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Builder Family
Moundbuilder 2013
Volume 102
Southwestern College
Winfield, Kansas 67156
August 2012 to May 2013
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1. What does it take to be a family? Not all families are connected by blood.
It has a much deeper meaning, especially to Builders. There isn’t a specific
time when you become a Builder. Sure, there’s the time when you send in your
application, the day you sign your letter of intent and, of course, the first day
of class. But, actually being a Builder sneaks up on you. It’s the discovery
that you have this undeniable passion for Southwestern. You realize that
the friends you made at Builder Camp are now people you can see yourself
growing old with. You start to understand that the rock you placed on The
Mound your freshman year is now a memory that you can cherish for a
lifetime. One day you will show your children the small piece of granite that
made you part of this family, a family that will stand together and give you
a2 place to belong. This is the Builder Family. (Stalder) 2. Elle Nguyen, biol-
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ogy sophomore, tosses her rock onto the Mound. Students place their rocks
during the Moundbuilding Ceremony to become part of the Builder Family.
(Woon) 3. Students admire the assortment of rocks that were placed in the
Mound on Aug. 23. Rocks as far back as 1927 can be seen in the Mound and
represent students who make up the Builder Family. (Woon) 4. Anastasia
Prokopis, business administration senior, and Jessie Riggs, liberal arts &
sciences senior, show their Builder pride by taking part in the SC Breakdown.
By raising a one and belting out “SC,” students know they are part of the
Builder Family. (Woon) Opposite. Hannah Podschun, English senior and Kaley
Rodriguez, elementary education senior, sing the alma mater. Podschun and
Rodriguez have been members of the Leadership Team for four years, giving
them another Builder Family. (Woon, page design Stalder)
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Builder Camp
1. Tanner Seidel, general studies senior, Austen Holloway, psychology junior,
Emily Honsicker, athletic training sophomore, Rebekah Miller, biology sophomore, Christine Sheppard, chemistry junior, Trey Bruton, mathematics junior,
Nolan Davenport, mathematics junior and Jaimee Grinstaff, athletic training
junior, relax by the pool during some free time at Builder Camp. This was a
good time for freshmen and orientation leaders to get to know each other
outside of the assigned activities. (Woon) 2. Tania Espinosa, undeclared
freshman and Gabby Gamez, biology freshman, canoe on the lake on the
second day of Builder Camp. Canoeing was one of the numerous activities that
students had the opportunity to enjoy. (Woon) 3. Raquel Grant, undeclared
freshman and Katherine Keene, marine biology freshman, perform a skit
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on behalf of the white squad. The skits were the last chance for each team to
earn points and wow the judges before the final scores were tallied. (Woon)
4. Braeden Berger, undeclared freshman, Monica Gomez, athletic training
freshman and Taylor Bleumer, biology freshman, set up for the tug of war
competition. Teams fought in the Battle of the Builders for bragging rights
at Builder Camp. The black squad took home first place. (Woon) Opposite.
Nicklaus Watts, history sophomore, and Paul Mata, business administration
sophomore, fight over the soccer ball on a make-shift field during some down
time. Builder Camp took place at Rock Springs Ranch in Junction City, Kan.
where freshman got to know each other on a more personal level before the
beginning of the new school year. (Woon, page design Stalder & Blackburn)
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Fall Frenzy
1. Zenas Lopez, theatre sophomore, aims at a target during one of the games
at the back-to-school block party. Students were able to enjoy games, free food,
and other activities with their friends before the school year began. (Woon)
2. Mallorie Coffman, athletic training junior, reaches for a paint brush during
the rock painting party on the lawn of Wallingford. This event encouraged
students to paint rocks and prepare for the Moundbuilding Ceremony which
took place Aug. 23. (Woon) 3. Nikia Smith, theatre sophomore, belts it out
while singing Kareoke as part of the block party. The block party was a way
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for students to relax and mingle before fall classes began. (Woon) 4. Raisa
Salim, early childhood education sophomore and Caleb Chua, philosophy &
religious studies junior, add details to the Discipleship rock during the rock
painting party. The rock painting party was one of the activities offered to
students during Fall Frenzy. (Woon) Opposite. Annjelina Robinson, accounting senior, hula hoops at the block party. This year the party took place in
downtown Winfield and students had the opportunity to ride the historic
trolley from campus to main street. (Woon, page design Stalder & Blackburn).
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Moundbuilding Ceremony
1.Chelsea Broyles, biology freshman, Jana Reichenberger, biology freshman, Bailey VenJohn, communication freshman and Lindsay Schumacher,
chemistry freshman, work together to put the Lady Builder Basketball rock
atop the mound. The women’s basketball team came into this season with 13
newcomers while returning 13 players. (Woon) 2. Erin Resa, nursing senior
and Kirstie Gronau, nursing senior, put in the Nurses Christian Fellowship
rock for the last time. This was the last year for the nursing program at
Southwestern. (Woon) 3. Kyle Killgore, communication junior and Jevyn
Voss, communication junior, sing along to the alma mater at the end of the
Moundbuilding Ceremony. Singing the historic song that has exactly 77
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words was a way for students and faculty alike to join in and show their
moundbuilder pride. (Woon) 4. Joey Tran, music junior and Nathan Bales,
music freshman, toss the SC choir rock into the mound at Cole Mound Plaza.
Students have gathered around the mound since 1927 to listen to Dean
Leroy Allen’s original speech and place their own personalized rock upon
the mound to become a part of history. (Woon) Opposite. Eric Anders, business administration junior and Frank Adelman, psychology senior, place the
men’s cross country rock into the mound. The men’s cross country team got
back on top this year by winning the conference championship after a heart
wrenching second place in 2011. (Woon, page design Stalder & Blackburn)
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New Additions
1. The women’s volleyball team breaks a sweat on the new court in Stewart
Field House. After getting a new floor in the summer, the volleyball team
was the first to experience and play on the newly redone court. (Woon) 2.
The Lady Builder basketball team saw some new changes in their locker
room. Not only did the locker room get a surround sound system, and a
newly mounted television, but the women also acquired two new sets of
uniforms that were different than anything they had in the past. (Woon) 3.
The Southwestern College soccer teams adopted a new logo this year, taking
part in the revamp of the athletic department. Both the women’s and men’s
soccer teams sported the new logo on their uniforms. Both Builder Basketball
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teams, along with volleyball also unveiled new logos and jerseys. (Woon) 4.
As part of the new additions to the athletic department, new chairs were
also purchased. The new look using “The Jinx is On” with the Jinx’ eyes is
part of a logo development that has sparked a change from the old black cat,
to a more fierce-looking feline. (Woon) Opposite. With a new court installed
in a lighter colored wood and a brand new design, Stewart Field House had
other embellishments added to increase its appeal. New banners were hung,
a new scorer’s table was installed and the gym was ready to host a roaring
student section and devoted fans for the first games on the new court. (Woon,
page design Stalder & Blackburn).
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1.Connor Drendel, master’s in special education, stretches out before a cross
country practice. Drendel performed a major balancing act, as a graduate
student, teacher and also continued his running career for the Builder cross
country team. (Vadillo) 2. Maddie Chapin, biology junior, winds up for a pass
during the purple and white scrimmage. Chapin earned First Team All-KCAC
recognition along with three other Builders. Joy Reyes, athletic training
freshman, earned second Team All-KCAC, Sierra Meyer, marine biology
sophomore and Kaci Hutchinson, elementary education sophomore, received
Honorable Mention for the second-straight season. The Lady Builder soccer
team ended with a 10-9 record finishing second in the KCAC tournament.
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(Carver) 3. Jordan Stalder, psychology senior and Chasity Clark, undeclared
sophomore, cover as Kenzie Lewis, business administration sophomore goes
up for an attack against College of Saint Mary. The Builders were swept by
the flames of Omaha, Neb. in a hard-fought match. (Woon) 4. Jordan Hill,
psychology junior, reads his script as part of his audition for “The Miser.”
The theatre department showcases major plays during each semester while
putting on several smaller productions. (Noble) Opposite. Jordan Barrett,
sports management senior and Brady May, sports management senior, drop
back looking to pass during a practice leading up to the Builders’ first game.
The team ended with a record of 4-7. (Dick, page design Stalder & Blackburn)
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September
1. Esther Oliver, biology sophomore, gives her personal testimony in Chapel
Sept. 5 while Zoe Rea, undeclared freshman, Lindsey Graber, elementary
education freshman, Esther Hoon, psychology senior, Keegan Huff, philosophy
& religious studies freshman and Brandi Young, athletic training freshman,
provide a musical presence. Students spoke about their personal life experiences while gaining the support of their classmates. (Woon) 2. Emily Tilton,
music freshman, Jasmine Jackson, music senior, Kaitlyn Holler, music education freshman, Milk Xu, master’s in education, sing at the Choral Festival
Sept. 26. Many times throughout the year the music department performed
concerts for students and the community. (Woon) 3. Nicklaus Watts, history
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sophomore, slide tackles an opposing player in a non-conference game against
the Central Christian Tigers. The Builders came up short against the Tigers
and lost 2-0. (Woon) 4. Zoe Rea, undeclared freshman, Julia Faust, theatre
junior and Elijah Gutierrez, business administration freshman, act out their
parts for “A Flock Flew Over Ohio” by Aron Pfingston, English senior. High
school and college students combined forces to write, direct, and perform
their plays all within a span of 24 hours. (Woon) Opposite. Kelsey Buffum,
mathematics freshman, leads the pack during the WSU Gold Classic in
Wichita. The women’s cross country team finished the year second at the
KCAC meet Nov. 3. (Dick, page design Stalder & Blackburn).
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October
1. Sally McGuire, liberal arts and sciences senior, explains her Introduction to
Sustainability class project. McGuire wanted to inform others about a green
lotion that protects your skin and doesn’t harm the environment. (Carver)
2. Dave Denly, head women’s basketball coach, discusses his team dynamics
at the Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference basketball media day. The Lady
Builders were picked to win conference by the media and the coaches. (Dick)
3. Jordan Giddings, sport management freshman, participates in a magic
trick to cut a never ending string. Magician Dennis Watkins performed in
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Richardson Performing Arts Center for an estimated 60 students. (Woon) 3.
Tendai Kwaramba, biology senior, works on her Physical Chemistry packet
to prepare for an upcoming test. Kwaramba spent countless hours in the
library for this course, earning a well-deserved A for the semester. (Jiao)
Opposite. Rachel Vieyra, freshman setter, gives a signal to a hitter while
Ashley Schoenhofer, freshman middle hitter, prepares to run her call to
attack Ottawa. The Builders fell to the Braves 25-23, 25-16, 25-16 on Oct.
20. (Vadillo, page design Vieyra).
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October
1. During the annual South Kansas Symphony Halloween concert, performers play songs such as the “Star Wars Epic,” selections from “Phantom
of the Opera” and “Corpse Bride” while dressed in a variety of costumes.
South Kansas Symphony Conductor Daniel Stevens, associate professor of
music, said this is his favorite show because children love the way people
get dressed up and play familiar songs. (Woon) 2. Brenna Truhe, accounting freshman, tees off at the South Central Kansas Fall Invitational. The
men’s and women’s golf teams hosted this event at the Winfield Country
Club. (Dick) 3. After a successful meet recieving 4th of 25 schools, the
men’s cross country team comes in for a huddle and the SC breakdown.
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Friends of the runners Kaley Rodriguez, elementary education senior, and
Jesse Riggs, liberal arts and sciences senior, came out to support them in
the Southwestern College NAIA Mid-States Classic. (Stalder) 4. Norman
Ornstein speaks about politics during The Docking Lecture. Freshmen were
required to attend the lecture for their First Year Experience class to get
more information about politics before they voted for their first time. (Jiao)
Opposite. Sierra Meyer, sophomore outside midfielder, goes in for a steal
while playing against conference opponent Ottawa University. The women
ended up losing to the Braves and ended their conference play 4-5 during
the 2012 season. (Dick, page design Walker)
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Homecoming
1. Dr. Cheryl Rude, director of Leadership Southwestern, and Rev. Ashlee
Alley, director of Discipleship, show their Builder pride in front of the
Mound wearing new service learning t-shirts for Discipleship, Leadership
and Green Team. A photo booth was sponsored for Service Learning alumni
after the football game. (Woon) 2. Austin Davis, marine biology freshman,
and Zoe Rea, undeclared freshman, perform the opening scene as Valere and
Elise in the play “The Miser.” A scene from this play performed at KCACTF,
a regional theatre festival in Lincoln, Neb. in January. (Woon) 3. Meeka
Gentry, psychology senior, and R.J. Schnack, physical performance and
sport studies senior, show their excitement for Discipleship’s dodgeball
match. The traditional Homecoming parade was cancelled due to rain, but
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the dodgeball match weathered the storm. (Jiao) 4. Anthony Sims, freshman
running back, jukes Friends’ lineman during the Homecoming football game.
