The McPherson College Quadrangle

1981 Volume 64

"Souvenirs Through Time"

Table Of Contents

Activities 2

Classes 26

Athletics 58

Organizations 82

Academics 102

Advertising 124

Souvenirs \\eb-ter\ se,·enth :\e" Collegiate

Dictionnrv has defined "..,ou,·emr'' a_...,

~omtthin!£ that "'ervP ... a' a remlnde-r To a rulle~P !'ltudent. a "'"uvenir wuuld bt- that ven· favorite old-tee· shirt and faded bl;,e jeans I tatLPred, no duuht!), the ... cript from hi~ tir...,t (!lay, lluwtrs lrom her first date. T he..,e and mort' o;,erve to remind u:-. ol the times -pent in college.

Timt' .. likf' whtm It 1.'8S ... o fru:-.trat ing thnt you felt like pulling out all vuur hai r land other< too!). There ~t-re uJ..,o happy t imes when a spN:ial I riend helped to make it a sperial m:ca~ion Tht- list of sou,·enirs ran bt­endl(· ... s as ~ver~:body makes up his uwn dt'tinltion nf ... uuvenir.

SuuvE-nir~ are made for memorn·:-. Memurit•s help us to get by in life as we lt.-arn from our mistake~ and up~ pn'<"iate them. We get to understand more of our ... rlve-. and are able to im· pru\e our .. ph·e~ a"' the time ~ot" .. hy

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It-am ' m• v.t·rt- a httlt' trotn,: .. r than mht-ti thoueh u \1•rk ~"' 14. k .Joe t mnt-y •nd I 1m r;nbb.n dtApla\"' R.ght. Jant<1" Jo:Mit'rt C"f'l"''" Lt\\ tltt-n. 11nd lla"'n CoJt"Cidt>n 'A tort' aruong tht- m.tn~ hula danC't'rt. v.ho pe-rt •rml'rl a! mtn"• maht

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AbU\e, t'\t'n thuul(h the~· had to tun~. \lac Smger11 tHill jEf•l In ha\'t' sume ll't' ('ream v. Lth tvN••une Pl"'t Bl&ht, th(· \f'f\ popular park llf'came a winter ..-.undtrland after an llt' .. t(1rm

Memories Souvenir~ are made from memo­

ries. There have been inspirational moments. for instance. when we saw the seniors on the stage during gra­dution. With the memories of our fir.t da'' as freshmen, we are able to relate to the incoming freshmen and help them fit into the lifestyle here.

Photographs help to preserve these memories. They can capture those special moments that took place and remind us of those times every time we look althem. We hope this year's Quadrangle will bring memories and be a souvemr through time for you.

l'pper ltft. Kathy Ooyl~ and Tamm'· R~"'ch ar~ among tht man)· that "-t~ "Jotuffro" m a Dotzour dorm room. Left_ Tammy Ht~~'<'h round tht ~htudto or her ruum. good place to llUd)' Right, fur. ft¥o nllht.a in. f0"'

dunn~~: thfl fa11ttmhter, many of Dotzour's u.·omtn'• can "trt fuund an 8tranll't pia~ Cmd\· IHil's car "a!l among thtm 1.11 htrlll "-U ft~nd blodun~ tht S l

Life At McPherson College

Heing o 'student' on the 1\lcPher son College campus is more than be· ingjust a student. As freshmen arriH they arf" involved with orientation, movmg 111, getting im•oh·ed, and makinJ: lot"~ uf nt>\\ triend~. Sopho~ morl'"" arrive for a ... econd time and begin moving in. greeting old friends, making nev. one .... start cherkin~~t em <lub detail-. and catching up on all the OPV.!'> ,Junior!" greet old friend..,1 make new one,. and head off tu get their duties g<1ing for the vear Remi nisring hr~ins Remember that raid "" Also evaluation begins <1ver what has heen accomplished and what needs tu be dnne.

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Senior~ mo\'e in quic·kl~ and then gN with friends lO talk over the past three years and plan fnr this vror'» treats. They also begin propnring their re,umes. filling nut J<>h opplit·a · tion!O., and ha,·ing inlt-rvir\\ s. \1an) t1me' it i' a long and tiring Jnb and .,.omttime~ not Vt.'f\' r('wardin~ . But thev -.trlve on.

Student life p<'<•ple dmng mure than being studenh, people 1mnlved ""1th their -.urrounding~. t·trin~ ahnut thPir nei~hbor hut rno~t ol all people taring about and planning their futurf' and going on with lite.

~., lt-11 •nmt- rot n I r m \1€'tth·r "hm~o oil thr1t hodif'A •net toJII" .at thf' "''Ph mort t~a d11nu• t fll""' lt·U at unf' •t thr m•n\ nutduur m•al• proplt'" ('an tw tuund f'lllnt ••th natUrt' \1JCJ\r habo llt--.amn and Sharun 1-ltnh I t~mt­c:h•1dr"n ( r thr ~,,., I hf' c ... ranlum In th" \\ mdn"' ~~~~ .lu t ll•td Hut 'lf"at h,., 'ou \\ •nt H•Jht On. I ..t-It, Oh th~ df•rm l•lr' l arant' lllom, ('f'lt'f>tt' I.e\\ at1t"n and ( md\ I )toll f'ftjO\ an f'\t"ftlftlt \llllh tht" ltlfl•

