time at both ends of the field this year and also contributed a pair of goals.
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Above: Trying to save the ball from going out, Tony Saranita puts on the brakes and pulls it back onto the field, all the while evading the opposing players' attempts to steal it. Photos are all at practice, taken by James Anderson.
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Left: As Coach
Eric Swanbeck helps demonstrate technique to Jay Knicker and Ken Stecher, Sean Kilian works on keeping his shots on goal low.
Above: Displaying his quickness and agility, Bob Schneider tries to outmanuver defenders Chad Borah and Sean Bullah. Left: Momentarily taking a break from the action, Johnny Chittakhone and Sean Kilian watch the situation developing in the other end of the field.
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Above: While Sean Kilian tries to attack the ball, Craig Glaser does his best to bring it back under control and manuver with it.
Right: As the goalie Bill Faherty comes out to cut down the angle, Bob Schneider does his best to put a shot on goal and score. All photos are at practice, taken by James Anderson.
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Left: Finding the
open man, Sean Kilian dishes the ball off and gives his teammate a feeder pass. Below: Bumping shoulders, Coach Eric Swanbeck demonstrates defensive technique with Jim Chapman as Jay Knicker and Bob Schneider watch.
Women 's Soccer TeaiTI Endur es Difficu lt Season
UMR Women's Soccer. Front: ricia Kuhne, Marijo o路mmick, Amy Sauer, Angela Kane. Back: Head CCoach Eric Swanbeck, Leslie Passanise, Lisa Molner, and M Sawyer, Cathlin Maloney, Ki Dale, Cathy Carlisle, Cynthia Peters, and Melissa Moore. Photo by Stephen Smith.
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Highlights were few and far between for the Lady Miner soccer team this past year as it finished with a record of 1-14-2. UMR recorded its only win on Sept. 26 at Missouri Baptist, and also tied Missouri Baptist and Washington University in back-to-back games. The Washington U. game, incidentally, was the first shutout for a Lady Miner team since 1989. Although they lost to Quincy College 20, this was quite respectable, because Quincy was ranked second in the nation at the time, and the Miners were playing without goalie Leslie Sawyer. The 4-1 UMSL loss also seemed trivial compared to UMSL's9-1 routlastyear. Trish Kuhne and Cathlin Maloney each scored two goals to win the scoring title for the Lady Miners. Other players who contributed goals or assists were Kim Dale, Melissa Moore, Angie Passanise, Cynthia Peters, and Amy Sauer. The most valuable player for the 1991 season was Cynthia Peters, a junior who anchored the back line this year and also added an assist in the scoring column. Coach Eric Swanbeck commented on the year by saying: "This year was the first step in a plan for the future. It's a New Beginning."
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Above: As a Missouri Valley player prepares to launch the ball, Melissa Moore sets up on defense. Photos by Michael Venegoni.
Left: Directing
the ball toward Amy Sauer, Melissa Moore clears the ball with a header as Trish Kuhne and Angela Passanise look on. Photo by Michael Venegoni.
Above: Winning a fight for the ball, Lisa Molner manages to send a pass toward Angela Passanise. Left: As a Missouri Baptist player
lunges for the ball, Cynthia Peters tries to gain possession of the ball. Photos by Michael Venegoni.
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Right: Despite taking a kick in the shin, Cathlin Maloney deftly manages to avoid losing the ball to her Missouri Baptist opponent. Photo by Michael Venegoni.
Above: As a Missouri Valley opponent tries to carry the ball downfield, Cynthia Peters moves into position on defense.
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Right: With an attacker in hot pursuit, Cathlin Maloney dribbles toward the open spot. Photos by Michael Venegoni.
Top of Page: As a Missouri Baptist player releases the ball, Kim Dale applies defensive pressure. Above: As the ball rolls toward the edge of the field, Cathlin Maloney does her best to keep it in play and still manage to give a centering cross. Photos by Michael Venegoni. Wo ' en's Soccer 163
Dazzling Display of Talent on the Court
son,JonHuecker, Larry Smith, Don ie Brown, James SinneJT, and Eric Kearbey. Back: Head CoacH Dale Martin, Ryan Morris, Deuce Mullen, Mike Parmeley, Rod Jackson, Matt Twie aus, Terry Harton, 路s. Photo Courtesy of]ohn Billy Joily, Todd Franklin, and Don MornT
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Maybe the best term to describe the UMR men's basketball season this year is smashing. The Miners' opening game against eventual NCAA Tournament participant Grand Valley State should have been a decent indicator of things to come, as the Miners blasted the Lakers 114-84. UMR went on to lead the MIAA in scoring with an average of 90.6 points a game, and went over the 100-point mark eight times. The team set 22 new school records this year and tied two others, including one for the most conference wins this season with ten. UMR finished tied for third in the MIAA this year with a 10-6 record, and the 17-9 overall record represents the most wins by a UMR team in 15 years. There were many highlights to the season, beginning with the season-opening tournament triumphs at Kentucky Wesleyan (the Miners were the first team
other than KWC to win that since 1979) and Columbia College, followed by a strong showing at Kansas State in a 12-point loss. When conference play began, the Miners opened by ending Southwest Baptist's home winning streak at 32 games with an 85-81 win. Eventually, the Miners hosted an MIAA playoff game for the first time in school history. Donnie Brown was named to the All-MIAA second team and the academic all-district third team. Chris Dawson and Rod Jackson, who set a school mark for steals in a season, got honorable mention. This year's most valuable player was Bill Jolly, who was the second-leading scorer in the MIAA this year and was 17th in Division II, averaging 22.5 points a game. He was named all-conference, alldistrict, and honorable mention All-American. Jolly also set four of the school records this year.
Overall Record 17-9
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Above: As his opponent waits warily on defense, Bill Jolly pulls up for the three-point jumper behind the arc. Photo by Rod Aburto.
Above: As Billy Jolly gazes in awe, Chris Dawson seems to somehow be trying to convey that gravity is just a figment of Newton's imagination. Photo by Michael Venegoni.
Left: As the other players
put arms up, Larry Smith sets himself for a free throw. Photo by Rod Aburto.
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Above: Trying to win the jump, Donnie Brown takes the tip-off to start the game for the Miners. Photo by Rod Aburto.
Upper Right: On the fast break, Rod Jackson leads the pack and lays one up for the Miners. Photo by Michael Venegoni.
Right: Seemingly in a leaping contest, Bill Jolly and a Webster player both sky as Jolly goes for the layup. Photo by Michael Venegoni.
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Top Right: As the other players encroach the paint, Mike Parmeley tosses up a free throw. Photo by Michael Venegoni. Above: Hanging high above the rim, Terry Harton looks imminently close to dunking against Webster. Photo by Rod Aburto.
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Strong Senior Leadership Again Results in Post-Season Play
Front: K rissa McCarter, Sarah Conyers, Ke · DeSchepper, Joee Kv,etensky, Korena Stevens, Stacy M thes. Back: Anita Keak, Patti Wright, Trish Van Diggelen, Chris Bohannon, K therine Kersten, Amy Geisler, Ca hlin Maloney, Erika JN"elson, Christie Williams, and He[!.d Coach Linda Roberi•s. Photo Courtesy of fohn Kean.
UMR Versus 57 Murray State Angelo State 67 Abilene Christian 54 89 William Jewell ville wards SIU-Ed 59 Indianapolis 77 73 Arkansas College Texas Women's Univ. 73 Angelo State 59 Soutwest Baptist 73 Missouri Western 70 Missouri-St. Louis 69 Central Missouri 43 Missouri Southern 81 Pittsburg State 42 Southwest Baptist 55 Lincoln 91 70 Emporia State 82 Missouri-St. Louis Washburn 58 Missouri Southern 61 53 Pittsburg State 79 Lincoln Northwest Missouri 72 SIU-Edwardsville 56 Northeast Missouri 91 Central Missouri 70
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The women's basketball team was one of five teams at UMR playing under a new coach in the 199192 athletic year, and the Lady Miners finished with a winning record of 15-12 (counting one forfeit victory.) UMR was 9-7 in the MIAA, finishing in a tie for fifth place and making the MIAA Post-Season Tournament for the fourth consecutive year. It was also the fourth straight winning season for the Lady Miners, the first time that has ever occurred. It may be hard to pinpoint a specific highlight to the season, but one would have to be the improbable comebackatMissouri Western in January, when the Lady Miners trailed by 12 with 2:47 left and won the game in overtime. Trish Van Diggelen concluded her collegiate playing career as the school's
fourth-leading scorer ever with 1125 points and led the • team in scoring this past year. She also moved into second place on the Division II career list for threepoint percentage. (43.9%, 219-499) Joee Kvetenskywas one oftwoplayerstoearnMIAA "Player of the Week" honors this year. Seniors Sarah Conyers and Anita Keck also contributed to the Lady Miner success this year. The most valuable player for the women's basketball team was Karissa McCarter, who was the other Lady Miner named MIAA "Player of the Week" this year. She was the number two scorer on the team this year and was named to the Academic AllDistrict second team. The team h as also elected its captains for the 1992-93 season as seniorsto-be Stacy Mathes and Korena Stevens.
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Above: Team captain-to-be Korena Stevens taking a shot at the free throw line during a 77-72 victory over Indianapolis. Photo by Rod Aburto.
Left: As Sarah
Conyers and Stacy Mathes watch and wait for a possible rebound, team MVP Karissa McCarter drives for the shot. Below: Gaining valuable experience, freshman Kristie Williams leads the Miners on the fast break. Photos by Rod Aburto.
Left: Amidst a cluster of three defenders, senior Sarah
Conyers does her best to make a good shot. Photo by Rod Aburto.
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Right: As the Indianapolis team hustles to recover, Karissa McCarter and Trish Van Diggelen lead the Miners on a fast break. Photo by Rod Aburto.
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Right: While still at mid-court, Anita Keck tries to play tough defense against Indianapolis. Photoby by Rod Aburo.
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Left: As the referee holds up three fingers, Trish Van Diggelen unleashes another three point bomb. Photo by Rod Aburto.
Below: Driving through tough traffic near the baseline, Stacy Mathes works for two points against UMSL. Photo by Michael Venegoni.
Left: While at the line, Joee Kvetensky tries to maintain proper form. Photo by Michael Venegoni.
S-wimmers Soaked in Success It was one of the best
1991-1992 UMR Swimming Team: ason Bakken, Paul Baudendistel, Garth Brown, David Cadoff, Chris Creley, Mark Cresswell, 路chael Holm, Marlin Jiranek, Brian Klein, Jeff Kuta, Jay Meyers, Ed Midden, Mark Munoz, Derek Olander, Brian Ramsey, Jason Schnep~ , Keith Thompson, Scott Tonkins, 1iony Wagner, Jeff Wir slow, Head Coach Mark Mullin, al a Assistant Coach DariJ:<o Milankovic. Opponent/Event UMR Opponent Missouri-St. Louis 55 35 112 Evansville 118 Washington Univ. Relays 2/7 87 141 Drury College 82 Eastern Illinois 130 Southwest Mo. Invit. 4/ 4 Missouri-St. Louis 119 77 Alfred (Sarasota, FL.) 64 30 15 Tri-Meet: Wash. U. 90 57 DePauw 56 Wash. U. Invit. 1/8 Tri-Meet: Principia 61 33 Rose-Hulman 69 30 Northeast Missouri State 139 91 Mideast Regionals (Indianapolis) 2/ 12 NCAA Division II Championships 14
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years in Miner swimming history, as the UMR team finished dual meet competition with a 10-1 record and then took second in the Mideast Regional Championships. The only loss, by the way, was to NAIA national champion Drury College. The Miners were strong all year, evidenced by an early meet at Evansville when it won the final relay event to win the meet. In addition to being one of the top teams strictly in the water, the Miners also had outstanding performancesin the classroom. For the last two semesters, they have been ranked nationally with the top team GPA. This has merited Team Academic All-American Honors for them. Mark Cresswell returned from a two-year layoff to perform very well for
the team this year, as did freshman Keith Thompson, among the top finishers in their respective events. The most improved swimmer award went to Brian Ramsey, while the 110 percent award was given to Michael Holm. The team's most valuable player for 1991-92 was Jeff Kuta. He continued his domination in the pool this year in the sprint freestyle events by going undefeated in the 50-yard freestyle and losing only once in the 100 during the regular season. Kuta finished fourth at the NCAA Division II championships in the 50, earning All-America honors for the thirdconsecutiveyear. Prior to nationals, however, Kuta competed at the United States Olympic Trials in the 50. Although he didn't make the team, it was surely an exciting experience.
Above: Watching helplessly from the sidelines, Head Coach Mark Mullin and his Asst. Darko Milankovic try to offer encouragement to their team. Photo by Rod Aburto.
Above: Springing from his block, Mark Munoz tenses his body as he prepares to enter the water at the start of the race. Left: Hands out above his head, Derek Olander leaves the blocks with the other swimmers at the start of the freestyle race. Photos by Rod Aburto.
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Upper Right: Fingertip lengths away from the leader, Ed Midden (closest) seems to become a blur at the start of the breaststroke. Above: Causing water swells behind and in front, Marlin Jiranek surges his way to the finish line in the breaststroke. Photos by Rod Aburto.
Right: Although he played an immensely greater role during the season, Jeff Kuta is seen here flashing lap numbers to his teammates. Kuta had a phenomenal season this year. He was the MVP of the swim team, an All-American in the 50-yard freestyle, won the Bullman Award, and qualified for the United States Olympic Swimming Trials. Note: The Bullman Award is an award given to an athelete who has displayed outstanding character and excelled both on the field and in the classroom. Mrs. Gale Bullman presented it this year.
Top of Page: Gasping for a breath of air, Michael Holm draws his arms back for
another handful of water as he competes in the butterfly. Above: As they begin their portions of the relay competition, Scott Tonkin and Mark Cresswell attempt to make up ground on their opponents. Photos by Rod Aburto.
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Miners Rebound on the Diamond UMR Basebal Team: Eric Abel, ave Baldetti, Chris Brownell Greg Dennis, Kevin Dtjy, Brett Felton, Brett Goodma , Tom Hasenstab, Jason Hinson, Gary Hubbard, Kevin Lowe, Brent Massey, Jeff Mitchell, Carl Mullen, Darin Nix, Tim Rruett, Macy Rodenbaugh GeoffSeavey,ChrisShore, EricSprings, Jerome Ware, Scott Weiner, Jeremy White, Chad .illiams, Mike Wise, Steve Zoll, Heac Coach Travis Boulware, and Assistant Coach Brian Zoltowski. I
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Rain prematurely ended an improved Miner baseball season, as the final five games of the season were postponed due to rain. Nevertheless, UMR finished with an 8-19 record on the diamond this spring, and ended a 20 game losing streak in conference play by going 3-7 in the MIAA. The highlight of the season was the 7-5 win at Missouri Southern, beating the nation's fourth-ranked team and eventual MIAA champion, and ended its 16-game winning streak at the same time. Jeff Mitchell, the Miners' top hurler with a 4-5 record and 3.65 earned run average,
got the win in that game, and he also beat Missouri-St. Louis, ranked 12th in Division II. Mitchell also received the MIAA Sportsmanship award for the 1992 season. Mike Wise was the leading hitter with a .353 average, while Eric Abel and Tom Hasenstab led the Miners in the offensive categories. The MVP for the Miner baseball team was Kevin Dry, who was named to the AllMIAA second team outfield. Dry batted .304 with a teamhigh 21 runs scored, and was also a steady outfielder who earned the Miners' "Golden Glove" award.
Above: Catching for the Miners, crouches in anticipation of the pitch. , Photo by James Anderson.
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Left: As second basema n Brent Massey
prepare s for a play, pitcher Jeff Mitchell rears back in his windup . Below: Grimac ing in anticipa tion of a high fastball soaring over the centerfield fence, Kevin Dry bats for the Miners. Photos by James Anderson.
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Below: Coming in from the infield, the Miner bench prepares to bat during a transitional point in the game. Photos by ]ames Anderson.
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Above: As they return to their dugout, the Miners hustle off the field. Left: Jason
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Softball Conclu des on an Even Note Versus
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The Lady Miner softball team concluded its season with a .500 record, finishing at 24-24 overall and 5-5 in the MIAA. The Lady Miners finished in third place in the MIAA South Division and played three closely contested games at the conference tournament, unfortunately dropping two of the three. The highlight of the season came early-during the trip to Florida-as the Lady Miners beat top-ranked Bloomsburg 1-0. Two members of the squad were named to the All-MIAA first team,
third baseman Teri Schofield and first Melissa baseman Hudson. Jenny Crede, a second-team selection at pitcher, had a 1.84 earned run average and struck out 153 batters. Christy Cheeley made the AllSouth Division team. The most valuable player for the 1992 season was Teri Schofield, the Lady Miners' leading batter with a .331 average (team-high 47 hits) and a first-team All-MIAA selection at third base.
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UMR.Softball: Front: Tara Hilse, Shelly Backues, April Buesch, Teri Schofield, ~hns Willard, Dyan Risher, Angie Redington, and Lisa Lemongelh. Back: Assistant Coach Teresa Dickenson, Assistant Coa~h Joann St~atman, Raquel Rogado, Kristan King, Jenny Crede, Troo Keen, M~hssa Hudson, Wendee Watkins, Christy Cheeley, and Head Coach Lisa Burwell. Photo Courtesy of Lisa Burwell.
Left: Taking a
pitch high and inside, Teri Schofield works to improve her team-high batting average.
Below: Sliding into third, Shelly Backues easily beats the throw from across the diamond. Photos by Rod Aburto.
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Right: Scoring another run for the Miners, Christy Cheeley crosses the plate. ALL photos by Rod Aburto.
Above: Watching the ball leave her bat, Kristan King cleanly strokes a hit to the outfield.
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Right: Following through on her delivery, Jenny Crede fills her role as the top pitcher for the Miners.
Left: Clasping her glove firmly, MIAA first teamer
Melissa Hudson helps the Miners close out the inning. Below: Batting from the left side of the plate, Dyan Risher awaits the pitch.
Above: Warming up the pitcher before the game, Shelly Backues crouches in the catcher's position.
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UMR Tennis Tea . Coach Todd Frankl"n, Khan Powell, Mike Bosch, Damon Kronk, Jay Hertel, urt Smith, Amy Geisler Drake Clarke, Michael Hughes, and John Johnston. I
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The Miner tennis team struggled on the court against some strong competition this season, and was unable to land in the win column. The team did have some success from the doubles team of Jay Hertel and Drake Clarke, as they advanced in the consolation round of the conference tournament, as did Curt Smith in singles. The season was shortened somewhat because of the spring weather, leading to the cancellation of several matches. The most valuable player for the 1992 Miner tennis team was Jay Hertel, whoalwaysdrew the toughest assignments all year. He was the team's number one singles player this year and was part of the number one doubles team.
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Above: Extended to the max, Mike Bosch stretches to deliver a tough serve.
Above Right: Outstretched arm helps make this tough serve return look easy. Above Left: Following through on a strong return, team MVP Jay Hertel gives the extra effort to help the team. Left: Hooking the ball back onto the court, Drake Clarke deftly tries to defeat his opponent.
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The golf season at UMR came to an end as the Miners finished in tenth place at the MIAA Championships at TanTar-A. The young Miner team finished in the middle of the pack in most of their meets, with the highest finish being second at the UMR Best Ball tournament over the weekend. The most valuable player for the season was Bryan Haggard, who was the low scorer for the Miners in five of their six matches this year, including the conference meet.
UMR Golf Team. Jason Hudson, Brian Haggard, Ryan Morris, Donnie Brown, Trent Robinett, and Tom Baumgardner. Not Pictured: Shane Quimby and Barry Litchfield. Photo by Rod Aburto. 186 Sports
Above: Almost in a state of Zen concentration, Jason Hudson tries to put the ball on a perfect course to roll into the cup. Left: Following through in a grandiose
fashion, team MVP Brian Haggard gives the ball a sound drubbing. Photos by Rod Aburto.
