http://libprod.morningside.edu/omeka/files/original/23f595c31b8a4b27f0967af1d05c941c.pdf 057971a2165f41cc25d4f16f47f79f55 PDF Text Text 378. 7774 M828s 1987 ) �378.7774 M828s 1987 Sioux '87 378.7774 .M828s 1987 Sioux '87 �511 0089442 5 ��Morningside College . Sioux City, Iowa 1986-87 Sioux Volume 87 Lourie Horpenou Business Manager Stoey Delong Valerie Johnson Co-Editors Jill Hanson Chief Photographer MORNINGSIDE COLLEGE LIBRARY SIOUX CITY, IOWA 51106 �Top right: New laces on compus ... Left: Eddie the Eagle coplures the allention of a football game. Bottom right: Tim Ellison and Sue Poppen watch the gome from the besl seals in Allee. Bottom left: Tonia Arehorl tokes o pepsi break from the basketball gome. Below: Vicky Anderson poses with Lisa Lynch who appears lo be all lied up al Dimmit Desk. 2 / Opening �Top left: (ought watching the soaps ore: (left to right): Lori Ludwig, Shelly Klein and Brenda Curry. Above: Cheering on the Chiefs is almost os much fun os winning. Bottom left: 0 Christmas Tree! 0 Christmas Tree! left: Sharon Torneton, busy do noting blood, manages o wove. Bottom: Busy ot work under the bunks. Opening/ 3 ���Cleveland Froat row (I to r): Morri Conwoy, Chuck Rich, Joel VonGundy, Darren Belk, Mortin Morris, Todd Smith, Steve Neubert. Middle row: Morgon Walker, Kevin Nieuwsmo, Brod A. Borchers Brion Miller, Shown Smeins, Lonee Peterson, Joe Albrecht, Tom Parrett, Scott Gustafson, Joe Minarik, Mike Powell, Mike Groote, Curt Cloohsen, Hyoung-Teok Kim, Doug Mortin. lack row: Brod Dyslin, Chris Riedesel, Joe Bendix, Mick Port, Kevin Gonnerman, Shod Kroeger, R. J. Conlin, Dave Walker, Darren Lee Lyle Youngdahl. Penthouse Froat row (I to r): Kenny Gordner, Brion Taut, Ron Shortenhous, Bill Brown, Dovid Franko, Tom Betz, John Rossiter, Lance Evans, Fronk Yanni, Steve Freese, .John Nagel Middle row: D J. McDonald, . Derek Jacobsen, Don Miller, Tou lo Von, Todd Schnider, Scott McGregor, David Ketelsen, Tony Greer, John Russell, Dave Willet, Dave Sellon, Kevin Pettowoy. lack row: Doug logo, Mott Corney, Steve Toft, Bill Hartwig, Tom lo Von, Mott Westphalen, Dole Roemen, Dorin Oick, Dave Duit, Jon Von Overbeke, Mike Cose. Not Pictured Wayne Kim, Poul Kropf, Bret Nelson, Tony Jones, Rick Watson, John Blankenship, Brion Swift, Roy Blydenburgh, Brod Borkemo, Mork Mohl, Dole Goswint, Dave Grice, Ed Gochenour TimJackson, Joe Edwards Buddy McNaughton, Woo Jo Kim, Tim Clilfonl. 6 / Dorm Hulls �Residence Complex Front row (I to r): Todd Speight, Roy Scott, Ted Seymour, Andi Lyons. Row 2: Terri Fischer Todd Petersen, Jill Riden, Lori Fairchild, Louro Rehder, Koren Zobel. Row 3: Chad Goslor, Mory Hansen, Tom· my Yonder Pol, Vicki Yonder Pol, Monte Christensen, Michelle Biggs, Shelley Fuller, Kelli Stobbe, Lisa Claussen, Kevin Freemon. Row 4: John Krager, Kipp Brockman, Mike Jones, Derek Peterson, Russ Lockwood, Perrie Garland, Lucinda Neville, Mory Little, Kevin Bembry, Kelly Jacobsma, Julie Boles. Back row: Jennifer Smith, Ruth Oeltjenbruns, Julie Lien, Jeff Irvin, Ed Betsworth, Elaine Yonder Broek, Todd Lofrentz, Debro Von Engen, Ron Lorson, Don Comorigg, Wade Welding, Rob Felix, Colleen Crowl, Nyo Kodenge, Kyle Ellerbeck, Lonnie MacPeek, Bret Crowl. Highlifers Front row (I to r): Kathy Aardema, Corrie Smith. Middle row: Sherry Mauch, Koren Hokenson, Courtenay Hollander, Cheryl Dahl, Louro Holst, Roxanne Smith, Angelo Dennis, Kelly Hopp. Back row: Diane Kutz, Melonie Corey, Koren Weber, Sherry Hilbronds, Lourie Horpenou, Carol Eis, Janette Conry, Koren Gries. Not pictured: Vicki Smalldridge, April Hlad, Stacey Spotts, Sherry Ching. Dorm Halls/ 7 �The Zoo Seated (I to r): Jodi Ehlers, Susan Barker, Fawn Schwartz Standing: Jill Smith, Lisa Shull, Heidi Gonnerman, Koren Drum, Jill Noordhoek, Kris Spotts. Back row: Patricio Holling, Penny Moy, Rhonda Evilsizer, Andrea Pohlman, Lindo Proctor, Vicky Rohbusch, Julie Swolve, Teresa Davis.. Not pidured: Sheila Surrell, Angelo Patrick-Longe Boardwalk Front Row (tor): Trisha Mohr, Tricia McCoulley, Soro Ulven, Patti Borrall, Vicki Marshall, Carol Jolos, Amy Gerking, Lynelle Schwien Rochelle King. Back row: Cristine Stalzer, Amy Cunningham, Stacey Bonwort, Mory Donohoo, Cristin Cantrall, Cassondra Legg, Amy Foster, Kelley Ashby, Janice Schmitz. Not pidured: Tricia Cherin, Sheli Livengood, Cathy McMullen, Shelly Ashley, Molly Kludos. 8 / Dorm Halls \ \ �Suite Street Front row (I to r): Dione Binneboese, Brenda Willemssen Carlynn Boerenwold, Joanne Gowley, Susan Stock Rochelle Stock, Lisa Lynch Baclrow: Beth Gowley, Leah Wesselink, Michelle Johnson. Virgin Islands Front row (I to r): Stacy Leu, Stocey Doeden, Amy Peterson, MeiJir (Mickie) Lin, Moria Hoock. lack row: Brenda Curry, Melissa Will, Amy Jobes, Tommy Newell, Morty Hansen. Not Pictured Tonio Arehart, Paulo Hunter, Jennifer Barngrover Valerie Uken, Coralyn Lomook. Dorm Halls / 9 �Central Frontrow (I to r): Briget Murphy. Row 2: Mory Viz, Kaye Menning, Sherri McGinnis, Dee DeeHarm, Michelle Schuler Deb Rothe Row 3: Crystal Bunge, Erica Gunderson, Morta Geary, Crystal Oberheu. Row 4: Robbi LeMoster, Michelle Thomas, Ann Trimble, Robin Kor- thols, Connie Root, Teresa Ruckelshausen Lisa Grubb, Judi Pauling, Julie Krager Robin Wells, Kim Bruning. Back row: Kim Schmitz Lisa Mullins. Mountain Top Seated (I to r): Tonya Nuetzman, Juleen Meints, Dona Sievert, Barb King. Standing Cathy Dotts, Cynthia Roberts, Sherry Mauch, Shelly Klein, Pam Holstad, Kelli Thomas, Suzie Galles, Amy Berg, Julie Serck 10 / Dorm Halls �Sweethearts Front row (I to r): Paulo Puckett, Patricio Larsen, Denise Conover. Back row: Michelle Madsen Dione Niewohner, Dori Mclndoo, Heather Dietz, Louro Scommo«o, Down Weinreich Kim Ashby. The Jungle Front row (I tor): Steve Schifferer, Fronk Ludwig. Row 2: Seung Suk {Fronk) Ro, Kwong Sup {Andy) K , Bob Brue, Chris Cuthrell, Willie im Kitto Robert Campbell, Dongin {Doniel) Kim, Todd Ernst, Gerry Schroeder. Row 3: Todd Armstrong, Dong Yoon {Roy) Suh, Pot Lappe Chris Houser, Jimmy Stokes, Curt Denker. Back row: Nick Volek, Phil Miller. Dorm Hulls / 11 �Groundhogs Front row (I to r): Souchin Cam, Marilyn Harrington, Dong Tong, Norliza Mat Isa, Anita Blue, Junko Higuchi Middle row: Lanette Pollock Christal Swift, Kim Meyer, Kim Heim, Teresa Ferdig, Michelle Jahn, Cathy Schloesser Suzan Monkelien. Back row: Jayne Kraft, Pamela Reis, Anette Aygo. Not pictured: Suzanne Black, Amy Dimig, Beth Huisenga, Cheryl Miller, Susan Peters. ADPi Hall Front row (I to r): Michelle Meuer, Lori Hecht, Tracey McCreary, Chris McCall, T Lafrenz, Gina Schuldt Debbie Spiegel. Middle onjo row: Marchelle Roberts, Sheila Kennerly, Pam Frey. Back row: Toni Holloway, Michelle Blueford, Alicia Wessendorf, Tracie Mohr, Julie Negus, Patti Besch, Sara Henrich, Katharina Moser. 12 / Dorm Halls �Skyline Frontrow (I to r): Ren Netz, Andrea Buchholz, Lea Anne Boucher Middle row: Staci Montagne, Stacy Sturdevant, Jennifer Milne, Stacy Childs, Jo Ann Forney. Back row: Deanna Fredinburg, Janet Chappell, Brenda Wetherell, Gretchen Chamberlain, Renee Watson, Elaine Palmberg. Not pidurod: Heather Dietz, Julie Etter, June Jones, Trudy Moody, Karen Munsen, Brenda Shultz, Laurie Thompson, Ao Weeber. Capital Hill Frontrow (I to r): Scott Holtz, Corey Roberts, Robb McMullen, Chris Rants. Back row: Mark Timmerman, Brad Horsely, Dave Meiske, Neil Morenz, Dave Reed, Joel Higgins, Paul McCallum, Bryce Feldhoff, Joel Klatt, Dave Nash. Not Pictured Gary Baker, Greg Baldwin, Brian Hong, Han lk Jon, John James, Dan Kruger, Greg Mitchell, Tim Russell, Daron Salmon, Albert Saatikee, Chris Steinbach, Se Won Oh. Dorm Halls / 13 �The Bob Craig Memorial Hall Left to right): Randy Uhl, Jeff Myrick, Mark Bannstetter. Row 2: John Crosgrove, Rich Gordon, Scott Marr, Gregg Johnson. Row 3: Brion Keeney, Mark Cooper, Bryce Former, Craig Hughes. Front raw: Tony Greer, Bob Craig, Todd Koos. Not Pictured Mark Bleil, Tony Brown, Chris Cassodoy, Tim Christensen, Jason Dannenberg, Tony Frazee, Brian Goodman, Loi Kraft, Jan Langley, Terry Nielsen, Chris Sobus, Matt Shaeffer, Andy Sudman, Todd Verschoor Craig Witt. Photo by Jill Hanson. lack raw Roadman Hall Council The Roadmon Hall Council had a very busy year. They purchased a VCR for the dorm's use, sponsored a campus-wide Christmas party, helped sponsor Spring Formal, planned a game roam toornament, planned a video weekend, and they keep the Gome Roam in Roadman stocked. The Council consists of: front raw left to right): Bill Hartwig, Secretary, Curtis Klaahsen John Rossiter, Lance Peterson, Chad Hoffman, Social Chairman. lack raw: Dave Willett, President; Doug Lago, Mike Powell, Treasurer; Dale Roemen, 'lice-President; Jahn Carey, Steve Freese, Socio/ Chairman; Carolyn Phillips, Dave Houston Advisor. 14 / Dormhalls �Residence Complex Hall Council Among the events that the Residence complex Hall Council sponsored were: The Residence Complex Fall Picnic, Residence Complex Valentine's Dance, Secret Santa's and Pumpkin Pals. The council consists of: Front row (left to right): Julie Lien, President; Jennifer Smith, Secretary; Andi Lyons, Socio/ Chairperson. Back row: Todd LaFrentz, Co-Treasurer; Wade Welding, V ice-President. Not Pidured: Rick Amos, Treasurer; Mike Eggleston, Kevin Freeman, Scott Henrichsen, Nya Kadenge, Jill Riden, Deb VanEngen. Dimmit Hall Council The D immit Hall Officers were: Not Pictured: Lowell Ernst, President; Ann Trimble, Vice-President; Robin Karthals Secretary; Lisa Grubb, Treasurer; Judi Pauling, Socio/ Diredor; Paula Puckett, Chaplain; Erica Gunderson, Historian; Molly Woodworth and Vicky Anderson, Head Residents. Kwang Sup {Andy) Kim and Se Won {Allen) Oh ore all set to do laundry. Atypical day in the dorms. Dawnetta Weinreich takes the Pepsi Challenge as she studies in the Dimmitt informal lounge. Dormhalls / 1 �Greeks Continue to Grow The 1986-87 School year found Morningside's Greek system in a growing and rebuilding frenzy. Delta Sigma Phi, Alpha Delta Pi, and Alpha Omicron Pi were busy recruiting new members and growing scholastically. Alpha Tau Delta was rebuilding from the Sigma Phi Epsilon Chapter to the local Alpha Tau Delta Chapter. Tau Kappa Epsilon was also in a reorganizing and rebuilding year. In an article published in the Collegian Reporter, the Delta Sigma Phi- fraternity submitted and article to help spark more interest in the Greek system at Morningside. Although it is given from the viewpoint of the Delta Sigs, the entire Greek system can benefit from its implications. That article is reprinted here in hopes that even more interest in the five fraternities and sororities on Morningside campus will continue to grow and build in the years to come. During the Greek Week Banquet Greek Man (Doug Beauchene - Delta Sigma Phi) and Greek Woman (Sheila Kennerly - Alpha Delta Pi) of the Year were recognized. Each fraternity and sorority nominates their prospective candidates and then the entire Greek system elects the new recipients. Other nominees this year were Rob Hannucsh (Alpha Tau Delta) and Kim Stahl (Alpha Omicron Pi). Scholastically everyone won. The ATD's and AOPi's were recognized as the top chapters for the fall semester and the spring semester recognized the ADPi's and Negus, Sheila Kennerly, and Tonja LaFrenz, ATD: Eric Boe, Rob Hannusch, and E. J. Stanek, AOP: Beth Quade, Sharon Schuth and Barb Jensen, Delta Sigma Phi: Terry Bohlke, Dan Kruger, and Troy Jasman. Greek Week '87 included a fundraiser to fight hunger in Sioux City, an All-Greek social, leadership workshop , and volleyball. Greek Week is sponsored by the Greeks to promote unity among the chapters, offer recognition for the past year's achievements and celebrate the history of the Greeks on Morningside's Campus. A few weeks ago when the Delta Sigs commenced with the second rush season of 1987 many of us were asked why anyone should think of committing to Delta Sigma Phi. To quote one of our senior members I 16 / Greeks asked " who could afford not to?". The world is often an unfriendly environment filled with faceless people who could care less about others. The way to cope with this indifference is simple friendship . The close circle of men who call each other "brother" is the heart and soul of fraternity life. Our friendship is pledged eternal and can not be broken by time or circumstance. This is the solemn oath we vow to each member of our brotherhood and it is this vow that sets us apart in unity from all other men. When you decide to join our circle you must first pass the test of pledgeship. This is not a period of hazing, either physical or mental harassment, but a trial encounter to see if Delta Sigma Phi is for you and if you are for fraternity life. It is a period for us to get to know you better as you learn more about us. We stress that the hazing rituals glorified in "Animal House" and other horror stories are not a part of Delta Sigma Phi as we see this as having no practical benefit for building the bond that encompasses us all. Initiation, Following your passing of the test of pledgeship, 1s the gate through which you pass to join our brotherhood. Once passed you are a full fledged member of the Delta Sigma Phi fraternity. Only then can you be allowed to wear the gold pin that signifies membership. You are not only a part of the hundreds of Morningside men known as Delta Sigs but a part of the thousands of men all over a hundred campuses across the country who share your experience. You have earned the respect needed to be called "brother." Then what? You are then appointed to a position within the local chapter. You may be in charge of organizing a social event, keeping track of the scholastic progress of your brothers, or any of the dozens of positions that keep the fraternity running smoothly. There is also an individual purpose for your work; to build the responsibility and integrity that enables you to assume the commitment of leadership, a goal we all push each other to achieve now and in the future . If this article has sparked your interest in Delta Sigma Phi , the bond we share, and the goals we pursue, feel free to contact any of the men wearing green and white. Go Greek, think big, think Delta Sig. E r z H K N A I M II p A T X B 0 �Rebuilding TKE's: Tau Kappa Epsilon was established on Morningside's campus in 1955. Since its founding in 1899, Tau Kappa Epsilon has had as its goal high standards of scholarship and community service. Delta Sigma Chapter of the T.K.E. is in the midst of reorgapizing at Morningside and is looking for men who want a chance to experience leadership and cooperation. ATD: Alpha Tau Delta has also been in the midst of a reorganization. As you can see by the photo at left and at bottom left, reorganizing also means rebuilding . Of course rebuilding also means taking breaks. Pictured below is a shot from the All-Greek Christmas Party for Underprivileged kids. Caught singing Christmas carols were: Wade Welding, Pat Byrnes (Delta Sigs), Todd Schnider (TKE), and Michelle Meuer, Sheila Kennerly, Debbie Spiegel, Sara Henrich (ADPi's). Greeks/ 17 �A.D.Pi's Celebrate 30th Anniversary Alpha Delta Pi had a busy year in 1986-87. The biggest event this year was to plan the 30th anniversary week in April. Some events of the week included: A picnic, a golf tournament, sheet painting, sheet cakes and much more. The ADPi's participated in the campus "Greek Week," they had a tailgate party for Homecoming, and met with the entire Greek system for a Christmas Party for underprivileged children in the Sioux City area. They also organized a can drive for another fundraiser, Summer Retreat was planned for Okaboji with the AD Pi alumni, Special awards went to Alicia Wessendorf when she was chosen as ADPi pianist for the ADPi convention in Scottsdale, Arizona held in June. Alpha Delta Pi Officers ( 1986-/987) Alicia Wessendorf - President. Patti Besch - Executive Vice-President, Tracie Mohr - Treasurer, Gina Schuldt - Pledge Education Vice-President, Sara Henrich - Membership Chairman, Julie Negus - Scholarship Chairman. Michelle Meurer - Standards Chairman, Toni Holloway - Recording Secretary, Michelle Bluford Panhellenic Delegate. Debbie Spiegel Panhellenic Delegate. Chris McCall Social Chairperson. Eileen Malone - Social Chairperson, Pam Frey - Reporter, Tonya La Frenz - Hist orian, Debbie Goeden - Hist orian, Marchelle Roberts Corresponding Secretary, Laura Rehder - House Chairman, Sheila Kennerly - Member-at-Large, Tracey McCreary - Chaplain, Kathy Moser Guard, Rachel Santcma - Assistant Membership Chairman, Kim Stapleton - No office. Pledges: Vicky Marshall, Denice Conover, Lisa Clausen, Jenny Speigel, Carey Potter, and Leah Wesslink. Above right: Fall Pledge Class. Singing ADPi Blessing at Diamond Ball. Left to right: Kathy Moser, Rachel Santema, Marchelle Roberts, Deb Spiegel, Debbie Goeden, Laura Rehder, Toni Holloway, Sara Henrich , and Jo Dee Hempey. Above: Painting the bench for the 30th Anniversary Week . Right: Kathy Moser, Patti Besch, Marchelle Roberts, Sara Henrich, Jenny Spiegel, Leah Wesselink, Pam Frey standing behind their accomplishment. 18 / Alpha Delta Pi �Left: Toni Holloway, showing how great Greek life can be with Patti Besch and Tracy McCreary looking on. Above top: Anytime is a good time for a pizza break! Left to right: Julie Negus, Kim Stapleton, Sheila Kennerly, Tracie Mohr, Joe Dee Hempey and Debbie Goeden all agree!! Middle: Christmas time brespecially to Eileen Malone ings lots of good cheer and Chris McCall. Bottom: Spring '87 Pledge Class, Left to right: Courtney Hollander, Karey Potter, Jodi Dorn, Leah Wesselink, Jenny Spiegel, Denise Conover, and Vicki Marshall. Afpho Delta Pi / 19 · �Alpha Omicron Pi Roses'' Alpha Omicron Pi is a social sorority with chapters all across the United States and Canada. We are a non-profit organization and we do various activities throughout the year. Our members are in other organizations on campus as well. Some have participated in the Theater productions, U.P.A., Honor Societies, and homecoming functions. The Theta Chi Chapter of Alpha Omicron Pi had an eventful school ear. We held our annua unctions an a so part1c1pate in a ew new and old, with the Greeks on campus. In the fall we built a float with the women of Alpha Delta Pi for the Corn Bowl. Although we did not receive a prize, we all had a good time. We also held our annual Barn Ball on Halloween. We turned our dance into a costume party and everyone came dressed to fit their moods. The next event was our Christmas cozy. We had a pre-Christmas party before our dance with all of our sisters and dates. We kept the Christmas spirit alive! In February we had February Follies. It was just a nice get-together for all the AOTT's and their dates. Last but not least we had our Rose Formal. This was a very special evening for all of us. The seniors did their annual prophecies and wills and tried to embarrass their younger sisters. A few of the other members made a slide show to get back at the seniors and to bring out memorable moments at the AOTT House! Memories were brought back quickly! We also had two major fund raisers this year. The first one we had was Trick or Treating for Unicef. We also held a Turkey Dinner Raffle in which we donated to Unicef. The next fund raiser was for AOTT's philanthropy which is Arthritis Research. We held our annual SHEAF Week and did various things throughout the week. We started off by having a ice-skate-athon, then we had a spaghetti Dinner Raffle, and ended it all by having a cookie bake sale. We raised over $150 for our Philanthropy; Share, Help, Educate, for the Arthritis Foundation. Top right: The symbol of the AOPi's is the Rose. Top left: Outside of their house, the AOPi's pose for the camera. Middle: Vicki Smalldridge, Jill Knapp, April Hlad and Mary Schloesser. Right: The gang taking the hawaiian bow. 20 / Alpho Omicron Pi "Love and �Left: 1986-87 Alpha Omicron Pi Members, Front (left to right): Joanne Beraldi, Marianne Conolly, Kim Stahl, Sharon Schuth, Beth Quade. Middle: Jeanne Donahoo, Vicki Smalldridge, Kim Heim, Sandy Lueck, Andrea Gordon, Jill Knapp, Barb Jensen. Back: April Hlad, Tara Meyer, Cherie Kness, Mary Schloesser. Not pictured: Julie Etter, Holly Campbell, Judi Pauling, Jeri Sturges. Below: Fun on the home front. Bottom left: Joanne Beraldi and Beth Quade found perfect snow for building their snowman. Bottom right: AOPi's with their dates. Officers: Joanne Beraldi - Corresponding Secretary/Historian, Marianne Conolly - Vice President Pledge Educator/Socia/ Chairperson, Jeanne Donahoo - Treasurer/Philanthropic/Scholarship/Song Chairperson, President (Spring), Andrea Gordon - Ritual/Membership Ed./Historian, April Had - Treasurer/P.R. To Dragma Reporter, Barb Jensen - Rush Chairperson, Jill Knapp - Jr. Panhel/enic/Rush Chairperson, Cherie Kness - Jr./Sr. Panhel/enic/Social Chairperson/Vice President Pledge Education, Sandy Lueck - Sr. Panhel/enic, Tara Meyer - P.R. To Dragma Reporter/Alumni Relations, Beth Quade - Recording Secretary/Ritual Membership Ed, Mary Schloesser - Chapter Relations/Scholarship/Historian, Sharon Schuth Chapter Relations/Song Chairperson, Vicki Smalldridge - Recording President (Fa/1)/Corresponding Secretary/Phi/anthropic, Kim Stahl Alpha Omicron Pi/ 21 Secretary, Liz Svoboda - Song Chairperson. �Go Greek, Elected officers for 1987 are as fellows: President - Doug Beauchene, Vice-President - Bob Baldus, Secretary - Dan Camarigg, Treasurer - Scott Henrichsen, Sergeant-atArms - Dave Archer. Pictured top right: The Delta Sigs welcomed home Todd Lofrentz at the Christmas Porty. Above: Arelieved Scott H enrichsen. Right: Albert Sootikee and Bobo Volente at the H alloween Bosh. 22 / Delta Sigma Phi �Think Big, Top right: Wade Welding being his usual sell. Above: Tim "Spanky" Ellison wal· ching your head at the Halloween Bash. Left: Bobo Valente, Albert Soatikee and Ed Betsworth pose in the Sig's hall. Delta Sigma Phi / 23 �Top right: King Ed goes fishing. Top: Snow can do funny things soy Todd LoFrentz, Bobo Volente, and Pot Byrnes. Right: The Gong, hard at work. Above: Tim Ellison and Terry Bohlke at Homecoming. 24 / Delta Sigma Phi �Think Delta Sig!! The Delta Sigma Phi fraternity has completed another year filled with activities beginning with the Lewis Park par· ty and ending with the graduation of three of our brothers: Terry Bohlke, Troy Jasman, and Paul "Grizz" Neibuhr. In the meantime, the year was filled with two rush seasons that ended with the activation of six new brothers: Pat Byrnes, Albert Soatikee - Fall Semester, Scott Marr, Joel Van Gundy, Russ Brownlee, and Robert "Bobo" Valente - Spring Semester. Several all-campus get togethers were thrown by the Delta Sig's at local Sioux City businesses. The fraternity also celebrated its fall and spring formals; the Sphynx Ball held at Howard Johnsons and the White Carnation Ball held at the Oasis. The chapter says farewell to our 'Man of the Year' Tim Ellison who will be transferring to Iowa State. The Delta Sig's say "Thank you Morningside for a great year!" Remember: Go Greek, Think Big, Think Delta Sig! (Alter all - We are the Champions .. .) Top left: Emily "H ercky" Rasmus and Troy "Hoyden" Josmon at the Halloween Bosh. Above: Albert Sootikee and Eileen Molone look frantically for Tim Ellison's pants. left: Don "the biker" Smith impressing Steve "Gretel" Fry at the Halloween Bosh. Photographs by Terry Bohlke. Delta Sigma Phi / 25 �Marching Band The Marching Bond, pictured above, was directed by Poul Moxness. The members included: Jennifer Borngrover, John Beeck, Kevin Bembry, Kipp Brockman, Robert Brue, Crystal Bunge, Patrick Byrnes, Cristin Cantrall, John Corey, Gretchen Chamberlain, Bret Crowl, Cathy Dotts, Amy Dunker, Lori Fairchild, Patrick Fitzgerald, Richard Gordon, Melody Hamil, Koren Hokenson, Jeff Irvin, Kelly Jacobsma, Mory Kottmonn, Mory Little, Joe Minarik, Poul Niebuhr, Lori Plummer, Lindo Proctor, Douglas Proffitt, Jeff Ruhnke, John Salmon, Greg Schuerman, Michelle Schuler, Jill Smith, Roxanne Smith, Rochelle Stock, Susan Stock, Tom Sweeney, Scott Townsend, Debro Von Engen, Dionna Von Ness, Porn Weisz. Jazz Festival For the fifteenth year in a row, Morningside College held its Tri-State Jazz Festival. This year the festival was held February 12-14. The assistant professor of music, Douglas Gerhart, coordinated the festival's events. High schobl bands from around the Siouxland area participated. The era of "swing" was the celebrated music. An audience of all ages found themselves snapping their fingers to the music of the guest band, Ressurected Swing. Story by Keri Jo Grasma. 26 / Music Concert Chorale The Concert Chorale pictured above includes: Susan Barker, Michelle Biggs, Michelle Bluford, Crystal Bunge, Monte Christensen, Victoria Conover, Jeanne Donohoo, Kathi Ebel, Lori Fairchild, Patrick Fitzgerald, Shelley Fuller, Tom Gerking, Doug Gibson, Richard Gordon, Lori Hecht, Patricio Holl: ing, Marcia Hrodec, Kelly Jacobsma, Michelle Johnson, Mike Jones, Jill Knopp, Mory Kottmonn, Darren Lee, Mory Little, Timothy Loftus, Andi Lyons, Suzan Monkelien, Mory Monson, Judi Pauling Todd Peterson, Paulo Puckett, Koria Rasmussen, Koria Rickett, Greg Schuerman, Jennifer Smith, Jill Smith, Roxanne Smith, Chris Steinbach, Rochelle Stock, Robert Thacker, Sharon Torneten, Debbie Von Engen, and Alicia Wessendorf. �Chamber Orchestra The Chamber Orchestra, pictured above, was directed by Joe Shulro, and included: Jomes Beran, Michelle Bluford, Peggy Cole, Amy Dunker, Debro Von Engen, Ruth Fisher, Renee Grossman, Melody Hamil, Vicki Homan, Jell Irvin, Kelly Jacobsma, Valerie Johnson, Mott Leolstedt, Mory Little, Bryant Mutchler, Poul Niebuhr, Crystal Oberheu, Robert Pederson, Paulo Puckett, John Salmon, Jill Seymour, Lisa Shulro, Gory Shupe, Jill Smith, Roxanne Smith, Deborah Spiegel, Susan Stock, Diano Von Ness, Porn Weisz. Concert Band The Concert Bond, pictured above, included: Susan Barker, John Beeck, Kevin Bembry, Crystal Bunge, Kipp Brockman, Bob Brue Chris Cantrall, John Corey, Amy Dunker, Pot Fitzgerald, Tom Gerking, Melody Hamil, Koren Hokenson, Jeff Irvin, Kelly Jacobsma, Mory Kottman, Mory Little, Joe Minarik, Poul Niebuhr, Lori Plummer, Lindo Proctor, Risa Rebbeck, Dove Reed, Jeff Ruhnke, John Salmon, Greg Schuerman, Michelle Schuler, Gory Shupe, Jill Smith, Roxanne Smith, Christine Stalzer, Rochelle Stock, Susan Stock, Scott Townsend, Dionna Von Ness, Porn Weisz. Music/ 27 ��29 �Admin./Staff and President Administration/Staff (left to rifht): Rev. Russ Wilson, Assoc. Director of Development; Mrs. Condice Davies, Development inf.!Research Coor.; Thomas Rice, Director of Development; Mrs. Lorno Zellmer, Administrative Ass't for Development; Dr. Donald Poppen, Senior Vice-President for Institutional Advancement; Mrs. Shelia Langley, Executive Secretary for Institutional Advancement; Not Pictured: Fred Erbes, D of ir. Alumni Development; A W Buckingham. Vice-President for . . Estate Planning; Lori Meier, Data Entry Clerk. Presidents Office Cindy Berkenpos, President's Secretory; Dr. Miles Tornmeraosen, President of the College. 30 / Foculty/Admin./Stoff �Deans Office and Student Services Deans Office Left to right: Mrs. Jessie Zellmer, Exec. Secretary for Dean of College; Or. R Fronk Terry, Vice-President for . Academic Affairs and Dean of College; Dr. Gory Koerselmon, Assoc. Dean for Continued Educ. and Prof. of History; Mrs. Janice Peterson, Secretary Continued Education. Student Services Seated (loft to right): Jacqueline Bitz, Secretary Finan- cial Aid; Dove Houston, Oiredor 1/oadman Hall; Carolyn Rants, Vice-President and Dean for Student Affairs; Terri Skalla, Oiredor Housing; Standing Tim Orwig, Dir. of Leaming Center Mrs. Louise Petersen, 11.N Student Health . Director; Blaine Ouistermors, Fin. Aid Counselor/JLO Coor.; Mrs. Donna Lohn, Office Coordinator; Mrs. JoAnn Davis, Exec. Secretary for Vice-President and for Dean of Student Services. Fcxuhy/Admin./Stoff / 31 �English and Religion English: Seated (left to right): Dr. Edward Mozeiko, Associate Professor; Dr. Morty Knepper, Associate Professor & Choir; Robert Conley, Associate Professor; Standing: Dr. Jon Hodge, Professor. Religion: Seated: Mrs. Christy DuBois, Secretory; Standing (left to right): Dr. Bruce Forbes, Choir; Rev. Steven Plymale, Campus Minister; Assistant Professor; Robbi Thomas Freedman, Instructor. 32 / Foculty/Admin./Stoll �Philosophy and Indian Studies Philosophy: (left to right): Dr. Thomas Gilbert, Chair & Professor; Mrs. Christy DuBois, Secretary; Dr. Charles Ess, Professor. Indian Studies: (left to right): Mrs. Thelma Thomas, Counselor; Mrs. Joyce Thomas, Secretary. fo<Ulty/Admin.fStoff / 33 �Psychology and Music Psychology: (left to right): Lorry Sensenig, Professor; John Pinto, Assistant Professor; Dr. Eorl Moore, Chair & Professor. Music Front row, (left to right): Poul Moxness, Assistant Professor; Elizabeth Vogel, Instructor Dr. Louis Rossman, Chair & Associate Professor; Joseph Shulro, Associate Professor. Backrow: Dr. Alon Arnold, Associate Professor; " Jomes March Dr. . Associate Professor; Horry Moon, Diredor of Choral Adivities!Associate Professor. 34 / Foculty/Admin./Stoff �Sociology/Criminal Justice and Business Sociology & Criminal Justice: (left to ri9ht): Ting Shih Chia Director; Dr. Richard Bobys, Chair. Business: Front row, (left to right): Leo Horris, Associate Professor al Accounting; Don Smith, Instructor; Glendo Gallisaath Instructor; Peter lee, Chair and Associate Professor; Jim Hopkins, Instructor; lack row (left to right): Richard Weikert, Associate Professor, Agribusiness; Mrs. Bobbi Mesmer, Secretory; Douglas Livermore, Chair, Director, & Associate Professor. Faculty/Admin./Stoff / 3S - I ------------ �History and Math/Computer Science History: (left to right): Glen Sussman, Assistant Professor; Dr. Rudolph Daniels, Associate Professor; Dr. Albert Sellen, Chair & Professor; Dr. Gory Koerselmon, Associate Dean for Continuing Ed. & Professor; Kitty Green, Associate Professor. Math and Computer Science: Seated (left to right): Dr. Zorobi Honorgohor, Assistant Professor,- Dr. Douglas Swan, Chair and Professor; Mrs. Clore Neilsen, Secretary; Standing: Scott Anderson, Instructor; Keith Tookey, Associate Professor; Kerry Frampton, Instructor; Robbie Rohleno, Part-Time. 36 / Foculty/Admin./Stoff �Mass Communications and Education Mass Communications: (left to right): Bruce Bunger, Chair; Donald Keeler, Associate Professor; Timothy Case, Assistant Professor; Max Shorp, Assistant Professor. Education: Seatetl (left to ritht): Dr. Ri<hard Owens, Professor; Dr. Sharon Ocker, Chair, Diredor of Graduate Division; StanDing(left to right): Mrs. Aline Bobys, Instructor; Marilyn Heilman, Assistant Professor; Secretary; Dr. J Glenna Tevis, Director Early Beverly Patricio Swetnam, Childhood; Brower, Instructor I .. Foculty/Admin./Stoff / 37 - - �Art and Chemistry Art: l eft to right: John Bowitz, Aii 't. Professor of Art; Dove West, lnitructor; frank Breneisen, Prof. and Art Dept. Chair. Chemistry: (left to right): Dr. William Yockey, Chair and Prof. of Chemiitry; Dr. Edward Shone, Pro/. of Chemiitry. 38 / faculty/Adrnin./Stall �ThankYou • • • Faculty, Staff and Adm in . left: Tim Cose in the Klinger Neal Theatre. Bot• tom: Administration tokes o tour of o piano doss. The Sioux apologizes for any Deportments that may hove been overlooked. Next year, we will strive harder to obtain pictures of everyone. Foculty/Admin./Stoff / 39 - I -- - -- - �Biology and H.Y.P.R. ' Biology: (left to right): Dr. Joseph Claflin, Professor; Mrs. Jone Hey, Chair and Associate Professor; Dr. Harold Rundell, Professor. H.Y.P.R. Seated (left to right): Tim Ellis, Athletic Trainer/Assistant Professor; John Arnold, Assistant Professor & Coach; Mork Brosomle, Assistant Professor & Football Coach; Standing (left to right): Roberto Boothby, Associate Professor & Chair; Tom McCracken, Coach; Sondra W inter, Instructor & Coach. 40 / Faculty /Admin./Stoff �Foreign Languages and Computer Center I Foreign Languages: Seated (left to right): Mrs. Carol Rogan, International Student advisor, ESL Lab Instructor Mrs. Norma Moy, Secretary; Standing Dr. Dove McAlpine, Associate Professor, Chair; Dr. John Doohen, Professor, Chair. Computer Science: (left to Right Mrs. Connie Sterns, Operations Control Supervisor; Dennis Watkins, Diredor of Computer Services; Rosalyn Smith, Systems Analyst/Programming Manager. Foculty/Admin./Stoff / 41 - �Public Info. and Business Public Information: (left to ritltt): Mrs. Joyce Dawson, Assistant; Mark Gombiani, Assistant & Sports Info, Diredor. Business Office: (loft to right): Mrs. Marlys Nagel, Assistant Cashier; Gory Gevik, Control/er; Mrs. Irene Simmons, Head Cashier. 42 / Faculty/Admin./Staff �Registrar and Admissions Registrar's Office: (left to right): Mrs. Marlene Moon, Associate; Mrs. Carol Strotmeier, Records Coordinator; Mory Mitchell, Assistant. Admission's Staff: Front row, (left to right): Lora Yonder Zwoog, Assistant Director; Monon Boyer, Counselor; Shannon Robinson, Counselor; Mrs. Mory Johnson, Coordinator: Gloria Koll, Secretary & Switchboard; Bock row: Leon Shortenhous, Associate Director; Earl Von Ornum, Assistant Dean of Admissions; W.J. Seewald, Director & Records; Dick Kaufman, Associate Dean; Charlene Jorgenson, Doto Coordinator. Foculty/Admin./Stoff / 43 I �S.D.I.P. and Commons Title Ill, Institutional Planning & Research (SDIP offices): (left to Right Mrs. Carol Forbes, Data Coordinator; Mrs. Ruth Green, Vice President; Mrs. JoAnn Johnson, Secretory, Vice President. Commons Personnel: Seated Left to right}: Mrs. Louise Peterson, RN, Student Health D irector; Mrs. Bernice Lundquist, Student Post Office Manager; Mrs. Marshq Newman, Secretory; Standing Robert A R Custodian; Kent Kennedy, D . itz, irector of Programs & Activities; Miles Patton Ill, Head Custodian. 44 / Faculty/Admin./Stolf �Maintenance and Library Maintenance: Delbert Gehling, Supt. of Buildings & Grounds. Library Staff: Seatetl (left to Right Cindy Grouse, Associate-Media Services; Mrs. Cathy Milbrodt, Chair, Assistant Director & Media Coordinator; Lisa T roditti, Reference Librarian; Koy Bowen, Technical Services; Carolyn Von Ehwegen, Associateflechnical Services; Standing Steve Ford, Television Production Specialist; Mrs. Inge Zibers, Associate/Circulation & Reserve; Mrs. Carol Stevenson, Associate, Information Services; Charles LeMoster, Director. Faculty/Admin./Staff / 4S �Child Core Center and Bookstore Child Care Center Right Dr. Glenna Tevis, Joan Guillaume, Christine O'Sullivan, Marjorie Miller, June Wilson. Photo by Jill Hanson. Left to Bookstore Left to Right Phyllis Weems, Lucille Hinders, Bette Uhl. Photo by Jill Hanson. 46 / Foculty/Admin./Stall �immit Housekeeping and S.A.G.A. Dimmit Housekeeping Seated (left to right): Anne Ewing, Vivion Ferdig. Stan• ding: Lourie Rich, Elsie Boles. S.A.G.A. Seated (left to right): Kathy Wickey, Judy Hungerford, Koy Johnke, Nancy LoBurge, Elaine Davis. Standing: LeRoy McKee, Hermon Schultz, T rocey Heidemann, Joy Nelson, Carolyn Thompson, Dennis Munson, Barb Horky, Evelyn Pruchose, Chuck Bell. Photo by Jill Hanson. Faculty/Admin./Stoll / 47 - ��49 �From Orientation to Halloween . • • Many different costumes mode their way to the Halloween dance. Shown here is Trudy Moody and Steve Schifferer. Bob Boldus and Terry Bolhke greet freshmen at the Orientation dance. I Freshmen Orientation set attendance records this year. Even though Orientation was held over the labor Day weekend, new students, still came out in droves to enjoy the activities, and the marvelous weather. · Alicia Wessendorf was the Orientation Director this year and she chose "BUILD YOUR OWN CHARACTER AT MORNINGSIDE" as the theme. The weekend ran from August 31 through September 2, with many fun-filled activities to attend. Fifty-three student orientation leaders gave their help, support, and time to orientate the new students and help Alicia. There were the usual advisor/student meetings and the usual orientation group meetings, but on Sunday night the fun began. They showed the movie "Cocoon" and that was followed by the Greek Street Dance. Monday was a very busy day and it all started with the annual Anything-Goes· Olympics. This turned out to be a wet event with water fights and an egg toss not to mention all the other games that were played. New attendance records were made at this event and it even made the front page of the Sioux City Journal. SO / Orientation/Halloween Next was the pizza feed donated from Pizza Patrol and a Find and Seek Campus Characters scavenger hunt to get the freshmen more familiar with the campus. Another annual event that took place was the All Morningside Picnic. The usual picnic food was served and Dave Wopat entertained everyone while they ate. ZigZag topped off the night with a dance in the Commons. New attendance records were set at both these events, and even the upper dassmen made their presence known at these events. Tuesday was the dreaded Validation Day. No more fun, now they were in for some serious business. Not so fast, there was still one more festivity. The President's Bash. They put a new twist into the usual banana split party and served ice cream sundaes while Elec· tric loot Suit, a comedy duo embarrassed the President and entertained everyone. Well, Morningside College life had officially gegun for those new students. Life long friendships were made that week and that's really what orientation weekend is all about. �Parent's Weekend Brings Home to School Parent's Weekend '86, A family Affair, was held Oct. 18-19. The festivities began with coffee and registration hour in the Randolph Room, followed by the Annual Chili feed and football game against North Dakota State. Punch was served at 5:30 p.m. followed by the Candlelight Banquet. The master and mistress of ceremonies were Deanna fredinburg and Joel Higgins, bath juniors. After the dinner, Dr. Shoron Ocker presented a slide show of many of Morningside's students involved in various activities. This year, the Parents of the Year award went to Beth Quade's mother and late father. Sunday morning, a worship service was held, and donuts and coffee were served in the newly redecorated Dimmitt formal Lounge. Story by Lisa Grubb. Beth Quade and her mother, Diane, display the Parents of the Year award. Julie Lien and her parents visit during registration. Posing w their award is Brenda Schultz and her parents, Marlene and ith Delbert. Parent's Weekend/ 51 • J �MAROON MADNESS MAROON MADNESS MAROON MADNESS Upper right: Morningside College's 1986 Homecoming King, Terry Bohlke, and Queen, Suzanne Poppen, as they receive their crowns at the Royal Coronation. ·- Also in the Royal Porty was: front row (left to right): Janice Schmitz, Becky Maahs, Vicky Anderson, Jonna Mousolf. Back row: John Beeck, Brod Oyslin, Suzanne Poppen, Dove Grice, and Greg Mitchell. Upper left: Joel VonGundy and Amy Oimig make their way to Eppleys stage as the Homecoming 1986 freshmen Represen.!olives. Photos by Jill Hanson. 