The Builders defeated the Falcons 32-21 to earn Head Coach Ken Crandall’s
first win over Friends and the football program’s 499th win. (Woon) Opposite. Colton McNinch, biochemistry junior, and Kaley Rodriguez, elementry
education senior, decorate themselves with sashes after being crowned. The
Homcoming court also included Anastasia Prokopis, business administration
senior, Meeka Gentry, psychology senior, Hannah Podschun, English senior,
Danielle Morford, marine biology senior, Joacob Aron Pfingsten, English
senior, Chris Cole, physical education senior, Frank Adelman, psychology
senior, and Clint Dick, communication senior. (Woon, page design Vieyra)
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Homecoming
1. Jinx Dancers Ricki Dillard, psychology freshman, Aimee Griffin, business
administration freshman, and Hunter Michel, marine biology freshman,
dance to a “Come Together” and “Tick Tock” mash up at the Homecoming
football game against Friends University. The women are choreographed by
both the dancers and their coach Donnette Dittmer. (Woon) 2. Josh Sapp,
business administration junior, holds his hands out in anticipation of what
he is receiving in the “Fear Factor” portion of Builder Olympics. Students
had to eat a concoction of many different food items including baby food,
spaghettios and mystery drinks. (Jiao) 3.Students and faculty walk bags
and boxes full of food and inspirational notes to Winfield High School after
working hard in teams. The event was called the Hunger Walk where many
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Field House to fill boxes for kids around Cowley County who don’t have much
food. (Woon) 4. Homecoming candidates Aron Pfingsten, English senior,
and Hannah Podschun, English senior, walk across the track during the
Homecoming King and Queen Crowning Ceremony. The theme of this year’s
Homecoming week was “100 Years of the Jinx.” (Woon) Opposite. Danielle
Morford, marine biology senior, and Jordan Hill, psychology junior, flirt
during a scene from “The Miser.” Director Allyson Moon, associate professor
of theatre, said “‘The Miser’ was a classic script that incorporated a lot of
modern humor, which made it a fun choice for Southwestern’s Homecoming
production.” (Woon, page design Walker)
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Homecoming
1. Andrew Hudson, biology freshman, R.J. Schnack, physical performance
and sport studies senior and Michael Becker, biology freshman, lead the
student section by showing their support for the Builder football team along
with fellow Builders during the Homecoming game. Students embraced
their Homecoming spirit by standing all game, helping the team beat the
Friends Falcons 32-21. (Woon) 2. Ethan Haworth, sophomore defensive
lineman, is escorted off the field after an injury in the fourth quarter of the
Homecoming game. Haworth broke his fibula and ankle, leaving him out
for the remainder of the season. (Woon) 3. Brandi Young, athletic training
freshman, plays the saxophone during a Worship Outreach performance. The
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band played in the rain during Homecoming week on the patio outside of the
student center. (Woon) 4. Zachary Birkes, computer science and digital arts
sophomore and Brittany Hills, elementary education freshman, sing at Grace
United Methodist Church during the Homecoming service. The A Cappella
Choir performed many songs including “Beautiful Savior,” “Homeland” and
“Rejoice,” a favorite of all the members. (Woon) Opposite. Carlos Cruz Arce,
marine biology sophomore, packs fruit cups for the Homecoming Hunger
Project. Other Homecoming activities included iron chef competition, Builder
floats, pack the chapel, organization billboards and the hunger glow run/
walk. (Woon, page design Vieyra)
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1. Christian Pressley, music junior, Hunter Rockhill, music senior, Scott
Williams, adjunct faculty, Anthony Gropper, music senior, and Jasmine
Jackson, music senior, perform before the Tree Lighting Ceremony. The
Tree Lighting Ceremony was one of many events held during the “12 Days
of Jinxmas” (Carver) 2. Grant Trembly, junior wide receiver, waits on the
line of scrimmage for the play to start during the game against Tabor. This
was the last home game of the season that ended with a loss of 27 - 51, the
team said goodbye to their senior players in their last home game of their
college football career. (Vadillo) 3. Nikia Smith, theatre sophomore, clears
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the table after a dinner during the production “August Osage County”. Smith
has appeared in many of the plays Southwestern has performed in the past
two years. (Woon) 4. Rick Cowlishaw, assistant professor of biology, serves
the ball during the student versus teacher volleyball match. This was a fun
event where students came to challenge their teachers in a game of volleyball.
(Stalder) Opposite. Taylor Johnson, freshman guard, looks for a teammate
to pass to during the game against Friends University. The men ended the
game with a close loss of 54 -57 but fought hard throughout the entire game.
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1. Brandon Hessing, assistant director of Campus Life, and Taylor Johnson,
biology freshman, help Amanda Watson, athletic training sophomore, and
Jaclyn Lake, undeclared freshman, pick a card to break a tie for a prize at
Christmas bingo. Watson walked away with an at-home movie night package
other giveaways included a TV, iPad, and surround sound system. (Carver)
2. Joey Tran, music junior, and Polina Dyadyk, masters in business administration, dance the night away at the Jinxy Ball hosted by the International
Club. The Jinxy Ball was blessed with Santa’s presence on Dec. 1. (Woon) 3.
Ashlee Wenrick, biochemistry freshman, debates taking the offer proposed
by Colton McNinch, biochemistry junior, for the golden ticket game show.
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No contestant walked away empty handed while one participant received
Oklahoma City Thunder tickets. (Richardson) 4. Alexus Talkington, youth
symphony cellist, performs at the South Kansas Symphony and A Cappella
Choir winter concert. The concert had a wonderful turn out in Richardson
Performing Arts Center on Dec. 1. (Woon) Opposite. Hunter Cline, business
administration sophomore, Kaley Rodriguez, elementary education senior,
and Brenna Truhe, accounting freshman, sport their Builder pride in a referee outfit and tacky sweaters during the game between Southwestern and
Kansas Wesleyan. The women’s team trampled the Coyotes 85-56 and the
men’s team also won 87-86 in overtime. (Richardson, page design Vieyra)
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1. Shane Clark, theatre sophomore, speaks to other actors during the play
“Eagerheart.” This year’s performance marked the 80th year that Southwestern’s theatre program has performed this play for Christmas. (Dick)
2. Hunter Rockhill, music senior, and Jonathon Lyons, accounting junior,
listen as Hank Futhey, business administration senior, tells a story during
Christmas Bingo. A variety of small prizes were handed out throughout
dinner to anyone who got a bingo. (Carver) 3. Courtney Watson, junior
forward, shoots two free throws after being fouled by a McPherson player.
The women ended up winning the conference tournament and got a bid to
the national tournament, but came home after a heartwrenching loss in the
first round. (Richardson) 4. Kaitlynn Munoz, communication sophomore,
shows off the prizes she was given during the Golden Ticket Game Show,
hosted by Colton McNinch, biochemistry junior. The Golden Ticket Game Show
was one of the “12 Days of Jinxmas” activities where students could win a
variety of prizes like gift cards, movies and christmas gifts. (Richardson)
Opposite. April Middleton, elementary education senior, pours a home
made cookie batter into her mixing bowl while making a variety of home
made baked goods. Middleton sold her baked goods to students, faculty and
community members during the holiday season to help pay for some of her
college expenses. (Vadillo, page by Walker)
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January
1. Zach Williams, business administration junior, and Jordan Hill, psychology
junior, rehearse their lines in the chorus for the play “Sweeney Todd.” The
play displayed Mr. Todd as the demon barber of Fleet Street. (Woon) 2. Erin
Morris, communication junior, does her daily composting in her Warren apartment. Morris participates in Green Team with communications and publicity.
(Jiao) 3. Tommy Castor, adjunct instructor of communication, Clint Dick,
communication senior and Jevyn Voss, communication junior, discuss new
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ideas for Jinx Radio. The radio station crew brainstormed ideas to intrigue
new listeners and improve the radio station over the summer. (Killgore) 4.
Dave Denly, head women’s basketball coach, instructs the Lady Builders to
limit mistakes during the game against the Spires. Southwestern defeated
Saint Mary 67-57 on Jan. 16. (Vadillo) Opposite. Larry Vasquez, sophomore
guard, makes a move against a Sterling defender on Jan. 26 to get to the
basket. The Builders fell to the Warriors 76-59. (Vadillo, page design Vieyra)
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1. Erin Morton, physical performance senior, helps Tavinia Tucker, biology
sophomore, Alyssa Richardson, communication sophomore, and Taylor
Fogle, biology sophomore, pick out their stuffed animals February 2 for
Build A Bear held by STUFU. Students were able to select their own animal
and create a birth certificate for it as well. (Stalder) 2. Issaiah Thaw, senior
guard, passes the ball to a William Tisdale, sophomore guard, during the
home game versus Ottawa on February 9. The men ended the game with a
close loss of 75-63. (Vadillo) 3. During the “Forward On Climate” rally on
February 18 in Washington, D.C. Sally McGuire, liberal arts and sciences
senior, and Natalie Jones, biology freshman, hold up their signs to show
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their opinions on the Keystone XL Pipeline. Around 50,000 people from
all around the country came to the rally and protested the Keystone XL
Pipeline. (McGuire) 4. Montana Rickey, sophomore guard, reaches for the
jump ball in the beginning of the KCAC quarterfinal at home on February
22 against McPherson College. The women won 57-50 and went on to win
the Kansas Collegeiant Athletics Conference tournament. (Woon) Opposite.
Zoe Rae, undeclared freshman, and Dylan Moore, music education junior,
sing “Greater” during the Worship Outreach album release of “No Secrets”
on February 20. You can view the music videos on their Facebook page.
(Vieyra, page design Walker)
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1. This Monte Carlo, belonging to Andy Krause, assistant football coach,
caught on fire in front of Reid Apartments on Feb. 22. Fire trucks and police
cars blocked off Warren Ave. while many students watched the car bellow
smoke. (VenJohn) 2. Annjelina Robinson, senior guard, is announced as a
starter in the Lady Builder’s Play4Kay pink game on Feb. 2. Southwestern
defeated Bethany 77-50 and raised $500 for the Play4Kay Foundation.
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senior, perform a scene from the musical “Sweeney Todd.” The cast performed
a total of four shows. (Jiao) 4. Hannah Podschun, English senior, answers
a question for students at Adams Elementary. Education majors must complete a semester of student teaching before receiving their diplomas. (Jiao)
Opposite. Chris Wacker, undeclared sophomore, struts in his fur coat for the
Southwestern College Harlem Shake video. The Harlem Shake was a dance
craze developing millions of videos worldwide. (Vadillo, page design Vieyra)
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1. Kelsey Buffum, mathematics freshman, treads through the water pit on
March 14 after jumping the hurdle during the steeplechase in the Southwestern Invitational. This was Buffum’s first time running the difficult event.
Buffum said after the first water barrier, it seemed to become natural to her
and she plans on running this event more in the next few years. (Woon) 2.
Tanner Seidel, general studies senior, serves the ball during a home tennis
meet. The men suffered a close loss on March 14 to visitors Oklahoma
Wesleyan 5-4. (VenJohn) 3. Audrey Vorderlandwehr, sophomore first base,
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hits a hard grounder during the MidAmerica Nazarene game March 13. The
women came out with two hard fought losses of 12-1 and 6-0 on March 13.
(Vadillo) 4. Xiaochen Hua, Chinese teacher, shows the class how to write
with a brush and ink. Using a brush and ink is from ancient Chinese history.
(Jiao) Opposite. Hunter Bohannan, physical education junior, stands on balance balls on March 12 for an event during the Athletic Training race. The
race consisted of different athletic training activities by different teams of
students. (Killgore, page design Walker)
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1. Jane Handlin, faculty assistant for communication, computer science,
and English, helps Billy Stone, business administration senior, and Bobby
Weidner, business administration graduate, collect Moundbuilder yearbooks
from their time at Southwestern during Grad Finale. Students were able to
order caps and gowns, announcements and other essentials for graduation on
March 4. (Jiao) 2. Jackie McCauley, business administration junior, tees off
for the South Central Kansas Spring Invitational on March 18. The women’s
team finished fourth out of eight teams. (Vorderlandwehr) 3. Paul Mata,
business administration sophomore, fights for every inch in the long jump
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at the Southwestern Invitational on March 14, earning him a mark of 5.66
meters. The meet welcomed 24 teams and 972 registered athletes. (Woon)
4. Travis Hankins, physical education junior, Brady May, sport management
senior, and Hunter Bohannan, physical education junior, ties a bag of ice for
the Athletic Training races on March 12. Teams of four were put together
to test their athletic training skill against the athletic training students.
(Killgore) Opposite. Alexis Del Toro, freshman pitcher, throws a curve ball
for the Builders against the Saints of Hillsdale Free Will Baptist on March 28.
Southwestern pulled out two wins 9-1 and 12-4. (Vadillo, page design Vieyra)
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1. Front Row: Clint Dick, communication senior, Maggie Dunning, communication freshman, Bailey VenJohn, communication freshman, Min Jiao,
communication junior, Johnathon Woon, communication junior. Back Row:
Dalton Carver, communication sophomore, Kyle Killgore, communication
junior, Taylor Finke, undeclared freshman, Angel Vadillo, communication
sophomore, hold their certificates from the journalism conference on April
14 and 15. The newspaper staff brought home nine individual awards in all.
(Sparks) 2. Megan Walentynowicz, freshman third base, begins her throw
to first base in the attempt to get the runner out against Bethel on April 21.
The women split with the Threshers, winning the first game 9-8 and losing
the second 4-1, bringing their conference record to 3-9. (Killgore) 3. Chris
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Norris, nursing senior, measures out an injection during his nursing class.
This is the last year that Southwestern offered a nursing degree. (Jiao)
4. South Kansas Symphony played on April 21 for their spring concert,
“Symphony on the Prairie.” This was the symphony’s fifth concert this
year. Other groups featured were The Student Loans, Tallgrass Express
String Band, and Southwestern College Youth Symphony. (Dick) Opposite.
Melissa Roetzer, biology senior, and Sara Peck, biology sophomore, wait for
the serve from visiting team Bethel on April 6. The women’s team lost 8-1.
The women’s tennis team came out of the season with a record of 4-3 in
conference, beating Friends University and achieving a goal of going to the
conference tournament. (Vadillo, page design Walker)
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1. Michael Bond, business administration sophomore, slices the ball back
to his opponent at the home meet at Whittier Park against Tabor College.
The Builders were defeated 8-1 on April 13 and dropped to 0-3 in conference
play. (Vadillo) 2. Sara Blackburn, business administration junior, Jordan
Stalder, psychology senior, Kristina Walker, undeclared freshman, and
Rachel Vieyra, athletic training freshman, show their Kansas Collegiate
Media awards for the Moundbuilder yearbook. Awards recieved were first
in cover design and illustration while Stalder received journalist of the year
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and second place in caption writing. (Sparks) 3. Taylor Hallmark, chemistry
junior, and Leslie Pasarell, undeclared freshman, dip their goodies in the
chocolate fountain at Bingo Night April 22. Bingo night was Disney-themed
and students were encouraged to dress as characters for a special prize.
(Weston-McClain) Opposite. Nolan Davenport, mathematics junior, picks up
litter at the Island Park and river cleanup. Green Team welcomed students
and community members to help tidy up the park April 19 and 20 for Earth
Day. (Carver, page design Vieyra)
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1. Front Row: Alyson Sparkman, psychology senior, Sydnee Nelson, biology
senior, Kaley Rodriguez, elementary education senior, Terri Young, donor,
Georgianna Young, donor, Frank Adelman, psychology senior, Austin Sacket,
business administration senior, Bobby Weidner, master’s in business administration. Back Row: Rhea Rollins, physical performance senior, Melissa
Roetzer, biology senior, Jessie Riggs, liberal arts and sciences senior, Brad
Young, donor, Bill Young, donor, Jordan Barrett, sport management senior,
and Michael Morales, accounting senior, were all nominees for the Outstanding Student-Athlete Award. Rodriguez and Adelman were awarded the 2013
Outstanding Student-Athlete Award, donated by the Young family in memory
of their daughter, Tracy Young from the class of 1982. (VenJohn) 2. R.J.
Schnack, physical performance senior, and Chandler Kirkhart, master’s in
business administration, battle during the SGA Block Party held on April
29. There were many different activities held at the block party for students
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to do to take a break from their studies before spring finals. (Carver) 3.