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MIAA Championships (Men) Central Missouri State MIAA Championships (Men) Pittsburg State University
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The track season actually began in January with the indoor season, and the Miners had one individual who made it to the NCAA Division II nationals. Jeff Hurt finished seventh in the long jump, missing AllAmerica by one spot. Jeff Hurt was chosen as the team's MVP for the indoor season. As a team, the Miners finished seventh at both the indoor and outdoor conference meet. (31 indoor and 37 outdoor participants) The Miners established three new records, with high jumper Craig Sorensen setting two of them. (6-8 indoors, 6-8 3 I 4 outdoors) The distance medley relay team also set a new school record. The outdoor MVP was Ron Kochanowicz, who placed in twoeventsattheMIAA outdoor meet and was part of the distance medley team that set the school record this year. The women's track season also started in January, and finished with the
Lady Miners taking eighth at the meet. Becky Wilson and Korena Stevens have been the top outdoor performers, as Wilson set school records in the 1500, 3000, and 5000-meter runs and Stevens won the high jump at three consecutive meets during the season. Stevens was the highest finisher at the MIAA outdoor championships, as she took third in the high JUmp. Ellie Hudson finished in a tie for the same position at the indoor meet. In all, the team set 13 new records during the 1992 season. The most valuable player for the Lady Miner track season was Becky Wilson, who was named for both the indoor and outdoor campaigns. She set a total of six school records this year and was a fourth-place finisher at conference in the 1500 meters. She was also a provisional qualifier for the indoor nationals in the mile this season.
UMR Men's and Women's Track and Field Teams. Kneeling: Michael Johnson. Front: Becky Wilson, Julie Donnelly, Kerry Polly Kimmel, Robinson, Amy Rein, Cynthia Peters, Dyan Risher, Kim Morris, and Coach Sarah Preston. Back: Ron Kochanowicz, Coach Joe Keeton, Jim Stuart Swinford, Beard, Steve Young, Craig Sorenson, Mike Dirk Provence, Steve Frisbee, Howard, Assistant Coach Jeff Balmer, Joe Stemler, Jeff Hurt, Trish Van Diggelen, Melissa Hudson, and Korena Stevens. Photo by Michael Venegoni.
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Right: As Steve Young exhibits, cross country proves to be excellent training for the long distance running involved in track, and vice versa. Far Lower Right: Throughout the season and also into the postseason, Jeff Hurt proceeded to win many times for the Miners. Photo courtesy of Kevin Biggers/ Miner
Below: Sending a projectile seemingly toward space, Rakiyah Mason competes in the javelin toss for the Miners during a meet.
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Above: Concentrating on that elusive finish line, Becky Wilson proves to be a tough competitor not only in cross country, but in track also. Left: Although he
participated mainly in indoor events, Steve Hostetter is depicted here clearing an obstacle during a steeplechase event.
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Chancellor Park Names路, Mark Mullin as New Athletic Director
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Mark Mullin, head swimming and diving coach for the past seven years, became UMR's new athletic director on June 11, 1992. He takes over for Neil Smith, vice chancellor for administrative services and interim AD since March 1991. Smith had filled the void created when former AD Billy Key retired at the end of 1990. Mullin will continue his duties as coach of the swimming team, which has been a success in the classroom as wellasincompetition. Under Mullin's direction, the Miners are 56-14 in dual meet competition, with 1991-92's team going 10-1 in dual meet and finishing second at the Mideast Regional Championships. Miner swimming teams also were honored as the top academic teams in NCAA Division II in the spring and fall1991 semesters.
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Chancellor John T. Park, who named Mullin to the position, said, _ "Mark has been an excellent leader on this campus and has a first-rate swimming program, and I feel he will continue moving the athletic l program in the right direction. "We had three extremely good candidates for the position," Park said. "All of them are loyal to the .. university and are doing excellent ' things for the campus." The other candidates for the AD positions were head basketball coach Dale Martin and Dale St. Gemme, director of development for the School of Mines and Metallurgy. "One of the things I want to stress is a cohesive department," Mullin said. "It is important for us not just to have goals for each individual program, but to have departmental goals which everyone can work together to achieve. "I will certainly encourage everyone in the department and be a part of working toward a closer r~la颅 tionship with the commumty.~ alumni, students, faculty, and staff, he said. One of Mullin's first duties will be to fill two vacant coaching positions--those of head track/ assistant football coach and head softball/ assistant women's basketball.
Head Football Coach Resigns After 25 Years With the Progratn ....
Charlie Finley, who earned two coaching honors during the 1991 football season, has announced his resignaiton as head football coach at the University of Missouri-Rolla. He will remain on the UMR coaching staff as the defensive coordinator. Finley, who has been the Miners' head coach since 1972 and has been involved w ith the football program at UMR since 1966, stepped down days after UMR concluded a 4-6-1 season. The record was the best mark for the Miners since 1987 when the team went 5-5. UMR interim athletic director Neil Smith announced that an internal search for Finley's successor is underway. "I am stepping down in the best interests of the university," Finley said. "I have had the opportunity to work with some good teams and student-athletes as the head coach, and will continue to do so." Finley was named the Missouri Intercollegiate Athletic Association' "Coach of the Year" after the Miners rebounded from an 0-10 season in 1990 and a 19-game losing streak to the 4-6-1 season. The fourth win, a 13-7 victory over Central Missouri State on Nov. 2, 1991, made Finley the winningest coach in MIAA history. "Winning 'Coach of the Year' was a big honor, because I was picked by my peers for a job well done," Finley said. "The real credit goes to the staff and the players who made the most of this season." Included in the 1991 highlights was a 6-6 tie against Pittsburg State on the road, a team that finished the year ranked third nationally in NCAA Division II, and a 27-21 win over Emporia State when the Hornets were undefeated and ranked fourth in NAIA Division I. Finley has also served on the NCAA football rules committee for a seven year period. A native of Lockwood, MO, Finley is a 1960 graduate of Southwest Missouri State, where he starred on the Bears' football and track teams. He was named to the SMSU Hall of Fame for his athletic talents. Finley went on to earn his master's degree in education at the University of Missouri-Columbia, and coached high school football at Sarcoxie (three years) and Lebanon High Schools (two years) in Missouri before joining the Miner staff in 1968. As a high school coach, he posted a 29-17-2record and led the teams to three conference championships.
... .Follovved Months Later by Joe Keeton's Resignation
Joe Keeton, who has served as the Miners' head track coach for the past two years and as an assistant football coach since 1969, has decided to leave the University of Missouri-Rolla due to his refusal to sign what he perceived as "an unjust contract." Upon his departure, Keeton will be taking the position of head football coach and instructor at William Chrisman High School in Independence, MO, which is where he attended high school. Since arriving at UMR in 1969, Keeton has been an assistant professor in the department of physical education and has been the head coach for two sports. He was the Miners' wrestling coach from 1969 until the program was discontinued in 1984, and has been the head track coach for the past two years. Over the past 23 years, Keeton has also been an assistant football coach, first under Dewey Allgood and then Charlie Finley for the last 20 seasons. For four weeks of the 1990 season, Keeton was the acting head football coach while Finley was recovering from a heart attack. In football, the Miners won three Missouri Intercollegiate Athletic Association championships during Keeton's tenure, including the 1980 season in which UMR went undefeated and finished as the tenth-ranked team in NCAA Division II. As an offensive line coach, he worked with two players who earned first-team All-America honors (Frank Winfield in 1969 and Merle Dillow in 1974) and two others who played in the American Bowl. As a wrestling coach, Keeton was named the MIAA "Coach of the Year" on two occasions and coached seven wrestlers to MIAA championships along with nine at the NCAA Championships. In track, the Miners have had two national indoor qualifiers and one outdoor qualifier in his two-year stint. "There are so many memories that there is not a way to rate them," Keeton said. "Some would say that surely the 1980 football team that was undefeated would be one, but l was more excited about the first conference title we won in 1977, because it was the first championship a Miner team had won in a long time. "There were also highlights in wrestling, where l was named 'Coach of the Year' twice, and in track with the NCAA qualifiers," he added. "Maybe more than all, the biggest would be the countless number of relationships with the athletes and former athletes." Keeton received his bachelor's and master's degree from Central Missouri State University in 1962 and 1965. At CMSU he played on the football team as a lineman. From CMSU, he went on to Fort Osage High School where he was a coach and instructor for three years. In the three years that followed, Keeton served similar duties at Grandview High School. After one season as a graduate assistant football coach at Kansas State University, Keeton came to UMR in 1969. In addition to his coaching duties at UMR, Keeton has also served as director of two conference wrestling tournaments and on four planning committees on campus. He has also taught a class entitled "Administration of Interschool Athletics" annually since 1976. Keeton has been an active member of the Rolla community, working with Big Brothers / Big Sisters, the First Presbyterian Church, the Khoury League and as a foster parent for the Missouri Division of Family Services.
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1992 Women's Intramural Total Points Place 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
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Points Organization 723 Chi Omega 691 M-Club 574 Zeta Tau Alpha 433 Campus Christian Fellowship Sigma Pi/ Alpha Epsilon Pi Little Sisters 423 414 Kappa Delta 407 Alpha Omega 360 Thomas Jefferson Hall Association 180 Council of Graduate Students 58 Quadrangle Hall Association 20 Association of Black Students
Other Reported Results Women's Tennis CCF M-Club Chi Omega Men's Soccer SigmaNu Kappa Sigma Pi Kappa Alpha Council of Graduate Students Lambda Chi Alpha Men's Tennis Thai VSA Kappa Sigma Sigma Nu Sigma Pi Men's Swimming Pi Kappa Alpha SigmaNu Phi Kappa Theta Sigma Pi Kappa Alpha
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Golf ASCE 276 Phi Kappa Theta 287 Sigma Phi Epsilon 288 297 Kappa Alpha Pi Kappa Alpha 301
Basketball Division I Alpha Phi Alpha M-Club Sigma Phi Epsilon SigmaNu Division II Baptist Student Union Sigma Chi Billiards Sigma Nu Baptist Student Union Pi Kappa Alpha Wrestling Kappa Alpha
Football Division I Sigma Nu Pi Kappa Alpha Lambda Chi Alpha Beta Sigma Psi Division II Kappa Alpha Psi Triangle Kappa Alpha Quadrangle Hall Association
Men's Volleyball Pi Kappa Alpha Vietnamese Students Association Sigma Nu Council of Graduate Students Men's Raquetball Sigma Phi Epsilon ASCE SHPE
1992 Men's Intramurals Total Points Place 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40
Points Organization 3177 Sigma Nu 3099 Pi Kappa Alpha 2913 Sigma Phi Epsilon 2813 Phi Kappa Theta 2752 Lambda Chi Alpha 2516 Sigma Pi 2510 Kappa Alpha 2486 Sigma Chi 2238 Tau Kappa Epsilon 1958 Quadrangle Hall Association 1933 Baptist Student Union 1905 Kappa Sigma 1709 Thomas Jefferson-North 1671 Beta Sigma Psi 1591 Omega Alpha 1566 M-Club 1524 Alpha Epsilon Pi 1509 Triangle 1452 Campus Christian Fellowship 1368 Council of Graduate Students 1229 Thomas Jefferson-South 1217 American Society of Civil Engineers 1206 Association of Black Students 1177 TEC 1145 Gamma Tau Sigma 1089 Thai Students Association 1020 Theta Xi 935 Vietnamese Students Association 889 Air Force ROTC 878 Lutheran Student Center 797 Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers 788 Acacia 746 Chinese Students Association 736 Delta Tau Delta 685 Alpha Phi Alpha 565 Kappa Alpha Psi American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics 518 446 Delta Sigma Phi 340 Society of Automotive Engineers 262 Pi Kappa Phi
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Hog Wyld HOMECOMIN' Jenni Peterson appears apalled at what she is holding as she prepares for the Cow Chip Throwing Contest. Photo by Mike Venegoni.
This year's featured band, Kendrick, performs at the Hockey Puck for all to hear. Photo by Jason Meriwether.
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John Tarpley falls during the Team Twister Competition as his teammate Jennifer Gulotta looks on. Photo by Jason Meriwether
Laura Hubert and Greg Maes clap to the country music. Photo by Jason Meriwether.
This year's Homecoming T-Shirt portraying the theme Hogwyld is modeled by Scott Dahlgren. Photo by Mike Venegoni.
UMR students learn to two step during lessons given by Barbara Cole. Photo by Mike Venegoni.
Connie Crossen laughs as she prepares to fill a cone at the Ice Cream Social. Photo by Jason Meriwether.
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Hog Wyld HOMECOMIN' Noeida Castro smiles proudly next to her escort as this year's Homecoming Queen. Photo by Mike Venegoni.
Mike Swinford Pressures MO Western quarterback Joe Reid and jumps to block the pass. Photo by Mike Venegoni.
The UMR Marching Band Plays for the crowd at Half-Time. Photo by Mike Venegoni.
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A crowd of about 3,000 showed up to support the Miners. Photo by Mike Venegoni.
The 1991 Homecoming Candidates recive thier awards during Half-time Photo by Mike Venegoni.
Curt Courtney passes the ball down the field, in an attempt to take home the win. Photo by Mike Venegoni.
Our fearless mascot, Joe Miner, ever present at the football game. Photo by Mike Venegoni.
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Jeff W. Tottleben
Engineering Management Michael R. Traver
Psychology Kelly D. Tucker-Bema!
Psychology Steven G. Underwood
Electrical Engineering
Alva L. Veach
Computer Science Chris D. Villasenor
Engineering Management David S. Vollenweider
Civil Engineering Randall S. Wakeland
Electrical Engineering
Larry D. Walker
Civil Engineering W. WanMahazor
Mechanical Engineering LaChelle R. Warbington
Life Science Derek L. Watkins
Mechanical Engineering
AmyL. Weber
Geological Engineering Keith J. Weepie
Mechanical Engineering Jeffrey A . Wehmeyer
Aerospace Engineering Robert Weirich
Aerospace Engineering
Clayton H. Wene
Petroleum Engineering Shirley A. Wentland
Economics Darleen Westcott
Civil Engineering Jack W. White
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Jackye L. White
Ceramic Engineering Steven C. White
Electrical Engineering Keith P. Whitworth
Engineering Management Michael J. Wilhelm
Electrical Engineering
Howard A. Wilkins
Nuclear Engineering Larry B. Williams
Geological Engineering Robin L. Williams
Aerospace Engineering James A. Wilson
Economics
Adam L. Wineinger
Applied Mathematics Brian P. Winschel
Mechanical Engineering Karl E. Winters Civil Engineering Kevin L. Wood
Computer Science
Karla A. Woods
Economics Rebecca 0. Workman
Electrical Engineering Mark J. Wrocklage
Engineering Management Douglas S. Wyant
Mechanical Engineering
Christopher J. Yates
Electrical Engineering Elaine M. Yonker
Applied Mathematics John E. Young
Computer Science Tamiko M. Youngblood
Mining Engineering
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James S. Younger
Aerospace Engineering Casey J. Yunger
Mechanical Engineering Jeffrey S. Zawila
Geophysics Jonathan Zimmermann
Mechanical Engineering
Lydia U. Zimmermann
Engineering Management
Damon Sagehorn poses for the camera after December Commencement. Photo by Jason Merriweather
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Commencement
Donald Rainbolt shows the camera his diploma while another December graduate searches for friends and family. Photo by Jason Meriwether.
This year the 1991-92 graduating seniors have reached a goal that all of us some day hope to achieve. Those of us remaining would like to congratulate you for your acomplishm ents and wish you all the best in the future. December graduation was held in the Gale Bullman Multi-Purpo se building and May graduation was held outside. Both were successful and were enjoyed by the many guests and participants. As this year changed ever so much, so too have this years graduates. Arriving in Rolla as freshman, students have hopes of becoming successful. Graduates of UMR, regardless of what their future holds, have succeeded. They are moving on to another part of thier lives and going on to bigger and better things. We bid you farewell.
Aerospace Engineering graduates wait anxiously for May commencemen t to begin. Photo by Ja mes Anderson .
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Masters degree candidates approach the platform during December commencement. Photo by jason Meriwether.
Jennifer Llewellyn appears thrilled after recieving her diploma. Photo by Jason Meriwether.
One group of robed Faculty particpating in December commencement. Photo by jaso11 Meriwether.
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Candidates for a Doctorate of Philosophy rise and await their turn. Photo by Jason Meriwether
December Ph.D. candidates proudly recieve their hoods and dipolrnas. Photo by Jason Meriwether.
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The Blue Sabres prepare to present the colors. Photo by James Anderson
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Victor Beiga (far right) and Ronald Shankland, Jr. Honorary Student Marshals, lead the School of Engineering. Photo by fames Anderson.
Curator James McHugh delivers the May commencement address. Photo by James Anderson.