52 / Homecoming �MAROON MADNESS MAROON MADNESS MAROON MADNESS Maroon Madness Hits the Chiefs Preparations for the 1986 Homecoming festivities began early with a week of "Celebrating Maroon Madness." Monday was the kickoff as Chief supporters wore maroon and white. Most everyone got involved either as participants or audience on Tuesday, when hypnotist, Jim Wand, visited our campus. Wednesday, the student body was entertained by the Royalty skits over lunch, and "The Wizard of OZ" was shown in the WigWarn that evening. Painted sheets, which decorated the Commons dining room windows, were judged on Thursday with the winners being: The Child Care Center, The Indian Alliance Club and Student Services. That evening was a special treat as students enjoyed the Homecoming Banquet, which was served by faculty members. Friday morning, a Pep rally in the Commons drew a crowd and started the weekend off right. That night at Eppley was a magical evening as students attended the talent show and coronation of Morningsides Royalty. Homecoming King and Queen: Terry Bohlke and Suzanne Poppen. Junior representatives, Todd Koos and Cheryl Dahl. Sophomore representatives: Chad Hollman and Tracie Mohr. Freshmen representatives: Joel VanGundy and Amy Dimig. Pouring rain may have dampened the Homecoming day activities that had been planned, but not the spirits of the marningside students. The parade was cancelled and floats were judged later. The game was moved to the Dakota Dome in Vermillion, South Dakota, where the Chiefs were defeated, however attitudes were sunny and bright at the dance held that evening at the Oasis. Story by Mary Viz. CD 3 -· -· < CD CD • • • Junior Representatives, Todd Koos and Cheryl Dahl ore happy to be port of Homecoming '86 Royalty. Chad Hollman and Tracie Mohr are Morningsides Sophomore representatives at this history making moment. Susan Stock sings at the '86 Talent show, with John Beeck on drums and Greg Schuerman playing the guitar. Homecoming / 53 I • �MAROON MADNESS MAROON MADNESS MAROON MADNESS -· -· ·- ·- Top right: It may ruin on our parade, but winners still pull through. Pictured here is the Indian Alliance Club's winning flout. Photo by Jill Hanson. Above: Nick Votek Eavesdrops on Vicky Anderson and Dove Roger's conversation ot the Homecoming dunce. Photo by Todd Peterson. Bottom: Although his act sometimes puts participants to sleep, comedian, hypnotist, Jim Wand, hos them all in his hypnotic power. Left to right: Jimmie Stokes, Albert Sootikee, Alicia Wessendorf, Kendall Millard, Louro Rehder. Photo by Jill Hanson. 54 / Homecoming �MAROON MADNESS MAROON MADNESS MAROON MADNESS Top left: Brice Farmer gives a speech at the Friday morning Pep Rally. Left: Among the acts in the Royalty Skits, the guys dressed up as belly dancers. left to right: Brad Dyslin, John Beeck, Tadd Koos, Chad Hoffman, and David Grice,ham it up with curtains! Alton: Due to rain, the Chiefs play their Homecoming game at the Dakota Dome in Vermillion, South Dakota. Photographs by Jill Hanson. (D (D s' 3 3 (D (D ··- - --- ----- �Phone-A-Rama . • Phone-A-Rama is the largest of three scheduled fund drives put on by Morningside. The money receJved through Phone-A-Rama is unrestricted. In many cases, it is used for scholarships, talent grants and the college's portion of work-study. This year's goal was to raise $150,000. Fred Erbes, Director of Alumni Development, was hoppy to report this goal was met and surpassed. In his first year as head of Phone-A-Rama, Erbes saw 32 percent of Morningside Alumni give to their alma mater, when the national average of giving is 20.4 percent. Early figures show this year's Phone-A-Rama to have raised $172,000. This figure was made possible in large part to a matching grant set up by a few generous alumni. Any new or increased gift to Morningside is matched by this grant. Alumnus who have graduated within the last five years and gives to Morningside, sees their gift matched two to one through this grant. Erbes encourages recent graduates to give back to Morningside a little of what they received while they were attending Morningside. (Continued ·on next page.) Top right: Joe Seewald makes a call as Kyle Ellerbock and Anette flygo watch from their table. above Greeks get involved. left to right: Bob Boldus, Dave A rcher, and Scott Henrichsen. Bottom: Blaine Duistermars does paperwork as Donna Lahn uses the telephone. Photographs by Todd • Peterson. S6 / Phone-A a -Ram �Surpasses Goal For three weeks in late October and early November, Conference Rooms A and B in the Commons were transformed into a carnival-like atmosphere. It is here where students, faculty, alumni, and friends call alumni and friends to seek gifts. The callers can win prizes, snack on sundaes and phone Morningsiders throughout the United States. Story by Ann Trimble. Left (left to right): Molly Woodworth, Terri F ischer, and Gretchen Chamberlain, race against time and each other to reach alumni. Left: Faculty Phoners included: Left to right: Jackie Bitz and Candace Davies. Above: Anette Flygo greets a perspective donator while Jayne Kroft patiently waits her turn. Photographs by Todd Peterson. Phone-A-Roma / 57 �Cast of "The Diviners" Basil Bennett . . ......... . . . ...... Randy Uhl Luella Bennett .. Tammy Newell Dewey Maples . . . ... .... . . .. . . . .. .. . .... Todd Peterson Buddy layman . . Trudy L. Moody Melvin Wilder ..... . . .. . . .. . .. .... . . .. . ... . . ..... M Port ick C. C. Showers . . .. Frank Ludwig Jennie Mae layman ... .. . . .. . . . .. . . .. . .. . .. . .. . . . Stephenie Palmer Ferris layman ...... Monte Christensen Norma Henshaw . . .. .. Jill R iden Goldie Short . . ... ... . ..... Mary Arnold Darlene Henshaw . . . .. Lorraine Watts Far right: D ey Maples (Todd P ew eterson) has a chat with Melvin W (M P Right: N ilder ick ort). orma H enshaw (Jill R iden) tends to the shop. 58 / Fall Plays �"The Merry Wives of Windsor Left: Fronk Ludwig discusses a plan with Todd Peterson. Bottom left: The merry wives tell their husbands of their scheme. (left to right): Bill Rainwater, Rondy Uhl, Maria Haack, Carol Sutton. Below: The bar-keep (Mark Lindahl) tells Simple (Russ Lockwood) a story. Foll Plays/ 59 - ------ . �CAST OF "PIPPIN" leading Player . . ...... . . .. . ..... . Al Johnson Pippin . ..... . .. . ... . ..... Monte S. Christensen Charles ... . . .. . ............ William Rainwater lewis . .... . . ............ ....... Frank Ludwig Frastrada .............. . . .. . . ... Carol Sutton Berthe ........... . .. . ...... . ... Teresa Davis Catherine . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Amy Calvillo Theo . . .. . . . . .. . . .... . .. . ... ... Chad Jacobson Singers, Dancers, Acrobats, Jugglers & Magicians: Mary Arnold, Michelle Biggs, Lori Fairchild, Nya Kadenge, Russ Lockwood, Suzy Monkelien, Stephenie Palmer, Todd Peterson, Mick Port, Jill R iden, John Russell, Randy Uhl, Lorraine Watts. "Pippin" is the story of Pippin, son of Charlemagne, who needs to find out what his purpose in life is. Left (left to right): Pippin (Monte Christensen) and Al Johnson dance as Al shows Pippin the ways of the world. Above: Asolemn sight as Father and sons pray for victory in the upcoming bottle. (left to right): Monte Christensen, B Rainwater and Fronk Ludwig. ill 60 / Winter Ploy �MoRNINGSIDE College THEATRE . PRESENTS ''Cat on a Hot Tin Roof'' ''CAT ONA HOT TIN ROOF'' CAST . .. Tim Orwig ... . Frank Ludwig . .. Lorraine Watts (April 22, 24, 26) Mary Arnold {April 23, 25) Mae . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Amy Calvillo { April 22, 24, 26) Stephenie Palmer (April 23, 25) Gooper .............. ... ............ .. .. . ... . .. Todd Peterson Big Mania ... . .. .. . . . . ... .. ...... . . . .. . .. . .. . ...... Jill Riden Dr. Baugh . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Randy Uhl Rev. Tooker .. .. . . .. . .. . .. . . . . .. .. .. . .. .. ... . Russell Lockwood Dixie ................ . . . ... ....... . .... . .. .. .... Trudy Moody Trixie .. .. . . .... . . . . . . .. ... . .. . . . ... ... . ... . .. Cherisse Hansen Buster . . ... ... . .......... . ............ Andrew Proescholdt Sookie, Maid .... . .... .. . . .. . . .. ... .. .. . . .... Vicki Smalldridge Big Daddy .. Brick .... Margaret ......... . .. ... .... . .... . by Tennessee Williams April 22,23,24,25 26, 8:00 pm 2:00 pm Klinger-Neal Theatre Spring Ploy / 6 l - �Convocations Convocation this year included many interesting and enlightening speakers both semesters. The Jazz Festival, Deon's Convo, Goldstein and Palmer Lectures, Easter Convo and Honor's Convo were just some of the highlights of second semester. First semester, one of the convo's people really enjoyed w11s the worship service with Jim Newton. A songweover, combining humor/folk music with a Christion message. Second semester, Poul Schurke come and spoke about his expedition to the North Pole. Everyone thought it was very interesting and especially like his dog, Zap! {Schurke is pictured at right . . .) Article by Pam Frey. Sept. Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Now. Now. 10 17 24 I 8 15 22 29 5 12 Now. Now. 19 24 Doc. 3 Doc. 10 Jan. 21 28 Jan. Fob. 4 13 Fob. 18 Fob. Fob. 25 March 4 March II March 25 April I April April' April April Worship service: Jim Newton, Songweover President's Convocation "The Psychology of Humor," Dr. Sharon Ocker International Studies Superintendent's ·conference. Dr. Charlene Bell. The Meredith String Quartet The Von Dyke Lecture. Jim Hindman The "Election" Convocation. Fred Grandy and Clayton Hodgson. "Pornography and Violence." Dr. Ed Donnerstein. "Feminsm, Soaps and the TV Family." Dr. Carol Williams Honorary Degree conferred on Dr. Lester C. Thurow. Thanksgiving Worship. The Wright Lecture. Christmas Worship Convo. Deans Convocation - Dr. R Franklin Terry. . Poul Schurke, North Pole explorer and writer. Block Awareness Week - Block poet B F Moiz. . . Jou Festival. Worship Service - Steve Plymale and ~yorodzoi Kodenge. Dr. Morty Knepper - Women's History Month (Morch). Organ Recital and Lecture - Dr. Ed Hansen. Goldstein Lecture - Leonid Feldman. Indian Awareness Week - Kevin Locke. Sebastion Charles, on "The Social Consciousness of the Christion Church. Theater Workshop with Bruce Bunger and Tim Cose. Easter Worship. Palmer Lecture - Richard Mulcahy. 8 15 22 29 HONOR'S CONVOCATION. 62 / Convocation �CBC Events Dave Brown - Feb. 24 Dave Brown, a South Dakota resident, entertained at the February 24 CBC sponsored coffeehouse. Brown plays the guitar, sings, and jokes around a bit. The audience was a small gathering which lent well to the informal atmosphere. Before the night was over, just about everybody had a joke directed at them. Also, they learned about Coty, Brown's one year old son. Dad was obviously very proud as he passed around a few pictures of the toddler so that everyone could see him. Besides his own songs, a couple of audience requests were played along with some light, silly songs. One that went over especially well was about a girl. He claimes, "I lobster and never flounder." Brown performed for about two hours. Afterwards he talked with students. In response to one girl's question, yes, it was Jovan Musk aftershave he was wearing. Brown is not pictured in this section) Feature by Mary Viz. Films Committee, chaired by Lorraine Watts, featured hits like: Top Gun, Bock to School, Witness, Rambo, Prizzi's Honor, and Romancing the Stone. Ideas and Issues Committee, chaired by Joanne Beroldi, in addition to the Famous Lost Words Series, other Topics for Forums and Discussions were: Pornography and Violence, peace, academic polioes, and homosexual love. Live Music, chaired by Andy Sudman, sponsored eight dances ranging from Webb Wilder to the Reggae beat of the Crnzy B's. This committee also helped select the band for Spring Formal and Co-Sponsored Jazz Fest with the Music Department. Outing Committee, led by Stacy Childs, arranged events such as: 3 for free, and Spring Break in Daytona. Rec Center, chaired by Karen Weber, provided several tournaments for the campus, and helped with a fund raiser for the Sioux City Foodshelf. Variety Entertainment, chaired by Cathy McMullen, hosted such acts as: Dave Wopat, Kier, Grof Bros., Ben Ulin, Electric Zoo! Suit, Jim Wand, Dave Brown, Scott Burton, and Bud Anderson. ''Kier In Concert'' Tues, Nov. 4 - 9:00 p.m. IN THE WAM SINGER/SONGWRITER/IMPRESSIONIST FREE ADMISSION Let's Dance!! Students under the spell of hypnotist Jim Wand as part of the Homecoming festivities. Photos were provided by CBC Programs and Activities Council. Juggler/Comedian Scott Burton bolonces a table as port of his act. CBC Programs & Activities / 63 �Political Candidates Seek On February 8th, 1988, the eyes on the nation will fall upon Iowa. The first stop on the road to the White House in Washington D is through Iowa. The Iowa political caucus is .C. the first test of strength for the presidential candidates. Since Ronald Reagan will not be running for re-election, the road to the White House will be busy with more than l 5 announced candidates seeking votes. Several of those candidates stopped by Morningside College during the 86 -87 school year. On a Friday morning in May, a packed Epply Auditorium listened to Vice-President George Bush conduct a town meeting. In the following days, several candidates came to visit Morningside. Jack Kemp Pete DuPont, Bruce Babbitt, Bob Dole all visited Morningside. The wife of Gary Hart came to campus before her husband dropped out of the race. As the Path toward February 8th, 1988 narrows, Morningside wil be visited by more candidates and more elected officials. After the visit on March 6th, The White House deemed the Morningside College stop as "clearly the best" of the stops the Vice-President made in seven stops across Iowa. The opportunity to meet tomorrow's leader's is a chance that most Americans do not get, because of it's location in Sioux City and in Iowa, Morningsiders have the chance to meet tomorrow's leader's today. March 6 March 12 March 25 April 13 April 14 April 22 Written by Dennis W Lauver. . 64 / Political George Bush Mrs. Gary Hart Bruce Babbitt Bob Dole Jack Kemp Pete DuPont �Votes at Morningside College The Presidential Candidate line-up includes: Top left: Bruce Babbitt, former Governor of Arizona. Top middle: Jack Kemp, Congressman from Buffalo, New York. Above: Bob Dole, Kansas Senator, Former Senate Majority Leader. Opposite page: George Bush, Vice-President of the United States. Not only Presidential Candidates appeared on campus. For Convo last fall, Clayton Hodgson held a debate with Fred Grandy (left) for the 6th district representative from Iowa. Fred Grandy won the position alter the loll election. Political/ 65 �April in Paris Spring Formal '87 Top: Sioux City lights flicker behind them, but Cheryl Dohl and Dave Haak don't notice. Photo by Diane Kutz Bottom right: Robin Korthols and Dennis Wissink pause from their conversation long enough to pose for the camera. Photo by Marla Gea.ry. • Above: Dave Reed and Terri Skalla as they make their way to the dance floor. Photo by Diane Kutz. 66 / Spring Formal �April in Paris The 1987 Spring Formal, "April in Paris," was presented by the Dimmitt, Residence Complex and Roodmon Holl Council, and was held at the Morino Inn on April 4th. The atmosphere was brought to life by a wall replica of the Eiffel Tower and street posts, which surrounded the dance floor. Couples, making use of the Social Hour, met other couples, took pictures, and/or gazed out over the Missouri River. After Joel Higgins special invocation, everyone gathered at the buffet, provided by the Morino. Aslide show was presented by Chad Hoffman, ofter the Holl President's speeches depicting a comic version of campus life. Topping off the evening, the bond "Airkroft." mode the dance memorable as everyone enjoyed their music. The dance floor was always pocked. Congrot's to Dimmit, 1-Plex, and Roodmon ... April in Paris was a hit!! Top: Valerie Johnson and Robb McMullen toke a break before the dance. Bottomloft: Arriving at Formal in style ... Dione Kutz and Joel Higgins sport a Deloreon. lolow: Dori Mclndo and John Corey 'enjoy Paris' as they stroll post the Eiffel Tower. Photographs by Diane Kutz. Spring Formol / 67 • . - �Second-Annual Winter Graduation Ceremony Above right: Harold Bomgaars, recipient of the honorary degree of Public Service. Right: Cindy Berkenpas greets the groduotes. Left: Robert Peck and Ralane Sparks, as the graduates leave Eppley. 68 / Winter Graduation �I I I I Graduates - 46 The second annual winter commencement ceremony was He;d Sunday, December 2l. The honorary degree of Public Service was bestowed .upon Harold Bomgaars, long-time Sioux City business leader and President of Bompaars Supply. Degrees given include the following: 15 B ., 5 B ., and 26 B .A .M .S. Above le,ft: Graduates-to-be line up for processional in the front hall of Eppley. left: Two Morningside graduates - Carol Jensen and John Kennedy. Dr. Yockey brings up the rear of the processional with the mace. Winter Graduation/ 69 �Class of '87 89th Spring Graduation Ceremony MORNINGSIDE College Above right: President Tommeraosen addresses the class of 1987. Right: Nervous graduates before the ceremony. Photo by Kent Kennedy. Above: The Morningside bench as it appears before Lewis Holl. Photo by Kent Kennedy. 70 / Spring Graduation �Graduates - 131 Commencement exercises were held Sunday, Moy 10. The honorary degree Ooctor of Humane Letters was presented to Dorothy Schramm. Degrees given include the following: 12 B ., 9 B.M 75 B and 12 B . Totalling .A .S., .S.N 131. Alton left: Kirby Eddie receives his diploma. left: Faculty on stage that day includes Dorothy Schramm. Alton: Harvey Flewelling - '87 Graduate of Morningside College. Photo by Kent Kennedy. Spring Graduation / 71 . ��73 . - �··- Seniors Speak "I must move on, but my final request, before I go, is that life be os kind to you os you hove been to me. Belle vie." Terry A. Bohlke Moth & Accounting Sioux Gty, Iowa Debra Adams Nursing Glidden, IA Sara Anderson Rec. Mgmt. Sioux City, IA Vicky Anderson Elem Ed. Pacific Junction, IA Mary Arnold Speech/Drama Sioux City, IA John Beeck Elem. Ed. Chater Oak, IA Darren Belk Gen. Psych. Alexandria, VA Eric Boo Comp. Sci./Moth Sioux City, IA Terry Bohlke Moth/Acctg. Sioux City, IA ·Kristy Arrick ·- Bus. Admin./Art Council Bluffs, IA Banwart Stacey Rec. Mgmt./Bus. Admin. West Bend, IA ·Joanne Beraldi Gen. Psych. Council Bluffs, IA Leasley Bartholomew Bus. Admin. Sioux City, IA Robert Berens Bus. Admin. Sioux City, IA Michlle Biggs Music Ed. Omaha, /IE David Bauerly Ind. Psych. Sioux City, IA Judy Blair Elem. Ed. Allen, /IE ··74 / Seniors Robert Boldus Rec. Mgmt.fPhys. Ed. Sioux City, IA Perry Barchard Acctg.fEcon. Hartley, IA Lexia Bosch Bus. Admin.flnd. Psych. Sioux City, IA Joseph Boysen Rel. Studies Deloit, IA John Brands Elem. Ed. llock Valley, IA Lorene Breedlove Bus. Admin./Comp. Sci. Sioux City, IA �Seniors Speak "Thanks for everything Bev, Glenna, Mrs. Bobys, Mrs. Heilman, Dr. Ocker, and Dr. Owens! You are special people and inspirations to many. God bless you all." Melanie Corey Elem. Ed./Spec. Ed. Lake City, IA Patrick Breyfogle Crim. Justice Sioux City, IA Thomas Briggs Gen. Psych. Davenport, IA Connie Broich Eng. Writing T T Sioux City, IA Patrick Bru111111ond Crim. Justice Sioux City, IA -· -· Robert Campbell Comp. Sci Niobrara, HE Cheryl Cantrall Phys. Ed. Teaching West Bend, IA Richard Cardin Bus. Admin./Rec. Mgmt. Sheldon, IA Cindy Chaffin Interdisciplinary Sioux City, IA Janet Chappell Spcmish/French Council Bluffs IA Julee Chervek Elem. Ed. Sioux City, IA -· -· Mark Chmelka Bus. Admin. Sgt. Bluff, IA Monte Colfack Crim. Justice Kingsley, IA Suzette Conaway Bus. Admin. Rock Valley, IA Robert Conklin Chemistry Sioux City, IA Victoria Conover Music Ed. Holstein, IA Janette Conry Acctg./Comp. Sci Moville, IA -· Melanie Corey Elem. Ed./Spec. Ed. Lake City, IA Robert Craig Phys. Ed. Teaching Sioux City, IA Bret Crowl Music Ed. Humboldt, IA Carla Culley Accounting Sioux City, IA Sara Culley Eng. Writ. & Long. Sioux City, IA Nanci Cunningham Elem. Ed. Ava, MO -· Seniors/ 75 �··- Seniors Speak "Morningside - Thonks for ... 8 o'clock classes, the cold walk from Jacobsen, dorm life, friends, on empty mailbox, Doug Livermore, moldy showers, stress, graduation, and everything else I'll never forget." Bradley E Dyslin . Econ./Bus. Admin. Aurelia, IA Brenda Curry Stacy Delong Robert Dibble Betty Dorsey Nursing Ponca, HE Acctg.fBus. Admin. Dakota City, HE Phys. Ed. Teaching Sioux City, IA Bus. Admin. Sioux City, IA ·Cindy Dozark ·- Craig Dozark Amy Dunker Brenda Dyhrkopp Bradley Dysmll Kirby Eddie Nursing Sioux City, IA Agribus./Ecan. Sioux City, IA Music Ed. Jackson, MN Bus. Admin. Sgt. Bluff, IA Bus. Admin./Econ. Bus. Admin./Econ. Storm Lake, IA Marjorie fee Margaret Fenton Aurelia, IA ·Carol Elis Carol Faber Art Sioux City, IA Brice Farmer Lisa Ferguson Crim. Justice Bradenton, FL Bus. Admin. Jefferson, SD Elem. Ed. Sioux City IA Bus. Admin./Econ. Spirit Lake, IA ··76 / Seniors Patrick Fitzgerald Hervey Flewelling Anette Flygo Douglas Gibson Donald Goodman Paige Gordon Bus. Admin. Omaha, HE Eng. Writ. T eoching Sioux City, IA Bus. Admin. Oxelasund, FC Music Ed. Hew Market, IA Gen. Psych./Soc. Sa. Sioux City, HE Bus. Admin. Sioux City, IA �Seniors Speak Angela Hair David Grice Bus. Admin. Sioux City, IA Bus. Admin. Lourens, IA Melody Hamil "I've hod some of the best times of my life here ot Morningside - ond olso some of the worst. I con definitely say thot these years ot M hove been lour yeors thot I will 'side never forget." Jill Hanson Art T eodiing Milon, MN Music Ed. Sioux Center, IA -· -· "' Robert Hannusch Martha Hansen JIii Hanson Guy Harrington Bus. Admin. Roland, IA Eng. Writ. & Long. Dakota City, IA Art Teaching Milan, MII Phys. Ed. T eodiing Sioux City, IA -· Lori Hecl Music Ed. Lytton, IA Mary Jo Heimberg Nursing Sioux City, IA Tom Hemmom Bus. Admin./Econ. Davenport, IA Sharon Hesse Darin Hildahl Elem. Ed./Moth. Teaching Marcus, IA Phys. Ed. T eodiing Sioux City, IA -· ·-,. Troy Jasman Acctg./Econ. Sioux City, IA . Barbara Jensen Art Teaching/Special Ed. Council Bluffs, IA Carol Jensen Sociology Onawa, IA Jacquelyn Jensen Bus. Admin. Atlantic, IA Laura Johnson Art Teaching Fort Dodge, IA Barry Jones Comp. Sci./Bus. Admin. Waterloo, IA -· Seniors/ 77 �·- Seniors Speak "Jesus is Lord of Morningside College." Julie Krouse Elem. Ed. ·- Dakota City, NE June James Biology Teoching Sioux Cily, IA ..... Kaufman Wook (Wayne) Hye Hyeong Nwsing Sioux Cily, IA Kim Comp. Sci./Malh Hyung-Chen(Max) Kim Poli. Sci. Seoul, FC Busan, FC ·c Anne Koepman Krause Julie ·- Crim. Justice LeMon, IA Elem. Ed. Dakoto Cily, NE David Krohn Comp. Sci./Math Sioux Cily, IA Valorie Kruse Eng. Writ. Teoching Sioux Cily, IA LuAnne Kuchel Elem. Ed. Kingsley, IA Lori Kutz Eorly Child Ed.fElem. Ed. Sioux City, IA ·Bus. John Lego Spirit Lake, IA R. Scott Larson Bus. Ed. Sioux Cily, IA Barbara Lewison ~ct.fEmt1. Sioux Cily, IA Muh Shiarn (Gabrielle) Lii French/Bus. Admin. Taipei, FC Moi-jir (Mickle) Lin Bus. Admin./Emt1. Hsinfeng, FC Mark Lindahl Theatre Sioux Cily, IA ··78 / Seniors Bruce Lindell Bus. Admin. Sioux Cily, IA Tammy Lintin , Gen. Psych./Soc. Onawa, IA Timothy Loftus Moss Comm. Sioux City, IA Sandy Lieck Math/Comp. Sci. Denison, IA Brain Luther Musi< Ed. Sioux Cily, IA Lisa Lynch Bus. Admin./Office Admin. Griswold, IA �Seniors Speak "In my years at Morningside, I hove learned more than specific focts. I hove learned how to learn. To those who hove fought me, I om forever grateful." Jonna Mousoff Mathmatics Hudson, WI Beckie Maahs Phys. Ed. T Teaching Sioux City, IA Lisa Maahs Nursing Sioux City, IA Michelle Madsen Nursing Sioux City, IA Leonora Mangenje Nursing Zimbabwe, Africa -· V' -· V' -· V' Rose Marsh Bio. T eo<hing Sioux City, IA Janna Mausolf Moth. Teo<hing Hudson, WI Kenneth Maxfield Bus. Admin. Sioux City, IA Paul McCall•• Eng. Lit. & Criticism Omaha, NE Pamola McManigal Comp. Dakota City, NE Laura Meier Acctg. Sioux City, IA \ -· V' -· V' Juleen Meints Bio. T eo<hing Ute, IA Gregg Michael Agribus./Econ. Hinton, IA Matthew Miller Phys. Ed./Hist. Teaching Aurelia, IA Gregory Mitchell Comp. Sci. Apple Valley, MN Shauna Moe Comp. Sci. Yankton, SD Martin Morris Phys. Ed. T Teaching Sioux City, IA -· V' Joffory Myrick R Mgmt./Phys. Ed. ec. Safety Harbor, Ft Paul Niebuhr Music Ed. Blairstown, IA Torry Nielsen Moss. Comm./Phys. Ed. Moorhead, IA Diane Niewohner Graphic Arts Onawa, IA Michael Noble Phys. Ed. Teaching Omaha, NE Jill Noordhook Ind. Psych/Bus Admin. Sioux Center, IA -· V' Seniors/ 79 �·- Seniors Speak ·- "Being a non-traditional student at Morningside has been challenging to my family as well as to myself, resulting in much personal growth and an exciting new career in education." David Riley Math Education Sioux City, IA Tanya Nuetzman Sociology Everly, IA Crystal Oberheu Rel. Studies/Spanish Woterloo, IA s.w Econ. Seoul, FC Kendall Oliver Comp. Sci./Bus. Admin. Pisgah, IA ·- ·- Sandra Olson Elem. Ed. Soldier, IA Christine ersinger Susan Peters P Barkley Payer Graphic Arts W innebago, NE Robert Peck Phil./Gen. Psych. Sioux Cily, IA Kimberly Pitkin Bus. Admin.fEcon. Sioux City, IA Lori Plummer Music Ed. Kingsley, IA Elem. Ed. Sioux Cily, IA Bus. Admin.fRec. Mgmt. Lawton, IA Darla Pererson Elem. Ed. Sioux Cily, IA ·Elizabeth Pigott Graphic Arts Sioux City IA Janeen Pollak Elem. Ed./Special Ed. Denison, IA Suzabbe Poppen Biology Sioux Cily, IA ··80 / Seniors . Beth Quade Eng. Writ. & Janewille, WI William Rainwater Theatre/Mass Comm. Sioux City, IA DavidRiley Math T &aching Sioux City, IA .. Laurie Riley Rel. Studies Story City, IA Mike Roarson ... , Bus. Admin. Sloan, IA Rita Roarso Econ./Bus. Admin. Sloan, IA �Seniors Speak "I hove encountered love, friendship, acceptance, challenge, disappointment, and joy at Morningside. Learning to handle and expand these experiences is only part of the knowledge I've acquired at Morningside. Thanks everyone! Dana Sievert Sociology/Psychology Atlantic, IA Patrick Rogers Bus. Admin./Econ. Moville, IA StevenRowe Agribusiness LeMars, IA Jeffery Ruhnke Music Ed. West St. Paul, MN Clark Rupert Moss Comm. Sgt. Bluff, IA Sarah Sadler Elem. Ed. Sioux City, IA John Salmon Biology Sioux City, IA Todd Schnider Moss Comm. Spencer, IA Gregory Schuerman Music Ed. Lincoln NE Charles Shanafelt Bus. Admin. Sioux City, IA Ronald Shortenhaus Bus. Admin. Sioux City, IA Lisa Shull Chemistry Riverton, IA Dana Sievert Gen. Psych./Soc. Atlantic, IA Nancy Simonson Bus. Admin. Sioux City, IA Trina Sliefert Nursing Storm Lake, IA Dawn Smith Sociology Mallard, IA Troy Sohn Phys. Ed. Teaching Sioux City, IA Jing Yng (Jennifer) Song Acctg. Taipei, FC Debra Springer Comp. Sci./Grophic Arts Gowrie, IA Kimberly Stahl Gen. Psych. Sioux City, IA Edward Stanek Acctg.fEcon. Ralston, NE Sharon Smith Crim. Justice Wabasha, MN Craig Sensanbaugh Elem. Ed. Sioux City, IA Seniors/ 81 �··- Seniors Speak "Next time you're silting in class wondering what you're doing there, remember that in order to reach a distant goal you must take many small steps." Jolene Vovos Phys. Ed. Teaching Sioux City, IA Jamie Steckelberg Eng. Lit. & Criticism Sioux City, IA Felicia Steffe Julie Stehr Shelia Surrell Elem. Ed. Moville, IA Eng. Lit. & Criticism/Eng. Odebolt IA Nursing Oshkosh, Wi ·Elizabeth Svoboda Thomas Sweeney Brain Swift Elizabeth Taylor Daine Thomssen Bus. Admin. Sioux City, IA Music Ed. Sioux City, IA Phys. Ed. Teaching Hawarden IA Gen. Psych. Sioux City, IA Early Child Ed.fElem. Ed. Marshall, MN Val Uken ·- Music Ed. Bellevue, NE Thomas Sweeny Brain Ulven Bus. Admin./Econ. Sioux City, IA Sara Ulven Vicki Vander Pol Nursing/Biology l'aullina, IA Bus. Admin. Sioux Center, IA ·Crim. Justice No. Sioux City, SO Karen Ulven Bus. Admin. Sioux City, IA ··82 / Seniors Todd Verschorr Jolene Vasas Phys. Ed. Teaching Battle Creek, IA Phys. Ed. Teaching Sioux City, IA Joan Wanninger Acct./Comp. Sci. Sioux City, IA Renee Watson Karen Weber Nursing Marshall, WA Bus. Admin. Dunlap, IA Pamela Weisz Music Ed. Sioux City, IA �Seniors Speak Katherine Wellendorf So<.fPol. Sci. Sioux City, IA JIii Wells Biology LeMars, IA Lihhuea Wey Acctg. Taipei, FC Karen Wiggs "It's hord to know exactly what to soy, or who to thank. But I owe a lot to many people - induding the collage. I've loved these lost four yars. Thanks!" Molly Woodworth Criminal Justice Danison, IA Nursing Sioux City, IA CD -· In CD -· In Jeff Wilkerson B Admin. us. Exira IA Molly Woodworth Crim. Justice Denison, IA Frank Yanni Crim. Justice Scranton, PA Brenda Youngdahl Early Child Ed.JElam. Ed. Storm Lake, IA CD -· Seniors Not Pictured: Shavelle Calhoun Nathaniel Cole Deb Fl'ffll De1i.. ,,.. . UHhNIN ,.-, " 11s..:t:.. J•hNIIIINfflahl U.•N Min-Hui Corrina Yu Bus. Admin./Econ. Taipei, FC Mark Zellmer Gan. Psych. Sioux City, IA 1-Walz TNNJJ..._ JIIClr - KllllwpJeH1 J_I[... In . John Kennedy Shelia Kennerty (liar!•• • •11., CD -· Juice Sclialtz IIHHSchltN Jaae1Sci..llexl1 Scln4w U..Steffe In Carel SllllN MarieWltt YIJH(Ca.-)Y. . . CD -· Not Pictured: Graduate Students Scott Koch Secondary Degree Students Doviad Etzel Timothy Getty In CD Graduate S tudies: Lisa J. E rwin Graduate Studies, Pamala K Graen . Secondary Degree Student: Stacey Garhart Bob Baldus and Lisa Maahs keep worm in between cheers. -· In 83 ���Sioux Staff Grows The Sioux Yearbook had a good year, raising book sales 25% from the previous year. We also welcomed new members to our staff. Laurie Harpenau was our Business Manager, Valerie Johnson became one of the co-editors, and several other new additions made working on the Sioux exciting and fun. Our staff included: Co-Editors Stacy Delong and Valerie Johnson, Business Manager Laurie Harpenau, Chief Photographer Jill Hanson, Gary Baker, Pam Frey, Marla Geary, Keri Jo Grasma, Mike Jones, Kendall Millard, Lucinda Neville, Todd Peterson, Ann Trimble, Mary Viz, and Alicia Wessendorf. Thanks for your help guys! Editors. Top (left to right): Picking out the right pictures con be tough: Mary Viz, Stacy Delang, Lucinda Neville, and Gary Baker. Bottom right: Training session with part of the gang. Below: Lucinda Neville selects the photos that she will be using. B6 / Sioux �Collegian Reporter Celebrates 90th Year In its 90th year of publication, the Collegian Reporter offers o variety of extra-curricular activities. Published twice o month, the paper gives students the opportunity to report on events, write columns, and photograph and develop pictures of campus events. The editors ore responsible for choosing the articles and preparing the paper for print. The paper functions to keep the student body and faculty up-to-dote on campus and local news, poss along sports scores, express opinions, and even spread gossip (in the personals). The paper is o uni· lying agent for the college. During the 1986-87 term, the paper come out 15 times, and highlighted topics such as Homecoming '86 and George Bush's visit. Garfield was introduced as o new feature and the number of personals increased. The year was o great success. Seated (left ta right): Ann Trimble, Laura Scammacca, Lanette Curry and Shelly Klein Co-Editors, Julie Lien. Standing: Vicki VanderPal, Brenda Curry, Scott Marr, Lisa Grubb, Chris Rants, Bob Craig, Perrie Garland, John James, Paul McCallum. Not pictured: Nya Kadenge, Marla Geary, Chris Steinbach, Susan Peters, Todd Peterson, Shelly A shley, Tim Davis - Advertising Manager. Far right: Shelly Klein, hard at work. Right: Robin Korthols selects a hit at KMSC. Bottom: Sky King!! at KMSC Radio. KMSC Radio FM 88.3 KMSC is Morningside 's own FM radio station. This Federal Communications Commission class D licensed radio station hos ten watts of effective radiated power, broadcasting approximately ten miles around its Lewis Holl location. Each week there ore disc jockeys who ploy a wide spectrum of music. The variety ranges from heavy metal to classical, punk to bluegrass, top 40 to contemporary Christion. There is something to meet everyone's tastes. There ore also public affairs programs, news, sports and entertainment. KMSC strives to keep up with the latest advances in programming and technology. This year KMSC purchased o compact disc player. Digital sound hos hit Morningside due in Part to o grant from Uncle John 's Records, Tapes and Compact Discs. This grant enables KMSC to use discs provided by Uncle John 's. KMSC's executive staff consists of: Ann Trim· hie, station manager; Lisa Grubb, operations manager; Sheila Peterson, news director; Robin Korthals, sports director; Keri Jo Grasmo, public affairs director; Bryan Davis, production supervisor; and Chris Mansfield, production manager; and Donald F Keeler, General manager. Article . by Ann Trimble. Collegian Reporter /KMSC / 87 �Student Government What a Crew I believe Student Government has had a great year. From orientation to our spring executive council elections, things have gone well. The senate elections in the fall filled every seat in the senate. Many candidates ran, and it was good to see the large turnout for each seat. The senate worked hard, keeping on top of academics, finance, financial aid, and the running of the senate itself. The senators brought up many good points during these meetings, which caused lively debate and discussion. The biggest issue Student senate faced this year was that of disinvestment in South Africa. The senate passed a resolution to do just that and it was well received by the Board of Directors. Student Government helped get the Distinguished Scholar award changed to a full tuition award for four years, thus causing the recipient to pay the difference if there happened to be a tuition increase. Also, incounter this year was the request from the senate to raise the salaries of the Vice President and Treasurer from $600 to $800. The motion was passed and will be part of next year's budget. Homecoming and Orientation were two events that also went well. Both directors did an excellent job and we thank Alicia and Lisa for doing a great job. We have benefited from a yearbook staff that has raised sales, and advertising so that the yearbook will remain part of the college experience. Thank you Val and Stacy and your fine crew. The Collegian Reporter did a fine job of covering the events and happenings of our campus. The paper remained in excellent form. Thank you Shelly and Lynette and staff for another year of journalism, C.R. style. Members of this year's vocal students are: Todd Schnider, Paula Puckett, Dan Kruger, Nyaradzai Kadenge, Chris Rants, Mark Timmerman, Chris Steinbach, Rick Amos, Michelle Bluford, Bob Boldus, Bill Brown, Jodi Dorn, Erica Gunderson, April Hlad, Chad Hoffman, Shad Kroeger, Kendall Millard, Neil Morenz, Albert Soatikee, Bob Craig, and Derek Richardson. Besides this the Executive Council featuring V Janna Mausolf, .P. Secretary Sherri McGinnis, Treasurer Laura Scammacca, and Student Advocate Nick Votek did a superb job. Joel Higgins - President of Student Government. Top front row (left to right): Bill Brown, Nick Volek, Albert Sootikee, Kendall M illard, Mork Timmerman, Terry Bohlke. Middle row: Kent Kennedy - Advisor, Louro Scommocco, Erica Gunderson, Joel Higgins - President, Chris Steinbach. Back row: Jonna Mousolf - V ice President, Susan Peters, Sherri McGinnis, Joanne Beraldi Bob Craig, Nyorodzoi Kodenge, Chris Rants. Not pictured: Todd Schnider, Paulo Puckett, Don Kruger, Rick Amos, Michelle Bluford, Bob Boldus, Jodi Dorn, April Hlad, Chad Hoffman, Shod Kroeger, Neil Morenz, Derek Richardson. 88 / Organizations Student Ambassadors Student Ambassadors, Front row (left to right): Jodi Dorn, Penny Moy, Crystal Oberheu, Julie Ann Serck, Mory Hansen, Koren Weber. Back row: Elaine Palmberg, Stoey Childs, Dennis Louver - A ssistant Coordinator, Alicia Wessendorf, Ann Trimble, Lora Vanderzwaag - Coordinator, Connie Root, Amy G erking, Kyle Ellerbeck. Not pictured: Soro Anderson, Vicky Anderson, Shelly Ashley, Lesley Bartholomew, Doug Beouchene, Michelle Biggs, Cheryl Dahl, Brad Dyslin, Terri Fischer, Anette Flygo, Dee Dee Harm, Marilyn Harrington, Sherry Hilbronds, Scott Holtz, Derek Jacobsen, .Sheila Kennerly, Darren Lee, Tricia McCoulley, Jill Noordhoek, Suzanne Poppen, Dove Reed, Cory Roberts, Chris Steinbach, Mike Tromp, Soro Ulven, Molly Woodworth. �International Club Front row: Norlizo Mot Isa, Foridoh Abdullah, Chen-Hua Liang, Souchin Com, Zuroini Mot Zain, Annette Flygo - President, Noor Aomon Ariffin. Middle row: Doniel Dongin Kim, Michelle Schuler, Rosido Junid, Lusrim Abdul Rohman, Dong Tong, Nyo Kodenge, Komerezei Ismail, Kendall Millard, Homizoh Abdul Hamid, Mohd Anos Mohd Alwi, Roy Suh (Doug Yeon), Dr. Doohen. Back row: Solo (lk-Toom) Hon, Gabrielle Lii (Muh-Shdom), Corrina Yu, Mineko Abe, Terri Fischer - Secretory, Lanette Pollock, Riso Rebbeck, Norozioh Abd. Aziz, Foridoh Yusof, Solina Khalid. C.B.C. CBC Programs and Activities Council is responsible for pro· viding the campus with well-rounded cultural, social, educational, and recreational activities. The council is comprised entirely of student volunteers. Four executive members, and six committee chairpeople (with their committees) organize and promote anything from a film series to forums and discussions; spring break trips to rec center tournaments; and comedians to singers to bands and dances. CBC sponsored Winterfest Week in January and Spring Fling in late March. Some other highlights of the year included a non· alcoholic bar in the Wigwam; an Aparteid forum; films like "Top Gun" and "Back To School"; turning the rec center into a jail for a fund-raiser; performances by singer Dave Wopat, comedian Bud Andersen, and hypnotist Jim Wand; and a spring break trip to Daytona Beach. CBC, Above, Front row (left to right): Jonna Mouso/1, Dione Niewohner, Chris Cuthrell, Lorraine Watts, Stoey Childs, Andy Sudmon. Back row: Kent Kennedy, Joonne Beroldi, Louro Scommocco, Koren Weber. Organizations / 89 �I.V.C.F. The purpose of Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship is to establish and assist students in the Christian faith. Our major objectives are to encourage students in evangelism, discipleship, and mission. We meet weekly for large group meetings which offer a time of fellowship for students. They consist of singing, prayer, and speakers or other activities, which promote Christian growth. There are also small groups on campus which meet regularly for Bible study, worship and outreach. tVCF, Front row (left to right): Vicki Marshall, Curtis Klaahsen, Michelle Schuler - Secretory, Shannan Robinson, Nya Kadenge - Outreach. Back row: Mary Hansen - Lorge Group Coordinator, Rochelle Stock Small Group Coordinator, Greg Schuerman - Music Coordinator, John Blankenship, Jennifer Barngrover, Suzanne Black, Kevin Gonnerman. Indian Alliance Club American Indian Alliance, Front row (left to Right) Thelma Thomas, Barkley Payer, Juanita Walks Nice, Willie Kitto, David Adams, Christal Swift - Secretory, Treasurer, Chuck Raymond - Vice President. Back row: Joyce Thomas, Kathy Edner. Not pictured: Eric Siert - President, Richard Harlan, Denise Henry, Everette Jones, Arnold Mallory, Robbie LeMaster, Bob Thacker, Minnie Olson, Adrian Saunsoci, Albert Sotaikee, Michelle Thomas, George Trudell. Sigma Pi Sigma Sigma Pi Sigma, Seated (left to right): Greg Baldwin, Lisa Shull. Standing: David Riley, Robert Green, Dan Kruger, Matt Carney. 