.o\fx n Hr'linold koth f11la htS piau• up at a p1tn1c m tht' pArk 1""11 •h•lt· un cho r 1 ur. th~ luch alfo 1n ~ p r h mH •nd thur hK Ht-rr Juha I.,( I. h•l.- huH' If H~ht ( rmt-r tudrnt '• u 'OUI\I n • (' It'\ OUJll r .. turnt'd 1n tht' {alit ltl\t- a tunct-rt '' old lnrncb

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Homecoming Souvenirs

Th" v~ar\ Hom~roming them~ was ··&uv~mrs Through Tome." The week prec~dong had a variPIY of event.• Ulking plac~. Dotwur plann~d it~ms for everyday, which included the wearing of pj's to breakfast, Clash Da~ (w~aring the worst combinations), Ov~rall Da~· and the traditional w~aring of R~d and White. Schedul~d ~vents began on Fri·

day, Oct. 17, with dinner in th~ cafeteria; entertainmf'nt was the­McPherson College Singe ...... "Stup the World I Want To Get Off' was presented following the din ner and on Saturdav ~vening. A Coffee House featurin~ both stu · dent and alumni performer~ wa~ held that evening. Saturday'• ac· tivities included the Hum~cnming Fair and Coronation of the Home· coming Queen.

The fair was fun bl,cau~e there was something for evt>ryone. A dunking booth, a donut booth, a fruit booth all of which helped a group rais~ money. Auto Re~tu· ration gave ride~ in rfl1o.tored car"!S and for a pric~ Fanny would mak~ your favortt~ p~,...,on (or l~a-t fa. vorite) a pie face, but ynu had tu be careful or you would ~nd up a pie face. Th~ Music D~partm~nt delivered singing telegram• and also performed.

Saturday\, activiue~ al~o an· Ahuvt-, unt- nf th,. manv \'tlillnrs at thf" f.!Ur eluded lunches for four rlru;se!1 and tm .. uut ~• hulA htN)P fnr fun lots of reminiscing. AI~Cl nn Satur·

day there was a eros!-\ <·ountry run beginmng shortly before gam~ time The gam~ was again<! Friends University Ending th~ day's activities was a dance with music by Storm On Sunday aft~r· noon, the choir pre!'lented a con~ cert.

Homecoming th~ return uf a group of peopl~ on a special occa· sion to a place form~rly frequent· ed .

l'ppN left. Saturdav mnrnm(ll: turned c•ut w hto quilt c.·h1ll\ \\ 8lllnfl for thtir tntranct' nit', tht' humtrnmlnl{ und1d11tM1 huddltd htt'Af'tn l"ritnd~hlp Hall and \1ohler tr\'ln(ll: It• hnd 1nmt 'Aarmth l'pptr ngh\. fur tht' ,.ht>.-rleadtrt, thf' •ork fur humt'(umm~~: hftt~tn Sunda\ \lolth tht rnalun• vi ~)u!ltt-n for the s l and JIU'I\f" IA'It, ct>m)-~tltl(•n hf.t...,.t"t'n tht dafff'rrnt rluh'a bouthtos .... held at thf fa1r Thr chHrlt-adtrt tuc•k h"t platf' v.1th thtH booth t 1 mt"montt., bottoM and the ttad•llonal muma ,\l~:>\f' Hnmf<'On:une ts a t•mf> ft•r old lntndll. ttudf'nU •nd f11m1ly til r~ turn Furmtor "tud•nt ()rmH> \\ oHt \\e-a\tr 'lllloti

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B1·roming a child a~ain can b~ fun , but ha\'ing tu go through th~ pain' of Kruwin~ up agaln may nnt he v. hat it is cracked up to ~- Fnr Gorani­um, .,.jx actor... portrayed the pain!o. , jny .. . and e\'en the bev.il · d~rment ur children. Ida Yar­hornuRh dir~rted the play a' a ,tudent pruJtO. :\luch wnrk and last minute rehearsing went into the llruduction, hut after pufurmances were done every· nne agreed 11 had been an en­joyable tome.

1"1\a d r n nt"vtr d o aHm to t ..... pra\ t-t nousty. t'Spfi&all) at A<"hool.

The Geranium On The Window

Sill Just Died-But

Teacher You Went Right

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Th(• uc:tlon ot tlw "pia~ \\ 1thm a pia~:" t-\ulve~ around I.atrltc:hap, pluyed by ~.;,ophunwr(\ .Jt.•tl Fral'i(·r, a t\'pirall~ Engti ... h voun~ mnn H"'pir· ang tu lwt·om(• u t\pirntlv En~Ji..,h Lord with oil th~ nghh and thP '""'' tige therPol.

Hi~ climb to ~uf<'£•s-. 1"' farilitatE•d h\' his pn~itaon ~.., nn rxefuti\'£~. ml•m ber,hlp 10 tht· eilt1't Snuhb• ('luh and the l><·,tc>wnH·ntnf ntitle Blind· ed h,· ... un:t---~. h(> dt-,tro\'!oi. hi' rt-lu· Unn~hip wuh hi• wit•. plnved hv ju­mor Pattit~ l.u'-k, \\hiiP t•f>ing othf•r \\om£-n hfl' m("rts on hu--mt-..... t np ..