1942 MSM-UMR graduates stand as they are recognized by Chancelor Park . Photo by james Anderson.
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Casey Engstrom, Jan Grotenhuis, Ron Costephens, and Karissa McCarter discussing their future plans and decorating their caps. Photo by James Anderson
David Summers, Professor of Mining Engineering, smiles proudly, glad to be part of the May 1992 graduation. Photo by James Anderson
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An atypical mortarboard worn by Robert Gaschen sports a dinosaur character. Photo by: James Anderson
Brian Kuchinski, in style at the May 1992 graduation. Photo by James Anderson
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Senior Information A Mohamad Abdul Latiff Malaysia Eric D. Abel Belleville, IL Tau Beta Pi; Pi Tau Sigma; American Society of Mechanical Engineers; Varsity Baseball Mohd F. Abu Bakar Malaysia Muslim Student Association Stacy A. Acup Lutesville, MO American Society of Mechanical Engineers; Intramural Sports Loren E. Adams Macon,MO American Society of Engineering Management; Intramural Sports; Christian Campus Fellowship; Society of Manufacturing Engineers Michael W. Adams St. Louis, MO Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers Vick Agarwal Maryland Heights, MO India Association, Vice President, Treasurer; Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers; Society of Automotive Engineers; Amnesty International Robert T. Ahlers Pacific, MO Intramural Sports; Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers 244
William E. Akers St. Louis, MO American Society of Mechanical Engineers, President; Society of Automotive Engineers
Justin E. Apperson Russville, MO TJ Hall Association, President; Resident Assistant; American Society of Engineering Management
William F. Alexander, Jr. Raytown,MO Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers; Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu, President; Student Council
Salma M. Arabi Rolla, MO Economics Club; Muslim Student Association
Dustin W. Allcorn Hughesville, MO Aleta P. Allen St. Louis, MO National Society of Black Engineers; Upsilon Pi Epsilon JamariAmin Malaysia Pi Epsilon Tau; Muslim Student Association; Society of Petroleum Engineers Pyong K. An Kansas, MO Korean Student Association, President; Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers; International Student Association Susan K. Anyan St. Louis, MO Kappa Delta, Vice President, Historian, Alumni Relations; Panhellenic Council; Phi Eta Sigma; Society of Women Engineers; Rollamo, Living Units Editor; Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers
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Cynthia M. Arens Mascoutah, IL Goldminers Dance Squad, Captain; Resident Assistant; Residence Hall Association, Secretary; American Ceramic Society; Keramos JeffreyS. Armstrong Florissant, MO Sigma Pi, Treasurer; Toastmasters; Pi Tau Sigma; Phi Eta Sigma; American Society of Mechanical Engineers Anuson Atilaksana Rolla, MO Scott A. Atterberry Grovesprings, MO Acacia, President, Vice President, Rush Chairman, Scholarship Chairman; American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics; Sigma Gamma Tau; Intramural Sports Stephen J. Auckly Kansas City, MO Intramural Sports
B Charles S. Bach Quincy, IL American Society of Mechanical Engineers; Society of American Military Engineers, Vice Presid ent; ROTC John P. Baker Tulsa, OK Sigma Pi, Presid ent, Treasurer, Parliamentarian ; ROTC, Deputy Commander; Blue Key James H . Baldwin III Downers Grove, IL Alpha Epsilon Pi, President, Vice President, Treasu rer, Pledge Master; St. Pat's Board , Public Relations, Trumpeter; American Society of Engineering Management; Society of Manufacturing Engineers; Volleyball Club JoAnn E. Barmann Hillsboro, MO Christopher D. Barnhart Cape Girardeau, MO Student Council; Bap tist Student Union; Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers Aaron P. Basham Sedalia, MO Keramos; Varsity Soccer; M-Club Kirk G. Bast Rolla, MO History Club, Presiden t; Phi Alpha Theta, Vice President Selena B. Bauer Humansville, MO HELIX Club, President
Robert G. Becker Arnold, MO Newman Center Board; American Society of Civil Engineers; Association of General Contractors Hossam G. Bedros Man chester, MO Am erican Society of Engineering Management, Social Chairman; Am erican Society for Quality Control; Toastmasters; Society of Manufacturing Engineers; Asssociation of Egyp tian Students Renee A. Beiter Midd letown, MO R. Nick Beliz Panama American Society of Mechanical En gineers; Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers, President; Tau Beta Pi; Pi Tau Sigma, Secretary; Society of Au tomotive Engineers; Astronomy Club Val A. Bellora St. Clair, MO Am erican Society of Mechanical Engineers M elissa M. Bennish Rolla, MO American Society of Civil Engineers; Friends of the Heart, Vice President, Pledge Educator; Intramural Sports
Anna M. Berra St. Louis, MO American Institute of Chemical Engineers, Secretary; Omega Chi Epsilon, Secretary; Little Sisters of the White Star, President, Secretary, Rush Chairperson; Spelunkers Clu b, Secretary, Treasurer Jeffrey L. Bertel Florissant, MO Am erican Society of Mechanical Engineers; Pi Tau Sigma; Intramu ral Sports Robert H. Birlingmair Cameron,MO Christian Campus Fellowship; Baptist Student Union; Eta Kappa Nu; Institu te of Electrical and Electronic Engineers; Phi Kappa Phi Craig D. Blair O'Fallon, MO American Society of Mechanical Engineers; Society of Au tomotive Engineers; Kappa Kappa Psi, Recording Secretary, Corresponding Secretary; Band William K. Blanks Wickliffe, KY Sigma Phi Epsilon; Theta Ta u Omega; American Society of Mechanical Engineers; Society of Automotive Engineers; Intramural Sports
Randy L. Boswell Tim othy J. Bergfeld Austin, TX St. Louis, MO TJ Hall Association, Floor President, Floor Vice President; Society of Physics Students; Sigma Pi Sigma; KMNR; IntraInterResidence Council; Arnold mural Sports; TJ Hall Association Air Society, Comptroller, Commander, Director of Training
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Neil A. Bowers Rolla, MO Gaming Association, President; American Society of Mechanical Engineers Terence C. Bowness Plattsburg, MO Daniel G. Brady Baton Rouge, LA Sigma Gamma Tau; Tau Beta Pi; American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics G. Allen Brady Kansas City, MO Sigma Pi; American Ceramic Society; Alpha Chi Sigma D. Keith Brannan Crane,MO American Society of Engineering Management; KMNR, Business Manager John D. Breite St. Charles, MO David M. Brooks St. Louis, MO TJ Hall Association, Floor President, Executive Vice President; Quad Hall Association; Resident Assistant; InterResidence Council; National Residence Hall Honorary Ellen J. Brown St. Louis, MO Student Council, Recorder; Angel Flight, Vice Commander, Pledge Trainer, Parliamentarian; Residence Hall Association; Daughters of the Emerald
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Kristine A. Brown Perryville, MO American Society of Engineering Management, President, Vice President of Membership; American Society for Quality Control, Treasurer; Society of Manufacturing Engineers; Toastmasters Michael S. Brown Holden,MO TaeKwonDo Bill W. Broyles Jefferson City, MO Sigma Chi, Secretary; American Society of Mechanical Engineers Carl R. Bruce Liberty, MO Triangle; Theta Tau Omega; American Society of Mechanical Engineers; InterFraternity Council; Intercollegiate Knights; Gamma Alpha Delta; Intramural Sports Susan A. Bruns Cape Girardeau, MO Chi Omega, Pledge Trainer; Society of Women Engineers; Intramural Sports; Society of Automotive Engineers Cassandra Bryant Kansas City, MO Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers; Kappa Mu Epsilon; Society of Women Engineers; Honors Association, Secretary Matthew C. Huenemann St. Charles, MO American Society of Mechanical Engineers; Society of Automotive Engineers Nathan L. Bull Hazelwood, MO Christian Campus Fellowship
Cheryl D. Bumgarner Liberty, MO Chi Omega; Gamma Alpha Delta; American Society of Civil Engineers; Society of Women Engineers Bradley A. Bunyard Vandalia, IL Pi Tau Sigma; American Society of Mechanical Engineers Karl F. Burkhalter Crystal Lake, IL ROTC; Keromos; American Ceramic Society; Society of American Military Engineers, Vice President David R. Bushey St. Louis, MO Theta Tau Omega; Rugby Club; American Society of Civil Engineers; Association of General Contractors; Intercollegiate Knights; Kappa Sigma
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Connee J. Cagle Bella Vista, AR History Club; Associated Students of the University of Missouri; Intramural Sports Mark L. Calaway Batesville, AR Wesley Foundation, Activities Director Dutro E. Campbell II St. Louis, MO Tau Kappa Epsilon, Chaplain, Secretary, Rush Chairman; Varsity Soccer Kitren J. Canida Pacific, MO Varsity Soccer; M-Club; Sisters of the White Star, Vice President, Secretary; American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Edward W. Carstens Rolla, MO Juggling Club, President; Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers; Table Tennis Club Phillip J. Caruso II Manchester, MO Phi Kappa Phi, Secretary, Warden, Steward; Student Union Board, Secretary; Kappa Mu Epsilon; Intercollegiate Knights; St. Pat's Board
Michael S. Compton St. Louis, MO Sigma Chi, Public Relations Chairman; American Society of Mechanical Engineers; Society of Manufacturing Engineers; Society of Automotive Engineers; Toastmasters William S. Congdon Rolla, MO General Delegation of Independents; KMNR, Production Manager, Trainee Director, News Director; Student Knight
David A. Cary Pleasant Hope, MO David W. Conrow Society of Automotive Engineers, Korea Treasurer, Secretary; Radio Club, Institute of Electrical and ElecPresident; American Society of tronic Engineers Mechanical Engineers Derek M. Cassoutt Florissant, MO Intramural Sports Chris T. Cattoor Hazelwood, MO Tau Kappa Epsilon; Alpha Phi Omega; American Society of Engineering Management Bradley E. Chambon Raytown,MO Intramural Sports; American Society of Mechanical Engineers; TJ Hall Association, Floor President; Down to Earth Edmond T. Chua Philippines Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers; Chinese Student Association
Leigh Anne Clark Macon,MO Association of Engineering Geologists; Sigma Gamma Epsilon; Society of Women Engineers; , Baptist Student Union
Sarah B. Conyers Independence, MO Varsity Basketball, Co-Captain; American Society of Civil Engineers; Little Sigmas James R. Cook Freeman,MO Kappa Alpha; Society of Manufacturing Engineers; American Society of Engineering Management; Society of Automotive Engineers; Rugby Club; Student Ambassador Douglas T. Cordier Springfield, IL Varsity Swimming; Water Polo Club; M-Club; Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers; Eta Kappa Nu; Phi Eta Sigma Alvey B. Corwin Joplin, MO Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers; Society of Manufacturing Engineers
Keith A. Corzine St. Louis, MO Student Union Board, Technical Committee; Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers Ronald C. Costephens St. Louis, MO Pi Kappa Alpha, Vice President, Social Officer; American Society of Engineering Management; Society of Manufacturing Engineers; Down to Earth; TJ Hall Association; Resident Assistant William C. Courtney Joplin, MO American Foundryman's Society; Society of Metallurgical Engineers; Alpha Sigma Mu; Varsity Football; Varsity Baseball JeanS. Craft Rolla, MO English Club Barry L. Crawford Jefferson City, MO Society of Automotive Engineers James H. Culp Neosho, MO ROTC; Chi Epsilon, Pledge Marshal; Tau Beta Pi; American Society of Civil Engineers John A. Cuming Branson,MO Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers; Society of Automotive Engineers
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Kimberly A. Dale Chesterfield, MO Varsity Soccer; Varsity Softball; M-Club; Chi Omega, Assistant Treasurer; ROTC Sharon K. Dampier Eldridge, MO American Society of Engineering Management; American Society of Civil Engineers; Bacchus, Secretary; Angel Flight, Pledge Trainer Kurtis J. Daniels St. Charles, MO Varsity Football; Varsity Track Farik Daud Rolla, MO Society of Petroleum Engineers; Muslim Student Association Mohd M. Daud Malaysia Muslim Student Association; Malaysian Student Organization Kenneth N. Davidson St. Joseph, MD Phi Kappa Theta, Vice President, House Manager, Historian; Gamma Alpha Delta
Michael S. Deimeke St. Louis, MO Arnold Air Society; ROTC, Director of Training, Corps Cadet Commander; Kappa Kappa Psi; Jazz Band Greg D. Denzer Kansas City, MO Triangle, President, Vice President, Treasurer, House Manager; Theta Tau Omega, Corresponding Secretary; KMNR; Miner, Features Editor; Pi Tau Sigma David J. Derner Washington, MO American Society of Mechanical Engineers; Phi Kappa Phi; Intramural Sports Teresa M. Dickenson Washington, MO Varsity Softball; Varsity Soccer; M-Club Stephen J. Diesen Florissant, MO American Institute of Chemical Engineers; Newman Center Lai H. Ding Malaysia
John F. Davis Steelville, MO Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers; Kappa Kappa Psi, Corresponding Secretary; Band
William B. Divin II Springfield, MO Phi Kappa Theta; Alpha Chi Sigma, Treasurer; American Institute of Chemical Engineers; Intramural Sports
Cecil C. Day Overland, MO TJ Hall Association, Floor President
Scott H. Doan Florissant, MO Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu
Zak E. Dolan Idaho Falls, ID Pi Kappa Phi; InterFraternity Council; Alpha Phi Omega, First Vice President; Kappa Mu Epsilon, Treasurer; Rugby Club, Vice President; Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers Charles F. Dolejsi St. Louis, MO Association of General Contractors; Chi Epsilon Karrie D. Doria-Medina Bolivia Curtis R. Droege Rolla, MO Society of Automotive Engineers, Vice President; Pi Tau Sigma; American Society of Mechanical Engineers Brooke A. Duckering Blue Springs, MO Resident Assistant; TJ Hall Association; InterResidence Council; American Society of Mechanical Engineers John P. Dudenhoeffer Centerville, IA American Society of Mechanical Engineers David E. Dufur Queen City, MO J. Matthew Dunehew Jonesboro, AR Sigma Pi; Society of Metallurgical Engineers; Intercollegiate Knights Chris D. Duong St. Louis, MO
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Douglas P. Evans Des Peres, MO American Society of Engineering Shawn D. Edwards Management; American Society Rolla, MO for Quality Control; Sigma Phi Sigma Pi; Alpha Chi Sigma; Epsilon, Pledge Educator, Social Kappa Kappa Psi, Vice President; Chairman Gaming Association, Secretary; Band, Drum Major David G. Everding St. Louis, MO Steven E. Eilerman St. Louis, MO Sigma Chi Tonya M. Falke JeffreyS. Ellebrecht Chesterfield, MO St. Charles, MO American Society of Engineering Management John E. Ellermann St. Louis, MO Linda L. Falkenhain American Society of Civil EngiRolla, MO neers, President Thomas L. Farmer Florissant, MO Mark D. Engelmeyer Hannibat MO Spelunkers Club; KMNR American Society of Mechanical James P. Fechter Engineers; Society of Automotive Engineers St. Louis, MO American Institute of Chemical Engineers; Sigma Chi; Miner, E. Engku Mohd Anaur Sports Editor Malaysia Muslim Student Association; Edward J. Feltrop Malaysian Student Association; Rich Fountain, MO American Institute of AeronauAmerican Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics tics and Astronautics Cassandra L. Engstrom Lynne W. Fielding Sheridan, AR England Varsity Basketball, Assistant Society of Exploration GeophysiCoach; Varsity Track and Field; Tau Beta PC President; Eta Kappa cists; Choir Nu, Pledge Chairman; Blue Key; Chris E. Figge M-Club Ste. Genevieve, MO Sigma Phi Epsilon, Alumni OpJeffrey J. Esparrago erations, House Manager, SecreMonett,MO tary; Chi Epsilon, Treasurer; Blue Key, First Vice President; Association of General Contractors, Secretary; American Society of Civil Engineers; Gamma Alpha Delta, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer
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Chad D. Gerard Craig A. Fridley St. Louis, MO Nixa, MO Sigma Nu, Treasurer, Scholarship Kappa Alpha, Vice President, Chairman; Institute of Electrical Ritualist; Alpha Phi Omega, and Electronic Engineers, PresiSecond Vice President, Sergeant dent, Treasurer; Student Union at Arms; Raiders, Secretary I Board Treasurer; American Institute of Chemical Engineers Steven L. Fulkerson Macomb, IL Gary L. Gibson Varsity Swimming; Water Polo Montgomery City, MO Club; Phi Kappa Phi Sigma Pi; Tau Beta Pi, Corresponding Secretary; Phi Eta Sigma, Recording Secretary; American Society of Mechanical Karen J. Gantt Engineers; Society of Automotive Little Rock, AR Engineers National Society of Black Engineers, Treasurer; Alpha Kappa Eric J. Gilstrap Alpha, Secretary; Panhellenic Crystal Lake, IL Council; Association of Black American Society of Civil EngiStudents neers; Koinonia; TJ Hall Association Robert J. Gaschen Raytown,MO Roy D. Glenin Phi Alpha Theta, Treasurer; Strafford, MO History Club, Secretary; Student Varsity Track and Field; AssociaUnion Board tion of Engineering Geologists