During the employee recognition ceremony David Smith, chairperson of
the board of trustees, gives Allyson Moon, associate professor of theatre,
and Tim Shook, professor of music, awards for their 25 years of service. The
ceremony recognizes all staff at Southwestern College. (Jiao) 4. During his
senior project “The Complete Works of William Shakespeare: Abridged” Justin
Tinker, theatre senior, tries to revive his partner Chris Cole, physical education senior. During this 90-minute compilation, three actors perform all of
Shakespeare’s 37 plays. (Jiao) Opposite. Greeted by Shelby Tucker, business
administration sophomore, and Sara Blackburn, business administration
junior, and escorted by her parents and husband Sara Yzquierdo, elementary
education senior, is handed her gifts from the softball team during senior
night on April 25. The women won the doubleheader against Saint Mary’s
3-2 and 4-1. (Vieyra, page design Walker)
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1. Hayley Weston-McClain, communication junior, buys back books from
Ttorbin Harper, accounting junior, on May 2. Weston-McClain spent two
weeks working for Belltower Books buying back books from Southwestern
students to help fund her trio to Zimbabwe this summer. (Vieyra) 2. Jana
Reichenberger, biology freshman, and Bailey VenJohn, communication freshman, tag team on folding a blanket in their dorm room before moving out.
Reichenberger and VenJohn, Lady Builder Basketball teammates, helped
each other move out of Cole Hall May 3. (Vieyra) 3. Andrew Hudson, biology freshman, and Anthony Barraza, business administration freshman,
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pack Hudson’s clothes in the trunk of his car. Baraza was happy to help his
roommate get packed up before driving back to Tessmer, Okla. (Vieyra) 4.
Carmen Brammer, psychology senior, makes last-minute touches on a paper
in Deets Library to improve her grade. Brammer wanted to work for every
point she could accumulate before leaving the school year. (Vieyra) Opposite.
Jackson Lashier, assistant professor of religion, plays Pandemic with colleagues Graeme Forbes, visiting professor of philosophy, and Kevin Minister,
visiting scholar for the Institute of Discipleship. The three relaxed by playing
this game after they had given their finals. (Vieyra, page design Vieyra)
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1. Front Row: April Middleton, elementary education senior, Kristie Gronau,
psychology senior, Jennifer Jones, elementary education senior, Misty
Teague, business administration, Tendai Kwaramba, biology senior. Back
Row: Rutendo Jokomo, biology senior, Matthew Tatro, criminal justice senior,
Hannah Podschun, English senior, Austin Sacket, business administration
senior, display their honor cords. Seniors who graduated in the top 10 percent
were inducted into the Order of the Mound before graduation. (Vieyra) 2.
Anthony Gropper, music senior, and Hunter Rockhill, performance senior,
members of the Student Loans, play their instruments during Honors
Convocation. The Honors Recognition Ceremony celebrated academic
achievements earned by graduating seniors. (Carver) 3. Sydnee Nelson,
biology senior, receives a gift from Terry Barnett, professor of chemistry,
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departments graduated 13 seniors this year. (Carver) 4. Senior Ensemble
members Tiffany Rea, philosophy and religion senior, Danielle Morford, physical performance senior, Sally McGuire, liberal arts and sciences senior, Erin
Buster, music education senior, Esther Hoon, psychology senior, sing “Great
is Thy Faithfulness” during Baccalaureate held in Richardson Performing
Arts Center. The group performed two songs for their last performance and
Rea gave the Prayer of Invocation. (Vieyra) Opposite. Graduating students
follow Roger Moon, associate professor of theatre and speech, as they walk
up the 77 Steps and into Richardson Performing Arts Center for Honors
Convocation. Students had to hold on to their caps because of the wind as
they walked up the stairs in twos. (Carver, page design Walker)
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1. Lindsay Wilke, assistant director of Leadership, and her son, converse
with Erin Buster, music senior, during the social sciences reception in the
Welcome Center. Buster was allowed to walk with her classmates of four
years,and will receive her diploma in December. (Vieyra) 2. Matthew Tatro,
criminal justice senior, is awarded his valedictorian medal at the Order of
the Mound. Tatro had the highest gpa of the senior class to receive this
recognition. (Vieyra) 3. Roger Moon, assistant professor of theatre and
speech, congratulates Hannah Podschun, English senior, after walking the
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stage at graduation. Podschun proudly received her diploma as well as the
Fran Jabara Leadership Award. (Woon) 4. Phil Schmidt, professor of history,
shares a laugh with Jordan Stalder, psychology senior. Stalder enjoyed two
of Schmidt’s classes during her time at Southwestern. (Vieyra) Opposite.
Dick Merriman, president, welcomes graduates, families, and friends to the
graduation ceremony at Richard L. Jantz Stadium May 5. The class of 2013
cherished their last moments together as Southwestern students. (Woon,
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Jessica Arnoldy
Biology/Downs
Miranda Bargsley
Undeclared/Wichita
David Barksdale
Business administration/Skokie, Ill.
Alicia Barnett
Elementary education/Healy
Anthony Barraza
Business administration/Groesbeck, Texas
Davonte Beasley
Accounting/Dallas
Michael Becker
Biology/Round Rock, Texas
Gina Belt
Athletic training/Haysville
Braeden Berger
Undeclared/Red Oak, Texas
Cassie Betterley
Biology/Salina
Taylor Bleumer
Biology/Ingalls
Jessup Bliven
Athletic training/Sahuarita. Ariz.
Kyle Branine
Business administration/Osage City
Rachel Broussard
Psychology/Beaumont, Texas
Chelsea Broyles
Biology/Glencoe, Okla.
Carrinton Bruce
Accounting/Wichita
Tyler Brunk
Athletic training/Oologah, Okla.
Seth Bryan
Business administration/Winfield
MaryBeth Bryant
Biology/South Hutchinson
Kelsey Buffum
Mathematics/Winfield
Ayla Butler
Chaoming Cai
Business administration/Zhongshan City, China
Meredith Chavers
English/Broken Arrow, Okla.
Justin Churchill
Business administration/Olathe
Wesley Copeland
Undeclared/Sedan
Brittaney Craddock
Psychology/Garland, Texas
Tyler Crandall
Ryan Crowell
Business administration/Conway Springs
Kasey Crump
Undeclared/Pratt
Austin Davis
Marine biology/Colorado Springs
Alexis Del Toro
Biology/Amarillo, Texas
Alexander Demas
Business administration/Oklahoma City
Eric Denning
Theatre/Winfield
Ricki Dillard
Psychology/Oklahoma City
Hollace Dillon
History/Ulysses
Christopher Dodd
Music/Coffeyville
Yueran Dong
English/Lu’an City Anhui, China
Margaret Dunning
Communication/El Paso, Texas
Trent Ebersole
Biology/Conway Springs
Jacob Enns-West
Computer science & digital arts/Winfield
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Jacqueline Erlanson
Marine biology/Leander, Texas
Tania Espinosa
Undeclared/Houston
Eddie Fahnestock
Business administration/Wichita
Eva Dania Farid
Music/Winfield
Kathryn Fee
Elementary education/Potwin
Jacob Ficek
History/Oklahoma City
Taylor Finke
English/Meade
Javarius Flowers
Business administration/Mesquite, Texas
Alexandra Foreman
Undeclared/Arkansas City
Destiny Forge
Psychology/Mexia, Texas
Ashtin Fuqua
Diego Galvan
Business administration/Dallas
Gabriela Gamez
Biology/Houston
Monica Gamez
Athletic training/Houston
Kaylee George
Athletic training/Clay Center
Jordan Giddings
Sport management/Dallas
Dakota Gilbert
Mathematics/Oklahoma City
Polly Gorman
Biology/Meade
Lindsey Graber
Elementary education/Wichita
Corey Grant
Computer science & digital arts/Glenn Heights, Texas
Raquel Grant
Undeclared/Wewoka, Okla.
Kelli Graves
Theatre/Ponca City, Okla.
Aimee Griffin
Business adminstration/Bartlesville, Okla.
Silvia Gulick
Communication/Overland Park
Elijah Gutierrez
Business administration/McKinney, Texas
Haley Halcomb
Biology/Pond Creek, Okla.
Michael Hamiton
Computer science & digital arts/Sapulpa, Okla.
Wendee Harris
Athletic training/Wichita
Alexander Hart
Psychology/Wichita
Michael Haynes
Sport management/New Brockton, Ala.
Macie Helgenberger
Philosophy & religious studies/Montrose, Colo.
Robert Hernandez
Athletic training/Kyle, Texas
Brittyn Heronemus
Accounting/Liberal
Brittany Hills
Elementary education/Sedan
David Hobbs
History/Wellington
Cassie Hollenback
Biology/Douglass
Kaitlyn Holler
Music Education/Protection
Madison Hovey
Drew Hudson
Biology/Tulsa, Okla.
Keegan Huff
Philosophy & religious studies/Mexia, Texas
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Ashton Isch
Biology/Gridley
Caleb Jackson
Business administration/Tulsa, Okla.
Kaitlyn Jamerson
Biology/Mayfield
Meagan Jarboe
Biology/Arkansas City
Jacobi Johnson
Jessica Johnson
History/Mulvane
Taylor Johnson
Biology/Flower Mound, Texas
Natalie Jones
Biology/Topeka
Shirley Jones
Athletic training/Balch Springs, Texas
Lekendrick Jordan
Kyle Karpe
Marine biology/Ponca City, Okla.
Katherine Keene
Marine biology/Dodge City
Sheridan Keller
Biology/Plano, Texas
Charles Kimple
Biology/Sedan
Jaclyn Lake
Undeclared/Coweta, Okla.
Ty Larson
Business administration/Council Grove
Brison LaSarge
Sport management/Philadelphia, Miss.
Kenzi Lewis
Taylor Lewis
Undeclared/Oklahoma City
Tatayana Livingston
Psychology/Liberal
Sarah Loesing
Biology/Wichita
Lilly Longacre
Biology/Wellington
Kayla Lovell
Athletic training/Waukomis, Okla.
Juliette Lowrance
Theatre/Coffeyville
Sydnie Lowther
Undeclared/Winfield
Jacob Marney
Deborah Martin
Performance/Georgetown Penang, China
Cayla McCullough
Marine biology/Norman, Okla.
Zachary Meeker
Athletic training/Andover
Hunter Michel
Marine biology/Belle Plaine
Blaire Miller
Mathematics/Battlefield, Mo.
Logan Mitchell
Biology/Mustang, Okla.
Austin Morris
Dustin Mullinax
Athletic training/Caney
Patrick Mulvey
Business administration/El Paso, Texas
Ian Mutio
Sport management/Bedfordshaire Luton, England
Branden Myles
Psychology/Mesquite, Texas
Luke Nicolay
Music education/Augusta
Thomas Noble
Computer science & digital arts/Berthoud, Colo.
Jake Noftsger
Athletic training/Tulsa, Okla.
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Levi Nord
Theatre/Mulvane
Alison Ornbaun
Biology/Arbuckle, Calif.
Justin Owens
Undeclared/Mesquite, Texas
Shawn Pancoast
Business administration/Salina
Leslie Pasarell
Undeclared/League City, Texas
Haley Porter
Marine biology/Grain Valley, Mo.
Shan Qian
Business administration/Anquing City Anhui, China
Zoe Rea
Undeclared/Salina
Ilaysha Reed
Biology/Wichita
Jana Reichenberger
Biology/Wichita
Joy Reyes
Athletic training/Bedford, Texas
Luiz Reyes
Business administration/Houston
Angel Rogers
Psychology/Wichita
Jordan Romines
Business administration/Sabetha
Rachel Rose
Theatre/Fredonia
Anna Rosell
Theatre/Wichita
Breno Schmidt
Physical performance & sport studies/Cerquilho, Brazil
Ashley Schoenhofer
Elementrary education/Topeka
Lindsay Schumacher
Chemistry/Leoti
Connor Seaba
Chemistry/Talala, Okla.
Matthew Seely
Computer science & digital arts/Wichita
Avree Sheppard
Communication/Wichita
Dylan Short
History/Flagstaff, Ariz.
Holly Silvia
Anthony Sims
Taylor Sitton
Marine biology/Salina
Jonathan Spears
History/Jefferson, Texas
Marissa Stadler
Marine biology/Axtell, Neb.
Spencer Starr
Undeclared/Hutchinson
Richard Stogner
Theatre/Alma, Ark.
David Strait
Elementrary education/Concordia
Aushia Stump
Physical education/Bolingbrook, Ill.
Reginal Surrell
Dalton Swindale
Athletic training/Osage City
Eric Thomas
Emily Tilton
Music/Douglass
Brenna Truhe
Accounting/Salina
Michelle VanGieson
Computer science & digital arts/Norwich
Chalin Vaughn
Athletic training/Konawa, Okla.
Bailey VenJohn
Communication/Andale
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Rachel Vieyra
Athletic training/Hutchinson
Megan Walentynowicz
Mathematics/Cedar Park, Texas
Kristina Walker
Undeclared/Salina
Timothy Walther
Mathematics/Sedan
Luke Weber
Computer science & digital arts/Herington
Tracy Weir
Music/Lyons
Ashlee Wenrick
Biochemistry/Loveland, Colo.
Allyson Wheeler
Undeclared/Chouteau, Okla.
Lena Williams
Psychology/Wichita
Salina Williams
Brandi Young
Athletic training/Winfield
Juan Zuniga
Athletic training/Carrollton, Texas
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Sydney Anderson
Elementary education/Wichita
Koy Baird
Marine biology/Neodesha
Rachel Baker
Accounting/Edmond, Okla.
Nathan Bales
Music/Winfield
Connor Barragree
Hadley Barrows
Biology/Mound Valley
Tevin Beavers
Mathematics/Dallas
Zachary Birkes
Computer science & digital arts/Belle Plaine
Ian Blankinship
Michael Bond
Bria Boykins
Communication/Wichita
Dejon Brison
Business administration/Oklahoma City
Kameron Brooks
Undeclared/Tuttle, Okla.
Joshua Buller
Business administration/Fort Scott
Rachel Busch
English/Leoti
Dalton Carver
Communication/Ozawkie
Cameron Clark
Philosophy & religious studies/Lewisville, Texas
Chasity Clark
Undeclared/Wichita
Shane Clark
Theatre/Arkansas City
Hunter Cline
Business administration/Oswego
Catherine Cranmer
Sport management/Wichita
Carlos Cruz
Marine biology/Crowley, Texas
Lauren Dentscheff
Theatre/Las Vegas
Alyx Ellsaesser
Undeclared/Hugoton
Mary Felts
Elementary education/Winfield
Taylor Fogle
Biology/Bartlesville, Okla.
Julie Fuquay
Biochemistry/Indianapolis
Kelcey Gabriel
Undeclared/Lincoln, Neb.
Jordan Garcia
Katherine Gardner
Biology/Winfield
Abby Gengler
Business administration/Lindsborg
Shane Gilbert
Business administration/Derby
Morgan Givney
Communication/Greely, Colo.
Dalton Grant
Undeclared/Winfield
Brianna Green
Business administration/Ponca City, Okla.
Nicolas Gunyon
Marine biology/Frankfort, Ind.
Yanchenxing Guo
Computer science & digital arts/Kunming Yunnan, China
Kathryn Hamilton
Business administration/Bartlesville, Okla.