90 / Organizations �Nurse's Club The Morningside Student Nurse's Club, the campus organization for nursing students, holds meetings the third Wednesday of every month at 4 p.m. in Lewis Hall Room 5. A speaker from the college or community offers information on health care concerns to interested students. The Club also sponsors the Siouland Bloodbank twice a year, in October and April. Over 100 pints of blood were donated by Morningside Students and faculty this year. The MSNC also sponsors a bakesale in March to raise much needed funds and obtained approx. $75 this year. The gala event every year for the Nurse's Club is the Maud Adams Research Day, sponsored annually by the Club. Held this year on °April 23, the program allows nursing students the opportunity to present their seminars, teaching projects, and research studies. This year's speaker for the luncheon was Winifred J. Pinch, RN, EdD, of the Creighton University School of Nursing. Nursing Faculty and Student of the Year were also presented. neworl ,one uman family Pictured at right, Front row (left to right): Barb Eveleth - Secretary, Brenda Curry - President, JoAnn Forney - Treasurer, Leah Wesselink - Historian, Michelle Madsen, Anita Blue. Back row: Kim Heim, Deb Rothe, Renee Watson, Courtenay Hollander, Kim Meyer, Kelly Hopp. Not pictured: Diane Binneboese Vice President, Jennifer Young, Cathy Schloesser Trina Slielert, Judi Richards, Ruth Oeltjenbruns, Kaye Menning, Pam Holstad, Deb Adams, Brenda Willemssen, Tracy Wingert, Carrie Smith, Rachel Santema, Carlynn Baerenwald, Leah Mangenje, Sheila Surrell, Carol Jalas, Kim Bruning, Becky Knaack, Vicki Marshall. Alpha Mu Gamma Not pictured, Members include: Crystal Oberheu - President, Lori Ludwig - Vice President, Dana Sievert - Secretary, Mary Hansen - Treasurer, Barb Andersen, Norma Barajas, Heidi Deen, Betty Dorsey, Chen Chen Du, Dan Miller, Christine Persinger, Jenny Prichard, and Beth Quade. F.C.A. Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Not. pictured: Todd Armstrong, Mark Cooper, Brian Keeney, Todd Koos, Gregg Mitchell, Steve Wiederhold. J "We de ire but the good of the world and the happineH of the nations ... that all 11at1011s should become unc m faith and all men as b rothers; that the bonds of affection and unity ben.,•een the sons of men should be "ifrengthened; that di1·ersity of religion should aase. and di 'lerences of race be annulled . . and all men be a<; one kindred and one family . ,.... Nah , Sac ed W , 1 F \ Organizations / 91 �S.M.E.N.C. The Student Music Educators Notional Conference (SMENC), gave $600 to the music deportment in November to help buy office machinery, which benefited everyone in that deportment. fifteen of SMENC's members attended the State music convention last January in Des Moiries, and three members were nominated for state offices. Mory Kottmonn - President, Kelly Jacobsma - Vice-President, and Susan Barker - Editor. At right, front row (left to right): Gary Shupe, Susan Stock, Mory Little. Row 2: Rochelle Stock, Mory Kotfmonn, Susan Barker, John Carey. Row 3: Crystal Bunge, Andrea Lyons, Michelle Schuler, Koren Hokenson. Row 4: Shelly fuller, Lori Fairchild, Kelly Jacobsma, Kipp Brockman, Joe Minarik. Row 5: Timothy Hoyden, Brian Luther, Greg Schuerman, Tom Sweeney. Not pictured: Michelle Bluford, Michelle Biggs, Victoria Conover, Bret Crowl, Melody Hamil; Jeff Irvin, Mary Monson, Paul Niebuhr, Lori Plummer, Dionna Van Ness, Pam Weisz. Alpha Psi Omega Above, seated (left to right): Bruce Bunger, Stephanie Palmer, Monie Christenson. Standing: Morly Knepper, Todd P eterson, Mory Arnold, frank Ludwig. 92 / Organizations Circle K Above, front row (left to right): Brigit Murphy, Vicki Anderson, Erica Gunderson. Row 2: John James, Mory Viz, Jayne Krah, Elaine Palmberg, Crystal Oberheu, John Beeck. Row 3: John Pinto, Robin Korlhals, Connie Roof, Kaye Menning, • Dee Dee Harm, Lisa Grubb, Gretchen Chamberlain. �D.P.M.A. Data Processing Management Association, (DPMA} is a new computer club on campus. , The ·purpose of DPMA is to explore new areas in computers and to enrich our computer knowledge. As a fundraiser this year, DPMA held two very successful bake sales. We also had two movie nights, featuring "Short Circuit," and a documentary on Hackers. We also, sponsored a computer Star Trek tourney in the Jacobsen terminal room. DPMA is for anyone having an interest in computers. DPMA, Top left, seated (left to right): T Russell, Ronald Lorvick, Valerie Johnson, K Jo Hornack. im itty Standing: Bob Heien, Robb McMullen, Corrine K inney, Keith Tookey. Mu Phi Epsilon Mu Phi Epsilon, Phi Zeta Chapter. We are an: International Professional Music Fraternity. The purpose of Mu Phi Epsilon is to the advancement of music in America and throughout the world, the promotion of musicianship and scholarship, and the development of a true bond of friendship . Mu Phi Epsilon, left, seated (left to right): Mory Kottmonn - Treasurer, Susan Barker - Historian President, Jill Smith, Mory Little, Michelle Schuler - Recording Secretary. & Chorister. Standing: Koren Hokenson, Roxanne Smith, Susan Stock - Kappa Delta Pi The purpose of this society is "to encourage excellence in Scholarship, high personal standards, improvement in teacher preparation, distinction in achievement, and contributions to education" by honoring and recognizing students such as yourself. Kappa Delta Pi is a nationally recognized scholastic honorary society, and is a member of the Association of College Honor Societies. Kappa Delta Pi, Left, seated (left to right): Vicki Anderson, Pamela Weisz, Gory Shupe, Nanci Cunningham, Sarah Sadler, Sharon Hesse. Standing: Dr. Carolyn Rants, Mory Hanson, Melonie Corey, Lowell Ernst, Mory Kottmonn, Patricio Hoffman, Julie Krouse, John Beeck. Not pictured: Janice Schmitz, Lynelle Schwien. Organizations / 93 �Phi Eta Sigma Right (left to right): Greg Baldwin, Dr. Bruce Forbes, Don Kruger, Ben Cox. Psi Chi Psi Chi hos Dr. Lorry Sensensig as their faculty advisor, and its members include: David Bouerly, Lexio Bosch, Tom Briggs, Corio Culley, Brenda Curry, Cindy Dozork, Terri Fischer, JoAnn Forney, Donnie Goodman, Dee Dee Harm, Julio Krause, Tonya LoFrenz, Ron Lorson, Lindo Lewison, Lori Ludwig, Vicky Miller, Carol Mitchell, Jill Noordhoek, Crystal Oberheu, Jenny Pritchard, Sharon Schuth, Dono Sievert, LoNee Simons, Felicio Stelle. Pictured above (left to right): JoAnn Forney, Tonya LoFrenz, Lindo Lewison, Crystal Oberheu, and Dono Sievert. Photo supplied by Dr. Sensenig. Kappa Mu Epsilon Kappa Mu Epsilon is a national honor society for the students of mathematics and other closely related lields. The purposes of this society are to further the interests of mathematics, to help students to develop an appreciation of the power and beauty possessed by mathematics and to familiarize members with mathematical advances being made. Officers for the year were: President, Janna Mausolf; Vice President, Robb McMullen; Secretary, Elaine Palmberg; Treasurer, Trisha Mc(aulley; Advisor, Dr. Honargohar. Above, front: Janna Mousoll. Back (left to right): Trisha McCaulley, Robb McMullen, Sharon Hesse, Eric Boe, Elaine Palmberg. Not pictured: Terry Bohlke, Dori Mclndoo, and Cindy Solberg. 94 / Organizations �UPA, Seated (left to right): Jill Noordhoek, Jenny Prichard, Pot Brummond, Joanne Beroldi - President, Ron Lorson, John Pinto - Faculty Advisor. Standing: Robert Peck, Colleen Crowl, Andrea Bucholz, Kim Stohl - Secretary, Jill Knopp, Dee D Harm, Terri Fischer. Not pictured: Julie Etter ee Treasurer, Donnie Goodmon, Tom Briggs, Lori Ludwig, Bob Thacker, Tommy Lintin, LaNee Simons - Committee Chairperson. U.P.A. Undergraduate Psychological Association (U .A had .P .) a very busy year with fund raisers and activities. Among the activities were: Candy bar sales, sale of roses for Valentine 's Day, Nobel Conference, Psychology Convocation, End-of-the-year Psychology trip, Picnics, and Socials. U .A is a group of Psychology majors and minors or .P . any one basically interested in Psychology. It's a chance to learn, get involved, promote, and basically have fun as a group. It's a lot of fun! Anyone is welcome. Phi Beta Lambda Omicron Alpha Epsilon chapter is Morningside College's link to Phi Beta Lambda, a national, collegiate business administration, economics, or accounting. Many benefits are available for chapter members, including: Leadership and communication skills development, decision making skill development, personal growth, and career preparation. The Chapter is always very active with projects, fun· draising or otherwise. Care packages are prepared and sold before finals week. Several bake sales are scheduled throughout the year. A trip to a major metropolis to visit businesses is organized each year. State and national leadership conferences are also available. - Dave Reed, Chapter President. Phi Beta lambda, Seated (left to right): Bryon Davis - Historian, Stacey Bonwort - Secretory, Diane Kutz - Vice President, Dove Reed President, Joan Wonninger - Treasurer, Don Smith - Faculty Advisor. Standing: Karen Weber, Mike Powell, Suzette Conaway, Connie Root, Perry Bor· chard, Susan Peters, Cheryl Dahl, Brenda Schultz, Brenda Wetheroll, Heidi Gonnerman, Ron Shortenhaus, Gretchen Chamberlain, Brod Dyslin, Lisa Ferguson, Kirt Bennett. Organizations / 95 �Sigma Tau Delta Sigma Tau Delta is the English .Honorary. It is an informal group which meets to discuss literature on a specified topic. Our goal is to promote the recreational and critical study of English, both on campus and in the community. Sigma Tau Delta, Seated (left ta right): Edward Mozeiko, Poul McCollum, Robert Conley, Corio Grey. Stan• ding: Morty Knepper, Julie Stehr, John Jomes, Jon Hodge. Not pictured: Bill Knepper, Joanne Beroldi, Erica Gunderson, Joyne Kroft, Beth Quade, Suzanne Block, Harvey Flewelling, Perry Rasmussen, Ren Netz, Valorie Kruse, Connie Broich. Honors 96 / Organizations Honors, (left to right): Mox Stevens, O Morty Knepper, Jenny Prichard, Julie Stehr, Arlys McCorkindole, r. Julie Schlosser, John Lawrence, Lisa Grubb, Anette Flygo. Not pictured: Mory Viz, Mike Tromp, Cindi Stevens, Brenda Schultz, Connie Root, Carol Mitchell, Valorie Kruse, Joyne Kroft, Dee Dee Harm, Heidi Gonnerman, Terri Fischer, Carol Eis, Betty Dorsey, Heather Oitz, Janette Conry, Gretchen Chamberlain, Connie Broich. e �Omicron Delta Kappa Omicron Delta Kappa (O.D .) organized College Bowl, Dean's List Tea, Freshman Tea, Honors Convo on April .K 29, Faculty Appreciation dinner, and held their Initiation Ceremony on May 3rd. left: Janice Schmitz announces awards at Honors Convo. O.D.K., Below, Seoted (left to right): Janice Schmitz - President, John Salmon, Lisa Lynch, Brad Oyslin - Treasurer, Terri Fischer, Mory Hansen. Standing: Or. Carolyn Rants - Faculty Secretary Beth Quade, Jonna Mousoll, Koren Weber - Secretory, Tom Briggs, Anette Flygo, Or. Bruce Forbes - Faculty Advisor. Not pictured: Vicky Anderson - Vice President, Michelle Biggs, Terry Bohlke, Jenny Prichord, Sora Ulven, Or. Doug Livermore, Or. Morty Knepper, Or. Albert Sellen. Organizations / 97 �Morningside we sing of you For the love that we hove known here Times of joy and learning too, And friendships we will hove forever. Moy we ever serve you, heart and mind. No molter where our paths may wind, Always sound your name with pride, Hold you dear, 0 Morningside. Above right: The newly elected Student Government, to preside on compus for 1987 -1988. (left to right): Joel Higgins - President, Stoey Childs - Vice President, Angelo Dennis - Secretory, Don Kruger - Treasurer, Julie Lien - Student Advocate, Or. Franklin Terry. Right: The 1986 recipient, Terri Fischer presents the Sophomore Cup to the 1987 recipient Nyo Kodenge . Above: Faculty look on as awards ore presented. (left to right): Rev . Or. Steve Plymale, Or. R Franklin Terry, President Miles Tommeraosen, . and Or. William Yockey. Opposite page: Harold Rundell, Professor of Biology, is announced os "Faculty Person Of The Yeor." 98 / Honors Convocotions �MORNINGSIDE COLLEGE Honors Convocation Morningside COLLEGE April 29, 1987 Eppley Auditorium Presented by Who's Who Among Students In American Universities and Colleges Vicki L. Anderson Eric N Boe . Terry A Bohlke . Thomas G Briggs . Bret A Crowl . Betty J. Dorsey Bradley E Dyslin . Anette E Flygo . Carol D Jensen . Lisa R Lynch . Paul H McCallum . Crystal A Oberheu . Beth A Quade . John D Salmon . Janice K Schmitz . Julie K Stehr . Joan M Wanninger . Karen L. Weber Katherine L. Wellendorf Molly E Woodworth . Omicron Delta Kappa National Leadership Honor Society Honors Convocations / 99 �. �101 �Injuries Plague Football Season The preseason report said that the Chiefs would have an in· experienced offense, but a strong veteran defense. By seasons end however, the Chiefs had lost five starters including three linebackers. Mark Cooper, a lineman from Carlisle, Iowa, started the season as an offensive tackler, but after injuries depleted the defense, Cooper moved to defense. Classmate, Chad Benson, a linebacker from Aurelia, moved in when Ed Gochenour was in· jured. Bob Grantham, a sophomore punter from Sioux City East, led the North Central Conference in punting. Grantham, who transferred from Drake, kicked the ball for an average of 40 yards a kick. Another sophomore, Todd Smith, made a switch from defense back to flanker to add speed and quickness. Smith ended the season with 40 pass reception for 539 yards and two touchdowns. Darrin Belk led the rushers with 437 yards and two scores. Quarterback Monte Riebhoff and E J. Stanek completed . 133-283 passes for 146 l yards and seven touchdowns. Tim Christensen kicked nine extra points and four field goals to lead the Chief scorers. On defense, Brice Farmer led the Chiefs with l 05 tackles. The Chiefs finished the year with a l- l Orecord in- l 02 / Football eluding l ·8 in the Conference. 1986-87 Football Team, (left to right) First row: Tam Hemmen, Pat Murphy, Matt Jurgens, Oarren Belk, Harvey Flewelling, Rob Hannusch, Rick Vanderloo, Jeff Myrick, Brice Farmer. Second row: Tim McCabe, E J. Stanek, . Ralph Oxley, Mark Bleil, Jeff Phillips, Mante Riebhoff, Rick Niles, Jerry Stabile, Tadd Smith. Third row: Dale Gaswint, Ed Gochenour, Jason Dannenberg, Darrell Thomas, Lonnie James, Steve Neubert, Morgan Walker, Joe Edwards, Paul Kropt. Fourth row: John W eiland, Lance Evans, Thomas Kenny, Tim Christensen, Mike Weltz, Bob Grantham, Mark Harris, Tony Jones, Steve Wiederhold. Fifth row: Ken Gardner, Tim Jackson, Kevin Koy, Rick Watson, Mott Corney, Steve Franken, Mork Cooper, Brian Keeney, Budy McNaughton. Sixth row: Bryon McCabe, John Russell, Brion Teut, Matt Wesphalen, Joe Albrecht, Chris Sobus, Tam Parrett, Brad Borchers, Ray Scott Loi Kraft. Seventh row: Tadd Speight, Tony Greer, Brian Miller, Shown Smeins, Chad Benson, Jon Wonotee, Doug Lago, Ted Seymour, Johnnie Brown. Back row, Coaches: Tim Ellis, Jim Leavitt, Darrin Hildreth, Mike Eggelston, Erv Mont, Mark Brosomle, Ron Zaharek, Mike Nobel, Matt Miller. Photo by- Bob Rasmus. Right: Senior quarterback E J. Stanek is in position for a poss. . �far left: Defense celebrates o good tackle. Left: Head Cooch Erv Mondt. Bottom left: Quarterback Monte Riebhoff laces several obstacles in completing his poss. Below: The offensive huddle. Bottom: Going over team strategies and new ploys ore port of the sideline responsibilities of the assistant coaches. Football / l DJ �. Finished l st in lo-Kota Conference The Lady Chiefs finished l st place in the lo-Kota Conference with nine wins and one loss. Their overall season record was 34-9. Comments by Coach Sandy Winter (right) showed how impressed she was with the team. Winter said, "We accomplished our goals for the season by beating Dordt and Briar Cliff in the conference. Wins against Briar Cliff in three games shows the caliber of our team in going against such a tough team." The Chiefs were winners of three tournaments this year, at Baker University, Nebraska Weslyn, and Midland. They placed 3rd at Gustavus Adolphus. _ Along with the team accomplishments, senior Amy Wilhelm was named to l st Team All-lo-Kota Conference Volleyball Squad and also to first team in NAIA District 15. Becky Maahs earned recognition by being named to the l st T earn Conference Squad and received an honorable mention on the NAIA District 15 squad and made All-Tournament Team in three of the four tournaments Morningside participated In. A second team conference nomination was awarded to senior Val Uken (shown below). Others recognized with outstanding help to the team were Paula Hunter, Kim Ashby and Carolyn LaMaak. But os a team sport it took the entire squad to work together in achieving this number one ranking. Information by Julie Lien - CR Sports Writer. l 04 / Volleyball �Hours of practice and training go into preparation for competition, ond still concentration ond endurance ore needed by everyone. Far left: Players toke a breather during a match. Left: On the sidelines team members and score keepers ore on the edge of their seats in anticipation. Below: The 1986-87 Volleyball Team. Front row (I tor): Denise Conover, Vicki Rohbusch, Shelly A shly, Janeen Pollok, Paulo Hunter, Carolyn LoMook, G ino Schuldt, Lesley Bartholomew. Back row: (Cooch) Sandy Winter, Amy Wilhelm, Kristi Jones, Vol Uken, Becky Maahs, Patricio Larsen, K Ashby, Tonio Arehart, (Assistant Cooch) Molly Woodworth. im Volleyboll / l O 5 �Chiefs Face Rebuilding Year The Chiefs opened the season with a new head coach. Tom McCracken fiHed Dan Callahan's shoes upon his resignation and end of a 13 year career at Morningside. McCracken brought with him a more up-tempo style of basketball which me·ant a lot of physical and mental conditioning to the l l -man team. Junior Mark Mohl and senior Dave Grice had exceptional seasons. Grice was named to the All-North Central Conference T earn. The season record ended 6-12 in the league and l l-17 overall. Top (right): Brice Feldholl and Jeff Birchard light for the basketball. Top (middle): David Grice aims for the basket despite the opposite team. Top (left): Coach Tom McCracken. Bottom (right): Setting up for a free throw. Above: Mark Mohl guords Kent Godberson while Curtis Travis keeps an eye on Chris Cassaday. en's asketball l 06 / M B �The 1986-81 Men 's Basketball Team, (pictured abave) included, kneeling (left to right): Curtis Travis, John Rossiter, Tom Betz, Jeff Birchard, Brice Feldholl, Brod Barkema. Standing: (Cooch) Tom McCracken, David Grice, Mork Mohl, Chris Cassoday, Kent Godbersen, Mott Shaeffer, Jim Scholten, Tim Ellis. left: Chiefs practice layups before the game. Above: Cooch McCracken wonders what happened. Men 's Basketball/ l 07 �. • . . . The 1986-87 Women 's Bosketbo/1 Team included, (left to right): Molly Woodworth, Tonia Arehart, Vol Uken, Patricio Larsen, Kelley Ashby, Shelly Ashly, Susan Stock, Carolyn LoMook, (Cooch) John Arnold, (Assistant Cooch) Guy Harrington, Paulo Hunter, Gino Schuldt, Kelli Thomas, Vicki Rohbusch, Stacey Doeden, Janice Schmitz, Amy Wilhelm, Suzie Galles. Right: Paulo Hunter tries her luck at a free-throw. Above: Team members and Ions watch anxiously at the other end of the court. 108 / Women's Basketball - �6th Consecutive Title The Women's Basketball Team took its 6th consecutive lo-Koto Conference Title this year. Even though practice was hard and every game hod its own merit, the season outcome was expected. Speculation at the beginning of the season was high because there were five senior starters returning. Three seniors that hod a rewording statistical season included Janice Schmitz, Vol Uken, and Amy Wilhelm. The Lady Chiefs 9-1 conference tally was very impressive, while their overall record of 20-10 was the best in Women's Basketball history at Morningside. Illness and injury plagued the season but this helped to give a lot of experience to all the team members. Women 's Basketball / l 09 �Catch the Chiefs in Baseball Action Coaching Staff Head Coach Jim Scholten (right) finished his fourth year at Morningside where he also serves as Assistant Basketball Coach and a writing specialist and counselor in the student service department. Scholten has compiled a 20-21 record in competing in the North Central Conference's Southern Division. Fred Stolen completed his ninth season as an Assistant Coach with the Chiefs. He is well-known on Morningside 's campus as well as in the Sioux City area. Fred is pictured at far right. 11 0 / Baseball �The 1987 Baseball Team included: Coached Jim Scholten and Fred Stolen, Student Assistant; Oar Boles, Players: Todd Arm· strong, Kirt Bennett, Jon Christenson, Curt Denker, Kirby Ed die, Dove Franko, Jim Henrich, Tim Jackson, Gregg Johnson, Todd Kaas, Scott Lorson, Scott Morr, D J. McDonald, Steve . Rowe, Rick Rembe, Dole Roemen, E J. Stanek, Joel VonGun· . dy, Kevin Wouhob, Steve Widerhold, Jell Wilkerson, Fronk Yanni. Juniors Dove Franko and Scott Lorson were named to the All-North Conference baseball team. Morningsiders receiving honorable mention included: junior Todd Koos, senior Todd Armstrong, and sophomore Tim Jackson. The Chiefs ended the season with o 21 -21 record. Baseball / 111 �Lady Chiefs Softball Action Above, Upside down (left to right): Joonne Gowley, Kelley Ashby. Front row: Molly Woodworth, Vicki Marshall, Deonna Fredinburg, Kim Ashby, Suzie Galles. Back row: Beth Gowley, Trisha Mohr, Lynelle Schwien, Kristi Jones, Janice Schmitz, Down Weinreich, Sheli Livengood, Cheryl Cantrall, Vol Uken. Top right: Cheryl Cantrall ... up to bot! Right: Molly Woodworth tokes a break. Photos by Mary Stubbs. 112 / Softball �left: Deonna Fredinburg keeps on eye on the action, as she guards her base. Betow: Always prepared, Molly Woodworth waits for the pitch. Photos by Mory Stubbs. Softball / 113 �1986-87 Men's Track & Field Team included: Rick Amos, Greg Baldwin, Johnnie Brown, Alon Burns, Tom Clifford, Mork Cooper, Joe Edwards, Jim Fedderson, Kevin Freemon, Lonnie Jomes, Mike Kosch, Brion Keeney, Lonnie MocPeek, David Nosh, Steve Neubert, Dove Sellen, Todd Smith, Dorrell Thomas, Nick Votek, Morgon Walker, John Weiland. Coaches: Jim Leavitt, and John Herrig. 114 / T and Field rock �Track and Field Competes Rain or Shine T and Field / 115 rock �T aeKwando Club Alive and Well on Campus On September 20th, the Morningside College T aeKwando Club entered competition against students from the University of Iowa, U .S.D., Wayne State, etc. in both sparring and form. The tournament was located at In Shik Kim's Academy. The participants results are as follows in the sparring division: Bryan Davis, l st in heavy-weight intermediate. Todd Peterson, 2nd in Light-weight intermediate. Kevin Bembry, 3rd in light-weight beginning. Derek Peterson, 2nd in heavy-weight beginning. In the form competition, Bryan Davis received a second placein his division. Also, on October 18th, The TaeKwando Club participate in the testing for advancement at In Shik Kim's Academy in Sioux City. These advancing to new belts include: Tadd Kelson, orange decided. Stacy Sturdevant, yellow. Joe Bendix, yellow. Derek Peterson, green decided. Kevin Bembry, green. Todd Peterson, blue. Bryan Davis, blue. Top left: Todd P eterson prepares to show how to defend himself from an attackers kick. (Derek Peterson). right, front row (left to right): Hamizah Abdul Hamid, Noor Aaman Arillin, Zuraini Mat Zain, Yusrim Ab· dul Rahman, Salina Khalid, Dong Tong. Back row: Robert Valente, Todd Peterson, Derek Peterson, Kevin Bern· bry, Rod Cameron. Above: Todd Peterson, Derek Peterson, Kevin Bembry, R Cameron. Photos by Chris Belt. od 116 / TaeK wando �Drill Team Morningside College Drill teom is o group of girls, who entertain the Basketball game audiences at half time. Their lively music and dance routines make half time fun. The Sioux apologizes for being unable to list the games of the team members. Photos by Kendall Millard. Drill Team / 117 �Soccer T earn Defeats USO The Morningside club soccer team defeated USD for the 1st time to place third at the Wayne Stole Invitational on April 25th. After losing to Dordt College by 8-0 Morningside defeated Wayne Stole 4-2 and USD 5-2. The soccer team is growing at Morningside with o membership of thirteen this year. Some key players that helped the season along were: Russ Lockwood, R. J. Cardin, and Joe Bendix. We were unable to get o complete list of team members, but others included Joel Higgins, Nyo Koderge, and Todd Peterson. On these pages ore candids of Morningsiders in action. We hope more interest in the soccer team will evolve in the years to come. 118 / Soccer �Todd Peterson shows tho! soccer con be a rough sport causing many scrapes and bruises . Soccer/ 119 �Morningside College to Build A$5.1 million health, physical education and recreation complex will be built at Morningside College starting this fall, college officials announced in the spring of 1987. James Yenney, chairman of the board of directors, and Dr. Miles Tommeraasen, president of the college, quickly said the funds would be raised outside the college, and not by any increases in tuition or cuts in faculty. The new facility is not intended for intercollegiate competition. • It will contain a six-lane, 25-meter swimming pool with separate diving well, room for 120 / HPER Building three basketball courts easily convertible to volleyball and tennis courts and other physican education activities; four racquetball courts with observation deck, weight training body conditioning room, multi-purpose lab for golf, dance, martial arts, archery, oerobrcs and other class activities. There also will be on area which con be connected in the future by a walkway or skyway across S. Glass Street to Allee Gymnasium. �$5. 1 Million Phys. Ed. Complex It also w contain a jogging track, eight feet wide and elevated above the gym and ill lobby area, which will measure out at nine laps to the mile; two non-active labs to support physical education classes such as first aid, kinesiology and exercise physiology; two additional classrooms, deck above the pool and a combined entry and student lounge. The main portion of the building will project east and west, from S. Glass and behind the Faculty House to a point behind the present Commons. Preliminary work on the 73,000-plus square foot complex will begin almost imediately, officials said. m "I am most pleased to share with you some . . . exciting news . . . that is going to m more jobs for Siouxland, expanded services and programs for Morningside College ean students, both full and part-time expanded benefits to our faculty and staff, and a continued commitment to excellence and quality by the college to the Siouxland and community," said Yanney, making the announcement. The board gave unanimous approval to the plan Tuesday, Yanney said, capping discussions w had been under way for years. hich "Final financing plans are now being put in place. As soon as these arrangements have been completed, pre-construction work will begin. Ground breaking is expected by the end of the summer," Yanney said. Tommeraasen said the finance plan is complex, but it will not be part of the operation budget. Initially it will involve a loan from the Iowa Higher Education Loan Authority, which w be repaid by a group of donors who prefer to remain anonymous, T ill ommeraasen said. The proposal also calls for creation of an endowment for continued operation of the facility. Both Yanney and Tommeraasen said they are excited and proud about the proposed new building. Both noted they are counting on its potential for recruiting and keeping students, and for helping keep student and faculty morale at a high level. Joel Higgins, president of the student body, said he is excited about it too, but "only one thing threw me back: I will graduate before it is built." In a reference to present competition for facilities in Allee Gymnasium by all campus elements, Higgins said, "When I'm lilting weights along with those big football players ... my ego gets hurt," but there will be no need for that in the new facility. "I hope there won't be that big of a user's fee, " so alumni will be attracted back to the campus, Higgins said. Drawing laughter by the audience of students, faculty and staff. The name used for the building during the announcement was the "HPER" (Pronounced HIGH-per) building, but that acronym for health, physical education and recreation is not necessarily the final name. It is expected the building will take two years to complete. At some time in the future, Allee gym facilities will be upgraded, officials said. Opposite page: M of the new H building on display in the H odel PER ickman Dining Roam. Above: Dr. Donald P oppen discusses the HPER building plans with students, faculty, staff, and friends. HPER B uilding / 121 �- Probably the most loyal fans of the Chiefs football team were the Cheerleaders. Through rain and snow, winning season or not, they supported their team. Anew edition for the football squad in the '86 season were the male Cheerleaders. "It was a great success and a lot of fun!" concluded one cheerleader. Story by Jill Noordhoek and Kendall Millard. Julie Serck lights the cold with mittens to continue cheering on the Chiefs. Photo by Jill Hanson. The 1986 Football cheerleaders ore: Front row (loft to right): Mil Serck, Scott Mallory, Tim Ellison, Soro Anderson, Don Kruger, Bob Baldus, and Jill Noordhoek. Back row: Porn Reis, Lisa Maahs, Eddie the Eoglt, Eileen Molone, and Kathy Bellinger. Cheerleaders Jill Noordhoek, Julie Serck, Porn Reis, and Soro Ande~ prepare to show school spirit at the Homecoming Pep rally. Photo by Hanson. 122 / Football Cheerleaders �Momingside's Bosketboll Cheerleaders include left to right Jill Noor- Dhoek Scott Mallory, Suze Conaway Tim Ellison, Eddie the Eagle, Don Suze Conaway and Dan Kruger impress on lookers os they demonstrate the difficulty of some of their lilts. Photo by Kendall Millard. Even though fans did not see the Basket· boll Cheerleaders until late November, preparations started months before. During the summer of 1986, they (in conjunction with the football squad) held a camp to raise money for new sweats. Many in the squad hod previous cheerleading experience, but still put in long hours trying to create new cheers, routines, and ·mounts. "We hod a great season!" claimed one of the experienc· ed. "We really enjoyed cheering on the Chiefs." Story by Jill Noordhoek and Kendall Millard. Kruger P Reis, Bob Boldus, and Suzanne Poppen. orn Cheering for o Basket the men use megaphones to be heard over the crowd. Phot by Kendall Millard. Basketball Cheerleaders / 123 �Baseball 4 7 5 2 0 4 4 5 2 l Football ---Softball (D·l) (0·2) (0·3) (1·3) (1 ·4) (J.5) (J.6) (l-7) (1·8) (1·9) (l -10) Season Results Wayne State, Neb. 18 Northern Colorado 28 Northwestern, IA 21 Morningside l0 South Dakota St. 24 South Dakota 33 North Dakota 24 North Dakota St. 63 Augustana 17 Mankato St. 24 St. Cloud St. 16 4 4 4 7 MC MC MC UNO MC MC MC MC MC MC MC 0 7 7 9 14 10 21 0 9 3 6 11 9 4 2 2 9 2 9 15 11 9 9 4 5 The Softball team was led under the direction of Sandra Winters, pictured above. Awards were given as follows. • • Molly Woodworth Janice Schmitz Cheryl Cantrall Beth Gawley Kristi Jones 124 / Scoreboard Most Valuable Player Academic All American (2nd year) All La-KotaConference All Conference and All District All Conference and All District Honorable Mention in la-Kola Conference. 9 0 3 4 4 4 4 3 10 11 4 Season Results Creighton University SW Baptist SW Baptist School of the Ozarks Missouri Southern Westminister College Tarkio College NW Missouri State NW Missouri State Briar Cliff Briar Cliff Briar Cliff Briar Cliff Bellevue College Bellevue College Northwestern, IA Briar Cliff North Dakota North Dakota North Dakota Briar Cliff Westmar College Westmar College Augustana College Augustana College Augustana College Augustana College Wayne State, Neb. Wayne State, Neb. sosu sosu SDSU sosu Mount Marty Mount Marty Nebraska-Omaha Nebraska-O maha Nebraska-Omaha Nebraska-Om aha NCC Playoffs Mankato State North Dakota South Dakota State 23 15 4 4 8 6 13 10 0 5 5 5 3 5 l 5 14 8 5 2 l 2 l 2 5 0 2 0 6 8 9 11 8 l 8 2 11 5 2 11 2 8 �Basketball Men 66 54 73 85 87 71 86 72 62 79 71 59 84 81 68 77 62 72 75 67 48 69 65 77 70 78 68 80 @Midwestern State U . West Texas State U . Briar Cliff College Wayne State College Northwestern College @Northeast Missouri St. @Briar Cliff College #South Dakota U . . # Mankato Stole U #Northern Colorado '@South Dakota U . '@North Dakota U . '@North Dakota State U . •Northern Colorado ' Nebraska-Omaha •Mankato State U . '@Augustono College '@South Dakota State U . 'South Dakota U . 'North Dakota U . 'North Dakota State 'St. Cloud State ' @Northern Colorado '@Ne braska-Omaha •Augustano College 'South Dakota State '@St. Cloud State ' @Mankato State 65 69 69 58 72 68 Ot. 100 74 63 80 68 75 97 85 78 72 69 83 60 63 51 65 70 80 73 82 77 65 Women 73 89 61 68 119 74 106 78 60 80 71 92 103 89 90 91 77 136 100 88 105 109 65 100 65 85 100 94 BO 78 ##Northern St. ##College of St. Mary's ## Mankato State Grandview @Briar Cliff Mankato State Wayne Stole St. Cloud State @South Dakota @North Dakota @North Dakota St. "Mount Morty "Dordt "Northwestern @"Briar Cliff @Augusto no @South Dakota St. "Westmor @*'Dordt South Dakota " Briar Cliff North Dakota North Dakota St. @" Westmar @ "Northwestern @"Mount Morty Augusto no South Dakota St. Briar Cliff @St. Ambrose 67 84 64 72 78 69 94 73 77 84 80 63 52 64 80 98 79 44 53 63 93 67 74 59 77 77 81 73 69 92 Volleyball Baker U. Tournament, KS Peru State, NE Ottawa College, KS McPherson College, KS Mid -America Naz., KS Kansas Wesleyan, KS Peru Stale, NE 1st place L 2/2 w 2/3 w 2/2 w 2/2 w 2/3 W 2/3 Nebraska Wesleyan Tournament, NE Tarkio College, MO Tabor College, KS Nebraska Wesleyan, NE Washburn University, KS Chadron St. College, NE McPherson College, KS Wayne St. College, NE Nebraska Wesleyan, NE Grandview College, IA Briar Cliff College, IA 10 KOTA Conference Northwestern College, IA Northwestern College, IA Drodt College, IA Westmor College, IA Mount Marty College, SD 10-KOTA Conf. Briar Cliff College, IA Wayne State College, NE Northwestern College, IA Trinity College, IL Bueno Vista College, IA Dordt College, IA Westmor College, IA 2/2 2/2 2/3 2/2 2/2 2/2 2/2 2/2 2/2 2/3 w w w w w 15-2, 15-8 3/3 15-4, 15-2, 15-8 3/3 3/5 5-15, 15-2, 15-10, 7-15, 15-13 3/3 15-4, 15-11 , 15-4 3/3 15-8, 15-3, 15-5 10-KOTA Conf. Mount Marty College, SD Briar Cliff College, IA 15-7, 15-13 15-13, 15-9 12-15, 15-11 , 15-2 15-10, 15-9 15-11, 15-4 15-9, 15-1 15-11 , 15-10 15-10, 15-9 15-6, 15-3 10-15, 15-4, 9-15 3rd place L W W L W 2/2 2/2 2/2 2/2 2/3 w L w w w L w W L W W W W w w w 7-15, 8-15 15-9, 15-4 15-8, 15-13 12-15, 13-15 15-6, 10-15, 15-7 Golf North Central Conference Buena Vista Invitational Weslmor Invitational Briar Cliff Invitational North Eastern Invitational Westmar Invitational Dordt Invitational Morningside College Invitational Northwestern Invitational 6th place 1st place 1st place 2nd place 6th place 3rd place 1st place 2nd place 2nd place "The Sioux opologizes far those teams whose scores do not op· pear on these pages. 3/5 7-15, 9-15, 15-12, 15-13, 15-13 2/3 11-15, 15-3, 15-17 3/3 15-2, 15-11 , 15-4 2/2 15-12, 17-15 2/3 15-9, 11-15, 15-10 3/5 3/3 3-15, 15-2, 10-15, 15-6, 11-15 15-5, 15-5, 15-3 Midland College Tournament Peru St. College, NE Dordt College, IA Hastings College, NE College of St. Marys, NE Briar Cliff College, IA Midland Luthern College Dordt College, IA 1st place W W W W W W W W W L Gustavus Adolphus Tournament Augustono College, SD Moorehead St. U MN ., U of Wisc. - River Falls . Gustavus Adolphus, MN South Dakota St. U SD . 15-17, 13-15 15-7, 8-15, 15-1 15-5, 15-5 15-5, 15-5 15-8, 14-16, 15-10 15-13, 10-15, 15-5 I st place 2/3 2/3 2/2 2/2 2/3 2/3 2/3 18-20, 15-9, 15-8 7-15, 15-11 , 8-15 15-6, 16-14 15-10, 15-5 15-1 , 9-15, 15-6 16-14, 15-8 6-15, 15-12, 15-9 1st place in Conference 3/511 -15, 15-8, 15-12, 12-15, 15-2 3/3 15-12, 15-5, 15-7 Scoreboard/ 125 ��127 �._ ·._ ·._ ·- Mineko Aber Stndoi, fC Douglas Anderson Sioux City, IA Todd Armstrong Waterloo IA Daryl Bales Sioux City, IA Randee all B Sioux City, IA Susan Barker lltolo, IA Julie Bauerly Sioux City, IA ._ ·._ ·._ ·- Kathy Bellinger Sioux City, IA Kevin Bembry Waukee IA Kirt Bennett Paulina IA Stephanie Benson SiouCity,IA Edward Betsworth Sioux City, IA Diane Binneboese Hinton IA John Blankenship Hawaraden ._ ·,-J ._ ·._ Michelle Budford Sioux City, IA Steven Boston Sioux City, IA John Carey Chrirdoro, IA Cynthia Casaday Sioux City, IA Mona Collin Anlflon, IA Sharon Crosby ,onco, #E Chris Cuthrell Cheryl Dahl Sioux City, IA Chris Cassaday Oiotoo,IA SiouC,y,IA Rodney Chamberlain Dakota City, NE Laura Devos So. Sioux City, #E Hiedi Deen Whiting IA Gretchen Chamberlii• ·._ ··128 / Juniors Timothy Davis Sioux City, IA �-· Karen Drum Dakota /If Katherine Edge S.. SituCily,#f Lowell Ernst SINl,IA Todd Ernst S<Wor,IA Barb veleth E s.lir,IA Rhanda Evilsizer Otoisoo, IA Bryceeldhoff F ....... IA -· ·-· -· Tersaa Fischor Wohosso, MIi JoAnn Forney Siooxuty, IA David Franko ,.,,,_, ,A Deanna Fredinburg 1-1,IA Lisa Fry llowilt,IA Steve Fry SiooxCily, IA Todd Geerdos G,o,p, IA -· -· Heidi Gonnerman Keri Grasma SiGa City, IA Karen Gries Siowr Cty, IA Lisa Grubb r;,,,,Jtr,IA Lk JoonHan s-1, K -· Mary Hansen fm, IA I -· -· Dee Dee arm H Senisan, IA jo DeeHempey James Henrich Sioux City, IA /Intl/, IA Scott Henrichsen Cusl,mg, IA David Hickey S.,,tont lluff, IA Joel Higgins Sioux Falls, SO Dan Hiserate SiouxCily,IA -· Juniors / 129 �···- Patricia Hoffman Gary Hogue Seang (Brain_ Hang s-t,K Joshua Harner Kelly Hopp ...,.,, IA '""""· co William Ivery S--,R Swewk a c o J &n,IA ·- ··- Jackie Jacobson Alfred Johnson Clk.,., It Kraig Johnson S...Clf)', IA . . . . - Johnson S...Cily, IA Valerie Johnson s...o,,.