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Michael J. Gawedzinski StLouis, MO C. L. Dake Society, President; Spelunkers Club; American Association of Petroleum Geologists; Rollamo, Photographer Kimberly D. Geis Rolla, MO
Yan W . Gluzman Chesterfield, MO American Society of Civil Engineers; Association of General Contractors; Intramural Sports Jill A. Goetges St. Charles, MO Zeta Tau Alpha; Sisters of the Heart, President, Vice President; Alpha Phi Omega; Alpha Chi Sigma
Bradley W . Gentelin Alton, IL Tau Beta Pi; Pi Tau Sigma; Kappa Mu Epsilon; American Society of John E. Goethe Mechanical Engineers; Society of Harrisonville, MO Automotive Engineers Delta Tau Delta, President, Vice President, Guide; Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Gamma Tau; Phi Eta Sigma
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Jill S. Gosnell Cape Girardeau, MO Kappa Delta, Secretary, Social Chairman, Chaplain; Panhellenic Council, Secretary /Treasurer; Association of Engineering Geologists; Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Gamma Epsilon; Phi Eta Sigma Karen M. Graff Florrisant, MO American Society of Mechanical Engineers Nita A. Graham Rolla, MO Phi Alpha Theta, Secretary; History Club Kirk D. Grantham Republic, MO American Society of Mechanical Engineers; Varsity Baseball Michael E. Grasch Decatur, IL Beta Sigma Psi, Steward, Games Chairman; InterFraternity Council; American Ceramic Society; Keramos Andrew L. Gray Springfield, MO Society of Metallurgical Engineers; American Foundryman's Society John E. Greifzu St. Charles, MO Association of Engineering Geologists; Sigma Gamma Epsilon; Baptist Student Union Tracey L. Greiwe St. Charles, MO Society of Women Engineers, President, Corresponding Secretary; American Society of Mechanical Engineers; Kappa Delta, Vice President, Social Chairman
Brian S. Griffen HannibatMO Phi Kappa Phi; Tau Beta Pi; Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers Ben J. Goner St. Thomas, MO American Society of Civil Engineers Clinton E. Gross Charleston, MO Alpha Epsilon Pi; American Nuclear Society
Michael R. Halbach St. Louis, MO American Institute of Chemical Engineers, Vice President, Reporter; Alpha Chi Sigma, Master of Ceremonies; Omega Chi Epsilon; Beta Sigma Psi; Varsity Track; Spelukers Club
Brooke M. Harris Kevil, KY Arnold Air Society; Lambda Sigma Pi, Vice President
Beth A. Hall Stockton, MO Tau Beta Pi; Chi Epsilon; American Society of Civil Engineers
Thomas J. Hart Manchester, MO Varsity Baseball; General Delegation of Independents, Sergeant at Arms, Publicity Chairman
Tori L. Harris Kevil, KY ROTC
Donald C. Hall, Jr. Jefferson City, MO Henry E. Hassinger Tammy D. Gross Phi Kappa Theta, Executive Vice Kirkwood, MO President, Historian, Pledge Charleston, MO Society of Physics Students, Vice Daughters of the Lion, President, Board; Student Union Board President, Treasurer; Rollamo, Vice President; Student Union Photo Editor; Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers; Board, Concerts Committee John F. Hall Rolla, MO Kappa Sigma, President, TreaAmerican Society of Mechanical surer, Rush Chairman, Historian; Janice A. Grotenhuis Engineers, President; Resident Alpha Phi Omega, President, Independence, MO Secretary, Historian Assistant Varsity Basketball, Co-Captain; Blue Key, Special Projects ChairHarry R. Halladay, Jr. Gregory S. Heine man; Tau Beta Pi; American Manchester, MO Wentzville, MO Society of Engineering ManageHonors Association, President, Upsilon Pi Epsilon; Phi Kappa ment; M-Club; Little Sigmas, Vice President; Phi Eta Sigma; Rush Chairman, Treasurer, Secre- Phi Rugby Club tary Barbara A. Halpin Fred H. Held, III Bettendorf, IA David L. Guipt Chi Omega, Vice President, Rolla, MO St. Louis, MQ Treasurer; Tau Beta Pi, Cataloger; Varsity Cross Country American Institute of AeronauKappa Mu Epsilon, President, tics and Astronautics David W. Hemmer Vice President; Omega Chi Epsilon, Treasurer, Secretary; Alpha St. Louis, MO Tau Kappa Epsilon, Historian; Pi Chi Sigma, Alumni Secretary; Peter E. Hackett Tau Sigma, Treasurer; Alpha Phi Phi Kappa Phi Washington, IL Omega; Phi Eta Sigma Tau Beta Pi Donald T. Hamme Jeffrey A. Herzog Kimberling City, MO Jackie A. Haggerty St. Charles, MO Garretson, SD Sigma Nu, Vice President, Brook L. Harmon Alumni Relations; Institute of Wentworth, MO Electrical and Electronic EngiTau Beta Pi; Pi Tau Sigma; Society of Automotive Engineers; T J neers, Secretary; Blue Key; Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu; KMNR Hall Association; Cycling Club
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Robert L. Hoog Ste. Genevieve, MO Tau Beta Pi; Phi Kappa Phi; Phi Eta Sigma
Ron K. Hunt Wentzville, MO Association of Engineering Geologists; Varsity Baseball, Assistant Coach
Victoria C. Hoog St. Louis, MO Eta Kappa Nu, Membership Chairman; Tau Beta Pi; Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers; Koinonia; Christian Campus Fellowship
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Charles A. Hooper Iberia, MO American Nuclear Society
Wesley D. Hodge Rolla, MO Vicky L. Horstmann Society of Automotive Engineers, Berger,MO Vice President, Treasurer; American Society of Mechanical EngiAmerican Ceramic Society, Treasurer; Keramos; Honors Associaneers tion, Secretary; Society of Women Engineers Jarrod B. Hoecker St. Joseph, MO Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Gamma Tau; Michael C. Huang American Institute of AeronauMonett, MO tics and Astronautics, Secretary; Chinese Students Association, President, Intramural Manager Intramural Sports Timothy E. Holland Poplar Bluff, MO American Nuclear Society, Vice President, Social Chairman; Sigma Pi, Social Chairman, Rush Chairman; St. Pat's Board, Court Arrival Chairman, Trumpeter; Alpha Phi Omega Brian N. Holt Kennett, MO Sigma Pi; Institute of Transportation Engineers, President, Treasurer; American Society of Civil Engineers Christopher E. Holtmann St. Louis, MO Band; Tau Beta Sigma
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Michael L. Huegerich St. Louis, MO American Society of Mechanical Engineers, Special Projects Committee; Society of Automotive Engineers Chris W. Huffman Belton, MO Student Council; Toastmasters, Educational Vice President; American Society of Civil Engineers John G. Humphrey Granite City, IL Intercollegiate Knights; Gamma Alpha Delta; Triangle, Social Chairman, Corresponding Secretary, Second Vice President, First Vice President, President; American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics
Mohd P. Ibrahim Malaysia David N. Ilges Chesterfield, MO Tau Beta Pi; Phi Kappa Phi; Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers Jeff A. Imhoff Tipton,MO American Society of Mechanical Engineers Mark T. Ingram Houston, TX American Society of Civil Engineers John L. Iverson Sioux City, IA Head Resident Assistant; National Residence Hall Honorary; InterResidence Council; Sigma Gamma Tau; Phi Kappa Phi; Tau Beta Pi
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Catherine L. Jabusch Springfield, MO Upsilon Pi Epsilon, President; Down to Earth, Vice President; Student Union Board, Concerts Committee; Society of Women Engineers; Sisters of the Shield and Diamond
Jeanne K. Jackson St. Louis, MO Society of Metallurgical Engineers, Vice President; Alpha Sigma Mu, Vice President; Chi Omega; Alpha Phi Omega, Treasurer; Blue Key, Alumni Secretary; Varsity Cross Country Richard I. Jacober Highland, IL Sigma Chi, Historian, Tribune, Social Chairman; Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers; Eta Kappa N u Regina A. Jacobs St. Louis, MO Alpha Kappa Alpha, Secretary; American Society of Engineering Management; Panhellenic Council; Toastmasters; Student Council Gerard A. Jacquin Marthasville, MO Pi Tau Sigma, President; American Society of Mechanical Engineers, President, Vice President; Tau Beta Pi, Workda y Chairman; Phi Kappa Phi; Kappa Mu Epsilon; Society of Automotive Engineers Jennifer K. Jerrerson O'Fallon, MO Association of Engineering Geologists; Goldminers Dance Squad; Sigma Gamma Epsilon Brian L. Jenkins N ixa, MO Eta Kappa N u; Phi Kappa Phi; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Eta Sigma; Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers David W . Jett Fenton, MO
Bryan L. Johnson Scott D. Kappelmann Chesterfield, MO Union, MO Society of Automotive Engineers; American Society of Civil EngiGeneral Delegation of Indepenneers dents; Economics Club Daniel 0. Karraker Johathan C. Johnson Decatur, IL Fremont, NE Keramos; American Ceramic Lutheran Student Center, PresiSociety dent; Student Council; Varsity Tennis; Association of EngineerMark C. Keiser ing Geologists; Sigma Gamma Imperiat MO Epsilon American Society of Engineering Management Susan L. Johnson Chesterfield, MO Dustin N. Keith Economics Club, Vice President; Kansas City, MO Down to Earth Juggling Club; ROTC William B. Johnson Dixon, MO Joseph G. Jones West Plains, MO Phi Kappa Theta; Association of General Contractors; American Society of Civil Engineers; Institute of Transportation Engineers; Gamma Alpha Delta; Theta Tau Omega Lindell B. Jones, Jr. Chesterfield, MO Todd M. Jones Bolivar, MO American Society of Mechanical Engineers; Kappa Alpha
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Jeffrey B. Keran Kirkwood, MO American Society of Heating, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Engineers, President, Vice President; American Society of Mechanical Engineers, Treasurer; General Delegation of Independents; Intramural Sports Andrea R. Kim St. Louis, MO Honors Association; Society of Women Engineers; Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers; Korean Student Association Hairul Kimin Malaysia Kerry P. Kimmel KnobNoster, MO Varsity Cross Country, MVP; Varsity Track; M-Club; Down to Earth; American Society of Mechanical Engineers; Intramural Sports
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James P. Knutelski Hannibal, MO Chi Epsilon, Pledge Marshall; Tau Beta Pi
Jeffrey H. King St. Louis, MO American Society of Mechanical Engineers; Varsity Baseball; Intramural Sports
Ayako Koike Japan Zeta Tau Alpha, Treasurer; Little Sisters of the White Star, Treasurer; Blue Key; Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Gamma Tau; Toastmasters
Timothy R. King Rolla, MO Hang Gliding Club, Treasurer; American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics; Intramural Sports
Kara J. Kopplin St. Louis, MO KMNR; Keramos; American Ceramic Society; Daughters of the Lion; Goldminers Dance Squad
Mark J. Kipping Carrollton, MO Upsilon Pi Epsilon, Treasurer; Intramural Sports
Timothy S. Koscielski Lake St. Louis, MO Phi Kappa Theta, Steward, Executive Council, Scholastic Chairman; Gamma Alpha Delta; M-Club; Varsity Soccer; Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers
Deborah A. Kladiva St. Louis, MO Zeta Tau Alpha; American Society of Engineering Management; Society of Women Engineers; Gamma Pi Epsilon Nicholas C. Klukvin St. Joseph, MO Sigma Phi Epsilon, Pledge Educator; Theta Tau Omega, President, Secretary; Gamma Alpha Delta; American Society of Mechanical Engineers Steven G. Klump Perryville, MO Kappa Mu Epsilon, President, Vice President; Phi Eta Sigma, President, Vice President; Toastmasters, President, Vice President; Blue Key; Pi Tau Sigma; American Society of Mechanical Engineers
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Pamela M. Krebs St. Louis, MO TJ Hall Association, Vice President, Treasurer; InterResidence Council, Treasurer; Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers; Society of Women Engineers; Little Sisters of the White Star; Intramural Sports
Ann E. Kruse Norborne, MO Lutheran Student Center, Secretary, Treasurer; Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa N u; Kappa Mu Epsilon; Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers Brian E. Kuchinski Kansas City, MO Varsity Track; Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers; Sigma Pi; Alpha Phi Omega Shao-Li Kuo Taiwan Paul J. Kusterer Florissant, MO Theatre; TaeKwonDo; Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers Jeffrey D. Kuta Chesterfield, MO Varsity Swimming, Captain; Water Polo Club, President, Vice President; Amnesty International, Treasurer; M-Club
L Dan A. Lammers Florrisant, MO Pi Tau Sigma; American Society of Mechanical Engineers; Newman Center
Christopher J. Larsen Kurt J. Kreisz St. Louis, MO St. Louis, MO Hang Gliding Club, President, Rollamo, Photographer; Hang Gliding Club, President; Ameri- Vice President; American Society of Mechanical Engineers; Intracan Society of Mechanical Engimural Sports; Society of Automoneers tive Engineers; Rock Climbing Club Jeff D. Krueger New Haven, MO Phi Kappa Phi; American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Jonna J. Lawver Kansas City, MO American Society of Civil Engineers; Society of Women Engineers; Chi Omega, Rush Counselor; Intramural Sports
Matthew A. Licklider Kent J. Lowry Raytown, MO St. Charles, MO Miner, Editor in Chief; Managing Kappa Alpha, President; St. Pat's Board, Vice President, Guard; Editor; Kappa Alpha, Historian, Treasurer, House Manager; AlBlue Key; Theta Tau Omega; Pi pha Phi Omega, Treasurer; CyTau Sigma; Tau Beta Pi cling Club, President; Pi Tau Micheal W. Lear Sigma; Kappa Mu Epsilon John A. Ludwig Monett, MO Canton, MO Pi Tau Sigma; American Society Institute of Industrial EngineerAnna R. Light ing; American Society of EngiRolla, MO of Mechanical Engineers neering Management; Sigma Chi, American Society of Mechanical Steward, Ritual Chairman, TriDaniel 0. Luebbert Engineers; Student Union Board; St. Louis, MO Pi Tau Sigma; Phi Eta Sigma; bune Honors Association; Kappa Delta Band; Technical Engineers Club, Treasurer Vanity H. Lee George M. Lind, Jr. Jackson, TN St. Louis, MO Mark J. Luedde Economics Club, President InterResidence Council; Resident St. Louis, MO Phi Eta Sigma; Institute of ElecAssistant; Institute of Electrical Kurt M. Leiber trical and Electronic Engineers; and Electronic Engineers St. Louis, MO Kappa Mu Epsilon; American Society of Mechanical Intercollegiate Knights Philip W. Ling Engineers; Society of Automotive Malaysia Engineers; Intramural Sports Sharon J. Lynch American Institute of Chemical Waynesville, MO Engineers, Treasurer; Omega Chi Scott W. Leimkuehler Psychology Club Epsilon, Treasurer; Phi Kappa Holt Summit, MO Pi Tau Sigma, Vice President; Tau Phi; Tau Beta Pi; Intervarsity Christian Fellowship, President, Beta Pi Vice President Khairil A. Maminuddin Robert C. Leingang Malaysia Joseph Q. Loethen Columbia, IL Institute of Electrical and ElecSt. Louis, MO Associated General Contractors, tronic Engineers Latter Day Saints Student AssoPresident; American Society of ciation Civil Engineers; Intramural Michael D. Mann Sports; Newman Center Granby,MO Sally M. Love
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Rebecca L. Lema Maplewood, MO Tau Beta Sigma, Vice President, Historian, Secretary /Treasurer; Alpha Chi Sigma, Recording Secretary; Daughters of the Lion; Highland Pipe Band; Band Todd W. Lewis Edmond, OK American Society of Mechanical Engineers; Trap and Skeet Club; Intramural Sports; Radio Club
Rolla, MO English Club; Southwinds; Miner; Theater Guild; Tae Kwon Do Anthony M. Lowry Belleville, IL Tau Beta Pi David J. Lowry Mexico, MO Association of Engineering Geologists, Treasurer, Vice President; Sigma Gamma Epsilon
Carol A. Martin St. Louis, MO TJ Hall Association, President; Tau Beta Pi; Pi Tau Sigma, Corresponding Secretary; Intramural Sports; Juggling Club, Secretary AmyL. Mason Springfield, MO
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Vernon S. May Eugene, OR Phi Kappa Phi; American Society of Mechanical Engineers; Pi Tau Sigma Donald B. Mayhew Crocker, MO American Society of Civil Engineers Philip J. McCalla New Douglas, IL Kappa Sigma, President, Second Vice President, Secretary; InterFraternity Council, President; Theta Tau Omega, Casino Night Chairman; American Society of Mechanical Engineers Karis sa D. McCarter Springfield, MO Varsity Basketball, Senior CoCaptin; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Kappa Phi; Pi Tau Sigma; Varsity Track; Down to Earth
Gerald R. McCray Mokane,MO ROTC; Society of Automotive Engineers