Caitlin Harris
Biology/Edmond, Okla.
Amber Hart
Accounting/Winfield
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Brandon Hatch
Chemistry/Chanute
Caitlin Hays
Athletic training/Garden Plain
Candace Hays
Elementary education/Wellington
Stevie Heidzig
Biology/Rogersville, Mo.
Cody Helms
Undeclared/Broken Arrow, Okla.
Brianna Helton
Elementray education/Augusta
Sisyphus Henderson
Jake Henson
Business administration/Derby
Jake Heronemus
Computer science & digital arts/Liberal
Jessica Hobbs
Biology/Harrah, Okla.
Jordan Hobbs
Biology/Harrah, Okla.
Casey Holt
Athletic training/Sedan
Courtney Hornback
Athletic training/Arlington, Texas
Tad Humphrey
Undeclared/Winfield
Kaci Hutchinson
Elementary education/Oologah, Okla.
Torland Johnson
Sport management/Bedford, Texas
Ashta Jordan
Accounting/Dexter
Tyler Jordan
Athletic training/Wichita
Yingjie Lan
Business administration/Zunyi City Guizhou Providence, China
Emily Lantz
Biology/Wichita
David Leonard
Business administration/Miltonvale
Eric Lightfoot
Biology/Andover
Bryan Lipsey
Sport management/Garland, Texas
Zenus Lopez
Theatre/Coffeyville
Allie Maffei
Biology/Parsons
Rodney Marner
Physical education/Clearwater
Hannah Mason
Biology/Andover
Paul Mata
Business administration/Live Oak, Texas
Christopher Mayer
Psychology/Tucson, Ariz.
Chanel McCray
Chemistry/Wichita
Sierra Meyer
Marine biology/Manhattan
Rebekah Miller
Biology/Saint Cloud, Fla.
Stephanie Miller
Psychology/Winfield
Jacob Montoya
Mathematics/Ennis, Texas
Elliot Muegge
Business administraion/Lamont, Okla.
Kaitlynn Munoz
Communication/Garden City
Chelsea Nemeth
Biology/Newton
Xiaoyue Niu
Business administration/Fuyang Anhui, China
Esther Oliver
Biology/Republic, Mo.
Sara Peck
Biology/Wellington
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Brandon Priest
Computer science & digital arts/Broken Arrow, Okla.
Ke Zhu Qian
Early childhood education/Lujiang County Anhui Province, China
Hedi Raisa
Early childhood education/Jakarta, Indonesia
Jordan Rebman
Philsophy & religious studies/Republican City, Neb.
Meng ting Ren
Business administration/Fuyang Anhui, China
Alyssa Richardson
Communication/Lantana, Texas
Montana Rickey
Biochemistry/Tecumseh, Okla.
Taylor Satterhwaite
Physical education/Winfield
Ashley Schmitt
Business administration/Hesston
Allison Shields
Marine biology/Lincolnville
Kody Shields
Psychology/Del City, Okla.
Hang Shu
Computer science & digital arts/Qianshan Anhui, China
Josh Sipes
Mathematics/Sabetha
Nikia Smith
Theatre/Syracuse
Lauren Strain
Biology/Pryor, Okla.
Tanner Strohl
Sport management/Newton
Bailey Tadtman
History/Winfield
William Tisdale
Allison Totty
Biology/Park City
Shelby Tucker
Business administration/Barnsdall, Okla.
Tavinia Tucker
Biology/San Antonio
Angel Vadillo
Communication/El Paso, Texas
Edward Valadez
Psychology/Terrell, Texas
Joshua Vasquez
Business administration/Grand Prairie, Texas
Larry Vasquez
Biochemistry/Edmond, Okla.
Audrey Vorderlandwehr
Biology/Frisco, Texas
Chris Wacker
Undeclared/Loveland, Colo.
Eric Walker
Physical performance & sport studies/Ashburn, Ga.
Nick Warnke
Mandy Watson
Athletic training/Miami, Okla.
Amanda Will
Biology/Winfield
Kylea Wilson
Elementary education/Mooreland, Okla.
Rachel Wong
Psychology/Singapore
Morgan Workman
Mathematics/Parsons
Harrison Wynn
Marine biology/Mulvane
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Eric Anders
Business administration/Belle Plaine
Maria Angermayr
Theatre/Denver
Justine Anthony
Elementary education/Lakin
Luke Arneson
Accounting/Valley Center
Skyler Avis
Physical education/Meade
Ceth Bannister
Sport management/Winfield
Sara Blackburn
Business administration/Garden City
Caydrick Bloomquist
Sport management/El Dorado
Hunter Bohannan
Physical education/Yukon, Okla.
Trey Bruton
Mathematics/Meriden
Zefiryn Bryan
Biology/Delpho, Ohio
Kaitlyn Buffum
Accounting/Winfield
Rebecca Bustraan
Elementary education/Leavenworth
Madeline Chapin
Biology/Wichita
Jinglin Chen
Accounting/Fuzhou Fujian, China
Caleb Chua
Philosophy & religious studies/Singapore
Chase Clark
Accounting/Hutchinson
Mallorie Coffman
Athletic training/Newton
Maggie Collett
Communication/Jefferson City, Mo.
Arijana Cook
Theatre/Junction City
Tricia Cook
Elementary education/South Haven
Brandon Coon
Business administration/Newkirk, Okla.
Adrienne Cornejo
Business administration/Oxford
Nolan Davenport
Mathematics/Earlsboro, Okla.
Daniel Diaz
Business administration/Garland, Texas
Hannah Dierksen
Mathematics/Sterling
DeMarco Dixon
Physcial perfomance & sport studies/Milton, Fla.
Julia Faust
Theatre/Hickory Creek, Texas
Breanna Fisher
Accounting/Wichita
Vince Folston
Undeclared/Lake City, Fla.
Brodie Forbes
Business administration/Banbridge, Ireland
Hayley Fort
Biochemistry/Stillwater, Okla.
Lorenzo Fouts
Sport management/Arlington, Texas
Alissa Gould
Biology/Cheney
Dusti Greenlee
Biology/Haysville
Kelsey Gresham
Elementary education/Park City
Jamiee Grinstaff
Athletic training/Udall
Abriana Gutierrez
Biology/Sherman, Texas
Tasha Hall
Business administration/Arkansas City
Taylor Hallmark
Chemistry/El Dorado
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Physical education/Marietta, Ga.
Ttorbin Harper
Accounting/Winfield
Tyler Harrell
Marine biology/Edmond, Okla.
Ethan Haworth
Physical performance & sport studies/Augusta
Jordan Hill
Psychology/Derby
Austen Holloway
Psychology/Tonganoxie
Allison Homan
Devan Howard
Physical performace & sport studies/Cedar Hill, Texas
Shayne Hummer
Business administration/Flowery Branch, Ga.
Cori Hunt
Business adminstration/Loveland, Colo.
Min Jiao
Communication/Hefie City Anhui Provence, China
Nathan Johnson
Computer science & digital arts/Andover
Kyle Killgore
Communication/Wichtia
Skylor Kistler
Sport Management/Winfield
Elliot Koester
Biology/Tuscon, Ariz.
Kylee Kudera
Psychology/Shawnee
Robbi Lee
Biology/Noble, Okla.
Bo Lian
Business administration/Hefei Anhui, China
William Lindsey
Theatre/Altamont
Jonathon Lyons
Accounting/Angleton, Texas
Garrett Mangrum
Max Manley
Business administration/South Coffeyville, Okla.
Clayton Marple
Elementary education/Burlingame
Minn Mawia
Business administration/Yangon, China
Jackie McCauley
Business administration/Ulysses
Sam McDaniel
Business administration/Scott City
Colton McNinch
Biochemistry/Utica
Matthew Mehl
Business administration/Leoti
Devin Metzinger
Mathematics/Arkansas City
Kayla Middleton
Philosophy & religious studies/Belle Plaine
Dylan Moore
Music education/Ottawa
Erin Morris
Communication/Clearwater
Nick Morris
Sport management/Kiowa
Elle Nguyen
Biology/Wichita
Christopher Paddock
Mathematics/Rose Hill
Taylor Posey
Communication/Wayne, Okla.
Lisa Prater
Theatre/Derby
Christian Pressley
Music/Andover
Tanner Robidou
Computer science & digital arts/Salina
Miguel Rodriguez
Business administration/Frisco, Texas
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Lisa Rupert
Psychology/Winfield
Josh Sapp
Business administration/Mayfield
Sam Sawyer
Biology/Winfield
Trinicia Shaffer
Physical education/Madisonville, Texas
Cory Sharer
Elementary education/Parsons
Christine Sheppard
Physical performance & sport studies/Wichita
Tyler Shirley
Physical education/Mulvane
Taylor Sisneros
Biology/Windsor, Colo.
Artail Skipper
Business administration/Saint Martinville, La.
Blake Smith
Biology/Douglass
Kelsey Smith
Justin Speers
Physical education/Sapulpa, Okla.
Jayson Steeley
Physical performance & sport studies/Park Hill, Okla.
Jamaika Tagg
Early childhood education/Jay, Okla.
Kaitlin Tennyson
Biology/Augusta
Matthew Thompson
Physical education/Stilwell, Okla.
Joey Tran
Music/Arlington, Texas
Grant Trembly
Athletic training/Andover
Jessica Trout
History/Winfield
Alex Tyler
Mathematics/Wichita
Daniel Van Sickle
Business administration/Maize
Adrienne Vieyra
Business administration/Hutchinson
Jevyn Voss
Communication/Winfield
Hannah Watkins
Communication/Emporia
Courtney Watson
Psychology/Miami, Okla.
Emily Watt
Justin Weaver
Elementary education/Arkansas City
Hayley Weston-McClain
Communication/Olathe
Stephanie Wheeler
Theatre/Wichita
Brandyn Willard
Physical education/Andover
Zachary Williams
Shea Wilson
Biology/Winfield
Jonathan Woon
Communication/Teluk Intan, Malaysia
Hanyuan Yin
Business administration/Anhui Province, China
Sarah Yzquierdo
Hongkang Zhang
Business administration/Chong Qing Kaixian, China
Sheri Zoglmann
Biology/Viola
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Psychology/Yukon, Okla.
Grace Anderson
Biology/McAlester, Okla.
Brittany Anguiano
Colin Baker
English/Tulsa, Okla.
Jordan Barrett
Sport management/Talala, Okla.
David Bates
Psychology/Arkansas City
John Behnken
Business administration/Tempe, Ariz.
Valerie Bland
Nursing/Parkerfield
Leslie Bowdich
Communication/Douglass
Carmen Brammer
Psychology/Winfield
Deanne Brown
Nursing/Andover
Kyle Budd
Computer science & digital arts/Newton
Erin Buster
Music education/Wichita
Christian Butler
Business administration/Mount Vernon, Texas
Laken Campbell
Athletic training/Mulvane
Raven Carr
Derreck Carter-House
Yu Chen
Computer science & digital arts/Fujian, China
Tiffaney Chilton
English/Oklahoma City
Chris Cole
Physical education/Stigler, Okla.
Christopher Copeland
Psychology/Winfield
Branden Davis
Michelle Deloney
Elementary education/Dallas
Clint Dick
Communication/Spivey
Alex Fernandez
Physical performance & sport studies/San Diego
Henry Futhey
Business administration/Caldwell
Meeka Gentry
Psychology/Winfield
Shonda Glover
Physical performance & sport studies/Edmond, Okla.
Richard Gould
Business administration/Douglass
Kirstie Gronau
Nursing/Newton
Anthony Gropper
Music/Winfield
Dylan Hackmann
Sport management/Fort Worth, Texas
Joshua Hall
Communication/Triangle, Va.
Cooper Hart
Theatre/Nortonville
Darin Hart
English/Wichita
Adam Hilker
General studies/Cimarron
Nicholas Hofmeister
Music/Winfield
Esther Hoon
Psychology/Singapore
Georganna Hopper
Elementary education/Burden
Rutendo Jokomo
Biology/Harare, Zimbabwe
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Jessica Kelsey
Philosophy & religious studies/Shawnee
Daniel Kuhnen
Tendai Kwaramba
Biology/Penhalonga, Zimbabwe
Xiaolin Li
Business administration/ShangHai, China
Junzhe Liu
Business administration/Yang Shi AnHui, China
Jordan Lytton
Business administration/Las Vegas
Alexandre Macassane
Business administration/Maputo, Mozambique
Mariam Mamah
Biology/Tulsa, Okla.
Audra Mann
Philosophy & religious studies/Winfield
Brady May
Sport management/McAlester, Okla.
Jason McCormack
Sally McGuire
Liberal arts & sciences/Denton, Texas
Jessica McIver
Psychology/Winfield
William McKown
Biology/Arkansas City
Katie McNett
English/Wellington
Cody Melby
Accounting/Winfield
Cristian Mendoza
Business administration/Houston
April Middleton
Elementary education/Parsons
Michael Morales
Accounting/Ulysses
Danielle Morford
Marine biology/Medicine Lodge
Erin Morton
Physical performance & sport studies/Wright
Chris Nelson
Sydnee Nelson
Biology/Clay Center
Brittany Nodine
Physical performance & sport studies/Coffeyville
Christopher Norris
Nursing/Wellington
Jacob Pfingsten
English/Ulysses
Darnell Pittman
Hannah Podschun
English/Winfield
Shelby Ponder
Psychology/Wichita
Mariah Potts
English/Winfield
Anastasia Prokopis
Nick Qualls
Sport management/Coweta, Okla.
Jessica Ratzlaff
History/Arkansas City
Tiffany Rea
Philosophy & religious studies/Salina
Lauren Reed
Athletic training/Ottawa
Erin Resa
Nursing/Lenexa
Chad Richardson
Business administration/Lantana, Texas
Jessie Riggs
Liberal arts & sciences/Wellington
Annjelina Robinson
Accounting/Mansfield, Ohio
Hunter Rockhill
Performance/Derby
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Tiffany Rodgers
Athletic training/Lewisville, Texas
Kaley Rodriguez
Elementary education/Salina
Melissa Roetzer
Biology/Dodge City
Rhea Rollins
Physical perfomance & sport studies/Winfield
William Rosson
Communication/Coldwater
Rodney Rowley
Business administration/Wellington
Terrence Royals
Business administration/Allen, Texas
Austin Sacket
Anna Schmitz
R.J. Schnack
Physical performance & sport studies/Tulsa, Okla.
Carol Schonlau
Elementary education/Kingman
Tisha Scott
Early childhood education/Wellington
Tanner Seidel
General studies/Arkansas City
Pari Sopha
Busienss administration/Winfield
Alyson Sparkman
Psychology/Owasso, Okla.
Jordan Stalder
Psychology/Chapman
Andrew Stanfield
History/Wellington
William Stone
Business administration/Libertyville, Ill.
Coley Streater
Psychology/Fairfax, Okla.