The realaz.uum of th(• rmptme .. ot hi~ liff' t>nc:roacht-.. upun ham n,nl~·

utter E\1• ''dead and he has mi ed the nppurtumt\ to ('ummumcAte to her hn" muth he truh ln\l'S and m·£'11~ ht'r ThE' ... ho" tncls on a ~>Chi· •' e not€' ns l.ittlt>c:hap ht·gan .... unt•\\

h" struggle lur lilrillm••H

Stop The World

Jr nnah•r \\1llt> .. mllkf:'S an annnun•tmt·nt a l'attlf' l.u~k ltH"' to ""out .Jt·rf trul('r

Trmllt-f!l And t·mutwn,., tlm· dunn" unt' '(·nt· t t1•rn ''Stup tht· \\ urld. I \\ant Tu

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Christmas Carol

Tht.- rla ...... ic. tal(' ot '"..\ C'hrhotma~ Carol" wa' prt-ented in December wnh a ca't ul 4~ peuplr. l'u!h uf 'mnke and lla>he, uf li~ht en~ulfed the audience into the wurld' nl Po,t. Pre,ent. and Future. Directed b' Rick Tyler. the pluy w._ts hi!'o. fir~t produetion. of th t> year \\ ith all the hard wnrk and effnrt put mto it, onf l'Hn ..,urelv heed. "C.od ble~s ve en•ryone!" .

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.. 1 '\~v~r S;~n~ Fur \1 ~· F<ither .. tell~ of ( ~ene Garr~ ... on \\ ho wa" al wa,· ... trvtn~ w pl(•ll'<' hi~ fatht-r, w win hi~ loq· and rE' ... l>t'C.'\ nnd '£"t hi.., fathrr \\3"' n('\'t:r rt·alh n•t:f'l>tl\t' tn t ht fa<'t Tht- trauma ... of ulrl a~£· con nicUng With \'flUthtultdPrh fr(•at£•d 8 mo~t intfn!-r drama Dirt>tt£'CI a ... a student p rnJeft ))~· Pam \lcw.re, "'!Jh· omurt-. the pin\· was lilltd wi th a mal" ing lightin~ and s~t design, that en thralled the audit'nc.'l' into tht" ac.· t ion nl the pia\'.

fWic•'A thuu- "'Jitllt'r ~J11f"rnpt" '" cnml1rt hat- mcth tr, l.u.a lrlt

l..frt. A tfn~ mnmfnt b.t'oiiiHn r.tht:r •nd "'"· Kf\ In

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Rainmaker '"The Ramm•kPr'" wa' the ~enior

PruJett in Theatre nl Lisa Annelle lrle and .Jefl Gumm. They p<>rlraved Lizzie. the farmer' daughter. and Starbutk, the '!ranger" hu promi>ed rain.

The , .• ,!. d~rected b,- Karlene \lurpht•w Tyler. a(,., mciuded Rick Tvler "' H (' . Ru"ell Carswell "' .hm, Lindall Cnx as the Sheriff. and Kev1n C'nrmnn "' File.

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West Side Story

".\!aria," "On<· H:md One H< 1rt 'l'uni~ht" the:-.e and other ""E'II·known .... unJ:!o tamE: tu campu~ with Alpha P,i Ome~a and the .\lrl'her-un Th~­atre Guild', production ul "\\'p,t Side Stor\" un Ma\ I and 2.

Th£> produrtinn 1nvohed many team~ wurkinJ{ together Rick Tvler "'"' the di rector. a'sisted b~ Li•a An neue I rle The chnrrographer ""' Ro,e­marie Mi,treua, vocal director, Stephame Graber; and orche.tra director. Larrv K111el

.Jeff Gumm portrayed the iead rnle nt 'l'uny, and McPherson HiRh School •t udent Shern • Payne played uppuSite him 8' Maria

The production W8!'i! al!i.o ~i,·t~-n to t he- Hutary Convenlllm one week before its puhlir debut.

Lrh ""ht"n Hilt ( l.Jan Cumml ulkJ fM'OJ•I~ h"tt'n t.o .... rr lrtc, .\l.tn (,umm smg" h11~ mt"foAft~,. ttJ H11r.;dd Hf!K'OI' '"'',..."' utht, Tum Jf'll (,umml 11nd \t.u1• t:"<~htrt\ l'a\nt) plrdgt thtH lu\f'

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Commencement The 9:lrd rommenrement ceremonv of :\ld'her­

"'" Colle~e "a' held Sunday. :\lay 2.i. at 2::l0 p.m. in Rruv.n Audtturium. Eight~·-mne semors heard Dr Rovmond Florv. retiring profes.or of hi<torv, ~ive the rommenrement addre.-, "\\'here From Here·> ..

Diane Miller, <.oeninr cia.-.~ president. gave the 'eninr 'tatement, and the :\lr Phe"on Colle~e Choir •an~ "('antate Oommo" and "Beautiful Savior"

FnllowinK th<• rcremon~. the traditional reeep· uon hnnorin~ the graduate' was held in the Quad­rang!<~ orea

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79 Seniors Receive Degrees

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CLASSES

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ATHLETICS

Football

football

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Football Th~ Battling Bulldo~s of 1981 fieldffi a 70-m~mber 'quad

and fini,hed th~ ~a-on w1th a 2-6 r~cord. The team \\&S

coa('h~d by L~e Dubms. with coaches Cnpe. Latim~r. and \\'nght a.si,ung. Co-captams wer~ Keith Hunter. th~ lon~ 'enior, and Carlton \\'illiam,. :\!any player. ar~ ~xpect~d tu return, although Coach Dobyns re5ignffi in :\lav

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Volleyball

Above: Conch Hoyer 'et> it up. Hight: Luc~ Martine' ·

Finoshong woth a 2· 14 rerord. the volleyball team is lookmg forward to next year when most all plaver, will return. Deb Hettele ""' .elerted Most lmpruved Plaver. The roarh i' Paul (;raht>r

Scoreboard

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Mac "· Friend, Mac v,. Hethel Mac v>. Tabor Mac vs. Het hanv Mac vs. St. Mu~v Mac v•. Sterling Mac'"'· KWll Mac ,., Hethel \1ar ,.,_ Tahur !\1ac ,.,, Hethanv Mac v-. St. \Ia~'

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Mac Soccer Club

The \lcPh<•r-<m College soccer club ha> •hown SJlontful and phy•iral cooperation and a lot of impruvement in the 1980-81 year.