Tim S. McCrary Neosho, MO Eric F. Meister American Society of Civil EngiSt. Louis, MO neers; Baptist Student Union; Chi Chess Club Epsilon Matthew L. McKay Springfield, IL Christian Campus Fellowship, President, Vice President; American Society of Mechanical Engineers; Pi Tau Sigma; Young Republicans; Tau Beta Pi
Kyle E. Metzloff Tona wanda, NY Pi Kappa Alpha; American Foundryman's Society, President; Blue Key, Key Committee; Tau Beta Pi; Metallurgical Society; Campus Crusade for Chirst
Robert R. McKechnie North Little Rock, AK Kappa Sigma, Guard; Highland Pipe Band, Drum Major; American Society of Engineering Management, Corporate Contact Committee Chairman; Upsilon Pi Epsilon; American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics
Suzanne G. Metzner Rolla, MO Chi Omega, President, Personnel Chairman; Student Activity Fee Board, Chairman; Blue Key, Secretary; Intercollegiate Knights, Secretary; Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers; Society of Women Engineers
Daniel B. McCarthy Valmeyer, IL Varsity Baseball; American SociBrandon W. McKee Plano, TX ety of Engineering Managem, nt, Treasurer; Society of Manufatttur- C. L. Dake Society; Down to ing Engineers, Second Vice Earth Chair; American Society for Quality Control Yazid Md-Taib Malaysia Mary K. McClain Society of Petroleum Engineers, Treasurer; Muslim Student AssoKansas City, MO Sigma Gamma Epsilon; Student ciation Ambassador; Association of Engineering Geologists; Chi Barbara K. Meder Omega O'Fallon, MO American Society of Engineering Management, President, SecreJeremy R. McCoy St. Charles, MO tary; Friends of the H eart, PresiSigma Pi; Gamma Alpha Delta; dent, Vice President, Treasurer; Alpha Phi Omega; Zeta Tau Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers Alpha
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Kevin C. Meier St. Louis, MO Sigma Chi, House Manager, Secretary, Risk Manager, Ritual Chairman; American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Bryce L. Meyer St. Peters, MO ROTC, Flight Commander; American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics; Varsity Rifle Team; TJ Hall Association, Floor President Gregory F. Meyer St. Louis, MO American Society of Mechanical Engineers; Society of Automotive Engineers Michael G. Miano St. Louis, MO American Society of Mechanical Engineers; American Society of Heating, Refrigeration, and Air Conditioning Engineers; Society of Automotive Engineers
Elizabeth A. Miller Edgar Springs, MO History Club, Treasurer Mark J. Milligan Salem,MO John W. Minor Marshfield, MO Tau Beta Pi; Pi Tau Sigma; Phi Kappa Phi; Phi Eta Sigma
Timothy E. Morrow Columbia, MO InterFraternity Councit Secretary; Alpha Epsilon Pi, Master, Lt. Master, Pledgemaster; American Society of Mechanical Engineers; American Society of Heating, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Engineers; Student Union Board
Mark W. Nelson St. Louis, MO American Society of Mechanical Engineers; Sigma Chi, President, Vice President, Historian, Ritual Chairman; InterFraternity Council Brian R. Nettleton Cape Girardeau, MO Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers
Ahmed Mustafa Charles A. Misner Cedar Rapids, lA Gladstone, MO Travis S. Newkirk American Society of Engineering Management; Associated StuKappa Alpha, Corresponding Independence, MO Secretary, Rush Chairman, Public dents of the University of Intercollegiate Knights, PresiRelations Chairman; Society of dent, Vice President, Secretary, Misssouri Manufacturing Engineers, PresiTreasurer; Newman Center, dent, First Vice Chairman, SecJulie A. Myron President; American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics; ond Vice Chairman; American Belleville, IL Society of Engineering ManageAmerican Society of Machanical Sigma Nu, Membership Chairment, Vice President; Student Engineers; American Society for man Quality Control Council; Rugby Club Tom M. Nguyen Jeffrey A. Mitchell Bridgeton, MO Edmond, OK Institute of Electrical and ElecJennifer A. Nagel Varsity Swimming; Tae Kwon tronic Engineers; Intramural St. Louis, MO Do; Institute of Electrical and Sports Omega Chi Epsilon, President, Electronic Engineers Vice President; Tau Beta Pi; Dawn L. Nickolaus American Institute of Chemical Michael S. Moats St. Louis, MO Engineers; Society of Women Rolla, MO Zeta Tau Alpha, House Manager, Engineers Society of Metallurgical EngiSteward; American Institute of neers, President; Alpha Sigma Aeronautics and Astronautics; Behnaz M. N aseri Mu, Secretary; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Sigma Gamma Tau; Phi Alpha Iran Kappa Phi; Baptist Student Theta; Tau Beta Pi; Kappa Mu Economics Club ' Union Epsilon
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David H. Moellring Fowler, IL Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers
Colette M. Neal St. Louis, MO Varsity Basketball; Alpha Kappa Alpha; National Society of Black Engineers
Thomas C. Nield Rolla, MO Varsity Rifle Team; History Club; Raiders; General Delegation of Independents
Bradley H. Moppins St. Louis, MO Sigma Chi, Rush Chairman, Alumni Relations Chairman, Assistant Pledge Trainer; National Society of Black Engineers
Bradley S. Nelson Macon,MO Kappa Mu Epsilon; Upsilon Pi Epsilon
Robert N. Noble Omaha,NE Pi Tau Sigma; M-Club; American Society of Mechanical Engineers; Varsity Football, Captain
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Lesley G. Osick Rolla, MO American Society of Heating, Keenan T. O'Brian Refrigeration, and Air ConditionKirksville, MO ing Engineers, President; AmeriChristian Campus Fellowship, can Society of Mechanical EngiHistorian; Baptist Student Union; neers; Society of Women EngiEta Kappa Nu, Recording Secre- neers; Society of Automotive tary; Institute of Electrical and Engineers Electronic Engineers Ronald J. Oswald Kurt M. O'Brien St. Charles, MO St. Louis, MO Sigma Chi; Society of American Varsity Soccer; Varsity Track; M- Military Engineers, President; Club; American Society of MeIntercollegiate Knights; Hang chanical Engineers; American Gliding Club, President; AmeriSociety of Engineering Managecan Society of Mechanical Engiment neers; ROTC
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Michael L. Ochonicky St. Louis, MO Varsity Baseball; Intercollegiate Knights Susan Oh South Korea Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers; Phi Kappa Phi; Eta Kappa Nu Erik S. Ohare Riverton, IL American Institute of Chemical Engineers; Alpha Chi Sigma; Omega Chi Epsilon Todd J. Ohlms St. Charles, MO Blue Sabres, Training Officer; TJ Hall Association, Floor President; American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics; Young Republicans Terence L. Orf Wentzville, MO Delta Sigma Phi, Rush Chairman, Treasurer; Rugby Club
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Benita F. Phillips St. Louis, MO Alpha Kappa Alpha, Secretary, Membership Chairperson; Voices of Inspiration; Student Council; National Society of Black Engineers Michael J. Potter St. Louis, MO Sigma Nu; Alpha Phi Omega; Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers, Treasurer; Spelunkers Club Eric S. Powers N ixa, MO American Society of Mechanical Engineers; Society of Petroleum Engineers; Varsity Track; Varsity Cross Country Cathleen A. Pratt Marion, IL Lawanda M. Pritchard St. Louis, MO National Society of Black Engineers; American Society of Civil Engineers; Association of Black Students; Student Council; Voices of Inspiration
Q Mark R. Quisenberry Clinton, OK
R Donald E. Rainbolt St. Louis, MO Sigma Chi, Pledge Trainer, Tribune, Secretary; Institute of Industrial Engineers, Vice President; American Society of Engineering Management, Vice President; American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics
Preet S. Randhawa Rolla, MO Amnesty Intema tional,Treasurer; Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers; India Association Reet S. Randhawa Rolla,MO Amnesty International, Secretary; Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers; India Association, Secretary Robert W . Randolph, Jr. Barnhart, MO American Institute of Chemical Engineers; Alpha Chi Sigma; T J Hall Association, Floor President Darren R. Ratliff East Alton, IL American Society of Civil Engineers; Association of General Contractors John C. Rayburn Blue Springs, MO TJ Hall Association, Floor Vice President; Intramural Sports Toby A. Rebsamen Imperial, MO Tau Beta Pi; Pi Tau Sigma; American Society of Mechanical Engineers; American Society of Heating, Refrigeration, and Air Conditioning Engineers Stephanie A. Reeder Anna, IL ROTC; Student Union Board, Films and Videos Committee; Baptist Student Union Mark E. Repetto Poplar Bluff, MO Association of Computing Machinery
Randall G. Richards Paducah, KY Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers; Technical Engineering Club Alex W. Rickard Carthage, MO Chi Epsilon Kevin R. Riley Calvert City, KY InterFraternity Council, Treasurer; Varsity Football; Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers; Association of General Contractors; Pi Kappa Alpha; Intramural Sports Michael D. Rimmer Grandview, MO
Darren F. Rosenbaum St. Louis, MO Sigma Nu, Scholarship Chairman; Alpha Chi Sigma, Treasurer; American Institute of Chemical Engineers; Phi Eta Sigma; Alpha Phi Omega Ronald W. Ross St. Louis, MO Sigma Pi, Vice President, Secretary; Toastmasters; Student Council; Student Union Board; American Society of Mechanical Engineers Michael D. Roth Perryville, MO Beta Sigma Psi, President, Vice President, Treasurer; Pi Tau Sigma; Alpha Phi Omega
Bruce E. Robertson Vienna,MO American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics
Anthony G. Roungon St. Louis, MO Sigma Chi; Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers
Michael P. Rollet Perryville, MO Phi Kappa Theta, Social Chairman, Charities Chairman; St. Pat's Board, Sweatshirts, President, Master Guard; Theta Tau Omega; American Society of Heating, Refrigeration, and Air Conditioning Engineers
Larry F. Rupp Warrenton, MO American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics; Varsity Tennis, Co-Captain; Varsity Soccer
Christopher A. Rook Rolla, MO Pi Tau Sigma, President; Tau Beta Pi; American Society of Mechanical Engineers Harold D. Roper Steelville, MO
Michael A. Rustemeyer Maryland Heights, MO American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics
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William P. Saguto III Berger, MO Acacia, Secretary; American Nuclear Society
Jonathan M. Schmidt Union,MO Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers; Varsity Football
Joseph G. Sauer Rolla, MO American Society of Heating, Refrigeration, and Air Conditioning Engineers, Vice President, Treasurer, Secretary; Society of Automotive Engineers; American Society of Mechanical Engineers; Student Union Board; Newman Center; Intramural Sports
Lisa M. Schmidt Hermann,MO Pi Tau Sigma; Tau Beta Pi
August R. Schaller Monett, MO Julie C. Schambach Louisiana, MO Institute of Transportation Engineers, Vice President; Goldminers Dance Squad; American Society of Civil Engineers
Chris A. Schneider St. Louis, MO M-Club, Pledge Trainer; Varsity Basketball, Co-Captain; American Society of Engineering Management; American Society for Quality Control; Society of Manufacturing Engineers Robert A. Schneider St. Louis, MO Pi Kappa Alpha, Pledge Educator, Greek Week Chairman; American Ceramic Society; Blue Key; M-Club, Secretary; Varsity Soccer, Captain Jennifer J. Schnur Washington, MO
Kay Schilli Ste. Genevieve, MO Toastmasters, President, Educational Vice President, Sergeant at Arms; Zeta Tau Alpha; American Society of Mechanical Engineers; Tau Beta Pi; Pi Tau Sigma, Recording Secretary
Keith E. Schoby California, MO American Ceramic Society, President; Keramos; M-Club; Varsity Cross Country, Captain; Varsity Track; Tau Beta Pi
Aaron M. Schmidt St. Thomas, MO Association of Engineering Geologists
Jeffrey W. Schramm Matteson, IL Band; Kappa Kappa Psi; History Club; American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics; KMNR
John T. Schmidt St. Louis, MO Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu, Treasurer, Historian; Phi Kappa Phi; Phi Eta Sigma; Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers; Phi Alpha Theta
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Bryan D. Schulze Claremore, OK Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers; Eta Kappa Nu; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Kappa Phi; Lutheran Student Center; Toastmasters
Joseph W. Schumer Scott City, MO Alpha Nu Sigma, President, Secretary; American N uclear Society, Secretary; Blue Key; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Kappa Phi Adolf C. Sciubba Shawnee, KS Society of Automotive Engineers; Society of Metallurgical Engineers; Intramural Sports Brian R. Scott Hannibal, MO Lambda Chi Alpha, President, Secretary Jeremy D. Scott Wentzville, MO Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers; Band; Campus Crusade for Christ; Bacchus Travis B. Scott Lone Jack, MO American Society of Civil Engineers; Association of Engineering Geologists; Student Council; Sigma Gamma Epsilon; Band; Orchestra Hassan B. Shami Pakistan Eta Kappa Nu; Tau Beta Pi; Muslim Student Association Ronald B. Shankland, Jr. Manteno, IL Chi Epsilon, Vice President, President; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Kappa Phi; Society of American Military Engineers; American Society of Civil Engineers Ann Shao Rolla, MO Toastmasters, Treasurer; Eta Kappa Nu; Tau Beta Pi; Society of Wome11 Engineers; Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers
Christine A. Sheehy St. Louis, MO Resident Assistant; Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu; Kappa Mu Epsilon; InterResidence Council
Georgios Simadiris Rolla, MO Tau Beta Pi; Pi Tau Sigma; American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Krista L. Sheftick Springfield, IL American Ceramic Society; Keramos; Society of Women Engineers
Mark J. Simecek Springfield, MO American Society of Civil Engineers; Association of General Contractors; General Delegation of Independents, Vice President; KMNR
Robert A. Shelley Winthrop, ME American Society for Qu ality Control, President, Vice President; Pi Tau Sigma, Recording Secretary; American Society of Mechanical Engineers; KMNR; General Delegation of Independents Richard A. Shepard Florissant, MO Ernest C. Shikles III Smithville, MO Bart D. Shivers Lebanon,MO Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers; Society of American Military Engineers Surazi Shuib Rolla, MO Michelle D. Sievers Jackson, MO Zeta Tau Alpha, First Vice President, Second Vice President; American Society for Quality Control, Secretary; American Society of Engineering Management; Student Council; Student Union Board, Homecoming Committee; Society of Women Engineers
Jeanette L. Sipp Ballwin, MO General Delegation of Independents Brian L. Sitton Kevil, KY Christopher S. Sitton Louisiana, MO Alpha Chi Sigma, Recorder, Vice President; Student Union Board, Director of Special Events; American Institute of Chemical Engineers; Student Council Jeff E. Skillington St. Charles, MO Kappa Alpha, Vice President, Public Relations, Rush Chairman; Intercollegiate Knights; Varsity Baseball; Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers Charles A. Smith Bonne Terre, MO American Society of Mechanical Engineers Jennifer C. Smith North Riverside, IL
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Russellville, AR Sigma Pi, President, Treasurer, Alumni Director; American Nuclear Society, President, Secretary; Phi Eta Sigma; Kappa Mu Epsilon; Alpha Nu Sigma; Gamma Alpha Delta Michael D. Smith Kansas City, MO National Society of Black Engineers, President, Secretary; Association of Black Students; Alpha Chi Sigma; Cheerleading, Captain; American Institute of Chemical Engineers Brian S. Snow Wellsville, MO Sigma Pi; American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics; American Society of Engineering Management; Intercollegiate Knights Angelia M. Sparrow Rolla, MO Gaming Association, Vice President; Intervarsity Christian Fellowship; English Club; Southwinds Kevin D. Spengler Pawnee, IL Christian Campus Fellowship; American Society of Mechanical Engineers; Intervarsity Christian Fellowship Vincent L. Sprenkle Sheldon,MO Tau Beta Pi; Keramos; American Ceramic Society; Kappa Mu Epsilon; Transfer Student Association, President
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Tim M. Spyers St. Louis, MO Beta Sigma Psi, First Vice President, Second Vice President, Social Chairman, Sergeant at Arms; Student Union Board; Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers
Camille M. Still Holt, MO ROTC, Group Commander; Arnold Air Society; American Society of Civil Engineers, Vice President, Corresponding Secretary; Little Sisters of the White Star
Sherry S. Staehle Ballwin, MO Kappa Delta, Vice President of Membership, Special Events