Ashton Sudduth
History/Winfield
Paul Swisher
Nursing/Winfield
Misty Teague
Business administration/Grenola
Isaiah Thaw
Adam Thomas
Computer science & digital arts/Douglass
Amy Thornton
Business administration/Udall
Justin Tinker
Theatre/Las Vegas
Tashira Triplett
Physical performance & sport studies/Cleveland
Brenda Truitt
Psychology/Winfield
Brent Trujillo
History/Tonkawa, Okla.
Joe Vargas
Sport management/Winfield
Rachel Wallace
Biochemistry/Arkansas City
Grahm Whitley
Gregory York
Business administration/Coffeyville
Lu Yu
Computer science & digital arts/Kuhming Yunnan, China
Allyssa Zentner
Athletic training/Grantville
Keith Zerger
Business administration/Pretty Prairie
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Chao Bai
Business/Anhui, China
Morgan Constantine
Business/Euless, Texas
Denise Cook
Education/Lenexa
April Davis
Education/Haysville
Kirsten Dos Santos
Education/Arkansas City
Polina Dyadyk
Business/Simferopol, Ukraine
David Engelking
Education/Derby
Ernest Espino
Education/Mesquite, Texas
Vincent Evans
Education/Wichita
Angela Farmer
Education/Buckner, Mo.
Carol Gardner
Business/Winfield
Rachel Hawpe
Education/Wichita
Jennifer Hendrixson
Business/Sedgwick
Kehang Hu
Education/Huangshan City, China
Raleigh Hughes
Business/Keller, Texas
Jared Irvin
Business/Ulysses
Tim Jasper
Business/Foristell, Mo.
Jason Jeschke
Business/Winfield
Taylor Kinnamon
Business/Copeland
Chandler Kirkhart
Business/Tyrone, Okla.
Xiaoquan Li
Education/Wuhu Anhui, China
Justin Lockwood
Education/Cassoday
Fei Luo
Business/Lu’an, China
Lv Yapling
Education/Anqing Anhui, China
Jill Megredy
Educaiton/Lindsborg
Paul Mensching
Education/Gower, Mo.
Arden Moon
Business/Winfield
Amy Moran
Business/St. Louis
Juliann Plimpton
Education/Gladstone, Mich.
Christie Radford
Education/Wichita
Kristine Rodriguez
Education/Salina
Laura Rowley
Education/Wichita
Yunhui Ruan
Education/Chizhou City, China
Michelle Schoon
Education/Winfield
Clinton Schutte
Education/Haysville
Lei Shen
Business/Hefei Anhui, China
Wei Shen
Business/Hefei, China
Yanhua Shi
Education/Tongling City, China
Michael Waters
Education/Cimarron
Bobby Weidner
Business/Libertyville, Ill.
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Brent Wolf
Education/Winfield
Yuli Xu
Education/Jeiyang, China
Katherine Yeisley
Education/Winfield
Belva York
Education/Yukon, Okla.
Carla Zuazua
Educaiton/Mission, Texas
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Chris Allen
Assistant men’s soccer coach
Ashlee Alley
Director of campus ministry
Dick Barnes
Associate professor of management & economics
Cheryl Barnett
Resource sharing
Terry Barnett
Professor of chemistry
Amanda Beadle
Head athletic trainer
Alice Bendinelli
Associate professor of English
Linda Benson
Admission counsler
Jackie Berryman
Associate professor of nursing
Donna Boese
Registrar
Michelle Boucher
Associate professor of English
Lonnie Boyd
Director of human resources
Lisa Braun
Associate professor of athletic training
Skye Browning
Administrative assistant to the president & vice president for academic affairs
Dennis Bryant
Security officer
Jennifer Buehler
Assistant women’s softball coach
Lisa Buffum
Institute for Disipleship assistant director
Susan Burdick
Graphic designer
Martha Butler
Professor of nursing
Kenard Calhoun
Assistant football coach
Aimee Campbell
Financial aid counsler
Karen Cannady
Human resources support specialist
Anjaih Clemons
Student life office assistant
Rick Cowlishaw
Associate professor of biology
Ken Crandall
Head football coach
Melinda Current
Associate professor of nursing
Mike Daniels
Assistant women’s soccer coach
Dave Denly
Director of athletics/Head women’s basketball coach
David Dolsen
Director of purchasing
Sheryl Erickson
Associate professor of education
Dan Falk
Dean of students
Jessica Falk
Director of camps and conferences
Mike Farrell
Vice president for institutional advancement
Lawrence Fisher
Security officer
Brendon Fox
Learning center director
Tracy Frederick
Professor of communication
Bob Gallup
Professor of physics and mathematics
George Gangwere
Professor of physics
David Gardner
Associate professor of music
Jackie Glasgow
Assistant professor of education
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Leslie Grant
Admission counselor
Pam Green
Associate professor of education
Jane Handlin
Faculty assistant for communication, computer science & English
Rose Hanna
Faculty assistant for performing arts
T.J. Harris
Assistant track coach
Alyssa Harshfield
Coordinatior of new media & social networking
Darin Hart
Laptop program & helpdesk manager
Gene Hartman
Assistant men’s basketball coach
Korie Hawkins
Admission counsler
Ashley Helmer
Student accounts representative
Jim Helmer
Head cross country coach/Head men’s track coach
David Helsel
Directory of campus safety & security
Vickie Henderson
Faculty assistant for education
Regan Hess
Records specialist
Brandon Hessing
Coordinator of Student Foundation
Brenda Hicks
Director of financial aid
Nancy Hinson
Advancement officer
David Hofmeister
Director of teacher education/Chairperson of education division
Jimmy Holland
Maintenance
Tad Humphreys
Telecommunications specialist
Charlie Hunter
Professor of biology
Scott Ireland
Director of IT infrastructure
Tom Jacobs
Chairperson of communication, computer science & English
Tim Jasper
Assistant golf coach
Ronnie Jenkins
Director of major gifts
Jason Jeschke
Assistant women’s basketball coach
Jill Johnson
Associate vice president for instiutional advancement
Richard Johnson
Security officer
Barbara Kaiser
Finance officer assistant
Kurt Keiser
Associate professor of business/Chairperson of business division
Mike Kirkland
Head women’s track coach
Andrew Krause
Sheila Krug
Vice president for finance and human resources
Sharon Krusemark
Instituational research assistant
Carrie Lane
Associate professor of psychology
Zak Larson
Systems analyst/Programmer
Jackson Lashier
Assistant professor of religion
Aslicia Lillich
Reference/Instruction librarian
Ben Lim
Vice president of information services
Ed Loeb
Associate professor of mathematics
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Susan Lowe
Director of alumni programs
Jeanice Lowry
Administrative assistant to the athletic department
Delia Lujan
Financial aid adminstrative assistant
Nili Luo
Coordinator of early childhood education
James Mastrangelo
Assistant professor of political science
Eric McCormack
Tamara McEwen
Assistant professor of biology
Jack McNickle
Associate head women’s baskeball coach
Dick Merriman
President
Tim Miser
Assistant men’s basketball coach
Allyson Moon
Associate professor of theatre
Roger Moon
Associate professor of theatre & speech
Amy Moran
Assistant women’s volleyball coach
Bobi Muldrow
Payroll and benefits administrator
Jenn Nicholson
Assistant women’s softball coach
Scott Nuss
Sports information director
Matt O’Brien
Head men’s basketball coach
Pam Olney
Faculty assistant for social sciences
Charles Osen
News bureau coordinator
Michelle Pentz
Performing arts & discipleship recruitment coordinator
Holly Peterson
Administrative assistant for institutional advancement
Kristen Pettey
Assistant professor of business
Joe Pirillo
Dawn Pleas-Bailey
Vice president for student life
Juliann Plimpton
Assistant athletic trainer
Tami Pullins
Associate vice president of advising & student service
Tim Qian
Director of the institute for Chinese program
Terry Quiett
Web producer
Mary Requena
Director of learning center
Margaret Robinson
Director of institutional research
Rena Rodriguez
Director of international student services
Pat Ross
Professor of biology/Chairperson of natural sciences
Cheryl Rude
Director of leadership studies/Chairperson of social sciences
Martin Rude
Director of outreach ministries
John Scaggs
Professor of English/English program coordinator
Jane Schlickau
Professor of nursing
Phil Schmidt
Professor of history
Tami Schmidt
Campus visit coordinator
Chris Schmitz
Associate professor of music/Direcot of center for music composition
Lock Schnelle
Assistant athletic trainer
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Brad Sexson
Head golf coach
Marla Sexson
Vice-president of enrollment management
Andy Sheppard
Vice president for adcademic affairs/Dean of faculty
Tim Shook
Professor of music
Bobby Smith
Systems Analyst/Programmer
Stacy Sparks
Associate professor of journalism
Jason Speegle
Director of Green Team
Daniel Stevens
Associate professer of strings music/Coordinator of SKS Symphony
Brett Tahah
Assistant women’s basketball coach
Michael Tessmer
Professor of chemistry
Stacy Townsley
Registrar
Jason VenJohn
Moundbuilder market coordinator
Donnie Wallace
Head women’s volleyball coach
Sara Weinert
Vice president for communications
Grahm Whitley
Network specialist technician
Lindsay Wilke
Assistant director of leadership
Steve Wilke
Vice president for planning and new programs
Krystal Winn
Admission counselor
Joe Wood
Head women’s soccer coach
Stephen Woodburn
Associate professor of history
Rodney Worsham
Associate director of admissions
Sharon Wright
Adminstrative assistant
Logan Wyrick
Amy Yan-Barton
System analyst/Programmer
Joe Yeisley
Head men’s soccer coach
Terah York
Student accounts coordinator
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Football
Row One: Dalton Swindale, Joe Vargas, Jessup Bliven, Koy Baird, Austin Morris, Josh Buller, Kody Shields, Jacobi Johnson, Austen Holloway, Tim
Walther, Darnell Pittman, Davonte’ Beasley, Hunter Bohannan, Travis Sears, Chris Mayer. Row Two: Athletic Trainer Emily Honsicker, Devin Metzinger, David Strait, Corey Grant II, Tevin Beavers, Ryan Crowell, Elliot Koester, Anthony Sims, Eric Walker, Anthony Barraza, Quinton Peak, CJ Bruce,
Ethan Hayworth, Taylor Lewis, Dakota Gilbert, Athletic Trainer Caitlin Hays. Row Three: Tanner Strohl, Kyle Killgore, Head Athletic Trainer Amanda
Beadle, Graduate Assistant Cody Melby, Assistant Coach Logan Wyrick, Assistant Coach Joe Pirillo, Assistant Coach Jimmie Tagg, Head Coach Ken
Crandall, Assistant Coach Andy Krause, Assistant Coach Kenard Calhoun, Assistant Coach Eric McCormack, Assistant Coach Kevin Griffin Athletic
Trainer Laken Campbell, Brett Soucie. Row Four: Athletic Trainer Tiffany Rodgers, Matt Thompson, Alex Fernandez, Nick Qualls, DeMarco Dixon,
Branden Davis, Christian Butler, Lorenzo Fouts, Nolan Davenport, Greg York, Shayne Hummer, Derek Bishop, LeKendrick Jordan, Athletic Trainer
Jamiee Grinstaff, Manager Hayley Weston-McClain. Row Five: Kasey Crump, Garrett Mangrum, Ceth Bannister, Coley Streater, Blake Spears, Justin
Owens, Paul Mata, Chase Clark, Charles Kimple, Jonathon Lyons, Chris Cole, Dustin Mullinax, Blake Smith. Row Six: Justin Speers, Zach Williams,
Josh Vasquez, Chalin Vaughn, Grant Trembly, Ttorbin Harper, Tyler Brunk, Connor Seaba, Trenton Ebersole, Brandon Priest, Skylor Kistler, Keith
Zerger, CJ Marple, Tyler Crandall. Row Seven: Robert Hernandez, Ty Larson, Johnny Behnken, Javarius Harris-Flowers, Blake Nachbor, Travis Hankins, Jacob Noftsger, Jordan Barrett, Patrick Mulvey, Brady May, Torland Johnson, Dylan Short, Skyler Avis.
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Front Row: Rachel Broussard,
Alissa Gould, Taylor Sisneros,
Taylor Hallmark, Adrienne Vieyra,
Jordan Stalder, Kaley Rodriguez,
Chasity Clark, Kenzi Lewis, Hannah
Dierksen, Kelcey Gabriel, Kaitlynn
Munoz, Ashlee Wenrick. Back
Row: Head Athletic Trainer Lock
Schnelle, Assistant Coach Amy
Moran, Ashley Schoenhofer, Allison
Shields, Jacqueline Erlanson, Alison
Ornbaun, Brittaney Craddock, Alyx
Ellsaesser, Sarah Loesing, Rachel
Vieyra, Blaire Miller, Head Coach
Donnie Wallace.
Barclay College3-0
College of Saint Mary (Nebraska) 3-0
Central Christian College
0-3
Hillsdale Free Will Baptist
3-1
Bethany College0-3
Huston-Tillotson University
3-1
Huston-Tillotson University
3-0
Bethel College0-3
University of Saint Mary
2-3
Newman University
0-3
Manhattan Christian College
3-0
Sterling College
0-3
Johnson & Wales University 3-1
Fort Hays State University
Embry-Riddle University
Ottawa University
McPherson College
Kansas Wesleyan
Friends University
Tabor College
Bethany College
Bethel College
Sterling College
Ottawa University
McPherson College 0-3
0-3
0-3
1-3
0-3
0-3
0-3
1-3
1-3
2-3
1-3
0-3
1-3
Kansas Wesleyan
Friends University
Tabor College
0-3
0-3
0-3
Cross Country
Row One: Cori Hunt, Alissa Gould,
Sydnee Nelson, Kelsey Buffum,
Wendee Harris, Cassie Hollenback,
Maddie Chapin. Row Two: Daniel
Van Sickle, Christian Wacker, Trey
Bruton, Eric Lightfoot, Frank Adelman, Caleb Jackson, Sam McDaniel,
Brandon Hatch. Row Three: Eric
Anders, Colton McNinch, Conner
Drendel, Nick Warnke, Conner Barragree, David Leonard.
Women’s
Wichita State University Gold Classic
NTS
Friends UniversityNTS
Missouri Southern Stampede
NTS
Oklahoma State University Cowboy Jamboree 12th
Oklahoma Baptist University Invitational
5th
NAIA Mid-States Classic
9th
KCAC Championship2nd
NAIA National Championships
NTS
Men’s
Wichita State University Gold Classic
Third
Friends UniversityFirst
Missouri Southern Stampede
First
Oklahoma State University Cowboy Jamboree First
Oklahoma Baptist University Invitational
Second
NAIA Mid-States Classic
Fourth
KCAC ChampionshipFirst
NAIA National Championships
18th
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Women’s Soccer
Front Row: Sheridan Keller, Joy
Reyes, Alyson Sparkman, Lauren
Reed, Bri Gutierrez, Gabby Gamez,
Dusti Greenlee, Monica Gamez,
Tania Espinosa, Leslie Pasarell.