The uffkers were Charle• Ogwang (Jr., llgandn), captain; Stuart Knoll (soph., Nor­ton), C<>-rnptau>: Diana Shenefelt (fr., Coun­cil flluffs, Iowa ), manager; and Su•an He"wig hr., \kPherson), a-sistnnt mana~er

Student Council plaved its part in recog­nmng the -c><:cer club and findjng funds for the team, and more support from Sturn is expected next year

In the fnll season, the team scored ~9 goals \\ith 19 against them. In the spring. they scored :1-1 aga>n>t :10. In the fall, the club wa• co~cnnd in their di\'i~ion, but thev were moved tn a tougher division durfng the spnng 'f'8"'0n.

Mo re part1c1panls are expected in yea r'!o. to enme, a.• the club will be recruiting both men and women.

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I.rad h\ ,\11-!'nnlrrrm·r ,.,. iur guard.DuuK Cnvtor, thr men lmi,hrd r'"rnth on thr KCAC thos \"rar C'u.u-h Huh Fairhank noted ~te.:uh 1m pro' em~nt and a \\illingnt• .. !<o to \\urk hard to motke nt"xt sen .. nn hHtrr lndi· vidual tt>.tm t'rorinft and rr­huunding lt•adn "'8' \like Hi~­J!irl'-, .md l>oug C.l\t'r lrd m trre thro"' pt·rt rntng(

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Men's Basketball

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Sterling Coli<·~· fil St. .Jnhn', Cnllrg<•·lili St. Mar\·, nl thr l'bnn•·ilil Brthan~ Cnllt·gHi I Kan ... a .... \\'esiP\'011 t naH•r.-.atv-il Snuthwbtrrn Cnllt'l(P·f>l . Friend ... l nhtr .. uv-~) Beth•l Cullr~r·lii Tabor Cnlle~e·9~

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Women Tie For Conference

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ThP wnmtn Bulldc>j:, turnPd thmgs around in 1980-81, fin­ishing with a 19-9 rpcord aftPr going :l-22 thP \'Par before. ThP team urd St. .\lary's fnr co­champonnship nf t-he KCAC, and rrpre,entrd the IPagur in thP rPgional tuurnamPnt. Wnh no '>Pnior .... thf team and Dr. Paul GrabN, "ho was named Coach of the \"par, are looking to next V(•ar

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Track \I em beT' of the men\ trark team are: Sron

Green, \\'all Gaston, Rohhv Culbreath, Everett Bradley, .John Hoffman, Lee Ander,, Kip Coulter, Dan Le\'allev and DnH Rich

The women\ trnt·k team are: Teresa Goodfel­lo" , Terry Eno,, .Julie Nolan, .Jo~ Spangler, \'ale rta Kellv. Lurv ~lartinec, Dtan Proffill, Ewlvn Smith, Tracv ·c:rifli, nnd .Joni \\'hitt iker Th.ev tcwtk lth pla~e tn K('A\. The men are roached h\ Fredd, \\'ibon and Davt· C'rtpt "hile the \\C>me;t a.rp coac:hed h' Larn Latimer

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Women's Tennis Coached hv Dr Doris Coppock. the wom~n \ tenms team

member< were Diane :\tiller. Suz1e :\!orale,, Dani Powell. Tere· !l8 G<H><Ifellm\, Trudy Christ\', Pat Helmer. Ann Swartzen • druher, '\ann Birt, and Diana Shenefeh.

R 1ck H:••"'- , ll11nt' \hllt>r , Su11t- \I •r~t!t-.. '\<tn\;\ Utrt I f'rU<l (;,-.Jdfrtto", Trud\ Chrl .. t\ Dan• Po~rll .. run! Jtu,. \nn .,<Aa fi.Lt"n•lruh..r .mrl ll111nM 'hruf'll'll

Men's Tennis

It ha~ hN·n ,l ~oud \ear fur th~ ml·n·, tenni' u•.<am Thev ha\'e nt\\ uniform~ now ,uid had thtt ltnm.., ruurt r~ ... ur fa<·ed ond li~hl' on-tailed. Thev plotrd th>rd in KCA(' wtth l hr>r runforenre record fl-2. Tf:>am mrmher"' arr: Doug Ga\·er fwhn wn~ c:ho ... en all·rnnftren<·Pl ,Jeff Crist. Dale '.!axe\. \\all\' Huherls, (;len Snell. llrut'l' S~t•warl and .Jim Heiser Thr 1<•11m ""' .-narhed h,· .JerrY Holman. .

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Golf

\ !ember> nf the \lac Golf Team for this vear are Dan Coffman, Wade Thie><en, B~uce Spitzer. \like Hi~K'"'· \like O'Dwyer. Toni An· Kelo, \I arty Garri<on. :\like .Jamie"'"· .Jeff Hart and rNurmng lettermen Kevin Carman and .Jack Knehn. Th" ho' oeen a building ~·ear fur the team whic·h explains their performance throughout the year Take heart though. team. Coach Graher "'0Y~ that you're improving.