Joseph R. Stone Rolla, MO General Delegation of Independents; American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Greg L. Starke Bonnots Mill, MO Phi Kappa Theta; Association of General Contractors; American Society of Civil Engineers Brenda S. Stegeman Meta, MO American Society of Mechanical Engineers; Society of Women Engineers; Flag Corps; Sisters of the Shield and Diamond Christopher J. Steger Kirkwood, MO Pi Kappa Phi, Steward, House Manager, Warden, President Joseph N. Stemler St. Charles, MO Varsity Cross Country; Varsity Track; Sigma Gamma Tau; American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics George S. Stewart St. Louis, MO Omega Chi Elpsilon, President; Alpha Chi Sigma; American Institute of Chemical Engineers
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Robert B. Stone Gurdon,AR Sigma Gamma Tau, Vice President; American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics Greg S. Storm Atlanta, GA Toastmasters; Sergeant at Arms, Treasurer; American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Intramural Manager; Society Automotive Engineers, Secretary Joann C. Stratman Vienna,MO Varsity Softball; M-Club, Treasurer; Associated General Contractors; American Society of Civil Engineers Mark T. Strausbaugh Harrisonville, MO Lambda Chi Alpha, House Manager; Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers
Mary J. Strouse Mexico,MO Phi Eta Sigma; Tau Beta Pi; American Society of Engineering Management; Newman Center; Kappa Delta Robert A. Sullivan Ballwin, MO Radio Club Bharat D. Suvagia Elgin, IL American Institute of Chemical Engineers; Alpha Chi Sigma; Intramural Sports Todd A. Sweeney St. Charles, MO Intramural Manager's Association, President; Sigma Chi; American Society of Mechanical Engineers; Pi Tau Sigma Stephanie A. Swift Bixby, OK Varsity Soccer; American Society of Engineering Management, Vice President, Treasurer; MClub, Vice President, Treasurer; Kappa Delta, House Manager, Intramural Manager, Social Mary Pat Swymeler St. Joseph, MO American Institute of Engineering Management; Society of Women Engineers; Societyof Manufacturing Engineers
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Billy R. Talbott Mark D. Strickland Lamar,MO Oak Ridge, MO Baptist Student Union, State Brian R. Talley President; Pi Tau Sigma, TreaParis, MO surer; American Society of MeTau Beta Pi; Pi Tau Sigma; Var- :.chanical Engineers; Student sity Football Activity Fee Board, Chairman; American Society of Heating, Refrigeration, and Air Conditioning Engineers
Michael S. Taphom Belleville, IL Phi Kappa Phi; Tau Beta Pi; Eta KappaNu Nathan V. Taylor Marshfield, MO Baptist Student Union Christopher W. Tepen Florissant, MO American Society of Civil Engineers David P. Theisen Willow Springs, MO American Society of Civil Engineers; Kappa Sigma John L. Thompson Sedalia, MO Sigma Nu; American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics; Student Union Board; Tae Kwon Do Matthew R. Thompson St. Louis, MO Resident Assistant; TJ Hall Association, Floor President Douglas K. Tieber St. Louis, MO Varsity Soccer; American Foundryman's Society; M-Club; Phi Kappa Theta Jeff W. Tottleben East Alton, IL Sigma Pi, President, Vice President, Pledge Trainer, Rush Chairman; InterFraternity Council, President, Rush Chairman; Theta Tau Omega; American Society of Engineering Management; American Society for Quality Control
Michael R. Traver Louisiana, MO Psychology Club, President; Student Council; General Delegation of Independents Kelly D. Tucker-Bernal Mineral Point, MO Koinonia, Secretary; Phi Theta Kappa; Psi Chi; Psychology Club; English Club
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Randall S. Wakeland Keithsburg, IL Varsity Track Larry D . Walker Bridgeton, MO Wan-Muzaili Wan Mahazor Malaysia Muslim Student Association; Malaysian Student Organization; American Society of Mechanical Engineers
LaChelle R. Warbington Poplar Bluff, MO Kappa Delta, Vice President, Social Chairman, Assistant Membership, House Manager; Intercollegiate Knights; HELIX Club; Daughters of the Emerald Derek L. Watkins Republic, MO AmyL. Weber Springfield, MO Sigma Gamma Epsilon; Association of Engineering Geologists; Chi Omega; Lutheran Student Center; Delta Lambda Keith J. Weepie Huntington Beach, CA Phi Kappa Theta, Assistant Steward, Sergeant at Arms; American Society of Mechanical Engineers; Society of Automotive Engineers; American Society of Heating, Refrigeration, and Air Conditioning Engineers, Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer; Intramural Sports Jeffrey A. Wehmeter Gladstone, MO American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Treasurer Robert Weirich Robertsville, MO Baptist Student Union; American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics; Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Gamma Tau Clayton H. Wene Glen Allen, MO Society of Petroleum Engineers, Vice President, President; Tau Beta Pi; Pi Epsilon Tau, President
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Shirley A. Wentland Rolla, MO Economics Club, President Darleen Westcott Lebanon,MO Order of the Sun; American Society of Civil Engineers; Assodation of General Contractors Jack W. White Warsaw,MO Intramural Sports; American Ceramic Society Jackye L. White Lee Summit, MO Eta Tau Alpha, Second Vice President, Activities Chairman; American Ceramic Society; Society for Quality Control; Society of Women Engineers; Society of Engineering Management; Keramos Steven C. White Fulton, MO Student Council; Associated Students of the University of Missouri; Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers Keith P. Whitworth Fenton,MO Intramural Sports; Student Union Board Michael J. Wilhelm Rolla, MO Howard A. Wilkins Harrisonville, MO American Nuclear Society, Vice President; Alpha Nu Sigma, Secretary; Gaming Association, President; Blue Key; Alpha Chi Sigma; Alpha Epsilon Pi
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Mark J. Wrocklage Larry B. Williams St. Louis, MO O'Fallon, MO Kappa Sigma; Theta Tau Omega; Sigma Chi; Miner, Editor in Chief; Association of Engineering Alpha Phi Omega Geologists; Alpha Phi Omega Douglas S. W yant Stoufland, MO Robin L. Williams Tau Beta Pi; Pi Tau Sigma; Phi Mexico,MO Kappa Phi; American Society of American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics; Tau Beta Mecanical Engineers; American Pi; Sigma Gamma Tau, Secretary; Society of Heating, Refrigeration, Baptist Student Union and Air Conditioning Engineers; Kappa Mu Epsilon James A. Wilson Newburg,MO Tau Beta Sigma; Band Christopher J. Yates Ozark,MO Adam L. Wineinger Rolla, MO Elaine M . Yonker Intramural Sports; American Bowling Green, MO Institute of Aeronautics and Chi Omega, Rush Chairman; Astronautics Panhellenic Council, President; Phi Kappa Phi; Phi Eta Sigma; Brian P. Winschel Lambda Sigma Pi Perryville, MO Phi Kappa Theta, Governor, John E. Young Secretary; Varsity Golf; American Osage Beach, MO Society of Mechanical Engineers;
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Tamiko M. Youngblood St. Louis, MO Alpha Kappa Alpha, Secretary, Treasurer, President; National Society of Black Engineers; Cheerleading; Society of Mining Engineers; Toastmasters; Voices of Inspiration James S. Younger Warrensburg, MO American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics; Sigma Gamma Tau J. Casey Yunger Rolla, MO American Society of Mechanical Engineers
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Abbott, Robert 47 Abbott, Wendi 23 Abel, Eric D. 176,212,244 Ablin, Verlito 57 Abraham, Steven 48 Abrams, Chera 21 Abu Bakar, Mohd F. 212, 244 Aburto, Rodrigo 48 ACACIA 24 AcuH, Matthew 43 Acup, Stacey A. 212,244 Adams, Angelika 23 Adams, Loren E. 212, 244 Adams, Marty 57 Adams, Matthew 46 Adams, Michael W. 212, 244 Adams, Scott 150 Agarwal, Vick 212, 244 AhJers, Robert T. 212,244 AIAA 83 A mslie, Jason 46 Akers, William E. 212,244 Akes, Andrew 50,58 A Iemond, Karen 21,47 Alexander, William F. Jr. 212,244 Alfermann, Janet 22 Alford, Kenneth 48 Alfredson, Brian 28, ISO Allar, Timothy 55 Allcorn, Dustin W. 212,244 Alleman, Thomas 48 Allen, Aleta P. 212,244 Allen, Chad 29 Allen, Kristi 21 Allen, Robert 46 A lien Ill, James 54 Alpha Chi Sigma 80 ALPHA EPSILO PI 25 ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA 20 ALPHA PHI ALPHA 26 ALPHA PHI OMEGA 81 Altenbernd, Chris 41 Althoff, Todd 39 Alverson, Christopher 26, ISO American Ceramic Socu!ty 82 Amezaga, Gonz.1lo 50 A min, Jamari 212, 244 Amin, Nimesh 51 An, Pyong K. 212,244 Anast, Bill 35 Anderson, Jim ISO Anderson, Lyman 32 Andrew, Paul 34 Ansel, Jeffrey 47 Anyan, Susan K. 212, 244 Apostol,Jonathan 48 Apperson, Justin E. 41, 53, 212, 244 Arabt,SalmaM. 212,244 Arabi-Katbi, Wael 56 Archibald, Deborah 52 Arens, Cynthia M . 212, 244 Armstrong, JeffreyS. 40, 212, 244 Arnold, Grant 57 Arnold, Matt 58 Arnold, Rebecca 49 Arrowsmith, James 53 Asbury, Sean 44 ASCE B4 Ashwell, Scott 46 ASME 85 Asscl, Gabriel 54
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Association for Computing Machinery 66 Atilaksana, Anuson 212, 244 Atterberry, Scott A. 213, 244 AuciJy, Stephen J. 213,244 Ausdcmore, Douglas 57 Autrey, Jon 5 1 A vise, Bill 30 Aymond, Shanon 47
Bach, Charles S. 213, 245 Bachle, Andrew 56 Backues, Shelly 180, 181 Bacon, Matt 27 Baer, Angie 21 Baer, Bob 58 Bacr, Theodore 48 Baer, Tim 34 Bagley, Stephanie 49, 58 Bahr, Marcus 33 Bahr, Michael 33 Bahr, Steve 42 Bailey, David 48 Bailey, George 32 Bakanowicz, James 33 Baker, Jason 33 Baker, John P. 213, 245 Baker, Todd 40 Bakken, Kory 30 Baldelli, Dave 176 Baldetti, David 34 Baldwin, James H. IU 25,213, 245 Balkenbush, Todd 34 BaUinger, Deena 23 Balmer, Jeff 189 Banks, Eric 51 Banthrongsack, Anousone 57 Barber, Scott 51 Barkau, Lily 49 Barmann, JoAnn E. 49,213, 245 Barmeier, Marc 35 Barnard, Travis 48 Barnhart, Christopher D. 213,245 Barr, David 150 Barr, Ryan 39 Barrett, Beau 51 Barrett, Brooks 51 Barron, Eugene 56 Basham, Aaron P. 213,245 Bast, Kirk G. 213,245 Batcheler, Joseph 47 Baudendistel, Paul 56 Bauer, Joe 40 Bauer, Selena B. 213, 245 Bauer, Tony 50 Baumgardner, Tom 166 Baumgartner, Chris 42 Baxter, Michael 48 Baynham, Steve P. 213, 245 Baysinger, Michael 48 Beaird, Patricia 22 Beard, James 39 Beard, Stuart 35, 189 Becher, Steve 42 Beck, Robert 57 Becker, Robert G. 213,245 Becker, Volkan 43 Becvar, Michael 55 Bedros, llossam G. 213,245 Beebe, Jason 55 Beiter, Renee A. 213, 245 Beli.t, R. Nick 213,245 Bell, Richard 55 Bell, Tim 26 Bell, Timothy 48 Bellora, Val A. 213, 245 Bennish, Melissa M. 213,245 Bequette, David 48 Bergfeld, Tamothy J. 46,213, 245 Bergquist, Derk 51 Berkbigler, Eric 48 Berkclman IV, Carl 56 Bernet, Ronald 44 Bernhard, Dave 42 Berra, Anna M. 213,245 Berry, Jeff 25 Bertel. Jeffrey L. 213, 245 Bes.1ncon, Richard 47 Bessler, Andy 42 BETA SIGMA PSI 27 Sichel, Scott 41
Bicknese, Randy 39 Bicga, Victor 240 Sterling. Eric 48 Baggers, Brad 27 Biggers, Kevin 44 Billingsley, Stephen 5 1 Bingham, Brian 35 Bioanoff, Stephan 34 Biondo, Carl 42 Barkholz, Steven 56 Birlingrnair, Robert II. 214,245 Bishcel, Jennifer 49 Bisset, Christopher 47 Bjcrken, Terrance 43 Black, David 24 Blair, Craig D. 214,245 Blair, John 43 Blanks, William K. 35, 214, 245 Blase, James 56 Blaske, Betsy 23 Blaylock, Tony 50 Blevins, Daniel 34 Blue, Tony 31 Blue Key 88 Blue Sabres 89 Blume, Charles 34 Bockholdt, Chad 54 Bockman, Bill 30 Boehne, Matthew 34 Bogener, Shawn 46 Bohannon, Becky 23 Bohannon, Chris 168 Bohannon, Christina 55 Bohnak, Bob 37 Boles, Jason 44 Boley, Joe 35 Boley ID, Burrel 48 Booth, William 44 Booton, Steven 36 Borah, Chad 156, 157 Borekemeier, Brian 48 Borgerding, John 32 Borgwald, Brad 35 Borho, Steven 36 Borrok, David 46 Bosch, Michael 50, 58, 164 Bossman, Jim 35 Boswell, Randy L. 214, 245 Boulware, Travis 150,176 Bourbon, Jimmy 46 Bowers, Neil A. 214,246 Bowness, Terence C. 214,246 Boyanchek, Jim 27 Boyce, Matt 40 Boyer, Chris 21 Br<Jasch, Bill 27 Brad ley, Aaron 32 Brady, Daniel G. 214,246 Brady, G. Allen 214,246 Brannan, D. Keith 214, 246 Brassel, James 52 Braud, Melissa 55 Braun, Kevin 27 Breck, Patrick 33 Breite, John D. 214,246 Breitenbach, Matt 27 Brennan, Patrick 34 Brewer, Craig 44 Brewer, Todd 28 Brickner, Angie 23, 35 Brinkmann, Matt 40 Broman, Roger 40 Brooks, David M. 54,214, 246 Bross, Maik 48 Brown, Donnie 156, 164,166, 166 Brown, Ellen J. 57, 214,246 Brown, Joshua 44 Brown, Kristine A. 214,246 Brown, Leroy 40 Brown, MichaelS. 214,246 Brown, Timothy 46 Brownell, Chris 150, 176 Broyles, Bill W. 37,214,246 Bruce, Carl R. 44,214,246 Brunner, Lynette 2 1 Bruns, Susan A. 214, 246 Bruss, Mark 27 Bryan, Benjamin 46 Bryan, Jason 53 Bryan, Timothy 48 Bryant, Cassandra 214,246 Buatte, Vance 39 Buchholz, Steve 42 Bucklew, Bill 35 Buckley, Jared 25
Budd, Frl>derick 48 Bucncm,lnn, \.latthew C . 214, 246 Bul!"'-h, Apnl 55, 180 Buethe, Bryan 27 Buie, Aaron 48 Bujnak, Thomas 39 Bull, Marion 55 Bull, Nathan L. 214, 246 Bullah, Sean 156, 157 Bumgardner II, Thomas 56 Bumgarner, Cheryl D. 215, 246 Bunyard, Bradley A. 215, 246 Burford, John 57 Burkemper, Henry 42 Burkemper, Scott 32 Burkett, Kevin 30 Burkhalter, Eric 39 Burkhalter, Karl F. 215, 246 Burlison, Brian 39 Burner, Jeffrey 46 Burnette, Jim 42 Burns, Lorraine 57 Burns, Melissa 47 Bums, Seth 29, 150 Burwell, Lisa 180 Buschjost, Ryan 34 Bush, James 44 Bushey, David R. 32,215,246 Buss, Jeffrey 28, 150 Button, Edward 28, 150 Byars, Zach 48 Bytnar, Laura 21
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Dace, Jarrett 28, 150 Dahlgren, Craig 55 Dahlgren, Scott j . 55, 207,216,247 Dale, Kimberly A. 21,160, 163,216,248
Daly, Scan 48 Dampier, Sharon K. 216,248 Dandurand, Keith 29 Daniel, Chad 29 Daniels, james 57 Daniels, Jeffrey 50 Daniels, Kurtis J. 216,248 Danz, Mike 42 Darrah, Dustin 46,150 Daschkc, Kim 21 Dasta, Dominic 44 Daud, Farik 216, 248 Daud, Mohd M. 216,248 Daughters of Diana 91 Daughters of the Emerald 92 Davcnport,Julie 47 Davenport, T. j . 21 Davidson, Kenneth N. 34,216,248 Davidson, Scott 40 Davis, Andrew 46 Davis, Greg 34 Davis, john F. 216, 248 Davis, Richard 50 Davis, Steven 56 Davis, Tracey 47 Davis, William 53 Davison, Brian 57 Davison, Doug 30 Dawson, C hris 164, 165 Day, Cecil C. 58, 216, 248 De Stefano, Michael 56 DeArmond, Dan 40 DeBourge, Michelle 23 Dedic, Stacey 23 DeGonia, Tom 150 Degonia II, Thomas 28 Deimeke, Michael S. 46, 216, 248 Deis, jennifer 47 Dejtiranukul, Tinate 48 Deles, Brad ley 54 DELTA SIGMA PHI 28 DELTA TAU DELTA 29 Dennett, athan 27 Denney, Brett 39 Dennis, Greg 176 Denton, Jennifer 55 Denzer, Gregory D. 44,217,248 Derner, David). 217,248 DeSchepper, Kerri 168 Deters, Don 42 Dettwiler, eil 27 Diamond, Mark 150 Dickenson, Teresa M. 180,217,248 Dickherber, Julie 23, 35 Dicknette, Ryan 46 Dicks, D.wc 40 Diesen, Stephen j. 217,248 Dill, Karin 55 Dimmick, Marijo 160 Ding, L1i H. 217, 248 Dingman, Scan 40 Dionne, Bruce 34 Distler, Craig 47 Divin, William B. II 34,217,248 Dixon, Vaneda 47 Do, Trung 42 Doan, Scott I I. 217,248 Dobson, Pmal 34 Doing, Stacy 22 Dolan, Z.1k E. 36,217,248 Dolejsi, Charles F. 217,248 Donnelly, julie 49, 58, 146, 148, 189 Doria-Medina, Karrie D. 217, 248 Dorn, John 39 Doster, Branden 25 Dove, Mich~el 44 Down to Ea rth 93 Downes, jennifer 23 Drake, Michael 44 Drake, Steve 30 Droege, Curtis R. 217,248 Drumm, Scott 55 Dry, Kevin 176,177 DuBois, Geoffrey 46, 150 Duckcring, Brooke 52 Duckcring, Brooke A. 217,248 Dudeck, jane 47 Dudenho<'ffer, john P. 217, 248 Dudkowska, Brian 46 Dufner, Angae 47 Dufur, David E. 217,248 Dumaine, Willie 48 Dumortier Jr., Steven 39 Dunbar, jona than 47 Dunehew, J. Matthew 217, 248
Dunchew, Matt 40 Dunning, Erica 23 Dunnington, Travis 32 Duong, Chris D. 217,248 Durand, Brian 33 Durbin, Mark 39 Durbin, Todd 30 Dwyer, Matthew 39 Dye, Bobby 33 Dye, Daniel 25
Easley, Erica 49, 58 Easley, Mike 57 Easley, Warren 54 Eatherton, William 54 Eberle, Mark 48 Ecker, Michael 39 Eckrich, )ames 39 Economics Club 94 Edgar, Brian 56 Ed wards, Lis.1 52 Edwards, Shawn D. 217, 249 Edwards, Talion 150 Edwards, Tony 50 Edwards, William 51 Eftink, Sandra 49 Eggers, Christopher 54 Eggers, Paul 27 EIGHT SOUTH 52 Eilerman, Steven E. 217, 249 Ektennanis, Erik 57 Elder, Ron 48 ELEVEN SOUTH 53 Ellebrech t, JeffreyS. 217,249 Ellerman, john E. 217,249 Elliott, Michael 48 Ellis Jr., Michael 39 Elmer, Erich 44 Elze, Dan 27 Emore, Graham 55 Engelbrecht, jeffrey 39 Engel meyer, Mark D. 218, 249 Engineering, Aerospace 263 Engku Mohd Anuar, E. 249 English Club 95 Engman, Steve 25 Engstrom, Casey 242 Engstrom, Cass.1ndra L. 218, 249 Epley, Teresa 47 EPSILO , SIGMA PHI 39 EPSILON, TAU KAPPA 42 Erickson, James 43 Erker, Jeffrey 39 Erni, Daniel 48 Erp, )ens 48 Eslinger, Michelle 52 Esparrago, jeff 37 Esparrago, jeffrey). 218, 249 Espinos.1, Lvaro 54 Esry, Shawn 46 Estes, Michael 51 Etchemend y, Matt 27 Evans, Douglas 39 Evans, Dougla; r. 218, 249 Evenson, Tim 42 Everding, David G. 218,249 Everett, Phihp 48 Everrit, Chn;tina 47 Everson, Aaron 48 Everson, David 48 Ewens, jeff 53 Ewens, Jeffery 46 Ewers, Ken 39