Back Row: Assistant Coach Mike
Daniels, Lauren Strain, Sydnie
Lowther, Caitlin Harris, Allison
Totty, Stevie Heidzig, Maddie
Chapin, Sierra Meyer, Kaci Hutchinson, Courtney Hornback, Kelsey
Gresham, Assistant Coach Morgan
Constantine, Head Coach Joe Wood.
Dallas Christian College
Southwestern Assemblies of God
Southwestern Christian College (Okla.)
Mid America Christian College
Oklahoma Wesleyan
Friends University
5-0
2-1
0-2
1-3
1-2
7-0
7-2
2-1
Tabor College
Bethany College
Bethel College
Ottawa University
Sterling College
McPherson College
Kansas Wesleyan
3-1
1-9
1-7
0-6
0-4
0-10
0-4
0-2
2-2
Friends University
Tabor College
Bethany College
Bethel College
Ottawa University
Sterling College
McPherson College
Kansas Wesleyan
3-2
2-3
4-0
0-2
3-2
0-3
0-2
1-6
Men’s Soccer
Front Row: Jacob Montoya, Joe
Schwartz, Auggie Valdez, Michael
Hamilton, Zach Meeker, Ian Blankinship, Logan Mitchell, Jordan Garcia,
Juan Zunigan, Carlos Cruz Arce,
Austin Sacket, Luiz Reyes. Back
Row: Assistant Coach Chris Allen,
Nic Gunyon, Colin Baker, Dalton
Carver, Spencer Starr, Jacob Ficek,
Braeden Berger, Shawn Pancoast,
Ian Mutio, Nick Watts, Brodie Forbes,
Diego Galvan, Dalton Grant, Tyler
Jordan, Head Coach Joseph Yeisley.
Southwestern Assemblies of God
Southwestern Christian College (Okla.)
Oklahoma Christian University
Mid America Christian
Oklahoma Wesleyan
Hillsdale Free Will Baptist
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0-8
0-4
1-6
0-4
1-4
2-3
0-6
1-2
Women’s Basketball
Front Row: Trinicia Shaffer, Jordan
Hobbs, Catherine Cranmer, Hayley
Fort, Jana Reichenberger, Montana
Rickey, Kaitlin Tennyson, Annjelina
Robinson, Kayla Lovell, Zefiryn
Bryan, Courtney Watson, Raven
Carr, Taylor Posey, Jessica Hobbs,
Sheri Zoglmann. Back Row: Assistant Coach Jason Jeschke, Assistant
Coach Brett Tahah, Emily Lantz,
Haley Halcomb, Michelle VanGieson,
Raquel Grant, Ayla Butler, Taylor
Bleumer, Bailey VenJohn, Chelsea
Broyles, Ashton Isch, Kylea Wilson,
Lindsay Schumacher, Head Athletic
Trainer Amanda Beadle, Assistant
Coach Jack McNickle, Head Coach
Dave Denly.
Doane College51-65
College of the Ozarks
68-79
Mid America Christian College
71-68
Haskell Indian Nations University 88-59
Oklahoma Wesleyan University
72-84
Washburn University
52-92
Baker University66-74
Doane College76-62
Friends University
80-63
Kansas Wesleyan85-56
Sterling College75-40
McPherson College
71-51
Warner University72-62
Florida Technical College
Hastings College
Bethany College
Tabor College
Ottawa University
Bethel College
Friends University
Kansas Wesleyan
Sterling College
McPherson College
Bethany College
Tabor College
77-95
76-58
77-50
75-77
59-54
72-57
67-57
52-61
64-70
71-68
89-80
74-48
83-52
Ottawa University
85-80
Bethel College 81-48
86-54
McPherson College
57-50
Tabor College 57-46
Kansas Wesleyan
90-65
Eastern Oregon University 54-86
Men’s Basketball
Front Row: Eddie Fahnestock,
Bryan Lipsey, Jordan Giddings,
Alex Tyler, Koury Clayton, Larry
Va squez, Ca sey Holt, Taylor
Johnson, Cayd Bloomquist, Reggie
Surrell. Back Row: Head Coach
Matt O’Brien, Student Assistant
Rodney Marner, Student Assistant
Taylor Satterthwaite, Assistant
Coach Gene Hartman, Drew Hudson,
William Tisdale, Vince Folston,
Breno Schmidt, Michael Morales,
Cameron Clark, Tyler Shirley, Isaiah
Thaw, Assistant Coach Tim Miser,
Student Assistant Josh Sipes, Assistant Athletic Trainer Lock Schnelle.
Hillsdale Free Will Baptist College
79-74
Baptist Bible College
100-75
91-82
81-77
Ozark Christian College
92-72
Haskell Indian Nations University
74-86
Bacone College71-67
College of the Ozarks
67-71
Baptist Bible College
77-71
Grace University87-85
Pittsburg State University
60-73
Friends University
54-57
Kansas Wesleyan87-86
Sterling College74-83
McPherson College
71-61
Emporia State University
69-110
Dallas Baptist University
66-73
Southwestern Christian University 69-57
Bethany College76-63
Tabor College70-80
Ottawa University96-92
Bethel College99-87
61-70
Friends University53-81
Kansas Wesleyan
Sterling College
McPherson College
Bethany College
Tabor College
Ottawa University
Bethel College
Sterling College
79-88
59-76
64-80
83-81
64-67
63-75
88-74
74-86
79-98
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Braves Invitational
First
Wildcats Fall Invitational
First
South Central Kansas Fall Invite
First
Northwood Fall Shoot-Out
11th
San Antonio Shoot-Out
8th
UST Mamiya Texas Intercollegiate
7th
South Central Kansas Spring Invite Second
Bethel Spring Invitational
Second
KCAC Championships
First
NAIA National Championship
Qualified
Men’s Golf
Front Row: Jake Henson, Chad Richardson, Justin Churchill, Kyle Branine, Kyle Karpe,
Eddie Fahnestock. Back Row: Head Coach Brad Sexson, Shane Gilbert, Bobby Weidner, Seth
Bryan, Luke Arneson, Assistant Coach Tim Jasper.
Braves Invitational
Second
NAIA Preview Invitational
10th
Stars Fall Classic
11th
South Central Kansas Fall Invite
First
Lady Crusader Spring Invitational
6th
South Central Kansas Spring Invite
4th
Bluebonnet Classic
11th
Warrior Invitational
Third
KCAC Championship
6th
Women’s Golf
Front Row: Hannah Mason, MaryBeth Bryant, Hannah Watkins. Back Row: Head Coach Brad
Sexson, Brenna Truhe, Alyssa Richardson, Jackie McCauley, Assistant Coach Tim Jasper.
Women’s
Oklahoma Wesleyan
8-1
Hesston College
7-2
Ottawa University
3-6
Arizona Christian University 1-8
New Mexico Military Institute 3-4
University of the Southwest
3-4
Texas-Permian Basin
0-7
5-4
Oklahoma Wesleyan
9-0
Seminole State College
4-5
Seward County CC
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8-1
Hesston College
6-3
Bethel College
1-8
Ottawa University
5-4
Tabor College
5-4
McPherson College
7-2
Bethany College
3-6
Friends University
6-3
Kansas Wesleyan
1-8
KCAC Championship-Bethel
0-5
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3-6
7-2
4-5
3-6
2-7
0-9
1-8
4-5
4-5
0-9
2-7
5-4
2-7
0-9
1-8
1-8
0-9
0-9
8-1
1-8
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Tennis
Front Row: Abby Gengler, Kelsey Smith, Sara Peck, Tyler Harrell, Melissa Roetzer, Haley
Porter, Madison Smith. Back Row: Head Coach Jason Speegle, Hollace Dillon, Josh Sapp,
Michael Bond, Max Manley, Jessie Riggs, Nick Morris, Assistant Coach Jason Jeschke.
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Women’s Track:
Row One: Allyssa Zenter, Sydnee
Nelson, Rhea Rollins, Jaclyn
Lake, Rachel Busch. Row Two:
Ashlee Wenrick, Morgan Workman, Christine Sheppard, Allie
Maffel, Wendee Harris, Kelsey
Buffum. Row Three: Taylor
Sisneros, Cassie Hollenback,
Cori Hunt, Alissa Gould, Brandi
Young, Ashley Schoenhofer.
Men’s Track:
Row One: Chris Paddock, Brandyn Willard, Alex Fernandez,
Eric Lightfoot, Sam McDaniel.
Row Two: Head Coach Jim
Helmer, Trey Bruton, Caleb
Jackson, Hunter Cline, Elliot
Muegge, David Leonard, Zach
Meeker, Christian Wacker, Frank
Adelman, Brandon Hatch. Row
Three: Zach Williams, Atrial
Skipper, Travis Hankins, Nick
Warnke, Connor Drendel, Eric
Anders, Paul Mata, Connor Barragree, Colton McNinch, Assistant Coach T.J. Harris.
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Softball
Row One: Megan Walentynowicz, Kristina
Walker, Kylea Wilson,
Georganna Hopper, Devin
Howard, Alexis Del Toro,
Sara Blackburn, Shelby
Tucker. Row Two: Assistant Coach Jenn Nicholson, Assistant Coach Jen
Buehler, Rachel Baker,
Mandy Watson, Audrey
Vorderlandwehr, Sarah
Yzquierdo, Head Coach
Amber Good.
Hillsdale Free Will Baptist College
8-0, 18-3
Southwestern Christian
8-3
Rogers State
1-11
MidAmerica Nazarene University 1-12, 0-6
Oklahoma Baptist University
2-11, 0-8
Oklahoma Wesleyan
0-8, 2-3
9-3, 10-2
Benedictine College
4-7, 2-10
Friends University
1-15, 1-10
Hillsdale Free Will Baptist College 9-1, 12-4
Ottawa University
0-2, 0-19
Sterling College
Haskell Indian Nations
Bethel College
Kansas Wesleyan University
Tabor College
Bethany College
Kansas Wesleyan University
Friends University
Cheerleading
Row One: Christine Sheppard, Rebekah Miller,
Hayley Weston-McClain,
Avree Sheppard, Shirley
Jones, Kaylee George,
Chanel McCray. Row
Two: Tatyana Livingston,
Kaitlynn Jamerson, Tricia
Cook, Brianna Helton, Lily
Longacre, Carmen Brammer, Cayla McCullough,
Head Coach Alissa Sheppard.
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5-0, 7-6
9-1, 17-8
9-8, 1-4
1-6, 2-6
0-1, 1-2
1-4, 4-12
3-2, 4-1
0-7
7-2
0-8
Dance
Lindsey Graber, Ricki Dillard,
Kaitlyn Felts, Hunter Vitus, Jessica
Arnoldy, Katy Buffum, Brittany
Anguiano, Aimee Griffin.
Southwestern College Athletic
Training
Row One: Graduate Assistant
Julianne Plimpton, Tiffany Rodgers, Laken Campbell, Head Athletic
Trainer Amanda Beadle. Row
Two: Assistant Athletic Trainer
Lock Schnelle, Brandi Young, Joy
Reyes, Courtney Hanback, Caitlin
Harris, Mandy Watson, Gina Belts,
Kayla Lovell, Director Lisa Braun.
Row Three: Mallorie Coffman,
Allyssa Zenter, Jamiee Grinstaff,
Grant Trembly. Row Four: Dustin
Mulinax, Taylor Bleumer, Dalton
Swindale, Rachel Vieyra.
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Leadership
Row One: Tania Espinosa, Polly Gorman, Cayla McCullough, Erin Buster, Hannah Podschun, Kaley Rodriguez, Sally McGuire, Rebecca Bustraan. Row
Two: Briana Helton, Alicia Barnett, Madison Hovey, Lina Williams, Maggie Dunigan, Assistant Director Lindsay Wilke, Lauren Strain. Row Three:
Tavinia Tucker, Kathryn Hamilton, Brenna Truhe, Maggie Collett. Row Four: Carlos Cruz Arce, Mandy Watson, Stevie Heidzig, Sara Peck, Taylor
Fogle, Dylan Moore. Row Five: Director Cheryl Rude, Shawn Pancoast, Tanner Robidou, Dalton Carver, Michael Becker, Ilayshia Reed, Michael Bond,
Kelcey Gabriel.
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Student Foundation
Row One: Allyssa Zenter, Sally McGuire, Erin Morton. Row Two: Kaley Rodriguez, Hayley Weston-McClain, Christine Sheppard, Cori Hunt, Rebekah
Miller. Row Three: Rachel Baker, Maddie Chapin, Mallorie Coffman. Row Four: Nolan Davenport, Colton McNinch, Taylor Johnson, Paul Mata, Audrey
Vorderlandwehr, Catherine Cranmer, Jamiee Grinstaff. Row Five: Raven Carr, Montana Rickey.
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Green Team
Row One: Advisor Jason Speegle, Tendai Kwaramba, Natalie Jones, Sydnee Nelson, Elle Nguyen. Row Two: Macie Helgenberger, Miranda Bargsley,
Ashta Jordan Lisa Rupert, Meagan Jarboe, Harrison Wynn, Daniel Van Sickle. Row Three: Will McKown, Shea Wilson, Jessica Johnson, Joey Tran,
Jess Ratzlaff, Kyle Karpe.
Discipleship
Row One: Chris Paddock, Danielle Morford, Levi Nord, Aron Pfingsten, Lindsey Graber, Ashlee Alley. Row Two: Audra Mann, Rachel Wong, Justine
Anthony, Rachel Busch, Caitlin Harris, Alyx Ellsaesser, Derreck Carter-House, Matthew Mehl, Kelsey Buffum, Raisa Salim, Kathryn Fee. Row Three:
Caleb Chua, RJ Schnack, Jordan Romines, Tiffany Rea, Mariam Mamah. Row Four: Polina Dyadyk, Marissa Stadler, Esther Oliver, Jessica Kelsey,
David Leonard, Josh Sipes, Jonathon Woon.
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Campus Players
Row One: Eugene Lindsey, Lisa Prater, Justin Tinker, Zenas Lopez, Aron Pfingsten, Sydney Anderson, Shane Clark. Row Two: Alyson Moon, Roger
Mood, Joey Tran, Meredith Chavers, Arden Moon, Nikia Smith, Cooper Hart, Jordan Angermayr, Chris Cole, Andy Stanfield, Julia Faust, Katy Buffum.
Student Government Association
Row One: Advisor Lai-L Clemons, Christian Butler, Sydnee Nelson, Erin Buster, Anastasia Prokopis, Dalton Carver, Jessica McIver, Sally McGuire,
Katy Hamilton. Row Two: Jessie Riggs, Morgan Givney, Taylor Sitton, Erin Morton, Jonathon Lyons, Trey Bruton, Taylor Fogle, Tavinia Tucker, Sarah
Hallinan.