~ Jacqueline Jones SiNx()y,IA ·- ·Todd Jones Matt Jurgens Amnlroov, Situ Cily, IA fred Kamm 1-.IA Terry Knaock Jill Knapp We,1/itld, IA Todd Koos Horlon, IA Kwang Sup (Andy) Kim T-. K Kyung Mi(Kay) Kim S-1,K CorrineKinney . . . .. IA ···....., 130 / Juniors (Ollf<ffonvi/lt, IA Mary Kottmann S City, IA ioux Diane Kutz Loi, Cily, IA Tonja LaFrenz 1/omJrd, II Caralyn Lamack Loh riff, /A �-· -· Erik Larsen Sio., Cily,IA Scott Larson s,... r,,,,IA Ronald Lavick Sioor City, IA Julie Lion Gnioffiofor, IA Tom LaVan larm, IA Tau Lavan larm, IA Frank Ludwig A/toH. IA -· -· Lori Ludwig IA Arnold Mallory SiooxCity, IA Eileen Malone Sioor City, IA ,_, May Penny Tim McCabe llil/trd,IA Christine McCall 1/11,IA Patricia McCaulley SioorCily, IA -· -· "' Artys McCorkindale Sio., (ily, IA Tracey McCreary SiooxCity, IA Dori McLindea .......,.,co_ Robert McCullen ..... ...._, IA Todd Messerole ChnkN, IA Tara Meyer SiooxClly, IA -· Daniel Miller Sioox Clly,IA t Roger Miltenberger lluff, IA Carol Mitchell H inton, IA Mark Mahl !o,t #alio,, IA Mary Monson Se,vtont lluff, IA Kelly Moore SiouxC,ty,IA Douglas Maravek Si..xCity, IA Pat Murphy lock lopid,, IA -· ~ Juniors / I3I �··Slou Cly, IA Bryant Mutchler si..,,...,IA lidllnl N i l e s Slou(ly, IA llidiaol,_. Paula Puckett Ralph Oxley . IA Elaine Palmberg W.,S,,.,..SI Stephenie Palmer SiNrCily, IA Janice Paradise Sioux City IA VI ··- ·- Linda Petersen Slou(ly, IA Charles Raymound ..... IA Tami Recton SlouClfy, 1/f Derek Richardson Sioux City David Reed Spencer IA ··Karla Rickett ·- l'Ncw. llf Monte Richhoff i.r-,IA Seung-Suk .. Frank s-1. f( Dale Roemen ~IA Constance Root Alie.IA Timothy Russe Kimberly Ruby SiNr(ly, IA 0 C . ·•' ·- \ Julie Schlosser Oollaod, IA 132 / ' Brenda Schultz Oc..,...,IA Lynelle Schwien Janet Seiler Sioux CityIA julie Serck Rock Valley IA Gary Shupe SiouCily, IA LaNee Simans S io11XCity,IA �-· -· Jennifer Smith _.,,IA Rob Sorum Cindy Solberg 1-,IA S.. Siou0fy, /IE Cynthia Stevens 1...... Max Stevens . . . . _, IA Rochelle Stock t.l<er•, IA Jimmie Stokes Siou Cily, IA -· -· -· Andy Sudman Gowrit, IA Christal Swift Citnl•, IA Lori Thatcher Sita Ofy, IA Mark Timmerman Jim Torgerson SiouCily, IA Wl...,IA Sharon Torneton c-1"""'-IA -· -· Michael Tamp D alcotvCily, IIE Annrimble T George Trudell Siouffly, IA U..,IA Richard Vanderloo SiouCq, IA Thomas Verzoni SiHr Ofy, IA Mary Viz Ep, 11 Morgan Walker -· "°'"ii.Al -· -· Juanita Walks Nice Kevin Wauhab NancyWalsh Win,ohago, IE Aoliioo,IA SiooxCily, IA J Florence Weeber Ill. """°"'· IA Dawnetta Weinreich Leah Wesselink Ki,gsl,y, IA Hoff, IA Alicia Wessendorf lltw/1,IA Juniors / 133 �Juniors Not Pictured: ... DltPtdonen ..._Suandon Midml.lalll Unda ApplMy 0 E SINrOy, M David Adams SINr Cly, .. Maia . . . . . SINr Cly, .. MarkBleil llapl,loo, IA 134 / Sophomores Gardine Wilson o.lo, II Mary Ahiquist SINrOy,M lrada.t.. Jowl, IA Krri• Bliss SiouCily, IA Tonia Arehart l.ioclll, 11 Kimberley Ashby SINrCly, IA Douglas Beauchene SINrCly, .. Anita Blue W.,_.City, IA Amy Berg Shelly Ashley Aldloto, .. . Danny Berg Carlynn Boarenwald A/pN, M Greg Baldwin loctl.,;d,. IA Tom Betz Hills, Ill SitaC,ty, IA SioaC,ty, IA Keith Bohle Kingsley, IA Bradley Barchers At,.., IA Dawn Borchers At110, IA Kipp Brockman Ltwis, IA �3 Todd Brown Sioa Cily, IA William Brown Daniel Camarigg C...,IA SiouCily, IA Holly Campbell lWn,IA Paul Carlson SiouCily, IA Matt Carney .C-, IA Sue Case Situ Cify, IA 3 C) 3 Stacyhilds C Tim .. Christensen .,,_,IA Tom Clifford S,,. Ml, IA Peggy Cole Siou Cly, IA Scott Camer Ernest Conry SiouCily, IA l'.i.,.,.,.,IA Janet Countryman , -, IA 3 Teresa Cowan Hinton IA Ben Cox frimtl,or,IA John Crosgrove Twill, IA Lanette Curry Jason Dan nenberg Sioor Cly, IA '"""' /If Dean Daugaard G"""'°", SD Bryan Davis Situ Cify, IA 3 T Teresa Davis Lab , IA 3 Debra Denney Law10n, IA Heather Dietz Minnttonh, MIi Joan Dadds S C IA ioux ly, Mary Donahoo Si011X(itylA Timothy Doohen Sioux City, IA Barbara Downs So. Sioux City, /IE Sophomores / 13 �\ Joseph Edwards ~ Kyle Ellerbeck O«na, IA /lamplN, IA Leslie Ellerbeck S,,. llwff, IA Pamela Frey Suzanne Galles Steven Freese SiouxCity,IA SioU1City, IA Amy Gerking Bryan Goodman Siou City, IA "°"'i..-, IA Maria Haack O,onoco, M# 136 / Sophomores ..,.,.., IA KreggmHalstead S City, IA ioux AlelCI Gordon Gary Hansen So< City, IA Tim Ellison Julie Etter Kathleen Eyer SiouClfy, IA Clario,,, IA Hontid, IA RobertGant Siou City, IA Iii Gates Beth Gawley SiouClly,IA Shawn Gasch Phillip Grillet . , . _, IA Siou City, IA Kitty Harnack Jo l,ms,n, IA Marilyn Harrington SiouxCily, IA ltwi1, IA Teresa Ferdig SiooxCily, IA Roxanne Geerdes S-,,,IA Michael Groate S-,,, IA Mark Harris Siouxcify, IA Erica Granderson IA William hartwig r,.dtr,IA �3 Sherry Hillbrands ..... Kimberly IA S.,,, IA Madison Hill Heim S...Cly, IA I Chad Hoffman 1-.IA Toni Halloway • t.t,Oy, IA Pam Hostad ....... IA 3 3 Craig Hughes .......,_, IA Paula Hunter S,-,,IA Jeffrey Irvin llonoid, IA Kelly Jacobsma Slloy, IA Carol Jalas SolNrloM, IA Greg Jacobson ..,._,IA Michelle Johnson ,..,IA 3 Kellie Kilberg Hyoung-Teak ~ . IA Ron Kim s-1, F( Barbara King , , _, IA Laurie Kingsbury Wilfred Kitto S...Oy, IA Shelly Klein lilamd, IID 3 3 Dorothy L -. IA Cherie Kness Spirit Loil, IA Gloria Kall S... Cttr, IA Robin Korthals *IJf, IA Jayne Kraft S...Oy,IA Paul Krapf W-.IA John.,IA Kroger ,.. Sophomores / 137 �l Robert Kull Tadd Lafrentz Daniel Kruger ...... IA Sita Cly, IA Linda Lewison Sioux City IA Andrea Lyons ...illo,IA Douglas Martin Kaye Menning Cheryl Miller IUthoh, IA Phillip Miller SiorxCity, IA kristan Myers Onmi, IA Julie Negus lock Volley, IA Katharina Moser Sioux City, IA 138 / Sophomores °""" o.i, !A Mo,ilo,IA Jan Langley SiouClly,IA RLarson on Ulo,IA Jung Jun (Tomm) Lee s-1, f( Don McDonald ......,,..IA Sherri Mcginnis Vicky Miller Siou City, IA Tracie Mohr em.,, IA Staci Montagne SiouCity, IA Brtt Nelson Quimby, IA Sommtrs, IA Scott Martin Siou City, IA Ken Metz Sita City, IA Steven Neubert Fort Atkin,on, WI Catherine McMullen ........ IA Dareen Morris Siou (ity, IA Ruth Oeltjenbruns a;.;,am lol<t, MN �3 CD In Jodi Pauling ~.IA Cheryl Peck SlolrOy, IA Amy Peterson Pererson Shelia S...Oy,IA S...Oy, IA Todd Peterson ,.._.,IA Carylyn Phillips S...Oy, IA 3 CD In Diane Phillips ....... IA Jeff Phillips ....... IA .....,._ , -, IA Lanette Pallock Rois Pamela ..... IA ........ IA Robert Rich Jr S...Ofy, IA CD Chrstine RichIn S...Ofy,IA 3 CD In . judi Richards Sioux City, IA Christopher Riedesel S...Cily, IA Debraathe R o.isu, IA Jason Rothman S...Oy,IA Rachel Santema Soc Ofy, IA Laura Scammocca i..·, s.-.111 Steve Schifferer ,.,.,Fl 3 CD In 3 Jerome Stabile CD In Gina Schuldt IA Michelle Schuler IA Todd Smith St. ~ R Deborah Spiegel Siou Cily, IA Stacey Spotts ING,..., IA SiorxCily, IA llmborlyS...... o-lo, IIE 0 Sophomores/ 139 �] Sophomores Sophomores Sophomores Sophomores Sophomores Sophomores So • f :;Ill !f I ... r. . �Sophomores Pictured: 3 Diaot Swoboda Abonos Sadat Kathryn Aardema Joseph Albracht Richard Amos 3 David Archer 3 Kelley Ashby Shellie Athey Gary Baker Jennifer Barngrover Chris Belt Joseph Brendix 3 Chad Benson 3 Patricia Basch Jeff Birchard Dirk Ray Blydenburgh AIM.IA Jeffrey Boland Julie Boles Bradley Borchers Mark Bannstetter 3 3 Patti Borrdl Lea Boucher Jeff Brower Anthony Brown Johnnie Brown Russell Brownlee Robert Brue Fl Freshmen / 141 �... Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Fresh �3 Drees Lauria Dave Duit Curt Dunker Virginia Dunn Duran Steven 3 Katherine Edner I 3 Jodi Ehlers IA Joan Ellensohn Rebecca Erbert Jon Estal IA Darwin Evans IA Lori Fairchild 3 James Feddersen 3 Robert Felix James Fitzloff Amy Foster IA Steve Franken Tony Frazee Kevin Freeman Shelley Fuller Ft. IA 3 3 Kenny Gardner IA Perrie Garland IA Dale Gaswint IA Joanne Gawley IA Marla Geary IA Jerry Gill So. Curtis Gachenour City, IA Freshmen / 143 �Deborah Goeden \! . J . Scott Gustafson Calvin Haack Pamela Hansen law lb,.- Denise Henry Junko Higuchi StacyHildreth James Hiserote Anthoio Greer lhtf,l,y, Jason Henies Chris Hauser Robert Grantham Chad Goslar Laura Grubb Jeanne Groves Christine Griffin Brenda Gran Richard Gordon Kevin Gonnerman Sara Henrich fisfa6,IA •• .' . Janis Hlad IA 144 / Freshmen Korenokenson H Courtenay Hollander IA Patricia Holling Laura Holst Scott Holtz Brad Horsley �CD 3 CD CD Glen Houts IA Marcia radec H Beth Huisengo Timothy Jackson Michelle Jahn Lonnie James 0...-,FL Marcia Jessen IIE 3 CD CD 3 CD CD NorlizaIsa Mat Anthony Jones Michael Jones Michael Jorgensen Nya Kodenge Leann Kamm f( 3 CD CD 3 CD CD Michael Kosch Kevin Kay Cindy Keele Brain Keeney S.. Joseph Ktitvos Carlisle Kelson Sharon Kennedy IA 3 CD 3 CD CD David Ketelsen IA Mi-YeunKim f( Woo Jo(lay) Kim f( Rochelle King Randy Kittler Joel Klatt Unn IA Molly Kludas Freshmen / 145 �Alice Knaack Sioux Patrick Lappe Stacy Leu Jason Koetters Michael Kolbaum Loia Kraft Julie Krager Shadrak Kroeger Patricia Larsen Roberta Lint Robbi Steve Kauen LeMaster Mary Little Sheli Livengood Darren Lee Russell Lockwood Jong Wook (Mike)Lee FC 146 / Freshmen Chris Mansfield Sioux IA Scott Marr Vicki Marshall IA Roxanne Massey Sioux Cassandra Legg Nicole Luchwig Lonnie Macpeek Sherry Bryan McCabe IIE William Mallory Doug Lago IA Mauch IA �CD 3 CD CD ;..---... 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St. Aubin Sioux City, Iowa 51106 712-276-2707 �A Aardema, Kathryn 7, 14 l Abdullah, Faridah 89 Abe, Mineko 89, 128 Adorns, Charlotte 134 Adorns, David 90, 134 Adorns, Debra 74, 91 Ahlquist, Mary 134 Ahmad, Altof 151 Albrecht Joseph 6, 102, 141 Alwi, Mohd 89 Amos, Richard 15, 88, 114, 141 Anderson, Barb 91 Anderson, Douglas 128 Anderson, Soro 74, 88, 122 Anderson, Scott 36 Anderson, Vicky 2, 15, 52, 54, 74, 88, 92, 93, 97, 99 Appleby, Lindo 134 Archer, David 22, 56 , 141 Arehart Tonio 2, 9, 105, 108,_ 134 Ariffin, Noor Aomon 89, 116 Armstrong 11 , 91 , 111 , 128 Arnold, John 40, 108 Arnold, Mary 58, 60, 61 , 74, 92 Arrick Kristy 74, 158 Ashby, Kelley8, 108, 112,141 Ashby, Kimberley 11 , 104, 105, 112, 134 Ashley, Constance ISi Ashley, Shelly 8, 87, 88, 105, 108, 134 Athey, lhellie 141 Aziz, Norozioh 89 B Baerenwald Carlynn 9, 91 , 134 Bahrke, Michael 134 Boker, Gary 13, 141 Boldwin, Greg 13, 90, 94, 95, 114, 134 Bales, Daryl 111 , 128 Bales Elsie 47 Boll, Randee 128 Balmer, Lourie 151 1 Balomenos, Mario 134 Banwart Stacy 8, 74, 95 Barajas Norma 91 Borkema, Brod 6, 107, 134 Borker, Suson 8, 26, 27, 92, 93, 128 Barngrover, Jennifer 9, 26 , 90, 141 BartholomewLesley 74, 88, 105 Bouerly, David 74, 94 Bouerly, Julie 128 Beouchene, Douglas 16, 22, 88, 134 Beeck John 26, 27, 52, 53, 55 , 74, 92, 93 Behan, Kevin 141 Belk, Darren 6, 74, 102 Bell, Chuck 47 Bellinger, Kathy 122, 128 Belt, Chris 116, 141 Bembry, Kevin 7, 26, 27, 116, 128 Bendix, Joseph 6, 116, 128, 141 Bennett, Kirt 95, 111 , 128 Benson, Chad 102 141 Benson, Stephanie 128 Beroldi, Joanne 21 , 63, 74, 88, 89, 95, 96 Beran, Jomes 27 Berens, Robert 74 Berg, Amy 10, 134 Berg, Donny 134 Berkenpos, Cindy 30, 68 Besch Patricia 12, 18, 19, 141 Best, Janet 83 Betsworth,Edward,23,24, 128, 159 Betz, Tom 6, 107, 134 Biggs, Michelle 7, 26, 60, 74, 88, 92, 97 Binneboese, Diane 9, 91 , 128 Birchard, 106, 107, 141 Jeff Bitz Jo<queline 31 , 57 , 141 Black Suzanne 12, 90, 96, 134 154 / Index Blair, Judy 74 Blankenship, John 6, 90, 128 Bledsoe, Leso 151 . Bleil, Morie 14, 102, 134 Bliss, Kevin 134 Blue, Anita 12, 91 , 134 Bluford, Michelle 12, 18, 26, 27, 88, 92, 128 Blydenburgh, Ray 6, 141 Bobys, Aline 37 Bobys, Richard 35 Boe, Erit 16, 74, 94, 99 Bohle Keith 134 Bohlke Terry 16, 24, 25, 52, 53, 74, 88, 94, 97, 99 Boland, Jeffrey 141 Boldus, Robert 22, 56,74, 83, 88, 122, 123 Boles, Julie 7, 141 Bomgaars Harold 68, 69 Bonnstetter, Mork 14, 141 Boothby, Roberta 40 . Borchard Perry 74, 95 Borchers, Bradley A. 6, I02, 134 Borchers Bradley J. 141 Borchers Down 134 Borroll, Patti 8, 141 Bosch Lexia 74, 94 Boston, Steven 128 Bouther, Lea 13 141 Bowitz, John 38 Boyer, Manon 43 Boysen, Joseph 74 Brands, John 74 Breedlove, Lorene 74 Breneisen, Franci s38 Breyfogle, Potritk 75 Briggs, Thomas 75 , 94, 95, 97, 99 Brotkman, Kipp 7, 26, 27, 92, 134 Broich, lonnie7S, 96 Brosamle, Mark 40, 102 Brower, Beverly 37 Brower,Jeff 141 Brown, Anthony 14, 141 Brown, Johnnie 102, 114, 141 Brown, Todd 135 Brown, Williom 6, 88, 135 Brownlee, Russell 25, 141 Brue, Robert 11, 26, 27, 141 Brummond, Patrick 7S, 9S Bruning, Kimberly 10, 91 , 141 Buchholz Andrea 13, 9S , 142 Buckingham Albert 30 Bunge, Crystal 10, 16, 27, 92, 142 Bunger, Brute 37, 62, 92 Burg, Luonn 142 Bums, Alon 114 Bursick, Nancy ISi Byrnes Potritk 17, 24, 2S, 26, 142 C Coin, Stanley Ill Calhoun, Shavelle 83 Collohon, Don I06 CalvilloAmy 60, 61 Com, louthin 12, 89, 142 Camarigg Doniel 7, 22, 135 Campbel , Holly 21 , 135 Campbell, Robert 0. 11,7 5 Campbell, Robert J. 151 Cantrall, Cheryl 75, 112 Cantrall Cristin 8 26 27, 142 Cardin Richard 6, 75, 118 Carey John 14, 26, 27, 67, 92, 128 Carlson, Paul, 135 Corney, John 142 Corney, Matt 6, 90, 102, 135 Corter, John 151 Casaday Cynthia 128 Cose, Mike 6, 142 Case Sue 135 Cose, Timothy 37, 39, 62 Cassaday Chris 14, 102, 106, 128 Chaffin, Cindy 75 Chamberlain Gretthen 13, 26, 57, 92, 95 , 96, 128 Chamberlain, Rodney 128 Choppell, Jonet13 , 75 Cherin, Tricia 8, 142 Chervek, Julee 75 Chio, Ting 35 Childs Stacy 13, 63, 88, 89, 98, 135 Ching, Sherry 7 Chmelko, Mork 75 Christensen, Constonce134 Christensen Monte 7, 26, 58, 60, 92, 134, 159 Christensen Tim 14, 102, 13S Christenson, Jonlll , lSl Claohsen, Curl6 Claflin Joseph 40 Claussen, liso17, 142 Click, Dorin 6, 142 Clifford, Tom 6, 114 , 135 Clute, Michael 142 Cole, Norhoniel 83 Cole, Peggy 27, 13S Colfack Montell Collin s, Mona 128 Collison, John 142 Comer, Seon 13S Conaway, Suzette 7S, 9S , 123 Conklin, Robert 7S Conley, Robert 32, 96 Connolly, lgnalius ISi Conolly, Marianne 21 , 142 Conover, Denise 11 , 19, IDS, 142 Conover, Victoria 26, 7S , 92 Conry, Ernest 13S Conry,Janette,75,96 Conway, Morri 6, 142 Cooper, Mork 14, 91 , 102, 114, 142 Corey, Melonie 7, 75, 93 Coto, Condote 142 Coonlrymon , Janet 13S Cowan, Teresa 13S Cox, Ben 94, 135 Craig, Robert 14, 7S, 87, 88 Crosby, Sharon 128 Crosgrove, John 14, 135 Crow, Frieda ISi Crowl, Bret 7, 26, 75 , 92, 99 Crowl, Colleen 7, 95, 142 Culley Carla IS , 94 Culley, Soro 75 Cunningham, Amy B 142 , Cunningham, Nanci 7S, 93 Curry, Brenda 3, 9, 76, 87, 91 , 94 Curry, Lanelle 87, 88, 135 Curry, William 142 Cuthrell, Chris 11 , 89, 128 D Dahl Cheryl 7, 53, 66, 88, 95, 128 Daniels Rudolph 36 Oonnenberg, Jason 14, 102, 135 Oougoord, Deon 135 Davies, Candace 30, S7 Oovis, Bryan 87, 95 , 116, 135 Davis, Elaine 47 Davis, JoAnn 31 Davis, Tereso 8, 60, 135 Oovis, Timothy 87, 128 Dawson Joyce 42 De Vos, Louro 28 Delong, Stoty 76, 88 Deen, Heidi 91 , 128 Oenker, Curtis 11 , 111 , 151 Denney, Debro 13S Oennis, Angelo 7, 98, 142 Determann, Todd 142 Dibble Robert 76 O Heather 11 , 13, 96, 135 ietz, Oimig, Amy 12, 52, 53, 142 O Angelo 151 Dirlcs, Divis Elaine 1Sl Dodds, loon 135 Ooeden, Stacey 9, 108, 142 Oonohoo, Jeanne 21 , 26 , 142 Donohoo, Mary 8, 135 Doohen, John 41 , 89 Doohen, Timothy 13 5 Dorn, Jodi 19, 88, 142 Dorsey, Betty 76, 91 , 96, 99 Dotts Cathy 10, 26, 143 Dawns, Barbara 13S Dozork, Cindy 76, 94 Dozark, Craig 76 Drake, David 141 Drees, Lourie 143 Drum, Karen 8, 129 O Chen Chen 91 u, DuBois, Christy 32, 33 Dui stermars, Blaine 31 , S6 Duil, Dave 6, 143 Dunker, Amy 26, 27, 76 Dunker, Curt 143 Dunn, Virginia 143 Dunnington , Mark ISi Duran, Steven 143 Oyhrkopp, Brenda 76 Oyslin, Bradley 6, 52, 55 , 76, 88, 9S , 97, 99, 159 E Ebel, Kathi 26 Eddie, Kirby 71 , 76, 111 Edge, Katherine 129 Edner, Katherine 90, 143 Edwards, Joseph 6, 102, 114, 136 Eggleston, Mithoel 15, 102 EhlersJodi 8, 143 Eis, Carol 7, 76, 96 Ellensohn loon 143 Ellerbeck Kyle 7, S6 , 88, 136 Ellerbeck Leslie 136 Ellis, Timothy 40, 102, 107 Ellison, Tim 2, 23, 24, 25, 122, 123, 136 Erbert, Rebecco143 Erbes, Frederick 30, 56 Erichsen, Thomas ISl Ernst Lowell 15, 93, 129 Ernst Todd 11 , 129 Erwin, Lisa 83 E Charles 33 ss, E Jonl43 stol, Etter Julie 13, 21 , 95 , 136 Etzel Oovid 83 Evans, Darwin 6, 102, 143 Eveleth Barb 91 , 129 Eveleth David 134 Evilsizer, Rhonda 8, 129 Ewing, Anne 47 Eyer Kathleen 136 F Faber, Carol 76 Foirthild, Lori 7, 26, 60, 92, 143 Former, Brice 14, SS , 76 , 102 Feddersen, Jomes 114, 143 Fee, Morjorie76 Feldhoff Bryce 13, 106, 107, 129 Felix, Robertl , 143 Fenton, Margaret 76 Ferdig, Teresa 12, 136 Ferdig, Vivian 47 Ferguson, LIsa 88, 89, 94,Fischer, Terese 76, 95 95, 96, 97, 98, 129 Fitzgerald, Polritk 26, 27, 76 Fitzloff, Jomes 143 Flewelling, Harvey 71 , 76, 96, 102 Flygo, Anette 12, 56 , 57 , 76, 88, 89, 96, 97, 99 Forbes, Brute 32, 94, 97 Forbes, Carol 44 Ford, Joel141 Forney, JoAnn 13, 9194, 129 Foster, Amy 8, 143 Frampton, Kerry 36 Franken, Steve 102, 143 Franko, Oovid 6, 111 , 129 Frazee, Tony 14, 143 Fredinburg, Oeonno 13, 51 , 112, 113, 129 Freed, Deborah 83 Freedman, Rabbi Thomas 32 Freemon, Kevin7, IS , 114, 143 Freese, Debra 83 �Freese, Steven 6, 14, 136 Hansen, Gory 136 Frey, Pomelo 12, 18, 136 Fry, Lisa 129 Fry, Steve 25 129, Fuller, Shelley 7, 26, 92, 143 Hansen, Mortho9, 77 Hansen, Mory 7, 88, 90, 91 , 93, 97, 129 Hansen, Pomelo 144 Hanson, Jill 14, 30, 31 , 33, 36, 37, 40, 41 , 43, 46, 47, l2, l4, ll, 77, 122 Hording, Debro 1SI Harlan, Richard 90 Harm, OeeOee 10, 88, 91, 94, 91, 96, 119 Harnack Kitty Jo 93, 136 Goborit, Kathleen 151 Galles Suzanne 10, 108, 112, 136 Gallisath Glendo 35 Gomboiono, Mork 41 Gant, Robert 136 Gordner, Kenny 6, 102, 143 Garland Perrie 7, 87 , 143 Gaswint Dole 6, 102, 143 Gates, Bill 136 Gawley Beth 9, 112, 136 Gowley, Joonne 9, 112, 143 Geary, Marlo 10, 66, 87, 143 Horpenau, lourie 7, 144 Harrington, Guy 77, 108 Harrington, Marilyn 12, 88, 136 Horris, Leo 35 Horris, Mork 102, 136 Hartwig, William 6, 14, 136 Houser, Chris 11 , 144 Hoyden, Timothy 77, 92 Hecht, Lori 12, 26, 77 Heiner, Andy 141 Heien, Robert 93 , 137 Heilman, Marilyn 37 Heim, Kimberly 11, 11 , 91 , 137 Geerdes, Roxanne 136 Heimberg, Mory Jo 77 Hemmen, Tom 77 , 102 Geerdes, Todd 129 Gerhart Stacey 83 Gerking, Amy 8, 88, 136 Henjes, Jason 144 Henrich, Jomes 111 , 129 Gerking, Tom 26, 27 Getty, Timothy 83 Gevik Gory 42 Gibson Douglas 26, 76 Gill, Jerry 143 • Gochenour Curtis 6, 102, 143 Gochenour Ed I 02 Godbersen , Kent 106, 107, 129 Goeden, Deborah 18, 19, 144 Gonnerman Heidi 8, 95, 96 , 129 Goonermon, Kevin 6, 90, 144 Goodmon, Bryon 14, 136 Goodmon, Donald 76, 94, 91 Goodwin, Reno IS 1 Gordon, Andrea 21, 136 Gordon, Lisa 83 Gordon Paige 76 Gordon Richard 14, 26, 144 Gosch Shawn 136 Goslar Chad 7, 144 Gron, Brenda 144 Grantham, Robert 102, 144 Grasma, Keri 26, 87 , 129 Green, Kitty 36 Green, Pomelo 83 Green, Robert 90 Green, Ruth 44 Greer, Antonio 6, 14, 102, 144 Greigg, Robert ISi Grey, Corio 77, 96 Grice, David 6, l2, 5l, 77, 106, 107 Gries, Karen 7, 129 Griffin, Chrstine 144 Hempey, Jo Dee 18, 19, 119 Henrich, Soro 12, 17, 18, 144 Henrichsen, Scott 15, 22, 56, 129 Henry, Denise 90 , 144 Herrig, John 114 Hesse, Lori 151 Hesse, Sharon 77 , 93 , 94 Hey, Jone 40 Hickey, David 119 Hicks, Doniel 134 Higgins, Joel 13, l I, 67, 88, 98, 118, 111 , 129 Higuchi, Junko 11, 144 Hilbrand,, Sherry 7, 88, 137 Hldahl Dorin 77, 101 Hildreth, Stoey 144 Hill, Melissa 137 Hinders, Lucille 46 Hiserote, Oon 129 Hiserote, Jomes 144 Hlad, Jonis 7, 10, 21 , 88, 144 Hodge, Jon 31 Hollman, Beth Ill Hollman, Chad 14, 53, ll, 67, 88, 137 Hoffman, Patricio 93 , 130 Hogue, Gory 130 Hokenson, Koren 7, 16, 17, 91, 93, 144 Hollander, Courtenay 7, 19, 91 , 144 Holling, Patricio 8, 26 , 144 Hollowoy, Toni 12, 18, 19, 137 Holmes, Lorena 151 Holst, Louro 7, 144 Holstad, Porn 10, 91 , 137 Holtz, Scott 13, 88, 144 Grillet, Phillip 136 Hamon, Vicki 27 Honorgohor, Zorobi 36, 94 Groote, Michael 6, 136 Grossman, Renee 27 Groves, Jeanne 144 Hope, Eleonoro 151 Grubb, Louro 87, 144 Grubb, Lisa 10, ll, ll , 88, 91, 96, 119 Hopkins, James 35 Guillaume, Cristian 134 Guillaume, Joan 46 Gunderson Erica 10, ll, 88, 92, 96, 136 Gustafson, Scott 6, 144 H Hong, Seang (Brion) 13, 130 Hook, David 66 Hopkins, Chrystal 134 Hopp, Kelly 7, 91 , 130 Horak, Shelley 83 Horky, Barb, 47 Horner, Joshua 130 Horsley Brod 13, 144 Hosseini, Akromossodat 141 Houston, David 14, 31 Houts, Glen 141 Hrodec, Marcia 26, 145 Hueschen, Barry 151 Hughes, Craig 14, 137 Hughes-Wolz, Lisa 83 Hoock, Colvin 144 Hoock, Mario 9, 59, 136 Hoindfield, Julie 83 Hair, Angela 77 Holloran, Tommy 83 Halstead, Kregg 136 Homod, Homizoh Abdul 89, 116 Hamil, Melody 26, 17, 77, 92 Hamilton, Dennis 77 Hon, lk Joan 89, 119 Honnusch, Robert 16, 77 , 102 Hansen, Cherisse 61 Huisenga, Beth 11, 141 Hungerford Judy 47 Hunter, Paulo 9, 104, IOl, 108, 137 I Ivey, William 130 J Jackson Timothy 6, 102, 111 , 141 Jacobsen Derek 88, 130 Jocohsmo, Kelly7 , 16, 17, 91, 137 Jacobson, Chad60 Jocobson, Jackie 130 John , Michelle 11, 145 Johnke, Koy 47 Jalas Coral 8, 91 , 137 James John 13, 77, 87, 91 Jomes, Lonnie 102, 114, 14S Josmon, Troy 16, 25 77 Jensen Barbaro 16, 21 , 77 Jensen, Carol 69, 77 , 99 Jensen, Jacquelyn 77 Jessen , Morcio 14S Jobes Amy 9, 141 John, Michael 134 Johnson, Alfred 60, 130, 118 Johnson, Gregg 14, 111 , 137 Johnson, JoAnn 44 Johnson, Judy 83 Johnson Kimberly ISi, Johnson, Kraig 130 Johnson Louro Johnson Lori IS 1 Johnson, Marguerite 130 Johnson, Mary 43 Johnson, Michelle 9, 16, 137 Johnson, Tracy 83 Johnson, Valerie 17, 67, 88, 93, 130 Jon, Hon lk 13 Jones, Anthony 6, 101, 141 Jones, Barry 77 Jones, Everelte 90 Jones, Jacqueline 130 Jones, Junell, 78 Jones, Kathryn 83 Jones, Kristi lOS, 112, 130 Jones, Michael 7, 16, 141 Jones, Todd 130 Jorgensen Charlene 43 Jorgensen, Michael 14S Julius. Jomes 141 Jurgens, Matt I 02, 130 K Kodenge, Nyorodzoi 7, ll, 60, 87, 88, 89, 90, 98, 118, 118, 141 Kahl Jeon 83 Kahler Timothy 134 Komm, Fred 130 Komm, leAnn 14S Kasch Michael 114, 141 Kaufman, Barbaro 78 Kaufman, Richard 43 Koy, Kevin 102, 145 Keele, Cindy 145 Keeler, Donald 37, 87 Keeney, Brion 14, 91 , 101, 114, 141 Keitges, Joseph 14S Kelson,lll , Corlisle116, 145 Kennedy , John 69, 83 Kennedy, Kent 44, 70, 71 , 88, 89 Kennedy, Sharon 14 5 Kennerly, Sheila 11, 16, 17, 18, 19, 83 , 88 Kenny, Thomas 101, 137 Ketelsen, Borboro 134 Ketelsen, David 6, 14S Khalid Solina 89, 116 Kilberg, Kelliel37 Kim, Oongin (Doniel) 11 , 89, 1l 1 Kim, Hyeong Wook (Woyne) 6, 78 Kim, Hyoung-Teok (Ron) 6, 137 Kim, Hyung-Chen (Mox) 78 Kim , Kwong Sup (Andy) II , ll, 130 Kim, Kyung Mi (Koy) 130 Kim, Mi-Yeun 145 Irvin, Jeffrey 7, 16, 27, 91, 137 Kim, Woo Jo (Roy) 6, 141 Is mail. Komerezei 89 King, Barbaro 10, 137 King Rohelle8 , 14l, Kingsbury, laurie 137 Kinney, Corrine 93 , 139 Kiltler, Rondy145 Kitto Willred 11 , 90, 130 Kloohsen, Curtis 14, 90, 130 Klatt Joel 13, 141 Klein, Shelly 3, 10, 87, 88, 137 Kludos, Molly 8, 141 Knaack, Alice 91 , 146 Knoock, Terry 130 Knopp, Jill 10, 11 , 16, 95 130 Knee, Dorothy 137 Knepper, Bill 96 Knepper, Mortho 32 61, 91, 96, 97 Kness Cherie 21 , 137 , Koch Scott 83 Koerselman, Gary31 , 36 Koelters, Jason 146 Koll, Gloria 43, 137 Kollboum, M ichael 146 Koopman, Anne 78 Koos, Todd 14, 53 ll, 91 , 111 , 130 Korthols, Robin 10, ll, 66, 87, 91, 137 Kottmonn, Mory 16, 17, 92, 93, 130 Kroft, Joyne 11, 57 91, 96, 137 Kroft, Loia 14, 101, 146 Kroger, John 7, 137 Kroger, Julie 10, 146 Krouse, Julie 78, 93, 94 Kroeger, Shodrok 6, 88, 146 Krohn, David 78 Kropf, Poul 6, 101, 137 Kruger, Doniel 13, 16, 88, 90, 94, 98, 111, 113, 138 Kruse, Valorie 78, 96 Kuchel, luAnne 78 Kull, Robert 138 Kutz, Dione 7, 66, 67, 91, 130 Kutz , lori78 loBelle, (k,rk134 loBurge, Nancy 47 lofrenz, Tonja 11, 16, 18, 94, 130 lofrentz, Todd 7, ll, 12, 14, 138 logo, Doug 14 , 101, 146 logo, John 6, 78 Lohn, Donna 31 , S6 lomook, Coralyn 9, 104, IOl, 108, 130 longley, Jon14 , 138 Longley, Sheila 30 Lappe, Polrick 11 , 146 lorsen, Erikl31 Larsen, Patricio 11 , 105, 108, 146 Lorson, Scott 78 Lorson, Ron 7, 94 , 95, 138 Lorson Scott 111 , 131, larvick, Ronald 93 , 131 lasher, Mory 83 lauen, Steve146 louver, Dennis 64 , 88 Lawrence, John 96 leMoster, Robbi 10, 90, 146 leofstedt, Mott 27 Leavitt, Jomes 102, 114 Lee, Oorren 6, 26 , 88, 146 lee, Jong (Mike) 146 lee, Jung (Tomm) 138 lee, PeterJS lee, Won Suk (Albert) 138 Legg, Cassondra 8, 146 Leu, Stoey 9, 146 Lewison, Barbaro 78 Lewison, Undo 94 , 138 Liang, (hen-Huo 89 lien, Julie 7, ll, ll , 87, 98, 104, 131 lii, Muh Shiorn (Gabrielle) 78, 89 limerick, Kathleen 141 Un, Mei-jir (Mickie) 9, 78 Lindahl Mork 59 78 Lindell, Bruce 78 lint, Roberto 146 lintin, Tommy 78, 9S little, Mory 7, 16, 17, 91, 93, 146 Livengood, Sheli B 111, 146 , Livermore, Oouglos JS, 97 lo Von, Tom 6, 131 Index/ 155 �lo Von, Tou 6, 131 Lockwood Russell 7, 59, 60, 61 , 118, 146 lohus, Timothy 26, 78 Ludwig, Fronk 11 , 58, 59, 60, 61, 92, 131 Ludwig, Lori 3, 91 , 94, 95, 131 Mitchell, Mory 43 Mlnorik, Joseph 6, 26, 27, 92, 147 Moe, Shauna 79 Mohl Mork 6, 106, 107 Mohr, Potricio8, 112, 147 Ludwig, Nicole 146 Mohr, Tracie 12, 16, 18, 19, 53, 138 Lueck londy 21, 78 Mondt, Ervin 102, 103 Monkelien, Suzon 12, 26, 60, 147 Lundgren, Ronald 151 Lundquist, Bernice 44 Luther,Brion78,92 Lynch,Lisa 2,9,78,97,99 Lyonl, Andrea 7, 15, 26, 92, 138 Maahs Beckie 52, 79, 104, 105 Moahs Lisa 79, 83, 122 MocPeek, lonnie7, 114,1 46 Madsen, Michelle 11, 79, 91 Mohr, Theresa 151 Mallory, Arnold 90, 131 Mallory, William 122, 123, 146 Molone, Eileen 18, 19, 25, 122, 131 Monson Mory 26, 92, 131 Montagne, Staci 13, 138 Moody, Trudy 13, 58, 61 , 147 Moon, Horry 34 Moon, Marlene 43 Moore, Earl 34 Moore Kelly 131 Moravek, Douglas 131 Morenz, Neil 13, 88, 147 Morris, Doreen 138 Morris, Mortin 6, 79 Moser, Kothorino 12, 18, 138 Moxness Poul 26, 34 Muckey, Charles 83 Mullins, Lisa 10, 147 Munsen, Koren 13, 83 Munsen, Oennis47 Murphy, 8riget 10, 92, 147 Murphy, Pot 102, 131 Morr, Scott 14, 25, 87, 111, 146, 159 Murphy, Suzanne 132 Musgrove, Bruce 147 Mutchler, Bryant 27 ,1 32 Myers, Kirston 138 Myers, Loretto 147 Mors , Rose79 h Myrick, Jeffery 14, 79, 102 Mongenje, leonoro 79, 91 Mondield, (hri187, 146 Morch, Jomes34 Mor1holl, Vicki 8, 19, 90, 91 , 112, 146 Mortin, Douglas 6, 138 Mortin, Scott 138 Mossey, Roxanne 146 Mat Isa Norliza 12, 89, 145 Mot loin, Zuroini 89, 116 Mauch Sherry 7, 10, 146 Mausolt Jonna 52, 79, 88, 89, 94, 97, 159 Maxfield, Kenneth 79 Moy, Norma 41 Moy, Penny 8, 88, 131 Mozeiko, Edword 32, 96 McAlpine, David 41 McCabe, Bryon 102, 146 McCabe, Tim 102, 131 McColl, Chrilline 12, 18, 19, 131 McCollum, Poul 13, 79,96, 99 McCompbell, Lorry 147 McCoulley, Patricio 8, 88, 94, 131 McCorkindole, Arlys 96, 131 McCracken, Thomas 40, 106, 107 McCreary, Tracey 12, 18, 19, 131 McConold, Oon 6, 111 , 138 McGinni1, Sherri I0, 88, 138 McGregor, Scott 6, 147 Mclndoo, Oori 11, 61, 94, 131 McKee, Leroy 47 McMonigol, Pomelo 79 McMeekin, Abigail 147 McMullen, Catherine B 63, 138 , McMullen, Robert 13, 61, 93, 94, 131 McNaughton, Gene 6, 102, 147 Mcloughlin, Gwen 134 Mehess, Joson 147 Meier, Loura 79 Meier, Lori 30 Meints, Juleen 10, 79 Meiske, Oovid 13, 147 Melby, Carol 141 Menning, Kaye 10, 91, 92, 138 Mesmer, Margaret 35 Messerole, Todd 131 Meurer, Michelle 12, 17, 18, 147 Meyer, Kimberly 12, 91, 134 Meyer, Toro 21, 131 Michael, Gregg 79 Millard, Kendall 54, 88, 89, 117, 122, 123, 147 Miller, Brion 6, 102, 147 Miller, Cheryl 12, 138 Miller, Ooniel 6, 91 , 131 Miller,Morjorie 46 Miller, Matthew 19, 102 Miller, Phillip 11 , 138 Miller, Vicky 94, 138 Mills, Tricia 147 Milne. Jennifer 13, 147 Miltenberger,Roger 131 Mitchell, Carol94, 96, 131 Mitchell, Gregory 13, 52, 79, 91 156 / Index N Nagel, John 6, 147 Nagel Marlys 42 NashDavid 13, 114, 147 Nassif!, Joon 147 Negus, Julie 12, 16, 18, 19, 138 Neidemonn, Tracey 47 Neilsen, Clarice 36 Nelson, Bret 6, 138 Nelson, Joy 47 Netz, Ren 13, 96, 138 Neubert, Steven 6, 102, 114, 138 Neville, Lucinda 7, 147 Newell Tommy 9, 58, 147 Newmon, Morsho 44 Niebuhroul 25, 26, 27, 79, 92 P Nielsen, Terry 14, 79 Nieuwsma 6, 147 Kevin Niewohner, Dione 11, 79, 89 Niles Lori 151 Niles Richard 102, 132 Noble, Michael 79, 102 Noordhoek, Jill 8, 79, 88, 94, 95, 122, 123 Nuetzman, Tonya 10, 80 Nylen, Jone 134 0 Pace Ruth 148 Palmberg Elaine 13, 88, 92, 94, 132 Palmer Stephenie 58, 60, 61, 92, 132 Porodise, Janice 132 Parrett, Thomas 6, 148 Patel, Mohendro 151 Patrick-Longe, Angelo 8, 151 Pollon, Oionel41 Polton, Miles44 Reed, Oovid 13, 27 66, 88, 132 Rehder, Louro 7, 18, 54, 148 Reid, Brenda 148 Reis Pomelo 12, 122, 123, 139 Rembe, Richard 11 1, 148 Rice, Thomas 30 Rich, Charles 6, 148 Pauling, Judi 10, 15, 21 , 26, 139 Poyer, Borkley, 80, 90 Peck Cheryl 139 Peck Robert 68, 80, 95 Pedersen, Dee 134 Pederson, Robert 27 Persinger, Christine 80, 91 Persinger, Jeffrey 148 Rich, Chrisline 139 Rich, Laurice 47 Rich Jr., Robert 139 Richards Judi 91 , 139 Richardson Derek 88, 132 Rickett Koria 26, 132 Riden, Jill 7, 15, 58, 60, 61 , 148 Riebhoff, Monte 102, 103, 132 Riedesel Christopher 6, 139 Riley, David 80, 90 Peter,, Susan 12, 80, 87, 88, 95 Peters, Tim 148 Petersen,Jonice31 Petersen, Linda 132 Peterson, Amy 9, 139 Peterson, Angelo 148 Petmon, Dorlo80 Peterson, Derek 7, 116, 148 Petmon, lonce6, 14, 148, 159 Peterson, Louise 3144 Peterson, Phyllis 151 Peterson, Sheila 87, 139 Peterson Todd 7, 26, 54, 56, 57, 58, 59, 60, 61, 87, 92, 116, 118, 119, 139 Riley, Lourie 80 Ritz Robert44 , Rivero, Sandro 148 Ro Seung-Suk (Fronk) 11, 132 Roorson, Mike 80 Roorson, Rilo 80 Roberts, Cory 13, 88, 148 Roberts, Cynthia 10, 148 Roberts, Marchelle 12, 18, 148 Robinson, Shannon 43, 90 Roemen, Oole 6, 14, 111 , 132 Rohleno, Robbie36 Rogers, Dove 54 Rogers, Patrick 81 Root, Constance 10, 88, 92, 95, 96, 132 Rossiter, John 6, 107, 11 4, 148 Pettaway, Kevin 6, 151 Pham Tho Ngue 14 I Phrllip,Corolyn 14, 139 Rossman, louis 34 Phillips, Dionna 139 Rothe, Debro 10, 91, 139 Phrllip, Jeff 102, 139 Pigott, Elizabeth 80 Pinto, John 34, 92, 95 Rothman, Jason 139 Row, Margaret 149 Rowe, Steven 81 , 111 Pitkin, Kimberly 80 Plummer, Lori 26, 27, 80, 92 Ruckels housen, Teresa 10, 149 Plymale, Steven 32, 62, 98 Poeckes, Thomas 148 Pohlman, Andrea 8, 148 Pointer, Matthew 139 Pollok, Janeen 80, 105 Pollock, Lanelle 12, 89, 139 Polly, Debbi 151 Poppen, Donald 30, 55, 121 Poppen, Suzanne 2, 52, 53, 80, 88, 123 Port, Michael 6, 58, 60, 148 Porter, Steve 148 Pottebaum, Mork 141 Potter, Korey 19 Powell, Michael 6, 14, 95, 132 Prather, Greg 141 Prichard, Jennifer 80, 91 , 94, 95, 96, 97 Primm, Poul 148 Ruby, Kimberly 132 Ruhnke, Jeffrey 26, 27, 81 Rundell, Harold 40, 99 Rupert, Clark 81 Russell John 6, 60, 102, 149 Russsll, Timothy 13, 93, 132 Sobu1, Chris 14, 102, 149 Sadler, loroh 81, 93 Salmon, Daron 13, 149 Salmon, John 26, 27, 81 , 97, 99 lontemo, Rachel 18, 91, 139 Sounders, William 134 Saunsoci Adrion 90 Proctor Lindo 8, 26, 27, 148 Proescholdt Andrew 61 Pommocco, Louro 11, 87, 88, 89, 139 Proffitt, Douglas 26, 148 Pruchase Evelyn 47 Puckett Paula 11, 15, 26, 27, 88, 132 Q Schellinger, Terry 134 Schifferer, Sieve 11 1 139 Schirm, Susan141 Schlines,Troy1 49 Schloesser Cathy 12, 91 , 149 Schloesser Mary 20, 21, 149 Schlosser Julie 132 Schmith, Michael149 Schmitz, Janice 8, 52, 83, 97, 99, 108, 109, 112 Schmitz, Kim 10, 149 Quade, Beth, 16, 21, 80, 91, 96, 97, 99, 157 Schmitz, Patricio 149 O'Horo, Connie 147 O'Sullivan, Chris 46 tine Schneiders Gregory 151 Schnider, Todd 6, 17, 81 , 88 Scholten, Jomes 107, I ID, 111 Dberheu, Crystal lO, 27, 80, 88, 91, 92, 94, 99 Ocker, Sharon 37, 51, 62 Oeltjenbruns Ruth 7, 17, 91, 138 Oh, leWon (Allen) 13, 15, 80 Oliver, Kendall 80 Scholten, Kevin 83 Schommer, Jomes83 Schrom Joon 141 , Schramm, Oorothy 71 Schroder, Alexis83 Ragan Corol 41 Olson, Minnie 90 Rahbusch Vicki 8, 105, 108, 148 01100, Sandra 80 Orwig, Timothy 31 , 61 Rohmon, Yusrim Abdul 116 Roinwoter, William 60, 80 59, Osegoro, Cynthia 141 Osterbuhr, Brion 147 Owens, Richard 37 Oxley, Ralph 102, 132 ""P'"' Rants Carolyn31 , 93, 97 Rants, Chri1topher 13, 87, 88, 148 Rasmus, Bob 102 Rasmus, Emily 25 Rasmussen, Koria 26, 148 Rasmussen Perry 96, 148 Schroeder, Gerald 11, 141 Schuerman Gregory 26, 27, 53, 81 , 90, 92 SchuldtGino 12, 18, 105, 108, 139 Schuler Michelle ID, 26, 27 90, 92, 93, 139 Schultz Brenda 13, 51 , 95, 96, 132 Schultz Hermon 47 Schuth Sharon 16, 21, 81, 94 Schwartz, Fawn 8, 149 Raymond, Charles 90, 132 Rebbeck, Risa 27, 89 Schwien, Lynelle 8, 93, 112, 132 Scott, Roy 7, 102, 149 Seewald 43, 56 W. Rector, Rickl51 Rector, Tomi 132 Sellen, Albert 36, 97 Seiler, Jonet132 �Sellon, David 6, 114, 149 Sembach Wade 134 Sensonbough, Craig 134 Sensenig,larry 34,94 Serck Julie 10, 88, 122, 132 Seymour Jill 27 Seymour, Thedious 7, 102, 149 Shoeller, Mott 14, JOI, 134 Shonofelt, Charles 81 Shone, Edward 38 Shorp, Max 37 Shelby, Jone! I l I Shortenhous, Leon 43 Shortenhaus Ronald 81, 91 6, Shufro Joseph 27, 34 Shufro, Lisa Shull Lisa 8, 81, 90 Shupe Gory 27, 92, 93, 132 Sier!, Eric 90 134 Sievert Dana 10, 81 , 91, 94 Simmons, A 42 . Simon, Denise I51 I Simons, LoNee 94, 91, 132 Simonson Nancy 81 Skollo, Terri 31, 66 Swoboda Dione 14 1 Slieferl, Trina 81 , 91 Thornsberry lmolldridge, Vicki, 20, 21, 61 , 149 lmeins, Shawn 6, 102, 149 Timmerman, Mork 13, 88, 133 Smirh, Corrie 7, 91 , 149 Smith Down 81 Smith, Don 25, 35, 95 Smith, Jennifer/, II, 26, 133 Smith, Jill 8, 26, 27, 93, 149 Smith, Koye Ill Smith, Rosalyn 41 Smith, Roxanne 26, 27, 93, 149 Smith, Todd 6, 102, 114, 139 Soolikee, Alber! 13, 22, 23, 25, 14, 88, 90, 149 Sohn, Troy 81 Solberg, Cindy 94, 133 long, Jing Ying (Jennifer) 81 Sorum, Rob 133 Speck, Kelli Ill Speight, Todd/, 102, 149 Spiegel, Oeboroh 12, 17, 18, 27, 139 Spiegel, Jennifer 18, 19, 149 Spotts Kris 8, 149, 119 Spotts ltocey I, 139 T Togue, Morilyn I SO Taylor, Elizabeth 82, 110 Terry, R 31 , 62, 98 . Teut, Brion 6, 102, lSO Tevis, Glenna 37, 46 Thocker, Robert 26, 90, 91, 110 Thatcher Lori 130 Thevenot, Down 1SI Thomas, Darrell 102, 114, 141 Thomas Joyce 33, 90 Thomas Kelli 10, 108, 140 Thomos, Michelle 10, 90, 110 Thomas Thelmo 33, 90 Thompson, Carolyn 41 Thompson, Lourie 13, ISO Thompson Michael 140 Thomssen, Dione 82 Michael 82 Toh, Steven 6, 150 Tommeroosen, Miles 30, 70, 98, 120, 121 Tong, Dong Thi 12, 116, 110 Tookey, Keith 36, 93 Torgerson Jim 133 Torneten Sharon 3, 26, 133 Torne John 140 Stalzer, Christine 8, 27, 149 tine Stonek, Edword 16, 81, 102, Ill Stopleton, Kimberly 18, 19, 139 Stoeler, William 149 Steckelberg, Jomie 82 Stelle, Felicio 82, 94 Stelle, Lindo 83 Stellen, Susonl49 Stehr, Julie 82, 96, 99 Steinbach Chris 13, 26, 87, 88, 140 Stern, Connie 41 Stevens, Cynthia 96, 133 Stevens, Max 133 96, Stevenson, Michelle 150 Stewart, Shannon 140 Stewart Theresa 134 Stock, Rochelle 9, 26, 27, 90, 92, 133 Stock, Susan9, 26, 27, 13, 92, 93, 108, 140 Stokes, Jimmie 11, 54, 133 Stolen Fred 110, 111 Strolmeier, Carol 43 Strotmeier, Penny 150 Strehlow Yvonne 150 , Stubbs, Mory 112, 113 Sturdevant Stoey 13, 116, 140 Sturges, Jeri 21 , 140 SCmudm Andy 14, 63, 89, 133 Suh, Oong Yoon (Roy) 11 , 89, 110 Sump, Dana 133 Surrell, Shelia8, 82, 91 Sussman, Glen 36 Sutton, Corol 19, 60, 83 Svoboda Elizabeth 21, 10, 82 Swolve, Julie 8, 140 Swon, Douglas 36 Sweeney, Thomas J. 26, 82 Sweeney, Thomos M. 82, 92 Swetnam, Potrido 37 Swift, Brain 82 6, Swift, Christo! 12, 90, 133 Zahourek, Ron102 Zellmer, Jessie 31 Zellmer Lorno 30 Zellmer, Mark 83 Zimmerman, Amy 140 Zobel, Koren/, Ill Watkins, Dennis41 Watson Renee 13, 82, 91 Wolson, Theodric 6, 102, 140 Wons, Lorraine l8, 60, 61, 63, 89, 140 Wouhob, Kevin 111, 133 Webb, Scott Ill Weber, Koren/, 63, 82, 88, 89, 91, 97, 99 Weeber, Florence 13, 133 Weems, Phyllis 46 Weikert, Richard35 Weiland, John 102, 114, 140 Weinreich,Dawnetto ll, ll, 112, 133 Weisz, Pomelo 26, 27, 82, 92, 93 Welch, Ken 150 Welding, Edward 110 Welding, Wade 7, 15, 17, 23, 140 Wellendorf, Katherine, 83, 99 Wells,Greg Ill Wells, Jill83 Wells, Robin JO, Ill Weltz Michoel 102, Ill Werkmeister, Robert 140 Wesselink, Leoh 9, 18, 19, 91, 133 Wessendorf, Alicia 12, 18, 26, 14, 88, 133 Wes Oovid 38 t, Townsend, Scott 26, 27, 110 Tromp, Michael 88, 96, 133 Westphalen Matthew 6, 102, Ill Wetherell, Brenda 13, 95, 140 Wey, Lihhuea3 8 White, Velvet Il 1 Travis, Curtis 106, 107, 141 Whiting, Wayne 1Sl Torrez Teno 141 Trimble, Ann 10, ll, l/, 87, 88, 133 Trudell, George 90, 133 Isai Shu-Ching (Sherri) 110 Tucker Anne 141 Twillman Amy 140 Springer, Debro 81 Stobbe, Kelli/, 149 Stobile, Jerome 102, 139 Stahl Kimberly 16, 21, 81, 95 Wahl Poulelte 140 Walker, David 6, 110 Wslker, Morgan 6, 102, 114, 133 Walks N Juonito 90, 133 ice, Wolsh, Honey 133 Wonolee, Jr., Johannes I02, 150 Wond, Jim 54 Wonninger, Joan 82, 9S, 99 uhl Bette 46 uhl Randy 14, 18, 59, 60, 61, 110 Uken, V oerie 9, 82, 104, IOI, 108, 109, 112 Ulven, Brion 82 Ulven, Koren 82 Ulven, Sara 8, 82, 88, 97 / Wickey, Kathy 47 Wickham Poul I l I Wiederhold, Steve 91, 102, 111 , Ill Wiggs, Koren 83 Wilen, Borbora I S1 Wilhelm, Amy 104, IOI, 108, 109, 134 Wilkerson, Jeff 83, 111 Will, Melissa Ill Willemssen Brenda 9, 91, 141 Willett, David 6, 14, 140 Williams, Cheryl ll I Wills Croig lll Wilson, Gordine 134 Wilson, June 46 Wilson, Kirk 141 Wilson, Poul 140 Wilson Russe1130, Wingert, Trocy 91, 140 Winkler Michelle 140 Winier, lcmdro 40, 104, IOI Wissink, Dennis 66 Witt, Craig 14 Witt, Morie 83 Wollesen, Kimberly 140 Woodard Susan Il I Woodworth, Molly ll, ll, 83, 88, 99, 105, 108, 112, 113 Wright, Holly Il l Volente, Robert 22, 23, 24, 21, 116, 110 Volentine, David 1SO Von Engen, Debro/, ll, 26, 27, 110 Von Moonen, David 1SO Von Ness Oionno 26, 27, 92, 140, y Van Ornum, Earle 43 Von Overbeke, Jon 6, 150 VonGundy, Joel 6, 25, 52, 53, 111 , 110 Vonder Broek, Elaine 7, ISO Vonder Pol, Tomoro 7, 150 Yonder Pol, Vicki I, 82, 87 Yonder Zwoog, Lora 43, 88 Vanderloo, Richard102, 133 Verschoor Todd 14 82 Verzani Thomas 133 Viz, Mory 10, 63, 92, 96, 133 Vogel, Elizabeth 34 VutekNicholas 11 , 54 BB, 114, 140 Yonney, Jomes 120, 121 Yonni, Fronk 6, 83, 111 Yockey, William 38, 69, 98 Young, Daniel 140 Young, Jennifer 91 , 140 Young, Yi Jun (Cleono) 83 Youngdahl, Brenda 83 Youngdahl Lyle 6, 140 Yu, Min-Hui Corrino 83, 89 Yusof, Faridah 89 Vovos, Jolene 82 w Index continued on poge 160 / l S7 �Right: Newly remodeled Dimmit Formal Lounge. Below: Kristy Arrick looks up just in time ta have her picture snapped in the Commons lounge. Alook at the theatrical life of Morningside. left: Al Johnson prepares his makeup for a performance in Klinger Neal. Above: Ascene from the production "110 in the Shade," Nya Dadenge stands in the wagon. 