Faenger, Timothy 33 Faherty, Bill 156, 158 Faherty, William 39 Falk, John 48 Falke, Tanya 47 Falke, Tanya M. 218,249 Falkenhain, Linda L. 218, 249 Falkenrath, Richard 33 Fane, Derrick 30 Farmer, Dan 47 Farmer, Thomas L. 218, 249 FARRAR HALL 57
Farrenburg, C had 30 Farwig, Mike 42 Faulkner, Gina 23 Fechter, james P. 218, 249 Fehrmann, Ron 27 Felton, Brett 30, 176 Feltrop, Edward). 218,249 Feltz, jeffrey 33 Fennewald, Keith 44 Fensterman, Rona ld 48 Feycrabend, Matthew 51 Fielding, Lynne W. 218, 249 Fields, John 43 Figge, Chris 39 Figge, Chris E. 218,249 Finley, Charlie 150, 195, 1958 Finley, Fred ISO Finley, Rick 30 Finnell, )on 50,51 Fiorella, Tricia A. 218,249 Fischer, Douglas 33 Fitz, )ames S. 218,249 Fitzgerald, Mike 54 FIVE O RTH 47 FIVE SOUTH 50 Flahive, Josephine 49 Flake, John 40 Flake, john P. 218, 249 Flauaus, Brad 37 Fleig, Roger 54 Flenting, Kris 23 Flenting, Kristine M. 218,249 Florence, Lister 26 Flynn, Daniel 57 Foerste, Jeff 40 Fogle, Steve 42 Foldesi, Todd 47 Folkerts, Carla 55 Font, jose 48 Ford, Steven J. 218,249 Foreman, Anthony 51 Forinash, Brian 46 Fomango, Robert 46 Fortelka, Brian ISO Foster, jeffrey 46 Foster, Matt 50 Foster, Price 51 FOUR NORTH 47 FOUR SOUTI1 50 Fox, Charles 50 Fox, Charles A. 218, 249 Fox,jon 52 Fraley, Christopher 28 Francis, Chris 25 Frank, Mary 49, 58 Frank, Steven 53 Franklin, Todd 164, 184 Frans, Larry 28 Frazier, Bryce 43 Freeman, Heather 55 Freiberger, Kim E. 218,249 French, Adam 39 Freudenthal, Kimberly 47 Fridley, Craig 39 Fridley, Craig A. 219,250 Fridley, Mike 32 Friedman, Danid 34 Friesner II, jack 54 Frisbee, Dirk 144, 189 Fritsch, Eric 53 Front, Leslie 23 Fry, Lori 57 Fulkerson, Steven L. 219, 250 Fullerton, Brent 53 Fulton, Doug 150 Fulton, Douglas 28 Fussner, Anthony 44
Gabriel, Boston 57 Gaddie, Linda 55 Gailey, Joseph 46 Galbraith, Mike 39 Ga le, A lonna 20 Galik, Robert 39 Gallop, Archie 37 Galluzzo, Mike 35 Camby, Jack 50, 58 Gammon, Mark 30 Gang, Craig 54 Gann, Todd 46, 150
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Haase, Ga rry 48 Hackett, Peter E. 220, 251 Haddock, Mark 46 Haggard, Brian 30, 186, 187 JA"lggerty, jackie A. 220,251 Ha\m, Christopher 57 Hah'x: 156 Hahn~ Lee 27 Hakman. Hakan 46 Halbach, Michael R. 220, 251 Halbert, Gary 56 Hall, Beth A. 220, 251 Hall, Donald C. Jr. 220, 251 Hall, john F. 220, 251 HALL, KELLY 54, 55 Hall, Michael 54 Hall, Wynn 56 Halladay, Harry 46 Halpin, Barbara A. 220, 251 Halpin, Susan 21 Halter, Darin 25 Hamilton, C had 28, 150 Hamilton, Dave 40, 142 Hamilton, Logan 48 Hamling, Gilbert 54 Hamme, Ronald T. 43, 220, 251 Hampel, Daryl 47 Hamper, Daryl 58 Hang Gliding 96 Hansen, Amy 52 Hanson, Peter 54 Harashe, Rod 32 Hardin, Eric 39 Hardin, William 51 Hardy, Bryan 55 Harmon, Brook 53 Harmon, Brook L. 220, 251 Harper, Gregory 56 Harrington, )aces 41 Harris, Brian 57 Harris, Brooke M. 220,251 Harris, Ea rl 40 Harris, Scott 41 Harris, Tori L. 220, 251 Harrison, Lisa 47 Harry R. Halladay, Jr. 220, 251 Hart, Mark 25 Hart, Thomas). 221,251 Hartleroad, john 33 Harton, Terry 164, 167 Hartwig, Michael 44 Harvey, jesse 54 Harvy, Brad 25 Hasenstab, Tom 176 Haskenhoff, Scott 35 Hassinger, Henry E. 221,251 Ha ynes, Tony 40 Haywood, john 43 Hazen, Gary 50 Hazen, Kristoffer 48 Head, Gregory 28 Hedgpeth, jeffrey 30 Heffner, jeffrey 39 Heien, Eric 56 Heikkinen, David 33 Heine, Gregory S. 221, 251 Heinemann, Kristi 21 Held, Fred H. III 221,251 Helleny, Nadra 22 Helms, Travis 35 !-Iemmer, Dave 42 Hemmer, David W. 221, 251 Henggeler, joseph 52 Henry, Matt 150, 153 Henry, Matthew 33,51 Henry, Rick 150, 151 Hentges, Allen 34 Herbold Jr., Carl 46 HeriJord, Brian 48 Herndon, Laura 22 Herrmann, john 39
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Hertel, jay 184, 185 Herzog, Angie 21 Herzog, jeffrey 39 Herzog, jeffrey A. 221, 251 Hetrick, Rob 40 Hettinger, joseph 34 Hicks, David 30 Hicks, Kevin 24 Highfill, Gary R. 221, 252 Hill, Michael L. 221,252 Hillman, Tonya 47 Hilse, Tara 49, 180 Hilzinger, Kirk 39 Himstedt, Brian 55 Hines,Clayton 44 Hinson, Jason 39, 176, 179 Hirner, Cary 39 History Club 97 Hlavsa, Brian 48 Ho, Jeff 221, 252 Hodge, Wesley D. 221, 252 Hodges, Eric 48 Hoech, Raita 47 Hoeker, Jarrod B. 221, 252 Hoer, Chris 46 Hofeling, Anthony 46 Hoffman, Dyrk 48 Hoffman, Steve 40 Hoguet, Dennis 48 Holland, Timothy E. 221,252 Hollensteiner, David 48 Holm, Michael 54, 175 Holmes, Michael 36 Holt, Brian 40 Holt, Brian N. 221,252 Holt, Tom 35 Holthaus, Brian 34 HOLTMAN HALL 57 Holtmann, C hristopher 221, 252 Holzman, john 54 Hoog, Robert 51 Hoog, Robert L. 221,252 Hoog, Victoria C. 221, 252 Hooper, Charles A. 221, 252 Hooper, john 39 Hoppe, Bradley 48 Hord esky, jeffrey 33 Hormell, Robert 56 Horn, Douglas 57 Hornburg, joseph 33 Horstmann, Vicky L. 221, 252 Hostetter, Steve 142, 143,145,191 Hotop, Darrin 34 Howard, Steve 150,189 Howard, Steven 26 Howel, Ruben 150 Howell, David 46 Howell, Ruben 56 Hrbacek, Gregory 39 Hrbacek, Scott 48, 58 Hsu, Ju Chien 57 Huang, Michael C. 221, 252 Hubbard, Gary 52, 176 Hubbell, Christopher 29 Huber, Laura 207 Huber, Mark 39 Huber Jr., Richard 54 Huddle, Steven 39 Hudson, Darryl 50 Hudson, jason 32, 186,187 Hudson, Melissa 180,183, 189 Hudson, Michael 46 Hudson, Tricia 23 Hu ecker, jon 164 Hu egerich, Michael L. 221, 252 Hu et, Christopher 28 Hu ettenmeyer, Jeff 42 Huff, Don 150 Huffman, Chris W. 222, 252 Hug, Kevin 150 Huggans, Sean 150, 152, 155 Hughes, jason 52 Hughes, Mark 56 Hughes, Michael 184 Hughes, Troy 30 Hulshof, Catheri ne 49 Humfeld, Amber 55 Hummel, james 54 Humphrey, Jimmie 41 Humphrey, John 44 Humphrey, John G. 222, 252 Hunnius, Brian 39 Hunsicker, jem1y 21 Hunt, Brandon 44 Hunt, Daron 50
Hunt, Ron K. 222, 252 Hunter, Mary 22 Hunterbrinker, Rich 42 Huonker, Kim 23 Hurt, jeff 189, 190 Huskamp, Christopher 54 Husman, Eric 42 Hutchison, Robert 48 Hutson lll, Samuel 26 Hyatt,Christopher 50
'l Ibrahim, Mohd P. 222, 252 llges, David N. 222,252 Ilium, jason 150, 152 Imhoff, Jeff A. 222, 252 Inane, Gokhan 47 lnce, Melissa 23 India Association 98 lngerly, Doug 54 Ingram, Mark T. 222, 252 IRC 59 Ireland, john 55 Ireland, Kelley 51 Iriyagolle, Rohan 48 lrons, jenni fer 55 Irwin, Travis 40 Iverson, john 57 Iverson, john L. 222, 252 lves, Robert 34, 150
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Jones, D.1nicl 57 Jones, Jerome 50 )ones, Joseph 34 )ones, Joseph G. 223, 253 )ones, Lindell B. Jr. 223, 253 jones, Lisa 55 jones, Michael 48 Jones, Todd M. 223,253 Jones, Torrance 31 joyce, Pete 32 Jozwiak, Kelley 23 Juenger, Justin 50 Junkins, Mark 53
Kacer, Chri~ta 52 Kadir, Masran 223,253 Kainady, Shawn 54 Kaller, Shelly L. 223, 253 Kane, Mary 23, 160 KAPPA ALPHA 30 KAPPA ALPIIA PSI 31 KAPPA DELTA 22 KAPPA SIGMA 32 Kappelmann, Scott D. 223, 253 Karfs, Fra nk 34 Karraker, Daniel 0. 50, 223, 253 Kasten, Quentin 39 Kastler, James 50 Kato, Miyoshi 57 Kayadarma, Martin 54 Kaznica, Marc 51 Kearbey, Eric 164 Kebei,Shawn 53 Keck, Anita 168, 170 Keen, Trod 47, 180, 181 Keence, Jennifer 49 Keeton, Joe 150, 189, 195, 1958 Keiser, Mark C. 223, 253 Keith, Brandon 48 Keith, Dustin N. 223,253 Kelemetc, Stephanie 55 Keller, Anita 47 Keller, William 46 Kelly, Scott 56 Kelsheimer, Todd 25 Kempfer, Aaron 34 Kendrick, Bradley 33 Kennedy, Christopher 28, 150, 152 Kent, Randall 43 Keonig, fan 57 Keramos 99 Keran, Jeffrey 13. 223, 253 路 Kerns, James 44 路 Kersten, Katherine 47, 168 Kertz, Anthony 39 Ketcherside, John 39 Keutzer, Stephen 41 Kilby, LeAnne 21 Kilgore, Mark 44 Kilian, Scan 156, 157, 158, 159 Kill, Mike 34 Kilwin, Beth 23 Kim, Andrea R. 47,223,253 Kim, Hui C hol 47 Kim, Young 53 Kimin, Hairul 223, 253 Kimmel, Kerry P. 142, 189,223,253 ._.King, Jacqueline 56 King, Jacqueline M. 223,254 King. Jeffrey II . 223, 254 King. Jon 26 l<ing. Kristan 49, 180, 182 <ing. Mall 29 IGng. Mike 40 iilllg, Timothy R. 223,254 ton, Paul 46 pping. Mark J. 223, 254 by, Kurt 51 chner, Eric 47 :irn, Michael 48 ixmillcr, Randy 24 jar, Michael 51,58 Clad iva, Debbie 23 f<ladiva, Deborah A. 223, 254 Ia us, Christopher 57 ,Jein, Steve 34 Clenklen, Brian 43 l<liethermes, Thomas 48 \liewer, Lynda 21 Kloeppel, Brad 37, 150
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Knapp,Joe 150 Knerr, Mark 41 Knicker, Jay 34, 156, 157, 159 Knoll, Andy 35 Knox, Camille 47 Knudson, Shannon 23, 47 Knutelski, James P. 224, 254 Koby, Smith 52 Kochanowicz, Ron 142,143,145,189 Koehler, Piper 49 Koelling, Brian 35 Koepke, Darrin 53 Koffman, Michael 39 Koike, Ayako 23,224,254 Kolb, Doug 34 Kolodziej, Kathy 57 Koopman, Rayna 23 Kopplin, Kara ). 224, 254 Korte, Kei th 33 Koscielski, Dennis 34 Koscielski, Ti mothy S. 224, 254 Kottwitz, Andy 25 Kraft, Kerri 21 Krause, Douglas 30 Krause, Randall 54, 142 Krebs, Pamela M. 224, 254 Kreisel, Kirk 46 Kreis~. Kurt J. 224, 254 Kremer, Greg 34 Kronk, Damon 184 Krueger, Jeff D. 224,254 Krueger, Kara 52 Krull, Chris 32 Kruse, Ann E. 224, 254 Kuchinski, Brian E. 224, 243, 254 Kuchler, Joseph 46 Kuenzel, Melissa 23 Kuhlmann, Keith 27, 51 Kuhn, Brian 47 Kuhne, Pat 34, 156 Kuhne, Tricia 160, 161 Kulifey, Chris 57 Kump, Christine 22 Kumpical, Jackie 23 Kungwankrai, Thaweechai 47 Kunkel, Matthew 55 Kunt~. Edwin 48 Kunz, Chris 50 Kunze, Steve 57 Kuo, Shao- Li 224, 254 Kusterer, Paul J. 224,254 Kuta, Jeffrey D. 174, 224, 254 Kutt.,Greg 34 Kvetensky, Jocc 52, 168, 170, 171
l..acavich, Jeffrey 39 Lacey, Brad 46 Lack, Michael 39 Lair, Stephen 33 Lalumandier, Gary 39 Lamb, David 55 LAMBDA C HI ALPHA 33 Lambert, Melissa 22 Lambertson, Nancy 47 Lammers, Dan A. 224, 254 Lancia, Frank 46 Land, Christine 47 Landgraf, John 42 Landwehr, Eric 34 Lane, John 150 Lane, Stephen 33 Lang, Robert 39 Lang, Steve 58 Lang, Steven 48 Lange, Cary 150 J..angendocrfer, Sandra 22 Lansberry, Mark 53 Larkin, Tosha 47 Larrigan, Jennifer 47 J..ar~n. Christopher J. 224, 254 Larson, Michael 28 l..ascoe, Duane 48 J..ascy, Brian 33 Lasswell, Scott 34 Latiff, Mohamad Abdul 212, 244
Laurent, Ross 34 Lawrence, Brian 39 Lawrence, Jon 51 Lawrence, Joshua 30 Lawrence, Mickey 50 Lawson, Dennis 48 Lawver, Jonna J. 21, 224, 255 Leach, Chris 37 Leap, Matthew 29 Lear, Michael W. 37, 224, 255 I..<Xlgerwood, Laura 56 l..cc, Amy 56 l..cc, Larry 31 Lee, Meeli 47 Lee, Vanita H . 224, 255 Lehmann, Michael 48 Leiber, Kurt M. 224, 255 Leimkuehler, Scott W. 224, 255 Leingang. Robert C. 224, 255 Lema, Rebecca L 225, 255 Lemme!, Shannon 49 Lemongelli, Usa 180 Lenoir, Dominic 26 Leon, Stephanie 22 Leong, Dennis 48 Leuch t, Kurt 46 Lewallen, Jeffrey 47 Lewandoski, Mark 42 Lewis, Jason 35 Lewis, Timothy 54 Lewis, Todd W. 225, 255 Licklider, Matthew A. 30, 225, 255 Light, Anna R. 22, 225, 255 Lightfoot, Brian 44 Lillard, Michelle 23 Lim, Chien 52 Limpiphiphatn, Rodney 51 Lind, George M. 57, 225, 255 linde, Cat 21 Lindner, Valarie 55 Lindstrom, Chris 27 Ling, Denise 52, 58 Ling, Philip W. 225, 255 Link, Scott 30 J..innebach, Steven 48 Lipoma, Charles 54 l..isterund, Eivind 150,153 Litchfield, Barry 48 Litle, Robyn 49 Little, Chad 58 littlefield, Philip 48 Llewellyn, Jennifer 23, 238 Loafman, Craig 30 L..ochirco, John 34 Loethen, Joseph Q. 225, 255 Lofton, Sharon 20 l..ohe, Diane 49 Lohman, Tom 50 Long, Chris 150 Long. Matthew 47 J..otz,John 39 Lounsbery, Joseph 48 Love, Sally M. 225, 255 Lovejoy, Jason 30 l..owderman, Brian 50 Lowe, Bob 25 Lowe, Kevin 176 Lowry, Anthony 55 Lowry, Anthony M. 225, 255 Lowry, David J. 225, 255 Lowry, Kent). 225, 255 Lowson, Rick 53 Loya, Julie 49 Lucas, Lisa 57 Ludwick, oel 53,58 Ludwig. Daniel 29 Ludwig. Eric 47 Ludwig. john A. 225, 255 Luebbert, Daniel 0. 225, 255 Luebbert, Gary 34 Lucckenotto, Philip 34 Lurode, Mark J. 34, 225, 255 Lurodecke, jeffry 48 Lupo, Sky 28, 150 Lusby, Cheryl 47 Lust,Jon 44 Lutin, Kevin 46 Lynch,SharonJ. 225,255 Lynch, Tinlothy 39 Lynch, Travis 30 Lynchard, Steven 33
Macey, Scott 40 MacGregor, icholas 56 Mack Ill, James 30 Mac eil, William 50 Maddox, Brian 48 Maes, Greg 207 Maier, Brian 36 Malin, Brian 33 Maloney, Ca thlin 160, 162, 163, 168 Maminuddin, Khairil A. 225,255 Mandry Jr., Thaddeus 33 Mangogna, Brian 39 Manis, Peter 46 Mann, Michael D. 225, 255 Mansfield, Chris 40 Marching Band 119 Markell,Joshua 56 Markiewicz Jr., Robert 47 Marks, Jennifer 56 Marler, Tammy 57 Marstall, Michael 56 Martens, Jeremy 48 Martin, Carol A. 52, 225, 255 Martin, Dale 164 Martin, Ted 40 Martine, Andrew 34 Martinex, Ken 42 Martinez, Greg 42 Maschler, Dav1d 43 Mason, Amy L 225, 255 Mason, April 21 Mason, Rakiyah 190 Massey, Brent 48, 176, 177 Masterson, Matthew 44 Mathes, Stacy 168, 169, 171 Mathews, Mike 37 Matlock, Eric 30 Matt, Christian 48 Matthes, Amy 55 Matthews, Matt 50, 150 Maus, Therese 47 May, Micheal 34 May, Vernon S. 225, 256 Mayabb, Pat 40 Mayfield, icolc 49 Mayhew, Donald B. 226, 256 Mays, Darrell 50 MCA ERNEY HALL 56 McBride, Patricia 55 McCall, Jerry 46 McCalla, Phil). 32 McCalla, Philip J. 226, 256 McCandliss, George 36 McCarter, Karissa D. 168, 169, 170,226,242,
256 McCarthy, Daniel B. 226, 256 McClain, Mary K. 21,226, 256 McCormack, V1ctona 56 McCormick, Paul 33 McCoy, Jaime 52 McCoy, Jeremy R. 226, 256 McCrary, Tim S. 226, 256 McCray, Gerald R. 226, 256 McCune, David 48 McCune, Natalie 21 McDona ld, Tauquincy 49 McDowell, Donald 56 McFarland, Jason 37 McGatha, )esse 52 McGatha, Richard 52 McKay, Matthew L. 226, 256 McKechnie, Robert R. 32, 226, 256 McKee, Brandon W. 226, 256 McMackin, Jay 57 McMahon, Thomas 48 McMenamin, Kuk 29 McMurray, Mary 47 McNeil, Candace 47 McNeill, Sean 40 McQuality, Matt 35 Md-Taib, Yazid 226,256 Meder, Barbara K. 226, 256 Medlin, )ames 39 Meers, Lenny 27 Mehaffy,Scott 41 Mehta, Farida 57 Meier, Kevin C. 37, 226, 256 Meiser, Matthew 46 Meister, Eric F. 226, 256
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Melick, Til mann 33 Melton, Samantha 56 Mensing, Roger 44 Meredith, Allan 48 Meriwe the r, jason 24 Merris, Christopher 39 Merritt, Lisa 49 Metzloff, Kyle E. 226, 256 Metzner, Suzanne G. 226, 256 Meyer, Bryce L 226, 256 Meyer, Bryce 53 Meyer, Gregory F. 226, 256 Meyer, john 43 Meyer, Rick 57 Meyers, Doug 25 Meyers, John 30 Meystrik, jeffrey 39 Mezines, Anthony 34 Miano, Michael G. 226,256 Midden, Ed 174 Midden IV, Henry 54 Mihalevich, jay 35 Miles, Robert 57 Millang ue, Rafael 48 Miller, Douglas 54 Miller, Elizabeth A. 227, 257 Miller, james 29, 46 Miller, Kevin 40 Miller, Richard 41 Miller, Scott 54 Milliga n, Mark j. 227,257 Minicky, jo hn 34 Mink, Denis 35 Minor, john W. 227, 257 Mische, Amy 22 Misner, Charles A. 227, 257 Missouri Miner 101 Mitchel, Jeff 177 Mitchell, Christopher 30 Mitchell, jeffrey A. 176, 227,257 Mitchell, Sha ne 32 Mittenzwey, Billy 40 Moats, MichaelS. 227, 257 Modi, Maulik 50 Moellring. David H. 227, 257 Mohanakumar, Ampa lavanar 52 Mohd, E. Engku Anuar 218 Molner, Lisa 23,160, 161 Monson, Neil 41 Montefusco, julie 23 Moody, Les 150 Moody, Robert 44 Mooney, Lisa 47 Moore, Melissa 23, 160, 161 Moore, Roderick 50 Moppins, Brad 37 Moppins, Bradley H. 227, 257 Moran, Mike 35 Morand, Jayson 47 Morris, Don 164 Morris, Kim 189 Morris, Ryan 164, 186 Morrow, Greg 42 Morrow, Timothy E. 227, 257 Moses, Eric 40 Moulin, Krista 47 Muehe, Tara 21, 47 Mueller, Brian 56 Muelle r, Chri s 34 Mulanax, Erin 21 Mullen, Carl 176 Mullen, Deuce 164 Mullin, Mark 194 Munoz, Mark 54 Munro, jo hn 30 Munsey,James 39 Murawski, Thomas 54 Murphy, Bradley 47 Murphy, Charles 57 Murphy, Danne 22 Murphy, Mark 42 Murphy, Sean 36 Murrell, Carmen 58 Mustafa, Ahmed 227, 257 Myers, Charles 56 Myers,jamie 52 Myers, jason 39 Myers, Ray 57 Myers,Stcphe n 48 Myers, Tom 42 Myron, Julie A. 227, 257
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Nachtmann, Frank 39 Nagel, Jennife r A. 47, 227, 257 Naseri, Bchnaz M. 227, 257 Near, Tom 32 eal, Colette M. 20, 227, 257 Neal, jam.-.r 35 Neemann, jef(rey 39 Neill, Nancy 23 Nelson, Bradley S. 57, 227, 257 elson, Bryan 32 Nelson, Erika 55, 168 Nelson, Greg 39 Nelson, Mark W. 37, 227, 257 estler Jr., Albert 55 etter, David 41 Nettesheim, john 55 Nettleton, Brian R. 53,227,257 Neuner, Mike 34 e wburry, Don 150 e wby, Mark 57 Newkirk, Travis S. 39,227, 257 Nguyen, Thuc 50 Ng uyen, Tom M. 227, 257 ichols, Aaron 51 icholson, Stephen 48 Nickolaus, Dawn L 23, 227, 257 Niehaus, Bryan 50 Niehaus, Christina 47 iehaus, Karen 21 Nield, Thomas C. 228, 257 Nielson, )a y 54 Niemeier, Fred 32 NINESOUTH 52 ix, Darin 32, ISO, 176 oble, Rob ISO, 151, 152, 154 Noble, Robert N. 228,257 ofzinger, Matthew 46 ojima, Tatsuya 57 oll, Walter 54 Norton, Mark 52 NSBE 102 unley, jim 50 uttmann, Quentin 41 yhuis, Steven 56
O'Brien, Keenan T. 228, 258 O'Brien, Kurt M. 228,258 O'Donnell, Russell 47 O'Donnell, Shawn 53, ISO O'Aaherty, joseph 48, 58 O'Grady, Tyler 57 O'Neill, Brian 32 Oberkirsch, Ben 30 Ochonicky, Michael L. 27, 228, 258 Ockree, Amber 23 O h, Susa n 228, 258 Ohare, Erik S. 228, 258 Ohlms, Todd). 228, 258 Omega Chi Epsilon 103 Omega Sig ma 104 Oppeau, Todd 32 Orange, Lamont 26 Orf, Terence L. 228,258 Orr,J ulie 23 Osick, Lesley G. 228, 258 Osman, Ghia th 57 Osterwise, Robert 46 Oswald, Ronald). 37, 228, 258 Otten, Aaron 54 Overturf, Brian 50 Ow, Say Lye 56 Owatverot, Thanawut 35 Owens, )ody 30 Owens Jr., Ke nne th 30