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International Club
Row One: Junzhe Liu, Yanchenxing Guo, Bin Luo, Yuli Xu, Alexandre Macassane, Danny Ball. Row Two: Yingjie Lan, Shan Qian, Hang Shu, Rutendo
Jokomo, Hanyuan Yin, Min Jiao, Lu Yu, Hongkang Zhang, Mengting Ren, Kezhu Qian, Xiaoyue Niu, Xiaolin Lin, Polina Dyadyk.
Ukelele Society:
Row One: Tendai Kwaramba, Sally McGuire, Taylor Sitton, Meeka Gentry, Danielle Morford. Row Two: Colton McNinch, Sam McDaniel, Caitlin Harris,
Tyler Harrell, Derreck Carter-House, Eric Anders, Esther Hoon, Erin Buster, Luke Nicolay, Hannah Podschun, Ciao Bai.
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Phi Delta Theta
Row One: Andrew Stanfield, Daniel Van Sickle, Trey Bruton, Clint Dick, Jevyn Voss. Row Two: Hunter Rockhill, Hank Futhey, Kyle Killgore, Chandler
Kirkhart, Rodney Marner, Jesse Riggs, R.J. Schnack.
Tri Beta
Row One: Taylor Sisneros, Taylor Hallmark, Amanda Will, Danielle Morford, Tendai Kwaramba, Derreck Carter-House. Row Two: Hayley Fort, Haley
Porter, Tyler Harrell, Mariam Mamah, Esther Oliver, Caitlin Harris, Mallorie Coffman.
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Collegian/ UpdateSC
Row One: Dalton Carver, Clint Dick, Maggie Dunning, Bailey VenJohn, Min Jiao, Taylor Lewis, Advisor Stacy Sparks. Row Two: Jonathon Woon, Kyle
Killgore, Angel Vadillo, Advisor Tom Jacobs.
Tone Builders
Row One: Erin Buster. Row Two: Emily Tilton, Christopher Dodd, Luke Nicolay, Kaitlyn Holler, Deborah Martin. Row Three: Nathan Bales, Nathan
Johnson, Hunter Rockhill, Christian Pressley, Dylan Moore, Joey Tran, Eva Farid.
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Philanthropy Board
Row One: Advisor Lindsey Wilke, Sydnee Nelson, Sally McGuire, Hannah Podschun. Row Two: Michael Bond, Jessie Riggs, Katy Hamilton, Mariam
Mamah, Lauren Strain.
Sigma Tau Delta
Row One: Hannah Podschun, Hannah Watkins, Tiffaney Chilton, Kathryn McNett.Row Two: Advisor Kirsten Dos Santos, Advisor Michelle Boucher,
Advisor Alice Bendinelli, Daschle Scaggs, Advisor John Scaggs.
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Pi Gamma Mu
Row One: Caleb Chua, Aly Sparkman, Hannah Podschun, Kaley Rodriguez, Meeka Gentry, Mallorie Coffman, Advisor Phil Schmidt, Advisor Carrie Lane.
9 Lives
Row One: Paul Mata. Row Two: Zenas Lopez, Justin Tinker, Chris Cole, Aron Pfingsten, R.J. Schnack.
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Moundbuilder Yearbook
Row One: Sara Blackburn, Rachel
Vieyra, Kristina Walker. Row Two:
Advisor Stacy Sparks, Jordan
Stalder.
Southwestern College Academic
Press
Row One: Anastasia Prokopis,
Misty Teague, Pari Sopha, Sara
Blackburn. Row Two: Daniel Van
Sickle, Luke Arneson, Christian
Butler.
Ed Builders
Row One: Kelsey Smith, Kaley
Rodriguez, April Middleton, Kaci
Hutchinson, Anna Schmitz.
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Allen, Chris.........................................74, 82
Alley, Ashlee.................................22, 74, 90
Anders, Eric......................10, 66, 81, 85, 92
Anderson, Sydney..............................63, 91
Angermayr, Maria....................................66
Anguiano, Brittany............................69, 87
Anthony, Justine.................................66, 90
Arneson, Luke..............................66, 84, 97
Arnoldy, Jessica..................................58, 87
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Baker, Colin.........................................69, 82
Baker, Rachel.................................63, 86, 89
Bales, Nathan................................10, 63, 94
Bannister, Ceth....................................66, 80
Bargsley, Miranda..............................58, 90
Barnes, Dick..............................................74
Barnett, Alicia.....................................58, 88
Barnett, Cheryl..........................................74
Barnett, Terry......................................53, 74
Barragree, Conner........................63, 81, 85
Barraza, Anthony.........................50, 58, 80
Barrett, Jordan.........................14, 49, 69, 80
Beadle, Amanda.....................74, 80, 83, 87
Beasley, Davonte................................58, 80
Becker, Michael.............................26, 58, 88
Behnken, John.....................................69, 80
Belt, Gina...................................................58
Bendinelli, Alice.................................74, 95
Benson, Linda...........................................74
Berger, Braeden...............................6, 58, 82
Berryman, Jackie......................................74
Birkes, Zachary...................................26, 63
Blackburn, Sara.........46, 49, 66, 86, 97, 104
Bland, Valerie............................................69
Blankinship, Ian..................................63, 82
Bleumer, Taylor.........................6, 58, 83, 87
Bliven, Jessup......................................58, 80
Bloomquist, Caydrick........................66, 83
Boese, Donna............................................74
Bohannan, Hunter..................41, 42, 66, 80
Bond, Michael...................46, 63, 84, 88, 95
Boucher, Michelle...............................74, 95
Boyd, Lonnie.............................................74
Brammer, Carmen........................50, 69, 86
Branine, Kyle.......................................58, 84
Braun, Lisa..........................................74, 87
Brison, Dejon.............................................63
Broussard, Rachel...............................58, 81
Brown, Deanne.........................................69
Browning, Skye.........................................74
Broyles, Chelsea..................................58, 83
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Bryan, Seth....................................30, 58, 84
Bryan, Zefiryn.....................................66, 83
Bryant, Dennis..........................................74
Bryant, MaryBeth...............................58, 84
Buehler, Jennifer.................................74, 86
Buffum, Kaitlyn............................66, 87, 91
Buffum, Kelsey...........17, 41, 58, 81, 85, 90
Buffum, Lisa..............................................74
Burdick, Susan..........................................74
Busch, Rachel................................63, 85, 90
Buster, Erin............53, 54, 69, 88, 91, 92, 94
Bustraan, Rebecca..............................66, 88
Butler, Ayla..........................................58, 83
Butler, Martha...........................................74
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Cai, Chaoming..........................................58
Calhoun, Kenard................................74, 80
Campbell, Aime........................................74
Campbell, Laken..........................69, 80, 87
Cannady, Karen........................................74
Carr, Raven....................................69, 83, 89
Carter-House, Derreck..69, 90, 92, 93, 102
Carver, Dalton.............45, 63, 82, 88, 91, 94
Chapin, Madeline.............14, 66, 81, 82, 89
Chen, Jinglin.............................................66
Chua, Caleb...............................9, 66, 90, 96
Churchill, Justin..................................58, 84
Clark, Cameron..................................63, 83
Clark, Chase........................................66, 80
Clark, Chasity...............................14, 63, 81
Clark, Shane............................33, 38, 63, 91
Clemons, Anjaih.......................................74
Cline, Hunter......................................63, 85
Coffman, Mallorie........9, 66, 87, 89, 93, 96
Collett, Margaret................................66, 88
Constantine, Morgan.........................72, 82
Cook, Arijana............................................66
Cook, Tricia.........................................66, 86
Cornejo, Adrienne....................................66
Cowlishaw, Rick.................................29, 74
Craddock, Brittaney...........................58, 81
Crandall, Ken................................22, 74, 80
Crandall, Tyler..............................30, 58, 80
Cranmer, Catherine......................63, 83, 89
Crowell, Ryan.....................................58, 80
Cruz, Carlos............................26, 63, 82, 88
Current, Melinda......................................74
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Davenport, Nolan..............6, 46, 66, 80, 89
Davis, Austin......................................22, 58
Davis, Branden...................................69, 80
Del Toro, Alexis............................42, 58, 86
Denly, Dave.............................18, 34, 74, 83
Denning, Eric............................................58
Dick, Clinton...............22, 34, 45, 69, 93, 94
Dierksen, Hannah..............................66, 81
Dillon, Hollace....................................58, 84
Dodd, Christopher.............................58, 94
Dolsen, David...........................................74
Dong, Yueran............................................58
Dunning, Margaret......................45, 58, 94
Dyadyk, Polina.......................30, 72, 90, 92
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Ebersole, Trenton................................58, 80
Ellsaesser, Alyx.............................63, 81, 90
Enns-West, Jacob......................................58
Erickson, Sheryl........................................74
Erlanson, Jacqueline...........................59, 81
Espino, Ernest...........................................72
Espinosa, Tania.........................6, 59, 82, 88
Fahnestock, Edward..............30, 59, 83, 84
Falk, Dan...................................................74
Falk, Jessica...............................................74
Farid, Eva Dania.................................59, 94
Farrell, Michael.........................................74
Faust, Julia.....................................17, 66, 91
Felts, Mary.................................................63
Fernandez, Alejandro..................69, 80, 85
Finke, Taylor.......................................45, 59
Fisher, Lawrence.......................................74
Fogle, Taylor............................37, 63, 88, 91
Folston, Vince......................................66, 83
Forbes, Brodie.....................................66, 82
Forge, Destiny...........................................59
Fort, Hayley..................................66, 83, 93
Fouts, Lorenzo....................................66, 80
Fox, Brendon.............................................74
Frederick, Tracy........................................74
Fuqua, Ashtin...........................................59
Fuquay, Julie.............................................63
Futhey, Henry...........................................69
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Gamez, Monica...................................59, 82
Gangwere, George...................................74
Gardner, Carol..........................................72
Gardner, David.........................................74
Gardner, Katherine...................................63
Gengler, Abby.....................................63, 84
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Gilbert, Shane.....................................63, 84
Givney, Morgan..................................63, 91
Glasgow, Jackie.........................................74
Glover, Shonda.........................................69
Gorman, Polly.....................................59, 88
Gould, Alissa.................................66, 81, 85
Graber, Lindsey......................17, 59, 87, 90
Grant, Corey........................................59, 80
Grant, Dalton......................................63, 82
Grant, Grant..............................................87
Grant, Leslie..............................................75
Grant, Raquel..................................6, 59, 83
Green, Pam................................................75
Greenlee, Dusti...................................66, 82
Gresham, Kelsey.................................66, 82
Griffin, Aimee...............................25, 59, 87
Grinstaff, Grinstaff...................................87
Grinstaff, Jamiee.................6, 66, 80, 87, 89
Gronau, Kirstie...................................10, 69
Gropper, Anthony........................29, 53, 69
Gutierrez, Abriana...................................66
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Halcomb, Haley..................................59, 83
Hallmark, Taylor....................46, 66, 81, 93
Hamilton, Kathryn.................63, 88, 91, 95
Handlin, Jane......................................42, 75
Hankins, Travis.......................42, 67, 80, 85
Hanna, Rose..............................................75
Harper, Ttorbin.............................50, 67, 80
Harrell, Tyler...........................67, 84, 92, 93
Harris, Caitlin.......63, 81, 82, 87, 90, 92, 93
Harris, Wendee.............................59, 81, 85
Harshfield, Alyssa....................................75
Hart, Amber..............................................63
Hart, Cooper.......................................69, 91
Hart, Darin..........................................69, 75
Hartman, Gene...................................75, 83
Hatch, Brandon............................64, 81, 85
Hawkins, Korie.........................................75
Haworth, Ethan..................................26, 67
Hawpe, Rachel..........................................72
Hays, Caitlin.......................................64, 80
Hays, Candace..........................................64
Heidzig, Stevie..............................64, 82, 88
Helgenberger, Macie..........................59, 90
Helmer, Ashley.........................................75
Helmer, Jim.........................................75, 85
Helsel, David............................................75
Helton, Brianna............................64, 86, 88
Henderson, Vickie....................................75
Hendrixson, Jennifer................................72
Henson, Jacob.....................................64, 84
Hernandez, Robert.......................30, 59, 80
Heronemus, Brittyn.................................59
Heronemus, Jacob....................................64
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Hessing, Brandon...............................30, 75
Hicks, Brenda............................................75
Hill, Jordan..............................14, 25, 34, 67
Hills, Brittany......................................26, 59
Hinson, Nancy..........................................75
Hobbs, Jessica.....................................64, 83
Hobbs, Jordan.....................................64, 83
Hofmeister, David....................................75
Hofmeister, Nicholas...............................69
Holland, Jimmy........................................75
Hollenback, Cassandra................59, 81, 85
Holler, Kaitlyn..............................17, 59, 94
Holt, Casey..........................................64, 83
Homan, Allison........................................67
Hoon, Esther...........................17, 53, 69, 92
Hopper, Georganna...........................69, 86
Hornback, Courtney..........................64, 82
Hovey, Madison.................................59, 88
Howard, Devan..................................67, 86
Hu, Kehang...............................................72
Hudson, Andrew................................26, 50
Hughes, Raleigh.......................................72
Humphrey, Tad.........................................64
Hunt, Cori...............................67, 81, 85, 89
Hunter, Charlie.........................................75
Hutchinson, Kaci....................14, 64, 82, 97
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Irvin, Jared...........................................30, 72
Isch, Ashton.........................................60, 83
Jackson, Caleb...............................60, 81, 85
Jackson, Jackson.................................17, 29
Jacobs, Tom..........................................75, 94
Jasper, Timothy.............................72, 75, 84
Jenkins, Ronnie.........................................75
Jeschke, Jason..........................72, 75, 83, 84
Jiao, Min...................................45, 67, 92, 94
Johnson, Jacobi...................................60, 80
Johnson, Jessica...................................60, 90
Johnson, Jill...............................................75
Johnson, Nathan.................................67, 94
Johnson, Richard......................................75
Johnson, Taylor.................29, 30, 60, 83, 89
Jokomo, Rutendo..........................53, 69, 92
Jones, Natalie................................37, 60, 90
Jones, Shirley.......................................60, 86
Jordan, Ashta......................................64, 90
Jordan, Lekendrick.............................60, 80
Kaiser, Barbara..........................................75
Karpe, Kyle...................................60, 84, 90
Keiser, Kurt...............................................75
Keller, Sheridan..................................60, 82
Kelsey, Jessica......................................70, 90
Killgore, Kyle..............10, 45, 67, 80, 93, 94
Kimple, Charles..................................60, 80
Kinnamon, Taylor....................................72
Kirkhart, Chandler.......................49, 72, 93
Kirkland, Mike..........................................75
Kistler, Skylor......................................67, 80
Koester, Elliot......................................67, 80
Krause, Andrew...........................38, 75, 80
Krug, Sheila...............................................75
Krusemark, Sharon..................................75
Kudera, Kylee...........................................67
Kuhnen, Daniel.........................................70
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Lan, Yingjie..........................................64, 92
Lane, Carrie.........................................75, 96
Lantz, Emily........................................64, 83
Larson, Ty............................................60, 80
Larson, Zakary..........................................75
Lashier, Jackson..................................50, 75
Lee, Robbi..................................................67
Leonard, David.......................64, 81, 85, 90
Li, Xiaoquan........................................70, 72
Lian, Bo......................................................67
Lightfoot, Eric...............................64, 81, 85
Lim, Ben.....................................................75