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ORGANIZATIONS

Choir

Splling grapPi run and oranges wru,

the maJor fund raa ... rr fur the music d~partmrnt to supp<>rt the Concert Choir tour in the spring. M~mhrr. sold nHr i;OO boxes of

fruot.th~n tc wok rare ofunluading and ct(>hvt'rY v. h(•n it arrived

Thr . 7fi mtomhrr rhoir rrhrar~ed durin~ tht- !<!pnng term in prepara~ tiun for thrir !() day tour on which they sang for 12 rhurrhe• and sox <rhuuls on Oklahuma, ~1issouri, and Kansa~. thPn a final ronrert here at Md'hPNon

Music

Chn1r mrmhtt'l qun-tlon tht mu K' h 1h11 ¥>hf'rr "'t' .atf'• Ho .... dut-slhu. a:u"' ~m Inn tht ra.:hl fllleh \m l1 n thr rrghl [NII{t-" Uu I hd\t' to !lollll lhts.,

Fall Concert Choir Pictured in the bottom photo, the Fall

Concert Choir was the larger of the two. They gave the traditional Fall and Christmas concerts and also performed with the \1cPherson Community Symphony Orche•­ra. In November they also had the opportu­

nity to work with \'incent Per-.ichetti, a ~ rominent contemporary American compos-or.

Spring Concert Choir Pictured in the top photo, the Spring Con cert Choir, the college's touring choir, per­formed during Regional Youth Conference and ga\e a Mother's Oay Concert in addition to choir tour

H:u·k rov. (in·~ Ft·nno, ( Mul S\lotank. I.Mn S..·h1('k, l.un Hl•tnuthl. \aru~ (~rH!l:ll- \'a \\ illl;lm F 1 udcllk-llt·nh.tugh, Brtlt I' H.1uma" \I an Cumm. :\dr11111 Ft,hhurn Pruu Tht'l' \11ddlf" rnv. .Juhn flnllrnnn l.l~a Bmnk ... I Jan \I,J tf'r-.clll, Cirt K Kt11 .. hnl( !drum-.), Ci .. ilt-n H£>t•\(' .. 1-'rmH ruv. .Julw lhtk harl11 \1ar ... hall. l\a,th\ S1.1.t111k E~o~.t-rt. llrtnda Ha~-.dal('

McPherson College Singers The t\lcPher,un Culle~e Sin~e" are a •e·

lect vocal e>n~mhle "'ho perform for \'ariou~ campus acti\·itie~ 8'-i welt a-, aero~.·., the com munity and ~tate. Tht!-i ver~atile group t-. an important faret of Mrl'hersun College's mu sir department, and spreads an abundance of musir and goodwill through their ronrrrts.

.\hu\f• t\U.illf' Ktm lllt't·ltllun th• hu .. £111 l·h111r tdur Htlht c;u-,: h.t-a hnat and H•nd' \vran ttw:•k 1•n 11art ul tht' luodnt~ 11ncl nnloadmg duunt 'hmr tuur rhank .CU\ \UU dtd. 5:ft'a1 .tub IWI<>'A. thr .\II \mrrtcan tlmf' Jl.DM't luha lluk lrad 1 l{ltnlt' ur catll 'A hilt' tr.t\t'ltn, 8!1 chautrMJr ".lan h.f'tflahrr looh '"

Choir Tour "l.nique very unu,uul being

the onlv one of its kind" wa' the defini­tion Aaron Crag~ gave to this year\ choir tour. Ch(llr memhers survived the spring tour de,ptte the many hour' of travel and the nu hug which was pa--ed around Rut all choir members thought tt wa' " ·urth-.hile when they dtd per­form

A hun•_ \lcPht r!ICm Cullt'gt' Band rt>ht'&r1'1n(t: with \'inrt nt Pt rou:hf'ltl for thto r\u~r·tm~·r ft•nn rt Bt'ln~A , .lf' nnJI"er \\illt'l' ll>llPil<•rl .. tht h.l .. kt>thall team

Band During the fall 'eme,ter, the :\lcPherson College

Band was loud and amusmg at •ports activitie. and forceful and soothing for their scheduled concerh. This November they had the opportunity of rehear,­mg and pre<enting a concert with the compo.er 1con­ductor Vincent Per~ichetti, who is a prominent con · temporary American composer. He directed the band on his two 'elections, "P-alm for Band. Opus :;:rand "Serenade for Band. Opus 8ii." The band ah.o pre­>ented a Christmas concert

Pep hand was organized to support the football and ba,ketball teams. Fnr football the band marched one game with their '"hose-horns," throughly enjoy­ing the reactions from the crowd. Basketball season had its loud' and quiets, as it wa, uncertain JUSt when the hand could play and what the hand could do, without breaking rules. One of the perils of bas­ketball season is watching out for halls and players. when playing or preparing to play. so one doesn't end up with a basketball face.

A hove, C'arnl Swank wnnde" 1f shrs ~oing to knock her hat nff and if she'• on the r ght beat. Below, .Jan En·

mble members rehenr'e fnr the upcoming performAnce-. Here everwne lrw>ks thrilled wtth thei~ music.