158 / Closing �Far left: Lance Peterson tries his hand at the World Series video game in the Rec. Center of the Commons. Left: Several strange costumes appeared at the Halloween dance. Bottom left: Kris Spotts and friend try to talk at the Hawaiian party in the Worn. Bottom right: Hyp· notist Jim Wand puts his audience to sleep. (left to right): Monte Christensen, Ed Betsworth, and Scott Morr. Below: Brod Dyslin and Jonna Mousolf show off their spring point job of the Lewis bench. Closing / 1S9 �Editor's Flashback The 1986-87 school year was successful for the Sioux. Not only did we raise book soles -30% but I believe we also helped more students become aware of their yearbook. The staff may hove been small, but I've learned that it's quality, not quantity that makes it work. I wont to thank everyone who helped make this book possible. Stoey Delong my co-advisor. I really learned a lot from you. Lourie Horpenou - Business Manager. The endless paper work couldn't keep away the fun, I_could always count on you. Jill Hanson - Chief Photographer. For lost year and this year'. thanks for capturing Morningsides life into photos. Joyce Dowson and Mork Gomb1ono, for all your help with lost minute pictures cmd details. ~ou guy~ ore great! Kent. Ken_nedy and Mox Sharp - faculty advisors, for your patience ~11~ us and help w 1h Iman· _ 1 ciol and staff decisions. T ereso Ronfeldt - Taylor Publishing Representative for all your good advise and support. We n~eded that. To Morningsides faculty, Administration and staff for your cooperation and help. But most of _all to my fellow students, whose memories hove been captured on these pages. This book could not hove been possible without you. Remember ... Someday, Yesterday does Return. Sincerely Valerie Johnson Sioux Co-Editor 160 / Word From Editor Colophone The 1986-87 Sioux Yearbook was planned, designed, and prepared by the Yearbook staff of Morningside College. We used 36 point Techno Medium Condensed for our_ head_ lines o_nd 24 point _ for our subheads. All of our copy is 10 point T echno Medium with captions set in 8 point. All halftones used a 150 point line screen printe_ on 80 pound eno1T_1el d paper. Our cover was designed by our staff and w?s applied thr~ugh a loser prm· ting technique. Our endsheets were a shade of pink and contm~ed the Tobie of Contents. Bindings were Smyth sewn, rounded and bocked. The S1Ze was a new 9 by 9 square book. . . . . We sold 400 copies of 160 page Sioux, which was printed by T oylor Publishing Company, 1550 West Mockingbird Lone, Dallas, Texas. We sold_~och copy of the Sioux for $10.00. The remaining balance come from our advertising revenue and Student Government. These funds were used to cover printing and photography expenses. ���- �r ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sioux (1987), The Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Morningside College Yearbook Morningside College Annual Subject The topic of the resource Student Yearbooks Description An account of the resource The Sioux is the official Morningside College Annual Yearbook. Publication began in 1901, and continued intermittently until 2004. The 1987 yearbook contains pictures, short articles, sporting results, and other college news and events related to this particular year. 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This can be typed or handwritten text. 378. 7774 M828s 1987 ) 378.7774 M828s 1987 Sioux '87 378.7774 .M828s 1987 Sioux '87 511 0089442 5 Morningside College . Sioux City, Iowa 1986-87 Sioux Volume 87 Lourie Horpenou Business Manager Stoey Delong Valerie Johnson Co-Editors Jill Hanson Chief Photographer MORNINGSIDE COLLEGE LIBRARY SIOUX CITY, IOWA 51106 Top right: New laces on compus ... Left: Eddie the Eagle coplures the allention of a football game. Bottom right: Tim Ellison and Sue Poppen watch the gome from the besl seals in Allee. Bottom left: Tonia Arehorl tokes o pepsi break from the basketball gome. Below: Vicky Anderson poses with Lisa Lynch who appears lo be all lied up al Dimmit Desk. 2 / Opening Top left: (ought watching the soaps ore: (left to right): Lori Ludwig, Shelly Klein and Brenda Curry. Above: Cheering on the Chiefs is almost os much fun os winning. Bottom left: 0 Christmas Tree! 0 Christmas Tree! left: Sharon Torneton, busy do noting blood, manages o wove. Bottom: Busy ot work under the bunks. Opening/ 3 Cleveland Froat row (I to r): Morri Conwoy, Chuck Rich, Joel VonGundy, Darren Belk, Mortin Morris, Todd Smith, Steve Neubert. Middle row: Morgon Walker, Kevin Nieuwsmo, Brod A. Borchers Brion Miller, Shown Smeins, Lonee Peterson, Joe Albrecht, Tom Parrett, Scott Gustafson, Joe Minarik, Mike Powell, Mike Groote, Curt Cloohsen, Hyoung-Teok Kim, Doug Mortin. lack row: Brod Dyslin, Chris Riedesel, Joe Bendix, Mick Port, Kevin Gonnerman, Shod Kroeger, R. J. Conlin, Dave Walker, Darren Lee Lyle Youngdahl. Penthouse Froat row (I to r): Kenny Gordner, Brion Taut, Ron Shortenhous, Bill Brown, Dovid Franko, Tom Betz, John Rossiter, Lance Evans, Fronk Yanni, Steve Freese, .John Nagel Middle row: D J. McDonald, . Derek Jacobsen, Don Miller, Tou lo Von, Todd Schnider, Scott McGregor, David Ketelsen, Tony Greer, John Russell, Dave Willet, Dave Sellon, Kevin Pettowoy. lack row: Doug logo, Mott Corney, Steve Toft, Bill Hartwig, Tom lo Von, Mott Westphalen, Dole Roemen, Dorin Oick, Dave Duit, Jon Von Overbeke, Mike Cose. Not Pictured Wayne Kim, Poul Kropf, Bret Nelson, Tony Jones, Rick Watson, John Blankenship, Brion Swift, Roy Blydenburgh, Brod Borkemo, Mork Mohl, Dole Goswint, Dave Grice, Ed Gochenour TimJackson, Joe Edwards Buddy McNaughton, Woo Jo Kim, Tim Clilfonl. 6 / Dorm Hulls Residence Complex Front row (I to r): Todd Speight, Roy Scott, Ted Seymour, Andi Lyons. Row 2: Terri Fischer Todd Petersen, Jill Riden, Lori Fairchild, Louro Rehder, Koren Zobel. Row 3: Chad Goslor, Mory Hansen, Tom· my Yonder Pol, Vicki Yonder Pol, Monte Christensen, Michelle Biggs, Shelley Fuller, Kelli Stobbe, Lisa Claussen, Kevin Freemon. Row 4: John Krager, Kipp Brockman, Mike Jones, Derek Peterson, Russ Lockwood, Perrie Garland, Lucinda Neville, Mory Little, Kevin Bembry, Kelly Jacobsma, Julie Boles. Back row: Jennifer Smith, Ruth Oeltjenbruns, Julie Lien, Jeff Irvin, Ed Betsworth, Elaine Yonder Broek, Todd Lofrentz, Debro Von Engen, Ron Lorson, Don Comorigg, Wade Welding, Rob Felix, Colleen Crowl, Nyo Kodenge, Kyle Ellerbeck, Lonnie MacPeek, Bret Crowl. Highlifers Front row (I to r): Kathy Aardema, Corrie Smith. Middle row: Sherry Mauch, Koren Hokenson, Courtenay Hollander, Cheryl Dahl, Louro Holst, Roxanne Smith, Angelo Dennis, Kelly Hopp. Back row: Diane Kutz, Melonie Corey, Koren Weber, Sherry Hilbronds, Lourie Horpenou, Carol Eis, Janette Conry, Koren Gries. Not pictured: Vicki Smalldridge, April Hlad, Stacey Spotts, Sherry Ching. Dorm Halls/ 7 The Zoo Seated (I to r): Jodi Ehlers, Susan Barker, Fawn Schwartz Standing: Jill Smith, Lisa Shull, Heidi Gonnerman, Koren Drum, Jill Noordhoek, Kris Spotts. Back row: Patricio Holling, Penny Moy, Rhonda Evilsizer, Andrea Pohlman, Lindo Proctor, Vicky Rohbusch, Julie Swolve, Teresa Davis.. Not pidured: Sheila Surrell, Angelo Patrick-Longe Boardwalk Front Row (tor): Trisha Mohr, Tricia McCoulley, Soro Ulven, Patti Borrall, Vicki Marshall, Carol Jolos, Amy Gerking, Lynelle Schwien Rochelle King. Back row: Cristine Stalzer, Amy Cunningham, Stacey Bonwort, Mory Donohoo, Cristin Cantrall, Cassondra Legg, Amy Foster, Kelley Ashby, Janice Schmitz. Not pidured: Tricia Cherin, Sheli Livengood, Cathy McMullen, Shelly Ashley, Molly Kludos. 8 / Dorm Halls \ \ Suite Street Front row (I to r): Dione Binneboese, Brenda Willemssen Carlynn Boerenwold, Joanne Gowley, Susan Stock Rochelle Stock, Lisa Lynch Baclrow: Beth Gowley, Leah Wesselink, Michelle Johnson. Virgin Islands Front row (I to r): Stacy Leu, Stocey Doeden, Amy Peterson, MeiJir (Mickie) Lin, Moria Hoock. lack row: Brenda Curry, Melissa Will, Amy Jobes, Tommy Newell, Morty Hansen. Not Pictured Tonio Arehart, Paulo Hunter, Jennifer Barngrover Valerie Uken, Coralyn Lomook. Dorm Halls / 9 Central Frontrow (I to r): Briget Murphy. Row 2: Mory Viz, Kaye Menning, Sherri McGinnis, Dee DeeHarm, Michelle Schuler Deb Rothe Row 3: Crystal Bunge, Erica Gunderson, Morta Geary, Crystal Oberheu. Row 4: Robbi LeMoster, Michelle Thomas, Ann Trimble, Robin Kor- thols, Connie Root, Teresa Ruckelshausen Lisa Grubb, Judi Pauling, Julie Krager Robin Wells, Kim Bruning. Back row: Kim Schmitz Lisa Mullins. Mountain Top Seated (I to r): Tonya Nuetzman, Juleen Meints, Dona Sievert, Barb King. Standing Cathy Dotts, Cynthia Roberts, Sherry Mauch, Shelly Klein, Pam Holstad, Kelli Thomas, Suzie Galles, Amy Berg, Julie Serck 10 / Dorm Halls Sweethearts Front row (I to r): Paulo Puckett, Patricio Larsen, Denise Conover. Back row: Michelle Madsen Dione Niewohner, Dori Mclndoo, Heather Dietz, Louro Scommo«o, Down Weinreich Kim Ashby. The Jungle Front row (I tor): Steve Schifferer, Fronk Ludwig. Row 2: Seung Suk {Fronk) Ro, Kwong Sup {Andy) K , Bob Brue, Chris Cuthrell, Willie im Kitto Robert Campbell, Dongin {Doniel) Kim, Todd Ernst, Gerry Schroeder. Row 3: Todd Armstrong, Dong Yoon {Roy) Suh, Pot Lappe Chris Houser, Jimmy Stokes, Curt Denker. Back row: Nick Volek, Phil Miller. Dorm Hulls / 11 Groundhogs Front row (I to r): Souchin Cam, Marilyn Harrington, Dong Tong, Norliza Mat Isa, Anita Blue, Junko Higuchi Middle row: Lanette Pollock Christal Swift, Kim Meyer, Kim Heim, Teresa Ferdig, Michelle Jahn, Cathy Schloesser Suzan Monkelien. Back row: Jayne Kraft, Pamela Reis, Anette Aygo. Not pictured: Suzanne Black, Amy Dimig, Beth Huisenga, Cheryl Miller, Susan Peters. ADPi Hall Front row (I to r): Michelle Meuer, Lori Hecht, Tracey McCreary, Chris McCall, T Lafrenz, Gina Schuldt Debbie Spiegel. Middle onjo row: Marchelle Roberts, Sheila Kennerly, Pam Frey. Back row: Toni Holloway, Michelle Blueford, Alicia Wessendorf, Tracie Mohr, Julie Negus, Patti Besch, Sara Henrich, Katharina Moser. 12 / Dorm Halls Skyline Frontrow (I to r): Ren Netz, Andrea Buchholz, Lea Anne Boucher Middle row: Staci Montagne, Stacy Sturdevant, Jennifer Milne, Stacy Childs, Jo Ann Forney. Back row: Deanna Fredinburg, Janet Chappell, Brenda Wetherell, Gretchen Chamberlain, Renee Watson, Elaine Palmberg. Not pidurod: Heather Dietz, Julie Etter, June Jones, Trudy Moody, Karen Munsen, Brenda Shultz, Laurie Thompson, Ao Weeber. Capital Hill Frontrow (I to r): Scott Holtz, Corey Roberts, Robb McMullen, Chris Rants. Back row: Mark Timmerman, Brad Horsely, Dave Meiske, Neil Morenz, Dave Reed, Joel Higgins, Paul McCallum, Bryce Feldhoff, Joel Klatt, Dave Nash. Not Pictured Gary Baker, Greg Baldwin, Brian Hong, Han lk Jon, John James, Dan Kruger, Greg Mitchell, Tim Russell, Daron Salmon, Albert Saatikee, Chris Steinbach, Se Won Oh. Dorm Halls / 13 The Bob Craig Memorial Hall Left to right): Randy Uhl, Jeff Myrick, Mark Bannstetter. Row 2: John Crosgrove, Rich Gordon, Scott Marr, Gregg Johnson. Row 3: Brion Keeney, Mark Cooper, Bryce Former, Craig Hughes. Front raw: Tony Greer, Bob Craig, Todd Koos. Not Pictured Mark Bleil, Tony Brown, Chris Cassodoy, Tim Christensen, Jason Dannenberg, Tony Frazee, Brian Goodman, Loi Kraft, Jan Langley, Terry Nielsen, Chris Sobus, Matt Shaeffer, Andy Sudman, Todd Verschoor Craig Witt. Photo by Jill Hanson. lack raw Roadman Hall Council The Roadmon Hall Council had a very busy year. They purchased a VCR for the dorm's use, sponsored a campus-wide Christmas party, helped sponsor Spring Formal, planned a game roam toornament, planned a video weekend, and they keep the Gome Roam in Roadman stocked. The Council consists of: front raw left to right): Bill Hartwig, Secretary, Curtis Klaahsen John Rossiter, Lance Peterson, Chad Hoffman, Social Chairman. lack raw: Dave Willett, President; Doug Lago, Mike Powell, Treasurer; Dale Roemen, 'lice-President; Jahn Carey, Steve Freese, Socio/ Chairman; Carolyn Phillips, Dave Houston Advisor. 14 / Dormhalls Residence Complex Hall Council Among the events that the Residence complex Hall Council sponsored were: The Residence Complex Fall Picnic, Residence Complex Valentine's Dance, Secret Santa's and Pumpkin Pals. The council consists of: Front row (left to right): Julie Lien, President; Jennifer Smith, Secretary; Andi Lyons, Socio/ Chairperson. Back row: Todd LaFrentz, Co-Treasurer; Wade Welding, V ice-President. Not Pidured: Rick Amos, Treasurer; Mike Eggleston, Kevin Freeman, Scott Henrichsen, Nya Kadenge, Jill Riden, Deb VanEngen. Dimmit Hall Council The D immit Hall Officers were: Not Pictured: Lowell Ernst, President; Ann Trimble, Vice-President; Robin Karthals Secretary; Lisa Grubb, Treasurer; Judi Pauling, Socio/ Diredor; Paula Puckett, Chaplain; Erica Gunderson, Historian; Molly Woodworth and Vicky Anderson, Head Residents. Kwang Sup {Andy) Kim and Se Won {Allen) Oh ore all set to do laundry. Atypical day in the dorms. Dawnetta Weinreich takes the Pepsi Challenge as she studies in the Dimmitt informal lounge. Dormhalls / 1 Greeks Continue to Grow The 1986-87 School year found Morningside's Greek system in a growing and rebuilding frenzy. Delta Sigma Phi, Alpha Delta Pi, and Alpha Omicron Pi were busy recruiting new members and growing scholastically. Alpha Tau Delta was rebuilding from the Sigma Phi Epsilon Chapter to the local Alpha Tau Delta Chapter. Tau Kappa Epsilon was also in a reorganizing and rebuilding year. In an article published in the Collegian Reporter, the Delta Sigma Phi- fraternity submitted and article to help spark more interest in the Greek system at Morningside. Although it is given from the viewpoint of the Delta Sigs, the entire Greek system can benefit from its implications. That article is reprinted here in hopes that even more interest in the five fraternities and sororities on Morningside campus will continue to grow and build in the years to come. During the Greek Week Banquet Greek Man (Doug Beauchene - Delta Sigma Phi) and Greek Woman (Sheila Kennerly - Alpha Delta Pi) of the Year were recognized. Each fraternity and sorority nominates their prospective candidates and then the entire Greek system elects the new recipients. Other nominees this year were Rob Hannucsh (Alpha Tau Delta) and Kim Stahl (Alpha Omicron Pi). Scholastically everyone won. The ATD's and AOPi's were recognized as the top chapters for the fall semester and the spring semester recognized the ADPi's and Negus, Sheila Kennerly, and Tonja LaFrenz, ATD: Eric Boe, Rob Hannusch, and E. J. Stanek, AOP: Beth Quade, Sharon Schuth and Barb Jensen, Delta Sigma Phi: Terry Bohlke, Dan Kruger, and Troy Jasman. Greek Week '87 included a fundraiser to fight hunger in Sioux City, an All-Greek social, leadership workshop , and volleyball. Greek Week is sponsored by the Greeks to promote unity among the chapters, offer recognition for the past year's achievements and celebrate the history of the Greeks on Morningside's Campus. A few weeks ago when the Delta Sigs commenced with the second rush season of 1987 many of us were asked why anyone should think of committing to Delta Sigma Phi. To quote one of our senior members I 16 / Greeks asked " who could afford not to?". The world is often an unfriendly environment filled with faceless people who could care less about others. The way to cope with this indifference is simple friendship . The close circle of men who call each other "brother" is the heart and soul of fraternity life. Our friendship is pledged eternal and can not be broken by time or circumstance. This is the solemn oath we vow to each member of our brotherhood and it is this vow that sets us apart in unity from all other men. When you decide to join our circle you must first pass the test of pledgeship. This is not a period of hazing, either physical or mental harassment, but a trial encounter to see if Delta Sigma Phi is for you and if you are for fraternity life. It is a period for us to get to know you better as you learn more about us. We stress that the hazing rituals glorified in "Animal House" and other horror stories are not a part of Delta Sigma Phi as we see this as having no practical benefit for building the bond that encompasses us all. Initiation, Following your passing of the test of pledgeship, 1s the gate through which you pass to join our brotherhood. Once passed you are a full fledged member of the Delta Sigma Phi fraternity. Only then can you be allowed to wear the gold pin that signifies membership. You are not only a part of the hundreds of Morningside men known as Delta Sigs but a part of the thousands of men all over a hundred campuses across the country who share your experience. You have earned the respect needed to be called "brother." Then what? You are then appointed to a position within the local chapter. You may be in charge of organizing a social event, keeping track of the scholastic progress of your brothers, or any of the dozens of positions that keep the fraternity running smoothly. There is also an individual purpose for your work; to build the responsibility and integrity that enables you to assume the commitment of leadership, a goal we all push each other to achieve now and in the future . If this article has sparked your interest in Delta Sigma Phi , the bond we share, and the goals we pursue, feel free to contact any of the men wearing green and white. Go Greek, think big, think Delta Sig. E r z H K N A I M II p A T X B 0 Rebuilding TKE's: Tau Kappa Epsilon was established on Morningside's campus in 1955. Since its founding in 1899, Tau Kappa Epsilon has had as its goal high standards of scholarship and community service. Delta Sigma Chapter of the T.K.E. is in the midst of reorgapizing at Morningside and is looking for men who want a chance to experience leadership and cooperation. ATD: Alpha Tau Delta has also been in the midst of a reorganization. As you can see by the photo at left and at bottom left, reorganizing also means rebuilding . Of course rebuilding also means taking breaks. Pictured below is a shot from the All-Greek Christmas Party for Underprivileged kids. Caught singing Christmas carols were: Wade Welding, Pat Byrnes (Delta Sigs), Todd Schnider (TKE), and Michelle Meuer, Sheila Kennerly, Debbie Spiegel, Sara Henrich (ADPi's). Greeks/ 17 A.D.Pi's Celebrate 30th Anniversary Alpha Delta Pi had a busy year in 1986-87. The biggest event this year was to plan the 30th anniversary week in April. Some events of the week included: A picnic, a golf tournament, sheet painting, sheet cakes and much more. The ADPi's participated in the campus "Greek Week," they had a tailgate party for Homecoming, and met with the entire Greek system for a Christmas Party for underprivileged children in the Sioux City area. They also organized a can drive for another fundraiser, Summer Retreat was planned for Okaboji with the AD Pi alumni, Special awards went to Alicia Wessendorf when she was chosen as ADPi pianist for the ADPi convention in Scottsdale, Arizona held in June. Alpha Delta Pi Officers ( 1986-/987) Alicia Wessendorf - President. Patti Besch - Executive Vice-President, Tracie Mohr - Treasurer, Gina Schuldt - Pledge Education Vice-President, Sara Henrich - Membership Chairman, Julie Negus - Scholarship Chairman. Michelle Meurer - Standards Chairman, Toni Holloway - Recording Secretary, Michelle Bluford Panhellenic Delegate. Debbie Spiegel Panhellenic Delegate. Chris McCall Social Chairperson. Eileen Malone - Social Chairperson, Pam Frey - Reporter, Tonya La Frenz - Hist orian, Debbie Goeden - Hist orian, Marchelle Roberts Corresponding Secretary, Laura Rehder - House Chairman, Sheila Kennerly - Member-at-Large, Tracey McCreary - Chaplain, Kathy Moser Guard, Rachel Santcma - Assistant Membership Chairman, Kim Stapleton - No office. Pledges: Vicky Marshall, Denice Conover, Lisa Clausen, Jenny Speigel, Carey Potter, and Leah Wesslink. Above right: Fall Pledge Class. Singing ADPi Blessing at Diamond Ball. Left to right: Kathy Moser, Rachel Santema, Marchelle Roberts, Deb Spiegel, Debbie Goeden, Laura Rehder, Toni Holloway, Sara Henrich , and Jo Dee Hempey. Above: Painting the bench for the 30th Anniversary Week . Right: Kathy Moser, Patti Besch, Marchelle Roberts, Sara Henrich, Jenny Spiegel, Leah Wesselink, Pam Frey standing behind their accomplishment. 18 / Alpha Delta Pi Left: Toni Holloway, showing how great Greek life can be with Patti Besch and Tracy McCreary looking on. Above top: Anytime is a good time for a pizza break! Left to right: Julie Negus, Kim Stapleton, Sheila Kennerly, Tracie Mohr, Joe Dee Hempey and Debbie Goeden all agree!! Middle: Christmas time brespecially to Eileen Malone ings lots of good cheer and Chris McCall. Bottom: Spring '87 Pledge Class, Left to right: Courtney Hollander, Karey Potter, Jodi Dorn, Leah Wesselink, Jenny Spiegel, Denise Conover, and Vicki Marshall. Afpho Delta Pi / 19 · Alpha Omicron Pi Roses'' Alpha Omicron Pi is a social sorority with chapters all across the United States and Canada. We are a non-profit organization and we do various activities throughout the year. Our members are in other organizations on campus as well. Some have participated in the Theater productions, U.P.A., Honor Societies, and homecoming functions. The Theta Chi Chapter of Alpha Omicron Pi had an eventful school ear. We held our annua unctions an a so part1c1pate in a ew new and old, with the Greeks on campus. In the fall we built a float with the women of Alpha Delta Pi for the Corn Bowl. Although we did not receive a prize, we all had a good time. We also held our annual Barn Ball on Halloween. We turned our dance into a costume party and everyone came dressed to fit their moods. The next event was our Christmas cozy. We had a pre-Christmas party before our dance with all of our sisters and dates. We kept the Christmas spirit alive! In February we had February Follies. It was just a nice get-together for all the AOTT's and their dates. Last but not least we had our Rose Formal. This was a very special evening for all of us. The seniors did their annual prophecies and wills and tried to embarrass their younger sisters. A few of the other members made a slide show to get back at the seniors and to bring out memorable moments at the AOTT House! Memories were brought back quickly! We also had two major fund raisers this year. The first one we had was Trick or Treating for Unicef. We also held a Turkey Dinner Raffle in which we donated to Unicef. The next fund raiser was for AOTT's philanthropy which is Arthritis Research. We held our annual SHEAF Week and did various things throughout the week. We started off by having a ice-skate-athon, then we had a spaghetti Dinner Raffle, and ended it all by having a cookie bake sale. We raised over $150 for our Philanthropy; Share, Help, Educate, for the Arthritis Foundation. Top right: The symbol of the AOPi's is the Rose. Top left: Outside of their house, the AOPi's pose for the camera. Middle: Vicki Smalldridge, Jill Knapp, April Hlad and Mary Schloesser. Right: The gang taking the hawaiian bow. 20 / Alpho Omicron Pi "Love and Left: 1986-87 Alpha Omicron Pi Members, Front (left to right): Joanne Beraldi, Marianne Conolly, Kim Stahl, Sharon Schuth, Beth Quade. Middle: Jeanne Donahoo, Vicki Smalldridge, Kim Heim, Sandy Lueck, Andrea Gordon, Jill Knapp, Barb Jensen. Back: April Hlad, Tara Meyer, Cherie Kness, Mary Schloesser. Not pictured: Julie Etter, Holly Campbell, Judi Pauling, Jeri Sturges. Below: Fun on the home front. Bottom left: Joanne Beraldi and Beth Quade found perfect snow for building their snowman. Bottom right: AOPi's with their dates. Officers: Joanne Beraldi - Corresponding Secretary/Historian, Marianne Conolly - Vice President Pledge Educator/Socia/ Chairperson, Jeanne Donahoo - Treasurer/Philanthropic/Scholarship/Song Chairperson, President (Spring), Andrea Gordon - Ritual/Membership Ed./Historian, April Had - Treasurer/P.R. To Dragma Reporter, Barb Jensen - Rush Chairperson, Jill Knapp - Jr. Panhel/enic/Rush Chairperson, Cherie Kness - Jr./Sr. Panhel/enic/Social Chairperson/Vice President Pledge Education, Sandy Lueck - Sr. Panhel/enic, Tara Meyer - P.R. To Dragma Reporter/Alumni Relations, Beth Quade - Recording Secretary/Ritual Membership Ed, Mary Schloesser - Chapter Relations/Scholarship/Historian, Sharon Schuth Chapter Relations/Song Chairperson, Vicki Smalldridge - Recording President (Fa/1)/Corresponding Secretary/Phi/anthropic, Kim Stahl Alpha Omicron Pi/ 21 Secretary, Liz Svoboda - Song Chairperson. Go Greek, Elected officers for 1987 are as fellows: President - Doug Beauchene, Vice-President - Bob Baldus, Secretary - Dan Camarigg, Treasurer - Scott Henrichsen, Sergeant-atArms - Dave Archer. Pictured top right: The Delta Sigs welcomed home Todd Lofrentz at the Christmas Porty. Above: Arelieved Scott H enrichsen. Right: Albert Sootikee and Bobo Volente at the H alloween Bosh. 22 / Delta Sigma Phi Think Big, Top right: Wade Welding being his usual sell. Above: Tim "Spanky" Ellison wal· ching your head at the Halloween Bash. Left: Bobo Valente, Albert Soatikee and Ed Betsworth pose in the Sig's hall. Delta Sigma Phi / 23 Top right: King Ed goes fishing. Top: Snow can do funny things soy Todd LoFrentz, Bobo Volente, and Pot Byrnes. Right: The Gong, hard at work. Above: Tim Ellison and Terry Bohlke at Homecoming. 24 / Delta Sigma Phi Think Delta Sig!! The Delta Sigma Phi fraternity has completed another year filled with activities beginning with the Lewis Park par· ty and ending with the graduation of three of our brothers: Terry Bohlke, Troy Jasman, and Paul "Grizz" Neibuhr. In the meantime, the year was filled with two rush seasons that ended with the activation of six new brothers: Pat Byrnes, Albert Soatikee - Fall Semester, Scott Marr, Joel Van Gundy, Russ Brownlee, and Robert "Bobo" Valente - Spring Semester. Several all-campus get togethers were thrown by the Delta Sig's at local Sioux City businesses. The fraternity also celebrated its fall and spring formals; the Sphynx Ball held at Howard Johnsons and the White Carnation Ball held at the Oasis. The chapter says farewell to our 'Man of the Year' Tim Ellison who will be transferring to Iowa State. The Delta Sig's say "Thank you Morningside for a great year!" Remember: Go Greek, Think Big, Think Delta Sig! (Alter all - We are the Champions .. .) Top left: Emily "H ercky" Rasmus and Troy "Hoyden" Josmon at the Halloween Bosh. Above: Albert Sootikee and Eileen Molone look frantically for Tim Ellison's pants. left: Don "the biker" Smith impressing Steve "Gretel" Fry at the Halloween Bosh. Photographs by Terry Bohlke. Delta Sigma Phi / 25 Marching Band The Marching Bond, pictured above, was directed by Poul Moxness. The members included: Jennifer Borngrover, John Beeck, Kevin Bembry, Kipp Brockman, Robert Brue, Crystal Bunge, Patrick Byrnes, Cristin Cantrall, John Corey, Gretchen Chamberlain, Bret Crowl, Cathy Dotts, Amy Dunker, Lori Fairchild, Patrick Fitzgerald, Richard Gordon, Melody Hamil, Koren Hokenson, Jeff Irvin, Kelly Jacobsma, Mory Kottmonn, Mory Little, Joe Minarik, Poul Niebuhr, Lori Plummer, Lindo Proctor, Douglas Proffitt, Jeff Ruhnke, John Salmon, Greg Schuerman, Michelle Schuler, Jill Smith, Roxanne Smith, Rochelle Stock, Susan Stock, Tom Sweeney, Scott Townsend, Debro Von Engen, Dionna Von Ness, Porn Weisz. Jazz Festival For the fifteenth year in a row, Morningside College held its Tri-State Jazz Festival. This year the festival was held February 12-14. The assistant professor of music, Douglas Gerhart, coordinated the festival's events. High schobl bands from around the Siouxland area participated. The era of "swing" was the celebrated music. An audience of all ages found themselves snapping their fingers to the music of the guest band, Ressurected Swing. Story by Keri Jo Grasma. 26 / Music Concert Chorale The Concert Chorale pictured above includes: Susan Barker, Michelle Biggs, Michelle Bluford, Crystal Bunge, Monte Christensen, Victoria Conover, Jeanne Donohoo, Kathi Ebel, Lori Fairchild, Patrick Fitzgerald, Shelley Fuller, Tom Gerking, Doug Gibson, Richard Gordon, Lori Hecht, Patricio Holl: ing, Marcia Hrodec, Kelly Jacobsma, Michelle Johnson, Mike Jones, Jill Knopp, Mory Kottmonn, Darren Lee, Mory Little, Timothy Loftus, Andi Lyons, Suzan Monkelien, Mory Monson, Judi Pauling Todd Peterson, Paulo Puckett, Koria Rasmussen, Koria Rickett, Greg Schuerman, Jennifer Smith, Jill Smith, Roxanne Smith, Chris Steinbach, Rochelle Stock, Robert Thacker, Sharon Torneten, Debbie Von Engen, and Alicia Wessendorf. Chamber Orchestra The Chamber Orchestra, pictured above, was directed by Joe Shulro, and included: Jomes Beran, Michelle Bluford, Peggy Cole, Amy Dunker, Debro Von Engen, Ruth Fisher, Renee Grossman, Melody Hamil, Vicki Homan, Jell Irvin, Kelly Jacobsma, Valerie Johnson, Mott Leolstedt, Mory Little, Bryant Mutchler, Poul Niebuhr, Crystal Oberheu, Robert Pederson, Paulo Puckett, John Salmon, Jill Seymour, Lisa Shulro, Gory Shupe, Jill Smith, Roxanne Smith, Deborah Spiegel, Susan Stock, Diano Von Ness, Porn Weisz. Concert Band The Concert Bond, pictured above, included: Susan Barker, John Beeck, Kevin Bembry, Crystal Bunge, Kipp Brockman, Bob Brue Chris Cantrall, John Corey, Amy Dunker, Pot Fitzgerald, Tom Gerking, Melody Hamil, Koren Hokenson, Jeff Irvin, Kelly Jacobsma, Mory Kottman, Mory Little, Joe Minarik, Poul Niebuhr, Lori Plummer, Lindo Proctor, Risa Rebbeck, Dove Reed, Jeff Ruhnke, John Salmon, Greg Schuerman, Michelle Schuler, Gory Shupe, Jill Smith, Roxanne Smith, Christine Stalzer, Rochelle Stock, Susan Stock, Scott Townsend, Dionna Von Ness, Porn Weisz. Music/ 27 29 Admin./Staff and President Administration/Staff (left to rifht): Rev. Russ Wilson, Assoc. Director of Development; Mrs. Condice Davies, Development inf.!Research Coor.; Thomas Rice, Director of Development; Mrs. Lorno Zellmer, Administrative Ass't for Development; Dr. Donald Poppen, Senior Vice-President for Institutional Advancement; Mrs. Shelia Langley, Executive Secretary for Institutional Advancement; Not Pictured: Fred Erbes, D of ir. Alumni Development; A W Buckingham. Vice-President for . . Estate Planning; Lori Meier, Data Entry Clerk. Presidents Office Cindy Berkenpos, President's Secretory; Dr. Miles Tornmeraosen, President of the College. 30 / Foculty/Admin./Stoff Deans Office and Student Services Deans Office Left to right: Mrs. Jessie Zellmer, Exec. Secretary for Dean of College; Or. R Fronk Terry, Vice-President for . Academic Affairs and Dean of College; Dr. Gory Koerselmon, Assoc. Dean for Continued Educ. and Prof. of History; Mrs. Janice Peterson, Secretary Continued Education. Student Services Seated (loft to right): Jacqueline Bitz, Secretary Finan- cial Aid; Dove Houston, Oiredor 1/oadman Hall; Carolyn Rants, Vice-President and Dean for Student Affairs; Terri Skalla, Oiredor Housing; Standing Tim Orwig, Dir. of Leaming Center Mrs. Louise Petersen, 11.N Student Health . Director; Blaine Ouistermors, Fin. Aid Counselor/JLO Coor.; Mrs. Donna Lohn, Office Coordinator; Mrs. JoAnn Davis, Exec. Secretary for Vice-President and for Dean of Student Services. Fcxuhy/Admin./Stoff / 31 English and Religion English: Seated (left to right): Dr. Edward Mozeiko, Associate Professor; Dr. Morty Knepper, Associate Professor & Choir; Robert Conley, Associate Professor; Standing: Dr. Jon Hodge, Professor. Religion: Seated: Mrs. Christy DuBois, Secretory; Standing (left to right): Dr. Bruce Forbes, Choir; Rev. Steven Plymale, Campus Minister; Assistant Professor; Robbi Thomas Freedman, Instructor. 32 / Foculty/Admin./Stoll Philosophy and Indian Studies Philosophy: (left to right): Dr. Thomas Gilbert, Chair & Professor; Mrs. Christy DuBois, Secretary; Dr. Charles Ess, Professor. Indian Studies: (left to right): Mrs. Thelma Thomas, Counselor; Mrs. Joyce Thomas, Secretary. fo<Ulty/Admin.fStoff / 33 Psychology and Music Psychology: (left to right): Lorry Sensenig, Professor; John Pinto, Assistant Professor; Dr. Eorl Moore, Chair & Professor. Music Front row, (left to right): Poul Moxness, Assistant Professor; Elizabeth Vogel, Instructor Dr. Louis Rossman, Chair & Associate Professor; Joseph Shulro, Associate Professor. Backrow: Dr. Alon Arnold, Associate Professor; " Jomes March Dr. . Associate Professor; Horry Moon, Diredor of Choral Adivities!Associate Professor. 34 / Foculty/Admin./Stoff Sociology/Criminal Justice and Business Sociology & Criminal Justice: (left to ri9ht): Ting Shih Chia Director; Dr. Richard Bobys, Chair. Business: Front row, (left to right): Leo Horris, Associate Professor al Accounting; Don Smith, Instructor; Glendo Gallisaath Instructor; Peter lee, Chair and Associate Professor; Jim Hopkins, Instructor; lack row (left to right): Richard Weikert, Associate Professor, Agribusiness; Mrs. Bobbi Mesmer, Secretory; Douglas Livermore, Chair, Director, & Associate Professor. Faculty/Admin./Stoff / 3S - I ------------ History and Math/Computer Science History: (left to right): Glen Sussman, Assistant Professor; Dr. Rudolph Daniels, Associate Professor; Dr. Albert Sellen, Chair & Professor; Dr. Gory Koerselmon, Associate Dean for Continuing Ed. & Professor; Kitty Green, Associate Professor. Math and Computer Science: Seated (left to right): Dr. Zorobi Honorgohor, Assistant Professor,- Dr. Douglas Swan, Chair and Professor; Mrs. Clore Neilsen, Secretary; Standing: Scott Anderson, Instructor; Keith Tookey, Associate Professor; Kerry Frampton, Instructor; Robbie Rohleno, Part-Time. 36 / Foculty/Admin./Stoff Mass Communications and Education Mass Communications: (left to right): Bruce Bunger, Chair; Donald Keeler, Associate Professor; Timothy Case, Assistant Professor; Max Shorp, Assistant Professor. Education: Seatetl (left to ritht): Dr. Ri<hard Owens, Professor; Dr. Sharon Ocker, Chair, Diredor of Graduate Division; StanDing(left to right): Mrs. Aline Bobys, Instructor; Marilyn Heilman, Assistant Professor; Secretary; Dr. J Glenna Tevis, Director Early Beverly Patricio Swetnam, Childhood; Brower, Instructor I .. Foculty/Admin./Stoff / 37 - - Art and Chemistry Art: l eft to right: John Bowitz, Aii 't. Professor of Art; Dove West, lnitructor; frank Breneisen, Prof. and Art Dept. Chair. Chemistry: (left to right): Dr. William Yockey, Chair and Prof. of Chemiitry; Dr. Edward Shone, Pro/. of Chemiitry. 38 / faculty/Adrnin./Stall ThankYou • • • Faculty, Staff and Adm in . left: Tim Cose in the Klinger Neal Theatre. Bot• tom: Administration tokes o tour of o piano doss. The Sioux apologizes for any Deportments that may hove been overlooked. Next year, we will strive harder to obtain pictures of everyone. Foculty/Admin./Stoff / 39 - I -- - -- - Biology and H.Y.P.R. ' Biology: (left to right): Dr. Joseph Claflin, Professor; Mrs. Jone Hey, Chair and Associate Professor; Dr. Harold Rundell, Professor. H.Y.P.R. Seated (left to right): Tim Ellis, Athletic Trainer/Assistant Professor; John Arnold, Assistant Professor & Coach; Mork Brosomle, Assistant Professor & Football Coach; Standing (left to right): Roberto Boothby, Associate Professor & Chair; Tom McCracken, Coach; Sondra W inter, Instructor & Coach. 40 / Faculty /Admin./Stoff Foreign Languages and Computer Center I Foreign Languages: Seated (left to right): Mrs. Carol Rogan, International Student advisor, ESL Lab Instructor Mrs. Norma Moy, Secretary; Standing Dr. Dove McAlpine, Associate Professor, Chair; Dr. John Doohen, Professor, Chair. Computer Science: (left to Right Mrs. Connie Sterns, Operations Control Supervisor; Dennis Watkins, Diredor of Computer Services; Rosalyn Smith, Systems Analyst/Programming Manager. Foculty/Admin./Stoff / 41 - Public Info. and Business Public Information: (left to ritltt): Mrs. Joyce Dawson, Assistant; Mark Gombiani, Assistant & Sports Info, Diredor. Business Office: (loft to right): Mrs. Marlys Nagel, Assistant Cashier; Gory Gevik, Control/er; Mrs. Irene Simmons, Head Cashier. 42 / Faculty/Admin./Staff Registrar and Admissions Registrar's Office: (left to right): Mrs. Marlene Moon, Associate; Mrs. Carol Strotmeier, Records Coordinator; Mory Mitchell, Assistant. Admission's Staff: Front row, (left to right): Lora Yonder Zwoog, Assistant Director; Monon Boyer, Counselor; Shannon Robinson, Counselor; Mrs. Mory Johnson, Coordinator: Gloria Koll, Secretary & Switchboard; Bock row: Leon Shortenhous, Associate Director; Earl Von Ornum, Assistant Dean of Admissions; W.J. Seewald, Director & Records; Dick Kaufman, Associate Dean; Charlene Jorgenson, Doto Coordinator. Foculty/Admin./Stoff / 43 I S.D.I.P. and Commons Title Ill, Institutional Planning & Research (SDIP offices): (left to Right Mrs. Carol Forbes, Data Coordinator; Mrs. Ruth Green, Vice President; Mrs. JoAnn Johnson, Secretory, Vice President. Commons Personnel: Seated Left to right}: Mrs. Louise Peterson, RN, Student Health D irector; Mrs. Bernice Lundquist, Student Post Office Manager; Mrs. Marshq Newman, Secretory; Standing Robert A R Custodian; Kent Kennedy, D . itz, irector of Programs & Activities; Miles Patton Ill, Head Custodian. 44 / Faculty/Admin./Stolf Maintenance and Library Maintenance: Delbert Gehling, Supt. of Buildings & Grounds. Library Staff: Seatetl (left to Right Cindy Grouse, Associate-Media Services; Mrs. Cathy Milbrodt, Chair, Assistant Director & Media Coordinator; Lisa T roditti, Reference Librarian; Koy Bowen, Technical Services; Carolyn Von Ehwegen, Associateflechnical Services; Standing Steve Ford, Television Production Specialist; Mrs. Inge Zibers, Associate/Circulation & Reserve; Mrs. Carol Stevenson, Associate, Information Services; Charles LeMoster, Director. Faculty/Admin./Staff / 4S Child Core Center and Bookstore Child Care Center Right Dr. Glenna Tevis, Joan Guillaume, Christine O'Sullivan, Marjorie Miller, June Wilson. Photo by Jill Hanson. Left to Bookstore Left to Right Phyllis Weems, Lucille Hinders, Bette Uhl. Photo by Jill Hanson. 46 / Foculty/Admin./Stall immit Housekeeping and S.A.G.A. Dimmit Housekeeping Seated (left to right): Anne Ewing, Vivion Ferdig. Stan• ding: Lourie Rich, Elsie Boles. S.A.G.A. Seated (left to right): Kathy Wickey, Judy Hungerford, Koy Johnke, Nancy LoBurge, Elaine Davis. Standing: LeRoy McKee, Hermon Schultz, T rocey Heidemann, Joy Nelson, Carolyn Thompson, Dennis Munson, Barb Horky, Evelyn Pruchose, Chuck Bell. Photo by Jill Hanson. Faculty/Admin./Stoll / 47 - 49 From Orientation to Halloween . • • Many different costumes mode their way to the Halloween dance. Shown here is Trudy Moody and Steve Schifferer. Bob Boldus and Terry Bolhke greet freshmen at the Orientation dance. I Freshmen Orientation set attendance records this year. Even though Orientation was held over the labor Day weekend, new students, still came out in droves to enjoy the activities, and the marvelous weather. · Alicia Wessendorf was the Orientation Director this year and she chose "BUILD YOUR OWN CHARACTER AT MORNINGSIDE" as the theme. The weekend ran from August 31 through September 2, with many fun-filled activities to attend. Fifty-three student orientation leaders gave their help, support, and time to orientate the new students and help Alicia. There were the usual advisor/student meetings and the usual orientation group meetings, but on Sunday night the fun began. They showed the movie "Cocoon" and that was followed by the Greek Street Dance. Monday was a very busy day and it all started with the annual Anything-Goes· Olympics. This turned out to be a wet event with water fights and an egg toss not to mention all the other games that were played. New attendance records were made at this event and it even made the front page of the Sioux City Journal. SO / Orientation/Halloween Next was the pizza feed donated from Pizza Patrol and a Find and Seek Campus Characters scavenger hunt to get the freshmen more familiar with the campus. Another annual event that took place was the All Morningside Picnic. The usual picnic food was served and Dave Wopat entertained everyone while they ate. ZigZag topped off the night with a dance in the Commons. New attendance records were set at both these events, and even the upper dassmen made their presence known at these events. Tuesday was the dreaded Validation Day. No more fun, now they were in for some serious business. Not so fast, there was still one more festivity. The President's Bash. They put a new twist into the usual banana split party and served ice cream sundaes while Elec· tric loot Suit, a comedy duo embarrassed the President and entertained everyone. Well, Morningside College life had officially gegun for those new students. Life long friendships were made that week and that's really what orientation weekend is all about. Parent's Weekend Brings Home to School Parent's Weekend '86, A family Affair, was held Oct. 18-19. The festivities began with coffee and registration hour in the Randolph Room, followed by the Annual Chili feed and football game against North Dakota State. Punch was served at 5:30 p.m. followed by the Candlelight Banquet. The master and mistress of ceremonies were Deanna fredinburg and Joel Higgins, bath juniors. After the dinner, Dr. Shoron Ocker presented a slide show of many of Morningside's students involved in various activities. This year, the Parents of the Year award went to Beth Quade's mother and late father. Sunday morning, a worship service was held, and donuts and coffee were served in the newly redecorated Dimmitt formal Lounge. Story by Lisa Grubb. Beth Quade and her mother, Diane, display the Parents of the Year award. Julie Lien and her parents visit during registration. Posing w their award is Brenda Schultz and her parents, Marlene and ith Delbert. Parent's Weekend/ 51 • J MAROON MADNESS MAROON MADNESS MAROON MADNESS Upper right: Morningside College's 1986 Homecoming King, Terry Bohlke, and Queen, Suzanne Poppen, as they receive their crowns at the Royal Coronation. ·- Also in the Royal Porty was: front row (left to right): Janice Schmitz, Becky Maahs, Vicky Anderson, Jonna Mousolf. Back row: John Beeck, Brod Oyslin, Suzanne Poppen, Dove Grice, and Greg Mitchell. Upper left: Joel VonGundy and Amy Oimig make their way to Eppleys stage as the Homecoming 1986 freshmen Represen.!olives. Photos by Jill Hanson. 