Lindsey, Lindsey.......................................91
Lindsey, William.......................................67
Lipsey, Bryan.......................................64, 83
Liu, Junzhe..........................................70, 92
Loeb, Edward............................................75
Loesing, Sarah.....................................60, 81
Lopez, Zenas.............................9, 64, 91, 96
Lovell, Kayla.................................60, 83, 87
Lowe, Susan..............................................76
Lowrance, Juliette....................................60
Lowry, Jeanice...........................................76
Lujan, Delia...............................................76
Luo, Bin......................................................92
Luo, Fei......................................................72
Luo, Nili.....................................................76
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Maffei, Alexandrea...................................64
Mamah, Mariam.............70, 90, 93, 95, 102
Mangrum, Garrett..............................67, 80
Manley, Max........................................67, 84
Marner, Rodney............................64, 83, 93
Marney, Jacob............................................60
Martin, Deborah.................................60, 94
Mason, Hannah..................................64, 84
Mason, Mason...........................................84
Mastrangelo, James..................................76
Mata, Paul...............6, 42, 64, 80, 85, 89, 96
May, Brady..............................14, 42, 70, 80
Mayer, Christopher............................64, 80
McCauley, Jacquelyn...................42, 67, 84
McCormack, Eric................................76, 80
McCray, Chanel..................................64, 86
McCullough, Cayla......................60, 86, 88
McDaniel, Samuel..................67, 81, 85, 92
McEwen, Tamara......................................76
McGuire, Sally.....18, 37, 53, 70, 88, 89, 91,
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McIver, Jessica.....................................70, 91
McKown, William..............................70, 90
McNickle, Jack....................................76, 83
McNinch, Colton.22, 30, 33, 67, 81, 85, 89,
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Meeker, Zachary...........................60, 82, 85
Mehl, Matthew...................................67, 90
Mendoza, Cristian....................................70
Merriman, Dick..........................54, 76, 102
Metzinger, Devin................................67, 80
Meyer, Sierra...........................14, 21, 64, 82
Michel, Hunter....................................25, 60
Middleton, April....................33, 53, 70, 97
Middleton, Kayla...............................67, 97
Miller, Blaire........................................60, 81
Miller, Rebekah.........................6, 64, 86, 89
Miller, Stephanie.......................................64
Miser, Timothy....................................76, 83
Montoya, Jacob...................................64, 82
Moon, Allyson........................25, 49, 76, 91
Moon, Arden.......................................72, 91
Moon, Roger.................................54, 76, 91
Moore, Dylan..........................37, 67, 88, 94
Morales, Michael..........................49, 70, 83
Moran, Amy..................................72, 76, 81
Morford, Danielle......22, 25, 53, 70, 90, 92,
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Morris, Austin.....................................60, 80
Morris, Erin.........................................34, 67
Morris, Nickolas.................................67, 84
Morton, Erin............................37, 70, 89, 91
Muegge, Elliot.....................................64, 85
Muldrow, Bobi..........................................76
Mullinax, Dustin................................60, 80
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Nicholson, Jennifer............................76, 86
Nicolay, Luke................................60, 92, 94
Niu, Xiaoyue.......................................64, 92
Nodine, Brittany.......................................70
Noftsger, Jacob....................................60, 80
Nord, Levi...........................................61, 90
Norris, Christopher............................45, 70
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Oliver, Esther..........................17, 64, 90, 93
Olney, Pamela...........................................76
Ornbaun, Alison.................................61, 81
Osen, Charles............................................76
Owens, Justin......................................61, 80
Paddock, Christopher..................67, 85, 90
Pancoast, Shawn...........................61, 82, 88
Pasarell, Leslie..............................46, 61, 82
Peck, Sara................................45, 64, 84, 88
Pentz, Michelle.........................................76
Peterson, Holly.........................................76
Pettey, Kristen...........................................76
Pfingsten, Jacob........................................70
Pirillo, Joseph......................................76, 80
Pittman, Darnell.................................70, 80
Pleas-Bailey, Dawn...................................76
Plimpton, Juliann.........................72, 76, 87
Podschun, Hannah......2, 22, 25, 38, 53, 54,
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Ponder, Shelby..........................................70
Porter, Haley.................................61, 84, 93
Posey, Taylor.......................................67, 83
Prater, Lisa...........................................67, 91
Pressley, Christian........................29, 67, 94
Priest, Brandon...................................65, 80
Prokopis, Anastasia............2, 22, 70, 91, 97
Pullins, Tamera.........................................76
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Qian, Shan...........................................61, 92
Qian, Zhiqun.............................................65
Qualls, Nicholas...........................30, 70, 80
Quiett, Terry..............................................76
Radford, Christie......................................72
Raisa, Heidi...............................................65
Ratzlaff, Jessica...................................70, 90
Rea, Tiffany...................................53, 70, 90
Rea, Zoe.........................................17, 22, 61
Reed, Lauren.......................................70, 82
Reichenberger, Jana................10, 50, 61, 83
Ren, Meng ting...................................65, 92
Requena, Mary.........................................76
Resa, Erin.............................................10, 70
Reyes, Joy................................14, 61, 82, 87
Reyes, Luiz..........................................61, 82
Richardson, Alyssa.......................37, 65, 84
Richardson, Chad...............................70, 84
Rickey, Montana.....................37, 65, 83, 89
Riggs, Jessie.......2, 21, 49, 70, 84, 91, 93, 95
Robidou, Tanner.................................67, 88
Robinson, Annjelina.................9, 38, 70, 83
Robinson, Margaret.................................76
Rockhill, Hunter.........29, 33, 53, 70, 93, 94
Rodgers, Tiffany...........................71, 80, 87
Rodriguez, Kaley...2, 21, 22, 49, 71, 81, 88,
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Rodriguez, Rena.......................................76
Roetzer, Melissa......................45, 49, 71, 84
Rogers, Angel............................................61
Rollins, Rhea.................................49, 71, 85
Romines, Jordan.................................61, 90
Rose, Rachel..............................................61
Rosell, Anna..............................................61
Ross, Patrick..............................................76
Rowley, Rodney........................................71
Royals, Terrence........................................71
Ruan, Yunhui............................................72
Rude, Cheryl.................................22, 76, 88
Rude, Martin.............................................76
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Sapp, Joshua..................................25, 68, 84
Satterthwaite, Taylor................................83
Sawyer, Samuel.........................................68
Scaggs, John........................................76, 95
Schlickau, Jane..........................................76
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Schmidt, Tami...........................................76
Schmitt, Ashley.........................................65
Schmitz, Anna.....................................71, 97
Schmitz, Christopher...............................76
Schnelle, Lock.........................76, 81, 83, 87
Schoenhofer, Ashley...............18, 61, 81, 85
Schumacher, Lindsay...................10, 61, 83
Schwartz, Joseph......................................82
Seaba, Connor.....................................61, 80
Sears, Travis..............................................80
Seely, Matthew..........................................61
Seidel, Tanner..................................6, 41, 71
Sexson, Brad........................................77, 84
Sexson, Marla............................................77
Shaffer, Trinicia...................................68, 83
Sharer, Cortney.........................................68
Shen, Lei....................................................72
Shen, Wei...................................................72
Sheppard, Alissa.................................85, 86
Sheppard, Christine...........6, 68, 85, 86, 89
Shi, Yanhua................................................72
Shields, Allison...................................65, 81
Shirley, Tyler.......................................68, 83
Shook, Timothy...................................49, 77
Short, Dylan........................................61, 80
Shu, Hang............................................65, 92
Silvia, Holly...............................................61
Sims, Anthony..............................22, 61, 80
Sipes, Joshua.................................65, 83, 90
Sisneros, Taylor.......................68, 81, 85, 93
Skipper, Artrail.........................................68
Smith, Blake........................................68, 80
Smith, Bobby.............................................77
Smith, Kelsey................................68, 84, 97
Smith, Mary..............................................84
Smith, Nikia..............................9, 29, 65, 91
Sopha, Parisath...................................71, 97
Sparkman, Alyson..................49, 71, 82, 96
Sparks, Stacy.................................77, 94, 97
Spears, Jonathan.......................................61
Speegle, Jason...............................77, 84, 90
Speers, Justin.......................................68, 80
Stadler, Marissa..................................61, 90
Stalder, Jordan....14, 46, 54, 71, 81, 97, 104
Stanfield, Andrew........................71, 91, 93
Starr, Spencer......................................61, 82
Steeley, Jayson...........................................68
Stevens, Daniel...................................21, 77
Stogner, Richard.......................................61
Strain, Lauren.........................65, 82, 88, 95
Strait, David........................................61, 80
Streater, Coley.....................................71, 80
Sudduth, Ashton......................................71
Swindale, Dalton..........................61, 80, 87
Swisher, Paul.............................................71
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Tagg, Jamaika............................................68
Teague, Misty................................53, 71, 97
Tennyson, Kaitlin...............................68, 83
Tessmer, Michael......................................77
Thaw, Isaiah..................................37, 71, 83
Thomas, Adam.........................................71
Thompson, Matthew...................30, 68, 80
Thornton, Amy.................................71, 102
Tilton, Emily..................................17, 61, 94
Tinker, Justin.....................38, 49, 71, 91, 96
Tisdale, William............................37, 65, 83
Totty, Allison.......................................65, 82
Townsley, Stacy.........................................77
Tran, Joe.......................10, 30, 68, 90, 91, 94
Trembly, Grant........................29, 68, 80, 87
Triplett, Tashira.................................71, 102
Truhe, Brenna..........................21, 61, 84, 88
Tucker, Shelby...............................49, 65, 86
Tucker, Tavinia........................37, 65, 88, 91
Tyler, Alexander.................................68, 83
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Walentynowicz, Megan...............45, 62, 86
Walker, Eric.........................................65, 80
Walker, Kristina..............46, 62, 86, 97, 104
Wallace, Donnie..................................77, 81
Wallace, Rachel.........................................71
Walther, Timothy................................62, 80
Warnke, Nicholas.........................65, 81, 85
Watkins, Hannah..........................68, 84, 95
Watson, Amanda......................................30
Watson, Courtney.........................33, 68, 83
Watt, Emily................................................68
Weaver, Justin...........................................68
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Yeisley, Joseph.....................................77, 82
Yin, Hanyuan......................................68, 92
York, Belva................................................73
York, Gregory......................................71, 80
York, Terah................................................77
Young, Brandi.............17, 26, 49, 62, 85, 87
Yu, Lu...................................................71, 92
Yzquierdo, Sarah..........................49, 68, 86
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Valadez, Edward......................................65
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VanGieson, Michelle..........................61, 83
Vargas, Joseph.....................................71, 80
Vasquez, Joshua..................................65, 80
Vasquez, Larry..............................34, 65, 83
VenJohn, Bailey...........10, 45, 50, 61, 83, 94
VenJohn, Jason..........................................77
Vieyra, Adrienne................................68, 81
Vieyra, Rachel.....18, 46, 62, 81, 87, 97, 104
Vorderlandwehr, Audrey......41, 65, 86, 89
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Weinert, Sara.............................................77
Weir, Tracy.................................................62
Wenrick, Ashlee......................30, 62, 81, 85
Weston, Hayley.................50, 68, 80, 86, 89
Wheeler, Stephanie...................................68
Whitley, Grahm..................................71, 77
Wilke, Lindsay........................54, 77, 88, 95
Wilke, Stephen..........................................77
Will, Amanda......................................65, 93
Willard, Brandyn................................68, 85
Williams, Salina........................................62
Williams, Zachary..................34, 68, 80, 85
Wilson, Kylea................................65, 83, 86
Wilson, Shea........................................68, 90
Winn, Krystal............................................77
Wong, Rachel......................................65, 90
Wood, Joe.............................................77, 82
Woodburn, Stephen.................................77
Woon, Jonathan......................45, 68, 90, 94
Workman, Morgan.............................65, 85
Worsham, Rodney....................................77
Wright, Sharon..........................................77
Wynn, Harrison..................................65, 90
Wyrick, Logan.....................................77, 80
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1. It all starts with a ceremony and eventually ends with a ceremony. The
tradition that begins your journey as a Moundbuilder, starts the day that
you place your rock into Cole Mound Plaza. You share experiences with the
friends you made at Builder Camp and you walk the halls of Mossman, Beech,
or Christy going to class. These buildings will be part of your memories
when you look back on the years you spent at Southwestern College. You will
remember the historic atmosphere of Stewart Field House and trekking up
the 77, but most importantly you remember the family that was created at
this beloved institution. The day will come when you walk across the stage
and you take a piece of SC with you into the world. You won’t remember the
classes you took or the sleepless nights in Deets Library. What you will
remember is the connections you have made and the friends who are now
part of your Builder Family. (Woon) 2. Tashira Triplett, physical performance
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and sports studies senior, celebrates getting her diploma. The undergraduate ceremony took place May 5 with a temperature of 58 and a gusty wind.
(Woon) 3. Amy Thornton, business administration senior, proudly accepts
her diploma from Dick Merriman, president. Thornton was the first senior
to start the conferring of degrees. (Woon) 4. Audra Mann, philosophy and
religious studies senior, awaits the procession to begin the undergraduate
ceremony. Seniors walked through a tunnel of supportive faculty before
stepping into Richard L. Jantz Stadium. (Woon) Opposite. Derreck CarterHouse, biology senior, Danielle Morford, marine biology senior, and Mariam
Mamah, biology senior, locate their families before the graduation ceremony.
Carter-House was one of two seniors who took home the prestigious Professor
Fran Jabara Leadership Award which was decided upon by faculty. (Woon,
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Sara Blackburn
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Moundbuilder 2013
Volume 102
Southwestern College
Winfield, Kansas 67156
August 2012 to May 2013
Rachel Vieyra
Staff
Volume 102 was created by the Moundbuilder staff
and was printed by Jostens in Topeka. The cover was
designed by the Moundbuilder staff with assistance
from Thane Chastain, Josten Title Consultant and
Travis Feil, Josten Sales Representative. The 104 pages
were created on Dell computers using Microsoft Word,
Adobe PhotoShop CS6, and Adobe InDesign CS6. The
Moundbuilder is distributed to all full-time students.
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