Jazz Ensemble .Ja77 En~emblt only pE"rfurmed t~o r •n

cert:-. la:-.t ... prin~ Hhe- onh term .Jazz Ens,pm bit is held) becau.-e mr"t of th~ m~mhNs were invol\"ed ln ~orne &..'-pet"l of thP 'llrmg mu"'ical. The Ens(>mbte•, two pt"rfurmanrt• were fur Convo and the Sturn-..,ponso'rt.-d .Jan Ice Cream Social held in Ma\· \lu"' lrum different jazz periods, numhE'r~ ran~m~ I rom "The Dancin~ l'uppet"tn "TSOP" """ pt·r formed. This en•emble is direned hv l'rnfes "-HT Larry Kitzel and is another a_ ... ~.:t>t to tht" McPher~on College .\lu•ic Department.

Spectator

The SpN·tator pub)i,hed twenty issue. under the d1rettu:m of hr~l ..,eme~ter editor.in·chief Oon Stin· nette and 'etnnd 'eme .. ter editor-in-chief r.Jatt Hnwell.

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Alpha Psi Omega

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Home Economics

Chapter

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Industrial Arts Club

Front rowe \1ax E"'1h. Oalt l•t~ltr, E'ereu Bradley. Kenny Ni('hols Back rv~o~o. Stephen Pnrttr, Pwfts8our Stt\:t Sv.aru, .Jay

Warner \hkf' ':\ic•"al, Ph•l KlnJ. •

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International Students Organization

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Music Educators' National Conference

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Administration

Ed-.ard ButiN Vice Pre,•dent fur :;tudent Ser ,-ire~

Merlin Frant7 Vice Pre!-oident for AdmmJ..,lro tive Sen·ice:o,

Paul Hoffman Pre,ident

1\urma Tutker \ 'i<e Pre,ident for Academic Spn·ire""~

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Development

Max C:umn'l

EMh~r ~:m,will~r l\lail Clerk

Susan Taylur .Juurnoli'm

Lothor Srhwfder Cuurdinatur Hutchin"m EDP

Frant·e~ Gmalabon Secretarv. Alumni Office .

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.Jana c:llt•flllf( Atruunt• 1',1~ nhlt• Clerk

Cheri \ Iiller Account> Rrtt·•vahle Clerk

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. fohn S nl'il f'nurdmatur ot Studtnt At"li,·itit:'"

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.Jam Thornd~ l>lrt>t·tur, S \(;;\ Food ~t·t\IC't.

-. .Jud\ Hutler lli rettc.r, :\f)SI, l'rogram

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Joh n \\'a~oner Direct<>r, Financial A•d•

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.Jeame Hnh rer Finantial Aids Records \oun~t·ICJr

1\lar<'IR \\'alters Arndemir Record• Counselor

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.Joann~ Hamlin A''ManL on Stud~nt P~r-onnel Ser"ice•

Connie Swartz s~retary, \' ic~ President for Stud.enl en·ice~

Donald Hapward Dir~ctnr of Admis~ion~

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Dal~ Culcbmith Philu-nph\' .I.e Heli~wn

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Science And Mathematics Ric·hard Zerger Phy .. tr:'\

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C:ilfurd lk•nlwrn Hiulog\

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Industrial Arts

Ste\ P ::-;.wart/ l ndu~tri<-ll Eduutllon

H•rb 7.<x>k lndu,trial Fdu<·at>un

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Auto H(:~1ur,,tiun

Auto Restoration

T . . Jamb \\ •lh·m-Lah Sup(·rt·i~or, lndu~treal Edu('ntiun

.Julian .June l ndlNnai Edlu .Hwn

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Cormne Hughhunb l.an~unges

Da\'Wn Rnthruck F.ducatwn

English, Education,

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Monroe Hu~hbunks Rducntion

.Jan van A-. ... elt German & l.eurnin~ Skill-

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Herb .Juhn'<tn OirN·tor, Lt•arninK lh·..,ourrel!! Ct:nter

Library

Bookstore .Jud\· Fuulk<• Bnu·k~torf \1ana~:ter

Alice Hen,on Director. Learnin~ Skill' Center

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Behavioral Science

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Art

M~rrin (;udfrev Superintendent, Huilding> and Ground>

Maintenance \t •nltontlnl'P Pf't'M)nm'l \1 n.dftff l\ttfll«k. M( rt-t.an., l.allu1n (; H•lht· lWkf'r Paul \\age ntr ,

Paul Graber At hletie O.reetor/ Phy•ieal Edueation

Larrv Lntimer t\!--'i~tant , Athletic~ MaintenanrP De1>artments

Physical Education

Dorio Coppock Phyoical Education

Hubert Fo1rhank Ph~·"ral Educat ion

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Fur th~ he't place to bu~· th• ~ifl ur diamond for

'our !o~pt'cial one

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Me PH ERSO FLORAL

104 S. \IBm 241-4:11:l

Fin~ tlmhm~ lur the ;\Inn and Young \1nn

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Finr (~ifts And Dt~rorativt• AtC:(l!o.!o.OriCI.,

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Stationery

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Monday through Saturday 6 am. to 2 p m. 204 . Main McPherson 241-1683

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Floral Fa•h•on' and G•fl• :105:-\ Main McPherson

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Thnnk You' Tu All

Our Advrrti~l.'r-

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\huHaniff:o \luhammnd '>II, 99

Allen. Kathv 2K All!·n. Lui· IS Amar . Amtalrt 1M A ndfr,.,, I.P£· 7'7 \ppel. Hrur!· 1~. 1 ~ •. !12