52 / Homecoming MAROON MADNESS MAROON MADNESS MAROON MADNESS Maroon Madness Hits the Chiefs Preparations for the 1986 Homecoming festivities began early with a week of "Celebrating Maroon Madness." Monday was the kickoff as Chief supporters wore maroon and white. Most everyone got involved either as participants or audience on Tuesday, when hypnotist, Jim Wand, visited our campus. Wednesday, the student body was entertained by the Royalty skits over lunch, and "The Wizard of OZ" was shown in the WigWarn that evening. Painted sheets, which decorated the Commons dining room windows, were judged on Thursday with the winners being: The Child Care Center, The Indian Alliance Club and Student Services. That evening was a special treat as students enjoyed the Homecoming Banquet, which was served by faculty members. Friday morning, a Pep rally in the Commons drew a crowd and started the weekend off right. That night at Eppley was a magical evening as students attended the talent show and coronation of Morningsides Royalty. Homecoming King and Queen: Terry Bohlke and Suzanne Poppen. Junior representatives, Todd Koos and Cheryl Dahl. Sophomore representatives: Chad Hollman and Tracie Mohr. Freshmen representatives: Joel VanGundy and Amy Dimig. Pouring rain may have dampened the Homecoming day activities that had been planned, but not the spirits of the marningside students. The parade was cancelled and floats were judged later. The game was moved to the Dakota Dome in Vermillion, South Dakota, where the Chiefs were defeated, however attitudes were sunny and bright at the dance held that evening at the Oasis. Story by Mary Viz. CD 3 -· -· < CD CD • • • Junior Representatives, Todd Koos and Cheryl Dahl ore happy to be port of Homecoming '86 Royalty. Chad Hollman and Tracie Mohr are Morningsides Sophomore representatives at this history making moment. Susan Stock sings at the '86 Talent show, with John Beeck on drums and Greg Schuerman playing the guitar. Homecoming / 53 I • MAROON MADNESS MAROON MADNESS MAROON MADNESS -· -· ·- ·- Top right: It may ruin on our parade, but winners still pull through. Pictured here is the Indian Alliance Club's winning flout. Photo by Jill Hanson. Above: Nick Votek Eavesdrops on Vicky Anderson and Dove Roger's conversation ot the Homecoming dunce. Photo by Todd Peterson. Bottom: Although his act sometimes puts participants to sleep, comedian, hypnotist, Jim Wand, hos them all in his hypnotic power. Left to right: Jimmie Stokes, Albert Sootikee, Alicia Wessendorf, Kendall Millard, Louro Rehder. Photo by Jill Hanson. 54 / Homecoming MAROON MADNESS MAROON MADNESS MAROON MADNESS Top left: Brice Farmer gives a speech at the Friday morning Pep Rally. Left: Among the acts in the Royalty Skits, the guys dressed up as belly dancers. left to right: Brad Dyslin, John Beeck, Tadd Koos, Chad Hoffman, and David Grice,ham it up with curtains! Alton: Due to rain, the Chiefs play their Homecoming game at the Dakota Dome in Vermillion, South Dakota. Photographs by Jill Hanson. (D (D s' 3 3 (D (D ··- - --- ----- Phone-A-Rama . • Phone-A-Rama is the largest of three scheduled fund drives put on by Morningside. The money receJved through Phone-A-Rama is unrestricted. In many cases, it is used for scholarships, talent grants and the college's portion of work-study. This year's goal was to raise $150,000. Fred Erbes, Director of Alumni Development, was hoppy to report this goal was met and surpassed. In his first year as head of Phone-A-Rama, Erbes saw 32 percent of Morningside Alumni give to their alma mater, when the national average of giving is 20.4 percent. Early figures show this year's Phone-A-Rama to have raised $172,000. This figure was made possible in large part to a matching grant set up by a few generous alumni. Any new or increased gift to Morningside is matched by this grant. Alumnus who have graduated within the last five years and gives to Morningside, sees their gift matched two to one through this grant. Erbes encourages recent graduates to give back to Morningside a little of what they received while they were attending Morningside. (Continued ·on next page.) Top right: Joe Seewald makes a call as Kyle Ellerbock and Anette flygo watch from their table. above Greeks get involved. left to right: Bob Boldus, Dave A rcher, and Scott Henrichsen. Bottom: Blaine Duistermars does paperwork as Donna Lahn uses the telephone. Photographs by Todd • Peterson. S6 / Phone-A a -Ram Surpasses Goal For three weeks in late October and early November, Conference Rooms A and B in the Commons were transformed into a carnival-like atmosphere. It is here where students, faculty, alumni, and friends call alumni and friends to seek gifts. The callers can win prizes, snack on sundaes and phone Morningsiders throughout the United States. Story by Ann Trimble. Left (left to right): Molly Woodworth, Terri F ischer, and Gretchen Chamberlain, race against time and each other to reach alumni. Left: Faculty Phoners included: Left to right: Jackie Bitz and Candace Davies. Above: Anette Flygo greets a perspective donator while Jayne Kroft patiently waits her turn. Photographs by Todd Peterson. Phone-A-Roma / 57 Cast of "The Diviners" Basil Bennett . . ......... . . . ...... Randy Uhl Luella Bennett .. Tammy Newell Dewey Maples . . . ... .... . . .. . . . .. .. . .... Todd Peterson Buddy layman . . Trudy L. Moody Melvin Wilder ..... . . .. . . .. . .. .... . . .. . ... . . ..... M Port ick C. C. Showers . . .. Frank Ludwig Jennie Mae layman ... .. . . .. . . . .. . . .. . .. . .. . .. . . . Stephenie Palmer Ferris layman ...... Monte Christensen Norma Henshaw . . .. .. Jill R iden Goldie Short . . ... ... . ..... Mary Arnold Darlene Henshaw . . . .. Lorraine Watts Far right: D ey Maples (Todd P ew eterson) has a chat with Melvin W (M P Right: N ilder ick ort). orma H enshaw (Jill R iden) tends to the shop. 58 / Fall Plays "The Merry Wives of Windsor Left: Fronk Ludwig discusses a plan with Todd Peterson. Bottom left: The merry wives tell their husbands of their scheme. (left to right): Bill Rainwater, Rondy Uhl, Maria Haack, Carol Sutton. Below: The bar-keep (Mark Lindahl) tells Simple (Russ Lockwood) a story. Foll Plays/ 59 - ------ . CAST OF "PIPPIN" leading Player . . ...... . . .. . ..... . Al Johnson Pippin . ..... . .. . ... . ..... Monte S. Christensen Charles ... . . .. . ............ William Rainwater lewis . .... . . ............ ....... Frank Ludwig Frastrada .............. . . .. . . ... Carol Sutton Berthe ........... . .. . ...... . ... Teresa Davis Catherine . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Amy Calvillo Theo . . .. . . . . .. . . .... . .. . ... ... Chad Jacobson Singers, Dancers, Acrobats, Jugglers & Magicians: Mary Arnold, Michelle Biggs, Lori Fairchild, Nya Kadenge, Russ Lockwood, Suzy Monkelien, Stephenie Palmer, Todd Peterson, Mick Port, Jill R iden, John Russell, Randy Uhl, Lorraine Watts. "Pippin" is the story of Pippin, son of Charlemagne, who needs to find out what his purpose in life is. Left (left to right): Pippin (Monte Christensen) and Al Johnson dance as Al shows Pippin the ways of the world. Above: Asolemn sight as Father and sons pray for victory in the upcoming bottle. (left to right): Monte Christensen, B Rainwater and Fronk Ludwig. ill 60 / Winter Ploy MoRNINGSIDE College THEATRE . PRESENTS ''Cat on a Hot Tin Roof'' ''CAT ONA HOT TIN ROOF'' CAST . .. Tim Orwig ... . Frank Ludwig . .. Lorraine Watts (April 22, 24, 26) Mary Arnold {April 23, 25) Mae . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Amy Calvillo { April 22, 24, 26) Stephenie Palmer (April 23, 25) Gooper .............. ... ............ .. .. . ... . .. Todd Peterson Big Mania ... . .. .. . . . . ... .. ...... . . . .. . .. . .. . ...... Jill Riden Dr. Baugh . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Randy Uhl Rev. Tooker .. .. . . .. . .. . .. . . . . .. .. .. . .. .. ... . Russell Lockwood Dixie ................ . . . ... ....... . .... . .. .. .... Trudy Moody Trixie .. .. . . .... . . . . . . .. ... . .. . . . ... ... . ... . .. Cherisse Hansen Buster . . ... ... . .......... . ............ Andrew Proescholdt Sookie, Maid .... . .... .. . . .. . . .. ... .. .. . . .... Vicki Smalldridge Big Daddy .. Brick .... Margaret ......... . .. ... .... . .... . by Tennessee Williams April 22,23,24,25 26, 8:00 pm 2:00 pm Klinger-Neal Theatre Spring Ploy / 6 l - Convocations Convocation this year included many interesting and enlightening speakers both semesters. The Jazz Festival, Deon's Convo, Goldstein and Palmer Lectures, Easter Convo and Honor's Convo were just some of the highlights of second semester. First semester, one of the convo's people really enjoyed w11s the worship service with Jim Newton. A songweover, combining humor/folk music with a Christion message. Second semester, Poul Schurke come and spoke about his expedition to the North Pole. Everyone thought it was very interesting and especially like his dog, Zap! {Schurke is pictured at right . . .) Article by Pam Frey. Sept. Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Now. Now. 10 17 24 I 8 15 22 29 5 12 Now. Now. 19 24 Doc. 3 Doc. 10 Jan. 21 28 Jan. Fob. 4 13 Fob. 18 Fob. Fob. 25 March 4 March II March 25 April I April April' April April Worship service: Jim Newton, Songweover President's Convocation "The Psychology of Humor," Dr. Sharon Ocker International Studies Superintendent's ·conference. Dr. Charlene Bell. The Meredith String Quartet The Von Dyke Lecture. Jim Hindman The "Election" Convocation. Fred Grandy and Clayton Hodgson. "Pornography and Violence." Dr. Ed Donnerstein. "Feminsm, Soaps and the TV Family." Dr. Carol Williams Honorary Degree conferred on Dr. Lester C. Thurow. Thanksgiving Worship. The Wright Lecture. Christmas Worship Convo. Deans Convocation - Dr. R Franklin Terry. . Poul Schurke, North Pole explorer and writer. Block Awareness Week - Block poet B F Moiz. . . Jou Festival. Worship Service - Steve Plymale and ~yorodzoi Kodenge. Dr. Morty Knepper - Women's History Month (Morch). Organ Recital and Lecture - Dr. Ed Hansen. Goldstein Lecture - Leonid Feldman. Indian Awareness Week - Kevin Locke. Sebastion Charles, on "The Social Consciousness of the Christion Church. Theater Workshop with Bruce Bunger and Tim Cose. Easter Worship. Palmer Lecture - Richard Mulcahy. 8 15 22 29 HONOR'S CONVOCATION. 62 / Convocation CBC Events Dave Brown - Feb. 24 Dave Brown, a South Dakota resident, entertained at the February 24 CBC sponsored coffeehouse. Brown plays the guitar, sings, and jokes around a bit. The audience was a small gathering which lent well to the informal atmosphere. Before the night was over, just about everybody had a joke directed at them. Also, they learned about Coty, Brown's one year old son. Dad was obviously very proud as he passed around a few pictures of the toddler so that everyone could see him. Besides his own songs, a couple of audience requests were played along with some light, silly songs. One that went over especially well was about a girl. He claimes, "I lobster and never flounder." Brown performed for about two hours. Afterwards he talked with students. In response to one girl's question, yes, it was Jovan Musk aftershave he was wearing. Brown is not pictured in this section) Feature by Mary Viz. Films Committee, chaired by Lorraine Watts, featured hits like: Top Gun, Bock to School, Witness, Rambo, Prizzi's Honor, and Romancing the Stone. Ideas and Issues Committee, chaired by Joanne Beroldi, in addition to the Famous Lost Words Series, other Topics for Forums and Discussions were: Pornography and Violence, peace, academic polioes, and homosexual love. Live Music, chaired by Andy Sudman, sponsored eight dances ranging from Webb Wilder to the Reggae beat of the Crnzy B's. This committee also helped select the band for Spring Formal and Co-Sponsored Jazz Fest with the Music Department. Outing Committee, led by Stacy Childs, arranged events such as: 3 for free, and Spring Break in Daytona. Rec Center, chaired by Karen Weber, provided several tournaments for the campus, and helped with a fund raiser for the Sioux City Foodshelf. Variety Entertainment, chaired by Cathy McMullen, hosted such acts as: Dave Wopat, Kier, Grof Bros., Ben Ulin, Electric Zoo! Suit, Jim Wand, Dave Brown, Scott Burton, and Bud Anderson. ''Kier In Concert'' Tues, Nov. 4 - 9:00 p.m. IN THE WAM SINGER/SONGWRITER/IMPRESSIONIST FREE ADMISSION Let's Dance!! Students under the spell of hypnotist Jim Wand as part of the Homecoming festivities. Photos were provided by CBC Programs and Activities Council. Juggler/Comedian Scott Burton bolonces a table as port of his act. CBC Programs & Activities / 63 Political Candidates Seek On February 8th, 1988, the eyes on the nation will fall upon Iowa. The first stop on the road to the White House in Washington D is through Iowa. The Iowa political caucus is .C. the first test of strength for the presidential candidates. Since Ronald Reagan will not be running for re-election, the road to the White House will be busy with more than l 5 announced candidates seeking votes. Several of those candidates stopped by Morningside College during the 86 -87 school year. On a Friday morning in May, a packed Epply Auditorium listened to Vice-President George Bush conduct a town meeting. In the following days, several candidates came to visit Morningside. Jack Kemp Pete DuPont, Bruce Babbitt, Bob Dole all visited Morningside. The wife of Gary Hart came to campus before her husband dropped out of the race. As the Path toward February 8th, 1988 narrows, Morningside wil be visited by more candidates and more elected officials. After the visit on March 6th, The White House deemed the Morningside College stop as "clearly the best" of the stops the Vice-President made in seven stops across Iowa. The opportunity to meet tomorrow's leader's is a chance that most Americans do not get, because of it's location in Sioux City and in Iowa, Morningsiders have the chance to meet tomorrow's leader's today. March 6 March 12 March 25 April 13 April 14 April 22 Written by Dennis W Lauver. . 64 / Political George Bush Mrs. Gary Hart Bruce Babbitt Bob Dole Jack Kemp Pete DuPont Votes at Morningside College The Presidential Candidate line-up includes: Top left: Bruce Babbitt, former Governor of Arizona. Top middle: Jack Kemp, Congressman from Buffalo, New York. Above: Bob Dole, Kansas Senator, Former Senate Majority Leader. Opposite page: George Bush, Vice-President of the United States. Not only Presidential Candidates appeared on campus. For Convo last fall, Clayton Hodgson held a debate with Fred Grandy (left) for the 6th district representative from Iowa. Fred Grandy won the position alter the loll election. Political/ 65 April in Paris Spring Formal '87 Top: Sioux City lights flicker behind them, but Cheryl Dohl and Dave Haak don't notice. Photo by Diane Kutz Bottom right: Robin Korthols and Dennis Wissink pause from their conversation long enough to pose for the camera. Photo by Marla Gea.ry. • Above: Dave Reed and Terri Skalla as they make their way to the dance floor. Photo by Diane Kutz. 66 / Spring Formal April in Paris The 1987 Spring Formal, "April in Paris," was presented by the Dimmitt, Residence Complex and Roodmon Holl Council, and was held at the Morino Inn on April 4th. The atmosphere was brought to life by a wall replica of the Eiffel Tower and street posts, which surrounded the dance floor. Couples, making use of the Social Hour, met other couples, took pictures, and/or gazed out over the Missouri River. After Joel Higgins special invocation, everyone gathered at the buffet, provided by the Morino. Aslide show was presented by Chad Hoffman, ofter the Holl President's speeches depicting a comic version of campus life. Topping off the evening, the bond "Airkroft." mode the dance memorable as everyone enjoyed their music. The dance floor was always pocked. Congrot's to Dimmit, 1-Plex, and Roodmon ... April in Paris was a hit!! Top: Valerie Johnson and Robb McMullen toke a break before the dance. Bottomloft: Arriving at Formal in style ... Dione Kutz and Joel Higgins sport a Deloreon. lolow: Dori Mclndo and John Corey 'enjoy Paris' as they stroll post the Eiffel Tower. Photographs by Diane Kutz. Spring Formol / 67 • . - Second-Annual Winter Graduation Ceremony Above right: Harold Bomgaars, recipient of the honorary degree of Public Service. Right: Cindy Berkenpas greets the groduotes. Left: Robert Peck and Ralane Sparks, as the graduates leave Eppley. 68 / Winter Graduation I I I I Graduates - 46 The second annual winter commencement ceremony was He;d Sunday, December 2l. The honorary degree of Public Service was bestowed .upon Harold Bomgaars, long-time Sioux City business leader and President of Bompaars Supply. Degrees given include the following: 15 B ., 5 B ., and 26 B .A .M .S. Above le,ft: Graduates-to-be line up for processional in the front hall of Eppley. left: Two Morningside graduates - Carol Jensen and John Kennedy. Dr. Yockey brings up the rear of the processional with the mace. Winter Graduation/ 69 Class of '87 89th Spring Graduation Ceremony MORNINGSIDE College Above right: President Tommeraosen addresses the class of 1987. Right: Nervous graduates before the ceremony. Photo by Kent Kennedy. Above: The Morningside bench as it appears before Lewis Holl. Photo by Kent Kennedy. 70 / Spring Graduation Graduates - 131 Commencement exercises were held Sunday, Moy 10. The honorary degree Ooctor of Humane Letters was presented to Dorothy Schramm. Degrees given include the following: 12 B ., 9 B.M 75 B and 12 B . Totalling .A .S., .S.N 131. Alton left: Kirby Eddie receives his diploma. left: Faculty on stage that day includes Dorothy Schramm. Alton: Harvey Flewelling - '87 Graduate of Morningside College. Photo by Kent Kennedy. Spring Graduation / 71 . 73 . - ··- Seniors Speak "I must move on, but my final request, before I go, is that life be os kind to you os you hove been to me. Belle vie." Terry A. Bohlke Moth & Accounting Sioux Gty, Iowa Debra Adams Nursing Glidden, IA Sara Anderson Rec. Mgmt. Sioux City, IA Vicky Anderson Elem Ed. Pacific Junction, IA Mary Arnold Speech/Drama Sioux City, IA John Beeck Elem. Ed. Chater Oak, IA Darren Belk Gen. Psych. Alexandria, VA Eric Boo Comp. Sci./Moth Sioux City, IA Terry Bohlke Moth/Acctg. Sioux City, IA ·Kristy Arrick ·- Bus. Admin./Art Council Bluffs, IA Banwart Stacey Rec. Mgmt./Bus. Admin. West Bend, IA ·Joanne Beraldi Gen. Psych. Council Bluffs, IA Leasley Bartholomew Bus. Admin. Sioux City, IA Robert Berens Bus. Admin. Sioux City, IA Michlle Biggs Music Ed. Omaha, /IE David Bauerly Ind. Psych. Sioux City, IA Judy Blair Elem. Ed. Allen, /IE ··74 / Seniors Robert Boldus Rec. Mgmt.fPhys. Ed. Sioux City, IA Perry Barchard Acctg.fEcon. Hartley, IA Lexia Bosch Bus. Admin.flnd. Psych. Sioux City, IA Joseph Boysen Rel. Studies Deloit, IA John Brands Elem. Ed. llock Valley, IA Lorene Breedlove Bus. Admin./Comp. Sci. Sioux City, IA Seniors Speak "Thanks for everything Bev, Glenna, Mrs. Bobys, Mrs. Heilman, Dr. Ocker, and Dr. Owens! You are special people and inspirations to many. God bless you all." Melanie Corey Elem. Ed./Spec. Ed. Lake City, IA Patrick Breyfogle Crim. Justice Sioux City, IA Thomas Briggs Gen. Psych. Davenport, IA Connie Broich Eng. Writing T T Sioux City, IA Patrick Bru111111ond Crim. Justice Sioux City, IA -· -· Robert Campbell Comp. Sci Niobrara, HE Cheryl Cantrall Phys. Ed. Teaching West Bend, IA Richard Cardin Bus. Admin./Rec. Mgmt. Sheldon, IA Cindy Chaffin Interdisciplinary Sioux City, IA Janet Chappell Spcmish/French Council Bluffs IA Julee Chervek Elem. Ed. Sioux City, IA -· -· Mark Chmelka Bus. Admin. Sgt. Bluff, IA Monte Colfack Crim. Justice Kingsley, IA Suzette Conaway Bus. Admin. Rock Valley, IA Robert Conklin Chemistry Sioux City, IA Victoria Conover Music Ed. Holstein, IA Janette Conry Acctg./Comp. Sci Moville, IA -· Melanie Corey Elem. Ed./Spec. Ed. Lake City, IA Robert Craig Phys. Ed. Teaching Sioux City, IA Bret Crowl Music Ed. Humboldt, IA Carla Culley Accounting Sioux City, IA Sara Culley Eng. Writ. & Long. Sioux City, IA Nanci Cunningham Elem. Ed. Ava, MO -· Seniors/ 75 ··- Seniors Speak "Morningside - Thonks for ... 8 o'clock classes, the cold walk from Jacobsen, dorm life, friends, on empty mailbox, Doug Livermore, moldy showers, stress, graduation, and everything else I'll never forget." Bradley E Dyslin . Econ./Bus. Admin. Aurelia, IA Brenda Curry Stacy Delong Robert Dibble Betty Dorsey Nursing Ponca, HE Acctg.fBus. Admin. Dakota City, HE Phys. Ed. Teaching Sioux City, IA Bus. Admin. Sioux City, IA ·Cindy Dozark ·- Craig Dozark Amy Dunker Brenda Dyhrkopp Bradley Dysmll Kirby Eddie Nursing Sioux City, IA Agribus./Ecan. Sioux City, IA Music Ed. Jackson, MN Bus. Admin. Sgt. Bluff, IA Bus. Admin./Econ. Bus. Admin./Econ. Storm Lake, IA Marjorie fee Margaret Fenton Aurelia, IA ·Carol Elis Carol Faber Art Sioux City, IA Brice Farmer Lisa Ferguson Crim. Justice Bradenton, FL Bus. Admin. Jefferson, SD Elem. Ed. Sioux City IA Bus. Admin./Econ. Spirit Lake, IA ··76 / Seniors Patrick Fitzgerald Hervey Flewelling Anette Flygo Douglas Gibson Donald Goodman Paige Gordon Bus. Admin. Omaha, HE Eng. Writ. T eoching Sioux City, IA Bus. Admin. Oxelasund, FC Music Ed. Hew Market, IA Gen. Psych./Soc. Sa. Sioux City, HE Bus. Admin. Sioux City, IA Seniors Speak Angela Hair David Grice Bus. Admin. Sioux City, IA Bus. Admin. Lourens, IA Melody Hamil "I've hod some of the best times of my life here ot Morningside - ond olso some of the worst. I con definitely say thot these years ot M hove been lour yeors thot I will 'side never forget." Jill Hanson Art T eodiing Milon, MN Music Ed. Sioux Center, IA -· -· "' Robert Hannusch Martha Hansen JIii Hanson Guy Harrington Bus. Admin. Roland, IA Eng. Writ. & Long. Dakota City, IA Art Teaching Milan, MII Phys. Ed. T eodiing Sioux City, IA -· Lori Hecl Music Ed. Lytton, IA Mary Jo Heimberg Nursing Sioux City, IA Tom Hemmom Bus. Admin./Econ. Davenport, IA Sharon Hesse Darin Hildahl Elem. Ed./Moth. Teaching Marcus, IA Phys. Ed. T eodiing Sioux City, IA -· ·-,. Troy Jasman Acctg./Econ. Sioux City, IA . Barbara Jensen Art Teaching/Special Ed. Council Bluffs, IA Carol Jensen Sociology Onawa, IA Jacquelyn Jensen Bus. Admin. Atlantic, IA Laura Johnson Art Teaching Fort Dodge, IA Barry Jones Comp. Sci./Bus. Admin. Waterloo, IA -· Seniors/ 77 ·- Seniors Speak "Jesus is Lord of Morningside College." Julie Krouse Elem. Ed. ·- Dakota City, NE June James Biology Teoching Sioux Cily, IA ..... Kaufman Wook (Wayne) Hye Hyeong Nwsing Sioux Cily, IA Kim Comp. Sci./Malh Hyung-Chen(Max) Kim Poli. Sci. Seoul, FC Busan, FC ·c Anne Koepman Krause Julie ·- Crim. Justice LeMon, IA Elem. Ed. Dakoto Cily, NE David Krohn Comp. Sci./Math Sioux Cily, IA Valorie Kruse Eng. Writ. Teoching Sioux Cily, IA LuAnne Kuchel Elem. Ed. Kingsley, IA Lori Kutz Eorly Child Ed.fElem. Ed. Sioux City, IA ·Bus. John Lego Spirit Lake, IA R. Scott Larson Bus. Ed. Sioux Cily, IA Barbara Lewison ~ct.fEmt1. Sioux Cily, IA Muh Shiarn (Gabrielle) Lii French/Bus. Admin. Taipei, FC Moi-jir (Mickle) Lin Bus. Admin./Emt1. Hsinfeng, FC Mark Lindahl Theatre Sioux Cily, IA ··78 / Seniors Bruce Lindell Bus. Admin. Sioux Cily, IA Tammy Lintin , Gen. Psych./Soc. Onawa, IA Timothy Loftus Moss Comm. Sioux City, IA Sandy Lieck Math/Comp. Sci. Denison, IA Brain Luther Musi< Ed. Sioux Cily, IA Lisa Lynch Bus. Admin./Office Admin. Griswold, IA Seniors Speak "In my years at Morningside, I hove learned more than specific focts. I hove learned how to learn. To those who hove fought me, I om forever grateful." Jonna Mousoff Mathmatics Hudson, WI Beckie Maahs Phys. Ed. T Teaching Sioux City, IA Lisa Maahs Nursing Sioux City, IA Michelle Madsen Nursing Sioux City, IA Leonora Mangenje Nursing Zimbabwe, Africa -· V' -· V' -· V' Rose Marsh Bio. T eo<hing Sioux City, IA Janna Mausolf Moth. Teo<hing Hudson, WI Kenneth Maxfield Bus. Admin. Sioux City, IA Paul McCall•• Eng. Lit. & Criticism Omaha, NE Pamola McManigal Comp. Dakota City, NE Laura Meier Acctg. Sioux City, IA \ -· V' -· V' Juleen Meints Bio. T eo<hing Ute, IA Gregg Michael Agribus./Econ. Hinton, IA Matthew Miller Phys. Ed./Hist. Teaching Aurelia, IA Gregory Mitchell Comp. Sci. Apple Valley, MN Shauna Moe Comp. Sci. Yankton, SD Martin Morris Phys. Ed. T Teaching Sioux City, IA -· V' Joffory Myrick R Mgmt./Phys. Ed. ec. Safety Harbor, Ft Paul Niebuhr Music Ed. Blairstown, IA Torry Nielsen Moss. Comm./Phys. Ed. Moorhead, IA Diane Niewohner Graphic Arts Onawa, IA Michael Noble Phys. Ed. Teaching Omaha, NE Jill Noordhook Ind. Psych/Bus Admin. Sioux Center, IA -· V' Seniors/ 79 ·- Seniors Speak ·- "Being a non-traditional student at Morningside has been challenging to my family as well as to myself, resulting in much personal growth and an exciting new career in education." David Riley Math Education Sioux City, IA Tanya Nuetzman Sociology Everly, IA Crystal Oberheu Rel. Studies/Spanish Woterloo, IA s.w Econ. Seoul, FC Kendall Oliver Comp. Sci./Bus. Admin. Pisgah, IA ·- ·- Sandra Olson Elem. Ed. Soldier, IA Christine ersinger Susan Peters P Barkley Payer Graphic Arts W innebago, NE Robert Peck Phil./Gen. Psych. Sioux Cily, IA Kimberly Pitkin Bus. Admin.fEcon. Sioux City, IA Lori Plummer Music Ed. Kingsley, IA Elem. Ed. Sioux Cily, IA Bus. Admin.fRec. Mgmt. Lawton, IA Darla Pererson Elem. Ed. Sioux Cily, IA ·Elizabeth Pigott Graphic Arts Sioux City IA Janeen Pollak Elem. Ed./Special Ed. Denison, IA Suzabbe Poppen Biology Sioux Cily, IA ··80 / Seniors . Beth Quade Eng. Writ. & Janewille, WI William Rainwater Theatre/Mass Comm. Sioux City, IA DavidRiley Math T &aching Sioux City, IA .. Laurie Riley Rel. Studies Story City, IA Mike Roarson ... , Bus. Admin. Sloan, IA Rita Roarso Econ./Bus. Admin. Sloan, IA Seniors Speak "I hove encountered love, friendship, acceptance, challenge, disappointment, and joy at Morningside. Learning to handle and expand these experiences is only part of the knowledge I've acquired at Morningside. Thanks everyone! Dana Sievert Sociology/Psychology Atlantic, IA Patrick Rogers Bus. Admin./Econ. Moville, IA StevenRowe Agribusiness LeMars, IA Jeffery Ruhnke Music Ed. West St. Paul, MN Clark Rupert Moss Comm. Sgt. Bluff, IA Sarah Sadler Elem. Ed. Sioux City, IA John Salmon Biology Sioux City, IA Todd Schnider Moss Comm. Spencer, IA Gregory Schuerman Music Ed. Lincoln NE Charles Shanafelt Bus. Admin. Sioux City, IA Ronald Shortenhaus Bus. Admin. Sioux City, IA Lisa Shull Chemistry Riverton, IA Dana Sievert Gen. Psych./Soc. Atlantic, IA Nancy Simonson Bus. Admin. Sioux City, IA Trina Sliefert Nursing Storm Lake, IA Dawn Smith Sociology Mallard, IA Troy Sohn Phys. Ed. Teaching Sioux City, IA Jing Yng (Jennifer) Song Acctg. Taipei, FC Debra Springer Comp. Sci./Grophic Arts Gowrie, IA Kimberly Stahl Gen. Psych. Sioux City, IA Edward Stanek Acctg.fEcon. Ralston, NE Sharon Smith Crim. Justice Wabasha, MN Craig Sensanbaugh Elem. Ed. Sioux City, IA Seniors/ 81 ··- Seniors Speak "Next time you're silting in class wondering what you're doing there, remember that in order to reach a distant goal you must take many small steps." Jolene Vovos Phys. Ed. Teaching Sioux City, IA Jamie Steckelberg Eng. Lit. & Criticism Sioux City, IA Felicia Steffe Julie Stehr Shelia Surrell Elem. Ed. Moville, IA Eng. Lit. & Criticism/Eng. Odebolt IA Nursing Oshkosh, Wi ·Elizabeth Svoboda Thomas Sweeney Brain Swift Elizabeth Taylor Daine Thomssen Bus. Admin. Sioux City, IA Music Ed. Sioux City, IA Phys. Ed. Teaching Hawarden IA Gen. Psych. Sioux City, IA Early Child Ed.fElem. Ed. Marshall, MN Val Uken ·- Music Ed. Bellevue, NE Thomas Sweeny Brain Ulven Bus. Admin./Econ. Sioux City, IA Sara Ulven Vicki Vander Pol Nursing/Biology l'aullina, IA Bus. Admin. Sioux Center, IA ·Crim. Justice No. Sioux City, SO Karen Ulven Bus. Admin. Sioux City, IA ··82 / Seniors Todd Verschorr Jolene Vasas Phys. Ed. Teaching Battle Creek, IA Phys. Ed. Teaching Sioux City, IA Joan Wanninger Acct./Comp. Sci. Sioux City, IA Renee Watson Karen Weber Nursing Marshall, WA Bus. Admin. Dunlap, IA Pamela Weisz Music Ed. Sioux City, IA Seniors Speak Katherine Wellendorf So<.fPol. Sci. Sioux City, IA JIii Wells Biology LeMars, IA Lihhuea Wey Acctg. Taipei, FC Karen Wiggs "It's hord to know exactly what to soy, or who to thank. But I owe a lot to many people - induding the collage. I've loved these lost four yars. Thanks!" Molly Woodworth Criminal Justice Danison, IA Nursing Sioux City, IA CD -· In CD -· In Jeff Wilkerson B Admin. us. Exira IA Molly Woodworth Crim. Justice Denison, IA Frank Yanni Crim. Justice Scranton, PA Brenda Youngdahl Early Child Ed.JElam. Ed. Storm Lake, IA CD -· Seniors Not Pictured: Shavelle Calhoun Nathaniel Cole Deb Fl'ffll De1i.. ,,.. . UHhNIN ,.-, " 11s..:t:.. J•hNIIIINfflahl U.•N Min-Hui Corrina Yu Bus. Admin./Econ. Taipei, FC Mark Zellmer Gan. Psych. Sioux City, IA 1-Walz TNNJJ..._ JIIClr - KllllwpJeH1 J_I[... In . John Kennedy Shelia Kennerty (liar!•• • •11., CD -· Juice Sclialtz IIHHSchltN Jaae1Sci..llexl1 Scln4w U..Steffe In Carel SllllN MarieWltt YIJH(Ca.-)Y. . . CD -· Not Pictured: Graduate Students Scott Koch Secondary Degree Students Doviad Etzel Timothy Getty In CD Graduate S tudies: Lisa J. E rwin Graduate Studies, Pamala K Graen . Secondary Degree Student: Stacey Garhart Bob Baldus and Lisa Maahs keep worm in between cheers. -· In 83 Sioux Staff Grows The Sioux Yearbook had a good year, raising book sales 25% from the previous year. We also welcomed new members to our staff. Laurie Harpenau was our Business Manager, Valerie Johnson became one of the co-editors, and several other new additions made working on the Sioux exciting and fun. Our staff included: Co-Editors Stacy Delong and Valerie Johnson, Business Manager Laurie Harpenau, Chief Photographer Jill Hanson, Gary Baker, Pam Frey, Marla Geary, Keri Jo Grasma, Mike Jones, Kendall Millard, Lucinda Neville, Todd Peterson, Ann Trimble, Mary Viz, and Alicia Wessendorf. Thanks for your help guys! Editors. Top (left to right): Picking out the right pictures con be tough: Mary Viz, Stacy Delang, Lucinda Neville, and Gary Baker. Bottom right: Training session with part of the gang. Below: Lucinda Neville selects the photos that she will be using. B6 / Sioux Collegian Reporter Celebrates 90th Year In its 90th year of publication, the Collegian Reporter offers o variety of extra-curricular activities. Published twice o month, the paper gives students the opportunity to report on events, write columns, and photograph and develop pictures of campus events. The editors ore responsible for choosing the articles and preparing the paper for print. The paper functions to keep the student body and faculty up-to-dote on campus and local news, poss along sports scores, express opinions, and even spread gossip (in the personals). The paper is o uni· lying agent for the college. During the 1986-87 term, the paper come out 15 times, and highlighted topics such as Homecoming '86 and George Bush's visit. Garfield was introduced as o new feature and the number of personals increased. The year was o great success. Seated (left ta right): Ann Trimble, Laura Scammacca, Lanette Curry and Shelly Klein Co-Editors, Julie Lien. Standing: Vicki VanderPal, Brenda Curry, Scott Marr, Lisa Grubb, Chris Rants, Bob Craig, Perrie Garland, John James, Paul McCallum. Not pictured: Nya Kadenge, Marla Geary, Chris Steinbach, Susan Peters, Todd Peterson, Shelly A shley, Tim Davis - Advertising Manager. Far right: Shelly Klein, hard at work. Right: Robin Korthols selects a hit at KMSC. Bottom: Sky King!! at KMSC Radio. KMSC Radio FM 88.3 KMSC is Morningside 's own FM radio station. This Federal Communications Commission class D licensed radio station hos ten watts of effective radiated power, broadcasting approximately ten miles around its Lewis Holl location. Each week there ore disc jockeys who ploy a wide spectrum of music. The variety ranges from heavy metal to classical, punk to bluegrass, top 40 to contemporary Christion. There is something to meet everyone's tastes. There ore also public affairs programs, news, sports and entertainment. KMSC strives to keep up with the latest advances in programming and technology. This year KMSC purchased o compact disc player. Digital sound hos hit Morningside due in Part to o grant from Uncle John 's Records, Tapes and Compact Discs. This grant enables KMSC to use discs provided by Uncle John 's. KMSC's executive staff consists of: Ann Trim· hie, station manager; Lisa Grubb, operations manager; Sheila Peterson, news director; Robin Korthals, sports director; Keri Jo Grasmo, public affairs director; Bryan Davis, production supervisor; and Chris Mansfield, production manager; and Donald F Keeler, General manager. Article . by Ann Trimble. Collegian Reporter /KMSC / 87 Student Government What a Crew I believe Student Government has had a great year. From orientation to our spring executive council elections, things have gone well. The senate elections in the fall filled every seat in the senate. Many candidates ran, and it was good to see the large turnout for each seat. The senate worked hard, keeping on top of academics, finance, financial aid, and the running of the senate itself. The senators brought up many good points during these meetings, which caused lively debate and discussion. The biggest issue Student senate faced this year was that of disinvestment in South Africa. The senate passed a resolution to do just that and it was well received by the Board of Directors. Student Government helped get the Distinguished Scholar award changed to a full tuition award for four years, thus causing the recipient to pay the difference if there happened to be a tuition increase. Also, incounter this year was the request from the senate to raise the salaries of the Vice President and Treasurer from $600 to $800. The motion was passed and will be part of next year's budget. Homecoming and Orientation were two events that also went well. Both directors did an excellent job and we thank Alicia and Lisa for doing a great job. We have benefited from a yearbook staff that has raised sales, and advertising so that the yearbook will remain part of the college experience. Thank you Val and Stacy and your fine crew. The Collegian Reporter did a fine job of covering the events and happenings of our campus. The paper remained in excellent form. Thank you Shelly and Lynette and staff for another year of journalism, C.R. style. Members of this year's vocal students are: Todd Schnider, Paula Puckett, Dan Kruger, Nyaradzai Kadenge, Chris Rants, Mark Timmerman, Chris Steinbach, Rick Amos, Michelle Bluford, Bob Boldus, Bill Brown, Jodi Dorn, Erica Gunderson, April Hlad, Chad Hoffman, Shad Kroeger, Kendall Millard, Neil Morenz, Albert Soatikee, Bob Craig, and Derek Richardson. Besides this the Executive Council featuring V Janna Mausolf, .P. Secretary Sherri McGinnis, Treasurer Laura Scammacca, and Student Advocate Nick Votek did a superb job. Joel Higgins - President of Student Government. Top front row (left to right): Bill Brown, Nick Volek, Albert Sootikee, Kendall M illard, Mork Timmerman, Terry Bohlke. Middle row: Kent Kennedy - Advisor, Louro Scommocco, Erica Gunderson, Joel Higgins - President, Chris Steinbach. Back row: Jonna Mousolf - V ice President, Susan Peters, Sherri McGinnis, Joanne Beraldi Bob Craig, Nyorodzoi Kodenge, Chris Rants. Not pictured: Todd Schnider, Paulo Puckett, Don Kruger, Rick Amos, Michelle Bluford, Bob Boldus, Jodi Dorn, April Hlad, Chad Hoffman, Shod Kroeger, Neil Morenz, Derek Richardson. 