Pace, Kory 39 Pagano, Nicole M. 228, 258 Pahl, Robert 39 Palovick, Greg 56 Pard un, Rick 53 Park, Chun 37
Parker, Matthew 228, 258 Parmeley, Mike 164, 167 Parson, Dona ld 56 Parson, Kari 23 Parton, julie 47 Paskiewic-J., jeffery 55 Passanise, Angela 21, 160, 161 Patel, Pragna G. 228, 258 Pazdera, Tom 25 Pearson, jennifer 22 Pecora, Charles William 46 Peeler, Darren 39 Pence, Bria n 46 Perkins, Libby 49 Perry, Raymond 57 Persson, Paul 51 Peters, Cynthia 56,160, 161, 162,189 Peters, Eric 47 Peters, jason 57 Peters, Robert 56 Peters, Sean 42 Peterson, April 49 Peterson, Carolyn 23 Peterson, Christine 23 Peterson, jenni D. 206, 228, 258 Peterson, Kirk 32 Peterson, Troy 25 Petit ill, Charles 43 Petrovich, Daniel 56 Pfeuffer, Chris 27 Pfleegor, Michael 48, 58 Phaloprakarn, Saran 57 Phelps, Keith 36 PHI KAPPA THETA Philips, Ma rshall 51 l' hillips, Benita F. 228, 258 Phillips, Marsha ll 58 Phillips II, William 48 PI KAPPA ALPHA 35 PI KAPPA PHI 36 Pi Tau Sig ma 105 Picolet, Dale 39 Pierce,jim 50 Pierce, Theres.1 55 Piggott, john 57 Pinckert, Carl 48 Pingel, john 33 Pinkley, Gary 56 Piper, Timothy 52 Piskorsk i, Te rry 42 Place, Daphne 47, 58 Platz, Ro nald 57 Pohl,Amy 21 Pola nd, Victor 34 Po litte, Marcie 21 Polk, Larry 37 Pollard, Laurence 54 Polson, Scott 39 Pool, Gregory 53,58 Postlewait, jeffrey 39 Po tter, Gary 39 Potter, Michael j. 39, 228,258 Powell, Khan 46,184 Powers, Eric S. 228, 258 Pratt, Cath leen A. 23, 228, 258 Preis, Doug 53 !'reston, S.1 rah 142, 146, 189 Preston, Thomas 46 Price, Bradley 30 Prichett, Lisa 20 Pritchard, Lawanda M. 228, 258 Priuker, Matthew 55 Protzman, Roger 57 Provence, Mike 189 Pruett, Timo thy 39, 176 Puckett, Noelle 21 Puder, Craig 25 Puetpaiboon, Walailak 57 Puljak, Stephen 44 Pulliam, Audie 52 Pulsipher, Dyan 23 Putnam, Christopher 48
Quimby, Shane 50 Quisenberry, Mark R. 229,258
Race, Susan 56 R,KI.l'r.., CrMg 1-l Radloff Jr., Dougl~s 46 Raiders 106 Rainbolt, Donald E. 229, 237, 258 R.1konick, Michael 53 Ramsey, Brian 48 Randhawa, Preet S. 229,259 Randhawa, Reel S. 229, 259 Randolph, Robert W. Jr. 229, 259 Rasberry, Mark 57 Rassbach, Steve 27 Ratcliff, De nise 22 Ra tliff, Darren R. 229, 259 Rayburn, john C. 229, 259 Rebsamen, Toby A. 229,259 Reddy, Hard agiri 48 Redington, Angie 180 Reed, Chad 48 Reeder, Stephanie A. 229, 259 Reeves, Larry 57 Reeves, Suzanne 21 Rcga n,john 55 Reilly, Kevin 33 Rein, Amy 23, 189 Rein, joseph 41 Reinsch, Frank 43 Reisinger, Leigh 22 Reiter, Chris 42 Renfert, David 34 Renick, Steven 33 Renner, Charles 46 Repetto, Mark E. 53, 229, 259 Repke, Scott 48 Rhoades, Ronald 54 Rhoads, Kristi 56 Rice, Da re n 56 Rice, Ke nne th 26 Rice, Mathew 36 Richards, Don 53, 150 Richards, Randall G. 229, 259 Richardson, G reg 40 Richie, Rebecca 23 Rickard, Alex W. 57, 229, 259 Rickman, joel 39 Riegel, Laura 23 Riggs, Michael 26 Rikand, Elisabeth 22 Riley, Kevin R. 35, 229, 259 Rimmer, Michael D. 34, 229, 259 Ringhausen, Alan 55 Rinker, Robin 21 Risher, Dyan 180, 183,189 Risner, Pat 150 Roberds, Matthew 48 Roberts, Linda 168 Robertson, Bruce E. 229, 259 Robertson, Dwight 28 Robinett, Trent 186 Robinson, Freeman 47 Robinson, james 51 Robinson, Jamie 58 Robinson, Polly 22, 47, 58, 189 Roddiger, Eric 33 Rodenbaugh, Macy 39, 176 Rodenberger, Gerhardt 37 Rodriguez, Eddie 25 Rogado,R.1quel 180 Rogge, Thoma~ 51 Rohlfing, Rick 24 Roland , Richard 46,58 Rollamo 107 Rollet, Michael P. 229, 259 Rollins, Demp&ey 53 Rook, C hristopher A. 229, 259 Rooks, jef( 37 Roos, Matt 27 Roper, Harold D. 229, 259 Roper, Kim 23 Rose, Adam 48 Rosenbaum, Darren F. 39, 229, 259 Rosenthal, Terry 43 Ross, Chad 46 Ross, Darren 25 Ross,Jimmy 57 Ross, Ron 40 Ross, Ronald W. 229,259 Rost, Mark 57 Roth, Mark 27 Roth, Michael D. 27, 230, 259 Rottmann, Dave 42 Roungon, Anthony G. 37, 230,259 Rowe, Keith 34 Ro?..dilski, ta n 54 Rue hling. Stephanie 47
Rupp, Larry F. 230,259 Rush Jr., jeffrey 39 Rushing, james 47 Russell, Rand y 46 Russell, Steven 52 Rustemeyer, Michael A. 230, 259 Ruyle, Timothy 46 Rybak, Clint 35
'S Sabin, Martin 57 : Sachse, Troi N. 230, 259 Saeger, Glen 41 ' Saguto, Donna M. 230, 259 · Saguto, William P. Ill 24, 230, 260 '· St. Pat's Board 108 Sallee, Harold 48 Sa mpson, john 57 Sandifer, jill 23 Sa nick, Lynne 22 Sa ntacruz, Thomas 39 Saranita, Tony 156 Sauer, Amy 47, 160, 161 Sauer, Joseph G. 230, 260 Saunders, Jim 25 Sawyer, Leslie 160 Schac.kmann, Margaret 22 Schad!, Andrew 51 Schaefer, Christina 52 Schaefer, jeff 34, 156 Schaefer, john 34 Schafer, Eric 53 Schafer, Matt 24 Schafer, Rich 25 Schaffer, Byron 46 Schaffer, Robert 55 Schaller, August R. 230, 260 Schambach, Julie C. 230, 260 Schaper, Gary 46 Scharenborg, Thomas 48 Scheiblhofer, Chris 34 , Schiefelbein, Timothy 47 .Schieszer, Douglas 39 · Schilli, Kay F. 230,260 ~ichilling, Kirk 46 Sc hliebe, John 39 Schmaltz, James 55 · S<:hmerer, A vi 44 Schmidt, Aaron 34 Schmidt, Aaron M. 230, 260 ~.chmidt, john T. 230, 260 .~i<:hmidt, jon 27 ~<hmidt, jonathan M. 230, 260 !',chmidt, Lisa M. 230, 260 · Schmitz, Mary jude 55 !!:i<:hnakenberg, Eric 56 Schneid er, Bob 156, 157, 158, 159 Schneid er, Chris A. 230, 260 Schneid er, Robert A. 230, 260 , Schneider, Tim 35 • Schneier, Patrick 55 , Schneller, Brya n 39 !x:hnur, Jennifer J. 230,260 S<:hoby, Keith 142 Schoby, Keith E. 230, 260 Schoeck, Kirk 48 Schoeneberg, Carl 55 Schofield, Teri 180, 181 Schopp, Debbie 23, 57 S<:hortt, Brad 50 Schramm, jeffrey W. 230,260 ·Schrick, Steven 30 ·Sc hroed er, jeff 53,58 Schroed er, john 54 Schroer, julie 22 Schu lte, Alan 34 Schulte, Robert 56 Schultz, Mark 55 Schulze, Bryan D. 231, 260 Schumer, joseph W. 231,260 Schumer, Kimberly 52 Schumer, Kimberly C. 58 Schutte, Robert 39 Schwarz, john 34 Schwent, Matt 150 Schwent, Matthew 39 Schw~1t, Stephen 33 Sciubba, Adolf C. 231, 260 Scott, Brain 46 Scott, Brian R. 231, 260 Scott, Clint 34
Scott, Jeremy D. 231, 260 Scott, Mark 40 Scott, Michael 48 Scott, Travis B. 231, 260 Scott, William 48 Seaman, Eric 44 Sears, Andrew 48 Seavey, Geoff 176 Seener, Thomas 48 Sehrt, Allen 30 Seliner, Mike 40 Selinger, Rebecca 55 Sellersz)r., Thomas 48 Selph, Matt 53 Semler, joe 145 Senechal, Kenneth 46 Sept, Douglas 51 Sequin, Mike 32 Serrage, Michael 41 SEVEN NORTH 48 SEVEN SOUTH 51 Sfreddo, Christina 23 Shackelford, Jeff 40 Shafer, Thomas 39 Shami, Hassan B. 231,260 Shank, Shanon 24 Shankland, Ronald B. Jr. 231, 240, 260 Shao, Ann 231, 260 Shaw, Aaron 30 Shaw, Beth 21 Shaw, Bob 37 Shaw, jeffery 55 Shearer, Heather 49 Shearer, jeffrey 51 Shea rer, Michael 48 Sheehy, Christine 56 Sheehy, Christine A. 231, 261 Sheftick, Krista 55 Sheftick, Krista L. 231,261 Shelden, Eric 39 Shelley, Robert A. 231, 261 Shelor, Troy 52 Shepard , Richard A. 231, 261 Sherlock, Steven 51 Shikles, Ernest C. Ill 231,261 Shine, Tim 32 Shipley, Daniel 41 Shireman, Troy 39 Shivers, Bart D. 231,261 Shore, Cluis 150,154,176 Shores, Erik 52 Short, Kelly 40 Shuib, Surazi 231, 261 Shulfer, Allen 34 Shundo, Ken 42 Sick, Brian 46 Siebert, Ronald 48 Sievers, Michelle 23 Sievers, Michelle D. 231,261 SIGMACHI 37 SIGMA NU 39 SIGMA PHI EPSILON 39 SIGMA PI 40 SIGMA TAU GAMMA 41 Simadiris, Georgios 231,261 Simecek, Mark). 231, 261 Si mmons, Chris 32 Si mones, joseph 55 Simpson, Danny 39, 150 Simrell, Robert 48 Singh, Gagan bind 22 Sinner, james 164 Sipp, David 55 Sipp, Jeanette 57 Sipp, Jeanette L. 231,261 Sirthammasak, Boonchuay 54 Sitton, Brian L. 232, 261 Sitton, Christopher S. 232, 261 SIXNORTH 48 SIXSOUTH 51 Skaggs, Robert 48 Skelton, Jennifer 49 Skikas, Steven 39 Skillington, jeff E. 232,261 Skillington, Jeffrey 30 Slaughter, Kevin 56 SME 109 Smith, Alan 40 Smith, Allison 55 Smith, Amy 49 Smith, C harles A. 232, 261 Smith, C hris 50 Smith, Curt 184 Smith, Curtis 54 Smith, Daniel 48
Smith, David 46 Smi th, Gegory 52 Smi th, Jennifer 47 Smith, jennifer C. 232, 261 Smi th, L. Allen 232, 261 Smi th, Larry 26, 164, 165 Smith, Lisa 23 Smith, Marcus 46, 150 Smith, Mark 44 Smith, Michael 39 Smith, Michael D. 232, 261 Smith, Patrick 39 Smith, Ron 50 Smith, Scott 53, 57 Smith, Sea n 50 Smith, Vernon 30 Smith Ill, Herman 51 Smyser, Christopher 54 Snethen, Leigh 22 Snider, Pat 34, 156 Snow, Brian S. 232, 261, 265 Solar Car Team 110 Sorensen, Craig 150 Sorenson, Craig 189 Sowa, Benjamin 39 Spaethe, Matthew 53 Sparrow, Angelia M. 232,261 Spegal, John 57 Speidel, Brett 39 Spelunkers 111 Spence, Mark 35 Spencer, Brian 32 Spengler, Kevin D. 232,261 Sphar, Hea ther 49 Spiegel, julio 46 Spitzmiller, John 48 Sprenkle, Vincent L. 232, 261 Springs, Eric 47, 176 Spyers, Tim M. 232,262 Spyers, Time 27 Stackhouse, Scott 46 Staehle, Sherry S. 232, 262 Staeh1ing, Nathan 33 Stanfield, james 142, 144 Stanford, Brya n 50 Stanley, Cori 55 Stapornwongku1, Poet 48,58 Starke, Greg 34 Starke, G reg L. 232, 262 Star walt, Stephen 30 Staten, Donald 28 Stead ham, Timothy 55 Stecher, Ken 156, 157 Stecher, Kenneth 39 Steele, Brian 35, 55 Steenrod, Sean 54 Stegeman, Brenda S. 232, 262 Steger, Christopher 36 Steger, Christopher). 232,262 Stegner, Carrie 56 Steidl, Eric 53,58 Steiger, Scott 39 Steiner, Scott 39 Steinkoetter, jim 42 Steinkuehler, Fred 30 Steinmetz, Keith 25 Steinmetz, Ray 25 Steltenpohl, jonathan 36 Stemler, Joe 142, 189 Stemler, joseph N. 232, 262 Stephens, Benjamin 54 Stevens, joseph 48 Stevens, Korena 168, 189 Stevenson, jennifer 55 Stevenson, Kimberly 20 Stevenson, Marcus 26 Stewart, Brad 35 Stewart, Damon 48, 144 Stewart, Gary 34 Stewart, George S. 232, 262 Stewa rt, Michael 47 Stewart, Scott 32 Stikkcrs, janice 49 Stiles, Lisa 23 Still, Camille M. 232, 262 Stirnemann, Michael 41 Stockman, Roger 46 Stodsdill, Susan 22 Stokes, Patrick 41 Stolarczyk, Steve 27 Stoltz, William 33 Stone, John 51 Stone, joseph R. 232 Stone, Robert B. 233
Storm,GregS. 233,262 Stough, Ryan 53 Stout, Ca thy 47 Stranczek,Mark 41 Strassman, Kathleen 47 Stratman, jason 34 Stratman,joann 180 Stratman,joannC. 233,262 Strausbaugh, Mark 33 Strausbaugh,MarkT. 233,262 Street, Angie 23 Stretch, Kerwin 46 Strickland, Mark D. 233,262 Stroker,Stephanie 21 Stroman, Dave 57 Strouse, Amy 22 Strouse, Mary). 233,262 Struckhoff,janice 23 Stuckmeyer,Steven 55 SUB 112 Subbert,Scott 46 Suess, Robert 41 Sullivan, Bob 53 Sullivan, Darren 35 Sullivan, Kevin 51 Sullivan, Robert A. 233,262 Sullivan, Tom 150 Sully, Thomas 50 SumariwaUa,Zubin 57 Summa, Cherie 47 Suttmoeller,Jennifer 52 Su tton, Henry 57 Suvagia, Bharat 46 Suvagia, Bhara tD. 233,262 Svo1opoulos,Greg 57 Swanbeck, Eric 156,157,159, 160 Sweeney, Todd 37 Sweeney, Todd A. 233,262 Swensen, Philip 50 Swift,StephanieA. 233,262 Swiney, Angela 52 Swiney, Angie 58 Swinford,Jim 189 Swinford, Mike 150,208 Swymeler,Ma.ryPat 233,262
7 TableTennisCiub 113 TaeKwonDo 114 Takatz,Mark 43 Talbott,BillyR. 233,262 Talken, David 34 Talley, Brian R. 233,262 Tallon, Robert 30 Taphom, Michae1 55 Taphom,MichaeiS. 233,263 Tapp,A11issa 55 Tarpley,)ohn 30,206 Tate II, Dennis 39 Tattershaii,David 30 TAUKA PPAEPSILON42 Tavenner, Eric 48 Taylor, And rew 44 Taylor, Kevin 33 Taylor, Nathan V. 233,263 Teel,Gregg 28 Teets, Gregory 46 Teiken,)ustin 50,142 Temme, Steve 34 TEN SOUTH 53 Tepen,ChristopherW. 233,263 Terhaar, Daniel 48 Theisen, David P. 233,263 Theissen, Wes 24 THETA,PHIKAPPA 34 TI1etaTauOmega 115 THETAXI43 Thomas,Greg 150 TI1omas,julie 22,55 TI1omas,Shawn 23 TI1omason,Kim 21 Thompson,)ohn 33,39 Thompson,jolm L. 233,263 Thompson, Keith 54 Thompson,Malcolm 150 TI1ompson,Matthew R. 233,263 TI1omsberry,Jami 23 Thornton, Max 32 THREE NORTH 46 THREESOUTH49 Threkheld, TI1omas 46
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Tieber, Doug J.l T1eber, Dougla5 K. 2.13, 263 Tilley, Brian 150 Tilley, Bryan 47 Tmius, )a«<n 29
1)HA 58 Toastm aster:. 116 Tobey, Matt 40 Tomson,Shane 40 Tone Jr., Donald 28 Tonkin ,Scott 175 Tonkins, Scolt 27 Torbit Jr., john 54 Tottleben, Jeff 40 Tottleben, je(f W. 234, 263 Towers, Scott 51 Townes, Malcolm 26 Townley, An drew 33 Trachsel, Da rrcll 25 Tran, Linh 49 Trap & Skeet 117 Traver, Michael R. 234, 263 Treis, Paul 39 Tremblay, Frances 52 TRIANGLE 44 Troosser, Da mel 48 Trussell, j ason 48 Tsoulfanidis, Lena 21 Tucker- Bernal, Kelly D. 234, 263 Turkish Student Association 118 Turley, Matthew 33 Turlin, Dana 47 Turner, Gina 49, 146, 147 Turner, James 47 Turner, Robert 54 Turpin II, Lee 53 Twiehaus, Matt 164 Tw1ehaus, M1chael 39 TWO NORTH % TWO SOUTI I 49 Tyma, John 32 Tyrey, Thomas 57
Uludag. Scrhat 57 Underwood, Steven G. 234,263 Unk, Warren 42 Upp, Chri' 54 Urbane, Angela 47 Utterson, Eric 52
Vaisvil, Ken 40 Va le ntino, Deanna 21 Van Asdalc, Shawn 25 VanDermeulen, eil 27 Van Diggelcn, Trish t68, 170, 171, 189 Vanburen, Kdly 39 Vanderbed., Dan 50 Vandivort, K1rby 55 VanhoogstTate, Kurt 3~ Vnnneman, Michael 39 Vaughan, Martin 51 Vaughn, James 47, 58 Veach, Alva L. 234, 263 Vemireddy, Prashant 5 1 Vcnegoni, Michael 50, 58 VcnJ..er, Dee 23 Vem1an, Bram 29 Villasenor, Chris 0. 234,263 Villines lll , joc 52 Vmcent, \<11chael 54 Vi~itine, Laura 23 Vogt, Mark 48 Vollenweider, David S 234, 263 Vollert, Katherine 55 Voss, Kenneth 30 Voss, Mart y 35
Wacker, B1ll 42 Wadlow, Mary 52 Wagne r, Bryan 51 Wagner Jr., Tomas 41 Wakeland, Randall S. 57, 234, 263
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Wakely, Becky 49 Walker, Larry D. 234, 263 Walker, Stacy 23, 55 Wallcndorff, )effrey 52 Waller, Laura 47, 58 Wallis, Victoria 47 WallocJ.., Gerard 28, 150 Waltcrs, Darren 32 Walton, joy 52 Wan·Mahazor, Wan-Muzaili 234, 263 Warbington, La·Chclle R. 22, 234, 263 Ward, Brent 142 Ward, Chris 1.50 Ward, james 53 Ware, Brett 39 Ware, Jerome 176 Ware IV, James 52 Warren, Anthony 54 Warrick, Elizabeth 49 Warsnak, Richard 39 Watkins, Derek L 234, 263 Watkins, Wendee 55, 180 Watrous, jeffrey 48 Wayman, Marsha 22 Weathers, Maurice 31 Webb, Lisa 56 Weber, AmyL. 21,234,263 Weber, Brenda 55 Weber, Wayne 46 Weepu.•, Keith J. 34, 234,263 Wegman, Linda 49 Wehmeyer, jeHrey A 234, 263 Weiland, Mike 35 Weiner, Scott 28, 176 Weirich, Robert 234, 263 Welge, Samuel 39 Wendeln, Daniel 50 Wene, Clayton I I. 40, 234, 263 Wentland, Shirley A. 234,264 Werner, Jason 40 West, Robert 51 West. S.1rah 55 Westcott, Oarleen 234, 264 Westhoff,Jim 27 Westrich, Curtis 34 Whitl.', ).1ck W. 48, 234,264 White, J,1ckye L. 23, 235, 264 Wh ite, jeremy 39, 176 White, Ryan 50 White, Shannon 23 Wh1te, Steven C. 2..15, 264 Whitefield, jackie ~2 Whitehurst, Darren 25 Whitworth, John 55, 150 Whitworth, Keith J>. 235, 264 Wibbenmeyer, Brian 55 Wiebe, Carla 56, 146,149 \Vieden, Craig 54 Wilde, Craig 34 Wilhelm, Michael j. 235,264 Wilk('S, Arnold 47 Wilkins, Eric 27 Wilkins, Howard A. 235, 264 Will, Tanya -17 Willard, Chris 180 Willard, Christina 47 Willhaus, Lisa 21 Williams, Chad 33, 176 Willia~. Ch~is 37 William~. Chrislie 52, 168 Williams, John 30 Williams, Keri 20, 47 Williams, Kri.stic 169 William<,, Larry B. 37,235, 264 W1lharns, Matthew 56 Willia~. Robert 53,56 Williams, Rob in L. 235, 264 Williamson, Brian 48,156 Willmoth, Geoffrey 48 Wilpcr. Rrn>S 46 Wilson, B<.'Cky 52, 146, 148, 149, 189,191 Wilson, Daniel 56 Wilson, Darin 46 Wilson, Doug 53 Wilson,jamesA. 4 1,235,264 Winch, Kimberly 22,47 Wint>mgcr, Adam L 235, 264 Wing I long lo, Wyman 47 Wingert. Frances 47 Wmkelman, Pal 34 Winkler, Christopher 55 Winschcl, Brian P. 34, 235, 264 Wins lelt, Robin 39 Winslow, jeff 53 Winters, Karl E. 235, 264
Wisdom, Lori 47 Wise, Mike !50, 155, 176 Withinton, jim 40 Witt, David 30 Witt,joc 25 Wittler, Scott 27 Wohlegmu th, Ronald 51 Wojtal, Ma rk 28,150 Wokurka, joseph 34 Wolfe, Kevin 35 Wolfgehe r, Christo pher 54 Wolfgeher, Renee 47 Wood, Gina 55 Wood, Jeff 25 Wood, Kevin L. 235,264 Wood, Lori 49 Woodard, Kamau 31 Wooden, Eric 39 Woods, Karla A. 235,264 Woolsey, C u rtis 47 Workman, Rebecca 0. 235, 264 Wnght, Christopher 30 Wright, jeff 37 Wrig ht, Patricia 52 Wright, Patti 168 Wrocklage, Mark J. 235, 264 Wuenscher, Eric 44 Wyant, Doug las 5. 235, 264 Wyatt, Gregory 43 WyLik, Craig 52, 58
Ya tes, Chris tophe r j. 235,264 Yau, Tony 46 Yeargain II, R.1y 39 Yeisley, Shayne 39 Yiu, Tsz 52 Yonker, Elaine M . 21, 235, 264 Young, jeffrey 28 Young, jennifer 52 Young, j ohn E. 235, 264 Young, Steve 142, 189, 190 Young. Steven 33 Young, Todd 150,155 You ngblood, Tamiko M. 20, 235, 264 Younger, james 5. 236 Yount, Beth 47 Yu, Adrian 33 Yu kich, john 34 Yunger, Casey J. 236, 264
Zawila, jeffrey S. 37, 236, 265 Zbind e n, Stacey 55 Zclada, Giuliana 47 Zerr, Bradley 29 ZETA TAU ALPHA 23 Ziegle r, Robert 51 Ziesemann, jeff 51 Z1mmer, Chn" 23, 49 Zimmerman, M 1chael 54 Zimmerman, Peter 54 Zimmernmnn, jonathan E. 236, 265 7immerrnann, Lydia U. 236, 265 Z1msen, Andrew 54 Zion, Matthew 51 Zlatic, Michael 5 1 Zoll, Steve 176 Zoltowski, Bnan 39, 171> Zoroufchi, Amir 58 Zoroufchy, Amir 51 Zurbuchen, Mike 37 Zuroweste, T1mothy 56
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