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Bailey. <:eor~e :1(1 Bakar, F'adziloh IR Baldner. f{ut h I~ Barrhe'h. I\(• It v lll!i BaumAn. Bruf!' ··12, ~fi Bau<. !\lark :]6, !1:1 Becker. Billie 122 Behren,, Carol IS Bender, Brure 1~ Her~. Dmo~la, I~ Berggn·n .. Jefl 12 Bertholf. Sharnn 9. 111 Bin~ham, Elva 12, !n Rlrt. :\anry 7. ~!-\. 71, 7x Billinger. na,·id IR Rinke. Todd 2>< Brodie~·. E-.rett !l.'i. !lK Bran,on. \lenh n Ill Brigho. Tonv IM Rri ... roe. Harold 21, :!!-.. :!)'\, HU.

'II , 91! Brook,, .Jeoneue IH Brook,, LI'O 12. Kti Brown, Hobert !lH Brubaker, Beth Ill Burge, E, ther :16 Burkhardt, Charlo' 117 Burkholder, Debbie IH Burkholder .. John 11 fl Burns. Beth ·~6. 16 Butler. Edward Ill I Butler, .Judv 109 Button. David S.i Buuon. Kari.n 18

c Carlson, Kevon 19 Carl•on, L)·nn 19, 97. lllO Carman, Kevin 19, 2!!, 90. 92.

Index !II

f"arpentt:r. S<"o\l i. 11. 4.! Carw.ell. Hu--ell 20. 2.'o. 2» Chn"'t~n .. en. Sten• 19 Chn•toan. Su~ette .lH, !II Chn,t\. Trudv 12. ~~. '"1 Collman. Anne !J:l C'oflman. Carol 36 ('ofl man. nan ~9. 9!1 Coffman. ,Joel 9.~ C'11lber~. 11anielle 1!1 Cule. Caroh n 2h <'<~lc. Hobert 19. 9:1, 11~1 ('ulllc,h. !\lark :u;, 90 ('nlvin .. Jnhn 11, :16. 96 Coh·in. Pat 29 C'urn,, Randv 19 CopJlork. Dun' 12:1 Llltton. 1\athv 2~. :15 ('ox. l.mdall :16. li9 Cox. l\largarel ~9. 1(~1 Cox, Tim 99 C'npe. David 109 C'n,t .. Jell 29, 71. 91i Cmt. Tom '16 Croufh. Eric ~9 Crumpacker, Cindy 12 Culbreath. Hohh~ .). ~~.%

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D'Ale-.sandro. Anthonv :r: llavi,, Barbara ~9 DnvO>, l'ntln ~2. 9K De t'nursey: We.ley 114 Deffenbaugh, Todd ~9. Rfi. 1(~1 Deitz, Kathryn 36, 95 11ell. Cindy 9. ~2. ~~. 96. 97,

101 Dr ll. Monam Hl5 Deni'lln, Brvan :l6 Dixnn, Lisa '29 Dnbyn<, Lee Ill Dob)·n,, Leshe 49 l)nd;oon, .Jim 10!> Oud>on, Susan 105. JU'j Dnvle. Kath\' ~. 42 Ou'ocan. Bri~n 31 11uncan, Dnug ~3 Dutrow. AI 114 11yck, .Julia II, 1;6, 87

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1-:.trlv. Uu.uw 1.i Ehhrrt, .J.om<r 2. 1~. II, 'it., 97 Ed~t·ll, \'orgonul ~9 Edm11nd•, c;ene I!! fo:i,t·lr, Kim 29. 1 •:! Em,"ilt-r. E•tht·r lllto Erasrnan, (;nil ,\U E .. ~nr .. J.\n ';-\ E'an .... l'nt ''j Ewalt, \l.n •1:; 1•:\\ert. 1\uthv S\\,mk m. kfi En·kn. Frt•dt•rtrk 1!1. lifi

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Ga!•dd!•rt. Dawn ~. &:1. \17 C:ard. \1nrk 19. liXl Gns~. Lillinn 1:.!2 C:auhy, Sidn!'\' ~:1. 911 (;ay-.. Dnug :lO. 6H, fl!l, Ill, 'i I,

81. 96 Geiman. K1m 19 Gei,ert. Mall 19. !lO Glove,, Su•nn 19 Glenn. 1..- 13 Gndfrev. \lerrin 105. 122 Gn(•nn~ .. )ana Ill~ Gc,..ring. \'aughn ~~ GuJd,berry. DPbhie 19 Gold,mith. Dale 112 Goodfello\\, Kri,ten 24. :10. 92,

9~. 11:\ Goodfe llo\\, Tere•n 7, ~3. 76,

i8, 96, 9R. WI, 113

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Cra~r. Paul 123 Cra~r. Stephame 120 Cra~K. Aaron 2, :li. 86. 9:1. 99 C ront, Karen 50. 9·1 Green. Roht'rt 118 Grib~n. Kathy 50, 74 Grobhen, Tim 2. 13 Griffis. Trat~ 1:1. 7!1. 7 ~. jli Gr<"hach. Anita :!.'>. 92 G ro,e, Bruce .17. 96. 9~ Gron•. Ro-.al~a 50, 6:l, j.J, ;,;,

!19, 100 Gumm, .\lan 21. :17, ~6. 91. 92.