88 / Organizations Student Ambassadors Student Ambassadors, Front row (left to right): Jodi Dorn, Penny Moy, Crystal Oberheu, Julie Ann Serck, Mory Hansen, Koren Weber. Back row: Elaine Palmberg, Stoey Childs, Dennis Louver - A ssistant Coordinator, Alicia Wessendorf, Ann Trimble, Lora Vanderzwaag - Coordinator, Connie Root, Amy G erking, Kyle Ellerbeck. Not pictured: Soro Anderson, Vicky Anderson, Shelly Ashley, Lesley Bartholomew, Doug Beouchene, Michelle Biggs, Cheryl Dahl, Brad Dyslin, Terri Fischer, Anette Flygo, Dee Dee Harm, Marilyn Harrington, Sherry Hilbronds, Scott Holtz, Derek Jacobsen, .Sheila Kennerly, Darren Lee, Tricia McCoulley, Jill Noordhoek, Suzanne Poppen, Dove Reed, Cory Roberts, Chris Steinbach, Mike Tromp, Soro Ulven, Molly Woodworth. International Club Front row: Norlizo Mot Isa, Foridoh Abdullah, Chen-Hua Liang, Souchin Com, Zuroini Mot Zain, Annette Flygo - President, Noor Aomon Ariffin. Middle row: Doniel Dongin Kim, Michelle Schuler, Rosido Junid, Lusrim Abdul Rohman, Dong Tong, Nyo Kodenge, Komerezei Ismail, Kendall Millard, Homizoh Abdul Hamid, Mohd Anos Mohd Alwi, Roy Suh (Doug Yeon), Dr. Doohen. Back row: Solo (lk-Toom) Hon, Gabrielle Lii (Muh-Shdom), Corrina Yu, Mineko Abe, Terri Fischer - Secretory, Lanette Pollock, Riso Rebbeck, Norozioh Abd. Aziz, Foridoh Yusof, Solina Khalid. C.B.C. CBC Programs and Activities Council is responsible for pro· viding the campus with well-rounded cultural, social, educational, and recreational activities. The council is comprised entirely of student volunteers. Four executive members, and six committee chairpeople (with their committees) organize and promote anything from a film series to forums and discussions; spring break trips to rec center tournaments; and comedians to singers to bands and dances. CBC sponsored Winterfest Week in January and Spring Fling in late March. Some other highlights of the year included a non· alcoholic bar in the Wigwam; an Aparteid forum; films like "Top Gun" and "Back To School"; turning the rec center into a jail for a fund-raiser; performances by singer Dave Wopat, comedian Bud Andersen, and hypnotist Jim Wand; and a spring break trip to Daytona Beach. CBC, Above, Front row (left to right): Jonna Mouso/1, Dione Niewohner, Chris Cuthrell, Lorraine Watts, Stoey Childs, Andy Sudmon. Back row: Kent Kennedy, Joonne Beroldi, Louro Scommocco, Koren Weber. Organizations / 89 I.V.C.F. The purpose of Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship is to establish and assist students in the Christian faith. Our major objectives are to encourage students in evangelism, discipleship, and mission. We meet weekly for large group meetings which offer a time of fellowship for students. They consist of singing, prayer, and speakers or other activities, which promote Christian growth. There are also small groups on campus which meet regularly for Bible study, worship and outreach. tVCF, Front row (left to right): Vicki Marshall, Curtis Klaahsen, Michelle Schuler - Secretory, Shannan Robinson, Nya Kadenge - Outreach. Back row: Mary Hansen - Lorge Group Coordinator, Rochelle Stock Small Group Coordinator, Greg Schuerman - Music Coordinator, John Blankenship, Jennifer Barngrover, Suzanne Black, Kevin Gonnerman. Indian Alliance Club American Indian Alliance, Front row (left to Right) Thelma Thomas, Barkley Payer, Juanita Walks Nice, Willie Kitto, David Adams, Christal Swift - Secretory, Treasurer, Chuck Raymond - Vice President. Back row: Joyce Thomas, Kathy Edner. Not pictured: Eric Siert - President, Richard Harlan, Denise Henry, Everette Jones, Arnold Mallory, Robbie LeMaster, Bob Thacker, Minnie Olson, Adrian Saunsoci, Albert Sotaikee, Michelle Thomas, George Trudell. Sigma Pi Sigma Sigma Pi Sigma, Seated (left to right): Greg Baldwin, Lisa Shull. Standing: David Riley, Robert Green, Dan Kruger, Matt Carney. 90 / Organizations Nurse's Club The Morningside Student Nurse's Club, the campus organization for nursing students, holds meetings the third Wednesday of every month at 4 p.m. in Lewis Hall Room 5. A speaker from the college or community offers information on health care concerns to interested students. The Club also sponsors the Siouland Bloodbank twice a year, in October and April. Over 100 pints of blood were donated by Morningside Students and faculty this year. The MSNC also sponsors a bakesale in March to raise much needed funds and obtained approx. $75 this year. The gala event every year for the Nurse's Club is the Maud Adams Research Day, sponsored annually by the Club. Held this year on °April 23, the program allows nursing students the opportunity to present their seminars, teaching projects, and research studies. This year's speaker for the luncheon was Winifred J. Pinch, RN, EdD, of the Creighton University School of Nursing. Nursing Faculty and Student of the Year were also presented. neworl ,one uman family Pictured at right, Front row (left to right): Barb Eveleth - Secretary, Brenda Curry - President, JoAnn Forney - Treasurer, Leah Wesselink - Historian, Michelle Madsen, Anita Blue. Back row: Kim Heim, Deb Rothe, Renee Watson, Courtenay Hollander, Kim Meyer, Kelly Hopp. Not pictured: Diane Binneboese Vice President, Jennifer Young, Cathy Schloesser Trina Slielert, Judi Richards, Ruth Oeltjenbruns, Kaye Menning, Pam Holstad, Deb Adams, Brenda Willemssen, Tracy Wingert, Carrie Smith, Rachel Santema, Carlynn Baerenwald, Leah Mangenje, Sheila Surrell, Carol Jalas, Kim Bruning, Becky Knaack, Vicki Marshall. Alpha Mu Gamma Not pictured, Members include: Crystal Oberheu - President, Lori Ludwig - Vice President, Dana Sievert - Secretary, Mary Hansen - Treasurer, Barb Andersen, Norma Barajas, Heidi Deen, Betty Dorsey, Chen Chen Du, Dan Miller, Christine Persinger, Jenny Prichard, and Beth Quade. F.C.A. Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Not. pictured: Todd Armstrong, Mark Cooper, Brian Keeney, Todd Koos, Gregg Mitchell, Steve Wiederhold. J "We de ire but the good of the world and the happineH of the nations ... that all 11at1011s should become unc m faith and all men as b rothers; that the bonds of affection and unity ben.,•een the sons of men should be "ifrengthened; that di1·ersity of religion should aase. and di 'lerences of race be annulled . . and all men be a<; one kindred and one family . ,.... Nah , Sac ed W , 1 F \ Organizations / 91 S.M.E.N.C. The Student Music Educators Notional Conference (SMENC), gave $600 to the music deportment in November to help buy office machinery, which benefited everyone in that deportment. fifteen of SMENC's members attended the State music convention last January in Des Moiries, and three members were nominated for state offices. Mory Kottmonn - President, Kelly Jacobsma - Vice-President, and Susan Barker - Editor. At right, front row (left to right): Gary Shupe, Susan Stock, Mory Little. Row 2: Rochelle Stock, Mory Kotfmonn, Susan Barker, John Carey. Row 3: Crystal Bunge, Andrea Lyons, Michelle Schuler, Koren Hokenson. Row 4: Shelly fuller, Lori Fairchild, Kelly Jacobsma, Kipp Brockman, Joe Minarik. Row 5: Timothy Hoyden, Brian Luther, Greg Schuerman, Tom Sweeney. Not pictured: Michelle Bluford, Michelle Biggs, Victoria Conover, Bret Crowl, Melody Hamil; Jeff Irvin, Mary Monson, Paul Niebuhr, Lori Plummer, Dionna Van Ness, Pam Weisz. Alpha Psi Omega Above, seated (left to right): Bruce Bunger, Stephanie Palmer, Monie Christenson. Standing: Morly Knepper, Todd P eterson, Mory Arnold, frank Ludwig. 92 / Organizations Circle K Above, front row (left to right): Brigit Murphy, Vicki Anderson, Erica Gunderson. Row 2: John James, Mory Viz, Jayne Krah, Elaine Palmberg, Crystal Oberheu, John Beeck. Row 3: John Pinto, Robin Korlhals, Connie Roof, Kaye Menning, • Dee Dee Harm, Lisa Grubb, Gretchen Chamberlain. D.P.M.A. Data Processing Management Association, (DPMA} is a new computer club on campus. , The ·purpose of DPMA is to explore new areas in computers and to enrich our computer knowledge. As a fundraiser this year, DPMA held two very successful bake sales. We also had two movie nights, featuring "Short Circuit," and a documentary on Hackers. We also, sponsored a computer Star Trek tourney in the Jacobsen terminal room. DPMA is for anyone having an interest in computers. DPMA, Top left, seated (left to right): T Russell, Ronald Lorvick, Valerie Johnson, K Jo Hornack. im itty Standing: Bob Heien, Robb McMullen, Corrine K inney, Keith Tookey. Mu Phi Epsilon Mu Phi Epsilon, Phi Zeta Chapter. We are an: International Professional Music Fraternity. The purpose of Mu Phi Epsilon is to the advancement of music in America and throughout the world, the promotion of musicianship and scholarship, and the development of a true bond of friendship . Mu Phi Epsilon, left, seated (left to right): Mory Kottmonn - Treasurer, Susan Barker - Historian President, Jill Smith, Mory Little, Michelle Schuler - Recording Secretary. & Chorister. Standing: Koren Hokenson, Roxanne Smith, Susan Stock - Kappa Delta Pi The purpose of this society is "to encourage excellence in Scholarship, high personal standards, improvement in teacher preparation, distinction in achievement, and contributions to education" by honoring and recognizing students such as yourself. Kappa Delta Pi is a nationally recognized scholastic honorary society, and is a member of the Association of College Honor Societies. Kappa Delta Pi, Left, seated (left to right): Vicki Anderson, Pamela Weisz, Gory Shupe, Nanci Cunningham, Sarah Sadler, Sharon Hesse. Standing: Dr. Carolyn Rants, Mory Hanson, Melonie Corey, Lowell Ernst, Mory Kottmonn, Patricio Hoffman, Julie Krouse, John Beeck. Not pictured: Janice Schmitz, Lynelle Schwien. Organizations / 93 Phi Eta Sigma Right (left to right): Greg Baldwin, Dr. Bruce Forbes, Don Kruger, Ben Cox. Psi Chi Psi Chi hos Dr. Lorry Sensensig as their faculty advisor, and its members include: David Bouerly, Lexio Bosch, Tom Briggs, Corio Culley, Brenda Curry, Cindy Dozork, Terri Fischer, JoAnn Forney, Donnie Goodman, Dee Dee Harm, Julio Krause, Tonya LoFrenz, Ron Lorson, Lindo Lewison, Lori Ludwig, Vicky Miller, Carol Mitchell, Jill Noordhoek, Crystal Oberheu, Jenny Pritchard, Sharon Schuth, Dono Sievert, LoNee Simons, Felicio Stelle. Pictured above (left to right): JoAnn Forney, Tonya LoFrenz, Lindo Lewison, Crystal Oberheu, and Dono Sievert. Photo supplied by Dr. Sensenig. Kappa Mu Epsilon Kappa Mu Epsilon is a national honor society for the students of mathematics and other closely related lields. The purposes of this society are to further the interests of mathematics, to help students to develop an appreciation of the power and beauty possessed by mathematics and to familiarize members with mathematical advances being made. Officers for the year were: President, Janna Mausolf; Vice President, Robb McMullen; Secretary, Elaine Palmberg; Treasurer, Trisha Mc(aulley; Advisor, Dr. Honargohar. Above, front: Janna Mousoll. Back (left to right): Trisha McCaulley, Robb McMullen, Sharon Hesse, Eric Boe, Elaine Palmberg. Not pictured: Terry Bohlke, Dori Mclndoo, and Cindy Solberg. 94 / Organizations UPA, Seated (left to right): Jill Noordhoek, Jenny Prichard, Pot Brummond, Joanne Beroldi - President, Ron Lorson, John Pinto - Faculty Advisor. Standing: Robert Peck, Colleen Crowl, Andrea Bucholz, Kim Stohl - Secretary, Jill Knopp, Dee D Harm, Terri Fischer. Not pictured: Julie Etter ee Treasurer, Donnie Goodmon, Tom Briggs, Lori Ludwig, Bob Thacker, Tommy Lintin, LaNee Simons - Committee Chairperson. U.P.A. Undergraduate Psychological Association (U .A had .P .) a very busy year with fund raisers and activities. Among the activities were: Candy bar sales, sale of roses for Valentine 's Day, Nobel Conference, Psychology Convocation, End-of-the-year Psychology trip, Picnics, and Socials. U .A is a group of Psychology majors and minors or .P . any one basically interested in Psychology. It's a chance to learn, get involved, promote, and basically have fun as a group. It's a lot of fun! Anyone is welcome. Phi Beta Lambda Omicron Alpha Epsilon chapter is Morningside College's link to Phi Beta Lambda, a national, collegiate business administration, economics, or accounting. Many benefits are available for chapter members, including: Leadership and communication skills development, decision making skill development, personal growth, and career preparation. The Chapter is always very active with projects, fun· draising or otherwise. Care packages are prepared and sold before finals week. Several bake sales are scheduled throughout the year. A trip to a major metropolis to visit businesses is organized each year. State and national leadership conferences are also available. - Dave Reed, Chapter President. Phi Beta lambda, Seated (left to right): Bryon Davis - Historian, Stacey Bonwort - Secretory, Diane Kutz - Vice President, Dove Reed President, Joan Wonninger - Treasurer, Don Smith - Faculty Advisor. Standing: Karen Weber, Mike Powell, Suzette Conaway, Connie Root, Perry Bor· chard, Susan Peters, Cheryl Dahl, Brenda Schultz, Brenda Wetheroll, Heidi Gonnerman, Ron Shortenhaus, Gretchen Chamberlain, Brod Dyslin, Lisa Ferguson, Kirt Bennett. Organizations / 95 Sigma Tau Delta Sigma Tau Delta is the English .Honorary. It is an informal group which meets to discuss literature on a specified topic. Our goal is to promote the recreational and critical study of English, both on campus and in the community. Sigma Tau Delta, Seated (left ta right): Edward Mozeiko, Poul McCollum, Robert Conley, Corio Grey. Stan• ding: Morty Knepper, Julie Stehr, John Jomes, Jon Hodge. Not pictured: Bill Knepper, Joanne Beroldi, Erica Gunderson, Joyne Kroft, Beth Quade, Suzanne Block, Harvey Flewelling, Perry Rasmussen, Ren Netz, Valorie Kruse, Connie Broich. Honors 96 / Organizations Honors, (left to right): Mox Stevens, O Morty Knepper, Jenny Prichard, Julie Stehr, Arlys McCorkindole, r. Julie Schlosser, John Lawrence, Lisa Grubb, Anette Flygo. Not pictured: Mory Viz, Mike Tromp, Cindi Stevens, Brenda Schultz, Connie Root, Carol Mitchell, Valorie Kruse, Joyne Kroft, Dee Dee Harm, Heidi Gonnerman, Terri Fischer, Carol Eis, Betty Dorsey, Heather Oitz, Janette Conry, Gretchen Chamberlain, Connie Broich. e Omicron Delta Kappa Omicron Delta Kappa (O.D .) organized College Bowl, Dean's List Tea, Freshman Tea, Honors Convo on April .K 29, Faculty Appreciation dinner, and held their Initiation Ceremony on May 3rd. left: Janice Schmitz announces awards at Honors Convo. O.D.K., Below, Seoted (left to right): Janice Schmitz - President, John Salmon, Lisa Lynch, Brad Oyslin - Treasurer, Terri Fischer, Mory Hansen. Standing: Or. Carolyn Rants - Faculty Secretary Beth Quade, Jonna Mousoll, Koren Weber - Secretory, Tom Briggs, Anette Flygo, Or. Bruce Forbes - Faculty Advisor. Not pictured: Vicky Anderson - Vice President, Michelle Biggs, Terry Bohlke, Jenny Prichord, Sora Ulven, Or. Doug Livermore, Or. Morty Knepper, Or. Albert Sellen. Organizations / 97 Morningside we sing of you For the love that we hove known here Times of joy and learning too, And friendships we will hove forever. Moy we ever serve you, heart and mind. No molter where our paths may wind, Always sound your name with pride, Hold you dear, 0 Morningside. Above right: The newly elected Student Government, to preside on compus for 1987 -1988. (left to right): Joel Higgins - President, Stoey Childs - Vice President, Angelo Dennis - Secretory, Don Kruger - Treasurer, Julie Lien - Student Advocate, Or. Franklin Terry. Right: The 1986 recipient, Terri Fischer presents the Sophomore Cup to the 1987 recipient Nyo Kodenge . Above: Faculty look on as awards ore presented. (left to right): Rev . Or. Steve Plymale, Or. R Franklin Terry, President Miles Tommeraosen, . and Or. William Yockey. Opposite page: Harold Rundell, Professor of Biology, is announced os "Faculty Person Of The Yeor." 98 / Honors Convocotions MORNINGSIDE COLLEGE Honors Convocation Morningside COLLEGE April 29, 1987 Eppley Auditorium Presented by Who's Who Among Students In American Universities and Colleges Vicki L. Anderson Eric N Boe . Terry A Bohlke . Thomas G Briggs . Bret A Crowl . Betty J. Dorsey Bradley E Dyslin . Anette E Flygo . Carol D Jensen . Lisa R Lynch . Paul H McCallum . Crystal A Oberheu . Beth A Quade . John D Salmon . Janice K Schmitz . Julie K Stehr . Joan M Wanninger . Karen L. Weber Katherine L. Wellendorf Molly E Woodworth . Omicron Delta Kappa National Leadership Honor Society Honors Convocations / 99 . 101 Injuries Plague Football Season The preseason report said that the Chiefs would have an in· experienced offense, but a strong veteran defense. By seasons end however, the Chiefs had lost five starters including three linebackers. Mark Cooper, a lineman from Carlisle, Iowa, started the season as an offensive tackler, but after injuries depleted the defense, Cooper moved to defense. Classmate, Chad Benson, a linebacker from Aurelia, moved in when Ed Gochenour was in· jured. Bob Grantham, a sophomore punter from Sioux City East, led the North Central Conference in punting. Grantham, who transferred from Drake, kicked the ball for an average of 40 yards a kick. Another sophomore, Todd Smith, made a switch from defense back to flanker to add speed and quickness. Smith ended the season with 40 pass reception for 539 yards and two touchdowns. Darrin Belk led the rushers with 437 yards and two scores. Quarterback Monte Riebhoff and E J. Stanek completed . 133-283 passes for 146 l yards and seven touchdowns. Tim Christensen kicked nine extra points and four field goals to lead the Chief scorers. On defense, Brice Farmer led the Chiefs with l 05 tackles. The Chiefs finished the year with a l- l Orecord in- l 02 / Football eluding l ·8 in the Conference. 1986-87 Football Team, (left to right) First row: Tam Hemmen, Pat Murphy, Matt Jurgens, Oarren Belk, Harvey Flewelling, Rob Hannusch, Rick Vanderloo, Jeff Myrick, Brice Farmer. Second row: Tim McCabe, E J. Stanek, . Ralph Oxley, Mark Bleil, Jeff Phillips, Mante Riebhoff, Rick Niles, Jerry Stabile, Tadd Smith. Third row: Dale Gaswint, Ed Gochenour, Jason Dannenberg, Darrell Thomas, Lonnie James, Steve Neubert, Morgan Walker, Joe Edwards, Paul Kropt. Fourth row: John W eiland, Lance Evans, Thomas Kenny, Tim Christensen, Mike Weltz, Bob Grantham, Mark Harris, Tony Jones, Steve Wiederhold. Fifth row: Ken Gardner, Tim Jackson, Kevin Koy, Rick Watson, Mott Corney, Steve Franken, Mork Cooper, Brian Keeney, Budy McNaughton. Sixth row: Bryon McCabe, John Russell, Brion Teut, Matt Wesphalen, Joe Albrecht, Chris Sobus, Tam Parrett, Brad Borchers, Ray Scott Loi Kraft. Seventh row: Tadd Speight, Tony Greer, Brian Miller, Shown Smeins, Chad Benson, Jon Wonotee, Doug Lago, Ted Seymour, Johnnie Brown. Back row, Coaches: Tim Ellis, Jim Leavitt, Darrin Hildreth, Mike Eggelston, Erv Mont, Mark Brosomle, Ron Zaharek, Mike Nobel, Matt Miller. Photo by- Bob Rasmus. Right: Senior quarterback E J. Stanek is in position for a poss. . far left: Defense celebrates o good tackle. Left: Head Cooch Erv Mondt. Bottom left: Quarterback Monte Riebhoff laces several obstacles in completing his poss. Below: The offensive huddle. Bottom: Going over team strategies and new ploys ore port of the sideline responsibilities of the assistant coaches. Football / l DJ . Finished l st in lo-Kota Conference The Lady Chiefs finished l st place in the lo-Kota Conference with nine wins and one loss. Their overall season record was 34-9. Comments by Coach Sandy Winter (right) showed how impressed she was with the team. Winter said, "We accomplished our goals for the season by beating Dordt and Briar Cliff in the conference. Wins against Briar Cliff in three games shows the caliber of our team in going against such a tough team." The Chiefs were winners of three tournaments this year, at Baker University, Nebraska Weslyn, and Midland. They placed 3rd at Gustavus Adolphus. _ Along with the team accomplishments, senior Amy Wilhelm was named to l st Team All-lo-Kota Conference Volleyball Squad and also to first team in NAIA District 15. Becky Maahs earned recognition by being named to the l st T earn Conference Squad and received an honorable mention on the NAIA District 15 squad and made All-Tournament Team in three of the four tournaments Morningside participated In. A second team conference nomination was awarded to senior Val Uken (shown below). Others recognized with outstanding help to the team were Paula Hunter, Kim Ashby and Carolyn LaMaak. But os a team sport it took the entire squad to work together in achieving this number one ranking. Information by Julie Lien - CR Sports Writer. l 04 / Volleyball Hours of practice and training go into preparation for competition, ond still concentration ond endurance ore needed by everyone. Far left: Players toke a breather during a match. Left: On the sidelines team members and score keepers ore on the edge of their seats in anticipation. Below: The 1986-87 Volleyball Team. Front row (I tor): Denise Conover, Vicki Rohbusch, Shelly A shly, Janeen Pollok, Paulo Hunter, Carolyn LoMook, G ino Schuldt, Lesley Bartholomew. Back row: (Cooch) Sandy Winter, Amy Wilhelm, Kristi Jones, Vol Uken, Becky Maahs, Patricio Larsen, K Ashby, Tonio Arehart, (Assistant Cooch) Molly Woodworth. im Volleyboll / l O 5 Chiefs Face Rebuilding Year The Chiefs opened the season with a new head coach. Tom McCracken fiHed Dan Callahan's shoes upon his resignation and end of a 13 year career at Morningside. McCracken brought with him a more up-tempo style of basketball which me·ant a lot of physical and mental conditioning to the l l -man team. Junior Mark Mohl and senior Dave Grice had exceptional seasons. Grice was named to the All-North Central Conference T earn. The season record ended 6-12 in the league and l l-17 overall. Top (right): Brice Feldholl and Jeff Birchard light for the basketball. Top (middle): David Grice aims for the basket despite the opposite team. Top (left): Coach Tom McCracken. Bottom (right): Setting up for a free throw. Above: Mark Mohl guords Kent Godberson while Curtis Travis keeps an eye on Chris Cassaday. en's asketball l 06 / M B The 1986-81 Men 's Basketball Team, (pictured abave) included, kneeling (left to right): Curtis Travis, John Rossiter, Tom Betz, Jeff Birchard, Brice Feldholl, Brod Barkema. Standing: (Cooch) Tom McCracken, David Grice, Mork Mohl, Chris Cassoday, Kent Godbersen, Mott Shaeffer, Jim Scholten, Tim Ellis. left: Chiefs practice layups before the game. Above: Cooch McCracken wonders what happened. Men 's Basketball/ l 07 . • . . . The 1986-87 Women 's Bosketbo/1 Team included, (left to right): Molly Woodworth, Tonia Arehart, Vol Uken, Patricio Larsen, Kelley Ashby, Shelly Ashly, Susan Stock, Carolyn LoMook, (Cooch) John Arnold, (Assistant Cooch) Guy Harrington, Paulo Hunter, Gino Schuldt, Kelli Thomas, Vicki Rohbusch, Stacey Doeden, Janice Schmitz, Amy Wilhelm, Suzie Galles. Right: Paulo Hunter tries her luck at a free-throw. Above: Team members and Ions watch anxiously at the other end of the court. 108 / Women's Basketball - 6th Consecutive Title The Women's Basketball Team took its 6th consecutive lo-Koto Conference Title this year. Even though practice was hard and every game hod its own merit, the season outcome was expected. Speculation at the beginning of the season was high because there were five senior starters returning. Three seniors that hod a rewording statistical season included Janice Schmitz, Vol Uken, and Amy Wilhelm. The Lady Chiefs 9-1 conference tally was very impressive, while their overall record of 20-10 was the best in Women's Basketball history at Morningside. Illness and injury plagued the season but this helped to give a lot of experience to all the team members. Women 's Basketball / l 09 Catch the Chiefs in Baseball Action Coaching Staff Head Coach Jim Scholten (right) finished his fourth year at Morningside where he also serves as Assistant Basketball Coach and a writing specialist and counselor in the student service department. Scholten has compiled a 20-21 record in competing in the North Central Conference's Southern Division. Fred Stolen completed his ninth season as an Assistant Coach with the Chiefs. He is well-known on Morningside 's campus as well as in the Sioux City area. Fred is pictured at far right. 11 0 / Baseball The 1987 Baseball Team included: Coached Jim Scholten and Fred Stolen, Student Assistant; Oar Boles, Players: Todd Arm· strong, Kirt Bennett, Jon Christenson, Curt Denker, Kirby Ed die, Dove Franko, Jim Henrich, Tim Jackson, Gregg Johnson, Todd Kaas, Scott Lorson, Scott Morr, D J. McDonald, Steve . Rowe, Rick Rembe, Dole Roemen, E J. Stanek, Joel VonGun· . dy, Kevin Wouhob, Steve Widerhold, Jell Wilkerson, Fronk Yanni. Juniors Dove Franko and Scott Lorson were named to the All-North Conference baseball team. Morningsiders receiving honorable mention included: junior Todd Koos, senior Todd Armstrong, and sophomore Tim Jackson. The Chiefs ended the season with o 21 -21 record. Baseball / 111 Lady Chiefs Softball Action Above, Upside down (left to right): Joonne Gowley, Kelley Ashby. Front row: Molly Woodworth, Vicki Marshall, Deonna Fredinburg, Kim Ashby, Suzie Galles. Back row: Beth Gowley, Trisha Mohr, Lynelle Schwien, Kristi Jones, Janice Schmitz, Down Weinreich, Sheli Livengood, Cheryl Cantrall, Vol Uken. Top right: Cheryl Cantrall ... up to bot! Right: Molly Woodworth tokes a break. Photos by Mary Stubbs. 112 / Softball left: Deonna Fredinburg keeps on eye on the action, as she guards her base. Betow: Always prepared, Molly Woodworth waits for the pitch. Photos by Mory Stubbs. Softball / 113 1986-87 Men's Track & Field Team included: Rick Amos, Greg Baldwin, Johnnie Brown, Alon Burns, Tom Clifford, Mork Cooper, Joe Edwards, Jim Fedderson, Kevin Freemon, Lonnie Jomes, Mike Kosch, Brion Keeney, Lonnie MocPeek, David Nosh, Steve Neubert, Dove Sellen, Todd Smith, Dorrell Thomas, Nick Votek, Morgon Walker, John Weiland. Coaches: Jim Leavitt, and John Herrig. 114 / T and Field rock Track and Field Competes Rain or Shine T and Field / 115 rock T aeKwando Club Alive and Well on Campus On September 20th, the Morningside College T aeKwando Club entered competition against students from the University of Iowa, U .S.D., Wayne State, etc. in both sparring and form. The tournament was located at In Shik Kim's Academy. The participants results are as follows in the sparring division: Bryan Davis, l st in heavy-weight intermediate. Todd Peterson, 2nd in Light-weight intermediate. Kevin Bembry, 3rd in light-weight beginning. Derek Peterson, 2nd in heavy-weight beginning. In the form competition, Bryan Davis received a second placein his division. Also, on October 18th, The TaeKwando Club participate in the testing for advancement at In Shik Kim's Academy in Sioux City. These advancing to new belts include: Tadd Kelson, orange decided. Stacy Sturdevant, yellow. Joe Bendix, yellow. Derek Peterson, green decided. Kevin Bembry, green. Todd Peterson, blue. Bryan Davis, blue. Top left: Todd P eterson prepares to show how to defend himself from an attackers kick. (Derek Peterson). right, front row (left to right): Hamizah Abdul Hamid, Noor Aaman Arillin, Zuraini Mat Zain, Yusrim Ab· dul Rahman, Salina Khalid, Dong Tong. Back row: Robert Valente, Todd Peterson, Derek Peterson, Kevin Bern· bry, Rod Cameron. Above: Todd Peterson, Derek Peterson, Kevin Bembry, R Cameron. Photos by Chris Belt. od 116 / TaeK wando Drill Team Morningside College Drill teom is o group of girls, who entertain the Basketball game audiences at half time. Their lively music and dance routines make half time fun. The Sioux apologizes for being unable to list the games of the team members. Photos by Kendall Millard. Drill Team / 117 Soccer T earn Defeats USO The Morningside club soccer team defeated USD for the 1st time to place third at the Wayne Stole Invitational on April 25th. After losing to Dordt College by 8-0 Morningside defeated Wayne Stole 4-2 and USD 5-2. The soccer team is growing at Morningside with o membership of thirteen this year. Some key players that helped the season along were: Russ Lockwood, R. J. Cardin, and Joe Bendix. We were unable to get o complete list of team members, but others included Joel Higgins, Nyo Koderge, and Todd Peterson. On these pages ore candids of Morningsiders in action. We hope more interest in the soccer team will evolve in the years to come. 118 / Soccer Todd Peterson shows tho! soccer con be a rough sport causing many scrapes and bruises . Soccer/ 119 Morningside College to Build A$5.1 million health, physical education and recreation complex will be built at Morningside College starting this fall, college officials announced in the spring of 1987. James Yenney, chairman of the board of directors, and Dr. Miles Tommeraasen, president of the college, quickly said the funds would be raised outside the college, and not by any increases in tuition or cuts in faculty. The new facility is not intended for intercollegiate competition. • It will contain a six-lane, 25-meter swimming pool with separate diving well, room for 120 / HPER Building three basketball courts easily convertible to volleyball and tennis courts and other physican education activities; four racquetball courts with observation deck, weight training body conditioning room, multi-purpose lab for golf, dance, martial arts, archery, oerobrcs and other class activities. There also will be on area which con be connected in the future by a walkway or skyway across S. Glass Street to Allee Gymnasium. $5. 1 Million Phys. Ed. Complex It also w contain a jogging track, eight feet wide and elevated above the gym and ill lobby area, which will measure out at nine laps to the mile; two non-active labs to support physical education classes such as first aid, kinesiology and exercise physiology; two additional classrooms, deck above the pool and a combined entry and student lounge. The main portion of the building will project east and west, from S. Glass and behind the Faculty House to a point behind the present Commons. Preliminary work on the 73,000-plus square foot complex will begin almost imediately, officials said. m "I am most pleased to share with you some . . . exciting news . . . that is going to m more jobs for Siouxland, expanded services and programs for Morningside College ean students, both full and part-time expanded benefits to our faculty and staff, and a continued commitment to excellence and quality by the college to the Siouxland and community," said Yanney, making the announcement. The board gave unanimous approval to the plan Tuesday, Yanney said, capping discussions w had been under way for years. hich "Final financing plans are now being put in place. As soon as these arrangements have been completed, pre-construction work will begin. Ground breaking is expected by the end of the summer," Yanney said. Tommeraasen said the finance plan is complex, but it will not be part of the operation budget. Initially it will involve a loan from the Iowa Higher Education Loan Authority, which w be repaid by a group of donors who prefer to remain anonymous, T ill ommeraasen said. The proposal also calls for creation of an endowment for continued operation of the facility. Both Yanney and Tommeraasen said they are excited and proud about the proposed new building. Both noted they are counting on its potential for recruiting and keeping students, and for helping keep student and faculty morale at a high level. Joel Higgins, president of the student body, said he is excited about it too, but "only one thing threw me back: I will graduate before it is built." In a reference to present competition for facilities in Allee Gymnasium by all campus elements, Higgins said, "When I'm lilting weights along with those big football players ... my ego gets hurt," but there will be no need for that in the new facility. "I hope there won't be that big of a user's fee, " so alumni will be attracted back to the campus, Higgins said. Drawing laughter by the audience of students, faculty and staff. The name used for the building during the announcement was the "HPER" (Pronounced HIGH-per) building, but that acronym for health, physical education and recreation is not necessarily the final name. It is expected the building will take two years to complete. At some time in the future, Allee gym facilities will be upgraded, officials said. Opposite page: M of the new H building on display in the H odel PER ickman Dining Roam. Above: Dr. Donald P oppen discusses the HPER building plans with students, faculty, staff, and friends. HPER B uilding / 121 - Probably the most loyal fans of the Chiefs football team were the Cheerleaders. Through rain and snow, winning season or not, they supported their team. Anew edition for the football squad in the '86 season were the male Cheerleaders. "It was a great success and a lot of fun!" concluded one cheerleader. Story by Jill Noordhoek and Kendall Millard. Julie Serck lights the cold with mittens to continue cheering on the Chiefs. Photo by Jill Hanson. The 1986 Football cheerleaders ore: Front row (loft to right): Mil Serck, Scott Mallory, Tim Ellison, Soro Anderson, Don Kruger, Bob Baldus, and Jill Noordhoek. Back row: Porn Reis, Lisa Maahs, Eddie the Eoglt, Eileen Molone, and Kathy Bellinger. Cheerleaders Jill Noordhoek, Julie Serck, Porn Reis, and Soro Ande~ prepare to show school spirit at the Homecoming Pep rally. Photo by Hanson. 122 / Football Cheerleaders Momingside's Bosketboll Cheerleaders include left to right Jill Noor- Dhoek Scott Mallory, Suze Conaway Tim Ellison, Eddie the Eagle, Don Suze Conaway and Dan Kruger impress on lookers os they demonstrate the difficulty of some of their lilts. Photo by Kendall Millard. Even though fans did not see the Basket· boll Cheerleaders until late November, preparations started months before. During the summer of 1986, they (in conjunction with the football squad) held a camp to raise money for new sweats. Many in the squad hod previous cheerleading experience, but still put in long hours trying to create new cheers, routines, and ·mounts. "We hod a great season!" claimed one of the experienc· ed. "We really enjoyed cheering on the Chiefs." Story by Jill Noordhoek and Kendall Millard. Kruger P Reis, Bob Boldus, and Suzanne Poppen. orn Cheering for o Basket the men use megaphones to be heard over the crowd. Phot by Kendall Millard. Basketball Cheerleaders / 123 Baseball 4 7 5 2 0 4 4 5 2 l Football ---Softball (D·l) (0·2) (0·3) (1·3) (1 ·4) (J.5) (J.6) (l-7) (1·8) (1·9) (l -10) Season Results Wayne State, Neb. 18 Northern Colorado 28 Northwestern, IA 21 Morningside l0 South Dakota St. 24 South Dakota 33 North Dakota 24 North Dakota St. 63 Augustana 17 Mankato St. 24 St. Cloud St. 16 4 4 4 7 MC MC MC UNO MC MC MC MC MC MC MC 0 7 7 9 14 10 21 0 9 3 6 11 9 4 2 2 9 2 9 15 11 9 9 4 5 The Softball team was led under the direction of Sandra Winters, pictured above. Awards were given as follows. • • Molly Woodworth Janice Schmitz Cheryl Cantrall Beth Gawley Kristi Jones 124 / Scoreboard Most Valuable Player Academic All American (2nd year) All La-KotaConference All Conference and All District All Conference and All District Honorable Mention in la-Kola Conference. 9 0 3 4 4 4 4 3 10 11 4 Season Results Creighton University SW Baptist SW Baptist School of the Ozarks Missouri Southern Westminister College Tarkio College NW Missouri State NW Missouri State Briar Cliff Briar Cliff Briar Cliff Briar Cliff Bellevue College Bellevue College Northwestern, IA Briar Cliff North Dakota North Dakota North Dakota Briar Cliff Westmar College Westmar College Augustana College Augustana College Augustana College Augustana College Wayne State, Neb. Wayne State, Neb. sosu sosu SDSU sosu Mount Marty Mount Marty Nebraska-Omaha Nebraska-O maha Nebraska-Omaha Nebraska-Om aha NCC Playoffs Mankato State North Dakota South Dakota State 23 15 4 4 8 6 13 10 0 5 5 5 3 5 l 5 14 8 5 2 l 2 l 2 5 0 2 0 6 8 9 11 8 l 8 2 11 5 2 11 2 8 Basketball Men 66 54 73 85 87 71 86 72 62 79 71 59 84 81 68 77 62 72 75 67 48 69 65 77 70 78 68 80 @Midwestern State U . West Texas State U . Briar Cliff College Wayne State College Northwestern College @Northeast Missouri St. @Briar Cliff College #South Dakota U . . # Mankato Stole U #Northern Colorado '@South Dakota U . '@North Dakota U . '@North Dakota State U . •Northern Colorado ' Nebraska-Omaha •Mankato State U . '@Augustono College '@South Dakota State U . 'South Dakota U . 'North Dakota U . 'North Dakota State 'St. Cloud State ' @Northern Colorado '@Ne braska-Omaha •Augustano College 'South Dakota State '@St. Cloud State ' @Mankato State 65 69 69 58 72 68 Ot. 100 74 63 80 68 75 97 85 78 72 69 83 60 63 51 65 70 80 73 82 77 65 Women 73 89 61 68 119 74 106 78 60 80 71 92 103 89 90 91 77 136 100 88 105 109 65 100 65 85 100 94 BO 78 ##Northern St. ##College of St. Mary's ## Mankato State Grandview @Briar Cliff Mankato State Wayne Stole St. Cloud State @South Dakota @North Dakota @North Dakota St. "Mount Morty "Dordt "Northwestern @"Briar Cliff @Augusto no @South Dakota St. "Westmor @*'Dordt South Dakota " Briar Cliff North Dakota North Dakota St. @" Westmar @ "Northwestern @"Mount Morty Augusto no South Dakota St. Briar Cliff @St. Ambrose 67 84 64 72 78 69 94 73 77 84 80 63 52 64 80 98 79 44 53 63 93 67 74 59 77 77 81 73 69 92 Volleyball Baker U. Tournament, KS Peru State, NE Ottawa College, KS McPherson College, KS Mid -America Naz., KS Kansas Wesleyan, KS Peru Stale, NE 1st place L 2/2 w 2/3 w 2/2 w 2/2 w 2/3 W 2/3 Nebraska Wesleyan Tournament, NE Tarkio College, MO Tabor College, KS Nebraska Wesleyan, NE Washburn University, KS Chadron St. College, NE McPherson College, KS Wayne St. College, NE Nebraska Wesleyan, NE Grandview College, IA Briar Cliff College, IA 10 KOTA Conference Northwestern College, IA Northwestern College, IA Drodt College, IA Westmor College, IA Mount Marty College, SD 10-KOTA Conf. Briar Cliff College, IA Wayne State College, NE Northwestern College, IA Trinity College, IL Bueno Vista College, IA Dordt College, IA Westmor College, IA 2/2 2/2 2/3 2/2 2/2 2/2 2/2 2/2 2/2 2/3 w w w w w 15-2, 15-8 3/3 15-4, 15-2, 15-8 3/3 3/5 5-15, 15-2, 15-10, 7-15, 15-13 3/3 15-4, 15-11 , 15-4 3/3 15-8, 15-3, 15-5 10-KOTA Conf. Mount Marty College, SD Briar Cliff College, IA 15-7, 15-13 15-13, 15-9 12-15, 15-11 , 15-2 15-10, 15-9 15-11, 15-4 15-9, 15-1 15-11 , 15-10 15-10, 15-9 15-6, 15-3 10-15, 15-4, 9-15 3rd place L W W L W 2/2 2/2 2/2 2/2 2/3 w L w w w L w W L W W W W w w w 7-15, 8-15 15-9, 15-4 15-8, 15-13 12-15, 13-15 15-6, 10-15, 15-7 Golf North Central Conference Buena Vista Invitational Weslmor Invitational Briar Cliff Invitational North Eastern Invitational Westmar Invitational Dordt Invitational Morningside College Invitational Northwestern Invitational 6th place 1st place 1st place 2nd place 6th place 3rd place 1st place 2nd place 2nd place "The Sioux opologizes far those teams whose scores do not op· pear on these pages. 3/5 7-15, 9-15, 15-12, 15-13, 15-13 2/3 11-15, 15-3, 15-17 3/3 15-2, 15-11 , 15-4 2/2 15-12, 17-15 2/3 15-9, 11-15, 15-10 3/5 3/3 3-15, 15-2, 10-15, 15-6, 11-15 15-5, 15-5, 15-3 Midland College Tournament Peru St. College, NE Dordt College, IA Hastings College, NE College of St. Marys, NE Briar Cliff College, IA Midland Luthern College Dordt College, IA 1st place W W W W W W W W W L Gustavus Adolphus Tournament Augustono College, SD Moorehead St. U MN ., U of Wisc. - River Falls . Gustavus Adolphus, MN South Dakota St. U SD . 15-17, 13-15 15-7, 8-15, 15-1 15-5, 15-5 15-5, 15-5 15-8, 14-16, 15-10 15-13, 10-15, 15-5 I st place 2/3 2/3 2/2 2/2 2/3 2/3 2/3 18-20, 15-9, 15-8 7-15, 15-11 , 8-15 15-6, 16-14 15-10, 15-5 15-1 , 9-15, 15-6 16-14, 15-8 6-15, 15-12, 15-9 1st place in Conference 3/511 -15, 15-8, 15-12, 12-15, 15-2 3/3 15-12, 15-5, 15-7 Scoreboard/ 125 127 ._ ·._ ·._ ·- Mineko Aber Stndoi, fC Douglas Anderson Sioux City, IA Todd Armstrong Waterloo IA Daryl Bales Sioux City, IA Randee all B Sioux City, IA Susan Barker lltolo, IA Julie Bauerly Sioux City, IA ._ ·._ ·._ ·- Kathy Bellinger Sioux City, IA Kevin Bembry Waukee IA Kirt Bennett Paulina IA Stephanie Benson SiouCity,IA Edward Betsworth Sioux City, IA Diane Binneboese Hinton IA John Blankenship Hawaraden ._ ·,-J ._ ·._ Michelle Budford Sioux City, IA Steven Boston Sioux City, IA John Carey Chrirdoro, IA Cynthia Casaday Sioux City, IA Mona Collin Anlflon, IA Sharon Crosby ,onco, #E Chris Cuthrell Cheryl Dahl Sioux City, IA Chris Cassaday Oiotoo,IA SiouC,y,IA Rodney Chamberlain Dakota City, NE Laura Devos So. Sioux City, #E Hiedi Deen Whiting IA Gretchen Chamberlii• ·._ ··128 / Juniors Timothy Davis Sioux City, IA -· Karen Drum Dakota /If Katherine Edge S.. SituCily,#f Lowell Ernst SINl,IA Todd Ernst S<Wor,IA Barb veleth E s.lir,IA Rhanda Evilsizer Otoisoo, IA Bryceeldhoff F ....... IA -· ·-· -· Tersaa Fischor Wohosso, MIi JoAnn Forney Siooxuty, IA David Franko ,.,,,_, ,A Deanna Fredinburg 1-1,IA Lisa Fry llowilt,IA Steve Fry SiooxCily, IA Todd Geerdos G,o,p, IA -· -· Heidi Gonnerman Keri Grasma SiGa City, IA Karen Gries Siowr Cty, IA Lisa Grubb r;,,,,Jtr,IA Lk JoonHan s-1, K -· Mary Hansen fm, IA I -· -· Dee Dee arm H Senisan, IA jo DeeHempey James Henrich Sioux City, IA /Intl/, IA Scott Henrichsen Cusl,mg, IA David Hickey S.,,tont lluff, IA Joel Higgins Sioux Falls, SO Dan Hiserate SiouxCily,IA -· Juniors / 129 ···- Patricia Hoffman Gary Hogue Seang (Brain_ Hang s-t,K Joshua Harner Kelly Hopp ...,.,, IA '""""· co William Ivery S--,R Swewk a c o J &n,IA ·- ··- Jackie Jacobson Alfred Johnson Clk.,., It Kraig Johnson S...Clf)', IA . . . . - Johnson S...Cily, IA Valerie Johnson s...o,,.~ Jacqueline Jones SiNx()y,IA ·- ·Todd Jones Matt Jurgens Amnlroov, Situ Cily, IA fred Kamm 1-.IA Terry Knaock Jill Knapp We,1/itld, IA Todd Koos Horlon, IA Kwang Sup (Andy) Kim T-. K Kyung Mi(Kay) Kim S-1,K CorrineKinney . . . .. IA ···....., 130 / Juniors (Ollf<ffonvi/lt, IA Mary Kottmann S City, IA ioux Diane Kutz Loi, Cily, IA Tonja LaFrenz 1/omJrd, II Caralyn Lamack Loh riff, /A -· -· Erik Larsen Sio., Cily,IA Scott Larson s,... r,,,,IA Ronald Lavick Sioor City, IA Julie Lion Gnioffiofor, IA Tom LaVan larm, IA Tau Lavan larm, IA Frank Ludwig A/toH. IA -· -· Lori Ludwig IA Arnold Mallory SiooxCity, IA Eileen Malone Sioor City, IA ,_, May Penny Tim McCabe llil/trd,IA Christine McCall 1/11,IA Patricia McCaulley SioorCily, IA -· -· "' Artys McCorkindale Sio., (ily, IA Tracey McCreary SiooxCity, IA Dori McLindea .......,.,co_ Robert McCullen ..... ...._, IA Todd Messerole ChnkN, IA Tara Meyer SiooxClly, IA -· Daniel Miller Sioox Clly,IA t Roger Miltenberger lluff, IA Carol Mitchell H inton, IA Mark Mahl !o,t #alio,, IA Mary Monson Se,vtont lluff, IA Kelly Moore SiouxC,ty,IA Douglas Maravek Si..xCity, IA Pat Murphy lock lopid,, IA -· ~ Juniors / I3I ··Slou Cly, IA Bryant Mutchler si..,,...,IA lidllnl N i l e s Slou(ly, IA llidiaol,_. Paula Puckett Ralph Oxley . IA Elaine Palmberg W.,S,,.,..SI Stephenie Palmer SiNrCily, IA Janice Paradise Sioux City IA VI ··- ·- Linda Petersen Slou(ly, IA Charles Raymound ..... IA Tami Recton SlouClfy, 1/f Derek Richardson Sioux City David Reed Spencer IA ··Karla Rickett ·- l'Ncw. llf Monte Richhoff i.r-,IA Seung-Suk .. Frank s-1. f( Dale Roemen ~IA Constance Root Alie.IA Timothy Russe Kimberly Ruby SiNr(ly, IA 0 C . ·•' ·- \ Julie Schlosser Oollaod, IA 132 / ' Brenda Schultz Oc..,...,IA Lynelle Schwien Janet Seiler Sioux CityIA julie Serck Rock Valley IA Gary Shupe SiouCily, IA LaNee Simans S io11XCity,IA -· -· Jennifer Smith _.,,IA Rob Sorum Cindy Solberg 1-,IA S.. Siou0fy, /IE Cynthia Stevens 1...... Max Stevens . . . . _, IA Rochelle Stock t.l<er•, IA Jimmie Stokes Siou Cily, IA -· -· -· Andy Sudman Gowrit, IA Christal Swift Citnl•, IA Lori Thatcher Sita Ofy, IA Mark Timmerman Jim Torgerson SiouCily, IA Wl...,IA Sharon Torneton c-1"""'-IA -· -· Michael Tamp D alcotvCily, IIE Annrimble T George Trudell Siouffly, IA U..,IA Richard Vanderloo SiouCq, IA Thomas Verzoni SiHr Ofy, IA Mary Viz Ep, 11 Morgan Walker -· "°'"ii.Al -· -· Juanita Walks Nice Kevin Wauhab NancyWalsh Win,ohago, IE Aoliioo,IA SiooxCily, IA J Florence Weeber Ill. """°"'· IA Dawnetta Weinreich Leah Wesselink Ki,gsl,y, IA Hoff, IA Alicia Wessendorf lltw/1,IA Juniors / 133 Juniors Not Pictured: ... DltPtdonen ..._Suandon Midml.lalll Unda ApplMy 0 E SINrOy, M David Adams SINr Cly, .. Maia . . . . . SINr Cly, .. MarkBleil llapl,loo, IA 134 / Sophomores Gardine Wilson o.lo, II Mary Ahiquist SINrOy,M lrada.t.. Jowl, IA Krri• Bliss SiouCily, IA Tonia Arehart l.ioclll, 11 Kimberley Ashby SINrCly, IA Douglas Beauchene SINrCly, .. Anita Blue W.,_.City, IA Amy Berg Shelly Ashley Aldloto, .. . Danny Berg Carlynn Boarenwald A/pN, M Greg Baldwin loctl.,;d,. IA Tom Betz Hills, Ill SitaC,ty, IA SioaC,ty, IA Keith Bohle Kingsley, IA Bradley Barchers At,.., IA Dawn Borchers At110, IA Kipp Brockman Ltwis, IA 3 Todd Brown Sioa Cily, IA William Brown Daniel Camarigg C...,IA SiouCily, IA Holly Campbell lWn,IA Paul Carlson SiouCily, IA Matt Carney .C-, IA Sue Case Situ Cify, IA 3 C) 3 Stacyhilds C Tim .. Christensen .,,_,IA Tom Clifford S,,. Ml, IA Peggy Cole Siou Cly, IA Scott Camer Ernest Conry SiouCily, IA l'.i.,.,.,.,IA Janet Countryman , -, IA 3 Teresa Cowan Hinton IA Ben Cox frimtl,or,IA John Crosgrove Twill, IA Lanette Curry Jason Dan nenberg Sioor Cly, IA '"""' /If Dean Daugaard G"""'°", SD Bryan Davis Situ Cify, IA 3 T Teresa Davis Lab , IA 3 Debra Denney Law10n, IA Heather Dietz Minnttonh, MIi Joan Dadds S C IA ioux ly, Mary Donahoo Si011X(itylA Timothy Doohen Sioux City, IA Barbara Downs So. Sioux City, /IE Sophomores / 13 \ Joseph Edwards ~ Kyle Ellerbeck O«na, IA /lamplN, IA Leslie Ellerbeck S,,. llwff, IA Pamela Frey Suzanne Galles Steven Freese SiouxCity,IA SioU1City, IA Amy Gerking Bryan Goodman Siou City, IA "°"'i..-, IA Maria Haack O,onoco, M# 136 / Sophomores ..,.,.., IA KreggmHalstead S City, IA ioux AlelCI Gordon Gary Hansen So< City, IA Tim Ellison Julie Etter Kathleen Eyer SiouClfy, IA Clario,,, IA Hontid, IA RobertGant Siou City, IA Iii Gates Beth Gawley SiouClly,IA Shawn Gasch Phillip Grillet . , . _, IA Siou City, IA Kitty Harnack Jo l,ms,n, IA Marilyn Harrington SiouxCily, IA ltwi1, IA Teresa Ferdig SiooxCily, IA Roxanne Geerdes S-,,,IA Michael Groate S-,,, IA Mark Harris Siouxcify, IA Erica Granderson IA William hartwig r,.dtr,IA 3 Sherry Hillbrands ..... Kimberly IA S.,,, IA Madison Hill Heim S...Cly, IA I Chad Hoffman 1-.IA Toni Halloway • t.t,Oy, IA Pam Hostad ....... IA 3 3 Craig Hughes .......,_, IA Paula Hunter S,-,,IA Jeffrey Irvin llonoid, IA Kelly Jacobsma Slloy, IA Carol Jalas SolNrloM, IA Greg Jacobson ..,._,IA Michelle Johnson ,..,IA 3 Kellie Kilberg Hyoung-Teak ~ . IA Ron Kim s-1, F( Barbara King , , _, IA Laurie Kingsbury Wilfred Kitto S...Oy, IA Shelly Klein lilamd, IID 3 3 Dorothy L -. IA Cherie Kness Spirit Loil, IA Gloria Kall S... Cttr, IA Robin Korthals *IJf, IA Jayne Kraft S...Oy,IA Paul Krapf W-.IA John.,IA Kroger ,.. Sophomores / 137 l Robert Kull Tadd Lafrentz Daniel Kruger ...... IA Sita Cly, IA Linda Lewison Sioux City IA Andrea Lyons ...illo,IA Douglas Martin Kaye Menning Cheryl Miller IUthoh, IA Phillip Miller SiorxCity, IA kristan Myers Onmi, IA Julie Negus lock Volley, IA Katharina Moser Sioux City, IA 138 / Sophomores °""" o.i, !A Mo,ilo,IA Jan Langley SiouClly,IA RLarson on Ulo,IA Jung Jun (Tomm) Lee s-1, f( Don McDonald ......,,..IA Sherri Mcginnis Vicky Miller Siou City, IA Tracie Mohr em.,, IA Staci Montagne SiouCity, IA Brtt Nelson Quimby, IA Sommtrs, IA Scott Martin Siou City, IA Ken Metz Sita City, IA Steven Neubert Fort Atkin,on, WI Catherine McMullen ........ IA Dareen Morris Siou (ity, IA Ruth Oeltjenbruns a;.;,am lol<t, MN 3 CD In Jodi Pauling ~.IA Cheryl Peck SlolrOy, IA Amy Peterson Pererson Shelia S...Oy,IA S...Oy, IA Todd Peterson ,.._.,IA Carylyn Phillips S...Oy, IA 3 CD In Diane Phillips ....... IA Jeff Phillips ....... IA .....,._ , -, IA Lanette Pallock Rois Pamela ..... IA ........ 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St. Aubin Sioux City, Iowa 51106 712-276-2707 A Aardema, Kathryn 7, 14 l Abdullah, Faridah 89 Abe, Mineko 89, 128 Adorns, Charlotte 134 Adorns, David 90, 134 Adorns, Debra 74, 91 Ahlquist, Mary 134 Ahmad, Altof 151 Albrecht Joseph 6, 102, 141 Alwi, Mohd 89 Amos, Richard 15, 88, 114, 141 Anderson, Barb 91 Anderson, Douglas 128 Anderson, Soro 74, 88, 122 Anderson, Scott 36 Anderson, Vicky 2, 15, 52, 54, 74, 88, 92, 93, 97, 99 Appleby, Lindo 134 Archer, David 22, 56 , 141 Arehart Tonio 2, 9, 105, 108,_ 134 Ariffin, Noor Aomon 89, 116 Armstrong 11 , 91 , 111 , 128 Arnold, John 40, 108 Arnold, Mary 58, 60, 61 , 74, 92 Arrick Kristy 74, 158 Ashby, Kelley8, 108, 112,141 Ashby, Kimberley 11 , 104, 105, 112, 134 Ashley, Constance ISi Ashley, Shelly 8, 87, 88, 105, 108, 134 Athey, lhellie 141 Aziz, Norozioh 89 B Baerenwald Carlynn 9, 91 , 134 Bahrke, Michael 134 Boker, Gary 13, 141 Boldwin, Greg 13, 90, 94, 95, 114, 134 Bales, Daryl 111 , 128 Bales Elsie 47 Boll, Randee 128 Balmer, Lourie 151 1 Balomenos, Mario 134 Banwart Stacy 8, 74, 95 Barajas Norma 91 Borkema, Brod 6, 107, 134 Borker, Suson 8, 26, 27, 92, 93, 128 Barngrover, Jennifer 9, 26 , 90, 141 BartholomewLesley 74, 88, 105 Bouerly, David 74, 94 Bouerly, Julie 128 Beouchene, Douglas 16, 22, 88, 134 Beeck John 26, 27, 52, 53, 55 , 74, 92, 93 Behan, Kevin 141 Belk, Darren 6, 74, 102 Bell, Chuck 47 Bellinger, Kathy 122, 128 Belt, Chris 116, 141 Bembry, Kevin 7, 26, 27, 116, 128 Bendix, Joseph 6, 116, 128, 141 Bennett, Kirt 95, 111 , 128 Benson, Chad 102 141 Benson, Stephanie 128 Beroldi, Joanne 21 , 63, 74, 88, 89, 95, 96 Beran, Jomes 27 Berens, Robert 74 Berg, Amy 10, 134 Berg, Donny 134 Berkenpos, Cindy 30, 68 Besch Patricia 12, 18, 19, 141 Best, Janet 83 Betsworth,Edward,23,24, 128, 159 Betz, Tom 6, 107, 134 Biggs, Michelle 7, 26, 60, 74, 88, 92, 97 Binneboese, Diane 9, 91 , 128 Birchard, 106, 107, 141 Jeff Bitz Jo<queline 31 , 57 , 141 Black Suzanne 12, 90, 96, 134 154 / Index Blair, Judy 74 Blankenship, John 6, 90, 128 Bledsoe, Leso 151 . Bleil, Morie 14, 102, 134 Bliss, Kevin 134 Blue, Anita 12, 91 , 134 Bluford, Michelle 12, 18, 26, 27, 88, 92, 128 Blydenburgh, Ray 6, 141 Bobys, Aline 37 Bobys, Richard 35 Boe, Erit 16, 74, 94, 99 Bohle Keith 134 Bohlke Terry 16, 24, 25, 52, 53, 74, 88, 94, 97, 99 Boland, Jeffrey 141 Boldus, Robert 22, 56,74, 83, 88, 122, 123 Boles, Julie 7, 141 Bomgaars Harold 68, 69 Bonnstetter, Mork 14, 141 Boothby, Roberta 40 . Borchard Perry 74, 95 Borchers, Bradley A. 6, I02, 134 Borchers Bradley J. 141 Borchers Down 134 Borroll, Patti 8, 141 Bosch Lexia 74, 94 Boston, Steven 128 Bouther, Lea 13 141 Bowitz, John 38 Boyer, Manon 43 Boysen, Joseph 74 Brands, John 74 Breedlove, Lorene 74 Breneisen, Franci s38 Breyfogle, Potritk 75 Briggs, Thomas 75 , 94, 95, 97, 99 Brotkman, Kipp 7, 26, 27, 92, 134 Broich, lonnie7S, 96 Brosamle, Mark 40, 102 Brower, Beverly 37 Brower,Jeff 141 Brown, Anthony 14, 141 Brown, Johnnie 102, 114, 141 Brown, Todd 135 Brown, Williom 6, 88, 135 Brownlee, Russell 25, 141 Brue, Robert 11, 26, 27, 141 Brummond, Patrick 7S, 9S Bruning, Kimberly 10, 91 , 141 Buchholz Andrea 13, 9S , 142 Buckingham Albert 30 Bunge, Crystal 10, 16, 27, 92, 142 Bunger, Brute 37, 62, 92 Burg, Luonn 142 Bums, Alon 114 Bursick, Nancy ISi Byrnes Potritk 17, 24, 2S, 26, 142 C Coin, Stanley Ill Calhoun, Shavelle 83 Collohon, Don I06 CalvilloAmy 60, 61 Com, louthin 12, 89, 142 Camarigg Doniel 7, 22, 135 Campbel , Holly 21 , 135 Campbell, Robert 0. 11,7 5 Campbell, Robert J. 151 Cantrall, Cheryl 75, 112 Cantrall Cristin 8 26 27, 142 Cardin Richard 6, 75, 118 Carey John 14, 26, 27, 67, 92, 128 Carlson, Paul, 135 Corney, John 142 Corney, Matt 6, 90, 102, 135 Corter, John 151 Casaday Cynthia 128 Cose, Mike 6, 142 Case Sue 135 Cose, Timothy 37, 39, 62 Cassaday Chris 14, 102, 106, 128 Chaffin, Cindy 75 Chamberlain Gretthen 13, 26, 57, 92, 95 , 96, 128 Chamberlain, Rodney 128 Choppell, Jonet13 , 75 Cherin, Tricia 8, 142 Chervek, Julee 75 Chio, Ting 35 Childs Stacy 13, 63, 88, 89, 98, 135 Ching, Sherry 7 Chmelko, Mork 75 Christensen, Constonce134 Christensen Monte 7, 26, 58, 60, 92, 134, 159 Christensen Tim 14, 102, 13S Christenson, Jonlll , lSl Claohsen, Curl6 Claflin Joseph 40 Claussen, liso17, 142 Click, Dorin 6, 142 Clifford, Tom 6, 114 , 135 Clute, Michael 142 Cole, Norhoniel 83 Cole, Peggy 27, 13S Colfack Montell Collin s, Mona 128 Collison, John 142 Comer, Seon 13S Conaway, Suzette 7S, 9S , 123 Conklin, Robert 7S Conley, Robert 32, 96 Connolly, lgnalius ISi Conolly, Marianne 21 , 142 Conover, Denise 11 , 19, IDS, 142 Conover, Victoria 26, 7S , 92 Conry, Ernest 13S Conry,Janette,75,96 Conway, Morri 6, 142 Cooper, Mork 14, 91 , 102, 114, 142 Corey, Melonie 7, 75, 93 Coto, Condote 142 Coonlrymon , Janet 13S Cowan, Teresa 13S Cox, Ben 94, 135 Craig, Robert 14, 7S, 87, 88 Crosby, Sharon 128 Crosgrove, John 14, 135 Crow, Frieda ISi Crowl, Bret 7, 26, 75 , 92, 99 Crowl, Colleen 7, 95, 142 Culley Carla IS , 94 Culley, Soro 75 Cunningham, Amy B 142 , Cunningham, Nanci 7S, 93 Curry, Brenda 3, 9, 76, 87, 91 , 94 Curry, Lanelle 87, 88, 135 Curry, William 142 Cuthrell, Chris 11 , 89, 128 D Dahl Cheryl 7, 53, 66, 88, 95, 128 Daniels Rudolph 36 Oonnenberg, Jason 14, 102, 135 Oougoord, Deon 135 Davies, Candace 30, S7 Oovis, Bryan 87, 95 , 116, 135 Davis, Elaine 47 Davis, JoAnn 31 Davis, Tereso 8, 60, 135 Oovis, Timothy 87, 128 Dawson Joyce 42 De Vos, Louro 28 Delong, Stoty 76, 88 Deen, Heidi 91 , 128 Oenker, Curtis 11 , 111 , 151 Denney, Debro 13S Oennis, Angelo 7, 98, 142 Determann, Todd 142 Dibble Robert 76 O Heather 11 , 13, 96, 135 ietz, Oimig, Amy 12, 52, 53, 142 O Angelo 151 Dirlcs, Divis Elaine 1Sl Dodds, loon 135 Ooeden, Stacey 9, 108, 142 Oonohoo, Jeanne 21 , 26 , 142 Donohoo, Mary 8, 135 Doohen, John 41 , 89 Doohen, Timothy 13 5 Dorn, Jodi 19, 88, 142 Dorsey, Betty 76, 91 , 96, 99 Dotts Cathy 10, 26, 143 Dawns, Barbara 13S Dozork, Cindy 76, 94 Dozark, Craig 76 Drake, David 141 Drees, Lourie 143 Drum, Karen 8, 129 O Chen Chen 91 u, DuBois, Christy 32, 33 Dui stermars, Blaine 31 , S6 Duil, Dave 6, 143 Dunker, Amy 26, 27, 76 Dunker, Curt 143 Dunn, Virginia 143 Dunnington , Mark ISi Duran, Steven 143 Oyhrkopp, Brenda 76 Oyslin, Bradley 6, 52, 55 , 76, 88, 9S , 97, 99, 159 E Ebel, Kathi 26 Eddie, Kirby 71 , 76, 111 Edge, Katherine 129 Edner, Katherine 90, 143 Edwards, Joseph 6, 102, 114, 136 Eggleston, Mithoel 15, 102 EhlersJodi 8, 143 Eis, Carol 7, 76, 96 Ellensohn loon 143 Ellerbeck Kyle 7, S6 , 88, 136 Ellerbeck Leslie 136 Ellis, Timothy 40, 102, 107 Ellison, Tim 2, 23, 24, 25, 122, 123, 136 Erbert, Rebecco143 Erbes, Frederick 30, 56 Erichsen, Thomas ISl Ernst Lowell 15, 93, 129 Ernst Todd 11 , 129 Erwin, Lisa 83 E Charles 33 ss, E Jonl43 stol, Etter Julie 13, 21 , 95 , 136 Etzel Oovid 83 Evans, Darwin 6, 102, 143 Eveleth Barb 91 , 129 Eveleth David 134 Evilsizer, Rhonda 8, 129 Ewing, Anne 47 Eyer Kathleen 136 F Faber, Carol 76 Foirthild, Lori 7, 26, 60, 92, 143 Former, Brice 14, SS , 76 , 102 Feddersen, Jomes 114, 143 Fee, Morjorie76 Feldhoff Bryce 13, 106, 107, 129 Felix, Robertl , 143 Fenton, Margaret 76 Ferdig, Teresa 12, 136 Ferdig, Vivian 47 Ferguson, LIsa 88, 89, 94,Fischer, Terese 76, 95 95, 96, 97, 98, 129 Fitzgerald, Polritk 26, 27, 76 Fitzloff, Jomes 143 Flewelling, Harvey 71 , 76, 96, 102 Flygo, Anette 12, 56 , 57 , 76, 88, 89, 96, 97, 99 Forbes, Brute 32, 94, 97 Forbes, Carol 44 Ford, Joel141 Forney, JoAnn 13, 9194, 129 Foster, Amy 8, 143 Frampton, Kerry 36 Franken, Steve 102, 143 Franko, Oovid 6, 111 , 129 Frazee, Tony 14, 143 Fredinburg, Oeonno 13, 51 , 112, 113, 129 Freed, Deborah 83 Freedman, Rabbi Thomas 32 Freemon, Kevin7, IS , 114, 143 Freese, Debra 83 Freese, Steven 6, 14, 136 Hansen, Gory 136 Frey, Pomelo 12, 18, 136 Fry, Lisa 129 Fry, Steve 25 129, Fuller, Shelley 7, 26, 92, 143 Hansen, Mortho9, 77 Hansen, Mory 7, 88, 90, 91 , 93, 97, 129 Hansen, Pomelo 144 Hanson, Jill 14, 30, 31 , 33, 36, 37, 40, 41 , 43, 46, 47, l2, l4, ll, 77, 122 Hording, Debro 1SI Harlan, Richard 90 Harm, OeeOee 10, 88, 91, 94, 91, 96, 119 Harnack Kitty Jo 93, 136 Goborit, Kathleen 151 Galles Suzanne 10, 108, 112, 136 Gallisath Glendo 35 Gomboiono, Mork 41 Gant, Robert 136 Gordner, Kenny 6, 102, 143 Garland Perrie 7, 87 , 143 Gaswint Dole 6, 102, 143 Gates, Bill 136 Gawley Beth 9, 112, 136 Gowley, Joonne 9, 112, 143 Geary, Marlo 10, 66, 87, 143 Horpenau, lourie 7, 144 Harrington, Guy 77, 108 Harrington, Marilyn 12, 88, 136 Horris, Leo 35 Horris, Mork 102, 136 Hartwig, William 6, 14, 136 Houser, Chris 11 , 144 Hoyden, Timothy 77, 92 Hecht, Lori 12, 26, 77 Heiner, Andy 141 Heien, Robert 93 , 137 Heilman, Marilyn 37 Heim, Kimberly 11, 11 , 91 , 137 Geerdes, Roxanne 136 Heimberg, Mory Jo 77 Hemmen, Tom 77 , 102 Geerdes, Todd 129 Gerhart Stacey 83 Gerking, Amy 8, 88, 136 Henjes, Jason 144 Henrich, Jomes 111 , 129 Gerking, Tom 26, 27 Getty, Timothy 83 Gevik Gory 42 Gibson Douglas 26, 76 Gill, Jerry 143 • Gochenour Curtis 6, 102, 143 Gochenour Ed I 02 Godbersen , Kent 106, 107, 129 Goeden, Deborah 18, 19, 144 Gonnerman Heidi 8, 95, 96 , 129 Goonermon, Kevin 6, 90, 144 Goodmon, Bryon 14, 136 Goodmon, Donald 76, 94, 91 Goodwin, Reno IS 1 Gordon, Andrea 21, 136 Gordon, Lisa 83 Gordon Paige 76 Gordon Richard 14, 26, 144 Gosch Shawn 136 Goslar Chad 7, 144 Gron, Brenda 144 Grantham, Robert 102, 144 Grasma, Keri 26, 87 , 129 Green, Kitty 36 Green, Pomelo 83 Green, Robert 90 Green, Ruth 44 Greer, Antonio 6, 14, 102, 144 Greigg, Robert ISi Grey, Corio 77, 96 Grice, David 6, l2, 5l, 77, 106, 107 Gries, Karen 7, 129 Griffin, Chrstine 144 Hempey, Jo Dee 18, 19, 119 Henrich, Soro 12, 17, 18, 144 Henrichsen, Scott 15, 22, 56, 129 Henry, Denise 90 , 144 Herrig, John 114 Hesse, Lori 151 Hesse, Sharon 77 , 93 , 94 Hey, Jone 40 Hickey, David 119 Hicks, Doniel 134 Higgins, Joel 13, l I, 67, 88, 98, 118, 111 , 129 Higuchi, Junko 11, 144 Hilbrand,, Sherry 7, 88, 137 Hldahl Dorin 77, 101 Hildreth, Stoey 144 Hill, Melissa 137 Hinders, Lucille 46 Hiserote, Oon 129 Hiserote, Jomes 144 Hlad, Jonis 7, 10, 21 , 88, 144 Hodge, Jon 31 Hollman, Beth Ill Hollman, Chad 14, 53, ll, 67, 88, 137 Hoffman, Patricio 93 , 130 Hogue, Gory 130 Hokenson, Koren 7, 16, 17, 91, 93, 144 Hollander, Courtenay 7, 19, 91 , 144 Holling, Patricio 8, 26 , 144 Hollowoy, Toni 12, 18, 19, 137 Holmes, Lorena 151 Holst, Louro 7, 144 Holstad, Porn 10, 91 , 137 Holtz, Scott 13, 88, 144 Grillet, Phillip 136 Hamon, Vicki 27 Honorgohor, Zorobi 36, 94 Groote, Michael 6, 136 Grossman, Renee 27 Groves, Jeanne 144 Hope, Eleonoro 151 Grubb, Louro 87, 144 Grubb, Lisa 10, ll, ll , 88, 91, 96, 119 Hopkins, James 35 Guillaume, Cristian 134 Guillaume, Joan 46 Gunderson Erica 10, ll, 88, 92, 96, 136 Gustafson, Scott 6, 144 H Hong, Seang (Brion) 13, 130 Hook, David 66 Hopkins, Chrystal 134 Hopp, Kelly 7, 91 , 130 Horak, Shelley 83 Horky, Barb, 47 Horner, Joshua 130 Horsley Brod 13, 144 Hosseini, Akromossodat 141 Houston, David 14, 31 Houts, Glen 141 Hrodec, Marcia 26, 145 Hueschen, Barry 151 Hughes, Craig 14, 137 Hughes-Wolz, Lisa 83 Hoock, Colvin 144 Hoock, Mario 9, 59, 136 Hoindfield, Julie 83 Hair, Angela 77 Holloran, Tommy 83 Halstead, Kregg 136 Homod, Homizoh Abdul 89, 116 Hamil, Melody 26, 17, 77, 92 Hamilton, Dennis 77 Hon, lk Joan 89, 119 Honnusch, Robert 16, 77 , 102 Hansen, Cherisse 61 Huisenga, Beth 11, 141 Hungerford Judy 47 Hunter, Paulo 9, 104, IOl, 108, 137 I Ivey, William 130 J Jackson Timothy 6, 102, 111 , 141 Jacobsen Derek 88, 130 Jocohsmo, Kelly7 , 16, 17, 91, 137 Jacobson, Chad60 Jocobson, Jackie 130 John , Michelle 11, 145 Johnke, Koy 47 Jalas Coral 8, 91 , 137 James John 13, 77, 87, 91 Jomes, Lonnie 102, 114, 14S Josmon, Troy 16, 25 77 Jensen Barbaro 16, 21 , 77 Jensen, Carol 69, 77 , 99 Jensen, Jacquelyn 77 Jessen , Morcio 14S Jobes Amy 9, 141 John, Michael 134 Johnson, Alfred 60, 130, 118 Johnson, Gregg 14, 111 , 137 Johnson, JoAnn 44 Johnson, Judy 83 Johnson Kimberly ISi, Johnson, Kraig 130 Johnson Louro Johnson Lori IS 1 Johnson, Marguerite 130 Johnson, Mary 43 Johnson, Michelle 9, 16, 137 Johnson, Tracy 83 Johnson, Valerie 17, 67, 88, 93, 130 Jon, Hon lk 13 Jones, Anthony 6, 101, 141 Jones, Barry 77 Jones, Everelte 90 Jones, Jacqueline 130 Jones, Junell, 78 Jones, Kathryn 83 Jones, Kristi lOS, 112, 130 Jones, Michael 7, 16, 141 Jones, Todd 130 Jorgensen Charlene 43 Jorgensen, Michael 14S Julius. Jomes 141 Jurgens, Matt I 02, 130 K Kodenge, Nyorodzoi 7, ll, 60, 87, 88, 89, 90, 98, 118, 118, 141 Kahl Jeon 83 Kahler Timothy 134 Komm, Fred 130 Komm, leAnn 14S Kasch Michael 114, 141 Kaufman, Barbaro 78 Kaufman, Richard 43 Koy, Kevin 102, 145 Keele, Cindy 145 Keeler, Donald 37, 87 Keeney, Brion 14, 91 , 101, 114, 141 Keitges, Joseph 14S Kelson,lll , Corlisle116, 145 Kennedy , John 69, 83 Kennedy, Kent 44, 70, 71 , 88, 89 Kennedy, Sharon 14 5 Kennerly, Sheila 11, 16, 17, 18, 19, 83 , 88 Kenny, Thomas 101, 137 Ketelsen, Borboro 134 Ketelsen, David 6, 14S Khalid Solina 89, 116 Kilberg, Kelliel37 Kim, Oongin (Doniel) 11 , 89, 1l 1 Kim, Hyeong Wook (Woyne) 6, 78 Kim, Hyoung-Teok (Ron) 6, 137 Kim, Hyung-Chen (Mox) 78 Kim , Kwong Sup (Andy) II , ll, 130 Kim, Kyung Mi (Koy) 130 Kim, Mi-Yeun 145 Irvin, Jeffrey 7, 16, 27, 91, 137 Kim, Woo Jo (Roy) 6, 141 Is mail. Komerezei 89 King, Barbaro 10, 137 King Rohelle8 , 14l, Kingsbury, laurie 137 Kinney, Corrine 93 , 139 Kiltler, Rondy145 Kitto Willred 11 , 90, 130 Kloohsen, Curtis 14, 90, 130 Klatt Joel 13, 141 Klein, Shelly 3, 10, 87, 88, 137 Kludos, Molly 8, 141 Knaack, Alice 91 , 146 Knoock, Terry 130 Knopp, Jill 10, 11 , 16, 95 130 Knee, Dorothy 137 Knepper, Bill 96 Knepper, Mortho 32 61, 91, 96, 97 Kness Cherie 21 , 137 , Koch Scott 83 Koerselman, Gary31 , 36 Koelters, Jason 146 Koll, Gloria 43, 137 Kollboum, M ichael 146 Koopman, Anne 78 Koos, Todd 14, 53 ll, 91 , 111 , 130 Korthols, Robin 10, ll, 66, 87, 91, 137 Kottmonn, Mory 16, 17, 92, 93, 130 Kroft, Joyne 11, 57 91, 96, 137 Kroft, Loia 14, 101, 146 Kroger, John 7, 137 Kroger, Julie 10, 146 Krouse, Julie 78, 93, 94 Kroeger, Shodrok 6, 88, 146 Krohn, David 78 Kropf, Poul 6, 101, 137 Kruger, Doniel 13, 16, 88, 90, 94, 98, 111, 113, 138 Kruse, Valorie 78, 96 Kuchel, luAnne 78 Kull, Robert 138 Kutz, Dione 7, 66, 67, 91, 130 Kutz , lori78 loBelle, (k,rk134 loBurge, Nancy 47 lofrenz, Tonja 11, 16, 18, 94, 130 lofrentz, Todd 7, ll, 12, 14, 138 logo, Doug 14 , 101, 146 logo, John 6, 78 Lohn, Donna 31 , S6 lomook, Coralyn 9, 104, IOl, 108, 130 longley, Jon14 , 138 Longley, Sheila 30 Lappe, Polrick 11 , 146 lorsen, Erikl31 Larsen, Patricio 11 , 105, 108, 146 Lorson, Scott 78 Lorson, Ron 7, 94 , 95, 138 Lorson Scott 111 , 131, larvick, Ronald 93 , 131 lasher, Mory 83 lauen, Steve146 louver, Dennis 64 , 88 Lawrence, John 96 leMoster, Robbi 10, 90, 146 leofstedt, Mott 27 Leavitt, Jomes 102, 114 Lee, Oorren 6, 26 , 88, 146 lee, Jong (Mike) 146 lee, Jung (Tomm) 138 lee, PeterJS lee, Won Suk (Albert) 138 Legg, Cassondra 8, 146 Leu, Stoey 9, 146 Lewison, Barbaro 78 Lewison, Undo 94 , 138 Liang, (hen-Huo 89 lien, Julie 7, ll, ll , 87, 98, 104, 131 lii, Muh Shiorn (Gabrielle) 78, 89 limerick, Kathleen 141 Un, Mei-jir (Mickie) 9, 78 Lindahl Mork 59 78 Lindell, Bruce 78 lint, Roberto 146 lintin, Tommy 78, 9S little, Mory 7, 16, 17, 91, 93, 146 Livengood, Sheli B 111, 146 , Livermore, Oouglos JS, 97 lo Von, Tom 6, 131 Index/ 155 lo Von, Tou 6, 131 Lockwood Russell 7, 59, 60, 61 , 118, 146 lohus, Timothy 26, 78 Ludwig, Fronk 11 , 58, 59, 60, 61, 92, 131 Ludwig, Lori 3, 91 , 94, 95, 131 Mitchell, Mory 43 Mlnorik, Joseph 6, 26, 27, 92, 147 Moe, Shauna 79 Mohl Mork 6, 106, 107 Mohr, Potricio8, 112, 147 Ludwig, Nicole 146 Mohr, Tracie 12, 16, 18, 19, 53, 138 Lueck londy 21, 78 Mondt, Ervin 102, 103 Monkelien, Suzon 12, 26, 60, 147 Lundgren, Ronald 151 Lundquist, Bernice 44 Luther,Brion78,92 Lynch,Lisa 2,9,78,97,99 Lyonl, Andrea 7, 15, 26, 92, 138 Maahs Beckie 52, 79, 104, 105 Moahs Lisa 79, 83, 122 MocPeek, lonnie7, 114,1 46 Madsen, Michelle 11, 79, 91 Mohr, Theresa 151 Mallory, Arnold 90, 131 Mallory, William 122, 123, 146 Molone, Eileen 18, 19, 25, 122, 131 Monson Mory 26, 92, 131 Montagne, Staci 13, 138 Moody, Trudy 13, 58, 61 , 147 Moon, Horry 34 Moon, Marlene 43 Moore, Earl 34 Moore Kelly 131 Moravek, Douglas 131 Morenz, Neil 13, 88, 147 Morris, Doreen 138 Morris, Mortin 6, 79 Moser, Kothorino 12, 18, 138 Moxness Poul 26, 34 Muckey, Charles 83 Mullins, Lisa 10, 147 Munsen, Koren 13, 83 Munsen, Oennis47 Murphy, 8riget 10, 92, 147 Murphy, Pot 102, 131 Morr, Scott 14, 25, 87, 111, 146, 159 Murphy, Suzanne 132 Musgrove, Bruce 147 Mutchler, Bryant 27 ,1 32 Myers, Kirston 138 Myers, Loretto 147 Mors , Rose79 h Myrick, Jeffery 14, 79, 102 Mongenje, leonoro 79, 91 Mondield, (hri187, 146 Morch, Jomes34 Mor1holl, Vicki 8, 19, 90, 91 , 112, 146 Mortin, Douglas 6, 138 Mortin, Scott 138 Mossey, Roxanne 146 Mat Isa Norliza 12, 89, 145 Mot loin, Zuroini 89, 116 Mauch Sherry 7, 10, 146 Mausolt Jonna 52, 79, 88, 89, 94, 97, 159 Maxfield, Kenneth 79 Moy, Norma 41 Moy, Penny 8, 88, 131 Mozeiko, Edword 32, 96 McAlpine, David 41 McCabe, Bryon 102, 146 McCabe, Tim 102, 131 McColl, Chrilline 12, 18, 19, 131 McCollum, Poul 13, 79,96, 99 McCompbell, Lorry 147 McCoulley, Patricio 8, 88, 94, 131 McCorkindole, Arlys 96, 131 McCracken, Thomas 40, 106, 107 McCreary, Tracey 12, 18, 19, 131 McConold, Oon 6, 111 , 138 McGinni1, Sherri I0, 88, 138 McGregor, Scott 6, 147 Mclndoo, Oori 11, 61, 94, 131 McKee, Leroy 47 McMonigol, Pomelo 79 McMeekin, Abigail 147 McMullen, Catherine B 63, 138 , McMullen, Robert 13, 61, 93, 94, 131 McNaughton, Gene 6, 102, 147 Mcloughlin, Gwen 134 Mehess, Joson 147 Meier, Loura 79 Meier, Lori 30 Meints, Juleen 10, 79 Meiske, Oovid 13, 147 Melby, Carol 141 Menning, Kaye 10, 91, 92, 138 Mesmer, Margaret 35 Messerole, Todd 131 Meurer, Michelle 12, 17, 18, 147 Meyer, Kimberly 12, 91, 134 Meyer, Toro 21, 131 Michael, Gregg 79 Millard, Kendall 54, 88, 89, 117, 122, 123, 147 Miller, Brion 6, 102, 147 Miller, Cheryl 12, 138 Miller, Ooniel 6, 91 , 131 Miller,Morjorie 46 Miller, Matthew 19, 102 Miller, Phillip 11 , 138 Miller, Vicky 94, 138 Mills, Tricia 147 Milne. Jennifer 13, 147 Miltenberger,Roger 131 Mitchell, Carol94, 96, 131 Mitchell, Gregory 13, 52, 79, 91 156 / Index N Nagel, John 6, 147 Nagel Marlys 42 NashDavid 13, 114, 147 Nassif!, Joon 147 Negus, Julie 12, 16, 18, 19, 138 Neidemonn, Tracey 47 Neilsen, Clarice 36 Nelson, Bret 6, 138 Nelson, Joy 47 Netz, Ren 13, 96, 138 Neubert, Steven 6, 102, 114, 138 Neville, Lucinda 7, 147 Newell Tommy 9, 58, 147 Newmon, Morsho 44 Niebuhroul 25, 26, 27, 79, 92 P Nielsen, Terry 14, 79 Nieuwsma 6, 147 Kevin Niewohner, Dione 11, 79, 89 Niles Lori 151 Niles Richard 102, 132 Noble, Michael 79, 102 Noordhoek, Jill 8, 79, 88, 94, 95, 122, 123 Nuetzman, Tonya 10, 80 Nylen, Jone 134 0 Pace Ruth 148 Palmberg Elaine 13, 88, 92, 94, 132 Palmer Stephenie 58, 60, 61, 92, 132 Porodise, Janice 132 Parrett, Thomas 6, 148 Patel, Mohendro 151 Patrick-Longe, Angelo 8, 151 Pollon, Oionel41 Polton, Miles44 Reed, Oovid 13, 27 66, 88, 132 Rehder, Louro 7, 18, 54, 148 Reid, Brenda 148 Reis Pomelo 12, 122, 123, 139 Rembe, Richard 11 1, 148 Rice, Thomas 30 Rich, Charles 6, 148 Pauling, Judi 10, 15, 21 , 26, 139 Poyer, Borkley, 80, 90 Peck Cheryl 139 Peck Robert 68, 80, 95 Pedersen, Dee 134 Pederson, Robert 27 Persinger, Christine 80, 91 Persinger, Jeffrey 148 Rich, Chrisline 139 Rich, Laurice 47 Rich Jr., Robert 139 Richards Judi 91 , 139 Richardson Derek 88, 132 Rickett Koria 26, 132 Riden, Jill 7, 15, 58, 60, 61 , 148 Riebhoff, Monte 102, 103, 132 Riedesel Christopher 6, 139 Riley, David 80, 90 Peter,, Susan 12, 80, 87, 88, 95 Peters, Tim 148 Petersen,Jonice31 Petersen, Linda 132 Peterson, Amy 9, 139 Peterson, Angelo 148 Petmon, Dorlo80 Peterson, Derek 7, 116, 148 Petmon, lonce6, 14, 148, 159 Peterson, Louise 3144 Peterson, Phyllis 151 Peterson, Sheila 87, 139 Peterson Todd 7, 26, 54, 56, 57, 58, 59, 60, 61, 87, 92, 116, 118, 119, 139 Riley, Lourie 80 Ritz Robert44 , Rivero, Sandro 148 Ro Seung-Suk (Fronk) 11, 132 Roorson, Mike 80 Roorson, Rilo 80 Roberts, Cory 13, 88, 148 Roberts, Cynthia 10, 148 Roberts, Marchelle 12, 18, 148 Robinson, Shannon 43, 90 Roemen, Oole 6, 14, 111 , 132 Rohleno, Robbie36 Rogers, Dove 54 Rogers, Patrick 81 Root, Constance 10, 88, 92, 95, 96, 132 Rossiter, John 6, 107, 11 4, 148 Pettaway, Kevin 6, 151 Pham Tho Ngue 14 I Phrllip,Corolyn 14, 139 Rossman, louis 34 Phillips, Dionna 139 Rothe, Debro 10, 91, 139 Phrllip, Jeff 102, 139 Pigott, Elizabeth 80 Pinto, John 34, 92, 95 Rothman, Jason 139 Row, Margaret 149 Rowe, Steven 81 , 111 Pitkin, Kimberly 80 Plummer, Lori 26, 27, 80, 92 Ruckels housen, Teresa 10, 149 Plymale, Steven 32, 62, 98 Poeckes, Thomas 148 Pohlman, Andrea 8, 148 Pointer, Matthew 139 Pollok, Janeen 80, 105 Pollock, Lanelle 12, 89, 139 Polly, Debbi 151 Poppen, Donald 30, 55, 121 Poppen, Suzanne 2, 52, 53, 80, 88, 123 Port, Michael 6, 58, 60, 148 Porter, Steve 148 Pottebaum, Mork 141 Potter, Korey 19 Powell, Michael 6, 14, 95, 132 Prather, Greg 141 Prichard, Jennifer 80, 91 , 94, 95, 96, 97 Primm, Poul 148 Ruby, Kimberly 132 Ruhnke, Jeffrey 26, 27, 81 Rundell, Harold 40, 99 Rupert, Clark 81 Russell John 6, 60, 102, 149 Russsll, Timothy 13, 93, 132 Sobu1, Chris 14, 102, 149 Sadler, loroh 81, 93 Salmon, Daron 13, 149 Salmon, John 26, 27, 81 , 97, 99 lontemo, Rachel 18, 91, 139 Sounders, William 134 Saunsoci Adrion 90 Proctor Lindo 8, 26, 27, 148 Proescholdt Andrew 61 Pommocco, Louro 11, 87, 88, 89, 139 Proffitt, Douglas 26, 148 Pruchase Evelyn 47 Puckett Paula 11, 15, 26, 27, 88, 132 Q Schellinger, Terry 134 Schifferer, Sieve 11 1 139 Schirm, Susan141 Schlines,Troy1 49 Schloesser Cathy 12, 91 , 149 Schloesser Mary 20, 21, 149 Schlosser Julie 132 Schmith, Michael149 Schmitz, Janice 8, 52, 83, 97, 99, 108, 109, 112 Schmitz, Kim 10, 149 Quade, Beth, 16, 21, 80, 91, 96, 97, 99, 157 Schmitz, Patricio 149 O'Horo, Connie 147 O'Sullivan, Chris 46 tine Schneiders Gregory 151 Schnider, Todd 6, 17, 81 , 88 Scholten, Jomes 107, I ID, 111 Dberheu, Crystal lO, 27, 80, 88, 91, 92, 94, 99 Ocker, Sharon 37, 51, 62 Oeltjenbruns Ruth 7, 17, 91, 138 Oh, leWon (Allen) 13, 15, 80 Oliver, Kendall 80 Scholten, Kevin 83 Schommer, Jomes83 Schrom Joon 141 , Schramm, Oorothy 71 Schroder, Alexis83 Ragan Corol 41 Olson, Minnie 90 Rahbusch Vicki 8, 105, 108, 148 01100, Sandra 80 Orwig, Timothy 31 , 61 Rohmon, Yusrim Abdul 116 Roinwoter, William 60, 80 59, Osegoro, Cynthia 141 Osterbuhr, Brion 147 Owens, Richard 37 Oxley, Ralph 102, 132 ""P'"' Rants Carolyn31 , 93, 97 Rants, Chri1topher 13, 87, 88, 148 Rasmus, Bob 102 Rasmus, Emily 25 Rasmussen, Koria 26, 148 Rasmussen Perry 96, 148 Schroeder, Gerald 11, 141 Schuerman Gregory 26, 27, 53, 81 , 90, 92 SchuldtGino 12, 18, 105, 108, 139 Schuler Michelle ID, 26, 27 90, 92, 93, 139 Schultz Brenda 13, 51 , 95, 96, 132 Schultz Hermon 47 Schuth Sharon 16, 21, 81, 94 Schwartz, Fawn 8, 149 Raymond, Charles 90, 132 Rebbeck, Risa 27, 89 Schwien, Lynelle 8, 93, 112, 132 Scott, Roy 7, 102, 149 Seewald 43, 56 W. Rector, Rickl51 Rector, Tomi 132 Sellen, Albert 36, 97 Seiler, Jonet132 Sellon, David 6, 114, 149 Sembach Wade 134 Sensonbough, Craig 134 Sensenig,larry 34,94 Serck Julie 10, 88, 122, 132 Seymour Jill 27 Seymour, Thedious 7, 102, 149 Shoeller, Mott 14, JOI, 134 Shonofelt, Charles 81 Shone, Edward 38 Shorp, Max 37 Shelby, Jone! I l I Shortenhous, Leon 43 Shortenhaus Ronald 81, 91 6, Shufro Joseph 27, 34 Shufro, Lisa Shull Lisa 8, 81, 90 Shupe Gory 27, 92, 93, 132 Sier!, Eric 90 134 Sievert Dana 10, 81 , 91, 94 Simmons, A 42 . Simon, Denise I51 I Simons, LoNee 94, 91, 132 Simonson Nancy 81 Skollo, Terri 31, 66 Swoboda Dione 14 1 Slieferl, Trina 81 , 91 Thornsberry lmolldridge, Vicki, 20, 21, 61 , 149 lmeins, Shawn 6, 102, 149 Timmerman, Mork 13, 88, 133 Smirh, Corrie 7, 91 , 149 Smith Down 81 Smith, Don 25, 35, 95 Smith, Jennifer/, II, 26, 133 Smith, Jill 8, 26, 27, 93, 149 Smith, Koye Ill Smith, Rosalyn 41 Smith, Roxanne 26, 27, 93, 149 Smith, Todd 6, 102, 114, 139 Soolikee, Alber! 13, 22, 23, 25, 14, 88, 90, 149 Sohn, Troy 81 Solberg, Cindy 94, 133 long, Jing Ying (Jennifer) 81 Sorum, Rob 133 Speck, Kelli Ill Speight, Todd/, 102, 149 Spiegel, Oeboroh 12, 17, 18, 27, 139 Spiegel, Jennifer 18, 19, 149 Spotts Kris 8, 149, 119 Spotts ltocey I, 139 T Togue, Morilyn I SO Taylor, Elizabeth 82, 110 Terry, R 31 , 62, 98 . Teut, Brion 6, 102, lSO Tevis, Glenna 37, 46 Thocker, Robert 26, 90, 91, 110 Thatcher Lori 130 Thevenot, Down 1SI Thomas, Darrell 102, 114, 141 Thomas Joyce 33, 90 Thomas Kelli 10, 108, 140 Thomos, Michelle 10, 90, 110 Thomas Thelmo 33, 90 Thompson, Carolyn 41 Thompson, Lourie 13, ISO Thompson Michael 140 Thomssen, Dione 82 Michael 82 Toh, Steven 6, 150 Tommeroosen, Miles 30, 70, 98, 120, 121 Tong, Dong Thi 12, 116, 110 Tookey, Keith 36, 93 Torgerson Jim 133 Torneten Sharon 3, 26, 133 Torne John 140 Stalzer, Christine 8, 27, 149 tine Stonek, Edword 16, 81, 102, Ill Stopleton, Kimberly 18, 19, 139 Stoeler, William 149 Steckelberg, Jomie 82 Stelle, Felicio 82, 94 Stelle, Lindo 83 Stellen, Susonl49 Stehr, Julie 82, 96, 99 Steinbach Chris 13, 26, 87, 88, 140 Stern, Connie 41 Stevens, Cynthia 96, 133 Stevens, Max 133 96, Stevenson, Michelle 150 Stewart, Shannon 140 Stewart Theresa 134 Stock, Rochelle 9, 26, 27, 90, 92, 133 Stock, Susan9, 26, 27, 13, 92, 93, 108, 140 Stokes, Jimmie 11, 54, 133 Stolen Fred 110, 111 Strolmeier, Carol 43 Strotmeier, Penny 150 Strehlow Yvonne 150 , Stubbs, Mory 112, 113 Sturdevant Stoey 13, 116, 140 Sturges, Jeri 21 , 140 SCmudm Andy 14, 63, 89, 133 Suh, Oong Yoon (Roy) 11 , 89, 110 Sump, Dana 133 Surrell, Shelia8, 82, 91 Sussman, Glen 36 Sutton, Corol 19, 60, 83 Svoboda Elizabeth 21, 10, 82 Swolve, Julie 8, 140 Swon, Douglas 36 Sweeney, Thomas J. 26, 82 Sweeney, Thomos M. 82, 92 Swetnam, Potrido 37 Swift, Brain 82 6, Swift, Christo! 12, 90, 133 Zahourek, Ron102 Zellmer, Jessie 31 Zellmer Lorno 30 Zellmer, Mark 83 Zimmerman, Amy 140 Zobel, Koren/, Ill Watkins, Dennis41 Watson Renee 13, 82, 91 Wolson, Theodric 6, 102, 140 Wons, Lorraine l8, 60, 61, 63, 89, 140 Wouhob, Kevin 111, 133 Webb, Scott Ill Weber, Koren/, 63, 82, 88, 89, 91, 97, 99 Weeber, Florence 13, 133 Weems, Phyllis 46 Weikert, Richard35 Weiland, John 102, 114, 140 Weinreich,Dawnetto ll, ll, 112, 133 Weisz, Pomelo 26, 27, 82, 92, 93 Welch, Ken 150 Welding, Edward 110 Welding, Wade 7, 15, 17, 23, 140 Wellendorf, Katherine, 83, 99 Wells,Greg Ill Wells, Jill83 Wells, Robin JO, Ill Weltz Michoel 102, Ill Werkmeister, Robert 140 Wesselink, Leoh 9, 18, 19, 91, 133 Wessendorf, Alicia 12, 18, 26, 14, 88, 133 Wes Oovid 38 t, Townsend, Scott 26, 27, 110 Tromp, Michael 88, 96, 133 Westphalen Matthew 6, 102, Ill Wetherell, Brenda 13, 95, 140 Wey, Lihhuea3 8 White, Velvet Il 1 Travis, Curtis 106, 107, 141 Whiting, Wayne 1Sl Torrez Teno 141 Trimble, Ann 10, ll, l/, 87, 88, 133 Trudell, George 90, 133 Isai Shu-Ching (Sherri) 110 Tucker Anne 141 Twillman Amy 140 Springer, Debro 81 Stobbe, Kelli/, 149 Stobile, Jerome 102, 139 Stahl Kimberly 16, 21, 81, 95 Wahl Poulelte 140 Walker, David 6, 110 Wslker, Morgan 6, 102, 114, 133 Walks N Juonito 90, 133 ice, Wolsh, Honey 133 Wonolee, Jr., Johannes I02, 150 Wond, Jim 54 Wonninger, Joan 82, 9S, 99 uhl Bette 46 uhl Randy 14, 18, 59, 60, 61, 110 Uken, V oerie 9, 82, 104, IOI, 108, 109, 112 Ulven, Brion 82 Ulven, Koren 82 Ulven, Sara 8, 82, 88, 97 / Wickey, Kathy 47 Wickham Poul I l I Wiederhold, Steve 91, 102, 111 , Ill Wiggs, Koren 83 Wilen, Borbora I S1 Wilhelm, Amy 104, IOI, 108, 109, 134 Wilkerson, Jeff 83, 111 Will, Melissa Ill Willemssen Brenda 9, 91, 141 Willett, David 6, 14, 140 Williams, Cheryl ll I Wills Croig lll Wilson, Gordine 134 Wilson, June 46 Wilson, Kirk 141 Wilson, Poul 140 Wilson Russe1130, Wingert, Trocy 91, 140 Winkler Michelle 140 Winier, lcmdro 40, 104, IOI Wissink, Dennis 66 Witt, Craig 14 Witt, Morie 83 Wollesen, Kimberly 140 Woodard Susan Il I Woodworth, Molly ll, ll, 83, 88, 99, 105, 108, 112, 113 Wright, Holly Il l Volente, Robert 22, 23, 24, 21, 116, 110 Volentine, David 1SO Von Engen, Debro/, ll, 26, 27, 110 Von Moonen, David 1SO Von Ness Oionno 26, 27, 92, 140, y Van Ornum, Earle 43 Von Overbeke, Jon 6, 150 VonGundy, Joel 6, 25, 52, 53, 111 , 110 Vonder Broek, Elaine 7, ISO Vonder Pol, Tomoro 7, 150 Yonder Pol, Vicki I, 82, 87 Yonder Zwoog, Lora 43, 88 Vanderloo, Richard102, 133 Verschoor Todd 14 82 Verzani Thomas 133 Viz, Mory 10, 63, 92, 96, 133 Vogel, Elizabeth 34 VutekNicholas 11 , 54 BB, 114, 140 Yonney, Jomes 120, 121 Yonni, Fronk 6, 83, 111 Yockey, William 38, 69, 98 Young, Daniel 140 Young, Jennifer 91 , 140 Young, Yi Jun (Cleono) 83 Youngdahl, Brenda 83 Youngdahl Lyle 6, 140 Yu, Min-Hui Corrino 83, 89 Yusof, Faridah 89 Vovos, Jolene 82 w Index continued on poge 160 / l S7 Right: Newly remodeled Dimmit Formal Lounge. Below: Kristy Arrick looks up just in time ta have her picture snapped in the Commons lounge. Alook at the theatrical life of Morningside. left: Al Johnson prepares his makeup for a performance in Klinger Neal. Above: Ascene from the production "110 in the Shade," Nya Dadenge stands in the wagon. 158 / Closing Far left: Lance Peterson tries his hand at the World Series video game in the Rec. Center of the Commons. Left: Several strange costumes appeared at the Halloween dance. Bottom left: Kris Spotts and friend try to talk at the Hawaiian party in the Worn. Bottom right: Hyp· notist Jim Wand puts his audience to sleep. (left to right): Monte Christensen, Ed Betsworth, and Scott Morr. Below: Brod Dyslin and Jonna Mousolf show off their spring point job of the Lewis bench. Closing / 1S9 Editor's Flashback The 1986-87 school year was successful for the Sioux. Not only did we raise book soles -30% but I believe we also helped more students become aware of their yearbook. The staff may hove been small, but I've learned that it's quality, not quantity that makes it work. I wont to thank everyone who helped make this book possible. Stoey Delong my co-advisor. I really learned a lot from you. Lourie Horpenou - Business Manager. The endless paper work couldn't keep away the fun, I_could always count on you. Jill Hanson - Chief Photographer. For lost year and this year'. thanks for capturing Morningsides life into photos. Joyce Dowson and Mork Gomb1ono, for all your help with lost minute pictures cmd details. ~ou guy~ ore great! Kent. Ken_nedy and Mox Sharp - faculty advisors, for your patience ~11~ us and help w 1h Iman· _ 1 ciol and staff decisions. T ereso Ronfeldt - Taylor Publishing Representative for all your good advise and support. We n~eded that. To Morningsides faculty, Administration and staff for your cooperation and help. But most of _all to my fellow students, whose memories hove been captured on these pages. This book could not hove been possible without you. Remember ... Someday, Yesterday does Return. Sincerely Valerie Johnson Sioux Co-Editor 160 / Word From Editor Colophone The 1986-87 Sioux Yearbook was planned, designed, and prepared by the Yearbook staff of Morningside College. We used 36 point Techno Medium Condensed for our_ head_ lines o_nd 24 point _ for our subheads. All of our copy is 10 point T echno Medium with captions set in 8 point. All halftones used a 150 point line screen printe_ on 80 pound eno1T_1el d paper. Our cover was designed by our staff and w?s applied thr~ugh a loser prm· ting technique. Our endsheets were a shade of pink and contm~ed the Tobie of Contents. Bindings were Smyth sewn, rounded and bocked. The S1Ze was a new 9 by 9 square book. . . . . We sold 400 copies of 160 page Sioux, which was printed by T oylor Publishing Company, 1550 West Mockingbird Lone, Dallas, Texas. We sold_~och copy of the Sioux for $10.00. 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