94, 11Ml Gumm .. Jellrey 20. 21. !10, 94,

9H, 11M) Gumm, \1ax 100 Gumm, ~hurun 9H Gustaf .. m. Frantb 107 Gu>taf-.m, Steve 120

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101 Hart .. Jeff 10. 1<0 Heckart, \lnnu·a 'II , 9·1 Hr.m, Dama 4:1 He~>er, .Jim ~~~ Heisrv. Kavla ~~~ Helmer. P.inv :1. fin Hende"un, c:erald .'>I, HI lien"'"· ,\hte 11'1 Hen'""· Angie 1:1. 97 Herman. ('hr" 4:1 Hi!'ronvmu ... Pam :10, Gf., 'i ~ Hlg~"''· 1\ltke 69 H1ld. Don ~,o ll iltnn. Oav1d 50 Huffman, .Juhn 2f>, :ll, 86 Hnllman. \hk ;"!(), f>l, 100 Huffman, Patd 2:1, 2·1, 2.1. 11)4 Hoffman. Sandra 2r,, :11 Holderread. Rnmhi !II Hulderreod .. John :II Hnlderread, Sue 13 Hullu-.av .. Janite f!ll Hult. Leo rMl Ho"' t'. l ... aura ~() Howell. \loll .10. 66, 90, 91 Huddlestnn Kevm 1:1 Huffaker, Oan .'ill

Hughbanks. C'unnne Hughbanks. \1onrue 99, 118 Humphnes, Galin ·1:1, 97 Hunter, Keith 23, :12

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99 Keefer, Debi .; I Kelly, \'alecia .;t, 72, 74, 7;;,

•s Kellner, Pr"cilla :12. 94. BH Khaider, \luhammud fl9 Kieffaher. Alan 117. 109 Kim, Kttae 44. 66, 87 King, Phil 66. 9.'i Kirkdorffer, Kim :12, 94. 9~ Kit£el, Larry 99. 120. 121 Klement, Adnana II Klotz, Mark 66 f<nachtedt, Rhonda .'i~. 67 Knoll. Stuart 44. R6, 67. fill Kuehn, Brent 32 Koehn, Cynthia Ill Kuehn, .Jack 37. l:!ll Kuehn, Trnv 52 Kuni<ek, ~1arvclare 122 Krehbiel. Tim 44

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9H. I!Ml. lUI \larunez. Lun II, 64. 1),;, o6,

96 Ma•un, Daniel 3:1 \Ja..,on, Tom :tt !l!n,te"""· Dan 44, b6, 91, 92.

9.1, !19, JIM) \la•e\ Dale 52. 79, ~1. 9:1 \lcKmnell .• lame, 44, 92, 93,

9!! \l<·Murrnv. Kelh· .'>2 \lellull. \ 'vonne .12 \l!'tt~er. \1oyne II 7 \le11ler, Laurel 52 Mile,, (;turin ~2 Miller, C'heri IU!l M1ller, l'indv J7 Miller. ll1nne 22. :1:1, 78, 94 Mtller, .Juri 10, 37, 96, 11:1 Mtller. 1\enneth 38 Mnllhagen, Bnon :1:1 Mullha~en, Dav1d :18, IU Mollhngen, Hobin :13 Muore, Elame II. 65 Moure, Pam :IH, 91 \1nrnle,, Suzie :1. 7:!, i4, 71! \lurn-.m, Sherri 9:1, 94 \lowr .. )on !18 \1uivlhill, Pat ~2 '\lurer, Ste'e 52

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:1~ Schick, Larr~ 40, !>6, 98, lUI Schmidt, Tina 47, 90, 93 Schweder, Lothar 101 Schweppe, Lmda 54 Shank, Hannah 34 Shankhn, Grant 5.J Sheaffer. ,Janet 35. 91, 92 Sheldon .. Jeff 39 Shenefelt, Diana 54, iS Shepard, David 54, 66 Slaina, Richard 54 Smith, Evelyn 54, 76 Smith, Sheri 54 Smyres, Elizabeth 55 Snell. Acaloa 47, 92. 98 Snell. Glen .)5 Snell, .John 92. 93, 109 Snell, Lloyd 40 Snell. Teresa Enos 24. 29, 76,

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100 Swank. Wanda 55, IOU Swartz, Cunnie Ill Swarl1, Steve 116 Swartzendruber. Ann 55, 78,

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99 Weaver, Den"r \\nlfe I~ Weddle. Cnnnoe Ill \\'h ita<·re. Kathy Frantz ~5 \Vhotfield. \\'nlla<r 41, 69 W hotlev. Alan ~.7. 92. I ill \\'hilliker, .Juno II. ill, <i W hotuker, l.un f>i, 90 \\'illem•. Brent l l Willem•. T .fames 117 Wille, . . Jennifer ;;;, HR William,. \'octur 5<. Htl, 90.

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Thank You! l'he l!lhl Quo<.lrangle wa' C<>mpiNed with the

help nl Konn Stiggons, husine'< manager. and the following pent>le whu wurked nn lamut-. copv and phutngraphv .·\ngoe Henson. Cindy Dell. :llik Huffman. Susan He""'!!· Deb Heue'le. Della wan Sidek. Carnl C'nflman. Linda Sch"eppe .. Janet Sheaffer, Trudv Chri,ty and Sherral Hus<ell.

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There was a tome for yesterday;a time of memories both sad and gay. There is a time for today. Life is for living it's yours to enjoy. There will be a time for tomorro" a time to folio" your dreams and find all those things in your life that mean happiness to you. There's o tome to remember A time to say good-bye .

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